The New York Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1861, Page 3

" DEATH OF CAPTAIN GEORGE M’LANE, OF THE MENT OF MOUNTED RIFLES, UNITED STATES ARMY. At a meting of the officers serving in the campaign now beitigcarried on against the Navajo Indians, con- vened at the quarters of the commanding officer, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel E.R. 8. Canby, Tenth iafantry, at Fort Defiance, Now Mexico, on the 18th of November, 1860, a committee of one officer from each regiment and corps serving on the expedition was appointed to report resolu. tions expressive of the sentiments of the meeting relative to the recent death of Captain George McLane, of the re- giment of Mounted Rifles. The following gentlemen were named on the commit- Sores ith the the Sfien athorticere ce absence, he ined hie regi- ent in Texas, and was there wap tye and honorably mentioned for gallant conduct against the enemy. Always on sitive duty with his com rae Sane of many years 3. That to Dereaved fa family, upon whom his loss falls most heavily of all, we desire to convey, in this the hour of their affliction, the he expression of our most heart- 4. Thata ees resolutions be enclosed to Capt. present, named Benjamin siaatic applause. A Walker, offered the fullowing volunteer wast.— ‘Theology—The artef teaching what nobody knows. Pra cg a considerable merriment and a little en- After all the toasta had been drank the com. pds: pn the ballroom, where they resumed the ities of the evening and danced, Until sho gun's sides beans Purpled the moonbeame and the streams. Obituary. GI- Brevet Major H. H. Sibley, Second dragoons; Captain Iafayotte McLaws, Seventh infantry; Captain Henry R. ‘Selden, Fifth infantry: Breyet Captain Alfrou Gibbes, re- gimeht of Mounted Riffes; First Lieutenant Henry B. Melty, Tenth infantry; Assistant Surgeon J. Ogoper Me- Kee, Medical Stait. The committee reported the following resolutions, which were unanimously adopted:— 1. Resolved, That we have learned with unfeigned re. and sorrow of the death of our friend and brother arms, Captain George McLane, of the regiment of Mounted’ Rifles, occurring whilst guilantly charging, at thio y, @ purty of the enemy, at the foot bead of his com; of McLane’s Peak, head of the Canon de Chelly, Territory chew: Mexico, on the 13th of October, A. D. 1860. Capi. entered the United States Army as a socond lieu. eaant of tested ies in May, 1346, and was ordered to the seat of war in Moxico. After ener gétically assisting im the recruiting of his com): General Taylor immediately y,he joined the army of icr'the battle of Monterey. with his company to Tampico, and He then afterwards joes his regiment during the operations against Vora Cruz, and partook of every anger of that memorable siege. He ‘wards was particularly men- paved spt he the battles of Cerro Gordo, Con- 5 Anapsiitnap eo Garita de Beleu, and Baie twa ey, yy uch men’ as Generals Persifer F man and ‘Winnela Scott. Hardly out faced boy, with a beardiess chin, feiss @ man, he led his company across Missouri to Oregon. Then, ertivory 5 erry marcned with them in 1856 to the Territory New the scene of his death. He was most particularly moe mentioned in the Navajo war aud expeditions ef 1858, was wounded in a desperate tight against great odds at Bear Springs, in which the Indians were beaten, At ‘last his time came. The wo often carried to the well was last—the Be! McLane fell. On the 10th of Gotoben et Ba eth Fort Defiance in command of his com- pany, with the first column of the Navajo expedition, ‘under Brevet Lieut. Colonel Canby. On the 13th he was gent with his to the right of the column, into the midet of aheavy pine forest. In a short time he Scie Gena tate Rete et at the of men. the foot of which he met a soldier’s fate was named by his bro- ther officers ‘‘McLane’s Peak,’’ and stands prominent as a landmark to the perpetuation of the memory of a noble ve man. 2. That in tho death of @aptain McLane the army has capacity and courage, one of ofticer of approved its most gallant spirits and brightest ornaments—sans ‘sans reproche—his comrades a friend, high toned, sree hasten endeared to them by the associa” Peace and war. B to the headquarters of the Department “4 McLane’ and of the regiment in which he served and died, an Ser pecan ring Aaa se Picayune be respect: quested to insert them in their columns. ers of the New York Century, the ‘Naw the Baltimore Sun, the St. Louis a - fully The Abson Polsoning Case. HUDSON COUNTY COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER. MFT DAY. ‘The case for the prosecution closed on the evening o the fifth day, and the defendant’s cause was opened in an eloquent appeal by Mr. Zabrineki. He said the jury could not render a verdict of guilty unless the State found be- yond the probability of a doubt that the poison had been administered by Abson. The evidence conclusively showed that the death had been produced by strychnine; it may have been given wilfully by Abson, but we a ar eae hear presume that the deceased had taken for purpose of self-destraction or ‘rough her own mioune: or that of her husband o° the doctor. ‘The counsel explained the wretched and un condition of Mrs. Abson previous to her death; also ere waa no proof or reason to believe tbat there waa any illicit acquaintance between the servant Julia and Abgon., Mrs. Ann Steele was the first witness called for tho defence. She testified that Mrs. Abson had told her she had produced an on viene months previous by taking tness then gave a long descrip- fom of the conatiion in Which she found the body after Elizabeth Abson testified—I am the eldest daughter of ‘illiam Abson; my sister Sarah and myself are the chil- dren of a former wife; | have always lived with my father at home; stepmother’s health before she died my ‘was very poor; I sat with her the night before she ‘gave hier powders that ihe doctor “left; she. tool. ive. furtl ‘this witness elicited no new facta. Several witnesses heed here examined, whose testi- unim b bag ta testified, on crogs-examination, that Mrs, ‘bson_had in the habit of procuring and taking procuring abortion; she conten 1 ho that the duge bad produced the desired . Mary Abson, sister-in-law of the prisoner, corro- borated the statement of the previous witness as to Mrs, Albgon taking drugs, Croes-examined—Mrs. Abson told me that if the drugs juced death, which I told her would be the case, that her husband would ve taken, for it; she also told me that Mrs. Abson had said she "t like her husband. Levins examined—I have been several times Elizabeth with Julia Kennedy and Abson to take oysters; he used to mect us in the street, near the ferry, and we would go ‘with bim; Julia boarded at our house; ‘Abson used to call ge ofecn; sometimes Julia would be there and some- woulkin’t; yyy for Europe Abson ame with the wagon for her trunks, and was on board Mevements ef Oceam Steamers. FROM EUROPE, a. Mol MATANZAS, NEW ORLEANS York for Kingston, Ji NG ae New York for Havana vis tenet fork NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1861. a a FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | dende would at tne he made in ee By . Sarurpay, Feb. 2—6 P. M. The money market continues unchanged, the amount offering being stiM on the increase. The foreign exchange market for to-day’s steamers closed dull at 106% @ 107 for sterling. The news from England by the Arabia last even- ing caused a panic in the Stock Exchange this morning. The Arabia brought over some orders to sell stocks, partly for cash and partly on sellers’ options; and there being no orders in the market, prices gave way suddenly and heavily. The stocks most affected were Illinois Central, which fell 7 per cent, and Erie, which fell 5; the general rail- road list sympathizing in the decline. State stocks were also lower. Missouris fell 114, Tennessees 1, and the stocks of the other border States in pro- portion. Itis presumed that the stocks of these States which are held abroad will be sent here for sale. United States fives advanced 2 per cent, and Treasury notes were in rather better demand; the notes bearing 104 interest sold at par. After the first board there was a general rally, and better prices ruled all round. This afternoon, however, the reaction was lost again, and still lower prices ruled. All the State stocks, and especially Virginias, Tennessees and Missouris, were offered at @ decline. At the close the market was heavy, the following being the quotations:— United States 5’s, 1874, 92 a 93; Indianas, 85 a 88; Virginia 6’s, 70 8 72; Tennessee 6’s, 67 a 68%; Missouri 6’s, 65 a %; Canton, 14 a 4; Pasitic Mail, as © % New York Central Railroad, "1% a %; Erie, 31% 832; Hudson River, 42.4 a % Harlem, 14% a 15; do. preferred, 36 a 24; Read- ing, 413, @ 42; Michigan Central, 5134 a 52; Michi- gan Southern and Northern Indiana, 14 a %{; do. guaranteed, 31 a 34; Panama, 111% a 114; Tli- nois Central, 71.8 %%4; Galena and Chicago, 68% 4%; Cleveland and Toledo, 29% a 30; Chicago and Rock Island, 54% a %; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 69 @ *4; Illinois Central bonds, 96 a 97, The following was the business of the Sub- Areepary to- Gay: - $124,457 75 31 — customs... 000 00 Payments .... 314,745 30 ce. £4,188/822 76 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning are $19,910,835 38, and the balances $1,- 788,889 17. The last statement of the Bauk of England shows the following variations as compared with the pre- vious week:— Inerease. leposi . Notes in circulation. e 65,5 On the other side of the account— Government securities... * 1,236,000 - 376,189 = 400,023 - 490 The Nashville Union publishes a table showing the discounts and renewals of paper by the Bank of Tennessee, the Planters’ and the Union Banks of Tennessee and their branches, and the Shelby- ville Bank, from the 26th of November, the time of suspension, to the 10th inst. The aggregates are as follows:— Discounts, Renewals Teal. Bank of Tennessee. $046,441 = 809,817 1,715,258 Planters’ Bank. + 671,232 271,984 190/891 Union... +++ 917,644 179,505 1/368,040 os 2,264 27,305 25,569 Shelbyville. Total.....essse++e+-$1,087,481 1,288,561 4,999,758, The totals include $947,634 from the Memphis branch of the Planters’ Bank, and $871,000 from the Memphis branch of the Union Bank, in which the discounts and renewals are not separated in the returns. The statements of the Kentucky banks, January 1, 1860 and 1861, ea as folaws—- Colp.... 6.5 $400 900 4,497,847 I b Bills of “exchang 15,619,397 18,030,282 Dec.2,410,885 Notes discounted.. 5,599,876 6,317,904 Dec. 718,118 The following shows the condition of each bank as to circulation and immediate means, on the Ist inst.:— Circulation Circulation Cash Means on $1) on $100 to cash Stock. Coin. Liabilities. Bank of Kentucky... $40 95 239 44 4 . 7 204 5400 215 62 39 319 4275 Farmers’ Bank.. 194 60 52 Commercial Bank.. .101 93 262 40 67 Bank of Ashland... 97 26 17% 62 21 People’s Bank...,..-187 63 280 59 60 The third week in January on the Rock Island : Railroad gives. Decrease... The increase ‘thas. far in January is about $7,000. The Arabia, arrived last night, brought about $1,200,000 in specie, consigned as follows:— G. M. Brazziotti.....£2,000 Richard Irwin & Co.£30,000 B. rest . 2000 W& W. Smith & Co.. '950 A.M. Lawrence ..... 1,750 Drexel & Oo... { Samuel Thompson's R. P, Buck & Oo, ‘500 + 1,000 Walsh, Caer & hase | 000 900 Cammann & Co...... 2,475 ‘200 Trenholm Bros. & Co. 6,000 1,000 & 40,000 «18,000 Caron & Go... - "586 8, ©. Santler & Wilmin 1,250 2/024 160 €. 1,400 + 11000 2 2,000 . 975 455 200 tal . . J. D. Vermilye. The Arago to-day takes out #2, 475 in specie, The London Economist of January 19 thus notices the course of money matters:— The heap market throughout the week has been re- markably steady, the rate being, a8 arule, 6% to 7 per cent, alt th bills having a few days to run have been id is the great index whicl refute th the rate ow inolay, sad 80 long as the ullion existe, the present Bank rate must not only be maintained, but, if necessary, increased; and so long as the present rate of exchange between America as exists, 80 long will gold continue to flow pel both t] ie Bank of England and the Bank of France to pecs oo specie payments, but for the present neither os- tablishment has any intention of the kind, and we be lieve both intend to adopt the same rule should the pre- sent drain of specie continue, viz: raise the rate of dis. count. As to the ge a ag gh Bm ang hin ther apphcation to the Bank of England ex: change silver for gold, there is no truth winlever om the 20th day of Se peas bk Nt pesbg op Havana at New York pio S ila, bf aot ae ee at Havana open fing at New ate re yo and ‘8th, ar. siheaini aly ‘akea Citr—From New York and Havana every twenty New York for Matanzas en the Sth of each Sia ae ATi agy ged ear tended ors oe Youn Musas in the rumor. There is, however, a rumor this even- ing that the Bank of France has entered into an py aah that entered into With the Bank gi to ex silver to the amount ot " 000 storing for gold with the Bank of St. iiond, the Bank of France has purchased ‘about od oo opt in Germany, And it is well known that has an amount of silver oiikins tionate to the amount of gold it holds. hong fe i remarkable in selling one and buying the other, . whpa- ever @ favorable tunity occurs; Lage thia is the business of all . There is no oe coe drain of bullion from France and America arises precisely from the rame causes, u against countr:! ly harvest, and of corn and cotton from the vane ills rather than in it pA ly cat that we have pretty well ‘paid our debt, co far an the balance of trade goes, some Vates tatee. What we now have to dread is the breaking out of civil war there, which will cause every man to hoard gold and exchange the notes of the ban) ‘or gold, and the mutual mistrust that will arise, and our having to send gold to purchase corn and cotton. Stock Exchange. 7; $6000 US 6'8,’74,coup 9335 15000 Treasl2pe notes 1013, Feb. 2, 1861, EE S82n8 be pe i vel 400 do. oa Bur & Qy RR 160 do. og egal 43 99 Milw & Misa ing: $500 Tea 12 pe note IO 200 shs Harlem RR pf 36: 4 1000 N Carolina 6's. . * i ag 60 Mich Cen RR.b10 6335 50 do 63 100 Harlem, RR pref. a. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, Sarvrpay, Feb. 2—2 P. M. Frovr.—The market was heavy and dull, especially Western and State shipping brands, with a light export demand. The sales embraced about 5,000 a 6,000 bbls.; j > paa for superfine, and $5 30a $5 50 for extra Wukat was heavy, and closed with the turn of the market in favor of buyers. The sales embraced about 30,000 bushels, included * yg were inferior and prime Western red ai $1 3036 a $1 was heavy and pices ‘with sales at 66c. for new Western mixed. @ 70c. for new Southern yellow, and 603¢c. for old Western mixed. ORK was steady, with sales of 500 a 600 bbis., chiefly inferior or refuse, at $17 75 a $17 874 for mess, and at $13 for prime. a was in good request, with sales of 600 bbls, SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. 78 RISES. SUN Rises, Port of New York, ey Webruary 2, 1861, CLEAR RED. Resins Alabama, Schenck, Savannah—Saml L Mitchill fieainehip Huntsville, Post, Savannah—H B Cromwell | eatia Yorktown, Parrish, Norfolk, &4o—Ludiam & Hei- Steamship Themas Swann, Ramsey, Baliimere— B Orom- well & Seaman Vall, Portland—H B Cromwell & Co, Ship O Hit Sunil, Liverpeokeg & Garcia, Ship Henrictu, 3 ‘Treoartin, Toadon Bret Bon & Co. lary B Rich, ‘London—R P Back & Co, obit Fre} Gor), Bonuotrl, Cork or Falmouth Wendt & Bark Northwood, Hillert, Cadiz—Grund & Westervelt, perk Clarissa, Hinson, Bahia, 4o—G 8 Coit. Angostura (Bren), Losekann. Plymouth—Fanch * a Ban Juan (Mex), Beneteaga, Tobasco—M Echeverria Mary Alving, Amos, Matanzas—H D Brookman & Co, Rae Nellie (Br), Sneligrove, St ag Son & Co. Franklin, Chisholm, Halifax— n & Co, Brg Livingsion Bn Toche, St emmy fou. Brig West, Rogers. é daivento Hon—D C Murray, ee ita, Barrett, Liver Sehr are & Abbott, Behr Ripley. ley, Snow, St Jago—R B Eldri Schr John ston, Lingo, Mobile—Stu » oI age & Co. Sehr J T wil Curtis, Savannab—] a Sehr Pocahontas, Nickerson, Ce Mine Poet ‘Small. Schr 8 C Jones, Bedell, Norfolk—st Clearman & Co, Sehr c & er Lisevim, Baltimore) jerrill & Abbott. Behr © “yy ladelphia—J Hand. Bloop ‘Blackstone, en, Provence Kenny. Sloop Warren, Stokes, New Haven—S D Stannard, Steed (of "eral Bhip Ocean (of Boston), caren Og AS with to master, Passed re} Nov 2, Cape ‘Dec oft Sarn lead ‘equator nthe Atanie Yan non: ion” lov 9, Java Head, a Pine Se. ‘rom Manila for Boston; jon 2320 W, -% Aramit Ne of New atin or Pt pha Jan 18 ia BL Mt ing achr Emporium, mn, ee Oy : experiensed very. heaty weather trom asad spaapere Gren) ony ey Bremen, 54 days, with Mg Joy an sera ade ies, a sour Henn alt an tere Ea strong ‘Wand NW gales for ant Brae adore Be Parks, Montego Bay, Ja, 20 days, with Bark foun ert & Wilama” Bal New Orleans, 14 day SB eek Batod tn company with bark Branscomb, Cardenas, a Boge (ot Tremon, Be tu gah: am wane dad (Br), Carey, Halifax, days, with Osh &e, toy 8 fico, Wieg, Mined Minatitlan, 25 days, with hides &c, to Sehr tot Matic ccetes wet ty Ve. \for New York, and gennle Morton, fo ——. Jan 17, off Tortugas, spoke brig sane Carver, Pen vera oar an 18 Meith lop dete wiles "'Sebr Palme (3 mas ieee 4 days, with hides &c, to H Sexchr Wentern, Rar, Sorel ey Weet 9 dars, with coun to RL Maitland. ' Had Roswell King (ot'Palt en Swift, Oseabaw Island, eel a eerr ening: eat nic Se, 0G aes paged ter ae River er ing a dense fog, was run in nA, away our " Pischr Apt Amelis, "aro Edenton, NC, 14 days, wii cot- tog Ae, tod G Wiiliios & Co. chr Ari Baltimore, 8 days. Bebr Ww" ‘hiladelphia, Behr Ht p ies trving, Elen port for Savannah. Soup Bouma Beat, Soper; Eltzabethport for Stratford.” mma Smith, a Steamer Uspray. Providence. Brig Casper Wilde oN arrived last evening from Neweas- tle, {9 001 FW Meyer. Had heavy weather the “ Prmage. lat 39 71, spoke Br bark Spar- fan, "O fax, from unio Jon NB. BL ™ Steamship Northern 1. oad Aspinwall—reported out. side of Sandy Hook, but will probably not be able to come up tnt the fog Clears wa Ship Underwriter, Roberts, from Liverpool. SATLED. Steamship Yorktown, Norfolk, &c (but probably anchored). Wind during the day 88W, light, with dense fog. Miscellaneo ‘The wind yesterday was SSW. At 7 AM a fog set in, which soon after became very dense, remaining #0 at 10 PM, with no sign of clearing off. The steamships Marathon, and City of Washington, for Liverpool; Arago, for Havre; Alabama, and Huntaville, for Savannah; Thomas Swann, for Baltimore; Pa- tapsco, for Portland, together with all the Sound steamers, were detained at their respective plers to await the clearing away of the fog. The Yorktown, for Norfolk, &c, sailed at her usual hour, but probably anchored in the bay, The Staten Island ferry beats mrde but four trips during ‘he day, The ferry boats on both rivers were greatly retarded, but uo acel- cident of ‘moment occurred to any of them, Navigation to ‘and from sea was much impeded, A number of inward bound vessels were detained below. The only accident re- ported was sustained by schr Roswell King, which arrived yesterday and anchored in the East River, and had jibboom carried away by bark Magdalena, which also arrived yoster day. Subsequently, the R K was run into by one of the Ful ton ferry boats and had her davits entirely demolished, The ferry bont recetved no material damage. Cone ( Went), Jan 17-The American brig Jas Gray hauled out of the Royal Vietorla Dry Dock, after undergoing And ther Gamage, hauled Yo the Beyal victor Dock 1 0 Jard whart to discharge snd go into dock efor paid Conqueror, obi, arrtred obra ata crt Ra tt oO te Sarue isseod Toh PRRTI Eee Fas Cas tne ee y =) i sf hie was acti aes tins ras widely aad mst favorably Known, universally esteemed. and ui Netice te Mariners. MEDITERRANEAN: COAST OF RGYPT—FIKED LIGHT AT FORT SAID. Hyprograrai Orry er) ny bg ham an tn ie Suomi Mh gy na atan elevation of wre the es ni should be seen me Geko eahip at see distance of "pation ta clear wen. illuminating apparatus is dioptric, or by lenses of the tower of wood, and stands fn Cem ORN WASHINGTON, Hydrographer, See port arrivals above, Spoken, &c. Ship Martha Rideout, fan 17, off the Taaac Sehr C'S Locke, from Boston for Franklin, La, Jan 19, off Key West. Foreign Ports. oAxTNenr, Jan 18—Arr at Flushing, Rochester, Patten, eee Pip, Jan ay as Jralton, Jones, for charles. hort; Vigilant, Bosworth, Eagle’ eee te or RO ‘Orleans ohana ness “Tab 18—Agr Fulton’ (# Wotton, NYork (and sla for Dundxwxss, Jan 18—Passed by, Isabella & Jonn, from New York for Rotte: Guavesenn, Jan 18—~Arr Alice, Murphy. NYork. my Guixsey, Jan 18—Sid Welkommei NYou , GLascow, Jan 18—Arr Marian, Catneron, ork. “hu 18th, United Kingdom (0), NYork (ning Passed Cs ape fas Greravtar, Jan Bri Par, Thomhas, Avullas (and ¢ld for Savan sanioh, (ienoa (and cli for N York Che toh hela Philip, York.” ad mn, Gilley, from Beyrout, for itey's Nekela? Nickels, for All the windbound vessels «ld ae with a strong East wind, ‘hich continned fresh on the Havre, Jan 17—Below, ize i uatin, aud Nurem. burg Sehneldau from NOrleans. Sid iith, Greenwood, Ne Patt lobile. 6th, t, Davie, and Northampton, well, pbc ge RA Tucker, ‘Clark, Charleston. Hondiviy, Deo 29—In port ship Siam, Rice, repaired, for Jarvis Island 9th, to load aano af $16,’ per on: bark Bel fing, Glia, for NBedford about Jan 1—would be unable to ft. “Livenrodt, Jan 18—Arr Protector, Clark, and Carl Yon Lynn, Norlatid, NYork; Goschen, Probat, and (ico Washing m, Cummings, NOrleai {.19th, Rival, Kelly, do; Auglo Sax- boy ‘s), Portiand: Almeda, Maling, St John, NB, Off do 19th, Milan, Bustis, from’ NOrleana, Sid 17th, Albert Gallatin, Delano, NYork; 18th, Simonds, Leavitt; ‘Almira, Quinn, and Africana, Sulla, NOrleans B ns, Seott, and Oregon, Harrington, Mobile; Trumbull, Collumn,’Apalaghico Cid 1th, jn nn A Boyson, NOrleans (cld at Rumeorn). Ent varia Tnternational, Seavey, for Bonfbay; Rockland, Smith and Allee Ball, Hickey, NOrieans; Coronet, Boult, Sa> MinatittaN, aboutJan 7—In bar! Ken- “- for London 4g; Ja Jas Anson a ae. arid ey brig owe farm Hark, and. M Bramhall? Dasoy’ for'NYork do ail the above to nail between the let and middie of Fey Sid about Jun 7 Republic, Ham, NYork; Jennie Morton, —. “Pear fan 18—OfF Start ty ae National Guard, Gates, from NYork for Antwerp: Napoleon on, from NOvicans for Havre; rem bark J 1 Ada, from NYork far Bremen. hig mmyst bend P tawtind Mount’s Bay, bark Storm Bird, d’Oy- by ern) mers ah Jan 16—“Vessels left not recollected"*—by Brachr Ann Leonard, at New York, Vane Cnty Jan ete port bak Maclay Mitechall,£ } a f Marschalk, for NYork Feb 1; only Am vessel, | ' BOSTON, Feb sAmertenn Ports. ‘Are (oy tel) ship Sami Appleton. Caloutta; barks Merrimac, Shicida? {iessina; D Kimball, New Orleans (struck dn * ‘ardinan’ as last night, and came off leak Ing badly): briga Marine, Cienfuegos; Cyclone, Matanzas; Adeiine. Mi Mopile Feb1—Arr (by tel) bark Kate Stamler, NYork; Hele of a the Ba; feel ANS "Sangi—are, steamship Tennessee, Forbes, Vera Gear ilies Poeahontas, Delano, Liverpool ; Ocean Pearl, Keazer, ‘London; parks Falke (Olsen) 3 Kuckens, Rio Janeiro: Growler, Watts, Boston; brig Newton, Mobile, 2st Are sh Merrie England. (Br), Kelly, Calcutta; an, a Sera E M Arndt (Brem), Haesloop, Bret D Ti ‘at, Ww )Rarizen, Hambu Borodino, Flowers pass Bite ir), Green, ima Mi land, Hel- ura. Pierce, Hayti; Flight, Haw four eave Ls Bruoey Btoner Indiana a ‘steamabip Win d Hewes, Lawlens Praukiin, La; ships bn Watjen (Brem), eh, Queenstown for orders; Ocean Pearl, Keazer, Havre; Olden bark Schlosser, Kahle, Liverpool rig Geranium, Bierce, "Gusenstows for orders; schr J ry ayitr, Lombard: Towed to sea 23d, al biel Kader: 3 ‘ambria, Ocean Monarch, bark Abdel ler; aus bre eR Horton, Centu- rion, Cycla, ‘Walter Lord, Ophelia, Delphos, J Winth: Fie Davin and Gerhard’ Br sip Gertrude trom Live reported below, and then ald for ‘Mobile, is now or: TORTLAND, en's 3l—Arr bark Ocean Heme, Herriman, Boston. Cid bark Old Dominion, Johnston, Cardenas. ea NY PERSON WisitIna TO ADopr A_ FINE, healthy female child, now seven montha old, will please ‘Address in confidence Young America, box 147 Herald office, tend SE race ae tabs 1s Tecan Red i ct ec LACK TIGERS, ATTENTION,—THE EMPEROR Is IN town, and wishes to meet his subjects, E. 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Wanted, the heir at law of James Thor ee @F Joseph Thomson, brother, who left London for xorm, et 2 al Apply at the aaceas BT 619 Bi New. proprot Perontanr mr ayes | FAMILIES.. —NEXT OF KIN of Francis Alison, son of Robert All. ‘son, wha resided at Charleston, in Maryland, and of Ann, his wife, formerly Ann Allen, spinster, and waa the nephew of John Hamilton, of New London, in Pennsylvania. Apply to H. HAYS, €49 Broadway, N. Y. NHERITANCE.—NEXT OF KIN TO ALL MATHIE- son families wanted, the, relatives of James L. Mathie IAA. rset ana. wi wou Bb, ann raliway supe in“Kentucky. Apply to the Heraldry office, 649 B: ¥.. ‘H, HAYS, Proprietor, ENNIE—WILL PLEASE CALL AT STATION ©, ( ner Fourth and West Twelfth street (late Tro; get a note addressed to Anna A. Hope. ERSEY.—WAS THERE AT ONE. DON'T FAIL NEX fair day at two. “ALON! | P ipaaneintangia DON’T YOU WRITE TO F. H.t NT SEVEN ooTAvE PIANOFORTE, A. © Ponren ate, ued w keys, all modern hinpron AN EXTRAORDIY, 3 a TANCE FO ments, o~ to Wee for ary nt fully guaranteed for ars, Ort $600, will be ace gan ets ‘tool so elegamt Parlor Suit, comt st Twenty sixth street, near 51x R OF SUPREME COURT, JU pir of eee of the Late ye ermamentedy dr Hosewond lage the onc. cDONALD, Receiver. ihe DGE LEouaRn, i very ema pier and i mata fers Levon a) frames with ee its 5 Goritne solid fron aoe ee rosewood’ Parlor ARGAINS IN VIOLINS, VIOLINCEL, Mr, A. Mirmont intends leaving for instant, and takes this opportunity to offer is fine collection of musical Instrument reduced prices, at 542 Broad (CHICKERING & 80N aT AT AUCTION, “AUCTION POORER. ool and covert Pianoforte, Turkish mee o ain os sine china Vases Chairs, china ‘ea apd Dinner Het ont iment of ne Bliver ware faiate Gntlery eau oak ba ml Span pees ‘Api ors tr. great pply © the GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS. 694 Broadway , New York. BPOT OF THE ABT ANDES, ol Dr jor Churches, ‘Sshoola and Drawing Rooms, SOLB MEDAL OF HONOR esti ‘Universal Exhibition of span patented i in ine 9 United States anova web xa WEDS, as in Ruropa, has been tet composers of both conti- eet ay vres Ariistic Bronzes and Marble Statuary, i Le | Oa Extension Dining Table, ry | sehen and Cryntal Engraved | ilverwat Ormolu Clocks and Candel Centre fetto match, China Dinner and Tea Seta, an Well aa for the of uli remarka| wetield Table Cutlery, tune tn all climates. depot, $45, $50, $100, $160, $180, g236, at “aes Sg See auet é A contained in ‘he el t residence Went Stateenth saat, between in | 7 pola fara ain re war made to order by the best description, see to morrow’s Herald. bn TANOS, 31 ee ALEXANDRE ORGANS—AT | ‘Second hand Pianos at great | One seven octave, eoond laud Pure eietates tet ah rm WAl Anes? bes EE TIMOTHY TRILL'S Chureh Music in the Weekly 0 LET—A FIRST RATE SIX OCTAVE PIANO, HALLET Tnquire at GREENE & BAKER'S, 177 ‘afencas5s Broadway, 8. ¥- GREAT ARTICLE ON | tained in the dwellin, Broadway, up staira, PIANOFORTES. the introduction of machinery lanefortes, we are now able Offer to the =. Wve rosewood Piano, containing all the of ore perfect, workmaua Cl in Ca tf jocks, Paintings, righ Bronace and. Vaser, Bureaus, elogant hair Mattes” \ two fine sofa Bedwteads, Et preneh Chine out Gage af verw ra stair mepoone Forks ae, Hf aoe ers pots Cl improvements tor $160 cas! every Ee MORTIMER ORIFFIN N 4, CO., AUCTIONEERS. rare chance tiousenoin Ft TURNITURE AT ‘Nearing for Burope AUCTION, even iat! i sisi ester Dr Drawtog Room Suite, Brocade and Lace Cur Medallion Velvet Carpets and’ Mos: gf tench plate pler and mantel Mirrors, xppze and Ormalu Chandeliers, «and Sréeden China Vases, inf (00 WORTH ‘OF cane HOUSEHOLD FUR- | AT yi | MAGNIFICENT ANOFOKE 2 PARLOR SUITS, BRON- RUSSELL W. WESTCOTT: » auctioneer, wili sell, on Monday, the entire beautiful Furniture con- use No, 152 Twenty-first street, ‘be- diag rears and veo "furaiahed ia toeewesd out tant rieet order, havit ing of aiegantP Planoforte Palor ule in brocatel, Ma Tae hairs, over ik'and lace Sale posi- INSTRUCTION, WRITING.—DOLBEAR’S “HAND TRAINING,"’ Broadway, will positively re traces trembling from the Worst hand, and give s smooth, rapid bu. tines style. Bach pupil will receive private Instruction frou Mr. Dolbear in person, T BRYANT, STRATTON & tile College, Nos 18 and 19 Cooper Insitute, a thorough jedge of commercial sclence can be obtained, including Scone re, Sofas, PACKARD’S MERCAN- = ag lattreases, Lounges, hairs, three Wilder's pa 's patent iron Safes, ac. 'CTION NOTICE.—MORTGAGE gALE OF HOUSE. hold Forniters, Cas Will sell, on Monday, Feb. 4, ne T0%g eteloek at salesroom 86 a Besloe Bulls, v es extension ce Desks, Bookkeeping, penmanship, ‘commercial law, arithmetic, ac. nde pen day and evening, 'g, PACKARD, Resident Principal. orion LeALe READ’ 4, ‘at 103, is o Lb ‘Clots canatgvere” Pon tin oa ac.—. flare lot winter made re, one a ar ana ai Overalla, Neck Ties: ‘arge cloth ihe two Bowing “A voTION NOTICE.-BURNHAM’S FURNITURE EX- press Packin; Establishment, Land 113 West Eleventh atreet, between Fifth and Sixt usehold Furni- ture boxed od and obi shipped to all parte of the world. Covered removing Furniture to the country. Furniture a Y.and 288 Fulton sirvet, Br ‘and'8 Shoes me io Talne's Academy ia Bo my eure saidsfaston. EPING $5.—MR. DOLBEAR, 609 BROADWAY, ocumraarelen inatifsle tn Now Yo fox. 8 ca nb seep books by double nd soon be qualitied to Business men and anne PARLORS —A SBOOKD, COURSE OF OF rsational Lessor man and English will be formed at the Po I, nea Union square, as soon as Lng Rad lessons in Grammar m: in rofessors: This institule ie pa. Ayglot tn inauita No. re th avenues. —Hor fast, at as eerie i UCTION BALE—TO HATTERR.—A. M. CRISTALAR, 7, will sell on Monday. 4th balenroons B bout 16 dozen Soft Hate and 1 do, Cloth Caps, y tnd gentiemen's Boots y of this city. For circularsand L, PALMA DI CESNOLA. OLBEAR'S HAND TRAINING, 609 BROADWAY. — Dear Bir-1 should do injustice to my feelings not to ac- ovement my sons have made in pen- Minder your instruction. At the end of uel twelfth they gave me » specimen of thelr Pinuet cottfes't wes such tropeotementin #0 short & ime, 7 The more part tified us T had alway writers, Respect! ales coped Hae van reat i — AUCTIONER. OUST ARERS SALE your, Paks. JON as guox GaN a, Ray id Py de THE sis now Tecelve for auction and fob Inta gd Geta, apdedios eeoek igoed tone Bering ae Nae Fourth of Fel ‘Groceries, Ac. Tg. ock, at. the auction sore, 104, William. street, casks ‘arious ha eal eee ot Ld Segars. Also, 15 Coffee, J. B. CARR, Constable. TEACHER WANTED.—ONB WHO CAN GWE ite lessons from 6 to 8 o'clock, Cg fond per ‘of a pupil by addressing i WNBROKER'S SALE.J. MORTIMOR, NO. 16 BART pects will sell on Me b. aasortn opoelating Bian fets, Quilts, Boots, sme LAN, 18 Grand atreet, XALE, JEACHER OF NAVIGATION, SURVEY. Draughting with Perspective, Bookkeeping, 35t Pearf street, corner of Frankfort (entrance in Fran! lammering curedin afew lessons, City references, STRUCTION. PRIVATE LESSONS GIVEN BY A in any of the English branches (to persons of an: 1er own residence or elsewhere, evening. Also, musio and dancing taught to new heginnors, Would like to take breaksast with a French TUESDA’ At thelr ‘salesroom, 158 to commence at 10) every afternoon an enty-five vee au superior Terms moderats. NE HOW STOVES AT AUC TION. WHITTEMORE & HAZELL will include in their Hard- bt and Utice Stoves, patterns, from 10 to 12 inches. family, for which she would give instruction, oF money. References given, Address Minerva, station D. HE SPANISH LANGUAGE Is TAUGHT. AS HERE- } OBERT—MONDAY OR TUESDAY, 13g OCLOOK; Monday preferred, rain or shine, as Your uncle will be waiting; Amity street line; aball be disappointed i not present, THEODORE, ILL THE HEIRS OF JAMES B STEWART, SEA. man, U. 8, Navy in 1850 to 1892, callon Thomas L. Bray- nard, 81 ret. jE you MEET MB AS YOU PRO! ‘Will you write me and tell pelleve me “Tell me truly, and quench this fire, 7 1LL JOHNNY NEIL, STRAIT jiaarsr, © OMM iNT: cate with Henry Ryder, minstrel, NEWSPAPERS. Y ease ‘8 SPIRIT OF THE TIMES, THE AMERICAN Gi GENTLEMAN'S NEWSPAPER. OUT TO-DAY (SUNDAY). Fr le ill news agents. Rp Porter's Spirit will be ready every Sunday morning MISCELLANEOUS. Pireng, Ratcus MEDICAL OFFICE OF DR. J, KIKUT in , RRICHEN, 178 Becend atreet, New York. fact, wall known by physicians of ete pan but er method, adopted and now improved aterm freonfdentially ually se very best, "metod in ex. fitence. Theethereal esse: their full influence over ihe fan nanguil even in the most obstinat diseases such ah alleraMon that on the fourth day = moat erocatie ble feeling creepe over the whole bent, auch ae ont or recovering from most There ls, so aleay ips hat resists thie ireat- a haan hye kg awd «1 r, apleen, mach and recalls er give way to ihe therespathy. “‘Conaamp- ane tom ani degeneration, superficial cute and cancer, inter. ttrpbus rhowmatiem and gout, all are conquered, laced by nat vaterel Jounin and deat hear, the blind see, the impotent beeome manful, th the feeble le impregnated new life. The treatment is Wea sure. he. ‘and 10 8 o'clock. ARBLE MANTELS—GREAT HARGAINS MAN Yelo-A large stock on hand, and a great, reduction in is for aay Kind ordered thie mont 1 soon at A. KLA ER’S marble yard, 113 East Eighteenth street, west of Third avenue, Mantels put up in any place in the country. UMISMATOLOGY —SALE OF THE ENTIRE CURTIS collection of coins and medals in gold, silver and copper a5 the sum of one dollar gach, Will gomtuonte om the 11th ia: stant, at &3 Bleecker street, “Circulars now ready, ECOND HAND SAFE WANTED—NOT LESS THAN four feet high and three feet wide, Address, stating ma- ker's name, date of patent, lowest cash price and other par. tieulare, M. office. box 179 Herald GRO AND FROIN. 7 ti EST BT wo! ve Aree Mone aa worth of G reatent bargains over offered, | $100,000 wor ro. me be matiefed that ia the plage to An ‘eae. lonr, $6, {4 and $6. Gro. your ook — THOMAS R AGNE’ i 89 Murray sireet, New York. ity. PI T° powyEn Ae Tare Otntment ia the sure remedy to cure the Pliee ol ean be had for 25 centa per box, or 50 genie, sont by mail or express, No. $49 Broome streei, New ie are the cheapeat aod best. Send form es jar and samples. Ali free, D. & Mil en, ‘random, Vt, or 70 Third street (Post oflice, box 1,710), St, Louie, Mo. $] 00% Bf MONTH MADE WITH bg TOOLS.— son RELIGIOUS & NOTICE . Sites of Jas'a'y | bong x0. 2A st 8U FEAIOR Cot, col choice Tunes, anda number of ienteliont Core ing witten eetoney i for Shi Ror hh are well aapled - hd i revival , anniversaries, Chi ;| Sarena sabperh eB mt non) haa tne tie teers not ts pubtcafon mr EEE ie ee ve ia ps er Mnerates Fines eure ‘conta, cnn. WINES AND LIQUORS. OME Wis 3 Xone BE LTR VE PHAT Good ALE Sf ea ety te : SHERIFE'G SALE OF DRY GOO C., &C— A.M. CRISTALAR, Auctto ens al Baste foo. 's relocky ai aad Third avenue the eh a large assortmentot also bisek and figured Linen, Sheeting, and a general assortm Kept in a dry goods store, Feb. 5. fof nal Good: o eeaiaes, = ree coe SOuUN KELLY, 81 PTIONEER, WILL SLL 10. MOR Broadway, the Restaur: Beer Galcon, ‘consisting of im marble top Tables trrora, Sofas, Gas Fixtures, 200 four years? lease, In one lot or 1a ‘Wednendays and terms, &c., may be T TRENOR'S ACADEMIES, CLASSES WI mn until May. Bol roee—_Brockys Wea th Thiry fourth stree Baturdays in, in New York. Mondays and end Fridays, tn, Brooklyn. Circulars of ‘ine and M. WITTERS, AUC TIONEER, WILL BELLO. ON MoN- day, at 2 oclock, at 454 Ci anal etree fortuna sn ofa feiany breaking shite ean obtain Hebets at LIAM WITTERS, AUCTIONEER: ADAMS, QERRERO) JACK Household Winiture se of a SON'S DANCING ACA- e, dvb + sixth street Daye of ti ‘Wednesda, wees, BALLET MASTER OF THE JUBATABS at ak B Berlin and Hanover—Dancing Academy, 367 WILL SELL ON th avenue, all the ‘Up bouseKeeping. LET LO8T.—ON FRIDAY BYeeEG, 1sT_IN- ao wane Ey Zz Eocene return to W. Kevan, ie Water aureck. Sizib avenue; ‘Will be paid on ka pl per month, , fous evenings aa Beers a Pond, or in afternoon, 31 Rages erase SUARBEOSLON Tea THE BALL “SEASON. iment, Kow Yors State mT, eee PARK SEATING at uit. & gold band Bree tparet som, moo eee a eve Poe sn BALL OF THE JACKSON GUARD, ese mth be held at 1862. vepicketa § 8, toadal iE @ ratweaetf LIBDERKRANS pocrass, WILL aoe mg Gr al Pancy Dress Baill Monday, Tebroary ll, to Juiah they members and friends. Vue Tartine commltees im ae, meee ma are cau K/ ment has been sti O8T—ON SATURDAY es, BETWEEN 7a pa ay Sizth avenue and ‘firey and W. nolan Bank, fortwo two hundred and street of James Smylio will be hig eto the owner, James M. te will endea oe The ‘balls of this society already enjoy. ileman’ aud. indies, cnn oval Pin, containing rg ng tt 4 cae sie finder will ‘be rewarded by leaving ce There will be no OSt_IN, GOING FROM , UNIVERSITY PLACE, th street, and by Third avenue care td hair and set ing. tickets are not trausferabie. Members wil please call for ¢ for thelr tickets at Pyihag: caesar here: BUNS? STEIGER, Secretary. DENTISTRY. RATFICIAT TEETH. PANIC PRICES. only $6; Rubber, $38; Gold, $18; Pate nk 7, $10; Guniotyes Fonal. Dental Gaile ery,” id street. OST—LAST L Lp . Guaranteed work, ay ‘Teeth without pain, ue, corner of Twenty. Dr. MANtON, Dentist, R BEAUTIFUL on fing gold and xtracted OFT —I —IN ; ONE en oe Pay TWENTY-THIRD STREET RIFICIAL a tom py % Gaperice bose filing, 0c. “All work ict ie Sixth avenue, OST—ON FRIDAY, BETWEEN THIRTY-SECOND -seventh sireeta, in Sixth avenue, a gold fmitaie. ® tree, with points on It. On ihe top © small holes, from which some ornaments had been Any person returning the same to 34 West Fhirty- Brace- ‘been re- saTeee®), ON THE FLOOR OF ‘or else left om with the initials slat & D.J. lay ac, engraved highly zed, the, nas Le be Liberally ew rewarded by seareing an-0 glass in jen who' got in. from Winter atreet. ‘Aa it was the reward will be paid at the or oom Af of the Hotel St. Germain. on ha Dr. LUTHER, Dentist. GUARANTEED SUPERIOR by an experienced and skilful opera- jess than former ASH PATRONS ARE . pental operations der will be liberally rew: contents at ‘tne sere 495 Third avenue. BOOK, CONTAINING ABOUT $2 wn tiekets, which have of toany one but the ‘rewarded by leaving the Pr me Ai warranted, Oleg, 42, Great Jones oy _ LUTHE Dent TAB ouas ATED SURGRON DENTISR, Between ® rosdway 8 ty B. GRIFFIN & BROTHERS INSERT TERTH, WITH ng the roota; on elives oF ru ; ‘eet led pds fa, Scone to $1; at heneet Rees thet Irvin; ian | LA of or paners SE eat arian Rawarda, Wo whowe order i and notes are made Yoard. will be pala: upon ie Dey street y and ae cement York, and 267 Fulton s gman 682 J between Union and nq) est and best repairer of Watches, Clocks, aity. All repairing done om the premises. Tes GOLD HUNTING WATCHER, ot ge Rat mnt __ FURSITURE, orn bmanatactarg ut Chamber ‘faite, plain eA ee 368 Canal street, eS URNITURE het hs FOR READY MONEY.—A FAIR ae seen xnee, he Ath Birth ate avenne, aren WATRIVONTAL.—A pow, Bi a Fa the now ined with the Sil cabins comrontante, Meta, Broadway Pout omtce, squats one gallon, 63 nee — tor not to interfere, Address ners of no valae one ex. “he aN’ ASHINGTON Terrier, about Sanne will Feosive FROM THE SUB- dank fo Missi e ; grattewe eae