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Divorce Notice.

J. TYLER HODGES, Banker,
27l, Broadwar, y. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-28
r FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.


TuHsDAy, Jan 27--6P.H.
The tendency OF prices upwards o. the first board
to-day and In most OF the transactions an advance was
realized The market the whole presensei very I'M
inviting appearance The brokers OF the street have the
busiutss OF stock spccuations oil smonE themselves.
There are no outside purchaser bu, frequently outside
sellers No new buyers enter tue msrke, At present
points and prices are high enough for many outsde
holders 70 realize Al the frat board Missouri STATE IS
advanced X rer cent; Cumberland Coal ~ Reading, 81
Michigan Central, ~ Panama, 4; Chicago and Rock
Island, a; Michigan southern, " Al the close yester.
Day Michigan southern sold Of si per cent dividend Of
Eve per cent or opened this morning at % per cent
Illinois Central Railroad declined per cent The opera
tons In Missouri state os to day were only 70
moderate extent compared with yesterday. bu,
they closed nrm Of advance. La Crosse and NIL
vsukie opened ct 10 and closed ct TX per
cent, with small sales. Chicago and Rock Island
me sron earnings Of this road in December nearly
osual,o ,hose Of the Gslena and Chicago in the same
month. and the Rock Island earnings IN January are
likely be arrer than those OF the Gaens 10 the same
time. Both companies have recently made large stock
Dividends and we really do not that thcre should be
any difference In market value. AZ investments they
are equally producive The dividend Of the Chi
csso and Rock Island will be i've per cent cash in April,
and the next dividend Of the G,ena and Chicso will
be Eve per cash 10 August the nrst In about sxiy
days and the latter In months from February l. The
Galena and Chicago ID selling OF 1895, and the Chicago
and Rock 1.Apd st ssJs per cent.
After the Adjournment Of the board the follow
pg sales Of bonds we're made at auction by A. II.
Ncoay r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-28
Work Before the Legislature.

BEFORE
NJ. RmIY's bill to abolish pawnbvekers In he city Of
New York, provides that II shall be unlawful for any
person 70 loan money any property OF any description
bny !. Ssn.es 70 ps%eSroks1s r" person
purchase by bill Of sale any personal property With the
understanding that will be re purchased within COR
num- imposes ne Of mot lees than 500 nor more
1000 doAs for violation Of the sot-one half 70 80 70 the
nfoFmer-or imprisonment In the penitentiary for not
than one year, both at the discretion Of the
Court.
Mr.. PHsxDnaAsrs oct in relation 70 the Brooklyn
police creates Board Of three Commissioners to hold
who snail hold one for two and one for four years at
salary Of 81 900 year each. The Commissioners 70 be
appointed by the Governor and senate. In all IT'S fes
lures In relation 70 the appointment aud reguaou OF the
force similar bill in relation the New YORK
police, introduced by Mr.. Pomeroy
M hADDKN's Dill in relation To mutual insurance com
panes provides that dividend shall be made by
any company Incorporated under this act whenever its
capital stock is impaired when the making OF such
dividend would have the eject OF impsIing the capital
stock and any dividend made shall subject each
stockholder receiving the same 70 an individual Lie oty
TO the iors Of said companies TO the extent OF such
dividend received by him. 1t shall be lawful ir any
mutual insurance company established TO be est ib
hshed In COMO nifty with the provisions OF this act TO
unite cash capital 10 any extent ~ an additional secu
stock notes. which additional cash capital shall pro
vided In the Sth section Of the general law And
such company snail allow an interest such capital and
cash capital whether payable In full or by ns,almens
shall each be individually liable for the dues OF said CON-
psny 10 the extent OF bis individual SUBSCRIPTION o. such
thereof shall be requisite In order IN satisfy
The debts of said company until he shall have paid his
subscription In full and such cash capital an III be liable
the apita stock Of the company, In payment OF its
debts. The subscribers 10 such cash capital shall be en-
tiled In the election OF trustees, 10 one vote on each 500
their stock The customary regulations for transfer
are provided In the bill.
bin was Also introduced similar in u provisions for
the benefit OF the Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company
which las special charter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-28
Our Albany Correspondence.

Albany, Jan. 20, 1857.
The syyiy Bal Of Las, seics-Grea Scheme Of Plundr
An Inklino Of TIE Lotby-AbOminaiions Of ne Bill
Bcpo Of the Se,a,,, dc.
The heavy enormous items In the Supply bill, which
has eau,ed such sensation in the House Of Assembly
were nut in BY the last sud 10 be dcested Commit
Tee of ways and Means OF 1885, under the dicaon and
command Of their masters in the lobby. But for the
fortunate adjournment OF legislature st the moment
It's constitutional term expired this eight hundred thou
rand dollars would have been taken from an already de-
plcted treasury. / wish the axpaying people could
only have the privilege Of examining this Tonsirous
plunge the rcasuryoek at the items embraced 10 u,
the names Of the individuals VINO to be rewarded,
and the measre services which they performsd-,here
would be On universal dsapprobsoa from end Of tue
STATE 10 the other and unanimous dsspprovs Of toe
votes Of such members suffer their names 10 he re-
ceroed in i favor The newspapers never publish these
blIls members never scnd copies 10 their constituents
N, lobby suppress them ~ they from
printers bsosuse all are directly or indirectly interested
In some nem or otter which Ia therein contaiued.
Tnis system OF punder mas been going yesrs
State oroers OF nearly every grade together with their
clerks, members Of the legislature onner 70 tneir Own
name or else some OF their onoche hangers en-
LOBBY political loafers and other degree Of pl-
iere,s always come nbersIly ia the supply pili
To make jobs po,icsl fsvorttes the legislature h 1
eve, sessou institutes half dozen travelling
They TO examine some particular nsttutlons OF the
state the prisons the ohsrsbe and literary insiiu
tons examine the depth aud widtn Of the Csyugs or
Monte yuma msrhes sfcerta,n whether the STATE or any
body e'se has incrersd With the -a.er rights on the
Panther rivuet; examine toe books OF
the Com mvsioDers Of Emigration, how much tuey
annually tqusnoer upon standing lawyers aud other IA
vofs 70 examine tenant houses sanstsry and quarau.
tie estabishmens-n short, there 1, scarcely pubic
or private matter coming under legislative cogn2tace
bot me ocmmitue must oe appointed 10 spend toe
mer IN osensios inquiry aud inspection Aud toese
committee, TOO invariably have as travelling co N.
psb,n, Two or three clerks, an eusrosser serscanst
amp and another person two to subruoa sIns s.es
wnhou alluoirf 10 any other there one charge tor
rlerkship OF I've hundred dollars, snd n uoubtrll
vhtnsr the rolltcs lap dOg vas sbsen, from his usual
butGesi hn ds!s u tsIsisg liza I've saSdsed aosaf..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-28

C.,., ~ ,hs ss.ss ososs nero ere annually IN This
venisnt Supply b up 70 gua.ss. or S mr. ,oSoun
bin Siso; ana one IN particular, N the Oompt.olers
Office, special PET IS. e. periodically IS !. ycss Is
bundrcd dollars and he ID in this blu fer tive hundred
more Bang one Of the most obsequious hceycophauts
Of al politicians he mirsculcusy manages 70 retain nv
es whatsoever whichever party hold the reins Of over
Many other cer also lucky recipients Of ia trea
There are claim brokers' too adroit and managing men,
who have for years infested not only the lobby but are
awarded the freedom Of the interior Of both Houses under
the pretence assumption OF being reporters for some
obscure country or city paper This gives them an I'm
portance, and convenient access TO members not en-
gushing inpudenoe, are ever ON the wing when the
Supply bul any claim bill 10 up for confederation
Their own names never appear in the bills, but very few
names are inserted for draft upon the treasury unes:
from ten 70 twenty five per cent previously guaranteed
70 these brokers' And 20 impairment have they q last
become that claimants the session. threatened
with certain defeat these gentry were not rewarded In
one single TO the extent OF $500. Several Of them
are permanent reeden Of this city and for years have
depressed in pocket but now the owners Of splendid
private mansions.
The State treasury empty; all the resources for III
they reach The trsss The financial officers are com
PEELED 70 borrow from fund TO another to make both
outstanding public stecks twenty four millions Five
millions more wanted and must be had, TO reconcile
II 10 the %
posed to raise the Indispensable five millions, and to in
sure the prompt payment Of interest on State stocks An
bers Of the Legislature directly In the facewth this mir
held up before their eyes-they will vote for such
punderne Supply bill the before them trans
mited by the last House Of Assembly, admitted BY oil
hands 70 have had majority Of the most corrupt incom
petent svareous scoundres ever assembled - public
body The bill was even TO them 90 infamous that they
could NOT themselves, with all their vicousness pass it,
and transmitted IL TO their SUCCESSORS a. an inhe
riience for disposal.
Senate That body has not had opportunity Of ex
pressing opinion. But the public look 70 the leaders
cans; Brooks j. A. smith, Ferdon, Americans; and spen
GER wadsworth, Kelly and Sckles democrats-for sach
q pruning % the lobby bantling deserves. Remember
that another Supply bill 10 be passed at the cad of the
prea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-28
BrOoklyn City News

TEE RRooKIyx Poum DRARrxzxI.-An ~ providing
radical change the appointment and removal Of police
men has been submitted 70 the Legislature II author EOS
the appointment Of Board Of Commissioners BY the 90
vernon Of the State by and with the advice and
Of the Senate thus virtually transferring the
Of the city 70 Albany The board n TO consist OF three
mes. who are 70 hold ose for six years. and TO re-
ceve 1000 salary per year sach They are authorized
nom he highest 70 the lowest grsde are 70 Do under
complete CONTROL and direction OF the commission thus ap
pointed An applicant for the police must obtain the ss
natures Of twenty citizens Of the ward 70 testify 10 hu
good character fitness In ell respects for the position
Besides he mwt have been resident OF the ward for
Ave years, and be able 70 read ana write: me commits
setants sergeans and doormen, whose salaries are 70
the ct present The present police force
ID 70 be disbanded the nrs Monday in April next and
ali appointments thereafter made are to be during good
behavior In fne the commission has full and exclusive
control Of the department There are other Diils a.
Albany about being prepared to be sent there In re
gard TO the matter and 10 therefore not certain
the above bill will pass without serious opposition
The new administration Of the city government being
democratic and the appointments being under control OF
the Mayor and Aldermen of the ward, . number or
changes have taken place In the police department IN
most of the wards the majority OF policemen we're
Know Nohings," who appointed In place OF demo-
Gratis who were removed by wholesale on the accession
Of George Hall to the Mayoralty two years ago. Then
the majority Of the Alderman elected were OF the same
political school, and democrat, especially II ne had an
matters have changed, and the democrats having
attained ascendancy the changes made are IN
accordance herewith The Police department. na OF OF
time II was established, and 10 used as sort Of
asylum to reward political partzans. No one without
some political influence ever had the most remote
chance Of being appointed and is therefore, desirable
that there should be some change; but wnetner the
present bill will accomplish the object remains 70 DC
seen. Had there been political change II 10 not likely
that much effort would have been made 10 change the
system OF appointments
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-28

The great lakes about one twenty nh OF the ares
Of the Atlantic su, In proportion they Afford much
greater facilities for commerce, In consequence OF the
advantage Of srss, length with les Width and greater
properties OF shore line. The country forming theshors
Of the great lakes cannot be surpassed In general pro
ductvsness BY any section Of the Unon either In variety
Of important commodities In quantity produced per
square mile.
The extent OF the commerce Of the lakes may be o.
umsted By the commerce Of the lake ports. During she
pas, fifteen years the value OF the trade OF the lakes has
sweed from sss Ooo in lsii to seos In 1855
and the whole OF this grand aggregate with the excep
ton Of sa2 acc 900 act down Tor Ssckeus Hubor, Cape
Vincent Osweesichie Genosee and Nsssrs came through
toilo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-28


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fan az AIN. x,,.s sa. M Vim q snd n =. Ksv.s
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WED 20 si,esa The faners ,bis Ssv =, twelve ococ
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Married.

snlIH -HNDsRsoS TUESDAY. Jan a, 81 tn cnproh
Of the puritans, by The Rev jose pm z. tnompsoo -
JAM. noKNsos ssnH 70 LIZZIE, daughter oil TIE -te
Alex. Henderson, ali Of thts Guy
VAN DUyS-ALIrS DO Tuerhay Jan u, by 10 tev.
Lyman Zee cher j. VooRsata VAN DUNN eivSxiyL, to
sARAH ARs. only daughter OF d. w. aud NJ VI A,'sn Of
Cntn place, fiushng, L. H. aud grand daughter o. Cor
heiius DuTyea, Esq.
New Brunswck, j., and Jamaca pa.ers esae
copy.
GHuIS-SHsIIoCK On Thursday, Jan. 10, 81 II.
Johns church, Asor place, by the Rev. Dr. Kiu,lsy,
JonA GkrtN, Jr, 70 HANNAH SuBaI )Cx only daughter
Of Mr.. James Sherlock, OF santa Cruz, California.
pGstcs-RocKEIT On Thursday Jan -, .. 81. Tho
MAJ church, Roadway, by the Rev. .Dr spenoeS ur.
NICHOLAS PIRsOH 10 JANE EtzABrrH eldest daughter Of
the late M John Rocket. both VI this city.
Wal, Or.rs. coan,y T b. sss ki E,n oeQ:
W. WooD. Of Washington, ID G to CArnnIn CAHo-
BnI, daughter OF the late Captain j. Q. Cunning
ham,
New Orleans papers please copy.
VAN ASIwEP-JsnE-Ou wednesday, Jan. II, at the
church Of the Holy Communion, by the Row. Dr. huhIeu
borg JONI H. vAS AsrwsKP, Of Brooke n, TO MApA A.
JArrs, daughter of. Thomas d James Of New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-28
S6,426

This ID oaetwenh Of the tonnage owned in the United
States and about inn Of the total amount employ cd
in the ooasting trade large part Of this tonnage
employed in the trade Of New York, and has done a.
much as any one item In contributing TO It's growth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-28

suit Of ~ devslopsmens during very brief period; and
the great bulk OF The wade Of BaAIo and Oswego do
rived from The same cause.
The tonnage employ the great lakes u shown IN
The following table and does not include any ocean or
river TONNAGE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-28

Al the second board to- day the market presented the
same Ispsuid ook-no animation In anything. Ere
Railroad stock Tell on and closed 81 e2js per cenL
within the past ten or fssen days has been evdeas
that many Of the old holders were the sellers. rhe
oinou Of this company, notwithstanding the ability with
which 10 managed, is daily growing worse. No work
m the country has struggled harder for s existence
and Il afer all the sacrifices they have made sud all
,be ssnt that hAs been exercised, 1t unable to sus
isir itself accomplish the results predicted Of It,
viii have . more prejudlcal influence upon the rail.
read interests Of the Cnl,ed States ihso II the
same dIfhcuites had befslIen any other pubnc
work The complexion Of the bank statement
tbis mtrnrg would seem 10 imply thai the expansion
mad ,ssn terminated, and that hereafter we ,bs have
istber q rcirosrsde movement Tue condition Of tue
Europesp money markets certainly would c,unse q
much more prudent course thaa banks have lately
been pursuing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-28

Jones' Old Italian Soap, for Eruptive Chap
ped esder skim old hair oil restorative beau
full for the hair o. Laonts liquid aabsster for ladies skn
A2 BOWery,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-28
To Merchants and Bankers.
Now ready and for sale at the bookstores
THE MERCHANTS AND BANKERS REGISTER FOR

THE MERCHANTS AND BANKERS REGISTER FOR
1857.
J. list Of the banks, arranged alphabetically, In every
State and city Of the Union corrected up 10 December e6
President cashier, and capital of each.
list OF private bankers in three hundred and thirty
cities and the United States and Canada, December,
1856.
s. list of banks and private bankers in London. Novem
Der, 1856.
list of private bankers in Europe Asia, South America
and the West Indies
g. An alphabetical list of cashiers of the United States
6. A list OF members Of the New York Board OF stock
Brokers'
The banks of New York city-capa dividend months,
discount days. annual dividends and notary OF each.
8. Principles of exchange by John Ram ay McCuloch.
Finances Of European States-Revenue expenditure and
debt of each
10. Commercial statistics OF the United States
IL. manufactures throughout the world
IL Decimal weights and measures.
IL. On the Rights and Duties OF Consuls
One vol svo 81; price per mail 81 II postage paid
J ROMANS,
Editor of The Bankers Magazine"
DERBY AZ JACKSON, Publishers,
No. 1l9 Nassau street. New York.
Copies sent by mail post paid, receipt Of price.
shilling Pfctures.-Spanish Coin Taken for
HrOad VaV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-28

Ofs.--Linseed continued nrm, with Gales OF ABOUT
1900 5000 gallons, 10 be delivered next week at 3ec.,
with small LOIS iron at SIC cast Whale ana
sperm were unchanged and aaes limited. Lard oil
ranged from 81 81 0b. owe was unchanged.
Provisions -Pork-Holders we're hrmer, AMI q. the
close there were sellers OF mes men under 81 75
The sales embraced 400 10 800 bbs st S2 s2 l2 Tor
mess Afterwards held at sal rs, and old moss soc
s2l. sales Of ,1oo obs. prime PORK ~ere made on
private terms sad 10 have been al about SIS Beef vas
steaoy Of eco 70 s0o bbs inclu fling country
prime At % so $40 rs, and new country mess DO ~
$40 so sl3. Repscxed Western Was At SIS . $40 90,
and extra at SIC Bacon steady, with sales OF
ZOO boxes lopg ribbed middles 81 1859. the spot,
and choice CO. 10 arrive In March ana April o. IL &c
Cut meats nrm, with sales OF about 100 nhds aud
,ierces hams at 10 &C To- Co. and shoulders A $40
SIC. lard was orm al 1sLc s125sc. Batter was nrm
with . good demand. Cheese wa M 10 nc. lie. aud
choice nj II nc. Nked.
real EsrArE-By g. n. Ludlow & Co-Brown stone
house and 10, on the north side Of Tnlriy sixth street,
near Broadway 2ox9s S. 600 house and lot sodth side
Twenty seventh street. near Ssoond aveoue FOXES 2,
s7,seo; properly Nos us, lao and l22 Twenty eighth
street, si3 ESQ.
Rios vas quiet with small sales at 3 70. aa1.c
SucIBs-fhe market vas nrm, win a ilttie more
movement The sales embraced about $50 nhts part 81
ioc lohc., and 40 boxes on private iermf
wBrKSr.-saes Of 200 q 900 bbls we're made 81 2she.
sssc.