The New York Herald Newspaper, April 4, 1855, Page 2

@APYSAL— CAPTAIN HENRY’S PROFFSE ma MENATS THE INDIANS IN Olt) EXTRADITION TREATY WITH THE UONIFED ‘grargs— seems SeeT a ROBBERIES—STES ¢ COMMUNE 710" BETWEEN VEBA CBUZ AND Y avawa, Ero. we have received news from the Cit rat Mexiso to the and from Vera Cruz to =? ef March, by =e eS int the Orizabs at New Or ans. The intelliza: ee of any speci*’, tmaportance; it is, interesting. "Be accounte of the Pr gress of the revolution, given a the Mevionn pers, are favorable to the governmea' ‘wust be eelived “eith extreme enntion, “No jo patie within ach of the federel authorities dares meeey Mpeppcad steegrme phn riences the sli, wea =a ‘ing insubordination, mach ‘what it in ever defeated. A rumor tna that Aversa, leader, was within rix'een leagues of the = at the latest dates. We cannot guarantee its The BH Ey es sagpaird state that the rebels in Jalisco, some other points were sus- Error me yar er €el. Santa Anna, writing on the 1st from Zamora, yoports that he bad scoured oe ae of ee, Gee Cotijs and Las 8, AD at among the pri i had made was D. Rafael Degollade, brother of Bantos. A report from Gem. Blanco, written at Izuala, on the ‘Sth March, reports that Alvarez and his forces had fled ea the ap) of Santa Anva and his forces to Chil: that the et. terror pervaded the people, and that maoy who had joined him a ae _——_ — bad been le to them had abandoned him curses. Troops were to pursue Alvarez’s @ neighborhood of Acapulco. ey is Rated that the insurgents in the department of Michoacan are concentrating in reveral vi! 3 with @ yw of Siewad ea ere main on Morello or Pats- <uaro, Their orce is ted at about throe or four thousand men, bat it in thougat they will hardly hazard ry — 1m Morello. mies warn Bas, the sevetation, ta daily losing Eres ot Guerro, ai at with one ume sa ‘be saved from the horrors of course, is one sided testimony. yet returned to the Capitol from a_in the South, on the Froth ult, ‘all honor and great demonstra: ‘The papers eay he bad most happily ac: Ss the object of his compaign. In eppesition to , however, the correspondent of ban New Orleans Delia writing from Vera Cruz on the 234 ‘March says :— ‘The stories from, headquarters go, that his Serene Bighness, coming just within fifty miles of Alvarez’s fepees, turned back to look for safe quarters again. Not: jing ail this, on the arrival of the news Mat his M.S. H. bad safe eciving that the ne: ea people te and illumination, bell ringing, cannon firiny img and serenadin, a = event in ican his return 7 ¥. 8. n has not been geen outside ae he is closeted up with his ministers—Dr. Renilla prescribing the medicine for the sick man-eby which, sooner or Jater, certain death will be the conse- joence. ‘WBets are pending that the government will not last till diay; others go even so far that the next few days will — ak, 8 grees om chi , calculating that the particular i. . have assembled at Mexico to con- ct about his ca out. ‘Fhe éeath of Col. Moreno is not confirmed, and we mauet feos Ralbensoaciny from Acapulco, by way of your ag Shs possesnion of authenticity. have been rather a bold stroke had H. S. H. umtured to go near Chilpancingo; at fifty miles distance he, however, has Weare made to Seiteve th that Moreno is killed, Alvarez’s Sorees crippled, and that the government troops will ‘of Acapulco in a short . 8. H. can do great things, and it is even re- ‘that the Allies have engaged him to repair forth- — to oe Crimea, and by his appearance in the camp |, make sha Hasstans warcsaderl “Ine pesos of H. M.S. H. have been ing much miptaken—they started reports of his having le‘t the eountry—of having sent off all his plunder—that Mrs. —— Ln og) Santa Anus was wembark and come under the protection of a millionaire—all of which rs not true; and these slanderers deserve to be clustered $e the mountains at Guerrero, to fall prey to the Pintos, So far the country is still Dr. Bonilla has not given up that sick man. rs very wise measure fa sending H. 9. Hi to the sunny South—nothing could have done him more his 8, H had too. much varez—but did not succeed. ee Bonilla was not at fault. ject of his Sereve Highness’s trip was, as we were ‘told om ‘a circular emanating from the Minister, to re-establish his health, but nothing was said of fight: tng. Alvarer or of killing Moreno, Afterwards we aro jd that bis Serene Highness, under divers inspirations, eeuki not withstand to go and ste the elephant. He muecesded in all; established his health, killed Moreno, saw Alvarez at fifty miles’ distance, smoking tranquilly his cigaretto, and the government forces are marching en to Acapntoo, which place will be taken by this time. Senore Huro, Thierrig, Taner and lots of others, have Deen thrown to the four winds; in fine, wo are toll by ‘the government that and order are established. rem various New Orleans papers we clip the follow- items of news Governor of Chihuahna has refaced the proffer dy Captain Henry and Mr. Work of their compenies of Texan re to fight the Indians in that department. Governor rina informs theao gentlemen hat. he haa no to allow foreign troops to enter the Mexican ‘erritery—and that should they cross tho boandaries of ‘the two Republics, the act would be viowed as a viola- tiem of the treaty between Mexico and the United Staten ‘The Mexican papert view with suspicion all auch offere trom As , and the Eo del Comercio of Vera Craz devotes several columns to the peculiaritien of the Yan- Keo character, in which it demonstrates that we ares great poople—that if we only get & feot hold we are ‘They advise us, however. to keep to She Oube ena { Nicaragua hobbien-and let Mexico alone ‘The Echo favors the idea of an extradition treaty be- jexico and the United States, but warns its go- to beon its guard, that ia making the treaty Boe astute Yauheoe do not get the advantage of thou! —fer they are notorious for their devotioa to heir own =o 1. Yarzo has been recalled from exile, Payne has been ordered to cepart from Mexico. Universal says that Capt. Mathieu Thomas, who was one ot the chiefs of the expedition of Raousset de Boulbon, and bad been sent to san Francisco, on board a Mexican vessel, returned recently to Guayamas, as jain ef the American brig Alert, re ‘og him- a6 ® citizen of the United Ste He was arrested By the authorities, gun kept subject to the orders of the "*Toumber of prea of ead citizena have been arrested tm Mexico. Some have been ordered out of the country, while others are incarcerated. Jove Maria Espino haa been promoted to the command ef the Mexican squadron in the Pacific. The diligence along the mail routes continues = larly to be attacked and rifled by highway bandits, re before us contain several accounts of such af. , which sre every day occurrences in Mexico, and oneite Kittle attention. The correspondence between Mexico and Morelia has — Meagiad ios by the insurgents. The sacks were the letters carried off. by Wollis about to return to Tamaulipas, to ro sition as Governor and Commandant Gene- pe has been conferred on the Prussia; Queen Isabella, of Spain has beatowed Grdet of the'ribbon of Maria ‘Loulsia. on the wife of President, Dona Dolores Tosta de ita Anns. the aeighborhood of Tepic bandits and highwaymen qeemmit trightfal excesses, “ome fifty rancheros went tm pursuit of them, and after a sharp contest wers worsted. They were threatened with annihilation if they a aid m not cr Dat upon giving up their arms was foully assassinated in cold blood. 4 ont Top fe is considmed safe from the assaults of wee as Ht ia strongly guarded. The pri has been granted to Messrs. Zangronts ss = ane the establishment, of @ line of steamers to ‘twe voyages a month between Hevana and the Vera Cruz and Tampico. jued by order of the Supreme the provision of the decree of ths fore! marehoadiee 8 hould ao; be ig vessels to certain po: had effected a contract Pith the city of Vera Oras, for the lighting of the streets wita gan. Theatres and Exhibittons, ACADEMY oF Music.—! general desire, Donizetti's Borgia’? grand a “Lacresia will be given thts eve ning. characters will be sustained by Sig- nora Steffenone, a Snore Ventvali and Signori Brignoli and Bediali. tnd ono eveni wilt cares gtand vacred concert, and on \Monday eveni chef woure ‘“Williin Tell will be om Bape in por plen- Bnoanway Twratne.—Mr. Forrest a) rs to might in hijo great character of ‘Jack Cade.’ will be up. ‘ported im the other characters of the piece by wreck company of the theat: The farce of "ne 7 arzards’’ will conclude the amusements. To-morrow Ss Mr. anon Sppeara in his admired representa- wnat Twearie. —The receipts of this # apart for the benefit of Mr. Hyne, ‘when the rest Seah et te “Count of Monte Cristo” will be played. “Adie. Eddy a¢ Edmond Dantes, Mr. Motirea The farce of the ‘Two Gregories’’ will follow, for ‘the drama of the ‘(Queen of the Abruszi,”’ will conclude ‘the amurewents. Buaror’s Taxarre.—A new five act will be duced this evening. It 18 called “gente Pr, ie,” ame It ie now being played im London with great succoss. Mra. Alexini Fisher Baker as Jinet Pride, Burton as Richard Pride. The other characters of lending interest by ‘Mesers. Fisher, Marchant and Mrs. Burton. The farce ef “More Blunders Tham One,” concludes the amuse- ments, Watson's TuraTar.—The tite ‘ gts You petite comedy of the ‘Diary Wile," commences the entertainments. Las- Rose Bennett in she principal parts, The follow, with a cast ite names of Lester, Blake, Brougham, Phii- Rp, 5 Mrs. Biako and Mr. Stevens.’ Me, Phillipe’ benefit comes off to.morrew evening. Axxnicix Mesavw.—The afternoon and evening ‘amarement ist of the romantic drama of the ‘Fly. aa 0,7 C. W, Clarke as Toby Varnish, ae Pv) Von Hummeli, aud Mr. Taylor ken. por hanna K Girl, the Giantess aad tae Dwarf Lady Woon’s Minermas —The “'Ghoet of Niggerdemon,’’ Bencert ale Jullien and negro miastrelsy, is pancunced for this evenr as 3 ‘Aled .- Minernnis.. —Reeides sevoral leasing a rutin’ Reto! Bs. opera of the | office to-day were as follows Peanaw’s Ovens Hovme,—A arent variety of Received = bperoore eed en iy — srealog, tecidos | Balance TH ATER TTH.— Ab rant pn A will be NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, with horror from the reality th ne Pride is st And now, we seo log le freed trom the eonviet's to k Sack, for rob a stony ir . Richard Pride acorcdited—we will not tay how-—ae Serg Gray, with an apocryphal daughter, whom he calls his ow: and # real, blood daughtet, whom he knows not, and who. by bis rascality and intemperanoe—for thi With its fascinating beams, and subtle ton half-resolved vurpose—he brings an innocent victim, a penned lamb to 4 io the Old Bailoy. har. awaits him in P ball not reveal. For further particulars apply re, betwen the. hours of seven and*ten, read: oken of Jane Pride the motes, —Janet Liat) the daught worthy ofthe Booralixennty of Sheparents ie that we shall be re- paid by your # take your early way to the th Mr. W. Cuamnrrs, the American equestrian, has formed a co-partnership with one of the new equestrian companies now in this city. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Tvespay, April 3—6 P. M. At the opening of the stock marke’ this morning lower prices ruled. With increased activity among operators the tendency was downward. The lead- ing railroad stocks were sold quite freely at the de- preciation, and there appeared to be 9 great disps- sition to realize. Erie Railroad stock was fall as active to-dsy at the decline as it was yesterday at the improvement. Cumberland seems to increase in activity as it depreciates in prices. Railroad bonds were in fair demand to-day, and sellers put off lota freely at a decline. We do not exactly under- stand the cause of the changes since yesterday. At the fisst board yesterday the market was quite ‘buoyant, and there were strong indications of a much greater improvement. To-day the entire complexion of the movement is changed, and there are plenty of sellers at our quotations. At the first board Erie ponds, 1875, fell off } per cent; Lilinois Central Bonds, 1; Nicardgua Trausit, 3; Camberiand Coal, 4; Northern Indiana Railroad, 4; Erie Railroad, 3; Reading Railroad, j; Hudson Railroad, }. Cleve- Iand and Toledo Railroad advanced } per cent; Nor- wich snd Worcester, 14; Michigan Southern Rail- road, }. State stocks were comparatively quiet today, without change in prices. There is no dcubt but that many holders of stoek securities, ofall classes, have taken advantage of the recent rise in prices to realize and throw into other hands the burden of carrying unproductive iavestments. When fancy stocks become much inflated it coats eomethinig handsome in the shape of interes’ to car- ry them, aud holders who can realize a fair profit, generally do £0. It is not only more dangeroas, but more expensive to hold stocks which pay no divi- dexd at high prices, and speculators are now shrewd encugh to make quick turns, and keep their cepital moving. We do not believe in a much greater aggregate Inflation. Certain stocks may, by the force of speculation and internal improvement, reach higher points; but there the expansion must be confined. The most promising stock on the list, beyond all doubt, is Reading Railroad, and those who are disposed to look into the company’s affairs can easily satisfy themselves of its enormous pro- ductiveners. The market has, during the past sixty days, been flooded with stock, in the face of which prices have steadily advanced, and they appear to be most firmly fixed. Its coal business, this year, is likely to be nearly two and a half mil- lions of tona, end ite net earnings beyond all pre- vious calculation. Its gross income on a total cost of $18,000,000 will be nearly as much se the Erie, the total cost of which is nearly thirty-six millions of dollare. Tne finances of the two roads show what the relative market value of the stocks should be, and capitalists are beginning to see the difference between the railroad stocks offered for investment. After the adjou:nment of the board the following sales of bonds and stocks were made at auction by Simeon Draper:— $2,000 N. Indians RR, 7’ 10x $2,000 Chig. and Miss R. $5,000 Lackawanna & 20 she Hartford & NHa et 8736 2000 do. ta on Gold Min 683. It is with eorrow that we ‘sunounos the easpen- tion of the firm of Page &Bacoa of Bt. Louis. Their drafts were again dishonored at their agen sy to-day, and the eecond suspension has overtaken the firm at a time when its friends hoped it had regain- ed sufficient strength to sustai ite resumption. The position of affairs in Catifornis, and the protracted suspension of the house of Page, Bacon & Co., of San Francisco, is the principal cause of the relapse of the house in St.Louis. Drafts to a large amounton the San Francis:o house have been sent on here for payment, and so far as the means of the houss here would admit, have been liquidated. This weakened the firm of Page & Bacon, which, with the abssnoa of remittances ot gold, compelled the St. Louis firm to felter sgain in their payments. It will be very @ifficult for this concern to resume again, and we fear the only course left is to go into Kiquidation and close up. It now appeare that the recumption im Febroary last was premature; that it should have been pos‘poned an‘iy return advices had been received from California, #0 that the worst would have been known. What ‘over losses have been incurred by the failure of Page & Bacon, of St, Louis, must be attributed solsly to the breach of faith practiced by a banking house ia this city. We bave no fault to flad with any man’s method of doing business, Any man has a right to redit whom he pleases as much as he pleases; bu’ be has no right, whon he enters into a writtes contract to do a certain thing at a cortain time, to suddenly change his mind and leave the contract unfulfilled. This was the position of Duncan, Sherman & (>., avd Psge.& Bacon, Mr. Sherman had a rigat to refuse Mr. Bacon any turther credit; but when he made @ written agreement with Mr. Aspinwall to extend Page & Bscon’s account to a stipulated amount, be wae guilty of ¢ breach of faith, when he, Without notice, refnsed to perform his written agree ment. It is not a questionef cantion or shrewdness on the part of Duncan, Sherman & Co., bat @ ques. tlon of honor; and distort it as they may, it is to palpable to be dieguised. Any house in New York would have been compelled to suspend under cir cumstances similar to those whick at that time snr rounded Page & Bacon. All the evils which have followed can be traced directly to that treasher.ns actof Duncan, Sherman & Co.; and we do not envy the feelings of any man who can calmly look Upon the wreck and ruin caused by such conduct, The transactisns at the Avvistant Treasurer's | Pal'ee for pay vee” 18,176 16 ven Fu oe oterece check vey POOOT TT | At the second board the market was steady. There was not much done in any stock, and no one ap- peared to be pressing sales, Tie excitement of the morning board had subsided. The Harlem Railroad Company are in the market for a loanof $750,000, for which second mortgage bonds will be issued, bearing seven per cent interest, with coupons attached, payable in February and August, the principal reimburasblo on the lst oy August, 1864. The proceeds of these bonis will be used, first, to extinguish the floating debt of the company, ad second, to complete the double track to White Plains, and erect some few station houses required along the line of the road. The issue of ponds to pay off a floating debt is a wise and juii- cious measure. It is the intention of the company to close its construction account at the close of the present year. The agitation of the usury question, relative to bonds issued by railroad companies in the differen’ States, bas created considerable excitement and ap- prehersion on the other side of the Atlantic, and nearly every letter in relation to that class of secu- rities alludes to the subject. We give below an ex. tract from a letter dated London, March 9, The writer is evidently alarmed :— I must now advert to a very important subject; and,as being ignorant of the laws of yoar country, 1 shall be obliged for information thereon. There isan opinioa that the perils attending the payment ef the prin- cipal of American railroad bonds is far ee than had been ined, such opinion having been announced by the "Judges of the Superior Court of New York. In consequence, I fear no fresh sums will be obtained in London on railroad mort- gage bonds, If the principal of the bonds from any cause be doubtful or insecure, it would be better to ex: change them for other securities, re such danger does not exist. On this point! should value your opinion, oe which would influence me as to my future course of action. Tn consequence of this feeling among Earopean capi- talists, railroad bonds have lately becn much neglest_ ed, and attention has been turned more to railroad stocks. It is well known that if the plea of usary is pat in sudcessfully to avoid the payment of bonds, that the stock in the repudiating company would be much improved in ectual, as welles in market value, and purchases of stocks have therefore been more freely made since the question of ueury has been agitated. The legislatures of she different States have made every effort to remove this objec. tion to the negotiation of railroad bonds, and we have no doubt but that before the lapse of many years such laws will be adop‘ed as will prévent sa:h a plea being put in under any circumstances There ia a power now that protects holders of rail- toad bonds full as strong as any legislative enact- ment. We alinde to public opinion. That is the best regulator, and must continue in full force so long as honor and honesty guide the actions of men. <A total repes! of the usury laws is out of the question for the present. Representatives from the sural districts cannot, or will not, take a view of the subject comprehensive enough to de- stroy all those prejudices against capitalists which ignorance of the laws of trade is ap’ to create. We cannot expect a total repeal,and must therefore labor for such modifications as are imperatively re- quired. The Legislatare should pass a law probibit- ing the plea of usury being put in to avoid the pay- ment of railroad bonds, by any one or in auy shape. Railroad bonds should be made legal, no matter at what rate of discount they may have been negotiat- ed, and: individual stockholders, or any other party interested in any way, should not be permitted to taint the legality of the-izsue. It appears to us easy enough to do tbis, and remove at once all doubt and distrust rega:ding the security of the millions of dollars invested in these works of iaternal improve ment. The rural members of our Legislatures can have no objections to auch anact. Leave their bonds and mortgages and all other evidences of ix. debtedness, under the government of existing Jaws, if they please, but give us something clear snd con- clasive relative to railroad bonds. We have no fear of repudiation. There is not a railroad company in the country the atockholders of which dare raise the plea of usury to avoid the payment ef any class of indeb‘edness, and holders of these securities need not give themeelves apy uneasiness on that score. Is cannot be denied that in too many of them usury exists, and as the laws now stand, it could besac- cessfully pleaded by stockholders; but nothing of that kind is to be apprehended. The annexed statement exhibits the vulne of certain articles, except foreign dry goods, imported into this district during the week ending Friday, March 30, 1555 :— Commence oF Ter Port or New York—WRex ry Iuporrs, Value of merchandise put on the market dur- ing the week..............000+ $1,452,360 Do. dry goods do. do 878,123 Total. ste eee ee 682,330,483 The leading articles of import during the woek were as follows:—Segars, $49,264; coffee, $113,140; madcer, $33,180; hemp, $129,663; brandy, $93,047; lead, $58,644; mojasges, $33,982; rags, $31,411; tea, $95,524; watches, $45,946; wines, $35,350. The import trade continues limi‘e4, and as the season is almost over, we cannot look for any increase at pre- tent. Itia fortunate for the country at large that thie branch of our foreign trade has been a0 limited. It bas enabled us to consume our old supplies and get out of debt. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the vane of cer- tain srticles exported from this port during the week ending and including Friday, March 30, 1855, distinguishing tke destination, and extent of ship- menta to each place :— ComManct oF THe Pout oy New York—Weexty Exporns, Liverpoo!, [epee Total yalag of mive exported during the week $1,457,870 . specie exported 24,400 Total exports in the week «1.4... see $1,482,276 ‘al imports srseevceseeeeces 9990,608 Excess of imports over exports........... $948,207 Toe \imited exportation of specie last week kept the aggregate within a moderate amount. The shipment of specie for Beaton, most of which went from this city, was jast abdat equal to the above excess of importations. prs the ex; from Voia port last week, neces #20 000 was guaco, shij London and Lis 1. Revirath fg continue to go eoaré ibenNiy. Stock Exchange. Twravay, April . 112% 250 she N ¥ 85'5 50 do rit 8, 2855. 3600 Cal 1's, 10¢0 rte C be, 3090 Tie CBs, te m6 ee B AP 2000 Frie Bs of °83. 5000 Erie © Ba, 71. €000 Erie Bs of "75. £000 1) Cen KR Bs. 600 do...., 890 600 Cly &T Div Bs 7 140 she Manbat Bk. 200 Canton Co...030 100 60 sveeee 200 Mle Tra: 100 do 50 Comb Coal. 314 96 €0 Mick Cen RR 8236 - 40 Mich So h RR. 9814 CITY TRADE REPORT. Wxpnespay, April 4—6 P. Asus —The sales were limited, and at old ra 26 18a $i both sorts. Breswax.—About 1,500 lbs. were sold at 270. Breavettrrs.—Flour.—Tbe warket continued without further advance. The sales ombraced abont 6,000 a 7,000 bbls., included in which were common to good State, at $9 25 a $9 62; Western common to ara at $9 62 a $10, while ‘extra Genesee was at $11 50 a $13. Tnesuded in the above were about 1,000 bbls. Canadian, at $9 62 a$11 for good common to huper extra brands, Southern was more plenty, and the market somewhat Jess active. The transactions embraced about 1,500 bbis., at $997 8 $10 for common to good choice, ‘and $10 25 a $11 26 for extra brands. Rye flour was at $637 a $760, Meal.—100 bbls Brandywine sold at $47 Jerrey was quiet, at $4 373. Wheat.—400 bushel Southern white were sold at $2 40, and 1,000 do. Penn- rylvania, on private terms, Barley and barley malt were unchanged, at $135. Corn was Ermer. The snlen exbraced. about 25,000 bushels—in- cluded in which were 7,000 old wevilly Southern white, for distilling, at $1; and a lot of good white do, at $1.02; and 10,000 do. Jersey good sound yellow, at$1023,. Oats were scat scarce and firm, at previous rates, transactions were moderate,and confined aca toy Hy ASME te , Demingo), at 920 faracaibs, ai ¢ Sime salen embraced about 3,000 , in- cnet 00 bales in transit u, the market closing firm, Middiing ‘uplands were at 93¢c. 9 9¢c. Fimaitrs —To Liverpoct, about 2000 a 2,500 bales of cotten were engay 5-24. a 3-16d. for’ compressed and uncompress Desa ead acl wiveall tart vier and grain were nominal. Boxes tobacco rere ongegel! at 18e, There was nothing new to London. To Havre rates were at 4¢c. for cotton: and bone, provisidns at £0c., and liquids at 23¢c. To Bremen, 500 bbls. frosin wers taken at 2s. 6d., 50 fons maanureniont gots at 208, and 160 bales coiten, at 134¢._To"Hamburg, 1,000 bbl rosin were fh: $s. To Antwerp, 3,000 bags of coflee Desgea t 3d. a 5-16d., and 2,600 boxes at Sen. To. Call fernia, rates varied from S0c. a 36c. par foot measurement. Frcin.—The market was quiet, and prices unchanged. Hay.—Transactions were moderate at 85c. a 9c. Hrur —Sales of 120 bates American undressed were made at $130, and 100 do Manila on private terms. oar — About 1,700 Rio Grande were sold, 20% los., at 23340. InoN —The market for Scotch pig was quict, and prices irregular. MOLAsais —Sales of 100 hhde, clayed Cuba were made at 22c., avd 50 co. on private terms, and 250 bbls. New Orleans at 27¢, NAvgt Stones. —About 150 bbls: spirits were reported at 42c., and retail lots at 43c. Other descriptions were nominal. Proviions,—The rales footed up about 1,600 bbls., in- cluding cld mess at $15, and new do at $17.0 $17 60. The chief fined to the former. New prime mess nold in small lots at $17 0 at $9 50 2 $12for country mers; $14 75.0 $15 25 for repacked Western, and $14 a $16 1b for Chicsgo do. Chicago beet hams were at $20 50, Dresved hoge were at 734 About 350 “ye sen shouldersjand hame were sold atpia(c a 7c. and 8c. a Oc, respectively. Racon—060 boxes were sold at tc. for stort, rib in, and 834. for clear long do., and 350 in. ferior, rib and back bone in, at 70, 8 734¢. “Lard—Sales 00 bbls, were made at 834c. for grease, and 0<c, a 93¢c. for gcod quality. | Butter waa at 12e, « 20e, for Ohio, and ie, a 2c, for Sta Hindus of about 100 casks were made at 4%; 9 icra, —15 cases as otek were sold at $1, and a Jot of cassia on pri terms. 3g a lle—Ddoth Linseed was unchanged. 800 hhds. Porto Rico were made in ‘ivate terms; 660do Cuba Masco- (0 do New Orleans at be, and 40 do hould have been stated yesterday at of ehiet 11,786 were New Orleans, and not simadvertently put down. The market closed andf for some deacriptions at a trifle vetter prices, TaLLow wes quiet. and nominal. i Tonacco was in fair fet, ee yh sales were lim't- SvaaR.—Sales 0 bond, for export, on vado'at 4 8 47635 at bi 19,600 bhds., 1,186, a ed; stocks were light and pric a 0 hhds, Kentucky an vi 85 baies Havana, 26¢, a 433¢¢.; id halen ‘Gest t.; 110 bales Yara, a ‘sales Cubs, 1bc. fe. ; 140 cares seed leaf, 6 Fio- rida, 1230, a 18¢, The follo the stock of Spaniah tobseee on the let of ee . Cien, March 1 2,375 816113 Received bi bord 464 100 - 2,768 2,830 131 615 112 March 80......5..1j181 "622 = 195 Stock March 31,.,.1,587 ware 131, 420 12 ‘Wuiskey.—The sales included about 5€0 bbis E, and D., and R, FE. & Co., at Sde, ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. REWARDS. —TAKEN, FROM NO. rday, the boas of March, ed F. 169 FULTON a box of goods, be piven fo ihe goods, be given fo *, and an additional $08 Yor the detection ofee thnets R. E. POTTS, 169 Ful OST, ON SATURDAY, A SMALL ROLL OF taining fifty dollars, with pi f twine A suitable reward will be giv to No. @ Union square. REWARD.. $50 edt treet, side of Tarrytown. The Fewarded on leaving them with, the tel Sing, orb [LET LOST.—ON WE! omnibus of the Broadway a1 mea ase opel reets, ab ooket comb. ‘The ‘inder ova reward by foavine it at Oromwell x fof Front and Beekman streets, sore AND a CHEVA. Sag 1 ard A reward ot will be paid at SS ond refeor 29, 9 driv ‘sali book to ‘theo pany, 69 Broadway, shall be sult pt, ‘at the fiaper-Langing warebouse a FAYE 287 Broadway. OST—ON TUESDAY, 8D INST. sleevo studs, marked J. Th ed on tiverateg them te Shans 6 Fulton atrees OST~YESTERDAY, IN BROADWAY, A cHiLy's Ae Ye trimmed with il be —, rowarde ATR OF GOLD ler will be suita- in & Lowber, opti- —LOST, ON SIST MARCH, A inde wit a Ag) spotin the jar, ‘he above re- be paid for ber return to No. 7 West Thirty-sixth the ee at LEGAL NOTICES. —6 noe SLATER erly own: owned by ‘Curtis Judven, now con known a the Brevoort jouse, ritunted vif ven, *foreiture jimed in the b tak Oud, OF LEE MARBLE QUARRYING COMPANY, 26 William atrest. —The election for five bagret fthis ‘be held at their ee on Mond viet heed GEO. W. Mo! 6 we x. ‘ork, March 30, 1855. pl es OSE HILL SAVINGS BANK, NO. 251 THIRD AVE- nuo, one door above Bas ety street. Now York’ Mare 2, to7 FM. inceraae 8 ie 1S will draw terest from ne bank and as such rien te this late, it isnot conncoted with i any othe er ban! stitution. wM. Presi at. Jamxs R. Kescer, Vice Provident. _3. hoornon now, Secretary. HE MARINERS’ SAVINGS BANE CORNER, oF ‘Whird avenue and Ninth street, pays we cent inter- eet on sums of | der, and five per cont on sumsover Open dail; A.M. to 2 sad a hy y WEDNESDAY and SATUR AY "EVENINGS, pion JACOB A. WESTERVELT, (late Mayor of the city,) Sune W. Bros and Tsago T, Barre, Vio Presidents. W. H. Exrawon: ‘a }. B.—This Savings Bank is {2 no way connected with any other banking institu this city, in, regularly chartered according to law bi the Lopiaiatare of this State, and has ite fm yurel} ¥ onto. mainly on ae and mortgage, On property wordh double theamcast lonned. ee wk ILLIAM POOLE.—THE MEMBERS OF THE POOLE ciation hav: honor to announee thi gulogy 4 on th ‘ot tickets fo and orphans of tl lieve this announ nt sufficient to i anoe of all who knew the maa when ivi wi pympatbize witl fortunate ‘widow and erpban in thelr iistress. Tickets MISCELLANEOUS. 165 % CANAL STREET, NEAR VARICK.—W. & B ‘AN NOTE'S grate and fendor, kitohen range, and stove warerooms. W: fe summer ae ton ai ranges lined, brass founders’ and jewollere ves lined, bakers’ ovens built and re d repeal furnaces built, a paired, receipt of itd Lee Paste Blacking in the world will old low. Al of ten and one o ASctn OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE A FORTUNE.—A C Apply Liberty street, between the hours elec, P.M. RI GRICULTURAL ORNAMENTS, IN PLASTER, FOR the interior finish of buildings, A. J. GARVEY, 62 ‘Third avenue, three doors above Tenth street. Country’ or. ders carefully forwarded, EYNOLDS. RUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THE BRUSH factory, 337 Poarl strect, Franklin aquare. All articles sold at the lowest factory prices, Paint brushes of superior q ity constantly on hand. Machine brushes mado to order, JOHN K. HOPPEL. JOTLERY, RAZORS, SCIS30R5, PENS, HEATH & SIMPSON, 32 (fest Broad shout), ),Feapoctfally call the a Bouther ante and others to stock ops eat nnd table ‘eutlery,, knives, selesors &o., which they are now selling st about out, for cash. HINA, GLASS AND GAS FIXTURES.—ELEGANT assortment now opening, and prices much reduced; in enty five per osnt reduction. / HAUGH WOUT, 561 Broadway. Ors MUST BE OURS, In spite of the “Five Powers That's the tolk ! But wo have foes at homo ‘Yo Jail, before we roam; ‘That's the talk ! LYON’S pills destroy the rats, And thus supercede cate, Whilo his powder, made trom plante, Murders roaches, bugs,and ants; many caset That's the talk ! Poisonless to man, but instant doath to Sil iuseots. Lyon's laagnetic powder, old at 424 Broadway, Be pectable druggists ‘everywhere, te the ‘only’ sate insec vane in the ELOT OF CORNELIUS & BAKER'S GAS FIXTURES T, 661 and 563 Bro: reat marie, Bs see ah Pace much Lovie’ 5 nin assortinent of Fron glish fixtures jnst received,’ BPREKA GOLD SEPARATOR —THIS MACHINE HAS been thi ghly by actual service in proved. beyond ‘& doabe tt it ect Gr FITTIN FIXTURE: ‘3, DW! lings, Factories ‘and publio buiidings promptly with gas pipe avd reduced of the Pere oi hy nd igns, or made to JOSEPH H. MaRS 9 Canal street, jorner of Centre street. \AS FIXTURES WANTED.—ANY PERSON HAVING 8 pair of ghandelery of four burners oct, 6 suitable for handsome ceili pattern and in good Sondition, for male che: ar of 8 parebaser by ad- dreenng Economy, Hudsor Post Office. NTS NEW SPRING STYLE OF HATS TEI overall compotitors. Tis $8 and $4 hate are superior in every respect to any offered for the season. Commenei Pusinesson bis own account, styles, and children’s fancy 96 Fulton strect, near William, PORTANT |TO. MERCHANTS ABOUT VISITING POUL ES Pay commausion inerohant 3: Srrantovilies begn to inform bus friends and other of the United State Pari Sersivete w will "and if an great Exhiditi ers in ri ‘to visit see svtabiishinent, b very advantageo! MPORTANT TO THE SMOKING COMMUNITY —1. J: fully inform his friends aad 1 that he bas recently returned as boon during the past wintgry and. fs ft wholesale oF tly reduced to those who may bis friends and pati the fact that he al febaum snd o Lid fener ripe nat brses Walking eames, a fa in feneral.’of every style ATHONAS J. Way ake Chatham street, op- bers street, N.Y, ORTH AMERICAN LAND AGENCY, ed in I817.—Taxes paid, Tecorded. Lands redeamed ITABLISH- deeds and other dosaments a mination of nd other agency bu: the Western Land warrants obtained and located, through this old agone 8. HOES, formerly M. Myers, 229 Broadway, corner of street. P WILL CURE, A COUGH AND Tungs.—All should ta it, when it Sold at 192 Brook- ORES, ROSRS, AND FRUIT TREES—G. WA ia, Long Island, would, respeotfally in r otan renee’ and the public fora splenaa otieetion of stan ford aod dwarf of evecers. All pli Ores “ere ill ir thankfolly recetved, 10, bY Obie. Jarge sesortment constantly on hand. eases taken in acre ‘Orders promptly executed. W. Ja5. EB. bit nak % rape! PLAC’ A BANUPA' seribe: Bttended ip Mrs. ©. O staat oR Mad ING thine s "tai INE CLOTH FR Diack and fangy cssetmere pas: epring Torts, £9. hi house, 66 and Poitou a street. 7 ooTRS AND CTUILDRR x 2 die Ce Nad BAILeVve ve CoP ct the have ‘i ‘sesorted =~ ipatenn and selbebte for all apse, ftom three te went unined gf, of wholesale aud fr greatly paueed pri wna 4 SPECIAL NOTICES. MUSICAL. “Qomeagy erent by the The, warrants entered st the Treasury Depart | 2000 Erie Beef "75. 88% 5 Macon R me Fe Gea saesaas ets AS SEN | eran cathe daar | Eee BO ROR de | AMARONE eS ert | Gh —.ccR, ace Rae TatoaT 2 Ml 60 do 50 1m street, aed is ‘Maw’s Comma ‘SALooN,—M'lle. Naw appears to mor- | For the redemption of stock $2,680 43 | 3000 HRiv raanie oad Leaaaed, ee vance, No perton 08 row evening i ae once 1 Menars. St. sd ing seecy debt nae He iene mR 2 - 2 7] 1 caeeete oe fo the parpoee of {cteitlrrabaad Fdoone f for onlay Open’ till lsat rer oy evening. x eee Her he Wr Dept mam | as mei eR Be | Labia ero makes al cates Sle | “5am cuayo go, BUY a SUPaRiON Plaxo, Bnoontrx Mo¥uca —A complimentary benedt will be | For the Navy tment *Si00 00 | 5000 0, do, Wittraw Davisow, Secretary. . than wholesale cost ma given to Miss A. Stanford, on Friday evening, April 18, For the Interisr Departme: 23,208 08 | 30000 do Persons ng having subscribed will please send in on the above “Jawer Pripe.’’—This angperen A drama, meancee is For repaying for the Interior "907 32 $200 = i 4 pata te = evening their this ing, bas creat & grea! amat past 8 von a Londen than any other performance 0 of the wea ae a recat of the Hudson River Railroad Com- 400 In Tap 79434 ae A. Beat ae, Tih eeeet tp Crooancant idee it et from mch, wu veres' for— © vsesseee . stten di 9 rooms, corner roome strey aoe ae eel dastigntor, speaks well’ of the maraie Hiren, 1885. se 174,100 22 + co sha Bank of Com ie do ine] ow. m Ervin evening, Apel 6, fstant an business ERAY & GORDON, sro ° ' 10 Bank of s6 re o portance Ri ND DIAGONAL P! ye olGentle render, you Delong tothe sapere rete | a Frasers | 12 Metropontan bs ee _ICLA RD suevt, Heo. Seer | A etefagguet en; aad and, rot sete ail other nettere-—o atraightway, an esd see “Jane DOFOREE, crovcreracrrecrsesercersssve sees Shy 60 Del VINGS BANK, NO. 51 a iris iatutera aaa aad meg acofes | ‘The steamship Adan, rom thin port fr Liver. | $0 caste co Hvicuane, MOREA, hatin a tant | Hekate see st Beta ost tata tari) aameattty hake acts, | pool tomorow, will take oit a large amount of | ge tis deprie mashon yes Pacey, Seg tgaa' | fies lec. eur tara “fs et, de” oe tn ‘act temperance | specie, It is estimated that about one million anda | 100 do... 330 Wate $F. Be, and from fo 7 bon me N a Bawa see TQRTES. a ou! Ports ee nd mnt '. MY P. Hichart is the victim of orauay | quarter of dollars, principally in gold, will gofor- | i00 NicTrun Con ai Jouy Manxine, Comptroller, pesien Gh ‘gees gat ia she sity. 08 peiese ange fo condition, of trast, and repute; has | ward, Quotations for sterling exchange continue | 200 ree an eae ‘OF ROBERT, GILMOR, SSYORD a BROWER, Mesias Bronaeey. firm rule pre- jor to August, 1647, thetr ‘ aieen BARES, Lendon. cag aE 8 10: por coms oper astbendlontes, to his ansigase, M0. MORGAN, 10 LADY TEACHER OF THE FIAMO FORTE AND 8 sing the advantages of ‘The regular wee! ction ake e number of bh) ‘erms, thetio venuty a th vee, ah pi sareriyeethapte seccbermate ay & Ore Rava RagLROaD, company, Ww | iMtivustueiaeeasitakel Baal Rianne eee: montment—uncomp ary = me Se . velock, ~, es il be ald at the ofice, her husband's ait. morrow, cvredoeetey,) as ut ¢2 bes a woe Bbrenss ease ad close a8 elesk F ‘a hee ANIO, BANJO, BANJO, BANJO, & BAzI0, 3 TAUGHT me He consists in part of Michi ja and ot books pill be cloved teeth of Sarah to ihe td me fuffering, Her self ence pra fie ae gan, Virg' eee eo SENIY SMITE Bosrctany pre and improved rN ae ‘ern with the gaat fal ba in'e shert time, PSs cCobs: g2ig Chatham atzeet F%, SALE—THREE aggre ag eos iy! Pin ited Pianofortes (two wie ony oat SY 4 meterial, and in the most . ny wb Sith even ‘avenue. sold low, and warranted. yes at Ate AS aut TH. ITAR AND SINGING — MME. MARION enae a joave to announce her removal to the Robinson Ii 01 give Faas tee her pupils to sccom- HAitipests PES od At, THE BRDUCED PRICE—THE pest music in the world. New So Mnevoome fond name,” balind by re, Mary E. Howitt, from Wallace's beautiful romance; “The Village Song,” symphonies ¢ ‘34 sooo te by Chil. leo cents. ans e eom- 7 canta, Now Sehottish Fowl 4 25 conte, New Polka Redowa—The Pane polis Fran- . ALL & 'S cls. Browns priee 25 ost, oadway, 0; posite the Park, ‘OS !—GHEAT Pano !—A LARGE ASSORT- ht pia ving boon ht grand pil aera them, two upright rand. pianos, mm, Ky., iT Ey will’ be. sold. wither t0 cont, Gito’e large ansortivont. of T. Gilbert & Core, cclobrated or without the Al, with irom circular seales, and Horace Waters’ mo Pianos, will be sold at prices which ety poplin ae cash, oF eatiotnctory Foyer OR WATERS, 339 Brendway- IANO FOR SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN—AN OLD fashioned 036 ootaves sold, cheap, a8 ‘the owner is going to Burope. gfprly from 4'to 6 P. M., ab 152 Champers street. week ND HAND PIANOS AND, MELODIONS.—TWO second hand molian pianos, and one lian, in good order, having been used Als 0 eve on 1 ubicite = FAMILY, alto an new, OE $175, $65, and Sno $50. HORACE W WATERS, 0 MUSIC COMMITTEES.—A MUSICAL entiating of an experienced tenor sopraa ich basso can be added, would ike an en- ‘Address aont for the coming year, on moderate torms, Garmony, Herald office. SES, CARRIAGES, &C. TARE CHANCE.—10 BE SOLD A BARGAIN, ONE double-seated light pon; m, in thorough Fopair; crit fold for of A Told, on, Weduect horses, suitable for all purpo i; Slee ne wagons, harness, saddles, JOHN H. GATFIELD, saotin HORSE Fo. SALE—, NINTH STREET, very stylish drivii nd Letwer hand Six! rey horse, inion hands high; warranted ed gonad and kin. In double and single hari \ARRIAGE FOR 8. for one or two horses, will b 2 E—SECONDHAND CARRIAGE jd on Wodneday morn- bia SL Crosby street; i lainpe (not new) ao cost recently in repair over $150, 70 body, aps ei and bridle, Yor | mle plication, iter 3 o'clock FP. M., ab 17 Weet (SARRIAGES.—a DOCTOR'S GIG, HUNG ON DOUBLE first rate running order, a1 deen hae been very Mitte ured: one second hand slide sent wage open quarter coachee, very light: alto, yone Bro way, With partition front. with te and shafts; for sale cheap. MAJOR THOMPSON & CO., ater streot. SALETHORSE, WAGON AND HARNRSS—THR antes ‘sh, sound, kind, and oan trot ia newith shifting top, tn mgood oF: tion. Price, an Sti lee, corner of Crosby and Piper OR SALE—A, VERY HANDSOME BAY MARE, PER- fectly sound, fifteon hands and three Inches high, switch tail but war- ied tag) is hceo mais ether particulars ‘A! POWELL, 115 Caukt stroot. OR SALE. SECOND HAND bt IN food order, cheap for cash, Apply at 110 Clinton Place, Eighth stree rs SALE—ONE NEW THREE SEAT reas one two seat standia Sop wagon, one top | A buggin, ieee two pair of wh id cheap. ‘Apply at ‘a he Lope: sito, stable, 68 Weat weTwenty third eirect, OR SALE—A PAIR OF BAY PACING HORSES FIF- teen hands bigh, sound and kind indouble or single har- with rockaway wazon, E w; harness y jete; id to in three minute: fe hortee. ene $1,000. ‘Address LE-FOUR HORSES, YOUNG, SOUND AND the road or family w three bosey, ‘wagons in good otden, the feed store, 44 vrei Wooster atreet, Spring strect, az, oa ,ooyen OF THE ae. (ere kin before , Rift treet, north qomer of Finth avenue, jr ooh - ORSE FOR, SALE—A BAY HORSE, FIFTEEN AND abalf hands high ‘oui kind, ily ‘vate stable Ne a Bast Twenty-seven’ Hives CART AND Work FOR SALE.—A FINE herse, cart, iy SoH, of work, for sale cheap quire of D. 06 76 Beekman, or 79 War- for cash. ren street. D Ease Or WELL oCBiiety pr. OPA Yeh ‘E STABLE TO L 7 feed bins, Le tenant; rent moderate, The ‘stal Address, lating address, W. Il. Key Herald offs. QTABLE ROOM CAN BE HAD AT A REASONABLE tage and Washington ate, for a private carr horses, near Apply at 68 Wont street. hah! etl ens Ani er OP WAGON FOR SALE—LIGUT SHIPTIN : D ‘ Van Duser, tle wed aie ‘at Club Stable, 204 we ground. equ 5S, near Sixth avenue, Sa HORSES.—FIFTEEN bene he ig ne jutiom them * raanaee te eamaa ae ae PURCHASE—A GOOD SECOND HAND One sect ealash top wagon. Address Top Wagon, Herald office, stating price, and where it may be seen, z ASTR A? lis nighty ptited Indy will posllively ieage for & far Baroy , vely leave fas few days. is fil thal wish "te eonvatt ore ret the “she will tall all the. mn the thoughts, to the asto- titers, 78 Broo street, none " _B.—No charge, if not satisted. RVOYADNT E. AME A TIONS a 26 An: h fection of th they krow not. Invaluable. Rt Hi sti nearti-e Bewery. operator. Mis BRUCE, THR be consulted on eventa attce, 0 Canal ctreete Susy of yoedwreys 8 floor! snd also Venus’ pills. Ladies 80 conte i PARIS, TENDERS HER WIN, FROW al YING CA FARO PLAYING CaRDS, 1d and well seasoned, with all the various other qi f ye ae srt, made Ley SAM I aR a Co. ° ‘at their store, Ni Sardlay street, opposite the Astor House,