The New York Herald Newspaper, April 17, 1855, Page 8

Arrival of the Cahawba. ‘ONE DAY LATER FROM CUBA—THE RELEASE OF DB. PROK. ‘The United States mail steamship Cahawbe, R. W. Shu. feldt, commander, from New Orleans the 8th and Hava - ma the 9th ins:. arrived here yesterday morning. Havana was quiet and nothing of apparent interest » The city continues to be guarded by the “Volontanos,”’ the regular troops being neacly all ata- tioned along the coasts. Mr, ©, A, Peck, dentist, late of New York, was releas- ed from prison on the morning of the 11th, on the secu- rity of «friend that he would remain in Havana until hhis case was decided. Carlos Castillo has also been released from the Moro, and allowed ‘o remain at his re- idence until the sailing of the packet for Cadiz. Busineas was improving, with a tendency to advancein ine qualities of sugar. ‘The United States steamship Princeton, Capt. Eagle, ‘was stil at anchor in the harbor of Havana. ‘We are indebted to the purser of the Cahawbe for files f papers and iniell gence to the latest moment. OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE. Havana, April 11, 1855, Case of Mr. Peck—No Causes as yet Assigned for his Ar- rest—Intervention and Discourteous Treatment of the United States Counsel—Arrest of Another American Citizen on Suspicion—His Discharge—Vexatious Pro- ceedings of the Ouban. Authorities im the Case of the American Vessel Thomas Church, dc., dc. I wrote to you yesterday, per Isabel, via Charleston; yet the Cabawba having arrived to-day twenty-four hours earlier than ehe was advertised to have done, and as she will depart in about four hours, I at once take wy seat at my writing table, in order to keep the innu- merable readers of the universal Hxnatp fully posted on parsing évents hero. ‘Ihe cuse of Mr. Peck, referred to yesterday, isone of extreme hardship, and a more gross cutrage has never been committed, even by ‘Cuban authorities,’ upon a citizen of the United States. A wet afternoon—you know what a tropical rain is— Kept me a prisoner within doors yesterday after dinner, and I was unable to fulfil my intention of having an in- terview with Mr. Peck. I have ascertained that his name is Chas. A, Peck, and ‘that be ina native of our own dear New York, He has been suddenly made a prisoner, without, as he is aware, having given just cause of offence to the government of ‘this island, or, indeed, toany member of it. Our Acting Consu!, Colonel Robertson, with praiseworthy zea!—ia- deed the old gentleman has apparently become a5 zealoas as the youngest of us, in alisuch matters—at onca wrote to the Captain General, to :now what were the charges preferrec against Mr. Peck. Yo this reasonable iaquiry no reply bas been received; but my “palace friend,”” wao visited me last evenimg, informed me that it threw Gen. Coneba quite into quandary—that an attempt was mace to 1rame a decent set of charges against Mr. Peck; but as no just cause positively existe for the arrest, Con- cha, sta:ting up from his chair, nearly upsetting his Pri- vate Secretary, exclaimed ‘Caramba! Charges? He wants charges—doeshe? Well, he shall have them soon enough, but not at present; it might give him time to colect evidence and prove them false—therefore heshall hhavenene. But send fora fiscal; let him goand interro- gate the scoundrel, and we shall see if hecaunot ick up causes enough for the arrest!’ But then Gen. Concha’s gr udence came to his good old! Not yet: we need not tro cischary ing the secrete r; “Dl give no anwer to this Commercial Agent of the Uat- ‘ted states and smoothing bis rufiled moustache, he concluded with, ‘Am I not Captain-General, and ought not that to suffice ”” You have probably heard of the following—another case of outrage—from another source, before taie; [know uot how itescaped me at the time of its occurrence. Some little time rince—it may have been rather more than a weeh—@ gentleman, a citizen of the United Ststes, who, 1 believe, bud returned from Myriel to St. Jago, was arrested snd brought prisoner before tae Captan. Gene. ra!, Mz. Darean pad purchased a borse, and was, ,to use Caiforcia tal, “prospecting.” He wae questioned ar to bis object im visiting the coantry, ami replied:— “Neth «rely to look about me ” “That's ver; picieus, the reply; and forthwith he was arrested and brought before Genersl Conch, who, it ia true, Cuveed him to be set at liberty; but is it not unbearable, shat citizens of the United States should thus be hurra sed and aunoyed by the stupid brutality of there Spaniards! Yet another cause of complaint:—The ship Thomas Church, of, if Imistake not, New York, arrived at Ma tanzas without a bill ot heal th—un oversight on the part of the Captain, fho was put into quarantine, and xept there for seven days, and put to «n exjense of $127, for bealth viaita, &c, "bs. aithough the port whence she sailed was not an infected one. che then left Matanzas, and came to thia port, her pre-ent master, — Lavanier, deq,, buving secored the requisite documents to sesure bin, 86 be thought, from further annoyance bere. How- ever, @u bis coming to anchor in this port, although the ship is in ballant, no less than seven Custom House offi- vers were placed on board of her; and up to yesterday tour of thee locfing fel.ows bave been kept on board every day, and seven evory night. Captain Lavender bas acted with much praence; be bas obtaiaed a char ter for bis ship, nas adérenved an official letter to the fsptein-General, and, if the annoyance is not removed, will protect againat itut the US Consulate, Bat { have forgotten that Captain L has refased to feed these Cus tom Route officers, and this iss terrible annoyance to them. Were I in his place, they should not even have a draught of water at the ship’s expense. BRUTUS. Havana, April 11, 1855, ration of Senor Castillo on Parole—Dr. Peck to be Liberated on Boit—Commercial Matters, de. The steamer Isabel will bring you last advices to yas- terday morning, which will be at hand in even time, I presume, with this, and to which I refer forall matters of interest. . Mr. Charles Castillo wad permitted to visit his resi- dence last evening, to remain on his parole of honor ua- til the packet is ready for Spain, which indulgence has been obtained through the influeace of bis brother, re cently arrived from New Orleans Mr, Charles Aagoatns Peck, who was brought hero from Puerto Principe, as you ‘have noticed, will be re lenred to-day, if he can tind any one willing ‘to take ths hara:4 to be tecurity for bis appearance when wanted for trial. Imm informed that « person has peea bold evough to take the venture, and the burthen of support, uyer his hand, and he will provably be free to day, 80 thrt he cep go to work, if he can find employment, until bis moat kinguler case is determined, We are prepariag to resume business with improve. wentin ourrtepls 1 hand you a commercial report tbat will give all items of interest in that line, Dd. Lit The Mayor's Office. BRAVERY OF A POLICEMAN OF THE TENTH DISTRICT. The courageous conduct of policemea Thomas Slowey ‘on two recent occasions, is worthy of epecial commenda- tion, inasmuca as it serves to show the efficiency of the present police system under the control of our worthy Mayor, Fernanado Wood, Policeman Slowey has been covnected with the department only about two mouths, and deserves much praise tor his vigdance and bravery ‘The facts of the caves in question sre as follows :— en ‘or treive daye ago, at about fouro’clock in the moraing, iceman Slowey, having discovered three men in Wal” er atest, with carpet bags in their hands, stopped them, and requested chem to inform him what they had in anid begs, Tney hesitated, and thereupon Slowey sprupg upon them, and, with the assistaoce of police man Charles § Mag hg secured and coaveyed them to tne Station house. The bags contained a portiva of the ‘8, the effects of an alleged burglary committed on Soot. Delt, EL Beckaen cursst. the prisccern wore com mitted by Justice Osvora in defauit of $1,000 dail ta each case, and on Thursday last they were indictad by the Gran¢ Jury, and are now in the Tombs awaiting trial. On the morning of the Mth April, while oa aucy in Waiker street, the same policeman, Thomas Slowey, Ciscovered a man with a carpet bag. and questioned nim ip reference to the same, Not foring satiated with the man’s apewers, he took holt of the bag, when the man strack bim in tha face, upoo which clowey struck the man upon the head wth bis club, A 6ghtthen ensued between them, du- ring the course of waich the aconsed succerdert in get ting the club out of the policcman’s hands. Slowey atill beid fast to bim, avd cally .cly for sasistance, waich Drought officers mead an) ht to his reseue The man was secured avd brought to the station hi the beg found to contain lot of carpenters’ which were subsequently identified by the owner, Mi Cornelius Collins, of 48 Chrystie stieet, whose piace broxen open and rubbed the xrme night and which was near the place where Slowey srrested the alleged bur giars. ‘tools, fr. MAYOR WOOP AND MOCK AUCTIONS. The foilow.ng is @ bond estabhsbed between the city and auctionercs, which will, doubtless, have the effect of ckecking, in a great messore, the numerous fraudn lent practices of mock anctimneers upon innocent coun trymen and others, who are daily made their dupes, aad mercilessly tobbed by them. ‘The Mayor has already re fused to grant any more iicenses to auctioneers guiliy of mock i mam By thee ie hale Know all men by these presents. we, —=—, nro hel to the pen ie ol the State of New Yorks in Ste pealian by theveand dollars, to be paid to gr ‘ople Pot the. truly to ith our seals, and di of our ierd one th heress, the above bou sopited te to the ieee carry wi York, bat rhe to engnae oer, the aai t f thie bond, | Now re mr § that if y means of «© mock auotions, franda- Masia the signature ‘of any person to any ye the false ‘king whereof would ve fe Any respect violate the titled “ An net to punish imoek a atone” passed April we of the fe rr ¢ ae eeeee ste se foreaing bond, taken be or» me, — bag Of the oity of New York. 1 be tho do — = ‘Twoindictments were found ageinst Henry F. Maackenw for counterfeiting the similitude of the following private tobacoo wrappers, viz. : eo eocooooosoes MRS, G. B. MILLER & CO, =f ° FINE CUT, e e 2 “ No, by Pn as = ° \NDREW Mcxe ° Successors, 1 } New York. x Pscooceescoeoe 920000000009 Gt eee 00 6 Sane oe ° ©. H, & 8, LILIENTHAL, vs oO FINE OUT ° a CAVENDISH, . ° 219 Washington street, New York. ° 90000000000000000000 00000009 The above firms seem determined to peoirenta, | vigor- ously the counterfeiters of their wrappers, Ke... as. Platt, Gerara and y were in co cag fees ‘The cate eee plated ) aD comsequen representations made to the Court, hie Hower, with ‘the acquiescence of ‘the complainsnt’s counsel, suspended judgment. BUAGLARY IN THE THIRD DEGREE. Edward Lowe, alias Lane, was indicted for burglarious- ly entering the store of Robert Patterson, ia Sixth ave- nue, near Thirty fourth street, on the of the Bist of March, and stealing therefrom a gla: mond, of the value of 86. Widseer Osnear Slssenanedl soner and apotber in the act. He pursued and eat in capturing theformer. Verdict of guilty. Sentenced to two years in the State prison. PETIT LARCENY. Hugh O’Brien, James Mooney, and James Murphy, three lads, were jorstly indicted for burglariously enter- ing the factory of Alderman Thomas renty-third etreet, North river, ana stealing thence ia sheet brass, brass wire, copper ladles, &c. O’Brien and Mooney admitred on their examination before the police mogietrate, that they took the articles; there was no evidence, however, against Murphy, and no evidence agginat any'one of a burglary having been committed. erdict, guilty of petit larceny against O’Briea and Mooney, and not guilty as to Murphy. Judgment in this care Was suspende ‘The Court then adjourned, The Turf. UNION COURSE, L. I-—TROTTING. A trotting match for $200, mile heats, best three in five, came off yesterday afternoon, at the Union Course, between two private horses, owned in the Seventh ward, of this city—the winner, a blood bay, driven by sr. Whelan, and the other yellow bay, handied by Hiram Woodruff. Whelan’s horse distanced Hiram the firat heat, in 3:08, which ended the race. val intelligence. ‘The steam frigate San Jacinto, the flag ship ef the Home Squadron, from Philadelphia, sailed from Cape Island for Cuba at six o'clock on the morning of the 14th inst. American fract Society. The Execut:ve Committee held their moathly mesting on Mondsy, the léth inst, the Kev. Dr Knox in ‘the chair. ce the last mesting, 34 colporteurs and agents have been commissionec, chiefly at the West and South. west, and “6 commissions have been renewed. The grants of publications for the month amounted to 23,- $47,219 pages, value $15,806, and for the year more than seventy seven million pages, value $51,787. The Fronips, jor the clouag munth of the year were $80, 832, @ total receipts ‘or the year, in donations, $147,208, and for rales $260,875—$413,173, ‘The letters frem foreign and pagan lands brought in- telligence of much interest. One trom Copenhagen, Depmark, informs of the traelation of the Pligrim’ 8 Pri gress into Danish by the tunds of tuis society, other from Rev Dr. Perkins, Qroomiab, Persia, spates that Doddridge’s Rise and Progress has been translated into Nestorian. and that various other works are in press, on the Tract Society’s account. Another letter orders fifty copies of the Child’s Poper for a Sabbata sehool in Southern Africa. ‘The Key. Mir. Winslow, Madras, India, acknowledges the grant of $1,500 {or tract operstiont, and writes: Lotte Christian piess ia becoming mo ‘aud more influ. ential in Incis. Native press also increasing, and a spirit of inquiry is abroad, which demands that truth on the printed page should be sent forth as ths rays of light that usher in the morning. You would be pleased to see your tracts often in the henus of Brahmins aad others as ‘hey sit in their piazzas, or under the shade of airee, reading by themselv , OF to those around; or as reud in the interior of a houre, by @ school boy, perhaps to his mother ané sisters, to whom a mistionsty cou not have access.” Mr Williams, Canton, China, ercloses a list of the entire Chinese missiovary force, pamely: American 46, English 24, Swiss 2, German 3, total 75, and states that the operations of the Christian press are much inter- rupted by the ctvil strife Rev. Mr, Lord, of the Baptist mission, Ningpo, confirms Mr. Williams’’ statement res- cing the influence of the revolution on Christian jabors, and disceurages the use df the Roman character in Chmese prin\ing, Personal Intelitgence. ARRIVALS. From New Orleans and tsvana, in the steamship, Gehew. Yo—From New Orleans—| ‘Ghorard;, Mrs S A Traci and rervante WL, Veirer and lady. Mile Eb Willams Miss C Filbrook, Mrs K Kelsey and threo children, Miss $ Doane, Mrs CM Luther, Mrs M Phillips, 1 A Gunst, Cot Z Pratt,’Win Groy, NB’ Day, Jno Scott J G Olanet, Sng m Roberts J W Wi J Burroughs, J A Verant, Capt FA Drinkwater, TH gis FYharte, V Mendon JD Johnson, A Miller. From Havana—J ‘A Appleton and Indy, Mrs II Goodwin, P Ferrar Landa and thros children, M Pujedoe, M Orsellas, L Rosas, J Pedilla, ir, G Exoosura, E Pando, A Cas: tillo de Lerin, Juan Ma P Goynechsa, Dr D Marishorn, P Balibran, © Malidram, A Valdes, Z Edmonston, M sohaden, Miss A Gilbert, & 1 , Miss M Trent. cio and 1 ratura, J Keynes, Henry i Ae child. D C Ortesgza, J Cast niger RW Preto F Ramiress Ca Tatiana cosk er ane done Elliptio, o} on the coast of Cuba. cht, A Vaccaro, 30, E Virweaus, W no A Thom ie York, wrecked in the steamship Roamoke—Ga0 C Har. James B Winslow, BB Ramson, al C ‘Andrew R Kendall. Wm B Sareant and Indy, G C Williams, James L Clarke, George Wort B Nowlan. Benj 1’ !ate, Henry N Warner, RC MeDonsid, Henry H Slocum, John Kemp, Chas Baxer, George L, Man: son, AO Miller, Jas B Sanford, Wm ow r and lady, C C Hervey, s Bisine, Wm C Larken, CC Cornelius, James Denvis, Thos P Gardner, Joneph Gudolpbo, Wm PB Cham: berlaine, Jobn Smith, iI Leland Moore, John M Garry, Van Brunt, Wm C Biko, F.C Norvelle, © B Benton, M Jobnscn, Thos Smith,’Wia B Muon and lady, E'C An- driws, E Woodward, Geo W Laing, John R Swecnoy Nw Nellis, Joreph W. {iammings, Geo Bancroft, Jas M Lovy, M C Hamberz, A C Bi ‘ames Plotcher, AL Linnor, DW © Burr, Avdrew C oe ader, Wm H Simpson, WH Mull Jobn R Hale pas B Clarke, James B Herring, Jame Hutehinson ue MNorth, Sam] V West, Geo W We: Daniel C RC Rodman, Josn C Donnelly, Jams Robinson, Merrie, Micha T, Young, 08 Howard, Thos HG Collins, Job J Storsis, Riohd b Thoniaseis nd 20 in'the steerare, ‘ow, in ebip Gazettoer—John Hunter, lady, an From G child and FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MAGKEr Monpay, April 16—6 P. M. The stock market was notat all active to-day, and prices were very unsettled, The leading speculating railroad stocks and State securities were all lower, while railroad bonéa and the irregular fancies ruled st higher prices. At the first Board Indiaua 5’s fell off 34 per cent; Missouri 6’s, 3{; Erie Railroad, 34; Reading Railroad, 34; Hudson River Railroad, 4. Harlem 1st bonds advanced 34 per cent; New York Central 7’s, 3; Chicago and Rock Island bonds, 34; Canton Company, 14; Nicaragua Transit, 1. There were no sales of illi- noise Central bonds this morning, and but small lets of any other class, But one small jot ot Cumberland Coal chapgec hands, and that was at the prices current at the clore cn Satarday. We understand that the business of this company for the year ending May 31, 1855, will yield @ profit of about $360,000, notwithstanding the Ciendvantages under which the coal operations labored jm the early part of last spring. The probability is tbat but for the miners’ strike at that time the profits of the company would have been much larger. We believe the company have concluded to appropriate the net earnings to the liquidation of its incebtedness, and to make a dividend in stock out of its stock in hand, There are in the treasury about three thousand shares of stock, which would give « dividend of about six per cent, pay- able in scrip, Nothing will be cone at present in the premises, and we bope that the deliberations of the di- rectors Will strengthen them in this policy. At the second board the market opened and closed weak, Lower prices ruled, but there was not much done 1 the leading fancies, Cumberland Coal fell off 14 per cent; Reading Railroad, 34; Erie Railroad, 1{; Cloveland and Toledo Railroad, The transactions at the Ass! dey, were as follows:— ant Treaturer's office to- Pad on Treasury secount, $891,588 76 Receivec 67,240 14 Balanco 2,921,249 72 Vaid for Antay office . | 9)805 97 faid for disbursirg checks. - 79,116 80 The warrants entered at the Treasury Department Washingtov, on the 19th inst., were:— For the re-+mption of stock. . For paying Treasury debts, For the custom: Co $13, 687 29 Covering into the Treasury from land 7 For the Wor Department. .... 6.604 BL For repaying in the War Department. 5,281 3h Fer the Navy Department....... 1,995 69 For the Interior Department, 40,936 84 for repsying in the Interior Department... 6,460 10 The redemption of the public debt for the weer ng on Saturcay, at the Treasury Department, Washing: ton, wae as follows:—Loan of 1842, $4,000; loan of 1846, $5,000; Joan of 1847, $124,400; loan of 1848, $11,:00— total, $144,400, The etesmehip Baltic, from this port for Liverpool on Wednesday, will take out about one million of dollars in «pecie; and on Saturday there will be anothor large ahip- ment. This will drew a large sum from the banks, tne extent of which will be seen in the next weekly report. ‘Mr. A. H. Nicolay’s regular semi-weekly sale of stooks and bonds did mot take place to-day, in consequence of ‘Me. Nicolsy’s severe indisposition. ‘The Legislature of this State, during the recent ses- sion, authorized the Ogdensburg Bailread Company free itself from debt by convolidating all its securities into stock, according to such s plan as may be mutually agreed upon by the holders of the bonds and shares. ‘The application to the Legislature was officially made by the corporation, with the sanction of the directors and trustees, who, it is said, have matured s proposition which promises to be generally acceptable to all parties interested. ‘The Boston Courier of the 16th inst. snys:— ‘At the banks the supply of scan Hyon cee meant tpi roma ate forloess on cell, ‘There the ‘pision that the oping while propably fifteen sixteenths could not at figures much short of thore which were current a eat ee ae omg Bon ana bene e «mall per cent si is would no doubt turn the Mogelan tide of apathy oad war commrn ce th fort ee, 30040. ae and 25 do. Cubs at 260. Naval Sromss.— About rut 400 » 600 bla. epirita of bacon, rib a. seaslioe aad hams were ficm; bi at Te, for the former, aniat9}c. a 9i¢c. Lari—Sales of 1,200 bbls. ana tierces, at it 92: - eee 100 bags at $75 per ton. Svan Market active and atous ‘Meo per Ib, higher, husiog Cube, a43¢0,s bscen and New Grlenas af Se. a . & BGC, jew Orleans . Sue uoneet “4 er; we quate Stuart's losf, exe crushed, 83<¢.; os 5°. niIsKEY.—Sales of 1,100 bbls., including Ohié and prison, at 3530.0 3830" phen ike ie OT MARITIME INTELLIGENCE Apeil 14,,1855:— New Yor« Crry Baws. Loans, Lege Circula’n, "ts, Now York. ...$8,288,449 785,282 256,158 2,431,905 675,868 389,868 3,102/400 Manhattan Co. .4,435,973 T 4 492,022 Bagven ct. Irving ... , 5 Bt Nicholas... “6 Shoe & Leather, 809,741 49,108 107, 7( 6 Corn Exchange.1,493,012 102,483 101,40. 1,02 Continental 8, "298 299,004 88,260 24,592 91,325 1,070,929 , 2 991893 876/564 98,542 262,551 city 91534 161,594 N.Y. Dry Dock, 409/857 26,859 58,720 142) Do. Exchsnge.. 238673 10,499 97,553 172/404 Bull's Head..... 217,024 27,892 91,508 129,657 £94,140,899 14,890,979 7, 523,528. 17,282,242 CLEARING HOUSE TRANSACTIONS, Exchanger for week ending April 9., ....9108,184,870 61 i) ae +» 106, ‘821; 853 61 6,198,7(8 64 5,769,848 58 4X0 atetement received; patie ‘same as last week. Tho above aggregater, compared with those for previ- ous weeks, present the annexed statement :— pe HANES or Naw York. Specie. Circul'n, 20, 64 981,053 058, 687 12,076,147 7,075, 830 62,! Total, Balances “ “ Dec. 3,020 Jan. 6, '56., 82,244,706 13,598,963 7,040,982 64,982,153 Jan 13, °56., 88,976,081 16,488,525 8,686 461 67,308,308 Tan. 20, °55., 45,447,908 16,372,197 6.681,356 69,647,618 Jan. 27, "Bb. soar 1657 16,607,260 6,639,823 70,186,618 Feb nid 17, gen 600,766 72 923,317 g Mar. 8,55. 8,125 16, pavers 7,108,710 75,958,344 Mar. 10,°55.. 92, Pate 16,870,669 7,181 998 76,259,489 Mar. 17,'58., 92/447,945 16/933,939 7,061,018 76,524,227 Mar, 24,58., 93,050,773 16,602,729 7,452,23) 78,280,923 Mar. 21.755.. 93.634.061 PQOL8.105 7,837,033 75,600,186 April 7,765... 94,499,204 14,068,004 7,771,684 77,813,008 ‘Ap!- 147°55.. 94,140,899 147890,979 1,628,628 77,282,242 ‘The last returns, compared with those for the previous week, exhibit the following variations : Lecreace in loapsand discoun' Decrease in specie..... Decrease in ctreulation, Decrease in depostts ‘The frat time for several weeks or months every de- Fartment shows a decrease, The line of discounts and the circulation show the greatest falling off. The de- crease in specie and deposits does not amount to much, but it is only important on account of the reduced movement in the departments. The above returns are highly satisfactory, but it is only the begining. Next week must show « greater contraction in discounts, ‘The specie department must for some time show a steady decrease, and that must affect all others. This wilt be felt in the money market, and we should cot be surprised to see a moderate stringency in the street. There is every probability of a steady drain of specie from our bonks for shipment to Europe, and we cannot depend upon California for supplies until financial affairs in that section become more settled. The banks must therefore look to the stock in hand, and adopt such a couree of action as will best preserve it. Stock Exch Exchange. Mowpax, April 16, 1855. $1,000 Ina State bs., 84 $60 he Nic Tran 00, 16% 100 Camb Coal Co 106% onSN ¥ Con Railroad 94 18 shs Ocean Bank, 75 20 Chathem Bk. i 20 Am Exch Bk, 16 shoe & L'r B 6 Corn Exch Bk. 5 Coptinental Bk 226 Canton Co... do, 21 Little 1 5Sixth Avenue RR 60 38 Cleve & Tol RR... 125% A. 83 165, 2 200 G0... B80 163K BECOND $1000 Missouri Ge... 98 10060 Har Ist mb b3 9434 4000 Til Cen KR baw 76 6000 1) Cen RF ba, 72 2000 N ¥ Gen 7#...¢ 10144 150 sha N R Cen R..e 93% 60 .....860 9894 {11 National Bank.. 125 100 Cum CoalCo..b60 30 100 v60 207% 100 860 2035 100 <0 2034 3 3016 160 Nica Transit Co... 163g 60Cieve & Pa 72g Cry TRADE REPORT, Monpay, April 16—6 P. M. Braver FFs. —Flour—Marset better for common to che jes footed up 8,000 a 9,000 bbls. ; com mon to g s of State at $0 50 a $9 75; extra do ot $10 2 $10 12, and extra Genesee at $11 50 a $13; mon to good Western, at $10 a $10 30. Ineluded in lid above were about 3 3¢0 bbis. of Canadian, at $10 25, wné about 1,300 bbls, Southern, which ranged at HG & $16 7b ‘or common to good brands, $10 east fo po fancy and extra brands. Osrn,—Sales about bnebele Western mixed st $1074, and eb Tesi white and yeliow at $108 a $110, The latter fora prime parcel of Jersey yellow. Rye was firm at $1 45. Corrie. — About 200 bags Rio were sold at Ilo. a 113¢0. ES] Cope (st. at 2), 9740. 104 Bt ngo, at DiC. 5 pie 4100 mats EN & 13%0, tneluding §00a 1,000 in dry cod reported, at g a Rta nig? br jeorge’s; tices firm; No, Jarge were hele $20 26.0 sl, ea small at $16 50; Balitex No., 1 at $20 40 Massachusetts No 2's, $7 50 8 $10; Haii'sx No, 3's, at $8 508 8! Frrcnts.—Raten were without Me , and engage. ments moderate To Liverpool, trom 8700 bales of cotron were reported, at 4d per lb,; 500 barrels rosia, atly, Orber articles were nominsl. To London, con- riterable lots of rice were engaged, including 54 eres st J5s., and a consicrrable lot of tee was engaged, at vete terms To Havre, some begs ©} was et gaged at bs tome ashes at old rates. To Bremen, 100 of cottce were taken, at ‘ye ; 50 tierces honey, at Sone ite turpentine ratine at 8340. Wareaio, 26 the, te; Vara Port of New York, April 16, 1856, CLEARED. Py et sae ‘Thompson, Blake, Liverpool, § Thompson ep men % aetradiy & Moss. SEE Ars Pr tA & Co. no Brie Bede Dian in Vieni it M Coomb. ag Sah? Col Sattorly, Stoteon, Charleston, ata Mott Schr George Ward, Wilmington, G Schr Gen Clinch Bakers Peedorisksburg, Van Brant & ene Mary Jane, Mott, Norfolk, Sturges, Clearman & Co. ry Pe ed J Hunter & Co. ‘imore, ee & Lowden, Steamship Ci with mdre an April 12, lat 26 1 len a i Ww of Camden, NJ, standing N. Sai lat 26 87 N, lon 79 4) We parsed. clipper ship’ B Wilder’ ‘Farley, standing [izom’ New Orleans for Liverpool}, _Btcamrhip Roanoke, Skinner, Nerfolk, &e, with mdse and ere, ‘ Luclow & Pleasants. ero ny we) Me Dg toh h teas, to 9 roll 05 N, 1 Baburg back epi, ‘from Cadis for Rio Janciro, 29 re fat at Non oz epoke brigantine Eulalia, of and from Yarmouth, N&, tor jarbadoes 24 days out; 7th inst, Int 42 4), lon 69, the Wheleehip Northern Lirut, of Fairbaven, was in oompai Ship Fidelin, Macgill, Tivarpeehy March 20, with mda CH Marshall & Co. No 4 p Aataretic, ‘Axe tteer, Watlington, Glargow, and Greenock Feb 22, with wedge and 86 passoncerr, to Dunham & Dimon. April | 28 as, Tot 48.8, lon 47 psésed a Brem bark steering E, | showing’ Marr 1 No 8058. | | Ship St Deni Hare, Feb 28, with mdse and iinchon. "Was six"days west of fh 25 Int 40, diy 1ou 40 8, Ephraim Mellin, aivon, a native of Ireland, aged about 21 yours, fll teens thejibtocm and waslest, April 4, 1at- 42 87, lon Ot 08 sig: nalized shi Rai Henry, bound E Thenee for London): Sth, lat 41 voke ship Antai mee for Ant werp. The St ON et ue heavy wosterly’ weather on the ma Bark Maraval, Wars, Guanaes, PM, 12 days, wih saree ard mclarses, to'T Di Bark Flight, Calhoun, Savannah, 7 dura, with cotton, oto Dunham & Dimon 3, Int BY 7, lon 73 15, spoke ‘Tangicr, from Matanras for Portiand. Mark Riowere Mille Savannah, 7 days, with cot: ton, do. to Sturges, Clearma: ‘Bark Carolina, Sherwood, tleron 18 days, with cotton. 4c, to Denham & Dimon, April 1 mn 71 10, #poke Brebip Hero, of Belfast, 120 ays from the East tndied for ow York (sin Brig Cars (Br), Hutchinson, Messina, 280 days, with falt te Draper & Devlin Experinceed vy ‘weathor all the pamage, with gales from NW to fd carsied away foseyara nd oeived other experienced a 7 68. lon 63 29, Mareb 01088 i Aneto Saxon, trom Bos: 07, ‘lon 64 58, spoke brig D, Sharts of Eastport), rstiokney, St Jago, ba, to ‘Son & Uo. ‘Apee'2 2 {BE Ih on 72-24, spoke back Gd Fellow, from Havens for Portlend; had sprung hor mainmast, and lost main topzal- lantmast. The W D'S experienced ‘heavy weather north of Cape Hatteras f Elleworth), Lel Charleston 8 days. (w at in in aise wood, te Lebach 4 Schepel store. Sele Revival (Ory Phillipe, Palermo, 102 dnys, and GIb- th fruit anc sulpher, to Oham! ton, 3 days out. "Azgucon "from Stonington for Atzica ohne Wm March 29, with ‘#n reltar 65 da: binecn & Co. ' Experienced heavy gales on the passage; split sails, stove bulwarks, £0. Schr Alexander Mitodell (three mastes) Fini March 6, with salt aud corks, to J A Machado. — 37 12, lom 53. feil in with the wreck of & brig or 6 about 120 tons burden, painted lead color, with ‘two. white streaks around her; all her masts gonozsbe was waterlozzed and abandoned. ‘The A M experienced heavy weather from ih h March: encountered violent gales from W to SW, Had three passenger: ing, Lf) Morrow, ae pith fruit, to T Gilsmarti v*4 Susan (Br), S iy, Baracoa, 11 with fruit, "to Miller & Lutber. Xs are Schr Elisateth Arcnlarius (of Shieaaty Boker, Nassau, “P, 13 days, with ectton, being a part of the oargo of ship Evs. to crder. Schr Jonas Smith, Warren, Savannah, with cotton, to McCready, Mott & Co. Schr HL Scranton, new ton. to Scranton & Talim snitt tails, stove bulwark, ‘Wintemoveh (of Flust Savanash, 6 days, with cot- Schr B.A thiss, Harding, Charleston, 10 day: Sckr Mary ¢ Havner, Monroe ‘Washlageon, NO, 4 days. Schr esate W. Hughes. 8 days. ewbern, NC, 5 C, 4 days, mm Roe, Hain: Sebr WL Cosswell J Schr Buena Vista, Schr E Townsend” Comata Schr Music. Ketchum, Alex Sehr New York, Atkini ‘iiakmona. Schr J Protmore, Cramer, Virginia. Bent J§ Bodine Robing Sohr EW Faizington, Sehr giles Amanda, Wil Sonr Apn Turner, ‘Turner, Sein May. cp rm, Phinda hi ebr ay, meen} ph Sehr Ship Car Se Choose Sebr N C Harris, Barris, Addison. Sohr Mary Mankin, Boarne, Boston. Eiliott,, Sa’em. ‘Wonder, Fronoh, Providen Schr W's lirown, Helsrook, Rockland, » Schr Meyers, ———, Rockland, Rebr § Rovers, Worthington, Portland, C Sloop Blackstone, Reynolds, Providence, Steamer Westernport, Hall; Baltimore. BELO’ Ship James Foster, Jr, Porter, Liverpool, March 6. Also one brig, unknown. tug Leviatha: DeWitt Clinton, Funk, for Liverpool, is at W Spit. The anchor at shij Memoranda. Capt John H Thompson, mate and cook of sehr Elliptic, of ork. lost near Cape Antonio, came home yesterday in , NS, dated lst inst, states that the ioe { the harbor weuld bo cloar in a day or the teamer CA A letter from Pienee, was all broken up, a1 two. Missixc Vassers.—Schr Reporter, aalled from Gloucester Feb 22d, wit t men on board, was last soon Western Bank, March 7¢h, with nenrly'a full trip of ‘all ‘The following is a list of the ni Nova Scotis. unmarries, and 29 ried, 50 yenrey Gifford, ‘ot ‘News yport, wi es Worden. of Engl arr 500, and pevi a iter Mutual pat Insurance (fee for ‘$3,000. Schr Abner 1, Co My siniled from Gloucester ibe of t persons on beard, ‘Mth, a on Georges Bank, vg hh yn phe oO yeu) ‘The L, ee ta tons Durthen, built at Essex in ee Messrs A Merchant & Co. and o' tiv, and Tavured at the Glo Shee tor 15,000, Herald Correspondence. PHILADELPHIA April 15. (6 FM—Arr echoes WH Di dk omen: Chamber" finer in Saco, a is Berry, 1B, Dole, Bostor dtord) Sandford, a NYork; brigs Lt Francis Ellen , Boston; sches Sir Rorerno, defore reported ai Charleston with dat elfth day out, in lat 40 a Ton 8 there being & heavy cross sen on. sprung the badly: Feb 2, while blowing heavy, epiit toresail and Blew Srey Esteem. et 2 ‘ow Robinson seaman, of jell in a heavy gal Jeckyard, fa Fass and mainto} mizes topsail and shipped » heavy eca, whic! Warts, and cauced the ahip to leak B no hy W Fanors, Leddy, st Galverton from New York, jonced very riugh weather throughout tte passage, stich sterted her warke and stove in her deen. Banx Anpes, Moller, which eld at Baltimore |e Inet for wert eon America, returned to port yy in'mers too cera Me ot dlchac pe of of oe y = D from Belize, Hi: for London, ras fallen with Ty tb Siena ne we Buic Buty Dover, of Deer waterlogged and all oo is in with no date, 21s F Roses, Cllr for Brasos 88, sp ala i in W, lon 96 deg {impossible her free, she was down. The Peary Ly ag! den, tbe ona to the south: Two. fterwards Brazos St Ji where they were taken Veulce, Fish ‘and arrived at NOrleans. Capt Collier and crew lest overy thing but what they stood iz. fo % Soun Sazruc, Fi furpiture, &o, a. nines’ 12th inst dith a) ew load of about. aa three di Tor. make the Scur Bu: ayes ees with her igh ny Anna & Saran, at Providence from experienced a avon NNW eet of Tuan a Ez |, at St Marks 3d inst, from Now ¥ ay days off the Dar, but owing ts abeavy fog coulc from Nev Orleans, was totally loet, ‘to throw over her to ease the vessel. Sour Racarnp atreonnd vo cme Charleston in distress, was loaded eutts, Jan 31, 1 it 9 0S, 6,181 33 $4 fon keer Calcutta for Lo Dark Tease case ae grid, lon 77 55. for Boston. Cars Coast—In port Feb 19 bark Tatly Hi Boston via Acora, expected to leave the coast for Boston. Jou Dav lat 33 Foreign Ports. AnvRossan—In port March 30 bark Jane Lovitt, Lovitt, ar 26th ult; crew saved. for this at ith cannon Spokes. ‘hip Element, Udell, from Buenos Ayres (Deo 1) for Cal Jon & BE, Boston for Havana, April jew Orleans for Liverpool, was signa- iat OS oa. “Jor 85 Ce ihe Panther, Weeks, he Equator, lon St fom Philadelphia for Aux Jon Wound Souths 12th nt, Int 8818; ton 7890, Saks Alte, of New York, bound ‘date, lat ‘North, no Canpenas—Arr April 5 bark Palestine, Pettengill, Ha- yan oton; ConsranTinorLe—in ten, Gorham, and Vesta, aLMourm, rigs Samuel small, Troadweil 1, Salem; Lucy ‘Ana, ryant, Sth, Ohio, Perkins, Havans, Crenturcos—Sid ‘April i br rt Marc! brig Darrell, for NYork. Schwerin, Goilats (from N York), Wolgast Gxxoa~Ip port March 24 bark Win Woodside, Causland, from NOrleans, arr 24th, Le acpi nee Maroh 15 Sot a of wind bound vessels C" ‘how Killam, for a port do Idg. mentions’ there; wi 1 Maro. it or “barks Ban, Francisco; Alma, Frizel, for Id barks £ i Yarring- reroival, diag; Racenorse, Searles, E—Sid March 28 Me nyt achr Max Graf Von ore, Whit- joston ready; Gonvain pert March 9 trig Monto Cristo, Northup, for Cape Verd Isjands 12th, and Gambia, to finish Idg for Boston. No. Gvuanaca, P K: few days eee bark J Forbes, fohr Volant, I Hatsvax tcbrs Ciifiord, 0 t abt 1th sehr At vorsel in Ellis, Brothers, Nearing, Yo 10th, ship Harpe) Ingham, end Bemis, Ryerky Pri AS ton, Provide 2d and Boston; ‘th, ake eh spoken.) hne, re April 8 ship Si Norlean: 7 Margero Stover, Portland; bars. Poghaten: ‘mA’ Banks, Bartlett, Philadelphia: sla, Morton, Boston; Jose; Morning Light, Ifa, Dornde “Grey, Aspinwall (ance Epie Phila ort abt April3. Sid a ‘rancis, N load tor NYork. ‘, Crowell, Phil Ua Glide, E11 lelphia. Hannon Gr Ah NF dae brig R B Portor, Salter, Balti- ody, Knight, NYork; sohr mM vari rk Horse, laven; 28th Cid 9th sate Key, a ‘Lime cx— Arr March 29 bark Petrea. Osborn, Baltimore. Lisnon—In port Maroh 6 bark Ezlantine, for "Rio Janeiro Gadaye. MALAca—In ity gt from and tor bark Mary Hi Vos, ks, Moneniuuenix port Match 2] brig Abby Jones, Hollins, for Mes ina, to load for iA ro Mardwkabdey Apri Havana, Randall, sortlon nd ae oe 20 bark Gem of the x brig Cubs, Foster, for do N eo] Milter, Id 19th nk Helen &, Frances, York, 9b, pack lox lente, Denis in, » MeDougall, Portland. "Std ot ey Span trig Ane: xt March 22 barks Daniel, Weldon, for Heard, for do; NYork; Joi Kendall, Frommer, ior H Comer: Beoh (Dan), for do; Wim Houstin (i, for Bouton; Maida (Br), Mi Coombs, for do; schr Flying ‘Eee le, Jones, for N York. 10th Ja Rogtata fap 4th; ton: 6th, Balawin, do; Fr Newrort—In port Maroh NOrleans. nin, Fra an brigs G Lewis, do. ‘9 ship Gulf Stream, Lord, for Dawes, Bos- © Ackerly, PALERMO—In port Merch 22 Br brigs Alamode, for Bos- ton, ready; Minorca, for NYork, ldg; aed others Rarivan Ispanp (Honduras)—Are March 21 bark Wm 0 Alden, McGill, NYork 15 dsys ‘Rro Janerro—Arr March ‘6 bark Ellen Morrison, Gavot, Darien, Ga; Lo report of the snali Abby ing 0 & Elian Serr KA—No Am eS in Atby, Nickerson, Bostor eth, Phinnoy. the barks lonia and NYork, The inwood was au March 17. Sid 12th, barks Sultana, Watson, do; be- Grech Wth and With, Martha’ Allen, piaith, and Miaiosay King, Sicily, seeking freizht. Sr Jacc—arr March 31 brig Buonapsrte, Stee! In port 29th rhip Medora, Kempton, tor Bre: barks Edn, Groton, for Cumberland Harbor load ‘for NYork; St Joseph, Fe ee brig Torrent, Montgomery for days before robr Wi NY Hogan, for Phi was panied off Workuse Island, no aate). Tampico—Arr March 25 brig Brownsville, Rogers, NOr- Jor trirsre—Sld March 22 bark Seabird, Weston, Messina, to load tor Boston. ready. lado Portland. it day, to ‘Tricste Sth inst; Bla seven phia (and opecens NF--Arr March 26 brige Martello, Mall, NYork b, G W Russell, Lane, do 14. ham, Sendder, Pernambuco. ‘SumatRA—No Am veesol on the West Coast Dec 6, Home Ports. ALEXANDRIA—Arz April 14 schr Gem, Crosbie, Rast. port. yannai brig Era, C sop, Preeosan, Bi bee im ies steame: obre ton, Brith, 0. een ie ges Dov Tuya brie Yeavelita (Spen), Aachata oft Apel Aarit Buston—are, ‘ayail 1a Marine, J Dresser: Dodge, Mauzinit Jackson, Ni sucks eraan & Northern por 1GHT ‘ON—Art March 2 sehr reexe, Die 00 Marker Vela. h ships Golden Racer, Na; Gen Berry, cilla (of Salem), Ful ford, Seav at Ci 18 ship Arab, Ballard, “Cli ship "Richard. Mt jordan, Sid 13th echrs J Trueman, Mase: “etary. do; 1 Smith, Crowell Fall River. JRE—Arr April 148 15 schre Soa Gull, H Wood, W Fall 'bay, barks “Chenango, ine Cook, frum Davaun; na en,Pis oliney, from Mayanuey be Cla Cid Bist sohr Geo Mang- M Bedell, NYork; Pat Dark Seboois, Coleman, Sa- Cienfuegos; sebrs W cy iat well, Jackson: palach! st of Sumatra Dee & ieocne Mates os aie Many, Hoan, 26; schrs 8 F Soltid: Barnett, Flyaway, Smith, 1 4 sobrs Eliza, from ison, for do nme day. Ladieo, Cardenas. nie: aney Bries. Hole; Quick: Holmes’s ke; al sting, ‘Gorson, Delaware |, Calentta. Che rd Sand Neola; bi flares; br adit, Zephyr, ard ate Dinsmore, faves} re a ool erage St, ‘anion eay, cate aa ianey prea Me Mary ae ALL, RIVER—Arr April 10 sehrs R G Philadelphia; 12th, C: Tipe, Roxth ‘ieero, Cont Porter, ly, do; Albert Field ej sche Hey wood, dy. son Balti- joan, }) Pile rolina., ALVESTON—In port 24 inst barks Escort, Luther, Liverboel ldg; B. Godfrey, B James, James, for NYork do; isaac 1 sohr Sarah Moore, Coz: Braganaa, MoFarlan, Dama: lart, “GEONCETOWN— Are A Rance 4 * fearaan Ni NYorks 7th, ‘che C Parker, tor Boston do; sobre 8 ‘Turnell, Baudril- iwards, Har oo agiea April 13 brig C If Sampson, Cun- ninpbam, N NARBLEBEAD—SI4 April 13 sehr Atlantic, Ellis, N vor OBILE—Arr Rlehciae Middle, Gerriah, FE 4 Cynthia, schr Victoria, gag titienecli beneve Arr etd Palade ia. aa vekr ww dee. net for Alt Myerki a vey 4 ot for Dy: Bull, Nvork Ww URIEACS Are April Yorks Sen Flower, Loring, Boston; April 9 ships Lady Suffolk, Sno: Rrrish. Dai meee Uity ot Breskiyas Jno Uven ol Hiyler, @ 3a Herren, Suva schra Edw Chitholm, R Honduras, ¥ slater Al rit " “ache O F Hawley, Brainard, far! Br), (Bp, Bow beth ‘vecoauat ull vs (Bn, andbester (Br), Bea aioe we S Boston; iy pra oleae “N cia Symes Ls Feaihe ‘Torta; nal Cart: do. fe Jon ues n Henry, Jackson, Pro- America, m, do for NYork; Khode for Provid Roston; Montesums ap Kel iste Lucretia, Gi Arr 10th shige c ‘Urooker, Morehead, NYork; Holois, Na- son, Liverpool gn PORT. ger sobrs Joseph Farwell, Cor ralots Crio, Kock and for do; Chas 4; MK Dunton, Or rer; Jerk Cla PROVIDEN: NYork: ae! Qe; Ith tare Kidder, Tyler, NY Kenny, Emily Fowler, Panels, Have: Are AY “S anes ter, Rb: brige T SRE a ‘ida, Del ane HHI ae April 15, PM, sobre Ni { Sultan (Br), Day, Niekerso: Providense, Sarab, Ki ork ree itovidenes Seema ze epawtuckots Sid iphia; aloops Oregot xe April 18 brie Tora br eee , Pratt, NYork: 14 brig China, Peru oe Tap, ak tp iesioe Walion Kens eat WaRwas “Art Ay ii barks Maria M h Er Smarts Goslee, N + Lhe hee oRatey vk: Sid'aabe Histo: Bente figures, ee Isndvnps, gyi, bnks mores, do "STS pf tgp Ten bag age PATENT OTL, PRINTS, Oi tens bs Le Blond & Co. sihate At Londen. githsitith-Forse—A beautiful Waterfall, aime alse. Feiee Belle of the Vidage—Female Figure and Rural Scone. Cructtixton, | Sise 22x17, Neutral tints, with boanti- ~ Mr, Baxter's master piece. Price "The Chandos Shakepeare. Exact copy of old The Ascot ot 3 ‘Mont Blanc—a sories of four views, in oll areaee mephcaee eae eer ate aes ore a tit “Fhe trade supplivd at wholesale, by keg No. 109 Nasvau street, up stairs, OR SALE—A PIANO. SIX OCTAVE, $30; French douvle uadeinns, & table with bookrtand, ‘a desk, » horseshoe magu: hing 14 pounds, No, 104 Cen~ ‘tre street, up mai Fe, SALE, vaay CHEAP—A NEW PIANOFO! seven oct at 24 Sullivan street; the owner is o! to sell immedi REAT BARGAIN—SPLENDID 7 OCTAVE PIANO- forte, finished all round by beat makers, cost war- ranted, been used » few moni will ‘be sold for $240. Can be seen at No. 6 College place. UsIC AT REDUCED PRICES. HORACE WATERS, ‘No. 843 Broadw telling the chotce and popular fuusie of hie extoneiva satel oge at prices less than, can be had elsewhere in the United alors supplied on the, most liberal terms Pianos, melodeons, ard mu: instra- prices which LADY, WITH FIRST CLA: teaouer of tne plane forte nnd singin m this he warm season, te ypliceilen ia mate, mmmedintaly. Yertivement for this cay only reliable reference gi drees Musiosl, Broadway Post Office, 1 of applicants, ’as no other ansi 1ANO FOR SALE.—A NEW SEVEN OCTAVE ROSE- ‘wood piano for sale, at » very low price. The insteu ment is entirely new, fine tono and finish. Apply at 319 Fourth avenue, IANO FOR SALE—A SECOND HAND PIANO FORTE for male, of exceliont tone, made by Duboise & Warrener. 188 East Fifteenth streo! fore day or tivo only, an the owner in about leaving the sity: AN FORTES. ee uO VAL d. oo Ww. Bene. he moved their business to the Nous wi undér the Mereatile Libracy. fronting. om aster place saa Pichth treet, afew doo! rom. Broadway, where will bo kept for sale an extensive assortment of new and sovond- hand pianosortes, by various New York and Boston makers, including those of thelr own manufacture; aleo,. a Large stock of boudoir, Viccolo and horisontal pianos’ for hire. Pinnofortes received for sale on commission’ ECONDHAND PIANOS AT GREAT jenn yom One Chickering plano, seven ootave, all round corners, with circular seal ‘and all the modorn improve ments, price ‘sill bo sold ‘or $225; one T. Gilburt & Co. Holian io al iano, Will be sold tor $210; one Barmoro plano, G otare, Tor Torstts nearly new; and one do. for $100, suit some hasers monthl; nts tax HORACE WATERS, pianos and music, 833 Bioadway. “COPARTNERSHIP NOTIONS (PARTNER | WaNaeD, Winit | H(3 . gimount ofan eapital, 5 parohngo, batt t t hotel ‘on European plan,” See ee eee Teuurnceet end now deinen Apuegaid aed Drosperous buaisencthe bese looaton probably nthe vy, Rivply at the United States Agonoy, 212'Hrondway,, room =A THORDUGH BUSINESS MAN, WHO 1. 500. 8 been it of this city for s number of years, and has the a AMOS 1s oat wintes toleee gXgo in a wholesale more busigesn, where his exporlence Would be takon in conrideration, is ox FE aaa vouto aint respedtati vustatee tx dh city. The hisheut references give ange oired: UAddress a note, stating tho nature of busin a a Paar Onise All commanioations strlotly oontlde —ANY RESPECTABLE PERSON REQUIRING & partner of active business habits, in » vite ur either mechanical or morcantile, will please address F, Herald office. 200 “WANTED, A PARTNER IN THE SHIPPING $ business, which now pays from three to four ‘and can be made to pay double that thousand t, Nothing required for the good will, the ny intings Leing worth the above amount.’ Ap- plyto 2G. W:B. Le FORT, 162 South streot, of Dover. Ay PARTNER WANTED IN THE LAVERY BUSINESS, at thi 136 a Amos street, which contain iorty stal will sell the stook with years? aw the proprictor has other bu na to attend to. Apply on the premises, ISSOLUIION OF COPARTNERSHIP.—THE FIRM ‘of Murray & Paton is thie day dissoly ness of the bia will be ce tH an ead cs siguatare dersigned. ‘of Ginogow, on pia ir Robert tetivlage "Attorney. ROBERT PATO. New York, April 16, 1855. OTICE—THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX- isting between Gustay A. Mor, euroth acd, Nicholas Loeb bel as this day been, by mutual consent, dissolved. na'will be curried on by theaudlersizaod, at their for manulactury of pisnofort Wily Sica Bes NicHOLAS LOEBBELER. A byte being} pra ob fi ane THE PARTNERSHIP FIRM by, of oven hehe Be Pa yas f dbaitnzio slecgie or inz in - at the old end we is9 Bllenveth etree, WALTER U. QUINBY. UkIAL FELD. Now York, Apzil 12, 1855. WALTER BUWNE, Jr. ARTNERSHIP.—A BUSINESS MAN HAVING AT his comand two or throe chee dollars, is wanted d business where money box 121 Herald office. NE a. hg t by the ther is in Jersey, an & your Wo Join in extending a well estal may be made, Address a. B.C Pana WANTRD.—TWO HOTEL ity, establisred soven y ies, Sot Proprietor up to thie times th Uienin a short drive Se the Saty H ry Dae less since, surrounded by a gro jhe mos fal scere- Ty which can be imagine. ‘the house is id in exteri- or, and ie very commodious. The owner and proprietor is unable to attend to both as is nocessuy, and therefore him, One who can give tion, &¢.,and command $7,000 ne @ full partner in both establish- ference as to good 88,000, ‘will be soeep' ments. Apply at ae CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Lae he peed furan the eubseribers, under the Srm o n-Cov for tho traneaction of the goueral fura stove red on the Ist of Ja ary, nce cane ae eat he continued May Ist, 1856, CYRUS D, JONES. Now York. April 16, 1855. EDENEZER. WHEELER. ‘ANTED—A Sieg 8 ee soe ESTABLISHED ogery, doing 2 00 uate in a ow | SE of the city. pes oreo with fy sonpital of $1, a ‘great Rat by addrossing Store, Broal- DEN’ NO Woman ca ©. 1.) est, cheapest wd nperted by De NAPOLEON PRE yon Feee Vi inverted siibens extracting the ra edwas, corner of Howard street, form 8 + STREET, AN ENTRANCE 109 FULTON, 3 old roome—10 tables for pl att a ether ate provement “B sah other late im, -y at reduced pri Factory €8 end ARDS.—HAVING INVENTED A NEW STYLE cushion of superior elasticity, we invite bayers te at onr treet, said exainine our fine vecond hand GRirrITi e DECKER. af? fe yeep ey * fy ag yh relent ‘ONE OF A ABOUT god jer, for which cash will be I aadaney sting Ahem the ‘table can be pt TLLIARD FABLES YOR SALE. private use or billiard oa Ser sreutly to thele advantageto gall upon the Purebasine eleewhers. T. C. OOONNOR, 4.Ann street, i AWARDED £0 pont & BRN. J spprobation for opkmanah id stock of Miliar! talon = tear shea, fOr wale LEONARD & Bane ers, 832 Broad: 1 ips premium rm way. N. B. at nin heap, fo for sale. [= __- =, A YOUNG Seri ER Ay, 3 yaape oF r AGE to communicate with ho object he adve as far as mon eon dential. oy MATEIMONTAL THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO Gorrespond with 0 PLS Tada = to mar et she ‘have a rood ea Nor me tnay J eiline bo Siamonce a ecrgerpondencs, tm, thie onal & arrenyen manner, and. ete an cae or *' thout relatives i weuli be preferable. Address Hemalivon, ne 1 lb amntn er} (eedi—4 good ho oF frienda, atin Oe Mei mera tn ey BACHBIOR GENTLEMAN OP hant on, no onin oor ps Foy en we cea Retarayaerom ee jarm to the ions. NAPIER. Goporal Post Office, Now York. fo borer comp ant and wes Wabyp etenl to BY