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proved especially In the treasury department. where
par,Hsr arerov a. we'll az integrity are essential
tha' no nii'e shoa1A oe "an@o W give einoenoy !"
Inc } IAiis anu pU"' Vi INC no.'", anu 'o' sn's
purPos VIC say wa. ."""se A"ou,u NC "aue NJ INC
once oi t"a'uf' iof N sp''e Vi 'ae ieSpeo'Aoni'y
very hi"'e'"'y iaohS ACTIVITY anu proper o'spos'-
''0a 70 aSeo'ne ,espons'on''es' IN our es',ma"on
's'e are 'e'e'"' Se"1e"'ea Id Tue "oara o' o'rec-
"on wv "lv wen so''eu ior 'nis posl.'oh-''ions
,., 'l' oNpn"n' an. MI. 'osepn "se'' men
"e'N' .n.'ey anu ao''e ih'ei''sehce pae.'cuiariy
wen eu,.eu " 'he emergency ana 'hh' WIN ooid
"A. ".0i'e" oo'Per".'oh a"on9 Ill TIE parties N'e
'e"u' ieasohaoie nope may NC entertained III Ihe
M f''spei"y u ''ie company
Inc AsssWnt treasurer reports to-day as ioho"s'
ro,a, vnsn;s ''.' .,
Total balance. s3sl2,S4s 81
The receipts to-day include $50 600 from customs
The President of the Racine and Mississippi Rail
road Company sends us the following, which
publish for the benefit of whom ii may concern
Having noticed several recent auction sales Of Racine
;nupc INTO ,b a S Sns that the sales and re sales
have been miserable spurious bond purpor,iag to have
Ne Seen ss ueu 70 M.n anS Snaedsn
Fuzzy bum Clerk The genuine signed by David
Mcdonald Mayor and A. j. Redsurn, Clerk and endorsed
| by the Racine and Mississippi Railroad Company. The
public should be properly 'auoned IN reference 70 TINS
matter
We learn that Samuel }. Hiden, Esq, was this
| day elected a director of the Cumberland Coal and
Iron Comnory 20 fu q voconcv in tho Roora
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PROSPECT or AN INDEPENDENT REPuBLIc-rHB COW
FEaEsCBs OF GoyERsoRs CARA AND vIDAUSrL.
Vrom the Galveston News, Jan. so1
correspondent Of the Corpus Christi VeSey, writing
rom natanoros, Jan. II, says-l have been expecting
news from the Conference at Linarcs (" between Gov
Maria, OF this STATE Cramanpas), and Gov Vdaurr OF
Nvevo Leon and Coahuia, respecting their joint action
against Comonforts dictatorship but though hourly ex-
pected, none has reached this city.
However, I am pretty well posted rs TO what may be
expected, as am intimate with some who have pecu
Mar opportunities for knowing such matters
" conhdepty expected that these frontier States VIII
resist Comouort the lasas well the reactonsts IN
,avcr OF santa Anna and the Clero Fueros party-and
that driven 10 extremes, they will declare for the In
dependence o. the Sierra Msdre.h
lot Texas look and be ready TO lepd helping hard
hte has commercial and agricultural interests Az stake
her remantpg Indifferent during the strogge
Ia confirmation Of this intelligence may quote from
CHE Brownsville lag of the 18th inst, which says IN re-
tcrence 10 the Northern Mexican States
They determined 10 have independent country or
DIE m the effort in ne they should seceae ron
ehe Scahern and Middle frona thai portion OF the
Couatry wN,ch Is sf dicatorSl system, all the
wealth eptermse 10 he coucentrars ed along the
RIO rande the northern portion OF the coun
try The rich ore of the Agdre viii be extracted
earth converted in the usefulness Of trade
The viii be encouraged for where hber
" aud freedom of speech guaranteed, enlght
eminent asd the natural consequences.
II the people OF Northern Mexico have any desire to
free themselves from the yoke Of the central power they
seize better opportunity than the present. and
they will but make strong effort for themselves they
will be to receive such assistance from others Will
render their complete.
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INSURANCE. COMPANY.

THE rrREMEN's FUND INSURANCE COMPANY
j Declaration Of intention TO form q compsny for fire
insurance.
We the under signed hereby notice of Intention 10
associate and form Incorporated agrecaby
the legislature of the State of New York entitled An
provide for The Incorporation Of
passed June @ 1883 for the purpose q making
dwellings houses AM all kinds buildings and upon
household furniture mercha udse and properly against
loss damage by Ere and the risks Of inland and
trsnsporton-sucb company W be known mn me or
Of The Firemens Fund Companyn and IN
be located In the city Of New York.
John Giles, Gerard Stuyvesani.
Philip ". Enss. Dawn Hoadley,
Henry a. Burr, John 9. Henderson,
Zophar Mile, John Jacob Asor, Jr,
Charles hcDougah, Daniel y. Temann,
Peter " Inrs, Eugene keteltas
AdolphusF Ockershausen. Franklin N. Deano.
David Mlhken Meredith Rowland,
Albert j. Delatour Henry Morgan
James u Watips Louis Decoppe,
Joseph VI Nsrnnm, ", Charles l.. rose.
Veorgc W Hatch BENJAMIN NJ whltbck,
James Fryer, Edward Cooper,
Henry ": Elliott James r. Johnston
hrchbsa y fnn, N. NJ. Van Beuren,
George n. Wsdros, silas O. Herring
Psscbal ". Turney, Thomas NJ youngs
benjamin ~ Lille John " Devin,
James Il. Winde, William Whitevreht rr
John earle Jr, Iindey NJ Holman ~
Lot G. Clark, IIspryM Graham
Homer Morgan. Lewis Francis
James s. Aspinw wall, Thomas "a Tarsre,
John Mckesson. Nathan n. Grahsm.
Nsw YoRE. Feb. 10 1853
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MARITIME lNTELLlGENCr.
Arn4SAc ros SEW YoRs--rHIs EAT.
90 5 Is
-
Port OF New York, February o, 1853

ssrs............ ~ HIGH Willamette g
Port OF New York, February o, 1858.
CLEARED.
ship Wise RuSecss NAM srys-n. loedon--v KsrcE.
ship BoninGer Prus, Hashssen, Rorerdam-s;snion 4
shp Erie Prcble N.tsnzas-R r Buck 3 Co
Bsrs Williamson shunerworh, 81 Nichses-H Ccr-is.
EE-s 5ss4sary miller Ysgyir,ssB,s; sossoG
schr Wing OF the wnd Pcarssil Port an PIi;-Ko!5 A
s.sT Ss,o7; Rasds gor, AZ yh~. T.ls, g..
Scsr sus1y south, Weeks washngt0n-naihsss Ni:sb.
ssE Si' 1s; T;s sa1i.ssP G2;. ssG go
Steamer Ei',abe'h. Mclaughlin. Baltimore.
Steamer Chesapeake, Crowel, Portland.
ARRIVED.
seuscrs % San L Mitch Sunday Z 30 pm Souh - izi.
chsfeo5 o Pr SoTs Of ars s1esse saas
wnh steamship suFmsta 5enoe for .assn nab.
n3se a%d SER. 10 sposofd rie.gnsCo ''''' VIZ
I sloop q w.r - Louis Commander Livingston. Par:
Ship CplnyNo, Russell Liverpool Dec 81, with dry goods,
ship xdS.rs Brcsn Havre Dec 10 With md.e aud % pas.
jumped overheard and was drowned.
Pynoaih 2gh win rdre ard 2Spasser q crosby
Croker 20 kIpsTienced heayy westerly .e' during tbe
al: IS ,sn IA i lon gle rom W 1s S
Rark Sarele Cole, Havana Jan .s with sugar 8c Vim
MELON 4 Son
Schr saran Rruen Douglass Georgetown 90 days with
cotton. a.. 10 nouer Potter. Had heavy weather.
Schr Marietta Smith Besworh, Rsppahannock River Va
3dsyr
sesr rb,,snss wa,,ae, Ssorss,o~p DC, sdays
schr J : Patien. -. Portland. Ne
sT e Sen EaSos ssrSis New S ssy
S-hr Edward Slade, Bsyles. Providence
Sloop Active. fmiib, Sag larhor 10 hours
S'eaunsr Memphis. Watson. Charleston No date. OF Car
Lookout. spoke schr Kidder. hence for Charleston
StssJner Parker Vein Ramsey Baltimore.
etesmer Petret Arey Providence
Steamer Osceoia, Smith, Sew London.
The report OF the arrival Of the ship Cons,1ou from v
erpool yesterday The ship Caavaaor,
from Lverpso.
BELOW.
Brig Princesoo Alien % days from Black River Ja WIN
rum, PIN, nio, &C, 10 II toomon.
SAILED.
Scfrs Hallock, Para; " l. Burroughs, Savannah
Wind during The day from ESEtos.
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a r1c, and 200 do xaracaibo at 1o1zc. a lls&c Mr..
o in his weekly circular gives the following state
mept:-atock of Rio coffee on the I'd Of February,
1858, 6653S bags; sales Tor consumption estimated
at IL 483 bags; stock on the 9th day Of February,
1885, los bags; haracsibo coffee, 4Os4 bags other
descriptions, 1850; total bag. and mats, 72oS4 The
good lc hc llc fair, 9s<c l0h<c. ordinary, exc
sAc; Java, mats and bags, lo1c t7c; Maracabo, l0c
a i3o; Bahia, &c, four months; st. Domingo, $40 .
sac, cash Mr.. Scot. remarks, Is fonows:-Sncc the
Of last report the market for Rio has been All
mated, at further Improvement Of 70. per 10. all
grades The sales reach IL 433 bags all 70 the trade, in
Guiding OIL bags per Jsponica, good frsts cargo
so per ID Other ptans have participates In the
advance, as shown by the above quotations.
CurroY--The market again actve and f,mer The
safes embraced about 5000 bales, based on midd ing
uplands, at II No so, closing at the latter figure.
The following rs statement of the movement in cotton
the LIST of September compared with the previous
three ycare:-
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Political Intelligence

PPM CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT oF SOUTH CAROLINA
We notice number OF nominations for the seat in the
House OF Representatives held by Hon. James l..
Orr, which would seem 10 confirm the rumor THAI he will
not be q apdidaie Tor election.
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IMPORTED SALES oF BONDS AND sTocks At AUCTION.
BVA NJ NicOldV

RkPoRTED SALES oF BONDS AND sTocKs At AUCTION.
BY A ~ Nicoldy
5000 Milvaukie and Beloit SIS Int. added 23li
1000 Milwaukee and Horizon RR. LIST m. SIS do. 10
600 Toledo. Norwal< and Cleye. 2R rs. do.... T3h,
1000 ws,artown City SIS do. 33i.
30oO New York and Harlem RR. rs Fla. 65A
10 shares Oh oago, ST. Paul and Fond du lac RR.. az
~ Milwaukee and MISSISSIPPI. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 32i4
% Ia Crosse Ond Milwaukee RR. Co ............ III
SO Cleveland. gainesville aud AshtabGa RR. .l0sH
~ hafne ft-nh ia
10 Bnnk Of Commerce. .10l
20 Fast RIVER Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. g21s
Also lie following
81 ,00Q Tennessee 6s Int. added S.
600 louisiana state 6's do. 80
1000 la Crosse aud MiwaukicRR rs do.... Al
900 chicago, -. Paul Pond du Lac Y 1s.do.... 20
1900 Milwaukee and HORIZON RR los do. ~ "a
5000 Memphis City SIS d.. 70
1900 Wstertcwn City fwis)ss do.... 40
COCO Chicago and Mrs RR % m. bonds do.... 20
1900 New Jersey Central Pr. rs do.... IS
10 shares Hanover Bank ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO
20 Marine Rank ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70
10 Commonweath Bank sl1s
20 Metropolitan fire Insurance Co. ......... 99Za100
80 Ia Crosse and Mlv ankie RR ................. II
IS Pacific Mail steamship Co. .................... 60
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Fcb. I'D j. N.
AstEs.-The sales embraced some 30 40 barrels pots
ai &C. Pearls were quiet and nominal
BsgaI~ruYys - FiourThe market was some less buoy.
ant for common gradcs while sales made 70 fair
extent, chiefly 10 the local and Eastern trade The sales
embraced about 900 1000 pbs at about the follow
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canadian -four In moderate demand, with sales Of
about 800 400 bb within the range Of the above prices
southern brands moderate demand with sales OF
about 600 zoo bbs az the above quotations Rye four
was in good demand, with sales of about
200 bb!s. at the above figures Corn meal wa in
moderate request nj the quotations gwen above
Wheat-The market continued firm, with sales Of about
1900 600 bushels white Tennessee and southern At
~ 40. and small lot Of red Indiana was reported at
81 10 Corn rather easier and lees active the sales
embraced ABOUT 500 900 bushels az 6ic. &C for
yellow and white with small LOT Of dry gooi shipping
white at &C. Rye quiet at CSC. a zoe. Barley
quiet 81 20 5Sc. Oats were easier, with sales OF state
and Western at ACC. 451 &c
CoUu.-Ihe sales embraced about 500 bags Rio at 70
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONIAL.
MATRIMONIAL OFFICE.-MRs. POST CONTINUES
ft her matrimonial Fourth street between Bank
and Troy where invites the attention Of those
wishing form matrimonial alliance. No notice taken
Of letters exceI vi Ia enclosed.
NgATRINoNfGI. oFFIcE.-G HIGHLY RESPECTABLE
l young lady wishes Introduction 10 respectable gen
tltman with view 20 matrimony. Apply at B7 broadway,
room I5 third foor Hours IS Introducons given. APP
phcsuons by letter n ended ". feetL
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Movements In Real Estate.
"a. J. Blocker, Son d Co.
Store and LOT 40 Exchange place. 25x96 =, GOO
House AID 10. $40 It'll ave, 26xi00 .......... $40
Do. I'd ave, Lear 4o;h ST.. 2Ixl00..... 200
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RESTAURANTS.
ID EsTAURAw.-JoHN OUT INFORMS THE PuBLIo
III he has become proprietor Of the restaurant No.
William street known ~ Charles Becser's restaurant v,
having been formerly steward board OF The Araeo, hn
himself perfectly competent 70 ssusfv all his guests
THE NEW PLACE" 167 WILLIAM STREET, THREE
i dours below Beekman street-Luncheon and refresh
rrens alec old old and liquors
bier drsusb ham beef and tongue sandwiches picked
oysters and tongues pastry and cold cuts choice Havana
gsfa
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year, $4,000 bales The decrease IN exports Great
Britain IS 600; decrease 10 France o0o decrease
other foreign ports, 20 900. Total decrease exports
$1,000 bales Mr Wright, in his circular for the Boston
steamer has the following regarding the cro:The es.-
mate fIcm the South most generally believet in is
600 bales and think this may be considered as
governing figure for crop by all classes OF buyers in the
South Here also there Is disposition down
what and perhaps few look for than 900
bales give these views most generally entertained.
OF course there are exceptions, and few parties adj
here TO their estimates formed about Is, DE ,enser last
FREIGHTs- Engagements were light and rates without
change OF moment To Liverpool 500 barrels iour were
engaged at Is Cd 70 al to Is l0d and 100 packages
lard at 2os Grain quiet, and cotton unchanged. To
London 200 barrels rcsn were engaged at 3D. per $50
lbs SO boxes bacon at 25s and 200 barrels spirits
pentne To Glasgow 80 rice were engaged
by at 40s Rates were unCh ged and
engagements limited
HAYThe sales embraced aSou: 900 500 bales for
shipment az 65: q Toe.
Hops steady at SC. &c. for prime, and SC. &c.
for second quality.
LINE quiet and quotations nominal a. Csc. for COM
MoIAsss firm and active with sales Of about 500
barrels New Orleans &c., and $50 do a. 27c. q 30c
pentine made at 43c and 500 do ros:n
81 40 per $40 lbs delivered. Crude arpentie was quiet
at So so a SO 62h.
Ons--Tne market quiet and sales moderate About
5000 10 900 gallons American linseed reported at
Soc soc CRUDE sperm was more firmly held, but with
out sales of importance.
Provisions -Pork-The market firmar, With sales
Of about 500 800 bos mess, at SIS 81 Sl5 15 at the
close some holders demanded sl6 AZ prime sold at
with sales OF about ESQ bbls including country prime
Sc 81, do at 50 $40 repacsed Western at $40 80
a $l3 and extra do, at si3 rs $l4 Prime wss
firm 81 s24 asked and beef hams good demand
at sl5 ST.. Bacon was firm, and sales Of l5o bbs.
short ribbed middes were made at &c. CO, meats were
firm and in fair demanI. Sales Of $50 packages were
made, Including shoulders, 6c 6l.c, ami hams at
SIC. SEC the latter gure for small. LaTfSales Of
about 400 bbs. we're made at p7s the market closed
hrm. Butter was N air reques. n. ACC 2lc. for STATE,
and al lie. q 16c for Ohio. Cheese at 20. &c.
RicE--Sales of about 800 casks were made a. Sc. a
SIC.
SUGARS The market displayed more activity. About
sec hhds. New Orleans sold By alcon a. Sic n
656i4c sho wing advance Of &c and 600 bids Cuca
muscovsdo at 55c &c, and $50 DO New Orleans DC
SIC. aea4c.
srcE-sales of 100 bags pepper were made at &C. six
months rs bales mace at r. 100 bales cloves 1T
held at Sc, and 900 mats cassia Z. &c. mochs
TAIIow Arm, with sales Of about 10 900 lbs. at
1O1Sc
WusKEY-saes Of 500 400 bbls. were made a. q nc
22c.
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VALENTINES.


v. Valentines for Young and ole
Valentines tor sirlA with gold.
Valentines for tin.-s beauty
Ialcn'r - al love and duty,
valentincs as sweet "a honey.
vsllsTnns. sray y:, Ssy and Iafry'
Nai,n;inos Cor widows cosy,
Valentine. with sweet confe..oEs
Valentines TO tedious bores,
Valentines al ornamental
Valentines enthusiastic
Valentines surcharred with k,se,
yssSRs: t Ss sS Ps,. az. ss, %:.''
Valentines superby painted,
Valentines illuminated,
Nay sf Ss Z S. sN y sTeoSss, he .irln.
OF Loves saint, ~ valentine
Hearts sucoumh without resistance
~ The trade supplied w G.' @s. Bssss for ea
% Neaau street. Rev yok.
THE TRUMPET re ~ S vH'sSn mp
The trumpet that gives ont The word Of command
r ssc@ \ ,s he s stDTe ,s o. sn,
There are books too 70 suit bob BE tAoughul and wise
Goes SliS I5a@ Bu mos. q q ali ali tina, We prize
Then gaze al he treasures 'ha, now you may ace
,t sanasy sroaS"1y number Two ninety three
hronged by the elite Of he city De-cr ptve catalogues Of
A. RANNEY, Agent, 2o3 Broadway.
--.,-...-,,,,.,lsE WsPAPE sRs:,.,.......-,
" his'0ryS 2, The
Hose Company,
Philadelphia
Embracing an
Aceoan, Of ne
In N. NATIONAL
POLICE GAZETTE
Also, Likeness ola
Mormon Lady
prepared for the
Eighth Sealing.
RoBgERY OF
and Orphans
Declarations.
Inhumsn
Treatment
OF a slave
Dirl.
Ro nance Of
Real Life,
Love,
and Suicide.
The NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE
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DRY GOODS, &C.
"A At No. AIS Broadway
Corner Of Lspenard street.
ri a. a II H. W srosa%.@ company
And assigned By them for the benefit OF creditorA
The stock consists principally of
Rich printed bareyes and robes
Deiaines ma,ins and callccee
Linen damask table cloths.
Sheetngs shrtngs. towels &c,
Gloves, embroderes,
Hosiery, SC. &c, &c,
Chiefly q imporaons intended for the spring
and which account Of the hate disastrous times
be forced n absolute and Immediate sale.
by order Of the sssisn,ss
L,INAI CLOSING OF TuE oLD Ann FAvORrTE my
II goods mart, well known IA Columbian Hail. 81 Grand
street
bic socs of DRY goods the above pisce far below the
prices before asked N effect s entire before the
h inst when hey have TO give up The premises 10 Adams
would urge the public avail themselves Of this last
shnce Of purchasing dry goods under those very
INDIA PLAID SUMNER SILKS AT FIVE sHTTIINGs
yard and large v-rety Of India goods jus opened
1t WHOLESALE ana REAL s a 1s,y l9T Byisss
r TGHT GUARD BAIL.
- orhRA oboAks' oprn. croAKs.
Novelties manufactured expressly for the above occasion
aEo. suGPIS,
J5i broadway.
OFERA cLoAKs' orrn, no,vs
The best styles in the city st2 10 SIC.
BENSON WILSON, $40 Canal street.
CoLOMoN A HART
- Have renewed their stock Of upholstery paper hanenrs
wsV 70 hsr new and espseons ss Broad sy
between Franklin and W ate streets
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

IRISH COMPREHENSIVE THIRD MEETING OF THE
various irish civic societies win be held rimmany Hall
on "Wednesday evening February TO- At TX o'clock Those
who weh To participate In the
win send I'VE delegates with credentials TO said meeting
- JAMES KEELAN, Presidents
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mo nRVGGINTS.
In consequence OF the late FIRE at No AZ ane.
The subscriber has removed No. g. few doors below.
where he has concudec sell the balance OF
stock greatly ouced prices A. W GASAUbtN,
Oh Maiden lane, importer Of druggsts fancy articles
WE SONS or MALTA-BRorHERs WHO HAVE NOT
procured tickets for the Annual Ball II the Lodge
at the door this evening nv order OF he Lodge
Bro. JAMES LEONARD, q. Com.
Bro. Gro W. DuEs, q. Sec.
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OST OR STOI.EN-ON THE EVENING OF THE STH
IL inst from the III y, between Seventh and
Eighth from the subscriber large sized vase
sinng pockebook, with following papeIs:3 notes
by Balm Dec. amounting To 1851; Some for $50 l5
for S293 46 and AZ Bacha
rach Prsslow and against II Wsldstine. The
thereof be obtained such stopped beg TO
have the papers, books, &c &c. returned and receive
reward Of SO, they of 10 any further
question asked. LEW EEWGASS.
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Theatrical ann NTu.aeaI.

NIBIos GARDEN. These gorioos paatommists the Ra
vels, who are now paying farewell engagement thst IL
are to perform TO morrow in "rhe Conrabandist" and
"Boress"
BcwERy-br. X Johnston 10 TO resume his position on
this stage 10 morrow night and second Mr. Eddy In the
nSorte piece Known as 'Gsippus" Mo. j. Is also 70
play the veteran Garbois In "I02" "RosIna Meadows
viii close the entertainments.
BURroSs-An who desire 10 have real hearty, whole
some laugh, and ~ the same time witness capital
should go 10 this house TO evening and
Mr. Charles Ma hess "a Mr.. wyndam 10 the "Handsoms
Husband" and Chevaller de Vilbrac in the "Conical
Countess Mr. surton viii appear IS Jem Bags in the
"WsDdering Minstrel"
WAuAcKs-Mrs Hoey, Miss Cannon, Messrs. Blake,
Lester and other members Of the Alea cd company
to perform 70 morrow night, when are promised the
last successes the drama Of the "Frozen Iake and
new comedy Of "Americans in Paris" with a farce.
LAURA KErEEs-Hiss Keene las resigned the drec-
ton OF her beful the sre TO Mrs Bowers Of the Phila
delpba wa,nu street theatre, who IN 70 ops
rectess will make her debut before New York aodeuss
% Paulnes In the "IAdy Of Lyons" Mr.. r. B. Conway IL
70 be the Claude. The "kIon Boy with Miss Aana
AMERICAN husEuM.-The istering applause that greet
ed Miss denim ana her associates in the pretty play emit
tied "Cari the Mail Of Map last enpg has ia ,ed
the cement 10 the piece for repsto0 With
the farce Of "nckish Tines morrow night The
"Batte OF Buera Vista" 70 be played the Reruooa.
WooDs hrNsfRE1s have been reinforced By several
and very superior perfor mers tbs black at,
have introduced many fresh sayings aud ngs and
Consequence Is that the band pythng, rather
popular than See 10 morrOx's programme.
The bRYASn are - lively and active usual In
seizrg upon and appropratng every important iucde
that can possibly be converted into "A laugh. Nothog
that will afford the founoation Of ouresque allowed
10 escape; hence their remar kable
MATT PEEls CAMPngILs, though last In the field have
already spAcierty distinguished themselves TO occupy
FIRST class petition in the estimation Of the patrons Of
Ethiopian entertainments In addition 10 many other
funny things they tender farce called Negro SocA-
bilIty for 70 morrow
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Total FALLING on so lar IN 1858 ......... t342 63f OF
The Missouri Republican reports OF the 81. Louis money
MARKET
The meeting of the presidents Of the branches OF the
State Bank with the directors Of the parent bang Rhch
auson has been made reported 10 have reference
the matter Of the REDEEM psion Of the Of
In regard to the resumption Of specie payments may
be aked that the law clearly requires Of
the Bank Commissioner TO the The banks will,
wApresume, without doubt be paying specie demand
asSsry the rst Of next month, though practically,
r,snmp0p may be considered having already con.
menced- The payments falling due in bank ON the tth
met very satisfactorily. The hanks d,scouuting
= the extent OF Their meaus and regard 70 the quality
= The PAGER offered them Exchange on the Fast s In
fair supply and on New Orleans not much I'm demand
~ the rates Heretofore quoted Bankers selling sight
Il " per cent premium for gold and Missouri paper,
botn the East and south Outside however commercial
bills on New Orleans may be bought better terms.
There very little Of bank note currency market
save Missouri paper, and Illinois ana sconsin,
In increased supply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-16
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

HkTtHDtY, Nay TO, TNbS.
FtouRThe market was steady with fair demaud espe
ciay for ground state ord the medium and higher grades
Of Ohio and Southern brands The salea embraced about
1000 600 bbs., including common 10 good brands
Aaie at ~ ~ is, and extra do. a. ~ rs . ~ Is
WWAr.-fDe sales embraced about 30, 600 bsahes
chiefly Chicago spring, al SIC with small LOT Kentucky
white at " ~. Western red unchanged.
CoRN.-Sales OF about ~ 600 bushels were made, m
cuong New Orleans, at 69c white Southern, o little
mired, at 5cc. Yellow was a. about 7ic a75hc
Whistles o. about l AGO bushee at 6oc. a roc
PoRE quiet and sales confined 70 200 SOC bbls r,c.s
Ns7 6oAtT 60; prime nominal, al si4 ~ st4 90
COTTON -Sees moderate, snd prices unchanged
NHsLEY-kAes Of 200 a 3Qo bbls. s 21nc e2lc,