The New York Herald Newspaper, February 13, 1865, Page 3

SOUTH AMERICA, ADDITIONAL NEWS FROM PERU. The Spanish-Peruvian War Question. The Probability of an Early Settlement, Reo Ree ae. Our Lima Correspondence. Lou, Jan. 18 1868, Were and Rumors of Wars.—Negotiations Going On with Grim visaged war appears to be the order of the day, @ct only in North but in South America, for late advices ‘and Paraguay, besides then ever-ending civil war in the Province of Montevideo, a new attempt of the same ‘Mature in Bolivia, which is certainly unwarranted, rash and in more senses than one very unpatriotic; and last, though on account of its possible complications perhaps, ‘Rot least, the Spanish-Peruvian difficulties, on which as ‘sual, the principal interest of the last fortnight has eentred in this locality, but without any extraordi- mary dimunition of the customary fostivitics of Christ- ‘Tas and the New Year. The second mission despatched tothe Spanish Admiral at the Chincha Islands by the South American Congress on the 25th ult., per chartered @teamer, appears to have been a repetition of the first, simply, in fact, that the Congress would persist in con- gidering the question between Peru and Spain as meri- ean, unless things were returned to their original state Previous to the notorious aggression. Two days after, the steamer returned, bringing what may or may not Ihave been the consequence, but certain it is, that on the ‘23d, the national steam transport Chalaco left at noon for the Islands under a flag of truce and carrying General ‘Vivanco with two attachés, with instructions, as explained ‘by the Minister to the Peruvian Coggress, to communicate ‘with the Admiral, and demand the abandonment of tho Yeland and the required salute to the flag, when, if com- Blied with, the General might enter into nogotiations for which he had full powers, The Chalaco returned on the evening of tho 2d inst., without the Minidter, who, it ‘sppeara, had beon cordially received by the Admiral; but sathe supreme authorities of Peru apparently reside in the clouds, or appear to think that tho nation has noth- ‘fing to do with the question, nothing is positively known of the result, though the game has been going on by de- Spatches overland, and by the steamer, which left again en the th for the game destination and returned yesterday, ‘till with the same mystery—a continuation of the reserve which has produced the actual government as much diffl- @ulty and animadversion as the errors in judgment and. ‘@nsound: measures displayed in almost every branch ef the administration. Rumors, in consequence, bear the ‘waried colors of the rainbow; but, although peace may ‘ultimately come of the negotiations, the arrangement Gees not appear s0 casy as was looked forward to, nor @an the result be confidently caleulated upon. ‘VIEW OF THE QUESTION, organ of the new Cabinet, -stion as one full of dificult and says the ministers wish for energetic action, desire the disapprobation all former Measures and the retirement of the squadron from tho Pacific. This indecision may possibly have originated the Enstprovebla bens of en undermanding eigen Matual and simultaneous salute of ‘the two flags, for which purpose one of the Spanish {frigates would appear Loos anity prheane eae Ree eT Formal denial of ic:paton in alleged injuries to the Span’ omer, and an av of ignorance as to the quality of the Secrtary during the alleged attempt of imprisonment of said ESOreary. Appointment of a minister to the peninsula to explaii 1¢ occurrences at Talambo with reference to the ed towards Spaniards, which may be said, on passant, ‘Rot to be mentioned. pecuniary claims to be referred to @ mixed com- Oblivion of all with other republics arisi: ‘ut of the conflict between Spain and Peru. si 4 DISINTERESTED VIEW, for granted that peace would be le for Peru, in spite of the unwarranted inji Ps ‘Sear up the tnbroglion appears ‘but natural thatthe ie * Matter endeavor to obtain some semblance of an amicable agreement in order to cover her ity; but in Feality most of these requirements have been official! rae away, and the iniary claims have led; nor is there any reason to think that men. are sometimes visited well to recollect the when, as a weaker aggressions Power, aay some day be called upon to ‘defend her outlying G neral Herron, one of the members of the South American Congress, was publicly reccived by the Presi- Gent on the 29th ult. as Plenipotent wepublic of Guatemala. jnister for the ‘THE PERUVIAN MINISTRY AND THE PRESS. Oat of thirty-two jurymen elected for the year to do- the of the fourteen have @aves, every one is very chari peop! means, and of the thousands who live on the public purse all wish to save their own incor ‘and practice Zeanomy with those of their neighbors. What will come of it, ate & problem. The mint of Lima, under the monetary conversion con- @ract, conceded to individuals some months since, coined 4m tho month of November, 271,782 hard ‘dollars, 14,750 pounds of silver; but, unfortunately, as the ce of trade is against this country, all this coinage { exported by merchants in the usual operations of com- ©, and it is said that as much as five millions of dollars in gold and silver coin have been sent principally to Europe during the last two years. This may be con- eidered somewhat serious when it is known that no part weil guarant the metal! ntation; but no onc is aware of this fact, as none of the banks havo taken the troubie to satisfy the public; though, if the trath be said, there is 60 far no reason to bel But when we learn and asters occurring amidst mercantil fing resources eo wondrous in their that hore, with resources proportionately e@certain Red of aad the ra be ually creeping over pul mind, especiall; Bo fanking laws exist (0 Peru, and no —y Teaponsile ‘a broach of faith above the common defective laws of commerce. But the interests of the banks themecives will tis gave the area from tof ys should anything extraordinary odour, pudd find jiself without any b possibility of which NEW ? 8 E i] 3 i : i i ii ili aft i u F &E i i is z, 5 E & ii # & d | i i i ] i lie te Ht BE Loea, Jan. 38, 1865, The American Congress Bubble “Bust’—The Republics “Won't Come to the Scratch” —Peru Left tn the Lurch— Fate of a Treaty Box —Not the “Great Japan Trunk," &c, ‘The Spanieh-Peruvian bibble has exploded. All the most patriotic declamations of our penny-e-liners, ail the bully vociferations of our political charlatans, all repre- eentations, all threats, all intimation, all intrigues, all meetings of clubs and ministers, even those of the Ame- rican Congress included—all, all, have ended in smoke. Peru does not fight, because it has noither men nor means to fight with. Chile isof the same opinion, and alleged that our navy belongs to the Crab family. Bolivia prefers to have her boundary line defined before fighting Spain, as the penlomles, pirates could not gall across the Cordillera. @ Argentine republic prefers to havo her little difficulty with Chile, regarding the territor:al jurisdiction of Patagonia, out of the way. Ecuador, at all events, must follow the regular course of the law of na- tions. aties of friendship and commerce exist between Spain.and that republic; and Peru has at different times followed the most aggressive policy towards the govern- ment of Moreno. Similar arguments wero addressed by New Granada, Venozuela, Costa Rica; and, so far as the Spanish-Peruvian question was concerned, tho svi disante American Congresg also ended in smoke. Therefore, on the 29h ult., this government gent Gen. Vivanco to the Chinchas to propose conditions of peace to the Spanish Admiral commanding the invad ng squadron. The Peruvian messenger of peace has not returned ye: + but his Secretary arrived last night. He reports that all is satifactorily arranged, except, the gilding of the pill, notwithstanding it had already been swallowed by Gene- rai Vivanco, on the 10th instant, at adinner party on board of the flazship Resolucion, to which our peace mes- senger contributed six hundred pounds of Boston ice. The first toast proposed by General Vivan:o was “Piva la !”” To which Admiral Pareja responded, “Mi /’a- i Peru!” and the ‘@alleo!’? (the Spanish Admiral ig @native of Lima). Crusted “huile de Herd iz” settled the hash. Peru pays; Peru apologizes; Peru ‘‘en few” satistles the demands of Mr. Pacheco, her Catholic Majes- ty’s Foreign Secretary, on the 24th of June last. Tho Portfolios to hold the new Spanish treaty are already or- dered; but unfortunately there is no yellow silk velvet in Lima. Spain shares her national colors with the Pport—to wit: the quarantine. By-the-by, speaking of treaties, let me mention that as willing as this govern- ment is to enter into treaties; as careless and ind fferent as it is to guard them, the original treaty ratifled between this government and the United States, signed by Pro- sident Lincoln and Mr. Seward, with the great seal of State attached, in a silver box, bound in blue velvet and white satin, I have for over more than a year seen be- tween tho rubbish of a bookbinder’s shop, where it was loft as a pattern for making portfolios. Yesterday I took it out of the rubbish, and explained to the foreman of the shop that it was the “last”? treaty between the United States and Peru, Tho captain of an Halian brig which arrived day before yesterday from Tomé, Chile, reports to have met off the Pett of Talcahuana a large armed steamer, with the Inited States colors; he was hailed and interrogatd in regard to American shipping in Chilean ports. The man- ners, ways and the extraordinary large crew on bard of the steamer, made the Italian captain suspect that aho muade’emdarit on board ‘of Capt, Pearsoure. facehip vit on of earson’s I Lancaster, now at Callao, ibe next mail I hope to be able to remit the financial and commercial statistics of this repubilc for the your 1864. ‘They are far from being satisfactory. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Warxer—Deseamve.—On Suturday, bg 4 4, by the Rev. Robert Travis, R. 8. WALK'R, of Now Yorl, to Mrs. Euza B. Deszamus, of New Orleans, La, New Orleans papers please copy. Died. Axnot,—On Sunday, February 12, Racnet Arnot, wife ae Arnot (twin daughter of James and Margaret D ‘The friends and relatives of the seri A are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) afternvon, at two o'clock, from the resid’nce of her parents, No 260 Seventh avenue. eee oe Saturday, February 11, Joan F. Burcu, ears. ay res and friends of the family are invited to attend tho funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence o° bs brother-in-law, John E. Sedly, 419 Pacific street, Brooklyn. Utica, (N. ¥,) and (alifornia papers please copy. Bavitox.—On Sunday, Fobruary 12, Witiam P., infant sonof John and Lillian Baulton, aged 6 months and 1 day. The relatives and friends are resp'ctfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of Lis parents, No. 186 Henry street, ou Tuesday morning, at ten o'clock. New papers please copy. pe Freeh on Saturday, Febroary 11, Soorr eos of Flushing, Long Isiand, iu the 69th year of age. The friends and relatives of the family aro invited to attend the funeral, at the Frieuds’ meeting hovse in Flushing, on Tuesday morn ven o'clock, Trains leave James slip and Thirty-iourth streot ferries at ten o'clock A, M. Batwwin.—At Passaic, N. J., on Saturday, Februa: Cuaxtorre Many, iniant daughter of 0. D. Baldwin, aged 3 months. ‘The friends and relatives are invited to attend th: faneral, from the residence of J. P. Townsend, Exq., 121 East Thirty-first stro.t, New York this (Monday) a‘ter- noon, at one o’clogk. . Droxsoy.—At Ravenswood, L. I., on Friday, February 10, Mrs. Exuzanem Dick:oy, of Glen Cov, LL, relict of’ John P. Dickson, in the 80th year of her ‘age. ‘The funeral will take place from hvr lave residence, at Glen Cove, this (Monday) afternoon, at two v'cock. Dusw.—On Saturday, February 11, Marcaker Doxy, widow of John Dunn, in the 79h year of her age. relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at o'clock, from the house of her sou-.n-iaw, George R. Nails, sese- role reper between Sixth and Seventh streets, Green- point, Newark (N. J.) papers please 4 De yt Lahald = Saturday, ‘Febreary 11, Don Frax- ere DE CaRDENAsS, @ native ‘of Cuba, in the 46th year of ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at 51. Stephen's charen, East Twenty-eghth street, thi: (Monday) moruing, at ten o'clock, where a solemp high mass will be performed for the repose of his soul. Frrru.—On Saturday, February 11, Mansa, wife of Joseph R. Frith, and daughter of Cornelius and Sarah Ackerman. ‘The friends and relatives of the family aro invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at four o'clock, from her late residence, 166 West Thirty-seveuth street. Haarr.—On Saturday, February 11, Lovurs Hacer, in the 36th year of his ag: The relatives and frends of the family, alao the mem- bers of Palestine Lodge 204, F. and A. !., and the frater- nity in seneral, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 63 Pike street, on Tues- afternoon, at one o'clock. orice, —The snembers o° Palestine Lodge No, 204, F. ‘and A. M., are notified to attend @ spec'al communeaiion of the Lodge to be held at thy rooms No. 604 Broadway, on Tuesday, February 14, at twelv» M., for the purpose o| the last tribute of respect to our deceased brother, Potis wr. By order of R. EVANS, W.M. ©, H. Coox, Secretary. Hark.—On Sunday, Febraary 12, after along and to- dious illness, Joauen Hann, aged 46 yoare, His friends and acquaintan es are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from his late resideuce, 85 King street, on Tuesday afternoon, at one o'cioc ie re- mains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery. Hicexn.—On Sunday, February 12, at Beechwood, the residence of the Rev. Dr. Creighton, Midsuipman DASE Houiusenean Hicnex, of the United States Navy, youngest son of the Rev. Dr. Higbee, of New York. His friends, and those of the family, are invited to at- tend the funeral, from ‘Trinity chapel, on Wednesday noon, twelve o clock. Huriow.—On Saturday, February 11, after a long {il- in Isatsnk R, Honiow, Sandy Hook pilot, 87 years, 2 months and 6 days. ‘The friends of the family, also the members of Munn Lodge No. 190, F, and A. M., aud the New York and New Jorvey pilots, are respectfully invited to attend the fune- ral, fron his late residence, No. $1 Oxford street, brook. lyn, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, Hanwxotox.—On Saturday, February 11, Dewwrs, son of John and Ann Harrington, aged 2 years, 7 monthe and pt 8. vane relatives and friends of tho family ere invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at haif past one o'clock, fromthe residence of his parents, 85 Third oagh Hew York. a On Saturday, February 11, after « short ill. a wife of Thomas H. Jenkins, and daughter of joCready, 10 tho 28th year of her age. ry ll, M. E. Tho relatives and fronds ard invited to ationd th I, at Frinity church, Hoboken, this (Mouday) morn- at eleven o'clock, RONB.—On Friday, February 10, Mancanet Rereca daughter of Christian’ and Anna Krone, aged 3 yearn, 9 ys. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | invited to attend te Cuneral, this (Mouday) afternoon, at one o'clock, irom 65 Vandam agtreet. The remuing will be interred in Lavheran Cometory. | iP. —At Hoboken, suddenly, un Senday morning, Fob- ruary 1 Mra Baran Kir, widow of Phils Kip. qed, ‘The Solantvee one friends of tho family are rempeottully - YORE HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1865 attend the , from 8 ou Wodndeday anerseay at hal pest aad dogl’, om Saturday, February 12, Ganasrs- the members of La and friends Fa. ive Invied wo ttend the eo, 28 ighth avenoe, ‘ils semning rn trainin 7 a Lodge, on o'clock to attend th Lay a io saree - en Wi Me NEGUS Ww. M Lswa.—On the beloved wife of Laban Le when we experienced wi enabled us to the westerly gale. met by another north we f evening 1" in the Zou pear of het ‘8t John ww B.) papers Morcan.—In yy Forrghc pr ap Naha of Burtis & Morgan, in the pid friends are \uvited d the fu- ives are neral, from the Church of the Redocenee,, Pacite Thureday, February 9, AS AND OIL STOCKS.—THE OWNER OF A LARGE amount of Stocks of Ges Companies in different cities information address hairiest pe phan mines street and Fourth avenue, this e’clock. ‘Mzuuz.—On Sunday, February 12, Pack Mzamn, aged FFICE OF THE SYLY, ANY, Fa Ly tr a pa eR yr ives are full; to . se aitend the funeral, from the residence of bis brother, Meek of the Fopnarrene. Com Sonteny, & na 1k Feb Deiook. ls remains wil bo taken to Calvary Camotery ui ith, Both day foclusi Me il for interment, i "* GEO. A. HOYT, Tressurer. 12, Ann Mirae, aged 0 ETROLEUM.—FOR SALE, 15) ACRES, IN PEE, OF of county Cavan, Ire- Pp very good Ol! Territory, in Warren county, Pa. If de- fn ot the family are pei ee caer a eee erraeus attend the funeral, from her lato residence, No. 147 stock of said company in’ part payment. This offers a great Thompson street, on Tuesday avte atonsvoiolock. chance of profit to an active, enterprising man, Address R, Neviz—On Saturday, February fh, ELEaNos ML£ Co, Dox 1,790 Post office, MN in the 78th year of her age. The relatives and friends, and also those of her chil- dren, Theodore, Edgar and Elvira Neville are invited to UBLIC PETROLEUM STOCK EXCHANGE, 78 BROAD- way, corner Rector street.—The propristors Of the Public Petroletim Stock, Exchange have fixed the rate of admission for peper. Notice of the funeral will be given in Tuesday's Tie nerve hav cer ae sce mee paid a ‘icnors.—On Saturday, F. 11, Mra. Jane 8; e present rooin being found inadequat Nicuots, daughter of te late Jeremiah and Saran Staith, Pletades (Br), Guilt arrangements are already in progress for occupying ick in tho 68th year of her age. . Jan SI, lat $4 15, lon 71. ‘ g reer quarters i, Oe, vitally of the other The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | ,,Big Lerey, from Matamoros for Liverpoot, Feb 3, lat $1 28, invited to attend the funeral, on Tu afternoon, at American Ports. SECURITY WANTED—BY A DISCHARGED fa ff one o'clock, from her late residence, 768 Highth avenue, | BOSTON, Feb 1 ener Ce mi TR, Lunt, Rarbadon; | b>, tgilfe $2,000 to go Into business with. Address f Pownna-On Saturday, February 11, H. G. Powxna, | ocean Home Br), Whelden. Haronse Almonet, Eumpner: | cave Security, box 12 Herald office. Jr., on of Henty G. and Elizabeth Powers, aged 7 years. | New Orleans; Union, do; brigs Autumn (Br), White, Aux MPHE CHERRY RUN PETROLEUM, COMPANY OF New York—Second Monthly Dividend.—The Trustees of | this Company have this day declared a dividend of one per ‘tho friends of the family are invited to attend the Times es Gonaives de Paix; funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the Scott, Norman's Pond, Turks Islands; schra E $ ; fsden, Chuse, Cape Haytien; Loyalist ( well, Grand : residence of D, H. Gould, 01 Remsen street, Brooklyn. — | Arka irothers, Howes. Gremey Talend Winned’ Raanc | cent upon th stock of the Company, payable on and Peancr.—At Fairmoant, West Farms, on Saturday, | Snow, Patuxent River, Clara Elfen, Dexter, Eleubethport. | Mfler the 20th inniant,at thelr office, | a a February 11, Joux Pesuce, aged 71 years, Qld steamer Norman, Baker, Philadelphia. ‘Sid ship Engle | ingtant inclusive. "ALEX. GRANT, Jr., Secretary. jo, Telatives and friends are respectfully invited to | WINE + barks Manuello, Buence ene, Maw | nae cones See Tae, attend the funoral, at the residence of his eon-in-law, Henry Conklin, this (Monday) afternoon, at half-past three o'clock, Traine leave Twenty-sixth'street at balf- past two P.M. Pryser.—Suddenly, on Saturday, February 11, of in- amnseioe of the lungs, Fanny, wife of Frederick JM. eyser, Orleans; brig Stanlev, St Mi rome, Clara, and L A'Sparl from Gottenburg; Cabot, BALTIMORE, Feb 10—. Genoa; barks Arlington, Bartlett, Boston; Modena, Ryier, Arecibo; brigs Neva, Talbot, Fortress Monroe; Uuteorn (Br), Thomas, Surinam; sehra Ocean Belle, Irons, NYork; Tanta- 1865.—Parties holding thirty (0) or more coupons on three years seven and three-tenth bonds, maturing on the 16th inst., are requested to hand them in with schedules at ‘any time before that date. Holders complying with the above will have thelr cqupons examined and checks given for in edules will | Opies STATES TREASURY, NEW YORK, FEB. 1, t aged 37 years. i i : them on the 14th after $ o'clock . M. 0 ¢ funeral will take place from her late residence, 219 mount, Davis, Jacksonville, Fla; Mott Bedell, Bedell, Kock. be furnished upon application at the interest. Department of West Th rty.second street, between Eighth and Ninth | schr WH Atwood, Barker, vie Patuxent River. sid | ‘isofice, JOHN A. STEWART, Assistant Sroasurer. barks P C Warwick (Br), Rio Janeiro; Selah, Boston; brigs Jago avenues, this {rag morning, at ten o’clock precisely. Reww.—On Friday, February 10, after a short, bat 6e- vere illness, ANDREW Rein, aged 64 yoars and 6 months. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at half-past ono o'clock, from his late residence, 140 East Fourleenth street, without further notice. Rwiiwy.—At his residence, 252 Third avenue, on Fri- day, February 10, Tuouas Risuurr, aged 64 yearn and 4 8. y The relatives and friends of the family, also the Board of Managers of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylums, are Fespectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, this (Monday) morning, at balf-past nine o'clock. 'No carriages allowed, Reprwnn,—At Yorkville, on Friday, Febrnary. 10, S8\nau Fouuen Repyeiin, infant daughter of Charles and Sarah Redficld, aged 1 year, 4 months and 3 days? ‘Alas! dur home's made desolate, The cherish=d one iz gone; But knowing God! that she's with Thee We bow, Thy will be done. Senorita, Bahia; Mechanic, Clenfuegoa: Prestissimo, 8t . do Cuba. PHILADELPHIA, Feb 11—Below ships Westmoreland, from Pensacola; Tonawanda, from Liverpool. ‘LAND, Feb 10—Arr brig Fanule Butler, Bartlett, It A SAN FRANCISCO, Jan S1—Arr ships Arracan, Whitmore, and King Philip, Bickford, NYork; Feb 1, Fatr Wind, Tuy: or, do. 500 2, $1,000 WANTED,—BY A DISCHARGED ‘soldier, to publish some original songs and musie with; security Address Music, box 113 13.000 -WANTED, FOR FIVE, YEARS. BOND 0. + and mortgage on first class city property. didrees Loan, box 172 Herald office. $100.000 FnxOX%, BOCK FRE RAILROAD a ims ton York elty property: Aprly to Company's Seven Per Cent Bonds for s ims to sult WOOD & CO., 22 | $300.000 "Kew it MASON, William No. 5% Pine street, rooms 10 and 11. iven in the plates and copyright Heraid oftice. __ FINANCIAL IREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF COMPTROL- ler of the Currency, Washington, Jan. 25, 1865. ‘Whereas, by sutisfactory evidence presented to the under- wgned, Ithas been made to appear that the American Na- foun Bank of New York, in the city of New York, in the sounty of New York and State of New York, has been duly organized under and according to the requirements of the vot of Congress, entitled "An act to provide a national cur- Fency, secured by a pledge of United States bonds, and to provide for the circulation and redemption thereof,” ap- proved June 3, 1864, and has complied with all the provisions af suid act required to be complied with before commencing the business of banking under anid act; AN AT SIX PER CENT ON DRY Goons. A’ BH. MAGUSEKEEPING GooDs, LACES AND EMBROIDERIES, HOSIERY, GLOVES AND UNDERWEA RIBBONS AND FRENCH FLOW ERS, Rare qualities, in one Fo young, Now, therefore, I, Hugh McCulloch, Comptroller of the YANKEE NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS. Sheme forth in that dear mind— Gurresey do hereby ometiCy hat The Asarrioan National Always on hand a {ullatock of on GLOVES, Affection true, bright intellect, Bent of iey sore aetna ee: BEST QUALITY FREN LOVES, ‘Were both in her combined. Buffilo papers please copy. Starzn.—On Friday evening, February 10, of paralysis of tho brain, Mre, Eravttsps Suarer, wife of Richard James Hater, in the lst year of her ‘of New Yor mence the business of banking und in testimony whereof, witness uy \ filth day of J i Cost Wee ya) HUGH McCULLOCH, {Sea} Comptroller of the Currenay. Fifty conte a pair under the regular prices, R, H. MACY, Nos, 204 and 206 Sixth avenue, near Fourteenth street, the act aforesaid. and and seal of office, LL OUR BLACK AND COLORED SILKS e fami ‘The friends and acqua‘ntances of are re- | PROPOSALS FOR Will be offered at spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday after- P 87, TREMENDOUS BARGAINS noon, at one o’clock, from her late residence, 189 West BALANCE NOT AWAK: ON PROPOSALS, to close sale previous to alterations. Fourteenth street. OF JANUARY 5 188, rock. W. R, ROBERTS, 262 Bowory. Ta110¥.—At_Hobokon, N. J., on Sunday, February 12, HRW LORE COUNTY COUR Ogee eto one SoMa Mrs, Ropanna Tet ox, in the Soth year of her age. untl Saturday. February 18, 1865, at two o'clock P. M.. when | AL BE ett. CHENE SILKS, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | the same will be publicly opened, for the whole or any part of ‘At 12s. per yard left, ' invited to attend the funcral, on ‘Tuesday morning, at | the sum of One Hundred and ‘Fifty-seven Thousand Two at tHe GREAT SALE, cloven o'clock, at St, Mary’s church, Hoboken, where a | Hundred Dollars of “The New York County Court House ‘362 Bowery. mass o1 Stock,” authorized by chapter 242 of the laws of 1864, and by W. R. ROBERTS. solemn of requiem will bo performed for the repose | Stocks, authorized b of edly ak A of her soul. Carriages will be provided by the family: | Mayor May 8, 1864. sgehixtanige if Taw NORD OF TEOSE ho extra carriages allowed, ‘said stock {s to provide additional means for the con- | AL See PLANNELS Vanpermir.—On Saturday, February 11, Dewrr C. n of the New County Court House, on Left, at 4s. 6d., worth 7a, es nH cS bosses Ty tae ris ees Peale cack per sauniny pean cael eucenlinvec: toe tebaater ap vile OReAT mame ie funeral services wi 6 place this V) “J mn > jowery. noon at, three o'lock, from bis late retdence, 18% Weet | May and November in each year, and the prinelpal will be re- "yw. R. ROBERTS. deemed as follows, viz:— ’ Sixty-seven thousand two hundred dollars on the 1st day of November, 189; and Ninety thousand dollars on the lst day of November, 1890. The proposals will sate the, amount of stock desired, and the price per one hundred dollars thereof; and the persons whose proposals are accepted will thereupon be required to pov en Sa the County Treasurer the sums awarded to them respective ‘Ou preseating to the Comptrotier the receipts of the County Treasurer for such deposits the parties will be en- titled ‘to receive certificates for equal amounts of the par value of the sums awarded to them, bearing interest from the dates of payment. Each proposition should be sealed and endorsed “Proposals for New York County Court House Stock,” and enclosed in a second envelope, » to the Comptroller, sais Tight le reserved to rejeot any oF all of the bide, 1f the interest nt} ufre it. oUnly Fea TATTHEW T, BRENNAN, Comptrolter. erator oF FINANCE, Orrice, Feb. 8, 185. NEW COAL COMPANY.—A PARTY OF GENTLE- men owning » large tract of Coal lands in Pennaylvan! to be within the oil belt, and needing but one mile o: with New York | B5c. Twenty-fourth street. ‘Van IngRstive.—Sadden'y, on Saturday afternoon, five o'clock, Jans 7. Van Inknstive, in the 47th year of his ace. His friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at. tend the funeral, from his Inte residence, 43 Second are. pcos! ga Fortieth street, this (Mouday) atternoon, at two o'clock, Warknsew,—At Harlem, on Sunday morning, Febroary Vn Agrive J. Warensoy, aged 41 years, 5 months and 1 rv. The plativer and friends of the family, and those of his brother-in-law, Timothy Kelly and Poter McCusker, are invited to attend tie funeral, on Tucsday afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, 113th street, be- tween Third and Fourth avenues. Watrwa.—On Saturday, February 11, Ira R., infent son of James and Letitia Waters, agod $ months’ and 20 days, The relatives and friends of the family nro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, Eleventh avenue, between Eighticth and Eighty- first streets, on Tuerday afternoon, at one o'clock AL» OUR DRESS Goons, FRENCH MERINOS, POPLINS, tc. o., MARKED DOWN STILL 1 LL, LOWE! 'W. R. ROBERTS, 252 Bowery. ARGAINS, BARGAINS, FOR THE NEXT Ve oad Days. CLOSING OUT SALE or PEYTON & JOHNSTON'S splendid stock of DRY GOODS, amounts UNTANGMMENT OF TILL STORB, GREAT SACRIFICE IN’ DOMESTIC GOODS, FROM AUCTION. LOOK AT THE PRICES. FINE PAST COLORED PRINTS, at 28. » yard, worth Crrv or New Yor! Courtnot A believed lateral railroad to conneet it by rail and ea: Wenk.—On Sunday, February 12, Ronin, the belove: | RespLretted.w conseoty by tan ae peasy tat HEAVY GINGHAMS, best goods, at $0c., worth 400, hurbaud of Mary Work, aka ed yet maalive of Cerne: | of Pennsylvania laviie capitsiiets to 6 gonterensa,witt a view EINE SIR MOREA etude want sige of consumating an morket within @ few wocks. ofice of HENRY 8. MOTT Boe CLOSING, NO LIABILITIES TO STOCKHOLDERS. THE FIRST NATIONAL PETROLEUM COMPANY OF NEW YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA. nization, and pitting coal into the riiculara apply at the barren, Stirling, Scotland. ao ‘& CO., 195 Broadwa; The funeral will take place on Tuesday sfternoon, at two o'clock, from his late resirtence, #6 Fart Seventh street. The remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery, ‘The friends of the family are invited to aiieud, aleo the Tailors’ Trade Union. Glasgow paper please copy. Woorworri.—On Sanday, February 12, of consump- tion, at the residenco of her brother-in jaw, FC. Sted. maz, in this city, Assy Avousta, daughtoy of Are Wood- IBAVY CANTON FLANNEL, at Sic. and é@c. LF sd BEST PAPER eUeEED oe wide, at 25c., w ‘B8e. WHITE AND COLORED CORSET JEANS, at 26c., worth 'WAMSUTTA BLEACHD MUSLINS, at 500. BEST DELAINES, 38c. and S7}sc. T yard. HEAVY SHEETINGS, at S6c., Se. to Abe. FEYTON & JOHNSTON, 274 Bowery, near Houston street. = ve wns nll worth, aged 22 years, Organised under the laws of tie State of New York, Janu- ARGAINS IN LINENS, DAMASKS, toBT Remains’ will be carried to Danicieoavitte, Conn., pi Le FLANNEL, BLANKETS AND TOWELINGS, for intermen' CAPITAL STOCK, $1,000,000, ‘ in 210,000 shares of $5 each. Ls GREAT A wary, W. R. ROBERTS. SFR WERE no Lavanrog Bienen CITY OF LONDON, Saturday, Fo aie Fe by 28. EPP EEGE Nour ene ‘and every succeeding Maturday, at acta, titan plar 44 North ts Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Bi ta lant” rit a A rete ans wrelr ts here at rates. ‘steamers have superior accommodations for fers, are strongly bullt in water tight iron tent fire annililators. Experienced surgeons rr. steamer we Bay Jueenstown, to 7, SE’ oi mies 18 Hus Noire Dame aca Wictalres, joire Dame. 4 uurse; i Philadelphia, to JOHN @. DALE, 11) Walnut street, or at the company's offices. ——___ 0G. DALE, Agent, 18 Brosdwag, BY. R LIVERPOOL—CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN— Cunard steamship AFRICA, from Boston vis Halifax, 16. AUSTRALASIAN’ from New York, Febras cap a- ry FROM NEW YORE. $182 60| Second cabin. MONEY FROM BOSTON. $112 60 | Second cabin. ce in gold or ius equivaleni, or apply For freight or Passage SPR 2 RD, No. 4 Bowling Gress. Mu STEAMERS TO FRANCE DIRE! er TRANSATLANTIC COMPAN Orst class meal sieanabipe bet HAVRE. FROM NEW YORK TO HAVRE. are = - .Wedn ASHINGTON..... First cabin (inetndin, nd cabin ( includin, ble gold table wine). table wine! ‘Payal or {ts equivalent “Hedioat Attendance free of charge ‘oF freight OF Passage PP Se MACKENZIE, Agent, No. 7 Broadway, New York. At Paria 12 Boulevard des Capucines (Grand Hotel); a& Havre, WILLIAM ISELIN & CO. ATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. TO NSTOWN AND are or From pier 47, North river. PENNSYLVANIA ....Saturday, Mareb 12, Cabt i e, $45, payable in currency. For passage app! to, WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broads U ITED STATES MAIL LINE, FOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA, Greut reduction in steerage rates, The following first elias sidewheel steamships will be Ge spatched at noon precisely from pier No, 3 North river pa Fobraary 18 anama with Golden Age.) i PARA ER February 29 onnecting at Panama with Constitution.) Slocum. D. B. ALLEN, No. 6 Bowling Green, FORNIA VIA NICARA- The Central American 2th of eves For freight or passage apply to ‘6, OLE, D. 8. Fates of passage. TON, Agent, mast rticulars apply to D. N. CARI Weat street corner of Warren street. HE BRITISH MAIL STEAMSHIP MONTEZUMA WILL be regularly despatched tor Kingston, Ji on the 22d of each month, at 2 P.M. For passage, pays ble in gol viret Cabin ee? A. WIITTNEY, 26 Broadway, 1 WALL, Agents. HE HAMBURG {1 0\CAN PACKET COMPANY'S steamship 8.x Havre Becond Cabin: ‘Apply to CHAS. A.W For frelght apply st Broadwa, EW ORLEANS DIRECT, 18, ut § steamship MOR. STAR, Nelson co ier, will sail above from pier 40 North river, |For frolglit OF passage app to JAMES A, TURDAY, PBB, ates side-whoel OR NEW ORLEANS VIA I The United States mall ste Ya? iia : Ge, W. Couch, Commander, | leave pler 18, North river, for New Orleans via Evan, on. Wednesd ay, Feb. 15, ot three o'clock P. M. precisely, For freight or p " G, HEINER: mn it MAIL 81D) rt. — leave Pic rth river,on W february a So'clock P. M., pracieels for Havana direct. For or passage apply to SPOFFORD, TILESTON & CO., 29 - way. J{OR LIVERPOOL—OLD BLACK BALL LINE.—THE FOSTER, JR. will sail op Thurs. diy, Pebranry 16. Por passage apply on, board, Took of Beck , Rebraary 16. Por passage apply mth ireet oF to ROCHE BROTHERS & COFFE, @ South OR MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA-KANGAROO LI Netitral flag. Fitst- vessel. ‘The Britiah ship BIA Hondon, will sal early in March, Por Ceight @ pty ob board, pier 10 Gust river, or to MAILLE! QGLREAU, ihe Wall street USTRALIA.—THE BRITISH SHIP PATRICK HENRY, ner 17 Bow river, sails 13th February for Melbou Bark QUEENSLAND. ther 9 East river. for Sydney, and EASTWAKD HO, pier 10 East river, for Dunedin and land, New Zeatini, with quick despatch, have gominodations tor pateeigers. |For frvight Or to R. W. CAMERON, 63 Heaver street. ASSAGE TO AND FROM THE OLD COUNTRY, dratts availavle in all paris of England, Ireland, potent poe ab be vw rates, Leip on to ‘or their friends or remit money to any part 2 by appifing wo TAPSOOTS, tea by ASSAGE. FROM OR TO THE OLD COUNTRY 4 Thompgon's Blick Star Line. | The WE! saile try, can jo #0 at reduced re BROTHERS & CO., 86 South street, Tuary 16. Apply at the office, 275 Ps TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. and 4 P.M. y he procured at the offices of W as, In New York ant Brooklyn. checked he residence 10 uli points on this road wi connections. ieoealls CLOTHING, | ION. —LADIES AN. he highest price for Ci vessing Mr. or Mra, jedtord. Surat —LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WILL RE cei te igh thet yf Cloghing, Fur. ive the st prices for their Cant Off Clothing, niture, Carpets, &c., by calling om oF addressing Mr, or Mra, 6. Mibit, fis Tuird avenue. © A limited amount of Btock reserved at $3 a share. ‘aly. “Five wells new going aowne 7m 7 DIVIDEND PAYING FROM THE START. OFFICE NO. 100 BROADWAY. “ OFFICERS. PRESIDENT, AS, H. APPLEGATE, 1 C. it. Applegate & Bro., 854 Broadway. s H 1 P PIN G N E w s , Qomtarvarier OF THE GREAT ALTERATION SALE, barrel rela pig Tas CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM. W. B. ROBERGS, Movements of Ocean Stcamers, peo EUROPE. Se J. W. BRADLEY'S NEW PATENT Canada..052, J. ee BOStON, JOUN'L DOUGLASS, DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OR DOUBLE) 8PRING SKIRT, Afrtes diel mamma aa THE GREATEST INVENTION OF THE AGBAN City of “London Liverpoct Sr Etlees ti Dine alseel HOOP SKIRTS. ie SECRETARY, JOHN 0. HOYT, ceased to wear the stiff, unwieldy and Hage fed Commission Merchant, No. 4 Cedar street. skirta, having found ex oy HGH WATK.......™nOrN 0 % CRTENAL AUPCHuRTENGET, be rd vuble) SI pring Ski Port of New York, February 14, 1865, if -, ies, railroad cars, cart mehaira, chureh pews : Wee OF THuave, Pa | Sher or pmenade un house reas. "The oahio Springs ARRIVED. PrOPERTY NO. 1~SEVENTY BARRELS OF OIL DAILY. are the toughest, moat springy and durable by far of any in Steamship Kineflaher, Rector, Baltimore, wh rerpettial ease of a ewerand » half nerer on the celebrated bees BN wy rege A win moe pave ne bp oa Brig Rosetta (of Vietou, NS), Marmond, Halifax, 11 én Hichanan Farm, unction of Oil Creek an erry 5 oun with Sah and cond, to mnseter ved cal Loop skirt ever made, ‘Two new oil wells Low in balf operation, yielding seventy one half goes to the First Nation: Bohr 5 F Keese’ (of Nassau, NP). Farr, Nesenu, 9 deys, For sale tnt most first class stores in this city and through: with radee and 40 passengers, to O “ ieum Company. Che ears ei present supply of off is equivalent to the ntof at | out the United States, Ube eli to tow the ship Wann Tou rer eat monthly dlvidende to the aloctholders ae to this ely to tow the ship Robin Hoo BELOW. Bark American Engle. Brig Flight, from Cardenas, Brig. J W Johnson. Wind at sunset 3 their investment, LOSING BUSINESS.—GREAT BARGAINS IN LADIES® and children’s clothing at the United States Juvenile rehouse, late Chambe: G AMAGED BLACK SILKS. {lividend of two per cent for re still “pouring in consta ebrnary. oat this poverty are the famous “Pillip i “ind other wells, which have been 4 rH iM tis will immediately be sunk by the Company. tools, and tubing now on the —————— Bogine GRos DE RHINES, , . PROPERTY NO. 2—FORTY ACRES OF THE ranm. GROS GRAINS American Siipmasters’ Association. Tht {operty, owned in fee, Mes just north of Plumer, on AND TAFFETAS, No 61 Watt. Streer—Roows 2, 25 anv bois sidoe of Cherry ran, in ‘a diréot line between the “No- | Just purehased at action at @ groat sncrifice, very alightly Tho following approved Masters and Ofticers bave recetved | 0 ich owed 2,000 barrels daily, and the new 300. | damaged. » on Pithole creek (owned by the U. 8, Petroleum Also. commissions from tix Association: — Company), and but « little distance ench. One hun- DAMAGED LINENS, JEgoNnte, DAMASKS AND Captains—2000, Erastus H Booth ; 8975, Nicodeng L dred now wells are now going down between the Hatch farm ‘ . yelg Norte rd, Stephon Know Tg it Banas eet | rok ceri larg fow of “oll has just ‘bee truck on PEYTON & JOHNSTON, 24 Bowery, John F Br brig Hydra; hn Sw is amet working ery a . “Coquette” wi aaadind tereren “%, vd aed neh Poste: S08 Brederick Willan Haste | fo meets, the, Maple Shade” well of 800 barrels, the “te- ME. IMOGENE WALTON, @80 BROADWAY, TAS rk Tina Forbes; 29%, Wm Gordon, | ving” well'of 300 barrela. the Story farm.. the Rynd farm just roceived a case of imported Flowers, together with 3078, Joseph Packard, brig Golden Leads “Tare farm are in the immediate vielnity, novell 1p opera Bonnets, ¢ Hathaway, sehr MS Hathaway; Sts, Joseph & la —————— ke Liebty; hus7, EYTON & JOHNSTON, ian 10M, Williain C Poge abip Pi jam Buckles, scur Florence ® Lawre; rs ‘Will offer this week All commissions outstanding over ong year require to be — THEIR MAGNIFICENT STOCK or prosented at the office for renewal, Miscellaneous. ve wells now being bored—one having reached the y 0 having ir tonded i A’ 1% SEVENTH AVENUR, LADIE® AMD GE! will be astonished to see the prices paid by the . MINTZ, iT Clothing, for miik $5 to fe ponest desler, |B. N for ew Coats, wane call or scud@ note to the well known B. MINTZ, 194 Seventh avenue, third above Twenty-third street, formerly of Sixth avenue, ‘waited on by Mra, Mintz. ADVANCED —THE PRICES OF CAST OFF WEARING A ture, Cai a, ac, at the Calife from $10 to $00, Coats from to teurcen Twenty-eccond sod Pwentyt ue, beLwe -awcond ani x ‘all orders will be duly attended to, in oF out (ATIENTION-LADIES AND | GENTLEMEN | i wanfag, Carpets, by culling on LION, O81 or 371 Thied ave Dadies attendd by Mrs. Leon. T LEAST FIFTY PER CENT MORE CAN BE OB. tained for Lidies’ and geutlemen's at OF Bernings Carpets, &e., by cling on oF ing Mr. orfMrs, DUCAS, 188 Beventh avenue. MERCHANT TAILORS—1 WILL BUY ANY QUANTITY of new Clothing, mieaiita, &c., for the Weatera market, Ik at the store, or address THOS. DrcoRROy tor ean $50,000. fitereat price puts uhm . STRAUKS, 909 nth avenua, between Thirty fourth streets. Ladies atte eet. ier EMOVALS. _ EMOVAL—THE PEOPLE'S LIN! Steamboat Company.” Dourtl street to thel DENTISTRY. SET OF TEETH MADE IN THRKER HOUR! autixfnction of no pay, at 290 sixth Yange required. Call and sew e fronts, artiticial palates, Ac. ; hand, at 280 SIxth avenue, between Fisteenth First National Petroleum Compan: — Rare & W Tournoox, from St Martina for Boston, at eater Teen na SILKS, ones GOODE, AL Wine tein $3 he id and gis Holmes’ Hole, experienced coutinued northerly gale from lat | ‘Prince and “Auburn,” of 160 barrels ‘each, CLOAKS SHAWLS, useful w all others. Went the ny 80, wad wplit malls, reat wells, Org bees " AY STILL FURTHER RELOCED PRES: extracted a reduction, at 200 Fourth street, near Barrow, Burg Avrowy (I:), White, at Roston from Aux Cayen, re phury xo. 4-117 one OP roe mrantiix ran. ——— hed alin porte Ath ary lat 3909, lon 73 0, saw the wreck of a versel, Allon Ol! Creek, jast above Tituaville, and owned in fee, We call special attention to-this announcement, as tt 1s our . Rppareutiy a herm brig Rigo ried by experienced off operators ab one of the finest off | Intention to close out these stocks vo building our | [)ENTISTS: TIN FOIL, AT $200 PER PACK: Dt Bria Menoasere (Hr), lotely wreseg on Montauk, wae | poonertics Ae. Ae bape et aad Bienen tte NEW STORE. FaYTOR 2 soniera Sa wg Foil me wo order at current rates of golds a ht id taken in lew Loud ry oii d a of oom Chg Bloke he ven ee mg og gugety $08 OvOE GOD wells." Beveral will be sunk immer 4 Bawery. CHARLES HOOTEL, 3 Beckman street, New York, ‘nt from he eo crew on te —— ———————— Jeft th 7 ~ PROPERTY FO. 6~200 ACHES IN WeeT VIRGINIA. G00) . q loft the athe. Pt | aye toare of about $0 acres of rich oll: becring innde on the | WW e™ 9900S SEL AQODR ow. ocmon, _-- BIPRBGOBS of Shag wanac and about oue inile from the | 1! le Kanawha and Dankard creek, in West Virginia, givin O} ie than URNHAM'S PURNITURG BXPABas, BURNHAM'®: whore of Montauk” The owners expect to raise her, to the ee ep bpd seven-elghd ings WET AND PiwaceD B oe oy Boxing Kava Lishroeat, Bure rhs bu ‘ * ) ie 1 ary fa Wheat Ped a ake tsetiy ea yo Wee Reo: | fy tin he ACG hea range, whieh haulage eae | M™ Raa sour. “ic iS went Ravonh avert, between Pf and Finoerowa, ie high ou the beach. The oargo hos boon aaved a aL. as care ELA Birth venues na ddaraagied state, and Rold wt ay Or IB Cant Paapunty nO. ¢ —— Ho eitacene Wlna wether shouts woes mar oONE | A lene of aces Urata ll. bearing land, stag on ONAL NRIRTS, 80% woes, FURNITURE, he by AE Uh pro rable, Little Konawha river and Dunkard creck, in the vicinity of | ap GREAT BARGAINS, Depa ne nena n et fcrn Mayrrowen—A letter from Capt Crabtree, Inte of the | property No. 5 PEYTON & JOHNSTON, Meonieicest ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FUR. poh are Rowen Piaf Mgt Pipyices, THE RESERVED BHARES—ALI, STOCKHOLDERS ON AN EQUAL 1714 Bowery, neat Houston street, Fr miuare fer ee ESR jee eker] ported, na, Jon Bl, ways 4 ’ Hor age "kease, pet Thole Zi, and had got off Bow and Ky ty when th Subscriptions will be received, i further notice, for » — — intings, Bronges, Clock, Chandelier: weather shotin thick, with mows, tried pack to the | Imlted athount of tbe oapieal stoth, at the lower came price NEW PUBLICATIONS. Meads, Ward oben Mattresses, Batension” Tabi Vineyard, but was onoble, and was compelled to go to sea, | of $3 ashare—par value $6—the same being full paid w eee ye > oi ae ee China, O) and Bilver nate arte «“ wind blowing beavy. Hove overvoard one ter of hay | stock, free from all assesaments and iabilities, in whic! Bite hen ye HYSIOLOOY, PHRENOLOGY, PHYSL, | teenth street, between Fifth and Sixth aver from the deek, and held off by the wind; carried away main | respect the original subseribers and $hong who my now put 4 ognomy and nychology oi characters = fey ail, aptit inaincail, Re. On thea encountered another | down thelr amon mand on prectealy the dame foolng Individpale given tn the LUSTRATED. Pi LOK. CIGARS AND Fopacco, beary gly MOST OF THE REBERVED STOCK | CAL JOUINAL, 20 cents number, or $2 a yer, For wn nhooelnre gests Joh. ee HAVING ALREADY BREN SUPSCRIBED, conts the January And February nu, wot by first post, ITY BANK, PRATH AMBOY, N. J., TAKEN A’ THE FRORS, WILL PORITIVELY BB | To secnte the Pence By num with all the por- | Falun eteeet corn eon, A. | CLOSKD ON TINK: NBTANT. | Kialinond a6 once fo KOWLBE & Wiis, Bo Broadway, | _ Lense watmnion, Ae ! OFFICK NO, WO BROADWAY, | Mew Yorm, cigars 04 hand jor eale caecap, .