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DoUGLAs at twenty-an example
for young men, Cleveland Plain
dealer.
Douglas at fifty-a warning for
YOung men.
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JOHN G. HEeNAN.--The following
paragraph appeared in Belts Life
in London, of the 23d ultimo:
Heenan still adheres to his inten
tion to return to New York by the
Vanderbilt, but previous to her de
parture on the 4th Of July, he and
Tom Sayers have proceeded on a
short sparring tour on their own ac-
count, and not as the employees oi
any speculators in exhibitions. 1t
ia as well this should be known, as
various rumors are ahoat that what
ever may he received at the doors
does not 60 to the benefciaires. -
The men wont on Friday to New
castle on-Tyne, whence they were
to proceed to Dublin, Limerick,
Cork, Belfast, &e.
Mr.. Heenan will he accompanied
by his trainer Jack Macdonald.
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CoNFEssING THEIR OwN SHAME
In order to elect Buchanan, who
was represented as the very man
for the occasion. the Democracy re-
repudiatcd Piercc's administration
from whose corruption they had de-
rived, as a party, every possible ad-
vantage. After keeping silent in
regard to Buchauan's most corrupt
administration, and indeed after, in
their State Conventions, only re-
fusing to expose it but actually en-.
dor.ing it, they now come out at
this late day and repudiate it in turn,
and promise everything for Douglas
and his administration. This thing
Of ever SHINING and never repenting,
is rather poor evidence of sincerity.
The people want something more
than promises which have. in the
case OF the dominant party, proved
most fa!lacous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-17

The Grocers' Bank has been admitted as mem.
Der of the Clearing House, and takes it's place
among the associated banks to-day.
The Governor Of Minnesota recommends in his
inaugural message that the present banking law, in
whose provisions the people repose no confidence,
be repealed, and that one Of some neighboring
Wisconsin, for instance-long tried and
trustworthy, be enacted IN its place. This would
give Ms currency which will aid business, and re-
lieve Minnesota from much Of the troubles into
which she fell through the insecure law now on
her statute books
The finances Of Iowa, as shown in the message Of
Governor Lowe, are in Q satisfactory condition
The liabilities Of the State amount to 1852 400 81
OF this sum, &l22 195 rs part Of the school fund
which belongs to the State and Is held by in trust
Tor educational purposes, and on which the State
pays interest; so that the actual liabilities, o.
claimed BY Governor Lowe, only amount to
s9So,lsS 62. The balance now in the treasury and
in the course Of payment through the banks, the
delinquent taxes now due from the counties. and
the tax Of the year 1859, amount in the aggregate
to $62S,60s AZ. The Auditor estimates the expeu.
diiures for tie two fiscal years commencing Nov.
Z, ieos, ana endng Nov. l, 1861, exclusive of ap-
preparations for charitable institutions and other
special purposes. at $iol, le ~ while the estmat,d
resources of the Stete fer the same period. exclu.
si,e Of The saline and school fund, is put down At
$s5s,6o9 4s. The expenditures for ordinary pur-
poses during the two fiscal years ending on the It'll
Of November, 1859, amount to s36s lee 90, while
the extraordinary expenses for the me period
amount TO sal2l57 45--au aggregate OF s5Is 35s o.
The earnings Of the Erie Railroad fer the month
Of DSoerhe 1850, were. ssi{,ssi "a
Docember, 1855 ass 40 10
Increase s3l S5S .
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Per SrEA.sMp EUnSvrA, AZ HAIrAx.-TmssRAyHa
4 bremen date dyson" iSs 0sds Henry sassoo Il
AZ s% s S.sss. !. Pc s,:.s ss b.: and
Reed, ~ Liverpool
5 ssss as. e s
s1s g :s :s g.
Golden CITY and Sea
ssssA s.;ss
ss T:s
from soSis cePS.. s.n,sa, iCn ko,ssn:: benny from
ss is ,s s% fs ssd ca
AidnisM Brock for San francisco
rows, PISyNsDes Below brig Mount Vernon fr9n RS
Gd BRIG R Cunning
han Po1ce B. schr Partrtdge Dorr, Orsnd. Ne. SD
%aHa:ps sr wsy t.ns % tons oA0n YORK. ''nf
sy ~ brig SS1. y ys1S Hall sS Ss York
M5ass
sSs s e. for
ss been blown % DE coast. Monissnna Turner YORK
MO- N
& se sssr Nosas Hail. Norfolk Sid
GEoSGkTOWNs c. Jan 4-An sshrs 8 johnson, Lock
FiSn, chares.n, % Richard vsSs srins cSsrissea
Edwards fmith, DO CcggeshAl Tlion, do l0th brig
Marcia SarImsn Bareado.s scni hyergiaae salem mass
0LOUCEsTEk, Jan l4-Arr schr FRANKLIN Srant Luoec
Tor NV SnIn :.
KEY WEST Jan OR previous brig Rowland
nom nUrieans ior Aarsen leaky 80. r.,,,
M.blLE Jan sInrr shps sonh SHORE iasnrop rniadet
pna bsr9w Br snp w p harvey
tonocn scnrs EddrioSe eton Jonn rise sears
Sd sp shr ANITA sg,aga ssnssnae, srnr James Miller
MINER N1orf $40 snips Aornmef ihvinesson' Sampson
lAn-Ar 10Y scD Dr,S wright hugnes MO Janero WA
PesDsmeuco ,.n .s,, u,. pnr p..~ H.. q,
Nh-Afr 10y pep, snip hasry bun, nodman' hAvre -
day. ,-s, ~
NEW OhLEA Ne Jan o-Arr shpa commence sears Ne W
YORK. Rockngham helcher Bristol Eng bark Jno Carver
PendletoD, Pensacoln.
sh-Arr ships Bullion Hodgeman NYork; syvanue Ban
chard York Boston; Great Britain (r Fleet Brktol Eng
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CIkARED.
steamship Psjsrs del Oceano 0p), vedmsnt Havana-J
Steamship Georges Creek, wlness, Baltnsrs-H Cra
wun
ssesmship Pasapsco, LAyneld PorlanA-H Cromvsu
Co
Ship Calhoun, Truman. Lverpool-spo6ord Tneson O..
shp eultAna, Barrett, New Orleans W Nelson soma
Barb La Plata, Crowell, Buenos Ayres-R Ropes O.
Bark Nszarine, Follansbee, Aspin wanMecan Duncau
Bark Kate Lincoln Soule Norfolk Dow.
Brig Louisa tDucO. An,ust Am0erdam-Ftnch Neneke
Brig Kelly, Pote, Cadiz-F SWIM Co.
Brig Los Amigos tBrl Rownlow, Kingston, Ja-A Solo.
mon.
Brig renpsou. Hathaway. Msusanlla-Pos. 4 Small.
Schr Anetcus, Walters. II Jago-J kTAR Webs,er
Schr Moonlight Suites Charieeon.
schf Oregon. krause Washington l. Mitchell.
Sehr Now York, Halle.t Bos,on-Daytsn SCrnrue
Scnr Telegraph, Rogers, new London-J W Mckee,
ARRIVED
Steamship Jrrs Br) Noodle Liverpool. Dec 81 with ndse
curard For the trt 10 DAYS experienced very heavy
gsiea from Ewto
steamship Chessreake. Crcwen. Portland. Ddss 70
II Cromwell Co. = =
Snip David Crocser Rowland Francisco Oct IS with
mds~ 10 Wcs Co. Crossed the equator Pacific .oy
IN ~ W. Nov IS stshed Pcsrens island passed Cape
W. exchanged siassls with American shp bound W hw
Ina hte blue upper and
he sppsreniy West Wind; Dee x ,s II y Ion
- W rlrrazed r. barks Queen OF England ard Era
Noort beth hound south Dee &c ab nut CD nes OF Ps-ns n
bueo close n shore large steamship rss,s steering
south shout miles further north ship ashore
laying heal 70 ae sous and seeec ea share opsby Queen
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Special Meeting Of the Police Commits
siOncrs.

siOncrs.
The Beard OF Police COMMISSIONERS nsid specai mee'
ing yxserday Afternoon headquarters, Br0onc street
pyeseu, Commissioners Bowen, Sranahan, SuunaH,
rlshoefer and Mayor Wood. The meeting was conFehsu
sor the purpose of taking action respecting ne 10
failing OF and transferring OF the members oil the iofce
For The past six months the General Superinten"ens h
been empowered with this duty but Of a'e several OF TOE
members OF the Board have been considerably annoyed
m of the General refusing
comply th their request the detailing OF certain
b.rs xbom they desired. Soon after the meeting was
called 70 order Mr. Bowen presented the following
Eton-
Received the transferring the duty OF de.aiment and
transfer and members the polls
The General superintendent passed Nay 1889 be and
10 hereby repealed.
Resolved. iha, Committee Russ and Reeuauons be
Ied and directed TO make
The approval OF the Beard AT Tia pext meeting such
deismcDs for duty they may deem eype
dent for The greater efacscy Of the force.
Considerable debate eusred upon tho resolutions Mr.
Ushoe1sr strongly opposing them and Mr. Bowen urged
thsir adoption. They we're finally adopted, Meesrs
Rewen, StIarAhan, s,raan ana Mayor Wood voting in
I've Commissioner Bailey ana Mayor Powell were both
abeent
The following members q the force were detailed to the
CITY Hail Precu1s-M 0Tren, First ward; James Met
eah Third ward; Vim, Clark, Nineteenth ward; Richard
GAMBLING, Eighteenth ward T. McParleu, Twenty first
ward; John Mcleod, Sixth ward; b. b. Roe nburgh
Twenty frst ward; ,. II Blunt, First Ward; Pat Holden
Eleventh ward, and j. Crook, Tenth ward.
The beard then adjourned.
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SIG, $50, FAC, 500 s,osO, 54s IS, sss 7es

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, Jan l6-6PN.
AsHEs-The transactions were limited to some 80 40
bills, at unchanged prices
BkEApsTuFFs.- -Flour-There was some better demand
from the trade, with some purchases speculation,
while prices were without change Of importance. The
sac embraced about 10000 bills, State and Western,
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FREIGHs-To Liverpool, Il 900 bushels OF wheat were
engaged at 6ad in bags Zoo bbs OF flour at De- 200
boxes bacon at sos 100 erces beef 3s Ga 10 tons
clover seed at 22s 3D. and loo bales Of cotton 7-s2d
(uncompressed) TO London-10 tons clover seed were
engaged at 25s 2s Cd and 100 boxes bacon at private
terms There was nothing Of moment doing for Glasgow
Hay was steady, with sales Of 400 500 bales at 81 l2s
per 100 pounds
IRON was firm, and holders demanded s25 s2e for
Scotch pig.
LIME quiet, with small sales at Toe for common.
MoIJssEs-Saes OF SO hbds. Porto Rico was made at
AGO. and 200 do at &c. with small lot Of choice do at
SIC
NAVAL SroRs-Salcs Of 800 bbs spirits turpeut,ne
were made at 4sc. 44Lc
Ors-Both whale and sperm were firmly held at full
prices, while sales light.
PRoyMoSs-PoTk heavy and closed at easier rates.
with sales Of about 400 bills, including noes at SIC lax
$40 26 mess at SIT 2b and prime at ST. ana 900
bbs reported sod deliverable sellers option be-
tween the 18th February and the LIST April ON private
terms Beef was steady and In fair demand with sales
Of $50 bbs, including country at IS IS rs, re-
packed mess a 30 50 62x, and extra do at Gle so
81 Co. Bacon qviet and sales confined 70 60 boxes
Western cut at &c. Cut were steady with sales OF
10 hhds. a SIC. exc. for shoulders and Il Be- oHc
for hams Lard was steady, with sales Of 800 bbs at
lec le%c. Butter and cheese were unchanged, and
the business steady.
RICK was steady, with small sales at 3Xc a4kc
SUGARS The market was firm with sales Of 80 800
hhds, including Cuba muscovado at IKE. 7Zc In.
euoed In the sales were also $50 Porto RICO at 7,1c
wHrxr-saeso Of 800 bbs were made'As Is kc. 26:.
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By the arrival of the Europa at Halifax and the
Jura at this port we have two days later news
from Europe. Consols and breadstuffs are both re-
ported steady; cotton firm. Details of the news
will be found in another column.
The Bank Of England returns for the week end
ing Wednesday, the 2sth ult., when compared with
those Of the previous week, show the following re-
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Tfeg1r'gomery (Ais Nrl says thu, Eessrs. n Ap
pleior Brother, OF the lea ias ocokscllnr l-rs OF
New YORK. own plantation IN Alabama lie nutneeI OF
slaves CT tie plantation no, stated.
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Canadian was steady with sales OF SEQ bos, at IS 20
@6 80 Southern flour was in stea1y demand, with
Gales Of 1000 bills, within the range OF the above
quotations Rye flour was steasy, with small sales
quotations. Corn meal was firm, while transactions were
limited wheat-Sales AZ 600 bushels, at 81 IS for white
Michigan, 81 10 for white Canada, 81 "a for Milwaukee
club and III 20 for Chicago spring The sales Of the
ter embraced "a eco IN store aud 800 Canadian at 81 AZ
81 45. Corn-Sales Ii, 900 bushels s3c. a Sc for
white and yellow Jersey and Southern. Rye steady
at ssc s9hc for Jersey and Northern. Oats drm
with limited sa,es.
COFFEE The market was firm but quiet The sales OF
Rio were unchanged
CoTToSrhe market was steady, while sales were con-
fined TO about 800 400 bales closing the folio wing
quotations
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Of ne P.sss; Jan 4. Y. 81 2. o0 z r :pcss barb W.
fSg Ahsus.on, srsa.h. Antwerp and r'u.hi,g NOV =.
s,%ss Ia: i very ':,ss "s
ssz T.. o s..:s 2. sss VII s %s.s +. "a
ioress head gone had BEEN collision; probably going
West passed close BY her, but aAe showed no signal
BaS wessacunoon ot Bos.onl wAldn. hcpssvid' N, I,
So s. ~. .sas r. IN Rs e :, aI.s
y: sS ss S ,ss ssn s sss cssn q SsS
.sequsny Eos Cd without d see BY ssS.ur YANKEE Caos
BARK Boyn,On ofrb" ..a,.on Miller Bueno, Ayre. Nov
y v d. rs5n an s.ss: wsi
s,s{ "a Sn1.ssn. Denmark Dec a. with sugars to
ss:s sS 1 rs II y, xA IN
sp.ins lsf %y:s arssnnso sS.scrd ar Bay ''s
a ss,s rn cotton Ss 2 srS.e; GO
laura rs's, si Maranh.m ~ days with
Brig Atlantic OF New H.ven Merrill Port Spain, Trinidad
imss a,sSa. bad sssssss %s.Ssr Nc" maven
S's T. .e ss "
ie.man. fell OF erbosId and vas drswned:
PEEK csassh ss0'"A' Jan WIN Ah's
sm ns sayhs~ i sSrssy BsyIn . Ssrs IN Ss
req s flag o wi,h letters S. B a IN I ru,. -.
sshr sr,sn: d., Hccor nell Turks isl.nd. days viii
sehI Richie Br Higgins Jossins Ms 10 days viii
stone, &C, TO 4 Peters CT
sctr Iea bella Tore, Tyler MoreheaA City, NC daya
Ecbr Hicknan, L,ckDsop, Lewes Del, 8daya
Schr s W Ponder, Dorman Milton, Del, 8 dsya
schr q Pointer. Hopkins Milton Del, 2daya
Schr AM, Sawyer, MiLbrldee. 6daya
schr Il CLARK, Clark, Boston, days.
Schr j W seAver, Nickersor Boston, 5 days
schr u beBaTt Lowe Gloucester, days
Rchr hcmas W Thorns Davis. FAN River, 2 dayA
Ecbr Fran ces, emth New Haven, days
6chi ID Brown. Brown, New Haven, 2dayG
echr James Pearce (wrecker LopHstree BAYnegat with
cotton from sehr Col eaterly
schr Fsshion twrecker), LoDgs1ee Barnega with cotton
from scbr Col Satiery.
Steamer DelawAre Copes PNlAdelphia
6leamtug Forbes Lowell, Boston.
BELOW.
Bark Earah, Stevens, days from Kingston, ia
SAILED.
Steamship Paaro del Oceano pl Havana; sAps SuNAna
and Arctic New Oriesns Bernard Rotterdam; bsrks
Port au Prince Fannie sagua tAlmsna -; John Howe,
-;br Aecosta Neuvitsa Also brig B0ho for Pernam
buco land anchored At quarantine
Wind during the day sW, very light
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AIAAxAo ron HHw yonH-Rn DAY,
~ nnn.............. nooH slsss. .....morn s.
~~~r~~~~~>>~~-~N>~~~>~'~~~>
RoKt ~ New YOrk, January I6. le8O.
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ClXYH ANNUAL RALL OF THE YOUNG NEWS AH
y soc.oo % b the Academy Of Music for hs bsns
ri Of Roman Catholic Orphan Asylums, Wednesday
Evsnns. Jssuary 1s lsoo she.ons Send engaged Com
mittes e Arrangements: John AcMsoomy James A. IA
Oscar Spence " J. y AedBnn, VIM FhspsircE, Edward G.
John acsorsy. Robert Iaisr John j. BrSaisy JOSEPH
Lynch John A. boyle John Kennedy james aihgAn ThaA
Pe.sr Tr.inos. Isnsl syssoy, IL. \ A. Ch.A. Josssh
YER sader Peter Gaugkran Frank Tuomy John W. McKin.
10y Richard Barry Olive r. N0ony, Peter Neehan Dsael g.
KaAe. JAMES LYNCH President
lJossyh J. ODonohue, Fra Vice Thomas Higsns
Becoud vioo President Andrew l. Byns, SecrslAry WI
M Labor Treasurer; Charles Wright Floor Manager.
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TNgsuAL BARGAINS ~ PTASos-T r. CHAM.
avenue, opposite the Cooper Ilstl.ute. Wv ~
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UyHE 1HIRTY-FIReT ANNUAL BALL OF THE NEW
York Fire the proceeds Of which 70 be
the relief OF the Widows and orphans deceased
aremen, viii Jake place d Mo Academy of Hus Monday,
January Is, 1850
Tickets may be secured of the managers Of Tie following
HENRY A. BURR, Chairman. l0l Cliff street.
PETER H TITUS Treasurer rs Market street.
JAMES F. WENMAN, Seer etary. l6 Pearl II
The committee have thought from the apparent Dis
comture OF those who have attended hoetooe aug from
the state Of the ball. reduce the number Of
tickets usually issued third Positively tickets viii bo
sold 1T the door on the evening of the ball
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NATIONAL GUARD UNIFORM FOR sALE-NEARLY
new having bean wern but three or four tines every
Will be sold cheap account Of the having 70 eAv
the city. Address n. j. g., Post Office.
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A TTENTION COMPANY i-sKIDO GUARD ON DECK
"A The members and all others that intend with
the above named COMPANY WI please meet q he hOnss q
"Wednesday Jan. l at O'Clock NJ, busines Of Inn
portAnce will be transacted BY order Of
JAMES HUGHES, Captain.
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DEHTIsTRY.

RTIFICIAL BONE FILLING FOR DRCAYED TEETH
put IN while sof requiring no pressure and giving
pain; aching teeth shells be flied with IL R0oma
II the dscoverer S5 Broadway Thirty sree
Nocompetition claimed with cheap operators.
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&c 000 woPrH or GBSTrrNErs NEW AND
&1,,uIVn sftoT Clothing ~sn'ed To- the Western
~ pc rgrest cash price he obtained Ia banN able
r. Tor large or sna Its oy calling the store sddessns
Va. WAah, 80 Celae street.
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HOTELe.

HOTEL ST; JULIEN, no. WASHINGTON PIAOR-
IL Elegant Suis Of Apartments for families single gentle
men HILBERT ANDERSON, Prooriesor
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SPORTING.

G,RANcrs BurIxK NO. s.rxoK sLfr, HAS ALI. fHE
ehcte breeds DPS fr ale and s,ook salsv infsln
BILE Mango cure ana Plea kftexmtnsfor 50 oents eos
Dogs eesrsed trained AZ kngAh Fiss<s rrsss wAraaei
beAyery
Eson stLE-A eCHooExa YA0nf, n roEs nn0R
~. yeAsA ~. REL vensss ~ ~ Ann o. wassr
sHbsss eet keAAna tAbis pea plAsf As4 ebA
VAcnrIsG --voa SALE, HANDsonE PLDAsURH
Boat NJ feet nDr II fs~ bean butt tbs water
Out o. NE bee mterss has 40 sageror Coz beauty of no
Del end Irish and sznns qakf'es ~fi be sof ios he
sss me Importantly use her Address O. boz
10 HerAla otlce.
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.
A LITTER From
TIE GREAT HAIuRAL AND sCIENrIFIc EYE
AnD EAR DOCTOR,
OF No. lN Fourth avenue,
NEW YORK,

~ DoSAOR
OF No u N r HSTh avenue
LE INFLAMMATION 1sb Ruissisa OF THE
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psse: ~. hey may ~ s:s As ss.s A:ssss sss!ss
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f:.5 On ~ .seA'scs kas .a,s q De Bye +
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IN as.1 &C. :sco.a S,cssssof mu.as q maso gurqIssi
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description OF In and e6 send what
70 not ten yearr SANDING the be
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once and have hem removed, which IN
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stefan 10 Any souniy % " Robe a.d We have given
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No fN Fourth avenue New York.