The New York Herald Newspaper, January 3, 1861, Page 7

NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, J. ANUARY 3, 1861. —TRIPLE SHEET. —_—————— oases by hanging was repealed. The Governor ; signed this very singular bill, and it became the law of the State. He now proposes that it , shall be repealed, and that we shall return to the old law, which provides that murder in the first degree shall be capital- ty punished. The Governor believes that pub- r lio sentiment demands the restoration of the ~ death penalty, and it is quite certain that if some radicul change in this very imporfant branch of criminal law is really demanded the whole code must be revised. Since the Legis- lature abolished the death penalty the numbor of murders in cold blood has increased, and it oy is quite evident that the safety of the commu- s nity can only be assured by the onforce- > ment of the original provisions of the code. It may be that capital punishment is theoretically wrong; but society is not yet prepared for its entire abolition. We have seen all along that public sentiment was Opposed to tho abolition of the death penalty; and it is evident now, after the so-called hu- > manitarian code has been in operation a little legs than a year, that we were right in our first impressions. For the city of New York, with its dense population, constantly recruited from all paris of the eivilized world, we must have @ clear, strong, vigorous criminal code, and capable judges to administer it. This commu- nity has not yet lost its respect for law, al- though the stupidity of its legislators might well justify it in so doing. Give us good laws, and we will see that they are fuithfully executed. News from Havana. New Ortaans, Jan. 2, 1361 Havens adviecs of the 0th ult. state that the late ts- sue of Treasury notes had failed to afford relief, and that they were not general 5 received by merciaats, The Pike's Peak Express. Fort Kaanyer, Jan. 2, 1860. ‘The Pike's Peak express, with cleven passengers and $6,577 im treasure, pasced here at two o'clock this after- noon. ‘The dates from Denver City aro to the 29th ult Last night the weather was yery cold, the mercury rang- ig hear zero. Our citizens begin to debate the secession movements With cousiderable earnestness. Four men working oa a claim, No. 19, below Georgia gulch, one day last week (ook out 4 little over $500, This Was the first day they had struck the stroak, Indian Troubles. Four Knanvey, Jan. 2, 1361. Col. Miles, commanding this post, received the follow- ing note by Pony Express this morning — Corronwoow Sexinas, Jan, 1, 1861. Col. Miles:—The ladians threaten an digo attack, they have in fact taken possession of all ranches about here, our mail station included; please give us aid as soon 4s possible, Very respectfully, WHITE, -e TY Fespectiv gent ©. 0. C. aad P. P. Bx. Tmmediately on the receipt of this despatch, Colonel Miles ordered Company F. of Seosad Regiment of In funtry, commanded by Lieut. Bond, aud eighwoen dra- goons, under Lieut. Tyler, to march at daylight to-mor- Tow morning, with fifteen days rations, He would bave started them immediately, but the Quarter-master’s wagons were all gone for wood. The whole country ‘ia said to be alarmed, and without the weapon’ of defence Salutes in Honor of Major Anderson. Purapeiemis, Jan. 2, 1861. ‘Three salutes of thirty-three guns each will be fired in different sections of the city to-day in honor of Major Anderson. Taxvrow, Jon. 2, 1861 y noon twenty-one guna were fired in honor of noble atand taken by him. Tar Commercian Conprrion oF THE Covn- |. ‘ rey.—Apart from political embarrassment, this 7 country was never ina more flourishing con- ‘ » dition than it is at the present moment. Ever s Yeat Miyor Andersen, for th The Missourt Legisinture. Jworersoy Ory, Jan, 2, 1961 ‘The democratic members of the Legisiature met in caucus last night and fused, and to-day the House organ- ized by electing the entire democratic ticket, Hon. John McAfee; of Shelby county, w Brecklaridge man, was elected Speaker,and Thomas H. Murry, of Benton county, a Douglasite, chief clork. since the revulsion of 1857 its commercial af- fairs have been going on prosperously, until the intrigues of the politicians invelved us in the stormy troubles which have befallen during the last quarter of the year just departed. Within that period, however, soveral heavy failures have taken place,farising entirely from political causes. During the panic of '57 it is well known that the greatest defaults occurred in the West, and that the South was rolied upon with confidence, which the promptness of its payments shows was not misplaced. The Weat is just beginning to ‘recover itself, and the abundant crops of the last harvest would @oubtless have fully restored the prosperity of that seciion; but in the present unsettled posi- tion of affairs it is difficult to tell what the ond may be now. We learn*from the annual circular of Dun, +?" Boyd: & Co.’s mercantile agency that fail- ures haye been decreasing in number and liabilities very steadily in the United States from 1857 down to October, 1860, as the fol- lowing table of failures for the past four years ~ will show:— The Nebraska General Assembiy. Omans Cory, N. T., Jan, 2, 1861, The Dill to prohibit slavery was returned to tho House yesterday with Governor Black’s objections. He takes, 17, the same grounds as he did last year, and mukes a strong appeal against the measnre on account of its probable intiuence in augmenting the excitement ex- ating in the country. The Dill passed the Houso over the veto by more than a two-thirds vote, and will pass the Council to-day by abot 10 to 8. No billy of a gene- ral nature have yet passed cithor House of the General Assembly. Maine Polities. . PortiaNp, Jan. 1, 1961. The city government, at its Jast meeting, passed by a large majority @ resolution in favor of preserving the Tnion, and instructing the representatives of the city in the Legislature to yote for the repeal of the Personal Li- berty law. —— St. Lowis Currency. Sr. Louis, Jan. 2, 1361. Sight exehango on New York declined 2 a 3 per cent, - cats aia Liabiities and iaquoted at 6 a 6 per cent premium on Misgourt sea inye rif bah pity} funds, Minis and Wisconsin currency is scarce, and 3,018 64,294,000 | quoted at par with Missourt paper. sere 79,907,845 | "one news from Baltimore relative to the adjustment of ere it will be. seen that the failures in 1860 exceed in amount of liabilities those of the pre- ceding year over fifteen millions and a half, ‘and we can easily realize the effect which the - -. political convulsion has upon commerce when wo observe that for the first nine months of the year, up to October last, the failures only amounted to the sum of forty-five millions, or thereabouts, while since then—or during the political excitement caused by the clection of Lincoln—ndditional failures to the amount of * over thirty-eight and a half millions have oc- curred. In that period of time no less than eight hundred and fifty-two houses have failed, involving the above amount; and when we consider the prosperous state of affairs up to a point within a month of the election, there can be no doubt whatever that this immense in- trease of commercial disaster is attributable to the political embarrasements of the country. If this political dificulty can be amicably adjusted, it is fair to conclude that within three months from this time the United States will exhibit a degree of commercial prosperity never ceen here before, and rarely enjoyed by any other nation. Money is pouring in upon us from Europe; a harvest euch as has never before blessed the land is stored up in the granaries of the West; we have but little debts, tho diffcuttics by the House Committee of Thirty-three, was read on the Exchange this morning and greoted with prolonged cheers by merchants. ukee Saturday Night. Mn wavs, Jan. 2, 1961. ‘The bodies of three persons, killed by the falling of walls at tho firo Saturday night, were taken ffom the ruins yesterday; two more are supposed to be buried. The Fire at DMilwi Explosion. Naw Baproro, Jan, 2, 1861. Mesers, Horland’s works, on Fish Island, exploded carly this evening, with a tremendous report, jaring houses, breaking windows and detaching plastering. ‘Two men, named Downey and Welsh, were taken ‘rom the mins dead, and several others badly injured. Tho cause of the explosion and loss are not yet known, eet Nn Arrest for Selling Newspapers of an Anti- Slavery Character. Sr. Josmm, Mo,, Jan. 2, 1861. C. ©, Woolworth, a newsdenler of this city, was urreat- ed to-day, upon an indictment found rgainst him by the grand jory of this county, on a charge of selling newspa- pers of an anti-slavery and incendiary character. Ho gave bonds for bis appearance at the March term of the Court. The Long Island Telegraph. Sac Hanaor, L. 1., Jan, 1, 1961. ‘The telegraph is compieted and ready to work. JNO. SPERRY. ‘Trade of Milwaukee. Mawavese, Jan. 1, 1861. trade and . rything annua! of the comparatively, to meet abroad; evel of ta ony, we i Sor cee folowing interesting facta:— upon which one can presage a future of wealth, Receipts whet a ay 2 oat obese , and comfort, and general pom etl A tents of wheat neat wore 8,274,000 Dosbel sara b "ae in East in 1869, It est! ox] wheat srom the Dents So he Baa oore see re crop of 1600 will reach 18 ‘000,000 abo us, and nothing can defeat the purposes of a benign Vrovidence but the shortsightedness, the fanaticism or the stubbornness of that class of men who unbappily hold, not only the poli- tical, but the material, destinies of this great country in their hands. It is to the politicians we are indebted for the check thus suddenly put to a commercial prosperity almost without Bostom Weekly Bank Statemen¢. Bowron, Jan. 1, 1861. Capital atoek...... Loans and disounts Bpecie..... +++ Due from other banks. Due to other banks.. * parallel. This class, unfortunately, is com- Mask posed, not of statesmen, but of mere adven- PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. Pana an. 9 1861 turers—irresponsible and unprincipled men— who, without any regard to the general welfare of the country, plunge inte extremes and vio- lent agitation, with a view to their personal ad- vancement in the future within their own locality or district; and it is deplorable to con- template the evil they have the power to inflict + upon us. Statesmen we have none, since intel- lectual giants like Clay and Webster and Cal- houn passed away. This, with us, is the age of mali politicians, without genius to comprehend the nature of a great national crisis, or virtue enough to prize the safety of the whole country above the gratification of their own personal ambition; and thus, under their influence, the dismal prospect is present- ed to us of relapsing from the golden age into * which the country is ripening to commercial nd political disorganization, and the destruc- don of all the hopes which are presented to our own lips, and which we have heretofore hold e out to the world to cheer and stimulate less favored nations. ——————— Geac Cavncn, Jamaica, L. L, Desrrore ar Frus.—At ‘Maree o'clock yesterday morning a fire broke out in Grace Phare, Protestant Episcopal, at Jammica, Long Laland, ‘and in spite of every endeavor to save the building it ‘was completely destroyed. The church was valued at $13,000, and bad been recently refitted, at a cont of $3,200, ‘The building waa Insured for $5,000, and the organ for « $1,000, in tho Market Inurance Company, New York. The fire is supposed to have originated from & defect in the flue of the furnace. Grace church was a frame Duilding amd was very old. Among the ohjecte of interest destroyed were the tablets continaing the Apoeties’ Croed, the Lord's Prayer, and the Ten Commandments, Another tablet ontained (ie cont of arine of theehureh. ‘These were in 4-y leretting ‘vile of pact ome, Raving been presented to ttacked” Lagarns © the oh Queen Anne, The belt, which was involved | ‘news inthe gee destracton, woe cunt Hesbecport th or or the year 1798, Two olf locust trees, whiet had stood for et shot ages in font of the ebnrel, were also Burnt, and some Companions vw | is cient tombatoneg under ie church were included ia of the Fourth pre- wreck. ‘The prermnt ret of the parish if the Rev, | ¢ ctw ot the disturbance and arrested Boh diecg ibe thet vd Ia 1800, Ke-GoNornnt fg managed to make good thelr Ging 6 0a thw members : POSTSCRIPT. THURSDAY MORNING, SLX O'CLOCK. ARRIVAL OF THE AUSTRALASIAN. TWO DAYS LATER EROM EUROPE. a | ADVANCE IN COTTON AND SREADSTUFTS, &o., ‘Ke ‘The atcamship Australasian, Capt Liviley, fro &e. | this 4 pool 224 smd Queonatown on the ov f the 23 ult arrived at this port about half pas! theee o’clecis morning. Her advices are two days iater than the | Previously received. Sho brings £17,000 sterling specie Ou the 20th vit. pessed steamship for Liverpool ‘Tue Glasgow touched at Queenstown on the evening of the 20th, and reacbed Liverpool on the evening of the 2ist, ‘The Arago arrived at Southampton on the even the 2st. In consequence of Christnans poliday, the departare of the Glasgow from Liverpool and the Bromen from south | Smipton had beon postponed till Thursday, the 27th ult. It is amnounced that, notwithstanding the Atlantic Tele graph Company have spent all their money, the dircsiors: have ‘etermined, at their own expense, to keep the un dertaking afloat, in the hope that, at some future time, the capital required for the renewal of its operations wil! be provided. They consider the privileges obtained-oy the | company as too valuable to be fightiy (hrown away } from } pia, ng Of CHIN, ‘The British Foreign Offlee, on Thursday, the 2h, is suee the two following notifieations to the newspapers:— Forman Orrick, Dec. 20, 1360 Sir Joha Crampton reports yesterday thet Lot in & letter of the Str of November, information o ratification and publication of the treaty with ¢ uarch of the army to Tenisin. His Lordship a mention of the prisoners. but says that he fs ind General Ignateid for the manner ih wasch thy had prom ted the object of his nog: Tho following from Sir John Cran reiga Oflicé'on Thursday afternoon :— Sr. Prrexenrnc, Deo. 20, 1869 Prince Gortschakot has communicased to me the lowing report from General lgnatielf of the Kuropoans massacred by the Chinese;—English—De Norman (i Bruce's attache), Anderson (chief of Lord Kigia’s escort and [he correspondent of the London Times: french—Du. bat (incendent of te French expedition), one of bis aides‘de camp, and a colonel of artillery. ‘These are tho only cases cited by Gen. Ignatied, but the total number of victims is nineteen. Tho London mes denounces the rash course Jot Mv. Parkes, and charges him with baving caused the capture of (he prisoners. The London @obe defends Mr. Park from the charge, aud says the capture resulted from nu fault of his. By the Inst steamer wo received partioulars « French treaty, but nothing had transpired relativ terms obtained by England. FRANCE. ‘Two significant articles had appeared in the Conetitu tionne!, trom the pen of M. Grandguillot, relative to Aus: tria and Veuotin, In these articles it is covertly inti- mated that Austria must consent to sell Venetia, or bo prepare for a new war in the spring. It is also asserted tbat France will never suffer the return to an offensive policy by Austria tn Lombardy, The Montieur contains @ decree remitting the coudem- nations which have been pronounced for olfeuces against iv of tho press, and-nuilifying wl Prosecutidas whiem five been commenced. ‘The Paris Bourse was dull and lower Blst declined \, closing at 68.40. ITALY. ‘The Paris Patrie states that the negotiations for tho evacuation of Geeta having failed, the bombardment was to recommence on the 19th December. When the steamer ealled, however, there was no news of such recommence- ment. Fresh despatches had been sent from Franze to the French Admiral on the Neapolitan station, and they were presumed to contain ordors to withdraw unless Francis the Second desisted from the hopeless defence of Gacta. It was reported at Naples on the Qist that a socret cor respondence between a member of the clergy and Gacta had been discovered. the tho ou “the Rent AUSTRIA, ‘Tho war party at Vienna is said io have become very violent, and M. Schmerling had been obliged to threaten to resign in order to keep them within bounds. ‘The troops io Hungary were stationed in every part of the country in small detachments, 60 a8 to be ableto form fying columns in all direotions. Court Ladisiaus Teleki, the Hungarian refugee, arrived at Dresden with @ false English passport, and was arreat- ed and given up to Austria, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS. LONDON MONEY MARKET, ‘The funds om the 2let were dull, and consels further declined 3 per cent, closing at 92% a 93 for account, ex- dividend. The markets generally were under the influ- ‘enco of the approaching holidays. The Exchange was to be closed from Saturday, the 22d, till Wednesday, tho 26th, owing to the intervention of Christmas. Tue de- mand for money in the discount market had become ox- tremely hoavy owing to the three days’ suspension of business, and the necessity for providing for bills falling duo in that period. No busing wus dono generally bo- low the Hank rate, and the applications at the Bank were quite numerous, ‘The amount of ailver recetved at the Rank of Fogland, from the Bank of France, to the 21st ult. , was £1,250,000, ‘The weekly atatement of the Bank of England shows a decrease in builion of £115,835, the amount held in both departments being £13,351,270. Baring, Bros. & Co. quote bar silver at 4x 1444.; dol- lars at Sa, 2d. engles 768. 54., nomiaal, AMERICAN SRCURIEOSS. Mosers. D. Bell, Son & Co. report aa follows:—Businces in American securities curing the past week has been moderately acttve, and the market has shown great drm. nese and prices much steadiness. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Livenroot, Dec. 22, 1860. The Brokers’ Circular says:—‘The reiterated advices received from the United States of the certainty of mo- derate supplies being directed to this country, consequent pon monetary difficulties, together with the intelligence of peace with China, have imparted fresh vigor to the market, which has presonted a most enitnated appear: ance all (he week, resu'ting in an advance tn the current qualities of American descriptions of fully one-quarter of & penny per poupd.”’ ‘The week's business reached 123,420 bales, including 91,030 taken by speculators and 8,040 for export. The market yesterday was rather leas animated, tho business being 12,000 bales—4 000 on spe- culation and for export—but it closed firm at the follow. Fait. ing quotations »— oo wt i Orleans, ‘The stock on band catimated st 630,400 bales, ys cluding 406,160 American. The market closes this (Satur- day) evening for the Christmas holidays, reopening on ‘Wednesday next, the 26th December. LIVERPOOL BREADSTUPFS MARKET. ‘Mesars. Richardson, Spence & Co. report tho market firm and advaneing. Flour on Friday was firm at the ful rates of Tuesday, and in some cases 64. dearer. Quota- tions, 208.0328. Wheat again 1d. a 24. per cental dearer with a fair consumptive sale. Really fino white is scarce, and choice would bring 6d. over the quotations Red ranges from 11s. 4d. to 138., and white from 13s. to lis. Corn continues in active demand at an improvement on the woek of fully 1a. per quarter. Mixed and yvllow, ‘38s. 6d. a 880. Od. White, 308. a dls. per 480 Iba, LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. Beef in most limited demand and prices irregular. Pork quiet and unaltered, Bacon slow of sale and nomi- nal. The arrivals of new are poor in quality. Cheese of really fine quality 2°. » 29. per cwt. dearer. Lard, with a few arrivals, ia duli an4 lower, being offered at 63s. without buyers. Tuliow .aactive: Butchers’ Association $88. a 680, 6d. ‘THE LATEST MARKETS. Liverroot, Dec. 22—1:46 P. M. Cotton firm at yesterday's rates: sales estimated at 12,000 bales, 4,000 of which were for speculators and export. Breadstufs firm, and tendeney upward. Corn is a shade dearer: mixed and yollow, 3%, Proviatope—No change. T } R. Rn. Colema ™ - Sen's ¥ Balumore, Md, aad Interaa Tomas Motel, Magara Falls, d. X, Headache! Headache!! San be Cured by | at tee o'eloolg, frou esidewce, No. OTh Sixth stecet, bebween nnd I. Tevember $1, Huma Berra, 22—Aftornoon Corso Limane—On Monts) 1 year and 6 mont! | > one dose of HOLLOWAY # purifying amd cleansing Pills Rs i Genel at amAL ARTA “_ | ‘They instantly remove the Nahoes, Peer and Hacking Pain, | , ihe ittends of the ¢ PO respeotiuliy invited bo at. rid sos ‘D jour, W Adsing, KH Hudso ‘A’ reretc, | Al! other pills are useless im tile osenplain® _ fo Wert Bron iursday 3 Alieo | AUS HOY be 4, Thensteckor, I Thos gs Mau ta, oly vores: Doby, Kila "slam nea, michol, ( 1 tgde aed two eblidved, Marsh & Co.'s Radical Care Truss— (Autor Tonut), oppensite tie church, The Ladd & Webster Sowing Machines | | may now be had Cor $30 at 600 Broadwes. | Ovorstrung Grand wh atiend the funeral from ber inte ARRICAL OF THE yoru meni MAILS, ‘conaidared the bes, manufac. | Aud South First atreot, this (Thurs ap aeinon years, Warerooms Sand 84 | past ove o'clock. iP | am _ ss el itestona, by the atcamship North American, which az- Gnta, Ghallenging | Mer ins Tarr, aged Hitlinnd ta sada poratng: reached: thie lle | 2 eS Plaging dale Rote, 1 | ‘Funeral this’ (Thursday) afternoon, at half past one * , , Services at ihe Episcopal Cured, Whitesvane, esterday morniug. The ¢ vy mait are only Lal. one tay later than these received by the Kangaroo, and | ied. ‘Tyrus.--Ia Brooklyn, on Wednesday, January %, of caportent In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, May | Consumption, Joaswa lL. / wife of Jus. M. Ty tor ‘ it Mitac we don H. Brows, t0 | The rolatives and friends of the family are iavited to bohoves ia Paris that Logotiations premsing 4 attend the fumeral,on Friday afternoou, at ome 0 cloci p Venetia are aetiv F in con. from the residence of her mot) w, No. 606 Th avenue, between Forty-fifth and Forty-sixth streota. Vax Vaannan. At New Brunawiciy N. J., on Tuesday, Janua Rey. Samces Aruexanpkr Vay Vitamin Dont Fg SM lg ‘Theological Seminary of w wa are tfld th vt an n Monday even. | wiey and M fe Metternich met at | nolel, and that those three personages bh yit enel’ ee, of this ci xkronv—Lavy.--On Wednesday, Sancary 2;°by the NE Sin eit dhn inten o ; ‘ care 4 formed Duteh Church, in the 69ch year of bis ago © see the Kmperor Napoigon at tho Tuileries. Tho | Rev , ea Pe, Oe & His friends and the clergy in general aro re eferring to the disquietnde in the nancial world | "Pogdon tneland! papers piease copy. favited to attend the funeral, at the First Totormmed Dated is Lopie, says that if Austr Da sinad refuses to N ORNSON.—~1D hie, etty = Monday evenly Feo an nl on Saturday worning, at clevon Veuetla aft eat buakers of Europe 1 December 31, 1860, by the Rev of this ©: oO wi r e. : a reat baakers of Eorepo will publicly | 31 5 hv of Jersey any, to lisa MaRGanse Van Dursx.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, January 1, mo to an uBderstanding to refuse ber the support of | Broodlyy. Dr, Wiuiam H. Vay Dove, aged 31 yours aad 7 dayy, thelr credit, General Deaggek, kuowiug, of course, lish lense 8 relatives and friends of the family, the member. fibpadtiis trattien tM ne sone =) ars ORF ay, Octobor 24, by the of ths Medea! Soolety of Kings county and the protease oe ¥ consuar oF thE PFO | Rov, John Quiney Adams, Mr. Franw A. Hosvap, of this | generally, are etfully invited to attend the funeedl in which ha comma a8 to bellove that there | ec,’ to Mfias Enata F., youngest daughter of Kdmuad L, | thin (Ww Raneoday at two o'ctoak, from ¢hé wil be no change of.view sa informo? his troopa | Eacith, Feq., of Port Chester, N. ¥. reaidenco of his her John ‘Van Duyno, No. 81 Gold that they must be ready} mc nd that it _ — In thie lly, on Wednesday , Ta eee | ttreat, without further notice. iy at Mautua be means to erush Gort tema | 3.43 the Be ee eeciana toitios Cs a gland, to Miss Canoune rents, On the other bard, the Turin Gazcte,a vory mo | "a. — pan “a MISCELLANEOUS. derate jovtrmal, says thal the Veaotian question must be aan BOLITIONISM UNSORIPTORAT. J y : Lavy —feaacs.. 2, aettied, and that po Sardinian’ Ministry which.gave ep | 5 -e" "joan a ag Ie ty bhai OR RRMON,” Venetia could stand for a dy Isaacs, all of f REV, HENRY? VAN DYKE, The Indevendeute, of Nuploay annonnees that Captain | Lrnoix—Warrtaxin, in Brooklya,ou Thureday, Decem- OF the Firyi Presbyierian ois ogni } , ber 27, atthe residence of the bride's father, Doan street, Xersanse, the nephew of La Tour d‘Auvergus, hag ar- | py the Rt. Rev. Biehop Lougnila, Jouy B. Lxvoux,Exq., of | . Published in aid of aid of rome rived in that city, to olor in his ows name, and to thatot | Soutreal, Canada, to Stany, ebdest daughter of Heary | 9Joreof the U coteryed Teas te ap stim! snd of Melazzo, taker. rations to come, _ ‘ ” | Montreal (Canada) papers please copy. For sale by news agent. Grenadier” by m—Menowx.—On Wednesday, December 26, on ” maa NH A a Theos. This | by the Rev. Wm. Cloury, pastor of st, Gabrici’s church, #4 Fulton sireet, i wiffthe sbittly dallered. 40-6 by the Po. | JAMRES. TRayNoR, of Now Yorks, to Awsmy ALiCK MAUDi | meen : “ad ¥ : MeDowsus, of Dublin, Ireland, At $4 S0—~NAPOLEGN TAP BOOTS, A New ae Vish General Microlawsici, who sater Woconitti—Fiu.—Ou Tuesiay, January 1, at the Con- ai JONBS', Now. 1) and 12 Aan-sireet. NB Caprorn. tional church, Mystic Bride, Conn. , by t w. | “eet eS eA = " Petersburg correspondent of t Caren §. Wont, of Brooklyn, to F 1 WM. FVERDRLIS SONG, WEDDING OARDE ourgest daughter of tho’ How. A ish, oF Myatio 4 Envelopes of the former! exhibition in this country :>— wet nee {| Pastuna est merte; vive Postyana! Tho bearded lady.it | Aanox.—In Brook Imesday, January 2, of Pare! yh Ore eet ey 0 will be remeinored cicd. short time ewes 1 giving convulsions, iz ARON, youngest daughter A age meybert abot an te 1 seu of Moscow, where too mother and pty cumiunrens mae gomeidinanabsl ele abe by gon ng eh taf sng Pan ah Oe offepr preserved im ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reapoetfully alpen wan a. pa iotor ax bisband of | invited to attend the funeral, at the residence of Lor pa at tae Lo ius rea 240 Tacifle street, this (Yharsday) afternoon, at 4 gosrospw sy by alf past two o'clock, The remains will be taken to | gitareatio New " tho marriage, in | Cypre: Hills for interment. 3 seem snags deagp ain of severe. The | “Bxoaxy.—On Monday, December 31, at 1134 o'clock in | — = ——— rest in the grave, and, | the evoning, Bamger Connon, native of New Ross coun. YORNS, BUNTON, INVERTED NAILS, ENLARGED former spose, makes as | ty Wexford, Inciand, the beloved wife of Robert Bendis / Joinis and all dineasen of the feet cxced Athout pein o- » her placs coffin as during the inconvenience to the patient, by Dr. ZACHARIE, ‘The funeral will take place from her late residence, Cire 7) eoadsy Beton a aera ae ‘of tits efty e lifetime. 15 Chorry atrect, wt hali past one o'clock this (Thursday) afternoon, ‘The’ friends of the family and those of her, brother, Mr. Condon, and her brother-in-law P. Casey? are respectfully invited to attend, without furtiier notice, Biaxciarp.—On Tuesday, Jaguary 1, of dyptheria, Ceorce Enaar, infant son of George W. and annie 8 Bianchard, aged 1 year, 9 months and 21 days: wid ‘The relaltvea and friends ofthe family ato respectfully o° Manchester; | invited to attend the fu from the residence of his corg? | parcnts, 208 Sullivon treet, on Friday afteruoon at half- past oné o'clock, without further notice, oo vn, —Josarit Hi. Hivtwcee, in the "4th year of bis Si Btn adventiace rrighos to parsbaae a, atook of Or Ona Dy party hay aS ge spose of wil mond address Jobber, Boston, yun rch, wile reste ation, Coma nicailont st steccl, prot PPY NEW YEAR, WL —LADIES, WE WISH 1 YOu allahappy New Ycar, and retarn you our singero thamks Tor (ue kind and Uberat patronage extended townrda a fur the part year, hoping by strict attention to business aid well. Pa be jot articles at ua lerate prices, to merit ». continuance favors. With respeot R & UO. S47 Canal a, Coptain Holerow, of Biss Hinkley, of Ab: Shuw, of England, aro topping at t Professor Grominger, of Philadelphia: P. 8. James, of New Orivang, DP. D. Stopiens and wire, of Massachasetis; F. Hass, of Now York; Stephen Berton, of Philate!phia, . MUL FN otica of the funeral will be given to morrow morn- and D. Ti, Jones and wif, of Massachisetis, aro stopping | ing’s paper. HE WISE, FOR HBALTH, ON EXRRCBR DEP at the Lafarge Hotcl. exvrr.—On Tuesday, January 1, Taos Bewserr, Bevan the new year with i strong ros ties to O'Sullivan, United States Consul at Singapore, and pie gli 5 yn gl ATR r. loonard'and wife, and D. C. dilman, of Now noe friends and acquatatances, and those of bis soos, street eas Pik arene Terms only $14 per annum, d . ve 0: Rov. Francis jepry it rt, are respect fnvited to attend bi 3 rs York; Mr. Roberts and wife, of Rye; Rev. Francis B. Hall, rae ph pn OMES FOR THE iNDU StRious of Hartford, and G. M. Adams, of stopping tt the Clarendon Hotel. ot Septain We &. Ogien, of the United States. N john A. Merritt, and W. H. Merritt, of Philadelphia: st. George ‘Duoker, of New Orleans ¢ W. Bilt, of Gi D. bP. Akin, of Quaker Hilt and Maloolin Mac. Of Philadelphia, are etop pug at be St. Deo Hotel Commodore Thtnall aud Commodore Paulding, U. 8. N. §. Hobart, of San Franeisco: J. ©. Tucker and’ wife, of Now Jorsey; C. Adame, of Milwankeo; L. Sturtovant, of Virginia a 1 from Bis Ws remainy will be GARDEN era Ob OF THE WEST. "Baarnu.—Om Wodnceday eveuing, January 2, Mrs. TLLINOTS CENTRAL TEATLROAD COMPANY cousert of Rohore 1. Meret, in tho 46th 1.20400 ACRES OF RICH FARMING LANDA, 4th inet., at two o'clock tn the ‘a ea LONG CRADIT AND AT LOW PRICES. palati "9 and U friends of the family are invited to attend. tne cymmuait tn dicete tot ei nna ioae penton of auréay) mor alng. 3 Wi. 0 Crarroen On Monday, December 31, Sancr, Sem. Uberal inducements New Orleans, and My. Foter, of Washingtou, arestoppic® | woop, yim of William I. and Catharine Chaddock, aged ILLINOIS CENTRAL, RAILROAD COMPANY, G. L. Peabody, of Salem, Mass. J. 8. Jobngou, of Den- T yeas, § mouthe wad 7 day whlod, as they will perceive, will enable tem, weeds tenbody, of Salem, Mavs: J. fotnaon of Ten |“ Theas.—in thin elty, on Tucadny, Jannory 1, Gronce d, | SReeay, puree yerange and indutry, to provi bert, of Toulsiana; N. 0. Foiger and D. ?. Gorman, of TS eee ee Ue ie a ere reenect yrewentt to Speak, very lta capital. |» Comoarairele New Orlogus, are stopping at the Fifth Aveaue Hota! attend the funeral, from hie late residence, No. 160 dest | No State in the valley of the Miastostype yer General J. J. Whitney, ye of the Port of Boston; | Thinty-fourth street, thia (Thureday) afte et at two | inducement to the Fasthe Sato ok iMincls ‘Theres ag Erastus Corning, of Albin of Utlea; Mr. ook. portion of the workd wheve al the conditions of dimates Peet ot mane! balan b sen eine ot es. —0n Monday, December 81, Quem A. From, cae tas semeot inns “7° eee . ry years : N. B. Corse, of Moutreal, aro stopping at the Bt. Nichola | “Er. friends of the family aro respectfully invited to wa are oputiggcen 09 5 eadnced 10h aioe a attend the funeral, to morrow afternoon, at two o'clock, with ether roads and nay Hotel fording an ‘uabroken a with tw rivers, thy Police Intelligence, his late residence, ‘201 South Firet street, Williams- rere, —) ‘A QUIET NEW YEAR'S. Gnivr.—At Hartford, Conn. , on Saturday evening, De | over i, RAtiOAD Wve OYOTRM OF ILLINOIS New Year's day passed off remarkably quiet, the num. | cember 20, Luan Periz, daugnter of nd Delia | the raliroad ayutem of finots, Dasma rots ber of rome and subbing ways beng cow ant tar |® Gre Sere Tea! Min na ner aot | Bed aa pte iN pas he between. The labors of the police and magistrates wore yellow fever, Mr. Gras, mato of schconor Langdon Gil. | ARE LIGHT, and ene jusntly every day decreas, confined to cases of intoxication chiefly, and oven these The State debt is onl: | 206 14, and within the last were further particulars inquire of James Chase, No. 70 Broadwa; Gmorr. —At Hoboken, N. J., om Tuesday aftornoon, ‘wore unusually ecarce. three years bas been redi 96 Hana weeny tee James King, while engaged in a row atadauce house ati somably expect that in ten it will become e: PRI tte T POPULATION, in Mercer street with two brothers mamed Willianf and | January 1, Sakau Jane, ‘youngest daughter of Chris at State is raha Bling ing up. with lation, bag ao Jobn Martie, was stabbed in the abdomen, and so severely | | an aap. ‘Mary Ann Gregory, aged 13 years, 2 months tation? ria rae of {paver conta tage Y UU wounded that it was deomed necessary to convey him to "The retives and friends of the family, algo tho teach- | The eaptoultursh a prod nota ef AL RODe ter than those the New York Hospital The brothers Martie were ar- | ech end utholars of A = ee acaba ery | Ho- | of any other State. \ sent oul crt tag c voken, are ree} fully inv: al juner: year = rested by th the Eighth preciuet poilce, aud locked up for , prin ‘afternoon, at one o'clock, from the Method! gx bots wre The torn Crop oe Michael Josten was brought before Justice Kelly on | Bpisccpal church, Hoboken, corner of Garden and Fourth FERTILITY OF THE SOIL. ‘Tuesday morn - « f having stabbed George | *treets. can the indusirioas farmer wocuro, a much Koftus. |The ram cquurred "ws the ‘omene of | eam street ‘and Weet «yong grew ont of ened 3 Hxxoxnsoy.—Io Jersey City, on Tuesday, January 1, of Py oss Ay bi Iabor 89 upon theve prat tion of the brain, Aecusarp Mook Tis x “chon, aden “feet of owe reapecting a girl who was in Loftus’ company at | 2Tth year of his age. the time. ae fae man, who was wounded in "be i Barr ) gierneen, at fod ot Stace Py me b-2 abdomen, was couveyea to tha New York Hospital for FL La at Beem omen nto at | ear eel en ese eee | Ee okey Reybolca, of No. O83 Wert Thirtioth street, knocking Lor | OTetinre pers poco” ood 0 months, Sera eis Siete ae pasha et it eee peed iyi gp Any ye Ro y: at aus Send Haicm.—At mrsdsy. evening, December | Asan glace ff th jevue Hospital. Justice Quackenbush committed the 2 the Ban. acon Rs, iene Fagg bg oa en B00 bares sk — Thclwakag” sda, pr aah ashe prisoner to await the result of Mrs. Reynolds’ injuries. Chories HE pod Bliza J. Y sintling: aged 3 yoara and 7 PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYM, yt Jands vary from —— months. artures. ‘Ihe relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu- | cording’: 96 to Asrivals poo _— — neral services, at the residence of bis parents, 233 West Fiche Tra igen a ae nrpot~ amaip) North Atnerign-—Metare Corba | Thirty drt street, this (Thursday) morning, at eleven subduing pra ‘As compared with wood land s in the pLtTinrgon- 84 Bi ang Mesare Combest | Sretock Win favor'et tho former’ ‘The terms of sas fee Inthe steerage.” ; i Long leland Ly aa Please copy. OLN ONE YEAR'S INTEREST IN ADY fe, Savarwan —Steansip BR BR Cusler—o W Batchelder and | Hooxvr.—fud on veut morning, January | at sis percent per annum, aad eis later holes nix poe wife, Mra Siinpeon, W I rH F Ruker, ¥ Boyle, JH | 2, Caseen Hosters cam, of the United States Army, | cent, payable respectively in one, two, three, four, fiv> aad Sawyer, O Smith, 'b'D Wines Ri Chapuse aked 64 yeure, § months and 18 days. six years from date of sale: and four notes’ for p Bavarwaut.—Steamship Angusta—Mre Baker, Mise F Jenkea His friends and those of his 20m, ‘Wm. If, Hooker, are pee phy in fou six and seven Fe? from dato of, sale Mra Roberts, Mra Winter, drs Sarab ‘funeral, from his Into ng that one-ton te respectfully invited to attend the Hannon, XT Amith, C i Pinon i George Carpenter, 1 Pattte, lenes, on Governor's island, this (Thursday) Foley, tO Rin "Gs tales, W it Shannon, R Edwards twelve ole — C yy ab ‘ton and Syracuse papers please copy. © ey oy Mi sea Aras renee ute ga | mamess eras ey rsa: 3, Pane mea Baie I teen outs Kase, Pagar Aitoey had 1 na indy, aig ap The friends and relatives, and those of his son Patrick, | _amphlet devoriptive, of the lands, sol, climate, gobs, Fagan ese ba sit Tain > tern and tady, Daniel | aro tip etfully invited to Attend the funeral, thia (Thurs. | tg nny POsTRR, LAND cont ara iam Lease, 3 oe o'e i DEPARTURES. —l ica, oun on ‘ ‘ellen Livynroor ra Lowpoxpunny—steamsbip Be from Pisa December 30, at the ¢ son-in-law, oat te tos Central Railroad see page 188, 189, 190, i vortand Wiliam ot Pye Pa , Buraey, wife of Robert H. on ce | Se eee wean ? : , of | mira, and daughter of tho Ite Levi Curtiss, of Strat- UN POCKETBOOK OR » Bow'on. Jammen eae, at, Datel oe ler, of ray Conn. ; : rf P plediily Llane [ay il, Tady and chi if Hamilton; “3 a. wrercr —On Tuesday, Jan , Petarp LAW. a eg Haverd Dewssn and Jonn Dita, of nach, aged 24 yeare, 1 moath and 17 dye. BR & , 8 Nansen sient, Ti The friends and relatives of the family aro respectfully | PUNCH ALM «NAC —— = Aa invited to sent the funeral, ths this 7) mornin FOR INOW READY. at nine o'clock, from near ashw Wiliams, Mr eleceoe, 'B Kortosl im A 'hen, | avenue, near Myrtle, ‘Brodltlyns FE. D. ‘His remanis will orci & E'poanens 42 Nassan wireet, ¥. ©. Jamin, P'S 8 Ross, Mi Mir beugias, wie ‘abd chia, of Montreal | be taken to Roackaway for interment. STovasr, ——— Lae. st ouctane ', January 2, at the residonce of Unt ete sp eens his parents, Jara, 9 6 days, eldest son of Soneph, ella Leelle ee Drawings of RK. France & Co.'s Delaware fan] and Nevtee enmn Ci Crass Oxn, Jan. The Te ends and creponaianen tie family are reepect- ATC a 14, 61, 27,10, 7, 77, 4, 5°36, 40, 4, Sty rule area the fone, chin (Thupeday) fer Wretonesrie COSUE™ a are onsOLIDATED LOTTERY, noon at two o'clock precisely, from No. tonville, rood, ow due and 47, be oa Se 59, eeench a pit “at it ar) 56, 87 lyn. id Inrough the subscriber, Coase 1s Menrny.—Jawe Furrx, tha beloved wife of James Mur- st n. 3, 23, 11, ‘t "22,5 "33, 53, 72, oS &, x 33, s. 16, 41. wy, after a cevore tlneis ‘Comsotrp: 27, 3 1861, frienda and acquaintances of the family are respect- 46,51, 447, "20,35 Ti 81, 61, 13, 31, 75, 6, 42, 45, | fully mvived to attend the tunerad, this Cravrateyy arto — SC sPociarw och feo of charge, by © noon nt two oelock,,from her late resj-leiicn, No. WA Cher. Muningen Beware | "co and chie Cretan oper pace oy. | JLRS OR CRORE, Fas, staan Tay Dre: of the Delaware State Lot | i The beloved ‘anata Mire Mane Ls rae nursdey) mors Sees tana Wore Dey mere avn Momneain, the beloved wit of Poer Monegan, aged | Who’ a (Fe onan oma aw ease 88 a3, ag ‘The friends of the family are respectfully inyited to 5, 60, 31, 32, 36, 36, 4 A 2 6 sgl UL | atten the onera trom ho nt rosideogs, Ko. 1 Prince one 0": a Bit 73, 3,4, 3, sit aa ati, ae a1. | “McWnmar-—On Trendy, January 1, Jou McWausey, by ad iu the 82d year of his aL doy, ROOT Coe Bek His friends and tfully invited to attend, the funeral, From, bls Inte eeldsaey, No. 51 pape age he Waverley place, this (Thurs- Ie there a = Family im the te the land who ts ‘ono o'clock. OREENE STREET A IRRVICE OF PAN. Ro RIALS WINE BITTERS? Suddenly, on Wednesday, Decombor 19,08 oy tka prayer oy (ne'er bet Wernher st, goee at the Depot, 78 Wiilam sireat, | Teniny TeEAS, Jom MeCouow, aged 26 yours and 5 in curing ( Alban: ‘Y.) papers please Ta Somme JANUARY.—IN COMPLIANCE wire ram ton Say Feet Seeig Lives Copllins sad fooseel Baa | _ McCoy CAs Goeee’ Brose We oon, Monday evening, eae ‘etl ibe Syma ret Ninetventh — om ga o'elock A. M. Dis iaeceenen ts d 5... y*y, LATS —NEw ee ‘hole mt a ‘applied, at No. 6 alka, Waters ‘Hal & ta 5 ti beantif, aie ar oa ates Teliseea tas nad Posey, 40 avenue. 4 oo aveaapa Wig seeneey, Wve yew PUBLICATIONS. re we S the sale ‘of bis RAS nnn ‘Tricophereus is ti —— ome, | Saree, Mate Oe cancers rhed tonttena tho fu. CORRES “HARBOR AND | Fours FRow rie 40 Orchard street, Newark, thi ") ‘mornin: aaa Agrais wanted, Jc, SMITH, Th: sree | Toray tary 1, Davw O'Dows | a of the famity ere Peapocste this (Thuredas) aiterne pBatenclor's i Mair ae Harm- Cane, Ss without frien’ se Rarer Pe Neato We Rat ILFORD" ORICAN HoTeT. ‘The thirc diuitewd thnat Of the estate of MF ward Miso, of the American Bote: ” arhed’ try attend bis funeral, Hil}, Intmt Hair Cattor, No. 1 Rar | * deme from his late restiones, No. 181 Grand conta, Aretie Olntm tree cation to the subscriven a Bola Ghepe, bar Olatment for Barmy | *eechesin attendance, | binntaripung me Pen —On Tocethe, Seaeaes 3. Miss Kuxtinene Preey, stiinioenssiinls Hair Dresst: —tadies € aged 71 years, 6 rnonthe and 13 days. USPR eres taake Owe bait aei0 mineien eal Maamine them |. The relatives and friends of the Tamily aro respcetfully Poeney ss a LATRD'B, is ni TH Browlway — | invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuuday) afternoon, | Uons for gealjemen wad |