The New York Herald Newspaper, March 16, 1851, Page 3

Sete png erred wads 000 yards heavy loth, ate, 4. "Barley & BROS., 404 Pearl, near Chatham st. Ye ByenDe Robinson, Surgeon and Phy- giciay, recently from London, has associated, himself with heeler, Ooulist, for the treatment o = and the practice of opthalm rgery. Ghomamnes canal tou atural organ, Office, 28 Barclay street. Phalon’s Magic Hatr are te color the hair without injury to the fediately withone dis ld, af Phalen'e Wis apd Toupes manutactery, 17 Bread: Ll at lon’ upeo manufactory, re = Ty. Merete ths ite Cat teanley ha Cosuciote grees Helr Nene tonater’ instantaneous Li- sit Hair colebrated in Loi doa. Peel Boston, 1 delpbia, Baltimors, acon y be proe gee genuine at the manufactory, 4 ware of counte arious eats, publio it bew Bee m} plomas. Itie ‘tor sale wholesale raed retail, or Y applied | PY the address. Gouraud’s sew ger Hair Dye will ounvers Jet black oF brown, Gouraud’s Italian Medicated Soap cures chaps, bi Cod Liver Ou A Fresh fay Supply of this eclebzated remed: 4, and ed pure and ailon, dose, ¥: also saplen= icine chests, &o. MONEY MARKET, Sarurvay, March 15—6 P.M. ‘The stock market sonsiderably depressed, and olteed much heavier than it opemed. The favorable sdvices from the other side were not suffivient to off. net the depressing locsl influences at work. Money ia @uily getting scarcer, aud the rates out of doors a steadily advancing. At this season the money market usually tightens, but we do not look for that atria. | JQ 0 gency usually experienced. The payments ot al! classes of merchants during the month of Macch every year are large, and the demand for money is This , continue pretty well into April. but we do not expect a continua: beyond the lst of May at the furthest. The receipts of ert a favorable influence upon the market, and when the present pinch has passed away, money will pro- babiy cheap as at any time during the past year Bvery succeeding periodical contraction in the money market becomes more severe, until it produces so much emberrasement, that many find it impossible to | meet their engagements at maturity, and decla themselves insolvent. It is these periodical pinches hat should be guarded against, or they will place many ip @ very precarious position. ‘The variations in the stock market to-day were as follows:—Erie Inceme Bonds declined *; per cent; Erie Railroad, 4; Edgeworth Company, ; Ports- mouth Company, %; Morris Canal, 3; Long Island, $e; Beading Railroad, Morris Canal was more active to-day than we have noticed for some tii past. The doubt and uncertainty existing in relation to this stock has induced many to avail themeelves of the firet opportunity to realize. The stosk is operated in by an exchange of certificates,and power of attorney attached. The board of brokers has not yet acted ‘upon the resolution introduced a few days sinc: ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to day, amounted to $96,841 83; payments, $99,441 69—Balanse, $3,631,071 61. The earnings of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, in each of the five months ending March Ist, im the past two years, were as annexed:— Bartimore anv Ono Raitnoan. 1849 anv 18560. 1850 anv 1851 $160,670 12 $163,263 23 149,160 59 134,053 71 142,319 62 150,940 80 $083,454 60 $783,000 94 This shows an increase in five months this year, of $49,654 74. This is at the rate of one hundred thousand dollars per anpum. The transportation eastwardly into the city of Baltimore of some oi the principal staples, @uring the month of February, was as follows: —Bark, 39 tons; coal, 10,157 do.; firewood, 162 do.; tleur, 47,374 bbls; grain, 1,262 tons; granite, 241 d iron ore and manganese, 148 do.; lard and butter, 99 do.; leather, 00 de; live stock, vis 19 hogs, 414 do ; 120 sheep, 9 do.; 414 horses and mules, 170 do.; ae | horned cattle, 617 do.; meal and shorts, 153 do.; pork and bacon, 965 do; tobacce, 286 hhds.; whiskey, 825 Dbla ; miscellaneous, 241 to: From the ‘ Statistics ot Lowell Manufactures”? we gather the following facts :—There are twelve corpora ions of different kinds, which have fifty mills ; their ‘anited capital is $13 362,400 ; they have 326,600 spin- dies; 9,906 looms, a: ploy 8,274 females, and 8,702 mater, and consume 575,400 pou of cotton and 69.000 pounds of wool per week. The average wages of females, clear of board, per week, ie $2, and of maics $4.80; the average per spindle, yards per day, 1';. ‘There are other manufactures in the same place than those specified above, of # value of $1,500,000, empley- | ing a capitel of $400,000, and about 1,500 hands. According to returns made jon the 22d of February’ the New Orleans banks bad a circulation of $5.951,109; specie, $7,614,585 ; deposits, $9,909,276 ; loans, $1i,- 463 923. Three cent pieces are now being made at the Phils- delphia United States mint. They are three quarters eilver and one-quarter copper, about the size of a Bpanish sixteenth, though considerably thieker. The Potteville Emporium states that it is i nection from that point with the New York and Erie railroad. The completion of these two short roads will form « continuous line of railroad canal trom Philadelphia to the town of ¥rie, the distance being eee than from New York to Erie. Stock Exchange, 1 Fy she Morris Can 10 $8000 U BS O's, "68 tuo UB, “07 Fn m0 is ae Eee , ae 2000 Kentack duo ad iON York & tay 230 66" 20 Grocers’ Ia wo 100, 20) Erie RR w do 500 Morris Canal SECOND BOARD. $2000 N York 6's,'56 = 105-800 she Bovding RR bGO Bt nO Bago worth vo % Oe Lew wo ww wo 20 Portewouth DD «151i 100 100 do 20 200 do veo 14, "80 Oanton 100 Erie KR BIO Bis 100 Long In mo do wo 81 a 24, DIO #14 25 Merchants’ Bank 119 1) BON Jer Rep &@ min Co Wig Se we © 16% ADVERTISKMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. SALES BY A vowlon, §. TOVOM, AUCTIONEER —THB ATTENTION OF « housekeepers te called to the sale of haadsome furni- ture, on Monday morning, at 10% 0 7 Geeon wih ec meietil f the furniture of a man ptorily solds wad mo hum rs and rockers, marbl tity of other fa LE OF CROCKERY, Gta ® fon.—The undersigned will set! Teh. at 10 o'clock, ® GREAT SALE or PRO Bell, of Morrisa publio a 8 & dover pion of eaeh « BU pO wm eg: ON SUNDAY APTERNOON, | | passing through Brondway, between Sprinz 8 the Irving House, s Lady's Go Chain and Pencil wi PR ortrait a gontloma ye finder wi re rewarded on retnrnin, ye BYRNES BROTURRE, m ard will be given t ore numbers, yaxtED GOOD BOSsI pufecture armored Sapaaaaee eee Ware, TO EU ROMARE—e00 LAND WARRANTS jw issue. Apply to F. KOWING, 65 Wall ice, second story. Ess MAN, WaT the évertye wit! oui ma- s vole that | ppt Fab § ‘large profit. Adress A.B, Huraid Jobn Mitchell way a poe family preferr: Ww te TED—FORJTHE U. 8. MOUNTED SERVICE, A ANTED—& SITUATION AS HOUSEKEEPER, BY A lady wall oualited, Fir information en iuits ot Mi Woram'& Haorhwiuts, Obi and 568 Bread: jw active young men, to whom ‘Avply at Brae ‘ham Sqnare, and 60 Hudson streas, be pi ee euy citizen bringiog 7 ANTRD—A SITUATION BY A PROTESTANT GIRL, 6 Nureery Maid, & lady; would h 10] Tenth street, To b or to do plein sowing or. wait upon no objection to travelling. Apply a: ween Universiiy pace and Broadway, ANTBD—BY ‘f, TOUR SANzL aw AN, WwHo [3 & lioas ate of as wollas edieat of- be ANTED—TO TRADE, A PATENT RIGST, $0) ACRES of Virginia Land, rand oods; A fortune oe $200 ia cash, for a etook of Tai~ jan be made out of the paceat right, JL. 8, erela oft yousz CARPENTERS WANTED, AT 4i RUTGERS street, on Monday morming 10 CAPITALISTS AND MERCMANTS. seriber, Dp geeteseonmnens would ae ng three or tour wetot books. ig oF koe 4. at this oft education, Best of references gi 0 CHURCHES —WANTED, A SITUATION IN A choir, braze oung lady possess iy @ fine soprano voice and received a good musical Address C. J., Herald omed to sing sacre| d male: OARD WANTE: Indy, and ti bedroom (be arene be DOM W furpis ferred. Board paid im adva OA! D WANTED. private family, Iwlaseriagy yeefarre Bt the Herald off roc mé ia only Addr Broc ‘The stages trom Fulton ferry p: | aaeeeee i. A., at this office, stating name ai OARD.—SINGLE GBNTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- R fort with full er partial beard, with airy and well urniebes Tompkins Square. ber modern convent a ace routes. Apply st 200 Temth street. ANTED—BY TWO bye poy ol SOMPORT ABLE 4, a furnished rooms, with, parsil the let May, iv boarde: on Brooklyn Beights, or imme Plense address G. C , $10, Herald office. ANTED—BY A FaMILY, A8OUT big | MIDDLE square, om.——The prot ri inform the foreiga nobility, families, as and gent! tend visiting England oro will be found replete with nthe most moderate terms porsible. An excel! ri the Frenoh, Italian, German, and Spanish ra: BOARD DING, so. -ANTED.-WANTRD, BY A GENTLEMAN, ughter, ah upfarnitied roo, wad re opeotabl ina reopectaule Herald offices ‘TED FORA LAODY—FURNISHED OR U in 2 sasil private fomil nd’ genteal Yaelehborhoed, A YOUNGG OARD—TWO OR THREE V BEY PLEASANT ROOMS may, be had, with full of partial board wrreess The hy 8 replete the mo luding Rete cold, and shower baths, rn eee = BROOKLYN.—TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN with the choice of ror me, toy and dinner on days, io fe 1s the door avery uve minutes. residence. bedrooms, parlors avjoiping if desired, in the Lie modern’ built house No. 200 Tenth street ee ae hot and eold baths. ro | is within block of two SPECIAL NOTICES. pal be American Dregne TSIRD ANN irady, Keo , Thorn | pa! ~ MAID OF TYKOL—Revoryelt, Mr. Tilton: Michael Bernard, aprlication iv solieited Mr. B bbl: 4 vie PATRIC. rk; a viguevaiest dosiety | ‘at 9 v'olock. A. Capal jh Chambers street btreety thence to Weet Broadway, thro rand street, and thence to to Chitham, Bast Broadway, ouston street ani the owery to Prince street, and ti to Reader the control éf the G ie Patrick Kor- U. B so- 7; Thomas Monagbi VING BoUGET k of Tools and ‘Ha 8 bavincss for'the fuvu oir 0 #must be addrossed to thou EICGARDS & FLEURY. OTICE.—TEE tUBSCRIBERS at 21 Pinttetreet. New York, March LI, 1851, BILADELPHILA JNAITED StaTEs HOTEL —PROPO- “present Irase, (havin, Sap. 1eb1) of this velebrare #lately conducted by e “avo SNIDRE, Jun, ad THE sve- | 7 neat. Fiuladalpbie. fap becc toleeeibed pot of Ae, a dul 0@ of the third section Of tag ast N Railroad Bullding, delphis, below Walnut, on Wednes 1m 11'to 2 o’clocm, Pola at tf otatoek: jay, tho 19sb inacwat, of BER coro. |. will be REPORT ON racer AND GAMBLING HOUSES in New York, made ata pecial masting of the New York association fer the Suppre: Broadway Tabernac! n 0} vambling, held onthe 20th of February, rocesdings on that occasion Chatham street, aud is for gale at all rnc! notice of ity other been published at bookstores. Price, 25 cents. ouNT HOPE, CTbkGe, ‘ASsO0}4 T10N held ca Monday evoning, at Nourner. of Hudson” and. Bstcow tthe Hermitaze qubsoribors aad ara th MEMBERS. BX. MODES) of the United States Hose Com gequestes to meet at the Carriage House th oy ihe lan Gribute of xespect to sbele lace ‘Aseociate, William Gemmel. By ordor of the Company. T. JOUN, BATTER.—TEEB SOSSCRI asc of his former place of b 281 ‘and Nassau stree! ie ylessed to serve hi este all resge te equa 30 al the production of JOAN, corner of Pine Lie ‘Nase a atree boare ¢ family, whe: yale the approacn! Dr E GREAT LADIEW! S108 BMFORIUM— a larly recom: tash{enable. Shoes, Gaiter: article for the fest, te © richest stock of au seen at the lowest pri: situation In acoed shop. Balacy ‘uct a9 much se ri af pes to ver __ MISCELLANKOUS, ode to be foun ‘in ‘America, pa INC FALE =) LakGB a ggetoned or Bf 4 brown, and black Zine Paints, New £F Fo; a loring aad Mining ‘Com pany, ~ sale wy & Co., general agoats, 05 Beaver street. snr] z1No rary. t—MoCALL & I} niien, whies they are ooaatea on ices prices. FT pail trade in Large quant MALBERBE, rr} ) BROADWAY, r, RESPECT- fully iptorme the ladies tuat she will opea Paris mil- linery, (m Thureda, » 20th March. one wnes dying a FOR | SALE AND D TO Li LEP. ) SPLENDID BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSES FOR sale. The list includes that hand ly side of the Fourth aven 4 ‘Twenty- ninth atreets 0, & variety of Dwellin; ‘any of which will me block on the . Apply at the Resl Estate an rene ” RODRRICE LAWRENCE, an, Lawrence, 1sch am pattern ‘vel located for imme: Tat tories or dwellings. The + rice of lots, with other parte of th: There, the conyenionce of access by wi nibusces, make manufacturers, bu on . railroad, ile phaory of the attention of aUgEPELIY, | 106 Joba strech A't PRIVATE ag ‘NUMBER, "1 x ilding Lots, in the Seventh ward, Brooklyn near the re. line, tJ. ¥. D, BRRIRR, No. 9 Willismeburg line. . oe, Williamsburg. Before ‘purchasing @ ist 'ELN, 90 Bowery. ” [URNISHED hea floor of house ee 0 pu furnitare of the WAddress bux 3,528 Post Otlice 0 RAILWAY bf teh BE seta, ALARGR sized Locomotive Ste strnoted by Messrs. Ni weight about 21 t For P at the oflice of Mr. Bolmont, (7 Wall street. sr ee my »; pply to Mr, Loosey, Sa Bono — = NoRTH Ireland, accustomed to Ad jereee W jerald A’ a. Bd FRIENDS 01 Or GOOD OvsTERs mst Tenge B. Dec! ‘ker, well kuowa to the public as being tek at the head of the oyster ing Salo. ots vd with SS @ wellknown Excelsior Dining Salo leave to inform his pumere’ y yA] his old ‘send sane u his eu ot howe ISAAC B. DECKER, Si Nassau street. TS2z paoranes Sete pal ae Paris, wae free of postage, for $1, age, for Bi.» EDICATED VAPOR, 1ODINE Bathe, 45 Baroiay street.—B. J. the part twenty-eix years, have bee moet eminent ring Nd: &D DAIRY STOCK, consisting of upwarda of 10 head, belonging to Thomas Weatohrater county. will be sold at ho 26th day of Marsh, at i2o'clook, with~ HOMAS BELL. 7 . | to live, breathe, and move once more, he above | of the anther, 167 Grand strest, Odd Fellows! Vepeee of ticher ue, Di OM 18, IN G LO sTREAT, Tane. & plain Silver inseription ja- 48 Woos er street, o: either for Tnowieds and at tri the article being ta in mpiOy, one. Oi some by return of mail by addi JEU AND rl be fremardad ath p avreat. New ican peat 70 70 Tur Bay RACK, hail have piace; to al tay th . tinge. ‘the ‘hin pills foe ea re ion wraen the i phys clans fee their wi Ew Pu oe, SSTANrieuy HALL — AN rieal Romance, ¥. Smith, Bey Landeomely reese. Aming the malti- pains ourtrayed. ons, the asi hig botmnitmble table Wolsey, ani it jing ine the moet graphic characteristion of that renowned ighte, Oliver Cromwell, wings 1 veane ay shah’) Taine ‘in hia bert style ‘The oueve worn ipablished 6 too r nt RGBSS, 22 Ano strect. Tor sale at all the bookstoges. 5 by W foot, (let y 100,) street, abour 100 east of the t Rail apply’ ac 18 Courtland? streot, to PaRTRibar & O THE R.R DEPOT if toe fo Waters river, @ er Ren year. For partieulare inquire ot A. oP a2. Prince street, corner of Mero ‘0 BOTEL KEBPERS. —OCBAN CoTraas, NI tts For Sale. round winched, Wel wit vottage, attacl le able watering tplace. It is get, and will be sold as itis,om mode- & VAN ZANDT, 21 Now street. SICIAN, + A wiee Byrd RE- cool ‘eeniging Vv. B.PAL- pleasantly in the foe whieh wicev he ‘veut Lyd be f Fo stun WohTON,corast of Ganat street KR SALE—A LARGE au aeeter or straw hats, to be seen at 10 raileo: with good dwelling house, ‘There ie ao orchar.” and 8 well stocked with apple, trees, ond a well of good wate: at essary out. buildi kitebem garde Peach, quince, and chert: i F ALL THE CHOICE 8P0Ts THAT ARS Dally or- fered for sale none o} ers to Ud the pai chavers to etaw Tor «helt choles of Jon that most of them were desirous of ry as to be gue to build, and being opposed on princi- ad even the aopertance of the following te nt me of purchase, the Malmente o€ S10. Afver the Newt ol whole amount shall be psi ten per cent will be all the whole amount on th ing, bulldieg. or teviding be Ebere peoporsy’ tected from, all nuirances i give notice to such ae * Wy Woorter street, Jears patronized ua, we have Leen induced to relingvish our 4 permitany gentt a completed within sixty y. ‘The dock builders are at work to cninplote their contract to rin hourly from Fulton ferry, e also to touch at the foot of Twenty-sixth stre a js moment hard treaty for a boat over the many whi at the present mor ublie se from our long ex ai jrdged for themealves morning ot Mr whence partion proceed At nine o'cloel, togive them every explanation in rege Bon’ THEATAR. BOXES, 2b CENTS seats Orchestra Boxe. ry flock don ° whe ¥ Mise Wemyes; Ni ra Mrs: Jordan To conclude with the deama ott ton; Sam Nu Mr, Winsns; Doros! asd Miss ROADWAY THEATRE—& A.) A. MARIEALL. a. J 00; G. H. Barrett, Mauager.—Oo Monday next ae will be performed the drama enti ti HOKOR— Esler, o ge Nicholas iN ener Lek 8. D'Arcy, wes u A ieer wt the oem dy of ate that rUitteaet 18 NOT GOL. D~Stenben Plum, Mr. Conway; Toby Twinkle, Mr, Sethe fbb, madame Povisri Doors open ‘at 4 rises at bi Drees Circle and Pary nynette, 56 ts; Family sn Thi 4 Oltelon, 25 conta; Gallery, 1936 conte; Private Boxes, $5 $6. i? formal of the Roa. TO RUIN. Dorpton, Mr. Leste: Roch, Mr. Burton; Jobneton; Widow Warren, Mra Hi sepia, Hill. To songiude with the farce of entaso Ci | Fright, Mr. Burton; Mr. Tremor, Mr Johuston; Mrs. Friant, Bre. Sherrers, Boxte, Dress dirolo, and Parquet, 0g.) Family rivate ‘Boxes Siaod $5; Orcnestra Seats, 750 Denese ata yuarter to7; to begin at s ATION 14L TLESTRE—ON MONDAY EVENING, ‘March 17, will ve presented the grand uatio ontivled Hank¥ AUBNHAM, or tho Young Gi Wath Me. Harry Bur dat, Br, Brandon; Cape areal, Me Le My; 'L. Rox, Prank Fairfax. Me, If Seymour, Mary Manvers, ayer. Previous to which, vomedy cn Sy BURLEY AND BU ¥—Vonsideration Cotton, Mr. Le Fox; Mr turiey, OW 3, Taylor; Mr. Burley, Mre Hurley Miss M. Charles Between ihe two ECHANICS’ HALL, NO. Grand stzeet.—Upen every night during the weok until further notice. The original and well known CBRISTY'S NSTRELS, comprising 4x effisiont and versatile“ eorps” xperienced performers,” under the ma- risiy,,whoue couseres'in this olty. for five years.” io aud faahionsvie "e Minstrels are. reapecttally al Saturday afverneon coneerts will icant for the future. On Saturday Mareh 2.4, scmual bexefit of J. Upson, Viel st f: commence at a quarter to 8. BLOWS: MINSTRELS, Af FELLOWS’ opera Adé Bread way,betwoen Howard and Grand streets. att night during th ik. The celebrated original 3 3 in Fellows els, «compriting au ofActent oorpe of tale ud oxper port uuder tae eireotion of J. B. Tellows, whose converts in thle Beye been rece: ith the greatest Wednew aod Saturday af- atand Concert for the secommodation of ladies ‘anc families, commonoing at 3o’clook P.M. Admission 26 senate, Docts beans at 6M, cominemce quarter before 8. borg’ SEUM, 176 CHATHAM on gi ps4 Pi ais ‘Bro yoo —Admission—Seate 2e8, ‘30-cent: Senate, 8734 cents; Boxes, 25 seat in aes 1nye sent at Saloon performances Bvening. rtaimments commence in n4 was. ming at ‘ani ite be cae Ce are ren i seoenen he Statuary unequallo i he we aie pother with riety of interesting performances bay ad Ferasea and ovoning. Vor partioularesee bills of each day. NSW, ZORK, f0CleTY L1BRARY.—MIS3 WORKALL, Vocalist ‘At the distinguished eoirees of the seurd of Boginad, and primsipel sapran at the Germaa La - therea Church, Warabur, tr grateful ate. Evening beat, 20th lust, See programme in’ puss RVA ROOMS ay? BROADWAY.—NAGLEB ad, painted by the firat a aaa ie alled—with I pay. PANORAMA OF IRBLAND.— jadwasy.—On Monday, March 17ch, shi ie ‘be three exhibitions MANAGKA, MR; JOUN SEFTON, | past oKin wonderful Adelaide, Thereain have been prosounce United “Staten, Wile. alice ete pp? re Mor March 17th. the performance will commance wit w'French vaudeville of LA BIOLE DE CagutO gto | Baron Sursone de Murville, Mils. Feli ‘reepiani Brovgwaws LYCKU “ BROS DW. I1BLO'S.—CAROLINE KoussETs BENEFIT 0 ON M’LLE CAROLINE Ki aoe USS) Tuesday. srateful acknowledg their Kind apprec te to arnounee the appoin Fins? BENEFIT IN ‘AMERIOA. (And last Appearance but Tw: On TUESDAY, March Isehe w York,) Tickets to be bad at the Gara —M'LLE FELICE BEGB TO. ANNOUNCE HER beats, ond last appearance but one in New York, this season, op Thursda: a rt when will bi t will’ perform, eason. wy Mlle ‘Carolin Mr. Burtoa, an A 18.0'S —comPLiwENTA® CLARKE, on Wedn ‘The Committee of Arran, ing the folle rda of t Hon. Ambrose C. Kingsland, (Mayor;) mn, ¥. Tal imadge, (Rqperdan; ‘aylor, Dr. Seth Geor, Junin Bx- Alderm: Lowis Gaylord Clark, a Greenwood MR. COLLINS, iin SAV Guaw! (the frish NWA y DAVID ve the Beata HA MRT. Jomnsron, in ahake, kaw WINANS, MONS: FREDERICK: ¥ : MISS MARY Ta biotee Is BULL, bat o] Sa 5 188.¢ Ah 8: NHELM, besides s variety of ot! distinguished talent. he pieces for the night will be ann prese, and the bills of the ¥ a W. H. Beene, Treasurer, Janes T din the daily TALMADGE, Chairman. dey TIC! ‘8, FIFTY MRXTS—TO AUL PARTS OF +S HOUSE. Tebehadet the ‘Treasurer, 165 Broadwa the principal Hotels. Crs YORK AMPHITHEATRE, 3) BOWBRY. —James M. June & Co., Proprietors. Doors open at « If-past 7. Private Boxes, nie. = Mr. [ als, ise T od and universally admired tled La Fortune. Tho F. genths Gallory, 12% ‘sents, Firat nigh frau.’ Re-cngagement of Mr. 3 Kent; Cracher, Mr. Burke. "THE BALL SHASON. 0. GRAND Asenus aL OF 3 (Ont THE INDEPEN. ia. sistema tt ¢ Dok, Catton, Been uzvosant ‘Tnsuran UW. Groser, O in Gooaeatrest: Pe |. Seo. Bree a t on Gr ev ‘oid "s. Mercer, corner 0 Othe, 4 apa 1 Cou at Colum >in College; sda he Office, sorner of Fultod and Nassau stree Gourler and Enquirer Othce, Wall 7° ep, G. M. William Mogeett, Williamsburzh; erect. N.B.— pear in rogslia, a ay, C01 ers of the Order are requested to a 'B FIRST GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC 80) ue New York Herald Guard, will take pla: ne on Monday evening, March 24, 1861. Ty a of the a awh ‘committee, or mor le. W, Marshall, ann ere ing steady rituat tamborine or 1 FIN ARTS. ike eyed ACADEMY OF Di fore the 10th ot ‘aaron, be seat for from the, joch to the eb NS OF A large sale of valuable oil at J. Hones “FINANCIAL, RVING BANK—TH8 WHOLE AMOUNT OF THR taken, will commenee business on om the firet instalment corner of Warren By order of th Iso. Trosrsom, Cashion, I OLLISTER BANK OF BUFFALO.—B FFALO, Macoh Ssh, 1861 —To New York Herald. Doar Sir—Ra- more that may be afigat to the oflecs that Braderiek Hollis- i jon would in @ay way injure this Beak, are en- tirely untrue aud fale Will nat lose & dollar by ivicusie may totter and fall, bat this bask w | m ne the rook of ages. R. H. SHEARMAN, Cashier, $6, OOO; MANrED ms AMOUNT, FOR FIVE ven per cent interest, seoared by Uiucrteage of two houses on ground leased for siateen yours, and yielding cot income of $14 per annum. The insu- ating to $6,000, will be aesigned Luque at the y supper fo ~» S600 de Fonte, of will be sold for fie ed. The dont of ret von for pay tne ‘alton street, N WANTED. private family, im the vicinity of ‘& house, with all the modern improvements ite to ng. WE B. D. ¢ office of the raid sim. LANG UAGE— PROFESSOR ale BS we ive I his residen Translations im English or pan sciences and arte, will be correctly Aa sagece 41 Warren street. THE TR ADES. wen D—81X GOOD sue T IRON WORKS! . bly te B. R. BENNAT, second floor, 45 a1 coi ARTNERSHIPS. amie EXISTING Bs. mt. All i gs CEU's. Bairn D4 street. THUS. 8. Rig. rob 19, 1861. BANUE: than brass,” end characters ins which his. loatity paayetge by na universe. In the aftern» h’ Pan. of Mexico, the Isthm. ». fornia, will b exhibited. ‘Tals is regarded as one of the correct representations of those most interesting Toealities. Admission 2 Be ehildren under 10 years, Ry ots. ‘SPORTING. U Sox, cov orem, L. L—TROTTING AND PACING.— rie Setlon ing weopetakes and Purse to come off be~ tween the 20th day of April and 2:1, day of ier. 1851, om the abovecourre. Stakes and Pu: No.1 Free for all Subd. a iin ft., tift jars 4, beat 3 ind to sraen ndred "the propristor. ree for Ae that hare never ined dollars, Subd. $10, or. Two mile cate Ru red puted ty ry ‘Two mile heats to karnoss. Uy ths proprietor. recs. Ly 3 start. Mise heats, vont — and Purse, three jadden's, Iss Chatham fdcuare, au ‘ctrenfondens: must be received the day previous to Stakes clos JOBN I. SNEDIOOR, Peepritor, puree of $15 will come o:f on ‘Taend a for horees that nev me purse, Mile pace to close at thojabove bow M o’olook, nday eveping by + Proprietor, IG2ON SHOOTING-AT HOBOKEN, ON MONDAY, h instent, weather ‘A 4004 enpely of birds and sate oport expeotcds” and 115 Cherry ev esise to inform thel ey would pee! to th mn of goods for the fea, ‘witch have been carefully procured for this y iehjects worthy of visit oe irey trea'ed ate: Pos Tapers Duties, ‘he Free Tend factures: Ancient ani Modern Architecture, Paue, Bai dings, Ba b Houses: Decks and Port of Lo orien, Pathe, 80 Ini eye MATION OF MICHAEL 0 SON - of Ireland. cowaty of Sligo, parish of BY A GENTLEMAN Goi” JTO RUROPE avery beautifol pair of Carvings Hors i, one grey the other bisek, that cam tro; le ‘they Faquice at the var . in Astor pines, from 10 A. M. fg AT ag wtonaale rotting Wi Parker, wich is quite mew, ant aoveral single arnereed. OLA i. co, COMMISSION O. ep nlitoznie Reference: ; Moller Sond & imorg; Gossiee & Ih Dr HATS. al will compete Hat for yout # choice assortmont of ha, and children's of the diferent ye i MORAKQURS ter, port y HAAN New Vou | NEWS BY THE MAILS. Our Boston Correspondence, Boston, Mareh 14, 1851. The Senatorship—Demycratrc Quarrel inthe House --Whig “Reforms” in Ofice—The New Hamp- shire Election. The defeat of Mr. Sumuer, on Wednesday last, by four times the majority that was cast against him a fortnight before, will probably turn out bene ficially for the coalition, though it was generally | thought that it would be followed bya complete | break-down of the party which has thus far so per- tinaciously supported him. The cause of the in- | creased majority against Mr. Sumner isto be found | in these facts: five democrate, who bave hereto- fore voted for him, withhe id tneir ballots from him, and scattered them; ove other regularly fled the field; and report says that Mr. Mills, one of the principal free soilers in the State, also voted against him. Mr. Mills is supposed to have been influ- enced by Marcus Morton, who has written a letter in opposition to the election of Mr. Summer, and who has verbaliy opposed nim, on the ground of his not being a sound o:tnvdox Chris! Sumner is a Unitarian, and Mr. Morton has taken the interests of heaven uuder his care, just as.Mr. Perceval did inthe Brtisu House of Commons. ‘The whigs and old line democrats were beaten on the question of posipoumg another ballotiag for Senator fer a monih, aud the coalition carrie their point, which was to have another trial in @ week, on which day, it is coufideatly expected by many of their number, that au election of sdme- body will be had. ‘The ballotings were followed by a fiery debate, in the course ot which open war was ieciared, and some ‘bitter bad words” passed between General Cushing and Mr. Branniug, the leaders, respectively, in tne House, or ine old line demo- crats, and the “new g-ueratioa” that has sprung . Branning wae very severe, at the expense of the G General, aud the latier was by no ineans backward in supporting his side of the questi But it wae very plain to aii iutelligemt ooservers that the feelings of the great mass of the demo- cratic members were enurety with Mr. Branniag. Even some of the nuuker democrats do not much fancy being told the best way of performing their duty by a gentleman wav, however abie and learned, is 8o fresh from the whig camp, and who was, but a short time ago, as conspicuous in op- posing democracy as he is wow zealous in uphold- ing its purity. He is figuaug against great odds am the House, and nine-tenihe vo} ine democratic party out ef doors dissent frou ms views of policy at the nt time. Demoerais r gard him rather as @ We beter man than as oue o; their leaders. in thig case, as in all others, the duttle will be to the strong. The whigs are in a precious condiion here, and at is expecied that there wiil be more strikiag de- velopements in a few days, that will ratheras toniah our national otiice-nolders. Ihave i from , an eminent meinber ot Congress that Mr. Ashmua will soon be appointed w the Collectorship of Botton. Mr. Greely, the present Collector, is at the bottom of the receat persoual attacks made on Mr. Webster, and a proper regard for justice would seem to demand his immediae removal. To keep nim 10 high office 1s to simply endorse the ch srges that have been made agaiast Mr. Webster’s in- teariy, an opimion which prevails here among all Wei ‘bster’s friends, who ure naturally very im- dignant at seeing national officers warring against their great leader, on is also the greates! intellect of the ee ey. Mr. Greely possesses uo par- ticular qui cations for the place he now polde, and his removal, and the appointmeat of Mr. Ashmun, would be by no means an unpopular thin; in this region. There are reasons, which you i ur readers can easily divine, tor not appoiating ietcher Webster to the office, under exisumg cir- cumstances. The Laily Bee, one of the whig orgens, has come out in favor of the removal of Mr. Greely, and has attacked that gentleman with agreat deal of vigor. The Atias, which has been anti-Wed- ster ever since the Secretary of State took ground against the abolition spate, defends and 4 hoics the Collector. ne current of opiaion with the Bee, however; aad, as Mr. Greely hag cho- sen .0 keep eome very obuoxwwus adoitionists inof- fice, and as our city 1s said to be likely to suffer ve severely from the withdrawal of businege from by Southern traders, ou the supposition that it ie@ mere nest of Garrisonites, busimess mea think that itis time that some coaservative demonstrations of a practical character were made. Resolutions in Faneuil Hall, they aay, are mere gas. Exan- ples should be made of the inceadiaries; not of the poor devils of negroes, but of m-n who abuse their official stations io keep up the anti slavery agita- tion, and who libel all men that become conspicucas by their advocacy of peace-restoring measures. It will be a very trying time to some ot oar whigs, if the administration should commence weeding the abolititionists out of the offices Should tn not **bolt,” they will act im the teeth of ali their professions and declarations; should they do so, then there must be an end to all their hopes of de- ling the coalition nexi fall. Jt will be a very sight to democrats and free soilers, aad avery graterul one to the conservative portion of the whig party, to see the Atas, and some of the whig country jouraals of the ition stump, whipped into the support of waat, in their hearts, they would call proscription ‘he result of the New Hamphshire election was by no means unexpected. The balance of power 13 held, as well in the Legislature asim the State at large, by the Atwood men, composed of free soilers and democrats. Either Mr. Lawyer or Mr. Dinsmore will be chosea Goveraor by the L: lature; and it is hardly poesible that the friends of Mr. Atwood will support the latter, when we con- sider that he was placed in the field for the purposs of crushing their leader. The opposition to the regular democracy everywhere coalesced, = much more thoroughly than was done ia State last fall; for here the anh parties supported different candidates for members of . one by @ union on the same men, they woul cong Be clng carried five or six members: of tl tes House of Representatives, The t abolition whigs, ‘Luck and Perkins, owe their election entirely to the Atwood moveme: for that they would have both been defeated. So much for foolish letter writiog and arrogant dicra- tion. The learned politiicians haye mistaken the age altogether. The time was when their dicta- tion \was eos tu effect any desred end ; but the day has forever gone by when they could play the part of Roman ceuturions. ‘e ure to have an election for members of Coa- gress, to fill the vacancies now existing in several of our districts, in about three weeks. [he whi will probably,” in the end, have ~~ district the State, except the fourth and the fth, witha reasonable good chance for the former—that is, alwa’ upposing that they can ws ~ to keep from quarreling athe themselves ree soiler will be elected in the hitth district before the neat meeting of Congress. It will be Mr. Allen, aaless his presence in another place should be found aeces- sary. [t was at one time thought that Mr ntoul might be elected in the second district; bat any sueh result there is now scarcely withia the bounds of poesibility. His prospects would have been be had he not be: on sent to the Senate Numor eave that there is to be a clean sweep of the whig State officers as soon as the Senatorial question shall have been disposed of The demo- cr «i free soilers say that thie will be an im provement in the present state of affairs. Coroxna. ow Baltimore (orrcapondenee, Batimons, March HM, 1851. The Oyster War—Baltimore Victory over Phila- delptua—Prizes and Prisoners—Real Evtate~ Debut of Parodi~Five— Slave Case, Se. The oyster war has been brought to a glorione termination, and the steamer Herald returned yee_ terday from the ecene of conflict, covered all ove, with glory. She started from Baltimore at eleven o'clock on Tuesday night, with one hundred armed men, and a field piece, under command og Captain Mitchell, and at eight o'clock on Wed- nesday morniog, captured a large schooner, as her first prize, off Tangier Island. She then started im pursuit of another large vessel, called the Unions the captain of which, fiading his capture inevitable, cuttled her, and escaped with his crew ia hig boat. The steamer then started in pursuit up Tan- gier Creek, and captured five more v and their crews, without any serious resistance. pore were only used to intimidate, no in; having been done by them. Several ‘other ¥ escaped, and a number of the crews of those cap- tured aleo succeded in geting ashore in their boats. The Union, which wes seutiled, sunk jast as she reached Annamessex Creek, into which iJ were all towed, and given up, with their 10 the Sherifi of Somereet county. The ered ced, her gallant crew then left for Baltimore, after firing%e parting salute, and ar-ived here at three o'clock repereay afternoon. The price of real estate in Ti ultimore is rismg to an unprecedented extent. There were sales yes terday of 1,900 front feet oa Fall’s avenue, the aggregate of the sale of which amounted to $128,000. A few days previous a large number of building lots were soli at five times their original coat, venting in the aggregste to over $100,000, Parodi made her first appearance, last night, in the saloon of the new Asssem ly Rooms, and had A most wor vege compriving the fash’ rand iin at Casta by fy storm; indeed, the eathmriasm could se be controlled, and fally equalled that exeited by Jonny Lind in her most popular air, the bird song,