The New York Herald Newspaper, January 18, 1861, Page 3

F bE i f ; i g F ff "8 E i i i if : HE j g é Ee i j i i F i i = & & i | g : ig Z cf f gs i rt : <4 i t F j i : ! E ry z 8 ES Eg ui ii i L F: ; ; f i 4 Eg . if z i i i if it g other efforts havi ® dernier measure, a vention of all after with the old fag done, I would say rally back in all speed to the consti ned, and let this de written on every heart as a mot @umstances, and in every condition safety, and that is to stand by t! SOHN TYLER. 3 New York Typographical Society. “QELEBRATION IN HONOR OF THE MEMORY OF THE ILLUSTRIOUS FRANKLIN, of the great apcstle of the noble art of printing at their rooms in Chambers street. There was a goodly and ex- tremely intellectual company present. The celebration on this occasion differed in form from those ©f, previous yearn; but the interest of tio pro- nor could not flag, though the orator and the singer took the places of the viol, the drum and the dancer. For reasons best known to the of a balland supper was laid aside wud the visitera avere instead addresses and telect music, voealand, instrumental, and thy whole entert Bay ip sole be anid to ‘have beon the real impersona- The feast of reason and the flow of soul. ‘The social festivities opened with the opera of ‘‘Tancred,” which was with admirable taste by followed by the well known Geedings did not, society, the formula on this occasion, with some excellent an overture from patriotic ome ‘imme Flag of our Qnion,” which was received with great enthusiasm and applause, cheer after cheer being given for the Mr. P. C. Baker delivered the first address on his “Travels in Burope, aud the progress of Printing.’? ‘was an excellent paper, deficient in some points which might have been elaborated with eflect, but as a passing worth: ion reKtter oy ak tend Fiandel’s “ateeoiah 1? ¢ for the evening was ‘Tho “star Spangied ‘the following are officers for the pre Banner,”’.. the names of the sent year :—President, Archibald M! ‘William Colwell; Secretary, T. C, Baulkner; Treasurer, Jno. G. Carian, Librarian, John Cras. he Secretary of the society, greatly intereated himscii Mm the success of tho enterta' QNd Sippfiod all necessary information to the representa. tives of the press. ‘The printer’s festival was, on the whole, worthy of 80 Important an agsociation of intellectual and instructed men, and though the tripping feet of the dance: absent from the hall, there was enjoyment in every part of the proceedings, which teripinaled as it began, in per- Arson Case--Verdict of Guilty. COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER. Jan. 17.—The ease of Simon Kratz, which has occupied the Court for the past three days, was resumed, Mr. H. L. Clinton, in an eloquent addross, summed up on the part of the prisoner, After submitting various legal points to the Court, he submitted that the story told by the pri- , Lonis Kratz, upon which the prosecution f after the evidence ad- 06, and the contradictions Mr. Clinton spoke at Folie, was not entitled to bel duced ou the part of the defe which were proven against him. some length, and at the close of his remarks the audience siightly applauded the counsel, but were quickly repri- mauded by the officers of the court. The Detrict Attorney followed, aftor which the Judge charged the jary, who retired, and after au absoaco twenty minutes retured a verdict of guilty. ‘Judge Leonard then sentenced the prisoner mont in the State prizon for life, Mr. Clinton applied for a stay of proceedings nat!l the aatter be brought before the General Term. The District Attorney replied that he would keep the prisoner in the city until the case could be argued. ‘The Court then took up a murder cage, and after the Jury was empanelied thy Court adjourned. Personal Intelligence. Ex-Goy. Ranks, of Massachusetts, and Homer Rams- dell, of Newburg, are stopping ‘at the Fifth Avenue ‘7. J. Spurr, of Worcester; J. F. Clay Mudd, of Wash- ington, and 8. G, Smith, of Montreal, aro stopping at tho Brevoort House. Hon. R. E. Fenton, of Washington; Professor Greene, br. F. J. Humphreys and wife, and 7 Oushing, ; Dr. W. M. Page and Lieut. the. 8 Navy, are stopping at the Astor House, Hon. Thomas D, Foster, of Minnesota; M. S. Manning, of Memphis; A. Talbor, Jr., of Alba: of New York; D. J. Watkies and fas Charles Kuctgen and party, of Staten Island, are stopping fat the Union Place Hotel. Profeasor Crosby; ©. T. ; W. iy, of Chicago, ani ff New Hampehire; Honry T. Blow, Curtis and Gorge Ever Massachusetts, and of Albany, are stopping Frothingharm and at the st, Nicholas Hetel. J. H, Costa and W. H. Pell, of Flushing; J. Gardner and wife, of Glenwood; E. Hanfenl and wife, of Now York; B. W. Bvans, J, B. Col, and G. B. Calder, of Providence, R. L,, aro stopping at the St, Denis Hotel. Tweedy and wife, and Thomas E. Tweedy, of Dan- mes A. Rawrill, and J.B. Rumrill and eld; KR. &. Hitchcock, of ce, Miss Biller, and ‘IL. aro stopping at the Albemarjo J. Hamill and Ty M. Taylor, ¥. R. Lindsay, and G. 1 Morse Baker ana 7. ir. ; + California; A..8prugne aod A. Phillipe, of Rhode Isind |. Me der and wife, jew Yor! 5 Hast- aera 3 ney Metropolitan Hotel, it, within two days after the delivery 0 poe Tchason, of Tennesseo Senator | id sixty-tbree letters of approve . ported to bo 817 amia- hed, marriageable maidens; aud to d thie harvest of charms there are but seventy- eight singie mon, including widowers, and only twenty: five of the latter are good matches. Adespateh from Springfiold, fil., rays that W. Jones, an Indiana farmer, for whom Mr. Lincoln split rails thirty youre ag0, is there on a visit to his former hired hand, (CIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tucnsnay, Jan, 17—6 P.M. The ease in money continues, and we hear of more strictly first elass paper going at seven per cont. Many good names, however, which sold readily before the present crisis at 8 a 9, will not This is especially the case with houses whose trade lies with thé Soath. They are now suffering what the houses in the Western trade of Waterbury; Mra. W. T. |. J. Banks, of New York, Hotel. of St. Louis; M. M. wee, of Albany, are stopping at the his great Union speech, recerved one hundred at from Maryland and Virginia At Glouoester, Mase. die, angelic, accomplis! now pass at all. ~ ‘NEw YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1861. suffered ia 1858 and 1859. Nothing has been de- | The traffic thus far this month is‘much larger; in raced about 20,000 fact, the same remark applies to nearly all the a | termined about the Treasury notes which are to be bid for on Saturday. As the present twelve per vent notes sell at 234 a 4 premium, it is presumed that the new batch will be awarded at 9 10 per cent interest. The security, we need hardly add, is undoubted, and the money market tends to a condition of things during which first class seven per cent securities will be scarce. We annex an official statement of the outstanding loans of the United States:— There is little or nothing doing in bills. Bank- ers are getting 106.a 34, but are not selling much, Beveral houses have ceased altogether to buy bille at Southern ports, in consequence of the diffi: culties about clearances. ‘The stock market continues buoyant, and prices advance. Ilinois Central gold this morning at 89, then fell off, and clesed this afternoon at 864% bid, some stock was delivered to-day which was sol some weeks back at 58a 60. New York Central ‘was also higher; it sold at 79%, closing 7954 bid. The general railway list was firm, without any particolar advance, with the exception of two or three leading Western shares, which advance on the receipts. Political ramors have ceased to agitate the stock market; nothing now will affect prices short of actual civil war. An unsuc- cessful attack of the insurgents in South Carolina’ upon Fort Sumter would, in the opinign of most operators, cause an advance in the market. Thia afternoon the market was active, and stocks closed firm, the following being the quotations:—United' States 6's, 1874, 93 a 4; Virginia 6's, 7434 a %; ‘Tennessees, 74 a 24; Miswonri 6's, 6794 9 683; Can- ton, 14015; Cumberland Coal preferred, 8 a 9; Pacific Mail, 90 a 34; New York Central, 795% # 80; Erie, 394 & %; Hudson River, 4724 8 %; Harlem, 15% a %; do. preferred, 38%4 a %; Reading, aKa 44; Michigan Central, 55 @ 24; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 15 a 24; do. guaranteed, 34 8%; Panams, 115% a 116; Llinois Central, 864 a 87; Galena and Chicago, 4834 a4; Cleveland and Toledo, 34% @ %; Chicago and Rock Island, 5734 0%; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 71% a 72. ‘The Secession Convention of the State of Louisi- ans will assemble at Baton Rouge on Wednesday, 23d inst. It is assumed, as a matter of course, that it will at once proceed to vote the State out of the Union. The chances are, indeed, that this will be done; for in Louisiana, ag in other Gulf States, the power seems to have passed out of the hands of men of property and station to be mo- nopolized by the class which has nothing to lose. Still, it can hardly be that so wealthy a State as Louisiana will be suffered to deliberately commit commercial suicide without some protest from those whom that suicide will rnin, Louisiana, be- sides being alarge cotton growing State, is the largest producer of sugat in the Union, and by far the heaviest exporter of cotton. It is easy to see that the seceusion of the State is going to annihilate both these interests—that of the sugar planters and that of the cotton shippers. The sugar crop of Louisiana in 1859 was worth about $12,000,000; the crop of 1860 will hardly be |) worth as much, in consequence of the recent heavy fall in prices; in 1858, when some 350,000 hhds. were raised, Lonisiana received for her su- gar something like $17,000,000. These figures will convey an idea of the amount of money which has been invested in land, machinery, negroes, &c., in the raising of sugar in the State of Louisiana. Under the laws of the federal Union Louisiana sugar is protected by a duty of 30 per cent. Though the annual importation of foreign sugars is more than four times the product of the cane in Louisiana, the people of the United States for many years patiently paid a tax of fifty, and now pay @ tax of thirty per cent on their sugar, in or- der to foster the growth of the cane in that State. The that tls amour ut yrowcoou Was asegues and that the duty ought to be raised to fifty per cent, in order to leave a@ fair profit on their business; and when the tariff is altered, as it wif be this year, no doubt the daty off sugars will be raised. But what, in view of these facts, ia to become of the sugar interests of Louisiana, when that State, separated irom the Union, becomes a member of a confederacy wed- ded to free trade? What is to become of all the money invested in land, machinery and negroes? It will be idle to expect Georgia, Alabama and South Carolina to agree te tax their sugar. They are bent on having it free from Cuba. It fs al- most the only snbstantial gain they can fairly ex- pect by secession, And if,in order to secure the co-operation of Louisiana at the present junctare, they were to promise to agree to a duty on sugar, the promise would be repudiated the moment Louisiana had no longer the power to distract the secession movement. This point is surely worth some consideration. Then, again, New Orleans exports, besides sugar, corn, &c., all the cotton grown in . Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas and higher up on the Mississippi river. In 1869 the exports of New Orleans were over one hundred millions of dollars, more than those of New York in 1860. It must be evident to every experienced member of the Louisiana Convention that secession is going to stop this enormous trade, at least for several months. The secession of South Garolina closed the port of Charleston, On the day that Alabama seceded every vessel in Mobile cleared for foreign ports, After the secession of Louisiana the foreign trade of New Orleans will stop until the Southern con- federacy is recognized by the United States and by the world. No ship, after that date, can sail with safety from New Orleans for any foreign port. Wherever she might be she would be lawful prize, and no one who knows the history of the past can doubt bat, under euch circumstances, the Gulf, once famed for its buccaneers, would swarm with them agein. Now, are the people of New Orleans prepared for the frightful consequences of the aud- den stoppage of a trade of such magnitude as theirs? Do thoy realize the amount of. suffering, confusion and want that would ensue? Or is it too late for considerations of pradence and profit? “The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows voereeeves $61,685 60 65,000 00 45,054 92 oe s 112,165,450 88 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $22,552,900 88, and the balances $1,316,719 36. An agreement to extend the loan certificate ar- rangement from the lst February, when it was to expire, to the 10th of March, has been signed by all the prominent banks. The State of North Carolina bas authorized the Bank of the Republic to pay all its coupons when presented, without asking whether the bonds were stolen or not. The present rate of exchange at Chicago is to be sustained for a short time only. The accumula- tion of produce there bound Eastward is large, and wiH in a short time supply all the exchange want, ed at stiMower rates. The Charleston Sayings Institution has ga&pend- ed payment. The earnings of the Galena and Chicago Rail- road the secoad week of January we! Second week, 1961... “ Second weok, 1860, weve ‘The earnings of the Erie rbad for the month of December, 1860, were, $412,722 73 December, 1860)... 4. 409,181 00 WOCPOREO se ees iee er ceeeseereneresescuene + $3,601 73 Profits on inyestments. Surplus December 1, 1! 16000 City 6's, 1887.. 104 10000 Mich Sos fbds 743% 200 13000 do......b7 42 50 do... . B30 2000 C,BRQRR 8 pcb 8914 100 Mich S& Nigs 2000” do. 89°" 100 do. 216 Pacific M38Co.. 90 150 100 Harlem RR pref.. 3834 100 do... 810 200 do. bh 400 Mich Central RB. 66 $9000 C85's,74, coup 9934 100 aha Reading RR.. 200 -b80 roads. to which formed ‘Of the ‘6,000 ton lot,” yesterday Fiven to one of the New York lines nt oor" the shipper ee gitnestea ane ie jow York, thap run Hak by sending i cla Beltiongre ‘This matter was talked ‘over on ‘Change yesterday; and we heard three or four loons enipare nan thes while they did not antici- any ate trouble, they did not know what wenty four or forty-eight hours might bring forth, and that should all their shipments by the ; i any opinion in this matter, but it does seem there ts vot gufficient a for aay of the fears ex Tiesepet viens wnat meee wo pret mh ee ‘but they look upen it ip another light, Sey that their property might be seized and sen! an run no risk by sending their freight through Northern York, giv! our ol to the same in next out the revenue for, the year 1860, "it is a mat. money for any whatever. But it is due to truth tomate that thle necessity a not have existed but Dill for the years 1857-8. Pea We have received a copy of the statement of the Pennsylvania banks for the month .of November. The aggregates are as follows:— Resources. 258, Deporits. Bank obligations. 120.087 Cor. of Discounts........ 53,247,049 Due State, Do. under protest 1,170,583 Due corpor Mortgages....... ‘407,421 Duebanks...... 4,118,925 Judgments ...... 367,402 Due tadividuals. "111,680 Real estate.. 1,765,256 Claims tn contro- Public stocks. 1S) 818 Treasury notes... 692475 otal ...... .. Dispnted claims’. itor omens Other debta. 135,064 215,194 307/624 SISOS 1ASG0E S600-008 E80T out wa Se Suen Decrease, The earnings of the Little Miami Railroad for The annual meeting of th Connecticut River Railroad was held at Boston yesterday. Annexed is a statement of the business of the year:— Income. ++ +++, “ $297,006 Trapsportation experi Not earnings of the year jee Tueuetey, Jan. 17, 1861. $1000 U 8 5's, 1865... 9134 800 shs Mich CRR S80 55 1000 Treasl2pe notes 1025, 1800 % QO...0.05.- 10286 2109 Obio Sir 868.. 91 1000 Teun 6's, 1800. 7434 1000 Virginia 6 m4 2000 Missours O64 6000 do. 7000 N Cai TAG 1000 N ¥ Contral 6’ 9244 1000 Hud Riv sf bas 9755 do, -b60 600 11 Cen RR bis. 94% 660 Mich S& Nia RR lity 2000 Chi& N Wim 42 100 do. +s 1zsbs Bank of NY 68 100 6 Shoe & Lea Bank 102 100 NMudson Riv RR 00 dO... ...D50 60 60 Chi, B&Q RRs.10 100 ON sed. wees 160 10 44g 850 SECOND BOARD, 105 1000 Mich Soaf bia T4i¢ 6000 HankstJoRR bs 64% SG ebs Bank of Com. 92) 20 Mechanica’ Bank. 105 170 Pacific Mail S8 Co, 90 #20 N'Y Guntral RR. 79 8 do... .b26 51 10 Chi Bur&QuinkR. 72 0 GO cece cece TOM CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Tavrspay, Jan, 176 P. M. ASHRS.-.The market was quiet aud sales light, at 6c. a oye far voth sorts. aa nerures.—-Flour—The market was more active, “ath some purchases for export. Prices for moat descr tp- ‘Lions were Fteady. The salea embraced about 16,000 bbis., clowing within the following range of quotations — Extra State, good to choice . 4 Superfine Western... Common to choice Western extr Mixed (o straight Southern. ‘Straight to good extra do Choice extra family and eenasoee SSEsssess seer saweoe SSETRSSES firm and in fair demand at our quotatioas, Corn meal was steady at the above figures, whils sales wore limited. Wheat was doit and heavy and .the demand for moe degoriptions, for export, were limited. The gules emt © bushels, prime white $1 35 for Western, $1 29 a $i 31 ikee club and $1 18% for Chicago club. Corn prices ‘The second week of the mite braced about 35,000 40,000 the linois Central is q bara fryer | round yellow. | were better and in steady demand for Western, apd Canadian at 37¢, @ 880. 1 Rio were made Java 60, and export There was rather later delivered, Tle., and 780. a T4e. for wink 4 xy was quiet at 7c. 850. Onts for @xport, with sales $46,171 84 23,804 with some lots o 6 market was in fair prices were less buoyan! dealers to await the receipt of and fie o E2ges's ge Feit § & Hors were firm, «\.b some demand for export, Within two or three days past sales of 200 bales of bew have been made at 260, » ade. Old more quiet and nomi- Lnm.—Sales of 1,000 a 1,200 bbis. common were made ‘at £0c., and 400 a 600 do. lump at > “Seqgemtaganabe! 50 bbis, Ne Nava Srorss.—fales of spirits of turpentine were making, in lots, at 963¢0. » 300. for piraight lots of South: erp, ip slipping order, and at ten ee D A. leans was made 36340. a Sic. for New York selling at $1 25 a $1 30, was firm and in fair demand from ‘with aales of 450 bbis., insiuding $17 and including prime at $13 1244 « $13.26, for old do. Boat wan is adersic demand’ _0rD, and $10 & $10 60 for extra. Bacon was firm at 9c. @ 930. Cut meats wore in fair request, with salea of 525 firm and in fair demand, with ¢. a 1034., and at 10%o., asked. casks were made atdo. & osing firm. ‘ SucaRs were active, without chabge of importance toes. The sales embraced about 2,000 bhds., chiefly fate within Soldano 40. ieee e }) and grocery gi ri ‘rom 5546. a 6c. the galos were 900 bhas. Cuba, for caaectie Bre- men, at p. t.;200 do. New Orloans, by auction, at 4-810. 2 oxe., with ‘sales of 100 boxes and’ 500 bags on private rms. closed dull and lower, with sales 400 bbls. at 18%c., with small lote iu the forenoon bbia. at bc. Lar eales of 220 bbls. at Rice —fales of 43,0., the market cl Woisyry.—The market NY PERSON WISHING TO ADOPT A ve months old, black eyes Friday and Saturday. from ¢, No, 5 Barclay street, up healthy, pretty male child, fi ‘And hair, parents ray cai 10 till 2, at the office of J, E. Coffe stairs. PM. A ©. WILL SEND HER ADDRESS TO J. M. K. abe will hear of something to her advantage. EEDING FOSTER PARENTS—A BEAPTIFUL MALE ving neither fatber or mother, ‘Intant, two weeks old, ba it B2dat., ‘BAMEN WHO WERE ON BOARD THE BOLPHIN the Echo, siaver, and who when she captured and bounty money, call on THO! teevtved their BRAYNARD, 61 Wall sirge WILLIAM NASH, LATE SECUND MASTER OF Fan Jacinto, who came home in the prize Bonita, oma FO} RIIFICA’ George ‘ashen Paul wit 1° married ia tween the momthe of Jume and 00 pa ay i ‘90 Devereaz sours, LOST AND FOUND. office, New York, No.653, Tor 142, 30-100 ounces silvor cotu, pay: ‘Deen lost; the public are able to Jokp W. Petri, or order, cau to has beam stepped at the 1861, JOHN W. PETAL 0G LOST-$5. REWARD.—A LARGE BLACK NEW hind tase amd om . in'be N fer Bedford erect. his delivery at No. 20 Grove street, REWARD.—LOsT, in West Twenty-third’ at wee and the corner of Twenty-third street and ray, @ small buckskin Portemonnaie, containing about above reward will be paid on its East Twenty-fifth street, or 66 Ole BANE, TOPE NO. Will please. leave the saine at NoUistior nvehunared dollar @ inntic Ban! lyn, on the 9h of ¢ Mharga became ea 0} H. RIOTON, * ‘TOLEN—FROM THE OFFICE OF bara, within a few dare a a Past, the three vol Banks Brothers’ Ath with the let Hon about them may Any one who will and rewarded by Lovell & For- t. Any ron eturning ber to27i Seventh avenue, will receive the WM. BUYER. REWARD.—LOS' black and tan Yervler, stut; b : lame right fore leg. paid cn jeaving the dog et ihe Leader of or on information where rhe can be fou NEW PUBLICATIONS. NOTHER DOUBLE FASHION PLATE IN GODEY ‘Our indy folks. all IN THURSDAY EVENING, A Slut; had on a collar, wi ‘The reward will be , 113 Nassau atrect, prettier? We mean the Fashion flate, f the times we continue these expen. eive plates, and will continue them. The press and our sub- reribers are enthusiastic in their praise, We know that no- of this kind bas ever before been attem, nd or Amey ica, and it remained for U0: on plates for we ladies of America, These at least alx times more bewutiful than the common (wo figi-e fashions, and ten times more expensive. Four sale by all the say itis, Tn desp __FIN ARTS. MR. WM PAGE'S GREAT WORK Is now On exhibition for » short time only at BROADW HOTELS. MITY HOTEL, NEWARK, N. J.—BOARD. J iarge, five tamily woows'to let, z,nait am hour's riae f c ENFREW HOUSE, 17 BIOHTH &TRE Bromdway—Just opened for the winter. Uons (or gentemen and their wives or single T. LAWRENCE HOTEL, BROADWAY AND KIGHTH sires t, New York—Conduéted on the European plan: great e jot men wishing apartments will consult their inte Prices Mity per cent below any otuer, Bi on hand, which Fam lesa ILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE.—W. J. S1TARP WOULD invite the public to exam ety bie newiy invented eushiow perior ty any now in use. Street, Also several second hand Tabies, ented November 16, 1890, mu ‘Call at the macutactory, ELAR's bw _ TABLES AND ey LU | Cushions —! sprovements, patented Sepsember (i Peaviareanta PHELAN & COLLENDER, © 10 WY Crosby aurept, TENT CHAMPION BLLLIARD TABLES, or Spring Cushion, correct and durable eyo ‘and factory 71 wold sirest, ANTED—TO RENT, A BILLIARD TABLE, FOR TR use; Phelan’s preferred. Address, with terma, ©. A. J., Herald oltize, RITIOFIAL TRETH.—OWLY $6 FOR BEAUTIFUL AND substantial seta on pure alive ‘fine atiat, 188, Biath svesue, Seiween ‘Tenth and Eleventh strocta, J B, FILLAXG POR DROAYRD TERT, Misa "ern It y the dineorercte fed to 80) Broadway, Mead RIIFIOA) put in ile Z URSHAU CONTINUR TO BX. or baporary la oe 1 operations Canal treet, opposite Weat Broadway. YRS. DURKIN AND ROI anypinal proveen, “Woche ey where artitt ‘Teeth Sao. 59 Canal etree, ULL SETS OF TEETH INSERTED, WITH out ote, Iver oF —A YOUNG GENTLEMAN LIVING IN jIvania desires to form @ matrims- ATRIMONTAL.—A GENTLEMAN AGED to meet with @ you! (rom 17 Wo 2ly etimony Honey te wot reat required, be only 991 that she should be portesied of so0d looks, wm’ A}} communications +" ‘etly confidential, A dress Ubaries Morton, box 4311 Post oitice, N. Y, RICHORIKA 4) PORTER & 00., AU! ‘This day (Friday), Jan. At the 2 slogans prarova residence, 28 ge a ae eeeirings it EH z APTEUR B,CHADMAN & CO, ‘AUOTIO RICH AND COSTLY Rosewood r; wold carved rosew: tel, consisting of two Tote-a-tete Sofas, two Arm, two Seb and eight oval etataal tops, faltoncods Secret m1 clining Chairs, lace Curtains, Fs tel Mirrors; two ‘Virgin Mary, Pheoe, MAGI carved legs and made to order by Cover; velvet ‘Dining Couches, arm CI of the Glasswi Chambers—Rosew. Wasbstands, Amour a Glace oval tresses, Toilet Ret, Glocky vs Ore a large assortment of basement and kitchen Furniture, ‘Ternis of wale cash; bankable money or cortified elecks, DOTION SALB OF VALUABLE DIAMOND GOODS, Gold and Stiver Watch«s, &¢ Auctioneer, will sell, this day, Sunuary 18, at 10, v'clock, a No.7 Murray street—removed for convenience of sak nent of fine Diamond Jewelry, ¢ cluster and hoop diamond, rl Rings, Pins, Brooches and leeve Buttons, severs! very fine single ‘st me lx. wl | ForJourneymen Mechantes, Young Men in Lawyers’ or Dew: large and cl and ps ‘opal a Binds and ‘at option of auctioncer wale attention of the trade and private buyers. Cat Store to let, UCTION NOTICE.—M. DOUGHTY, will oa, this day (Friday), Jan. 18,’at 10) Eiieiot mectiy nt ing o plush, brocatel and h and an in and siafr Carpets fata Rode cloth; Utevaile, dc. ; also framed ery Sbantieg abe Esdery ale jelry,, Jews ry e rese! AUGTION NOTICE —A the Herald of Januai sada sued faurday, This ts sold at suction on Be . sale will take place. ‘ he Chint Browne & NICHOLS, tor'e kale of househo! ionging to the estate of the late Joon Spooner, consisting of rich parlor, din ery, Vase in frainea, some advertisement, Aatalnistrator, Croe ¥ DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER. ‘Salesroom 64 Cedar street, Yireotly oppanite lost Atice, ASSIGNEE'S SALE oF OF A DANTEL A, MA Whiskey or WILDER'S PATENT SAFES, ALLEN'S STEAM GAUGES, 5 By ®. & FA. 8C CENOK, this day, lsh tn ai tbe store No. 146 Chambers wt sisting ot (on W also tp of all Tot of ladies’ Pari consisting of two uprig bie, ofice Bailing, Chairs, order of a DWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER. 4 RECEIVER'S 8A} poned frum Wedn E. & F o'clock, ai ment of FE stork of One of our !arges $1 bunting and open cased Kxglish late linprovemente, made by Jas Johnson, Evans, Cooper, hia- they and other cei¢braced makers; bunting a tached Levers, Duplex and Chrobometers, by the ers, all in Is carat golt cases Also a splendid @seortmen! of ladies’ Watches, in various st; are now on exhibition and will be perempto B. M, JUUSUN, Recoiver, patent and de yew. Swine th der of “kamen SCHENCK, At : H, SCHENCK, on Saturday, ir sadenroom No. 14h gest (lustra ry . to butt purchascras | By B. & P. O'clock, at thei F. COLTON, AUCTIONRER.—SALE OF NEW AND « seoondband Furniture, three Vianofortes, to-morrow (Saturday), Jam Street, @ large Assortme: hand Purine, from «fatally: di F. COLTON wilt sell 34 @’clork, at 9 Bi wand #cond jousekeeping, ineluding every ENRY Jf, LEE: Eas PR At 110 clock, a! eai¢aroom, Super’ dent of fire! ciags ‘manufactured Furs, article.mi warranted free rom any defect or ting of beautiful Hud non Bay sable ( marten dit squirrel a hinds, de. “sie do,, &¢, ’ Also kinds, forming, - ntoweehod Puen dat | event nitmae, Btock and F vai of "a Crombie, A. V. Willis and others of | Mab patent lever brane Liquors, SALUS AT AUCTION. 01 7 Gh pare ae TO AND BEAUHPUL BNONEE AND MORBLE WORKS peanes, Liguors, ‘4c.; alvo, «lot ot Tunes’ SLAM wane, rasxrivas, | face Siete em ies Zn ate tam 7 By order of J, W- DODWON, Assignee,” °F" Frese, Fourteenth street, wes at ! ail Z} me it i i S 2 J. BOGART, AUCTIONERRS.—¢ D HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Pianoforte, Elegant Drawing Room Suite, Rosewood Carved Centre Tes. % Noval Vier and Mantel Mirrors, Works of _ AMprintc Bronzes, At Mriey ancl At the b ~ ~ay Alar pi ord ath Pid see, ittalubing deo rooms, & stock of Dry Goods and nears are ap ioeipee amass Pi ieee eee jtegeres and Escretolres, Rare Oil Paintings, Parian Marble Ornaments, &c. nt brown stone residence of the late Col. 4 Clarkson, bh pormmpe ro “4 ook Bt rosewood be go 1d Boukcane. ‘ravion ‘abinet ap indy's work Table, Console and hess Jpble, and ny and Mantel Mirrors, embroidered ry bols, Assitmption fat Selous, at Farts; FICENT 137 OCTAVE PLANOFONTE, sage, lined with satinwood, overstrig b: Forward Kam ony twice every wi favorite alee of Tes in Landon, ‘Dublin, delivery of articles 4 chester; Pais, Haveys Hamburg, Rt Petersburg, and all cities pe. ‘ts for sale on London, Paris Germany, in sums to sult purchasers. "AUSTIN BALD ‘uk Buffet, Hertz" extension Dining Table, e ira, china Dinner and Tea Bets, Ware, Spoons, Casters, Coffee Urn, talvers, ruby and crystal are, thesield Table Cutlery,’ rosewood Hatatand. od 6, hairand spring Mat Arorures LODGE, NO. 274, F&A M. tion, thie (Prides Ing, at 734 o'el Gd Tellowa’ Hall) Works hee ison: BF t levers, 18 carat Ei Be UARY, 1861.—ANNUAL SPATEMRNT OF Yas ode required. Arsh J ihe | Or the uct = assortment of second hand Housenold Furni- i Seelininy muusekeeping, is has only been in use a few months, consist- rood Parlor Bults, covered in Chairs: Nt. frame. Fres Glassen, with marble 7 aisut Bi vestoesion Dining Tebles t ex! 2 Dining ‘al French Chit tlery, Olaas fq iureaun, Wasnstants, beat curled hair res Feather Bolstera ‘Pillows, tograin Cerpets, 0 HUMBERT & FF ONS. WILL Furniture un 125 fine line und Iver i'Inted Warn, 180 a small lot of heavy plated e; also 3 Sewing Machines, "4 Uignnd Brandy 2d bbls, Broelslor Lubrientchy Oh nele ¥. ON NOTION. & large sale of Furniture an, tock of Hoste: ‘Wotbing, Piece Gi ve, URDAY, aT ul sale and Jewelry. Sale without NOTICE APPRARED 1 stating that the good will, tore, 3” Grand «ret, would be rror, as no auch LAWLOR, ACh tat, as Broadway, "0.'¢, the balance of stock, cousiati Atauetion thle day crigay). portealy io pn gods el etree plies ee WM. MEYERS, Avctionser. 7 RS ld Furniture and Oil Paintings, be. ds, Hedding, &e.; also, Atty Ol Pi hall particuinre tn to The above sale ia by order of Rovert Tike ENA S40CK LIQUOR AND SEGAR DEALER THEWS & CO, will #eli at auccion, to-mor. row (Saturdas), at 10% o'elork, at their aalesroom, by order of Esd., asnighee, the entire st jed for conventener of xa randy, barrela of oid Rye iskey, earn Champagne, WV in bottles and sase, sures, Funnels, Drainers, & mestih Segars, ac, Catalogues wale at public veadae, on Sat Uhe 19th day of January, at 10 o'clock tu the i Clinton street, « teamn of bay Horses, wi L O# OWARD MORBNYE, AUOTIONEER, ind fixtures An, 8. BULLIVeN, aq. OF RNG LIST AND SWI88 SILVER WArCHEn. tof the storm, | oi heir aalesroom, Ni Broadway, about 1y i A 90., will sell by auetion, on rr ely for city juirre! ditto, Siberian ‘Chinchile dito, large and | srten ditto, miaees and children's Sets of variety, woif, bear, fancy ‘a8 @ Whole, probably the finest fight tan Yih greta in he busine tanh. "Apply Of Une premioee, Aad HItsdsoa street, of cassimere Pants and Balance reeriver's sale, ENRY GREEN, AUCTIONERR, STORE 1% Wi street, will aeli thia day, at 10% o'clock, at the it th Sixth and Souch modern Household Furni- very choice and ine, Wouverman, lebrity; alx Bog: Boer Pumps, five Brandie« and other premises, Begars, Also three yearn’ Lease of SALBs aT avorron. eee NRY B. ERTS, JR. WILL BELL, nd ears, » AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, this: 14" atilo’ ‘at the No. 64 Pine iret lars Jot of Br “ri ENRY GREEN, AUOTIONERR.—SATURDAY, JANU. 5 AY, le H ary 19, at tty auction w ‘store 194 Wiliam were Pay tt ‘Goods, ee AUCTIONEER—WILL SELL WITHOUT FE eel Sa rows eune 646 Eighth Priday O'clock By eeder oft OHha Davib eden” + y Se , — atemeessneeal R. T. HAZE AUCTIONEER. ¢ WHIVIEMORE & HAZELL will eell this day (Pris day), at 103; o'clock, At thelr saleeroom, 188 Broadway, JAPANESE IMIPATIO! ROCCE! 1,300 imitation Japanese M Lat ¥ porlemonnaies, ve eee CET tall de iti conte 7 OH AUCTIONEER, Ag rare ae HAZELL will soll this day (rz 5} ARE AND CUTLERY, Saws, Comprising Tobie Cutlery, Pocket Knives, Razors, PLATED WARB. Invoices Piated Ware, Cy waa of Casters, table, dessert Rasps, ¥ and tea Bpoons, and DRY GooDA, Involces foreign and domestic fancy and staple Dry Geeds, ms Stock Goods, de. |, BOGART, AUOTIONEERS.—THIS DAY, AT e c'clock, at No. 40 Fourth —Constadle’s sale household Furniture, &c., Bureaus, Mattreagen, ‘Mothing, Books, Pictures, Chale J BA Wyo ee, 19, wt 104g 0’ eleatas athe auction MONDAY, JANUARY Shei les. Hegare; aleo four Sewing Machines, of various ye. balan ort UTNE, WILL SELL THIS or ‘at 454 Cunal street, the entire . niture, &e., of a large house, comy ‘one Parlor Fepa/ one Masted Miro ‘6 Ser Utaasea, two on, Oa ‘Tables, Painting», rich Parlor, Chamber, Basement ping Room and other he, dx and atte Sea cook pce Sy Sih y i Room and dure, de, "The stientiom of dealers ane others M invited, e peremptory for cash, — SUMCLAL AUFIURS. USTIN BALDWIN A iy ORO) SHIP sab Fone sora “HOUSE, ee Effects and ples, inda of he of stea ay Rvs Soest fa oh merure ke es 3 ope UrO} Draft IWIN & OO, bera are hereby notified to altoud the. Teguier commun: Ww, OW. 1. TURNER, Seo, IRRE LIBRARY.—THE APPRENTICES’ LIBRARY, A’ ‘Mechanies’ Huil, 473 Brow is open during most the day and in the evéning. ‘are conve mfently furnished and well #w with Newspapers, Pes Tiodicals, Pletorials, &c, The are:— For Apprentices of Sa¢ others employed as mech, tore’ Oillees, Papils th A Colleges bec ete Joo Company of the city and county: RPORA im TED 1885, made in compliance with the requirements of the 12th seotio tact st mechanical m PEST gues Mesa cena perpen ® Capita) stock of this Ce orgghch stall Pal ao we rua comang teen thbeeand aslions onl tetty-etabtoemin. ee ~ On the Let day of Ji 1 1860, the said - Aebied eighteen thousand dollars ‘and forty-eight conte (pla W046), which was secured by mortgages upon real estate ag Bi low Cpon real estate in Brooklyn. ..... pon 4m Rockland oun Since making the iast annual jo chased wit Wal real entate in the city of Of whieh stim they Bave paid Leaving a balance due thereon of ....00. 0.0. +++.20+2, $8000 ich leaves tbe gntire debt of this company $26,000 43, ag ‘All said real estate has been pure for the use of sald company. att aa ean enacts a opinion ‘Trustees was for table t of ite business, It is worth the sata ‘ve paid therefor, and now Spies portion the ‘the company. over and above amount of Its . RSoutTON. RT. COMPTON, President, zapu. pavw ming, Beere KF’ compton, Prea@ien Lad Ty Anases Drowning, Reare- tary, of the? iewrs chet len Company of Posy, ot New York, and Alfred Barmore, Jo tion, A. Compton, Samuel ttlscox and jorace Dennet, of eatd Compe: Hlineelf Saye, Weal the Fotcpetae eX talk eee and ee rock tion pang ‘Trustees, Atatement of the affaire of that they pe toike, edema this v wes Sabsci and sworn before me of Jan 16, oe eet SiSin tray Commissioner of Deeds, \TOTICE.—THE ANNUAL MERTING OF THE STOOK- holders of the American Architectural Lron Company, holden at the otlice ot the company, 450 Walnut street, Pa, on day, Jan |, at 3 aclock T for the ensuing year and ‘i Ly lection ot the trknaaction of muck other bu aw may be jeoenaary, Lhe FITT: rye em, narrsecet. —Caplial, stock, 000, “all paid “tre J.P Kees, J. M. Harding, andJ, Frosteon, atten R. B. FITTS, Secretary pro tom. PALERS TN GAME —NOTICE [8 MERE. . that t i New York, passed 1 ‘proiibsting the suie of quail after the lst of Y, and partridyes after the 18th of January in easly Wil! be rigidiy enforeed on and after the 2th inatant, ation of vielntions of the jaw maf be sent to tbe retary of the New York Sportsmen's Uluby 2) Neseanh dew York. AL NOTICE-—BRADY'S SEVENTH REGIME! monagitim, 20 st, Mark's place, Eighth street, and Seventis sree, bw consequence of the demand for ad- i mission to whe Gymnasium Thaye been induced to make fur- Ub tions in the way of dressing Mosets, and am new prepared to aceormpodate a lmited number of friends of the regiment. New classes are how formii ABNER 8. BRADY, Proprietor, VAVID CROCKENT SAID, “HK BORG ¥ "1D CROCKETT 9 ORS YOU AR right, then go ahead.”” SPENCER, of No. 2 (4 q ts we Joints and wade di are daily, from 1037 M. “Chops and Steaks cooked to Row the London Atyle, by the (wo well known sunards, BINLES & HONKY. PARTNER WANTF. ) TAKE CHARGE OF A To a good business man who me end attention to the huainess ® Address T. K., Heraid oiiee, The __ COPARTNERSHIP NOTIONS. PARTNER, WITH ABOUT $100, WANTED—IN THE produce, shipping and commiatuu business, to Jota with & houwe wiresdy extablished, now doing » profitable eaata trade, Ayply to ©, Be HUW 200. 4a Broadway, room PARTNER WANTED—WITH MODERATE MEANS, ge in the bardware busiwems, It is weil esta and safe, abd onr of the most promiaing and lucrative ity. Any wishing an interview or explanation of sama Will plosae address Hardware, box 120 Herald odice, YOPARTNERSHIP. A PARTY ATT aciuractiniog businenes thal wil pay well and naw. eala: manu Ly | ul wi well ans . Diisbeo, with Svea profits and quick % Apply at No. 53 Kighth wreuue w-dny. LOUR, FEED AND PRONUCE,—THB ADVERTISER fetta Front he Tyrowat puaareemplying (eams—with an estadlixbed flour and feed store business; ample pyemises and cellar room desirable. in terviow nay be bad by addressing Cash terald O1Lce. YARTNER WANTRD—WITH $100, IN THR SAFEST rE rain 2s Pe ad foes astete ee Pek lat IsAAC A. BIGGS, TS Nassau street. sauiiecata 6 Sa An, SES ORIOL frat clans dentist operator, $150 ana iit PT es ne part $200 SANrMtas BAU at a ers Teen Te ee Rn eb Seok BUSINESS MAN (Q00D BOOKKEEPER), 500. nesen ie eharactar, having a few hone dottare to Mvest, desires to obtain An ‘niefest ‘well cstablishedt ofiee business, “hdreem specifying nabare ot business, D, T., Herald office, 9 rane, Sara Be $1,000. aac a) and jnoreasing wee. te paar y OWES 4 Cb iy Broadway, tom a” EVA) WANTED-BY.A PARTY DOING A BUSI- £100 NCE recs aaa OW ite street. ly; the eT So ae WANTKD Witt Rg TO $10,000-—A PARTY 9.0) 0 mount, to join in the mant $5,000 ke ural implemnsat. Anat ‘will “ : Morrone Wlentifed, with the Sow [EY she implement nial fa ih tod of otto planters. | Address Southerner, giloe,