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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09
FINANCIAL AND CONNER ciAL.



Considerable excitement existed ~ tho stock board
teddy The bulls appeared in the ascendency and had
thngs an their own way. Erie Nicaragua Cumberland
Reading, Gasna and Chicsgo-in fact, Al the leading
stocks the st-were in active demand prices shou
ing an advance varying from quarter to and half
per cent The sales Of Erie the first board amounted
nearly shares the bulk Of which was for
cash The Nicaragua Transit Is most extraor
binary. About three Thousand shares sold at the
frat board opening at "a and closing at IS per cent
Reading in better demand than have noticed for
days but prices not sustained to the close
No hing definite yet known regarding the dividend
Ii opinion that it will not be large generally
anticipated, but it wiz be large enough to suit holders
u stock for permanent investment. Western railroad
stocks in moderate demand The heavest stock on
the Lat to-day Hudson River Railroad. 1t
was the only fancy In which there was no i'm
provement. At the frst board Illinois Central
bonds advanced y per cent New York Central 6's
"; do. 7's l; Canton Company, y; Nicaragua Transit
1; Chicago and Rpd Island, x; Pennsylvania Coal
Cumberland Coal, y; Erie Railroad x; Harlem, u; Ga
leaa and Chicsgo, IN; Michigan Southern, New York
Central Railroad, Il; Reading * but fell back at the
eaose Michigan Central Railroad III Cleveland and To-
eds l. 1t appears BY this tina. the advance univer
sal. From this state Of things . superficial observer
might suppose that upward movement of some psr-
maneace about being realized. The imitation To-Day
has not proper basis. There is demand for stocks
outside Of Wall street. and the probability is that in the
event of expansion In prices Of tive three cent
the supply of stocks IN the street would increase instead
Of diminish Outsiders not in condition just to
take hold of Stocks As the advances and
camille business commences look for outsiders reaz
Ing on those they hold instead of enargng their
supply. About May June should not be surprised
to see very important improvement in prices and
very active movement in all sorts of stocks but in the
meantime any one engaged in business outside Of Wall
street viii want all the money they control in their
Legitimate pursuits.
At the second board prices current in the morning
were not sustained and the sales extent at
lower prices New York Central SIS declined per cent
Nicaragua Transit, y; Cumberland al Erie, u; Har
lean, y; Cleveland and Toledo, y; Chicago and Rock
Isaadl. small lot Of Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad
stock sold at SO per cent and after the board lot
was sold at 81 per cent cash An official announcement
viii be made of the dividend in . few days. It will be
Ave pr cent cash. and I've cent in stock the latter
being the aocumulaions Of the sinking fund invested in
the conpsny's own bonds. After the board 243s
offered for Nicaragua and 24h asked. New York Gen.
trial Railroad 92A offered. Galena 1864 offered, 4
asked. Cumberland, 23A offered, X asked. The market
closed dull.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09

Total 7oo-loof 20 VvI71o70 70
1t appears that there has been moderate increase In
yhe different departments and that they nave an ncreAs
ea in about the same proportion
tn. steamship Canada, at Halifax from Liverpool
.s ma three days later intelligence Her dates are to
,h Saa Of December inclusive. The news Is not at all
,mportan and hardly Of any interest Quotations for
.o.sos we're fraction lower, and little more strin
ueucy was reported In the London money market Cotton
"a we're very inactive. No actual decline is
r.norted in cotton out the tendency was downward.
.ueht decline is reported in breadstufs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09

PFsasAmcUco, November 1--we ha,o very little to
the import line the arrivals have been
two vessels With codfsh rom Newfoundland one with
wine and sundres from Lisbon Of which nothing has
yet been LANDED and with cargo from Opor-
to- which latter brings nothing worth mentioning the
vessel with -four and sundres from Genoa Is still per.
forming quarantine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09
WATCHES, JEWELRY. &C.

TALyoRHIA DIAMONDs.-THrs NEW AND BEAuTI
~ fuI article equal in brilancy to the diamond IA
still al the gents cluster pins with chsin 81 without
81 rings, a. TO 80 earrings 81 % $40 studs crosses Sc
sent by mall to aly par, Of the United states - -
AZ JACOBS, manuisc uring jewelers. fc7 Broadway.
no TEF LADIES AN ASSORTMENT OF FINE
j iewery, consisting Of brooches coral ss4 aarrings
braCela's &c.. Is offered ii s Housnn rect A. mantsc
'ufers pces Ladies desirrg Articles Witch rp warrnned
ts& res har clsomttV s.e invited sfsrp0 ~
tyers n yate3 Gt s'ons'0p tcti Ter ateF w-tx, aa-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09

deud e per the earnings OF the past
months and reserved surplus of two and half per
cent tor contingencies the Mutual Insurance Company
semisunual dividend of per cent; the Ocean Steam
Navigation Bremen Hne) Company a semi annual div
deod of per cent.
to resolution of the House of Representatives reports
that the registered debt Of the State is Sill o. of
which So DAB 81 held in Virginia. $S06 0S9 in other
States Of the Union g. 400 % in Europe. The
Commonwealth has issued $13 1913 900 of coupon bonds
Of which 81 900 payable in the city of New York.
and 81, s75, 900 in London.
The double track Of the New Jersey Railroad has been
completed from Jersey City to Railway and it will be
continued to their ter minus at New Brunswick
possible thus furnishing Of the best equipped
roads of the kind in the world.
An important decision IN relation to banks has just
been made in the Burlington courts, in which the Med
ford Bank sued David L Miller to the amount
check paid to Mr.. Miller and afterwards discovered
be forgery The bank suffered non-suit, Judge Potts
deciding that bank must know the signatures OF its
customers.
The New Orleans Canal and Banking Company have de-
cred dividend of Eve per cent payable at the Bank of
Comnefce in this city, on the 4th Of February.
The Merchants Bank OF Albany, has declared a semi
annual dividend Of four per cent; the Monadnock Mills
ClAremcnt, N. H., Eve per cent; the Oswego and
Syracuse Railroad Co. semi annual dividend of four per
cent
The annual statement of the Pacific Mutual Insurance
Company shows that the whole amount Of premiums
cved from January 10 to December 81 1855 $751;
$40 o.. The earned premiums $751; l4s 80 of
which 1868 313 "a titled to participate in the dv
dead. The losses $145, O1s ~, which add re-
insursncs, expenses &C., and the total expenditures
$3.50 $50 o. showing net profit of $3.50 500 60 The
assets of the company amount to $5S0, 1856 49, TAe
Board Of Trustees have declared scrip dividend of thirty
per cent for which certificates will be issued on
the 9Th Of February.
The annexed table exhibits the condition Of the
banking Institutions Of Detroit at the close Of each of the
past two years.
DETROIT Cry BANKS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09

SPORTING.

A WHITE POODLE DOG FOR SALE CHEAP-TF AT
n pld for Immediately at No Is Talman street between
Bridge and Jay, Brooklyn OF te handsomest kind
A GRAND TREAT FOR THE FANCY.-P. HALE WILL.
"A give grand sparriDg exhibition at the Oriental HALL
Port Richmond Staten Island this Wednesday, evening
g. 1856 In addition to others the following named gentlemen
Aaron Young Gardner.
CpORTiNG-r0R SALE CHEAP-A FINE ST. Der.
- nard dog ~ months old weighs 100 lbs. very intelligent
no watch dog Also six Scotch terriers three months
old together 9Th the mother separae better breed
found To he sold cheap. the Ia leaving the
Third avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09
DENTISTRY.

n Is. BETANCCURT, SURGEON DENTIST, So BOND
~. street prepared whole parts of sets 1T
teeth the new and most approved pen with continuous
o execute Ia The best style all his
profession he will devote two hours in each day
oock Il ~ 10 h. tNtong Of teeth Tor the poor, gri'ui
toLt.y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09

C,PORTINg "A PRIZE SHOOTING WILL COME OFF
- at SCHwANWEDEL a SCHRIEFER'S, on the Hunter
y road this Wednesday, 9th inst commencing Mt 10 O'clock
when rrizes The amount Of $3.50 VIII be contended
Tckets enrr the holder 10 three shots be DRAINED al
II e ground pice 81 Kefteshmea's, sc provided.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09
U'o THE LADIES. -EMBRoIDFRIEs. EMBRDRRIFs..


mbfoderlef, al 70 per cost In coequence
opening entire stock Of laces and cmbrodes by he
l5h Of FEBRUARY. with make regular clnsru out NJ mg
preseit stock The next ihifty DAYS. JNNtM ADDEs
az Woadway, fCcCud door a. cvc Reecker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09

SHERIFF's SALE THURSDAY, JANUARY TO- LIS,
y at 10 O'Clock A. M at No. 34s Fulton street. BrookiynlO0
yards Brussels tapestry oval mirrorsyt
frames; three mahogany ete aefes In crimson plush;
mahogany soa In do; twenty four mahogany sprngseat
chairs In do splendid Turkish oornan in do; onma
hoeany marble top table four sets splendid damask curaas
cornces and fixtures splendid damask ranopy
ton chairs two oak chairs two splendid gas chandeliers,
OF mahogany desk yards ollcloh yards BrusseL
carpet, &c. T. LOTT late ShSif
f. KEEPER late Deputy Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09

DIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, &C.. FOR NOTHIG.--rT Is
N positive fact that LICHTEN STEIN No. 90 livery cor.
ner of Hester street is selling on his great stock dress trim
mngs, head dresses ribbons, &C., a craordnary
ncrice. He imported, himself. early in theseasop an
amount and variety wholly unsurpassed before New York
his sales have been astonshngv heavy bccsse sold
goods that could not be paraeed for beauty analty
because he sold AZ small profit ie has stin however,
great stock hand and constant novelty his leading
principle in business he prefers sell at esshancost
order 10 close the entire and open wit goods
rather than keep them hand till ey become sah lie il
actually selling ladies' dress trimmings onhatsccount
nearly sixty cents to purchase Bis embesImen eve
ming dresses bis hair ornaments his ribbons &c ire being
all sold on the same capital terns the public fensten
" ibe or dealer who will work for nothing raheran keep
an 90 STOCK on hand Now IL me time then, forargans.
Never were such goods sold at prices before
D1CH FLOWERS, TRUE TO NATURE -CtFFEURS
IL OF SURPRISING beauty, and bridal wreahs 10 erectiou;
fruits and flowers IN baskets at JAMES TUCKES, NO. 3N
Broadway, VI hite
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09

TUNIS M0RREIL, AUCTIONEER.-TRADE sALF OF
furniture. &c this morning. l0s o'clock at 81 Nassau
street consisting in part Of superior rosewood pianSoe,
which Will be sold 1T IL O'Clock sale will commence with
rosewood paror sue covered crimson brocael bak wal
nut paror SUITE covered worsted oak and black walnut
tension dining tables, enaIneed cham suites
boz kcases bedsteads tables mahogany chamber ntre
SOFAS paor chairs chamber lounges and beisos
spring and CURED hair mattresses wardrobes ha
Also magnificent French plate pier mirrors oil pantngsgh
ranes silver plated tea coffee urns,
manel clocks fancy desks and boxes doz bed quilt &C.
sale 10 pay advances
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09
Michigan Central Railroad.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Should you think the following analysis OF the state
ment given in your columns of this morning. may assis
your correspondent, "A Stakeholder" others inter
ested to clearer understanding Of the position Of tn
woud appear from their statement that the conpan
have the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09
DRY GOODS, &C.

BROOKS IVORY POLISHED GLACE SEWN cor
II On.-This new thread tsek the gold medal at 70 Paris
OPPOSITION over Goats CLARK and other maker Il eoa
knk full supply OF whte black and oolorssoslved
= ''''' ''e"Ae'' "" WHEErER WILSON. s4s BroswAs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09

rNHOs. vEITCH. ACCOMMODATIONS NO ls sRUCE
street -sheris SAFE of cylinders Thursday Anuary
TO- 1856. at II A. NJ at the foot Of Twelfth street Ea river
two large cylinders for steam engine. &C, &C.
j. 4. STEWART, Deputy SsriG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09

A UCTION NOTICE.-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTfokRER.
will sell this day. at 101 O'Clock at the sass room.
Centre street. large tment OF and second paror.
chamber kitchen furniture twenty hair
hogany cane and windsor chairs clock. mirrors. sofas
lounges bureaus rockers
&c &c which will be positively sold to close Sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09

CHERIFF'S SALE-OF FINE WATCHES AND Ola
- mond jewelry.-A. M. CRISTALAR, aucaoneer, q
Bowery will SELL this day WEDNESDAY 9Th inst 01S O'Clock
valuable OF rich
to pay advances and satisfy Judgment comprising los Eo
chains weighing about 40 dwt Is diamond ngs ds
mond pins and 2par diamond earrings crosses
set diamond sleeve buttons. diamond bracelet opl
and diamond studs diamond watches, hunting
anchor watches, and plated watches. by order OF
JOHN ORSER lat SherfH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09

II LEEDS 4 CO.. 10 NASSAU STREET.-ANNUAL
closing sale, today at IL O'Clock In which will be found
the and extensive of silver plated
Of every description offered No sae
will testify We sell on all the old years. goods which have
been advanced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09

(LOAKS, CLOAKs-
"
aoLYsEUx BELL, bS CANAL STREET.
Is Offering the balance OF his handsome stock Of 20 coak
regardless OF former prices to make for his ring i'm
pOrlAtiops
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09

RY EDWARD sCHENCK AUCTIONEER EDWARD
ID SCHENCK viii sell At auction this day; at lOh O'Clock
ladies' fashionable furs sleigh robes 4 &C. CONSISTING d
do Russian. German. and other fches &C., &c al war
rsned dye brushing and Of this years make Buyers
Will to their advantage attend this SALE viii be
positively the last one this season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09

TvH0S. vEITCH, AUCTIoNEER-sToRE NO is sPJUCE
street-sher's sale OF coal, Wednesday, January g.
ls5 at 10 M at No. IA Worth street, consisting ofAbo
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-02-20
To the People of the Northern States.

There is a principle which has ever held a
controlling influence IN the Diplomacy OF Eng
ianl-her commercial interests Whatever
she has engaged in, II viii always be found
the most important end sought to be attained.
True. she NAV succeed in inducing, with un-
observant minds, belief that she Is prompted
by philanthropy, but time has shown that
wherever she has made IL sacrifice IL has been
TO promote her commercial interest Events
are daily developing which tend to exhibit to
the world III it's true light. hrr motive under
the disguise assumed few years since in
West India emancipatinn " hat was her de-
sign? Can it be possible that she deliberate
Iy, and from pure love of tie thing, deter
mined to destroy the productiveness and eom-
mercial value of those Islands to her Govern
mcnt? England never acts SO foollshly =
She but entered upon a speculation, which
bv the imitativeness, not to say folly, of the
Northern States. she bids far in time, to
turn to good ace uat She knew that her
servile itntators in the Northern States, would
freely fall down aud worship the BAAL she
had reared She circulated Alright. West
India emancipation was followed by the rapid
spread of Northern Abolitionsm ller ennis
saries famed the fame until It has attained
TO such a sierconess, that the Enion ct these
States, that has been the terror of despots aad
the hope of freedoms sens Throughout. the
world, is threatened with destruction. How
would the hearts OF tyraats rejoice to see this
resting place of liberty rent to fragments by
her own sons? Should this ever transpire,
then woe to North and South. The manu-
factures of the North would probably be
crushed, and her greatness in commercial
point of view seriously impaired. She would
neither have the Southern market, duty tree,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-02-20


wherein to dispose of her wares, nor Southern
products to sustain her merchants and manu-
facturers. She may say, :" We will not per-
NIT separation of the States" Will she en-
gage in civil war? If so, then indeed
would her cup of bitterness be full Eng
land, who emancipated her slaves and des-
troyed her commeree-England. who set the
example that foolish Abolitionists might follow
it, and create discord in our once happy fam
lily of States-Eugland whose emissaries have
been feasted In our midst, and eheered the
thoughtless in their mad crusade against the
holiest work of human minds. the Constitu-
ton of our country and the Union which Gre
ated it-that England, in whose philanih hropy
the sympathetic trusted, backed as it was by
titled DANES, the cry of whose inhumanity
ser a. 10 Heaven a wall that Southern slave
never equalled-that England will laugh at
our calamity and mock when our fear cometh.
Quick as the first blow is struck-so soon as
the breach between the sovereign States of
this Confederacy becomes irreparabie, Eng
land will turn her back upon the North and
offer aid to the Southern States against her
She has her spindles to supply as well as the
North, and all that she will desire of the South
will be, the market for her manufactures, to
our exclusion, and the products of the South
for her advantage. She will then realize
from the few millions invested in West India
Emancipation, the destruction of commercial
rival. who now, by the aid of the Union, dis
putes with her the commerce of the world
Will not her commercial interest be promoted,
and her diplomatic principles sustained there
by Upon the North it depends.
There is another view of this question:
What matters it to England whether she gain
her end by force or fraud In the event of a
war with our country, the South would be the
battle ground, and she would proclaim meas
ures in relation to our slaves consonant with
the feelings of a great portion of our people,
and, from present appearances, with good
prospect of diverting large share of public
sentiment, in that quarter, from us and in
favor of her Indeed. it is questions bic which
would be the greater annoyance to the South.
an English army as enemies or an army of
Abolitioiists Us friends. -PennsyEuanian