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pa religion that ofaums 10 feraieh | an roing = matitutrins, Dis in) ve the rupture of cheris.wd eccls ment of pace. gpa bene home and abroad, The noble example of Christan enterprise, and the rismg in- fMeeuce of our Christian civilization, must wane ane nee a3 the lite currents of chwzity dry up, and ight of our brief und Driliiaut day ga- thers gloom, And should pprebensions prevalent 9) into fact, 50 that armed strife should essay the 4 ment of aifficulties msctuble to reason, pal: lousm nd jom, and thus pave the way for popular inddelity, bath breaking, licentiousness—all the terrible con- @omitants of ciwil war—how justly would the guiily authors and ubetters of this misery be visited with tne malediotions of Christen:'om, anc how bitter must be the self-reproaches of those who negiected any part of their @uty iD arresting or averting the «ire catastrophe. e cannot doubt that a spirit of candor aud forbear- fmce, Such as our religion prompts and the exigeacies of our anes Gemad, would renter the speedy 4 !justment of our bm rig possible, cunsistently with every constitution. h Wareryg feaity Wo the consvitution justly ia- ae, & prompt return to ite spirit and require- meant wherever there may Lave been divergence from either, would seem to be the tirst duty of citizens and 8 Our firm and we think intelligent conviction, thes we ve, iuoonsiderable fraction uf the peuple of hesitate in the discharge of * ete Sonenestious ebbgations, and that whav:vor enactments are found to ‘be ih conflict therewith will be annulled. And it is our further velief that am instructed and bite Septunent will constraim a airicter regard for aad for the rights and fecliugs of men, on the part alike of the prees und the Pulpit, iu the popular discussion of political and moral questions. Thus wii the more immeatiate Causes of uilenuted fc eling be suppresses, and the healing touch of time, the seasonable oxe tious of patriotic inen. ‘the pe..ce-inspiring influence of rehgion, the spirit of fer- veut prayer, and the favoring providence and grace of the triuue Gow, will cement anew the bouds that unite the North and the South, the East and the West, in one thrice Dieskeo American brotherhoud, to this end, dear brethren, and for the sake of those ay gifts’ go imperatively needed by our american Jet us unceasingly implore the out boty’ spirit on the rulers and peuple theoe United GARDNER SPRING, Pastor of Brick Presbyverian ¢ bureb, W. W. PHILE Pastor of Firet Presbyverian shureh, GE», PUTTs, University piace Presbyterian church, McELROY, Fourteentoenih strect Presbyterian church, JOHN M. KREBS, Rutgers street Presbyterian church, N. ¥. GHAS. P. MciLVaIN. Biahop of tho Protestamt - oe Bester of Calvary Protosiaut Episcopal chureb, N. ¥, 4OMAS HOUSE eaYLOR, ‘Reotor of Grace Protestant Episcopal church, N. WILLIAM E. MORG. # Al Methodist church, N. Y. ~ ¢ Eolacopal it mint tabernacle, N.Y. Pastor of Shavay Be Baptist church, N. Y. ITT, Senter Pastor Collegiate Raorsed Dutch church, N.Y. GEV. W. BETHUNE, Paster ~a hea pag Le Dutch church, N.Y. or Nee York i Sairenty. aan HUMAS SKINNER, tae a Theological Seminary, N. Y. PARKER, Fourth Avenue Pb “church, N.Y. Paster of First ABR AKS Church, Elizabeth, N. J. DAVID MaGIE, Paster of Second Presbyterian Church, Flizabeth, N. J. ae i ALEXANDER T. Moab Semi: Princeton, N. J. JOHN MACLEAN, President Nassau Hall College, Princeton, N. J. urrogate’s Office. Before Edward C. West, Surrogate, ‘WILL OF JOHN D. PHOENIX. Po 16.—The testetor im this case was a millionaire. Bis will was aimitted to probate yesterday without op- cw, from apy quarter. He bequeathes bis entire es- w about a score of relatives in pretty equal shares. Tweive of these ure pephews and nieces of testator. He bequeathes nothing to any religious or benevolent so- clety. Personal Intelligence, L. Bradiey, ot Connecticut; Dr. Scammon, “% of Savannah, Ga.; W. B. Scranton, of Rev. G. F, Rider, of Poughkeepsie; Rev. Lefeogweil, of Miadictown; Dr. R. Wescott and Vesiaaelphia; Nhe ‘Sum, of Ireland; A. Barf, Eewind I ean odor 74 ot Serene, Bei: ~ Sana, ‘he re + lon are ‘the Claréndon Hotel. Lieutenants Gambrill and G.Dewey, of the United States Navy; @. Washingwn, of North Curclina; L. W. Coe and N.8. , of Comnecucut; J. Nicoll, of Quebvo Hiletend ani wife, of Massachusetts, C. H. Stow, oP Hud. and H. Blood, of Vermont, ‘are’ stopping af the St. nd Ca Cushi of Massachusetts; Hon. Daniel 8. Dickmson and H. vicott, of Binghamton; Judge Mil- a. ler, ut New York; J; Hakleman, of Pounsylvania; Dr, EE. Denniston, of Northampton; R. A. Richards mh ',and 8. R. Payson, Boston, and C. A. Washburn, of 1800, topping at the Fifth Avenue on fl Robert H. Hall, of Detroit; J.D. rd Mt it Bi bam and E. S. Converse, of Connecticut; peter roll, Canadu; Joho Hughes, of Baltimore; M. oo4 pS. peat, ot Montreal, are stopping "it the Astor we. Major G. T. Beauregard, United States Engineers; ~ ‘ceatl game the bparemey Glasgow; Lieut. Randall, of th Unites States Ariny; Mr Stearns and wife, of Manchester, 2. J. Collis, W. Kobimsoo and Francis McLaughiin Boxton; t. B. Harrison, of New Orieape; W. ‘amber Iain, of Red Hook; Peter McNab, of Halits Gruhn and T. 3, Strong. of Long Island; W. Colgrove, of albany, are ‘Stopping at the Everett ‘MM. Wecker and J. F. Wiiliams, of Ca st. Lous, N. Wilkinson and 5 L. Lee, of Buifalo; W. M. Dibblee, ; hapm and L. H. Taylor, of Massachu- setts; Capt. George Buckman, J. Kirby, J. 8. Mitehell, T. H. Bowlaua, 8. Bond, H. A. Rosson, . Monro ‘and 5. M. Doyle, of Dunkirk, are stopping ‘at the Metropolitan Judge A. D. Russel has resumed the practice of law in ‘this city. Governor Andrew, of Maseachusetts, has appointed y Lee, J., of the firm of Lee, Higginson & Co., brokers, of Boston, as one of his aid-de-camps, in place @f Colonel R. 1. Burbank, declined, and Mr. Lee has ac- eepteu the position, This completes the staff, which eon- sists of Colonels Sargent, Richie, Wetuerell and Leo. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. 6 P.M. The money market is again easier to-day. We hear of a large line of paper going at 7 per cent, and quite a large number of names are current at Wevnespay, Jan. 16— 9a12. Oncall, money abounds at 5 a 6 per cent. The tendency of our money market to increased ease will assist the negotiation of the new Treasu- ry notes on Saturday next. The prevailing opin- ion in the street appears to be that they will go at from 8 to 10 per cent, and that the bids will con- siderably exceed five millions in amount. Much, however, must depend upon political events. The enly fear ofmoneyed menis, that the President may not show firmness in the present emergencies. If he continues to administer the government with courage and boldness, people will be ready enouhg to lend money to the United States. In this view, Mr. Buchanan's answer to Col. Hayne is likely to assist the negotiation on Saturday. The stock market continues firm and even buoy- fant, thongh there is not much outside busi- ness, There are no stocks in the street, and there is @ lively inquiry for stocks from parties who have sold short on the political erisis, Tilinois Central, which bas been freely gold, advanced this morning to 83%, and this afternoon to 85%; it sold three days ago at 76. Reading also advanced, and the general Western railroad list was higher. Tennessee 6's fell off a fraction, and Erie was also rather lower. In the afternoon a very large business was done, and Prices were uniformly higher than in the morning. ‘The 12 per cent Treasury notes fluctuate between 2% and 2% premium. At the close to-day the market was firm, the following being the quota- tions—United Btates 6's, 1874, . 0934; Virginia 74% & 75; Tennessees, 7414 Missouri 6's, Canton, 14 a 15; Ocmberiand Coal pre- ferred, 7 @ 9; Pacific Mail, 89%, a 90; New York Central, 78% a %; Erie, 39% w 40; Hudson River, 47% 0 48; Harlem 16% 4%; do. preferred, 980 3% Mending, 41% @ 7%; Michigan Central, 644% a ¥; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 14%, 16; do. guaranteed, 937, a 34; Panama, 114 a 216; Minois Central, 2534 a 4; Galena and Chiga- NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY .17,. 1861. go, 87% a %; Cleveland and Toledo, 34% a %; Chicago and Rock Island, 55% a 56; Chicago, Bur- lington and Quincy, 69% a 70. The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows $68,685 O1 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $18,729,937 97, and the balances £998,366 99. The Hudson River road will pay the interest up- on its first mortgage bonds on the Ist of February, and will close the wansfers on the 19th inst. The Insurance Company of North America, of Philadelphia, has declared a semi-annual dividend of 6 per cent, and an extra dividend of the same amount; the Hamilton Woollen Company, a quar- terly dividend of 6 per cent. ‘The semi-annual interest on all the bonds of the State of Tennessee was paid in New York in fall on the Ist day of January. ll the railroad com- panies, to whom State bonds had been issued to aid in building their roads, furnished their quota of interest as provided by law, except the Winches- ter and Alabama, and the Edgefield and Kentucky. The Governor of the State has appointed Mr. Lamb, of Fayetteville, Receiver ofthe former, and A. Anderson, of Nashville, Receiver of the latter road. These roads will be operated by the Stato authorities until the back interest is liquidated. The earnings of the Erie Railroad for the month of December, 1860, were.. $412 722 73 Earnings in in December, 1859. "409,131 00 TDCrease ...00eceneeessTiccscssecsseecesoe 83,691 73 The movement of the cotton crop continues to fall behind last year. The following is Neill Bro- ther’s statement of the movements of cotton for the last week and since Ist September last, com- pared with the five preceding y2ars:— —_ Exports for Week— Past week. Sines Sau 1. 2, GB. 1, *. Oth. FP. 1860-68 ..100,000 1,829,000 20, 19.000 ora 151,000 2.462.000 Thus the receipts show a decrease of 623,000 bales from those of last year, and @ decrease of 241,000 from 1858-9; and the exports exhibit the following results:— ee a fre lh tae poe bg ith Last year.1%0% 170,000 Pry’ 000 4000 26a 306,000 1858-9... 1096) "000 59,000 s0,e00 #000 ‘230,000 With regard to the crop, Neill Brothers say: ‘The crop is moving to market more freely sino» the re- cent advance in prices. The deliveries at the Gulf ports this week by are the largest of the season, and at New Orleans exceed even these ot the Volpe om | week last year Thus the falling off, Beaton. A inst 80 rapidly of late, will now be fn view of the large quantity which has been held ‘bes back, and now ready to come forward, it is vot improbable that the weekly receits may for a time equal those of last year. The deficier ,, us compared with bt will be A svg ally reduced, and entirely divappear during the next few monthe—both of which will tend to correct the extreme low crop views formed by many during the period of panic, and consequent light receipts. re i8 now no inducement for holding back the crop. Prices have sel- dom beep more remunerative at this season of the year; the rivers are in good navigable condition; while in view Of the unsettled state of the South, planters must be seins ye mieten Shapers) Cneny Teen err The New Orleans Delta of the 11th says:— The demand for foreign exchange shows no abatement pel caw aa with ae a See we oa ey Teport cctimne in the bills co New ‘ork, &c., have also been restricted, but this was owing to the mistrust with which they have been viewed for some time. Sight bilis, how- ever, moved along freely, and transactions to a fair ex- $eas have been elivoted xt Previous rates. We quote as follows:—Clear sterling bilis, 23, a 4 per cent premium for the general run of names, and 4% a 43¢ premium for direct remittance. Bill of lading 60 000 eovereigns, 300,000 States 1d coi. ‘The sovereigns 3 franos have Deen disposed of, and holiers appear to whether to send’ them to the mnt for ecco into American currency, or keep them for reshipment to Eu- Tepe when a turn in rates of exchange will justify such @ movement. The Chicago Tribune of the 4th says:— ‘The week has been an eventful one. Iminediately afte the first of January began to decline from th high rate—J0 per cent—at which it had ruled for som six weeks, the fall amounting to almost a panic, till 1 reached three per cent, and that figure, though still three times above what it ought to be, gave great satisfaction to our mercantile community. Tie week the market opened with a rising scale, it went up till it rewhed eight per cent premium yesterday, where it remains to- day. As might be |, he become very light, and most of the banks report the market easier to-day, jh the current rate is still maintained. pte ge 7a 7}. Bunks don’t like to give over 7. Within the last two or three days we learn t be 9) of pork have been made merchants and shipped East to make exchange. the rate re- rally ad by all who have large remittances to make. It will very essentially en julate the exchange market and emda = ton the price to living rates. Lettne ‘work go ying nominal at 6, selling 8 per cont premium. Little wanted. Mr. Arthur, Superintendent of the Illinois Cen- tral Railroad, writes under date of the 12th:— The largest freight earnings ever made by our road in one day were yesterday—$15 676. The weather is ine for farmers to gather their corn and take it to market, and if hey oe was higher we should be overwhelmed with it. it is, we find it dificult to do the business offered promptly. There was never oue half the corn in this State ut this seasen of the year before. Large ship ments are making South. 1 apprehend no danger to the shipments of produce South. Immense quantities are needed, and if the shipments are made iasecure none will be sent, and suffering wil! be the reault. The people of the South know this, and will be governed accordingly. We have received a copy of the message of Lieutenant Governor Hammond, of Indiana (the Governor, Ashbel P, Willard, having died in Octo- ber last), It gives no information relative to the financial position of the State, merely referring to the report of the Auditor upon the subject, which has not yet been published. The Governor says:— During the time that | have been acting a8 the kxecu- tiveof the State there bas been no question presented to me, save one, that can by any possibility affect the pe- cuniary interests of Indiana. The semi-annual intereet on our public debt for January, 1861, was maturing, without the means in the State treasury to meet it. There was no mode of liquidating that interest except by bor- rowing money. And believing that the citizens of In- diana desired that her obligations should be kept, the Auditor and Treasurer of State, together with myvelf, taking as our autbority an act of the General Assembiy ‘ibing the duties of Governor, approved May 27, Ts03, made @ loan of $125 000 from Messrs. Winslow, Lanier & Co. of the city of New York, giving our obi gations to pay the same in May next, out of the revenue for the year 1860. It isa matter much to be regretted that Indias in such 4 condition that she is compelled to go into the market to borrow money for any purpose whatever, But it i# due to truth to state that this ne- eesnity would not have existed out for the failure of the Senate of ludiana to passa revenue bill for the years 1867-8. Stock Exchange. Weowuspay, Jan. 16, 1861. $1000 U S 6's, 1867. 100 Harlem RR. £000 Harlem mids 4000 LO&MII] g bas. 6000 Chi KNW ist m. 9000 Chi & NW ad rc ‘2000 Seven ce 4000 Det M&T 14 ehs Metrop’n a 1 6 Sixth Avenue RR. 6 Pacific Mail 88 Co 50 do. do...... B10 do... .810 "B0 Chie, Bar &Q RR by ipa. River,Ri n do..... 2 Harlem RR 0 do “890 2000 Trea’y 12 pol vn. 102% 1000 1000 do. 5000 3000 3000 ‘00 1000 2000 Ch 2000 48 she Ri: 25 Ch, Bur&QRR.. 70 do. 50 do-.-bd0 10 180 do. 10 Union Bank..... 96 300 M So& N 4 276 Pacific Mail SS Go 892 300 MSo &N a4 ONY CentralRR,. 78 10 Il Cent RR scrip. 84 40 becsvenss 16%. £0 do...+45 BS 8435 900 50 do 84 850 100 do. 84 200 50 do. Bog 160 50 do. 853% 235 Fi 350 Galena & Chio BR OTM 38 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Weovmway, Jan. 16—6 P. Pi a yi market was quiet at 5c. for pots, and bye. BREADATUVTR.. .—Flour—The inclemency of the weather end slackuess of shipping demand tended to check sales, while prices were irregular an! closed in favor of pur- chasers. The sales embraced 6 000 « 7,000 bbis., closing ae the range of the following a — a 635 a 5 60 a 5 35 a 1% a 60 ats a 88 1@ BOWE... ceesevecgeceeees . a4 Corn meal, Jersey and wine a 8 60 —Cana‘ian flour ray ight emai and ‘sales contined Ww about 300 bbls. at $5 60.4 $7 25, the latter figure for smail lots of family. Southern flour wus less buo} yyant and closed in favor of harers. The demand was good with sales of about 2,700 bbis., closing within the range of the above quotations. ¢ flour was steady at our fig. tres, with eaite of about 200 bble, Sora meal maa rag in fair g Prue sales of Taaee ane were: it at our figures. Wheat was Pang 4 pty dull, and at a decline for some descriptions of about lc. per ba the sales embraced about 70,000 busnels, at for prime white Michigan, $151 for white Indi- pe 1 35 fer Kentucky, $1 36 for prime red Western, in store; $1 80 a $1 31 for amber Iowa and Wisconsin, $1 30 for Milwaukee club and $1 1034 « $1 23 for latter pitce paid yesterday. Corn—Corn was and lower: the embraced about 38,000 bushels, at 70c. for Western mixed, in store, and "the. delivered, and "8c. @ Tac. for old round yellow. Barley malt was quiet at 860. a $6c. Rye was firm rp llega ‘small lot of 360 busnels North river, at rail sold at 7330.8 74c. Barley was firm and in deed! the sales embraced about 5,906 bushels common four rowed, and at 72c. for unsound Canada Fast, Outs wore firm, with sales of Western and Canad an at 360., and State at ee. market was firm but quiet; a sale of 250 a » and 25 do. “Java at 160, —The market wis without spirit. The weather was very inclement, while dealers were disposed to await the receipt of later news due by the Asia. The tions foeted uy ih about 800 bales, in lots, closing bout 12K. for middling uplanas. Freicnts.—To Liverpool about 27,000 bushels of wheat were engaged, in ship's 8 baa, at 11d., 200 boxes beef at 85s., 500 packages lard 6d., some lots of flour at 3a., "if to load at up pote slips, and 38. 6d., if to load down town, and 500 boxes cheese at 428, 6d. To Glasgow 600 Dbis. flour at 36. 94. To Bremen 100 bbls. ashes and 200 bbis. lard at 328, 6d. A brig was chartered for Cork and a market, to load with wheat, in buik, at [2d. Hay.—The market was steaay, with sales of a few hundred bales shipping lots at 85c. a 90c. Ona.—Linseed was firmer, with sales in jobbing lots of city at 490. a 60c. cash. In large parcels sales have been made at 473¢0. a 47c., now bola firmer. The movements in the New Bedford market during the past week are thus noticed in the Whalemen’s Shipping List:—The de- mand for sperm for export having been supplied, we have a quiet market to report. The transactions are sales of 130 bbis., in two parcels upon private terms. Whale continues dull; no transactions to report. Provisioxs.—Pork was firmer, with sales of 300 a 400 bbis., closing at $17 25a $17 60 for new mess, and at $13 Boy ‘ 3 26 for prime. was inactive, but steady, with eales of 230 bbis. ATS for re- packed’ ta $10 a $10,50 for extra. Beef hams Gulet at $12 a $14. Cut ineats were inactive, steady, at 5%. u 6c. for shoulders, ‘and at Tc. a 840. for bams. Lard was less active and buoyant, with sales of 500 bis. at 9%{c. a 10c, Butter and cheese were Dopcbnr Toa bad ‘weather tended to check sales, which were confined to small lots extra at unchanged rates. ‘Wimskxy.—The market was lower, with more doing. The sales embraced 600 bbls. at 18360. a 190. —————K_KxK=———E_EEE=s SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN RIsEs. 7 21) moon sers. ..eve 11 50 400| mon warce morn 12.07 Port of New York, January 16, 1861, CLEARED. Columbia, Berry, Charleston—Spofford, Tiles- Holder, tO O Bark Anagance nt Glasgow. ea & Co, Perth Amboy—Master. Moore & jury, Norton, Bt Plerre—Bi Schr Fanny Keating, Snow Havana—MeGuire Sehr Mary Eun Ise, Lavaca—Norcrons & Pi ior, Nelson’ Kictmond= 0 it Pierson & Co. Schr FH Abbott, Smith, altore- Merril & Abbot. Schr Wonder, Hall ‘Steamer Jersey pares hac ot mdse, to well & Co. heavy .syom AGE to NE, ine tire passage. 4 oO" 7 Shore bm Sebdy Hock Point (hark Jacob Merri a. Thomas. ayes, ‘San Blas, Wost Coast of sion, ores, fan ster. Deo lat 15 90 8, h apuke bark of Calin of wad {rm London for ays out, 21st, Edward Page, of Honfleur, France, Bhip =aty Walter, Chadwick, Callao, Oct 3, via Hampton Aue 2 ian id, with guano, to” Barri Broa; vosuol to J B Har: dy. Nov 3, iat 51 lon 63 35 W, three large ice. f jrerpools Des 4 iat 14 08 rats Of, Brat Sulla, oF : : from Liverpool; éth, lat 808 30 8, lon. $280, Br bark Factory Girl, from Swansea; same date, —s pag i iy 5 lat 636 8, lon 38 34, spoke whaleship New Bedford, 3d inst, iat 30 90 N, loa ao Keke be Buphemis, hence for Porto ‘ship se pry Stuart, Bernsee, Callao, 86 days, via H Roads 3 days, with guano, to Barrill Br bark Isle of Man, free ; ford. Off staten Land saw a very lntge loeberg, had. hen y weather from lat 328 to400n the AUantic. Not Il, off Falk land I ir bark Resolute, of Sunderland, bound into Port 7, with lows of fore yard. and fore topgallaay Ship Calhoun, Truman. Laverpocl, Nov, 2, with mdse and 196 steerage gers, all well, to 'Spofford, Tileston & Uo. Had a succession of W gales throughout the month of De: cember, some of them awfully severe. Deo 12, Robert Mo Causland, a native of Ireland, seaman, fell from aloft and died soon’ afterwards; 12th inst, Emile r, of Germany, & Passenger, died of inflammation of the bowels pohip Wircunein, set, London, Deo 1%, with mdse, to W T 17 days from London to Sable island; had heavy ba MALY the passage. Ship Confidence, bears, Now Orleans, Deo 29, with cotion Wm Nelson A Atala fem}, Horstmann, London, 40 days, in bal lak (> Hennings 2 Uvaling, Has ‘experienced scane beary weather. ark Canton (of Savannah), Amsbury, Milford, 62 day in ballast, to Gelpeke, og & Reiebelt 1sth inst, off South Channel, spcke ship Hydra, of Boston, steeriag E. Had heavy weather; aplit satis, } Bark Rosa (Prus), Minde, Cardiff, Nov 11, with raliroad iron, to A Wendt & Go, Had very heary weath Bark Virginia Ann, Bryant, Xibara, iz days, with sugar dc, to Brett, Bon & Co. Bark Wave Grest, Harmon, Galveston, 18 daya, with cotton &c, to Wm Nelson na, inders, Galveston, 24 days, with cotton Bark Norumvega, 5: oto J H Brower t © Birk Old Domnion, Jobneton, New Orleans, 15 days, with greats 4c, to Ru bert & Williams. ny inst, off Double Headed Keys «poke bark Ben) Hallett, of and for #hiladelpain from New utiennes —th. Key West NW 3 miles, saw br Maloney, indeipbia steering E ish, of St Jobs, NF), Roache, St Themas, rig'ady Washington {Br Wo prrta, Cornwallis, NS, 9 Ashington 01 ‘ornw: 8, with potates, to Hyde & Duryes. ” oe we Brig Sultan, Sutivn, Georgetown, BC, 10 days, with naval Colina, Tamptoo, Dee 17, with goatekins, to Miller & Houghton, Had light head winds the entire passage. Deo 25, Int 4 48, lon 34 U6, spoke sohr Ed- ward vlade, ff Brookhaven, from‘Attakapae’ for Richtacnd, hy Sand Rey Light bearing N, was in company with ship Edward Hyne, fur New Orlean Yarm th, NS), Killam, Anguilla, eayoratt jloncerte urvianoe & Co, chor. Lurvey, Havana, 10 days, fad heavy weather; spit tbe with fruit, to foresail and lost one a Schr Standard (Br), Card, Cornwallis, NB, via Portland, Me, 6 days, with potalaes, to U'R Dewol f Haze, Broil, ‘Mobile, 12 “Lays, with cotton Ao, to Stur ges, Clearman & Od Schr C Hbaw, Shaw, Jarksonville for Boston. Sehr BN Hawking, Wyatt, Charleston, 6 days, with cotton ag, to MeCready. Mott iy Manbassctt, Ward, Chark 8 days, with cotton do, to Doliner, Potter & Co. “Ex heavy NK weather (ae entire passage. Sehr Danvilie, Chester, Richmond, 4 days. Dae jew Hedi ord. Petean, ‘ Bonmer Ourlew, Aldrich, Providence. BELOW. ngs of Portland, from Tnagua via Fortune jn the Lower bay, with all hands sick, ortland, and would not wow to thi city SAILED. Steams) stralasian (Br), . 4 the eve ie Columbia, Char “| alae nar ‘Wind at sunset NE. Miscellancous. Suis Asnonx—We remarked afew days since that the prac tke of anchoring vessels in the North River during “ice terms’ was fraught with greater danger than if they were brought to the piers, We have now to record the grounding of the ships Fearless, of Boston, from Manila, and Calhoun, from Liverpool, on the flats between Ellis’ and Bedloe's Islands, carried there by the North River ice on Tuesday night. There fortunately being a very full tide yesterday, with wind from NE, they were floated off at high water and towed to thelr berths The warm rain has somewhat reduced the quan William A tity of drift tee. Bure GouneN BtaR (of Boston), Staple, from Mobile Now 16 for Liverpool, was wrecked near Wexford, Ireland, no da‘ Capt Staples, wife and servant girl, and 16 of the crew, were drowned. The toate and 6 men were saved. Bark Jacog Menaiit—A wlegraph despaica (rom Sandy that the bark Jacob Merrill, of New York, from ‘with coon, is ashore on the Point of Sandy Hook, | er steamtug near her,. Tho J M remained ashore at «un- set. The wrecking sebr Norums went, to her assistance during the afternoon, ‘The Cunard screw steamship Australasian, Capt Hockiey* sailed yesterday morning at Al o’eloek for Queenstown und Liverpool, She took out 20 passengers. The British steazshiy, United Btater, Capt Metkelid, sallod fn Tuesday for Ginogow wih 11 passengern Suir Qoxen 0” Tae Sxa—A letter wo ng, daied Now 16, sage The ship Queen of the Nan, from "Australas with a.argn of oval tor Shanghae, ix reported to have foud- Ios ng lwely Ship Qucen, ofthe Sows Captain Crowe shed’ tom ‘Liverpent Wey ® aod Beer, sna? by oosun and 1366 tons ‘be the Seanel sii ve waa built at Bostor ter, Pa aud hailed from Foston. its Petr ating Banx Vicxeny—The bark wreckol in the Straite of Puce the Vi wed), Capt Hoeg. which aalled we ranctsco * oy an or on bee way {rout tbe latter port to Port Townend, WT, ut the {Ume of the disaster Sherwha sat tous reglater, ‘built at Calas, ‘Me, in 1882, und owned iu San Toalisae Warten Qiieiteomciteondiianilh four, pibeab.ts, boundfor Falmouth, Eng, pat into Hampwn Roads Ath inst, in dustreas, Baxx MB Stetmon, Sherman, for. Bonton, sailed ! roma Mos- tna Nov 29, and returned to that port Dee 10,'0n account of the captain belng rick, Bute Coxavesr ashore on Moriches Beach, LI, is to be sold wuction to-day, 17th, 1G FcTNAM, Carver, at Charleston from Havana, reporta Raving been in cuutagton the night of sth int in ihe Gulf Stream, with bark Sophia, from Bob Vessels received slight damage. Sgn Huxmxrts, Jones, from Seal Uarbor, Me, for New ded with meat exbore co Cupe Pog abut aq alle mained tight up to the ith mast, but will Dave tollighten to set off Scun Curer, of Harwich, from Providence for Norfolk, was ashore ut Bullock's Point ait sunset Loth inst, but was expeot- ed to float off at high water, Scun Lucy Aves, of Rockland, was ashore 16th inst at arpantin Covey and would discharge ceaeae sian 15-Steamer Ben, DeFord, arrived | , reports 6 jumatra, from Chin - chor in Mampton itoads—os that it in prosuiaed tho report of her having been ashore‘on Willoughby Fain! was sn error, or that abe was floated of without ang gificulty. Ship Naser Je at her wharf, dlicharging balaneo of cargo; she teats ie or none, being in the mud.—<By letter to Elwood W: Becretaty Hoard of Underwritera) Cowns, Dec 30—Put in, bark, Eelipne, Eliott, from Auck- land for London, with loss of bowsprit, jibboom and boad Geary Daving beet in collision ai 9 olde last evening with Saxonia (ss), from New York for Cowes, ubout 12 ilo proceeded for Lon- below this port. The Naxonin bas to. Gon, ia Hed of the Hamburg, without having recetved any ap. parent damage. Fatmoura, Dee 29—Put in, br Maid of the Sea, Stanwood, from London for Kurrachee, with carge shifted and leaky io Kansas, Deo 2Put in, American bark Greenland, Aerry. man, of bruarwick, from waltinore yc ae A n the Oth inst carried away mainmast and all attached, fore topaailyard and fore topgallantnast, taking water. Livexroor, Dec 30—The Bridgewater, from New York, grounded off” Bramley Moore while’ docking yesterday, Al ship Ociavius, 800 tons, § years old, was purchased yes terday by Thomas Dunham and Siphon W Carey, on privaie Whaling dark Lark, of New London, 282 tons, bailt int 3 Lepeiphts, bas been 3 Ww Capt Penney, of Greenport, LI. made public. jce to Marimern. BS LRSTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. All the Rar Boye excenting the Inner one have been taken ora The aver one has been removed !nsa0: 6, and is ca.cu- to put vessels Into ‘danger At the Light- ae the range to cross the Bar, has been removed; and the Northern Bescon on suitivan’s Inland, the range to ran up the Main Ship Channel, has been torn down. ISLANDE IN THE PACIFIC 00 Captain Stone, of the brig Joskrninn. from Baker's Talend at Honolulu Nov Hi, reports—Sept 24,,ran, for an, downin the chartin tan 166 deg 02 Wr lat 6 deg 34°N; salle over the position of Ui iiand et ealdaay ‘with good observa. tions; saw some large flocks of birds, and many of them land birds; believe that there is an island in existauce thereaboute, but not elibin sixty mallow of its position on the chart. For three days had the wind SSW, with @ current setting NE at the rate of 23¢ miles yer hour.’ Sept 30, run for four idlauds laid down ws docupy ing, & of five ‘or six miles—poaition One chart lon Web dog 2 °Ws In 4 deg 32°N," pulled over the pos tion of these falatids several times at'midday, clear weather, ¢ od ovservatlons and @ lookout aloft aad ont aay ht; looked tor *hese islands three days— saw many Bird, a tue most of them land birds; believe that there is one oy more jalands in this vicinity, but’ mot within dd oF 1 miles of the Ipucltipe pt these nlunde, ea per cere end be had there. As these ‘seven tina are more or less in tue track ships bound from San Frarciscy or Honrlulu to baker's Ialand, J would aay that ship masters newt not {oar them in te puhinonel have given, und na , By Rig one ‘the erdinary with safety, either by Wgokout. hn would bere aa nave £ &GW sluot’s charts of woes. ve LAD, wit a bark Nile, of New London, at Honolulu, reports:— i. $A id. ob bg Scien, sag ti passed bat the tia aloft Seported not the ve he vena the mun aloft fepor ore the wind at the time, enc only two minutes between tbe rocks. She was heading in the nun-glade, which prevented the eatlier discovery of the ay ROSS Birt Nov 23. ships Euphrates, Heath, Ni Tom pan ov 25. upbrates, Heath, New | Healand, 4th, Uneas, Luce, do ead ‘ome. Hid Tras Houviulu Nov 2, ships Niro, Howes, NB, New Zealand an ier, Ri nome, diay Caro FI sa, Fume, Winker, Ni home; 34 Smit, oy a0 “a0 00; Marengs Metacom,'Hinds, NB, home; ait iBbasea, Britt PH, cruise and dome; bark Gea do, ‘Coast Uaiifornia; 26th, ship Janus, Pipith, vBreus ship i abhi, Se 6, Ceruine; ith, bs «3 sic! mond, Harber cbarray, me, sreloct ‘Smilth, FH, do ead. home, Ujpee Manter NB. do do; be Mi Manchester, d. bennett do, Coast Caiiforaia, Romain 24° Zs ‘New Poser, do cruise, Marcas Le ae hans Keay Sok thesis pees cruise; Gideon idea own, Wilkains, do dd aud ¢; Montezuma, Homan, N Ualitornia and come; sa Charien W Morgan, sinith, REN craise; Suh, Honscas, Gira, Sires Me shee eur, on oy 29, ships aby do, Ma joa Isane Howland, Levi NB Starbuck, Ruth Beoten Pid; Marts Theteaa, NB: 0, ea Tiowland, Nw; Cambrin, cree Wann mae rit Fae, grence, Hon} Allee, C no hereon: ‘Grauiade, and J In Straits of Alias Gct 2. bark Rodman, Whitton, NB, 10% months out, 800 bbls blackfish ofl, buund to Banda and Chiaa Spoken, &e. mile ts acaba er netheggise. 2 Vella, Coflin, 13 11 E, from Altata for —, no date, off Cape ‘Bark “Sea ’ from NOt N, Deo dat apiattg Hee Lark, leans, atocring 2, Ports. Ansren, Oct 19—Passed by, ship Magnet, King, from Foo chow for Boston. Anouitta, Dec 30—No Am vessel in. Crooknaven, Dee b tank | in, J tcaecy, Clarke, from New ete Beet PEL ran, now orenr, advan ORK rr jew 5 Cain, NYork: (abts, Des 1I—Art Volant, Rotator ¥ Caxany Istanps, Deo I brig A Jones, Le vender, from Buston, for tow sae Deat, Dec 29—Arr Jas K Keeler, Delano, London (and «!d bo for NYork); th Mai, Falkeuburg, ‘dy (and aid for Pore tand) on Dearne, Dee 9®—Off, Foros, DeHlarde, trom s York we Facmutai, Dec S0—Arr Maid of the Sea, Stanwoull, Loadon Javan, Deo 20—In the roads, Rofus Choate, Hen, from yorieani Cid 20h, Mary, Orr, NOrleans; Unsie Toy, Soule, obile one Kona, Nov Li—Sid bark Rival, ihowse, shasghae (oat at Bide por mouth, KuxsaLe, Lee more tor Lema wie te Lee we; Allee Ball Put in, Greenland, Merryman, from Balu sy (wes Mier) of bags om op) ), x thickey, Rorieana Wut back for Apalachiou.s. kt ‘ahh, North ‘American, Berry, Mol ober 8 Di Chonie,,‘Mesannia, Mobil ‘Old England, Delano, Savana Jout tor idg 24h, Avon. Uw ‘Sen Fraucisca, Momgo- lia, Metcher, NOrieans; Albert ‘lain, Dela, S York; Ca Badian (me), 1 ordian Loxpon,'Dre 20--v'id Am Bugle, Moore, NYork; Free Trade, Stover, do'(and #ld from Gravesend dist Sid irom Graresetd sist, 1) Koger, Day, Newport Newronr, Dec 28—Nid Jos Clark, Kiners/u, Alesundria, Va, Portsmovtu, Dec 2—Put in, Kochester, Pacven, from New Orleans for Anuwerp, atxnmo, Dec Win port brie Moonlight, Small, for Halt. more ready, wig Wind, sid 4th, Bl dy Hawi, Boston; brige Waiter Howes, Pierce, 1) a Eag.t, Lord, i ailades- Pha: 9th, Looretia, Wail Vout av Faisca, Des iit port brig Rockingham, Upton, for Boston about Jan I. Quexxstows, Dec 2—Arr Ocoan Prite, Prior, NVork; Tn- ternational, Seavey, NUrleans for Liverpool; Liuwoud, Ven- NY ork for do. -—In port brig Balear, Filetti, to loud for n wamrico, Bee Amerieam Ports. APALACHICOLA, Jan 5—Arr barks Uol Bo Tue tor baton; Oth, Aretiiuae, Looper, Asiinwail Boston); Bekford Weo' ‘i . Old Sch, varie Jane, Duif, Liverpool; ie, Borote, Uibbs, Boston, Bub, barks Hannah Secor, B Fivetwing, Jayne, New hip Pinned Alabama (Br), Cochran, pull for Liverpoos Mg Darks regal seer, eetw ‘New York du, Webb, Wyimeh; Ucl Ledyani, sutoneand ‘aia Bayles, Sutton, He i ip Fook, Gibb; * wexcord Areihiisa Houper, for Boston do, schrs ADU’ Marin meline, from Key Wert wigi. ki Denniwo, wod DB ‘ork a Hort harleston ¥! timore; Teng Pitot Fish, Meant. Mt sobre Gen Veazie, Gal MeLau; Guest, 4, iacar, Port au, Frince; 6 8 Weess lip, Wiinington, NO; near, Bali ons) Ir irvive, sat Prapeisay; Roakingham, Mel we Lor oan Jamon it} Bird of the wind ENE to iP Roads, where HALTIMOL®, van LO—Arr teamsiyy r) Bou Devon’, ‘Hallett, Boston via neg A sebr 8 N Smith, Co ee NY ay aes 8 ship, supposed. the Banshee, (run Rio L 4 Russell. Todd, Spauish Main. sid bark Jona © ) ry Buenos OOHARLESTOK, gan I—Are Br sohr Mary & Susan, Cloare, acsau. in the ofling, & bark, unknown, Cld Br xbip Anuié Laurie, Morr ur ; brig Bisckieh, Pairubild. N York. ‘Bid ship anna, sehr Bdith, Nioke: son, York. ‘stip ‘kent ae Pierre, Tenet from , from Lavarpook, ool, Drev: toush ted in i2th—Arr.seamahip p Recheie, Sa uray. ray Yorks 6 rk ras Pa ‘nam, Carver, Havana; Wm Maso old steamsbip Marion, Adkins, 'N York: ip pothe ing Snow, Har. Garrow: NYork. ‘Bid ship WY Schmid, Sears, Saranael nxYo +7 davannab; bark Jai Briani, Point P le Bogen, et ‘etre. Tp the of. reenain for a'tow ayn Vo finish. loading, ber i berore abe Prete HEBDGARTOWN, Jan 14_Tn port aches Pallas, Common, Or. noaly EATON, J Jon l—Arr sohr Henry Perkins, Goodridge, quot BORO, Je Jan 2—Arr schr T R Hammond, Gerrish, ‘ork for MUbILE, Jap Arr bark Glen, Holmes, Portinnd; aotir Break o° Day, Lene, Kingston, Sopwith; Marchmont mour (HP), Spore; Le Ik (Hey, WU jams; Thetia (Hr), ( Sent and Arne rican’ Unten, Lancotn, ward, Harwart, Mavre; dark grt Victoria aad she was no doubt | j Glad | ver; Shute, Hi | H Hallock, dv; orig ida MeLeod, varia, | Apnie Andervon, F Toughk Wheeler, do; Brasil, Kineman, Brases; | Mea Pag ey Jan 10—Arr steamship Bicnvitle, Bul: loeb, NYork yle Havana. bark Cuanna, Dwyer, Hoston ines 3 Jehn arbor), Mera: a; Empirens, Lrcraw, roa bark Laura, Gelpl, .’ celoma; ag Witerart ier fier, Marbetiles fis are Brablp Kuzine, Watts Port Glasgow: bark Ko- | gna farrell, Kio Denelro.” Cla ships Ocean Wonaen, age, Weston Merritt, Killeran, Sir alan McNab. Chapman’ Cour: | Jer br), Wyatt: Liat Laimate, and. Gen Now: ll. Nowell, | Liverpdol:: Jenny Lind, ber, "Queenstown fo" ye» dings, N § Cet Hupicn. «a | Bou Yr fr Melcher 1 a Se aekices Penhvell, Melcher, Havre ergs, Rerdeanx, ur bark Cristofero Colombo, Autala, Ge- oa: Sere sobn Glipin, Desay, Kington. Jai KW ‘rull Fee ee ieee eitie, lust, Oharlesian; # O Kaight, Gilkey, Ci on Ya "a ad in ships Ocean Belle, and Spark the er, and Joshua Mauran; 6th, 5 Blab a and Viet ia. Mar ot ‘ilarviebung, wud Becort, burke Tope SEW SERN, Jun 9—Cid sour Bilanbeth, Hall, Ant FOLK,’ De ~ArT r ship Mletver hagnes, N York Ladd, Nor aa. Boas- senre World io NEW rok, Jan 15, 8 AM—In port schrs A\ from NYork for Hoston; Flora, sears, from rt ae NEW LONDON, Jan 1s—Arr achr Silas Wright, Seaman, | Somerses for NY ork. j NEW HAVEN, Jan 15—Arr schr Miranda, Ward, Maya guez. SVENGACOLA, Jan JATT shin Columbus, Anderson, Dub- lin, brig Al mth ade Bhingler, trelans abe Witeh Queen, Stratto Caatner, Hastings, Baroels Tlopkion, Tort Targa 3 bi JW Di nko, Lrinko, Bh to an win, Havana: brig PORTLAND, yap Ar Be hak G Star, Koiloy, Bosion; H Keanedy. Winslow, Bonaire via Gloves eric eka, Means, Havana; sveamer Pacapeco, Val, New aM prOVIDENCE Jan IS—ATe steuners. Petrel. Young, and ep y NYork Melow, sehr John Walker, vie id schrs Joho. L Darting, Joule Feik'ue Rahanores Chief, bidndge, Norfolk, faseon, W ad pinoy NO, Jan 13—arr sehr A J DeRosset, 4— Arr bi W,0 Clarx, Dapset Boston WI m1 tolead fer Cuba. ‘aid Tathy bal 4 pote “PERSONAL. Havana SOUR MEN WERE KILLED IN TEXAS ABOUT 18%, to wit:—James Young, Robert J. Scott, Joseph Black weil and John Bi fing nearest ot kin of the above organs (or the. kia of uy person that was killed oF exaa), coe receive tbe mony taal, le pprupriated for the proper jecation. Full partica- J. Bennett, Commissioner for Texas, BoA reasonable compensation will be of nal {are einen re are New York fiven for ths address ENRY VANSTENBURGHER OR HIS NEAREST KIN | wanted—Supposed to bein or near Dutebess counsy, | New York. Any person knowing their address will receive | Teasonable compensation by uddresaing J. Beunelt, Commis. sionor for Texas, New York city. F GEORGE, OF TROY, WHO WROTE TO BLANCHE, will write again, he will confer a favor. With that frank: ess which characterizes my nature, | say T did no. address apy letter to you at Troy. Some one of my trienda, secing the likenees, and knowing, perhaps, the original, may have addrensed you out of friecdsiip for me, with ao bad motives, and Jet not mate thone, fucts to me. Rest assured I do not Beet whe Tou ot in aconrdance with this, aud what- eal may enjoy carough, my scquaintauce with ‘depend upon your own assent, Address Mlanalio roadway. NFORMATION WANTED—OF JOHN aT, rd to be a farmer in Northern New York, anda na, nagate, vounty Kemt, England. fimself or any of ea will henr of somthing w their wdvantage by ad cetor Brothers, tilenerater, Mass, G, MINOR AND GARDINER W, WIER PURCHASED + some lexas innds, person knowing their uddress or the address of their kin, ik: receive @ reasonable coup a- ‘sation by addressing J. bennett, Commissioner for texas, ew York city. eRe MEET ME WITHOUT Fath ‘where we last met, on Friday, Jan. 18, (GQBAMEN WHO WERE ON WOAKD THS, DOLPHIN 1D “when she captured the Echo, ativer, and unty money, dull oa TOM Aa te ATTHE OUR atl o'clock P.M. LOST A A ND D WOUND. AGEAY OFFICE RECEIPT 10st. RECEIVE IeS7ED by the United States asias olor, New York, Nobis, dated ecember 24 tk or (hi A010) nncen walfer ool0y pay able wo Jobn or been lost; the public are cautioned not uo root on megotiat the, pame/aa ia payranat mn stopped at the Assay vtlce, New York, Jan 1h. se . JOHN W.PEtAL D%. Tost $5 REWARD.—A LARGE BLACK NEW foundiand dog, al! black except a littie white on one of his inpd tore, nad on} hia broast, lont Iwet sunday night. A reward of $5 will be paid on his delivery at No. 20 Urove sireet, oor- ner bedfoi Deer LARGE YELLOWISH DOG, PART Inter blood, white spot on his breast. A iberal ro- ward? will be peld for bis retura to 68 Groat Jones atrect. OST-ON TUESDAY | RVENING, A GOUD, PENOIL and Fen, in going trom Abi uare with @ Soring Btiect ntege to Grand Pythagoras Dall, Canal street So reward will be x psi by its Owner on revusning itto H. Karper, 62 weade at OST, ON — olen SOAt—AR INDIA RUBBER EN. containis oD Wail atre-t or Autamaburg terty vost an the hais ina, “The dader will be Tewaraed bp rearing itto M, Gagwerd, euner Firtt ana South beventh atreets, or box Z Williausourg Post ollice. {ia souTH AND CROSS a Sly TO The tinder will oblige by leaving oeeemer vi ae Srety. Mousan thea m0y) O8T—ON THE 77H INST, AN EXEMPT BADGE from, Hngive Company No, 36; No. of Teou returning it to 200 Kast Houston street wil be fis. Tully rewarded, JOSEPH BURKARI, Jr. Lora SIXTH AVENUE, BY LEAVING IN A Fixthavenue and Ninth s:reet omnibus, @ red paper oo ndum Hook, fooiscap size, rolied up. The fade will beatport liberally rewarded by leaving it at the studio Buliding 1b Lenth sreet. CERTIFIOATER or_ undred doliars ($400), ineued antic Hank, srovklyn, om the vib of Jsuusry, tis im faver © ,lhames H. Blown, were sckea, and, we pobite le herety wi nege OF Tuomas | Md. BIOTON, — Sra sinoe THE OFFICE OF THE sUBSORI- bers, withio « few days paat, the three volumes of the New York Kevised statuies, Srothers: (ch edition; exch volume stamped ou the corner with the eter “Fin a chcie, Any one who will give information about them may Keep tbe books and will be liberally rewarded vy Lovell & For. man, % Broadway. REWARDS. REWARD.—LOST, BETWEEN OORTLANDT AND ‘Canal streets, @ Pooketbouk, coutsining Memo- Fandums and Prombsory Notes, of uo uke to any ‘but the beer The pubite ary ca- notes, Dene: + drawo ~ wand one drawn vy J, Hermann a0: 6 reward will be paid b y rokarning aad Goldring, room No. 2 Gusey Building, Broad- way, VHGY.—IN ACCOKUANOB WITB Fs vam of leading genclemen thie vali hae Wo repeat hie #Y, at the rome Seoond avenue, eorner of Kievance ting, January | i At ‘bal -paat 7 o'clock be ‘bad T. J. Crowen's book- Of the Histerveal sce Shem on Vhurelay Tie y ros Pearl street, ‘Ihe following gentlemen have been eieced for Delegates to the German Democrats Central Clas:—Dr. Jultus Korn, Jacob Koeller, Cusries ender, Hl Broking, Fre JACOB KOBULtit, President, Cian Bexone, Seeretary: New Youk, Ja. 16, 1 TEITARY a IYMHNTS.—KNIFE AND 3WORD M Seabbards, Pisol Holewers, Heits and every variety of Jeatber work. [hi ro greater facilities for manulacturing the avove goods than any b use to the city, FREDERICK STEVENS, 215 Peart streot, MISCELLANEOCS, (APABAMA LAW Fina. HGLAN & PHELA ‘at Law, Monigunery, Als, Will attend Auorarys Uo Gh ootintion of tend, and wat Jeni Duninese entrusted to uhem eters ws Gor. A. 1. Sudges Aud. Walker, Geo. W. stone nnd K. W. Walker, of tbe bupreme Court of ‘Alabama, at M Montgumery. W. UNTHANK, ATTORNEY AT LAW, MEMPUTS, Viligent attention will be given to the business which may be sent to Lim by now resident correspundeuta, a Pine i tn WOOD.—FOR BALE, A CARGO OF vin. al ingaide of Mure ot A Woods 30 Newark large atook o kind this moni, SIXTH street — The andoraigned, rs ne, corner of Thirwenth ted tp th bali culty invites all lovers fr atond atronage. Eu Clent wachere always in attendance, Price of skating 20 conta. | Per nour, Open day and evening. SCOTT, late of Ebbitte Hall, ‘OST OFFICE BOX WANTED.—ADDRFSS, ‘SraviNa lowest cram price, Underhill & Haven, 67 Wall suree wid MATRIMONIAL. YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF RDUCATION WOULD A, like to most with a young lady, not over 25 years, ol rimony; must be good looking and accom- Pe Weaith a no ob eat, 84 the advertisers ad 8 for- ne left hi called gor looking by ladion, and 1: au Ame i eAitoomuaunsoatiune will matiden: in smoerity, Francis, Broc Kiyn Post often GEATLEMAN FROM V! Tare A boy dim At AC. usintance of aiady, with « must be under 26 years vi Fd nia aad’ sons he | Me ling to reside fa tne Money no gy snd Haw 3 ard A. Morton, bor at Tierald ottiee, dial alliance pith ats ate and intelligent, an ample fortune, aa reas Peansytvania, bo: ® Husband, Not fastidions, the onl ramen requisite are, aman awe Jam apell dear insvoad ¢ his tay love, kbow an article from a noun, oa AO hat, period, and cypher as far aa the first a man t hector more money than braina, Any one paanenaii iat eaough toeome in when it reine, Hileatlons wlil please addrese Pccicterecenensnnenstseabeitiettennttetiede Wie k. AN AMIASLS AND RETIRING YOUNG = ‘amount ot H Sees 3 “PECIAL NOTICES. Petr 1, 1861.—ANNUAL STATEMENT OF Knickerbocker Joe Oompany of the ey abd county ab INCORPORATED ist, juin 10:h section of te ae fet fey nuthorise the Terabe eee ‘nb apulacturt a wahan rene ek of th 4s $900,000, the whole amo Saplial stock ef this Company is ny of wich fact y yd “ae mist “s we 6 amount of oxining debts of this istw thousazid dotiars and hr ~ 1g alah tel ‘On the ist day of Janua-y, 1380, the said company wi aebiva ‘Shien thousand dollare ‘and forty-eigh’ conta pine Thich was secured by morigages upon real omtate ag Upon real eatate in #rookiyn. ... Upon real estate in Rockland count ort the Compan Total... Since making the iast annual city of New haved additional ial entate in to rw York Gf whicb sum they bave paid! 4 balance due thereon of Leavin La the entre debt of estate bas based val yang in ihevpinion ake foeeies tha fable mavagerment of Vs business, It te Sorts rib am agreed to 2 paid therefor, and now con tutes a portion of the assets of the company. over and aveva the amount of its ewpital stock. AL BARMOR: 788, BRITTO OOMPION, RAMUEL HINCOX, 4 HORACE I pxein OMPTON, Prevident, byt Brownine, Recr tary npton, President, and Theodore Browning, Seere- tary, of the Kalekerbocker [ca Company of the ‘city of Dew York und Aitred Barmore, Joaeph lsriiton, 4 Compton, Samuel Blsoox and siorace Denner, fruaives of sald Com) By, being severally duly sworn, depose und say, and ad nah or himnsely anys, that he foregoing W @ Cuil, true and correct, Statement of the affairs of said comy ano that they aro the above descrited atieers and trustee thereof Subseribed and sworn before me this tenth day of January, 1861. ____ Comminalonér of Deeds, LETTERS FOR EUROPE PER SYKAMSHIP PALES. Bowing Geen, unk ba-pan ton clock, Win (Ph uPaday) morning.” E. CUNARD. M ‘ASONIC, THE MEMBERS OF IONIC LODGE NO, A.M. ig tis a to attend a special meet ir lodge rom, 181 Howery, on this (Thursday) eve= a ‘at half-past seven o'cieek, for work and inst TDM AS ‘M. WOODB, Master, Hven A. Liccer, See, pro. tem, OT1OB 10 TaXPAYERS. —OFFICE OF 001 meners and Assesments, i Tork de ei ven fia the Atsoamedt ike of Ratan he Porvenal Batata af the cou Trostece, GTECIAL, NOTICE—BRADV'S SEVENTH REGM ENE $9,Gumnasium, 29 KK Mark's, place, Eighth street, 27 Seventh strvet.—Ip coaseyuence of the demand for: ine to the Gymanaaium I have bern induced i make fur- sae \cmcsctenotate & United umber ot frends of the of tha 1” New classes are bow cori ABNER 8. ue i Witapy, Proprietor. Sn sl BILL Ani Ds. ITLLIARDS. BERGER'S FAREWBLL RXHIBITIONS, ON MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND tu DRSVAY ‘NIGHTS, HELAN'S ROOMS, FRIDAY and =AtCRDAN, ‘uy he, Rall Room, Prete Bir wanted varie He py bal th him elan and other nt players w! mi these occasions. re om Tickets 80 cents, — een pee tld ey oF AND hana Tables for sale at $100, $125, sins end meets To commence at 8 o'clock. $300 very yihing compucte, Tables to et orders to W. H. GHIFFITH, 146 Fulton vd mw 1.1. LIARD TABLES Fo FOR BALE AT PANIC PRICES — ve “ty ni st ts DR aay x} Gn hand, which fam det Jena usual price BELAN'S BILLIARD STANLES AND QOMBINATION Cush ed Keptember 25, rely, corsestnna, cre te others use. Oftco ka factory 71 Gold strect, New York, EGARS AND TOBACCO. EGARS AT PANIC FRIORS. —100,000,000 HAVANA, DO- meatie and German Bey greater ine than haw York ork, laveat ell epare "cath in 9 O. CHBEKS, 17 Broadway. ever been offered in New RITIOFIAL TEETH i ONLY §8 FO) BEAUTIFUL AND substantial on ne gid and ed and ex! with. eeth ut as, net a gin she No conneetion with Sry cciereite. Dek LUTHOR, Bh, Dentiat, 188 Sixth avenue, s , Arta ite BONE FILLING ror. ese TEETH, tevin 2 were castle enh ile Peri i. Jane PEARSON, uM. i’. ire fnaoreras Seventeenth street. Hh ay > DURKIN AND ROUSSRAU CONTINUR 0 RX. ‘Teeth without tbe their new and er Eranary ele No. 873 Canal street ULL SETS OF HRTH INSERTED, WITH OB wirn. ‘out extracting the eo aS ay tivaltea with g “Sah areas i and silvers W cents: ex pt ty vacant G BRUTHERS, 378 Grand sireet, 280 Fulton treet, Brooklyn, ,: aoe E> @ VATED SURGEON DENTIST, &) Weat Twenty-ninth street, Beiween Broadway and sixth avenue, ii ASTROLOGY. BONA FIDE ASTRO. OGIS!, THAT EVERY 0: can depend on, is Madame WILSON, rhe elle th ob- ject of your vielt a4 soon ax you ener her room, Madame ison Is the greaiest astrologint that was Known wild invoke the powers of her wonderful selence, and tell aid the evemiaef your whole life. Her prediction= are so trae that they surprise every owe that consults her. Some ladies may get a little timid, theugh they need not fear, for ahe practises nething but What's reasable to pbtiowsphera, All should consult this mowt wonderful and mysterious lady Her ad- Vice has never been known to fail, and twenty thousand dol- d to Any oue Wbocan eqnal her in the above scl jagame Wilson is in possession of the celebrated ma- ‘my, which are ever certain in thelr effect Traly may e be called a wonderful woman 189 allen street, netweem on, Over the bakery. Fee for isdios and 8 da oun sod {2r7 (boughs Gen’ NISHING —MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH ibter, born with caul apd gift of foresight, tells bow often you will marry, and many event(s even your Few ent fie Ladiow street, below Mous- Fact — A {nHRENOLOIST AND _ASTROLOGIST 1d $5,000 rewarl of any one who who Is acknowledged to be rathfaily gives in'orn conerning losses, lawauita, journeys, avesnt trienda, health, “wealth, and who will rec 0 la the o has the Noman nd Arabian 004 Jock ‘and all baainess affairs, ated aro belay not to consu't this gata yy. wit Lucky nnmbers given. ek Tespectable city eferences can he seen at enoe, Bixth avenue, opposite highth street. ‘ADAME RAY. 0) SEVENTH B, Ae aan ‘Twenty seventh au ick, troubled and tuiueky 8 powers, Whe elle thoughts, PA f Tuck} nambers, lessee.” Leadien, 28 contey Cente. —WHO WaS NOT HEARD OF THE CELE- brated Madaine PREWSTMR? 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