The New York Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1855, Page 3

verre, 20 THB MDITOR OF THE HERALD. am desired to send to your paper translations of do- uments received from Dr. Francisco Hernandez, and ‘which I now beg to do. ‘The originals are in my posses- ion, and can be seen and examined. Ihave also let: ter for the son from his mother, wishing his return,which he can bave at my hands, CHARLES EDWARDS. New York, March 5, 1855. TO THE CHIEF ALCALDR. Don Francisco Hernandez, a native of this island, es- tablished at Baracao, and at present residing in this pears before your Honor, and in dus form of daw says:—That in the month of October last Mr. Joho H, Felix presented himself at Baracoa with @ pa st & verbal recommendation from my brother; Hlias Hernandez, that I should protect and assist #aid person 60 recommended in the project he had of in- lucing arms, and of promoting an insurrection in that istrict against the Spanish dominion, of which plan and ‘voyage my aforesaid brother had given me no advice, di- nor indirectly, as all appears in the proceedings are now prosecuting betore the permanent Mili- 4 against the above mentioned Felix, Extrampes, and others, ‘The necessity in which 1 was laced by that step of my brother, of giving seasonable nformation thereof to the constituted authorities, added tothe measures which they would inevitably brought me to this capital; and although h ‘tives of suspicion or doubt as regards m: peedily removed, and I remained at perfect liberty, still the in- eyitable compromises 1p a political cause as the one in question, induced me, from the dictates of personal safety, to remain in the Castle of the Cabana, where I continue resjding, as an asylum from revengeful feelings, or to avoid a compromise. But, as it cannot be expected that these may be appeased in @ short time, nor that my continuance at the Castle in be indefinitely prolonged, owing to my owa private and the care of my family, [ adopted the reso- Tution of removing with them to Spain, taking for that purpose the necessary measures for bringing to my side yay 0n Francisco Elias, who was being educated at New ‘ork. To carry this out, I was under the necessity of studiously avoiding its reaching the ears of my brother Flias, who, in the excited state of his ideas and xenti- ‘ments, I was certain would avail himself of the influence which the institutions of the country in general, and the sympathies of the people where he resides in particu- lar, held out to him for opposing the return of my child and thereby prevent his receiving that political an social education which he, my brother, did not approve. ‘The first step that! took towards regaining my son hay- ing failed, I finally determined upon sending a mossenger of my confidence, and know: him, with preci and ress instructions to conceal from my brother Bias my inventions regarding my son, and tocarry them out with promptness and secresy. t messenger was Don Cristoval obeli, to whom I gave letters of my own, of my wife, my portrait, and all that I deemed conducive tomy hilar decision, having also obtained from. his Exceliency the Governer and Captain General, Don Jose Gutierrez de la Concha, that he be pl: to Tecommend the affair to the Consul of H. C. York. When all was accomplished, and my son on board the steamer, at the moment of sailing my brother present if om board, took my son n shore, and represented the affair to the public as he chose, sing my messenger and the Consul of her Majesty as kidaappers, and got him- self named guardian to my son. imagine what are my feclings in such a situation. My dul as busband and father of other children, do net permit me to risk in New York dangers that even in this igre loonsider tt necessary to avoid. I cannot per- that on padre others should suffer for having strictly comp! with my instructions. I should also ‘be unworthy of the name of father were I to abandon to chance that which I consider so essential to the hap- piness of all my family, and abdicate the moral direction of =, son, Francisco In none of these duties will ‘to comply on ag Base But the spirit that guided ‘the conduct of ther Elias has strewn my path with obstacles that I cannot overcome without the as- of the Court; for it is pretended that I am not at to act in this affair—that I have not provided for jn foot, sbendoned say paternal prerogatives. I protect, ) a my paternal prerogatives. I protest, in the most legal and solemn form, against auch gratui- tous and false suppositions. 1 declare, therefore, before ‘our honor, that I enjoy the most complete liberty, to ‘my , of my property, and of my family. I declare that, until the month of September last, pied, my rom punctually with whatever was necessary for hii Sees, and that, in the current accounts I have with my brother Klis, I consider my: self his creditor to @ larger amount than that which “he bas paid for the last scheol bills. 1 hold my brother responsible for the obstacles which prevented my continuing paying the aforesaid pensions, as also from promoting my own interests, in consequence of his having mixed me up in his revolutionary projects, without first @onsulting me; and I reserve to myself the right that appertains to me, where and when I may choose, to en- force it. 1 protest, that neither now, nor heretofore, in fact mor in law, directly norindirectly, have I contided to ‘any one the fulfilment of the duties of father, for the education of my son, Francisco Elias; and that, under the grave responmbility that on this point I have con- tracted before God and man, in the exercise of the pater- pal authority of which I cannot be dispossessed by any ‘one, excepting in the cases and manner prescribed by Jaw, that I consider the residence of my child in the United States injurious to him; that bis return home is indispensable ,to his welfare and that of his mother and brothers; and that all attempts offered in opposition to +f express, absolute and inflexible commands to my son a ining mo, and accompanying my family to the place | nay see fit te designate for their abode, amount to com plete coercion. Finally, | ratily and sasume as my own acts, all that the Consul of Spain, Don Francisco Hough ton and Don Cristoval Carnobeli have done in ¢1 to send to this Islaod my aforesaid son. by avoiding all knowledge thereof to my brother Elias, and by acting with the greatest secresy. And in order that all the foregoin; may Sppees in due form, | ray that your Honor fvill'be pleaged to admit this writ ing from ‘me, order my ratification of it before the Court, and interpose your Honor’s judicial authority agreesbly to law, ordering that the originals of thea» proceedings be delivered to me for the necessa: pores—an act ef justice, which I claim under th af oath, FRANCISCO HERNANDEZ lAvANA, Feb, 21, 1855. L, Ramon, Just. Havana, Feb, 22, 1855. Ihave ratified Don Francisco Hernandez, in'the pre- Geaiogg writing, according to bis prayer. and by the re- | 4ralt ¢ necessary provisions will ensue. Frux Lanois, Royal Notary. BUSTO. On the same day, month, and year, I notified and gave copy to Don Franolsco Hernandez. SANERS. In the ever faithful city of Havana, on the 224 day of February, 1855, before H. H. and I, the notary, appeai ed Don Francisco Hernandez, native of Havana, es lished at Baracos, and casually in this city, married, of age, and by profession a doctor of medicine, doos on kis oath declare that he has said the truth, aod having been examined on the preceding petition, after having read it, said that he ratided it in all ite parte, having been drawn up according to his instructions, and ratify- ing ia like manner the signature at the foot thereof, which he acknowled, his own; and that the deposi- tion under oath is true, he read it and signed it with his honor, which Teertity. FRANCISOO HERNANDEZ. Bl . Before me, Frux Laxcr. @ Court may easil, Havana, 22d February, 1855. ‘Vistos:—In virtue of the statemeat 4n the preceding writing, ratified by Don Francisco Hernandez, the pro- testa and manifestations expressed therein are admitted, according to law: and for its greater validity and force, the undersiged i reg! the judicial authority which he exercises, orders that the original proceedings be de- peikatee) said Meise ~opesh for the purposes he may deem ra g "eames co PrayeTORENZO DE BUSTO. Feux Lanes, On the same day and month I notified Don Francisco Hernandez, by reading and copy of the preceding writing, which I certify, LANCIS. ‘Hon anDez. Norr.—I have delivered these proceedings to Don Fran- cisco Hernandez, as ordered, which I certify LANCIS. HERNANDEZ. ‘The notaries of her majesty the Queen, preserve) who bereto affix our hands and tify an test, that Don Lorenzo Del Bu: whom was presented the f¢ writing, and Don Felix Lancis, who authorizes t! and proceedings likewise precede and in continuation tuereof, the first is the Chief Alcalde tercero ot this city and its jurisdiction, and that the latter is the royal notary of ‘the court of said Alcalde, and that to both full faith and credence are Pel pageoaD and extra-jodicially In testimony whereof we give these presents, sealed with the sealof our Royal College at the ever faithful city of Havana, on the 22d day of February, 1855. FELIPE FORMARL. QUINTIN DEC RIO. RUFINO PACHEOO. CONSULATE OF THE UNITED STATES, I, Wilkam H. Robertson, actit Staten of America, for this ity. of Havana. a4 julotio BS id ite di pendence, hereby certify Rio, Ber. Felipe Formari and Rufino Pacheco, whose and rubricks a to the certificate hereto annexed, loyal College of Nota td “or th ait ) 07 Notaries of this city), public and members of the said Royal Colle; official acts iull faith and credence are and ought to be given. In testimony whereof I hereunto set my band and aftix the seal of my office, at Havana, this 22d day of February, 1855, WM. H. RUBERTSON. POWER OF ATTORNEY. Be it known that I, Don Franciseo Hernander, of Bara cos, and accidentally in this city, do bereby t my full and ample power, as by law is necessary and may be required, to Don Cristoval Carnobeli, detained at New York, owing to the commission I entrusted to him of bri to me my son, Francisco Flias Hernandez, with out the knowledge of his uncle, Don Elias, that in my name and representing my person, rights and actions my paid attorney may rpresent me in the proceedings ‘and judgments, both civil and penal, that ma. site to exonerate from all responsibility my nal and the Consul of Her Catholic Majesty, Don Franci Stoughton, who assisted him, as also all others who may * have int therein; that my said attorney may con- duct here to me my aforesaid ron, Francia Elias, and do phan) 4 “4 to neiog an my that ve the family general, thereby ena! me to determine his resi- mode of education, and other circumstances, which are exclusively reserved to me as his father. To this end my said attorney or his delegate may appoint and counsel, solicitors and any other person who may be concerned in this matter, appoint such substi- tutes as he may think Bro , and ke them at plea. ' n y ample, and ge power in dus form of law, to ‘act and perform in the premises all that the — execute by himgelf were he presens, nas! must not omit acting in whatever may concern this ‘matter, from the omission of any clause which =F not be herein observance and fulfilment of the foregoing he bind property according to law. Dated at the ever faithful | were in fair request, without change In prices. of Ha: this ety one! twenty-second day of February of year \o I, the notary, certify that I know the grantor; that he so declared, ratified “and it before the witnesses, Dr. Mariano Grobas, D. and Den An- tonio Abalo, of this place, and present. ‘ FRANCISCO HERNANDHZ. ber fe certificates verified under the American Const The Charge of Cruelty against Mr. Anderson, Principal of the Seventh Ward School. STATEMENT OF THE SCHOOL OFFICERS OF THE WARD, To Tas Pustic:—The undersigned school officers of the Seventh ward, agreeably to notice previous!y given, have fully investigated the charge made be- fore the Mayor’s clerk, by Mr. Michsel Doran, against Mr. Anderson, principal of Ward School 31, sparing no pains to get at the facts as they existed, to which we herein briefly refer. The boy Doran was called up for punishment, for having rudely and maliciously pushed aside and grossly insulted his teacher, by using vulgar, prefane and threatening language, in the presence of his classmates’ and others, because bis teacher had reported him to the principal for previously striking another boy, and ond declaring that he would not &° to the priaci- pal for correction, as directed; and wien asked to extend his hand for correction he peremptorily re- fused to do so; and when the principal had urged the necessity of complying, and was about to insist upon the an watruggle emsued, the boy dodging under @ deek, receiving @ few stripes froma thin rattan (and from nothing else), which neither touched his “‘ head nor epite.” During the following two days the boy was missing from school, whea on the third pany mother returned with him, sta ting that he had been playing, truant, &c, The ncipal declined reinstating him at that time, wing concluded to report his case to the Board. The mother then and there learned, for the first time, that the boy had been whipped at all, and she then, with the boy, lett the school. Nothing more was heard about the matter until some two weeks afterwards, when it was reported that the fa- ther was ‘determined to have satisfaction ;’ and the following day he appeared before the Mayor's clerk, making his statement which next day appeared in the public papers, which statement waa su pposed to coms from the Mayor's book, but whi:h never bas apy on said book to thisday, aad which the Mayor disclaimed knowing anythiag about, until he read it in the morning papers. The committee, on the night of notification, repaired to the house of Mr. Doran, and saw the boy and pa- rents, when the latter informed them that they ware sorry the case had been made public, and further, that had they known that their boy had used such language, &c., to his teacher, they would have chas- tised him themselves and exonerated Mr. Anderson from uy his rule; nor would they have made any, complaint on their own account, and that — they had been advised to do so by others. The com- mittee had the boy examined ry Dr. Cockroft aad Capt. Haggerty, who reported him as being in per- fectly Soc health and physical condition, sho no marks, &c., as spoken of in the complaiat. F aud ample time aad opportunity have been given for the party complaining, and their advisers, to give any satisfactory reason for mabiN the com- Sie od eer ears ai to do so. Tha boy is now, aod was from the first, roaming the streets, and free from ptible injuries. The undersign- ed much regret that so @ publicity has besa givento the matter, and likewize re tha: the seme or like occurrence, should take fee in any of the achools under their charge, and however mach , they wish to assist in carrying out strict discipline, | they ete that like boys, for such groas miscondu 3t | should be dismissed from the school, than that the principals of our schools should be compelled to in- flict severe corporal ee A detailed and complete statement of the facta in the case, has been entered upon the minutes of this Board, and tne un- dersigned are ready and willing to give any further explanation about the matter, deemed necessary, by any party ¢ eee whom it mray concern. ‘ebb. Abraham Denike, Geo. A. Buckingham, Jas. B. Briasmade, Zebulon C. Inslee, Jobn Gray, Geo. W. King, Jas. P. Bremner, Wade B. Morrale, Benjamin Parkhurst. James W. Barker, New York, March 5, 1855. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. | Sarunpay, March 10—6 P.M. | There was a more buoyant feeling in tho stock market this morning than we bave noticea for some days. The upward movement in State stocks and Reading Railroad stock continues with undi minished vigor. With transactions to an unusual ex tent the market closed firm at our quotations. At | the first board Indiana 6’s advanced 2) per cent; Louisiana 6’, 1; Illinois Centra! Bonds, {; Nica ragua Transit, { per cent; Harlem, 4; Reading Railroad, 14. After the board, Reading Ratiroad sold at 83 per cent, cash, and’was in active de- mand at that price. All the other railroad stocks Cumberland appears to be settling down under tie dividend question. Nicaragua Transit sold more freely to-day, at an advance. The change made by this company in its charges for passage to and from California, will be of great advantage, and give a great impetus to travel. It can run so much cheaper than the other line that it can make money while the other is not paying expenses. At the second board the market was firm and ac- tive. The advance of the morning was fully sns- tained. Louisiana 6’s improved 14 per cent; Illi- nois Central bonds, 3; Erie Railroad, 4; Harlem }. [Reading Railroad opened at the second board at 82h, an advance of 1 per cent on the closing price of the first board, and closed at 81{, cash. The bu- sinesa of the Reading road for the month of March last yeer, commenced with 28,300 tons per week. By the lst of August engines and cars had been supplied in sufficient number and power to | transport 54,000 tons per week. The basiness for the month of March of the present year, commenced with 40,300 tons per week; and aa the road can now take 54,000 tons per week, if offered, it is evi- dent that the company can be prepared, by the first | of August next, to transport 70,000 tons per week. ‘The transactions at the Assistant Treasurer's of- fice today, were a3 follow: | Cubebs , | Wh. oil.gal 1 | Pork, bbla. The Schuylkill Navigation Company haa pub- | lished Ita list of charges for the use of cars and | for toll on anthracite coal from the opening of the canal to the let of July. The charge from Port Carbon through to Philadelphia is 80 cents per ton. Last year the opening charge was 70 cents per ton. There is a corresponding advance on the chargesof leat year from Mount Carbon, Schuylkill Haven and Port Clinton. The chargeis on the ton weight of 2,240 Ibs., lesa five per cent allowance for wastage. The tonnage on the Reading Railroad for the week ending on Thuredsy last, reached the very large } amount of 40,382 tons, some twelve thousand tons more than the tonnage of the previous week—mak- ing tonnage of the year 334,562 tons, against 98,597 tons to the same time last year. Those acquainted with the productive capacity of the mining region and the working facilities of the road predict a very large and more than usually profitable reason’s business. The warrants entered at the Treasury Depart ment, Washington, on the Sth inst., were For the redemption of stock For paying Treasury debts 47,478 39 For the Customs, 27,605 34 Covering into Treasury from misc. souree) 200 For the War Deparvment....... 454 3 For re-paying in the War Department. For the Navy hag sie + For the Interior Department ‘The Cleveland Herald publishes a tabie showing the value of the produce and merchandise received and forwarded from that city by the railroads cen- tering there, daring the year 1854. The following is an abstract: — Amount Amount received. forwarded, Total. $25,863,152 $30,851,294 $65,714,486 10,834,045 12,264,811 23,008,856 2,172,000 8,950,400 6,009,416 14,496,496 x 860,897 460 $107,200,638 Lake trade for 1854... 95,428,425 * The trade the Nouthern Division of the C. & T. Railroad is included in the repert of the C. C. & C. Rail- report of the C. & P Railroad is for eleven montha o Lake teed griee to the seareity of the crops, on iy emali, there being a great falling off in the leading articles.” oe The Th NEW YORK: HERALD, SUNDAY, MARCH ll, 1855 ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and valze of cortaim articles, other than foreign dry goods, imported into this port during the week eni- ing Friday, March 9, 1855:— Communce Ov THE Port Or New York—Weaxxty Larorts. Ph; Barley......1,78 Bottles .....) = , to Cotfee, bag: Corks. Droge— Aloes........ 15 . 3b Barytes....., 202 Blea. powder, 340 Borax........ 12 Brimstone ..1, Cantharides,. Cantor oil... Chemicals... Cream tartar. Hyd. potash. Quinine, ‘ Rhubarb. ..., Soda ash .... Dyewoods, &c.— Annatto..,., 122 9 Farthen ware 702 Dry goods 2 Felting... 8 Fishing t’kle, 2 Furs... 1. 90 Fancy goods. Glass. : Glass wal Glans plate.. 32 Tair cloth 6 Value of merchandi the week, » Value. 22,468 1,472 UN2 11,278 12893 3,760 8,022 1,600 4/563 1,270 4,618 ine do. Totatal imports for the week. Total exporta do. pOOresneves Jewelry...... 9 Oil psintings. 17 Mustara Dressed aking. 80 U rt ‘ndress Pig, tons Ratlroad tie z Perfumery. Pipes... Rage Sugar, hhds. 4,721 Do. baw & bea 323 Tea, ch ‘Tobacco. Toys... Watches Winee, . Champagne Woods— put on the market durinj 4 ut 3 19,073 sees "41,208,459 1,608,268 | 708,722 2,061,247 do.” Excess of imports over exports ia the week $057,475 ‘The most important items of import during the week were as follows:—-Segara, $15,590; coffee, | $59,600; sheathing, $41,317; hardware, $34,623; iron, $34,006; tin, $90,735; molasses, $43,335; sugar, $193,290; tea, $152,864; watches, $58,901. tice an importation of bariey last week, valued $6,491. The returns do not show where it comes from. The aggregate value of imports for the week, < including dry goods, was very limited for the season. The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of certain articles exported from this port dar- ing the week ending and including Fyiday, March 9th, 1865, distinguishing the destination and extent of shipments to each place:— Commxnce or THe Port oy New Yoru—Weekry Exrorta, Quant. Cotton, ba. .1,608 Flour, bbls. 552 Corn, bush, 92,442 Beef, tres... 877 Pork, bla... 411 Bacon, tbs 253,546 Hair, bales...” 10 Sp. ofl, gal. 4,608 Rosin, bbls..1 O’ cloth, en Lea cloth, o Gold, boxes. Wh’ bone. lbs Furs&ekina,bs 3 Effects, cn... Beef, tos... ..1,290 Bacon, lbs Lard... Flour, bbia Tea, chests Hse bail Clocks, pkgs. 71 ‘Tobac. Ibs. .24,584 Rosin, bbls.11,536 Rum, bbls... 500 Wh'foots, ca, 2 Flour, bbls Tbs 46 18,500 Clocks, bas. 7 Total... .ssce0e Cotton, bs. 1,785 O’pmeal, bbls 600 1 Feathers, 7 Statue,...... 1 Potash, bbla, 51 Guts, kega... Cedi y Cotton, bla., 115 Pork, bx..... 4 turp., bls 125 preadatoifs.. 87 Rosin, bx... 416 Pearl ashen. 61 | Turp'tine, bis 200 Varnish, bis.. 12 Corn, bush 98,532 Logwood, tons LIVERPOC Value. $56,639 4,884 95,143 26,870 6.619 15 182 1,420 6.912 11.691 hd 1,876 181 ” 10,141 4,000 979 Of cake Gano, tona.2 Sp. turp. bbla 368 ‘30 Oars..... De Models, box... Sewing M Hardware, ox Domostics,cs. Hiaes, ba Seed, boxes ‘Tea. chest Tur 2,088 ‘T’p'tine, bbls 470 Rag 20,446 Staves 260 155 ‘Total, GLASGOW $65,821 4,260 145 Total.......4- ANTWERP. $11,708 Logwood,tons 30 60 Potasnes, bbls 136 61,804 Maho 347 1,147 Staves......2,820 2,880 AMereRt $5,539 Ma 242 S64 1,618 #26 80 HAVRE. Sponge, bales Adcouol Pr'va'ns pkga 144 Books, case. ry W bone, Ibs. 1,060 Total ororro e staves 1.592 Headings bbla bua Log wood,tons 44: Tobacco, Ibe Hoops Staves ba Value. $500 Quant. 459 0 bbla 600 . 681 oely bdis. 4 i] 18 5,500 es 400 6007 7,770 Po ae £ s Se bbls, Rosin, bls... 7 1,280 Bincuit, tink, 1 ee Ee: HAMBURG Cotton, ba... 286 $44,596 L. cloth, em.. 12 $1,981 Corn, bus...1,070 1,070 Logwood, tna 259 4,702 | Tobacco, ca... 62 7% Tobsceo,ibs.10,457 Bod leather... 1,180 Oilelstus,ca.. 20 2,910 | Ronin, bbls..1,761 5,529 Lead 664 2)000 Sp. turp..... 025 8,455 P. ashes, bbl. 24 779 Ex. logwood. 660 1,986 Druge........ 54 4,610 W. bone,Ib.20,863 16,442 —— | Itp., bags.. 621 39,250 = Total... .. +. ..896,330 | weeMeN i} Cotton, ba... W. bone, !b.17,262 $6,014 | Tarp, bbls... 100 ‘307 Tap, muslios. 6 73 Thee, cha 20 sad Tocacco, ¢ Sersap, ba. 2 16s Lagwoo ts S. pees,’ bola. 100 545 Tobacco, Ib Lard, Ibs.,.10,646 1,150 Pearl asi Minerals, bx..’ 1 2,000 Renin, Firearms ca 1 ‘230 W. app'les.. Poteah., bbls. 100 3,488 Sk : 500 Ex. logw. bx. 300 1,673 = Total.........., 868,462 KEITISN NORTH AMRCAN COLOMTE, Fiour, bbla. .1, Corn meni,bla 400 $1,700 Corn, bus. Tobacco, Ibe. 4,072 673 | DOD 5s cv estidonys chcacees or $18,637 ROTH Wier INDIR | Wheat, bas. 2,042 $4,214 Tobacco, Ihe 2,106 $140 Corn, but... 712 740 Candies, bas 1,895 8 6,790 | Do. meal,bbis 08 298 Matches, cx. 36 480 | Beef, tes, 1,575 Lars oll, gal 1,288 1,033 Hames, Ibs... 600 Wh, do., gal. 83 oz Lard, lbs 1,49 Vinegar 334 Batter, Iba 102 | Hops, pk ” br 361 6148 | 116 18a | Paper, rms 14a coos SMM Paper, rms... 500 189 | Tar, bole 6 188 Candies baa. 220 mo Peas, b ~ 2 #9 a | Liverpool, | dollars. Rice, te Vepper, bage. Hams, Ibs... .1,300 Cot. goods, bis’152 laces, box... 1 | Domesties, px. 33 Bread &cr.bx 2 Ale, cka.. 60 Ton, ton: Paints, pkgs. 150 Lead, kegs... 16 Cinnamon, ba 22 650 Codfinly, Yon 12,300 407 Brandy, oa...’ 4 124 Tobaceo, Mos, 1,000 72 Candles, baw, ' 60 OOM asus, eo 338 Boards, ft,, 10,961 148 Shooka&hhde 312 65 Hoops....,.4,000 ofS Other articien’ — M6 Total... sees eeee MEXIOO, $150 Marble, slabs. 4 85 9,986 Pepper, bags. 26 822 231 Fish, boxes,. 154 105 735 Steel, ay | 212 55 Wire, casea.. 100 242 Copper, box. 1 787 Hardware, ot 3 615 125 4 510 120 ars, Cas 1 239 Lepr 104 122 Furntture, bx 48 65 Tea, oases... 6 95 Whaleoil.... 2 f Linseed do. 2 Candles, bxa. 316 Indigo. Matebea. . 100 Lum per, ‘Tin plates... 240 Masta Wepars | 18 Cocoa, bage.. f 208 Other articlea — Gold leaf, box 1 % cuna, $041 Dey ageds, i 1 $45 4,420 Potatoes, bbls 120 801 664 Onions 28 OL Fish, bi 100 50 263 548 600 585 6b 153 0 668 lt 682 Shks, hhds.19,67% 20,074 Hod. 2,390 4,683 Sta 000 80 591 Boards, {t.192,423 4,766 Drugs, © 815 Hoopa....... — 5018 Oakum, bales 30 ne Bread &Or, bx 60 60 Cement, bbis. 25 125 HONDURAS, Flour, bbla.. 206 $1,917 G Beef, 'tierces. 47 603 Pork, bbls. 1,822 170 1162 wT 182 Sugar, boxes. 10 207 1,719 Chocolate, ca. 2 Jol 340 Onions, casos. 4 57 Te 1 10 165 Wine, cases.. 8 F 12 135 Drugs, casen. 301 36 382 On} bales, 28 2 62 Hardware, pa. 24 884 Mach’ry, on 6 350 Shoes, cases... 15 1,150 Hay, bale 40 100 Tobaceo,canes 11 705 Boarda,feet. 15,000 800 7 Masta Kapars. — Other articles — gt, CB... Pow & shot.. 4 Tea, ches Furniture, cr, 32 Stationery... 4 62 2 Tin, boxes... 46 Pepper, bags, 60 Wax, Ibs... 137 15 Soap, bo: 65 Lend, rolls... 34 Oakum, bales 94 N. A. Colonics, Vritish Guinana.. ed during the week... ‘These retarns co RECAPIULATION. 5 7 Antwerp... Hamburg. Bremen... Amsterdsin Toulon Hondu and #p nta: 1 1,043 Stille... 2 960 Torped’s, bas, 2 69 Tar, bbls. 45 120 Mas Pisecees: 8 108 Fancy goods 1 200 Boards, ft... 40 61 Staven ......1,200 1 Other articles’ — = 2,144 ole export Liverpool of $602,889. The returns for the week endicg with Aaturday, the th instant, show an exportation of specie amounting to $1,488,490 56. We do not see exactly where the item of $602,489 came from. The Baltic last Wednesday took out upwards of a million in different shapes. The most important feature in the above returns is the large exportation of provisions and breadstuffs, To | Toulon, six thousand barrela of pork were ahipped lest week, valued at one hundred and ten thousand ‘This is on account of the war, and at this rate the war in the Crimea is likely to do us more | good than harm, Btock Exchange. $5000 Ind State fives 12000 do.....#8 1.400 dO... 8 £000 do... .n3 1000 Louisiana 6's 8000 do. 5.00 do... 10 £000 do... b30 4000 Missouri 6's 1000 North Caro 6's 12000 Virginia 67x... 1000 Kentucky 6" 5000 Michigan 6's. 1000 Califor 7’ '70, £060 Ind 2% perc. . 1000 Albany Px Ctfs 10000 Frie bda "88, . 1K Exie bas ‘75 000 co £00 Hud K 1 mt bde 11006 Pan bia Za in 11000 Cen RR Bonds extra. oF at#iiasie about 1,700 bbls, at $ $961 & $1076 for fane Haxall were reported at #1 salen of about 800 ® 1,000 bbia at $047 2 $10 56, imeluds Faiee of §,200 bashets good a « yellow was fold at Oe. fur grades were to good Obio, SaTeRDs 150 wh 100 200 Cu 260 100 100 200 200 100 MN 100 60 00 Ex 400 508 100 60 86 87 O44 wm oy 102 wont Kio were made wt 10 jie. @ Ile Cogtos —Tae sales reached about 1,000 bales, at wtesiy Liverpool, about 250 bores bacon were 64, 0 6 4) bole ongvged at ltr @ ite \, aid to be at o bowt its 4 99 75 for int commen to extra white Pennsylvania, at $1.55 0 0d $40 do. good white Canadian « anda lot of 2,600 do, Southern white, at 62 14 ‘The sales of corn were confiaed to including mixed soothers, at Ge, western mixed, im store and & lot of goo! evathera Kye—Seles of 1 0) bushels made at $1 878 8140 Mes) and rye four were changed. Barley was without alteration. Corre.—The market continued to be excited. ant the bigh pretensions of holders checks! transactions, sot higher, Sales of sbvat “0 begs ¥, March 10, 1855 «Nic Tr Co..6s 16% do... b60 m Coal Co.,.6 UA! Wisi do... Y Cen BR de ie RR... 5 do. 83 4445 do.......0 4635 do 830 4615 do.....b30 46% do..... DOO 461% do do rlem I do 1060 do... b30 do | 400 do... 40 Reading Hit 2000 a 080 : 00 A «110 46.0 N York Cen aM 200 4 ; 99%, £000 Rv & Or RR Bae 60 10) abs Mech Bank., 116 | 20 Mereh’s Exeb Bk 10334 6 Bk of Commerce. 10854 6 Bank North Am. 100 118 Am Exeb Bank. 107 26 Narsau Bank... 101 60 do. SH Nicholas Be. 69 200 do. } | 102 Merchants Bk... 130 75 Panama RR. | SUSTrustCo,... 102 70 Ii! Cantral RR. £6 Manh’tan Gas Co 126 5 ioe, oF 260 Canton Or ....8) BA 45 Clave & Witte RR. 40 200 do.....b60 2b 6 Third av Rit..,. ay 760 Nie’'gua Tr Con} 16 100Clev&TolRRbW 73 | 300 do.,.,..b80 16 150 Wa a3 78 BKOOND BOA 17000 Ind Sta «+ 87 Bb alae NY ComRc 9414 10000 do. 8746 200Gelenak ObiR.. 9 | 5000 do IS Chik Rock eR 94 | 2000 Virginia 160 Erie KR .....b10 46% | £000 Missouri € do. a3 46% | 1400 Loutwiann do 1 BK | 000 do 92°” 100 Reading RR | 200 do Wy 200 do | 6000 Erie Bas of Aye 300 ho... WOO BEG £000 Ind Bk bda.... 87 200 o....suwk #2 10000 Ti Cen RR bde Th% 450 ao mo WK 0 0....800 Tb 200 4o,....b1O #19 200N ¥ Con 7'a.. 99% B00 4 ars | W shas Penn Cl,.b2 106 200 Har | bo 424 150 Cum Coal,,...b3 34 = 10 Pan » 107 CITY TRADE REPORT. j a ‘eDay, March 10—4 P.M | Acrm.—The sales were small, without change in | prices Haeanerorr.—Flour.—The mai continued f with good demand for common 4 hero brand. or to govt and exten, and Caosfian wes duty paw Wheat | 6254 on ot arene all ote of ent |T ein | Fourth » ms 0, ond 150 Bis, vesin af Sp Te rates were unchanged. ‘fornia, varled’ rece 350m 40c. m.asurement, . ee Faurt.—The sales embraved about 750 boxes dry rai- sing, at $240 w 82 45. v.—The market was some firmer, with nules of 400 9 600 bales, wt Bbc. a S70. Tnon.—Salex of about 75 tons tooth pig were mado at $30 2 $30 50. ExAv was firm, and sales unimportant, ‘MuLawn.— Abowd 600 a 60 barrela New Orleans wore wold at 260, Te. NAVAL StonKs.—Saleo of 250 bbls, sperite turpsmtine were made on private terms, and about 500 bbls. com mon rosin were reported at $1 62, per J10 The. Or. continued tirm for Engtish linseed, wt We & 82e., without much doing Sperm and whale were uu anged. Provpdone.—The market was buoyant, but leas active The sales embraced a in which werv 600» atsis meee aad without bbis, beef hams were ma *, in lots, at OSo. & parket continued firm, with wales of 200 be. a Sie, for good to price quality —About 20 bales cloves were sold at L4%o, ; od about 000 & 800 hhda, made R Sales of about 15,000 Iba. were made at 120 The market continued firm, with moderate rales. Wiwkey wax dull, at 320 small sales were reported at Sy ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, TENANTS REGISTER. RARE CHANCE FOR PROFIT.—THE OCEAN VIEW Company invite proposals for the of that portion of their grounds (abont ten acres) which haa wn wet apart for hotel purposes. Ocean View ia cole: brated far and wide for the beauty of ita position Lynnhaven Beach, at the outlet of Chesapeake Bay, its noble reach of shore, tte deligutful surf bathing, its re freshing soa breezes, and ity grand and improssive view of bay and ocean. beautiful watering site has re- cently been purchased by a company of wealthy g men of Virginia, Carolina and Maryland, who hay the naw 1offin beautiful lawns, stroots, parks, do. have selosted lots for private cotta; choicest portion for hotel purp Jeane the hotel tract to some reliable person or o to erect a #uitable hous for the accommo iation of vial tors and thone owning cottages who may profer to board at the hotel, The various railroad and steamboat | which centre at Norfolk from near ani distant Stato; will furnish access for the w: walt air neoking public. The company will extend liberal terms to aman of entor prise, or an energetic sasociation, as they consider the public claim for an establishment of the sort to be impe rative. Address The Gcoan View Company, Norfolk, Var AKERY TO LET—AN OLD STAND, TX A GOOD B neighborhood, with « fine ovem. Also, at No, 7 rk street, handsome apartments, consisting of four Apply to JAS. TORN asked for prison bbls, and t off rooms, for small neat familien BULL, 544 Broome «treet. OUNTRY SEAT TO LET.—THE COUNTRY SKAT AT Pelham, Westchestor county, formerly ownel aad coonpied by George Rapelye, Fay., containing fifty-four acres of land, will be leased for a term of years to a dtenant. For terms apply to ADAMS & LUCKEY, 75 fansau atreet. TEAM POWFR TO LET.—APPLY AT NO. 6 PLATT street. ne ants TWOSTORY MODERN BUILT HOUSE, on Third avenue and 106th stroot, farnixhed with Tange, bath, hot and cold water, ks. Also, the house situated on 10th street, near Third avenue, with garden and stable if required. Also, the dwelling part of the brick house, on Third avenue ani 104th street, with range and Croton water, Inquire of 3. B. Modown, Third avenue and 105th ntreet L¥T—THE PRINCIPAL PART OF A HOUSE IN Eighty-third street, between Third and Fourth ave- hues, Yorkville, consisting of front and back basements, the parlor floor, and a room and bedroom on third floor. Also, s good two-story workshop in the rear, for a light, clean business only. For further particulars, apply to 8. SALGRILL, 168 Contre atroot D LET—A ROPEW TT tail, oun irae fle. Inquire of THOS ington street, up ) LET—FACTORY, 80 BY 60, WATER POWER, CAL- qT culated for moulding, priating, engineering, & situated in Oravge county, 14, hours from thia city, and afew yards from Hailroad depot barn and 25 wares of Iai Dr. M. PRICE MOOR! WITH HATCHEL HOUSE, for eight fami N, 158 Wash stairn, Also, hounes 77 Warren atreet LET—THE HOUSE, WITH GARDEN, &€., COR IL to 12 0 ple Apply at 102 y, Kast Twenty-seventh airoot, of PETER A. H. JACKSON 16 LET HE LARGE HOUSE AND STORE NO. 497 Fighth avenue, the house containing fifteen ro Venides the haaements, enitable for a first class boarding house. To let reasonably, wholv or in part. Apply to WM. NEWMAN, 407g Kighth avenua, or to M. COOPER 2645 Division street TP\O LET—-AT BEDFORD, BROOKLYN, A AOUSE, | containing ight rooms, and about one acre of the best land on Long Istand, abundance of ehoves fruit good board for the proprietor and hin son, age six and» half years, inexchange. Inquire of WM. BERRI, floor ollcloth manufsctarer, as above 0 LET —THE FIRST FLOOR OF THE HOUSE NO. 5 ond street, will be let to gentiemen in single roome or together, or toa dentiat The house is taken and will ipled asa fastionable dressmaking es tablishment. The floor will be let for » millinery or fancy business, Inquire on the prew 0 LET OR LEASE—FOK ONE OF MORE YEARS furnished of not, as may be desired, « very neat countey bouse, built in modern style, with carriage 4 of land, all in Lireetly’ oppo houne all complete, with about five ac: good order, situated at Highbridgeville, site McComb’s dam, ond having « splendid view of Har Jem river and the surrounding country; the be being on an elevated situation, the Inn bin is Harlem river, where there is good bathing, fi Apply at 55 road street 2 XO LET, BROADWAY—A FINE STORM, BASEMENT and ‘sub celiar, 20 by 105 fost, with skylight, Or tedon the weat mde of lirom ellent «tore aed lo mn Apply ty WM. WARD, 19 rpo um OK FORK SALE—THE STAULE PROVERTY ON north side Twenty fourtt avenue an‘ Lexington avenue stantial build fifth street, (m rear of th given. Apply o£. B KINSHIMER, 319 Fourth ave STP. rpo | THRER story hou 4, between Rpriny ren or price moder ate ol Ap §. KINSHIMAR, 19 pTT 0 RENT VERY LOW--SEVERAI fifth floor of Trinity building at 24 Trinity building ROOMS ON THY Broadway. Apply Lf NASBAL BO veowa st will be let to @ good te STHE Brospway way, being street, the beat lo ing m large room: ale HE STORK 4% BROAD W fest deop t 1 LYN, 71 West Thi NOTTAGE TO LET rail Inquire of tbe owner, (MARLES BEKG, "6 Chau bere treet, New York \HEAP RENTS IN BROOKLYN TO Ler, THe three story house, with eight rooms and kitehen, (xox rary York k + large b Apply st 215 Muteon OR RENT <A FINE OF PORTUS mfortable res May K' ENISHED HOU the fren ow STORY ATTIC a Fiace THER TH a 4 Mar Croton 4 be heweed tor three years Apply Wo O Frey Wrees, from 12 ve | v'eleck OUSE TO LET <A FOUR STORY ENOLINN BASR ment bor ry AND a fr TO L2T~THE THER w ber ment be 7 weer Canal tires. Apply tod. CAM } oom TO LRT OR LEASE I od Bighth «7 moters im emente Part of the fernitere let with bevwe if required For partiewlars apply at U2] Forty ninth wurert LARGE 22088 70 LET —sUIT ABLE ron ANY 4 Gar or eevtety mestings eart on reasomabia terme. be tore me OF weal’ be beneed for © term of Ns @ Boowy, ia NEY 2NGLiin waspaEN wocss NO og weet na basen ne let The carpets will be eoitit NS vt oI St dkct th Pree evn, Se ! TENANTS REGISTHR. FICES, AND man end wi® R" the one thon Web STUDIOS FOR ART! rr imms " the opposite side. % TO LET IN TE SUN BUILDING—THE LARGR Jo store 13 and 4 Ful ot, now coonpied aa Nore, would be "tt stores, Arral mene made for immediatly jon, Apply at the Sum JHOv TO LET-TWO WELL LIGHTED LOPTS, 30x36 foot, with lower story if voqe (Fed, suitable f ar Vourtoomth *treet and Sixth ave rinees and anme, box 107, Herald office. hiker of MAY, THE THIRD ©, lo m faiy without ehildrea, Address, stating Oo LET floor of how $10 8 month MO LATIN FLUSHING, LONG ISLAND Wire A thirty minute's journey by railrond from the city, thaw 10 house and zarion now ocoupiad by Me mo, law tt, on Main street, none liridye Van Volpor'e W Howery aed hart doo vm be Inquire of Lic TENS PRIA? inory store. Rent x75, po LET—KENT $ W-TWO NEW avement bi atroet wa t'to ¢ ront str AND ELEGANT in Seooud place, ra J neighbors valy et Avely ar tor, ke Will be W. STEBRENS, 1 KCOND STORY AND THRER ROOMS ON Uare Attic rooms, in house, 77 Iharrow stroot, Im quire phade Ppowite Mont $225 MPO LET. —A LARGE ROOM, a), WILL BR LET, PUR hishod or unfurnished. to ne or t Apply on the premises, to Mr, SIMMONS, 0 LEP d ONLY TO SMALL FAMILIES, (NONE OTHERS iuth even JOUN HAIN, 10 LET AT TORDUAM, A LAKGE STONE HOUSE, ng fourteen roving, with modern : putes WALK from the depot, aear at. J nauire at No. 4 Allen etrost, or ou he presi Ko, HASSFORD. 73 isting of fw THE UPPER PART OF House NO mo Let iM r Woat Twonty CRUNK, 9 W. 4 am w reventh atreot, Apply to & eat Tronty rath atroot, from 5 to 120! clook 1P9 LET POSSRSSION PIRST OF AV THE DWRI ling par S76 aad $74 Pou order roome « waiter. Ren 4 BS, Also At $4) and 9M rent Apply to'k Fourth avenue, froma to7 1M TPO, LRT THR YOUR STORY MOUSE, 199 BRINE street, 4 oon taina 4 with bath, be eee do, and wae Ales, other ho tow ply to BB, KEN SHAME, ) LET. THE OLD ESTABLISHED BOARDING HOUSR, corner of Groeuwich aud Charles streets, cau scoomme fiftoom to twenty od tenant. 16 oneders, and will be lat reason to given on the Bat of ae ‘ viol a3. Bb. HWAKKIOT aly Appl 120 Charles atroet mo Ler Totem hot walk Also, @ house, ee rant athe bank of the Hae lem Hiver. Apply to WM: Te HALE, 14 Chatham equare, or ef WATSON, [and agent, Hariem 10 LET—THR THR STORY AND No. eighth BRICK HOUSE, WITH THE THER STORY nt and uuder eeliar, N all the modern improvements 1, up state 1X) Cliutow pl Apply at % THE LARGE ROOM, FORTY PRET SQUARK, street, wext to the uire ae Lousteow corner of Hr . JU RYE corner of ttreet . saddlery, 612 brondway AUTIFUL with Hw 10 LET AGK, WITH fercind, om 1524 etree er Kaliroad depot, Apply P) on the pretmises, of at 261 Broadway (PO LET CYROM THE FIUST OF MAY NEXT, PARE f'n three story and attic Louse, in good onder, Ot Bf t Broadway, at low rent, to first rate (oust, alee om & plysleian, Apply on the prow WORKSHONS 25 PERT BY 25, AT NO. SRK sts ome eho, 3hniM) fost, wrth erect te T) DE WORKST, 12 First etreet, caruce of Raton, AN ELEGANT LOCATION, CONSISTING OF wibeeot parlor with numerous sleeping rooms te correspond, euitable for wfirat clans family, the remainder of the house bets pied exelurively by the owner, private table it required. Apply at 1 Wert Twenty eighth steoes, opposite Lamartine park VOR A PRKIOD OF SIX and furnitere in ¥ The t ry brows et ern im proveme The farnit shiomable vexoellent order, Address L. T., box No. 41 Port Uffee rte CHAl ARDS LET—TWO FINK FRONT OFFICES r bh a large room in the Kent low te Brow ON SRCOND LET—A COTTAGE HO attached, rituated 8 var beth earrings au # requir Po LET, 1N wi * email gonteet fewily, withowt children, the « 4 fivor of & neat 2 situated, consisting of theoe reome LIAMSBURG —T Seth Voerts derat . - . (PO LEASE IN BRE Bnd Dasement of @ hoarding Kent L ‘ te DRMY, painter, @) Main THK PREMISES NO. @ BOWERY, tol) and the wpper part of the howee Hk WK CORT, stove eters, 4 v RENO sitered te five years ¢ ANDBKION GUAND Ae coed u de on the KRM OF YEARA, te fronton om ~ HOLL LET LEARR the City Mote Fer part THE GROUND reorot Hows t from by 10) im depths ee is FUL, LEASK—THE OLDEST CLY . Inquire ot THE MANSION & p04 eh ths new 1 Apiy te Me Wit RUTTER Send Third svemee, oF #5 the mn ARDING HOU KEEP RES « eoperer f+ P| ae wee 8 1 ite DENTISTS PHYS! four of the town eters wear M debe ele laamens B bering ne fame may be bad ne Rien, COON avy Lovts oF on [CUIEDAM GIM, LAMWING EX LILA PD 04 three quarter ol ne ome Ye hawd. | Sum WHRKEY TR GENUINE wrivtge mountais dow whiskey 2 somijemns, | & Vemchoons, for aale by LATHER LOR & DOWLING, $6 South ereet,