The New York Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1847, Page 2

steady, but don’t sell freely. Indian oorn hes, | late, given way one shilling to two shillings per 480 Ibs., and beans two shillings to three shillings per quarter. NEW YORK HERALD. —— ETP New York, Sunday, March 22, HUA. ane i TT Atour last market the prices paying were, for TERRIGLE BA LES general runs of American wheat, 11 shillings to | a 12 shillings per 70 pounds; for American iets sweet, 89 to 42, and sour 85s 6d to 86s 6 per | ee Femee Be Wee eee. Indian corm, white, 695. to 703., and yellow 72s. | he to 78s. per 480 Ibs. Egyptian beans, 45s. to 60s. | per quarter. Irish oats, 53. 4d. to 6s. 8d. per | 45 Ibs. | As to stocks, we make no comment ; no duties now payable, so that they are not so well ascer- tained: but so far as regards demand, Our telegraphic reports from the South are of the most important and bloody character. Our readers are referred to Postscript, in another column, for the particulars of two tremendous battles. the last market closed steady, although with ess urgency than might have been expected. B| zTRA BARALD. Various rumors and opinions are afloat, as to the probable supply of breadstuffs which we can FULL DETAILS procure, during the present season of famine and distress. or THE From the most recent intelligence received N Ews FROM EURO PE, from America, we believe that there is good cause Sie. Se. dee. to expect that, with the opening ofthe canals and tivers in that country, in the course of the spring, we shall have numerous shipments of all sorts of provisions, and that, consequently, large supplies of all sorts will reach these kingdoms. é During the last eight or ten days the receipts o! corn, ‘c., have been light, and this, added to the We made arrangements to nave our files by | the Hibernia brought to this city by a special messenger. It he reaches this office this morn- | ing, in time, we shall issue an Extra Heratp, with the details of the commereial and political | news. continuance of considerable exports to Ireland, has caused the market within the last two days MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. | to have a very firm aspect, and prices, which —_—_—_—_———— gave way,in the early part of last week, have since regained, as regards wheat and flour, all ARRIVAL \tkae tae ia OF THE Indian corn still continues in great requisition, and commands the high prices of 69s. to 72s. per quarter. White, and other kinds of corn, are cheaper. It is much to be deplored that the poor man’s food rules relatively much higher than that of the more wealthy. The stock of American flour in this pért at the STEAMSHIP HIBERNIA BOSTON. TWENTY-EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM end of February was computed at something un- E U R oO Pp E der 400,000 bbis., and 69,000 quarters of wheat. 9 An express, in anticipation of the overland mail, arrived in London on the 24th ult. The HIGHLY IMPORTANT ! treaty with the Sikhs, given in our last, was duly ratified between Dhullup Singh and the Governor | General on Christmas day, and the two august personages just named were to meet at Lahore | on New Year’s day. Four Sihks corps are being raised. From the other troops a frontier brigade, at Peschawour, | under command of Capt. Lawrence, of the llth | cavalry. Hoan to the Dnglish Government | Orders have been received for the reduction of from Rothschild and Baring. | the Seinde field force, about 7000-men, these to ; consist of two European and five native infantry Tightness in the London Money | regiments, one of cavalry and five batteries of artillery. Since Napier has been raised to the OOMMEROIAL INTELLIGENCE, INACTIVITY IN THE COTTON MARKET. PRICHS VERY WHAK. Market. rank of Lieutenant General and attached to the | staff of India, no commander-in-chief having Advance in the Corn Markets. — been appointed for Bombay, SirL. McMahon, die. dic. de. | who has taken his passage out by the steamer | which leaves a fortnight hence, L.as been prevail- ‘The intelligence that the steamship Hibernia | ed on to remain for the present in command. had been telegriphed at Boston, cameoverthe | The Nawawa Amor Mahomet Sahan, the insti- lightning line at four o’clock yesterday afternoon. | gator of the late disturbance in the province of She was then some distance from that city. Bhotal, together with two sons engaged with him About half-past six o’clock she reached her pier | in insurrectionary movements, has been ordered at East Boston. Our special reporter immediate- | to be imprisoned in the stronghold fortress of As- ly commenced to telegraph her news to the New | sorghier. York Herald Office. | The affairs of the Mizams dominions are again The intelligence will be found of considerable | relapsing into their former deplorable condition, interest. It is to the 4th inst., twenty-eight days | and will continue to do so unless our residents later than any before rec*.ved ; and this length of | are authorised to interfere more than heretofore. time, whether it tell- us of a rise or fallin corn, | Fresh disturbances have broken out amongst the Cotton, or countries, gives it an aspect of no mean | Khondo of Goomsoer, consequent on the mea- amportance. sures pursued by our agent for the suppression of It is annexed :— barbarous sacrifices of human beings, periodi- The London money market of the 8d inst. was | cally performed by them. 4s follows:—We have had an unsteady market | The town of Madras has lately been visited by since our last publication; but tending generally | oholera, which, at the latest dates had declined, towards a decline in the price of consols. The | The country, with this exception is healthy depreciation in exchequer bills has also been | throughout, and the weather cool and agreeable. considerable. | The commander-in-chief of India was presen; This has been partly owing tothe continued | at the ceremony of the ratification of the New demand upon the Treasury for the relief of [re- | Lahore treaty, at Bhairoowall, on the 25th of land, and the statement in the budget or Chan- | December. It has not appeared whether his lord- oellor of the Exchequer’s speech, which was read | ship accompanies the Governor general to La- with iene attention, and though alone is never a | hore or returns to the Provinces popt measure. | c it appears to be generally conceded that under | From Tvesennire are ay ay Cap- all the circumstances, the course the government | tain Polleck,{Mr. Grousset, Van Verst, D. W. Deisel- has resolved upon, namely, to take a loan of reat oie nerd Haywood, H. Fesmoees pea iss Graham, Mr. Stuert, nurse and three children 28,000,000, is the very best that could have been | Wallace P. L. Thompson, AON. H Miller, Andrew MeFarlane, H. Dalkin, Joseph Park, Alex. McCorgroval. adopted. — M: Laggen’ Capt. Wood, Dean, Perker, Somerville, J. D The biddings for the loan took place on the 1st Simms, Mr. Beacon and servant, G. Laurges, B Coates March, at the Treasury, when, as Messrs. Roths- | Harmon: eis coon ee Finches ry child and Messrs. Baring Brothers were the only McEwen, E. J. Smith, McSeht Berlin, J. Fuller, J. N. bidders on time, that were etory to the | Pever,L. Marsh, Lischke, R.C: Deanbean, Lufere, Wood, oft | De Resselt, W. D. Graves, Mcintyre, McLary, Henry government, the loan was divided between them | Brend, Litchey, Tour, Roach, H_N. J Stewart, James Cruikshank, E. Wyman, J. R Pot Davidson, as offered, viz: £89 10s. for each hundred pound 8 percent consol. ‘The scrip of the new loan has borne 1j to 14 premium. Exchequer bills 3 shillings to 5 shillings pre- | mium; India bonds, 9 shillings premium; South Sea stock 1003. J. Lag . Vasset, Capt. Rickford, Capt. | Graham, J. Marsh, J. R. Cuoningham, Mr. ‘Speere, Capt. Brown, Capt. Salters. 17 from Halifax tu Boston. SS INTELLIGENCE From Mexico —We have receiv- The foreign stock market has not for a conside- | ed by the Norma, from Havana, the Faro Indus- rable time past been so dull as during the last | trial to the 7th inst., inclusive. 4 | There had beenan arrival at Havana from Vera week, transactions having be = i i 7 9 beta limited scale. Seopa ania | Cruz, but the intelligence is only to the 12th ult., ‘ although the Orbe, the name of the vessel at Ha- tl 2801 bo f ikea: Kise acagae cs ‘ pets Te ss | vana, left there on the 24th. On this account our . i i is goi is rather scan- fe tt fe d | information as to what is going on is rat pt gai ee ‘odes eeng: And eels | ty, and not so late as that received at New Or- A leans by the cutter Forward. paris ae Bare een caged We find that some disturbances had taken place Quotations of all these securities have, at the at Puebla, consequent on the publication of the | ’ same time, however, been unaffected ; but there decree respecting the taking possession of inort | has been no trarisaction of sufficient weight to eget propery: Reine Sil ded ae di ek fix prices very decidedly. tored, three lives only being lost. The following are the latest quotations: — General Santa Anna had addressed a commu. Spanish new 8 per cents, 844; Spanish new 5 per | nication to the government declaring the charge cents, 283; Mexican, 22; Portuguese 4 percents, | of cowardice and bad behaviour at Palo Alto and 84; Dutch 24 per cents, 583 to 58} { Dutch 4 per | Monterey, brought against J. M. Bena, Captain cents, 924. of asquadron, and his aid, Mariano Huerta, to Corron.—There has been some revival in the | ¥¢ unfounded. Another communication from demand from the trade, with a considerable in- | 3¢nt® Anna to the government, states that the quiry from exporters and on speculation, and excenses committed by ene Mora, were done the prices generally have been slightly in favor | Without his (Sane Anes) enw lege. My According tothe Faro it seems that in Vera of holders; the magiet, however, closes quiet- 4 f ly, and no change can be made in the quo- Cruz the inhabitants were momentarily expect- tations of last week. At a public sale 160 ing en eee on toe ae le of 8. Juan de Ulta. bags of Low Sea Island were offered, but only Rite f iy cin Indicador, of the 11th ult., has 20 were sold at 74 pence to 10j pence. Taken besirciaaceat: Sa by speculators, 6600 American, &o.; for “We @ export, 1,200 American, 60 Egyptian, and 150 Surat. The sales for the last week are 26,140. Report for Feb. 27th, March 3d.—The pro- ceedings during this period have been rather more active than for some time past. The total sales are about 19,500 baler, a portion of which was taken by speculators and exporters, here is not the least change in prices since the 26th ult., so that the quotations then current stand analtered Cotton, ‘air bowed Georgia, 6j a 64; Mobile, 63 to 7; New Orleans, 74. ‘The corn trade has been in a very fluctuating condition during the month of February; the time of tye sailing of the Cambria, the price ot wheat continued to yive way, occasionally rapidly, until {rom the commencement of the Haare il ORR cecetocd men wikpetalay bare reaction—the reduction amounted altogether to | altered their plans. about eight shillings to ten shillings per quarter; | The Mexicans have, probably, by this time, as- flour seven shillings or eight shillings pergbar | certained their mistake on this point. According rel It might be that this decline, under the | to previous arrangements, the attack on Vera actual position of supply and demand, was too | Cruz was to have been made yesterday. rapid, or commenced too early, or that the nature of the discussions in Parliament renewed the Important From St. Domingo—Rerortep DeatH confidence of holders and warned the fears of | or Paxsinent Kicus.—Captain Ryder, of the buy Towards the middle of the last month, | schooner Union, who arrived last night from Jao- renewed confidence was observable, and buyers | mel, states that President Riché died at Port au again came forward from Ireland to purchase | Prince on the morning of the 27th of February. heavily. | It was the opinion ot many that he was poisoned, In consequence, since the upward move again | which, however, was not generally credited, commenced, there has been an advance on wheat | while others attribute it to fatigues during a jour. | | | | Ures, Jan 8, 1847, | informed that Colonel Gonzaler left here , on his route to the department of to join the troops at Luczon, and march on in advance of ihe party of Americans, who, in their route to California, made hostile demonstration on Santa Cruz. o afrald that even we: double marches they will not succeed in reaching the Rio Colorado before the enemy hevessioet their other parties —but still the government will fully appreciate the attempt made, as it is under circumstances of so much | distress and privation. Javara, February 6, 1847. re It was reported here Phat! day, that there hed been en- listed in Mexico and Puebla some four thousand men, who would remain in Jalapa, under the command of | Gen. Vega, in order to be in readiness to defend what- ever point the enemy might attack. Their pla ding to the new arrengements, is to k Ver with ten thousand m at | Mounting three hundred guns. This plan of o however, was laid in Washington, before the’ aware of Santa Anna’s march, on the 26th end 27th Janu- ary, with thirty thousand men, frem San Luis to Saltillo 3 of| Latwox or rex Havaz Pacurt Naw Yonz. —The high freights have given an impetus to ship building in the city of New York which is almost | incredible ; it is but three or four months since the Admiral was launched, and_still later the Sir Robert Peel, and here we have another from the yard of the same builder, and we would not be surprised if she proved the fastest sailer, for a packet ship, that our friend Webb has turned out, not exeepting the Yorkshire even. The New York is about the same dimensions as the York- shire, but we think she isa litte sharper. Our friend Bailey will bave to keep a bright look out that she does not win the honors he has so long enjoyed. She is to be launched on Tuesday about East River, and will take her place in the line on the 24th April, under the command of Captain D. Lines, late of the lowa. Her cabin will accom- modate about thirty-five passengers, with plenty of sea-room, her state roems being very large, and will be finished and furnished in a superior style, unsurpassed by any ship afloat. The cabin joiner work by Robert Layton; the exterior carved work by Mr. John L Cromwell; the architect and builder, Wm. H. Webb; and the owners Messrs. Fox & Livingston—what more need be said? We may add, the New York is the largest vessel in the Havre line. News From Centra America.—We have re- ceived by the Marian Gage, Capt. .Reed, from Belize, Hon., the Belize Observer of the 20th ult The condition of affairs in Central America was rather unsettled, but still no military or pop- ular outbreaks had occurred. Fi the Belize (Hon.) Observer, Feb. 20.) Ww ‘these fects Deore ow [the state of the A) ican and English markets,] the mahogany Cae this settlement must see the necessity ef curtailing much as possible the sent season’s manufacture, ise the depression must inevitably continue, to their great injury. So fer as we have been able to col: lect information on the subject, the cuttings of this son wilinot be more than one-half of lest ye: iy 7% to 8 millions of feet. This will undoubtedly afford an opportunity of working off the old su lus stock now on hand, and aid materially in enhancing the value of the new wood, besi bringing back the market toa healthy and active condition. ‘The number ot gangs employed this year is far less than during the past ; and though we are of opinion that the present rate of wages ($12 te $16 per month) is high, still a great reduction has taken place. ‘The following we believe te be en accurate list of the number of gangs employed at present in the different rivers :— Rivers. No. of Gangs. Rio Hondo and tributaries. . old Rew River * 16 Northern River =‘ Belize River aes io ppererer ory -t) Total number of gangs. ......... 74 (@- We continue the Correspondence between the State. Department and Gen. Taylor, to-day, and give as much of it, as the crowded state of our columns will admit. Theatricals. Panx TueatRe.—We were pleased to see a very large attendance at the Park theatre, last evening. The large number of persons present gave assurance that there was a very handsome amount inthe treasury of that establishment for the benefit of the Viennoise dancers.— We understand that they will leave here immediately for Lasts ie negara we have no doubt, a warm recep: tion awaits them. To-morrow evening Mr. Forrest, the great tragedian, will appear in his cele! character of “Richelieu.” A hearty welcome wil) be extended to this great actor,and crowded houses will, without doubt, greet him every nigit of his engagement. Boweny Tueatxe.— Beauty and the Beast ” was pre- duced here last evening, before a crowded house, and the entire cast performed with their usual ability. Heda- way, Vache, Stevens, Mrs. Booth and Mrs. Sergeant in particular. The grand drama of “ Jack Sheppard” suc- ceeded, in which Mrs. Booth performed the principal character with much cleverne: Stevens as Blueskin, an Darvell, and Tretenign or te eras sued of in « highly creditable manner. Bowery AmruitHEaT ‘The performance here last evening was numerously attended. The new Dulcimer Band—the feats of Monsieur Casimer, the great French Drummer, and the changes by Mr. Sergeant in his equestrian performance, were received with loud ap- plause. The feats of the company fully sustain the high reputation of this popular place of evening amusement. Horsemanship by Master Nixon, Messrs. Sergeant, Ma- digan aud Bacon ; also, vaulting, tumbling, rope perfor mances, » juggling, &c., gave m satisfac: tion to a crowded house. Gasenwich Tueatae.—Chapman’s benefit came off last evening at the Greenwich theatre, and La Signora Mantin, danced a grand Pas,Seul, amid the most enthu- siastic applause. The dancing of M’lle. Oceana and Monsieur Bennie, was also much applauded. The most amusing part of the performance was a trial dance by the lexcellent Leo oe performers, Mr. A. Romain, and Masters J Gallagher and James Tease, which passed oft with éclat. In“ way Bubbles,” Mr. Chapman as O'Gorman Hudson, and Mr. Tilton os Bragg, were ox- cellent. The performance passed off ina highly credit able manner. ‘The New Orleans public are still entertained by Mr. Collins at the St. Charles Theatre. Mr. Placide, at the American, and at the Orleans, by Mdms. Fleury, Joly and Casini; besides the Bedouin Arabs and other amu- sing things to be at the Amphitheatre and Mena- gerie. Musical. ‘Tue Travian Orena.—The “ Barber of Seville” was performed again last evening at Palmo’s. The house ‘was by no means full, but considering that it was Satur. day night, when, of course, the very élite would not come out, and that it was an extra performance whi subscribers did not occupy their seats, the atten was by no means discouregings. Those who both this and the former performance, pronoun a decided improvement upon the for hard réle for Signora Pico, but for the manner in which she acqui formance, Yanquirico ‘and d upon their reepective e formed for thellest tim ‘Lom! Pai ish iven next Cuniety’s Minetnets.—This immensely popular com. pany have been giving their inimitable performances to overflowing houses at the Society Library, the past two ind for the better acvommodation of th they have removed to the Mech: 472 Broadway, bet Tue Atteowantans give a grand concert at the Ta bernacle on Tuesday evening next. Clty Intelligence. Tur Wratuen.—The utmosphere, yesterday, was dull and heavy, and we had (requent threatenings during the day, of both rain end snow. No rain or snow, how. ever, fell during the dey. Fines.—A fire broke out about two o'clock yesterday morning, at the corner of Cedar street and Broadway, over the stores of Messrs. Clapp and Kent, 85 Cedar street. The upper part of the premises occupie: ledgers, whe were compelled to escape, and their } will prove highly injurious to them. Many of them have lost considerable. Another fire broke out about five o’cleck yesterda pester! in the ner, 44 Eighth ave . consumed, and was valued at $1,000. It was partly in- bree The fire originated accidentally, from a stove in ¢ room. hep Hughes’ lecture for benefit of the Irish nd respectable audience h of it, but inasmuch ill be repeated iy week in Brooklyn, in from saying anything more of it, than that it wi jutiful a composition as we ever heard. 's Guano Exnisition Baxi ff on Monday evening, whe: and masters wili appear in various fancy dances. will bo a neat affair. Suporn Deatu.—The Coroner was called yesterday to hold an inquest at 34 Essex street, on the body of Richard Finniug, ant captain, of the 10th ward po- lice, who, while’ engaged in making a fire y jay weaing. fell down in a fit, and almost instantly expired Verdiot, death by spoplexy. had intende Crackers and Chi mee The: the north, that freshets are feared ng the Mohawk and the sources ofthe Hud son. When the winter finally breaks up, take cere of the lumber along the docks, u;-river friends, The Boston committee for the relief of Ireland have ye 4000 bbie. eorn meal; 1500 do bread, and 300 lo beans; to be shipped on board the Jamestown. The Jorsey ship is now loading at Messrs. Aaron Ward & Co's dock, Newark, and on Friday had fneatly 600 bar- rela on bowrd. Her capacity is 2000 barrels; At New London the vote on the new city charter stood 1160 for, and 814 against it. Majority in favor of its ac- age, veer oe Mr. Thorn- ceptance, 336. A negro girl, 12 years of Kiet of Plaquemines, Lx, recently took edvantege mistrosa was alone in bed, of 4d to 6d per 70 pounds, and in flour of about | ney to the capes. Provisions exceedingly scarce, Bs 6d per barrel. Oats and oatmeal remain | and commanding high prices be Parish 4 ol the moment when the effects of her confinement struck her on the heed with an axe, inflicting a deep yet not fatal wound. The little fury was put in jail to await her trial. twoo’clock P. M.,ffrom the foot of Sixth street, 5g ‘Wall street, then rigg double-barrel fowling ter dog, and various other articles. |, to- ether with alarge trunk, were found on board the bark ecla, lying at pier No. 10 East River, bound for Matanzas, West Indies, ail of which were conveyed up to the office of the Chief of Police, wher ° oh searching the trunk, the whole of the money ice, a revolt icle y was recevered, deducting the amount paid for the va- rious articles purchased—amount | which are at the chief's office. understand, is absent from the city, portunity, ‘all to near $300, all of ir. Vandewater, we and seizing this op- this foolish young man allowed dishonesty to his better judgment, blighting his reputation He don’t appear to be more that 18 years of Chief committed the accused for a further oMeighwey Robbery—Assistant Captain of the 11th ward ighwi Assistant Captain of the and Oticer Ogden, arrested, last night, a man calling himself Bernard McGinnis, on a chi of knocking down aman by the name of James Little, with intent to rob him. Locked up for examination. On the Sneak Again —Some sneaking thief enter.d the dwelling house occupied by James Bates, situated in the th street, and broke open a trunk in stealing therefrom $20 in money and various articles of jewelry, making good his escape. Caught at Last —Officers Cummings and Rue arre: eatartay man by the name of Richard Sherwocd, a eller by trade, on a warrant issued by Justice Drin- in he stands charged with buying various ar- ry, such as watches, gold c: , diamond " ed in all near $800, the property of Alfred rown, ut No. 63 Courtland street. It appears thet Mr. Brown was robbed on the 11th of July, 1846, two years ago, of a small box containing the abot trom No. 63 Courtland street, by two young names of Joshua B. Vincent James Hoyt, who sold the same to the accused for $26,| who it is ‘lioged, knew full well that the property wes . A warrant was issued for him at the time, but having absented himself from the city to avoid the eye of the police until within the last fow days, when he again made his appearance in the city, he wasat once arrested on the charge. Justice Drinker held him to bail in the sum of $600 for his appear ance at court for Charge of Robbing a Room Mate—Constable Buckley, of the 6th Ward. arrested on Friday night a young man by the name of William H. Clark, on a ct te of break- ing open the trunk of Robert G. Brown, residing at No. 1 Green street, on the corner of Canal street, and steal- ing therefrom’ $250, principally in half dollars. lt ap- pears that the accused was a boarder at the above pre- and roomed with the complainant, and was known ery short of money, and upon his arrest the officer found upon his person over $50 in bank bills, which is supposed to be a portion of the stolen money exchanged. The Chief of Police committed him for examination An Affectionate Son.—One of the policemen of the 6th ward, acrested on Friday night, a man of rather genteel one of the upper rooms appearance, by the name of H. H. Noeyes, who resides with his mother, at No. 824 Broadway, ona charge of seizi his mother Py ae throat, at the same time draw- ing a koife, threate: to take her life. He was taken to the station house locked up for the night. ret ae wgrhrepeniag, ase Meee prices, and no sales Referee Bee mae eel “eR lacs vaeens ec, os ces and the Very v. Mr | of dew rotted of conseque: , end without sales German. The mericen Tract Society, on Monday the 1: for tract pemiens on the continent of Europe and at the principal foreign mission stations, $10,000, for the current year ending April 1. The Salem (Mass.) Observer, says We were in- | formed by the venerable Dr. Price, at the late ordination, | the induction chat it was the 133d tima he had attended pp into oe sacred em OF the wee num: r of graduates of Harvard i Price was at thelr graduation” |)’ Now U¥IME) Dr. A nt mentions an interesting revival of re- ligion in progress in the Presbyterian ‘church in Whites. bo » Which is extending also in other churches in . fea 1 d own Seminary has also enjoy- A private letter mentions a revival in the Presbyterian church im that place, in which it is believed that more than fifty persons have been h converted, ef whom more than halt are heads of The new, pleasant, and elegant h f a ani then leg een cee, Oneida co, N. ¥., was di to the w ip of Al- mighty God, on Tuesday, Feb. 16. Introductory prayer, reading of Scriptures, &c, by Rev. A. D. Waterville; poly by Rev’ Ez. ‘S. Barrows, 4 is, and dedicstory prayer by Rev. Mr. Platt, of Madison. Mr. Elijoh H. Bonney, late of Union Theological Semi- nary, New York, was ordained und installed ee poner of os as regational church in Pawlet, Vt., on Thursday, eb. 25, On Tuesday last a Mr. Nickerson of West Tisbury, Maszs., set fire to some blackberry briers in his orchard, The fre soon became uncontrolable and spread rapidly, and finally before it was extinguished burned over a strij of woodland 7 miles long, and 1% broad,destroying $2800 Avis Aux Familles,—Le M see mecanique worth of wood. cune rétribution ente publique. Ravigation of tne Unio Hiver. Places. : Time Mer 15. ery ed weet MONEY MARKET. Saturday, March 20—6 P. M. ‘The stock market continues very quiet, and quote, tions without any material alteration. The impression among the bulls in the street, is, that the arrival of the steamer will have a very favorable effect upon the stock market, and that the large amount of specie she will bring will make money more abundant. At the secend board prices fell off a fraction, with small sales. The arrival of the steamship Hibernia gives us twen- ty-eight days later news from all parts of Europe. In a commercial point of view, the news is highly iaterest- ing, important, and exceedingly favorable. The London money morket was very much depressed, Consols hay- ing reached a lower point than has been known for a long time. The advance in breadstufs has been very Law Deelenee: Uniteo States Distaior Cova, in ApMinatty, March 20—Before Judge Betts—Droiions -John W. Shook vs. The Simon Bolivar—This was a motion on the part of the libellant for a rehe: onthe ground of new and material evidence. It was o1 1d by the Court that the decree of the 2d of March in the present term, be vacated, and set aside, and that a new hearing be granted to the libellant, paying the costs to acerue at such hearing, and the costs of the motio: Daniel ith vs. John G. Williams, et al.—This was a libel filed in personem, fer the breach of a contract for affreightment. It is considered by the Court that the allegations in the libel, if supported b: tered into by spondents, not true in fact, and w! the libellant to his great injury and support an action in this Court therefor; and it appearing to the Ceurt upon the pleadings ‘and proofs in this case, that the contract of affreightment or charter party in the pleadings mentioned, was not executed or entered into by the respondents in their own behalf, nor did they enter into Lae guarantes to render it personally obligatory on them, but was executed and ‘entered into by them as agents of ——, thereto dul; therized by him, and was received and acce) libellant as such, with full knowledge of their authority inthat behalf. It is considered by the Court no right of ac has accrued to the libellant in this Court ol the renee personally, by reason of the pi mises. It is therefore o1 d by this Court that the libel be dismissed, with costs to be taxed. Common P, j—Decisions 1x Banco, March 20.— Henry Wykeff ads. Alexander Jones—Motion for new trial denied, and verdict confirmed with costs. ‘kson ads. James C. Sawyer.—Verdict con- Samuel C. Bishop et ol—Judg- ment for poe! on demurrer; plaiatiff may amend on costs. D. Browne and James Silloch vs. Albert D. rees confirmed with costs. wens, March 20.—Burton vs. Povey.—This case is adjourned for 20 days. Count or Genera Sx s—March 20—Before Re corder Scott and Aldermen Hart and Walsh; John Mc District —Trial of He 3 ning of the Court this morning, the trial of Henry Hagan on a charge of havii pases riousl tered the store of Mr. G.C. Scott, No. 146 B: iwi and stolen therefrom clothes, vesti , and ready mi clothing, to the amount of atout .$200 was resumed. Several witnesses were called by the defence, to show the previous good character which the prisoner had always sustained. The jury, aftera very brief consul- tition, rendered.a verdict guilty, und’ the Court ven: tenced the prisoner to two years imprisonment in the States prison. Sentence af George Beach.—In the case of Geo. Beach, ‘a disorder: hho was convicted some days ago ef keepi: 5 house in Water street, the court catered isa to pay fine of $150, and give security in the sum of $1,000 to eep the peace for te come. ‘he Court then adjourned for the term. ve the arrivals yerserdry, ot tae following These were rivals yesterday at the follow: hotels; independent of the Southera trains, which hed not reached here at a late hour. ‘Amenican—S. Porter Howell, Canandeigua; H. Porter, ‘Towanda; E. Nicell, 8. C.; D. Keith, N. ¥; W. Alden, riford. ‘Astor—W.C. Little, Albany; H. Baldwin, Syracuse; 8. 8teele, Albany; A. Goodman, Hartford; F. Sexton, Boston; W. Danshin, Baltimore; 8. Bates, Boston: J. Whitmore, do; C. Take, New Bedford; C. Tyng, Havana; A. 8loo, Conn ; H. Wi Memphis; W. Coffin, Boston; C. Babeock, Troy; J. Kastburn, Boston ; A. Sumner, do; ; J- Dennie, do; @. Nelson, do; W. Thorn- L. Hollingsworth, Boston; E. Welch, J. Boyd. do. rancis Gassett, Boston; John Wood, Portland; J Creigh- i J. Hurst, Providence; D. Launiot, Philadelphi ton, Obio; J. Fairb w! ¢ 8, Boston; D Clapp, ; Amos Day, Boston} Cottnam, Mi iiliamson, D. De Cour. jand; J'Levy, Virgi- Jersey; J. Verder, mono Allen, Nassau; J. W. Mills, i B. Cox, Alabama; N. Lai nn, Boston; George Hays, Philadelphia; 8. Edgerton, Charleston; E. Edgerton, do; W. Odell, Balston Spa; J. Williams, Washington; H Lowdon, Norfolk; 8. Hages. Albany; W. Zabriskie, New Brunswick; G. Clinton, Buffalo Howanp--T. Brunt, L.1; M. Squires, New Heaven; A. Brown, Savannah; D. Cowee, Troy; J. McFale, E. 8e- comb, Capt hen lor, D. Harden, Boston; J. Eldree, Mi- chigab; W. Smith, H. Darby, Conn; D. King, New York; W. B. Cummings, London; J. Baker, Providence; J. inning, M. Taylor, Boston; Capt Hi ernor; J. Hobbs, Portland; J. Ho’ St. John’ , B; Ed. Carter, Montreal, ‘arter, bridge, Del; R. Thaxter, Portland; 8. Stedman, Leunds; M. lott, Willmott; E. Marsh, N. J. Jusson—H. Eldridge, Va; E. Pc win, Elmire; J Pezenchoe, Springfleld; G. Cooks, Al J. Goodrich, Chicago; E. Harmon, New York; J. Liv: . A. Jones, Tredsville; H. Helton, New York; D. Caroli, Troy; G. Holbrook, Miss; R. Esi Vermont; W. Bushnell, £. Van Valkenburg, J. Cool J. G, Wilson, Poughkeop: Religious ictelii Cavewpan vor Mancu.—2ist, Passion Sunday ; 22d, Peers ed a ha H 24th, Feria; Lee An- punciation of the B. V. M.; By Mer ate Faria, » Seven Dolours of the The Very Rev Dr. Ryder will lecture in St. Peter's church, Barclay ot, this evening, at half past 7 o'clock. Rev. T. L. Harris will supply the desk of the Broad- way Universalist con; ‘ation, worshipping in the hail of Stuyvesant Institute, Broadway, opposite Bond street, this afternoon. ‘The Rey. J.T. H. Le Mesurier, M. A., late archdeacon of Malta, presented, by the dean and chapter of the patrons, to the perpetual curacy ops ‘ow thirty clergymen of the church of Eng- ts from the Hebrew trace, besides hundreds of lay members. , covers The Belgian journals state that a curate of one of the poorest perishes in having exhausted all i nd bend id been made him, to poe Lio ja ae Vd sold ie late wnd all the jurniture he could poss: ‘spare, and distributed its pr oa si ev. D. V. M. Johnson, at present rector of St, Jobn’s church, Islip, Long island, has received and ac. cepted an oppointment as missionary in charge of the floating church of the Holy Comforter, moored at the foot of Dey street, inthis city, and will shortly enter upon his duties. The New Woven Register says, that at a late meeting of Trinity parish, in that city, it was voted, unanimously, to invite the Rov. Thomas L. Pitkin, of Rochester, to be come junior rector of the pari-h, to succeed the present reotor at his demise or resignation The Right Rev. William H. de Lance: ia tue Chureh of the Eppa n in the Church of the Epiphany, Stanton afternoon, March 28. Service to commenc: proceeded to treet the fips of laying the corner ice. The Lenya, te 9 in accord directions of the Pontifical, the Rev Clergy chanting the ‘Appropriate parte of the service. The Right Rev. Bishop, at the proper oceasion to make a time, took most evrnest and powerful address fitting the circu great. Cotton was rather quiet and prices steady. ‘We annex the current quotations in this market for foreign and domestic exchange, for uncurrent money, and for specie :—- Forrion ExcHanaes rt omgetic Excuanan . Mobile, ie al do al do Weer 2 aie fe a ie do : ie it Monny Bought at. Sold at. Mobile, sp pg-1¢ dis. “de New Oileats.1 do 8 4 18 do 1 do 488 do L lo 2 do 3 do Quotations ror BrrcrE Per cent. Amer. gold, old. 106 “a 1 93 do new..100 a 100) Cy [= if dollars S jortaguese Spanish dollars a do = quarte: oo —- Mexican dollar: japuleo 3% ae +9 all ‘reasury Notes,, % al prem. quarters, Carolus dollars. .102 a if ‘There is a very limited demand for sterling exchange’ and the rates are steadily settling down. Quotations are, hewe' it present, merely nominal. chusetts, have reported in favor of granting a loanto the Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad Company, to the ‘amount of 600,000 dollars. The bill presented by the Committee proposes to accomplish the loan by autho- rizing other railroad corporations which have heretofore been sided by the loan of the scrip of the State, to pay over the ‘principal sum of said scrip to the amount of 600,000 dollars, to the Vermont and Massachusetts Rail- road Company—the amount so paid by any corporation to be endorsed on its bond to the Commonwealth. Old Stock Exchange, $3000 U 86's, $2, 103. 150 ahs Harlem RR '2000 Penn’ 70% 300°. do 5000 lo 1 100 do 10000 do bdms 1088 100 a0 2000 Beate 7s, 48 1005 300 Nor & Wor id Moers jonds 53 22 = 50 shalUnton Bank lite 100 do (50 Farmers’ Trust Bbq 150 do 100 do 28} 50 do 60 50! ie 430 do b60 ie no 10 do 100 Reading RR si2ms $8100 == do 50 do tee 4 AY CA 0 13% 150 Long Island 3 200 Ede nd Board. $1500 Penn’a 5’s bd mos 714 25 shs Nor & Wor 49 100 shs Harlem RR snw 47% 50 do 2% © do 47% 25 do 493 10 = do 060 47% 50 Morris Canal 190 do a7 lo $0 Farmers’ Loan a8 2834 100 Readiug RR 5 Del & Hudson Seriy 145 100 do 50 Stonington RR 43% 100 do New Stock Exchange. se 2%shs Canton Co 810 333¢ 100shs Nor& Wor 3 49% 50 Harlem RJ cast: 68 3 do 33 49! eo do suw 47% 150 do Monday 19! 50 do Monday 48° 100 do casi 50 Nor & Wor b3 50 50 do 50 do baer 4 49} 50 do 200 do cash 49! 50 do 20 do bS 49) 6 do ————— CITY *KADK REPORT. New Yors, Satunpay Arteanoon, March 20. The general inactivity noticed yesterday, continued to agrester or less extent to-day. The chief sales of flour were made either with privileges or for future de- made for cash at delivery nominal. Wheat exhibited no change in quo- tations, and no sales of consequence were reported. ly at yesterday’s rates, though the i were not so large. Some 'y transactions were made for future delivery, and at rather lower prices than some previous similar trans- actions. Provisions were quiet, and without change for pork. A lot of new mess sold at $15 25. Transac- tions in groceries were rather limited, and without material change in prices. About half past 3 P. M., just at the close of ‘change, a messege reached the city by telegraph, stating that the Hibernia had ep. peared off Boston, and within one hour's sail of the wharf. This announcement, of course, suspended all further operations for the dey. The anxiety to learn the urport ef the ne very Large operations Fepended upon the result of the news, and hence the ox- citement in reference to its character. Asurs—Small rales of Pots were mado at $4 871, and at $6 25 for Pearls. jwax—-Salea were reported of y: "tour —Small re at 27 ota. iy in allthe y at $%. 124 cents per paid for the refusal of 1000 barrels of er’s news, at $7 5,000 barr alf deliverable in May and Wheat—There were fe June on the market and no change in quotat! at $57 noted. Corn—The sal in store, and to arrive within a month or two reached from 28 a 30,000 bushels of yellow and white, [sate Bi yellow at 90 cents, @ part (3,000) to be delivered for shipment at the call of the purchaser; 2,600 Long Islend white at 860; 2,500 white do, deliverable in May, at 750; 1 600 whito, in store, at P6c; and 2,000 do, for immediate de! 980, which being bought under peculiar cirou was considered a little above the mi it price bushels Western mixed wi in all the months of summer, at 70 cen! at 90 cents, Barley at 75 Ont: change sin report. ing in value, owing to their u soup, ko. > A ine) reland in the way Exr paom Ist To 161m Manca. Corn, bush 1,972 Wheat, 4 + 67 971 Ry oe 1624 Barley, see 6198 Oata, ese 14,161 » do seees Corrow.—The sales to-day reach 1500 bales at very fall prices, being based on 12% for inir Uplands. A por tion of the purchases were on speculation, but exporters | flso took several parcels. Freights to Liverpool 3d, for square bales, and 1% cts. for Havre, i cd 2Ce. t was very firm, but the sales very market remained quiet, at $4 25. —A fresh cargo of Cuba arrived. There was in prices. New Orleans was firm at 5 20 ‘house sold by auction at 20 a 2030 cash. Navai ‘There was scarcely anything doing in 08. any description, no change ii Sie—Purthe sales ef cit pressed linseed sold at 80c; inactive at $30 84c. We quote crude Inpigo—The market ight. hhds sug sperm $108.8 TT, and b 3 sperm 0107, ed winter $1 17. The stock of crude sperm at the east was light, estimated a erceated r freee meas oe movisiens—A sale of 1, 8 new ed at $15 25; 160 bbls old mess sold at $14 Tae old p was held ut $12 123¢, while $12 was offered. Lard—25,000 lbs of low quality sold at 5c. Lard. bbls soldat 9%c. Beef np wane steady at 10 a 10%o. Export, fom 1st to 16th March. 105 bbis. 648 bb! port: rime case + peee 14171 key ‘ket was quiet. The sales of the week tierces, at $3 50 a $4 6234 cts. ut ‘Clover was inactive. The sale of 7000 sterday, brought 7c. Timothy was inactive, x remained nominal ‘We report sales of 200 hhds. New Orleans at ‘Th cts. Ta.tow.—There was no change in the market, and quote good rendered at 8% 0 9 cts. she Tovacco.—The stock being light, prices were steady, and sales of Kentucky were reported at 2) a 436 c! Wwacenone.—Since last rt, sales at nw wel bag eras ae arin a was quiet at 32 ots. ‘aE1GHTS.—To Liv |, four was: at7s. 6d.; grain in bulk at 26d., and at 25d. in sacks. To Ireland, 2 = were engaged yesterday ard to-day, at 24d, in Reaw Estate at Avetion.—Lot on 28d st, near 7th avenue, 25x99. "sees $1876 1 Lot adjoining, same size. ° 1825 Lot on 24th street, near 7th avenue ‘970 Lot adjoining, same size. ° 1,000 ere Lyttle cc pops 7 ve orner e! 'y 63 tee o Twe story brick house and Iotongethat, between 2d and 3d avenues, 25x97 ft 934 in. . ... +» 6,000 An interest in house and lot 40 Thomas st. Ge Died. and those of ee sonsln-law, Hagh ere ro ite te ee street, further iavitetion. j 4 jhort illness, Riomanp Fin- ptain of the 10th District The friend s_of the family, the members of Getty’s Lo |. O. of O. F., ‘and the order ge- nerally, elso the Police Department of the city are re- juested to attend his funeral, from his late residence No. be Pn = street, on Sunday afternoon, March 21, at four clock. On the 20th, Warten, aged 2 years and 1 month, sen of Domonique and Susannah Caminade. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, this Sanday af- ternoon, at 4 o’clock, frem 146 Walker street. the 20th, beter ia ter ef Jacob and the late age s Tl latives and friends of the family are respectful. ly invited to attend the funeral on Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock, from 282 West Nineteenth street. On the 26th, after a short and severe illness, Joun Cro.wett, aged 42 years. His friends and those of the family are respectfully. in- is funeral, without further invitation, nd relative: No. 11 vited to attend hii this (Sunday) afternoon, at half past 4 o’clock, from the residence of his sister, Mrs. A. M. Cholwell, 627 Green- wich street. —_————— Es FOURTH WARD. HE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN ELECTOR! the Fourth Ward who are friendly to the henest dependent course of nominating candidates by the voi the people, are requested to attend a meeting at the Baik, it peare 1, cornerof Duane and Wslliam streets, day Evening, 23d, at 8 o'clock, for the pury - ing and respon to the report of their Nominating Com- ier of the Co! LE: |ANRY, Chairman. ‘Tuomas Haves, Secretary. ‘mal tre EIGHTH WARD. zl rous Meeting of the Democracy of the 0, = Jouramenti en te ev ft as ir. el P. Gholdston, from the committee on resolu tions, reported the following, whieh were unanimously ‘The feliowing tieket to be supported at the primary elec tion ou Monday, the 22d inst., was unauimousty adopted : For Auprrman—ARCHIBALD MACLAY, Jr. Fou Mavonantr Convention. RUSERY W. SMITH CORNELIUS STEPHENS, For Aims House Convention. NTHON Y © TON, EORGE PAULDIN: JOHN B. SPAFFORD. Fon Wanp Nominatina Commitres. Robert F, Gett John M. Los Albert Garn: Joho B. William McMurray, Alfred Burmcre, ‘howas Gardner, Nichotas Van Heynigen, Feary Brauer, joel B. Fos : Himeon P, Manwaring, James D. Mesanu. it worthy Alderm: ichaid T Comp- ly represented this Ward in the Com- it two years, declines a renomination ane whereas, Jay, jr., has taith’ally au with distinguished sbility served the people of thus ward dur- io the same period in the Board of Assistant Aldermen ; That in the opinion of this meeting the pomina- ion for Alderman by the Democracy of thie Wal, at the ensuing election, is due to Dr. Maclay, and for that purpose we pledge ourselvss to and support of wer of the Demoeratio Party in the from the kaown standing of ve the above.ticket a uni vigorous sup; the of the citizens of Resolved. That the above ticket recommends itself imposed, as from thei MH Hh kes 7 in'the Promotion of the best interests of the uf {i mocratic arch 22, 187, Polls will pen at sunrise. and t sun ry Caan cna ALBERT GARNBEY, Ch’n. on M. BURT. } Secretaries. m20 2%je TO PRINIERS., Printing Establishment, in one ot the Brit sogether rit, together Low over twenty fe Mfsion—a fs Job different sizes—all new, or nearly so—| fnasea, Frame Hacks, ‘Imposing Stoo ‘ashiny Garry om the rs, inten wad ernisi a iolerabl fo prope yor farther par ticulars and terms, ter, to ANDRE, m2l law 3wre h atroet, wo-ntnirs. BONNARD’S RESTAURANT, Corner of Pine and Nassaw streets. JONN AK Vorab) fo 8 kreat varietyso! g assured that ished in a manner to su't the most m3 lw* rh IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN ENTLEMEN, I_ WISH YOU TO KNOW, that 91 ‘Murray, corner of Washingto: i oni: in this city where you ean dep paid tothe ropsiring, jem: jo none: gall, oF a Jemen, pr for ar ta qme, } from Lo CLUTHING, HE CHEAPEST gents aud boys fashionable Tsworin Yaneniis is Matter” wasters Whoa od Nassim streets, where nay be found over cae dy '1 be sold wholesale or retail, very lowest possible prices, “Also, ‘more h Pieces vf fashi i youe fr » not forget th ane, UERREOTYPE PLATENSTaat seein TOne full. qanrter and iTnk’co. 4 Maiden lane. ADAME B. LEVYN, | nounce to her friends ma ve and magn Her preseot stock of gi Ly hment e.tab) x Patro age she solicits, nud requests an early enil. MADA™« B. L 'N. 174 Bowery. | N. B.— Want: lady to superin sales, m20 im*re