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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

At Plymouth. Church, Brooklyn, on Sunday evening,
January ], by the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, WILLIAM
Luck CRAsDA, Of Syracuse, to Mis- CoRSHA G. ABnL, OF
Wateryills, Oneida county
On Friday ming, December 80, by the Rev. Thomas
Armitage Mr. JOIN HoYr to Miss LuCY q. HULL all Of this
city.
Fan Francisco papers please copy.
On Saturday, December 81, BY the Rev. Mr. Francis
JArnD. X. CUNNINGHAM TO Miss CHAKIorg ANN DowNSG,
all Of this city.
Richmond, Va, papers please copy
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FURNITURE BUILDING nArERIAL, a., v OF THs

INURNITURE. BUILDING MATERIAL, &C., or THE
u Marine Hotel, Fairfield, Conn.-wILLlAA IRVING 4
co.. Auetieneere, will sell At suction Tuesday jan
at IL oh at Fairfield CONN., all the furniture of thu Ma
rine Hotel the property Of Aonno ESQ., consisting Of
obsrs mAth rosewood centre tables rosewood
chairs rocking cha in do mahogany sofsi IN hair CLOTH
Genoese CHAIRS elegant rosewood pianos made by Nunns
Clark piano stool 10 eleg card and centre tables elegant
Brussels tapestry carpets 10 superior Frenoh plate pier
and mAnte glasses with ornamental frames; oval
mentss gilt frame mirrors extrs large Bedroom Fusnturs
&c.s0 rosewood and mahogany buresus with washsands
to match dozen mahogany and seat chairs toilet
tables 20 double and single hair mattes do feather beds
nsndsr safe eroekery and elclss
South Nadts fire old ports, aue old golden and brown
sherry pale and dark brande Jams;ca rum whsksy GIN
building material about TIVE hundred thousand brick foun
dson COPPER @ WINDOW na blinds snd ssshe:
slock train Of from Canal street md Broad
way
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Died,

Died,
On Sunday morning, January l, FRANCES JosrHru Pm
Hun, aged years, months and is days.
The friends Of Ithe family, also John and Joshua Per
hum, and the members Of Aegasy Lodge No 10, /. o.
At eleven oco:f 70 morning nom the residences
Of her parents Me- b Centre street. without further In
vitsLion.
San Nancsco papers please copy.
On Sunday January Of consumption. RoRHRr TrRxLL
printer aged % years, xmember OF Ensiae Company
me friends and relatives Of the family srs invited
attend his fuasrs at two O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
rom his iats residence, No. las Chrystis street.
On Saturday. December 81 ut his late resdencs In the
city Of Williamsburg, H. FRANKLIN BE1s Of consumption,
aged 81 years.
afternoon precisely At the FRS. Prsbytsri.n Church.
(sev DR.. McLanss His relatives, friends and aoquaint
sness are respectfully invited to attend.
On Saturday evening, December 81, CHApLA A., only
Of Frsnss and Catherine spesht, aged years,
months and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are requested to
attend his funeral at ten O'Clock tomorrow morning,
from his fsbers redsnse corner Of Second avenue and
On saturday night December 81, Of disease Of the
Mart, MARY T., wife Of Edward Lynch, aged As years.
The friends Of the family, and Of her brother, William
Church Of the Assumption jay and York Streets
invitation.
On Saturday morning. December 81 in the 7lst year Of
her age Ars PHsss DzsnoS relict Of William Robinson,
Her fun eraI viii take place at two O'Clock to morrow a
ternoon from late residence South street. orrstown
New Jersey. The friends Of the family are invited to
attend
On Sunday afternoon, January /, Miss ELIZA LAvNA
BEARrsIY, daughter Of the widow Elizabeth Beardssy
aged "a years and months.
Ths friends Of the family invited to attend thefuns
raj from No. 10 Sixth avenue at ten O'Clock to morrow
morning, without further invitation.
On Sunday, January !, CHAxIs DsARxAN in the 10th
year Of his age.
The relatives and friend. Of the family Invited to at
tend his funeral from his late residence mo $50 Bowery
to morrow morning His remains will DO taken to East.
Oh ester for interment.
On sunday, January l. Mr. sAxun ORGAN Of disease Of
the heart aged 62lyears.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral at O'Clock to morrow
Aferno n from the residence Of his 10 law No. l48
Grand ST. eet williamsburg without further invitation
On Sunday. January Mr. WILLIAM CoorKs ooppe,plats
printer sged So years
His frendr and those Of his sons, Robert ard William
requested to attend his funeral 1t twelve O'Clock to-
morrow from his late residence, No Is Jersey street.
Toronto pr pers please copy.
On Sunday, JsnuN l. SAxuM BURcHE, in the cd year
of his age.
His funeral will take place At osl6ck ts.morr "
afternoon from his late residence Eighty fourth street.
between Second and First The fres ads OF the
family respectfully invited to attend His remains
win be inferred in calvary Cemetery.
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This day being observed ~ the anniversary Of the New
Year. business win b transacted 1t the various banks
Insurance Offices, Custom House. brokers' boards and
cher business Institutions of the city.
We annex Official statements, exhibiting the condition
H the four leading departments Of the various banks
this city at the close Of each Of the last three weeks
december These return it should be recolscted give
IL average amount for the week. and not the actual
diion on the morning Of the day the reports are da
frd This prevents any preparation for the purpose OF
making favorable show
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Aea0y A.uo Twenty Fer Cent
ss1ueton OWING 70 me seness season, the balance
81 Nils sse unhsard Of prices SO
ed esssimsrs ~ .sss S. aud % vests 81 %. large
III s0isrs SCI Broadwsy ~ GEORGE LIVE
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rham IL sun About, Going Ahead, as no

nch word as fail 10 allowed pythinx he undertake.
His success though unparalleled has been we'll deserved
He fuhlicd all his promises 10 hs patrons And thsre
doubt but what tho COMMITTEES appointed 70 carry out the
Wishes shareholders will stand the and
until they the trust confded 70 them and
the most salts factory Public sentiment
and the people in will stand BIZ tn I'm
the exercise their undoustsd sh,s are glad e per-
On exhibt n afford those who have mt avsed them.
selves the opportunity Of with ssing its manifold
and NJ, and three sanihtaio .u,, es ~
thousand hundred gift tickets which friends can OBJ
tain ii the regular price, 81 Academy Hail oo3
the ether where they have usually been ior
sala
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r ADJ, WHY that PKNeIvE BRowi
II what disgust 10 life hast thouf
Why that discontented air.
And that frown on brow 90 fair
DAGUERREOTYPEs.

a nffRY NEW YgAR.-NEADR BROTHERS HAv
~ eooeefuNy and Iuxufenty rehttcd thcic sp,cious
- reeepti- rooms NJ the Of same $4,000
New Year. invite the attention OF ouioisixsps
~ DQ4ue 10 ther model sstsbishcn An s1psrsaos
g yssss qour years IN this sityJ qualinos tasa V
VIZ eps cyes them the advantage Of every
nsy In The daguerreotype ART Their extensive
roe - bonG ample proof that their beautiful ooorea
sess yS srs fviiy appreciated they viii co,tlnro 70
- 10 elegant ait their
own >rtosier, forst~o dollars and upwards Arts
- ~ Broadway, four doors the Rouse
III Snianssus. y, S.-Pisssyw AZ Mhsa % New
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ExTRA PAY.-ALL U. T. NAVY SAILORS VINO
~ served any U. 8. vessel in tho Paoi6c ii
frc 1896 10 ls obtain their dcubo pal ef
EDWARD BISsgLL, Agent
mn ,. 4 Nv q Seuth HipiAn u, hSev Van
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C. FUTILE, AUcTIoNEER.-DINING SALOON
IL sss1 & Ac' sT1as saS .
January ~ 10Y ooICsh a. The above sssr,
aud superior q. am ssSis With tie sSsurss made Ss
Hedges ra,or Pisroes large rage copper boilers
ssss;. al being q The best aa.y 70 s. sold
nne soitmen Of segar 40 Also. the lease OF the four
lowry M Rsss ~ 5. T.
day. from SALE The whole s0he sold without for
LEASE s.3 At ETpES
pursuance Of resolution Of the Common Csuno Of ths
ssa N sS sss'e & &: e:
cs M y lie sss s HI. the e.:
February next :, zee O'clock IN ths aneraoSn .ns
Hudson river TO P.vonis avenue. ths state Of New
Ssaa q 81
yss,s S rom ne
expiration Of the p,s:est lsa's q the ysr which sssm
and Vii required 70 psy the sale
TIE s % S cr
as s he With the
lie win be required Also furnish obligation the same
time executed BY two ssretie TO this effect that he viii
s
ssS s,s g p1is ~ tho The eopatons and
Von required by tho seventh section Of the ded
charter Of 1853 that all who purchasers
Of this ferry lease shall be required to purchase at fair
appraised the boats buildings and Other
q the former essees actually for the purposes Of
such ferry and whatever 10 be the
city for or in connection with the pier slip bulkhsad
proposed be leased during the term Of such l.ase The
20 feet vide with Of ~ and the bulk head at the
foot Of Chambers street tbs ferry dxsnres 70 be
ing plans to be sub ntd TO- and approved by RESOLUTION
position Of the properly st Chambers sire covered by the
resolution. may be seen ut the Comproller's Office
A. @. FLAGG, Comptroller.
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Holidays.-Hcads Of Families and Others,
1shirs 70 Wines LIQUORS. and oordiA fer the
~ festival cannot DO better than call j. j. stan, s5S
noadwAy Of Anthony street, whore they can IND al
thsse great variety and Of superior qualify
Dsmuobnf A. mAnu ssctrrers' psicee.
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NEW York Orr BAxKs.

The Manhattan Bank not having completed its state
the figures Of the previous days The foregoing
exhibits marie increase In all the departments except
spech The discount liEe, will be Observed Is steal
increasing II now larger than at any period since this
LIST OF October and the aggregate within ST. 06S OF
the highest point the 9th Of August During the week
ending December 81 the discounts increased 81
the dePoss S703 s2o, and the circulation $40 os4 bat
the specie decreased 81, ose, 32s
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e2OO,O Worth OF Property Consumed -
what has become Of the safes that were in me
We have heard from the Defiance Safe, Anufae
tured BY M ROBERT PATRICK l92 Pearl street, which
Preserved III contents entire II the others burned
On dappeared White Squa the citizens Of this Great
Republic sho uld be made aware OF the facts.
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been awarded TO BAlys andotc sns lot.n but not
this t,ey have long been py
VIII cure-"Nnf sed." For sale by DUROY CO., Pro
prisNors 46s Broadway Guion, III Bowery Coddngon ~
Broadway; and all drug giets.
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Cristadoro's Excelsior Liquid Hair Dye IL
actually supervising all the Of them put together
Those whose almost been ruined BY spurious and
worthless hail its advent Of the greatest
Meengs conferred humanity Sold and applied 81
he @ Astor House. CRISTADORQ.
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OOPARTNNRsHIP NOTzCes.

@1 OOO PARTNER WANTED IN AN EXHIBIT.
%l.UUU. tion.-The advertiser having exhausted his
protuciI superior work Of art wshes to dispose
Of his interest In the To with the above
eh capital who will tale either an active silent part
references farnshed Address w. II. g., Broadway Post
Office m mr. lacAn intcrYiaX.
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WARNNG.-THE sPERsON WHO PIOKED UP
W. blanket sha III and package Thursday evening"
O'clock from tie sdewsik between Twenty sixth and
wards met gentleman advised 10 return the the
house oppoHte hioh he found IT, he 10 we'll known
gentleman. No questions will DO asked.
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Total ...........ss, $40 ss,s71,7e4 IS on s5s
The condition Of the principal departments Of the New
York citbanks AZ the close Of each week within the
las: ave months, compares IS follows:-
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4 PARTNER WANTED-WITH SIX HUNDRED DOL
lars OF tho best dkguerreo galleries in the
city, and b. location the United States Inquire In
sallery, 2l2 Broadway, corner Of Fulton street.
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MISCELLANEOUSs
~ And daguerrootype materals ehna clay enamel and
and sAtD white scarlet lake kremnts uhto In pulps
br?.e iodine hyposuphyde soda sslts GOLD distilisd
qpsksvr hydrcforc, glacial ascso. sao and pyrosao
YR Ii f "
NUnE OF CORNs-BY MADAME BERnARD, NO. 1877
Dowsry, east side between Brooms and Delan streets
1adame B. informs the public that she has
duosd her price In srde to enable TO b from
eorns bunons nails IN The hssh, ko without esupg
the least pain or ineonvsnsnce Persons be attended
At home or Ut NADINE BIS residence, from until 6osiook
r ADY, Why THAT PENsIvE BROwi
~ yhat disgust 70 lie hast thouf
And that frown on brow 90 fair'
Oh Ills PLAZA, though unoonfessed,
84 That vile bedbuss mar thy rosa
xhen away TO Lyons store
OF bis TASKS buy moro,
AID In peace thine eyes shall close;
psaA shall fall thy slumber's foes
pspfA sor LYONS magnetic powder and pills for ths
NO4nlBTOWn, PsNNsYLyAKlA-. isss.-To MANU-.
Ssu y perceive took shs nra premiu 1t The sse s1
M>6 q Ne Franklin Instltuts, Philadelphia for his
unst lgssssd brick, burnt With snshracits coal The
1assi e T. An.rsws e being adopted y ps,y bsios
y 4aay aspects 70 bricks burnt By wood they osnbs
naas1gHo1 = much shortsr PERIOD and ~ great deal
- dD vhoh renders sks patent very Assrasls Ill
<. sss q asy srs nay .,. ss 70
naeAee e - west Greet Or JctA Cock. ~ croaon land
QmnxA Q011A.-0N HAND OR TO ORDER, LINrELs
~ chimney stops tor one third the price Of stone,
HNsy stsssA between secc.d hsd Third avenues.
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E'RITZ Guard, or PHILADELPHIA.-THIN FINE
body Of nsn from sister city arrived by the Phila
delphia Saturday and received ~ the A.
coTed to Csnsa hs where they p.Isook Of .p!sada
speeches they were to their quarters the West
chester House md from thence to the American Museum
weed TO day they win call the Mayor and the rest
city We understand they will be at tho Guek 0uara BALL
and will return 70 their tiy Monday. The Guard
under the Command Of Capt Vim. A. Thorp.
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1 stairs Inter ding " retire from bus osrs 10 ths L.
dies and the public In general bsr entire
consisng OF coaks espss, flowers embroideriss AZ re-
seivss lately from Paris and selected expressly f,r s m
tet rurehnsers will End Il ~ advantage call make
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rned, will be found to be correct


The highest number this year is two thousand
nine hundred and sixty-seven, and the excess is
caused by the fact that in some wards the coun-
cilmen could not stand the "outside PRESSURE
and melted before the plaintive appeals of the
keepersef tipping shops and corner groceries.
The decrease is great and important, not
withstandiag all these facts, and it shows that
there is considerable power among the MEM
bers Of the new temperance party, as they have
succeeded in cutting down the number Of
licenses in every ward, and in several wards no
licenses at all have been granted. The officers
of the association known as the Carson League
advertise that they will be glad to receive the
names Of persons who sell liquors without
license, for the purpose Of prosecution. This,
however, is the duty of the captains of police
and they will find it q most excellent way to
preserve the peace of the city.
The temperance men should be satisfied with
these moderate and legal steps toward reform.
If the trade is restricted and the law against
offenders enforced, there will be no need Of
such strong prohibitory enactment as that
which was vetoed by Governor Seymour last
winter.
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To the r Gxysesc.
Mails for Turuye

TEE NEW y0RK HE hAEn-EDPTIoN FOR EUROrk.
ThR Royal NAH stes snship Pacific, Csptaiu Eye, WI
1ssys this port tom orrew, at IL o'coc lase DOL
The European man viii, close this city at half past
Zen o'closk in the 0rning.
ma WEEKLY HER MD, tpriutsd In French and Eagish,l
wn be published al half past nine o'clock in the
nccrning. Single copies II wraT ,iTIence.
Subscriptions ana sdvo asuts 1T any edition Of the
Few YORK RKRALp vii ped II the following places
: IN Europe -
LIVERPOOL John Hunt No. 2 Paradise street
LONDON Edwards, enti0rd Co., No. II Corllhil
WIN. TnoERs \ Co., No. 10 Catherine street!
PANS. .Livngstoa, VOLS Co.. Place de La Bcurse
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The HOMESTEAD BLL-The House bill grant
ing free farms to actual settlers upon the
public lands is still awaiting the action of the
Senate. The veto Of the Lunatic Asylum bill
has given the Homestead measure deadly blow,
If there is any consistency in the adminstra-
ton. But Gen. Cess has defended the veto, as
not affecting the principle Of the Homestead
bill 1t is said that certain Northern Nebraska
men, considerably frightened by the anti
slavery clamor of the North, are anxious to
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DISSOLUTION OF THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT
Lord Egin has not enjoyed much repose since
his return to the seat Of his government. A
squabble between the French and English citi-
zens of Quebec took place on his arrival, and
more recently the ministry were defeated, and
j was found necessary to prorogue and dissolve
Parliament. The details will be found under
the telegraphic head. The cause of this last
movement is obvious. The Hincks administra-
tration have been amusing the country for q
couple of years or more with promises of two
great measures, one the secularization of the
clergy reserves, or in other words, the appro-
priation to educational purposes OF funds origi-
nally set apart for the support Of certain eccle-
siastical sects the other, the construction of q
grand trunk railway throughout the province.
1t so happens that Mr.. Hincks is unable to carry
out his engagements in reference to either of
these two projects. Whether in consequence Of
intimations received from the imperial govern
ment, or from the usual conservative tendencies
ofparties in power the faction he leads declines
to take the responsibility of dealing with the
clergy reserve question as the country expect
~ ASASS OAO SiOuhu Va OppOcAuOu. pOI
other, Mr.. Hincks is hardly responsible. The
state of the British money market prevents the
contractors of the Grand Trunk Railway from
fulfilling their contracts and portion Of the
work has been stopped. 1t seems to be gene
rally feared in the province that the whole of it
will be abandoned. To these causes the minis
terial defeat must be ascribed. Of the effects Of
that defeat it is as yet premature to speak A
new election will most likely send to Parliament
duplicate Of the present house; but it is hard
to perceive where materials for new ministry
can be found. One or two new men--like
George Brown-may possibly be added by way
Of leaven to the old batch-but it is doubtful
whether Canada can dispense with Cameron,
Morris, Tache or Drummond. Mr. Hincks also
may possibly be regarded as necessary man;
though his wealth may now render him more in
different to Office than he used to be. Lord FL
gin himself returns to England this fail, and
will not probably assume the government of
Canada after that date.
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THE wKABm.-what change has come over the
weather. From gauHe and linen IL has gone to cloths
cassimerss overshoes, and almost to overcoats For
days past the thermometer has stood at 81 degrees
but yesterday II suddenly fell 70 90 degrees change
sumcient to turn our sweltering to shyering. From
morning until midnight yeterday the skies were lower
ing and dark with Clouds intervals the rain falling
copiousy We were waiting little cooler weather than
We have had of Late and also rain to refresh the
atmosphere, brighten the flowers and lay the dust in
the streets; but yesterday all these with rush,
making "too much Of good thing" the saying goes
Our citizens placed In a situation In which they
could well appreciate the story Of the darkey who prayei
for potatoes Sabo sat down to dinner and the faro
sable hue, and Sambo having streak Of pety running
through him. had great confidence In the power Of
prayer Happening at this time TO have potato Apo
tte and there being before him, he sent mp in
vocation for this vegetable, during which some mis-
chevous pervon who overheard him resolved to
his call, and commenced shower of potatoes into the
negroes cabin Sambo cut short his speech and cooy
cycling the MERGERS falling about him, Smashing through
the windows breaking his plates &c when the shower
was over he piously calculated sAl right, massa-an
right; but please luf EN- down little lighter nort
tmeo Our citizens have for many days been hroiling
beneath summers sun, and doubtless many invocaons
up for cooler weather and refreshing showers;
the call has answered but have no doubt all will
join with requesting the clerk OF the weather to let
MS have IL little lighter next time.
YAcHnSo.-The new yacht Julia built for Mr.. Water
bury by George Steers the well known builder of the
America made her ars trial trip on Wednesday aftss~
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to fill the Office. George w. Riblet will be
candidate on the wing side for the office of
Register of the city. On the democratic side
there are two gentlemen observation-disclosures.
John S. Giles and Cha,les H. Ring.
Chauncey W. Shaffer, the soft shell, tempe
rance, reform and Know Nothing candidate for
District Attorney at the Last election, will be
candidate for the Office of Recorder, and will
probably receive the support of several fac
tioDs, including the temperance men and the
Know Nothings.
The next election will be a sharply contested
one, and its results will surprise some OF the
old politicians; they will not be required to
make nominations, and it is believed that many
people will be rash enough to think and act for
themselves Look out for November gales
RuMsELLlNa IN New YoRK-THE NUMBER OF
LICENSES DIMINISHED ONE HALf.-The regular
session Of the Board Of Excise, which com
menced on the first day Of May closed yester
| day; two thousand nine hundred and sixty sever
| licenses having been issued Last year the mum
Der was over six thousand, and, in the yeal
preceding that, about six thousand
The Board will sit one day more for eacf
ward commencing this morning, but public
opinion is SO strongly in favor of re
stricting the trade, and diminishing thu
number of low grogshops which nov
disgrace almost every corner of every
street in the city, that but few more licence
will be granted. To those who desire that tn
city peace should be preserved, and that tn
quiet Of the Sabbath should no longer be broker
by drunken brawlers, the present prospect Q
restriction and diminution in the liquor trad
is quite encouraging.
The following table gives comparativ
statement of the number of licenses issue
during this year. the years 1853 and 1852, il
each ward of the city. The totals are no
strictly correct, because in some wards license
were issued after the regular days, and the en-
tries of such licenses were so much scattere,
that they could not be collected. The annexed
statement, SO far as the number Of licenses is
sued on the regular days in each ward is con
cerned, will be found to be correct -