The New York Herald Newspaper, February 6, 1868, Page 7

———————— ee FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. eaeeRenEERaEEET Weovtspar, Fed. 56 P. M, Gold has developed « rising tendency to-day, under fhe infiuence of the published correspondence between the Presidentand Generai Grant, and in the afternoon Ghis was stimulated by the report that the Reconstruction Committee held a special meeting this morning to con- @ider the subject, which resulted in a sub-committee ‘deing appointed to inquire whether there is any evi- dence of a design on the part of the President to evade or violate any act of Congress and to report accordingly, with a view, of course, to impeachment The fluctua Sions were from 140% to 1412(, with the closing trans. actions at Qve o'clock at 141}. Cash gold was in ‘@uperabundant supply, the “‘short’? interest boing iight, and loans were made at rates varying from Ove to seven Per ces for carrying. Tbe gross clearings amounted to $43,608,000, the gold balances (o $1,915,015 and the our. fency balances to $2,772,116, The steamer Russia took @ut $361,781 in specie. The stock market has been excited and uncettled again by the camo artificial influences which wero s0 con- epicaously at work yesterday, but during the afternoon the uneasy feoling which prevailod in the morn tmg gave place to restored confidence, and prices, which had deon previously dopressed, airec.or in Eri and bis Birelings, and those co. operating with them, sought to ‘Oreate fresh distrust by Ctreulating false rumors regard. ing. the stock of that company in order to depress it for the purpose of buying at the decline, One of the feports invented was that the Erie Company was con- folidated or about to be consolidated with the Boston, Hartford and Erie Company; and absurd as Chis was it was not without some effect in Promoting the scheme for swindling the street organized by the unscrupulous individuals in question, When ‘fallway managers can be found who will disgrace them- sselven and reflect discredit Upon the companies they ‘fepreseat by dopreciatiag the value of its stock and {n- Jaring its credit tm this manner, it 1s high time that they should be brended as scoundrels and cheats if they can- ants consigned to a penitentiary, as they deserve to be; for, practically, it 1s as much a false pretence to manus paleo report in order to break down the price -9f'a stock for the purpose of buying at tho decline as to umiarepresent the value of an article offered for sale in ‘an ordinary business transaction, The largest transac. Mons atall the boards and in the long room between the sessions were in Erie, and the lowest price @% which the stock. sold was 72%; but the latest quotation was 72% a 13. The busivers in the other, leading railway shares was even'y distributed, ut Rock Isiand attracted special attention, owing to the ditigation 4m which the compang is involved respecting the $4,000,000 of new stock, and interost in it has be fevived by the bill which has been introduced in the Towa Legislature, in the interest of the present directors, ‘who are anxious to retain contfol of the road at all hazards, If (he Legislature should pass this bill It would ~simply be dectared null and vold by the Suprome Court, for the provision 1t makes for the postponement of the nual election until June, 1859, is clearly unconstitu- ‘Monal. Bection one, article eight, of the new constitution ‘Of Towa reads as follows :— No tom shall bo created by special Inws, but the General Assembly shall provide by general laws for the organization of ali corporations hereaiter to be created, except as heroinalter provided. Ang section twelvo of the same article further says:— Subject to the provisions of this article the General Assombly shall have power to anend or repeal all laws ‘for che organization or creation of corporations, or grant- tug of special or exclusive privilezes or immunities by two-thirds of each branch of the Genoral As- sembly, and po exclusive privileges, except ag in this article provided, shall over be granted. The fact that the stock of the Rock Island Company ‘Qas declined below 98 under the influence of this bill shows the degree of public confidence in which Messrs, ‘Tracy, Dows aud Company are held. There is no doubt ‘that if a change in the management of the company took place the stock would advance materially and Permanently. With respect to the market for stocits in general there is nothing of a legitimate character to depress #, and the present decline has been caused en- tirely by artificial means, and hence there must be a quick rebound. The glut of money is increasing and foans are made freely at four per cent on governments and 46 86 percont on mixed collaterals, while first ‘class commercial paper is discounted at 5); a 6 per cent, ‘There has beon avery large investment demand for government securitios at the counters of the leading dealers, and aso considerable speculative purchases of five-twenties for shipment, The bauks and other cor- Pporations are investing in bonds in preference to allow- ‘ing a large amount of their fundsto remain idle, and private individuals are doing \ikewise rather than accept the alternative of loaning their money at four per cont. Prices were somewhat yielding during the morning, but ‘im the afternoon there was a general alvance, with very Umited offerings, and a spirited ing for ali the issues of five-twenties ‘The investment demand for the Cen. tral Pacific first mortgage bonds, at par and iniorest, through Messrs, Fisk & Hatch, the Onancial agents of the company, also continued active, and the pubiic will probably take them at this price as fast as the company is authorized ‘to issue th A hundred and thirty miles of the rail- ‘way are already completed and the work is progressing fapidly In Nevada, In this connection we may men- ‘tion that Mr, Joba J. Cisco, the ‘surer of the (Union Pacific Railway company, to-day gave notice that the price of its bonds has been further advanced from ‘95 to 100 and accrued interest, At the close the mar- Kot was strong. At the commene*mont of business the stock market ‘was weak and unsettled, and Erle sold down to 725% and New York Contrai to 125, but at the carly session of the open board there was more steadiness and prices improved, Erie having gold at 73 and New York Central at 125% 01257. At the first regular board the bears Dammered the railway sharo market vigorously, and although active it was ak, with sales of Erie at 72%. The steamship shares were also weak, ‘Now York Central closed 2) lower than at the same time yesterday, Erie 1%, Reading 1, Cleveland and Pittsburg 13, Clovetand and Toledo 11%, Rock island 1%, Northwestern preferred 4, Fort Wayne %, Pacific Mail 2%, Atlantic Mail 14%, Western Union Telegraph X%. Government eeceritios were heavy. Coupon fve- twenties of 1962 closed \ lower, issue of 1864 %, new tasue of 1867 %{, coupon ten forties %%, seven thirties, second series, {. Tho express shares were pressed for @ale ate decline of from two ‘to four percent. 1% messee and Missouri sixes advanced \{ and Tennessee Sixes new deciinod %. Aftor the call the speculative director and bis emissaries continued to hammer Erie and meanwhile bought heavily. At the open board at one o’clook the market was firmer in tene and prices advanced, sales of Er: wing beon madeat 73 073%; of New York Contra at 126%, and of Rock Isiand at 97 97%, Following this thore was a relapse of \% aX per cont, but at the second reguiar board there wasa partial recovery, and New York Ceatral closed % bigher than @t the firm regular board, Rock Island 7%, Milwaukee and St. Pau! preferred 3, Pacifie Mail 7%. Canton was %& lower. Government securities were firmer and coupon five-twenties of 1804 cloved % higher. The express shares wore steady and in two instances { a1 per cent higher. At the open board at half-past three the market was steady and quiet, except for Erie, which was agtive at 72%; a 72%. Subsequently the speculative feeling became siro 4 prices improved onder heavy demand for all railway shares, and especially Ere. At the close at a quarter w siz the market was frm at the subjoined quotations:—New York Central, 1205; = 126%, Erie, 72% a 73 987%, a 04; Michigan Southern, 90% a 90 and Pittsbur:, 049 05'4; Rock Island, 97) a 97, Wayne, 100% ; Northwestern, 60 9 6014; do. preverred, 734 073 Pacific Mail, 110% @ 111; Ohio and Missis- sippt certificates, 31)¢ @ 31%,, Westera Union Telegraph, 86% a 35%. ‘The foreign axchange markot was quiet, but firm. The Pply of cotton and produce bills is very tmited and the demand from importers for remittance ts light Bankers’ bills on Engiond at sixty dayg were quoted at 109% @ 109% ; at thee days, 110); @ 110%; commercial bitte, 108% & 10914. Bilis on Paris at sixty days, 6.159 $1356; at throe days, 6.12) a 5.11. The following memorial (o Congress In favor of abol- sively signed im this Reading, We, the undersigned, inhabitants and rosiden's of the PUT And Sate of Kow | York, respectfully \verition Ronorable bodies that co mucl: of any act or acts of Gongrowe of 1 itod States now in force providing for internal fovense As imporo apy duty tax upon ee iameal gains, profits or ineome’’ of, the citizens of the United States may be repoaicd. While the war e@ontinued this novel tax was suomitted to patiently by noolaniy ond It ia now since universaily felt to be un~ its enforce:nent requires an incuintie ie the prvaie faire of very individuai, fg Te 8, and is followed by such Bub: NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1868. peated. Tt has been shown by carefal estimates that a Mc.en! amount of internal revenue for the purposes ‘of the government can be raised from other and lese oppressiv® sources and ina mode free from the objec- mgd whied have made this tax so universaliy unpopu- ‘The receipts for customs, and the receipts, pa} te and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city for the ex- pired portion of the week havo been as follows: — reasury.—-————. Roden Rosman Ghose +$871.410 $2 134.582 $2,352,030 $98,481.47) 4 ‘342.971 1,700 863 698. 100 99,584,225 Fed. &...., 409,000 6,244,583 4,973,845 100,554,002 ‘The exports (exclusive of specie) from New York to foreign ports for the week ending February 4 and since the commencement of the year compare as follows with those in 1866 and 1867;— 1888. 1867. 1868. For the week... $5,917,007 $2,831,102 83.218 609 Prov. reported... 17,405,008 13,908,649, 13 360.704 Sines Jan. 1.....$25,922,613 $16.789,651 $16.78. 113 The foreign imports at New York for the week, since January 1, and forthe corresponding periods of the past two years compare as follows:— 1866, ‘1867. ‘1968 + $4,380,620 $3,152,844 $1 321 855 +» 2.841.953 1,055,116 8,626,769 —— -———= Total for the week. $1,322.073 @4 9" ale rennet ere 947.624 sess a4 eve 17,947,499 hoes, st 5 sor.000 amare Sats atu Since Jan, 1......$25,170,072 $19,103,477 $13,606,613 SALES AT THE WEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Wednenday, Feb. 5~10:15 A. M. #35000 08 o's, ‘1; con. 11 abs Pacio Ma ‘On too 3) ing Sono US 84 od tan $0 astatls ‘Mail'3 Co 96. 73000 500 US 75000 1g 75000 By 1000 a 1500 4 500 oT 6400 cd 2000 m kd i rho Hig wu 30%, x 107 iu ‘ 99 25, ay ae 1351 oe rH 2000 Virgie 6 'mexcon 44\¢ 100) Virginia 6's, new, 41 271 W000 N Carts, ex cou, 60% 2000 N feeee fe y oe 10390 a ‘1000 Mich South a fba, 9 5000 & Terre H inc, 80 o Tol k Wi sb 0 4000 7 si S06 1 Soe Tele Wah ime ak- $456 10 Ole & wlils 5000 Great West 2d 72% 20 Chic & NW RR.. 2000 CARIAPAc RR 7a = ee hated prof. 10000 Chic & NW Ist m. 87 ime naa i nm... aE 5000 Chi & MUL Ist 8000 Chidatiant Iatm 7436 1000 Chi & Alt {ne bs.. 94 10M C.P & Wim, div 82 100 Shore Mian tes a1 5000 WUnion Tel 7's,b8 2u sha Rk Commerce... 116 21 3 Con National Hanke 104 10 Ninth National Bk... 104 89 Fourth National Bic 193% 100 Canton Co, m0 0. GO NY Gu 100 Weat U do. WO do... 100 do 500 do, 00 do. 10 do... Loo western 0 Paette | Mail 100 a 100 Quiet 100 Weils. ary Halfepast Two Clock. P.M. some UBEs, 6.9, «, "2. 1 1500 abe Erle RR. 798% 200 Hudson River ii.. 144\¢ ioaw oss $0 Resding BR. baled 1000 US 6's, 16000 100000 U: 101 Inno US b'%, Wad, cod 104 on 6's, new . tree 300 't 2m ea TIM Jol & ein RE 18. 2) Glev'& Tok RR @ Chie gRerR P 100 Wells, Fargo & Co & tig 20 American Express. 63 400 Mer Union Express | 38 400 NY Contral RR. iad Ia Sh. do, too Erie RR. 100 do 100 Ohio & Miaa 40 Chic & Alton Ri COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wepwrspay, Feb, 5~6 P.M. Corrox.—At the opening the market was quiet and 3/6. lower, but at the close it was tolerably active and fatr, with the decline recovered. The salos embraced 4,650 bales, of which 1.914 were for export, 771 on speculation, 1,464 for spluning aud 600 ta transit. ‘We quote:— plane Mobile New Orleane and Fiorida, and Memphis, and Tera Ondtoary... 6: 16% Good ordinary. 7 ing 173 Low middling. 18 18} 183 Midaiin 219 wy 2 Good 19) Me 20 a of no sales of any kind, but previous Recetpts, 4,782 bbls, flour, 9.680 sacks corn meal, 24.470 bushels whent, Griet do, Gorm 426) doe cata: Sodan rye bud TID dor tale’ ‘The tnarket for Western and State flour eontinved very duli and it wonld have been tmpossible to sall to any extent without making a liberal reduction from current nominal le If any, pressure’ to the same rday Correr.—We heat Prices were asked. Frorm ano Cn'ifornta flour % ales (part ning) were 9.00) bbl Southern flour was hexvy, but the acmand ws Sales 1.20) bbls. Rye flour was quiet. with males of 950 bb», at $7 50.2 $9 25, Corn meal was quiet and heary sles,700 bble., at $5 8) for Jersey, and Hrandy wine on private terms, quote: Superfine State and Western 3 25 2 8915 Extra State, 10.) a 19 35 Chotee & Ma Cotnmon to tediam @xira’ and oho Ta Round hoop Obio, shipping brands. oo Round hoop Obio, trade brand Oa Bt, Louis low extra... 508 St. Louis straight extra oa Bt: Louis chnlos double ex a St. Louia choice fa: ae Common Southern we Fancy extra d a Cwifornia fou Ba Rye flour (superfine). . in 1, Rewind img Corn meal, Brandy win 3 Jersey, Co vat rated dali,’ bat w roca, The market is not near to buoyant as back, however, though full prices were Ie, at $310 for white California 2 Milwaukeo, delivered. | (: nal at the close af $196 0 xed. ele, at SL new mixed, § it tog for dg o si 20 iy wre for white Southern, $135 for, yellow do.. an and $126 for white Western. Oats Mc. & Me,, withoot sales. Ree ‘and firm, ihe sales being 10.000 nel for Wentern and $172 for Southern, Bar- Toy rvatl was frm. wit of 780 bushels at $1 8236. Bare toy was firm but quiet, ‘he market was more active, but rates were , Tee iy ieagemente —Te Li sre aft boxes Naevm at. an La Ls wim, (0 & direct pork on the Wo the north site of Cuba and $5 per 110 gallons, port ctive ant closed higher at 190, me se and 380 do. at 108, ‘and nomini ‘wah moderate consumptive demand, & Wo. to.fdo, for Ameri*an. rc fia was dull and nowianl at 10jg., gold; other, Hites were modernt active af about free ri 4 — ‘aed Runnos 4 Cori ‘Bi at arpa Le wore. te, 4. 8 slow demand prices $1.4 $1 15, and re- for long rye MOLASSES —A moderate dusiness was done in New ne at full prices, ales 10) pole. at Be. a 90a, Other kinds Wore dull, bat held st full pi ‘“ a8. —Spirite was quite stead: at sheen ran ich Hehe” fales JO bbIa. ab 100 do,. in New York UbIa.. of ned was in fair die ing 1,80) bois. at $3. Otber ms ot snes orn and nd in tints were dull; but helt strained were quoted at 124: No. 2, $8.38: No. I. nnd pala,’ $s 00 280 80. Tar wan inset Shi ing S7}q were tue cominal quotations for Wil- a aka and terres Other kinds were inactive, a at former HON. —Tece!pts, bola, pork, 254 do. bert, 249 cages cut meais, Po inieto lard, Pods 7 drei hogs. senrcely shy Germend for pork, prices for which ware A ios st wbout $21 8) ror old and naw vg OR. rales were on for ‘B00 bbls, at gion gan ioe or od reve, 30°50 $24 bs (or new do. Bod $19 10.48 19 poe Prime meee, eigo, tor funnea doivery, ‘e for ’ ou Beet vaogerate demand; 18 for common to 900 pack: ot for AG, ed ey a4 f led wae a fair uy ome kinds were s rile strony fe fore we de ft dvanced'te Vie.» !Like,, Kat! et” the US sedi § a” 6a were tid Beaver”. | Ralre were m we ied on the spot _and for this mo: wan duit, bur hell firmer, at about aie. n ibe. We heer! Of no saies of moment. Of frae a sale wae mate of 25 bhie, standard white af (06> Tn Phifladelphis the market was dull and prices were nominal, icx.—Carolins was very firm. with small sales within the range of Wize LiYe Sudan ihe demand for raw w market ruled firm af te a} Dube. Sales were effected otf vaand Demerara—pert ab 1S: Mc. Refined was moderately nective y held ab I7e, for powdered. erushed ans granelaied, Lod, ies, for aott white, and i4ige. a like. for yellow Serva Calgiite linserd was Cull, but held at former prices. Clover was unchan, a sia, Timothy was quoted at $3. and rough flan at Sreanine. —Ho were firm, in hhda. and tierees. but we beard of more active for fair ta good Tohde at ithe’ w has for ‘also 5) boxes at hibgo & A very Interesting although protracted meeting of ” , board was held last evening. Besides the dispqe”’ ion, of several routine matters (he Board ordered ¥ , rohtring of premises No, 13 Oak atreet, fer th umagy depart ment of sabohl_ My: mitoeme-yon's pep nasa nial of eons —** : a, 4968, at © yearly bi ~-vv and the Croten hay Commissione Allen made an eloquent appeal on behalf of the citizens of the Nineteenth ward, and remarked that the schools there, consequent upon the steady increase of the population, Were overcrowded and numbors of children wero turned away, and proposed that a site be purchased on Sixty- first street, een First and Second avenues, where four lots .are offered for $18,000. The proposition was referred to the Committee on Sites. A proposition to appropriate for the purchase of eight Jots of ground on the northeast corner of Lexington biped and Thirty-seventh strect the sum of $75,000, for purpose of having erected thereon a female normal bebe gave rise to avery warm and lengthy discus- sion, and was finally referred to the Committee on Sites. Commissioner Vance presented the report of the Finance Committee, showing that the sum of $2,900,000 ‘would be necessary for the proper support of system for tho current year. To rring to the manner of ascertaining the nut of pupils for which the Boart was entice. {fo the sum allowed by the Legisia:ure, the report sta! The returns made by the princtpats under a lnw show i t what was intended by ft—namely, the whole number tight in tho respective sehoots during the year. we attendance of the schools is also stated aw and distinct item. ‘Tals I times been ap- proved by members of the Board of Education, among Ghom 1 may P name. of Peter Cooper, | Robert Benedlet, ia Townsend Mi hers, and ite propriety or eationed, (except once, by ® commission but who reeommen ted nothing better), an remy before the Legislature in 1837 in Tevor rot ‘a bill to place the Pubite schools of hie aity ander ¢ control of acommi mittee on Coileges and Schoois of the As- at ad there heard all tho facta and arguments and in ralation to the manner of raising money 1 Tecentiy been presnnted to the pudiic aad sustained the course pursued by the Board of Education, from the time it was controlled by ihe eminent lawyers and laymen aboy red to till the present, report also states that if $10 per head were based on tho average attendance insteat of the whole nuraber taught the school fund would be barely sufficient to pay mlaricn of teachers and janitors, and gives the following comparative statement :— Average Ahendanes, Whole No. Targht. 1867. 209,620 1862. 179,976 Increase. 29,645 The cost for educating the children the year onding 1857, based upon the cost for teachers’ sale aries, fuel and gas, was:—On the average attendance, $19 75; on the whole number tanght, $8 54 Add cost of books aud stationery the cost was, on tho avers age attendanse, $21 76; on the whole nuimbor taught, $9 40, The estimated value of school property under the control of the Board of Education and other school officers, tho title to which is vested in the Mayor, Aider- men and Commonalty of this city, ts $5,500,000. Tho report 8 very comprehensive and exhaustive on all points regarding the expenditares of the Board, and was unanimously adoptod, and by subsequent motion the clerk was ordered to have fifieen hundred copies printed and to furnish a copy to each member of the State Logislature, The Finance Committee reportod In favor of mbmit~ Ung a requisition on the Comptroller for $250,000 for penses of the Board. This report was adopted, wad after the transeciton of some further unimportant business the Board adjourned. GAS EXPLOSION IN FULTON STREET, {From the Evening Tolegram, Feb, 5.) Quite an excitement was occasioned iv the vicinity of Fulton street and Broadway about baif-past two o'clock this afternoon by an explosion of a gas pipe in the former thoroughfare. Ii appears that while a large number of people wero quietly seated at tho tables of the basement restaurant of Louis Gros & Stempel’s, 148. and 150 Fulten stroot, a detonation as of the sudden dia- charge of a brace of ten-inch guns resounded through the room, simultaneously with a loud crash of failing timbers, mortar, lat! and various other article: of which every house has its due quantum A large closet that was wont to stand jest under tho eldowalk and against the stone wail that divides the street from the curb was thrown several foot into the barroom with an uncomfortable portion of the mortar walls, Some hundred boxes of cigars and sevoral overcoats that had the misfortune to bo located in the closet were flung Im the most noceremonious man- ner possible right into the front restaurant room, tho coats winging their flights among a number of glass tumblers, whch they crushed to the floor amidst the broken lathes and cigar boxes that lay strewn about in smokeless disorder. Eight lager beer kegs, as yet un- tovched by profane tapper’s hand, bappened to Ite ting in quiet dignity beside the ciasot at the time of the untoward event that made piecemeal of the mort wall, and they were not left in the confusion undi turbed, for, as if struck by a violent blow from a batter- ing ram, they rolled or plunged into the res- taurant, knocking over chi ~~ overturning tables and actually scaring some of the German lagor beer lovers who were in the place, SHIPPING 1 NEWS. Almanne for Now York—Thie Day. Sun rises. Sun set PORT OF NEw YORK, FEBRUARY 5, 1805, J OF} Moon sety....morn 5 18 wh water..morn Gh CLEAT Steamship Colorado (Br), & Guion. Steamshin Marmion, Faircloth, Sarannah—R Lowden, Steamship Miami, McLoughlia, Charleston—Wheeler & rd. ye James Adger, Lockwood, Charleston—iI R Morgan & Co, aeaahlp Loutsa Moore, Wallace, Newborn—Murray, Fer- 4 Co. by 1 5 Atbemarie, Bourne, City Poist and Richmond =N 1, MeCready. Hteamsh!n Yazoo, Hodges, Norfolk—N L McCready, Steamship Carroll, Hudgins, Baltimore—C W Per Steamsbip Chesapeak ke, Joh on, Portiand—J F Amos, Ship Sacramento, Lunt, fan Francisco—Sutton & Co, Ship Palmerston (Ham), Kolla, Aniwerp—H WO Bdye, Bark Dover, Stiiphin, Malaga—ll A Canes Fark Yomuri (BP). Johnson. Sagua—' ning ‘auch, Mary iteed, Johnson, San rie ‘achilles (Ital), Parian, Gibraitar ands market—A P Agnes (Brom). Sieden! Gibraltar and wrt “ria hgnen (izom); Sntenbar, Oiralas ang markt, ting, Ldverpool—Witams Co, Jago Wanda AC A Co, renee: alsa, Son & Oo, |, Nuevitas—Brott A Chase, McDonald, Nur nic. 8. pet AF Randolph (Br), Bennett, 5t Joba vi "ent Af Amon, Ames farannah—R Porter 4 TJ Loskwood, a si Jo o, Wilmingtoa, NC—Thomas & ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM TACHT®. Atoamship Java (Br), Macauley, Liverpool Jan 25 and Queenstown 36th, with mdse and 43 passengers, to B Cu- team Merry, Axpinwall Jan %, vie Savannah, | ai ryive a Br paseo pascengers, to the North aterioa SRteunahip Ip’ aaraeoass, autor Ped % with | wr Leary. pateament ‘Yate, Hodges, horfolk, to the Old Dommmion re We we (Rr), Marray, lee Wa acyee ones tus iat Oe To jm a ont; Vth, Tat ‘ i (Bry frou Poochow. for Londo lat 89, lon 72, od a lary i ale rel (of Bostoa), Sand Hoads 27, with mdse to master, Indian Ovean Orva7, Auantie Jan &. wotil within the NB wade: ince then, have breenes most of the i Jan 8, lat b 27 8 changed aignais wit burg bas South: rae bet 1 TB, Toag 78:10 W, saw 88 James te Hal ery light winds strong iy 1, Deo 19, with mdse to ran 10 days to long 27, with mod. rate rratary galem thence to aks 25 days, wish fear. fal westerly, eta accompanied with muci. thander and peateegy 4 ees Bes Dalwarks, de. frou the janks Burk Jeanie (of Melbourne), | pannam, Hong Kong Aug 1, with leas, toJno Mt Fisher, Has been on the cons Inet 18 days, And 10 days north of Hatteras with strong NY le Cape of Wood Hope Nort, Ht ees Dice & and crossed thet ne Dee 2, Jory 91.07. Feb, poor, aee, bound N, 1, Yaulipatan (Way of Tengl), jo HG Bacon & Bros. Ween 8 days ceasion of weary alos, an 3 ae iver 3 rom Liverpool mks old aiopgaliaat ma naaniied carp mt Hermann (Mook), Niejaty ‘AS ings font Gioretesrs with magn onrig Tan 9 Trieste 88 ‘veder. te Tio ‘Jaueiros, 6ifrage. wiih Gof pitt tied very bey Weat yor the Hes Sallot fof Lomdon), Ostler, Rio Janeco, 62 days, with matciirugreis: Pernav pues, Aare, ‘a, Perna oo woe Hither pout wea ‘ails Saar. oy aay Fh Aiea, yy pale al 8 days, om, as Brig Dominion Wogw O04, euttwe 00 ation wh tr), White, Kineston, Ja, Jan 10 with tod 8 Witiwey Co Boog 4 days N gas head wines ovdan, Kingeton, Ja, 23 days, with erty steward, of New d Jan i9 aod was buried at aca, f the oud by nidoes, Demarara, 3 dn to onde 12 days N of Uatiaras, with spit walls, three 1 to use hot water to thaw ts renin (oN Domnarara. iil oi tugar, to Tucker & Lichtbourns, Jan My crag a company wath brig s feet for York. Ha W gales on "6 Alexander Milliken (Br), Durfes, Ctonfuegos, at aur with sugar, to Fomer & dara. hora’ 8 days N of fate i ad winds, 2d inet, lot 34, lon 73 89, egw te Jason, hence for Jam ates ring (of Yarmouah, M gar aod “ablae ow heavy Jetty dar ‘Domtt, Som & Od. at Siaitgs4 “uh airong northerly ator 4 SSE of Baracgat. had & navy gale rth water. |"? uiwarks, shipped a aca and lled ‘o anys, td A ongis (of bag ig Hachlon), samamres Trinidad, 13 bot & 4 Lantse Hh "uncan MoOoll* ay ye cphine B Smali (of Kingston), Stevens, Cal OF ai fany “a Moller & Fhenaa tn ioe, 0 @), Peirce, Rua 4 Sacauiuts to Josiah Jéx. Been & days N of siautares ies; lost foresail and aplit other sails, og Grand Turk, Ti, 15 daya, with alt ra ied (Be), Thompron, Matanzas, 18 da; 4 to Thayer: Brighane Be Moy of Moston, where sh bound, Flas be: lOdays N of Hatteras with stron; gpd NW anion” The Fab t ‘into this port for ® harbor 18 Sppntaiy lay; will sail for Boston the Orst hor Warren Biake (of St G: M IS days, with molasses, to ik We yaaa pevnaced Vory severe weather all the passage; broke 2, Taal tie nignal be 2 Edward Lee (of Nowburyport), Lee, Manzadills 17 digs Thnsege eC ee Npragito, of Boston, where she is bow into this port in stress of weaghor. Jan 80, lat 31 30. lon jaw bark Quickstep bouns De Schr James Young, Wiese. New Orleans, 21 days, Sehr Margaret, Sickles, Jackson, 10 day Schr Laurel! (of Hancock, Me Wooster, Branswick, Gs, Ui daye Been 16 da iteras with heavy northerly Peche Susan Wi bt, Mount, G days. Schr Bita MS His! org Saal, aif ‘sects ir st] ven, Behr Thos vi sie "Lake, io eden ier Henry Parkar, oo tir chr Thos G Smith, Lake pal fo Jerecy Schr Rienmond, Moro, ey cl we zs J Hooman, ‘Boston for Virginia. (At Port ortin. r Lataree, Hillyer, Ni rae! ae Hillyer, New Haven for New York. (A Ottawa, Black, Greenwich for Jarsey City, (4 BELOW. Bark John Green—(by pilot boat WH Aspinwall, No 21.) SAILED. Liverpool; James Adger, end Miamt, harteston® marie, City Point Teron Norfolk Car- 1, Baliimore Louisa Moore, Newbera; Marmion, Savan- iso steamship Russia, for Liverpool (and anchored at Quaraptine), The U 8 steamer Wampanoag, outward bound, anchored Off Quarantine this FM in cousequence of the snow sterm. ‘Wind at sunset SE, with snow, Steamship Colorad Marin Burr ADMIRAL—The carg: ¢leared from Savannah on Saturday for Liverpoo| to go to sea in her on account of the ship being leaky. The ship laid In ybee Roads, and on Monday dragged her an- chor and went ashore ou the beaot, where she now lies high and dry at low water. Bria Jennie Cosmman still (4th tnat) les upon the rocks at Easter Point and is chang badly. The oargo Is nearly all out. Brig Barrons, from Liverpool for Boston, arrived at Fortress Monroe Sth inst, with slam hoad and cutwater oar: Fled away, having enevuatered a heavy gale Deol, 1 Disasters. 9 of tho ship Admiral, which refused se Spria (not Spray), of Yarmouth, NS, was the vessel before reported abandoned on the passage from Halifax for Porto Rico, Scun Six Sisrers, from St Johns, NF, for New York, put into New Loudon Ist lust, with loss of’ matnsail aad main boom broken. Sis, BOEKA Viers. Rerapton, at Norfolk 34 inst from Charleston, experienced heavy weather, and threw part of It}-overboard, —The schr on her boars ends, fallen mer Metis. wae nodoubtthe Electric Flash, before reported rua taio by steamer Glaucus aud abaudoned by her crew. Scnoonee Lavra Prpe (Br), Hassell, out 26 days from St Thomas, hound to New last, arrived at St Georger, Seranda, 2th ult, of’ foreboom and some wails. :Sonoowen Frances (Br), MeCxhan, which aafled from Bat- nove, Let iMAt., Tor & Androssy put back, 4th inst, leaky, 1 been cul by the ice, She 1s now on’ the screw dock ig repaired. Strato Josern Boss (of Gloucester) endeavored to yow the sloop New rt out of Gloucester harbor Si loop an. chored and dra ‘The slo) waa subsequently got of, sipping ber hain, which ceuzhi in the tug's propaller, belding her fast until moraing of when she was boariel by «soa and sunk. Ihe Joseph Host Was 25,18 tons burthen, built at Kensingion, Pa, ip 1503, and valued at $4,000. She wos owned by Qapt.James Sirams and Dihers, who had $2,000 insurance on her in Boston, Brees, Jan 2~The Tuisko, Gerlach. from New York, arrived yesterday with low of bulwarks in a heavy gale Ltr Jan 4 to 4, in lat 42.N, lon 42 W, aud shipped several Fatwoumn, Jan $2—The Fleur de Maurice, Gallichan, from Liverpool for San Fraccises, which pat in bere 16th last, has been surveyed, and will have to aia 2th—The Myrile, stevenson, from Philadelphia for Bre- ‘men, haa boon tales pilot, cutter, with’ loss of fore- mast and bo apeit. pum Tue Union, Piatke, fro put in with cargo ahifte crew disabled and one moan dead. Guxxxock, Jan %—The Laurel, from Aberdeen for Sa- vannab, put back to this port yesterday with decks swept, stanchions carried away anda man overboard in @ heavy gale eight days ago. Ginaaxtax, Jan 20—The acht Moses Waring. of and for New York from #ranawick, Ga (doais),was abandoned (be- fore reported by cable) near New York; part of crew saved dy the bark Mitinie Gordon. Quesxsrown, Jan 24—Tho Lord Byroa (rank), Capt Em. berlico, 1 tons, from London for Philadelphia, general argo, put in hers to-day with docks swept. lous of gaily and considerably leaky. She tas been since surveyed and towed to docks fur repairs. ip Wavens (of Mirtmichi), al eargo,from Liverpool for I loss, of satis, rigging, stranded ‘ison, tin hore fier being 33 days out, w a opt, loss of IPeativ'end bonis Sad macing 9 inches an hour, bike wilt affect repaira here. The steamship Minnesota, which was towed in nera on the 224 Inst, wit! Joss of propeller, has discharged over five handred (ous of en: and will go [ato dry dock \o-mnorrow She will be able to resume her voyage about Thursday next The accident occurred on the ISth inst, when she was more than half way across, ‘Trieste, Jan 20_She Starlight, Grorter, arrived here, re- ports that on the 12th Dec, in ial 95 N, lon Sl W, she «aw a capsized vessel; her bottorn was rather fat, coppered 9 fect .s| and recently repaired and cutwater straight; poared to be of avout 300 tons. Misceilancous. Harlem river ta closed up by tho ice, The Harlem freight boat aud tho tsland boat Belerue and Rattier attempted to make a chaunel through yesterday, but were compelled to give it up. The ice in the harbor was worse yesterday than at any previous time this season, During the very cold weather of the past few days it has been oa tho increase, and with the change of wind to NE {t i# mostly confined in the harbor, renders navigation extremely dificult and dangerous, The deaith Oflicer at Quarantive has been able to buard but small portion of the wrriving Yeasols, and it has been with the utmost didiculty that our marine reports bay tain Notico to Mariners. WRECK NEAR THE NORTHEAST BAWDSRY BUOY, RAST COAST OF ENGLAND. ry House, Loxpos, Jan 10, 1468, bae7 marked with We vessel suok Fan Notico {# hereby given the word “Wreck, out 2 miles from th of dis ereck shows at low water, ‘WRECK OFF PALLING, EAST COAST OF RNGLAND. Notice in hereby given that « green buny. word ‘wroek," bas bes marked with the in laid about 15 fathoms soushonst Hing, on the east coast. The Buoy thom at low water spring tides, with the following marks and compase cearing! ouse, one third frow Walcot church, ighitiouse, NW . ‘a Marge binck building on unken vessel are stand! ng ROBIN ALLEN, Secretary. y order, Spoken. i Poru. York, from Cardi Oct $0 for Callao, Dee 6, Tat 10 30 3, ion 36 ‘Ship J EH Stetson, #teteon. f: er. jow Orleans for 9, lat 34, lon 69 80. Captary ek nod part of his Srew. Hie child wind two seaman ship Deifinaven Froase. from Cardiff Sept 19 for Sings. pore, no date. Int 10 19 %, fou. 2001 We ‘bark David Gannon (Bry, McKenzie, from Machias Nov for Bunnos Ayres, Jan §, lat 29 N, lon 18 W. Brig awos titan), from Baltiwore for Montevideo, Dee %, lat 3 30 3, lou 33 40. Foreign Porta. i, Jan 22—Arrived, iste Walince, NYork; a ‘of Sots, Banith, aod MO Maskell, Haskell, Pine ‘Ausoa Bar, Ng Deo 16—In port, hark Smprnicte, Peak, for Bostou; sehr J Walnwri rata for Natal. Gonseaon, dua, Asha jarieiia, Botzaano, ew Or- OUWRASNAVEN, Jan 72—Ralled, Alice Tainter, Nichols, jet. ne, Dee 27. Haddoct, ” ae Salted Dee a, Angelia, Pedrick, Salem. Canvire, Jap Jb—Arrived, Croinwail, Curtis, Barre panied 3 aia) Maruin W Bret, Thurlow, Havana; aad, BI i Sen, Jan 2¢-Satted, Loyal, Thommesen, Boston, ACHY, Jan 12—No vassel io bite a Ht nnsed v7, ‘ameile, Maller, from Shields seas, Jan 24—Passed by, Gauss, Wieting, from Charleston for Bremen, De te Jan %2—Acrived, Lorigi, Gray, and Gefen, } fate. London (and both aatied for Phitesalpuis)s 2 284, "ioge, Bre. men tor NYork (and anchored) ‘or (and lets, for Moaile), Seen, do aad te tor Ballade vhia. Deauy, Jan %—Arrired, Burlington, Coward, Sao Fran. ciseo: Utth, Bras: Weaseu, oe! Be Dear ered, Bearer, Allen "Saumcore deg Ar Atbart Dewis. Dewis, Phils York, do (eee ons h - ilevon San 18-4 a, ug Landwig, Carleen, and Ung 0K, Fy rank, nd ¢ Root, Uneage NYork; 20th, Loa Bernard,” Grawelly P deipb: ‘Jaxexoce, Jan %—Put tn, Laurel from Aberdeen fee Se “aniedow, dee 3 Jarra, Nevada, Wodster, New wee dan 2)—Artived, oi esl rea Rudbard Xu g Heh, St Ar ee) And me Jan t, Df 5 eas, Ao bere Gen. ‘ina ae x of Maite wind 8 Arrived at 0 ise Wy pa par nn ea (ing weft tor Ntorny, 20th (om red Leal: ‘York. sar. Paterno, gers bag bee ibartv ‘Gera, Laing, Boson (and suited, rr ce eee Salted Deo 18, Ata PiNady Mor vitzan et Ties Rreale (froin led Hector, Netson, and Sedbergh, ol), Charleston. Redows, Blanchard. nnyh; New Orleans; '2k, Wettorhorn, a, Comn, N¥ork fins thes ia quaran: tine) Failed Mat, Wm Robsetson, Road, Roxto Hervorr, Jnn —Arrivad’ Low na Raymond, & hor: ‘York, Hanwona, Jan 21— nan site NY Anna Gesina, Fer, and Blue al falleg Dr Barth, Mayor, Noe NYS: eb 4-Arvised oy cath , bark Cuba, Lund tmor We ‘Tyne for am, « Jan %4—Of, India, Kolarom, from the “TeRRPOOL, i SOA Kate Darton, Slocum, Savan Bah; 24. Teoumseh, Sponsele, Charleston Salted 224, Ocean Phantom. Hazle! nm, NOrlwans; City of ie oratana, Fowler, Savane nia, Halla, do: Joahaa 9, W atrice, Hamm, Mobile Knight, Charles. ‘nd: ‘Sophie, ‘Sucha: Hoatrice, Geal Baltimore; Mth (not before), Ben- ington, Storer, Bombay. Cloared 224, Storfurst Constantin, Store, HOrtagas Wellington tf NOrleans; Jeremi:h Thomp: Yori ire, Beckwith, Phila pn: Bit, psa mt arleston,” Cochrane, lento eden. Wovander, ‘NOrieanes firkiomary, ‘Bartieth, San Francisan, Entered out 224, Mary Orden, Coltrey. for Charleston; an Majes! eas, Ban Francisco; 23d, Cliv Kennedy, and Webster, Nosris, NYork; May Savannah; 24th, Arcturaa, Nason, NOrleaus; Nova Sootiaa (s), Aird, Portland. Loxnon, Jan 2% —Cleared, Kong Cari, Ganderson, Phila. delphin; Hudson, Knight, NYork (24 clearance). Ent out 22d. Agnes, Camphe'l, for Roston. Lecuoas, Jan 18—Arrived, brig Boll (Br), Seehusen, New ‘ork. Hacaas, ton. 1g-—Areived, Caroline, Perkins, Vigo. rived, brig Myatic, Boars, Marsetll an Darks ey Wien Malaga; 10th, Ormus, Fattangal Gh Suied, Deo M—Brign Alex Nickele. Rosebrook, NYork; Tasso (Tal) Rugglero. Philadelphia: Slat, ach Mavgle (Br). Tuno, NYork; Jan 4 brig New York (Ital), Sgvareso, New binge Cuba (Br), Stephens, NYork; Mary Stewart, Den alon, Mahenizcme, Jam 9—Arrived, Don Quixote, Hassall, and Adelaide, Pl Pluiomer, New York; Persian, Langiots, Philadel- i roar aan get 2 iy ler ig Peerloas, for NYork tn | aaayecachra Mary Ella, for do ¥ days; Biizabeth Modes, adelphin text day, ms, Jan ta arrived, Normanby, Willia Jan 28— Arrived, Josephine. Forbe: Aurora, Ourany, Work; AO Adams . ame, Tagvitt, Potat de Gall nebhieen i le. uramourd, Jan 22—Put in, Yorktowsm, Driver, from Loa- don for Na nk (ant progeete A wvork, 13 ALERMO, \—Ralled. ir, Acker, Aura, King and Ta ‘meee URN ON %--Arrived, Lord Ryron, Emberiico, London for” Philadelphia, in diatteses 2308, Wabano, tow: faon, Liverpool for Borton, do. Sailed—231, Lady (eat, Brown (from San Francisco), Plymouth; 25th, Sta Chie? (for Bakers Taland), Hamburg: AMsGATE, Jad 24—Sailed, Amelia, M’Donald, Boston, qhormupai, Jun #2—Cleared, Thoresa, Chrlatotters, New x, CHG—In port Dec 18, Nor ship Rinda, from an 23—Salled, Merrie Bogland, NYork (and was ih, without damagey: ‘Terese, Jan’ 1%—Arrived, S Morton, Gardner, NYork; Srartaght, ‘Grozier, Philadelphia, we aa Mth, Ettore, Denuchell, and Giorgio, Pateurich, ‘orl Troon, Jan 28—Sailed, Fred Bliss, Sherman, Havana, Taxcx Bay, CGH—In port Dec 19. bark Kalahome, McMul- len, from Singapore for NYork; brig Kron Pring von Prus- sen (Prus), Muraoh, from NYork for Algna bay. Satled Dec 11~Steamer Warrior, Patterson, from NYork for Hong Kong. American Ports. BOSTON, Feb 4—Arrived, sbip Osean Rover, Green, San Francisco, Clesred—Ship.Jas Choston, Means, NYork: brig W A Bickmore, Bickmore, Matanzas; schra Maria J Moore (Br) May, Maracaibo; W'D Bickford (Br), Dunthin, Aux Cay Anni 4 Marion, Leppert, Gul veston; mebury, Mo! BALTIM ‘Arrived, schi rete 8, Doughty, Portiand: AM Lee, Duke Nichols, Brown; Oliver Scofeld, Disowway; FW Alton, Cummings; UW Godfrey, Jeans, and BR Kirk, Burne Hallett. Boston; brig joston ; vidance; Cleared—Stenmer Wm Kennedy, Tratrio Eaton (Br), Brown, Demarara via Norfolk; se! Ward. Inmen, Boston, FORTRESS MONKOR, Feb 5—Arrived, beige Gertrude, Rio Janetro for orders; Balttmor Liverpool for Bostor A heavy N& storm is ee ae onthe coast, Put in bor, steamer El Ci Vilmington for N York, vatonmer Hatteras, from Norfolk; orig Jas Crosby, rhagena for N York. GALVESTON, Jan %—Arrived, brig Anticello (Br), Marsh, Liverpool; achra River Qiecn, Hopkins, Boston! 5 bed Portland. Clearod—Bark Gessner (Brom), Jaburg. Bremen; bri Felips@, Williams, Liverpool; scr Alice 0 Noyes, Ceowel Pensacola (and all sailed), 25th—Arrived, brig Sadowa, Menke, Barbados; schrs J B | Ciayton, Philadelphia; MB Steaiman, Sieeiman, do. Clearéd—Barks Ocean Spray, Nichols, Liverpool; Galves- ton, Beck Satled Muntzen, Bremen, GLoucES b' 4—Arrived, bark Windau, Pyndt, Ry ‘and anchored off Ten Pound Island). Mottes" Hons, Feb §. PM slog sches Volant, Gus. tio Wilson, Mary B Dyer, Mary i teh Butlwink 'e, Elia May. 8'3 King, Addie’ Fa'lor, Convoy, ‘Lady of the ‘Lake Ranger. 4, AM—Salled, schra D B Everett, Victor (Br). N NS, Jan 28-Cloared, steamer Dudley Buc Pendleton, Vora Crua; sciira 8 & MDBeull, Steolinan, un WF Cushing, rk ea ulf City, Stuart, NYork; ships ndrick Fish, Watts, Liverpool; ishaw, Johnson, sobr PM Wheaton, ay PM—Arrived, scht Falma, Brewster, Northampton, Canova, Merriman, NORPOL v Demara; Wh Na Providence for Satled—Sehrs Edwin A Grosior, Newcomb, and Dan! Sim- mons. Mayo, Providenos for Nortolt 4,8 AM—-Arrwed, schrs Mary Riley, ynRiley, and Gustto wilson: Floyd, Boston for NYork: 8 T King, Clendenin, Ca- f + Gen Marion, Moray, and Convoy, Frenc! for NYork; Geo Deering, Wiills, Portland for Phi Holgtaxo, Feb 3—Arrived, steamer Franconia, Sher. wood, NYor' c sche Active, Mathews, Baltimore, Salied—Brig Wm Maso hra H Prescott, Active, BN pellinapgurnta, Feb 4—Arrived, steamer Whirlwind, row! ‘leared- Sup, Humboldt Plan sor Bremen; echr Mary & Femerick, Dormat wes, Del, SOP at “he ireakwat brig, ‘ardenas for Philadelphia; x ee . do for do; Boalta, for Virgiaia; JL’ Foster, for Baitl- ore. FORTSMOUTH, Feb 1—Arrived, achrs Tookalita, Stew- art, NYork; Gropeshot, Wardwell, and Old Chad, MeClia- tock, Baltimore. ‘owed to sen 34. sbip Calcutts, Moses, for Savannah, PROVINCETOWN, Feb 5—Io port brig Arthur Eggleso, from Africa for Boston. RICHMONS, Fob 3—Arri NYork: solr J 3 itis Rapp, Col termer Hatteras, Couch, NYork, bark P Que DRAWING OF THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY. Oo the Havana Pian of Single Nu WN AT COVINGTON, KEN ON FRIDAY, JARUARY 31, 196%. ~ Peine.| Na. Private 5 Prive $12) TUCRY, Suuee paBeesaueaReEEE : #35 perett ets saUieedE Bs aS “ MOBRAT | EDVY & GD., Managers. For errouinra and all orders en for Tionete addcow MUBRAT, KODE 4 00., Cortagion, Ky, ——, tei yal ¥ 133) ssa * 1, COPARTNERSHIPS, N AGREEABLE ASSOCIATE WANTS an, with a littia eapital, to sell eek ft extrancdinary money making en'e performing to crowded a Lagu at 16 East Twenty-third PARTNER WANTED—WITH $5 009 the inside management and half inte rloly store, Address (real uame) A way retail station A. WANTED-IN A case MANUs nosa, to take the financial pare in hand doing a ud as will be shown: price $5,000, a caek Be yseourod, Apply at 7S and 77 Nassau street, room 31. erty: RINER bs PARTNER IN AN BSTARLIGH®D arorton cs house, either active or atlent: lom mat with. For particulars appiy to Mf. ‘MowaLun, "06 Nusead street, a] stairs, HE COPARTNERSH? MERE iar the frm name, of Puld & i al consent” Mr. Jw Tan in Nquidation vit to PARTNER WANTED... -NONF, ber man, with $90, ina small, ness, One ready for w. rk omy gall at 65 won way, up stairs, TLENT OR ACTIVE PARTNER WixTED, WITH © $10.00 capital, in am extcMsve pianoforte ‘eons whore the mouey ully secure.€ Address iano, bor station i capeenieaes MUS COPARTNERSHIP HERE TOFORM ext oTINa T under the firm name of John V¥bite, 30 9 in this dag dissolved by mutual conscat. gone WHtre. New Yor, Feb 1, 1858. Nours t. SNose, ‘The undersigned have thieday forme \| & copartnéiship under the firm anna of Whiter. Fowle Snow, for th yu alting, No. Wy transaction of the coal busineas af Fein Prinity. ee TINDURY \. yw ERR, LOUIS T. 8NOw (70, A, GOOD WATCAMARER PARTNER WW ANTRD fa a jewelry businesn; sdvertinn pr tas a aed stote tn Brooklyn, bat nesds an hon nae a Ae watoh red, Acai 3.000, | Sitent its bua meen, ‘Address box 216 Herald office. he active mae ® a W'Ntep—rantwen WITH $4,000 TO $5.0 TO take haif interest in a patented manufectur ng by st for aale. Address, or ont! with! in‘ Hotel, 45 sad 47 Bowe: tent pets, faye whole. ner in the Beation own manufacturing facttith work; a practical knowled, capital required, from $10,000 ie fus.000. Adress TS ‘yt Herald ofiice, $5.000.-TARINER WANTED POR THE SALK OP + articles having unparalieled success; better than all the sewing machines or oll w HUTCHINGS & CO., 49 Pine street, room $8, $2 0. 000 7, $20,000.—WANTED, A PARTNER with the above amount of capital to ene gage in a fine ready made clothing business in connvotiom with a first class merchant tailoring trade aiready estabe lished in Prosdway. Can be either a silent or active parte ner, Address Confidential, Herald offco. D5. OOO ACTIVE PARTNER, | WITH TAS $2é amount wanted, In a profitah manut, no tring bneiness ( pecialty); established ten years; con increkeed to any desired gxiente Principals only will address box 658 Poat 4 often, New Yoru, « TO BUILDERS.—TH $30,000. 2.autnens at improve « Pte within twenty mil allroad and steamboat eommuniaation. For fal aduress bo: YWNER WANTS int of money to of City Hall, with f parviculars eens INET TIS. N AGED GENTLEMAN, WHO MAS BARNED & ‘competency and thoronghly known by tun chants and manufacturers throughout tha count retief from much care,’ and will sell t reliable business man a portion of his whieh will warrant the most thorough tavest particulars, To a young man of means and ability. or @ gontioman wishing to establish a dou Ina business that haw stability with satisfactory proftt an 0 tunity seldom offered. Capital invesied ia about $100 000. \uidreas, stating amount of capital at comimand, with c.ty reCereaces, Staple Article Manufacturer, station G, N ELDERLY OR YOUNG MAN WITH $1 PITAL and upwards, can havo the best paying business now ed; call before closing eluewlere. Uilce No, 7, sau street, N INTEREST IN OR THE WHOLE OF TIE OLDEST established Paper Bag Manufactory in the city cau obtained on favorable terns. SOUTHMAYD & 00., 194 Brondway. BUSINESS MAN, WITH $300 Of $50), C\N SE. A permanent cash business, payiog S100 lo $00 HOWES & CO,, No.2 Dey’ sirest, room No 9. 10 monthly, A sune EING IN POSSESSION OF A MEDICIN cure for rheumatiam, and able to mau! ana large schie, T would Uke to associate ith a nmart baste an man who can dixposs of wcapital of from S$! 5,000 to make @ fortune, Address Partuer, box 2,93 Fust office. VAPITAL OR INFLUENCE.—A RELIAILE PERSON A tan take $29,000 annually by, organising a compa oiherwixe, working the Inrzest, soundest, best o agency going: proofs thereuf forthcoming. | Addross Prise pal, Herald off.ce, QXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY | FOR INVERT. {) iment of $3,000. —Establighed Manufacturing Monopolyg also for male, Factory, with Steam Bngine and Shafunge tablet oy manufact asinesm, Pn ae Me teiT AME c4 Ful on streot. OR SALE—A WELL RSTABLISHED FINE S108 Manufactory; been in operation four years; © rare chanee for » young man with a knowledge of ‘the bnsiuess will be sold low, as the advertiser has other business wliel rec fires hia hinthediate attention, Address W. fe La, bos M New York Post o' J MPORTANT 70 CAPITALISTS—REALLY ONE OF the best opportumities for investment that } curred in the history of this country, An tnicry had and full particulars given by addressiag Ladusiry, bow 202 Merald oftice, RESTAURANT, Down FOWN—DE Lion; receipts $100 daily: el circumstances foree mae bare ain ever offered. | DEAL ESTATE. —THR ADVERT! on ty OWNING & large tract of land up tows, t value, wishes to associate himself with a party of 1 ‘Address T. He order to hold the property for a few years, + Dox 637 Post oflion, WE ADVERTISER HAS A BUS 8 from witeh $109,000 can be made within War m wants m party with ‘$0,000 to assis secure money advanced. oy divide to return $10 000 potting itterview, W. Ge, box 170 Herald oitoe. ANTED—A THOROUGH GOING _BUSIN with » paplial of from $3,000 treasurorship of a charter Yore seer bona ~ me quired. Addi stating when oad where an interes ° $300, to Join the adv vision business, now established Br Oki yD. TO INVEST, Witt $3,000 reusing ers exch amy ith nature of bi ote Fare ness, Tneren Herald ovo WwW Ho 18 TAR onuatest Valentine Man? “STRONG, 599 Broadway. 8. CAMERON 400.81 BAM i Pu MPs, ror BOL + Orn, factories, sleamsbipa, mines 4s. Twenty ‘Mreet, corner of second aveuse, New York, OR SALR-A MOISTING ENGINE IN PERF order, suitable fot eiavedore: purpoves. apply SAMUEL SHOUR & CO., 100 Washington mrect, AND FORTABL fting, Pullies wg a sghinery of all desaription ‘ar ndeon Jersey Ci aire | street, New York. — PROPELLER, STATIONARY Bi ‘All sizes; RS AND PULLEYS—AT LO! Stet. HANG! prison, WOOD BRO. & CO., 78 Rutgers street, th atreot, near dd avenury gor BLATR Mantet tas BAW T price of warble.—Send for . B STEWAMT. ‘Was Nexth arenne betwoen Thirty Ofth and Wairty.siatb «i N AKBLEIQED SLATE MANTELS Aillard tabe Wed tea—Pui Vartegnted ork, plain aud SLAGE COMPANY. AL. is OF 4 West Feat Kighicanth street, 8, “hohe tees #uppled va favuralse forms M ARAL MANTELS 6 FIN SHL i priget as 8. KLAS: + (STROLOGRR MAURIOR, BEST 1 A Success in love, marriage, situations aad ait pa 173 Grand street ADAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CLAIRYOY MY fareala Zone rea at Hadas life irra ner DISTINGUISHED CLATRY| ‘len, tammes, numbers, ged hit i canal sireak Ee ORIGINAL MADAM M BYRON, clairvzaat oy a SRVE