The New York Herald Newspaper, March 14, 1848, Page 3

Int * Tux Wearuen—Yesterday was indeed a» most {de- lig’ tful day, althouch the morning gave evidence of an approaching storm. The clouds bung heavy, until nine o’elock in the morning. when it cleared most beay- tifutiy, ‘nd so remained all day. Tho evering was beau- fal, and promised fuir for pleasant wether. fit Doc —A mad dog was killed yesterday mornin; bo a street, by policeman Boynton, of the Ninth Fink avo Fiant.—A fire broke out about 10 o'clock last night, ins etable, inthe rear of 38 Ridge street; which entirely coneumed the building Two fre com: panies, Noa 15 aud 41,enzaged in w fight, in which atones, bricks. ae other missiles were freely exchanged. it would he weil for the Mayor at once to make an ex- ample of the parties concerned in this dingr :oeful tran- ction, Or we may have to record simiiarecenes to those which occurred in Baltimore on Sunday last. Fine —A fire wan discovered about two o'clock yes- terdsy morning, in the ema!l frame building No. $52 Bowery. occupied by John Wilcox, as = jewel the interior of which was entirely destroyed. loss is considerable, but was partially insured. Tho fire communicated to No. 360, swall two story brie building, occupied by J. Pinsent, as » confectionary; the roof and upper prveed were destroyed, and the stock on hand elmort entirely destroyed by water. The flames tino commanicated to No, 354, frame house, occupied by George E Gardner. asa stocking store. pat upper part of this building was also destroyed. The fire next communicated to No, 356, occu) ied'by | William E. Cor. nish, a8 8 segar store, the roof of which was considerably injured, and his stock almost entirely destroyed by wa- ter. It was evidently the work of an incendiary Asornen Hoax with Mover Arrists,—According to certain bills and certain tickets, privately at one deter a piece,at different places, by known and unknown peraonn, » private eutertainment of model artists was to takn place iaat evening at the Croton Hall. corner of the Bowery aud Division rtreat. This exhibition was said to covsiet of seventeen French ladies. Consequently a nunirous atiendance was present at 7 o'clock, the time apprinted to witness ths tablenw®, There went nume- rous clerks fres of duty, elderiy gentlemen, French snore free of employment, loafers and blackguards, 10 found themselves in the presence of several police- yen anda closed door. It was, for the d time, @ hoax made upon the community, by which more than five bundred persons were caught. A Wanm Recrrrion. A cloek store in Division street ‘was very carolvtsly left open on Sanday night, and dis- covered by voliceman Farrell, who woke up the proprie- tor that he might secure it. when he met with @ very warm reception, the owner threatening to kick him out of the store. Quite a deed of gratitude Sr Parnick’s Day —We learn with some surpise, that the natal day of the old Saint is not to be cele: brated ss usualon the 17th. This is Lent time, and it is conjectured, that as many saints cae sinners too) who attend on suck an occasion, blessed with extra- ordinarily good appetites, they are desirous of post- pontng the festival to @ more propitious period, when ci themselves with the cresture comforts, without violating t «:: conecieuces or the rules of the church Sensible move thin by the pious president of the acciety and the cardinal in petto, both of whom, we all know, likes good dinuer, with a glass of vinous juice to wash it down, The president willgive another ver- sion of the famous * biarney stone” on tha occasion, and the bishon will perhaps give the duplicate of the cele broted Astor House speech; while, at the same time, these worthy gentiemen with xpiain the “ bull” they perpetrate in fs teseeal the ole Saint's birth day on smother then that, which by common consent, has sbeen acknowledged as euch. Our pious friend, r. President, and the © Bishop of Basileopolis,” will have enough to do, we epprehend, in ex»laining the why and the wherefore. The poteen boys will. as usual, celebrate the day in various parts of the city, Lent or no Lent. hey stick to the day like true Irishmen, and lea of a bastard celebration in April or M: Devimenate Svrcipe.—Coroner Walters was called yestercay to hold an inquest at No. 326 Broome street, on the body of a German by the name of Frederick Hil: brand, aged 31 yeers, who committed suicide on Sunday evening, under the following circumstances. The de- ceatod won a turner by trade, wos at the time in the employ of Mr. ©. H. Bloom. On Sunday the deceared re- ceived his month’s wages, and between 2 and 3 in the sfternoon he went up stairs to wash and shave; and about 8o’clock in the evening he was found dead in his room, having tied oneend of a rope ton rafter and the other to bis feet, and a ap noose around his neck, be- ing in » aitting position at the time; then, after placing & looking glace before him, he stretched out his egs, thereby drawing tight the rops around his neck,and car- rying his desigos into execution, at the same time wit- nessing the first approach of death. Verdict in accord- ance with the above facts. No cause can be assigned for the rash act. Law intelligence. Count or Over anp TERMINER Judge Edwards. Aldermen Dodge and Meserole.— of Alezand-r Dunlap, aliae Moore, for the Murder of Alewander H. Neil, on the 29:h day October last, in Ann street —The trial having been et down for this morning, the court-room was filled with spectaters from an seriy hour. At half past nine o'clock, the prisoner was brought into court by offloers Bross and Schuerman, accompsnied by hin father, a respectable looking man. Hin irons were then struck off, and he took his seat with David Grebam.Erq. and Colonel Jack, his counsel. He iss Philadelpbian by birth—appears to be about 18 OF 19 yearn of age, and was respeotably dressed. ‘The Court organized at half past 10 Selook. The District Attorney, with whom was associated Mr. B. O'Connor, on hebsif of the people, stated that he was ready to prooeed with the trial. The prisoner’s counsel replied, they were ready, also. He was then erraigned, and pleaded not guilty ; after which, the clerk proceeded to cull overthe jury pannel, Suveral of the persons sum- moned a8 jurors having made excuses, were discharged, and others were set aside, ia consequence of their o tious to finding a verdict of guilty, where death is to bo the punishment. About one e’olock, the pannel wan exhausted, and ten jurors, only, obtained. ‘The Sheriff was ihen ordered to summon a fresh panvel. At two o’clock, the sseoud pannel came in, and the clerk pro- ceeded to call over the es, when, after two hours, the two additional jurors were sworn. The following are the names of the jurors :—Edward Daly, foreman; Joseph Fletcher, Patrick Riley, John Shelton, Walter L Childs, Joreph Aleken, Willi am B Rogers, Ebenezer Peck, Simon Donnelly, James Neeves, John Allen, and John Scott, The Court then adjourned to 10 o'clock, this morning, and the jury were given in obarge to twolve officers, with the usual directions, &o. Court oy Gexenat Sxss10ns, March 13 —Before Re- corder Seott and Aldermen Purser and Gilmartin. Jones B Phillips, Esq, Assistant Distriet Attorney. Plea of ‘At ‘opening of the court this morning, Job: Fox Tastatet for forgery in the second degreo, in having uttered sundry counter! notes, entered a ples of guilty, and was sentenc ie 3 impel soned in the State e prison for the term of fiy Trial for @rand Larceny.—Cornelius Biinekerhoft wes then called to trial onan indictment eharging him with having, at dundry times prior to July last, stolen $12500 in speeie from the vault of the Leather Manu- facturers’ Bsok, while employed in the bank as a porter. The case having beem opened by Mr Phillips fer the people, the following evidence was adduced :— Enenvzae Prat, on being examined, deposed—I am the oxshier of the Leather acquainted with Corneli ed in the bank asa porter left in Jey) ens di y covered. The specie in the vault consisted of gold and silver coin, engies, half eagles, quarter eagles, half dollars, quarter collars, also some foreign coin.— Some of i, wee ia boxer, and some in bags. On disco- vering the deficiency, Mr Brinckerhoff was interrogated, whereapon he acknowledged having taken sums of mo- ney at different times, beginning “ith $100, and that when he took the money, it is intention to return it ca noon as he was able; and stated that he had taken, to the best of his recollection, about twelve thousand doliars. He also manifested great contrition for what he bed done. and expr ia willingners to give up his books and papers, and claims connected with the manufacture of patent medioine, together with two life poltey insurances, which were parable in case of the th ef either himesif or bis wife. Subsequent to the igument, the wife of the accused died, and the money obtained by virtue of the life policy was paid over to the bank; {ter which, and the payment of the bonds time of accused's appointment to his ine reed to receive $500 asa satisfactory a jeathent ofthe matter. A receipt, of whioh the fitow. ing is a copy :— “ New Yorn, Nov 22, 1847 Reoeived from Wm.C. Brinckerhoff, assignee of Cor- nelius Brinokheroff, ueder an assignment dated Aug 2d, the eum of $500 in full satisfaction for the balance of money due from said Cornel Brinckherhoff to the president, directors, and eompany oi the Leather Manu- iacturers’ Bunk referred to in eaid assignments.”” PLATT, Cashier.” given by Mr. Platt, \d for defence, tes. and acknowledged to have be was then read in evidence. Mr Patr, on being cross-exami tified that be could not describe t! tl kind of speci’, or the umount ‘em from the vault at any one tiie exoent from the statements mads by the accused imae James Hanren, 6x-Mayer, on being called, testified that he bad knows the sccused for ® mumber of years, and previous to the present oharge ogainst him had never heard of anything prejudicial to his character; that sbout 2 years ego, Mr. Brinckerhoff called upon him, | spoke of his cougn syrup, and its medioal virtues ; and stated that if he could only command rome funds to en- ablu him to advertise, end thereby make it known to the pubile, that he should realize some pecuniary ad- vantage for bis family. Mr Platy om belmg reoalled, testified that the ao- cused had remarked to him, that he took the money for the purpose of enabling him to advertise his medicine, hoping foon to realize a return, that would enable him to repiace what be had taken from the vault. si ‘al wit 8 were then called to prove the pre- od oharacter of the nocured ase wae then submitted to the jury, who after a1 absence of more than 6 how zt d their inability to agree upom a verdict. The court therefore discharge them from further consideration of the subject. Counr Catexpan—Tuis Day—Circuit Court—Same as Montay Common Pleas<ist part—Nos, 45, 47, 53, 63, 65, 69, $3, 91,99, 2d part-*Nos. 116, 126, 2, 4, 10, 36, 42, 120, 90, A Present To Tayrorn.—There may be seen at Mr. McCracken’s furniture store, Royal ttreet, a pinee of handicraft, which, however beautiful in iteelf, derives additional interest from having been wrought by a faire pair of ever ‘engaged in wresthing @ tribute from besuty to the brave, Itisa ven emborsed with flowera worked upon hair cloth, Jin designed ae token of the affection and resprot the tefr artificer entertains for Gen Taylor, It is the projuction of Miss Lydia Grace Mcore, of Texas, who, woile Gen ‘Leylor was winning honors for hia coun- try in Mexico, plied her geutle art with patient skill in exeouting such @ gltt as ic besuited her ax to bestow upoo the leader of victorious armies. It would © been rome thing to cheer and warm the old seidiry a rpirit whispered bim when watching wt dead « simp fices which betokened the approach of *, (hat everthen the boudolr of beeuty war i by ® softer light which shed its milder rays H che Isbor of & menerous and pure hewrt, which in up: thet lonely hour busied iteelfin erecting aym bola and vi- sible rounime The wooden wood, b; eo Py of the eraticude which overflowed it rk of the divan was «xeouted fn rose Mr MoCracken And i & rare achievement iu 1001 skill. New Orleans Picayune, March 6. | ceived. direet my i bey: a ay sortment . , t of elt Vanbreiins, rasta, Gl ra, be at woieh they now we offer for sale at their ira isccsta bea a ay. Gold Pens, of every of every description and gi | for gale 25 pir cent below former. prices, wholesale an it. Co. 45 Williams treety 1 eek and wage, 92 Fulton street. fens wy invariably war aad best and cheapest gold as above, by es quality sien Gold ve Diamona aes ¢ aah Pony from 75 cents to $2 50—Beere & Clark, 25 John sheer, (up staity) invite the attention, of all parcharers of Gold ‘Pens, wholesale retail, to their stock, comp the pens ‘of all the best ms, Kersin the country, carefully selected ’nud. warranted. Being verfeotly conbdent of the inebility. of auy house. to compete un in the quality and price of their pens and cases, they eheerfully furnish purchasers with x list of their prices, jo. aii 5 oes with others. Gold peus exchanged or re , Diamond Potnted Gold Pens.’ penior sell $1 8. Pens that einer sel at 83 they: enaine Albert G. Begley, Pen aad & Rendell's, Levi Brown’s h er other approved makers" P is pet (the imperfect ones are return misery) af reduced prices. "Gold pens aud cases repaired and exe! 94 Massau Shirt, go ‘0 Doller and a Half ever buy ant rin h yale of Gloves, Ua keeper Crevat, econo- Scott’s Cheap Furn: street—!f you want 1 tip top fine good fitting 91 Nassau sureet und hay one of Scott's Ds Shires, ‘and our word for it you will roadway. ‘tol York, re Meine fherald ofieerand become rie brought bey New York.—Genin, 214 ‘© assortment of Gent poe brated and fashionable great variety of Children’s Pa is Also, a large assort- which are the —Jui Hats, from: othe most blishment Hits the most beantifal ever exhivite meat of elegant Paris Silk Umbrellas, ‘amon, celebrated Patent Self Opening Umbrellas. Those in wavt of cles sh vuld, eall cexrly to secure a choice, tention is called to “Genia’s” spring style of Hat. in Hat $4 00. a saving te those who purchase at this eatablishinent of 25 per cent. Upper Ten Thousand—Th follow’ ‘g letter d from Mr J. Silcox, a gentleman of respectability who is well aod widely known. Dr. tC pe ‘6 tiewts in the upper ise York and Al y s. They, purchase m jety. and is rsed both the majority of the aristocratic fai the Spring, of Dr Townsend, half a dozen or dozen bottles, Le new nole family use it for a month or six week: well no preventive for disease like it. Thes er, lose achild—""New York. Jan. 1818— Ia justice to your remedy, J take the li- toa berty of stating, that sbout two years since cold, which I could not remove. It became a of fhe, efron and lu ee little son wi ime of your Sarsaparilla for it but a short time, when we ethought he had the jut found itthrew the bile out through the pores ot better, which mduced me to use it. ‘am very happy to ackcowledge that it entirely cure +nd my son, and we are now in the enjoy! excellent health. Seer pera beyond donbt a most excellent remedy, and should be widely known. Yours, respe:tfully. VALENTI “E SILCOX, 9t Amosatreet, N.Y.” Priecipal office 126 Falton street. ested ‘We believe we cannot do our readers greater service than by recomm x alt who wish for a correct copy of their features, to ca!l at the Plumbe National Doguerrean Galles 251 Broadway, uprer corner of Murray street, where they will be copied with such exactn violent gb COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS, MONEY MARKET. Monday, March 13.6 P. Bi. The Mexican treaty, as ratified by the Senate of the United States, published exclusively in the Herald this morning, had a very favorable influence upon the stock murket, and prices generally improved. At the first board Treasury notes advanced % per cent; Pennsylva- nia 5’s, 3; Long Island,1; Canton %; Farmers’ Loan, 3; Harlem, ; Reading Railroad fell off 4; all others closed at prices current on Saturday. At the sseond board, Harlem advanced 1 per cent; Iili- nois Special, 1; Morris Cansl *4, with sales only toa moderate extent, ‘The market closed with an upward tendency, and we see nothing likely to prevent a very great rise in almost every stock in the list. Money is at present tight, but as there is no earthly reason why it should be, there must be achange seon. A rise of from five to ten per cent in all the leading stocks would have been realized upon the announcement of the ratification of the treaty, had there been no cause for the course the banks are pursuing in relation to loans and discounts. ‘The State Bank of Saugerties and the Northern Ex- ohange Bank, have resumed, and their bilisare redeemed in Wall street at the usual discount. The New York and Erie Railroad Company have called for en instalment of $10 per share on all shares, on which the payments heretofore made do not exceed $89 per ehars, payable on the 12th of April next. The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of cer- tain articles exported from Boston for the week ending the 10th inst , distinguishing the destination and extent of shipments to each plac: Commence or THE Port or Bostoxn—Weru ry Exports. To Great Britain—-Corn, 15,174 bushels; turpentine, 1000 bbls; rosin, 1200 do; tallow, 26 do and 33 hhds; lard, 460 firkins, 200 kegs, 275 ‘bbls, 200 tubs; oil cakes, 20 tons; cotton, 64 bales; whale ofl foots, 44 bbis; bread and flour, 44 do; cheese, 130 boxes 20 casks; bacon, 50 boxer; rilex, 10 bbis; mess pork, 70 do; arytes, 3 - tons; water | casks, 60; rocking chairs, 12; apples, 12 re ‘tustio, 76 tons; honey, 0 Holland—Cedar, 37,04: 11,744 galls; logwood, 19,610 1 To Brazil—Domestics, 98.950 yards; lumber, 121,720 feet; powder, 35,000 lbs; spirits turpentine, 504 gall To France—Copper, bon.a36 Ibs; coffee, 29.289 do; cot- ton, 16 276 do; logwood, 65,000 do; lard, 17,957 do. To Hayti—Alewives, 250 bbis; beef, 16 do; hams, 1,068 Ibe; fish, 66 drums 464 quis; chairs, 10 dosen; herring, 395 boxer; tobacco, 3,500 Ibs; butter, 750 do; soap, 600 Boxed ped half do; obeese, 380 Ibs; pork, 100 bbls; lumber, 10,000 feet. To CubeIoe, 800 tons; carpeting, 40 yards; cider, 70 kero iy 775 bdl @ bb! hbhas. timpty bbls, 16 . tallow, 2,540 Ibs; potatoes, 50 bbla; hams, 5,379 ibs. To ether West India Islands —Brooms, "350; corn meal, | 100 bble; candies, mould, 3,650 Ibe; caps, 4 dozen; cassia, | 200 mate; drugs, 12 boxes; leather, 20 sides; peas, 43 bushels; rye meal, 100 bbir; rjee, 3,465 }bs; salmon, 12 half kitts; reflued sugar, 236 Iba; vinegar, 240 galls; ap- ples, 100 half bbls 60 qr do; turnips, 25 bbls; fish, 1,000 qtis 2100 Ibs; ice, 150 tons; butter, 1.452 Ibs; oheese, 454 lbs; chairs, 258 bdis; guupowder, 3,760 lbs; flour, 436 poles herring, 26 do; lard, 265 Iba; ofl, 498 galls; soap, 300 264 pairs; Manilla hemp, , 732 galls; molasses, 5,000 rum, 1,300 galls; tallow, Y'e British Provinces—Sh 6 750 Ibs; hemp, 2:200 do; wi do; hides, 669; "flour, 62'bb! 19,119 Ibs; ble The aggre value of the exports for the week, dis- tinguishing the value of foreign from the domestic, nud the value shipped to each country, was as annexed: — Vatue or Exronts rom Bostos roa tae WEEK sDING Maren 10, 1348. Foreign. Domestic To Great Britain . — $34,275 44 +++ 95,537 00 3,982 65 + 8,940 85 9.991 00 13,296 43 17,448 00 2,549 08 300 co 2,806 77 $60,124 70 103,737 58 60,124 70 se ter eeeeeeseese see ++ $163,062 28 The receipts of the most important articles of agri- cultural produce at tide water, in each of the past three years, were as annexed. Recuiets or Propuce at Tipe Waren, 1845, 1846 anv 1847. 1845 1846. 187. Flour, bbls 2,517,250 ‘Wheat, bi Total... .... Cheese, ibs Butter and Lard, Ibs ‘ool, 12,044 009 Io 1836 the receipts of flour emounted to only nine hundred thousand barrels, showing an increase in the past eleven years of three millions of barrels. The ro- ceipts of corm im 1836 were not given. In 1837, they amounted to only 1593 bushels, and in 1847, to more than six mijlions of bushels, The inoreare in the re- ceipts of woo! has been large, and affords the most gra- tifying evidence of the growth of this important branch of egricultural industry. The exports ef cotton from Mobile to foreign ports, and the value of the sam: yr six months, ending Febru- ary 29:h, 1848, ware as ai Commence or Mosite—Si OTTON. Bales. Value ++ 17,922 9.043 962 $628 806 46 ies 93,528 12,015,748 817,988 34 $1,416,194 60 16,299,598 2,064,906 96501 10,384,392 $1,278,697 96 ts, (Amer) 8966 4.429 986 $317,252 30 jo.) Britis 672.780” 44,100 00 Be. do. (Spanish, 1,673,788 = 129 506 33 Total to other for. ports .. 6: Total, quarter ending Febru. bali apace ruary 29th, 184 46,220,566 $3,215,751 99 Total, quarter ending Ni vember I WAT ve sseee 44915 7,109,817 $731,165 28 ‘Toral, $9,990,303 $3 916 916 OF he exports of eotton for the same period the previ- otis season, amounted to only 49,561 bales—showing an increase this year o! 56,598 bales, being more than one hundred per cent. is not, however, such « great difference in value as there is in quantity, in conse- quence of the great depreciation in prices this year, compared with those current the same time lest, The eoffes trade of Rio Janeiro, for the past year, wae wi $1,127,550 49 | 1OLIAT 47 | Jarger than in any previous year. The exports were 130,464 bags more tham In 1646, showing an increase equal to 8% per cent, andan advance of the average from 1842, of 2334 per cent. The annexed table exhibits the shipments of coffee from Rio in each of the past two years, distinguishing the shipm.nts to each country :— * Corvee Erronren raom Rio Janxino, Destination 0} preparer A Bags.——- — 1846. wt Inc'se Decise 137,812 79.755 0 2 - 95 - 4776 — 18,771 11.3902 13.318 = 7288 0) cee ese 5,504 Mediterranean... 469 = min Fortugal O16 Lah «aes — 9/937 pe 1,801 — 4,918 92,386 2479 — 2529 or = 130,464 Per cent. 1,758 Sweden & Norway. 1.472 Cay Holland Russia, River Plate, Africa, Deamark, . Kove veces ‘The principal increase of export was to the United States, Hamburg, ‘Trieste, France and Denmark ; the most material decrease was to the Channe!, Sweden and the Mediterranean. ‘The comparative export to the various ports of the United States, from 1543 to 1847, was: —Bai New 273.409 1 i, a4 37 aaee 2,181 Savannah, 191,166 50, 2,025 Richmond And, upon the average of the five years, an increase in 1847, upon the quantity exported, to Charleston of 7,994; to Mobile, 3.574 ; to New Orleans, 82,781; to New York, 49,296 bags. ‘To Baltimore there was sent less in 1847, 15,768; to Boston, 10,445; to Philadelphia, 10,600 boge. ‘The market opened at the closing prices of 1846: 9 etea- dy demand prevailed in January, principally for the United States and Sweden, and the stock having becomo diminished, prices advanced 50 a 100 reis, an at which continued wutil 18th February, attention hay meanwhile, been almoat exclusively directed to superi: and good firsts for the United States and Sweden, und also for Altona und Hamburg. Later prices declised, and continued low until 11th March, from which day until 16th considerable sales were effected, and the mar- ket rallied, and improved further in April, when the ar- rivals were limited, good assortments scarce, and vernels | nd hence, was business less extensive than otherwise it would have been Early io May prices further rose 60a 100 reis ; later supplies were abun- dant, which, combined with a scarcity of shipping, caused ‘a reaction, and in June a considerable decline took place, and a fair amount of business was dons. Freights, how- ever coatinued to rise, and the dealers, rather than sub- mit to lower prices, preferred shipping on consignment] which they did to some extent, both to the United States and to Europe, and the market continued depressed at the close of the month. Stock Kixchange. CITY TRADE REPORT. New Yorx, Monpay AFTERNOON, March 13, 1848, The flour market continued firm, with steady sales for home ure, at full prices. The lots disposed of conristed of Genesee, New Orleans, round and flat hoop Onio, with small parcels of straight brands Michigan,at a slight ad- | nce. ms stat ed below. Corn was rather inactive, except in @ sale of very handsome white, Meal oontiau- ed quiet. Inrye ne transactions werereported. Pro- visions were inactive, and sales moderate, at about Saturday’s quotations. There was a fair amount of business doing in eugers, with moderate sales of molans- es, without material change in prices. Coffes con- tinued quiet. AsHes—Sales of 60 470 bbls of pots were made at $5 8736 ; pearls continued nominai at $8 a $5 1234. Bexswax —There was a good demand for Western yellow, with sales of 3000 Ils at 13.0 240 Buxapsrurrs —Flour—sales of 500 bsrrela of common to fair Genesee were made at $6 50, 600 do do at $6 66%; 250 do round and fist hoop Ohio were soll at $6 50, and 6234; Howard street and Alexandria were in light Sopply and held pretty firm st $6 37}¢. Sales of 200 bbis } Orleans common, were made at $6 25, and about 1 do, fair to good quality, in separate lots, at $650) The market closed with firmoess fos descriptions of good | brands, in good order = Whea jes of 3500 bushels of | good white Ohio were made at $1 40. Corn—Sules of 3 | #4000 bushels of handsome Southern white were made at 580 ; 6000 do, Southern mixed, were sold at 520; 2000 ac, New Orleans out of order, were sold at 500; 1000 | sacks, do do, were sold on private terme; do, were also sold on terms not made public; terms. No sales ot New Jersey were reported; holders demanded 57 cents for yellow, which was above the views of buyers. Mecl was duil at $2 50, and no sales transpired Rye was quiet at about 83 to 000,delivered Oats—Northern were steady st 490, while Southern were a only 40 a42c, Beans—Sales of 36 bbis were made at $1. Carte Manner. At Market—1000 beef cattle, (700 Southern —the remeinder Eastern and New York State,) 80 cows and calves, and 900 sheep and lambs. Best Cattle—Prices yet keep up to a pretty high mark. ‘There have been no sales of consequence below $7, ard the market averages from that figure up to $9 per cwt. About 250 head remain over unsold. Cows and Calves — Sales at from $20 to $30 a $50, as in quality All rold. Sheep and Lambs—The market last woek wos some- what better supplied. Allrold at from §2 60 2 $1.50 to $550. Hay—Selling at from 65 to 750 per owt Corre Since e cargoes of Rio were Aisposed 0 ot last wee! ard of no sales of moment ; aaote Rio a cn 70; lots ot prime quality were worelt a trifle above the latter figure. Cerron. — Tho rales to-day comprise 900 bales; holders seem more indifferent about bringing forward their Lb og feeling more confideace in the expected advices the Cambria, now fully due. We quote as before. Lrvesroon Crassrica tions 1 Ovleana Plorida Net ne Texas, Infericr, nival wm nal jackerel continued firm, aud we quote | iarsa- | ohusetts, No. 1 at $9 and No. 2 at $6, at which moderate sales were making to the trade. Fauit.—We note sales of 2,000 boxes of (wet dried) ay 600 drams Smyrna igs at 75 Raising at $1 40.0 $150; ” 200 bbis do Ge ; 20,000 Ibs (old) dried apples at 40; peaches with skins on at $1 58, $4 20. Lap —The market continued quiet, and quotations were nominally the sam Liquorice Pai tail trade, with sales of ebout 100 barrels and tierces (Cardenas) at 20 @ 2c, and @ lot of New Orleans do (inferior) at 26340. Navat Stokes —The near approach of the Cambria ices continue very fir: Moderate sales of 111 ‘There wero sellars of new mens pork st $10 3734, and of prime do at $9 25. There were smail sales ohoice prime to the trade at $10.50. Sales of 100 bbls. old prime were made at $375. Sales of 100 bbis hams (Winchester’s) were sold to arrive at 7c Sales of 300 a 400 bbis. country mess and prime were made, the former at $8 25, and the latter at a 25 Lat ‘Sales of about 100 bi kegs remained the same as 3 160 boxes prime dairies were mate at Tic for sexpert. Bu(ter—Sales of 20 packages ‘ova std were made at 11gey 18 bbls. eggs sold at 15}¢0 —Sales of 50 tierors were made at ‘about $3 87) fer fold sold at 7% ots. SvGan.—8 les of about 400 hhds muscovados were mad A Ms 5 6 fee 60 do New Orleans at 4%, the rt and 20 do western at | | $1000 Treas Notes6’s | 102}¢ 100 abs MauhatGasCo lio | 10000 do 15 103 50 do Lory Island bas 33 | 10000 do. bw 103, 100 do | do 33 10000 do 10:% 180do do 32% $000 do 10% 100 do do 990 32% 25000 520 ip te 700 do do 32 1000 U 8 8, 67 todo do 32 800 US 5's, 53 OL iodo do 3 22000 Yeun $’s 743% 60 do Canton Co 3534 5000 do Tis §20do — do 1000 Ohio6’s ’60 98% 40do do btw 3544 6000 do 9%5q 200d0 do 35 500 do, 50, 98° 25do do I5days 13000 Ills Fundable 46 75¢0 do bs 2000 lo 45% 100do do prey Reading Bonds 61 75do do do b60 61g todo do ‘60 foo. do 61 300 do Morris Cans], 50 shs National Bk 5 75 do Nor & Worcester 50 Reading RR 1 42 450 do Harlem Kit 100 do. 043 450 do. 10 0 do 41% 250 do 5 bew 275 Farmers’ Trust 31% 500 do 100 do b30 32 «100 do do 530 150 do 32 100do do s10 100 do btw 320 100do do bie 50 do 32 450 do do 10 N O City Bank 89 50 do Stonington RR id Board. rot! Pennie ue 1 Oshs Warmers Loan if) lo do b30 5000 mi ead Bdt b60 47 = 59. do CantonCo 60 100 shs Harlera R ‘L 0 do 1 do do 810 51 40 do Mor'is Canal s30 11 250do do sl0 50% 100¢0 do 1 159 do do #10 58% 100do do boo 12 100 do do 51” 40. do Nor & Wor 3036 100 do Long Is'and 33 60 do N ATrust 10 20) do Farm Loan 32 A sale of good white Ohio wheat was made ig |: es were confined to Southern mixed and white, with | peath the e: Tots of New Orleans, out of ord+r,or heated, on terms | ¢l whieh did not vary materially from Saturday's rates, | | emali sales straight brands Michigan were made at $5 | 1600 sacks, do |b. tha rire and scheap book; so, and 2000 bushels Long Island were also sold on private 18 Pac wssics of 70 cases (Spanish) Were | vera} lots made at 190, 6 months Motassxs.—There was moderate inquiry for the re- | hn i ter advices, han a tendency to check transactions, | s shes Beot-> | the * —Sales of about 160 bbis clover, new, pure, were | | bo mbazines and alpscas plans and mustin d co.—The market for good Kertucky and Vir- pan caf continued firm, with LY inqui WHaLsnown. —There was no change 1a prices, while the market remained quiet. Waris: EN sales 1 were reported, while prices re- mained the same. Fasiauts.—To Liverpool, rates remained poops ome the sume. Naval stores were said to have been taken last week under 2s, To Antwerp to-day, cotton was taken at 30, and turpentine at 3364. To Havre cotton was engsged by the packets of the 16th and 24th at 340. The bark Chactvr Oak cleared on Saturday for Belfast, Ireland, with a cargo of provisions valued at $55,000, shipped by Mr. Cordukes, of this city. MARKETS ELSEWHERE, STOCK Sal Battrmons. March 11 —$5000 United Stati time) ig 3000 do do Hee 2000 do do 10 Mi pulted. 6 liv. bonds, 7% do do 77); 10 shares Ri tpn Had, 9% 90d ab do do Sie 10 do d do York do 23 "4, of 1887, lon at rai ee 10336. bid; 0284; M Taad 6's. 90 asked, a bid; Baltimor First Board—3500 fiate os, 14 March 5. ; at Del © 63,1 3 Be » 2436; 200 County bas Shalt TM: Ls Texas ale: re row ser y Copper, 3; 300 U val 25 0 ‘ahah, Lie 100 Neshamic Copper. 1. After & 1000 State igmington Copper 9; 30 Beaver Meadow Mailroad Bee: Ey ‘\imington 4»; 1000 Reading RB. = Fru ond ‘Megha Dau, 54; 2000 Sch Nay Lense eae soem | Beate 51, 7434. FOREIGN MARKETS. Buxwos Aynes. Jan 8 —We cepy from our files of the Rritish Packet, the following prices current—Dov' loons, Spanish, $401 a 402 each. do Patriot, 400 a 401; dollars. Spanish and Pataconen, $26 eaeh; do Patrint, 244; Ex- obangs on England 24 in our, 65s 34 9 65 6d per doub- loon; do United States 2) a 230; hides, matadero or sala ero descarnado 27 « 28 pounds each. 04 a, 58 per prsads; do matadero country, 25 a 29 8, 48.8 52 do; do North America, 88 a 40 do; do i 0x, 45 @ 48; do salt- ed cow, 33 a 40; horse hides salted, 30a 31 do tach; do heep skins washed, flue and ordinary, 2 20 per dosen; gost skins, without pr ce; nutria skins, ny horse hair mixed, 58 & 65 per arroba; do short, 45 a do long, 18 to24 in. 120 a 140 do; wool, ordinary ensbod. 20; do dirty,8a10 do; do mestizs washed. 25 & 35 do; do dirty, 12 418 do; do fine washed, 40 a 56 do; do dirty 26 a 86 do tallow, matadero raw, 22 do; do melted, first class, 38 a 40 do; do pure, second class, 35 a 36 do; grease, p 50 do; jerked beef, 450 48 per quintal; horns, ox, 650 a 600 per thousand; docow, 160 0 200 do; shin bones, without price, Canoenas, Feb, 26 —In our market we have pe gi hed remark that 1%ra is atitl current for moiaenes, and irom the number of vessels still on hand, both here oa in Havana aud Matangas,an advance may be consiier- ed far more probable than a decline. Muscovado mo- lanses, 3.8354 78, Muscovado sugar,4a dirs Freighte duit "Our sifgar planters complain of the little yield of their flelds, and besides they are enffering much from drought; it seems to be the prevailing opinion that a de- rease Of 15 @ 20 per cent from the last year’s crop will 0 the result ; however, a good deal w weather, depend on the Married, At Hanover, New Jersey. on Wednesday evening, the Sth inst. bythe Ray, Mr, Jobnson, Mr. Anpnew J. Pat ef Chatham, N J, (formerly of this city.) to wis Fraxcrs W. Kina. of Dover, N. J. In thia city, on Sanday eveniog 12th instant, by the Rev. Wm. 8. Balch, Caven T. Howext, jr, of Chester, New Jerary, to Joanwa M, Canrenrir, of this city. Morristown papers please copy. “Died. On Monday, the 13th inst, Mra Ann Power, aged 52 yearn, a native of the county of Westmeath, Ireland. Her friends, and those of the late David Hinds, her ron-in-law, alao of ker nephew, John Mulledy, are reapect- fully invited to attend her funeral. from her late resi- dense, No. 16 Franklin street, on Wedneaday, the 15:h icnt, at 35 o'clock, f M., without further invitation. Oa Mondsy, ths 13th inst, Wa Henny, son of Jeane and Charlotte A. Dunham, in the 6th year of his nage. ‘Tho friends of the family, as well as those of Wm. J. Davideon, are invited to ‘attend the funeral services, at the honss of the lstter,21 Douglass street, South Brook- ( cards and in dozens. beaes Candlesticks whips. Reisso: Broadway, w large aveortment of superior tre, com fis aud chairs dre plain bureat vans, couches, sf and other tables, curl er Deseiende, gets tnd ery be sold without reserve, in loisto snit retail at Rause coltection, grounds of ¢ emneter his sal pouemenut oF reaervati attead the sale without executed at private sale will be received wut fe a ode and the usual,strict attention D. LAND. hension, that it about to re inqu devoted to the culture house, 65 Chestuut street. : to competent person the opportunity is.0 as with tein go the good will of ove of the oldest ond moat jeuted the greenhouse svsh, comorising ten thousand square Vocal and tlery, Hazors, ke. on Shovels aud’ Tongs, Pistols, Shaving Boxes, ocks. Spoons, Buew- Hinge erghte, fue Fiate Looks teed fers Axes, Grain 8eo54 cesnnd Bit Gilasse: rks, aad Carvers, 100 lots Pocke t © Fheers, Guns and B AUCTIONS R—CAMI AND Household Furnitore ond i Mag Att ‘Vhis day (Tuesday) March lith, at 10% clock, at i'be sold STOCK OF Auction, this Day, senday) aren 14, at 10 o’clock, at the Bere, No. 1(0 Bow- large and geueral assorted sock. oe grocers, lorsed notes, 4 mouths credit, over $100, for approved eu | f ond npder oa bankable money. Also, Glass Casing, Jounters, Desks, REAT SALE OF NURSERY STOU hy tensive stock cold Landreth Ni ies, out to be disposed of at public sale, « «to relinquish business. Such an por er sented and all who wish to deco: their green- ‘at auction, has ne nm Lar iy invited. "For impro ne, A tally et churches 7 state and county vflices, Bey wailed Taciitions Getslosuen bo tt ‘Lhe sale of the out door articles will March 2ist, and the plaut: ts, On id tor safe packing aud shivment red, aud as there will be no os Persons from disttnt. pe fear of d sappointment. Ur It may he proper to The nurse: ¢ offered for ren' seldom presented, sful establishinents «f its kind 1a the Uuion. If not will be sold on tue 2d of May. Appl by letter, may be made to the subscribe: TANTED—A YOUNG LADY OF EXPERIE SCE iu tearhing, wishes to engage @ fer mae Vupils in Teacher, the hours of 2 and'5 © rf eo 6 o ct rs 1 WwW ANTED=A si [TUATION, r, BY TWO RESPE, OTA ble Young women, sisters, the one as Cook, t hamberMaid and ¥ fe beth good Thea 4 call at No. ven asfto characte: voks, and exeelleut washers snd irouers. Pew rd story. were ANTED—A SITU UsTIO BY A RESPKCTABLE. young wowen, to cook, wash, aud iron, ina respectable rivate family- Good references will be given. Please to ca Lat 58 Catharine street. second floor, frout room, Al TED—A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT mn 0 do house work, in asmsll family. She has ood city reference. Apply at 22 Ok street, up stairs, im the rear. s ai pl on Tuesday, the 14th i it 1 o'clock P. M., with- out further notice. The remains will be taken to New- port, R. |., for interment. On Mondey morning, after a short, but severe illness, Emeuine, only danghter of Davidand Caroline Bryan, aged 14 years, 5 months, and 6 days | The friends and medtaintssioee of the family are res- fully invited to attend ths funeral, this afternoon, 44 o’olock, irom the residence of her father, No. 102 Bridge street, Brooklyn Weekly Report of Deaths In the City and County of New York from the, 4th day of March to the lth day of March, Men 82; Women 89: ere Gi 53. "otal 309. | Abscess, 1; Apoplexy, 9;-Asthini, 13, Ay hvxin, 2: Bleed: | ington Luar 15 Buried or Seatded, 6, Bronchity of Womb, holera Morbus, 1 eam igCrowh, 173 Congestion’ of Lan jelirium ‘Tremers, 2; Diab Diarthasa, a,tl;Dropey in the 2; BErysipeias, 12; ver Puerperal, dap 13: Diseare of,2; Hooping Cough 2; 'Loflaenza, 2; Taflammation of Brain, 3; Inflamm: i emavon of Heart, 1; inflammation of Lungs, of Stomich, finmmation of Throat, Liver, 2; Martemes, 95 Mortifiention, 1; Old ; Prematnre Sirth, 4; Pleurisy, 1: Small Pox, ething, 1; Uleera‘ion of Intestines, 1; Unkuawn, 3; Varioloid, e—Under one year, Si; 1 to 2 years, 21; 2 to 5, 35; 5 to 10, 2: 10 to.20,.9; 20 to 30, 40; 30 to. 40, 322 10 to a S34 £9 10 68, 173 60 9 70.1 70 to 80,9; "80 10.9, Lie Ts dw ° Own, A. WHIT: Oly letpootore City ‘itspector's Office, Mare I 1i, 1848, $4 REWARD.—A HORSE stolen from the stable of the 'D User. was ody behind for the rack, ilver plared; under ollar, covered with rk Treat; buggy round at cass seat ihe wente-five, tor jars o| oH e paid to ruy person who will restore said horse and baggy to the ewers and the balnnee will be pai for the thief; or a liberal reward will be given for information wh rag eer SP found. GRIDLEY & TREAT. Bridge- fort, Mirch | S's TE BANK AT SAUGERTIES—THE hy tes OF thes Bank are US aceragpen td ‘Messrs. Washburn & OC of atbany, the legal Agent at the Bauk, in Lid or York cus mall holes, also two holes d_ | and two hole: rh; abuffal ends, square body. above reward will | hought by all the Broke | State money. ‘These bil \¢ the mg of New York SeLiN A I! INOIS “INDIANA AND MICHIGAN INDEBT. edness, of every description, wacted for cash, at 19 Plett aceet. up si E URGESS, ST! rected dail ¢ Fdwar urely. by Seugertes, March 14, Yeis: siden and complete ia 4 vols. $! ‘Ye . a = * out during the present ae ensuing weeks, Cooper, 2 vols. 90 ete: 2, Two Old Men’s arsh, 25 cts; 3,the Dreamer & Worker, b hourlasy Jerrold ; 002. the Sporting Book for practical purposes ever offered, called * Brack Korrester’s Field Sports of tHe United States aud British Provinces,” with sundry en- weavings drawn from eermal life fy, the author. This will be re look out. Stereo- types of several valuable new wo rriving from Loudon. ticulars anon. RURGESS, NTINGER & CO. 222 Broadway, corver ect GELLING OFF VERY LOW BOOKS OF EVERY § ‘variety, ; patatings, engravings, drawings, stationery ord fancy articles, guide books aud maps of America and Europe; also American views and steamboats Above the bookstore and sales room is an exinbition of ninety ancient oil paintiy; may of which are not surpassed in the United States, besi ames of the Frerch court and theatre of 800 years back COLMAN, 203 Broadway, entrance by the south [tok ratton AND EXPORTATION—M. RA- mel, Florist, Seedsman and Gardener, has the honor of i the public, and the ladies amatenrs of Plants flowers in p rtveular, that he has just rereived by the packet ship Tigo, a large srortmeut of flowers, plants, roots, &e., coin brig ng Aturuneulas, Camelins, Jessamizes, Oronge trees. Iiho- dodend:ons, Magnolias, Azalert, &e , ke." He hasalso afierh | supply of garden seeds. flower seeds, bulbous roots, frnit | trees of the cho otoest kinds, &e. &e.on sale ,wholevale, retail, nnd for exportaty stablishment, No. 147 Broadway. OLE TIONS IN OH!O—SENIJAMIN F. DENNI- tiorney and Counsellor at law, Cleveland, Ohio, IL attoed to the collection and settlement of foreign etaims o any partof porthera Ohio. Basiness entrusted to him will receive immediate attention. Richard B. Kimball, Eeq. 53 Wall str w York, will ree transmit basiness to ine free of Charge, and will also gi sfactory reteren AMES BECK & CO.—B 3 DESIROUS OF CLO. ng out their Smeged stock immediately, they will offer hawls, livens, sheetings, every width; plait sills, mnntiting, table fr . homery, ines, fomlard ‘eges, embroidered lis, &e. &e. As the the prices will be made silks, € ape shawls, muslin trimming Tadiva shawls and scarfs, p st fe sold off ina few day: slow on Ic! —THE | COPARTN RSHIP HERETOFORE, ing between the subscribers, uoder the name of DU Ni Ae & THOMPSON, is this day disrolved, by, patna v3 T. ‘of the firm will be closed by TH nuthoriaed to settle the sa THOMSON. March 14, 1848, The ean in all ity branche fore, and trusts, by nasidnity and atriet attention, to merit 8 Liherolehare of pi rounge frora his ad the public. NL AP, Seedsman and Florist, Ni h A e,and rt. et_near Harlem, 635 Broadwa t % BOUTILLIER BROTHERS, RES?! TFULLY following new uy Shi % striped do, Fonland iS “Bisel ay de Tthiue. all width» olared Dre +, from auction, cheap at 4s 6¢ 5s per yord: Priuted de Laines, « great variety, atts 64; Ging- Hl cheek: ew "ain and printed; Silk Tissues, French Chintza nk Wrappers, at only Printed Lacons aud best manafactare, colors m: comprising the newest and od scarfs: Embroid | tw ed ©. Thread Edgings, Laces, Hoisery, &e. frond way FE dR ALL, WELL AND SICK—MRS. CARROLL'S medieated, vapor and sulphur baths, 181 Fulton street, op- ¢ St. Pauls charch. ‘These bathe remedy for colds, rheam snd notonty a cure,but » preventive to Thonsanid life thas flesh ie hele ts they sfford the moat ble morte of bathing,aad ore essential to thorcagh clean- Mr. Carroli’s every other "Vapor i shed ia this city for ag ine CLOTHING, FINE BLUE Cloth, customer made, jst received at the $4 suit. Aleo, alot of leemed pledges, dre apd frock Coats | French Cloth made inthe latest style: alco, Business Coats, 1 to Sieach. Cash paid for gents? Clothing. Cleaning and Dy- ing corner N. m and Beekman. BRY SMALL QUIR ying a first class three st surrs boys’ TY te r A) Children, or ‘Can he seen for reneces. do the general house: ANTED—A ¢ SITUATIO ARK CSP EC young Woman, a¢ nurse, or to take care of children, as chambermaid, to wash, iron, or to do general housework of a mi fam ly. he best of city reference can be given. Apply ¢ No 28 Fifth street, bisement. ANTED—A SITUATION, BYA “RESPEC: TABLE, Young Woman, as ® urse, Seamstress, or to tuke care of bermaid; has no objection to 4on short ‘ABLE distance in the conntry. ‘The best of city reference can be given. Apply at 76 Henry st. Bye ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG WO, Tan, a situation as chambermaid and to do plait or to take care of chi Best of city reference given. ly at No. 5 Burton street, second door from Bleecker ‘street ation EX? DENER; must be a youn h the pis refe- Apply at 66 1, Up ptnits, ANTED—A SITUATION ,BY A RESPECTABLE chambermaid, washer or ironer. or to k ofa small family—has uo objection (0 go a short distance in the coumry. The bestof city refe- euce can begivea. Apply at 76 Henry street. an excellent washer and irone! Nz objection to go a short distanc: city ortown, where t! every county within each State of the United States, to i tu » de ca bi United States, (as the public have decided, equisites can clear, wholesale or retail hard for severl years, and addressed to Hardwat V Ina sinall private family inthe country. Best o! ANTED=SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTA- ble young women; one as cook, and has no objection t in Weshisg and ironing; the other as chambermaid— no objection to do geaeral kina small family. Best of c.ty references given. the country. Apply at ) Mulberry street I ELY—YOUNG, HONEST, bad persevering ment ous for every ¢ are five thousand inhabitants, and in ise opular periodicals published in the whore judgment s always just). Each man mast either, pay fr the amount of he cumbersas he gets them, or {mish us with undoubted jonds to the ammoust of one thousand dollars for his honesty intelligent, acti pose of one of the most with the public and prompt pay to the publisher, or with writ- ten recommendations of his good character from the supervi- ars of the city ortown where he is kaown, es the publishers mi Meu with the above nenses, {rom two he amount weil ide under the circumstan:es. ibove all necessrry ¢: ard bd to three thousand dol! d upon the location and Some are vow making at these rites with husi jiness will be permanent, yenr ait pally paby letter, post paid, to ISRAKL ew oF! ANTED—BY A YOUNG M AN OF tionable character, a situation as clerk or an in a ware store; has been in the business n furnish the best of reference. A note t this office. will be attended to. RESPECT ABL) ANTED—A SITUATION. BY A young woman, es Chambermaid, Waiter and to assist washing and ironi to do the general housework of a smail family. ‘The best of city reference given. Apply at 370 Tenth at. ANTED—SITUATIONS BY TWO ) RESPEC ‘A; ble younx women, oue as nurse or chambermaid aud the other as chymbermaid or to do general housework No objectioa to goa short distnce ty reference given. Apply at 217 Lezabeth st. WwW 1 ANTED—A SMART ACTIVE LAD. BETWEEN 13and 14 years of age. Apply to H. LAWRENCE, 4 John street. oO BAKERS—WANTED, oA MAN AS FOREMAN, to take charge of bread avd crackers; none bata steady sober man need apply, 226 8th avenue Apply to R. Biggart, corner of Washington street, ‘Troy street. OTICE—THE PUBLIC AR“ HSMEBY NOTIFIED, teat James Smith, of Harriton, im the county of Hadson, State of New Jersey, has no authority from me to act os my Attorney or Age Dated, Harrison, jation .o any Si St or business. 48, ANDH TH Bor tas m) in dr Tr Par Healers wire, of BADE. ues BAB. power for ‘machinery J)ESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENC containing parl tiful view, an Mrs. Grymes, ov the premts RARE CHANCE AT NEW ROCHELLE.—THE ubseribers, desirous of closiog up and retiring from busi offer forsale their stock, cousisting of diy goods, gto hardware, crockery, aud such other articles as nre ally keptim a’ country store. Itis believed that arare op- rtunity 1 here cffered to continue a business :hat has been Jor the last ten years successfally proseented by the present roprietors. The stock is small and in good order. The store d dwelling for sale or to let fora term of years. For farther Alfred Baber, 187 Willisin street, or of | . New Rocheile. 1200 yt ABOUT 60 IMPROVE hand Sugar Orehord, lying tithe tract, affording water Western mn Steer Creek, whieh rans ie being in Gilmer county, tributary of the Little Kenbawa. | ‘Titl ther particulars, inquire o! . FRA f immediate applic . for two dollarsand fifiy cents per acre, balf | twell ith: ‘or fur ished in a best style, on Staten Island, Capo di furni Monte —The well known eaten mansion belonging to Ma- dawe Gry mes, 20 mina’es di by lofty forest trees, with vistas commanding oe most exten- rounded ve fiom the landing, sive [eben of the oceau. of the harbor The stable. The grounds Jaid ont, waer Al ed, ihe’ ‘cca ‘cottage on the hi ‘ing room, and four servonts’ rooms. Likewise commanding a besa: burlt in en enclosed park of 18 eeres of wood- Jand. For terms. apply to Mr. George Rolli neticneer,or tchem ar O LET—ON THE F IRST OF MAY NE ‘XT—AN excellent three story house ia Hammoud st, “4 with arble mantels, hot and co!d baths, ke —rent $500, Also, one Bank street, the seme size, with lik convenience e°3 175 ; both situated between Factory and Fourth street Ry, to ALEX M.GREIG,No. 1 Hacover street, corner fe T O LET—HOUSES NO. 184 Hi, SRINGE, STREET, Brooklyn, ten minutes walk from Fulton ferry. They e in every respect derirable fora residence. Rent moderate. qnire at 183 me street fa KE at . 204 ant ry . ¥ Jo id ha trot wafaral we yO LET—NO. b aw mil T°? LET—THREE ‘STORY BRI K HOUSE . Broadway, up stairs, or to W S' packet ship ROSCIUS, Asa Sidridg frei win succeed the Roscins, and sail her reg’ ~ N I UNION PLACE, HOBOK! three story Brick pose perlns with sliding doors, th, water cloret avd wesh hand 4 cold water; kitchen range aed !y % rent moderate. [1 with a with hot to To agentes! mire at 655 Broadway, of A. Me ve. CON- stunted Nos 31, 33, and 37 Butler ting of ten rooms, siw eee ig hg ge 4 AMNS, 41 Butler street. AIL BOAT FOR SALE—A SUPERIOR SAIL BOAT, ‘about 8 tons, nearly rew, and completely furnished with ils, auch ors, Se : built best miauner. Cost about $i Apply at 2 Broad CKET SHIP OS WEGO, FROM NEW ORLEANS, at Orleavs’ Wharf, of Wall street ifi'please attend to the receipt of the goods im- Re ‘reet, South Brookiya. VOR LIVERPOOL—NEW LINE—REGULAR PAC K ‘26th Mareh—The new aod spleadid frst sailing master, is now loading, will positively sail as above, her regular day. For ht or passage having splendid furnished accommodat Phy on hostd ‘at Orleans wharf, foot of wall Feet. or to K. COLLINS. 56 South street. ip Siddons et of 26 JOR NEW ORLEANS—LOUISIANA AND NEW Very reduced rates Freight lav, March 2}—-The fast sailing pack t ship OSWEG gersoll, masier, acing, ond will sail as i wae day, For, freight of pas naid Tarajshed acgoremodatious, apply cn 1, foot of Wail atrect, iz. K Vositivel fregin witb i ively bo 4° > i Py bed 2 + who will prompt: to hisaddress-— Packet ship RICHALD {succeed the Orwego.ted sail her reralss day OTIC —ON "AND AFTER RATORD AY. F rary 19th, the ATE ER will ake th ¢ following trip qyntal i her ie yee nve Quer ine at by ee GP NM, M.5 3. M. Leave New He ato AY PCP Me P.M wis SuGrnrerens OF STEAMBOATS WISHING | hang id do well ¢ ic on board the eames Vingara. “iountaineer, & jeraot ha Potter, Admiral, Bay State, ke. & Home's Improved Patent Go ell, ear ‘A°®, put Bp nent ard rar na ues of there B A Oe of ‘ Living ina and propriet 0 York, Ann street, New HEELWRIGHT WANTED—A GOOD Hi. HAND— | | performance on ten | Umea feat haviv erformed, t PEPPERS. iny © M the WHITE. HOE H Movsfelde. per, Mr. Brougham ooghertys Agniba, nets a grand new Pas de Qn rte Mors. Bowery avd Mone. Wiel tof LiL UsION vUN N M Be Blangy To eoneinde wih tl MO. ‘Metamora Mr Broug) am; ‘Ls tis Frary. mma of Genta Pepe heomen, stand 2d Hien ¢. Biangy, Mise Vallee tater whieh HEATH. of the Perce tk DID ble, Mr. Nelson, Beliniy:, Mies Jain Nelson, Mrs Waleor Alter whieh, will be acted the Drama Cj SAM PATCHIN FRANC ‘team Parch. Mr. Marbl Brod ville. Mr tteveu ¢, Mies Phillipe, Also, the fl of Ts SYTHE ORPHAN OF GENEVA—Corwins Mr. W Marshall; Therese, 'virs Jordan Boxes 25 eents: Pit vnd Gallery, 1 Doors open ai 6} o'eloek. Perform- auce to commen ou i. att, AM THEATRE FIRST NIGHT OF THE Teceneetsment al is, Addaing. the celebrated oaday evering, Moreh * performed t DAMON AND PHYTHIAS—Domou,§ itt. Ad thiess MrcHtt ldy Hermforee strc with re, foes K. Denin,’ Tyroheure Di which, the force of WHO DO THEY Uolomel Feupleton, Mr. Varrys Terrence 1k via ee Derlicaton, Mrs iio ee rn ins Dal dram aie! WA RLOCK Si" * Deore pen at 7 0 2% cents. farch 1th, BLE PRINCE aie Leand Mr Conover fd vad TRE —TURSDA ented the AVES ry ‘Vaylor: buri Holland; Peggy ier a Ne alte by A GLANUI A a NERO VOI TR nse tinde Chanfran; Jal tas nm Morton, Wee} Hen: A-Siduey ‘Beanchamp, r. Hoiland; circle, 50 ceate: upper boxes. 25 ¢ nat 7 o'clock, an Se - ; ‘Be ry Taylor Dre take cent tn. tu therenstnin will vise nt Breas, HEA March 14 bg be a we NDAY EVE NING. DON ASSUR’ mein Me Disk Charles ( ourtly, Mea Vandent ff: Dazgle, Mr. Li Lady Gay * par in draee Harkas Miss Rose elbin ces by the Celeste and St. Dinvelo.” a the nell faree of the Lk ISH VA- , Vir. D. Ande Young Me\boarne, wid Dawson; Louisa Lovemore, Mrs. Sergesut; Susan, Mrs. Doors « cpenat7 o'clock; perlormasce to commence ve! a OND PERIOD or i March the tiantly lighted, 50 a " . able in the House A variety of popular Operas, including, the New Grand Opera of Nabucco of Verdt, now in rehearsal, will be brought oat, No expense Will be spared to make the second part of the season equ: lly as Tien if not more 20, than the firat, Astor Place, March ” et HA Nic 87H n LL, 472 BROA WAY, BETWEEN Grond and: Broome streets.— OPE. ne Y poo DU RING Te WEEK Unporaliele fourth week of the Orginal canst eT ASTRELS, the olteate tablished bs the United St: under the HEISTY, whose inimitable and of i nentsare nightly honored wit crowded and spectab: id are favored unprecedented amoug the most des: “ny at 7. Counce tion of famiti EVE! ats o” o’elock.. RxOADW AY ENE: Na ENTRANC % THROU EE > Puntos’. ¢ Ye Colounss—Manager, y Mr. rartn =Bomethite New. Pro’essor Young will prodice & rew seria of magific bicaux—The Seniotor'’s Dieam and Veut wil be produced i in America. Tuesday, 14 —Frogrammes-Part Tabigany Virante ood Piece Plartiqnan, by the Mod Pirt't-Virgioin and Virginins, Ke, Part Stuwoeation, t0 Love, &e. fi to commence 8 o'clock. ras Thorne. 1246 MERIC. AN MUSEUM. —Splen id performances afternoon nt 3 o’sioek, and every evening at 7 A ‘he mouager hoa the pleasure of announeing an engagement with Mr and Mire. Malone Hayinond, daughters, who give their minit meuts every alte noon and evenicy, ee, Miss Serna’ tunry, &e.&e. A. uoder 10.balt prices d their three beautiful Irish Masicnt Entertain- Great Weatern, the Yan- f Jerusslem,the Senta ta nto the whole 3 Children rved front sen BAnvARDs MAMMOT PANOR Liss painted on three inil ing inthe world, at iG evening, M(Sundays exeeptee) "Av ares Price. ‘The Panorama will eacamence moving se 7% o'clock, Brecierly. AGermoon exhibition om Welnendays end Sater days, at 3o0’elock. [K’3 STATUARY—LARGE AS LIFE— ing the VENUS Di; Mc: PIG and aA ed 1C18. for a short time only. Open, f rom 9 A.M. to io M.. at 396 Broadway, next to Stoppani’s baths ‘idmie tance 25 cents HE, COLLECTION OF THE WOKS OF THE Gld Masters is being removed tothe Lyceum Building, {67 Broadway. to he exhibited ngwin inn few dave SIONS AT THE 80- and Leonard atveet, a throughout, the ed delineator of ec: 8.11, Conse nery Bir's INERVA ROOM—DROADWAY, BYTWAEN CA- ual aud Walker streets.-- Campbells M nal of the oldest origi al f Ethiopian Minstrels the United States; weder the direction of G. A. Ke pall, whore iuimitable aad highly popular entertainments were nightly honored in the citi nd. New Ha- ven, by the most crowded and reapecvable houses for twenty- one snecessive Concerts, have the plersure to annoonce that thes will open at the Minerva Koom, Browlway, on Tueadey evening, the 14h inst, witha programme, contuiving some of vieges fa Ethiopian, Melody, Durin Mr. West will Ins celebrated ichhad ‘xceptionable manner.— Ai he lees, songs, refrains, dances, ke. wil children half ps ce. Comtmence at $ o’eloe! the most chaste and wi ’ cLOD short period, in order to tear down. Cemsoaal ex ald auew the whole interi 1 be erected for the ae- commodation atl ranged as to aif people, snd in astyle su ment in the warld. ©. tice will be given of the re-opening ONVENTION HALL, 175 WOOSTER STREET, near Bleeker sireet—The ongna! Sable Brothers con | tinue their attractive and pleasing eutertaixments every night | this week, except Wednesday, March 15th, when they are en sied (0 appear xt Washiugion H to meet there a host of frien Kew i entert jew Yorkers hnve all got to hi to crowd upon them We ad’ Sgo'elock. Concert commenc ny similar piace of amuse- Sole Proprietor. Due no- r BOOM —No, 332 BROADWAY, ONE enzo, Every evening during mmencing ‘Monday evovicg, ‘March 13th imst— week, ¢ Professor THIERS’ company of American and Foreign Ar- tists, (twenty in narober) will acpear and luce a variety of new snd splendid Tableaux Vivants and Poses LL fy pe m4 ‘The costumes and properties cannot be surpassed by the Union. f. T —Having made ari {Ethiopian mi he audience with their b opian carientare dance of one of theband. Als never been performed by any other indi vidual bat himself in the Uniou. For particulars see small bills. Dress circle, 50 ceuts ; upper seats, 25 cents. N. Bm Strict order will be kept by the police officer in attendance. Doors open at 63 0 "élock. Commence et 736 0’ clock. I ROOKLYN INSTITUTE —GRAND MUSICAL EN- tertuinment—Ths Macomber ‘Troupe, consisting of the Misses Macomber. (Twin Sisters.) Messrs. Covert, ». R, Hector, the celebrated basso, formerly of fe Family, having retarned from the South, will give a Concerts, at Brooklyn [nstitate, commencing on Mond: ing, March 13. Cards of admission 25 cents, to be obtai the musie stores, at the post office, and at the door. open at 644, concert to commence at 724 o’eloek. WENTY THIRD ANNUAL the National Academy of Design.—The rooms of the Acedemy are now ready for the recertion o/ works for the Twenty-third Annonl ey nibition, which will be onal the lstof April. JOHN oHAP MAN, Becretary, N. A.D. PHILADELPHIA. WALNUT STRuAT THEATRE, HIBITION OF Tuesday Fveu ng, ch 14 1848, will be perform THE STEAL GRU Phe Stronger, Mee Wallek Mee Ba ter, Mex Wallack ‘To e*nciude with TH W. ANDER \G BOYS—Panl, Mias Mary Ann Heros F ny He on GRAND, BALL A STIVAL WILL BE given by the Caledonian Division No. 11. O. Sons of co, atthe Colisenm, No 430 Broadway, og. Moreh Meh, 1648. The Lady Caledonian T. willsnperintend the festival in their usual style of oe Tiekets 50 ceuts each, to be liad a’ the follow: Messrs. [rs Green. 148 West Broadwey; Juo. he yepbells Deguerreotype Room: aker.105 Bayard eres eee. ra Home. 04 och a DF A places ispenard street; Jno Con G Geo. Gibb. 6 Coaritandt eveuing of the festive), Oe AN PIPES mit: SUBSCRIBER CONTINUES pires of every desers e dof a superior ant id fi ‘Ail com promptly attended tu. iAldtese RICHARD 51. 293 Bowery, N.Y. runtestion FERRIS, yom hi eet im vremar's superiniendence, ments perfect, with spects e' for ey purpose of eaking the in regard to the climate, where they are ordered. "Bay ers will, the ef re, plese mention whecher they are wanted i the Northern or Southern Stices. ‘The prices for square Pismo 0; for semi grand Hera played inact hae to size aed richness of ‘are wotaffeeted by the we to cail the attention which are qusur, i for ba and elegance of api ce. combining great darn. Buaty withrusigse brtianes and fyeituy, of tone” They have vet awarded tne golden ro vedal, of the first degree, (ibe high: at the disposal of the Kreuch government) sud ae ‘use in France, kngland sud Germany. Mr ft SGC, ive cw refer to, che nigh enlogiams bestowed upon them by Professors, aad the Press, on the ocession of his reiedacing the Pranino at his Concert at the Tabernacle ‘A teipetiog a large sa’e of these instruments, he has put tne price as low as $275 and $309. trders and letters please to direct: Ageoey of Me. HenriHerz 308 Brocdwoy, Yew Fortes, seven ceraves, vary trom bay Piano Fortes (like those on w concerts.) trom $600 to 8 eave. Durability and beauty difference of prices He also w of the puclic to his Pravian 20 ons ry hb ante. 15 West 8 ORSETS DE fashion adopted Mest evn ug (NEW PATTERN), LAST Peri, emocgnt the, moat fuhionable ss f rm.as el os ihe peveen whe PRON, ¥ . ° Du a wis of hem, To be ney ouly at MDM ey ‘np stairs, No. 58 Canal street