The New York Herald Newspaper, March 4, 1854, Page 7

E | Bee, 36. There shall be # room provided in exch of the Whe New Jersey Railroad Momepoly—A New | the total amount collected and destroyed by the Trastess NEW YORK POLICE. Po'lee Courts, under tbe authority of the magistrates, for | Bul, | about $120,0¢0, sss | the cepoalt aad safe. keeping of property stolen, or sup- | The following Dill hus teen tetrodueed in the House of | warrants entered om the books of the Treasury Ds- | 102 An Act for the More Perfect Organization of | b precy i deem stolen; and ‘leer shall imme. Assembly of New Jersey, as s substitute for the one | Te « | 1000 maceee? ‘Department in the Vity of Hew | oe Series tate poeseasion of cosh Property, eon. s, Tag cepa It is said thet the substitute | partment, Washingtos, on Wednesday, were:-- ae | Police such room, ligely “wa * BS of theState cf New York, represented in hall take a receipt from the Polos Clack spesitzing the 4 Fro ther Supplement to the act entifled ‘Am Act relative to we fenetocnd Assembly, do enact as follows:— from whom takes, where found, and by whom the Delaware and Raritan Canal andthe Camden and 4m- my saan Felice Department & the alt7 of Now York | ™ gee. 81. The Folios Glock shail forthwith makes reece’). Whereem, by reasbe ot the extrting sreteaats ‘Dotwens 100 erate turpentine. "Bec. 3. A Board of Commitsioners of Police, as ia this | Ofsuch property, ina book to be kept for thet parposs, the State o' New Jersey a:d the were and Raritan 100 changed hands at 696 per 5 Aen ‘at provided, ls hereby ereated. | s*ating by whom breaght, from whom takes, by whom Canal and Comdes and Amboy Railroad and Traosporte- 400 60 Mo.asm.—We noticed sales of 800 or bbls. New Bos fet Aidersen, Faspes of a : " rs “ Seoee Abd the athe: ots in raletion to the sald gompaa they Yoo 200 ar OSes heed es plentior and very dull, at 60s. eae ee Lan aol caennietin tee Ga | shall be delivered | be possersed of ‘certain exclanive rtviegen whieh. pre | 900 109 & Gis. per, gallon. Cruie sperm remaived s:ar00 and ors orem aliens megan’ te the pactlonlas -eflee of | Ppsracen | other railroad or falimate te thes Stats, Canes tet ee 500 100 wesiaastive, Linseed snowed to the extent of 28,60 ay.) by a mojority of the whole sacber, appoint three | tmall | intended or used lor the tranapestation ‘of tamen | 100 400 ailose Sh Ttesc Ties Ae toran ant thc abe ec coa Gras ond faithful citizens of known and ‘approved inte. | porno bly dara cag np meu: r+ ry eee. orate bid : to the office of Of Police, who ahali iy OF ny iveen she ols low York and Phile- $165,465 75 Piporanae bari The EET ces Selsriens "Gadi eheat Cokaaen: md im Celphia,or to compe‘e in bus!ness with the raliroads of the 142.958 00 | 282 1 ROVISIONS — Pork was quiet day’e sansa fei eran i moe? nacre | ai acefene stn cesetaea © te Coe iba | ie ra Ne ce ete soa ES Cait chy abeR, by victet of bi cause the socused to be brought int» court, aad his | that‘can be atta med ovly by the State's purchasiag the 578 81 6p oe 0 rhs Pickled shoulders and hams at Sioa. @ Moe, and shall be Precicent thereof. ey crane meri ce aacou 7a | “0 changed hunch, at O90? a lige per Ib Tae trnpenme See. 6. The Board of Commissioners of Police shall have | “#2196 a ial | spn alg inerease Gs Eaplttiy’ oe 178,908 32 Moo Une” Mee nee the sole and 4 Rant anabrel of tak Fo. Bee. 89. All “y property remaining inthe police | rafety of travelling upom the said railroads, the same * " 600 gonsilten - 400 bbis., at $68 prime; Hee Department, and all ordala and presoribe, and, sont momine and over tnll bo anid wader the i. | should be made Sa straight as prasionba; now there: | stat amoaat....cccscssssevsesssee-,,,8U06mOTS | ago do., per DOL Onis ent’ sieve batts’ weet tn bootie Pohee, promulgate any | proseeds thereo! paid imto the city treasury. 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and General Assemb!: Baltimore | ee 2 ri SD in OE supply, at 12c, ® l6e, and 159, 8200. per Jb, Cheese Jodgroent be Soraeeare ee, 2nd regulations, a2 m07 in im | _ See. 40. The Police Department shall consist of such | of the Btate of New Jervey, that after the frst day of ge x cpateng- peered ee | Mines and Mining sommnseted Oe 8395, pre. wey 5 Parrot ay aenee ope pac ims ras peg number of policemen as the Board of Comuissioners msy Japuary, in the your elghieen buadred and sixty-nine, it Baltimore hanna Railroad roads citer alee a peas ceereat ne been dull during the past weelt, bow existing. to the contrary novwithstanding. olty at one Oblef of T sudter Sash onearene | ed Berttam Oiwal sed Camden ent attey Rete et : : ° tirhtha of & sent, "The ‘al of thn Week amoust 60 See, ¢. The Police Department shail consist of « Ohiet of | {300/20 lentemanta, and’ two Dergeants of polloe, t- Transportation Companies, tocomstract cay raliroad of ated etek eh tee renee, ney nsceasiag'tee:| Shave wid crest setiriy, te tho mothe board $0 Gey. | SSouy 1,008 Unrest, ot prins_raaghag C60 éX0 oe Police, captains, Hesiosaaia. cod secpecaia of palee sme | geeher with two doormen. railroads, in this State, for the transportation of passen. | Patking capital of that State, Within a short period | An improvement of « } took place in Parker Vein, which | common to middling prime. The principal sales were Baal hereatiec'be made by the Board of Commissioners in | Every person arreatei for « criminal offence, Ese mesebaation howneen, the cities of New York and | bills have passed both branches, creating mo less than | closed firm at the higher rates, About 6,600 shares were mntsins ee & 4360. Eee stock ts sxmple, his act created; and the members of the Polise Depart. | ¢7cept it bo at night time, or upcm @ Sanday, shall be | Philadelphia, or to compete in busiaces with the rail- | thirteen banks, including branches, vis.:— | sold at the Stock Exchange. Lehigh improved 3X at the | 7c ee eee eee ae tate on ey a nitecketme tment exoaptas herein proviced, shall hold ofln daring | {o,ovaios Com ieted before & magistrate to be dealt with | Mine inpairing tie right of the late to ite steca tango. | ,,2+ The Deposit Buak ef Covington hes been ehanged to | mining board. Rutherford improved \, aad closed frm. | Trcatraisie strait SO a0 are Bato foe ee eer oe anal Ma Mrvor dp Stet somata |. S#@. 42 A majority of the whole number of the mem- | sald jolut companies, or either of tem, or to the. divi. Seri ee cho mamincky ©) with & branch at | Potomac reached 43 0n time, Uliter Lead rold at 1}, | snd lot Bp, 4 Min, Geers, beaneen avmnase and ment Police, the Board of Com. | bers of the Board of Commisalonera of Police shall be | dinds thereom, or to the transit duties ‘which the said | Springfield and one at Burk = W) Tooated | buyer 60, whieh is an improvement on last ales, Phenix | $7,960 By order of Ereoutors of Samuel Segolve—thive- of, | Beoaepery to appoint &, oe remove from, office, or todo | joint companies are pow required to pay to the State; + Louisvi ‘with san ben vis hard ‘and Conrad po Gaubesland ecal t story brick boure and lot corser Moore snd Water | or effect any other act Or thing whatever, except as here. | and it shall aot be lawful betere the, said firet cay of | * Loulsvillo, with nine branches, vis :—at Eddyville, | gold Lpthggrres hes cep birder wrick how department | 12 otherwise provided. January, eighteen hunired and Mifty-nine, to con. | Hevesviie, vlawow, Misadethtown, Shelbyville, Oya: | proved X, closing at 88% New Jersey Zinc reached 104, treet, $4,700; two three story eos and tote {New York, | | Bec. 43, The members of the Police Department shall | struct any other railroad or railroads in this State, with: ital '$2°600,000, ih the mf y n P| omtime. A small lot of Gardiner Gold changed hands at Nos. 12 and 14 Moore ni maak as | teseprntn a eee | oes een atacand ant | “anos eMC ety | 3 nt een wnomeneeseca puna teas | ine fe te wie ne a stitute fo pt hry |i ei om eran einen | Pro pen een ran | PAS fig matnnga ane | tum Mg ks ww Oaely Hatem | itr te md ty ca Ca, Sad inrach, annie tal Tang twrmont | vty coer die ore hrengh te tase af | Sew Yoon napa oxo compe basins | uM iom Tim, Som, ore Saas | mia mete Ss Stat el ee ans effectus] to the preservation of the publi ryt Wabi por! Nie Lag a MINING BOABD. r the protestion of perscns and property, exospt that each, | Cbarooal hard ceal, frewood, and of boata and boatmen; | ocmpanies, or that may in any manner be used, or in- | 824 Prestonburg 360 shaLeb&P Zine.c 3% 100shs Rutherforded 134 | 8,077, Deiok pont and reat Does mt nee mite shall be « patrol @etrict and they aball be inspectcrs of pawnbrokers’ and intelli: | tended to be use}, for the purpose of defeating the true In addition to the above, there are other bank bills not | 300 Parner Vein ..... 83, 500 Lindsay Cop..b60 823% | Tt'No 119 Monroe strest $5,400; two story brick house Reo. 8. The Commissioners of Police shall mset in ses | S@Ce cllices, and se3.nd-hen! dealers’ shops; and they | intent and of the act passed March the seeond, | yet acted upon, by which it is proposed to establish the 85¢ 200 Potomac . » 1% | god ict, with, Trams Boose’ om’ renr, Wo 14, Mame : ; se ; ; ibe Mayor re (pina earge cect Reta Bly \eenth, Twenty-first and Twenty second wards, superin- | were and Raritan Canal and the Camden ani Amboy Rall. | The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and yalue ie ee th |» ick balidiags Om rear. No. 248 Ohorty street, $1,2085 absence of the Commismoners in session, shall, nbject to | 'eE Cente of roads Toad and Transportation Companies,’ ”’ or of this act, | of foreign dry goods entered at this port for consumption, 1K © 0.80 | 7M gt 20; brick store aud. lot No. 48 Vous he command of the Bord, exercise the powers hereia Sec, 44. The Board of Commissioners shall appoint a | w intent and meaning are hereby declared to be filly 4 —F 7 clerk, who shall be known as the Clerk of the for warehousing, and also the withdrawals from ware- shar house. during the week ending and includiog Thureday, joard of Commisslonera of Police, and whose daty it shall be to jy @X3@p! that they aball not appoint to, til the frat day of January, office: and except, also, that they ahi o, the business of the ssid 86, $22,000. ' B: tog houre on 4. A Muller & Co.—Two lots {teenth street, near Fifth avenue, ene gouferred Gy ——______ Bor remove CIzY TRADE REPORT. beep s record of the proceed: of the Board, im a book competition batween he | March 2, 1854:— lot 261100, $1,000; 1 lotand house on Fiftesath a en ee Of the department ie tas | Tocks tor that purpose, and of all sommuntcations, re: | olties of New York and Philadelphia % eae © Prpay, March 8—6 P.M: | vear Fitth avenue, 26.1 feot front, 28 feet rear, by 1 babale, ports end returas mae to the Board by the oflloers of the | 2. And be it enacted, That the twenty-second section of Me eee Asnxs —There wore 60 bbls, bought, at $0% for paris, | ciscteeta Sree oad ina ee ee on te creer Be, The Do of Conlon sl nce trary | (aera a gar uth ae Guar tae | net ing ca ettclezraipinn camden eed | wuresceam OPES mero ov won| aitntacTnae re, 0 + | afaeeta Sreae argu nt ta ve ; m missioners, or et may re . I. Hf ski mnogiha report to, the Biard of Aldermen « fall and | "seq 45. The fupervisors of sald elty an February the fourth, eighteen hundred and thirty, be, and BL G and the Z-story feed store on rear, fromting Moore 6 olty and county shall provide a proper roem for the office of the Commission- ¢rs of Police, the Chief of Police, the Bureau of the De- partment, and the Olerk of ihe Board. Sec. 46. Appointments to office shall be made with sole reference to axe, character for active anc industrious habits, integrity and moral conduct, good health, Bamsewax.—A sale of 4,006 Ibs. yellow was effected on private terms BReADerurrs —Flour was lees active and rather languid. | The day’s transactions comprised 6,800 bbis.: ordinary to | choice at $7 81% a $8 06%; mixed to famcy Western, $7 | ie Soiauitpeaadariae nels "types r s e a of the said company. sot t the said atahasr oat made at the same thre that is now fixed by law for par- chasing the canal and fee ter, with the appendages of the of the Police Department; and the Board of Aldermen taal cause such report to be published in at least four of the daily newspapers of thy city. * Seo. 10. There shall be a Bureau in the police; and, as the principal thereof, the chief sball bs the general exe- and lease of lot No, 226 Monroe street, 26x05 om Scammel. $4,000. By E. ©. Halliday & Oo.—Twe lote om Thirty-third street, near Sixth avenue, $3,500; also ope lot om East fwentisth street, near avenes wall of joining eg er th A, with the rs gene- | Delaware and Rariten Canal Oompany, and not s:oner; 1 lot ac. sasoe frame bi on rear, 2 Orry ton int AEE ae ‘7 duty ot the Chief of Po- | Tl intelligence, and citizenship. and the time for sppointing the oppraleers P ovided for 81) & $8 124; and other grades at proportiomate rates. | street, dora008's Jota, each 22x60, 229, = and oe Mee, and it sbsll be oy made she daty of The Oniet of Fo. | “Seo. 47. All seations of this act im relation to the Police | in the twenty-Afth tection of the act inosrporating the Some 1,600 bbls Southern were disposed of at $80 $8\< | *reet, , $3.050 and $3,850; lot with a brick shop said canal company, and in the twenty-second section of wos 492 Water street, General avd constant supsrvision over the whole police | Department of said city, passed om the Tth day of May, q $3,600; 2 lots, 494 am ® 2,660 | for mixed to straizht; $8 31} a $8 60 for favorite; $3 60a | Ge Water street, eneh $3,600 and $3,495; 2 two-story Stganixstion. and to give his personal attention to the | 18% and of all ote Siioh ft itn thie act epee sally pee. taed end ats bein the car of our and by hog. | 8 and worst’d 141 2,722 | $925 for faney per bbl. Ryo flour and.oora meal wore | fretoe hounes and’ lots 896 and. 240 Motros streel, eve sasaner in which the rules and regulations of the depart | Titey” ani all laws relat the palloe) ia said olty te. a eight hundred and elghty-eight. een cotton. 8 2,237 | unaltered. Wheat was moderately active. Th | $3,050; two story frame house and lot 218 Monroe street, ment ore enforced.and obeyed; and the better to accom. | Vided. and all laws relating to the police) in said city ia, | sand eigh eae Roe sonia be Tawtal n 2/060 | © ) erately aotive, The business | 32/650! dodo 90 Henry street, $5,800; lot corner of Piss lish the objects of this provision, he shall, a3 often a | eee a ete ea ee eee | tos the maid conmeeiee at they eee eaters aT 2,689 | embraced 2,000 bushels Southern white, ai $180; and | ano Madinon, with frame bulldicg, $6,108; three story Hay be, and not lees than once in Svery week, visit each Stiten teste et oleae poe gl Bere re ain hoy mds, 10 alter the route or rouwes of | Clmpe& bigs 18 7.883 46,782 | 7,000 do red, at $1708 $175 State and Western oats | brick house 428 Water street, $4,300. By E.'H. Ludlow== 0f the several police station houses aad patrol districts; | 2 2'n8 cmoors of police courte im the city of New York’ | thelr railroade ao as to recuce the carves ay moot ns, | Braiee & 25 8,823 ‘Dib area ay | Continued depressed at 600 = 540. Rye was held at $i 24 | 2Jote north side Eighty sixth atreet, Dot ween Seventi aad soa ve time to mes, sad not ny 4 than onpe in | Danced eighteen pea er fifty four” ieetpianliemieds he regard to the eitustion of the grouad over whieh the Sowing... 916 $369,152 | 1 25. Corn was more, moagat after, The day’s move- | and Eighth miay ened ob00; 3 Lees soate aide Bighyy. @very moath, communica‘ 16 Board of nissioners ‘Bec. 47. This act shall take effect immediately. same tot will admit of. and after filing im the office eee ments reached 47, usnels, at 850, a 860. for camp | seventh at jot » enc! }; onse and be an nccount of the condition of the de and of the italy Of tap Gakcotary ct Stata wocrres Ct Ca teticeeronta, Jerney; 86¢ » 870. for Soutuern and Western mixed; 830. | $4,700; lot tm ® 900. for Southern yellow, and 900. a 980. for do. white, | it, 225 feet west of Seventh avenue, $406, ‘S7mD.—Clover was pleniier and less sought after st 1036 810%per Ib. Other articles remained about the same. to to be altered, the said companies, ‘for the purpose ot | tH enabling themto construct their. road or roads on the said rovte or routes, sball be and they are hereby inveat- Opening of a New Branch of the House Telo= 7 eral in Elizabethtown, N. J. ll 6.384 bushel, 6.786 | Corvmn - Corram —The market displayed more setivity, and sales | hais further duty to see, also, that each and e ry corron. @ficers under bim faithfully execu e the powers oonfer- 901 $179," ¢ rales and discipline of the to the special orders of the Board of be the principal officers im the districts Fes] vely in which they are severally losat ee They shall, iseragh the chief, to the Board ef Commissioners once i» every month + fall and detailed account of the business of their several districts, with such other information as may be importsat to the @ public or the benefit of the cepartment. be their duty to obey, and cause the Officers under them te obey, say and all orders and rules eommunieated by the Ohief of Police from the Board of Commissioners for the government of the department. se aad poioemen, aball in soeordance with, tne men, jance 18 bas and s ibed by the Board, and in tate, watch and guard emergency involving & pence, or of fire, or any violent pab- yy, the Onief of Police (with auch direct) shall forthwith tothe place ‘of disorder, with such mamber of police. men as shall, in his judgment, be sufficient for the @ervation of the public peace amd the protection of life Ba Bt fu a o re gist kangerete "ne toe ‘ity. spa have patrol district, and the ‘each of the said districts lice station house 1@ members of the Police Department, when shall wear s suitable emblem or evidence of of: that it may be omitted by permission of the the more cer. tis epprolenion of anders. - tain aj of offenders. See 31. Each of the police captains shall onuse the offi- i = Ht i it i H z g s EB HE ss va E E : i E necessary. performance of cuty shall member of the department; but the Commissioners may relieve officers from services two weeks ia each year. ‘vioted of resisting the office and Police Depari meat, shall be for any period not exceed i ‘ f | i a oe gt f . Commissi mers, whe shall the effice of the Commis : olerk gd Board complaint upon accused, complainant and the officer com- with whatever witnesmer there on on the other, at the next or baequent session ot the Board for trial. Oa the against and for tae accused the Commissioners; ia session, who acquit the defendant of the charge preferred, or Cm theg hy poeta or suspend, or remeve him from office, as jus ice may require. Bec. 26, ese pe bo ap by the Chief against any i FRR gee mn i : i 2 Ht fl HL g ii ‘and any person guilty of false le tor the” pains of TEE oe i de ti 1 Commissioners of Police, re. voluntarily given for special means of See. 29, In case of the abssrce of the Chiet et Ualted States. ‘or by reason of sickness, the Mayor shal 4 of the Oaptaias of Police to Mecemtary powers to perform the duties of the may req' salary of the members of the Police be paid by warrantof the of Police for disbursement. deir E QE: l i é 3 3 R F fs i ; i i 8 ? ay | E [ hii Sipe 4 i 0 electors ceding ‘pon the book to be | Mr. Hi . Mr, Alexander, the Superiatendent of the line, who had previously been requested to entertain the ladies, after having mace the necessary arrangements for their comfort ard convenience, started for Esstoa by the early morning train. At three o’clook precisely the call for Kaston was given, and the operator was iaformed that the lacics were in readiness. The distance by wire is about seventy miles. Tae following address waa then ‘transmi (ted :— J Lapis or E.izaberatows—You have assembled, this beautiful afternoon, in our little office, to witness the working of a Printing, telograph—the invention of Profes- sor Royal E T have requested my friend, Mr. D. N. Crane, io act for me in my absence; and as he has bad the benefit of afew hours instruction in the art, I have no doubt he will be able to render things a little more to you. But from the number of smiling (?) gazing in wonder and aston ly that the effort to please and ,imterest you fore brief period will not be made in vain. It was at the fanggestion of some of the gsntlemen now present with you, that I was selected to write to you from thie place—therefore, as I wish to be can¢id with im ‘and before I proveed any farther, I must tell you that I'am delighted to find that the pleasing task of ad dressing you has H a E u § i ~ the amid the raral scenery of his labors poy of w ponsefal farmer oid th ofe er, Py ouataln Rote, Daring the regress of : encounter man; severe triste, among which was an affection of the eyes, Toheed, for 8 period it was thought that he would lose the faculty of sight world, no doubt, would hat altogether, and thus the ve been vei of his invention. Bat Providence inter- and he was in restored to sig! a his labors, and soon solicitude was fixished. had been removed, the great inv: ntion was complete, and the light press wat set in moon. How wellhe and th among the highest asa sci- brett 4 Ee ‘the modus family, bas succeeded I leave you to juage. Dr. Tarnball, » gentleman my sequain' one whose mame ranks entific lecturer, after care! in all its parte, and then and wit commissioners shal! have power to | and give it fair share of supp rt. age, fallness of their proportionate beaaty—to make the cold, dull, inanimate stee) speak to us in our own tonz26, sar- — the mythologiosl narratives of ancient G:eece and throws into the shade the fabulous myths of sa- tious Arabia, and sinks inte insignificance the time- honored traditions of the Ori ntal world.’ There are two Binds of instraments used—a large one and a small one, which some bachelor 0; The largest amount of telegrs phiog that is dene over the siren in for the New York ussretered ress, through ita en- terprisiog and talented it, D. B, Grates Esq. Oamany occasions a¢ ditional very late news, amounting to many hunérecs and sometimes thoussate of words, is tranemitted in the ahape of a private despatch to there pepers. Thi ject matter, as it comes from the instra- ment on olf immediately sent to its destination. it ia then turned over to s corps of able compositors, and is soon set upin type. By this te ok ee ns fect copy of the original manuscript, and thereby save the trouble of Stastee lagragh 00 silt poh commualicat telogra| parts . The main circuit is now complete. Ina few days we rhall open brarch which will connect with the espital ot your State. After that we shall pay our the time shall | respects to the citizens of Newark. To you who are preparing to enter the bonds of Ihave « word or two to say in partisular. Write no more missives on affairs of love te go by the post—it takes Sapervisors of said city and | wo long, Here is a better means. pan pein t , in any shape you please, the telegragh ofice, and the contents On the lightning’s fe ies seeanoonrens you wish the document to will soon bo trans- + S53 iu FE z 3 = rt s z ie | :: a H | il & oad Fy it if i t =< of discbarging their official duties, and the members of the Legislature of this State, during ite annual or other sessions, shall pass and repass over the ratirosds of the said companies in the cars thereef, free of charge, sub- ject to the rales and regulations of the said companies. 6 And be it enacted, That so much of the acts ineor ting said companies, and of all other acts of the Ls- gislature in relation to the said companies, as {s incon- with the provisions of this act, be and the same is hereby repesled. 6. And be it farther enacted, That this act shall take effect as som ts the j xint board of directors of the said two companies, and the board of directors of eash of the fH said companies respestively, shall certify their acceptance of this oss ans capplenica toant ef the charter of the said com: under the hands of the President aud Beoretary, ‘the corperate seal of the said joint com- panies, and of each of the sali companies, respectively, ‘ané file the same in the office of etary of State of ‘& certided copy of published in connec tion with this act among the laws of this State, which ublication aball be deamed scmpotent acd plenary evi: of such acceptince; and in case such certificate of seceptance be not filed within one year from the passage of this act, them this sot earl] be void. The Fire at New Brighton. 30 SE BOE Oe SEE ORAS | a & ataternent in yesterday’ SoH fire on Ielané, the residence wish ‘o correct a statement that was made relstiig to ° he fire engine. It was No, 3, of Factoryville, th: ¢ived the information from the messager at 113 0 ‘ond arrived on the ground st 123¢ o’clook and wea work immediately. Also No 1, of Port Richmon’, fas soon as they received the information, procesdel te the roene of confisgration and arrived tuere about 2)¢ o’elock and west to work, but on account of the scracity of water their efforts were in vai Yours, &o, JOHN @. MoKEL' ’, Foreman of No. 2. Court oF Commmem, E nent Before Judge Ingraham. Manon 3 —Louis Desserce vs. ‘Richard Oornell.— Action for assault and battery; but the plaintiff not appearing, the complaint was dismissed. The Court then adjourned for the term; and will meet this morning to give decisions. On hoe the general argument term wll commence. There be no jary trials ontil the first Mondey in April. FINANCIAL AND GOMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKAT. % Fara, March 3—6 P. M. The stock market was not 20 buoyant at the opening this morning, and there was less activity among specula tors. Atthe first board Nicaragus Transit dectined per cent; Florence and Keyport, +4; Camberland Coal, 3; Phenix Coal, 3. Ilimois Central Bonds advanced 1 per cent; Delaware and Hudson, 34; Stonington, ; New Haven, 34; Panama Railroad, {. Parker Velm was well sustained, with large ea'es, and closed firm at yesterday’s prices. Pennsylvania Coal is heavy at the decline, and the rales are increasing. Nicaragaa Transit hangs be- tween twenty-eight and twenty-nine per cent, the fluc tuations amounting to only a fraction from time to time. Holders talk confisently of a dividend in Jaly, and specu- lative offers have already been made for it. New York Central Riilroad stock is steadily settling down again. It is now two per cent below the highest point touched a week or two since, Railroad bonds were not in sotive demand to-day, but there has been no material variation in prices. The sales were quite limited. Bank stocks of ‘the second and third class were sold in small lotsa at prices previously current. The receipts of the Erie Railroad Company for the moath of February, 1854, amounted to $315 026 26, against $308,669 19 for the corresponding period last year, showing an increase of $36,457 06. ‘The amouat of duties received at the Boston Castom House during the month of February was as follows:— Amount received in Feb. 1854, $756,948 68; amount re- oetved im Feb. 1863, $608,746 10, Increase, $63,190 47. The importation of specie into Boston during the month of Februaiy, amounted to $25,003, of which $24,117 was in gold, and $886 im silver. The exports in the same time amounted to $78,992, of which $66,311 was in gold, and $18 681 in silver, The bulk of the gold imported was from Valparaiso. At the las! term of the Supreme Court of Connsoticut, the report of the reosivers of the Easterm Bank was a0 cepted, and their Cologs confirmed, by consent of parties interested, and all further action was continued until the April term of the court. The Killingley Telegraph says:— The effeet of this soceptance fe to exolade the claims of Mesera. Ce erg and W. E. Chittenden to 1,756 chares of the stook, and to acknowledge the elaims allowed by the receivers. We may add that the now is, that all claims of holders, ‘and stook- wi 4 alti. ately'be paid Tal ne eoesvers, wil ‘The Governor of Alabama has vetoed a bill passed by the Legielatare, prohibiting the circulation of small notes of banks ont of the State. Aresolation of the Tennessee Legislature, instructing the Attorney General of that State to bring suit against the Georgia and East Tennessee Railrow Company, for the State bonds supposed to have been wrongfully issued toit by Goversor Johnson, was amended by adding simi- Jar instructions as to the bonds to East Tennessee and Virginia, and all other railresd companies, and, finally, the whole matter laid on the table. The amount of bids received by the State Treasurer of North Carolina for the loam of half « million dollars was upwarda of two anda half million of dollars. The ave- Tage premium accepted was four and a quarter per cent. The awards were as follows:——John Thompson, $236,000; Camman, Whitehouse & Co., $125,000; Carpenter, Vor: milye & Oo., $30,000; J. G. Lash, $25,000; and the bal- ance to nine others. The present outstanding cireulation of the Bank of IIli- mols, at Ehawnestown, is stated at $75,000, On the 2ist ‘Ult., $90,000 of bills amd certificates, redeomed by the ‘Teusters, wore destroyed by order of court. This makes © MANUFACTURES OF Woot. pt Wilthdraunfrom Warehouse. MANUFACFURMS OF COTTON. 389 $91 821 RRS OF ¥LAX. $12 622 M4 3,812 Total...... 65 $15,934 LLABHO' $71,181 Total,....., 116 $26 081 mux. ‘MANUFACTURES OF FLAX. Ligens........ 90,686 ‘MISOBLLANBOUS, Straw goods... 13 $1941 Enbroideries. 11 6,068 18,846 aie mee Total. $8,009 278 = (148 641 Totals.........++. 6,266 $2,486,842 3,626 $1,608,874 | ‘rom Warehouse. $13.446 189 $53,705 26,144 «889 «= 91,821 8.749 = 160 55,816 6,788 65 16,034 8,771 118 = 10,747 $58 808 906 $228,078 Warehouse $40,700 §=285 = $71,181 46604 «116 26,081 19,027 182 61,826 48290 «8 9,686 _- a 8,000 Totals....... sees 480 $110,160 530 $176,788 Value put on market week endieg March 3, 1853.$2.545,240 Do do, do. do, do. 1854. 1 782,897 Dosrease in the week im 1854................ $812,848 Foreign productions are doing better. The influence of the diminishing imports is quite favorable. We observe that most Owners are less anxious to sell Continental and English fabrios, while these are in improved request, as purchasers begia to realize the probability—which we ventured to picture some time ago—of their being able to secure supplies on easier terms during the ensuing fow months. The suctioneers are still kept busy enough in disposing of stocks that are not attractive to buyers, and they are sold at such. irregalar prices ae to afford no oriterion of the condition and prospects of the business in its legitimate channel. Hence, it is unnecessary to dwell upon their results. All sessonable fabries oan be easily and advantageously vended in private. We are glad to hrow this, and the additional fact that long credits are generally denied by factors, a mos} encouraging indica- tion, which we ardently hope will become more and more distinct as we progress, aotil the oash principle—the 333 SSBes B3SS8e 3 es se S 400 bbls. flour to fill up at 4r, 3d. Rates to Havre were | nominal at 960 for flour and 240. ‘or grain, To Califor- nis rates were inactive at 50c #653. per foot measure | ment. | Furnes —There were 1,200 lbs. live goose taken at | 460. per 1b. Fair —Seles were reported of 650 boxes wet dried | burch raising at $2 85 0 $2 90; 400 bashels pea noteat | $1.15 20 bbls. curranta at $20. | Hay.— Only 700 bales river were purchased at yester | Gay's quotaiions. | Bipas —Mr. Wm. M. Browm has furnisned us with the | annexed summary of Febraary’s busizess :—‘‘I have | sgain the pleasure to wait upon you with my monthly atstement of the bide trade of this olty, and commence | with prene deey on the face of the tables attached, | there is a seam! large increase this month, as com- | pared with the same mosh las! | will chow that a very large lesa & number then 32,808—are African hips, used alto- = for upper leather purposes, which bi incresee of cirect foreign imcorts for sole leat $26,775 ever thoes of February, 18¢3 Coastwise ,this month we dave 30 214 hides agsinst 18,864 im same month last . "a3 dry and’ 996 ‘The direst im areas followe :—} een salted Ayres, ex Bethurst and Marien; 9,135 4 Ourasos, ex Oceans Aird ie Grande, éx ¥. 357 and Abram; 6.991 Porto Cabello, ex Clara Rogera and Ca zenovis; 7,857 Maracaibo, Irma, &.; 88,007 African, ex Lucerne, Maria Jewet, Reindeer, and Comet; 1,890 Sava- yf RN cme ZS West India and Contral ¢mesica; 908 Pars jsreelons, with (bull) and 448 salted Buenos Ayres, from rd wire we bave 8,737 Southern and 21. chases, cowaleting of Porto Cabe! ‘total imports for the first two months of the ear, but an inspection an excess of 176 205 over the same time last year. Stock te, consisting. whole, of 42,101 hides, of which abou Ayres. being the cargoes of the Bathurst an H 6,200 Maracaibo ex Addy Swift, 6,000 San Juan ex Martha Clara Berges and Casenovis, all recent arrivals, together with « few Barcelona, Caracos, Southera and West [adia. Hides,—The market opened this moath with a | Dry limited demand, as ususl at this season, whish has oon tinued throughout is curremey, Holders, however, have been very firm, and I have no dec'ime in price to quote, althongh in some cases purchases have been mad more favorable terms to bayers. The present stook is light, a1 shown stove, market will mainly depend upon t! present high current rates may induces from all quartors, which will coubtless be to the full extent of their caps- Dilities, and also upon our current demand for consamp: tion, which latter there is every prorpect will continue | large. The sales comprise 11,051 Buenos Ayres, 9,135 Rio Grande, 11,830 Angostura, 3,607 Cu 1,870 Savantl 2,061 Matamoras, 2,160 Maracatbo, 2,775 Maracham, 1,87 ‘West Indis, 1,400 Porto Rico, 6,401 Southern, and'82,- 007 African, at prices withia the range of quotations a tadle. ‘Salle Zidea bave boon in fair demand, with only ® mo- derate import, amounting im all to 8,019 hides, which have been sold as follows;—996 Buenos Ayres, direct. 48 Ibs., 11}46.; 440 from Liverpool, 41 1>e,, 1133; 227 West Indis, 8340. a 8340; 308 Pars, 86 Ibs, 1lico ; rapbem, 46 Ibe., 103¢6. . The sales have been 4,640 Horse Hida—No im be NN ter on terms not transpired; 1,018 green Buenos Ayres, 36 lbs, average at $2 18 each; also, 5 stn gag consumption here, 1,002, 36 Ibs, hides, at eoah. Bast India Kipt—-No direct imports or sales, Market very firm at quota’ Buffalo Hides—No importa, 60 bales at 6%0. per am We have had but little inquiry for this description of Hatr-—1m} 40 Dales, 69 bags, 19 bundles Rio Grande; 6 bales Buenos Ayren, The sales have been 65,000 Ibs. Rio Grande, mixed, at 2246. a 235¢0.; 60,000 Ibs, Ege at 2lc. a 240. per Ib., six months. We have & good demand from the maaatacturers bo Che Lo month, and sch oh bach of full lo, per 1b, on eurrent on the o january, with a much ‘stmibiobed stock. eyed Goat Siins.—Importa this month 1,486 bales Caracon, and 680 bales Mexicam. The sales o»m prise 200 bales Oa- racoa at 48. to 55s. each, and at suction, 420 bales at 820. to 383, each; 9,000 Mexican at 84c., and 13,000 at 830. per Ib., all 6 months, or equal thereto. Deer Skins.—Importe bales St Juan, of which 277 rivals of American skias have been fae 383323335 Hors were in better demand at 420. a 440. per Ib. eran jon of the increase—no | Gowa the | Clarke, 6,000 African ex Comst, 7.000 Porto Cabello ex | oa fature course of our | 1,066 Ma- op manufacturers’ acsount, and 26 bales Honduras. | Tho Now Yurk, Cemtral Now Jersey, and Ponnayivante | oq with oll the powers, authority, privileges, aed enciac 646 +28 8,952 | 0f 2.600 bage wore made at Lia. « 115¢0.; 660 mats of Ja. | 8oar.—There were 160 bxs, Unstile taken at 11% per Ib, Fel, and porform the duties required by the laws of the | telegraph Company, using the House patent, have receat- | mens, to which they are now ruled wader aad by vie oon Mp dal rebedarsiynerte rete pee poa | hace etal Rod oer ihe ala og attain Bee. 12. ‘The Chlef stall eommunicate and convey all | o/ ‘Mire now connects Keston, Peaasylvanic, cite Noe eee cr tan paul someeain Sot AN SCAT EL 18 4,678 Jows;—For exprrt, 2,800; howe, une, 604; on apectlation, | uaterial change in quotations, ac? ou braced 150 6 208 Oreers, rules oaee xepelbsicas Leni = et of Reed York city, via the Central Railroad. An office hasalso | the provisions, conditiens liabilities limitations ani re 14 wee oe ond to ar: t 869. Merket fir | New Odense, in small repies ouee ‘xe. . {xe x Ancol padenel eustnuleate ant convey allzeparts | ohio forte ine tonne toe Combletion. A large, | {{victlons to which they are now subjest by virtue of the LL 2,687 0 4,000. baleg wore engeged, compressed oe abasd e,| ticle code’ are. eillieg log, ond. coumetestarecy bap and returns whatsoever from the captains of the several | number of ladies, real: ents of Elisabethtows, having ex | ei¢ Sct#. exeept eo far as the same may be altered by 6 1737 7-164. 1,000 bbia. flour were engaged at 44-,an4 about | sparingly, The tendency of [omestic wool ls Cowawarda, yatrel Rag to the offics peainers of Commissioners preeted a desire to witness the operation of transmitting | 4 And be it enacted, That the governor, the chancellor, 4 pe a 0¢0 boshaso eae 154. 1540. in ship's | and rales ef pulled have bee more nN Cr reiges = of Police, tha: egholden au i o ay Mtr intelligence, and also to testify their sense of gratifica: | thy justices of the Supreme Court, the j of tht RD eh age. 3 ay » lard at 4! 00 bbls, pork at 5s. 3d, | motioe 60, rags ray pot Cardenas’ 28e., rj Sena sy aa inet | neice | Serr, try orc es et | gs, Sass o_O | ene ial eet ft | a Bee, 18. The captains of price shall be unter the Ohiet | afternoon. Mr, Wa, W secretexy of this State, when travelling for the purpose Total.....,, 273 $143,641 be Wuisxsy —The day’s sales comprised 400 bbis. Prison a@ 280, a 283¢0., and 160 bbls. Jersey at 27 3¢0. per gallon. Family Market Price Current. We have but little change to record is our price currem® this week. The following table, corrected from Waahing> ton Market, shows that catables are stationary — 0 10 08 013 Roasting pleces, per ow a O Birloun steaks, 012 a 0 Rump steaks, 000 «6 Tongues, per Ib ou a0 Consent D>. om 2 0 Pouitry.—Turkeys, per Ib. on a0 Rhode Island do., per Ib. 012% 0 © Ducks, (tame,) pair 10 al Geese, each... em a 3 } Chickens, per pair 0 6236 i Fowls, 10 | Guinea fowl re ue dosen ams, amcted, : 040 | Shoulders? 0 09 | Be: Hi “ i Oia . i 100 0 08 016 010 ol 016 o o 0 | e BSS8a8S8EaakoSBE Fasle ssussa 8a888-5 SSEEoEES SSESERGESseusrsEsEsssasssUEEESSSE SSE ry ry Ducks . a Mia gon ec. om 8 Pigeons, per ett. - OM wa Quails, per pr.... +3 Saftecd Sess 0% Biac& ducks, per 0 63; Red head ducks, 100 pte gees 1% a Oapoas, per Ib..... ou “ Partridges, pair, » 000 2 10 Bucks county tows, Olde 0 6 Broadbills, per pair. 060 a Ome Rabbits, per pair vw 2 OM Py $3 ba tos | Seasbecysit as dnscccucks 100 a 2 S % Ix e 0 8% 9} | fas | 0 20 i om 010 cave 00 ° - 1 0 ° e