The New York Herald Newspaper, January 13, 1862, Page 5

| NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1862, : id ’ ra cata, aC gone the tratning ofa groat artist, as ali hor natural gite | Ustening to the scheme. Confusion enough existe are refined toa perfection that speaks unmistakably of | {n ,overnment finances aheady; if the Trea. high cultivation. Her acting, though not vivacious, i | gupy Deyartment were issuing simultaneously 7.30 imielligent and caroful, while the advantage of fine per- | notes ¢ per cent notes, notes bearing 3.45 per a0 gives dignity $0 hor geatures and demenner, cent, notes bearing no interest and convertible Laying the Corner Stone of a Jewish | into7 per cent stock, aud notes payable on de- THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL. We are in the midst of a dramatic renaissance, which Promises fora time to kill the rage fur spectacular no. Welties. At two of the leading houses, Wallack’s and ‘Nibio’s, revivals are now tho order of the day. The plays of Shakspero and tho sparkling comedies of Gold- ally was quite enough to divide, and that the inte. rests of stockholders would be best promoted by the investment of any surplus in their own stock: We are informed, however, that the4natruction of the board was not carried into effect, and that no purchases of stock have yet been effected for ac- and barrels, at 95¢¢. eas u jashington tge.,wtthnome M5 “coh oS Wuisssy.—' role ly unsaleable large lote at 27¢., while purchasers bid 25¢ . SHIPPING NEWS. january 12, 1962. streot, Brooklyn, vo wk trom Plt on, “y, this (Moe- eae eee ‘Trox.—Uu Saturday, Ja@uary 11, Lyd Fe tr nc else Goat vend age. Tho relatives and acquaintances ere reapectfully im: viled to attend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, _ two o'clock, from the residence of Gabrid! Winter, af " Synagogue in Brooklyn. mand and not convert‘ble, neither the Treasury | count ofthe company. On the 12th of February VED Flushing, LT. @mith, Sheridan, Congr nd other brilliant dramatist aves Sarn.—Oo Sunday morni Sennary 36, cf scutes f the same class hare replaced the port eockneyians | _ Yesterday afternoon the corner stono of a new Jewish | Department nor the publi¢ would see their way | the question of the disposal of the large snd in- | a7*pute Fairer Morte, tit guys wi indseand | fovor, Fzasea® Abmtuim eldest daughter of daines B synagogue, to be ereeted at tho junction of Boerum and State streets, Brooklyn, was laid with appropriate sor- vices, The day was very unpropitious for the ceremonies, and not more than four or five huodred persons were upon the ground at the time. At present there are two Jewish congregations in Brookiyn, one called Beth Israel and the other Bethlehom—the former being that which is about to erect the edifice. The congregation comprises about sixty members, who now worship in the upper story of ahouse No. 156 Atlantic street, South Brooklyn. About two o’clock the procession arrived at the ground, and the services were opened with prayer by the Rev. Joel Alexander, the pastor. Rev. Mr. Isaacs, in the absence of Dr. Raphall, from whom a letter of apology for non-attendance was received, made the opening address on the occasion. He alluded to the importance which would regult to the Jews of Brook- lyn from the erection of the ean, and eulogized American institutions, which ed them (the Jews) to worship according to their own ideas of right, without molestation. He was followed E Mr. Julius Corn, the secretary of rd Loewenthal clear through such @ maga of {acongruous securi- ties. Speculators and bankers might make money out of the general confusion, but it i¢ pretty clear that both the government and the public would be losers. So with the fourth proposition, which looks to the hypothecation of United States stocks with banks for temporagy loans. The idea of the bankers is that some time or other they will get Mr, Chase into a tight place, and shave him. It was seriously proposed by some of these bankers some time since to supply the wants of government by a temporary loan of $150,000,000 on the pledge of $300,000,000 in United States sixes, the idea being, of course, that the war would come to an end before the loan had been repaid, and that the bankers would be able to sell their bonds in Europe or here at a figure which would yield them a usurious profit for their money. These bank gentlemen don’t seem to understand even ‘end sickly sentimentality which, under the title of “adaptations,” had 80 perverted the taste of our public. Even the dest of our low comedians has found it ad- wisablo to go with the tile aud to eck in the genial croa, ‘tions of Dickens a flold for the display of his peculiar gifts. All this indicates a disposition on the part of ‘Managers to emancipate themselves from the tramme'g Of the siar system, which has injured their interests by ‘Mocessiiating the constant production of novelties suited “Go the genius of particular actors, and thus rendored ‘them dependent on attractions which can only be pro” ~@ared at prices involving heavy risks. “She Stoops to Conquer’? will be repeated this evening ‘“@t Wallack’s. At Niblo’s ‘The King of the Commons” Isto be produced with a splendid cast. “Dot” is drawing largely at the Winter Garden. The “Pilly Slowboy of Mr. Clarke is one of his happiest impor- “@ouations. a frome the Banka. Gua four times blown to the Southeg ahem ‘Biream. Dee 23, lat 40 30, lon 30 20, saw Be an, Capt Horne, hence for Europe, palsact that tho wae Sinking; ‘hove to and took ott tain, crew and ngers, all of whom were comple them to this port. Capt Horne states that when h ie ee the burk there was tive feet wator in the Nd. and boty pumes choked; nothing was eaved bul some Sloiking” (The Kagitsiman, Gapt ictue, sation hoases Des ¥7 for Cork, "tbe ore oot ee rf Bebiol of Yarnorth, NS), Peery, Br ng, meen pe Rey hos James. Dee 8 48 SH 31) * from Bowe lak ie i tons, supposed to have ie aah, 9 abandoned and on fire, with fovemast, foretopmast an pgallantmast sanding? the foremast was paiuicd white, e black mnashead an ae truck; had double topsail yards, with sail attached; tackle on fore; yard arm, f¢ forward house complete, ; the tire bad appa- Feaily Griginated'aft and bed advanced 10° withia a vow ieet or Ty mainmast, and nearly down to ‘9 edge; ind be tee ol ee twice,” but could nag ‘we could muke out was by the light of the fire. posit South America (of Bost a), Berry, ia to z et Galan i), wap Havre, Nov 19; 40 aidan, is Dallant: to is The Jam amen FR Cee _ ‘k Alice r, Hutton, Havre, $4 days, in ballast, to an ‘Stal Co, Experienced strug westerly gales the enn ‘Bark Beh re ira Lo Brugiees a Te fet isa Eugonia Smith, aged 6 yoars and % days. The relatives aia friends of the family are reabocstet invited to atignd she funeral, at the residences of father, No. 10 West Forty frst street, this (Goudays morning, at ehven o'clock. Srausy—On rates mower a, Mr. Ouver Srausy, aged 65 years, 6 months and 6 da and frieuds are Trespecttltiy invited to attend the funeral, at [~d resideuse of his daughtor, Mrs. Lewis, No. 326 Wa third stroct, this ‘Mooday) shoraton, sraoe ricer © . Cauandaigua papers please eepy. Vuxernait.—On Friday, seman 10, H. D’Hen:esse Veer Lupiarr, aged 22 years and 32 da: ‘The triends of the family and ns mensbers of Co A, Sevouth regiment N. ¥.$: M.,are respectfully invite® to atteud tho funeral, without “farther invitation, Crom the Church of Incarnation, corner of Madison avenue and Twonty: eighth street (Rey. Dr. Moutgounory’s), this (Maa day) morning at ten o’cloc! Clovoland (Oh:9) parers Fs ° Wanpait..—Suddenly , on Sunda’ oF asecr 12, Junurs B., youngest child of Samu! 8. and: Wendell The relatives and (friends of the faimity ave invited to attend the fun-ral, on Tuesday afternoom, at one o'olodk Prvciesis.. om the residence of ber pareats, Nv. 34 Se- cond street. creasing surplus of the company will again come up, and it is reported that the divi- dend will either be increased to ten per cent, or @ sum equivalent to five per cent on the capital stock will be added to the present surplus. Another property which is being actively affected by the present state of things is Galena and Chicago Railroad stock. The advance in first clasa bonds has carried the first mortgage of this company to a premium, and thus the $250,000 which mature next month cease to be a subject of concern. The company will renew these bonds for aterm of years if the holders desire it. If not, they can get the money for them in open market, or atthe company’s office, as they choose. The falling in of these bonds has been the only embar- ‘rasament-under which the etock of the Galena has labored. The property will now take its position among the undoubted dividend. paying securities, ERE & At Laura Keene’s “Our American Cousin” has “Been successfully resuscitated, Mr. Levick sustaining @ho character of Lord Dundreary, and Mr. J. present with a splendid silve trowel, which he was to use inlay- | their own interest. We take for granted that Con- | and holders may probably rely getting their Hemel (Hrs, of Shia Lisbon, Not ~ Raymond that of Asa’ Trenchard. former's tone. y upon gs v 23, agen tae Sothera is, if wo pial a Sa Pry Sierucies rae seeentoe gress will lay their proposition on the table, and | 3 or4 per cent semi-annually, according. to the Boter from Harigot sy Bat Hah, lh sik Beeige Fos ee AORN “ancortainty in drawl and gait, excoodingly clover, Into ft place, and the services concluded with Prayer. will. proceed to pass 8 measure based on the plan | state of business in the West. Under proper’ | pth im Wo olfe, Port iyat's'o, T days, in 7 oe BROADWAY_WEDDING CARDS —THBAm will be fifty-three foot front on Street,and forty-four feot on State streot. It will bo a brick building, thirty-two feet in hoight, and cost, oe about $10,000. The builders are It will be presided over hy the Rov, Joel Joel ready for service about the Ist of May. oe Re tr ot Waltabr), Pica, Mau, eae ree ers (ol >» a 32, passed Gibraltar Now 24, with fruit, on ier | = fer, Had very heavy weather mos!’ of the spilt salle, nbtpped several hea ake Bel nad ‘stove, the Delaware, spolie brig J H Dil. 1m, from Belfast for Baltimore. to ig Ley Barling, ourer Nassau, NE, Jam, pina mdse, with scl sh sch Mas, West mpg iy ake ‘dau SY at3 all PA at 38 80. lon 6 small steamers bound brig y Cou Gout a, Haynes, Remedios, 9 days, with sugar, to Schr =, (of New Haven), Con: rere, via St Thowas, Dee ¥f, with suger to master, a heretofore laid down in this column, namely:— 1, Mr. Chase to bo authorized to all creditors se Foeerery nale; ee ee epee: *. igen Treemery ec tobea tender, andto bo | eee ane wis abe 3. ‘These Treasury notes to bo fo adapt into funded stk ofthe Uatted Sates at the pleasure of the holder, 4. All domand notes now afloat to be a legal tender, and convertible on the eame torms as the new Treusury notes. and the part is very woll rendered. Mr. Raymond “elves a new interpretation of Asa Trenchard, which, elthough we cannot regard it as an improvement upon ‘@fr. Jefferson's version of tho character, is very well @eceived. He is evidently possessed of considerable ‘Caleat, bat ho acts like a man not exactly sure of his ‘ark. The piece will bo repeated every night this week, Afters long interregnum, during which it was doubtful “Who would again undertake the perploxities of operatic management the Galena ought to pay eight per cent annually, The price of United States securities ie anoma- lous. The coupon sixes of 1881 can be beught at 9% per cent discount, and the registered at 1024. At the same time, obligations of the same govern- ment, bearing no interest, and deriving their main value from a belief that they will be convertible into these same sixes, way, corner of Di ant ‘70 SKATE NEW-STYLE OF SEAT ad ind 12 Ann ‘street, alee double AT 10 FULTON STREET. WEDDING CARDS. celebrated engraved Cards, ably Uy Wat EV RADU BONS, 10t Fulton street. A HANDSOME PRESENT—ONE OF GIMDABOE® 1. Monograms and package of Note Paper: 938 Broadwag. water ee Drawings of the Delaware State 4 Crass 10—January 11, 60, 35, 63.5 38 | 25,21, 65, 58, wy Ba, 20, 41. 1, 1862, Ms 445, 47 3B, C63, 7, L, 6, 26, 98, 5. A revonue to be raised b; atre08 sus indirect taxa- re current everywhere as \ DEMAREST’s FB STYLE ee pith aged fie ee seem. rauaanoances that be scans med tion of not le than $160,006, 10 w nongh ‘0 ay, | money—tat isto say, at par. It sceulitesaen that Miscellaneous. ell snahschnacnnondaasat —. (@c0scas0 qualities which will smooth away atts jeyht mington, Dela oe interest ow tho eatire debt; and Sry const 80 singular an anomaly as this cannot list very ee rene C—Tho schr Theresa (of Phittadelputa), YHAPPED HANDS AND LIPS ‘diMiculties that are likely to besot him in his present en" | Official Drawings of Murray, Eddy & | ¢,! nktegiGend hich ehal eaioguiehs the present debtof | tong, Either the Treasury notes must’ fall or | Smith. from Philadelphia for Havani, went ashore on Petche yikeusoe nee dager wiaceuess and white, by the use of ite, by Br DMAN & CAMPHOR CAKE Wire Givcente, 81 Bleceker street and 268 Fourth avenue. By mail 25 conte ORNS, BUNIONS, INVERTED NAILS, BNLARGEDY joints and all dieases of the feet or Incoaventence, io the patient by Dr. zac ARIE. 8 Chrtropodist, 760 way. Refers to physiciausandeus geons of the pegs {ACTS WORTH KNOWING—THAT DR. TOBIAS’ Vit netian Liniment cures instantaneously Chronic matiam, Headache, Toothache, Croup, Sore Throats, ins of all kinds. ‘The above ix a candid statement o haf "Tobles’ ‘Venetian Listment will do, and aay” persom* Sitar purchasing ® bottle, and Gnding io relief Cay on the night of Dec3,and became a total loss, Fart of the cargo of merchandise was saved tn a damaged condition. She was 8 years old, built at Cape May, NJ; was'l¥3 tons and owned by the captain and others, of Philadelphia. - ey Married. McCann—Kerarsy.—On Thursday ovening, Janvery 9, at tho residence of tho brido’s mother, Hoboken, N. J., by tho Rey. Father Canvan, Mr. Kowarp MoUAnn, of New York, to Miss Kara M. Kuntary, of the former placa, *ARKS—FLYNN.—ON Wednesday ovening, Janurry 8, at the Church of the Holy postles, by the Rev. Goorge I. Neido, Wa. G. Sranus, fiq., of ‘London, to Mi Burns of this city: . hips Co.'s Kentuck Fant) Missense State Potteries: ae Cuass 16—Jan. 10, 1862. 10, 35, 36, i ay ‘or 7, 23, 24, 68, 55, 3, 73, 31. my, Exena Cuass Hr ya. U , 1862, 45, 37, 345, 40, BL, 8 57, 17, 35, 64, 68, 34, 22. jan. Hl, Ul 49, 65, 81, 81, ST, 12, 15, 35, 6, 22, 64, 2A, 62, Circus sent free of Gharge by adivomin eitherto RAY, EDDY & CO., Covington, Ky., or St. Louis, Mo, Peis 3 Havana Lottery. cashed sat wformation furnished, by TAYLOR & CO" Banicers, 16 Wal streot: Now York 7 ‘terprive. Ho is persevering and patient, and is, more. “ever, a first rate business man. He is elther to’be put ‘@ut of temper by the caprices of exacting prime donne ‘Qor tempted by illusive speculations. His management ‘of his troupe during his recent provincial our was marked by careful calculation and ‘@ punctual fulfilment of all his ongagemonts. ‘The result was that he made money and gained the ful Sonfidences of those associated with him. For tho pre. s@ent hs only announces four performances, two iu’ New ‘York and two in Brooklyn, to come off during this week; government securities must rise. It rests with Congress to determine which event shall oecur. If proper laws are passed to render the ultimate redemption of the Treasury notes secure’ beyond peradventure, no reason for their depreciation will exist, and they will not fall. In this case the ad: vance of the funded stock of the government'to par, and probably to a premium, becomes a mere question of time. The Congressional debate of yesterday onthe Deliberate consideration of the wants of the go- vernment and of the capacities of the country will satisfy Congress that this is the only safe and eco- nomical way of bridging over the present difficulty. It is clear, plain and precise. It renders Mr. Chase’s path smeoth and easy. It relieves the public from anxiety with regard to the public finances. It saves the country from the humilia- tion of looking abroad for money, which is the pet scheme of some of our bankers. It’ is hardly ne- fe ee ee ( their’money returned by the ageut. "Bold bye {Bet thoco is no-doubs thatthe regult of the exporiient | ptatway near Yourineiroet=Fencisg with fala rast | Cessary to expose the absurdity of the clamor | M@Taving of government stocks and notes by the Biases sy eae such as to induce him to enter upon a regular sea- | swords, muskets and sabre agaiust bayonets, which has been raised by ignorant persons in re- | AM¢Tican and National bank note companies of Died. ler os sigs Ontince ona @00. Whon the other theatres are prospering there is this city indicates very little information on the Et Anpzrsow.—On Saturday, Ji Jane Meni only child of Willis Lycar, 7 months and 2 re relatives and friends of tho family aro respoctCul invited to attend the faneral, from the residence of his father, No. 135 Greenwich street, this (Monday) after- noon, at one o'clock. BeysuAM.—On Sunday, January 12, Mra. Brtsmaay wife of Benjamin Baynham, native of the city of Lime- rick, Ireland, in the 40th year of ker age. The friends and acquaintances of tha family aro re< specttully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sonday) + CA zee Me Broadway, ‘Que door betow Canal W YORK AND WASHINGTON New vo WINE STORES, ° FRED'E, 8. COUZENS 0. 73 WARREN STREET, New Wort, « Patent Attorneys and Agents-—Charies MASON, late Commissiouer of Patents, has established him- seit in so Washing D.C. Solicitor and Atior- Bey Robt. W. Fenwick eWitt C, lished Patent Agents, are his professional partners. iti cesasioaatiear gard to large issues of paper money. Such issues are dangerous, and are sure to cause an inflation, to be followed by a fatal collapse, if they are put forth without proper care being taken to’ insure their redemption. The French assignats and the Continental paper of our Revolu. tionary period depreciated enormously, be- cause no measures had been taken by their au- 'y 11, 0f scarlet fever, @o reasoa‘why the Opera should not be well supported, ‘A. and Robecca Andér- Rho more prrticularly as the approaching arrival of the (Waretzok troupe promises an accession to the strength of ‘tho present company. Tho soason opens to-morrow fevoning at the Brooklyn Academy with the “Barber of Sevillo,Hinkloy in the role of Rosina, supported by Brignoli, Mancusi, Susini and Barili. un Wednesday ‘Miss Kelloze will make her appearance (first time) in part of the members who impugned Mr. Chase’s conduct in the matter. Inquiry will establish the fact that the government got its work done for fif- teen per cent less than is paid by the banks of this State under the authority of the Bank Department, and that the contract made with the New York companies was an*eminently advantageous one to The Biphes Promtum Pgid for Gold at THOMPSON BROTHERS’ Bauking Tlie, commer of Broad way and Wall street. Law Notice.—The Undersigned have re- gamed the general practice of thelr pr profession at No. 108 And No, 204 E STREET, TU TELARDS. HOTRE, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ington ,. IMPORTER OF FOREIGN Winey Be. -Violotta, ia the “Traviata,” and on ‘Thursday the same way. WATERBURY. | thors to obtain a revenue by taxation to pay them | He United States government. People are won- | Gfrernoan, at two o'clock, from her late residcuce, 10: iat ‘opera wit! be given in Brooklyn. The pices for Friday is ENAY W. ARLES. off. If the governments which issued these paper | ring whether the Mr. Ormsby referred to in the Hester siree Ss Nooo SOLE AGENT FO" LONGWORTECR sot yot decided upon. The old Puritanical leaven in tho | ,Uadles Beautified—Phalon & Son’s | securities had provided, at the time of their issue, | A°bate is the same person whose namo has been | jar on tday dan hb sanae “Snow White Oriental Cream” imparts a beautifal pearl or Tose tint to the complexion upon the first application, Sold by alldsuggistsin the United States, Europe and South America. Brtsox.—On Saturday , January 11, Jars Bexson, a na- five of Hillamon, Kings county, Ireland, in the 57tn year of his age. ‘The ®Brookiyn direction kicked against the porformance of ‘Werdi's wasterpieco; but Professor Grau expounded the Maw and the-gospels to it, and convinced it that the ington and vt in Was! ity ee A a ST ELENTHALS "roBacoo. before the public in connection with the Boone id te an adequate revenue for the payment of interest County Bank of Indiana. charges on them, and for their redemption within tives and friends of the family, and those of his ” feng early Hair Dyc—The Best in the | a fixed period, would n . -law, Bernard Kebn, and also the members of | ~~~ <0 nnn mene a nnne Traviata” was the most innocent and moral of operas..| world. Harmicss reliable aniinwanianeou Bol Soldand 6p- | 9¢ all rin Fiabe ste mi ee CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. the Solitude cf’ the Most Holy Mea, are requested Wo at- LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND MAND Bile After cudorsing “The School for Scandal’ and “The ALittlo Freach Milliner,”” it would hardly do for the Joseph (Gurfaces Of the Academy to taboo a piece which is played ‘at Rome under the very nose of tho Pope, and which that plied at BATOHELOW! 'S wig factory, 16 Bond A Beautiful Complexion.—Laird’s Bloom of Youth, or Liguid Pear, has no equal for preserving and beautifying the ‘complexion and skin, All droggists and 439 Satvxpay, Jan. 11—6 P. Bf. Asies.—Tho market was steady, with smnall sulos of both sorts, chiefly pots, at $6 25. Breapsrcves.—Flour—The market was heavy for com, liard Tablos, with Phelan’s Combination Cushions, tor isale at prices to sult the PHELAN & COL } ILLIARDS.—-FOUR MARBLE BED BIGETARD 3 7. tend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 234 avenue A, corner of Six? teenth streot. His remains will be interred ia tho Eleventh street Cemetory, at two e’clock Brvgt.—on Saturday morning, January 11, Asmisa $150,000,000 a year by direct and indirect taxation; Mr. Chase will be enabled to float all the Treasury: notes he needs for the prosecution of the war, and way. bes, all complete "and in perfect order, will be sold 4 oe Brush 5 3550, tnerahip bu ut, tus ago, betas ah Quoen Aeraeia ver hppa Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Wij ay they will not depreciate, nor is there any reason to aca b isiersh Lied ere biped Poet Lous morph and eldest daughter of Aza- | J 859, to clove ec yecsanemnin teeiaeen:, nh Line, octet ao Matons to: the stage is w’ fesses to be—the ‘ i xd i closing within the following range of prices:— believe that, with the wholesome check of general 5 ee ine nc ena ena and heavy taxation, they will lead to any such in- flation of prices as has been apprehended by some economists. Money has become more abundant during the past week. It is now offered on call at 6 per cent, and many of the leading brokers have large sums tendered to them at 5a6% percent. First class paper sells at 6 per cent, and ordinary business paper at7a8a10. Wehave more money seck- ing employment in New York than the trade of the port can employ. The prospect is that money will fall in price to.4 a5 per cent, and that Dorwany.—in Jorsey' City, on Sunday, January 12, Wirtiast Doawavy, agetl 63 years. The friends and acjjuaintances and thoso of his family aro requested to attend tho funeral, this (Monday) after- noon, at five o'clock, from his late Fesidenoo, 13 Kuiltoad avenue, Jorsey City. His remains will be taken to St. Potor’s Cathelic Cematery for interment. Dory.—On Sunday morning, January 12, of consump- tion, Sixrazx Dory, aged 41 years, 2 months and 7 days. The friends of tye family are’ respectfully invited to attend the fun his (Monday) afternoon, at half-past two oiclock, at 93° West Forty-second attest, without furthorhoties. His remains will bo takon to Cardington, Ohio, for interment. Ohio papers please copy. EiGan.—On Sunday morning, January 12, of croup, GxorcE F., youngest son of James and Eleanor Elgar, aged 3 yoars, 6 months and 21 days. pees, the best in the world, wholesale and = and the ‘aye privately applied. No. 6 Astor House. (a a2 APPT FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sunpay, Jan. 12, 1862. The new year begins with a moderate import of merchandise and dry goods, a pretty active move- ment of food outward, and a larger shipment of specie than has taken place for some time. Our shipments of food to England have fallen of since the Mason and Slidell affair occurred. It is expected that the vessels which will arrive here GOR SALE.—A WEL Joon, with Segar Divan aattifactory reasons given tor sciliug. Address Rodgers, 13) Herilt office. ‘A SPLENDID STOCK OF NEW AND aud Tables, at reasonable prices. Tables to let, by Ml attended to by y mali AiW. Hi, GREPEITH, 146 Fulton street ARRY SMITH'S SOIREES i AROMBOLAEROSTATION, No tit BOWaItY, near Broome sireet, ONLY 10.6 ENTS J A GAME, ~ DENTISTRY. RITFICIAL BONE FILLING FOR a @airror of human action—people must accept the dark as ‘weil as the bright sides of the picture, for without the ‘former it would fail to pomt the moral that elevates its attractions. We last week announced that Mr. William Floming "bad engaged the Brooklyn Academy for a series of *@wolve drama tic performances. He has been compelied ‘€o renou vce his contract, for the reasons contained in a @atoment which he has just addreesed to us. He says:— In my application to tho Dramatic Committee of the Acelomy of Music, Brooklyn, I stated that I should Ls @ace such picasing ‘comertion ag “Still Waters Run D: “Old Heads and Young Hearts,’ “The Love Chase,” Poepepopee BAerAEIOID Sssssusass —Canedinn: flour was ratber heer: y, though in good de, mand from tho trado, with sales of 1,000 bbls., within the range of tho above quotations, Southern flour was less active, while prices wore steady. Tho sales embraced Without referring to burlespie and the lighter picces. bout 1,200 bbls. , closing within the above range of pri Fpethehening sent oa amen ceaheresee rved and Fe : aud fresh al 8. closing, within theabove range of prices. | “The relatives and friends of tho family aro invited:to | sored by Lhe discoverer, , ppomenan ean W aren Pred a a week the «week after i bring a | {arse amounts will remain unemployed until the | Rye dour was in “taie roquost, and steady at our quota. | attend tho funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at. two thet bie imitations of cheap Siront, N. B.—Beware @8 bye btn, Me ON a comedane oe ‘We have an enormous surplus of flour and | war is brought to a close. tions, with of 175 bbls. ‘Corn meal was in limited | ’cl0ck, from the residence of his parents, No. 183 West provisions ready for shipment, the whole of which is needed abroad. It is not likely that Congress will increase the tariff very materially this session, peeenbeensabenar ‘eeeuiGk.—-On sunday afternoon, January 12, Aaxus Lavinia Evorwer, daughter of Wm. B and Elizabeth | Eldridge, aged 5 years, 1 month and 20 days. ‘would bo piled with di ‘tolight. by the whole community, Seine atte wg that the pieces embracod in her list -oould fail to boagreeable to the gentlemen who direct ‘the affairs of this vory fine establishment. To my sur- Foreign exchange rose last weck to 115 per cent for sterling, and 4.90 for francs—bankers’ bills in both instances. The closing rate yosterday demand and prices wore steady at our figures, with sales of 100 bbla. roported. Wheat was firm for good to prime qualities, and more active, chiefly for export. The sales = WAD NIN 1 EXTRACTED WITE- heling Abe hints: whalover ty Divs: SAW VU LeRs of iss Grand burerc T cneectcl iar Aihioase rocominenda:ion toall sue ing : m toot n Evon while thy spirit lingored, SMAN. 191 Vinvick street. pened objected to — pylons ov = Fx though an additional duty on British manufactures | wag gbout 114 for sterling, and 4.92% a 95 for embracod about 90,000 bushols at $1 33 a $1 35 for amber Longing for thy rabe aoe, cere = = ees u ws im red - . — sailed, teat they ad wt Al athe ote of wool, iron, cotton, silk and linen may, perhaps, | france, The advance in bills was connected with | 10wa, in storeand delivered; $1 40 a $1 42 for red West Lovo divine showed theo farther. ~_ RAILROADS. H UDSON RIVER RAILROAD —TRAINS FOR ALBANY, ‘Troy, the North and West, leave Chambers atrect att eh Ao M., aad 3: ud 10:15, ‘NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD. _ Albany, Troy, Nor:hand West. In his love you felt no fear, O mamma, dear, ‘tis hard to leave you. *Tis 80; but T cannot stay. ‘This thy loving spirit murmured, - ‘Till by auge!s borne away. ‘They were willing to recoive “The Hunchback,” “Mer: e@haat of Venice,” “Bpeod the Plough,’ “She Stoops to onquer, “Tho Road to Ruin,” “Tho Rivals,” “The fe," “Richetion,”” together with Knowlos’ and Shaks- pore’s p's: generally, Dit objected to the very harmless He Jealous?” ‘Pocahontas, ern and $1 42 a $1 45 for amber do., in store and delivered; $1 33 for Northwestern club, $1 30 a $1 32 for Milwaukee club and at $1 29a $1 20 for Sania spring. Corn was firm and in some better demand. The sales footed up about 60,000 bushels at 66c. for Western mixed, in store, be imposed, as much for the sake of revenue as in order to keep our imports down to a moderate standard. Of specie we cannot ship much; there is no balance of trade against us. The following the advance in gold. Both were mainly the fruit of speculation, though the speculators were largely assisted by the purchases of persons who invested Somiebod their money in gold and exchange, through a want | S29nt 60,000 bushiele at G6. for Western mixed, in store, | The friends and acquaintances of the family are re! Winter arrangement "gmecins (Monday, Nov. y Lind Phe ml & art a Coagaal are the Custom nee wt for the week:— of confidence in government securities. It is quite pope, 4c Bee Bs ted v2 iy re Pog pote apectiully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday For Alban: ‘30. Express Mati Tr: » dee. . Match, “<Giudere @edress, aud must suffer serious loss it Mrs. Wood holds ‘0 and my security to the contract entered into with thai isty. Ideom it necessary to state thess facts to afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, from the resideuco of her parenis, 315 West Seventeenth strret. Firastuwoxs.—On Sunday, January 12, Widow Frresia-. mona, aged 49 years. sixth alreet depot, ‘all local trains ane Time Tabl JOHN BURCHILL, Assistant Superintendent. possible that the crisis through which the United States are passing may encourage our forcign were heavy and dull at 41c. a 42c. for Jersey, 42c. a 43c. for Western and at 43c. for State. Cocoa.—A sale of 250 bags Guayaquil was made at 18 3c. “1861. 1862. 2,565,113 640,513 835 2,914,306 1,249,054 goods. General merchandi vankers to organize new speculations in exchange | a 19. Her friendaand retatives aro reenoctfully invited to at- HOTELS. who have been very kind in forwarding my peg eo . | Covrne.—Tho market was quiet, while prices were un- o le a - ov nnn nr Gierests ta tie matter. Total for the week. 93 5,479,500 1,889,667 | and gold, and that the price of both may rise be changed. > ge pri bere gg eis By Recess oe 295 East Thi inion ROTEL AND POARDING HOOGK wee Naughty Mrs. John Wood! Pray what have you done | Previously reported. 1,001,225 1,000,617 | yond present quotations. But the public | Corroy.—The: market was irregular, while the sales | o'ciock: thenes to the church of th ow atteet, corner af Chacien—itgnae at (rom St 60 Ae y y y Soil TSooisi | must remember that every fresh advance in either | embraced about 450 bales, 200 of which were recently | tion, where a high mass will be oll ¥ every COuwe- 40 be placed under the ban of a soctety that weeps with a Since January 1......$4,617,739 ices fas Woe bs imported from Bremen, sold on the wharf, classed as | of hor soul. Her remains will be taken to Calvary Came- | hid sues ot Rooms to tet, suitable tora family. ‘Traviata and smiles indulgently on the faux pas of a Lady Exrorts of Meacuanpse AND Propv the one or the other is the product either of specu- | middling uplands, at 343¢c., cash. The remaind (150 | tery for interment T. LA AMIE, | Proprietor. Gaaste? Bet Beemese you berteaqes vice, and done 1360. bales) sold at 36c. a 36c. {or the saine grade, and a sale lation or unreasoning panic. Our foreign trade justifies no advance in exchange, and our domestic trade justifies no advance in gold. Shrewd indivi- duals who wish to make money will therefore watch the market, and, every time goldrises to an exorbitant premium, will sell. Gold should not be worth, intrinsically, one per cent premium at the present moment. The following table shows the course of the stock market during the past week and month:. Dec. i Dee. A De. 3 38. Jan, 4. Jan, 11: Favtrs.—On Sunday morning, Jenuary 12, at Nay lato residenco, 130 East Twonty ninth sireot brother of Richard Fallis, in the dist yearo. b ae Tho. fsneral will take place on Tucsday, at twelvo c’elock. Fiyxx.—On Saturcay, Januacy 11, Parmioc Purss; aged 65 yours. His feionas and acquaintances are invited to attend the . & neral, from the Church of the Assumption, tis (Mon- ornivg, at half-past nine o'clock ay January 11, Gwonas, infant gon 1861. 1862. .. $1,042,827 2,925,775 2,246,010 Exrorts or Srecit. 1360. 1361. 1862. For the wook.......-.+-.$86,080 mone. 1,035,028 The banks showed last Monday a specie average of $23,983,878. This was considerably less than they actually held at the time the statement was published. To-morrow they will probably show an average of $25,500,000, or thereabouts, the actual amount of coin in the bank vaults being really in excess of $26,000,000. Included in this, however, is some coin belonging to speculators, who have pledged it as security for loans. There is no reason whatever to fear any serious inroads upon the reserves of our city banks. We have For the wee! of 100 bales was reported, to arrive from Liverpool, on private terms. Freicuts.—To Liverpool 4,000 bbls. flour wero engaged at 3s., 13,000 bushels wheat at O5ed., in bulk; 500 packa. ges lard at 328, 6d., 250 tierces beef at 6s. By a foreign vessel 200 boxes bacon at is. 6d, and 1,000 boxes cheese nt 403. To Tondon 14,000 bushels wheat at 10d. a 10%¢d., in ship's ba, 200 tierces beef at 15s., and 100 boxes bacon at ‘To Havre 12,000 bushels wheat at 18¢., in ship’s ba, 1,500 bbls. flour at 70c., and 600 bbls. lard at ¢c., thoug! ango was at 3¢.a ic. To Glasgow 1,000 bbls. dour engaged at ds. Fisi.—1ho market for dry eod and mackerel wore both dull and nominal. Sales of Magdalen horring were made at p..t. al —In expectation that further duties will be im- posed on raisins and other foreign fruits, the market was firm and higher. Oli raising have advanced 15c. por. box. ‘Almonds do. 2c. per Ib, Sales of both old and new. crop raisins were made, chiefly old bunch, at $2 65,and now actin? Signora Lori Whiting, the American cantatrice, whose @uccessss in italy during the last threo yoars have been @hronicl « in such glowing torms by the Pirata and other, Malian musical journals, is expected to arrive in this city fm tho course of the noxt fortnight. Sho will reside Gor the prosent with her father, Mr. D. Whiting, in West ‘Twonty second street. Mr. Joba Drew, tho Irish comedian, was amongst the ‘@rrivalsby the Kangaroo this week. His recent tour in ‘Groat Britain was a very successful one. Barney Williams and wifo commonced an engagoment @t tho Walnut street theatre, Philadelphia, on Monday Maat, They havo been playing to crowded houses all the wook. They will probably visit Baltimore and Washing- on bofore their return to New York. ane: Supper Koons, Formtlioe ood Chateomp: nie d’Hote, Dinner at six o'clock ; Sundays, at Me (ROPOLITAN HOTEL, wae * undersigned vot leave to Info teavetitng publ that ‘he as teased well ib kept for many yi Brown, atnd to ace im that thes wilt asa ta hiae best determined to keep in every particular a first class to Urs patronage AND potTs, Proprietor, DANCING ACADEMIES, th w a motery, Rye, Weatohestor unty, this (Mon: 1 at aquartor past tweive o'clock, via New York aud New Hayen Rail- road. Hengnrox.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday morning, January 12, Many Louis, only child of Mr. R. He. srtow, aged Ss: yoars.and 14 days. ‘Thorrelatives aud friends of tho family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at-two o'clock, from the residence of hor parents, No. We respectiully solic Missouri 6's sri. % 30 Michi gan Central. 4955 44's 47 41s South. guarantoed 383% id 39% «8=6 80h more coin in the country and in the city than the | jiinois Gontral.... 60% 60% 00% 2 do, at $3 20; old, layors at $3.0 $3. 05, an w at $3.40. | 116 Prince stréot without farther invita. ; 4 pairs : a ity re- | Gal vs Texdiv 63" y was steady, with sales of Nor , for ship. —0n Thursda: ‘ary 8, at the residence of See ee ee a mend oonsp- aca ipa age Rock Talad...... 68 4% 61 mout, at 8c. a 90¢., and prime, for city use, at 95c. $1. Walter, Pie sousay, Pa ot ateguaees.ct @ Lenton. quire. Our trade with foreign nations is conduct- Bit 8416 Hemr.—Manila was firmer aud higher, and prices wore ¥., s0n of Join aud Mary A. Hollingy. Mr. W, Clark has boen ro ongaged for six nights at the Now Bowery. Tho price of admission to the amphitheatre @as been reduced. ‘This will bo a grand gala night at Stickney’s. The mock equestrian drama of “The Bull Runners” will be given, ‘with a varioty of other attractions. Messrs. Nixon and Lynn, the treasurer and doorkeeper of the establishment, @ake a benefit on Thursday. In addition to the novelties @nnounced, a portion of Hooley’s Minstrels and Stickney’s @queastrian troupe will lend their services on the occa- elon At Beyants’ there is but a vory slight variation in tho 4, D; ‘aud Fridays Panama, Childe mid Saturday ecg to Aadion’ Hrimary Crags ls instructed Uy Mr. © Tigolene. EE EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING. ed upon principles which render heavy exports of coin simply impossible. We owe little or nothing to the foreign world, and foreigners are daily incurring debts to us for the food we are export- ing. Nor is there any ground for apprehensions that hoarding will go on to any extent after Congress has passed the proper measures for securing the ul- timate redemption of Treasury notes. Specula- tion, it must be expected, will continue both in gold and exchange. But it will be a hazardous game for the speculators. Gold rose last week at 11D oxaviony, 111112 | frm, with an upward tondency in prices. Sales here Hudson River. Nt 26% Siiy 40 have comprised 1,870 bales (recently made) at7¥c., Pacific Mail ...... Hi 86% Hy 9215 res 7c. @ 8c., and 3,000 do., m Boston, casi The whole market has advanced during the ih were inactive but firm, snc Closed about te. a per Ib. higher, induced mai! t receipts, week. The movement is chiefly due to the large FE - * et fs vest nay a daranguesiie’ of Gartany. nea amounts of money which have been paid by g0- | ports since the Ist inst. from foreign ports have resebod vernment to contractors and others. It is under- arabs Roper penne bot ee ing 300 600 14 stood that government is paying out between a tiers ‘were in good demand, chiefly for home. consump- million and a quarter and a million and a half daily to contractors and holders of orders from soldiers and sailors. Of this large sum it is esti- “1b years. y morniag, January 12, after a short ond sovere ilinees, Jour’ Hinay, aged 91 yeums- Mis (ricnds and acquainteaces, als> the active and honorary members of Hose Company No. 26, and the Fire Department in general, are respectfully iavited to. ab tand the funeral, from 'No, #Norfolk streot, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, wathout furthor invitations Kexxeniy.—On Saturday, January 1g, after a port ill- ness, Mary, wife of Jol y, ‘The relatives and frien’s of the family are reapectfully invited to attend the faneral services, this (Mienday) morning, at eleven o'clock, at St. Stephen's. chureh, h street. will be tnken to Ca'yary Cemetery. ROFESSOR BOND'S NEW DANCING AND SKATING , Academy, 76 Varick street, one doar from Canal street, is now open for the Feeeption of pupil& All the fasaionable * Dances, and likewise the art of Skating, taught in Ramet + Days of tuition Moudays and Thursdays, veniny é Fa ‘THE BALL SEASON. _ COSTUMES-—A LARGE ASSORTMENT or rH ewoat Paris, Berlin and Viexna Ball Contutnen, Fe Dresen, Opera Gionks, ac. one hunt at 0 Browne tion. ‘The sales of new within the past three days hive comprised 350 bales at 17c. a 23; 100 do. old, of 1860, gold at 16c. a 17. Teow.—The market was dull and nominal. i Leatune.—LHemlock sole was in steady demand, On Sunday, January 32, Many Fume, thode | The unilersig HISGST, begs leave to -deaw Gills. At Hooley’s a grand operatic burlesque on selec: | one time to5 per cent premium. On Friday it was mated that twenty-five per cent is profit. This pelos wore better. ‘The fecsipta were light aad tie Joved danghter of James and Ann Keonan, elsention of Wor form a patrons, dad the public in geome gions Crom *“ Attia” is announced. firm at 4Y Yesterday morning it fell to2, | *mount is naturally invested in dividend paying | reduced. Oak solo was also in good roquest at full prices | Tho friends and soquaiatances of the fermily are re othe above adverusement. a ‘The groat attraction at Parnum’s just now is the Con- rainy patel Ao gartoha fre aa Loos eg, | securities, As a matter of course, first class ‘bonds caters was out of market, aad no salee teans- psottuly ragueated te abso the ae eran ay) ———FUReiRUR == é Sectiout giant girl, who throws into the shade all the Aft ae ptandlls board 2% was bid for any eds of have been the first securities on the market to fee) Naval Srorss.—Sules wero checked dy the fArmaees-of | parents, 104}g EnstiTwenty-second street. BEDROOM SUIT OF RNAMELLED Fy Other mammoth curiosities of the establishmont “ : nn 8 $a vee TOF) the effect of this snddon increase of investors; | holders. Shirts have risen to $1 a a $1 00, closing | | Kumyax.—On Sumday, Jancary 12, afar 9 long ners, A frasoievy tartan manage +) \* i a , Com oF al ¥ 101 id chestnut ber Sul in ane vat Shs mcaapcanmaal varairigisas wears atk yates prayers is per of a, baat at ny tine thus we notice that New York Central sixeshavead~ | $12!" strnined day at $6 240 $1; ow t0 bo Nor Lae a pariaial Abtoy, O Carta, coubly, of Longford, |-FeFATUNGTON'S, Sos CAA atree!, ‘oppose Wooslee, $6 1234; atrnined day at $6 25,0 $7; low to Pag zim $7 30.1 $9 60, and white at $10 por 280 quiet; lots pitch ware sold atge. Ona.—Crude wag firmer, with sales at the eastward at $1 43; whale was, alse higher sad in good request, with salesat the Fark at SOc. The government ares tor ‘Sho is only eightoon yoars of age, and weighs 618 pounds— @ crushing example of modern female developement. The ‘Tho whale still drags on a lingering existence, tho very encortainty attending his exit proving more profitable Eotadiisued in 1843." NAMELLED ( CHAMB&R aa SUITS or FUGNITURR, IN all colors and styles, a ge ap aud retail, at gh eta rds. Also, jt and «Pali y PARD, ‘nr Candi site. doors east vanced during the week 4 per cent, New York Cen- tral 7’a 3, Erie firsts 2, Erie thirds 3, Erie fourths 3, Hudson firsts 2, Hudson thirds 3, Harlem seconds 3, Illinois Central 244, Michigan Central eights 3,Ga_ Treland. Notice of funeral to-moryow, r Kiwi.—On Ssurday, Jenuary 11, aftar a lingering {tineas, Mrs, Aautia M.’Kuya, wife of Geo. L. King and daughter of Joseph De Angolis, ia the 34st year of hor to break down the price of gold by throwing a mil- lion or so into the market, That they willdo so at the proper time is not to be doubted. @ bis keopers than a sound bill of health. Our Washington correspondent informs us that 73,000 gallons ngurtl winter sperm was awarded by the | age. Sy ‘THmaTRicane. Stadt thea lena firsts 2%, Michigan Southern firsts 6, and so vernment at ptacos for the year ranging at $1 58 a $1 63 ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully UANITURE WANTBD.—ANY PERSO} cls > a ppuerer ia ca Se st nes ee Se Semen, Se te rhe Bane ist of reliable frst class bonds. and $1 67, del! ‘erable ia thanext sumer and autumn. | invited to attend the funoral, from her late residence, 86 F Te day last tho popular piece of “Lamm und Loewe,” or Lawyer aud Priest, from tho pen of Dr. Schreiber, was givon for che first time 1m this country. Tho cast included Fraevtein Klein, who acted the part of Mathilde, and Frau Bockor Graun. The representation was given for the be- eft of Horr Lowens, a favorite actor at this establish- give up housekeening and fell thett furniture cheep. da, @ith rivate or boarding by atdreming iB. Seaton a, 8 sprig steel. Tenebrae ah 1E.—TWO HAN! MS ICE. ood aa nove for aio cheap for — 4, Philadelphia had a conference yesterday with the Secretary of the Treasury, and the Senate and House Committees of Ways and Means, on the sub* ject of the financial policy of the government. He states that the bank men laid the following propo- The Salo on OckaPyor 1. City linseed was firmly with modorato 8a’ ¢a/at BSc. Provisiowk+-Pork exhidited more activity, Mid pew firmew feeling, though without quoiable chango “2yp, sales (voted up. about 1,200 bbis. at Birks 8 . 12 28 farokd and new mess, with galos of uninspected do. at $12 43 and city prime mess at $13, Beof was Ann street, this (Monday) aftoracon, at two o'clock. Laavinp.--in Drooasy®, on Saturday, January 11, at 82 ‘Washington street, Marr, the beloved mother of Jolin Lea- vons, aged 64 years, a native of Hill, Ragland. "The relatives and friends aye invited to attend the fune- ral, Tosa oh nad late residence, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Martin. —On Saturday, Jannary bl, Paci oe United States sixes have similarly advanced 2% per cent. Next to these first class bonds, the leading dividend paying stocks have attracted at- tention, and we notice that Pacific Mail has ad- vanced 6% per cent, New York Contral 3, Galena Broadway. Gall in the mont eset aa steady, with sales of 250 bbis. at $11 50 a $12 for plain go CARPE’ ont, and tt was in all respects @ successful perform. oA Sata Neat jg Sa tseuo of ono hundred | 2, and the coal shares in proportion. As the lead- | mess Tank at $13 60 a SL1forexirado, Tlerco boot was | of caroline W. and Ruby a W, Maplin Je aged month | euly money, at Ta Bun a tou good and sales of erces were The “ he — On Feiday the romantic drame ot ‘Night and Morning, | $4 HC mllioas of demand pote, and making ‘hem @ | ing railway bonds tise in price, parcbesars Hal. modeat $21 2h, tho latior figure for India mess., Boot | neral, at No. 100. Kast Fourteenth atrect, this (Moncay) PRR PROPOSALS. vy Cuarteto Birchofeitier, wae given, with Herr Knorr in | Weaut corsa ectvertible in shail issuo fifty millions of } patty turn their attention to other properties which | ty,ms wero firm, with sales of 150 bis. at $14 60. Bacon | aftorioon, at two o'clock. “gg ; ; demand notes, couvertible into soven por cent stock, re- ioomante ba 4 one hundred and fifty millions per cont interest, and payable firm, with dales of 450 boxos at 7c. for long bone- offer the next best prospect of income, Among toon am, on ey finans oa onlee’ eoreesent NP these Pacific Mail has ocoupiod the firgt rank, not ackage: ‘at 8c. a 8340. Thressed hogs were at de. a only because it has established its charactor asa ¢ fur featarmy and a 4340. C gg ty i an dividend paying seourity, won at relied upora ee tee Onic. Choew rm inactive, at Oo. 8 1340. for to yield 20 per cent annually to its holdors, tyut | State, and 5340. # 6c, for Ohio. Fé Constitution, Baltic and Atlanic have *gemed | mais ‘cat ‘private torras. | ‘i dita Sa —Clover was firmor good nd for les Raber SRreeiis " iar bai & ae port, asia duting tie weuk havo boen frooly mado at Te. 7 on the y are in- pes LU firm, a sale of 1,000 bags Calcutta was recoutly made in LS eeptoiiha hinder! nett Nylon 4 by Poston at $245; ‘Sicily was held at $3, ‘Orvincen.—On Saturday, January 11, Jom Cannan divided in opinion with regard to ‘he policy of | ~ gccans wore fran on poolally for refining grades, wrich Orrimusn, in the 66th year of hls age i |. When tH; were in good demand, the salcs ombra 3 a Tho frionds of the family are respe: cab ypenee re ph rant etieetaprae i hh ed Chiofly within tho tango of THe. a 8c, the inside Agure, | tend tho funeral, from his’ Inte residen cent was paid a large surplus remained in the | ¢- rofining goods; 800 boxes at O}40.,and 8,000 bags | A, this (Monday) al ernoon, at one o'olock. hands of the company, which 4¢ was determined to | Babia at private terms. ‘pinutiva.—On Saturday, January 11, of apoploxy, Cap fic Mail stock, ‘Tautow continued in good demand, and prices ‘wore | tain Tuomas Piitirs, a native of laind, aged 00 years. invost in Pacific Mail stook, tho idea of a majori- | pei te sales within thro days have ombraced 230,000 | Tho friends and relatives aro roapect{ully inyitot to at ty of the board being tha twenty per cont annu- | Ibe. prime city at 0)o., 10,000 Iba, Western,.in WOyshoads | toud tho funoral, (rom bis late roswdoncs, No 13 Vine ‘Poa ore Ww YOR! JANUARY 9, 1962. ORT OFFICE, NEW YORK, JANUARY 2198-5 an 20th inst, for te ding anextenion to the Poss Ogee Fan ing. ana and Lye) mas can be examined at na mage toa obtained onl a0 petween ie mous Of BA. eta tthe pe Ay ‘bropowae for ice Kxtension,’ to be addr to the tis Suerstood, tnt the Postmaster mneval ight to reject any or all of th Witton, pone Morrinte.—-In Lago on Sunday morning, Jaayary ‘1, James Moprimgn, age Tye trwnte and alates oF Vos fuaaily are respeotfully invited to attend the funoral, this (Montay) afteracon, at two o'clock, from St. Mary" ‘8 chureh, Classon avenue, near My rtle’ avenue, withont further invitation. Motrava.—On Saturday, Jan ry 11, Frawces MoGrara, ( county ‘Tyrone, roland, deemable in ten years of amall notes, bearin; in two years. 2. That tho Sub-Treasury law shall bo repealed, and the banks shall be used depositarios of ali the public money, oxcept that received from customs. 2. Tat Oongress shail pass a joint resolution, declaring tani it will pase a revenue bill providing for the raising of one hundred and twenty-five millions per anoum by taxation, &c., in addition to the receipts from customs, 4. That the’ Sec ry of the Treasury shall be autho- ried to negotiate farther k age tion as to torms or rate of ayn temporary Joans by hypothecating stocks ia anticipation of sales. Our correspondent adds that these propo- sitions were not generally regaried with favor. We are not surprieed to hear it. With the exception of the third proposi- tion—with regard to which all parties ore agreed—there is very littie prospect of Congress ‘aho role of Philip Beaufort. A now picce, entitled “Der ‘Waiso yon Berlin,” is in course of preparation, and will ‘Ghortiy be produced. FORTIGN. Adelina Patti is winning fresh triumphs ia Germany. ‘Tho Borlin Musical Gazette speaks of her as superior even to Jonny Lind. Gazzaniga has accepted an engagement at tho Bellini ‘thoatre in Palermo. Amongst the singers engaged for the ensuing season at ‘Ta Scala is Madame Colson, who scoms, notwithstanding ‘hor first failures, to have made a favorable impression on the Milan public. ‘The Irish papors speak onthusinstically of the success of their young countrywoman, Filen Conran (Signorina Fiona), who is playing opora with the Grisi troupe, The Cork Beaniner vaya:—Mise Conran has evideatly under. « aged Sa years. The, Trond ond acquaintances, and those of his broth Mio! nol, and sistors, Catharine and Margares, aro respe invited to attend tho funoral, from his late rest: di neo, No. 250 avenue A, corner of Seventeenth sireot, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘Vimothy was quiet and nominal, “Lingeod was lly invited to at- , No. 21 avenue Delivered free in OLANKE, No.6 West Eicvonth atreet, $4. 4 COAL TER TON oe Lye aa Rereoned and free fret pooh not Pepa aris of the city, also wt se 9 West be Rveatd street none Seyguh avenue. Joal at lowes t market