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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19
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Arrest Of Di,honest Stypanf Captain johnson, Of
tho 18th ward police and officer Williams, sted yes
terday afternoon, woman by the name Of Mary Don
nay, formerly In the service If Mr. William Atwell, re
siding at No SO Lexington charge of steal
ing cashmers shawl valued at S85 together with two
dress patterns valued At S. This woman 1t appears
stole the property the Of last month
and snos that time viRilaut search has been made
and finally through the ingenuity and perseverance,
Of Captain johnson and officer Williams the accused
was found snugy slowed away asleep In . house
situated in twenty Fourth street. the Second Ave-
nue., where in trunk found tie stolen shawl,
which this thieving creature had cut In two pieces
This Mary Donnally, few months ago, stole box
or Je~rlry, belonging 10 . gentleman In Brooklyn
with whom she was employed as servant Capt. John
son mas discovered trace OF this jewery and will
aouot recover the same consequently the owner will
40 well TO call upon thu above officers at the 18th ward
station house. Or 10 Justice Merritt second district po-
prison for trial
Charge o. snd'fng Horse and Woson.- Oficers
Trnush and Everson, Of the Fifth ward arrested last
ght two men BY the name Of James Kreamer and La
ayette heseey one chsrse Of stealing horse and
gon belonging to MIR Coffee residing In gton st
Justioe Osborne locked them no for further hearing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19

FIsH-NOtniDE dong
Of 30 900 boxes of wet dried rasins
made AZ 81 AS held at 81 50 by retail; 1908
half aud quarter boxes seld ut 80 and 40 cents
1870 bales Lsnguedoc almonds sold private terms and
800 bushels OF southern peanuts at 81 l2h.
HEMr-There was no change in American dew. rotted.
Sales Of 100 bales OF st Domingo damaged made
by auction st SOL per ton, cash.
Lrsp-The market continued quiet, without change
in quotations.
MoLA,sEs Sales of to 800 barrels New Orleans vera
made at $50. The market for good foreign continued
steady.
NAVAL sroRE,-There nothing of moment doing,
except sale OF 100 bbls OF tar ut So
-Linseed-Moderate sales Of both English and
city pressed continued TO be made 6a5s, for the
mer and et 60c for he latter Selected whale remain
ed steady ut s6,. There wss no change ia other de
scriptions Of hrh oil salad oil was frmer.
PRoyisIoSs-Thero were soms supplies OF new mess
pork in the city not yet inspected bat the
ket for immediate sale hence II In good demand at
full prices sales OF prime made ut 81 rs sales
80 bari els OF Winchester pork hams made as
81 So and so do largo teroes Of shoulders nj So as.
Beef-saes Of l25 barrels OF beef hams were mad Gt
$40 and 100 do Vermont at $40 So and so barrels YER
mont meas do at So rs LardSses OF so bsrr-is
maze at s|s, and $40 kegs do were made at So la
cheese and butter there was no change in prices worth
noticing
Rrcg-The market was steady, and sales Of 40 or 80
ti.rces made at SO 50 a 50 elk.
srIcEs-sales OF Jamaica Pimento vsre reported e.
NO.
Sales of 800 to 500 bags made at $40 per
ton, at o months.
suMAx Sale, Of about 200 hid, of New Orleans were
made at AZ a5iso and 400 boxes of whits and brown
Havana were made at 81 10 at months
TaLLow-The sales footed up about So 600 lbs ucu-
ding good rendered &c sc with some lots Of common
at 75s Sc.
WHALEsoSr-The market continued quiet, and no
Gales OF moment were reported.
WHISKY Moderate sales of State Prison were ma
king at 26c.
FsEiaHrs-Sc me 10 tierces Of beef were taken for
Giasgow at a. Cd Rates to Liverpool were qnies ss
6ld for aud Is to "a sterling asked for hour,
maiued nomnslly the same
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he bsisass IN ssaa snef providing ~ Tia uscts.tea
n the aifapisti9s eaA eiasi Fsymsss.'
BASE o. rgE st.1r o., ALlslHs lss BsAseHs., pts.
Agsrssate amount OF collection. made to Dee l.
Erpendlarei " $50 ''''
Two year. interest on ON u G5,ss Fund s
years interest on 10th section debit ieo soo A.
Leaving balance, Dec i,t. isa7, of sir7lio 81
We deduct from this balance the outttsndipg circu
ation on tho lst of Dec Isa7 Of $i5777 there will
be lett only S7io97a. From the frat balance Of SLIM
$50 d. is to be deducted amounts due to the sevsrs
townships, required To ss retained on hand by the
act of February, 1915. This will absorb neSrly
the whole Of this balances leaving the outstanding
circulation to be liquidatsd by the proceeds OF the
remaining assets Of the bank 1t will be perceived
by this exhibit Of this affairs OF the State Bsnk and
branches that there Is nothing left Of tia collections
already made, to be applied to the payment of the
principal intsrsst OF the domestic debt the Stats
The domestic debt OF the State amounts to 50 600
to pay which the State has only the outstanding sss
held by the bank, and the other of that institution
and branches, which have been valued by ths Commits
sloners at 50 200 000 should that be realised
of which there is considerable doubt The balance left
after redesmng the circulation outstanding the Let
OF December, ls4 would bs about 81 COO leaving
balance the domestic debt still due OF $3.50 600 The
annual interest the domestic debt Is 800 COO and
the foreign debt S47i 0o0, IN skng total expenditure
for interest 900 this only 5000 raised by
taxation leaving deficiency Of $37l 200 In the event
of the domestic debt being extnguished by the remain
ing assets of tine bank the deficiency will be reduced to
S27l 0O0, which will have to be raised by additions,
taxation, which will swell the amount to be raised by
taxes to pny nterest the public debt to Si7l 000a
increase of $a7looO as asovs stated, the presen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19

At Peekshil, on The 1881 inst ANN GRnvNs Gas
aged 20 years and months wife OF Joseph Cris
Sous and eldest daughter of Mr. w IL Briggs OF Pesks
KIN
On Tuesday morning after lingering illussa Mrs
EMELrr CoRK1 dsughlsr Of VIM. sheppard In the asth
year OF her sgs
The friends Of he family, and the msmbsrs CT thu
Fnh Upivsrssst Society are respectfully invited TO at
end her iuurra, this stternoon st COOK, from the
rssidence Of her father No 235 Finh street
On the IA Instant JsrE Wssos, vile OF ithsmour
William Renall aged as Years
Her friends ana thoss Of her husband, viii p,esss meet
at No Orchard street, on wednesday aftsrAoon, ats
O'Clock,
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feeling YET relieve all speak voices gives
consumed bid the seky live This riddle and
cold Q, uoohlsssme cough Let the whose lungs
are mn ,med or whose throat U children
have The whooping cough remember that if Mrs Jervs
cold candy was made of there would he less
Jog and thction around u.s. This he sug made
ifom herb: and ,oo,s ,,sey selected from Nature Grand
way corner OF White street Agentsl0 Aston House, la
ls3 and s3s Broadway Hammond Co. Broadway aud
Chambest 1863 Bowey Of Fourth ?23 Desck
Brigham II aud 100 Az .; Nelson cor Of Csharne aud
cor Bowery and Grand Mrs HAYES 1873 Faton street and
Aaatic street. Brooklyn % Grand St. WILLIAMSBURG Each
package iuvatia ~ MIS- W. Jcryis PUT up u
eyes Of Is. % Is and 81 each.
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m arrsed.

On Monday, the 18th instant, In the hrst Reformed
joins l.. GasESE. son OF Randall II Greene. Esq TO
May LOUISE TALMace daughter Of the Hon. Thomas
G. Talmsge, sl Of that city
On Thursdsy evening. I3th Inst by the Rev Mr..
Leafs Pastor of Third Presby Church. Brooklyn
Mr. Joa, DoueHESrY, to Miss ANNA CARBANr.
At Monroe Village Jan lib, by the Rev. MIR Woods,
Mr. RosGar POLLARD, OF this city, TO Aiss MARY JANE
TuRssrx, OF the above ramad place
Gu sunday, ID b inbs by Rev. Mir J mes Nous LOUIS
HErRr Dusois formerly of frauce) 20 Miss ELrsBErs
SARGENT, daughter of Phnsas Sargent, q Hiverbii,
Masa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19

LAW AGAINST ApULTERY.-This law, which
has passed the Assembly, will, we hope, soon
pass the Senate. We expect, if it passes, that
two-thirds of the Legislature will, under its
operation, be sent to the penitentiary next year,
instead of the placea they now OCCUPY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19
Mall Failures.

THE VERY FIRST The editor of the alabama
Journal, IN his paper Of thu 9TH inst scknow-
lodges the receipt, from Mr.. Judkins, of Mt
Meigs, of a dish of new Irish potatoes. The
manned IN growth and flavor Tbev ws anu ,a.y
in the open air and without any forcing process"
Unless the above Is hoax, they grew very
early potatoes "ovey there."
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City Intelligence.

TIE wEAIHns-rhs weather Yesterday, vas several
degrees colder than any day for q week past. The
change very seusbly felt aud and furs
were again put on. The wind blew heavily from the
northwest all day, and the air became and
ohilledat night freezing weather felt the change
in the thermomstsr between IL o'clock M and O'Clock,
P NJ, being very considerable In Wall street the Their
mometer stood, In comparative view OF the two pre-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19

for many years has connected with the Pore Depart,
msnt aud who first introduced the Iadependen Poce has
entered into tnerhp with Mr. John b. Edwards
fvorably known to citizens generally tboroueh bu.
and Of strict integ gritty. With the continued
efforts Of these valuable tn BANKERS
Merchants, and citizens generally throughout the United
States will appreciate their services and give them that
which their business qualifications justly sntte
them to- Citizens and strangers eau record their office all
foJgeres robberss or Losses of any kind Their Office
No Il2 Broadway, New York. Opposite the City Hotel
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" tAe sRpsr corner Of Broadway a1l 49, 80,
SSH % be y:sitad 10 ssiiy the most sscs 80.
b pise,ed heIs wilma Pe!ars, anl.iI is .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19

ARRIVAL OF THE FRENCH STEAMER MISSOURI
The CONTEMPLATED REORGANIZATION OF THE
LINE.-The French mail steamship Missouri,
Capt NORM, arrived yesterday afternoon, at one
o'clock, from Havre, by the way of Halifax.
She sailed from Havre on the 23d ult., at eleven
o'clock in the morning.
she experienced a series Of tremendous gales
on her passage; and it appears, from the intelli-
gence received from the officers, that from the
9th of December TO the 10th inst, she had not
"an instant of repose, being either up the noun
tans or down in the deep valleys Of the ocean"
On the lst of January, it appears that the storm
and tempest was so strong as to MAKE the efforts
ofthe engineers Of little avail. On the 18th inst !,
Captain NORM being apprehensive that the Goa
might give out, decided to put into Halifax, and
did so on the 18th inst, at eight in the morning
After having taken on board 200 tons of coal,
he Missouri left Halifax on the 18th inst, at IL
AM, aud arrived in view of Fire Island yester-
day morning, at four o'clock, and waited for a
pilot, whom she took at eight o'clock, and arriv-
ed safely IN the Bay at twelve o'clock, having
been only sixty hours from Halifax TO New
York.
We learn from the officers of the Missouri,
that the surgeon, M. Poirson, of the steamer
Union, met with very serious accident during
the last unfortunate attempt of this noble steamer
to cross the Atlantic. He had two ribs broken
by the falling Of spar; and M. Lame, the first
Lieutenant, was severely injured on the head.
We received by the Missouri private cores
pondence, which contains very bad accounts Of
the present state of the company, M. M. He
rout and de Handel 1t is known publicly in
Paris, that this company has spent nearly the
last cent furnished by the share holders, in the
unfortunate trips Of the four steamers, Union,
Philadelphia, Missouri, and New York. Two
millions of francs, including the six hundred
thousand LETT IN the governments hands, as q ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19

THsATRIcALs.-We have received the article
showing up the venality of the Courier & En-
quirer and its operate notices-but what is the
use The game is not worth the candle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19

81 onIyThe fact that these Pens invariably warranted
the best guaranty Of their exc,suee and the
popularity they have Obtained jusss the That
they The best and cheapest Pea in the weId ,od nnY
and Y Savage % Fulton Gold Pens and Cases %
every description wholesale and retail q the lowest prices
rhs
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LATER FROM M ExiCO.
PETERsBURaH, Jan. Is, 1913.
&C. sc. &c.


The ship Cydele arrived at New Orleans on the
10th, with dates from Vera Cruz to the 30th ult.
An army train was on the point of starting for
the Mexican capital when she left.
Dates are also received two days aers from
the city of Mexico.
General Cushing's brigade, with five pieces
Of artillery and eighty wagons, had marched, as
was supposed, for San Angel.
The steamer ]. r. Thompson arrived at New
Orleans on the evening of the llth inst bringing
dates from the Brazos to the 4th.
She brings no news of Importance from Gen.
Wool's headquarters.
Orders had been issued recounting the for
bearance hitherto exercised by the Americans
towards the Mexcans in the prosecution of the
war, which forbearance had been returned by
persecution and abuse. The order goes on to
say, that all who countenance guerillas in any
way, or fail to give notice of their whereabouts,
if known, or pay tribute to them, shall be punish
ed with severity.
The brig p Soule arrived at New Orleans on
the 18th inst, with dates from Havana to Both
ut The news is entirely unimportant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19

Gold Pens will bear in mind tb,t all makers stamp the
their best pens and the names Of Cardinals,
"Chefains" and ether fctit,on. stamps on Their SECOND
rae q inferior qualities JOHN w GH =. p oS
6ce have the ZEN, Of all the beat mixers. which they
advertise sell the best the city, for g. they sell for
81 50 only and others low in proportion Gold pens re-
trad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19

The JEWS IN ENGLAND.-We give, in another
column, the last OF very curious debate in the
British House of Commons, relating to the ad
mission of the Jews as members of that body
1t was brought by the Washington, yesterday,
from Southampton.
BY the vote at the conclusion of this debate,
it will be seen that the Prime Minister has
carried his project by the large majority of 81.
A bill will be brought in at the proper time, and
will receive its second reading on the 7th Feb
raary, for the purpose of giving admission to
Jews into the House of Commons. Of its sue
cess in the lower House, there is now no ques-
ton; but its passage in the upper House is rather
doubtful.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19

New ORLEANs Jan Cld. ships Southevner for " York;
snd EInaily for Boston bark Asbsm for Boston; brig Ma
p0eon for Baltimore Arr ship ARIEL brig Lydia Fanham
aud brig Mary Jones. from New Yo X
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buy Of The popular can I'd then ger
at the Depot p Messrs Wyatt K-t hum 2i Fulton
rms pr badly the most exenve ofthe kind
IN The y and ait'co the line of medicines
can be found thers Few suppose have idea of the i'm
m-n:c quantity OF such medicines consumed the City and
We believe are no dealers ia than Mes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19

BILE merchant aud in positive evidence Dr. Town
seuds Sasapar,ls the effective remedy known
for cradle ,ting dselse Dr. thw,ng other of
e. w. Thwin exchange broker, 81 Wall et who If
will vouch for the confirmed the cetl
There mistake thousands aud of of DIS
annually cured and by the Of this medicine.
Principal office, l26 Falon street.
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DIR. KelilnRer,s LIniment. I'm. ,xona.-

age ersdcses RAINS OF every nature ard heals
o. sores ,ad b,n,es In large bottles cent-st per
dozsn once $50 Pesr aud the Ra,lroaJ
Oce' oil the Druggists saidle, Stores aud Tavens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19
Appointment OF Notaries Public.

ALBANY, Jan. Is, l84S
The appointment of Notaries Public for the
city of New York, sent in to the Senate, will be
confirmed on Friday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19

FOREIGN PAPERs.-We are indebted to Liv.
ingston, Wells s. Co., for copy of the London
Netcs, Of the 1st inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19

Cosr AND PATRONAGE. The New York Herald
paid five hundred dollars to the telegraph, merely
to get the rst report Of Mr. Cahouns speech and that
Of Mr. Hale the abolitonst This but illustrates the
pence Of that establishment In the employment Of this
and other by news boats, steamboats, &C. all Of
which paid agant prices accommodate the
proprietor of the Herald The paper has circulation
OF sixty thousand and the net receipts after paying all
expenses is thirty thousand dollarsVi.mingfon IN.
C) Commercial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19

your Boots, Shoes CATERS Jones Ann steer, near
The Mueum. You there toos Tor So rs cen
released elsewhere 81 Quite saving He also sells
frat rate boot at So which usually sold for IS Double
soed Waterproof Boots 81 So IS and S. Jones has the
II doing busneslght and small rro-
fits All goods purchased t4 Ann seet are warranted TO
give entire s.usfscr,cn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19
MONEY MARKE


There large sales of the principal railroad fam
oies, without any material alteration In prices Trea
sury notes advanced per cent but the improvement
only observable in the sales Of small lots supply
the wants Of the importers to make payments into the
Custom House for duties. Reading Bonds fell OF per
cent; Norwich Worcester y; Reading railroad
Harlem and Long Island closed at prices current yester
day.
At the second board Treasury notes and Pennsylva-
MIA fves remained the reported In the morning
The Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Company
have declared dividend Of four per cent for the last
six months
The Bnnk Of Mobile has declared SENT annual dvi-
dend Of two-ands-haf per cent, payable at the Mer
chants Bank of this city.
The movements of specie at Boston, for tho week end
ing the 18th inst, were follows:-
IMPoRrs EIroRrs OF sPrcIE AT BosroN.
Imports.
From Hayu Gin siver). .................. $67a
Exports.
Eor ro JAn9lrlo % 3OA
For Liverpool (by steamer) ............. .20S 900
For Hayu lin American Gold. ........,... 900
For Hsyti I'm silver) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 900
Total aoA
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Canada Eiectlon-Success OF the Liberals
Riots In Montreal-Ths City Overrun by a
Mob.
Albany, January Is, 1913.

Albany, January 49, 1913.
We have dates from Montreal as late as the
18th instant. The various ward elections had
been held, and liberals were elected by large
majority in every ward in the city. There has
been formidable riot in that city. The mob
held possession of the place for two days. The
weather was unusually cold, the thermometer
being thirty degrees below zero.
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Winter I.amp on, at as cents a gallon, w ar

raued 10 bum all ght Superior Sperm Can les "a Sd
mon do, Sd per ID Bed lava coffee az cop pc, ID
sam do, 10 cents; Finest favored Black Iea, 50 cents
Yonng Hyson, so scns bss quality rs cents ~ ~ sugar
as sd and j. per 7lbs Also Rasns Grape, Almonds But
tor Cheese, 10 For sale &C GOWLERS, 40 and AZ,
Greenwich, and u Ysssy streets.
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hIns 10 tho young lust published by Burgess sringer
222 Broadway This the best PRACTICAL work illustrated
with plates ever before Published and should he hssds
oil every physician and all Canadians OF youth
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q he Foreign News.

The Cunard steamship Cambria, Capt Harri-
son, arrived at this port last evening, after pas
sage of little over seventeen days. She, to-
gether with the Missouri, arrived yesterday,
brings twelve days later news from the old world,
which will be found at length in the columns of
this days paper.
As soon as the Cambria appeared in sight, the
citizens Of Jersey City saluted her with dis
charge OF artillery but it was not until long
time had elapsed that the passengers were able
TO leave her, or that she was made fast to the
deck, in consequence Of the prevalence OF
strong wind, which made the warping of her by
the crew, troublesome and protracted labor.
Her arrival at Jersey City was hailed with great
pleasure by the people of that place, who testified
their gratifc alton in every way possible
We are indebted to Silss Z. Burroughs, Esq,
one OF her passengers, for an interesting sketch
of the voyage, which will be found in another
column; to Mr.. ]. l. McKilvie, the gentlemanly
purser of the c., for his kindness to us; also,
to Edward Cunard, Esq, her energetic agent
Indeed, to all those attached to the ship.
The commercial news is OF importance. Cot
ton remains the same as it was at the last ac-
counts. The quotations for the week ending
December oath, were en- eighth to quarter
lower but on the Saturday following, they raj
lied TO the same mountaineering the price as 1t
was at the sailing of the Caledonia. That staple
has reached point within three-eighths or half,
as low as it was ever known to be.
The sdyices from the manufacturing dis
tricts, though not of a very buoyant char
acter, yet a little more encouraging
More mills have been obliged to stop working
The money market was easier, and the rate OF
interest was reduced by the Bank of England to
five per cent and private bankers were discount
ing paper at half and one per cent lower.
The corn market has slightly improved. and
prices are little higher. Quotations will be
found in another column.
The English government has appointed a COM
mttee to inquire into the state of the West In
dia Colonies
The details of.the news are given in this days
paper.