The New York Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1851, Page 1

WHOLE NO. 6733. SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 30, 1861. PRICE TWO CENTS; ity Intelligence, | NEWS BY TELEGRAPH, Our European Despatches, upon the sum of £5,772,652, the sorreepenal for the Conversion of the Jews. One of her latest chari- | taken in at 5s. Od. 25 cases oil of cassia sold from 8s. Gd. | 9 vote of last year, and that table acts was a donation of two hundred and fit: ‘a $e, Ud., being cheaper. 14 cases vermillion partly sold | Avorn or rar Vouunres p.—On Friday another ee ae aa ke., &e., Se. Army and Ordinance Departnentn cote sded the | towards: the ercetion of an organ gellery In Che prrish | at 4s, 2a a dy. G0 choetegumaninl sold freely at fall | cf the New York Volunivers followed. the long ist ot his | ‘The Charges of Sedatertal Corruption, dc. ewe nneeennr 4 conveyancs of troops, was £143,200, being an in. | Cureh of Cheltenhant, whieh ts now under construction | yirices, up to £9 10s. for gov qualty For Boutbay gum | eempanions-in-arms, who have perished from disease ‘The European mails by the Canada were received | Crease of £7,500 epom the F135 700" tine | Beneath the archway of the south porch, ‘The most ox+ | Arable there was more inquiry, and 80 chests sold freely | ecutracted in the Mexiean campaizn, His mame was Aunast, Marcls 2), 1861. ‘in this city yesterds: reid cote toate” 1700, the | travazant rumors of Mist Cooke's wealth are in cireuta- | from 2%, a 42s. Od, being avent 2, dearer. Gambice Leonard House, and aged 24 years, Ile resided with hia | ‘The Senate's select commmit(ee, appointed for the pur> 1 i yy ‘ys fig ing vote of last year. The graud total | tion, but its precise amoust. we believe, is wholly un- etd firm: Tis. 6d. a 15a. 9d, Cutch has been sold to — mother in Twenty-fifth strect, near Ninth avenue. He | pose last evening, have this afteraoor been engnged ia The C. passed, on the 16th inst., between Cape ie be seked, Weg SOT pee, aeowing anst geereate known, ler rty consisted of odes ond tend Ia d nt f Chine caumplvor is quoted | was found end in bia bed at 7 ol KAM. He served | an tarestigation’of the ehatzes prferred by 3. A. 5 Y a 7 ie correspon rand tol and aroun eitenham, ited frons her futher, nominall) aTie. Od. Quicksilyer Se. Md. aSs. Sd, as throughout the Mexican war, He told bis mother, on his ‘to leak eed penis cy Balti: hi er fe: ork Vote of last year. alitilieds ‘| large aceum#dations in bank snd other stocks. Miss pepo be ‘Tarkey ian is very quiet, and Lis. is the | return, that he came hack to dic, said he felt a pain | dam, of New York city, against Geo. W, Bull, Semgewat- for Liverpool, probably tic, Comstock, hence. Mr. Ilume moved as an amendment, that the | Cooke has left the sum of £18.080'to be divided among | nearest value for first qnality, | shent his heart. He lingered for the Last five months. | at-Arms of the Senate. Tiny have not yet conblatied, ‘The U. 8. frigate St. Lawrence arrived off Cowes | number of hould be red ),000. the following rebistions societies, vit. : Operitive J Hirwr—St. Petersburg clean, outshot #4 balf-elean re- | Within the lust three this ix the «cond son, to- | at two o’clock on the 13th instant, in 22 days ons great length, he ‘contended tea titie ae Converts institution. £1,000; Kpisco i Joust Clmped Abn. annie as last quoted, nud in moderate request. Manilla is | gether with her bus ad, lost by Mrs. Tease Yh | DUt itis expeeted that they will make # seport om Mom- New York. She anchored>in Cowos Roads, and | Sime argument forkeeping up agreat warlikeestab- | Mamie Society. £2900; Trinitarian Bibte soe Se very scarce, aud in much dewand: the fir svrivals will | other was Killed by x looumotive, Her's, indeed. has been | day morning. " L t % : [35a £3 ot | # hard lot. The Coroner held im inquest, and a verdict | lishment that France did, namely—that the other Chureh Mia onary Soviety, £5.000; Brittany Foroign readily conmuaad £25 a £A% for standard quelity, if not | # . J A re hw ) -was expected to proceed up to Southampton, when | country did not disarm + Pare & folag’ it's Pinia, Society £5,009, Malta Protestant Coltoge, £1,000; | more. was returned in accordance with the foregoing facts. Mr. Bull has not been seen since this morning. Be - | has probably to Bula bie Bosiet y, £1,000; Irish Seeiety of Isans—At sale yeste ns soon | pp. je ign \ probably gone to Buffalo she would exehange salutes with the town, and im- laudatory description of the American policy na re- | dom, £1000. ‘The testatri directs the residiee of mee | were old; the desman trig the trode wae eye ea | wees Ce a as perro togerrgocs lnper,| whatcha ii anediately commence discharging the articles to bs garded the United States navy, he lared that property, not sxposed of by herself, tobe ied | dling ane fair Kips sold id lower, Fexport ki were | Gritey. one of the house physicians of Bellevue Hos- NEW YORK LEGIFLATURR a itted to Lond wo had seventy-four men-of-war which had never | to the endowment of district churches or chupels in | only in caoderate supply, and reatized fully Late rates, pital. “He died om the 20b inst. of typhus fever, oon- Transmitted to jon. Porn ta aes aad bey = built a Heme only aw parishes, The personal property is sworn’ umber PR ps ere ee core a) Coa oo tracted'in the dixebarge of IMs duties “i the hospital. Senate. peer ad rotted in the slips. In the course speech ho Ps 4 , Bes lors resantin’ firm: seroms Gua | He waa a young gentleman of superior ottaimments, and a Our London Correspondence. capecially assailed the African squadron, end, after | » 02 February 24. at his seas residence, £2 Grand parade, auction have beew realized-at awimprorement of 3! | gave Rbasiset Wroldee iat silieg to dinipetion, te-hle Accast, March 29, Leste ‘ wit @kate OF ED ROoe, Shanice! ally to recent attempts nt forming | Brieston, Sexe Deen Mahomed, at the advanced az of | 2. on previous sales; middlingand fine Cortes to extaw | profeesion. ar von: ~ “We British Parbament—The Ecclesiastical Titles As- | 2 the ground finde was endeavoring to prooure Getege Brentana; banker; OF: tRat place, aged eighty: | Tnon—An active deinau'i has prevailed for rails, and , inquest, Fe grein ye ogy le ee | i dtp ciate ltt annie, é PR: remission of burdens. eight. prices have advanecd: none oz6 now to be had under £5 ; oe, 5 years, rs ; Tt. OF THIF ayNeTe sumptions Bill— Ministerial Prospects—The Papil| ~ Colin spoke in a similar senso, Hume'samend- | ~The Dowazer Countess of Soom expired on March 2, | 10s. free on board in Wales. adios the makers are gene, | SBOCame.O Me death by x C ofapoplony. Thedecorsed. | THe Licatonant Governor aving left the cley foe'afew seoma, the: it ‘eviews, about 10 o clock, was fortnd », a eatetivine dn a oop in Olverstzest Fe | days, tLe Souate elected Eafe. Monga, o€ the satis ‘cv took him ¢>the station house. On tris way there, { district, as president pro tem. Cowit—Renewal of Agitation in England Ansther | me Defeat of te Ministry~The Navy Estinvates—Ay~ | t was rejected by a very large majority. at her mansion in Arlingeon street. in her eighty-fest, | rally full of orders Uill auturin, a further improvement is | ond sibthorpe then moved a reduction of the | Year Her ladyship was daughter of the sixth Lord F not uniikely. Welsh bars aze still quoted £: £4 | salaries of tho Lords of Admiralty by 44,0! Graven. aud by her mariage with tke late Kart of Sefton. f 27s. 6d. for common, Scotch pig. for vsixed nwabers | f” it 2 of . 5 . e O} * inf e wus t ™ oe > rival of Cie St. Lavwerence—News froin the Cape of | Tis was rejected by a major fet 380--only Bh vot- | pie, See’ tm Laas, the kne the’ pament earl wid otber, temthe Ciyden fi | oo 9 opto ga Bost breton eprabies |. PETITIONS AND ReMIOMATRANCES Ged. Hye—Continental Evrope—Austria—Tie | ting with bis Lordshi he facetious nobleman, ‘Phe Honorabie und Revatend Gersead Thomas Noot divd | Linstsn Canva move’ off slowly, Pian American ia | over the decent ex) Verdict, death by apo- | Petitions were presented for ath to the Troy Mba Cornice! in Mealy—Syain—Portugal, &e., $e. | the SEAT ART he Stee of Horne UPON | af the vienrnge at Romacy, Haat om Mareh lst, The |’ paekaues are offering 10s. ank thiok rom im alk, P'S *é Pg ibe ra peceny scuerenarn re ae “This evening Si G ‘ lo Dull » Hyde Park, denoun daily papers add that he wax brother art of Gains. | at £5. Londou made £7 per ton, — We Unesowy Mat poryn Dames On the perion r. Bancoes presented peTitions Sor the ostabttaildamat Re ioe HS ae bt — ne anes | as unworthy of confidence as ministers, and Jolt thao | bonsuttn the Mecwabie oud. Revutvesb Wapaieg Wesk-tinel |” Gnisi-iu ain and ive te bate re rhemactiona to re-:| of the anknown man @undin the water, fot of Catharine | of Houses of Zhdustry in all the sities of this Stabe, te ling ofthe !eclesiastical Titles Assumptions bill. | Tfonse amidst soars yo laughter and cheering Lonorsbie and Reverend Leland Noel. text the Honorible |. port, and prices continue nomtuatly the sor. Palm street, woticod in the Herald yesterday, was fond the | (ie purpose of argesting ignorance or crime. ‘ Lovd Jol bas abandoned bis unfortunate progoay You will perceive that not much real businoss has § and Reverend Francis J. Noel. He wae born Docoinbor | 2k.; eocoa nut 2s. a Linseed in’ fais de Aat | remnantof a letter.in whieh the naines'of Mary-Vislter, | “Mr. Bianows re presented a rental rance ay the into:the bands of “his collengué—no light charge. | been got throngh. 2, 1782, married Charlotte, daughter of the late Sir La- | Bis. 6d. a 38s, Od | Mr, Brocbe, ane Mis. Side uible. Yhelet: | iymorporation of the Actdemy Of Me Meine oMew'¥ aie. Sales confined to 6.073 bags Madtee from Ts. a | ter wasdeted China, Jume 3 jus 01 3 Coste gait ' t thi. | cits O'Bricn, Bart , who died in 1883, leaving « Large tami- Tuce. i oods contiane to pour in for the great oxhibi ter | Bs, for interior to goal, ¢ ogal grain, being agein Sir George's protegé begins the world under diffeult } tion. Tho United States man-of-war, the St. Law. | J: , He #ss appointed one of the canons of Winch circumsigaces, It is quite clear that he cannot sa- | rence, has arrived off Cowe im 1634, und was appointed by the dean gad chapter of | rather clea} red to be | ae the 6th, | Ms Wins etter MILE | rate aie Yon VONArR'S FERRY ats regorted favorably one» bili to bacongee 's Perry Company By the arrival of tho | that soe, vicar of Romse; 2 | . 3 % se p fe 5 5 ‘¥, Hants, in 1840, Barirerny in dimited request. and of 2.189 Lata Tengal | be perfectly intelligable, It cau be seem by applyiag to WMantre a oni tinfy all parties. It was im the House of Commons, | Fosphorus mait oye PER Whe Cape of Good | Be: din Hel M. . the Mink, died on Wedmoed only 2290 baga were sold ut Bi, forse tod | Mr" Bleaklirs, Deputy Coroner. | | Ma. Wragsal Mike vepecied: £0" eleton "aay im br idev lest 4 a ope (her first return trip), advices have arrived to arcie 6, after a prolon ines. Me was a staunch jon; inder, refracting 10'; to 3. Sha, | Tween bl i “oroner yeste: td | Horise Mr. Beard’ awd others te " » on Friday last, that Lord John, amidst ironivat | gyo"s4 of Februbry. fOurhavises via Hoston'sre to | prebcetiauldt, and trae pecuprintnpoaly abou teriy my | vant Kory Drownro.—The Coroner yesterday hold | author’ r. Beard’ oad others to con met and DER 118 bags Madras sold - | am inquest at the foot of JSamiesd lip, he body ofan doeks. wharves, buliciwads, piers, aud being ia frome af cheers, stated that Sir George Grey would deseribe | the 4th of February.—Ep. Hrrato.} Some sevore re ofage. He was unmarried, and his estates go to . Nitrate apa sold fem at Ls, Gd. a dos. { t,aboutayear old, found floating in the at | thelr lwpds iu the Sintle ward of Brooklyn and a the alicrations proposed in the bill. Sir Georgs | fighting hid taken placa. ‘The Kaflirshat mttacked | Ms braeiciers eReuiTy A zeamalns ui: with eager ailers of Silesiem at | that piace” Willem Maztia discoverst the chia ia the | New Yous. —_ I wba ph “lige ily, weil kno ptomologist, died at G: on the spot, and for spring delivery water, ‘erdict, cause. of vain Fowr: y did so inn very long speech, tho substance of | {9 Or three forts, aud the town of Alice. hoy | i yyy ot-cu th We notice sales of . ere ee ee en es Been: opente mud ¢ h of January, while returning trou had boon, on ail points, driven back with great losss, ; v ry n ht have hien'e wed 0 i » ; > + | an expedition to tae junction of the Blue and White Nile, ight have Teen opmpresed, into, s:very fow reinforcoments leave England for the | Te wes heat of the frm of Melly, Romilly and Go. of words. He could not agree with Lord Stanley's | Cape g the next “wok. The Liverpool, and held a high position on ‘Change, proposal to refer the bill to a committes, as it would Sieopere Bails femocnom t. dinont. will Dear ov Sir Acexaxper Hoop, Barr. M. ?.—T eh? iicarh aad : " la rapid giuvee at the European continont will | gentlomsa died on the Tth instant at his town residence give rise tow great theological agitation. fo cowld: | oon, oy'to you, in a fow words, the statoof uffairs. | fy Wiguory street, ngel OT, Te was returned vt the | quotations are unvasied, recipitately fled, and cocapel arrest not coincide in the proposal that Ireland should be | Austria is still the point wixich is most deserving at- | Isat genceae election for the western division of Som. 80 hie; Ww + ope ans | eek i ¢xewpted from the operation of the bill, Ifan in- | tent ¢ is pouring troops into Italy. i do | erset, on conservative and protectionist pr Madras, about 19000 bags have changed hands.” At pub- bane to Tiie.+- lee ola ‘of Mite lathe Th sult had beou offered to the Queen of Great Brit not pay any attention to an official conteadiction in | vreaucy is now, of couree, cvewsts ie sule 100 cases Bahia were partly realized from 38a. | triet about lalf-pass twelve o'elve)s on Bricks, way hat cen oflere: ses erent en 0H. nad be J the exemption of one of the kingdoms from ibe bill | tions towards Sactinin or Switterland—I ags Bourbon cloves st) death’ unknown, bags Bengal ginger, Gi, a Ts, “for ord. to oud, o'rivek yoate te throrgh Ariemeryp Beneany —About three morning, two burglars ut iompted to © site , doorat a clothing store, 53 avenue €, kept by George | , CHERCH PEWSLamEs! UNtoN soe . sony Feported Cayorably on uuact cegaiating Uke ienl of church pews. oy # bill to ifeorporale the ¢ Methodist k G, Miler, who wing slew <favor, though ' bape i" + sales of West India do | | li Sn nda Bac dive Union 28+ Booted arch in New York, SHOOK SYS EM 16 bill received from thy Asmembly, prow! ling hor free Caroughaut th ort to tae Late Gnaitve, of which Se Beckmra is chi ; 0 i uy te ire, OF 66 bd. for good brown, uj to 41s. for mid. white; white | by the burning of thee hor the Vienna Ge that «he has no hostile inton- | tion of ihat constituency 5720 bape falc ciaged’ Mawitin wei a | street, A few sparks rommuibonted with ths eof, whi the Inte Admiral Sir Samm rapt . a » is so oasy | je P ) Seas I) | gra Gd. Privately, transact fined to |, ignited. but was extinguished with triting damage. | OTINS ROL would imply that the Queen’s authority was less | to put ia a counter paragraph to the effect that | 7x14 "mwas the only son of the inte Captain Aleowandoe | 2 ve Havana, at 40s. 3d. 4 fais | Lam Gesiere. & he fat bya Paramount m one part of her dominions than wn- | (“Brave cizcumsiancss” Las necesaitat Keg inill: | exptuce of L'lterewls 1798. Me was hele in reimiinitr to | by ‘The compan; rat | New York Taw st we wey B at ‘" ,. | tary ocoupation of this vr that city for Cas Sonefit of | the Irisu barony of Bridport. Sir Alexander married, | # aes ge in-dln meting in Ooave 1 other, He admitted that there was a diffsrence bo | Crier. is TALE, Acodlig Nusayoumgeet‘ Gaughtter enik ext holt of. 4 08 ty found buyers from } jeet of this associ * improvement of the junior | QSse aad maga tweea the conditions of the English and Irish Cutho- The carnival is over at Rome and at Ven Sic Hugh Boteman, Bart, of Hartington Hall, of Derby- par tu If | students im the ps "Passe OF Meus, FY fowiom. At yostordwy's mvoting, thy ly engagedtin organizing, in revising the | i ‘Vhe muimber advance eney of thi shire, by whom lhe has had issue—two sons aad thy Welow the | Lie church; and that difference constituted the rea! | Compared with the carnivals of former years, ; “ ident brew. according to letters 1 hava received from | dawithters ie is succeeded by his soa, Alexander Mato- to incorporate certain ” it? a s+ Benevolent society i arg y ind ag banat he bp a ge le Italy, dull as ditch-water. At Venice the bean | man Cet ie q}uiding ‘hone. inxc wd yesterd wet to wmend the charter @ the Attica and Mee. pad been decided to admit clauses 2 and 3 of tho nC fided by the Co la C 2 e . elve e Rudirowd Company, passed May 14, 184), 60 ee te dee | moride is divided by the Count de Chambord and Forstgn Music and the Drama, niAGi—Cbivsman Co rire raid company to extend the road to the cityron bill, which reduces it to.a parliamentary deoiaratioa | Taglioni, I should decidedly say tho salms of the | Mr. James Witham Wallack appeared, fo sumption of ecclesiastical titles latter were most agreeable. Taglioni has three | first time, at the Haymarket theatre, Lon, . cos on the Canal Grande. ‘Tho Duchess do | the 8th of Marel. Ii will be remembered that hs the on ag: the road Oomne vod Hornolswillle y pany to sell and convay to the Att TY plu! sa iia . wl new carriage DY vebu! which took placo in Eng: vory fine one. rs A left this country some few weeks ago, after a bril- f yybEsG The 4 hinge vory baudeune paintings. They we Retiroad Company the who'e cen: y portion of fits real! und, some months be still fresh in the Tho Dresden’ cont cos remain in the saai9 un- | fiant benefit had been given to him the oon Hight dn erode sco mpanied by Sidker's Washington bi s depots aad appendages, in of fream+ fy wrreadcrs., Orators croaked till thoy . ai Merapet The plen 8 a ar | Bod Le - 2 ut a, foesevealygene at Hon bas fican, China, 90 that the market will now be weil « Facension or Asean han OE 9 ; a, Sa te & Bete oer x da et ¢ been mad a very imp aad tryiag period, Treamd Tis Pusses remain as last quote Am tee tae sen Song mater —_- were boas east arene he pompepers eaneemes | nting to prt a fi my—s | just as Ma ty tas left the re, and when a | mweket for the former is quiet. We quote banca, at $8. amexentrsion to r » ander | es cs of the Attioa ond Tornolaville Bale their cohuans with “Papal aggression” to the ex: | tor " or 40 | truly great teagedian may take his place, Whe- | straits, Sts. » = we : clusion of inwech more readable iatter—the Angli- , ander the .,. | they or not Mr, Wailack will fill the vacaney, time Tonseco.—No sales reported this week; the demand | beocopt a West inte Lac Whteon 5 indited epistles (long yarns they might | _ 17 France the transi ll in | alone can deterimine. ‘The actor, how } hes been cairomely limited, but boiders atill comin pa vskateelt it to tote Bride : Ne ve | power. I place very ttle ¢ ) kindly and well reesive rities propose to | Mn wy cr ph 7 stax addressed the commilioe ngwinat Ube tilly bishops, to which the aaitred | fusion of the two branches of the Bourboas—they | wait and see what he caa do ina series of repcesenta- niga bo — = esta Re Aa ici i yjurious tot Shnaa pian emt equally long replies. ‘The fat au | aze political gamblers, who will take ods on the | tion. It appeaih that thus fur the character of Tatesaeat souch base tae siniiiate ee ee |. Seepessees nen of London ran tho risk of a | chat a thello, in which he appeare ewt. and & Atiorwpt tocpass Cornterfelt Mom: ij en ~ daaet tabihiag ile ag | eee ae or ti ‘The star of Narvaer seoms to have f every night, and that the ipl crits boat aly Rare ll hap ‘ Mf Seuete adjouruod withavt taking the question, Morse o iy 8 * for Ch} time, tow! de bon. All the political agonts in Sp daily press are favorably impressed with the | Wrrarsnons in tunitedt sequ H Sey { isa nonee like « set of sword dancers or Merry Andrews, | that ho apy i my sed 30 preg a pertortna: q next arrival will bring further yt in at £1740 £180, and Stons N. West, at | Se nee milion ean, te ' i * Mocoh %, 1860. toaddrces 9 protest or petition to the Queen, seated 7 a States. is not | jatei! 2 of his position. per tom, : |e nen i pron liege 8 mi i et es eescaia : on ber tron a tiie nied son bull of nity tat he. will a again, some day, | The new drama of + V in whieh Y Markets. | ture of Won, €. Cons No, $90 Howery. and bought a puie@ oy diahniiieds ‘sa ovmaaitan ‘ numerable as tho sand on nf her most Catholic Majos } plays two parts, aad sings a song, has been im- | Mavewssrvn Teape Rarons, Friday, March UL--We | of boots, valued at pik amd « The Comunittes oa Privileges and Mioetlona reported, 2 shore, were flying about ia all directions. | he eh ge wook, in the | Melwely succwasficl at the Theatce Francais. Rachel | aio in ouz last report. that the advices brought by | meal. ‘The 2 | ution, that John Underwood the cliimant Gow The Pope and Cardinal Wiscman were burnt and Peet en aricec’ wea ne | Bas eurpassed herselt. | the Afrien. of the sertons deetine of about 2 pr th, on sk bien iff Ba frum Yates eouuty; west -eulitied efligy; from the mud larker to the Lord 2 s ¥ * Cerito and her husband have taken their benefic | this marke pared ext ga had bee tiei- | VATE CLAIMA, Fre vee crime was (hom em a] vlor on the woolsack, tho same spirit i urged them on. Parliament met—all of Great Britain thronged to watch the expression of our Queen’s countenance when she caine to the it test to the sharp eye ot and leave of the Paris Ope: Nhe performances included fragments frou three of thair most popular ballets, The srée was a brilliaat one. Jullien and his unsicians, with Jetty Treffr, have r The special order of pri pounced, and weyers! bills p CANAL EXLARGHRID for the more opeedy eniargearent of Che Brie, and Genoese Valley Canals wore xem - firmness, and there is little of no disposition evinesd to pres sates. ‘There is not, however, much business | h mined the non Je got it feome bin aan the \ | ~ he been giving concerts at Plymouth and other pro- 4 ne 1 e a. es eséchag wenes 3 doing since Tucwday in ang department ot the yarn \ | Seomaba ee and discussed ta litter of the Wihabe. poe be ae tier it ig rd re peaurinyeries neta vineial towns in England. | market. lmyers generally only xecuting theit a} found It. Sho wh | Biee batens ateupae to sane ‘on Testes eeuore te, eek be Was not strong enough. Parga ive pe Cont piecing Re | Camille Sivort is at Genoa, with his brother, | pressing orders Prices may qnoted from ad. to ‘yd Deaiies; We committed the boy to prison to | dered to be ougroned for» thicd dag, and ts . nate BS Be etn feat Not having been at his native town for nearly threo | ltlow there enrrent at the corresponding aoe | Sdjourned Lord Aberdeen and Sir James Graham t hond—they would not bave anything to sey on it. in this dilemma, she sent for hor big ineral, who advised that’ the originators of it | Av Mould ts’ eitin hand. Armed with parliam: wele, the whigs have beer Lut have not yet suc To-night, they master in strong , tod eurivsity ix grently excited as to the last week. In cloth t market to reper than in years, his time #adatteution ure naturally oceupiot | The following note has been addressed by the | by his friends and relations, and he will probably ian Minister to the governments of the minor | remain antil he lewves for England, to assist at the | jr uularity have opposed the Austrian | groat exhibition of all natio The Musical World, London, announces that Jeany Lind will probably be in Eaghend in Jane aod that she will muke a provineial towe in U autuma. It addethat she entertains at pres > FA = = = i Wasitrgton Loems, Wastaveron, Macch 29, 16%, purclianed Woodley, a beet town, ccoupied grt ee Acowtont Adjuloon! General wone ef the wew Miliary Asjlwas ‘The price pal@l- but the gi heen in favor of the buyer. The sith trade at Macelesfield ce but slowly, The present seasou i th tonferences will, acserding to the | mo to in the test plenary sitting, ‘dion the Sth (10!) of this month to the final tion and yor? on the proposals of Austria your ; but from some fs from the country searcely comes inte the it no | market at all—they onlg buy plying to Mr, 4. The w > 4 You will remember that all tho Iris moun. - srry nd t * | idea of giving concerts in Loudon, Although the det: rimait mitted by du 0 furthor examination Loft pie ial liy supported the ‘uimont, voted a for the immediate establisiunent of th Bottesini annouaces, in the London papers, that | ‘earcely evee known with fewer goods inthete warvhousag | «9 Heary Horse Dealing Case Offer Mec', arrested toft the city yesterday, oat @ Aga 2 v'L lamaction, and 9 of the Bund. ‘ np 1 yesterday 1 By (he seane of dole Kit gnate vay eee, Agee er gato gr Po tions made ia the above namod sit- | he willartive in shat city ia May, aud cemain there ‘ cae oiiag Geek neal ein | seiletease Ee eee ccarteh: tlerarey, xad vi 1 of the plenipotentiartes, against | for the season. PEI so nn toby ma Bovermne ne el {ilar $40 the pewporty of Win, Bowmey H tol fiw he Proaidoneye oan tae Been oe tie Ae ly permit tho hops of # uua- | a Braham will bo in London during the satan aimee . nah, tine the fects ia the cane | Mareh the resignation of the eabinct. In the mo: | YP | oe 3 Yesterday aftern shortly after Lo'eioek, the Bu larch 2%, Lea. a ‘4 Jol Uhseoits, of wh | » part of tie mae govern. | son. Caroline Dupres is to appear at | ittee of this in-tijution asxembied on the plot ' At a canr 00 Uae 20 imal, iantoy fast letter, thoy de ments pot a th Hrd H heatre, London, in the first week of | 4 adjomning Washington Park. ou whieh the h | Gen, Wink mt was ominatid ase candidate fer m3 ’ a thine for the moment, only ox- tal is to be perforin the esremon . voting against the government ifthe bill was per , . ) - a : “4 as, thal the pure! Vresiden to the dsetsion of ths pie 8 ET | preased thoir, injous, inasmuch ag the ‘The season of the Royal Itatian Opera, London, manele Mr. Aw Rg ge agg» = v od a of ths Mations Lord J shably pass the bill in itsmo- | Views of their governments wers ouly known to | is announced to commence March 2h. “Cuil: | A er Accanitingiy, the money was paid, ¥ " Lord , om in general, thos vs ot withhold * s tie 7 totlaes. Dra, Therne, Ayres the property deliverest; but suon alte them in general, 1 Tell Ll be the first th 'T property a A; but soon : dified ste difficulty to a now ristry, will bad vi * those who invested them with aume fc wow e Gist Opera, with Lam- | ical geutiomen were present. as were Me Joho d fark then, and tu the ob Arrival of Specie at New Ocloans for New then be rew6ved. The questionthen will bo—Shall mm Soe M cain on the tmpertance Of the | OES Amold. | er. the architect. and the builders, Mr, Fitap. ef relight Vows. we have a Stanley or a Graham cabinet! mom elm ‘i Me | Vieuxtemps is announced to appear in Loadon | the Macon, boving loosened the carth, Dr. Masett, the | con cevedt ti ! New Onueave, March 96,1808) f che ministerial c its causes and during th = tn eee | Choiman ef he Buitding Committee. called on Mr. Aas ? ~ e news of the ministeria’ eared nd condition of Germaay any | during the present season. |. gueten Cirukeen, ap Chae toast Wheedh bomateeten,te@e |} The schooner Generali Piasoin, srrived hero thie probable effects, has reached Rom y ciscumed by the Pope aud conclave of Gardinals Justeuctions have been sent to Cardinal Wisg:aa and Dr. Cullen to be cautions, but not to recede from | thete original instructions, 1 have this from a well . infortned acter in the Roman capital, The lat! in the agitation here is oaly momentary ations of a new outbreak of fecling are alcoa ly morning from Bears, svernt members of the Buad should | Mr. James Wallack hay been very successful in | Npthe firet shovelefull, Me trusted that Ie (Me. tice | n o some sucrifiess for the benefit of the whole—aa | bis performances since his return te the bounds of | hom) would live to sec his good work im active op ore liv all the States have frequently acknowledged, and | the Haymarket theatre, Miss Laura Addison made certala that millions of Rrookly nites w which is our intimate eonviction—then scarcely one | Ler appearance in Kuowles’ play of * The Wits,” of our allies cnn refuse to acknowledge that th duiing bisengagement, and miylo quite a Keneation. sont atole of things more than ever conveys the She isa young lady of unquestioned genie. ke that sacrifice in reality. sment of the Pri Fy onongpeopetint Dreston, the | Who very successful. Mr. and Mr. ne 8 portion Cf hor came, $15,000, ta epecie, to M og, $14 000 to Bie, Beam. f | sides) aud 12.00 6 Sloss Phclpeyand Wetmore of New York, and suvdrios rn Mr. Graham, whe i+ 5 and cact wae Fr I back to Downey Closing of the Well — the Cove of the Pyench Shirt Maker —Ln the mittor sing of the Welland Canal against Auge y fran Vensels. vty good wilt whatever he fn D Geohom, Dre, Haslett, Thorn ticmen thea did likewiee, aod t nd s = G 3 : 2 : tee coe laperiant meetings on. the papel subject in the prominent and most pressing questioa— } joy, ; 1a powerfu 7 a Yark, ona part known a+ UM Kort It fs semiotic s20un-ed (hat our Covermmadily aoe Se aoa coterie & Cr onaeke of iganization of the executive power of the | ecqult’s comedy, * Love in compriess $6 lots Fronting on Raymond «treet, wd han under oy et dita Gp a held ye ey d oy Se satis. ney Aa —not only the votes of the States of the confe- | his hast production, and was of the mest elevated and airy spots in this city Wetland ¢ ee ae the livings Im and dronnd the metropolis, (an influ- u! ; the doen tion, Be Saree erated oe es ete eee | Ot eto aut uae easels tis culmea ential sa@large bey of clergy) it was recolyod— | deration, w h wonld at the saane time as Kuropean “ Belphegor” is the rage a Adelphi " | Hoe @m~ made by thy for (he retw ich the committer are now prepared to pro- | Cjuey common: | by 60 fowt fron °. Pronotne ot mails ae ee Nas appeni | gucion that tmplicatos Mr. Ch. A joWors have to represent the resalt of the revision of bh | vs . this meting: the bit. now beta | fis Tgndy co united, but thove of the mombera of | ME: We or, Miss Woolgar, ; ¢ Celeste, aie the pivots ou which the success of t diame te 70a 9 pationts te yy 0 feet | tern. Ne ‘That, in the opind the Hovee of Comme nthe invott any att Th New Interesting So - . we ta 9 emp ened the Bund standing t to them in power, in the high, with an extension Sy fect square, amd Career rat : z Bar temoen, March 2), 186th Frage segreerion. nnd Guoel Beitaiej 0d. thst there, | Ho:th as well as the sonth of iermang: In the eyes be a : ‘The extension is tu cnain the operating. | Sehrand the complaiaunt onan \ ua late as due, iafuews petition caught to le px ed ty both house of the world it would be unquestionably an experi- Messrs. Baring’s Circular, | rooms, and other conveniences. The wards are to be very off Sharing Operetion.—A man calling himself Willem tad in various diveotious, bub mane pray ing Urew bo pass @ sufficient and satisfac. | ence of serious signifi or the ory Loxvon, Friday, March 4-3 PM. | reomer pps aot ecak oe | Lewis sfiicer It ling ©. neg, echAte (ery aneasmare stones that prewail rope, sich a = me d » Budi a the Sis pints mydlated nt soane futurre dy to ¢ m of th. , worn, "Ata mccting of the Common Council, the Lord | propesition sdould be vegatived by the contradiction | 7 on nee Panay es 4 poder apd seen | and drawing of which arv all weparet: the dimen: | watch, valud at $ near, and brought te Mle . . wi i as | of other votos which collectively tepresent searoel: pe Wade ine ettled state, frv J conte | te meena that ‘of , Be 4 lative to. ome . ore. | . : wis mmaunged i a ' ented by this court th | Bund. ‘ vernment relative to customs duties, and we have lore | inunediatedy; but the donations aud subscript te a te aonet of Lew . Pe a farlinn vee coin ‘ We — msiow oF the ‘The circum sranece of the time yore aoe | port continued inactivity in the produce markets; with | reecived fall short by about $1000) of the st nalltic vane aanens ome. * prewmne: to the inseght end patriot :«m of all, and the amount wo ensentien howvies, eter othe odieel ait for that purpose, The building is to be 9 most dined bans 04 Cesen and wevlesting farviate te lvl ner seins | cf what tay be pained in decisive movements by | ‘Be aH dibs me 7 ro stra epi fully | tial red belek ome, Of the modern syle of architecture. | Melt bin to eng a RPM Liberties of ber rithjects unity, and of what may be lost by continued di- | M4 Per tb, no material ¢ has occurred iv prices. | Such on institution. om an extensive 4 mutch rs - ‘ . AG se so disting fog un- | For the principal transactions of the week we f wa | quired, the present City Hospital being even tally And the following petition agreed to:— vision, met rise so distinetly beforo any un p i 5 qi pre y " at tei rare pee a ee Kineton of | Dediuaiced eye, that we should think we failod in | to the subjoincd detaile. ‘The demand for silver foe Tutte | {taddequate to the reyulreancmts of Ue rae ant quiets veleed ioaheh gun A Great Britain and Boland. i Tariiament axsemble : ened to our Silive. <f. tho, eunmeaaestinn if We | maintains our quotation: of #4. 114d. per on, for dotlits. | pubecribed hoe been chiefly contributed ly Uno directors } Mua eo ee a od ~ ae . & 1% pe fo “i hve * sine yo a jane Little in aid of #9 wor- oie dasaah Ore us of the ty of London, in comao H what weena, aod must sonent. is a froe = pene go de he pha Er pains ho | ty am obgects he Hasiett as born non ~ mage sitet Gate : counetl assotebiet. che weth— and independemt examination anc wion —an et 's divus in his efforts, as has Mr. Joun B, Graber, < “ ~~ » "That your pt have witnossed with deep regres! | ouination unfettered by previous entonglements. | all been roid | thee cf the gentieman before named, who conteibuled Valtd s8 - and tim Lhe arrogant aggression on the part > ot desirous to renew a barren contest, we will, on Astenrcas Sroces howe beon vory quiet this week, with. | such a lenge sum. Ut is expposed that the grove will be Metearciogical Observations, March @9, i Not de Ms " “ eT) the Pope 4. ome upon be one n's supremacy, and 11 | our part, willingly refrain from asking how it was | out demand, but withow! prosing sellers, and many se- | | velled and the building comune ed in abort bee weeks Pp me it > ovriee 16 Ald STRERE. dofience of her crown and dignity possible, and how it admits of explanation, that | curttios that are wanted cannot be found, United | Avorn Neon WOouemen Ouse on 2 A was | ‘ ene 5 Sa : pot en morn ‘hat your petitioners are anxious to preserve for 9 clases Uf bor dla,e civil and relist biy submit Uiat a det " mmiments which, notwithstanding our in- a. Gan ae | chorged Vitacicn to reedabtiah the legal basis of the con- | States 6 per cout Coupon bunds ts of the confederation by sume poy agg tg by ’ .~ x. of the Bund, te fips | C5." Seen oe oo A five day ond ¢ Y's subjects, the full advantage o lity ; but they hum: ive measure is now indispansahly | tinvaticn o tL onomter By sky ctomdlonag by flour hatchet tomahawk fashion —y head and threateaing to eplit it—thad te, the « ant’* head, not the hatchet, A Mrs. Pepan wae necessary to mente the independence and protest the | mouing nasemally noes 6\;. Mamachusetis Sterling 5'«, 1064 107, Maryland | 9 witness, and the three ladies, as they atood af the har, m it mecemary, at this per M It has boom rites of the Protestant rllcion Jw this country fram a | compliance with ity trom anxiety and apprelension | Ktcrting S', 68 89.” Canuta W's 108 m 10: 4 could not be gai to be © positivety” black, but rather | eail any wits + cliente, and a hoe al Plait of Papal wenrpatton, tnenlt, and aggrosdon. as tothe return of past conditions, and with ex- |“ Cortiweat continues newleoted, and of 870 bags at anc- | to represent the throe degree of comparison. It ap | Che whroir sate ons fhe we (hicrmomster Sy, Your petaien + the humbly pray thet your aggerated repronches againat the constitution of | (on, not more than a third have found buyers, Hondn- | penred sat the earner belli wae the disputed right | wh: a » Lothrop reduced the anount of a a. ‘ . ; hoor will forthwith take such meamures as | (Tong are now realous for the simple return to | faa binck, very low to fine, ds, af. ats, 1ld.; ailver, ded | to the use of @ clothes line, and severnl partinuns on both | ns previews Os $000. The |, ALmeRS. 0 A. M <P rareaings shall be neces vocally to oxen the use of | this constitution, and prefer this stop, af all risks, to | ade Sd Mexican silver, Sx. Ql. a ite, dd sides were present, all mone or lex interested tm eer. | detndante d boris on Monday. | £uth, Chermommeter #4. 8 PMA clear evening, fereitorial Ud Sotiah dak tuscuting torn proposal which woald piacethe collec |" Coco—T bogs Trinidad ai “patie sale have heen | tain premires at the copmce of Sands street. ‘Thoma | vivre of oF terday, o@icer Wont, | °t “VA M—Itis 9 delightful, clear ead Sand, with ve tive strength of the tnited States of the Band ae Sa Lay Ws. 0 Sos, GA. for ordinary pang a | = — vc hy < ne Third wat cree m by the nme of rT" aie toe + ne +, ' e to fine red, be prices ant, indignant a Ye ve | man M on a change en buchen sey hient- prevent any ry et any internal or external peril that might Ce n-t'The public sales this woek have only consisted | entrix or any ‘of the porties, The dignity of Mrs. I. the peemiros owned by A. A. Bogurdus, tador, rewiding at y 4 alt starlight ve lave eae clergy, under ‘col ® threaten tho mation. . «| Of 1750 bags Costa Kica, 200 bales Mocha. 100 casks | reaned equally hurt at Judge Garrison forgetitog | Ne whnrry stealing therefrom a i dag wind mst hocoet Coamnomti end effecttially rindicate the independence of the crown, | "That on such a union of collective steongth, im | jigntation, and 1.000 bags Native Ceyton, whieh have all | marital appellation amd addresting hor by the common | qusntity artic ooh in wil at a ee ee a! ewe and seoure this Kingdom from oll foreign taterference or | tho immediate future, the salvation, andeven the | found buyers ot steady rates, The favorable result of | ecgnomen of “ Brown,” whieh, te do her jasios, ww « | $75 ond upwar arrest, the officer found ig his ° a Ay = ov " themnometor di mination, existance of the Bund, may depend, cannot be do | the fretdDutch rele of 154.804 begs, which took place at | tainly 9 misnomer, After a patient jnvestigntion, Jutge | eerpet bag some of the elothing sad other articles tten: y . ¥ char, pleasant evem- Ang your petitl mers will ever pray, fe. But neither can it be concealed that then the | Amsterdam on the 10th instant—when the whet quan smith dismicsed the ease “a cantion.’ titted by ue Hogardus as © portion of his peoporty oy; 6 od south, Chorme. T shall not allinde to the meetings in store, lod by rable moment for forming that union 1d | tity found ready buyers at the full valuations, say from | Pine Yesrrnnar—Two Tworsaso Five Meene . | ttelem at the time of th pe Ape ell the Cummings, Nelans, and Excler Hall disciples. | pave been lost. ‘The present Tosition of Karopoan | 2c. 0340. for Java-has token before the magistrate, w jue Cease taoening, Dwi eather eoatg my sige tans Dasace Doxe.—A dwelling house ia Cl wind weet Ihe uae avenue, near Flushing avenue, owned and occu pat yey wry 57, P.M A fine dap ition of New a requisition trom the aut ‘On Friday vet, amidst much cheering, Mr | gihirs renders it more necessary than before that | #@d there are now buy , o 0 . oe bergh . Locke King laid on the table of ths House of Com- | (hye renewal of the trenty of the 18th of June, 1815, | Daneel of Klantation Klute lane alc «hu ait puiae, | Mt. Bernard Lyneh, took dre, yootertay, about noon. and | DME yg eat ok man galled Thom | tulng, wind vast; Uscemometer Side. Rage -—~ respecting the county voters. shonid He in the bands of the German governments, | Pireign deveriptions have likewise heen more in request, | jim hogs Fouts La oa aodlb te france y. Was arrested yesterday bg offleer Munifer. of the | ereury Ob Che ministry have, meantime, suffered another | Jat the alterations in it, required for the gene= | and 2000 bags St. Domingo have been sold at 424. tt., termed oat with thelr ‘onal Maerity ond exerted ther. | Ninth war © clinege pre him by hte | - pe and » corant moroing, wihea defeat on the’ ludget of woods and forests. The | rn} strongth and welfare, should be sottied by thom | deliverable overside in the docks; 700 bags Rio ab 4d o | sivce go the utanost, the house and neatly all the farni- dtomment; and while under arseet. snot ler Peart tergpetl ne Be Majority agains! ministers was beg one, but still it | stene no one is in a position to prevent @ © 446, Gi., and a gargo of 3890 bags good firet Brasil at 42s. | fire wore conetmord, The howe wes valned at about | Chatce was made omvinet him hy Mr. Gilbert T itwrns of | % ony ty caer Wn botencken pL ch Lord John was to have b ht | state of things being produced by 9 longer conti- | for a near port 1508; only $800 of which war covercd by ineitrance. | No, 88 Marelay street, ta which Mowry is sabd ta have | ay op. secrcury 6 / forward motion on Jewish disabilities last night, | nu xace of the atvtsi min (formany, among other re Ta the Cons trade rather more firmness has heemahow oa r. Lyveh had but very lately moved in, and his furol- cmberaled, ot vortoms times, tubs of butter amounting in Tror. 9A cst dotight fut ioe alee lon Sut has thought prudent to postpone it—for it is | cuits ofeuch a fault, in which at fast only the inter- | {his week, bul no lngcoteme Ta petows 000 te aotee ture wae red-—thie losa by that being getimated at | bd —_ an ee sequeed was detained by Justion | aoe ae meet 1 arsine. Dae ¥ Ahosd explain the fact that there ware not suficient | fircnce of foreign States could and would give the | Flosting cargors of soft Polish Osan wheat are leon | 41.600, The Gre, there is little doubt, was okensionel yy | Meath fee further bearing MWe bave hod Lewutiful ay, with Ute oe ae whom, anctabers present Lo forin a howe. On Mouday, the | final decision. Your Excelloncy will consider the | fr 8 SiO e nies and Tuscam with Uniateat ae. Fine | ° O*¥ '@ the chimney. od Baas tem Gite * visgeant evening; thermometer 47 Navy estimates were brought forward. present note a confidential one, and, os such, Only | American flour ia searceand fur ono of twosunall parcels, New Lexar Aevnest ar Pataca --At a sncehlng of Neleon, of the T npn agent fh Mowrnrac. 0 4 M.—A beautiful morning, south winds NGF. Baring laid the navy estimates upon the | Communicate it without delay to the govern | wanted for export, 28s. 9 22s. 6d, has boon paid; the Beard of Seaprvicore held om Priday afternomn, Me. | sateen chickous frum ths premives of Me, Williston, thernemeter 22; barometer 20.45 table, nnd a a first vote of £1,439,723 for | mont to which you are accredite Kinds are almost unsalesble, indeed we Lave little here | Berry, from the ing coment ton, soporte 4 that ee | Whitestone, Long Island. The rogues were traced to this ee, wane to BY, seamen aud marines, the corres- Roveive the assurances, &e. worth over 17a, 0908. pef barrel. The average price of | lwent ext Es, work. Fak hat contracts | {3t¥; and arrested with the chickens im their porsasion The Turf. 2 vote for last year having beon £1,844,070, Von Scuwarzexanna. English wheat for the week eoding &th instant, wie 368, er , $2782; and it wn ee Tan. | They Were taken befuge Justies Mountfort, who trans. Mone Racrs—Forrrm Day—Faroar, Marck, —., aad the sed inctense this year being, there | Ycaswa, March 2, 1861 Od. per imp. qr Pie eta ok i ph oa ooh wate regan g eA fetta, ty. | Feed them to the outfloritics of Flushing foe trial Jockey Clois Puse $750, three mile lente “d fore, ved hs Ho also went ihrongh the other Tie Soe a ae ay itera note. eet Lao | that board, fur the erection of the building Supreme Com (ae Col SM ttntech f Maria, Word, by Yorkie items in these ectinates, = ng detailed explana. ite Pare. ay ~~ SO : o-oarensaminanion Before Chief Justice Relmonds ca NW Longesh tt old, by a tions ander ench head, and stating that the total | |, at her 4 Botlevae build- Pollttient * Manet 29-7! Case of Roy Tompkins —A maction w | Trustee, dan by Tomson @mount required for the effective service was | [70%" yl Sh efict a short Fenesn. Het evsentrle Tur Asoustion Convention ix Massacrrveanrrs.—The | set wide the attackment against MrT ime. Wa8 | TT, B, Patterson's bth Lithgow, 4 yewei ok by, Mier ae FADO docrense of £250,822 upon the | Ai Churious Ii, het long tesideage in Cheilenbam, Abelition State Convention of Masmchtssettsis now sa- | aruned by Mowte O'Coner, Noyes aw oman, for | “nareh, dom Penny... css.ccie ee tee as erm of £4,354, the corresponding vote of last | fey ponuted wealth, had eats Slo Cooke to 1 eanced to be heldeat the Tremant Temple in Boston. | ie complainants; aad by Alewars Jolin Van Buten sod | 7 Goldsyys cl, £ Galtey Hunter, 4 youre Ww a hoid it ia Worerster, for the defendant, On Mon Poston i Une gremt gommmecriok evaire the Sais, | srgumnced wil be reouuned by Me Yea urru, | Ambaaomdor, dem te. Ve SHis that the total required for the whole nayai f the int: A few yoars Ievibe wns £3,584,090, belug a doccease of £291,771 sed w doontiom of ® xgousassd powads (0 the Hoclety