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western eoass OF Africa and are taking steps 10 increase
l. The trade in palm oil 10 most important The exports
Of that article have increased since 1852 from 1000 70
1000 gallons and In 1855 more than thirty vessels were
iSeighted with II u African ports.
Al least 200 vessels are now employed IN al branches
Of trade upon the coast The amount Of egaoes paid the
Society during the year, 10 sl4,676 o. contributions
nom auxiliary societies. S97s Is The number Of emil
grants sent out during the year wss 6ss The whole
number SENT ESQ., The balance Of the report refers
generally 10 the state Of affairs in the colony Of which
gives an encouraging account.
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Court CaLcaJ.r-This uny.

suypusp Couyr-Cirouu.- 2iit 1000 so3
9 l7s zoe 3ls, 3l5 3t7, $40, 323. rs 329 s3l, 333
Part 2Nos. 12s ace, l9s, 1s4 as lgs, asa 4te asa
e6e te2 fet Az i1i, 47e, asa sst 4Ss s9 45s. 800
tee bi4 Sic, 900, b27 6 b32 m bss bti blo 600 662
10, tbe, be2 to 67o, 1872 az, as, I2l is6
surRtst COCsT--S pecal rorm..-Cis-s I.--N1s &C. 49,
2fg. 80, 136 ais.
UNi,D srArrs meSsIcr OouN Nos, g. 70 TO is iuclu
rive.
svrsuoE Courr-Nos 4bs. ave. .g7. sls. 3 s,s. e.,
10. cas- Cia. GhV tbi, $50 ea4 6ss $50 es3 etg asa
rel Bes, GEE, 90 Cl2 Gtf e75 67e s5g sfu sqi Gss
80 sea A7e, ti3 ' ' ~ ~
rs,s ',rss--pa1 -No, 70 IS PAT 2.-yos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22

four act play, under the above title, pro
duoed here Tuesday night. II Ia adapted from well
known French drama, Les HES do Marbre" which Is
already known to the American public by translation
from the pen Of Mr. Charles selty under tue title OF "rhc
Marble He1t" The presens work done for Miss
Matilda Heron by Mr.. Thomu Dc Walden. MS Heron
played the piece two three lmes In the rural districts,
afscr which purchased by Mr.. Barton. The prin.
cipsl difficulty n the original play that the part OF
Marco net sufficiently effective, and that the sympa
thyc, the sudlsnoe always against her. she was.
IN the FIRST Place person OF immoral character and
oosehabis; she was Of merceaary turn Of mind, ad
d,csd 10 late surpers, creme de 4o bracelets Russian
sablss pate Jc: gras, and fas, In tho second
place. she had fancy for ruiniag artists, and after
cleaning them down TO the last sous sending them
about their business. In contrast 10 her hsrc--
Mare, the sweet, tender, innocent, charming Jsrne
sscrUe wearing her hair plain, and yptyog the csrd
ma virtues in q brown merno dress The author OF the
Burtonsn or Heronnn adaptation had, Il seems to ne,
object In vicvto preserve tho main effects Of
the French play and at the same time mako rooa part
for leading rooediens, by arranging the that
Marco dsreputable and Marie vrluous could he
PLAY ed By the actress He has accomplished thr
object, and made an elective acting play. The main
sory preserved In to other versions up 10 the last
oct which is aew. Marie is made insane by the machl-
nations Of Marco and site- the usual business in white
musltn nne oles, Having NeFy Fe}euAntA whcn
repentance Ia OF consequence. The dialogue q new
throus bout II s shorter than The French aud far .
judge, quito goodit smoothly written, and
ia god English. We have radical objection TO this
svie OF play but Judging this on ~ merits a. mocha
rics work, II Is quite rood 60 any Of the others.
Tie acting Of the principal parts sood Mrs Bar
played Marco aud Marie very well, the transitions
being made arti,tioay and esctvely he repose
IN the Marco scenes would give the contrast deeper
oolorng. The mad scene made critic JuJre, and Mrs
Barrow had unanimous and web. deserved call se,ore
the curtain Mr.. Fisher played Raphael with much
vrs. Bis in The third act well rendered
70 call Gown several rounds OF appliance Beons Ds,ge
nsls wss lively, spirited well dressed ana well sustalred
throughout He precisely the Doeeaes Of the nine
teenth century after the Paris mode the small PARIS
vere badly played and badly dressed Tho olumsine,s
OF sme Of the minor actors materially retarded the sue
the play which, however, was well received and
rereated last evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22
italian .Opera-FIrst Night Of the seralosch
SeasOn.

M s.rakosch comm enced his season at the Academy
st evening" with the representation of Lucreza Bor-
GA" PArodi Lucrezia; Tberin - Gsnnaro; D'0rmy
~ Orsi,. and Norino the Duke Alfonso. The house
wns filed with Of the most dtsngue audiences that
have within It's walls. The chief feature
Of the performance the Lucrczia OF Pared, which
superb. She In very good voice, and gave the
nsGic With that intense dramatic power for which she 10
celebrated Nothing could be finer than hor perform
In the great Of the second act Viewed only
. display OF hstrionio power has rarely had its
equal the boards aud this Performance alone
ssps Parod Of the greatest artists Of the age
Enc sang splendidy Throughout, and received full
reward In the applause OF . house singulary crf
toal She called before the curtain after each act and
Aeo the end Of the ofcra. II gives us the sincercst
pleasure 70 record this triumph OF Psrodi; and We
aco tell New York public that she Is with but for
short nne and that they should make much Of good
thing while they have II. Tberir sang very well. and
made favorable impression His air In the Grst act had
q decided encore. Morno and D'0rmy were hardly
equal requirements Of their roles judging them by
comparison with their predecessors here. The director
cosduced excellent orchestra, and the chorus
full and effective In all the scenic details have
seen opera better rendered and the representation
was entirely successful with the public. We may
graduate Nr. strakosch favorable beginning OF
what promises 10 be . very successful season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22

There was movement on foot among our bankers last
evening, which have 10 bsneve will 20 far
toward, not entirely, restoring these four banks 70
sound credit. There no why this may not be
cone with all OF them excep. the stock Security Bank OF
AnviDe "A regards the latter II ifs Will replace
the California stocks with others that good will
promptly cancel tho, It's viii certainly DO good
az the average OF Illinois banks
Our advice the holders notes on the above HIN Die
banks II, 70 keep perfectly cool and submit shave
We hope 10 be able very 10 quote their good
a the counters Of Chicago banks In the meanwhile
let State Legislature proceed cautiously yet firmly
10 make such amendments Of our general Banh Ing law
experience has demonstrated 10 be necessary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22

CHURCH BURNED AT POUGHKEEPsE.-An alarm
Of fire sounded Ut Pougnkeepse Sunday morning
last about IL O'Clock. The fire seen 10 issue from
the Dutch Reformed Church, in Main street The remen
quickly the SPOT but in spite OF their efforts the
minutes 10 n the spre bell and clock fell into the
church below. The fire by this time had reached the
body Of the church. which entirely destroyed with
pews, railing staircase, &C. The loss is estimated Ut
$4,000. Insured In the Poughkeepsie Mutual
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The New York Senatorial Question.

ALBANY, Jan. al, 1867.
The State Committee OF the "radicA democratic repub
loans," appointed ~ the Convention ct Syracuse last
July, to meet at the Deavan House this evening
Their meeting called 10 take into consideration the
question Of The candidate for United States Senator The
Committee divided 70 the proprety of skng any
expression of opinion The majority certainly favor
Preston King, and II any public expression Ii made he
will be endorsed James g. Wadsworth Is chairman OF
the committee
The State Committee Of the radical democrats held
private meeting this evening. debate had on the
proprety Of taking any part In the Senatorial election
and the probability is that no action will be taken by the
ComM,ttee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22
Message from Governor Gcsry u the Kansas
Legislature.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. II, 1857.
The st. Lows Republican publishes an advance copy CT
Governor Gcary's message. His views on sQuasser
sovereignty are embodied in the following words -
When the interests Of the people shall require state
government and direct popular vote necessary give
sanction and effect VIII be the proper occasion, once
Tor ALL 70 decide the grave political question which under
nes ali wen regulated commonwealth" The Governo.
sdyises the Legislature to let slavery alone where the
uttuEon places IT, and forego legislation In reference 70
until . State consttuton Ii formed; recommends that
errors and omissions In the statute book be corrected
denounces the test oath act and recommends IL repeal
dsepproves Of the present mode Of collecting jurors and
their election by lot thinks that the adoption
Of ballot plan Of voting should be insisted on and sug
ecsts The enactment Of law requiring residence In tho
Territory Of ten days 10 prevent illegal voting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22
CoTroN-The market was firm, with sales OF about
3sC0 bse based upon about tho following quosacons-

FRneHTs.-To Liverpool about 500 2 ooo bbls Hour
taken ct 2s 4hd As Cd 10, 600 bushels corn In
bulk ct I'd. loo bbs. pork at 3Cs 400 500 boxes or
bacon ut 26s.. and 300 400 bales OF cotton at al 10
London lao boxes bacon at 30s To Rotterdam 100 tier
rice taken at 35s To Havro rates were M 40
cotton roc for nour 2Oc for grain and &c. loc Tor
heavy goods.
NAVAL SroRB.-Dealers waiting private letters oy
the America. Spirits turpeDtne were held at Doc aud
crude do. at 81 Rosin quiet and unchanged
Ons -Lnseed firm at $40, with moderate sales ON
the spot while there = good inquring for English to
arrive Crude whale and sperm were quiet, and prices
unchanged.
Provisions -Pork-The market was less buoyAnt,
while the saes embraced about 400 4bo bbls, Including
new $40 81 ST. and Old do $40 81 II and prime
at ST. 81 Q Sl8. Beef-Tbe marke. was drmer with
good demand from the trade Sales Of 800 SOC obls
made including country prime, at - DO $0 ana
country mess al $40 30 IA 80 new repacked Chicago
was firm ct SIS and extra do At $l6 prime mess was
hrm gales Of 900 bbs Robi nsons Ohio extra were
made arrive at S16 Cut meats Continued firm, with
sles Of 900 AGO packages including picked shoulders,
at St4c Shc. and ham at lokc a lo% @ Baoon con-
tnued firm. Lard firm with sales OF 400 800 ools
at l2sc. l3c Butter In good demand At lec 22o
state at zoo As tor good to PRIME and choice TO-
shen was at 27c. . CSC. asked.
srGARs-Ths market continued firm, while sales
were limited 40 hhds Porto Rico sold at l0H loo
do Cuba muscovado at loo and 500 boxes at loc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22

United States Supreme Couat.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Al, 1857.
No. 4s.-Argument concluded
No. 60-Tho Commercial Mutual Marine Insurance
Company W. The Union Mutual Insurance Company Of
New York. Argument commenced by George T. CARTS
Tor appellants, aud continued by Mr.. Goodrich for appel
loe9.
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Failure An Boston.

BOSTON, Jan. 2l-P. N.
The liabilities OF Chas B. Fessen den, East India
chant, whose failure made known Monday,
stated at upwards OF ssoo,oto. An English banking
house the largest creditors being secured for $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22

United States Senator from Wisconsin.
MADISON, JAN Fl, 1857.
Aa caucus Of The republican members OF the Legsla
turc this afternoon, Hon. ]. r. Doolittle WAS nominated
q Eaeh candidate for United States Senator
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81, 1857.
Nocke steady. Pennsylvania SIS, s2G; Long Island
Railroad, 1881; Morris Canal, 16X Pennsylvania Rail
road, 49,l; Reading Railroad, Az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22

UanadaH brands were quIle dTn, ard saes m Jdertte
We're was good demand Tor southern nour. and the
MARKET vas nrncr The sales embraced about 1 500
bbs within the rsrgc Of the above quotations. Inc
market for all grades closed quite firm Wheat was firm
With limited sales About LEO a 800 bushels common
White Southern we're sold private terms Corn
was rnsttths The decrY CT msktug deliveries atm
checked trarsacons. safes Of 7OcO bushels Western
mixed made, part n The Atlantic, 60 be delivered
vhsp the Ice permits we su2pBse ) ~ 10. .8c aud
Part rem stcTe reported vt 74s Rye quiet anf held
Of CSC 9 s6c tor Northern mixed oats wee nruiy
held az acc Soc iOr state. and SIC $50 ~ hcavv
western. Barley wss Cua At IS 81 o. RvsH,rr
and corn meal we're steady ana rri ;et DuchsnEot
C,ifrE The msket Was tlesdy All ii.t af.1t ice
bags Re Eerc SOL o. lcc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22

limitations of this of perfumes and cosmetics
The of the genuine only be ed by wash
mpregna with It. II affords instant relief IN
ache throughout south America
the best for erupions wen for it's unequaed
aroma cold by ID. T. LANMAE co Wholesale druggsts
No 50 Water street. New York. and by all druggists ~ cents
ne bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22

Plano For Sale.-A Handsome Rosewood Sc
ven octave po round elegantly furnished or "a
SlOo less than the cost Apply At u kass Twon'y 1
street. before O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22

MHs. ElhOtt's Rheumatic EmbrocauOn.-
The powerful embrocaton for rheumatism old sprans cnh
bhins disocauons Ac warranted 10 effect peries cure
N all of muscular and rheumatism II ~
like CHARM pensrates every FIBRE and relieves the moss
acute pain Immediately Pains IN the sde back breast 49,
necessary 70 effect q Sold at No ~ Division e9oo:
the sgency for Dr. Swaynes medicines foe my Genus ana
d0llar per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22

BALTIMORE. jan n, 1857.
The New Orleans mall due here On Monday last has
been received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22

Murray & Lanman's FLORIDA Water.-Be

relieve PAIN but these pulls expel disease
They cleanse the blood from the bowels
nveorste the digestion, calm the and renovae the
constitution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22

Aosves rhhngt1 ~ lun0 ana proDb oss
The Gvernor Of wisconsin, in bis message 70 the Le
gsatur Of that State gives the annexed exhibit OF the
banking movement Of the State
The nyuber OF banks organized and doing business on
the first ronday Of January, 1857, was nifty.
Their ag egate capital amounted COZ
IncreaseN banking capital the year 1885,. $780, 900
Amount bisns rom the tax on banking cApi-
The pres{ banking capital win yield an an.
nuairev que to the State Of. ...;........ 1880
me Bank comptroller estimates the revenue
whole an-,nt Of countersgned notes issued
and deli ned to the banks during the year
Whole am1 Mt Of oornier.sned note: returned
TO the nptroller for destruction during
Whole AND At Of conntersgned notes issued
to bsnksrnd outstanding on the first Mon
whole amd Of securite; on deposit on the
first Nom y OF January, 1857, 70 secure the
iwouS aUpesr irom he present CONDITION Of the
banks Of fe state that our banking system has fully
realized tn expectations Of friends and deserves the
fac tina. several OF banks been closed up with
ov. any lo 10 the Dill holders all their circulating notes
ving beei promptly redeemed, In itself the highest
The baltce IN the State Treasury the slst day Of
December past. belonging to- the various funds VAS
,06S 69 The condition of the several funds Ia re-
ported as Allows
The genetl fund was indebted TO the other
funds onthe LIST Of January, isbe....... slss4S SO
The disbursements during the year 1885, from
the gene Al fund, amounted to 1850 40
Total 1896, 866 81
Amount Of receipts during the year 1856. e6a b
Balance due other funds from the general fund
Jan. lSb7...... ..................... S1,oVL 70
The Chicago Pres Of the 18th inst gives the following
Of the condition OF certain banks OF the State Of
Illinois, the notes Of which have recently been dis
credited
Dispatches were received here yesterday nom New
York by Of banking houses announcing that the
New York brokers thrown out the notes OF the Ora
mercy Bank Ind shawnee Bank OF Atica, Ind and the
Zimmerman Bank, Canada, As consequence the notes
Of the same institutions we're thrown Out here.
II ia rumored that the parties who the era
mercy Bank Of Indiana also the OF tho People
Bank OF Carmi the Prairie state Bank, and the Rush
VILE Bank all OF Illinois, which rumor Induced some Of
the banks OF this city 10 throw out the notes Of the above
named Illinois institutions yesterday.
The stock Security Bank, ct Dauvillc, has among In
securities $4,000 in Californian Bonds. The Supreme
Court Of that State having recently decided that these
bonds Illegal some OF brokers yesterday refused
to receive the bills OF the Stock security BANK Ia deposit
The Peoples Bank at Csrm, secured by deposi, OF
the following State stoOku-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22

cows AND CALVES.
The demand Tor cow ana calves continues quito brisk
and sales easily Effected at prices ranging from $50 TO
SIS and few fancy ones Tor higher prices. They
bought up mostly By Long Island mkmcn, who take
them they come. Tho receipts for two weeks are
iolowa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22

Batchcldor's Hais Dye, Wigs ard TONNES.
pe best IN the world made, sold and applied AZ No "a
Lrnts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22

sh a MICS ILL., coLBi 81 Broadway, are selling
ther scck oi imported shoes et reduction
boots, " 70 ~ 49, with heels o. thin soed boots OF All
coofs 81 ~ 70 80 Black and bronze Aid sRr pers -
81 b 'ffo'7f ~ w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22

Cristsd"ro's Hair Dye, sv,es aud scaips are
aunltd a No. Asinr Hon-c ~ f''"eV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22

IDirs ssir IDS e--Eour snsiIings n s.,.-
BE, or brown. No BARCLAY street. AlsJ ntuit ME ,,
of ham aru hfssr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22

LisSER fCO. heir aaesroons 81 AID $40 Broadway
corner White street Will sell this cav thursday jan 81 At
Jos clock all the balance Of japanese C On cox
cups b1Nes cabinets, etcgerts Also arge far.
lure, with sssgt Of l5hne uupfi style uafoes
al OF which are anieed b. the maker
osse also bne suit Of silver paled ~ order Of he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22

sn,,thsonian House. Brossi,vey.-IIoteI Ac-
Communications the European American plsu, OPTION
Steam heat throughout SIDNEY kOPMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22
VEAL CALVES

There continues q brsk demand, and prices st
very high. The receipts al Aertons Cor the week
only tl3. which dispoesd OF q. prices about the
same - last week. Accounts from the Western states
70 the eject that there 10 short hog crop this year
which was rendered much more By the late disease
rrevhltnt among the swine.
Tie total receipts Of oil stock for the week fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22
Jones Ois Italian soap for Erup,,ve Cham

Ten nnd Twelve Cents for Likeness taken
equa 10 ihe dollar photographs, Al HOLMES ~ Broadly
ide in andee Of All on
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Leaves r'ntingt at fund and profit and loss
sLs's w Soov,so"o
The Of Wisconsin, in his message TO the Le-
gslaur Of tina. State gives the annexed exhibit Of the
banking movement OF the State
The p,hber or banks Organized and doing business
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24
THE DEMOCRACY AND Mr..
SPARROW.

The State Journal well remarks, thai
"Ho event has contributed 80 much to ex
cite the ire Of the Locofocos. as the report
made by Mr.. Sparrow in regard to the de.
falcatiOn in the State Treasury. 1t makes
them jump like swapping turtles with q
shovel full of live Goals upon their backs.
1t has taken away from them the Oppor-
tunity of accusing an innocent party Of the
theft and shielding guilty one. 1t has
spiked their principal csnnon-the one
which they expected to do the most exc
cution, while it affords the Republicans an
opportunity to rake their whole line in a
very damaging manner"
1t is not surprising, therefore, that their
organs "pitch into" Mr.. Sparrow with
all the venom and malignity of which they
are capable. "The little dogs and all" are
down upon him, for daring to utter his
honest conviction, "that the money was Sb-
stracted from the treasury by John G.
Breslin." The Statesman and Plain Deal.
er give the cue, and the small fry press all
over the States are piping in full chorus
AS specimen Of Locofoco decency and
logic, we give the following paragraph
from The Statesman:
"A Sparrow and a Goose, by the con-
trivance of Kite, try a Vulture, and they
solemnly decide that he has always fed on
grain and grass because he Gays so."
The fact is. the Locofoco party in Ohio
find themselves in the condition of the two
negroes who were in the woods choppIng.
during thunder storm. A fash Of light
ming struck tree close TO where they
were standing, and split it from top to bot
tom. One ssked,ihe other ifhe could pray
to which he answered, not very we'll, be
well says the first, something is
to be done, and dat pretty .soon." The
Paynites find that something is to be done
to get up even show Of fight, and that
pretty soOn." The defalcation they had
to their own use, and with It
they hoped to demagogue the people after
The manner Of Morgan, but Mr.. Sparrow's
report spoils all their schemes and upsets
heir calculations. In order to rally they
must break its force, and to do that they
must abuse Governor Chase for having the
Investigations made. and drive Mr.. Spar
'ow out of the party for daring to tell the
ruth. It is better, they argue, to slav
me Democrat, than to lose the State, and |
laughter the candidates Of the ''Douglss
Nebraska Dred Scott Convention.--Req. |