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

In addition to this decrease Of $4,000 In the in
debtedness of the state t2OO0O0 in the treasu
y at the time Of the suspension of specie payments
applicable to a further reduction, but which II was
deemed matter OF prudence TO retain, in the unset
tied aspect Of business matters The interest on the
debt due on the LIST of February next viii be prompt
ly met in specie or its equivalent, and the financial
affairs Of the State generally are represented being
in the mos, satisfactory condition.
A correspondent sends us the following very sensi-
BILE and timely remarks in relation To the investment
Of capital II has been pretty well tested that per
manent six aud seven per cent investments upon
undoubted security pay better in long period Of
years than the highest rates Of a speculative
character
The crisis which a large party in our financial world
has been long predicting, has come and gone The
and confidence, and with money, Il again
the food DEPRECATED stocks, and those ruling
at high prices have been the arst to feel the effect
proving times and easter money market Rut after
the experience recent disasters railroad stocks and
bouds-in bank and state securities would seem 10 bo
rational for capitalists TO return TO the Old and
sure Of all money investments, bond and mortgage No
ether mode Of nyestmsn, Offers either good Interest
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The shin serrmrpr~.

Boror, Jan. :, 1898
Tho shp Scramporc, ashore Cohasse, Shoals will be
total loss Her bottom out, and she bscd and full
OF water Part Of her cargo will be saved In damaged
condifou
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TINTED States Supreme Court.

WsssSoTOS, Jan. 7, 1888
No Is Argument continued FOR the appellee, and con-
cluded for the appellants.
No. q. Frank Dynes vs. Jonah D. Hoover. Argument
for plaintiff commenced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-08

The supply of superhne was light, and the market
lrmer Canadian -four steady, with sales OF about
400 bbs unchanged prices. Southern brands In
fair demand, with sales % about 900 300 bbls at the
above quotations. Rye -four was unchanged with sales
Of about Is loo bills Corn meal steady Sales OF
Brandy Inc reported at ~ so, whAo Jersey
quiet quotat ,ns. wheat-The demand confined to
the OF milers, and sales small being confined
10 about 900 bushels Southern, including red at 81 is,
and white at 81 Is ~ 60 Corn drmer, with sales
OF p1O bushels Southern white at Csc, and small
lots Of yellow and white 81 62hc. Rye was quiet, with
pacs OF about 900 bushels at nc &c. delivered
Oats steady with moderate saos VI State and West
ern at AZ. a 46c
Co,Yys sales embraced about 600 bags OF Rio az
ssc 1lA,c, aud 400 mats Java At Ice and sT5 bags
and terces Java private terms
CorTos.-The market again frmer, with sales OF
about 500 bales closing at adv u about 40 per
10 since the arrival OF the Atlantic The following
h statement OF the movement In cotton the lat
September, as compared with the previous three years
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N.,. H..np.ls 9. Rspubl,esn st.ts Convention.

CoroORD, y. H. jan y IoVo'
The Republican State Convention held here day was
presided by Ex-Governor Colby. Governor Halle
nominated for re election by reclamation. A. IL Dun
hap, Of Nashua received tho nomination for Railroad Com
rnie
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Walker Indignation Meeting ut Petersburg,

6JNtt
PETERSBURG, Jan. Q, 1858.
Awalker indignation meeting WAS held here TO night
The large City Hall was crowded The speakers wore
Mr. Pryor editor OF the Richmond South Mr.. Old, Jr Of
Powhatan and A. T. Banks, Esq, editor of tho Peters
burg Democrat. Resolutions denouncing Commodore
Rsuldng were adopted
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rhs Southern Mail.

WASHINGTON, Jan. :, 1853
The mail from all peints South, As ls,o as due, is N
hand, but brings no news OF interest.
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.S.sc,de or One OF Gen. Walkers Men.

EcUNosol Va, Jan, 7, 1919
VIM H. Cowes, Lately under Gen Walker In Nicaragua
and a,te. wards connected with the hemphis Hue,.
committed Nqcide Last night by taking laudauum
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Influenza.
Ills now CONCEDED D. AsDRErns pill. wllcure Influenza
No OF should hk better woAs o them
they Advertised Ia ths public They article
OF Commerce aud domestic convenience and are admitted 20
be the best made pill In the world muscular purge
cous purge and hydrogopae purge cDhbued and tlese
thoroughly soluble undsfved particles rdhere
mucous me mbrsnes NO hal bey cure piles and cons
tuiiorsl rn-'ivenrss
These vegetable universal pills of Or Brandre are the
beet purgstve and his life addition pills better
ri's sternive snd have examined them and know
then W DO free from minerals ACfTN NJ ID.
To the Public Fredersek,s Photowrsphs,
tsiioiypes dszuoueoypes and ambroiypes always
cep'shlr gSs for the holidays and should he
Al this temple " art Nos sss and ssI Brssdvsy
opposite Metropolitan Hotel
2O0,OOO Dollars has been Saved Go the People
~ HOLMES system n cheap portraits Photographs and
brotypes, al z-s bruadway. Bee 70 10.
New Workers OF 1878 or their Heir~rt-Law,
read advertisement under head 81 Personal.
Smithsonian House-Broadvssy Hotel Ac-
cornrnodscn. the furopeanplsn Single 50
rs cents and 81 pee day Double sndt srors 81 81
u Meas a. ordered
Bary' q Trtcopherons is the Best and Cheap
article fcrressne beautfyins cleansing curling prcsar.
and restoring the hair ladies' sold By Al
Crsssadoro's Hair Dye, wlss and Toupecs -
The very the world wholesale res and dye
privately spilled No. tAssor House
BateheIor's Hair Dye, wlg~ and Toupees-
The the world SURPRISING ali sold piled
Al the mandatory rs broadway.
|
For the Blood.-J. II. stanord's Iron anSf
sulphur powders agreeable 20 The taste and only
the blood Il powders d. AT Is State street
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n vc>>r Hair bcgins to turn Gray try the
ws,a.yri e. RANDJEANs auid, u Church street cor
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

T. NJ.
A1ra--The market unchanged, and small sales of
pots and pearls reported al SIC. for new sorts.
BssAn~rurS -plour--The market was nrm, with good
local and Eastern demand, including purchases for
export The sales embraced about 900 900 bbls. "a
al.ou Ia foilo ufngu
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Smithsonian House-Broadwsy. Hotel Ac-
cornrodsion. the Europeanplsn. Single cents
rs and 81 pee day Double sndip srors u
~ Meas AZ ordered
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Rec. at ports ol9 oce l,s2e,ooo i4s6ooo l,o5looo
tx 10 q. Britain all 900 800 coo $4,000 32sOoO
% trance. 5000 1900 Al eco 10000
4" other Y. Z. 10000 123,Oo0 psO0o 5000
Total export 55s 600 800 900 551 900 52l 600
HSoch on hand. $50 900 10000 6s5 000 So, 900
OF which during the past week iseladcd tho above
Rec. at pors.... 1000 1915 AS0oO 100000
Ex. W g. Britain 47,eoo 5000 10000 5000
France. 6,e0o 1000 1iO00 5000
other n r. 5000 1000 Ii,oso scoe
Total exports :. 5000 5000 5000 4iooo
The decrease in receipts al the ports compared An last
year AS 900 bales he increase exports 10 Great Bxi-
tain 10 O0o decreased France 81 GOO decrease TO other
foreign ports, 49, oo Total decrease n exbo~s, 10000
bales.
FRucHrs--Engagcments were light To IIvcvpoa
about 1000 bushels Of grain were engaged A "a
with some cotton at led, which was an lrnpr evexpsnt
and about 900 bbls -four at "a To London 800 hhis
molado were taken at us. Sd To HnbuYc 20 hbn a
ashes taken at Cos There ne change c po<ioo
for Hsvre " either " tho soia reecss Tns
exports from this port 10 San francisco have Increased
very much ~ late. a short time since two vessels
month were all that were despatched. On the ID inst
four ships cleared and there load ug for that port
the ship Edwin Forrest, Andrew Jackson Star Of tho
lnion Ocean Express Cleared TO day., Golden Eagle and
Rather
H.y.--The demand continued fair with sales Of about
1000 bales At csc a 10c.
Hors The speculative movement continued in old NTH
Tree sales 81 NC. 30 Prime 10 choce qualities ranged
fsom &. slN', VITA good brewing demand, ShisIy a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-08

Barry Trtcophsroms is the Best and Cheap
article crres beautfyng cleansing ourne prcsar
wing and restoring the hair Ladies H. sold By Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-08

Crissadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toup~cs -
The very best IN the world wholesale and reis snd The dye
privately spilled No. Aston House
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Assembly.

ALBANY, Jan. I, 1858.
The Bank superintendents Report was presented.
vote was then taken for Speaker which resulted as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-08

tsroyres taguoueotypes and ambroiypes always
cepshr gps for the holidays and should he secured
A this icen temple " art Nos sss and Isl BrsAdvay
opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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New Workers OF 1878 or their Heirs-rt-Law.
read advertisement under head cf Personal
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200,OOO Dollars has been Saved Co the People
~ HOLMES system q cheap portraits Photographs and
brotypes, al Zss broadway See 70 Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-06
williamsburg CITY News.

GRAND ESTKrrArSxxyr-The anniversary Of the Gothic
Methodist Sabbath School in Grand street. Wednesday
evening, unquesiionabiy tho mos, successful enter
tanmont Of the Hundreds unable 10 obtain
admapce, which renders lis repetition Friday neces
sary The proceeds W bc devoted 70 the purchase Of
now library The programme was different from the
ordinary material Of which such entertainments com
posed, the selections being OF high literary and musical
order. The opening address was well recited BY VIM
Rownell while the make up Of the "Blundering Irish
man" by Joel Boyce, capital But the great feature
Of the evening was splendid nautical piece, entitled
sustained by Messrs Roberts, ztncr Bennett and orsbec
and finer piece Of acting have seldom witnessed The
musical part OF the exercises superb solo, "whst
"a Home without Mother" by Misc Mctalpin, and "The
Country Girl by Miss Mhmpeton were deservediy sp-
pauded, and ae duet, "Why fear 70 DE-" by Misses
Soutbard and C. Clark, wac pcrfcc. gem One OF the
best rectatiops "Tboughe Of Heayen,o by Mes NJ.
Thompson whose apparel oomported admirably with The
character Of the poem.
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Coroner's Once.
Cor0ners Once.
THE ALLEGED srRDKR or NEGRO WOMAN NJ nrH


TIE ALLEGED MURDER OF A NEGRO WOMAN NJ nrn
The inquest the Of the negro woman Nary 1rEs
Hitcu-who sbct at her residence, No. l15 West
Twenty eighth street on Thursday morning. rnder cr-
cumsiances which pontstrongly towards ne husbard &
the deceased ss the guilty parsy-vss postponed va.r
this morning. Coroner Gamble visited the scene c. no
tragedy yesterday morning and proceeded quietly
vestsaic the case, without taking any testimony. For
obvious The Coroner decided no. 70 smran-
mel jury until to-day when the evidence OF he vsyocs
witnesses now IN custody will be taken Drs Frrsi soi
OHanlon, who made post mortem examination OF no
body, are Of opinion fromI the Of the wOlnt
and The direction, the ball took azer enter IS
the eye. that the pistol twas not fred by the 10
ceased This very important pom, 70 settle, ssec
as The prisoner says that the deceased comnted slce
The medical gentlemen that the deceased voalt
have been compelled 70 strain her arm 70 ns uimoet n
order 10 give The bail the direction toos and hs1cc >
that they consider the theory Of suicide highly mpr0bs
Bile, even though the Circumstances did not pont =
strongly towards the abused Hilton negro ef veJ
bad chsracte- He was connected with a noted pe-S
house in Thomas streeta number Of years, sni cn
occasion he made desperate assault urcn po4csns
pazet OF The Tfth wcciuc,, cutting him IN 10 zee . q
half dczen rlqces about the hands qn3 rex
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A very singular case concerning the death Of
young Ady came 10 light yesterday morning,
and Ia ~ present under investigation by General Super
intendent rallmadge From what information could
obtain II sppears that the young lady was induced 10
leave her parents. who reside In Poughkeepeis With
young man who brought her 70 this city and placed her
In house Of prostitution in Grand street, where A.
tempt was made by physician Of standing In the
city TO produce abortion, which resulted in her DEATH
The examination before Deputy Superintendent Tall
madge disclosed facts which, when allowed 70 be made
public, will show that most diabolca outrage has been
perpetrstei As several Of the parties have yet
been arrested the Of the parties concerned in the
preparation of the decd withheld for the present
The facts attending the show that about the eth Of
February last the accused, young about twenty dve
years of age induced the deceaed to leave hcr homo
under promise Of marriage He 70 take her on 10
Norwak where his relations resided and there be
ried the following evening Her friends consented to
let her co. and they left Pougbkeepse the above day
Here they renamed several days. when she was taken
the Office OF physician in Grand street, who induced her
the same street. near Centre Here it ia alleged an abor
ton produced, which resulted in her DEATH which
occurred on the afternoon Of the 18th OF February On
the following Menday the accused telegraphed 10 her
friends IN Poughkeepse, stating her sudden DEATH and
that he would leave that evening with the body bring
home Tho unexpected sudden death of the young
lady created suspicion among her friends, who,
after having the body properly Inferred determined
investigate the affair The physician stated that de-
ceased died OF bilious collie, and certificate was
given 10 that effect brother Of the deceased residing
IN Brooklyn being fully satisfied that outrageous wrong
had been committed, Laid the matter before Samuel Bre
WORT, Deputy Superintendent Tanadge's aid who found
that the accused had kept the death Of the deceased quiet
two days before teegrapbng 10 her friends and during
this time bad all her under clothing neatly washed and
and packed mp preparatory 10 being sent Poueh
keepse The accused accordingly arrested and being
questioned regarding the matter before Deputy Superin
Talmadge he deceased was riding
in STAGE and being taken sick removed to the Office
Of the doctor in question: when he had her taken this
house of prostitution and that II here she died. He
denies all knowledge Of attempt 20 produce abortion
any connection in causing her death. The will be
taken before Justice Welsh and tho body will be taken
and post morIem examination held to see any foul
means have been used to produce death
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ARRIVAL OF THE NEW YORK.
TWELVE HOURS LATER FROM EUROPE.
&C., &C., &c.

The steamship New York, from Greenock Feb. IA At 9
p. n, arrived today She experienced heavy westerly
gales all the passage On the 18th she struck by light
ming, which split the fore reyalmast
She brings Glasgow papers Of Saturday evening, which
contain few hours later sdvices from London Consos
closed At Of the 18th at 96 for money and ac
count.
The London Advertisers Paris correspondent writes that
Allsop was In Paris very recently and frightened
away by the Of his corfederates who threatened
70 take his life because he expressed doubts respecting
the success Of the dreadful enterprise. He his without
doubt escaped TO America
It is again said that schamyl has given in his subis
sion to Russia
The India House had received long despatch, bu. it
merely adds unimportsn! details 10 the facts al
ready published.
The Time, supports the India bill, and The Daily Nec,
anc Herald have articles opposing it,
The Daily Nccs has indignant leader on the treat
meu of the English engineers of the Neapotsn govern
ment and the iraction Of the English ministry
The Times glad TO pair Mr.. Roebuck off against the
porng French coiones but protests against Of bis
expressions. .'-.
The Journal dc Frankfort states that the commercial
crisis St. Petersburg had caused several failures with
liabilities ranging from 50OoO 200 900 silver roubles
steglitz Co reported to have lost largely, and by
way Of compensation is said that the Emperor per-
mted them TO export million gold imperias the ten
per export duty being suspended in their favor
probable that these particulars involve great
aggeration.
Accounts received in Paris state that troops are
required IN China carry out the intended operations
No addresses from the army to be published
in the Aoniteur any other paper published in France
On the morning Of the 12th u the Union workhouse
Athy Ireland, almost totally consumed by fire. The
particulars of this disastrous have been
learned but than three adult male paupers and
five boys perished in the conaagration
The Germanc Diet has voted IL favor OF the PROPOSE
tons of the Duchy of Lauenburg which claims the aid OF
the Diet against the Danish government.
Father Zappet, Jesut priest, who has obtained some
nooriety by his abuse Of the English government,
turning Malta from Rome conveyed back TO Italy
in her Majesty ys ship Harpy.
The lamar steamer from Alexandria, arrived at South
ampon the 18th She brings the heavy portion the
Australian mails and f10o, 900 in gold.
The Marco Poio, with 100000 in gold, was of Holy
head On Saturday forenoon.
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THk ALLygyD SUBMISSION OF sCHkMyL.
Le Nord which refrained st the time from publishing
the above news that the intelligence from
caesa does not confirm the submission c Shamyl The
roen Of the last operations Of the Rrssan troops tho
occupation OF the plateau OF Tehechfna whore they had
driven out the Grcassians Schamy1 with small mum.
Der OF bis band who renamed faithful had found
fuge in The remote gorges Of the central chain OF The Cau
casus.
The correspondent Of the TINES states that according
letters from Odessa the number OF Russian sailors In the
not 10 exceed certain number. The Grand Duke Con.
staune has given orders that all sailors who in tho
service OF the government shall be sent board
chantmen and be subject 10 the discipline before,
and have the same pay and in order thai ey may not
forget any part Of their duties mercaDte veee,s
carry guns When Russia has completed her aee
camille steamers the Black Sea its neutrality will exist
only in name.
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CoNsTANTisOPLE, Feb. n, 1858.
Fuad Pasbs will be the Turkish Pcnposen,iary AZ the
PARIS Conferences.
70 Prince DaDo OF Montenegro.
Vienna letter states that The petition brought by the
Rajshs Of Herzegovina 20 the Turkish Ambassador n Wen.
signed by about one hundred communes. The peti-
ton asks for the suppression Of the present tax of
third and The re-estabshment OF tho former OF a
ninth 1be tax of third is said 10 be the cause Of the
dscontent which prevails among the population.
The Porte has sent two commissioners 10 make such
quiries in the state OF affairs Herzegovina end Bosnia
The commissioners aso ordered 10 collect all the nfor.
nation which pay prove scrvieahlc 20 the government
In determining the position OF Scrva 10 yards The SutsD
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One of the Paris correspondents Of L No says thai the
military addresses In the Moaie,~ have been the only
manofaons Of feeling against England the part OF
French ooobessome Of those boporsd with the order Of
the ih having expressed desire 10 return their decora-
TONS The Minister OF War, according 70 L Nord speedily
put q stop 70 these demonstrations.
II s stated by the Paris correspondent oi the THieJsf
dance that at the interview between he Minister
the Interior and the principal officers In his department he
announced that his appointment not provisional, but
that made carry fully into eject the plans OF the
Emperor and that thoso who could not give their entire
support 70 the policy Of the government had better
resign their posts
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Personal Irtesg,uerce.

The Alexandra (ga) Sentinel brings melancholy in
telifence that there has been Improvement in the
health Of the venerable Commodore Jones, but that he
lies extremely low at his residence in Fairfax
The Supreme Court Of the United suites have decided
that Mr. Thomas Greer present OF the fauquies
White sulphur Springs in Virginia s entitled 10 tract OF
land In the State Of Texas numbering ninety three thou
and acres, and valued at than tao millions of dol
lars. SO says the Warrenton WHO.
ARRIVALS.
Prom Glasgow IN the steamship New yorkNrs Abbot ard
chId Mrs Irwin and child Alex Mckenzie, Patrick
kaun, John wstson Robert Fsrqulsr James Souter,
Alexander Nenson, thUmas Mchri3c Snariano 81 in
the steersgc.
DFFARTvrrs.
In the BRIG Adfy swiH cr "a rtouss Tbcs Pot, Yea.
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the Jefferson hrke, Police Ce1r ,aEd pTessrrsd . com
plant sssi,s, ksssrs FowieY Bdcnds p-cpretors OIL

the Jefferson Market Police Co1r. .aEd preferred
plant sss,s. k.ssYs PowHey Edrcnds p-cpyieors of
California passage ticket ose situated at lsS West street,
charging them With fraud n having "a seeed sold
him storage tcket on The sAa - louis tnsteaf OF
second caor one for which be pa6 tham tho full
The complainant stated tia: upon Lhe representations Of
the accused party and man named Rsa he inducsd
70 part with &l.5 n payment for wh; he suppressed
= second cabin ticket, but which proved II DO nothing
more then stSsrage ticket Policeman Wash ArTeeted
Ednonds but was unable 70 md Fowler RosR Justice
Kelly held the prisoner Tor examination, and locked up
the complainant 80 hat the ends Of justice might DO
defeated by the absence Of an important witness.
A CARELESS CMfoRyLs.-PoNoeman Little, Of the
Tenth precinct, while pAroppg his beat Thursday
night discovered drunken Californian lying the sde
walk with bags OF gold dust, valued s5s3, IN bis
possession. II subsequently ascetaiued that The gen
u<mAn had been robbed Of draft for 40 600, the pay
Of whicn stopped in tme 70 defeat the rosnes
PArL CLIFFORD ~ rRoumE--Jereu,.ah Eaton, alias Paul
Clifford, taken into custody yesterday by Policeman
Barry Of the Seventeenth precinct the charge Of
ing the 3lst Of January last robbed Mr. Waterbury
the bell ringer ct the Essex market bell toxer OF gold
watch valued at $50. The prisoner committed fof
trial by Justice Brenuan.
The Brs1np Imx. CASE was concluded yesterday afer
Quackspbush, by the nation OF tho complain
Ant, The papers will be sent 70 the Grand Jury 20 day
TBY yRasIAss ADVENTURES IN NErRororIs.--Jas.
y. Langley, the vrgnian, whose adventures in Gotham
were so fully brought to the office Of the publ; few
rs aiias Wilson, and oAes, and the mater has been ar
ranged 70 the entire sa1ngActon of all parties.
SUSPICION EMBEzzLssENT.-Wlism Msrcbantz, q
clerk In the store Of Jacob New No. 40 Canal street
arrested yesterday suspicion Of purorDg 5000 worth
Of goods from his employer Committed in default OF ball