The New York Herald Newspaper, February 15, 1862, Page 5

INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTH. The Latest Rebel Telegraphic Despatches. ALARM OF THE REBELS, &e., &e. &e, Fonrass Monros, Feb. 13, 1862. Despatches from Memphis to Norfolk admit that the ‘Union flag was cheered on the Tennessee river by the People, and assert that the Unionists neither seized nor destroyed any private property, not even cotton. Governor Letcher has issued an order for the formation of Home Guards for the defence of Norfolk, Petorsburg and Richmond. 4 Bishop Ames and Hon. Hamilton Fish return to Balti- more, the rebels refusing to receive them. Four hundred released Union prisoners will reach Old Point on Friday or Saturday. ‘The Richmond Dispatch says Our Tennessee exchanges give us gloomy prospects for the future in that part of the confederacy. Several lead- ing journals intimate plainly that there is really a throat- ‘ning state of affairs in East Tennessee, growing out of the idolatrous love of many of these “pooyle for the old Union, The correspondent 8f the Memphis Avalanche writes that the condition of the interior counties is not improved by the lapse of time. The people apprehend an imme- diate advance of the Northmen, and traitors to the South evince their joy in every village and neighborhood. The Unionists are making de- monstrations in many of the northern counties? and even at Memphis there were exhibitions of joy on the arrival of the news from Beech Grove. Armed bodies ‘of Johnson’s and Maynard's followers are prowling about in all directions through the mountains. In the remote counties many have beon shot at night in their own ‘houses who adhered to the fortunes of the South. DESPATCHES TO NORFOLK DAY BOOK. ‘TAX UNION TROOPS AND GUNBOATS IN TENNE:SER. Muarurs, Feb. 12, 1862. The latest advices from Tennessee river report that Genera! Pillow has the Union force hemmed in near Fort ” Fort Heury 1s submerged, and has been abandoned by the Unionists. One Union gunboat returned up the Tennessee river to the bridge on yesterday. ‘The bridge is guarded by 500 Unionists. There is a large Confederate cavalry force betweon them and Paris. Phe Union men were cheering for Lincoln. The peopie of Paris were preparing to leave. ‘The latest adviccs from Paducah say that boats are constantly arriving with forces from Tennessee river. ‘Fourteon have already gone towards Fort Donelson with troops. Heavy firing was heard in that direction on Tuesday. ‘The Confederate loss at Fort Henry was five killed and “ten wounded. Gen. ‘ilghman was taken prisoner. The federal loss was one hundred, ¢ THE TENNESSEE INVASION. CuattanooGa, Feb. 12, 1862. Several federal gunboats have again come down the ‘Tennessee river. IMPORTANT RAILROAD ACT. Ricuaonp, Feb. 12, 1862. Congrezs has passed, and the President approved, an ect authorizing the construction of the railway between Dan- ville, Va.,and Greensboro, NV. C., on the ground of its being @ miliary necessity. ACTIVITY OF THE UNION VESSELS OF WAR BELOW SAVANNAE. Savawnan, Fed. 12, 1862. ‘Thore is considerable activity among the federal vesuels below the city. Personal Intclligence. ‘Tho Princo de Joinville and Comte de Paris visited Mr, ‘Gignoux’s studio on Thursday. They spent some time fm examining his sketehes of American scenery, with which they expressed themselves much: pleased. ‘The Princes leave for Washington this morning. New Yorx Acapsuy or Music.—The matinee to-day “Ss ebpogrewt | bea pad crowded = A rp of places have been taken. opera is Martha,” with Miss Kellogg in the ie of Lady Henrietta. ‘Mx. Scuxangr’s Coxcert.—This affair comes off this evening at Irving Hall, Mr. Schneider will be assisted Dy Messrs. Ridolfi, Noll, Bergner Schwartz, Letsch, the ‘Harmonia Society and a grand orchestra under the direc- ~ tion of Carl Bergmann. Official Drawings or Murray, sge Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State bras soap 1), 77, 38, en és som? 14, 18. 1862, jORY, CLAss 76—Feb. 1 * 51, 50, 15, 42, 1s, 38, 64, 6, “td, 20, 63, 57. Cireulars sent free of charge b nadvoais feta MURRAY, EDDY & Covington, } or St. oats! Mow OMmcial Swipes of the Delaware State = Lottery. XTRA CLASS 39—Februarv 14, 1862, 70, 73, 29” 1, 20, 5, 38, 5: 49, 32, 8, 42, 68. "Chats 149—February M4, 23, 47, 60, 56, 22, 45, 27, 31, 74, 72, 1, 38, 17. Circulars sent by addressing JOIN A. MORRIS & CO.. Wilmington, Delaware, Prizes Cashed in nll Legalized Lotte- ries, Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker, No. 19 Wall street, rk. At Exerdelt’s, 202 Broadway, Wedding jé.—Theve celebrated Engraved Cards sold only at the Py establishmeni, 202 Broad ener o1 of De ane street. mat Jeffers’, 573 Brondway, Ladies’ Bal- cd and BO; Misses’, $1 io and $1 Chil. Gents #1 Band's JERFERS, 673 Broadway. Rare Chance for Printers. A practical printer, who has $2,000 in cash or sp) roved se gurities cam purchase one-half of a Soarieting. ally and we Newspaper and Job Printing Establishment, in a Rew England city, if immediate application is made wo JOHN G, COOLEY &CU.,, No. 1 Spruce s'reet, Tribune Building New York. sae ereaes is worth twice the pee, asked. Ii health the eat taking ferences exchanged, A Pure Tobacco.—Yellow Bank Tobac- bee win's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco, free from all im- for ‘all tobacco bat ay dealers, and at Pibteacle by E. GOODWIN & BROTH 209 Water sirect Saturday Being the U: al Family Holi- day at Barnum’s Museum, thousands of ladies and children wil resort there to see Commodore ‘uit, and all the other ovelties, A New and Delicious Article.—Extra fefined maple sugar fn manufactured by the New York ‘Seam Syru atinery, be found at all the first class grocer! has given entire satisfac. tion. Geueral depot, WENT ReAtOn s CO, 872 Broad- way. Cristadoro’s Hair Dyc, Preservative and ‘Wigs.—The best in the world, wholesale and retail, and the dye privately applic See. Ss. * Allen’s rac ter Fe eters ‘id's Hair ing excel all other preparations for rh gaat Batchelor's Hair Dye.—The Best in the we ee, reliable and instantan: Sold and ap- plied at BATOHELO ORS Wix factory, 18 street HILYs Hatr | Dye, Fifty Cents, hay Kf brown. Best in use, Depot No. 1 Barclay ‘street, by all druggists. Beautiful Complexion.—Laird’s Bloom of Youth or Liquid Pearl, ‘or preserving and beautifying complexion and skin, 489 Broadway. Millions ‘of Children Saved from MS ot arly grave b by using Mrs. WINSLOW'S Soothing Byrap. Tt immediate rest pain, corrects acidity 0 Stomach, Teguiates the bowels mat invigorates. the ‘whole sysetm. Barry's Tricopherous is the Best and ons article for dressing, beautifying, curling, ean, Sroatovag and restoring the bair. Ladies, try | ft Sold by all druggist Trasses—Marsh & Co.’s Radical Cure ‘Teuanes, Shoulder Braces and Dr, Wadeworth’s Uterine Blo- vator—a superior article, Vesey street, Astor Honse, opposite the church, Rushton'’s Walnut ‘Candy, a New and gholesoe Goniection, at RUSHTON'S pew store, corner of Broadway and Broome street. Brauch, No. 10 ‘Astor House Cure for Cough or Cold.—As Soon thera is the slightest uneasiness of the cheat, with dificnlty of brpathing, oF Indleation, of erat, take the day @ rown's Bronchial Troches.”” Containing demulcent Jngredtess, they allay palm rritation. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Faray, Feb. M6 P. M. The ease in the money market increases. Large ums were loaned on call to-day at 5 per cent, and quite a list of names can be negotiated at 5 a 5%. ‘there is but little demand for money except in con- feectioa with the war, and the successes of our ‘arms indace capHalsts to lend with more freedom. Bxchange rose to-dny to 1154 9% per cent, ~ 3000 Il! cou bas, 70. NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1862. Large transactions took place at 115, and there were sales at 11544. A key to the recent advance in bills may be found in the tables of foreign im- portations at this port. During the week which ended last evening we imported from abroad very nearly a million dollars worth of dry goods (chiefly woollens and cottons), and over @ million dollars worth were thrown on the market. Under thenew tariff these goods should pay a handsome revenue to government. They will have to be paid for in specie, and, as similar goods can be made here, government may just as well divide profits on the trade in them with the foreign manufacturers. Gold rose to-day to 104% a f with large trans- actions. The extraordinary combination of good news which was received to-day failed to produce the effect which might have been expected on the Stock Exchange. At the opening of business operators had the fact of the passage of the Trea- sury Note bill, with the legal tender clause, at mid- day; the official intelligence of the brilliant success of the Burnside expedition was received, and, later in the afternoon, we heard of the capture of Springfield, and of developements of loyal feeling in Tennessee. Yet the closing prices of the day, when compared with those of yesterday, only show an average advance of 9% a ¥% per cent. Some of the purely speculative shares—such as Toledo, Rock Island and Michigan Central—rose 1 per cent, pro- bably because to their interests the successes and reverses of our arms are alike indifferent. But dividend paying securities, like Pacific Mail, New York Central, Panama and Burlington and Quincy, only rose 44 a 34; United States securities were no higher than yesterday, and, with the exception OF Tennessees, none of the State stocks fluctuated, This condition of the market, especially when viewed in connection with the growing ease of money and the steady appreciation of gold, is very remarkable indeed, and leads to much com- ment. Some people account for the absence of life, and outside business on the Stock Exchange, by saying that the bulk of the loose stock in Wall street is now held by four or five leading houses, which have always been identified with the bear party, and whose leadership the public is therefore very loth to follow. By and by, when the govern- ment begins to pay out its paper, and stocks are not so notoriously held by speculators whose sin- cerity as bulls is more than doubted, it seems to be expected by the commission brokers that their customers may re-enter the market. At present the general talk among the commission houses is that stocks are pretty high, considering the times, and are not likely to advance much so long as heavy blocks of stock are held by parties whose general distrust of public securities has been no- torious for years. The market closed firm, the following being the closing quotations:—United States 6’s, registered, 1881, 90 a 44; do. 6's, coupon, 1881, 8974 a 7%; do. 5's, coupon, 1874, 79% a 80; Indiana 5’s, 75 a 76; Virginia 6’s, 53 a —; Tennessee 6’s, 47% a 48; North Carolina 6's, 63 a 64; Missouri 6’s, 4354 a 94; Pacific Mail, 99% a %; New York Central, 813, a %; Erie, 34% a %; do. preferred, 58% | a \%; Hudson River, 3814 a 39; Harlem, 1244 a 34; do. preferred, 3044 %; Reading, 42 a %; Michigan Central, 527% a 53; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 21540 %4; do. guaranteed, 4234 a 54; Panama, 115 @—; Illinois Central, 5734 a 58; Galena and Chi- cago, 6734 a 68; Cleveland and Toledo, 4434 a 34; Chicago and Rock Island, 54% a 55; Chicago, Bur- lington and Quincy, 61% a 62; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, 20 a 21; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 1074 a—; New York Central 7's of 1876, 105% a —; Erie third mortgage bonds, 96 a 97; Michigan Central 8's, first mortgage, 9924 100; Illinois Central bonds, 7’s, 9224 a The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows Several out of town banks 2 are availing them- selves of the new regulations of the Sub-Treasury and are depositing Treasury notes for the sake of the five per cent. Asa general rule, in this city there are not enough Treasury notes afloat for pur- poses of circulation. The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $16,403,975 93, and the balances $1,320,611 42. Stock Exc Excha: Fupay, Feb. 14, eee $5000 U S6's,’68,cou 90 200 shs NYCenRR.opg 7000 U 86's, ’81, cou 200 re B30 1000 U $5's, "74, cou 21000 Trea 73-10 pen 14000 Ill cou bis, ’62. 1000 ErieRR3mb,’ 83 5000 ErieRR4mb.830 1500 E RR Sth m bds 1000 Hud River sf b 8000 MC Spe Im sfc b 10000 Mich S 1m bds 1000 North Ind lan.. 9000 do. . 1000 Il Cent RR bds 600 Nel, LeEWRR2m 6000 Tol&Wab'sh Lm 5000 To!&Wab’sh 3m 4 6000 Amer Gold. .b3 43000 di scrip. 150 Gal & Chi RR. 125 Cleve & Tol RR. 500 do. 5 Del & Hud Can Co = Pacific Mail $3 Co ds +6 B10 100 250 » oni, barn 4 7 do. 32 Mi &Prdach re 20° 750 N ¥Cen ae dathapet 5244 SECOND "he $21000 U'86's."81,cou 897% 9000 US6,’81 Owls, Bim 6500 Trea 7 3-10pen Se 1000 Mich Solmb 90 6000 Mich So sfb. 86 2000 Mich So 2d m. 70 4000 Tol & Wab 2m 45 bs 35000 American gold 104% 4 40. 104% 25 do. 3 160M Contral RR sep 5724 00 Gal & Chi RR.DIO 68 1200 ley & Tol RR... 44 100 do......b50" 44 io . abe 400 ca a ii” . 85 a0. 54% CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fupar, Feb. 14—6 P. Astms.—The market was steady and prices unchanged. ‘The sales embraced small lots of pots at $6 374; and pearls at $6 25. Breapsrvrrs.—Flour—There was rather more inquiry for State and Western brands, and prices advanced tert Se. per barrel. Extra brands, though unchanged, w: itn The sales embraced about 17,000 bbis. choang within the following range of prices:— Superfine State... 570 Extra to fancy State oon 6 05 Superfine Western 670 Common to choice extra Western, 690 Canadian....... 600 Southern mixed to good superfine. 640 Extra do..........005 7% Good to choice family do.,... 1% R . 425 330 —Canadian flour was in good ome pre hers quite firm. Southern flour was in fair demand and prices were firmer, with sales of 1,200 bbls., closing within the range of the above quotations. Rye flour was quiet figures, with sales of 200 bbis. Corn meal was easior, while the sales embraced 400 bbis. Jersey and Brandywine at our quotations. Wheat was irregular; the supply of = pne Ss quality was light and prices firm, while re Sales were confined to 8, red State wie- at $1 42 fur. good wn x 49 for red Jersey, and $1 60 for amber Island. Barley was withous essential eee 1,700 — Is of home) mpg ite ae at the i quiet a rly ma sales of 2,200 bushvis of Stat 830. a Sdo. on the dock, and at 856. ivered, outs wore ull at 400. a 41g, for Canagian aud Western, aud at 41 <0, fo¢ State. Corn was in fair request, ana was rather firmer. | afternoon, at one o’clock. His remains will be taken to Saice of 26,600 bushels were inade at 620. for good new Southern yellow, and at 65c. a 653<c. for Western mixed, in store and delivered, ‘and at 68c. a 70c, for round North- Ww Corrox.—The market was irregular, while the sales embraced 600 bales, mostly ‘to spinners, on tho basis Sates we. 8 290. ‘for middling strict middling up- jands. Some sales, under peculiar circumstances, were forced off at lower Prices. ‘One parcel was reported as Jow as 25¢., cash on the spet, while some small lots were reported, in store, at 2c, ‘The market closed at fully 28. for middling uplands. Puaicime-To Liverpool 1,000 bbls. flour rere engaged at 2s.; 500do, at 18. 10444; 100 boxes bacon at 20s. : 12,000 bushels of corn at 63¢4. a 7d., in ship's bags; 7,000 bushels of wheat at 7d., in ship’sbags; 60 tons Honduras log- wood at 248:; 500 packages lard’ at 26s,;and by neutral vessel, 900 boxes bacon at 22s. Gd.; 200 tierces beef at 5s., and some barrels Petroleun at 88. To London 1,000 bbls. flour at 25., and 500 boxes bacon at 22a, 6d.” To Glasgow 8,000 bushels of corn at Ticd. in bulk. Rates to Havre were quiot at 17c. for wheat and 70c. for flour ————S SHIPPING NEWS. ALWANAO YOR NEW YORK—euis DAY. seve 7 03 ‘morn 8 51 Port of New York, ; February 14, 1862. CLEARED. Steamship Cit timore offre; wena se hae (Br), Joffrey, Queenstown and termnabip rem, a on med Bape (ie ¢ ), Vou Santen, Southampton and Ship Mary L's ‘ution, Splcer, San Francisco—Sutton & Co. Ship Spirit of the ‘himes, Anderson, Anjier—Kirkland & Ship B Aymar, Sawyer, Montevideo—Walsh, Carver & thane. Bark Alice (Br), Silk, Cork, &e—Jackson & Neill, Bark Priscila, ‘Newion, Londonderry—Walsh, Carver & Bark Goodspeed, Dunton, 8) irges, Clearman & Co, Bark Honduras ‘(Br), Marshal Be Belize, Hone? Alessndre Hark Houston, Share, Hatteras Tulet oN Ls McCready & Co, Bark Convoy, Woodward, Philadeiphia—Moore & Henry. Brig A Hop! ins, ‘Leertot, Cork—sturges, Clearman ‘eGo, Brig Margaret (By), Davia, Cork, &e—Brett, Son & Co, Brig § B Johnson (Br), Shaw, St Martins—Boyd & Hincken, 4g Sent Col Lester, Delahoy, Fort Royal, SC—N L McCready Schr B Strong, Smith, Hatteras Inlet—N L McCready & Co, ont A.4 Deltowsett,’ Hillman, Fortress Nonroc—N L Me ren Scur Mary Anna, Hal Behr W iw hite, Dayt , Baltimore—Master, rn, Baltimore Smith & Co, , Deal's Toland Master. Beal's Island: Schr Georgia, Morris, Smyrna, Del—Mas Schr Mary Price, Blizzard, Wiliningion, Del—J W McKee. Schr Hickman, Dickerson, Lewes, Del—J Smith & Co. Schr Fly, Cheeseman, Philadelphta—Manter, Schr Triumph, Reeves, Philadelphia—J W McKee. Rene G MeDowald, Merchant, Gloucesier—D M Miller, Scar Ceres, Meredith, . Schr 8 Gilman, Brow Sehr Evelyn, Palme Sebe Elian Louisa, Sloop Ho Key Wes Bloup Margaret Anielis, Craft, Drummondtown—Master, Sloop J 8 Williams, Woodruff, Bridgeton—Master, ARRIVED. U S gunbont Massachuseits, Commander Melancton Smith, Ship Island, Feb S gunboat Vixen, Lieut Com Wm G Jones, Port Royal, SC, Feb 10, in tow of steamship Baltic, having ser for a towline. On Tuesday had fine weather; day heavy SW aales, and towing 12 milesan hours at 7 1d port chi Bh. 7 AM, parted havser on bourd of the nd at 1)'AM made fast again after con- , parted chain on board of the Vixen, and brand on with As much steam as was prudeut; at 3:3) PM Was spoken by the Baltic, and as we had two days cagl on board, eoneluded to stenm to New York Steamship Bt (Br), Wiley, Liverpool, Jan 25, with cotton, to Williams & Guion.” 20th nat, lata, ion 50, passed steamship Anglo-Saxon, from Portland for Liverpool; 13th, 7 Pit, ateatn sh pAfrica, Hence for Liverpool, ainsi] tert , , with passe and penen ioDB ‘Ailes. so t adie Steamship Chesapeake, Crowell, Portland, with mdse and passengers, to H B Cromwell & Co. 13th inst, off Gay Head, spoxe U8 gunboat Aquatie, from Boston, bound S under sail and steam, Ship David Crockett, Burgess, San Francisco, 88 days, with wool £e, to Lawrence, Giles & ot th), foung, St Thomas, 15 days, wal ontmoren st, to master, Birgomaster Keisten (Prus), Keisten, Sunderland, 73 with coal, to H & F W Meyer. 'Dec 29,'Iat 3634, lon 17 shoke Haxaburg bark Merourius, from Liverpool for, Cake ino, and took from her four of the crew of bark Annie Buck: hath sbandoned at sea (as before reported); Jau §, lat $5 46, Jon 16 43, saw a screw steamer, bark rigged,’ steering SE by 8, and when she eaw us she stood toward us flying the Stars and Stripes, but after seeing we were notan American ves- Fel, she lowered the Stars und Stripes. aud lotsted. the, Gone federate tlag, and there being several other vessels in sight, shealeamed toward, them—supposed her to be the privateer Sumter, k Ilva, Durie, Maracaibo, Jan 27, with coffee Ac, to eipt Co, Balled in company with bark © & Bar Maitland, Phelj State tigperion (ot N Haven), Gibson, Port Spain, J an (Gf Now Haven), Gibson, Port Spain, agri age of De r Cienfuegos, Jan 28, with nl ark Broikers, Mariner, Cienfuegos, Jan 28, with sugar, Gs e Slephenson & Co. bic ‘M Merritt, Berry, Malaga, 3 days, in ballast, to J E BEE Balnbow, Stevens, Cardenas, Feb % with agar, to ananovi Bag. Taabella, Jewett (of Bucksrgrt), Reed, Matanzas, Feb € on HR at AO alice cheaed fen tna Carport (of Gouldaboto}, "Handy, Matanzas, agai Sriin saeasy mugs, as to Thompaan Hope. (Bi of Patraboro), Miller, Cardenas, 18 days, we sugar, ot CA ‘Marie Onderaile ia Feb 1, with fruit, t TGilmar tine din itst- in Crosked Talend pag spoke’ Be ice, from St Domingo for New ‘anning (Br), Munroe, Cornwallis, NS, 15 days, with rtin, Singh, Baltimore, 10 day Pon ‘ins, Milion,’Del, Schr Elate, Bacemire, Bridgeton, 3 daye. Sehr Johit, Faulkenbam, “Elizibethport, and sailed for ar Sen Flower, Clark, Elizabethport, and sailed for New- Pechrs P Godwin, Hobbie, Elizabethport, and sailed for Stamford. Schr O © Acken, Peck, Etizabethport, and sailed for Stam- Sehr Dart, Johnton, Elizabethport, and sailed for Stamford. Sch: ight, Lubec for Philadelphia, Portland, 6 days. eg ry veklin, Rockland, 6 da: lays. Beh; raw Sia win, Heineken, Provincetown, 4 days, Schr W A Griffin, Borden, Fall River, 2 days. Schr Hannahett, Jack, Long | Island each, ‘with part cargo of xchr Emma, recently'as! Heer Opera, Emmons, Biveabetbport, and sailed for New aven, Sloop Wasp, Nash, Cong men en , and satled for Bridgeport. Be Bioop Franklin, Avery, Elizabethport, and sailed for Mystic Sloop Maco Brow Norwich, Steamer Blackstone, ——. Providence. Steamer Pelican, Jones, Providence. BELOW. Bark Holland, White, from West Indies. Brig Oriaon Adams, from Chesapeake Bay, 3 days. in, Key West; Thomas S} '» With sealed ord nigh!, San Giondivar; John , Bremen; Golden Rule, Aspinwall; Iphin. or gow, and Great Republic, for Quarantine. te Richmond lett her anchorage in the ning and probably went to sea, With the hick weather, Boston, aro atan 8 steam f North River this 1 wind from EX Married. Bowrx—Arnor.—On Thursday, February 13, 196: the Dutch Reformed church, Market street, by Re D. Murray, Guonsx M. Bowny, Esq., to Mis Many F both of this city. in Williamsburg, on Wednesday even- by the Rev, Mr. Tallman, D. W. Furs @ BU: jay, February 12, at the residence of J. H. Redile!d, Keq., Brooklyn, by the Rev. Ralph Hoyt, reotor of the Church of the Good Shepherd, w York, Dr. A. 5. Gurxxe, of Indiana, to Miss Jo” seruive BUxCE, daughter of David Bunce, Esq., of this cit ‘Kimor—0" Kerrrr.—On Thursday evening, February 13, at the residence of the bride's mother, by the Rey. Wil- ham Ciowry, Waiiam Kenor to Jaxx, daughter of the late David O'Keaio, hisq., of Gill-Abuey, Ireland. Wintawe—Rvseer?.—On Sunday evening, January 26, by the Rev. James Millett, Mr. Josern Wiitams to Miss Asxe Evise Reset, all of this iota Briopy.— On Friday, February 14, Jonx Francis, son of Patrick and Margaret Briody, aged 2 years, 9 months and 14 days. A bud on earth to bloom in heaven. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of bis parents, corner of Van Brunt ‘and William streets, South Brooklyn, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. Bowes.—On Thursday night, February 13, of croup, Anparsw Bowers, only sen of James Bowes aged 3 3 years, 6 months and 6 days. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- 1, from the corner of Thirty-seventh street on Sunday afternoon, at balf-past one m Friday, February 14, Many Rumamern, eldest child of Patrick aud Mary Burns, aged 4 years and 6 months. Tho friends and relatives of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from 37 Park row, on Sunday after ‘. J., aftor a brief illness, Terence Corie, Sr., in the 70th year of his age. ‘Now Jersey and Western papers please copy. CoenRR.—OD Thursday , February 13, Dr. Twos. Cocrsr, in the 62d year of his age. The funeral will take 3 place on Sunday aftornoon, at from his late resiteace, 73 Myrtle avenue, « the fernily respectfully in- Cmvow.—On Friday, February 14, Mary Manitpa Cnrvors, aged 39 years aud 7 days. ‘The friends aud relatives of the family are invited 16 attend the funeral, from her late residence, 126 East ‘Twenty-sixth street, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock, without further notice. Cunwrias.—On Thursday, February 13, Wasmwatox 8. Crruriax, youngest son of H. 8. and Eimira Cbriatian, aged 2 years, 1 month and 7 day: ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tond wae oue, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 12 Beach place, South Brooklyn. Ceptir.—0n Friday, Foose, tes yoen after @ short and severe illness, Canis Euan, tl gest son of George aud Cordelia ‘Cudlip, aged 4 years, 10 months and 10 Vissi ‘Yet again wo hope to meet thee, C no s When When tho ¢ ny of life 15 fled; ‘Then in tfeaven with joy to great thee, Where no fare tear is shed. ‘The friends and relatives are ‘red tfnlly Lin to attend the funeral this (Saturday) morning, at ten ovelock, ‘ron the residence of his parents, 255 Rast ‘Tweifth street, His remains will be taken to Darien, nn. , for interment. bas —O1 Psy ere 14, at three o’sloek, Wa. ‘A, Dwime, in the 62d year Hs age. The relatives and wa eat Sen ay are respectfully ee to attend residence of bis brother-in-law, B. B. Darver, Ne wie eviog place, Banday Hartford, Conn., for interment on Monday. Hartford papers temas cn ay, ora regiment N. J. V. was His remains were interred in Freehold, N.J. Heleaves @ wife and two children. Faau.—On Thursday, February 13, Caraarins ANN Fainit, in the 63d year of her age. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from her late residence, No, 359 West Forty-seventh street, corner of Eleventh avenue, this (Saturday ) ‘afternoon, at one o'clock. Frrararaick.—On Friday evening, February 14, Huan pig port native of Belturbet, county Cavan, Ireland, or y “ene friends and acquaintances, also those of his brother, Philip Fitzptarick, are requested to attend the funeral, from the residence of his brother, 65 West Forty-s sixth street. His remains will be interred in Calvary Cemetery on ad afternoon, at one o'clock. yxN.—-On Thursday, February 13, Tuomas Fuyxw, son. of wich and Bridget Flynn, aged 1 year, 2 months and 8. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfplly invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, 181 Kast Thirty- fourth street. Gerpes,—On Thursday, February 13, Wituam F., son psi mad H, and Amalia Gerdes, aged 11 months and 17 ys. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at tend the funerai, this (Saturday ” afternoon, at one e’clock, from the residence of his parents, No. 265 Seventh avenue, corner of Twenty-seventh street, with- out further invitation, HANNaN.—On Thursday, February 13, of disease of the heart, Ewin, eldest daughter of James H. and Margaret Hannan, aged 12 years and 2 months. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No, 338 Third avenue, this (Saturday) afternoon, at wo o’eloc! Hanna.—On Wednesday, February 12, at North Belle- ville, N. J., Mrs, Sanam Hanwa, in the 76th year of her “SVior friends and acquaintances, and those of her son, Hanna, and of her brother, Ebenezer Deaz, on Sunday afternoon. Carriages will be in waiting at Hoboken ferry from half-past eleven till twelve o'clock. Hutaxp.—On Monday, February 3, on board the stransport Relief, of orysipelas, CuaRuss C. HinzaKp, sail- ing master of gunboat Alabama, gon of the late Joha Hil- lard, of Norwich, Conn. Lany.—On Friday, February 14, after a severe illness, Emana Lovis, youngest daughter of Thomas and Eliza Lahy, aged 11 inonths and three da: ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 145 Thompson streot. Lennoy.—On Friday, February 14, Tomas Lexxoy, eldest sou of the late Michael and Mary Lennon, aged 12 years and 14 days. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at three ° clock from his late residence, 167 Smith street, kiy! Lopga.—On Friday, February 14, Saavet. ri in the 61st year of his age. The funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, 277 Seventh street. The remains wil! be taken to Cypress Ii.1i Cemetery. The and friends of the family, also the members of the iners’ Benevolent Society, are invited to attend, without further notice. California papers please copy. Moncay.—On Thursday, February 13, Tuomas Morgan, aged 28 years. "Phe friends ad acquaintancos of the family, and those of his brothers James and John, the honorary aud active members of Americus Engine Co, No. 6, the fire department in general and the members of the Young Americus Guard, are respectruily invited toattend the funeral, from nis late residence, No. 14 Montgomery street, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock. Matruews.—On Friday, February 14, Patrick Mar- ‘THEWS, aged 30 years, 1 month and 19 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the Tamnily-a ‘are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, without further invitation, from the residence of his mothor, 201 Greene street, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock. His remains will’ ba taken to Calvary Comotery fv rmont. MaGovaGuL.—At Port Kichmond, Philadelphia, on Fri- day, February 14, Maitv ANx MaGONaGuL, wire of Patrick I. E x ero wil 1 take place from the esidence of her cousin, I Dison, 367 Kighth streei, New York, on Sunday at o'clock. ‘The friends of the family are 1; cy inyttad €6 ailends Murmay.—Oa Friday, hipeiag 3 14, after a lingering ill- ness, Wiiutam Muritay, in the 84th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funerul, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, 24 Abingdon square. Muxsow.—On Friday, February 14, after aa short illness, Rapuast G., son of E. H. Munson, aged 21 y: ‘The relatives and friends of the family As o respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his father, 121 West Forty-eighth street, on Sunday after- noon, ‘At oue o'clock. MoCauumy.—On Friday, February 14, Dexsis McCavay, in the 49th year of his age. ‘The funeral will take on Sunday aftornoon, at half-pastoneo’ctock, from Neresidence, No.2 Gouverneur street. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are in- vited te attend without further not: McCaus.—On Thursday rerany: 13, after ashort but severe iliness, Hannay CCABE. Friends are invited to attend the funeral, from his late resirlence, 120th street, eae’ on ‘Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock. Dublia papers please cop) McHais.—On morse "vening, February 13, of cen- sumption, Jou McHatz. ‘The friends and relatives of the family, also Company G, Sixth-ninth regiment, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at haif-past one o'clock, from his late residence, No. 120 Worth street. McNvury.—On Thursd lay, February 13, Many Euiay MeNutty, aged 3 years and 1 month. ‘The relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funoral, from the residence of her pee aedy this (Saturday) afternoon, at half-past two o'clock. Norroy.—On Thursday, February 13, after a long and severe illness, Which she bore with Christian fortitude, Many Norton, aged 58 years and three months. ‘The friends of her sous, John, Michael and Peter Nor. ¢ respectfully invited to attend the funeral, witl urther notice, from her late residence, No. 622 Washington street, ‘this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'clock, Pererxiw.—On Frid agod 51 years and 12 da; land. ‘Quixs.—On Friday, February 14, Parnick, eldest son of ‘Thomas and Margery Quinn, aged 20 years,'9 months and 3 days. The friends, and those of the family, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No, 60 Greenwich avei on Sunday afternoon, at two oclock. His remains will be interred in Calvary Come- ter “February 14, Henry Pere A uae of Greenock, Scot? KomNsox.—On Wednesday, February 12, Sarai, wile of Joseph Robinson, in the 66th year of ber age. Tho relatives and friends of the faim.ly, also the mem- bers of Blooming Grove Lodge, 182, 1. 0. of 0. F. respectfully invited to attend the fueral, od day) morning. at ten o'clock, {rom her later Desvrosses sireet. Siurrps.—On Thursday, February 13, Krazaneru, widow of the lato Sascuvt Snips, a the 79th year of her axe, ‘Khe relatives and friends of the family are respecttuily invited to attend the funeral, thia (Saturday) alternoon, at one o'clock, from her late residence, 153 Eldridge stroot Swait.—On Friday evening, February 14, Raxpaut Surmi, son of Wilson and Rebecca Small, aged 20 years ‘and 7 inonths. ‘Tho friends and relatives of the family are respsctfully invited to attend the funeral servicos, at the residence of hia father, 266 Honry stroet, on Monday afternoon, at fonr o'clock. ‘Tezo.—At Port Royal, S.C..on Sunday, Februar copa Bexsawiy Tex, late of Bermuda, in the Goth of i Histauoral will take place from the house of his son, 117th street, near avenue A, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘Towssrxy.—On Thursday evening, February 13, Ws, H. Towssenn, aged 33 years. ‘The rolatives and friends of the family, also the mem- bors of George Washington Lodge No, 285, F. and A. M., aad the fraternity in general, are invited to attend the funoral, from his Inte resid 116 Sixth avenue, oa ‘one o'clock. ie, om Thuraday, February 12, Decatcn F.,s0n of Jacob and Mary K. ‘Taylor, aged § years, 2 months and 19 days. Waryer.—In Williamsburg, on ‘Thursd: bruary 13. Fumanetn, wife of Mr. Thomas Warner, «ged 53 years ant 2 months. . ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect(ully invited to attend the funeral, from her jate residence, 106 South Fifth street, Williamsburg, om Sanday after. noon, at 2 o'clock. ‘Wesr.--On Friday, February 14, Saran Euizanari, bo- loved wife of Wm. H West, aged 2h years, 1 month aud tives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to atvend the funeral frum the fonilence of her father-in-law, Alired West, No. 174 West Fort sirect, on Monday afternoon, at one o’¢lock, wit! thor invitation. DANCING ACADEMIES. “PODWORTH'S DANCING ACADEMIES, . No. 24 Pith aveuue, cor. Twenty-sixth #t,, New York, a ae 157 Montague street, Brook), S—Tnesdays and Fria) SEASSES—We cine: fur. RESTAURANTS. REE LUNCHES FOR RESTAURANTS FURNISHED on the tnogt reasonable terms, a: the Commodore's, N Now street, N.B-—Clubs and parties can obtaly Fla and Clam Chowd: tae good as the original ehowders made by the Pilgrim rs of New Englan; “AKE IT. DGES OF GOOD ALE aware of the fact that the Gity Alo Vaults are io- cated next door to the Tammany Hail basement, and no- where ele, Home brewed Ale three cents, UMBERLAND COAL—-NOW DISCHARGING AND IN yard under on Red Ash, Kobigh on and Ayn Ash Goat? "Wood by the ‘ord, load. oF bo: HOTT, successor to Abbott & Ladue, 833 Sa mans a Beach street, i ES Ye Cuamae GOAL—A LOT JUST RECRIVE Aiso for oats Peach Orchard, Lehigh and Locust Moun. tain, warranted 18 begenuine afc. Vals rst qualities of i ee ENRY REEVE, H Corner of Canal and Centre and Jane and | West streots, $4. 40. “TAM NOW DELIVERING A svPERIOR x Liverpon aud al fae orally gr well suretand, 0, ie “West ry of _LOST AND ¥ FOUND. FICATE NO. NO. 7341, DATEE DATED D BEITE MBER for twenty shares: Pa Company, inthe anus ot of “Pregeri ck Beran, who will apply toveta coimpany for a new certificat LOST ON, FRIDAY MORNING, FEB, 14, IN FORTY. urth street, between Eighth and Teath jong white lace embroider chief aud newspaper. Biaokman, No. 7 pewariete OST—ON FRIDAY, MTH INST., BETWEEN TWO and tree o'clock P.M M., while going from Irv: ing place to Lafayetve 08 iway, # gold Watch Chai, Alte veral rari aitve fven for ts ‘recovery. Address Keep- sake, Herald office. street, will { PRIME CaALP DOUBLE SOLED boot. . ee At Ae acre SOLDERS SHOULD roadway. Fach SENT, Wal tend dally to all'poh Nuts occupied by our army. At 302 BROADWAY_WEDDING CAEDS, EE Larmor style, at Sl at EB ‘202 Broadway, OST—ON THURSDAY EVENING, FE! m2 IN came from Bryants’ Mins Ma be lberally rewarded by lea ng It at 1005 (re ene ater, OST—A MINK VICTORINE, WHILE AT BRYANTS Minstrels on Thursday evening, or coming from there through Grand street, and down the Bowery to Catharine and Henry strees, ‘The finder will be auitably rewarded by leaving the same at 29 Henry street. OST—A BLACK FROCK OVERCOAT AT HIBERNIAN Hall on Thursday night last, Any person returning ihe above to the coracr of Sherif’ and Delancey streets, it the Liquor store, will receive $8 reward, aud no questions GTEAYED OR STOLEN-FBOM 16 WEST TWENTY fourth street, about 11 A. M., on, the 14th inst a larse Blooduound, brown and black bolty, brown lege aid with long ears and e stripe on’ his rea The namé ot Jas. The andee wil be. lin by returning him to the above address. "It found in ihe pos- session of ady one after this advertisement they will be pro- secut REWARDS. 5) REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN OF a Purple Morocco Poeketbook and conients, loat in New ork or Brovklyn, containing a sum of Money, partly in notes of Newark Banking and Insurance Company. Apply to Purdue & Ward, 39 Pearl street, N. Y. $20 Lost IN THE BOWERY, NEAR BLEECKER gngtteeh se Pocket-book, conuthing g small’ sum of money and a certified check pu the Pacific Bank, dated De- cember 39,1861, for five hundred dollars, J. M. WARDWELL, 8 Chambers street, $20 # REWARD.—LOST, ON THURSDAY ENENING, siant, wt or near Niblo’s Garden, a Gold and Gain, wiih the owners nase inecribe ide of thecas on the The finder will receive the above re- ward and no questions asked by leaving i with John Hooper & Co., edvertisin; ‘Tunes Building FOR CLASSIFICATION, '° ¥ HED ROOM TO LET—SUITABLE FOR two gentlemen, ora gentleman and wile. Call at 113 New Canal street, OARD OF ENGINEERS AND FOREMEN.—AT A meeting of the Board of Bngingers and Fureimen of the New York Fire Department, held Friday evening, the follow. ing premwbie and resolutions were unaaimously ddopte Whereas, this Board of Enginecraand Voremen have pith feelldga of unmixed Fegret, of the sudden dea Thomas J. Morgan, a member of Engine Company No. who fell ai the. Post'of duty, while hastening to the, recent fire in Platt street; Resolved, Thnt this Board have received the Intelligence of the sudden'death of Thomas J. Morgan with emotions of un- feigned regret, and in his decease the Fire Department has lost a worthy, active and honored member, whose memory will long be'eherished with affectionase rezard by all who new his worth and virtues, Resolved, That we tender to the family of the deceased our heartfelt sympathies on the occasion of their mournful be- reavement, and commend them to the loving care of Him who “tempers the wind to the shorn lamb,” and from whom alone they can derive consolation and submission to His divine decrees. Resolved, ‘That we will attend the funeral as a mark of re- spect to ont decensed brothor, ‘and will wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days, Resolved! hat a copy of hese resolutions, signed by. the oficers of this Board, be transmitted to tho family of the \ecease: Resolved, ‘That the various companies of the Fire Depa ment will atiend the Tuncrat on Sunday, the 16h taste at i o'clock ¥. M., forming ou Kast Broadway, the right resting on Montgomery street, without music or banners, wit trumpets draped in mourning, under the direction of the Chiet and Assistant Engtneers, Resolved, That the above preamble and resolutions be published under the directions of the officers of this body. Resolved, That the ollicers and trustees of the Fire Dep ment, the Board of Fire and Appeal Comimissioners, an the Exempt Firema: ion, are respectfully invited to Tullo pith us in paying ine fact’ tribute of respec: to oor de, ceased brother, Resolved, That the Chief Engineer be directed to have the various fire bells tolled during the solemnities, and that Man- huttan Engine No, 8 have ol nege of the Fire Deyariaea JOUN DECKER, Chiet Ruginees ae nA. Jonms, Secretary. _ HORSES, CARRIAGES, Cc. REMARKABLY FINE PAIR or HORSES FOR year arrived. They are nix and seven years old, oun very fast; they stand seventeen ‘To be acen for a few days at Morris’ Arcade 6 Clinton place. A g00P MORGAN BUILT MARE, ABOUT FIVE ‘Years old, for sale at A. Vanoordt's, 401 Ninth ave. FoR, eat SALE-THREE MULES, LARGE, STRONG, Fn Sound and Kind. ‘Apply to ALN. D., foot of West Twen: ree OR SALE—A PAIR OF BAY HORSES, LONG TAILS; six andseven years old; well matched: can trot in 2:60 B. Mackey’s siable, 119and 121 ud action, and fh. I7OR SALE—A PAIR OF YOUNG BAY HORSES, 15% hands, ay tals, kind and sound, Just irom the conatry; can trot together in 33g minutes,” Apply ut 896 Browdway. OR SALE-A CLOSE PANEL COACH, NEARLY aw; has been iit used. Also-8 good pale of Horses ired. ‘They will be sold low fe Apply to Mr. Gonsh''Pustory, Woes ures ene OR SALE—A PAIR OF MORGAN HORSES, FROM Vermont; one 7 years old next aripug, blond bay; the other Siyeatatieat fing, dark chestnut, welche 1,160 pounds ah di kind. Also a new tovercd two nd wi horse 3 Wagon, ait 2 Durning 3G ‘of Concord, order Haat ‘Twenty-fourth street. ORSE WANTED—MUST BE SOUND, , STYLISH, FAST ‘and about 15 hands high, Please Herald ice, giving full deseription and the aeyenetaa a sh pre ‘ORSE AND BUGGY WANTED—FOR THE KEEPING; or a isle more, to use a abort ime every day: will it the best of care, and sausty any Party. of ihe = 6 applicant. Call on or address 8. Dingee & Oo., Nob ine street, NE W CLUB STABLE TO LET OR FOR SALE.—LOT Dyed. in Thirty-tirst strect, 10 fect below Sixth ave- nue. “Terms Hberal. “Apply at 19 West Twenty-first or at 109 ar! street, 01 Broadway, P D0! FOR SALE—THRER ETLAND, PONIES: perfectly gentie every way. Apply to HENRY DUNN: Forty-second street, between icin a sich avenues, Wil! be #0id cheap. Key at 1, corner D ARKABLE Beppo a Ait HYATI'S Life Balsam. Rheum, ac. HYATTS Life alsa The te most aafe rei for the most these diseases. Also old ui sr ergutpelaa,t Worst cases of impurity of rues ore and kidnies, gene- fal debility, dyspepsia, ieipie ae. Principal depot 148 Grand hroet, Bevel ay-ave cents pes Adizhueanners Fy PE . THE DIABIO DE DE eh. na, Gaceta dela 4 ernment news| wr), Loe in “ipat ‘papel : out the Leland of Cube, which? eto ie peanet ae : Sieamebtp Columbta, ti nual belatas the mee ‘efore three Suorehewepapers’, Ap Ig PHILET OS! ot g STEPS, ws above newspapers. P v) will L7 aN vagent for RY: 100 “Broad New ¥ ON isl UTCHES AND CANES FOR THE MILLION—A® Otho inmuufacturer's, C-FINNELL. No. 2 Gortinnataee + Ons, BUNIONS, “INVERTED “NAILS, , ENLARGED | joints and all discases of the fect cured without pain or * i enience to ient by Dr. ZACHARIE, Chriropodist, 760 way. Refers to physicians ant anioas? goons oS the city. R. P. O. BOYD'S CELEBRATED CURE FOR DROPSY¥ ‘can now be had at 341 Sixth avenue, New York. AY’S SPANISH HAIR GLOSS—A GLEAN, wuire’ ‘and elegant chemical pre for prot rowth, luxurianee and beauty of ghe oy the, air, keeping ft moist and in place, and imparting to it a rich,” silky soltuess and highly beautiful tustrethere Isuoibingegaal toit, It is untikeany of the alcohol prepat at 25 conta a bottle, by all, the principal retail druggists. Wholesale Agents, Kitchen, Tyler & Co.,141 Chambers st.; Dixon, Fraser & Hallett, 149 Ghambars strbet, Very liberal discount to dealers. Term: Orders from reliable houses, addressed to ne 'P. FAY, Che- mist, New York city, will receive attention. ACTS WORTH KNOWING—THAT DR. TOBIAS! VE etian Linimentcures instantaneously ‘Chronic Khew. matism, Headache, Toothache, Croup, Sore Throats, Coll and pains of all kinds. ‘The above is a candid statement of what Tobias’ Venetian Liniment will do. Sold by the drug: gists. Price 25c. and S0e. per bottle. ‘APOLEON BOOTS—FOR ARMY OR OTHE! Rk PUR. poses, plain or fancy legs, ae 3 ead Gaiters, $3 50 ad $5, rehdy made or to order, at HUNT! ‘gid Broad. way. PAPER WANTED. = Wanted, to purchase, 3,000 reams of fine Fourdrinier Pris 6 be paid on delivery. Apply at the oflce of thie fash paper. UBLISHED THIS DAY. SOMETHING NEW IN THE LITERARY WORLD, ‘The publishers propoes to lasue this litrary walk q ers PFO} asue this the Tachnitz, ot of the Works of of Brisk autor, ‘and hile they promise that the paper, in To particdibe be tnterior tothe Tanchnitz © evedtion, i ir tend to issue each number of the libra: te’ in itself, ue the low price of 25, cents. ‘Thix will enable the reading nient andelegant form, at a price which will be reach of every ont THE WARDEN; A NOVEL BY ANTHONY TROLLOPE. 283 PAGES. PRICE 25 CENTS. ‘This is the first number of op Hand and Pocket Library, and will be followed by othe class novels. hi All People Who bay have read rhe Meme on8 nd any ly as not read “The W in,” let us counsel ihem t for lost time as soon as may be—will know very well ohat meant by the Daily Jupiter and by Tom Powers, Review. ALSO, PUBLISHED THIS DAY, CASTLE WAFER; OR, T! THE PLA ‘LAIN GOLD RING. be! the author of “Bast Ly Lynne; a ‘the Earl's Daughter.” ‘Son il of incidents, reiting in every so admira- ‘ull of incidents, #0 ex bly written, that one hardly knows how to go fo fo'bed without rending the peep For sale, wholesale and retail, b DICK & FLTZGE! street, N.Y. Coples mailed to any address In he Uatied Bates free of Bouksellers, news agents, sutlers and all others will be sup- plied with any quantities of any books published, at the tow ot cash on ee o*Adaress all onder. to Teesdve prompt and immediate attem: Hon, (0 TUK & FITZGERALD, 18 Ann street, New York. OTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. Le & full supply of Albans now on band, ‘The trade supplied by DOWLING, 65 and 67 Nassau street. sf arses yrepaget sucones oF An edition of sold last week. T™ conrenth oF woxaEs 190 ISSUED THIS MORNING: etre: or 4, containing a graj pio of by Colonel Mich at Deen a wb Hea MON, F iron THE COURT OF cox. “Hane Yorkel.”” Be a PEERS Ee RCHANTS OF NEW WORK, by Waiter are polX WEEKS IN THE SHOW BUSINESS, by Mary BH. FONE a MOURN OUR L088," Punch and its aitors, by James O'Neale Cooke. pet A Lat! OF BE reacts by Tom Quick, ANIGHT AT fe PLAN fi mnion te ane CHAR! 4 WORD 0) RDUCATION, Thattat puiLiran MATTERS, “N ies owhe PERSONAL GOSSIP, about rag? a abroad, AMATIC FEUILLETON, by DEIGINAD AND SELECTED FO DI RIALS, Political and ot otherwit THE “LEADER yt early on SATURDAY morning, and forsale by FFICE, 11 FRANKFORT STREET. <4 4 ve fp ng ee ee WHO HA! nt their Valentines should Seek the the time holds out, by calling at STRONG" Nassau street. (Oh ig LETTER yan COPYIsT, etgraed friends, tol abe ‘wilt remove sarc Rasen re ch Gedo Till then, all communications will 20 and 40 Whitney House, Broadway, ent : DEALERS —THE ADVERTISER WOULD CALL the attention of bis numerous patrons and the public im hoice aseortment fof ready made Wagons, ‘ARD PRIAL, 18 Ninth aveaue, corner of AGONS FIT FOR EVERY BUSINESS PURPOSE W constantly on hand or made to o such os Gro- cer's Milk, Ics, #lumber’s and Express. Every pricle gut hove Warranted to be as representet. You will ond place a ‘that can be f y TANTED—A LIGHT ROCKAWAY CARRIAGE FOR 0, carrying four person A ling, stating pa 0 box 8M Pos afice, will meet attention, 3 HORSES FOR SALE.—ONE BAY HORSE, SIX YEARS old, fifveen anda hi; price $125, One $140. One Loree. nine years old, suit. ive $55, Can be soe at 62 West : “asona)) COPARTN ERSHIP NOTICES. 3k. YOUNG MAN OF STRICT BUSINESS HABITS IS jesirous of conneeting himself as partner or clerk in plished manutacturing oF inereantile house; ean fur. hs dollars and drat class. reference, Ad- n dress, ITE FIRM OF MHUBBARD, | BURG {itis day dissolved by the withdrawal of Walton Burgess, tho business will be continued by the remaining partners ry co. BEING der the fi f Hubbard, Fs Sere oye COHN M. HUBBARD, Tay CHAS. E, McGINLBY, . V. HAMLIN, New Yon » Jan, 1, 1862 Lee 0 GROCERS. THE ADVERTISER, "POSSESSING some capitaland a knowledge of the’ business, would {ke aa interest in a fatally grocery business already esta- bi "Any. part concern in od loeation Would tind w tevorable opportunity of extending the busi. hess, For farther comminication of an interview addres Hasiness, Herald oot LE MANTE! "Alarge stock on hand. and pases forany Kind ordered this wont KLABER'S marble yard, 113 East Bight Thirdaveuue, Mauitels put upin any pl ae ARIS. — P nore TRADESMEN. | Massox Daxtstx, patented by the Emproseand of Engiand and. Holland. No.6 Boulevard des frctagirue dein Paty. Silka India. and French; Cash Shawls, Lace, Lingarie, Mantles, Fancy Goods, W Suita, Court and Ball Dreases. DkxsSMAKER.—Maison Fauvet, No. 4 rue Monars. ‘Tux Heappursses axp Mintineny of Mile. Soller, 45 tue Nouve St, Augustine, Fepresgnt so truiy the type of dlatine- Hon that several soreign courte, by whom as been bien ‘the patent’ ¢, in the most tlattering terms have adopt- them, mle atari cee fe ease Mone aine.--(Bronze Ohine ead, Ancient Pursvares: IE MONOESTEN AND CLOGKN=LS Hoy and Fils, roakers to Ng rs Cutaa--Chine’ Crystal, gale eben Paiais Royal, Galerie Montpeusier, 21 und ‘Goupeaynr AnD JewxtueneWices, 43 rus do DArbresea, near the Louvre. Prices in known vtigares. 298 WASHING. SAE YOUR MONEY. A. Sg Son atuteh corner, of of Mareay, aor fang Re cit oat Farniiy Soap, box 72 nd 60 Iba, Bdge. ure Starch, box #0 Ibs, Sea Hf ner AND MATERIALS. FOR WATCHMAKERS, Pest agra ntists, and thee les, (PATENT TEPER Fa et ieee wae like any 000.5%. ‘TED, A Pranry To InvEst J_ ca sun extally with the sdvertenr | jiewsant and lucrative cash pnetaee, (rom = may he realized tn a short time, ie, guite before 10 A. M ar. 12 West Thirt $5.000-%. ranrt wav pal Hon and naw ine gdweln ver oe |W gente a. of Mr. "JACKBON, mi A rare opport those of means nee: ORSES WANTED FOR THK UNITED STATES GO- vernment, Jericy OF THe SENIOR QvaRTeN Wasnunaror, ARMY ov Tite PoTomac, Bente, proponals ry and a Will be ree Rucner, De partment on Monday the 17th to rh con hei uh Achased in lots & callie se ‘and no bids will be entertaned for ® greater number AY ONE Person. ” TNO bid willbe envertotned that {a not endorsed by two maible persona, who will Arisa thet the bidder Willcompty with his proporition, If it should be aoe Twenty-rive a tbe fromthe opentitg of the Vids for the comp! ion, wel tae itvery of the horses. ‘Of the ahove horses, 300 ato required for cavalry and 990 fo rtillery. for ae ISORIPTION OF HORSES REQUIRED. 16 hands in height: between & and 8 be from 15 to y Tt oftges or aerk colora; well hroket to the saddle, ‘compactly built and free from all detec Letireen 8 and 8 years of To be ws am 6 handed icy her . defects; well broken to eat “auld he eons erick thet Tnetate eine we ad eve’ ve 18 COR! Service require sie ART in VAN Vii “haa Brigadier General and 1 with some jot over a2, with a view Pere photoeray ington, D. C. YOUNG MAN OF 23, WITH PLENTY OF MONEY t business 1d be to fu brigut business prospects, wou plewed to ope A YOUNG } MILITARY ovricee “WISHES 70 ‘COR td wecom| love ra if convenient, Lieut. Edgar B, rales an youth, beaut co wealth an hang ‘matrimony. lady ments cal moet ith Songen lal spirit by Satresst ‘illiam Secor, Brovkiyn Post noi “A GENTLEMAN IN THE PRIME OF LIFE Is DE. Grouse of forming the acquaintance Pj @ lady not over thirty years old—a young widow preferred—who is prepos- eeasing in person and refined in minners, to a yg he pl ‘hich flow from the union vw for the pl eee wihk oy re] asia ty ] miset # prompt response. “ Ty AGED AMERICAN GENTLEMAN eg yea, sdavess, in Gouniemen, U. V.R., Herald OF on iat si y. GOOD EDUCATION AND YOUNG aor or the anquninianee of a eal of wealth with «lw Co matrimony. Answers solicited trom nspantin een in reply Lady Gay Spanker, station A, Spring Sie THIS , Tie EYE OF aT YOUNG desirous of the heart and hand of an young, grlcnene let her address, Sse i] ,