The New York Herald Newspaper, January 28, 1861, Page 3

t : f i i | i it Hi ulate nie mater i sy zg E 5 i if 3 ‘ F is Hf Hi (3 : ze : Er, He seems ready to grant anything so long as he Seb eerpnites ¥p call ‘them his own. But experience westow receive them a es ie eat ae ae Justice, and are sel- »mycontent with them. Few believe that any moves in otlis direction will atave off the impending troubles of the French journals of every description are full of the "Pein of South Carton 1 should be gratifying to iuhat party” seems to’ oyinpethize wiih’ ber present iguiry.2 Every one dopiorce the. threatened. break up national affliction; and freedom of their’ own ‘80 Say with the sorrowing disciples at been He who would have had been the duration of feder: sh would have served as the point of liberty. all over the world. tive Chamber will open here on the 24th, it will immediately proceed with the imperial em, of reform. ‘The Moniteur bahar reg or with the fol- Jowing in relation to affairs at Gacta:— Many foreign journals have been lately occupied in speaking of an armistice to be just concluded ith the belli- ot at Gaeta, Steps have in fact been tdken bring ® truce, under cover of which negotiations might ly it r i ate be opened; but are ogee result, Sardinia, how- ever, baving readiness to suspend the mecessary travail we uni ‘the 19th of this month, Vice-admiral d’Turin m charged to to communicate Bese eeag torte hat meme ec in uence @f this invitation, the French Wrenn squadron would withdraw from the waters on Gaeta, hve only one tll the of the tr that this church will testify to the Catholic word constant solicitude of the Ei yet its in. perform the tradit! role of Dall at the Tuileries, postponed on the 9th, is to take ido robert ‘The dressmakers of Paris are beginning jue Imperial is just now a centre of great attrac evidently As orteon point with the iim fed that, prepress the boson of the time ng hes poinied occupation, the Freach troops still bens eo een te fered in Syria. The poate are ever ing at freah cons; which nothing but ener the French prevents from breaking out; and now, the more to impress the public mind with the of arenewed French oocupation, M. Moquard. payin ‘8 Bee nplary tes writtena piece enti Scand teeaeainmeaneae nee wi fmatuyue and all the beau monde, who were in the secret of ‘the real author—M. Victor ir being the ostensible eed My space does not it of a lengthened descrip. of the nico It will be sufficient to say that sl ced relief the ‘fidiousness: of tl Druse, as eee Vi ithe arnt it ski fally ‘the: abso! necessity Frenc! iaanhapeoats Anaale Kader himself is personat- ed and bricks me in eloquent language le grande nation, chief in particular, to whom he originally owed his liberty; one or two acri monious reflections on the policy of England he wa: made to utter, vr ehich have, however, since boen leit out; but Led the near relation of theauthor to the Emperor, it is somewhat significant that they should ever bave rel inserted. seepien, im itself is scarcely Moquard enjoys, but the splendid cg ippendage of camels, fiery Arabs, other accempaniments of the kast, make itso attractive that as soon as the present severe weather relaxes trains are to be constituted inorder to tecommolaie ray ing people who live at an hour’s dis. ‘athe Cardinal Srehbiahop of Paris has just submitted a tigularigs i sprus, expressing the grastade of te Gar: tari as 10 Chris tians of the Lebanon for all the hoeetis 5 which they have received from the generous policy of the Emperor. It is signed by Clement Babas, Patriarch of the Greek Catho- lies of Antioch and all the East; Athanase, Bishop of Sour; J 8 Bishop of Hawian; Malachios, Bishop of Basile, Bishop of Jahlets; and Gregoire, i Lt Jean a’Acro. France will doubtless manage to keep its Syrian oc. Phin and thus continue in well doing. a News from Nassau, N. P. d Havana. ARRIVAL OF THE KARNAK. ‘The steamship Karnak, Captain Le Messurier, from Havana the 19th and Nassau the 2lst inst., arrived at this port yesterday afternoon, There is no news of any moment. Sait is reported to be selling at ten cents a bushel in Matthew town, Inagua, an advance of a cent over pre- vious rates. OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE. Havana, Jan. 19, 1861. Americans in Havana—The Louisiana Movement—Busi ness, Ge. I give you herewith a list of Americans now on a visit to this city, at the Hotel Cubano, where secessionist and abolitionist may oat and sleep in peace:—H. Ashwatte, Jr., A. Westhead, Mr. Tucks and lady, Mr. Beever, Mr. Lloyd, of Lioyds; Capt. Harrison, Dr. Cormick, United States army, for Key West, if he can get there; Commander Maflitt, of the United States war steamer Crusader, for safety, honor and tho Union; Mr. Geve, New York; Mr, Peddie and lady, do; K. Barton, do.; Dr. BR Munter, (i. Hardinge, Paris, of the arts; A. Morrele, Baltimore; Solomon, District of Columbia, non ext; vale. Olmos Mi. waukee, Western Railroad industry; Mr. Wallace, nila land; Mr. Creighton and lady, Charleston, 8. Gc: S. Anderson and family, ‘Mississippi; and lady, Rhode Island; Mesers. ales ‘aoa Tea New York; Albany; the brothers ie om rs. Catlin and spent, do.; Mr. Jackson, Key West, New Orleans; Mr. Mr. Carten, Tudiana; Mebovell, Wisconsin: Mecera, Miles and Fisher, of New York ); J. G. Fisher, Messrs, Morgan and Stew ladelphia, with families; Mr. Nooker, of Califor- nia; Mr. Eeheviria, of Philadelphia, creole of Ouba; Mr. of Boston (one voto), Bliss, of Chi Mr. Morton, org he aagrogate, Col. G. Hels, and last, not Dound to St. ft tag Ocean Bird to-day. This mass is leavened with “Janie German and French re- “0 and they are fur from Sighting over the i at the Hotel Cubano. The Consul al of the ited States dined on board the United ‘States steamer Crusader yesterday. ‘The news from Louisiana is producing its effect upon our public sentiment, aud is prejudicial to the cause of the South—a little too fast even for these dissolving times and scenes. Business is no better. ‘The city is full of strangers, driven from tho United States by your discontents and the annoyances upon tho path of travel: Jers, mostly European. Brooklyn City Ne DroicaTion oF A New Suspay Scnoor Cuarei.—Yestor day morning the new and spacious chapel erected as « Sunday echool, attached to the Hansom place Methodist Fpiecopal church, under the pastoral charge of the Rev. Dr. Perry, was dedicated, with appropriate exercises, consisting of singing, praying, and addresses by several clergymen. The school room was well filled with well dressed and happy looking children, numbering near six hundred, of which the full strength of the school con sists. Divine service was, as 2 sal, performed in the church, hag Lowden hed the Rev. Alfred Cookman had lyab ta, «Rid me and ‘clive me from the hand of strange obi! , whose mouth speaketh vanity, and their right hand ‘ight hand of falsehood: pt ng eh he be as plants grown up in their that our daughters: beas the corner stones, 4 after the similitude of @ palase.”"—Psalm oxliy., ot ic of the reverend gentleman’s discourse eae the ‘any ‘of parente to £0 train up their children, that they might become a bleesing to society, and point: ing to Sunday schools as among the moet efficient agencies for that ae at the so had. ‘cost $12,000, hs rick show it thatthe D ald ‘ng cost on which there saa a debt of 5,00 for the dotraying of which « collection was taken up. ‘Two members of the = ve $100 each, ‘ahd several contributed $60, $0 and smaller sums. hs beatin is of two stories, and_is forty-cight in front, by 0 denth of ninety five fest. The first floor con sits of @ room for an infant school, and is capable of pastors tidy an hundred Cag ol together with the py by ‘and several large class rooms. On the se the main school room, seventy-five feet in feoath by by fony. five feet eight inches in width, with « ceiling twenty feet high, and is capable of containing five hundred and twenty scholars. Across the front of th: building 1s @ spacious apartment, intended to be fitted op ap areading room for the use of the young men con nected with the congregation, and there are appropri: accommodations about the building for the superinte: dents, secretaries and librarians. © arrangements fur saving and Highting are admirable, The etyle of the ure jase jue, and the manner in which 11 = comple’ reflects great credit on Mr. French, bs whom the mason work was done, and Mr. Booth, who e> ecnted the carpenters’ work. Cacriox 1) Pansoxs TRaveLuNe oN Fenny Boars.—W would advise all persone crossing the ferries not to « eupy the seats adjoining the bulkheads of the whee; houees, as there is danger, especially during the ic» soason, Only aday or two ago one of the princ! boats of the Mouth ferry had the iron rim that attache the wheel broken, and upon the revolving » +4 whee! the rim was {rced through the jotnerwor! mito the cabin, completely cutting the seat in two * jackily no person was fitting on it, had there boon, in al Probability, thore or less would have enstained injuriew The Meighing THE CENTRAL PARk—pis s Carnival. HATTANVILLE—BIGH WHERE— MORNING, DENTS, ETC, ly ¢ . 4 fe gion 'Y “ag than yesterday could ecarcely be desired. ¢ ‘vue no wind, or at least the little pufis hut cOMBY sany showed their effects were of 80 slight @ Mature SJ ecartoly to be noticed. The sun shone with all th’, prittiancy and warmth of @ June day, and the 7a" fullidg in full and uninterrupted power om the snow ‘aad @ ‘very trying and painful effect on the eyesight- Several persons who were wise enough to sacrifice ap- pesrapces for comfort wore blue or green spectacles, and felt very mueh surprised when, on bowing to a friend, they found they were not recognized. THE CENTRAL PARK. was completely covered with the soft and brilliantly white carpet, dotted here and there with a little dark green from the fir trees, or a dirty drab from some pro- truding rock. On every side the glistening, glit- termg white met the view. The pond also was Dlanc- and dreary, not having been swept after the late snow storm. The paths for pe- destrians had been very nicely cleared from snow, and forty-five thousand persons took advantage of the charming weather to take a stroll. But the great scene of the day wus on the drive. Two thousand two hundred and fifty sleighs were counted as having entered the Park up to tive o’clock, and the ‘life on the road” was life pone Based seen ie the Observatory hill, dur- ine the afternoce, », perfect moving panorama sented to the view. was a fine shell-like was re ‘drawn by a two-forty horse, which seemed to be restless of the restraint that compelled him only to travel at the rate of “seven miles an hour,” and there a richly deco- rated double sieigh, whose motive power was a team of dashing greys. in another place could be seen the ordinary milk sleigh of the rouser of the morning echoes, tilled with females and children, and driven by the “noisy fellow” himself, closely’ fol- lowed bya black and gilded vehicle on runners, almost hidden under the load of skins, in which Teposed a sweet damsel with brilliant black eyes and ringlets, while her loving swain held the reins which guided the restive steeds. Next was a double sleigh, in eich half a dozen formed a pretty party, who chattod and laughed as they were driven briskly along. Soon after came the box of a wagon, which had been hastily put upon run- ners s0 as to allow the storekeeper an opportunity to give his family a sleigh ride in the Park before the season broke up. Now came a couple of fast youths, who, not content with one hore and @ cutter, must, forsooth, drive tandem; and close behind followed a’ splendid well matchea’ Maltese four- ‘in-hand, in front of an ele- gantly equi sleigh. In fact, turn which way you would, sieighs of all kinds, qnalities and sizes were pre- sented to the view, interspersed here and there with some vehiele on wheels in the shape of a close carriage, barouche or buggy looking much out of place. As for the shape of the dash boards of the sleighs and cutters a greater variety could scarcely have been seen ata mu- seum. They were straight, 0. G., and rounded. The straight ones formed acute, right ‘and obtuse angles with the bottom of the yebicle; and the rounded ones bulged in and bulged out. Natural history was fear. fully outrs in the way of ornameats, for some had jided eagles’ heads, some red dogs’ heads, and some ragen heads of grifiins, The drivers were as various as the vehicles. Here were servants in livery, some black and some white, who seemed to glory in the number and brightness of their greaicoat buttons, and there was. a gentleman in an overcoat of the most approved style of. fashion. Furs and skins were in great , bot ‘on the ladies and on their vehicles. Bells were also plen- tifal, from the sonorous bass of the large brass bell to \the shrill ame ‘of the silver ditto, One party, who drove a spanking pair of black horses, had the animals covered with small silver-looking bells, over a thousand im number, which sent forth a rich and harmonious jingle. "he enow in the morning was well adapted forsleighing, | but not being of what is termed a “Packing” nature, was s00n effected by the heat of the sun and the number of vehicles, so that by about four e’clock in the afternoon the runners almost always scraped the gravel. In the Jevening, or rather us soon as the sun went down, the roads in the Park began to get better and better, and having bad a respite for some two hours, when ‘tho moon, which rose last night as round as’” a copper cent, speared, the man who is said to have there taken np his joked down upon many & merry party who chose to rere the Park by moonlight, some of whom obtained sleighs at the Central Park stable, near the entrance. BLOOMINGDALE ROAD TO HIGH BRIDGE. Along this road there must yesterday have been ten thousand sleighs of diferent kinds, from a ragman’s hand. cart upon runners to the gaily decked livery stable vehicle, that hal been hired for the spe- cial oceasion. Here the animags were driven at all the various rates of speed that can be gotten out of horsetiesh, and many, who did not “slack up” at the right moment, came fou! of a fellow traveller, and the occupants of the vehicles ‘got a spill.” Several sleighs were upset, and many 2 finely dressed damsel was to be seen embracing the ‘cold, cold gr-snow.’’ At the junction of the Eighth avenue and Broadway, where the railroad company had ‘been salting the track, severo! vehicles were broken, and more than one party was turned out into the dirty slush. At this point all through the season there bas been a miserable slough, to remedy which nuisance seems to be no one’s business, but to make it worse is certainly the usurped right of the railroad com- pany. Even if the driver of acutter be ever so care- ful at this part of the road, he is in great danger of ruin ing his ee for who can see what is at the bottom o pool of slash.’ Pedestrians suffer fearfully at this poin ef exiranca 16;tn, Back, om peciaily ladies. The scene around the hotels at Manhattanville, avd the refreshment houses at High Bridge, put one more in mind of a fai than an ordinary Sunday out of town, and the moving soene upon the road could scarcely be compared to pod thing else than the road to Epsom on a Derby Day, except in the character of the conveyances. The from h Rridge was in a very fair lly above Manhattanville. NOON AND NIGHT—INCI- condition, but more especial Port of New York, January #7, 1561. RIVE e Karnak (Br), LeMessurier, Havana, Jan 19, and rs t¥ land pastengers, to WE unard, e Saw a la name’ HV ee loaded — Steamahip aii at NP. i being part ‘m Jenkins, which vessel was to- evening of the 20th inst while Seeman & Sod'e bark ahow bound in, ler, C1 Savannah, with A Uronina'2 Jan 25, off Ci tate, from Calcutta for tip crany State, om in Row or, Ship. 1) pelapeoponinagteapaa Beideewater, Bog), Kenward, Banks Dec i had heavy SW and W. Stream. One ship, unknown, North Caroli Wilmington, NC; Norfole, Af brig Gen Pleven, Muianzas Wind during the day NW to W. Miscellaneous. Lavwen—The new pilot boat Mary A Wilitame, built for the New York and Sandy Hook pilota, will be launched from the yard of ber builder, E F Williams, at Greenpoint, this (Mon. day) morning, at 10 o'clock. She is 77 feet on deck, 19 feet 6 inehes beam, and 7 feet 9 inches hold, measuring 106 tons re- gister, BAnx Pautas, Biddle, hence at Belize, Hon, made the run out in 16 days, ‘We are under many obligations to Purser William D Hemp- stead, of steamship Florida, from Savannah, for favors, Yorktown, Haxxnone Snip Devracutaxn—Report of Capt Wessethoett, master of the Hamburg ship Deut ow York at Graverend Jan 10—lett New York Derr: Dee 2; in ‘8 terrific storm from the South, shipped a #ea which took away Bort quarter boat, atove bulwark, hlled the cabins full of we. ir, washed awa: rt of main house, Trader canks, ao. In veorin tne, oh ‘the ship, which took. about two consequence of ving shifted, lost fore. iijib, and Toretopmast siay anil; myunded the purapa nnd folind hive feet of water in her taain i held, and six feet in her fore hold. Pumped. her out, and on = aut was Sa yy about wo inches \g ‘water per o a2 hall passed the areck ets Park. rate ined abandonbd, t the oe wash ing over her, and no boats io be seen. The rigging was stand ing, Dat the kalla torn to ribbons, Sie had brightlower masta and white bands, and from all appearance was English—iat 4658 N, lon 32 3) W Str Goun rx Stan—Extract from a letter from Capt Boul ton, of Lioyd’s Salvage Association, relating to wreck of the American ship Golden Star, from’ Mobile protect the intere he underwriters 8. ‘The portion © ‘argo saved from bad condition, most of t marks obliterated; salvors: tri a to prevent the forwarding the cai ie by forue. “Riot act read. Ors ji Saivors claim £5,370; £600 tendered.” Snir Sinven Stan (of Boston), Wade, loading gnano a Jarvis previous to Dec 22, is reported by? sure been wreoked, and that the wreck brought oniy, a, 6 Was a fine cli sen ioe tone: ented Alvng bull at Medrond tm f804 uot ie owned by 8 G Reid & Uo, Boston, She is probably insured there (or about $4,000, Srp Leaaxon, Hanuilton, at Shanghas, was sold at public auetion Nov 19, 1a liquidation of a buttomey bod for the autm of 10,000 taole Farxourn, Jan 7—The Duc de Normandie, Renatre, from NYork for Viawre, whten arrived here om on Sd, has been #ur veged nnd gormmeniend dlscharrt Mets, Paasch, whieh put in hereon the Sti, leaky, with Re Mc, amaged, lows of bullwarks, alla, poat, &o, part of cai J thrown overboard, has been surveyed, and imenced lanting her carKo, reGternoer, Jan 10—The Acton, Benson, which sailed 2 jew daya ago from Port Glasgow for New 01 emt sshorn in Brodick Bay about 8:30 F Maton ¢ dnring & dense fog. Sho Aoated off next dmy without damage, and pro- Oneded 98 her voyage. Guxaxexy, Jan 6 is reported that the fore and mien two feet in her after NEW YORK HERALD, dcauorer, Jan 10 Arr ‘ NYork. tepmperte ot ine Bostonian, from Now York for Londos, suak ‘Lavanroot, Jan 10—The J from Halifax to sis ports nee ie ing Be ing to in a gas VY xs ‘Two men Mxrsounnx, Nov 2%—The Camill: Berar.” " ‘arrived here Oot has dasnged "mnt ranch of Hardit age pen tne, fo, arma ek echonged Senco the water's ke pe "an, Jan 1—The wreck re} sed up b; the Coamiguara at Polkcoris yo the 0 I Eeripieaes Parvot'a poe, deck, length 2236 feat wi tion: — 2 fects ont iron tustened, can ‘length’ 6 feet 2 inches, breadth ¢ seg wih valid fut Saed in sky light ‘ex bine wm 3 is Suaxqnas, Nov 22-The American ship Queen of the Sean, mered foundered it's typhoon in the ae, ea" Hho wes last Lel end of Formosa, Gokoen eeaed anon EE i the my, Jan 1-The Retreat, from eens’ for ew'erts wa.ou shore near Locbindah indabil Jan 4, has been ‘and urvived bere to-day She ts leaking badly and will hers to disgharge and go inwo dock. Wexvoun, Jan 10—The American ship Brandywine, from Liverpool for Mobile, will become @ total wreek. The greater: part of cargo and amr sine maed. Yoroust, Jan Part of & mast came on shore \rdmore Ard to have been cen cutaway at the pay and is supposed belonged from sai iret mr a i Arr at Sydney, NSW, Nov. Ni Gi Sydney: 1» Say h 15, fnrod, jreen, Sag Harbor, Spoken, d&e. ip City of Manchester (supposed), Liver. Bo igny Ta 3 Pay steamship 8 lagu totes et nips tough, Thence Sept | for San Francisco, Oct 22, ‘nin Blac scx Warrior, from Altata for Liverpool, Deo 3, lat 3 ip) Morton, from NOrleans for Liverpoct, Jan, lat 4 i Corinthian, from New Orleans, Jan 12, off Liverpool, Seas Martin Luther, from NOrleans for Liverpool, Jan 17, ip Suna ta, from Baltimore, Jan 12, off Liverpool, baie Invincible, from New York, Jan 12, off Liverpool, asian Fin jand Milner, from Boston for Liverpool, Dec 26, Ship pathinder, 12 days from Boston for Havana, Jan 12, as Marion, Fowler, from Rio Saneleo for Baltimore, Jan off Hatteras, ibe Somers, from Monrovia for New York, Dec 8, off Cape ane Taabella ee i iamms, 9 days hence for Port au 1 Be rine, from Cienfuegos for Boston, Jan 15, off Cape ry J iy from Sevannah for Cienf\ ly cena un Savat or ‘wegos, Jan 11, off Fore! Ports. Apxaprrn, Jan 8—Sid Aurora, ue sae oi NOrleans. Araxcinas, Dec s1—Arr cananin Hillard, Malaga York. Axsive, Nov 1: Fleetwing, Ko Fone tak for Boston, ih Fuso Sargent, Shanghae for oun ‘ Rose, Homan, occhow {48 York ea Serpent, Whit: song for do; 17th, Tarolint For Callao; 19th, Saray Alar Thomps Peet for NYore: dist Bear? King. m, Macao for on tare pet teats Kt BM ‘un Kathay, Stoddard. for NYo1 ASPINWALL, Py puny sehr 8 4 McKellar, Providence. Bristou, Jan 1 out, Vigilant, Bosworth, for NOrleans. Cid 11th, Ocean Ranger, Averill, Cardenas. In port 12th, Chas Cooper, Short, for NOrleans; Caroline C Dow, Bartlett, for Savanah Walton, Jones, for Charleston; Harpswell, Cotton, for NYork, Parasia, Nov'27--Sid ship Uyclone, Ingersoll, Padang and ‘Suates. _Br.izk, Hon Dec 26—In port bark Pallas, Biddle, from New York, arr 18th in 16 ‘or NYOrK. ‘Cano ma Deisee Hatton York: Sid 9th, Ab rors bertina, ‘Thomas, Caren, Des isin port bark Alice Tariton, Rowe, from Cape, Dee 30—Sid Ella, Goss, Vi Carevrra, Dee ra pet hie Tae Page, for Boston, dy; Brewster, Clark; Uriel, W, Heat ‘Tibbetts, and Lady itommBennett, for do; TB Wales, Lincoln, and PRASeeI har Dragoon, aa dee hart, ngrahans, for lelphia; oon, and Robe Taran or NOrleana; Rowantree ‘Bp, for paaboaio ‘Raynes; Ivanhoe, Lane: Portland, Leavitt: ied Flye, Weaver, an Mia: jrook, for Colom: ‘Jordan, for Loudon; Midnigh bop Marestius, Hallett; Whirlwind, Get; Karmbler, Lothrop: Granada, Dreyer: Dai Cushing, and Artindton, Hor: ton, for Bombay; Josiah L Tinie, Graves, anid Chas if Lunt, Modre, for, Mauiitius; Beverly, ‘Chase, for Melbourne; At: mosphere, Lunt; Como, Hobbs; Art Union, Morton; Star of Peace, Hale, and Orion, Libbey, unc; ‘Algonquin, Gibbs, forMOrieans; Patmos, Buck, or Colombo. ayy ‘ent to sen from th, Brown, NOrleanas 27th, Wd Mouria, Jackson bir titi fillama, Boston ; Deo 2, joaton Light, Mnlwey' WYork; on, ts Miller, ae ‘Arr at San¢ Heads, pees, ships Crown Point, Knight, Lon- don; North A\ ‘Graves, Liverpool; both for Gaicutta. CALLAO, ett mrtg) pedeation Cabot: Watts, Africa (and was at Chincha Is! ; Continent atte Chin- chas (and sid 20th for Cora iain, ¢ | Baker, 17th, HL peng, Wb Chuinchas (and al ad Gist tor Hampton Roads); 19th, Ney top, San Francisco (and r stetson ATR Mildmmay Mary Ogten “Fatayena, Small J Baker, Al for Cork (at £3); Me ny Hath away, forda ds ai £9; E Greeley, © and’ Lafeyot Small, tor do do; @ Li Fiuzgeratd "Green, anes" Badger Staples, iy ats: Islands Deo wali AE Palmer, Allen: Jas Whee Wingiel Ate Crabtree: itman Browne, Soott, Wilson, and igen Cheever: for COM "220: Ell. 1% Bad Bi Boule; Eastern Nickerson Briestic Patter yoink sgrnney ‘uve Young: cf Kane's Favorite, Fs Stetson, he ares (and was at d ‘ebb, Chinchas 4 for Core: 2h ,, Sa E Gree: Vpitegeraias v4 er: 3 23th, 1. 8 Chinehas, In port Dec 28, 0.28 shipe Jos Hale, Stevens, Fa Jen, ior Chinchas Helena, Springe “ret Samaritan, Pamail: ‘Abr etees on, Minn and te (get'£3 per ton); M ldridge, for Spain (at Kin vere, ‘or ban (gets £3); Witch- c pit; it F Hoxie, Ciary; Monsoon, Bak a tinh win Merwid; Hi fre, Addy: Gosport, M Rives, Tndrews Gudass Ws “a” Adaias; Bunker ri Tig a pe} Watts, oad ti Parorna, ‘Emerton, fe Roads (j barks larry’ jammond, Nec clinton, tor Cork re’ £3); Investigator, Carver, fot jempion, Roads gota 9. from London for Savannah wand anchored); JW age, Cleatom from Bremen, bound W ir Dex 10 Paseo, Achilles, Gallagher, from Larrea philetoiphie landed ple day). Doman, Jon w—In inter, Kennedy, for form ee: Foocnow, Nov 22—In bark Mi b en rom arr Lith, for Sid 16th, Competitor, Hi Gtasagw, Jan 10—Arr HM Hine, Dart, 8¥ork; Uth a ““Ginnsuran, Bee S1—Sid Ara mmnauran, Deo Si— Givavaguit, Dec 35—Arr ah hip on fn ™M aso, Gonatves, Jan 10—1 Boston dit em "Fan 9—sid Cot naan Milla, NOrleana; 10th, Lo- Pine a Rosa Novi pov Wai art Boma Russell, Winch, x New York; Snow, Boston. Margaret & ‘lla, Jellrwcn, Mani. | Sid N — Melbourne; = ah ena foad, for ve gre in port Now mel, Te ‘xew erent Tori ‘dove, for Vancouver bell Walton Sete, for eee 00 ok ects pet Ws bird Wittens: ‘Shen ri big inher, Harlow, chell; Panty Mellery Sa, Smith, and Horizon, Roed, ding} Mac Havana, Jan 17—In port rig California, Camm, to wall 20th for NOrie molasses for Tivenroon fan Oe Arr At Helens, Couer, Han Francieco; I ‘Chapman, NOrleans; Constitution, Jones, New Fork; Ben) Bangs, Bartlett, Boston; 12th, ‘enson, as Great Brita 6 oe nd Antle Sise, Sally . m ovina teas Bcc ad oat nide, Bo NYork. i ; Northern Chief, lotéhkiaa, Boston Ki Wilcox, and China, aoe Sah and Revenue, Luce, NYork; Henderson, for Boston ; Sant NOrleans; Lith, J Ie in Gea ie eel ign dae, ia ~~ c oicanech a a fran meaner, i, NewYork ; a at a could, Sn = Son Wik Sern: Belle, P hor ton “hickersos, do; do; th, Foreat Belle, ciguitcn, Deo 6—In port ship Waban, Hartridge, from Marta, Nov LAr Matilda, Leo, i " atat tor Slam): 0th, Yortuna, Mason, Bomba, Ria Nev ts armor, Lucan Mork, Bagh, Willams, do; St Comms. See, Pes Martin for Bogen pty ne a reported): John Land, Bearse ris $4 per Fortuna, Makwon for Hous Kong; er Gregory Tor de. on lov 28-—In. Nol pager, ath ae of rt low, San Francisco, Sea, Ryder. Gi oa © W White, Peale, de xr arene Swetiand, + 16th, sae omding ‘Star, Hale, delaide, Nye, from San i janzaniiio and Acapulco few dayn sebr Julin, Fowler, in ‘he hands of Consul, under attachymen for seamen’ wages tc tho amount of something over $120 Sid 20, sebr A M Hoh London. aukfurt, Wulsten, New use, Roc g—Arr Prophets, Charl Get 29—In River in port bark Ley B Ashibey. Ashbey, ld hes Bee er ete Putin, Allee, Murphy, from NYork for London, disthasted—was towed in by @ steamer. penmane Dec Solis tal C eh P.! Forbes, bay Hyd wpNov 13; baw Bont bat ck ‘key Star, Vanwinl le fom 00, art arr 4th, to fill fe MLO ARSE, es oe arr Riv %8, Southern Eagle, Cald well, New York; Sarah Hi Snow, Hi Russell (from New Or- Querxerown, Jan 10—8id Sheridat Jeans), Lit 3 Atkins (from Philadelphia), do; Orleans), do. Swananan, Nov 1 rida, Ses rnd fetiek Poss Hekoadit if Wer Then teins 11 Msckoy’ - a ‘ong: 18th, = far tudieie Se ih, Dr roy. mea, J a Ka nate sh: I aaes ti teres benkoe e joopes por spurs, oun from Tdverpool, Pus randall, for N York; iy agen for Swatowy ‘Lebanon, raion” Meapolle, ie am, Bt 1% ray ormeiaas A " Parsatt, bye eg, wne; sehr rand, une. momen tia er ante ‘Mingoha Fees very, Sid Desh Je a Be ty, Hong Kings Ceylon, Penang t ships Hl ‘or Boston, ldg; xeniman, Cine from Bata er, long Kone (wife tore EN HE Speaning, Kogers, teen Kong to finish rath Francisco! Crisbua, Bi praee eh, iota oy i York: lth, ate kearaey San Francisco; 1h, Mary "Agnes, Sau Fratesos. "ahd "Oct Ey bingo, Binery, een gnes, Sid jnOnaE's Is.anp, PO, Nov ooIn ioe schr J B Bayard, Re Owns at Jan 10-08, Rdward O'Brien, Fountain, from — Sing _ ey ort ship Oxenbric Howland, for mages a id Sty, bat ang, ‘Baker’ froanMondesus), Sthanavad, Jan H—1 Frank | Bestgas ide: ‘tanta al Sed ce cane Cantar Soy for NYork 4 days; deipnis or D alte Earolin, ‘Norton, ffom Nt ‘Neri, rom C rtst bob Elisa 2 hot || pareooa wi ere urana vo, Dy Deets Bs in port bark Betsena, Reynolds, for ay a yee low, Morton, for NYork about Deets; 195 May Whit . i for do; Wizard, Woodside, f 4; Cc) ‘American Ports. 4 Obit yen AoE eR undo, oe hav } schrs oe Doane Mina‘ ga King. em anand ghia Philadel phia. "Cid, steamer ate Patel ‘ia; ship Iiachel, Kelley, Nr Cri sc nae S Robit steamer ind N Ener ato Howe; ee bark Henry i apt na ar brigs me eeocne donner sod ‘Waccamaw ; the ripe Waceama, rota Buckaville, 8 ©, for ia" batk pee ian Fated Farag esa put low port juring the snow stp, angld from the Lauds this Sage 26 Be RE a fan od ir). = lie, Liverpool ‘i Queenstown and Halifa: 4 Helen Marshall, enfuegoa; Inland City, eee Catron Teltgraphed, bark 5 from Gonaives; Bamuel Cook, rele, ya ck Fone bak cae ates as ieee don, Jer Yeremie? "Wale leott, Hat asker Nk tea a aipad br “Albert; . for steamer Pen ‘Sid, wind NW to N, bark A 45 Fulton; brig’ Albert Adams. ship Morning Glory, Hobbs, ‘Cld brigs Chris: Rio ganetro; schred N smith, Wicks eer iran tae pat | ; ‘and Charter Oak, But fot, NYork. Sid ships Scotia: Miskelly Rotors; Nechtay, Annapolis Roads, to finish ‘dg tor NYork; brig Whea: n, West Indies; schrs Cuseta, Grindell, and RW Johnson, Charleston. FAST. Jan 21—Arr schrs Judge Tenney, Foss, NYork; BE! ‘Olevia, Frye, Norfolk. Pe UN wan 181d, brig bg % Ta pare ton, ‘Trot! EDGARTON, Jan 4—Arr sehra Chase, and Wil- Yan Wilson, hepa’ Norfolk or Hooton 7 vt Queen, ‘Alexandria, for: do; William 1 bitehelk: Sawyer, Ny ork for Machia and all rernained 25th. LL RIVER, Jan 25—Bld sehr Golden Eagle, Flowers, GALVESTON, Jan 10—Arr brigs Rainbow, Gt SP Rit Bos Boston; lth, sehrs EH Atwood, Smith, do; ye fons Philade!phi a. Cd Bt, cr Kate ve Field. ‘allen, low Yorks Ok 9th, Die. Mary ;, 0th, barks tog Pag ren dl Ht Equity Hatdeldy d0; echt HGardaet LAN Soe na ochre Cameo, Delling- Porto Rico; FF Randolph, Miller, NYork. OLMES HOLE, Jan 2a PMeNid brig “Hamuel Cook; \schrs William Wilson, -alesander Nelson, Charles, ad Ms Norfolk for Boston; ‘ulean, Mai bit sbble, Ps Orrin Cowl Smith, New York ‘for do; jarshall, do for Pembroke, Pallas, Towns, New York’ ‘for ¢ Pallas o eee by this harbor 19th fam, of returned today with lose of one, anchor andeatis entity Molerned trie B flow, with Ssoeus! Bid “Saat ea keen et, a ina iow: echrs Fitna art pcearge iy tel a acme pha ating agai Se cen Eniesa hips Planter, Cy of New York; and Arno went 16 SHACHTASEORT, Jan 20—Sld schr Kasbec, Long, Port au NORFOLK, Jan 24—Cld sor Soa Witch, Egbert, Charles. Jan 25-Are sehr Coerhine, Savannah W BEDFOR! via Norfolk; J M Freeman, York, Elizabethport; cld bark Azor, Burki pal, ‘NEWPOR’ ony 4—Arr nee Norte, Dinsmore, Phila- Bis sit sehr MF freeman, York, Euizabethport m 0 ‘ard has becn ordered to Bo a of SNEW LOND i ofan 2—Arr_schrs Flotilla, tat, Pro- vincetown f¢ or York ‘Ann § Selicr, Fish, Bristol for do, ettigrew, PENSACOLA, Jan T7—Arr. Ld B Hassell, Hassell, Phi- Sieg 1 and Allston, Smith, Gal- Edwin, Richmond; 18th, sehr Aj "env ‘id 17th, schrs Burrows G, eh Phila 8th. me Baxter, Boston. DELEBIA, Jan 26a21—Are. steamer P nguie, Beaton; Srig John Welsh, Piield, Tring BD W Saulsbury, Hudson, NYork. “Cla steamer eosligion, Baker Boston "barks: Flores Weim, bweo and a thkt; Elizabeth J, Foulkes, Port 8; Arrean, Crosby, NOrleangs Br brig Hxemplar," Newel Bork ror Ordern; ‘Maxfield, May, Charleston; H W Morse, Benton Teceay PO! an 25—Arr bark Old Dominion, Johnston, NYork; old barks CB Hamilton, Chase, Havana; Jubilee, _— Mantazas; brig Charlene, Means, Cardenas; echr Tabor, GWINCETOWN, San Ave rig Foster, Lavender, opine jan 25—Are steamers Albatross, Jones, ldrich, NYork. Sid brig Daniel Molony, Steel and Curlew, Al man, itt NO. jan 21—Arr sehr Cosmus, Spear, NYork; wih, nid tohe Alla Amen, Atmos Richinond. eek FRANCISCO, Jan (Arr ships Fiying Childers Hor. on, NYork: 8th, Dashing Ware, Lécram, How tb, be ir), ny .. ape ae aes San ih atm fiuniaville, Post eld bark John Ourtig, Alexander 7 ig B 3 als any 2, kes, Havana NYork 5 SEARSPORT, janis Tesla ‘2d, bark Susan’ A Blaisdell, DRY GOODS, &&. ECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. — CLOAKS! CLOAKS! CLOAK3 OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF CLOTH AND BEAVER CLOAKS. WILL BE SOLD AT Cost: W. R. ROBERTS ORYSTAL PALACR EMPORIUM OF FAIHION, NO, 282 BOWERY. TO, J. CUSHMAN'S—THE VERY BEST KID GLOVES (none better} in the city.—We have just received an as sortinent of all colors and sizes; _ 3 Math eremue, corner of Twenty eighth street. A. & Sula pid an ire aa At prety vy ta ny FIRMS DESIRING (TO, SELL Lors | OF ‘Goods, Fancy Goods or other Merchandise, from to for eaah or gn ahort hear of Bat ae caah or on short time, may bear of & pur Presses: CARPETS, co. tions to their PLAIN AND FANCY GOODS, de. &c. Sow "aecETING “A aE MAKES, FIRST RATE QUALITY. GEORGE E. L. HYATT, ‘273 Canal street through to 31 Howard street. OSULEIN, GREGSON & ELLIOTTS Bankrupt sale of le ‘The lots are worthy the aitention of purchasers, cy Aurtpe Cloaks, sulted for spring wear, all at $5, man; ‘worth $12 to $16, ‘ : By order of Ansignees, BULPIN, GREOSON & ELLIOTI'S sale, Cio ae anan Ane ort 5 TO CLOSE OUT. YET rows, MA BOWERY. "8, 264 BOWERY. ron 'S, 24 BOWERY. Pashienstte Cieaknah 90 5 were 4 aed a Fanhtonable Paletotg at ee) 8, K re i N'S, 264 BOWERY, Oe oli “fy sag Fox 8, 64 BOWERY. evisers, 2%64 BOWERY. Fashionable Paletota, with perry fa # b el oot BOWERY. . PS Pak T5y8, 264 BOWERY Near Houston street. :| Guo, SILK ARP. VELVET CLOAKS, fy a RDUCED FROM ‘FORMER PRICES, TO CLOSE THE 8’ “AT oe 4 0. Garret AuOLETERY Goo Ds, ale FURNITURE COVERINGS, si wae UURTAINS, ac, he, i ariet CURTALNS, Ae. &c., In every variety, at exonedi: Tow prices, sy8 A. T. STEWART & CO. RY GOODS AT REDUCED PRIOKSCONBIBTING OF oF lotha, peaners, Blankets, Figancla, He Set amen! wale by ei aM No. 64 Gatl yam [DERIES AT GREAT BARGAINS. ‘Still further inducementa will be offered. AT. STEWART 460. ' atreete, MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1861. 10) CONSTs “E00. wit this add to ‘ARN aD, fABLE day their FAMILY GOODS é One thousand pieces of superior Bhirting Linens, from 250. to 0c. per yard. Also iparaiey Table Damaske, Sheeting, Napkins, Quilts, &e., ‘Also Cotton Sheetings and Shirtings, at manufacturers’ prices, “Canal street, corner of Mercer, _ DERBY a COMPANY, MERCHANT TAILORS, merino and stk U1 nts, new styles; sere ‘mbrellas, Suspenders, immense reduc- art ‘at Walker street, DERBY ‘AND COMPANY, gopinenia aol apa from thelr ao ig me ny, mum Boats from 16 57. Walker DERBY & COMPANY 4 nrny ores. EVERY hay a Payot yi of Ck a Eth og pny Hd new seis ae seme _ St Walker treet. — REAT } PANIC SA! G Eyam, atloA. M., erin SELOWEES HOSTEL 1OSTERY, Gl GLOVES, PeRIRTS aE TE ONING OUT AT S0c, ‘ON F hoon R, = peak lo 3c, Flor spray. Freneh Flowers, 3c. Colara, 12340. apray. 7 1 Yankee Notions Beet Pins $e “ er; Sewing Sil denen! ent fo ral Buttons 4c. oo ‘shire raid 40.5 liven wide ‘Skir ut ero iy do. ; gilt Hh é&., with Panay) of gtter guods in the wan eg Bk a DS MUST BE SOLD. cl bene rky ‘tei Nets, 1210. Rich Bugle Nets, Lae, d2yge. Large Chenille Scarfs, Fancy Chenille Scarfs Oda" Heavy Cotton Hose, 2c. ds? Woolen Ho Howe Se Gente’ Ribbed Half ldren’s Cot pote {nrams' Woollen Boots, Moot one 36., 66. Woollen eksg Me: ook gn ign Ibvod Howe, ge.” , ove: ose, Be Kisdien' Lined Silk Gloves, 18, Wool Honda, 6 120. CLOSING OUT ENTIR: STOUR, pe Ce GoD: Kid Gloves, Lay a kia Gi ie yee S lack Kids, De re loves 12,00 Pairs OoeAT CLOSING. erie Gents’ Colored Bordered Handkerchieta, 6c. 7,000 Fine wore Ryton Tinndkorehte 3e., 40. Ladies’ White dered Handkerchiefs, Bc., 6. Ladies’ White ony Lawn, fine, 5e., éc. Gents’ Phirt Bosoms, 3c Gente’ Bosom, tine ini 1230. ta’ Bosom, Very + ~apaaiae clon Bbc. 3M 800 Fine Worked Seta, che Lc. poe Yani ie, P00 Ladin, Fine Tri ytamed Basin Oe io ithe Renee eae» 123, nite and Blac! he t BFE ore ie Drea eulogy, Je,, 2e., 3¢ , 4. moet Hae Ut ise ores one. fr oda cotaibed inthe two stores pil eleeing out at equally iow prices. 221 nd a Bighih re eb al th at han Between Twenty first ‘and ‘Twent ‘second FLOUsBREEFING Goon: f. STEW. RT & OO in. Athen nesta aoa “HILROW LINENE, ees Rand Damask tnt Towels ab ‘and Towellings, American Plain, Checked and Embro! hicred juskins, Table —? nh Cover, Blanket Domentie and Foreign ign Flanmels, i fs LL yah: DESIRABLE, manufactured expressly for their own trade. AIRE THR TIME FOR SECURING GREAT BAR. CH EMBROIDERIES AND LACE GOODS Js drawing to a close, aa is ard must be sold preparatory to the MOVES ina TO NEW PREM NEW Goops. A desirable lot of PLAIN nna ey ROIDERED HAND- KERCHIEFS, RICHMOND. 587 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel, — ING GOODS. ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO. Wil open, on MONDAY, JANUARY 28, Aa large ato stock of MOURNING DRE: DRESS GOODS, tation, muitabie for the present and coming which will be sold at reasonable prices. Canal street, corner of Mercer. Of recent im; ‘neasons, all o! | the elegunt residence of Zeno LBERT MORTIMER GR A 4 FFIN & 00., “AUOTION rare chance to obtain first elaas HousEHOLO Ft FURNITU rig aT Lhd a of ‘oe property of « Seah Jeay ate Of} Paintings, by eminent artistas — Brocade and Lace Curtain Jrsseh Bintan and mete Medallion Velvet Carpets bat PMomtertaga — Chh fase, Artistic Bronzes and Marble Sa st ae Oak Bxtension Dining Table sn res to oh oon pare ‘ +'Di and Graal pa ive inner and Tea Sets, ‘are ee Na Shoal Table Cutlery, Bronze and Ormoiu Clocks and Candelabras, ras, to match, Rosewood and Mabogan: y Chamber Furniture, 60 suite, A. Mortimer, Griflin & Co,, ‘auctioneers, ay announce to thelr friends and ibe. pal ublic at sil the tie oe. will ebold Furnitere aw okays of art seniained a teenth street, between Fifth and tiith avdiiies, “ite cots. k e comprising the Jargest and richest assortment of house- old furni fered at auction this season: house waa Parnished aff Mouths ago and ts ta pervect biter. tie are ture was made to order, by Baudoin, Meeks & Weil, and la of fall Snite, solid tains, siz Nght brot sate ens of Dresden china tase slogan ae superb man senting Chevallede 3 are, ‘Richard’ Tit. Footry, Music, Pain el lock, ru ‘owner. car AGN RTOEN Si VEN TANQFORTS, ed and case, round corners, - ‘hers, the ‘kent tv inatrumea offered ‘suction this sian N meee Mattresses, Mirrors, Blair Carpets: also aa Desortment OF ‘oom Pur: REE rete, a le or to let. For furthei = oye r particulars: ee] o'clock, at the stock antenroorn 22'Wiinm street wy, BO she Market Bank: $100 120 abe N BPS Q Co. $1 50 Butch & Drov Bank, » wo i 10 Talat wo 50 OS oy 100 15 10 90) wo 50 35 . w» 100 17 a Ey 1 Pe 450 20 10 25 25 a) “CDi aN W RE. luo loo 30 Metropolitan. In. 4100 5 10 Importers’ oy wo 170 So Pacific RR 100 CU ‘$10,000 Minsinstppi son 000 North Carolina State 6 per cent bon [400 San Franciaoo City and County ca te cent bonda, Ui 11,000 Keokuk City 8 cunt bo Pe, 0 Gir per cent cent ‘duking fund vos vert, Ponda, 000 United States 12 bar: cont Treasury Notes. b 21 Note of R. Hi. reson apn "Next 5 nee rales of com 1% ign every, ion y and Thursday, or ‘every day ioe Foqul at 1256 el at the stock sales room, 62 Will M Bxchange, if preferred. ‘Stocks ‘and Bonds bought and old at private sale He at the Brokers Board. ALBERT H. Picola. ‘Auctioneer and ¥ g —y NOTICE.—ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD yUR AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ‘An extraordinary chance for housekeepers and dealors in fine furniti all the Room Suits, veTION, xan GHTY, AUCTIONEB orice x, 3 Oe at 1034 o'clook, at Pind oom, #6 street, a ‘Aesoi tment of second band Hobo feoraare, Fy Brooklyn and for con- mt sfagtarst, soneting 1 tn part of in ind fese- ot manufacturer, condi rly yg weetel Glee gb cot oe oe eee mma soem, el Bookcases, ex- ‘pune ‘ning ‘Bu. Teaua, ‘Wabitanda, lattresses, feather Wardrobes, Lounges, Bedding, i Mastcmes, Also, three of Wil- to be sold to pay udvaneen, der's patent Salanander Safes, ce SALE OF READY MADE OLOTHING, ¥. CRIB ALS }, eo. ALAR. Auctionesr, 23 Bowery, wil wall on hci ind general sasort- se Pes pilot, peter- hea sad and nd breakin ‘doo. inet Pant vaseimers, Yorts: also Hovis ahaa a hoes, Shirts, Leeds nnedtareer om. san UCTION NOTICE. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, 811 ver plats and funey Goods, by’ J. 8. H. ARTLEEE by auctioncer, Tuesd Ren J9'a 10 o'clock, i Pearl treet, @ nosale, in lots for dealers, Free Goods, ‘and must be sold for cash, ae velvet an Drawers, Hosiery, Neckties, Ac. poreLar TRADE. F. DERBY & one PANY, NY, porting Tailors, 57 Walker: TO GIVE FULL EMPLOYMENT TO THEI OFRWA- Are willing to make up thelr stock to measure at a very great from their ae me ces, Via:—Goate fromm $26 usual E tmitay Cytaemry hyo Waisteoats, $6, us Band $10, “And other stpies aul lowe AP i Tew ie npies We shall an m8 to tote "rate the teat? of 1, cA aa AND ON OUR USUAL LIBERAL CREDIT. cae ROBES 315 TO $2 EACH, RICH velvet ane ep. " aired ONLY $30_E. Being the balance of stock. _AT. STEWART & 00. es MACY, AND 206 SIXTH RR pe of BALMORAL ¢ SKIRT! re Spares londay morning, Jan. vga ran Se aac Moat price $2 80, Skirts, 1 75—usual price 2 75. fw ‘i lmoral SEtrta, ‘2 00—asnal price 3s Ho Caltrans 8 Halinoral A job lov Ladies’ fine Cambric Linen Handker- haifa ie. a es cont big A job lot 500 dozen large all inen ‘A dozen, usual New unperta of dozen Ladies’ bony Rae Ag Hose, cot sine Pot Point Collara, new designs. Guipure Collars and Vella. dozen Lett Paris Kid Gloves, All sizes, all col warranted best quality imperted—63 cents Pull arsortment Ribbone, Inde ticods, Embroideries, Preach eH. Sa Yankee Not! ac. MaCyY, m ‘26 Sitth avenue, Quran bo ARD LAMBERT aco. ve unived their two stores wiOLesail ‘AND RETAIL, a FO. 47 HROADWAY. ‘anal and Grand between Ci streets. GREAT SALE ors Bey” Soobs. Af RETAIL, in ig Ante arrangement | \ slacks will be thrown open to wash ting an opportunity to buy dry goods at, Biv bai r vale, ci a m of within a short period our creditors. he whole must be order to carry out our arrangement wi CONSIATS, ore eabholbentes SIL) POPLINE, OOSRRERTING oops, Cloaks, MOURNING “GOODE. SHAWLS SHAKER FLANNELS, £0. 6,000 pores KID GLoves, at 75 CaNTS PRE PAIR, the best glove in the country. TO WHOLESs short notes will Approved mounts exceeding $500, ‘ a: EDWARD LAMBERT & CO., 4m tigate 3 PLY AND INGRALN panrers PATTERNS Goon QUALITY. pecorino CARMART & co and for sale at wholesale ‘ Ld 273 Canal atreot iG Benne cine p and large ammortment of a rene aaa cloth otter cbiideen ana tak ‘and babies, reer ie ens leone eee, fits exeenied at the shortest notice, ‘are | eries and em! ring done at I on French fovave cost or children Ladies sttesded at their owm home with ‘and embroider en of alt oomrptone No, way. | ud Ys eA a a folly Bi ad whats a with bia Patina reward will be | iy i Eien te at tt a moni ine street, near Ni ‘avenno. COAL. MME T RUE TUNAR CER ET eT J te ed Stk Pua Gesene eae GENU Dine SaRe AeD Liverpool pret, aint lowantmartet mri Sr er wen Reavr. corner of Canal and Centre, an: UCTION NOTH BAY MARE WILL BE SOLD for account of whom it may concern, in front of a oe store, Canal street, on ey M. WM. ewItrEie ‘huouldueer. o'clock, A. © BURKE, AUCTIONERR, OFFICE, “135, BOWERY, + will well. this day, at 2 o'clock, (he Stock and Fixtures 0° juor store, ia" East Twenty-eighth street, Sale poad- the” liq) tive, ‘ DWARD SCHENOR, AUCTIONEER, PUBIGHS, SLEIGHS, | SLEIGHS. CREE AEA muller, ony iinet, ot one Wwbtirnan Reta 2 THREE AL BANY CUTTERS, god THO PORTLAND SLETOUS. ‘Also, Hells, Robes, idc., to be perempiorily wold without —A re DWARD SCHENCK, At FE’ eee orircne, oder at pF eg | in Behn a wo x nt Household Furaitu: Fosewood. Reman walnat and oak paror, haanber i Senta rniture, en suite and separate ENRY GREEN, AUCTTIONEER—.GROCERIES, LI- ‘&c., Monday, denuary 28, at ae Micon several Cocig te. Bourbon curbon and seote Whiskey, oaw 000 ra Also at 12 o clock, a Jewelry, 20 gold and silver fe, ae. XD, AUCTIONE! “il gail a ateton ang and neque it of Par elNie Eretmenh Fevers of ai Ro is ed goods are now at rondwi of Tenth January 38, B pny HEGEMAN.—TURSD) o'clock P. ae extension MORIARTY, AVEO EE spott W7Chathaan square, at manufacturers and others, re also ate Feather Beds, Oil Paintings, clad Pe Sree Paynproxens BALE THIS DAY —JouN MORTI. R, No. Broadway, corner Catherine will wal c! TON oclork, w nrge assortment of men. ‘wo. hoes, Quilta, Biankets and P. GANTEY, 67 Division street, ue i parlor Fe ee oe, Boots, tee! Foremos OARS. AUC ORES RS IE IDAY, JAN. Cine ee nies ate fettr elaat , and Kiehen, ise, 8 general peaked ain, Parlor, Bedvourh ure. MEDNREDAY, Jam 30, sie, Sse bt quors, ee mirror Frames, Ae Snake ere r igh tans Crushers and antes vem Rapes 2. taal tie tr pete of tet on bike a Rete ied the tne 1 ADE. BY. Vil ¥, bs, eS pk OTION AER, | WILL 8B! THIS arr a fixtures, de} alvolasea of Balint Vues Sepa Ce de ie pene marble, ioe Oe ee see nad Mek De sld whhout regard 13 beat it rR Le Alto, ai 1145 o'clock, Pawnbroker's sale o' beat men's yearttig A} ee ‘outa Pamux Shawn 60. tnd ever Watchon Teme EE. JACKSON, Pawnbrokar. G Mat-