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COURT RECORD. IDantB. SECOND EDI. ION 8 1 2 o'clock, p. BROOKLYN DAILT EAQLK OFFICE, 2)i P.M, ninrinc Disaitorsj.

New Tobi, Jd. SO. Oftptain Peiklna of schooner J. H. Roecoe, arrivedto day and reports that schooner Castillo, cf Plymouth.

Maseachusetts, Capt. Mentor, from Boston, bound in, went ashore ou fho 30. on the beach in the harbor, during a hi avy gale from the East, and beonmn a total loss. Tho cariro was saved, also OUTRAGE BY A RUFFIAN GANG ASSAULT AND Robber? of a Stage Conducto. On Saturday night last, about ten o'clock, a party of cowardly ruffians entered one of the Fulton avenue aleighs.which took the place of the cars during the snow, and commenced to light and auylark, and use violent and indecent language, thickly interspersed with oathB and expressions current among the rowdy fraternity.

The conductor very properly remonstrated and mildly request Six Days Later irom Europe. ArrivaFoTttTAfrica. War JYews Unchanged. COTTON ADyiNCElT Halifax, Jin. 30th.

The royal mail steamship Aratoi, Obtain Harnsorj, ba, arr.Vel at this port wlth oae week later news from Enrone. hr Liverpool baing to Saturday, the 20th or this month Tha steamship Amerioa from Boston, on the 3rd instant, had arrived out and her adrloes had imparted a more buoyant tone to the Liverpool Cotton marked, and prices dosed on tho 19 th at a slight advance over tho rates current at the sail of the Pacific. The sales of the week amounted to GG.000 bales. Messrs. Milligan, Evans an Lsmprlere quote New Orleans middling atj6 TT ANTED By a smart respectable girl, a to do gene Hv.Ji Si boat cf reference ja at 148 Hick street her present situation.

WANTED TO PURCHASE A Full Sized Ifa 9H.S' rour to twelTe lots, at Bedford or nop SlJV avenoe, east of Ninth stree'. None hS ifSSfrt dimosed to take a low price. Address box 278 Chatham iquareP. O.N. Y.

city. jalS tf W7 ANTED A Houso and Lot near Fulton fcJ' Atlantic at frou W.0C0 to MO.000, No. 6 Hamilton avSueVBrooklin, BodrMng. BOARDING. A few single gentlemen can be accommodated with resnoctal le hnnrHlnir In nnlt 5i ai80behadir 1eAtt.o.near jiuason ave ard doo, from DebcYoite brick house, gas lighted.

Ja83 tf Hallo. SEVENTH ANNUAL BALL OF THE NAUONAL GUARD. Co R. uth iw Gothic Hall, Adams st on WEDNES DAY Evening, Feb. 14 th.

Tickels VI. Can be obtained of any member Of th? comnnnu. or at hn rlonr ine nint 01 the ball. u. ine company will drill in the room on this ocoas sion.

JaZ6 td EMERALD nual Ball of the BALL. Seventeenth an ESEEHAT.n TtKNRVnT.li'H'P 1 wiu taks Place at MontBgue TOES DAY Tr.VRNTWi PK ax. The Committee orAi rnmrpmpni. t.t 4ui.t. iviibiiiK.

luiu to proviaeior ine com rort and convenience of those who may honor it with their presence. Committee ok Arrakgruknts. paptp DANIfiLM.KEMY. President. iicHaurer.

James OoIUdh. Thomas Mulligan. Wm. H. Peck, Charles Harvey, HughG.

O'Hars, John L.Doyle. James Tiner. Thomas H.O'Ilritn John Ast, Arthur McAvoy, Thoma GldinK, Kernard Hidden. Kevin, John McCready, 11. Coyle.

James liennett. John O'Mahony, ja31 4tTS Michl. McNamara, OorneliuB never, John Parrell, George Sweeney. Charles Riley, Domlt ick Colgan, M. Cunningham, Wm.

H.Turner. Charles Tinney, A. Doyle. Bernard Byrne, Edward Kelly, John NcNamee, Thomas A. O'Neil, Jamrs Manahan.

JAME3 DOWNEV. Secretary. Special WHBRET.i; ulf': 3)fotU3. 'f REEMEN ATTENTION. There will be a jpecial meeting of the United Frcemens' I and Association No.

1, on TUESDAY Evening. Jan. 80th, at 7 o'clock, at th cCity Hotel, Mrs, Prests. A punclual attendence is requested. By order of JOHN A.

LAWRENCE, Prtsident. J. B. Kiso, Secretary. ja29 2t QOCIAL LEVEE.

Ladies Aid Society of the Hicks St. M.E. church, will hold a Levee at the Brooklyn Athenmum. Atlantic slrcet. WEDNESDAY Evening.

Jan. lit Ad Jrpssesbi' Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, Rev. T. L.

Cuyler. Rev II. Matlison.Rev.il. J. Fox and others, Dodworth's Band will te in attendance.

Tickets 60 cents including re frcshmer.ts for sale at Scrantin corner Henry and Atlantic and at thedoor. ja25 4t TTASASU STREET. For sale at auction, I Jan. 31sl, by J. Cole, at Merchants' Exchange.

N. Y. Five Hons es No. 14'. 147.

49. 151. 163. For particulars cn ui so junon street, lirooklyn, i24t npo caepenter's and" builders. Files.

Hasps, Tools. Nails. Ac, constantly on hand and 01 Sfllp. nt wVnrtnH.o. n.

1 Warehouse, 312 and 314 Fulton st. tim DODGE i co. rfHE CO PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE existing between the undersigned, as proprietors of stages and stage line is this day dissolved. JOHN WHITE, iw c.u JOHN H. WANDS.

Dated December 28th. 1854. de30 law4w TO an BLACKSMITHS. Files, Rasos. Iron and Rtepl onn filnravaVio fnlinil at tt.A nvan.

nishing Warehouse. 312 and 314 Fulton st. at New York prices" aul8 6m DODGE CO. SOUP HOUSE. The large Hall in Military Garden, entrance from Fulton nti Pft.

mnnnitt. WU loughby, is oien DAILY for the distribution of Soup at 11 nVlnplr A Persons desiring relief will nlv "uviae themselves w.th tickets from snm ue the Ward Uommiltee of their own Wortl The citizens are respectfully invited to visit the Soup'House uuy utiy uubweeu mi noursci lianas. Uott.QEO. HALL. Pres.

W. 51. IUanu, V. P. jal2tf THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY IN i forms the residents of Brooklyn that he has oncne dan Oyster Saloon known as the Ericcson Shades.

Bituatedat the corner 01 nnuge ana A'rospcct sts. uystersm every style by the quart, hundred or thousand. Families supplied. Free sullen every uuy irum iu im ia ClOCK. ca9fim Wif.

MORRIS. Uanks. jgRoo: KLYN BANK. Brooklvn. Jftniifirv27.

Ift56 Dividsnd The Boaidof Directors have declared a pmi. annual of Five Per Cent on the Capital stock of tins Diiuu, pay auie uu anu alter me iEt ot jjeDruary next. The transfer books are closed until that date. ja27 IQt HECTOR IMPRISON. Cashier.

Booter 1)00. THE LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHIL i dren of Brooklyn, can have "the "PATENT VTJIiCA NBED GDTTA PEROHA SOLES," applied to all kinds of Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, at GEORGE S.KNOWER'S, 188 Fulton street, the enly Agency in this city authorised to use the frade mark of the North American Gutta Percha Company. These soles have been introduced with great success in New York, Boston and the principal cltiea of New England being water proof they keep the feet dry and warm In wet ana co.u weaxner. auoioinga periect protection from damp ground ctc The term Vulcanised'' is applied to fabrics of Gntta Percha, which have been cured and tanned by submitting them to a high degree of artificial heat, the object being to change the nature of the gum, bo it will no afterwards be affected by heat and cold, and make It pliable, elastic and clean, very tenacious, much lighter than Rubber, and to prevent decomposition and becoming sticky. Therefore, these solea arc elastic entirely free from any unpleasantodor.

will not decompose under any circumstances when exposed to friction, but wear away dry. lighter than rubber, less expensive than leather soles, btcause more durable, and being a non conductor, theheatof the foot is retained. FOR PERSONS TROUBLED WITH COLD FEET THESE SOLES ARB INVALUABLE. These soles are applied to Boots and Shoes, and warranted to hold firm and give perfect satisfa or no charge. A thorough examination of their merits is requested, which in every case confirm their superiority.

Also, all kinds of India Rubber Boots. Shoes and Garments repaired, in a neat and tasteful style and warranted to hold, or no charge. Oadtioh To prevent fraud and imposition, the company have declared that no solea shall be admitted to be genuine, unless they besr their trade mark, thus "Vulcanised Gutta Percha, made by North American Gutta Percha Co N. Y. Rider's 4 Murphy's Patent 1852 and 1854." Remember, the only authorised Agency in Brooklyn, for applying these Patent Vulcanised Gutta Percha Soles, is at George 8.

Knowert, 188 Fulton st. Also, constantly on hand an assortment of those Water Proof goods, which received the HIGHEST MEDAL of the WORLD'S FAIR, and GOLD MEDAL OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE among which may be found many particularly adapted to family use, viz Crumb cloths, plain and fancy; covers piano.stand. bureau and table. In new and desirable patterns hospital sheeting crib mats hot water bag bathing tubB. portable and foot bathing mats nnd caps ladies caps, hoods, sleeves, aprons, both plain andfancy gvtta percha tissue, arm shields, band boxes, travelling cases and bags, mens, womens andcnildrens coats, cloaks, caps, shoes, etc.

Also, Gents, Riding and Walking Leggins. Email size Tubing for Gas Conductors, etc. ja20 tf GEORGE S. KNOWBR. 188 Fulton st dual anir HJooir.

Ci OAL YARD AND FIXTURES FOR SALE. The Coal Yard formerly occunied bv Levi M. Muchmore. cor. of Court and Pacific Brooklyn, will be ottered at private sale until the loth ray of February next.

The property consists of oSSce, Feed Store. Stable. Coal, ShOs, Scrceos, Tubs and Scales, two Hertes and three Carts, Hir. ness. will be sol with the Yard if desired.

Should the above property not be old at private sale by the above ilate. it will be advertised to be sold at auction oa the 1st day of March next. For further particulars enquire of John Much more, Cjaland Wood office in Plymouth between Wash JOHN MUCHMORE.) i.iDa ja27 tf WM. CONKLYN, fOAL. Best quality Peach Orchard Red Ash Stove and Ecriz Coals, now Eellincr at S7 25 ner ton.

delivered to any part or the city from my yard, corner Bridge and John streets, Brooklyn. ja3S3m P. McOREEVY. THOMAS FRAZIER, COAL AND WOOD YARD, CORNER OF FLC6HINO AND CLERMONT A V8. Constantly on hand a supply of the best qualities of RED AND WHITE ASH COALS, suitable for family use.

delivered In any part of this city, free of cartage, ana at the lowest market prices. au24 6m LKH1GH AND PEACH ORCHARD COAL. A constant supply of the best qualities, prepared ex pressly for family use.W sale by n.i tt MARSTON 4 POWER. rinaiS.e?oto5 Htun Wharf, between Fulton and Catha winS rrieSo.Broltlyn; or 96 Beaver two doors from 1 Y. Ht8 11 UNDERTAKER.

EDWIN KETCHAM SEXTON OF THE CHURCH ON THE HEIGHTS (Rev. Or. Ttthunnl H2.J, 1 an" funeral Undertaker, Is prepared to take Jt" be trusted to his care, on ap. nlication at his residence. No.

259 Bridge street, between Myrtle avenue and Johnnt, t. coaches, shrouds and everything required for funerals promptly furnished and Interments made in Greenwood or any of the other cenwtwiei. JMly is of on at via the to ted 7 on County Court. BEFORE BON. BEXRY A.

MOOSE, JUI GE APPEALS FROM JTJBTIOEs' COURTS DECISIONS. January 29. The following decisions were before the lining of the court given and the papers duly filed in the offioe of the County Clerk. Francis Swift vs. The City ol WiP.tamsburgb.

N(w trial ordered. Philip Gabel vs. Isaac Ft 2. Judgment lor tha nlaintiff reversed. Truman Beman vs.

John Wallace. Judgment for the plamtirt afitrmed. Henry McOaddin vs. Richard Walsh. Judg meat for the plaintiff affirmed.

Agatha Stoll vs. Augustus Bender. Judgment for the plaintiff reversed. William P. Wright, assignee vs.

John Doneliy Judgment for the plaintiff reversed. Henry Eckstein ugt. Christian Schmidt. Judg ment tor tne piamtirr autrmed. Horace H.

Daw vs. Samuel Brower. Judg meat tor the plaintiff reversed. Several further decisions will, we understand, oe renaerea on juonaay next. Court op Sessions.

This Court met this morning, and no business being ready, adjourned till Thursday next, when those convioted during tho term will be sentenced. Polices. John P. Teale, was arraigned be lorc justice jsosweti on a cnarg ot assault and battery on Mrs. Kaiser in November last.

Tha plaintiff, her husband and daughter had oalled on Teale to ask paymeut of wages du Mr. Kaiser. Refusing to pay the demand, Mrs. Kaiser importuned Teale for fifty cents to buy bread for her children, and said if he would not give her the money, would he feed her childien il she brought them to his house. replied by placing his thumb to his nose, or as it is termed took a tight." Mis Kaiser, justly indignant, said: that is the way pay their debts," upon which Teale struck Per several times, and pushed her downstairs, from which she sustain ed severe injuries.

The case was proceeding when our reporter left IACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS FROM AUO tion. KELTY FERGUSON, No. 289 Broadway and No. M.Keade street, have on hand 20,000 LACE and IIUSUN CURTAINS, bougjht at auction at a great sacrifice, and win Belt sell the same for a few days at sreat bargains, full 20 per cent, less than the original cost of imoortation. Go early, for this Is a rare opportunity.

Also the largest stock of WINDOW SHADES and GILT CORNICES in the city, all of which must be soldcheap. del3 3m c.ico. In this city, on the 2Sth by Rev Dr Lewis. Ira Clark to II. Adelaide, daughter (f William Stebbeus.

nfIrwfiC.lti?,T.on the3f)Si in.st" Fr3tcsEt. JoHM.twin son or Charles D. Rosina N. Rudd, ogeri 23 months Ibe friends of the family are invited to attend his furev.il on Iharsday af.crnoon. at 2 o'c'ock.

from the residence ofhis parents, Washington near Lafayette av In this city, on the 29th Samuel Thompson, or the firm or Thompson Nephew, aged 60 years. In this city, on i the 27th Clarence only child of Intliis city, on the aethinst Jane Vas Cleep, years. aged 79 CAME TO THE PREiMISES OF THE subscriber on Saturday 37th a Bay Cart UorSe. The OWnprnor, hnvaMni knn.n.:. rX'i? ja" at tne Greenwood Toll Ja3 31 WM.

FELTHAM. TO LET. The dwelling part of large houso No. 281 Vnltan cfi ot r.ii.. It ii situated in one of the best locations Iu the city, and the house is well adapted for a boarding house or for two la ir ramiues.

40Uble 'ffis adjoining building. No. 257 Fulton 2nd story. Apply to uAiajsuuEK, Ko. 12 Centre or to JAMES VAN NORDEN.20 Nassau street.

New Vort TO LET A COUNTRY SEAT, situated on 3d avenue, near60th street. The house is large and con uuuitH an iiiu necessary out ouiiuings ror a country residence near the citv. Thpri. i in. and from 2 to 15 acres of land may be had with the premises if deBtred.

The 3rdavenue railroad, will be extended and the greenwood cars pass the door in the spring. Inquire i xvinurw ivLibudi, Arcnitccts. corner ot tfulton and Orange street. ja36 tf LOTS FOR SALE AT PRICES FROM $250 to $800 in the 10th Ward of tin city of Brooklyn, on 3rd and 4th avenues and President and Carroll streyts if im nrovements are mude all the nurchase money can remain on mortgage for a long term or years AUo water fronts on the Gowanus Creek, suitable for manufActuries, or lumber, coal and stone yards, which will be sold or leased en very favorable terms. Apply from 8 to 9 A.M., and 2 ti 3 P.

to Ail in UK IV. UKWBUn, ja30.3m First Place, door East of Oourtstreet. SUPREME COURT KINGS COUNTY. William T. J.

Sankey sgainst E'lward Wilson, Prances Strvker. Ahrahhtn It. Hunt and Cornelius It. Hunt. To Cornelius Hunt, one of the above named defendants.

You are hereby.sumruowefl and required to answer tne complaint in this action, wliich was filed in the office of the clerk ni the county of Kincs. on the twenty sixth day of January. one thousand eight hundrt and fifty live, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on me. at my office. Number 1 Montatue place, in the city of Brooklyn, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the nay of such service and if you fail to answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will take Judgment against you for the sum of four hundred dollars with Interestfrom the eighth day of November, one thousand eight hundred and fifty three, besides the cosbkof this action.

Uatea December, tin. ion. jaSO law6w WM. II. GREENE.

Fl'fls Att'y. jp.OUNTY COURT of tub County ok Kinqs. Gemellus Bergen sole survivioe executor of the last will andteslamentof Abijiih Baldwin, lato of the town of Flat landu, deceased, vgainst Elijah rrtout and Caroline, his wile. Uate Garonne aiurpnsj, ueory u. siurptvy ata a sua his Francis B.

tflxh and Uathnricc, his wife, Robert B. Clark aud Mary, his wife. Gserge Ford and Clara, his wife, William S. Thorne and Caroline Emelia, his wife, and Francis A. Murphy.

To the defendants. Tou art hereby summoned and required toanswer the plaint in this action, this day filed in the office of the chrk of the county of Kings, at the City Hall, of the citv of Brooklyn, anl to serve a conv of your answer to the said complaint, on the subscriber, at his office Number 3 Front street in saldcity of Brooklyn, within twenty days after the service of this summons oa you, exclusive of the day of such service and if you fail to answer the said complaint wiuun tne time atoresaio, tne ptamtiu in tnis action will apply to the court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dited January 11th. 1865. ja20 lawOw JOHN VANDERBILT, Plaintiffs Attorney.

CUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY. CorneliaB. LTaynes and Ellen VTW. Brown, plaintiffa, against Andrew Demarest and Nancy, his wife, defen.

dants. In pursuat ce and by virtue a judgment of the Supremo Court or the State of New York, held in and for the County of Kings, entered in the above entitled action, on thi twenty ninth day of January, 1855. wi be sold at public auction, at the Franklin House, at the corner or Fulton and Water streets, inme city or urookiyn, in the county or Kings, on tho twenty third day of February, A. 1865. at twelve o'clock, noon of that day.

by or under the direction of William T. Horn, the Referee appointed fort lut purpoEe by said judgment AU that certain lot, piece or parcel o'ground, situate, lying and being in the (village) now city of Brooklyn, in Kings county Beginning at the southefcstTly ground, now or lata of Thomas Boe. on Mihi street; and running thence westerly along said ground of Thomas Roe fifty leet i thence southerly in aline parallel with Main street twenty five feet, trj the ground, now or late of Andrew Demarest thence easterly along the grounds new or late if said Andrew liemarest arty feet, to said Wan street; thecce nonherly along said Main street twenty five feet, to the place of beginning, together with the bul'dings lhereon, subject never tneic 8 to an agreement, with ihe former owner of the ground f.iWor 1.tt.tf owned by Andrew Demare3t to the present situations of the buildings on Main street. Dated New York, January 29th. 1855.

WILLIAM T. HORN. Referee. JiumT to No. 67 Wail street.

New York. J3UB3 L. Phelps. Jr. AtrVfnr Pi'fra 2aw3w S.OSlothoILonMRCIIAT TAILOR and p.tSSns anrt rsSiStS respectfully inform his old READY MADE OLOTHINO i stock of as well selected and fashionable a ri and Ohildrens' Clothing, can be fnnrS Paths' Brooklyn, and at lower cmrS than St mhSS? Eiore the habit of asking.

Suits maile to order at thr, beD sible notice, and in the moBt modem styte sll0rtest f06" In addition to his general stock, he t.j varied afsortment of FINE OI OTHS CASlMi pij2nd' 2 VESTINGS. In the Gentlemens' FuTnbrdrnd Department, may be found Shirts, Oollis. Under shirts. Drawers, rocks, and of feeS Wh' and Kid. in 11 their varieties.

ooien. Cloth Tho lowest cash price is asked, and no abatement He is grateful for the patronage he bus hitherto receive and hopes by an unremitting attention to his customers or ders. to merit a continuance of the same, from his friends and REMEMBER the number, 23 Fulton street, 07tf fILOTHING. CHARLES E. FOLWELL.

Merchant Tuilor and Clothier, No. 100 FCLTON STREET, Oatc of New York.) brgs leave to inform his friends and eitlzeUH ofBrooklvn and vicinitv thathelsnnwnrrnnr.il for the Foil and Winter, with a large and varied assortment of Rcsdy Mada Clothing of every quality made from goods of tne latest styles, ana got up in tne same taite as ins custom work. To those who wish to study economy, In theso times of dear living, and who have been accustomed to payine very large prices for ordered work he would re soectfully inform them thnt they can save 38 per cent, per annum, by patronizing him In his fine read? made work. For tho cus.om department he has a largo assortment of ftunerlor and Minium nunjitfoi. nt Pfnnr.h rlnthno naatmara and Vestings of the most Fashionable Shades ami Patterns, which he will make up in the most Fashionable manner, or to suit Individual taste, and at the lowest possible pricos, and guarantees to please in every case.

B. J. P. KMMEN8. so well known to every one on Long Island, will always be found in his old place No.

100 Fulton two doors from Henry. Jal6tfol ffg geUarogl) to tl)e tUqUg ogle. ONE WEEK LATER PROM CALIFORNIA, Arrival of the Daniel Webster at New Orleans. MGH THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. Death of the Old King IATER FROM TEXAS.

Desperate Battle with Indians. Drendfii Shipwreck loss 0 Life. Later from California. New OrtT.ieKn 97 The eteamehip Daniel Webster has arrived' at wu port iromaan Juan Nicaragua, with Call. luium uabUB in tne utn.

The Steamship Uncle Sam arrived at San Juan del Sur with $800,000 in treasure, aDd 200 pas aanrrava ot'UjgiD. The Star 0f the West left San Joan del Norte iur iNew ioik wun tne abve treasure and a majority of the DasaenirerH on thn 9.1 The Legislature of California had been duly mo iuiu iuej. nxeu lor tne election of a U. S. Senator.

Tho Goveenor'u Message had been submitted, and exhibited a flattering state of affairs From the Sandwich Islands we hove thn im. portant announcement that King Kamehameha uiku oa me ana that his son has been declared his successor. An advance had taken place in Flour, which was Belling at S15 00 to $15 60 for Gallego Two French frigates arrived at San FranciECO on the 7th Dec. The arrivals at San Francisco the Atlan tic states enmpnsed the ships Challenge on the 1st, from New Yorjj tho Antelope on the 2nd, from New York tut J. A.

Flanbery, on tho 14ih from Boston and tho schooner Far West, from Baltimore. The ship Hornet arrived on the 9th from, Now York. Sew York Legislature. Albany, Jan. 30.

Sknate. BILI.9 IIH PORTED. To regulate the number of ballot boxes in N. York. To distribute the National History.

BANK REPORTS. The Manhattan, East River.Irving and Greenwich SavingB Banks reports were received. Mr. Brooks gave notioe of a bill to remove the Bank Department ol Y. BILL 3 PASSED.

To appoint Commissioners to looate a second Lunatic Asylum. To incorporate truateea of the Church Exten niou Fands of the General Assembly of the Pres bytariaa churcb. House. The Temperance bill was taken up. The third eection defining iu what case agents may sell was debated by Mr.

Baldwin on motion to strike ii out. Mr. Ailkin moved an amendment requiring agents to pay one hundred dollars in New York aud fifty iu the country. Mr. Coleman moved $560 Instead of $100.

From Texas New Onr.KANn. Ton We are ie rectint ol Texas dates to the 25th inot. A desperate battle had beenfovcht near Pecos River between a party of Rangers and some In dians The Indians had seven killed and many taken pnuuuers Wreck ol tlic Bank Arg ylc lost. Five lives Long BrajvCH, Jan. 30.

The bark Argyle, of Sf. John. New Brans wick, from Glasgow, for New York, came ashore live miles South of Squam Inlet, on the night of me zpin inst. ane lies stern to the beach, and going to picceB fast, the sea making a clean breach over her. The lile saving apparatus Is on the beach, but cannot be rendered effectual.

One man Las reached the beach in safety. Four her crew and one passenger were drowned, and Ave others are clinging to the bowsprit. She is loaded with pig iron. JLatcr from Slavaiia and. Key Went.

Chanlesto.v, Jan. 28. The steamship Isabel arrived at this port, this morning, wiiu. Havana and Ky West dates to tne zam inst. The steamship Falcon would leave Havana for Few York about the 27th.

The steamship El Dorado sailed for Aspinwall the 25th. Business was generally dull at Havana. New sugars were more abundant, but there was an accumulation of stock, the demand for Spain beiDg pretty brisk at prices li4 hkrher than on the 7th inst. Rice was in good demand at about previous rates. Molasses sold at 3 12: reals, with a good enquiry and no prospect of a decline.

Freights to Europe were rather brisk, but to the United States they were very dull and vesi sels abundant. The U. S. Steampship Princeton was still at Key West. The bark Daniel Malony was launched at Key WeBt on the and sail for New Orleans in a few days.

The Florida at Savannah. Savannah, Jan. 28. The steamship Florida from New York arrived this port at an early hour this morning The Crescent City at Now Orleans. New Orleans, Jan.

27. The stoamseio Crhscent Citv ttom New York Havana as arrived at this port. Markets. New Orleans, Jan. 27, Our Cotton market was firm to day at previous ratep.

The business amouted to 6000 baits. Markets. Charleston, Jan. 27. Onr Cotton Market baa advanced under influence ol the Pacific's advices, with sales day of 3,000 bales, Upland Middling is quo, at Ship rvcivs.

Bobtcx, Jan. 30. Arrived, ship John Bertram, 90 days from Manilla bark Ana and Mary, New Orleans. New York Money Market. New York, Jan.

SO. Stocks are dull and heavy. Money is in demand with a good supply at a 10 for short first class paper and 7 per cent call. Sterling exchange is quiet. Erie R.R 451 Nicaragua Transit lrH Reading R.

724 Cumberland Coal 864 Blinois central bdsl 711 VirginiaO 94J MbsouriO 92 central bds Michigan Central RiR 80 Hudson ..801 Illinois Central RR 98i Pennsylvania coal i .104 the the and are of low let. we the ouptain and crew. The brig Volkmar, of Boston, Ober, from De mararra, struck on a reef inside tho harbor, on the 7th Inst, and became a total loss. "She was In ballast. Market.

Nkw York, Jan. 30. Cotton firm. Flour better. SaleB 4800 bbis.

Common to aralght State $8 25 to $8 ctg. Common to good Ohio $8 62 1:2 a $9 00. Southern firmer. aaies 1200 bbis at $8 25. Wheat steady.

Sales 1750 bun. Michigan White S2 40. Southern White $2 22. Corn unonaogep. Sales 25,000 bu.

white 96 07. Yellow 90. Round 98. Pork steady. Sales 140 bblt Mess $12 50, (old.) Prime $12 25, (new.) Beef quiet.

Repaoked Chioago, $14 Country Mess $8 Lard quiet. Sales 120 bble. at 9 1:2 an for kegs. Whiskey lower. Sales ISO bbis.

at 33 for Ohio, 34 for Prison. 3ltulioh John K. Oakley, Auctioneer. BY OAKLEY A WEIGHT. K.Sii Fulton street, (Opposite the Citv Ham ooHun.

Will give their personal attention to th Bale of Real Estate at Auction, nt thn Mprrhnnfa' Kmhnncv MnwVnvtr ottln.1. capacious Sale Room, or in any section of Long Island alio iu mc BHiooi rurnir.ure, ury uooas. groceries, merchandise, at res idences. or at their Bales Room. Real fcstate of every description at Private Sale.

Uuods received on Storage and oer consignments. James Cole, Auctionoor. BT "Mts ool A BOB, Jambs Coi.r A Son. will oiva thuir i sales of Household Furniture, and out door sales generally: also to sales of Real Esthtc. Stocks, Ac, at the Exchange.

i urn flcMTnir. Ritd Pnnxn Owner of WiUouohby and Pearl streets, near Oiet Citv jtrooavn. JoBKim Hkokman, Auctioneer. J. H.

OrrAtpful for till, llhoral Mltnnarrn wtttnti Tia ham ceived during the past thirteen years, respectfully Informs those Interested, that he is now prepared to receive consignments of all kinds of MERCHANDISE, FURNITURE. DRY GOODS, HARDWARE. FANCY GOODS. BOOKS. to be sold at Auction nr Privnto Sal in lit.iilflnliil Sales Rooms.

Liberal advances when required. Personal attendance will be given as usual to Sales of Furniture at Private Houses. John Jones, REAL ESTATE INSURANCE BROKER, No. 859 Fulton street, (Vono's Building,) opposite the the Citv UoU, Brooklyn. The stihseriher wmilri lnnpm f.l.n.i.

.) the nubile that he will cMVAhln ntmnnnl nttntlnn tA th sale and nurchase of Real Estate. a'tcntionpaid to the Letting of Houses. Also the Collection of Rents. Aobnt for Firk Inbcranoi. Also special Agent for Spratt's Patent Lightning Rods.

JOHN JONES, Money loaned on Bond and Mortgage. A number of Houses and Stores to Let. de5 tf At Private Sale. A two story gothic cottage. 23x38 with furnace, hot and cold water, and gas pipes all through, with Ave lets or ground well stocked with fruit and ornamental trees, and small shru bery.

will he exchanged for a brick house and lot in the vicinity of the City Hull. Also atwo stiry and basementframe house, on Oleremont between Park and Myrtle In fine condition wiU be sold low, A three story basement and sub cellar brick house. 20x40. uuicucu wiui urciieu panors. marme manues ana grates all gas, etc.

Lot 20x100 must be sold by the 1st of March, aud at a great bargain, situate in Livingston st 3rd house east of Nevins st. Also a two story attic, basement and sub cellar frame house, 25x40, with furnace nnd bathing room, gas, etc' Lot 25x102 situate 205 Bridge street, 3rd door froji Myrtle avenue, will be sold very low. JOHN JONES, Fulton street, opposite City Hall. Also some few lots on Munroe in Bedford, wdl bo sold low for cash. Jail tf For Sale.

ingCseTu sold low, and on exceedingly reasonable terms doing agoodbpsiness. The owner wishing to give it up. and wifi ooarn wun tne person that buys the furniture. Tho rent is very low. Possesion IstFebruary.

For particulars apply as jaio tr A iiARE Chance for Builders. Some very fine lots on paved streets, for sale and money loaned to build, Bituato in the 7th ward, Also, a two story frame house with basement and under cellar, sltuato on Powers street, cor of State, with brick stable and a lot on State st. Also the adjoining houee, both will bi sold on reasonable JOHN JONES. Weeks Smith, auctioneers and real estate brokers, AT1 fi7 JPttJtrvn 3ft Will give their personal attention to the puplio Sale of Boa hstate. Household Furniture, and outof doors sales general" ly also, to the sale of Real Estate, Vessels, Stocks.

at the Merchants Exchange in the City of New York. On Will nil MVnn tr. tha n.lH.I. chase and exchange of every description of Real Estate in the cities of New York and Brooklyn A Register is kent of Farmn for flllA In Onrt now nf country. ersons desirous of purchasing, or having property to sett, re invited to ca or mlllro.a thrnuoh thin.

II scription, price, terms, Ac, of their property. Money loaned on Bond nnH nnn iLrn.t. gages negociated. A large number of desiraoie Homes and Lots for sale in every part of the city. Also, several hundred choice building lots on favorable terms.

Idoar1. stone 4 Wcek'J No 57 Fnltnn Brooklyn. No. 2 Nassau st New York. Satisfactory reference given If desired.

DOOKS, STATIONERY AND MAGAZINES JLJ for isoo, at reduced prices, of Fashions 20o a copy. Godey's. Graham's and Putnam's Magailnes Is. 6d. eaoh, The four British.

Reviews, London Quarterly, etc, and uiacawoous magazine, ail lor 1U a year in advance. Subscribers served In any part of the city with any of the a. navirt, delb tf 103 Fulton, junction of Main street. NEW BOOKS Republican Court. Knickerbocker Gal erv.

Lilies and Violets, or the True Graces of Maidenhood. Fudge Doings by Ik Marvel. Ruth Hall; by Fanny Fern. Bnow Flake for 1856. Affections Gift for 185.

Gem Annual for 1 855. Friendships Offering for 1856. Hllm.nlliT In rt. Merrie England by Grace Greenwood. For sale by GEORGE de28 tf Mo.

LITTLE, Fulton street. VTEW WORKS JUST RECEIVED AND FOE A.1 Sale by SMITH LORD, 246 Fultor Brooklyn. Ruth Hall by Fanny Fern. Life of P. T.

Bamum by himself. The Tricolor on the Atlas by Pnlstky. Heartsease author of heir of RedctuT. Way Down East by Jack Downing. Land of the Saracen by Bayard Taylor.

Tne Know ftotninir. You have heard of Them by Q. Later Years by author of Owl Creek Letters, etc. The Reoubllcan Court Also a spl ndld assortment of Papier Macbe. Terra Cotta, Wedgwood, Bohemian and Stone Cameo Ware detptf JUiaallcroeotia.

A NOVEL SIGH T. The Celebra ted WASHINGTON BILLIARD TABLE, First Premium Crystal Palace Billiard Table. Two Engllah Slate Bed. and other BilliinkTables. AU of BASSFORD'S makeTmay be seen and used at the saloon corner of Fulton asn Pineapple tho present week neatest fitted up rooms in America.

Gentlemen of New York and Brooklyn who wish to see the best, the handsomest the Most Ancient and Finest Running Tables In tnlj country are invited to call and see for themselves. Gentlemen about putting up tables in their Private Houses Invited the above before doing so. A large assortment of Billiard Tables of smaller dimensions made to order, and every article in the trade for sale at .149 Fulton andBAnn New York. N. B.

The salon will be pen at 8 o'clock. A. M. no7 3m A. BAS8FORD.

149 Fulton at. N. 7. S. O.

DYER, Piano Forte Teacher and Tuner, Cumberland near Myrtle (First door from Orphan Asylum.) Pianos kept in tune by the year on very moderate terms. S. D. keeDS on hand at his residence, a small hand at his residence, a small assortment carefully selected Pianos of the best Makers, for sa'e at very prices. Persons about purchasing will find It to their ad vantage to give him a call before committing themselves else where.

MelodeonB and second hand PianoB, for sale and to The Myrtle avenue cars pass within a few doors of tha house. deli 8m HOLIDAY'S PRESENTS AT PRICES TO SUIT THITIMKS. Olose Buyers who are look ins out for Bargains, are rponmtMl tn mil at rfn. fifi Myrtle and examine our stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, saver and Plated Ware. Fancy Goods, which are octet mined to sell at the lowest possible prices, all goods wiui umcu ua rcyrcocutcu.

tW Watches, docks and Jewelry Repaired. se3 ly SPOONER A WSLCH. 69 Myrtle avenue. TO TRUNKMAKERS A full assortment of Tacks, trunk nails, hoop Iron, etc, for sale at the Great Republic Furnishing Warehouse, SIS and 814 Fulton st. aul8 em DODGE fe so.

rpO BUTCHERS. A great variety of knives, JL stickers, steels, stc, for sale at Now York prices at the Great Republio Furnishing War i)d814Futon street. aulB 6m A co. rpOYB TOYS TOYS I 1 For the Holidays, indPulteasU the tho tea, in into I er City who day to? am 21 I ed them to demean themselves peaceably, to Which they responded by still more offemive language. He then informed them thai they muBt either behave properly or quit tue sleigb, When the whole party fell upon him, beating him a shocking manner and disfiguring his face fdr life.

They then cat off the pocket o1 his coat containing money and decamped. Tho same villainous party, or a portion of them, hBve committed depredations of a Himilar cha racter on more occasions than this. On last New Tears' Day the some party, as is believed, visited the hotel in Poplar street, known as the "Three Bells," and being refused aB much rum as tby desired, broke the windows and proceeded to the Fraukliu Houbc, where a table way ppread, and of the vianda thereof partook, after which they upset the tablss, ovet tumiog and destroying all within their reach. It is hoped tbat the recent exploit in which the stage coaduotor was the victim, will be their lust for some time, as the police are on their track and will probably micceod in arresting the whole gang. The naaiG of the conductor Ja George Wilson, who resides at No.

95 Fulton Btreet. Dhordsrly Conduct in the Last night, after the performances at the MuBeum had concluded, some of the amateurs proceeded to cut up pranks upon the sidewalk, and amused themselves by kicking over ash barrels, and committing other indiscretions, quite unbecoming. Officer Squires, ol the First Distract Polic 1, expostulated with them, but that had no other effect than ta incite them to further violen The princ pal offender beiug a woman, the officer did not deal as summarily with her as he would have done with any of the other sex. But all patience on his part oeasing to be a virtue, he took her into custody, when the men attempted to rescue her. Ii ihia they were foiled however, as the officer made effectual use of his club by knocking one of tbom flit upaa tho pivemeat aid giving another a coltd blow which induced him to go his hold.

Officer Williams, of the same district, coming up, the two men were arrested, and with the woman were taken to the City Hall and locked up for the night. This morning they wero brought before Justicj Smith, and the whose name is Sarah Ciine, was fined $5, and the men, named Peter Cline and Cha'e Gline, were held in S250 bail each, to await the action of the Grand Jury on a charge of resist, ing (he tflictr while in the performance of his dutieB. P. F. Hakris, publisher of a vulgar bheetand Geckos: Thompson, said to bo editor of the Game, were arrested yestercay by officer Spicsr, of the office of the District Attorney, (New York) on the charge of publishing an indecent article iu the last number of their paper.

The District Attorney, after procuring a cop? of the paper, made a complaint before Justice OrBORN, and a warrant was issued (or ihe arrest ol both publisher and oeitcr. They were accordingly brought tho mapi kate, who held thsm to ball in $500 to answer the charge. So far eo good, but ihia arrest sort the publication of the fact in the papers will cause a demand for the obnoxious sheet equal to a run oa a doubtful Savings Bank. It is jsst by notoiiety that Buch fil.h liven, and if the New York authorities had been partners of the firm tho could not have done more to provide an index by which the depraved and impure minded a large class in crowded commuuitieii may find pabulum for their puri. ent instincts.

The New Yoik papers publish not only the name ol the publication, tut the heading Of the article We may expsct the print in question to loom up at once iuto a rival of the Herald, and the editor outstrip Barnum, Wj ck off, Doesticksor Fanny Fern. On next Wednesday night a performance iakei place at the Museum for the benefit of the poor of Brooklyn, which we trust will be well attended. Our readers ought to remember that notwithstanding the great endeavors that have been made for the relief of tho Poor during this inclement season aud hard time, the winter is but half over, aad raauy yet may suffir from the want of tho common necessaries of life. It is but a mite that is asked, and like the poor wid ow of old, of U3 tbould contribute a portion towards the relief of salferiag humanity, ba it ever so sinall, See advertisement in another coin mo. EtBBiiiT, The rcons of the City Academy corner Court And Jc rolomeu were entered on Saturday last and robbsd of a Galvanic battery a'jd Beveral valuablo pieces of apparatus connected with it.

They were of Pike's manw faoturo and were recently purchased. A libtral reward will be paid for the'r recovery. A money box containing money belonging to a Society, whicn meats iu the rooms waa abo rifled of its contents. Correction'. Among our police reports yesterday the names of Andrew Drake and Smuel Hubua appeared us having been arrested and fined for disordeiiy conduct iu the streets.

The gentlemen named are officers of the police, and arrested two other men for the offence attributed to thtm in the report. The transposition if named wai an inadverfance, and we deem it proper to make the correotio We call attention to the eafb of five convenient houses ia Naesm street, in front of J. Colejto morrow at 12 o'clock, at the Merchants' ohange, New York. The conditions of Bile, which are accommodating, will then be declared The oppc rtunity is here afforded to obtain a comfortable residence at a reasonable rate. Burglaries.

The house of Mr. Chadborn. No, 4 Saokett street, and that cf Mr. S. T.

Clark, No. adjoining, were feloniously entered last mguti, nuu a variety 01 arucicB were teKen tneroi from. Damaobd Drt Goods. Bargains Bar alius Baboaks 1 1 J. P.

Cooper, one of tho sufferers at tho late Bra In Court street, has determined to dispose of the remainder of his stook at a groat saorlflce, for whloh purpose he has hired the store 198 Court street, opposite the 8rd district station house, and will commence operations on Monday next. Ladles on tho alert, ttys Is a ml chance. Ja29 at HUB, The advices from Manchester denoto no im provemott in that markot. The previously reported dcoliuo In the bread uir market had been overcome, and at tha close on Friday Flour showed an advance of 6i over tho rates current on the 13th r. i 7ttv Urm' but uot ootive two Pence raoifi" adviaed per 8tamer Indian Corn had also slightly improved daring the week, and closed at an advance of 6d pe? Consols cloeed at 91 7:8.

The war news Is enterely unimportant. Nothing or a deoisive character had ocourred booro Sevastopol. The state of affairs was wholly unchanged. Negotiations ore still in progress but nothing certain known respecting them. 33d Conirress.Sd Session.

Washington, Jan 80. Senate. Mr. Jones, of presented a resolution enquiring ot tho Committee on Ponl offiees and PoBt roadB how mujh the Collins line of steamers have received up to the present time from freight and passengers. Agreed to.

Mr. Johnson offered a resolution of enquiry of the President, why the funds appropriated for the United States Court, in the Western Die. trict of Arkansas, have not been promptly aBnt to the United States Marshal tf that District He remarked that he was tirtd of runninc nim the deoartments. and fthonld nri nr nrt For wunt of proper transmission, this uiorniutr" jurors and witnesses iu Arkansas have been obliged to Bell their cenifloates at great din count. The effioers through whoso netrlicencp this occurs should be promptly dismissed.

Mr. Gwin WUb find the eubiertt. wa California was worse off in the resneols named than Arkansas. He wished the resolution had been broader. Mr.

CaB Has the monev In hnn nrawn rrom the Treasury? Mr. Johnson I don't know. Mr. Cass It 1b not bsst to throw imputations until the facts are known. The army appropriation bill was then taken up.

Mr. Filzpatrick, speaking in favor of the pro vision authorizing the Indians to employed as Hf.nnin, rnngore, huntors and guides. The rc oommuudtitiou of the President was right, in the employment ol red men, not as warriors, but as guides to the army. No other cause would ena pie ua to control tho Indiana. The Ssminole war is an evidence of the difficulty ol geUins alonir without Indian aid.

Destruction by Flro oS an Eutrine House Boffllo, Jan. 30. A fire broke out at Fort Erie (C. last night about one o'clock by which the Engine houBeand machine shop at thai place, belonging to the Buflalo and Brautford Rail Roaa wore destroyed with all their contents. In the tha Engine house there wero five locomotives.

Toe loss is not less than sixty thoefand dollais and may be more. The locomotives boildings only partially so. The Buffalo Fire Onm river owing to a tremendous snow storm wnioh was raging no boats could oome over for them all efforts proved fruitless to save to Bave property. The Are originated in the oil room. Weather at Buffalo.

Buffalo, Jan. 30. A line weBterlv snow storm has bnnn ing here fer the laBt twenty lour hours with very cold weather. Very little business is done, every one venturing out as little as possible. Arrival of the Southern Itlall.

Baltimore, Jan. 30. New Orleans and intermediate mails as late as due are received. We have dateB from Texas to the 21st. A Paoiflo Rail Road Company has been organized.

Robert TV. Walker waB eleoted president, and a deposit of In speole is to ba made. Mhe draining house ol Messrs D. Mills, near Galveston, was burned, destroying 600 hogsheads of sugar, and 1200 hogsheads of mo. lasses.

Tho Brltr IWolanktES Ashore. Providence, Jan. 31. The brig Molunkus, Capt. Bailey of Eastport, from Havana for Boston, with a cargo of molas went asbore Sunday on Block Island.

The Capt, and crew went ashore to get assistance and while there tho vesel got off herself and was not heard of again until Monday, when ahe was fell with by a boat's crew of Islanders and carried Newport. 5to tt or $ax SaU TpNCINE AND BOILER FOR "SALE. A Bmall otcllating Engine and Boiler attached. Very compact, and can be removed with little espente will bi idd cheap on application at the Eagle iffice. whsre It may be seen.

The engine is rated at 4 hon e. JaSS tf STORE AND LOFTS TO LET. No. 10S Court, near Atlantic strppt with wtthnnf. ctpum row a first rate location for a Lock Smith, i any monuf turing business.

Inquire of GEORGE W. STILWElL. 105. adjoining. U3i e.o.dw TO LET.

The Manager's room of the Young Men's Christian Association In Court street, near ths Hall, will be let twoevrninus aurlng eaih rttk at reasonable terms Apply to tlilier of the committee ou rooms, may be found at the room of the ja24 lw A. GELLATLY. Chairman. JR. PITKIN'S SALE OF EAST NEW York.

Woodhaven and other property, eontlnned from January i8tb. one week, will resume the aaleoaTburs. 5th at 3 o'clock P. at B. Edmonds Co's salas room.

ao.iuiuiwuoi.,ivy tlon received, stored anu sow on iair jaietr PROPERTY IN BROOKLYN. The Advertiser wishes to procure a building in Brooklyn. som where between Hicks. Clinton, Orange and Atlantiostrsttt. the puVpoTe of esTablishing a Private dsncbgaoadamyfer families Any one having property to Improve or a good house in whlcli alterations Tcan be made nrlMsee can hear of a nood ttnant for a termor years By add1ing.

Dodworth. S0d Broadway. j20 2w TO LET At a moderate rent, the beautiful tred modem three story arid stons basement houe. AdV St Double stairs, gas. baths, heater, range.be Is.

tDb i is about 6 mmuu walk from the Fulton WiSfS 'fefrlei. if let to an established Piano Forte maksr rfiiho taken In Instruments at iraue pneeo. uww Possession immediauhr. Enquire! at lauur. Jul 6 Im Tor SALE OR TO LET A House and Lot on Bedford avenue, near DeKnlb now occupied as h.veri would be sold cn reasonable terms, cr leased to a fcteSatT toKofew.

W. Fulton it N. Y. Central RR 891 Erie bdi 75 to Harlem R. SOt Panama RR 944 Col A Rock Island bds .80.