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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-08
News hVm Havana.

IpRyyAI or TUE BLACK WARRIOR AT NV okLhAss
-rHx SUGAR SASKBr-rh,s srhAAhS fASh'o'
STILL IN PoRr. is,s
The steamship Black Warrior has arrived ron New
York, via Havana, 4th inst.
Sugars nrm. Stock 90 900 boxes. Frelghts mac
tive. Exchange advanced.
The steamer Fashion was stu ut Havana and was re-
ported Was for sale. If not disposed OF she would
return 10 the United States.
ARRIVAL or ruE sLe0rop.wAR cyASI AT NORFOLK
DEATHS ON BOARD THE SPANISH WAR SHIPS AT
uAvAsA-sIcKSEss AMONG THE OPERA SINGERS.
NORFOLK, Jan. !, 1883
The sloop Cyanc has arrived at this pert n TWEEN
ty days passage from Port Prince, via Havana. Her
officers are all well, but fourteen Of her sick.
she brough, passenger Capt Mayo, Of the brig r. w.
Packer late prisoner at Cape Haytien, and the remains
of Mdshlpman Brodhead. No deaths have occurred on
board the Cysne for twenty. two months.
The Spanish squadron at Havana Three hundred
had died Of fever board the Spanish ships
There st considerable fever at Havana, ami scve-
raj of the opera troupe were down with t.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY MARK r r.
THrRspAY. Jan. 76

THURSDAY, Jan. &c NJ
The stock market was particularly active today
and pretty general advance was realized. Specula
tors for rise took hold with great deal Of spirit and
carried up nearly every stock on the list At the first
board Ohio State es advanced per cent; Indiana 5's
1; Tennessee G's, Il; Virginia &c, L; Mis-
souri,, 6s. 1; Harlem first mortgage bonds,
/; la Crosse land grant bonds 2; Delaware
and Hudson, /; Pennsylvania Coal Compa-
ny, 4; Cumberland; D; Pacific Steamship Com.
pany, II; New York Central Railroad, l; Erie, 4;
Reading. 4; Michigan Central Railroad. |; Michigan
Southern, old 1; Panama Railroad. Ii Cleveland and
Toledo, I; Chicago and Rock Island. 4; Ia Crosse
and Milwaukee I. Michigan Central Sinking Fund
bonds declined | per cent. The advance in La
Crosse and Milwaukee land grant bonds does not
bring out many. Only 81 900 were sold this morn
ing The company have the money in hand to pay
the February coupons and the finances Of the road
in the hands Of Mr.. Doty, the new Treasurer, will
on be put in admirable condition. At the second
board today the imitation in some Of the leading
rnilroed stocks was arrested. New York Central
Railroad fell of per cent; Erie, &; Reading. IL Chi
cago and Rock Island, 1; Delaware and Hud-
son. A; Cumberland, !. Tennessee State 6s
advanced ! per cent; Ohio 6s. 1855. q;
Pennsylvania Coal I; Ia Crosse aud Milwaukee,
l. There sss an active business this afternoon, but
meet Of the transactions we're time. Sellers are
putting ont time coutrscs freely and appear deter.
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City Intelligence.

OvTpoc1 RaIK.-The number of applicants for relief
Increases dai atth office Of the Anshouse the Park AT
the last meeting Of the BOARD of Ton Governors per
week was appropriated for the outdoor poor be given
in such the Superintendent thought would the
most good. Notwithstanding tho mildness Of the
the number of applications for coal quite numerous
usual circumstance due to the fast that many poor
people out Of who have provided for thor
own necessities in times past 1t must DO confessed that
most Of the crowd 70 beseige the office the Park do DOT
look like starved people, and there every TO be-
eve that the lazy idle worthless cass of the community
those who most clamorous for relief The worthy
poor would much prefer TO stay al home and suffer
rather than prove part OF such crowd.
THR EVENING SHoors-These schools opened for the
second term Monday evening, with large attendance
Of yourg men and women well younger and older
persons. In Of the schools occasional
given by school officers ether citizens aud visitors
scientific and literary subjects which ids
evening last lecture the life and writings Of Robert
Burns given in excellent style by Mr.. Perkins In
spectcr OF the Twelfth ward schools at the Yorkve
school The occasion further envened by the vocal
and Instrumental performances OF Il former pupii-but
now the Vice Prncpa--MiS Maria Jones' ma orlty OF
the school officers c-.sont, amongst whom were
Alderman Davis, who presided and Mcssrs. Mexican,
Vance, Hubbard Boice, and newly elected ohcers;
also, large number OF citizens of the ward who were
highly peased with the proceedings.
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IL the long run or euch an absolute 'erNeyo I'm
return the capital i:sef Tue histo " s.' ooones
that the best state obligations arc Ia >oo 0ee
aiue, ana but too often 10 fatal 6eprt 'eone n.n
which beyond the reach Of hun "a ,t
still subject 10 loes even the best Of MA s
What has been the history Of baAk failures an v -
tons this and other countries, but he uitinA, @
the capital which their business has bosn trsA NJ
ana tue fortunes Of ndyiduais have been nader Siob
institutions are highly useh, Tor business men, but ~
Ieec-nmeaded e. Nth railroads and tneu opltsN rs
taey, toe are No, ,s,ar,e either fer certain tasoss o.
we Etr'srs set;-..- Of the capital mvss'se
20. selsItsd eSe~ Not
nenis OF thai Wv -- mortgages In invest
csr"ciauy In o, s, secure OF income and o. capital
New York, which, opens 10 ., c. Ie"A community iho
Of progressive sad rapid adj s'v
ever oe,oio TO any Commercial cs,.I In The
pre- = a. 49, u,uon Of business interests in
yestmeu. U" coou and ssae CAM, ~, a., 49,. III,
them b. Ienc. consequences 70 tho nhis Ss S 10
Ilqh, thinking or nsn. eerg mind can be- inctYercst
When money can be had ca b5rd mortgage for a se.
res OF years, building enterprises are sc. 10 motion
growing population are Irovdet with houses 10 i've in
ard the heccmee enpcil~hed with edAces vsris
sorts which do credit n the TASTE and refinement and
are encouraged through every variety Of ran Industry
and the community Ia not only from popular out
breaks but every class Of labcrers is rendered moral
and made TO feel s joint and common interest the
general veal. We trust as money becomes abundant,
that rich capitalists will reflect tie good they nay
do 70 the working classes In every point Of view we'll
as to themselves b. largely investing their
bonds and mortgages. Nothing be done which will
set the wheels of industrious prosperity motion,
md sectually gladden. the hearts Of anxious fathers,
nothers and children. When TO do good to others
veil ourselves the results of any action 1t becomes
LOUDLY pcl:,c and doubly obligatory.
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NINE DE RKSvnLxs CosOkRr.-The Countess de Ben|
vile gave concert last evening at DOdworths Rooms,
assisted by Mme Siedenburg NJ Dubos and Maestro
Rvsrde. Nine. dc Bienvile, who comes here with the
stamp Of the Paris ecseratore, having taken there the
first prize for piano playing performed last hight Mozars
grand sonata No. is, Thabergs arrangement OF "Home
Sweet Home, Hunmel's grand sonata in NIB, and her
own composition, Ia Tarantella Nine. dc en vile
admirable ptan and il quite capable Of satisfying thosc
who affect classical music. well as the general public,
combination Of qualities only met With excellent artists
In Hummells sonata, piece Astounding with dicutos,
Nine. dc Benville admirable in her precision and
force fully usying the reputation OF the school in which
she was educated She has crisp, dr close touch, aud
funness Of tone rarely eqcaled. any fault 10
be found i! might be charged that Madame dc Reuvile
lacked sentiment and warmth. Her execution however,
was admirable. The vocal part OF the
particularly brilliant; Madame siedenbarg, however
ceved much deserved applause for her sugng OF tho
from Z" Der Breischutz" The concert altogether was
quite successful affair The attendance rot good
rs ii would have beer had not occurred pon opera
night.
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MONTREAL, Can. Jan. 7, 1853.
A large quantity Of fell here last night The
weather cloudy tins morning, and at eight O'Clock the
thermometer marked six degrees above zero
QrrBrc, Can, Jan. Z, 1853.
Al eight o'clock this mornns, tho mercury indicated
six degrees below snow falling fast, and an east
wind Ia blowing. -
The weather is mild, with northeast wind Thero Is
appearance Of snow
The sky Is overcast, and the weather calm aud very
cold.
BosroS, Jan. Z, 1858
sleighing.
HurAx, Jan T. 1853
The weather clear and this morning the thermometer
marked fifteen degrees above zero. Tho wind is blowing
from the northwest
is showing hard this morning at st. John, PASSPORT,
Calais, and Bangor.
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Re-. SIC Ccmnon 10 good qualities ranged ron &c
LINZ ~as s.eany vrh safes OF kock iazf At Sc t's
mon, Gnd at gl Tor lump.
MoAsss we've qaist Sales Ct Is hhts, Pcg.S REQ
made nj 5nc
NAyAi. sTotJs.-Ihe magAsi ~ v;,sout chan
ss. further sales "a Spirit, O; t.rp4ntrs were
- sc, casa. Csu'z.oa rosiB and crude tcTpeeuGe
crch..eed.
Ora re was no mo eu.s Lt worthy OF notice
sales 80 AID prices unchanged.
Peoyn,.H,nn odsra'" -!rnS 9srket was armer. II,
ssserso..%. ;--rors-. =" end ns~ meas
about 800 Nv ssus -
els Is, spd prime at So 0ossl3 Beef wa o,
vito Gales OF 100 bols. country prime at s. 10 s. y
mess At 80 8 SIC, and so bbls. Tepacked a: Sl2 So
mess was quiet. Reef hams we're stesdy and 1u
lac, iec' the latter figure for extra Bacon WA
mai Cut iSeats were steady, salea Of shoulders
made at &c. n exc. and hams at Sc SIZE Lar,
steady with Nales Of about 3Oc bbLs. At 9kc a
Butter and cbees were unchanged.
RICE was quiet Al Vi sales unimporta1t
SUaAR-pto mari ct displayed Il IRE activity, and
embraced about :. 6o,> boxes at exc. IKE, and
900 hhda., chiefly New Orleans, including 80 Tho
auction, part common, a, *c sHc., Snd the rsuA
at &c. a7kc.
WHsnY.-ssies Of about % 300 bbs. we're @,
1Vc. 81 nc.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BorrxIE-CoGGyuIuL--At Red Bank. n. J., 90 TsaG
day, Jan. g. at the residence Of Thos Coe Fsq BY Re
Harry Finch, Mr.. CHAs. 7. BourMLs 10 Mss MsuA d
CocGtzaiAii, both Of Nc ~ Bedford, Mas
Cnpnor-Ro-E-On Tuesday, Dec. %, by Rev. "a
ward Z RAaAn, Mr.. o. II. CADKoorT, Of GrahAmstow1
AiIica, to Miss MARIA T. RosE daughter q Geo
Rose, Esq, OF this city.
CARPESITR--DEAI.-M Fort Chester, ca WedrestAI 4
Jan g. by Rev. Isaac Peck, UKIAu n. CANxTus, % III
city, " Mss SARAH l., daughter OF j. j. Deal, 81 The 10
mor place.
pxNEpx-Krzxsxyyn.-0n Wednesday, Dec is, at "
MUrayan church Houston street. by Rev T. T SenseuA
Mr., FmpsncK ws DrscSy, Of thus city, 10 Mss Loutf
kuIzExnER, OF Jersey City.
wngyw--strssvDrp. On "Wednesday, Dec. 10, At ny
German Re formed church, Suffolk street. by Rev T. "a
Busche, Mr.. AIHnu wnEEss, of Bremen, 10 Mss Ast q
SIHsvYDHE. a this city
UGca papers please copy.
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Doeuos, JAN ], 1858
Governor Banks delivered his message today his
mainly devoted TO local matters, but closes with
Of the kansas difficulties The funded debt OF tho Com
nonwealth 81 3l4 600. Provision has made for
81 ces 600 Of this debt leaving balance Of s2i5 900 un
provided for. The curen, expenses Of the last year
amounted to 81 as2 sos and tho receipts Of State from
ali 81 s les OF which s535 oal were raised
by STATE tax The receipts from ordinary resources this
gear estimated al S1o2 Cnless the ordinary ex-
penses Of the current year be reduced below the
standard Of last year there will be deficit Of $3.50 sos,
10 be paid by State tax equal 10 that amount The
Governor urges economy In legislative aud executive
services He that the legislative sessions be
shortened 10 about 60 days and that fixed saares be paid
the members and officers In lieu Of the existing form OF
compensation Tho efficiency OF the active militia OF the
stats is compmen,cd The recent financial distress and
the currency discussed NJ considerable length The
banking capital Of the commonwealth tcO,3le,I20 The
number q banking institutions k lI3 The aggregate cir
culaton of bank notes SIS o4 21 and tho aggregate
amount OF specie 81 eli 0s which IA equivalent 10
dollar specie Cor every i've dollars N paper The Go
ave dollars and after the apre Of three or Ave years
suppression Of notes under ten dollars and the substtu
ton Of gold and silver The supply OF cola 10 the country
" sbundsntly sufficient IL is now not much less than
S270 900 600 Instead Of serving OF value
merely eoo Ia staple product and In the next dozen
NAL period The coin Of hs country viii cana TIA. o. Eng
land or France The public schools reuresented be
IN prosperous condition. The aggregate expenses foe
eiucsohal purposes amour, TO 40 $50 and all cx
pcnses included about twelve dollars paid for each
pupil The number OF children, between Eve
and fifteen years Of In the state IL 2si AIS N this
number 3 03l have been In attendance the schools
In regard 10 the naturalization laws he saysrhcre can
be no object Of higher Importance than that Of dccrmn
ing upon what conditions the right Of suffrage shall be
conferred what legislative safeguards necessary
90 maintain the purity Of elections and N protect the
rights OF American citizens shall cheorfuly concur
with sou In such you may Judge expcdent
for purpose" In regard b Kansas after review OF
recent events In that Territory, he saysNohing but
tbe direct intervention Of federal influence force
through Congress the Lccompton constitution and the
government with the sanction o the people, can force
,pss, Kansas constitution conceived In fraud and vo
ience will be the weghtcst blow ever given against
&c.
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Senate.


ALBANY, Jan ', iSoS
Apeon for closing the canals Sunday SsiVeo
The CHAIR announced the standing committees ~ io
lows -
Cloims-Messrs. Patterson, Scott and Truman.
Fynance--Meeers Owen Schell and Hasted.
Jtdi1drJ-Messrs. N0xon Owen and J. D. Willard.
Cdndls-Meesrs. Stow, Loveland and hather
-'s-Messrs. Darling, Brandreth and Hubbcl
Charitable -,
L;,erussv,e--Mos.rs. Wsdsxs+H; fshln n'a fo''e'
Aiuia-Messrs. Foote, Pratt anu .Ann' u,ndeyie and
y RoGds and Briiscs-Messrs. Williams, HN'' ~
Grterunces-Messrs Mather, johnson and Hubbell
Bdnks-W. A. Wheeler, Sloan and Foo<e.
Insurance Messrs Hubbeil, Scott and Ely
fT'r'e9s-Hessrs. W. A. Wheeler, Spnola aud John
Int. mai Affairs and Tosms and C0uties-Messrs j. A.
Williams, Halstsad aud SpiLola.
State Prisons-Mossrs Loveland, Williams AMI Bran
Poor La,cs-Messrs schc,l, J. A. willard and KAnde.
vile.
E,4orossed Ba,s-Messrs Pratt, Darling and Ky.
Indian Aga'rs-Asssrs Bosrdmsa, Darling and J. d.
Willard.
Copamerce and Narioancn-Mess-s Amcs, Stow and
Agriculture Messrs. Smith, Boardnan and Burhans.
Aanutacures-Messrs. Latin, o. b. Wheeler and
Retremchmemt-Messr Burhans, Dougherly and Pat.
terson.
Pablo Buildings-Nossrs o. B. Wheeler, Ames and
76sons and Csspnties-Messrs, Scott, Vaudeville and
Boardman.
On Cities and Yiaces-Mesars Hasted Ely and Noxon.
On Public observation-disclosures. TruemAn, Scheu and
W. A. Wheeler.
On Erpi,ing Lacs-Messrs Patterson, wadsworth and
Dougherty.
On Medical Societcs-Mcssrs Brandreth, Stow and J.
A. Willard.
On P,snting- Messrs. Loveland, Smith, Williams, Salt,
Noxon, Anes and Mather.
On L1ra,y-Messrs. Pratt, Diven and J. d. Willard.
Joseph clearinghouse was appointed Janitor.
NOTIFIED.
By Mr. j. D. WILLARD, to amend the law relative to tho
Imprisonment OF witnesses
BY Mr.. PATTERSON repeal tile law respecting the fare
on the Central Railroad.
Mr. MArHR moved to refer the bill repeating the Metro
poltau Police bill o select committee. Carried.
EULoGIKs ON LaTK GOV. MARCY.
Mr. Snow offered resolutions OF respect TO tho memory
of the late Governor Marcy
On molten of Mr.. MATTER, the rules were suspended.
and Mr.. Snow then spoke eCq4eny the Life and cha
racter Of OK Governor Marcy.
After some remarks from T. D. WILLARD tho resolutions
were laid on the table and ordered to be printed
THE KANSAS RESOLUTIONS
We're made tho special order for Tuesday q. IL O'Clock
Adjourned I'LL Monday at L. III.
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ALBANY, Jan. Z, 1908.
The Bank superintendent's Report was presented
vote was then taken for Speaker which resulted
follows -
Van yakenburgh, republican. 80
Alvcrd, democrat. 90
Law, American. Observation-Disclosures.
Mr. Russell (Amercan,) changed his vote to Mr.. Van
yakenburgh. There other changes. Absent
and not voting, 8.
Two more ballots were taken with like result
M LAWRENCE moved that when the House adjourn it
be till Mopoay evening, at z. N.
Mr. WAIFoRD TO point of order The constitution
prohibits Adjournment for two days without the
concurrence OF the Senate.
The CLERK decided that members must judge for them
selves Of the requirements Of tho constitution.
Mr. C. Ers moved to amend that the House hold three
sessions cay until organization effected Lost
Mr. FULLERTON moved to amend, by adjourning till T.
Lost.
The CLERK decided ON count that the motion was car
ried.
The count challenged by Mr. ChAaeld Of New York,
and the decision reversed.
The House, after struggle, during which Mr.. tanning
urged adjournment over the sth inst In honor OF
the memory of Old Hickory, and motion was made to
adjourn which lost, took ballots for Speaker
The following was the result
van NaKenpurgn'' ~
Avord. o.
law
resolution TO adopt the rules OF tn. last House was os
An attempt made but unnecessarily, 10 reconsider
the vote resolving 70 dourn till IL O'Clock 10 morrow
Mr.. WAGER moved tina. Thomas o. Avor~ be elected
Presiding Officer of the Assembly until 40 organization Is
Effected.
Mr.. wolcoI moved to amend BIZ substituting Me name
OF Mr. Van Valkcnburg
Mr. ADAMS moved % auspa BY inserting, frst tho name
Mr. law, who declined then the Of Chsuncey
Boughton.
Mr.. wAcsr accepSsd the last amendment
which ear ,cd
The nsev'es motion will he the arst thing n order 70
morrow,
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sASprrcH,t W. jan y thbs.
AZ the formal declaration here to-day by the sheriff OF
the elected Parliamentary candidate the greatest excite
mont prevailed. Two or three thousand people azsem.
blcd, and the Sheriff obliged 10 Gee into Michigan
his life. Mr. Mcdonald Reeve Of Windsor, attempt
cd 10 address the crowd bot beaten and severely
Jurcd. Mr. Mcleod declared elected over Rankin,
the ministerial Candidate.
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like to keep them from aefacing the natural
beauties of the site that Coz has been pleased
to bestow upon u.s. Is there no compromise by
which these tasteless and unscrup-H lous specu-
lators can enrich themselves without thus
trenching upon our health and comfort Inc
small mercies which they might extend to D.
would reckon for something in the eyes of flu
ture generations
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rR oxyyRAI sxw.rMER DESPATCH.

ALRaSY, Jan 7, 1858.
MI parties quito busy to night cndcavorns to
the House organization. The republicans express
thor confidence Of being able 10 the Speaker TO-
morrow. Two three democrats absent, and with
Russell American the vote starss did on the last
ballot day, the republicans will need bu, two for
a majority There Is talk Of bargain having been
made between the democrats and Americans for the
eaniza,ion, but nothing is definitely knewn about Il.
The steamboat Hero left here this afternoon FOR New
York
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SrPR1m CoVR1-Crcuii Mos $50, 157, ase, go, 162l
The calendar Of short cause will be taken up on Monday
llth inst
U. s. DrnRicT CorRT.-Sos. 10, 20, 81 " II.
SuFKIuok CouEr (opons ut IL o'clock A. M)--Nos 14S
lsS 81 2s3 40, 2G3, 27i, :72 go, 276 Az 1Ts 2sf
70 ESQ., 2ol, 292 2o3 90 10 sos S06 3o SOC 3lo ST.
as 10 $40, 322 10 $50.
Cossos PlxAs-Pat l-Nos. lilo, l2s 10 Ill, and SO.
Part 2.-Nos 80, l42 to 1b4, and g.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


aEYoRfyD BUTCHERy or UNITED STATES TROOPS nv
kORMONs.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 6, 1868.
st. Joseph papers OF the Goth ut state that express
bad passed through that place with dispatches Lavea
worth, bringing the intelligence that superior body Of
1Iormoos bad overpowered Colonel Cooks command,
while passing from Harris Fork to Fort Bridger and
butchered two hundred Of them taking number Of
prisoners and hanging all the officers who fell their
hands The report s doubtless, entirely false or greatly
exageerated.
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CONGREGATIONAL Election In Massachusetts,.

BOsroN, Jan. 7, 1888.
The election in the Seventh district today 70 an the
v.croy in Congress caused by the resignation OF Gov
Banks resulted the choice Of Daniel w. Gcoch, repub
,can. The vote in all but three towns stands-Gocch
ss7o Osborne, democrat 1000; Bell independent, ass;
scattering g. Plury for Mr. Gooch, SIS, which will
be increased BY the to hear from 10 about 1000
Mr. Gcoch has a plurality in every town in tho dis'ro
except one.
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The committee having the management Of the Calico
DrtAs Soree ~ be given in aid Of several benevolent
cetes met 81 the house OF Henry Morrison Fsq In West
Fifteenth street. "wednesday evening Jan and effected
thorough organizauon.-Abm W. Blnnnaer being chosen
Charm q. Godfrey 0unther Treasurer ~ Per-
kirs A. etary and the following gentlemen Execu
tive Committee 70 aid the and carrying
out the objects Of the organization yir Col vosbtrgh
Dr Cyrus Ramsay, VIM H. Browne, Esq, sndw ristsle
After the transaction OF other business the committee
adjourned. 10 meet, BY invtatu al ihe Cdence of he
-asurcr q Godfrey 9un.her rs East TOu{essiAsys1 on
- wse Isl present on this oor sson are
reaue,e u A,lend tas meeting on Saturday evening
= LEE PERKINS, Secretary
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'.ApsxY OF Va'~-The second Of Tho estra chespo
A. the Acaa'emy, last evening, drew fugI hous.
nights IAN tho previous performance of the ss,,s
much better /. :. rsf nr,,., -uo, =. ~ ~
opera, " Martha,"A. >,., = =. s--.N. '.o
cogeucy Of the argument INV i" va
vanced IN these columns .,Mai |aa" Va, admirably
givea-Mr. Eormes and Mms do Ia Gr~0so Whining now
laurels, rather reafrmng the right to wear those
they had previously For this evening |itaiisns
in Ageri" is announced with DAngri as Isabella.
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PHIapslPHIA, Jan. Z, 1853.
stocks firm; Pennsylvania AYES, s2k; Pennsylvania
Railroad, 3oh; Reading Rsnrosd ga; Morris Canal,
AZ; Long Island Railroad, 10.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Z, 1853.
Cc,onSalcs 10 day 5000 bales at irregular prices.
some brokers quote the market arm advance OF c
and others quote the market generally unchanged Pork
3 dull at si3 lard in kegs exc. 1oc.; gunny bags
io.c Fresh,s-Cotton 10 Liverpool, u 10 Uayre lie.
exchange on London, loi}le ioOci on New York, &c
Prem