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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-09

OPENING OF THE MEMPHIS AND ONO RAILROAD
The last rail laid the 10th u for this road the
stretch between Brownsville and the junction with the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad thus completing the continuous
connection by rail from Memphis with Columbus, Ky.,
ant through that place with the entire system Of roads
radiatng from Cairo. 81
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cepting che COMPLAINANT would have any OF COM
plant the should be collected from their property
hold that the allegations tho bill sufcien.
TO satisfy the Court interfering favor OF the com
planant by injunction. The bill must therefore, be
dismissed
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Inc No,m Gnno Hsrad has the following important
,ssan'ns "h'h are appended TO the Treaties o. Ten
In Tho
~ n uo aS ar.sngea tarih all articles which
ahe ony n,shuoaeu tne imports and not amongst
av "tes Sy pe hereafter ex
ia, ' III 20! l 49, uins 70 tne import matt OF the
,af ana al aruces when are only mentioned amongst
M o har no' .e imports ana which may
~ ~, ho hais ~ % sns pay uutes accord.
10y ~ INC ~ nan ~ sc ssrm A unennmerated
81 lie cs .J on sn ,h srns anu wncn may
ndr,y free s,a nav a. al rI a, .ns mead OF
Eareon enId apJ sIror h,,,,au n vi per tent;
meats we'd ru,. cheese b,,ter
gold and silver ornaments silver mated war sco,
Goals 6rewood candes tobacco tobscco ,cares ,
sprs mai, uonors bonsehold articles ar,ic,es ~ nra
reoured for sbns beddIno nanar ,env ,nl c,rnn,s
knives nbvsc for use Of fore,vper. c1as, nass
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ing to the presen. established regulations viz by the
merchants concerned giving bonds TO the custom houses
Jog seized will be On the copper cash reach
ing the treaty port TO which shall be tho intention 70
send IT, no duty will be charged on IT, Vesses
which transport copper cash, be small or
Of China, or oresn rice il once imported, cannot be
exported 70 foreign ~ cc Unser the
same conditions as copper cash. British merchant vessels
prohibited exporting peas, beans pea and bean
from Newchang and Tangch0w. AT the other treaty porS
there such restrictions and they may export THESE
articles even to foreign countries satpere, birthstone
and spelter only be imported when purcnaseI Dy
the Chinese authorities by Chinese merchants nolaine
licences permitting them to do 80. British mercnans are
only permitted sell these articles at the treaty sea
and are prohib importing them up the Yang tsze
British merchants oate this stipulation, then the salt
petre, birthstone al spelter, WILL on SEIZURE DC COINS
Gated. ,o,,
and S7th articles Of the Tensin treaty on coming TO ta
treaty ports.
4 The transit duties now fixed at one half Of the
duties which to be levied at the treaty ports being IN
accordance with the tenor the 28h article Of the Ten
tsin treaty Those commodities, which, according 10 the
30 article Of this regulation, exempted from paying
duties at the treaty ports SHALL going into the interior
Of the country, pay transit duties at the rate Of IN per
cent ad vaorem. On foreign merchants taking mer
cbandse into the interior they must report such at the
houses at the treaty ports, and pay the transit
duties when they will receive receipts TO be produced en-
transit duties On British merchants purchasing goods in
The Interior they will report the same al the FIRST inland
custom house, where they will receive certificate, and
on their arrival at the treaty port they will produce the
certificate and pay the inland duties Should they violate
this regulation and route secretly sell the goods
heir seizure they will DO confscated.
g. In the 9th article Of the Tien-tsn treaty II is spu
lated that British subjects provided with passports, will
be allowed proceed into the interior Of the country 1t
is now, however, stipulated that British subjects canuo
proceed 10 Pekin to trade tt
o. British merchants will not hereafter be called upon
pay the shroG fee Of tael the payment Of
duties to the Custom House.
TO- Regarding the collection of foreign duties, certain
Chinese high officers will DO appointed for the collecting
them, who will either themselves Of their special
subordinate Chinese officers, British subjects
gagged by them for that purpose, supenend such coec
on Regarding the anchoring of the vessels the placing
anS go
pense from the tonnage dues.
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PROPOSALS FOR CENTRAL PARK FUND STOCK or
II the city Of New YorkSealed proposals will received
q the Couptro,ers office. No Hall Of Records unt ri.
day. Feb. 1859 at O'Clock NJ when the viii be-
publicly opened for the whole or any part Of The amount q
lars Of Central PARK Fund stock Of he Of New Ypr 10.
Att 10 alter map OF the city Of New York. by having
thereon public place and 70 authorize The taking q tho
By an ordinance q the Common Council, approved By he
The said stock N consist Of three thousand hundred
and thirty four shares of hundred dollars saro
bearing interest at the rate Of six cent per payab
July, 1851 80
The proposals. win sate the number Of shares desired snA
the price share The WHOSE proposals
will be required deposit with the Chamberlain OF The city 10
awarded and covered BY the bid together with pre-
mum any, thereon; and presenting The receipt Of he
Chamberlain TO the Comptroller will be entitled receiye
the par number OF shares carypT
interest from the date OF the depOsit. :
posals Central Park Fund the thus
sealed and endorsed In second envelope sealed
rscted Robert r. Haws Comptroller No Hall Of Reoords
New York" I N
The right part of the Comptroller 70 rslec
any s of the bids considered necessary protect or
ROBT. 4. HAws, Comptroller.
DEPARTMENT or FINANCE. CoxprRoLiERs OFFICE New
YOrk 4
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THE NEW CHINA COMMERCIAL REGULATIONS.

TIC VaT1m md NEW ITItfc
(From the North China Herald Nov So
IMPORTS.
These initials signify follows:-(r) tale, (M mace,
(c) candarines M cash The tale Is valued ut about 6s
3D. sterling and contains mace 100 cndarnes, 900
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NoKFotK STREET Baptist SUNDAY SCHOOL. -
cssn $
n Office 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES crrr wArse
lie ws'e Of ssss CIV an Mnd. Ss: <
ps he sornd ad r ss snss sps ~ ss
CITY water works opposite tho village of Bevie The sssi
e. s e eas o sOnne'ea win which there w
ss's Jr s ::
sp Pr sSpsor % vi I s ssi Y , eiee -
&c Inch water pIpss Plans specifications o. may
The an s ss s i
BIDS y '1 sE e. Dys and
N Of Pelham win the wessbs:ser II House cor
nsrsf Brocms street e and the Bower February
and Prospect Hill lots, westchsster county.
NorIcE-1HE ARIZONA, MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
By public that VIII heir s a:
Se g y ass sRs
addressed to Wilson. General Superintendent "a Wan
PusS.I!9 NOTICE IS HEREBY r. GIVEN THAT Az AZ
Nsw York At T. session for an act Incorporate
'. Ssas1 is Gi1 isss children Of German origin
THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE NEW
Yort Athenwum viii be held In the small chapel Of the
TX The pubic are rsspse fS attend ~
GINANC1ALs
CTy OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF TINANoE.
x he s
CITY, and also .undy lots tenemens and buildings beionqnw
t. the city VII Be Leased public auction the Guy Hail. On
Eve years from the FIRST day of May next
Catalogues OF the property be leased with tera
conditions of sae be had at the Oomptroers Office
order Of the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund =
a49- ROBERT 7. HAWS C0mptroller.
COUPONS PAST DUE ON THE MORTGAGE BONDS or
~ the Delaware. Lackawana and Western Railroad Compa-
ny bought United States notes for sale dscoun
by VAN Week, READ DRExEIl, q Wall street.
v\IvIDEND.-OFFICE OF THE THIRD AVENUE RAIL-
~ road Company New York February 1889 The Board
Of Directors have this day declared dividend of 50 30 per
share payable at their Office to the stockholders after
the 9Th inst ae SAML. b. ISAACS Secretary.
NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD COxPA
~ n.y. once No. Hanoyer sreet=New York. Feb 2 1859
Tho Board Of Directors have this day declared dividend
this Office on and after the 18th inst.
l WIN BEMENT, TREASURER
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NoKFcLK STREET BAPTIST SUNDAY scHooT. =
Norfolk street between Grand and Broome Admisnce S
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NITY OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT on FIN Mc9
Conn nIIera NM

coupons PAST DUE ON THE MORTGAGE BONDS or
" the Delaware Lackawana and Western Railroad Compa-
ny bought United States notes for sale dscoun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-09

CIEIGH FOR SALIVA VERY FINE FAMILY OR
- livery sleigh for sale cheap cost el26 s but little used
has three seats and In perfect order Can be seen r.
Ludlows, No. 8 Pine street. elg tsI. w aLL
THREE HORSES FOR eAIE-CoNeIsT1N0 OF ONE
team Of dapple Ays i've years Old hands high spen
each Also year old cart horse il bands 30 Apply
At 40 Oliver street -. !.
VXTANTED-A SOUND YOUNG HORSE, KIND, AND
w With speed not less than three mnutes ThoaA having
such an dispose Of for cash. 81 bargain mag apply 70
TyANTED-A HANDSOME BAY HORsN Is HANDS
w high. very gentle and not over years old. Apply at
35 Fifth avenue,
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.


Lv0R sALE-A COUPE, NEARLY NEW, WITH POLE
and shafts handsome SIX seat BRETT nearly new; two six
seat carryas one two seat ph'eo two t~o seat wagons
without sops Hpp west fweniy Sra street oSss
Montague's livery stable nl
U,OR sALE-A DARK BAY MARE, Is HANDS NIGH,
II sound every way, kind and gentle travel in BIS
Any wanting stylish horse this excellent chance
the cannot use her Apply nj III. Walters livery
stable, In Mercer street, near Fourth street.
LNOR sALE-A HORSE SLEIGH AND ROBES; THE
horse bay 1875 hands high old kind and
gentle IN harness. excellent saddle horse good
Can be at 48 Greene street Dr. Hail. 81 Charlton
street. I
HORSE wANTED-A FAMILY HORSE, NOT OVER s
years old that can ro ten miles In hour be per-
fec1y Kind and gentle with tricks OF kind
sesses all the above qualities Address box 200 Post Office
NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN AND THE PUBLIC IN
IN general
Near West street. North river.
l5f l6 Jane 81 New York Inhrmary SbI 1856 Jane ST.
near West ~ r. for Sick Lame Horses near West r.
open for the reception Of horses for the treatment of
all diseases Incidental TO that animal excepting horses with
neous diseases which strictly prohibited this nnrmary
TOR sick horses entirely the English syscm. All operations
neatly performed Horses attended At their owners stables
required Orders promptly and punctually attended 70 on
moderate terms B.-Horses examined as to soundness
without partially 70 either vender or purchaser
THOS. b. RHODES Veterinary Surgeon. from England,
~ '---- 49, - a Near Sixth avenue.
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD COxPA
IN ny, once No. Hanover sree-New York. Feb z I35Q
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Tho Board Of Directors have this declared dividend Of
3 share the capital stock of this company payable a
~ ~ VIM BEMENT, Treasurer.
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v\IvIDEND.-OFFICE OF THE THIRD AVENUE r ALL
~ road Company New York February L 1859 The Board
Of Directors have this day declared dividend So 80
share payable at their Office to the stockholders after
the 9Th inst anla SAML b. ISAACS. Secretary.
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d. E REwARD-AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED IF RE-
YO turned this day. between one and two O'Clock 70 Mr.
Third avenues, large, handsome coach dog marked black
and white and answers 10 the name of Prisoner.
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ITO EXCHANGE FOR RAILROAD BONDs-oNE HUN.
dred thousand dollars worth Of real estate the cv
Of New York. ii. ANTON MILLER, Centre s.rees.
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OK REwARD.-LOsT, ON TUESDAY. lsT INST.
DO at the New Haven Railroad depot ct New Rochelle
black and tan terrier dog answers to the Of Dido
Any leaving him In charge of Mr. Morrison at the New
Haven depot Of Twenty seventh street and F0ur
avenue with Mr. Hoyt at the New Rochelle depot will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-16
Naval Intelligence.

Commander Charles H. Mcaiz has been ordered to the
Washington Navy Yard, and Commander Henry X.
Watson has been ordered TO relieve Lieut. William H. Bell
in the command Of the soreshp Fredonia at Valparaiso
Lieut. Morphey has been ordered to the naval rendezvous
at Norfolk and Leuts John G. Walker and Hunter David
son TO the Naval Academy at Annapolis.
The United States soop -ofwar Germantown Com.
mander Richard Paige sailed from Shanghai for Maya
saki june %.
Yesterday another batch of workmen were discharged
from the Brooklyn Navy Yard-one hundred and up
wards-who were dismissed for want of work. What a
large majority will do this winter who have thus been
thrown out Of employment, having families and other de-
Tendencies to look TO them for support is hard realize
Many worthy men, having depended upon the Navy
Yard for their daily bread this many year will be
compelled to seek other channels through which sup
port their families and will be lost TO the government
should their immediate service be required in Of
emergency, unless some available snecure be
blshed whereby they may exc out subsistence until
tnngs Change for tho better
The United States steamers Wyandot and Mohawk went
in commission yesterday, and have their officers and
crews on board with the exception of marines which
have not as yet arrived Marines from United States
receiving ship North Carolina will do duty until their re.
spective guards arrive The following is list Of the
officers attached to the Wyandott Lieut. Commanding
Fabius Stanley; Leutenants Abner Reed Earl English
y Duyal and John 4: FIRST Assistant Engineer
VIM H. Cushman Third do, I'M ii. Punkett, W.
Purse, and Brooks Clerks, j. Carr and j. r. Rick
with Masters Mate, Mason H. Burrows.
The following list Of those of the steamer Mohawk.
Lieut. Commanding, 7. A. Craven Iieutenans A. Barbo
Chas G. Carpenter Edward T. Spedden Acting Master
Chester Hatfield Assistant Surgeon, II. l.. Sheldon :
Second Assistant Engineer John s. Albert Third Assist
ant Engineers f. z. Pattcn, Z. L. Dick and George D.
Emmons. ~
The United States steamer Minnesota was nut in drv dock
at the Boston Navy Yard Monday the 18th inst She
has been found to be completely rotten and has been
hung together during her arduous cruise to the East
Indies. She is to be thoroughly overhauled.
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Military Affairs.

THE NAIioNAL GRAfS OF KINGSTON,
The National Grays, of Kingston, who passed. through
our city on Tuesday last en- 7ous for New Haven return
cd yesterday afternoon and left for home in the steamer
Thomas Powell at four O'Clock Under escort OF Comma
mics and G. Seventy first regiment they were on Tues.
day afternoon accompanied the steamer Elm CITY, and
during their trip up Captain Lewis endeavored to make
everything agreeable and pleasant until they reached the
CITY Of Ems. Here they received by the National
Blues, Captain Root, OF the leading corps of Con
nectcut; and, after short parade about the
CITY, were taken 10 their quarters, the Tontine
Ho'ei, "nere snmptuous supper was in Waiting.
AZ ten O'Clock they again waited upon by
tHe Blues, and invited TO collation. prepared nj their
armory by Mr. Justis Eli Hills Here Lieutenant Stles
stevens welcomed the Grays in very appropriate man
ner rendering the undivided attention Of the Blues during
tner stay on wednesday they were shown the various
places OF note about town. closing with visit TO the race
course and Savin Rock. AT four o'clock the rays gave
iull dress parade in white pants and with the Blues pa
Iaueu through the business portion OF the CITY, In the
evening Mr. Scranton of the Tontine Hotel gave them
dehghuul supper at his hotel during which speeches
were made by several distinguished guests who were
sent Yesterday morning they were again waited upon
oy the Blues, who gave them parting entertainment
ana then escorted them TO the cars They reached this
city about one o'clock and their arrival nj Twenty
seventh street battalion Of the Seventy first composed
OF companies and +, under command Of Capt Metzer
were IN waiting AS soon as the Grays had dsembarked
botl companies proceeded to the City Arsenal where
CORDIAL reception IN the way of feast got IN bv Gusa
vus a. Katz, was again gone through with Here the
company were entertained for some little time with sing
ing by Lieutenant Thomas Prendegras of the seventy
hrst regiment also OF Bryants Mnsrels Their sav he
ing but snort they were detained but short time At the
arsenal and on leaving were the steamer foot
Of Jay street, where they left for home They return
heny peaseo with their visit and reception In both cities
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C0rOner's Inquests.

ANOTHER SUICIDE IN DlsREprTABIE HOUSE Henrietta
Morton, unfortunate belonging the class of easy
virtue committed suicide last Wednesday evening by
taking large dose of laudanum, the house of Mrs
Mitchell, No l6Greene street. Deceased Ameri-
can woman of some accomplishments and beauty in the
prime Of life, and formerly kept the Masonic Saloon in
Mercer street and the Pacific in Grand street. which, in
pccunary point Of view proved failures These and other
preyed her spirits such extent
r Shs resovsd to put an end 70 her existence and
cordingiy as Wednesday she induced domestic to
and expired in few hours after The jury summoned bv
Coroner Jackson to hold inquest rendered verdict Of
'iDcath by laudanum.'
DEATH FROM BEING ACCIDENTALLY sHor-A boy named
Edward Phillips sixteen years of age was accidentally
shot by the spontaneous discharge of fowng piece in
bis possession, while cunning excursion in Bergen
county New Jersey on the 18th instant 1t is supposed
to niannba a Which his body Was found
and pressing the lock of the gun against some object
which caused the explosion The boy was alone
at the time and knew Of the accident until next
day, when the dog which had accompanied him returned
alone to the late residence of deceased of Mac
dougal street and Ludlow place. and this gave the alarm
to hnparents who Immediately proceeded to the place
where they supposed their had gone Here they found
him lying dead with his gun beside him Coroner lack
held inquest the body and verdict of uDeath
by accidental shooting was rendered.
MELANCHOLY RESULT OF NTEaPERANoE- B. Flagler
native OF Poughkeepsic sometime ago left his residence
in that place. and came to this city, where it is alleged
he took to excessive drinking from the effects of which he
finally died yesterday at Bellevue Hospital Several let
tiers from his wife, Mrs. Melissa Fagler entreatng him
to return to her. were found his person the unor
tunate previous to his death begged of his attendants IN
have an account OF his sad end published, that his
people might hear Of it. Coroner Jackman held an in
quest
FATAL FALL.-Coroner oKeefe yesterday held an in
quest on the body of Jane Stone who late on Wednesday
night, fell down an embankment at the corner Of Eighth
avenue and lO5th street, and was instantly killed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-16

On Monday evening, at halfpast IL O'Clock as the Ho
boken ferry boat to Barclay street was on her return TO
TINS city and when about half way over respectfully
dressed female who had been to come on board in
an apparently excited state of mind and had taken her
seat in the forward part Of the boat suddenly rushed
over the chain and plunged into the water and was
drowned Alter taking her seat a bench she Turned
10 our informant and remarked This is a very fine even
ing 70 which he assented He after observed that
seemed more calm, and turning to him again she asted
what would you think il should jump oyerboards'
ne replied, u hope you do not hiu Of such rash ACT
When instantly she leaped from her seat and with a
pound was IN the water Her body seen floating mast
INC Doa when rope and hook thrown To her but
seldestrucon The boat was subsequently, bronght m
ana search made for her but without success The ac
was 50 sudden that but very few on board observed Il
anu from ms cause probably Is the fact OF no public no.
tcc having yet been taken Of the occurrence JsD
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Affairs In Cuba.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.

HAVANA, Sept. 0, 1850.
Londang Of Acknowledgment Of the Herald on tie Store
1fade-Fue IN he Aagaziae-Neles from Yucata1-Es
tension Of the Opro-Bank Statement and Finance-
Sailors tery Scarce-An american Marriage dc.
leler IN which was reported the landing OF four cargocs
OF bozaes which published in the WEEKLY HERAIn of
the 9th u upon its arrival here by the last steamer
from New York caused quite fluer among certain
slave traders ia this city.
The captain Of the ship who landed his cargo Of bozons
near Sagua la Grande reported that letter and then
came of this port with his ship only came as far as tho
Parton GUARD shp) in this harbor in his boat and did
not ''come on Shore, as stated in that letter
verify believe the poss in the columns n Tho
deeds Of the slave traders will effect more towards mt
ting an end to the African slave than all the cruisers
no matter under what flag they may SAIL that can be sent
70 cruise off the coasts Of Africa or Cuba By the wav
ere mas not been British cruiser of this island for
nearly or quite year, and am pleased TO find there arc
soon 10 be several cruisers under the tars and strines
sent 70 cruise Off this island They will doubtless do their
"onK Wen and viii make many captures
III, Inc brig Brownsville formerly a regular trader be
t , New Orleans and this port, landed recently
~ me- cargo Oh bozales on, believe the north coast
me p4rto De Ia Marina of 7th instant contans-tbo
ng-at ~ A. NJ, on the 25th ult auantitv
smoke was observed issuing from the olcers hatch No.,
uoard the Spanish irgae Esperanza al scrIcios III II
euseu ny certain boxes OF percussion cans in ~
a aeaz,ne having exploded The magazine was az one
o.eS ".'u water and thus further DAMAGE nro
vented; sailor, who was sitting near ,ha ho III
way weh the explosion occurred received some severe
phS anu nag ms icg broken His leg had been amnn
taeo ana AZ me last accounts he was doing Wen
The Yucaan news as published n the H,o nsn =, -,
TiRd oil the lh inst, is as olowsThe daes r. ~ ~
are to the 3lst August In Consequence ~ Merida
the chef Of the Oriental line, who had le yaiaJH ~
three hundred men and placed himself M IzomaI NY"
opposition to the government Of the state bn, n no. IN
pose Of enforcing personal changes in liza PVT
tration, the military and political Governor sonor Ms
L. lrzoyen, resigned his command on the 25th ana x
nor Don Pablo Castelano, formerly President az ~
supreme Court Immediately undertook the duties of nse
Offices Tranquility reigned In other parts OF tho STAT
The Indians in some districts still troublesome com
hitting depredatons and murders They had also burned
thereon "s
Ihey are to have an Italian Opera St Jago dc Cuba
next winter larod aud the sisters Fanny and Inez Na,a.
he are 10 be engaged for IT,
LUG spanish Bank Of Havana continues to increase the