The New York Herald Newspaper, March 5, 1855, Page 3

a= NO. 63. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Sunpay, March 4—0'D. M. During the past week there has been a better Jeeling in the money and stock markets. Nothing thas occurred to interrupt the gradual! but steady return of public confidence, and we find a rapid ac- cumulation of money going on in almost every de- partment of business. The banks are largely ex- tended in their discount lines, more so in proportion ‘to the amount vf business going on and prices cur Tent than when at the very height of their expan- sion. The banks sre now only about four millions below the highest point touched since the com- mencement of the weekly statements, while the commercial operations of the country at large have beep teduced more than twenty five per cent. The banks are, therefore, far in advance of @ cotresyon- ding movement, and, no doubt, would be atill more ® ~~ but for the difficulty of obtaining the right iepoge To make up for this, and to empioy kind of paper, all thetr funds, they hey 72062 larRely fo broksta on call, which was the direct oanse,m w., since, of the rapid rie in the market valve of fancy stocks. Thi: accounts, in a measure, for tte presen abundance of money. The banks havo, perhaps, beem compelled to expand more than they otherwis would, on account of the great accumulation of specie in their vaulte. Any ravid increase in busi- ness would be likely to produce a scarcity of money, for the banks, with their extendsd line of discounts, cannot go far enough beyond the present limit to furnish very extensive accommodations to any cla:s of customers. From Europe we do not get anythiag of an important or unfavorable charactor, and wa do | not look for anything very startliag or alarning, under apy circumstances, We hold such a strong position in all financial and comme: cial matters that no fears need be entertained, a9 far as the political affairs of Europe are concerned. We are much stronger than is generally believed on eituer side of the Atlantic, Our strength, eitser physicaliy o:- morally, hes not been tested for more than thir- ty yeara, and we trust it will be thrice thirty more before we shall be required to put forth either; but if an occasion should unfortunately happen, the | ‘world would be astonished at the result. So far as Great Britain is concerned we have nothing to fear. Her power and prestige have departed, anda revolation ia her financial position {» going on si- lently, but mest effe-tirely, that will undermine and destroy that supremacy which she has so long claimed and go long enjoyed. Mr. Albert H. Nicolay’s regular eemi-weekly auc tion aale of stocks and bouds will take place on Mon- day, the 5th inst, fat 124 o'clock, at the Mer chants’ Exshange. "There were no exportsof specie from this port last ‘week, but it is reported that the Collins steamer on ‘Wednesday next will take out a large amount, say in the neighborhood of a million of dollara. The annexed statement exhibits the condition of the banks of the United States, according to returas made to the Treasury Department, at dates neares; to January 1, 1855 :— Banks or THE Unirxp States—Janvanry, 1855. BwbFartS—S..%5-3 ea ea MHITOLS BRE zeroed 255g°5098 BE Herat Bere Peers 3 a HEE 22h 2/35) iS I} 00 Loe Ig Losteon'e mone te fes‘9eL'JT SSI Lc'eo'he SC'OIF es = ScPTLRe‘Lo9 TLn‘oss‘108"~ ‘el ETz"EOROST zo In communicatioog the annonal report of bank: to Congiess, the Secretary of the Treasury says: Treasury Department, Feb. 27, 1955. Sin :—I have the honor to submit a roport on the con- dition of the banks throughout the Union, in compli- ance with the following resolution of the House of Representatives, adopted July 10, 1832 :-— “Resslved, that the Secretary of the Treasury be Asrected to lay before the House, at the next and each successive session of Congress, copies of sucl a ments or returns, showing the capital, circulation, dis- counts, specic, deposites, and condition of the diiferent State banks and banking companies, as may have been communicated to the legislatures, governors, or other officers of the States within the y nd made public; and where such information cannot be obtained, such other authentic information as will best supply the deficiency. In conformity with this resolution, reports on the condition of e banks were made in 1859, a bh subsequent year up to 1840. A change of tion then took place, and the resolution was treated as | a dead letter till Mr. Polk became President. The making ‘of the reports was then regularly resumed, and the ac- counts of the back years brought up. Since thea, the reports have been regularly mate, except duriag ‘part of the time of Mr. Fillmore’s administration Taken in their series, these reports supply facts which are indispensable to a correct understanding ‘of | the state of the country, and of the many pecunary | embarrassments of the people. These reports differ in one important respect from all the other annual reports made by the departueat, ‘or by any other depirtment of the general goverament. ‘The materials for alt the other reports are sapplied by of- fiers of the general government, and at dates,andl accord. to forms presotibed by the heads of the departments, For statements of the condition of the baaks, the ‘Treasur; rtment is entirely dependent oa the cour- tery of ihe officers of the State governments and of the State banks. To letters from thia Cepartment, soliciting such infor tion as will enable it to comply with the revolution , the officers of the State goverament and of banks, have in almost every instance replied with great courtesy, though not always with the it i promptitude th irable. If the returns were made more early, thi tment would make every effort to have them arr: and published at the earliest lay | ible, which would greatly increase thei he eyes of the merchants and the bankers. political economist and the statesman, the delay {« not fo important, as it is from the reports of the various Fim taxen in connection, that they make their in iue- t These reports would be tly increased in value if the banks would all make their reports at one and the seme time—say the close of business hours on the last business day in each year. At present, the banks in the different States make their returns in different months, from April to December, and in some cities, as, for ex: ample, in Philadelphia, though they make their retarns in one week, they do not make them on the aame day of the week. Where this usage pxevails, the name parcels of specie may figure successively in the accounts of dif- ferent banks. In Great Britain, of so much importance is knowledge of the flactuations of paper currency regarded, that weekly accounts ai ublithed of the condition of the quarter yearly statements of the banks of Issue in the United King- ‘nited States, owing to the issue of bank notes ominations,owing to the rapid developement of our natural resources, and owing ‘the fluctuations of paper money are much more sudder much more violent aod much more frejuent than 8 at Bri yet we have no means of ascertal | Commenck oF THE Port or New York—Werxiy Imports, of all the banks on any one This is « subject over whieh the 1 government has no control. but it ts to be that it will attract the attention of the state legislatures, Some of them re (> irterl y statements from the banks; and n York are even Zrqnived to make week! ¥ of their condition. State would require its banks to make statements of thelr condition at the close of business hours on the lact business day in the months of March, June, September, and December, or, what would be still better, at the close of business hours on the last business day of each month (as is now done by the legislature of Louisiana), the department might, by collocation of the different y im the tl For obvious reasons such uniform returns would be of vast importance to banks on proper princi - es. Pithe present inelutes returns from 1.307 banks and branches, with « capital of $392,177, 288, the year of ninet: as to serve but imperfectly as a medium o} remain, a respectfully, your obecient po: va JAMES GUTHRIE, Secretary of the Trea: Hop, Livy Boyn, Speaker 0! House of Representativ: The suit of the city of New Orleass against the Pontchartrain Railroad Company, to annul. the bonds ($500,000) issned to the compay, to build a railroad to Mchile, has been decided by Judge Cot- ton. The Judge regrets that be cannot relieve the city, which he designates a poor, oppressed co” ration, from a Jiability for their bonds, and denoun. ces the acts of the ocmpany, or ot seme of its direc tors, in diverting the proceeds of these bonds from their proper object and purposes, in very strong | terms ; but concludes that the city is stockholder, ' and cennot diminish the fund of the corporation in Thich it holds stock. The Washingvow Globe, during the present week, published an article intimsting, rather than assert ing, that Messrs. Belden, Wiszers & Co. were com pounding with their creditors at the rato of eighty three centa on the dollar. ‘The firm have publivied | & card unequivocally denying this. They say:— “The assets of the house have passed into the hands of trustees, who are paying off the liabitities of the firm in conformity with the provisions of the trust ; and in no instance have they attempted to com | pound with any of their creditors, excepting to pay the full amount of their claims.” ‘The Legislature of Michigan, in ascordance with the recommendation of the Governor, have passed a law authorizing the Treasurer to redeem the public debt ont of any surplus funds on hand, ata premi- um not exceeding ten per cent over the par. The state of Michigan owes about $1,800,000 and had a surplus in the Treasury at the close of the last figcal year of about $500,000. The annual meetiag of the stockho!dera of the | linois Central Railroad Company for the election of directors, &c., will be held at Chicag> on the | x 21et March, inst. From a statement made by the Land department cf this corporation, it appears that the entire sales of lands haye been, in round bumbers, 166,000 acres, foran aggreate amount of $890,000, of which $306,000 was paid in cash. The interest lands sold at an average of about $9 per acre, and the lands under the mortgage at an aver- age of a little above $10 per acre. At these prices, the remaining lands of the company would sell for $24,500,000; but en authority of great experience estimates them to be worth $32,000,000. There are remaining about 136,000 acrea of lands not in- cluded in either of the mortgages, aud subject to be sold for the payment of interest. Very few of the lands sold are on the line of theroad. The law of Illinola prohibiting the company from laying out towns having been repealed, some locations have | been decized upon, and the appliaations for towa lots are already very numerous. The following : tatement will show the condition of the New Albany and Salem Railroad Company, as reported in a recent circular by the President: — Cost of road and equipment. ses +o 2, 96,305,478 | Funded debt... $4,016,170 Capital stock... 2,448, 454,625 The reserved funds, including stock subscriptions due, amount to $387,883, of which $140,000 are not at pre- sent available, ¢ unfunded liabilities of the com-_ y, $291,115. The road earned the first six months 676 gross, OF $184,103 vet. Ita funded interost, nix months, and interest on other liabilities, $156,41— leaving a profit of $27,671 to the stockholders, The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of certain articles other than foreign dry goods imported into this district during the week ending and including Friday, March 2, 1855:— NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1855. 91,400 Furs &skifis., 6 $1,702 on aeees bind T10 Totals... ese 96,398 AMSTERDAM’ Logwoodtons 40 $680 Rosin, bbls..1,633 8,067 450 . $3,209 Cotton, bales. 120 $4,436 31,461, Beef, bbls... 100 1,237 102 "325 | Pork,bbls.... 169 4,093 ” ce) Bari, Whe...8,999 “61d ‘urp..bb1 783 10'093 Bacon, Ibs. .6.8 442 Potathes,bbls 50 1,695 Lard, 'Ibs,.26,397 2,832 Sarsaparilia,, 30 Soger, bx.. 3,886 85,109 Guns,cs..... 8 sit Coffee; bage.2,131 24,623 Seeds plants 2 150 Tobaceo, hhda 44 2,490 TR. goodajca 42 2,477 Honey, pksx.. 40 1,263 Tobacco, Ibe4,140 200 Mach’y, pka, 10 —'260 Cocos, bags...110 685 Rice, cha..,, 203 6,270 Staves.....i1,020 732 —— Totalicsercerseescrsererereseseoseeceee sees + BL16, 700 Guano, tont........ vee | Cotton, bates. Lard, Ibe.102,527 Kum, bbl Bacon, lbs, .95, 940" Beeswax ....1,761 Corp, bun.-15,002 Sp Tarp'e, bla ‘Tar.... Corn, bus, .22,780 $23,800 | Fosin, bbla.. 250 500 Total...,.. Staves,.......+ CORK. ALTAR, ov konac’o, Ibd> 444 Staves ..,..37p 6)821 ororTo. 215,727 Sta 55 205 CARTHAGEMA, Staver.... 70 «+1400 41,700 BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN COLONIRA, Flour, bbls, .1,62 Rye’ do ‘Tin, bxa Coclfish, Ibs.46 041 Sugar, 'bxa... Flour, bbls Corn meal . 1 Bread & bisc. 374 Oilmeal, pun. Candles. bx#,1,105 Butter, lbs. 9,301 Lard 670 Sp. turp., bl Domestica, ba. Matches, ca.. Coffee, bags.. ‘Wine, csae... Peas & b.bus. = 625 «$5,741 $15,575 Tea, chesta,. 133 Rice, tierces. 5 Burning fluid 10 Yarn, ba.... Mach’ry, bra 9 Cord: coila 30 186 2 15 29 Oars BRITISH WEST INDIES. 60 "eal 1,577 8,806 1134 107 Sh. 54 Fiab, bbls. 60 Grease, pkg 1,527 H. ware, pos. 50 728 Varnish, bla... 8,956 Drugs, pkgs. 10 6 1 Other articles — Total.....+6 ouna. $186 Cloves, bbls... 1,560 Met Dar'l cs. 112 Fruit, boxes. 10 12 9 1,530 Butt 3.437 Hoops, 574 Hhds,'&e Quan. Yal. ‘Quae. Fat. | 120 Shooks & hil.6,775 Alabaster or. 286 $1606 2 696 405 Lumber, ft.20,000 8 1,026 3 1,218 806 Other articles — 50 7,307 Optical do.. 1 175 bs — ‘107 Jeweiry...... 12 6,884 1 292 | Liquora— 9 2,559 Brandy,..... 770 65,000 | Flour, bbla.. 100 $926. Fish, bbla... 50 12 3\651 Cordials ..... 10 ‘198 | Cornmenl... 225 1,280 Reans a) 565 [10-274 | Whale oil, gla 163 "151 Crackers, ban 100 bY 74 «651 | Hardware, cw 23 581 Sugar nt 117 6,277 Leather...... 7 2,479 | Merchandise. “2 210 Hoops 150 = 67,392 Patent, do... 4 2/421 | Hams, Ibi 196 Sh’ks & ha.i9,122 2 701 Dressed skins 85 17,082 Lard... 191 Lumber, ft.10,316 Coflee, bgs.:6,927 66,044 Undresseddo, — 41,714 | Cheese . 185 Other articles’) — Goat, tons...1,174 6,609 5 Fork, bbia 438 Bee on 8 | wai, carb. poda. Dry goods,ce. 55 $7,054 Hops, bales Bleach. p'wdr 223 | Gens 0 16» "052 Cotton gin, bx sore 100 | Domeot: 18,833 i 1 Paper, 117 9 236 Furniture,bdls 19 128 23 Hottle ie 200 White lead, kg o Iron, tons... 16 1,896 Soda ash, en-- 23 Lead, pign... 49 264 box.. 10 Hardware, ca 20 O18 feat, bx. \ 5 P. barley, kgs 10 7 Cinnamon, ba a Fe eatea ewes 02 4868 | Findings, bx, 3 182 Other articlos ; Pf ew 4 TE | DA coc veve vocseeosdebivdevel ty deegesssusé 25, 413 Old metal | a, NEW GRANADA, 5 966 17,092 Machinery | Flour, bbla.. 475 $4,004 Wick, bale 5 ot | S turpentine, 8 98 Lard, Ibs... 5 8 636 Marb ot : — 73 Mille Hardware, pk 00 | 285 Hloe, tee 12 e ies | 241 Candles, 60 Do. hangings 941 Perfumery ., 7 Pipes Plaster ... Potatoes ‘150 4 2.624 1s 108 3,006 | 10,782 | P Champagne .1,050 Wood— | Lignumvitm , 280 | Mahogany... — | } : x } ek) 2B Linseed oil... 3,563 | Olive do..... 10,022 | Musical insta. 87 Value of merchandise put on market during the | week . $1,105, Do. dry Total. eee ence eee O2,087, 198 The leading items of import during the week were as follows:—. Coffee, $66,544; brandy, $65,000; undressed skins, $41,714; tin, $95,229; teas, $35,881; | watches, 55,736. The aggregate value of importa- tions for the week were limited, indicating a rapid return to more healthy times. A'l this tends toa retention of our specie receipts from California, and consequently to the establishment of our currency upon a better and more substantial basis. The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value ot certain articles exported from this port | curing the week ending and including Friday, March 2, 1856 :— Comaexck Ov THe Port ov New Yore—Weexiy Exromm. | LIV FRPOgL. | .. Palue, Phos Value Cotton, bis. 1,284 $113,878 LR. co 8240 Flour, bbla .3,028 26,547 Op. 1 115 Corn,’ burh .69, 397 1,092 6,987 Beet} ten....1,400 08 79 6,800 Pork, bbl 400 Coppe 70 6180 68,311 00 «1,000 | 2,720 Leather,balen 6 185 4,270 Tobacco, Ibs.9,100 1,85 7,987 Hops, bales,.| 70 21663 505 Tea cloth... 116 18,316 | Logwoed, tna 180 9,600 mame Lnenn, H.. 2 408 = Total.........,.9990,080 HAVRE. $46,020 | 706 60 606 | 80 5,887 | 1,166 3,966 8 1,450 400 4,140 260 16 1446 TOM)... seseereeeeseeresesence seeeeeee sees O19T,086 Cane BATH irccrereeetererperrnercreneegy Oh MOQ OTH | Tea, eb, Hams... Drugs, es... Cordage, bxs Tobacco, Ibe.3,’ Potatoes, bbls Drugs, canes, 8 «463. Ten, chenta.. 20 Bread, bbla.. 105 575 Rice, tierces. 29 20° «= 283-“D. goods, ca. 2 19 116 Cocos, . 16 Peper, reams 214 ul 230 Matches, ca. ‘ops, bales Books, ex Flour, ble... Peet, bola... . Pres’, cn Cottons, ex Tobacco, pke Total... Domesti Rosin, bbis.. #00 Liverpool bremen Tt will be seen by the above table that 260 56 DANISH WEST INDIRA, $900 Rice, cka..... 19 447 Candles, bxs. 236 2,176 Peas, bun.... 60 24 Brandy, pehs. 10 141 Tes, chosta... 33 653 Provisions,bx 26 60 Alcohol, this, 6 #10 9 Lard oil, gals, 81 30 42 20 HONDURAS, Hardware,en, 31 Tinware ae | 123 ¢ Tar, bbl 1,128 Leather,roils, 2 60 Can’les, bes, 6 pools Age ‘odfiel Tba..15,500 bbia.....' 29 7 68 4] Spirita,' cases 8 Domestics, ba 38 a 1 108 Woodware, on 225 1 © Boards, pr..3,959 ue 1,73 6b 7 DOM... crvvcese. 10 Pork, bbla 10 Ram, bbls... “6 Candles, bx Ww 4a Lamber ft .20,570 20 s Recarrre.ation. merchanlise exported during Peer eeeeereees 02,500 9 Other articles — teeeeeees $26,766 seeeeeese]087 $52,850 wan 27859 $5,130 ooo 1,881 eee eee B9, 902 $2,548 L707 1,680 ‘STETTIN. 200 $406 Rosin, bbln..1,464 $3,854 £0 1,925 Turpentine...’ 20 73 6 2,304 Spts Turpon Li 189 MARAFILLS, 186 $6,544 Wh’bone, Ibs 6,012 10.252 Rosin. bbls., 708 200 8,201 Sp Turpent’e, 100 9,606 182 Total.....se a. - $36,116 $75 eee ee 815,002 $54 $2,807 $2,064 136 289 Leather, sides 140 @ 654 1,180 $20,462 $0,211 231 $91 853 105 $130 138 94 47a 508 490 232 520 $u7 169 107 302 209 3,008 196 68 $209 57 breadvtaffs and provisions form important items in the exporte (Hoes du ting the past wyk. Toe aggregate ive (oe eeeson is omall, but as the importations are also email, the result ls as favorable as could be desired. If we can keep down the balance egainst usin the foreign trade of this port we shall do all that is ne coesary to secure a satisfactory exhibit at the 0 95 of the year. Stock E: ike SATURDAM, MAY oh 3, 1856, ee WY eakRied Oi éo 8 to 25 19% 728 Gatone’ 7 2 alena 8000 d0...-.4, 19K 40 Clove & Tol | 18000 Erie bas of °75 834; 10 Clev.. €. 14008 Hed Con bas. 73% 60 Krie RR 3000 TAK dddws 7h tt 26800 doe 7 i do. ..030 754, 200 2000 NY Conk bas 88" 100 1000 do BRK 125 904% 900 do on : wet . do. Ure a Os 100 Harlem, a 0. 994, 100 Harlem WOO CHARI Rds 94° 390 do 60 sha V’henix Bank 107 100 do 85 Canton C 6NH&H 0 do, 100 Reading KR..930 78 1 do 25" ‘ 3% Cumb ¢ 5b 500 | 150 200 “bi 200 iO BH 100 do... B60 8434 100 Nic Transit Co.c 19 100 €0,...,.800 16 300 a -b60 169, 360 Nl Cen RR or 100 de. we 16% 40 do.. 97) 1000 Penn& Lehigh 2 17% 100 do.. 7 SECOND BOARD. $6000 Tad State s’s., 80% 100 shs Krie RR...b3 46 8000 Calif’nia 7's, 89% 20 do... 2600 Virginia 6° 100 do 7000 Miswouri 0 dO .. se.» 8 4636 | 8800 NY Cen 7's 6 12 Harlem Railroad 32 7000 TD Cent RR 1000 Reading RR. . as 784g 100 shs Nio Tran.6i0 163s 25 Pamama Railroad 100 160 DelAlindO) blo 115 50 Vent R..b30 9T 1 do 11s 86 Cleve & ToL RR... 7. 8 200 Cumb Coal, 50 de D380 Bhs, 20 Galena & Chi RR 4745 34° 16 Mich Cont RR... 78 120 Erie Raiiroad.. | 46 CITY TRADE REPORP. | about 1,900 TURDAY, March 3—~6 P. M Asi.—Small rales of pearls at $6 25, Breapercrrs marke continued firm, with more doing. The chief demand was for Kastora and local contumption. fhe sales embraced about 8,000 a | 10,000 bbls. of all kinds, including common to choice State, at about £8 50 9 $575, including some lots in the morning at $8 44; common to good Western at 89 a $0 87, There was a good export demand for Canadian and among the above aggregate sales were 2,400 2,500 bbls. at 2581 in bond’ and at $9 25 | and a lot of 100 bbis., at $9 12. Southern was rather firmer, The tales included above amounted to 1,800 | bbis., at $975 a $9 60 tor inferior to choice brands, and $9 56 a $10 50 for fancy and extra, xtra Gemesee wan at $11 a $12. Wheat—There was raMfer more doing. ‘The sales included 1,500 bushels Southera white, at 62 | | 200 do., at $220; and 2,000 Canadian do, at $245. Hantsome Genesee was at $2 60. Corn—The halen embraced about 36,000 bushels, at Me. a 976. for Western mixed and Southern white.’ Sonthern yellow was worth Yic. a%ic., asked, and 970. for Western mixed In store, 135. Oata were at 5: fa 58e. for Southern and Jersey, and 680. a 6c. for Ohi cago heavy, Kye flour and cora meal were without change. Correx —The sales of Rio were large, and embraced bags, at 9%c. 10%¢.; 600 mats Java, on * about 5 Corto. were moderate, having reached only 500 a 600 bales, at steady prices, Freiaim.—Engagements of about 20,000 bi e made at 6 1 Renta tea atp. n. t ; i was at 2n., beef at Se, and cotton at 6 a d16d. There was no change in rates to London or Havana. A bark of taken up, to load for Cowes and a murket a! Havana or Matanzas, at £2 5s, To California rates ranged from 35e. 4 40. per foot measurement Hipes.— Owing to a reduced stock the market was firm. The stocl which, the chief were Angostura ana African | | ton, Me. in hand waa estimated at 49,024, of | Motater.—We only heard of about 350 a 400 bola. | New Orleans, at 260. a 270. Naval Stouex.—-About 400 bbls. Rosin were sold at $2623. Spirita were nominal at 420, a 4c. Provisions. —Vork was steady with sales of about 400 a £00 bbls, inclucing old meas, at $15 50, and now moss Bt $15. Beef—rales 400 bbls. Chicago repacked on pri vate terms, and 20 a 00 bbls, country mess at old rices, Cut mente were in fair demand at steady prices; LO boxes borclor# middles were made at H%c., aud 240 tierces hams were soll at 8ige ; 60 do, at Gye; 150 do. at SMe; 100 do. at 9e., and 60 boxes short mitidies, TMc. A smell tot of beef ttorfgues sold at 25c. each. lard—Palen of about 500m 400 bbis. ant tieroes were mace at Oise 2 9Xo, inclading 180 bbls. at 950 SUGAR —A cargo of about 200 hhda. New Orleans, were sold on private terms, aupposed to be within the range of 43ge. a Dige. Weekly Rey of Deaths In the city and county of New York, from thi ‘ebruary to the 3d day of March, 18 Men, 144; women, 86; boyn, 177; girls, 12/—Total, 532. Adults, 29; childrea, 805; males 521; females, 211; col- ored persons, 10. 04 Hooping cough th day of Dimma! Albominaria, and Bright « disense of kidneys..... 2 Inflammation Apoplexy + 9 Inflanmation of brain... Apoplexy +. 1 Inflermmation of brain, Arphy xia. 1.2 (injury)..... Asthma 1 Infiam Bleeding + 1 Inthe) Bleeding tro 1 inflam Bleeding from lungs 3 Inflammation o Inflammation of thro Inflammation of tons lofluenza Jaundice... 1 Liver, disease of... ...- 1 Lockjaw, (infant). 1 Malformition of heart... 1 1 3 1 Bleeding from stomach., Bleeding from womb... Brain, diveese of. Bronchitin........ Burned or senlded.. Cancer of the breast Cancer of the knee, Cancer of the stomach... ne eRe a Casualty, by fail Canualty, by railroad, Cholera infantom....... Compression of the brain Concussion of the brain Congestion (") é Congestion of brain ation of lungs sumption Malformation of pelvis Marasmus, adult... Marasmus, infantile. Measles . . Mortification... Mortification of iungs Bo He ewe ee eee cee ion, difficult tra uterina) . Phiobitis, (from 1 Plourisy . = 2 Poiyon, by eating ham... 2 Poison, by laudanum,.., 1 4 1 1 Debuity, infan Delirium tremens Diarrhore, Dropay sss. sees Diropey in the chest. Dropay tm the head ee a A Premature birth,........ Rheumatisn of heart Rupture of the sorta Ruptare of the womb, wae Sees Dopey in the heart. , (suppowed) .. 1 Dysentery. .. ’ Herofula..... ip! Fpilepay... Seurvy.. a Erysipelos Smalipox......... 2 Fever... .. Softonic, of apinal eord.. 1 Fever, bilioun.. Co rs » Fever, congentive ..., Suleide, by hanging wearlet, Teething. eentanSaewe Fever typhus, Fracture of the leg Fracture of the skull Heart, disenne cL AnD 40 Stillboru, wad premature birth... es 4 Stomach, bo other digestive ‘ana organs 67 7 Heart, and blood veasela 12 Luogs, throat, &e,.....191 Uncertain seat and gen COED. 0esevcsesscrers © | fevers “a Hin, ke., and eruptive Upkoown......+6 « 3 {OVER ccccecesseess 48° Urinary organs .... 2 TOM). sce sesevsroveregersesssssese fd Of which fourteen were from violent = 156 W to Wyrars.. ol O Wows a 14 50 to 0 a4 J +19 070 10 10 to Ib y ° 6 WtwmMy eteeee 4 1b to 20 yea ++ 16 80 to 9 yours sone 6 20 to 26 yeu 82 90 to 100 years 1 26 to 0 years a) - “ HOOF bee vere eeeeeeseeeneeees bea Narrvrrim Piritiah America........ 1 Prusete 2 Kast \ndies ‘ 1 Scotland 4 bugiand, « 12) Bwiteeriand ! Germany. 46 United states mt » @ Untsown ! 1 Wales i 1 West Indies 1 seeeee seeeseveeee 2 FORUO INPETrCTiOWS. 6 Prot. Mf. Orph. Asyiam Almabouse, tells Ia. 1 Pelle vae How 19 Reedl's tal Nure Mowp') 2 City Borphal... Be. a Colored Home HoepWtel., 3 Ward's lal'd Baus Horp. 67 NY. Orphan Asyiom. | 1 - Ven'ry boept*hl, Hiu’s ial. 3 loa wane, 8 » 2 2 4 a 1s 2 a a 2 ob ro me me | eo Nn ore) is oe K. DOWNING, City lospeator, Gy lnspromes 6 Vien, Now | | | | | avence, betwoen Ninth and Tenth streets | o'elock, F atreet FP | Horton's | pritz, were elected officers of the society, | in waid act, give notice that a mmeetla ¢ | of the cor o | at twelve o'clock, noo ADV.ATISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, | SPECIAL NOTICES. vs FILE OF DAILY HERALDS, FOR MIGHT Years back, bourd aud in fect order, DAVIS, 93 Wall street, + an ee T THR REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF THe members of the German Society of the city of Ne ork, held at st. Matthew's Church, Februsry 421, last, Mesars. Paul W. Cwaar, Rey. Wm. Dreor, Herm. Funk. J” Gorde!, J, Goldmark, M. D., Godfr, Guenther, Frederl Hoore,’ Wn. Jelngliaus, Jobo W. Jung, Hormann Veter Puels, WwW. Y. Is, M.D, @ quent meeting on Feb. 24th, said officer: ved among themrelves fur—President, M. Guatay Schwab. First Vice-President, M Hermann Rose, Second Vice Proni- ¢ent, M. Jacob Windmuller. Fi msnn FE. Lucewig. Second Secretary, M. Hi ‘Treasurer, M. Fred’k Hoose. Hy order of the Prosident, HERMANN E, LUDEWIO, Sseretary, AS OWNER WANTED—FOR A NEWFOUNDLAND th deg, found on the 28th, Will be sold in three days, 9 OMper dors wot come and pay oxpenses. No. 8 Mulberry street. AUTION.—WHEREAS, A CERTAIN PERSON, AsSU- / ming my name, bas been obtaining money on m. presumed responsibility, this is to give notice that [ will not Le answerable for any debts contracted by much party, JOHN H. CHAMBERS, No. 8 City Hall place, PPROKEN BANKS—PRESENT VALUE.—ALL CITY banks taten at par; Wheat Growera’, 9f¢.; Hridge- Government Stock, 60¢ , Washtenaw, 40c. Frio and Kalamazoo, 40c., at EY thing’ w house, 66 and 68 Fulton street AVANA, ISLAND OF CUBA—GENERAL AND ion agency.—Me readeres atrest, No, d.— r. J. Q. Suzarie, for ® moderate rate of commi will execute orders for the purchase of the di Jucte of the Inland of Jub consignments ine entruw the Fokerage department Mr: Susart cl of sharen of the diferent nded preperty, houses, villas and o Aelight{ul environ and sugar perience au " nition to obtain the most favorable purchases and selec tions, and flatters himself that persoas entrunting « to hita will be satiated. Mr. Suzarte will pro’ dont references wa to standing and capability Orders to be directed ax above J. Q SUZAKTE. ‘OTICE.—THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF DIRECTORS of the New York aod Virgitda Steamship Com- any will be hold at the office, 42 HKroadway, on Cussday, tartn 6, between the hours of and 2 1M FRED, W. PLEASANTS, Secretary. \T OTICE.— PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF AN act passed by the General Assembly of the State of North Carolina, the aubscribers, named ax corporators of the stockholders ration, now known as the McCullock Copper ing Company, will be held at the office of Gold Compaoy, No. 15 Exchange place, in of New York, on tho sixth day of March next, of that day, to carry into effect the provisions of said charter, and avail themselves of the privileges couferred there dy NATHANIEL H. WOLFE, | THOMAS © T. BUCKLE FRANKLIN 03G00D. HE MEMBERS OF OL BRANCH A. P. A., are notified to attend the funeral of brother Amos, oa Tuesday vext, 6th inat., at 20’ sock, from bis late idence, 6S Raymond street. avenue, Brooklyn. JOUN J.P lis long ex- him in a po- and Gold the Phoen! the cit) LODGE, NO, 7, SUITABLE FOR EW SILKS, the prosent season, will be opened on Monday, 500 PIECES March 5, at Os per yard. A.'T, STEWART & CO,, Broad way, Chambers and Reade streets, TP. COLE'S, 866 BROADWAY, TWO DOORS ADOVR A Union Park, just rec ‘d and bla ils, lot Of linen pocket bandkerchiets, very large; table linen, sheeting and shirtings, Irish linens,’ by ton cloths, boya’ ware, cassineres and stantly on hand a full assortment of housekeeping goods. ( LOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESIING3, AND MATERIALS / suitable for boys’ wear, &e.—A, T. STEWART & CO. bave opened in their retall store a department for the rale of the above goody in quantities to mult tus tomers, and will continue to make additions of nee ods by the arrival of every steamer. Lrowlway, hambers and Reade streets, RUS, BROLOBRIES, SMEROWDERIES, EMBROLD: ) bands, collars, embroidered bandkerchinfs, aleoves, Ke., Ke., junt received from suction, and will’ be nold atan advance of ten per cent on the coat. Also, two GAYNOR, 46 em of jaconet bands per lant steamer Third avenue, near Tenth street. ) DOGGETT, MANU e crape collars, 144 Lav on hand an extensive arsortment of collars, of th fanbiouable styloa and best make in the city A note requenting to sce samples will receive prompt tention. BUTLER, 118 SIXTH AVENUE, THIRD DOO; above Ninth atreet, offers to the ladion this ed prices, Paris insertions, banda, Valon , with collars, sleeves, and chemisetts of eparnte and in rete. ONDAY, MARCH 6, 1856.~REMSEN & POWKRS will open, on Monday, March $, 1555, with an ele assortment of rpring goods, compriaing nilks, A) kant shawls, de Inines, barege de laines, crape de parce, craps de Almas; also an extensive assortment of carpets of all dencriptions, purchased at the late auction sales, at very low prices, to which they javite the attention of their friends and the public generally—rare ebance for mer chante and large buyers to nupply themselves at very low prices, Please remember the numbern, 204 Sixth avenue, KEMMEN & POWERS, sucee O'Brien & Dinges lg ENTIRE STOCK OF SYRING AND SUMME a ing, comprisip » Ke 5 alro 10 canes clea UBSDELL ASES MORE OF THE CHEAP 1 , will be opened ¢ KIHSON & LAKE, 47 oroing Broadway ET GOODR tunity will be offered this WET GOODS GREAT OF POR y to the public, te purchase wet goods ing $10 worth at the wubsoribers, this d ively get the worth of $20, purchased sny where elas in the erty, at the re gular prices. sock embraces every variety of linea goods, such ax linen shirting and abeering, linen da marks, napkins, towelling, doyles, linen han therchiofs, pillow case linen, &e. Alsoan immense lot of cotton shirtpg and ebeetiog, quilts counterpanes, berides 16 cases print Merrimac wtyles, at 64. per yard. All goods warranted, being wet only, wal sent free to all parts of the elty and vietwity, A/G. OOLBY, 81 Third EXTRA PA FOR SOLDIERS, SAILORS, WAG aters, ke. tained, OUNTY ferved in any purchased at the ay, room 27 A.M, tod ofice of Wilson & Clegg, Ne serond floor, Office hours from § o’elock, M. OUNTY LAND.—LEC THR Bx diers and sailors ant io one hundred ant sixty se ply at once at the Hounty Land UMice 7 PILTKIN he JOUSAND BOW ¢ ¥ led U OUNTY LAND TO AR dlers sod anllore who served in any whether on sea or shore, are entitied to 100 acres of laad, end can obtain a warrant for the same of FT BRITS agent, 66 Wall street, basement FOR SOLDIERS (IN ANY OF OUNTY LANDS, &C B the ware), widows, minor ehilirea and heirs, o> fained with prompiness and on reasonable terms, at the M4 established office, 37 Chambers street, next door to D. 8. BROWNE, Attorney for U. 4. claims HK NEW YORK BOUNTY LAND, PENKION AND extra pay agency, No #2 Nassau street, near Fal 1 acres promptly obtained for offcert, solaiers and widows and misor heirs of In any war of the United States # Kt. CLAGORTT, agent T NITED #TATRS BOUNTY LAND AGENCY, 64 WALL ) street.—Oticers, soldiers, ealiors, artificers, toum fart, ke. who served in any war in the Uaitel Mteter army, militia volunteers or navy, sinee 1770, are enti ted & warrant for 1 scree of lai Taose who have reerived forty or eighty acres, are sow entitled to the balance, Apply ssabovre ¥ KOWING, Agent ¥ B NAVY SAILORS AND OTHEAY —EXTHA PAY yrometty paid, bounty land warramts obtained bought ona pensione procures, balances dee baith of decease’ | © seamen collectet, and all binds of ele the United Sates recovered — mWann Bie, Mavy, 07 Wall steeet Agent ced late Parser 0. YOAL AND SUPPLIWE AT JAMAICA, W. 1.#TRAM J ert for Bouth America or tlaewhere, are supplied with coal, water and provinions, at hand, and are pul into the bonkers wight oF day, to rinty tome per howr, while water from the mountaine ie rom ty howe inte the steamers tanks, an! provisions ice taken om board. water |, mattom, set frolt ow et mvderate rater came Wome and dopertare lorena te the aot veal, Two ef" The largest steamers ated. 1 amd lights s4mit of the entr wtoamers at beer, ay or might ot Selnatee, or to, Mes Mates James o | lnciny maiber takon from M'hiladelpbia and Liverpool, fouad to a wpe rom im... 8890 | From Lt Parties wishing to bring out their friends oan obtala certificates of paseage, and drafts on Liver of £1 sterling and upwards. Agont, 17 Walnut street, 1’ way, New York, — yee SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE.—THE U. 4. MARL steamer ST. LOUIS, J. A. Wotton, commander, 1 for Havre, touching at Southampton to land and pa on Saturday, March 10, at 12 o'clock, from pie orth river, foot of Beach streot. Trice of pasiage—Firet cabin, 8130; second do, . Loggage not fed during the voyageshould op beard the day before walling, marked “below. freight taken after Thursday, March Sth. For freight of pasrage apply to MOMKIIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, 68 Broadwa: Apply to SAMUKL iphia, and Ne, 7 Broat ,TEAMSHIPS BETWEEN HAVRE AND NEW YORK EE) direct steamebip AL'S will sail from Havee direct for N York, (without calling at any port im England) on Saturday, 25th of November. he rates of freight ard pasrage in fret and second enbins will be ‘ymoderace. The railing of the succeeding steamers ortly announced, The rate o. insurance im France in ter 4 ships from Havre direct for New Yous than in ships calling at an English port. Apply in Havee and Paria, 17 Boulevards des [taliens, to Donald € ew York to & CUNARD, No, 4 Bowling Green. TNITED STATES MAIL LINK FOR CALIFORNIA, Arpinwall and Panama.—Californiana are informed (by authority trom the ane Hailrosd Company’ that the trannit of the Isthinus will be made by | from ocean to ocean, No more mule travel-—ne river boatin On Monday, March 6, at 2 o'clock I’, M., frosm the 7 at foot of Warren atreet, North river, will be despatched the feet steamship GHORGE LAW, Capt. G. V. For, UB N., to connect at 'anama with the new and rior steac- ship GOLL cane of ace tion, No freight rece! °, ISPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISOO . nificent Al first class clipper ship WITUACKARL, Freeman, master, ia now receiving her cargo at pier No. & Kast river, and will ranciseo on or before day, Leth March. ‘Turaday oth for + their engagemonts are completed. Special Notice.—The veasela of thia lime will hereafter be advertwed for a certain date, and peal. tively sail on or before the day named, SUTTON & O0., 84 Wall street, W YORK AND CALIFORNIA P —Acconsory Transet mpany of Nicaragua, proprie\ors.—100 miles shorter other route. 1 splendid doubl STAR OF THE W ba urner, will leave No! 8 North river, wt o'clock P. M., precisely, for Punta Arenas, on Monday March 12, connecting with the favorite steamsh'p Sierrm Nevada, (2,000 tona,) over the Nicaragua Transit reate, having but twelve miles of Innd tramsportation, by Grwt OR CALIFORNIA. team clase cartin Several new and swift iron steamboate have lately uton river apd lake, which shortem he time om thé transit from ocean to ocean. These re are unsurpassed in their ventilation amd ao- commodations. For information or pe apply only to CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No Howling Green. letter bag made up at the office. Letters 26 csate per balf ounce. USTRALIA PION KER LINE CARRYING THE U. 8, mail—The new and elegant clipper abil CYORGES, 1,200 tons, for Sydney, is now nearly loaded, Intesding ah fow fra 4 and will be deapatehed tn a few days. wengers will apply atones A } rome wecona cl and $50 after ai f ahip OCEAN TEE fant river, recwivi mid rated clip No. ship is now going out on the necond best passage on ays, Has excellent accomm tarly application for freigh will sail early im April, Sb the magnificent clipper ship NIGHTINGALE, in Ma Apply ou board, or to R, W. CAMENON, 116 Wall street TEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIY OO! pany.—For New Orle atopping at Havena— “arry/ng the United T WARRION, Capt J ceiving freight on at 12 o'clock of Heach street, North river, In, consigned to our ny oly & Co. will be forwarded free egere for Havana must procure passports before leaving port. Bille wf lading must be rent iu for signing the evewi « previous te the abip railing For freight or passage apply to LIVING®TON, OROCIERON & CO., Ageat 31 Br, N.B—The Cabawba, RW. Sebufeld®, com . will succeed the hlacs Warrior, and sail oo Monday, March 25 GOR HAVANNAH AND FIOKIDA—UNITED STAT IR Mail line —The new and elegant steamabip FLORE "A, Capt. MoS Woodhull, will leave New York for Sa. nah, on Wednesday, March 7, from pler No, 4 Noth river, at 3 o'clock P Wills of lacing signed on boara. For frieght apply on board or for parange, to SAMURE De MITCHELL, t} Hrosdway, Yor Floris, through Usuete from New York to Jacksonville, $51, to lathe, 633. The Augusta, Capt. Thos. Lyon, will succeed, and leave ow day, March 6 SOR CHALLYSION AND FLORIDA, SET WiKLY United States Mail lL ne. The splendid MAHION, W. Foster, commander le Worth river, on Wednesday, March 7, ot theee VM. precisely For freight apply on board, where elf bills of lading will be aligned sod for Pasaage, at the office of EPOFFORD, TILEATON & Os, trond way. Thréugh tickets to Vlerita as follows —Te Jackeourt 95); to Pilsthe, $83. The Southerner will sucosed, and leave on Saturday, March 10 (OR NORFOLK, VETEMSBUIG AND IICHMOND.— The United Mtates mail steamebip KOANOKK, T. ‘errich, commander, will leave pier 13 North river y, March 7, at do'clock, Po M., will arrive im Nortolk the pext afternoon, and Vetersvurg aod Reh mond the following morning from Norfolk, passengers for the South proceed by railroad direct, tickets from Weldon to Wilntogton, Augu Stare to Norfolk, 6% Vetersborg Neerege ball price, Apply to TLDLAM A PLDASAN ES, 92 Deoad way WATCHES, JEWEKLAY, &. ATCHYS | WATCHES °— THR sChsCRInNR fa tolling all de at rete be y ti Hplendia o le Vine gold hunting le Fine geld henting detached levers, full jewe'let seress Pplendid lever watches for daquerrecty pee as Me cher, which up sad Oh withoutake | Jules Jurgensen watebee, perfect tyme beepers theo Pow me ad watches, duples amd levers inte me Independent second and quarter seopet watebes, for timing borses The oe Bplendid gold pocket chromometers, perfect "ime ' u a iw mw Watches which rum eight days with once winding 1%) w 176 Aa magic walehes for ladies aed gentle men, whieh change into three diferent watcher. ° . Gold Voglieh pate Goit hunting ¢« a the bart manner, of thas the uewal prices All welehes warranted Pp cord time CPD © ALLIS, importer, Wholesale and retail, No 1] Wall sleet, seevud Mawr, near Drowtway THE BALL SEASON, ORSD ROTION De ROKR ANNUAL L tid Tablennt Hall at Brooker Asso siy Koome, CY lirenmne street, en Monday evening, March 12, tates ducing upwarts of forty tomeme aad tbleaun by sight chilies, from to fourtern yoare of age, in for conomde, representing the dilerent sty leet Concing har to every cuy The Various arrangermemte, poo om aprentineets are ee re er | be * foe yar to wok tion Tlekels, O6mt 6 gentlemen and ortre ladies of chikiren « Ushets, hivition ill comelete by Ui jg © clwek’ the tee Hunday Mer