The New York Herald Newspaper, January 23, 1862, Page 3

a ‘Dtartling fact stares us tm the face. Since Sir Robert Peel's —I think in 1846—who commenced different articles, leaving the pro- ducts and articles of commerce that are now taxed— excise and customs—scarcely a dozen innumber. And yet, that time the ‘annual taxes of the United Kingdom Ihave increased in amount more than $120,000,000, a year, wr from £50,000,000 to very nearly £80,000,000 annually: ‘The great secret of taxation as copnected with national ‘and commercial prosperity is this. Any community with resources will bear ab enormous amount of taxation, wided those articles, resources and branches of iudus’ only nat 74 enero the least inconvenience te the people. Is @goverpment mono- , where all aettice is out sooty the question—a legi- faa source of taxation? Is it not rather the necessary ba etoome ton, by which the wheels of industry are i bright, and the machinery running with pleasure and It ia bad ene: to save a can of lubricating oil worth adime, and thereby destroy an anxle worth a ten pound note, ‘Iam, sir, your obedient survant vant uxt Calendar—This Day. Scrasus Covrt—Cincuit.—Part 1—Nos. 1278, 1439, 2013, 2015, 2017, 2023, 2029, 2031, 2065, 2067; 2069, 2073, 2075, 2077, 2079, 2081. . Nos. 1860, 558, 1876, 1878, 1680, 220," 418, 1106, isos? pro’ 1882, 886, 1892, 1894, 1896, 1898, 1900, 1902) pt Common Punas.—Part 1.—Nos. 780, 817, 818, 756, 630, 829, 890, 881, 832, 834, 798, 835, 837, 838, 840.' Part 2.— Nos. 640, 277, 611, 759, 760, 762, 657, 434, 1826, 698, 200, 361; 725, 595, 82034. Svermox Covrt.—Part 1.—Nos. 3223, 3225, 8227, 775, 2000, 3250, 3263, 3265, 1939, 28021, 2773, '3203,' 3295, 3207, 3209’ Part 2.—Nos. 2774, 422, 3566, 2060, 3594, } 3598, 3600, 3602, $604, 3606,” 3608,” 3610, 3614, 3616, 3618, 3620,’ Part'3.—Nos 3056, 2867, 2869, 2am, 2873, 3085, 3093, 3301, 3303, 3305, 8907,’ 3309, 3311, 3313, 3315, 3317.’ Part'4.—Nos. 3544, 3010, 3572, 3580; 3684), 3592, $378, 3498, Surneun | Coont-—Cincore.—Part 1-—Nos. 1278, 1459, 2013, 2015, 2017, 2023, 2029, 2031, 2033, 2041, 2053, 2057, 2065, 2087 | 2060} 2073, 2075, 2077, 2079, 2081. Part 2— _ Nos.’ 1869" 558, 1876, 1878, 1680, 220, 418, 1106, 1758, “1880, 1862, 1886, 1892, 1694, 1896, 1898, 1900, 1902, 1908, 10. “FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wepvespay, Jan 22—6 P. M. The steamer Canada, from Boston to-day, took out $20,000 and 8,000 sovereigns in specie. There 48 no alteration in call loans or paper. The specu- lative movement in gold continues. It rose to 102% at the second board, with sales of upwardy of $150,000. It continued to advance after the ad- journment, and some private transactions were made late in the day at as high as 103%. The foreign exchanges remain firm, the leading bankers refusing to sell sterling under 11224; but nothing bas been done as yet for Saturday’s steamer. The Committee of Ways and Means reported to the House of Representatives this morning a bill suthorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to issue one hundred and fifty millions of demand notes (the fifty millions already issued being included in this amount), which are to be made a legal tender for public and private debts, and also empowering him to issue six per cent bonds, redeemable in twenty years, to the extent of five hundred millions of dollars. The provisions of the bill were ap- proved of by Mr. Chase this morning, and it was made the special order in the House for Tuesday next. The stock market opened with a downward ten- dency this morning, particularly in governments, which fell to 89 for the registered, and to 90 for the coupon sixes of 1861. As the call proceeded, however, new buyers made their appearance, un- der the influence of whose purchases prices soon Tallied, most of the leading railroad shares ad- wancing % a % per cent over the lowest points touched yesterday afternoon. At the after- moon session, when it was known that the Committee of Ways and Means had reported in favor of an issue of demand Treasury notes, the upward movement be- came more decided, and a further advance of % a % per.cent over the morning’s prices took place, the market closing firm. Railroad bonds continue to improve. Galena and Chicago firsts rose to 103 to-day, Michigan Central firsts to 98, Hudson River seconds extended to 103%, Milwaukee and Prairie da Chien firsts to 87, and Erie thirds to 92. We hear of some large private sales, for European account, of Erie fourth and fifth mortgage bonds, the former at 76 a 77, and the latter at 70, which is a decline on the last transac. tions. The following were the closing quotations:— United States 6’s, registered, 1881, 89 a 89; do. 6's, coupon, 1881, 8934 a 90; do. 5’s, coupon, 1874, — 480; Indiana 5’s, 75 a 76; Virginia 6’s, 4934 a 605 Tennessee 6's, 432445; North Carolina 6’s, 62 963; Missouri 6’s, 4234 a 24; Pacific Mail, 9534 a 99; New York Central, 8344 a; Erie, 35% a % do. preferred, 56% a 57}4; Hudson River, 38% a %; Harlem, 12% 13; do. preferred, 31 a 4; Reading, 38% a Michigan Central, 63% a 54. Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 20% a %: do. guaranteed, 41 a 41; Panama, 113 a 114; Illi- nois Central, 61 a 62)4; Galena and Chicago, 68%a %; Cleveland and Toledo, 37% a 38; Chicago and Rock Island, 543455; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 60%; a 62 ; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, 20% a 21; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 104 a 105; New York Central 7’s, 1876, 102% a 104; Erie third mortgage bonds, 91 a 92; Michigan Cen. tral 8’s, first mortgage, 9724 a 98; Illinois Central bonds, 7’s, 91 9124. After the final adjournment the excitement con- tinued, and some sales of New York Central were made late in the day at 837%. The following was the business of the day at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of the United Btates:— $1,205,562 10 + 176,000 00 166,500 00 The Marine Bank has declareda , semi-annual ae vidend of 3% per cent, payable February 1. ‘The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad earned the second week in January:— $11,488 49 + 11,231 22 $257 27 The earnings of the St. Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad Company, from January 8 to January were as follows:— 1861 Passengers 6,986 15 Freight... 11,271 14 ‘Sundries 855 83 Total... 19,113 12 Decrease i +6 7,858 60 ‘Total since Jan. 38,302 94 jan. 22, 1862. vy 200sheNYCoatRR #30 bl 100 do.. 0 do. Erie RR preferred Harlem RR, 100 Hluriem RR’ pr'fd . 100 Heading RR... 8000 Virginia 6's... Lo Brie BR... DIO 3000 California 7a, G0..405 i000 Brookiyn'¢ wl. 3000 ErieRK 4thmb 77 6000 MC8pelmsfebs. 98 ’ 1000 Hud RRRefbs 100%, u 1000 MichSoxfbds. 4s) tv 1000 Il Cent RR bas 1 3000 Han &StJRRD 3) 1000 ChickN W 1000 Mil&PrduC im 5? 1000 Gal&Chic Lat m 10 10000 Amer gold. .s20 10: 20 shs Mechanics Bk 10 Bank Commerce 6 Park Bank... .. 20 Penn Coal 406 Pacific MailS8Co 8% TUN Clay a & s 1 D do 60 OMSo&N In RR 10 do... BECOND 1 ,cou 00 70 Mich #o& NoIn, 4 Loo Panama RR. ” 50 Ga! & Chic BR... 68% 250 Clave & Tol RR.. 87% 650 e see BIG B5000 = do. sss. 1027§ 100 810 81% 28 sbs Pel&HudCCo vo ino cae RR 64% NY Cent RR... #234 do, + OO THe BR. seen 3655 bs NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1862. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Weowmpay, Jan. 22—6 P. M. Asums.—We have no change to notice in prices, while sales were limited at $625 for pearls and at $6 37} for pots. Breaperurrs.—Flour—The market exhibited rather more animation, with some speculative inquiry, while the ease in freights and dearness of exchange tended to im- Part more firmness to common shipping grades. The sales ombraced about 17,000 bbis., closing within the following range of prices — Superfine State... . $540 8 550 Extra to fancy State. 670 a 685 540 a 550 570 a 690 570 a 650 515 a 630 635 a 690 90 a 775 425 330 2 —Canadian flour was pte and in some better request, while the sales embraced about 800 a 900 bbls. at the above figures. Southern flour was steady and in fair re- quest at our quotations, while the sales footed up about 1,200 a 1,300 bbis., within the range of the above figures. Rye flour was in good request, in part for shipment, at our quotations, while the sales embraced about 250 bbis, Corn meal was firm and in good demand at our figures, while the sales included about 650 bbis. Jersey and Bran- dywine. Wheat was held with more firmness, while the demand for export was limited. The sales embraced about 30,000 & 35,000 bushels at $1 40 a $1 42 for red Western, $1: 42 for red Long Island , $1 45a $1 46 for amber do. $1 40 $1 42 for Racine spring and Northwestern club, $i 273, for damaged Milwaukee club, and $1 31 a$1 32 for sound do. Corn was in some better demand, while prices were rather easier. The salos embraced about 75,000 bushels, at 633¢c. for Western mixed, and at 65c. for do. delivered. Some damaged do. sold at 5334c., Northern yellow at 623¢c. mand and prices were frm, with saies of 5,000 bushels Northern, in store, at Sic. Oats were dull, but stea- dy, at 40c, @ dic. for Canadian and Wesiern, and at 4lc.a42c. for State. Rye was firm, with sales of 5,000 bushels Northern at 84c., deliv ered. Co¥rai.—The market was firm.” The cargo of the Nau- tilus, of 4,700 bags, was sold on private terms, but un- dersiood to have been made at very full prices. Corroy.—There was more doing, chiefly to spinners, while the general features of the market presented no striking variation. The sales in separate lots embraced about 600 bales, closing on the basis of 32c. a 38c. for middling, and at 4c. for good middling uplands. In- cluded in the sales were 100 bales, sold to arrive, de- liverable on the wharf, at 31c. for middling uplands. \Gure.—To Liverpool 100 bbls. pork were engaged . 9d. , 50 tons logwood at 27s. 6d., 100 boxes bacon at 27s. 6d., 200 bbis. lard at 27s. 6d. and’8, 500 bbis. flour at 2s. 4344, a 2a. 6d.,and by a neutral versol 200 tierces ‘dat 328. 6d. To London 100 tierces lara were taken at 30s. and 400 tierces beef at 76. To Glasgow 150 packages of lard were engaged at 30s. and 400 tierces beef at 78, To Giaszow 100 tierces lard at 30s. A vessel was taken up for Cork and orders with corn, and a ship for London, with @ general assorted cargo, on private terms. Frsn.—There was rather more demand for dry cod, while sales were limited and prices unchanged. Macke: rel were quiet, with small sales at old prices. Scaled herrings werg tolorably active, with sales at 20c. a 24c.; now held at 25. Tae Frerr.—The market wat ‘quiet, as dealers were wait- ing the action of Congress before doing much. Moderate sales of layer raisins were making at $3 40 and bunch at $8 20. Currants were 10c. Guxxy Bacs were in quick demand, with sales here and in Boston, with some lots to arrive. at 14c., cash. Gunny Cora was in good demand and er er firmer, with sales in Boston and here at 12c. a 124% 500 do. sold here at 124c. cash. Hemr.—Mapila was firmly held at 8c.,cash. The last sale of jute was at $120 a $122 50 per ton. Sisal wasat 7X0., cash. HoPs.—The chief demand was from brewers. Sales of new were making at 16c. a23c.,and old of 1861 were at lbc. alte. Hay was unchanged, and sales moderate at 85c. 2 90c. for shipping, and at 90c. a $1 for city use. Mowassks.—Sales of 100 hhds, Cuba musoovado at 28c., and 50 bhis. New Orleans at 50c. NavaL Srores.—A sale of 125 bbls. spirits was made at $1 35, and 240 do. common rosin at $6. ‘O1s.—Linseed was steady, with sales at 85c. Stock 12,000, in barrels. Sales of some baskets olive oil were made at $410, in pints. Lard oil (50 bbls.) was sold at 70c._ The following statement of the New Bedferd market for the week ending January 20, is from the Waalemen’s Shipping Iiat:—Sperm—The trahsactions in this market the past week have t been confined to the trade, the orders for export having been filled for the present.’ The aalea include 371 bbis. at $1 41, and bo do. at $1 45 pe lon. In Boston the Azor’s cargo of about 900 Dus. sold tothe trade at $141 per gallon, and subsequently 100 bbls. of it was resold ,for export, at $) 46 per gallon; also 330 bbis., the balance of the stock in Boston for export, ata price not transpired. Whale is in good demand and prices have further advanced. The transactions for the week include sales of 740 bbis., in parcels, ‘at 2c. per gallon. In Fairhaven 200 bbis. at 50¢.. 400 do.; 100 do. inferior, at 60c. por gallon. In Ni itucket 400 bbis. South Sea and humpback and 240 do. elephant, to a house in this city, at 44c. per gallon Whalebone.—No transac- tions in this mar! Provisions. —Pork——Th: the sales embraced 600 bbi: 31a $12 50 for mess, and $11 75 for old mesa, and at $9 25 a $9 50 for old mess, and at $13 for Western prime mers, and at $13 25 for city do. do, Beef was firm and in fair request, with sales of 250 bbis. at $11 50 a $12 50 for plain mess; an at $15 623¢ a $14. Tierco beef was firm at $21 for West- ern, and $24 for India. Beef hams were steady at $14 a $14 756. Bacon was in fair demand, with sales of 600 bexes at 6%c. a 7c. for Western long ribbed middles, 13¢c. for short do., 6340. for Western Cumberland cut. Dressed hogs were heavy and Prices unchanged. Lard was lessbuoyant. Sales of 800 bbls. were made at 7 3xc., steam. rendered, 73¢. a 73e. for kettle, No.1, and 8c. a 8c for fair to prime in tierces, and 8c. for Prime in bbis. Butter and cheese were wi Rick.—A sale of 50 bags of India was mado at 61ic. Sucars were steady, with sales of 561 bhds., chiefly at Tie. @ 8c., with a lot nearly white Cuba, at 9%c., and 25 hhds. English islands at 73¢c., and’ 160 bags (white) Siams at 934c. Wuisxey.—The market was heavy, with sales of 500 bbis. at 25c. ket was firm, whi Markets. PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. PRILADELYAIA, Jan. 22, 1862. Stocks steady. Pennsylvania State 5's,79%; Roading Railroad, 19; Morris Cunal, 3734; Long Island Railroad, 104; Pénnaylvania Railroad, 203. Sight exchange on New’ York at par. Prapecrnia, Jan. 22, 1862. Flour dull at $5 25 for supertine. Wheat dectined 1o.: sales 3,000 bushels red at $1 31a $1 34; white, $1 40. Corn dull: sales 2,000 bushels at 56. a Bie. Mess pork, $12.50 a $1425. Lard, 8c. a $c. Cotfue—Rio, 19. a 20c. Whiskey steady at 25c. Aunany, Jan. 22, 1862. Grain dull. Dressed hogs inactive; principal receipts consigned to packers here: sales 200 he: tad State, at $4 18 4 $4 25; 300 do. Western, at $4 10 a $4 12. SHIPPING NEWS. Movements. of Ocean Steamers. FROM EUROPE. For -New Yor Portiand Names. ven City of Manchester, Liverpool. Hibernian «Liverpool. Giasgow.. North American. United Kingdom ton. Liverpo «Liverpool, LLiverpool. jouthapton, ‘Southampton, ‘Southampton... “New York . New York New York FOR EUROPE, «Boston, Liverpool New York London Portland, .. is ‘pool New York . Liverpool Liverpool ¥ Liverpool * . Liverpool New York. 8... Tambut America. New York. i New York. New York. ALMANAC FOR NOW YORK—TuI8 DAY. SUN nines, 717 | moon Tinea, aN ser 506] aan waren, Port of New York, ik, January 22, 186°, CLEARED. pittgmsiin Cleator (Br), Lord, Kingston, Ja—Walden & Ship Andrew Jackson, Johnson, San Francisso—R M Cooley. Snip Ettwood Walter, Burges Bark ‘Hope (Br). Trwin, Fleetwood, 1 Thadwick, Port Royal, SC—Snow & —Funeh, Meineke & if Mariner (Be), Att ineo Arroyo—B F 81 1 Heshawsi a Townsend, Havana—I B Gi joherty, Au ilkon Rodews vd, —Jow F r Carmaa, ide Expedition—D C Murra! 0 vin Boone & Singhs. a B Rackett. fast—Master, Boston—Dayton & nt, Fall River-—L Kenny. ARRIVED. » Columbia, A " rk, to Spo 4 hark Houston uf U's transpori), Retaboue, Key West y iuvert «MUN A Weation: Smith, Antwerp, Nov 20, Flushing Dee vy Waliast Ship Sins Groenmans Welder, London, 1 days, with Wm t Frost. Experienced heavy weather for the de Bell (of Portamouth, NH), Roberteon, Lon- ‘and the Downs Nov 17, in ballast, to Bimea, Had heavy W gales the entire passage; split reois outh, Ser! fn bal. mn Gravee k Oo ihik Matry Eee oe, of had from Boston for ria, Me, leaky, took from her t ud brought Le nace ce ieee, Paedes pan 95, days, ait, y ena vecn ao acnk wa aaa Ay LY si gran, Palermo, Ney gating aii Trea (a anee Had heavy it port for Aspinwall ae Pacer as Wolell, Kiizabeshpo: ad pulled for seo ‘Behr Nile, » 4 mailed for cstoaB. Bark Houston ‘One ship, unknown. 2ist—Br bark Pallas, Belize, Hoo. Wind during the day NE. Miscelancous. Scum Wanpanen, Belatty, railed from Boston Dee 22, with ‘® general cargo and 3 passengers, for Kilsworth, Me, On the first night out had ® heavy gale from NW and was blown off ‘the coast; from that time antil 13th inst had continual NW gales, during which sprung aleak, carried away the jibboom and Dowaprit, and parted the fore and main rigging. On the ‘13th, in lat 40 20, lon 62 14, fell in with Belgian bark Lanver- sois, Capt Clayes, from Plymouth for New York, which ran down and hove to on the schr’s weather bow. The wind gh the time blowing a gale from KW. 8 boat could not be launched, but by the e crew succeeded in ‘of ropes Sof ¢ Teaching the bark, which lay by until the next day, when the fale abated. ‘The schr's boat was then launched, én the re- maining 4 men went on e Wanderer was Dullt at Boston in 1854 and Tebuilvin 1669, 115 tone, aud owned by GN Beach, of Bosto SHir ARKWRIGHT, roe 8 of the Highlands, has a cargo of 600) tons of alt msured in Europe., The vessel ia consigned to Lemoyne & Bell. The steamtug Achilles and echr Norma ave gone to her assistan ‘mir Fonesr Kure, Redmond, from Coquimbo for Queens. town, which foundered at sea Nov 30, was built at Harrington in 1866, 473 tons, Al, aud aan from Dumfries. Bank La Cicuena, Adie, at Boston for Marseilles, on the Int inst, 1at 32:20, lon'84 80, Yell in. with ship ‘Thos Ann Col Magub, from New York Dee 25 for London, with, her pu ps choked and in a ainking condition, and took off all han the 10th ahe transferred. 7 Tot thein to ship Constellation, for thin port (as before reportea), Busrisn Sonn THOR, of Maitiand, NS, Capt Cotton, trom aquin' (St Domingo), arrived at this port yesterday after pasay 66 days, having touched at Great Inagua and Fe une (sland for médical ald—the captain, cd two sei men being down with the fever, At lace they P were attended by a female physician=the widow ofan BDE- lish doctor—who treated the cases In a most skilful manner. ‘After having partially recovered, and there bei to be had, they proceeded to sea, and, to add to their already unfortunite voyage, they we run ‘into by the bark Sea Engle, from Givava. for "Philadelphia, and left. ina sinking condition, although repeatedly asked to lay y her, and iG, aul! further cripple the | schooner, one of hercrew, who had not been sick, got on board the park and was taken into Philadetphia, where it way reported the Truro sunk soon after the collision, But Captain Colton, although very feeble and yet far from well, was not the man tocry Fecravi, notwithstanding his bow was stove in, his bi warkegone, plank shear spilt his foremaast almost useless, and leaking 1,000 strokes per hour. By throaing over part Of his deck load he succeeded in stopping the leak, an though gales came from every quarter but a favorable one, succeded in reaching Montauk, and thence up Long Tsland Sound, and go to this ety. We inake the following extract from her log book:—Nov 13—Sailed from Aquin (St Domingo) for NYork, having on board 200,000 Ibs logwood, 19th—The Captain’ and mate were taken down sick with fever, Headed the vessel for agua. 22d—Recelved a pilot, and proceeded Into port for medicines and water. 23d—Having reecived suprlies, de The § E end of Fartime Island bore east forty” miles, When Dainel. Campbell, a seamai was taken siek with fever, and unable to do duty fouth end of Furtune Island ore south four miles. At six P M received a pilot, but being too dark to run in lay off and on until daylight. ‘Fhe captain and mate afck all th i ae At nine AM arrived and anchored at the west sidé iland and sentou share for medical aid. "25th—-The’ pilot came on board with help to remove the vessel to the south side of the island for a more safe anchorage, bringing with Bais (quale niyeeinn: who auended theses for fourteen Jee Santonio Williams, @ seaman, fell aick and was no seamen unt for dutge the a yrard, also, sick from a fall. The captain and Sane fempbett mendiny amit a Dec 6— a heavy pent northeast! ne Wola returned to duty, the The captain, ihate and Carnpt ae ores tients getting better, smart breezes and pas- SAG diiowers’ from this to the 18th no tmprovement among thes sick, 18th—Procured stores from the island. 19t! ceived water. 20th—-Bent boat ashore to procure mre but, being unable to oe ‘any, made preparations to procee on fhe voyage with those on ‘board. 21st-—Welghed ‘anchor ‘and put to sea: M the south end of the island bore east one hilles thie'duy contaiva but 12 hours to Prepare the 1 for sea me; at 6PM Bird Boch SE 4 mile took a departure: at 10 P M double reefed the imalaals midnight split the jib; 10:30 made Mattings Island, Vearing NNW. 6 wiles ae, Ship to the southward. Lut by observation 23 46, © AM, norihwest point of Wauiggs Insud bore ESE 6 miles, ahd took departure therefrom, in lat 2 08, long 25th—4 PM, finished mending jib and bent it. From this till January ¥ more or Jens aqually and rainy. January 24—Strong ga'en and cloudy, tore the clew ont of the jib, uabent {t and. bent a new one, and wile reefing that sb pea asa in it and split it; at noon wore ship. lat_by o! fon $3 81, and by dead reckoning b 3844, lon 2 48. "Jannary S4--All hands evaploved mendin Finished mending the, jib and set it; ta lead "reckoning M16, lon “no Guit’ tide. ‘From ‘Sth sth, heavy weather, 8th, strong breezes, cloudy ‘weather; 2PM, woreship tothe wesiward: at 8 PM’ an unknown bark rail into ur, taking away the larbord cathend, smal! anchor and chain, broke nine seannchecns, epllt the covering board, and split the top plauk in tne larboarp ins. splitting, the foaewait and forctopeall and doing us other damage. When Clear, wore sbip to the eastward,-and found her leaking 1000 strokes per hour. 8 AM—Calm weather; ail bands to stop the leak; threw overboata deck Yond on the larboard side, tg cop the leuk out of water, and cleared the veusel of wrecked ene ring she colliion Isaac Nicherson got an board the othe bark would not te z by us, although, repeatedly hatled to dono, 9th, re: au nr | tng we ty wreck and the Hue foremast; lat by di eng 37 Be lon xis i the Gulf Stream setting Loout NE by N securing the foremast with Heaving tackles ai repairing i strong westerly galo; Stream running NE one knot. ith, strong gales ani cloudy; 3AM, carried away preventer brace from foremast, vessel laboring heavily, making but Ile water; 15uh, fregh reqze and cloudy, at inidaight gut in 60’ fathoms; 4 PM, tea at 8 PM wo Sain wo the sputewerd andventrassbed head of the jib and peak of the mainsail fauk light Dearing west 236 miles; at 6 PM Plumb Poland lghs bore south 3 mniten; thiv day hae 36 hours to prepare the ntel wind from NE. tnd Ziatcame to anchor under Riker « aland, 12 miles from New York bali 24, arrived at New York. Scua CLirton, befor rted ashore 1 mile N of Inlet, was floated off 1ith [nai and lies Inside the Talet. makes but little water, and will return to port to repair. Scun Jawns Nritaox, Burt, of and for Taunton from Phila: delphia, which has been frozen in off Mount Hope, was car” ried down the Bay on Saturday afternoon by a large field of ice as faras the Portsmouth Coal Mines, where she now re- mains safe. All of the crew were on’ shore when the ice came down upon the vessel, but some of thera were put on board morning of 20th by steamer aol g Durfee. Scum Joun Forsyta, A) Washington for New York, put into Baltimore: Bhi fo for Fepairs having had the foremast disabled by a 32-pot bel battery on Potomac River aight of i3th inst. Scur Jutta, Bangs, from Boston for Halifax, is ashore at Yarmouth, NS, and will be a total loss, Crew saved. Steamtug Wasp was sold by auction at Newcastle, NH, 20th inat, to Capt Rufus A Prevle, for $1600. She isa substantial boat. Missive Venerta—The following vesnels, all (rom thia port, hetore reported missing, were treighted as named:—Br Couva, for Londonderry}, $2,482 bushels corn; Br bark A gance, for Dunkirk, 25.000 bushels corn; Br brig J W John Stone. for Liverpool, 990 bbls four, 25 do rye four, 325 do 2 do pork; Danish schr Christen Svendsen, for Giou- Gloucester, 7664 bushels corn, ‘iners. SSE from Cape May, ‘he Buoy on the Overfalls has not yet heen re: placed, although pieked ap some 2 weeks ago 10 miles S of Cape Henlopen, and landed on the Breakwater, Whalemen. Capt Stewart, of ship Thos Dicka Tionoinlu Dee oil as before; has jedt 3600 Ibs bone for shipment. Mr Ryder, first officer, had been discharged sick, and had promoted the second otiicor, Mr Braley, She would sail the aame day to cruise W, and in the Arctic next NB, reports her at urner, of ship Braganza, NB, reports her at Hone 5, and mates chat he should sail to cruise W, and N tule, of ship Montreal, NB, reports her at Hilo Nor ‘ould sail (o cruise and be at ho » April or first of i foyer from R B Strout. of bark Cleone, NB, dated Hono. Gnj minons had fete th Nov 26, states that © sp, <e Capt passe i Woo fats of the wrecked ship Polar and would bring the Cleone home, » vesnel and sbivped on board the bark Martha, Dally, N B, for home. Spoken, &ec. Hero, henee for vias re, ¥, lat 39 40, lon 55 42. Foreign Ports. oxnaves, Dee Si-—Fut ih, seat Jul H French, Croeby, +rpoo! Arr bnrks Atbion Lincoln. Riser, Port land; Pleenies, Havana 405 9th br Ship te jung Republic, Libbey, Lith, Ast S149 4 Essex, Boston; St Cushing, Elwell, Portl ib, Fanny Pers, » ieee, ton; Siromber (Br), Marwick, do, Cresrowcos, J brig Lock Lamar, ner, N York; 8th, bark MB Stew Phila; 12th, bs Tendice, Sut Sid, fuegos, Cole, Aspinwa'l; par Brothers, Mart: Ath,’ Belle (Br), Mth, Lysander, wer, Eisixone, Dee 26—In port sehr White Cloud, Gardner, from Husam, Sweden, for Charleston, E, abt Jan I GRAveaRND, Dec 31—Sid hips Wild Rang inion (Br), Hannah, Boston; ke Benj Borgess, Soow, avy © hase, Bos ton; Wm Tapscott, Bell, N Giascow, Jan 4—Below, Hip, Glad Tidings, Nelson, from NYork. (Sid Deol, achr Salite J Alken, Godirey, ( ba, Egeria, Howland,’ Shangh . Nov 7—-Sid shi irowler, Watts, and T Cui , Boston; i achrs AB Terry, Pedrick, ‘atten, RYorks | loch, bark H Thornton, Joh: do; Urige Crime Hichborn, Boston; Win C Clark Hottses chr B Pratt, Brightin ‘all River; Lita, bi echt, Hareden, Portland; bark Hy Baiting, ain Redwood, selves ‘Newpo teamahip r NYork; barks russe, Whiting, Portland: aschr_W B Hersey, Knight (Br), Cannon, Port i 8th, Dailey, Horton, Philadelphia; 18th, all, NYork; sche oye serety, Reiluncey Bangs, Cardenaa; 10th, Nyork: {7in, Kisastow, Ja, Jan d—In port Br. brig I toe, from Bo- nalre for Boston, put in Dec 21 with maintuast sory Messixa, Dec $8—In, rks Howland, Fulton, ‘for Bi jailigan, chtd tor NYork. of ton inal ext w ek Philadelphia, ‘ella, unc; sehr 8 © A Sid 28th ‘Dark Ne i Burditt, Boston sehr Helen, Pillabury, Philadelphia (and were Inside Faro I Point at 3PM). Also ald brig Dunkirk, Johnson, Phila del Macsvenas, Jan 8—Arr acht Dit Beels, Brown, Boston; 9th, brine Vernon (Be), Miller, yore) runny Lincoln, RE unean, d; 10th, Huntress, javana, and ald 12th NYork;. ith, Gpecdawray, Atherton, Portiand; 12th, bi Selah, ‘Gouid, igs Model, Dow, Portiaad; Tan Eudotas, Shep) ‘Sid 6th, eche Deinion Ginn, Boston; Lith, brigs Castilian, 16th, © H Kenned; hd slow, eo koe veie Bully Baber, Staples, Outs re Dec Scare uP Baan Hinks, Atwood, Harre, Nasaau, Jen 2—In port b Tileaton, repg: sohr BM Healey, from Segue for Week, eaky. woule eave wo dle: se rartanon Decfl-—Of, ship John Land, Hotchktss, from ne Sai rote orp oa ya John Franklin, Des Seaene Bye eure eee MYRNA, Dee met Aug ys| oe from Biephen ‘Dukeahs Meth, Cor do, teeatlgaih. NON SRE Dec 9—Arr brige eu iat NYork; Stat, Bal. bt Elsworth, and «ld Janl oe favene; Yan i Aenwiid op SrJas0s Dee M—Are ecbr P Blake (Br), Crane, NYorky A McAdams (Br), Be ation det AWA we Grote Bakimere M8 Arioid Shaman, Jun f~Arr bark Franklin, Matebelt, Boston; th, Ki Howes, Montego Bay; 11th,” brig Magna (Br), Shaw, NYork, TERAVEN, Jan'l—Arr bark Matagorda, Brown, Dublin. eeeecen, Dec 3i—Sid brig Wm A Brown, Hammond, port », Ennio nal for brig. In the bay two nada, Muir, Liverpool via Halifax comb, Fort Spain: achr W Freeman, Freeman, Deal's tsiand. Sid, wind NE, freah, steamer Saxon. Brig Bird of the Wave ed, and auchored in the Roads, where abe remained at BALTIMORE, Jan 2%~Arr schrs Hannah Marun, Slaght, BYorg: John Fi Forsyth in i ‘Wasbington for New York hip Cae brig Arabell, New: {ees Miscel) Cig sere , Gamage, Aves Inland; A ‘irrell, Zist-Arr bark Union, Tripp, Boston: schreStiver Star, Col- Uns, Naaaau, NP; Alice, Davls, NYork; W Cay apes, Van Name; ity.” Cid ateammbip Baltimore, Gould, Havana (and wid); brig Presiissimo, James, Rio Janeiro, Sid bark Agnes, Brazi) and mkt, ketch Laura, Crook, from San Blas. fan 20—Arrachra Jas Neilson, Burt, Alexandria for Taunton} T Borden, Wrightington, Philude!piia for ral River (both ‘of in previously reported in Mt lope Bay BE Rhows. san Is—Arr achrs Citizen, James, NYork for Boston; Emeline McLane, Bucklin, do for do, Anvil, Whalen, do for Portland, adit Sid schra Frederick Reed, and Eben Sawyer, Phila lelpl Ty yort 18th, dense fog, schrs Citizen, Emeline McLane, and Anv 1 RIVER, Jan 20—Schr Thos Borden, Wrightington, from Philadelphia, remains in the Bay, the’ steamer Bra !- ford Durfee being unable to tow her to the wharf on Satur- day on accountof the ice, EY WEST, Jan 6—Arr schra Townsend, Townsend, Phi- ladeiphia,(wnd ald 6th for Tortugaa): Wert Wind, Gilman, Bangor: 7th, © M Pett, Clark, NYork; H Nutt “Bennett, America," Lowe, Ratan’ Ivy, Henderson, Philadelphia; E-8 Potter, Foss NYork via Fort Jefferson; uh, © Stetnon, Roinwon and ME Smith, Smith, Philadel: pia: tb, brig A Milliken, Joat, do; n' Monarch, Numan; 10h, L. Ls Sharp, McElwee, Philadelphia; Writer Holmer, to; 1th, Saitfe B. Bateman, do; 12th, @ HEneas (Br), Nassau. Also arr 10th, brig Aunandale, Til- den, Camden, Sld4th, schre SB Jamen, Hall, Philadelphia; 6th, Nautt- lus, Tracy, NYork; 7ih, brig Elmir, na, Fort Pickens; schra JK Plater, Townsend, Philadelphia; B'S Potter. Foss, NYork; 10th, brigs Annandale, Tilden, Fort Jefferson; 13th, EH Fuller, Holmes, Fort Pickens: aches Tae dd in ‘torre, 4th, @ W Hynson, elphia. i Bhar dhe E'G Witiard, Partousy Balt. ‘ist, 7PM—Arr schra MD Cranmer, Cranmer, Boston for Fortréus Monroe; Star, Kelloy, do for NYork, Elizabeth By Baker, do for do’ via Stamford; Amytis, Gookin, Saco for NEW HAVEN, Jan 21—Arr schre Exit, Cunningham, Am: bes ; Tabitha & Hannah, Hough, Ellzabetnport, Cld achr Ht nedtict, Philadelphia; sloop’ Phoenix, NYork. WeHILADELPHTA Jan 21—Arr, achra Valorous, Oxner, Halifax; Amy Wooster, Trott, St John, NB. Cld schraS B James, Berry. Y ship Island; Belle, Nizou, Boston; Seu Witch, ler, NYor! uwes, Jan 21,11 AM-The bark © W Poultney, from Fal- A cameo, the Breakwater this morning. A gale is rom the E. RTLAND, Jan 20—Cld achr William Arthur, Haskell, wYor ‘PROVIDENCE, Jan 21—Arr steamer Pelican, Baker, New Bai FRANCISCO, Jan 17—Sld ship Benj Howard, Kilt- OTE IRLAND, Dec 14—Arr ship Kingfisher, Tay, Boston. mou Blowin _ HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. ce FAMILY OF FOUR ADULTS DESIRE TO MAKE arrangements with a man and wife, who will rent a new house, to be had (not above Forty- second street) for for which Board for the two will be given for one year. ddress C. W., Madison square Post office. Ainitinnts WANTED—UNFURNISHED, SUITABLE for housekeeping, consisting of four or five Rooms; Second floor |; situated below Thirteenth street and between Second and Fourth avenues. Address, stating terma, &c., J. M. E., box 509 Herald office, IACTORY WANTED—A TWO OR THREE STORY brick building, moderate size, on two or three lots of reund, in New York, Will mneburEh, Brooklyn or vial, ldreas, stating particulars, &@., Factory, care of Milla, 31'Peatl acroet, Now York, i FOUSE WANTED. wanes House, suitable for a first tween Ninth and Twenty-sixth streets, avenues; one where part or the whole rent wil | Doard preferred, Address House, Herald office. ART OF A HOUSE WANTED—IN THE UPPER PART of the city, aultable for a physician. Kent must be mo. derate. Address Ph Tent, number of rooms and location. OOM AND BEDROOM OR PANTRY WANTED—FOR ‘@ dental office, on Broadway or Sixth or Seventh ave- between Thirtieth and Fortteth streets. Address W. re of Dr. Wait & Sou, No, Bond street. \OOMS WANTED_—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE: A Suit of four Roome, suitable for housekeeping, ou the second floor of a modern house and with oue tamily. Ad- dress Home, box 164 Herald offcs. Weta a A LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS, A building with chimney suitable for a varnish manufac. Rullt. Addreee, appointiog ‘ost office. A FOUR "STORY lass boarding house, be ‘and Fourth and sixth taken in nw L either ready bull ort, be = interview, Varnish, box 3, 'ANTED—A LOCATION FOR A GRAMMAR SCHOOL Ja the Foursh ward, 100 feet square. Communications Will be reveived at Primary school 14, Oliver street, for one week. Address James White, Chairman of Committee on Wiweniee A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, BE- tween Twentieth and Thirty-elghth strects, and Sixth Ninth aveaues, three or four unfarnished Rooms on ira: or second floor; or would take & whole floor at a mode- rate rent: rent pa ice. Address, atating price, De. Grindle, seat ‘ANTED—A ‘SMALL HOUSE, PLEASANTLY SITU- fled, between Twentieth and Piftieth streeta, Address, with full Pardieulars esto rent, cS box 2,931 Post office. WASTE? 0 RENT, FIRST FLOOR AND BASE’ ‘ment, either front or back, located between Fourth and Tweniy-sisth srects and Stith and Bighth aren rood neighborhood. Rent not to exceed annum, Pos Bearion tmmmediately. ‘Addiess C.J. S., box 3,227 New York Post offi ‘ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY OF TWO PER- ‘rons, two neatly furnished Roome on second floor, wery conventonce for housekeeping, in a strictly pri: va ‘ly. Terma inust be very moderate, Addrees three days It, F. B., Herald office, ws ANTED—IN BROOKLYN, A HOUSE, WITH ALL the modern improvements, in_a respectable location, guitable for a small private family. Rent must be | dress, location, terms, €e., F. CF, with ANTED—A FIRST CLASS FURNISHED HOUSE. Must be in a good location, and furniture of the ver best description. Apply to ALBERT H, NICGLAY, 52 Wil- Hom street. Wo uten— ‘A STORE, WITH MANUFACTORY AT suitable forthe Pianoforte business, located between Wa wrth sireets, near Broadway; or an wane r will uch can let it on a st ‘dwelling a a good cenant, by addressing J. B. W., box 1,633 t office. WITH STEAM, WITH drill achine. Taquire TANTED—RY A GENTLEMAN AND WIPE WITI! ONE id ehtld, an infant, (ne Second Story of a modern house, with but one other family, in a desirable neighborhood aol gvove Thirtieth street: reut must e moderate. Address A. Joey wt square Poa ‘ohice. JANTED—A FUUNISUED ROOM, WITHOUT BOARD, with a w lady preferred, ‘for @ gentleman aod tady, who are tn i two déys in the werk between Br per part may be wa houwe with be k parlor precerre ation must. be er up than Twenty: Siresh “address House, Herald offee, sisting priee seu ohn ation, ¥ ANTED IN BROOKLYN—A SUIT OF PARLORS ig, {tinlahed of unturnished. Address C. B., Meruid office NEW PUBLICATIONS. ATEoven, MILITARY BOOKS, Cavalry Drill, with 9% Artiller Arn Maw lofi rill, will 72 en tial for OMe Do. compet, 187 engravings, W. FORTUNE, 10 Chatham street, N. ¥, GrHAT" CURIOUS BOOK OF “CITY WOMEN,” A SIN. gular voveliy, with intoresting sketches of female charactors in the city. Sold by news dealers for 80 cea, oF matied free for 68 cents—hulf price, Cloth binding, ‘3% Pages, Mevgravings. Dealers allowed neariy fly percent jor enah M. GAUNTT, Publisher, 49 Walker street, up states. FURNITURE, BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAMELLED FU. ‘8, of warrapled manuf t4, plain and orname: al street, opposire NITURR® a RB established in 1848. Rite CHAMBER SUITS oF FU RNITURE, IN ‘ail colors and a upwarde, wes and Palliaase fone il tou Sirest, four doors east of roadway. J(URNITURE zovautr. ALL KINDS oF HOUSEHOLD Furniture bought for cash, and & good price given, at 29 Third avenue, Thirt th street. Please cail or addrese Furniture, a@ above. N. B.A good assoriment of second hand Furniture for sale, Foeenrreg CASH PAID FOR SECOND HAND FOR hiwure, Mirrors and Carpete, Country calle attonded 10 ‘Addrens Furniture. Store, 100 fiudwon sireat., A quod we hogany Plympton Secretary Bedstead for sale cheap. FREE RSE. OF ALD KINDS, Carvers, orouorag fwd mattrenses, for the same’ at 440 Canal sitect, or aivanees ¢ for aale of all kinds of goods. RESTAURANTS. NDER at the celebrated Steam Oyster and Lunch Rooms, is serving. ‘up bis. rages in hin usual style, ie ‘wishes his old friends to all No? 7 Broad street. Nat yaiclan, Herald office, stating amount of + {; SALES 0 OF REAL ESTATE. GREAT BARGAIN. POR 8 SALE OR TO EXCHANGE, & ore class pr.vave Dwell. near Brgudw: uo We Serey psee ond by hai block cost or $2. wilt be ; 00, balance eam, or will take semallet aad lass valtabic sno) that in good. loca: Bet Bey in question ig it fm LOUIS SHI-RSINGER 1 We Lc} Twenty-1 ‘ara elreet, 4 fore 9 o'clock A, M., Or etter 6 PM. OWERY.—A IMPROVED PROPERTY YOR SALE, Dear Grand seet, for $33,000; rent $3,000; near Caval street, Dear rel $2000; near Filth street, $12,000, rent ke "a’prompt and ready mab may make » capital investment €.G. PRATT, Now. 4 and 6 Pines reet, (ASH OR HARDWARE —WILL SELL LOW FoR THE above, a first rate three atery House and Lot, 21x10 feet. Price $10,000. Rented the past year for §1,0l). Ad. dress Merehant, box 108 Herald offic ARMS, COUNTRY SEATS AND RESIDENCES FOR ‘ale Or exchange, convenient to the city, uear villages, depots, schooly and churches, of various sizes and prices: {ito Western Farms and Lauds and excellent Pennsylvania a very cheap, and all Kinds of business xnd partnersaip chaners SOUTHWICK & WOOD, 83 Nassau street. |AKM WANTED—IN EXCHANGE FOR A RESIDENCE on the banks of the Hudson, fifty minutes from Tuir- leh atreet, oF for city property, rénted for 10 per cent of ite eferred, near OF Harlesa Railroads, Address tating size of farm, situation, Foss SALE-IN BROOKLYN, B. D, A FIRST CLASS House, in the finest location’ and ah it desirable weigh. dorhood; finished with modern impr ud replete About tworthirds nay reinain Ade Herald oftce, JOR SALE—HOUSE AND LOT NO. 89 EAST THIRTY. Addveas W. N., box 690 Post olice. VOR SALE—OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED Property in New York or Brooklyn, « beautiful Mansion in Pouah kevpsie, three acres of Land, highly improv choice fruit, and very desirably located, CLARK & GODD. No. 85 Cedar street, Anier oan Ramwangy Sank k Building, OR SALE—A FARM OF 69 ACRES, THREE MILES from Newark, at L N.J., suitable for gardening, For sale or exchange, a Fai not 100 Keres, three miles trom Newark, on road to Bitzabeth, JOHN WE HITENEAD, MS Mar ket ot Newark N.J. lease from the lst da smiths, wheelwrigh Blacksmith ‘Shop. will all the tools required to the’ bi The shop is 73 feet by 18, Toa tive, first class man ints le chance seldom or ever met with. ‘The whole will be guld.at a bargain. None but, privolpais wil be Areated with, Address Blacksmith, Herald ollice, with full name and address, OR SALE CHEAP-THE THRBE STORY 21 FEET n stone House, 67 West Thiry- ‘with gas Uktures, water clo: ‘apeauing tubes, &c.,ih good order. 8,000 can remain, Possession at once. Apply ‘of May, 1862.—To biack- the, ac, Ac—A first rau G8 dozen new shoes and th. SALE OR EXCHANGE—FARMS, CITY AND OR and country Residences, Merchandise for Real Estate, Heal Estate for Merchandise:.a number of good business chances. ¥, D. RICHARDSON & CO., 82 and 84 Nassau street. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—FOR OTHER CITY PRO- periy, or for a stock of boots and shoes, two four story brick tenement Houses, situated in the Seventh ward; houses always fully occupied; mortgage $5,000, Inquire of LEWIS, SYLVESTER & CO.,'31}; Bowery. OR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR A GOOD STOCK OF asso esirable Country Village Store or without two fine improved 4 a desirable propert; ISAAC A IGG, 73 Nasoau wt, EAP—' LEASE, 8TOCK AND FIX F stares of fan a nated ree Market, situated ui crite station F. Post ome, pe agents need 30b PLY. FP, SALE OB FILE BICHANG! iE FOR CARPETS—A first qualit i — eu lowed tn UL ua any case, all in Address H, A. T., Herald of Pact GOODS STORE FOR BALE—IN BROOKLYN. Located on Falton street, and doing a good business. to. Bi and Oxteres for sale low, or will exchange for bond and mortgage of otley good security. Tuquire of oF address WM. "LE, 13 Court street, Brooklyn, or box $13 Post oibee ROCERY FOR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST STANDS IN Brovkiyu.—Choice and well selected stock—casb trade. Terms toa real purchaser made sauisiactory. Inquire of J. CHARLES, 217 Atiantie street, Brookiya, Gawecn, n ihendé o'eloe HoT! FOR SALE LOW. “IN CONSEQUENCE OF other engagements, al id order, wel established, very 8. periot I customers aud one of the beat SOUTH an iartalwage fall of heat ces 1 in the business. ‘Nassau street, hances to MACHINERY FOR SALE—SCREW | AND HAND Lathes, Views, Furnaces, de., &c., with Puctory to let, ‘Apply at 493 Broadway, up siaira, ARE CHANCE FOR BARBERS.—WILL BE SOLD AT half its Value, upon aecommoaating terms, « splendid fitted up Saloon, on the ground tloor, under a hotel on Broad. way: custom firat class. Reason for selling the present guner bes other business. Apply st 948 Broadway, Houde .—AN OLD AND WELL ESTABLISHED Segar Store for sale, Apply at 259 ileecker street, QTORE PIXTURES.—FOR SALE, A QUANTITY oF Shelving, Tavies, &e. , cheap. Apply at 264 Broadway, Failroad ofilce. OoD¥ARD D FoR SALE—FOR CASH OR CITY PRO- the necessary Machinery, Horses, Wag- ous, Hoses, de. together with a well esiabllibed, and. cou stantly i g cusiom trade. Apply to J. 8, MOON, 2v2 Fourtl Ce. SHIPPING, NOZICE TO PASSENGERS FOR BUROVE —BY OR der of the Secretary ot State, all passengers leaving the United States, are required to provide themsrivee with pass- ports bevore they will be allowed on board the steamer, assengers will hot be Gorge to any trouble or delay in procuring them; if they eall for instructions at, the Compa. ays onices, 18 roadway, N.Y. DALE, Agent. ‘Steam weekly betweer 4 Yo id errs nding gnd embarsing aston, freldnd, The 1, New =—t and ‘Philadel Company ae ibs hing their full powered Clyde built. iron steam- ‘48 filo jaturday, January 18, Saturday, January 25. ‘Saturday, February Sad every Saturday; a soon; from Pier 64 Worth vives: x First cabin. my to Paris “to Hamt 35 Passengers also forw: io Terre, Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, &c., at equally low rates, Versons wishing to bring out their friends can buy tickets hore at the following rates, to New York:—From Liverpool or Queenstown, first rently $75, $89 and $105, “Sieerage, from Liverpool $40. From Queenstown, $40. Weamérs have superior accominodations for pas. nd carry experienced surgeons. They are built in iron seculons, and have patent fire aunihilators ror furiber information apply in sania to Ba tA INMAN, 22 Water fil in Glasgow to Al MALG LOOLM. No’ 5 8t, noch sq in Queenstown to 0. & D. SEYMOUR UR & 00.510 Landon to FB MACEY, 61 treet; in Paris to JULES DEC! 1. 5 purse; ia! Philedsiphia to JOHN G. “DALES I Walnut atreet, or at the Company's office JOHN G. DALE, Agent, '15 Broadway, New Yor GUFTY ACRE FARM, WITH ALL THE UTENSILS, ON Frans taland exchange efor improved pruperiy near the city; price $5,000; ¢ map an Ingulre 6 the owner, at Te Pee tai Li \OUNDRY & pues Rea 3s FOR SALE— |. J., and for the fol- andira gn which in commodious Dwelling, Seariy’ w by 26 feet; Foundry, 68 by 40 feet, an: Oulbutldings, fruit, water, &c. Also for sale, one-balf in in the Stock and’Fixtures, which conslats of Plough and other Castings, Ploughs and other Agricultural Tmplements (no old or unsaleable on ban ood Steam Ene ine and Boller roller new), Patterns 11 wii be eth bal Sxtures on ‘itera eran out risk, "alzens W. ¥, Wire, ae ESTATE—FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.— The valuable block bounded by B praienr Tenth ave. nue, Ninety-seventh and Ninety-eig! be auld ‘at the Merchan’ fie ae MIELE, on Fetay, the? theta os at 12 ‘new! other terest KSIDENCE WANTED—IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY, with a few scresof land, near a de cash, or would hire with the ‘privilege exchange for city propert price and location’. S. Brown, 2 t; will pay some es of buy ing, OF would ‘Addtess, stating ‘Third avenue TEAM TO LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW AND LIVER- pool.—The Montreal Steamship vrs Sree clase, Tau powereds iyo. ‘bull steamer, HIBERNIA Groce, carrying the Canadian and United Stace miatia’ will sil from Portland next Saturday, Jan. 25. Rates of passage trom New class, according to, accommodal and $66: visions, Cer? Uiteates tusued for br Wragg out 4 from alll the prin- cipal towns iu Great Britain ‘at very low rates, For passage apply at 23 eT sh x. U bey women GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAMSHIP HANSA, fon Santen, commanier, carrying the United States inl will ail from pier 80 North river, foot of Cham- aah SATU! RDAY, February 15, at 12 o'clock M., FOR takin BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON, ing Bon, t AAV ERE, § SOUTHANPTON AND BREMEN, iy ‘0. following . fer fhe tnt cabin, $100; second eabin, $0; steerage, $35 For freight or paaaage « nf ct iS & O CO., 68 Broad street. AMBURG ee PA KET ( CO! ANY. to London, Havre aus ‘The favorite first bree and ren gry fan mail He Sty ntti; Sehweneea, coinander, Carrying the United States sails from pler No. 21 North ees foot of Fulton street, itively on SATURDAY, January 25, (es passengers for London, Havre and Southampton athe rouse rates Firs cabin... seers ee fBH0O For passage apply exclusively oon ARD & BOA: 151 Broadway, OMB, ANTED—TO PURCHASE, A SMALL COTTAGE House, in order, with half acre, more or less, of improved Ground, on or near the Harlem Rallroad, south of White Plains, with perfect title. Addrea by — ‘with terms and location, Abram Hartwise, New Yor! ‘ANTED TO PURCHASE—A HOUSE AND GROUNDS in the country, within an hour ands haif by railroad of the New York City Hal. tbe pleasantly located; not ‘on Staten Island, Address, giving particulars, E. G. B., box 2,744 Post ote, 500 OXLY-<FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, Tw nice brown stone Houses and Lote in Thirty- ‘ac street, containing all the modern improvements. Only tach Foqultved, the Dslsace on boud ane torigage.. Apply to ALBERT H. NICOLAY, 52 William atreet, 6 HOU: $20.000.20% H yu and wo fret class Houses ia Rew ovork, between Fifth And Siath avenues, will be exc tiBON! RARE CHANCE FOR A BUSINESS M. gale cheap, the oldest aL Wood Estat: business, with fay carry it'on. Reason for eof business, Call and wee for yourself, at DRUG STORE FOR SALE-SITUATED ON ONE OF the best corners up town, doing a good bualness, and is Handsomely fitted up. None but a cash customer need Lowest cash price $1,000, Address N. Y., station B CORNER GROCERY STORE, WITH HORSE AND Wagon and & good stock of Goods, tor aule . This isa rare chance for some one, ‘Also #1 c Apply at MI 77 Cedar sireet, near Broadwi D222, STORE FOR SAL doing « fair business, as the owner has other Lawrence, d.2ol Broadway, A CORNER STORE, A established, will be sold cheng upon his tine. Address E, STABLISHED, IN 1G STORE FOR SALE—( ONé cation, Well stocked and ra physician ora per HOt OLE business will be sold Low Apply JOR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF AN ES tablished Ship Store and Chandiery, situated in South Wil be 1, ax Lic owner bas ather buat- Vienlars apply te or address Me sireot, tint oor. RY, IN NEWARK, 8. J., DOING and’ also a good aud rae, sy Lona nae ppurtenances ong lense deorner ire, Most satiate s given forsriliig. Auply in the shoe store, No. 280 Bowery. New York, for taree cays. (OR KALE—TWO PAIRS OF WIRE ROLLE will besuitcheap. Address Rollers, box 227 Herald otllce HORSE STEAM ENGINE, WITIt wer Looms, two senatomner, F°2..8 SALE=A FINE COLLECTION RARE iy Hl parte of the world, containing about Wb, boreal Post omce, with offers. as to price. SE, STOCK AND FIXTURE w Store, In the Eig good ‘business. Apply to DAVID 8COUG street, corner of Bleecker, in the atore, NOR | gALE—-GROCERY ON BLEECKER STREET: ‘one on Seventh avenue, $700; Saloon on Seventh ween $200: one on Broadway, $0 on treet, $00, tivo on West atrret, $40 each; Motel, $1,0N), ail Fur bished, some fi or sit business chances, 84 Nassau strect, . ¥.'D. RICHARDSON & CO., {OR KALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF {he Grat lage family Wine and, Liauor Store Rao ihe New House, 28 Eighth avenue, or without stock if ferred.” Inquire at the store, of of JOUN SOUTHALQ., 1) Beekman street, OR SALE—BROADWAY SALOON, FORMERLY MU ¢ Hall, Stage aod Furniture complete. The hole or the Part ead ve purchased, aegorting to the means rehaser, Depth 200 feet, Well adapted for all-night cot enioon. Best lovation \d cheapest rent on 6 per mouth. Address Capiain, Hered of JOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS GROCERY, cash. Algo, two Horses and Wwo Wagous jars iaqutse at 36 West Twenty -lirst street, VOR SALE,—WILL BE SOLD VERY CHEAP, east, op account of the proprietor baving wo City this week as sutler tox regiment now on the at yt All cCHuRAP FoR For particu: Vaults, now doing a good bul nt, 45 Cortlandt #tree: . pees ei rons an iftave aeonsciven (or wellin n ea srecleny or HMC ADANS, OR ‘SALE CHEAP FOR CAsi—T 8 | Fon San cH Willof the Stationery Tuy and Fe max Btore, 231 Sixth avenue, one door above Will be sold low, a6 the owner is eisewlier: on she premises. corner of Liberty, New i—JAMES: IGHT, Proprietor. Free Lunch, Hot Joints, from 12 to 4 Bh, CuasHIaS cuesen DINING Reon, 79 41 tree! ‘ork. celebrated bome made Pork Pies aud York: shire Dunlop's superior Ale on draug! 95 ponte STREET, (5 ALBERT OUR nt. Wine, Bier and Bi Bi 30, NAGLER, formerly with J. Hiner, F2 SALB OR EXCHANGR—A HANDSOMELY FiT- ted up Liquor Saloon, centrally located, and now doing business, drawing three barrels Of ale per week. Value Would exchange for Diamonds or a gentleman's Road SM meno that value. A party wishing to con. ert no fy nto @ snug business paying n good Tiving. thts Ye a opportunity fe pe mia Nowe but prinelgate dealt with, Agdrese J, M Dy Herald office, for ree days, FOR YBr00)--DREADNOUGHT LINE. CLIPPER ship V! eorRre Capiatn Sean or il pesitive en oom T aay _ ri Le lowest rates) a4 ri Av Sei bles tr Walcinan. 4 Bouth street. FR nM ERPOOI—TAPSCOTT'S Le —Sails TTS THIS ay abst ALBION on fe a rth ey ot ship ROBERT fis" 28 trom peer river. For ing Se itw tates, apply ws TAPSCOTE & CO., 86 South atree! desis Robs = OR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA. aa are wy clae me steamer will leave New York on the 1ntatth st nth, except when tl Gay, when the day of departure will Yeon we Monday fol. Fontreight Or passage apply at the por sian seer Sow. iow ing OR HAVANA VIA NASSAU, N. The British and North American 1 Mat] Steamship KARNAK, Capt. Le Lesaurier, will gail (oF the above porte ny's whari in january 7, 1862. February 4 Jersey guy, Bava {rom the com Tuesday, onda, te the passport ag For freight or passage apply to CUNAI Bo i UNITED STATES MAIL BIA, R. Adams, United States Navy, THE nip COL der, will te river, oa Thu’ m ‘will leave pier No. 4 No nar; 12 o'clock noon precisely. Passengers are re eae are their passports ing. 0 vor {reight or passage Apply 10 SPOFFORDY 11 No co, Ser? wa TR. “S. NOS. 24 AND 206 SIXTH AVENUE. two doors below Fourteenth street, you will always find & nil stock of Ribbons, Laces, Handkerchiefs, Embroideries, White Goode, sine els, ‘Housekeeping Goods, Curtain Laces and Muslin, Homery and Cader-wenr, ladies” made v fader Clothing, ae. .—The only hotise in New Yor! dies’ dollar for sixty-three cente (by ne cents), aud always a full assortment of sizes me hirty daya, roaaway, {variety in Tatien, Crochet, ndergarmente, CLOAKS. ROE STOCK VER AND PLUSH. CLOAKS BBAYER: CORT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, Fae amings for C LOAKS. OLOAKS, CLO B.—Remembs wry. t you see the name in the store, as thelr stores as Koberts’, Do not believe the name. VOR SALE—ONE BEAUTIFUL FULL SIZE Mink Cardinal Cape. also, Mufl to match. Will be sold Apply at Mra REEDS uiliinery store, 297 Green- n place New York, ing their friends and patrons that One assortment of Press cadammea VIRVOLET receive by each European steamer the latest Fashions. MATRIMONIAL. I1CER, WHO 18 SUFFERING FROM A and Who bas recently been released from Rich- sot forming & correspondence with some of cheering thie drooping apirita, Ad- lady yr the pa dress Lieut. H. V. A., Fortre habits, and well connected, de- young lady not over eighteen, me, 20 aud attract Future correspot prove the maverity of both, Address Marcus, box 30) Tiel ‘wid office. NAVAL OFFICER, OF WHOM HI8 YOUNG LADY trienda say “ he i# a very fine looking fellow,” desires to @ the acquainiance of of permonal appearance, w ppe Any lady anawering Frank Chnton, Brookly tatrimonially Incline AN YOUNG LADY, POSSESSED OF BEAUTY, RR. finement and @ loving disposition, who clined and would tike (ke acquatatauce of wil Solige ove wa ‘one who 18 oipuaitens ch wae man lovelligence, tit cartainly ud Beauty, will please’ address Henry, box 198 Herald aflce HOTELS. JULIAN, 707 pRoaDway nh streei.—A few to int tris og tienen, at moderate prices "Meals ab “Be A'Hhote'ai'6 oreoe es ADISON AVENUE. woret, CORNER OF bo y4 avenueand Twenty-seventh atreet.—Fipest the etty, "Family and single Rooms, with on without arue jote! Board, at reduced prices, New Bugland landlord, Nev England cooking. COAL, | COAL. $4.4 and Iba. f i ee ee : vein: meapwent, Agent, 0-1 AM DRLIVERING A SUPERIOR Quali. y of Shoo et for f $140 penton Woke" per” eit lige Verpuol aod oa 196,