The New York Herald Newspaper, February 7, 1862, Page 3

NEW YORK HEKALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY: 7, 1862. eventrymen. It will be to such Americans in | morning were $20,100,909 86, and the balances Sanchan: Moz 24 it 28 oy b Moy bende Mepalivey Pag Landon as may happen (0 re that Mr. Dayton bas } 91 449,049 42, oe ton hw tank Ds Dunroben Castle, 26 days irom has come in contact on this and other important af- BELOW. faire. Presentations to the Emperor, the cae ata reach Mini Foreign Affairs simply wished the us SAILED, Of the social position Use ips Constitution (Br), egg op La nf ‘American. ore , Philadelphia; barks Plight }, Writes oppo- 3 Palermo, eee ‘oyager, Trieste; aoe e Mirem), iodo Bento Indiana Matanzas; ¥! Jersey, BO W Barter, Gar Indiana Hapa: ane, Maneenilias ston aur ra Gibesiiar; well to make; Virginia tor (Bn), St Thomaas Qelon (Br), King icngsionr Je dee . .B., of bark'J A Hasard, ashore at Squaee ‘Wind at sunset SE. gentleman bad informed him that the Americans ignored vank and titles, what he meant by these terms; but did 20 with admirable 00d sense, fecling and modera- “ Bt 10000 Foreign Intervention as a Means ef Pa- | 13000 ¢ 100 shs Cabinet organ), Jan. 19.) | 109 Ponn ica is most melancholy, | £0 Pao both to the parties immediately concerned and to the | 159 whole civilized world, Two uations,as we may now | 199 call them, the ae anmevcias people in the world — 10 10. cursalves, are ong: using all the resources whic! y ee eettaetorde to destsoy the reopens Whah | WON TrausitGo.. 3% a couple of centuriod of assiduous industry has accumu- 2 SECOND lated, and algo the hives of the producers. {f the mis- | $3000U85's,°74,cou 78% chief rested there we might say let them lie on the bed | 7000US6's,S1,cou 90 oe have made, but ey this sare ched strife | 5000 tre 7 aiope oe ax! brenging misery m tens of thousands of hard work- NCarohna 6's. 624 laborers, both in ihiseountry and im France, aud is even | $000 Tenn 6's, "90... 43 eee the wealihicr classes. It is, however, in | 2000 Missouri'6's 40% The preamble of the treaty for the pacification of pono a at London on the 6th of July, 1827, states ‘that the three contracting parties, “perietraced. with the 800 do. mecsity of putling an end to the san inary contest, which, | 5600 do. by upthe Greek provinces, the Isles of the’ Archa: » £0 ail the disorders of > oily produces daily freh iments lo the commace of the Huropean Slates? and occasion to piracies, which not only expose the sub- ts of the high contracting parties to considerable but, besides, render necessary burdensome mea- sures ‘of protection and repression.””” Itthon states that the British and French governments, having receiver a pressing request from Greece to interpose their mediation ‘with the Porte, and being, as well as the Emperor of Russia, animated by the desire of stopping the effusion of blood, and of arresting the evils of all kinds which might arise from the continuance of such a state of things, had resolved to unite their efforts, and to regulate the opera- tions theroof by a formal treaty, with Ute view of re-estal- lishing egos Leseaen the contending parties, by means of un ripe manele oee was called for as much by humanity as by the af the repose of of Burope. The treaiy then prov: (artal) that the three contracting powers should ofr their mediation to the Porte by a joint declaration of their ambassadors at Constantinople; and that there should be made at the same time to the two contenting Parties the demand of an immediate armistice, as the Preliminary condition ind to opening any nego tiation. By a secret article, it was agreed between the contracting parties that if, within the term of one month, the Porte did not accept the armistice, or if the Groeks re. fased to execute it, they should declare to that one of the two contending’ parties that should wish to contiaue ities, or to both, if it should become necessary, that the contracting ies intended to exert all tho‘means ee ckes Chr eeme might suggest to their pradence to —s iate effect to the armistice, by preventing, as ‘aa it might be in their power, all collision between ‘the contending parties, and, in fact, wo s E Rg tions to the admirals commanding their the Levant. The Greeks accepted the proffered ni mediation of ~ the three Powers, which the Turks rejected, and ins:ruc- Sone twere given to the commandersof the allied. squadrons cessation of hostilities. “This was effected by the result of the battle of Navarino, with the occupation of ‘cn Morea by French troops. In the case of Greece the intervention was successful, Because it was to the interest of no Power to prevent it? Is was considered justifiable, because the war between Turkey and her Greek subjects inilicted injury to trade, ‘and was carried on in the most barbarous manner. In the case of America, an intervention by France and Eng dand between the contending wil Bitrcerefirgs op. posed to the ape he) Power; on the centrary, it tothe of every European nation. | eaieete need therefore re te feared. So far the two ‘@re parallel. There can be no question, also, that + the Confederates will gladiy accept our inter: vention, as ‘well as the armistice which we shall commence by impos- {mg upon the contending parties as the basis of our ope- It is beyond amy doubt that this melancholy ‘war imflets the most serious injuries upon the whole civilized world. No disinterested person be- Nieves that its prelengation can result in the reunion of ‘the South with the North, or can serve. any et loge Ibs seems i us, therefore, that by an @ is war, if need be even by nether Movertao, we and France will carry with us the ba Apnea} whole world, and the secret satisfac- tion of every man in the Northern States themselves who has anything to lose. The Trent affair shows how sud- ‘and completely pubtic opinion accopts an act whith ence ‘seemed 20 ‘We do not, however, apprehend @ sccond Navarino | will be mecessary. The principle of fPeedom in selecting one’s own government, though denied for the moment in ‘the Northern States, is stiil too much ingrained in their feelings, opinions and institutions, to allow of srs federals standing out much longer in refusing that their [ee im the ion Re cones doubt our power, or the benetl- ‘of Whee ‘an fntervention, which Greece has been much praised by the Ami ‘ican writer law t Ives, aud will in the present ‘Case be in strict accordance with it. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Taurspay, Feb. 6—6 P. M. A general feeling of uneasiness continues to per- vade mercantile and financial circles, in conse- quence of the uncertainties which overhang the fu- ture financial policy of the government. It is openly asserted that the gravity of the crisis is not appre- ciated at Washington, and that Congress seems strangely unconscious of the perils which will be- come inevitable if the present state of delay lasts much longer. There is very little that is encourag_ ing in the letters from Europe. The entire mer. cantile and manufacturing interest of England and France seems to be hostile to the United States» and the only hope of our escaping foreign interven- tion on some such frivolous pretext as the stone blockade, appears to rest upon the conservatism and high principle of some members of the govern- ments of these two Powers. Very serious incon- venience is caused by the policy of certain banks in throwing out United States notes. It is proposed that the merchants unite in a representation to the banks, requesting them to receive these notes on deposit, andif any refuse, that a general reques, be forwarded to the Bank Superintendent praying that he wind them up forthwith. All the banks are on illegal ground, and it is in the power of their customers to compel them to close their doors, The true and safe remedy for the present difficulty is, however, the passage of the legal tender clause by Congress. It passed the House this afternoon by @ decided majority, and will now go to the Senate. The money market is without change. Money is in good demand at 6 a 7 per cent, very few lenders being anxious to part with their money at present. First class paper is so scarce that it passes readily at 6 a7 per cent. Foreign exchange is inactive, but rates are firm. We hear of sales of sterling at 104% for first class bankers’ bills, and of francs at 4.97% 098%. The. market will not become fairly active till to-mor vow. The stock market remains dull and languid, with ® limited business. Operators are all intently watching the proceedings in Congress, and rumor states that some of the members who have lately made themselves conspicuous by their ardent de- yotion to the hard money system are in close and constant communication with some of our speculative jobbers. At the close of the firs, voard the market was heavy. At the second hoard very little business was done, and the mar, slosed dull. The following were the last quo- ns:—United States 6's, registered, 1881, 88% do. 6's, coupon, 1881, 89% a 90; Tennessee Missouri 6's, 404% a —; Pacific Mail, iv} 4 Timothy and Ii were nominal. bi 6 do. preferred, 65% a 4; Hudson River, 39 | ys, withlogwood, to M-Call & F “ Harlem, 12% a %; do. preferred, 294% a 30, | with sugar, to Delano & be Pil or uding, 40 0 1%; Michigan Central, 49% a %; | Pln.ot Bhemen stem ‘higan Southern and Northern Indiana, 21 a 4%: lo. guaranteed, 41 a%; Panama, 113 a \; Mli- wois Central, 56% 57; Galena and Chicago, 66 ak; oveland and Toledo, 41% a %; Chicago and lock Island, 62% a 563; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 61% a 62; American gold, 103% a %. The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows to-day: — Total receipts $274,853 69 | Stenmer Petrel, Baker, fan 98 83,000 00 | Ou aeaount of joun, : sent, clitng Feds 6p. Gc hnbleas, 697900 80 | paened Anjier Get hc Balance «+. 4,044,958 37 or The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this | a Pan Saar f "gr bark Jo Superfine State... Corn meal, Jers —Canadian flour was in fair activity and prices within the range of the above quotations, with sales re- ported of about 1,200 bbls. Southern flour was in steady demand, with sales of about 1,300 bbis., closing within the above range of quotations. our quotations, with sales of 150 bbls. Corn meal wi in fair request, with sales of 200 bbls. Wheat—The market was firm, without change in prices, while sales The transactions footed up about 40,000 bushels at $1 56 for mixed spring and winter, red Western at $1 46, at $158 for asmail lot of prime white Keutucky, $1 6@ for choice white Ohio, $1 47 for red Ni Jersey on the dock, $1 573g for white Michigan, $14734 for red Kentucky, on the dock, $1 373 waukee club, and@1 35 firm, with & good demand. The sales embraced 35,000 a 40, 060 bushels at 61c. for new Northern amd Jersey yellow, 65c. a 663¢c. for Western mixed, in store and de- livered. Rye was in fair demand for export, with sules of 3,000 bushels State. Barley was steady, with sales of 1 400 bushels State at 85c., at the railroad depot. were rather firmer, but without change of moment in prices. We quote Canada and Western at 40c. a 4134, and State at 42c. were not active. letter ‘2s. 64. B5c.,a 90c., and fc $1475 @ $16. tolerably active. w short rib Western and 6%. for city. Lard was steady and iu fair request, ber the salos embraced abor moderate reques State chesseiwas at 60. To nad Oblo at 3c Rick was firm but quiet, at 7)40. for Carolina. Burve.—Clover was quiet and inactive , in the absence of sales of moment, rm the nteerage SUN RISES. SUN SETS 37 cays, 8 Mey Da wage. Brig Giulnare (Br, of Bermuda), fue, Black River, Ja, 28 with sugar masies pine Tuttle (Br, of Nassau, NP), Wedmore, Ry Rp cara, WHA, sal, to J Had heav ‘endietan, Church, New 0 oR. EEEESESEEESEEESEEEOE 2000N ¥ Cen RR 7's 10245 1000 H RERRim ex in 105 15000 American Gold, 10334 - 103% 30 1034 +) Peta . 500 Clev & Pea. 16% 10 Cley Col & Cin. RR 106 140 Clev yg do RR os 200 100 do, 50 Chi, Bur & QRH, 6155 BOARD. 180 shs Canton Co,... 11 40 .N Y Central RR.. as 100 Pac MSS Co,.860 98. do 830 cITry ‘com MEKCIAL REPORT. ‘Twurspay, Feb, 6—6 P. M. AsHes.—Sales of 30 bbis. pots were made at $6 25. Pearls were quiet at $6 373;. Bueavsrurrs.—Flour—The market was firm, but less ira to fancy State. pertine Western... xtra do. Good to choice family do. ye flour. Common to choice extra Western Canadian. * Sonthern mixed to good superfine. for Racine spring. active for most grades. Round hoop in request for ex- port to hot Jatitudes, in place of Southern, was about 3c" por barrel better, while other grades were unchanged. The sales footed up about 15,000 bbls. closing within the Following range of prices :-— 65 a 5 80 600 a 635 5 65 a 5 80 600 a 700 600 a 665 605 a 640 645 a 700 700 a 775 300 a 425 300 a 330 firm. Rye flour was steady at 1g for Mil- “Corn was Oats Corrug.—The market was quiet and sales making, some of a retail character, while prices were unchanged. Corrox.—The market was inactive, doing to make @ market, \d scarcely enough Sales embraced 60 a 70 bales. We quote middling uplands at about 3c. The unsettled state of the er market had its effect here. Private ted that dealers appeared to be disposed await the announcement of the French policy on Ameri- expected to be proclaimed tive Corps, on t stated, via Queenxtown, that the tered the market on the 24th, and purebased supplies more freely. to at the meeting of 26th ult. r spinners en- Frncure.—Rates were steady but not active: 400 bbis. flour were taken in @ neutral vessel at 2s. 3d., 200 boxes: ‘bacon at 26s and 1,000 packages lard at the same Sure: ‘To London 400 boxes bacon at 26s. and 2,000 bbis. fleur a 24. 1d._ To Glasgow 1,000 bbls. our were engaged a “Baten te Easre’ were and at 70¢. for flour. jteady at 18c. pation Hay was in steady request, with sales for shipment at ity use at 95c. a $1. Nava Stonus were quiet and sales limited. Provigions.—Pork—Prices were unchanged, whil was her mere inquiry for future delivery. The sales Bey CY ited. Bacon wi 1,200 packages le there bbis., including new mess at $13, old ao. at $id1a a $1225, $0375 $0 50 for new prime, and 1,000 bb! liverable April 1, at $13 25. Beef wi demand, with aaies of 300 bbis. mers and at $14 for extra. Beef bam it meats were unchanged and re mess sold, de- firm and in ‘fair ‘ne $12 0 $22 60 for plain hams were quiet at the demand for Tc. a TiC. Scaans were steady, with sales of 400 hhds. mostly gs Siams at p. t. Cubas, within the range of % Rico ai 73ce., and 670 boxes Havana, par sold by auction by Mr. Parker at 6i<c.a6%ec., and 100 <c., with 20 do. Porto t damaged, were Wuiskky.—Tho market was firm , with sales of 500 bbis. at 2ic. a Dbige. Arrivals and Departures, ARKIVALS. cy ive Baio Min ow of Ealtimore—Jas Fitzgerald WL Halsey, fly Wii r, T Geuezer, rete, Merle-suhd 70.in the stoer mh, MD Clan George E Al ot New Bedio of Beliast: J A Alle chy G Blumen! ip Hansa—C Schelder and tad = Phas Kab), D Rei wan, A Rosenthal, & ero c Mari ai Of Detroit; RKageat, JC 8 Cole CF Mouito w York; D Norgan aud ir Long. Thos Patton, L Atay ¢ Goa A han Finky, GD A Newland—anda 153 in © Hate PARTURES. Laverroo1—Steamsbip Europa, from Boston—M ke, Mrs Clarke, Mra F i Bolles, M. May aud F Ma Ww wt, TF Roe, John Brat SHIPPING NEWS. Port of New York, Febr Sehr Mat Sehr Weather Gn Sone W Philips, Bo Behr 8 Lov kiwood Truitt, Camden, Sehr N Lank, Middirton, Camde Schr W G Barvett, Conelly, P’ Sebr Anytix, Gookin, B hip EZ, Hod en Liverpest; Oot 24, ot Bri 2 oe with coal, khip Consign phia for Glaeg Bark (asco, Gardner, ALMANAC FOR KEW ToR 704 525 | mow waren Me Brig Cygnet (itr), Smith, Ny Brig Bea iee, Drinkwater, E ja (Br), West, Riv ¢ Sclir Alice T (Br), Thompao Kingston (Br), MeCuise, Eb riglas, Baitimo: THIS DAY. sere. morn 120 ry 7, 1862. Jeyeriand (Ob suger Bros Britius (Br), Wi th—J'C McAr Flower of the Forest (Br), Mennie, Cork—H & FW uAbo—A Smithers & Co. ak fi jel— Master, Dei—Master, ARRIVED. Iu baliast, to Walsh, Carver & Ci sip Zenas Colin, Riddell, Port. Royal, 8 last, to Tappan & Starbuck, Bark Avelin, Davin, Oporto, 30 days, with mdse, io Whit. 0 (of Portand), Capel iP 20 init, during wh te, seaman, fell over Queenstown Dee swick, Me), Boyson, Honfleur, 8 days, in bal- , Pernambuco, #.t0 Aymar & Co, Saw pita, Boole, of and from inidad, Jan 16, with sugar &c, to @ Had light winds during the frst part of the irene, Macanzar, Jan 26, Satled in with bark en, rd Brig Spartan (Br, 1 Halifax), Campbell, Matanzas, ‘tai Sehr E sland, house, of New Haven and ey Sehr Steamer Wm Woodward, Candiff, Balti bteamer Planet (U 8 trausport), Wilson, Baltimore, in bale "Aeamer Chartes Osgood (U 8 transport), Grumiey, Locust Point, in ballast Steamer M Sanford, Sanford, Philadelptan. Steamer A H Bowman, Clark, New Bedford. Provide ence. Steamer Decatur, Fargo, New Loudon for Locust Point. The, Be bark Joby Bull. from, Amoy, m arrive bth, re Ape, er bark J pod Ho Bete hae for Londyn; lat 6 m Sidney, trom ‘apa s American Nos 87 axp 86 Muncuants’ Excuancn, ‘The following approved officers have received cerificates ote enmaion:=, Anigust ‘Wun Frothingham'; Uriah B Fatien, bark RJ Aleks Grahaih J Lemer, ship Sf Mallory; Thos P Stetson, sty Wan Froth- inghams Thos V Blin p Admiral; John Simons, rig 3 Niek! « Nicklayon, Marianne Nottenohm; Ci 3H iy Gat, ship 7B Wheele k Goodspeed ; Han- eran ship Spirit gion Gilmore; Geo F bark Voyager; fare, bark Houston; John O'Donnell, sehr Albra; Chas I Forking brig TW Lucais Jove d Beta Bark Alvaro; Spencer, Jr, ship Mary Sutton; Fredk S Brandt, 1 nip, Nara. ganset: Hen} F Marsh, ship Logan; Lewin Hlzuing, ip Hel- vetia; Wm Huzhes, bark Mansaniio, Mates Phila Com, ship Rachel: Franklin Wesco, bank Garapeldhs albert Burger, brig @ Worthington; alfred Patterson, ship Bridge- Miscelancou: Snip Puapetenta, Povie, of and from Philadelphia for Glasgow, was seen golng into St Thomas on the 22d ult on her beam ends, having probably slitted ber cargo. Suir C D Munwin, Merwin, from Marseilles for Cork, while passing through the'Straits of Gibraltar Dec 16, struck on & sunken rock. Finding the siip quite ught, ¢ proceed ed on his voyage and got as far as lat40 N, when a severe hove the ship on her beam ends; after she righted she leaked considerably; bore away for Gibraltar, where ehe arrived Dec 31, and remulned Jan 14. Snip Kixcrigixr remained ashore bth, the sea being too rough to get alongside with tugs, Suir Ducuesse p’ORuEans, from Huasco, which put into Valparaiso Dec 22 for repairs, having touched upon a rock, needs $14,000 on botiomry, Br Bark Sovnannrn, Taylor, whigh sailed from this port Jan 1G for Liverpool, with a cargo of 27,000 bushels corn, put into Boston Sth inat ‘in distress (before reported), 8h re. rorla having experienced severe gales, during which sprang Rleak, had Pumps choked and cargo shiftedsund came. inte Boston with a list of 4 streaks to port. Sbe ‘will repair and proceed. Bank. Revovurion, Webl, hence for Gibraltar, had severe wenther on the leak, and was obliged to Usrow averbo:id 269 barrels alcohol aud S00 staves to lighten the vessel. A survey was held, and the bark proceeded to Maracilles 10th ult, Baxx Tuxtan Stax, at Boston, 798 tons, 3 years old, and a very good vessel, has been sold to parties in Newburyport for about $30,000. RIG_ANGLO-Saxon, Schenck, from Philadelphia, Gibraltar 9th ult on accor of two mutinous sean Were discharged, and others shipped, and the brig proceeded to Marseilles on the 11th, Pitot Boat MARY ANX, No 13, reports 3d inst, 29 miles E of Barnegat, saw the masts of a’ herm brig, pari of main top- Mast out of water, supposed attached to a hull, Buenos Ayes, Dec 14—The American schr Indus, from Cadiz with salt, put into Santa Catalina, and bas been aban- doned as unseaworthy, WNORE. Jan 16—The American echr White Cloud, Gard- vow Hudson for Charleston, E, proceeded on ber voy- e' yesterday, having repaired, peatAt dan € The Br thip Squand ), from New York for Liverpool, With loss of mainrard, cargo sbitted and pumps choked; has thrown overb bacon, cheese and flour, Greractan, Jan 18—The pirate Sumter is cruising about three leagues East of this plice. She bas two Darks in Skaling oy re- ieee Jan 21—The Jacques Langlois, Lemaitre, from New York, which arrived at this port yesterday, was in contact at the entrance to the Bassin de 'Eure with the American ship Eastern Queen, leaving the haroor, and bad mizen sbrou mizen topgallantmast aud all her after rigging broken, Teceived other serious damage. MizroRp, Jan 22—The Arctic Hero, Heppell, from New York via Falmouth for Liverpool (wheat), experienced heavy gules, shipped a great water, carried away buiwarl Sid's portion of fain all, Queenstown, Jan 24—Put in, the Queen of the Nether- lands, Claproth, from New York ‘for Gioucester, with loss of Dulwarks ana ®ancheons, She passed a large ship bottom tip, and greatynsntiy'of deals bad vations: Dee ) Mat 41, lon 82. ta, from New York with wheat, The Francivea Maria} which arrived on Friday, encountered fearful weather near- ly the whole voyage. She had her decks swept, lost water casks, bad sails carried away, bulwarks damaged, and boats orn Off the davite, Before proceeding, the F M will have to repair damages. American bark Alfred Lamont, Anderson, for Ade- lade, BA, was spoken (no @te, dc) puiting into Cork in « Jeaky and disabled s ‘“Whalemen. Of andon Paita Jan 1, bark Roscoe, Ighers, Bi Had shipped Mr Sherwood, late of bark Cape Horn 0, AtSt Helena Dec 23, barks San Frat Worth, of and eS mtr had ; Benj Franklin, Brown, of Fall River, with "A letier from Cay A Deseo, of ahi Comben NB, reports her at Russell, Bay of Islands, ine Higeites and $80 do had a had , Macomber, NB, for oll, vo sail thai day. op aerul t, arrived there no date, in charge of te, Cant Abbott havi om the 6th of Sept, in lat ¢S, lon 177 W.. Me Dickerson, the mate, vu continue the eras 88. rg? Paige! pw rej in July, ba iat ae Aug, shige Th a, Napoli acy. NB, mn and off Navi New Nantucket in fadord, Pierce, NB,3 whe; Suny Gmith. dor 30 pt Macomber, of ba: ith 410 np 400 hpok aft 2 ih Bua, do, 108 apt Capt moonreepe! Pl reports het at alta dan 3 te first oflcer of ship told, Mr Cleavetand, Pephyr RE NE eft ong at Mauritius, and reports about middle of in, rk Osceola | Baker, NB, 0p all oi Bere , Butler, NB, with ap ‘SubbI tp wh alongside—660 sp a ‘Whaling bark George Henry, Buddington, of New London, pihich left New Loudon Mi 1860, on & whaling voyage, ia supposed to be frozen in winter, near Cum- 7 & second derland Inlet, Greeniand. The last news from the ‘nry was by way of England, up to Oot bbls, allon board well.” She will continue’ whaling til ay |, when the ice usually closes for the winter, an ni mak firmly around a vessel, not breaking up until the mucceed log month of May or June. The | ‘was well provided wi make Parecd their first Oct, in. “The own. he earii ersof the 6 Li r sel can practicable m Feach them tefore July. The shi abaut thirty persona, nearly one: of New London end Groton, Spoken—Dre 27, lat 3348, lon 2738, bark Dr Franklin, Manchester, NB, clean Spoken, dc. Jones. 1:00 Lverpool for Boston, Jan 16, no ston, Jan 15, no lat &e *, {10m Cobija, supposed ‘6 company consists of alr'of'whbes are residents *, NYork. ith. Mary’ Barney, Robbins; Genoa, ALExaxpRia, E, Jaa 4—Sid American Unton, Bettlett, Fal- mouth, E Beteasr, Jan 20—-Arr N Stetson, Jr, Phinney, Alexandria, Kuwnos Avnes, Nov 27—Acr Brothers, Adanin, Clyde; Dee 3, ML Potter, Tap lev, Cardiff. Bomway, Dee 27—In port C it Lord, and Great Britain ai £315 a £45; Wm J Morris, Jackson, do at £3 10 a £4; Shakspeare, Norcross, for Calcutta, to for London at £3 Banta, De for toad id brie Reanoke, Long, Buenos Ayres. Arr Borussia (s), NYork (uud proceeded ndall, Glovesster, , Lovesoy, Minatitinn. Mouroe, Hathurst; 13th, Pae ILArr St Albans, Puller, Grange- 1. Ww Marburg) ANDIF, Jan [9—Arr Now | Capra, Jai rang, Langstor ‘Civera Veecma, uth 5K Dec 21—Sid previous, Berkshire, Williams, Ran- {rice tor Europe at £3126 for Englend, and £4 nent ec 7—Are Gem of the Ocean, Williams, Bombay. an 19-Paswed by, Sir Robert Peel, from NYork for from Galata for Rot- lan, Russell, from Antwerp rane, Bowet by. t, Vasco de Gama, DeGroot, from Boston Doren. no date—OM, Prince Albert, Platz, 23 days from NYork for Hamburg. Daxrwovty —Put in, Mary R Barney, Robbins, from Antwerp f at mh to atop Evetnone, hi Sloud, rdner (from Hu- 1on, E. Age, Emery, from NYork Perey: Birentiead, tal aH ‘C.D Merwin, Merwin, ‘icholas Biddle, Eves, ron do do} brigs Revision, Eaton, fiom do, art Dee Sets dient Baltimore (Br), Crocker, from NYork, arr Jan 4th, do; Black Swan, Podser, from Livery 00! Bid Jan 6th, kchrs Thos Hol mde, nett, NYorl 5 Beit Go; 10th {2 1 7th), bark Revolutio raeiliag; wchr Waiter Raleigh, Phillips (from Garue Hh, Ueig Anglo Saxon, I isom Malaga for XYork sin, He Hall, from do for do, dos Leghorn for Hull, do (had ed On account ‘of head wind); aad Lit, but re Wind weat Mtb. RT i, Jan 22~Of, White Cloud, from Riga for Car thagena, fork. Boston; 22d, Crui Hill, Cal- Wyatt, Nassau; Manchester, Trask, NYOrk. int for lig dist, BF Shaw, Canny Cienfuegos, 224, Com. fest, Jennings, Bombay Crescent City, Badger, lington, Barstow NYork: J ohn H French, Crosby, Santan- der: Jubn Wille, Chadwick, Valparaigo, x DON, Jan 22—Arr Living Age, Ei ea, Thompson, NYork; Nonantum, ‘Western Chiet, Wording, StJohn, N Old 284, Detroit, Harding, NYork, Entered outward 18th, Northampton, Elwell, for Phitadel- Hemisphere, do; Amer NYork, ; 224, Wey: beth Watts, Bryant,’ Philadeiphia, Arr at Gravesend 22d, Prince of Wales, Harmon, NYork; Thos Whitney, Kelley, Boston. Sid 22d, Gleaner, Rogers, Sunderiand and Boston ntl—Sid 8 it Waterman, Bitiott, Tquique, Lasnox, Jan B—Arr Carniola, Hopkins, New Putin th, Woshia short of provision eclthronD, Jan 2 20--Pat in § Cornucopia, Cort, from NYork rt Beadling, Queenstown i, Manemtune, dan 16—Arr Bornen (not Romen), Nichols, St Mart; 17th, Willlam Vanname, Cook, NYork; 26th, John Chrystal, Upton, do. Cl 20th GC Vanhorn, MeKen! die, Faimoutt, B. Sid 19th, & Weight, Gibbe, Messina. Mensguane, Oct di—Arr Anna Kinall, Marah, Ou wv 14, Heley Hanson, ito, Sit 'Nov 7: N Howes, Adelaies Iltn iy rexa, Gutter, Re in Wigan Gardner, for Vat- saiey Donat, ¥ Caliag: Bi Whitney, Urquhart ao Matiide, Lee, for do; acetate Wave, do; Sweepstakes, Megill, tor Qheensiand; Helen M'Gaw, Hanson; Agi E.dridge, Colems i} vane ahi brought luce, an fone, oth five have been taken up io bark Nulvta, 61 tor ship Lydra, 409 Lone, at 6b aod dtdiags; the Ath ship Abou tubal b ‘returned during the past mont) ov idiny tona, ats" for Sith, fora rice port | Weuke. from Bremen tor NYork, | skis | paneenger, taal tne cain Wane phe rig — gen oun lave. » for and cargo; bat untit the arrival of the steamer noth! will be done. Courting vessels ane | to $24 lenty employment at about the follownmg rater Ha Melbourne for Dunedin Wharf, 308 to 368 pe) thomsen, 43.10 £9 Neweaatle for Melbourne, 198 to M0s per tous and 10 \delaide, 208 to 31s per ton, For this trade the Am vessels Hi Badger, 474 tons, and the Eli Waltney, (007 tons, have uu purchased within the last month. Matanzas, Jan 25—{n port barks Eveline, Patterson, and Buliote, Se he pene fow days; brig Tornado, for de do. |, Bostor ‘Sid 25th, Jan 20—Arr'Un Sewall. by Havre for Harman, Ha- Newronr cl Cape Verd islands. Sid 18b, Johu 8 Harr) okTaKouTH, Jan 20—Put in, Isabella, Alien, from Balti- Roudrdam, more for Elizabeth, Yd NYork for Peger Pu 1-08, gens Si "ia Myra W Holt, Dodge (from Palermo), Lon. Faurnuo, Jan 12 Arr Clarence, Phinney, Gibralta Pan. —In port Suntiago, Jenkins, from Singapore for NYork: Troy, gleston, for sale. Prawawniveo, Jan 12—In port Br bark Traveller, Randall, Yor for N Arr at do Dec 26. Anna Maria, Mann, NYork; 28th, Mersey, Boberts, do. “Sid Dec 10, Carib, Bates (from Boston), Hong ‘ong. Quaexstown, Jan 19—Arr Corrig Annn, Small, Cuba, (and sid for : Deptford); ‘2st, Xiphias, Morris, Philadelphia, leaky, and w bulwarks. 10 Guanpe, Dec 1i--Arr Margareta, NYork. Rio Jaxnino, Dec 20—Sid wehr Marine, Stacy, St Thomas, ‘2ist, bark John W Andrews, Handy, Sinazos, Jan ls—-Arr Burdett Herc Hardy, Antwerp. St Uszs, Jan 6—Sid Thomas Dednison, Hathaway, Rio Gra Sr Hutxwa, Dec 12—Sid ebips Nostorian, Worth, Falmouth, lerrill, Liverpool; 19th, Jacob E; 15th, Northern Grown, Nov 19-In port ship Renown, Howes, for Horton, Merri!l, London. sian 22—Going in, ship Philadelphia, Poole, of and from Philadelphia for Glaszow, on her beam ends, St Jonny, NB, Jan 25—Cid brig Oflando, Robinson, Matan- r’A Hastings, Chapman, Aux Cayes. few York; 29th, of New York, une; iclin, ready t0 load’; br E G Knight, of Camden, lr Livy Ann, Lawrence, ‘Banks, Liverpool. 16—In port bark: + RG W Dodge d' Lorano, une; an 10—In port stearmer John Hart, from New York for Greytown, Vanransiso, Jan 2—In pert ships Crest of the Wave, Wall nd Harriot Erving, Ma ing) D from Hiunee ress; bark Be o ‘® general 2, brig Mury Capen, Savory (froma Boston), San Fran American Por' BOSTON, Feb 5—Arr By *, Tavlor, Howork for Liverpool, 1n Packer. Cape Haytien; CH K Winslow, Matanzas. Signal for's brig. Cla ships Howe, and North America, Collier, Southern Coa: bark Sicilian, Lovender, “leste; Br brig ‘eel, Port au Prince; echra Ruby, Tracy, Maracaibo; siduise, Ro wind NNW toN mahip Buropa (at ae “ah it) ip Undaun 3 gunboat H k Bay Stato; brig Feb 4—Arr ite Ameha Gebring, Hay ui che Mary nn Magen, Mente, BOMO: ld seh Fred Howe l, Miler, Std Martin, Sieignt, New ‘ork. Ht bilinghers, Harrington, Bordes EDGANTOWN, Jan 2/—Arr'schr Miawatha, Tngraham, Elizaleti:port for Boston; Slat, wchrs Maytiower, Henderson, Choptank River, Md, for Boston; Agricola, , Elizabeth port for do. Feb 2—Arr schr E G Buxton, Titcomb, N 8d, sclirs Coiner, Nightingale, 'NYork for Plymout Crain, co for Eastport; Tomab, Audersod, do for Saft. Feb'4—In port the above arrivals and scbrs Emeline Me- e, Ciuzen. and Anvil. GLOUCESTER, eb l—Arr schrs Sciota, Macomber, Saco 0, ieee for NYore; J orton, Wiscasset for do, Wil land for do; Freeman, York, n, do for’ Eastport; Dragon, Elling” Portland: Mary E Gage, Drisko, do,’ Cid 31, State, Smith, Washington, DO. Arr schrs Ney, Me! do tor wi yn . Bi alae cid ve Bison NYork. yw} wT + Jan 5 ship I Hosuuf, und bark Eile Frances, Nickels, bo in yaenved 0, Dec 27, ship Huntsville, Seaman, ready for from San Francisco. ple Nai "PHILADELPHIA, Feb 5—Arr steamer Kennebec, Carton, NYork, bark Alamo, Godfrey, do; schrs Wm Carroll, Chi moan, Porto Rico; Excelrior, Riiey: Washington, Havens, and W Woolston, Garrison, NYork. ' Cid steamer Saxon, Mat- inews, Boston} bark leabelia G Jon schraiL Frazier Steelman, Key West; NYork. Lewes, Feb5-The bark Hai sea thin morning. ‘The brig Inn have eft the Breakwater. Win PORTLAND, eb Old brig AJ Ross, Smail, Matanza gers Fiying Fish rian jeal’s Inland; Unison Mann, Phi ROCKLAND, Feb I—Arr echr Sarah, Holden, NYork. td ache ad Hind Seer trench, Balumore. }OD'S HOLE, Feb 5—At anchor off the port, abip Mary, from N¥ork for Bouton Woodburn, Liverpool; Vashu Sharp. Haley, p, for Havana, went to hes passed. All vessels : ce THE FIREMEN. si ‘ANHATTAN. ENGINE COMPANY, NO. &.—THE ‘ACT- ive and honorary members, and the tire department in Meneral, are requested to meet at the Engine House this day {Friday), at one o'clock P. M., 10 attend the funeral of our te member, Richard Moore. quad C. BROWN, Foreman. W. H. Repuan, Secreta MILITARY. ERAN CORPS OF 1812—A REGULAR MONTHLY meeting Will beheld at the Mercer House thie (Frida 4 evening, Feb 6, at 73¢ o'clock, to make arrangement athe ira day Sf the Father of our Country, jeorge Wi a. Every veteran from this and the crm cent counties Ca ts os a to meet with us, and etn ALLY, Colonel. Isaac M. Payre, J Adjurant, __ NEW PUBLICATIONS. (iqnaaT® CURIOUS BOOK oF. crny “WOMEN.”—SIN- gular and interesting male character in the 27s 9 Sane hea conte, or alle tree for Teng 8 cente—half ioe. lot bind ig AUNT, Publ fetter, 39 Walker street, Up stairs, A LBION HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE, $95 HUD. non treet, corner Charles, ms from $1 60 to $3, Boonie from $4 to 96 per week for single perce, and pty $7 w$ll D. LAMBERT, Proprietor, UPONT HOUSE, (ON EUROPEAN P! LAN}, Hudson and Laight streeis, opposite St. John's Fark. This house is weil sulted for gentlemen doing businees town town. House is newly Ceol ‘and roomewill be tet very ees TRY. | RTIFICIAL ‘BONE—FOR FILLING ‘AND PRESERY- ing decayed and aching tee tor of this Taluable discovery will resume th etic ntistry at his rooms, 869 Broadway, where he will introduce the celebraved Cuban Tooth Powder, the only harmless articie kuown for Keeping the Weth sound and white and the gums heathy. R, C. A. WHITE'S IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH— H ‘Whole sets $6, $6. $10: $18 and upwards; warranied in | every point. i tilled with gold, 6Ovents to'$1. All work j at hal the charged elsewhere. Office No. 13 Bund fees street, Philadelphia, | strectand 71 - FINE ARTS. WAX FIGURES, BOY AND GIRL, COMPLETRLY DRESSED, FOR SALE Cit. Apply at 493 Broadway. up stairs. COAL. | IAM NOW DELIVERING A svi (See AN $4 40 per ton 01 2,00 ibs, Coke $3 aehai rou ! 19s’ West Eleventh str A poland Cannel Coul. Hat avenue, |... WATCHES AND JEWELRY. | (ASH PAID. FOR DIAMONDS.—Ari 9 ul 10 A.M. and 2 0 3 P BW 612 Broadway, opvo mber of articles or ¥ ONLY FROM JUMB, Diaysond KOM WHARF (EX SHIP RHEI Wain, to discharge in afew days) ‘Of high proof and highly flavored Win, ia threc-qua Apply at 306 Eighth avenue. 1 OCULISTS AND AURIS’ | QYCULIST AND AURIST.—DEAFN: AND BLIND. Ress, the most hopeless, oured without painfu, ope.a- tons; also, nervous allectie trequent cause of dea nexs, cured by Dr. GRAVES, Consukation free, personally or by letter, 609 Broadway. ~~" PROPOSALS, ROPOBALS FOR $250,000. © NTRAL PARK IM Provement Fund Stock of 1876." Sealed proposals will be received at the Comptroller's of. fice until Monaay, the tenth day of February, Is o'clock P. M., when the same will be publicly o Whole o ‘or any part ol and ufty thou. gand dollars of the “C Park Improvement Fu ‘horized by chapter 85 of Ue Laws of 186) and by he Common Council, approved by the May r : 1861. the sald esck will bear interest at the rate of #ix per cont per annum, pavable quar: rye arly, and the principal wil Fedeemabie November 1, ‘The proposils will state the genous of stock desired, and one hundre, dollars thereof, and (a b-S price fp 1 respectivel eludiny fi pr he receipts ‘atew (or eqita opeat amounts of (he par ¥ rom the dates of payments, Won should be gecied and encorsel “Propos entral Park Improvement Bund Stock,” and tue «1 ina second eavelope, addressed Lo tie Compe trolle The right is reserved to uy oF ait of the vis If come necessary to prov i ts of aide: a pRoPOsALs i ME GARUNEN, ts Captain and Assistant quare vavaster U, 8, Army, “T 6 SEVENTH AVENUE, Ti Fourteen with Board, to # lady and gent iso 'a single Room. References exchanged. BOARDING | AND LODGING. | = nile é. A typ TTENTION IS CALLED TO THOSE LIVING IN nth street, & large FRENCH FAMILY WILL LEY A LARGE THIRD ory furaianed front Beam, wiih larae 156 ratio | West Thirtee! closets, tire oard and every convenience. et, near Fifih avenus 9 ais establishment ope hed with everything nec ¥y for housekeeping. in order that a family may have a com: plete home and | live'ata low rate. FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CA CAN FIND LO “ge Rooms, with Board, in Pourteei enth ‘treet, between Fifth efe: the first class house. No. wenue and universe 8 required, 6 o'clock PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET 4 FEW FURNISHED ms to single gentiemen, - No, 86 Weat Thirteenth street. References required. A Room on second floor, LADY, OCCUPYING A FINELY LOCATED BROWN scone hous tor stages, wishes to meet some res) loan means to compete furpis! Mion board and fine auit of rooms, Address Mise Tl wn, near cars and je gentleman who will receiving as compensa. partly tarnished, bing, LADY LIVING ALONE WOULD LIKE TO LET, with Board, two Parlors on first tioa ra large front Ii elegantly furnished, to a lady or oderu improvernenia: nelghboriiogd ri ‘ Rooms, with or without betw 1; a Fifth and sixth avenu SINGLE Be OARD.—FRONT ROOM, | 1D and wite or single gen Clemeat’s plac OARD—A LARGE ROOM, Wife; aiso a smaile With Board, at 20 Ei place and Fifth av OARD.— —TWO PLEASANT AND WELL FURNIS! Front Roo separately or toy Fifth aven OARD.—TWO YOUNG cominodated with a well With grate and gas and partial Board, 1? Board on Sunday use of parlor and al! the comforts of & howe, for $8 per week. # ply See at 8 West Twenty-ninth sireet, sundays, local ‘Third and Sixth avenues. Address B. E. 4ENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR ONE OR TWO SIN- gle gentlemen, may be uccominodated with pl jonrd, wt 42 West Fifteenth GENTLEMAN WANTS A FURNISH ny With tire and gas, breakiast daily, and di ied between Tenth and Thirt 2 74 EAST TWENTY-THIRD STREET MAY BE HAD pleasant front Room, on third wcor, with Poard; also a Room fora gentleman; lochtion near Fourth avenue, LEMEN OR 4 GENTLEMAN AND seoommodated with tne large Rooms and cies hoage If Ninth street, between Fifth s. Also @ single Room for a gentleman. RNIGHED FRONT ROO OUTHERN exposure, ean be had, with Board fora gentleman and Moder:) conveniences on_the floor, A Tom of wo cle gentiemen, Apply at 96 Bust Twenty-tiret atreet, LADY AND GENTLEMAN, OR TWO GENTS, A. Gin find “Puraished. Roome, with) s lone lad Young ladies; convenient to all the Modern improvements, Apply at WIlH BOARD, FOR MAN emin, at 71 Macuougal street, St. Dinner at 6. FOR A GENTLEMAN AND for a single gentleman, to let, ‘ast Thirteenth street, beween Univershy nue, Location unexceptionable, ED oms, on the second and one on the fourth 10or, Ler, with Board, at 83 Clinton place, near Si | 143 aes mm tt, al PRINCE STREET.—ST. CLAIR HOUS ly furnished Rooms, with caveniencee for housekeeping comple' water, lo let to respectable ‘nallies of or ELM STREET, NEAR SPRING.—PURNISHED Apartments lor immediate occupancy. The lowest considering theconveniences for and furntuure, with range, uplete; gas and Croton. WOOSTER i pga eo Sony BOONES pone GEN- emen and thelr wiv with ail the 214 | a BROADWAY, PLANTER’S HOTEL.—PERSONS wishing Board, will find e with a liberal table, as above. Prices in accordance with the Dinner at Location unstirpassed, House first clase, .—AN ENGLISH t and pole, made to order rings, and just as good as uch Inquire of ‘ith Insurance Company o AGGAGE WAGON WANTED.—ANY PERSON DESI Tous of disposing of 4 light, well built Downing or Swift Banguge ‘Wagon, but seldom usid, complete, with seats for ons, pole aud shafts, may hear of customer by ad- HEAP.—ONE SECOND \ ‘OR SALE ouvh, suitable for private or livery us uses one vary uly, used three times one Led ood running order. Soy. Wo CURLEY. No- ai hai Migit halt spring Buggy Wago: Welt Sleizhtand one fight. two To be sold at a reat sucriice. East Twelfth street, XPEEse 1a sale; also, do WAGON (DOUBLE), BUT LITTLE USED, by Swift of this city, and double Harness, for Gig and Harness, to order, Address box }OR SALE—A PAIR OF BAYS, six and seven years old, warran 2:00 to the pole. To be seen at the Ingdale road, for one week, OR SALE.—TO TRADESMEN AND OTHE Ra WAR, Fanied iu every Way, sound, ee. & very siperior short legged, uti dapple gray Mare, 193 bands igh, 7 years old, pert rec ound and kind. oe good animal will ly at 154 Je WELL MATCHED, ORSE FOR SALE CHEAP.—A LARGE BAY HORSE forsale, He is kind and gentle, and worth sell him tor $100, Inquire at 75 Thirtyeninth street, holed Sixth avenue. QLEIGH.—FOR SALE, A DOUBLE RUNNER SLEIGH, ©) “as good as new, suitable for express, milk or cartmet Will be sold very low. Apply at the stable 197 Monroe street~ SLEIGH FOR RALE.—A TWO HORSE SLEIGH, NEW i id & Co.'s make, for salv. Enquire jorner. of ‘Thirty-seventh street and _Price $225, XLEIGH FOR SALE—FOR ONE OR TWO HORSES, with shifting front seat, for two or four persons, The sleigh ie nearly new; has pole and shaft, aud is in very fine condition; will be sold low, Apply at 15 Amity place (Law ner at 6 o'clock, NTLEMEN CAN BE AC- ‘arnished large front Room, Refe- OARD—A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET TO TWO single gentlemen or a ome back Parlor, to be furnished with nd a sinzle Room on second floor, to a gentle first'class brown stone house, containing ali the mod provements, To persous tired of boarding houses, aud wio desire the comforts of a home, ‘Terms mo Twenty-ser gentleman and wife # large, ae wood furl: his offers @ rare opportunity. Bast rate, ond refere: street, near Ko exchanged, No. 70 urth avenue. de IN A PRIVATE FAMILY.—TWO SINGLL GEN- tlemen can be accommodated with partial Board in a small family, where there would be no other boarders; loca- tion very desirable; Brooklyn. Large Address A. *. box 1,013 New York five minutes’ walk from Fulton ferry, Room on second story, gas, bath room, ‘oat offive. BS ARD IN TWENTY-THIRD STREET, BETWEEN Eighth and Ninth avenues.—One or two gentlemen who deuire oe vant ome eat, have excellent necommodations OARD AND. LODGING WANTED BY r ni foardergane Kebt; tourding houses need hot reply; location below Fourie: dress A. private family. Address G. 307 Post office, RESPECT. where no other y, ina mal! private th'street; reference given and required, Ad- pee oe bs Jerald ottice. OARD WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WISH permanent Bourd in « private family, located between Waverley: Parior ai be moderate. 1,975 Fost office, OARD WANTED FOR A y place audi Twenly-second alreet. ud extension on second tloor desired. | Terms must Two 8 Ore Address, with full particulars, B. C. B., box LADY.—A GENTLEM. AN wishes plain Hoard for ais lece with a widow or loos lady, where there are no other boarders; term: must be very ‘orate, and pay ble weekly in advance if desired. An- reus street). WAXTED-A | PERFECTLY SOUND AND YOUNG Horse in exchange for tine Jewelry. Address H. W H., box 196 Herald ottice: "MISCELLANEOUS. ngs TIENTION, CHEMISTS, DRUGGISTS AND APOTHE caries.—The subscriver takes tuis method to inform you that he wishes to purchase an entire stock of Drugs, &c., either in New York eity or Brooklyn. (Amy party or pavtlet having one to dispose of at a fair value can obtuin «pur. charerby addressing B. 0. C., box 92 Post office, Brooklyn, vel tocat , amount of business done, ac. T CoNNEWs NO. 377 BOWERY, NEXT TO FIFTH enade Extension Top Waterproof sicinlel stab ale atroron. Boot, BB; Boots srior quality, $2 50 to 98 FEW HOUSES WANTED—TO TAKE CHARGE OF, to let and collect themoney. I give undoubted security for all moneys by me collected. . MAUGE, (0. 7 Chambers street, N. Y. \ONFIDENTIAL LETTER WRITING, COPYING, dc., by Airs. BVELINE MORRIS, at her private residence, 188 Greene sireet, irs: dour above Houston, “Gentlemen, $1; ladies, 50 cents.” Otlice hours from 10 4. M. till 4B. N. B.—Legal documents copied with securacy and prom, ness. ‘ARBLE MANTELS.—GREAT BARGAINS IN MAN- tels, A large stock on hand and # great reduction ip Pore foceay Kind ordered this month. Call soon at A. ER’S marble yard, 113 East Eighteenth street, weat of ‘Third avenue. Mantels put upin any place in the ‘country. AVE YOUR MONEY.—A. P, 258 WABILING- ton street, corner of Murray, New city sugar curéd Hams, wi warranted, at 8¢. per ae Soup, box 72 and 60 Ibs., 536.5 pv ‘slareh, box 40 Ihe. “ie HE PATENTED TIME REGISTER AND WATCH controlier—A new, highly useful invention tor contrail- ing watchmen and workmen in large and small mauufacto- BE. FISCHER, 78 William street, agent for the sewers must state full particulars and eB which will be | ries. WM. treated confidentially. Address N. EB. nD. invento: OARDING.—A SMALL SIDE ROOM IN A FIRST LOST AND FOUND. ‘lass house, kept by a lady, inoffered alady vr gentieman | ener ocean aii house very eligivly located. “Apply at 26 West ighteenth | (YAME TO THE PREMISES oF THE SUBSCRIBER, A atreet, near Firth avenue. large Dog, om the Ist inst, If not called for in two days Will be wold topay expenves. Call at 168 Spring street. OARDING AT 331 GREENWICH STHEW.—4 FEW gentlemen can be accommodated with good Board, at $8. OUND<ON FRIDAY LAST, IN A FIFTH AVENUE ber week; also a gentleman and wife. Mus. A. TAYLOR, aaa Bait ferry omnibus jonnaie, ik; to = have been there ung nay rhe bed Juco BOARDING OR LODGING.—A SINGLE LADY OR | od ‘ue ferry¥, 8. Academy, Newport, nileman cau be aecomninodated with s pleasant Room, | R. I. furnished or unfurnished, with or without es hall Bedroom, with or without Board, at 314 Broome street. (OUND—IN BAXTER STREET, ON TUESDAY, A Witte Bull Terrier, with & brindle spot over the ‘eye: RENCH BOARD.—ONE OR TWO {GENTLEMEN CAN | The owner can have thé same by calling at 3 Baxter street ve accommodated with furnished Rooms and Board, in | and paying expenses, the best atyle, ina French family, residing at No.3) West - Twellth street, between Fifth abd Sixth avenues,” Spanish, OST—AN ACCOUNT BOOK WITH THE SAVINGS German and English spoken, bank in Bleecker street, hearing No ‘No, 175,656. ‘The finder will be suitably rewarded by return agi to 16 South William 'URNISHED ROOM WANTED—BY A LADY AND sure uP upgene Payment on said 8 actount have been stop- 2 sentteman,, wit th Board for ihe lady only, in & quiet ped amily, where there are no other boarders taken. must be low. Address, stating terms, location, 4c., M. M., eee pod 7,941, based SEPT. 3, 1860, station A Post ofice, New York. for wenty shares of the capital stock of the Panams PURNISHED Room: PART OR THE WHOLE OF the Second F' class house, convenient to care and Browdway staces, will be let reasonably to one op more gentlemen; bre Bavement, suitable for able. References e: URNISHED ROOMS TO dations for # si dwelldng 26 Orchard 8 ANDSOMELY jetta Be pevteaiy the. Ke In rooms if des sired Freuch, Spanish and German spoxes. LET—WiTit ACCOMMO. rele OF two gentlemen, at the private r ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET_TO ladies aud gentlemen. i ladies ca ease call at It East Eleventh street, near Fourth Board tur ladies only. n be accommodated with arene 0 Au the last engl keeping. r jarticuiars apply at No. 123 Lexington avenue, Refer ences required. BROADWAY, CORNER OF st class accu or tumiies Tao Keay at a L ADIES Y drenstug L. A080 NER OF MADISON | Fa ag @ | Rooms, with or without firs: clase Board, at prices, Lowest price Rooms, $5 per week; by the day, $1. Knoue Tsiand landiord, Av’ | 200M Y wird floor, in the hove priv gr, &e od Be 1E. TREET m the ‘OURTEENTH ndsome suits of Roo cated, y of 5 ve tarde if mired doors went THE FRONT ROOM ON of a priva ly: 1 sof me. ry and gas, East Tweitth TH BOARD. TLEMEN AND THEIR sant Rooms, wuere they & home, can have between Licks EN OR GF) on . ng a Apply wt 95 Coug —A $M ALL privat aiso8 bor Re | for $4, (3 he We and Bighis avenuce, WO YOUNG LADIES CAN BE ACCOM MODATED with Board, ina private family, at 1S sien Twenty. | hateor't, | ITll BOARD, IN THE ig aN pete T | al atrent (St Ch pace), Parlor, to (wo par 100% eiery $1 upwa ae, aud Uwe slaghs Rooms | RA GEN! AN UNFURNISHED ROOM wm, With by er thee be rd Halts, NOL to #x0-64. 8D vial ant AMiLy streets, Ad ni treet Wy ec sere BY A YOUNG MAN; PRIVATE | ails preieired.’ Terms $2 $0.0 weck ‘Address §. H. v EEEGANT Ar MENTS TO ENS Al B RING, AL TON de ~ ‘é- visited & Rooms. Gas, " Y suiv mw gimely ¢ be amiuiesor eal Tent low to permanent Une VIUN OB SIRBRe Wasting Ys H0.bL NEAR “i OF with ae or aenuenien wi | 130" Ov PSON SIRKET NEARURINCR =O LET, nven te aime, at lone hi rim ie, 40 quile Fespeccable persous: a for pe: Week. 130 Kaonpaun sireet. i ) Beatie | qyuRNii arte | Adare | tou, station A. Spring street, 1139 Seetor STREET—AMSDELL Katiread Company, in the nemse’ of wall pee said company fur a new AURORA Es BLOAT Frederick Bernal, who HTH AVENUE Cane, Walle, contain’ a of no ae exeepk te (he cremar. Any one I be suitably rewarded by leaving it at ‘Ko. 90 wy 4 tember rg LARG! po ae NEWFOUND. ost. Lees a reward will be paid for hie recovery BY Sones ‘Boyds Nols Franklin street, LoStgih, BROOKLYN. ON THURSDAY, FEB. 6 4 Focketboo containivg Forty-four dollars and some al change. A liberal rer ibe given for the revare. Of the eumne 10 90 Lawrence sree Brookif Ost—oN scenes AFTERNOON, A LARGE mac foun white under bis Tho under will bs be liberally rewarded by returning ‘atm owner, Cedar street, near Broadway, etween 1Dand o'clock. goo ae Ec 0 rit be pal lars reward will be paid to ‘West Iwonty + irst street, $10 REWARD.. aa iy jJaas was lost on the 4th inst. Ten the finder on ieaving 4 tat No 18 “REWARDS. 5 REWARD.—Losr, Ach tnt, in counitg, trom High Brid ecusenn gold Earth th ew ‘The finder willfeave it at Ts Greene st the above reward. ON THE EVENING oF Narn the city, pane ‘aud receive + | GH REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR THit RETURN +) i048 West Twelfth atreet of a white Woollen Shawl, with a mined border—iost on Monday from a sleigh, while coming from Clermont to Lexington avenues, 4 he ee —LEFT IN THE SIX O'CLOCK sueany 5) ferry boat, lavt Saturday evening, an Mita loth Overcoat. ann ‘above reward om Se 'y returning the same to the office of the United States & REWARD WILL BE GIVEN TO ANY. ONE F FIND je) inga small Itailan Sut; ‘8 yellow si0 3, in going from the corner of Ten} | Thirty-sixth street, areate Ninch avenue and Hudson street | tol reei containing two ladies Breast Pins, pa or kaiter Boots, Handkerchiet_and some pparel. Any person returning them \o 415 Tenth ave- receive the above reward and the thauks of the BE. H, REED. REWARD. —LOST, ON THE EVENING OF THE 4c just. at Siryker® Bay, a Sable Mull. The finder jw the above reward by leaving it at@ East Hous vil is averdeement je parhieu- t ni rokers in the Ruitod meer LER & CO., Brokers. FURNITURE, Burr oF ENAMELLED FURNITURE Hi colors, Of Warranted manufacture; also eS0its, plain and ornamental, at A. 4.365 Canal street, opposite Wooster, n PON 108, bic Nus FFA \NAMELLED CHAMB R suits or FURNITURE, | IN howsale and retail, at and Palliasses.’ doors east of Broadway. AID FOR SECOND HAND FUR vein Country calls attended to in street. good te ad for sale ea RE.—CASH ?, Mirrors an niture s 360) on seretary gany Ply JURNITURE WANTED=UY A PARTY Auour com | Yas itty honmekeeping. Any parties having {rom ! ho eral a 00d ure, oi Cush customer by addressing ena \URNITURE.—WANTED, A SMALL AMOUNT OF kK o mber Conde cay: yeeateee ‘able in instal. Puente DOVE th ‘way. Spacrom: <nired f e 4 yale way, 8 Be Wiliam ight ih mare ROSTAU RANTS EIVED AT LIBBY'S, NO. 1 ON in town, "Sretaenel Res aw *, Friea and Rou without cracking. ‘Try the Faney Roast and Boston ALBANY CREAM & Co, Lee metphie Ale, prin & cents apa “hit obiver Ha ‘of the best qiinlity coustanily vn Rand. | Hot luuel fre oes Uh ilinrds 1% Conis @ game, on