The New York Herald Newspaper, February 1, 1868, Page 7

rete FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Fainar, Jan. 31~6 P, M. ‘The gold marke! has been quiet to-day and the fluciu- ‘Qtions wore from 14044 to 140)¢, with the closing trang- mctionsat 1403¢. The deciine in the forenoon bad the ‘e@eot of stimulating the demand for fore‘zn exchange, ‘whieh reacted upon the premium, and hence the re- overy, The largest holders of coin are the English and ‘Germaa bankers, and the ‘short’ interest outstanding ‘wemains light, in consequence of the prevailing impres- fuion that the tendency of tho price of gold n greenback ‘ upward, owing mainly (o the disastrous reconstruction (policy of Gongrees, Cash gold is therefore abundant, vand loans wero made at rates varying from ‘three’ to seven per cent for carrying, The gross clearings amounted to $38,748,000, the gold ‘Dalances to $1,951,774, and the currency balances to 92,785,142, It was known late in the afternoon that ‘he House of Representatives had agroed by « vote of 204 to 43 to the report of the conference committee on ‘the bill repealing the tax on cotton grown after 1867 and exempting foreign cotton from import duty after the first of November next, but the news exerted no ‘perceptible influence upon the transactions, This measure was imperatively demanded on the score of Public necessity in the south, and even with she repeal ofthe tax it is doubtful whether the next crop will be ‘as large as the last one, for the poverty of planters and ‘the-demoralization of the labor system are stumbling ‘blocks the way of cotton culture hard to be over- Come é the face of the active competition of other Countries in the cotton markets of the world. ‘The uaprincipled speculators and their emissaries who @ been circulating false reports during the last few days, in order to depress tho stock market, revamped their story about a now issue of Erie stock this morning by saying that the Erie Company was about to capitalize ite leases, This absurdity sufficed to make some per- sons set! out, and the stock at one time declined to 735. Atis trae that by a law passed by the last Legislature apy railway compatiy in this State may capitalize its Jeases, but the Erie Company pays seven per cent per snnum upon these, and what sane man would convert @ seven per cent socurity into a non-dividend paying one at 74%, The New York Central Company capitalized its Athens branch lease last year, but the Yate of interest in that cuse was only six per cent and ‘he stook was seliing at 103 a 104 when the capital ‘tion took place. Had the stock been selling below par those who were receiving six per cent under the lease ‘would not have entered into the arrangement. If, however, the Erie Company could capitalize its leases, amounting im all to about ten millions, it would bea ‘very good thing for the stockholders, as it weuld save ‘the company the $700,000 a year which it bas now to pay on account of these; but it fs very obvious that there is no possibility of this ebange boing made while Erie common stock remains “Below par and pays no dividend, If New York Central had torsell above par before its six per cent leases were capitalized it is evident that a stil! greater inducement ‘would be necessary to the capitalization of the seve! por cent leases of the Erie Company, But of course those who concocted this report knew that it was with. out foundation in fact. Their only object was to alarm timid holders of the stock and make them soli out, in order that they might buy at the decline, Preparatory to « fresh upward movement, The Speculative directors make it their business to ewindle the street by misrepresentation, and such men are a disgrace to the management of any corporation. ‘They use their office to its detrimont aud their own Personal gain, and make a habit of iving in order that! hey may stea) from the pockets of the pub: ‘the @tock market became firmer as the day advanced, while tho efforts to depress Erie seemed to have spent their force, and a genera! recovery of prices took jlace. Rock Teland was particularly strong, and it is easy to see that im tho event of the Supreme Court declaring the issue of tho $4 900,000 of new stock illegal thére, would be a demand for that amount of old stock to replace {t pre!imipary to the final disposition of the proceeds of tie sale by the under tho managemont ofa receiver. The natural te acy of prices on tho Stock Exchange is upward, and this 1 strengthened by the growing plethora of money. Loans are made at four por cent on govern- ments and four and five miacellaneous collaterals, ‘while Grst clags commercial paper ts in-demand at Sig a ©}¢ percent. The drain of currency from the West and orher points continues, and the supply of joanabie funds w largely in excess of the demand, Government securities were dull and rather heavy during the early part of the day, although there was a good investment demand at the counters of the leading dealers, In the afternoon, however, the market be- came strong, and there was a brisk speculative ‘uquiry for fivo-twenties of all the issues, uuder which prices advanced 14a % percent, The plethora of idle capital at this centre is causing large purchases to be made for temporary investment by the banks, trust companies and other corporations, as well as individuals, and tue cendency of prices is upward. Thero fs also an active demand for Ccntral Pacitic iret mortgage railway bonds through the financial agents of the company, Messrs. Fisk & Hateb, and the price of the bonds bas just been advanced from uinety-ive and tuterest to ninety-eight and interest. At the close the market was strong at the subjoined quota- tions:—Registered, 1882, 1113¢ a 111%; coupon, 1581, J111¢ @ 111%; 5-20's, registered, 1862, 108% @ 10844; 6-20's, coupon, 1862, 111 a 111%; do, 1864, 108% 209; do, 1865, 1004 a 109% ; do., 1885, January and July, 1075 a 107%; do., 1867, 107%{ a 107%; 10-40%, registered, 1045; @ 104%; 1040's, coupon, 104 204% ; June 7.30's, 107% a 107%; Inly do., 107% a 207%; May compounds, 1864, 117°; 9 117/,; Auguet do., 116% w 11684; September do,, 116 a 11614 ; October do, 116% 0 116. The following circular bas been issued to-day by ‘Messrs. Fisk & Hatch in reiation to the first mortgage ‘oonds of the Central Pacific Railway Company :— The sale of the first @ bonds of the Central Pacific Raitroad Company has recently been so rapid and extensive that the full amount wah the company z oposed to sell at the ofigiosl price of 95 and interest as been marketed, and tue price has been advanced to.08 and interest, The progress of the road, a conditien of the company’s affairs, their abundant cas! igh credit would s:em to fully the price of their first mortgage afford a suMfcient guarantee of an active demand he bonds at the advanced rate, Owing to the failure of the members of the regular ‘and open stock boards to make a satisfactory ‘with the lessee of the lower-hall of the Stock Exchange ‘building, it is announced that they will meet to-morrow for the transaction of business in the long room under the Gold Exehange, in New street, The public will be admitted ag spectators, but only members of the two ‘voards will be permitted to take part in the dealings. ‘The object of this movement appears to be to exclude a soumber of persons who aro not members of either wooard from transacting business as brokers or as buyers and eellers om their own account. This result may pos- aibly be accomplished, but in the absence of any othor ‘eve for the lower ball of the Stock Exchange the proba- Wwility is that terms will be made which will result in the ‘brokers returning to their old quarters, although itis a wretchedly dark and iil ventilated apariment, . Erie sold down to 74}, at the Fifth Avenue Hotol last sight, but {t opened with o firmer tone this morning, and at the early session of the open board sales were made at M40 74%, and the whole raliway share market was firm, At the first regular board thore was a qoueral decline and Erie sold as low as 73% New York Contral closed % lower than at the samo time yesterday; Erie 1%, Cloveland and Pittaburg 1, Cleve. tand and Toledo 2X, Rock Isiand 1, Northwestern pro- ferred 1%, Fort Wayne 2, Pacific Mail 1}, Cumbertand Coal 1, Western Union Tolograpn' %;, Michigan Southern 244. Government securitios wore duli, and at the soon call coupon five-twenties of 1865 closed »; lower, new fesue of 1865 %%, seven-thirtion, second series, 4¢. At ‘the open board at one o'clock the market was firmer and Erie sold at 74% and Rock Isian 9%. Thove ‘was farther improvement after the call, and at the gecond reaular board the speculative fecling was strong and a sharp advance took place in all the leading stocks. Erie sold at 74)¢ and Now York Central at 12934, ox dividend, equivalent to 192% with the dividena Rock Island advanced to par and ® quarter. Erie closed 8 higher than at tho first regular board, Michigan Southern 1%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 1%, Rook Isiand 114, Northwestern preferred 14, Fort ‘Wayne 1, Mitwavies and St. Paul 3, Quicksilver 3, ‘New York Central was 1% lower, ex dividend, Govern- mont securities were strong; coupon five-twonties of 1865 Closed ‘4 higher, new issue of 1866 3;, Missouri sixes advanced 44. At the open board at half-past three the advance was not fully sustained, but the market was @teady and quiet in tone and Erie sold at 74 9 74%, Rock Istand 100, Northweetorn preferred 7374, Michi- igan Southern 88%, New York Central 129%, ex diri- Goud, and Pacific Mail 114% @ 114%, During the remainder of the afternoon the market was firm, with an NEW YORK HERALD, active demand for Erie; and at the close, at ® quarter to six o'clock, the following quotations were current :— New York Central, 129% a 12054; Erie, 745; a 74; Reading, 96 » 96%{; Michigan Southern, 8834 « 88%; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 97% a 98; Rock Island, 100 41004; Fort Wayne,'1033¢ a 1054; Northwestern, 60 0 6034; do preferred, 74 a 74'; Pacific Mail, 114% a 114%; Obio and Mississippi certificates, 32% a 33; ‘Western Union Telegraph, 87+; a 37%, ‘The foregu exchange market was very firm, but rather tnactive. Owing to the scarcity of commercial Dille the leading drawers advanced their rate for ster- ling 368%. Bankers’ bitls on England at sixty days werp quoted at the close at 109% 0 110; at three days, 110 @ 11044; commercial bills, 109 a 100%. Bilis on Paris at sixty days, 5.16 0 6,.13%¢; at three days, 6.1255 a 5.1154. The business transacted at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of the United States in this city yesterday was as follows:— Castoms $17,653,217 97,492,706 sete $418, 000 4 etl £90,000 Balance 4,216,644 The receipts for customs, and the receipts, payments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city for the ex- plred@ portion of the week have been as foliows:— — Howse, Sub- Tr receipts. Receipts. Payments, Jan, 2.9008 949 $4,705,221 $2,526,695. $109, 915,062 Jan. 28 519.479 1.646) ,938T 916.907 110, 643,141 bio. 335 1,238,380 798,185 111,088,387 os 447,016 2'431,182 2,585,200 110,039,278 413,000 4,216,644 17,653,217 97,492, 706 tue of the {mporiations of dry goods at this port for the week ending January 30 compares with the previous week 12 follows:— ao—Jan, 23.-— —-dan. 30.-— Consumption. Phos. Value, Phgs. Manufactures of woo! 239 $119,261 262 Manufactures of cot! 557 608 Manufactures of silk 280 561 Manufactures of fa: 627 403 Afiscellaneous. «9 201 Total... 202 2,035 Withdra Manufactures of wool,, 317 362 $158.526 Manufactures of cotton, 422 409 = 109}295 Manufactures of silk, ., 995 Manufactures of Sax... 4 646 Miscellaneous. . 8 11,143 Total. .ecseseeeee coed, 881 $423,605 Warchoused. Manufactures of woo!.. 1 673 $251,361 Manvfacturee of cotton, 293 455 114,363 Manufactures of silk... 44 44 (54,476 Manufactures of fax... 330 204 80,075 Miacellancous,......... 539 67 = 26,286 Total.....sseecee s+ 017 $390,422 1,508 9620/5068 Receipts and Disbursements at the Office of the United States Assistant Treasurer, New York, for Jnnuary, 1568. December 31, 1867, by balance ............$101,083,223 Receipts during the month— Cnstoms, + $7,208,589 Gold notes,... Internal revenue ‘Three por cent certificates. Post Office Department. "Transfers Disbursing accounts . ‘Assay Office Interest accounts. 45,908 17, 244,220- 92,181,210 Total .. - $195, 264, 443 Disbursing accounts - Assay Offiée....... Interest accounts—in coin. Do, in currency ..... Balance . Balance to er. Treasurar U, 5. . $40 5 - disbursing ae'ts, 13.000, cid $97,492,706 Balance to Avsay Office... .. 2.476.018 Balance to ch. ibtereat accounta 1,360,189 --————— $97,492,706 Receipts tor customs tm the month of Janu- IG TOOT. occrosccccsoccgerececes + 9,520,584 Kece‘pte for customs. in the ‘pouttt of Janu. ary 1868... * 204. $89 Decrease in Jan ary, 1368 | 515,095 Statement of Business nt the United States Assay Office ut New York for the Mouth Sts. Ending January 31, Depostts of gold— Foreign coin. bullion. States Bullion. Unit Total ee BE $372,000 Deposits of silver, faciudiag purchases— Foreign coin. ” Foreign builion United States bullion— Gold bars stamped. Travemitced to United States Mint, Phiiadeiphi for coinage. . SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Friday, Jan, 31—10:15 A. 000 TS 6x, 1 US 520, , 12 sien us 1.40, con. Mg (0... -12 o'elocs ie ales, 800 boxes Pat 104. a ib a 1%, for short rit and 12,0, a 12 $e: it) UB 5-20, o, "65, 11500 don A ofelock a q Bi Es) . 0 iit Hag Pd WN 1S 7, 1 a ‘ervey RK SL Oto: & Misa BR... irs - os EE Se EH a = saat ~ os Beatty =e 5s 4 8 & ‘ @ ies 74 ney fooss Ne roo ue 10 10044 COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fripar, Jan, 1-6 P. M, Beeswax was quiet bul steady at 0c. a 40)¢0. for Wenern and Routhern yellow, Cortom.—There was @ very active demand for ali pur poses, anda further advance of }e. per pound was esta” Nshed, the market closing strong et the improvement, The ales embeaced 11,20 bales, inclpding 4,281 for export, 2,348 for speculation, 2,460 for spinning aud 2,600 in transitu. ‘We quote:— ing ae at foree fob ake, Ses —Adamentae ware quist but stondy at fle 9 ate Se igounr. Sperm wore steady at 450. @ 48c., and patent Seer aes uaineae ara aay ae ty $8 drums caus cases, ans 9 aiid see ‘opitim ou private duit, ‘The supply of soe te ltl market St. Domingo and Jamaica logwoud were all kinds st fair. quoted at 31 4 gol Fiovn anv Gaaix. —Receipts, 4.068 bb's. . 0 do. and bags cora moat, 4.400 bushels wheut. 45,b%: 6,290 S62 do, seed. “The demand for state and Western the market was some- aire embrane bls. at the quotations South. et but slendy with sales of 800 bbls,” Call fornia four was in fairly active demand and rather frm sales were made of 2,000 bla. a at prices indicating u. cl from yesterday's rates. Bye four was et WHbd a mn ‘erate demand ; sales 400 bl Corn meal was dull. but un- changed; we note sales ndywine at We quote: * of $00 bbls. Brat rine at $6 S7i6, State ana Western. 98 25.0 2 16 10 10a 10 So W 65a 11 00 97% 012 00 10 Wall oo 1 50a 4 00 W Mall w 12041300 13 60a ld 50 16 50 a 16 60 i 00a 13 50 Fenty or a do... M4 004 15 5D Callforota flour (aacks and bbis) 12 a i375 ye flour (eu) » TB.se 9B 60. — » 6 with o1 nj woderate milling demand was quic but holders. were drm the sales were confined to shout 18,000 bushels "at $303 for white Canada, Bi cor white California, and $225 tor amber Green Bay. Corn being oF sO 0) ee eky tiem but the demand was moderate; wales of 50,000 bushels made at $1 24a $1.96 for om xed | dua, $1 gba 31 fs, ior pone don gi 3 Sl 8h f in store: $1 36 $1 $8 for ubw: white ‘Rother sand 813 0 $1233¢ for ter Mow Jer Oats at a decline of ds. Were dull and heavy; sale: Western in store, “cheek w 000 bushels at Sbise. for Rye was dull and nominal. pariey was higher, with of bushels Western at lait was dull and nom| Precurs.—The market remulned quiet, but previous rates to all ports were fully maintained. The chartering, busi. bees rebaaitved auiet, The, cugagements werg:—To 700 bbix, rosin al s., 240 boxes bacon at Bs. peiroleam ou private terrus, rely cura at lard at Os. 20) bales cotton at heese ac Bs. ‘Lo Bremen, 1000 bbls, ros steamer, 1,000 bales Hes cotton at 1ige-., 1.200 ueroen and 50 'thds. tobaceo at To London, 79 at 400, and, steamer, 25 tierves bnet al 9 dam, 1,100 cotton and 100 tieror private ‘otine To Antwerp, 1.00) bls To Hamburg, 190 tierees tar The charters were:— petroleum at Bs. a schooner, d back, with wugar at on petroleum on private terms, and 100 bales cotton on private terms. A Bark tothe Baltic, 1,89 bbls. 1,000 bbls. capacity, to Port Sde.; two schooners from May to Porto Rico, with lum: bee. and back to Now York wi agar at Be and Tuolonses Olid t “ fen, 1.400 bbis. veascl, about sO bbts on .600 bbls, an prelly from Phil delphi (oa French port, off in bbls. and in tS, OM private terms, Gusxy Crorn was dull ominal at about Ive, Mesars. T. K. Cummina & Co, make the stock , 1888, in New’ at bales, tn Boston 18.500. 8,000 Guns Baca We mote the sale oF 20 tales at 18}¢¢. Stock Janusry 31, 1668, in New York 13,000 bales, in Boston 13,000, Haar. -_daalia swag ull and nominal at ‘Ww0.. gold. ines as ont deci change. ing waa qui AU $L 1S m $1 20, and retail | $i sa $10, Ipxs were moderately active and tirm at the subjoined Quotations. The sules were 3.000 Central Aineri ut 16e. gold; 725 wet salted Buenos Ayren, Sl tbs ‘4 Corrtonies, 2174 Ibe., at 190. do. ; 22 be, 172 Caracas and 137 West india on rare tornae. We qigie:Buchoy Ayres, 25 to $@ tbs... 19% Buenos Ayres, 20 (035 Ibs, 20¢.; Montevideo, 31 10.33 Iba. 190. Bio Grande, 29 10. 32 Ths. 18/0. * 20 iba niifornia, 22 19 25 the., 18'to Mt Ihs.. 15e., and Texas, 22 to at te, do. me don Jun mt gee Lae all. pid —The market Was unchanged, being steady and es, 39 bales nt le, u Gc. for Anhert pig bout $84 for od $49 for Gleugarn We ee {no fen re Wad a very large ne in American the nalen ce uprising about 6,000 tons livery, upon a as 85 for No. 1. We learn that cornpanies are ofering aba shade lower prices. No. 2 muy be qyoted ai $33 2 $34. Sales were made of 200 tons old Tatls om private terms Lyarmie.—The demand for hemlock sole 1s prices turail kids are tirm, 1 diura damaged and good poor damag aud wanted. Receipts coutinue small, Ste reduced. Oaik is qu Grande ‘light were Pe, ; heavy, 2 nia Tight, 6c. a ov dintiaged, Re, a middie. (24¥éc, fair, 3, a y Wan Bleady APS sleamuion at $U fil tap —Ordiiary foreign wan dull and nomiapl at geld Motassnscoatinned qitet, bit diem. Sales were mate of unserti S8'oc. ewhat low Thera were oe of lo Kosin was in 7, pole. strained Fe ned (or No. Tat $350 om do. to low pale. B83; gtom was held 18, hin proved demand, the sales being. cil of Fen: 5,000 000 do, for the anid ai $1 23, 4 Marchal $1 15. Crushers’ prees were aneh $115 in casks and $t 18 in bbls, Tard oil w ter at $1 17a $1 W for prime ity, but we heart of ny iraporsant sales. deasks olive were disposed gf at $2. Cit distilled red was unchanged at 60c. @ 62,0, Fish oflé were dull but firm at $3.08 for erade aperia and Ge. for crude whale. Menhaden was held atSJe, A sale was rumored. We heard of no isles. Western, w 8 held at old. Receipts. 188" hie cr Engen cui zoen'3, 28 do, and o2 kege’lund, 1046 d Thera vvag a’ trifle more activity In the Dork prices wern belter, closing ateaily at $31 Old, mess, SLI BG a 2,000 bbis.. tu lots, at AGE, Bi5 n 949; city, fu bags, $88. PeavTions fe oo seed gs Ww for W Mt Iy_active and for pickled for sutol noked hu Bacon w were inoder 10 pkes, % for dry fi a iu fair demond ‘and WY Lerces veliaer rand cheese was —Chemung. Snssex ins, 460, @ Gk: Chat es duiries, firkias, nd other ‘counties, firkins, ‘4c, nities difiries, Welsh wh irkins, 4c. derided change. We | Chenango countie aa, Cayuge and Del Broou ud. tate @ 4c. ; ordinary State > half firkin nts. ‘State dat- Flog, ine to extra, de. a Se; alt lickin tab, Sate dairies ont fide. nla dairies, firk factory. Laney ‘ine I4ize.: factory, common to ally #1 dairies, Fancy pad extra qnatiig Tie. a ‘be farm dairion, fair to good, (8c. 3 farm dairies, common, He ald, Orange county skimmed cheese, Bee'a i Nike Garett ot oe and th tg for them check anmand.. Standard, white, may be quoted at ie, ; of 2.00 bbls, were rumored on private terms, O Raph further «ates wore made of 290 bbls, for vext month Free was dall and nominal at about 40) 40. a A1ly0, dart ” Ww bois. Nex ‘white en private terms, and 600 do. do. for Jamary remained sleadyand firm, with # siail supply. ha was quoted at 10ige, a 1146, with emall sales witl- Ra ated abit 3, pec, ander d ae: lock, ain ‘aoate footed up Xe. « judieg prime refining at ae. eile site, jaunty: pre rots a lbige, for toh white and i ‘, itesert onn were quiet, but held at former | Prices, Vins: 88}e..f0r Wye. a Me, for gine fer, Bie, ae. tor nui 22igc. a She. for pepper, — “for mace, 26c. for cloves anit tic . for piensa, ait #Saur.—Prioes of all kinds were quite sigudy. but the busie nage wae light. Jobe joes ware unchanged, fs oa lin i and momine!; | tate t, vm the ston) Md New ‘in Boston 47-600 bags. nO business of moment however, He it done tn te Benes betng weie Sales gold, & moderate demand. The market remained wailed, ma hide * Texas and Califoruia woole are then | moet other kinds, The i almost, ini ‘The sales are 175,000 of ae, Ly inelnding 20,000 pounds coarse 000 eee guid abuve, 486. 9 40e.; in" buyers Faron market ‘ororein ‘We. ; ee, the as Bees aioe Se eae abort 3 “od bale care Dot wok wo ave, ou private tri. THE INDIANA AND ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD, (From the Rveniog Telegram of r |, 1868. Ihe comroting nos of the I Tadiave linois Cen. Hiring along the line tench of tho roets om nds canes in officors and directors. elected Joni made 10 New ite Ay H cf ie af 33- i SEEIGHING CARNIVAL. RAs “ "Scenes on the Road Yostorday. “4 berse! a horee' my kingdom for a horee'” ex- claimed the hampbacked King Richard in a state of ex- cilement as intense as it was dramatic, “A horse and sleight a horse and sleigh! what would { not give for a horse and sleigh!" exclaimed many of our citizens yes- terday, who, though not having kingdoms to give away, would cheerfully have parted with almost anything they had to have accomplished the desired object, and whose backs were up, metaphorically at least, im consequence of their disappointment to the same ourvilinair height as was that of the dis- appointed Dake of Gloster, Briefly, this do- scribes the state of facts in the city yesterday on the horse and sleigh question, The pubtte appetiio— ana by the public we mean those who are not the bap} owners of equine stock and acco ing vehieles ie summer and winter tre—bad sharpened mingled experiences recitals of the experiences a the two previous days’ sleig! ghing. Those who had been sleighriding wishod to go nee a; those who had not been now ened to go. Livery stable proprietors, to whom extraordinary pecumary puncuilllo is a virtue very rarely attributed, were wise enough, of course, like the sellers of fancy siocks in Wall stroet or of pows in Plymoath church, to take advantage of this ext nary rise tn the horso and sleigh market, Tho result ‘was that prices bad considerably advanced, But what ofthat? The pleasure-seckers of our city never count dollars and cents when the matter in band is the gratii- cation of their pleasures, Every vehicle on runners to hire and any horse or horses needed to draw it—for they are of ail kinds, from the tipicst imaginable one- horse cutter to mammoth steighs drawa by eight were consequenuy early engaged and early aud late on the go. Dante’s deveription of the infernal regions’or Milton's fiendish sketch of scenes coleau® were easy tasks. To describe the slelabing scones yosterday in the Park, on Harlem lane, along Bloomingdale rod and oll the road. ways leading out of the city {3 indesorbably more difi- cut, All the sleizh riders, howover much or little of time or whatever section of the day they gave to it, en- joyed their full of fun, or as much asit is possible to be derived from sleigbriding. Tho sleighing was never better, could not be better; the crisp snow cracked with exulting compactness, and’ brilliaat with clear sunlight was the day, —— red after the sunset ‘Cante up the moon —— making bright and joyous the night; the air was full of elcotcw Lfe—that peouliar vitality of a,cloudless winier day—witu the thermometer just comti below tho freezing point, In the constant meetiag of aleighs and tramping .oi impa: just enough of th of danger to intonaify the ploas- ant excitement; music of the sleigh bolls rang out a peepee! peal of Joy, and last but noe least, it was the fault of all if they had not their best friends with them ; and from thi. all the other surrounding cir- cumstances they did not have the dest of times. Leaving bebiad Wall street and ite schoming stock speculations, leaving behind counting rooms and marts of trade, leaving behind business of every kind and casting, io fact, every shadow from the brow, those who could aflord to go sicighing and could get sicighs went, and all were intent on enjoyment, The throng was not So numerous in the forenoon, but still enowgh to make the sceno on all the suburban roads very lively and animating. It is not often we seo such steighing and it ‘is not often it lasts so long, aad therctore there is the more general eagerness to seize the flilting enjoyment ibaffords whtl ib lasts. Between three aud four o’ciock in the aft noon the rush and crush of sieigos begin to show th selves; til the night shadows set in this rash and crash continue to increase. In the Park the maze of moving sigighs and whiriing confusion of horses and mingling music of sleigh bells are a wonder to behold. Tho nine and a half miles of drive in the Park are quickl, accomplished. Through all the windings of the up bill, down hill, across bridges, under bridges, the a along am their beadiong flight. lt woutd though there must be collisions, but there has been only one reported thus tar, attended with no serious results; and only one runaway case hasap- a this with nod ge beyond a sight reduce Hue of a 1 As whenever there is sieighing in New Ton, So yesterday every va- riety of vehicle was to be seen, and their ocoupants represented almost every variety aud phase of metro- politan lit But the sleighing carnival, for such it is, is really at its height in the evening. It is then those who cannot get away during the day como in (or their share of the enjoy- meut. The moontight with its soft and meliowing Ins tre brought out more last evening than the dazsling brilliancy of the noonday sun, And it brought out « different set of people, too, those now clamorously de- termined to be happy, rollicking parties of tively youn men and lively young ladies, who make the uight and park vocal with their suelodies. The night was cold, colder, than it bas been auy time yet, but so much the more clear and full rang out their vores on tne stili nicht a'r, and so much the happier were thoy. Lt i¢ midnight, and still eleighiug parties aro enjoying themselves—through the Park, along Btooningdale road, through the up town avenues, and evea iaio New Jersey and on Long Isiand; for the sicyghing és guod all about us, cutters and sleighs aro ruuning with swift, mad coierity, and load {8 tte singing and boisterous the mirth. There wore probably uo less than iifteen thousand cutters and sleighs in Central Park and the leading up town avenues yerterday, giving between forty and fifty thousand participants in one day's p.ca- sures of the sleighing carnival, ‘Atver eight P. M. there 1 no record of vehicles entering the Park; but ap to this lume there were over ten thousand cutters and sleighs in the Park, Dr Johnson suggosts sitting in a draft of air on a lump of ice,swith one’s feet in ico w: ad ringing a tea bell w ch hand, a8 @ cheap way of en- Joying tne pleasures of sleigh riding. But vr. Johnson ‘was an old fogy, aod there were nosuch pretty giris hen and buffalo robes and skilful decoctions of bot drinks. Our advice to those who Lave not yet tried tho sleiguing with which our isiand is now 60 beneficently blest is to try it, and our word for it at the close, as says Gall Hemilton in her “Gala Days,” 1 will ba set down as a gem of experience worthily to be reckoued (he chief gem of tue beatitudes. NEW BOOKS. We lave before us a neatly printed (12in9.) volume of some three hundred pages from the house of James Miller, Broadway, entitled “Life of Maximilian 1, late | Emperor of Moxico, with a Sketch of the Empress €ar- Jota, by Frederic Hall, one of fils Majesty's Legal Ad- vivors.’’ Mr, Hall, if we are not mistakon, is » New Yorker and a proiminent lawyer, late from) t and latest from Mexico, where Le was engage fence of Maximilian before the court martini demned the unfortunate Emperor to death. Mr. Hail says in bis preface that it was not his perpose to give a history of the Mexican empire under Saxi- milan, “but to detail his personal qualitres and actions, and to concisely state the facts and law pertaining to his trial; adding thereto a short biographical affectionate and talented spouse, the Emp ‘The first chapter of the book, however, gives interesting outline of the rise and development of tho Austrian empire, and the genealogy of the House of Hapsbui down to the present time. Then follows a of Mi Maximilian, from which it appears that he was mplished Prince, & man of a generous scholar, an industrious and extensive learned statesman, a popular ruer and, under all circumstances, an amiable gentleman, a ge ine Christian aud brave ae Julius Gwaar, Next we hay a sketch of “Poor,Corlota,”’ in which her persona! attrac. tions, graces and accomplishments as a Woman are repre- seuted as in perfect harmony with the cuperior gift of ber imperial consort. Then we have a graphic account of the Castle of Miramar (the splendid rodreat of Lie on the Adri and romant! ath at Q writer whose hear’ The illustrations (lithographs) of the book portrait of Maximilian in his imperial robee, the Empress Carlota, the Castle of Miramar (one of (he very prettiest in itself and in its situation of ai! the royal palaces of Rurope;, and the piace, with its three heaps ef stones and crosses on ¢ dreary hillside, where Maximitian, Miramon and Me were executed, We In seldom met with so small volume #o full of solid historical matter, or with its mast of facts so neatly woven inte one of the most | attractive svories of romance. SUPPOSED MURDER BY NEGROES IN GEOR GIA. A White Man Stripped an five Lashe: trom the Savannah Republican, Jan. / On Wedneeday @ bloody murder wae dis tted in EMingham county. i, on the 24th of last monty a white man, en- unkoown and supposed to bea foreigner, went to the cabin of a negro mear the Augusta road, seventeen miles from the city. drew out the staple which held the pwllock and entered the place and stole a bal! peck of ground peas, He was caught by the owner of the cabin, who, in company wrth three others, stripped the man. then ‘ied him to a tree, and with a whip gave bim seven- ty-five lashes upon his bare back and then tarped the suffering victine lwose, Nothing was ward about the matter until Wednesday last, when some negroas, who wero prowling in the swamp, suddonly liad revealed to their gaze ® sickening sigh!, There iv tho swamp, up to (hat time hidden from morta! sight, lay the body of whiie man—or rather the remains of the body. . The flesh upon the bead and part of the body was epten away, The negroes gathered up what was left of the body and carried {t ont of the swamp, and ga’ ‘of their dbscovery, aud ® coroner's jury was investigate the matter, here were two bullet wounds in the head—one in the back part, the other in tho wide, When the negroes lifted tho body up shy y ie tet in the buck part of the head dropyed ont. The b found about a mile from where (he whipping occ rfeeird ‘There was just enongh of the flesh of 1 aS back atilt attached to the extremitios of the body for to be seen that led to she belief that the comnins were those of the man who bad been wh ‘There on the plainly ai Given Seventy- jon of having been con- “MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Lore, —On Thi at th vom u Cire. a 7% 4 . Or, Joha 1 young’ ‘wil of this city. January Sly iy Wee SATUDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1863, = fev. J. J. Lamp, Joay Cowmor, of Brookiya, to Mae Mpa of this city. re:and) papers copy. ALOT — BERRY. ayhomaly on Tharetag. Jannary 30, at St. Luke’ by the Rov, Dr. Ditlor, ALrHonss Gator to Kate M. Berri ‘of New rik. JacKson—ApRtaNce.—At Carthage Landing, N. Y. Wednesday, January 20, at the residence of ot eho bri tors rents, by the Rey. £&. P, Ackermann, Guances W. AcKHON, Of Magiboro, N. ¥ , to Cannie, eldest daughter yb = if Ys York, Tuesday, Jan —Hart.—in New on by, the Rev Donon tow, ot fre . ¥., to lsameeia M. Hanr, of New York city. ‘Dow a0R—RiLRY. —On Thursday, January 30, at the chet o Francis Kavier, by the Rev. J. Daubresse. ne ‘Tuomas J, O'Dononve to Tuin Mf. J, Rury, all of gi nly —At Groen Maas,, on Wodnes- be January by Rev. 8. ee ‘Thomas W, R:rcer, of Boston, to L., youngest daughter of Hi Goorge Grinnell. Saerwoon—Rowsry.—At the age, Southport, Coon., on Wedneaday, January 29; by the Rev, C. £. BS ene Epwiw H, Saerwoop to Euma Romer, daughter he late Thomas O. Rumsey. wommannune —On mn Tars , January 30, residence of the bride's father, by t 4o Rev, 8. D.' Bure! po Cuanuss B, Wesasuns to ANNIK M., daughter of James Bogart, of this city, Died. Ancvs.—On Thursday, Januney 30, Marinos F, Rex. sen, wife of Henry R. Angus and daughter of the late Henry J. and sarah Remsen. of this city. Funeral will baoeid place from 346 Clermont arenes, near Fulton ¢, Brooklyn, this (Saturday) after. noon, at two orotock Baxny,—On Thursday greene, January sumption, Rei clon son of Edmund J. tore lene ee of e Fatal invited to the are HE) spay inv attendsthe funeral, from idence of his parent No. 141 West Twenty-seventh street, on Suaday after Noon, at half. past one o'clock, Barxer,—Oa Friday, San 31, at the rosidonce of IMs brother-in-law, D.’ KE. Wilbur, No, 408 West Forty~ fourth Liptay t, Wiser 8. oe gon of Captain James eee Kastchester, N, Y., in the 2let year of his “othe relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the oe from the Methodist Episcopal church, Kastel on Sunday morning, at eleven o'clock, Pasrinben will be in waiting ut West Mount Vernon to meet the train that loaves Twenty-sixth stroet Bao one eas emai, Pa, Sunday, J 26, ACK. — At Slmaral Ba Go. Guinday, Jenn A.V. Baok, formerly of lyn, anid Brxxtr.—On mnureday. Ja Sere 30, Ann Banerr, d 24 years and 6 months. ‘The filonds aud relatives of the family are roquosted to attend the funeral, from the residence of hor sister, No. 116 West Seventeenth street, this (Saturday) afver- noon, at one o'clock. Pe nc) Tharsday, January 30, Mary Brack, ghter,of James Tully Carnin, county Cavan, Ireland, forisoriatite of Joho Garrigan, county Meath, The friends and relatives of tho family are respect. fully wvited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 606 Kast Fourteenth streot, on Sunday bikie | at one o'clock, and from thence to Calvary metery, Bonex.—On Thursday, January 90, Saxvorp If. Bonen, agea 1 yeur, 4 months and 2 days, en relatives and friends of tho family are respect- ty invited to attend the funeral, from the residence ot his father, No, 50 First street w York. Boston (Muss. ) papers please Copy. Bovey.—In Brooklyn, on Tucsdi Gaver Bovey, relict of Andrew of her ~ remains were interred in Greenwood on the 30th alt. Brows.-—On Wednesday night, January 29, Hawiurow Brown, aged 61 years 6 months and 10 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attond the'faneral, from his late residence, 587 DeKalb avenue, Brooklyn, on Sunday afternoon ut one.o'clook. Burrrox.—On Friday, January 31, at Now Springville, Staten Island, Mrs, Eumangrit Burrros, in her 76th yoar, The triends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral on Monday afternoon at (wo o'clock, at the Moravian church, New Dorp, Staten Isiand. Carges.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday evcning, Janu- ary 29, of disease of the heart, Lx Graxv Gorey Carers, in the Goth year of his ago, The relatives and frieads aro respectfully tavited to attond the funoral, from his late residence, corner of Third street and Seventh avenue, Brooklyn, ov Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, Charleston aud New Orleans papers please copy, Cowanky.—On Thursday, January 30, Sterumn Coma- uty, @ native of Ardee, county Lough, Ire.and, in tue 76th year of bis age. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from his late resideucs, No. 103 First avenue, on Sunday afternoon, at ove o'clock Duvrox.—On Tuestay, January 28, at bis residence, St. Aun’s avenno, Milton, Wostchostor county, of con: sumption, Turonore Durtox, aged 45 voara, Kolatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend his funeral. on Sunday morning, at tea o'clock, without further notice, ‘The members of Putnam Lodge, No, 828, F. and A. M., are requested to tneot at their room, @dd Feliows’ Hall, on Sunday morning, at half-past eight, to attend the faneral of our late brother, T. Dutton. A. R. PHILLIPS, M. Davieox,—On Friday, January $1, ALEXANDER DAVISON, im the 54th year of hia age, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to aitend the faueral, on Monday afternoon, at three o'clock, from his tate residon@; No, 92 Cliaton street, Brookiyn, Doxince —On Wednesday evening, January 29, Micuann Anorose, youngest son of Michael and Margaret Donabue, aged 18 years, 9 months and 25 days. Tho relarives and friends of the family are reapect- fully mvited to attend tho tunctal, this (Saturdey) after- noon, at one o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No 118 Cangon et! . ‘The members of the De La Salle Catholic Association are bereby reaaested to attend the funerai of our tate brother, Michael A. Donahue, at the above stated time | and place. By order of President. ML J. Deeumon, sec'y, gr. ¢. ubanrs. Expeeneax,—Suddenly, on Friday, January Jl, Hexey Exvensom, aged 59 yeu | dhe friends of the family and of his sons-in-law, Charies Beemer, Henry Sparks and John G. Haybeck are reepecifully invited to attend the funeral, from nis iate », Jersey City, om Sun- of 0m January 28, Mar- n, inthe 88th year PLAN AGAS. Mary A, FLANAGAN, in the 2h year Of hor ago, Friends and retatives are respectfnity invited to attend Brooklyn, on Friday, January 31, Mrs. the fuperal, from her Inte residenc | on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, Fraxkecs,—On Friday, Jauaary 31, in Meriden, Conn. , H. Louise, wile of Henty €. Frankiin and daughter of | Lyman Smith, Esq., of Wolcotviite, Conn, | Foneral on sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from St, Andrew's church, Meriden. % Hindson avenue, uary 30, Jaks Grrvan, in the 70th ive of ‘Garrymore, Kings county, trelund. The relatives and friends of the family are respe*tfally invited to attend the a on Sunday afternoon. half-past one o'clock, from his son’s residence, 113th street, between Third and Fourth avenues, Harlem. Hasixx,—In Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. ou Friday, Jana- ary 31, GroRce HaMiyN, aged 39 yt ends aud relatives of the tay and themem- bers of Stalia Ledge, No. 485, F . M, are invited to atiend the funeral, frot sie Naidadte, on Sua- day aiternoon, at two 0% vcitek, Tien spson,—In Brooklyn, &, D., om Thorsdsy, January 0, GiLweet Joos, ngent son of Jovept FE. and Gertrude Hadsen, 2 yours and 1 month. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to — the faneral, from the residence of his Tie in Herbert between North Heury and Wiliiam, Brooklyn, BE. P., this (Saturday) afternoon, at eee one o'clock, without further notice, Gran and Newtown Railroad cars pass the house. Hatrox.—On Tharsday, January 30, ‘Jaura Harrow, of Kullishes, couaty Leugiord, Lroland, in the J3d year of hie The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully ey wo ud the funeral, from bis lute residence, 126 St, Mark’s place, on Sunday afternoon, at one jock. Loca woop, —On Thuredoy, Ne tes DO, after ing tiiness, Josrenive, infant 4 oaniel and Mary Lockwood, aged 11 months and 15 days. The relatives and friends of the family are Ls fally mvited to attend tl at her parents, Moserole avent cond streots, 6 aoe os | | McGowas.—On mrs } daughter of Martin yr) the Ime Dorethey MoGow: | native of Ballyshannon, county Donegal, Ireland. ‘The relative: friends of the family are a. 4 the funeral, from the res jaw, Michae! 0)’ Brien, 287 Hoary od | corner Scammet streot, this Saturday) morning, at nine o’cldck, from thence to St. Mary's chureh, Grand street, where a solemn requiem mass w)\i be offered for the re- powe Lo Ante and to to Pht ia papers please np! Homunaoas arvocme, Australia, on Wednesday, November 13, 1867, Eowix Nonwia, Former! ceased w resident of this city for many years, OnwsLt.—On Thareday, January 30, Joanxa, wife of Henry Egglens Olwoll. ‘The relstives and friend are ‘invited to attend the foneral, from St, Francie Xavier's church, West Six. teenth street, this (Saturday) moraing, at baif-past ten o'clock, Powe.t.-—On Thursday, January 50, James F, Powant, tate ‘a member of Metropolitan fire engine company No. ©, aged 26 years and 3 months ‘The relatives and frieuds of the family, also the rmombers of the Metropolita® Fire Department and the ¢ volunteer hook and indder com- , attend the fu- eral, from his iate residence, 1 Kast Twelfth street, on “unday afternoon, at one o'clock precixelyt Resswin,—On Friday, January ae Parnick Roesent, et Counc'imaa of the Nineteent! aged 88 years. Mis friends and the friends of the in are reepect- fully iuvited to attond the fane Sanday afternooa, ock, from “8 yor Fifty-third sireet, Sknorr. On tga F-- january 50, My Avcarae Smpone, in vous of her - ydhuig The relatives and ‘trionds Of the family are respeot- ¢ farther notice, vary 90, Carmantee, fu invited to the funeral, on Sunday i Rie sm, the,Teidencs of br ton in-inw, will be taken to hb Neighborhood for iaterment. ‘Turster,—On Friday, January 32, of seariet fover, Laonona Eereitn, oa “daughter of Youn H, and Vir 2 , @ months and 3 days. | of her parents, No, 4 piace (Ei bhird bet street, ween Goewnd end ind avened), ow Sendsy scarlet fever, Eowann A. : sen tt Aiiass snd Jonette Truesdell, aged 6 years, 4 months and 4 Tumeral will take place this moraing, vag o'olock preciaply, Crom the gqridegce gf kis om T —aiananniiioned rents, No. 02 Hester stroat The remains will he takes to Ning Sing, N. Y., tor interment. Young. —On Friday morning, January sl, Sonam, e@tics of Jono Young, aged 47 yea: Nouce of funerai im Mond PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 31, (68, CLEARED. ip City of Antwerp (Br), Mirehouse, Liverpool —~# GD, Steamshin United Kingdom (1°), D. . DE oa vmeony hey aaaidson, Ginsgow— ‘ Steamsbip James T Brady, Patterdon, Buenos Ayres—@& Weary enanlo Moneka, Shackford. Charicston—Wheeler © nnar Steamahin Yazoo, Hodges, Nortolk—N 1. McCready, Ship Fawn, Nelson, Havre—Boyd & iincken, Bark iia Moore (Br), Marsvers, Waterford—J Edmistem & Co. fark Damon, Wilkins, Buenos Ayres W pes b Oa. ‘Montevideo via oe Fark Rejua del Sud. (Br), Robinson Mary's, Oa--Winchester & Leeds ark American Hagle, Harford, Aspiawali—Panams Ratt ron Rark EA Cochran, Swazey, Cardonns—R P Buck & Co Bark Henry ‘Trowbridge, ‘Hotchkiss, Demarara—Hoagy ‘Trowbridge’s Sons, Brig Glove (Ital), Collana, Palermo—Lawrence, Giles & Reig LT Kimbali, Langley, Cienfuegos.—S Storens & Ca, Bra B Smith Be) ere’ bientngonet aniston & Go Brig J Titus (Br), Lovejoy, Ba! & Co Be Warrior (Mr), Dat Bt KiteMitlor ication. Behr Reardo Barron Frenman: Mayagues—B J Wonbere. Sehr Margaret Anu (Br), Whelpleys Halifax—Heusy jal. ‘Bohr Benj Rood, Reed, Norvoik—Mows & Wart, tone agiie P Stalin, Graces Pauadelphie—-Waker & Dag- ahehes M Richards, Wright, New Yaven—Vao Brunt & loud Keindeer, Rose, Bridgenort--M. Bri bas & Co, ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM FAORER Steamship Cola an Gleadie, London, Jan 8th. with mdse and and 2a had conta to Howland & sane wall, From Jan bb to 2d ad arene NW gales wen: bad onorbirth on the pas Sicamship Hatteras, Couch, Richmond and City Poimt, with miso and passengers, ta-N 1. McCread: Le ing, Nortotk, with mdse and pes- **Blenen st : tt, EE ina Balti th the eamship-Oarroll, Hudgine, more, with m Baltimore and Ohio’ Railton Co. tsp Steamship Franconia, Sherwood, Portland, with mdse and Pagsnngers, tod F A\ Sis sbt yieraus, Hearse, Boston, with mdse and pae- °. to *Sche Mont (Bev, Agvermaaa, Sche Emma: C'Latbam, 1 Fairhaven, Ocean Wave, Sealey, York River. Va, Behr C It Van Nathe, Van Name, Virgil John W Long, Oratt, Virginia, Schr Zuyla, Howon, Baitlinor NE and NNW gales the entire Schr Loutaa Frazier, Stoeim: Schr Lucv A Orentt, Butler, Schr allie E Godfrey. Godfrey, Baltimore, Schr Lizzio Mani, Bueler, Baltimore. Schr Richmond, Moore, Elizabethport, Schr Massena, Gale, Provincetown for Jerse; Schr Francis finteh, Gregory, Erovitence tor Vieg le, ‘Sebr Albert Fields, Pinekuey, New Haven Car Viegia &. Slo age, Greenwich. Sloop Hagia, Dua, Worth Sloop Rath Jano’ Maxwell Harlem, Steamer Vieksburg, Hall, Providence. SAILED. Steamships Moneka, Charleston; Somerset, Bakimores barks Maton Willamson, Cadiz; Henry Trowbridge, Demme rara; brig E © Redman, Ponce, PR, Wind at sunset, W, light. Marine: Disnsters. Save N Mosunr (Br), from Liverpool for Boston, whiom was abandoned at gaa and subsequentiy found by wreckors, hus been safely taken into Bacriugton, NS. xinp Cast or THe Wave, from Nowport, B, for wi York, before reported at St Thomas in distress, had rudder, sallm was leaking, Ac, Baie Loran (Br), from. St Johns, NF, for Boston, re turned to port ast, ‘with loss of alls and crew frostbite, having experienced a heavy gale, and been in the ice. Lavznroor, Jan 18 Ship Sangparail te discharging, and te ordered into dry dock for examination. ‘The eargo appears to be leas damaged than might have been expected from the e had. (The Sauspariel, from Liverpool tor jelphiarput bao« to Liverpool! 13th Tenky aod with OC sulla, buying encountered weary gales ta loa al W.) Miscellaneous Aarmnoaw Lroyn's Univensat, Ruauster or Siivrina— Suppiement for February 1 of the above valusole work hae been received from the Secretary, Capt Thos D Tavlor, 9 Wal! street, This number contains descciptions of 67 vem seis nothefore given and Bt resurveys. Scun Manton, of Madisou, Conn, has bean sold to Geo P Fi iott and others, of Clinton, Conn and wiil hereafter hail fron that port, under command of Capt Bacon, late manter of schr President, inonce Pranopy, Chatfield. from Boston for Sam befure reported put into Tio Janciro, sailed agaum ridin port, brigs ‘Trial, Humphrey, amd trom Vera Cruz, with troops. ian %—Arrived, ste pacnahig, ite 4 New Yous. (Bry, itowkell, Liverpool (avd ld at PM for NYOre) brigJohn Givan (Br), Mayo, Baltimore, Livervoon, Jan $0-—Arrived, saip: California, Barber, Sem #00, 15—In port barks A A Drebert (Br), Moore, Devonshire, Full, Philadelphia; brig Kow. foo Bry Perey, for Liverpool, aud others. Mapras, no dite sar rived, bark Oriental, Balch, Bostom, PF gor Glare for Mi ie: Sel Tuokers ‘itiverside. (Br). Ronito (Br), Edgett, for Portland, ples, for Belfast do: Faragon (Br rine (Br), Le. Blanc, for BY rk, for itotmes'n ‘Long, Hardy: (or niladeiphia, do; Etntna L Foran ‘Sparks, fore port N of Hatteras, do, and others. St Tugwas, Jan 11_Salled, beige Ambrose Light, Hisrine from Demeraras), Hostun; John Jeffrey (Br), for Turks s, to load for N¥or ort Jan T7Ships, Allee Ball, Colson, from Boast (10 load exrgo of ship Barth rvinam);: © Allen, from Newport, B for eminole, Holmes, from NYork for si neiseo, wig, barks Costarellt, Emer fons for Cuba: Father, Princes repay. Savin, from Ssavannal for Liverpool, do: Wavelet, Tb tou, from Rio Janeiro for Raltimore, do; brig’ Walter Howes, Pleree, for Cu! oon; Arab £2. Hariang. from NYork’ for Gibraitar, discharged and wig: distress repg; Sarah Newman, Bryat Atkins, for St Mary's, Ga. soon; schra [stand Home, Car: ver, for United States, to aati 17th; Lucy, Copp, ‘from: NYork, are 16th. dise: Addie Murchle, Bartlett, from Galas, arr 17th, for St Croix E is ange. Boren and Moselle, jerer, Rowe, reps, Mary aa ig Dulaa (Br), Ryem, aerugmes: 8 at—Put back, "or Jou, = Jan bape sche Olive L Rourke (Br), McAlmond, Philadel rian, Nov I spent, Bridges, iRecived, bark Wt Museat, to sail about Dec 2 for NYork, American bing BOSTON, Jan 99—Cleared, steamer Wm agp ee o> Jett, Baldimore; bork Hewzeve (Bris Hankin, V: pris tia nd (we), Wick! 3 Os y was ma? ‘Larral stTst-varrived; steamers Beye, malsnore ya seach NOrloana. ALTIMORE, Jam 3—Arrived. sclire Fite E Sylvester, Wises epee Edward's Leland. L. B Cowperthwaite, Cesstls taken t, © Wittnain, Lachine, Winithdes PB A 3 ‘entiey, Brumall Jersey Clty: Macehorse, Wrage, Salome s "Stes gti Tinker; schrs ue Hickman, A on ARLESTON, Jan barks Annie, Reed, and Joba Fyfe, Luce, aot, ‘A Devereax, Clark, Boston: sehr J rote 8 ae va 4 Ba fig hay gl ye re a Be Rotterdam, brig Houels,'N York; sake A ® Cranme ate sy He uouder Nore, wohraD Warner, Ss LVI Baron, + an 2—Arrived, brig Marry, Sedgley. Bat- orn, Weared bark Te: Muatzen, Breue: eoReoa eee aah Cleared, shi Sadao, Lamson, ‘on, Jasper, Aspinwall. nab cClenet, pei John Brightman (not ae before), Gray, Pall River; 20th, Brig Hiram Abit, TH Havas vee Eng je Jon %—Arrived, Stream, Bates, NYork; Bayaria (Pris), steamah, e, Jones, Morse, Wymau, from Math; bark Mary trom Rocklandy bog Bor & 0 mi orrill ediator (Br). Srpool; bark esti rs Qoonety tt NORFOLK, Jan 28-4 ‘orig. Hattie, Martinique fax Baitimors, via and beach, Hauke sehr Charies MeDouald, West, Denniaport; sien cvee Rotella from NYork), Carthagona NeWeORT. Jan 38, PM. irned, in sonnequence of foul weather sobre Helen, . Now Bedford for N Yorks Blondel, Ciapraaa, Provincetown for do. vith, & AM—In port the abore,and schre. Agnie Barr, Harris, Portland, oF Baltimare, 3 L. Koster, Free for do; Martha, Say h, fort, Richerson, aibore rise Rete Piston, Frohoek. do, i “ard 0: radeiplita for Chane, fre im Car creat rind 'N, Wowiag frou. Lg w ita 3 Sua arrived, sloop Betey Aun, Hovey, PR; Front Blizaden ac 8 Bickingre, Barton, Ponce, N Baltimora, Jon 3i-Cleared,, bar wood Vooper, A Tear Dark Josephine (Bey, Mee ae Metectn Nos), Madvan, Halt; 2, ble y 2, Arrived to lower, hay xe oie ih an peg Ay A feree, NYor! PHILADELPHIA * (Bry Altes Alloa, ohnimyees largaret Ang, aren Clonced (aad mt vrobabiy set), ship Calonia (new, writen Jaa Arrived, sehr Angeline Vancleat, by mi) Fite abet OEE AN Phelan een Kulp Wightingste, Blas. pea acta ARB Constivation, for Panama; shite ae of haces ast, my et Liverpool, with ween tt Fy ae sloamship noe eg New am INGTON, acer {ine a AR [a0 Visited, sche Oharton arp chreapsng wre.