The New York Herald Newspaper, April 22, 1852, Page 6

THE PUTNAM UIVORCE CASE. Supreme (on 1t.—Ctrealt. Before Roosevelt. MARY ANN PUTNA Ari. 21.—Doetor | Counsel as to the chars Mr. O'Conor objecte. his exception Dr. fecbard M. Bow ies i Adam and her family (vy Tacier of Miss McA ma‘ed as high as from year to year Cross examined. 1 oned until to-day. ‘The Rev. Gardener \©ODORE PUTNAM. rie the defendants o Court admiited it under chat he knew Miss Me- vever heard the cha- vaca qbefore ; it is osti- ve seem her Many times hoord her character quos- led by the plaintift .urch now in Beek- 1 think I know his her, I do not think register book.] on | Woodhead to Theo- j Gaughter. but it ir rc T could recogmize he ‘18th May. 1842. 1 ma: ’ Bore ‘utnam, Abraham Bell was +L reside at 423 Bro.» Yad have been so ¢ inted with the fe tfeen years, and « Plaand, for forty yes @—Do you knov eter Of Miss Mc * uestion was ob adant and deposed nundation for would believe her r character quos- a this ; Tama and auet place of residence i acquainted with Mis equ the Messiah the bal M voted with the et I have known virely unexcept him to my knowl with sper ay ited th i Lam nequ Mies dam Crose examine ived in thi t the Invi quainte an Belfast. ive of e frequontly iso met hor she when ¢ much Was acquainted with b id reputation in Bel- fast; it was un The witnes « ed Defendant's counsel evidence a ce Of the dimensions of th of Bank street. which Biated it to be 240 fect feet wide. Admitted ‘s counsel Jacob Straut—Reside + street; Lam not occu. nt; Tam fro y ai the foot o street; se at each hank street. in West e side an «fli it a house—a brick building. not ler tories; that’s on the corner of West stree the upper windows of 1 or that pier: the L and I don’t know comnts on West street; look pretty much on upied. I know. for four longer; a Mr, Morgan f ne story frame build- ing: Mr. Morgan's soup i y jolus the brick house; the Office stands alo To the Court—That hove y 1845; it was not exactly » James M. Drake, deep broker. connected with ti fam acquainted with Miss Jou ten years; [have seen his ir Tam acquamted with her ¢1 erand reputation; it ix Matirely without biemich « as [have any knowledge Cross-examined.—I knw hor father and mothe a isited in the house: I hu vr. Putnam; [made : agiaintance in January | knew him’ by and by sight before that vonally; timin Miss McAdams company before I became ac juainted with him; I don’t rewember the time nor the vince; I remember to have seen them once in Bleecker street. on a Sunday afters walking together; Tcasu ally saw them: 1 did not j ; that was between 4 ani 6 o'clock in the afternox Kk. in the autumn o 248: Lhave seen them in tis ot. walking together, on two or three occasions. but hive no distinct recollection Of the dates or the locality, | did not join them on any of those cecasions: I think ‘i knew when I saw him walk with Miss McAdam, that he was a married gentleman: I Gid not know that Miss Me\dam had no acquaintar with his wife. or any of his fumily; 1 think 1 ace spe ® built before October, £ Jacob Little & Co; 1 ite MeAdam for some sony within that time; to Miss McAdam about Mr. jutium, previously to’ I don’t remember speaking f him more than once; it must have been at the close of 1850: probably sometime prior tomy fret making bis xequaiu prior to that time J never had any conversation with MeAdam about Bir. Putnam; I firet heard that ) MeAdam was charged with impropriety with Mr. Putnam, in February, si REBUTTING TESTIMONY FOR PLANTIFF. John Woodhead, §r.. father of the plaintiff, deposed:— T have two sons and one daughter; my daughter's age is avout thirty; I had as early as July. 1848, a know- ledge of the habit of Mr. Putnam walking with Miss er intimated it to my daughter until giving visitof Mr Putnam and his fami- o england; in May, 1$49, I took steps to asc tain if Mr. Putnam was renewing his visits in that vi nity; it was the last week in May; I went to Roberts and ‘and his partner, corner of Christopher street, and asked them if they had seen him there; they made to me a iatement of what they had seen; I went to institute that enquiry at the request of my daughter, —Previourly to the request thus made, had you ob- rerved anything in her appearance and manners? (Ob- jected to. Jeti 0 Conor contended that they had aright to show that in her manner and appearance she seemed quite unhappy and dissatisfied at the conduct of her bus- band, it was attempted to be shown by the defend- ‘faut that she was happy and contented. Doctor Put- nam said he left her quite happy, and he haa thrown an imputation on her parents, of having created the su: picion in hex mind, é ‘The Court said that declarations of the wife eannot be given in her favor, The declarations made to Dr. Put- nam were used against her. and any declaration in her favor. connected with that time. might also be g! but these declarations. now otfe |, were made at a difforent time. They could give evidence of her being ill if she ness continved—In May, 1849, after T received the uation from the tinmen: I communicated it to my ter Q—Did you over. except on the oceasion mentioned y member of your family. to your ize, say anything in the presence of Mrs, Putham ending to excite the suspicions or jealousy of your daugh- ? [Objected to—adinitted—and e: d to by de- ant] A.—On the contrary. we did everything to al- fay it: my daughter was sick at the house of Mr, Putnam in 189; in April and May, ehe was co sick that she could from the honve to the stage, one or tw and see us; during the summer of 1549. we era prevailing in this eity: she had the cho- leaving Mr, Puinam; she left his house on the 22d September, 184%; from the time | made the commun! om to her at the elose of May, until the 22d paerenng Ponisi, Miss Gould, and o great favorite populs most ac this evening ers by Sa the ‘band. utterly inexcusable. Nr. O'Conor took charge The jury retired about six ina verdict that the defendant was + impropricty the Court ‘t Mr. 1 udgment. Bowrny Turarne —T Maid of M entertainmehts to-night will sustain the leading charact admired dramatic rou | which has been plac manner as regards which gives to those pieces th conclude the performances of Us ster,” a Honesty is the Bi ia which I tr, Abbot, will, as tablishme Nino's Ganpen.— myplished ar hment My Neigh 1 presente nd varied 5c presuaned the ¢ notwithstanding the forming to crowded Fulalie” will be gi faults the want of Whatever be their station, high or (ow. they rarely found an instance of a woman of thut | citadel of her virtue. The Judge ally, throughout his remarks, wilh mu conduct of the defendant. whic! father and a bo aj he was married, and the futher of a child his conduct was with a view tomake « Court then adjourned. by their ii she does not errors of that senehy rch in her women. COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET, Weoxespay, April 21—6 P.M. ‘The market was not so buoyant at the first board, to- day, for the fancies. Thee was considerable activity in all the leading securities, but prices fell off from the open- ing. Erie Railroad declined 3{ per cent; Reading Rail- at a little be. | Tad A: Norwich and Worcester 4; Harlem %; New i hourabseat, brought | Jersey Zine Co, 34; Erie Tucome bonds 44; U, 8. 6's, 1867, no! guilty of adul- | 4, ragua Transit advanced one per cent, with sales wards bi bia of only a few shares, ‘The departure of the steamer @ custody of the | > nie Webster, of this line, yesterday, with about six hundred paseengers. has doubtless given holders greater confidence in the stock. Phenix Mining Company ad- vanced to-day 4; percent, with but one small salo, al- though ihe demand was active, Erie Bonds, 1868, wont up 3; per cent. and were firm at the improvement, There was more activity in Morris Canal than we have noticed for some time, without any improvement in the market fund surrendering the suumented ocoasion- severity on the was, both asa Considering Py . utterly some exceplions to the Judge's n, being three quarters a stay of The eaces the {and Mrs, Porter n excelicnt Mr o other feature sary effect, will aug. scenery, nuit receipts from all sources during the last year, amounted to $116.27 92; current expenses, $52,012 60. a BROAL watnn.—Fe 8 this evening, in | leaving as profits of the year's business, $64,285 23; which hi 1 tragedy of uu Teil.” He will be | with the profits of the previous year, has enabled the di- sted by Mesers, Venno, Madame | rectors to meet the demands upon them for interest on the bonded debt, and to pay dividends on the preferred stock, at the rate of ten per cent per annum, There has been subscribed and issued 6,055 shares of preferred | stock. ‘he proceeds of about 2,055 shares were required to pay the floating debt and interost in arrears. It would be uveless to express an opinion relative to this report— it speaks for itself, Eric Bonds Convertible, 1862, wore offered to-day in large quantities, and large sales were made at «decline of 34 per ceut on the opening, and 1 per cent at the close. At the second board, the market opened and closed very buoyant. Erie Railroad advanced 4% per ceut; Vortsmouth, 34; Morris Canal, 4 ; Harlem (preferred), ‘4: Phomix Mining Company, 1 per cent, with unusually large sales. and closed firm, with an increased demand, on time. at current rates. Edgeworth sold at an improve. ment of 1 percent on last sale, but holders do not seem disposcd to sell at present quotations. Tho saie of Dau- on » drama of iL be w her wiih usnal, deiigii the psonati lontly the ar he Rousset tists in their prof Chambors htod with the The piee uer,”’ and the yled the Ithiseve- plin Coal Company stock to day went off well; 50 shares gin i ores Mes es, yen Feed Arnold, | sold at and 380 shares at 49, cash, These prices are se Sen esa oh he eae ig tending gu advance on the last sale at the board, ure, Which will int © My, Blanch. ‘Phe steamship Asia, from Liverpool. brought $150.4 nd the amusements will conclude with — jn epecie on freight, in the Dark.” The Chatham Bank has declared a dividend of 4 per | eer eee ree he Chatham Bank has declared a dividend of 4 per cent ht the manager Why Cough and wnd the musical den Locks,"* at, boing of a ipts at the office of tho Assistant Treasurer of , to-day, amounted to “$81,034 14; payments, 10—balance, $3.281,421 01. ‘The strong easterly wind which has prevailed for the last two days at Buffalo. has wsipated the remaining ice at the east end of Lake Erie, and no obstruction to the free navigation of that lake may be anticapated heuce- forward, ‘Telegraphic despatches announce the opening of the Ww nd canal into Lake Erie, by way of Grand river and Port Maitland, where the ice has broken up. There are two entrances from the Welland canal into Lake Erie. the lower and shortest one by Port Colbourn, and the upper one by Grand river and Port Maitland. Grand river is used as a feeder tothe Welland canal, and is nayi- gable into the lake. Port Maitland is some distance above Port Colbourn, and navigation is always earlier by the upper passage. The tolls this year on broken castings, railroad iron, bloom, pig and scrap iron, through One with the ¢ a is entertaix character, 0! norrow night band of minstrels, the weather, are per- The new song of ning, together with inc! 3 houses ni, u the Phantom Chorus from « mnambula,”” and the the Welland canal, are one shilling per ton; do. through ae os ican ey a Sanaa the St, Lawrence canals, one shilling per ton. Iron cast- ‘oon sTheLS.—Wood’s endeavors as manager |; i have been crowned with great success; his hall is well 18% nails, spikes, and other descriptions of iron not filled nightly with highly respectable assemblages, and the | lsewbere described, through the Welland canal, one performances are ed with the utmost sa’ tion. shilling and sixpence per ton; the same through the St. We understand that mn Monday evening next. KA Hor Astor Prace, Or will ap entitled * The nagh, Lynch, Rainer ar again th At this place have been very successful. Fei.ows’ Mixstrexs perform to-night and on Friday racuse. and on Saturday in Auburn. F ins Mevnorouitay HL second * Evening wi Police Inteiligence. The Charge against ter pending against Mr. Heury Welden. pneerned with ia passage ti on the application of fendant. when the adduced did not sust. Mr. Welden was hone Margaretta Lohyens. ren: the mistress of da aret ‘in-de-heel-a, or Who e¢: ast will introduce those favorites idence was exami: he will produce a very novel feature | Lawrence canalsone shfiling and sixpenee per ton. In relation to the Boston stock market, the Post of that city says:— As regards the prices of the dividend-paying railroads of the second class, there reems to be no properly regulated scale. The Boston and Providence, for instance. which earned 645 per ceut, and paid six per cent last year, sells readily at 87, This is cheap enough; but the Northern, which paid five per cent last year, brings but 62 to 63; the Pasrumpsic, which earned nearly six per cent in 1851, sells for but 58; and the Boston, Concord, and Montreal. which is earning more than five per cent on the road in operation, and which actually pays a stock dividend of six per cent, cells for but 42. Of course, there may be cir- cumstances which make these different prices all right; but the facts are certainly worth an investigation. The winter receipts of the Passumpsic, for instance. are said. to run a little below those of last year; but the manage- ment of the road attribute the decrease to the severity of the searon alone. The Boston, Concord. and Montreal is yet unfinished, and will probably owe some debt; but its receipts are rapidly increasing, and the road has ever been managed with ehrewdness, economy, and iutegrity. ‘The Worcester and Nashua, also. which paid nine per cent last year on $50. can be had at about 55, This road earned. in 1851, about $10,000 more than in 1850; and | the receipts thus far in 1852 are considerably abead 0 —Sandford's opera troupe evening. in the burlesque opera wear dis Shoe Sandford, Kava- | x performances and Collius, Th aLt.—Prof. Whitney will eive his th the People” to-niorrow night Mr. Weilden, itismissed —In the mat- Heged to have Charles 8. Yaillerles in the sale of ickets for the steamship Reindeer. rday by Justice Osborn, Mr. Dykeman, cownsel for the de- reagistrate found that the evidence | the allegation, and accordingly | rably acquitted of the el .—In the 7 Otto Granz in the murde: | thore of the same months of 1851. The whole cost of the Osborn. and yesterday aft Was brought youd and equipment to November 30, 1851, was but toa close. No farther evidem ed whe! | $1. 4; and after the receipt of the last assessment, to fix the guilt on Ub nnate woman, except some | due in June. on a portion of the stock, it will owe nothing adunissions she was ali with an idea | but» funded debt of $160,000, due in 1855. Its reserved of saving th of Gran futher of hor two elil- | fund is $14,382 82, The Worcester and Nushua does a good dren. The: testimony before the magi+trate that wo before charge a jury. and it in Attempt at Bu made a bold attempt to fi sueceeded in rog before the burglars effected an entrance, they were dis- turbed and abandoned thei House Robbers.---Vh oceupied by Mrs. H Letween th ofa fal $60, also $i40 in go burglars eseaped eAitempl to Pass Cor between nine and tex lowe age, was charge of porting to b Massacbuse item ptiny on the it called at a grocery store in Cai chase of some trifling article, in payment for whi tondered the counter refused to take the spurious and countel the night following, an accomplice Hampton. cori vored to pa as the bill was p immediutely pronounced it a counterie time looking very cl it, who at once exhib of the store Howe was seen in man who attexopted fore. Howe was th taking him intogeu y an entrance into the hard Wood, corner of Chatham and Chambers streets, hours of «evenand eleven The rogue carried off clothing value: pparently an Eastern man. of about 30 years of rested by officer Bodine. went into the grocery store of Luther & r of Canal and Chureb s a $10 biil of the same des ions she now denie sre is no id convict her wss; and as it is on the shortest ronte from the heaviest manufacturing district in New Hampshize to New York. its trade must increase with the increase of manufactures, to say nothing of its other resources, is be urglary --Some desperate burglars ‘The steamship Asia, from Liverpool, brings three days on Tuesday night ,during the storm. (5), later news from all parts of Europe. ‘The intelligence is neither interesting nor important, In a commercial point of view, itis of an unfavorable character. Quotations for cotton had fallen off from one-eighth to one-quarter of a penny per pound. This is attributed to heavy receipts man, were entered it, | and anticipated arrivals, In the corn markets there was Py Means | no activity, and prices continued very unsettled. The manufacturing districts were particularly inactive, and the accounts more gloomy than we have received for a Jong time. Financial affairs were in a prosperous condi- tion. Money was exceedingly abundant. and the rates of interest without variation, American securities were in active demand. at improving prices. ‘The return from the Bank of England for the week end- ing the 8d of April, gives the following results, when com- pared with the previous week:— The prying off one of the shutters; but enterprise. ne premises No, 49 Chambers street, t ld and silver coin, with which the interfeit Money —On Tuesday night. | vo'eivek. aman calling himself James the Fifth ward, x tO pass a co Bank of Farmington. at Farmington, cems that on Monday night lowe street, and made a pur- eit $10 bill in question ; the clerk pill, and informed the accused it was feit ; Howe then left the store. On | (2uesday,) another man, no doubt | Public deposits On the other side of the account:— Go@ernment securities .£13.507 5s Other securities, : Notes unemployed. . and endea- iption, As soon | of the store | at the same in the fuce of the man presenting nted. the propriet vited a guilty knowledge and ran ous | ‘The amount of notes in circulation is £20.087.455, being Pursuit wae made, when, in. the street, | an increase of €637.210; and the stock of bullion in both bese vicinity, bry reco nts is £19.506.501, showing a ¢ of £219. bf eroh faeces compared with the preceding return, stody, the other man California gold mining shares were neglected at the police conveyed the accused to the Fifth ward police | jetest date in London. The excitement was rapidly in- tion house; and, on searching his pe $10 bint | nd four $1 bills were found. all counterfuita., on the | CTeasing in Australian shares, caused by the extravrdinary above bank ; also $420 in good money. which is supposed | yieldof precious metals, The stimulus thus imparted to be the proceeds, Storekeepers. and ot feit bills on the ua use, in exchangs thers who vrwid bank, will further the ends of spurious mon for e exchanged ec had favorably affected prices. and there had been large tranactions in the lesding companies. The follow. r Captain Carpent i the Fifth ward | ing named companies have been formed for the pur- Aiowe was held tor afurther exami- | pose of mining in Australia. Other projects are con- | templated, and there is very little doubt but that Mase Ati, | plenty of capital will be offered by that clase of specula- the could not conveniently les ve noon. —th 1. steamship Africa, Captain | tors usually attracted by such investments -— Mr. O'Conor here offered to show that during the w teparted at noi erday, fox Liverpool, with emer of that time she e ed her determination to i Land ten pu ¥ | Avstrarias Qoup ae Sore is {Not admitted—exception taken | lonoxes.—Mr, !. Smith will Ieunch Cepia Sn Witnees continu y daughier applied to metocome | Aves Hoboken, at Tesoisooks. the Capital Share to our house, atter I cominunicated to her in May; it was | ad: whieh’ he. baie Sub ocknplated foe Ce + @100000 EL afier sbe refused to coluwbit with her husband; iv was pnts cad Oniipany, tier ditensions 1.000) ; within two, or three. or four weeks ; Seat savas ) W Die The Court said if there was xesption as to het ex- | pA beealy en ie i pressing an intention to leave, be would admit the ques | Weekly Report of Denths 2 Vee. ‘ . In the City and County of New York, fy ‘ day of eT 1 Witness --Mre. Putasm expresred her intention to plier vbr fs es | 0.0 r husband after I made that communication to Men, 70; Women, #1 Feet eeepotal, Sté. 4 wi 10000 counsel. ana | Devon & Corn'll} ran he Bunk street | Colonial oo... soo00d 7 Loyal Avetralian 001 - ° the plaintiff. | ‘ Australian Diggins... 100.000 1 - deporved he war st the exauina ‘ * MeAdam—I | £ t | : - find the cause we th ay calendar for 23d April, | Burned or ‘ ation of heart Total... +. £1.806.000 eady from day to day put off for the con Bronchitis Ww ; ‘ ready from day t pat Om for th Br ; Of these companies the Australasian, Por oth partice professed to be reat '. Colental ima onnected with i Nr Woodhead lepoved tha ri | of the gold country, The Frechold possesses m: thi h of Ge u u a! led te 1d. believe ° ve aurifet peraiiel with the Bar pi | ‘ | amp J. f land, believed to have auriferou Counsel for y ut in « : in ite veins. f i royalties. The Lake Bathu prove Ubu! ay 1 ( elaine to he auriferous. The Aust rest Me. Wut natn ty ze i lien Mute lireetion practical #. who gor disecive 1} ck Aue | Di to per uperintend the operation of the mines, ‘The gust b 1 ea wel I er 1d hae made its appearance in the market un habe Py F yy of the | der mest favorable auspices, It is in the hands of eminent tt \ tings upon | | e which te a guaranty that « machin «« withdra k ony din will be good, The Central Auctra- Oflured ah order 1 ; en aed eee | lian Js in the hands of practical miners, This company October, 1860, that thi \ } i vehing ayy, other until the fu ‘ not removed cut r ; s cip! could not, plead e sisted he bad pot been guilty of th ; ferred to the 2d Kevised Statutes, page 145 405, Smith ve. Smith ; aleo to Wood vs. Wood 111, 24 Paige. 61. Hoffman vs. Hofman jr. Hofman then proeceded toeum up on bebaif « jon, if at t defendant; and Mr. Gerrard closed the case for the plan tiff, The Judge charged the jury at very pyth, giving his opinion that (he mit Mise McAdam of ¢ diet the defendant wo tt \d & passing tribute to the virtue of the women of bau (from Whemoe Biss McAdam comes) wadsaid that | 10 to 2 year 2 to 00 years Piaces ov Naviviry Fnglaud, T navigation, and in pureha Me if deemed of «uriferous land. to be wor 40 to 60 yoars.. for endvantace of the stockholders, The Austra WH) to OO years ‘ i i wea ne linn Gold Diggins Ixy no claim to mines in Australia, but sm t in his prospecting operations, These companies will toon } n active operation. and there is very little doubt of their entire success, It will be seen that the aggregate capital of the thirteen companics ned above, is upwards of nine millions of dollars. New projects will be continually presenting themselves to the public, and as the excityment increases. less cure will be Unknown, ited States, 22: perso A token in their formation and management. We have not Tatermonte soterned trom Weare red Inspector, | #1 excess of confidence in any of these gold mining com- City Inspector's Office,{A pril 17, 1362, | panies. They are ali more or less connected with each ss The new and much wee of an Brothers, value of the stock, The company have just issued | onthe stace in the most supe its annual report, from which we learn that the other, and have, thus far, shown nothing for the large capitals raised by the sale of shares, Our latest dates from New South Wales give the most encouraging accounts of the production of gold. Our advices are to the 22d of December, and the statements published are calculated to inflame the public mind in Great Britain, and give a great impetus to the movements of speculators, Both in New South Wales and Victoria the general success of the minors seems to have been un- interrupted; but it isin the latter colony that the most striking results have been realized, Iu the week ending the 12th of December, the amount of gold brought to Meibourne under etcort, was 23,000 ounces, and, coupled with what was also brought by private hands, the total ‘value was supposed to have been equivalent to little short ot £100,000, New deposigs of great richness had been dis- covered, and it was found almost impossible to retain any one at an ordinary occupation. Instances of disappoint- ment, it is alleged, were hardly known. The daily influx of new comers. however, promised to put the permanent nature of the yield to a streng test. From Sydney the dates are to the 19th December, being six days later than the previous advices, ‘There was continued activity at all the old points of operation, and at the same time the experience of each day seemed to show imore conclusively the large extent of the localities yet to be occupied. Among some new regulations issued by the government was « clause specifying the terms upon which, aa regards liceuse fees, steam might be employed in working a claim, An engine of one horse power Jas to rank as equal to the labor of seven men, The most remarkable piece of gold discovered has been a “nugget" of 28 Ibs. 5 oz., which had been purchased for £1,155. The amount brought by the Alert is £128,000, and large sums would fellow by each succeeding opportunity, Labor, however, was becoming very dear, as the average yield at tho mines was £3 per man per week, and persons could obtain £2 per week, and ations. by taking hire there, ‘The accounts vary materially as to the quantity of gold mined and shipped from New South Wales up to the latest dates, ‘The annexed statement of gold mined appears } to haye been made up with great care and caution, and s therefore entitled to confidence. It is founded upon actual receipts and estimates. The calculations are made upon the value of three pounds per ounce :— In the banks in Melbourne and Geelong, on the hb November, 42.000 ounces...... £126,000 | In private hands in Melbourne and Geelong. at the same date, 8,000 ounces 24.000 | h Nov., 30414 36,318 50.007, + 17th December. 19,042 oun int estimated to have been brought in by private conveFance, 28.353 onnees : | Amount estimated in the hands of diggers on gold field, $0,000 ounces the Total, 243.414 ources—20.282 10-12 !bs.—202 ewt. 82 Ibs. 10 o.—10 tons 2 ewt. 82 Ibs. 10 o2..... £730,242 ‘Theee results have all been realized in less than three months. On the 20th of September, 1851, the announce- ment of the first large yield in Victoria was made, It is estimated that there were, at the latest dates, full twenty thousand people in all the diggings. The indications of gold extend over scores of miles, and the extent of the mines is, »! present, therefore, unknown. It is entirely | speculative as to what quantity of gold will be shipped from New South Wales during the ensuing twelve months; but it is considered that two millions sterling will not be over the mark, ‘The most important announcoment by the latest ar- rival from New South Wales, is the fact that gold had been discovered in New Zealand, in the settlement of Otago. The authority upon which this importaut piece of news is founded, is the Commissioner of Crown Lands at Dunedin, who has received specimens foundin seve- ral localities, and affording indubitable proof of the exis- tence of the precious metal in the southern island. Most {the specimens were taken from the estate of a gentie- man at Goodwood, and a quantity of gold dust had been received from the same quarter. A gentleman connected with the Otago Agricultural Assocition had duly tested the quartz specimens, and reported that they took the tests. which consisted of nitro-muriatic ucid and quick- silver. $6000 U States ‘2000 U State: Stock Exchange. 107., Wssq 200 shs_ 106 100 0. 100 dow... 6... DIO 50 Portsmouth DD ; 34 250 Phonix Mining Co. Su00 City 5 50 Erie RR pens WW City 3's, 100100 do 1) 200 1H Int 77 300 53 2500 Ohio Life € “Trust 103 150 30 89 14) Erie Ist Mt Bds.+3 116 100 20 01g 4000 Erie 2d Mt Bonds. 1087; 50 59 AW Erie Certiteates “100 80M 10000 Erie Ine Bas, 450 0 89 500) Erie Con Bi 200 do. , 89 » do o) & Borg do 400 Harlem’ RRIISb10 7: do 100 d 04 do, ate do. 40 Harlem RR Pret... Rosca os 10 Roch & Syr RR... 4000 Hud Let Me 5) Stonington RR. OS 200) Harlem Ex Cer 12 she De! & Hud C1. 40 Merci'ts’ Ex I 100 do. 10 N York wo do... 150 Roch Lockpt JOON Indiana RR BOARD. 5 Uanover Bank, 200 Morris Canal, 0 shs Portsmouth DD 75, 200 do... O20 788 1000 Erie Ins e 10 Harlem RR Pref, Hy 10000 Hud 24 Mt B. ty OO do... Uva 2000 do. £00 Reading RR Tha 43 she North River ‘th 10 de Py 3 500 hs 10 Hud River RR W) Nor & Wore RR 100 10 500 8t Lawrence Co 25 Edgworth Land | 900 Morris Canal 2% Portsmouth D! 100 Cer es CITY TRADE REPORT. pyrepay, April 21—6 P. Mf. Three things combined to impede produce business to-day, viz; the inclement weather, the canal’s opening, and the steamers’ departure and arrival. Asiv:s—About 35 bbls, pots and pearls found buyers at | $5.9 $6 25 per 100 Ibs, 4 Brerswax—Some 2.500 lbs, inferior western were sold to-day #t private bargains. Breapstvurrs.—Flour varied little. the transactions embracing 6.400 bbls—superfine Canadian at $4 18% ; | ordinary to choice State at $4 123¢ a $4 3734: common to good southern at $4.25 a $4.0, and mixed to fancy | western at $4 194 a $4 S114. Rye flour, corn meal. wheat. and barley were unaltered. Domestie oats seemed pretty brisk at 84a 42%c. We heard that 4.300 bus, river t hands, at 75 a 76e.. an advance; with 9.000 soutdern and Jersey yellow corn, at 65 a dbe., \t « appears to be equal to the 0 quotable change was apparent ting an absence of the bu s. The sale expcetion of buyers, ws in prices to of the previous three a | bales, ales of 100 bags Laguayra were effected at pat Wy aGs,: and 740 St. Domingo at 8 a D " and rather unsettled, while bbis, flour were taken for in bulk, and cot- Hour was at 1s, Gd. ras no alteration in rates (quotations vatied from porcd of at $1 carks Zante ov Hay. —£00 bate 100 Ibs. Inquiry ine Jnox,—A Lot of 60 ti reoes Scotch pig brought $20. cosh, | Leap.—Galena was heid at $4 62),, without d Fifty tons Spanish were ta 0. wena term Morass: al of 100 hogshoads minecovad ¢ was done. Ons. —ih 3.000 gallon ed bought at 6254 cask mprovement ; with 50 baskets Bordeaux olive at $4, customary exedit Vrovisr exhibited no teresting variation, the day's operation is new prime and mers | t $164 a $ $19; 1.100 p | i deve and hams at 8 659 bbls. and | s inferior and prime » a 10} ;e,. with pis, OEE and ane a 910 a $13. respeetivel } ran Eetatn=8 f ox cf Grand | and Christie etecet $ on Grand treet sini $5,000; 1 do., do. $ 1 do,. corn: on reet and Second | ayent 1 do, on Second avenue, adjoining. $320; | on oppesite corner of Seventy-third rtreet and Se. Vdo. 1 $410, $1.2i0; 1 L second avenue, Vhird ave. u procured, at $2 25 | 100 Lavana sold during ny at tetal cin Soar =A for 1 of boxes Castile found a purchaser, et Goa tye, per I | bocans.—rales were tide of 450 hhds, Muscovado, at 4%, a bdpe: 400-do.. in bond, at de.; 180 Porto Rico, in Lond, avi 4nd 100 boxes brown Havana, ab 6 @ 5)ge. Vrecs fir ‘Tease —Subjoined are the details of this forenoon’s tion, which jadicate « continua activity in greens, With, if anything, an_ ineren dulness in blacks, at previous fi Por shit lia, Nesto- ). Lebanon, &e.— proved notes at six months, tive If chests, u8e, per Ib; 9 do. SLM: 86 do. exch containing four catty boxes do. 45. 1 Hyson—108 half chests 400; 220 18 do. 2345; 68 do OB; 5 18 do. ; dg; 144 do. 00; 84 cases, cach contain. | and doing as yery good, though limited. four catty boxes, do. 45; 30 do. do 25%; 50 do. de- bi dodo. 33. 15 half chests, 38¢.; 125 do. 324%; 117 do. 32; 1 31M: 91 cases. each con- taining four catty boxes, do. 36. Im half chests, 5044¢ ; 10 do. 464; 38 do. 33; 26 do 32%; 41 de. 28, Hyson Twankay—19 half chests, 33%<c; 16 chests do. 36; 42 half cheste do. 26; 281 chests and 162 half chests do. 24%; 39 half chests and 10 cheats do. 24; 54half 23; 229 half chests and 20 chests do, 22; 108 Hyon Skin—13 half chests 26¢.; 44 if chests and 21 chests do. 1%. 18 do. 1856; 205 chests do. chests do, 204, Solong So stl 1573 Malt chesta 2 Oolong Soucho cheats, 21e dois” Souchong—20 half chests 18; 60 do. 1744; 206 do. 164;. Pekoe Souchoug— half chests 2le.; 338 do. 20, ‘Tonacco —Some $0 bhds, Kentucky realjzod 63: and ‘8 boxes common manufactured, 8's and 16's, 8 a 120. Per lb, Demand moderate. RPCKIPTS OF PRODUCE THIS DAY, By Ente Raitxoap —5 bars iron, 52 sacks wool, 11 casks ashes. 19 bage barley, 83 calves, 144 packagos butter, 540 bbls. flour, 274 bags oats. 666 sides and 22 rolls leather. By New Haven Raitxoan.—44 packages butter, and 26 calves, Br Noern Riven Boats.—2,118 bbl 271 do whiskey, 80 do. meal, ‘1,701 sid doxes cheese flour, 9 do, ashea, loather, and 35 ry Goods Market. Trade is active with jobbers and distributing houses, but not with wholesale houses, who do not break pack- ages. From the West and North there is a continual flow of custom, for which jobbers are fully supplied, and themselves only buy 5 ingly to keep up assortments. The export demand is Aull good for domestic cottons. Brown ahvetings and shirtings are in large stook, and prices favor buyers. Bleached goods are Reavy but the demand is not active. Drillsand denins are the most active goods, and the firmest in price, On the latter we observe an im- provement. Osnaburgs are in overstock, Stripes and ticks are dull. Printing cloths are steady, with a light but improving demand, though still limited. Prints are lower und dull, with a large stock. Ginghams are uniform. in price, with a steady demand. Delaines are not active, ant prices are in favor of buyers; the traile has been over- done, the supply both from abroad and at home having been greater than the demand. Cloths have been rather more active, but the large supply of German fabrica, and the over supply of domestics. have depressed prices below cost of production. From $1 37% a $2 25, fair soles of colored cloths are being made. Tweods ire dull. A great deal is doing in oarpets, The Bay State Mills have produced a domestic article, of Brussels styles of pattern, which is solling retail at one dollar per yard, and is in considerable request ‘Tho same company have now commenced in the manu- facture of their fall style shawls. British goods aro in moderate request. Dry goods, especially delaines, have sold freely this season; but the demand is now over, Linens are in overstock. and have crowded the auction rooms. to the damage of prices. Cloths, howover, are steady, though low in price. The importations aro light, from the unfavorable returns to those of lust season, French goods, except fur silks and ribbona, are very de- ressed in price. The public sales have been numerous. Phin dress goods have suffered materially in price, owing to the cold spring, Silks are firm, and good ribbons are scarce. There is no complaint making of the backward- ness of Western payments, but all considor the trade done Stocks are nty in the interior. and yet there is no haste to lay in heavy supplies. This Staté has not yot prosented its de- mand. and that is larger thy’ ny other, The absence of a brilc Southern demand |... pressed heavy on certain styles of goods, mostly fine l'rench goods ; but the great and irremediable drawback has been the prolonged winter, We shall pass at ounce from winter to extreme summer clothing, and the trade will miss altogether that inter- mediate demand tor spring styles of intermediate sub- stance. erence The Emigration to California. PASSENGERS BY THE BL DORADO. Miss MA Burns, A Herres, Indy, 2childron and servant, S Randle, Mrs Barnham and 2 servants, Mrs Galloway and 3 children, J M Fox, P Pottinos, Mrs Danewald, Mrs Strauss, P McCroary, Idy and child, Mr Eder, lady and child, J Dovyne, F W'Hervilett, If B'Moore, W' Hitchcock, W Me- Gunyil,’ James G Plummer, G Kisran. M Hall, J Wheeler, S Preston, B Whito, J M Preston, J P Harrington, Jas M Kel- ton, lady and 2gchildren, Jno Clark, F Hopkins, C Hopkins, E Valentine, D Baker, A Richardson, W Seddon. J Dall, B Dall, J Beare, Jno Beare, R Forgey, J Mallor, WM Thom, JS baker, GP Wood, LC Waldo, M Moorhouse, WD Mc- Collongh, 'S J McCollough, CO Haywood, WL Gordon, A Wenthworth, A It Wenthworth, Z Guest, Jno Palmer, L Town, Brown, J H Ensworth, H Francis, J I Fo. lett, Jas Tiern, A E Allon. AB Allon, 8 Goodwin, D Soaly, J Canty, W Van Soan, J R Jacobs, ‘48 Kinyon, P Night: hart, T’ Connihan, RO Porterfield, J Porterfield, J Steplion- Dr Ruseoll,’ W Thompson, HW Tims, § Walker and 7 ,.M Hickey, ‘WHT Plumer, J H Thomas- Slater, Win’ Lawless, F Peduth, G Olho- lin, J Holmes, Wm Holmes, P Popron Anne Morigoni, JF Cictra, Jas Dunphy and wife, A Moore, J Angli, :II Swoot, Butler, CFM Dykes, J Guost, T'Burns, B Clark, J H Henshaw, J JI Yerodaly, B Tiern, EG Freiche. 1 Bassen, Y Picole, G'Yure, ¥ Zigalo, T A Haliburton, F A Smith, 'W Wilson, H Curtiss, J Mi ix, TH Warron, P McCabe and son, J A Barney, D Wills, L G Gibbons, 8 Estabrook. G Chureh, £ Cass, W Dernady, W_H Collin, G Thomas, G Tho- mas, jr, W Scotten, H Parker, S Bates, J bates, A Rule, Rev P R Parker, J Mirdgudze, 8 Huntingto: Hom Kill, H Jones, Andrew Jones, J M Dunn, HN Ulting, ervant, J.B Halford and lady, HS O'Conner, i nd others in the steerage. PASSENGERS BY THE DANIEL WEBSTER. Mary Ladd, Mrs L H Williams, L A Booth and wife; Mra vi, infant and servant; tephons, Mrs A Fales, J B en and wife; Mrs K M O'Brien and child, Mrs T C Kil- bourn, L Poll arick: ck, H B Bruekman, TW Sigourney, P Hen- JN Websier and wife, H P Degroot and servant, rk and child, Mrs Hillier and servant, A J Morrell, wife and child; PS Grant, P_H Owens, Wm 'W Stone, BB Barnes, Mrs W H Robinson, three chidren and servant; Mrs Ellis, EB Cahoon, A C Beckwith, Mrs Bachus and’ two children, S W Woolsey, Mrs B J Ray, Mra Tappan, two children andservant, Mrs L Hermance ‘and child, Miss Har- riet Ferris, Wm B French and wife, J L Friend, 'M Tinkle, Miss M J Fisher, Mrs James Hagan: Mrs S_A’Monithrop, John A Hiller, E.G Whitcomb, MLésiechi, Willis H Gaines, R Howes, wife and infant, Mrs A M Bag-s and infant, Chas Ford, John S Polhemus, Z Crowell, wife and child, Simon Strauss, S B Lee, NT Smith, H Garrett, L and T Morien, S oway, J Colling and se) SA Lindsey, EP Li ith Baldwin, BW Drain nt yor, TW Marshall, Jr, Lewis Daw h,’C Grumsky, ra Gramsky, Miss Peyot, J . Wm H'MeClmng, HB Crawford, W Panly, SS Murfey, H Murfoy, J Butterfield, ML Ken- You, LD Webster, Walter Smith, MH Smith, W Ellis, RT Bemis, W D Fisher, J H Burdett, Chas, Houfton, J G Quig- ley, Wm Lawrence, AB Irvin, JC Laflyette, C'S Dutton, Mrs L Guyant, Sam’l Isaace, J Visherg and'servant, JH Hobson, J D Sinor, A Martin, G Dewan, Michael Braden, D Thompton, Thos Irwin, John Leetch, WL Beach. CW Holdredge, Mrs Higman, 'D F Keeling, Geo Fitzgerald. J M Wiley, Col Geo Balcom, E R Chapin, Geo C Jewell, John C Worth, MD Haskins, If Concklin, P S$ Gilbert, Albert Di gett, Gilbert Beach, Geo W Angier, J D Merrick, MT Jo Geo id, GH M_ Lincoln, Geo G Ellis, E S Mosher, RK Slosson, West, A Stratton, J <ilboune, Edwin Booth, Wm n, B Pales, H Brickwodel, T’ Big- lett, John ‘Stanton, JW’ Cherry, Aaron Lockwood, It 3 ns, WL Kilbourn, Dunn, P Reid. HE Johns: ley, Lewis Miller, J W Fol! wife and child, P Voasey Booth, I Barnum, § Blodget, C Bjodget, B Nichuls, J B Walker, Ira Wm Van Wyck, Jog Smith, Win Smith, Henry Kimball, A Sleeper, Nath Hoyt, D Cutting, C B Cutting, D Dennison, FE Smith, J Rapalje. B Herman Bonham, F S Smith, J Hileman, Wm Swigort, Joh RMcCloud. B Robinson, Lyman Peacock, A Peacock, E Peacock, Leon Wm Edwards: D Davis. C Holiday, pan, RKent. § Geo W ¢ ig , Thomas McLean, e i ney Lowi dackgon, Cornelius Sheldon, 'S B Fowl, W fl Rovey, Smeatot, C Moore, DH Bisbee, Samucl Moore, George €Th 0 H Parlin, $C Chandier, Jos Blak, See ee ad Braley, Janes Parker ‘Thos Moshier, John Farris, PH Mitchell, 8 E McCormick, J G Williama, JG Maxwell, John Janison, W If Palmor, Jas Dayton, D Starr, J H Cortelyou, C B Miles, CA Belkuapp, EStaploton, § Pierce, O B Knapp, B Ladd, P Ladd, C At- kinson, I, A’Sterry. John C Stillman, C H Maxon, HK Pat- terson, F Barbee, Jax Smith, Robt Ray, R Sutcliffe, Watkin Davis, L Benghan, J Hoyle, HL Bissell, John Ray, P Brady, James Walker, Wm Walton, E Omensetter, John Heart, D Davis. M Mulvena, PL Matteson, E Camoyer, 1 H Watts, Chae Hermance, T Hermance, J A McFarlan, 6 Jas Taylor, C Doratt, D B Dingman jr, MH PG Rie illman, Thos Stevens, Jones, C Potorus, John F J. John B Fitch, P Burns, nton, Wm Anderson, Wm G John Davis. Henzy Jones, R Williams. R Waterman, ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. "se SEE FIFTH PAGE. oa FINANCIAL IFE INSURANCE.—NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE Assurance Society, of London; General Agent's Office, No. 7 Grand street, Jersey City. The above company co tinnes to effect insurance on the lives of persons resident in the United States, and on California and other special has sards, at fair rates of premium, Por terms, blank forms, &c., plense apply as above, to J. LEANDER STAR’ 8 r the stockhold The transfer books will be CHARLES has t ‘ayale to May next, netant, to the 3d proximo, REASURY OFFICE, RAL N.C. MARCH 20TH, eived at x hase of si: tate Bonds, iseued ny the vlina. The interest, be payable semi ftand doll North €: whie State of cent per any on the fi the il pl ttora "Proposals for State Bonds,” D. wlic Treasurer of North Caroling, | JOHN M. g the Into adjusem: Will attend personally. as agent and holding Ti Tiabititten His remit. his charges moderate. » Aacon H, Bean, mer WYO T ‘or fi chant, / BYRNES & CO. 69 SOUTH REET, Pp." ork, and 3 Waterloo Road, Liverp t Prats, payal and, Irolan iendand Wa the Empire, Dramatic Pre for above lines Cevtities I RAFTS ON IRELAND, draw Sight Di Kogiand, Ireland and Wiki. o—THD SUBSCRIBER ns banks and b ia | s Seotland, in sume to suit JAMS & GUION, 40 Fulton street, Pasengecan be hy i Biavk Star Line of Liver. pool waising Ist, th, 10th, 2iet, and Zith of y ry month, EMITTANCES ine wt eve I waliow ait BOWMAN, GRINN " 2 RY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE ON PRO. B18, 657 RodeAn PN wouresas sums ty anitapplicante, Apply ts 8. OSGOOD, 7 Nassau strect, first floor, from 10 A. M. to 3 ¢ WANTED TO PURCHASE, ABOUT TWO $2 000.7% sand dollers worth of good left off Clothing in large or emall quantities, for which the full value Will barivon, in enrront money, ow application, either person. ally or through post, to SAME: RON K: t his store, IL Oringe street, few doore from Chi atroot —_— FOR SALE. . aranbannnnennncegn te ihntniai ey 1 + FOR SALE, A MANUFACTURING Bi onsily lucted, withow $1,5 The este cells’ for cash, eae. None of Aadeoes * Cron A SPLENDID CHANCE.—105 LOTS IN THE VILLAGE A to be disy o AO follows: All the lots of Without ‘additions! are en m ticulars, withou jonal cost. ie inthe: ri &e., apply to, COMBS & NICOLAY, Roal Kstate Agental 0. 244 Gran street, between 6 and 9D. M. Also for sale, Lots on 8th-av., New York, Gowanes, Brookiyn, and Edew Vale, L. 1. and other valuabio property. A BARE CHANCE—¥OR SALE—THE STOCK AND fixtures of an old neodlt doi Suffolk street. tore, now Cause for selling out, and pac. made kcown, by applying at the store 68 D2VG STORE FOR SALE, DOWN TOWN, SITUATED in one of tho greatost thoronghfares in the vit 4 doing a good busiteas. For particulars, addroas "Di box 97 Chatham square Post Office. OR SALEW—A GROCERY, LI uOR, AND BD Store, in the best stand in ti ene Tt is uneu Ll. aa to loci takes alone at the bar, fro: sight to ten doll daily. For particulars . a 1NS, 3% Forsyth Tireet. Laie abinindi behabinese oo. i OR SALE OR TO RENT—A SNUG TWO STORY House, noar tho village of East Choster, a fow minutes walk from the depot at Mount Vernon, with th ofan acre of ground, conta: trees. Apply at No. FOR, SALE-A FIRST-RATE MANUFACTURING Business, in ono of tho most flourishing towns of Connecticut, con ed tly with New York by railway. Said Busin Machinory, &c., will bo sold at ® roasonabla Rfice: the owner wishing to retire. Inquire of Y. B. PAL- ER, Newspaper Agent, Tribune Buildings, POR SALE—A WELL ESTADLISHED BAKERY, DO. ing & good oash gbusiness over the counter, bakh barrels & week. None but sh customer Apply, on the premises, 309 First avenue, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets. Will be sold cheap, if applied for immediately. OR SALE—THE LEASE, GOOD WiLL, STOCK, FIX- turosand Furniture of one of the most fourishiag ining and Oystor Saloons and Lodging Rooms, in immodiate neighborhood of several steambo road iteumship lines, To save trouble, none, unless paving 58 sh, need apply for particulars to JOHN C, SCHWEIE) 87 West strovs, corner of Rector street. OR SALE—TWO PROPELLER CONDENSING EN- ines, of twenty-two inch oylindor, and twonty-six inok. ill be sold cheap. Also, twelve second-hand Boilers, from fivo to twenty horse power. Also, four new flue Boilers, of twenty-three horse powor each. ' Inquire at the Fultom Foundry office, 483 Cherry, coruer Corlaors stroot, OR SALE CHEAP.—A4 COMPLETE SET OF COPPER Generators for mincral water, nearly new, and will be sold cheap, if applied tor immediately: Inquire of B. P, FAIRG: D, corner of Forty-secoud street and Ninth avenue. OR SALE OR TO LET—THE LARGE STORE AND dwelling, on the northeast corner of Twonty-ninth street and Sixth avenne, 4 good location for business. A for sale, the neat dwelling house No. Sl West Twonty-ninch street, near Sixth avenue, with all the modern improve- ments, water, lot and cold, gas, &c. Prige, $4,500—now being finished. Inquireon the premises. OR SALE—A SECTION OF LAND, FRONTING ON Washington avenue, extending back two hundred feet to Hamilton strect, and one hundred and ninety-eight feet north of DeKalb avenue—one of the finest locations in Brook- lyn. $3,000 can remain on bond and mortgage. Inquire 0 Ron G, PIKE, 16 Wall street, w York, or JOM! MORGAN, corner of Jay and Viymouth streets, Brooklyn. Alco, ‘to Ioan on bond and mortgage, $2000, “Inquice ag above, OR SALE—PROPERTY ON Warren streets.—The vacant lot, No, 259, on tho east sido of Washington street, 26 feet 6 indhes in front by 80 feet in dopth, adjoining the south-east corner of Warren stroet. Also, the two two-story brick houses and lots, 20 feot each in front on Warren street, by 26 feet in depth, butting upop the rear of the aforesaid Lot No, 200 Washington strest, and forming an L from Washington to Warren stroot. ’ Tho Warren strect houses can bo altered into steros by @ vory small outlay, and by using 40 feet of tho rear of the lob om Washington street, thoy can Le made 88 foet doop, giving sufficient ground for three good stores, whioh will coi high rents. This property is in the most advancing bi art of tke ci rie and Hu of WASHINGTON AND ines and in the immediate neighborhood of in River Railroad Depot. For pric terms, apply ti AMES H. THORNE, No. 168 Walker street REAT BARGAIN.—THE FIXTURES AND FURNI- ture of the Oyster, Saloon, No. 333 Broadway eee site the Broadway Theatre, will be sold, on m the owner being engaged in another businoss, at sncrifice. Possession can be taken immodiately. the premises, from 12 to 20'clock P. M. al The hor the rear of the lot, leaving & good opportunit, front building. For particulars, inquire of on the premi OUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.—FOUR HOUSES or sale cheap, in the village of Upper Morrisania, Six whole or part to let, if Spplled lor soon. LLIAM GRAY, No. 1 Washington avenue, upper Morrisania. TORE FIXTURES FOR SALE LOW.—THE FIXTURES and fittings of the store No. 7 Astor How Broadway, for sale, very low, including fifty fect of glass onses, shelves, dec, © MACHINISTS AND FOUNDRYMEN.—FOR SALI old established Foundry and Machine Shop, with all tho appurtenances, consisting of Cupalo, Ovens, Drillin Machine, Lathes, five horse power Engine and Boilers, and & good stock of Patterns and Tools. Said premises are known as Nos, 102, 104 and 106 Goerck street. For partion lars inquire on the premises, or of OBADIAH NEWCOMB, 53 Broome street, O BUTCHERS.—A COMPLETE SET OF FIXTURES | N. B.—Ladies attended by Mra. Co M.S. 2 000 WANTED ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, on city property, Address WM. : DUSENBERRY, log at Law, No. 8 Ci ogmet, Beekman astroet, for a butcher's shop or stall, perfectly new, never having been used, for sale, cheap.’ Apply at 107" So street, up stairs, VALUABLE LOTS ON EIGHTH AVENUE. —MEM- ers of Building Associations, aud others, that are de- sirous of purchasing Building Lote in this city, at low prices, are informed that a number of persons have joined together and purchased # block of ground in the upper part of the city, between Seventh and £ighth avenues. It is a pleasant location, about three feet above the grade, and entirely fr: from rocks and stones, which makes them more desirab good, Judges, be the cheapeat lo from $125 to $375. Terma eaay. All subscribers will be placed upon an equal footing with res- ect to the choice of lota. he arrangement must be closed in & few days; therefore those persons who would avail thom- selves of this excellent Cppor anys should immediately 9 plyto COMBS & NICOLAY, 24 Grand street, near the wery. Office hours, from 6 to9 o'clock, P. M. PAPER HANGINGS. PALER HANGINGS, OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL designs, just imported, by Francis Pares & Co., Pearl street, selected expressly to decorate the interior apartments of the most costly mansions, aud can be put up by superior workmen, are offered at wholesale or retail, ab the very lowest prices. $ and are considered, b on this island. Price: PER HANG THOS. FAYE & CO., 436 Vearl street, near Madison, have just received the new ing patterns of every known style in the trade. The public are invited to exam'ay porte perohesing. Artistic workmen atten oe the retail dopartm¢nt, MAS FAYE & CO., 436 Pearl strest. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &. OR SALE—ONE OF THE MOST SPLENDID SADDLE Horses in the world, He is » dark bay, 154g hands high, 6 yours old this spring, the property of « private gentleman about leaving for Europe. He , and kind in all har- ners, Price $200. Inquireof WM. CRAFT, Hudson County Hotel, Hoboken, OR SALE—A DARK BAY HORSE, SIX YEARS OLD this spring, 145 hands high, sound and kind, and can trotamilein three and a half minutes, sure. Price $250, To be seen at WM. CRAFT’S Stablo, Hoboken, or at the Hudson County Hot OR SALE—A PAIR OF LIGHT BAY HORSES, FLF- teen hands high, stylish drivers, can trot fast, kind in all harness, and excellent saddle horses for ladies’ use. Will be sold together or,separate, Broadway Can be seen at Brower's, 650 OR SALE—A PAIR OF BAY CARRIAGE HORSES and Carriay The showy. The ear gic te VOR SALE—A NEARLY NEW CARRIAG horses, made by owner is soing to Enrope, Private stable, in Eleventh street, near the Second avenue. Inquire of D.M. PEYSER, 178 East Fourteenth street, 0 CARTME R SALE~A HORSE, CART, AND Harness, with the work of a store, Enquire of Capt. Hi, HEITMAN No. 2 William streot, i 4A —FOR SALE, A GOOD ONE, BUT LITTLE fine order. Apply at private stable, 56 Ninth ftrect, near Fifth avenu W‘XtED—a FAST HORSE—TO BE FIFTEEN AND a halt bands high, and pony built, and not over seven years old, perfectly sound and kind, aud without any bad favvits, suitable for a medical gentleman. Addross, by note, Prank, at this office, stating where the horse may be seen. AND CLARET WIN D i Pale Ale, London and Dublin Porter and Philadolphia Porter, &e. The above n, and comprise every variety, 26d 80 per doz.; 60,000 choice oid Jiavaua Sear me street, corner of Crosby. , SCOTCH A 430 Bry HE CELEBRATED storR, known a the depot for Brandies of the choicest vintages: O FAVORABLY Wi tains the reputation of selling the purcet and host articles, At twenty percent less than any other store, Wile TOUS? DERMITL'S, (late Dullimore’s,) 490 Broome street, cotnor CLOTHING. LOTHING rh FURNITURE WANTED, T OFF ¢ —Familios r in clothing, Tornitere, or f fair price for the same hy vending for the Vis residence, or throngh the post, will be COTTEN, 66 Elin street. OTM t No i DR. POWELL WILL REMOVE, ON TI bd 2 Broadway, aboy: EXPRE! 88 AGENCIES, do, LAmHRor & cos WESTERN AND soUTHERN E running botw Chicago, ( cipal Western _ oteeot, corner ar elton. BG wor of Wall. (alter les o