The New York Herald Newspaper, March 3, 1852, Page 2

OR AND aprons ee PROP @erier B. Ww. CORNER OF FULTON AND RAS8AU STS. cece seen ne: M@e 62. | into the estimate of the largest desigas ef the great Wotame EK VIL.....---------- = eS “ew York, Weir cesday, Mareh 3, 1953, summary ef Newa, By the arrive of the steams ip ( ranklin, we have four days later sv ees from li parte of Europe. Fai) details of the i: telligeaoe, » hick is highly in- Peresting, will be found elsewhere. We have at lengih of be prese.t aspeet ef foreiga ip another erticle. The reception of dis\inguiched, as well as un known, persons on board of he steamship Baltic, at Washington, yesto: day, ‘s represented as having been not only a magaificont, but a tremendous QBair. At one time, ther re upwards of twenty- three handred bumau beings on board—what a !—all surprised, «ll elighted, all enthusiastic, aii hungry, and allet.u;»ling for ‘something to take.” That all were ac:ommodated as soon as @iveumstances would permit, wo not tho feast doubt, although «u an overwhelming erowd was well caloulatei 10 appal even the daantless energy of our old friend Collins. That everybody felt a national pride in beholdiog the substantial, beautifu', and swift-sailing Baltic, weare net surprised ; and when they learn that her mate, the Arotic, has just completed the quiskest pasiage onreoord, between this port and Liverpool, and that, too, inthe dead of winter, the denizens ef Washington will searcety know how to give vent Whe Recent News—Whe Arming of Burepe. Europe ie arming for war. As und foed bat deeply settled spprehension pervades the Conti nent, from Belgium to Viensa, that a general war is impending. Even Portugal, isolated from the a. tive cirele of continental polities, and rearcely taken powers, is actively arming for the anticipated exi- geneics of s general convulsion. But it is remark- able, that im all these warlike preparations, we do- teet no symptoms of s struggle between the Euro- pean liberals and the despote—no sigas of impend- ing barricades axd popular outbreaks. The ralors of the continent appear to feel secure of their sub- joets, but all of them are, perhaps, suspicious of the restiess French army, and the imperial proosed- ings of Louis Napolesa. In the British Parliament, the movement of Lord Jobn Ruesell for the organization of the militia, betrays with unmistakeable distinctness, the secret of the alarm in that quarter. The Sritish Cabinct place no reliance in the pacific professions of the French President. The very declarations of hie peaceful disposition, eeom to be regarded, on the otber hand, as an adiitional eause of distrust. If it be the design of Louis Napoleon to make an at- tempt upon England, it is, of course, his policy to keep bis own counsels, and to deceive the enomy by every stratagem ealoalated to quiet his suspicions and lull him into security. Aoting upon this con- elusion, the British Premier is boldly urging the necessity of internal defenee against the possibili- ties of external conspiracies. Whatever the danger or the security of England may be against invasion, the movement of the Premier will no doab: strengthen the existing ministry, and give it a basis of popularity whioh Russell has not heretofore on- CBart Creal Men Son 311050, postal Sens 14 50; Bl, Ba 80,85 0 a8, Suranron Oovar, (Two Lar geri rayne 16a, 456, deo, Sa GA GOR 8 S74 106 Sh 0, os, 49,87, 486, 456, 486, 491, 462, 493, 496, 496, 407, 408, 000, 434, en. Park, Oity tole. bearths iis Park. Poalsua Wil id by J: Shee harpuy & Vande te let in Brookiyn, on Faiten ween Tillary ond, Johason four story, freeatone f M3 tect fgone 14 feed 6 iueh eel ing, with ‘revolving jose in fromt, irom shavers iv i "For fur:hor pactioulers vedvosR 10s Palve treat, Broo! California. —Perso tionr, atont to proceed to Cal ne pig auce on their li Fike former, oro ny M fe Notional Loam Fund Life Ie cea 7 Grand street, Jeyer ty jo in Now Por rates of ply as above. RR, General Ager Premium and neneral ence mere elana Vile self Everdell, Card Engra wey. corner of Duane streot — Ble; bess ive ‘Be, 7 gd03 Brond- Olatsof arme , Bo. — MONEY MARKET, Toxenay, Mareh 2-6 °. M, ‘The fancies do pot meve upward co rapidly 25 an- icipated. Nearly every broker im Wall strest is engaged Jn the ixfiation ; but it is bard work, even ia the absence of opposition. - There are very few bears in the market, and there eeeme to be very little disposition to sell short 1862 1; United States, 1866, 2; onthe let declined, Reading Railroad fell off \4 per errt; Zine Company, } ; Morris Canal, %; Long Island, 34. ‘The transactions were unusually large at the first board, aud the excitement in the street has not abated in the least. The deeline in most of the fancies to-dey, Was probsbly nething mere than s reaction, eaured by the rapid rise of the past few days. news from Europe by the Franklin, msy have been the eavuse, partially, of the depreciation. Politi- cally our foreign advices are highly important. Qom- me- | merelally they are not s0 favorable as those brought by the previous steamer, There appears to be an easy mo” ney maiket throughout Furepe, and capital was rapidly accumulating inthe numerous depositories. Therate of foterest had reached the lowest pointe knewn for years. notwithstandisg which there was no demand for mosey tosny extent. There whese feelings lead that way, do | not appear anxicus to enter the field at present, and | > rather ecem imolined to wait s more favorable oppor | pee Boye is iF touity, At the first board to-day, Erle Ratirosd went up | $n ihe iBth. 163 tho Teslian ‘and Ulwsin-ate: sohoe de per eent; Canton Company, %; Norwich and Wor- eoster, 14; Brie Income Bonds, }z; Brie 1859,1; Erie, All the ether faneies The ‘1b of Ja Bate Sage Werase st pat is Boop at . of pny LB ATF sad at Philadelphia, on the 1st inet. Kev. Onsow Dovarss, ‘tor of the Mariner's Bethel Before heoomiog pastor orth —, be been Beoretary of the Peonsylyania Cole was also agent of the Pemule ‘sation Bockety, H Beamen’s Friend Bockety, one ef the Graad Chaplains of the Bons of Temperance, anda promiseat m:mber of any other beneficial inntitutions ehh Polke} Ko de obtsined at th WERTINKNENTS RENKWKO KVERY DAY, SUBLIO LBOWU Mien. ay BCTURES AT ‘ABBOTT'S COLLEGIATE INSTITU- ‘Young Led os Bringer (nssitovs, Unboy Park. 1a G ‘University, will deli- Vink anes. HE RINUCCINI GALLERY, —THIS Tannen splendid eoilestion of blounzen Sl be tele Bio di Sto Spirito. A anolent and noble tan) bine, Cart Baie. oe: tors Appar, ae alent tho principal cities of tho Uuites Seate Dee: —JU iT RECEIVED a FULL lates, sll» a fagh D guerrosy arti AND GENTLEMEN "risa 4, LUORA. Will be te Ne svcd frou Bvtope, te ARTICLES WHICH AP- Courier and Buquiror on tho ‘the head of “Free Trade, Motals,” will eons y. to W. X., Po: Y Gen: ain adress, 0 Waslingten, D. » Ce OTICB.—THE ANNUAL ELEOTION POX DIRECT- ore of the Now Fork and a Tiverpeel Uni ed Stasos ‘Mall Steam: ree rm we \d at dhe office o ay, 4th, Maren Feild tom eee YOULE, fee'y. NGRAVER WANTED.—A an0p ENGRAVER, WHO understands evgteving © er bookdis ply to HUBSTI6 & LEVY, 1770) erg. in ‘Grane atroot, any o clock’. 40 30 ; ivr apy of the purposes of commerce. Commercial ere- PHoLst BRERS = MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY ARE | 7 BOND AND MORT- batho taal joyed, andthe want of which hasseriousyombarrass- | What ts tn a Wame t—othing, for i¢ | dichsd been se much shaken bythe frequent mereantil UN isiend s mesting, to be held avahe corner of bal 0 ante gtie apoliean, om pr From the unusual and oxtraordinary quictness | ’ ry how'd or Too aad é Breome nd Meat surcots, om ‘ednesday evel March et Dita ce Bevation catain tae hich has characterized ths proceedings in the ed his administrative policy. But, lying deoper Ny a3 he mean failures, that loans upon business paper were not easily % LT attends Oy hye eb ease See thetes | Pek paceons in Ale Gaston, Water elles Assembly, within the last two days, it is fantici- than mere oonsiderations of local popalarity, is the Staats Sohtcese: derendlliy emtatanne. |, nescence: Comsicerableianxiety’ is manMested to ern CUFF, Beoretary. 7 SA nanan te ihe EE manifest apprehension of national danger froa the what will probably be the result of the present position of polities) affairs on the Continent. Whatever agita- can with ou ons of his shill. ohaliengs vine bias pated that both political parties are preparing for TO LOAN, HON PERSONAL raroaee t 880,000 @ grand set-to on the first favorable opportunity. The ousting of Col. Snow, while it has utterly annihilated the schemes of the Holy Alliance of ‘Temperance, and other cliques of similar reformers im this vicinity, has also cut down the majority of the whigs te one in the Assembly,—consequontly, both the teetotalers and the whigs are greatly cha- grined at the unfortunate rosult to themselves ef Professor Snow's unfortunate ‘vote for him- self.” They will do all in their power to reinstate the chief representative of cold wa- terism; while, on the other hand, the democrats, with the aid of their two conscientious whig allies, will leave no loophole unsccured through which the doughty solonel can creop back into thecham- ber, unless it is through the ba'lot box. It is quite probable that the present ‘‘calm is but the preour- sor of the coming storm,” and, before the session is over, the people of this State may bo astonished with prosecdings in the Assombly which will far eclipse the celebrated coup d'état, last year, of the democratic opponents of the canal enlargement bill, whose sudden resignation in a body, prior to the wage of the fiscal appropriation bill, compelled Gov. Hunt to ordera special election to fill their pisces, and call an extra ecesion of the Legislature, im order to procure the financial means of carrying en the State government. in the State Sonate, yesterday, a favorable re- port was made on the Assembly bill repealing the act of last July, compelling the Mayor to nominate, within a given time, a Chief of Police. It will be weoollected the measure which i: is now proposed to repea!, was parsed for tho special gratification of the defunct, but not deplored, Common Council, in consequence of the difficulty between that body and Mayer Kingsland relative to Mr. Matsell, whom the sapient Vity Fathers wished to oust, simply for the reason that he was adomocrat. The Legisla- tive scheme did not succeed. Mayor Kingsland triumphed over the petty devices of his whig breth- ren—Mr. Matsoll retained his post as Chief of Po- hice, and a large majority of the whig Councilmen were replaced by democrata. Among the bills passed by the Senate, was one exewpting frou taxation the proposed branch mint im this city; also, a bill increasing the power of the School oflicors of the Twontieth ward. The bill to extend the charter of the State Agricultural Soci ety, so as to hold real estate to the value of $20,000, was defeated in the Senate. Our farmer statesmen in the Senate do not appear to approve of specula- tions in ‘fancy stocks.” The Sonate wound up a Deity executive session, but what all the furs was about time alone can tell. Important bilis ro- lative to the law of divorce, and the usury laws, wore reported in the Assembly, and the features of both these bills will be found in the proceedings. Our Albany correspondent writes that the Canal Investigating Committee will prebably finieh the examination of witnesses to-day; but when the ro- port will be forthcoming, is still shrouded in dark- mess and mystery. With regardto the mandamus ease at Fonda, it is undorstood that Judge Cady will discharge the matter, without giving acy opinion. G The telegraph furnishes the :eport of the mual- @ipal elections in scvoral of the cities of this State ‘The whige have generally elected their candidates im Baffalo, Auburn and Troy; and the democrate fm Syracuse, Utica, Rome, and Rochester. In the latter city it is said that the tompersnoe vote was quite large. The British steamenip Merlin, Capt. rived at this port yesterday, from St. Thomas and Bermuda. She loft the former on the 2ist, and the latter on the 26th ult., and brings advices from St. Lucia to the 12:b. There is not a word of nows in apy of our files worth publishing The exaraination of witnesses in the Willis and Forrest affair was continued yosterday in the Supe- Cole, ar- our columns, weary cempelicd to omit the report @f the proceedings. Mr. Johu Van Buren attempt- 0d to introduce the iextimony in the late divorce eree, in jastifitation of the attack made by the de fendant on Mr. W. ‘Thia was not allowod by Jadge Bosworth. A fall report of the caae will be pub'ished to-morrow. y wore yee lod rday empane in There is a good | for the present | us neatly all ocsupied by the an Ita flaslly discharged, Sessions ecurt ab, for rape, ag unablo | eld their monthly meet- An eating paper on the end cotton manufactures, was | Dudley. ‘The number of new | proposed was larger than on auy former | being upwards of one hundred Henny Cuay’s Oprvtons Hi RESIDE We have reasons for believing that Mr. Clay pre | fere Mr. Fillmore—in preference eithor to Scott or Websver--as the next whig cand date for the Presi- dency. Tho same distingaished man has al dy expressed hie preference of Mr. Caw ag tho cand dste of tho democracy. All the old whig a Mr. Ciay also prefer Mr j —— | Paovinctatsem.—A provineial journal, pablished | at Philadelphia, enlied th that “ New York ta fast wealth, fashiva, and pol North Ame ears beooming the oentre of tioal power, io the U nioo— the London—the very Paris--cf the conntry.” ‘Trae as gospel! be Philadelphia joarnals are | beginning to see the sun onday Merine Atraire. THYAN Bream Ladlow, from Savanuwh ptain Berry. from Char! ig. Through the poll Campbell amd Mather, the pursere of t we were piptly rupplisd with the nema! favors of cur Bouthern | contemporaries Weare indebted to Howry & los Bx prone (or rimilar favors ve @reammont Bay Srare. which came to coltitton with the tele of slatns, repaired ber rudder at Newport and proceeded to Fall River on Bunday afternoon. he Slate of Maine won towed to Fall Mawr on Monday morning the steamer Oavonieue The Empire Btate taker the | Binve of he Bay Etave on the route, from the very general belief that employment and pensable to the safoty of the French diotater. The English cabinet seem to entertain the sus pretext, would, more than any other stroke of po- licy, contribute to consolidate the governmon! and the power of Louis Napoleon among the French people. Such appear to be the causes of the war panic in England. They are vague and intangible, but net without some show of consistency aud wise discretion. A late letter from the Paris correspondent of the London Times—which e re-publish in our columns this morning—discloses, on the other hand, a now and very significant cause of perplexity to the Pre- sident of France. The Emperor Nicholas has thought proper to admonish “the nephew of his uncle” that he is going ahead a little toe fast; and that in reviving the national symbols of the Empire, ho is treading upon dangerous ground. Nicholas is dictator ef the Continent—that must be understood. The symbols of the Empire may re- quire the subjugating campaigns of the Empire— the absorption ef Belgium, tho reduction of the Rhesieh provinces, the annexation of a portion of them, the occupation of Italy, and tho provecation® to a general war, which may endanger the safety of the frontier dominions of the Czar himself, and destroy that equilibrium of power onthe Continent of which, since the revolution of 1818, he has been the arbiter. He also gives Louis Napoleon to un- dorstand that he is regarded as a mere locum tenens amopg the rulers of Europe—-that he is not a le- gitimate among them, and isonly to be tolerated as temporary necessity. The same objection to the great Emperor brought him finally down; and Russia wag a potent instrament in the work. To this audacious advice of the Czar, Louis Na- poleon is reported as having replied with the humility becoming a neophyte among the despots, His adoption of the symbols of the Empireisa matter of the most porfect innocence. It is not done to re-establish the Empire, te disgute the control of European affairs with Nicholas, nor for the re-establishment of a dynasty horotofore rejoot- ed by the legitimate powerz, nor for the disturb- ance of the peace of Europe—not at all. It is simply for the tranquillity of Franoe. The imperial emblems of his unsle have alone the power of quist- ing the traditional aspirations of the French people. They are only intended for Buncoombo—nothing more. This ought to be satisfactory to the auto- crat. But his letter of advice was written before he could have received any information of the | confiscation of the Orleans property. How far that act may appease the imperious Nicholas, has yet to beascertained. The correspondence, as de- tailed by the letter te the Tumes, certainly does not promise an alliance betwoen lrance and Russia to humble Grea! Britain. lt isthe reverse. Assum- ‘ng the letter to be catentially true—and we have ne reason to doubt it—the probabilities of a war between France and England are overshadowed by the groundwork fora rapture between France on the one side, and Russia and Austria on the othor. } | hostili rior Court; but, owing te the vory crowded state of | The emphatic tone of the diplomatic note frem St. Petersburg will warrant the concia” Sion that the Emperor is not in the vein for udmit- ting any such thing as the absorption of Belgium, | or the full length boundary of the Rhine, bya temporary tubstitute as the ruler ef France, in tho place of a regular Bourbon. The efeot of this news in England bad not tranzpired on the sailing of the Franklin. J: was, doubtless, revived with satifaction, and may powibly load to important diplomatic inte nges between fngland aad Russia Meenwhile, Europe is arming for war. Franse is prepared, at a moment’s warning, for aggrowive Her people expect it. They are not ficd with this secondary position of The ruigous o kis glory vg spirit of Europa, in 8 of tho Empire lvcrees of hi sintain the glory of trance et better prepar in Warope. It de ‘ nal quiet of France deman xpects it—Fngland fears it; ba oles on against clal meeting 4 same TeLOLW ero under ing. ands stormy dobste treus H, WF. Joskaon, LF. Wadsw ) Greens, end other ir mysterious movements of Louis Napoleon, and | Sanh yeur selectiin, or leave glory to the French army will soon become indis- | ania: tpt 128 Falton street, and Sprii , Fashion: sy Srna a Leche . A Bleeokeor streot. Spun eee 6 Wholesale. We beg Bf “ Weotorn and southeru —, spring purebasss, to tp te aanee Chahine whieh was never oo veried manufacture of this season. every desirvaole sty fe hich muons deganee for ¥ i form. stoek of Tt embraces manufactured with all she ostabli hmont is —w We bear a great nolse made abont Bhirts.—Wender; who psys the piper? Loe all whi procure s set of ood Bhizte, Teasonablo pri. Gaeenwieh arrest, corner of Chambers. afew cleraas ue for 3: LEV 1; Alpaca do, $2 iB& Ragan _sorncr of Nase 2 Beckman streets. Public et) Gor lenhe spies There Were no less tban five di Papers in sbis city, tha? gave powerfully written edi:orials Ly ‘ellous properties of Dr. WATTS Elsctrical ote ring contumption. The editor of the Mereury seid w several hundred of tho gonuine, actual sfidavite Cold Candy.—The great fire-sido Romedy for Conghs, Colds, Hosrsencas, and the va- Gene throat and lang som plate: Boid by Mrs, W. JEK- 306 Broadway, and by druggists genorally, s Piod its Useful way 4." The peak th aD ie to acquire stor Conscience, Ailing: the world wisn font pee taiaing a dirty grandeur and mises sple end, f rectitude, which it haa pur. trosd read ef “olor chiesnory, (which a cortain sranscondentalist oalls “ spirit”) which is a8 pinin to the writer of this as a: Fou tr al iipeens mitants on ill gain, wealth ‘is's Cold Can re “Taylor. and certifying to ite ofioasy in case Pulmonary compiatutsia their y BLaRes. Thareistns empiric vocabulary required of all the diseases Las ficah leheie to, to use aga subsertuce deceive the insene siex. Bold by Mrs. W. JERVIS, Broadway, and by di ly One Thousand Dollars Nie we Forfeited by ELMORE & CO., if they not ee 4 persons, that the Bohemian Hair bye, ity 4 aged mie It instantly chenges aray or iy hate teste macs Seventy-five eontss cace; six dollarsa dove, Hair Dye is the best y Whisxers, the cs! end it is applisd. The wonderial onse Ang certainsy which this favor ad old establisied Bair bye pertorine ig astonishing. It is for sale, or applica. ales. Batchelor’s New perfocd imit Avery superior article, brated Wig Tastery, No the larga) aod best ae ictal New ting—Now for all by t belipeon "az pining e dxcamed of ieee Grytial “Palace, Wt “Seeds: cet, Phalon’! brill perl tr vee ou be drug stores in every ety aad wn in Amerios. ativasion of persons requiring wizs, 30 a recend | ‘Tbe same was ded a sliver medal tor sa promjom at she lags fair, They on bo ssa a) R. PHA- Wig aad Deis Dye Factory, 14) Boosdway, ovrace of Bey sirees. Wires. Tou; utting=Citi- sens ard stranger of MEDHU KT & HES have on bend the nenved $9 call a the Maas cy ey so Witness Jay mew spriag Lintmant has made more friends and greater cures sapone all article Letors the public ior noarly dts first feionde Dr. Kellinger’s 1 and internal ronedy, many -aptoy . a an ber ep above, we Bay lis that has geporsily, aa th ‘iveu ot she Garner ¢! Hester ang © bo shat for Bearly eleven year | rie eriking upon 6h egailvo | V. ¥. B. atl | eppowed to It, tbat it was got up to | | came to das. U. Weleh moved | it ihe resolution rela’ efirmative, aod 84 (me Offcers) in ihe negstive the adopted, and ordered to be pubil | moet plabbily treated by his frleoda j Ciny Inteligen | Vink —-Alout haif part two o'o wre And Becond avenue, occupied oy Patrick MoVorinick ‘The fire appeared to hi originated in the pantries be. tween the front and beck kitchens. The damage caured by fire trey emount to $1500. Aasintant Captain Btand- £668, WIth ® platoon of men, war early on the ground. sowllen. This wonde fal oa baa beva eonved ay the de Dr SKeilinger's Remedy cared Mr. L, Lops ip & (9m days, of § doep ented cough and interme be we ‘w shear vy e rr ermanent bisck er brown. Sold at No. ‘27 ‘Heden 1 | Hair Dyc.—Baichelor soclebrated Liquid discovered for coloring the hair or | EAE RAR Wig Factory, No. 4 Wall strees. Copy | treat . Wigs and Toupees—We would | * | and 6) do. Braxil—in all, 6,026 bales. Sous than amyoshor | - | ibe frlends and j Thureday, at tion takes place, will, for a time, without doubt, have an unfavorable influence upem eommereial and financial metters. Anything that interferes in any way with the regular operations of trade, is ealeulated to ultimately injure, more or leer, all classes, An artificial inflation of prices, or any sudden activity in the movements of eom- merece, caured by speculation, invariably hasan injurious effect upon th prosperity of the eountry at large. ‘The receipts at the oflice of the Asistant Treruree of thir port, today, amounted to $133,275; payments, $004 567 Bl—balance, $2,090 799 21. ‘The reeeipts of the Erie Railroad Company. during the month of February, 1852, amounted to $201.870 &8, against $125 105 20 for the corresponding month last year—showing an inereare of $76,766 18 for the month this year. In February, 1851, the road was mot opened through to the lake. ‘The Jefferson Insurance Company has declared a semi annual dividend of $3 per share, payable on demand, The Grocers? Insuranee Uompany. has declared @ semi- annual dividend of six per cent. Stock Exchange. 105% 154 sha Srie RE. 300 do 200 go 5000 Eris 24 Bon: W600 Erie Cvt, "62 O00 100 do cee ORD 100 D'phin Coal Co, , b3) 10 Hud sivor RB... © Nor & Wor RR. Sa) do 25 she Bowe'y ss Motes elitan’ Bank. i 4 3 24 Ohio re & Trus 25 Canton Co 220 do SECOND BOARD. 07-100 sha Lg Tela RR. 00 2)NY S&S Nav RR $2000 Kent 20.0 Penn stoient a pepe teret | siete By. ory. TRADE REPORT. i Trvspay, March 2—6 P.M. } vs —Fleur moved to a extent of } cemmon to good Southern at $4623; a $49) ary to choice State at $4 ti Western at $4 81 sorpmeal, whet @ $512) 4) the former value. rye, and barley, contint 3 were slowly bought at 5: in quality. Gorm appeared cheaper. the busi ness i ern ut 64 a Boe; and yellow do. at 6) a 653¢0; per bushel. | the favorable tener of the Franklin's advices, frm utSiyd Forecottom 34 4 9 321, was demanded ; 2s Hour, and 53; and 6d for grain. For Glasgow, 700 bbis. and 500 bbls. prime and mess beef at $5a$ $12, reepectively at i2 a S20, | pee | Kentucky at 5a G0.; 1k | treet; 8S cases new Connecticut seed leaf at Og a 70; | 60 bales Cuba at ise; and 6 cases Now York seed lent ‘h in frat hands, | Om private terms. The stook pani | this evening, consiated of 2.901 bales | vans, f80d0 Yara. 402 do. Ambalemo, 75 ba, 625 do Ha. laraicd, In Woebington City, on the ist imet , at th | Bpiseopal Ohurch, by the Rev. W. | Astantoy Brasta, of New Orleans, La. | roinarte, doughter of Orsoa King, Ex; | kets, 4, of Massacha nding 15,000 bushels—mixed and white South. Corzcx —The aales to. day amountto about 4,200 bales, with a firmer merket than ruled yesterday, caused by | Fizicuts. — Vessels continued scarce, wed freights 10,000 bushels wheat were engaged for Liverpaol, for and $9 | Obio aud State butter wasin demand | i and fair to choice cheese at Oa 74,0. cco ruled firm, the business comprising 149 hhda, bales Havana at private con- 3de. Et. Domingo, | wy Edwards, Mr J. | Mies Buse Ane THe MILITARY . EW YORK VOLUNTE! THA RECRUITS WO i { New York Voluaterrs, ined ae First Kogim ad § Lifo Insurance Agano; ar the Sun office. This ace ioat nil gums on etecke: waseien land warr: ia, or most descriptions of persomal pro- jewel diag. led veers on peas edi 7 eal! ent | perty. orn) roome betweon 9 A. M. TO LOAN, AT SIX PER Mey INTB- $33 000 Eris, ae bum of $13 000, of $6,000, twe and one of $1000, on bre! ani on axe, OF pre Gusuive teal esate, in tte sity, ry 0 JOHN F_ CONKEY, No. 23 Wail sb, corner ot Brond st. -WANTED A PARTNER WITH THIS in a manatacturing busi- vmpetion, the profite om exami mamo, and where USILEERS.—THE MEMGERS OF pan: tided to bo pune beron this, Weavesdny oyoning, ab 724 el Merorr House. It b: Tegniar b eas of imporsenee wir brought bef ALEX. McKBNZIE, Captain, LITARY EQU IEMENTS, —JONN A. BAKER, lft ‘alton sti New York, manufacturer of Sheaths, Koa} je had. on interview O08 | $100. Me short poriod, for which good security interest will be given. Addross Q A.J, Merald efiica, £1 DRAFTS ON UNION BANK OF LONDON, National Bank of Scotland, and Belfast Banking Sempany St Testand. Bt Sa \ aa banks constantly for from sens TAYLOR ‘BKOTHERS: Yo. 76 Wall st,, cor. Peart bod Fret Pon ‘ofie sl EOF A WORSE and Wider—On Friday, the 27th ult, a hore wae ire, ane. has not 30 "young ma, yf ane ive tock Ave inchee niet, fue £20 Sin Gark uae ane hates 6 ad wearing blue | [P, Fock, aod No.8 Waterloo Road, Liverpeels ave fot % , Livorpoel, have for frock eoat. The oslor L. tale Sight Drafts, payable in covery town, Shrovgto s Ireland, 3c: aerate ere also age feietne of Liverpool aed ao aot sie mee Dramatic, and St. George's lit rerpoo) packeta, sailing weekly,” Gortitanies for she shove lines can beads” se TAPBCOT & UO. & SOUTH S7KaRT.— a y trate forany smount, payable sbrovghous aman Broad: ON MONDAY, Tae Finst or ‘Britain ang ieelacd, They arenles tele agente Coeine rect, while walkin, manivue noiucene | Sed Stat Line, ana tho Swatiow Teil Lise, the Braman cekety inlaid on the one side with s diamoad gross, | and Z Line o Eirecyee! Pactews, and © line ot London es near! surroun led wih email dismondsand other sf kote: any of which’ shine can be engared om fesnvusitenrsn” mninintane inside. jader will reseive she above reward * a Brentway 8 ‘ooke ws ROBERT KAITS, Jeweller, 261 iy ONKY MAY ALWAYS BE HAD, IN SMALL B a; = Toa fey, Bateomal propesty of ‘il, Kinda, Boal eatat ie 2 , | or leased, rents collected, Xo. Apply to A, B. REM ANBcuone MbtcanmAN, TesreRUeL, | Coalinga 1 besadcoy tei fot hndang ib will reco: Howard Hotel, corner O8T—TWO PROMISSORY NOTES above reward, by Broadway and Mai ENCLOSED IN A Pe 888° | EQERSONS ABOUT GOING TO CALIFORNIA, WITH ® each jae of $1000, may hear of an unusually good investment what wil reaiio (vem an fmmenys romunee or ‘buf paper wrapper), both made by Mary Aana Pell,and | ration in a very time. For partisalars,1 heps nono endorsed by meine one for $74i LA dated ‘6th of February | Will give the ytroabls, but these who are d ees Isat, at shree monthe, the other for $466 18. ‘The public are cantioned agains! Shasaare, an payment bes heen ped. ‘They ere only valuable to the loser, A liberal st re are will be paid Joaving the same with 8. H. FLEETWOOD, 2 Nassau street. O8T—ON THE FIRST INSTANT, A BREASTPIN, shape of @ heart, with an arrow through it, and ret wih small pearls. ‘The full value of tho sare will be giver no areward, if leit with Petor Asbcn, at the coracz of tho Bowery ‘and Kester ai O8T—A GOLD BREAST PIN. ENAMELLZD WITH blue; im passing from Amity sirsss ilrough Usivoralt Brosdway, to Eleventh stroot, bly rewarded om leaving itay No. Firg, TAUGHT BY ble terms. No objection ALSXANDES KIDD, Musician, 8 Torey im tho roar, third floor, — IANO “WANTED.—ANY PERSEN HAVING A GOOB seoond 1 Piano to dispose of for cash, wi'l fiad a chaser by ing, stating price and particulars, 8, M, 0, Hera a ote IANO WANTED.—A coop SECOND HA xD cor- Ft it & amity streets a i co . tee or upright Pismo. Apply by letter, stating where Lo8t;.0% MONDAY, MARCH Ist, 4 SHAWL PLN, eeu, aNd tho lowesd rice, for easb, t0 A. By vox made of Scotch pebble, in the ofa wreath. Toe ro “Poet Of Ander will be rewarded by leaving 10 ab No, 20¢ Greoue ateces — . IANO — A YOUNG MAN GOING 70 EMIG alifornie, on Friday, bavicg «63 cotare Pisa r, $176, wont oto of it at £10. 4073 Budeon street. JANOS FOR S4LE—ONE ERARD RO'SWOOD Frand Vians, for $200; two upr'gi.s Pisnos, hax dsome ? jd $200; ono Amoriogn seven oe- Piano, of exosllont tone and finish, for 827s. and for anle at 4 TROM AN INDIAN, WOO ARRIVSD IN on Friday cvoning, sho 23h ings., by the eight Nhe Now Haven Kallros con! Lage, and caps. The said sruak sll stim maa. with 1» Wi ah ri wear; neithe pave whiskers. PIANO FOR SALE -— - > | GPLEND! NEW UPRIGHT GUND ON MONDAY EVENING, FEB 2, 1852, 07 | 0) Plano, of unsurpassed tou, forsal:, lf apsliod for im- h i clit Uall, a Gold Cut Linaad Iebbon, alec atadge Lisen tiaad, | Bedistely- Fe DUN iy to t. DUNLAP, Hid 6% Brosoway. kerchief, The owners ca} Griffiths, No, 14 Ludlor AASTRUCTION, | paoanix BOARDING | ecHooL, AT “KEYPORT, a have thom by callingon Mr. Jamos reot, and paying charce: N DAL OF HENRY cosy rae MEDALLION NUM- bor of the ie now om male by fe ie carly om Wedneals The trisnas of Henry 2» {a0 ni wile of wh hab the ‘ORMAN, of flour were shipped on private terms. and 1500 bales of a ts y 28 miles from Now York. The nites ell ply Onis octton by the steamer Glargow, at For London, jars leaves foot of Barclay sirous, ot 2 Publishers, 47 Ana st. Bobs tebucco was taken in boxesat 2s. €]. There was ro Tk toHayre, For California, rates were steady at 46 an 5 Phulon’s Hagic Halr Dye, to color the Provisions seemed quite buoyant, the movements hair or whiskers the moment ss ¥ AY nee. withons injery te | consisting of 4(0 bbis. prime andimess pork, at $13 624g Tor 'r03 ait or skia. Ly diately wishoud | 9 414 1: and $16 50a 4107 200 packages extra shoul. x. tiemen com "4 to 2g. Apply at the spate Re bad eg fas aati ders and hams at 7a 74 nd 0 a8yc; 200 bbls Ne. 11g) Chaniveres treeb. ‘. e - pee ee? fnjane sity and sovnsry by drugaise | "Pd 20¢ kegs prime lacd atYad:.c, and 9% #1040; ADIES AND GENTLEMEN WISH TO ‘nite Beaten Priee (2), oon. Tho first sa. Write 8 good hand in 3 shors time, learn io four by addressing Mr. ©. ARREGHA, Bi Seckmen at. PRs —EVERY DAY THIS WEEK. MR. Goldsmith, 259 Broadway, receives new pupils to Writing Clscses. ‘Perma Ue y $2 6) me iT} le howresoh. Ladies’ ols 1A. a4 jontie- mon during the day and evening. Private taatruction, at the rooms only, reduced 0. um bers may be had, bo et ” cents, of the: whe wish te res American yan thus obtain the early aumbers under NAGEL 5 Aba! GaRtnka. Give, 7t Fulton etroe vaeum comp) the erixinal price. Line prints, soraps, viows, & Tho whole lot to ry fer pubis are requgeted to onllat 192 Nassau stress. J.P, NEAGLE. ITIES, NATIVITIES, } jirendy Store, conssina she. ¢ Nant through the length a | "Pee DOTTLE DEPARTMENT AT TU CRLRDRATED | dios, Port, 8h horry, Madeira, C 8 Tand, ah Ou Tuerday. March 2, by the Rev, BF, Watfold, Me, | Wires, Sebi bs in possesion ct his uativisy. Th lem Mane tar | Acevas Wea, of Detieeots | Jamate Ke. how. by ths €0- fe ucare, events. Ail eatetoily enlenia’ed and | Seve B. Suceen of New Maree, oon © Mise Henas- A’ UNDERGIuL, noted on paper, after pian At But y even | _ #9 Brooms sizces, sorave Crosby, | the destiny of tho indi | th. N. H. Pebruary $4, Graney 8. Pacuusen, of | — - Bativitien aro draw a; | Keene, 8. i, te 8. hues Hamre, of Bath, M,N, UNDERAILI RESPROTFULLY CAULS TUE | Patarel philorephy. 1 } } Diew, | 08 March 3, Geenenp Heaton Moran, aged 29 yours, 5 mouths awd 2% days Dar and rejatives are respect and those of her fether and wR, axe Feepootfully luvited to t brother-in law, M st ond the ‘umeral, on Wedneaday, Mare’ 3, at 3 o’olocis, trom 4 Coenticn eli : On Monday eraring, March 1, of rontlet fever, Lean eidert non of William RK, ead Chariosts Leara, aged 3 pnd 40 days, | years. 9 mont | | The friea de and relatives of the fa amily are respaetfall: } ke ed iy nes funeral from the residence of is father, No 0p ond street, ils ( Wednoad noon. at be'f-p o'closk Wperaesde ny Tuesday, the 24 inst, Acerawned Base f Sootlend, aged 45 yoarn and 6 moatha te anos of the family ave ree 4 bis fansret. frou his Lave re wie.on Wadnenday part 8 oolook, without f | pind a idence. noon, the 8d tuvitation On Monday evening, Jet iost, Gxonce Wacnen, onild of Robert M, ¢ ett aged } your, 4 momins aad 4 Tho rela invited to tvea and fele end the fy gart, 82 Weet Uren eroh Ist, Mr. Day aged 2 ‘%. Eis fri sand acquatntan king, are respsoti rel, from bie Ia’ rer Avenues B and0, oa W writheut further tnvitelloa Greenweod for jaterme: Matoh 3%, of congent sNept, # Batlye of Aotland, 0f. alse thos of Jarnas Alte bequest tend hile fane Ninth street, between be Jd inst, at 2 o'clook, cnx Canter, hiary inn Horris, aged ulue The reiativer and friends of the family are to witend the funeral, thts day, at belt pa “£3 ‘a hee tor reeidence of his parents, No. 5 Monroe street, Oo Tuesday morning, at » quarter past 10 o'olock, brs. * Hatechings’ Vv tgetabie Dyspepsin Nitters, = Of abl dhe reelbes which Lave bene! ren tv mankind for the a Maey T. Linnunonn, wile of Mr. J, 8. Li aT year of asa 4 imburger, in the ‘ihe funeral will take plese on Thursday. Mi o'clock P. M,, from tho residence of Mri intranet 08 “top Breadway. The remains will be tak Gresntoos Gamer for Interment ‘The relatives and friends of the family aie respeotfully invited to attend, without farther notice On Monday, ist intt., Anam Grin W, eldest son - Daniel and} Mary Avo Walker, in the loth’ year of his SThe frtemda of the he family are invitee attend his fane- ral, from No. Broadway,on Ti , the ath inat., 1 o'eiceh P M., wilbout turther t Attention of dealors im liquor to bis extensive stoek of shotoc oid Beas key, Rum, Bootod and East ludia Pals a) Lrown Siow, & So. a8 Bar gent Loss re, Tho colobrated Brandy store, eurner of Orceby. os dave “ghd hatord. A)1 letters te C. W. two bioeks belsw Bronaway, w - ete freee Bt on. D, (Onis, © tj rom Obio: ~Dayton ie,) Oot Aooordivg to promi, ative ; lation bo! famnilieg. &¢., Winer, Whi London Por'er, than at say othor 430 Broome stroes, MM, Si 22TERS #00, ARs CRinaaaTRD ror gate rene i % i piling. ju Ghals Mae, of aay uoase | down. T hava, thereto, eye r mplete ty | and dally Jook for them. ¥ fre now preperod. 10 cher ' 3 Wices, Brandl s Champagnes, Hook, Clarets Porter, ic, | SON: MGs ToC. W. Brown ttout, Havana rors, &o., & hoery: wiih care MB. PETERS & | BuRE, DEFIBD.—RICH's SarKs A Fatons owing | stot connty, Now York, iw & Rerensity for eve * rt | Bice hee faerdige 2 ae WILDER'S he 829 in Ui OF couvincion proof of the 4 ded with one of Ri New Yone S8th Pab i RIN, susseasors to Kich & Co.~ east von books of tho Uleter White Lead 0 Py OTICR.—ODD FELLOWS HALL. N Grand and Contre anrecta: - ; MAPS, (Capt. France, iste of eten: wdarent roprictors of this mom a tbe F and the pubile, us improvements have bs Ht they have beoo: he pee pele! mh aad ss Ay ne Sortie 08 ow iy m to <7 exovllod b ways o) | peeeaeueee the rackets Saord. fos ds of winos, liquors. ko, The adi yd ine ehinese and stor: ve wbyle od nig 9 Agsik. r from Gre r Are invited to a mos of the delica: 90 —” of bhis— the. pe splendid eobabliahbtas Rnoas. ihe Jinan White Load Os, attorn”, with aud No. Me for, vale 8 she oot a S& MORVIN ‘to Rich & Co., sole prop ictor y wskore of EBlamandos Bale = dor's and ras # patents, | ; MATHIMONIAL, * M ar PRIMONY MaDR Rasy, OR GOW TO WIN A : Professor 2, roid So ang nd dee ve ton. formarly of ean Plain gireotions to ips of one dol yor gentlemen to win opporive sox aa their apie, byes eapuivatiog reap ative et tne appearano though novi Vo acraaged wile Auction Ante ts Monday and red, Gar PIALD, P; Poptiosor, “ ¥ Mags, F 4 dulicncy that doteotion is {mupornibia. Aa- ne and kind, Ae tov, Be No tebbere taken ith haeness and beils com ben d. prope h 0@. The wbove sold of wes, Tiioularey Inquite of George arpel, Clay Hotel, 49 mer heed & tre ‘Tho shove oan be otros. LROAD.~ 148 u ty, im the afternoon, wil I tet of Marah, vi woen Tron laser, on and af WA now pase New® Tare x nlsvion; he ds 1056 hands commences aso on the Scot of Maren, leaving Trenton nine yeero old, and warranied soand phon 4 he gent nee re ane FP purer $3, will be wold for $20", tices bon 200 F oh Office. L J4MDEN AN el [ty Plor Ni by oa ine Teaven ab BA: through to Philadelphi ‘iret class care, $3 ANTOR RAILROAD, Lad RATA. VE-NSW AND B¥COND i withons tops, Apoly at ‘ight wagon manulas- aif hours. Fsro— olaes, $2. Rovurging, losve ry re M.snd 2 port, from Pier YOAL AY REDUCED PRICKS.— NAS — ft FatLAvaLY LPHia& DIRBOT,—U, &, bas Malo w reduction in tne grits Bhi) Linea, throu, igh is de i ass, Nd which is govelving @ fterh supply, J. Baltes ror ri dare may Oy, ying Hew jouw York and Adamo eiroets, Broollyn, Me Labo “eave Puiladeiphtg: eo pee nurs irom okat Walnuts | (OAL BELLING AT (Repueep Pi ei meee Wiakine and $2 5U for seoond olass, jh trom I r6, orton aur ote | quali Pol ies pe ae ieee hy wagh owe Lt. Ht fioMsre, Without vapanen bth on ddl en tan at oe