The New York Herald Newspaper, April 12, 1855, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. eo MONEY MARKET. Wepnespay, April 11—6 P. M. ‘There was a better feeling in the stock market to-day. Reading and Erie Railroad stocks continue the favorites, ‘at improving prices. There was «little more activity to-day in State stocks and railroad bonds, but prices do mot show any material alteration. At the first board, New Jersey Zinc advanced \ per cent; Nicaragua ‘Pransit, 4; Cumberland, 3s; New York Central Railroad, 4; Brie Railroad, }¢; Harlem, }¢; Reading Railroad, 34; Michigan Central Ravroad, {; Michigan Southern Rail- read, X. Hudson River Railroad declined 54 per cent; Panama Railroad, 3; Galena and Chicago Railroad, 14; Gleveland and Toledo Railroad, {. The law proceedings against certain directors and managers of the Nicaragua Transit Company have terminated just as we antici- pated, and the porties concerned havanot accomplished Seo ahjest almed 5 The market price of the stock has netvaried more than a fraction during the arguments, ‘and those who sold stock, with the impression that a panie would be created, and lower prices rule, have sim- ply made a mistake. Panama Railroad stock is selling again below par. The extravagant statements made upen the opening of this road, regarding its future earn- ings, have not thus far been realized, and probably will not be. The stock advanced largely and rapidly, in an- ticipation of immense receipts; and it was our opinion at that time, that a more favorable time to realize would not soon eceur again. The following sales of bonds were made at auction to- day by J. Thompson :— -Flat, 98% » 99 0. 9395 0 33% do, 101 do. 8 do, ce do. do. Hm 10,000 New Orleans Citi Sixes. do. 88 21000 Great Western (Ill.) BR, i0s.... do. 11% 5,000 North’n Inda Goshen Branch RR do. 853g The following eales of bonds and stocks werd also made ‘at auction to day, after the adjournment of the board :— * 000 Ohio Sixes... opge big f ‘000 N. Y, and New Haven RR 3g 55 82 " 1 1009 Cincinnati and Chicago RR 1st mort. s 660 Interest bonds Cin, and Indianapolis RR. 20 Hamilton and Dayton RR. seri 10 shares Shoe and Leather Ban! 25 do. Market Insurance Co., 40 do. Hamilton and Dayton 22 do. Little Miami RR 20 do. Cincinnati and At the second board the market was wel Dut not active. Cumberland coal advanced 3; per cent; Erie Railroad, 4; New York Central Railroad, %. Hud- son River Railroad was weak, and closed with a down. ward tendency. The transactions at the Arsistant Treasurer's office to- ay were as fellow Paid cn Treasury account, + $100,627 93 Received do. 63,591 17 Balance do. 3,233,021 12 Paid for Assay office "170,841 15 Paid on disbursing cl 48, 378,79 We are informed that Page, Bacon & Co. have executed ‘an assignment to Daniel Hoadley, of all treasure and pro- perty of whatsoever kind, which may have been forward- ed from San Francisco to this place, since the 16th of March, and up to and including the 9th April, to pay in full all drafts drawn from the 9th to 16th of March, both imelusive—then to pay, not exceeding fifty per cent, on drafts drawn subsequent to the 16th of March, and up to and including 9th April, After the arrival of the remit- ‘tance of the 9th April from San Francisco, should there be a surpins in the hands of the assignee, after payment im fall of the first named drafts, and fifty per cent on those subsequent thereto, then said surplus is first to be used pro rata, or in payment in full of said last named drafts, and the balance, if any, to go to the general creditors of the firm, share and share alike. We understand the ‘reasons for preferring the drafts drawn from the 9th to 16th March, are, that parties who came forward to :'4 the house in resuming business, by buying their 22. ehange and giving them money for same, under such cir- @umstances, areentitled to considerations which those whe came in subsequently, and after the house had re- gamed, and purchased in the regular course of business, are not. Holders of drafts should retain them and not wend them;to Sen Francisco, forall the fands of the firm fer their liquidation will be7placed in the hands of the assignee here. ‘The steamship Asia, from Boston for Liverpool, to-day, carried out $690,000 in American gold, and £125 in Eng- lish silver. ‘The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, ‘Washington, on the 9th inst., were:— For the redemption of stock. + $28,911 37 Fer paying Treasury debts. 1,166 02 For tha Customs.. 657 For‘the War Depart 184,794 52 Fer repaying in the War 16,364 60 Fer the Navy De; 117,852 75 For the Interior renee a 1,587 66 The notes of the suspended free banks of Iinois are mow redeemea at par by the Auditor of that State; he having, in compliance with the law, sold the ae which were pledged for security of the notes, Thi pended bank notes of Wisconsin are also, iiainia 5 in the same way. ‘The gales of lands of the Illinois Central Railroad Com- pany from the 12th of February to the Ist inst., were:— Pre emption Jands, acres Mortgage lands, acres, Free lands, acres... Amount received in cash. Notes... $10,834 68 + 126,753 18 Total sales.........++ $137,683 84 Of thene sales the mortgage ‘lends averaged $10 14 por ere; and free lands $24 12 per acre. In the Senate of this State Mr. Spencer, of the Bank Committee, read a note from E. J. Brown, Esa., Presi- dent of the Manbattan Savings Institution of this city, stating that an error exists in the report of the Bank Committee on Savings Banks, which doos great injustice to the institution over which he presides. The error is im showing a deficit of more than $130,000 in the cash item of its assets, whereas a correct statement shows a surplus of more than twenty-one thousand dollars. Mr. Spencer read the following table showing the true con- dition of the bank: — Loans ow bonds and mortgages. seyee $787,229 61 Btocks and bonds owned by the i Leans on call, $136,020 87 66,383 64— 222 900 51 seeeeeey $1,089,684 02 068,669 96 1064 06—$1,09,634 02 ‘The Commercial Bank of ns as declared a @ividend of four and one-half percent. [he Suffolk In- surance Company of Boston has declared » dividend of four per cent, payable on demand. The Cochituate Fire Jos urance Company a semi-annual dividend of four per eent. ‘The receipts of the Chicago, Burlington and Quiscy Railroad Company for the months of January and Feb- ruary, 1855, amounted to $41,023 51, against $28,732 81 for the same time last year. It will be remembered that ‘the road was entirely closed by snow from January 20 to February 27, while from the 7th to the 13th of February it was only operated 13 miles of its length. From the 984 to the 27th of February, likewise, no trains run upon the road. A comparison of the aggregate movement in the lead- ng departments of the banks of Boston, during each of the past three weoks, exhibits the anaexed results: — “ee or Bostos. April 2. April 9. 62,800,455 8:362,218 686, 9,644,847 6,677,821 6,480,530 _7/368\678 14,290,354 14,241,983 15,159,314 6,037,C906,844,831 7,048,507. ‘There has been an increase since the returns for the {4 inst., in every department. The gross receipts of the Southern Michigan and North- ¢ 1p Indiana Railrond Company for the firat three months im each of the past two years, have been as follows:— Micmaax Sovrumas ax Norturns Ieptaxa RarnoAn. 1855. ° $88, 325 92 196, TT 00 Total.....seeeeee $122,916 37 Increase in 1855. But for the obatrac' ry, the increase in receipts that month would have been much greater. ‘The following is a description of counterfeit fives on the Bank of Commerce, Boston, which have recently been put in circulation:—The vignetté consists of a fe- male, the Goddess of Liberty, holdin; pear, on which liberty cap is placed, in her right hand points to a seroll on which the words “, and Comme: ce’ are inreribed. On the left hand side of the emale ir a train of reilroad care, under heed way, com- counterfeit is a new one, agd likely to deceive the un- wary. Wreaths of flowers encircle the figures “5”? on the bill. ‘The Bankers’ Magazine furnishes the returns of cir- culation of the private and joint stock banks in England and Wales for the four weeks ending the 17th of Feb. ruary, and gives the following as the average weekly ciroulation of those banks during the pst month, viz:— Average weekly circulation ............... £0810)210 On comparing the above with the returns for the ene ending the 20th of January last, ‘it nye cecrease in the circulation of the private DADKS Of,....scereeereses ecescenes £128,677 A Cecrease in cireuiation “of” ‘the joint stock bamks Of.... .....escsecceseeeeeeeeee 97,859 Decrease on the month.,,......++++++++-.- £226,538 And, as compared with the return for the corresponding period of last year, viz., February 18,1854, it shows— Adevrease in the circulation of the private DADKS Of,..... seve rseessecesece £83,165 A decrease in the circulation of the ‘joint stock bamks Of.......sscsssessecscceceees 62,025 Decrease on the year... .seecsesceeeeseess £185,190 On comparing the above with the amounts of the fixed iesues, the following appears to be the comparative state of the circulation,— The private banks are below their fixed issues £787,993 The joint stock banks are below their fixed shegaees bese. CAQAMl issuer.... Total below their fixed issue............. £1,107,356 The annual aecounts of the Bank of England just pre- sented io Parliament, show that the amount of all Ex- chequer bills, Treasury bills, or other government securities which were purchased by the Governor and Company of the Bank of England, or on whish any sums were lent or advanced by the saii Bank of England, during the year ending the 5th of January, 1855, includ- ed the following sume, viz :—In the quarter ending the 6th of April, 1854, £3,711,201; in the quarter ending the 5th of July, £790,000; in the same quarter, £5,852,048; in the quarter ending the 10th of October, £500,000; in the same quarter, £4,029,289; and in the quarter ending the 5th of January, 1856, £2,460,582. All these advances were made on the growing produce of the Consolidated Fund. There were also advanced on Exchequer bills two sums of £1,760,000 and £300,450. All these amounts were paid off during the year, except £235,900, which remained undischarged Jn the hands of the Bank on the 5th of January last. The balances issued for the pay- ment of dividends due and not demanded, ani‘for the payment of lottery prizes or benefits not claimed, amourted as follows, viz :—On the 5th of April, 1854, to £1,099,209, of which £990,953 was advanced to govern- ment; on the Sth of July to £1,079,164, of which £979,- 164 was advanced to government; on the 10th of October to £1,013,203, of which £913,203 was advanced to gov- ernment; and on the 5th of January, 1855, £1,066,061, of which £013,203 (the same sum as in the preceding quarter) was advanced tothe government. The sums left in the Bank of England consequently amounted on the above quarter days to £108,256, £100,000, £100,000, and £152,788, respectively. Am account of the receipt and expenditure of the sum of £2,794,722 during the year 1854 by the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, shows that the greater portion of the receipts acerued from ‘cash received at sundry times from the Exchequer,” and that nearly all of this cash, or £2,771,597, was expended in the purchase of Ex- chequer bills, ‘The rest of the receipts were appropriat- ed to the purchase of £2,974 Consols, and £24,921 Re- duced Annuities Consolidated. A supplementary return states that on the 16th of February, 1854, Mr. Gladstone. the Chancellor of the Exchequer, applied to the Bank for advances on Exchequer bills of sush sums as should not leave a larger amount of the said bills in the hands of the Governor of the Bank than £1,000,000; and that on the 8th of June, 1854, a similar advance was requested to the amount of £750,000. Both requests were com" plied with by the Court of Directors of the Bank of Eng- land. Stock Exchange. Waowmpay, April 11, 1865, $10,000 Ind. State S's 8450 ahs Erie RR.,b3 ’600 Virginia 6? 200 2,000 do, 10,00 200 Canton Co i 50 40.0000, 534 150 Nic. Tran. Go.s80 16% 100 $50 Cum. CoalCo.... 30° 600 +. 80% 400 360 TO Mich Cont Hit... 83 100 50 Mich Sou RR... 9814 150 50 Panama RR.. 660 100 200 4 0 200 50 100 80% 50 do re 60 3014 10 N Ind Conatruc. Lh tt 83 90 EH Cleve ® Tol my 200 do... c 7S NY Central RR.. 04 #0 ee SEC 500 abs Ill Cen RR bd 7,000 do.. 1.0 Nie Tran Go 450 Eeadirg RR. 100 do. . 100 8 ¥ Gon i +b60 5 +28 do “ 100 Hud Rw RR. +815 3055 180 Cley ‘ ‘ta nie? T3 860 73 io by »b50 74 CITY TRADE REPORT. Wepnespay, April 11—6 P. M, Aguts quiet. Breapeturrs.—Flour—Common brands of State were about ¢4¢¢ easier, The sales of all kinds reached about 7,000 a 8,000 , included in which were common to good State at $9 44 a $9 68; Western brands at un- changed prices; Conadiwn at $10 25 a $11 26; andSouth- ern at $10 « $10 50 for comm:n to and at $10 56 $11 75 for fancy and extra. Rye flour sells in small parcels at $6 50.8 $7 62. Meal was unchanged. Wheat —The only rale of moment reported was 1,660 bushels good to prime Southern white, at $2 55 70, Corn —The sales reached about 28,000 bushels, part to ar- rive, at $1 06 # $1 07 for mixed, white and yellow s cs ; 272 do., 31: 138 do , 283¢.. 58 do do., 253¢0.; 50 canes C> 5 ito ; 60 do., "820 ; 8.; 847 do., 304¢0. ; ‘27 ge. 5 éle. 12% 20, ; 24 do., 34c.; 110 do, 2934, Tmpenai—83 bait 0", S05¢e; 98 dal, S20! 80360. ; 37 do., 30; 98 @. Oolong--03 Balt ckorts, a 260 j e a! i fete 25340.” Congou—55 chests at 21346. Pou . aise 50 balf at 23c, se a boxes at dors. them, fav] 80 and 20 guineas. WHIBKEY.—The market declined from 1c. to 2c., and There ‘the ene: Me. Ree preter Sa a fold at 82%c. @ 33c., closing at about $8.000,000 in om A en hey tlec, ag ae speedy Ae ROPOSED DATES OF SAILING. op Koei IS pt le mart ghgos, which together do not wontte EERE New York Cattle Market. cha which are to b 7 the a Wepwespay, April 11, 1854. ‘WASHINGTON DROVE YARD. The supply of cattle this week was much more hberal ‘than it has been for some time past, and the quality of the offerings, in general, waa somewhat better than usual, Prices, however, are unyielding, and, in conse- Most of the cattle im the yards to-day were from this Stats and the West—chiefly Illinois. Few cattle worth speaking of were sold under 10 cents; the average may be quoted at from 10}{c. to 12}¢¢. the pound. Some transactions at quence, buyers are disposed to hold off a little. 18¢, were reported, but we could not trace them toa re- Mable source, The market at the close was dull, with about 200 head left over unsold. The show of other stock at this market this week ‘was not of much adeount. Prices. Beef cattle, extra quality, per 100 1b: good quality: to become probably ‘the most igen: tant route inthe Union, giving an almost straight line Eastern to those on the Gulf of Mexico and the Musistipps, shortening, the distance, more than we hun here is but o be finished to afford « ‘con rail; 10 ity of Washington to Montgom travel that vat bs Ay le use of that pier ac: Tesytm Umoe the Vi he terme of their sede i > Havre. bei sient of it- owners eof heen will no ‘mot einai os as : ae oer bounding wth a variety vals of the wales bbls inst ingare Vherefor, and the ¥, 1 lead, coal fron, copper, eats \. Me ” ab Shippers ples mi eth tl ad m please Sake notice that, p dan pice of te tne i} VANDERDILS, EUROPEAN LINE OF —The first class «1 ip NORTH. van emack, master will isere New York, from the earnings of t moet the ment of them at maturity; and the stockholders have adop! «dase line of policy, to io dclarete aovtdsnd excepting from Soasn surplus, atter’ the interest and sinking fand have been Provid tor. a veg ulations, ordinaness OF by-lare, ke now a f re dena, and Prock. * pet) mt a al ry fee, to rosie & time, em ade! or passed by the Common 30 0a onee, hy tol By to ( allowed. The right o! ject: au rant of | ferry is not to interfere with th hed — * ocean Ni bahs gromayed, if deemed ‘tate the Gerperat to grant other ferries so snd from 6008 tte re Inland er to and from any other 20a git tl ith performance of all the eov: ts ba 6 ry 5 6 financial affairs Ya the. Gompenyy walsh x ps4 te Ai to be approved by the Mayor and ‘p> gould be derived by parties wishing t> offer for the onde, olte per cont of the annual rent, and the. foes of the aue- : $9 00 . $10 0 Sremenis rte, No. cheat mr York, to $o Honeer warts nthe aity of aale, and the residue of ae snecte and goods will Whe gh them at as Wien aa ee ee a oa Relea eg a mae Seach ree hg Pastpualinnngi ign... geliga 65 veal calves, (live weight,) .. 4g a 7 President Virginia and et esse Htailrond Co. | side ae Mghtet slider com entate ene veeeie Wiliam ahr Rew feigr? “2 D. 70 bases 2,862 sheep add lambe—sheep: Fee G00] BENRY avis N° "aHOWAS TL. pREaron, | the conditions ang resoreations aot forth in tho proveding | Vietotrn: Parle TAN) © DRAPER, 2 Rae N. D. pe ndvert siye mpg ere orien hia tment | MRUTESPWe AR, Wat # ANDER, Tenn atsnner TAROUAY fEReET zo nonones vase spesu nnearesllg hese oe % a oor. On and after , D, Torrance’ quality caren hat thie, ted), ae ditilizecelva toned propenals for the above tons, nich | the city of New Yank sero ‘iy ted ie sau in | ato. 6Bowilng Green *” * D Torrance’s @ unopene ree o’cloo! pea Sie Eee, AA Dock peavions. rates, Det (hp, agled’ Pee GLb Min aavet aieraciiteoe then asand is me tim are not quite so ready, Mr. McCerthy reports th is a memorandum of his sales ket good. The following The fol. ow Graw:. 237 75 810 75 416 78 420 head at.....ssesepeseseceee sees ceseeees 562,507 50 Also, 18 sheep at 18 cents ra lb , 98 at 18 ‘cents, and yan the week 30 at from 10 to 13 cents. icGraw also sold one pair of cattle to Wm. Lalor for $287 60, owned by J. 0. Pomeroy &Co., and fod by James Cowan, of Cortland county; also, two pair of extra working cattle to the Navy Department for $500. AT CHAMBERLAIN 295 beef cattle... 93 cows ahd calve 120 veal calves (live weight) 8,940 sheep and lambs. There was at this mari ubstantial increase of the several descriptio: $3 00.8 $8 00 it ns of stock. Prices for beeves were hardly to firm as last week. Quotations have a rather wide range. Other cattle steady at previous qotations. Hiv AT O’BRIEN’S, 86 cows and ‘calves 44 veals (live weight $8 09 a $10 60 23 00a 65 00 Sabaéc. Market dull, and prices of beeves and calves @ frac- tion lower, RECAPITULATION. Sheep ant Calves. Calves, Lambs. 2,300 25 300 1,100 290 59 65 2)352 205, 98 120 3,940 216 86 4 3,101 268 529 6,302 show an increase over the atock of- week of 524 be: and 1,758 sheep andlambs; and a decrease of 178 in veals, ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. SPECIAL NOTICES. A CARD.—CLAY habe “repre Committee on Invitat Asnociates: at "i oye hounce to their letter from Hon. John P. Kennedy, aco! from his physician, by which it appears that Mr. Kennod will be prevented ‘from prosont at the fostival this evening, in consequence of rata JAMES L. B Committee. Ww! J.B, ORMSBEE, Jr. barat OFFICE, CITY OF ST. LOUIS, 1865.—Great closing sale of the Third sub- St. Bowls, Miaees of th Louis, 2 1865, we mil aelvat public raction & of ie i city commons, belongi meee the dt unsold. This property goin rien ha gaat commons blocky Nos, 35, have been subdivided into twallee, Lave, of twont front each, by h of one hundred and twen tach lot fYouting on brond and beautiful avonus, Ths ao is most ‘beantifall divanted immddiately back ‘of the eat, on -* reer int, al m4 on ‘tmamnltcen ity of Ske ok remasnieg as of city rug the rincudamized;, luexe tracts be A ‘eity for parks, whieh d, some of which are already in & high ‘sixth ash; the balance in equal pay- ‘At one, two, three, four and five years, with int i x per cent rpeseen fooured by doeds of it 9 ERSTOLZ, Comptrolior, er F pertiew jars tre K & OBEAR, Auctioners, Office No. 71 Chesnut street, St. Louis, fH grote ie CONVENTION. ae ORATION AND em will Seiya Bie ray ig o'clock P.M. Orator, © New York; poct,. Anson’ G. *Musio by Dodworth's’ band. —A FINE LOT OF GREEN eae ‘ju dtor sale cheap, by J. W. Et & CO., 71 Vevey street, corner of Greenwiob. ASTY LEGISLATION.—A BILL WAS PASSED last evening, in the Senate of this State, and is to be hurried through the House under cover of grading a1 aye ing Atlantic avenuo, whereby steam locomotives are to run through the heart of the city of Brooklyn, fore fer. ASONIC NOTICE.—THE MEMBERS UF YORK Aodge 107 ¥. A. M. are hereby requested to attend the our late brother. EC. revel at. Lo'elook P, Me, t rhe from the corner of Twentieth fttect and sixth 5 tratermity are res} a invites want pear aamR PA NORTHROD, W. Me. "Duane Southern; one cargo of Southern yellow sold at $1 08, Rye was less buoyant; 2. Logs were sod at $1 45, Oats were unchanged. ry and malt were easier. ‘The heaviness in rye and ‘any ra attributable in part to the prospective affects of the State Temperance law on the spirit trade. Corrrr.—The market was more active; sales of 1,500 bags Rio were ee at ae a llXe.; 1,500 do. native Ceylon at p. t.; 5,000 do. St. Domingo at 93¢., for ship- ment to Trieste, “io Maracaibo sold at 120, IN unfavorable news from the South ding the effects of frosts, and advanced prices in Galf ports, there was a 4) lative movement, ‘and the nales reached about 5,000 bales, ineluding about 1,600.0 2,000 in tramaitu. The market advanced 3c. 'es above middling. sornge a 0, “for, Dompressed, abd 100 tous logirood at for compreseed, tons logw atli nid 850 barrels rosin at Is. 3d. To London there was nothing neW. To Havre some cotton was taken at 3s, 8d.; other md nominal. To Cal- ifornia Fea varied from 4 Fei velise of 200 bores of bunch relains were rade 81 tierces wor: , on private terms, all for aees.—About 600 hhde, New Orleans prime sold at ‘Doe. Navat Stonrs—Small sales of spirits were made at 42c. On. —Linseed was better, with sales at Slo. a 83c. Provisions. —Pork, the market was tolerabl) actire, and the sales embraced about 1,200 bbls, incladed in which were old mess at $16 37 $18 50: and $17 378 $17 80 for new do. At the close, holders refused to seli old mess at $15 57; and in the sales were 500 bbls. old mers, cash to day, at $15 44, Beef sold to a moder- ate extent at old prices 60 bbls. Indians beef hams were thort rb i, at Bice «SiGe: “About 400 oF 600 pecvages shot ) St Bc. a Sige. About 400 or 500 packages ee nil hams were sold at 7c. for the fornaer, and %e a Oi. for the latter. Lard was firmer, the salen embraced about 400 or 500 packages st O30. a L0e.; and 0 0 begs prime at lle. Rraw ne ayn and lot 80 West Twenty-seveath = 20x98, $6,000; 1 lot corner of Seventh a e and -fitth street, 24x75, $5,150; 1 do. on eae oar 1 Third Avenue, 25x100, $650; 1 de. nt 26x} house and lot on Fighty-fourtt street, near Fon ani ‘Wxlo2, es, 400; do, adjoining, 26: q Rick —The market continued with moterate salen. SvGaRn.—Sales of 260 hhds. Porto Rico were meade at 49(¢. a be; amd 100 hhds. Cuda murervads at ice ‘Tssii—Sales @: suctwm tou day—Lermes atx Joun McCornum, Secretary. MAfOxI¢ Novice. THE BRRTHREN OF PACIFIC iF J. A.M., are bereby notified that the propor ce a fmendmer te be ac! tol id upon, and ry be ion of (thris): By “Aye 12 lance is re- THOMAS J. KELSY, Secretary protem. OBT. hs ge dg JIR., COMMISSIONER FOR P: - ia, office, Irving Bank Buiiding, Greenwich a1 streets, New York. PECIAL NOTICE.—THE Persia h | FESTIVAL OF the pe United Plumbers’ Bon: Soci = Warrei mittee, 7 jessrs, Nathaniel Sawyer, John Vo ref the Committee. No tickets will be 83 REx R EAGLESON, Sauns INGRAM: (OTHE PUBLIC NOTICE iS HEREDY GIVEN THAT Richard Sale coased to be in my brewer, Thirty-ninth strect ‘ork, 10th April, 1855, by eo uy ast at the 0734 P.M, 01 the 16th inst, Com: 1, W, LEANEY, { the sre instant, as collector and STEVENSON, GION. THe OFFICERS OF THIS OR; rie . BURNHAM, Colonel. ‘OSEPH LEB, MERCHANT TAILOR—| VED J from 815 Btckens to Gilsey's pulleings, 100 Brosdway BC AL ps A bY payis. Ay LEAVE TO Sad pe helt patro, & and friends that they have reméved thei SA Yo 104 Sprit Hotel, ‘nod that hay has mt of super’ parlor nay their it favors. puh & Botan ALUM PATENT been removed to - Mand 02 Maidon ) safes ma} yy them, which fecaived the hve and Sp Laon test of twenty four atreet, under it. pei added to their stoe! and chamber tarniveres They t: port vite the public to give them para ee patrons itten warrantes of dryness SPIRITUALISM. — Syeeaee: .— MISS ERDLING, AV bey hd | Rea isis a ted tos? M. Pe abs Boag avenue, Len ay any tht orem om bots f ry the eerence of the President, or some other authorised the ferry Gir: c me ont sehise, Meee OF the CO RTAN H. MULLER, 38 Wall street. ton of the Ls iat the foot of Barelay street ctongsto | SiTy OF RA New York, 6th April, 1866. bonds, part of anissue ates ‘one millior a ler \d on the Jersey side Leg rp lessee: hn C., a ste thaexelucine o al bodied in tie tat isis Aesaoo takes i subject to t of the heirs or legal ro docensed, to the bulkhead at tho any part thereof, or to the wharf- cITy OF a Wasim Baloo: amount of real estate in % tl not included in th to Port Morri law tl ‘onping therot is of the prevent Tease ‘will bo followed, and in the catral revisions ato silat to the foregoing, in relation to Island ferry. wane aare FERRY, AT THE YOOT OF RIGHTY-SIXTH oT! in eee ET At tho same time and place, the ferry lease from tho foot s day of staat, of Righty sixth street, art river, tor Astoria will be sold Sa eh orp pager for th bondheers, ‘and | for ten years from the first of May, 1867, in obedience to the Baran 3 ok ‘November. ‘rates of freight and Bich the road passes, | Teguirements of the following resolution, es ignd’ sesved: tokdnn Wai be Honsived, That the Comptroller be, is hereby, di- Seat i oteomers Will’ be, shomthy, cumbranee tipon the fond four mllia ollare—loue pve, of Se Eis forry, running | nounced. insurance in France is less by al per gent upon ite govt 1@ proc 4 from ity vax to Astoria, tor fom glsh pr dire for New York than ia ships calling nde Bow offered, bo wsed—Atst to Sxtingufah the | *% Public auction, by # notice in the Cor ration, Pa pect te ces Hoveasea Bo floating debt of the’ Com, ny, And, s8cond, to complete the bem dozary pndike lense We saine be the ade who or in New York to E. CUN, doubler rack to White eecet bone tee ee | will give adequate security; and that the grporation ‘coun: Hellen i'Bowllag st required on tho neo thelrondy ail of wah, evan: | fel negviso of the seventh section of the ade fertuse ts'| 10m SOUTHAMPTON AND —THE fre ctvat ho and of te ene as to close ‘construction o- gmend, the charter of tho clty of Now York, passed April Re eee an ‘i Vs Rie by the Mayor, Deo. 28 188 feat a ane enna 308 Corporation ow the 1 Jand and the piers rend slips on | Saturday, April al, porsanees er M,, trom plor wi the Compile, fn the fin sala, main anloon for all or any of if there bonds may be addressed ol} she forties, by. the seventh cabin, B. Draper, Raltroad Com. | sect! em gg my hw ag Te evcend eaten w York, endorsed" T- for 24 Mortg fair arpraied valuation, the boate, Taitdinge and other 9 the afteenth day bz! ext, when they will | Property of the former “Tenacet, Sotually neces sary forthe | letters must pass t the Post ‘Specie te whether the offer be made tn es of such ferry.’” & C. FLAGG, Comptroller. in Havre and London. For Passage or freight ‘apply to or in in stalmentejortwenty Ave nhl st baited C,H SAND, Arent, It South peat ve se fe Ee 7, J Sth of an of charter requires ty days. canteen ot er Hi the Wi ly, an 4 teamer Hermann will succeed ‘ashington, ti bid is res a, ROOMS, &0., NTE! je Company 80 80 ae ee of the | ——ZOUSES, ROOMS, £0., WANTED. _ FPR, gouTHAMPTON AND. HAYRE.—THE U. Nickolas “DEAN, President, GOOD TENANT WANTED—FOR A CONVENIENT Co Beat ey ee dy oo rea pateeareces es erminates in the oontro of tho olty of | with ph being ARE Ry js and passen, New ono hundred and ti jes lo: oh, | Hear sary Beagrie auinaie a fa ‘trom, Wall at from pier No, ‘Korth Betiog 1 ay wi with Albany, and ferry, with board, red. FOREN & LOPEM, 4 Sanas Hirose pe beer om . w exceed one et rH Before ell mnaried “bute, No"iceght wil, “ rv PARTMENTS WAN BD—FOR A MAN AND DIS seals Th i be ‘New York. April 34, 1865, Arar? amhewt Steen pat at eee notte eG ee gamer me MONEY TO LOAN ON m) 'b. De aeweln cme DUCTION ert ABES ,70 SUIT 1M} pean 000: ateher, jewelry, werars, pianotorvn, | * aed! » eae Sale. fornia Stes: Line, via hi ding and rally, (or boucht N! _ABOUSE WANTED—FURNISIED OR Ear RRS the rent will be taken in eet by a put any eacumbrance, and wi as been house; select’ board ‘Business con! ay street, first 2 executed ‘Promptly at FLORENCE & CO. HONEY 70 LOAN ON DIAMONDA 00 tas, bonds, mortgacen confidentt THOMP! GO., brokers C4 Ferchanta, 1d ita Nesooe siteet, cornet dams ‘vooms &becond $200.000 550.000 . ws TO LOAN ON VALUABLES—IN ANY 9 4 Fequired sums, for short periods, at the OUSE WANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY, AMERI- A Nor" Bowling Greek Letsge bag S4z Hoan (Mca, 75 Nassau street, rear building, second gan, part ofa house with modern improverients, ine | up at CG A gen -—Commencing om the 20th of if gen . Nee ag mad ey refer- | the days of loaving New York Will be ‘changed to the 3h TO LOAN AT SEVEN PER CB: ssbout 4250. Adarecs Sones, ini diinton | Sotho coen mont. Pisce, Eight street. ‘ALF OF A MODERN HOUS! WANTED. —USE OF riper: and sas. 8 by a genteel American Gee of led all children; te, ween Tenth Thirt only at 47 Treader, to Knapp, from waa, f 000.3 afer unlaproved Fo ‘is sty eos Brethly ain Later from Fiprioaland ,? rehase of mortgazes,, %o COOK, Cnn No. ¢} Now street, eae vot fe nly os hai MAIL LINE FOR id Panaina.—Californi ‘ALLFOR! MS are " Sat ‘he iene ogee is a ‘thm ny TO LEND—ON HOND AND MORTGAGE, ore mule travel T'No river boating On Friday, $55, 00 in si to eult appl icant, {or & term at from ro, ofa ok | ier, at foot of Warren inthis. ol Thirty -fouth set Aces te ee SROAB. 13 Walle RT OF A HOUSE WintED IN WI LINOIS, Captain wel LOAN, ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, $20,000, "o2tks Gunoee ae monrauea, in sume of oN y vals need appl , Address Me silent Ber at = a0 000 WANTED—IN A MANUF AOTURING uperior ston mien at Papat er pastege eoily ah the company’s oth ] or ‘com Ne ot ange tor ei a. W. RAY KO m lip reas (pow Fuld ofa, tating Lorman, toentiger peed WANTED—FIVE HUNDRED FINISHED ASH 15 to 19 feet each. Apply to KREISLER & WARD, 6 South ‘illiam street. ART OF A HOUSE WANTEDFOR A SMALL PA- ‘within ten minutes’ walk of the City ©."Ry Herald office, with description ot eure. id) L. A. Hox 104" He: day West at NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY and wholesale business, well established, of ‘ana and New Or! ree: 7, April ¥, et res) may and in the locality in the ly secured, either pect partner in partner referes ARKER & “OSTRANDER, 13) coptionable, Broadway. $3,500 WANTED—AT SEVEN PER ty cn property in this city worth font ‘A note addressed to Honry, tating and where an interview may bs had, will ‘with prompt ‘nitention, No brokage allowed. freie ht re, 17 Wet Siac Da LIN <td JAN FRANCISCO-GUA! advertised. —' A Lagat eer A oe ogee tnd A SMALL bang 5] re the 4 —WANTED $900, FOR WHICH GOOD SECU- ESIRABLE HOUSE TO master, fen ea ees ‘Bast i 01 (ou! LET, IN $300.- nity will be given. addres J. M. Chatham | PARI m iH datlor ot f second floor, four Fgoma) Troat | ely sail sail fren "Brancioce os al square Post Office, baser I axtare, and wi hg house, good ict — send their nt| ar ise theaty nao : LADY WISHING TO ENLARGE HER BUSINESS, | heaucirom Court. Went $150, to the oe ted to finish i ere i beg ad with a party of one or two SS aT CEPT a WHE Dn r = my ing. sUrroN 4 CU, & Wall non who wou OWRR PRESS WANTED.—CASH WILL BE PAID for an Auitin power Prosi, with steam hexd,f cheap. | AUSTRALIA PIONEER LINE. CARRYING ‘Address box 686, Post UMfos, stating alae and price: § ee. Mister, tater, ts am MALL FURNISHRD HOUSE WANTED, ON TUE pense, fckirts of this elty, Je 5 City or Brooklyn. Ei rooms will be required. Rent not to exeved #3) ‘Tins excellent pet im. Immediate possession wanted. Addross T. J., 0x 802 Port Oftioe. 10 LAWYERS.—WANTED, AN ovrice IN WALL with a lawyer Baving a library. Address Lawyer, Herald office WO ROOMS AND or the fake at pei next, Hare in bonds, running thirty years, of North Carola for thy Carolina Railroad; and im ad@) the faith of the State: ll the stock held by the nrald rong, ‘and the dividends arising from said stock, a will bear date also voy! brecedented tin time of seve board, or to K n rx pply Wr CAMERON ‘Uieeh, ‘and 11 Wall street, A BEDROOM WANTED—IN A tee! house and neighborhood, by s small, quiet 1 Tea family. ‘Ridrect HM . Hy Box 2,045, bow nat “Oinoo. eens tates mai ANTED-IN, HOBOKEN, A TWO STORY HOUSE cottage fable neighborhood, for * family of four perso nt not to excved $275 oF $400, "Address, with particulars, Hoboken, Herald office, sume of one thousand dollars each ‘These bonds are by ‘pe ie Pal from tar an: ReaaersS in ‘ANTED—TWO OR THREE ROOMS. EN bs 2 ke furniedoseate mae, = the latter prof board, in a fir Lise goes Suances Address box 1,990 Post 0: OR A saaoenti ater ote bees, tabs | a =p 4 lordecal, Tak of the Stat Carolina. Vatwean Seon none i ore: PARE, REDUCED THE UNIT gare arth street, es AVANNAH—PA\ oe Br Sonens toe Fight of sceepting such 4 irty fo a Sean a ee Coan FoR sa? § wiicare Pats ip KEYSTUNE tn whole or in part, as may be deemed most advantageous Adres L Ls Wi stati bs ees. falas Bertie, a ree bard jade! ny ae for Saasakes FY to State ite fear “ aber Agente in New ¥% SCRANTON & Alp. ® , Where staterooms may be secured, RIOR ey ee nae AND PL Sgr ITED Yive.—the new and C.D eaten, wil fave Na ‘New fro on . Billie of Indis ed board. 08 Sen eee L. MiTCHI SMALL COTTAGE 4 betwoon Ith ave- rice must be low, ANTED TO - PURCHASE—A house and let, Lyf age id Pye ule i+} in Hobo! . For ‘thi ¥ i JV, id office, veating pe Price, terms alot Mle, $51; t $ wedi will succeed and leave ‘ANTED—PART OF A GENTEEL HOUSE. FOURg|/ Tooms and basement, ine respectable neigh! = Address box SA2 Post Office, fe yt pa al at h one or two United States ies JAMES ADGER, ve pier No. 4.N ‘ook, P. PARLOR bed Bp Ts CAPITAL permis ayes Banicot Ro Sih Reser 0. feaue wat the Oihee of the Co y, vit Walleteoese (ASH ADVANCED IN, ANY, AMOUNT, OR PUR, chased at sight; Diamondn, Watebes, Rich Jewelry, and valuable personel Property Gee GVOUD, 69 Fulton Address Z., Warrrereme PART OF A HOUSE WITH MODERN vy improvemen bg. founily of three grown persons. jeference exc! 5 Spt to, greed, 6230; the wppee partorihe city preferred. Address P. L. Harald ofee ANTED TO, BIR Drs nope mM SUITABLE FOR rH iy. Apply MINNESOTA—WANTED IN pitalists for invest retry cee, cee done sat 1 ie res somi- ne taal aes LAND—I go dice Also, to 1 Second floor, front room A. M. toS P. baveren oo, v oeuted In seraay city. 8 fer minabod iT oO LATE REPUGLI OF TEXAS wal in the ferr; pply a! ‘ol Feet, up stairs. Dea lly diivak Wotan TON Of Front steak, |" — se dlnatera A BILLIARDS. VIN TUTION, NO. 96 W. T% rs eth! yi) Tah trom inane 8 BAger STREET, AN ENTRANCE 149 FULTON % rt P. wand 4 eae int rate of six 'S ola Toome—10 tables for of Meant eence | mate ee a fastcetion ate, patent ow ye er la! peers “owhlethe amount ee ee ihaeed ae akon a mek i this ety ‘CALED 8. WOODHULL, President. | Centre streets” - wou Vice Presidents, - SS he act L. Buxton, Seeretary, LIBERALLY ADVA CED. ees BERNSTEIN 4& PHILLIPS, Auction Liberty strert, one door from Nassau, on stoeby Sex f.gmitege, pletures, merehandies, ke a Jeo th ae , Ao. che: ai et ree wakers, 0 Broad awe band tables, cheng, lur vais.