The New York Herald Newspaper, February 16, 1861, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD WHOLE NO; 8926. LIST OF LETTERS Remaising in the New York Post Office Saturday, Feb. 16, 1861. facially Published in the Newspaper Having the Largest Circulation, LADIES’ LIST. Qndorsoa Margaret Arthud Mrs John Mrs sar'h JaneArnold Rosa c E Atwood Marion Loo Amold Mrs Anne Atwood Mrs Geo B tae Bouey MesCarolinge ited lineada meade Bride Sargaret arp Annie F Beaker Mrs Berney Bridge Mi beth: Bedinguon Marah. Bodge Mtrs 116 oi fou. Biccoker Migs, Bast Bowicr Etcg sth street Boyce Miss Tt A Broderick Nay Brown papas Clarinda frees Perel aes Eaeasc, Rae Sumer meri Gara A Poe Mary arahem nett Bites Broticy ise Mise A Bur rs u Bigelow Mrs David Baar an Mre ret ek er Mrs Emma Birch MrsVirginia—2 Bryan Mrs F 0 Mrs, 16th st B en Mrs Ano Cost a eine Mise ES Eaiore Elizabeth Clarke Mrs Maria = eee ae Ann Qtarke Mrs Elisa © Conton Mrs Clark Miss TC Qooney fokanne Cas ‘Mrs Frede Copcut Louise Clark Sarah rine Clark Mary Jana a Um Grav Ann Corning Anna Nes Mag Ana wich 6 Carr seerns Clifton Taabel X Sottey Miss ee at re —2 Supper Eleanore ‘le Bi Sorat ig rreile Mi HE Digeeort Mra, esr» Mrs, Domi. ‘Durant nicl Davis Sarah Dison 3, Hous- Dov Nan H H Been {rs Brasil. Dixon Mra Susan Dus ee ary tad Boland Dunn Ellen De Villane Mad—2 bering Duan Kate Debar Leonora Bamobue ‘Bridget Dunn Bric Dedirer Busan Donovan Mary. Dun Mary Peay rae Dance! MIs Mer Price Mile Haling Pevencee aketh —Dentan Miss, Bast Duvaw Mary Dever Catheriae "Broadway Dwyer M's Margaret Dikemaa Mrs Heury fos Emien Bell A Been Hellen Encich Wad Lening- Eaotnts Mrs Ro- Biot @Mre Mary _ ton at ott Mra DE Evans Lizzie endort 7 H Rrephare a s Biminds MrsBliza- Emo Arabella ¥ Fader Mad Mrs HF Ferguson Mra, West tigen sulin st * ina as o> Farnsworth a Miss Mt Veikine Annie Fauluner Mra Bar- 5 mae? Fasten 3 Jas Sh Flutie “Gaile. ay eres yon Mrs Ford’ Sarah Garman My SD GrokamAnn Gillett Mrs Eliza- Galleguee Busan Graham Mrs C Garand es Alice Gala Mian Th Granny R trares Aone B Gregory Mrs, Mon- t Ge Susan ” ores Mesnaware Semre, cote ie line Gibson” Marguret Gold Isal Gault Mee opin (Fane Goodnough Stes, ta Oa ett Gil Mra 8 ML anon Widow, Di- Gray Mrs GF Gillen Rosau vision 8 UP eadterine Cillesple isabella Grunewald Miss B Grady Stes Mary pa seco P Havward Mra. P Holmes Mra Mary J Barge" Hawking ‘las Biana Vonora Mad, Broad. Hall a Haywood Eryline mie 1 Sire mma pdson Mes Henry a Mire Wm Henry M Houston Joanna A oe Hoover Mrs Mi - Haile th White stitoyt a! auraMevianslosre wut Ei anha Hoare Marg rey tite Hofmann llzn ey Haney Bary L, Hogen Mramargaret Hunton 3 ise rer eee ne Holden Miss N Husted Mra’ Win stings MraSeman-Holden Margaret HutehinsoaF tbe Holmes Kate Hatten Eltza 3 Irelaad Mrs Sarah M Jackson Helen M Jeadon i yz Iserman Mrs 8 jeheatpn Misa K Jones Misa Jones Joanna R Jones Mrs GO Joneph Mrs A sah esa pivebarydones Mrs Mary ‘oueph Mra A cs Ruen D Mary Kershaw Mary dort ~ fa Reey a gas ay eps, Bris t Ke an Miss K Kimball Mrs B KingslaudM we line unedy Johanna Kindlin Mary ridget ivanags Mrs Ca. Ket ley Cather abet Mrs Joss Kem, aoe Kester ra inet Hennedy Een Kelcber Kelley brs, 6th av Reaney ai nox MraJas R Kelley Aute z Emma Leggett Mre John Laughran Callen tan ohare Leman Mise M — Laubbe ec Mrs Eat eC Eliza virus Eestia’ Sat -2 Lloyd M ns (ae tat cherine Living ¥ux traits Bien ‘MFanny Niles Mt Fyman MreD wes fang. Le Ltine Mrs, Greco. Lyon Mew Mace H Lyons Mrs Louisa —2 ‘wich st Leigh Mes Eliza LavgiinMrs,Canalst M Heowee Mrs H—2 Marrow Anne Honora Moniaguia Mise S Mathimore Jane E de “la” Maradon B: Moore Mra Mary wise Meader Ella Book Morden Hanna M " y ey Mrs, West Morres Coralie Mai Melia Mas, West Morin Mary 3 qeichoney Mrs; Chas listen Mutcohy Miss Mas: ot “Mabon "1 ul ry Majliacd ‘Made, Merron Mrs, West Maus Miss Judith oadway be Eulen Malone Lia re verent eae Hy muttienn Mrs Sophia, te wit Me Mt yaa iteian A rs Mar unday Mrs ses Nat fee ae ntoe Mulhey Mrs Jane Mxpee Drusiey ini ise, thw Hei ae = t “b eet st Minton ‘Etlanbeth Nocphy Maigret Marun Mavgaret Melony Anne |, Myers Po ‘Miss M_ = Mo!yneaux Mre M ers Mias © Ly Aaron sits Abbie Montgomery MiseM Myers Mrs Wamet Mac .. Deavitt M MeGuapsay Mrs,last MeDogald Me Megienshy, Miss Br pepowel Sgn Jaa wan, Catherine yeContell Ei ty Meberms mou iter nic MeDermnatt Mrs, bay Mec McDougall Mrs An- ze Michan Molleng | & LET segue ‘are pomas, ae MeDecmoit Anne Nanghten Mre Mar. Nichols delay fare Yenal st Nona Robie Ainisehal"* Netton Nee ira Mary a Kame Sits Stary °° in Ate Norris Margaret} O'Hara Mrs Rose ke Mrs Ellen ne Nien Ma O'Liley ABM Gabrey HER, B 20 dison vquare Oakes | _ A Owens Elf; Prontiss Mrg Geo L Porver Mra Kate Palttegvoe Measoha Poragton Mrs, Ca Pom Meg Partington Mrs, i Mrs Hannal raed, ot piukuge MrsL Powell Mew J Paasedi Welle Pike ‘owell Jennie A rat Mrs it raie—2 Priscng Meet fowelt yar Haut Mca Milo” Bt Powlin Madame, eter 3 Philips Mra Gey 8 raat } ember Eliza- ie L ie Caro. "em vat Bid | Perkind Mrs Bite Price Mararten <Pryor tra Biizabeth wine Mrs Anve Quine Billen Quoney Mrs Betty Maina Mary a vate fee isaac hart scerson fies ET u ™ vl irs ‘palaces hichantaMeabmelals Rooney Bien MOLT B Bich ‘Sarah J Rons Reicher Mes Kale Tivley Bridget Rouse Margaret da Jane Relay Bri Rowe Mra Jane ReFnoideMessophia Mover Mra Gr nw'h Rumney Ester berteM ia eee now bartson lag A | Hellen, usinece af ae -t +g Roskeae Mr abe _ pene Seperr Made Vietos Simi me ira Otto HT ing MtrsCathn- Sinith Slatan Mi i vom Were, 4204 slamenn Mrs 4 Se eniher Mes 2 Hr syrmber Catherine al Sullivan Margatet Selnrmana Con atance Suppe 4 Mes, Fo 28th a! 1 Mow Ma bio Rperit alien mish Fan Benth bate y MORN Teacy Mrs Patrick Tolman Mra E, Mis C Mary Pulley APEC Roun Tees Adda predate’ Trotter Mre Lf A pty Foye gen e AB Foumezy ‘Truss Mary B TyrionMUeDorothes Underhill Hannah ¥ Ustick Maggie Van Nostrand Mrs Van Bengeleer Mrs You Mra Kat War- Caroline Abby=2 ‘Vernon Mrs ¥ w Wade Eliza Washburn Julia A Wilson Mrs cana Walsh ‘aterhouse Mrs L wine irs. rene / wi moers> L Weed ties Wht Sire Mater ene Ea rer Walton on Emly, bre ghncid Mrs ane M Wot ae rstrences Waite} Me AnnaR Want rea i AH Wier Mrs Mine Elizabeth W: Mra A Ward B: Welde Mrs Virginia W: Mrs M ‘Womnae Banice M Waa Sosa Wills rw Won — Wilkeson Miss ML Woitott Ellen Jane Ida M Worthen Williams MraSallyR Warrensiienar: ‘aE Williams Wynne Mrs F Warren Lizzie Williams Ce) Wyakoop Jeaals ¥ Young Mis AW * Zieber Anna Metiida Ziever Matilda GENTLEMEN'S LIST. Achard © A Wind ‘Adie Alex F Ashton tes Adler Dr G J Appley Tacos Ackin Chas hAT Abbey Spey N Archibald Andrew ‘Aaaron Artells Antonio Ackerman A A aymans So, agus ‘o eosin Ricardo ‘Austen Dan’! ‘alsel M & Co tin lexander David Atherton hew H'y ‘sien Bumnérico Agostini Joseph2nd usa Stephen Ahiburn H Alexander & Isaacs Andrew Airey & 00 ‘Aikin Jas Atwood JW Alden J Abbott Joseph E dams © E ‘Anderson J—2 Arm Robt Adems ‘Arata ep Adams I’ Babbrens Lal, ton Ba £Co — Brocks Jas or Jullus Bennet ood & Co Bath uadh ion ET Wn Brooks Bradshaw" Afohi- Boowett Wes” Brooks Sedwa A wr - ‘m Wi ony Bennett re _ Brown oy c Bradehawe Wa M_~ Bennett Henry N Sowa Albert Babcock Jas matt Hy 8-2 Brown Col § W Baloch ent Wm Brown P 8 & Co Brakly HRI Brennan Jas Browa Ht ¥ Branch EH Blew Francis Brown Sam! W Blane H’ Beniczky RW © BrownJ F Branford Edw'd D Benz J Brown Robt Banning Dr EP 4 CoBrown Wm Banning Thos Bent & Bros Brown H. Baneker D Berdan Brown 8. Baill Brennen Patrick Browne David Blanchard Rufus. Belasinger Benedict Bowman Sam! L&Co Bevan fon Borland Jas & Co Balle Sam Berry RP Botton John Betts Hiram W Boyd Jt Wm Bettman M Bourne Dr G M Haver ona zs ines Blote T H e Francis—2 Bergen Broughton — Blake Jae Berry NE Bosworth NP Blake & VanRelper Betts & Co Bou Geo © Baldwin Wi Bi Bostwick E 2 Balawin Alber! Betis Peter fa Bourgard Louis Baldwin Jas 8 Bowe A A Barkalow WV ne Aug A Barr R C—2 nd B Bowden Delatield Bartholomew WJ an Aug Th Bartram Barney m & Co Bowing & Tatt Bartlet Wr F Rerrian Geo W by AB Berstien Bros Jas Brisbon JH Browning Geo Barrett Louis © Bigelow Wm, Bowe Pairk panen Bich’ Billings Wm B — Boadinot Wm Buckley 5 T Rang it Bedi Srp Biont Sno rbeloeg ba nan Win Barrett — Sl Brunarett 8 Saw ‘Buckling Geo undy Nelson £00, Buckner & Farris Bulkley Audrew—2 low m David E Fee MajduoM’ B Wo Barton J Bishop Geo H kin CW Barnwell eo B OE Bullard Chas Barkley TA Briedenban JH Buil Wm 1 Barber E A deo B & Co Bueli ( M Barber JL Jas Butterworth Joseph Barnes Sam) Bingham ChasK oH 1 Eo Chas Ww Bray & Hi * Bie roidge FP? ra es i —! rey EH Bogart Ben} Wm H—2 Baylies EL bi Brook & Co Burt & Abbey Baiern Wm Bock Peter jurt & Terhtine BayardWmM Bolionc W Burridge T ord Book & Burns John E Bauman Geo Butz id Bray Dennis ‘Capt t Jes Burns Mathew jaughman Geo—2 Bolgner Bureb; eee Boteie at Ht Purest dol Vay le jurgess Boter 4 Burtian 1. & Co Ssisadman Boland Richa Busam Wm Jarl Brockway E itterworth JH Beck John. Brongon Albert juttner Captan Beekman Rey Chas Bronson Olver Buxton Thos B in Jha Bood: + Burton Fi Belden J Bion Butler CaBt A 1 Balowen Nicholas Bonet Joseph i Capt John Belows GH joardman Wm B Blythe Joun'E Bell cM Boorum & Winman Byron Jas Beuer Francis Brookins Wm H Byrne Bawd J Benedict Hart Bloom J M Byrnes Peter Benedict Lewis—2 Bonnan & Bro Byard Jacob K Benton J Bong Josey Byrde J Benton & Hill é ChaceJ Jr&Co Claus © W Conaghan Jas Callender & Perce Clay Dr HR. Connie Wim eimer Moriz Cateaux Felix Conner Wm ¥ E Cash Maurice Cooker Stephen R Gany Mick? Chatterton CW — Corey E A Callender Wm = Causin Wm H = Goon Capt— aire H Paul Clayton Goons Jeremiah John Canvey Owen Coombs Capt Geo H Cadwell Wm Chatterton Chas M_ Cool Jas Caldwell Jas Gasaid: Francia Crosley & Hammel Camp Geo H Casey Edmond Cordner Ji ne R Camp J J Claven Corey Geo Ht Chamberlain ivory Corbett Sidne Chandler Jobn — Chatate Cormines ea CaghCuse Camball Archy ell Jae Crane David awlies JF Gorinler Jute Canning Mich’! Cleveland Hy A Gro® Cambe Patrk o ‘Theodore Cornwall Capt 5D Gantrey Cornelius Chester & Bros losgrove Wim Cresey Wm J Sooger Albert Crus ell Archi. Cheyne W arren ChevebroughRobtD Se te - Doel Wm—2 Gere Pa EL Gempet John Cook Hi — ra 0 ‘wining Drm Cooke Rey John Cooke P BW Aron ch ‘001 ry Michiow AP Groweil & Seiden ner Clitz Edward M Coun Cornelius Charlesworth Jas Chinchester J B Covert Richd ‘arey JC Ciscor Wm. Cotte E Cochran John W Sonate aye hari Al Comin AA ‘oy RB ACO o Robt be ‘rowel Capt Geo H ca is PF Gowper Wm Craft John Crowell Wm M Carr Geo P Colling Albert J Coyle Chas: Chapin Even Colcord J ran Dr JF Chapman TF Cotton & Fiteb Cox John B cl au EH &Colliers W ‘ronier Robt a ter John T eon — canner Geo P ter Wm R Carter Joseph H Olark Dr Caled pe : c Citepale Clark Win Clark Chas Oak Dewan Clarke John Clarke W >, Olarke Hy Clarke Di }) § Cama om oe cureios Chan # 7 onron en, Ehret Wan on Sonnet Curtivs © Cuttin’ eed s Daly PA De Crauzat Mons neiti Chay Bal Rithara Be Montatar St.” Dondero Cas Dare Altred Dodds Thos ce Davi pie} K Donde' on Jaren len! ne Henry a oily Thos ier © eg James rev A I fay oa oy ; moron, Capt 82 pu is Jacob at” nats most & Hilimaa Wi don Mantel ¥ Frey Thos & WG Fillmore Rev J 0, rguson Duncan Fowler has A—? Reiguece mE FolaomAriemasL—* Forrester Henry , Robert Fairbanks & Paul Faber Jacob Fales Thos It Fernandes A it ¥F Frankearcater Lau. Francia Prenca 0 Eater Geo Ft nC ‘Aivin Gonrsd res Fran Famunse ah Cor Ficdings WmnkBros Fonswe Se? ” wy rs piaokenstela Jobu-2Findalld B Fouche Daniel 0 Rothen- Foster 1% C Fowler ‘sal ristopher Frink M, J) wier & Co Fauikner Daniel ¢ Fitot i 18 Fowl: Danist 0 Fatet Faria 63 Friend Foster & Ball Flinn Patrick Chas A Fraser tos john E Fox Thomas Fleet. ood Jono ae M—2 Fury James Feli George Fellows) George Fuller, Warren & Co Filatmore 4 Co Fisher ‘Ed Flyna Mr Feller Frank Fisber Alanson ler Fleteber 5 H. Firoa Frank lynn Jas C Ferymgeous Wm =‘ Fitzpatrick John—2 Fuller H W ington Harry Puch Sarmusl s Fuller @ 1 Fendall Clarence Fisher Bustice W Fallarton, Macubb “a Daniel ‘George &Co Fiynn Luke Sarriene.s Wry Geraghty MF Goetze F A & Son A & Cs Geopp Max Gooder eel Ben. femain Gerson M @tio 4 eae Edd fran Jeremiah len John DG Gi Decker Grifiths & Co G o¥ Gritiths Jas W Grote Cay bd Gelater aoe v Glover W Ht Groves Samuel Ht Garech eeard Koonce a Garrett 4 Cohen z ‘ibe: oo Jn Garrabrant Joba Gorham. eet Geow Gautier Leon tran Fictor Goud Gould Jol Guber 8 Eejbentel Gouigle Peter Gowen James H Growthes Jeseph Giises, Baris &Co-2 Guleve size Seadman&Co Girton C P—2 Ghroa Michaet nA K er SA Gunn Michaet Green Frapk 1 Glaspee Patrick Guoney Chas BS a LB Grote Nathan Lery Gurdei Paul city ju Godirey James“ Guillernan Gustave yCE Guyer James pif J Hak reptBish Hol fallogay JN ‘aptBishop Holmes Samuel Hyegpess Neco Hasian Wedere? Moles B Jas&Co Hayes Curtia Holmes James if Hac BF Hayes Francis Hoh Haskell J 8 Hollen Arthur oat ee a Hawley H Hoffbaur & Co Hays Robt & Co—2 Hogarth & Co Hadaon Hays Patrick hur Bargh Edvard Hatdea Win A Holyneit lealy Martin H Dr AB He Heekins F H n Geo Ball 2hos 3 leenke Otto Hoffman Wm Louls B Heinlein Jou B= Holt WH. ae Hlelk rederick, | Holl Dr Oliver Hebbard, Crook & Hollingsworth J ae, agent aves Hoff James Gormtina Hobert Rev Hamilton 4G 1 Hea ae Heard 88 Hongsberger Lay. Healy aly Cormellousor | An Ho nine Clement Heury Pierre Henry Samuel J Hopkins John Hendrickson D'N Hopkins Wm Henry Chacies Hopkin’ Wim If Hen:z Ba C mn Henry RW we Honratey Brien Hendrickson &8hut Hope ID Hanes ¥ 8 tek lornsby C i Heninway A@ Horton Hiram 1 Heniss Julius Hop George Hennesy Thomas Hern Mermon & Herlvert Howes Caivin Resier BL Howiand 1D Heritage Prank’ = Howell GF Herrman Jaco Howard Rollin HertzHLondesdorl Howes George Hemstein H Howard 3 &U Hepbura Jos L Howard Chas Herring Jo4. Hudson Capt 88 Herries WN Hudson Rol je Herlihy Patrick alt Fel ro. Haren tia i ae B Hu eit jarris J ‘Uidon ns James Harris ‘Wm Hie Mad charles P fears 2 Hut tors John § Iiferneime Jacob Humbort Daniel Willer Jno Uitrich Huntimgion Rey 3 8 Warren E Huntington C Hirad itebe Pwm Ht Rupert G Humee Bunier & H Harding Geo Hilnca Peter Hunter David Harrington Moses Hinds Capt Corne: Huntington Sati) Harney Jobn lus Anat Rarper Joba Himes Josiua Hunt W Hard A Hingon Charles S Huntington Harwood Albert Hartshorne y. 8 Hindmon WmR- Hyu a Hitchcock Jahn J Hieber Allen & Co Hicks Michea Maggio 1. Honres\ alentine, Jr Hoage 1 Huston Charles Ide, Felt & ; a Ireland Insley Cyras Iden Joh: Eland. Baward Ingestion Fi Tewine Jobat Ilingworti Robert Iredell Joseph 1, Isaacs Heury J JacobeG M& Co. Jenkins K it Joachim Mons Jacobs Jenkias Simeon S Jones Davia Jacobs Dr Jenkins Thos R Jones Nathaniel mcubson A Jenkins & Morris Jones John Tacobeen Qtto F Jelleson Wm He oues tenn Jacobsen Moses — Jewett Chandler M Jones Jonn © & Co Jaconnet Mons — Jessup & M Jackson Wm Sewell Th Jones Heary F Jackson WH & Co Jesset Leon doves Cyrus Jackson Wm H Johnson Wm Jones Met f Jackson James miessce = Jones W 8 Jacl Jones Dunbar & Jolunsor Sagkso Johnson Simeon 3f Jones, 7] ‘Munro & “johnson me "Deticr on &Cameron Jobnsen L Jounson 7H K Johnson Henry Seceson Heary gacksou HB € ones Tey Addison James J aa Jobuston & Co danger Jacob Jobnston * Jomes Dr Johannes Janvir George hasten John J Jones M & Jay Joun BE. nston Robert H Josseivn Walter sapere, Hall & Mer-Jobnston Hugh) Jolly © Jobaston Wm © Jovee James Jeakyn George Jebnes'& Dariteo® Jopes Thomas K anh James | Kelsey neh Rey J S—2 Kenney Stephen Kenney Geo P Kup Eabret 8 Knights Dr 8 © Kip'Bamourl Kendry J M ine 3 homa: J Kerney Chas Henry Kr lege Jos Kensett1 F Keenan Thomas iecen ra it Kenpe Henry Kyerulff ¥ Kennier James Kirkman Kersey Chas ae Kimberly ‘Root & Kerr Thomas 8 Kisawet Casper ey Capt Da. Kirkpatrick Jobn Kel. ey souns A Klinefelter G W Kaige Wmw Kechumaco Ki Kellogg Benjamin Kenyon & Hurst, Kirby Kellogg E R & Co Hing eee Joreph Kissam James W Kearsing Jchn f cogent Kine Davia 3 Kite SK Keller jacob omas Knowles Cateby Keller Lanesa R Kivgeb on Herman Knowiton John B Kelier Mr. Kimbal: Ganuet ff Kounelly Richard J Keatinge & Kimbai Ryle Alexander Kegnes «Rebel Konuize & Bro Kearne Jomes Kimball James & Kurk Francis Kearps Francis Fon: Kouiff John B Kearsing Jobo Knights Dr Chas$ Koster John 8 Kell Friedrich & m Livingston, Tilotson esis" cha & Co Laelan Livingston Lee capt an Cittle, Walter & Co Lefrage lnane Lierer Jacob Lapnber RY Chir rer Louls © P—3 Fandes John Learned Faward Louie it Landauer Bmennel Ledwick "of Loomis Chas A Lan: sD Leweur EC Co Loomis. 0 Land Laevered; Lord HG Eaogiey T Leonard Belt Lord Blenzer Lamson Fie Chas Lewis Wm Lord A -awpphear Thos P Levy Marks Lyon & Brows. Lemby Levell John Tekw od Goo W R Lacraix Dr Leonard John W COA L Leonard John W & Lodge DEW J Lalhrop Henry M_ “Co. Lorotho Mr Favirence Silvester Leon Leouard £ Welch Lonergan Steph Toys Lav rence DG Eathrop L'man wreace Chas W torene AE, eyier d Lathrop Dr Geo Muss Roch Loreto duran Lareen tt ee ue Komenigtenty Latimer Zoseph _Levierne Teac Cole Logan Wm Taw tence F enry eee Veloasine Tathner & Brown Levy Sale Lawler Fdward 8 Lavy H& Co Larnard | ¥ ae Laverty doiphe Loarange P Tewine T eVecene Mr Libby R L ater FC Liebinan Joseph Lettenworth B Liv‘agston des M wenworth & Liv ngste Keo Joseph Mt my ‘ie Livatiier Alex Macdonald WR Measorieh Ch Moore (eo jactuskey John M t Harvey Moore Wm A KA ae Moore, Myer & Co —— pares Fr jawaon George foran Patrick Mayo Capt Presets Mirrau tiene Multhaupt Hevier Mayo Lorento W eemoy Wm Muiliqan yee wm a is Aipfons—2 Mulford M Mingit Domenico Mullin Lake ACo Mineter John Murphy J M fe Mingosh mer $A490n Murphy Oyragttus mm Meaty Rathertond Melvin B. meen Peirick Hone leana Nona ots Ra Mellon Francis Mouson't onrve Prof MA Mut yy Ca c Henry Mollony Kdwart Murra: 7 Jota ohn 3 leagher Wm’ Moody Kawa Russ. Murray J Meoner ling ‘Murray ae Morten Rex itt Poe ontarg Moller DrIR — Moore Samuct@ Minton We McAbe Peter Mocwire ins juire Frank = MoTnnia J Edward — MeGeo Mike Mette sok Wm MeLoughiin Mike McKan Robert McKerr John MeKeazer W Bu- MeCouain & Fergu- McDoweil Malcomb Mebeaaiue Wm ‘son. MeDonoigh Thos,” McKenratohn B> McAleer Jobn ——-MeDowell Capt JohnMeLean L Mepride it ® $eDonalé Geo W MeAnulty Sarat MeCrery Zhos.A McDougall Captain, Mctione Barney McClung 8, MoPhail Archibald MeCoon CH McParland & Co MePoy Joi MeDonaid George MeGrath John MeTatish D MoGroghegua hos McEwen Alex > MeMullan A K 2 McKiastry Robt, Jr McNamara Timothy MoGam Edmund MoPhergon Murdo Nathan Newion Edward ® Nichols Hf Rawon Capt Moses Newcomb’ dilly: Nichole deo M Newion Wm A Newburgh Bros wile 4 en Oligar Ovvar poe Patrick Reval nev, DD Siahlaon Win W Northrup Nevill J: — Sherman & ) New ton wm. oH Nowell Geo Reeruea John D Wm, Norman ¢ Refiieckar Joseph Nichols Geo wara Norse, feo o ne Michael —Qadem3qhn Robert rine sJoha | Ogten Wit wens stb ©) mne? Geo Olney Ch F Owen John B O'Callaghan Robt Oatman Dr JC Ono Pinir Jude y 4 Olwer Frank Orean Thomas Ode: Oliver John B os wn Edward Dedovant ‘lorence Och J rae oO pelity John ‘Thomas "Neil Pap Osborne & Cheese. Ormety Karin” ONeill ¢ man ee O'Hara James af Outounke Thomas Panne EH Pheipa Chas E Phillips Patrick Parsons L 3 Parke Abram Prilles Michael ts ‘er Thadeus: Philbrook John Pagek W Peet Join Prince D Philibe @ PriceN G Pitken John R veareall Edward B Philips J vis Pierce & W Philbric augue femple 8, brig. ce a se Pike Henry ais Pioks Hlenvy W Parcipa WE Perkins veremial, Kdward bra WP 3 E Williams Pa Judson ay «Sohne fend Jeton Francis Pontal Me Ps E ¥ Port er John Prat: Edward Ponta Phillip Jas, Pollan WW Pratt Samuel bark King John — l’robat Gottluh — William T Peters W owell Henry ercey Hiram @ Potts Wr Perkins & Go Porzel C M Pendergast Bro Powers James Pemston AJ Plympton C RB Peter Dy Weston = Pu Clark 5. hang W a Erastus H putuam WG, bai itect re Pearsou 1 Phillips Morgan L. immer Moratio is Pease Wiiltana Te Yeckhsin Joua i Philipp Wiliam M Ping Sebastian—3 a The ie? ae juick Francis W juigiey Holden P juitedora GD Quina Joseply Quin Wika Kn nA idou Daniel Rodman Samuel I jon tiebard Riel rs WOM Kaluly Denis Tctinond Charles rm Randall WB Bieuard ugh te Taaae Ranney Andre Rodman W—2 James Hitcher Thos Rogers & Bro adoiph steward Richardson © K Roe James F Rice Henry Rochford Samuet nd Charles Ross William E, Jam Rou dt ave wr Paikbar pBeujaroin teh Job Rooker Thomas M Rando Henry Riker George Rose Charles hay J Ritz Alexander Lp ye &0o Bicker James Ridley WB Rowan Patt Ri at Roussey Charien Hicy! Rooker M Riel T Rosevelt Clinton ham thcket Willfam Koger Chat Rowe J bins ¢ Rosenbaum T F Robinson James Rosenmyer Jacob oe EakBons ers John H Russell Samuel J Kobans Dr wey Willian Robinson ou Rymiller Hen Robbins Bi Dr Robbinsdt 0 Of obson, Roberts JohnJarvis Rui —, ne bead i ma Reynolds Charles Robison ©. J yne Oxcar Robinson ‘Joshuintf, Ruck & Merriam Reed Join A Jr | ay! ae ys Kennoids Francis Robinson EM Ryan Alex—2 Reynolds S W Rogers Henry J Ityans William Reier s Siem Edward n Archibald SmithMatthewWells Safford J Sea Dution & Sraith Wi Be Smith Smith Joba G & Co pans ad Lb 9g Smith J Otis Sweeney Wm N Smith J M & Bro Shedd Charles B Smith William H Sweeny Ws Smith A Sheflter A Smith Greene Schelling Jacob Smith BE L.A Co Snelling Smith Jam Senmngton ACM Smith Drgerome c Sprague Jas J Shell Me Sontth William A Goon Bkeltse, Capt brig Brith Geo ella, Ca orge—2 pal: a lankaco R Smith George Saby Pe Sellers, Sands & Co Smith 8 Sprague wn Schneider Loni Smith Robert W shanusey Jay Seman B Smittzer Phillip Stanton! C&D Sheldon Arm! M Shindler Seman—2 Swan Iseee S “ile yd Stdtord & Watson Speilovan'& R mane! Lowe Semple Lo tevenson George ipanete, ‘Eekles & Stevenson Henry he ¥ Stewan Andrew Sandford Mitehell Sheridan br Swan Isaae 8 Seymour Humordc'W Biter Charice bandford B Sterling Sanuel Mr get ard D bs Cm Re ae Solomons, Askina Co bn Starar Capt’ ship Stone Matha zy ater James Kent shepard, Jobn W Bont L & Oo ns Moses B Strong & Co Shaw Sanpan Biephienson &Emer Somarmy Jon Stout Thos Starkey Jotm thaw Sherlock George A South Jonattian fpuatatog D & Co Stevenson Jas A Scupeare Jobn Jos ihwyer Elijah @ Stern Jacob Stone Henr savage Joseph}, Seyboit Daniel H Scott John Sagres Henry E Stevens Louis 1 Storey Ira Starks .Jacksou BA Feater Wm Sewell Robe James N Shaughnessy John Stinson Hf Stroub Joba L. Stuck HG wart © Morton Stout WC Faner Moses Sherwood {ssne mills & Goode Sbarples George Stevens John trout pert es 2 Leverlett Robert Ecbmidt Henty, —Soott J Is Bavage & Carr” | Schmid Kudolph, |. 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Subject reaching by ‘The New Heavens = The New Earth.” Lord's ney, Feb. at 1045 stor, Urban R. cone, Papas al by CONTINUE great Tocm gory, on Sunday, a he coming of 1A IS DIB. the Son of Man in power and M., in the Cooper Institue, MemgraL 0} ‘Waver! ‘of Wai in Grace church, (Sunday) evening. reats, BURCH, ig te gb fe +4 at 10) EAMMORD ranty CORNER 1 Rev. Wm. 8. Child, officiating = to-morrow »y 844 and 7), o'clock, Free RS. ator, A. M. Monroe Do Public wore N*E JBRUSALEM CH jusice! Inatiture, Seats free, CORA L,Y. worth's Hall, 406 Broadway, on Sunday, ‘and 7), P.M. Subject in HATCH hig.on Ban: 10, 765 Broadway, WILL SPEAK AT DOD. ‘the 17th inst. he evening—The sROH H SWEDERRORG! AN) — 7, at the Natir mat Febru it W's o'clock A. M. street, on houre, young men, QO). Rf ROTINGHAM Witt, “PREACH AT. Eppirr Hall northeast corner of Broadway and Thirt op Sunday morning and evening next, at the seul | Subject for the evening "Pleasure," ‘& sermon for THE ject of ac venth avenues, to fom Services } Rea 1Q10U Hall, MAN OF EXPEDIENCY, WILE BE THE the eighth discourse of the Series at -mo at3o street Varvertalisa Church, between Sais and. He, ow afternoon, + sermon if the morning by t by Rev. EG. Brooks, DISCUSSION CONTINUED—IN METRO. sireet, to-morrow sis Hes it in Romish | jubject—Creature and Cross Worship, vooks of devotion, ahproved conta, bya. Hughes, Rowtleh Archbishop. wickets at dook, AGT ANN'S CHURGH,” EIGUTBENTH STREET, SEA rector. rege to tS PM preach, in the ing. Seats free, ue, sorrows as apd in the ar. ud her. FG. Ewer ta the ove “nue TR y T weer bated or oe Bekiy ‘Ham, ‘Alvin Bartlett, .M. and at7is P.M. morrow evening. preach a: 10%, WILL BE THE mn Tal le to- Pastor, will Be REY. SIDNEY A. Roan +4 WILL, L PEBACH IN THR ny (Thirty Baptist pie and nnd Sixth rents) to morrow a 1A A.M, and at 7}s 3 the ondinai tie ora evening servicer. work, nee of Bastisin will be duri Also, preaching in the church ‘overs DRY GOODS, &C. Cyanraris ixo8 AT LOW yy —JOB Lor VELVET | or or Pet sit by An A Teoh: Carpeuing, $1 per yard; jov lot er te WARD LAMBH ale 4! "pager Y usd SEAT? Felans DRY $Y 0008. Ivle time, ai porns Setice tock ps -eparnlpinpeery beet trade. The aitk dey it embraces some raremt ‘ les, many of which as Te. tases ors for par Eo LD Faye Wik, HOUSE—NEW AND ELEGANT MARBLE corne; building, | quoted on the “Ruropea | ‘Sulle and single Rooms | tt magsorate prices ett, Pr of Twelfth street. Con- jew furniture throughou! . PRICE TWe’ CENTS. ADDITIONAL FROM »,4PAN. MORE ABOUT THE OFFICIAL RECEF TION, THE GRAND JAPANESE PROCESSION. Honors to tae American: ORDER AND FORM oF THE CORTEGE. Natural and Artificial Defences of Teado. ‘ MUNIFICENCE OF THE TYCOON; THE INNER LIFE OF THE JAPANESE. ASSAULT ON A FRENCH COUNT. JAPANESE PROGRESS (1 e:V@LizATien. The Soldiery Blazing Away with Big Guns, &., Our Nagasaki Correspondence. NaGasagz, Nov. 22, 1968, Another Glance at the Returning Ambassadora—The ay posed Hostility of the Japanese ( Foreigners—A View inlo their Inner Life—Useful Knowledge of the Peegle— Their Mode of Restoring Fuded Blowers—The Rock @ Salaksarakashi—The Skitt of the Men in the Science of” Arms—The Weavers of Japan—Karnest Desir: of the People for Improvemept, dc., de. ‘The United States steamer Saginaw, just arrived frome Kanagawa, brings the news of the arrival of the Niagara with the wonderful Japanese Kimbassy. This is quite satisfactory, for now we have good cause to hope that we shall be spared further particulars about these “most interesting people.” After a season of never- before-dreamed-of greatness, they will have to be eatis- fied once more to wear their ‘pistol of aflbction,” a3 gome Japan enthusiast has called the more prosaic top-knot, fm as unnoticed a manner as ail other members of the same race. ‘The most hospitable reception which the Japanese re- coived while in America does not seem to cause a ite treatmacnt in every case of our own citizens by the poo~ ple out here. For simultaneously with the above enu- merated we heard of a very hostile attack on a pactg of United States naval officers, made by a numbor of Japanese, and that not low Japanese, but two-sworded men. It {strue the attacking numbers were drunk; bat avery old proverb teaches us “in vino verifas:"' and itle only too much feared that the true sentiments of many Japanese are of a hostile nature to foreignors, which show out plainly when the eflects of wine have takem from them the mask of coll politeness. It is disgusting to sce how low and degraded beings wine makes out ef this most polite of nations, There seems to be no stop te their excesses when once the fatal saki haw fired thete blood. Iu winter time it most probably takes with them the place of our stoves,as they have none, However, the returned Ambassadors may be able to tell of sceaes of dissipation in our bwn country with just as much truths fulness. Deplorable as that would be, it should not pre- vent a statement of facts like the above, as it is not the object in these lines to compare Japan with any other country, but sifnply to describe it in all its different con. Aitious, customs, &c., as far as the small limits of a nows- paper correspondence and our own opportunities of of. serving will permit. It may be interesting to speak here of the peculiar wag in which the Japanese kill the “carp""—a iish highlz wal- ued by them, They blindfold him, after which he sul- mits to the fatal knife without a struggle, like the mam prepared for the pleasant amusement of ‘disembowel- jing.” They say that the carp, when thus Dlindfolded, knows that he is going to be killed, and that there ia ne use in opposition. Whatever may be the teus state of the carp’s feelings, or the school of Philosophy according to which he acts, or ra. ther suffers, the fact Is a fact, and might be of some little service to our American housewives. Another little practice [ would mention here for the beue- fit of those who love to decorate their rooms with flowers. After a bouquet is drooping beyond all remedies of fresh water, the Japanese can bring it back to all its first glory by a very simple and ee, most destruc- tive operation. I had received some days ago a deli ful bunch of flowers from a Japanose sonatas. continued to live in all their beauty for nearly two woaka, when at last they faded. Just as I was bn] have them thrown away, the same gentleman (Japa tleman) came to see me. I showed him the faded fod tow. ers, and told him that, thongh lasting a long time, they had now become useless. “Oh, no,” said he, “only put the ends of the stems into the fire, and they will be a8 good as before.” I was incredulons. ‘So he took them himself and held the stems’ ends into the fre until they were com- pletely charred. ‘This was in the morning: at evening they were again looking fresh and vigorous, aud have continued :o for another week, What may be the true agent in this reviving process iam table to determine fully; whether it be the heat driving once more the last | Juseces into every leaflet ana vein, or whether tk bountiful supply of carbon furnished by the char am inclined, however, to the latter cause, as the ult lect was not produced until some eight hours after- ards, and as it seems that, if the was the prim he &., &e. 8 aT cen, ty | Bes Stk te ered Ta ie jer ever, pave | coftect ing leeches, to sel! them to the Japanese doctors. gent, it must have been sooner followed by most beautifully pal changee. A short time ago I took a walk t lied Tokits, in the bh beyond the treaty situated village on the seashore, neighboring proviace Omura. Thoug! | limits, yet is it mont visited by forcigners, o@ account of its splendid scenery as well as of the | excellency of the road leading there, it being almoss } the ouly oue at all fit for Borseback rides". ‘Sart | ing at the head of Nagasaki Bay, it winds through beau | tiful level valleys between the many different chains of hills and mountains, only at few points interrupted by | @ more than gentle’ rising. Within two miles of the village, and four of Nagasaki, a peculiarly shaped rock of | huge dimensions rises to the loft of the road abruptly from the side of a steep hill, besring on top of it an- other not less huge rock. h, bi whic! ver, reste on tl | lower one as it were only by three short lege. ey the two rocks there is if some places room enough for a man to crawl; and as the view from it appearad very promising 1 performed the laborious feat. 1 was richly rewarded, for a great part of the inland sea was spread out ‘before mo at one view, being | framed as it wore | 3 the beantiful istands on | three sides, while tt part of Kinsin ‘shoes I stood completed the square. The difference in tempera. ture botween the side of the rock facing the sea, a one opposite to it was nearly twenty degrees 00 that while 1 was uncomfortably warm in one chilled butya few yarus from it. It belonged ea to een ‘ki boning in ee = ng influences of water and atmosphere, show themselves more or lesa on all de; ending, a8 is well known, upon the: | of the one or the other of its component part 5 ys it @ peculiar name, Teahehanre, ! taking some feb tomate fon coming My in sight = | rook, he thought, from Ml babi g position, fA : " i 3. : = F i P i i F i ; s ! i i 2 f a5 ; ; ie lit i hit 7H if : i H : & { A : z f ill A i H j i i f 5 the! way their ex! from Tokits [ noticed in the knee deep water that Set ae z g & ge Z i eEf apanese leeches are very sniall, and it takes ab ioost Woetve of them (0 draw as much blood ea one Kuropean leech | Thad hardiy disengaged mysc'f from these boys, whe, os | stopped to seg what they were dowg, orowied