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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27
HENRY II. LEEDS, AycTIoNEER. -sALRsRooM, NO.

HENRY II LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO
IL 2 Nassau sreei.--Superb oil paintings -HENRY N
LEEDS co will sell at auction, Wednesday Sept IS at
ii O'Clock in the gallery the saesroom % Nassau
street superb OIL paintings just received direct Europe
In this collection be found the works of
Koekoek. Iampoosto yansevandonck Robbie of Brusels
Debrakeleer, Musn Dlbrusor Merit Verwee Gerard aud
others avorbly known to connossenrs also works of
Scotsman Const Boom Jean Stern Angus Van Impe
nief Roos Mrz hester Cabees c. De Vinck others
equal celebrity and IN this collection gems rarely
met with They are now on exhibition with catalogues also,
several fine gems Just imported
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

HENRY B. HERTS, JR., AUCTIONEER -LARGEsA SALE
of stock Of groceries wines liquors. brandies whskey
champaynes and 10000 Havana segars on Tues
day. Sept at 10s O'Clock. at store No 5 Pine street com
prsng crushed refined powdered aud coffee sugars ooong
and Tyson roasted coees
sauces extracts CASTLE soap fancy and family soap sasoda
liquid blue, indigo starch aud adamanne candles
saeraus also 10000 Havana and German quarter
and boxes brandes whskey and casks
imported champagne platform scales &C. &c Terms
cash Goods all In fine shipping order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

UCrioN NoTICE.-BURNHASrs FURNITURE Ex-
"A and allure packing establishment office Ill and
l3 West Eleventh street. between Fifth and Sixth
Rich household furniture Of every description boxed and
shipped to al parts Of the world pianotes paintings mir
ross glass ADD ehnaware packed moved large horse
wagon for the removal of furniture 10 the country spring
Gail al Tie onice at all hours Of the day,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

QUESTIONABLE ARTIFICIAL TEETH--A PERFECT
imitation of nature 81 each cleaning and hlng 90 cents
extracting without pain Teeth inserted without extracting The
old sumps The most neglected teeth transformed in mos
beautiful order Old repaired and msforned read
jused 10 ct like works by d. 8. SCHAWEf 365 Broom,
street, between Broadway and Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

UCTION HOTICE.--A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL. DIS.
IA pose Of Their parlor bedroom and dining furniture at
great sacrifice three solid rosewood paror suits
French saa brocael plush and hircoh $50 yards
rosewood centre and pier tables eteees recep
paintings. mirrors &c lso lot of bed
dining furniture Apply at tue store 10 Ninth
nue. near Twenty. second street. rfe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

A SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO.
"A made BY one Of best makers fully warranted worth
mens will be sold at great sacrifice for cash Inquire
lal Ninth street. ~ '4 se X
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

M contralto Of the Italian operas in Milan, Turin New
York &C. gives instruction il all kinds of piano
music For call address 254 Sixth avenue below
tiphteenth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

JOSEPH HEGEMAN.-WEDNESDAY SEPT g. AT l0i.
e. A. NJ, at No 100 Franklin, between Myrtle and Park
avenues East Brooklyn Brussels, ingram carpets oil
Cloths two mahogany tete aetes
walnut cane sea, chairs mahogany and top
tables bedseads, bureaus, crockery. glass, &c The
above in good order Also Is chickens ter
rer dog. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

DIAEOS, MELODEOES AND ORGANS.-THE HORACE
WATERS pianos and melodeons for depth purity tone
aud durability unsurpassed Second hand pianos and
odeons from SIS $780, Pianos and melodeons TO
HORACE WATERS. Agent, 1888 Broadway.
Testimonials-"The Horace Waters pianos known as
among the very best-Evapgels. we speak of their
merits from personal knowledge christian Iuelgencer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

SHERIFF'S SALE.-GHAMBERS 4 FAIRCHILD AUG
~ honees, Office lib Nassau will sell this ay at IL
O'Clock at l2l Nassau street, Is furniture DC
JOHN KELLY. Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

I 1STEUPIiASTIt DENTAL OPERATIONS, BY THE
~ dscoverer at hs of Broadway aud Thirty
ns street Tbs artificial bone ng sput in white soft
9.ss,.s W ges,.e s.Aig go, T., Q.,.- .3,.. u,
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r A. BENJAMIN'S VIOLIN AND FLUTE GLASSES
IL. this week Wednesday evening gents
and Saturday morning ten o'clock for boys 81
evening at his rooms 2S Bowery on Wednesdays and
Saturdays 5 Hudson Doys' easses
two O clock.
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A RTIrICIAL TEETH. FULL SETS ON PURE SILVER.
"a only -; on fne gold and pana with continuous gums
SIS and warranted equal TO work New York Sngs
teeth 81 Teeth oiled and extracted without the least he
process, at 1S3 Sixth avenue between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. DIR. LUTHER Dentist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

CHERIFFS SALE.-CHAMBERS 4 FAIRCHILD, AUG
- uoneeis office ll3 street will sell at their sales
room this day at II O'Clock lot Of churns chairs DC
Also, one horse, wagon, &c. JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

ORGAN FOR sALE-A SUPERIOR TONED PARLOR
" organ mahogany frame, of Boston manufacturer has
stops and swell; would be suitable for small church
ApplY al IS Bleecker st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

r W. HUNT, AUCTIONEER. IS NASSAU STREET
q. will sell morrow, Sept Is at 10Y O'Clock fine assert
men of fine and second hand household furniture con
ssng in part Of rosewood mahogany walnut and par
lor dining and chamber furnure; also chairs a
tetes carpets sofas lounges bureaus bedeads
wardrobes mirrors &c Housekeepers and others will find
this sale worthy of attention. Goods carefully packed on the
premises for shipping. Catalogues ready
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

TEsTRUCTIOE.-A YOUNG LADY Is DESTROYS OF
obtaining situation teacher in aourishng institute
cplnaran and thoroughly qualified to teach music French
drawing monochromac and pastel painting impart
thorough knowledge of all the English branches pertaining
solid and finished English educaton objection accompany
family travelling; would short distance South West
but would prefer situation in the city The
doubted reference will be given Address with real
stating terms aud all particulars s. o. H. 1874 Court
Brooklyn #s5
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). BLEECRER, SON CO., WILL SELL. AT AUG
Merchant Exchange SGT =, ~ 4u4,. i..,
valuable oIs Sd and 4h avs 9th and sh sts York

S RICHARDS, AUcTIONEER. AND
"A peiempory sale of about OF boots shoes aid
brogans At auction, by RICHARDS 4 WHITING, on Wed
uesday Sept % at l0s O'clock at their salesroo A Cort
street comprising unusai variety OF and season
able goods also several invoices of stock goods Cataogueson
NOR OF sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

A SUPERB DRAWING ROOM SEVEN octave ROSE
"A wood pauoforte for sse bargain full
open scale rich powerful tone having ali he modern
improvements beat makers fully warranted for two
double scooped bottom with magnificent carvings al around
and Of the and elegant Instruments
offered for sAle wiz be inspections price S2s5;
bargain for any In search OF reliable wen mAgni
Sixth avenue Forteth street WI be shipped
sary aud grea, Offset MADE for cash Can be three
haVa b a. WI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

John II. hurley AUCT1ONEER-wfLI SELL THIS
- day, at o'clock at 46' Canal street. near Hudson,
large assortment of household furniture, carpets ocohs
rugs &c bureaus bedsteads extension and other tables
sofas sofa beds lounges looking glasses pictures mahogany
and other chairs fine hair aud other mattresses pillows
sters blankets sheets c0morters 81 Brussels three pv
ingram carpets 1900 fine Havana fine English gold
watch table nen wood aud willow To sold without
reserve, rain shine. n. A. PICKET Administering
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| A SPECIAL. MEETING OF THE EMPIRE CLUB WILL
IN be held this tuesday evening al IN O'Clock Mt Dur
yeas corner OF East Broadway and Ca,harine street All
those who DESTROYS Of enrolling members ara
1 invited to attend. JAMES IRVING preaident
+ T. A 4. ss aoSxks, }}secre.arles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

A DNIkISTRATOR'S SALE OF FURNITuREs--W. G. ALI
IA BURTuS auctioneer, will sell on Tuesday. September n
10 clock all the furniture in house No 81 West Nineteenth
minsraiors of Elizabeth r. Terhenn deceased consisting OF
paro bedroom and kitchen furniture carpets olcohs beds
bedding crocke glassware &c Sale positive, rain or shine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

AT ABOUT HALF IT'S COST, As TT MUST BE SOLD
IA immediaey-A magnificent toned and mos. spendidly
nshed fun seven octave pearl keyed panofo made order
years from last April Has highly finished rosewood case full
This instrument will prove examination to be unsurpassed
regards beauty and fulness Of one and touch VIII be sold
no Apply al the residence IA Leroy place, Beecser street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

AS VISITING GovERNrSS.-A LADY FULLY QUAIL.
"A fed 70 mpar an English education also French and
music prefers young pupils but does not ect to 0lde
is free from engagements from "a M to 4PM Cali ad
dress Miss S. teacher 9 East l2h between ls and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

AT 1855 BRoADWAY-sKIRTS- wOvE,
IA skirts, with 50 sprmgsa splendid article; 20 spring
misses superior 10 thing before produced Skirts made
order; extra charge Old skirts made Skirt factory
755 Broadway, corner of Eighth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

METROPOLITAN POLICE AUCTION
M Seventh auction property in the drill room,
over Centre market on Thursday Sept a. at 10 A. Mover
coats ock coats vests pants ladies' coaks dresses
unmade coats trunks groceries, DC Catalogues al
Ais Broome street. q. J. WARREN Property Clerk.
A. II. STOCTENBrRG Auconcer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

DIAEOs AND MELODEoNs TO I.ET-AT 81 81 So 81
L and 81 month or for sale at great bargains one
pearl keyed piano cheap cash. music
the piano guitar dc, and pianos tuned By Prof DUs-
DAY, 100 Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

II T. Wills AUCTIONEER.-5OO CRATES OF EARTH
~. enware by z ID. MOORE Co. on Wednesday, Sept.
at 10 O'Clock No lo Pearl street by order agents
- ~-~~'" SNs
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY, Dec. i, 1859.
The news from Europe by the Europa liz, on the whole
construed favoraby among merchants. Monetary mat
ters in London are working satisfactorily the increased
demand for American securities shows the
the breadsufs markets Of Liverpool and London not so
exciting as many expected but at the prices mentioned
several descriptions Of good -four may be proftably
shipped from here. The decline the lower grades OF
cotton expected. As TO the talk about hostties he
tween Great Britain and France that Is generally re-
garded as mere newspaper noise clamor: the com
merca and Industrial interests of both countries are too
important TO be triGed with The Europas mails will
reach this city in all probability, to evening
Our money market continues fairly active without adj
in rates. Some OF The brokers are lending freely
at six, but the general rate for call loans is 5a5H
Among financial men there to be but one opinion
with regard to the Of the present ease in the
for money at four per cent again.
The saxona, which sailed to-day for Europe took out
500 000 In specemore than expected This remit.
lance is made against bills drawn several weeks SINCE
when foreign exchange was much higher than ii Is at
present To-day there very little doing in the foreign
exchange market. The leading bankers are doing little
or nothing their asking the same as they were
out we presume that they would object to draw on
LONDON at 1884 r. Good mercantile bills have been
sold at 1924 AT these rates of course it will not nav
to ship gold agains. bills
The following table will show the price OF cigh, bs IN
New York at the cities mentioned
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A,.y samuel Nah 0e.rr.ags rosn John r;sse
sssS S's' h a tss1iss. sss e.:
s%s sssi xS sy
4. syp sS.SS Sr rssa IesSSs
S ssa5 @ asfs sso snsS
,hr ana cms Sbr) s hyde sa.pt tsr Campbell
s,ssSs s: Sssis, ss= Sss
asr ssa's,is Or sos SrsSs!
sss NeT sosp ouSssS ss
uaks ws.ha Han Queenstown and market Sankss.
NV oRLEANs, Nov 2sArr s..am.hr. renpe..es Forbes
Vera Cra, rbps .llan sn ncA.a Loadon Goshen
hssse Lsno1, RIO Jareo aSsn sssr I saos and
h Han ssw Wen. srp s HsssssSs Gr
,tIposl baris Brunette SON. ana ilnus Sinors Tar.s
s:tas S:s: ypss. johnson : sS s: .isis
pico; ssr, uammon Vera Cruz below coming up, ships
Nssssn 4 r. IL
bean FIN as ScSsn odss I'm liver
TAPE Verde aeius Howard; uulodsu ODD Harvey
ss;;:: as Sssss
lisbon prus iserpool Neptune tsrem>, Base Sremsn;
low ed 10 h Ct IS ~adson barks and
apa; 18th, ships Jpo alton, John albert and bark VIII
HokfUlK, Nev 2e-Arr schrs Davidson, Ryder; Ocean
Gazing Bosom James bspnr sIi orl Amana. fox-
ers White Kockand. Cd schrs May Queen, Ryan, Massa
cbnfes' Sea Witch, Long, Providence; kedner Elliott.
kbsde Island"
Pee Arr 10y tell BIZ brig Hope, 8, Vincent
NEW BIZ FORD, Nov Y0-Arr bark A,or Burke, Fayal:
schs Black Diamond Young, Delaware City Isabella Baker,
Falmouth for kYork
IHl AlkLrhlA, Dec l-Arr barks Pennen, Huxford,
New Bedford: W0rtiDger Nardenas; Rowland,
kcridee, Mobile; bries Mounsur r's he'll Tnrx: Island;
Triad brown Black Jamaica; schrs Martha Wishing
op Thatcher, Portland; - Cumntps, Weldon NYork Mar
gsret Iii, Lil Cornwalhs Ns Nd steamship Boston Sell
lew MITCHELL Msanzas; schrs Blouse,
1bstchtr ny ork; leesbnrg, sw,ft, saem.
lkCVIDFk Nj Nov s0-Avr steamers Albatross, Jones'
Yors; WesThester Jones do sehrs Chief Fountain Balt
more, kpow Flake, Weaver, IN epba David Floyd,
Racket dol Charles Whiting, InmaD, Mary Anna Bowen,
do Morris hoover, pea1 CITY; Charger Mahan,
eveu fakepbuIg and payis hrower Johnson Aexandris
buntys and Vim Ferguson, smith, Philadelphia; Lewis
Clara Sooey do.
RUCKLAkD Nov 22-Arr schrs Hawaha, Hail. NYork for
Frankfort, oh Lion Furbish for Bangor Sid 2ih schr
Henrietta Burr from BaDRor, Georgetown, Dc
SALEM Nov 30Arr bark Godlbch Nelson, West Coast Of
Africa ssbs MARY Greenwood knowiss langier Inns Jet
hopeTs, Rogers, Philadelphia.
TENANTS HARBOR, Nov 22-Sld schrs d Hart, Wall,
NYork; Path, Orris Frapcis, Clark, do.
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Arrivals and Departures.


From Liverpool in the steamship Europa, at HaifaxMes
danes BLACK HrmaS sorhs% Als1anasr George Misses
aoy Dr. MoIlana and lady, Wrabrin waiter aud friend zm
crane so%.n seSeever ae Burden
Hoge Can s,or norton, Hamilton. sendhom Frost Yard
kodegoez Pres sana, Preston BARLEY schma Graft
Captain Harris From Cors~W Mclean Mis and Miss Green
From Havana and Nassau in the steamship Karnak-Dr
VIM Thomson Thomson. and family Of T., Segment, Lieu
ssn paIis and @es hanss I'd ors
Ioane. CARER, Esser. Labandierof, do Brio
Carl Johns, Wolf, upkfoot, Smith and Peers-ToiaI 81
From Richmond, &c in the steamship Jamestown T @
Hairs Wethera, Johnston Mrs q schenck, Miss
pesbseld. 4 Rome and lady Miss hepPornon ) Fay, sw
sonore and family acDonald Handrehan, Ford,
s MRS Bear m Mrs. ses csp pa ssi
and lady, Glenn, and IL in Storage.
DEPARTURES.
For Liverpool 10 the steamship Canada, from Boston-Mss
adams Gossler, ogden Goldman Mrs butcher
and infant wpism lawson, and John Wilson, Of Session.
Bumbrook Of south Boston sapchras, Of Quincy; VS.
Gsranesy Of SossurG George Ronsa FREQ falkland
arss surs Of New Yo1h John cantM 81 Phsdsphs
Ssa s e es e.
S OF III sp Of Rico
Tan ,na Ts% rf s Gf oDdpp William y
NJ and DEEDS Sr Atkins Of Enssns ' sasisime
Gf Paris Wis James James sgssas Charles BARLOW
m fave se we's Of es " @ G
razer and Hill Of Halifax Mrs Katharine Nc Donald
of NOVA Scotia; Theo Wright sman-6. Total 81
Bl For hoRn The steamship
beecber Ezra 1ilmsn, Howe Cbss miller Rev Isaac
l Mss c1sF' bow Mn
Lane VIM Iaee, VIM h ses'op JnO osbOn Remington
EIsS.1sssP, s a;ss5i sisps s%%s HSsss
Nay e Miss cs9a w Sss
Brown Mrs Browne and 81 in the Average
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There was less buoyancy In the stock market today
and most descriptions were rather lower than yesterday
The downward turn in Pacific Mail exercises uafavora
bic effect upon the whole market. Among the railroad
snares the only ones which hold their are Panama
Tor which steady consumptive demand exsts and Rock
Island, which is earning money than was expected
The former sold freely at 1885, closing 1891 bid the latter
at e5', closing e5< bid Galena was again sharply al,
lacked by the bears and sold as low as r. ON sel,ers
option closing at that bid. A director of the company
puohshcs letter, in which he states that the road has
areaoy $685. 900 in bank to meet the February dividend
~ ule coupons then due. The mst1ke which the bears
&c arguing from the diminished traffic Of 1869 ls for
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with sales Of about $50 bbls a. !. a.. :. A cn,nr
BRAS sDs' at s'ssy wiz .ass Jersey aaa
prices favored p~ Wheat We. .i freely offered, and
sss.sss s' :ss' asSssa ssss. 4.
do 81 irvine canads. egan; 81 ~ for choic wh,to
WI ~efH White EGsSsrsky, and q small, lot Of seed
=. 40 sqS y 20: s. % % for Mi"ss .s.
4ss as - 90. Corn oull and cheaper, with sa'e-
II como $4,000 bushels at 7pc SOC Tor New Jersey
Jew white II soc soc and ole 92c. for yellow DO
Rye was heavy, with sales Of 100 bushels It $50
sas 4 sna East a. s c
SEC SOC. do Tor Canada West Oats dull, with
wiihralcs Of Canadian prime TO choice at 4bc a45c
COFFEE -The market was qnet, aud sales mode
rate, comprising about 500 900 bags at II &c ai21c
CoTToS The foreign news by the Europa, from Liver
braceo about 0VO baee 400 Of which were male in
transit Prices closed with steadness, the basis of
| lie for middling uplanda
FRnGH1s Rates were hTm. 10 LIVERPOOL 900 boxes
beef at ss Cd 1900 bbls nour a. 2s 3D. 400 bales co,
ton at SGD. nd; tons taow at 2Os so tercss lard
80 boxes bacon at 22s 3D. 10 london bbs pork
engaged at SO 3D., and 100 terses beef ut ..
~ asou, 600 boxes rasips wero made at
81 so 81 % for layers, and 81 80 for NJ RS; 81 II "a
for halves and 67c. for quarters
GUNNy CIOIH-sales Of 800 bales were made ut Boston
at n4c., old standard, and $50 in this market
| nAc
| HEMp-American was qniet and quotations nominal
safe OF 800 bales Jute was made in Boston at $40 per
| ton, prime quality.
lkoS-The market was steady, with sales Of Scotch pig
| at S2i six months, small lots.
IJME-1he market was steady, with sales at 80c for
i common, while lump unchanged.
MoAssEs The market was steady, but sales lim
| ted.
NAVAL sroREs-The market was quiet and the sales
limited including small lots spirits turpentne at AGO. and
| Of rosin at 81 60per 100 lbs. delivered
Provisions -Pork-rhe market for unchang
ed, While prime was hrmer the sales embraced abou,
$3.50 bbs, including mess at $40 l2; unnspected do
SIG 25 ana prime at S,l S7 $l 50 sales of bbs.
mess deliverable in all the year. sellers option SIC
and 500 do prime, same time and option at Sill So Beet
was heavy and dull, and the supply was fair the
epbra ced 400 500 bbls, at $40 So $l1 81 for extra
So % for country mess, and 80 $40 for repacked do.
sales of 100 200 bbls beef hams were made at Sl4 50
Lard was in moderate request with sales of 200 800
bbs and tierces at l01ac. 1896 Butter and cheese
| We're unchanged
WHsKEY. The market was lower, with sales at 25c.
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THE FIREMEN.

At MEETING OF THE BOARD OF ENGINEERS.
"A and F.remen Of the New York Fire Department held
Fremens hall, the follow ing preamble and resolutions
unanimously adopted
Whereas the members of the New York Fire Department
sgan mourning the Of Of their companions.
who killed While in the discharge Of bus duties fro
while proceeding to the fire In Trinity place, Nov. rs
therefore, be 1t
Resolved That the Board Of Engineers and Aremen deeply
sympahne with the family tho deceased aud his imme
associates in The department. aud trust that they may
pd in him whose heart always opeu " hear
the pray II the suffering and distressed.
Resolved, That In the death OF James Whalcn late mem
Der OF Hose So the Department have lost noble associate
and one whose conduct had endear d MIN TO rs all
htsolved That participate 10 the obseqnes OF the de-
the above and resolution be pub
isl and copy Of the duly auhecaed be present.
ed TO the family OF the deceased
Resolved hat The Department meet Sunday, 9Th inst,
at y O'Clock in the new Bowery right on frankfort sree
without music trumpes and form In procession
under the dir ection of the Board of engineers,
HARRY HOWARD, Chairman.
henry A. THOMAS, Secretary pro tenn.
New York Dec. l. 1859.
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THE AMERICAN TREATY WITH CHINA REpuDIArED
SaAseHAE, ost 6, 1859.
The Chinese government has repudsaed its treaty with
the United States by refusing open the ports of suan
topl aid Tarwan, as stipulated by thatTeaty.
THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS-
PARIS, Nov. 20, 1859.
No formal invitation take part in the Congress- which
is TO be held the 18th of December, has yet been
by France England but Count Persgny has been
strucied arrange the preliminary conditions with Lord
John Russell The formal and official invitation will be sent
to London the Cabinets of Vienna and Paris stimuli
taneousy. The invitations will not be Identical Austria
will propose that the Congress assemble in Paris while
France will abstain from indicating any place. 1t is
tain that Austria through the medium of Prince Meter
nich protested against the nomination Of regent by
Piedmont, such regency would be contrary TO the
conditions of the treaty Of peace signed at Zurich II is
stated that England also has made representation against
the regency.
THE RELATIONS BETWEEN FRANCE AND ENGLAND.
The Paris correspondent OF the London Times Of Nov 10
states that confidential communication of important
nature, has been addressed by the Minister Of the
Interior to all the projects of France, with a
view Of obviating the effect produced in England
by the violent language Of the French press.
The projects instructed to invite such journals be
more circumspect The Minister says that journal while
defending theoretically the rights Of the country might
easily avoid offending the suscepubies Of great people
by pursuing this line Of conduct Also that the dignity
the imperial policy may be reconcied with the interests
of the alliance of France and the maintenance of peace
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS
LONDON, Nov 19-P. N.
The funds have been dull today at yesterdays quota
TONS with very little business going forward in this or
any other department Of the Stock Exchange The closing
prices for money, s55s 96; for account, 96S;
threes, e4h a e45s.
PARIS, Nov 19-1215P p. NJ
The Bourse continues very dull Renes opened at cor
9Oc.
3:l5 p M.-The funds closed a shade lower. Rentes
6eE $50, nearly y below yesterdays quotations.