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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-01
FINANCIAL.


CBIcAeo AND ROCK IsLAnD RAlLEoAD coxrA
Of thus cpsny has been DEC AIRED payable At the oace Of
rata sviospd equal 70 two ard hsf per cent h. s.n se
declared the scrip stock Of the faued
boapg DE ~sp stock i be required 70 su-rener The sam.
the OF he payment 81 The dend ans csrncses To-
baois VIII be on inst aud remain eio.si Unit
the rninr Of the vih april A. O. FLAoG, Treasurer
MARINERS savMes INSTITUTION.
acs on weanssssy ard sp,srs ssy Ron ION
fngs 10 O'Clock lrere- allowed deposits ftor ~
. C S Or ss Ssss s S ss per ss cen
hcnn that dale %. W.. rs..s. President
I,.ic =. srIrH, Secretary.
NorIcg--BooEs or suBscaIPrIor rop rHs AID
psry. amounting 70 sl@ SO VIII BE- opened =. tho Once Of hs
sorr.ny IN hi, e s2 sro.drsy on ss lws ms. and :.
preference subscribing for sad sock until The Isl 81 .p
ssd Or! stock subscribed f'r sIer s; ,as r be syd
nFrTcF or THE KssossNB OIL couyATy.-rN.
" teresi otce The coupons the bonds
The sonpauy metursg the M Of April 1851 will be pad
O. W AUSTEN. Treasures.
u'pt aPRtb CoUPoss or rHe Royps or rHs NEW
york and Goal Company viii be paid
and lesiher Bsnk on rressn,siion,. sro,.r -
SHIPPING.
9th NsHlP PERsIA .arIi APRIL "A PREMIUM OF
= SO win - siven tor loser ber'h, a ssooo address
HeIss, ecs % Post eacs.
L'OE sAvANRAH.-IHE SUPERIOR sIeEwHEEL
n ing M Urd states mail Nil sail om PblaiephiN Tor
Savannah on saiufsay april 4. At ~ q coct V.in
sieeYsre 81 The ~ii saT again 40 above -aarisy,
arr Is she srsfg OF GEoKt1s SITS for Csa-es'sn
ssiurdsy. ,prhli. A. kEfON, IN Agent Phlsdeipo@
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"a brAnce would Ike 10 the acquaintance vieu Of
i Wous prefer one who had some property who
PM Of he West would be wir she should Keep her pro
pey IN her own hands she chooses Any onedwbo M
70 ansve this viii he treated n sincerity and confidence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-01

TEETH FILLED AND WARRANTED TOR LIFE =
Pivot teeth inserted ~hch defy detection fco.hsche in
auy and efectualy cured Teeth extracted without pain
ny harmless process freezing Special regard 10 the IT,
regular growth Of chdrens teeth and all operations In den
tai science perfrmed The principles The
CIRCUMSTANCES Of tho peor aiweys considered.
DRs HOWE BLAkEsEy, 81 Sixth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-01

WINB1 AND Lm1UOxky.
nCTOBRR BREwED ME-FRoM ALfsorfs BREW.
" err, Burton Trent q he Phenr Hotel 80 Nal ee,
Brooklyn. THOMAS DENT begs 10 ivforn his freu az
the public he nov commencing drswns Gle brewed In
iobcr last It's sound qualify and vnous
N be Known and tasted Ia be Appreciated ~ BBtter Ale
twelve months old, Of the finest qaaity, on drAuxht
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-01

A GeNfLEMAr, NATIVE or SOUTH CAROLINA
"a sdesrous o. contracting marriage with isdy Of rew
9en consisting Of plantation tcoon and ~ slaves
me say mus ec handsome or nearly possible She
she VII have an ercecn opportunity Tor the exercise OF
hose phlanthrupic feelings which Characteristic of
norhcrn ladies' subject only TO the law of to-
he abduction OF slaves Any lady DESTROYS CORES
&c. - ~ ~"' NV'""''~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-01

IS JUS; arrived from California would be pleased 70
open correspondence with Young siy not more than ~
OF Intelligent good ioosing and
bic Win immediate view 10 marnoey good dspoetion
preferable q cbee sdess sbitb n. Devlne New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-02
Political Movements.

Gov. HAxins suocBsson.-As previously ,sAssd Gov.
HsppibaI Bsmip Of Maine resigned his once n sresuuvs
of the state The Goth ult HIS place ns~ nled Sy
Hep. Joseph wnIisns, President Of tha. Senate ~
ssmnn VII spend few days with HE Anpdsn -
Bangor friends previous 70 his departur rAr wsshisstsn
to again resume his see, In the seaNas Of the Uslss1
sates. The President OF the Senate sassred ou rausAs
upcp the discharge Of his duties Asans gcverpoa n Ne
tate ov the remainder Of The e.s political yeas Hon
Hiram Chspmsn Of Lincoln A. was chosen .rss'dai
rvo ten Of the Senate
PENNSYLVANIA DprocsAnc .,srrSuoy. y.-rhs DemoossAHe
state Convention of Pennsyi sAsA ~l mces 10 morre1 -
Bsrrurs to nominate dSsses for G,vsnor Ju<ee -
We supreme Coprt, and ANAL Commissnsss.
WHAT rAs BxoonpoF Dpxocsscx'-in me o@d dosDe-
cratic ounty Of IAvrepce, IN thAs state, Al ~ rsssnA
scti,p twenty fo ~ Of the towns elected rspusosa -
psrvSors and the remans four cAoss Knov NothsCL
CavNo 1s.-t, Tuss ~, nssn. Thomas 4 Lathrsvs
the propree 70 and publishers d the Busao Csm-~v<6
ldpsrtSr, ne " more rrsn for His county, made -
sssispr eri for the ensat Of their credors W D~~nk
BoweA and Henry Howard.
aASppAp FOE CoSes, S.-ioS W. white has ssss
somipssss for ssress By me democrats os ,as rhlra
district Of ocsssssssus comprising wndhsm sna Nav
L'neog eczssc
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From Lancaster Express, f00. IT
Cn Wednesday Mr. BuChanan had q return OF tho oosn
papi (diarlhos) contracted daring bis recent vs v
wsshlogion by drinking impure ws!er. He saue home
from Washington snossly bdhp0sed, but IL wN hougfa
bad en,ireiy recovered. whsssver others msy ssy -
the contrary, We are confident thas tne inceseans o1
by over two hundred visters-a largo number OF 0o1
rapscous ogice hunters-brousht ht the relapse, md
compelled him. in Justice N hinsek 70 exciude oil vsi.
ku, except few OF hn most Intimate friends, soee
@~nesdsy Os Tuesday night, an rInofous "piigrim,S
haS ing heard thai Waters would be received snA
Afiei the next day Earted Of to WheasAnd and sent -
1b rd, about n O'Clock, Mr. BDchausn being then N
bed Is II any wcnder thai such pertasoous "borngss
fiy rs store his health in DAY or swo and v 70 bs
hJysd th these 'pi'arims Who nnxous serve
,,.s eou. Try in an cncis o.p.cy will cease their a.
DeetiA Of the Whenssnd Cluo was held last rsntne
At the Ciy Hall Dr. wecbans in the chair to .ks
rspgncps for forming escort 70 the rresldea eiea
tbs coca ION Of bE departure from whoauand To-
Wssbsoston q q Monday nett.
corsnt,,ee 70 make the nssesssry .yrsn,ercns whsok
were lHe.iy WI horAw, and resolution adopted - u
the coma sting Of memo Of the club and o1sns
generally De I'm es the direction OF Col CArmsGy On 4
comu,:ro Of Ave. oousisd,g OF M.nsrr Peoples Har.
rD Rote Etryox 4 nd jacob Iecher. appointed -
rtcufe bn1d Yuusc for me occasion Mr.. Hersog
pAUd Ia this ssnpe'os thai ~ Suter had rendered the
T Ths ous Ss .yseu s 10 - a.,
NrAngs ments iur the .cscort
We aEces'ass that the Pres'Sent elect will ssve in
spe .al at eight O'Clock Monday mor,,ng, an
that lAe Vice Preside seos will direct to wtGhoatsa
fron Philadelphia and not BY vsr Of this oity, Oefrs
etat@c.
Thee appeared be diversity Of opinion asaoag
the Der5ers OF tis stub lst night - to tho proproy
mskipsa1y public demonsr alton, esicG 20 tue tcrJp0
rary ilisess of xr 3acnsDan; but Y fra Wheat
and 10 ca depot properly coudursd could not 10 tie
least sdo 70 hs iA'fue and we think 'rch msrk Of ~
spest VIC I'd be ennsniIy proper and fee from en-
zers, without respsot OF party, 70 tks Chief Magsta10
elect.
The esr n TIE Northern Central Essvosd, in wb,scs
Br Burhs,sn will travel on his way ,osWAshirgton, ~
thus described
mo wheeS eight in r,u ms.r and russiDg gear are o.
the beet quality Of rcr and have been adjusted ~
oro csrJ ard sentis melton when der ~ay, wh1ls
the BODY OF che has een flushed Ia ~o0d pano
Ing and green vevci plush Of superior quanVS
The window sashes hnvo been filled wtTrvound ganl,
bearing upon the sEer 1aoe the coats &C q tA6
verai states u the Onto, the ftifsn. ooaga.
The coat Ct OF the Union also appear a 49,
Soors elaboTa Taicly adorned with the emtens OF
Dsrce q mssu.acen,ly carved eagle bei-y susponde( }
sverh nne srd spwi.ed vew Of wheatara, with sove-
ai NIB OF agriculture occupy the sash o the 0ppo
vie door, In aodto, so whi,h, the door as been
,tted and wi,bai presents o most AtracyS and oom-
cOYtAble
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-02

INprAr TRusT LANDS IN KkSsAs--By proclama.
usn of tbe President, the trust laads OF toe f,-s wea
60 sro Delaware bises Of noians 70 be sold NE
months 81 May and June nex, There are 1000
sorts Of the 0f 9 goo OF she second and 900
acres ~ the third tsmed vibe W be offered cy sale
The srds tsve al been osrsioed and appraised and vii
be onered y sse and sod Va the hah,a bidder for cash
only provided that no waa vii be cold Iess snan he
appraised vsiue. These Ands are appraised quarts!
secsns. and AFs rspssssstd - sciss verv csoee Se
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-02

ILLINOIS LrorsLATurR-The Illinois Legislature
adjourned 90 the lesh ul Among The bis passed are
one which provides tor reducing the Sse debt one IL
coypovatne the "a Louis and Uncnusu Railroad O)u-
nsry; the Normal School bin aud the Appcrtcn msnt oi
the last having passed sner severe struggle from the
opposition OF hs reprhrap m mbers resolved he s'e
rsiure OF Governor msseI contrary the expsctsvous
~ all hut the 90 sNer~ards rave noece tnN ne
had sep ed The bill By missake, and senl N hs TeSo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-02
THE PERSIAN WAR.

The oates from Bushire % iae so,h OF December
10 said that the Perssns caoam plating sn attack
on the British troops encampd near the city The cam
was, however, considered .ri oily safs from stack
General ou,ram and his s,an sailed from Bombay on
The 10Th January.
Government was preparing for the immedsse despatch
a reniorcerers 10 form ss,oDd division for service In
Persia. Several interviews mad taken place oetween
os Nahomed and Sir John Ia Ereucc but tho nature OF
ne com muricAiions bad not usnspired
oubes ara reported be,vccn the sbah and the Priest
hood.
Ps,t,ss are accused Of wshias to depose the Shah In
Nurad, the conqueror OF Hsrs,
The powerful tribe Of Babees are reported TO bs on the
eve OF ipsurrection.
The French xoniesu de Ia FIt> however, oontradcts
Al be Hhnrn atatemenn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-02
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20, 1861.
The Ld, Hcp Of ne seosca AZ Brucn's


rorget ter' Yes' n death be dreamless sleep
stsn 2 ssed forget herr But hnoL
Tho dazzling array OF blooming which lhropscd
The rich and elegant psrors a Browns Hotel this
nre was indeed event even In wsshir gton society
being the last hop OF the at this popular estsb
Ihhment and fancy ai that entirely fo,sure
IN hotel hops here The leading character isc In
uopolisn society Ne constant change In'lnsto per
,oral fr ud,bps ard sopg social ties formed amens
,bcsc who are temporarily thrown together during the
sessions Of Congress only 10 bo severed again At tho sd
,ournmep when the crowd dspersos few Of them ever
to meet again.
The lady guests a Browns determined upon q
Grand ''blow out In anticipation OF their separator,
and was agreed that oil should appear 10 charac,er"
Such fuss there ip selecting, adapting and ar.
ranging costuuei ono young Mas would exoisIm,-
Behold my rcls ur sed ussses bound
While another inclined the mysterious rcioins
They dare no, rob cf my psme-Tnr
"s,sht' too vs. there, lovely Night" pe-sonsied
by nrs. Bccoct, Of vbflp'a, richly dressed n black,
she wore the .lv0 moon. Mss Bennett, ef Nlsssipp,
followed Mosfns lighting up The hearts n all With
Der b,sh e,t, and '-s% % '%ss @ s % w.' .pTr1grs app
rom the rich uesses Of her hsly. Next came
me 'eccdess Of Liberty" In the person o.
70, be . eevosee a liberty he cous wor,bp .. .Ss
rhrine of such soddsw Her ROB flowing SILK exhibited
ana cysou cap che bore IN her hard Indicated her cha
rscr Mss psuDner Of Virginia, wns beautifully dressed
ne ,. sS ssy ws druw. w. Pss.sr.ou. ssushssr
~ General Pstevsop, of Philadelphia, pevsooated Lady
pomrsdour 10 perfection, with her powdered hair and
antique orsss. which attracted great attention. lady
Nscbtth rcd . representatve In the person OF Mrs.
Hopkins OF California. who bore her queeny person With
becoming grace ard dignity, rceed IA maroon ve'ves
edged with ssbe fur srd bearing on bcs head massive
crown Of gold 80 with pyeescus souee Mss Dssleyi
of Psn'rore . city famed for ~ beauty wns dre@ed
e o flower siri, and vAs greatly admired. hhs
Richardson OF Keetucky represented NE dicuh cbsrac
tey Of the Rpsnbh Queen, but represspwd vel Isabella
never moved queen perfectly. MICS Bensoa. cf
Feptucsy came forth the beautiful French psassn, girl
end vas quite captivating vith her tiny fpsy. BIT cne
q, the ersst and best sustained chavsotcrs Mrs
Richardson Of Boston, the Ceurtes Of Belnoye Just
arrived from the country. Her disabling scaviss psl snd
feather Uiwm'ps rave her quite the dtss~0vs sppear
Of rur'ess, YET be- rustic manner indicacd her
sse s rom the interior. Mrs. Or, Of Kentucky,
moved fe Bride OF Lesrdey-a character In which she
sppcsred entirely nstural-snd vss mssriecertiv ~
tsed In white siIx robe hrs Burs Of vnio, one o see
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


The London money market mad become decidedly
easer, but without efecting any change In baukers
The bullion In the Bank or England had decreased
the extent OF flo0oO0 Cor sos for mouey closed st
93x "a, and for account % 9k Bar silver qu0tea
si g.; Mexican dollars Do. "a; eagles 7os. sd
AMIRlCAN sYCURmB.
Measrs Bell Company report quiet market a1d
prices generally without cnange Tho following th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-02
9 Q ~ 8 Q Is, 90 "a a 81,
&C., &c. &C.

By AMERICAN PRINTING TEsGRApH LINES 81 WALL sr.
HALIFAX, Feb. 2S 1867.
Tue royal mall steamship Niagara, Captain Wickman,
arrived here Of carly hour this no'ung route for
Boston.
The Niagara sailed for Boston al sS<lV and viii
he due there early to usht bu, - in season
Sof the Southern mail train.
The Nsgara left Liverpool the afternoon Of SAtur-
day. the lh inst Her Advoes therefore three days
later than those received by the Indian, at Portland.
She reports very bosts'oc- massage On the 18th
exchanged signals with the steamer Kangaroo, bound
west.
Tho screw steamer City Of wasI iugton, from New
York. arrived H Liverpool on Toursisy, ths 18th inst
The Collins steamship Atanto arrived az Liverpool at
O'Clock A. NJ, On the 18th, and the Cansrd stesmship
Persa a tho same helr the too wing morning, max
9ng the run In little over days Shs logged 3o2
miles In three successive days. during the passage
she averaged $40 miles per day.
The Hermann having been rcpsired sailed from
southampton the 18th inst, for B,emeo and would
leave Southampton for New Yorh the 25su inst.
The steamer Constitution, fom New York, arrived OF
Oowes The 10th and proceeded Gay for Antwerp
The Cambria had sailed uas.es to take her place
on The Cunard Australian line
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-02
INDIA.

The overland mail from Trieaie February 49, by the
steamer Calcutta has arrived She left Alexandria the
7th February The India mails left that day WITH I'D
vict from Bombay 10 the l6h January Calcutta 9Th JAuu
sry; NAdras 18th January, Ceylon, 18th Jauusry
Al Madras the import market was steady but unusual
ly light There had been further advance In indigo.
The bank had raised the rate OF ntereH per cont
Freights were somewhat low Re-ex ,hanse, 2s. lytd.
At Bombay ushtness In the market was increas
ing The import market very active and the export
quiet. Freshts ca les. ca l2s. Sd, Exchange Lon
don 2s 21dd.
At Calcutta the import market was active. slight
decline had taken place In indigo The money market
WAS more stringent Exchange %. 2nd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-02

NetsYs bAFinR BIT Q 4 20 rtPoTt Auuet mhrKet, WIN
United States 6sof lees oer,ug les; P.nnsy vsnia
b's &c. do Inscriptions, 7s Tennessee ss %; all 10
limited quantities ssls CT Virgins 6's At s3h Canada
6's offered st Ito HOY; trifng business In Ilf
nois Central rs a 80 at co. psrsma short bonds ~ 83
PtnpsyIvan'a Central s's 10, mortgage as 90 and ID
mortgage ~ so, se Isrs
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The Byok6rs Circular reports sitter market Tor cot
ton and In some Nw slightly higher prices tho
week, anh ,ugh the quo atons generally Without
chspgo The lales OF the rex amounted 70 SO 100 bales
ircudtpg 26 600 speculation and 800 for export.
Some oi cusys quote partial advance American do
scrip,ions OF sxtesnt o onet tiehh NJ penny per
pound; Egyptians hslfpcnpy. and 8raz,s ono
fouth OF penny The following are tho authorized
quotaiions,-
Fair. Middliao
Orleans. .....".........."..".skd 7ad.
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THE BoMBARpMENT OF CANTON.

Dates nom Hong Kons Inc Sotn of Dece nber state
that IN the foreign buildings at Canton had been burned
end pilagsd. Admiral sey aad been throwing hot
shot into Canton but at the esi dates had ceased hos
tilities, snd - strenthenDe bis position.
The Chinese threatened TO burn down Hong Kong.
Troops were about 70 be cent from India
The orcha Alma bat been tsten By the Chinese. who
were said to have mutated the master. the steamer
Thistle, towing the lorchs AnoDyms, wss attacked BY
swo hundred junks, and Was obliged 70 abandon the
,orcha With her cargo.
The bad feeling against the British was spreading 70
her psr:s.
was rumored that the Emperor was desrous OF
peace IN. the Cantonese we're upnontrolaole
Exchange aA borg Kong a. Sd 4; shsnghae,
d g
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GREECE.

The names OF the Greek Ministry have been sub
mitted France and Engl. and for approval and Il Is re-
ported thai they are satisfactory.
Brigandage continues,
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SWITZERL AND.

Paris s now definitely named - the place OF oonte
the Neuchate question. The conference will
meet probably early next month.
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Butler and Andrews, and Gen Codrington Tor Green.
wich, over Col. sleigh.
The seamen Of Hull were on . strike Ehey wanted "a
Q month 10 America.
Gov Darling, of Newfoundland, had bees appointed
Govern Or OF jamaica and Sir Alex. BannermSn o. New.
foundlAnd
FRANCE.

PARIS, Feb IL, 1887.
A madman attacked the Empress to-day. He was In.
stanuy arrested. No arms were fouad upon him. Ns
declared his intention wa merely TO embrace her.
The Emperor will open, In person, the Legis atve
Session Of 1857 Monday, the 10th Of February a ten
O'Clock precisely.
Paris letters mention that = commission has been sp
pointed to consider the CURRENCY question, Who WILL
doubtless report the advantage otherwise OF adopt
ing an exclusively gold Atandard.
The question Of tie tax public companies Is still
pending to form According TO accounts, there
Ia TO be charge OF three per dividends and four
per cent on tTlnafera.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-02

APPROPRIATIONS FOR TORTIFIc AT,ONs AND OTHER
WORKS OF DEFENCE AND FOE BRPAIRS OF BAR.
RACKS AND aUAkTERs FOR The YEAR ENDING
m
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rbs nse company, under oomnand Of Captain g. q
spelmsp, vm arrive In this city TO ~, sd will be -
osivsd by the New York CITY Guard. Captain u asa
rbe Borsess Corps viii muster 90 meu and will - -
psnisd tn w0hinstou by Dodvoyhs Band II g.
rivrs IN Ne city tbty vii be marched 70 Nolo ,aissA
from where, 6ar paytasipg OF collation., they pW -
escorted 70 the boat foot of Cortlsndt street..
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-11
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