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WHOLE NO. 10,389.
THE SOUTH.
SPIRIT ‘OF THE REDEL ARMY,
The Faint Heartedness of the Rebel Congress Rebuke:
The Decapitation of Bragg Demanded, — &o,,
&o., &o,
- The Rebel Congress. THANES TO THE ENGLISH ALLIES OF TRE REBEL PIRATES. In the rebel Senate on Thursday, the 24 Inst, on mo- Von of AG. Brown, of Miss, itwas resolved that the thanks of ‘Congress and tho people of the Confederate States are-duo and aro hereby tondored to Mr. John Lancaster, of Lancashire, England, for bis friendly and humane conduct in rescuing Io his yacht, the Deerhound, from imminont perl of death by drowning, Captain Raphaoi Semmes,” ke.
Spirit of the Rebel Army. NO COMPROMISE OR RECONSTAUCTION TO BB RE- COONIZED DY THE REDELS IN ARMS. {From the Richmond Examiner, Feb. 2) Whoover else may be wrong, the mon'in the army aro allright. And It would bo strange If it were not 0; for Abe best men in the Confederate States are, and always Davo been, in the army. Accordingly, when disasters and reverses have occasionally befallen ns, and wheo Slalesmen, governors, legislatore, speculators and mall contractore—and generally the mon who suf. for nelther loss nor perit—haye shown signs of Giscouragement and consternation, making tho alr of our cities positively unwholesome with their dreary faces and |ll-omened sig! reat {a euch emergency. have come words of chcor from woldiors in the Held, from ho men who bear all the brunt of war in fls naked dis- Somfortand horror. ItJsa glorious sight, ntm moment when Congres ts perhaps a lille faint heaned—whon f0me aro making peace propositions {itt fs, submitting Propositions) in secret sessions, and some are rupving Away to sequestered spots, and Uox who remain hac: not even the pluck to expel Wem (not kuowlng how soon it may betheir own case, and wishing rather to have boule of kicking out tho Confederate Congress th fof boing*kicked out by it), and others aro drivel- ing ‘Monroo doctrine’ with the wonderfully in- genious and diplomatic idea that this is a kind Of common ground for us and oor cnomica, and that to affect zeal for that exploded pretension may paye the ‘way for an “honorable peaco;’? and while those three Yonluresomo commissioners (who aro not commission ers) nro. at Washington, with tho best intentions, but with no possibility of good rosnits—at this same moment rings out loud and clear tho voico of our gallant army, Dearing Witness once more that for tiem t#no middle fer, nor compromise, nor reconsirulion with Yankee guarantees; ut only freedom and jidopendonce, or a foldior’s death. Yesterday General Leo's appointment ‘Was confirmed by the Senate, and be is row Gencral-(o Chief of the Confederate armies—not In tho position which Bragg has been occupying, as a mere military ad- ‘Yiser and extra aid to the President (which would have Deena fraud and — snare,) not in tho capacity in which tho position was offered to General Loo before, as © mere ostensible, ornamental gencralissimo, without — real power; this timo tho Intention of tho Sonate, and Woeunanimous volco of the country is} that ho really command, move, dircet and distribute our forces and as- gign goncrals 10 command them jn carrying out bie plana; aud we have an idea that Gonera) Loe is not the man to accept such an office, with Its heavy responsibi- Hities, save with full intontion (o use all iis powers. This news will slill moro put the army on its mettle; aur foldiers, as yell as the enemy, will poreciye at once ‘Wat th’e means serfous work, and tho veteran {roops who have followed him £0 long, and who know bim £0, woll, will hope much moro for n "speedy and Donorable peace” from a stirring spring campaign, than from mysterious secret sessions, or pa: layer about ‘'Monroe doctrine,” or the talk of thoge three gentlemen—who are not commissioncré— with Seward or with Lincoln, From this day may be ex- pected to epriug up a fresh growth of patriotism and | military spirit in the Confedorate ranks, Even now, be- fore the good news could have come to them, it has been Ansplring, almost affecting, to soo those vetorans. in rage, bronzea by war and weather, assembling around their ‘camp fires and sending forth words of encouragement to their fut and lazy fellow cltizens who bavenoycr marched ‘wmile, nor pulled atr.gger, norgmissed a meal or night's Aleep through devotion to’ this cause, Some, who had ‘Bo good Will to our struggle from the frst, used to-call it * aw Mrich man’s war and.a poor man's ght)’ yet it is the ‘fighUog poor mea who have to keep up to tho mark, who ‘Bayo to encourazo and Filmulate and goad those’ non- ‘Oghting rich men into resistance and endurance to the end—who bave to shout to the rich men occasion- ally, Do not be disheartoned; there is no dangor; endure yeta little while; the cause 1s not Jost while we keop the Zicld, with Lent our head. Think of it; the soldiers of forty battles appealing to speculators, exempts and *bomb-proofe'! to endure a little Jonger the hardships of war! No wonder it is often sald the best mon sn the Jand arojn the army. “Nov only is thoir spirit the highest, but thelr intelll- nce fs the clearest. They have becn living now these four years in contact with « rudo reality; thoy have got down to a bard basis of fact—and bard enough too; but it saves thom from much delusion and mary vain imagin- ations which disturb and distract the Jadgment of men who live In the anxious dally pursult of gain and
Jn tho rumor-haunted air of crowded cities —Thoy hate lost confidence, to a great oxtent, ju cloquont icy; never think of Frauce and
expositions of Bugland or thelr designs ot all; and have not, we Tear, much respo:t for the Tosources of ststoemanstiip— especially uch statesmanship as thoy have cen. Tt would nover o:car to them, on the morniny of a batt ‘whon tho enewy'e batteries are just openiug upon the ight, left and contre, that it would be a good mancuvre to wend over a flag of trics, with a “ycaco propositton.” Aw woare not invading anybody, and only standing ou ‘our defence, those matter of fact men would probably cem peace’ propositions, coming frum our sido, os nothing chort of a proposal to surrender. Nolther, ous would jmagine, would thoy be much struck wth the plan of stopping the dcyastations of our jayaders with ho Monroe doctrine. Ata moment when the only ques- ton for us le to Loli our own houses, elds, fiborties and lives ogainst o deadly and yindictlyo foe, suddenly to fall to ebricking about (he villavles of ‘tho French in Moxico, and crying to our Invadera, stop the borning of our towns aud mills; call off jour troops from our soll, anil give up the towns you vo taken, until we all'go together and drivo the French out of Mexicol—this docs not probably seem to the straightforward soldiers’ mind a very cunning effort Of diplomacy. They are likely to ask themsclyes, yyhat Durless have we in Mexico! What right have we to gay How itehall be ruled, und by whom! What interest have Wo in disquieting the Fronch in Moxico—i¢ wo, the confederates, are to maintain our independence? If we faro to submit, Indeed, if We nro again to form part of the United States, then bere might be «ome hones In desiring the remoyal of o powerful Earopcan nelzbbor from our Southern border; but as an indopendont, confederacy our jlain Interest is that the now Mexican Empire sucooed, balance tho power of our own enemies and check their ‘dy ambition. Accordingly the plain soldier would Conclude that no Cofederate Would now mention the ‘thing called “Monroe doctrino"” with rospect, save ns a Covert and indirect way of saying that We uro ready to gubmit lo the Washington goveroment. Tn short, It son. the soldiers, and on them alone, we ~ can rely {Or bringing all things right; and Koop ug them Fight. They wil now bs stronger, ‘more hopeful, and ‘will be more obylously the controlling Influence of the Country than ever—because they will have a soldier at thelr licad. Heretofore they havo not had fair play, Ine ‘trigy¢, Jealousy and epito—in short the resources of states- qaanship—had almost choked tho army; and the men _-f!\ thomselves not so much eoldiorsas puppets—not free- men and citizens, following a wise and patriotic chieftain 10 datile for thir homes and ilbertics, but masses of miliary materiel, ehovelied hither and thither to secre the loieresis orwell the fame of somo- person whose © Soteresta ond fame are to them Indifferent. There will be a thrill of new life in the army when Jce's Hand Is felt open It gop visW WHICH THE AnMy TAKES OP THE YEACH MI8S10N, {From the Richmond Examiner, Feb, 2) It jsagrecablo to learn that tho Confederate army sets mo story upan the trip of th three co-called commission _ ers to Washington. In fact it is quito imposible, that in present position of affairs their Journey should. pro- Auco any other good effect that to silence the ‘peace ‘B'” at home, or else to drive them over to the enemy ones, The palicy of the Yankees in this matter | mt It is to create and keep alive here an im- mn that peace Js near at hand, and thus, if possible, muspend ord our preparations for war, whilo Soni atin es ered bole _recalvlag elnforcement, er is ing ani rity’ In preparing “crshiog sn dovastalng omianghe yon South ‘A part of Thomas? army is st this mo along ths Ballimoro and ObJo Rail. ‘West and proceeding by esa to join the other armies on the coast. Meanwhile the i aly to resclve the threo Confodarata vistors at ngton, but te delay thees there by pretended over- for negotiation, to require further references to shmond, (o raise fermal objecUons, and all tho while bare somolhing net and hopefal appearing every dsy
ington and » York Bo os to perpetuate ing es possible the. cXcled expectallon kmtug our
ferale ‘people that FometDing slaring is in the There's Fothing in abe wid except We epring
Ara very slmple artitce of our Yankee enemice; Wey deem it canning enovgh to impose upon so m people as the Confederatee. Our enemy is well Uhat there are among usa certain number of por- who wi be haypy to help them in ths plop by rumors and expressing confident opinl
approachlag upon “honorable term)? the same verechs are perfortly willing to Bocopt
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NEW YORK, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1865.
Peace upon any terms whatever, or po terms at ali—the peace which Is accorded to subjogaied and disarmed nerfs, of to caplored Highwaymen when safely loged ‘o Jail. That would be **peace™" certaloly, but not precisely We port of peace which would fuit ua
The enemy has commenced the system of ere detention already. Moesrs, Stephens, Hunter and Cam bell were kept three days at ribarg befure Grant would give them a pase through bir’lines There will be more delay, doub(less, at Fortress Monroe; and when at last they’ sball arrive in Washington, and are
entirely In Seward’s bands, that sagacious person writ) bare po. dilenlty in toventing specious pretexte for Keeping them cooling their heels in the
ante-chamber of the State Department for two or three weeks; while the newspapers will bo full of mysterious hints of important oegotiations In progress, until, as Seward hopes, our whole Southern country will be wild with excitement on the spirit of poace, and will almost have forgotteu that there is a war atall Then tho “‘commistioners'? will be sent homo; And It will appear that (here was n0 approach to any negotiation all the ‘timo, and that Seward, had really nothing to say to them except what Lincoln sald +o whom It may concern! — namely, that when the “rebels!” are disposed to submit at discretion their submission will be received. Wo may aswell anticipate at once this cerlain result of a farce wbich may last for weeks—anect on oor side jn all respects as if the three worthy oS were bomp ‘again (o tellus there ts nothing to be done but (0 Ogbt Ik ou
Rejoleing Over Lee’s Appointment. [From the Richmond Sentinel, Feb. L.
The count od the army will be delighted to hear that General Robert E Leo was on yesterday nominated by tho President and confirmed by tho Senate os Com- mandor-In-Chief of the Confederate armies. Wo do not doubt that he will yield to the call thus, mado upon him, ‘aod onter without delay upon bis enlarged sphere of duty—retaining personal command, however, of the Army of Northorn Virginin.
Let our whole people and our gevernment, in all its departmenta, rally to the eupport of General Lec in the position to sb he has been thus appointod, with all the regources and all the zeal and energy at our com- mand. Woe must not expect him to do our Oghting, but to direct tt; not to render unnecessary our own ciforts, but to encourage them, and gulde them, and apply thom.
‘We stand on the threshold of a stern campaign. Soon wo shall be busy amid ita trying scones. As we love our country, let us not logo another day fof those which re- main to us for preparation Let the most efficient means ‘be adopted for gathoring in the absontees from our armies, for bringing in recrulte, for a wholesome roorgan- jzatlon, for providing aupplies and mouitions, and for putting forth our whole strength. We hayo called Geno- ral Lee to the coinmand; lot us heed hiv counsels and second his efforts.
Wo have the material for an admirable campaign. Wo aye a noble and powerf:l army. We havo a wido coun- try. We have abundant ae. We are less straitencd for munitions after four years of war than We were in the first campaigo. We can do great things If we will apply ourselves to the work like mon. We trust that every bickering will now be hushed, and that thore will be among ue only a noble emulation—which shall best srvodis country, and best support our leaders
Tho Rebel Financial Poltey: NO MORE ISSUES OF TREASURY NOTES. (From the Richmond Sentinel, Feb, L.}
Itis now the well gettled policy of our government that there ty (0 be no further tssue of Treasury notes. In- deed, our measures of Anance provide not only for the prohibition of further Issues, but for the reduction of the
resent clro\ilation. The Treasury can therefore look no louger o this modo of using the public credit as a source of revenue
But two modes remain for raising tho funds required by the government, viz: tho sale of bonds and the im- position of taxes "The growing value of tho government currency, owing both to the reduction of the volume of circulation, and the special provision which will evideut- Wy be made for its redemption, has had the effect of throwing a large supply of the bonds fm privato hands upon the market for conversion; and this pressure for sale has greatly reduced tho quotations This operation may be expected to proceed parallel with the’ future. {improvement of the currency. In consequence the purchase of bonds from the government, a8 0 more business |nyostment, will De checked. or suspended | ‘until private holders shall havo dispoacd of their sar- plusea. Meanwhile the goverament will not bo ablo to Uso its credit mt all, unless. citizens come forward and from patriotic motives eubscribe to the public oans at higher rates tban the bonds purchased will; for the time, command in the market,
It will bo econ, therefore, that in the absence of a genérons and patriotic rally to the support of the Trea- aury by tho purchase of government bonda nothing re- mains to be looked to to meet the wants of the Treasury buttaxntion. Tho sale of bonds would enable us to that extent to remit to future yoars the task of peaeaing; o portion of the sums needed now for the publlo defence. But if this resource be unavailing wo ehall necessarily have to bear the whole burden as wo go along. If we buy mo bonde wo thereby clect to pay the moro In taxes The army must, of course, bo supported ‘fn one form or another. Tt would, we think, be wikor to draw adraft on posterity for a fair proportion of our present needs Thig can only be dono by the purchase Of bonds, or of certificates of debt, We should like to sce the people, by general consent, coming forward to provide, ia thts manner, a portion of the necessary rovenses, and thus dimiois the sums to bo raised by taxat'on.
In the present state of the caze, however, Congress has a plain and urgent duty to perform. It'is to lay promptly an adequate levy on the means of the people for prosecuting the public defence. In whatever form Jaid—whether by tax-in-kind or tax on the valuation of property, or on Income, or whether by all theso modca combined, a liberal scale of taxation is needed, and should bo adopted speedily, Only let it bear equally— eal let Itapply to all necording to some fairand uniform scaleof pressure, and there will be no outery, no dis. satisfaction, Itwill be the price of liberty, and will bo cheerfully pald) But let us have action, spoedy action, on thisas onallother important measures. This is the great demand and necessity of the hour.
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Call for Arms and Equipments.
(rom tho Richmond Whig, Feb. 2[ Huangvantens, Anux or NonTHERX VjkOLMtA,
Jan. 25, 1565.
To arm and equip an additional force of cavalry there 1s need of carbines, revolyers, pistols, saddle and other accoutrements of mounted men. Arms and equipments of tho Kind desired aro balloved to be held by citizens in suilicicnt numbers to supply our wante.. Many: keop them as tropliles, und somo with the expectation of using thom In their dwn defence: But It should be rem mn: bored that arms are now required for use, and that they cannot be made xo'eifclual for the defenco of the coun- try in any Way as ia the hands of organized troops, They aro needed to chable our cavalry to cops with the well armed and equipped cavalry of the encmy, not only in the goucral eerviee, but in resisting those predatory 6x. peditions which have inflicted £0 mach loss upon the pso- ple of the Interior.
To the patrtolic 4 make no other appeal than the wants of the @:rvies; bit I beg to remind thoze who are reluctant to part with the arms and equipments in thelr possession, that-by-keeping them, they diminish the ablity ofthe army to defead thelr property, without themselves receiving any boneDt from thor. ’ 1 there fore urge all, persons not in the eerylos to deliver prompt- ly to somo of tho officers designated below such arma aud equipments (especially those sultable for cavalry) a# they: may hays, und to report to those oflcers the names of such persong ag neglect to surrender those In their pos- session.
Eyecry citizon who prevents a carbine or pistol from re- maining unused will render o scrvico to his: country. Thore who think to retain arms for the:r own defence, should remember that if the aay. cannot protect them, the arms will be of Jittle use. ‘hile no vahd title can be acquired to publicarms and equipments except from the government, {t is roported that many persons have iqno- ranUy purchased thom from private partiea’ A fair compensation will therefore be made to all who dellver such arms and equipments to any ordnance officcra, of- ficer commanding ata post, officers and ogonts of the quartermaster and commissary departments, atany sta- tion, oF officers In the enrolling survico or connected with the Nitro and Mining Bureau. Al theso oflicors aro ro. quested and those Commectei) with this army are directed to recelve dud receipt for alfarms and equipments, what- ‘over tho'r condition, and forward the same, with a dapli- cate receipt, to the Ordnancs Department ‘at Richmond, and report thelr proceedings to theée headquartera. Tho person holding the receipt willbe compensated upon presenting it to the Ordnance Bureau. Whille {t Is hoped that no one will disregard this appeal, all officers con- neéctod With the army are required, and’ all others aro ro- quested; to take porsession of any jumlic arms and oquip- meats they may find in the hands: of ‘persona unwilling to surrender them to the service of the country, and to give recelpts therefor. A reasonable allowance for theif expense and)trouble will be made to such pa- triotfe citizénx as will collect and deliver! to any of the officers aboye designated such arms und ‘equipments as they may findjmthe hands of persons not In the gorvice, or who will report the same to those ofl. cers A prompt compliance with thia call will greatly promote the eflicleucy and strength of the army, par- Ucularly of the cavalry, and render it better able to pro- tect the homes and property of the people from outrage.
R. E LEE, General, Ospwaxce Brxxav, Feb 1, 1865,
The officers recelVing arms or accoutremeuts under this appeal are requested to state upon the face of the dupll. cate receipts given by them the condition of the urtici \whether in good order or otherwise; and, If not io g ‘order, the percentage which stioald be deducted on that ‘sccount,
‘These r-ceipta may be preecated for payment to any ‘ane of the following named officers:
Captain J. M. Stoveng, Richmond Arsenal, Richmond; ‘Major B. Randolph, Staunton, Va > Major S Huttor, Danville, Va. ; Caplain G. & Gett tyne rg, Va. Cop” jain Charlee Sempley Wytheville, Va; Captain A Bronizer, Salisbury, N. C-
' J. GORGAS,
By order of eerie ae ‘igadier General, Chief of Ordnance. Oficial —6. B. Suomn, Major. Unlucky Bragg's Head Demanded by the Rebels. inns er ROR co sym of the fon, when a
Jont a Battle Wie Loar of is head was econ Tofehon. "thx
reasoning but fmpartial jartice ne’ doubt cost tbo French republic some good peneralat re it adorned her Distory with many triumphs The yainost of incapablea Would hesitate to accept a command in vibich disaster jrould extinguish hie ambition in blood; and presumplu Cus medicerity would avoid a path bounded by the guil- Jotine. ‘The road to fame and to glory was open only to copident genius As & time when misfortune apd inca
Pacity were equally fatal. Perhaps the French Con- ¥enlfon carried thelr retribative experiment too far Tt was certainly not a way to improve @ Rene ral to cat off his bead; nor was there wiret Jue Uce in’ x0 severely punisbing a man for disasters whieh no humat forecast or kill could have averted. Bul aflerall, disaster is a disaster, from whatever cause it originates; and as to the consequences, a ix just as bad 10 be unlucky as to be criminal The guillouine bad the effect of saving the French armles from pro- Fumptuous and Incapable commanders; and this was an indisputable beneSt. Lf, on the other hand, the Conven- tion, In the latitude of {is {ndalgence, had amlably over- looked defeat. and recompensed every surrender by pro- moting {ts author, France might have been overrun and conquered by: tho allied armies in one campaign. It seems that only this confederacy can stand up against this peculiar spstem which consists In carefully repressing the usefulness of fortunate and skilful officers, and ip ro- warding the fallores of tho Incapable and-antucky, Tho carelessness with which we avo Jed defeat, the charity we have #o lavishly squandered en our unmuccoss- fol commanders, have operated as a standing premium 10 Incapacity and precumption, It needs uo argument to establish tho injurious consequences of such syetem. Tho facts of the situation and the eyenta of the War Are & sullicient commentary,
We have gufferod many disasters in tho course of this. conflict, and most of them have falsiited the Just anttcl- -Pations of the public. Dut, excepting the swift Exeeu- live displeasure which overtook the young officers com- manding at Fort Pillow, we do not remember a sallént Instance of retribution for any of the numeroaa defeats and disasters wo havo #0 Tn some cases courts of inquiry, resulting in tho Justification of tho officer on trial, ave bon held, but in the most noted of these— that of General Lovell—tho obstacles to. Investignuon Were interposed by tho alithorities. It may bo very true that the President In & porfeetly cormpetent fudge tn auch
matters, and that the public ahould=comfdingly do- ferto nis oplolon; but rutvertheless, the people Dually kel tired of perpetual exonerations of pervnnially
Unlucky officers, and would really liko’ to know whether something moro than mlafortune doea not attend them. They aro tired, fer instance, of #ce- ing © man who presente himself to them as (ho very genius of bad luck persistently placed ta responsible Situations, and eatrusted with the defence of Important ‘and vital’ points Genoral Brage may bo an extremely able oStcer. Wo suppose ho Ix a good general, or tho President would not insist on confiding to him tho direc- {ion of momentous military operations, and in electing him for his military adviser. Tho President knows him Woll, aud must therefore know his morits and hls. faults. Tho President Is no doubt convinced that ho was Just the man to command the Army of the West; that he was Just tho man to choose for commanding general, that tio ‘wast Just the man to save Fort Fisher and Wilmington from the Yankees. Tho President could, questionloss, if ho would only tako the trouble, convince the publio that General Brigg nover mado a mistake; that othor peopld are respontiblofor all his misfortunes: that nobody could have done bettér than he did in Kentucky; that anybody else would havo lost tho army al Murfreesborough ; that no one else would have made more out of the victo ry of Chickamauga; that tho foldiers alone were to blame for the disgraceful rout of Missionary Ridge; and that no
Wer on earth could hnvo provented the fall of Fort
‘sher. But -the President bas nolfargued these polnts With the public, and consequently the public can seo nothing in General Bragg’s military career bat that series of disasters, from tho Kentucky campaign to Wilming- ton, which ave almost ruined the Western army, and have culminated in closing against us tho moat important ofthe Confederate port Ix it xtrango that thoy have little hope of saving tho city of Wilmington while lis sife- ty depends on tho general who bas lost everything thnt he evor undertook to defend? Ts it strange that they viow with astonlshmont the continued confidence reposed In a man Who lias just oncountered one of the most extraordl- hary and remarkable dofeats of this or any other wart AL ang other timo or in any other country the fall. of Fort Fisher would intolve at Jeast the suspension of the ofleer primarily responsible for so groat a disaster, Tt ie, in- deed, scarcely creditable that he should bo retained in ‘command aftor 60 grave an event, and that ho ahould be entrusted with the defenco of the Important post of W mington after losing one of the strongest and most do- fensible works in tho world, without striking a blow to save it. Gencral Bragg may be free from blame in this matter, but the public do not betlove If, and they will not be satisfled untilthe proper investigations are mide, Ad Jong as, without this dnc inquiry and: adequate justiden- tion, be seems to possass the Excoutive confidence, tho President nfust suffer in thie confidence of the poblic, ait other evil offecte must flow from the Immunity and re. ward thus scemIngly offered to incompetent vanity ani prosumptuouis mediocrity.
Gold in Richmond Only 4,100 Per Premtam. [From tho Richmond Dispateh, Feb. 4.) Gold yesterday was quoted at 45, though #ome ¢mall sums Were cold at 4434, and even at 44,
Cent.
Cavalry Expedition te Dumfrie: [exon the’Pateraary xp rest Fat 6) On Saturday evening last (bo ighth Minols eaval encamped two iniles north of Dumfries, on the telegrap! To
Tho cavalry expedition refurred to by the Expres was a battalion of the Eighth Ilinols sent out from Fairfax Court House In the early part of last wéok by Lisetonant Colonel Clendenin to prevent guerillas from making domonstrations against a number of our transports that were ice-bound In tho Potomac, The commander of tho cavalry, finding no rebols in arms, aud that his services ‘were not required, returned to camp yesterday, bringing ina fow straggling rcbele and a small quentity of bag- guge.
Cannonading Reeamed Below Richmond. (From tho Richmond Dispaten, Fob.
A very regularfeannopading could be heard throughout yesterday In the direction of Bermuda Hundred. Tho sound of guns has becomo unusual of late It reminded ‘us of the daya b/fore the frerbet, when Butlor was dig- ging away at bis canal and oar Batteries were pegging away at his workmen. We have beard no oxplanation of the firing. It ir poezible that the Yankees have resumed work on the canal.
‘The Manhattan Gas Company and Light- ing the City Lamps. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD, Ornice oF Tink MAXDATTAN Gas Lictrr Comrayy, New Yous, Feb. 6, 1868,
It having been stated in soveral of the papers that this company had notified tho Street Commissioner that st would discontinue ‘lighting the strect lamps efter this date, I would respectfully Inforra the parties who havo farnished this statement that no such notice has beon given or Intended.
The Street Commiésioner was notified that the com- pany, boing without a contract, was willing to ontor Into fone on Just and proper terms; and that it would ju the absence of any contract, charge a specified price per an. num foresch Inmp, or would diécontinue to light the Jampson being notided by the Corporation that It was not willing to pay that prico and desired to have the eer- vice discontinued.
Please make this correction, and oblige your obedient eorvant, CHARLES ROOME,
President of the Manhattan Gas Light Company.
Personal Intelligence. ARRIVAT OP A DISTINOUISNED SOUTH AMERICAN,
The “Great Goneral,!’ ay ho is called by bis admiring and grateful countrymen, General Mosquera, bas fust arrived in this city from the Isthmus ou his way to Eng- land, where be (s to fill the post of Minister for tho United States of Colombia A brief sketch of bis ca- Teor will be interesting to our reader He rose by his merit and personal courage in the army of Bolivar, which he entered at the ago “of fourtecn, and bas since filled the highest grades of service in civil os well as military life. He has been at various \mes a member of tho Colombian Congress, nnd tice President of his na- tive country. His Jast great offort In the ficld was his euitire overthrow of anifnvading army of Ecuadorlane at Cuspad, which gavo-poace and stability to Colombia, This victory was marked by great clemency shown tha conquered—a signal tralt in the character of Genéral Mosquera But his military ekill is the emallest part or bls merit: “Ho {sa statesman, a manof great learning, © nataralist, an eloquent writer and speaker, Hperal in politics, and a warm friend of humanity, In uildition toall this he possezses a strong fraternal feeling towards the United States, and Is disposed to follow Jn its footsteps ax one of ws greatest admirere It was during” his Oret Preeldency that, through his great influ. ence, the transit of the Iethimus was obtained by the Panama Rallrogd Company against tho efforts of both French and English interests, and all his public acts have been marked by the largest and most comprehen- sive views. He ‘s, In fact, the greatest South American this day living. The family of the Mosqueras is of ‘Spanish origin and groat wealth. His\ brother, Joaquin,
also once President of Colombia, hias exveral times visited ‘this country, where he (ook warm ln{escst In our educa- tional system Ho \s now in Europe. A eon of the General wus come yeara since a temporary resident, inthis city. At prescat, Gonoral Mosquera bas much’ at heart-and has given’ his pereonal attention wo the construction of a road from Cali to Bonaventura, on the Paciée, by which means the rich and beautiful valley of the Cauca will be opened Lo emigration and commerce. Ho ‘sat prosent a guest of Mr. Furraga, the Colombian Consul General, No. 316 West Twenty-third street, where bo will remain for a few daye
Brigadier General C. B. Fisk and lady, Wisconsin; Hon. P. H Watson, Arsistant Scerctary of War; Judge J.D. Flint abd wife, Sin Francisco; J, B. Crippen; George W. ‘Alexander and party, St. Louis; Brigadior General Geo, L Hartsuffand wife, United States Army; 7. C. Morton and wife, Waterbury; WD. Forahey and. family, Calf: fornia; George A. Henderson, Washington; LE. Webb and party, Wisconsin, are stopping at thé Metropolian
Bri Gencral J. W. Sprague, United States Army; Brigadier General 0. B. Raur, United States Army; Mre General Donal Nashville; Hoo. James Allison, Piteburg; Judge % W. Johnston, Kanzas, and J. Y ‘Munn, Chicago, aro slaoplug af (oS Nicholas Hotes
THE PEACE MISSION.
Forthcoming Official Statement Regard- ing the Late Conference.
The Peace Men and Radical Republicans Bn- dorse the President's Action,
&., &o.,
&o.
Wasatrravox, Fob, 3, 1865.
The pease prospect is till tho universal topic through- ‘out tho city. ‘Tho reporta thas tho rebel Commissioners were Importunate of supercilicus in their demands aro unquestionably incorrect. The whole proceedings of the conference were conducted in the most frieadly spirit, ‘and with the utmost good humor on both eldew.
It is: mow definitely Known that tho pruvioat ptato- ments of the Hrmirp in rogant lo this peac conference hayo boon mainly correet, if not abelutely trao in overy
“particular, It isan ascertained fact that the negotiations aro not yet concluded ut tho rorult depends upon the rorponso Low daily oxpected from Richmond,
‘Tho facts aro about ea followa:—Mr, Blair, tn his visita to Richmond, found both Mr. Davis and Goneral Les and ‘4 majority of the leaders walling to have the war coma to an end, and informed them thal, while tho mlnor pointe of repeal of tho coutischtion IAWs and declarstion of w general amnesty, withoUt excepllon, of percons, ka, Ke, would be readily granted, the rine qua non on tho Part of this government woald bo a restoration of the Union, with emancipation of tho styes, oven if (comphn- sation should be mado fortho laitor. The visit of tho peace commissioners ast week waa to Mr, Lincoln, to recelye from him an offclal endorsement of tho statemonts of Mr, Blair, and his usyorance that such torma would be mado and adhered to. For this reason they {nsisted upon recolving these asruranees from Mr, Lincoln himself, as woll as from bie Secretary of State. Having arrived at o full and plain understanding of what could and would be dono by tho United States towarda bringing about a peace, thoy retarned to Richmond to roport progres. A response In dally expected,
There [sno doubt that the expectatlons entertained in tho higheat offcisl circios here aro, that tho nepotiations will reauld speedily in the ostablishmont of a permanant and honorable peace,
In tho courso of two or threo days thero wil probably bo published nn official statomont of the facta {n regard to tho recent peaco conference In Hampton Roads, a reso- lution bayisg been offered In tho Senato today by Mr. Sumacr, calling upon tho President to communteate td that body the result of (ho recent interview,
It is unnerstood that, while the President had not fully decided whether bo would voluntarily communicate such $nformation, yet If called for DF WoDgreen he te prepared to respond fully. This will eot at’ rost the numerous re porta {a circulation about this matter, many of them slarted by tntorested parties for effect on tho gold avd stock markela
Mr, Cox, tn the Houso, thi afternoon, greatly dis- (urbed the radical men on both eldes by the Introduction of his resolution declaring tho President entitiod to the gratitude of the country for his recent peace conference. Tho copporhends did not Ikexto oppose It, neither did tho fadjcat republicans, and thoy wero equally unwilling to tanction publicly what they havo in privato #o furiously
jenounced, Tho morning hour having expired bofore a Mnal vote was reached, tho resblution went over until next Monday.
The statement mado Jast night, upon what was ro garded as good authority, that anoyw amnesty proclamation was under consideration, proves to have beoa promature, Euch proclamation will not bo fasued until the response Js recoived from tho rebel authorities to tho propositions submitted to the Stophens delegation ax the only torme upon which authoritative negotiations for peaco would be extcred upon by the President,
Newspaper Acgoum' THB Wak MUSTO Os
{From the Wasbingtoa National Intelligencer, Pob. 6.)
‘The country bas been told for two year past by n large body of gentlermen—most of whom aro Jnilnential, somo of whom are emincnt, all, of whom, as wo believe, aro Joyal and patriotio—thnt if a personal conference could tbo had with the leaders of tho rebellion on tho subject of peace, such conference would epecdily end ina happy solution of tho rebellion, We have never been of this opiuion. It has always beon ovident to our mind that the rebel chiefs, existing only by force of war, must nocessarily declare uch Incompatible conditions ax would provent any honorablo gettlement. Dut, novertheless, ardently have weesired that this experiment might be made, first, for the reason that thereby the work of res toratlon would be begun, the wedge would bo entered be- twoon the rovolted States and thelr despotisia; socondly, hecaure wo desira the wholo Joyal American mind to behold tho exact condition of (his question.
Tt Is now clear enough that tho war most go on with renewed energy. There can be no excuse for holding back men or money to the uttermost. The robel leaders insist upon a dismemberment of tho government as a sine qua non to any negotiation. Woe almost stato by nuthority when we say that the robel leaders who at- tended tho recent’ conferonco declared that clvil war would follow in th South wero a proposition of restora- tlon (o be submitted to the Southorn poople, Now, this slateroent Is elther a wanton misroproscutation of the facts in tho South, or ft means that thero js « formidable Union continent In the Southern States ready to take up
arms for the old flag, For, certainly, we cannot suppose |
that those men meant, by fuch declaration, that thoy would bo glad to hazard tho proposition, as a govern- mont, for restoratton, if they wero not fearful that the ‘unpopalarity of euch a step might lead toa revolt against thomsclves.
What would hage been the difference in the result of this conference {f, precedent thereto, an armistice had Deon declared; if’ our troops hod recoded from overy {nch of our soll {n the South; if our nayy had raised the blockade? Still the alternalivo would ave been forced ‘pon us of war or dismemberment. Its clear, therefore,
that what we gain in the gouth must como from wnr— from war most formidable aud overwhelinlog—and from Kuch demoralization as {8 now golng on rapidly arong the Southern States, and to which this peace conferences will add fuel.
PEACE T0 BE HAD ALONE BY UNION. {From the Washington Chronicle, Feb. 6.)
* © * When Abrabam Lincoln and William EL Sew- ard proceciled to moet the Nouthorn commissioners, wo honored (hem for thelr maniinos and thelr liberality Althoughithey did not fuld the full expectations of the friends of tho Union, they nevertheless achiloved a sub. stantlal victory. Messra Stophens, Hunter, exJustice Campbell, ke, have before this laid thelr case before the Southern people; and these people have heard, or must soon oar, that thelr leaders wwould consent to nothing but the recoxnition of the ro- bellion. We aro, of courso, unable and unauthorized to way how much Mr. Lincoln was willing to concede, Buf. fle» It, the only condition to honorable peace seems to have ‘been declined by tho rebel commlssioncre—that condition being the restoration of tho federal Union and obedicnce to allthe laweof Congrem ew
The offect of Mr. Lincoln's visit tothe front, and the refusal to accedo to the exacting domand of the rebel commolssioners, will be wholesome.
Fist—It will show that the President of the United States of America, tho toverolgn head of the greatest gov- ‘erpment on earth, voluntarily treated with the misguid.d foes of our country.
‘Se-ond-It will chow that ho was ready to yleld every thing for the restoration of the old. Union bat the aboll- Ucn of slavery, now constitutionally recured.
‘On this ground wo can baye a united North, Irrespec- tive of former optnion or of party.
Rebel Accounts, CAPTAIN TIATCH, OP THE PEACE COMMIBSION, RE- TURNED TO RICHMOND. [From the Richmond Dispatch, Feb. 4.)
Captain Hatch, of the Exchange Boreau, who started for Washington a8 secretary to our peace commissioners, made bis unexpected appearance jn this city Iset night, having come through Grant’s lines on yesterday. Ho brings us no Intelligence of the commissioner, not foallng himbelfat liberty to answer questions on that subject, nor hus it boen found possible to ascertain the cause of his speedy return As rogards the whole subject, we are left enllrely to conjecture. Tho commissioners may be at Washington, orthey may have been stopped by Stanton’s orders at Fortress Monroe, or oven Olty Point Captain Hatch may hayo been sent back with despatches; oF the ‘Yankees may have objectsd to his attending the eommis- sion. While atterly jn the dark ax to their whereabota, ‘we dovoully (rust thst the commissioners are sound and ‘well wherever they are.
The Marletta and Cincinnat! Raflroad Disaster. Crxcomats, Feb, 0, 1865.
Upto last evening eight bodies had’ been recovered from the wreek of the train on the Mariotta and Cincin- nati Railroad. Tho bodies wero ro badly burned that but fow of thom could be: ized. There were supposed fo bebut Mfteen passengers ob the train at the Uso tha accident occurred.
HERALD.
NEWS FROM JAPAN.
Advancing Ob ‘tion in he Far East—Buropean Sports and Gamex— Splondta Hotel Accommodations, &o.
We hava reootyed full flee of the Japon Herald, pub: Mahed at Yokobama, Japan, ax welt as of the Jepan Com: mercial News, published at Kanagawa Tho dates, inclu: tivo, extend to the 90th of November.
The various foreign Coosuls in Japan have publicly Fecognited the Japan Herald aa the oficial organ of thelt respective departments, The columns of the Herald aro woll supplied with advertisemonts, which shows that trade Is tn w Gourisbing condition {n that distant country, despite the frequent convulsions. arising from ware and rebellion
Among the local sports indalged in we And mentioned te chado, milo races, hurdle mces, wheelbarrow races, rack raco, wrestling, three-legged races, water-backet race, and other convivial pastimes well suited to tho changeable temperament of the good people of Jodo, Yokohama and Kanagawa,
Tho Commercial Neoe of the 26th of Ootobor Annoudces the approaching departure from Japan of Sir R_ Alcock, K. OB, her Bryanole Majosty’s Plonipotentiary, and exprossog great rogret that ho should leave at a period Whon his services aro niost urgently required to bring fll the dificultios with tho Japanceo to a tormjuation, It vooma Hat Wo favorable treaty concluded between Franco and Japan has beon totally {gnored by tho Tycoon find bis Goroglo, #0 that It_in feared. there will bo bone troublo with tha Europeans and nativos
There in agtirong Dory of Heh trvops in Japan, On the 20th of October nome sixteon hundred mon werd Hubley reviewed fo the great delight. and astonishment Of the Japanese, Asa singular comeldence tho mation Tayeaiees Krovpe were aihe tweleorat om the, ware paral by tho edo of tho British eoldiant Their war dromes Wore vory pletardeque and were much admired.
Tho papern aro full of tho particulant of tho brutal murder of two Tiridah alflcerm Major George Waller Wald Win and Lioat. Robert Nicholas Bird, of her British Ma- Josty'a Twonttoth regiment. On tho ‘dist of Novembor thoy loft Yokohama on horseback for an oxcursion to Kamakura aud Dalboots, but on arriving near tho first Bamed pleco thoy wero ‘kot upon and foully murdored, Aftor thio Usual formallty of an inquost, the. bodion word interred with full military Honora Tho Lritieh, Fronch, Amorican and Dateh’ MirJstors attondod; also the Governor of Kanagawa and muito, and the officers of the shipsofwar and land forces in the country of overy nationality. In closing itn nccount of tho funeral, tho Japan Herald rayn:—"Wo know from tho bost authority, tbat Sir Rutherford Alcock ia rosolutely determined, by overy means at his commen to urge, and af necersary, to compel the Japan thorities todo thotr utmost to discover and deliver up Tho murdorora"’ It Js also ntated that the Japanoeo avs horices were doing their best to ferret out the perpet
ork
Aniong othor prominent announcementa 1 the papery aro xevernl of the proprictom of large hotels, offering splendid accommodations to the travelling pubic. Tho cateror of tho Commercial Hotel announces a comfort blo, ght and roomy dining room, ant an excoilent (ade d’AOU ak novin P.M. Thoro ary In the hotel saves Fal sult’ of private rooms nlooly furntalied, ond AAting for tho rosldenoo of ladies and: furniiten visiting from China, Iudls he, The bedrooma are ‘enatirally furs ished, aud tho billiard tables and bowling alleys arc all Yefurn{rlied and redecorated.
So much for tho spread of European ideas among tho subjects of the Tycoon.
Theatricar. NIBLO'S OARDEN,
Mra F. Wf, Landor, formerly Misa Joan Davenport, made hor renfrée ot this theatro Just ovoning, Tho house’ was crowded im overy part with a brilliant and fasblonoblo audience, Senator and Mrs, Spmque, tho Hon. Charles M. and Mrm Walker, and tholr bridal party came on from Weahington and o¢cupled prominent reata Editors, divines, critles, judges, authors, nctors, artiste, millionaires, belles, nlngors, leading politiclans and all tho various grades of the best metropolitan woclety wore oppropriately.represented. When tho curtain roto and Mra Lander canio upon the stage, sho was received with prolonged and enthusiastic applause. Having accorded hor this magnificent welcome, td which her mok as an netrens and ax a lady alike entitled her, (ho audience be. camo not Lora cordial, but moro eritica), ond the play pro- coded.
Mesalllanco Is a play which han been performed in New York noveral timon before, undor various titler, and which waa originally translated from the Frenels, wo be Neva, by Miss Davenport herself. Tho plot is not very {utricate. ‘The Viscount D'Orley marries the boautiful daughter of a poor painter. iis rie, wicked and noble brother and slater try to prevent the match, and that fall-
ing, they try to ecparnto tho parties. For thin purpose they propare duplicate dresses for a masquerade ball, and nrracgo [#0 that Leonte, the Viscount wife, goos home With the Marquis do Drovannes, thinking him her hus band. Of course, tho Viscount {a informed that eho has eloped; of course ho pursues; of courso he findy bis Wife and the Marquis together. Au jmmediate duo!’ en sues; tho Marquis Is wounded, and Loonie Is went to tho prison of the Magdalenes ‘Two humblo but faithful friends bring her husband to ee hor; she convinces lilt of her innocenco, and they leave tho prison lagetter. Undismayed by this slgnal and, as It would som, discomiture, the rich, wicked and nobli w Viscount demand. a drcat pack of cards Tala time thoy axzall tho
overwhelming rolatlyer of 1 and bogin to play 4 now game,
Vis-ount, accuse him of belnga lunatic, and bring tho mattor before the appropriate courte, Of coureo there |s a great deal of troable, distress and confusion, If itbo
a very difficult thing to prove o man Insano, It van equally dificult thing to prove a mau in his right vensea Who of on has not his Uito weakness:e7 Tho weakoces of thy Viscount D'Orloy. Js loving bis wif too well and crying too much aboot bor, This ls brought homo to him, much to his discredit. Sundry acts of Mberulity nro also‘allogod against hit. “Af ho had nol loved his wife ind had been yory mean, these facts would havo best equally strong proof of Lis insanity, Hoavvover, It all comes right in the end, and Leonlo and her hunband are happy ever aftr
We aro rejolced to stato that from tho rise to tho fall of the curtaln tho sympathies of tho audience woro wi Virtao, Mre. Lander anid Mr. C. Pops. Indeod, thero was to tenmptation for them tobe athermive. The villainy to this play are very villanows, and the virtuous poopld are Perfectly spotlern and decidedly tho bert actora, Mr Popa, atte aulappy vushand, played hls part oxtrorely Well, althongh ho looked exceedingly awkward, Mina Mary Wolls, as tie wicked sister, acted Hiko a Parisian Tady Macbotly, ani drowod superbly. Mr. Blalsdoll, ax the wicked brother, was very mild, and weak ind naughty, Mr. J. F. Hagan, the heartless bit unduccoxs: {ul reducer, sliowed vico in such a hideous mien that to be hated \Uhad only to bo sen. Tho reel of thy quota: tion do:« notapply; for Mr. Hagan never relinquished hia vicioutness for'a moment Mr. Burnott and Mr, Teeks wore capital in poor but Monest charactera
‘Our eaters bave perbaps aaked themsolsex why wo have fo long delayed to epeak of Mra. Landor's acting, Theaneweris very stinple, Wo wero afraid that alter reading about hier they would not care fo peruse (ho re- mainder of this article, and so we have left tho best for the lack In the opening act—whicli, Jot uk mugesly onght to be cut down by bulf—Sra. Lander was scarcely hereolf,. In the, eecond act her volco found the range of the theatre, ahe recovered fcr confidence anid tho audl- enc wad roused to genuinie enthusiasm. After that ovory
point told. In tho prison scenes Mra. Landor was expe- cially admirable. Mer acting 18 qaict, Intense aud sym- pathetic, Bho docs not shrick, nor screaim, nor beat the
Air, a5 ix tho fashion with ptar actressen now-u-dayn. Nelther docs she aifoct tho statuesqno and depond upon hor pas for lier offecta. In ovorything-abo Is truo to nae ture, and user her art to conceal art most carefully.
Mra Landor ft a small, beautifully formed lady, with a ewroet, expressive face, anda volce as clear asa allvor
bell, "Her wotlons arc very gracefo), and rie bas noo
of that stage walk oF stride which is ta xreata naleaee ¢ prouunsia 0 eo hecact ie 6
ftuced that there ts wll for the mage. Sho
Vinced that there 1s still gome hope x Vivre aw pek to those, cld, delightful day when jer quired brains, not brags, to bea star. We do not admire the play In which sho performod last evening; and al though Ithas always been popalar, and alvays will Dry probably, we really cannot understand what thére 1s fi Jf to intorest an American audiende; for none of tho soem could, by any possibility, hava occurred fo thts country. ‘And you Mra. Lander makes: the play lalensely Tainan ing. She presenved uslast evening with 60 movik @ oof a ralferiag Dot Innocent woman ; Faceibole audience were in teare—and thia ly an artist's
highest, greatest triamph. yy Congress in Arkansane eee ese Lt ROCK CORRESPONDENCE. arms Rock, Jan. 23, 1665. ‘Tha Washiogton (Hempstead county) Telegraph (rebel) publishes the votes for three rebel mennbers of Congrem for this Biale, that took place in October last. Of course po voles were cast in tho-Union lines. The total number ‘of voles polled, for the tree members, was only three
hoorand dred and thirty-\wo. Our froe con- f wey adopted ia. March last by ovr. thirteen
riltation woe and ye in the Union army over ten thou- tote vclunieers and ex thousand rolored troope,
all from this State, doable the nomber of soldiers ‘apy other State in the Union.
Acoarding to. popalation wa have inthe Unjon army over
The on the Plate River.
70 THE RDITOR OF THE. UERALD.
Coxeviare ov Uncavar, New Yorx, Web, 4, 1865.
Thave received a communication from the Minister of Forelgn Relations of the Republica Oriental del Urogaay requesting me to make known, through the medium of the public prem, that all treaties heretofore existing be- tween the rypublic of Uruguay and the empire of Brazil ae By decres of the goverament of Uroguny, declarod
Thave the honor to remain your very obedient wervant, SARLOS ENWGUE LELAND, Coneu) Oriastah
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
SHERMAN.
Latest Rebel Reports of tho Campaign in South Carolina.
MOVEMENT ON BRANCHVILLE.
The Army Within Thirty Miles of That Point on Feb. 1.
Meavy Skirmishing Near Charlostom
and Branchville, Ae,
Sherman Moving on Branchville, MB KRACHKN A POINT ONLY THLMTY MILKM FROM BRAOHVIDLM ON THE 18T Ine, Quanustos, Feb, 2, 1868
A despatch from Braxton Dridgo, dated twenty min« luten to eight o'clock fast night, rayg the oneiny ac vahoed!™ to-day across tho Whippy Swamp, UrifIng our cavalry on ‘our Joft atx milo from this place. A
‘They are supposed tobe In heavy force. Thero is also ® colina Of cAVairy vin thy Agusta rosd, moving ranlily from tomo unknown polnt,
(Whippy SwAinp la about thirty milos porthwont of Po- cotaligo, and about tho amd distance routhweat of Rranchyillo, Beforo roaohing tho latter plac) Genera Bherman’a troops will baye (0 cross roveral tributaries of tho Combaheo, an woll an tho Edeito,)
VATE.
Tho enomy han poesersion of MoUrido's Bridgo, and akirmiahing Ja going on Ji tho front of Braxton Bridge.
The enemy is certainly moving on Hranchville,
A dospatch fron Adams Tun sayd}—Tho enomy camo up In bargex to Young's Toland yesterday. about noon, and drove in our plekota They haye fired sovoral bulld- {age on tho plantations, and are retirlog.
This morning threo eLearmers are off Whito's ‘a landing Ja threatened.
{Adame run ta about twenty milos from Charleston.}* PAUMTIOULANA OF BITRIMAN'A MOVEMENTS, {From tho Richmond Dispatch, Fob. 4.)
Te was thought a portion of Bherman's forco might ate tompt 0 crows the Saliketchor, foyen miles above the railroad bridge
‘The Twentieth corps wan etill at Robertsville. Fourteonth corps was croraing at Roberteville,
‘Tho sum of overything that in known on tho aubject amounts to only what we hayo belloved for paveraldayn,
Rhorman
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Tho
moving 09 Hranohyii
NEWS FROM MEMPHIS,
in farce,
Gamo, Th, Feb, 8, 1660,
‘The pleamor Marble Clty, from Memphis, han arivod oro with flye hundred balon of colton, principally: for BL Loula.
Tt was roportod that General Veatch had boon relieved from duty at Memphis and dxaigned to the command of Little Rock, Ark, The nuccemor of General Veateb, at Memphis, \a alu to bo Gonoral Roberts
Fifweon desorters, principally from the Ooo Hundred aud Thirty third Tennomes robel infantry, including ® urgoon, camo In to-tay and took the oath, ‘Thole furs
ough, which oxplred to day, bad boon lenued by General Hood, ‘and wore counteragned by Gencral Choathaw, Aivislou commander.
Tho: nurgeon wan dircet from Tupolo, Mira, where bo ntatod that Tood!s army had gone Into wintor quartery, To contradic the roport that Goueral Cheatham had mado n epoeel to tho rebol troops advising thom wo Ko homo and romain thoro, ox (he rebol eauro was hopeless,
On the contrary Cheatham bod merely given furloogba t the rebel eoldiors, that they mfght go home to soo thelr friends and recrult. Ho also stated that many of
the rebel soldiora who lind declared their Intention to de- sort on account of the dortmetion of Hood's army, on Tearning that they would be furnished with, comfortable wintor quartern and bo better clothed and fed than hore Lofore, wore again returning to the rebel army,
A baker of Memphis, named Spencer, outeldo of our ines, four miles from the city, has been arrested and lodged tn prison om the charge of trying to smuggle through « barrel of quining, Thin barrel wax found in his cellar, which tt {sald ho Intonded. to disposo of to tho robel Ho had oblajned a porrult to take tho barrel through ourlines, repeossnting It to be flour, for tho vse of bis family.
Ttallan Opera. Tho beauties of Verdl’s delightful work, 14 Trowatore, ro ever frosti and always wolcoine. Tha opera was given Jast night fa an onexcoptionablo manner. Tho threo Jeading parts—Leonora, Manrico and the Count dl Lapa— wore sung with ox wiuch aplrit ax wo havo over heard them. Zacchi throw the full power of her dramatic talent Into tho part, and Jn womo of tho mort pamlonato pasagex was positively superb, Mamitaillanl, too, was moro omphiatie (han usdal, Tle acted aud sang In a tnoit yatlsfactory munnor, Hollin! availed Nitnsolt of tho rtonity to dlvplay hls excellent volco with the dram- crpsnl eT tte edema Applause eo liberally Deatowed was woll degerved by all {hearts Tho house Was conspicuous for the elegance of coutaino every whoro viaible. A more careful ation tion (o dress, oven It the ruder #ex, appears to provall In the Acadomy thigroason, The hovea last night wos re- markable In thls rorpeck. Fuuat will bo lyon this even- tng, with the original cait, exeopting only tho Mepliisto- phelex, which Bollini wili'asumo for the fret timo hore.
The Treatment of Sick Soldlerw, TO THY YOITOR OY THE HERALD. The following oxtract {8 taken from the World, of Pebrnary 3:—
tiream; and, fr holdlers of the Unio:
eruel hou farts carne UO reDlove fad been 0 prostrated foornlog. Ten iuipousl
ia American maine,
ronor of TmernIOg ts co Heaven, forthe honor of tie American Haina Heat wero equally LOE nar excuse, Sumer 1 then, UO
fic bi e respons thle for jhe Gaverlbe or ebalag 100
Mikaela tteued a Stage, of which 10 10)
enormilyt The facts aro ax follows:— Tho transport Spauldiog, from Fort Pisher, with’ two hundied and thirty-five officers and privates—all arrived at McDougall Hospital, January 25, seid maldalo of tho afternoon. ‘The moe lavish pre- aration bad bean mando to receive the men. eds, cook Brtrangoments abd clothing were in. perfor order, Jnvjors the transport was taade fast the whole avsUablo hospital and quartermaster's force, with litters and am= tolances; were a the wgrf, under charge of the inodleal beers aid stewards. The illghtly wounded wero placed {n ambulances, covered with blankets, of which a very large quantity were out down from 'tho hospital, and conveyed as mpldly ni posible to thelr wards, while, thoan who could walk were at once conducted’on foot, tho transit at no time oceapying over fifteen minutex. The bally wounded from tho explosion at Fort Fisher were placed on strotchers while ou the transport, and o> Carried without a moment's delay on the wharf, to avold. the folling of the ambulances Moving these wrotchedly mangled tocn demanded the closest attention, both in ng thom op and lifting them: off the stretcbera A. filte diucr randown, by tho moat unremitting endeavor, every onc was in the hospital. By eght P. M. all had fisd ® most generous supper, and when the mid- night rounds were made all wore _ washod, dressed, and ux comfortable ss tho untiring force of the Hospital could make them, every one vying with 6
nodeaths occur on the wharf, but only ono man ul from the 24th (o the 28th, notwlthitanding tho frigh\tol
ved.
latter; a feck
miserable fo add fancied
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a goa eae foremost ia the sick and ‘rill demand. tbat the
wounded be protected, but World makes tho who are grievini
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Viz 2004. 085-0064 F
FINANCIAL AND COM MERCIAL enn | Lee
Moxmay,. or)
‘Tho stock market was moderately aciive, wilh an ad- vanolng tendency at tho opening of the first board, and tho closing. prices showed. the-following-wariat\onn-fromm: {hose Of Saturday's*ocond board:—Erlo advanced 2, New York Contral-g Hudson Riyor2js\/Teading /% PMIbLIBan Contral 1, Mich(pan-Southern- 334, ‘Ilinclf Cehttal 1M, Cloyeland and Pitisburg 24, Northywostora 1,.._Rock Ysland 24, Fort Wayne 2}z, Cumberland 1%; Govern: ment Recurities were strovgér. “Coupdo Wixos of 1851 ad. vanced 3 0.4, ten-fortios Xf, fve-tgalles FA now Leso
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Le open -board.at-one-o'ctock tho market wad fraction lower, Al tho socond board It was steady. Tho Jplesiny 23> siavneu'a apern’ from, tnOsd fn he MorbIDR in Erle of 4, New York Ceritral 4, Hodson River Si,
Reading &, Mich{gun|fbutlior 3,(Tllinola Centsal fs,
Gloveland and Pittsburg 4, Northwestern $4, Rock island hi, Fort Wayno 4, Michigan Centratadvanced 4. Cum: borland was steaiy. Govorament securities wore Orm ‘bo morbing prigen, 10] ‘Atthe open board at half-past threo o'clock prices, wore a 14 par cont highor, the-extromo advance being, In Erio, which was tho most active stock on tho jist ‘The gold market waa ‘animated, bOt ‘fréo! frokd /oxcito- mont, undor tho provalling improssion thak the recopty poace conferdnce wuld be without ‘ay immodfato result of importance. A beliof at tho amo timo exists that Jt will bo of altimato sorvico in paving the way to futuro, nogoliations, which will bring about tho consummation 0 devoutly to be wished. MeabWhile tho wont
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wil} have to) continue «Ils fsrork. Tho nupply of foating gold in (ho market ia at, present limited to Little “moro than throb’ ‘mMiiion!
althovgh nearly two -millions=more aro helil by ap:cula= torufor a risa: ‘Tho “ubort!! IntoFéal! tas Inicreaked winco Baturday afternoon, and may bo rouglily ont!mntod At Lop
mulllions” The quotations during tie day Wera:— 1OS0A Me oseseche 12 238 P.O oq: 212% UBS AL Me vege: MIG GAB OM ee Wiss 12.05 PM 212 440 PO Me 21 PEC Os PDS BOP Mey caveeceas BISM
Wo aro ylnd to find, by the weekly bank, satem pt, UAL tho Bank gt Commeroo. has recntored the Iiqt and Thado IU roport Aa anal, mlihongh now ermwsladd: winter tho National Curronoy act. Tho fot that tin and wp Broadway Bank, both national natilutions, rolain thelr PlAGes aL Wie Clearing Mouso Js an argumont n favor of tho admlssion of tho olhor national banks of the cliy to tmomnboraliip
Moncy fs eaiy on call at anvon, por cont, but exmmer clal paper (n atill rogarded with rerutivy, and fret clu names Tato al 6a J9 pot cont, Tho nupply of cap.tal th Abundant, but Jondors profer allowing a portion of thoir funds to romain unemployed to Inyoating It 10 nocond olasi nogurules of any klou.,
Forolga exchange Is Jnactive at 100K a if for baakbra! lorllog at alxty days, and 110 a $s at threo daya
Thio how Lax bli! was roported in th Houyo of Roprosen: Lalivos this inornlig, aod among tho changes, In addition to ‘fn tx of ulx por Oont por gullon an crudo potrolovm, aro a tax of ton por cont on Incomes oxcooding threo thowand fn yoar, ani! an Jincroaso of twenty por eent In tho present rato of taxation On manufactures A tax {y proposed by the Commiltéo on Waya nbd Means of ono-balf per cont 6p all Fale of merchandise, which Jy yory light linpoat, and should bo made law,
Congress, hus far in the norton, has boon apatholia ‘on tho bubject Of taxatfon; but tho Becoxlilew of Aha Troasury Imporatlvoly demard that I phould resolve Prompt attention, and that Nigh-r but dlcrlminating taxation shoul be foviod, no that freih Toans and fr teowes OF currency 10 Noat Unéra may Wo rediicod Nk {Ar wh Posalble In the futur, With oxpcnsos running on oven now at tho rato of threo miillony nm day, ils very ovldont that our oxtsting ‘Tax bill In Inadequate, to moet tho omorgonioy, ‘Tho people aro willing to be taxed, thorofore lot Congroks lax thon and that! heavily; and (tis better for thom and tho goyerimont thnt it should bo done by direct legislation than by the mubito and rolnoas Influence of currency depreciation, which. will bo Ineroaded oF rolarded according to our fica! polley: And\Mhis last Is ovr Weakest polnt nnd the ono Which throatens tis WIth most danger, If our Anaucos fall, what will not fail? But wolthor our logiatatont nor. ‘the people appbar to seo tho risks we ato runilpy, mid) wilim@ate disaster ts iteolf courted by the doaire on the: part Of the morcantiie and speculative community to 00 gold #0, in ordor that thoy may bo enabled to soll thelr goods and. ‘stooks and proporty gonorally for a larger anonnt Jn do Prociatod dollars than thoy could got If tho curronoy Fotalnod {ta prosont or arsumiedt a greater value. This la
Phatancefoflthe three yaars at neary ebt iions dollare F \ ‘Tho eubseriptions to Cae h Jay.
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cook anomie tm this'elty torday wero First National Rank Ninth Nationa} Han! | Livermore, Chows te. 25,000 | The following figures compare tho lant weekly stato- mont of the Now York associated banks with the retorns of tho previous week, and with tho corresponding week tn 1804-—
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Jana,
Ii 140,113,476 Eficel 1g,§90 9% S 160217, 901
=<Phie @eyihttons fromm tha" returns of (he! proviouh wopk ro fs follows = ' 2 Docreasta tn toahay se Incroae Ln ep@aio.« Decrease In clrenlavion, Tooreasn ih deporita, . —The above totsta Of Last Wéok's Matoment, ad well aa thatof January 24/"cohtti tho FetUrhe of the Tank of Comimorés, snd DrowtWay Wan, thot Ipatitutlons mbt Navinig yot withdrawn froin tho Cloaring Houle
Tho Moriotle anid Cinictouiatl Tallroad eared darlin the foarthy wook'fn Janiiary $53,480, which Jp $7,000 [0 ‘kee of tho reeripLs for the kamo Uo lial year.
Tho Chicago and Alton Railroad Company bas déclaréd 8 divdbad of five pet cont on tha proferred and Common, ‘bck, paryablo 6m tho 25(h Init
Mie Now York Fire and Maris Taiorance Company WiVo/declared w'sohil-nnnont dividend Of ex por cont, free of tax, payable on dematld ,
lew York City Hanks, Pebrunry 4) thon. Sant Posna. + Circulm- Deparil Ainerica, 1. ¥8,050,204 1,024,010 4,005 1600.27 Anicrlean'EE,2. 02081974 007,048 21,002 0,447 DAR Aiunitors...c5, 1,200,014 | BRAT | 70,307 1,07R\018 Dvleli A Drov, 170,070 114,001 0,173. 2,040/010 Meoadayenss. Saloy7h0 2011600 20,0TK 4,461,707 Mul Heady... "708041 9a)1s0 329,282 'KoO.oz5 Citizens! sssssss 410,660 71,703 48,017 1,078,700 Oliatham;s.sccs 110,008 haleo0 1,000 ost City 00707 44014 4'720)651 | Chatulenl ssc. 4y800,800 1,609,707 24,R07 6,718,748 Coinmercess.2/16430/482 016,04 1,705, 6.270889 Cen ichange, Sa0tq000 | 280,710 ga\cor 20TR,95b |, Continentals, AOMMAIL 263,290 26,207. 9,763, 07 Chnutucnweclih. RUOMT -so\6s6 eairaT ayoTa\U: Ree eee OLOH 400k 20,005" "eK, 10 Vast Mivorices QG6 714 kiead Jonas AAD Pultonsssccses 3405/4» 401/406 34,440 2,770,83 Groenwieticcs, "830/908 Ta/oak dons 75,018 Grocer 1,070102 24,450 4,200 Handvor. Tass 2,047,165 evo, 200/403 Wien! aa 480/400
Tal 3,617,005 m= 9,000,018
Maritiens 1,040,080 49,217 1,018,044
Manhattan 471011 878,004. 10,812 6,410,109
Mitkolsservseye 270422 119,606 498,017
Wahi ba 1,708 1,R46,00
fx 6,001 086 H(A Ay40s/022
in 2 185,041 14,084 2)050,616
443,04 1,035,203 224,470 0/417,078
Morcanttto 037,270 200, 4/474 2\0192,200 Morotian 40/822 1,007,160 41,680 Exe 485,004 “100,187 19,100. Moot 1,008,450 00,KK3 107/70
Nalfonal QNZNOH AOS ,ONL 17,107 11055, Nanaatl<ctreees SATOAIO 205,275 (016/405) 2) 206 04
Now Yorkess1.2 876,211 3,603,110 63,108 8,709,700 NX Conifer SU GHL 9 AN/T4B 9100.40) 90) 02 Nopily Amorl a, 9,207,641 190,264 120,607, 2.440, Norih [iixgre sss 1,650,245, 00,080. 20,160, 1, 6us4)ns4 WoL TIL) iA 22;000> ‘ona 258 010/489), 00,480 148,020 || B74)167, Vatkosersecee-1O/782408 444,405. 101,378) 0,010,602 Deopods ever ere A 2ATON, 02,705 1,684 1) NAN SEE Toles. cece eee 2,075, 210, TOyTAD 1 089,THA heute GMT £3,014 1,800,788 Nopobi 209,017, md 216i,870. Bi, Nich 3h 10401 Boo & Leather. 9,129,000 171,470 9,608,212 Stat 780,088 29,000 6,070,020 Trad 008,057 07/410 311,230 3,003'042 VUnlomisesanss 661908, 243}000 20,299 9)137 307)
Total, ., «185,030,790 10,092, $08 2,609,010 162, 703, 316 Trassscnoxt AT Tw CUrsruxd Hoon Cloorlngy for tho Wook onding Tout. 28. ;.$C60,828,978 05,
Glonrlugs for tho veek enullng Fob. /4.,. 063)414)434 4D Valancos for tho weok nding Jan. 24,0. 18,044,022 14 Balanioen for tho weok oniing Febs, 4.2, 2yssh02h 23
Stock Kachange. Moxa Feb, 0102004. MM. 110000 U40'»,!81,cou.1f0. 100 wha Hud RAY IRIE 10586 | 00
tho Insanity of the hour, prompted by the groed of ga'n; for, if tho oyils they Invite actually swept over ws, thoy Mould bo wwallowed up in the same gult of ruin with (he greator part of the entire community. Many calmly look forward to what they torm a.‘grand amaah!’ jn tho end; bat thoy fail to appreclato tho magnitude of the lntercata. Apyolvod abd the mabner In which It would alfoot Ahemnsolver
Tho Hnanclal adairs of the government have entored Ko falimatoly into all the ratmideaiioas of bustnoss Hife that ule whole movolary system Ja dopondent npon the yaluo of tho carrency dollar. Hence it ls tho duty of thoso who aro entrusted with tho control of tho national Anan oa, both by legislation and othorwiae, (0 omploy all the favallable resources of tho country to proyent {ta Joprecl-| ailon Our past policy hax been deplorably bad, and all that wo can do now Is to retriovo as far as powelble. our former crore But ft
1s too much 10 oxpect that any alrenuous olforty will, bo anade to do oven thie Wo look for no radical chango
fo our aystom, but mere WWukoring and a frosh ro wort lo palllatives from time to timo ax nocesalty may Alctate. We aye gono so far towards the raillouuluin of Paper monoy fnflation that we are reluctant to turn ba and our legislators are unwilling to broak the charm. We prefer blowing at tho bubble tll it bursta This will {nany orest, of course, bem matt>r of lino; Dut there 1s no necessity why Ik abouldever oocar. Wo have often enough poluted oat tho way Iu which tho eurronoy might bo approciated and specle pllyments gradually resumed; nd wo have dono so, uolexpecting that our advicy would
‘6000 Orso. LOD do... 810 10535 2000 UB 0'sj6/20,6.6 109)¢ 200 WOseessccce 10544) F Aly. 109% 2 M0. Seas JORG HOO oY sesere 1008 200 Roading Wy, .¢ 105}s) oO | do! NeW ose 400 roncereeyt be) 16000, wo,.6ov ten 1084 800 . 820° 106: 1000. Alo, Hewes 1089, . 200. BO. ee sD00 100) 26000 VSH's 10-A0CO TOL 200 Ads evern a» 105K LOO UNO! yrcer OF” G00 MWh Central Hit 10% 10000 M mamuitt OW... GIAK BOO Mich EO Ae NAR 0835 3000, do, 1 OO 100 NOs cee hIO OF: 2000 Mo On MAP is 82 600 2000 I'knultyOs, ve 1 100. BOO 60000 Ohio W Stow cer 271g 1100 80000, do. aT 400 WOON Y Contrald's 102 200 do. 10 ODE
1000 Keio Yet witg,. 109 2000 Krlo dtl mtg.. 101
60 Mich So Vue gunk 8S | 100 Til Gobtrat Wit, .. 1188¢)
2000 Marlom 3d mig 0T, 200, do. pei) Bo00 CHI DAQS Tet ID 260, Oc DIO DIK) 6000 Niet AMO Te AT") 600 Choo & VILE RIL
60000 At golds 900 why Canton. 100
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mio 219,
100 Cloves TOLLS 115 S25 Chic & We LRN. 0335
100 do, 100. NY Central RR r dors 03% 100 Moree cece LOOK 100 do. 100 do, .. 6.6890 100, 200) 100 do..2Lialo 10944 100. 300, 10 Chic, Hur&QRN TG | 300 100 Tol & Wabi, 50: 100 200 PHL PLVAORR, 99 500 100 © 'd0.....,810 0S. | S00 700, GO. ceseeye DON) 100 00 do .aa7i,}y 09% | 260 Brio WK BO da, ON] 100 100 do... B30. 0354 1200, do. TH 100 do, 93 1800 dO... ae, Tay 2 BO. P10 DIG) 1600, CUR 60 Chic & Alton RR 92 800 Hudson Rivorktit 100 00 Wns. OLM BOO WOs.- cose, 103K BOO CHO Alon prot 93 sxCOSD HoAnn,
LAU-rast Tio o'CLock PML.
£20000 TS 0'%,'81,cou 110° 800 chs Reading RM. 108
(0000 US O's, 8-20;c0 108 HOO da van sexys JONI
be acted upon, but as a warning Which Wo folt It our duty: to give.
Whalover cor fnanc'al mistake and condition maybe Yowever, wo havo a government to sustaln and a war to be prosecuted, and monoy must bo forthcoming from day foday, Tho ebject to bo almod at in to ralso It with os Uittle tnconventence to the pooplo and as amall n coal to tho gorermment as poulbla Tho Tux bills ould, there fore, be made the study of overy member of both hourea ‘Tre tari choad also rocelye attention,
‘nd noxt loans,
To sulhorize any funber tours of — gold- Wearing | recuriea under the prion ay and defore tho resumption of specie paymonin
rould bo sulcital, for It vould not only dopreciate the Falue of all thé gold-boartug securities already In the market, but prevent the negotiation of loans bearing in- terest In currency only, That interest In currency offers 4 fafficient indscement for loans in carroncy a moment's Foflection will ahow. The dollar In paper Is worth may forty aight cents in specie only. Why, then, ahould tho gov- ernment pay full {ntorost In goldon Jt if {k borrows It should placo Itself on the sano footing # on oniinary commerctal borrower; and jn the Joan and discount mare ‘el who hears of Jntercst payable In coin?
Let the seven-thirty Joan now before tho public be the Laat of the kind, directly or indirectly, till we return wo hand cash j and when that 1s undcratood thore will proba:
1000 Mol....2.., 10085 100 Mich Cont RI” In0¥K | 000d 100 MIChSKNIRKDIO O0}g 70000 300 Wovesennves OOM ‘5000 WS3's,10. 8000, do. 1410 co 10000 ObloX Miss ¢ 100 TM Cont RR... 118 20000 los. 89027 100 dows sees UNIS 2000 American gold. 33° Yoo dots ald 18y O00 do. ...85 M235 200 dow. awk 181 200 hs TOurth Nate 100.” 800 Cloyo & Mite RIL 80i¢ 1000 Cui Coal pref. $59X N00 dovene na
100 60 Pno Mall SSCO,, 280.
Wo. --ss..bS 40 150 Chic & NWA
200
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war firm, withmater oF 116 Whe Tart Cubs marcovado at
42, 0,bdm Porto WU OF fy 20d 10- bbs Naw rrr LS ce am | Nav ab Brome —Apleile ar fino-wns firmer kd mors
Action, with emlon af 60 $1.90 for American, There was aleg nore talk Jn réalnw and higher prices were realized for all «fades. Tar quiet at our ladt quote Hons
Vernon. int, IDI) The market wax dll, vat Tals are Cor nar te fata and reTuned 1 poll mxcopt at very follprices, ‘Thesmall ptock, and (ho Taito pagel momo
1m LAY fall, Pithces must pro- vall; 1,000 DbIa. erudo note te =, bat in re fied the males were confined to about 700 bla, at 7146. 8 68e. for bonded snd ROG. Ww BTC Tor Tree. ) “ad worpon = Hecelpin 282 packages cat moat and 160 0, lard. | The rk: opened dalliat irregilar falen, ‘but efonmd rawr, with rather Mle ‘Wolng. mised 8,000
DbIn Ot $45 14) 8 '$3. fi a 8 for 1803-4 doy hd RN, arg Aa ‘at $04 enati; $29 10.» $30 60 for primopand $04 16 m 938, for prime mnotajalen, for fotare aaiWvery, 100 bbl. maw ‘mew for Fobruary and March, soller'a gption, at $33. Moot wan {n fair domand and firm, with ealos of £00 bbla at $19 @ $22 f0r plan Mew, and $21 nm $24 for oxtra mow) elm | one tle bo saovorDmans en (B87 3n -benopr A NINO WA, Lranpact 6 high ra mined by holders Caney buntnesa sales ot 100 yam BE 20}fe/a20K(6) for Culiiborland cul Cat moa spre sto demand. anit mes, with, ater dors, 186.0220. for
KON AC ITC. 18}. fo abi Here Sstt ae o. Poh cat ed do. Tho lard InarkoL whi 1niOrd active And Nriber nt 198 nPNKe, the Jaden prio fonhioloe eltr, with sen Snithi epot nt 5 $09 bbls j also, for fatury delivery, 08 ZAC, sollori st MUMtae. we Ta better, roqtoat ab B00. 0 400) Tor Western) pnd 436, @ 6%, for State, Chotno oleh at Ades po for oomtan to primed ao V0 snarkok wns, dull. and hoayy, owing: to tho
fury AGO nod Uk Yel rent receipt. i a
Sat —oA wile OF 1200 WAoka Ashton" wan” effect a from ptoro.on torma.ook wavertalnod, buvat full ratox
Bud sR—Thore was no, porcoptible change to notion {HO MAFKOL Tor raw, Mi demand continuing modor and full prices Doltig'reativnd. "Eales wero au 4, NES tl ip heriaap tiie ols
‘iby an so, hive ne dP age! for hard TALLOW Wik aotive and firmer; Klos 220,000 Iba. 1OI40, 170,
Hind pricowronnined abot the parc. | Sales £00 bbl ab $200.0 $2 LO}, for Slate avd $2 20 a €2 1 for Weatorn)
6 Why ab 6. For Cuba musea, Nolinod, though, qulo
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Pht ted), 69 bbl "Tho market was qulot
Ales of Mont Kestate, Dy Adrion WL. Mulloy, 2, 1 Wilkins & Co,
Toast nnd Jole Now 437 ‘Washington etreots, running through und inlrdlnyf46o Groonwicl: atroot, fota being, Loqetigg, Bi £20,050
ren
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
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Tathor, Ttoar Ad) Worthy Finn Toarioseoryy
Sriauen—HTKNoxPeos.—On Thurwiay. oveningy nry.2, Wy, the Tho Thompeon, Me, Peres. D, Briial Min Thekorndon, all of (Ht
Voru-—MoCAs On Woduionlay ovening, February 1, by the Rov Mr, Booth, Cuanum Le Veeto Reminene Yarn, dangbler pf.the Into Jolin ML McCall
y ae Dic Miontow. In Newark, N, J), on 'Baturday,, Pebrmary 4, re Fowna, oldgat dauy)iier of Moses amd Jali A.
izclow, no fends of tho. fitnily nro Invited to attana the faneral, from tho realdepce of hor parcntsy No. 463 Hroad: areal, Nowarky N, Jigom, Weduonday afternoon, at two orelod HANK —AL Now Robhollé, on Sanday ovonlog, Feb: ruary 5, Mane K., only danghterof Willlam LE and Kato A. Morkor, aged 3 youra. Tho rolatives and frlonds of the family aro kindly. {n-) Vitel Wr AltoHid Rie’ funoral, froIn tho rosldenes of her paroiits, lin (Tuesday) afternoon, at ove’ o'clock. Train | vow Twenty seventh street Now York and Now Haven Rallroad dopol at balfepaal ol yen o'cloek Cram —0n Monday, Fobrunry 0, a‘ter a short and Rovoro dings, Mra, Russ Oras, nged 68 years, + well May hor soul ryet in peace.
Tet Foiioink Will bo Lakpn lo Kodno, Now Hampshire, for Intormont: t | Comisipe—in Oineinnatl. Obio, on Thurslay, February
9 Man, ugar of 0. Il, aud Carollo IL Courses, of Uli city) in the 14th year of hive aga. i Noth f finoral horeaftor.
CabWinide—Suildonly, on! Monday, February 6, Ww. &
Ganon, of congestion ‘of tho Urals, aged 6S years ‘Tho rollfives wud Frichida Ore reopectfally Invited to attend the fancy, this (Twesilay) afternoon, at two ky from: tho’ rea'donce of his sonsisclaw, Charlos
Miller, 110 Christopher nureet. Goatuy On Monday, February 6, Mine Chava aged 1s yoaraand OTnonlti Kinatlye of Headford, county Gal- | lank
‘onda nnd acquaintances of thy family, In partl- of hor fathior, Thomas, and brothers, Michsol | ‘anil Patrick, aro respecttully invited to altendithe funo- | ral, from herdaté’realdonco, bb4 Woat Forty: fourth street, || Velweon.Tonth and Eleventh avenues, thls Tuesday} || Afternoon, at one 6'elock., | Cuarexin.—On Motday, Fobruary 6, after a fone re
rovers: Mince, ANXIG E,, ‘tle holovod wife of William Sanna Clofvouty aged $1 yen 1 wonth nod 17 aye Tho fronds abit relatives of tho fumnily, and’ also of | hor brothong, Thomas, Polor and Robert Culkin, William | Clouionty auld her Hnclo, Charlee Walker, aro respocttally Invited f0 attend the funeral, from tho ‘sidenee of her mothor, 106 Terry Birect, oh Wednesday aernoon, ab to o'clock cea ogdax—Ih Willlamsbung, on Mouday, February 6, TeneNce ComIAN, a nally OF Aho. paglihy Of Clint Bet county Monnghab, Ireland, th tho 88th year of file age!” Tho mlatives and friebds of tho fauilly ary respectfully fovited to attond tho fanoral thls (Tuestay) afternoon, we half-pant (wo o'clock, from his Into resldeues, 186 North Socond streot. | Dexray.—On Montay morning, February 6, at four || olclock, ef consumption, Cuakiey Fo Daasy, ou of wlilow 'Margarol Dompay, “of Clarmhill, ‘Bear Clanasl Qhoons CoUNLY, Irland, aged M years To frienis'of tho fuumily, ani those of his vrothers- Joslnie, Patttek Kelly and: Andtow Hor pew, nre respecte ally Yovited {0 attend tho funora, from his tate reel | nv, No. 841 Second avenvo, this (Tuesday | den 0, No. tu this (Tuesday) afternoon, Tho notlye nd’ honorary mombors of Mutual Company, No. BI, and’ thelr frlemy Tn, goutami quo#led to meet At the ongiue Louse to-day (Tuesday), at ono o'clock 1 M., 16 attend the funeral of our {ato Drothor member, Charles F. Denipsy, By onder ot PETER GRAY, Choleman, Rowent Power, Secretary ‘f Doni, On Monilay, February ful Miness, Mowa:t Dens, Jn thy 7Ath year of hls age Tho relatives ail friends of tho family, also of ib souslataw, Mr. A. R Morgan, Mr. N. i, Day and Me, eave Delano, aro resportfully Yast ul fo attend the tune: nal, froin Hilo tata residence, 8) West Thi . ouWetiealay afternaan, attra wie esse Dx PaacvaL—On Friday, February 3, Cortox Dx Prn-
ovat. govern, 468 Broome stroot,
For partloulars geo John Ma
Yerinont payers ey on Satontay,, Febrnay
ALK Batons ey ae
Kawx—In_ Brooklyn, Manor M., wifo of Proft
chils of the famulty ere respectfully Invited to al. tend the funeral, this (Turslay) afttrnoos, at two o'clock, from Central Congregailonal church (Rev! Mr, French's),
9) aftor & tong and pal
COON Y Contra) RK: N04 200 do 10 Chick S 200 Erie RR 100 <snal S00. da. § 100 Chic it Teo erie Mt j ar et a8 Had Alte RE 10535 100 Pitts, FL WACRR 03 MO ese-222208 100 Chick Alton pref Wi 200 Reading RR. .030 103 Se tae CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Moynay, Fob. 6—0 P.M.
Ania —Recelpte, £2 bla bominal Bucaperurrd—Recelpts, TT dla flour, 604 bbla and 3,880 bags corn meal, 14,682 do corn, 12,827 do dats, 125 Wo rye anil $12 do, mall, The four market’ was rather mor) active, and.an advance of fully Bo. was catablished) owing to the advance {n’gold; tho demand,
howover, was wholly condned to thi
‘ond 6 wants of the Soathern and 450 do.'Canadlan. In rye four a\ mle of 100 bbls, Western was effected at #540 Com meal war Ih moderato request, and pricow Orm; ales S30 Duin, at $5 25 for Jorsoy and '$9 for Brandywine We quote Superfine State and Weatern Sour..
Market inactive and sala
Diy bea generel risn in our geld-bearitig bonds, which Will enable the gorerament to soll {ts currency loans at a Brice bot much below par, The demand from Europe (or the formér will be likely to increazo elmultaucously. which Will facilitate this result z
‘The V-sinces at the Sub-Treasury to-day was ay fol-
tows Receipts for castor
Toul reoegn £100,000 Payments. «= 2,065,257 Balance. rt v2
Subscriptions io goverment loan, ‘The receipts of gold at by yéar ommparé Fitb the anion
252,000 Yert-from Oalifornis this arrived duritg the ésme’
AMLIB Jae 5008 Jao. 28.05. 5.25202 328)803 Feb. 6... 205/088
Bas e50 bios
088 6H413
—— 2+ 2000, ETO
09,733 ‘Tho follaaing table abows the amoant of unc!
ined
qecelved at San Francisco daring tho three past a
‘and the amount exported therefrom:—
Tesp's E:
17,057 425 feet
7 40,071,920
vee 47,700,954 56,707,201
Total three years.....$153,061,316 146,340,852,
—The receipta of coined gold during the saine perlod suocnled to £17.729,704 whicb Jeft on accumulated
Extra Stato. «$0099 80 Choke Sint Renee ry Yo Sommion to medium extra Weete 5 Extra round hoop Oho, s+ecsveceeseseoseeO @ e1N o Western trade brands 00 Extra St Louis... sek 00.14 60, Common Southirn.... see10 85.011 65 Fancy and extra do, voll 70 814 80 Common Canadian... ccc. DASA 075 Good tp choloe and extta,,.. + B80 012 40 Ryo four, euperfue. Soa 0 35 || Corn moa}, bla. . 18a 9 00 Coru mioal) pncheons, 42.00 0 42 60 =Tho, wheat. market Se/higher, withinn iin-
Broved sollling demand, Sales of 15,000 bushels at $2.16. for No, 2afiwaukee club And amber Kentucky, on prl- ‘Yate tormms. Th rye and malt wo heard of no morenieat, and pnees were Wholly nominally unchanged Of bare yh sro notloed a sate of 8,500 bushels Canada Wost at $210, {edicating a Orm market Oats were in qnile ac- Mivo demand, closing at'$1' 09M naked and $1.09 offered for Western. Corn was quiet bat firm, at $1 87 o $1 89 for Wostert mixed, with aales of 3,000 bushola. Corox.—The nigher salen for’ gold to-day Induced Tiler more inquiry for this ataplo, and an advance of 3a wdc perib, was established, with gales of 600 balés Wo
quote:— Upland. Florida Mobile N.O.€T.
ate 68 oo 65 6
aL 62 53 i
~ 85 50 87 83 firmer, wat qulit, there belng no do- Rloal or ara aue wanus! of the trade; ales
aeeraeats malta ale, Vat steady. To Liverpool on-
Ormond place, Hrookiyn. Fox.—At Hudson City, N.J., on Satuntay, Fobruary 4, Auman ANDERS Youngest son of Witliam Foe aged L year ahd 0 daya amand Rebvoca Notiev of funeral hereafter RANAM.—On Sunday, Fubru: doom Marra ae, in the 16th your other aga v7 fis? ‘be relatives and frionds of tho family luxited to attend tho funeral, this (ucaday) anerecon, ot ono o'clock, from tbo residehco of her moiner, Mra Cos mela Toons 218 West Thin, -ifth street? ARMEM—At Nowark, N.J., on Si Muasas W. Garotss formerly Sele cig ieee) 0 Polatlves aus lends of the: farall auteuid tho fanoral, from the Central Methodist Eylecopat chureb, Market streot, Newark, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clook, without further'notica The remains will bo taken, to Morristown, N. J., for intorment: ag ZanbO AL Jersey Cily, ‘on Monday, February Bisa . ess, PeTEn Goxvoy, in the 88th year of ‘latives and friends are ipvited to attend tho func from bis late residence, 126 Gr: eeday Ot at eae pag NC SINMHAM.—Suddenlyy on Suni i Roauann H. Texrsunav, Ta the Stat yearer potas m The relatives and fricnds of iho family are invited to ee we Manan a his lato nisidoneo, No. T8 Preaident ret, Brooklyn, this (Tuesday " pelmeat farther nylons ge IOCL joboken papers please copy. Sanvia-—da Noryralis ‘Cone Mra Hotnay, relict of’ Samuél yoar of har aga Keack.—Suddeply,
op Bunday, February 5, Jarvis, ee, in the Blk
on Monday, Febraary.6, Avausres
KOmIcK KuAck, aged 37 yours aud 24 days.
W's friends and acjualntancos ara respectfully Invited to: attend the funeral oa Thu ternooD, at two Paes from Wasaington Motel, No. Kent ‘avenue,
roadway, Williarasban Kis. —Ou Monday February Sucve: 0. Krvo, aged
ps S months and 20 days. of Washington
The lends of the faily, the m Hook snd Ladder Cotajany, No, 9, and the Fire. Be nent in cchora,tare respectfully Invited to attond the fanoral, from his fato rexidenco, 319) East ‘Twenty-fourth Street, on Wedposday afternoon, a two o'clock. Reity.—On Sunday, February 5, after.a éhort but severe tines, Moorca,"daughter of Patrick ond Catha.
Fine Kealy, aged 50 years. ‘Tho frithda of thb tamlly_ are respectfully invited to
attend the Tunbral ‘Wis (Tueeday) afternoon, at two o'clocky from hor tat residence, 139 First avenue. Kos —After w short illness, 1¥ Kexe, (n the 40th
yoar of bls ago. = ‘The frionds and ralatives apd the mambers of the Cop. Pormmith}a Amosialion are respectfully Invited to attend tho funoral, at Nia late rosidenos, No, 137 avonue D, be- “"[grme in tinkiya, on Saturday soroog, Pobesay x01 lya, on mo) 4, Exc Lewy, {n tho Tith year of ‘Tho telatived and friends oy the fami
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1865.
Yam Lon.
0 Loma. tarday, February 4, | nove, need 18 71 46monthe rs "The relatives and friends of the family are pr th the do- } invited to attond the faneral, from bis i The 1 fit iran Third avenus, ilk (TUkedsy) afternoon, at ono o'clock. tho limited reeaipts rendor holders. very | Manerx—On Saturday, obruary 6,'Wausn J. young, ran i tier Mea, abd ful pricas wore realized. Salen | est son of Joseph, J- to, ageat year, 100 balon as 205, fa RAM. TaN, Bae TAB Pgh remain were takes, Albany for tater =a ping —On Sanday, February 6, Comwrua Eareut, Reed ie otal! lola were enlling om) ey qangntar of Willisms Ui yand Carnal Merril, chests. opal on terms] 6 ' £ naltoniepolllats mee ged Fyne rates and fiends of the fury ary reapctflly ot made pubic. y ti | MotAwoeen Tha detnand.wan vat ibe macot | anid tend tha funerary
parva 17 Christo at two o'clon! Luma. Manday, Fe! 6, Parmce Mattos, ned Coears, ate of county Langford, Ireland. fils, friends nrejovited to attond the Caueral, from bis lle rexidonca, 14734 Washington atroet, an Wednesday ‘Afternoon. ab one o’¢locky to Calvary Cemelory.
COCAMIOR.--ON Friday, Ouioter 14y Jaxcea Aeany Moconainn, oldest wou of John and god 19 years, 2 monthn and 6 daya.
The fonera.wit yolock, from Henry aire. ‘The friends and re ily Javiled to attend. a ie won Sunday, February 6, Orn McGes, 1m tbo , her axe, Or Faken aan he oe rer Into roaldanon, 49 Willow place, Brooklyn, ‘bis: (Tucaday) fusrnoon, at kwo o'eloe « wiiclitaltan On Monday, Rebroary 6, Joits McOmamax, # nalivoof the parish of Drummon, county Down, Ira land, 1n. tho ooh year of binago, This relatioas and: feienda of the fasnily aro rerpect y Aho. Canora), {ro fully injted toguend Aho fanoral Crom tate roy
denen, 02 Washington ptreet, on ab hwo o'elook. ‘Tho remains will be joterred in Calvary Comotery.
Pirie —In Brooklyn, on Saturday, Robraary 4, atthe roaldence of her. pisterdn-law, Mrs Dri» Swift, Axw Stem, wifoob. M Xbelpw, Hen. ‘and daughter of the
bo Pay, Johm V.,Isar nore.
Tor remains will, be taken. to Astoria, Le 1, and the Tolallyes and frienda.are invited to atiend tho funeral, Without furthwn wotlee, from St. George's church ip that Vilage, this Fucsdas) aternoon, moxt, mk half-paat tm piclook. The sieamboak for Astoria loaves Peck allp st quartor-paatono BML:
Vorre—n, Monday, February 6, Tioxas Porm, only pon of tho lato Richard. Potts, formerly of Ballendery, county Westmeath troland, tn the 6th year ofis ngo.
"Tho freuda of tbo family are {ayitod to attond the fune- ral, from his iato realdence, corner of Forty-s:xth etrect and Tirondwayy on Wednewday moon, at twelve o'clock, Tis remaion will bo (akon to Calvary Cometery:
Paro. —At Ganandaigna, N. Ys, on Saturday, Feb; ruory 4, Burien) wife of Jomnes Paton.
Tame On Morday,. Fobronry 0, Tham Rexoox, agod 6L.yonrs and dmonihs.
Tho frlands and relallyos aro rospocttully invited to ationd the fonoral, on Wodnesilay afterqoon, at ono o'clock, from his late residenes, 208 Stanton. atreot.
Sin0e/ 98/—At Middlotown Polnt, N,J,, on Wednesday, Fobruaty 1) Mre, CatuaRbue Suooss; In Lhe 65th year! of Or ARO, y
-Suxusy,—Snddonly, on Friday, February 8, at bis roa. donco, noar Now Branswiok, N, Ji, of congcationiof tha Jungs! Gronon Sever, In the 65th year of his og.
The frionds of the’ family Are Inviicd to otlénd tho funora), which will take place from hia Jate realdenice, on Weulnosday aftornoon, at throo o'clock. Carriagos Will by [naltendance ob the dopot in Now Brunswick on tho nrrival of to halfpast eleven Av M. train, which teaved feom Cortland atrect.. The romains wii! bo taken to Groonyrood,
Stoax—In Brooklyn, on Monday morning, Fobruary 0, Oxriensn SWoAn, daughter of William Sloan, in te 23d year of; hor mgs
The friends nnd relatives of tho farn)ly aro rospoctfolly {nylted fo wttend Usefunorn, frotn her fath-r's residonco, York avon'o. near Canton ntroot, on Wednesday’ after: noon, ab half-paat two ofeleck. ss |" f
Sunsvay.—On Sunday, Fobruary 6 Oarmenis tho widow of Timothy: Sullivan, agod $0 years, native of tho parish of Millalevet, eoonty’ Cork; Ireland.
‘Tho rolatives and friends of tho family ara respoctfally, Invited to altend:tho funoral, fom hor son's. resldenien, 485 Fearl siroot; this, (Tuesday) a’ ternoon, at two o'clock: Hor rommalns will ba taken Lo Caivary; Cemotery for intor-
February 0, Josnen’ Gothen,
ment. ial ‘Taowraox.n-On Monday 6 youngest son of tho late Wm, EL and Mary Jano Thomwp- Fon, aged 17, yeary 10 months and G6 daye |
‘Tho rolatives and friends of the family arc respectfully. Inviied to altond the funoral services, to ba \hold nt the rea denice of his mothor, 206 Doan street, Brooklyn, this (Tuesday) afternoon, aU’ throd o'clock. "On Wedndaday | morning the romalas willba conveyed to Loodsvillo, J., for faterinonk,
Tarion—Wa. Tavton, nged 44 years
Tho romalns will be interred In’ tho Evorgreens Come- ory, |
Va Dors,—On Sunday, Robroary 5, Amst V. Van Dons, scoovd eon of Willian A. and Anta ML Van Dorn, | aged 21 years anil € months
Tho rolatives and friends of tho family are hereby ré- specifully (nyited to-attond tho funeral, fromthe rvsl- donco of lis parenta, No. 210 Stanton street, this (Tucs- day)aftornopn, ab one o'eloc! |
Way.—In St. Louk
n.Thursday, January 19) of | noumoula, Ibeany & son of Charles F. and the alo. Fliva ds Wayyag-d.2h yoors)10 month and 8 Anya, His body having beon:ombalniod and brought on for Intormonty the) riatives iand friondsof the fhmily aro roapeclfully invited to nttend the funeral sts fathr'a Jence,
oA tn D,079 share
TaRSIOENy, EPLEGATE, jeg Aero, Bik Droadeeay.
Company. |
at ot
omaa Ti Of 6 HA Secretary Merchants’ Fire Tasuranes = TMEASURER, TRAM G. BOND, srcusTArr, (OWN O. HOYT, ‘omitfaion Merchant. No, & Cedar atreeh | MAULON 8, PROST, } Jor Tiusrille, Pa. banc =F | Corner of Nassau and Ping streets. | puoratey 0. —seveery RAMTEUN OF OTL DATET. | Farm, athe junction of Ol Oreekand Cherry y iL wells now ia operation, seven) Dari daly ot ri one ball. pues to the First Nato Joant (wo sper caut monthly (hele investment. Pond for February.
JOUN 1. DOTOLASS, Banker, I Pins streak (CENEMAL SCPERINTENGENT, DUNOAN, SHERMAN & CO. gApemyl Levee of two and m balf acres on the celebrated Perne presmat nOpp(y of ofl equ atent 10 thé baraetl MFpteat dividend of tea per ent }
Near this propery are ihe famails "Philips, “Woodrat,”? ‘“flammond and pbier yells, mbich, have been owing two eriireryeaty and ase Ui potting th urtaogtreame Rererat pew wells will fnisetalcly bn Sune Uy the Company,
Engines, tools, and tubing uow oo the ground. THOPRNTE NO.2—FOMT Aces OF FIN WATCTE FAR.
Tals property, ontoed in fee, es Just nortis of, Phat both pldss ot Uiitrey rin, Ina direct Une between the bie’? well, whieh fowed 2.00) barrels dafly, And the new Darrel well on I'ithole creek (dened! bal U.S, Petroleum Company), aod Dut a Ditie dintaneo from each One bine Seed ues fella nre now golug dawn’ betwen the Hatch fara sod Oilereck. A Large flor of oll haa Beenstran.o8 tua garthern rergeut the property. The Coquette” well ol qos eestor the. Pituple Shade” wall of. BOD baerels, the “> Ving? well of 9 barrels, the Slory atm, the Ryd farm, Rod Tarr farm are Iu tie fmmediatn ¥ielalty.
‘Sie ew wells will Ls suck on’ tho property daring aprlgand immer, Room for aver 20 wells.) Now ever been sunk on Oberry ran without striking ofl
THpEA {aT NO, S-Pite WEL Now GoIxG DOWN,
Alparea! atinod ol tie well tion MfcFate farm, on Cher, iri. Pirewelly now ining boredone iene reached ie
fopth of aver aud took. The First Natlonat Petroledin Cot has a londed interest in all the ofl prodaced, without a Inga penny oF dolbgn day work. The Heed) well 6 25) barmfe tus "Frings and “Auburn; of 1a) barrels cag, ind older great wells, ato Boar by,
Phovstery no. 2117 Acres OF Tite KYONTLIN FARM.
Allon Oll Greek, just abore Titusville, and owned. In fon. Rexiniod by expwtienced ol operators a} one of the Mnyat olk proveitienln Senanyivanta. Vaingot tholanddailyentonced fy oil ulacoverles and strikes on all siden of 1k dtcomion tuo, property for over 4a) ygella.. Seyoral will, ba sunk imme}
Uiatety Pnoresere no, 6—200 Aoki fx weer FIRGENTA.
aa Iesan of boul Bib acrod of rieh ol rating tate on ho Zale Kanawhi and Dunkard arvex. in Wost Virgins, ein talho Fiest National otrsioum Company sereucclahiy of ll theoll. Tho proparix is near they noled Hurning Spot ‘well, Aid Jn Yin great Upcaval rang wlich haa lye Tondo cvatain olin 1arge quootlties.” Wella will bo fmunedtately.
the bas
i PROVEITE NO. 6. A lease of 200 acres of first clans oll:bearing lands, also on) Litilo Kangwho river and Dupkard arcok; Im tho vielaity of, iroperty No. 6. { We DENVED SWANES—ALL STOCKMOLDERS ON. AN QUAL!
i Foorine.
Subscriptionswill be .recoived, xnttl further noticé, for a Aunlledamoantottheespictstoc, at tieloweat sh prio of $}.a sbare—par veluo .$5—tho same being full paid o Block, {ree from all assessments and labilldes, in, whic! Toopeet the oFfgitat subscribers ana ihaye WvBo may WON pal Gown hole main stind’en precivay the sath foolog.
Minin COMPANY BWDEAING OPuIATIONE
Tho working operatianasot the ouyany tinva been placed Bn Ber, the persoaal muipervistop of Mabloo 8. Prost, Esq, of Avie Pate Brot eR ploneer fn'tho ofl deretoiaaoh ot Peonsylrania, and one of the largcat and mostexperienced | ‘ofl operators In the country. All the new wells will be sugk: Onder bis timmediato dieesion:
SUBSCRIPTION. BOOKS
NOW OPEN AT THE COMPANYS OFFIOR, NO, 100 BROADWAY.
PRIOR OF THB PENNSYLVANIA COAL COMPANY, ALL Uroadway, Now York, eb. 6 I865.—A dividend of aren ani one-hal€ (73) por esnt will be pad om the eapital| hock of ue Pcutpyranls Coal Vern pany, nt thea of the joampany In thigelty, on and after gaan 1th Pebru- ary ins The trausfer looks will be closed frum the Bth to
(he 15th, Bolli days inclusive. c GEO. A. TOYT, Treasurer.
1h CREEK PRODUCING INTEMEST.—A FORTUNE Is offered by the auneceiber (o, aay patty {tol $40,000 In ash to purchase Daltiutereat in eo wells, ‘Mow producing 80 barrels of oll per day,. giving ux 25 barrels, fogother with 120 ncrea of land, near Shafer Farm, in fee: The object I# to place the above in wcompany,. Teano. call
betwoen the hovira of 10.4. Moods. Xf, on the ber Tor furiher thforniation..
'W. Ik. DICKERSON, 71 Brondvrny. Marwood & Co., root 64.
STOOK EXCHANGE, NO. 73
ul
res East Williamaburg,, this (Tussday) afternoon, at two o'élock. Carriages will bo walling at Peck slip forry. from.twelva tg. one.» ®
| PINANCIAL.
MEASURY DEPART OFFIOR OF COMPTROL- Jer. of the Ouirroncy. Wasllngton, Jan..25, 1805,
Whertas, by Aatlifactory eridenog presented .to the under- iene Wtias been erate’ 10 oppear that the Amorian Na tional Bank of New Yorkin tho city of New York, to hy county of New York and Stata of New Yurk, bas been duly crgaulaed under and according (@ Abe requirements of the scVor Cougrvna coltiied An ach to. provide @ natioanl eur- Feocy secur bya pietes of Wnlled Staten Bonds, an to provide for the ¢ireniation and redemntan ‘thereot,"” ap: proved Jun6S 1A, atid UAB complied with all the provialoni OCaaldock required to becomplied wi before communcing, the boslticas of banklog under nald act;
‘Now, therefor, J) Hugh Afeculloch; Comptroller of the Gueepngys do horohy. certify that “The Amgrican National Hank of New York," th the Now York, Inthe county of New York and Stata of New York, Is outhorlsed to. com- menice tho business of banking oder the uct aforessId.
Th testimony whereof, witheas miy Nand and seal of ofles,
this twenlseotu day of January, 1&5. Gd) HUGH McoULLOCH, (Seal | Compiroligr uf tho Currency.
T 319 FOURTIL AVENUB—ONE MILLION DOLLARS to foanmnpon ryal estate at Towoat rater. Capltalista can
rf applications forwarded by STANLEY DAY & PAL-
lave MER.
CASITER OF A MANE IN WESTERN NEW YORK. who thoroughly ubde-standa banking, can loBueace Fonaiderable business nod give the mast unexceptionable re- ferences, déatrrs to Joln some Orns inthe banking burlness ung Man who hoa xcrved « tina in a large Byokin; Would contribute ten thousaud dollars Ta cash, om Addreas, with fall name, Banker, Herald
hae are If required. amice,
TVIDEND. UNITED PETROLEUM FARMS ASSOCIATION, Odes No, 10 Ping aireck New York:
Ata meeting of tho Trosters of the Assoclauion, Beld nt thé ofllce of Meare Wed W. Clarke & Co, a dividend of ond ‘nnd a baiforone per cent dn the capital atock of the compan (210,000,000) yeas Ueelared (equal ta six per cent on the orlgh ual pubseription), payable on the 2H Ins}, at the oflce of the
‘The Unuafer books of the company will eematn closed untit March STE ISS LL, realdent.
AW. R. Fosprox, Secretary. Parties hotiing original Fecelpts of the Acting Treasurer of ‘ed Petroloum Farms Association, Which Lnve salgt=
eon, musk present such Freelpla: to. the Secretary, MMe Of Meare Wed W. Clarke & Coy No. 10 Pine fore tho 12th Inet, io drder that stock cerucates:
rs nay be Levued fo the parlles interested, and thelr naines, be resorted ga tue e Grielual subcribers abd te ensulog ‘ividenl be pisid (0 them directly.
seen J.P. HOGARTH, Scervtary.
TON GEESIOR PETROLEUM COMPANY.
uth dieidond tive Trastees of thls Company have ihn day diciareda rogular anyothtylvideut ef four (4) pee ‘alto an cook EXTRA. DIVIDEND OF FIVE (5) PER CEST, free cPaorernaint ia fromthe rearptaof the last tooth, Sable the L3th Instant at the office of the Company. 71 Wien ars nbn transter books wll be eluced tevm’ the 10a Ao ihe Tih Instenf inclunive. ARTHUR T. MURD, See. New Youk, February 1, 1868 ATONIA TOWN AND OIL COMPANY.—A LIMITED Tiina ot Shares tn the exprat sack of bis commany Tasurved Tor working capital) wlll bo soll al $5 per share by \UEYERS ‘& CO, bankers and brokers,
Nov6 Wall strect
“OTIOE. NO Ri a ineating of tho Directors of the New York ard Va. BS. Go., beld on the Tet February, It w
‘Resolreet; That tho BOOK Of sibscription for the increased
capital stock of Whe corupany of, $3.00) be opened at the 5 be company, 115 Broadway, on Thursday, the Xb Inst, andithat said sobscripuion book be closed Thuraday,
{he i6ts lost; tbat the preseal holders of stock be entitled Aubseribe (oam many shares of tbe now stock os thoy now holo thy old slope that any stock remaining aneitszribed foron the 16th inal. be offered for public, subscription: that Bu lnstalment of per cent bo paid atthe timo of subscrips Hee tne it Jo REANCLS skIDDYS Peaeae” eed the fubita. S Preaident Gustav Haixeses, Secretary,
OF TNE COLUMBIAN (MARINE) INSURANCE
QTEESpaay, corner of Walkand Nassau vets ANCE
CASH OAPITAL. + $5,500,000 From statement for the seventh fiscal year ending Decem,
| ber $1, 158h—
| olal Amount of aagets, January J, 1869...
| Total amount Of premlums.
eal Wee esc aia Baers Tor puna Seams nad usted and oon |Besrasag senescence a
Guaranteed caab dividend to dealers (bold Seen
a OS ROR core ae
Inturealon crip buen of 1kGLand 1G). ces Gee! Scrip dividend to dealers on carned premiums, .,. 12 per cent ‘Dividend for tbe year to tlockboliera..........!!> ‘SI par cent
ther loss accrues oF Hot, upon all uew
of policy, aa foliowa-— pak ebpt all voyage Fulks upon cargo, w return of {wealy-re
JechyU POD Forage risk upon freight, a return of twenty per
‘3. Upon Une roXs pon freight and time vibastan pas nutmnat epencate, neh
ii attra eetercates fammcursonee sar aecamyeas tine eng ard lonehnoe Ph opie the year shall amount lo the sum of
tn ol Paid lo gold wl be entitled: to the above returns
DIREC Edward Rowe, ov. RMene gS. Derik Daniel W Lon Wn B.Ogten, — ‘Siorea Merck, Georre Min, Jobs Arastrong, David J. Bly, Jobo Atkinson, H.C. Norrie Joseph Morrison, Thos A-C.OcchrangAndrvw: Rieke Wael Tl Bophsst, WocW ialiny,Dashel Welle, eG. Merwe om lobo N Kelsnt G:Milebab, Charles Wickes, dteury 4 Oammaan, Goorpe a iedhon, Laereaee Sitrn, nese ie tges, . wrecee estan Ht Hb O.L Nims, J.B Geisin. B. GO. MORRIA, President. i} THOS. a Preaident We MC Warrney, Second Vipa Presi enh abd Secretaey.
“pusLic retRoLEUM
Broadway, corner of Rector streel—Notlce. —In consequence of aevoralof the aulscription sta not being handed in to- ay, the proprietora of thoye rooms havo determined to con- tinue the yearly snbecription thereto at twenty-five dollars
($25) UL furtber notice, 7) :
TW sacksos, Secretary. New Fons, Feb. 4.1865
ETROLEUM.—A GENTLEMAN, WHO HAS JUST RE- turned from ve Ol Region of Poansylyani, bas to dla. Doro of a-vory valuable Tract of TerrKory In tho Heart of the
oil-borlng regions Ife wonld desire to assoctate with himselt from Oftecn to t\enty persons, with a cipllal of about $2.00)
ea orig rren davageentg ele florid oatee. WENTIETH ANNUAD REPORT SEW YORK tire TstRANoR COMPANY. NOS. 112 AND 11s BROADWAY.
JANUARY 1, 1865.
Amonnt of assets Jan. 1, 18h. Amoupt ol premlum, endowment spmiulties and poiley fees rose
during 1534, om. Amount of Inicrent Feosivod and w
63,857 12
DISBURSEMES Pald lossos by death,
Pald_on account of do norm, subdry accounts Dec! 31, 1868, and
salt for mil: unsettled war contriba-
wawecns 9404 iden, NS npouities "and surrendered and ant fled? cot sos thssectscs Paid salaries, printing aud ofice ex. 7217 penuca, Nery 48231 10 Pal’ cornmiaaions) und agency” ox. mea eos 100,257 33 0,26 73 oe 74608 84 and and in emcee cated in. Outed Sta beeen ‘Gtanket'yahue Stags” APS Invested in New York city bank MOCER eet een, GRRL SO ‘(Markel vaiaw, $88 235. Invested In other stocks) cost... 85251 94 (Market value, $98,401) Loans on demand, sscured by United Statesandother stocks. 2.-0..-. 301,870 00 (Ofarket yalue, $335,508.) Real estate... soins 149.980 8 Ronde and mortgages $2000.00". 233370 09 PBeaningiaterest ce Pes a aot oy” rib Satie \ Quarterly and semi-annual pi ms pdlueanbarquentto January}, Tolereat socrcd to Jasin iiss: REG ‘acerued to January 1868... Premlums on polices Yo hands ot =o & fools aod in course of transmis Amoupt of ail oir proper pets ng to the company. 138 15 $5,688,705 5
The trustees have declared! s returned promlum of Afty per gentupon all parusipating fe poltcies force woien were Assued twelve moutha price to January. 1865.- Thoy bave die Feeted the payment of the fifth and foal instalment of twealy. Ber cent on scripts of 180 to 180) Inclusive. and the Te- demption In full of those declared in')861 and 1B.
‘Certideates will be redeemed in caab, on and after the first ‘Monday in March next, on. presentation at the Home Ofios, Policies eubject to notes will be credited on fia selement of next premium.
By order of the Board.
During the year,
WILLTAM If. DEERS, Actuary. 905 New ullcien wore isueds nsuAing
SISUT SS. BALANCE SHEET OF THE COMPANY, JAN. 1, 1885. ts an abe a NSQchg 723 58 DISPOSED OF AS FOLLOWS!
Reserved for-losex dus subse-
all existing: policies (valuaulons ot 4 percent{ntercal) ... 2 Dividends declared prior
called for. a
eeeere
Divkiende. 1380 {0 180 nctasirey S ieee
pivitends Ret and 10,
Dividends, i ‘ue per oe
Pir poe esata
Diridonia, 15 eae
‘CORNELIUS RBOGERT, M.D.,” GROnGH WILKES MD.
‘who ea coo: |
THE CITY OF NEW YORK—NEW” of DI ‘of this bank yaal dividend of a ble on and afler the be from tbe 6th te CHAS PALMEM, Custier.
$1 600rON BosDm
a bids ihe interests of the county. ‘A. GARDINER, County Treasvrer. NE BENSEHOPE.
RON PETRI — Hau tinatiel of hls Commer a ese tae wea dividend of one par cent on the italalock, payable at fice of the Contpany, No.8 Pl Sa the Tout ay of Fetruarr The frantter books will be toa 0 15th
ut
closed from the ores i wr oF prcon Tien
het Now York, Jan. 81, 140" HABMON, Vies Froaitent.
fers lt Tal pesbegnble:T slac: é f rollscYons wi ie on ail accessible Lane crrap ne peed cree wae < ated cand the customary Commission slowed te pastors pod attention wal be; pion ta Bustotaseeneeceed agrernment, nod parsons whsbing to avald te Suconvenin EES PRES Seen Baa olfcars of this bank. NOAH Lo WILSON, President Atrnup A. Yost, C1 Hier, 2
JNITED, STATES TREASURY, NEW YORK, PEBOL
B65.—Parilea holing. thirty. (30) or more coupons, oS he three yearszorep and fbrecteoth bonds maturing On tee Uy band them in with ssheduten ak
Isth inat/are requested Avavo will bavethelesospens examined and certs pitty fee above 6 ms t mon theldihatterdiock RM DINO sedi ath yilication at the Intervst Dapartmant {ilditoe = “SOHAC STEWART, Assatant Prrasurer PY ARTED Tire LOAN OF $2.00) ON A KIPR INSUR. OW “uve pollay of $3,000, Address B,, Herald office. 15.000 SANTBDCAND A TREASURER: OF A $15. corporation, where tho party ¢an make ibe Inyetiment certain ip miely days. For an interrlow, address Presideot, Heraldotice, with namie and referéicen 100.000 2.288% Bock BRIE RaToRO4D \ Company's Seven Per Cent Bonds for fale, in mitay Wo sult, by HOURWOOD & G0., 22 WVilllara at, FZ0O 000 RL AT st EER GENE ON
No. 53$ Pine street, rooms 10 ani 1
— pie LANCE TES TAS THIRTY-
Tour diferent broedn of choice Dogs. Lnfallible Max Cros 5 _o Modleinea for (all diseases. Doge; trala
OR SALE.CNEWFOUNDLAND DOG, RULE ay
Brea BUTLER NO-SPECK SLIP,
lors, Holland Masui, good Watehog. one. pal Doga ami Disek and Tap, Seotsh, abd Bie Weerlors—oo Fallera. AL Roganvelt arco ‘JOUN GRAY.
= HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
rete dh ed er THE UNITED STATES HORSE AND CARRIAGB Auction Mart, Fifth avonue and Forty fourth alrea Porempiory'aale Saturday, Fed. 11, » Sf. one span ol orrel Darviden tor ign, warranted Kio fat charnoas, ani porfectly sou Also ono Coupe, nearly now ‘Ando Gne order. -Alsa goa Victoria Phaotoo. Also one Cart, cach with pole and ebafte All made by Lawrence. Catalogues ready oxgly morning of sale,
HORSE FOR SALE.—A STRONG HORSE, 7 YEARS
‘1d; ehand nnd kind in all barnieas: Ube actd cheap fe Want of use. Apply at'3i0 West Forty-scoond atrvet tt
(A. BARGAIN-MUST BE SOLD AT A SACRIFIOR, Ayo aploodid light Road Wagons, bullt by beat city Inokers; one as good as now; wlan, three Wagons, to pa {Morage. “Call'at 449 Soventh avenuc) wear Thlety-clghtt ae
|| BRETP OR vieToRIA CARRIAOR POR SAUR—NEW | List Tucie; cost $900, will be sold for $40. Seats four Adults snd two children horney
Inquire of E. L. BRADY, o'clock. FOR SALE, A PAIR OF VERY
of the followlog desori ears od, ever aixispn b
the round, Very atyllab, eliher ey are perfectly xound.and kind, ‘anit have been use! rallemaiz In/& suburban town form Year past, Aildress Braduer, box 213 Post office, i
ARRIAGES.—THE SUBSCRIDER TAS NOW FOR sale, and general assortment; all styles Car- inges, for the prosout, will be offered at 20 por cent leas (ham |] former prices; 20 sets Harnoss. z 7 ©. WITTY, 440 Broadway.
| (MARRIAGE FoR SALE.—A FIRST RATE ceo
iarter, in perfect onder, for sale, ZX Fre art mypertes! order, Car sate, wt prlyata aadien,
Cc
‘At
very light for one or two
| Te Beaver trect, botween
|] CARRIAGE Tonse: | ine Carriage Hors || Aeateand the othor seven’ bright bays, talla wear)
Doraa sulted to coupe, bya
OUPE FOR, SALE—A SMALL SECOND HAND a le for oun nF two horses, 1n good order,» WOOD BROTUKS, Fourteenth atrsety Rene Sith
ites POR SADECA PAIR OP HANDSOME OREY OAR.
T years old: sound, kind
Mage, Horace, 16 bands high, 7 xears ld sound jab stables, 05 West
and penile. “Apply at Eagle ©
alrce (OR SALE—FOUR GOOD HORSE: Penialebedy all euleue for any wonky fe Chariea street 5
FF SALE_A COMPLETE TORN OUT, CONSISTING of pair of Iron gray Horses, § and 6 yoars old, Pheel Ls sruess, but lltle used; horses warranted; sold for want of bse. Apply at the rai private stable in’ AUantiearoaue, above Nostrand avenus, Brooklyn.
OR SALE—A VERY ATYLISH MIOH BRED BAY
Mare, Jn splendid condition, sevon youre old, alxtoen bouds high, tratned to barnes ond saildfe, would’ makes. Yery, valuable brood maro; will bo sold che as to leave for tho Hold, and does not wish along transportation. Can be acen al tho private Greene ntreol, thiu Woek only, fromm 11 o'clock A. o'clock P.M
POR SALE-ONE DARK WAY MARE. LONG TAIL, Years old, sound ond kind in single or double harness. To be acon at J. A DURKES & CO.?S, 13 Whitebll street.
OR SALE—TWO EXPRESS WAGONS.—INQUIRE AT 289 Greenwich street, ol! store. . i
FOR SALES FRESH AuLeH Cow, FULL BLOODED
Durham, warranted to milk 2 quarts of rich mk a day, or no ‘sale. Will be sold cheap. Apply at 164 East Twooty-Gtth street,
OR SALE—TWO RUGGY WAGONS, ONE WITH sbifung top, made by Wood & Brothers, New York, tm condition; will be sold; worth the money, Apply at Bib
roadway, up stiles
POR SALB—FOUR SeLENDID TRUCK HORSES, AND some low priced ones. Also a light Truck Inquire as 151 West Twenty-soventh street, for three days, i
OR SALE—A HORSE, JUST FROM THE COUNTRY, T
years old, 1644 hands high, sound and Kind; Is sultatle
fora business wogon; ® good traveller. Inquire at 17 Thint iret (Atmeat foed store).
OR SALE OUBAP—A SECOND MAND PRIVATE Coach, at T. H, HARDING'S, 107 Meroor street, N.Y.
OR SALE LOW—A DARK BAY MORGAN MARE, 18 anda igh. G yeara old, Dlick Polnts; guaranteed By responsible man; sound and kind; ean (rot'in three minutes, Apply until sold, at Si Fulton street, Brooklyn, before SPM.
J TAYE JUST ARRIVED TN, BROM CANADA WaTHL good French Horses, T hava. got soon. troiters SRCER Er Tame nors geaen at comin eHead sles NYOSEPH LEFONT, alias BIG SOR
HARNESS MAKERS—FOR SALE, 20 PATENT ether Ug Saddlens te. alse Je 247 and 83 Inch wil
| sig heap. Apply at SbL Fourth street, bolweon ayenuea,
ana D. :
!
[VW ANTED—ON LONO LEASE, A GOOD BTANLE, BE. | WASTED rata ao PiGh arcouce nud Twenties and! ‘Twenty-slith streets capable of Boling four bersea: Ad fess Vox S721 Fost odlees
ANTED=A LIGHT SECOND HAND_ONE HORSE: W {Coupes i good ender. Address G: Sci, 01 West akg fu
TWO WEI ‘be seem at 73}
blo 1 Mtl a
DRY GOODS.
He ate oes
ga
French 1d Gloves all alors, cons,
ted,
ARTIIGIAL FLOWERS “CLOSING OUT/AT. COST
Oe lot of rich Paris made foods. Also naw atyles of
Comba, fancy Hale Ornament Back > te SMGUXOMB, Ue Tirosdoraye between Twenly-ffth and Tweily;sisth airtel
=a 1
DANCING ACADEMIES. POKES) DANCING AOADEM F S6L NEW CLASS FOR T! ESDAY.
my CHILDREN Wedoesda: vd Sat aoe ee spose SOIREE EVEItY WEDNESDAY EVENING, ee ESDAR EYE ALLET MASTER DUMAR'S PRIVATE DANCING — Academy, ih sven ‘on Thirteenth street — Bese Sect ete aa el at Lnught perdéctly insix private lessoon .E GARMO’S DANCING O} of Tiscleak Callure, 3 Sea omy treet, ‘Wednesdays and Satuniayk Young ladies, lera ata P.M. Private erecing classes for men at§ o'clock, New classes fo1 D
REMOVALS,
THE PEOPLE'S HOYLE, TROVLRS LIN EN iettTatceet io alr ¥yaclous cew
from th
4.
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‘pler Eaurtiand airest te eer fon ihe openiog of taviealse they, ‘of Canal sireet, f i
‘will be bappy to foRew Youx, Jan. 97, 185
race B Sf lok cod ty resctaton of tbe Board of Bu ‘bondn will bs Tartued tn sume of $1,000 exch, with La acess at the rate oCseven ipaeeae eee es ae — Strnually. tor wit) of ber Wik prtcipal ibe dv a payabieom Whe Iabday of May, ii
_ HOUSES, ROOMS. &C., WANTED, z ae Seiad Be Kes cies Oa PARTMENTS,. NISICBD, SUITA\ FOR: RODUCTIVE FARM FOR: S\LE—NEAR, RRIDGR- ENNSYLVANTA OTE AND COAL LANDS FORSALE— BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS —FOR BALE, AN | 4: Gay A Su SURECRNIBIBD, | SUTTAN taf UAL pore Cosa, conateley sunk cif unger ean, ean aoe Hhoasen ilh a nABO tae ‘Thera hare bean planet in gus bands for sales eather Ia hi stanished Bakery, y FOCRETR FRENCH HoTEE FORNIAITED' KaOKGe ReweYore by fetst aurea Dae uanront be Set lol adug tie saad vase Weblog Watag asd eh ESDAvI Ww. STONB, Iai: Hogdasae otet ean Moat, | Tete chalet PoNcurUr is WertPeaneivanisel rapious | Secnnd wrenus, corder Nineteenth ntreet. ej net Rooms for pratinmony from $14 ta. $3). weekly. cd a 2 i , q STON ® : ) weekly. allie Wi desmaeaoas ne 2 ASL 7S of Bi aoa ged ell shades ‘Aliress If, H, Toompeom, | emery aireet Jersey City. mopeO ne Gi en Sl i fe A ferdnees required. Apply at 764 Broadway. ture re Ro ee at See
2 et the eatlrefuterent of tke Utes Of Come ASE, STOCK AND 5 #1 NTINE 16 SG Go BROS 7 m9 (FOURTHSAVENUB_HOUSES WANTED AT — GR TERE eGR AGE PRE OTE POUT On Ten oe nrc a eR eae ee ee guna | Loneret meee at eo BROADWAY, COR:
cent advan upon the TAO «rt AV S FOR SALE, 1855-66. PAB. (Olle twits Williaa ‘basement, | also 80) Acrea Iylog, on, creek, 38) Actes oi v rs ar plan; Rooms ta let maui Abts srawelodrs Paani iit Stang wana Mal ade attog | gl arse alt gwremer areal | geek gags ee wm near ae nso Re BOTLE TiO, duty ak = TTT by aor went “Aihtirinteotane' ee Lea ae ee er en Pee fo STANLEY DAY, ‘faritore tn perfees under. Dest lacation, Tone Does nds | eal Enea | | (ARUABLE PATENT RroTITs FOR BALE—FOR FROM HOUREIN Xt Eaty, iaixa x sBieer CLASS oF xoUNo |} FALMEB sgn be FUER RE NM ca Cg Cee SES DORCAS RO ICMR greece ert VEE S: ROOMBY KO; TO LET. : at of te - rai aren Seventh streeh y : Ase UTA yuOe (ar tee good sized rooms) in'a-| A LOTFOR ALK OTHE LOT AND STABLE ADJOIN. | Wullamsbarg uh event ETROLEUM LANDS IN WESEVINGINIA Pon sate | OMtet taveblare’ axiolation, Ut Beker atreet ee, ; ‘Brivate house, with or te Nore but the most for business men..
Millasebares ER EK SS aa it dre 2 : ing er rerifivocs ot tne laie Joan. O'Keste, on: the hold by alvartans a Oe fortbsoiany papas 3 TRON THE PRETURS TSTAne Lone to le TOBreadwayy, dou ahs of Firtiew street one ed fecteastcl Eighth | FLOR SALE—A VALUABLE TRACT OF/UNIMEROYED ikDorato Seva patala!” For terean opiny ot 34 Lipeny $400. FOR SALE-ONR OF THE PRETTIESE | corner Waverey nite - TOR ayeour. Apply tat i: CUDLIPY. 119 Nassaa. Lina. ixtyrone arres near Dovb's Ferry, with supers eAAEeS hy LOT Mcoudway! Rent osty #19 par woah. Tuquire ot D, BURKBy |) 4 PRIVATE FAMILY WILL RENT A PEW WANDS N OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT AND DOME. | fermi ta inte aa acess AYpIy ernie Dicer ees | VEAL ESTATE IN TOWaTO ExonaNom rom pe: | WS AMortisce 0 A Mom Hing Co pags a EAE eRe a Te aa Arata it Leth Prat at “k | Footie 8 : ‘ Pe pagers eras Holeret a uvell Address | GF Q ())—THE, RIOT NAN CAN AUX MADE INTR. || Rant Twenty-fourth sree wear ourwarenney. hn Bo ven ee [ a ‘ : Seah ee Che laeetiaeeraseat and | FOR.SAUE Aue. TANPARLE CONNER ROFEREE | roo “axcuLanai FOR FARE LGCOR aD Fam | MONIT eden tee sea | A HOUR 70 XI AD FURNITURE FoR AML See INne Meanemiaea eoeany sialon |} gtsets 1s eancomy airs ECS Wo DE re Tosanees ester Hoses fe eeested a ee AM rs pani, gant ea sore ae s. maton N TONS OF GOOD OLBAR TOR FOR SALB— ' pp 78 ae $1,900. None but cash partion need apply. Call at Ad Broads A PRETHBEE stony. WOmSTOOr BRICK MOVER | Fon SkLB—7y AND &) AIXTIC ETREBT. WO STORY | WANTED. TOCSE, ON THN LINE O TIE RIXTHE G00 0 SRE, Fey sNRRNIN TI, Ne Ye Aly || gy room up late rom A SIN bie? .
Fall frat all modern Improvements in fine order, tale k x 4 STOR IN infattuairadgs ie ie SIXTH 18,76 hiiseeker since fora term of dre year to a lect fy Tocalad oa West | gastity eezgpaad ale price anes, tn geet order Oeigpueim | aboot sig oc kan Address I. Ny New Vue Pet adce | AT a2 FORTE AVENUB_NOUSER 70 Ler. pap.
Febrile paruetneed angwer, Lovallon between Twen\y- and ‘Aturtreeta, ad Lexinguim and Sixihave- Buca The best of refereocea given and required Address ‘Wor 5,299 Post aflee.. = i
Fate Woeaya” alaray usp eat aes Wa " ; : ’ ork Sy =f lung rent, &c. ite
MODERN acre TORY, UNPORNISHED Hotere, wanted, by priva reapsctabllity: pay liber: Feol; possession. 1a Before May; good local A ores Adaces & Co.,963 Broadway. 7 my a
h Bostagica t BNELEMAN AND Wi FOR. | Thirtiets street, betweom Eighth and Nioth areaues; reat |/siniet wil adjalging Lat ta rear on Bighuers nireet, and - ROARDING AND LODGING. tien requitig Houses (or 183-6) should font an apple A. ‘SEN Ruan eaitatio fr hotieter ingen a aaic ne Figo Permild rom S EMBLRSON, 1 Higa mene | aly meen talon of Sorduaael Pinta La WASH "ANTED'TO BUY—A ATORB OP ANOUT @.TO 100] Q Pane FRANKFORT TOUR an won| dation Wwf Srapply pertonally (0 SNE DA a r Addreas. box: 61 Godtfey Union aquare on = INGTON MURRAY, Attorney at Late fia Rewedway. feat deen ang 23 feck wid allaated between Murry OY) UT Tite FIANKPORT HOUSE, ONE RLOGR Bast [/PALMER. Brosdivay, stating reat and-location, No notice Goob THRER ETORY, Hioil Stoor BRICK HOUSE ‘Carat vereets ADA OMUICA and Elim sireete “Addfeee TT Of he Cliy Malle cornnr of ‘Brankfore and Willtaxn | ) Taxes ntess both are piveu: wale ‘for tale, located op West Thirtieth airect between Eighth Meraid natoe. + | iirceta, 20 Rooms, neay furntaned; One. Teom to ong. per PARTNENTS TO URT-SUITANLE POR A SMALL. oa Ninth rwoues: it pradern feaprovemente tna cider ; : ‘on, 3. 18d per dayy B1'SOUO $I pee werk. House’ opal family without children, eoalating of rend Coor and |ASEMENT WANTED—BY A GOOD'TENANT, BELOW | Hoven 25s6). lot 79 by ta ithe block. “Fermits from 8, BM: LEB REAL ESTATB=2 Goon Houska | ald 3 ‘io rooms on thin’ door. TTas water and gas Ingulre at Sata A asesa uh vores ved london, J. Be vation Ge ee a Ait | atreet'and First avenue (or sul ledirfour.| Ap ag AND a NINTICSTRERT, WUTWEEN rete [seen eee CTO ‘ rad focatidn, J: fb, vation G. - — wireet's nae (or sale Pe “AN NTIS i iw Rad. GOOD INVESTMENT—FOR BALE, A LAROR FIVE tt Aine | (A'deauitrut pines” Apniy eka apt Sixth MABulh of elogeaitigamie nae en A MIDSICIANS OFHIOR TO EBT-PURNITURE, 1%, OOM WANTEDLBY THREE LADIES; TWO Roos | Aha MOD towels, Tenement: Hovee, on Thomas strevtn TF =e Room on Ltr Toor, Letot, (OW family or siuale Kentlor\e turer and practice for sale. Rvery requisite for relectia ioXQaratanea fur housekeeping, or with priviiege la kiushen, | Sesied gyapecs umank. Tis peapen ie copidly noe £600 FOR SMO, A, Hinde stone nniom | MARL Mass band in Nrenc oraeratan sip She totus limsunent Beles inca erie moderate. Address of Feast, 4 5 ‘badana o apply a a 1 o 2m ater. Unexceptlouable references ‘aiyen. Address | Th vaine for business parporea, and la y aera pay aN Pere IRD files pear Mmoent and uider cellar, aitnatad Be, Sener poy roadways Roof een ae oak: y if
Bount of the owner residing Ina fos ‘ot aD the purchase money em. rerfala on get caer alta iy A2L Eighth ay.
Et houeite orden Nor gondealiy sabi? (AO PRIVATE PAMUILY HAVE, SoM LK
miuriber | it Teri ycRUm = Eureiith | tye FENNI, 139 Stuiden Live ty | AN RURGANTLY. FUUNISHED ROOM, TO.
oO gentleman, In thelc own, Vora gentioinen, without
Vumplahed Rooms ‘tole | Went $214 mont ¢ Blocks west of Hroadway, |Yinclived” Apply after Me air dtanton strech near the”
= | htotine, 157 West Houston street,
Afdesired, “Parucilars with 8. EMBERSON
ay OOMB—UNFURNISHIED, SUITABLE FOR TIOUSE-
gor reapectibinty, Magee with al OO: OR sate an fan wifes ins Tarlly Of respectAbIncy {i all | N HOUSH AND TWO LOTS) ON MONTROSE AVENUE, | POR SALE—HOUSE ANI <0, 82 WEST TWVRNTE- 4.00. Tine tetae manne STORE SORE: | TaNDsOMnby PURSIANKD TACK Sener. : onpatlicpiars bor td dodnaye Umea macare ePiee Sy: Rroad: A Brpoklyp. 8: D.j eee $10 lwoxtleua on. worlgage.) Per ETTORE AND AOA ah ctaon wl WAR Cee aunents drowneatonesat® | AA Met Noite waara: Bou sn teat cima’ Keaton deairatte; re, WEDU PURNISIRD ROOM, IN HOUSE tha WEST a = Apply at 38 Dey sireel, New York, koooud floor. —_| | almodera improvements; nglghborkowd rik rns anid hall oulelotbs Pet Vhe preinises, or at forenco reqitred. » Apply atiI8 Kast Fourteenth street. Twenty-rerenth atroot, to leh to. gentlenas, without “ Grone WANTED-SUITADLE FOR JEWELRY ISA }) (PAPER ion FOR SALE CINQUINE oF MaLDOnr, | Wutreot@ MACKAY, Corogers’ offer, No A Centre | Greenwich street, Rte e OARDUITHERRORENT MHRETS ATES Rone a e e Wolly aml ; om ‘eT lai -Adares, With full particulars, Box & DUTTERMIBLD, 92 Wiliam Mert Ne + OR SALE—SMALL COUNTRY, PLACES, WITHIN 16 11.00: IN GREBNDAORS WILL BOY A THRER NookawertofHrosdvay. plevan eos wiesgeticus | eee ; $$$ | vas@uwricc Rnwe cae a Gil and ieee pan mi ape era $1,600 10 $5,000) and near de 4 3 brown stone front House aud Lot on. joan, from $4.0 $12 per week i AS ARINE ORNISITED NOOM AND NEDROOM 13 , ANTED=A SMALE, HOUSE, WEEE OP auinp {A YARWAWLE FaRwéor.ias Anes “ar DEron | _J.E ikbuakb & Co. No. aMpon row. commer cenwrost, | Pextorton arene, Xurray itil wotnmoltour and te auttoet oF ae ACTA teeuesyting pny: at a aS Wea RIEL WANTED SA MALL, FHOURE, MEST, OF, ZOIRD Tanti, fam Noe prance Augtizpeeaia [eee tence | Keer tnrmaghonk” vonesion ti ay ifuraimt” Obvapt)| A) DEAIRAMLE ROOM FOR FIG GRNTLENEN OW A | Sioet for doors wor Shunt Nene. escrct 89a Addeerm sling raion, Lerma and ciber par: | SY WAERER AECAUENDE RGAE toa RD, 8 Yas Wal | Kee miap tronic aa oUe ante eahoues eeaper | BFRresgrurs ere aad Wars nega, Guder MaMN Wee | PRUE AOS Won 70_Let_witl OARD, RESINS ae et Paonia z treet i f nl jas egemacre of sound. plnlyorsanoien peace chen | Bank i ee salbetee PAT RSRIC ON, SHELA REAR FOR A ites Feateraen oy fee Toor Wea ena I 7 Tiicols peueheas ale re ap Snileman and wits OF (wo aidale.gantlennen, Say. Inqutre at 8 root ANTEDTA HOUSE Wty, MODERY 'OMPROVE, |” 4" GREAT BARGATN —AUSOPBRIOR FARM “AND | Fen qulnces hal pa Gacerinan cera aoue, 3 ine | ID C()() ROR AAPEROR BRGUANGE on a | Bad Hin spunea tleOMtpqe Barone sinnte meaeesegs | MON. ae cge ne cur pee enemys pe Bfreela fro Fourth ts Eig arenes oe a Tienes eed | ai St eee eee a ee eara geal Sovy Werther particulars | screx-gplendid Mick Geeiing kote Ievteasnthot cee | A EARLOR AND AKDKOOM TO HET, WITH HOARD, | (MITE RYRRRT, NO, ‘ar pounne Bio eith avenue. Address fA: Dolley easier | wily hella Ranges elon lib Block fa roms gpiy | Ey aderesting GW. Ba bo trai oes. tr goad. fru ila awl? Husted in'age ge ine] Atego clans Rouen Kefercusea excbanged. -ApbIy ak | LAL Moues with eaten en ae oi ; para aioe nad cro =H pox len Herald ote pete ae Mt 1a 40 hh Hoan, with, ete SppANTeD_A sort oF FURNISHED ROOMS, FIRST OR, RALEATHE TWO STORY, ATTIO AND BASE. | J., Leraid oles, RTS ble ul Sines has ‘or second floor, without board (Parlor and two Bed. —— TNO. 2 ADLNADO eee
A FIRST CLASS THREE STORY AND ATTIO HOUSE, mont briek louse and: Tocaes dary etree 1. ¥. Ape ‘SB feelin width, with four lots of ground, for sale, alta: | ply on the premises, from 10A, M. to 4B. Mu
Boaue in good order, bulldby: day's Work Apply O'ER | TOR SALE—AT Bi POINT, THE, DESIRABLE
rir ‘order, bul es worl wo G) NT,
KELLOUO, 109 Heath street, Ley Ft tee dea shade, moive ao acroa wlibvn water (rout
cea feet on Kill van ‘Kull UUe without doubt Also &
Ac NUMBER OF FARMS, COUNTRY SEATS, MILLS, | #mall plot of Ground, some 16 oF ai Laks, 35 by. 175 feet, agar
Pee ee ae Dee TOT LABOR ee at | MiuBO SrUMTUENeR Many to ite propefaton Dre RO:
O00 up to $10,00% from 1 to BW acre. at Grunurabued “Apply to (he proprietor, “Dr. NU:
Hiiek donee Nor hese depois by A. SEROBANT: Ib | HINEAU, on foo preimlséa, dear ibeLizht House.” Vatlely of
NSQUAI, CONNER OF DANK anf ihidhon sureeta desirable firotihed Roomety eh | AT NO. 8 UNION KQUATE, NEXT THB APINOLER woh Gr miiuout Hoard, amiable for gentlemen and hele | AL House sipelo Moons toler, without Board, at m Bode » Wea alto a'haadeomely turolabed front Parlor, Were | erate ont Wages and eats pv ok OXCNAN RCS Se caer = —— PRROAPWAK =A PROMINENT CONNER ON DHGA 7 ito BAST FOURTRENTH RTREGTOA YOURTIL wy, In We nelghborhoot of the 8k Jamon and Pity Atore front Room (ol tet, with Hoard, Terms S20 per | Avenue Hotels to tek Apply Wo JAMES I, FERGUBON, Week For wo. Ao a Hall Ko
Poms), tor three gentlemen; must bo between Spring and
aiath alree wrenty-sinth streets. Address, with’ price per mooth, Major
"ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, A SMALL WELD VV “furnished Room, without bos Talis w respeetabie rasa = Iocation below Unfon square and’ between Second. and avenues. Addreasy susting price, box 5.93) Post oder.
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WN THD-A MODERATE SIZED HOUSE FROW MAY |, Wall xtrwet frulttmwes, e. PA at Et PENTERMAN AND TADY CAN) IE AGCOMMO, r; JOMMODIOUS APARTMENT MAY RE TAD AT NO a Tease, in a respectabla. ‘nel ara Es amen Ty te cueceaaral PAratons ated With A bandsomedy Pyealaled Roum oe Vattor and | CJatTenth street, for gentiemen only, without Uoard. Above Thirttih sirset: rent hor ts exceed S1'UD). por annRN: (A? POTTER BROMInRS & PELLAMY'S, OR SALE—THE NEW FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY | Prt ot et Aer oe eT Parmctr a dadrationntenc. | Megeoany, With oF Without Mande Apiiy at Bat Weal Thirty areeie ES ENDEEE oo the family J¢ sinall, and will give unexceptionabla reference Real Betate Brokers, igh sloop brown atone Moueo, @ Weat Forty-ninth | TRY AORTIC lon atfonted at an laterviow, ton which | Mt Alrect, nowr Bighth avonte, QURNIANED HOUSE TO LET—AN RLRGANT POUR. Beto reaponubiilty: “Adsreas We Ite bor a Tig Pout odes, $2 Pino streol and 797 Sth'arenue, atrect, between Fifth and. Sixth avodder.. In porfeccordor | Myept unl Mu wrenave AtOnirar At so gery inn FOR Hyer hte Seeeanae toc Raa s ‘ A very largallat of Houses {a now offered for sale, Andeialaloeailthomederaimprovementx. Applyto CHAS. | ot. FIPTIC AND SURTIE | Rolngy Uo'e renonalun pelts Fay oolyoston in ; = > N, 192 Broadway, 5 nd Hoon wie, | Hixtceny treet Wetwenn Path (‘tenon Vosneae WARE Ago tauonj asvoerxzonsisuep | 4 Ganer stony ax armic muows oToNE GH a TA. maporay, gHIUALNY, PorunusNE oR Eadie ay | Ei a uae RN SE RHE Hee RS Cy el stoop House for sale, 20KUx80...4..........Priee 3200 | RIOR SALE—A FARM ‘OF FROM 070 & AORRS, DEAU- | Jd Satan and omthe best — ~ ee * __—__ tafe of D. 0. Bradicy, 50 Broad sirtet, et by 5 Ufully aftuated, within one hour's ride of the city; splons | Ore en proprietor relict A SMALE FURNISITED PRONT ROOM TO Liet—WITt VRIOR TO RENT-AT 72 FRONT STREET. ALRO. ; z i . ‘A four story brick Bi enaesese 9,000 | la valltings: well watored,/auid with; an, abundance all | Eid modern, oagenueman, Meferencearegalred, Apply part of eeoond floor, If wanted. iu on the premises, ASTRD=A STORE ON BROADWAY, ABOVE Kinds of fruit. (Price low for cash. Apply at dl Canal aly, } chaser. Apply on tbe premises, 89 roadway, Bs eonth streak TARTRIDGIS WHEELS 8002
Fourtteatrent; would buyin Jbaso anda stock of ladles’
A four story brick high 100 very desirabl whero a map cau be seen, Ioeated.:2. mebeceds uf Yes.000 "
SMALL PAMILY HAVE A SECOND BTORY ROOM
gndergarments, hoop akitis aud corsetn “Address Varia, SF et RO RRS SEBEL OUTS - . N_OLD ESTAMLISIED FANOY AND TaDOUNG | Dal , i SE WELLAMY, (OR SALE-ON LONG ISLAND, A PARM OP 50 t See ee hie AA. Gren, with Board: contains hotand cold Waler, ga Box Gy Hierald Mee SE vinnateent and 797 sth Avene.” | AA” orea ror my) casy teria) so S) scree of woodland fd Bort iongivenaey fae sale thn bestleauion on | ase Apply CIM West twaniy-fonrah aire MAL MACEr a Nts velately, “Appiy at Bt Wea Th - Feith wood euough on fe to pay for the land, by 1, | si SWa8.y Heald olny —_* nes — way Wy eesti tems or ea crue | opus ions ovreaerz sour | A Eas anu Bl as agh cos Fon | A Hh NOUN A TD ga | nw rac a amy RE ama HRN Or on rogns an, ner af Ground, more ot | A Pbsuvean Maalson and Fourth areaues, : ory GTN al Cheb alsa a tA ura: Louie brown atone, eutial ning modern Improve 0 DRT—HRCOND FLO! E eee : Pidsi00: toealion excellent; price’ $1800. Apply | TOR SALE—A MANDSOME TWO. STORY AND ATTIO | 424 AVta tala Nireel, cornierat Au Tenia ese roraronce A NI APHIS Re osé)| LR inquire of De RAMCOCK, between DA.M, aad 4D, Me Hodeon preferred. Address L., atalion C, New York to, JOSEPH MASON, 6) Pine atreed, brick House, In Horatio street. Prien $5,000. YOACARA RAVER OA SUreely corti et AnAE EN West Twenly-necaod. aire, b Gh ert | ee LSE CT CLEP AEDS JOUN ROSS, 43 Bightuarontes Saha ihn MANO NPROTIONENVIAL ND Grow!| | Proate= SHOV TO DET—THRER FLOORS, 29 JY 80 RIT, ON
TWAXTEDIA, SMALL STORE, ON SIXTH AVENUE ‘email Store on Hroadway, below Thirty-fourth street,” WHlovses for tale ad tole.
CHARLES E. MILLS,
AT ihe rootas Rar bath, gun de ostihiiiag) | [Om SALE—ANEAT AND (TASTEFUL, RESIDENCE, nieae stenabalsdien coraer Drag soventéen rooms, water, bath, gas, &c.; oul ogy A nA’ ND TA! FUL RESIDENO! store rater vy cl staurant rocerie: rY ROR Ie hair an were oC nround silachedy liste iL ralien ot, || STE ORNGTSAtgpnA Hotels Nevtauranta; Groveriog Went
ST TMUTOLeA au reel wed Ot inna meenies equlee ed OAND Si tf
AL YOUNG GBNTL mivodAlod Witt Noard. Also ® Pura
Moron Liquor I
Complete; fivescres cholce garden; fruit, shade, lawn, && bargain. Also Resldouces and Karma, afl sizes, priceaand | the elt
Westchester county. The house ‘contalne 10 rooms X LOTH TO LEANE—IN JERABY OITY, NEAR TI
TR OMARION. seals ftom depot as Onathasn x
Eighth avenue,
a TELA Blas Age Peat OC TInt ptrork, q Real Beta Agents | | Jocations. Wo SRY MOUR i7tBrendway. | and ina quod ono Zitktoas of full ‘gees to eari9g on PUTOHELL'A Blore Ageney; TCodar-streata;)¢ || <TC = RO ePAR A Carhart aor OUP STAC pa tas dt ——- = fe premiees, For particulars apply to AMIN, GOOD LEASE FOR SALE—NO. @W GIGITIL AVR: OARD.—A ONIOEEY FURNISHED ROOM IN A | adapted for y Inquire of ALEX, ANTED-IN TIE VICINITY OF THE-FIFTH AVE. Cec AGY Klan ctype Uenee. osees giL tuctern pune, | tae eaten een Bee AL sive mene itr foun sire Wang anklet ae Bains as a ana aaa en PNNiscuue HOG nary froakedroden| with bath roonr. Ad. hrovetnents With A nics carringo hovise and lable niljoining: (OR SALE—THE CORNER OF PRINGE AND ELIZA. | Bv'6 for & antoare vers tea rien APPL MENS | Gin atroet, Ne We Al Flaky Louse 25x38; 10 rooms; lot S135 by halt the block; a One grapa eth sireels, —2Wx112 feel, with Improvemouts, very i pe s Spleen | looms, Atted up with ebaltiog, gas and steam pipe: ANTED—RY FOUR RESPECTABLE YOUNG BN; | Bieuusiminevet Ceteetn Secondand Third aeeuuen; prico, | oe ADPAOPONN NCOUAYE, 48 Fingalteel “ACOROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE—AR- | BOON iar tone or RODS ON TET RAT YS OO RUINS | AR oe nea Cash omen entaay - Ucmen, iwo nlcely Furnished Rooms, with bath and | sith gus fates 810000. Permits from 8: EMBERSON, 4a POR BALECALVERY) IWANDSOME. WROWN, STONE ¥ AL ply at 20 Thompson ntreet ie Sagal Mthoan Ic adne Aled ea sacra ecard aroun
EE Nees fo ttn Tenth or Thirteenth wards, Address 'A.,
2,753 N.Y. Vost oflica, frout Dwelling, on Thirty-fourab_ at
OR SALB, & GOOD LIQUOR
1, near Fifth ares ic1 aos King WoSORIN CCE YE vine sec A Re cece
é i BI : Biore th they NinetornQh vant, well five up and don Ott Ax DM, ROT 7
ARTED=A SMALL LOFT OF ONE OR TWO ROOMS, | COM Netug: store om agied. no m loger Mer and bland FA HF iybod businese, With e glod assdrunt flock of Vqgory mle I AIe4, Wi Hoan foc gentteman ond tie wit WAIT, JOT Roath strech Wien reca eA LuLOrT On ONE OR FWO RO i 1 | JOR SADE-IN: WEST TWENTYPIETH STREET, || era yO Wit stAM AUHOTT. Ny. & haat Hevatwe bandtonve Roan nilitie for two ae cetrcen Wanker and) Grind streets ipde witin one | saloon upper part tet nz tremenla. vutpay par cent; |W) war rit avenue) very aiperon, fone ary Mah aap | ys | Hawt rweireh aieoets a fow. doors west of Hroadyeay. M0 LET=LATOR AND SMALL Rooms WEE 2 a coe | Hates Test muted A MlleabetbeortS. Appty ote, | gronugae Mowe: sleguaiy abana! bral cata te Chery |) AKERY YOR SAUP.—A RAKR CHANGE 18 0P- | qo cone ee drwiih atoam ower Apply to YOUN #. MBYER,
ANTED—BETWEEN. FIRST AND THIRTY-FIETHC | — : = - Teapeel 28m Lt Ball the Monks Ics 5000s) Kermit freed do any yereanharing amyl cai, May ara BOA WANTEDSVRO MAY 1 A WAKES OP | M10 Weit Twentrerth sree!” a
ry esol part OE mmodera:Hodae; in bil unexceptional | (XOAT/ MIRON ZOB!/OFY COMPANIES CATTENTION 8) = he ek = || PpiGPR SARL GT is lormmy Clty |) gran A.tenlrabibe toe “| (NO DRT-WITIL STEAM TOWRA GROUND FLOOR, selghborhonds by a guutlaman and wifes withyut children: called (0.0 ange Dork. with 160 fect water front, hain Hist THinTyseVENTIL STREET, | S21 ue Seite LWOOD. Preferred. Addie ‘ont
lately. Apply aL 105 ang 107 Wea ED OYETER — — =
jection to buy furnilure Address box 4,481 Post olfice!
‘a0 " 8} ack connecting: with Uéulrat ‘allrosd of New Jeriey, a Dr ase Evmnieyn cone diary hiehcooy Brewecataed "ANTED—A LARGE FURNISHED HOUSF, CENTRAL
Ellzabethport, NJ. For say on favorable (o j to ‘ |), RARE CHANCE. —AN OLD ESTARIA ilcabath port Nad Nab map cn facarsble (Qrma. APD Houte, 22x69, replete with modern improvements. Lowi. || At RATE (ivy Sitcom tor
Pearl atreet, N.Y. i pt bape : | or would take a partner: OARD WANTED! PAMINY, WW pv. i SW cation, ys respronbie puny. Woaesion miedo: - , | Rises Gen! Hermit or AVOURNBAY, Ne-BPincati || Riso Gra ney tans Mita Paste forzaia cea, Apply at | BOMMewanmamien ssurcantenth ewetnistoueds | Laut iatementon te brown tone feast No ea Uupae Apply to ADAMS: ‘Broadway. HEAP HOUSES—TWO NEAT COTTAGES FOR SALE, {| No: B50 Broadway, corner of Nlogteeath tree Arent, and Third and Bighth avenues, Addrers bos 268 | street, S6x7% feet, near Weal Broadway, Apply to 0. MAI
5 = Hearstean and liv cars, log miles (rom City Mall, at | VOR SAUPCIN WEST THIRTY-NINTH STREET, HE: | = = i = Pont oben fi Vouay,strnet “ANTED TO. URE OR PUROUASE—A MOUSE, | $1.20 and 61.000 acl, Tor cash, “Anply to W. C: Demarest, | 1 twocu Fiend. Siaih acennen with romediae | P)B¥Goops krone oR BALE—ETOCK AND YI ve - —— |\~ — ' : gf Hue oF ton FoomA, within dne hous ride of | Mélroyo station, Westehester county, fon. A superior four alory bigh FUop brown stone House Hires, Rood aLvnd anil chesp rent. Apply aca) Newar Gi 2D—WE ABE HOOMH, VOU A A 0 q " , Qi Hall “hew derney profered)" would rewire garde = Bas? tien cana throughout. “Price #2000" Permits ot A> || AFenuie/ Jyrey ity, fOrano wer HAO Tee an iiay maar alogie lady, Address, | ‘1? ghia kevmnee too feel wep, with ai the Rataven come fruit trces, Ac, and withln a short distances of an El IGHTIL AVENUR -PROPERTY.—FOR SALE, STORE | JOURNEAY, No.8 Pine street 7 a with fll particnlies box 6.583 Vast offen, plete, from the lst of May. ‘The seryices of» nan command: EEREERE price bat onen go3s or ta ent. $n Apne by rope an High aventie isbop Moore Tesae), rey, HUGGISTS THE: FLXTURES OF A Davo stonr, | Ne NE Te eee ok a oLaTHed NG fess For paruicutone tos
‘Or pereoually, to MATTHEWS, 6 Liberty street, NY. | cunap. Apply toJOUN MOULAVE, 44 Pine street ROR AALESIN West Foury sper STRERT, NEAT. complece, Thiet to @O)d within ation days, “Ages | OAD WANTED—BY A FAMILY OF FOUR ADU, | quire oc Th COUN, ML Hrohway, up eaten,
H — — MPitth aronie, With Imiabdists posséasian, a four story |! Hargain. Apply to). 6 AM, No. 8 Uarvoll phan. {i three roqins, one Large wud two rial, in w ospeetat a et Me net
= DAOME FURXIAURD OOM, TO A ‘leman; the vwner, a widow Indy, lives tn the house.
i Aildrers Th alalion fy
‘ANTED TO MIRE—WITH PRIVILEGE OF PUR WANTED, fo Ming WITH FRITLEO OF Pun, ‘With emall House within twelre miles of Brooklyn,
FITZSIMONS, 70) THIRD AVENUE, OPPERS | high stoop Urowistooe Hauer, in portock onder: s0x6b; 1k, | — «far sale very cheap brownsloneliouscon£ast Forty~ | 100. W'rice 831,00). Permils of A. JOOUNEAY, NOB Finest.’ | TION SALE—SMAPTING, FULLY
Wie nelghborhond. Address li. O,, Herald otfies po ee exghth rircet; n coruer on Seconddreune; one on Porty-ninth; Belling Apoly.coar aitdrese
\TED—FOR THUMEL Targe or ole Tavge and two Froail
TANOPRS AND i AMINO | Mun
reay Clty oran Staten Yaland. Address, with particulary J) | ob on Fi(ty-elghthy ape on Fifty-thind; oue on Thirtleth, (OW SALE—Tife VALUAUEE HOUSE 36 EAST WAR. | Weat Thirly-sbsth atreet, onn door weal of Hirani ‘oomin on Arak furnished ou Fifty-cighth; one now frame Mouse on Fitty~ Stes Votan ENON Ae) Fee Be vehi || OOP oe ae souc betwecn Highih ana Tieenty Ouch atrenty Fours | (NO LHT—-PORNTANED, A PARLOR DED. iio, box 27 Pont ofr, fighter eue, corner Fast Wourieeuth, and a ice Colageoni| qvante Ursckivn, sicaoresch. Alcs a celeste ones in, | OOK, SALE TICE Moctaueee” Aditeas stadag veruis, tneludiog dre ST CAM U oa essed fears kis Ine, mag ANTED TO RENT—A TUREE STORY UNFURNISH- | Bishly third, near Central Park, 2.000." Fer: |) Ay 14 patabllahent Comntenon i Board, aon D. Booms. on {ubnd door. to menileman only, i: petal fama, ‘Ww: Aen - 2,000. FOR | pyittar, clievtn, gue, oullry, pam nt vhs. I Treudeil Mrect, between, roadway and. Yourth avenues Ghoroaghly respecuble uaughbprhiod: would lake posression | FUARMS AY THE CiTY.—ONE, $1,400, OF 20 ACRES: ep Brondways N: Xb. || produce. Apply vs Je LEW ig nod EA Naannue Al ‘OARD WANTED-ONE OW TWO AINGDE ROOMS, || Audreue Mra. O, Wis tor led iors omer ay lise Borore int Mays fone not to exered Sl-20 per au, acres, $4000; also 140 acren,'85,000; 163 acres, 4 acres, = = a = re 4 —seeehies—ta= A Wilh Gro aod gas, Address H, 8,, box 706 Moat olliee, — —— See ced a Taped tHE civen) | Wares, Rouees Suibldings, AC, rworth 24000 for gue; | FJOREALE=A PIRST CLASS HROWN STONE HOURE!| FOR RALE—TIL STOOK AND FIATONES OF TIE | i eee IN A PRIVATE HOUSE, ONE. ROOM, UN! Sates tere sisrost otise, brown sume ani icy touath ebcapy for Rale’ Gr exchan on East Forty. frst street; alao.n variety of Toufes to all Mesuene Urukibgesstoan JA thovatyy two wilting) -OARDING—A. CAN ONTAIN A JIALL Navel, with all the modern improvemenus, “App\y, ere HORE: Re Inquiro.of K. VAN VEGUTEN, 474 Canal atreet, ES") locatlons. Country Seals, 43." CHARLES E. OULLS, Real ucued: monteatatactory reasons for selling. ADDY | [3 findroam auXo. 14 Went TwanUelh nircet. tec Twenty elglih street, wear Raventl avenue’ TWarsrtieraprote aad -tltehen on deve figs wid fouges | FARM FOR SALE—ON TUE WEST BANK OF THE eee Hee tr = Uh Boris te = =; TOORLYN-NOAND WANTED; THREE OR POUI | 0 LET-STONE DWHLLIXO) MODEKN TMV ROVE- yo oe{ angroom and kitehen on Grat Noor, aud foaror | HVAT SOlien Nf) near tho ely of Paterson, a¢ 2 | QVOR SALEAIN WEST NINTH STREET, BETWEEN | TOW SALUCAN, OLD) ESTABLIBIED BOOT AND ro eeiy rumtiel foams corsrmunleating. of An entire a ‘ive acres of, land, veaudfully Atualed 00 bi “pot hoy aS godt per aauuaaAddivan | acrexjatanatdeigVul doction,withla abont gneiovr of | AY RiGh ani Slat avcnen 9 wupetior four mg) Drier Sui Alocehvetieg eats, Welk toate, doing ered iran ty mamall fay, Ins private fan el vn eile rm Mota Aske ata cw Verh: we divided to very great cdvabuoge. Ade ze ent Toute, in perfect order BAwites. | trader fteason for selllag the ‘progeicloe iw golug. into. the Horn re ig Germn and oz | depots Newark; And withig. two hundred. yards oF lly roll [Be ROK AR Jerapy Oils Roatolless dana: BimmountEalareon; NoOs oe is Tit half block, Vries $25,000." Permitn of A. JOURNEAY, se ce Unalasee ApHy AUT Nownek avenue, Jeredy Se Terai atockentas Soe rode! Apply ates Laverty ‘down stalir ae
“| No.8 Pine street.
WANTED 70 RENTCFOR A TERM OF XEARS ONE ONT. ON TWO BIMGDH OENTLEMBR) A
Weer note Rooms (a a. ATACFOR SALE AT A. BARGAIN—T0, CLOSE, AN : : : pa wa OAND IN HKOOKDYN.=A PUKNIAUPD TADL DED. | 110 UBT pealsizgeboat U0 ox (rnore puberheial feet lzentions 8¢r Tats Hoeated neat deriho, Log tvion; 6p seresland, | JOH RADE AT A BAUGAINOTURED STORY ANDIAT.\| Thole SALE_UALE IN j ener a eee TAU gaaietcertasen iim eat Hoo ee oe a eed a eer AIT ical te! eh. Uainbere’ atreet-and Catal; Wert Hrosdyay aud | 7Ouadereullvation, balance wood Janu; abundances choles | 2° ebriek House doslrply YOcited io Hart Reoativas 264 | Lt ing business alrndy ealabiisbed and we tol(e yin) Harrlion nod Degraw, Hicks and Henry airech oral or 8 By Pe Will ve tet aiugly Shier penta tee gee ata ete Aas | ce tes ofan Paras ota UOUa | Plncnteate were OCA TOUNEAN SOE eas baying ental of 000. Ades oe FEN, AMALH. ROOMS FO} Sn ‘stating rept, box » KL ofllce. 5 750. iy-710 ~ at} wines bal having <a ol Me (LBNCH HOARD.—A v BMAD: OOMB, Fi aa TEP POs SO New Kore Eoeel NEAY, No. Bflne street z 36H Poscottce, a API eee eet ee ie Mock uti’ Holes | 10 LET IN TWENTY-FIUAT BTREET, NEAR. ORA-
a. ‘Apply ab &7 Wi
OR BALE AT A RARGAIN—TWO FIRST CLASS eee = — oe) CIDN ay betweed Oi nerey Park, a mnoll four sory basensont Housd; rept COPARTNERSHIPS. ARM WANTED —WANTED 70 BUY A PARSON THE: | H'hrovn stone fronvtounes, Ib Bruoktvn, In wood ins EAN OFt © GRAY: AND! Ruse ace : Aah Ro Vrokers nced ape ON RS BE ee | PANE STD roe UMdy tree nara || Uon; or mould exckange fora Bret etn Nase on sturray, [yriciea Sinn, stnstct othe mala sient inthe contre | SUSOMATES a | Ne RO RTUINER, 10 Rant Nile tree
Charles Shalbey, 185 Smith street, Brooklya, Hill or vlelnlty. Address H. 8. & B., box 6,295 lost olfiee. of the towns stock, Oxtricen aiid Root Neill cart hes
URNISUED MOOME TO LET, TO
Aimhed eush business Particulars of J) E. IRELAND"
A PARTNER WANTED—$2,50)—IN A LONG ESTAB!
PReENcIe ROAND,
y : Sonably, weihe vapor has other Business; aves : of SUED dhues ts learn te | 0 TAF VORNIFORE POI ALE-TWO noOMD, €O,, No. I Tryou row, eornar of Contre airect. ‘OR, SALE-TWO VALUABLE, 1.078. 258100 /EAOH:,| THOR BALE AT ASTORIA EO TON OIOUSE, DANN’ | HomriptsSled. For (usiher particulary addrces Edward Devoe,)| ianeviygr. Metércucrs exchanged. Apply at@2 Last Thirty ccmpraing enuire Corr all modern Improvemental nitisted on the horth alde of Fitty-Bfth and routh sido ‘and oer orie-baft anucre ofiland, with an almadinen » ON Cis, Wa street, after a o'clock. fandeomely aod thoroughly’ furnished for hourekeeplog-
Of Fifly;slatlestrect, bel cen Broadway and Bighth avenues, (ruil trees, vine, bushes, €o., on Flushing venue, halt v Toque or. HERI, Pitizacventh Atreet, between Tes | minetiam fercy-and cuovnbost lading: Foe taciherpartlcus | [OI SALE—TINH HBAS and Hioventh aterives. ii] LysinqireoPSAMCEt NORMS onthe premicen, cee” |
OR SALE—A FIRST OLASS TUREE! STORY HIGH R SALE TN BROOKLYN—A Lane Hosp Urown aun House and Zou desimbty Toeatedc al, | MOR AMEE BS SOOT Nate iat
—- ann | tala Ot Woy at 8 Hah ves SHED ROOMA FOR GENTHYMENSIa BAST | ee ———— Mh O rort walliVesat cornerot Tevlog place, 0 LET-THE PREMISES COMNER, OF JAY AND st Th iMreonlyo, formerly ‘ocsupled’ Ug "brewers. ponsrralon nmediately
Hiraaiey noite, Blouin per Con caine feet
Pennsylvania (he beart of, the oll territory), over 3 fet deep, wlth off IndicaUons.. A party: la waoted, with Boney, (9 connue the boring and take an interest'in whe well. T) B-CHASE, 11) Fulton st, secopd floor, room I
OA PARTNER, WITH $600! AND COMPETENT TO ATS
A OUL WELL IN. FRANKLIN, VENANGO COUNTY,
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BOOK AND vINTURES OF} Fru
ROOMS TOL Ht on wiTlour treet.
E CONMODIOUS, for ing basiuess
the Mederrinprovcmente tnd Mpueteab repaie Gas chan || yath eam Cd be a n a m ba — a nee), ad NUlivow oF Mtonera’ Troughs, and lber AX Pe erica asi psattarekollne aan suenatarcasiagy |e Nemuenteand ti partial separ, Gas ea | requlelnu raya: a (on, for -a blacksintthv oF ryhoule Sa xD Goo! 7 = > Kay at iho few brewery of Mfownrd & Faller, : ¥. j on fem S SY | wright carriacelpalnter or livery stable. Apply at BLD- JOR SALE—TUE | 5TOG! AND GOOD | W\URNIaED FRONT ROOM, ON THIRD FLOOK, TO iy a Sal eee ane TER GHA Lene He = = Erste atte reds Carlisa sya Wont | Lt rnicae whi ete Canal arse fom Pith Hoard, ac 117 Warertey place eee ne | art sont Wipracuth streets; BeooklyB.
ALES PARM.OF SEVENTY ACRES, AT MA dealrable logation, andi i
‘so eat sido of fe Wenty peat Af Mink otter MiaW WITHTHE STEADIPST VOWBIE OPARTNENSIIIG) NOTIOB.—1 HAYB (THIS DAY AD: pr ake heey Eels ‘OR SALE! MOUSE AND LOT 47 iTTs RTnHET, Wifi te Se AN OL se TEU Ae aL nero rt ratte a with ven. mdony the i led iny son, John Brower, ata partner In py bual: ree ‘Tenement Properts, 9 Columbla streets Cour SALF—PORTAULE STEAM PNGINE, PROM eile tamly, Tacavon baweea ‘Twenty-first and Voth diled far feweliera, Inquire of J. aa, which wilt be continued under the; name, of Jon TL! | Apnly'ie Hibardson & Uistt, 18) Broadway. Mid Lota, Grabd wud Lewis «trent tro rick tis flor SALE STE rac healt) well and one fant wa Medion aR Bit en ua Walkes street j Bese pasrihe renner ee a ile Broad sr ghicunpa nea Malate eve rietuotne, || Keeani iicen tar aulatle ec tks gt Hey lel leds zr
New Youu, Feb. 1, 1665. JOHN I. BROWER.
(CAPITAL.—A RUSINESS| MAN, WITH CONVENIENT, ‘well located ofllces, desires to’ extend a purely commis. fon business, without risk. Address Mercator, Herald office
1)0,LPT—A GOOD BUSINESS LOCATION-THE PLONE Vivoraver suire2nr Hirand streets @ullable for a file paker dentiel, &. Apply from 12to 340 J, Mi.
¥, 16 Howery.
Engine; sixty lores | anyuire aLthe Eagle Steara Engine Works, 46 An 1
Pos SALE—SIX HAN ordinates corveret fini axcuue ani Seventy Oth z: ste CHATS (OE, Denne rip old Tevbltucd Joubie’ | WIORBATEIN BROOKTA
ADRIAN HIMCLEER, Nove Pinesteect !| EY) mont aod tutncellar ite
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NUL GOTTREM, 19 Ciatan atrert hi Will be pal. Auldrees X. X., Ux 146
street,
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REDERIOK A. HARTER AND OZORGE F. NESBITT, | PVOR SALE=IN EAST BROOKLYN, A TWO STORY! | C4 To(20l0rdad feet Apply to the owner, GEOG. Wile | Tapp & = VPLVE MORSE PORTA- | Ppanpion URNISHED NOOMA TO LET—Witie 10910, AP Wea Trrenty:firy es cs MTSUarn ea AIOS PACE DRE ed, AMR AR AU a RA a || =| Rie eosin tor eet nang tater | PE ioarit petit acd tie iver AI 8 | Ao ry yORNIMILED HOOD AND BEDROOM, FOR ils GEORGE F, NESBITT &)C0. | qweeusyrdoaid Fark avenue map street Be | om @ALR Ol HXONANGP—=THRaTWOlBTORY (Miele iio. ius HANEY A ULL) 28 Jone Areel | citnton place (eighth nirert)_ Me <4 See ee REC bicty alnth, alice ‘below uw Yoru, Jan. 2, 1865. : basement and aille ; Tesdens H DATORY FRONT ROOM, WITILIOARD) | Secoud area, fre flor,
Aroet, Von” Evergreen” avdnun, ‘WW wef quarter Of A. mile aid tive Pall Heb “or Mors Sv Broadway; framed and ‘ited | AUPly A solid, with wood, by day'e work for tha! uuler~ AWRIG Say Bled tip with caster of ebotduts with Peete plssa WOREME doors and trimmings througlomt ofehestout with black wale ity
FL SATE NG Otc: can bed With or witteut, || coors and trloyat et oe aea Re Se at || Maiden Lae " mts threo. or, more JOlas woul i = f Manion premiges oe De we Ge Pet A VIRST CHASA OROCERY sTone, | Scar Pinksrenuc aad H oltiny A g.da buatyeee, | Ht ie a dra chanes for > person) |
pasate Gina eat OR SALP—AT NEWARK, N. J., THE FOLLOWING NEBLAN| ‘ater wiccet, ‘near Jefferson °F
e— 0 PHAVHIG GALLERY, TN OAT: 8 BEC OR SALP—SEVERAL DESIRABLE It RW BALE DIOTONRALTIC: JAL yéod bonlneas [bee EB Murray Hi vatigen Fish and, Slayh a
quire of Py ROMINE, 601 Siz\binvanwer Boe sEATENG, 0 BAST, NINETEENTID STABR
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ASE-TWO LARGE DROWN STONE. HOUSES. naunieating, on Pourteenth atest, near Vnlon Pelub Or banking bolnes. Address
HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED TO COPARTNERSUIP. Mr. Heory Tasker. Tho new firm will eontinve (he mane Boe nnd fain of boo, nad shoos at the store Now. 6 anil?
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sjuarn; well adapted
yey street, under the Orin namo of J) O. Whiteliiies & J. 0. WHITEHOUSE,
VASE-01,00 PRR YEAR-THE PING THREE
basement Hous 10 Madea stroehy of poli He Jobu's equare. Apply 0 HOMER MORGAN, No. D voit | Zino street. eet
and. (PO, LEAR —AWO LARGE BROWN, ETON! HOUSES
maker, New Your, Feb. 1, 1865.
HR ROBERT 1 JARMAN IAS AN INTEREST IN ‘our concern from tbia date, mad hereafter, the frm Frill be Known as Tredwell & Jarman's, 13) Fulton st, N. ¥. Nw. Xonksy Feb. 1) 1885. 1
enue
famed. property, being the cemalos ‘of, Ke M, 12) Lots or Building Sites for sule adjoining tbe de Bras.'s cota Feclory, recently destroyed by bre, vig a ae ata ee ee een Lo Hulding Lom, die onniiatlon nnd Teicka of. bullding x
Dotto exceed £5 10 $10 pur Wook; Velwvan
mC i i) Fourteenth ot ear Unioo ARTRERAIP=A im —wanTED. acaogp, matt | estefan acces Se dasele mane: | WR ila TAUNDECN AN FON AN | [OAS MOUs Tone run | foe red A ay Sk 9 ir ic, alc aaa, a param ae ee able, busin n, Wi + ba 6 inch flues each, together with a Chiinney Stack, In perfect An 4 aaa lid oy eerie aE LO ey Ong ier estandey, rapa aise Fearsome ut er eeatoamcacuatgeas | i ar cea eee haa Catch lik fa Raganipranr nan An TARVORRGHTGRS, | RMSNre N Mont | Monae ) }, BANG On. an - o sn etl + = =
mpuon and. unlimited demand, now tn, operation by 1 Shinty, with nupest large npr trade Apply fae” Sistely tp W. LL MESLICK, 421 Broadway.
TPUE BEST CIUSCE TOR, BUSINESS, BVH OUR
TO RENT—THE BEX STORY WAREMOUSE 61 GREENE is
parlculsapmis ta L Ehimbere sect N. Yior to mM NOYES BRO. at! Ton size OR TO LET, AT YONRERS—A Vil On SALPAN, HROOKLYN,. B. Hee Ae aearalatket steal depouneWarN. J. || MOR AME OR TO, MER AT YONRERS—A VERY) AION HALE FIN, HROOKUYNE cicero auocasfol | haan bas all ie = ee — Forde ee ee eee tall beatings cecenslea nes. ll operduons Quins about $1.00 (per wenk, whieh, eo0ld be; oppodio BL Jobo Ws SALE-NOS. 224 285, 267 RAST THINTIETIL, || Hound te holleo. Also alout fonrdéres of woodland; in ull! || Largely locreaxed, Stock, Oxta fem £6.) arto first rata onder. —
0oMs TO LET~ ro o1oxs | |
Dall; guluablo for manutoeta bits Broadway. Address box
fyew York 1
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T-WITH BOARD, FOILA PAMIDY | po BE
rom $2200 to $2,000 casi will secore sf cl INO rom $2,000 te i WM sedore itt (nterestin ‘tree 188 Bast Thiriy first ‘three on Thidy bint «treet! | Gh, cFeE. Al $8 Broad tre! “Ase ines, which are well adaped lO | 7y00MA TO ‘TA PIRST CLARS FORNISHED DWELL snlerprise, ailord) DiOpar abinum., Ingulre of Mp, | aparTickateres three or Thirty foul eat, bekween, || ZUQULZE ACTER. op sn1y0h.98 Real atreals Le oe eee tnott derable opportunity: Por | Dingle weatiernen, at No, &Watroa. place, Charles hukovenieenth street, near Teviog place, Tent $400 per SoSes Farol tiny accion Meet : 8 fia’ queen Enirytathreert mb. on Bartle Giri Moet ety rer | Pier ings eeaemen, at Xu BM Hie Fe athe Apply Lo JOMN MCCLAVE, 4 Flow street
arcts A. & ., Werwld | yircet
1 FURNISHED MOOMS TOL DP Pitemen: thn othe oratcals. erm
HUAN es Ootiiyaralt accel nee Een | Hl oneenbortond ob New, Yore inneonoperCuod, mid ae 10 ii eee aod ny noaicooniryiradeyimrethia mexi¢raie ls : = on ot || Roca te drelatrewes,boxStelPoctomce”) RORISALEENYP OR RARNTICES, LATE, UUM: j feet ear Maa
Besa Sera Petsd Tew Owr aati 0, Rirceezanerony aoe POR SAGE On 700 VBASE— A. BREWERY IN TIE, i
oH PURNIMIED ROOMS, TQ KBNTAIVFAMII Fee erage Tequlce at MT Rath acent,
Fpue Fit oF mows & nOUVTER WAVING DEEN ih dissolved Dy mutual consent, the undersigued bave thle
TONE, KO!
avenue, "Also 0. Honkes in difecent parts of the city.
H of the fate AGi ‘y formed a new copariucrship under the above drmand | geaslon tet May. Fur permilts apply to JOUN FETERETCH, | 62% = Se hea Will be eold for $9) Cxcbs-| rave” SiS Bast Pirhy-third pire! 2 rer 5. Sa SN | as Tbidavenune o u R BN’ S 5 Gost $100. Call.at No, 100 Chatham elrvet. ~ = PERSONAL. 1965, JOHN V. BOUVIER, OR SALE OR TO RENT—A FINE THRER, STORY | OM ‘all at No. a @. WOLFP. = rr mp, ONPAWIT OF PURNTAIED || 2 Le z y aie mo Eebruy 5196 ____ Ponsa IN GUARIOR sraEER, a RWORTOREAND)| fay Hf teU ate not fe ult i seers HAMUEL 8: WOLTE_ | 110 er WI Tip Lore Hoireouil azak. Keteroucos ee: | “\ Ny ONE KNOWING THE ADDRESS OP 10, SCOTT, ipeamenonae wave roman ncatairn | ROA ticecesaecaes ania coe | enn ered aah punta | NOR aua oueat uta tutes ae | ANE mayer gaara Nieet or betanniadarcutMitoRs | Brdsttraey SPH ous Fe DISSTAZES, caer arc SNITIL MEAD, S94 Hign ASeB | op ror gen (aPhanlou yoode uensonaa/y WY 10 eh 8 eu was mount
‘ANTED=BY A YOUNG MAN, 2 by 9513 ROR ARGHANGETA GOpD HOUSE AND FOUR Lots, Tnchealdeop. “Also Store Platures uch as 8 ng, Table, | W: Srjtieat stand mm oa ic POR SAvESTARER BROWN STONE, GIT 'sTOOr, pe eh ba RL vo eT te NS Ee = (Xion op tha. yeestaide, Uelow Thiriieth s\rcel. Adres,
Serullng (tt Ws New York.
RAV,
_ New. Yous, Feb-1,1968,_ J0/1
CXON IS ANN(OUS TO UPAR FROM
“ AVE THIS DAY ADMITTED MR. GEO) FRED: three story Houses. containing all improremente. Apply) LE CHEAY—THE ONLY JOB DYRISG ETAT: Ung particulars, T. Waldleon, station A, Kpring aireet. TIDOET MA 3 HAYETUIB DAS ADMITTED, MRGEOL ERED | aithliy GonUANG Pingaetenln treet ka keen’ | venue uOUSE,AND Lon POR|sanu—pp. | Ktutmcnt athe, moat buaiveas eny Wen dong 8 prod | SURES be | DB irene Wilarn andra onan, Mhey will addreea RREDERICKVIETOR & ACUMEISA! | Thipd and Lexington, avenues, froml0,0/slodky As Ms Wlhd KecidPort rat and Worts-eccondatreria. “Applystal ade ant wl tied up. -Apoly at the ofice of TODD & | A raNTRO-IMMEDIATHEY,IN A BMALL, PRIVATE 452 North Fro Lola Broad street, room 0. Brokers need wot apply. RAVPERTY, No. 4 Dey sree, New York. Punily, up Wawa preferred, » rot fortable, Room for an SHIUNESTIAVE XOF SEN EITHER OF THR ARTEDSA STEADY MAN, WiTHT AS: ASBIB r = - vue on “ Meng nl esitivor wfibout boar Address itomey aun | [ZSTUUNE MADE O00 ie bank. Will come, Tuesday » WYeitto on tarp or tan punont: Roruniy aad tap | FPOR SALES A TinRE Sroty. MATT ETOOF SICK | ryonyiayeD NGCER, HORI SALE—Iy comTumTa!| WOR ISALE -CUEAPTA, GoOD CONG Fume. | 2 i abo aircalway. F Freire era maliry given. Apply at 705 Broadway, third tloor. ments podis in partect repalpy trios $1400. Apply Be | a el ‘opportunity for a lady wiebtog to. Store. Apply at Gd Hadeon street, corn APT DcsAMAEDIATRDY= SUBNIGED ScAPABT- Peaneames TATED OF MR PAUL MARCETER, -ANTED=A PARTNER, IN AN ESTABLISHED | Premlness4b1 West Fifteenth atrects RE. CAMPBELL, 61 Sonib stroat, N. ¥- NOK BALE CHBAP—AN OLD ESTABLISHED PIOTO- ante, a Parlorand twa Hadron, wiih or without | TL” who ett hreaeh's Moles ls SS ava bon wk
WV easiness, ith stag plat the wisiness ty mag: capatie of being greatly increased. Por pat- Silulars address Mercantile, Heraiil udlee. By
ry )—APARTYSWITK UNDOUBTED) REFER S40
Bo ee oe FELLER, 170.0reen | pourai tor « sual family. Address wien tee unicrea. Me
ASTED—HOARD FOR A GENTLEMAN AND WIPE Ewa pRPOT, &TA! | Wax private, Catbally farally, above Fourteenth sce wijhout Klock, a 53 | Address W. BQ, Mers}d office.
s =OUSES 419 WEST STREET AND —< Pere Fee aie unrunaeahorseey Pree ue | RUESISBED TIOUSHS HIRE PASS ROUR, TORE riespee earn ORTAN, No. 2 vine’ street) | a co ry Ting wind mireete MrrayrIluk $azo | YOR RALH? CHEAPZA BOOM, OR SALE—A BRAUTIFUL DOUBLE COTTAGE, to $9.00. Others, fornished aud ont DATY at foy hore,
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6 beet Wears nm, Is ron Williaa ia pow here, as ssid bitaderalie Werte Nae re a tate oP 6. Gale
pe Roan peer eR Thistecn rooms, desirably, locates, (vltbin ve. minutes ‘bed and upwards Wo. SEYMOU! Jutladob aieeal: AN. To HOARD, BY A,AwarECT. | [RAAOu, WoOD, FORMERLY GUTLER AT GENERAL Pisaphiy atSMJohn sirect room Nod walk of the ferry, at CUiftod. Tan tha view of tie | = | 7HORiroRe im ERaMan wines emauid bare a the omatorts | D nauers headquarters, Army of she James feet, will Rear ae | ater; also darniand stable. \gpundepeideoanenenl tars OURBae NORE MELE SOUR ero Wel BuO Lan pty ois of agood howe. Ioqaire at U8 Grand street, third Ooor. oemometblag te ht ge OF sedr > y NTED—IN ‘1 si Snd shrutwery. Price ye Poasesaton Ist May. AD isomnen! ‘wenly:secoud, prec alary, ona wrought, sarap, a ° eat : Z §12,00 Tipe ne ne tone wee ae nee on fio A WANED, io Wall atroct. f Usivsloop;" Weal Bwenky-fonrih) $80 sree 2g ane rN 1p yard WANTED-BY, BO GENTLEMEN, A PURNISUED Td, ELLEN CONNOR, IIANOVER JUNCTION, VA- Any good bu fan make $°0,000 by the Leh of Biguib (Gilnton place). _«-ADAl 0, 8 BOLons No, Allenuena ple rans Yuen, wit Board. Addressataling terms, UUs | Mf Searenit well, and hope to vee you hoon. Your’ hd ala, by addressing: with full mame and: addres fra) YLolin beat Herald oGie band, PATHICK. Tarrytown, N. ¥. Richmond Dispatch
or sate ty WESTCHESTER COUNTY, SIXTEEN ANDS=TO ALL WANTING. PABMA—LAROB axp | — @Ptoun best bar trou
% ~ Boratto New Xan 5 r i ‘ 5 GAN | and Einsainer please copy. me if sw Yorks oud balf a tnlle from depot, fu rive lement of Vineland; mild climate; iH sr tron. E z UR) XOUNG MEN GAN, | £24 Examiner please copye > aii so Sati | ace hibetnage Toe parvcnaed Sosy VOMEUTS | ducer 6 hudeyus, by rola, ba weaves “40H pe inl co it $4 HO TERRE ON BONE MOONS AMEN aS | ST ce—srtouny any EET IME FE OF ANE $15 000 Pete orl Ni i PSTEADY | JONES, HB Souihairoek x Hinge ropa; tent cre : : pana EO hiswin derma gs aoand upwards. N Heriot why aa on tke Cary boat op Prliay alee LD 10% it the. wloltaale: SS TED qi LEE. WILSON & CO. january, corning from a See eT aerial desires (a, meet with elluer; fneas, bal OR /SADE=A" FARM, PLEASANTLY, SITUATED ON Fiantise ¥- Ce ed 2b Socth atroek, yom WHE YOR A NEATLY, YORNISHED | ovloet,oa the rulvin fers, Bronelya side, when tke ry, eerie een honcuy log otwhikerotoneite: | Li oNer Jersey, about one boar'aridafrom ile dly O14, | CHAS. K. Hist; with rok Board to twavaemen. ales ous | Of maul overboard waa made, by calling 8 Conia, REF ir domesticflauorn ac. Nove need ayply niees apie | 89 wervs of food land, commodlous Ree FATS Cea ee LOUISHRY.—FOR FALE, STHAM, EKGINES AND Zon tf WA Weat Twenty sixth street, bear Hight aye | Co's No. 10 runt street, amd tell what they, KooW, PSS WER em dose “adh toP Re Renan | and outoalfingy, an abundance of Gos feu sed bags | Invormitlon will seat fee MAGEE aero Eat aMule aenere | ne Hone re chan iy sal ay Ne aa ran tk Sites realy. _ = Bente rie ji W Marine Bollera tn perfect order. Apply 12 1'. CARSIOY, oLIE 759. WAITED, i += “FURNITURE. South streek. 2 [Ae onBaky [HoTeL FOR ees Besos foibles Suresh Brooklyn, bear ew Chambers | 4 UNION BQUARE A. DEATRARLE Sut OF ELLIE OF RT AND, 159 [WAITED wHenOB [i IVIOENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROBEWOOD | HIQRSALE AT FORE RIOUNOND. STATON ery ae: | Contnenial Holl Pusat cr W! SONDe, etiegne Exes! | Mreek ferry. —— aa aannin | 0 Room fora reatema SE ie, | GaMURDCUALESBORN Te THs, TONE oF SAL Piitstorta, cost $880. will be sold\for $825; one bean | atrably loca mt pat | Qdoor rortsare—rie st. 4 Drmmall, pariah of, nA ‘Paners IS a cgayn ne doe for S18; Rigen | ea Na et omslLod sala LowrcoRa Alcoa rraeaC ANSION FOR SALE—IN MADIEON, NEW JERSEY by a hunels of erin wider | 774 AMITY | STREGTHANDSOMEY | EURNISUED ¥D, Pramall, pariah of ARogtil come Uire wil Near of Die, Fe eiiinn Dedkoem and Dinlng Reom Furnitare at 8 | BSS He to a from $0 to $4) ea | rosea ate ‘olin over 6 teres oF lana, barn, garer'6colane, cate fein raardertontonds | TA: Rion wr tey sng, ceaemen; references re: | prone funn by aly on PAT tiene ‘esezificn, Inquire treet, near SLth | atreels few apd In ‘or uber u pen pecyoy hoa Breasts o deanirn hls Mah Da URED | Seat abana aay aia et cam Sa eee cue alt renal ot tnd ae ame Ceevonker | sured Ap eye ard t
quired. “Apply at 74 Amity street fai immediately to ot WIN, Riverbe LL BOKER STREET, OPPOSITE DEPAU ROW.— RE) ad morlenge, ror forthe parenlarsepin ummediaely so | of U. CORWIN, Biverhead, Vb | 165 awa un ion OR CITED)
NTED-THE SURVIVING CHILD, OF oo cher ing i ed
¥ FICENT TENT FUR. SALE—07 = (OH, 25 Ninth arenus ‘Two large, pleasant Front Rooms, farnished, with 7 Sere inp OL | aL aT ET | oe eee vO ESN Vee-OE TD armas aaant | aie Aa remenme fee rasan Hee | Weel oge ads Nae nsraeh Parlor Furniture, covered brocatel, Carpe! ide |/Iot 108, built ip the moat thorough manner; two of the finest O% TERRI Se ae ce (iood ih.’ -valusple | rence exchan; ur Ble (6 Halles OLY Cre sartit D8, F cl rm Blageres Honkease) Humes’, ‘and Bedding. | Boncea In.the city: ‘price ‘Detailed pariicolars and ‘Western Virginia, one on Two Mile run; Fenn; also cue | store io Broadway to be. wold imines pa aaa ‘0.3 year. 1a Now Lin pareood will bear of eorel 5 Satie Eecpoo sly Bat Cups ie auaniyy | Permilentoneoe K'SodRNEAW No wPtosniese | CHES Ce ide gaa raromar Anns @ AK | Raines rinvecaayri dy auonb sibenows | | -___ -__- COUNTRY BOARD. acty aan au Mi Lo ee FO! SALE—Xx Bio SrdoF FOUR BTORY BROWN | LEVY, 90 Broeiwey ______" PHOTOORAPHERS TOR SALE, IN THE cry oP | (JOUNTRY BOARD, ‘WANTED—FOR esl TRNITURB, MATTRI By On Prone Cain West ‘Gret class Photograph Galler ‘years old, elther in, Hoboken, N- fren will be paid £01
fe ane Barc a pee PSaRs, BEDDING, LOOKING sept ath ented fo Trenty Gre direct, between suta | q yD LANDS FOW SALE—A, VALUABLE TACT,
DEN & CAMPBELL: Mpithole creek, Pa Alea. (chalee and reliab) dolog a Gret asa bun od acter ase ocala suf, | Ic T., ora diathnce not exceeding one bour
a Gee gh , | abd Seventh apenheR Prion, Ineloding salcro ted (RO. | aclent reans for eel Boe eel it | and whore ahe can attend private or public school, Saar SALE ON MARAE Bowers. keh metgtos and Honien streein Call. | gas Oxluree 58000" Tauire of RET ERGUSONC Ib tes | Athena county Obl. Parucolars of WIARTON 3) Mireanone given {or Tae | re ee ee ae Reger, Dot Se eee ee titusas rma e—aiuire | Scice of Uclon Steam Worns, corver af memes ae es ree Se oe ETO leds | by letter, to box L102 cr perednaliy ke OW Hi sS.and 0)! par we z eon — — Swentvscnnsetern : ee OS en ees Pev dram Exckance oh comic arcs GW Peat lye “@ werd oan .
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DARRUN'S MUSEUM. Droadven} fo LIVING SKELYTOX—D WARE. xg OF Fate—Day a0 Evening.
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\ VANNUOQH'S MUSEUM, G0 Hroadway.—Morina Wax @rovacs.
M OF ANATOMY, 618 roadway — 100M
———— New York, Duc a THE SITUATION (Notting ofioial haa yot boon promulgated reganting (ho fate conference In Hampton Roads botwoon tho I'reaidont 4 Mr. Beward and the robel combitmaloners, but It ke ovod that within o fow days 0 full and authoritative statement of It will be mado, A rosolullon sollelting of 0 President information on (be! subject was offered Ii f> Benate yostorday, and It ts thought that ho will cont Ply wit Who request, It li nald that tho neqotlationy aro
pot yet concluded, tho rosult pllll doponding on the ad
pruary 7, 146.
fst OF the robel Authorities to the propel foro Mosars, Stopliens, Munter an! Campbell during the portant meoting in Hampton Roads Tho rebel com: ossionory passed through Goneral Grant's aos, on tholr yotarn to Richmond, on lant Saturday. | Totoresting vows roganiing the progrem of Gonoral Bhorman's movement into the Interior of South Carolina Ys furalsbod as by robel lole They slate that on bho 1st instant the advance of what was rupposod
Jo bo & hoayy force of watlonal troops reached Whippy ramp, a polnt within thiny millon of Branchvitio,
on pro viding punishment for ewladilog bounty brofere
wworo agrood to, and tho subjoct waa them Iald side, Mir: Sumner offered an amendmont to the constitution, pro- viding that ropressatativos to Congrosx aball be appor- tioned acconllng to the numbor of malo eiUxena qualified to yolo for roprosontatives in Stato Logidatures. ‘Tho rubject was roforred to the Judiclary Committea. Tho Committee on the Condact Of the “War made ar port In rolat{on to tho fallore of the attack on Potorsturg ti Juno Inst, when tho great mino wax oxploded, aud five thou- sani coples of tho report and toathmony woro ordered to be printed. An oxeculive easion was hold, a nomber of appolatments wore confirms, and the Senate adjearmed.
In tho Houso of Repronontatives, tho poaca démoctats doveloped Wemselyes in rofernos to tho recent pesca mission. Mr, Cox offiired m rewetation declaring that tho President fs onUtlod to tho gratitads of the country for hin recent offort4 to Yoxtore tho Walon. A motion toi ley ion the Lablo was rajpotod by yous 1, nayn 105, and Cre resolution was laid. over under the rulex Mr Fornaude Wood offered resolution declaring "that it is the duty of the President to maintain, In every constitat(onal and Jogal mannor, tho {ntogrity of the American Unlon, a1 formed by tho ¥athors of the repobiio; and In no oyont and onder no circamstances to proffer oF sooopt negotiations which aball admit by tho remotent Jmplication tho existence of any: otlier Pedoral or Cons fodorate governmont within the turritbry of the United Stateu"? A. bill amendatory of tho Thternal Reyooun oct Wax reported, Ik wan mado tho special order for Wodnesday evening noxt, and evening: semiione will be Hold Ul tho wutjoct Ia disposed of Tho’ constdoration of tho Naval Appropriation bill was resumed. Tho amend: ment croating a Hoard of Admiralty: waarmjected, The amondmont providing for an additional midshipman from acl Congromional diatrict wax ngroed to, and tho Dill pousod, Lone onlinportant suljeote: wore dlrpoved of aud the House adjourned.
THE LEOISLATURE:
In tho Stato Honnto youtorday a bill Lowntify tho articto
prolibiting savory, propoted by Congres ax an arnonds
hnivl to the constitztion of tho United Bsaton, waa alta Maced alvo to auttiorina a defendant or tia counsel tn m foriminat oaso to olor tho arqument to euary. Tho Dill to provent tho dofacamont of nalural wponery wan Or: Moted to a thind reading
Th tho Anembly # resalation was Jetreduecd and
adopted instructing Senators and Ropree gros lertayor tho pareago of a law rod to the-locality fed; alno for avreones from tho 1th to the 224 Instant, which Hea ovor under the rul6,
Dills wore fatrosuend nollogs to tako acknowlc
» quthorizn atternoya nnd coun gomont of deads and othor In.
ntruments non In villages; to InoroaN the capital stock aud fix tho torminus ef tho Adirondack Tealtroad alvo tha State founty bill
MISCELLANEOUS NuWS. Tho Loglilatuye of Aimourl adopterittho eonntitutional podshlog slavory=In thie Bopate by @ voto to two nays, and In the House by a volo y olght naye—on Tuenday, the Sat ay It was adopted In tho na Tous toa nlave Stator to 16 favor of thar
to employ wate!
smondroont af olghteon yoe of olghty-thron your day of January-tho « opal Houso of Roprowotatlyon Iiclongs tho banor of boing the Orae ao abolition of alavory Jo tho Uniteds Statox. The followlag. 4 hayo alroady ratiog tho amendmont:— 6—Miohipnn
B—Riodo Ietand. O—Woat Virgiaia
5—Minolx Tho following loyal Statew havo yot to moLupon i AL Joost we have np to thin tune bad no announcement of thor haviog dono xo:—
1—Arkatiann T1—Minnoaota Connect ut, 12—Now Maiypohire, California. 13—Now Jorwog,
4—Dotaware, 14—Novada
b— Indiana 16—Ohio,
Iowa. 16—Orogon,
1—Kanaan 17—Tonnare.
8—Rontuoky, 18—Vormont,
0— Loulsnaa, 19—Winonsla.
10—Malbo.
Tho robo! Alave Stato aro as follown:—
5—North Carolina ‘6—outh Carolina.
2—Florida —Coorla 4—Misalaippt
Where tho robol cavalry were driven fa. A column of Sherman's cavalry was also paid to be joy dog raplaly on tho Augusta wokoown polot The
Bhorman ts moviog on Dronohville
road, Upon pomo
rebels are confident tht Hayy nkirwish- 76 at places within iwenty to thirty miles of Obarleston Js roportod, and it ls nald that tho Unionists cam up to ‘Young's Ialand io barges on the Ist inst, landed, drove
fn the rebel pickets and frod a number of volliings
Wo havo revolved filos to tho 0th of Novombor last of tho two nowsapors printed In tho Koglish Innguago in Yokobama and Kanagawa, Japan; Thoir advertising ol: rons give good cvidone) (hat Uhe buxlivoas of tho forolyn. morobanta In that country [kin a prosperous conditton. Ht ineaid that tho commercial treaty with Franco lax boon Ignored by tho Tyooon, On tho 20th of Octobor ro: viown took place on the samo parade ground of about
‘NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7,
an infant e&ild find tn found frown to death oo ‘ncant lot new the Thlrh ¥-first precint station house,
John Densler waa yesw™iny committed to prison Anwwor the chargnof havin & At Oro W hin promises, No.
O77 Wont Teronty alghth eies OF ‘Thomas Moloney an
looked up in the Bombs fy Aanxwer
allcrowded with wkatora The ah ¥ was clear,
day for @kating could not Be dost. ‘According to tho Cliy Thimpootartia ¥ four hundred and raventy (Urey deatiie, 1 tho city
twonty throw m compared wItIS4X ie ntsrta lity of the week
nolther Increasing nor dooroasing’ Wor Uke past throw wooks about Uemuno wookly nuxiiyrof dos ths from it haye boon roparted. Daring tho vp ening: on Un Zid ik, twonty-alx paraons died from 1% :duriog what eortlng op the 00th alt the samo number, avi: duaing tho weal ending 00 tho OW Inet twonty-novert:
Baroy, the alleqod Lake Keio rebotpsimte, who is now In ouatody In Dotrokt, will, It ta nald, Dawe Dike trial In Chan’ Unitod Blates Dintrtot Court in that oli
‘Tho governmont schooner Rachol Boomh ij;from DBosu- fort, N, O., on the 26uy alt, arrived hore yreterday, hoy- Ing Oxporionced very romgta woatbor ¢ rity moarly tho ontiro pamsago,
A tripple murdéer wm committed paenrthbe town of Cidwator, Michigady om Taceday nighi® liek A man, named Dayld Ly Divina, datiboralaly killed Jhia wife ia order that ho might mearry « young Indy Uxiyhous be wit engaged, and, belng marprived by Iie fatter nnd-motbor while consammating thers, shot them bets, threw to there bodies Jno thecoliae smd wot the hoese ‘on Bre, Th»smurdoror was sereslod, and confowed "tho doed in (hmooolost mannor pomultle 1b kn prowun edstlint ho Ih tnnano,
‘Tho lock markot wan Higher yeatontay, Céveraments Wormatronger, (old eponod wx 212, and closed at 213%, ‘ho high prios of gold yoabrrday rondorcd tho felling fn commorolad olrcloa, Looyan’, and tho morchints gen orally domanded voryA oll jriates for all kinds of toounmo- ities Not HLUe was done In forign morchanésey, how- over; but thio ralon of. domestic goods worn fairent full prices, On 'Ohange: tho flour market waa moroouctiyo api 60. bighor Wheat: ndvacced, 20 n Bo., witl more Jnayiry, Corn anioata wore qalet but frm. ‘Taw pork markot opened dulljand hewxy, but closed acttye and Oem. Hoof waa moro active aod Armor, while tant was Arroor, With moredolag, YAninkey was dull ot nrovioun ratoa Proljgtita miled slondy. bat quiot
‘The Trac Origin, ory and Ro tho Tkneont Attempt at Peace.
Tho faote atatod im this artiole aro derived from such sources ax.to entitle thom to impliclt boliof, Taey are correct boyond tho possl- Dility of mistake.
14 Jolin + Willlams woro yorterday tho complaint of haying stolon two huadred dif "8 from Michaal Moriarty.
Aflar Bunday'e rest and frost & “ooding, tbe loo was yon
Corday again In oxcollent oonfltie 0, and tho ponds by making one good newspaper ont of two dull tho alr
sharp, Jot pare and LovicoMUog me 4, altogether, « Boor
tho wook éxiligg on tho Cth of Volknma7—a decrease of
previous, anditmonty-two Lom Urn onus 64 dari tho corrovpondingg week last yoar, Btwallyinx » appoars to bo
186
bune—More Elbows of the Mincio,
It is not every prophet who lives to see bia predictions realized long after be has given up the {dea of their falflmont., Many months ago wo announced that m echome was in contem- plation to unite the Times and Trifnne upon tho miscogonation prinolple, in tho hope of
journals. Weekn prasod and the scheme was not carried into effect. Perhapa the notorious
port thers wero | fallnro of the miscegenation principle when during | applied to tho World and tho Opurier and En-
(quirer caused this unfortunate but temporary dolay. At any rate tho Ides has been revived, and, if we may Judge by the utterances of yea- torday’s Trine, it is now in practical opora- tion. Tho results, 23 eoen In its first develop- monta, are calonlsted to delight and bewilder tio impartial obsorver. That crudite, brilliant and logical philosopher, who astonished man- Kind with his uneqnalled essy upon “the sibows of the Mincio formed by the sympathios of youth,’ ehines like Dbeoutifal atar in the | combimtlyo galaxy. Glorious aa he was m the Zimes, ho is still more’ of = joy forever ty ho mincegcnatod issue of tho Tribune.
Wo evo to do justice to) gontas, and we can- ant neglect to call espacial sttention to the Asplhi of thought, folicity ofexpression, apénces of imagery and logical colleronoe displayed by the writer of tho Tvibune’s’ eifitorial upon )Provala, The philosophor tb‘ whom we haye rofarred).nmd who was undoubtedly the author of thie: cdiiorial above mentioned), evidontly folt onltod wpom to surpass himaolf, aml brought all hit-powers to bear upoin the work before him. Let othors do og” thoy-ploased) be was otoominvd wo ehow the Tithe people that, by miscegensting with the Tihs, they had gained iniwriter “of whom,” avyMontagne Tigg ; sagoly remarked, “nono but himsolf, could be | tho parallol of? He began Tis: article pon Prussia with o bricf, business Mo: slztement “Tho Prnsslan Chambers,” said boy, “ware re- opened by a specoh from the tlirone on tho 14thi of Jsnuary.” Then he: proceeded to give nsynopeia of that speecti; and! kere it is:—" While oxpressinz a hopo that tho diffor- ences which have aorisen withinc the: Inst few wevks Botwoon the government and the Gham- bor of Deputies should be brought‘tove recon- cillationy’ the King again announces what pro- poaltions: they wonld submit or consider. If
Old Mr, Blair wos induced to moke bis: first pllgrimago to Richmond by tho conviction on bis own part, and in tho minda of the fiends mt tbo North who prompted him to undor- tako tho task, that ho might bo instramon tal In bastoning ponoo, But it wasventirely voluntoor mission, undertaken without ony authority whatover from the President, ond baroly with pormission to pasa through our lines, His cordial reception at Rich- mond, and tho friendly treatmont which bo rocoived whilo thoro, alrengthoned bis confi- denco in his ultimate success. Bofore ho loft for homo Jofferson Davis addressed to him a lotter, oxprossing o strong dosiro for peace, and offering to walve all formalitios in sottling our dificultios on tho basis of two govorn- monta Tho lotter was adroltly couched in such torma as, to n hasty, caroless roader, might conceal the olovon foot—or olovon
alsto n bundred Nritieh soldiers and tho Japancso ua: Ulonal forces, the troops of the wo nations manguyer- Jog alongalido of exch other. Two Brith offlcom wore
on tho plantations Three ateamers wore reported 01 White's Point, on the Combalico river, on tho camo ay, with troops, who were making attompla to Jana.
Mr, Webb, ont Minister at Rio Janeiro, bos 1uformed Pio Stato Dopariment that tho government of Hraait has }ssu0d a docrce oxcluaing tho rebel pirate Shenandoah from all Its porta
Heavy artillory fring betweon the oppoalog batteries Ia tho vicinity of the Appomattox river took place on Laat Saturday ovening, continuing from soven o'clock ttl DalGpast nloo Wo have not learned that it had apy im: Portant rorult &
Included In our election from rebel newspapers thie {Morning Is tho call in fullof General Lee for tho do Givery to tho rebel authorities of all arma and military equipments in private hands Allusion to this tins al xesdy beon made in tho Hn, It shows that the robela aro beginning to lack arma aa well as mon, Gold 4o Richmond on last Friday was quoted at forty:four
hundred per cent promlum. The rebel Senate on the
fst volod thanks to John Lancaster, of England, for xveculog Captain Semmes fn the yacht Deorhound, at the Limo Captain Winslow, of tho Kearsarge, scat the pirate Alabama to the bottom of the sea.
‘A surgoon and ffeen privates who deserted from the Ono Hundred and Thirty-tbint Tronesseo robal rogimont JBrrived at Cairo, Iil., on Sanday Last xebol Army of Tennesse has gone into winter quart*ra ‘Bt Tupelo, Misa Thoy contradict tho ‘statement that (General Cheatham bad abandoned tho rebel cause and S4vised bis men todo likewise. They say that ho had merely granted furloughs to his soldiera The surgeon Biales that many of the men who straggled from Hood's army on its rotreat are relurning, now that they Ond it ‘Has gone into winter quarters
The town of Litchfield, Grayson county, Kentucky, ‘was vinlted on tio Consecutive daya lately by ganga of Buerillas under the freebooters Willams and Jones ‘They confined thelr plundering principally to clothing Gad whlakey.
In tho clection held by the rebels fn. portion of Ark- fnss, in October last, to choose three members for the Bichmond Congress, only threo thousand seven hundred ad \hiny-two yotes in all were polled. The free const! Valion of thst State was adopted in March last by a vote
~ol over thirveen thousand. CONGRESS.
An the Senate yectorday Mr. Sumner offered a resolu: ‘Wor calling on the Presi4ent for Information relative to he late peace mission Mr. Ranisbury objected, and the abject was lald over under the rules, It will no doubt De adopted to-day, and it ls believed that the Prosident
‘will speedily resyoud ip fa relation
soonnected with his important eye a Laat cele
sprocesdings of the New York Cliamber of Gommerea = vor of the Bankrupt bil wns proventod bill ju 5 is commutation price of army omcery ore
3og thom from the payment f income
hem three months poy on being
Thoy may that tho
rallons, relioy- Ul, abd giving
fiuvtered out was reporled. by the Military Coinmitten. ‘the President was called upon for. tuformation
es Jo whether any permite (0 trade fo colton In the rete
lates have been granted wince the 21 of July tan.
‘Whether they were psid for, under what law they moro granted and under what infierics they wore obtained.
ibe consideration of the brill rapplemental to the Enrol.
Fpmyment of local bounties was sirieken out. An amaena
lanent repealing tho rection of the Enrolment oct which {permits agents of Slates to recroit ih tho rebel States [At adopted by a voto of twenty-soven wo twelve; Pemceforth, therefore, cach Btate most All up ite quota E17 Us owe population ‘Some amendments to tho sec-
sient act wad resumed. The ection providing tor the
murdored by (he natives while on ah excurcon through {ho country In tho Intter part of November,
The Hoard of Suporvinora mot yodtontay nfernoon; Dut no business of Importance came bytore thom, Thoy adjonrnod to Monday noxt et waa (ronaaotod byt
ng ® quorw stands oljourned to noxt Thursday,
The Tammany Soololy hl a regular monthly mocting at tho Okt Wigwam last evening, Grand Sachom Pordy, preaiding, Th anoo of members was quite largo, and the procoodings wero mostly of @ routine character, with a singlo exception—namely, actlon respecting, the death of the late Augustus Purdy. A committes of five appolntod to draft nuitablo rorolutlona jo rogant to the occurrence » next meoting. Tho following now mombera wor choson:—Mesare Jobn Marphy, Win. Kelly, Adolph Wolfe, John B Burritt anit 3.1 Flonoyan Tho aunuial election for Sachoms will
in April next
Councilmen yeater: prevent, The Dootd,
as Company did not turn off tho gan Alrest lamps in that portion of the
ayTangornont bas yot bor
ffoated botween t ninon Council and them regarding thelr demand for tho in. creased price of ffy-three dollars per year for each sirvot lamp,
Tho salt Of Luthor @ Tibbots against Witham I. Fogg, for allog'st slander, was commoneod Youtorday In the Sus preme Court, ciroult, before Judgo Leonanl. Aftor Mr, Tibbets had given his own testimony ho took is case out of the hand of sel and conducted It himsetf, A-numbor of witnostes wore oxantnod, and the marvela of epirituallim apd magnotiam figured In tho evidence with narratives of operations on the Corn Exchange and aketchos of life in the Tombs Tho case was adjourned over till tooday. ‘
In tho United Statos District Court, Judge Notts Aiding, tho United Statos District Attornoy yesterday fil a libel against the prito steamer Blenbo-m, an English fronelad youl, captured by Aduiral Portore fleet, in Now Inlot a sliort timo since. Tho vessel and cargo Aro Yalan at one hundred and Ofty thousand dollars
A broker'a clerk, named Jobn Gill, was yosterd: charged before United States Commlssonor Osborne wil having passed a counterfeit fifty dollar Troasory note on\ © boy, named Michacl Cronin. Ths Commlsiloner de- elded that the ovidonce was not suffictent to bold Mr, GU, and thorefore discharged him
The Febraary term of the Court of General Sossiona commenced yesterday, bofors Recorder Homfinan, who, 10 charging tho Grand Jury, made «somo observations upon
{
crimlual coarte In procuring juries in casea of munter. Tho oxamination In, tho caso of Sweeny against Brook, for an alloged bel, was indefinitely postponed, a civil sult having been commenced by Mr. Sweeny.
pondence during the past year, making nino hundred andrannd Chrepeake cases, the constraction of iron.
as stated officially.
street suddenly became violently il, and thoir symptoms indicated that polson of come kind had been swallowed by ther, Of all those attacked only one, howoyer, a Little girl four years of age, died. Yesterday tho Coro. ner's Investigation of the case was concluded. No wvl- dence of polson haying boon swallowed Jn tho food or otherwise was addueed, and medical gentlemen and the chemist who made an analysis of tho elomach of de- ‘ceased were of the opinion thal the sickness was caused
city lighted by ther, ay bad boon anticipated, though no |
the daties of Jarors and tho diffeulty experienced by tho |
Tho Oret volume of Mr. Sewant’s diplomatic corres
pages, lias becn printed, nnd we ave recelyed a synopaia of its contents; bot as tho subjects discussed—tho Alex-
clads for tho rebels in England, &e¢—have been long | since disposed of, wo rofrain from reproducing the facts
various occupanta of the hous No, 4@4 Washington |
govornment—which, on close inspection, was ploinly visible at tho bottom of it
Tt woemod to be a cunning offort to place the odium of continuing an unnecossary war on Mr, Lincoln. Our sagnofous Presidont spoodily sent Mr. Blair back with assurances that he also was dosirous of peaco, and, in substance, that, without stickling for technicalities, ko would liston to what any messonger might | hayo to ay if sent by Jeferon Davis or any othor prominent rebel, provided the necessity | of preserving our own as the one government. of the rholo United States were first conceded.
Thus far, in this diplomatic gamo, Mr, Lin- coln had dooidedly got the botter of Mr. Davis. It would notdo for tho sbaking confedernoy to } Jeave the matter thus, The astute Mr.Stephons was called to tho ald of Mr. Davia A long
conference was hold. It was dotormined that
| Mr, Stephens, Judge Campbell and Mr, Hunter | should proceed North and try thoir joint bond | nt mending mattor& ‘Thoy ontored Grant's Mnes on the assuranco that thoy came on the | basis of Mr. Lincoln's instructions to Mr. Blair. But when the President and Mr. Seward met thom, il turned out that all they roanted was an ar- mistice, the consideration of the maintenance of the Union to be put off to a more convenient seas son, when thoir stomachs should be full of the fat to bo derivod from our land and their mili- tary stores roplenishod. Mr, Lincoln again informed them that tho esorvation of the Union must be a condition precedent to any other arrangements, and that Ne would never consent to but one cessation &f hostilities and that woud be the final one. | Four hours of good-natured, civil talk en- sued; but itall resulted in nothing more than wo have already stated.
Tho truth is that tho rebels are very hardly pressed by our armles. Thoy soo that by the sword they must perish, and so they have sought to save themselves by negotiation and diplo- macy. But in this Mr. Lincoln shas shown himself more than a match for them. They havo found him amiable and courteous, | but firm and inflexible as the everlasting rocks.
On Monday, tho 80th ult., It will be romemberel, | Ho bas now satisfiod the clamorous peaco men
thoy wonld only (ns is asserted) make a dis- union peace, why did tho President go, down ”” ‘That ig: question which we cannot. answer in this copnection, and we havo no dont that tho Chamber of Doputics will find its. poser. The king fs evidently too much for the: Doputies, Thoy had bottor give it up, if it bo-a conun- drum. Let tho “differonces which Knve arison’” We what thoy may, the King has achieved a tromondous moral ndyintage over overy other person in Prussia by asking that startling, that unansworable, that ‘confounding question, “Why did tho President go down!”
The Tribuno and Times philosopher might havo stoppod hero and been immortal ; but the exuborance of his thoughts prevents. He goes on, thoroforo, to express bis viows upon Prus- sian affairs, and ho does it in this extraordinary: stylo:—“As we have already romarked,”— whore and whon not stated—with espooial roferonce to Mr, Blair's visita to Richmond, we do not expect poace to bo made by any such off-hand process as the throwing of a handkor- chief.” This is excessivoly clear. It is unques- tionobly intonded as p reply to the King of Prossia’s conundrum, “Why did the President go down?” Asa bold, manly and ambitious attempt to solve the royal puzzle, it is ontitled, wo admit, to our unmitigated admiration, Tho fact is, howover, that we shall have to wait for furthor adyices from Europe before de- ciding whothor or not it is correct To
us the roply appears as incomprehon- sible as the question, and we decline to grapplo, with either. The Zribuna |
wwritor, howover, is made of stornor stuif, If that be not the right answer he has another quilo as mystorions. “But, now that the Prosi- dont has gone down,” he continues, with undi- minished pluck, “to understanding with the Chamber can only be secured by the main- tenance of the organization of the army, which guarantees its military efficiency and conse- quently tho security of the country.” Preciacly so. We understand that as olearly as we un- dorstand tho King of Prassia’s previous obser vations, If the President has gone down to gotan undorstanding with the Chamber, wo hope that tho King will come over here and got an understanding with the rebels. Recipro- cal courtesies of this kindare not atall unusual among rulers of difforent nations; but how under the sun did the Times and Trimme man find out this singular arrangement? Was it from the samo source as that from which he obtained the nows of “the recognition intrigue” a fow days ngot
It were a waste of time to trice tho argu: ment of tho learned editor of the Tribune throngh all its phase The question, “Why did the President go down?” is evidently on bis mind, a3 it was on the mind of tho King of Prussia, and be struggles with it through seve~ ral columns, When such an intellect as his totters beneath this load, why should we try our fooble atrength? He bas informed us that, to the best of his knowledge and belief, the President went down to get an “understanding with the Chamber,” and we are perfectly wil- ling to take his word for it. But, upon a closer inspection, we find that our philosophical friend has sproad himself all over yesterday's paper, and that, not content with elucidating tho rela- tions between tho King of Prussia and the Prosident, he throws considerable light upon tho relations of Secretary Seward and Fortress Monroe. “Governor Soward,” be doclares, “was there a day bofore him'—meaning tbe King of Prussia—had- met the Confedorntes, and mast have known Fortress Monroe to con- for with three Confederate chief”” What now and dreadful plot is here? What right has a
of tho North, who havo pertinaciously insisted | that soft words would melt the hearts of the ob- urate rebels. Toll is of no use, AN that re mains fs to ight it ont, and tho quickor that is done tho better.
SS Tue Tartest Dirtomar or Mopery Tres —Old
by inhaling some mlasm in the apartments, The voniict was im accordance with this opinion. poh lbduest was lield yestenday on tho body of Mr. Thomas N. Wallaco, who was crushed to death by s loco- tasgies 9f the New Haven Railroad Company, at the ox of Fourth avéhue andiBixhty-sixth streot, while tag fodearoring to placo some frolghit aia trai on Birick. A verdict of accidental death was Tandered.
“bles wos of wt hg Gorpmery’ eWay yeataney that
Abe is not only taller than other men in physi- cal stature, bat in diplomacy he towers above
all his compedfs. He conducts diplomatic matters a3 Napoleon did war, contrary to tho
United States fortress to confer with three rebel ohiefst If this sort of thing is to bo allowed who knows when our fortresses may surrender themselves to the tebels? We thank the Tribune philosopher for Warning us. of the alarming danger of such conferences, It is true that Socretary Seward “must have known” of this conference, and he would probably have interfered to prevent the rebels getting the better of the fortress in any argument which might ensuo; but still Secretary Seward may not always know what
teachings of the schools, but ina way to win. | is going on, and the Zribune philosopher is Ye bas shown more ability and ekill In this | right to sound the alarm. The best way for our little byplay with the rebels than is contained | fortresses to speak to the enemy is through the fn all the ponderous volumes of Mr. Soward’s | mouths of thelr cannon, and we prefer Grant
Aiplontitic gorrosondence,
5.
ferences. The synopsis of the King of Prus-
sia’s speech, with which tho miscegensted
writer for the amalgamated Times and Tribune
bas farnished ua, fs most masterly; his reply to the King of Proasia’s extraordinary conundrum, “Why did the President go down?” is wonder- fally clover and ingenious; but In pointing out the fact that Fortress Monroo bas been confer- ring with three rebel chiefs he has done tho nation a real service, which, we, at least, shall never forget
The Peace Question—Lhe Issue Before tho
Rebel Authorities at Richmond.
Tho late peace conference, as we anticipated, was a dead lock from the beginning to the end, betwoon President Lincoln's condition prece- dent of a recognition of the supreme authority of tho Union, and the rebel sine qua non of on armistice and then the recognition of tholr southern confederacy. The rebel commission- ors having mo suthority to onter into nego- tiations for peaco, except as the represen- tatives of on independent government, tho Executive conld do nothing better than to dismiss them with his ultimatum and his prom- izes of the most liberal treatment if they would Yay down their arms; give up thoir hopeless couso of Sonthorm independence, and roturn to thoir rightil alleginnce, B
What good, thea; has resulted from this fm- posing couferenceif it has lott tho contending parties in this wir preciscly as they stood Bofore? This is the question which wo ave now cailodi to consider. T™ tho first place, however, this: Inte conforencs;. if it bas done nothing else; ins dono muck for the cause of the eoun- try in’ offscting a clear, definite and authori- tatiyo'undorstanding onj both sidos whichdid) not exist baforo, In tho loyal States, for exam ple, wo! have had an’ active, ogitating peaco! faction’ at: work upos tle theory that if te: Jeaders and! people off tho rebellious States coulcibie assared of thairrights under the een— stitation, ani that no confiscations and none of tha: pains and penalties of treason would! follow their submission, But that they would bo welooined back again like the repentant prod galsorjthero would be go difficulty in secure ing a spoody and’ endurmg peace. Now, thias mischivvous Northern penoo faction is disarmed? of its weapons and: eilbnced, for all theso: assurareas of ‘forgivencaspobeolution and con stibutioil: protection: have been offered byy Presideat: Lincoln to; tlie rebel leaders and! their followors, upon: thie: eimplo condition of” thoir returnito\the ark offear common safetzy, the Uniom,
But, oxaim: The eauifs of this Inte peacor miesion will!do much,in the correction of fulsa: impressions:among the eadors and followers of the robellion. There is a peaco party among them whieh:Has professed to believe that the war might. be ended and Southern indepen dence obiained through the intervention; af
diplomacy, with the “Lincoln government.” The londers:of this party in the rebol Congress bave beem very active of late in behalf/of'a peace commission to Washington. Now, wlint evor may have been the motives of Davis in this late peace exporiment, the report: of its proceedings will compel these rebel peace: agi- tatora to define their trae position. They: Bave studiousty avoided thus far the alternative of reconstruction; but we suspect that they have been all the time looking in this direction. If, after hearing the reports of Stopbens, Huntor and Campbell, a single man in cither kouse of tho rebel Congross shall indicate a disposition for poace, wo may bo suro that thesend is near. Otherwise, wo may accopt tho issue of this James river peace conference as, the signal at Richmond for preparations for the most despo- rato and sanguinary Oghting of the war.
Assnming tbat tho rebel peaco party will be temporarily borne down upoa the alternative of independence or subjugation, the Southern war party of firo-oaters, on the othor hand, will be despoiled of their venom by anything like a candid report from their peaco commission- ors. Against such a report all those imfammn- tory jerominds from the rabid Southern war jour- nals and orators to their poople, that submission to the Union means tho seizure of their estates, honses, lands and negroes, the dishonoring of their wives and daughters, and the horrors of Yankee tyranny and brutality in every shape and form, will lose their force upon the South- ern popular mind. From the experience of the peoplo of Savannah, under the acceptable gov- ernment of General Sherman, the people of all tho South will be prepared to entertain the promises of Abrabam Lincoln as comprehend- ing not their spoliation and destruction, but thoir salvation and security with their return to tho Union.
A proclamation to this end, it has been inti- mated, may shortly be looked for from Prosi- dent Lincoln “to all whom it may concern.” That the effect of such a proclamation will be good cannot be doubted. We presume, how- ever, that they are awaiting at Washington the reception of the rebel peace agents and their
_ Te” at Laat.
The increase in the circulation of the Weesty Heratp has lately been almost without parallel It was thought when the telegraph wea introduced and brought into general nse by the daily nowspapers, that the weekly newa- papera would be seriously affected, and, per-
haps, driven entirely out of circulation. It was thonght that, from the immense circulatlowand influence of the Henatp alf over the world, people would hardly believe that a Wraxsr Heratp could contain anything in the ehape ot newa more then tho daily supplied. It in true we have made the Weexty more than & mere newspaper. Wo enrich its columns with literatore ond art, with music and the drama, with agriculture and the useful sciences, Being on independent paper, it did not ndyance by means of political clubs or party machinery, which give to the partisan journals a spasmodic circulation; very large during Presidential and other exciting political campaigns, and falling to@ miserable ciseula- tion when the excitement Is over. These jour- nals ose mere campaign documents, and they enjoy only a similar prosperity. We havo done oar best to mnko the fncremse of tho Werxty Henaro steady and substantial, but the inorease- was slow. = About te fime of the last Presidential leo tion, and after it, the Albany Regency and tho: World, with: their affiliated organs, commenced. a escries of terrible attacks on us for come reason or other, we donot know what ; whether it was something concerning Generna McClellan, or some private griefs of thoir owe. It wosa revival of the: old war upon us of. twenty or twenty-five years ago, which we havotiveddown end outlived, aud was conducted im the samo spirit and in tHe same language. The World. and the Regeney, were vituperative, malicious,
frantic, but not original; the atyle was old and stile. They got all tho small papers in the —country which
affiliate with the: Regenoy to pitch into us, and people began st Iast to wonder what it was all about, ond they eagerly sought, efter the Heratp to see, Ail of a sudden we fownd tho subscription to thes WEEKLY going up immenso- ly. We could not account for it at fist, be eanso ofits suddemoss; but now we cempre- bend that we owe it'to the attacks of the World and the Albany Regency. We have, thoreforo, struck “ilo” at last. The probability is that the WeesLy Herarmwill soon have the largest ciroulation in the wnrld, in return for which we confess a deop debtof gratitude to the World and the Albany Regpacy, which we will \nover forget.
The peoplo have Iearned that they might expect a good indopendent Weexy, inawhich they could find news, not mere partisenship, and hence it is.aow fast becoming thorpaper of the people. Néraro its columns, as we said, confined entirely te the nows of the day and editorial commont thereupon, but itis aditerary and agricultural;journal also, both of tifese de- partments receiving the utmost caro to render them amusing, instractive and usefudi to our country readers.
It is the chowpest paper published in tho world. According to our presont’ rates of subserlption—bwe dollars a year fdr ainglo copy, and a greatly reduced price; to clubs of three, five onten, at the respective nutes of five, eight and fifteen dollars a year—there is no comparisom between it and any other weokly journal published on the score of quality and cheapnes& While all the other weeklies have ad- vanced their rates from {wenly-five:to two hundred per cenk, the price of the Weexty Wanap remains unchanged. It is printed on elegant paper, manu- faotured expressly for it, and: on olear type, which can be distinctly road from the firat pago to the last. Evory topic of the day, affecting tho interests of overy class, is treated fully, in a fair and impartial spirit,
The Spring Campatgn—Ponce Only
Through War.
The negotistions, if they are entitled to Ho name, recently carried en in Hampton Reads have snddenly dropped down from the high position they occupied in public thought. Reace once more becomes an insubstantial pageant ond fades ont of view, leaving on men’s mén- tal retine so faint an impression that the very fiuest of all fine lenses cannot photegraph ita features or even indicate their outline. Some of the correspondents still seem to insist that this conference has not been altogether vain, and adhere fo the opinion that it has “opened the door” to n practical arrangement of the national tronbles. But, on the other hand, tha Secretary of State declares that it was a total failure; and in the mist and mystery of tho whole business we see all the time the offer of a peace not taken, the very erect figure of Old ‘Abe holding tho “door open,” as he has hold it throughout the war, and inyiting the enemy to enter on the simplest and ensiest of all possible terms—“lay down your arms.” Those terms have
report atRichmond. The issue of peace or war now rests upon Davis and his confederate rulers. They must prepare for peace on the ultimatum of submission, or for another strug- gle of war from which they can be rescued from swift destruction only by a miracle.