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Canadian four was firmly held, but sales were light,
being confined 20 about 300 400 bbs within ~ above
range cf prices Southern -four In good supply and
the market rather heavy while the embraced 100
500 bbs, within the range ~ the above figures. Rye
-four IN far demand with sales Of $50 bhs Quota
tons Sales of about 400 bhis Jersey corn meal were
reported at - ~ 60 Brandywine held at
~ 70. Whcaf-Thc market tame. while the sales
embraced about Il noo bushels Including white Ca
NADIA ~ ~ "A; White Western al ~ % 81 2Tb;
and white Southern inferior and common b. prime
white Southern AT 81 " 81 20 s 50; red Southern
81 20, and MIXED llnoIs Al ~ Is Corn heavy, with
sales a 1900 bushels including inferior, at 1tc. and at
Tikc. 1blsc for good 10 primo do other kinds
minaL Rye was quiet al 7so Tsc Barley steady,
with sales OF 500 bushels OF and Canadian At 75c
Oats were hrmer and in good demand, with sales of
state al arc 50c and Of Western and Canadian SIC
a b3c
CofrpL-sacs Of $50 bags of Elo were made al Nc
200 DO -. Domingo a. y. fof export and 350at
1orToy.1hc market was trner, and closed At I'd. al
vance with sales Of $500 1900 bales including 500 in
transit. We now quote middNug upands y, i214c
FRreH1S.-LTo Liverpool. 50 tons ~ oil cake
gagged II Ice 3D. 10 task potash NJ l5s 100 terces beef
3 TO London ~ tons and 200 bags seed At ass
100 tcrces beef ~ 5 and 80 bbs potashes az 25s To
Bremen, So bales Of cotton Nc, and 10
dead weight AZ 2ts There change 10 notice
rates a. Havre, ~ Australia or California There
some enquiry Tor vessels had with cotton at Mo.
bic, lor which ~. vas bid and l0d asked.
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CITY CoMMERcI.L REPORT.

v Y.
AsBxs-small Gales Of pots wvre made al Sa.c pearls
were nominal
BrEknrrfrs.--flonr-Thc market was heavy for com
mon hranfs, while the higher grades Of extras
unchanged. The sales were moderate and confined
rhisny 10 the home trade The transartinns embraced
about 1000 10 GOO barrels closing within the following
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WY email 70 day, and The tendency Of prices was stea
dily downward o AFT the board, hen partial
rally took place In State stocks the only business Of con
Sequence in Mssouris, which were maintained. In
the bond market the Illinois Centras were active at de-
cine Of yer cent, which they afterwards regaDal
Nv York Central declined to s2k, closing at sax bid
after the board Erie rose Ia oday-a 1T illustration Of
the character Of the market The Western stocks declined
what in the morning, but recovered the decline after
The second board. The market closed steady, but
wth,ut animation. The following were Kowa'
sis cosing prices -Missouris, se1s 90; Pacific Mall
lo43s ~ Central, sa% u; Erie, IS y; Hudson, ss1s
a ri Reading, 5lss "a; Michigan Central SEA n;
southern, prefeve4, SIS a y; Panama, 1904 1915;
Illinois, 7e1s Is Galena, 724 n; Toledo, 3lls ~;
Rock j. and, 6lsah.
He following the business Of the Sub Treasury
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
An rdclog.s md letters aindcd for le NEW YORK HERALD
Should ~ seIiei
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-rUs
RYEs............-.. "a 2 IL
50 HIGH D
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

MONDAY Nov. 2a-6P.M
Tie bank averages made up this day compare follows
with those which were made up last Monday
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Movements I'm Renl Estate.
BY A. j. Blocker, Son " Co.
Brooklyn Property.
story house and lot I'd amt 9th st. 20xS0. $975
ehouses and lots adjoining fronting 9th EACH 800
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning
were 81 $50 81, and the balances 81 PAS 500 a.
The Board of Directors Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company have declared dividend Of ten per cent of the
profits payable TO the stockholders of the Company
and after Saturday, Dec. T.
According the States Treasnrers latest state
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9ep 0rIsans 9aiIp Grestsnt.
TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 3, 1858.
DR.. Boynton,s Lectures.

DR.. Boynton delivered his first lecture to the school
children at Odd Fellows Hall, yesterday afternoon.
Large numbers Of children were present and almost
as many ladies' as children. The Doctor simplifed
bis lecture for his young hearers evenmore than he
is in the habit Of doing for his adult audiences, and
was listened to with the greatest interest.
Last night the Doctor delivered the third lecture
of his course to the grown population. He was hon
ored as usual by the presence of very large audi
ence Of ladies' and gentlemen His subject was the
plutonic rocksof the earth's formation-the original
granite and the rocks which are composed Of granite
decompositions. The lecturer began with the liquid
fiery mass, of which the earths interior ia composed,
and followed it through its cooling and crystaliza
tion into granite, and into the different forms follow
ing the decomposition Of the latter Granite was
shown to be the great primal source Of animal and
vegetable life, and this showing was made clearly
and forcibly. The lecturer concluded with very
interesting account Of the manner in which gold is
formed with some lively California experiences, and
the exhibition Of several beautiful illustrative paint
ings.
This afternoon DR.. Boynton will deliver his second
lecture to the school children, beginning at halpast
four o'clock and at night he will give the fourth of
his series 70 the public at LARGE. ,s.-
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Additional by the Arabia.

India.
One weeks later advices from India have been re-
ceiyed, but not a word from Dude.
Two or three successful engagements to the English
had taken place in other districts.
The English and French forces had taken posses.
sion of the island opposite Canton without opposition
The French Admiral had proclaimed blockade Of
Canton river.
If the capture Of Canton fails to bring the Chinese
to terms, it is contemplated to march on Pekin.
England.
The festivities preceding the marriage Of the Prin-
cess Royal to the Prince of Prussia, had commenced
We have Calcutta dates to December 24th, and
Bombay dates to December 29th.
Havelock has been created Baronet The honor
will descend to his widow.
Financial.
LONDON, Jan. 23.-Noney on stocks is plenty at "a
per cent, and on best paper at 81 per cent.
Charles Walton & Sons, and Clark, Pummer q Co.
have failed.
The Bank of Belgium has reduced its rates to Al
per cent the Bank of Prussia to per cent.
France.
One hundred persons were wounded in the attempt
to assasnate Napoleon--many of them fatally
Spain.
Spain has resolved to join the expedition against
Cochin China.
Two hundred partsans of Mazzini had landed at
Anconia and attempted to surprise the Austrian gar
rison, but were defeated.
Turkey.
The Sultan is concentrating more troops on the
Danube.
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Tslegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE srEAMgHHIp ARABIA.
tsY IHs skz1ossL IIxk.T


Ekw YoEK, Feb. The royal mail steamship
Arabia, from Liverpool on the afternoon Of satsrday.
Jan. 23d, has arrived at this port
Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, Jan %, A. M,-Saies Of cotton for he
past week amount to $1,000 bales, Of which Is 800
were taken BY spectators, and 5000 bales by ex
porters.
An qualities have advanced considerably-the ad-
vance on fair and mddling qualities being quoted at
ID The sales yesterday amounted to 5000 bales
The market closed quiet The following are our quo
tations: Orleans Fair I'd Orleans MiddIing6 II-16d
Mobile Fair sgd; Mobile Middling sgd Uplands Fair
131ed; Uplands Mddling SID.
The whole stock of cotton in port amounts to 3eI,
600 bales, Of which 205 900 bales are American.
Latest
LIVERPOOL, Jan 23~-The cotton market opened
firm and active sales to-day estimated at 10 900 bales
Money Market
Money is easier, though bank rates are unchanged
Consois for money are quoted at S5a and at s5s TO
95a for account. zs
Increase of Bullion. srs
The bullion in the Bank of England has increased
Fl, 100000.
Manchester Markets
Our advices from Manchester are more favorable.
The demand is generally better, and holders demand
advances.
Breadstuffs.
breadstuffs generally closed dull There is little
inquiry, and prices are weak.
Provisions.
The Provision Market closed dull. ~
Havre Market
N. 0. Tres Ordinairs, at Havre, closed at s5 fr.
Later from China.
Lord Elgn, according TO our latest advices, had
sent an ultimatum to the Chinese Government giving
ten days for its consideration.
France.
Napoleon opened the French Legislature by q
lengthy speech. He advocated more repressive mea-
sures
The four Italian Chiefs in the late attempt to ass
snste the Emperor viii be tried during the present
month (January.)
Failures in France.
Heavy failures had occurred in Marseilles, intending
Duclos & Co. for 100000
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EsaI sxttlliutstt.


MoRTuARY.-There were 81 interments in the city
portion of children less than year old.
CoRoNERs INQUEST Probable Suicide The
Coroner yesterday held inquest the bedy unknown
~ne man ,ouha ssaa near the seT at short distance be
head empty pistol lay at his side He was res
peet by dressed and respectable looking man. sppsren
sns .pou srS ssSen years O,d lie vas clad in
shirt marked L. O. Nothing CONCERNING him o bi n,.n.a-
.nuls =, n or ns manner
he came TO his death by suicide with pistol
RECORDER sTITH's CouRr.-James McCurry and
rhome Moore yesterday before District
R Ohio sD q s.. a.. Hs s as5
wounded being The side and Al Frs, n,
was supposed TO be mortsly wounded = =
having seriously wounded xlel Sortons slave man Sed y
psn Sysn was sent before the First plc, o,r, for
Ing eones-ed weapons Charles Foes, for laying ann.ny
fined ss for ts9f row on front e,-e and other
Mrs. Catherine Rollston Crafts Miss Jessie Kidd
s. ed ,o on s sh.so e ..s%s ms1s; ,a
. . and @ LII Tighter Of tn.
and nquiring her onbls told BY her ,hs,
her ssPm3thsf hsd bs,sn her snd suck needle in her
perfomedhers step mother thus Furnishing her upon wrong
@ TSs srs.S mi ot 09 r. % w6 men o girl q
finding her wounded The temple she had described lei,
mother and her seee@pcs The girls thsI dead and her
the accused 10 furnish bail of $50 each appear for
"%inAi.ni Js%s, b RYAN and ri, son n.,,s, u,. .,.
esrgs q having robbed Jane. Irving Of his gold watch
studs STREET on Saturday, nshs. resnIa1
on tbS sb lucy we're SEM p0nt TO be examined
Bridget Sullivan charged with beating Budget curley
smashing The windows house and and ssb werin
Tsisned booked ex.Iiustion. 's'p's"'e'' NJ
gentleman whose We oT. because We lnow that he
the peace h Wife He eititen Of 81 Louis and
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.



WASHINGTON, Feb. s. = Calhoun Is preparing
statement on Kansas. He says in conversation that
he voted to submit the entire Constitution TO the
people, and that the correct returns give the Free
State-men the government.
4 proposition will be made from the Lecompton
Democrats in the Senate, recognizing the right of
Kansas to alter the Constitution whenever the people
see proper.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Seen. Harney and Captains
Pleasenter and Barrett arrived to-day.
Congressional Proceedings.
WASHINGTON Feb -Senate.-Dougas made
several Intellectual attempts to call up the resolution
asking the President for facts relative to the Le-
compton Constitution.
Allen presented instructions from the Rhode Island
Legislature to her Ooagressmen to oppose the Le-
compton Constitution. s
Hou,e.-Stephens made motion to refer the Kan
sas message to the Committee on Territories Mega
tiyed-vote, ll3 to lli.
Harris made motion to refer it to a special com.
mittee. Carried-vote, ia to Ill. 4f
WASHINGTON, Feb s. = Sendte.--The Presidents
message was discussed. Seward reviewed it generally
Fessenden and Davis charged each other with dis
unionism. ~
Wilson's proposition to send persons with papers to
examine into the facts in regard to the Lecompton
Constitution, was rejected by majority Of 6.
The message was then referred to the Committee
on Territories. h ,e' lhf g
While Douglas was making an effort to take up the
resolution calling for information in relation to Kan
sas the Senate adjourned. sf = r
House.-Hughes' resolution to refer the Kansas
message TO select committee of thirteen as amended
by the adoption of Harris substitute, was agreed TO
by lis to Ill. t7n ~ SER
Keitt apologized for his rencontre with Grow on
Friday, taking the blame therefor to himself.
Grow responded pleasantly, apologizihg for
in the matter Ts'f
Kansas News.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. s.--The Westport correspondent Of
the Republican says that difficulties had again broken
out at Fort Scott in Kansas, and that requsitlen
had been made on the Governor for troops. IL, "a
Withdrawal Of the Atlantic.
NEW YORK, Feb s.--The Atlantic is Withdrawn.
There win be no Collins steamer for Liverpool on
Saturday. ...-..
Mobile Markets 4
MOBILE, Feb. 9-Sales OF cotton to-day, 5000 bales.
/ We note aa advance Of since the reception of the
Araba's news. Mddling loh TO lOl.
| Sale Of the Fashion.
MOBILE, Feb. S.-fhe flbuster steamer Fashion
4 which, under the command OF Capt. CaughIn, con.
feyeu Naher " NleataBua anu was hel1cu on nei
return was sold today by the order of Government
Her owners bid her in for $500. No one bid against
Major Humphries.
River Intelligence.
yIoKsBURG, Feb. s-The Powell passed down Al
IL last night the Falls City passed at Z, Diana at
this morning.
wEArHKR AT . A. NJ, Feb Cincinnati, 20 aboy,
zero. Cleveland, cloudy; IS wind. west-north west
Buffalo, 81. St. Louis, clear wind southeast; 81
Chicago, cloudy 26. BOOnville raining; ss. Louis
vile, clear; 50. Vicksburg, wind southeast 50
= Natchez AZ: clear =
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The following are the receipts and stocks Of cotton

FRosr IN NATcHEz. Natehez Courier of Sat
urday last says:
Something after the fashion of blsckberries, which
are red when they green, the frost came upon us
yesterday morning, sufficiently killing to be called
black frost, and yet gorgeous and shining in its
white costume as the purest lily with which heaven
ever decked the field Ice freely formed as late as
O'Clock in the morning. the thermometer at O'Clock
marking 27 degrees.
Of course the peach blossoms suffered some y
and various beautiful rows OF young beans and peas
and beds of Strawberries just putting on their deli
but no matter it will all be right in the morning.
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TRoUBbEs IN MoETEvrpE0.-Advces from Monte
video TO the 18th Of November, state that remarka
BILE events had taken place there. The President
dissolved Congress by force, and banished, without
trial, twenty persons belonging 10 the opposition.
The House oil Representatives was invaded by force
ol two hundred and two pieces Of artillery, aud
the members were ordered to close their session.
The cause OF these disturbances WAS the treaty OF
commerce and limits with Brazil, which government
desired should be approved. The Rosas party pro-
NOTED the intrigue by supporting government After
this, and just when revolution was expected, Cen
the famous siege Of Monteyideo aud worthy Lieutsn-
ant Of ROsas, the Bnenos Ayrean tyrant, died. Gov
ernment being deprived Of that support, has engaged
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/, HEAVY, DHFALoAFIoss-John WsSeymear, Secre-
tary and Treasurer Of the Hartford County Savings
Association left Hartford on the 30th ult and il
soon afterwards ascertained that he was deauiter
to that Institution in the sum Of 100000 more.
The money had been lost in stock and other specula
tons. Mr., Seymour President of the Mercantile
Bank, and was considered one Of the most upright
men in the community. The Mercantile Bank loses
no money by the affair.
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MAIL RoBBER ARREsrED.-on the night Of the
3Oth ult, Mr.. Holbrook y. s. Post-ofce Agent, ar
rested John Miller, bsggsgemaster OF the Hartford
and Providence Railroad, for robbing the mails. The
robheries had been going on for some time past. A
deeoy'msil was made up at Wilmantic, and on the
arrival Of the train at Hartford, Miller was arrested
and packages found on him which were known TO
have been In the bag. He confessed all
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0ASADTAE CuRREscY.--Mneh confusion prevails in
the currency Of Canada at the present time, in
quence of the change made to decimal currency,
without any supply Of coins convenient for such a
currency. They have no cents, nor substitute for
cents aud almost tie sole silver crrency in eircula
ton has for long time been English shilipgs aud
sxpenees. which have passed for quarters and eghths
~ a dolars Ia Il
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Clocks, .MaJstiEIas,
AND DRESS MAKING,
Laces, Embroideries, ETC., etc.
IO1 -..,....... AND .1O9
aC-ANAL STREET.

IO1 l0S
CANAL STREET. -
Finding that her increasing business required additional
store accommodation.
M 1 - II u 1 re IA II
begs inform her Lady friends and generally that
she leased The spacious l0 street. adjoining
her present stand which fitted up expressly as
SHOW ROOM, for oLoAKS, MANTILLAs AND BON
NETS desirable and choice of those goods
received direct from the Hst houses Pas and
ing opened which she respectfully socts the
continued patronage Of the Ladies' Of New Orleans
gers visiting the city.
The Embroidery Department
In No. 100 considerably increased be found to
select of the novelties styles
FRENCH RMBRoIDERIEs. REAL LACEs,
Of every variety and entirely designs.
JoUYIN's AND AIEXAEDER's
KID AND SILK GLOVES.
DREssMARING conducted under the direct uperintend-
Mrs Turner heretoore) by lady Of considerable
experience and acknowledged capacity.
The Millinery Branch of the business Is attended to By
French lady OF decided talent and TASTE
Ladies Families residing in the conntry who may
Orleans rely upon strict and
puuetua execution of their ORDERS By addressing MRS
NER. lO9 Canal street. 4Hs
Merchants con6ding their oes 10 Mrs. Turner will hnd
them promptly and accurately executed. rf sss
Nos. l07 AND 100 CANAL STREET,
ne 2psm&w New Orleans
QPALDISG & ROGERS AMPHIrHEATER-
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DoIsos IN RANKIN County, MrssrssrPrT-The
Brandon Republican states that, on the nth uit an
shray occurred near that place between two young
men named Geo. Fox and Frank Duncan, in which
the former was shot in the neck and the latter stabbed
In the back. Neither wounded dangerously.
On the previous evening, near place called Bare
foot Springs, Levi Williams and Elijah Smith were
severely wounded by pistol shots at the house Of
woman Of loose morals, named Emily Williams The
woman stated that she shot the men for throwing
missiles against her house. but they declared that the
shooting was without provocation.
The Republican announces the death OF Mr.. wm.
Aipin, who was killed by being caught in the ma
chinery of a cotton-gin.
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y. II. Rutland y Co.,
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And
Agents of the-Independent Boats, -
ma 2ptf D.. MoBtLR, Ala.
Read This i!

NEW ORLEANS, August IL, 1857.
W. P. COLEMAN, Esq:
Dear SirThe twentyour inch Mil which purchased
for Mr.. j. Pack woods plantation attached to
the sugarnill engine, and put in operation last week
much pleased with in every respect both regard its
pcity, durability, and quantity il grinds. timed the mill
when in operation several times my surprise that
the mill grinding bushe per minute therefore expect
the mill grind regularly thirty bushels per ease
To Sugar Planters would especially your
believing them to be superior any mill
Yours, respectfully,
aul4 2ptf JOHN s. MCDONALD. EugineeY
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SPALD'NG & ROGERS AMrHIrHEArER-
SPRING, SUMNER AUTUMN.
And WINTER
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY NOON
fos

island Of CtGba.
JOSE DOMINGO MAYoRAL,
Importers OfHavana Cigars * SLeafTobsceo.
No. l5 Customhouse street,
Has Jus opened the above importing establishment
where be found superior stock Of and
most tfsvore brands Of
HAVANA CIGARS,
PAPER CIGARS and
LEAF TOBACCO
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
"OLD JOE, he is familiary known for last
sixteen years his old stand in the Rotunds
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
still remains in his old quarters where be found the very
bestbrands of Havana and Paper Cigars of his mpOrs
tion. Also, at his Cigar Stands in the
CITY HOTEL
ST. LOUIS HOTEL, and .
ARCADE,
always found the best brands of Chewing Tebaeo
Paper Cigars and the best quality of Havana Cigars and
Smoking Tobacco. milo 2ply
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M DIR. BAAKEE TREATS ALL DIS I'm
LN5& AsEs Pp re or CHARGE [HWN

[A DIR. BAAKEE TREATS ALL DIS-\<HA
W@EAsEs FREE OF CHARGE. <"
DOCTOR BAAKEE will also give special attention the
following Diseases Coughs, Colds, Consumption Group, In
uen Asthma, Bronchitis and all other diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs.
He will devote particular attention the treatment OF all Skin
Deases-Lumbago, Scroula Rheumatism acute and chonc
Neuralgia Paralysis, Epilepsy, Dyspepsia Piles and all de-
of the Stomach Liver and Bow els and also to all
chronic Female diseases Special attention will be given the
treatment Of the Eye and Ear. fts4-a. 80 b,
Dr. Baakee has made discovery Of Fluid that will
produce perfect absorption of Cataract per
vision Tie Eye without the tho knife mr. Baa-
kee produce hous certificates bis perfect
In curing Cancers old Sores Ulcers Fsula sweIugs
Tumors Of every description and without Of knife
Special arrangements made with Dr. for
treatment Of the last named Diseases they will require bis
constant advice and aitsnton Dr. Baakee the
skillfu and celebrated Surgeons and Physicians now living
His fame is known personally in nearly every principal city
the world.
All letters directed DR. Baakee encoslny postage stamp
or i've cents from distance correctly stating the Of
the disease, shall be promptly answered and the patients
treated BY correspondence free Of charge.
na-0hiee hours from A. NJ. to Pm.
DOCTOR BAAKEE.
Roce 40 Baonne street, below Poydras street. New
cans, La. jal6 ly&w
pEFIT GULF f" MEXICAN COTTON SEED
This Seed hss been oAREsUILY SELECTED, and wiz
be furnished In lots to ait
CHAs. R. RAILEY Co.
Nos. II Thouptoulas and
dl5H "a Gravier street,