The New York Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1861, Page 3

NEW YORK HERALD, 3 ‘exchange; while, on the other hand, the season is rapidly approaching when importers will have to Femit to Europe. Some bankers expect to see bills rise to the old premium before June next. Others, again, basing their judgment on the heavy balance in favor of this country shown by the trade yetarns for 1860, which we published the other day, believe that the foreign exchanges will rule in our favor until the restoration of peace leads to a Tenewal of imports on @ scale proportioned to the wealth and population of the country. The following table will show the course of the stock market for the past week and month:— ae Tie ies, Se pes kin 32 Missouri 6 64 ONG 00% New York Geuiral, ux BX 18% = 17 Readiny 36 35 8055 = 88 8636 8744 885g 37K ~ Michigan Central... ae 4936 48% BOG BRIG Southern guarant' a FA 82% 3188 33 Wiinois Central. 67 8K TOK 1634 Sah Son Bex | SOK Soy mo fe got ug” M2614 38% 43K 4B 40.56 0 81g 83% «801g BB 3G The stock market was feverish all last week. Speculators bought and sold from day to day on the political events transpiring and about to trans- pire; but no material change in prices took place. Stocks seem to be beyond the influence of panic for the present; and though in the present condi- tion of the country there seems to be little temp- tation to buy stocks, still, the experience of the past few days proves that there is but little profit in selling them. Federal securities are higher than they were a week ago, which may be ascribed to the effect of the new firmness lately infused into the policy of the administration, and to the retire- ment of the secessionists from the Cabinet. The second batch of Treasury notes—$5,000,000— are to be awarded on Saturday, 19th. The sub- stitution of Hon. John A. Dix for Mr. Thomas as the head of the Treasury Department will render it possible to negotiate them at a moderate rate. It may be well, however, for Mr. Buchanan to follow up the removal of Mr. Thomas by that of the Assistant Treasurer, whose secessionist opin- jons are no secret. The financial community at the North are ready and able to lend the govern- ment all the money it may need during the present trying emergency, but they are not willing to ran any risk of unconsciously supplying the revolu- tionary party with means. Some recent transfers, by Mr. Thomas, of moneys from Northern to South- ern depositories, created a good deal of uneasi- ness. With regard to the bids for the notes to be awarded on the 19th, it is prematare to speculate, 80 much depends on the events which may occur during the week. It is pretty certain that the money market is going to be easy throughout the spring and summer, and that safe investments yielding 7 to 8 per cent interest will be very soarce in the course of sixty days. It is equally certain that, in any event, the obligations of the United States will be @ safe investment. At the worst, if fifteen slave States secede—and two or three of the number show no tendency to do so— the States of the North are abundantly able to assume the whole debt of the United States, and to pay the interest on it punctually. The whole debt of the United States is not much more than the debts of the States of Ohio and New York. Any new bonds, notes or obligations which the general government may require to issue during the pending crisis ought to command a feir price, even though patriotism should not be allowed a place among the reasons which may prompt peo- ple at the North to subscribe. The following re- port of a meeting of bank officers, held here yes- terday, will show how well the appointment of Mr. Dix is likely to work:— Ata numerous meeting of bank officers and directors of other moneyed institutions of this city, hekt at the Hank of Commerce on Saturday, the 12th inst, Jobn A. Stevens was called to the chair and W. 7. Hooker pointed secretary. motion of Charles H. Ri ‘seconded by Moses Taylor, it was Resolved: bape ad meeting learns with great ute on, , believing, from te well known "ability, integrity and honorable character of this gentleman, hik devotion ‘to the Union and his determination to maintain the laws, ‘that the change thus effected will inepire throughout this = increased contidence in the administration of that department and the stability of the goverament. ra pon motion of James in, by James ott,» Resolved, That we will meet at this place on Friday next, at one o’clock, and in the meantime will confer with the boards of our respective institutions, and then determine the rate of interest at which we will bid for the proposed issue of United States Treasury notes. The passage of ordinances of secession by the States of Mississippi, Alabama and Florida in- ereases the anxiety of parties interested in ship- ‘ping, cotton and exchange. We have no informa- tion with regard to the course pursued by the col- Jectors of Mobile, Pensacola and Apalachicola; it is presumed that they continue to receive daties and to issue clearances in the name of the United States, notwithstanding he passage of secession ordinances by their respective State Conventions. If they do not, any ship sailing out of those ports does so at her peril, and is lawful prize by any crui- ser. At Charleston, it is understood that before the removal of the buoys ships sailed with South Caro- lina clearances, which, it is said, were endursed by a British Consul. It is not known where this British Consul acquired the right of recognizing the independence of South Carolina, nor does it appear that his endorsement could confer va- lidity upon a clearance in itself utterly worth- less. At tol vresent time, thé measures taken by the ‘anthorities of South Garofina forthe | * protection of the port of Charleston have effectu- ally closed it tocommerce, and we are not sur- | prised to learn that the Emily St. Pierre, an Ame- Pican vessel, has been refused admission to that port because she carried the stars and stripes in- stead of the Palmetto, as her national flag. It is pretty evident that so long as the secession movement remains in suspense, the commerce of all Southern ports must be carried on under cit- cumstances of great peril, and bills drawn against cotton shipped from Savannah, Apalachicola, Mo- bile or New Orleans must be regarded with dis- favor. Should the other cotton States follow the example of South Carolina, their ports will be closed, if not by the general government, by thent- selves. The resignation of the United States col- Jectors and the adoption of a foreign flag will close these ports as effectually as a blockade by ships of Cotton, sugar, rice, &c., will find their way wi to Europe through the Northern ports, to which it will be sent by rail, and thus the in- dependence of the Southern confederacy they will be inaugurated by the payment of tribute to the North on all Southern staples. The Charleston and New York steamers are coining money at the present time by carrying eotton, rice, &c., from Charleston to New York for shipment to Europe. It costs the owners of the cotton, it is said, as much to send it to New York av Yi would to send it to Europe, and they are paying besides a commission to the New York house to which it is consigned in transit, Still in the present, condition of affairs, the Charleston merchants have no remedy. Even if they could get ships out of their harbor with a freight of cot- ton for Burope, bills drawn against goods shipped in vessels without a regular clearance could not be sold. It seems probable that the controversy between Mr, Platt and Mr. Devlin, the rival City Chamber laine, will at length be brought to a close by the surrender of the former. Judge Hilton has order- ed Mr. Platt to be confined in jail until he sueren- ders the money in his hands and the books of his office. As between the two rivals, we ore not aware that the public has any choice. Both are \ believed to be respeetable, honest and wealthy men. Insome quarters, however, regret is ex- pressed that, if it WAs necessary to remove Mr. Platt, the Common Council should have chosen as his sueceseor @ merchant who is extensively en- ged in business. Mr. Devlin’s fortune is said to ainple; but be is koown.to be very heavily en. ‘ ~ gaged in commerce, and, in times like these, no man who has outstanding claims or obligations ought to be entrusted with the keeping of three or four millions of the city’s money. The City Cham- berlain ought to be out of business; he ought to have no notes floating about the street, In times like these, whea the sound- est houses are failing, and the public ear is periodically appalled with reports of defalca- tions and embezzlements in the very highest quarters, no man’s virtue should be tried by de- positing with him three or four millions of dollars, when money is worth one per cent per month, and he may have liabilities of his own to meet. We do not wieh to be understood as casting any reflection upon Mr. Devlin; but if the Legislature should suc- ceed in reforming the charter so as to relieve us from the anarchy under which the city now groans, itis to be hoped that some arrangement will be made by which the public moneys shal cease to be a subject of anxiety. The events of the past few months have actually injured the city credit. A few more changes and wrangles would prevent the negotiation of any more city loans. There has been some talk about a sub-treasury for the city, on the plan of the federal Sub- Treasury; but experience warns us that as New York is at present governed, this system would be quite likely to lead to the ap pointment of some one who might run away to- Havana with the whole treasury some fine morn- ing. Itis very doubtful whether any better plan can be adopted than the one which was in force before the appointment of Mr. Platt. When the city funds were in the Mechanics’ and in the Shoe and eather bankt, no one felt any anxiety about them, and they were in reality quite safe. Ever since their removal to the ill-fated Artisans’ Bank they have been a source of endless uneasiness and con- tention. id We have made inquiries at the office of the Erie Railroad Company with regard to the clause inthe agreement for the reorganization empowering the new trustees to assess the stock and bonds. We learn that the mortgage bondholders are not liable to be assessed in money, but that the stock- holders and unsecured bondholders are. No one seems to know what may be the probable amount of any assessment in money to be levied after the sale, but it seems to be well understood that there must be such an assessinent levied. Some persons think that half a million of dollars will be all that is wanted; others talk of a million. As a general rule, such estimates generally fall short of the mark, If a million ef dollars be required, an as- sessment of $5 a share on the stock and a corres- ponding assessment on the unsecured bonds would raise the amount, provided everybody paid up. If more money was needed the assessment would have to be heavier. One of the officials in the service of the company states that he does not think the assessment will amount to more than $10 a share, if so much. Shareholders in the Erie Company will do well to look into this matter: By the agreement they are bound to pay the assessment or forfeit their stock. They may not find it convenient to do either. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sarorpay, Jan. 12—6 P. M. Asus.—The market was steady, with sales of about 20 2 80 bbis., closing within the range of $5 for pots and $5 1234 for new pearls. Tho stock yesterday embraced 357 Dbis. pots and 255 do. pearls; total, 612 bbls. Busansrorrs.—Flour—The demand for Western and State flour was more active, with continued firmness in prices for most desoriptions: The sales ombraced about 1,000 bbis., closing within the following range prices:— Superfine Statdy........ 35 a 6 45 Extra State, 55 a 5 70 Superfine Western... 35 a 6 45 Common to choice Western extra. 05 a 7 35 Mixed to straight Southern 16 a 6 10 Straight to good extra do.. 15 a 7 25 Choice extra family and bakers” brands, 25 a 8 50 Rye flour se 36a 415 Corn meal, Jersey 3 10 a 8 55 ~Canadia Sour was in fair demand teady prices, with sales of 140 bbls, at $5 75 a $7 25 for extra quali: ties. Southern flour was firm, with moderate sales. The sales comprised about 1,200 bbis., within the ubove range of prices.” Rye four was in moderate supply, the sales embraced in the above figures. Corn meal was in fair demand, with rales 0 275 bbls. at our figures, Wheat was firm and in steady demand for export, and the market closed with an up ‘ward tendency in prices. The eales embraced abou $0,000 bushels at $165. for choice white Virginia and $1'27 for inferior do.; $1 50 for California white, $1 625 & $1 60 for white Indiana and Michigan, $1 40 for do., de- 3734 a $1 38 for red Western, in storo; $1 24 a § red State, $150 for Milwaukee club, $1 27)4 for Northwestern do. and $1 24 for No. 1 Chicago. Corn was firmer and in demand for export and for the domestic trade, with sules of 65,009 bushels at 71c. for Western mixed, in store; 72c. for do. , delivered, and Te. a TSc. for round yellow. Burley was heavy: sales 2,600 bushels ordinary were made, to arrive, at 68¢. Cate wore in steady request and firm, at 36c. for Western and Canadian, and 36346. for State Covrer.—The market was steady, and 00 bags Rio were sold at Lc. a 13c., and 1,400 do. Laguayra on pri- vate terms, and 400 do. Maracaibo were reported at 1c. @ 13%Ke. _ .—The market was firm, with sales of 2.400 bales, including $00 in transit, closing steady on the basis of 12%¢¢. a 180. Frewirs.—Rates for grain were firmer, but a ments wore light; other articles were un er about 1 i bushels wheat were taken, in bulk ,000 a 8,000 bbls. flour at 3s. an. Be. cheese at 428. 6d, with iee7 lish cena bones aetts #8 ae To London 1,500 bbls. flow were engaged at 3s. 6d., 12.000 bushels wheat, in ship's bags, at 123¢d., with Considerable lots of cheese ‘at f0s. To Sagow pone ‘engagements of grain and flour were reported on private terms. Fis. —The market was dull, and in the absence of silee of moment prices of both dry cod and/mackerel were nominal. Frvrr.—The market was quiet and sales confined to pereet layers at $2 10 a $2 15, and of bunch at 704 $171. Hay was steady, with moderate sales of North river at 85e. a 900, for shipment, and at $1a$1 06 for city use. Hors were in falr demand for home use, and sales maT tn mocernce yarcel# Within the range of 5c. @ Boe chilly at 28e. a Ble, ‘otch pig was rather firmer. Last sales were at ty cash, aad $20 60, six months; now held at $21. Lave —Ihe inarket was steady and in fair demand, at 00. for common ‘and 9bc, for lump, with sales of 800 bbis. Navat. Sronss.—-A sale of 600 bbls. Southern straight spirits, in shipping order, were reported at 36c. and com- mon rosin at $120. Ous.—Crude whale and sperm were quiet but firm, while sales were limited. Linseed exhibited more steadi- nees, with sales of city pressed at 48¢. a 49c., cash. Other kinds were dull Provisioss.—Pork—The market-was firmer and the de- mand good, while the sales embraced about 400 bbls. at $17 a $17 25 for new mess, the latter rate for waieioser ed, and new prime at $13 a $1312%. Boef was st and in fair demand, with sales of 160 bbls. at $10 a $10 60 for extra; repacked was unchanged. Lard was firmer, with sales of 350 bbls. and tierces at 194c. for No. 1,.and Ke 8 10K6 for fair primne, ~ Butter and cheese were quiet and prices Bteady. Tice. eles of 200 casks were made at de. a 4240. Sumne—Clover was steady at 9e., with moderate sales Calcutta linseed was steady; a recent small sale was made in Boston at $1 £0, from store. Scans. —The market was quiet and trons unchanged sales of about 150 hhds. were reported, and 68 box ‘Tra.—Sales of 1,250 packages of black were made to the trade at p. t. ‘Wiskey.—The market was steady, with sales Of 260 bhi at 1970 —e— SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. eve 8 4 eve 10.49 SOx rases SUN ARTS. 455| mon waren Port of New York, January 13, ARRIVED. ses witeaee Steamship Montgomery, Rerry, Savannah, with mdse ani pascengeass to lt WCromvell & Co. Tith Insts 11 /AM, lat 4 08, signalized steamship 6 PM, 36 miles SW of Hatte- ras, steamship Star of The South, both hence for Savannab. Steamship Skinner, Richmond, Norfolk, &e, with mage and pi ri, to Ludiam & Heineken, Bhiy Galatea (of Boston), Wendell, Callao, #4 si days, vie Hampton Koads 5 days, with guano, to Barill & B Shy Elena (Bren), Kuhlmann, Bremen, 0 days, with mdse and 74 passengers to Charles Luling. Had some very heavy weather} split sails, Bhip iter, eg Antwerp an and a Flushing, Deo 6, with mdse and 25 parsengers, 10 Geo hip Minti iar Bt Jago, via ‘Great, Harbor, “Bahamas,” 10 days, with salt and tobacco, to WH Bark 'Abbyia. (ot Yarmouth, Me}, Sen Havre, 63 days, with mdse, to Boyd & Hincken. | Rixper t heavy W weer ther the entire "ost ibboome apt geile, Brig Aretas (jirem), Obiefon, Newcanle, Heldays. with coal, to Funch & Meincke. ' Experienced very heavy weather; stove Dulwarks, aplit sails, &e, Brig Keiple (Br, of Pixerpeod Druford, Rio, Janeiro, 02 days, with coffee, to J B Thompson. 48, lon 68, apoke ship Thirty. coe tates, 18 days fromm, Moti oe ar vo), and received a supply of provisions from her; 5, 10, bark Cataipa, ofS by mbes ford, eK y NW pales the passage Tihchr Cena Pilot of Brookhaven), Hotchktes Antwerp, Oct M. with mdeeto J & N Smith & Go. Now 8 while ranniny before an EB gale under trysaiis and fore staysall, was boards by acea which stove hateh house and bencoops, burst main tiyeail and foresail (which was furled), carried away fore; boom, started bulwarks, and washed overboard the recoud officer, Thaddeus Plumb, who was drow had a succession of gales, chiefly from the W, and kept under storm trysalls from Nov 29 to Dee 28, during whiel ‘ime had decks awept of nearly every thing—water casks, boat and ehain boxes ate vet 40 jeces and Aide ports stove in, ‘taysail blown to pieces; Lith edtord, for’ Mataneas ving Jib ant, main torr st, 20 miles NE from Jat 1 Willagtn, NC, pix entire passage; reriies eek 5 with effe and iogwond, fe Seda” i a BELOW. Ship Flying Dragon.—By pilot boat Geo Steers, No 6 ‘Wind during the day N. Miscellancous. The ice in the Eaet and North Rivers is plenty and sharp, though not heavy. Several vessels at anchor in the North River were badly cut, Some difficulty was experienced by the Southern steamers which arrived on Sunday in getting into their slips. One of our news boats was caught in it when near Bedloe’s Island, and eventually pieked up at Staten Island, Steausaip Keystone StTe—-Philadelphia, Jan 13—Steam- ship Keystone State, hence for Charleston, is aground below Newcastle Pass. The city ice boat and barge America left at noon to day to render assistance, Banx Asuony—Cape Inland, NJ, Jan 11,8 PM—There is & bark ashore on Hereford Bar. She went on at 5 o'clock this ‘morning; i# about 500 tons burthen; said to be in ballast, ‘and oound from New York to Philadelphia, She has signals of distress flying. Asnistance is being forwarded. Bu Snr Mepway, Capt Kennedy, arrived from Bombay 6th inst, and at the time of her arrival we omitted to mention the following:—Capt Kennedy wishes to make public how much he ts obliged to the commanding officer of the U 8 steamer Sumpter for he received from him at St Helena When getting hie ship under way. ‘The Medway anchored at StH the dark, and in bringing up gave the ‘steamer a foul .. The water was deep (28 foe), and the manding officer of the Sumpter very veered and allo M to lay until next day, and when she com: meneed to heave up her anchor he sent cutter's crew to aa- Purser ‘Alen, of steamship Montgomery, from Savannab, has our thanks for favors, Suir Star 01 pa fi as Pape nf - ing, found ‘he Te Jeak in te alts at be area the foremadt, and was then reloaded ith uly and would take tn the remaliider of her cargo a8 fust aa the weather would Brio Atnarross (of Sears ), Small. ortiand, ashare on ‘a reef ouiside ihe harbor, and was expe bee bor, and Was expected to be & total lose, Buic Many Hamriom, at Mobile from New ¥ spars and rigging in # gale off Haites je eaieagns beds 9 irSecencapitere Miter’ meen ashore on Lo- vell’s Island, was got off after discharging part End arrived at'Bowton tat i ac hatias Sour Lawarrune, before uate, been stripped and condemned "+ Mnore Bear Seltuate, hae ‘A ronx anv Art Bcux is ashore on Cape P: not ascertained. ae ‘The new ship ballt by Paul Curtis at East Borton has boon ye mbes oot Med tama ot moe mon maae Be Schr Careline A Simpson, built at Rochester in 1858, ra Aafia was sold at New York 10ih Inst by the W'S M shal for len = = 8 lus zl ne alse . 814 from Provinctown, ickstap, Cook, Ary at Honatula Nov 4a Ship f Netadims a are Wcummond, Hathaway” do. a0: ist th uprated, Hea, math, do, do Bh, Robi Hood, Melt ley 81d from do “uropa, Manter, to cruise and home; Ni ome. Ys Godoy, 04, Mocterunna Const'of Galitorniay Co Fabius, Smith. for long cruise and home cruise on NZealand; Metacom, wards, Woods, Coaat of California; Sharon, Swift, cruise and home: Raduga, Burdett, NBedrord, With full fgtoll and bone; Dark Gien Seatt, ee ng, Coast of California; nus, Smith, 4 faking Hal way. to crulse and ome; SH sedans barks nee Maith, ar ond Gip- ind home; 27th, ships Harvest, sannenes, Kneeland, Kelley, ‘alifornia; man 26, en Seeaes byoks ene ‘2d; Dally for the Line and NZealand; Ontarie, Fo Foster, to cruise; Pith, Ahipe Chandler Holeomb, to Gideon How: land, Williams, do and home, Monterumi sto, Homma, California, Coast 1d be Morgan i ton, to cruise. ‘Arr at Hilo igor ahi Jove ne Chapman, from Ochotak, by Labaina Nov bs sp ey Pease, from ith abaiee Ror t eon board, 300 wh, wf ain Sept 17, bark Jos Maxwell, Jenney, FH, 380 ep, wel ‘an Oct 9, Emily Morgan, Whi 500 bole; 101 Benjanin Rush, ‘Fish, ae * Touched at C4 ‘ape Verd Islands: Ms letter) eG Sie Mary dep: sath, Wiliam, Hi Patsonn Fit 16) ap: Nov & m Henry, H nt ran So aa bikash; na in Da i roo, Hathaway, XB, Ara ive, D 6 BO bbis; "aotn, barks: ‘stn bi ase Macomber, $e Oe ay jonglult, Oot Moran, co gob Veapér, Halley 0; 14th, Jose- phine, ba} 700; jrefoe Berg, Enbverg, 375; 8 Con- bap Writing? nati. Babooek. of ship Lydia, FH, reports etter from ‘ er at sea Nov 5, within & few days rail. te ‘erd Islands, having taken 50 bbls sp since leaving Fay iL eiuer from Capt Mckenzie of bark Che ber at St Nicholas. oO ot, Verd I ilo, with 800 Heard from Oct | sip Expire, 96 days out from NBedford, Spoken— poker, Ke. By pilot boat Geo Steers, No 6, Jan for ‘Sion 39 94 & bark Moben of and joaton from Baltimore, Cape May ag W y So'miles; 10th, at 12 Mz wind. hauled from WAW USNweins creasing’ to a heavy gale, with heavy snow squalls: hove to under double reefed foresall, with a heavy sea running at the time: at 6 AM weather more moderate. ‘A three masted steamer, bound 8, was signalized Jan 9, off Dovoy Lig! A large b per ship. from San Francisco for Boston, Jan HOM PM. 2 pation SE. of Barneant Ship St Helena (Br), for Liverpool, Nov 17, lat 3031 8, lon 27.06 sate, Calloden (Br), from Liverpool, Dee 4, lat 1305 S, lon 8206 W, rk Isle of Man (Br), from London for Geelong, Dec 6, t lat 8 62 8, lon 32 60 W x Flying Vloud, Clements, from Rio Janeiro Nov 26 for NYork, Dee 2, tat 26 5, lon 38. Hark Fuctory Girl (br), 220 W. Brig Brill (Br, of Prince William, NS), from Marseilles for Roston, 8 days out, Jan +a bearing NE 25 miles dis- tont—B pilot boat Isaac Webb, No 8 Bebr aphemia, for Porto Rico, Jan 3, lat 30.50, lon 69 21. Foreign Ports. ©t1A0, Deo 13—In port ship Continent, Gibbs, for Cork & Oooo Reve, 3 Nor 22--In port bark Starlight, Bearse, for on about Nov 25 Canpeas, Jan 4—Arr barks David Nickels, Nickels, Sears. rom Swansea, Dec 6, lat $52 8, lon port; Diligence, Young, and Daniel Boone, Cousins, Portland; range, Vylie, and ¢ 1 Bueknam, Bucknatn, do; sehrs Fran ches, Hall; and. Ocean, Herald, Fuller, do: Sth, bark Gan aden, Auld, Havana; sche Valetta, Means, Portiand, Pearson, from Favat, Dec 4—In port abip Stat of Hope, Pearson. from rom NBedfor Callao for England; brig News Boy, Doane, ‘oa, Dee 20—-Tn port bark Forest Belle, Peretval, for Mes- sina next day, jus aT Hakinon, Jan 2—Tn port brig Prentissimo, James, for x Havana, Jan 8—Are bri Phebe A Page, Lewia, Wiscasset : Empire, Benson, Portiand: 6th, Isola, Lancaster, Searspo Helle Barnard, Coombs, NYork; LM’ Merritt, Borry, Pensa Carmine, Charleston? Edward Bar mehip Bienvilie, Bulloch, New brig lenthe, Eliingwe ‘York. a, New Yorks EF Sweit: Jowett Wilmington; 6th a 7th Sophia, Murrey, Boston Vaigie, and Putnam, Carver, Charles Portland; L P Snow, Suow, Fernandina; Cousin # Klien Stevens, Howe, and Qur Union, Pack NYork; woh Sally coin; schrs Flying Seud, ard, Weight, Mobiie: 7h, York and sid for NOriea Acacia, Pinkham, James © ‘rosby, Ponner, York, Kesey, R Hea ld 7th, barl ard, Cardenas; brig Mary Alvina, Ames, Gay, Creasy, Jacksonville, io Jani, Nov 38—Th port ship Banshee, Kean, for Bal timore 0th; barks Wintfred, Inmore, for do 24h; ‘Gambia Kean, from’ do, arr 26th; brig Mount Vernon, Hall, from do arr 28th seb Red Wing, Kirwan, from do, arr 25th} and oth. , Deo MI from Boston a mena tott ge te je Myra W iol; soht As or Bartlet, from Tarntbapy ‘Deo 3i-—-Arr bark eatin, Mitchell, Boston, name not Bartlett, ‘ ark. dak, Ryd Philadelphia , OSTON, Ji AM—Arr bark ( er : nen Raymond Saunders, Wilmin vin Lovers, hore: Ruth 'N Atw Keak: B Dyer, Bagreres OW ben oreo; Paster Light, Cole nd Buick Newcomb, Kem , Snow, Baltimore. a bid ship Wm Lard | Brown, Liverpool! bark 'T W House veston, Santa Hades hee 6 Fenger, Norieaae,” Nothixg sid, a ciuhsnew. Ship ori unig sid, win Rncth teein, for Liverpool remains below, and will proceed when the weather ts farcrabie BALTIMORE, Jan Il—Arr bark Tndus, Lennon, Rio Janel- ro Br brig Zetnion, Davison, Windsor, NS. Below, ship laa betla, Norris, from Montevideo. Cid steamship, 8 R Spautd- pon Boston via Norfolk; ship Cherablm, skinner, ay Me ‘Ban Juan (Mexican, new, 247 tona), Berretia Jan &— Arr schr Castelane, Pendl ton, (CuAKL LaTOR, ‘Jan 9—Cld ship WF Schmidt, h; sche Island Belle, Lace, and J Truman,’ P Darien, Ga; Bdith, Nickerson, and Win Mazyck. Conkiiny NYork. Sid ship Jobn Patten, Potter, Mobile; Drigh Budivigig EDGAt TOWN, Jan 7—Arr achis as Town, NYork for id, 9h, Orrin Cowl, Smith, do for Boston; ¢ do) for ‘on; ‘Vinalhaven, Frye, Norfolk for | pGkORGETOWN, $C; Jan 401d schrs Mary Haley, Haley, | Boston; 74h, brign © 3 &y jartinique! Lilla, Napoidoa, sirmond, fore land: Atlantic, Washbu NEW ORLEANS, Miller, Liver Li Jan 10—Arr bark Elizabel orton, Mid sehrs Bylvaitus Allens Bears, and Td Hal, Wiel, Hav don, we t Indies. W BEDFORD, Jan 11—Arr bark Azor, NI Hatch, ‘ ia Jan 10—Arr schr Herald, aight, ew Bedtord or 1ith, port the arrivals of the 10th; schra Marietta, of Ro a Wan Pea rant qihern Sid brig Anglo San; J *MILADEL HIA, Jan 13 @ roe steamer Boston, er, NYork; ber) (joo Bradford schra Lewis Chester, Somers, and snow Flak ton. yy fon, cid eae rd Lia, nbu: ‘ales; sehr 8 PORTA! ‘ Providence; reaver, Bos: hens Godfrey, NOrloans yana. Cldb Bien inte oar very fn, Tiere “hs wind W, brig Elia Maria; schr White Sea; aS ORTEMOUTH, Jan 6—Cid ship Piscataqua (new, 899 tons), FRB AC Tows, Jan 7—Arr schrs James Freeman, Port- &h, Marshal Perrin, Gibbs, Philadelplia for muanane ‘Jan N—Ai Albatross, J be lan N—, ‘ork; sehrs Chief, Ei idee, Norfolk ial, Kelley, Vita? vis Fall River. Relawr’ 2 ‘aft’ schr, reported Bie See Sa Dawao meme se L Lovering, Hiuabeihport for Dighton, a sbip anda bark, @ld schr Games, Norfol SPORT, Jan 3—Arr —. ‘ALEM, io—Brig Seen “Meath, put back and anchored below. Old ir brig Olive, Bérvier, Oay- tehr Lizzie Maul, Haley, Philadelphia. SALES OF REAL ESTATE. ARMS FOR SALE VERY CHEAP PLEASANTLY near sccean, various qualities fizea and prices “unua al canara ad Ww prices; also. some Beer OUTHWICK Wi TEE, Nassau streei, WANTED, IN ORANGE OR DUTCHESS COUN- Scone easeie seftee, tom Sooeaiate a we and ‘rom depot Farm, box Ne. gee oe ‘195 Heraid office. B SALE—VERY LOW, THE ELEGANT HOUSES 23 Breevort ran Hh cp Tenth Teasehold. 14 West Twelfth street, near Fifth avenue. 4 Wrest seventeenth street, new drat clase house. Seventeenth street, second east of Union square. abo west ‘Twenty-third street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues, first c! 3p EM Mth street, between Fifth and Madison avenuea, 29 Enel sist strect’ four brown stone. Two houses In East Sth st, 125 feet east of. Broadway. 386 Fifth avenue, between $8ch and 39th street Mw po ‘nue, near 90th street, 256 Lexi ni lass four stor ue, Several seas money wan ed on meaodbied ec seourlty on bond and mortgage at 7 10.000 00 the same. Also to Joan one sum of Army by note or othe: to E. H. LUDLOW & ©O., No.3 ine street, near Bi R SALEWIN BROOKLYN, A THRER STORY BRI ‘House, No. 14! ihe three Rjeiiog Low on United Bibles ak ‘ gag Lot, with a two sory and attic franie House, “a above will be sold at a mo. derate price; 1) on bond mortgage. ‘inguine ofa OB Ge OP KEIBER: 1a Catberinealis Fe SALE—PALISADE LANDS ON THE HUDSO (te Forrest Font Hill, Yonkers and Hastins fue building sites on Andre Hill, at low rates, for parposes ol improvement; accessible by allt and st a ae YMOUR, B Ry Eat Pine street. ROCERY, LIQUOR STORE oR (lle eb tall td Wanted, in xchange for & good of land w: rfect title, free from mortgage and Co 100 miles’ from ew York. ‘will put in some money if needed. Apply at 232}, Hudson street, in the Butter sore. OUSE AND D LOT FOR BALE. —A FIRST OLASS FOUR jouse, with brown stone front, No. 96 8t. Mark's oy particulars Tot 25x90 1 yh maulte of NO. H: Shave rt Wallstreet bg 4} STORES.—T WANT AG bg ag! lah oR Se store in exchange for a fine Lot in West ser gS aceon It Breet; Tot 2b by 100 pre Wve yearn to run. SES *CE re ce call ot Ob Dar letsa Seal tu the gece iene. mo BAL ESTATE IN EXCHANGE FOR MERCHANDISE. Tn consequence of secession and prostration of the mer- Ganule trade, a large amoun: of various inde of merchandise is now offered in exe! Teal estate or farms in the Gountry. Apply to ROBINSON, 86 Nassau strect, up staira, EAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENCY.—LOANS iaied, Farina, Mills, country and city Property of pugs, sold eichanged, Partners obtained. Patents sold, “BEMIS & CO, Estate and Copunission Agents, 71 Nassau street, room No. 9. CAPITALISTS.—FOR SALE, A PIECE OF REAL in the ety, for $40,500, under lease fur $4,000 and can atc nFaminin, And a amall country plage near ork worth oe taken are me eae Farle of (pkADLaY HUTCHINS ‘Union oq) ILL EXCHANGE GOOD FARMING LAND FREE from incumbs near the city, for houses with mort- ance, Brooklyn or sereey lots, or any ly near New York. Svbiy in the Butter store, NO. 2825, Hudeon atrect _FOR SALE. BAR, RESTAURANT AND GENERAL SALOON FOR sale—Locat ‘and now doing a good busi: on -onevot the very way, room 12. 8, 429 COAL YARD FOR, BALE CHEAP —LARGE YAND, good shed, all well ited, everything, complete for thé Dusiness, doing & good favorable lease; very low Tent; sold in cot Sequence of ek LA B1Gos, 73 Nassan street, OR OR SALELEARE AND FI FURNITURE oF ce Gue Tor $14,000, and one for snot Asse tat ‘uropean (000; one do. for 84,00, 1 {or $6,000, aot on one for ‘an excellent dining and lo ging Froune, on Went strc $4,300. ‘Apply to 8 IRON, Bo Ras u street, rooms Nos. 4 and 5, w Heir re @ general re gister Ia kept of all the principal best located plages various kinds of business Tor sale in New York. for R SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A making Candies, Ap- ya 08 Gene store and bony go for Grand street or 461 Canal street FoR ALE-THE DRINKING AND O¥STER SALOON, s-reet; private rooms attached, nice bar, bc; 8 lished busines : Ket! tugutre of D: BURKE, 135 Bowery | pon SALE-THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF a firet class Store; "positively the best in the Sixth Ward; fixing up att Bowery. tive. Apply to D, BURKE, No. 135 POR, PALESA MARBLE, SHOP, CONVENIENT TO pacity, Bicely stusied. stock and Pintares wit be eld for $260, Vent cheap, A rare chance seo, for one who under. eng the business, BEMIS & O0., 71 Nassau street, room 0. OR SALE—A RESTAURANT, DOING A GOOD BUSI. eas, nituated State Arsenal; also Lease of is eget, Inquie ct “ vance ‘Thirty iret wireet and Eighth avenue. JOR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF first class corner liquor store, | vod tho- + roughfare, doing a good busine: cheap on ac. count of leaving the city, Apply to T. GAFFNEY, 429 Broad. way. OR SAL HAT, CAP _AND FUR STORE, THE nist location for business in the Bowery (No. 146), with tures: must be sold before the Lat of Felhnty. the sroprttter going to the country, Addreas or call at 146 Bowery. OR SALE —THE UNEXPIRED LEASE AND FIX tures, with or without Stock, of the Family Liquor Store and Rooms, Weat Eighwornth atreet, between Seventh and Eighth avenues, Satisfactory reasou# given. Apply on the premises, ES JOR SALE—WINE AND LIQUOR STORES, SPLEN. didly fitted up, for $1900, one do. for one for O00), obe Lor 84K, one for 87), one for 850, one tor, $4, for $300 and one for $200; also reveral excellent family Grocery *tores, ail in gcod and successful corner locations, Apply to ROBINSON, 86 Nassau street, up stairs, {OR SALE—AN » Dining Kaloon, NGLISH ALE HOUSE SIADES AND 40; one do, up town, id Diaing Sklova, one one do, $3 ‘one for \d one for Bis Apri be: adwey, $5, 000, one. foe $1000 one for $60 }OBINSON, 86 Nasa strees, up stairs, every description bought aud sok Apply to (OR SALESHALP INTEREST IN THE RESTAURANT and Bar 463 Broad doing a goxd business: amail ta] and casy terms Lo a gv0d, active young man. inquire afier 120’clock. OTEL FOR SALE —THE LEASE, FURNITURE AND Good Will of (he Hotel, corner of Jay a1 ington streets ta this yi It te osar toe Ianding of tre Hodson Aver boats, the Hudson River Railroad, and within two blocks of the New Vork and Erie Raliroad ferry, | For particulars ap ply at the office of ADWISON SANFO RD, ‘962 Broadway. DISIANA SUGAR REFINERY FOR SALE OR ee. That, very desirable eatablishmegt, situated on dasippi river, below the government the cliy of New Orleans, it ment to capitalists who may be Gasirows of alding fr in the progress of Southern manufacture, Ihe now ts complete rep pair'and well found, having steam s, boilers, vacutm centrifugal machine, bone bien irace tere, modi, ample stores and yard room, iperaxe, hot, ait the requiaites for carrying on & gar Refinery. ie rmolasees rebotling ‘on a large scale. alittle additional expense it might LO easily converted into cotton or other manufactory. It hag a wharf atiached to it ‘on the levee, with water suilisient for the accomodation of eusele delivering or taking cargo. For further information for terms apply 10,BARELLA & OO., 61 Common street, New Urleans, ‘With UARTZ ROCK AND PORTION OF PATENT FOR sale, conceded the very beat for reducing all hard sub cea U} impalpable pows er, with hardened shifting grind- ing surfaces easily re SOULHWICK & WOOD, 82 Nassau street . rock 4 AND D FIXTURES or ind Toth $350 BS Pala THE LEASE, Ece K ant ‘and D Drie rnd ng alo net vo thebeats th Sait loon, on one 0! Ht thore own to " rent. Apply to 2 ais Skee $7! 50.~ POR, SALF,.A GOOD CASH BUSINESS, paying from $24 to $40 per week, “these times Tqmons’ given for the ag will be howe, rentigsectory * Owner wiabing to tell, are chance’ for any one ‘n Dusiness, $250 can remain on 4 wishing to engag balance earh, Address A.B. © box 166 Herald office, 1000-80", THE BARERY 740 BROAD. © below Astor place: a desirable ince for anv per i to go in the business, A LIQUOR STORE FOR corner of Forty-first sireet enue, pt’ SALT, co. (osiarenian FROM THB MINER OF TR / company; pure Bed Ach (Peach Orchard) and Broad Mouniain; ale, Kngliah Cannel and Licerpool Orevl all at the lowest. market prices, TIRNRY { Canal aud Conure and Jane and West streeve, SALES AT AUCTION. Sr | ae MORTIMER, GRIFFIN & CO. ears. bee th AND Rosewood, Black Walnut td Mahogany Household Furnt- ure. Oak Dio! Room and Rosewood Chamber Rosewoed Pia forte, Forniture. Rare Oil Paintings, &0. Rte privae “residence 48 West Bixteenth street, between y order of the and Sixth avenues. Commencing this day, (Monday), Jan. 14, at 1034 o'clock prawixe Roos Consisting of carved rosewood plate doors and nee Torewood centre Statuary Marble Top, tw: frawing room Furniinte, ¢ a Tetes, > fever a tc covered In three roe in brocade of iption, Console Tables, and mien iy ine, 6 sight orn a} ate p Pier and =e ep igre 7 andor, Pa a jeniuus tare seat nung en ae Card Tables Keay Chairg bron: penta Inman, gus vptngon Cale: Lagan seen ‘URNITURR. ane Sones inlaid with motheror pean i peat 0 full aul » fas, tw> ‘ood the most expensive | inlaid with tortoles shell adelerg tm im: rackets, semen Lda od rae, Ana i on Carved with soli dered cloth Oiteloth, Brussels stair C ‘and case, wood {omatch; Wardrobes, book Stands Couchss, ArmeChairs, Curtal eases, Valllasen, Feather B lankels, Sheets, Quilts, Counterpancs, Toilet Bets, oval Mirrors, dining room solid carved oak Bi Table, extends 16 fect; Couches, Arm Chaim, eee and ruby Glasaware, viz, :—Deean' Einnmate were pire the celebrated h A RS Re, table ag and Marble Top, ering TE, ved all rer rome (at Bover, book ands sheet Music; rosewood ane Stand, ae. ‘hambers— ly carved mace, richly Beta, 44 nd Tea Rea. All the ching $ and si Coffee Urn, Castors, Cake verware, handle Table sane Utensils, ec, Cash uired chen Ui c. ‘depoaita, reat f Re- peremptory, it regard to ys W. PORTER 4 00. AUCTIONEERS. ORTGAGE 8ALE seagt Elegant ang covlly Houvehold Furni Twill sell without reserve, Rt serene Jan, 14, at 10 o'clock, all the elegant fashionable rosewood Vurniiure Detween Eighth and Ninth in this will pope ope ‘and peremptory, without, Cataloguca are now ready and Magnificent rosewood can be had at oar office or Pianoforte, Royal V. Rosewood Suits of ‘Brawing Roota Furniture, Pier and Mantel Mi CHOICE Of, PAINTINGS, Ac. ao. and Fruit Haske Mere ‘auolera, Ware. In the Drawing Hosa! frame, round legs, Soother of poarl tablet. frory keys, fall foe s Fraime, anode’ wood Muste Canterbury, imy ements, oversti ‘Dass; rose’ embroidered cloth Covers high back rosewood 8 its Parlor Furniture, all covered in blue an 3 Pier Mirrors, minster Carpet, Mosaic Kuga, rose Exlensida Dining Table re i Li jan tak Hands, sil Sheara hei a es and ver Water ot Forks, a ta all. nid band Dinner Ret of" 140 uglish Cut Glasswat mg oom Bronze Sntald wi ie tool; three Ou Pal nan, wrariagy A ni ravh Paintings, Engravings, teeres, res, sung Loutge and Chatis, Divan, eonversition Chairs, mantel ‘anes, lace and brocatel Curtaina, gold Bai Corner Whatnots, aa Xt marble top dreaai cn note de las, lace Ch de Nuit, ‘Curtat ‘Chairs; Chamber Suit of. Furniture, al and four oval tack Chat rors;real bronze, Marian and bisque Figutes;, Ro Tassels, ; Brusse Bed, elm Quilts, Shela, Fallow ir, Hair sug Ou Paine, French se Eee Ps inthe third and foussh storie, walbut and Chairs, Wotan Stal Carpet lel ‘tn nao era, fas, at lo Mand,'Sc. -Alob all the. Basceacht Purnia iki Ua se ‘commences wt 11 o'elock. BAR NEY, Mortgagee. LBERT H, NICOLAY, AUCTIONEBR, iva sel hts wl inuary 14, at 13)4 o'clock, at the Williaa street, REGULAR BALE. Wsha Rank Commerce. 10) 30 ahs Atlantic Bank. ..100 10 Market Ins... S100 60 F Ins. 10 Jo Rorth america Tig wi 4 50 100 "190 “100 100 “100 a) ae) nt bon ‘& Peru Iele dividend bonds. Neat reguiar aale on THURSDAY, dau. tion sales of Stocks 4) Mad., Ind. and Bonds every MONDAY sel THURS: RS- DAY, or every day when required, at 12) tock aalearooin, No, 2 Williant st Exchange, as preferred. Rtock: Private sale and at the Brokers’ eet, or ut the a Bands bought a o'el the pie ‘old at yard. ALBERT H. NICOLAY, Auctioneer and Stock Broke No, O2 William street, near Wall. UCTION NOTICE.—TO HOUSEKEEPERS. Furniture, Rich and coutly Household Furniture, on aera Uke AUCTION. jure ined in the ty -firat wtreet Beventh avenues allot which is_ Brat clanee and. wil strictly without be present ‘will sell this atts ati reworve, comprising all the Papen, stam, to remove the goods for SSIGNER’S SALE.—CHAMBERS & FAIRCHILD, rs ill be told at public anction, on Ff Zan, Wand 16 0h), at WAM a Ho. Ihe juane street, large assortment Hon, ugart’ Biarch, Tewcy and Tamilly’ Boaps,« Ieree uantity of 8) lancy Pipes, tea and etra 6. einige quate of Imported Brannick W Whiskien, Ac. leo Jarge quantity of Imperial, ireen And Holdsiek Winen. &e. juantity of imported aud domestic of verlmen gad well kaows teantheah Fixtures of store, Platform Seale Shelving. & iam ‘tee Furniture, airs, eck, iron Safe,” ac. ‘Catalogues ‘on morning of ea! HO. a} J. H. WEBKS, 5 Ascigneee Ata NOTICE —CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. — Cash sale.—By J 8. H. BARTLETT, A Jan. 15, ai 10-oclock, at 281 Pearl hiteot eet all kinds sold i lows for dealers, ile Granite and Commos Ware, and must be sold, UCTION NOTICE. reas Packing Fi Street, between F pituré boxed and shipped seagous for removing Suruisare to stored. 1 parts of the world, the country. UCTION BALE OF BOOTR AND SHORS.—A. |i I, this da CRISTALAR, auctioneer, 28 Bowery, will rel At 1035 o'clock, a large lot of men's and women’ tent leather and morocco Oxtord Ties, alters, gans, Boots, &c., do. URNHAM’S FURNITURE EX- and 11% West Eleventh Far. ered Furniture UCTION SALE OF READY MADE CLOTIING.—A. M. CRISTALAR, auctioneer, 14th inst., at 10% Fi commbrising oth, ‘Sack, day, aay, watinet Pants; «ilk, fain, velvet ts and 8) cnssireere Vesta, Buirte, Drawers, Stockings, Boo UCTION SALR OF CROCKERY AND Gi! HENRY G. EVANS, on Tuesday, Jan, 15, a at 8% Maiden lane, in lots fo suit dealers, a coi of Glass, whi and without reserve. | A SsiGuEE'S SALA o4 Canal streat, 90 Sesen para 0 Bureaus, 27 Washstapds, 5 Sofas Giletoths, Desk roa a jo EDWARD SMITH, Assignee, iF, lot Of seo will well this Business and Overcoats; doerkia, cloth, LAS&—BY 0 o'clock, sortment ive and Common Ware. Sale positive —THIS DAY, AT TWO O°CLOOK, alee, 11 Tables, 3 x Office Furuiture, &e, By order of ¥, DANIEL, A, MATHEWS & CO. AUCTIONEERS — Salesroom 64 Cedaratreet, opposice the Post “Tues. day, Jan. 14, at 1086 o-clock, at their, aalesroomn, Household Mirrors, &e.. condating of ® general as- Bed and Dininy lew Secritary and Library Bookcase ‘lt Trame Mirrors, Easy Chairs, vresdng a Washstands, rosewood and Tuahogany Bedstead, Blankets, 6.) Gas Chandeliers and Fiatares, bx bles, stiver plated Ware, Brussels Carpets, early on morning of aale. Oren BULRS —20 CASES AT AUCTION Hyneinths and Lillies, 3 ipa, Narelonss, Anemonies, (Raunnoulus, Know Flakes, I 100 ror wale by P. MURRAY, *&o—On Monday. Jannat Of Groceries, Tea, Coffee, Bpicea, Fru Liquors, Winer, ke ALSO AT 12 O'CLOCK o rs, S quantfiy of Overcoat, Fuss, Waiches Sewelry, Pye FROOERR'S SALE.—B. LEVY, AUC ine «treet, will sell this day, aplenaa desortment of silk and otver Dresson ‘and Gaiters, &c., to pay advan G, 4,2, Bogant, avon . ary 14, at I o'clock, at tie emife Stock and: FiaCures BENJAMIN J. 14, at 2 o'elbole at 13 amber, conal Penk ale 0 as Woollen Glow Scarfs, Wool! Clothing, and GUERIF'S SALE BS chinery, &e.— salesroom TIS Nassau street, will wel o'clock, at 990 and 298 Ninth street, the content ters #hop, Including Machinery, Tov geiber with the stock of Lumber én han JOUN KBLLY, Heo G0. Joths, Casal Aber Gooda, Furs, Bleigh Hoves, oom Furniiarey viz:— Rosewood, wainut'and mahogany suite, Cen're and Side Ta Siteboarda, aaa ciber Bureaus, Mattresses, tension Ta: Catalogues oe sie Je. 5 ia) earl street ENRY GREEN, AUCTIONEER —GROCERIES, LU quorm, Segara, 14, at 1036 ovoloek, at the auction store No. 194 W wlitam street, a quantity its, Segara, several Oaske Jewelry, &6,; about 300 pair Boota and shoes, TIONRER, iris, 100 over and frock Coata, Pants, Vests, Blankets, Boots ances, Oe eee NKERS MONDAY. JANG. Canal sireet, muorupige sl THY ER, Attorney for Mortgages. G, £3. BOGART, AUCTIONEERS. \ =<MONDAY, JANU- Ds ar Tolee, Be, Warr, Constables, mentite NEERS. —TURSDAY, JANU- ROGART, srt rss Srna, Ae. onsiating of fine fm, fine wove OF CARPENTERS SHOP, MA CHAMBERS & FAIRCHILD, Auctioneers, this day, Jan, 1, at 10 of a Carpon: Benches, A2., to Sheriff, T North | AaLEs LES AT AUCTION. \ AUCTIONEER, { MORTOAGE inst. the contents a oath -» at 10 o'elk of the dining saloon ‘990. oo ry garner Sixth street: Crockery and aul kiteben = Hie soe See HANBURY, Atiorney for Mortgages, we AUCTIONEE: OFFICE Ni rt a Sopeess "sella this day. at 1s Jaa ‘ns Stork, Fixtures und ‘rniture of the Laurel House, opponite he Becond Avenue Railroad depot, mahogany, wel \q iron Bedsteads, and all the bar po} ot ais, "ouch a | Deer pumps, anid crockery, with which the ‘Oommence WY. NUTERS, AVOTIONERR, WILL SELL THIS DAY, at 2o’cloek, at '464 Canal street, all the Furniture of a fami” ly breaking w up housekeeping:—Sofws, Rots Beds, rocking and le Bureaus, mah a, F and other, nd inc ‘to Curtains, other Carpets, other Ou ree ply ‘and shalt nod mt Ollclothe, Feather't Beds, Sheets, Blankets, Gas Fix | hair aud other Mattresses, a Seri China, Giese r Ware, Term Basement and Kitchen Furnitare: families and others, SPECIAL NOTICES, ON PEDRO IL RAILWA fis DE Janene, Bash, } are invited for Sty @ other hems of eoustruction of 13 tending from the western end of the e down the and alles of” this 'w ¢ Great Tunnel a! of Familia heavy, compriat 000 cubic yardsearth, 20; aed Tock, and 7,600 6 of Tunne! excavation, 9,000 cuble yards of bridge, ay yards of culvert, and’5,000 cuble yards retaining wall masonr. 4y. together with ron bridge superstructure, permanent way and | At the company's office ta Rio de Janciro, may be seen marae yrotienaud fica th here sealed bropoaats for ole 113 work ‘ictermino that the technicul direetion of th work shall Deekeusivernin the hands of their own e1 goo Hut wit eniertaln propotain either with a #eale” of prices for Bred re. ee. ee os Work or for the entire constr miied ys aveaie op Cpe oa payments will ve yayments will be nade’ monthly i being relnined an security for the Tellhtultethinnect ae the contract. ‘This, however, may be dispensed ce | posit fe made ini money, slocks or, Dakde cpprareh ot te ie the accruing interent upon waid security. Parties unknown to the undersigued will be expected to Present evidence of thetr ability from officers of works upon which they have been reoen Jui healt! within seven hours ride of Rio de Janeiro. About, 300 Saar: miles are located and remain 10 be under cou- B. OTTONI, President. SuDERW ELLISON, Jr., Engineer-in-Chief. pxceision LODGE NO. 195, F. & A, M.—GOTHIC eg Se hence racy Hon of the Lo on the evening o . eh fur. when the MW. iro Wes” Mitchell, FG. G. of Mi it's Masonio History ‘aud Digests” Jecture on the Origiu and Aims of Free Masonry. La will o past seven o'ciock. Visiting bre med. ren will JOSIAH PARKIN, Secrotary, ERMAN LIEDERKRANZ.—THE REGULAR ANNUAL I meeting for the election of officers and for the transac- tion of other bnainess, wil held at Pythagoras Hall, on Tuesday, Jan. 15, at B o'clock P. M. ERNST STEIGER, Secretary. ASONIC.—CHARTER OAK LODGE 20 FA. Mi ‘The members of Charter Oak Ledes are here! eet at thelr rooms, Odd Feliow's forner of Grand Centre atreeta, on' Monday, 14th ‘amt, aC iz, to pay laet tribute of respeet to our un Iaie, worthy brother, a Be ‘TTY, Jr., W. M. W. B. Suxzton, Secretary, THE COLLECTOR di FOR THE rf ie cordially welee OE. town of Wencheste: receiving he payment of suck tapes. OTICE 3 TAXPA \—OFFIOR oF. "THE cou. gd ‘of Taxes orks January 1 ibals nocioe hereby given ej Arsetned Holla of Healand Personal Batats cf the Rimsust be inde in. Weiting, station Yee" greene ob) ‘must be made in. writing, satiog tbe groms orton’ thereto, ond therenpen tas Comnpseatonens shall oxammtes tate ‘the com, t, and if in thelr judgment the assessment is srronooua they thal cates the same tobe corrected It auch pplication be’ made in felalion to the assessed valuation of to ad- pues ANNUAG ELECTION OF NINE Pil, be beid at the oftcn of the Soniety, No Monday, January M4, at 12 o'cloc} T. JONES, Jn., Secretary. LOST AND FOUND. SHAY me F708, RECEIPT? LOST.—A fork os. x aay, fae, New York, dated ‘Degener 3 B00, for 654 26 on Hon, payable to August Belmont & Co. or Soa, ublic are eantloned not same, an ke payment has 0G LOST—A SMALL BLACK AND TAN TERRIER AerargiPy avout four months old; strayed from go Ouse On urday; had on & brass collar without name, return to 23 Unioa square will b pe rewarded. picked Dear ms ome sel Sale eet '& 17 Nassau street, at which ost—on SATURDAY, EVENING, 12TH INST, FROM tbe Hed with druggel, “Any core eames a arn Cortlandt street shall ustanly rewarded. J. 8. STEBBINS. bgt dm ef EVENING, A GOLD CHAIN BRACE: let, valued aa the gift of @ deceased parent. A liberal Teward will be given ou its returm to 648 Broad rs. WILSON, r OST—YESTERDAY |, AETERNOON, BETWEEN | FOUR Central “Park and five o'cloek, Bg he the kating Portemon: ‘aboot five do lis, The finder will Sail be oil rewhrded 6 ie turning the «are to CI ‘South street, by SATU eer a BETWEEN Totaees and nine o'clock, a, Mink Muff, going from First street and Bowery to Twenly-fifth street, snd along aceington wre: nue to Thirty-second sirect, finder will uite- bie reward at 134 1° 3 Mut; was veon picked up by ty a by leaving It at 49 gentleman, The finder wilt be est Toiriy-first wtreet, New “OR TAKEN IN | MISTARE—O¥ ~~ SATURDAY ht, from the wharf at the foot ‘of Murray street, a “Presented by J. M. Nixou to T. B. ¢ Tha ‘The finder will be waliabiy rewashed by: leuving it at New York Daily News office, TRDAY EVENING, ABOUT 7 rot Howard steest and Broadway, @ dark bay Canadian Pony, attached to a awill wagon, Who- ever will give information of said borse and where he ean be found will be liberally rewarded. ail a or address the Ton. tine Dining Saloon, corner of Broadway and Howard strect, jormas McManus, Flatbush. NDREW DODDS.—INFORMATION WANTED OF Andrew Dodds, son of the inte Andrew Dosds, alate merchant in Edinbus oft Edingburg in 1544 to go to Herbiee, and was beard of t i in enpposed to haye af- terwards gone to New York, and died t ‘Any Information regarding bitn, or rane to his death, on being traowmlit Georg! i, Edinburg, Scotia 2= documents relatin llaim Fairbaien, 1 bs wilt be suitably rewarded, XEDERICO KING, COUNSELLOR, &C, HAS RE- turned from Havaha, The heirs of Juan Villaso will meet i his offies on the Lith Ingt., ai 12 0 also the stock- holders of the Matanzas ro Copper Mining Company, on the Toth ins at the same place and hour. ING, Counsellor, &¢., i Broadway, room 17. of November 1 f jue, Will addres to ‘where she can be seen, ewer it. Tl’ THE GENTLEMAN WHO LEFT A PARC BLIN MRS. Flora Sinclsir's reom, No. 19, 143 Bighth street, will pleawe tall at 683 West Houston htrect be can receive it there a LN TERENBON, ae me Eugiamd.- Himsalt or any vf ae Sea, Sto their advantage by ad- wor Brothers, Gloucester, Morerole, Inv of iot the generat ent once, o will cali on her or an five’ ‘of his relat dressing Pr ——. [tomo tpn WANTED—OF PATRICK GLENNANE, RMATION icnnane, of Tipperary county, Ireland AO OE ee Mout fire Years ago, when he waa int vrine Went “Any shotgemation a received by bi ister, Margaret Giles oa New Vork. New Jersey papers pl Yenving ie oy, f Will be than at 274 Greenwich street, copy. place mento: pausr—our OF TOWN. WHO WERE ON BOARD THE Berea weir Rygandsouney sioney, Gal on “ey = ae @ Va 1.—FOUR THOUSAND OVE: aen FOR A if George aEwaeD | New’ York, between the momths of Juno formation to be given tol. & | Tae Philadeiphin, oF vo C.F. Field, tective Poles, 20 Devereax Inquiry office. KE NORWOOD WILL RECEIVE LETTERS angi 4,