The Sun (New York) Newspaper, January 10, 1866, Page 2

ror v7 @ beneese ot bis prea’ eunt couneetl on with the THE NEW YORK SUN. Fenians. This action of Becretary GramTon in dis- WEDARSDAY MORNING, JAN, 10, 1666, missing Gen, Bwaneny can have but one solutioo— a anti nemnelD UCTION NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Wheeler & Wileen Lock “feito KNRY FELTMAN, AUCTIONEER, 109 ° Machine and Button Hote Machine, 626 Broadway 8 s thera % nelle thie dar 10% och fe bed saber. lao is 8 determination of our Government to countenance bs Hewe " ’ Machine Company Ne 620 aor verry i oa e woe af arorery ar — Hlemestead Laws. nothing thet can In any way be construed into Bronivar, 8. ila Howe, Jr,, President. Agente fou ond lig ru food eucck : sale positive. of erose A vaowoerrron te now before Congress whose | 80 endor- nent of Feutaniem. Thus it te thet, ae =< = |J JENKINS, AUCT,, WILL SELL aT gon ta te apply Gee provisions of the general | tot7h * tee eat ila adverity tha DEATHS. ot if Breadret, ret 4NG. terse terrace ses Supwust ee te public lands in the Bouthern | Her thicken and threaten, But it is adversity thet ’ 4 ‘ AN—On Monday, Jen. Marah. the be- | £0D*, harness, 10 Portiand ani Albany sleixbe, 1 five loved wife of Michaei 17, en % O sae eo lank- iat, robes, belle, &e., | brown mare, —_ ardstown, Parish of Arios, Queens County, Ireland. ¢ mare, 1 fine brown coupe bores. a The friends ef the tamily are reepectiuliy mvited IVERY STABLE—S. & J. BOGART, to attend the funeral, from ber iste residence. 9 Anctr.—Thareday, Jan, 11th, at 11 o'eiock, at ype at. on \ G- mle" aierneee a 2 hI 114 Franklin es, the stock of a livery sable, hore fare remains will en to Calvery seam conches, harness, wagous, dc. To let, the stable, erment. 3 alia, “ al a GAMPION On Troster, Jan. Oi 18 en | MORTGAGE BALE OF HOUSEHOLD and Mary Campion, aged ¥8 years, 3 mouths and 11 niiwe—Thie day, Wednesday, at 11 o'cioe Rs days idance 06 Waverly Place, cor, Wah neton The relatives and friends of the family, and of his 1 the furniture couts ced in eaid Lous, uncles, Joho and Thomas J, O'Brien, are Invited to comptising @very article seed: faruiiies com. attend the tuneral,on Thursday, the 11th inst, from | meneing housekeeping, Sale peremptory 15 his late reside: iy Madison si, at 05 o'clock A M. His remains w' taken to 8. Teresa's Church, AWNBROKER'S SALE THIS DAY— donate sixty | tte the metal of an organization as well aa of @ pa Helin dh land weiery aan ie wi man, and we sbal! see whether the Fenians will and improve it. Ib ts rougbly estimat- | 2°" continue the quarrel among themeeives or prt gen are one hundred million acres of unite to meet the sccumulating dangers thas hese lands in the States lying enat of the M asie | *'° turning up against the noble eause of Irish Spy, ead the importance of the proposition is | 'bert) @rerefore readily seen. The only objestion we Death of Flijab F. Purdy have to the bill in question |s beosuse of \ts sec- Tie intelligence of the death of Erwan F. Peuor fional character. Why make it apply only to the | will be rece'ved with deep regret by every citizen Southern tates? All the Northern States have | of New York, who respects and admires unpre- more er lees publie lands and there iano reason | tending worth, estimalie personal qualities, and cline in prices of from \ to ths percent. Govern- ments were, by the same compariron, '« to% per cent. lower, Gold opened at 198%, declined to 1967s, and closed at 189% A short interest was made by the recent fall, and the present reaction f quite na- tural, The money market wes easy at 6 per cent. on call, There wase fair business doing in discounts at 109 per comt. for first-class and good names, Becond arade paper was dull at 10016 percent. Sterling bile were dull at 16% « 100, On'Change to-day Flour was 26¢. lower en common grades, Wheat was « 7 : er a 7 . cor. of Rutgers and Henry ste, 1a JAMES AGAR, Agetionecr, wil ell at 11 o'clock wey any discriminstion should be meade. | unflinching integrity. Mr, Pury waa loved and | dull, amd common %. 0 Sc. lower, Corn wee dull and | CARPRNTER—On the ih tat, Marthe, wider of 01 00 New rey a larse aeeot my mien sud The Government never expects to realize | esteemed by ail who knew bim, aud by those whe | le. lower. Ome were dull and heavy, Pork wees he iste Philip Carpenter, in the 58th year of her Bion sere deta & a , t! nv al tond the fune froma her late Teahlence, 8.6 Weat Zit at, om Wednesday afternoon, luth inet, at 1 F frech from pubic lands that are lef upon ie hands in States that have been long settled, and ee caid Biates generally get the benefit of them in he way of land appropriations for ansisting intern- “ ren underciothe . A gt, boots, (Os ends variety of other mis Well worthy the Attentien of dexers and heusekrepe a, By order of JOUN J, KKLLY & CO, 191 Worth at, iM GAFFNEY, AUCT., 28 CHAMBEKS were acquainted with bim only by reputation he Was respecte for bie many good qualities, Few men in New York had s stronger hol! than he upon the affections of the community, and few deserved shade firmer, but not very active, Beef and Lard wore quiet, and Whdskey was dull, STOOK SALES—FIRAT BOARD. 1000 Hie th th re..104%q 900 Weet Union Tel ox o’clook, without further notice, Her remains «ill be #1, sels this day, at lu ofclock, the sock and . 4600 UB. 66°81, op. 104 300 do... taken fo Greenwood for interment. %T fixtures of the first clase ber room, 3 Jam a4 improvements. There‘ors, the application of | that distinction so well. He was warm in his 1109 3% 10g" $5 Guleipiives FEELY—On Mond Jan. Nera t ring iil. furniture, &c.; whole house; low rent. All @ee Homeriond law to 0 Binte would have the ef- | friendship, kind in disposition, frm in his convic- Cat fs ; re wi AWNBROKER’S SALE THIS DAY, AT 103g o'clock, at BELL & INGRAHAM'S sles room, 54 New Bowery : 550 lote pledged goods, com ness which he | Christian fortiwude, Mr. obn Feely, « native of Banagher, Kings Co., Ire- id, aged 61 years and 8 months. The solatives and friends of the family are re- speetfully inv: late realdene fect of taking away its prospecta for such donations im the future, The proposition now before Con- grees je evidently intended to give homes to the 114500 6.0 ons of mght. Generous, sincereand true, He wes plain and unostentatious in his manner, bat bis real worth shone through the unpretonding ited to attend the funeral, from his | sisting of fine dresses, skirts, piece goods, remnants, , 126 Ave. C. His remaine will be | coats panis and Voss, biankets sheets, pillows, & freedmen by these homestead grante of the public | surface, and will long livein the memory of the WY bs Be let's Chureb, oor, Ot an worthy the aitention of housekeeper and dealers tands in the Bouth. That ts all right so far, but | people of this city. a Order J O'MEA RA, cor.Columb.aand Broome ate.) io AWNBROKER'S SALK THIS DAY, BY JOHN MORTIMER, 15 East Broadway, of 300 lote men's and pen's clothing, a why not extend the provisions of the till to the Forth, 00 that the white people of this section will have equal benefit with the negroes of the Mase will be offered for the repose of his soui, and from thence to Calvary Cemetery. California gapere copy. 2 yOKAHAM—On Tassday, Jan. Oth, at 0 ¢clock, A; Legal Kights of Pedestrians. 4000) Ohio & Min 6 Tasne ore very few New Yorkers who bave not 89000 do, Math . Bo.a.f. »» Catharm years, th and | dresses, skirts, »! ls, clonks, rem: Th bile lends in the Eastern and had experience in dodging street cars and vebicies Sen LCR ma ua “ 10 days. Seen teenie it ae te iy qoilis, blankets, eh oes, coats, p South? @ public lands in the n of every variety. Isis well known that the custom | 19.00 Cb. &N, W. In iF 1 The relatives and friends of the family are re- | 80d other Roots, too pymerose to mention, middle Mretes are not worth much, it ts Fan “ie : aiaky Wy i tps Hor} din. Golda. .:.1 ezenttaliy invited to attend the funeral, on Thars order of 8. WOLF, 49 Jackson at. « iT of drivers entirely ignore the presence . i 1977 afternoon, Jan. Lit clock, from the f ; icT j SEL fue, bud in the Western Blates there 18 m0ch va | eee onan eee fet of whe lamar | 27 Merchanig’ Tk ib weto | residence of ber Senatier anay Gravass, West sist | VWVM:, WITTERS, AUCTR, WiLL SéL1, usble land still in the hands of the Government, 4 Be 116 K, 8 #t. bet. 1th and 11th aves; from thence to Bt. Pe gage sale of all the furniture, earpets, beds, bedding, whieh would be well edapted for homesteads, The | BUsely dependent upon thelr agility in esvaping ee eA WeeT oe bere Bergen, N. J. ; hi? china, glass aus sliver ware, woven dc, of & larne eaby ctjortion that can be urged against this poll- | 12st. These things have been impressed upon | 4) Ces. National Bl $00 ‘do,,... 684058 | ay youngest ra et Timber ane Hiineet Hosen aged | aiee: : a our citizens very forcibly in many instances, and | 100 Camton Le....... 43 906 Cle, & Tol. B... 1066 |) year 7 ‘the 7 ta, that the Government cannot afford to give 100 do 4AM Gee Chl. BRL B,.J04., | 77 eer Y ORNS ee DO Cov, DRY GOODS these lends away. If thet argument were tengi- all aro quite femnilior with the fect thet drivers | 160 Del. & Hag, 6.147 1000 do... .10dal v4 The cloud of grief te heaping antes Die, fh Would of course apply v0 the South es forei. | DOVE? Wink of paying any regard to footmen, | 10) Cam, Coal FI... 156 S00, Pitts, Pu. W Oo eK Obi tame ws ues bor veeing, LANKETS——BLANKETS FROM THE Wty as tothe W 1 Das the truth ie eth But there are comparatively few persons who un- | ji Chi, & Mil We have no Mikie now. jate auction ales, retailing at lees than »holosaie prices ; also large stock of comforwrs and bedding, at greatly reduced prices, All goods warranted ne represented. WM. GAKUNER, and Bet Gana derstand what are the legal rights of pedestrians. A decision upon this polot was rendered in the | 9000 U.S. 6s, "81, ep. . 108 Boperior Court of this city om Friday last, A Baw U. Wo Re. 104 woman who was injured by e« oar of the Becond avenue Railroad company, brought an ection for damages, It appeared upon the trial that, in crossing the road, her foot tripped on the rail of the track, whereupon she fell, and « car ran upon her, causing severe injury. The Court awarded the woman damages to the extent of three thousand dollars, and in delivering the decimon, the Judge gave an expliot opinion respecting the genera! rights of petesirisns and the drivers of vebicles respectively, He held thet the right to travel upon « street or highway is common to all—pedestrians and drivers alike—the former having the right to walk, aud the laner © ewploy horses upon them, The Judge said that ase matter of law, ‘it is as much the duty of the vebicle to keep out of the way of the passengers, ae it ts for the latter to escape being run over by the former.” Therefore drivers have wo right to monopolize the privileges of the streets as they now do, and foot passengers should make them understand that fect by «lew legal oxpe- riences, Street cars, particularly, are s great nul- sance in this respeet, ae in every other ; and since the railroad companies can be impressed only through their pockets, we hope that they will be taught « few practical lessons such as that received 1p the case referred to. ‘The records of the land offices show that the an- nual sales of puliic lands in the Bistes are bt Nttle mors then sufficient to pay land office ex penses, and hence the Government revenue from Geis pource is next to nothing. Buteven if these bands were much more valuable to the Govern- ment than they are, we should sti) favor thelr de mation as homesteads. For this reason: Divided into homestead farms, and offered wo every man who would eccupy and improve them, ali the produc- five land would soem be settled, the producing capacity of the country would be enlarged, and fhe national wealih would be incressed sad aug- mented, These advantages would more than Dalance all the benefits accruing to the government from each sales, end in addition would greatly ex- pedite the development of the new States. There- fore, we hope thas Congress will pass» bill provid- tng for homesteads in the Biates, not sectional in Character, as is that © which we have alluded, hut @o grmeral that its advantages will not be withheld from the white people of the North. New York Legislature. Tan Legislature has thus far been occupied chiefly in preparations for the active duties of leg- talation. The sianding committees of the Assem- Dy were not announced unti! yesterday, and of course none of the bills thus far roporied have been considered. The only measure of special eonsequence to this city, that has been developed tn detail, is the proposition to establish a Sanitary Commission, which ts designod to have complete end exclusive control of all matters pertaining to the public health. The bill provides for the ap- peintment of four competent physicians, upon whom shall be conferred power to compel the sbeorvence of al) regulations that they may think edvisable for the health of the city, (he details of the plan are similar to Boose upon which the Police Department $s organized, and tt is claimed by the friends of the measure that the proposed commission would be wo lees wuccessful than the one alter which itis modeled. The pressure in favor of the Sanitary Commission is very strong, and the probability is Ghat 4 will be the next in the series of measures for making New York a tail to the Albany kite, Ib ‘will be three or four days before any important business can be transacted by the Assembly, as it Will take that long for the committees to examine the bills already referred io them. The Senate commitives, however, were eppointed early last Week, and 19 ts probable that there will be no delay tn that body, BOARD. 100 Hud. Rv, R......106% 1» do, pveoee se The relatives and frieuds of the pay are respect- fully invited to attend the faneral, this Wedovsday afte! &t 2 o'clock, from the residence of his parenis, 261 lenth ave, cor. #7tust, His remains wal be taken te Caivary Cemetery for interment.) 11 HOLLAND—On Toesday, Jan. 9th, Miss Mary Jane Holland, aged 17 years, % wonths aud 11 days, daughier ef the late John and Mary Holland, relatives and friends of the tamily are respect- fully invited to atteud the tuneral, ou I hursday after- yon, ie inst, at 1 o'clock, Lom ber resideuce, 457 Weat lith as. 16 RATIGAN-—On Monday, Jan. 8, 1966, Thom: youngest cou of Patrick and Mary Ratigan, aged year, 6 months and Lv days. ‘The triends oi the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his Parente, 151 Ave. A, this Wednesday afternoon, 10h inst, at Zo'clock, Cincinnat: papers please copy. li RYNO—On Tuesday evening, Jan. 9th, afier a lingering Ulness, kook Kyuo, aged 74 years and ¥ jotice of funeral im to-morrow's papers. 81 TALIN—On Monday, Jen. 5. 1966, after a lingering illness, Margaret Laiin, aged 64 years. Her friends, and of her son, Charles A., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from ber iate resuence, \Y City Hail Pisce, on Wednes- day to-day, at 1g o'clock, 16 VOLMAR—On Tuesday, Jan, 9th, at his late rosi- fees, 118 Ave. A, Paul Voilmar, in the 63 year of age. The and friends of the deceased are re- uy invited to attend the funeral, on Tbure- iay afternoon, Jan, 11, a8 1 o'clock, without further favitation, 26T os” CLoOstnGa oT SALB OUR IMMENSE STOCK Ud ALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, PALL AND WINTER DRY GOUDS, Commenciag on MONDAY, JAN. 5:b, 1966 In aocordance with the established rules of our House, we have just reduced the prices our FALL and WINTER stock of BROCHE LONG SHAWLS, WOOLEN SHAW PLAIN AND FANCY BILKS, FRENCH MERISO8s, EMPRESS CLO 1 HA, 1KISH AND FRENCH POPLINB, BRITIBH POrLINS, AND ALPACAS. And we beg to inform our namerous cusiouers thas it is our intention to CLOsE OUT ENTIRELY the stocks of those departments, aud Lave consented te submit to A MUCH LARGER LOSS THAN USUAL, ao WO Xpre! (o commence the EKECTION OF OUR NEW BTORE early in Mareh, and of necessity will have to sus pend business during the time of building ALSO The Balance of OUR CLUAK sTOCK wehave marked down to the bare cost of manufac- turing, and in some instances BELOW THE ACTUAL COST, 10 order w efloct an entire clearance, W.K. PEYTON Nos. #72 and 244 BOWERY, Near Houston at eet. $0 Pion 9 98 ga 6 Cattle Market. Buiw's Haan, Jan. 9, 1965. Reeves —The market opened yesterday mornin with 4,168 head of cattle in the various or much which stock was compose of # fair Stave bal- locks, with e moderate Jematterine of poor, thin oxen and rough, unsigh'iy cows, Notwithstanding the meicury ranged trom 6 to eight degrees below sero in the unsheltered yards, throughout the day, 9 m erale amvunt of business was teansacted, trade be! rendered somewhat lively during the middle of the day by the ection of drovers, who, pei pare Donan quick sales, even ats one Sponete Fens sane w juctations, prelersble prot c ° ‘rey ices, im the + open yette, Prltea, theredeo, ruled trom 36 09 pie Caio than at the last sale, the scale of prices g bout as follows: l4aie tor good, fair average # + 10a15e for poor, thin oxen and cousumptive looking cows, aud 19a%cc for the very best quality of tat buliocks, ‘These prices contiuued to rale thro it the open- tug day, aud also represent (he quotations of to-uay, wwe ani CalvesaThe maiket tor milch cows remaing as last week, tor good stock, for which grad alone « moderate demand existe at present. ihe supply of frat milchers is, however, very smah, aud prices still rule high vis, : from $4) lor good average wok, to $140 for choice cattie. Veal carve » also in limited supply, and command about per head, of lée perib. A ay select lote, however, sold to-day as bigh as loc 5 Sheep and Lai “ improved demand, with no corresponding ewe in the pew 5m tended w advance the prices wf sheep, which to-day are quoted at from 8 vo Luise per ib, Swine—The supply of ewine is at present very liberal, and prices are consequently lower. We quote corn-16d, live weight, ot Devs, and do dressed at Lirgalirs. Fleur and Grain. Naw Yor, Jan. 9, 1866, » mh A MEETING OF THE LIGHTERMEN’S Union Protective Association will be held in Tammany tiall, cor. of York and Pear! sts, Brookiy a, on Friday, the 12th mat, at 79 o'clock, P.M lightermen are respectiully invited to atten WILILLAMBON, Pree, PATRICK McCO LONGSHOREM EN’S UNION PROTECTIVE A jon, No. 1 of Brook|yn,—A general meet- ing of ove society will be held at their rooms, 274 Hicks at. on Thursda; election of ofc: 11th, at 7 o'clock, P, and all members in arrears Dot Pay ing up at thie meeting, will be ervsed from the beoks, By order WILLIAM INGKAH aM, Prest. THOMAS FAKLY. Kee, Sec, 268 GEWING MACHINE OPERATORS SOCIE- ty will bave a sociable thie evening, at their Lodge room, 1964 Bowery, Severs! singers will be ou hand. Come early, Miss PATERSON, Prest, 114 Ail An Exposure ef Mormenism. Tas Union Vivstre—e paper published tn Balt Lake City, whose principles are antagonistic polygamy—publishes a portion of a letter writ- ten by an immigrant convert to polygamy, who was formerly a respectable woikingman in the empluy of Lawrence & Co, wine merchents of Hertford, England, After s few years’ slavery in Utah, he worked his way to Sacramento, Vall. fornia, where he wrote this letter to bis friends at home, hoping !t would be the means of preventing others in that country from being deluded by the misrepresentations of Mormon proselytizers, He says: Bir: In my last letter to my mother, I promised to send you a little of my experience while in Balt Lake, which I was afraid to do while living there, as my life would be im danger by so doing. But as 1 am pow w ae free country, Ican fluier my wings, and can sead to my friends the truth of things as they exist there, without being afraid. In in first place, old men of 70 marry girls of 14 years of age, auc in some instances they give the te of ‘we child « cow, or en old gun, or some other trifling thing. In the next place, » man will marry a girl, and that gir!'s brother will mar- ry her husband's daughter, and very frequently man marries two or three sisters; but, worst of all, many go so far a8 to marry ® woman and ber daughter, or daughters, ae the case may be. Again, the wissionsries from there to the ofd eountries @ the emigration, especially that of the females; bo many women have, when they had not suffi- cient means to emigrate with their whole family, emigrated with their deughters, and left their hus- beuds and the rest of the ily to follow them the next year,or as soon afer as they can procure the meaas. In many instances when the man gets there he fiuds out that bis wife is married to another man, and should he be #o fortunate as to get there with his wife, he has to keep one eye upon ber all the tue, or be will lose her, especially if she bas the sppearance of being # smart woman ; for l can assure you that they are a set of old wen, with one leg in the grave and she other out, crawling round after women, aud should they see one thet they think shey would like, they will tell the poor woman that ber husband can's save ber, sud persuade her to get e men higher in priesthood than ber busbend, and th.se old cripples often succeed in getting ber away, and the poor man can't belp bimeeli, 1s is the order of the kingdom OST—A BANK BOOK, No, 55,094, ON the Greenwich Street Bavings Bank, The finder will please retarn to the Bank. “ OST OR STOLEN—ON MONDAY, JAN, Sib, @ small rough terrier siut, about 6 months oll, efurnp tai ed, cropped @are; auewers to the mane of REALTY. Whoever returns the same wo BR. M! LLHNOLLAND, 16 Morton st, will be Liberally Trew rded 116 ‘U51— SUNDAY AFTERNOON, A Ladies’ locket and guard chain, going from Williame- burgh Bt. Stephen's Church. N. ¥+, for which @ liberal rew paid by leaving it at No. Grand st, burgh, or at Dr. CAHN'S, cor, of Grand at. and Lowery. a STOLEN ON SATURDAY EVENING, A arre! of beans of medium size, Any one bringing the beans or giving any intormation to Kb. P, PARK, 74 Dey at, cor, of Washlugton, will receive * re- > SOCIETY NOTICES. GRAND PUBLIC TEMPERANCE Meet- ing of the Father Mathew T. A. B, Society, No. 1 of Jersey City, will be held in Washington Hall, cor Newark and Jersey aves, Wednesday + vening, Jan, 1s Bs Tg creer Breaking by ¥r. P. Hollywood an ir, Me . ng » Wilson an: others, JOUN. DUNN. Pres, J, CULLEN, sec424 PUBLIC MEETING OF THE YOUNG Men's Father Mathew T. Bo Sovletr No, 2 of Brookiyn, F.D, will be held {n thelr Hail. cor Sou h 9d and ath ots, this evening, at 7% o'clock. Speakers, Messrs. Barley and Dickerson. Singing by Mr, Taylor, Members ere requested to be present. By order F. J, MULLIGAN, Pres, L. POWER, Ree, Bec. 120 0, H, BROOKLYN, L.L—A GENERAL . mooting of the above order will be held at Tammany Hal), cor. York and Pearl staon Thureday evening, Jan, 11th, 1866, at Tie o'clock. P.M. N.B, 1) officers and members are nested to attend as there ‘iness ot importance to be fransecteg, B: order of PHILLIP CLARE,G, P THOS. DOS iEN, SPECIAL MEETING OF THE YOUNG Men's Father Mathew T, A. B. Society, No. 8,will be held at their hall, 198 Dower, on Wednesday evening, Jan. luth, at 7'9 o'clock, for the purpose of adopting their Constitution and By-laws. TIMO- THY L. LYNCH, Press, JOHN A, SELLY, Reo, Bee. FATHER MATHEW T, A, B, SOCIRTY No, 5, of N, Y., will hold a temperance meeting at Hall, 64th st. and Sb ave. on Wednesday even- ing, Jan. 10th, at Tp. m, Messrs. B. Gallagher, Blake J, O'Reilly and Dowling will address the meeting, Singing by Misses Connoly, Hammill, Trainor and others, All true friends of teetotalism are invited, JAS, O'REILLY, President, DANIEL KERWIN, Rec. See, 10T ATHER MATHEW T. A. B. SOCIETY, No, 6 N. Y., will hold a public meeting at their hall, cor, 83d st. and 2d ave, this evening,at T o'cloek. peaking by Meesrs. Edward Caffrey, Mich'! Maddin, Flow The market fs 10 09 35 cents ay r rfine Btate, 67 WuagT 40; a Ua$T 05 ; Western Eatra low grades—at $7 T6a5 30; shipping Obi bates g hed Baperfme Western, 67 Wasi 40; low grades of Canada Ex trn at $5 00a5 30; and good to superfine Southern, at 89 008815 00, Gratn,—The wheat market ls Ya3 lower, New Am- ber state qpeted at $——s8——; Amber Mil- waukee, i 1 $j Gots o Spring, a Uate— dull. ” for Stave ; O4abbe for Jersey and Peuusylvania, 6ladZe tor sound ‘Weatern, and 46a65c for unsound, Curn, Vhiw market ie lade lower, Weet'rn ansound being quoted at 86—a55e, and sound mixed Mt at 59avi—c; Jersey Yellow, —a¥4; Southern White, _. The Hay Market. New Youk, Jan, 9, 1866. The extreme cold weather which has prevalied since (Saturday last has placed an embargo on tue slipment of this commodity and hence the supply is Qt present extremely limited, and the market rules firm. shipping lote have been advanced to Siasbc, and retail lots, for city use, 10 90el OU per LW ibs, ward, 1 $] O REWARD—LOST, ON DEC, 21ST, A soldier's discharge of Corporal WM. BHAW, of Co, F, 18ist Regiment, New York Volunteers, The fiuder will receive the a' ove reward and the vrateful thanks of the owuer by jeaving 16 atlas Woet & ib ty dew York, 262 2100 REWARD—LOST, ON FRIDAY or Batuiday,@ wallet containing three fifty doliar 7 8-10 bonds. and about $250 in money, Apply to ©. L. JONBS, 545 Broadway. | BOARD AND ROOMS, Polygamy. On Monday the House of Representatives passed * resolution denouncing polygamy, and declaring thet “like ite twin sister, slavery, it should be swept from the territories of the Republic, if it should require the whole force of the government to do s0."" We hope the gentleman who intro- duced that resolution is gratified to see bis name in print, for we (ai! to seo what other benefit bis production ean have, Everybody in this country knows thet polygamy ts @ siain upon the moral character of the nation and that''\: should be swept from the territories," The people need no Con- gressionsl luminary to teil them thet. They want Congress to take the requisite meas- ures for wiping ovt this foul stein upon the nation, How much effect would denun- elatory Congressiona! resolutions have had toward the eradication of Blavery, so long as no decsive GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN BE accommodated with good board in a private ta- ——— SPECIAL NOTICES, Holiday Presents of Affection and Chart- ty.—Wheeler & Wilson's Losk-Stitch Sewing Ma- chine, No, 626 Broadway, New York, are adapted to all kinds of family sewing, army clothing, and te the use of soamstresses, dressmakers, tailors, manufac- tarere of shirts, collars, skirte, cloaks, mantilias, clothing, hats, caps, eorsets, ladies’ boots and shoes, linen goods, umbrellas, parasols, &c, They work equally well upon silk, limen, woolen and cotton goods, with silk, cotton, er limen thread, They will seam, quilt, gather, bem, fell, cord, braid, bind, and pertorm every species of sewing, making « beautiful and perfect stich, alike om both sides of the article sewed, The qualities which recommend them are: 1, Beauty and excellence of stich alike on both sides of the fabric sewed, %, Strength, firmness and dura- mily. Apply 49 Chiratopher at, < A FEW YOUNG GIKLS CAN BE ACCOM- ted with lodgings. Call at 908 Kighth st, bet and ©, $d floor, for a week, “ BoARp—a NEAT LITTLE ROOM FOR 2 respectable mochanics, with board; also accom. modations in handsome rooms for several men, with board; tire im the parior, at 33 Second ave, bat is and di a RESPECTABLE BOARD CAN BE FOUND for a few oung men, of man and wife, at 150 Hester et, cor Mulberiy, wp floor, “4 \ ANTED—PLAIN FURNISHED ROOM, with fire, by a gentieman dcing fbusiness down town; with a widow lady preferred, where there w no other boarders. ‘Good. reference given, Address T. H. J., Station B, Post Oflice, 1s $1 5ORCHEAP LODGINGS AT NO, 5 e Thompson st. Lodgings for single gentle- and Mr. Anderson, Ai: by Messrs. Carroll, | men, $1.0 week and upw + aleo « pleasant fur- of their God, [bave told you how they marry, I bility of seam, that will net rip mor ravel. 8. | Lindsey and Cole; also the Miwes Morrow,(' Mahony, | nis! room, with cooking stove, for «man and his ection followed? Congress might have passod | will now tell you how some of thew live, I willspeak | Keonomy of thread, 4 Attachments and wide range oy) One ethers, AS £ reer ponrtery meeting, ie 8 Thomapeen st. 41 such resolutions till doomsday without making any | o those ip the neighborhood I lived. Three of my | of application to purposes and materials, 6. Com. id nearest neighbors were polyyamisis—one an old mau who .ad no obildren; he lived peetsy fair with bis women, The other twe lived |ike devils; the used to fight and call each vsber filsby names, [f the man bas means enough he gews » Louse for each of his women, if not they all sive together, ... . One young Woman that we wee acquainted with went aud listened oue night as the window of the ovher wife ot ber husband, sad heard something that she did notiike, Bue up with ber fist an broke almost every pane of giass in the frame, and for the panes she broke, her wages were several of her teeth kaocked owt, Ob Z.on, when I think of thee! A sister of one of te apostles bas no jess than four busvends, aad ali living. Women there if they don't like there husbands, go to Brother Brigham, and he gives thew e@ oi.) of uivorce, for whch be charges My callers, which her late hus- band has to pay, and calle that bis pocket money, . . 1 can sssure ) ou thas there is not thas bappy povik be treated with Dalley’s Magical Pain Extractor; it grand onset of the Fenian host, dissention | there pee, 0 wanes countenance which ebarac- | takes away all iofemmaben. Only 26 cents gl torizes an lish women, Many of them,as soon | Depot 43 Liberty st, N.Y. name, ‘teelf im the camp, thus poving the | au thoy ges there begin to peep shrough the wool “Dr. J. H, Sehenck will be at his Reems, wey for the downfall of Ireland's ised | thes bas been irewn over wher eyes, probably for id N.Y. om Twesday next, and every, Luce impression, The Mormons will only mock at it. They already defy the government to attempt the suppression of polygamy, and it ought to be plain, even to a Congressman, that they wil! never Ppeace- bly abandon the nefarious institution to which hey are attached. Congress should provide the means for suppressing polygemy, and not make themselves ridiculous by such resolutions as that releired to, following gentlemen ree elected for the ensuing term; President, PATRICK CRYAN; V. dD. McCARTHY; Ree, Bec,, M. O'GORMAN; Cor, Bec, . BEBHAN; Fin, Bee., T. COLEMAN; Treas, M. UGENT; Sergt. at Arms,JOLLN CONLON: Mars WM. BYRNES: Direc JOHN McKIERNAD JAS. SMITH, M. LEDDY, P, GANLEY and JOHN ALLAHAN., PATRICK CRYAN, Prost, M. O'. YRMAN, Bec, The Cadets of No. 6 will hold thelr yoy meeting on Sunday, 14th inst, at 8 Gelook ADIES’ FATHER MATHEW T, A. B. Society No. 3,N. Y¥. holds « Public Meeting in their hall, corner 26th st. and “ ey. Speaking by ohn Walsh, Keq. and singing by Mesars. Lindos; ‘agan, Delaney and Walsh, and Cannay Piet preaonheritls Seba, fest ea. MICHAL J. CALLINAN, Bee as aR Mok! oR LODGE, NO, 528, F, AND A, M.-—The Brethren are hereby summoned to at- tend a special communication at their Lodge Koo: No, 8 Union Square, Thursday, the 11th inst, at 1 o'clock M., to PY, the last tribute of respect to our late Brother, JAMES LEVICK. By order of JOE. E. HYAMS, Master, af ha EW YORK YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN Association, 161 Fifth avenue, corner ##d street, Devotional singing meeting this evening, at the rooms, 6¢ 8 o'clock. Ladies and gentlemen invited, Young Men's Bible Class every Thuradav evening, ab 6 cvleck. af pactnoss and elegance ef model and finish. 6, Bun- plicity and thoroughness of construction. 7. Bpeed, ease of operation and management, and quietness of po Tana eie can rai eae UE An Effectaal Worm Medicine.—The com- bination of ingredients used in making Brown's “Vermifuge Comfits’’ is such as to give the best possible effect with safety. Much sickness with children, as well as adults, attributed to other causes, is occasioned by worms, Brown's “ Vermifuge Comfits" are effectual in destroying worms, and ean do no possible injury te the most delicate child, Curtis & Brown, Proprietors, New York. Bold by all deale jcines, pt 25 conte a box, came | eA Fr ‘ars, Noses and ( hilbluins should ATTENTION LADIES = THe NEW YORK “ur Mapufactu: Co, Chatham «# ite Crook's White Marble Hotel, sets, 65 pty fe seeing Brook Mink Collar and Muff, $7.50. French Mink Collar and Muff, #8.50, Mink bable, sets @25 to $4% fine rich sets $50; fine Siberian Squirrel sete 12; and an endless variety of al! other furs equally as low. Altering and Kepairing to the latest styles, Receipt iven to purchasers to insure against . ELEM. fc Manager, hi baa 455 FoRs—! Wilt, SELL A SINGLE SET OF French mink do, do. $1 bir misk set, $15, at Fog TE'S Rocky Mountain Fur Co. 15% Chatham oq,, €01, Blow ot, __ ale The Fenian Troubles. The Fenian cause is poculiarly unfortunate, It wes orgenisei for the praiseworthy purpose of rescuing Ireland from oppression, and just as the preparations were almost complete for the PER CHALDRON, DELIVER- ed, from Manhattan (jas Works, office 16th st. and a ©, JOUN SMITH, i is , PER TON FoR 2,000 POUNDS OF the best red ash and Locust Mountain sto signe furnace coal. screened and delivered, at a8 ery, and 19 Horatio at. 428 91) OO sen ste ckomeouae, hope. But that ie notall, The Fenians have nos | yeers and biter of ae come ous 26 fey Mere pty: monism in an vrueoulsa ip Eugleod bas | “5 ouly risked the destruction of all their hopes by pocomparison, Lfound is '” long betore I got to b fighting among themselves, but they have incurred Pt Hlarrisow’s Peristaltic Lone en—A ita tand pleasant cure for Uvene situs Promipe Od Mewtaale by J. 8 HakBiso | & CO,, Proprietors, Boston, Mast, and by all ou gists, Balt Lake, bubl would like to have founa it ous @ rear attack from the United States War Depart- | Velore I left my howe, At any rete 1 au: quite sar ment. Genere) Swueery, the 6 7 of the fefled now, and havecome Ww this conclusive, that aaa _ pret ealice aol anes : iba | brags, BO Os ¥. sire Hab | ete ___ 4 _ | (MHE FATHER MATHEW FEMALE T. A, | $24, $9.00 tor largo ‘nub, ‘screened and ‘deifv ered. Irteh f GOs Owns Mat poopie, the devil owns Se best, reat omedy.— | + B. T. society No. 1, of Brooklyn, E. |). will end always on hand. 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