The New York Herald Newspaper, March 28, 1848, Page 3

frane piece in his pocket. All the members of his family escaped, except the Duchesse de Ne+ ¢ left the members of the French Roy- al family distributed in Claremont and Bucking- ham palaces. _ Several of the English nobility and many ar- to flee from France. Bordeaux, the Paris revolution first ereated great excitement, but business afterwards resumed its usual course, and all was quieted. . . At Berlin the news created a panic, and it was impossible to restore the current of trade. In Frankfort the effect was very similar. Havre, the sensation caused the Bank of Havre to suspend, and no hopes were entertained of its resumption. . At Hamburgh, business was much disturbed, and popular movements, demanding reform, tizans were oblige: At Marseilles, there was no disturbance. At Vienna, the news produced an unfavorable effect on business. ‘ it The Warehouse Porters of Liverpool have kk in opposition to the master Porters recently licensed by the Dock Committee. Th desire to procure work direct and not through secoad hands, Since Monday they have throng- the area of the Exchange Buildings, imitating merchants’ groups, and chatcing of Merse, polities and war. 500 Special Constables were sworn in yesterday, as the city was en- tirely without the military force. Mr. John O'Connell has sent in his adhesion to the republic. A late letter from Amsterdam t there has been in that city 16 failures during the week ending 8th inst i .There has been 120 failures in the British kingdom since the last advices. A lower busi- ness is done in consequence of the large failures by the merchants and bankers of Engiand, Eu- Caloutta Union Bank. Castilian & Co , merchants, Da Costa & Co, Amster- dam. Danger & Co , Paris. Debaan & Co. bankers, ‘dar Pollock & Dhoes,merchants R. Avubip, banker, Royal Bank, Antwerp. Bleecker & Toosting, ban- kers, Amsterdam. Bordeaux Bank. Brown, Rigg & Co., mer- chants, Bombay. Theunissius Deckbin Banker, Antwerp Liverpool. Swarth & Schellwald, bank- ers. Amsterdam. Van Harper & Sons, Am- De Gasar Franken & Co., Bankers, Paris. La Maisin & Bonwer, bank- ers, Amsterdam, Le Greele & Co., bankers, Westendorp & Co, mer- chants, Amsterdam, (re- AtConstantinople 500 Italions dined together on the 16:h ultimo, at Hotel de Angleterre 10 ce- lebrate the recent events in Italy. The bonquet- ing hall was hnng with banners, and the flog of England was in conspicuous places, draped with that of the Cis Alpine Republic. The Republic of Venice and Genoa, through their Nuncio, refused to be present at the dinner. Several patriotic toasts were drunk quent speeches were made—praise of Pope Pius and the principles which now convulse all 8th Baron Tecco, the Sardinian gave a diplomatic dinner in honor of imilar dinner was given by the Rus- ador, in honor of Signor Feririere, as followed by a ball, for which some Invitations were sent. . The cholera had not disap; disregarded. for his health. sian Ambass: ppeared, but was quite Mehemet Ali had He arrived there on the 19th ult, in the French steamer Alexandre, attended by a numerous suite. : On the evening of his arrival, her Majesty’s steamer, Locust, was despatehed to give notice of the event to the Vice-Admiral, Sir W. Parker, as well as to his highness, Abraham Pacha, if in the neighborhood. Her Mujesty’s steam frigate Odin, was also to be placed at the disposat of his ness, Whose health has been cont b During the past few days he had been there, he had enjoyed calm nights. 4 CAPE OF GooD HOPE. Intelligence has been received from Cape Tewn, to the 9h of Janu: seems to be ended. Pate an surrendered unconditionally to Col. Somerset. A meeting had taken place between the Gaika Sir Henry Smith, and all further hos- 8 ceased. At thes meeting, Sir Harry proclaimed the extension of the imperial authori- ty over British Caffraria, and tore the old Kaflir He hurled the staffof war te the ground, and led in three cheers as a token of lutuie peace, They are not to applaud or hi are not allowed to collect money for the poor, or to receive subscription: throughout Lombardy is universal to be seen levelled in some of the and the principal to been forbidden to attend church. : On the 2d inst. marshal law was declared in Milan, and from that moment the bankers of 'y refused to accept Austrinn bank notes, protested against their curren most imminent between the e and Austria. King Charles Albert has quartered 60,000 treops on his frontiers, for a reconnoissance of Austrian man@uvres. A million of cartrid; ed per day, and t! rockets have r chiefs had treaties to pieces. in public; and The consternation main streets, wns are deserted. es were being manufac- ree thousand Congreve * been stored in the frontier fortress of Allesandria, which is now fully equipped to stand a siege An entrenched camp is marked out between Stradella and Voghert. On the other hand, Aus- tria is about to throw a garrison of 2000 men and 1000 into Carrara, and garrison in Parina aud Modena. The young men of Lombardy have offered their services sa a military body to King Charles Albert, on condition that they be placed in front ef any attack. other towns Liverroot Cotton Manxer, March 11.—Upland, or- dinary,3X4'a 434 per pound; fair, 44; good, 6X4. New Orleans ordinary, 4X4; fair, 471; good, 53d. Mo- bile ordinary, 4 @ 434; fair, 4%d; good Island, ordinary to good fi Under tho influence of a revolutionar ooatinent, producing considerable unensi and s tendency to,tumult fathe manufacturivg distciote, this market bas receded fully 34d per pound, within the last fortnight. @reat heavinoss has been felt in the last ‘ding an inclination to buy, andalfogether speculation. Purchasers are ay.ly provi- ding forimmediate wants. The sales for the wook ond: ing 31 inst., wera 17,820 bales; and for that ending last. evening, 24,040 bales. Of tho latter, 4,780 were Upland, at 8440 644d; 11,410 Orleans, at 4 a 6d; 331) Alabama and Mobile, at 43¢ 9 634d, and 110 3 per pound, The stock im port is 296,000, of which 154,- 000 are American, against 460,000 and 207,008 American ‘at tho same period last season. root. Comx Marxer, Maroh 11.—~Bent west- ern eanal Fiour, 283 a 28s 64; Philadelphis and Baltimore, 271 829s; Riohmond and Alexandria, 2780 nd Ohio; 26s @ 97s; C/anadian, 278 8 Taland, ‘at 64% @.154 28s; New Orleas United Staten and Canada, white and_imixed, 7s dda red, 6s 4d a 76 94. I pdian Corn, per Meal, pe ¢ bbl, 139 @ 14s. 430 Tes, 275 64 @ 308 Gd, per 60 lbs, 32 a 4 per 504 Ibe, 349 of the Jast steamer, the market has evinced a som: ein! Asse et mdensy o demand (er Todiea Corn, for o Steamer’s Pr age mship Caledonia, frov, Liverpool to Bos- ton:— Mr and Mrs Blako M aster Blake JR Chamberlsin H A Underwood Jam, - Bayley ¥ and Mrs Cappos Alex Johnson G Holingworth From Livearoon For Hanirax. Sit Edy” 94 Head, lady and Bir” ten te, c lend’s 2 male servants, 4 Beat . M Pennefather, iiss Hentish ond Lady Hend’s 2 temalo sorvants P Garford, Jr, Wm Armatrong. From Hatirax to Bost Mes Ferguson and child, Body Found, dy of P Rooaserss, Mar The body of Porter P. Pierce, w, ed from this city on the 26th’ J a found, to-day, at the mouth of the Genesee Axnany, March 27, 1848. ‘The Western mail arrived this afternoon, but eontains no news NEW YORK LEGISLATURE, Senate Aunany, Mareh 97, 1848, Fuaps OF THE MARISE Ww Mr. Bunen reported a bill for the of the Murine Hospital. COMMON SCHOOLS. The bill im relation to Common Schools of New York ‘Was passed PRACTICE AND PLEADINGS. The debate on the bill relative to practice and pload- ings, was continued. county counts, Mr. Fioyp revewed his amendment establishing coun- y ‘courts, which prevailed by a vote of 12 to9. It was moved to reconsider this vote, and te lay the mo- tion to reconsider on the table. This prevailed, and car ried the whole question with it. CLERKS IN THE ENGISERR’S OFFICE, ‘The bill authorizing the appointment of Deputy and Clerks in the State Engincer’s office, was made the spe- bly bill, amendatory of the reported and by consent read TAR WAGES OF Lani to th liability of orations to the laborers employed on their wor! , was considered. A NEW Mr. Corrin reported a bill to incorporate {he New York and Savannah Steam Navigation Company. COMMISFIONKRS OF DEEDS, A bill was cffered to amend the act for the appointing of Commirsionera of Deeds in cities, so farts it relates to New York, and passed. Assembly. Avnany, Maro 27, 1848, THE MARINE HOSPITAL. A petition was presented from the Commissioners of Emigration, asking for an appropriation for the Marine Hospital. CANAL APFAL The bill for the State to assume the cart of the Dans- ville slip and feeder, was ordered to a third reading. BIL. Relative to the proof of of other States. Relative to the Municipal Court of Brooklyn. Relative to Common Schools in Brooklyn. jPhgpil to regulate the weight of sack salt, was pars- a 10, the bill in relation to the Seamin’s Fund and etreat, in New York city. THE TAX BILL The New York annual tax bill was recd ived fri 59 te, and referred to the Committee of Wa: ia : BSED. tatate anf common law GENERAL RAILROAD BILL, The amendments of the Sonate to the ganeral railroad bill, were referred to the Railroad Committee, Baritone, March 27, 1848.—Flour—The market was steady, but not active. We notice salus of 600 bbls. Howard street at $5 75. Corameal was «lull at $2 373¢ Wheat—Prime reds were selling in a sma/l way at $1 38 Corn—We note sales of 3,000 bushels mixed at 440. 6 460} Provisions were inactive, and the only sales making were for the retail treds, Sugars were in good doma 4) ut fair pric material change Whiskey was dull at 24ic. / Boston, March 97.—Flour—Sales of 500 Lbls were made at $6 8734 8 $7. Corn—Sales of about 10,000 bush. were made, including white and yellow, at 56 ai80. Oats— Sales of 1,500 bushels were made at 6c. Provisions Coffee and molasses remt.ined without | were quiet. In freights there was very’ little doing — Merchants generally are waiting later n¢ ws by the Ca- lsdonia, of which we yet have received no tidings. Burrato, March 27.—Flour—The market was dull ; sales of 600 bbis were made, of fair branda Michigan and Ohio, at $525. Wheat—Sales of 2,500 trush. Cleveland were made at $1 1254. Corn—No change; merchants waiting for steamer’s news. ‘The Siiken Lash that Shades the glance of beauty; the archingeye brow, and the rich mass gathi under her comb, which, loosened, would eavislop her like Y ch attest that her hai indeed, the chief et woman’s loveliness. Buttime may bresthe wpon it with his f1 ¥ fall out, or lose its metallic lustr may, but need not be. For- ration. Phaiim’s Hair lavigo- a of © may aet eld ehronos at defiance, and beep her “ erawn of glory” unblaucheu, erento old age — Sold at PHALON’S, 61 Broadway, and by city aud country Druggists general ) Paper, Stationary, Copy Presses, &c—Hich and Loutrel, 61 William atreet, New York, Importers of French, Knglish, and Germrw Fancy and at totovery and Papers io great variety. M wufacturers of Blank Books for Merchants, Manufacturers, Bs uke, Courts, &e.; all kinds required for every occupation, # ad in larce nantities, for the ‘d’'rade and Southern and Westen Markets ne largest nesortment ever offered of Copying Presses, Presses, Gold Peus, Minifold Letter Writers, Writin; Drawing, Wrapping, Tracing, Colored end Gold Papets, and gvery other article of Stationery at the lowest possib‘e prices. ‘Wholesale and Retail Purchaser: fied ureat advantages is having from RICH & LOUTH! tatiouers, 6¢ Will street ce ae SR ae Professor 3. B. Warner, well known. as the {rmslator of Weber's 7 iki ry of Musical Composition, and athor of sm uni lly popular treatise on Ete- men's of Music, will for ew class for adults in the primary elements of mi id sit je aed singiog at sight. on a new and more condensed plan heretofore, thir (Tuesday) evening at 8 o'clock m413 Broadway. Opening lec:ure free. The Plumbe National Daguerrean (sallery, 251 Broadway, we recommend, with pleasure, to strangers and visite: the most interes! 14 place our eity effords. to spend anh more, ir friends?” presentment,” visit to this celebrated ment will not be forgotten. Gold Pens Cheaper than the Cheapest. chants and ethers dealirg in Gold Pens end Gold nd Penei| will find it inch ty their inte- Beers & Clar John at., where. They car there (and god article e tim own make, they keep the pens of all! cowatry, at whol exchange gold per Jiamond Polated Gold Pens—John W: Gre aton & Co,. manvfacturers of superior warranted diamond pointed Gold Pens, gold nnd silver pea and peceil Cases, No. 71 Cedar street, one door from the Post Office, up stairs. Grea- tom & Co. keep al hand a large supply of se! Pens, of all the different that purchasers may. a opyortanity of trying them in comparisor and deciding for thamselves as tortheir rel: merits. Pens of warranted stainps can be exehanged i approved; ard if the points come cff with fair use, a new penis given, without charge. ns and Carcs reprired. Diamond Pointed Gold Pens.“Richiileu’s” tthe world !~{tis refreshing to witness the signal suc: { this magnificant pen. ‘The history of the gold pen 1e- nothing which equals the achievements of “* Richi- vest ought out an engrossing size, before 1d $5 pens of otner deal ik to. best pen makers in the le or retail. They also repair, repeint, or y the gross or dozen, at Manufacturer’ French Calf Boots,—A large and splendid stuck of French importe:! Boots, Gaiters, &c., are kept coa- stajatly ow hand at eur friend You Paris Boot Earonem, ‘This isthe best wleee in the city foronr finen ‘want to ge} agood parr of Boots. ry should by al} m et them wt onr friend Young's. Wis best French calf he for $4 50, rofl in other stores for $6 and $7; do. fine calf sown joo tt «e, for $3 59, usually $4 50 and $5 in the other cheap stores; fins pateut lesther Boots and Bhoes of af eseeigciane se hand | made 19 order, corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. THE There ts ne articte so essential to comfort as a geod Umbrella. There is no article more needed in the m puth of April. There ix article that so well sepays its ecst. There isn that in so easily lost as an umbrella. is Jess thought about when not no article that e desired when need ‘hef@'is no article that subscriber takes more pride that he ean offer h There is no artich cannot warrant As at Sin Seling cr, j ang other side St. Pauls Chureh. aredeemed Pledges—An elegant assort min: of Gentlemens’ D ess und Frock Coats, jwamed Fitenth cloth, receatly made, from Cor 5 Cloth, Diep @kte. T' (e “Alpy Li to $3apair; Ve eh Big RC a a aoe dL its’ clothing. Cleanit pg. The $5 Sui Edruer of Beekman and Nasean ps nsrtel lemmas ae Groceries, Teas, &c,—We weuld call the at- tehtion ef our readers to the stock of family groceries, and choice Oolong, Hyson. and Young Hyson Tea just received Fowle, » $50 and 4: 6 ora “Phis oh being carried Tato. the “a orm. o iaoostagetbaledy, In ine wee of BoA, prephred at Pittsl eases! of worms, w! abo dk iuatance. or inthe frightful tape worm of many yards in length. Fi 4 FANESTA K& CO John street, New York. We desire to Inform Strange that pe only place te obtain Dr. etic iit indiaper be fore ing direetions should in be ° W ders fr thi try. Only Agent in New Youn B'G. WOONMEAD, 182 Browdwey.” Reduced ta Price, but not in Value. We have news, acceptable nev, for all the aufferers from th inany diseaion tha: the heirs heip to, asry” the po Proprietor is the article at 25 cents a bottle. ‘e learn is immerse, and if country dealers are t neglect to profit by the reduc- vad way tle Machines. compactly arranged with the Battery aod pliances And put up in nent blaek walnat ene COMMERCIIL AFFAIRS. MOSKY MARKET, Menday, March 27.6 P. M. ‘There was no material change in the stock market to- day; prices do not show any,variation of consequenc: «ther way, and the inactivity usual just previous to the arrival of a steamer, was obrervable. At tho firet board, Harlem fell off 4 per cont; Farmers’ Loen, %; Leng Island, %; Canton,i<. Resting Railroad advanced i; North Amorican Trust, 4; Penneylvania 6's, %. There wore no sales of Treasury motes at the opening; but holders were firm at one per cent premium. There is nothing of the steamer yet. Sheis now in her seventeenth dsy, and may be hourly looked for. The most intense anxiety exists for further advices; and such is the public feeling that very little will be done in the stock market until later intolligence from the other sido is received. Inthe absence of anything upon which we can hinge the slightest czlculation ofthe probable complexion of the next news, further than that received by the last steamer, we must refer to that for the purpose ef forming an opinion of what is to come. Our opinion is that the Caledonia will bring intelligemce of a quiet» reasrable “state of things in France; that the provisional government will be settled in power; that measures will have been taken to form a convention of delegates from all parts of the country, for the pu : ose of defining a form of government, and to bring into existence a repub- lic a soon as circumstances will permit. We have no idea thet aceunter-revolution has taken place, or tha there has been interference of the other European powers inthe affairs of Franee. It is evon possible, that there has been no revolutionary movement in any other part of Europe, except Sicily; that tue countries where the republican spirit prevails, have re- eeived concessions sufficient to allay for tho present all revolutionary meacures. These things we anticipate, and believe there is as much foundation for them as for the reverse. We mey be disappointed—the whole cast- ern portion ef the comtinent of Europe may be in @ per- fect blaze ; Belgium, Bavaria, Italy, Spain, and Portugal, may be in a complete state of revolution, the ,overn- meal were made at rates. to. URS, L, 1—TROTTING—TW' or $50 each, to come off on mle heats, best 31m 9 Me quotations, W Apnl 3,08 Fast Py thet flour for trottirg hor as Secand Purse, mil stuffe, was rather inno at about last week’s rates. ith Tt will also be tho same despatch, that several steamers the harbor of Buffalo, down thi ceries continued steady at about last week’s prices ulet, and sales limited, at about Asues—-The market was inactive, with small sales of 5 75 @ $6 87%. sturFs—Flour—Sales were very light, and tak- ing the various email lots disposed 237 1.0. OF 0. Fi H requested to be puuctual in attend: they did not reach aggregate, than some 800 or 900 barrels, among which were 300 a 400 bbis Black Rock and $6 5654, with small parcels of pure Genesee, $6 6244; 160 do, common do, were reported at $6 50; 200 do, extra do, at about $7 26, bbls Richmond City Mille id 80 do Ohio at $6 3734. soles of about 100 jade at $6 625¢ Dealers erally seemed inclined to wait for steamer’s news. ure Genesee continued to ask 152c millers were disinclined to make bids, in the present aspect of the flour market, equal to Corn—Sales of about 15 000 bushels of cound New Jersey yellow, were made in sepa- rate parcels, at 52c, and about 9,000 sacks New @rleans damaged or heated, were sold at 47 a 490. of 2000 bushels were made in the slip at 730, do, delivered, at 75c. Rye Flour—Sales of 00 made at $3 68%, Mecl—Sales 200 bbis were made at $2 60. Barley was worth 90c. id ited tt ess the meeting. hairman, pro tem. ULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUB. Oliver Chashete fay Alderman; RST WARD—Ri lean Nominatior Nicolas Dimond, Aartetnt ATPERS Je cat—Holders of for good white; bu those mad last week seborough, Chairman. ON MONDAY MORNING. SEVERAL orneslian Ring a Watch ‘croas the Park to the Hi The person having found tl River oats were seliing at c pees will plewe leave them at this ofice, where they will be Bexswax—We note sales of 1000 lbs Western yellow at 230, and 2000 lbs do prime at 24c , cash, CartLe—At market, 87@ beef cattle, (600 Southern, the remainder Eastern and New York State.) 75 cows and calves, and 800 sheep and Inmbs. Beef cattle came into market more sparing] "9 consequence, have re, ‘The fair average of from $7 60 a $5 25. 3. NO. 2) WEST ‘ation bond for eight ‘TOLEN—FROM T ¢ of Patrick Hogan, f olla je twelve months after date ; also. a deed of house No. 51 | papers, of no value but to the e mney that isin pers, and no gusstions asked. @ market may now be quote There were occasional sales at ral -eward will be p» WILLIAM DON' ments everthrown, the kings and queens dispersed, and each country in the greatest confusion. Should such be the complexion of the next news, the most intense ex- citement will spread through this country with electri- cal rapidity, ond aid and comfort will be extended to the people of Europe striving to free themselves from the yoke of despotism For # time we shall feel the effects of any extended revolution in Europe upon our financial and commercial affairs. It will be temporary, although for tho time disastrous; ultimately we shall be benefited exceedingly by the change brought about on the other tide, not only by the increased demand for our pro- ducts, the improved condition of the people will create, but by the, immense amount of capital which will be inyested in our securitics. ’ The annexed statement exhibits the amount and con- dition of the debt of Texas, sccording to the official re! port of the Comptroller, dated March, 1846. Thisis the latest fieancial report of an officiel character, and is therefore important to these holding any evidence of the indebtedness of that State: — Pusiic Dent or Texas—1846. Total amount, of audited Drafts. ++ $156,905 63 he 8 of Promissory Noto: + 2,674 447 10 el be of 8 percent. Bonds. . 811000 00 “ « of Funded Debt wees 1,675,800 00 ! Pe of Interest on Liabilities... 1,878,804 92 « of Outstanding Claims... 822,000 00 + ++ $8,013,957 65 Agaregate of Domestic Del Aggregate of Foreign Debt. see 1,985,049 40 Aggregate indebtedness. . +++ $9,049,007 06 The public indebtedness of Texas, according to this statement, amounted at that time to about ten millions ef dollars, in round numbers, and the amount, of course, cxoeeds that the present time by the accumulation of interest. The above items composing the domestio debt, represent the face of the bonds, notes, and drafts issued; but as the treasury of the State did not receive the amount in full, there will be a proper reduction made in each,so as to bring the public indebtedness down to & fairand just amount. It must be admitted that such movement partakes too much of the celor of repudia- tion, to be at all sgreeable to the better portion of the population of Texas; but as the bonds, notes, drafis, ko , issued by the government, were taken by the origi- nal holders at such a heavy discount, there is some ex- ouse for refusing to acknowledge an,indebtedness greater than the sum realized. Most of the present holders have purchased at @ heavy depreciation, and in the event of an amount equivalent to what the government received on its issues, being acknowledged and provided for, they will make large profits. Itis estimated that on an average, about fifty per cent of the aggregate no. minal indebtededness has been realised by the govern- ment; end this reduction from the principal is reoom- mended by the finance committee of the legislature of that State. Tho annexed statement exhibits the probable average rate at which each olass of the foregoing liabilities has been available to the govermment om a par basis :~ Cuasswication oF THE Pusiie Dest or Texas. Mensible Equivalent 1st Class. pac. value. Amount due the Bavk of the ff by tans Heftagd and Fe’Dawaowr $1,035,000 401 935,019 40 Amount of audited drafts ofa par tresses seen. 40,000.60 40,000 00 140,669 55 140,619 45 822,000 00 822,000 00 1,913,755 45 404,585 15. oe +, 1,266,350 60 979,905 ¢@ percent stock, crested ora act, includinginterest.. 92,832 C0 9.69 60 be head shsll he ave- 5 cents ou the dollar, been available at th: 29,226 40 ine Sie 3,246,105 62 811,526 25 1,135,400 00 283,850 00 $9,919,007 05 4,856,601 85 Recaritutation or THE Equivatent Va.ur For EACH 1. First class, equivalent valu «$2,937,658 95 Second class, do do 404 685 15 Third class, do do 989,754 60 Fourth clars, do do 1,124,602 65 Total amount of equivalent debt... .$4856,601 35 It has been proposed that the government of the United States sssume this debt as reduced, and take the public lands of the State for remuneration. This would be much more advantageous to the geniral government than to that of the State, as the resources of Texas, compared with its indebtedmess, reduced to the amount mamed above, are so great that the burden of taxation mever could be felt by the people. So far as we can judge, it is our opinion that the State government should by all means retain possession of its public lands—ar- range the public finances—settle upon the amount of the public debt—determine the period of re- sumption of interest—bring its lands into market— apply the proceeds of sales to the payment of interest’ and,any excess to the liquidation of the principal; and long before the public lands are exhausted there will not be a dollar of the debt unpaid. This is the proper course for the State to pursue, and leave the general government to regulste its own finances. It will be for- tunate for the people of Texas it all applications to Con- grees for the assumption of their debt, upon giving up their lands, fail, as 1¢ will compel them ¢o husband their own resources for their creditors, and givo them the benefit of all thejsurplus, Holders of these bonds are, no doubt, anxiouste exchange them for United States treasury notes, or for United States 6's, even at # reduo- tion of fifty per cent, and we have no doubt but that the movement originated with those who have been specu: lating in Texas securities—-with those who have pur- chased them at the greatest depreciation, and anticipate large profits upon sny arrangement made. yt $10 Pemeptraine Mite ad bm 1000 Ohio 65, 60 50 do do 6050 Ohio 7s 103 -300do do 7000 Rendivg Bonds 5744 175 do Harlem 7000 do 0 584g 100do do 430 100 shs Reading RR b10 375¢ 250do do 100 do do Te 29do do 130 100 do Farm Tr. bémes 39 50 do | do sto wodo do 20 400 do 100 do do 2% S0do do 90 50 de do nw 29 38-de Erie RR, serip 50 do Canton Co 6mos 33 S0do do oy) 175 do | do 32% 35 do do 75.do North Am Trost 100 do Morris Canal 1 ta hs Har 51 2000 17 86s, "60 1043650 do shs Harlem E a ‘Trea Notes, do i 20% 103 100 dd 50 she N Y Life & Tr 1804 $8 do Heed ih tea10 37, jo NJ MK 166 10 g Harlem Rit 3 St 50do do ‘bs Sake 0 OITY TRADE REPORT. New Yor, Monday Afternoon, Match 27. ‘The flour market continued inactive, with small sales of Ganenee, Oswego, Black Rock, &o , at a slight conces: fraction above and below these fgures, but th tits would afford no just oriterion of the ers, on tho whole, ing probebly lower asking rates—and leave unsold about 176 or 200 head. There was a lot of 40 head shipped to the Bermudas for the consumption of the Engli 1h Cows and caives—All soldat from $18, bs—The number offar- week previous; $5; left over, 80. Hoge— REWARD, AND MORE, TH PRAYERS OF a destitnre family now in'want in Ireland, is offer verson who will return the $50 bill, which was lort isle & Reppard’s offic send it home tya 58 South street, up ‘9 been slow to opt Please returo. ir at the office its, where the reward wil! he pid 'TED—A PARTNER, WITH THE e amount in cash to t that wiil net double the i i J.J, Herald Office, wit ANTED—A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE Protestant girl, to do gene: stands washing and ironing. No objeetson to the country, ravel with a lady, Call at 40336 3d avenue, ANTED-By a respectabl do plain cookingt she isa geod washe $2500", from $1 75 a$3 Corron—Tho m: 1s inastive at the annexed quo- at which about 500 bales were disposed of to- houre work, and under- Livenroon Cuassivicatione. i week. The best of city be n fo references, if required. [lease t 18 Canal street, second ANTED—A SI? ATION BY A RESPECTABLE Protestant young gi iti irl, to do chamberwork 0 mind a baby and do sewing; can wash and iron first wellarcustomed to the work—or would like to go tr Good reference can be miven from her last place. Please call at No.2 Hall place, between Gth and 7th street, opposite Tompkins market, third story, back room, from 9 A.M. to6 P.M ANTED—A BOY INA GROCERY STORE ONE from 14 to 16 yenrs of age, of good moral eharacter. and ‘Apply-at (94 Wash nston at D-A PARTNER, WHO CAN F t which security wall be given,) in the bt x avery popular and prosperous weekly pa ugh the Post office, and an answer will be ling witha lady. Correx—The mar! now none a ‘ket was quiet, and no sales ported rt f 1200 quintals dr nd 500 do at $3 814. but no sales of moment transpired. Faurt—A good demand, with snles of 1000 boxes Pa- lermo lemons at $2 3734 @ $2 50; 10,000 Porto Rico (000 drums Smyrna figs, at 800 nd dry raisins, at $1 40 a $1 50; 6. terms; 20,000 Ibs ood were made at rel continued firm, 300 frails Arabi zmes not stated, a: shes, at $4 3734. ‘he resumption of North River navigation mising fresh supplies, prices have given way a little. from the wagons at 623¢0 losse qualities, Hors— Sales of 10,000 lbs were made at —Bales of 3000 pigs were made Lrae—Sales ot 4 cargoes Thomaston were made at 780. Moxasses—The market continued steady; and we note # little inferior) at 19%§c, and jo; New Orleans remained firm at Navat Stones—We report sales of 300 bbls spirits it 362, cash; raw do was held at $2 75, jen. ‘Sales of 300 bbls ANTED—-BY A EALTHY, RESPECTABLE Kk, and to assist in at rate plain cook. anda good if required. Pleate Market. Caan )o per owt, for good ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE chambermaid, or to do the housework of a small private family. Apply at the bookstore, 74 Sixth avenue. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT Woman, to do housework in a small private family. She has the best of city refereaces. Apply at 22 Oak street, in the sales of 20 bhds Cer: 90 hhds Cuba at 2: AWTED—A SIT YY “able young woman, private family. and has th 'UATION BY A VERY R¥SPECT- Lauadress or Chambermid i t of reference, and no objec'ios an be seeu for a Mott street, first lected whale were made at 86c. Linseed—1700 a 1800 gallons American city pressed and English, were sold at 640 a 650. Provitions—Mees pork was quict at $1025 #10 3734; emall retuil aeles were making from at the latter figure; prim freely offered. and $9 25 Spear’s dry salted hams, wore made at 5c. There was no change in pickled of 300 bbls ware made at 6, Buttor sontiiand tead: tore to the trade, scarce, $9 was les of 31 bhds ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG Women, situations oue to do housework or chamber. work, the other to attend a bakery, or confectionary, or fancy quainted with the’ busin references given. Please call at I!th street, between ay nues it door from avenue C; will receive calls every the best of city No. 2, brought lerces were made at $3 50. LN em cent emacs TALIAN OPERA HOUSK—ON Ww: UTART Ar: Strctstade lt ee potirwers gptta of LUGKBAZIA BOKGL \--Lociean, © 4 rath; Oreink Sig’sa Lietct in Rossi Cost; iveror 4a Avagadio; Geouaro, Signor Sesio Benedett 40, Sig. Beitimio Rosi: Gnbetta, Sig. Gr. Mor 8 eno Bio: tiche!l panied by a gen y wan, Carriages wall m wa in Astor Piace with th heads from Broadway, aud teke up in Aste: Plece street in the reverse order. rquer and tor Place performonce. ed Bgl ‘To facilitate the egress, phitheate doors communicating with Ax t Eighth street will be opened at the end of the | Bs9yv esx ‘LH ATRE—BOXES, 5 CENTS; PIT, 2%, open at half-past 6; periormance Lo commence at 7 F rec might of a great National drome, styled the STION of PAMIS, or the People’s Titomph— nery has been pnii devgns. by Mir. | + the The piece produced acder the Hevens. Secoud week of the WHITEBOYS of Ireland T Hvening, Mareh 28, 1848, will be acted, 2nd times ae heatre entitled the ugeand, Governor of ‘arwi Municapal Guard, Hall; Une ess Republican Citi2 the republican cause, of the forces, C. W t ‘ee. attached to Ms fevweue de Val, a t 2 Scene ll! he Place du Caronsal—Con: centrated force of the republicans—Ihe dis assault and, alarm—The Death Chy mat Ap rogeh of ops—A violent asele on the soldiery The neigh of KneSt. Honore—Th P sed Spy—Noble conduct in the Republ fight of the Boul pulse— form—Down oppression its height—The Barricades—The Chamber Chea Abdieation of Louis Philippe~The evacuation o! the Tuile- seizure ofthe le: ‘Throne—Graud triumphal! pree ag flan vat er which, the new drama of he triumphs. sto WHITHBOY of lrelend— Lawrence Macarty, the Whiteboy, Mr. W. Marahail; Darby: rman and Whiteboy, Burke; Ellen MeDenald, sha a i C#ATH AM TH cat WSDAY, MARCH 29, will be ncred the drama ef WOMAN—V overt Bhellz, Mr Hield ; Union Jack, Winans ¢ Rachael f!yind, Mr G Joes: Fauny Vossett Miss Hildreth. After which, the farce ef BOX, COX AND KNOX—'Timothy Box, MP Winans, John Cox, Herbert; Dand Brown, Mrs W Isherwoc + Master Lapwig From, Ondine, G Jones; Damme iiss Delorione. s open at 7 co commences at 736 o'clock. Boxer, 25 Margueritia, @elock. I conta: Pit in evening, March 28 entertainments will commence with the INVISIBLE PRINCE—Don Leanc Miss Mery Taylor; the Infante Furnbond, Mr. Conover; the Fairy Gentilla, Mis H. inherwood. After which, NATION. AL DEKENCES~—Simon Morrowfat, Mr. Hollond ; Phabe Mayenk haa Mary a or. ‘To be followed by a GLANUK, YORK, Chantran; Jake, Conover; Mi lane, Roberts. ‘0 conclude iththe FAMILY JARS—Delph, Mr md; Liddy Ler- Henry. cirele, 50 cen pper boxes. 2 %@ cents.—Doors open at 7; curtain rines at 734 LATRiE—TUESDAY KVEN Marah 28, will be performed the tregedy of GLENCO! or, The Lest of the Macdonalds—Halbert Mi M: Anderson; Henry Miedonald, Mr. Blemin Anders: pt Campel\, Mr. Mrs. Hield; Helen (atapbeli conclude with the farce of yasour, Mr. Vache: Beauchamp, Mrs Doors open at 7 o’clock—Perioi to beri at half Tovclock. Dreis Circle and Paquette, 50 cts—Fumily eireles, 25 cts.— Gallery, 136 eta T5aeiay, OPERA—GRAND CONCERT AT THE Tabersacle, Tuesday evening, March h Overture to Zompa, D ay . 2d. mento—Signora Teresa Traffiand Sigra Lietti Corsi—! dante. 3rd. Trio— William ‘Det|—Signori_ Arnoldi, Beveven- tano and Rosi— Kos ch. atina of Beatriee Di Tenda— Duet ett and Sigr Beuevetti—Donexitt. A —Signorica Ame! Potti—Donizetti. and Bigss Benedetti nad Beneven: first ect of Giuramento—Signa . Signori Benedeti and Beneventano—kali dante. 6th, Marseilles Hymu—by the whole Company. Tiekets $1, to be the Opera House. at the box office, No. 2 Wall street, atthe principal music stores, andat the door ofthe Tibernacle. Performance to commence Seep—Sales of about 60 bbls clover were made, in- cluding small parcels of old, at 6c, and the remainder TER WANTED —A GERMAN, SW188 OF Swede,a single man, who is sober, honest and ind satri- ous, who perfectly understands his business acd can bring MYC AA N08 WALL, 2 BROADWAY. BET WHEN AVE Grand aud Broome street—OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THe WEEK. Unvaralieled auccers. Twenty: Srcars—A sale of 800.000 Principe, steamboat brand, ‘was made at $15 per M, 4 mos. Svaans—Sales of two cargoes of Porto Rico wore made jerstood,and 76 hhds New Orleaus at jales of 100 hhds Porto Rico at 4% a 57¢0.; 26 w Orleans sold by auction, inferior or damaged, 8 3%0.; 27 boxes brown Havana at 47; (damaged) Tatrow~Ssles of 2,000 Ibs. were made at 9%0. Tosacco—There was some movement in this article, owing, unit was believed, to purchases made by contrac- tors with the French government. About 1,000 hdds. of Kentucky leat were purchased on Saturday afternoon, réduving the stock inthis market from about 4,000 to It was further said, lots had beon picked up in Philadelphia and Baltimore. ‘Tho stock of leaf, for the season of the year, is said to be light, in all our sea Fenn ‘sbonr— We have no chan; privat whe reside a few miles from th (they mast speak the Eng! inquire at 42 Chatham street. ae ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young woman. as chambermaid, or to do the general it of city reference can on terms not und housework of a sm: ANTED—AN ACTIVE GIRL, TO DO GENERAL wathicg and ironing, ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPEC’ ‘oman, to do geveral housework, w: in @ small private fumiiy the northwest comer of Hammond and Factory. Hoon aney the Grocery. Good exty reference. CATHERI ironing and coo! to notice in prices. QO MERCHANT TAILORS, & ip owners were wait- aledonia. Some cotton was ep; ed for Liverpool, at 5 $24, aud corn at 4d per bushel France, shipments were in a measure suspended, and some vessels were detained, to awsit later news, befure engeging cargoes. MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK SALas. Puitapgtrata, March 27 —Frret Board— iog latter news Tespects erally usefal to h's master’s interest. eater object than wages. Reference if required, C.C., Herald Office. OVERNESS WANTED—WANTED AS R ress. 8 highly educated A and capacity will Apely at 85 University Place, between the A. M.. and aay hour 8 PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A Situation 1s Cook, and is willing (to assist in Washisg Call at 97 Chariton street. $22,000 State 5’s, ROR. Gs, 77%. 67, 481100 State 5%s. 7 Mech. Bank, 52: Us. T Ni QO MERCHANT TAILORS —WA! Jor’s Cutting Board, one that is nearly new, abo by 6, filled up with drawers. Any one havinj pad of, will please address a note to W. TAYLUR, at this office. NTED, A TAI feet FOREIGN MARKETS. 8. Tuomas, March 10—Mess beef $9a10; Linas de O HARDWAE MERCHANTS—WANT pet mess pork $11 50a12; pri Hams $8a11; cheese 10% ing man who has had se rd OARD WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN IN A RE. Ferd bear Abang there are few boarders, 1! per bartel. Pilot bread $4a4 25; pd en de $3'60a3 76; crackers, in kegs $3 £0a3 75. ER OF FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOOD, ted, for which cash willfbe paid, Address J. M. ¥., * On the evening of Sun day, March 26, Tomas Wat- tox Loexwoo: second son of Alfred Lockwood, deceas- }, those of the family, and of his brother, Roswell E. Lockwood, are requested to attend the fune- ral service, at No 103 Fast Broadway, on Tuesday morn- ing, the 28th inst , at 11 o’clook, without further invita- remains will be conveyed to Norwalk, Conn , ‘open an exteusty nets, at 134 Spring stre Thursday, the 30th dav o dies intending to purchase to cell and elsewhere. Among tt of French straws. Al. third block wert of Broadway Mareh, ard partiealarly invites la~ examine, before apply- sortment is an entire new style tment of the white linen for interment. On the morning of the 27th, Emma, aged 1 year, and laughter of George and Harriet Russell. 4 if the family aro re- fully invited to attend her faneral, onthis (Turs- feom 523 Washington st., without farther invitation, Cincinnati papers pl Sunday morning, the 26th inst , Frances Exuiorr, in the 334 of hi Her rel and friends aro invited to attend her ce, this (Tuesday) after- morning, the 27h inet . Hven McBaive, former! rear of his ego. The relatives aud friends of the family aro inyited to ednesday, the 29th inst., at 11 late residence, Elizabethtown, st inst, Oanin M, Pecx, of the amberlain & Peok u Fi Kibbsns, of the newer! f straws cleane | aud aftermoon, at 4 o'clock, OOK AT THIS—LADIES, WE IN attention to our large ard splendid 1»: Shoes, which we shall sell antil Apr waking some chauge in our bnsiness. ‘Gents, we have on hand a large quantity of first rate Boots and Bhoes, which we shall also t cost, ol sce, 367 Broadway. corner of Frank\in NB—Also, «large lot of Rubber Over Shces and, Water jentiemen’s Cou- ment of Boots funeral, from her late re a large assortmen! © THE LADIKS—CHAS, SCOTT & CO. NO. 37 B ave just received a large attend his funei = fr without further invitatios At Suen a. firm of Miller, C! At Unadi Juvta A., wife of AD. W! T., and J. N. Hayn, of this city. On Sunday, March 26th, 1848, M. V. W. Snedeker, in the 3ist y and relatives are re: her funeral, without farther ternoon, at 1 o’clock, from her late Main and Water streets, B: On Sunday, the 26th inst. 7 "The friends of the famil c pte 7, and the jargest and moat eleg 10 $36; Dress Capa, new prt New York, om the 21st inst., jams, and sister of Thomas ant, wife of E. ctfully invited to attend on ‘Tuesday af- idence, corner of 1, FINIELS, AGENT, 459 BAOADWAY, ‘street, entrance 116 Grand street, will xt the 30th inst., her rich assortment of first rate business Any person y te their hands, ean the basement of 142 Elm street. ») SARAM CRovente 0 of her ron, Thos. W. H. irs of Engine Co. No. 21, are invited te attend her funeral,on Tuesday, at 236 P. M., from her lete residence, 172 West Broad- way, without further invitation make application i "AST OFF CLOTHING, JEWELRY, FIRE AKMB.Ke. orauperfluons effects, gene! tain ® fi nbscriber, who will a ‘Aline, sect through the post effice or other: Willreceive prompt attention. H. LE 2 Wall street, comer of Brosdway. Ia the Cit Nha d ja the af ey ; Girls 57. Total 306. ¢ h week of the Orginal CHRISTY’S MINSTRELS, [deat ertablished bund in the United States, under the tion of E. P. CHRIST imitable and original denied by any amusenient in city. A 08, ceuts. doors open at 7. Concert commences at 8 a’clock For the accommodation of families an A 1ERNOON CON- CERT EVERY SATURDAY. Doors open at 2;commence at 3 o’cloe! ME BURKE, HE PROPRIBTOR OF PALMO’S OP- AVE “era House, wishing to given Ball atthe above est blish- ment forth» benefit of the widows nnd orphans of those fell in the Lite revolution in France. iayites #ll Frenehi meetin the saloon attached to the theatre to form a committee rangement for the above object,at 8 o'clock, this eve jareh ALMOS OPERA HOUSE TO LET—APPLY AT the Box Office, between MS ened of 10 o’elock, A.M., ADWAY ODKON ENTRANCE THROUGH intenx’s Cafe des Mille Colounes—Manager EB. G. Musical Director, Mr. Oldfield MODEL AR- i been pat ander the ban of the law, the mana- ger submits to its de: isioa, and will open this place on Mon- day next, with an entirely new and original performaner, con- ing of Serio Comsco Pictures in action, Dancing, Singing, other entertainments. AMERICAN MUSEUN.—Bplendid performances, every afternoon at 3 o'clock, an evening at 759. Last week of Wir. and Mrs. Malone Kayrmond, and their three beautiful daughters, who gi vaimitable Trish Masioal Ketartainments every afvernoom aud evening Last week ase Model of Ancient Jerussicm, as it was in the i. Great Western, the Yankee, Miss Ber Adimiss)on to the whole erved front seats, intuary, &e. &e. nder 10, half pri 5 , avening, ssion $0 conis: children Price, ‘The Panorama will commence moving at 7% o'clock eeenely. to pe exhibition on Wednesdays and Satar ys, at Jo%elock. ARUNSWICK’S STATUARY—LARGE AS LIFE re] peanting the VENU8 DE Mi: DICIS and APOLLO DE MEDICIS, forashort time only. Open from 9 A.M. to 10 ?.M.,at396 Broadway, next to Stoppani’s baths. Admit- tance 25 cents "HE CAMELS AND asrengers, browghi 4 ra mols, fresh from the desert, toge with the famous performing Elephant that has so long been the favorite at Astiey’s London Amp! They came covsigeed to the Messrs, Jane, itne greed by Tryon, who will exhibit them att next wee! CONCERT ROOM, NO. 3x BROADWAY, ONE ‘doer above the Broadway ‘Theatre. Monday evening, March 27th, mstamt, and every ¢ jag dari the wee! The celebrated Band of Cougo Minstre!s—Me Lamourex, Howard, Parson, Kemp, Wright, Griffith and Butler, will Peer each evening and give a comber of therr humorows So! Glees, Burlesques, Donces, &e., &e. Admission, 25 ce Doors’ open at big o’elock--commence at 73% o'clock. A. change of prowramme ench evenisg. ‘The strietest order ond decoram will be eaforeed. MERICAN MUSICAL INSTITUTE. in Brooklyn Lyceum. under the direc: nus. meetron Weds rection of Mr. Nash, meeteat the same place on Friday ang and hi ¢ Bowery C irt —THE CLASS nn of W.D. Co- WDNESDAY LVENING,MARC Bradbury & Nash’s second Jnvenil Lt aided yi The music to be performed is mucl ith great care Tickets twecty-five cents cipal Music end Book stores, aud st ing of the Concert. Performance tr enmmence atha'f put seven. No postpovement, NPVHE COLE, EXHIBITION—THE EXHIBITION OF Fajutings by the late ‘Themes, Vo! ow open, at the rooms of the American Axt Union. No. 487 Broadway. ‘It will coutinne for six weeks. ‘The Gallery will mn velook natil ten ofelock, P.M. I be entitle jew York Gallery of the Fine Arts, during ance of the Cole Exhibition. Admission 25 c y Kvening, Murch 28th Nec ofthe BAYAD y Pearson: Olifour, Vir_Riehiags: Z: ‘tims, Md'lle Vallee; N saute eee will be produced ia al) After which, the admued farceys, Richard Wrowghton, Mr. Lengeay gyjo% Marre: do + Duck Chapman: Log pen reord Mrs Ro nh cloth Dress Coats, cellent one for 816. Gentlemen who are tailor to. patronise, and competent judges of gools. ' 116. William street, opn~ ty inthe best policy. 1, 3; Fever Typhoid, the Washiogton stores. Hi Inflammation of L iammation of Throat i TAA 1; [ofl ymmation of Liver, 4 5 Lui PUBLIC CAN BE. SUP rh pare Gatts Percha, for experiments, &e , 1m Ui to? years, 21; to poRCHA—THE to 20. 14; 20 to 30, 4 0, 50, 60, 24; 60 to 70, 19; 70 to 80, City Inspector's OF sabsgriber in’ ite Orders from the wiil meet with prompt atten- Company. 8. T. ARN fo state, expressly tonntry aed ne ghbor tion, American. Gi STRONG, 139 Wi edicinal purpores re SOF THE SUBSCRI bers’ own manufac are, IL that is neren- G. SAUNDERS NE CUTLERY: of received 4000 Daguerreniype offers for sles trednced ion in compared to Saturday's rates. We heard of 00 detpolices in Southern, eyes 4 alot of Rich: mond City Mills. Wheat was hold’ above the viows of buyers, and no sales tranepired. Compiderable sa'es of sound yellow oorn were made at ratei! in favor of pur- qhasers, compared with tho prices of laj:t week. Sales of ‘ms tesnit appliennt: es used in the art kept "Given Dattariee for Electro Gilding venice for itcban tion in the art of a) STROLOGY—BY THE AD HBT her fe ime DUBOYCE, has conelad wn in the city the Museum, and hes locat herself at So. 169 Divi ithe hovse stunds 9 little off the aticet. Mademe D trusts thet her frieads of New York amd ity wil give her a share of patronnge ¢ has no saying that sho will give correct inform on + love 5 : i of alt jay f vor her witn a ea x dice, nor posverees tay witeheraft, but only What may BS looked upon as scienee. Consulting how sany time during the day until 10 in the evening. Terms 50 ¢ FORTS AND PIA gue de la Victoire, Pay America, No. 300 Broadway. ano Fortes, Mr. Herz imports to this ¢ ‘Y, te ceived by the Zarich, from Havre, and the insteuments ean b he Agency, 308 Broadw: uaday next, KSe, BAZAAK, N a Csoss hy Auctionser—The next regular pincoat thisestablishment on Wednes- ¥, March 29, commencing at i ovelock, wiih Weacus, Hare Ke. and at 12 o'clock with a catalegae of Hi Gen- men having Horses, to t this sate wi fore 5 oeloek on Tw evtaleene, JNO H. GA’ COWAN, Monger, Notice To THE Day Goons PRADE—THE PA eafied te ia tienlar attention of the trn. reremptory sale closing th v Ule. and Washinston elo this day, every pio he © aty! ods not LicHOWE wR oN ee ae