The New York Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1855, Page 3

the raised, whether cd on the spot; but as a general rule, involving the construction of treaty engage- the solution of which is attended with reasonable ht to be referred home for decision by Her vernment. Directions bave been given to chinese Dr rnaigeven hoe bce app gee org Tedlee with inn rtiality upon u rade of nations, (A state of ‘aha has lately arisen st Shanghae from which, although nothing more than what is due is taken the shape of duties, and that from all alike, nda ehants at Shanghae are placed in # disadvant ihe compere’, with the merchants at ot] ports system prevails. Sir Jobn Bowring Sans an bess called to this state of things, a 4 haa been dirested to endeavor to remedy it, by ur; ing ‘the adoption at other poris of the Shanghse syst inder which the duties are collectei on behalf of the . Bhinere government by a committee of three foreigners; Dut no instructions ‘ave been given to urge the general ‘ion of the Canton system. ‘The treaty prescribes tartan degree of consular interference for the protection -€ Chinese revenue, ond the consuls hold the aatp’s pa- pers until proof is produced to them that the demands of the Chinese custom house are eatisied, The Representation of London, Lord John Russeil has tssued the following addross:— ‘TO THE ELECTORS @F THE CITY OF LONDON, Panis, Fe», 23, 1866. - GentuemEn—Her ome eed baving been pleased to con. fide to me a mission of the highest im; Tasaeny involv. ing the interests of Europe, and affording hopes of an honorable termination of the present w: feol it my to a sgt for a time fiom my service to you in ent. this capital, intelligenc#has reached me of ignation of three of tho principal Miniaters of ¢ erown, and Lord Palmerston asked for my assis ance in ci ‘ing on the government. *S the di! circumstances in which the country is |, 1 have not thought myself justified in with- Iding from the Queen any aid which it might be in ave % refore accepted office, on my return from Vienna, shall be prepared to assume its duties and Fesponsibiitl In these circumstances, I humbly hands as s candidate for the renow: ly place myeelf in your of your confidence. I bave the honor to be, gentlemen, your obedient ser- ‘vant, " JOHN RUSSELL. Spain. In the Cortes on the 14th ultimo, » bill of indemnity to as sia ere for having expelled Queen Christina was, Drought forward. M. Bueno op; it on the ground that the ministers cught to have given the Queen upto itice instead of oxi! her. The Mivister of the In. rand General San Miguel contended that the min- had acted in the only way that was possible in on itself to exile the Queen. It could not, they maid, either as patriots or men of honor, have required Lith Lsabella to signa decree for her mother’s ‘punish: ment; whilst the consideration due to Queen Christina ase theron as the widow of the last sovereign, as ex- ‘xegent of the kingdom, rendered it unadvisable to take any more aiceeeh ate) ge that oy Sport = fing °) Dounce revolution, Named the arm are its part in it, and concluded by Somins at be did not ot tay the glory of the Minister of War (0° .) the Duke de toria jum; Upy and coted with indignation, that the Count de Lucena and ae accept the eae oP the revolution.’? The Minister of War maintained that the expulsion of the Queen Mother had saved both her and Queen Isa! This declaration created great tion. The mt was voted fed 210 votes to 2. Tne Clamor Publico of twenty Carlist conspirators ina ‘house in th calle de las rg Herma- ‘and of two colonels of the same party. pears, it avys, that the Carlist conspiracy at Madrid th exten: sive vamifications. ¥. disturbances had taken place at Corunna, but had ry pen put d down. Celebrati of ‘Washing ‘6 Birthday 1 jon ington: y in ‘The Paria correspondent of the London Zimes, writing om the 23d ultimo, suye:—The American residents in Fast ze gare ‘@ ball last might, in the Herz Saloons, (Rue de Yigteire) ia commemoration of the anniver f birth of W: The rooms were moi panion in arms, Lafayette, and Frank- The Ld ait was opposite that of President Pierce. ittendance was very numerous, but not inconveniently so sos ate the rooms, and it comprised most of ed im literature, the arts and politics, those Sy betound ney in Paris. Nearly all the members of ths diplomatic corp:, as well as the members of the Freach government, were present. M. Guizot was among ths earliest arriv: The English residents, or casaal visit ers, in Paris were aleq pretty numerous Nothing could Se better thay the order and Tegalarity with watch this haste fo te was arranged, from the commencement e on: Foreign Maste and the Drama. Miss CaGberine Hays will shortly return to London from Caleutts, A new version of the ballet opera ‘Le Dieu et la Baya dere,” music by Auber, has been done at the Adelphi, “for the Spwrish dancers. On dit, that Jenny Lind will shortly visit Londen, bat will sing only sacred music, ot Exoter Hall. Mr. Jullien is hes sae in the provincial towns, ‘The performance of Orarine”’ was resumed at the ‘Theatre Franccais. ‘Ibe same crame was Lg ty dat the Follies D smatiqnes, by an indifferent vau i. galled “Zarine.’ eat ih the Porte St. Martin a drama, by M. Victor jour, entitled ‘La Venetienne,’’ is in prepsration. M. Ligier bag 4 the principal part. After his departurs, it is & most extraordinary drama will be produced, ce rising the whole bistory of France, from the days Merovingians to the present time. “ Berlin, Frau Johanna Wagner's ‘‘ Lucrezia Borgia”’ is the rage. At Madrid, Pepita, the danseuse, has created great en- thusiasm. At Trieste, Verdi's ‘‘Attil'a’’ has been produced, but was attended o1 abe by, a@ moderate share of success. ‘This coldutsa is attributed to the discontent of the pab- soe the sudden bore wegen ae eine Caonian, Mme. Maywood, ( mericsn by birt, who ranks ver; bigh ‘in Italy,) fee a which they blame th Tiministeation. The oe work of Mavstro Verdi, ‘‘L+s ‘on Sicilien- nes,’ ia, preparing with elaborat@®care at the Graod Paris, where they have at least the merit of never making & boast of the shortness of the time they take to Out a great work, as was the case with Meyerbeer’s “Huguenots” ia London. The repetitions will be con- cluded about the middle of March, soon after which the first representation will take place. In the way of re- vivals, “La Juive’’ is announced for Mile Ceuvellt, and ‘the ‘ her: with Mme. Stoltz as Fides. M, Baraldi is ale bout to appear as Edgard in ‘Lucie de Lammermoor.’’ A fresh translation of ‘Misanthropic et Repentir’® about to be produced at the Frangais, from the pen ot the late Gerard de Nerval. Spener’s Gazette, of Perlin, annonnces that im conse- quence of the great success obtained at Dresden by the “Etoile du Nord,’ M. Meyerbeer waa on the fh, éalled to the royalbex, and received the cross of commander ‘of the order of Albert. We learn from St. Petersburg, that the Italian cpera Beason glides on uninterruptedly and prosperous, fields of Alina and Inkermano never ‘Dor Be mbula,’’ “It Puritans,’’ a “Der Freyschutz,”” have been the chief Operas of the wioter, and Calaolar!, Ron- coni and Labla be, and Mmos. Tedesco and Delagrangs, the reigning (arorites. © At Turin ‘‘Mareo Visconti’’ is also succesaful. Signo. nora Salvioi m ‘he: principal character, is descr! as cronting Veegees jerere by her enthi m. Our old acquaintance Yoini, Skee eeleprity, is the tenor, snd is also favorably spoken M. Lecomt's ‘Arabian Nights’ concerning Mile. Ra chePs Americ: ent, Las been denounced af a fabrication by M. Raphael Felix, brother to the Ia¢y, and manager of k rtours, M. Raphael Felix bas aldressed ‘to the journa's a letter declaring that the contract, the embalmment, sud all the other incidents of ‘the won Groustale’ A-€ ovly #9 many falsehooas, (The Naw “i Herap pronounced Lecomte's story » canard long 960. A mew comedy, by M. Augier, entitied Dord’’ bas buen produced st the Gymnase. Markets, Loxpox Money Manner, Feb, 26—Evening.—The money market con'icues to exhibit a niet ana dull fecling and the terconey of rites is rat Her, owing to the contraction im monetery engesements for some time past in Operation cxasing commercial transactions to be more than usrally lim | “i for the legitimate course of trade the ek m the market ia quife adeqnate to the demind = &-half per cent continues to be the rate (or money Vernmeut securities, and pro pe vegiad terms rosa, the discount houses. There is a miter inquiry for gow for export, aml several parcels have beex taken from the Benk of England for that purpose “Ceinture WRIGHT JUNIOR & CO.'8 CrROr Livexpoon, Fi ‘The departare of this stosmer is dels morrow “|. eonseqaent upon her Mo arrival be- fore m rivay last, which was occasioned by the severity of the weatler and the continued prevalence of inds, and which until to- in a since the — i he ives promise of mrroas arrive! seyatiat te te salferiog m ve fons beginning to be felt for Additional mercantile feilures ed further divasters, together with the iaflaenes on tical affairs, dissenslons in the Cabiast aud :iais. rial changes create, tend to eggravate the previously @xisting depression ip commercial matters; nor ‘oss the eortraction of business, everywhere observable, or the getorn of fonds transmitted aa aw ous to the Freach lona, lend to any easing in the monsy merket. Under such combined influences, i: cansot be « matter Of rurpriss shat cor cotton market should go eed BVeTy inanimate aspect since our last advice: t Wola inet, oF thas boluers should have evinced = S| NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1855. 8 E t fl i ! i : | é Hl zit fot the week amount to 83,60 bales, of which 24,760 are American, Speculators have tekeo 2,710, and ex ra 1,180, leaving 3,760 pales of all hinds to the de. The import for came time is 17,410 balos, of which 12,181 are American. The quantity’ knowa to be t sea from American ports is about 375,000 bales, PRICES TO DAY. Fair, —-Middling. sumption, aie 286,110 bags Export (actual, ) 1856, 19,581 baga; 1834" imerican. Brazil E; Ela " it as Total. 145,700 woh. ra es £08,060 40 64 100 Taio 7490 Gis 199 te borderiag ring nature in Biesk fee oar “4 ame time Leb. £08, Wits Manabestar market ta codused to's on stagnation, and with so little of a chi Prospect, accumulating stecks of both goots and yarn are Fre offered on lower terms, without leading to extended business; it consequently becomes more obvious that production must be curtailed. Our grain market offers no new feature for comment, the demand is confined to consumptive inquiry, which is restricted to the narrowest limits; whee ode sired lower rates have to be accepted. therefore be noted in wheat of 2d. per 70|be, flour 6d per barrel, and Indian corn (which 1s ‘more difficult to move) Is per quarter. The arrrivals promise to be large for the next werk. Larp—The sales of about 100 tons at 50s, to bls. per cwt. are reported. Tallow has a declining tendene: dl lower prices have been accepted for the amall transac: tions that taken place. Turpentine—in the rough state there are no sales. Rice, to arrive, has been sold to extent of 50 tons at 268, 94. perewt. No returas in other articles of American produce. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET, Wapnespay, March 14—6 P, UM. ‘The stcck market opened and closed heavy to day. The only really agtive stock on the list was Reading, and that receded a little from the opening, not: withstanding the large sales. Panama railroad was sold to some extent to-day, at the decline noticed yesterday. There appears to be considerable anx fety jto realize on this stock. The highest point touched a few weeks since was twelve and fourteen per cent premium. It now sells at a fraction above pat,and ten shares are sold now where there was one then. The excitement raised on the opaning of the road from ocean to ocean has subsided, and the views of holders have evidently changed. Railroad bonds are not so active today, bu} we have no change of consequence to report in prices. State stocks continue firm and in demand, but sellers were notso plenty to-day, and the supply on the market eppears to be more,limited. Erie, Harlem, Central, Hudson River Railroad and the western railroads, are only operated in to a small extent, and exhibit no indications of an improvement. Holders canaot get up any speculative excitement, and but for the ease with which almost any fancy stock can be bypothecated, they would have been forced on the market long before this. This position is at the best a precarious one, and with the margin .or a decline which exists inthem all, the risk of carry- ing is too great to be justified by any prospective profits. The danger of loss is too great, and the Probability of a rise too remote, to induce new operators to touch such stocks in the present state of the market. At the second board the depression of the morn- ing continued in fall force. Nicaragua Transit fell off 4 per cent; New York Central Railroad, j; Reading Railroad, 3. Indiana 5's have declined since Monday 1} percent. There are strong ind- cations inthe market of increased heaviness aud greater depression, The Phoenix Fire Insurance Company have de: clared a semiannual dividend of eight por cons, payable on and after the 15th instant. Tle Chica. go atid Rock Island Railroad Company have declared a dividend of four per cent. The receipts of the New York Central Railroad Company for February were— i. Passengers. ht. Total. 1856 $140,458 88 nas 248 $335,126 36 5,020 02 0,088 38 316,113 40 Increase .... $1,429 86 $18,580 10 $20,012 96 ‘The receipts of the Long Island Rail Company for the yeer ending March 1, 1855, $277,057 « ei 1854, wei 225,001 Increase about 25 percent... seeeees $52,056 The transactions at the Assistant Treasurer's office to day, were as followa:— Paid on Treasury account. Feceired do, do, Balance do. do, Paid for Assay Offic Paid on disbursing 37,621 68 The warrante entered at the Treasury Depart- ment, Washington, on the 12th inst. For the redemption cf stock. » $13,492 43 For paying Treasury debte.. + 62,824 26 For the Interior Department. . $1,841 49 Forthe customs....... . 49 247 17 For the War De it . 49,000 00 For appropriation warrant for the War De- partment received and entered « 3,207,765 18 For the Navy Department...,... 108,671 43 For covering into the Treasury trom miacel- laneous sources and from customs.,.,... 3,123 7 For repaying on account of the navy.,..... 100 61 The steamship Pacific, at this port from Liver pool, brings ten days later intelligence from all parte of Europe. The political advices by this ar- rival are important and interesting. The Palmerston miniatry has broken to pieces and been patched up again, to last, perhaps, as long aa the firat forma- tion. While the British ministry is undergoing these changes, the war in the Crimea is nearly at a stand still. No progress has been made in the siege of Sebastopol, but great preparations were going on in England for the opening of the spring campaign. The effect of these political and hostile operations upon commercial affairs was anything bat favorable, Trade was inactive, and the failure of Gibson, Ord &Co., of Manchester, was reported. The amount involved in the failure was about £30,000. Qaota- tions for cotton and corn had not experienced any material alteration, but the markets were dull. Con- sole have been quite steady, notwithstending the changes in the Cabinet, and there was a good supply of money at four and balf and five per cent. The return ofthe Bank of England for the week ending February 17, when compared with the previous re- turn, ehows the following resuit:— Public deposits, .£4,885,602 Increase... Other deposite...10,174,871 Decrease. 3,895,540 Increase . "ae tee other ai side of the account :— Gov. eecurition £11,588,227 Decrease ..... Other securities. 16 Notes unempl'd. 7, The smount of totes in circulation ix £19, 256,165, being a decrease of £271,810, and the stock of bul- lion in both departments is £12,980,786, showing an increase of £225,026, when compared with the preceding return. re The Lerdon circular of E. F. Satterthwaite, of the 26th of February, There bas been a moderate demand for America curities in Loncon during the past week. Pennsyly State stork in New Y. per ceat boods brought 4 to 255 per cent he er prices for Exie bonds al of the Pacific Barings’ Circular say: are irm tiens have been dvices just ressived ensions of holders, we Canaot give exact quotations. The Monitiur of Tussday, the 20th, contains a re. port to the Emperor, by M. Magne, ths new Minls- ter of Finance. It announces the re-imposition of tho duties co commercial receipts and | os they existed before the law of the 7th of August | 1850, and states that with this aid there will bes | surplus of 4,000 000 france. The advance of 30,000,- 000 francs made by the bank having been reimburse od from the pro cede of the recent tons, the doating debt is et this moment nearly the same as last yoar, vig:~ 697,339,400 francs. The bons da trésor do not exoeed 218,000,000 francs, mor the tonds des calsees d’epargne 180,000,000 francs. ‘The returns published in the Moniteur show the amount of the customs duties on importations for the month of January of the present year, to bo 12,601,994f. The receipts for the corresponding month of 1854 and 1853 were 9,034,024. and 8,945,- 649f. respectively. The Auditorof Texas gives the follwing notice: — ‘The time prescribed by law for r proveating and adjust ing evidences of indebtedness the late republic of ‘Texas expires on the 31st of August, 18 nd all claims which pre sak pennenie’ a or before that day will be for over . The above notice alludes to such ia- debteduess of Texas consisting of treasury notes, % and 10 per cent bonds, ke which i have net been presente t te the Auditor of Texas for ‘ sealed certiticater? when the time of presentation of claims at Washiagton for pay- ment shall have arrived—aay after August next. fhe evidences ct wage by tho Secretary of the United states Treasury will be the sealed certificates ao audited by ‘Texas, Stock Exchange. vi March 14, 1855. 20000 Tenne on 3200 sha Erie RR...., 46) 6000 Vis ‘60 do... 1000 Missouri 6 3000 Cal 7’« '70. DOO 6000 do....., 90 300 do 1000 City 5's 70... 98 88 Mich Cen RR. a 1000 Erie C Bds ‘11 80 17 Clev C& Cia RR, 105 1000 Erie Bds of 76 84% 10Third Ay RR. 27 36600 0 ...5 84% 400 Harlem RR. + Bly 10000 Go. b80 85 10 Nor & Wor RR,, 36 30(0 N Indiana Bis 96 €0..... 3 Hod Pana Bde lst is 101 do. 500 NY Cen RR Bas 993% 1900 dO «+24. 9955 1000 Har2d MtgeBds 90 5 Bank N York... 117 100 Del & H Ca Co bs 1a 1 . E 10 Continental Bi. 10234 78t. Nich Bank .. 90 100 10U8 Trurt Co.,.. 10244 100 11 Shoe & Lea Bk. 100° 60 20 Home Ina Co... 98 150 50 Canton Co...... 25% 176 50 60 100 1a | 138 W tad Go ne Gevoutolede RR 3% 1000 Erie Co Bde 62 Krie Bds of '75 UC R Bds.#15 ds 4000 Har Ist Mt Bis 200 N ¥ Cen 7’a ., 400 shs Nic Tran 60 dow... BS 100d 30 ° Clove Toi ai B30 Wx 100 D455) sa49 300 CITY TRADE REPORT. “ Wepnxspat, March 14—6 P. M. ears —The sales reached about 100 nbls., both kinds, at $6: Bareapstvrrs.—Flour,—The market after the receipt of the nows was less active, but prices were unchang: The saies amounted to about 4,000 to 5,000 bbis oe aul kinds; mcluded in which wore moderate transactions in common to brands, at $4 87 a $9 50 for common to Died straight State, 9 31 @ $9 BL tor cemmon to Gx Western brand $11 560 o $12 60 for extra jenosee, Canadian was in some better demand, with rather more doing; prices, however, were unchanged, ata ranged from $0 47a $10 50, duty paid, with «mail lots in bona at $9. pgp eg was steady at $0 12a $9 8734 for commo: ood brands, and at $9 87 a $10 75 for fancy and pid, Wheat was firm, but with- out sales of moment. A lot of white Genosee was re- Bera. 20.4 on private teria, but we could not trace it. els, including Southern mixed, at 9654 a 053¢c.; L te do. at 96e.; yellow, VT3¢e., and YBe, for Western wixed, in store, Rye was unc Yrusbels Jersey was reported at 8 ¢ sales reached about 1,000 bales after the receipt of the foreign yaews, and the market closed at about 34d. advance, @ quote middling uplands at she. afte, do. Tcride at jc. do. Mobile at 9i¢e., and 0. Now ne and Texas at 94,0. pasos — With the exception of cotton for Liverpool), engagements were light, and rates rather easier. There wasmore cotton offering, and 1,100 bales were taken a’ 44d. @ 6-324 , and $10). At the close, the latter figure was generally’ aaked. A few hundred barrels of provi sions were engaged, at 28. 94. » Ms. for beef, 1a. Od. w 2a for pork, and at 168.0 17s. 64 for dead weight Flour wasatls. 34.0 14, 6d, asked, There was nothing new to London or to Havre. To Califoruia, rates ranged from Se. « 40c.,with a fair amount offering Prowisions.— Pork wax less active, thoogh prices were quite bbls. The sales snineed about 1,100 1 teady. chief foe mens, ry prime mesa $14 500 8 ich was scree, | at $168 $16 50. Berf—Sales of 600 bnis, count: | were made at old quotations, and 70 tierces Sta hams sold at $17. Cut meats were steady, sactions were moderate, icluding 80 boxs# abort wi of bacon at 8c. Shoulders and hams were uncha Lard was steady at 9450. a 9%c , with sales of 2008 packages. at sight, asl eens yee heh ag he valuable Futon ctreet, seoend Garr? ott tices > AM te ONKY TO LOAN .—PERSONS REQUIRING TEMPO. advances on real ertate, 4 —E & $600.0000, 385 'Y TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, ° dive sts pert Wasluees covgetes provarnty's y aud cosfdential, at 7 wm etreot, frat fees eck 0 OkENCE 4 * ‘C0., 78 Nasaaw street, 10 LOAN ON ‘DIAMONDS, WAT $550,000 ' are city stocks, notes, LS t fe iy Mr aod ae on conn tbatian, Guied, at Id Nacsnu strech, Foom No. 3 CO., brokers and commission merchante, ‘The salen were limited to abuut 3.000 a 4,000 | | wut location, Sve mi | Bua Sr Satins ce single sri for gentlemen any very do! business down to peters and te all of the city. Ro. Abingdon sitar, neodad oor from Bask OARD—A HANDSOME PARLOR, AND ROOMS AT. “tached, with the best accommodations, may be had in the new brown stone houses 102 aud 104 East Four- teenth street, near Union square. Also a room fora ang gpatiomaa. References sachanged. 868 suite of rooms on the first flour, room, gas, Ae. with or without board, Or the whole house at May, furni BROADWAY, UNION SQUARE [HANDSOME (four rooms), Private tabl . Don't move bath if re. BROADW AY. SECOND STORY TO LE tinting of four reeing, ot ior bollet either for business or for dwelling, M41 Fratiemen, cx gentlomen and thelr wives furnished, with all the modern improvements —Furnished rooms to let, with board, “HUDSON STREET, OPPOSITE ST. JOHN’ ouse new), WM aot it iT, CON. of bath room, gas light » roome Are fuufuraished, $ PARK to siagle ae 14] NINTH steerer TIIRD DOOR ® Hromiway, furnished rooms, in suits or ‘Also, back parlor and extonslon room on the first let to gentleinen, with breakfast, if required nished rooms at No, 6 Colo 18 MAVISON AVENUE IRABLE SUITES e oO! rooms, either furmished or unturntzhed, also a Toom for alringle gentleman, oan ho hadin a first olags house, replete w the modorn convenienose, Wall #trest atages pas: oer, RINCE SPREFT, SECOND DOOR WEST OF 875 Broadway—May be dbtaive & handsome room, en the seooud floor, with modera improve fonts, ECKER STREET, EAST OF BROADWAY.—TWO od Parlors mint be rented to a party of gentleman and wife, Persons desiring acon: | be pleasantly acoommod: Board given | SUIT OF VERY EL EGANT KOOMS WALL Also, tur permanoat or transient, ase or door, “4 | BE LET toagentocl party, with or without hourd, by a small family, at 10 Nelson placs, ono block from Broadway, op posite Dr. Skinner's church, PARLOR WITH WED ROOM ATTACHED (UN with full or partial board. own be obtaingd 5 Groat Jones street. Also one ied}, suitable for @gentloman. A SUITE, OF ROOMS TO LET, WITH CLOSETS AT tached, on sseond floor, together or separately, fur Bishod or unfurnished, to singlet on; al 0" attic rooms, furnished, with fire places; possossion imniodiately, 20 removing at May. Addr GG. bore 193 Horald office GENTLEMAN AND IIS WIFE CAN BE ACCOM modated with » pleasant room and hoard tu Forsyth otreet, wear Grand, ar ISHED ROOM, , to let, with Koatlomen; bathe, y OARD.—A VERY DRSIRABLE SUITE OF on the second floor of m house in Tirtioth w with fe home oan be onjoyed, and where but few ether bi No moving om the firet of May. Address How ‘ilerald omer, OARD—IN NCH PRIVATE FAMILY—TWO A FR rooms, front and back part nished, to let to a gentleman a: with o without board. Privat contains a bath room. Appl: OABD—WITH A SUIT “OF NEWLY FU the a ly, oF gentle: joif desired {03 Brootne str - Foome, can he obtained by s gomtloman and wifs, mty second street, mear Fourth avenu "clock; no ehildren; no moving in ana but few kearders taken, Reforonce OARD—A FAMILY HAVING MORE ROO! required, would disposo of two fine rooms to oa party of e baving modern im| ears and stay rable, accessible by Apply at 172 on Ist of May. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, or three single gentlemen can be aocommad Jearant rooms and board, by applying at ld Dual No moving on he Int of May. Bar, —HANDSOMEL. y Fy RNts lot, with a! recond dorr # ay, brenjorer. 22 ensoaes OARD WANTED—BY A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, ting terms, ao., board for the Ind Alphonse, Brosdwny 1 only, Adare oat Ufiveor OAKD WANTED—BY vicinity of Bleoeker str AadreeC. BR, Brosdway YOUNG L py, OARD WANTED-IN “BROOKLYN, CONVE b nd Catherine ferries, by ® young man, with nd dinner on Sundays. to Fulton it id tem week d. IC, Reasouable for @ permanent Dath, gas, &e., w! ond floor, fur The hous ay: family private xehanged. ovemaents. No moving ‘out Twonty first atroet. nquiro at {TH PRE ing ro ROOMS, treet, bo ore thers aro men only, dinner M THAN ‘8 fainily oR TWO jated with 6 atreet, IN THE rt Ad ai Herald office Bou WANTED—FOR 4 GENTLEM AN AN. full board for t ly only; lye three or fo mdway. Al Brondway Post Office RoAap WANTED —A age permancst board mre!fand wife in family, where he can enjoy the comforts of a home ine house with sa, ath, de + ‘Tenth atzert. No bonrdin we RELIG Dt. K SUITS OF KOOMS had et the rivate Mansion house, O77 S| moderate, Gonteel Cars every three minut OARDING. —NEWI, FURNISHED ‘KOOMS TO, With or without hoard, for familios or staglo x: inilies, with bedrooms au Inte & party of for Rutorenon Fe \NPING.—A PARLOR AND BEDROOM Word Moor; alze aplensant front room tor a at wnn, at 4 Wost Twenty second Hireat, between B bicth e¥enues, References required. Frodoriok, MAN WISHES TO EN ‘A delightful aad’ beaithy summer 4 ohristion D LADY; be within A private unt bo nd below this ad MAY BE Sixth avo- To LET, tleman ad ON SR ingle x Filth aad OARDING.—FUR: in me wen, with their wi ISHED ROOMS, w gs § Abie loeatio siete uy accom by applying at 12 St HARD IN BROOKLYN~TWO GENTLEME be accommodated Bigh street. ith partial board by apply Heferences exchanged. h iaepmaghe N— etrest or Fultom forry. f Johnson, Brooklyn i} accommodated with good few boarders are taken, ond no moving In May. 45 Nigh ureet, ween Adams and Washington. $200,000 wables, for WANTED. “ON BOND AND WORT Cn first class Hrooklyn property, in 0. COWLEY & HASKELL, No. 6 40.000 . WANTED. 0: 432 MORTGAGE, jee and lot, situ erage will be paid. $5.50 Third 6 Mort $5 000 WANTED—TO TAKE A PART IN AN IN a. Vention ofimmense importance. Addross with realneme, HG. Herald office OARD ON BROOKLYN IRIGITS —ONE ringlo gentlomen can be accommodated with board gad somely furnished rooms in ® rox Sithin ve Hig mination’ walk of ft net fer dren D. rd ‘ox L000 Von Ls 4 IN S0UTH BROOKKLYN tb con bem to. Cg five of Fulton fe vt them. The how ferry and ten of his wife, or two With pleasant rooms otability, by ap; ereity pisces and Pik $5.000 - \TED—ON BOND are MORTGAGE City Hall; uo brokerage given. Apply at 247 HIMAN SMITH. HAD ON. DIAMONDS, NY AMOUNT CAN BE_ bought out.) commission bu wate mee egy kind promptly Comminelon (Mice, 140 Willibea street, back office, Pe ANCED i on Bouseio. D a, wth MOUAPERAV EWA ‘COPPER AND GOLD CO—THE AD ov 1 pureha: ey of $1 OW and upwards, to cuit applies ZOTy ddiirable tovertment property. for anle Low Square Real Estate Offer, No. 3 Bverett if Fourth avenue and Seventeenth street KEYES & HOAGLAND | N ONVY. ADVA DOS Dia | Mi nends, wateres, jewelry, torn ofortes, oF Any cther property, at the agency and ‘904 Broad way, corner of Duane stress, room N fi Anes ard conB ence obeerved in sll cates. Rras 4 omic Bl Wat Stu McLAUGHLIN ons Le pA TICKETS—ON DIAWON DS, WAT “ oly, > ae eT rates toreash. by RBWARDS & CO door wetof Chatham “highert wooo nt at 3 Daace steset, DOLICE NOTICE —AN OWNER 18 WANTED FOR A Bum of of watelor, rapposed to be stolen. Inquire of (apt, DOWLING, at the Suth dieteiet station bo Franklin DOUNLE CASE maker mtd Nw Police Cowrt, , payer OKER oot nee with «atin, , dressing tote. Whoever has reccived the some, will be enlt, ae eerie TG. TOS TER, Woigopsliven Bows, X.Y, case eeseked Le step cald waren ARTIN, officer, Jefferson STOLEN, tend 4 to, at the Confidential | | I on wepnrspay, | { OARD CAN Two gentle VATE FAMII oat Apply at BROOKLYN.—TWO SINGLE GENTLE } wher! walk from J ulton ferry, BOARD, modatod, N CAN ing wt lid | Y CAN in & plow Bot Apply at OR TWO 1 ry. n tec mud flow ee! tlemen or peatiomes aut Lele wives ip 8 hoase wrt “uf the modern fm provem nv terete terms ly wb 165 West Ninetorsth street. | ‘ecorelbin te ohana an ebes | EDROOMS 72, E TWO GOOD parlor to le, to At the grocery & A gentiaman aed © ‘ nity, ob No. 01 Kast T hae all the modern improvement ‘URNISHED ROOM TO LET DOWN TOWN } "e try Warren rtrcet, ima private family, Apply vo t mises 9 ASHLAND VLACE, OR PRRRT STREET tiemen ond thote wives gentiemes, con board with reom: farrished oF a farn bourse with Bodern improvement, by spplying * ‘Time moderace Referoars vicvsuced. | NEYURNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM 7 1 vithout, im @ eal 127 Third evenne, betw O'* 0OMS—ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN. OF HIGH RE R apeetebitity, wishing epiendidly fornised aparimcats | fan clegent private residence, @ fewhdoors wert of Prost fn W abi here uo boerters are or will | » ‘all same, Rooms, Jeures! of o- | ME WANTED—A ¢ RSTO FIND | os aod ™ Att ben oad . pad Post (thee S\ rEaion ACCOMMODATIONS FOR BINGL be shieined with beard OLE GENTLE ments im the Bret elase bowse N y HAN DSOM lot geod rom | QLATE KOOPING WO OK THREE SINGLE GkNTI. MEN CAN, gommodated with pleasant rooms Yate house, by applyt 15 Thirteenth atceoh, alot) Hit. a ANTED—RY Two GANTLRMEN, ABOUT. THE Peatable, family, ITH OR WITHOUT HOARD—HANDSOME ROOMS, furnished and unfurnished, one bleck from Broauway, site Eleventh street, e. of Grace Chureh % Fourth avew Inqairo at LECTURES. VERMAN LECTURES COND SERIES —THLE FUeTit A of the scoon jwotures will bo di ET US LIVE TO BE USEFUL 10 MANKIND—ME ch Institute Lectures for 135,—Tho Hon Judg Edmonds will oeture botore the members this (Thursday) evening. Suijoct Central Amerion.. Admittanca free ta all. Lecture to commence at So'elock. By order, CHAS. H. DELAVAN, Chairman of Leoture Committoe ROLUKES IN TIE FRENCH LANGUAGE, AT SPIN flor Institut y square, ty Prof’ Blie Char iter, of Paris, y, March 15, the last but one of the course. Subject: ‘The grunt. French weitere of the feventoenth ‘ceutury—Corneilia, @acine, Bossuet, Ao. ‘Tickets { conts Riv: Vv. HENRY WARD BEECHER WILL DRIAVRR, A ecture at the Mymoutl Church, Brooklyn, om Thursday | evening, 15th inst, ab7M o'clock, on Patrlotinm, for th fit of tho Industrial Sobool for Girls. eaoh, may bu bad of the sexton wf the chu door on the evening of the lectur BBRIVTAN AT THE BROOKLYN Iystitw r itor of the Spiritual at Inetitute this, given for any mianion 125 MIC BLLA NLLOUS. ST! 165 ¢ Tt Kore 8g kitchen range, fummor tange and stove warcrooma, We have a large Intent patterns of mantel grates, ranges and stoves, for vale oa reasonable terms. Grates set and repeucol, rangos lined, brass found- ors’ ond jewellera’ Curmaces. but, stoves’ ined, bakers’ | ovens built and repaire: Y DESORIPTY AT THE BRUSL ri atreot, Franklin square. ‘aint brashas factory, 837 1 Articlos sold at the lowert factory prices, of superior quality coustantlyon baud. Ma made to order. JOHN K. - HOPPRL, ACARONI—HECKER & BROTHER HAVE NOW for sale at the Croton Mills, Cherry rtrest, New ‘ork, macaroni of their own manufacture, whieh fur delicacy of flavor, and superiority in other respecte over the imported article, recommends itaelf t once for family use. Put up in boxes of 25 pounds each, A discount ened A Banter ik NEW Comper —Sole hanctaos éast Lron railing without rivets, (9 fovt,) alao of Crowall's new mvvlo of wire vliedly the chenpeat to (he United States. A! kinda of castings, auch aa eolu truseea, wills ond Untels, cinders, verandas, brackots, vault covers, wiadow and floor guards, & for bullding ke, commat Kk kind of wrought tron work shatters, anchors, vest prices and with despatch buildings ci every class. Foundry foot of Forty-sixth | atreot, North river, Samples in sections of all work at the warerooms, Nos. 79 and $1 Duane street, a few doors onat of Browlway. 0 FAMILIES AND THE PUBLIC.—WM. REMD RK- apectlully begs to call the attention of housckeep- éra and others to hia celebrated Cordial Gin, which hae already gained much popularity in this country; as & | proof, I arhe sold upwards of elghteoa thousand galloce. W. It pledges hie word it ia distilled exactly the same as that in London, which h t thousen: this city and State to prove by ti R # formerly # distiller of the sams k 4 under the exeise Iaws, where he aupplied mai gy and the public. 1! ele in used | family, also in and out of Emzinnd’ t metro cobvequently it is strongly recommended by {ie luaders of the medical faculty. W R. stands open to declare that he will give to tho pu in as any tbat cen be had from londou, holding the gin & for ago. By purchasing of W. R. consumers would saving at feolt one bundret. per cont ad valorem. duty Distiller; 118 East Tweaty:nint': stroet, between Seeond wan way, where bo given to aged Yeon gray and bald, ans dow baye bautitul heads ot balr as when young. REWAR fo mixture re, without cha ‘ rfeiture of f be contracted if 8 done of tho mixtare is It is put upin bottles, with full dieeovions, A wee ny kre enred in two days, "Me Ring, 1a Broadway ; 108 Bayard strowt KWELL, 25 Aun etre wasts paper of ii surts and of PENCILS, FOLD LY B hi 1a Wiiaan pencils are frequently counterieited Hough ofa totally different manufacture and quality some bear the uamo of the conning AW imitations, ey inferior Faber some A penell told tp y., sole agent mi turer, Faber TE, PA Ukse tole agents 1s Wi rer atrogt. At the Amoringm Tmsbi "PRITCHARD, 2 Pravksort etree ‘The m tute aud Worl u IRD, BIRDS.—A NEW STOCK OF IMPORTED CA naries, lunghroeds, bullfinehe Disek birds, tar! binds, red birds, 8 ua@nebes ard: KO’ iH. KESTN Gold, Alo, Pea 0OKS OR ACCOUNTS TAKEN IN TO BE MADE , out, adjusted, re examined or reported on, at No, 3, aL Wall ’ t, ORS, PENS, £6 5 i SARDEN SREDS—BY PRIVAT Tsao street, a small qagutity Bam cacrot, Urad flag leak, Lone rod omrrot, woind Bid be orded the otter ne TO p. LADIES Trace we trades Teesuntertelt Lyon Vile oe, wolliny Vile falgehoods are t , howl DIR IN 7 tain ATS DON'T out and die by STRAMBOATS AND p bate, by the Manbatten Mate 20 Bowery —HOVYMAN & 5 WN 4 ¢ rrepar wary bends, 5 D. BH FD “plombers, 156 Cansl treet, er wg from lh, t « art roofs repaired, and 4 y gf + LPSALP We ofier, wth f for LIQUORS, &. SELECTION oF “PRANDIES, woPER) wines rams feotch ond Irie fom and Dublin porter, iootch alee, domes. ret for family use, eyrupe and cordiale M.A. UNDEMULLL doo fireet, CHOICE claret sat other We ale and tor aa, by wornate of Crowey BARGAIN pane for a8 ee wity wey LARGE alt to & Avply wt © where money yREAT I pore QUANTITY ivamect Pe miner ore v Mes It advanced COTCH WHYKRY—THR GENTINE CaMmnon b bridge, mountain Gee whiskey, in demijobee, bor = puna for wale by IDOE & DOWLING & Booth wtreet pearance tnd © esuce, dress of wararing inte ay | niae brushes | ratings Hi | attention _iveu to contracts for all the iron work & for | 519 i BOARDING AYDLODSERG. DING AND LOD THE MILITARY. Gait wit ed iit Wee arene PD. KEL rt Tava vloael Command's. P. Parrow, Adjutant. - whe NbEP | OF THE FIRST REGIMENT New¥ ui hereby method fe to eroninge e ra (ve held ah the Mercer House arc’ y . Orderly 7. ‘HY VERERANS OF 1812, OR THEIR WIDOW. ‘Those who received forty acres ef land are mow emél- ted © 120 acres more, and those who received Aeron are entitle’ to eighty acrox wore, and com the: rants of the agent. P atroet, baseuoot. No charge whate are coltected. Fok ver ooL UNITE ship NASHVILLE, M. Berry, whip ret dopart with the United poritively on Wednesday, March Zi, at 12 o'clock M., ftom. Wee berth, att strook, For freicht of passagm, avin are requested to be tiantic will 0 tak sail Apri, the rps BAQTISH AND NORTH AMRRICAN Y. | Dmans TRAMSUITS “RovAL | Chiet a . ie a all at Halifax AMERICA RUKOPA, VBUSIA, Capt, Ryrio, 451A, € heed, groog Hovton; Wodueedey, Apel Kosten, Wednesday, Apal paid for mon board ARD, ¢ Dowlia s tine from Croce ow Vo ‘There will be wo stoamsb I further notice, q Ca ie rr “5 dations fer passengers, her Pemutitally hited py with pe ber strornge ia lofty and wall ronsialet. 0 to Europe, or th "a fn on at pisg La +b South atenet. rs a tank early apple Fest river, or to TAPS Tha Ve MY LIVERPOOL AN} Company inten Y OF Dati Moke SITY OF WASHING ue cabia, KNOT, 40 South atrast, oruer of Old flip. FOR BAB. aa ateornge, te 13 °F MNAVIGAT! Ot, et Seutam tom Pp win AbAS t SOMPANY. 1] South William etreet. coved the Lerman, eae The stormer Wa. ail Apri 21. \TEAMSHIPS BETWEEN HAVRE AND NEW YORE direct-—The ptesmatip AJJ’S will sal from Hewe direct for New York, (without onlling at ong pert nington will England,) on Haturday, 26th of November of freight and passage and second cabina will be very mode . The f the succesding samenm will be short! in Yona ot from Havre direct far hips eallingst an kngliah port. Appl: 44 Paris, 17 Toul varia dew Hatioos, to Donald Onn o or in New Yor# to K CU al », Ne. 4 Dowling une. U.: MATL ‘wall and: Poaveanr—Cau ps Railroad is complete: mas will b by eailr ralaoe are informe that View And the trenait of the Lave from orvan to ofean No mene March 2), of wtreet, Nortte 2 ease at the Com~ AYMUND, 5 Wk ON BDUCTION OF PARES ro suit TOR TIMES o'clock @a the pany’s office, N J eonmery Ur 177 Weat street, to other Fe KEN LiG ' Teave pict No forty . eaday, March 27, IMB, ship Cortes, (2.00 toma, over the M hot twelve miles of 8 Vs hes ‘oi sma de be Fates, apply only Ww ¢ Hewllug Uren. Letter l %. MAIL STRAMSMIP COMPANY — POR BHAVAN, ), and New On enne eterdan, Keres 7 ata r. from piss foot « the well iw ot aalling. ‘Vor freight or p Company, 177 West heed, corner of urn Sit? SWORD Via, CAYT for Han Francie, is rece North river, day, 20th next, 15th lading for signature an soon aa thelr | competed. Yor balaece of hey emall capaci BUTION & OO. 64 Wall wtreet. } USTRALIA PIONEER LINK, 7 HN, cargo wt ple and will powltively sail on or before Tues , kod i expected to finish loading Shippers will please heod in them bill ate ore » ovply te ‘ aserine THe | reded by the m see anf y iy te "W. CAMEKU, No 6 Mow! if etre W YORK AN peoy the Upites W Shute forthe ogre ‘Mpriten ight tor the por GA BL C—THS NE "7 AND TAVOR- i {te wide AKTH CITE, 4. Agios, H ‘ee none Chatlecton, & Cy an Thursday, [athe March, 08 0 Cobia paras, Vo tr wage, apply is Bi Vadadeipt i. "OR BAVA —ENITED 54) etmrbip KNOK ors New York for Be- © plot No. 4 Novia vi &) oh WH te Mierke alk, will wavewed, wo 4 oo bot tonere om O% BOARD a) PETERYAURG “8 AND RICH@OND +8 ean ome (auastoen, “* fs ee ire, 3 tie r ‘ owe 1S charset ea Neri pa KICHMOND AND NORTOLE THE MEATOWN, Captain Perron, oti the per fot Karhmond and Derteih, ont Ofiersees, af 3 + cheek SELES ie ot Reestong Fo) #ALE pTRaNckR, VUUOAM, Lmon seventy To sighar ory tons ee ee " sotemee # oot ob a bees toqwiet monary Hee nem,