The New York Herald Newspaper, March 14, 1856, Page 2

‘Theatres and AcapEMY OF Music. opera, “*ineia Ti Lawmermeor,”” will be this ‘svene ‘Mme. La Grange persomates ‘hheroine. supported DotBrignell ar Eogardo, and Merelli aa Losd Ashtou. Brospway Tuzarks.—The able persopation of the dif- ferent characters, ‘he evolutions of the beaatiful horses and the elegant scevery and wonder‘ul con- ‘trvances render the great spectacie of ‘Ihe Cataract of ‘the Ganges’’ a pop as ever. Nuwvo’s GARDEN.—The Ravel will, this evening, opan the etertainmerts with the ever Mtttle comic pantomime styled ‘Jeannette and Jeannot,” after which whey will perform Mr. Lehmann’s Magniicent and de- Mghtfal »pestacie, “The Kir King.”? Bonton’s Taree —Taylor’s new comedy, ‘“He'ping Bands,” in which Mr. Burton has made another great hit m & comic character, will be repeated this evening. Mrs. Hows’ d, the favorite actrees and vocalist, will after wards play “Fortucio.”” Lavra Kreve’s V nierres.—Miss Keene will tenighs form ber celebratea character of Peg Woli » in Be ccmady ot “Maske and Faces,” a part in which’ she tevariably receives most enthubiastic applause. ‘‘No- velty” is the afte: piece. + Watack’s SuxarKe.—The excitin parame entit! Knights of the Round Table.” with the fase ys Bid gaat as betore, will be for the last time this even- ‘tg. The excelent petite comeey of the “ Boarding Senool”? will tcllow. palar neutical drama o “ ed Busan,” and ae laughable farce of the «Rough d,””” 39 effectively rendered by the ‘Wood and Marsh children, will agaia draw tears and smiles from the audience tnis evening. ‘Woon’s MivstrEis.—<onga, dances, jokes and the fa- vorite burlesque cn “Macbeth, ” constitute the pro- gramme for to-nizh*. Buckisy’s SERENADERS, besides givi Dest songs, will this evening repeat ganza, the Court of Ice-Bur, Broabway ArHEy.2vM.—The panoromic ilnstrations of China and Japan wili be exhibited toie afternoon and evering. In the sf erpcon Mr. Bayard Taylor wit! repeat bis rewarks on Javan. for the benefit of the Shirt Severs’ ‘and Seamatress’s Union. Consequently it will bean ac of ebarity to atiend. Wrzamps —Our Williamsburg neighbogs will, this evening, be treated to a novel avd highly amusing ea. ter'ainment, at the Odeon, by those grea! wizaria, the Moravians and their bewa'iful Y childree tbe datcer have @kewhere been characterised as in‘autie wonders. a number of their great extrava- ANOTHER ATTEMPT aT ; BURGLARY.—The store of Messrs, Mey & Benezet was foretbly entered on Pane: day nignt lant, and a cenperate effort made to break op. their icon safe, and aithuugh the robbers had every factit- ty im the way of tools, it beiog a hardware store, ye: they did nos tucceed in forcing the door. Bviag toiled in ‘this they left without tabing anything of value. Ip noticing a similar stiemp: on tne safe of the Ons- tem Honxe, in our last issue, we stated it was ons “Herring’s Patent Champion’ Fire ant Burgia: Proo Saves? “In thir we were mistaken, a4 will be sou from the following esrd of Mr. H.R Layior, These ssf, whieh in wth inaiances proved ‘burglar vroot,” were “Hich’s im revenent of Wilder’s patent,” and mann- faerured by Messrs. <tearns & Mazvin, New York, We meke ‘he correction with pieasat Mg. Wxxax—I obse’ved in your last number a notive of burgiaiy and sttemptrd robbery, and thar she safes attempted are desominated “Herring's Sa‘os, This is an error, as the Cnrtom House sare was sold by myref, and that of Mesars. May & Benezet by Stearns & Marvin, Nev York, and for whom fam tie agent here The safs were Rich’s imp-ovement ot Wilders pateat— powder and burgiar proof locks. Please make "he cor- Yection and oblige. reapectfuily yours, H. x. TAYLOR. Apalachicola om. Aav., March 5, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MAREKA&AT. © Taurspay, March 13—6 P. M. ‘The stock market still tends downward. With con- siderable activity in some of the leading fancies Jower prices ruled throughout, and the disposition to sell appears to be daily increasing. At the first woard to-day, Nicaragua Transit opened at a decline ef} per cent, and before the close fell off to 194.0 dectine from yesterday’s closing price of 3} per cent. The sales sum up about five thousand shares, prin- eipally for eash. Erie Raiiroad was offered freely at lower prices. The next most active stock on the list was Cleveland and Toledo. The tendency was down. ward, and no extent of purchases could arrest it. Cum- berland fell off } per cent ; New York Central Rail- road, } ; Erie, } ; Reading, }; Panama, j ; Cleveland, Columbus and Cinciunati, 4; Cleveland and Toledo, Tinois Central bonds advanced } percent; New Haven and Hartford Railroad, 1; Galena and Chicago, gy The stock market is controlled completely by the caeka. There is no outstce jnterest represented, eitber for a rise or fall. Stocks are plenty enough im the streets, and principally in the hands of street speculators. The recent advance in prices brought fm large quantities from the country, and it will take a long time to distribute it again. Outside holders ailed themselves of the opportunity to realize, and are now content to wait further developements in the political and fiuancial world. They are certainly, for the moment, on the best side of the fence. At proper points mew purchasers will be plenty enough; ‘but it is evident that the views of outside operators ‘tare below the present level. The Western railroads, with perhaps two or fhree exceptions, wifl make a poor show for the first quarter of the present year. The returns, so far 2s received, ‘do not look very satisfactory; but when the actual current expendi- tures appear—if they ever do—it will be seen that ‘the balance is on the wrong side of the ledger. For the quarter ending Dec. 31, 1855, most of the West- ern railroads exhibited very flattering statements; but all they gained on that term, and more two, has since been lost. Railroads in Illinois and Wisconsin have done better than usual. The winter just passed ‘was not near so severe for railroads west of Lake Michigan as the previous winter, and they will, therefore, come out comparatively better than anti- eipated. In this State and in Ohio the weather has since January been particularly severe on railroads. ‘The last snow storm—that of March 4—is admitted to have been the worst of all. It will seriously re- duce their,gross earnings for the present month, and perhaps postpone in some of them the regular divi- dend day. Stockholders in those roads which have ‘been most interrupted must prepare their minds for returns much less favorable than anticipated a few months since. The following sales of bonds and stocks were also made at auction by E. H. Ludlow 98,560 Detroit und Milwaukie RR 7's, 187 6,000 Junction RR. 7 21 000 Northern Inciana 6,000 Lake Erie, Wabash god st. Louis R., Let mort 7 127 certificates Hudvon River R. payable in atook 823 9 she Bank of the S:ate of New k, .10T 26 Seventh Ward Bank. . % North American Trust and Banking Co. ns do. do. 4 6 East River Insurnnce Co. 24 North American Fire Insurance Co. 10 Jetierson Insnrance Co 30 Firemen’s Insurance Co. 60 Farmers’ Loan and Trust 20 National Bank. After the adjournment of the board, the following sales of stocks and bonds were made at auction by A. H. Nicolay:— $1,000 New Orieons City Consolidated 6’s, int. add... 30,000 S1 7a, 1868, interest added 7 ye76, fat’ add. Sity Water 10's, 1 San Frensisoo City City 66 484 ramento ( © 80,060 Virginie 10,000 L. F., Wabaeh . 8,000 Indianapolis & Bellefontaine 2,000 New Albeny & Salem KR 8,000 Fiusbing ER 1,000 Lafayette & indianapobe 1:R 8114 28,000 Breckenridge Canne! Co. $7,000 certif. abel, om 595 80 po'e of Chas. A. Waterbry 60 Second Avenue Pa 20 East Hiver Bank 40 Rutgers Fire Insv 08 90 Exceistor Fire Insurance © a. 103 40 Astor Fire Inenrance Co. ... cre 10 Republic Fire Insurance Co OM 40 Lenox Fire Insurance Co.. fh 16 Peter Cooper Fire Insurance Co. 80 arent voy eh 20 Bowery Insurance Co... 12 arctic jnsaracee Co 12 St. Nicholas Insurance Co 26 Howaré Ensurance Co. 60 Firemen’s Inturance Co 40 National Inanrance Co. 7 Menhattan Co. oe At the second board the market cited and closed weak. There were plenty of sellers of nearly every stock offered. Erie Railroad fell off ¢ per cent; Reading, |; Michigan Southern, }; Panama, 4. Nicaragua Transit opened this afternoon at 18} per cent, and closed at 1% After the board it fell off again and closed heavy. All stocks were lower after the board. Cleveland and Toledo sold at 77 per cent, seller thirty days. Michigan Central 929; Erie, 56. The bear feeling is increasing, and a f more days like this would bring about a serious de- preciation. The movement in Nicaragaa Transit to-day was of the most extraordinary character. ‘The telegraphic despatches from New Orleans fell wpon Wail street like a bombshell. There was a giDtt rash to get ont tire, Friends and foes were ther charter to.a new company, we necessity of seizing the boats and property of = old company. He may havea right to give a dozen charters to as many new companies, but it does not follow that he has a right, if he has the might, to seize the property of a company already in active operation under an old charter. A few days will give us a better insight Mto this matter, and, in the meantime, the bulls and the bears will have a fine time of it. If Gen. Walker has commenced his ad- ministration by a breach of good faith, by sucha dishonorable act, we cannot expect his future course wiil Le of a different character, and the result will not be difficult to imagine. The telegraphic report may have foundation, but at present we are not dis- posed to believe it. If such an act has been com- mitted by Gen. Walker, public opinion here will un- dergo a great change relative to his personal quali- ties and public intentions. Simeon Draper’s regular semi-weekly sale of bonds and stocks will take place to-morrow, (Friday,) at balf-past 12 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Ex- change. The Pacific Mail Steamship Company giye notice ‘hat new certificates of stock, dividing the capital into shares of one hundred dollars each, will be ready for delivery on the 22d inst. The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as fol- lows:— Paid on Treasury account... $69,595 60 Reovived do F 222 622,057 00 Balance ado oe eee ry Prid for Astay Office... On Paid on ojbursing shecks. Bs 18000 af Tke receipts include $500, 000 transferred froin the bullion fund. ‘The warrants entered at the Treasury Depari- ment, Washington, on the 11th inst., were as fol lows:— For the rederaption of stocks, , For ‘he Treasury Vepartment. For the interior Department... For Costems War warrants received and entered warrants reorived and eatered LEO KOWLOON. . oe From mis:el Feo Costows, On account of + Stock Exchange. Tuvespay, March 15, 1858, $3000 Virginia 6's 95 5 sbs U s Tras: Oo, 107 10000 Teun 6's, 90... 98 250 Cumb Coal © 2000 Missouri 0's... 86% 100 40... 4800 00d 863, MON Y Central KR, 100 FR te ¥0° 180 Brie Railroad... 1500 [1 G BB Bas... 88 18000 do,, 8815 wood 88% 5000 do.. RBM Goo TU Fr 9 10004 1000 500 NV Cen 6 1000 ChERK I RK Bs. 15 she Bk of Amer do 7 Bkot Commerce. 5NH & Hid Re 1200 el fm 20 Ohio L & Tr Co. bo Gard Gd Me v0 ab 50MS&N in Bi. 50 Panams Raftroad 1 20 Mew, C & ( 12 Little Miami 5 7 Gal se RR. 88 113% dwelling, in Astor's, $4,600 oF n PL Ham street. $1: do weet, 6,00. thd 88 2007 Mee Koken, near Forty-seyenth street, ach jad ella to-day; “owe finda gery metera tay, te took is en settled, with sales at Boston of 900 daw crude at 0c. @ 11e., 6 months. Me. a 11}e. trem store. Svoanse- We bave bad an se'ive { inquiry to-day, most- ly from refiners, at about former prices. The feeliog ie evidentiy petter, and » fair por'im of the stock afloat has 0 dispored of, Saies of 1,500 bhds, Cura muscovado at Cie & 7c. a6 to quality, and mostly from dock: 170 hbds. Meiada, cart at 5ic., (which we think is the market value generally of ‘his des¢ription of fanesrs) m4 bbcs. do, on terms we are not allowed to publis! Tati ow is nominal at 10s. The stock ts pie? {Rouga fat cells at 7c. Teas —There continues a good demand at private “sale, and full prices are realized. Another auction sate is an- nour ced ‘or to-morrow, Tonacco.—There is no change to notice. The supplies being light, trausactams are limited, manutactaret ‘is firm and im tatr requent from the clty rade; fine cu is lee nd prices fally supported, .—Sales ot 200 & 000 barcela prison were mate at Soe & SCC. LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the New York City Post Office, Friday, March Ady 1856. Published cxalsivels in the New York Herat, by Act of Covgres—the paper having the laryest circulation of amy paper in ihe United States. LaDine LIST. Abbot! 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Bridge DeCrovewiseBelens Dolly Mra, \sth at Daily Margaret ne Hart Mira inewh Donobue Misa & ira Daley bridget tvun Mrs Maria’ Donobue Mies Mary Dat} Clementina H rt e Mice arna Donovan Mrs Ano Damen Mice & NentonMrsL8 Donovan Mis Marg’t Danton Mrs Demilt Sarah A Donzhertw Mins A it Partington Ametia C Dennis Else Downey Miss Salus Davis tary enderfi MissFilenvov'e Bridget DavieMneSehie B DiowatieJusepiine Davie Miss tlien Davison Miss Kila Driscoll Klien Dubots Mrs Mary A DavenportMresusan Divine Miss sarah Duily Ane Deen Mrs & Dodd Sarah ann Dnfiy Miss Catharine Deery Kizaeth = Dodge apna BO Dundus Mixa Lucinda, DeWarma Miss Mary Doherty Miss Jane Dunne Juia 77% B 400 : 77% | Fgun Mare Bawards Mre Alired Fiogman Miss Ade cies tom 95* | Elis rs Ida Agersina Sophia laide Hawards Nise Frama xian ‘Miss Mary Ag-Tivaleh SECOND BOARD. ‘Byre Mrs, 2d avenue $3000 Calle 77—, 761 86 460 aha Hirie RR....83 603 Po OPRDE. sone eae Flauiciun Misa Mary Porton tie Ala Forbes Mrs Satyartt Kenn Miss ‘ex ton Miss " et ee ae a franck Mrs DR. Ferris Mrs Mariah Forte Anromette A do... Flanagen Miss Mary Ferron Mra, 1s. ave Foster Jane 250 do ry ‘hue,Green-Ferris Mrs Cevina | Foster Mrs cara 100 Cle & Toi Feiridge Mrs MaryM Fos ‘aran 200 Reading RR. Farzinglon Mra Yun Slien Foster Mary Ann 300 ao few Mrs Jane Fitzgerald anne, Foster Miva Maria ae Ferrell Mrs tzpairick mits MaryFowe @r Mrs £ a = Fraver Mra, Themes Fitz-fmonsMissaune Fowler Martha ae Hodson 8 iit a “t i Franer ae Folley Misses, 24th st Floyd Miss siiza A #4 Feehely Catharive 100 &. atm 9 | s 200 «b86 OL Giase Mra Susan Gridin Bil leet 50 93K ease Gaye ven a 7 Mrs More ae Mrs, Roore: 5 Pacama RR. 10354 | Grabom Aire ray Mary S0ta at Galegur MissSueaoe Giay Arabella, 22 1 Coatral RR. 5 {206 | Gat acher Minstarah Greenow Mies \iicg — 100 Gal & Chi R260 11255 iG BOARD. 500+hs Con’d Hitl.s:0 18 800 Gardiner Gold, $1 3234 100 do. sl5 1 30 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. TuuRspay, March 18-6 P. M. Asums —The market wae quiet and prices unchauged. BreapsTUres.—Kiour—fhe market was dull and sales Jimited wo some 4.000% 4,500 bbls, including commoa State at $6 04 a $7, with come small iets, prooadly int. rior, reported at '$6 87 ; extra State was at 3725 4 $7 313,; low grades of’ Western, incluting Onto, at $7 25 ‘a 97 87 & $8; small 1ots of common S'ate, token from ibe railroad depo » Were reported at $6 75: <outaern ‘was iusctive; mixed to choice brands were at $7 62% a $8.37, and fancy and extra at 3860 s 291234, Small rales of Canadian common, superfine to faucy and extra Were mace at $7250 $925, Rye flour and cora meal were uncbanged. Wheat was quiet, Good to prime lote were unchanged and only app+aring in small los. About 709 bushels, in bags, inferior red Tennesese were rod at $167. Corn—The tarkes was withont change ¢ importance. The raies embraced abont 15,000 a 20,000 bushels, ireluded in which were aboat 10,400 » 12000 sourd Southern yellow at 703. with mixed aad «hite rarging trom 67¢. a 68c. and 60c. Rye was steady; smail maiee were toade, delivaratie on the spot, at $1 lia st 18; ond for delivery on the opecing of mavigetion ur poms == Aodergie’ teats ‘an een lage at fall prices. Helders of all kinds exhibit great firmasss, Sales 000 days Fie, wt 1020. w 126. — Unter the Araiia’s news, the market is at sbaten vent, Toe posiness has been ont moderate, estt- mated generally st 1,500 bales. We quote as followe:— NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION, NV.O. and Uplands. Floriia, Mobile. Tesas Ordinary. 84g Bhs B34 336 Mic dling. 19g 9% 92% 10 Miodling +1034 1044 u in Fair... 108% 10% us, 1 Fist — is unenanged; mackerel are aors aciive atformer prices. ‘The saler are not large. FREIGHT. —Rntes were svady but inactive, aa shippers were wailing "be receipt of orivate letters due hy the Arabia, To Liverpool—About 10.000 bushels of grain were engaged in shin’a bags, at Gd. Flour waa at 25, Ot Cotton ac 9 #24. for comprenved, and dacon at 308, £9 London—Abcut 10,000 bushels grain were taken at 9a., in bags. here was no cbange to notice iu rates for To California—They were sveady at 303. por foot messurement. Guyxy CLora remains steady. At Boston sales were made ot 100 bundles at 13¢., 6 months. Hay was firm at 183{6. Hipws.—The market is still very frm, and the «poly covsists chiefly ot the commen kinds. The tew Buecos Ayres here are withdrawn from the msrxet. No fio Grande. Of Avgostara 1,600 have been sold at 2%" vix months, at which price there is » good demand. ‘Tis stock i+ 4.600, Liwe—Rockiand is quiet at $1 for common, and $1 37 for lump. Mozasems.—The market {a steady, but rather qniet. The rales sre 500 bbis. New Urleans at dle. 3100 hais Cubs elayed at 250. a 36¢., and 60 bhds. Nuevitas ayrup at 400. a 420. NAvAt SToRes —Epirits turpentine is steady, with a moderate inquiry, Sees of 960 bols., in mer chantad'e order, at 403¢¢., ens, Inerade nothing is dotag. Co.a- mou Forin ix qnvet, ew'ng to the advanced pretensions 0° holcers. Seivs of 500 bis. low No. 2, in yard, at $1 60. Tar ix dull. snd somewhat nominal. —In English iipseed a business is doing, and prices nye weil maintained. The sales are 14 00) gaitons co. cash, and 874, time, with interest. Cruse is stiffly held at 846. 0 850. cash, for prima iota. Refined in uncbauged. Crude sperm remsins qniat; we learn of no seles. Lard oilis »teacy, with salen of Wet ern winter, in lote, to the trade, at $1, 4 months. Palm 5 relling in low at 10c. Provisions. —Pork was rather more active, but the prices of mexe favored purchasers; the sales’ embracei About 660 « £00 barrels, including mess, at $15 623g, with rome ainail iota at the opening quoiel as low as $15 60; prime continued soarce und firm, with sales at $14 373 a ‘$14 60, closing at the later figure. Beef waa etessty, with rales of 100 6 200 barrels country mess and prime at oid prices: sbout 200 barrels beef ham were reported At 612 a 16 50, prime meas wae nominal. Cut meats were firm, with reles of about 160 at 78%e. @ TK for rhouldsrs, and Bie. @ 946. hams. Bacon was rearce, wad prices firm. Lard in modera‘e demu sales of 2008 260 barrels at 10c. a 10%e. Butter phe cheese were in moterate demand, without change in P eab Eetats.—House ant lot No. 50 West Twenty-no- venth street, 20x94, $6,150; cn West Forty-seveath street, near Fle venth avenue, 25x100, $4,000; ‘leasehold proper perty: 04 Masiaon ey 25x100, $5,550; 395 Hudaon street, 25x100, $4,000; 4 lot: on dorsi seventh rtreet, nent Second avenue, each $2,250, 20x09, $9,000; 1 ad- joining, 20x99, $2,350: 1 on West Twenty- third’ street, near Ninth svenve, 25%100, $1,000; 1 on Fiity firat atrees, near Eleventh avenue, 26x100, $900: 2 on Fifiy sizvh street, near Third # ue, each $771 6, 256x100, $1,560; 1 on Fifty-fifth street, near Second avenue, Ux100, 3780 Lac joining. 2x100, $750; 2 on Forty-sixth street, naar Tenth avenue, each $776, 25x100, 560; house and lo* 215 Fast Mirhteenth street, 20x99, $8'560 1 lot on Ninth avenue, near Forty-seventh street, 25xi000, $2,000: 1 adjoinieg. 25%1,000, $2,150; 1 on Nintn avenue, near Kor Ly-righen street, 26x1000, 0; 1 adjorning, 2x 1000, $2,476; 1 adjoining, 26x1000, $2,425; plot of ground, with ira, 5m Goodbus MSAD” ier Gslisgher Mrs Mar. 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