The New York Herald Newspaper, January 22, 1861, Page 2

NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, °JANUARY 22 1861. Academy of Music. PTRat NIGHT OF THB OPERA SEASON. ‘notion is devoted entirely to the tilustration of the strug- pias of tbe prime donne, soprano and gontraito, for the fascinating tenor, with a jealous baritone as a relief to | the picture, The music recommends itself more espe- cially to the connoisseurs tuan to the gesoral public. We have in the first act a fine tenor romance aad a pretty chorus; in the second, » highly colored dramatic duet for the soprano and contralto; and, as the opera proceeds, morceasw d'ensemble become more and moro plentiful Viewed according to the Ginons of public taste—and, after all, that is the only safe rule for the critio—the “Giuramento”’ is to be con- sidored rathor as a medium for the display of the talent of the artists than as a troat for the audience. The per- formance of last night was quite perfect. The honors mvat be accorded to Madame Colson, whose rendering of Elias was ® great triumph. Since her provincial tour Madame Colson’s voice seems to have gained both in strength and volume, and her acting was superb. Evi- dently Madame Colson has given especial attention to this role, and bas made herself mistress of all its difficulties, which are numerous, and, to a tyro, insurmountable. Never has this prima douna—always a favorite here— acquitted herseif eo well as in this arduous rdle. Misa Philips sung the music of the contralto part, Blanca, exoeadingly well, and gave to Madame Colson the most efficient support. Brignoli was in his bost voloe, and seemed absolutely interested in his part. He sung very finely taienghout, Ferri was better than usual, and = is usually good. Musto conducted the orchestra, was excellent, This opera will be repeated to-night _ Brooklyn, and on Friday at our Academy. We have not ‘entered ihto a minute criticism upon it, because ita mor- Coaue are known to every one who is familiar with the modern Italian repertire. The of 80 elabo- rate @ work deserves the especial attention of the mu- sical padlic. On Wednesday, at the Academy, Miss a will make ber debut in “Imcia di Lammermoor.” Miss Hinckley is a New Yorker, eduosted abroad, a tho- roughly weil taught musician, and, it is aaid by the most rental Judges, the very best singer of ail ‘Aunort can prima donne. Joined to a splendid soprano voice, Mus ?Hinckiey posseswes parsonal attractions of a high ‘order, and it is proaicted that her American careor will be a most successful one. The public of the metropolis should give Mist Hinckiey a full and fair hearing. Eawin Booth at Winter Garden. Mr. Booth commenced a new ongagemont at Winter Gardou last night, at which honge he has recently played with great success for a short season, He opened his fresh earees a8 Brutus, in John Howard Payne's tragedy of that name—a part which he rendered once before during his last engagement. Though tho tragedy is, por- haps, more suited to the closet than the stage, and in all, aave the character of Brutus, is weak, rather tame and decidediy tiresome, the undoubted dramatic gonius of Booth redeoms it from abeolute flatness in his fine per- sématiou of the Roman citizon and patriot. Mr. Booth, wo believe, has made this character his own, and in less potent bands than his we fear that it would make but Lite impression upon a criticalaudienos. Tho actor, how- ever, should not be hold responsible for the short comings: of the dramatic author, and if in rendering an admirable poom, but indifferent stage piece, such as this, in a most Pappy and effective manor, radounda to the credit of the actor, then Mr. Booth ia entitled to every merit. There are only two forcible Boones in the tragedy—one the ap- peal of Brutus & the people over the body of Lucrotia, and the other the judgment scene, in which he condemns his gon to death In the last act, and in both, Mr. Booth was oxcelicnt, faithfully impersonating in one the subtie r leader, and m the other oe stern, tahexible rege ing, yet conquering, the human’ attributes 2 the {nthor and ike tann, Mur, Booth wad called before the Curtain twice to receive tixe approbation of the audience, which be unquestionably deserved. The present ment, we believe, 6 Only for vory limited period, in which Mr. Booth will appear four nigh in each week. ‘To-night Mise Aimy Elliott biuamore—the young debutante who made her first essay a8 Julieta short time since with considerable success—re-ap aa Juila im Sheridan Knowles’ charming arama of ‘The Hunchback,” a cha racter im which we bave no doubt she will scoure for horself # fair share of popular favor. ‘Tak Fret Organic Season 1x BRooKiyy.—To-night the associated artiste inaugurate the Opera in Brooklyn. In ordor to avoid all cause for jealousy, the managemont has wisely resolved on opening the seasen with the “Giura- mento’’—tho success of which at the New York Academy last night was eo decided. Thus our Brooklyn noighbors have not only the advantage of the best artists that the motropolis can boast of, but of the latest operatic novel- ties. tt is for them to prove by their support of the epterprise that their now Opera house was not a mistaken necessity, Should they al- low the present excellent compavy, which has jmourred a large pecuniary risk to gratify them, to lose mouoy by their leaso of tho house, it will be some time before they can induge others to repeat the exper!- ment. Let thom show that in « city of three hundred thouaand inhabitants there ia a sufficient number of por- sons of taste and intelligence to rise above the contracted ideas of certain small Puritan apoutera, who can only see im the theatre and in art inveations of the devil and pitfalls for the righteous. Cock Fighting im the City. THR POLICE INTERFERES WITH A DAY'S SPORT— ALDERMEN, OOUNCILMBN AND GENTLEMEN DIS- APPOINTED, BTC. Yesterday afternoon, the vicinity of Luis, in Harlem lane, presented an animated spectacle. Dozeus of car- riages were driven up, well dressed gentlemen sprang out and passed into the barroom, where some two or three hundrea equally reepectable in appearance were collected. Among the party there wore several mombers of the Common Council, a prominent government official, several Wall street financiers and aumbers of woll known local politicians. John Morrissey, Dad Cunningham and others of that class made up a small party of the musou- lar fraternity. Of these, however, there were but fow. ‘The reason of this promiscuous gathering was the au- nouncemeut that a choice lot of New York and Troy (owls were to contend for a pui of $3,000—Morrissey backing one side, and, it was maa member of the city government the other. ‘The ticketa of admission to Lae pit were $3, ne though considered a high price every seat was occupied, nearly $900 being received for entrances alone. Morrissey, during some unavoidable delay in preparing the fowls, cAme into tho pit and announced that his lot were atfeot” od by sickness, and that in consequence $2,600 he _— cuteide was withdrawn, but the fight would gof on, Police Intelligence. Ax Auzam Swiwoum rrom Putapeiiaa.—James 7. Whiting, a man of good address, about forty-dve years | | of age, was taken into custody by policemaa Clark, of | erates ce Maunae Bans © tasting pen ig a tabular uor dealers the contrary notwithstanding. The follow statement of the arrests made among the on Sunday night:— Mors Buraanins.—Foote’s Hotel, corner “ot Bloeoker and Croeby streets, was burgiariously entered on Friday night, and clothing valued at $50 was stolen therefrom, A caxpenter, named Joseph Jones, who had recently been employed upon the premises, was arrested on sus- picion. The evidence against him ts purely cireum- 0) stantial, but it is rather strong, nevertheleas, Teediety at toe knife, which is known to hav» beon the "Oe igh hive prisoner, was found beneath the window. ugh which an entrance to the building had been effected. ‘This knife bad evidently been used in ir od commisston of the burglary, and bei traced to the ion of Jones, the evidence was deemed sufficion ly strong to arrest him. Justice Quackenbush ‘omitted tho pri- soner for examination. The case was worked up by deteotive King, upon whem it reflects much credit. The boot and shoe store No, 643, Carmine street waa broken into on Sunday night. A young man named Nicholas Vellinger was found wy brought before Justice Quackenbush. magistrate Cecided to hold the accused to bail in the sum of $1,000 to answor. Deauye ty Luxunms.—A young man, about twenty-one years of age, named Thomas Rigby, living at No. 15 Rose street, was taken into custody by policeman Holland, of the Lower J’olice Court, on charge of stealing fifteen is kets of cham; 1°, valued at $176, the proport; George F. Wellman, of No. 131 Pearl street. a brought to the Tombs the prisoner endeavored to justify his conduct by Baying that Wellman owed him $30, and oe off the cham, be was only intent on getting back the amount due him. Hointended he sald, af- ‘Ler having disposed of the wine at auction, to keep only the amount that was due him, and refund tho balance to the complainant. The magistrate did not deem the explana- tion satisfactory, and committed the prisoner accord- ingly. Parcociows Yourus.—Patrick Joyce, Morris Moore and Joba Dublin, boys about twelve years of age, were ar- rested by officers Brien and Johns, of the steamboat on of breaking into the lard oil factory of Charice rion No. 11 Morris street, and stealing there- from some old clock works valued at $10. e lads effected an entrarce by breaking through a front base- ment window. Justice Kelly committed thom for trial. Personal Intelll Jarod I. Whitaker was elected on the 16th inst. Commander W. Rogers Taylor, of the United States Navy, haa been ordered to Portland, Sie., as Lighthouse Inspector, First district, in place of @ommander Theodore P, Green, who bas filled that post for the last three years, Captain Green is at present on leave of absence. ‘The Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser of the 15th inst. says:—Gen. C. F.” Henningsen, of Nicaragua notoriety, arrived in this cily on Saturday night inst, and will probably remain some days. He has had much expe: rience in’military affairs, and. is wed of that true heroism which is so serviceable in “times that try men’s souls.” We are glad to know that this chivalrous gentle. man {s with the Southern States, heart and hand, in thoir Borta to rid themselves of black republican domination nd we doubt not is ready and willing to go tnto the field n their defence, Alate eminent citizen of Virginia uaed to say that Seward had a yulture look. Colonel Pitehlynn the famous Indian Chief, now in Washiugton, who is, like all his race, a keen observer, was asked how ho liked Soward. He said be was very’much disappointed tu him; “that Seward had the ‘of & crow, the voice of a crow, anit walked like a crow!"' Dr. Taylor and wife, and Danjol Cloud and wife, of Bal timore; W. Washburn and W. Biake, of Boston, and J. P. Howard, of New York, are stopping at the Fifth Avenve Hotel. Hon. Samuel Hooper, 8. MOS. yor of Atlanta, Ga., T. Dawe and George A. Gard ner, of Boston; Hon. C. B. Pratt, of Worcester ; Hon. 3. i. Philips, of Salem, and P.C. Dart, of San Francisco, are stopping at the Brevoort House. Hon. Henry T. Blow, of St. Louis, N. Whoeler, of Briige- port; D. W. Kilbourn, of lowa; G@. Wardour, of Vermont, and Simeon Stevens, of Lancaster, Pa., are stopping at the St. Nicholas Hotel. €. A. Collins and wife, of Boston; ©. Marshall, of Massa. : J. L. Lowia, of St. A. B. Forwood and wife, of kingland; 5. T. Church and wife, of Syracuse, and J. W, Stanton and party, of Connecticut, are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel Dr. G. A, D. Galt, of Virginia; Mr. Sanbard, of Connec- ticut; G. W. Chase, of Chasevillo, L. Dow, of Kansas; Wm D. Miller, of Lynchburg, Va.; Levi Beardsley, of Wash ington; Geo. W. Denforth, of Boston, aud P. Van Cort- labdt, of Groton, are stopping at the Astor House. H. A. Weed, of Consectiont; H. H. Boncker, of Phila. delphia; Mr. Kingsley, of New Havon; W. E. Barlock, and Shelton, of Derby; L. H. Gregory, of Lake Maho- H. F. Banks, ond R’ A. Brick and wits, of New York; Johnson, of Albany; M. De Pablo, and M. De Diaz, of Staten Ieland, and J. H. Whittemore, {of Naogatusk, Conn., are stopping at tho Albemarle Hote! Americans registered at Sherbette, “ry ‘& 00.'s, No. 8 Place fo la Bourse, Paris, woek ending January 4, 1961:— Horace T. Draper, ’A. A.’ Samanos H. Bodenhamer, James D. Davie, H. Bacharach, Mr. H. T. Bakor, New York; Edwd. Guid Baffum, San Francisco; D. R. Alward, Chirty-clght out of the forty-two emsered were foun de be in good condition. Then. there was more dolay, and why could uot be imagined, until Captain Porter, of the ‘Twelfth ward police, came "into the pit and that thore would be'no fight that afternoon, ‘The disappointment of the fancy can better be a than described, but nevertheless, no ill feel! Tested towards’ tho capiain, who waa said to bore sicaply simply obeyed orders from the police headquarters. This mal hans caused more pxciteruent in sporting circles than any other of a similar character which has been made years paat. sporting man present estimated that ue persons at Luts yesterday wore iatereéted in the result to the extent of #t least $20,000. The question may be ‘uirly aaked: was this match the cause of an adjournment of the Board of Aldermen Inst evening because of the absence of a quorun! ol. Bostwick and Gen. Sandford’s Offer. TO THE KDITOR OF THE HERALD. New Yous, Jan. 22, 1961, Ta thia morning’s [Terai I notice @ communication, feigned by “A Member of the Division Board, in which the writer, in reference to the vote of the Invision au- thorizing General Sandford to tonder its services to Go- ‘vornor Morgan, ures the following languago:— Lam also much surprised in looking over the Heri < = to find a resolution condemnatory of the action General, sigued by an officer who was pre- oan tytn ineet ing, ‘ana, I believe, voted in the affirma- ‘The above observations of the writer are evidently di- rected atme, If so, they are quite unauthorized. The writer has no right to insinuate that I voted in favor of ost demoed ost Y0 avai (acntot gaidat orotaan totulowda—bo tne'b ase goin? edt Bo eloou ¢¢ ia yout toa " wet t Auburn; J Harrison and family, E. F. Poulterer, Oh. HL. Harrison inn W H. Chandler, Ph ladelphia; Charles Alger, Newburg; EW. Eddy, San Francisco. Brvtat Mcrpen ov rie Posrmagran or Cixroy, [11.— The town of Clinton was thrown into groat excitement on account of the most brutal murder ever committed in that county. A drunken wretch by the name of Harrison Sum- ner went to the Post-Office and commenced abusin; stmaster, Lewis Roberta, when Mr. Roberts rtered | 20000 im “-d é few momenta after the postmaster left the office to fae van, Boma He had not gone but a few steps when the viilain a poames ws dirk knife into him, killing Bim almost tempted to make bis escape, but the ons matty. were ree te fast for him. He was caught and lodged tn jail. Movement or Troors.—' ‘The troops now stationed at Platteburgh, N. Y., bave been ordered to Fort Hamilton, in New York harbor. ——_—_—_— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Mowpar, Jan. 21—6 P. M. The bank statement of to-day compares as fol- a with that of last week:— Jie Sian 126 615 on too (oes 8 301 108 e307 198° ote 383, 89,688,696 Jan. 19. Siseieas'ono 29,808,783 8,067 570 Decrease. $8,090,906 Increase. 239.623 3,137,708 1,599,818 ‘This is @ most remarkable statement. It shows that the banks have increased their specie over three millions of dollars, and simultaneously de- creased their loans to a like amount. The increase n the deposits is a million and a half less than the curtailment of the loans. The bank specie will next week pass the point of thirty millions, ond, as yet, there is no sign of any falling off in the receipts, and no material drain to the in- terior. The money market continues easy. To-day was a dull day, people being mostly ocoupied with the new Treasury notes. Some first class paper at 8 percent, The old 12 per cont notes at 234; so that the bulk of the now | Sak will 8.2 “od @ premium of about 1 per Exchange continnes firm at sw, , sterling, and 6.30 for francs. At these 2e°ker demand is light, bat cotton bills are scarce, anu Most of the bankers sre unwilling to draw. The stock market was rampant this morning, aii] 84 the business doné extremely large, All the speculative stocks were higher, with the exception nd Brie, and the amount of stock which Was unusually heavy, It seems rof real holders are availing ‘Vint Bpecrilative fever to [9 tu | tae is asd T can Yoon svt wo. 2 atta wd to ovorqga | hal AW ton Jods Mita—mo:t990 70" bawod tio) ovad mui, bad dive bore Med of ou taser 293 Bids Ue") © fadh aba i t200 Lew Guo oqod T tom 94) oad | fll of | tree over their stocks, expecting to buy them | back again by and by at lower prices. From all that we can learn the commission houses are buy- ing few if any stocks. This afternoon the market off, but closed fm at the following quow- tions:—Milasourl 6's, 004; » %; Canton, 14% 15; 93014; New York Outral, 8; Erie, 344 ® %; Hudson River, 47% s 48; Harlem, 10% » Ki do. preferred, 4134 2 42; Reading, 47 a 4, Michi. gan Central, 69%, a 5%; Michigan Southern at Northern Indiana, 164 a %; do. guaranteed, 3534 & %; Panama, 116 » }; Llinois Central, 86 a 4; Galena and Chicago, 72% a 73; Cleveland aad To: lode, 36 a 34; Chioago and Kock Island, 60 a 34; Chicage, Burlington and Quincy, 77. The leaders ef the secession movement in the Southern States aro learning wisdom by expe- rience. When the State of South Carolina sovered the bonds which attached her to this country, and released her inhabitants from the sliegiance they owed to’ the United States, she considerately suf- fered the United States government to go on car- rying the South Carofina mails, at a lose of nearly two hundred thousand dollars a year, but she be- gan to clear ships from Charleston in the name of he State. In Mississippi, Alabama and Florida a similar course was pursued, The Collectors at ports of entry ceased to act in thename of the United States on the passage of ordinances of se- cession, The consequences were obvious. At Charleston the prospect of hostilities closed the port. At Mobile and Apalachicola every «hip in port cleared on the day of the passage of the ordi- nance, and thus obtained e federal clearance, it being understood that the port officials would wink at the loading of vessels after they had cleared, In Georgia, it seems, this plan has been improved upon. The ordimance of ‘secession was followed in sharp order by a series of resolutions declaring that the United States laws were stillin force, inclu- ding the tariff, and of course maintaining the United States courts, collectors, naval officers, &o., in full force and function. By this means Savannah continues to enjoy a foreign trade, while her neigh- bor, Charleston, is not exporting a pound of cotton or importing @ case of foreign goods. Georgia has in fact seceded on paper only, and the people of Savannah thus escape the sufferings which the pre- cipitate conduct of South Carolina and Alabama has inflicted on Charleston and Mobile. The re- cent attitude of our foreign banking houses may have had something to do with producing this re- salt. For some days the few houses which con- tinue to buy bills at the South have directed their agents to buy no bills which had not a bill of lad- ing and a federal clearance attached. ‘The business of the Sub-Treasury was large to- day, some two millions having been paid in on ao- count of the new Treasury notes. The following are the figures :— -, $2,162,345 96 A railroad committee, composed of the presi- dents of all the leading roads in the North, includ- ing the Grand Trunk, is in session at Washington to-day. It is understood to have reference to some general arrangement about freights, and also to fix upon some schedule for the transportation of cotton on & moderate basis, with a view of secur- ing it for the Northern roads, The Cincinnati Gazette says:— ‘The executive committee of the two Miami roads have revised their tariff on cotton from Memphis to the Kastern cities, and have made the following rates, based on $1 for compressed and $140 for uncompressed, including Ciweinuati transfer from Memphis to the following pola, Com; uw 464 604 4 H 30 None, The Boston pear Bulletin of Saturday statos:— Altbongh the money market has not materially changed since our last, ite course, upou the whole, haa been to- wards greater caee and abandance. For a day or two pa- oad tnctined towards higher rates, from the proasure of York notes, and the fact the’ the banks ceased to gain coin, But this teudency seems now checked. The banks are again increasing specte, maialy from the pro- ceeds of Engliea gol’ cent to the mint for recoinage. New York funds are scarce and in request, and {t is cer- tain that the practical retes for esteemed paper are lower in State street than in Wail street. We quote 7 to 8 per cent, outaide, for the beet Boston notes, und 8 to 9 for tha best New York paper. The banks are getting 6 per cent from small customers, or from those larger depositors who rarely apply for discown.s, and 7 to 8 por cent from Torromern oo eeign Me’ ences dnolengie hate tr cone tracts snore Severetile, bode Philadelpuia and Baltt- more funds boing at a small discount only (say 4 and % of one per cent respeotively), while Western funds have Seerevss several per cent since the unfavorable change that followed the improvement of a fortnight ago, The New Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company have declared their usual semi-annual cash dividend of five per cent, payable on and after tbe lst of February next. The comparative receipts and expenses, and other statistics, for the years closing on the ist of December, 1859 and 1860, are as follows: — 309 1360. Grose receipts... Ay ab en 65 1,115,881 76 Expenses. : 282,072 17 443.161 06 Net earnings. 643,610 48 670,720 70 Dividends, 10 per cent. 874,900 00 374,900 Ou Surplus... 191,883 7 218/248 00 Miles run sveesellA? 522,731 Running expenses per milo...... 86 cents. 75 cents. A stock dividend of ten per cent has also been declared, out of surplus earnings, to all stock- holders on the 31st of March next, which appor- tioned stock is to draw dividends as other stock out of the net earnings from the lst of January instant. There are still surplus earnings on hand amounting to $287,569 43, or about seven per cent on the capital. Stock Exchang Monpay, Jan. 21, a. $4000 Tr’y 12 pon. 20000 Teun 6's, 90. \ Ey S abs Bank of NY. 98 m5 63 Mechanica’ Bank. 106 = 250 66 Bk of Commerce. 92 120 STM en 6 lot do. do dB, do. do do do. do... do. do. 82% do. 82 = 400 Cleve & 82 = 100 do. 82 (00 do 82 «100 do. ax Pd Jo 61% 200 do. 61% 300 do. Stig 100 do.. 8l¢ 200 da. B1y L 40 81% 162Chi& RI RR ed do... % Loo do. % 100 &.. “400, do, 100 do, bo do, 60 do 10% co woo do.. a Sas , Bar 200 49. 680 do... 60 do OO Wil & Mm wed ” Mol 4 9% 901 water talt® MOM mires or BOARD. 9 100sbs Read’ Zo Mach Ooul Bi. eda : 2000 Virgmia O's". TT 200 do... 1000 Missourt 6°8.... 695% 69 — do. * Teg cut A oo dee bd eu . soaici, OO 100 Mic SokWia RR. 16: fora uc syst 600 GO... ess eey 16) Beane 9% 300 do... 8d 18 dieo chic tN Wistia 45% “00 aie so aN 35: 69 she ac MalissCo 3 700 do... 35, 80 © 40 Panama ‘iit. 0 60 Ill Cont RR ser! 200. do..s-s., 4 40 Gov, CA ORR 26 Hudeon Kiver RR 48% G0Gal kChic RR... 1 900 Harlem RR...... 1634 600 200 N ¥ Cent RR 830, 81” 100 50 dase sie, SUNG 100 200 830 80K 160 200 100 FA s 300 7) 700 60 100 | = 60 40 re Don, pire, . Deposits 105,623 6,644,753 214,131 4,421,626 64/979 "222,738 2,263 rd 1s wT ore a0s'sn0 188708 109/018 ‘464,746 195,555 137,168 547,479 266,062 116,666 426 069,730 177,026 1,015,756 948,280 209,717 1,272,809 44,306 © 96,808 '138,604 16,329 60,604 23041 Fulton .. 231 188,868 1,219,181 Grecawic! 142,882 146/207 ‘461 204 005 47,479 312,691 408,886 230,602 78,444 091 Irving... 821,067 144,320 123,612 631,576 jp. & Traders’ 2,318,285 438,370 174,700 1,446,864 Lowther ,, 2,463 360,689 266,783 1,163,442 Monhatvan ».,.. 6,064,004 1336,866 316,940 8,889,234 Merchants’... 6,268,477 1310,768 193,072 3,916:289 Mochantes’ :. 1 3/986,442 170,678 296,126 2,539,943 Morchauta’ Ex., 1,796,346 268,024 118,166 "811,578 Mocha. & Trads’ ‘446273 219,646 144,978 678,748 Moreantile,..... Motropolitan. Markot........+ 80) 029 18 Manus. & Mech. "748,613 153,608 114,361 Mech, Bk Ase’'n 698/234 066 Marme.. Now York. ae i 1138 #1 832.201 072 North River... 1211508 78/286 '383/ee1 N. Y, Exchange. 736 © 27,269 © TT,219 255.1 N.Y. County... 230 108,515 66,068 297,543 Oooads..e+++-6. 1,861,913 261,622 120,514 837/361 Oriental... ‘490,015 122,287 88,748 ‘663 {988,019 288,127 113,731 800,246 6,129 487 2,688,67% 161,199 6.100,190 624,164 "160,800 02/076 472,460 . 8,264,866 670,406 120,251 2,166,744 1 4)161/610 970,017 184,812 8,178 /589 St 362,348 5 ; i'3td'oo 224,275 201/888 '761,480 4074320 15,872 230,380 2,707,012 210,418 300,781 767 Union... 979,783 185,961 2,815,416 Total... ...§126,084,620 20,608,788. 8,067,670 80,636,000 Clearings for week ending Jan. 12 $123,908,188 81 ee “ 19 121 218,132 16 ‘ « 2 7/011,833 26 “ « “« 19 6,622,819 10 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Mowpar, Jan. 21—6 P. M. Astms.—Sales of about 20 bbls. wore mado, including Dots at Sc., and pearls at 5i¢0. Baxaperurrs.—Flour—The masket was easier, with a fair export demand, and the sales embraced about 16,000 bbis., closing within the range of tho following quota- tions’ Included in the sales was rumor of 10,000 ovis. oe extra baving been purchased at $5 60 a $5 60. — + $5 5 a 6 36 $4506 6 Superfine 5 25 a 6 36 6 aT 2 Mixed to straight Southern. 5706 10 Straight vo good oxtra do .. 16 a7 25 Choice extra family and bakers! branda. 12a 8 60 Rye four ,... ese ain 3104 3 56 was quict and tho stock limited: the sales embraced about 800 bbis., closing within the range of the above figures. Rye flour was steady at our figures, with sales of 160 bols. Corn meal was dull at our quotations, and sales wore omall. heat washeavy and lows active, with the turn of the market in favor of purcbasors. Tho salss reached about 20000 bushels, at $1 32 for red State, $1 66 for choice white Kentucky, $1 60 a §1 66 for white Michigam, $1 48 & $1 60 for white California, $1 87 for red Jor $1 33 $i 36 for red Western, in’ atoro, and $1 30.4 $1 81 for do., delivered. Corn was in fair demand and dull, The sales embraced about 35,000 bushels, including Western at 70c., in atore and delivered: Rye ‘was quiet at Téo. a 76c. Barley was firmly hold, but was quict. Oats wore steady, with salon of Wostern and Canadian wt 36c, 4 STye., and State at 87. a 384j0. Corvus.—Tho galos embraced 1,100 bags Rio at Lc. » 13c., 200 do. St. Domingo atl '13160., and 260 mats Java at 16,0, Corros.—The sales embraced about $00 bales, closing on the basis of about 12). n 1 Fraacarrs.—To Liverpool rates wore firmer for grain, with more offering. About 70,000 burhols corn andjwhoat were engaged, chiefly in bulk, at 10%. alld., and tu ship's bags at'113¢4., 2,000 barrels four at 37s.’ 6d., 200 boxes bacon at 363,,'200 tierces Inrd at 37%. 6d., 1,000 baiea of cotton at 3-Ad. & 13 92d. aud 300 boxes chceso at 408., 600 bags clover feod, vy Steamer, At 60s. por ton. To London—600 boxes choeso at 43. To Glasgow—600 bbis. flour were eogaged at 48., and 300 bbis. lard at 404. A Prussian bark was tuken up’ for Cork and a market to oud with 24,000 bushols wheat, in bulk, at 133d. Hav.—there was a good sbipping demand for Southern ports, which constitate tho chief markets for this article; the tales embraced about 1,200 bales, closing at 90c. a 9bc; for city use It was selling at $la$1 12, according to quality. Link was quict and prices were nominal. Morasce.—New Orieans was steady, with small sales At 360. a Te, Naval Stones —Sales of 100 bbla, (straight) spirits tur ntine were Linde at Abc. , 150 do. at 36 3¢0., and 200 do., New York barrels, at 87 5<¢. 800 bbis. common rosin, deli: vered from yard, ai $1 90, aud 1,200 do., alloat, at $1 25. Provsioxs —Pork—the market was firmor and in good demand, with sales of 700 bbls, including new moss at $17 75 a $18, and new primo at $18 75, Beef was atoady, with sales of 200 bols. at saturday’s rates. Cut meats were sieady, with aules of 200 boxes and tierees of shoul- ders at 28350, Hams were at 8c. a 9c. Lard was firmor and in good request, with salee of 400 0600 bbis. at 10}c a 1030. Butter and cheese wore in fair demand, and prices unchan; Face —Salog embraced 200 casks at 40. a 43¢6. ‘ ae sales embraced 300 bags at 8%0., and 390 0. at Xe: SvGavs.—The market was steady, with sales of about 000 a 700 hhde.. part it rofining goods, at 5o. m6 KO. Waaxxy.—Sales of 300 bbls. were made at 18 Ko. Movements in Real Katate. By James M. Miller. 1 lot 8 1434, 226 fect cast Eighth avenue. Steamship North Star, J Aspinwall—D B ship North Star, Jor nw, All ya Dexota, . diaaton, Havana and ‘Now Orleans mat oy fh Now Orteabend an Amoor River—Funoh & Meincke, Onilao—W J Forbes, He urlow, ee for orders—Brett, 1 Tani & Fassia. on Care Peat E tore eT laracaibo—K favenstedt & “hark Rergmasn Cogan, Mew Rere-cA Dell & Sean, Waa Bark Carolina, Natanzas—H 00. Brigt M Deuton, Barto, Pars and a mkt-burdew & Rive “brig Ace, St Jobns, PR—J ¥ Onataria & Co. Brig J, Port, Havana Trujillo & Rass. Brig Ooean Spray, Atibba, Cleat eure E Back & Co. pre Penguin BT), Con: ea eg mF ude Middietos $00, Behr Pe Dit Dewalt Bent Morrill Sasbon Rehr year, Newbern—-O B 4 00. = Sian rin Benr Behr —se ‘Lewis, woager Fareans, with mdse and as 18 days, with mdse, to cm 25; mame Lg a etiies dh Jan 7, vis Inagua Lith, redagui, Neuvitas, Men i ‘10, with sugar, to with Sat tuebwen a Brg Fatrohid, Obarleston, 3 days, with cotion “Sane as Doane, Kingston, Ja, Dee 8, with Behr hoe, Godfrey, Pensaoola, 17 days, with ship me vses ‘Phillips, Mount, Jacksonville, 6 days, with yr Koch: nike Aavanuah, 4 days, with ship 7, Obarleston, 4 days, with cotton chee re. " Suliman, Nowbern, 4 days, with cotton “ibe tars aaa one 4 logy with cotton Sobr Bebr Bebr Boor bear Bebr J Sete Btommer Stormer . Koamy. at the Highlands reports at 5:30 PM mo in- The the ' ward bound vessel ia sight. BELOW. Brig “Hotore,"’ of Boston. —By pilot boat M H Grianoll. Bteamsbips North Star, ged Havana; ships and Andrew J: Francisco ; Henry. Loe ee srade,Valparalssi ‘Wind during the day W. Surry Maw or tur Boston), Slaawoed, from oa etary ‘pat inte Falmouth In bee weather tereshentng foe aaw Mi iow. Steering for the Lizard. Ben! A lanoring beara. en = Ploged bela ice ie 1S LWA ‘. 7) hands to halae My — Close-rected topsails and fore- sail, Tad Fight bebeing ‘i, mallee ditant 9AM, heavy tgo down every inl Bea ry of eanvaue to Marat a ‘and ulwarks to let the watel cago. Cub sm the OA dor. ft Bee <* ete : go tathorne Poinmouids i tee on siarboard cal op port. All hands sent below, perfectly, ng Water, cote to an anchor | was so overcome I could not speak. went bolow and erled like a child with i, dazenes came offered upa | fervent prayer (o 6 Providence { ‘ation of ‘ave excellent officers and as noble» crow as ever ced a anip's deck, Thanks to ‘them that t am here to tell wach tie inet each instar un te aoe, jt ayer th reg arapbeil Hampton Roads 18th inst, from Liverpooi for’ ony ‘olnt, ie orte “that om the 2th fell in witt Bremen ship wre Pia lauke, { da) raout se een eee eee to New ps" and on rao a and 178 paso crow on Are: cates “thas off nnd’ brought them ints (he Hoeda The MS being tear enips, Provisions at tho ‘imo, bad to reduce the allowance vw one Voy. of water and 4 biscuit per day. Nothit was saved from the Globus but what each man on bim al the time." The following isa list of the cargo oa board the Globus :—1 box bedding, 498 boxes mdse, 234 caaks do, 75 cases do, 16 Lena do, 15 bales ‘do, 6 casks, 1 alo sng 2 boxes drugs, 30 5 bates oi cloth, 3492 picces lead, 2 boxes {tide Barbies 148 balen: tadeo, 63 dures wine, Wo Baa tu oh do ootion goods, 150 casks beer, 1 32 bores passengers’ goods, 14 Cais bards the boxes books, 94 casks ‘Saga 1 box unde bales sundites, aud 1 orrexnenc—The following is the cargo lst of Chip Gullenburg, wresked on, Goodwit Sands: on, Bb Sour, SOX oe rio, 3 half ton do, tztbble Toei do shoe ROS CXL WO Seoreitrocy ‘a canke tabasco, 20 os Tustie, S60) aigen Smir 5xa Lark, at San Francisco from Boston, was 70 day olin be'S tu ihe AUantio; 40 daye tuonce 1080 1m the Paola, | expea With continua! streng westerly "zaleny passing numerous ioe- fund splitting aaile; eprung thoforoyand. carried away Phechead krces and trail boards; started culwaver, hi Ang 10, lat 2324 N, yee was struck by lightning, wi carried ever th ‘the main topgallant and royal masia, destroyi a the main royal and sblvering the maintopriast head; was 8 in the Pacific to the Equator: ills ep carried » bats Limos faae i jaeonee 21 ‘dag seaman, feil fi ie fora tagl aed tan toad, Doc 20, Archi ¥ of Pert! died. Ham Suv the Ham! 295 bales cott mn Roads for cane ‘3 On Sur Coninnx, Baker, 8 Hamptor orders, 6x) 8 oot 8, James Wannex Fisuxx, before en en at Hereford cr: parateisa cerca ‘Oapt Daly Bane Inlet, bas has goneto Buig Xxwormox, Doak, from Cardonas 19th ult for, Port. land, reported pi Newport, exporienced very heavy pe fall the pamage; catriod away bobslaya spars, &c. Be Bria Many Weir, hence for London, had a cargo of 8806 bushels of wheat. — Callao for Horn, Now of consumption. Brio Arce PRaxxtix (of Yarmouth, NS), Clement Ardrossan Oct 11, with a cargo of pig tron consigned to Edmiston Bros, tias not yet arrived at this port, Livzaroot, San «The Lisxie Southard, from Liverpool for New Orleans, wns off Queenstown y wind! ‘The Prince’ of Wales arrived Stl, wih 9 Jey toretopta at and with low of bowsprit, crossjack yard, and main mizen topgallantmasts, Br Twomas, Jan 2—Bark Pentucket, Lelghton, of and f NYork, ‘bond to London, arrived in kino Sathasia le | = so ES teal ea having acount mia oyruag mate Mast’ fore "nade fore aail Peace riers qeomrrusete ates ‘of Yarmnout jorrili, with a fromthagul ie York, b na so mi faherevioaking badly} Yarmout Seder trnnstanot sharter, (iptletter to lwo intel Walter, Esq., Secretary of Board of ‘Untietwriters. i] Netice te Mariners. AFRICA—SOUTHRAST COAST—FIKED WHITE LIGHT AT MOUTH OF BUFFALO RIVE, Trxasory Daranturnt, Orricn W asuinaror Official information has been received nt’ this oiflos, that the Colonial Government at the, Cape, of Good Ho notice that on and after Aug 25, 1860, a i a be exit. ed from the ios renee’, erect c "he —— of Buffalo River, East London, SE coast of The it ine fixed white light, elevated 45 som oe the evel of high water, and vialbie in clear weather from a dis- ance of about 11 miles. The Lighthouse, painted in alternate bands of red and white, stands eet at the Seite of the entrance of the river.” By order K. SEMMES, Secrotary. Spoken, &<. Ship Joba Sidney, Wheeler, from Calentta for NYork (not a6 before), Dec 21, lat 4 12 8, lon 36 17 W. ‘Ship Hebert, Cushman, Gus, from Mobite for Liverpool, Jan 6, lat 54 38, lon 64 50. Ship American Union, Macoduck, from Mobile for Livor- pool, Deo 26, lat 49 17, lon 22, Ship New England, from Babia for NOrieans, Deo 20, off Pecnaan buco. Park Tyeoon, Lewes, from Gsiveston for Liverpool, Jan 7, Bark Wessacumcon, from Balitmore for Montevideo, Jan 6, Int 36 18, lon $6 42. Bark smperador, from Philadelphia, steering 8, Dec 20, 60 miles 8 of Pernambuco, ALEP, with the letter A in hor signal, 42 da: 1 tna fr Rio Janeiro (wuppoved tho Ad W-Applogasth, Groves), Deo 24, iat €'S Jom gig Bini of aud Trom Portland for Havans, Jan U4, tat oe brig Daniel Maloney, Steelman, fom Apalachicola for Providence, Jan —, off Key West Nebr Florence, Avery, {fox Busnes Ayres for Valparaiso, Nov 2, « A alee Horn, Sehr Yndos from Mansaniile for Norfolk, Jan 14, Cape Hat. teres b)) * ir miles. im Ports. Forel, ips Cl larinsn, Burd, Bird, for Cal- Rownay, Deo 12—In port outta Idg; Monarch of the Sea, Garduor, for Liverpool do; 7} om do (at £2 10); Tans if foe, Ms ', for United a, Brown, from Rangoon, arr 7th, une; Spirit of ie the from Hong Kong, arr Bth, une: Southern Times, K vt Bewson, tor Great Netibern (Bry Houston, for Nee New (Ships Silistria' (Br) and i. R Robinson, Robinson, une. nada, to arrive from Oaloutta, have been chartered for 12, the former for NYork, aad the latter for Boston.) Sid ov 37, bark , Hong Kong; Deo 2, eee Shakspeare, Norcross, Liverpool’ Sth, Hleetric (Bi ZiIn port sche J W Maitiand, Leeman, from ork Idg. o-Ar Village Helle, Blalodell, London for Car. z! Dna ‘Ja ait 8 (and proc Fueenay v—Sid abt Roeghoraa, Pendleton, Mobile. Guar nsan, Jan 6—Arr A ite, Kelly, NY Hativsx, Jon M—Arr Brisk, Ryan, N Id 12th, sobre i y Brien, Hartigan, or Paitadelpiies loth, ‘Spray, Parker, n 1 No Am vesse! in port, , Jab 5—Arr Linwood, Penny, NYork via Queons. town, Western Empire, Boule, Surieane:, Mary Storer, Ma thea, it John, NB; Ah, steamship Keaar, Little, WYork, Nid Dee , South America, berry, Mobi jan i ("Martha Brewer, Nutieaws; Webster, Lawrence, NYork; 24, alei York, WA Pinten! i, Benaett, fava; . Frank Pierce, Brooks, Orleans: Are easton. Sib, James Nesmith, ha s, ‘NOrledas; ‘Con! wor, leaton Nay babe Noni eon (@, for Portland 10th Niagara (« for Boston 12th; ory of Washington (#), for NYork 9th; Ara: bia (®), for do 19th; Cictory, Ainawort! i ‘and Star of the Went, Morrison, for NYotk, about ready; Wallace, Lane, for do 7th Beile of the Ucenn, eng, for Philadelphia 7th; Oreondates; Pike, for NO Yeang 71h fe in port ot Mirmingham, Elliot; Shooting Star, Hotch- lon; Avorpel Packet ‘Crosby. and W it po ibatohel- ier, for Mnabatina, Dizon; Weet oo Child Hes ‘Adsense, Chasey Rovenan, Lees; Columbia, Bi SC Urant, Wincbtey, jorahvert Wiliam Cum! sad Laneaater, Wyoming. Warton, and J ine barver, Bey, for Fi ir aC Cur tk Kndwles, for Baltimore; oni iewart, Cartor, tor Chariesies., Golden Cross" Susilvasé Ample thes: Sullivan, for New Sevens; Pride of Ci (Be), for Port- jend; and others. {.iokoonsnnnr, Jan G—Arr aeamsbip North American, Al Lom a Jan 3—Aid Warbler, McCurdie (from Liverpool), rieane, Mansstiiss, Jan 2—In port sbi; W Brune, Darke 4 ‘Me F for RYon lags America Ragin, Dycr, from N arr SoA Feariestaue ear aaron Wo tos Mowrevinxo, Nev 30—In port taules tor lag ttn. he Sort, Las faabotd fm Arthur Pick- from NYork , and Anna D Jordan, iver, (rom Baltimore Bept 14, ), do, Serene sian S—Arr steamships Vigo, MeGulgaa, New Bean ta Beek her rl rr big PC Satoh Our, Yor: pray tan 90d Col Ledyard, Sutton, fa id bere br) line Den Webb, Wyman; D B Baylies, Jayne, tol = ern oa wohra Antelope, Higgins, Bos- si “ey Aas Racer, Purvier, raat oon sobre eres ie rie M Mi a up. | Ship Capt sianwood’ Writee:-“When the ship | a esOn, fee gon e-aee ee Polynesia, Morac pest fier 2h Arr raat im aaa bee scene ne eae Nag Ane Ki, wae ay aS ition id ae Tbe Arr se at Wm G Cid bark! Onlla, Abb Cork ad ak brige Lucy Ann, Poruaad rallies or ton! Wasa, Suifora, Pi ete Jan IL Cid ship Colur sebr Ld mies jakeree. an Dag ak Bes TN ‘sowers, tow ra aa Alpine, ‘Kilman, ‘Tor: MiganRU iy. Jon Ar eam Dei tear Ohte Low, Tiaws, Boston. Rogers, erie Eran Evans vane: DB Morshon® ‘AL lea, F N FRANCISCO, samalp Gale hes Or Howes, © Yo Bt? Asay A soe ore do; trom NYork Fey Ban Fri for 4 sae eae an J Port 1b, bark Tudian Queen, Giles, from Aspinwall, cg NeANNAT, Jen 7—Are Me Pendleton, Brat omens are and a Phinney, imes, y, cory vork. ships aign, Vaughan, Bravo, “hemm. . Murphy, ‘Johuson, arr ins; athny ice ran, pore aOR ; co oe ryneeh Wir act 4, Déarvorny ae he smite ‘Havre; barks Yankee at Burke, bi cog Ton, a ee Hedmes, Mul me ayins a an Ata, Blin Larerpat on, ed Binceny Bel ae Ae ‘Bunter, Bakor, Seiaworon, fale Jan 17—Arr sohrs Fi mine, Hesane, 18m Hattie Ross, Poland, Cuba; Jonas sate, Dayton, NYork. og 18 He brig Geo Pi ae aia sete P), Cu oO; eto; EF tomar owion Oe LOSt AND FOUND. ee FOUND.—ON SATURDAY, 19TH br Ri white Ooach slut rail a7 beth sireet, between tener and be the basement, “Gan have her by paying for uoubls aad OH, FINCKLE ‘ATH NO. 233 FOR OnE TUNDEED shares Morris bay 3 been 4 att Lely Ca pers roby caution spainet “omer gery ‘aa application will be made ‘he same. CHAS, ExMony, & 0@., ‘Third stroot, PI No. ee ORT—ON CaSO REaS TER TH INST, SErwaan Lp narsted yd eae OF OF — CURR at Numi book is 17; The iedor will Please | leave errs ‘bank. te as ITRAYED ee SUNDAY MORNING, aN ENG. Usb r color and white, Whoever will re. ty. Tour the NRY HANFIBLD, corner of MEW ADS. > EWARD. —LOBT, ON SATURDAY. RV ENING largs brass No, ally rewarded by iecavieg it with alles Courey, ARD.. ON soypay Td, mA eee see doe ed ot Back uh ot Tanto. bere reward wit! be id to bo wl ret 12S Weer ha ‘or 6) Prout aireet. reture ‘bin to > willbe bs: Conrey, Express, Lt —Lost, AT THE ACADEMY OF | ue hareda: ‘ovening, 17th inst., a white lava receive the above tarning i ote Waurerecen™ oo e ‘reward by REWARD.—LOsT, Faiacdtate FROM — HAVEN LO sepotto Caibatine ‘erry canvace Trunk, marked $ end GAH and on plate G. 4. Holmes, The a re- will be id by returning the samo to 365 Fourta are- nue, Washi REWARD, — Lost ON SUNDAY, THE 297 $20, lady's gold Watch and Chatn,’ with Charms uy pone 0 Mo have bean lost in Twrerity-ninth at eaten ‘Sixth avenues. The above he finder will recelve the reward and (hanks Fs “od owner by retaraing the ‘seme to Wri Darker, th ana ® Bast Twenty-sixth street. i REWARD STOLEN FROM 183 WEST PTRE $20 co jonday, Jan. 2), a gold Patent Lover Waich, ad then, ae by leaving pee e's, ns Went anaes PERSORBAL, RSON WISHING TO ADOPT AN INFANT ite birth, may address Mra, MoLaughlin, Union AMY Pe from ite square Post oflice. A. egTeBes ‘18 ALRITER FOR YOU INTHE E Post AMILTON FERRY, SATURDAY, AT ONR—DLUA ‘dresa, sinili fron pleasant thoughts, muddy atreota Went to Wed ¥: yea Dees Be i. the boat or Thu BC. By Herald oftice, RO [FORMATION WANTED—oF MICHAEL AND ar. rik Gaifns hen last hoard from they were in Moblle. fin faformaiion of (bean wil be thankfully received by their r, Mra, Gaffnoy, in cure of latrick Cummings, No. 6 Fie ‘erect, corner of First avenue Mobile papers ‘please ya LC lea eae he habgg' {end Jone h? PUSAND os James D. York. par. THIS | DAY. “SAME PLAOB. MULLIWRRY, 40, URS, FURS, FURR, LOW “THR WNION, THE WHOLE UNION, NOW AND FORGVER” KELLOGG, 381 Canal stereo. SPORTING. seen in this olt ee Pups, from the largest uae Reber oer Heda’ dia ‘Garon Sores of RESTAURANTS. pres No. 2 Cortlandt street, corner of LIVE. THE 1 Two JOBS WILL MEET AT 1” Co Wore “i ae ham Mt To'clock. No down town we WM, T. BINLRY, Propeiotor vaastaeiest Otek 44 Tent hie EHD 9 otherwine SLURW Gloucester street, in the city of : , administrator of said reg BLEIVAN, ten OF HRMING and DANIEL JOHN ec lbs o7' of CBsacey, Ireland, Bo Pati ike ado, ime ak ton hae been dled in the said ara se soopuat iakes of the ee rata le foots of ‘fond take notice that sald. went of ade of AOR MOD fore oe to peat aid ain Ge ake ais oe Shercuiety cima, Se ren Se an