The New York Herald Newspaper, March 14, 1844, Page 5

& Laresr rrom Arrica.—We have received, by “the way of Philadelphia, the following intelligence from the coast of Afric ae ‘Correspondence of the Hi J © Istanp or Mapeina, Feb. 7, 1944. Sim—The VU. 8. ship Saratoga arrived here on the 20th wary, and sailed again on the 6th instant for the coast AP AMiea Oficers aed crew all well. ‘The following is stanara officers, viz :— Josiah Tattnall, Eeq., commander. Lieutenants, C. M. Snes has. Heywood, C. 8. Boggs, 1.8. Stillwagen, E. rote oa angen, H. lentworth. Purser, Hor. Brit e. Act faster, J.C. Wait. Assistant Sur- | Bates. wed Midshipman, J. M. Duncan.— Geptain’s Clerk, A.W. Russell Purser’s Clerk, B.Frank- Bn Ferris. Pg homag 8. Wilcox, O C. Badger, Ae iw R. Law, E. W. Henry, D. A. Chever, E. D. Senmer, Boatswain, W. C. Burns. Sail hteken’ B. B. Burchsted, Carpenter, L. Manson. Gunner, Jno. Barr. Masters Mate, Henry P. Lunt. It appears that the news we published several weeks ago is fully confirmed by these advices.— Our squadron on the coast, consisting of the Mace- donian, Saratoga, and Decatur, destroyed, early in | December last, six towns, a great many Canoes, and several lives, including the African King. A ter this the Americans had it all their own way, | and made a trealy of peace with a large tribe of | Africans. In one of the towns destroyed was found | the register and other papers of the schr. Mary | Carver, the destruction of which vessel led to this @ttack on the part of our squadron. Lave From Haytt. ‘We learn from Capt. Smith, of the Republic, from Port au Prince, that there had been a serious disturbance at a town called Petit | Haverer, a few miles from St. Mark’s, between the civil authorities and military, which ended in the death of one General and six Government officers. !h The north part of the Island being dissatisfied with the Constitution formed at Port au Prince, the gov- ernment party attempted to force it,upon the people, and hence the disturbance. The blacks were so exasperated ut the mulattos of St. Mark’s, that the latter were advised by the General in command, to goaway. In consequence, several hundred had arrived at Port au Prince— leaving every thing behind. .. This was to be expected. Black and mulatto mi- Atary officers will never work after once getting an epaulette on their shoulder. Travian Orera.—As usual, a brilliant house, last night. Belisario was the opera, and it elicited, if possible, still more enthusiastic applause than on its former representation. The performers all ac- quitted themselves in the most creditable manner. It certainly is very gratifying to Mr. Palmo to “find,that notwithstanding all the rivalry in the way of public amusements now arrayed against him, his elegant opera house commands houses such as have been hitherto seen only in the most prosper- ous times and the reign ofsome favorite star. Mu- sical taste has at length finally taken up its abode here, and the opera 1s now secure against failure. Rapetti’s benefit takes place to-night, and a very brilliant and crowded house may be confidently an- ticipated. Navieation on Tue Hupson.—For the last twenty- four hours we have had rain. This with the freshet which set in at Albany last Saturday, will open the river by Sunday or Monday next. We cannot see any thing to prevent this taking place. Common Council, Boanp of Auprames.--Wevaxsvay, March 13.—The Board met this evening in accordance with adjournment, | to discuss the police bill from the Board of Assistants. The Dill jad been discussed in the committee of the who!e, which was discharged by a resolution offered by Alderman Lee. The Sound Boats.—A petition to remove the location of the landing of the Sound steamboats, to the upper part of the city, was then presented and referred to a select com mittee, , Consisting of Aldermen Briggs, Brady and Lee. Police Bill.—Alderman Lex then culled for the previous question on the adoption of the first article of the bill as Amended, and as noticed by us yesterday. He said, there had Deen talk enough and he was for action, action, ac- sed the call for the previous by avote of 8toS. He then o} dea a resolution, cae upon the counsel of the board to draft a memorial and bill to be presented to the Legis- lature, authorising the Common Council to ado} such | an ordinance as the y may deem necessary. Alderman Lee ani Entmans strongly urged ediate Positive action, as time enough had been spent in talk. ‘The resolution of Alderman Scoues Was then lai! on the table by a vote of 11 to 6. Article first of the bill was then taken up and alopted, section by section. ' The first section;abolishes the watch department, the fais police officers, Sunday officers, and inspectorsof junk shops. Section second authorizes the Biincaest of 650 men, whe are to. form a day and night patrol, one half of whom are to be en duty at one time. e other sections relate to the duties of the patro}, except | ection tenth, which was so amended as to compel the at- | tendance of two clerks at the lower police during the day and one at night, and one magistrate and one clerk at the upper po police oftice day and night Sections eleventh and twelith authorizes the appointment of forty police oflicers to attend the ave and lower police offices, who are to Teceive a stipulated salary, in lieu of all allowances now Fer and not any extra compensation or reward for their services. Article second was then taken up, which relates to the power of appointment. After considerable discussion, the article was referred to a select committee, consisting of Aldermen Nash, Dunning and Waterman; and the Board then adjouned to Monday afternoen at 5 o'clock. Cireult Court, Before Judge Kent. Mancu 13.—Van Cott vs. Sharp —The Jury in this case, were eg — this morning, when the plaintiff'did not hae "over. Sir De Witt, does not the plaintift, Van Cott, | ear? Mr. De Wirt.—I don't know ,y 7 Covnt.—What ! does the plaintiff mean not to appeal Crier call Van Cott. ‘The plaintiff not answering, a xox surr was entered for the defendant. After the case of Fan Cott vs. Sharp had been disposed of, the Court intimated to the Bar, that none but short ca- ses woul be tried during. the remainder of the week. Erastus Wheaton vs. Elias H. Maine impleaded with George Bard. et. als ‘was an action of assumpsit, to ff of two promissory notes. In | ‘ndunt Bard, endorsed two notes in the & Co” A copartnership existed hetween the defendants at the time of the fe of the notes, | which were endorsed in the name e this firm, by George Bard, a brother to endorser,’who was also one of the firm Jt was contended for the defence that a dissolution of co- partuersbip tok place at the time of the signing of the | motes. Evidence was put in for the plaintiff, whic! went | to show that James Bard, brother t the defendant had conducted the business of the firm in December, 1412, in | the ordinary manner, and that George the signer of the | notes was in ontdvor empley, deing the business of Maine | & Co. The question for the jury was simply to try if the | act of the deiendant, George Bard, bound the firm, it not having been shown that a dissolution took place. The Jury found for the plaintiff $152 damages, including inte- | rest, with costs. | In the case of Weed vs. Burrell, et als.—An action of assurnpit; a verdict was rendered for the plaintiff, $155 10 “Alderman Scours oppo estion, which was los! a] id ur Honor. damage: against Burrell ; and $166 22 against Powell and Weir, impleaded with him, with costs. The Court adjourned until this morning at 10} o'clock. | MONBY MARKE ". Wednesday, March 13—6 P. M. ‘The Stock Market becomes more depressed daily- The | Operations at both Boards are very limited, and made without the least spirit or favorable feeling. Paterson declined 4 percent ; Ohio 6's }: Kentucky }; Illinois }; | Farmers’ Loan } ; Pennsylvania 6's}; Harlem improved | } Norwich and Worcester | ; Canton } ; sales of West- ern Railroad at 64] ; 13 offered for Texas Bonds, 18 ask- | ed. The movements in Wall street denote very dull times, and the brokers have very little encouragement to | get up any corner. ‘The present condition of the stock market and the inac- | tivity of most of the largest operators, is one of those calms | that usually follow a severe gale. All speculative move. | ments are very quiet just now. The blast exhausted itself, | find is gathering strength for another blustering time o speculation. The operators in all the three great items of speculation, cotton, real estate and stocks, will be again in tho field with renewed energy. The first moment something favorable springs up that can be made availa- Ble, it will be used to get up another excitement, andthe heat will soon reach a fever point | A bill to incorporate the Bank of Chilicothe passed thi House of Representatives of Ohio by a vote of 35 to The loss by the late fire in Newark falls on the follow: | ing oitices : North River Insurance Company, $6,700; Howard Insurance Compuny, $4,600; Manhattan Compa ny, $2000; Aatna Company, $2,500, all of this city; and | the Mechanics’ Insurance Company of Newark} $000, | A Dill has been introduced Into the Senate of this State, | and referred to the Committee on Finance, to equalize the State tax among the several counties of the State, Several \F Petitions have been|presented during the present session on | this suhject,and there is no bill before the Assembly requi. | ring legislative action more than this An equal valuation of property in different sections of the State, according to its Jocalion, would place the burden of taxation in propor. tion to the ability to bear it, According to the Comptrol- Ier’s Heport, land in Cayuga county is valued at $10 per acre; in Livingston $26; in Monroe $30; in Orange $13; 4n Montgomery $12; in Schoharie $4; in Herkimer 6; in Columbia $16; and in Delaware only $3. This is the average, The soil of Cayuga county is as fertile as that ‘of any other county in the State; itis situuted in the mid. Ale of the State, and the value is placed at $10 per acre, ‘The land of Livingston co., not so favorably situated as to markets, is valued at nearly three;times that of Cayuga,— | on their investments. | prime yello Landed property in Orange county, the second in the State on the Hudson river, with the most extensive market in the country in its immediate neighborhood, is only valued at $18 per acre. These facts show the great inequality that exists im the valuation of land throughout the State. ‘The same thing fexists in Pennsylvania and Maryland, and that alone has been the principal canse o! the non- payment of the tax levied in those States. It is no more than strict justice that all should be taxed as equally as possible for the purposes of State government. County taxes are of a more local nature, and are governed by the expenses created for improvements within the limits of each. Until some laws are passed regulating the valua- tion of property on correct principles, the people will re- fuse to submit to the demands made through the collec. tors Taxes amounting to more than a million of dollars remain unpaid in Pennsylvania from this cause, and seve- ralceunties in Maryland, will not suffer the collector to show his head,—in an official capacity,—within their limits. The report lately made by the Trustees of the North American Trust Cempany, presents one of those exposcs of mismanagement that the financiers of the present day are so often guilty of. The re. sources of the institution, it is plainly to be seen, have been wasted im extravagance and speculation. The se curities of the bank consisted principally of mortgages marked up to a point far above the actual value of | the property on which they rested. Loans were made of | large amounts on these morgages, and the depreciation, since the explosion of the bubble that gave ,them a ficti. tious value, has so reduced the assets of the company that the stockholders will receive back but a small percent The individuals that directed and controlled these operations, were the prime movers in all the speculative transactions that led to the bankruptey of 1837 and 1838. ‘They were the advocates of the Free Banking Law ; their influence was used in the lobbies of the Legislature at Albany; they pushed the system from conception to completion, with all the energy and perseverance of men whose existence was wrapped up in its perfection. They belonged to that school of finan ciers that depend upon ‘great expansions of public and private credit to carry out their schemes. The Free Banking Law was got upto supply the vacuum created by the dissolution of the United States Bank. The circu lation of paper was sustained, by creating a host of new banks under this flaw, and the same value of property ‘was sustained as before. Credits were as expanded as at any time during the existence of the bunk, and the bub- ble was kept thoroughly inflated. In the midst of these things, the North American Trust and Banking Company was created under the general banking law. With a very large nowinal capital, it came into the market and discounted paper to an immense amount,taking as collate- ral bonds and mortgages not worth a quarter of the money they represented, The debtors of the bank, in five cases out of six, preferred sacriticing their mortgages to paying their notes; and this species of property accumula- ted in the hands of the bank to an immense amount. So long as the fever for speculation lasted, these securities retained their nominal value, and the assets of the bank made a very tormidable appearance.— So long,as the value of property was so inflated, the actual insolvency of the institution was disguised; but the mo- ment the bubble burst and’ everything found a just and proper level, the utter worthlessness of the securities held by the bank, became visible, and theybankruptcy of the whole concern too plain to be any longer doubted.— What little substence the bank ever had was long before this crisis wasted in extravagance and folly. The ofticers were completely incapable to fulfill the duties entrusted tothem. Their utter ignorance of the vory first legiti- mate principle of banking, and the speculations in which they were individually involved, utterly disqualified them for the positions they occupied. They have to a man be come as insolvent as the bankrupts their acts created.— ‘They have built their palaces, but they have passed from under the hammer into other hands. The ill gotten wealth remained but a short time with those who extract- ed it from the widows’ mite and the orphans’ all. The history of the North American Trust and Banking Com- pany will live in the memories of many who have been beggared by the acts of those in whom the most unbound ed @onfidence was placed. Many of the individuals whose names stand the most conspicuously in the late exposition of this company, at this moment hold high places of trust in the service of the government ; others occupy humbler positions, but all are very sensitive of their reputations, and make elaborate attempts to maintain a safe position in the public mind. The experience of one age in finan- cial matters hardly seems to teach sufficieut wisdom in another, to avoid the dangers that follow the adoption of any new system of banking. The abuses practised in this city and State under the general banking law, do not serve as a warning to the Legislatures of other States, in preventing the adoption of the same system. A bill has lately passed the House of Representatives in Ohio, creat- ing a free banking law, and authorizing the issue of bills by depositing Ohio State stock with the Auditor. The ame eeeds of bankruptcy have been sown, that produced so abundant a harvest in this State, and the same results will be realized In Ohio, Old Stock Exchange. #10000 U 86's, 2, cow'n 116 100 Vicksburg Bk jo, Ie Ohio ry ay “60 79 N Am Trust Co 190 Farmers’ Trust 160 i000 do 98 125 1 20008 = do $60 98% 50 do b30 15000 do. 60 98° 25 Canton Co 1000 do 97% 50 do boo 500 Ohio Domes’c bds F975 do 3 2000 Arkansas 6's $2 50 do 30 éine itino,s Spt Sas 42% 75 do bio 4246 195 Paterson RR 4000 Penu'a’ ou, 150 do. 30 00 130 695g 50 do bio 6000 Ken’y ¥’s 103% 50 Harlem RR 5536 do 90 1034, 500 do bin 50 4000 = do 103. do, 360 5556 400 do b90 103% 167 Nor&WoreRR 38 $000 Indians $ bis, 3850 do 38% 1000 Indiana Sty tds 37, 300 do b1o 38) 8000 Alabr ma 9" 84% 100 = do 33 soatne ‘Mechanica’ % do 530 38 2% do 390 3844 25 Weatern RR 6136 SAub& RochR R105 Second Board. b30 42% 200 L Island RR 540 7514 8 rs Nor * ow RR 383 £000 éo bs 98% 38 Saha LfdndRR” e* fo 960 38h New Stock Exchangs. ie Farm Ee Loaa 198 Canton Co do 3 35 =. ae bao 35% 25 do b30 35! 50 do saw 35) 5 views alc att icksbarg 2 Mohawk RR baw 3000 do 100 Nor& Wor RR bis 38% 1000 Indiana 25 do 38 3000 dy to ba 383 2000 do a do buw 33, 1000 do 50 Harlem RR 55 wo do 10 do 3 58 do stw 38 100 do 1000 do Beh do 1000 Penz’a 5's sim 250 do bs 100 do sim 683g 100 do L3 Alshas Dry ‘Dock Ba 69 State of Trade. Asuxs.—Pots continues in very limited demand. We ranete ag 56} 04624. Pearls ‘are very dull, and are dat je improves daily in demand. The sales are principally for export, and rule at 30} a 30/6. for Cortox.—The downward tendency of the market as noticed yesterday has continued to-day, and holders have | conceded 40 the sales have been on’a more extended | scale, imiming. up abont 3000 bales at the decline noticed. Holders are still anxious sellers, and the market is far from firm. The continued falling off in price at the South | and the disinclination of shippers to operate, causes pur- chasers to make low offers and buy only such lots as ‘are af Prov We have no alteration to report in the quo- improving slightly. Lard is rather active than otherwise. We notice sales of good quality at6a6jc, Butter is in fair demand, and extremes range from 7 I7e. ‘There is ver little doing in Cheese, The sales reported rule at 6 c, for export. 1 his article is in fair demand. of good qualities at $2 50 « $2 87 Wuurev.—There it very ttle enquiry for elther de. scription. Drudge casks cun be still quoted at9a}e. Pri- son barrels at 24) a 26c. Reat. Estatk.—The following sales were made at auc- tion Lot of ground on south side of 11th street, 250 eee Pat of Oth Avenue, 25 feet by half of oc pane We quote sales Cotton Markets. Mont more to day, sales estimated at 2500 to 3000 bal prices reported } a }o easier than yesterday. The sales yes- day from 1400 a 2000 bales, and on Saturday ut 1900 total for three business da Snearly 6500 bales, have receded nearly Jc perl bernia’s account since the receipt of the Hi- Middlings are quoted Tha7}e; mid dling fair 8 a8}; and fair 8) cents. Current prices are now fully 1c below the highest point of the season, Re ceipts since Friday evening a trifle over $000 bales. To- | Montevi- tal of season ne parly 310,000 bales, At Sea, the Ind Nov., 1843, on board the brij deo, of New York, Wittiam Proctor, formerly of Mar- Ot Dropsy, on Tuesday the 12th instant, Carnanime, wife of John Collins, inthe 28th year of herage. requested to attend the funeral, on Thursday the lth in- stant.at 4 o'clock, P. M., from her late residence 34 Spring Died, f, ble Head, Mass, Her friends and relatives and ‘those of the family are street, Forest House, commands $1 2a! $16. Genesee Flour is firmer and holders now ask $4 93]. | Sales at $4 87}. | ations fer Beef and Pork. The demand for the latter is | $2,400 | March 6 —Cotton—The market has been rather | Prices | Latest Advices THE NEW YORE HERALD SoSu-cSRSSeELVRB-oisIs e SosaFSre5) BER oNsS_ aoBLslsur BsuB=ABSlan-e SS eSSiawe Woreign im s. boxes sugar 50 bags coffee Meanie tates lig eo eon e—12 0 2 118 a Eiligmockp8'C x ‘Agnew & Son—30 C W Smith—376 ‘Kifer « Parson M ay bag Sr Taomae-Brig doseph~2"8 ide sugar 30 ¢ 126 bags cottce Missoni Thornvou20 egaeat aa eet $6160 G Anger gllavama Schr Mary & Elizabeth—9 bales heeawax 8 Judd’s Sons—100,.00 sexars EM Wi'ey—37 brs AH Kessick—51,000 yer J Wallace ceAtwell Whitmore—31_ bats A Lobstt—165 bas A C 190 do Ssyre ref Southeu— 100 do Bechett & co—S2 do Thompson & Adame tora 19 ce- rons mdse J) Curtis—60 bls molasses M Depuga. Domestic Importations. AperA CHIC Osh 18 Ceylon—564 bales cotton Goodhue & co—78 Bower: & Kneseland—25 Danham & Dimon—9 Holbrook ENekos--18.8 Richards—1909 W H Howland—4000 reeds to ter. ANs—Ship Edwin—1295 bb!s porky78 do shoulders 91 casks ramps 236 bole hams 1426 kegs Lir4 Dawes & Cary— rk 225 hogs lore & Hopgock—213 bales cottou R Irvin. 71 Pillott, Barbier & co—22 Bogart & Kneeland—72 On puke pert [ea pston ryt lard heey a bd & co- 989 OS Is gael lard hou'ders 4: av he Sinai Ww H L is fara 6 ie ork PI PT Nevins ‘& Fon, 108 bbls m0 ja e's Lewis New Ontrans—B id Lanrel—244 bbls pork 160 do iard GW Edwards—159 do Bras! § o9-0 Kees do 44 bbls molasses 17 bs. cotton Bartlett, Welden & New Onteaie- Brg Capi in ‘fou—296 bhds sugar 313 bbls bales cotton Macy and Hol- meee Brown, Brot eT rt | Acton—79 bales cotton Spofford, Penister—73 (i Milne—40 Barstow & Hayes—92 Holbrook } Pileston & co—78 A F Nit Th & Ad & con38 Duuham & D) as cotton § Brothers & co ‘pofford, ‘Tileston & co—65 Post & B Coit €eonss'A Averill fc co—i68 © Robsason —20 do to order. it =e en Packets to Sail. FOR LIVERPOOL, Montezuma, Lowber, Mar. 16 ur, Bursley, Mar, 21 , Collins, ‘March 26 FOR PORTEMOUTH. H Hudson, Moore, Nine. 20 P, Albert, Seb April On HAVRE + Ainsworth, Mar. “Packets to to ) Arrive. + FROM LIVERPOOL, Siddons, Cobb, Feb. 11 Columbus, Cole, Feb. 16 Ashburton, Hurtleston, Feb 21 ¥ROM PORTSMOUTH. Westin | FROM HAVRE, Utiea, Hewi 6 anes _Bereign “Letter Bags. ore tter and Newspaper Bags for all parts of the WwW ill be made yup at the Henao Orrick. Ship Masters and Agents gaball eatvem it a favor, if Captaine of Vessele will nive to Commodore Ropear Siuver of our News Fleet. a ie Bez of the Shipping left at the bor whence they sailed, the je Spoken on their Passage.a List of their Cargo, ar any Foreign Newspapers or News they may have. Ie will board them immediately on their arrival. ents and Cor respondents, at hee oF abroad sing coaler a favor by 2 Otlice all the Marine. Infelligeses hey ee aly Nantieal Tuformation of wy find ‘will bo thar PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 14 SUN Risgs 16 SUN sets 3 tecerved MOON mt HIGH WATER+ Cleared. Fhirs Teluimch, Borland, New Orleans, Nesmith & Walsh Centon, do, do; Jacob Peanell, Waites, New Orlean | Elwell—Barque ela. Babbivie Re xis, A Hubbind Ge~Briga Dintoenas F Nesmith & Walsh; S-a Floner, ayse: Norfolk Reade & Hlonnocte Diana, Robinson, ston, Duabam &/Dimen; Harriet, Bremner, Antwerp, + Kuokleman Se intrepid, Lean, ‘Darie tn: & Co; ~astau, C tuchmond, Allen & on; Cotton Plast, Bolles, Norfolk; ‘Trae, Gardner, Baltimore &N Briggs k Co. Arrived, ae: Edwin, Pearce, 19 days from New Orleans, with cotton master Sw ship Charlotte, Anderson rg, in bal- last, to Booorman, Johasion & arp Ceylon, Cook, 14 days from Apalachicola, with cotton to 4 & Uo Ship Fl mas. 465 days from Ham Howland lavius, Jones, 6 days from Charleston, with ‘cotton, to from Stockholm, with Johnston & Co reported, yesterday] 24 Thompson lea swith pork, malusiens tok Thurs Bog Republic, Smith, toda fer, Be, to Shelding & Kerri Brig Captria John, Eastman, 19 gays fm New Orleans, with ame cya (7 dajs from Apalachicola, with eot- mn ig Juno, Norn {com Georgetown, SC, to A Avex nil & Co Sid in co with Signet, for Barvodoes and Lucinda, Brg egies, Drinkwater, days, fron): M h 160 rg Eugene, Drinkwater, ‘s from Mayagues, with 1 hisgs sugar Sle én molseern’ tp Slazon ke Thesmnee brik Hudson Bragon, 12 days from Cardemus, with 950 hds no to Brig Amanda, Ames, to Breut & Voae—390 hhds. Schr John W Taylor, Sto from Port au Prince, with cof- days from © rdenas, with be sev asses G ‘nurston. from ‘Norfolk, with cotton and staves to ugh mat , 14 days from Matanzas, to J J 6th inst,’ experienced a heavy gale from NW—loat tove bulwarks, &= Mary & El zabeth, Ba:ton, 1 days from Havana, with molasses, to R De Zaldo. hoy ickctson, 20 days from M:tanzas, and 7 harlestom, with 42 bxs sugar, and 33,7000 oranges, ion Nicholas Biddle, Walker, 3 ds fom Philadelphia, with ‘ rate lole, Norwood, 8 days from Eastport, with plaster, to jevins & Rohr Alfred ¥.1 ¥ Thorne, Mareh, from Wilmington, NG, with cotton, Bch Miriet Bure, Keapp, from Richmond, with flour and tobacco; to Alley & Paxso Fehr Louisa, Atwood, 5 days from Marblehead, with fish. Schr Cohannet, Bartleig days from Mariel,’ Cuba, with spolasses) to Foster k Nickerson—I2t hhds molasse® R De taldo. Left no Am vessels, Rent Aer Lad: Se fem Phi Schr Carib, —, from New Orle Iphie with coal. » with provisions. Sehr Raeside, Ls Langley. { from Bostou, with mdse Sehr Jasver Howes m Boston, with mdse. Schr Anacenda, Gorham, from ae with mdre. Schr Stephen C Phi ‘Childs from Glonceste Schr Harmonious Waikee, Rogers, from Virgs Schr Phe‘e D, Smith, from Vir Schr Chauncey, St John, from Below. — ship and two brige—Weather foggy: ve with fish, Nothing sailed this Miscellaneous. Baia Danone, ef NewYork for Matanzas, was lost on Dos Key on the 26h ultimo, crew and passengers saved and arrived at Havana in the Ann A Parker—cargo a total loss—part of the 200 ounces of gold were saved and carried to Havas insured is Be lamlet, was launched he belo Ww (i Capt ‘i Mutiny jhan s employed on the Br ship Corsair, now lying in the Bay, | longing | bas on Thursday or Friday next, tiny ogcurred on Thursday last among the which the Captain finding it the ngsratanee ofthe poli fore boarding the shipand attempting to arteat the | Hnghader aaucee was made by them | scuffle enw Was badly wounded and hand nding itfimpossible to cope nd on Sunday went dowo Cater 4nd the British Consul to ar bile Tribune, Ma ch 9 Sabine spoke on the 16th att tat 31 of Nor h fiom Bostoi, bovnd to" Mac naar | +d 00 her uds on the 29th Jan., and obliged ‘to cat away oF gt her, and was stecring for the menrrat, port ia ‘The Frances, Marsha'l, arr’ ved at New Ore ou the 23d‘ ult saw a large snip ashore on vy, berween Water Key, and the Ligh’, but the weather being so thick, coula not make out her name. Whaiemen. AtOany, Nov 1, Susan, Russell, Nant, 600 bble; 5th, Chas | & Heary, Coleman, do, 650; 18th, Damon,’ Potter, etu.red lo Lown, th’ che Reven ewp at, 19 mos, hh 25th, Audley, ¢ Jark, do, 1300 ap; Dee 1, Oregon. Sherrean, FH, 29 mos, 1109p: Com Previe, Lynn, no: h Peruvian’ Nant ‘24, Henry Loe, Bennett, Si 0. ‘Sid fin d- Nov 16, Harri-on at do, Oct 18, had 100 sp; Elizabeth . Capt Bennett, of of the | Gavernor of wrecked off Halibut Island, Part of the erew saved, name of te ship not learned New Beprorp. Mareh lArr Junir N Goast, via Const of Chi ‘hs whale bone, to rine Weils, Kas elt, Newer, dias sid fin $°, rlos, Dee gle, Perry or Sandwieh Is, and NW, Let why at a5 Dee 1S, George, Sionington, 600] wh for NW, . Iast_ of Nov. merica, fro hg John tor Ban Fe Feb 24, lat 28, lon T2=by Jo * Hero, from New Orlea: s for Martinique, 27ch ule, slat 24 43, low,i8, 30by Karel a thie port on. fm New Orleans, for New Orlean ith tM, Ton 74. 5-—b the Fdw: for Faparereoeh: AU meet Mal Feb de; Gen T) York sid dav b fore. Ronsiann, March 10 dies jhrimid idad Ros id 9th, Balti teal Brow ‘Sth nga Shoal » les ENE Pard—Bitow oe Kaley Cornthian, She ah Wiscasset, March 8—SId, Mat Provipynes, March 1--Arr Ba Grand Turk Porter, Matanzas; Juno, Id, N Norfolk; Aviams, Bry: o'clock, this morning hilad, for Rio de J: . Backus, Stat Tat 3. lon 7 Passed ie, steasin Hoch, Ponce, “Abbas, ‘m Penn, Latch, Ar @ Blam Liverpool. rd, mnaincoy sail ya tmasis, (1d, Of Beaton, Homi, Mar. 5— Are Mary Avo He Cla, Duiresshire, Kelly, [ool Sa ks; roctor, NYor i Pal ALHOUN CE SPECIAL M Kepubliexn houn for the Presidency of the U. tance, Ps in 6s aril oe pa i, Good Exchange, do do; Lucmda Suow, Vali Kelsey, Alexandria; eve panne a fore ran arrived: at Pernambuco Sth alt. and i5 bey. a tt tt, N York; ‘ebacca, Green, 1, Sulla ts, Covert, do; Niagara, Forse, NYork. ‘Town, SU, March §—Cld, Kagle, lo; Hume, Conklin, d re Feyin Charleston Hldridee, do. ¥ 180, no date, Chie Knowles, fm Bostoi ry IL te port, Cumberl sd, Phillips, “rom wee saguaye, Arr passenger. me rr Jas Calder, Webb,Bostou; Ame- | altic, Waite, Surinam, Sid, boat Frank, fm N York ordom, drown Eliza, Ph ladelphia; , Matan Reed, x Coast; nrRes, ickerson Pallndsiehia y, Emeline, Gifford, fm Matanzas, 13th ult, tor Bris- rd bound brig was off Beaver’ Tail Light, at 10 ‘Arr Rio, Youn ad, to commence Ida two, aaron ers as hefore re sorted. The G {2 le, lads ball kc”, Mayaguez, PH; Lorana, Wilson, Portedonth, » NH Surah, Livenia Mes Meekins, Norfolk: Eli- ring the Desmage, and lost her forstap mast, fore and both maintoy tive Bianch, Hagadora, sap Huma, joy, NTRAL COMMITTE KRING OF TH De MOCR ntral Comm ttee, iv favor of John E reine Mth Marea, at anaes Haul. at ha'f-p. oe! SOHN R. BRADY, | eB ®. DERRY, Preg ident. m fm Wil do; Faw: ‘acon, from’ Wilmington, duet ar. Gray, fin Brie | Pernn\ mie ‘hompson, ta in. hee ons 08, Dyer, NewYork; Charleston. on, Gree ie The w York— a day or im Sea Mew? joston; hi lard, a Staten, will beled This crevem M ltec FOURTH WARD, THE AM TEL, on Fr for the pur mittee, ané the Me. A mute Mesting h euing, Mare! the report of ose of ‘hea a8 All those. friendly to our principles sre inyited to att nd, is expected that several .b'e 8) eee will By order of the Mm. H. Witson, SOSH HUSTY, President, Secretaries. auldress the meeting, ICAN RE+UBLICANS of the Fou th Ward, atthe SHAKSPEARE HO: 15, at half-past seven o' fe ee the Ni Jag transact such otner business jom\ mid 2t®m may come © beture w Avrnep G Sawyer, 78 LE inst. at the Hall of the L Lispenard streets atthe hour 0 of the Farth and Moon Gisrance of th es} ly by Mr. Bin IN. Vale’s large Globe and whieh will The next Lecture foages ys the 15th. Planets, Sun TURE —This EVENING, the Mth jen in, corner of Broadway and +9 o’clock—will embrace the ‘the supposed ori Moon, its mountains, how mea: porally. th» second, explained. ‘Ths whole m 11 1t®ec GODEY’S ys Boo. LAD FOR APRIL 1n¢—VOLUM® X3 EMBELL, a EROMEN AD) — grayed THE E Figures Ilastracin CO} ‘The Partor's V Ancien) Fashjons TENTS—0: keich—by F ‘Whe Loved, t ‘the Night B ooming Walla: K, PLA GA ZINE M q Engravings. Phree fives elegantly-colored. Figs 1 and 2 floraing Costume. IGINAL by H. W. Herbert, Esq. ya hat See plate he Lost, by Rey John Pierpont. vy Mrs. A The jiegad Gitl of the Free, a nationa’ “Ga. ia Me,” by George Waterman, Jr. ‘ale o! ir S’Amu t The Mandertel Helpe by Mra Wi tet. arisigh, a! Editors’ Book Table OF* Subscription $3 per ananin—3 WM. M wii ttre le numbers 25 cents. » Agent, No, 2 Astor House. CHRISTY . Oake: yy Mary the Haceed Moustaixs, by Edgar A. Poe. H Bu SI the Preston Grand March, by J. Wieland. VILL. MEN, P F. Corbaux, En- PPAV EOI vi VISIT Painted. by Daval Le Camus, See plate. KF Annan, elody, by William mith. venant. OVFICE TRIBUN SERED SE NATIONAL MAC T Lapins? 01 on MRS, ANN 8. BREEN . aN CHAS. J. PETERSON celebrated picture by Lem! FASHIONS FOR APRIL desigas, by J. s Pewe, 60 NASSAU 8ST. AZINE. AGAZINE PUBLISHED, Oniciwat Anricies. by Jeremy Short, L The Od Meusion, by KD Auivens The Chirpewa’s Gathering, by The Awkward Geatleman, by Mis. ( Gree! by Mrs. Jace V Couning, by tian Maide: Hove ‘et Faith, by Mi a Clara Rogers, by Kanily H’ May. Fashions for April. Review of New Books. 2 per aunam—§ others suppiiew at 160 Nassau street, where may aide rhe e eo Noman, THE ROSY” MORN T he most Lee a so al Shes zzotint ever Published in a maxazine; ene: by J. 5: fe agave! from the latest Pari- colored by Madame Quarre, dard J Porter. F. Orme, ton the Deshor Her’ Child, by T. H. 183% Ww. ‘GRAHAM, ‘Tribune Office, 160 Naxsaa street NOTICK—The C fice of the Ladies’ National been removed from the Astor House to the Tribune Builds. g, o+ founda large and general as- sortment of all the ‘New Pablien ations of the day after the Agents, lagazine has m4 tre OFFICE TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, 160 NASSAU ST. MAGAZL GRAHAM’S FOR APRIL. Ahead o a 4 A SPLENDI EMBELLISHMEN THE ORPHAN GIKL; or, engraving, executed made express'y for the propriets MUSIC—An Original Song, b: maste fur us by esiorgiv Rd CONTE Oar Contridato Love and Piato Sonnet, Som- Fell wh the Waysid | OY aretior 0 a Sens tory, by Bee urd, a Scotch ) by Mun Alice Hervey. Reminiscences of Germany—No, 3 Femily Pride, B. F. J Grnad. ‘Translation of Ly by hineelt, by G. W. Berthune. "The Return; by Mes b H Bya The Betroth Ales ieh. ak wish Time, at the . urney he Maidan of the Skies, by tesee ‘Trnms—$3 per ennam,; mie nambers Address, GR ay NOTIC ‘The Office of Grastaw’s Mai the Axton Hover tothe Trisus Carriers ad others can Cheap Pablicartons ay the iy O BEEF N HAND AND at VALENTINES, a choice a. te! arranted; and 400 Mess Beef Beef is packed ina ¢ v5 Mr. Merritt, of Co, be the best and handsomest Als» very sap rior fat Veal sold at prices to wit the times, subserib r, sue the pab! ‘ fee, ay the subscribers 0 ling as good meats as above mentions N. B. Meats bought at this stall frre of expeuse. seat NE, All in Beauty and Curcwation. PORTRAIT. OF N. P. WILLIS, ESQ. TS. le, y, Mrs. Ann §. S:eph o ong, by Mes, Ghior Se king’a PL cesby TF" close of the Year, She king a Place—A_ sp) expressly for as by Rawden, W. — GHTER—Eng aved for Graham’ PB, WILLIS—From an or of Grabain’s Mage s. Feano Hoffman, ‘tet wo je TS3—ORIGINAL, ‘No. 11—N. P. Willis, with a Portrait. m. ‘aterman, from the German‘aft r the Old Danish. v BE jet. I, 's Sonnet on the Portrait of Raflacelle, Mr, (Quiat, py. Niiss W. Barris gton. Heary W. Rockwell. pherd, cents. HAM, ndid it jal di swing Osgood. | 32-Aun street, AUCTION SALES. AMUSEMENTS. A JON NOTICE— ing and F; fel ry Saturda: cy Articles every Saleof Furniture of all deseripsiens every Wednesday aud Ke; Vrs THOMAS BELL. Adctionee: (Stare No. 35 finn street.) Sale of Dry Goods, Cloth- aday and Frida: Ou “door Sales of atl descriptions attended to as usual. rater 8 .—'T'ne above sale i Marb'es, ‘ompacses, OulStone Sta Ww | 1s well worthy the attention of teamed tosis unity tray ‘oodsa an extensive assortment of Pon and Pecket Cutlery. large assorinent of fine Table Cutlery’ Iu deems and jo do . rand the goods can be exam/ued to weit 4 tee 1PALMO's Ne Y¥. UPERA HOU eon Adiminsion One Dilan tosis parts of the Performan (> comme: past Days of Perfor mance Montay, 1 Wetnestay, a BENEFIT OF SIGN ORR APPT TL mid iw THURSDAY EVENING. ‘March “Ti the performance will TEND M ON ctisnr T om with the ponuiar | HARPWaK UT ey PARCE GOODS, ke. ke, | OKERTURE-«. 19 Lise E = K MOONEY & CO. will sell This Day-at Wo'eloes, | GRAND Attia ‘from ELISE E a the Auction Room 9 vadew ie, vigs —200 Casks | by Sig PERO: h 3 gS DBL Hd Lote of fresh Laartet Birmingha‘o, Sheffield, Gor cue ae fou yk ea - RN EE Alter which a GRAND Bovine ite sin and Brilliant Varisiiovs by biz To ecnelads with the Gvnd Oren n't J _4 PPURITA iotin cick en ales Tt Aes ee iguore a neetxr ah | Sir Bruao Nobrrton Sig. Alb tara ‘The whole under the direction of Siguot VALTE LLY 1_7= For fall particulars, see tills of the way Box Sites ong from 2 to 4 oeloek. ‘Theatre on the off nights wil! be let for Concerts | y | est Invention of the Age. tapectfull »nonvens to the UoriONn No LicEs AN ANTW "he' ietrom the Vestry of usual covea pts for re BARE LAY ST. PRC Fy TY — ERP & HYDE will sell 4 bean “4th) at 12 o’elock, at the Merch House, 11 Barcley’ Let, fiom the Ist of May hor hai treet, ard 14 c ‘Terms at sale chan’ next. is subject to the mld (OF aa A BrION NOR &e.—By , Beds, Beedle howasy Chairs, Ros Ino Cages, mid 1t*m FURNITURE, BIRvS CAGES, Cal tea aoe maple and ancy Chair is Day, atl o'clock at second hand F fa Best ads; iiss ni wash soech glass’ Chi S—At It o'clock, a choice,colleetioa of superior soug JOHN BSNIFFEN, Auctioceer. Lees sales room, 21 i Razors, Daggers, bets Cutler Alsi Tere 6 mos TUTTLE, Auctioneer. Anpwant, [ cur, he GERM MA , he, sale this season, will take cae T - Day, at i ‘Tat street, com rising 250 pecl Birminghace and Sheffielt Hird A Cutlery, cors sting of table, ven and pocket 1,2, 3acd4 blade K: ives entaeky and Alabama Bowie and Hunting K Di witable for the Souths rn au Als. 5 id Gn roan Slates, 2 casks Slate Pencils, just ), Pistols, exsaraion caps; Powder Flasks, &e. logues now ready, and the goods ea) examined till the me of sale. mid 1t*ec mi2 detec ou Fridey about seventy-four of the most val of the B. ofthe £ide Water Canal, at Havre de Grace, u able Low the vicinity [HAVE taken the Hare pare MISSION “BUSINES Messrs. L. M. Hoff Mr. M lores Taylor CARD. 31, Wallstreet, for the AL AUCTION AN 6 Consigumen’s solicited. guaranteed aud euskal or advances made, when ra I beg lewe te refer as follows =~ — 3.8. To. Co. | Messrs, Fhompson & Adams. jesars. Gpoffard, Tileaton & ‘° Herriman, Nash & Co, ‘arrea & Briatnail. Mr S T. Nicoll Messrs. Daten Miller & Co, Sturges Babcock & m0 2wis*m ‘Toilets, ma- Ware, Divans, —— GOODS, ke— ing ‘Trade Hardware weloc’, at the we ‘ots of ‘and dessert Bennet & Co L. Denison & Faile & -R, of VIE! . American 'rablic, thas he has succe:‘el, alter aEvENe TREN Years of 1 seal statis meesronea ARNG AND ENGNG ‘it otta "FON. Thi wouderful triumph of Ix De ora, and will sind and RECITE INT, GuaGES, ENGL, Geaman. ond Latin . to-exhibit public ‘may which has ex entific wor way and day) from 12 AM 2 Sunday) trom 7 ti! 8 o'clock UKETS, 50 CEN children under ten years of a Li jard street, door o aide feamatrmace is in Lispeuard street, third dou ren ithe lete PARK THRATH ents Cathars ith THIS EV ENING March ra bined The performance will egnmive” with the Gelebrated of TOWN ANB bo NTRY. Rentea Glearoy ++ Mr Pooth ts Glesrov=« Mrs Slomay ‘To conelu BOHEMIANS: Or, the M Moas. Mon‘orge Mons. Bagnokt ~ CHATHAM THEATRE AND CIRCU CONOUCTED BY H HOCRWELL & O R STONE. BENEFIT. OF OTTO MO TTY. THIS £V2NING, Merch 11 erforma.ces 60 commence d 5 aha Ovo aie w i a Vane A Ee, THEY IRGINIA SEKEN 40 t Pe SaAiae, MP Tie cmewers will 3 Holland J JO. na Prettyjohi THIS EVENING, hh M4, 18 Exchange. now occupied b: mond & Smith, Far ol the tot, 25 by 40 feet le elegantly fit ite ly polished whit Mahog ‘ny doors counter ‘and 16 on0 of the best estab! forthat bus a faved wn way. he pre Mheanls will be ponte further vartieuta’ RO & DON lar st. 3 Y DA THIS DAY, R -E Invoie LAR A sit Bes pender Buttons, Nett d lo, Bags, Paper Hang! fiT Im#ee Mr Edward R. end lot of ground ie carriage way 25 feet wide vier ‘shed vi 154 PEARL STREE T, O'CLOCK. ‘y Goods, consisting of Sty te: ficld Handkerc hief,Pon ee dot k’ Dress Haud: kerchiefs, Broche Shawls, Spe Si Mado. Liven Sitk all colors, ‘Dressing Combs, Side Cloths, Gassimeresy Diaper. de: 1g desk the axction OLLINS, QeefANDHEW § SMITH, (tir le prop:ry No. Whe streets, will be ‘Lhe three story and sttie brick dwellirg an Myers, (toanerly hy Diu sty 150 feet, ta two story” brik stable 1 store on Broadway is 86 feet ed up for the dry goods bi marb'e front, large pla shelves, locat d ‘The dwelling cart ia subs modern style, having a priv ste eutra are now ren ed for $3900 per annum Title verfect and terme Herel. Far ILKINS & fA. P. Forrest 96 cs 9; etton, Co'lar LOR:-E B ROLLINS, Auvet’r. ‘0. capit ALISTS —The. valuabl Broadway, between Frauklin a sold on Thursday, 4h March, at 12 o'clock, at the M the siness, with ally 371 archants’ re, am glass win'ows, rors, &e. Ke., Tie peeformance ty cam J KNIGHTS OF Followed ty. Spleuded wih hee ree of G 3 Acta of” yasurpased, fatty and a AMBRICAN PUTS Um AND PERPETUAL FAIR EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK, Last week, vositively, of SIGNOR FRANCISCO, the Magician and Equilibrist. ‘Qne welt more of AL KENTUCKY N Melodists in has engawed— ed Banjo Playerasd Negro ineator of Irish Character, favor.te H rnpipe Dancer, MrT. G. BO! MR HOWARD. MR HG SHERMAN, th aan Bollad Si te ‘ MITE Ce4ITO, the satls ed Dew: ee ant “TOM "SHUMB Wax Guth‘w'ly represen ted to POLLY BOvINE end DANIEL in number, recently from Ger- spresevtatives of the ancient people of NEW BRIGH FOR SALE THO. Biuat WON HOU Mere! ‘Thursday ti Mansion House d Stats ur oF five acres, com nodious; the Rast Hivers, New. York fi3teMr6* ec he at noo, WYANT (NY ters, the STE. furditure now in or eylender of 10 inches lated for a tow boat. Terms of Sal will Je communi Girough the Narrows to the AT it as mai rool at IDAY ykivn, the gth al b nd a seven fout stroke. lication 10 COLGAN, 11 Jomes stree*. pe stenmbost is ane Jying at the foot of Cham! IN PRC ERE TY rempterily sold, ar public auction ta’ Kxchagge, by HAL! the 2th day of March next, at 120'clock, if not pre isposed of at private sale f the most Ocean, and al arge p STEAMBOAT FOR SRE} old at che : pot ts” epee gein this city, h day o! 1 CKE AM igre ViRGIsIA’ with ION. A T Fite, MANSION HOUSE AND GROUNDS OF 8B. DA Enq and the BELMO: 1 hh ey. .. The Belmont and Brighton Houses ate both extensive build- sty peasantly situated, nearly opposite the Steamboat and well calculated for large ouardi:.g houses or ho- ‘or a diagram and farther particulars, Wovens, ft 58 Tet vith Ivis well eale: id any other information that may be de. i @4, ted on qa appl P and il be heir nati sacarday afternoons at 3 o’clock kets 25 cuts eniidren unde wwe New Brighton, Staven | to-fivecents extim for Ttivate eovenitarnnen sas the Oipeey & FENKINS, ‘on | Qu2- tb 3S mee GREAT ATTRACTION rpo,pe gives GRAND CONCERT, EG m the Me » O'S (Inte) COM- asa RT ie aasieay: on ints, Thursday irene larch lth, athe eumapany omnis of ie Fallon lading 2 WUC meu :— “SS PE, MG Ny MUL RNEASS, Mu HOLMAN, ME PROGRAMME Paar I. Choras—from Amilie T view now the oR—!"ve nothing elae Gites Tyralie vet usheste tapers se Ballid—Thy pariing look f Sorrow Song—I have frait f have flowers i comic—My brogue end my blar. e Grond eter Duett, i ition ar Il Grand Quintette—With Wonka he Seny— William Soug—Where ts the rove song, comie—The Steam Arm ist r y BASEMENT TO LE: wr lane, suitable fap (08 § painter or any ot ing a light and Ary barwent | Fosse a gives insanity ingaive DN, as above. mall 3 ue *m WEDDING PAK BALLS ROUTS Bins mit 3st uperior article jus: renived and fo PERSSr, & BROOKS, 61 tberty street, SUPPLIED jh all the dlferent NO—To be by Frat, Pound. and Sve Doors oven at quarier to 7—cominence at 34 Rout a ric bacsr bes aiftereat vine ‘ mit ittec that cau be obta hme 7 spent of Teg Cala tat Gan by obtained st. say axtablistmaat in PALMOS OPERA 1008 tma'lest Pie-nic fr the table, Fresh Pies of seasonable variety, Puff Paste forms for Di arin Ske amg ttf 4 oe in este the petrons of ied Re Onlera anhtully revived and-atto ane rastefehe city cr | ©), ra that bis Benefit having heen 1, toned tn ir. counuy JAMES TOME Paleo: ie is Axed to take ise ow Thur day, ini i Agth® Premium Bakiry, 40 Lispenard, Sar Church, h’ otcasion he respectfully svlic ts thet patroua:e and mid im*in ort. =_ - _ - — formen e ce wi i PAGS—oe ie PEF Kgs, ¢ Pesformence wit ane a Miih (he beautiful and 1% Lm lal al ines reaetbhi: ae Cane Baia i z jar a i : f ees Anne bales ‘ehorn i for f ro die b: tale by PERSHE & BROOKS. RO. M OBLIGATO on Cre Viol Seecuted By mid Src Ot biberty street SIG. APH ROWN SHERTINGS.—i0 Bal sof Bro ks! Brown Sheet Aer which, s GRAND SOLO on the, Violis, with am ations, P SIGR. RAPETTL et Adagio and Brithant V; 0 be f by,the Opera PURI A OPPER —200 c.ses Evglish Sheat 3207, manulactured from the best ore in the ing Copp mor Rapetti would trapretfally season tickets that their seats will be kept open N.B holders of | o'clock ae vied to | Revere. ‘The Processton Broadway, at 13g N. B= fer HE COMMENCS.MEN', tor Conferring the Degree Doctor of Medicine on the Candidates, hues ae take piace on ‘THURSDAY, i A.M., in the Chapel of the U; Members of the F oe! ‘eats will be reserved for the Ladies. By ord rot the Farnlty. ORD, w.». Beeretary. fur the Ses lath instant, al versity. on, aud pablic generally full tend. An "Address ‘wil be elivered t the Gracuates: by Professor 1 move from the College Building, in manner. For sale by E. K. COLLINS & ( until Tursd ori __mttald re mit St re es eee ecto COMPLIMENTARY BALL. BUEACHING POWDER ep oe Boyd's Bievehiag Ts SCHOLARS OF MR. De. GRANVAL, wishing to Powder, now lauding from iP Hicks. or sal. him a mark ef the Leal ae n they have for Kim by PERSSE'& BROOKS, ne a teacher and geutleman, have teailved. ta tender hisn a gome mid 3tre 61 Liberty atieet. Bal!, wo ne Ly eg ou Thursday Evening, 2st inst, UNIVERSITY OF Tih CITY OF _N. YORK. ’ 4 friends) of Mr. De Granval MEDICAL DEPARTMEN’ He ug their obd teac her " of exther of the foliowing Committe n 2 , ETH Tite will take place on Wedu Joon, Broadway an D. pros M MICH vibe procured of RO: AH. Faq . President. + Vice President, 291 Broadway. i, GARKLES’ Keg, Treasur t, 113 Chatham 30 LH. | | ce, 160 Nassau st. TE t in lots to suit parchavers, 4 Fa tor Market, 150 barrels # xtra al! elected pisces half teat Ou a 16th Maret, will at 14 Centre market, a pair of beamitnl oy | bronounced by judges to have ‘been d th LAWRENCE, No. 14 ( 245! arrels Ci barrels of bamil? d for the souther: market. 4; i mt and judici p gud in any climate with " ACEN TINGS OLDE SAL Si nts eet “f manner, He enrx old ¢ following, vi 500, ms Newsparer, do do do “do do een, for Portland from Cordenas, Yd inet Tae % %, Together celebrated eat market priees. 12 a (SS, & BROOKS, No. O1 Libeity » reet, offer for sale x16 Squad wou a 26 Py] 142 xg) i 2 3 2 ds of Writing Pape nad by nafacturers, which they offer for sale at the lows mit Stre NEW NOS. 15 SOUTH White Fronts, n Wenits, &e., Ke. Merchants and ethers ore invited to make tral of this eeono- PUBLA mial ond V fare, repre: nt i. seanipe ‘ave ruade for deception, One quality being inferior to the segutue article DIN ROBE RT Wea vit | xe. Pe F apm STREET, randies, ock, Ciaret, HE dirs ofd ig one may be misled by such itaposition that we feck of fallin our exertines to manafacture ood articles, we have been induced to give th not appr Sold on as 1 of tne same 9 goal FOR LIVERPOOL Frater of 2th Vas Oa ROSCIUS, Cai tall as above rolar day. tions unequalled Board, at Orleans w Price of nce, $100. ‘The packet bf sucesed th ually ax advertised. rt ¥ fo ait, foot of ‘ud citstomets, ax a caution against i pare no expense or exe Sm HART, CORNER OF PINE,| sale, in lots to suit purchasers, Se ateh Ale. }d Dublin Browa St ut, Seogch and Lrih Sherry, Port, € ‘h CS he best quality. ates? Ttopms will be opened Tt tote, from 12 Mulla eM. will consist, dail +. The Dinw Zin hes b on removed from | Woited ad itcast Jomts, Pout, Wun, Beicpincs where Ag: pied with the Magaz n+ aud | HG HATA M Bribe Office, | Nassau 1, of Soups, F astry, Pu or anppo of usw supply ou ad Smith 8 warran ody Siddons Capt. E. B. coup of 1000 tons, oscius, aad sail the2ith April, her regula’ may rely upon the ships of this line bea daings, Twinn re Or the uadersigned Committee NA. Jackson, 00 Bowery. Poilip Pi Broad street i 2s i ml? oi CHATHAM ve LADIES AND G tat ATE. y. March 140, 1914, LEM EN onaoged’ at this re Arran reno ( Monday, wh re oe eon Of Beck street diseases, no matter He apprises the e1r Anwers that | there lone Or. bev ne iu bis old stan’, aud hat be hes no cone ection whatever wich any other office, His eharzes are max je, his Cons u tat erly private ans tOhwerve th hon takes ore often dangerous— y¥ pyt of the Union, nelosig five dollars. TFAWINK —200 bales Bridport manufactory, comprising "~. loin assortment from 35 to 26.004 8 Vers superior a inet, ae | al For sale b b.K © OLLINS & CG Mint 34 \ RAPPING PAPE RS— “§ and qualities justieceive' a d forsale mit Bere PERSSE & BNOOKS, 61 Liberty st, FiKe BRI 9,000 ), Gorn Fh Fire Bik. PERSS| TARANT Ss i outs K. . je4t recrived from BROOK eo Li DUND EXTRACT —' his me tier ¢ hy ly used om shipboard and in the Sourvern able to any other. The aufortanate at poss: has no oecasion to wake his application to a mediey! man, wit inement, fin y street. OF CAPAL reusive- fre yeas crifliag 4 3 a gon: ithve 5) i oa combo, apply on pawn I aving thas Jeand pleasant * COLLINE' CO. sc seeoatinmea ANT, Dewegist, ke South street. nd Qwistec hand Warren sts. PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. HESS. for famed and CHC: Pills, from ear. are we peronive, to be ol io this Connery. ‘adversise seal a See caleme herd rth pee