The New York Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1851, Page 2

a Whenced an improvement of id. 44. per pound, We bubjor usual, a record of the primcipal transec- tons of the week. ‘Aurnican Brocks — There ie Little business, and very Metle variation in prices, Some Pennsylvania 6's are ofered at 64 Asuxs.— We quote United States pot, 280.; pearl, 286. @a,; Canada pot, 208. 6d.; pearl, 208,, but merely nomi- — as there bave been xe sales. Cockemeat is agai rather lower. Of 400 bage offered et actiion barely ome half has found buyers; Teneriffe ordinary to five, 8 7d. a 4s, 1d ; Mexican silver, 38. 5d. Ss. 6d; Honduras silver, 3¢, Od. a 38. 94, Corree —There is no material alteration to notice in the value, butthe demand continues extremely limited. ‘With the exception of 170 bales, 200 halt bales Mocha, Which were disposed of from 668. for fair clear garbled, Up to Tes, for rood long berry, and 2,960 bags itio, « wmail portion of which sold from 43s, a 453, for good fo fine ordinary, there have been no public bat Dy private contract a cargo of 2,700 bags Bas been sold sloating, at ie 3d), deliverable at Venlos: ‘and ‘wbout 1,500 bage native Ceylon have chen Besos ut ube 00-0 dts, with 1400 bage good ordinary Rieat 43s. AtHambro’ there bas been rather more otoy; but the near approach of the Dutch sees sto have checked demand both in Holland and jum. Gorrin remaine steady as to price, but deman: guid. We quote tile, £83; cake, £84; sheatbiag, er Yellow metal. 1a he Cons. market continues very dull, and prices of Boglish wheat a in rather The average price for the week ending 22d instant was 378. 2d. per Quarter. In foreign wheat very little doing, and prises are in buyers’ favor. French flour continues to pour im, and is forced off on arrival; American barrels are very difficult of fale; prices range from 22s. for the ‘Dest (own to 168. a 17s. for inferior, of which the cblef wupply consists. Indian corm is dull, but not much offering. Corrox ebave had more demand since our | and the rales for the week amount to 2 600 bales Surat, from 454.5% d.. being an improvement of fully 'sd At Liverpool American kinds have advanced \y ‘and they now quete mid. Orieans 7\d a7 i tmprovement bas, however, brought more cotton on the market Davis, Ko—Ab pebiie sole, yesterdey, there was little co jttom, and the tendency of prices was Heweward “1,000 cases castor oil we realized from 9X4 a 6d, Ot 800 chettsrbubarb. 89 chests Sue brought 3s. 6d a 2s. 8d; for the remainder, consisting of mid- there were no bias. 414 serous yellow arly ail bought ip, there bei rates, 20 cares gum Cap 3is 8d. 0348 35 casks Ancona cream of tarter partly old from 65a a6¢s, 45 chests Turkey opium were ebiefly bidix from 9s. a lls 9d. Cutch remains steady site, Gambier large transactions, part for arrival at ad rates. and lés. 6d. is the present value. Quicksilver. 3s od Hives —The kips offered yesterday were mostly of widdlirg and ordinary quality, the demand limited, and prices fully 4d. lower Calcutta buffaloes realized ‘gn sdvance of \d; Batavia sold freely at extreme yates, 21,318 hides were put up, of whic —Transactions in Kast India kinds have been ‘weimportant this week; but prices are well supported A) holders. 69 serons Guetemala have been sold at 24. reduction, viz : from Js. 6d. a 4s. 4d. for ordi- nary Cortes (o middling Sobre. Incx.—We have no to notice in quotetions of either Welsh bars or rail; it the trade has been spice. and for spring shipment higher prices are demanded — —Prieee remain firm at £17 10s for common refined, £19. and sheet, £18 10s. §8panish £17 5s Per ies Lixsexn Caxes move off slowly at last week's rates the warebouse. For square Marseilles to arri dees money has om — floating cargoes ba ost, freight and insurance ‘Ous:—In pale poate more business has been coing at £33 and holders now require £34; but in sperm, soutberm and cod. have no transactions to report, end prices remain nominally asin our last. The same may be raid of palm and cocoa nut. Linseed in fair demand. at 33s ¢d | for the next six months delivery governmert contract for 6700 deecrels ante ucemsnee: has been tak terms, vir —1.500 tlerces Irish pork 000 tierces Hambro’ at an it 258 per i. ana. woud seem to Snaleahe higher peisee Sor NEW YORK HERALD. werner JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIBTOR AND EDITOR. OFFICE N, W. CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU STS. XVI... worvsetesrsseesN Umber 73 AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING. BOWERY THEATRE. Bowery—Orketts—THe Baisann Bov—Aue rae Wortos A Srase. BROADWAY THEATRB, Broadway—Kixo O'Nert—ALt ‘Tuat Girrreas ws Nor Goup. WXBLO’S GARDEN, Broadway—No performance. JURTON’S THBATEE, Chamber Chambers street—A SHonr Reiow A Msnny Ose—Tue Brouwnman wv PAnis—Wor' ‘ark. HATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham streot—Hanay Buas- Sau—Seavants sy Leeacy—Faisser Copnixa. BROUGHAM'S LYCEUM, Broadway—Va'. D'Awnorne— Kine axp THe Mimo — Be Banu Dericta axp Da. Favervs. ee MINSTRELS, LS, Mechanics? Hall, 472 Broadway IAN MINSTRELSY. FELLOWS! MINSTELS, Fellows’ Opers House,t44 Brond- way—Brwortan MinsTRELsv. AMBRICAN MUSEUM—Amveive Penronmances AYTER= toon AxD Byxnine. EW YORK AMPHITHRATRE, 37 Bowory—Kquesthian PERFORMANCES. WASHINGTON HALL~Paxonama ov rue Prienim's PRoeREss. SATTLER'S COSMORAMA, corner of Thirtoenth street ond Broadway. MINERVA ROOMS—Panonama or IRELAND. New ‘York, § jarday, March 15, 1851. “Whe Foreign News—Arrival or »f the A Asia, The British steamship Asia arrived at this port yesterday, from Liverpool, bringing us one week’s later intelligence from Europe than we wove provi oucly in puosession of. The Asia made a very good trip for this season of the year, but the run was not equal to that of either the Baltic or Pacific, of the Collins line, which recently made the two shortest western winter passages that were ever accom- plished. The Collins line have now got all the ex- perience they require, and it is mot likely that we shall hear of any more accidents or detentions in any of their splendid steamships. We learn by this arrival, that the public mind of England continued to be excited by the resignation of the Russell ministry, and that up to the time of the sailing of the Asia, no new cabinet had been formed. Although apparently the late ministry failed on a motion iutroduced by the tories to ex- tend the suffrege, there is every reason to believe that the Catholic church question had more to do with it than anything else. The tories taking ad- vantage of popular excitement enthe subject of pepal encroachments, as they are termed, thought the Queen’s speech was too weak, and judging from the tenor of that document, that Lord John Russell would not introduce any bill of pains and penalties, to pat @ stop to such fanciful eggress'o.8, and the free traders, headed by Cobden and others, seeing their favorite principles in jeopardy, by the intro- tion of a measure which showed a disposition on the partofthe ministry to revert back to protec- tion, formed a coalition, and the result was the de- feat of the ministry. A great deal of excitemeat has followed the downfall of the ministry; but we think it is entirely uncalled for. The French go- vernment is inthe same predicament; and here in the United States, our administrations, for fifteen years past, have been more or less in a minority in Congress. Neither Captain Tyler, nor Mr Polk, at the latter end of his administration, nor General Taylor, had, nor has Mr. Fillmore at the present time, a mejority in Congress. The government, however, gets along very well ; its wheels m_ve as usual, and legislation progresses as usual. Ja the United States we do not care anything about such a state of things ; it creates neither alarm nor excitement. Nor should the people of England take a serious view of it. If the government al- weys had a majority of the representatives of the people in its favor, it would become their slave, and reform would depend entirely upon the acci- dental circumstance of the greater portion of a large body of the people thinking alike on certain subjects of weight and moment to the interests of the State. Under our form of government such eontrae pork stuffs of all rorts. Ba.tretse.—In the absence of public sales prices of — are firm)y supported at 268. 6d « 29s. About bags pitrate rods. refraction 4 per cent, have been dirpored of at lis 6d Brcren is offering at £16 28. 6d. on the spot, and ee rrive; but we have not been able to trace any bags Pimento have bce ot = In other articles we doing in the absence of any ay atte sales. The Bocan market hes been steady this week, thevah fine white Benares is rather cheaper. joes have been obtained for other #0: West In ery short supply. wales do not exered 600 bhde.; but the trade ha teken about 25 00 bege Mauritius Bengal and Madres 710 boxes damaged Havana et jetion, very fall were obteined Transactions, privately, ba’ aod « cargo of 3.600 bags brown Pernama (delivers- an outport) om recret terms. The continental advicrs grveraily a jo steady; at St Peters- Sergcom: some tales of white Havana have been made at for felt Ky stock there Tea.—The market qracroliy hao remained inactive, dat common Congou bas been In more demand at 1M4 « ls perid. The deliveries proceed satistac- ‘ommon English in moderate request: bat the fcr refined continues fully equal to the supply. of Banes and Streite are firmer since the ac- dof Banca, bad greatly interfered Tonscco- We noticerather more ors a bo agere stripte at me 18d_, to the trade; tucky leaf, for the ~ Ddelieved to be 6d. iy held at Ts Od rite, _— f aod te ta is pow the full price me ) Woor sales comprising 17.630 colonial. and 6.347 bales foreign, were coneluded on Zoth instant and es. tablich » decline, on the ruling rates of November. of 344.014 per ib. principally int igher qualities OF the forrign, 3 000 bales were Span in the grease quality was objec jairy, with sales root Cottox ould be feen by our report kat had taken » frm stand om © any further ¢ aod that heiders were keeping back their stocks, = they could obtain « turn of advantage in price In this prepared state of things. ready to lay hold of aay turn that might present itself in fev: the market cuday morning the latest advicns eonirmation to the previo evipts of cotton at t Seereared contar: Me Manchestera a onthe good or sin K with (o midtling fair qualitier of Amert @.oncther kinds. During the last two days we bare been put alittle unler oh aad our Preeeedings moduraied by the disturbed state of pot. cn and the difficulties apparently attending the for mation ofa government he week conSdence. Fair at Tid. and Ore 1 10 Aurat, 460 Bey ptian speculation. aad s American Too ab 208, Bengal for for export. The rales of the werk amount fess Geen Maanes, eb $8 —The arain trade hee’ been exceedingly dull and iangatd doting the part week, and the tele of forrign wheat and four exesed- slow. The latter bas receded 64 per barrel since olen notice and the prices now quoved are 20+. to Sts. tor Baltimers. 200 to 2is ‘and 20 to Zis. for © ate rates, with « fair inguiry 64 for Western canal, Indian corm supports Sis, 64 to Ses. for oe tow Tur Derarrene of Breamene —The steamece Bouth erver for Charleston, Pacific tor Ban Francise Florida for Bavennab. and Premier for Valparaiso, will ieare this port to-day The City of Glasgow will alto leare Philadelphia. The Brother Jonathan, which mede very ruccersful trial trip yeeterday, will leave chia porton Monday fer Chagres From Ponta) Prarre Perry artived yerterday, tl jatte and money We lear by the ©, it buvimess was very dull | arce | Disungeished People. | ved in to y and is * Hotel and jaughter of the Presiden! Mr Fillmore, father of La President; Hoo. Levi Woodbury. Weahingteo Hon HOM Bibley, MC Minwennte o T Caava jader, Philadelphia; Mon. 8 Foote U. 8 Semare Montreal mont, A Prevor giend D. © Lampkin Georgia staying at (he Irviog Houre Mactachuretts, R Lawson. do: P. Pike Lb. Kubli, do, 6 mmodore F ae Lopes Mex reat the American Rev. JL Harvie 0, Blackman, J W okiey, © H. Strong, J Writhel URN A Howell Kast Indies Bennet: Low [sland were among the ar ort dag at the Cluntoo Hoel father of President rh ogni 6 Y, yesterday, on youre t are seg . | funetions notwithstanding. Mexico are to the 16th uit n ‘ere, Of interest to Mexicans only. unanimity on any particular question is not al- ways found, and the result is that our admi- nistration are frequently in the minority, and was so during the last session of Congress. It is probable that this religious question will disorganize all political parties in Eaglaad, but the government will be able to perform its In fact, we should say the more frequent such occurrences took place the better it would be. Despite of all the outery, the country is prosperous, the revenue for the fiscal year having increased upwards of two millions of pounds sterling. France is quiet, and will probably remain so until the Presidential election, at least. A proposition for a general amnesty of political offenders was re- jected by the National Assembly, for the reason, principally, that it would be impolitic to hazard such an experiment in the preseat condition of that republic. Socialism is on the wane, and is evi- dently giving way to the good sense and intelli- gence of the péople. A jury of Parisian artisans and emall traders, selected miscellaneously from the population of the capital, recently convicted one of the writers of Le Vote Universel, a socialist | | Organ, of writing an article tending to excite the citizens of the republic, one ageinst the other. The was addressed to the peasants, and probably edvocated antirentism or some other equally anar- chicsl ism of that school of modern philosophy. ‘The result was, the writer was sentenced to six mcaths imprisonment, and to the payment of a fine of eight thousend francs. This is a very important sign of the times in France, and gives promise that hese disorganizers and levellers are falling back into their natural position | Great changes are, undoubtedly, in progrese in | Europe, calm as the surface at present is. Agen- eves are at work, which, in due time, will produce their fruits. | Joun C. Srexcen—Tne Cope axp tues Consti- TUTien —We do not agree with our Albany cor- respondent in his denunciation of Mr. John C. | s noer, for giving it as his legal opinion, that the provisic the new constitution do not coaflic with the proposition made by Mr. Burroughs to | raise funds with which to enlarge the Erie canal. Mr. Spencer ts an accomplished lawyer, and gave his opicion as such. There never was a constitu- tien nor a bill yet framed, that ente lawyers could | not discover a flaw in. 1 tion of this State, it was decided that the State should not iseue bills of credit; but cunning law- yers found out that the State could charter bonke to nd alse that it could issue stock It is only whipping the devil tound the stump, and the aystem is @ very oldone. We particularly disa- gree with our correspondent in his disapproval of | Mr. Syencer’s position in relation to the new Code | of Practice a code which originated from anarchi- avd rocialist ideas, aad whieh has thrown the prectiee of the law in thie State into the most glorious confusion. It has abolished, atene fell ewoop, ali the experience of the last two or three | cent and established in its stead nothiag posi- | tive, hing certain, nothing reliable. [et 18 nething but anarchy legalized into a code | det the early constitu: | © ©, ca ® > Iuvortant Newsraren Movewent at Wasit- rmervos.—-Mr, Donelson, formerly minister to Berlin, @ protégé of General Jackson, has pur. | chased the Union newepaper in Washington. Mr. | Donelson is @ very important politician, and is weil acqu west inted with the politics of the South- ‘Thie movement may be considered a very ray OTtant one ia reference to the next presidency It ig very probable that the new paper will give the whole of its influence ia favor of General Houston, of Texe who was also a protégé of Old Hickory om Mrvico--Our advices from the city of They contain no important Fl Monitor Republican t# Oiled with local mat- New MEETING OF THE DEMOCRACY IN TAMMANY HALL, Speeches of Senators Cass and Feleh, and Others. Senators Cass and Feieh “ee in the city, were in- vited to meet the democracy in Tammany Hall, lust evening, which they consented todo, A meeting bav- ing been called, at half-past seven o'clock, for the pur- pore of receiving them, it was organized by the ap- pointment of » Chairman, and » number of Vice Pre- sidemts and Becretai ies. Benator Car tered the hall leaning on the arm of Mr, Straban, took his seat on the platform. After repeated calls upon him, he made his appear- ance on the rostrum d, ina joking manner, com- rks by saying, thet if those assembled bad beard kiog within # short time as he had, they would not be desirous of hearing any more. I did not come here, said he, for the purpose of making a speech; I came from @ place where there were more words than actions—more addresses delivered than there were services rendered to the country; but 1 cannot help ex) my satisfaction at dnding my- within the time-honored walls of old Tammany, which has witnessed #0 meny displays of Amorican ‘striotiem by the noble democracy of New York, who baw 0 often rallied to the defence of their hangs: Yes, my fellow cit ve known n that country was tk during the war with England, animated you in the orisis through which the coun ty has recently passed; such a crisie as it never passed !through before. I am very much obliged to the Chairman for. the flattering manner in which he has spoken of my humble sec- vices in my place in the National Legisla ture, But I dererve no credit for what 1 have done; I clsim no credit; [ claim none for the Congress. It was not the American congress which navel be copies LAS? pal AMSA MARTE! Ba ‘on every breeze which saved it. and (applause) Touch the Union, ha coal of fire in, the heart of IL Live for the Nhe providence of rd to do. (Tre= i, ond, ood whioh 1 trust it is dosti suse ) Fellow eitizens, we ha Passed through moy say, we are through it; for, or ia dvarintehed, itis mot over. 1s would to you there are nét sections of the sont tal designe Uptavoral the Umi calamity ae is th Elieve it witse, But b LD taken sient | by alt there is no airhe breathes, : 00pe1 red to every. (A } Compare this country with vaose ol the resid’ Lovie at the dts ion which prevails there. Se» the dowa-irodden condition uf humanity, there. | Now happy condition? Norch and South e and to maintain our independence, st of the world, and. the Llood of bork sec in taining the flag of the Unio bas led to the o unfortunate ent prevails! Woy is it th oa) feeling which ®t, of our country m: There must be s that the South has beenirjured. I ay ‘ebolsiy aad without Pesitation. (Applause.) We bave vilitied them and their Inativutions we have not acted towards, them ae wo ought to have acted— rried out towards them the ee ry — spizit. We allow foreign traveili ries and domestic traitors to preach dostrine: re to destroy this covernment—s6 im the t and ges down in the found advocates ountry. eve: and yoa would ‘ot out citizens went to Eaglan dilated om the wromgs of down-troddea Ireland, be on bie way to Botany Bay in less, than (4 vase) Fi thor: yudent forei; a the posse: ented from equal to this ave adopted 8 serie a the compromise— (applause )—which, in my cud fc aatiatnstory to the North, the Sours the Tt ise Common plast: hich all orm should meet, there to agree t+ eeiaelons of their country. 4 God's name, could we m work ociferous appl is dest contre of the Ai throughout the country; d yourselves to the It ie Hire ea pate ° party who are jus are-? ten of the whig party have code form Haced themesives in ste breseh, and went manfe the copstituticn an¢ ur.on of the coun! itera: and ty fo for he was Tammany Bll» ¥ which he w in before. { Applause: farded nthe cradle of democracy, Whate and yw at Ta js, and who areas what wae Sentey: MWe havs soon heard throats uf di i oof sticks, strongly Pound together, be the band thet would attempt to ren! them asu: each otber om thi fd 9 correspond with great men, he wished it to be distinc}: iy undefetond shat, fa re- ference to the distinguished geatleman here th (Gerersl Cass) he never spoke t at to him round At cee 4 ny by driving rance, and hewn Provident aurieg the rerelions im Europe he 4 have ¢: driven it teshe devil. (Lau ) Now, there are many tite seylage which ary not su abit ot Princittes jocracy wavered, or had he wavered, the Uni this, because ot thie mam to do with i, There Veny Late rrom Brae tusty. The politics! is cf no importance. On 24 of February, General D. Fructo Rivera retired to the fortress of Santa Cros. The diMoulties between the governm of Rio Janeiro and Bu atill ameettied, but immediate war war not appre: 4 there were strong grounds for hoping that | otd: itegether Notice had been giv & to the poltow contaiaing th ‘4 professions of “id The dry goods 4 ment not to buy goods at leas twelve months Tre Mrvwacnie ann Mimminerrr: Rarcoan Broo nyrees. _The company baving declined torxamine Mr. Crom: well. tp the in igation now pending. he har submit correspomdence with the Presideot of the y. from which we make the extracts baiow. phow'n bie position in purchasing those eee bY toh th # strength ot 7 of their perivet validity New You December 90, 1950 Bynon Kr.novnne, Beq, Dear Bir —Hes the company received tull value for there noter and mortgagee and guaranties trom Mr obn P. Oryder, or from whom what did the company part with there notes and mort- Ie there any Coubt of the payment of the ane April seat? Do you know, or to believe, any | uitable fect walidity of ‘toons voles and ti Ii 80. be good enough give only euch inform: WAS. 8. CROMWELL To which is the following reply Micwar eve, Jam. 13, 1851 } Cras, T_Cromwrit, Beq contents carefully noted a copy of your letter cortainty. Orrice oF tHe M. & MRR. Oo., Dear Bir Your eateemed favor of 90th ult. Is just A Tithout recapi upon fall ent, © mpany. threugh th pesmen Treerater of the Vompany te sdet sor $100.00 of there securities | \: and instol id for. 1 think thers is terest in April nex: » do not know, oF believe, that (ay Lap nay Or cam, exist eit pate he dient server’ FROM KILBOURNE, Peaster: Rio Janeiro the Jornel do Commercio to the 2d of Fab- | to whom, and for | THE WEEKLY HERALD. The Weex.y Henao will be published at half-past 9 o'clock this morming. Its contents will, as usual, em- brace the important news of the week. Single copies: sixpence. Pca 4 Mail.—Extra Letter Bags for Panama, Ban Francisco, &o , per steamer Brother erates wi stone at the Bxchange Reading Room (67 Bx- chongal t half past 2 o'clo bese mails will fe forwarded in charge of a special meseen Postage to San Francisco twenty-five cents. Parcels taken at re- duced rates, He for Californa!—The officers, ca and crew of the splendid nev steamer BROTHER JON A- N, have deferred their ling until Monday next, for if thi tie puipete of gation sis Litengeees taken by Higime fed. daguerreotypist, ronday. Tem generally axe reepoctt gully Moyited to alt Tila envensive ‘Winiature establishment of Holmes, The Sunday Despatch—To-morrow’s num- ber Jose sipners of Gotham. ‘Those who wish to look ont early fora copy. It will con= tain ita usual variety of cheieo Psa Spring Style and its Modifica. his, wh ‘all nations are community like t is presump tuo prescribe ag the fashion iar site of hat. Prgeuin’ 's ie ea t for att mediscation of the Parisian erally approve: eon that of the to one toe: are ed, in the t mats and Four Doitars. GENIN, 2i¢ Broadwi Bandy at Wearers, Attention,—The Phi- lanthreple KNOX, of 128 Fulton 8 “mi on” ‘tga to the hoad gear oth who diegrace themselves by woaring eplanted ‘an che tiquated Hats, with his choicest Hat the low price of $4 exch. nity, for this is the seas should wear a shining a Menito~Mealto, Hatter, of 416 Broadway, ree ie sealdaes sh 4 at Avail ‘yourselves of the opportu everything, eepecially Hats, Spring Pashvone, 1 (euccessor to Amidon) $1 Br golicite the attention of b The Tariff taken off.—Lockhart, at the Broadway, bat store, No. $74 Brondway. bas fairly knocked unéer in the price of his superior Spring style of telling a beavtitul hat for three dollars; also -s trade at whol only one ari Wve private instruction. & Strangers and Citizens are invited to visit George W. Tutcls's Emporium of y Goods, 345 iro Way, where may be seen, in cndl tion ‘of Ew, at the most 4 re: snd beautiful goods by every arrival from Europe. Visiters are alwaye welcome. be found at _ 4 Navan ttreet. Thei asa the pantie at lnsss, nee iutored that they ai aon to rem mporarily frem their old stand, when due notice will Clothing —Persons in want of a genteel suitof rar made Clothing would do well to eail on J. K; No. 80 Nassau street, Nery Frock, price from $16 to $23: Doo- ee 86 to $3; Vosts, fro to $: $10, ready mad a Somethi: g worth your Notice, Ladies, at Newman's, S3ir4 Broadway.—u0 needlework breakfast "usually sold st 63; tamboured cambric 64.; need’ work ae fro a chespest and embroidere laces, Re. Cahili’s emasete Ladies’ and Gentie- — iz this mpriting the moet orld, ‘and sold at them oye their Hair or ntirely com: wi and foupees.—Persons wishing s be vi ior Wie ore or {oy should call at ie Batabete e. ory, deretande al thele Fe te 8. ver fails to fit the head ; in fi fice Sad ‘mokre's business of It. Dopp nin oddnoon ond give him » call. Wigs avd Toupees —Citizens and Stran- gore Bre invited to exsmine the beautiful Wigs and Feqnece Bramefactured by Mechuret & Weerd, 27 Maiden lane. N- aN Hotel, Washi DC. Wi ‘The pub! diplomas. Itis Copy the address, % Gourand’s Liquid Hair Dye will convert po Ae or ree hair to ry Se disc or brown, the instant it s Srplied, literally @ying the hair the, inevant it ie applic thon staining the bin. vain. Found only at old on ob Tepes, oF otreet, read end sotatl, oe Y apoiied. jalian Pages moan Soap cures Poudre Subtle Jair Restorative, ‘Laly a depot, 6 Walker st., near Broadway, 8 Routh Third atre s Philadelphia. | | | ‘psia.—Have you get this terrible AH ao, do, mot despair, for Hutehings’ Dysyepsia } jure and permanent cure. They sre mild iu their | efiecte Flrgaan’ to tne tate. ‘The fret bottle will tell | good results, Try arrelf, Large bottles, | Beaute. Principat vttce 120 Patton rerest. Cod Liver O1!1—A Fresh fuppty of thi ated 4) ved, and warr Foraal de .. 183 Broad w: eb iby J. did article of B MONEY MARKET. Paroay, March 14-6 P.M. The stock market opened active this morning. and Prices show an improvement on those current at the clove yerterday. Operators in Long Island have be- ity within the past day or two, and outsiders at higher prices, Reading Railroad was a little better at ti | opening, but clored heavy. A sale was made of one thousand shares, seller twelve months, at 1) per cent | below cash prices. Harlem was in demand at our quo- tations, and clesed buoyant, notwithrtanding the large tales. Every effort was made to rustain Pirie Ratlroad without success, Morris Canal was not in mach re quert; but prices improved considerably. A very large changed outh and Edgworth were the firmest | ttocke om the list, and it is our impression, judging from the movements going on, that an ad ye of considerable importance will be reali in each | Portemouth went up to-day \ per cent; but the rise drew ont very little stock. Holders appear disposed to keep the stock out of the market, in view of the fale at the Merchants’ Exchange, of two thourand lots of the company’s property on the 16th of April, pay: stock at its Mining Company adva: ith small sales. There are large orders ket for this stoek; but It is scarce, and can only be cbtained in email lots. The receipts at the office of the assistant treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $101,320, payments, y market was quiet, The ministerial crisis had | not distarbed the previous state of thin, For som time past it has been reported that the ot Bi | land intended to raise the rate of interest again, but Bp to the Inst date there statements had not been fulfilled, Ont of doors, the rate of interest wae three | per cent for good short mercantile bilte, but with « shy neve of long paper. It was, however still the im- Pression in Gmancial elrcles that beivre the lapse of thirty days the outside rate would |v higher, The cotton market wae active, baopeut, The advance wee not anticipated on th's eide and it ie the im- Drersion here that it will be but temporary. Later ecounte from this country will eha ge the appear ones of (he Liverpool cotton market ve. "7 materially “De cusm markets remain without variation. | mere In accompanying bis re 95000 U 86's ote i im ‘000 Bo é S000 Ne Me Be a 20000 Erie oom 63°, 1000 di 23} 000d FT) 18000 Brie 1 2) 09 do poo 94 23 5000 do Dg 18 1000 Erie 7's, 1859 ar 4000 10 2000 3 100 10 she b3 Appts 105 Phen! 3 SECOND BOARD. 50 shy Nor & Wor RR G34 25 6 do 6338 NY&N baba th ne Dock 150 Canton Co 7 100 Harlem RR 6334 100 100 830 683g 100 100 £30 6hS 100 BS) 6584 60 100 6 100 ReadingRR = B60 61" 100 200 60% CITY TRADE REPORT. Fuipay, March 14-6 P. M. Bavapsturrs.—Flour—Western and State remained without important change, but prices were scarcely 80 firm, the Eattern and local inquiry being less sotive, There was no export demand, the mbaucee rates of freight, and the continu d, intimidating purchasers. ote domestic, 3,500 hanged hands, at $4 26 a $4 31\ for No 2 su $4 0 a $4 66 for ordinary itraight State, $4 81 for Indiana, Michigan and New Orleans; $4 81a $4 87 for pure Geneses, and other brande a! previous rates. Of Canadian, 1,400 bbls. have been sold, for the provincial market, at “ Southern flour Kt in better demand, a market, 1,000 bbls. were ‘ieposed « ofat, FY 30 a $4 75 for common Re and $5 a $5 50 forfancy. Rye flour was dull and heavy, at $3 37 a$3 44. Oorn mat wasecarce, and wanted, at $3 06 for Jersey, Wheat has not varted. Rye moved to the extent of 3,500 bushels, at 78 @ 80c. tor fy eeimere, at which the market ith only a limited sup- embraced 2.600 bushels new yellow, from nd 16000 bushels Western mixed, to 6240. Barley barley and malt were ce and wanted, at full figures. Corton.—The advance, per Asia. has taken the know- ing ones all aback. and those who have tne most confi dence in a very ehort crop, and correspondingly high prices, coneider the rates paid to-day extreme, and be- yond its value. The sales were reported at 2.700 bales, at eo. advan We find the following exquisite morceau in one of our Manchester circulars, from which, it is apparent that the controlling power will not permit bo | chenge to be made in their excellent arrangements, leat a short crop ahould expose, on the suing firet of Janua the most barefaced humbug ever perpetrated suc aly for two years upon a mercantilo communit; The select committee ap- ee by the Associated Liverpool Cotton Brokers, to inquire into and rectify the intromiesions of the an. nual stock account for the last two aap . have finished their arduous task, and reported the result to the ge- neral body, who have decided not to alter their p' vious ge egg beyond taking quarterly, from the different railway companies and water carriers, number of bales (d description) of cotton they have sev: into and received from, the manufacturing ‘Aistricte during that period.” The committee, it see: session two months. and have had au arduous time of it. Bo the prerent iniquitous system is to be continued. Pxovisions.—Pork —The market continued as no- ticed in our litt. with sales of 650 barrels, at $13 87 9 $13 46 tor new; $12 81 a $12 87 for old mess; $11 25 for new, and $10 for old prime. including @ lot of 170 berrels Winchester’s new prime mess at $13. Beef sold to fair extent, at $8 75 a $10 75 for mess; and $5 a $6 for prime. Prime mess was inactive, and prices nemipally thesame. Beef hams were let, but firm, $15 60. Cut meate ruled dull ie Kor bama, and 60. a 6c. for shou! being trifle, with sales of 250 bar- ‘at8%a%%\o. Butter wasin fair demand, at full figures, Cheese was more active, at 54 a Tike. MARKETS ELSEWHERB. STOCK SALES. Borrow, Mareh 13 —B okers’ Board—2 shares Boston aed Worcester Railroad, 104a road, 05% pa oad Railroad, 55%; 2 ermont Cont 7 Ordensburg Katie at, 8024; 00 Portem: Rail bare 10 10 Vermont aes Railroad, 36\; 9 iread, 108'4; 28 Canton Company. Nashua and Lowell Rail 56, 2 Boston and Lowell Ra‘lroad, ). FOREIGN MARKETS. Rio Janeiro, Jan. 25. have scmewhst influer corte iv dull, whe 4 for ge od coffee advanced pricenso fo 100 rs from the exchange. | inches, bounded west some little | LOSP ae. REWARD—LOST—ON SUNDA’ PAY APTSENOON, , between jou Lady's ert Ponell wi a a Chal with seaman on arena 167 Grand O8T-A RECEIPT BOOK BELONGING, 30 Me MoArthur & lost betweom pier BM Fulton street; whoever will return tho same to 72 Wil# street, will be suitably rewarded, BALES BY AUOTION, KEMP, p, AUCTIONERR.—FUBNITORS, PI ( becca are ab an ia R.é fortes, aS t aaction —This e's 1034 o’eloe feta Feet, near the 4 wit at 12 erp of Tarnished bi . Th a a id on Wednesday. sarap REBURY, AUCTION SAR oe LINB ENGRAV- B, D. B. Parson Ep Raphael, Titian, Vintor Carracoi, Durand, Vaneerredi Household Furnivure, at public season. ROLLINS & DUNDE. UgTION, NOTICE. nd ALB OF CROCKERY, Bo. at sucvion—The ‘undorsign PRTER PA PARKS, Fee Neer, Offica 17 Wall stroet, seco: M4 he GREAT SALE OF Bah ed tg DAIRY STOCK, Consisting of upwards of 100 ad, belonging to Thomas Bell, of Mori ja, Weatches action, on the 25th day of March, out reserve. A catalogue, giving a desoription of ants mal, Li ‘be given on ae ay of sale, 'HOMAS BELL .N. Lewis, jon: Morrissnia, 9 miles from New York, by Harlem Railroad. “_.... SOR SALE AND TO LUT, yura PLOTS ON ARLEM 3 RIVER, I bi‘ VIL~ I Tae sites of Mott Bave r of Morrisia surpassed for beauty of 1 and convenient accccss st he city, minutes, walk of the depot. Plows on ths post road, the most publio in Wes ¢ high ground, 25 feet above railroad. bet vt school house sad the river, two unbroken plots, of 200 feet equare, unsold, ry be cla in in squares, or in lowe of 60 feet ty do, to rival of the trai N STONE FRONT HOUSES FOR The list includes that handsome block om the westerly side of the Fourth avenue, between ‘Twenty-cighth an gabey, will, be sold N TENTH AVENUS, Manhattan Lanrencs, 123th and 1200h streets, im Man= battanville, well located for immediate improvement by face turies or dwell low price of lots, in comparison with other parte mand for houes thers o road, and 700 ‘ite bud otter buildin Ini ive of J. a. Loch von boas Poxt, Long Isl OT FOR SALE-IN TWENTY-FIRST eraser. 5 Ly tween Seventh and nom avenues, 234 by 105 feeet bre four story stou: tok beth Te! — bal “Apoiy to wM. oa GARE: ronice 18 re street. OR SALE OK TO RENT—TWO HOUSES EN- * beerere bn tye First pric cont portion Sac of Rakes asses. Sano Attorans Low aE STOCK AND TOOLS OF aw “—~4 a. ware and ane, manufac’ from April let. Three or four ood cee riage teireeier agvises se | |S #311. for | ‘ton, | quote £2108. a | Fria tl ia 1 Tih0.s8eock, 6 per coms, 86 40. Diea, On the 18th of March: Joun Kivstrr, aged 75 Tile friends, and those of John and Christo- Bees are respectfully Tevited oy ttend his funeral. on turday, the 16th of March. at 3 o'clock, from his late e.No. 131 East Twenty-sixth street. No car- oo allow Thureday morning, March Mr Crianuei are invite: Me Saturday, the 16th of Ma: Po'clock, A. i “at his late residence, No. 96 West Thirteenth rtreet. [lis remains will be taken to New Haven for interment. On Friday, March 14, Wittiam Gemoter, im the 26th year of his ag ‘he relatives and Stones of the family are requested on to at the tun wilt jurther invitation Sunday aftern ye) inst., at pate past 4 o'clock, from the residence ot his father, James Gemmel, No. 902 Broadway, corner ot Deans staves March 13, Mancaner, the beloved wife of Dr James Stewart respectfully req jatar. day. 16th inst., at 2 o'clock, from her late residence, No. 15 Mulberry atreet. On Thursday night, March 13. at 10 o'clock, Tuomas , Inte member of the Police in First dis- triet Policemen and friends are respectfully invited to attend hie funeral. without further notice, cn Batur- day. at half past 1 o'clock. P.M, from his late resi- 'y #00 of Charles 0. and On March 13, Janes BF, Jenny Clayton. aged 2 monthe The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of hie parents, 406 Greenwich str: day. 16th instant, meter 0 Wednesday, Merch 12, 11. M Havers, aged 11 y t. at half-past 9 o'clock, on Batur- To be interred at Greenwood Ce- s to their final resting place HJ. Havses At Hampetead. England, on January 10, 1851, Ro- nent Wray, Seq of Chancery Lane, London. one of the Benehers Ol the Middle Temple, in the 7d year of oe nge FITZ Taos: waa by Jeremiah Lonie hens iteenty: second street, corner of Second —THR COPART KING & Seite G teh 1, 1861, Dito TION OF CO. PARTNERSHIP. hip heretofore oxi PARTNER WANTED IN AN ESTABLISHED BI avon, in ® plomrant and thriving village sien Hodson rive hort distanoe from this m the Re presen proprietor rdern , aD pation previous to the nret of Sy. sonable terms. Apply to Por Faiz cu P_rixronge S01 OF As STORE, wirit a pply to Joosye Labeytonase SLE RESIDENCE ‘ON CLINTON ottage house om two lots, with Pad lore and dining ome to heated. by a f reet, near the abo neet inte a 8, Sex 1 seo, Pot o FOR Slee Rt@CK AND FIXTURES OF A liquor store, No. 421 Twelfth etrest. Rent, ne does per month. ‘Arily | in A FEED sto | ef thy wan toon TVRIVATE tALE-A NUMB ng Lote, io the Seventh was Willismaburg line’ Enquire of a: D. Washington place, RBS AND GOUD heap, ane of the owner Pusinesse Apply at 109 Woot Nine~ OF VALUABLE *eRIRM, No. 7 wi com vite Lt he tition to exam LICHTE! 2 attend te. 175 Chatham IN SOUTH BROOKLYN—THE no tee lend in tee fe i three et 8 Brookly tion wil be wivea street, Brook! Fulton +o. ply to William biei Any extensive bad imme- of J. De SMENT, AND 1 & howke in Chi TS.—To LST, TO SINGLE arnighed root, om the fens; suitable for ene or tw con en. Will be vacated about the Ist of Apel Also, m je room om the upper etery, te let on rensonetle terme. TEL TO LkT—s/1UATED IN TOR UPPER PART of Broadway, lavisg acconmedaclons fat about wren 1d Jotlare to five theasand dollare Turmivuee of the )URNISBED APART pentlemen oply. a6 Aeor of honte No. 773 Hrosdwe t Ht to Dreeent cccnpant Hess. LST, 08 1 Bast —NO. ies TWENTY FIRST street th oven two etory ant attic, waser god barb wp oking rang®, &e, im rat rate ocedition. The furniture er § ocleck t TT, 16 Centre AVBEN TO LAT—a SG 08T BD ountry. 4 be Hor Farsber past NO. SMITH corner, Sufficient reasons will be ai To MILKMEN axD WARKET GARDENERS. 6 over twenty acre ¢ with fi it tees cottem Mametureh ferries. apoly to ursh, personally or by Tos NUFACTURERS —'0 third stories of a Iarre tore, loge on tive hankect the Hudson the city, and f &T, 1 AE SECOND AND. twa aa ‘& pleasant vil. rt and are porrems yeing genuine, and 8 w A | Liqcon DEALERS wenty del » hi you will receive th ixere in this! 4 sree t Liyuaes, wh toree of Lijnars, Wines, al ene, fe worth bun ey aud gontiin