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IN Hampton Roads III, bark Helen Francis. IswA from
SEWsgRyroEr. FEB 7-Ar schr Iowa, Cheney. Boston
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haven soSp Ward ElssSeihpsrt e''- ~. ~
FeD S--Arr frhr Margaret Ann. Rhino.
hart KYork Old schr Lizze han henderson, Charlestoa.
PORTLAND Feb 1-Arr brig Thos Acho Hastings.
denas CID bark sLucy Carrgnn, HavAnai John Aves.
Hart, Matanzas
PORTSMOUTH, Feb Arr schr nary Fletcher, Crosby.
|, York
CID soop Thomas HULL Hull, Nyork Sid bark Trajan, CO.
nsnt, NYoyk.
RICHMOND Feb 7-Arr steamship Roanoke. Skinner New
York. sohrs Mary Farpswortb Haskell kockport Melbourne,
Hunt RoosAnd; Manton, Lambert Boston, Sid schr Geo
3 Adams Chase, NOrleaUs
SAVANNAH, Feb 6-An steamship Gtar Of the South, Ly
NYorf brig Esnore Partridge, Havana; schrs Rocket
Collins Mstanzas Lsth Rich Ncksrsn KocklAnd: Lansdcn
Gilmore Chase Boston, Allen Babcock JACKIE nvo for
Philadelphia, leaking badly Cd brig Cycone Mccarthy,
| Boston.
SALEM, Feb 7-Cld lark Argentine Lambert Zanzibar.
sTONINGTON, Feb Starr schrs Colorado. Nayor, Phia-
depha for Faihsven; American Belle Pressey NYork for
Boston, PALACE Williams. do for EocklAnd New Delight, 10
| vei Elizabethport for Newport
TAUNTON Feb SID schrs H W Morse, Phillips, Balu-
mOre 7th Dean, Cook NYork; 9Th. Roanoke Jones,
WEXFORD Feb SID schr River Queen, Reynolds, N
, York.
WIsCAsSET Feb Sid brigs Roamer, Wynan. Havana;
| 7th Lincoln Webb, Lloyd, Cardenas
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Hal Estake.

Rsal Estats.
rur opvRArloNs AT PRIvATB AND PU1IIc SALE.
rs tr.ns.os,ous IN real estate have commenced, and
,hs market shsvs great buoyancy q feeling, especially In
BROADWAY ssoro property, and tn lots and hrss ca dwell
pes north Of Twenty third street, which appear now 70
be spoken Of by operators much - Beecksr street. was
ten years ago Lots streets approaching inc CenuA
Park md ready market u steadily sansnns prices
Lots on the avenues around the Park, and facing ~ arc
sought for Il prices which two years ago would nave oee
considered fabulous account not alone OF the
Of residence opposite IL, but in consequence Of n supc
rior drainage that viii be arranged for making most
desirable locality for first class residences We learn that
parties conversant with the changes Of rea estate say
that up property bas not yet 10 rise
hear Of As an indication Of prices and the Of
demand, sale negotiated Yesterday, through
Thomas J. Stewart, broker, Of ne entire square
park and lying between Seventy fourth and Seventy fifth
Streets and bounded the east by the Fourth avenue,
containing seventy two lots, al o. them over sisesay
feet six and half inches front. by the usual deph-for
the sum Of one hundred and sxtyn i've thousand dollars
remain on mortgage This was the entire square that
to DO had and lies adjoining the property OF James
Lenox, Esq., who controls and owns yet the Lenox farm
the Fifth The OF the square sold bought
II at forced sale about twelve years ago. and clears up
OF hundred thousand dollars by this SALE
every charge and assessment and has found difficult W
retain II longer owing TO the pertinacy Of the brokers
who insisted interviews with him 10 the prejudice Of
his other busness) with proposals for ut various cash
terms up this fale and property around Washington
square, Gramercy park Tompkins square would be
accepted at present appraised Valuations two hundred
thousand 70 two hundred and fifty thousand dollars worth
would be clustered. Property on Water street, Front
street, lower end Of Wall sreet-say below Pear street
&c-was also offered, but IL was OF no use. His reply
was always, :" Gentlemen, do not desire to any
real estate in those sections may be cheap now yor
say s, but five per cent Improvement will be large
aud this property may improve hundred per cent
v~rtcA
We do not know that exposing private business
when say that the seller was f. L. Ialcott, Esq.
Of Boomingdale and the buyers Mr. Thos Ferris anc
Mr.. p. Callsgbsn of this cyparties c0nversant will
the value Of Central park property.
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Foreign and Domestic Malls.
TIN. OF CLOSING Ar THE NEW YORK OFFICE
OCSzszc.. .Norh-Alban Buffalo and Canada. p. n.
Worth and West way man. TX A. n.
Yves ern mail via Erie RR.6x AN. andG r. n
6ouh aud southwestern
1asern man, by railroad ~ A. \. and IL p. N.
by steamboat ..-........9 p. II.
SUNDAY hAus. On Sunday all mails close st This once
CALIFORNIA. BY steamer, Via Panama, Monday,
The overland Mai fnr Cahfcrnia leave. 81 Lcsi
every Monday and Thursday, at A. II. Letter.
designed for should be marked Overland vs
g. LAxx Orr The Overland Mail from b. Joseph o) 70 Sal.
Lake city, leaves St Joseph every Saturday, a
San Letters should be marked "overiaAd
%. PACIFIC. BY steamer. via Panama. Monday,
HAyAsA.....By steamer Cahawba, Saturday Feb.
4,x.co From New orleans Sy ssam;hi, fsnnsssse or
the LIST and 18Th Of each month. Q.eters ahould
he placed In the Once Ut New York Ex days pre-
vous 10 the above dAteJ
EURoPy......By steamship Kangaroo, Saturday,
BAHAMA the day arrival Of alternate
CnLard packet at this port, being once . month
the steamer Karnak win be despatched viii,
mails for the bahama Islands, TO be landed n.
Nassau n. p. The United States postage will be
five cents per half ounce on letters, and two cent?
on each newspaper. 70 be collected In All Eases ";
The United sfstes- on those sent received.
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Port OF New York, February o, 1859.

CLEARED
Steamship Alabama schenck. Savannah-s M,chi Son
Steamship Marion, Foster Charessonsponord, Ineston
Ship Patrick Henry Moore, Iondon-Grinneu MIn,urn a.
Brig Molunkus MITCHELL Cardenas-Arrowrmih Ball.
schr Edwin. Gordon, Newbern-J Smith 4 Co.
schr & Leonard Leavit, Frederieksburg-yan Brust
sshr H Bishop Booth, Greenport-s Goodwin.
boop Excel, Thompson, Providenc9-J Edwards.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Montgomery. wtes Savannah with ndse and
sSap florida Crows ssS.Soab with ose and ns,
seDgers g Mehl Son Feb y Pm passed Steamship
emsaH LOCUST Point French Baltimore with mdss to
Ship znrieh Baxter Havre Jan l. with mdse and 40 pas
gers Jan IS IS passed ship Gbrslar bound
ws Gn ~s %a sssS ss
Sth hauled OF shore on account Of fog:
S1 viii
Barr Mesrns Barton Havana II days, with sugar &C. TO
BsIh Jacob Merrill Park New Orleans and the bar Jan s
barn HANDLER oi Holland Packard, s. Marks Jan ~,
Barn Il Gamble Powell, St Marks Jan "a with cotton
ho Co ssd ;sry bad Tssse
nf ssed sox s Ss and 10 White Sn a
Z with
SIlg 3 Cook; from 6ienisegos Tor Boston;
o. s psrSs ds ss s OF essne Lun oardona Jan
Big ,sr) King, CORVALLIS, MS, days. with pota
srs george Downs of caas Jameson Franklin % days,
with sugar &c, IN master
sohr 3inla Cc, mssp, Fardela Palermo SO days and
Gibraltar 20 days, with oranges lemons &c, 10 Lawrence
Giles Experienced heavy weather.
schr May Fobar Galveston "a days, with cotton hides &c,
Murray. Has experienced very heavy weather Sailed
company with clip Masonic, Havre Jan 81 of Cape
Uateras ship Panama from Galveston for Liverpool
srhr Bayes Jayne, New Orleans II days. with sugar
and molsssrs "a master
schr North tiso, Horton, Savannah days, with cotton &C.
~ Nc,rekdy Mott A Co. -
schr samrcl Fddy, Patten, Daren, IL days
schr Southern Belle, Smith, Charleston days. with cotton
&c, IN q Murray.
seer John Roe, hammond, Wilmington, NC, days
schr l. j. Johnson, Day, kewberu, NC, days.
Schr Adele, Col, Carolina City, NC, days
schr nervin, Merwin. Carolina City, NC, days.
Schr Granite State Burgess Boston, days
schr Chief Edredge, Fall River for Norfolk
Steamer Abatross. Williams Providence
SAILED.
Steamships Marion, Charleston; Alabama, Savannah.
Wind NE.
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4 NOIhEa EVIDENCE OF TIE GREAT SUPERIORITY
"A Of DR.. Hs1Ek'S treatment without mercury
TO The afflicted Having heen great sufferer for . long
time from ecrofulous affection and dreadful liberation
Of my throat nose tongue, bps In TACT hole person
covered with Ulcers to such extent impossible
be descrbed suderpgs cannot be imagined
Parker Drs James Wood and Ximbark tried their beat
" bot ali In vain. Whea In hope condition.
Ir. HEIsE, No $40 Houston street, recommended to
aIr happy 10 state that this gentleman cured
snort time For further particulars call my residence 6s2
Fourth street and SEE the remaining sce,s.
Mrs NARGARET DEAN.
20 CLsTuS STREET, Dec "a, 1858.
DR. RIINE-SIa-Wit the ltes OF pleasure and feel
ing OF gratitude Yards you wish add nv testimony
your great oh stefan Having under
the treatment OF Dr. Kimbark and rossor Parker for long
time for painful scrotuous aection Which had perforated
the boner Of palate asn Actuarial affection Of my more,
which Affected the bones Of that seriously, SUIT
fer ed Understandable mise res fc these painful affections al
though the above named sku gentlemen left nothing undone
hut all In vain until husband called You,
when relieved in few days. and in short time You
cured You liberty publish this For further
uculars patients may call at my -eaidcnce
NBDr has the privilege tn refer hundreds OF other
ladies pentlemer this city ~ho have been cured him
Of varioue complaints when considered beyond
old routine practice csusc iodde possse cod
liver OIL &c slso 10 thirty three patents who left the City
pital in month of whom cured by Dr. IT,
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HIGHLANDs. Feb O. sunsst--s,eamships Marion ana
Alabama passing, boud South. Wind NV, light weather
hazy.
SANDY HOOK, Feb Q, sunset-Hhip Sir Robert Peel
and brig at anchor In the bay bound out Nothing In sight
bound in. Wind N, moderator hazy.
LONG BRANCH, Feb ., gunsct-Nothing ashore between
here and Barnegat Wind NNw light; weather thick.
sQUAN, NJ Feb 9, sunset-Noidng In sight from here.
VeIy thick OF shore. Wind NV light
Miscellaneous.
For loss Of bark Phebe, of Yarmouth Me- zoe telegraph
columns
Purser l. @ Insalniere, Of seamship Montgomery from
Savannah has f nsbed asusua with files Of Southern
papers, for which be has thanks.
SUP REMpEIR of Boson) Cor San Francisco (beforc re-
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL

WEDNESDAY, Feb. Go N.
Money is perhsTe shade easier among the brokers,
though IN the disco unit market there relaxation Of
the rates Even among the brokers, though loans are
made at Ave per cer would probably be difficult 10 OBJ
tain a1y considerable amount fixed number of days at
any such rate Six par cent call continues TO be asked
and obtained by the leading banks. Exchange continues
hrm without nsch activity today The steamer on satar
day will probably take o,t some specie
The banks are accusing each other Of being the cause of
the unhealthy movement in loans and SPECIE and the
chances are that they will mike show next Monday
thar they did last Rthc California steamer docs not arrive
earlier than usual ought to be very easy to
decide where the blame lies The statements which the
banks make every Monday enable the public to put the
finger at once upon the banks which managed with
prudence and caution, and upon those which sre not
lot us take the large banks only
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TULEs MUM CO.'S CHAMPAGNE.
p A. MUNM's RHINE AND MOsELLE WINES

CARD TO THE RADE AND THE PUBLIC IN GENHR AL
Since the dissolution Of old well known house OF p A.
America. We Determined with all energy and
ample means to re,ake position at and Will therefore
We wish 70 establish marked distinction between our
brand Jules Mumm Co a. and that of similar In
order that each house rely ~ mers and fepue
for which purpose we have slightly changed our former
confident that hcse wines we Just sent out
Sny other bnnd and We feel sssasd by The corest comps
son, cannot even be equaned.
All we ask favor from public and the s
they find ite heat Our brands from this date win be
Jules Mumm 4 Co.'s "ver2enay Cabiaet"
Jules Numm On "a Wins de Uamea, Fleur do Slery."
Jules Mumm 4 Co . "iuaperiL'
And respectfully request The propretors OF hotels ana
restaurants " print our irms name, Juss Mumm Co.. Ia
u their bills fare Ia order TO avoid confusion with other
The Srst mentioned wine, "verzenny cabinet" Ia
o.So Vine IN order 70 % -sa1sH quality which Win sarpsss
all S4 II equal the SIS vnes that have been sent 70
your country by house With bs eiquste quality our
ers VIII adopt This brand In preference any
other and mskc II the leading wine Of the country.
quss dinner evening parties where decats
fine favored wine IL required
No orr former C1bet in c"nseanercs ~
mentioned junction with Verzenay, will not
import, uDIess BY particular reqiest OF order.
We observe that order 70 is nguish apor
tatlons from he former the labels will bear the
present agent JAMES NEVER, Jr, with autograph
We shipment will continue IN send
benceforward al az our brands without exception packed
cases, TO your country.
has been In existence nearly century cellars there
well provided with the best Rhine and Mosee vines bsadcs
Of the finest vineyards Johannsberx adon.
ing the ireyards Of Prince Mefteruich
We respectfully recommend wines paTonaSo of
our old friends and 10 The public In general.
II. A. MUMM.
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Last week 2f los I56G0 100 5S032S9o z6ti, Az
road are $50 e37.
The C5uselHer, Of Paris, says
Since 1870, when threat Of directly made
against France rapid and large TALL in tue pub
has not except the Of outioD taken
place. The Rente has fallen than 5fr in fot taught
in one single BouTse, from the 10Th the 1ltn
tie occurrence Of any particular event. and without
The eip. Of any end from the simple effect Of stock
being offered there fat in the Three per Cents OF
2fr 10c thing scarcely 1r lS4S the fact Of
revolution caused the acceptance Of rate Of cDmpen
saton OF 3fr the Rente purchased aud sold simple
panic without any ostensble fragrant motive viii
the purchasers OF Rene speculation than did
the revolution Of February These latter assertions
evidently be taken as referring to spectators at the
Dourse but not to persons having bona fife Investments
The loss of these latter, II need be states. was i'm
vneasurabiy more considerable.
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CITY r,OM1rERCYAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, Feb. o-SP.M.
AsHs-The sales embraced about 20 - bbs, includ-
ing pots at kxc and pearls It bAc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. market was heavy and ~
Their lower but closed with moro activity The sales en-
brsced about 900 bbs closing within he range Of the
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no's. CAamber1in's. C,B,isa,s

are In moderate supply, and prices have advanced to
1lac sroSs weight fer heavy fed, with which the
nattt Ous poorly supplied, except with city hogs.
The foccIps from the West have been very moderate in
decd, ana AZ there prevailed good demand during tho
week. ihere were hut iew sac day. The offerings
were about 900 bead and saes were at 51.c NC
cording TO quality The receipts the Hudson river
drove yards loot Of Thirty seventh street, for the week
ending February y, wefe;-By New York and Eric Rail.
road, $50; Hudson River Railroad o36: Camden and
Amboy Railroad, BIZ remaining frsn last report, 807-
total, 1914 or which were to Foeth street yards,
from all sources, $751;
RECAPITULATION.
The total receipts Of all stock At all the yards for the
week. last week since LIST OF January same time last
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Continue 10 limited supply aud fair request at an ad
vance Of zoe. 5Oc. per head. The demand has been
mutual at all the yarcs and at Of them sales have
been made AZ very high prices There we're several fa
aheep on sale at Brownngs which brought si5 Der h6
The offerings are bought up about they arrived
and the number sale TO day was very small indeed
especaly Of good quality Prices ranged from So 10 IS
$40 per heao the latter an outside price and only for the
best selections The total receipts all the yards for the
week, last week. and week ending Feb TO- 1855, were
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There has prevailed moderately active demand for
most descriptions Of veals during the week past, and
sales have BEEN for the most part, remunerave and
satisfactory prices Extra fat veas have brought &c.
DC anu IN some cases as high as &c. has been realized
for extra veas but sales at that price few and
far between We 90 not change quotations. sales
have been at range Sales have been made readily for
all descriptions at prices quoted above The total receipts
at ali the yards for the week, last week. and week
ending Feb 10, 1858, were as follows
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE

SPECIAL NOTICE.
An packages md letters intended for he New YORK. HERA1
should be sealed
ALMANAC YoRK--rHrs DAY.
fUN RISES w NOON kIsE5...- IL 3,
kuN ~ HIGH WATER. morn AZ 81
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY Feb. 9, lS5

BEEF CATTLE.
The market opened with lees buoyancy than prevailed
last week. and under heavier receipts and unfavorable
weather prices declined &c. per pound all descriptions
There was only moderate attendance and butchers did
not seem anxious to purchase except reduced rates.
Brokers unwilling to make any concession but
eventually compelled to do not sell at ALL The Offer
ngs OF much better average quality than those Of
last week. and in fact for several weeks past there being
several lots OF nothing but first cattle, which
ragged about 1890 There were quite number Of sales
during the early hours at 10c but subsequently, prices
declined still further and the close quote prices for
first quality 50 10 70 SO rs 100 pounds The demand
at ali the yards only moderate At the decline noticed
above. At the Bergen Hill yards there prevailed
Monday only moderate demand at prices ranging from
81 to 50 80 per 100 pounds, and the sales 1856
head. There many more Offering, but they did
yard Tor todays sale. The total receipts at the WASH
ipRon yard for the week 2940 against 23l6 last
week and Of which 1920 head by the Hudson River
Railroad The total receipts ut all the yards for this
week. last week. and week ending February TO- 1885,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Tho subscriber respectfully Informs he that Al an adj
tlenal proof Of the great excellence Of the Jules Mum 90
champagne the United States AFTER q most csrefn
examination, such ~ tasting the said Wines with ether ART
class brands imported 10 this por have 70 him
that owing TO The great superiority of the Jules Mnmm Co.
champeane they Obliged apprsse II nj higher prices
Than other hrs' class champagne received here.
II b not the intention OF The agent OF Jules Muun Co.'S
champagne 70 use the above notice we'll
wines but as Notwithstanding his protest he has 70 nay higher
Justice that buyers and consumers should the facts and
he pipn ESTIMATION In wbicn the Jules Mnmm 90. cham
payne held By those who well stuated 10 know us
value. -
beg TO Inform the trade have now fun supply Of tho
above winos on hand Also the celebrated Anchor brand
JAMES MEYER, JR,
Sole agent for the United stses n Broad sseea z.
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The market lie without any interest," there having
prevailed but moderate inquiry, except for prime mich
cows, for some tine past Tne Mlerings all bought
range from $50 to $50 for ordinary good Extra
command from sos 10 Sos, and occasionally sales
"a. cted at high $40 $685. The market was far
this eek at ali the yards The total receipts at all the
yards the week, last week and week ending Feb TO-
1885, as follows
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pcre returned 70 Ssnil. Nov 20 IN dre reports On he
s SasG sSsf NJ s
csas rssted topsa sn.y carried away main mizen
nsS ~ aca also strip
s Ley e. s .Sc one Pa ~
sssns .ss sas s employed "a
al Ae 20h where abe viii re6t probably without having W
y" <A&sge cargo.
Gsr FLy.se Flsu. Nshe.. from roochcw for New York
ported Nov TO- he South Bank Outside eharp Peak and
% and Ss would psobay Be-
pkrs tea were LAM ed IN good order
sHIr CAIigosn PAcKIr previously reported condemned
cargo uumber) was 70 be sold 4,huil
BARK vERsoS-A deseatrh 70 tho Merchants Exchange,
getting attached bark Vernon
but S a . % her a. .a q as n w not .s be
the tides not high enough IN her out Of the bed She
very hard pull Her stern started. and ssers viii begin
depha went ashore Of Run. Chncoteague morning
s en- % Her II
Isl baiel cotton bills 200 empty bbls and 50
day or two in order enable the vessel 70 be- got
NoRuMsEG aaunders hence at Galveston had heavy
weather, split sails de-
leans was h Inst lat 81 b6 lon 81 A. on ire and
| very leaky. Crew saved. (By elegrsph)
Sem AD An, oHp g S S . Of S Sssd o
jibboom, sails &c, and cargo shifted
scHR JOHN ALLEN Bnhcock, from Jacksonville for Phia'
delpha put into Savannah 9th inst, leaking badly.
The Ship shooting Star launched at Portsmouth 9Th
init by George Raynes Son She Is about 1000 tons owned
| By Cspt Hotchfiss, OF Gloucester
Terry Of KeyPs NJ
for the Company for boat OF
i
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$2OODO hifaOurl b'5. ..
1900 DO. ..... $50
1000 Tenn 6's, 3d..
5000 liar I'd m BIDS.
1000 III freeland BIDS
1000 Gal&Chi2mbds
$50 abs NyCenRR. 200
go do. .opg
.25 MI < Miss RR....
TO-. Pacikc II SIS Co..
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follows
CATTLE.
First 'hty.. SO rs n 10 rs Common ....$7 so 8 so
Ord to good. 0 co 9 SO Inferior .... 6 90 Z %
cows.
First qlty. $50 co 65 90 Common. $50 90 40 90
Ord. good. 40 90 so 90 Inferior. 20 90 % 90
VEAL CALVES.
First q'lty. &C. 71Sc. Common. -. Axe. q Sc.
Ord.to good. 51sca 61sc. Inferior $50. 31ac. 4Zc.
snEEP AND LAMBS.
First qlity.. 81 90 u 10 90 Common. 81 30 a 8 25
Ord.to eood. 80 so Inferior..... 90 60
Heavy c.fed.. &c. THc. Other dcscs Sc. exc
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How TO MAKE NEWSPAPER the after
noon Of the sth Of this month the great Union
meeting took place at Boston, and the HERALD
of the morning of the 9th had full and graphic
account of the whole proceedings, with the
speeches verbatim of Everett, Gushing, Lincoln
and the other orators who participated therein.
During the John Brown excitement in Virginia.
the fight, the trials and the executions. the
HERALD Of every morning published full &C
counts, from its special reporters of the trans
actions of the previous day. The debates now
progressing in Congress, upon the most impor.
tant question that ever disturbed the public
mind, are given in full, daily, by telegraph, to
the readers of the HERALD, precisely as they
occurred the day before. On last Thursday
night the John Brown sympathizers held a
meeting at the Cooper Institute, at which
Wendell Phillips, DR.. Cheevcr and other lead
ing abolitionists spoke, and the HERALD of the
next morning had full report of it-eight
columns in length-which no other paper in
the city had. The great Union meeting at the
Academy ofIpsic. W Monday night, did nct