The New York Herald Newspaper, February 13, 1872, Page 7

A a registered, January and do. do., 1865, coupon, do., FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, WALL STREET, Moypay, Feu 12-6 PM, | On ’Change to-day wheat was dull and strong. Bhe cotion marker was unchanged, but not so frm, ‘ MONEY EASY, ' qhe money market during the entire depression fm stocks was active, owing to the changing of ‘and ireshening of margins, put was fully sup- at 7 per cent. Late in the afternoon the dealings among the siock brokers were at 6 Ba. cent and among the government bond holders at a 6 per cent. Commercial paper was quoted 748 per cent dis- feount for prime doubie names, . Foreign exchange was unchanged, and firm on the basis of 10934 a 109! for prime bankers’ sixty- sterling and 109% @ 110 for sight pills GOVERNMENTS STRONG. The government list responded promptly to the Imore peaceful attitude or our relations with das regards the Alabama claims jand. to a sharp improvement im the Lon- jon quotations, which came } ber cent bet- r for the five-twenties, although a portion { this aavance was iost later in the day, seemingly sympathy witn a similar decline in consols on report in London that the Governor General of dia had been assassinated iu making a tour of e forts of that country. Our market kept all of its provement and leit off firm as follows:—United tates currency sixes, 114'4 a 11434; do. sixes, 1841, istered, 114'{ @ 11434; do. do., coupon, 115% 11534; do. five-twenties, registered, May and lovember, 110% a 110%; do, do,, 1862, coupon, 0, 110% OB 0%; do, do, 1864, do. d 10% a 111; do. do, 1865, do. do, 1K 11134; do. do, 1867, july, 110% @ 111345 10% @ 1104; do, do, 1867, do. do, 111% 11%; do. do., 1868, do, do., 112% @ 112%; do, ives of 1881, funded, registered, 108!¢ a 10834; do, lo. do., coupon, 108% & 10334; ao., ten-forties, tered, 107 a 10734; do. do., coupon, 110% a 1%. GOLD LOWER—110% A 11034. The gold market was steady most of the day at an erage quotation of 11034, although in the forenoon ere were frequent sales at 110%, on tne rise of our ds in London. The heavy imports make @ steady lemand for gold just now from the merchants, and ders on this account and a reaction in prices in don caused an advance to 110%. From this joint there, was @ siow decline to 110%, on Washington telegram saying that General Butler ad offered @ resolution instructing the Ways and feans Committee to report a bill allowing one-taird t the customs duties on foreign imports to be paid greenbacks, ‘the subsidence of the “war fever” perated against the activity of the market, which, compared with iast weex, Was quite dull. The nhief fluctuations o! the day are shown in the 2PM. 3PM. | In the gold joan market the rates ranged from 5 er cent for carrying wo flat for borrowing. * The perations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as <al- $44,859,000 1,120, 703 1,245,237 SOUTHERN SECURITIES ACTIVE. ‘The Southern list was active, with the dealings lefy in the South Carolinas, Virginias and Ten- ‘The new South Carolina July issues were gular, opening strong and advancing to 37, but ddenly declining to and closing at 35, The Vir- jas were heavy ancl presse‘ for sale, the deferred ip coming in for considerable opposition, The mnessees and North Carolinas were firm. © following were the closing quotations:— mnessee, CX COUPON, 66% a 6654; do. new, 66% a 44; Virginia, ex coupon, 56 @ 59; do. registered tock, old, 45 a 50; do. sixes, consolidated bonds, 36 & 66; do. sixes, deferred scrip, 173g @ 18; leorgia sixes, 73 a 78; do, sevens, 85a 8734; North lina, ex coupon, 32% a 34; do, funding, 1366, & 25; do, do, 1863, 20 4 22; do, new, 17% a 18; Bpectal tax, 13 @ 14; Missouri sixes, 04 a 9434; jo. Hannibai ana 6. Joseph, 92 a 93; Louisiana es, 608 63; do. new, 50 @ 55; do. levee sixes, @ 65; do. do, eights, 70m 80; do. do. eights, (875, 81 & 85; do. Penitentiary sevens, 65 a 70; 0. railroad eights, 70 @ 80; Alabama fives, 63 a 3 do, eights, 90 a 95; do. elghts, Montgomery d Eufaula Raliroad, 87a 92; South Carolina eg, 52a 60; do. new, January and July, 343¢ 85; do. do, April and October, 333, a 34; kansas sixes, funded, 57 a 59, RAILROAD EARNINGS. ‘The earnings of the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail- oad for the month of January were in— COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS. The following shows the imports, exclusive of ecie, at the port of New York for the week ending ebruary 10 and since the beginning of the year:— 1870. 1871, 1872, $2,935,004 $3,602,786 $4,283,608 8,430,451 "4,120,012 *3)276,909 $6,375,485 22.708 $7,500,475 fev. reported... 20,295,335 25,538,906 81,934,517 Since Jan. 1..$26,670,820 $33,211,704 $50,404,002 THE SPECIE MOVEMENT, The imports of specie at this port during the past eek and since the beginning of the year liave been lollows:— tal for the week eviously reporte Total since January 1, 1872. me time 1871 630,362 261,380 THE RAILROAD BONDS. The following were we bids for the rallroad nds:— jew York Cen 6's, 1883.. 951g Tol & W Ist m, StL div. Tol & Wabid'm ..... Toi & Wab equip bds. ‘Tol & W cons con’ Gt West ist m, 1888 Gt West ud m, 18: lew York Cen 1807. by 4. es Bh 's,8ub.. G's, 1676, 4 con 18,6. 10 lug uincy & Tol ist, 1800: Til & £0 Iowa Ist m. Gal & Chic 2a m. Chi, R1 & Paciiic ... Mor & kesex ist m. Mor & Essex 2d Clev & Tol 8 fy. New Jer Cent Int im, b. Pitts, FW & Chi Ist'm. Pius, F W & Chic zd m. Clev & Pitecon af . jarlem con mt \Alb & Sus Ist vas, ich Gen Ist m8! Chic, Bur & Q. ich S07 po ich SAN Lal 7 p ac RR 7's, guar by Gen Pac gold bonds. inion Pac Ist m Pac ‘con.. 865 Ol . Ohio & Mi dm, Dub & Sioux City iat m.. 94 St Louis& Iron M 1st m.. 934¢ Mil & 5t Paul, 1 & M D.. 89 Mar & Cin Ist m. Jol & Chic Ist m Col, Chie & Ind Iai x io & Ind 2d m. ‘ol, Peo & W. E Tol, Peo & W, W Do... OL Tol, B&W, Buri'n div... 8635 Tol, Peo &'War 2d m..", 4g 1g N York & N Aaven 0 Host, Hart & Erie lat m. 42 Bos, Hart & Erie gtd... 47 Cedar F & Minn Ist m... 82 THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS. The London 7imes’ money article of January 24 Rontains the following:— With regard to the proposed Northern Pacific allway, 1b appears that tis great project of con- tructing a live from Luke Supertor right across he United States, to Puget’s Sound on the Pacitic oast, south of Victoria, Vancouver's Island, has Alately undergone a very thorough aud searching in. Bee by a group of important (nancial houses Mn ihe Continent, at the head of which, it 1s under. tood, is the Union Bank of Vienna, in consequence f proposias made to tiem for placing in Sore ali the bonds of that line, to the amount of fifty tilions of dollars, tie olner molety Cacti | reserved lor America, The capitalists in question having re- olved to obtain from an independent and distnter- ested source all possibie miormation and data before NeAgiNg themséives in a transaction Of Such Mage itude, sent out a commission to Inspect tue track f the line and report onthe whole project in its chhical, commercial and financial features, and he following gentiemen undertook the task:— MM. ‘olsch, Vice President of the Austrian Civil Eng! cers and Arciutects’ Institute, Vienna; Re- uorungsrath Hass, wirector of the Berlin Girls ailWay, Berlin; Den Tex, Secretary of the Cuam- © of Commerce, Amsterdam; mbearg, Pro- fessor at the Polytechulc School, Vieuna: Von tscawerdt, journalist, Kranktort. After a wlose examination, duriug four monihs, of the Project the Commissivn returued last November. NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1872.—TRIPLE SHEET, smc rene eeomnmmrsananteataneaeasmnamnsaen aaa eae LLL OTE THE PACIFIC MAil, INVESTIGATION. nd tf ts said that, although one Commustioner gave @ separate opinion unreservs preproee| ‘undertaking, the aoe eal in an a report, express themselves strongly posed to certain points connected with the Led pe cet 3 to the European mtaae mar ely recommen: t. kets. ‘The Continental bankers Saving sAopeed tne views of the majority of their Comm! , the mat- ter, so far as they are concerned, remains in sus- pense pending the action of the American promoters ‘With resoect to the objections raised; and until their agreement to make the necessary modifications 13 iven the interesting and extensive report of the Sommission will probably not be pubiished, as it Will, no doubt, be considered advisable, in the tnter- ests of all parties, tO announce at the same time that the odjections raised by the Commission have been satisiactorily met and removed. STOCKS ACTIVE, WEAK AND LOWER. ‘The stock market opened firm, on the European despatches in the morning papers exhibiting a more conciliatory tone in the latest London comments on the Alabama question and the further prospect of a peaceful adjustment of all the matters in dispute through the friendly interposition of Chancelior Bismarck. But at the first cali a “break” in Union Pacific suddenly demoralized the market and started prices so rapidly on the aownward turn that the more timid class of operators saw @ panic impending and hastened to unburden themselves of such interest as they had in the market. Union Pacific fell to 3354, Ohio and Missis- sippi to 4354; Western Union to 69, Pacific Mail to 665;, Lake Shore to 89%, and Northwestern common to 73%. Hariem, which was so heavy Saturday, fell in this crisis to 10734, on the current impression of stockholders that the depression of the roadbed above the depot will be inevitably required of the company, to whom the alteration will be a cost of several millions of dollars, The only strength of the day was shown by Wabash, which was resoluiély supported by Mr. Daniel Drew against all oppo- sition and eventually advanced to 76%, The “break”? in Union Paciflc ts attributed to sales by the so- called Vanderbilt party, who, having perfected an agreement by which Mr. Horace F, Clark is to be the choice of the Board for next President of the road, were no longer interested in holding their stock, and parted with it accordingly. After the close of banking hours, and subsequent to the re- laxation 1y the money market, there was a recovery of irregular extent from the lowest points of the day, Hariem touching 109 and Pacific Mail 675, the latter on the adjournment and return of the investi- gating committee to Albany with what is regarded asa weak case against the “bull” clique. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks during the day:— Highest, Lowest, New York Central OTs 96% New York Central 92: 923, my 10735 30% B06 11335 1136 90 8934 Wabash .. 10% 1654 Northwestern Ta 13% Northwestern preierred. 90% 9046 Rock Island . 11 110% St. Pau . 55% 6535 St. Paul pre » TW 1535 Obio and Mississ » 44% 4395 Union Pacific - 6% 83% Hannibal aod St. Josepn. o = 4536 Western Union Telegraph . ~ 10% 69 Pacific Mail......... 5656 * ALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK BXOHANGE, Monday, eb. 12-10:15 A. Me 825000 US6's, "81, ¢ 115% $1009 Bos, H & Erle Is. 48 500 do. 14 2000 do, 4g ‘g0000 U 10336 10000 do, 1000 ua” 2000 43 100 US 5 20, ¢, 13 babs Merc 2 1000 Oregon wi, “yr. 1036 83 BkofS of New Yk.. 1356 50 US 5's, 10-40, No 45 Bk of Comm'ce - 100 Con Goal of Md... Bg s se 9 Wells. 35 Am M ler U Exp 6355 DUN YCAHR RE... 9155 4000 do. 915g 000 Mt Fy 2000 NY 7's bou loan, ¢ 1 1000 Brooklyn 500 NY © 6's, 1000 N¥ Cen 6 9000 Bud NY & E 1st wi. 1000 do. ao U Pac 10's, inc, 0... 2 88a 000 StL & Iron'M int. 933g 7000 Chi &N Weon.., 93% 600) Han & StJos'ncb 87% I 200) Tol & W 2d m.... 9455 4000 Gt West 24 m 5000 C One o’Clock P. M. 1% 200she Erle RR......b 0 9) 100 arlene RAC occccoe0 308° n a we ce y 600 do. FT 400 Clev & Pitta RR gid. 93 10 Asse see oe 92) £00 Chic &N'WRE:.bo 73 a 200 do... 134 300 ‘7B 200 ai 34 900 di Be 100 do. Big 18 New Jersey iy ° 200 Oble & RAT RR.D 6 110% do 0 Oy jap Quick Min. 100 de ia Ea a0., 600 Con C of Md 3 fie 20 Mariposa pi ae 400 Pac M SS Co. 4353 45s 21% 6g 100 US Express C OLOSING PRICES—5 O'OLOCK P. M. 70: 87 Western Union, Pacitic Mall. NYU NY Cen scrip, Erie. ct Bos, Har & Brio 4 Lake Shore. Union Paoiti B48, Han &8tJo. 4536 a Pittsbu a1, Han &8t Jo Cea 65 Northwestern. 74 CorCaindGen Qiga 3 COMMERCIAL REPORT. MONDAY, Feb, 12—6 P, M. Corrrr.—The market continued quiet, but firm for ail descriptions, We hear of sales of 2,000 bags Rio per South America, and 2,000 do. per Erie, both on private terms. ‘We quote :~-Cargoes Rio, ordinary, 16}gc. @ 16}0.; fair, 170, ry ; good, 17%Zc. a 18e.; prime, 183g. a 18%e., gold, fa bond, sixty days; Maracaibo, Wc. a 2lc.; Laguayra, 19}¢0. ‘a Qle.; St. Domingo, in bond, Ide, a 14}¢c, ; Java, 3c, a 24c., gold, duty paid, CoTron.—There has deen very tittle inquiry for cotton in the spot to-day, but the market closed steady, although dull and nominal. The market for future delivery was quiet, but rates unchanged, The sales reported on ‘Cha: to-day tum up thi To-Day. Sut. Lvening. Total. si a aturday evening—Febrnary, 22 15-18c., 200 at 287%0.. 100 nt x 4 at 25 ‘9-166. Total, hae "em Today 2s ‘Total, ’ bales. fo day-«! ary, 100 at b-l6e., 800 as 100 at 29 rated Marely 200 At 22 1-IHen “100 at 927%0., 20) at 22 1 E00 at 22 Li-ibe,, 400 at 2276) 100 at 2 April, 850 at 23ige., 200 at $3 3.18,, 200 at 400 wt 23:4¢., .00'at 23 6-18e. ; May, 100 S-lse., 100 “at Wsz0., BO AL Ddigc. 5 i 1,000""at 2335.4 July, 600 at 283g0.; Anguaty | 10) atl “baige, Total,” 2.100)” bales, Grand total, 10,300 bales. Kaies on cotton to foreign ports closed steady as foliows:To Liverpool, by” steam, Mac; by sail, J-16a. To Havre, by steam, fo., gold aati, Xe. To’ Hamourg, by (4. Comprense To' Bremen, by steam, sola,” compressed. To Baltic ‘port, by sail, ie, a to, gold. The total recsipts at the ports sam up thus:—Galveston, Ce: 140); new, Orleans, 10,210; | Mobile, B,2W0r. Savancat 3 arieston, 1,000; Wi mington, IL); Norfuik, 1,819; Bal- 2,50! thmore, 405; New York, 713; Boston, 104; total 29,374,’ this day last week, baal nf this ay last year, 43,885. 'We quote:— sie Alaimemas New Orleans. Texas, iy Ordinary... 20% 20 20 Good ordinary 2% n” ag ey middling. ae as = idauing, P ms) Good milid a 4 24 a Es @ vexed on cotton running if qu ove or below the grade au eceipis~ Flour, 2161 bbis, ; wheat orn, 69,90 bushels; corn meal, $6 bola, and 485 els; barley, 2,000 do.; rye, 65do, The ‘ket rnied dull, but prices were nominaliy un. changed. The sales were about 6,500 bola, tneinding 690 bbls. Southern and 160 bbis, of superdge rye, Cora meal re- = The qaotatle more than bait a erade al FLOUR AND GRAIN, mained quiet, but steady, Sales 100 bbls. Western yellow at Ro sia 847 9 85 50 > & 5% a 62 xtra 60a 700 18 1B a 85 — 615 70a 850 66 — 69 108 775 Se Louie iow ania eae ie ls Tow! . Be Lous 7130 178 a oem woe 540 be 5 5 Wa 635 6 50a 8 00 825 a 1100 3600 Be 30a 875 40a —_ 400.0 405 4a 8 75 a 19 60 eons. : —Wheat was dull but unchan; 80,008 bushels at 81 60 for No. ‘Unchanged. Corn 15.000" bushels tat” We. spring, in stove; $1 80 for ‘uptions were not dealt in and Was steady, with saics of about eis ry ec, 'for mixed closing at 74c. 8 743gc. for high mixed to yellow. Western and southern’ white and yellow nominal witbin the range of 73390. a 8c. Oats were steady and in moderate demand. The sales were about 80,000 bushels at S4c. a bio. for Western, atioat ; G6c. a Sic. for fair to choice white Ohio, afloat; SSige! for Western, on the track. ariey remalped dull, but without noticeable change; 400 bushels four-rowed State at #1. Rye was also ‘dull, but un- changed. Western held at Funionts.—There was a fair inquiry for room to-day, both dy steam and safl; but owners and shippers geverally w apart in their views in regard to rates, and but comp: tively little was accomplished. The market remainei about steady. chartering business was also quiet, and with the exception of a moderate inquiry for vessels for the petro- leum trade ‘was no call for vessels for any purpose. The engagements rej y were as folio To Liver- pool, by steam, ‘bags clover seed 25s., and by sail 1, 00 tierces bacon or lard at 17s. 6d., 26,00 bushels grain at Sd, for corn and 5d. for wheat. To London, by steam, 30,000 bushels grain divd. for corn and 5%jd. for wheat; 3,000 5 bags clover seed, 25s. ; 30) packages of pork and beef, 4s. 6d, To Glasgow, by st b clover seed, 258. To Kotter- dam, 60 tierces lard, 278, td. charters were :;—An Itaian bark trom Philadelphia to Alexandria, 1,500 bbia. and 8,00) boxes retined petroleum at 6s. for bbls and suc, for cases; an Italian bark from Philadelphia to Gibraltar for orders to the Melliterranean, 2.40) bbls or boxes of retined petroleum oa R rate terms, Rumored—A from Philadetphia to a Continental port, 4,500 or 5,000 bbis. reiined petro.eum at terms not made known; also a vessel hence with cases, the particulars of which have aot been made k»own. ‘MO1A8SRS.—Domestic continued in moderate request at ateagy prices, but foreign remained dull and nominal. The ‘sules aggregate about 450 bbls, New Orleans, at from 480, We quote:— O14 Cran, New Cron, Cuba—Centrifugal and mixed......18c. a 20c. —‘19e, a 200. Clayed.. me Ro. Muscor Porto Rico. English Ia pes New ‘vo, 450. 0c. a NAVAL STORES.-The market for spirits turpentine was ‘Th were only about 120 bbis., at gulct, but very drm. 23¢c. in merchantable order and 830. for small lots from tore, Rosin was also quiet, but a trifle firmer. We hear of sales of 747 bbls. good strained, at $4 80; ordinary strained quoted at j. Tar was dull and nominal, within the range of $8 25 a $3 373g for Washington or Wilmington. PRETROLEUM.—The market for refined continued dull, but not quotaoiy cl ged; held for spot or balance of month at Cru ie in bulk Was also duil and nominal at 12° Case oil remsined inactive and nominal at .8c. a 289 hiha was quiet, but firmly held at 1c. a 124. for Western or city, Atthe Creek the market was duil and lower, quoted at #3 7739 a $8 80 on the upper and 7395 on lower'road, Tho Philadelpiia market was dull and nom- inally lower, although tuers were no transactious on which to base quotations, Retine! quoted at lsc, a 21 540. for spot ormonth. We bear of sales in New York of ard white for last half of March at 22\c. PROVISIONS, —Receipts—Pork, 2,541 bbls, packages; 2,12) bbl, and trerces. an market for mess pork was only moderately active and some: what weak, althoush not quotably changed. ‘The sales Were—300 Bola, for April at $14 19) ‘000 1oF May at gle 25, and 600 bbls, for July at $14 40, February and March could have been purchased at $14 10. In yobbinz lots avout 200 bbls, sold at $13 60 for old mess, $14 Tor prime mess, unin- spected, and $16 for new clear. " Bacon waa in good demand, Dut the firmness of holders checked business, Sales 10) boxes long clear, at 7c. for Weatern and 2c. for fancy city, Short ib’ quoted at7e, a 74ge., and Cuinberiand cut at Tce. D: hogs were dull anda shade lower, Western quoted at Sc, a 4c. city at Gigc. x Bige. or light Leary. ef remained quiet, but not quotably changed. The sales were contined to about 7 bbis., within the range of 3 a iLL for meas, $10 a S12 for extra mess, $15 a B18 for prime mess (tlercgs)’ and $18 a $20 for India mess Beef hams Qwere Huet, but steady, with s uall sales within the rance of $28 n 495.’ Cut were in fair demand, but principally ¢ of 30 boxes ry sated shoul- ders at sled bellies at Wo note ; smoked shoul- do. Lama, We, a 1c. : pickled shoulders, 5c. a Bige. , 7c, w 8c., boxelt or loose; sugar-cured and smoked hams, » Lard—The market for Western was moverate y activo, but a shaco We hear of sales of 1,100 tlerces, spot, at 9%sc. for for prime ana 93¢¢, for kettle | wo 250 tlerces on private terms. ‘For April 700 tierces at 1c.; March quoted at 9\e, City lard was in good demand, with sales of 250 tlerces at 940. f Riek, Th an fairly active and firm for all descriptions, higher. We hear of anles of 65 casks Carolina at Blac. 2 bags Patoa at 9340. T34¢., and BO bags Rangoon at 6/4c. SuGak-—The market for raw continued yulet, but steady, There was very Mite call for any description,” We hear of sales of 100 huds, reining at 94¢c.. 42 boxes ciayed at 94e., 211 bags Laguayra at 8\4c., and 70 bacs melado on private terms. Retned was in moderate request andsteacy. We njerior tocommon refining, 8c, a BIC. 5 qnote abi to good fair refining, 90, a 8 Bie; tair to, ood | 4c. a . hhds. and poxes, 7!¢e. na—Boxes, Dutch stand N a Ze. ; do, 13" to 15, 1c. 1 19 t0'20, Te. a 1244 {co.’.Common to pritns ice grocery, Bigc. a 10'4 to 12, Tige a te, Java rd, Nos. 10 to 12, 91¢e.a 940. Manila—Superior and extra superior, 7c. a 80. STEARINE remained dull and nominal at 9340. TALLOW was scarce and wanted. We hear of sales of 50,000 Ibs. at Bic m 9c. for common to goodand 9'4c. for prime, Wui8KRY.—Receipts, 341 bbis, The market was dull and heavy, altnough not quotably changed. We hear of sales of 170 bbls. wt 990, DOMESTIC MARKETS. GALVFSTON, Feb. 12, 1472. Cotton dull and nominals good ordinary, 2c. Net re- ceipts, 434 bales. Exports to Great Brituin, 1,452; coast- wise, 364. Sales, 400. Stock, £0,308. New ORLEANS, Feb. 12, 1872, Cotton middlings, 2244¢. Net receipts, 10,210 bales ; ‘oss, 10,490. ‘Exports—To Great Britain, 5,759; to Bremen, ret otal bang $08; Constwise, 330. Bales, 7,200; Blocks x oe Mourne, Feb. 12, 1872. Cotton nominal ; middling, 217%4c.. Net receipts, 3,700 bales. Exportsto Great Britain, 3,619. Sales, 1. Stock, 68,790. BAVANNAN, Feb, 12, 1872, Cotton quiet, but firm; middlings, 21%c. a 21% Net re- bales. Exports-—To Great Britain, 2112; to the 300; coastwise, 2,149. Sales, #00. Stock. 74,909. CHARLESTON, Feb. 12, 1872, Cotton dull; middlings, 2I%c. a 2zc. Net recerpts, 1,500 ‘Dales. Sales, 100. Stock, 29,902. ‘LOUISVILLE, Fel. 1%, 1872, ‘Tobacco very active and firm for alll erades, Sales, 32 huas, CutCAGo, Feb. 12, 1872, Fiour quiet and unchanged. , Wheat quiet and unchanged; aN good to prime refintiag, cho 8 lot ; ceipts, Continent, sales of No. 1 spring at #1 29 for strictly fresh; $1 sl od jler March, Corn quiet and unchanged, Oats Nec. & 824e. tor No. 2c, Kye duil and nominal at 7c, a72c. for No.2 Barley in good demand at S8igc, a Sve. for No. spring. Pork awiat $1245, Lard dull and a shade Jower at $8 90: seller March, $585 a && 90 ). All meats quiet bat unchanged. Live hogs active at 84 Wa ip4 40. Dressed boge bigher at #4 95, Cattle ndyancea and in tairvemand, Whiskey sold at 873G0. ghta—Corn to Buifalo, 1c. a 12gc. " Receipts—3,000 bb! 5,000 bushels wheat, 8.000 do. corn, 28,000 do. oat e, 7,00 do, bar Jey and 12,000 hogs. Shipments—3,000 bb! ur, 2,000 bush- gis wheat, 15,000 do, corny 14,000 do. oats, 2,000 do.’ rye, 6,000 do. barley au: 0 . 5 BUFFALO, Feb. 12, 1872. In store and_nfloat—Wheat, 618,500 bushels; corn, 289.000 do.; oats, 409,000 do.; barley, 154,000 do. ; rye, 49.09 do. + bariey malt, 3,000, Flour quiet’ and'unchanged; sales 10,000 Dbia. extra State on private terms, Wheat uegiected. Corn very dull; sales 1,000 bushels No.2 Western at Sie. Oats ull; State quoted at 44c, Kye neglected, Barley duil and unchanged, Peas, negiected, Seods quiet, and no sales re- ported, Pork and lard dull and unchanged. Highwines dull And nominal, #ic. Kail shipments. 4,670 bushels bariey. Oswxao, N. ¥., Feb. 12, 1872, Flour steady and unchanged; sales 1,600 bbls, at $7 60 for No. L spring, 88 for amber winter, $8 50 for white winter, 4 for doube extra. Wheat dull; sales 1,000 bushels No. 2 rea winter at $160, No. } Milwaukee club’ held at #1 50. Corn ull; saies $0 bushels at Gie. Barley nominally $14 $1 05 for Canada Rye quiet at Uc. for Western. Corn meal, $1 60 for bolted, $1 55 for anbolted, per cwt. Miilfeed firm ; shorts, gus; shipstuls, #26 a 927; middlings, $28 a B30 per ton. alirond freighis—Flour, to Boston, 6c. ; to New York, 8c. ; to Albauy, 496. INDIGNANT JEWELLERS [ Cook’s Bill to Regulate the Manufacture and Sale of Jewelry and Silverware. About one hundred manufacturers and dealers in jewelry and silverware met yesterday in parior No. 14 of the Astor House, to consider the bill of Assem- blyman Cook regulating the manufacture and sale of gold and stiver ware. Mr. Tiffany, of Tiffany & Co., was called to the chair, and David Dold acted asesecretary. The bill, @ synopsis of which ap- peared in the HERALD last week, was read, when several gentlemen denominated it @ “striking measure.” Iv was announced that Assemby- Man Pell was watching Mr. Cook, and would fight it before the Committee on Manulactures and Commerce, of which Mr. West fs chairman, but Messrs, Charles Fellows, of Cooper, Fellows & Co. ; James Macchester, of Manchester, Harriott & vo., and David Doad, of Carter, Hawkins & Dodd, were appointed @ committee to proceed t9 Albany and oppose the bill before tne committee, ° ir. Manchester declared that the bill would work great damage to the trade ol tne city; the manutac- turing business of the Jjeweilers and silverware men smounted to $25,0u0,000 per year, and their productions sold in all the States. in the event of the passage of the pill Now York firms would be compeiled to remove to Jersey or Pennsylvania to Manuiacture suflicient to supply their customers from oiher States who require all Kinds of goods, and consequently New York Would suffer very reatly. The ’ommittes were empowered to make an as- sessment pro rata for the expense of opposing the bill. THE FIFTEENTH WARD NUISANCES. Toe respectable residents of the Fifteenth precinct complain bitterly of the annoyances they are sub- Jected to by street walkers, who, at all hours of the night, congregate in Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets and University piace and insult gentlemen ‘who pass with their lady acquaintances. On Thurs- day last the police arrested seven of these notorious nympho du pave; but they were discharged by the magistrate, who ‘reprimanded the officers and re- fected upon Captain byrne for permitting more dis. reputable persons to run houses im the ward, Its claumed for Capialu Byroe that the moment he dis+ covers ® panei house in his ward he breaks it up, and it 19 to be regretted that When he secks to rid the streets of the brazen-faced creatures who annoy the weil-disposed residents a puiice justice is found who fails ta sustain fim, Dresres COUNCIL. Charges Against the President of the Com- pansy—The Complaining Petitioner amined—Adjourned to Albany. The inquiry into the charges against the Prest- dent of the Pacific Matl Steamsmp Company was resumed yesterday morning by the Legislative Com- tion having in December he officers of creatip; made securly. indebted to him; purchased any stock or the company; was exumiued, by ©, H. Marshall, of are retained, Without any changes, against a deficiency 11 No. 33 of spots out on It. walked away. will bring it before oughly fumigated. AM 'S THEATRE, EIGHTH WE: Bo™ Mr. BLA NEW AND STAKT: NEW ARNOT, offices.o! the company; corporation to endangg On asking the conduc LeWIS H. COHEN, as CAS! Lessees and Managers SEVENTH EDITION G mittee at the St, Nicholas Hotel. Mr. Edward S. Chapin testified that he was @ broker; that he bought Pacific Mail stock by order of his partner, Mr. Osborne, ana understood it was for Mur. Stockwell; he did not know of any combina- been formed by Mr. Stockwell and others in November to lock up currency; currency ut Mr, Stockwell and other the bank were present; amounted to between five and eight hundred thou- sand dollars; it was deposited in the bank; he ve- eved he borrowed some money trom the company the day upon which he counted the money; ms operations in the matter had nothing to do with @ stringency mm the money market; he ¢ loan on tue usual terms, payig seven percent; Paciiic Maul stock was not deposited as counted belore; t any losses. p"? money. the committee, missioners. either @ first class shipmaster branch pilot. Tue Captain of in the receipts. the THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. or a Ex- the sum Mr. Webster, counsel for Mr. Layman, expressed his surprise at a notice in some of the papers, to the eifect that his client could not be found, ‘Wouid state that Mr, Layman would preseat himself before tie committee in the course of the Cony a Mr. Addison Cammack, formerly in business in the drm of Cammack & Chapin, confirmed the tes- tumony of the previous witness, Mr. Newton Layman subsequently came before the committee and testified that he purchased 610 Shares in the Pacific Mail Steamship Company; he did not know what the stock cost and never saw the stock; d.d not pay any money for the shares; Mr. Smith said he would sell him some stovk; at Mr. Smiti’s request ne signed the petition to the Legislature; Was in the employ of Smith, who was he meant Henry N, Smith; never had no conversation with Mr. Smith about the purchase of the stock; knew nothing about the management of the aitairs Mr. E. D, Webster drew up the petition to the Legislature for an investigation. The witness added that he was captain of a yacht of which Mr. Henry N, Smith was the owner, and that the amount due to him by Mr. Smith was be- tween three hundred and four hundred dollars. ‘The committee took a recess and resumed the tn- vestigation at two o’clock, when Henry N. Smith He said that Mr. stockwell had told him that the Pacific stock w he bought 5,000 shares on the condition that if 10 went down he would not suffer any loss and tf It went uv they were to share the profits; Mr. Stock- well told bim he had a@ bill belcre the Legisiaiure to authorize the company to buy stock; he wished wit- ness to purchase 40,000 shares, and he promised to guarantee him agains Mr. F. C. Markhain stated that be was acquainted with Mr. Stockwell and had Gone business with him; money had been borrowed trom the company, but at the usual margin; the interes’ paid was seven per cent and some had been loaned at six per cent; | good security was always given; money could be borrowea from any other house on the same se | curity; never had any conversation with Mr. stock- | Well about “locking ul The committee then adjourned to meet in Albany. He very valuabie; The New Harbor Master Bill Adoptred—A Committee to Convey it to Albany. Aspecial meeting of the Chamber of Commerce was held yesterday to bear the report of the com- mittee appointed to draft a bill regulating the ap- pointment of Harbor Masters, ‘the bill was reported It invests ine appointing power in the five Pilot Commissioners, whose salary is $1,000 per year. eleven Harbor Masters, appointed from fall branch pilots or shipmasters holding @ first class certif- There are to be ® salary of $300 per month, who shall have the power to select headquarters and the badge to be worn by the Harbor Masters, and exercise super- vision over them, The lees are the same as vow exist, The bill provides fur carrying auy surplus trom fees, after paying expenses, to the Pilot Com- missioners’ funda ior widows and orp: these exceptions tne jeatures of the preseat law The duty of adjudicating upon | charge? and complaints 18 vested in the Vilot Com- | The Captain of the Port must ve | Witn full the Port 1s to give $10,000 and the Harbor Masters $2,590 bonas for the ‘aithful discharge ot their duties, | leaves the districts us they now exist in the act, The bill ‘dhe report was adopted and the committee was empowered to make an amendment to guard ‘The Chamber, by a unanimous vote, authorized the committee to roceed to Albany and secure its Dassage by tue Legislature, after which the Chamber listened to the reading of a paper by Colonel Gowan on float- ing vessels over bars and otver obstructions, SMALLPOX IN A STREET CAR, New Yors, Feb. 10,.1872, To THE EpiTor OF THE HERALD:— un my coming down town this morning on car the Broadway Jine, which was over- crowded in and outside with passengers, at the vicinity of Bleecker and Wooster streets all the pas- sengers’ attention was called to a man who had just entered with a worstea muiiler around lus face ‘and his face in @ fearful condition with large red Nearly all the passengers in the car became quite startled and left for front and rear platforms and pronounced it a smallpox, which it evidently was, itor, 18 1t not a shame and disgrace tor a ratlroad the lives of passengers? his _reason for allowing such @ passenger on his car, he made no reply, but Now, being convinced of the fact that you would do justice to the public in a case of this Kind, Linform you of this fact, trusting you 0 "Nor the public so that they may evade riding tn car No. 33 until the same 1s thor Yours most obediently, SEMENT: B K OF sone CASAR, Mr. EDWIN BOOT. as BRUTUS. LAWRENC! BARRETT IUS. the CROOK iW COSTUMES, NEW SEC ND APPE. DANCES, NEW MUSTO, WE NE stats IN AM. JULIUS CHSAR MATINEE ON SATURDAY, AT ONE. LING FEATURES, FPECTS, RICA of the RENOWNED GOAT, ALEXIS. Second appearance in America of the celebrated SPANL Second representation SH MINSTRELS, in America of 40 South street. OOTH. +. JARRETT & PALMER AND KLCONSTRUCTION THE FAMOUS ORIENTAL SERPENT DANCE, MLLE. PIERINA SASSI AND A LIVING ANACONDA, Second performance here of the beautiful 1A BY THE INFANT Second representation PAS LEDONIAN | DAN PARISIENN iC in three y DE Pols (Fish Dance). THE GREAT MAJILTONS in a nes ATHL new and pleasing act, EB. BALLET TROUPE, ° oc the celebrated THB INFANT ETES, THE CLOWN DOG, THE TRAINED ANIMALS, TUE ILLUMINATED FOUNTAIN, THE RISING BATH, EXTRA FARLWELL APPEARA: of MLLE. AIM LA VE SATURDAY, BLA MES. an LONDON wiil BURL THE CLOUD VEIL. and THE BEWILDERING TRANSFORMATION, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, GRAND MATIN CHOLE, CK CROOK JOHN WO! d her eplendid MAT! D INEE. QUE COMPANY shortly appear. IME. FARE NIBLO'S GARD MLL returning from her brill New York, en route t NE FAR ON WEDNESDA WELL BENr EIT, aday aiternoon at 1:30, . Wed ARIK nt tr Al ph in B Orleans, EWELU MATINE Y, FEBRUARY when she will appear in her greatest success, PPOATA PERICHOLE. AIMEE (last time in New York E 14, NE AT 1:20, BLO'S. ston, will give in .LA PERICHOLE NOK (Iast time in New York) x TQUILLO oAam jon, #1; Reserved Seats, Parquet and Parquet ircle, i is secured pera Bou February 15. YRAND OPERA HO. ‘The prese ee eMineip the e mnt ie if iy we poaieast We of the wonderful he box office. fainily Circle entrance on Crosby street), 60 it appears atthe new Opera House, USE. WEEK PERFORMANCES, y EUROPEAN HAIPPOTHEATRON COMPANY, erformances, xiven WHeNRY AFTERNOON, AT. TWO EVERY’ EVENING, pack DON'T FAIL TO SEB ‘The ai THEM B: ! AT EIGHTI! for the past four weeks have thronged this Pestablubment with delighiea audieneeee no FORK THEY LEAVE, na 18 placed on the stage in _& gorzeous palace 200TH SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2008 41M! L, FOX'S FAMOUS m i MPTY. AMUSEMENTS iE OF UMPTY Du! area eel OFS garta TIME 11, see me ere I co.” HO d T go." RUMPTY DUMPTY'S COLOKS NAILED TO THE MAST. FOX, enreceae nese re secs, | 200TH TIME! aa iit THE wor oie til MERRY MARTENS. titititittii MATOHLESS W THE GREAT KIRALFYS. 200TH TIME! POnenere rere ee DOte nett Pettitte ee TI TLSON! Prpdtitirtiiid EPP ELRELUEEELVEE TT ot HUMPTY DUMPYY. Ttttiiit Tititiititi ti BALLET. BPECELD. CDPEE i? HARLEQUINADE. Se WAS! 5 Mrs. Gi vid: ing, Last Fifth VORC! J NI 1 THE HU GE SHE drama a! Th Ogton, Ha Myr Secure Gilbert, Mortimer, Re Mr. ht nee. CHALLENGES worl TIME! Sole Lessee ana Manager. H. We RTHDAY, Fh P. AVENUE THEATRE. Weat 24th street, near roadway. LAST NIGHTS OF “DIVORCE! I" Twenty-tourth 8TH MaTT of DIVO! PEPER EUR POOP DOLE LE RO IE IE IE DE LE ‘OTH TIME! HUMPTY THE WORLD, 20TH TIME! MATINEES WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS AT 2. ‘our seats ear! HINGTON'S BL SPECIAL MATINE:. 0 aT3 THURSDAY, 5 etal pumMPr FEB, 23, Cartain rises at & R. AUGUSTIN DALY Woek. NEE RCL Saturday, at 1} o'ctook, with all the original acenery and music, new and costly dresses and CHARACTERS by Miss Fauny Morant, Clara Morris, ‘Linda Deitz, Mary Cary, Kute Claxton, Nellie oberta Norwood, “Louise Valmer, Kate Firmin; arkins, James Lewis, W. J. Lemoyne, W. Das Louis James, Henry Crisp, Owen Fawcett, D, Whit NIGHTS. On Thursday, February Company nue A 1 in Phi retura immediately to New Yor TRAIN to give ther ab the Fifth Avenue Th The box sheot for New JNION SQUARE TH AK ON MM GREAT Box Office open ladeiphia, at lar (176th) YM ATTRACTION LAURI TROUPE. George De Vere, F. Chapman, J, Burnett, W. Beekman, G, Goufrey. SEATS MAY BE SECURED (or any of the REMAINING from 8 till 6. 22 (Washington's Birthday), the will give # MATINE of “DI. Walnut Street Theatre, and by SPECIAL LIGHTNING ricrmance of DIVORCE, ire, an enterprise entirely DRAMATIC ANNALS. York is now opt W, BUTLER LITIES DISTRIBUTED, EVERY EVENING, and GRAND BALLET, THE WONDERFUL MATTHEW FAMILY. Master BARNK: WHISKEY, ADD RYMAN Re-engagement 1 all will appear in Doors open at 7. Curtain Seats reserved in advance, NOYVICE,—The most extravagant Noveities 1 preparation J ALLACK'S, cate. rhey are to peg oilice an one i i year and recetve a salary of $250 per _ Proprietor and Mai jnonth. The bill empowers the Commissioners | THIS AND EVERY EVENT to appoint a Captain of the Por, at ‘This play comprises ay tic effect EXTEN: | Colonel Delmar, R. A. Leon Delmar (his son) Eugene Leslie. Captain Belmont Lieatenant Morto e Melvor, Shake, a he Sultan of Myra Otl-an-agan, his ( With the song of ty t a chief 0! Noures M The Same—Erening: A A LA’ TABLI Scene 1—Colonel Delmar’s Quarters in Aden. .H. Isherwood. Scene 2—Interior of Arabian Rul Desert—Sunset. Scene 3—Hail of Audience aitached PABLEAU FOURTH. retreat in the Sultan's I TAB! Apartment in the Palace TABL! Grand Hall of Audience in the Palace, with Moonlight View of the Palace Dance of the Almens by RS FR, ‘and SIGSOR NOVISSIMO, THE HIGHLANDERS, Ae SI All new scenery, from authentic sources, tions, varied and magnificent, TLL. G rand Manager... Nov. Mr. Lester Wallack’s celebrated drama THE Vc'tERAN, iety ¢ comed: DPURES' = mesti = PAC he ALL NE KNGLISH AND ni « relative of the RABS, The Emr Mahommed, an Arab chief. Aumineh, his sister,... ya QUE TABL gorgeous and characterist Yin his comie sketch, entitled BAD of the favorite com DOUGHERTY, HUGHE GUS WILLIAMS, th U Box office open daily. ER WALLACK UR THER NOTICE, in six tableaux, Mr, L NTIG ‘of Interesting plot, strong n AUX. tie, paintea ames of the different na- WwW. 0" r, ..eMr, PIE GE, iadame PONISI Mr. CHAS. FISHER Mrs. CLARA Ji:NNINGS: MYRANS. anil Vizier. ward Njeal Drawing Room in Craig Delmar— Afternoon. TABLEAU 8: rdena. 3B OF 0) U THIK: .Mr. CHAS. ROCKWELL “Mr. JOHN BROUGHAM ‘Ould Irevand, You're My Darling,” com 4 tor him by Clement White. Mr, W. J. Rs Master GEO, GOODWIN Hookah Bearers ECON D. .-Geo, Evans NE YAR. D—ARABIA, ‘on the Borders of the seecceeteeeHl Isherwood, tothe Sultan's Palace in Geor e Evans, lar case Of | scene 1—Room in the Palace bee . Isherwood, » Mr. Ed- | scene 2—The Zenana of Guinare, a beautiful and luxurious J. Hillyard. sessed Hillyard J. Hillyard ANCISCHINT ROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Pe i BRYANTS MIN! BKYANT'S MINSTRELS, BRYANT'S MINSTRELS. BRYANT'S MINSS! ZAMPA; OR, THE produced with the same powerful cast as at the iF Li Ww STADT TH. LAST NIGHY OF THE PAREPA-ROSA Operatic debut in Brook MR GRAND CHAR Academy of Seats atthe Brooklyn Academy OR MULDER FABBRI'S OPE} iT WEEK OF THE FABBRI WEDNESDAY, ATRE n of. LES HY. MARBLE BRIDE, ENGLISH OPPRA. the famous Baritone, SANTLEY. ‘New York RA, A! GRAND SACRED CONCERT y the entire Fabbri Company. In consequence of Prior engacements made by Mr. BAR. A SUIVE, REPT, the management is reluctantly compelied to aunou | Tits wahia VAST WEEK, é ee SUNDAY, hr. BG, BANG MaRo ANTONY i « Mise BELDA PATEMA pe outa AREPA-ROSA GRAND ITALIAN OPERA, ACADEMY OF MUSIC, APRIL 1. thing people ahox “The tend thi NEW. New T “pe reat ai HUND! ru 2A at Ditson’a, 711 Bi free, on receipt of 25 cent YORK MUSEUM Ol York. N! N Joint appearance of UF UN STRE, STRELS. RYANT'S OPERA HOUSE—TWENTY.THIRD STRE UCCESS “SHOO. MONSTER PASTIM OBE e' dvi The: ; PAREPA-ROSA, WACHTEL, SANTLEY, ohana iat Subscriptions now received at the Academy. ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT TONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, WERY, vi ON MORD AT Shoud Gotta ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, v1 BO will make his first appearance im this city in seven years, as- | “GRAND | HILTON, TILTON, HILTON, suuning for a limited number of nights the role of UFSDAY| Tilt, WORLD'S BEST VENTRILOQUIST. Cassius, ATINEE, THE THREE TALKING HEADS, in JULE SAR, ‘TO-DAY, | IRELAND, | ENGLAND, ECOTLAND. "8 GA ms je THE NG KIT" SHCBOFT, Spel gone gf oe 4° dy HER NEW SENSATION SONGS, The great drama of Southern lite, . . JEFF. JEFF. TONY PASTOR'S MAMMOTH COMPANY. BALLO IN MASCHE: FLY,” “300 FLY." ILL TROVATORE, SON THS IN ‘EW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 618 BROAD+ way, between Houston and Bleecker streets.—Every it this wonderful museum. lerstand. ” Those parties unable to at. ti It fs fall of every- Lectures dally on ma forwarded. ing SECRETARY AIOMY, 613 Broadway, 1E WONDERFUL TALKING HFADS TO-DAY AT the Grand Matinee. TONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE. Don’t fail to see them. The only Tuesday Matince ‘a New A MATINEE ON SATURDAY EV) NT ASK MB TO Pastor's new song, Hear it to-day at the song ever written or sung. it RED . JEROME, HOPKINS’ SECOND PIANO. LE Concert, for the Urpban Fund, Tuesday ‘it Bi» o'glock, at APOLLO HALE, iil play at d PIECES GIVE UP FLO", dictation irom a pro; from memory. York. “4 TRENOR'S ACADEMY OF DANCING, LYRIC HALL, 723 Sixth a enue, seservoir square, PUPILS can begin AT ANY TIME and attend at THEIR OWN CONVENIENCE. WILL be civen at LYRIC HALL ENING, Iith inst. SE CIRCULARS. f Ever IT Cease to Love.”* > beat rand Tuesday Matines, Funniest UR aftersoon, when this amine of ONE KET Bi sa 0) Uithograph, ‘titi “stiqnon,” by Rewerer be. | Regiment Quickatey “Dreaming, Sull Dr LKS GALOP,” BY Peer emg WITH BEAUT ain ing, DITSON & CO. IFUL Wadtz,”” 40c. ; arch,” Sue. “Ninth J. Ro Thomas’ great song Pub&shers, 711 Broadway. 1 aed cme THEATRICA! PRINTING sHow ESTABLISHMENT, HERALD BUILDING, BROADWAY AND ANN STREET. | A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL, MINSTREL AND VARIETY CUTS CONSTATLY tung and aifords @ capital view from any part of the Upera Ho MONDAY, Feb, | RA OPER, a by tue famed MULUKA-FASBBL URGANL Ay LATIUNe PROGRAMME VARIED AND EXTENSIVE, com nencement of a bi s a erngemens ‘a brief seagon of $6 if delssohn, FREDGK! ON HAND, WORTH OF MUSIC FOR CENTS, BEST SONGS, waltzes, galops, quadrilles, by Ciaribel, Abt, Men- Faust, Budick, Variow, ick BLUME. 27 jkot. ‘Union aauare, Broadway. AMUSEMENTS. Te STREET THEATRE, WG. MITCHELL. oer ard avenue, JOSEPHINE WALDY, MLLE, CONCHITTT phoNza MATINEES every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 2 P.M, A leman purchasing @ RO en Ticket fAdmnila w lady free. 3 {TH STREET THEATRE, BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD AVENUES. GRAND MATINEE THIS (TUESDAY) AFTERNOON, Ar 2 P.M. ADMISSION 50 CENTS, GALLERY 16 CENTS. D'S MUSEUM. woos, OOD'S MUSEUM near SUCCESS. THIS EVENING aT 4, TO-DAY AT Migs MARIAN NORDAUNT | now |. ancogas/ul ew sensation of WHIITINGT uae DARLING = His CAT, ue, N a or WOMAN and her MASTER, ‘New acenery, costumes, AU LIN A and an efficient ang full BELLE Hi CAST OF CHARACTERS.| fall Burien: IHEATRE COMIQUE. 4 BRUADWAY. JOSH HART... Stree 3 HOUSES PERPETUAL! ROW! STANDING ROOM ONLY, THE GREAT NOVELTY Pi ‘ERIAINMENT OF THE. The Great Burlesque Company, ‘The Great Song and Dance Men. ‘The Beautiful Peina'e Vocalists. ‘The Darin : Trapeze Performers. ‘The Champion Female Jig Danseuse, ‘The Smalieat Periormner ever seen. ‘The most Artistic Troupe ever witnessed, More Real Merit, Stara anda larger amount of talent than any theatre 1n the cows Miss JENNIE WORRELL, Miss LILLE HALE, Miss JENNIE B: SON, LA PETICE BENSON, SAM RICKY, SAM RICKY, SASTELOTTL, Last week of the new Hurinssity -VORUE, DLVORCE, DIL VOROE, Mr, JOH HART .as. Miss FANNY TEN STRIKE. MATINEE W DAY AND SATURDAY. iT. JAMES THEATRE, TWENTY-ELUBTH STREP aud Browway, A NEW SOVIETY PLAY, MARRIAGE, MARRIAGE, Mr, MACKAYE, Mr, MACKAYK. ‘Misa* GRISWOLD, Mina GRISWOLD, MARRIAGE, si MARRIAGK. NEW SCLNERY. NEW) APPOLNTM . NEW APPOINTMENTS. MARRIAGE MATINEK, = MAKNIAGE MATINBS, SAT. RDAY, At 2 A -ADEMY OF MUSIC. LAST WELK OF THE PAREPA-ROSA GRAND ENGLISH OPERA, ‘EN EBRUARY 13, DN: TUESDAY FE G, FE THIRD RA NIGHT, DOS GIOVANNI. Mme. PAREPA-ROSA as +eDONNA ANNA Mra. J VAN ZAND' ‘Miss CLARA DORIA ’ 1B VAN ZAN s Messrs, KAKL, CAMPBELL, COOK, SBGUIN and RYSE. N. B,—Mme, PARLPA-KOSA will sing the Letter Aria, his opera. N . Mr, CAKL ROSA WEDNESDAY EVENING—Fiith subscription night, Second appearance of Mr. CHARLES SANTLEY. ZAMPA; or, THE MARBLE BRIDE. {ited in the perfurmance of t CONDUCTOR .. THURSDAY—Mr, SANTLEY at the Brooklyn ACADEMY, FRIDAY—First benefit in New York of Mra ZELDA SEG. IN, only nigut of MARTRA. SATURDAY—At2 P. M., last GRAND PAREPASROSA MATINEE, SATURDAY EVENIN rewell Night. dents at the Academy ; 71, Zol and 114 Brondw: POWeRY THEATRE Manager. ; SURPASSING NOVELTY, Engagement for a limited period with the young Edmua@ Keane of modern time: Master PERCY ROSELLE, the great Dramatic Wonder, who will appear in his great {upersonation of .Mr, WILLIAM B. FRELIGH BuY. DETECTIVE, taken from 8, W. Pearce's popular story of the same name, recently published in the ne COMPANION," é NEW SENSATIONS. Bur r ited OUT ON Tite LOOSE. FRIDAY EVENING, BENEFIT OF MASTER PERCY ‘The popniar actor Mr. J. is. STUDLEY Is e dy FRED, G. MAEDER, Bag, Jn rebearsal, a pew drama by titied: titten fut the New York Weokiy Written fur the New Yoi NUNTLIN ‘Due notice will be given of {ts tirst OWERY THEATRE. B SAT. ROAY, FEBRUARY 1, AND’ MATINEE, at 2 o'clock. Doors.open’ at 1. #UF dramatized from the story NE! The immense drama, in five acts, of @ immense drama, in five acts Lady Isabel ae abel Tete. Teepe Tee Miss SUSAN DENEIN DONWAY'S BROOKLYN THEATRE, Every evening and Saturday Matinee, until further notice, will be preseated, tor tne iret time in this city, the beautiful romantic urama, tn 3 act da prologue, writen by John Brougham, Esq., entitied THE DUKL'S MOTTO—“T AM HERE.” ARK THEATRE, BROOKLY! ‘ Managers. CARROLL & McCLOSKY. ent for ony week, commencing February 12, with “ by Ford Wilita tH HOUSEHO! En Miss itinnie Foster, inet’ new. drain Feae entitied MATTIE MADUAP, 1 EW YORK CIRCUS, ety sopres atreet, opposite Academy ot Music. B, LENT... Di LB. oo MATINE, DS. EVENING AT EVERY . ARENIC FEATS OF VIVID BEAUTY BY ¥ HED AND ARTISTIC EXPERTS, THIRD AND LAST WEEK OF THE EQUESTBIAN ANTOMIME OF RIDE A JACK HORSE TO BANBURY CROss, Re-engagement of the wonderful aud versatile JEE BROTHERS WITH THEIR NOVEL MUSICAL ROCKS, TRE BEST CIRCUS LROUPE IN THE WORLD in marvellous Equestrian, Gymnastic and Acrobatic Acts JAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, 535 BROADWAY. Sta: LIVED D ITLY WITH SHU! Ts OF APPLAUSE, EXQUISITE V« UMENTAL MUSIC. D DANCES. GLORIOUS FUN. BIRCH, WAMBULD, BEKNARD AND BACKUS* SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, FOX AND GOUS FOX AND GOOS mae NIGHT OF HAMLET, TWO DROMIOS. sin advance. HE Seats secured six THRILLING PICTURE OF THE SOUTH AS IT was--The great Drama of “JEFK," played to-day at TONY PASTOWS OPERA HOUSE. "Tuesday Matinges, ‘The ladies outin full force to-day. GAVE TIME AND MONEY BY TAKING INSTRUG- BT ucnwat tie American Congervatory of Music, 211, Fourth avenue, next Clarendon Hotel, where none bnt first class ‘professionals are en, the strictest attention is given to pupils. Terms—Preparatory department, beginners, $10; ad #15, Conservatory devartinent,” second grade, $20 rade, $25. For further particulars see elrewars or HL SCHROEDER, Director. rpae WORLD. vi iwi EVLKY EVENING, AT 8 O'CLOCK, ‘at the Pavillog, Pavilion, Broadway om, between Creat Jones and Fourth streets, Admission 2c. PAUL FALK. PO THEATRICAL MANAGERS. The undersigned, having been appyinted receiver for the Glove Theatre, Broadway, New York city, rospretfully states that he {x desirous of communicating with managers and ot iers in reference to the rental of the same on the mast, reusouabieterms. W. K, W. CHAMBERS, Receiver, No. ® Amity street. HE GREATEST LADY COMIC VOCALIST OF THE » beautiful, dashing, gifted ity Ashczolt, to-day at TONY PASTOR's Opera Houxe, Matinee at 24 Keme: (SA2D. PRIVATE MUSIC LESSONS, PLANO, VIOLIN, organ, guitar, anging; day and evening. ‘92 Clintoa, place (Eighth street mailed free, Adress J, JAY WALSON, Mu estavlished 1854, circulars Director. A GRAND EXvPosITION sex rallying at the Tuesday Matinees at TONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOU Another mass meeting of Youth, Beauty ang Fasbion tovday at 3/4, RS, DR. O'BRIEN, OF THIS CITY, WILL GIVE MIS. cellaneovs reaaing Tuesday, February 1%, at Kev. De Chadwick's church, corner Clinton and Congress streets Brooklyn, in wid of the Brooklyn Orpaan Asylura, Admission cent a¥ BEAUTY—THE FAIR, THE BALL SEASO! ERMAS LIEDERKRANZ, XJ ‘the ANNUAL GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL will take place at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC aad NILSSON HALL om THURSDAY, February 15, 1872. A linated number of Uckets, at $15 each, admitting ono Loge aan and two ladies, will be sold, and cao only be had viz. Wy of Introduction through members of the society, W. Heyne, 13 William street; Charles Schovtler, 24 Broad DE. Wiotler, 46 Exchange place F. Steins, 46 Cedar Sigismund Kauffmann, J Nassau street; Hermaaa Chatham street ; Louis A. Grass, 1 est 5 2 and Frankfort atre: Powery; Adam Brantigan, 701 Broadw: ‘Sarmine street ; 0. Von Dabneaberg, 82 Broad meld, 179 ot avenue; Jacob Windaull Bank; William Steraway, Steinway Hal rm Nembach, 25 kast Fourteeath street; C.J. L. Hohenthal, cor ner Third avenue and Filty-second street, and others, Tickets are positively pot transterable, Boxes may be se cured through Louis A, Grass, 138 Chamoere street, I EIDEKKRANZ BALL. PREMIUM OF $50 WILL 4 be paid for a large rosceotum Box. Address box 2,513 Post ontice, —SAUSE'S DANCING ACADEMIES. Hall, 14 East Thirteenth street, aod Bre' Kast Filty-fourth street. P RIVA CIRCULARS at pr day Aleventh street. T TRENOR'S ACADEMY OF DANCING, AA” Lyric Hall, 733 Sixth avenue, Reservoir square, Pupils can begin at any Ume and atteod at thelr own convenience. A matinee wiil be given at Lyrlo Hall on Saturday evening, ih joxt, See circulars, THOMPSON'S DANCING ACADEMY, 289 y e .— New classes constantly formas Round dances ecialt ciicularssa circulars, Soiree Monday even: Feuruary iv a 8 gs