The New York Herald Newspaper, April 11, 1854, Page 2

THE TURF. The Great State Past Makd—Kamtucky Vie= jous [From the New Orleans Picayune, April 2.) Rarely basa lovelier spring day opened on more bril Viant hopes and expecta 8 than that which yest Gawned upon the thousands who, to a greater or loss $20, wore rushing forward to the great event of the ¢ with the most pleasurable expectati The t struggle of States for th at which had for moi ont 8 en much State pride, 0 had been the ruli Other topic had been 4 Of strangers, as th ed our city, and ab ! Th fe that con 50 Fnd any as . bad thr ‘alkod of but the probable or pos: re wt sporting af- gitir. Opinions of every ol were Su ees ; of it t state ad haere Rey ont, bad its host of chivalrously come int Fepresentatives on the ndulgedin ear- is role Banters nest and eloquent eulogies upon were offered, bets w made, speculations were indulged in, predictions were ventured, pages and fears were expressed, and the town & topic that lasted up to the very moment when + tap of the drum gave signal for the start. Even the ladies caught the infectious excitement, and made up, their pretty purses. The fair Mobillans were strong ont Highlander, and the Xestaaky belles wondered how any reasonable person could doubt that Le: n would as- auredly win. Mississippi relied confidently on Lecomte, ‘without making much ado, while Louisiana deported her: self er sggy IN hoped her Arrow would go straight to e contest had been worth provoki ait been alone for the pleasure arising from the spa: fo many bright eyes, and the mingling of so many sats nae & sprang from its discussion. 0 day was fair, ht, clear and mild—the sky was all blue, the air all balm, the earth all beautifal, “vom an early hour all the roads, avenues, and means of ap- | preseh, by every very, possible kind of conveyance, were put requisition. ity was comparatively deserted. bite eases aecmed (we, who were not among the couldn’t- Get-aways, Were told) to be suspended. Everybody who ‘was anybody, or wanted to be deemed anybody, hal gone | to the race. ‘Dinner hours were postponed, engagements | ber heer Saag and we should not at all wouder if bank notifications, in some few instances, slipped some memo- a. ™ race for everylody, and everybody for the ce The liberal attendance of Indies was a delightful foa- pare of the day. There were brilliant representatives of the beauty and taste of our own fair State and of many € her sister States. There were besides Louisiana belles And beauties, belles and beauties from Alabama, Missis- pipni aud Kentucky, who ali took a most praiseworthy terest im the incidents of the occasion. The presence pf Indios bas always a benign influence—but we nave or seen it more pieasingly executed than in the pre- stance. There were a great many of our most Oitinguished citizens from all parts of the Southern country present, including Governors, Judges, Mayors, and otier officiale—not to name all of whom, if any, would seem invidious, and we cannot remember half of | them. Ex-President Fillmore and ex-Secretaries Kenne- dy and Conrad attracted and received a great deal of ‘at- tention, and wore politely invited by the judges of the | race to view it from the judges’ stand. They seemed to take much interest in the sport; and, in the intervals, in | the society of the distinguished company as embled in | the members and ladies’ stanis. There must hare been Fy def thousand persons within the enclosure of | the Metairie Course upon this great and interesting ocea- sion. Yet we never have sovn more perfect order pre- ®erved among a large body of men than that which pre- | vailed throughout the day. We were not cognizant of a single iction of the duty that one man owes to another in any single respect; no drunkenness, no dis- | putes, no quarrels, no unseemly or even boisterous remarks. | The incidents and results of this race we sabjoin. But in closing our necessarily very hasty and cursory general remarks, we cannot forbear noting the fact thai Old Ken- tucky had, and fully availed herself of, a glorious oppor- tunity of manifesting her characteristic State pride upon this occasion. It was inspiring to see the bright eyes of her daughters sparkling with joy, and to hear their ring- | ing laughs and exultant shouts,as the champion of their State was going on “ conquering aid to conquer” and adding another to the already many noble trophios that | have been gallantly won by Old Kentuck. And now to the incidents of the race. | The Judges’ stand was occupied by ex-President Fill- | More and several other distinguished strangers, besides | the judges of the race. The judges selected by the sub- | Beribers to the stake were as foliows:—Col. Wade Hamp- i was ‘oat ke judge chosen to represent Alabama; Col. J. | Hughes, for Louisiana; Mr. Robert Evans, for Ken- tacky Judge Pinckney Smith, for Mississippi, and Judge J. G. Cocks, the President of the Metairie Jockey Club, | previding. The The betting for several days previons to the raco and | yentecs jay morning in the city was brisk and heavy,High- | der being generally the first favorite and Lexington the second favorite. The field was frequently backed inst Highlander, at odds ot two toone. On arrivin, at the course the crowd for a time appeared to feel impa- tient, fearing that they could not have a chance to ont all their money. a Pocket books flew open ani for rf hour the betting was very lively, but not much changed from what ithad been. We heard many bets made as follo-s:—Even between Highlander and Lexington. $50 R100 that Highlander would take the first heat. There Ws, of course, a variety of bets concerning many minor points and the particular placing of the ho: The course was very heavy from the previous ra E the 5 e mud that it was very stiff and unyielding, clinging Jo the hoof with great tenacity. First Heat.—The horses came proudly up to the stand, Jad moved off without difficulty, well together, and ed around the firstturn in the following order:—Lex. Feta leading, Arrow second, Lecomte third, with High- lander trailing. In this position the first mile was run, all being within a fair distance of each other. On onter: | ing the second mile, Lecomte went up, and lnppei Le ington for a short distance, buf they all soon Fosomed their original position for the remainder of the second, 8nd the whole of the third mile, at about the same rate Of speed. On making the firet turn of the fourth mile, Arrow began to feel the effects of the heavy mud, and Mackened his speed, Highlander passing him, taking the third position, and gradually making up the gap between Bimelf and his two’ competitors. Lecomte, on coming home, pushed for the lead, but Lexington held his course steadily, and won the heat under a strong pull, by about three lengths, in 8:08)j, distancing Arrow. ‘The Kon- ituckians, Who are a famous people for shouting, gave a loud cheer for their favorite, and the betting people n to make new arrangements. Heat.—After much discussion on minor points, the betting now appeared to settle down to about two to one on Lexington against the field, Lecomte generally considered as the chief relianee of the fielders, Highlander’s friends were in bad spirits, but some of them contended that he had not yet exerted himself, that he ran nearly all the first heat far from the pole, and they therefore took up the odds offered against him. | On sta: for the second heat, Highlander took the Jead on the first turn, with arse second, but all well ther. On tLe back stretch, Lecomte made a brush took the lead of the party. entering the second mile in nee, and Lexington second. In this position they | ran Me mil At the entrance of the third mile, High lander made his first and only brash; he went up to Lexington and nearly passe him for a short distance, but Lexi soon shook .him off round the turn, Le- comte lea throughout the mile by nearly eight tha, On the first quarter of the fourth mile High. | x began te exhibit distress, and gave up his stride | near the same spot and in the same manneras Arrow had Gone in the first heat. Lexiygton, on the back stretch, pow wont to work in earnest, gradually closing up the gap ‘on Lecomte, both striving hard for the supremacy, an the pace increasing. On the third quarter Lexington locked Lecomte, and they swung into the home stretch mide and side, the excitement ee | high age the ‘anxious thousands, and cheers rending t! Down they came bome, rushing forward like s falers , each at the top of his speed, and ss if life depended upon every jarsprt but the speed of Lexington was superior, and he iMiot past the judges’ stand about four lengths in ad. ‘winning the b heat and raco, amid the sheers of the Inder’ and the deafening shouts of the men, in 8:04; the ae mile being run in quicker time than any other in the | ear readers who were not ener at the race would Madly miajudge the merith of this great contest did they only make up their opinion of the severity of the struggle by glancing at the time, which, we acknowledge, would a ‘slow if the track had been in good condition. der all the circumstances of the case, the race was an excellent one; its varying chances, its uncertain termi- mation up to the last moment, the severity of the contest, rr ount of money at stake, and the immense number pmo b attendance, will render it a briliiant event ip the racing annals of this country. | Mararare Cot Day.—Surorpay, A) oe 1854.—Great Post State Stake | for pate? . P- — Four mile heats. Five p. Each horse start- in 1 1008 ont of the stakes, pro- CoE he is not distanced, and the winner to receive th» remainder. Each State subscribing to be represented by | ‘wind which prevailed had so harioned | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. } MONEY MARKET. Moypay, April 10—6 P. M. ‘Tho stock market looked very blue to-day. There waa | quite a panic among the bulls, and the transactions were | unusually large. Most of the operations were on time, buyers and sellers option. This exhibits a very curious state of things; lt shows that sellers are not in want of money, and that some other cause exists for the great depreciation in market value. The cash sales were unu- hereafter expire, shall be withdrawn as follows :—The third port of its circulating notes in one year, one-third | part in two years, and the remainder in three years from | the time this act takes effect; and the circulating notes of all banks whose charters shail hereafter expire, as follows:—One-third part in one year, one-third part in two years, and the remainder in three years from the time the said charter shall expire. But this section shall | not prevent any individual banker, bank,or banking asso- | ciation, from presenting to the trustees of such expired | incorporated bank such circulating notes tor payment. | A violation of this act to be subject to the penalties pre- | scribed for issuing bills or promissory notes for the pur- | pose of circulating them without authority of law. To te take effect immediately. ‘The Legislature of this State has also passed an act | relative to railroads in cities. It provides that no rail- | road shall hereafter be constructed in any streot in the | cities of this State without the consent of a majority | owning property on the streets through which it may be | proposed to run the railroads—reference to be had to the | assessed valuation of the whole property on such street to determine what constitutes such majority. Upon ob- | taining such consent, the Common Council may grant | authority for the construction of such railway to any person giving adequate security, after public notice, &e. | | The act not to apply to any railroad in this State now | 600 | constructed or in process of construction, nor to the ex- i tension of any railroad already in part constructed, nor to any railroad exceeding fifteen miles in length, for the | construction of which a company or association may be , hereafter organized under the provisions of the Gene- | ral Railroad law. Takes effect immediately. | The accounts from Europe by the Europa are of a very | gloomy character, and there was a growing impression (if the war be protracted) that, under the currency bill of 1844, exorbitant rates were ney. People must notanticipste that matters are at likely to follow the course they did during the Inte war, | when the wants of the government were supplied by suc- cessive loans, and prices were artificially raised by a vast issue of paper money. It would appear to be the policy | of the government of the day to make the existing gone- ration contribute largely, if not entirely, to the exigen. | cies of the time being; the effect of which will be felt in | | ‘a large increase of taxation, and a consequent diminution in the consuming power of every class in the country. Under such a state of things it is likely that the value of all articles but such as are used for the purposes of war, | willrather decline than advance. The great continental houses, whose capital contributes so largely to carry on both the import and export trade of the country, are, it Ye Covses—Mfsar Post Stare Staxe.—Fovrta | is well known, curtailing their credits in all quarters, | 500 which is a further reason for the leading articles of com- merece ruling low. As to grain, the appearances in England were never | more promiging for an abundant harvest, and the high | prices of the present year will have caused an unusual F breadth of wheat to be sown, both in Franee and through- | out the continent generally. Inthe meantime it must | be borne in mind that any uncertainty about the weather | as harvest approaches would cause immediate alarm, and | a reaction from present rates to higher prices. What | such a chance is worth is a matter of cpinion; in the meanwhile it is certain that, barring casualties, the ten- | dency of the grain market is towards lower prices. The reocipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of | the United States for the port of New York, Monday,s} April 10, were $108,031 18 ; the payments amounted to $103,666 27—leaving a balance on hand of $8,251,021 68, | The Harrisburg Railroad Company has declared @ divi- , dend from the profits of the last six months, of 5 per | cent, payable on demand. The business over the rond of | this company is very active, and the receipts from two | the tures of three responsible gentlemen, oman | poole & majorit; whom name the horse | 4 ‘The stakes to be doposited with the Presidont of | She New Orleans Metairie J ey Club two days previous | ty the race. FOR THE STATE OF LOUISIANA. °T. J. Wells, D.F. Kenner, J. Hiddleston. SUBSORIBER® FOR ALABAMA. 1L. E. Smith, ‘8. M. Hill, 8. J. Hunter. FOR Ki ORY. Milla Villey, Jae. K. Duke, James B. Clay. P.B, Starke, John C. Inge, John Linton Kentucky, represented by b. c. Lexington, b | ton, cok Milloe Carneai—3y~ 0---(Honty | resented by ch. ¢. Lecomte, by Bos. | ton, et ey oye -o-—(oh) “ice ‘is "'bj 2 Sapam el ni Glenco, Sina . —(Gilpatric Bais, | 1 represented ch. g. Arrow, by Bos' ‘on, out of Jeanneteau—4 y be) vee Gh, | First Heat, Se'd Heat m. ™. &. 2 Oi 2 02 201% = i so 2 O46 1 59 | Tai ee 08K 80s | Fo ie Dav. cope 2 Proprietor’ 's Purse $400, mile | hn ee bap — Slevin’s) oh. g. Conrad the Voucher, out of Thay Jane, by a seer 7. A ye nae by Grey Bagh, dam Sarat ie <7 wir tnag 2 8? Oe : vee 23} Bingaman’ le, out ‘of Ann Billie, ai Time, 1 bay aees 621.50 % » Hon. J Campbell and a Ji fore Hon. Ju bel a ay. —Owration ats tha case of Ghar Aprn. 1 pba: William R. Robinson & Co., ror in | spon the jury stood eleveg , but bei ble to Fe iguana a wat ‘there | it is believed, will be at least $24,000. thourand to four thousand dollars per month more than | the corresponding months last year, and the business of last year gave a dividend on the stock of ten per cent. ‘The excess of receipts the current year over those of last, The Michigan Southern and Northern Indian Railroad Company are about to issue, for the purpose of atding in the completion of the Jackson Branch and the Toledo and Goshen line, new stock of the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Company, to the amount of 23 per | cent on the present stock. The stock is to be isaued at par to the present stockholders, both of “old” and “construction” stock. The payments are on the 10th of May 26 per cent, 10th of June 26 per cent, and the remainder on the Ist of July. Interest is to be allowed on payments to Ist of July, when the stock becomes divi- dend stock, ‘The bill to sell the main line of the Pennsylvania State | railroad and canal, from Philadelphia to Pittsburg, for not less than eleven millions of dollars, bas passed the Veupsylvania Howse of Delegates, | $2000 Til Int Stk. ‘The annoqpd statement exhibits the average amount in the leading departments of the Banks of this city, during the week ending Saturday morning, April 8, 1864. bes oF an Care or New York. Cirou $395, ey 34,7 yc 101,191 149,311. 2,236,388 Specie. AmericamEx $4602 802,278 $328,224 Atlant » 628,863 50, 621 America...,....8,973,074 799,893 Commerce +7,612,902 620,513 Commonwealth..1,271,376 85,155 New York. 642/231 | N. America... 4 139,737 State of N. Y. 716 $14,375 nion "oa0, 915 18,284 banks aro not aiding in any way the absurd panic that is notes of banks whose charters have already expired, one- | now prevailing in the stock market, bya sudden con- The public mind has recently been a good deal agitated by advices from Europe relative to the progress of the war, and if the banks preserve a stendy, straightforward course, a few days will suffice to allay traction of loans. all fectings of anxiety and fear regarding effect and ultimate result. Stock Exchan; $4500 111 Int Sk., 62 100 shs Eixie 7000 Erie In Bs...b3 95 — €50 di 2600 11 Cen RBds.. 79 100 250 shs Canton Co.s3 24% «100 50 ae 24% ©6350 100 w% 308 50 23, 250 do. 4 50 280 NJ Zine Co i 50 100 do... Tig 50 1% 250 am 136 +300 1550 15% 300 N 2% 50 261% 100 600 26% 100 600 26% 160 do. 2634 150 LI Rai 200 Vga Con 27 7 Ston’; 300 | 100 100 downs 200 do. S858! j 400 | 290 700 Gla Hil ‘Mine.960 | 200 McCulloch Gold.. 4 Erie RR. 10 7 200 7034 10} 150 Cleve & SECOND BOARD. 1000 Ill Cen R Bds 7” eaph the Co..83 so Par ve ci Ce 120 Penn Coal 0 | 00.Mie Tan Co, “ita de 27 100 10 98 ts 100 artes fit” 200 Phen G Min Co., 80¢. MINING BOARD. B0ehsParker Vein... 7, 60 shs Wyckoff 100 N Carolina , 3% 400 Lehigh. 200° do. 106 Gold Hall 50 Wyckoff, Weekly fron ers’ Association. Sales during the past week, 7,670 bales, 1,€56; home use, 1,672; speculation, 2,190; in transitu, 2,153. The market during the past week has been de- pressed and irregular, closing dull at the annexed quote- tions. Prices adopted this day for the foll by standard samples :— NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION. Upland. Florida. Ordinary a 8 Midcling. 94; 9% Middling 10% = 103g Falt.ces.+0 10% = 11g ‘SALas FOR THIS DAY ‘or home use, 27 60. Total—825 bales CITY TRADE REPORT. Monpay, Apri Asnes.—The market was without change in prices. 80,804 1,235,004 826, 007 % 404, 251 Monsey, April 10, 1854. 70: 20 Clev & Pits RR.. 8334 of the New York Cotton 352, 191 2,810 8,252,578 qualities, which Pacved in fn light supply. Corn was easier, with moderate sales. About 20, bushels were sold, including white and Jersey y yellow, at 73c. a 75¢, and T6c. Meal was dull, Rye flour was without change. Oats and barley were unaltered. Fe -ece anie 800 bags Rio were made at 10%c. a dee. FeecHTS.—Rates were dull, with light engagements. About'l0,000 bushels of corn were engaged for Liverpool, in bulk, at 83¢d.; 150 tons heavy goods at 45s. Rates for cotton and flour were nominal at Saturday’s quotations. To London some hemp was engaged at 268. 2,000 bbls, tar were engaged at 5s., and 200 a 300 bbls, spirits turpentine at 9s. tes to Havana were nominal, To California rates varied from 50c. a 60c. Tnon.—Small sales were making at $42 50, six months. Mo1ast#s.—Sdles of 50 hhds. muscovado were made at 24e. NAvAL STORES.—Sales of 1,000 bbls. common No. rosin were made at $1 82, delivered. Spirits turpentine were dull at 65. per gallon. Rice was quiet, with little doing. Svaars.—About 600 a 700 hhds. New Orleans were sold at Sec. a 4\c.,¢l my palo enc gh and 450 do, Cuba, at de. a 4%¢., with 86 boxes white Havana, at 73¢c. Provisions, —Trade in pork was moderate, inclu: 250 to 300 bbls, of mess $1450 and prime at $12 3' Beef was steady at wt 8 hi eerage! with light sales, Lard—Sales of about 400 a 600 bbls. were made at 9c. a 9%. for to prime. Cut meats were dull and nominal at last week's quotations. ‘TaLLow was held pretty firm at 12c. WHISKEY: ee of about 800 to 900 bbls. prison were made at bb) the later on time including inter- est; and 80 do. at 26%4c., cash. ADVERTISEMENTS BENEWED EVERY DAY. SALES AT AUCTION. Rae UCTION NOTICE.—STANDARD ROSES.—J. L. VAN® DEWATER 2 CO _ corner of Nassan and Pine streets will sell on Tuesday, April 11, at 103, o'clock, » large and sually limited at the first board to-day. Holders are put- | Repub 3 S86, 063 200,698 1 708 $047 104 ng- | ting off their supplies, more for the purpose of getting | Bowery. 1284, 2 . : Broad wa, 1,834,026 82,863 221,575 1,074,438 rid of stocks than to raise the means to mect immediate | Biy"A'Dovers..1.990,007 80,008 AT134 BTS O22 necessities. They do not seem to want money, andthe | Ceniral, y+ 410,060 28,516 99,238 260,610 time transactions are probably made with stock in hand, | Chatham. 144,414 851,077 The decline is therefore to be atiributed entirely to the | Chemie anne atk a absence of confidence, and the apprehensions entertained City,...., 128,074 1,179,968 relative to the future, This panic is altogether unwar- Comaseel res 4, peg 1,779,057 ‘ ‘ern e. 1,072, ranted by the present position of things in Wallstreet; pastRiver..*., 676,088 49,219 116/930 460'612 money isabundant, and loans tan be easily negotiated Eighth Avenue.. 121/980 19,324 100'345 89/384 on short time at moderate rates, which is sufficient to | Empire City. 462 , 308 113,643 415,803 remove any impression that the decline in prices for | Eulton.;. Pe preperitpeden stocks has been caused by any stringency in the money Grocers’ 643,267 46,775 + 95,092 482,000 market. We have no doubt a few days will suffice to Hanover, 1,280,501 §8,990 149,208 663,287 boring back s portion of the confidence which #0 suddenly 2ving ity, pen og ert og disappeared, and show that the bottom of the market Knickerbocker, 564/365 24/970 '203 has not yet fallen entirely out. | eee enn prego fanha: . Atthe first board to-day Canton Company declined i | Manbat a72016 60,008 per cent.; Now Jersey Zinc, 3s; Nicaragya Transit, 4; | Market 1,161,987 15,420 New York Central Railroad, %; Parker Vein, %; Erie | M 3/767,878 751,510 301/000 2,539,675 Railroad, 134; Harlem, 2; Stoningtom, 3; Reading Rail- | Pacis penned 1, "os 8 90,781 wie fo road, 13s; Hudson Railroad, 1}; Cleveland and Toledo } Mec teranars 20°54 ¥ 900,170 Railroad, }y. Nota single fancy on the list improved a | Merchants’. 947, fraction After the adjournment of the board, the following sales | of stocks and bonds were made at auction by A. H. Nico- | Ni lay — 8, pon Raecamnenhe Gs ing 1869.... 2 do. 1803 7/000 Northern Indiana RR. Bonds, 10,000 Peru and Indianapolis RR. 1s gage. 80% | 12,000 Scioto and Hocking Valley RR. lst mortgage 10 97,921 2% atacee Oba 9 Tatiana allroad vrstse Ty | Phorntx 2 2,801/673 356,500 207,971 1,558,842 Seventh Ward.. 1, 186,654 188, 511 245, 9,831 00 do. aN and Ramapo Rallroa 70g | Shoe & Leather, '748)002 32,758 121/080 373'346, 80 ae. See ee 2 do. Des Daniery and N Tradesmen’s... 1,325,200 64,102 272,086 677,182 a aca ety Union........++ 2,664,111 461,795 _ 270,407 2,211,002 200 do: Parmers” and Gilt ‘9,713,216 60,280,839 Oh tot Total... «902,661,806 10,188,141 9,713,216 60,286,839 80 do. Mechanics’ Bank of The condition of the principal department of the Now 2% do. Bank of the Union, (hypotuecated) York city banks, at the close of each week within the last 2 0. do. six months, compares as follows:— 4 5 k a - io eons ‘te aie a. New Yore Crrr Bae 20 do. Empire City Bank..... | 1868. | Loans. Deposits. Specte, 10 do. Bank of North America, | June 21... $95,620,056 $50,018,171 $9,064, 106 $12,174,561 40 do. Pacific Fire Insurance Company. re oe - 97,608,814 59,410,766 9,610,405 9,746,457 | uy 166, 451! 654, tL a aamaar inning co) Company rel 20... 93'866/807 57/317,058 9/424'786 11,102,551 40 do. Williamsburg Gas Light Company eeeee peated. ii 819, fod 500 do. Gardner's Quartz Company. 517383. 11880,693 eth 6 uy 9,560,723 11/860;235 300 do. Union Coal Company, M: arreal iV saoiens 220 do. Cabaras Copper and Gold 521665 117331'912 {15 do. Third Avenue Railroad, 073468 10,200,602 | At the second board the market was more depressed 464,714 11)380,172 than in the morning. Illinois Central Bonds fell of 34 888,543 10; 308, 254 per cent; Cumberland, 34; New York Central, 3; Erie | reeity tw 800,072 | | Railroad, 3g. Transactions on time still continue to | 287,629 12)823'575 | form the bulk of operations, aud the difference between 9,161,443 8, 691,324 | cash sales and those made at buyers and sellers option is ferent bedi 12'e80) 108 but a fraction. Fortunately there is not much cash 9,075,794 12,493,700 | | stock pressing on the market. The firmest fancy on the 8,989,830 12,166,020 | | list is Nicaragua, It has not, amidst the panics, varied OuT'ses LOSE IT | one per cent. . 075,976 11,506,124 | Mining stocks are still heavy. Gold Hill and Lehigh | 668,344 11,794,450 | were in demand at the decline. A few Wyckoff sold at bred cemene | 404, the par value of the shares being $20. Parker 996,657 11,634,658 | Vein, and North Carolina are stationary. New Jersey 994,083 11,672,126 | | Zinc has fallen to 744, the lowest point it has reached : ee ee | for two years. The following were the bidsat the nya '209'830 107560,400 Mining Board:— | March 11. 94/279,994 60,226,583 "9,187,555 9,832,483 here Tce Bid. Asked. | Yareh 18. sccee 51,098,008 9,255,781 10,518,456 | 3 i Waterbury. Be ba | aril 8. : 92; st 1808 60,286,889 aaa 10)188,141 | 4° Deep 28¢ | The banks have preserved a very uniform movement | 3 Vanderburg....80c .— | during the past week. The variations in the different = ee 70c | departments have been only to. a moderate extent. The | = MeCulio 6x | -* «115% Bridgewat 2°* | line of discounts have decreased $273,216; specie, $75,868; | An act to prevent the re-issue of the circulasing notes | While the deposits have increased $808,690, and the cir- | of banks whose charters have expired, or shall hereafter | culation $317,380. These differences are not sufficient to | expire, bas passed both houses of the Legislature of this | have any influence upon the money market, and serve State. It provides that the circulating notes issued by | only to give the public an insight into the general move- any incorporated bank whose charter has expired, or shall | m«ntof these institutions. We are glad to see that the the immediate Tole..RR 90, Viz, :—export, lowing qualities N.0.¢ Moti Teaas. 9 9 10% 1" uy 12% 5; speculation, | command a fine view of the Hudson river. 1 10—6 P.M. quiet, with only small sales, BRRADSTUFFS.—The sales embraced 4,000 a 5,000 bbis., wis Shh Ta to good State brands at $7 a $7 25— prices which ruled news. There was no were made an Michigan and id for export, to the home trade. r to the receipt of the for and the sa! Extra Ger wer tn dma’ fr tho Dusty ad ere about 120, por BOL higher wasguist, st at $7 36, Bales of Howard street at $7 62 town at 6.09960, Wheat was quiet, but ant cee perior celloation "of svandard roses "and plants, from the reery of D. Boll. pil 11 ang ble fer und known as. lot 83, on Union stree house, frame, two stories, oper resents ing to se- iy to %. Newoll & ‘at Molrose. A Sur. SALE OF MELROSE PROPERTY.—Z. WELL & CO. will sell, c Tuesday, A) 12 o’lock, at the Morchants’ Exch: he desi North it d'lot of all mn ooks LBERT fi. ‘ale of splendid furniture, aed ie and imported final sale NICOLAY & d Wednesd. svious to his retiring from busi 20. will soll at auction on Monday, Tuo y, April 10, 11 and 12, at the warorooms of | t 1036 o'clock ouch day, re, bronses, slacks aad ‘rawing room in rosewoo every pariety: eplendid Fougwood, oak and wane tint ry furnit rosewood and wainu' ie . Will be ny found in the fatove sale: ‘sls0, about ‘one ‘chow. | arpe! wil on floors of warerooms, which it pure 0 Glasgow | | mattresses, beds, bedding, &e., for som | dining-room tables, chairs, pctOekery | furniture, oileloths, stair | good order, and will be sold as Foll parti Catalogues on the morning of sale. D. NASH, AUCTIONEER, STORE NO. ie BROAD L. place, ¢ c., in anid hi purchasers, as the | Park see the highest bidder. dey, April 32, metal ral init rosewood tabl executi i bureaus gilt mirrors; Superior bal Also # larg diately. if desired. will be sol of mahogany work and wi a house. ‘This ortinent i r furniture in euites, marl and rockers; gilt frame mir Brussels tapestry carpets, ny and black walnut, and bureau with mirrors, three-ply and ingratn carpet: ot job type in. Sesiness cuts, borders, column an sel ‘at public anction, five story fre suite in French satin Procatel 16; 01 Paris escrotoire, of deren rosewood, mal ir mattresses and f¢ fas, ets: ha hogany 1 edrtonde, ‘&e.. ae. din if t rosewood and maho; Se ee eee ne RES ot seed allel ante did silver tea service, spoons, casto &c. Carts will be in attendance to rem DD,” 8, HOUSH, AUCTIONEE , fenteel Rousehold furniture on Thursday morning. at 10 donee of John Vogt, Beq., No, ail th bedst inlaid: aon des dieing Sanie BALES AT AVOTION. TUCKER, AUCTIONEER —BY, BILLIN ‘Tucker, office No. 43 Walker of ubstantial household funiture ats day, April 12, at 10 o'clock leecker street Toads, | DP; Rete aes of printing materia s iia Teoh at 10 A. tters, and all suitable for ® magazine or at house the feral No.9 bo v! . te of wood type primer, grost pri ti 't Sther Poles, type casos, racks, an for borders, &c.;? one entire alphabet of oaute ut glassw: salts, tray: cbairs, “mal russells and ingrain ear roe cutlery, valuable ines- ‘0. 4 Carroll nm or twelve rooms cutlery, kitohen , &e., &e. All in ove, without roserve, to lars to-morrow moruing. yeiny double and a hes, newspaper Twenty-first hires rich rosewood it chairs; rockers, seat forks, the goods imme- .UCTION SALE OF glasse: et rh street carpets, &c., oisoly, at the rosi: Brooklyn, consisting ‘tal artic lecorated china of household ety house on morning of sale Ii, at half. kite St. John J. BLEECKER, AUCTION i} i le of sixty-one splendid lote of on Tenth and Eleventh ave | str Y, ork. A.J. Blocel will nell at auction this day-Tucnday April It; wei x the Merchants’ Exchange, the following valuable lots of land, with the buildings and improvements ¢! On Tenth avenue—four lots of land, includi West corner of Sixty-ninth street and Tenth Sixty-ninth street—twenty-four handsome lots‘of the north. side of Sixty-ninth strect, Jying in one body, and forming the entire front on Sixty-ninth street, betwoen ‘Tenth and Eleventh avenues. On Eleventh avenuo—sixteen lots of 1and, comprising tho ‘two entire front: Bixty ninth and Seventicth str sido of Bicventharonue, and eight on tho four lots on the northeast cor- nue and Sixty-ninth strost there is a the house, with the four lots, will be nth a handsome house, “hou sold in ono parcel; these lots ail lie vory beautifully, and | On Sixty-ninth | stroet—five lots on the north side of, Sixty-ninth stroet, 100 | foct west of Elexonth avenue, On Sevontioth stroet—fivo | | |. Jots on the south side of Seventicth street feet west of Eleventh avenue. On Seventicth streot—seven lots of the south side of Seventicth str 106 tof Eleventh avenue. All the above lots of land 'y handsomely, and are well situated for immediate imy revemens. Two new lines of stages have been placed on the Bloomingdale road this spring—ono running to Manhattanville, Soe! ae thes from Fulton ferry to Seyentieth street, Title ui ble. Full warrantee av ds will be NTHONY J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER.—THE VA- Tnabl Property. situate’ on the southwest corner of | Greonwieh an reets, known by the number 382 Greon- | wich street, bein ont and roar by fifty- iebt feet" deep, w tion, at tho, Merchants’ Exchange, on April 13th, at '12 o’clook noon, by order of the Supreme Court, under ‘the direction of Lucius Robinson, Ksq., refe streets are both sewered, and | the rapidly ineresaing, value of property in the vicinity | Fenders this a safe and desirable opportunity for invest- | ent. For mapsand particulars apply to ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctionser, No.7 Brosa street. “ANTHONY J, BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER EXTEN. tire Sale of 887 Beautiful Harlom Building Lote at Auo- tion. CKER will sell 96 suction on ‘Teor eh day of April, 1534, at Lintingd "oP ed Merchants’ hange, 377 buildin, ote body, and a Dy | d on the Sev tn the 112th, Ti3the tiath, 1 tetwetn said avenues. The above lots aro nearly all full deta situated for immediate oes ee from reeks, dry, level. and graded pte: sda ding pur; it des arable Suere ae in the fasion, tnd free from mulsan ng vi beauty. located on and near the Eighth of which is-nearly completed for the Eizhtl > road, and will in the coming summer be rondy to havo the | rails Jaid to MeComb’s dam, running through ‘the centre of this desirable property, and when completed will po doubt ue of these lots 100 per cont, aa they will 1 disposed lear of all | =| er cent. | jons of each,lot, and further | | | | mi ) giving exact d particulars, apply to the tioncer, No. 7Broad strest. ANzeeer ule J, BIRECKER, AUCTIONEER — 45 A. riences eals.— Three apa ist ‘sbi ree four story brick finidiied® situated on tho southerly street, hen Second by 98 foot 9 i ouses: ate 7 Sees For Forti ach ue; lots 16 root 8 inches front and $5.00 each. Title in dispute apply to Anthony J. Bloocker, Aucti No. 7 steoct. MILLER & CRANE, Assigaoos. A C, TOTTLE, AUCTIONEPR —GENTREL HOUSE « hold furniture.—A. C. TUTT 7; At 1036 o'elock, at 116 Leonard atre § IViue gontecl furniture of « large boarding house, copsst ies of Brasols and, ingrain carpeting, rosewood and ma- hogany parlor forniture, window hanzings, orockery and | ratlery, jy stclothe air carpeting, girandoles, bed a UCTION NOTICE.—BY W. W. SHIRLEY—50 LOTS nd packages crockery, glass, chins. Rock Yellow ware, by J.S H. at 10 o'clock, at 82 Joh ment, wortby the noti merchants wanting bargaii | Leede & Co. will furn ture kava totes in rosewood ani A family. It willembrace, in. part, de ription, velvet, bie tops, Voltaire and easy do. hogany, French hair mattres: fal or and bi ments, urniture has been made to order, tion, Catalogues early this morning. Tmahogan, ment furniture, Mes. iy, chi rand hall li rich jy and ingrain carpets, oilcloths, 3 of al B. COLTON, AUCTIONEER. ere SALE OF RICH household furniture, French | carpets, &e.—F. Colton will sell it pS a al 1 tt late mirrors, Axminster his day, 40 Satire honutifal furniture of rosewood and mahoi such as rich sofas wood centre do. covering, 'm: bookouses and wardrotes, large Froneh plate reer minster carpets, three ah dining and extension tables, dress, and plain othor bedsteads, beautiful feather be lamps, girandoles, Tuo: ar eet yn str «4 cnty atterns, bedroom the above named dig in first rate condi- EO. G. LEWIS, AUCTIONEER.—POSITIVE AND extensive the stock of Lo street. To b and black walnut suits fin plush, &c. sofas, tete-n-teto and parlor chaira, of ¥ French and Gothic bedsteads, dressin; Stands, with and without marble to tette and nest tables, looking of first class furniture, and all servation whatever, rain or Ay EO. ¢ G. LEWIS, J AUCTIONEER, zpos rey Owe ory, pear Rivington stree net farniture, dry good: Tousehold furniture, 4c... punctual moderate and returns prompt. Sal of ¢ ‘of valuable first-class furniture, bein, . Baldwin, 125 Bower sold in Gondoquence | LEWIS will coll by fauction on the above premises” the. entire stock 0 furniture, comprisin ooraee of Gas ‘removal. G. pe HORTON, AUCTIONEER, porns ROOM 13 ixth avenue,) will sell on Wednesda; tained in house 285 St the furniture con! Hudson, consisting of mahogany sprin; tables, splendid rosewood piano, o: ok kitchen furniture » ko, pets, Paintings, Brassels ae ENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER. —BY H. H. LEEDS, ‘& Co.—Tuesda; mond street.. ap Class, in good order. 12 o'clock, at No. 61 household furnituno, Pots, suits of carved | wood reception chai marble top do., # rich crimson worsted and | Sow curtaing, gilt cornices and fixtures; French plate pie plseres, slabs and ‘brackots, agate vases ronze'and marble clocks, ‘bronze candelah: 73s octave piano, made by Gilbert of Boston; elegant china ond gold decorated vases. cloth, batstand, Brussels stair carpet. French bedstesds, do. drossiny 2 chatrs, black woinut’ chairs, tresses, palliags three-ply carpet e to order, feather beds, one rich cotta, bo: any cxtonsion table; set of dinin, with an aveortment of kiteben farniture the store, 8 Wall street, o April 11, at 1034 o'clock, at No. 61 Ham- houshold aS ‘selected timber, American refined Tees, evory way superior workmanship, made for ¢ full-blooded superior setter ioh Bedroomse—Mahoga- slag bureaus, washstan: tabl Il of tho first nd fpedestals: ras; rosew 2iiFt Wardrobes, mat: Brussels, and iron, 8: dog. ENRY H. LEEDS, lection of ancient the entire collection of J. P. Beaumont, Esq. sell by auction, on Wednei April, at 11 o’clook, at am bers street, all yd 13th Eeq., 89 Ch House. ‘The above gentleman haa be to make the collection e: Cre ay the genre a! of of various schools, anci portunity ‘occurred, from well tabled etierion an and yeroad. Amon, Ei revit havin ‘acline qualiy' ort Tene. Sietation nd mod han paintings AUCTIONEER.—SUPERB COL- a oil paintings, bein, fenry Thr at dealers i ‘Hemaki akoroks & pal ings selected for i by artists of the Dussel- Tho sale will be some within three parations for ay be Liseeh we days Chialogucs at our store. APY. H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.. eit wi ie aie & Co.—Tuesday and hong a ' pat store’ No. 8 Wall street, Signor great 8] goods, fered to tiie fate statuary, compris anelng Gist oie vases, £c. Jeopatrs, Dancing Girl d others equally tae; Silver plated Gothic, Bordi | marble card receivers, Pay = peor man silvy sabout site from business. sats in tazzas, mat Alabaster statuettes W Apollo, eadclint's oan ‘ing sale of marble and atest er statuary, ry spall etna of the fins Ne ‘ware—a large invoice of sup: eble or Yonge at the Bath Belvidere, Venus di Medi- ble mosaic contre erior ove all o: 10 nd ws the nook ot ® well known im} : | UCTION NOTICE.—BY THOS, BELL £ HN. vey? 4 suotioncors. This day, at 10i{ o'clock, in the sale: | yor Tiehly engray pa tec oelas sot ond ton toant gute tas: rooms, 27 Centre street, near Reado, Duanc ai | salvers, camtlosticks, gota f streets, wortment of new and eoondbs | palt celinty, & code \ ets. engravings, ae. ran Sud valloces with tiatr’ combentes ficas’ Beccdear? ome, sere epld end Bisd's Nove’ ona Breet segars, liquors, &c. | ai I anship. , rarer Mech Goode—] oode cor! talala 5 par- UCTION NOTICE. —Z, NEWELL & CO. WILL SELL | "Tistaster, agave ® pertoloe lew” on Thureday, April 1S, at 103 o'clock, at the suction | seticalen.richiy git chine and poreiats benaeet ed ea store, 79 Naseau strect, a large pote and general assort- nt’ josaic and other watch casos, tof second hand housel sisting of 20: | clock d&ctnd, Bohemisa glass &o. Al table and{deseert iit | Thrended, beaded and Bi table, dessert an | bit est double plate on der | | AM CPISTALAR, AUCTIONRER, Wun SELL THIS at 10 o'clock, at 445 Pearl street, tent Store, consisting of mi 1d oth ta ams, gros de Ri Thibet erape ace collars, tam It, —W. 3. INGRAHAM WILL SEIA, jock, at tho suction room No. 10 5 wb 103, North William street, farniture, vit:—Brusee! hogany chairs, looki mattresses, book o Po yy to meptio1 aif octave rosewood pi iY Thursday, saloat loth streot'and Third ave lar Sxtures, furniture, ae. eg ae —SAMUBL caver, pe his salesroom, 81 part rosewood parlo and other sofas; mal easy chairs: drorsii other to} bs stands, marble to proee. bles, extension dining re work tabl bles tnstontlis off will te cold positive, without reso B SAMUEL OSGOOD, AUCTION. by anction on Thurs. tore” comer ot Bienty. econ: sting of sugars. coffee, £0. }, wines, together with the whole of ti sures of shelving, counters, drawers, t eters, and two do. "Terms caob. Deposite requized {come all Srarchavers. bn a a OFORATION DOCKS AND SLIPS TO BE, LEASED ule Auction. —Notice is hereby given, that the fol- Hlips, Velonging to the corporation of, 10 lonser of which were not dis posed fon‘eale on the 20 uly, will bw lensed ce iene ats Cy | pet Toifoeteek, at h an y brocade, Barmore, of otesere, 'marble top, with pl t $120: carved abl $00 WILSON, AUCTIONEER.—PEREMPTORY SALE forte, French octave, ma aplendid seoewert go) costly ormolu lock, intald and Parisies tables, tiog lace window Seat ce and rich shades; tion of val » of eich and | conly, household furniture, rosewood piano ish Brussels carpets, &0.—This day, lammond stroet, near Fourth, consist- intings, “Pros algal Son” bad other worthy the attention of conno productions of acknowledged rorewood @inssee, solid black makogany cushioned chat ple and cotta wood. mahogany and black walnut be op rosewood and marble china toile ‘iano stool an at chairs, rockers to sy chaira, ingrai sets, 9 small ool excellent likeness of Daniel vases and mantel did decorated chi crockery and glass ware, spoons, fork: of w woll fornishe sbi jalogues at ments, tea sota, cl Fe, ly new, and was made to order. 5 e house on thi oa cov 4 amo) 1s; 8 eee | colleo- which may be found Fosewood Parlor suites in at rosowoo: Pianeforte, 6' id tone and ao + | rosewoo ‘OUSE SALE OF ELSCANBFURNDURS, anes Mirrors, awe «, Sil this day, Tuosda; without reserve brown stone ho Broa in rieb sofna and lounges, ings ani Tare, consisting falvers, hed recelvers, fower ‘vanes, spoons, forks la, a French bec P hg Baltic stroet, Bi rece glorant E rorewood marbl rosewood work tables and oornor d mal Seeeyood lor 4 no! Hs mah: hogany, = ureaus, wash: hated: pet, olloloths, kitol ara ‘OHN [ VAN i, mates hea WATER, avi = rosewood parlor furniture rosewood, mabo; it decorated ehin: oy Aras ing table, ivory are, Kitchen raraivezs, ‘te. Broadway HOLMES. race, L. VANDEWATER, AUCTI TIERS, soll on Wednesday, April 12 at 1034 0 honsehold farai ble top centre, bag a Brussels, basement ae AT AUCTION: OvsEBOLD FURNITURE “wiLttaw ravine & \otioncers, tion, ‘lock, jure of & of sale, consisting in bolsters and pillows, ware, a ware; out a cases and wood tof assortment of crocker: co wardrobes, ook rosewos #0 ae fssels and i arpots; pi # bucks, mahogany French and eared, a ma ne ‘and black walnut cottage bed- show casos, seu do. tea com © f Brondwa tropoli- cr seeeeeentateamaie ster Mie be furnished each purchaser, free o! OSEPH HEGEMAN, Ticats THIS DAY, Tuesday, April 1, ab 13g o'clock at the saleroom, Wil’ Toughby, corner of Pearl streot, Brooklyn, the stock ofe merchant tailor, comprising & geheral assortment of in the trade, ats, &e. Catalogues ready, and the goodeon exhibition on morning of sale. Wednese day, Apriliz at 9 Precisely. at 188 Lawrence en Willoughi assortm of af, Bario ote Same di 1 A. M.,'immediat Hick an Allastio nn ment of house jerooms on Tuesday. ‘OHN L. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER.—BY VAN- DEWATER & TURNER, this day, Tu 1034 o’clock, at ‘11 West ve hold furniture, ros ‘rosewood parlor chandelic vet, .Fronoh pinte pl ndolabras, oll made by Barmore, and but little used, mahogany parlor suit in haircloth, mar- ble top centro tables, library and seoretary bookcases, King’s yatent reclining chair, mahogany and walnut French, Got roll bedsteads, rich serpentine dressing bureaus and Poreclain, crockery ware, ‘carpets, ollcloths, ée. ove raing. “Deposits wail be L. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER.—SPLENDID «household furniture, pianoforte, Brussels carpets, mis~ French clocks, china ornaments, 40. Mosars. VAN- DEWATER & TURNER, w uct! streot, ings, Ponsot, and others, fembracing rosewood dining room’ furniture, of the first class, and atifully carved. French plate mirrors, clocks, oandelabras, &o. Al- $0 Brussels, Wilton, aud Kidderminster carpets, chinaware, dinner, toa and dessert sets, flint, eut glass, &0. ‘ARK WRAY, AUCTIONEE! furniture, at 225 Spring str commencing at 11 o'clock, of fa ing. The furniture is but lit ut AUCTION SALE, OF 4 da; a teed Me ar ee TREORS, 0 OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, ETC.— LLIAM IRVING & auotioneet sell at Ape Ts, at 10% o'clook at the store oF pilsii cotinge ‘s entire stoc do., fine Ce and engrav: I ber of apa ings, and ances Tott to be framed, and not onlls ILANTS AT AUCTION.— W. Ig dca antaS spa tions, dahlion, r bones sushi Tots, end in fine order, fromJ. & P. auction ca Thursday, Bowery, A. Fishel pesky ler aad peed ov Cit; PRs. ES, FaGans, Rip WILLIAM IR- ioneers, wil ition on Thurs- day, April Dy cede of socigwenn, preserved st herrea, bideittrriee sone limens annces tit? &o., to-morrow, ‘strect, two doors tal oss, ETC.—WILLIAM IRVING & CO., S Ee 7G MUAY, TNT OD AS store No. 8 Pins B. Mantel, Astoria, 01 tual, mor noiset! iio cloth of go Arar Prairie. qui other fine v jeties of roses, ie’ pane planté, from el, Astoria, comprising. the baal coment \, just taken out of the d war- wart, fee Roses in pots in full loom, ‘and ave } quince bushes, and other fino orna- rant Hety of sou P pe ES EES a PIRI id SzoN, DRAPER, AUCTIONEER.—BY SIMEON PER, office 46 Pine street, corner of Willi scenee’ ASTOR Tae 13 4 rele, t the Merchants’ Ba- an 4 Rly Aras Hallrond, $100 eashe Firs “ines Co., $15 each; 20 do. of ‘Rutgers Fire In- surance Ci a each; 10 State Wisconsin bonds for the improvement of the Fox and Wisconsin with annual ch: 83,000 Brat mort atl2 per cent. per ani jue 1863, ae T pes bay fone the Me eee, ua and Indiana ee frond Go 1,000 Poy: ved seven sei cement nas ena tens ana chines Soe in Now York, $1,000 cache rusty Usb and August Int, BE SOLD 24 AP CrtON—oN TUESDAY, at 3 " LEEDS &CO.’S store, No. md Me iy drgot ea tabin Hadiae® aienses, gant loaks an hoods, embroidered ieruing nee he paseces hasta: Dace avdbnarse tacos MR Vigan BUILDING, LOTS. TOR SALE AT AUG- tion, known as the Bass! farm, 5 yeaa a ae & oy vi ai ste orrisanis. femtee plots rarounde ‘ ally aleuaied site ie ‘residoncs of Facet Loril. iar nny and very sultably ‘and delightfully located foe nme ra 7 Hist vot ae | Suu ome hoa nde from the 3 cly He he 2) | 100, and ‘ilage Pirie wees Village of ' . Walk from tw "Terme, cash 01 ay be Shad at the oiee of Win. HL Preabiin & Son, road street, and Charles W. Sanford, No. 5 Tryom Maps Nos ‘VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AT STATEN ISLAND. To be sold at auction, at the house of John W. Say- Staten Isl Th auc landiny and those + 8, MELLOR, AUCTIONEER.—MODERN AND AN tique ‘firniture.—This day &t 442 Brondwi 7. I erat quarter Prthe stock, which o preeinted by cxamination. 16 to rho wl | Every facility for bi to have their farniture | packed, or We stored untfl the tess of Haye IM and oval ee wit! ansor| haope ware. Also, an invot hed nf ware, te 8, papier mache tables, toa trays, as. ‘Cate- Togues on the minting of vate,” known as tho Commi ae frame mirro: deliers, ‘benntifal ane lated silverware, ad Cie covered eoroy: low shades, mats, oil iy ‘8 large assortment of cook- ing utensils. DANCING ACADEMIES, Pe Sonaaaatrannanenad ROOKRE" DANCING A ‘ACADEMY, Nt ROO! Brora wygen Broadway ah School w septa PRontinue weekly untilihelastyt “ Steel, EXPRESS —O. BINGHAM f_ #0018”