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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-10

| bic,eto.
Ono Of the besi farms Ia Scott noanls, ~ ,a1
oniv miles nom Davenport, no Rerea ienes, ~
c,s. \, rnitiyaion, f3g acres timber, laIgo oleha
Two rood wells, large house reems' sSao'e oe'
| buildings, etc.
smplifaru.o acres al 10 culagsaoa, goeeho
! etc., miles from Davenport
| ts0scres q. nies from Davenport, GU 10 eai ~
ON % tim Der, 80 Eeres prairie, hoa.e' s'pNf
1 etc.
1 emi,p, from Davenport seacfes, 80 scfss sa.a
walton, par. timber, large new honss, sooa
coo acres splendid land alla fence ana ln euilln.
| t,on on the Dubuque rohd, 4 Elies nom bafoAP
10 miles frem davenport Go aetes CO asre' ID ea'i'
| walton good honse, stable etc,
10 mile. from Davenport, 90 aeIssteV aeresiL w
tiya,ion, II acres splendid timber, balance pfat}.
| large orchard, running water, good house s'aoio
| 10 mile. nom Davenport 81 aerssiH cultivation
house, stabie, elc.
soscrss i4miic. from Davenport, all IN fence and
| cultivation
" aerss prairie land, miies i.om pateptp, \
and Davenport.
900 acres of No. 1olass prairie iSad eipas 70 va,
colt, oft cultivated, and large saionh'oi Hu
/ improved land Ii Scott county
| Annmbcr OF houses, lotsand vacant lots, please
ly situated different pars u Davenport ter sag
| favorable tee ms. r5tn
IS beaatiiullo lots II North DaysGgnr Ierm a, 10
real, Applyto JULIUS tSfANai'
| t0lf Id
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-10
NOTICE

THE baslnsss OF the late frE Of HULL, ALLEN
= 60. has iais day beet irsnsfsrrsd 10 asssrs
GOODRICH, WHEELER & fAsIlS, VINO Will
continue Las business their new warehouse near
~ III. d. ~. Z. X. Depot,
The undersigned haying associated himself In
basaaass wata Messrs. GooSiica, Wheeler Il Wants
mas 70 aR4 tnegr ofass, where he Will settle u .
accounts OF he late frn OF Hui, Allen q CO.
iw9asA n 80 solicit . Continuance Of tAa pEiTeE*
age 50 liee-aly nesto = ed upon oar late frl-
IaKED CEfTFESDES,
ssp 10 Sd tesfths rrm CT a., A. q co,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-10
VINO wants 4 splendid Farms

Who wants splendid Farm'
7nnACREs, $50 Ia high stalls ot eaHyaloa log
SOVacrss nne Iimbert good dwelling barn, eut
housey nne orchard, and Beautiful stream OF new
or falling running water on 1t. This innsn'hcshl
farm issx miles from prineeion, g feuflshtpg,e"n
on the Ia ssgs as saas ae
3 and Ayears. These terms Will eaable the rat-
chsserto make the proceeds Of The land peg dslof
red payments. Call soon, as II don't take mo lei
70 crack OF saeh rare eaisaias "a 10 here offered.
Lso 60 acres untmproved. This 10 In see I
aJe east, II milss rom this city ana from
Lsciairs. For fertility OF sell and oeauiy Of ieoa-
ton It Is unsurpassed. Terms easy q course:
SovG-dt y Y. EAhs'
FARM T0R SALE.
12OAere' 20 ven proSysd, w she LSi ss 4 nom
the city. Hyou dssirea esali,ial homS, appls ssoA
to oet.1s, du 4. 7 ha %:
Lot for sale in Waieott
OF No. ., block y, ~oata - t2a eA9Sp ~ ~
i cash or exchanged JeF . superior cola s+1sa
and rigsiss, buggy ofa4 aoiss
--ALso-
well flashed two story frame dRs.iihE oh fast
81 street; lease for hot rs years; sreaI tafAA'h'
Also
10 acres OF most beautiful land "a niles nom
city limits on Upton road; cheap gn9 tstms SsiS.
Applyto tdecisa!] a. - FAD 50
4
THIS farra /. in Ailss uroye, 40 aefss II LA
state OF sutsstioa ~ acres vi tinbsit goo
house and stable with beautiful stream q EaaNs
For term. apply to -
AZ acre Lei In wss, DassSpost, on Boss Hill
Beautiful sito. Prizes iow AMI terms easy ,fs
ney2oT -
dwellings for sale.
c,ayERAL handsome ana vel sitGslsa eUtidans' tE
Ssais Qua lons VINE. Apply y ,
ct-toit :. - :. , =.
Unlmprossa Lama Tor sails.
TWO az. sudd 30 acre lots tSf sale, nsar AhfEa~
j kiIsris, IN scott county, apply soon ~ a..
Oct. ~. du ! = = =.
SO Acres Timber Fer Sale,
ISloHn.ap assaty'eae tsil north oE range ehe
ptneeo n r ear Clam Shell Eutt, FuT further pat
Ga lara enqu irs OF JAMES fiA lie, Dixon lows.
dec c5-w6ss
Eleven most desirable Building Lots 20 Lease
for Fifteen Years.
fl,Hk South rsetloas half Of Hoax IS corner al Is
CIalrs and fnopt Streets, EubdfsiaeA igto ElsFsa
Lola suitable FOR eomuaoailas stores and ConnsIs
sion Houses Is offered - lease sgr the above nstrsd
term ConL-lglAg SIs4Dlg0as Ia rdlAg. vita pEc1i'
ity 10 the Kali Road DopoI fasse, u pscaiiAry .
dsptst iof oSsiaess purposes. Enquire OF
", Il. AIiUkhI Us las. davenport
10 10 dIn DsYlsoS y fiUk. tiaFsapet {
4 BARGAIN!
THE story is Told that properly 10 held TOO hssE, bal
those w.shnga bargain IA house snd lease easd
dowsti 10 e&k ga 4ns 7hBssfa4Srs am ebfa - Sal
spi Will DO % l2f lac sA&e u Lhe money.
IsIikoUl .Ls rTsEl.-G s.zFriscn NJ. GcGr sEh 81
o, st ~ shop ~ sth 81. below .ba C9arlHoass.
Also, = ahc LOT for sa-.
Juae ls~dt r. Y FtsEfaI EASFt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-10

last Chance.

A NUMBER OF lots sitaAlsd IA various parts Of o.,
"A city fer lease for term of years; apdiy TO
Jniy Is, # sshtb. Il. NAYrAFuEy.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-10
~ 9 = ~ dfR3ESsb mug = t5uF IS tHt w tttf
wards an ~ acre witA "a Is or Is miles al d
FREE OF CHARGE

Having IL the facilities for making. The { "A RI,
9stS1ie Goar aad iaeiiBs lA&tWS can SAT- beA as..
or RAf consumer, &c respectfully seii.I s,s "a
share eE public patronage EF
All orders iefs Gi Aessrs. " iley Mlrsgfi %,
pcefse the Ia Claire Honse, liz ste0ad 81! a.. IL
el&as Steiisa la Second st., wiz be AaaGiejy u
zFIF|L and EfAlctANlty attended Ia
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-10
IOWA SOAP WORKS,

Above Front between Mala and Brady stresis,,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
THE subscribers having ecenuy eomPssaa Ne.i
Worksin this city ara new prepared 70 Hi orasrs
or their dineregt grades Of Soap. and rely on theI
voFy Superior Qualities, for pre-eminsac< In he
uarkes 1t viii be og nd, on trial, thni our soaps WA
sDbfd more lasher and with less labor remove art
yhss they do moi 90 melt In hot water are eolss-
quensly mucA cheaper 70 tie eensa ner having oeen
proven tha, pounds Of soap 1a 70 iea
ofhc ornary KIND, and that The great cifcuifs IN
Vker sosps 4 srrn cRnsss In oars, of resinins TIE
hands free from soreuess aaef long iEEntfsson ana
rubbing In the wxaa-fuc.
The grades above referred 10 are EFxsirs, Pearl,
Palm No. l Extra 80 Family soaps. Vita tas above
sersioEs We submit prod 10 the serinoAsloas
Of me pn Bile with eonnsenee taA. Re nfe OF Them VII
issssfy cur recon m snaasions Of their QUALIFY Aer.
AAEis and Dealers requested 70 call and exssne
cor sAensslves before pSfoss eng esseShnre.
Jrn. Al lsss az I'M. r. HALL b CO.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-10

| "Louiss Pyne Polka" MaIksleiE.
''ssranade aaies ssep," a"s piece ior Two Oags
| srs. eusS0du
! Yankee Eotisus and Toys,
/ A LARGEassortmenijus topeaiIg sndIOr sale AZ
No 5 L. Claire Row: oRaNDALL It HGGINa.
GHitars
LaIxs and very 1ne assortlaoL III ofRosewoOaG ~
Ars al various prices ranging from t3u0 to ga
Also siolibslfoIl ssyeIty-lv ctntsLVt N eht3 tvs
/ lauAi so Claire Row. CO
Feather busters,
| 4 Very nnesssortment ear bs found Al the Ds'sa-
"A port Music Store;
No Le Claire Row; % II
A Varied assortment jastreesyedsp and for sale p"
- UITAR and Violin s,rins ard every Kind ofMusj-
~ cal MsIeAand''s, KEEP constantly on hans a, NJ
Tho Hsllslulah
u collection Of Church Music; Also the shA wm by "
BIsdoar, and q = koot,ean be found at no Ia
Claire HOW; ca
AGe6rdaons and FlutinEE
Large and wellseieated assortment uat receive
PIiess that eannotiaii 10 give entire satl5ae"s
! (,LAhioNElTs, Flutes, Fiagoolsts, ficalows ava
~ Fues at reduced prieesat
Sheet Music,
| A Large collection on hand andrew ausisgsseivep
sssoon as pg0lishsda at
No Le Claire Row. Cku
|
i srdsoA's modern sehoolror Piano EoFtes can be-
| foand OF Nc 8 Le Claire Rev; q & n
DAVENPORT MUsIC STORE, "r
( fkAsDALL b HIGGINS have last opened alaTEe
~ assortment OF Guitars Violins, Banloss, Iuint1
sines, 30, &c, Also eyery kind OF Music BookBnaw
use which they will selE very cheap for Cash at
LIE Claire Row, Oct I'd 1853
II UNIONS sohooifor Plano Forte, CuTts' GuitgT
- Zundes Observation-Disclosures and In fact eve y
hhq oiinstruetion Rotating to music can DO found
| the Davenport Masicsto
hobl,sCialre Row: "A
Broom Handles.
pR0DM Hand les, wei seasoned, can bohRd tn tiny
i)quahIly al Burro9s 4 PretiyRan7s
Ian u diww
dry LuSnDer,
THE sabaeriber VIII keep on hand at all tines a 10
= yard the corner OF Rock leland and Third STA,
- DRY CHICAGO LUMBER
OF every description. u. W. WHEELER.
July 10 diff taHf
Hydraulic Cement.
or water Line, kept constantly o. hand And iog
ossSs-du o. d RukRewsA FRRrTYMAs
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-10

1ia1 : bIIsho q leo.

1n0H = bliOno a Ii 40.
Burrows u Prettyman.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Boots, eh5s /,
Hats. Caps, Clothing, etc.,
MOULD invite tho attention OF purchasers " thsis
w large and varied assortment. We are now opea,
ing our Fall md Winter stock suitable for the wants ~
this community We do not pr0toss TO undreseii our
nsghbors, hut Offer good Gssds al rsaseHabk rates
We are constantly receiving additions to our stock
We have now on hand hne assortment. OF
DRESS GOODS,
consisting OF
silks, Nsrinos, faramsttas, talsncienAcs'
Lustres, DsLainss, &c, Shawls and Man
tillas in great variety,
Clsths, Cassimcres, vestings, Ready Made
Clothing and WOODEN Goods Of all kinds,
suitable for the coming season.
Groceries, Crcokery,
Hardware, Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Rubber. Goods, Window Shades
.2Al and Yankee Notions,
more general variety Of Goods 10 net to be found n
any store west u the Mississippi In connection with our
retail business we have opened wholesale
Rooms iu the I'd and Sd stories OF our building IN
which be found large stock Of DRY Goods suit
able TO tbs trade.
To Merchants we win sell any Goods ia our line for
Cab short time and prompt paper, iowp they can
ps bought IN any western S.,y.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-10
FRUITs, &C.

FRUITS. &C.
A FRESH 10. Of Lemons, Oranges, Nuts, Csud.ss
Axe, Just received by
nass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-25
City InfsI1lgcuce.

TEE LATE AocmUr on Board rm TYrHooS.-wc have
been requested state that the killed board Of
the ship Typhoon, by block striking him In the head
was not named James 50 ldon but that 10 Thomas
seldom. Further, that deceased not sailor bat
passenger on board Of toe above vessel.
AriKsPr AT SUICIDE "A young woman named williams
attempted 10 commit suicide Friday night BY swallow.
ing o shihng's worth Of lAudarum. The suicide was
brought the bud ward station house. where meica
n,ssu nee rendered. The woman said III while
gssed q cook board Of acanai boat had been
ieducod By the captain and that this lei 10 the attempt
al sell destruction On her part.
CopRrcncS.-George r Crom vol, whose name vas
mentioned In connection with the abortion cato 10 Fri.
days HERALD states that he wlodee wh.o YER
Of the case asd has never had anything TO do with H.
MARROW NscsPr FROM DrsrH.-On Friday night Mr. r.
p west Of No 1s3 Grand street, had his stooton called
10 sroans which proceeded from the attic OF No li7 Bsx
ter street He Immediately endeavored 10 eject an en-
trance 70 the room from whence strange sound. pro
ceeded found the door locked The barrsv was soon
broken open, when woman named Mrs. Cooper was
found lying prosvaie the floor suffering severely from
tho efecp Of the fumes OF charcoal inhaled from fur
naoc which she had lighted In the middle Of the noor
The poor woman was nearly dead when her situation
discovered she could not give any satisfactory reason
NEW YosK BosPuAI Tho weekly report Of the abovs
institution 10 Jan. 70. 1857, ~ annexed: remaining
Jan Is 2e4 admitted 70 jan a. So discharged curei
relieved, AZ; died. ]; remaining Al cate, zsa male
2a5, females az.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-25

TERMINATION OF TINE coNrrprrcr

TERMINATION OF THE CONFERENCE.
The Conference closed on the evening Of Tuesday,
the 9Th, by the signing Of protocol which purpors
10 terminate the difficulties that have hitherto pre-
vented the execution Of the treaties of the 3oth Of
March. The following Is the statement by the No
nifeur.--
The Representatives Of the contracting courts 70 the
Congress Of PARIS assembled ths day TUESDAY, Jsa ~
In conference ct the hotel Of the Minister OF feroge Az
fHrs signed protocol which puts end 70 the dfm0ul
encountered In The exeouuon q hs treaty On " Ssh
Of March.
IL Known that the nature OF The locality aid set allow
the Boundary Commssicn TO come 70 an undertaking
uren all the points OF the new frontier line between
Turkey m Europe and Rusas; The other hand, be-
came necessary 70 supply the silence vhcn tbe ssnAy
h.d kopt relative 20 the Of the se o Seypens; nnAlH
,he ,rc, Application Of the 7st article by snnexina Ne
dsI,s Of the danube 10 Modsvia took away from M In
mediate sovereignty Of turkey territory which formerly
vas directly a Dependency Of The sublime Porte.
nspred 9TH the resolutions OF The Coneresa and wish
rs 10 oonciste oil interests, the Conference by unan
neus consent has decided Chat the frontier npe ahs
follow the vsie Of rrsjan ~ far The river YaIpuck
leaving Bosed and Tabak to Moldava and thas Ru "a
fbs retain the right bank OF that stream ne town Of
Kcmrst with territory OF about 300 square versa.
The Isle Of Serpents res been considered ~ bels.eine
10 the mouths Of the Danube and he ben asrssd bal
"a goes with thor destination
The oonferssss las recognised shss was bs nsssuea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-25
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

ALBANY, jan "a, 1857.
Mr. sYxScrl presented . memorial from Moses r.
0SDpeI Alexander Hamilton, Jr, and others, for the
ansndmest Of the general insurance Law, 20 - 10 allow
nutual companies taking marze Risks TO Increase their
sash capital BE accompanied the presentation OF The
psson with remarks urging action on the matter ~ the
losses 70 marine companies the past eighteen months
had been over eighteen millions Of dollars and Il was
absolutely necessary increase thor capital immed
aAsay TO continue their usefulness.
Mp wApswoRru presented memorials from various
towns In CAnadA urFrg the Legislature 70 Increase the
ABILITIES for communication between the two countries
Mr. BuDyoRp reported fevoraby on tho bill inoorpo
pusinG the Now York Harmonic Society.
M SPKsCR gave notice OF bill 70 amend The charter
e The Manhattan Savags Bank.
M P. SAITH Introduced bill incorporating the Can.
6L Savings BANG, Brooklyn.
Mr. BRsDrorD iuusiuced Q bill appropriatng tire
svsh OF the sste TAI 10 The support Of tho common
Schools and holding supervisors 70 more strict 40
oeansabinty, under penalties
Mr. KuIY present. . bill TO prohibit banks Of issue
Zen acung ~ savings banks
10 Slow Peter Cooper 70 found library and scientific
Mr. Trrpox presented joint resolution to amend the
Constitution AFTER 1859 three Judges OF tho
court Of Appeals chosen By tho people OF the STATE one
sw eight years. tor ten years, aud one for twelve
years. order TO supersede Vie present orsaszson Of
ihas court.
Of the senate in 90 the eu,ensn. Governor
Mr. scxiB urged that the senate should 70 into bal
~ citing tho prscpce OF the United States senate and
.oyed e an amendment 70 proceed 70 ballot o pre-
stdirg ofBcer.
Mr.. Morrow accepted the amendment, and nominated
Mr Upbam.
Mr. A snrrH nominated Mr. Brooks.
On the drst oso, Mr. Upham had IL; Mr.. Spencer, .;
Mr. Brooks, o.
On the second bslo, being ,aken Mr.. Spencer had Ia
snd NJ. Upbam IA.
The result took the senate by surprise and oooNIeaei
much eSci,emept
Mr. srrscsa briefly addressed the Senate, thanking
Shem for the honor they had conferred upon him
Fourteen republicans were present. t~o OF whom cast
ballots tor Mr. Spencer.
Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-25
Terrible Suffering at Sea.

WhECk OF THE BRIG PRINCESS LOUISA, AND DESTI-
TUTE CONDITION OF HER CREW.
Capt Thos H. clifford. OF the ship Patrick Henry, Ar
rived OF this port rom London, England fell In with
Erg,h brig called the Princess Lousa In lat 90 Ion
"a so. She short Of both and provisions with
which Captain clifford supplied her. She had expert
very heavy weather. had been the coast close
70 the Highlands Of Nevsnk I've times blu, was obliged
70 put 10 again In consequence Of not being able
nnd pilot During the gallo Of Sunday, tho 18th inst,
she lost fore aud main yard had her sail, oil torn 10
shreds. Eaht OF her were frost bitten, and had
been greatly reduced from want Of provisions water and
fuel. on her whole number OF not than three
four nt for duty and there were not sufficient
to bend sail the vessel The captain Of the Princess
Jousa said they had been out Of waser thirty
seven days, and were. obliged TO suosist on -four
blended with salt water Ito had been Io7 days out u
the time Capt clifford mot him, and had len csdiz for
New York 9Th cargo Of salt and vino. II appears,
however that their wine used aflor the supply Of
water aied, and that there but very small quaint
~ Of on board The hull Of tho Princess Louisa In
good condition, and although subject 10 rough weather,
had not leaked any durirg the passage He desired Cap.
tain Clifford, on his arrival In po, 70 report his coalition
and procure assstanoe ~ would be i'm posso without
10 rtach port II something not done soon will be
impossible Tor him or his men 70 exist than week
In their present destitute stae. A. 10 about I've days
srce Capt Ginord fell In with her he thinks they may
be found about 2eo miles southeast OF the Highlands
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-25

Assembly.
ALBANY, Jan. "a, 1851.
PETITIONS
rcr The abons,msut Of days ofgrsoc on draos.
rcr and sEslnst pier aorOs, G5ranusbsy.
For the removal Of the Quarantine.
Poy AID 10 ciiisens of New York in Kansa, 1hs pct
Nm was presented by Mr. Fooe who urged the import
snos and interest Of the subject upon e attention Of
nembers.
ravorsbly on the bills 70 swe,d the Brooklyn aud vii
nansburs consolidation act and 70 proven, animals run
vsnQ NJ largo IN Flstbush.
Unayorably on the bills for Tho repeal Of the military
IN Nv, and exempsine ministers nom srauon.
NOTICES BILLS.
% amend the charter o, the Republic Fire INSURANCE.
,umvany Of New York
10 amend The militia laws.
motion 70 take up the resolution 70 reconsider III.
roe On the Supply bill Of 1850 was lost
Bills PlsKD.
10 extend the time for collection OF taxes 10 all the
swps Of the state where there no special Law In re
10 ,ncoroorsie the Turnverein Of New York
10 es alive the action Of the New York supervisors
RasIng the salaries OF the Clerks Of Police Courts
IN Incorporate thc New York Towing and wrecking o.
To smens the charter OF Brooklyn.
Au,hcrialrg backing associations 70 act ss SCENTS
MI Po~vnoY introduced bill providing for tho e-ec.
an aud location CT the Cgy Hall New.Yort the o.
srnor and Senste TO appoint toree oommi.,ionors N
gate TIC se II sa'sry ~ $50 yesr and the stock
o. /, exceed $4,000, OOc and 70 be received bs1sns
scpr,ter. -, . -
w, Foor moved 70 smcpd by referring II 70 the Com
,iltee on tuc5 and villsges. which sas csrrsd
M PoyEsuy sIso introduced bills ia relation 20 tte
orcrvsors of Nsw York and for organizing the Metro
Ts%rs woods, xtben, james J. Reilly sud cover,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-25
Coroner's Inquest.

SUICIDE OF AN Usksows MAN ny HANGING -corooor
Perry held inquest Of the ninth ward station house
upon the body Of an unknown man, supposed TO be .
German lsborer who tted suicide by hanging him
self 10 lamp post me deceased found suspended
IN Csrkson street By the police, and taken 70 the
station house NO clue could ho ob,aiued W the name or
residence Of the deceased. Tne jury rendered vrdct
OF death by suicide"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-25
Markets.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PMLADMPHIA, Jan. "a, 1867.
Stocks steady. PennsylvanA 81, sax; Reading Rail.
road, AK Long Island Railroad, 18K; Morris Canal,
WX; Pennsylvania Railroad, 48X.
INV ORIxANs, Jan. "a, 1857.
Sales cotton 70 day. 900 bales; sales Of the week.
$780, receipts last week. S. o00 stock In port 400 00o
l2Kc Wheat advancing; red, 81 0oswhi!e, 81 o. No.
asses, e2hc. The market y bare OF corn and bacon.
week. H. ooo; stock in port, 81 too Treehs-Oostou 70
Liverpool e1ed and 70 Havre, H. &c., India bssgng,
1lc,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-25

large quantities Of foreign poultry are now i'm
ported duty tree into England. In the last eleven
months the value imported dead and allve) was
t32 sos. In November as much a. Is ,253 was inn
ported.
Mr.. Damen, Of Dorchester eng }, is shipping AZ
Poole, per steamer, cargo OF Dorsetshre wheat
fo- Portugal, in which country and in Spain great
scarcity efet in consequence Of the failure Of their
haiveet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-25
Loss Of Schooner 3. ID. Hart.

PROVIDENCE, Jan. -, 1857.
Tho schooner which put into Newport on Friday IN ds
ress, proves 70 be the B. D. Hart WALL from jackson.
vile for New York. with loss Of deck load Sails bull
warks, 10. she 10 very badly Iced up. Ono man was
slightly frost bitten The schooner has had four fest Of
water In her hold, but b nearly free from now Has
been short Of provisions, 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-25

Standardization Thursday evening, Jan. a, by tho
Rev. L. Cuyler, WAIrBR SMITH to CoaSsIA j., eldest
daughter OF sidney g. Hartt, all OF this city.
TnpALL-GnLBsrIB On saturday, Jan rs, by the Rev
Mr.. Miiett, Thomas j. TnDAIL Egg, 70 MISC MAkA GU
LnsrII, oil Of this city.
CooKr-GnAY.-On Thursday, Jan. a. 81 No. - Wool
hull street Brooklyn the residence OF the brides father
by the Rev. James Mett OF this city Mr. ARCHIBALD H.
COOK of NevHk ~ j., 70 hns HsRs, drughter OF John
3. Gray, Of Brooklyn.
RAEuKr-aooyKR AT Columbus, Ohio, on Tuesday,
Jan 10 By the Rev. l. Grover, Of Urbkns. Me-. j. W.
BAkTSrr, OF New YORK 70 Mas PAxys r. daughter OF H.
Hoover, Esq, OF Columbus.
Massachusetts papers please copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-25

brings three days laser news The accounts highly
interesting and important Tho Bank Of Esgland has id
vsnced The rate Of interest 10 sxand half per cent
public securities. This snnouncemen, took oil by
Prise. Capitalists and business looking for .
eecpe the rates. All The public and private circulars
and letters speak Of the utmost confidence in the ruling
rates Tho action of the bank autographed 70 Liver
rcoi and crested considerable excitement Tho Bank Of
france returns show dtcrtasc In bullion. There had
been great decline In Credit Mobnier shares 10 csnse
ouet &c Of The reduced dividend In cotton there hal
been no change. In brcadsturs moderate business
eportsd, without alteration In prices The market for
Auorisan securities was moderately active.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MON K " m A IL X X n .

SATURDAY, Jan. 2i-eP.M.
The stock market opened quite buoyani this morning
and an advance was pretty generally realized. Nov
York Central went up q per cent; Hudson River Rail
roao, n; Panama, "; Illinois Central. y; Gaiena and
Chicago, VI Chicago and Rock Island, X. Michigan
souihorn; Reading Erie and Cumberland were Q shade
or lover. There large falcs Of Central Eric
and Reading Tor cash. Al the second board the marke,
vs lower all round. New York Central destined X per
cent; Cleveland and Toledo, X Erie, "; Hudson River,
y; RosdiBg, u; Michigan Southern. x; Cumberland, u.
Tho European advccs and the large expectation Of specie
from this port had bad effect the stock mGKct and
Of the oose the tendency OF prices DOWNWARD.