The New York Herald Newspaper, January 1, 1861, Page 8

THB BOARD OF ALDERMEN. ‘The Newly Appointed City Chamberlain Sespended—Commanication from the Mayeor—Lively Debate on the Subject— @ondition of the City Treasury, de., dic. A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen was beld ‘Mest evening, President Peck in the chair. A resolution was offered rescinding the resolution ‘adopted in the year 1854 assigning rooms in the new City ‘Hai for the use of the Sapreme Court. It was adopted. ‘THE CITY CHAMBERLAIN. ‘The following communication was received from the Mayor's Orrice, New York, Dec. 31, 1860. ‘Bo THE Fononanie THe Common Councit:— Gexriemen—By virtue of feb Tha vested in the Mayor, tw section 21 of the charter of #867, I have suspended Daniel Devin, who assumes to be City "Chamberlain. The rea- sons which have ys this step are predicated upon ‘Whe extraordinary and unprecedented mode of his ap- oa use sont as | think, grave doubts as to its ity. Whilst temporarily ‘absent from tho city, Alder- man Peck, President ef the Board of Aldermen, who, in of the 17th section of the charter of 1857, be- came the acting Mayor, arrogated the power to remove 2° Platt, Bsq., the City Chamberlain, an unexceptiona public’ officer, who bad faithfull Performed his his @aties, and to nominate Daniel Dev! a in his place. le my opinion the law does not contemplate the exercise of any such right by the President of ot the Board of Alder- men. He is simply pro tempore and ad inéerim & subeti- ‘tute for the Mayor to transact the clerical duties of the offee, without possessing all 5 =e important func- thous, except in extraordinary eat public neces- way. To admit that the President of fe Board of Alder- men is clothed with every prerogative of the Mayor in ‘tbe absence of the latter, necessarily implies that if the r is absent from his office at all, even for five winutes, an Alderman can take advantage of this absence to derange tbe ee of ban government and sub- vert the policy WI ized. In the present instance the sssumption of authority by ‘Mr. Peck is exceedingly unjustifiable if legs Before leaving the city be waited upon me for instructions with reference to his duties during my absence, and pledged bimeeif not to approve certain measures (the Japanese sppropriation among others), and not to interfere with ‘any of the public offices within the power of the Mayor to remove or appoint. Admitting that the acting Mayor is clothed with the authority claimed under the charter of 3057, there are doubts as to the right of the isla ‘ture to confer such powers upon the President of the Beard of Aldermen. The people elect the Mayor as ebief executive officer, entrusted with the administration ef the laws. It could not have been intended thata member of the legislative department should exercise executive functions. To remove the City Chamberlain, who is an executive officer of the highest rank, was an @mecutive act. The sixteenth section of the charter of er vides that ‘the executive power of the 1 be vested inthe Mayor and the executive de- parame ”’ An Alderman is a legislative officer, and ot legally remove or te ge 4 executive officers. Ami, by section thirty-nine of the charter, it is pro- that every person elected or appeinted to any of- flee under the city government, shall on or before the first day of January next succeeding such election, or ‘within five days after notice of such appointment, take and subscribe an oath or affirmation, faithfully to per- form the duties of his office, which oath or affirmation shall be filed in the Mayor's office. Mr. Devlin has not complied with this requirement of ‘the law, and has not filed any cath of office in the May- er’s office, and hence has not legally and properly quali- fed himself for the office of Cuambe berlain. For these reasons, and for others not necessary at this ‘time to communicate, 1 have suspended Daniel Devlin from tbe office of City Chamberlain which he assumes to FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor. Alderman Core. offered a resolution to the effect that, in the opinion of this Board, the reasons assigned by the Mayor for the suspension of the City Chamberlain =a insufficient, and that the communication be re Gereas ont ti the Mayor had mad appear ‘ENET e le it he did not wish to have Mr. Platt removed; whereas, if be told the truth, he would say that he bad, for months gS. had it in contemplation to remove Mr. Platt, and been working among the members of the Board with ‘that object. Aklerman Prcx said he regretted to have to ssy it, but dhe must say it, that the communication received from the was conceived in falsehood. When his Honor left ‘his city he said that there were two he did not ‘wish to have interfered with—the Street Commissioner- ship and certain resolutions likely to pass the Board of Su- pervisors. In regard to the removal of Mr. Platt he (Mr. ) never contemplated such a thing until he was wait- ed Cae m by number of respectable citizens and by a ma- Board of Alderman, who demanded that Mr. t chou be removed. He denied that he had ever made such a promise to the Mayor as had been stated by ‘that gentieman. Alderman Brapy said the Mayor had made it that he did not intend to approve of the sppropriation for the Japanese reception, whereas he (Alderman Brady) ‘well knew that he had intended to countersign the reso- Jution. As for the removal of Mr. Piatt, that had also been contemplated by the Mayor, but he now wished to ‘throw the onus of both these acts on the acting Mayor. Axlerman Stank moved that the communication be re- — to the Corporation Counsel, which was not se- ‘eonded. Alderman Boos offered a resolution as a substitute for Alderman Cornell's, but the same in effect. It was wed by a vote of 12 to 3. fodowing statement of the condition of the city d and filed:— FE ce December 29 A report in favor of paying legal expenses incurred in d@efendmg contested seats in the Common Council was aid over. A communication from the City Inspector, containing a ist of bids for cleaning the streets, was referred to the Gommittee on Cleaning Streets. ‘The Board then adjourned to Friday evening next, at five o'clock The Birth of the New Year. RINGING THE OLD YEAR OUT AND THE NEW YEAR IN, Among the significant customs of Old England at the Wang uration of the birth of the New Year is the ringing out f the old and the ringing in of the New Year, md the in. coming of another annual epoch is annownced from the steeple of every parish church possessing a chime of bells ‘he chimes generally begin a quarter of an hour before midnight, and an intermission is allowed for the hour of twelve to strike, after which the resumption of the music of the belle announces to the wakeful watebers the @eparture of the old year and the commencement of the new. This good éld custom has been adopted by the corporation-ef ‘Irmity parish, and the incoming of the New Year is celebrated by the sweet chimes of the mag- nificent peal of eight bells attached to the parieh church, under the able management of Mr. James E. Ayliffe. ‘These chimes are rung on every Sunday aud bigh holiday nr of prayer, on which occasions secu- ¢, rigidly excluded. On the incomming of New Year's day and the Fourth of July, however, great er latitude is allowed, and the quict of midnight is agree- ably broken by the ringing of our most popular, national, riotic and favorite domestic airs, Last night Mr Ayliffe, in accordance with the time honored custom, contmenced ringing the chimes at a quarter to tweive @’chook. There were numerous watchers around and about ‘the venerabie wails of old Trinity at the mystic hour ‘when epirits are said to walk abroad,’’ lingering there to hear the first thriiling peal of the ‘clattering bells in ‘their iron tongued farevgll to the dying year. And pre- ently itcame. First, Whe three-quarter chime, giving ‘fhe world to know that there remained but one-quarter of an bour ere the year 1860 would be drawn into tie ever moving stream of ages. And then, as the cold gusts of muxdnight sighed through the leafless trees and over the graves of the forgotten dead, there flo@ed from the high ‘eborch tower the stirring music pt bells chiming in and making the air redolent with harmony. This ‘was followed by ‘Hail Columbia”? «Yankee Doodle” and wome sweet selections from ‘La Fille du Regiment.” ‘An intermission, a8 usual, was then allowed, and the departure of the year 1860, the last of the memorable sixth decade of the nineteenth century, was awaited in “8 the gilence maintained was heard the peal of the nity sounding the knell of last stroke had scarcely died solemn silence. Not long for joud, sonerous and ic be fromm many f stont heart rcarcely ar than once re the music, proclRiming with Joyous tongues t The merry m at 5 1. Ringing anges on eight bells 2. Fvening beil 3. Air from De Beriot ear of grace 1861 4. Blue Bells of Seotiand 5. Last Rose of Summer. 6. Scoteh Air—Roy's Wife of Aldivalloch 7. Home, Sweet tome. The New Year being thus inaugurated, the usual inter change of good wishe™prevalent at this solemn but joy ous season took place among neighbors, and the dawn of day waa anxiously looked for in order to celebrate eut by those friendly visitations fund other observan cen rendered sacred by preseription Arrivals and Departures. . ARRIVALS. | a Livenroo'—Steuuship Kangaroo—J Eni idrath, J Wann, Mies Carine McSweeney, Mr Lyadon, Mrs Ly Ia, Win Cited MF and Mre Hullerted, Rev J infant 'and servant; F Her Wie Whiteside, Mrs Thomas, Maser Lemonia, +o A Andrews, Mrs and Havsre—fteamship Star of the West indy, 8 W Prince, sean | Mena Wester Diohars ry, Cogs WP York, JW Allen, Bort, Hrnwrbnida, Robe 18 Herman, 8 P Niner, T# rrer, Mra Jamer, Cant Done Luser, |W. Pratt, S Sens, Me H O'Malley, G Peterson, 1 ont, H Meinke, Thos Purcell, Alex Sroal). Martin Bors, io Bobler, B Sewity, J deehan, Capt Emm Hawkins, W bavier, D ins, Mr Dasti and servant F White, A EB Naliet, © N as—Jno Pratt, Richard Du Louis Rube, MC Pen James Alien, BE MAPANBAS—Steameh ™ won, Jahn Revefund, Henry h Rogue, Henry wren’ eerste Montgomery—-Wm Batu win, # ine, lady and five children: yl om, &L. Linse, J Rosenfeld, G8 Ford $i ‘Middleton, F ea wd W _ * re ' omnis, J Rob yer and, servab | ies M Bt Jot, EX, ayer, Th es Pech Fea K Gibbon, ‘MN Huis, P Valet, FP Jalgal—and 49 in ibe 5 erage TO ARRIVE. New Onuegrs—Sinamen'ip Cabawta—% © Van Zandt Yire 3 W Smith, Mice Smith, Ma Brown, Wi’ Aven, B Valdwoo J Maniwi, GW Turner NEWS FROM CUBA. Arrival of the Star of the West. The United States mail steamship Star of the West, S. | P. Griffin commander, left New Orleans December 28, and Havana December 26, and arrived here yesterday , a1 noon. ‘She experienced strong head winds from Havana to the Cape. The steamship De Soto arrived at Havana on the 2th. The state of affairs im the States still affects the commercial affairs of the island. ‘Transactions in sugar were quite limited; No. 12 at 83g a 934. No muscova- dos in market. Exchaxge on London, 13 414}, premium. Exchange on Paris, 11). Exchange on New York, 3a 8 per cent premium, at 60 days. SPECIE LIST. . $727 N, A. pdoudieone, $221 Ximeno & Bayle, 33 Carrington & Co.. Wells, Fargo & Co. Simpson & Mayhew De Vieser: Total. Arrival of the Matanzas from Matanzas. ‘The steamship Matanzas, Capt. Liessegang, from Ma- tanzas and Norfolk, in thirty-five hours from the latter port, arrived at this port last night, with passengers, cargo and correspondence to Messrs. Mora Bros., Navarro &Co. She left Matanzas on the 22d ult., and expe- rienced heavy northerly gales, obliging her to put into Norfolk for coal. MAREETS, Dec. 22.—Clayed Sugars.—The market ve for this quality, owing to the unfavora- m the United States, the great scarcity of money and the embarrassment in the commercial commu- nity. Holders of the balance of old crop sugars intend shipping them for their own account to Europe. The Christmas holidays will cause all business to be stopped for at least a fortnight. Muscovados—The few small parcels of old crop have been shipped for Europe for janters’ account. Of the new crop some 200 ihds. have come to market; as yet no sales made, there being no duyers. The quota- tions ‘below show more or less the figures holders expect to obtain, but which buyers will not submit to:— Inferior, common and fair refining, 7)¢r. a 83gr.; do. gro- cery goods, 84r. a9 5-Tr. Melado—The market for this grade of sugars had showed more activity: 500 hhds. su- rior quality, to be delivered in December, changed ds at 5r., and 400 bhds. in town, fetched 5 }4r. to be shipped for England. Molasses—The inquiry for the Uni- ted States is of little importance. About 15,000 hhds. of frst deliveries up to 10th January next, were taken most- Wy fo for England, at 4r. for clayed and 53¢r. for muscovado. joney—There are further arrivals from the country: no sales as yet. Rum—No demand for exportation; for con sumption $31 33 per pipe is paid. Freights—The demand for vessels to take molasses and melado to the British ports has been active; some email crafts have been engaged at 45s. per ton for molasses, and 42s. per ton for melado. Exchange—Nothing doing. New York, Boston, Phila- delphia and Baltimore 4 a 8 per cent premium. MATANZA8, TELEGRAPHIC, NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 31, 1860. ‘The steamer De Soto, from Havana on tho 27th inst., has arrived. ‘The monetary crisis had reached Havana, where it was severely felt. An issue of two million of dollars in trea- sury notes was about to be consummated for the relief of the commercial community. Eight hundred thousand dollars worth of the new bonds had been already issued, which merchants at Matanzas had agreed to receive. A New Commercial Treaty with Ven: zuela, ‘Wasmrvaton, Dec. 31, 1860. Itis understood that the President will eubmit to the Senate ina few days an important commercial treaty, recently negociated by our Minister to Venezuela. Destructive Conflagration at Milwaukee. GREAT LOSS OF PROPERTY—FIVE PERSONS PROBA- BLY BURNED IN THE FLAMES. Miwavkes, Dec. 31, 1860. On Saturday night a fire broke out in the Lake Michi- gan mills, owned by Nichols, Brett & Co., and the builling and contents, consisting of 500 barrels of flour and 7,000 bushels of wheat, were destroyed. Loss $35,000; in- sured $20,000. ‘The flames communicated to tho warehouse occupied by Collins & Andre, destroying the building, valued at $15,000; insurance not ascertaine At two o'clock on Say” moran another fire broke ont in the building on thecorner of Huron and East Water streets, occupied by the city offices. Loss on the building $50,000; insured. George Deyer & Co.'s saddiery and harness establishment was also consumed. Loss $40,000; insured for $30,000. All the records and valuable documents deposited in the City Clerk's office were destroyed. We are unable to ascertain the loss to the city until the safes which contain $200,000 worth of chatte] mortgages are taken from the ruins. It bas been ascertained that the $200,000 worth of bonds and mortgages were not kept in the sate, and are, consequently, destroyed. Five persons are missing, and it is feared they are buried in the ruins. Exertions are being made to find the bodies, but the heat is so great that not much pro- press is made. The Australasian and Europa off Cape Race. Sr. Joys, N. F., Dec. 20, 1860. A large stanmer was sighted off Cape Race this morn- ing, about eighteen miles off, hull down, which was pro- Australasian, mehip Europa, from Boston via Halifax, pass. ‘ape at 4:20 this afternoon, en route to Liverpool. he weather this evening is tine, and the high sea las ubsided Southern Ocean Steamer Movements, SAVANNAH, Deo, 31, 1860. The screw steamship Huntsville arrived at noon yester- day, the 30th inst Markets, We. for fair to fully’ fairs Flour advancing: at $5 80a $0 62%. Gorm active at 68¢. a The. Pork buoyant: mess $15 a $15 7. Freighte on cotion to Liverpool slightly advanced, at 11-164. ; to Havre, 16-16¢ Monn, Dec. 29, 1860. Cotton—eales to-day 4,000 bales, at 103c. a Te. for middling. Market sirm. Pimcangurina, Dec. 31, 1960. Flour very firm, at $5 12% a %4 for supertine, Wheat in fair demand: white at $1 40a $155; red, $1 30a #135. Corn active and advanced; old yellow at 68c. a 70e.: new, 68sec, Coffee tirm and stock much reduce, at llc. a15,¢ Sugarsteady. Whiskey at 18¢. a 190. Flour—dull. Wheat qui sales 27,000 bushels at Soc. 401; 7534 for 2 mm store. Corn quiet at 29{c. Oats quiet Receipte—4,200 bbls, flour, 29,000 bushels wh 45,000 bushels corn. Sight exchange York firm, bat bank Pp cent. premitm, Receipts for the year 1860:—703.000 bbls. flour, 14,210,000 bushels wheat, 16,320,000 bushels corn, 1,700,000 bushels oats—showing, as compared with 1850, a decrease of 26,000 bbis. flour, and an increase of 6.150.000 bushels wheat, 10.100,000 bushels corn. The shipments show about the same increase in sore at the present time—875,000 bushels wheat, 170,000 bushels corn; 404,000 bushels oats Ctverexeni, Deo, 31, 1860. Flour—The Furopean advices caused greater firmmoss quotations are $4 50 a $4 60. Whiskey has ned quoted at 133gc. Hogs dull, and large nut ing; 3,500 were sold at $5 60 a $5 80, the extra large, receipts for the week, 26.000. Mess pork dull, at $16. Lard 9c. Exehange on New York steady, at 1\\ per cent Masten Treetivoxta, fro tm Ren Reomtee — William Mmer, Beq., our ex-Register, was the recipient of A splendid testimonial from the hands of his clerks y ence in William street, in the fortn af jone, handsomely engrossed, framed, ni signed by each and every clerk ig his office at the ex: piration of his term as Register. SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC TOR KEW YORK—THI8 DAY. ie ‘ | MOON Fi > Port of New York, December 31, 1860, CLEARED. Steamship Persia (Br), Judking, Queenstown and Liver. pool—B Cunard Ship R L Lane, Bryer, Liverpool—T Richardson & Co. Ebip Quebec (Br), Bernier, Ch Ship Zenas Coffin, Riddell, Axpinwait verpool—Walsh, Carver & ppan & Starbuck. Ship Maid of Orleans, Dennis, New Orieans—Wm Nelson & Son Bark Countess of Seafield (Br), Brown, Queensiown—G P Bark Scphle ilzaveth (Hol), Von der Hoef, Amsterdam— Funch & Meine Wark. A Lee, Christian, Buenos Ayrea—J N Amith & Co, Brig Hannan (Aus), Merlato, Cork for orders—A Wendt & Brig Uzreck (Aus), Casulich, Cork or Falmouth—A Wendt oe. Brig Brig Andreas (Rard), Black, Capit Bn urtheet, Bry plea—Jt Ww Mauricio (Datel), Schroeder, Curacon— Dorale & Co fhe Passport, Hawkins, Naples-MeCready, Mote & Uc Kchr Margaret Ann. erst Thomann Tt Dw Schr J McAdams, Pierson, Cieniuegos-—H D Brookman & ‘ovine & Son & Deake. Ror Kensington, White, Rohr Liup ree Reed, Wilinington, NUK P B ARRIVED. Steamship Kangaroo (Br), Mierhouse, Liverpoo! eenstown 20tb, with mdse and passengers, to Jahn G D ‘aa detained at Queenstown 12 hours, awaiting the stow from See nan ie with oe matis and | yemectan of the Prince is whieh er shaft. Tabip Matanees, Liewepang, Matanane, Deo 2, via Nor fon Me hore, witht Maes and’ pateongere te ore Bron. We varro &¢ Fieamnship Star of the West, Griffin, New Orlewns, Dec 23, vig Havana 26h, with mdae and passengers, 0 MO Roberta, Steamehip M. i vannab, with mdee and Qutb inst, lt a0, saw a h bine, white and blue Ved “stmamsip © Mhas experienced strong § Posrage mag: hip. Winged Roce, Trundy, Rocehow, Sopt 2, passed Dam pier Mtraite 20m, Aj er Gel Caps dood’ Hope Nev If talon Dee 4, in ton with taan de lo WH 1 ec 16 exten with beautiful mene wanton, Reed moderate hreeve from ®IE: middle of the Gay the Wi BGAN. wind BW, wlth sighting, took in royale apd | init Lif vant 9-40 AM, nearly calm, with \ | ot W YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1861. Paine, Colburn, 4 eras Cairo, Wooster, NYrk (and jeser Dec 15, E by cpaneroth Dee Fa tp aes bes San Savthnah , 2iat, a Steele, eect Orleans; rae gum, “Geo. Harry eGO8, te ne Boston; eee in ae ae ata atasiasion. Se a 36 hours from Li iams, sei —— yaa te ir a cy Eclipse, Giascow, Dec >; em Palmyra, avers, 3 NYo1 Gingavray, Dec 1010 port bark, or Ay son re 4 et seaman, di Tou, int 46 ite ed ee cat ton wpperians, sa ‘and aban’ Gtovensne, bec gone a with mai) mi: Se acaaeen Hi Trieste. ig East Nov 30.and Dec 1, until noon; since which time it has been West; on the 7th und 8th a heavy 8 W gale. Gexoa, Dec 1A, Gen Gobb, Haskell, Richmond; 13th, ec 14—Off. Genoa, Breet, from Antwerp for Havus, Deo 15 Cid, Kate Dyer, Dy ‘Win Neluon, Ghawen ies Ton Stanona, Dee 13—Arr, Louis Napoleon, Herting, New rae at Caxbaven Dec 15,John Bertram, Knudsen, New MeLellan, NYork; Cousins, do; ate for Lag er, New Orleans. Sia ; 16th, Amelia, MeKen- r ico Br ship 4 lands, took pilot frog ee Ship A & A (Br, of Belfast ee n carpe in ballast, to master. from the between deck: ont, Havre, Askins, Havre, Nov 13, with Fox & Bro." Experienced heavy} Tak from thence have had light ae 7th inst, sprung the foremast; 11th, while hove to, was struck by a sea which started fore chant split main rail, apd caused the th, 1 at4251, jon 43 4 apparently American, hes ‘oremast gone; 2th, in a snow pee Shoal and since then have had ay e shij Rainbow (of Boston), Holt, Boston, 8 days, in ballast, ter. Bark Midas (Br, of St Johns, NF), Palfrey, Rio. days, with coffee, to Wesiteldt, Hallett & Co. Saiied in pany with Br bark Royal Bri Bark Clara Rosa Sutil, Sean tn init, Hugh Lay (to the lower hold and was Ferna ; Nancy Hawk, Tabbutt, st sarge ada James st th, ‘brewer, b 2 eillelpe uligretia “aiber rove he y, Kewport, 24, RB Walker, as reey Antwen MF are ace mer k Orne Bul Babe Vi Norfolk: ay bark Saky aK tau)! echre Sunly Gi covering board | N¥ork; 20th, bark Dazzle, water than usual ‘vith bowsprit and jal, struck on Nan- th pumps going to toh, NYork OB Hieron, Hint. one c ella, Maracaibo, with cofte, to Staples, Neuvitas, Dec 14, with Brig Thame (rus), Fearke, Hartlepool, 70 days, with sad Brig Prigeeton ( (of Rrooktine, Me), Wells, Mat teras with heavy ny NE gales. at), Wooster, Salt Key, a 14, with & Hi to Boston; ntgnaceaunt of mainiaant being 9 Rolling Wave, Spencer, P m, N’ Sid 15th, ‘Abbott eae. et agp pardift; 16th, GW Du Ganges, Evans, Calcutta; Franciseo via ‘Callao via Cardiff; Savannah} 5 Hsin NY¥ork: oem sgh a New World, Knight een, Charleston: a Sordelis, sel aber and. Potseaney ohn Trucks, Lindsay, lade Sala Geo Foitrator, Allen, Savannah. > fos Portland, 3 days days, in ballast, to Rehr ite Nickerson, Turks Islands, 13 days, with salt. to Baker oF & Dayton, uh, Viet, 2 day hr Rockaway, Smith, Virgin! sory, Wallace: Ei ‘or Boston, (Br), tern ‘Boston Tor P Port au Prince. w rq Boatond 3 Pybours Nyorks bat Rete es Sehr Hornet, Hen Schr Ann 8 Saker, icLoon, penile sth, scarey gener, Bosse, ‘and Frank Pierce, Brooka, N Liverpool ‘Canova, Hutchins, ‘and Wil- Mobile; E Prince of Wales, ey and Leuco- sande tivore York BELOW." Ship Borneo (of Boston), Edwards, from Penang and Sin- hip B Aymar, of nnd from Reereport. a of Ardrossan). by pilot boat Edwin For- Ley Thompson, from Liverpocl, pag pilot amiler, er, Neal from Sunderland, Get 23, mg from 8 Gederiaea: & tee ne Cienfuegos, with sugar &c, NOrieans: West Point, Child ; Underwriter, Roberts, and Caravan, Sands, of the Sea, Stanwood, Kurra- Liverpool, 15—Cld Mai mand’ ald from Deal ees Kearney, NYork ecg ence cuanto, B Dee lisa (before reported sid 11th) Fanny ‘tutainat Bee tear OP. Cla Abby & "ileabeths Phinney, Arr AP inucll Percival Nvork? sth, Geno do, mei Dec 16—Arr brig J D Lincoln, Webber, Fda oo ia; Wie, bark Yumurt, Ande a NYork: 20th, ‘ork; cman. | Hark Cente, s Hogere, "park igperion, # ‘rom Tri two ships’ four barks asd two brigs, unknown. ‘Toftevoe, Socrates, Hemmert SAILED. Franciseo; American Ci Maid of Orleans, New Onlewsa: lee 3 Welsh, Gitvaltars 8 (Br), Demarara. ‘Wind at sunset NW. xy, Philbrook, Cadiz; 6th, Golding, Barcelona; Dee 2 Miscellancous, The ship reported ashore and bilged at New Inlet, NC» proves to be the Br ship Emma, from Bombay for New York’ 95days out, with wool and flaxseed. Another despatch says i if em, Mer she is ashore 7 miles N of New Inlet, with 10 feet of water in focr Bevan oe Br Banx Herccixs—For account of abandonment of bark Hercules, from Quebec for London, see penetra. Br Seu Ragin neem Dec png London) John ayes trom St J for, Penarth er Portland igs N qe Ghat: | Anderson, t and a iifeboat’s crew. | Roge: £2 Bingen Web rs: board, Man, Marwick, and Hawk, Tabbutt, just arr; ‘sebrs, Seadrift, Termit, w Jackson, , Horner, for Savannah idg; Oriana, ‘! Die lei bore 13th,) Nictaux, Davi 15—Sid New Superior, Parker, Boston, ly PNeUvIvAs, Dee M4—In port brig Karnak, Downing, for New 21—Cld brig Atlantic, Dorritie, NYork. M—Put in, Siriue, Schroot, from Rotterdam half wi Point. “sho was ‘bo a gad isnot Cay (aot oy jem was the only ty uy e ined Ping | :—Experienced a E a St John, NB, and on the 27Uh inst the ship sprang a leal gained s0'rapidly was compelied to bear away for a Weather last night went ashore, as stated above, t nea mak: ALGAM the crew lett the uta beavy surf prevent d out to sea, and have not since been heard from, nd will probably be a total Jos ch from Boston, SL, stat —The ort from Baliimore, picked caf Chatham, the boat's crew ‘ot ix up, yesterday at 10.4. teen men, belonging to’ from Liverpost for Caloutta, bas been Port av Sette Dec 10—In port schr Gen Veazie, Gallacar, 15—Arr F Parodi, Longsbardo, Feletel- ow, Moskihe NYork for Liverpool. anlsberg. Stilphen, and Levi Sup ATMosPuERY, for Boston few daze. ashore near the last ‘named port, Boston, proviously re pSFled prt 25th inst. ; b Fpl went * back Mary y and Aun, Owen, from Liverpool for Rorrenvay, Dee 14—In port, Presto, Cremer, for Boston, LDS, Dec 16—Arr Old Hickory, Hi Hartlepool; Ranscany Boston, ~ ga) pag Ree hes Bank Davip Krwmati, Linnell, he Boston "tor New Or. Jeans, was ashore Dec 24 on the mud flats near Fort St Pht to the city and left again with the he telegraph report that 1a, Keller, at New Orleans from Bristol, ports Nov 7, lat 48 15, Violent gale whieh Continued to invrense for , when it blew a complete hurricane, darn which {ime Jost suit of sails, bad bulwark sicee, sput the main and monkey rails, aad the sea swept the decks of every thi able and started the cargo. to undergo repairs, Bx Scun AvELs ‘apt L had gone w ¥ me the D Karr up 24th was premature. Bark Mary Api Eng, z an, Lincoln, from for do brig Nereus, Ho- from doare i. Sid 14th, bark Mary Broughton, er. 2—Arr brigs HC Brooks, Sherrill, NYork; fa Need, Tater Philadelpia. Be ss ‘Nov $—In port ship Oxenbridge, Howland, for staan fiay, © GH, Oct 96—-Arr Benj Morgan, Tarner, pehegiinan, Dec1S—Arr bark Aluah, Nevins, Philadedphla; bi ENICE, Dec 10—S) After discharging she w Philadelphia for St John, NB, ar t deck load and Boats by tlie sea ina gale; part of the deck load Was the large castings of a illew, Dugdale, NYork. [Pen @taumtary None Asem, at Porriaxp —Teur- Loxpoxprxny, Deo 21—Are frum NYork, Island Queen, Ad- Yyaner, and Onesiphorus, at Queenstown; Ade SHiovey, and Fmorald, at Liverpool Arr from Philadelphia, Montel Arr from Baltimore, Union, and Ocean, at Arr from NOrieans, assistance of a thy nt when ashore, and has probably re- ceived but trifling oa Wxrox—Capt Burgess, of schr Sarah M Sherman, at Provi Dec 26, abont 3 miles N of Bar- vessel, with sail attacl dence from Baltimore, repar ‘gut, Faw the mainboom the surface, apparently fast tow sunken schi pelled to keep off to prevent running directly over the hull which could be seen below the surface of the water. The sail The wreck lies ina dangerous stiation for inward or outward bound vessels Fatwovrn, Dee 17—Pat in, the Livingston. Wiltiam Liverpool for Apalachicola, en, F Gabain, at Bremen ; Forest City, at ay Fy Ports. pare Dec 29, PM—Arr Dan ord mer Ren DeFord, 1 Sulla Anna, Harding, ahumste." AOth—Arr steamer’ Kensin Lombard, Larse it, Baltimore via Nor: ibraitar and a mkt; schi Wasa new one. leaky, and with part Mitroun, Dec 16—The Keria, from Ballze, arrived 15th, re- Nga quantity Of wreck on the z,companton painted white, booby hatch red Tea long im the ‘th inst. in tat 47 39 unday. Bark mained at anc ‘hor fa the Rad Liverpool; bark Khan Allen, feamer on Jenkins, Hallett, belonging to an Amexcan built ah journ, Dec 14—I'ut in, the Sirene, Sehroot, from Rot- Boston, with mathtmast xprung. Qupererown, Dec — —Put back, the Mary Ann, from Liv Ethos for New’ York, with cargo shifted, loss of ‘main yards Cape Gaod "orig Arbuttn HALHMOR, AS re Boston; Br brig Maid of the Tal W Grice, Palmer, Satilla River, da sos Kimerey Sith, RYor., Below, brig ¢ anti Hoy as Hamor, from Ne° roaby, from Bt John, NB. Cid barks tans London (and nia): Selo, Fol . Mailowes, Boston; Br. bri ry Bell, Day, St Jobe, NF. fafa: rowel, NYork; Thos Swans, Ramsey, nah; schrs Edward Everett, Matthews, West Indies; Virginia, BATH, Dec 27—Cld ships Caledonia Owens; HY Baxter (new), Owen, M: HARLESTON, Dec Deo 27 ‘Cobden, from Carduf, Sid ships evens, iaibot, and Mary Crocker: Williams, Live farks ‘Mary Carson (it), Jones, do; Gauss (Brera), Widens Sid aches Horace E Bett, bee, NY ~Atr ches George Glover, Thomas, Camd Jameson, Jameson, do for Rock: ‘Angeline, Hicks do for Portand. BILE, Dee 24—Arr Br ship Levanter, Fowler, NOrleans, RLE. 2t—Arr Br hip Mand, Taylor, barks England (Br), Co cK siol; Br brig Creole, Robin ships Cahawba, Smith, NY ‘ipa W 8 Lindsay, mid, rragoiti, Barcelona; brig Ben Hatieit, Phiindelphias Br sehr Carmita, Swasey, Belize, Hon, 2th rr ships Plantagenet, Cochrane park Arctic, jan, and Araminia, Di Hussar, returns bis warmest thanks , of Staten Island Quarantine st tion, for bis kind assistance on his arrival on Sunday night Capt Howland, of shi to Mr Abraham Vanderz James Adger, of the Charleston line, hys ken on the large Secuion’! dock, where she will be w rudder and braces, ‘The bark HL Rutgers has been taken on the Balance dock 1 be stripped, recaulked and newly cop: me Drummond, wh Steamer Karsax—A Cann—We the undersigned, gery from Havana and Nasa: by the steamship ypportunity of reovrding ovr ‘avorable the efticioncy of the Vessel and of the skill and the captain, to Whom our thanks are due for his vy! attention Wo us personally, Although we have A severe northerly gaie for more than three day made s safe and agreeabie T than we could have ex woes, FG Puvere, John * Aibanway, Thos W MoGowan, +P Amsury, F MacUarthy. New York, Dec ni 1800, Whatemen. Cid at Provincetown ith, setts Mermaid, So Irving, Atkins, and Emportim, Carrer 1 Oct 24 Bloreinen, of LoMessurier, take thi Ruatan Island, Old via Havana; Florida, 3 Hono, from the Ochotsk 49 of NB, from fester Liguria (Sp onieznma, Tyee by, of Cold Spring, from rine 270 w Wh: tn cach thatatice the arhoune of ofl ta this henson's catch The Florence furnishes the following report from the Ochotak Qt Pr Aptille, Rebiller, of tonality, ce Hamilton, of NB, wh; Emily Mor: How , rr (ey wl) ships Onwege’ ; Greenman, NYork; barks Al North American, thena; ‘bark Otilla; eRRPOR Decide Arr sehrs 8 A Allen, Sears, and Wm Charles, Thoma Providence? J W Fish, Sh: LWua bark Indie, ‘Miller, Liverpood; schi Shehas, York, West Indie NEW BEDFORD, Dec 29—Sid schr Sea Flower, Clark, NYor! NEWPORT, Deo 28—Arr saben Geo Shattuek, Kinney, Tan Sion, Bowtoh; Lucy R Waring, Chiveral, New Bedlord fur », mith, Ea 1 mh Provinewiowns Hardscrabhie, Packer, wot Fit, aay wht i im, B00 wh; regen, tend, Ni Lit) wh! Bn Irope rep howe arrivals, Ne pee st AtE stoamer Phineas Spragiio, Did a Boston, Crooker, New Y (and sid), bark Som E ‘Townsend, NOrieans, J = Sulfa, tive fom; on charleston KMOUTH, Dec 10—Arr schre Austin, Parsons, Fpiedel. y tance hase, NYork; 7th, Chas A Md 2134, aeht Austin, Parsobs, Philadel phia, K, rr steamer Penguin, Williams, to cruise and. home St George, Pearce, toa 1 Drom, Cole, of Marah M Sheri « eat E kprague, Ofbus, and Ann L -Arr steamer Albatroas, Jones, NYork. D Dee Al taewe, ‘iran © = gs ol New Th, back Tacob, Mert iy West Savannah (and ‘alt remained 2h xe ip Kivtsot, Stall, Airave for ton Frameiseo, Nov 22, lat 22 Callaghan, henee for Shanghae, on from Canton for NVork (pro. jucknam, Poster, from Hong Kong Aug 2 Ditman, Whitman, | unhappy and miserable, Minerva, Moore, (rom Charleston, for Liverpool, Dee Hooper, from Liverpool for Baltimore, Moroney 80 days from Lem for NYork, Dee 1, tat " ii ®ib, sehr Martha Moore, Ship ree “ os yy as of Cid 1b brig Semion, Ncamanip Locust Point, French, Pere ain Premier probanty br prowess Thompeons Coréenas. a shins Admiral Blake (it), from Svat Serra Nevada, steering S, was seen Oot 22, lat 3 06 N, Wi | M™"s CHARLEY FOX AND J. W. ANDREWE j sehr AJ DeRoseett, Brown, W Art schre Victor (Rr), Fredk Warren, Coombs, Vortamouth for Dec M-Art sehr John B Austin, Davis, Arr brig Almors, N York ee, Aus Cayen; AN Bobs, Mcnlister, Robinson, NYork hia Jacket, Newell, NVork Anbrosean, Dee 18d “1, Dee Are Wilnn «(and passed for Betatol) tinore: J7th. Lonkee, Cark, mahre Wor roe, Pari Va. ame, ilaonaford, N SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. DRY GOODS, «&c. { GERMAN LADY, OF EXCELLENT ona LBERT WISE, wishes saigation ia A’ ‘aninauelill sa AVENUE, pe at 50 cents. orth Best French KID Oe AWis, OL And oll oer ne SITU ATIO | at7) Ist AS q@epuy « Gini, wane Af A oo ladies req: plain w iuaking or bay ine inal fa branches, that they W217, SUBSE. “SITUATION WANTED, uted in! a superior r, apd 01 @ child; Renal ta terms, by ml fr Ne 63 Mar ‘Mario treet, wagea Inquires St Bait fourth’ 4 share! erm, Gail be \nniediae ended Good reference given. it of requires) the residence of any lad; Waar ‘D—A Li ig aged BY AW W, WITH A Shild 16 mentne oid, ‘any part of /the cranes, 10 0 and tron, “Call at §) Hamilton ‘st., top be i Wen See or three day Ll 00: HOLIDAY erent YOUNG MAN FROM ENGLAND 18 DESIROUS OF EVERY FIVE DOLLAY yA obtal ty, where he | i» entitled te ene of those ee ae ‘will be on exbibi- tion on Monday, December ; Writes a good plain % eats be on vied. Address A 8. or i Herald dace. | tpie January; among the many pains tbo N AMERICAN BOY, 15 YEARS OF AGE, WHO ae ALBERT wi iss Bixth omni sides with bis parents; sd Sin produce: se {wo sieth avenue, most upexceptionabdle irteenth street. sires am engagement in some respectable establishunent. "Ad- ‘ drevs J. J.D., Herald office, fortwodays, 1861. NEW YEAR'S DAY. LEWIS & PEERY 778 Broadway, amas “ WwW ‘ANTED—A ibe tat AS CLERK AND faa rd keeper, for an (German) who speaks the will remain open until 2 P, M. ional { aged austen aor’ ofan Ghjen than enlary. saa iE | Pine Shirts, ready made, : Py: Ltt! latest importations, and epee Wert Cees as mah 'B., bow ids Herald once,” 700 Sm in the a MILLINERY, &C. » box 133 H Jerald ANTED.—A MARRIED MAN, Yop se ‘ALK AND write both French and English situation of y kind that will realise bim an nest living. Address J. Hs,, Herald ofice. board with hs omplore. 10 object. Has good re. UCTION NOTICE —BURNHAM igh om sobriety and sean Address, for A reas Packing Ie Potablishmnent, Mb and iia Wee et erent four davee W. 8 box 9 Herald tice th lavenves.— Paral Sud shipped toll parts of the world, ANTED—A SITUATION AS FARMER, BY & YOUNG | paintings and statu and moved: large covered wa? ay ymin wito understands te business inal! tts branches. | gons for Temoving furniture to the county. Furniture and na gare. eryddreas C. 8. Herald elle, vox Lge Ne UCTION NOTICE CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, AC == | ie, ts clone up comaignenents of 1860, Bales ¥ WILL BE PAID TO ANA PERSON WHO WILL | by it. BARTLETT. Wednesday,” ome 2 EO ate for the advertiser, «young man 22 years of 28i'Peari street, 800 lots, for dealers. ‘Choice goods, age, a situation of onan d that will Yealige, him ai honest free. Call and’see, i, Unexceptionable references given. Address Active, x fe Herald bit ottice. ve ‘TION SALE OF CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, eo a4 Henry G. Evans, on Wednesday, January 2 at te —THE ADVERTISER WILL PAY A Boyce oek at SS Maiden lane, Sale positive and without a} $l. ome of from Aft i any person who ro | to close const gnments and to make room for new goods, + in the Police Departnent of Tot tite | chance Cor bargains, Se vane Row and the iarat of ‘May next. First class city | ——£$———@—_—_——______________., Foleren ferences, Address box 173 Herald oflice. one SALE. aan, M. CRISTALAR, AUC- sell, tioneer, Ms wi on mae gonunz 13861, HELP WANTED—FEMALES. wy io6l, “Aloo a de Lanes fro May May 1, 186), 1 May GENTLEMAN WISHES A EMER EEONAR, WHO av A oF By order of A. BUNDY, ase! Scat * ROWNE & NICHOLS, AUCTIONEERS.—THURSDAY, apg, ace aE an IE, nary 3, BBL, a lbs o'clock, the salesroome, 38 ‘ANTED—A GIRL AS LAUNDRESS AND CHAMBER- jassan street.—Assignee’s sale of the entire content a ‘maid; one who thoroughly understands her business {ure new and second band. ment of Household Furne ji] and con give unquestionable city reference, At Apply at 238 J Mutes second hand. Madiecn 6r., on Wetnceday morning before 13'elock. rer | BULBS AT AUCTION, PRICES.-HY ACINTES i) ANTEDUIN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, AX and Liles, ils, Anemones, “English gir, a8 chambermaid and waitress. Apply at it Linge FA Eee 3 ht 118, eet Crocus, ‘near Gramerc the morning cases f address P: Orelock, or iw ihe evening after? ek. Murray, 189 Pearl str ‘ENRY GREEN, “ AUCTIONERR.—GROCERIES, -ANTED—S@VBRAL YOUNG LADI&S OF GENTEEL a quors, ra, &e., on Thur Jan Ce ported gg ie Da a Delocky at ‘thetenlon a 194 W! Suey wegen tat ie concert: pply to Mrs. Preed, 143 Coffee, Mustard, Herrings, jaan epee eee casks ‘and 30 demtjohns Liquers? ‘ANTED—I2 GIRLS, FROM 10 TO 20 YEARS OLD, Wrcdotignt work in'a factory. Gall at the oftce, of UD. | Dry and Fancy Goods, Furs, Jewelry, &. Employment Society, Gitnton, Hall, Astor and Eighth | TOuN LLOYD, AUCTIONEER, FURS, Fl street, five doors east of Broadway. Us, FURS. ‘On Wednesday, J iy Jan. 3, commencing at HELP WANTED—MALES. 10% 0 potacte — day, See B ANtor House, Broadway, oppo- NTED.—H. ANING Biman AN sale of tmade up Furs, &c., being the Crnulely new tide used by rl tadeg ion Bas ogppmen fit Sear tr te! be. sold, of more agents. Our present ‘from $3 to | without reserve, in consequence of retiring f% freer Sie Bees | ieanoores err ee im wi general ladies? vy ae bettera = frm hat any armintiedige fren} Furafurevery variety. Aloo aplenald toe of BOY WANTED.—APPLY ON WEDNESDAY MORN- ca, ke. ok will andon view Monday, ber 24, when purchasers are A, BSE SSE AETEL OL RPNOAY NOR 5. Seay, Fae Ree Shad tool end combina Robes will ba eae at qn NOTICE.—A Bust ss MAN ven 9500, precisely. - ‘ancl ier, HERIFF'S SALE OF F TEAS, Ci rity for the mone; My or ay for CATERERS —WANTED, A FIRST CLASS aay, TO | ST Pe ae gs end” xtures of fret clas of 2 rae fod abortment of Spices, Sugars, di d_ domestic an 1Cay Cy ogee with all the wore Fixtures, JOHN KELLY, N. B. tine , oat ft re orang. take the eating department of an, Hnglish houssalrbacy o's good man, With'a ile money, this is af > Sxerllentopportuntiy. Address B. B. G.. Herald Smce, ‘ANTED—A FAITHFUL PORTER eh A geal HE must be s good marker and willing to de hard work Kone need apply wither yrithout undou ity references, Ad SEAT See a POST OFFICE NOTICE. ‘AN’ ‘SIX M! /R STEAMERS, TWO CLERKS | 3 AG, or grocery stores, threc boys for ti me barkerper, | POST OFFICE, NEW YORK, DECEMBER Rah Tea — ime gino travel to" Europe Ww with & Tarahy, mento drive Pubile notice ts hereby given, that I will rect, unill a peg Rt RE ihe first Monday of January next, evidences of the tion of the different newspapers inthis city whe ent ane ie. aie Sale tnd tomorrow at No. the same, for the p of awarding the lis of ub letters in sis ofc {Or ‘advertisement, daring the re Tae mT | Henna mar ee T ears, male oF na new an pe eying buslneay wih a fiat of from $1 t0 $5, hare made ning of So pera i gig ye 7 5 SF Sates setae, ciitenan bone tarsoee . Blanks will be furnished, and. anyother tates regard to the subject given at this — to the pub= tof jewelry. All wishing employment all soon [iced siveen cient ee roadway, corner of Fulton street, up stairs, room 24; SD BARTLETT, JOHN A. DIX, YM. a NASM iste sfins he as THE TRADES. SPECL AL NOTICES. N ENGLISHMAN, WHO WRITES A GOOD HAND, TA MEETING OF THE CLERKS ATTACHED TO the Register’s office, of the city and county of New York he Saturday. 29th December, 1860, on motion, George Mortimer was ed to the chair, and John Ahern appointed = Secwtary. The object of the meeting having been stated following preaimble and Tesuluuions were sresen NEW PUBLICATIONS. and 0 panimguly adogeed? eisai ee POLL ALA ereas, the term of ofliee of William Miner, Fs iste N Poneto WORK | ON | NERV ou! 8 DEBILITY op of the city and county, is about to expire, and Vefors a nier by trade, wants mployment in any ca: pecigignerele can be actively useful. Address H. W., MMi ‘ext Broadway, sutectiona of importance to thesexes, By C.D. | tan takes place belng desirous of teat ing the Teeptct a formerly Professor of Anatomy, &c.,in the | esteem which we entertain for him as # man and a publi¢ 0: Syrncuse tein ‘College, New ¥ “Dr, Hammond's book | figer; therefore. be it nd Suni is worth every one’ From th Resolved, That we take great pleasure in hearing favorable ¢ New York Home Journal, The Fig Sr down in this book ie new, en. | tatimony to the hind, matty eau genuiomary bong Uirely original, and perfectly rellable in competent bands, | wi towards us by Mr Miner during his offal term, ‘Sod that Price $1. REY, Bookseller, 1 Broadway, | fre highly estecin him as an honorable. tan, tree, trendy brd faithful public oficer, and, we hereby tener to him our incere wishes for t tt ith, prospe: - LOST AND FOUND. heat a iiimel tnd family. : prosperity and appt 0; LOST.—ON CHRISTMAS DAY, A LARGE, BLACK ret rant a cony of, the foreaning be Newfoundland Dog, all black except a sinall white’ pot by all the clerks emp! on hfe breast and a litle white on one of bis hind toes: hada oven be pabl ‘small piece broke off one of his teeth hada strap on his nect ing be papi Whoever will return him to No, 8 East Twenty-elghth street ge N ; beara Ditehett, er. David Lennox, James J. shall be very liberally rewarded and regeive the thanks of the J ‘join Wilson, Henry. Miller, Baward W. Ded meon, Williim J. Donnell <D.—A PURSE CONTAINING MONEY. INQUIRE | 3), Baward B. DL. atta, WO. W. 0. in the Perfumery store, No. 30 Division street. harles: lauvele ‘adcipe Ost ONE $2 BILL AND THREE CHECKS FOR | Win. i von Sigismund Boer, Wi Lose Si endorsed by 1. ©. Tappey and V. ca B.F Hantavens i Gockn. 2, E, cr aa tone Edger, fA, vit liberally rewarded upon return. Garrett, W. Fosdick, P MeDonor , 8. A. ing them to V. Leichert, 437 Fourth street, Scofield, Alonzo Bingham, Charles Staiford, Sanaa T. Ost OF Wi MISTATD A PROMISSORY NOTE FO! Mabesie be tun onto iot carters ch tee Mae IREMEN'S RECEPTION NEW YEA\ —~ Hank pistes Nov. 1% at three montha’ All porsoue are cue Harry Howard will receive the firemen and exemip’ toned against "negotinuing ihe anme, an ptyment Nas ber en at 108 Leonard street, on Tuesday, Jan. J, 1861, PPS! ALLYN & MARKHAM, box 88 Harlem Post office, NEW, YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY. —THE ANNUATs meeting will be held on Wednesday evening, Jan he final bah it 74 o'clock. Th y REWARDS. Of te Commitee on the ADbottcolectn ef ; | RERARD OF £100 STERLING.—GAVIN MALTMAN, A eg ibe preaened Scotchman, resided at Yarmouth, Nova Scola, twent FFIC THE ain Heise Rucls ui? tad ities atte] OPS, Bene conmayycon cl aan foe | fufus Black, « trader, and left there ie “ om be 88 yeare ot age. Any person who can antiatactorily a Ssaerteraia: Ce his death, or give tnforsnaion whore he in now living <a Bins, Test, for the election or Baten Fenton receive the above reward. Apply a WHELAN LOW, open hom See ihevede a Me ie cntes oe Nova Scotia, or to THOMAS IRELAND, Account, ALEX: MILNE, President @ ant, Edinburg, North Britain, The transfer books will be closed a trom date tilratier oe 4 5) REWARD.—Lost, o4, fo MONDAY EYRRING, ww York, Dec. 29, 1960. po in Nah & avi Th Ag - wie tl ee a el “| Sith Wiliam S. FFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY uary re) ‘the inside.” Anytsd i eatin poe elect te on the inside, Anybody returnin, ‘and coutents the above number will recsive’the sbove reward and ti nts ped yg poe, thanks of the owner ° | | Tied oclow A.M. Kt the outer Xo 1H Cente weed inst. until mt: REWARD.—LOS?, AN OLD FASHIONED aa ph Te ts pointed Gold Penell Gase (engine turned), with whi cman wes — HE FRIENDS OF G. R. BROWN APE INVITED TO cornelian stone set in the top. The find Ai receive ti above reward by leaving the same at No, 5 West Thirtie give hima New Year's cail at “The joint," No. 10 Bast | ] Houston street, to-morrow (Wednesday), Jan. 2, 1861 3 $10 RENARD SUPPOSED TO HAVE BERN TAK by mistake from steamer Fulton, on Dec. 26, 8 Bef, With two padiocks, marked I. Scheer. Whoeverwill’ rev ~ eertra the same on board pier North River, will receif par “REY. URN BLIND fhe above reward. preacher) will lecture before the Young Men's Christian, a - Association of the Central M. B. Chureb, Seventh avenue, () REWARD—POR A Pook , CON corner of Fourteenth street, on Baturday crening, Jan 1 Bx ccrere ot varus tose one aanevt, tne, oweny Bi ‘ata quarter before eight ovclock. | Subject—S. 8. Bre fara nthe cars which left Philadelphia, ( uunderer of the Southwest.” see 25 cents; may be M., for New York. The finder will please into had of the members of the association, and at the door on the Gi. Ward Healy, at Dudley, Masa evening of the lecture, © REWARD.—LOS8T, ABOUT THE lor OF © ‘| $2O cers __HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. _ large fawn-colored, greyhound I Wires ‘sciT. oF FROM FOUR “TO SIX ROOM, Breast, tip of tail and feet white, The above reward if fdr return of said dog and no questions asked, Tepe eal mi, ate within taree to Ave minu tran erry, Ment R HILLS, Albany, N. f 5¢ REWARD.—TAKEN FROM THE HOUSE NG 7 Hs lo exceed $13 0). Address ©. x Stor 81a IU Great Jones street, ay Paaking Case, contai ladies’ wearing apparel, over Ere mom, ANTED—A FURNISHED HOUSE, COMPLETE, IN numerous other articles of no bade cone but the or Brook! ‘Three stegy and ina nei Any one returning the abov: ‘owell, Bond si borhood, by ” family of an Pe no —) hide, te vse = Mall receive the above rewurd, a of May. Vossesston Immediately. lent must be moderat asked. suit the times References unexceptionabie. Address Paris, 75 REWARD WHEREAS, THE SAFE BELGO; a An iN bef Rn RR ANTED-A NEAT FURNISHED FLOOR, EITHER J nda large tot of Bw on the recond or third story, with conveniences for house. tiry.” The above reward will be ‘pald for the recove Keeping, in a house, with modern Improvements, Addres@ prevents and eonviction of the thief, or a suitable poi Hobbs, bos Ibs iteraid oftice. or either. Wi. _ . W. HARPIB, aameeace, Det. 29,1860, ___.. BILLIARDS. Bis gene ind ATENT CHAMPION rn Dies. The Bxcelsion 7") “aft ifrthers r inte, Livety, correct and now in tise, “Ofliee and ud factory 71 Gr 7 one's Poeot, New York. New York, uLaRne FoR ae, k_aruaenin NEW ENDID NEW AND ‘ tag We. Ti GRIFFITH, 14g Paiton street, H HELAN'S BILLIARD TABLES AND COMBINA Pirepetione New fanovements painted eptem peplember an, Priocs rediiced tea wpe et AN BOLLENDAR, T= BEST boa pegs A AND ORRAPEST BILLIARD ‘Saloon in this p Metropolitan, 626 Broadwa; wd te need poor tables at ‘a game, pool. REENTZ * BURNS, F THE PERSONS THAT INQUIRED AT A Bal 1NG oftior in Burling slip for. Harry B—~, a ahi wit send their address to Harry, box 108" Hera can see hitn and conter a favor. J. 1, S ARRANGE IMMEDIATELY FOR MY inthe 203 contdentially and inform me, 1 em Write me often and tell me Teturn soon. No letters received yet. Wweeres, —THERE 18 A LETTER dress, at No, S31 Broadway, whic possible, 80 as to see me Wed ry DENTISTRY. ees L TRETH—BBRAUCTIFUL AND SURSTAN. amer, this m4 arrived from Kurope, per mail Ramen WHO WERE ON BOARD RHE cons: tin, Crusader, Ban Jacinto, Nohiesp, Hohawk, W Mynue’ ana Marion, when iavoa captured, Thoma Le Bray nat 81_Wall street, QTATEN TELAND —1 AM VERY SORRY, PIT! net in town Thuy or Friday, and saw ft codate on Rasurday to be there, When, on Friday or Saturdaytextt sets on pure silver, only $8; on fine gold att et fed iracted whthoee palsy aa werk warremeh wna ie Tenth and Bleventh streets LUTHER, Dentiet. “Ty _ Tavcarmn DENTIST, 4 setoeeo Breadway tod Sur nebo,