The New York Herald Newspaper, January 9, 1862, Page 3

ee fi NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1862. On the other hand, ibe een of poll clerks, which is a political act, is it (sespecttully submitted) im: vasied in Police? has en- wored to discharge the duty bn genid by making the appointments from ‘both po parties, but itis foreign to the ordinary duties Pr he Board, and it is Me gested that the power a be transferred the ‘Supervisors of the count: ‘CRIMINAL peel Annexed to this report are the criminal statistics of the up the York river. At Bethel they were entirely useless, ‘orktown itself is ereeey strongly defonded both on the Jand side and the ai ves ide. It ane op = it Seneeel Burnsi i Tow ls festined to ither the York, James or ive probability is thought to the York river is the Polat of ata. aoe = ‘erected on tho York river as June, and were described in my letter ber of these batteries has been gradually increased since. But true pe Burnside’s expedition to be whee a. Se, iooa Lest age " peeve Jp ie mount Bu] the magazines with ameannition Tho most liable accounts from ‘there state that eae force along the river, from Yorktown to West Point, is not less than fifty thousand strong. It will be remembered that the York river is as ‘wide as the Potomac at Alexandria. It is well, however, if Burnside’s praca reve is destined to ascend this stream, that it rg 24 and men, for there is no question as co thet salty of rebels there to de, feat an expedition of ordinary strength. THE METROPOLITAN POLICE. Annual Report to the L equalities in the Consti Foree as Between New York and Brook- lyn—Causes of Accidents from Steam Bolilers—Fearful Increase of Mortality in Tencment Houses—Cleaning of the Streets—Proposed Transfer of New Pow- ers to the Police—Criminal Statistics, dic. Se. The annual report of the Board of Police Commissioners of New York was yesterday laid before the Legislature. It is as follows:— The Board of Police, in conformity with the thirty- ninth section of the Police act, respectfully submit the following report: The Police Department of the State government within ‘the Metropolitan district has continued to perform its functions without interruption. The public peace has ‘been maintained, the laws of the State and of the local ‘suthorities have been enforced, and the various duties — to the police have, it is believed, been faithfully "The police force eonsists of one Superintendent of Police, four Inspectors, 38 Captains, 160 Sergeants, and 2,000 pa- whom 30 Captains, 129 Sergeants aud 1. Patrolmeon are stationed in the city of New York, and the wemainder in the city of Brooklyn. Since the date of the Jast annual report the | paparvidoes: of the city of New York have authorized the increase of the patrol force of ee eae 800 men—a number ample to repress an, outbreak against the public peace and Ww pro- tect meoperty ‘and life. POLICE FORCE REQUIRED FOR THR WANTS OF THR CITY. It is estimated qthat, for the F protection of the interests, the police force city should de as one policenian to every five hundred jitants. ‘This is maintained in the city of New York, but in which contains three hundred thousand pairoimen, "| we ‘howsand ‘ive hundred or one one sadabitants. 18 appllostious have beea-tnade’ to that city for permission to increase the ithout effect. ‘Ihe Police act of 1860 q It is respectfully recommended that provision ball be made for the further appointment from time to time, a8 the requirements of the service shall dictate, of ten captains and forty sergeants. ove asquad of eighteen ey ae and a sergeant and similar force i Brook tr Yon forces of tho two cities. ‘The squad in New York are divided as follows:—For the See orn ere ot pollens a fecra posta end foe ies, Ive men, ex r the inspecti sig onsess six men unsafe buildings, poe ‘seven mon. ‘A physician, with the pay of @ patrolman, ‘is attached to the squad, whose duty it is to visit cases of infections Gigeases, and to provide for their removal to the proper “as and to re nuisances respecting the publio 566 steam engines in New You, and 667 rtevin in Brooklyn, of which 654 were found to be det tive, and were remedied by order of the Board of Police. OERD LEGISLATION IN REGARD TO BOILERS. Bot while it is believed that the test of steam engines by the police is effective and economical, as well as ac- ceptable spe manufacturers and others using seam, the Sate ing unskilful men, in some wtstances mavens {10 general at to counteract me gree tc bengfits caning iron From those exami- Srestocttaty. submitted, that personas in the cities of New York and Brooklyn acting as engincers, ‘men in the cit: Se be required to obtain certificates from the Board of Police, certificate to be granted on evidences of and without the payment of fees. TENEMENT HOUSES. ‘The inspection of tenement houses has been thorough and complete. Every house of this description has been examined, the number of inmates, the mcaus of ea: ape. the tare condition and kdl copa the several tained and led. The results of vnbars are Rove in tend Cae ye ibs e ‘sergean' ‘san. » sanitary aa and from an maori record of the the rapid deteriora. tion of the public health within the past few years. The Py lation of the city of New York is estimated at 000 persons, of whom 404,000 reside in tene. ment houses, or houses containing fou four families and up- INCREASE OF MORTALITY IN TENEMENT HOUSE. sondern dhaagaeriens md pb in 1858 called Sorctention of the pelctenase the increase and futali- and fo the mortality, which was as one in thirty.fee onda half, had become twenty-seven or tweiuly-cight. It FH H Le S| tt H g i & s H 5 | it ll fi £5 z ry ° ! : git? $8:5 “ Tenement houses, because of the them, are peculiarly Hable to destruction and public attention othe pe _ the provid means of escape ine falowing the rut of the examination of the past year 785,616 head of cattle and small stock. Or, a Hu he tagline in the harbor of New York, sixty in namber, are in excellent condition. The importance of frequont and careful examination of these boats is evinced by the returns herewith submitted, showing that during ‘the t yu = number of pass ws carried was 44,641,895. loss of life was that of @ fireman, wi pag Tn ile cleaning the engine of the beat ou whieh he was omployed. STREET OLRANING ‘Tn the oseet of May last, the Grand Jury of New York wea, Police to Supervise the cleauing of streets. Poon eontract bad been made by the city au- ‘thoritios whereb; es contractor had concluded to sweep ) streets oa lly for a year for od stitn of $249,000. Ta accordance with request of tho Grand Jury, the Board caused daily reports tobe mado of the strects @wopt and unawept, and made weakly returns thoreof to the (i It bad beon demonstrated that it is the most security for tho faithful fulfiment of the contracts. sew POWERS PROPOSED. And in this communication the Board respectfully eub mits that the ae of the cities of New York and a — yng by thy transport to has "apt a Th taaitons' Ai inted. maintenance bd pcan and tne ion and detection of crime Seeenine, the presens two te wo thousand men in the a '‘feets of the two citios day and night, But conjoined wih this daty might be many others of a su ry chanacter. ‘The ehreans and Pat the care an cur. tody of the publio'ma kets, the inspection of streets As Revere to their ropair ag meinen eneetean, the in spection ot plers and their bulkheads, and tho infringe. i mont of for the government of the harbor, with nul x ayy now devolve on rmment cost, but h it is hatieved the fotiee could rs bel More effectnal'y and without expenso, They are duties which in in Kuro, eqn Cities are always discharged by the police, ~ BURGLARS AND RECEIVERS OF STOLEN GOODS. The facility with which burglars and thieves can dis- pose of property, through the receiver of clas good forms a powerful stimulus to the commission of crim: The banks of New Ex; aud have for several years paid reward for the conviction of counterfeiters, and the ed that the Board of Police may be of stolen goods a reward of not dred dollars. It is believed that if these receivers be broken up, burglaries, which have been greatly reduced in number, wilt be of rare occurrence OUSE OF DETENTION FOR WITNESSES. Since the date of the last annual report the House of Detention for witnesses has been completed. Ample pro- yin hag been made for the comfort and health of the inmates. Annexed to the report are the accounts of the Trea- surer of Police for the past JAMES BOWEN, Pros Provident « of the Boara of Police. Po his Excellency E. D. MoxGan, Governor of the State of New York. New York, Dec. 1, 1861. “FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wepnespay, Jan. 86 P. M. The upward movement in gold continues; to- day most of the brokers quote it 4 per cent premium. Exchange is also better; the best bills are held at 11434 a 116; but, as usual on Wednes- days, there is nothing doing. People are wonder- ing what should make gold worth 4 per cent. The reason is very simple. Pending the inaction of Congress on taxation, people are not willing to hold Treasury notes, and a large proportion of the merchants invest their means in gold and exchange as the safest kind of property to hold, As soon as Congress passes a proper Tax bill, exchange and gold will fall, and the holders and receivers of Treasury notes will begin to invest them in divi- dend or interest paying property of some kind or other. ‘The money market is easier; we hear of severay loans at six per cent, though seven is still the regular rate. Paper is scarce; the best going is what brokers are beginning to call ‘‘shoddy paper,” vis: ceptances of merchants and bankers here drawn against goods made in the country for government use. Stocks were less active to-day than yesterday, but there was a great deal of outside buying nevertheless. At the opening in the morning, stocks were very firm and tended upwards. On the call, however, an increased supply came from some of the jobbers, and prices gave way a frac- tion, closing weak. After the board the market steadied, and gradually gained strength, until, at the close of the second board, it was quoted strong atasmall advance. The features of the situation appear to be a scarcity of stock, and agradual increase of outside business, coupled with a ten- dency on the part of the street and board jobbers to move with caution so long as any doubt remains with regard to the action of Congress on the financial question. The new financial policy of government and the expected news from England are regarded as likely te assist the market; the only remaining ‘card’ of the bears is the pros- pect of a disaster to our forces on the Potomac. Government stocks continue to appreciate; the 6's of 1881 rose 4, and so did the 5’s of 1874. There wae an active demand for Treasury notes. Among the State stocks, North Carolinas rose 14, and Missouris 44; Virginias declined 4%. It is curions that the bonds of Virginia, which owes $45,000,000, is thoroughly ruined by the war, and cannot for many years, if ever, pay her interest, are selling at eight per cent above the bonds of Missouri, which only owes $25,- 000,000, and will probably come out of the wara free State, with greater resources and greater capa- bilities of wealth than any other State of the West, ‘The favorites among the railway shares continue to be the Erie, Central, Toledo, Galena and Bur- Jington and Quin¢y. Central rose to-day 4, Erie preferred 4, Galena %{, Michigan Southern 34, Michigan Central \%, erie ¥Y, Rock Island 3%, Burlington and Quincy }4. There is considerable inquiry for Erie sccurities, which, under the new organization, appear to be attracting some atten- tion among capitalists. It is figured that in the last three months the Eric has earned something like three and ahalf per cent for the preferred stock, and it is supposed that many months will not be allowed to pass without the adoption of some scheme for disposing of the the small floating debt which stands iu the way of regular dividends on this property. The market closed firm, the follow- ing being the Inst quotations:—United States 6's, registered, 1881, 8774 a 88; United States 6's, coupon, 1881, 89 a 4; United States 5's, cou- pon, 1874, 7814 a79%4; Indiana 5’s, —a 76; Virginia 49 250; Tennessee 6's, 4234 a 43; North Carolina 6's, 60 a 4%; Missouri 6's, 414% a 7 Pacific Mail, 9534 a 44; New York Central, 81% o Ys Erie, 342, a %;. do. preferred, 55% a 56; Hudson River, 39 a }4; Harlem, 13 a 4; do. preferred, 30% a 31%; Reading, 35% a 36; Michigan Central, 493, %; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 204% a %; do. guaranteed, 40% 9 %%; Panama, 111 a 11244; Illinois Cen- tral, 62 a %; Galena and Chicago, 66% @ Cleveland and Toledo, 36% a %; Chicago and Rock Island, 525% a %; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 58 a 34; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, 19% a 20; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 106 @ 110; New York Central 7’s, 1864, 100 a 102; Erie third mortgage bonds, 88% a 8934; Michigan Central 8's, first mortgage, 9434 a 96; Illinois Central bonds, 7’s, 88 a 89. The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows to-day:— Receipts... $020,118 13 —For eustoms. + 84000 00 —On account of Joan. 40,447 64 Payments, including redeemed 6 per et. notes.1,069,697 06 ++ 3,088,687 70 Tho exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $15,884,483 36, and the balances $767,986 04. The New World Fire Insurance Company has declared a semi-annual dividend of four per cent, payable on the 13th inst.; the Goodhue Fire In- surance Company, tliree and a half per cent, paya- ble on demand. Out of the $2,862,000 interest on the public debt which is payable at the New York Sub-Treasury, over $2,300,000 have already been paid to the owners of the bounds or their agente. The statements of the Philadelphia banks for the last two weeks compare as follows:— Der. 0, Jan. 6 $11,970,150 11,970,180 Dec... Loans. 90,868,231 81,046,337 Inc. Specic............ 6,408,181, 6,688,728 Inc. Due fmother banks 1,465/412 °1,796, 808 In Due to othor banks 9,586,263 3,64 Ine... i Deposits. . 21/648 810 21, sv o18 tne 947,404 Circulation... 2,011,179 2,146,219 Ine. ..124,040 The amount of the public debt of Ohio on the 16th of November, according to the message of Gover- nor Dennison, was as follows: —~ Capital stock . Total Named i155 04 65. sedvvseaievesens $20,708,007 66 Cancelied rn $040 58 3 " Redeemed . 5008 766, Redecnued by ieisiues\..,..48,941A08 48 11,001,006 22 Outstanding Nov. 16, 1861.....6...6... 14,897,073 4 Annexed is @ copy of the bilé introduced in the House of Representatives by Mr. Spapiding, from the Committee on Ways and “come A oy" 10 —— ey ov Dawanp Norms. it enac te and oun ita tyes ot tne Onlled bentes UF aiarian er Doigiale etees bled, OAS for temporary poven, the Seoretary of the Treara’. and he is thers aut authorized to iseue on the credit ot fhe otes, Satecde sag mrat oaele waar pacer tng any place or time of payment, pot eeangrets SHIPPING. es SALES OF REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE. as beghay @ » Rot ok: RARE CHANCE FOR MANUFACTURERS. ~ | or fALE—A DE DESIRABLE, WEL ead Lge Ain pecipengromron 70 rageenenne soar peuongers Tearing ny how ATER POWERS, FOR SALE OR RENT. a Bh inainens ata mg ee Mead value; Suthorized to be lnsued® shall be, rocelvable forall bis Unt tet re “raduired to provide themselves with Dass | yrick'with atone foundation, four, story bi pet ania ar RY BTCUR ts Rasaat and demands due to the Uuited States, and for all sala- Passenvers will not be sub; ected to any trouble or delay fe overshot alliron, will dnve au: id: ries, dues, debts and demands owing by the United States to individuals, corporations and associations within, the United States, and shall also be lawful money and ak a tender in payment of all debts, public and — procuring teu if they ealt for jnatructiow ices, Ne, 16 Broadway, New York, anoles . N NEW YORK AND LI- Drowere, kere the ru ing will boldon & never fall treami; about seven acts of Ind and. jodate from, $0 to F% f ppplied for loway 8 good stone Hose lta et ond Snducw ready for miles from New Wore, und. within (wemky, woulen dive oF ‘oneebal! miie SA BAROMETER aay in the United States, and shall’be exc sume | veer any eeELy spew aen the idock {on the Hudson river, and 2 SALE—A PROVISION AND BUTTER STO! not | 1 i) ‘value at the Erle branch Rafiroad, Parties bap water power and oad ie, ack ries, 01 corner and in S not len than $100 at aay time a thet par valve at the | town, Feliu The Liverpool, New Row York tnd sad VPthiadel pis Evert tony pa Ung water rower and ded groestios, on & good 90d chance for one that Sivde: ise cer sie ows ee SOM Por further varenlar ae tuto the Dustiices.” Appig'at'I2b Court streets euraer of Assistant Treasurers in New York, Boston, Philadelphia tg S to JOHN ¢ ty ‘& Sorat Orange county, NY. gen, Brookiya, and St. Louis, and at the depository in Cincinnati, , iAROO, SATU! RDAY, J. the Treasury is now or may hereafter be authorized to - pecs, 6 eee “ dwelling house and arden in'the “lage ot Of Glen Cove, LL, | sons given for selling out, Will be = ne Story, Gens bs issue; and ‘such Treasury notes flail. bo Fecvlved the will ype paid. Inquire of GEO. NISS, 37 Naswuil | quire at $02}; Bleecker: fame as coin, at their value, in payment for any bonds that may be hereafter ne; by the secretary of the rage OR SALE AT A BARGAIN—A CORNER 85 Steerage to Hambui EAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, WITH 18 OR 40 ACRES 4 focal ‘ Treasury. And such Treasury notes may be reissued ited to larre, Bromeny Rotierdam, ‘of Land (three in yard), finely arranged; abundance of henge ifs owner lng ge tae Bue from time to time as the exigencies of the public beckon Antwerp, &c., at equally low rates. fruit, abade trecs, shru! 7 ke. Cholee place in every re- Dike: reet corner of Thompson. may require. ‘There shail be printed on the back of the Persons wing’ to bring out their Sets can Fly, ee spect; three-quarter of a from rristown depot, © For Treasury notes which may be issued under the provisions | hereat the following rates:—-To New Y: wale very low. ‘SEYMOUR é WHITON, 182 Broadway. of this act the following words: “The within note F% SALE OR EXCHANGE—A LIQUOR STORE, IN or Queenstawn, first eab'n, $75, $80 and $108. Steerage fro ‘$40. Fros G the vieinity of City Mall, doll busine The Tegal tender in payment of all dobts, public aud private, | VigerPoo), $40." From Queensiown, $90, aspen. | OBzAE! FARMS OF $0 AND 100 ACRES, PAVORABLY | ouiy resgon fot selling, the! owner hut other Diisinexe to and is exchangeable for the coupon ‘or registered bonds | gers and carry experieuced surgeons, and have patent dre | churches, rich soi, melt matensd, ubundance of timber, | atlendio. Apply WoCHEAS. B. CORDTS, 16 un ‘uect, im of the United Satis, bearig six por cent interest.” nthilatens or Dara. rutam | Sa olered at BEee of $200and \ , liquer store. Such Tr yo further information apply in Liverpool to A! Bouri 10K yt, “ {he United Staten, or by somo clicer tthe Tremarer ot | shang TAseug is Water awe ia UangoW to Aited, MAL WOOD 8H Nash sire ROCERY FOR SALE—ONE OF FIR BRST STANDS , ry COLM, No.5 St. Enoch square: as Queenstown to G. Nv. ARM. STED TO PURCHASE ry FARM, FROM Brookiyn.—Chotee fee and well selected stock ash pestanens devtanaiad te ihe Seceey bg a D. “SEYMOUR ‘@ ©0.; in London to FIVES & MACEY, 61 es, 8 ood elghivorhond iin ete | & Mirra ion: tasl parchseee male celeetomerr. Seay a = tl caer "Treasury ‘Depen ci desig: | Fiat do ie Hotrae: “in Patna Sere Bit | heatp ng fmt airwa,wathor withont Block pedir se alla or haled by the Secretary of the Treusvry for tho Walnut eeet ara the Company mencuey MNS NE OST OFFICE BOX rer. ROGER oP LRAGE: CALI OR No. 208 Broadway, room N. STAURANT FOR | SALE—EXCEASIVELY CHRAP Reena Goer beral terme, or wi exchange fo or Kesidence, superior location, on @ principal thoroughfare, al tn good shape and order, favorable leawe, and doing & large ee first class CAE Mone UTIWICK & WOOD, 82 Nassau street eat TIMBER YOR SALE. ive acres ver} large Ship Timber, on Staten I Prive . Bay), for So ee ne oe p HO WOLFE, a and all the provisions of the act entitled aot act pea au: Ro Beer notes,’” the 23d lay of December, 1857, ofa AS iymegs be ap} jeg tone provisions & tile act and. aot Inconsistent 1 with, are hereby revived and re-enacted, and the <m of eeee 000 is hereby approreiated out of any money in aera ae jated, to enable the fesctined the rai to carry this Act into effect. Stock er: WEDNESDAY, “Jan. 8, 1862. $31000 U8 6's, 81 reg BS oe : G. DALE, Sea 8 Broads Broadway, } New York. Fo. Ln ety! Sees OF ILI, HEALTH, r Would be exchan; AMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY. STEAM | woit Tocuted within Atty Wintles of New ‘York, hvet ned to London, Hamburg, Havre and Southampton, Grocery, one of the Lest siands in the city, doing a good The thwcpito frat clase ant elegant iron mail steamship business; stock and fixtures, from $11,000 to $12) ‘Ad- N. Trautman, Commander. carrying the United States mail, ress B. H. B., Herakt office stating when an interview can . sails from pierai N North. aa foot of Fulton 6: a positively | ——— ‘] TURDAY, JANUARY M. 180% 7 1B SALE—A MODERN STYLED HOUSE (NEARLY ‘burg, Havre an ina dourishing county seat village, one rom this eliy, surrounded by nearly ud shrubbery; conditions casy, aud price inquire at $4 Barelay street anda Wait how hears! ‘ali kinds of fruit to gute the times. e exira steamer HAMMONIA will succeed th 1000 Mich 8'wik be 2736 onthe Istivot Senuare, For pasnage apply exclusively toc, | VOR SALE-OR TO EXCHANUE FOR assonten | Sess apie rt 3000 Tenn 6'6, '00. 4235 B. RICHARD &BOAS, 151 Broatway. x aome Dwelling, wishor wituoutateod hnprovea: Fain ail | ['9,MBTAL WORKERS.-FOR SALE CHEAP—ONE 5000 N Carolina 6's 60 ma free aud clear, with some cas é 1OXD6, sare Tron Drying Oven, new; one aet Tron one tarne Moniding ‘trcush, one’ small do. “Apply to Me 3° HOWARD, 46 Greene street.” ‘HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. TO LET. _ 32 FIRST CLASS HOUSE TO LET, NO 107 nton place, street. —It has just been painted ———— ~~ nit and ithe eon and will be rented for SH—LEASE_OF THE | sfirat class boarding house, if desired, and part of rent taken t street and Eighth ave- th board, Apply to N. ©. BISHOP, way, store Pe the main entrance to the Skating Pond in the | door, Centra fe and sae ress Eichth Avenue Raltroad. | ~~ cars starting from the door ey, ite th or bat Til Figs avente, ROBRUE FARMED. 1000 Missouri 6’s.. 4134 1000 Erie2mex 79 98 1000 ERR8m b,’83 88 HE ‘NORTH 1ERMAN LLOYDS’ STEAMSHIP BRE ‘This isa desirable property, NEN H. Tessiscommmander carrying ibe Cuiued Staces | Stow prices.” ISAAC A. BIGGS, 73 Nassau street, spall will ail from pier $0 Norib river, foot of Chambers FOR SALT FIVE 7ony MARBLE =e TURD. Ab et, between William and N GATUEDAY, JERUARY 18, ah 15 c'oloel, ior sale or exchange, a Loton Fourteenth street for a Houws BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTO: and Lot desirably located. For particulars apply to MARK taking LEVY, 23 LONDON, ir Wavite, s SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, at the following ra For the frat sabln, $100; second cabin, $00; sieerage, $85. ive Por frei oF FFOIBRY OF PASSON SPICHIS & CO. 68 Broad streets THAR To ) LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW AND LIVER- oL—The Montreal Steainahin. Companys first class, fa powered. oiyae ballt steamer NORWEGIAN, Capuun. fasters, ca e Canadian and United 80 0 50 Hud Riv BR..... 3934 16 111 Cen RR scrip.. 6233 10 Galena & Chic RR 67 FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET—ON BROOKLYN Heights, tied with boarders, The vent of the Furi: ihre tasen in'board. -Anquire at €6 Hicks etreet, Brook) 10 do a) 460 MichSo &NInRR 20 ‘MeMeh CRM e'4 a os Fo & OR EXCHANGE—SOME 0 hater and Farm and in the Stat EAUTIFUL ESTABLISHMENT ON FIFTH AVERY Bk Com. 10 Am Exch Bank.. will sail from Pi Portfend next Saturday, January centval part of Penusylvania, near railroads; is well he Thirty: treet, £0 PacMall 88 Co.-- passage from New York: Firat lata, according (0 ac: Watered, soiltrich, timber abundan': for sale in tracta to suit, | gtvote nave te cr eu for anal f Vaualy oF By ; 100 do. dation, $4 and are found’ with goed proriionn ats low'price, or will be exchanged for merchandise. ‘Also, | the house. lane a in = ‘order: do. for rale or exchange for merchandise suitable for ihe Weat- | ‘Apply to EH ihkD DLOW & GO. Nov 3 Pine street, $50. "Grrtiseates issued ed for beinging out passengers trom al the petocioal towns ip Gi Givens Broaden men ae paees: low | ern Fates, ‘or passage apply at roadway, New Yor' ABEL SEARLE, General Agente, — Ae FOR 2s vERPOOL AND LONDON. snip ey le, 1,000 in Paints, dry and in ofl, ~ D, RICHARDSON, 82 an 84 Nassau stieet._ FR SALE OR EXCHANGE—PARMS, COUNTRY AND clty Residences falso all kinds of Merchandise exchanges, ei, Bt for Liverpool, sails this day; sbip | first claws Timber Lands, old growth in Northern New York, CHRISTIANA, for tondon aatla' tov aay. Hoth shine ave | Contras Pennatlvanta aud near Banger, Me. ing at pler 20'Bast river. For passa; low rates, to or F,D. RICHARDSON Frond the “ota country, apply to THOS, G. ROCHE, No, #3 = tooth greet: Fron SALE OR EXCHANGE—PART FOR REAL ES- s de Bo a br accuriides, or a Managing Pariaer would be uken OTicE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON PASSER. Photographic establishment; commodious IGITH AVENUE CORNER STORE AND BAEMENT to let—One of the best locations on the ave aoe for. any kind of business; also fixtures for ale, “inure . EISEMAN, 438 Eighth ‘avenue, corner of Thirty-th street, ‘or wt 80 Hudaon. {URNISHED HOUSE TO LET.—A FURNISHED HOUSE to "et, tn a good meighboriood; wil be let Jaw: to a malt cu lefamily. For particulars apply at 476; in tb ie 1150 14 Erie Hairoad.2. in an in the regular ee kets, ble instriments, costly furniture and fixture $2000 Un, ,c0 > ee found’ with provisions; and lowest raven. of wiiaaces By (0 bg a lange cash businger with ony nowinal oxpaners’ Fr RNISHED APAI 78, —A PART OF A 8, ’Bt,coup theagent afte owners, D. Merits ‘Apniy at the Art Gallery, 41] Broadway, corner of Lispenard Totae Coletta’ Brooklva:in Baits or separaie Room, ates Greenwich street, corner of the Baviery. . conyeniont to the ferries, with ill the modera improvemente: Leg an! EDGE PL ID PINOY — ees _—— | Call at2w Bridge street, Brookiyn. (OR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA. A first class steamer will leave New York on the Ist, 11th and 21st of each month, except when these dates fall on Sun- | aveny day, when the day of departure will beon the Monday fol- Buse 81 a ¥ reg. Use d86T.. F000 ‘Minn 8 p.c. bds FR SALE OR TO LET—A FULD SIZED FIRST CLASS House and Lot ow Murray Hill two lows west of Pith ‘Alto a first class Stable, 2 fort by y For particulars ‘apply to HENRY B. Gay 'Y STORE, WITH FIXTURES COMPLETE, and Divelling House to le—A corner Store and Houra with gomo twelve rooms, In one of the ‘bert Tocationa fa. tbia 4000 California 7’s.. leding Chambers survet. gity, near Canal sireet ahd rowiway, and sau, several 2000 Erie RR3dm,'83 89 For n freigiat or passage apply at the our office, No. 5Bow- | — je et eee, | Large manufactories; is an old and lorfz ewtabl'shed #'ore, and 2000 ErieRR 4thm be D.B. ALLEN. Agent. NIED—W. ow doing a prime Dusinessn Lguors and groverier. It iam an o a a Py tics 3 ree to Love ane wed 9000 Hud RR con baa “Avsteas TALIA 7. PIONEER LINE—Cal RRYING UR, Nt th oF Thine acth street becween Tiird and Hizhtb | Rud ltt SPection A Post ofice, corner or Greene and iin 5000 Hud R RR 3d. m ey 4s vow rapicly ioading for Meldourne, atpier 18 Kast Ms iteraid ome, with particulars as to price and size, streets will meng with ‘autem on. top Gal aa i Pom river, and will be ey ‘Positively January 20, Has un- mune unfurnished, toa genivel family. Tho if attoom! tr iroomty Bathroom, kitchen, As. ai 209° West Twenty: LET—WITH GAS AND Pireh bury isred accommodations for Graf ant arcond cabin paswen- | 4 OUsg WANTED-IN OR REAR aw c DART OF AN ELEGANT MODERN HOUSE TO LET, _ CAMERON. Ho Wortn rom ave aight tho oP Seis r ‘sceummodacton! ior a good house and tot ward, 10 Eaxt Seventoent gers. For freight or passage apply to R. W. OR DAVANA. The United § si molt steamship R. ADAMS, U, wepict Noes Norte January 9, at 12 o'clock noon, prec ever wh pascporte before 100 Pacific M8 Co.860 do., consists of ‘Terma unusually moderate. Apply third street, ART OF A HOUSE TO bath in it. iv. 3 | avenue. a sdaress Soda Wook, LOT IN BROADWAY.—FOR. SA is cil G Commander, LE, IN BROAD, way, a beautiral Plot of Ground, Gix20 fect, in the best Apply o E, H. ia divect en Apply at 81 West Eleventh street, near tof the surect, LUDLOW 4 © fers musi provide the IRST CLASS COUNTRY | embracing all modern im- rd. BeqiMectera ntst pass through the Post office. a ahaa cas pie MPO, BACHANG RA CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. place «North river prefer For freight or passage app ¥ provemenis, two undnished m alzed rst class Lo Seine Peet. sPorroRn, TURTON Sry. | Bastaehvene torsion, tie hoteos wi bined oe ees z is: ciel joan made toe mplete the same red. reas le W., | 1.0 LEL—SPLENDID SITUATION FOR A GROCEEY Aruxs.—The market was quict though steady, with OR. iH AVANA V vtA Nassau, N box 166 Herald o' " T store. Inquire at the corner of Forty-first street small sales of both sorts at $6. Breapsturrs —Flour—The market opened with steadi- ness, but after the receipt of tho Canada’s news prices slightly gave way, especially for common and medium ‘and North American Nova Mai tear ship ports Fourth avenu Le Lessurier, will sail for the abo = VEN, D AY, Ai Ww inside estates, with goo 1D SUITS + On tavurable’ (orm, stating vf parton, dining room, two bedrooms Inquire at the curner of Forty-firat street and eae and kitchen. Fourth avenm grades of State and Western, while the higher class of Satan ce Ra a red to fone] 7 fa) brands were firm, and closed at previous quotations. cette ‘corto Ler SRESTAURANT: | je ab yA SITUATION, ‘Tho sales embraced about 12,000 bbis., closing within the ‘gone weiiion corner of Forty-lirst street and Pourth avense, ovements, aittiated elther Lew following range of prices — ih and Forueth streets, in New be brs 7PO LET-THE FOUR LOFTS OF7101 « Superfine State... $550 a 555 4 Bottiag een. Racine eat Weramba nr oe cine T sirect. Will be let low toa good tcvant, Zhe tocasion Li Extra to fancy State: 5 721f a 590 tester — eo Merrewucares | G™ Satine Geom irate New York. Inquire of Superfine Western. 545° a 65 “EosT AND FOUND WNER-S T 80 ACRES, NEAT. 3, 0 ae ob Spe choles A ‘3 ‘New Yo poet 5) Ses Common to choice extra’ Western 5% 8 67 please senda. full ae ! ro LEI—A STEAM SOAP FACTORY, IN BROOKLYN, 5 90 H Hy neighborhood to Mrs. Hutton, 30 Bon i Be re au modern fraprovemen ts in complein order: 3 poly at oat sireet, Lunt ollice, Up stairs, between tay ok pid Tayment of the sime has been stopped public are oe Bote SeSSnREPSOTETPEETRESd re : § 00 | hereby cautioned againet negotiating i ed a) THE VERY UANDSOMT, SMALL FOUR 300 330 has been applied tor, brown stone House, No, 232 Weat' Thirt -ereond ian flour was easier and Jers buoyant, while the O8T.—$5 REWARD—LEFT IN THE Wasit Room oF is Babli Bes ymca dane Rane eae gaat oo vet $008k, sales embraced about 600 bbls., closing within the above a, eal ng Cpr eat i “1 ANTED 10 PU RCHASE—A FOUR STORY NOUSK, ROBERT USiTER. J West ‘thirty-cometh vange of prices. Southern flour was in fair demand, and “a grent f with alt tha modern ee 1 = 5 2 « pureets a) hw Seventh ices firm, while receipts were light. The sales em- Thgaroma, With Full vartiouisen G., bee 1f7 Herald ) A SUIT OF ROOMS, pr v Pleasant location; youd neighbor: hood, an re minaies’ walk from either ferry. Ln quire at Ne, 48 South Third street, Te. LET-SMALL STORES, AT 48 AND. Twelfth street, near Brow way. Beat San, a ‘Aiso, the eligible Second Floor, corner of ba a vus entrance, Apply to JOHN 5. KELSO, braced about 1,100 bbis., closing within the above range of prices. Ryo was firm at our figures, with sales of 150 bbls. Cornmeal was unchanged, with sales of Jersey and Brandywine. Wheat was easicr, and the export detaind Simited, especially for common qualities; prime lots were unchanged: the sales embraced about 35,000 busheis at $1 63 for choice white Michigan, $1 43 a $1.45 for auibor Michigan, $1 30 a $1 41 for red Western, $1 32 a $1.39 for small lots of amber in store, $1 30 a $1 32 for Milwaukco club afloat, $1 293; for Racine spring, QG BROOKS city LOTS, NEAR THE BUSINESS part, and most desirably loca 3 and i ‘revsing in value, for Sle ood Pari Ada jn Minois o p TRWICK & WOOD, “RAST od itto bs My Envwnvand jewellers. aad pawubrokers Ww pleose stop it. The finder wiil be lberaliy rewarded by re. turning 13 Weat Foriy-elghih street, berween Eighth oo $2,000 Fates SAMELI BREASTPIN, WITH A DIA. harged. Address re ngle stone, Ging trom Forty-second sircet to | = a Fouri an Eighth aveoue car. The finder wiil be suitably rewarded by returning 1¢ to 124 Water street, in = witha G2 Walitam ot PPER PART OF THE BUILD. rot Twelfth street, 8 a for societies For SALE. : hic . Cor . Sedesare setives aah sales of, 60,000 bushels at Oe H he ERY a LARGE AND SPACIOUS PHOTOGRAPHIC GAL. 66 ;¢. for Western mixed, ia store, and delivered. “Kye | 7 Ost OR STOLEN—IN THIS CITY, BETWEEN Th Bed, “Prien With orectintel aemused b QUIBT XEIGH- was steady, with sales of 1,300 bushels from eiip, nt | 130th uit. ani the ist just., elgnty Sccoud Morigage Bow: he continued timers sof the. prop noes en: S2kc. ase. Parley was-quiet aud firm, with lunited | of the Chivaco and Mississ firoad Company (now tt #165 Bight) emi e, Chicago, Alton and 8*, Toul Rawat}, of # Soot Py - Sab Sh tld raben nt comcr trie: | Qt ep Aine Bean “f hereby cautioned agalus: p nm Apply at ihe stand, Reason fo alte, as . aby portion thereof. A li: GOOD GROCERY AxD LIQUOR STORE | KOR ar ‘will be, pald for the recovery of the Loads on sale at the coraer of Forty-elghth sireot aud Ninth ave- ey to Lack Weed & Co.; 25 Winisen oh nu. “Inquire ta the store oF at Bab West Tweniy-seventh ED—ON SUNDAY, FROM DELMONtCo'n | Sth _atlafactory reason given for gelliug, mbers Kireel, & brown Terrier Slat, cropped ears -_ ‘The dnder will be suitably rewarded by leaving ber ean eee By ented DOING & good business location; does. ‘at 730. . Oats were iu steady demand at - a 433gc. for Western and Canadian, and 44c 3c. for State. “Sree: Too market was firm bot quiet, and «a'es limited, Corron —The market was quiet, and 69 little doing as Femeng to form a reliable basis for quotations. S| been moro or less, .abeent since the Ist ins! is stock has become s0 low as to afford only straggling ie qualities most desirable for manufacturing pur- "The sales only included 100 or 160 bales, in smail 70 Lita CHOICE or BEAUTIFUL, ROOT Turhished, in a four story brown atone high steop b Madison'sqnnre; parlors, bedrooms, ronda Co thiged tamily; rent to suis the ramon "apps 0 c TA HOUSE, FURNISHED OR UNFURNIAH- nt, Whole dr part, taken in board, Levation un- éxeeilonabie.’ Will be Ie for first clase’ boarding bocee, Abvo pics of 08 ate hod Mouse; rent to suit the times, i¥ at $20 Broadw: UN. pone lots middling were = at 36c., white sone For etude ly at MITUH- FIRST RATE BAKERY, WITH THR! a wee doce, an -h Me we 4 ‘olbers hed ey. 77 Coday mrect.. pe = Te tae, ovens, & Co aoe, a rooms pene of el m4 al e this ire. ms TmHeo eli “ a~ - ——- a a good poly very, &e. y mS 6 RUG STORE FOR CHEAP—AN OLD Ketan. | oY odOus N ANUERWA, 16 Bachange pine soreey ORF. euswers to name Freu.—The market was hoavy and dull for all kinds. as returaing lished corner on Broadway, doing a fair bu Dry cod was nominal, while mackerel were helt with nfneed; wacle- factory reneous for selling. iy of 1,261 Broa dws wo ost ga bade dia ROOMS—ON THE | SECOND beh ainda firmness, with little doing. a eas TEAL, AE ae D.LAWuRSOR,” cninen, ‘or $20 0 Solu wnonth: serge 2 he ing fiche ayaa ag Frncurs.—Rates were firm. To Liverpool 20,000 REWARD. Lost ‘ON TUESDAY MORNING, JAN, RUG STORR FOR SALE.—IN ONE OF THE: LaRaEsr | (20, poem ot ae bushels of corn were at 9d. in bulk, and 20,000 | $i eet hat tas aneoun, & oth ryt nn a tye (esc irweurp-oesont a do., ao. at sid 3 Pestoeta yivens-06:304, in ship’s We wints feet ana breast; uamed | considered he beat Serene anal Phare. =e es Bacon at with 200 packages | ./ "will be paid by it being returned to | sioek will be sold eo st marae is wEDICAI Be Ses mne firure, and. 100 hide. tallow’ at sos, | . sits ps Sinaia oitiged toleare the Weel, Address Nt era . tnd 2,600 bbls, a 20, Bd a 28. 10)u4.: by a foreign vessel aewibicaaen. om suNnAy EVEING, aaa ~ AFFLICTED RESTORED-IGN ORANGE, ¥ S00 salted ides at 834. 60., rg ‘and tard nc ee te ry ee pea ae zu HED, a "Rew “York ical at 3%. 6d. flour at 3s. 6d. Y aN vine, “fue fede > ~ for otbitaad a act, at ade. and 400 boxes ‘bacon at 80s. by'steatmer, and 100 | willtoceive the abuve reward by leaviug the saine at No. 409 reon entering business thie oie rtovant of the cage of thelr prices Rave beck firkins butter at 908. ‘To Glasgow 6,000 bushels feat at at | Grecnwich street, Reviay ow ee sitions sgn Fane Pebtinen ai thee 10344. in ship's bags, 600 bbis. flour at 3s, 3d. bsg y= ral veasel at 4s. To Bristol Soo boar t fg at 38, 64., and to Havre 1,000 bbls. at 65c Gunwy Crora was dull and nominal at 12¢. 4c. Leap was quiet, aud transactions light at 7c. tor Galona. Old was held ut 63,0. .—The market was quiet and nominal. Ona.—City linsced ofl was firm, with sales in small Pay nee $10 REWARD OFFERED FOR THE RECOVERY OF agbasket, ken while moving from 170 Thom street, between the hoursof Sand A 3 on Ute above woward wll be giveu on Feesvery of te : ro tater een CT GRAYSON, 408 Canal atreet. $10 REWARD.—LOST, A BLA on Friday ing, 3a 3, tu Vourteensh street, be only reason ‘tore eel Bh ut Uxtares, raat ondwe ise paeece o.B. D*% 10 STORE| VERY CHEAP, LoxG “AND FAVOR. abie icase, papgoomets. fitted ap, choicely selected tock, superior lovation, dot: fate business, ‘and a a@part- Baerwimakeete, {See Mreet. ‘The dock joctor is in constant sot siteadasce. Se ‘A. PERPERCT CURE ea cure is always: Cures also cocapeeiealty’ ‘in halt Dr R. ae r “omy lots at 8c. During this week 60,000 pounds palm vil | Pang atreet, be | Tents tur a famtiy eonpacten with ft ‘Forma jibe have been sold at 8c. Olive oil was unchanged, and eales the! “ahave reward by iting ts a We Fourteenth virest: | SOUTHWICK & WOOD, 82 3 NGINEERS AND MACHINISTS FOR SALT. AND dg Het, & Machine, Shop. favorably ayia oy haul vas (he roprl tor is poying sixty hands. As ie te Aion tneir deters is aesore ferata gal Inte ob nat is to lease the piace and ge at Rill be sota-chea ,transier the business a Will be paid fur the Account bea sid 0 wen wane: ran wee A tah er for pertod. If the place is ae, ue machinery may, sy eecld R THE RETURN Nava Stones.—Sales of 150 spirits turpentine wore made at 62c. Rorin was quiet but frm. Provisions.—Pork—The market was steady, with sales <x 100 bbis. at $11 75 & $12 25 for old aud new mess, i 88 @ $9 50 for old and new prime, the latter an out- side figure. The beef market was » changed, with sales of 200 bbls, at $1 REWARD WILL BE Pal 1D of a black clots Overcoat Sea ‘Suadays asked. he are stor eed ca RE i Ne RO A D's GogrER, x0 NO. 14 Dt , QOOPER, NO. DUANE STREET, MAY BE OON- cram ate MAY ght years Srenaively de rr ‘tov theve, ian warrant a. acuréia ae coundence in medial | eter ea beng radically ou REWARD.—LosT, ON Tie eit xo TN | logether or separa’ inners Driling try prime, $5 a $6 60 for country mess, $10 u $12 for coker , ek and w a i Bolt Machines, Bla: Ollice Fu Feplcked ieee, and $13 7 8 $14 for extra mess. Dressed () Mies arctan Ua Sihee dese Peeters 4, i Jand Do, by a whi meats were heavy ati duit. <3 4 JOHN sales of » Now York. TOR SALE—THR PINPST AND TAR appar part of this ct ‘with tw 46 Exchange place, or at pon No. 6. 7 1,950 bexes were made at 6340. a cut'(Western), 7c. for Western short rib, 7 * Me 7A EWARD.—LOsT, ¢ ON FRIDAY, DECE! 7 Sa poateale amie ce $20 SAD Ket ttn Se eat eer a ae - active and at Be. New noe to rt ny treats nil dineame: ome for No.1 ee for fair to prime. Butter and iia rd niagee, bas) i "ate ca] a ] : women ont cheose were - ie! ‘f geting on & ee R SAL i, OF ABOUT THIREY ROO relict oe) ‘Speculative movement continued. #, Witilainsivurg, and reeetve the alove reward. fairly fw me ag hy good paying business, loca poe r) ia Private of 700 bags pepper were mace ai 19¢., with some t A LADY'S GREEN beat t a Brice m pt Kor vicinity. I mtoniy ue doors west iway. lane? on mortgage. A read atrect, 6, ting Wateh, in going from Learne’s, aad, tn riding iu . Sherman’ pad trom Q0e,, at which the market closed, 260 bage cloves sold at 23 igc.; now held at 2c. Pimento was at 13c., and 40 cases nutmegs were sold at T5c. Svoans were stoady, with sales of 639 hhids., 300 of which wore English islands at p. t., and part Porto Rico at 874¢., and 200 boxes at p. t. ‘Tea was firm and active, and in speculative request at full prices. The stock on Ist inst. embraced about 12,640 haif chests, equal to about 1,028,700 Ibs. , including Hy- son, young Hyson, Twanka) Gunpowder ‘and Tua} ‘jal, find'98,610 hf chests, eqial. to. 1,441,906 Tbs. ‘and Congou, Ovlon; D* HENRY HAVING 1 LONG BX! IN hospitals, &., cures ‘aud cheay oe inner te tor overy indy sad gentleman, see, UF hee 176 Bicecker street, ce BAUGH RDSON ae JOR SALE—AN OLD FSTABLISHED Mat, war AND For Sore, oifering excra inducements to any person de. siring a gooll, paying business. Store in the beet location, 48s Post omen, Bdge For farther particutars address box re fal street street stage. The Frardand thas of the owner will Be given by returntog it to Mrs, Ansel, 27 Boad street. ann. MISSING, sixce, THURSDAY, JAN. I R. WARD is CERATING A} A OF FB ) males with anparalted for every tady——iale Great Renetactor. Gee, “i Unight street D" HUNT. } ag Bos FOR R THIRTY ¥ Be COM itis wttom Mark betgin uve brown hair, wainly ot cloth aack overcoahe iar pants, shoes. Bacio Fe SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF AN OLD established first clase Grocery Stove, tn the immediate vietuity of New York; will lease the. swore for five or tea years, Communications aldressed to Grocer, 228 Greenwich Powehung, Ankol and Japan oUt, will reel , . Tix was vxcited abd in speculative request at higher | street ferry. Any infor: pec ha. rout, will recelve promis cireeen as | baa teeategd pole zh betta nea stance prices. It was supposed that the duty on pig would be | full) recolred, An ht ead Ue ee BO, NOURE ar Men | FOR, SALE—THE LEACH, FIXTURES AND GOOD | Ctinwdiweasteaten regula Lreaune oll willof @rotall China and Glass Store, aituated ou the beet ik to fonisca avenue, a 1g AN eetablivned enstom of q aA? store out oc Broads $10 () REWARD —LOST, DECEMBER 9, ON BROAD. pry oth on the he pee mise, | WH Hla arenue. way, & Wallet, containing one United Staves Ci ury note of ae handred dotlars, dated cember 3) 18 — sury 4 De ae SALF—AX bie one your atier ~ v0 tie “red Samuel ©, Moore, on Bighth ver by hin eadorsed of Li, Russell, M city. Adar J. or thy bace, two Conpons, United Sines loan ‘St iat, Ne, 5 for thirty dollars each, On ton er All perso: P%, SALE=A RUCHB MANUPACTURING BUSINESS. forbidden Wo megotiate thd payment bas been For particulars ‘on the premises, O91 Sixth ave: J. The above Teen wit be'paid bn ihe return ecihe | auc, between Foruieth d vor wale it and contents to H. W. fixed at 4o. @ be. per ib, Tattow was firmer and in good demand, with antes of prime city at $9 3745 9 $9 66),. Wittekey was in speculative request, with rales of 500 , at Wo, a Wye., with Wage. ask; dies fail; cures withont dieting oF re peycuth cures Withow the urea new sii n en eee Is eae , (o abnor ante ns seamed : ; ot be obiathed gennine obyw! the ol s ipecanatele nt couna easeanod ee of Ba abuse. COX, ~CU GUARA ON ALL pis. Deo ca yand ober jell, Odllee 169 Buwery Residence 16 Bedford strect, ee wry Shews' bindery, 107 Frawkun sirget. ABLISHED GROCERY STORE ‘the best cash trade in the ea ~_ 1 AM NO’ 4 40 $4 “i Saath st ade of fami) Rage sera at oR 08 from yu Palmer, banker, 4 Pine at ROTHERS. ii ir Waverley pace and Perry yan Hirecta North oor, New York, and no qnestioas, asked," J. Nt Ki BALL” <a “ SriiSox s 4 “3 ee. Agent. ec neal esses Fe SALE—A LIQUOR STORE MEDIC! aR. meer = ~_ RAILROADS. handaomiest rg tn the Fou ork fy Kenpo Den 0. wee ce from two es ep “te nts fore, and ie $4.4 nstth Best White ash tion. Hea RIVER RAILROAD —TRAINS FOR ALBAMY, Utero, ‘Apply at 420 B Quackers, Be. Bo.” Ht le wishes i Ohi poe chautron: Bout ioiee i OR GALE—LE:ASR AND FIXTURES OF A FIRST Sy FS ti of thie city. Bot wy LC by the bayer, woman jo, baked it us street, near way. - | Ratarsts Store, or {qie" Riva If preferred by the buye Fd —— Bene Salect le hae CORNER iued dip ne STORE ie u bea ie; mi mut be rt ra ihe gue Brana