The New York Herald Newspaper, May 24, 1856, Page 6

NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1856. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY Bankes. Fuupay, May 32—€ P. M. There was po change of consequence in the stock mar ‘Ket this morning. The tendency was upward, and ia two or three ins anees ragua Transit improved \ per cen’; Chicago and Rook Inland, 5; Gelewa and Chicego, . All other stosks Opened and olosea firw at prices previously current. We motion a sale of Wisconsin Late chore Railroad stock this morniag at 714s, buyer sixty days. This company ‘will pay a divicend of four per cent in adout five weeks. The money warket is gradual y, but steadily, improving. Sterling Exshang’, first ciass, was by no means firm to- day at qcote lone, sud the stamebip Atlantic, from this port for Liverpool to morrow (‘aturday), will mot take outover $200,000 in +prcie. The rext semi-monthly remittance from Califorpia must be near at band. it has been wineteon (sys on the way, and must be along by the miadle of next w:ck—perhaps before another European shipment, The bank account for this week must bee wery favorabie ove. It is the opinion of some of the largest bavkers and exchange drawers that money will eoon be easier than has been known for many months. Thisc mcided exact/y with our views, expressed overand oversgain. The month of June will see a ple:hora Of money in th's market beyond all doubt. Bayerso good divicend psying ctccks on time, their own option say thirty or sixty days, need have no apprehensions, Ii ‘will make very jit le ciffurence whether Mr. Crampton is Gismisced or not, ihe subject has been talked about so gauch , and is now so we.) understood, that the mountain which baa been so long in labor will at last bring forth a mouse, The effect has been already anticipated ten-fold, and we shall not be surprised to see stocks twe per cent higher im less than two days after Mr. Crampton’s dis, missal than the day before. Th» improving condition of the money market will more ‘ian neutralize all the imaginary po.i'zeal troubles. The accumulation of money must ture the attention of outsiders te good stock invest- mentain aa ticipation of tne appronsning dividends, Every steamer from Europe will bring better financial and com- meroial news, All the Exropean markets for our greststa- ple products were, at the latect dates, ins very satisfactory condiiion, and a very active demand for breadstuffs exist, on this side of the Atlantic for export, at improving prices. At the second beard the stock market was altogether ‘better, Mlinols Central bonds advanced \ per cent; Ni- earagua, '%; Mic: igan Central, 34; Evie, New York Central Railroad, %; Michigan Southern, . The re. ceipts of the Erie Railroad Company in tweaty days in May, this year, amounted to $519,(00. The total earn- ings fer the month, last year, was only $461,000. The Erie Company have just concluded s very favorable ar- rangement with the North Shore road, or what may be Detter bnown as the CaradajGreat Western rond, connest- ing at the Suspension Bridge. This will give the Erie Company a great increase of passenger business, and enable passergers, by this road, to see that work on their way tothe West. It is undoubtedly » great attraction totravellors for pleasure. The macagess of the Erie Com- pany are securirg feeders to their road in every direc. tion, and uncer the superintendence of Mr. McCallum this Toad is mansged for the benefit of the company, and not Of individuals, as is the New York Ce ntral. The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as follows:— Paid om Treaeury account.... Becetved om Tressury account. 131,761 00 Balance on Treasury account. 19,710,017 68 Paid for Asesy office...... +» 68,767 18 Paid on diaburrirg checks. + 18,438 26 ‘The eurrent cptrations of the Treasury Department on the Zist tast., were as follows:— For the redemption of stocks... For the Treasury Departmen’ Fer the Intertor Department tof the navy..... . Repayment on acecunt of the navy.. ‘The total amount of revenue collected at the port of Bantisgoce Cuba during the month of April is $70,884 18K, being an ic crease of $12,275 123 over the sum col- lected im the came month last year. There is mow very tittle doubt but thet Mr. Crampton will be dismissed. Advices received this evening from Washington about settles the matter. It will be seen by am editorial ariisle from the Union (official), in snother part of this paper, tha! the government have at last deter- "to uct and the probability is that the whole question ‘will be disposed of within the next week. It will bea great relief to all parties to have the dismisssl{made at once. Bo far as our foreign reiationsggenerally are concerned it will be better that Mr. Crampton shou'd go than stay. It will hasten the adjustment of all questions at isme between the two governments, and [bring into power in Great Britain a party more favorably inclined towards this country. No one can compiain of the tone of Lord Clarendon’s last despatch; but the present Ministry of England are dirposed, as we have had sbundant evidence of, to keep alive and agi‘ate questions calculated tokeep * the two countries in a continual excitement. Tne peo- Pe of Great Britain and the United States are sick and tired of this everlasting political turmoil, and notbing short of a change of Ministry in England will put a stop to ft, ‘The anoexed statement exhibits the aggregate value ef the imports and exports of the United States during the quarter erding March 31, 1856:—< Commmncs or raz GyrreD SraTms—Iuports AND Exports. Imports of foreign merchandise— Xélusive of specie. Duiiable goods.....s00ccsss0s. 66,260,187 ite value..........+ seen e ee eres B7T,582, 771 Ex eect eninge merchandise— he POCO... essere ree Free 3, €Xciusive of spec! 4 10 VAMC. ...0ecescesssesees seve $3,787,848 hipatte domestic merchandise— 7 Specie, toe saee eves cveeees + $6,281,987 of specie. 74,092,703 Aggregate value. . 244,000 It wili be seen from the above table that the exports from the United States during the last ficcal quarter ex- @eeded the imports s+ven millions four hundred and forty-eigkt thousand tix huodred and fifty-six dollars, The imports and exports of the seven principal ports of the oountry in the same period were as follows:— { FornGy TRavs ov THE UNrrep Spates. Imports of Merchandise toe’ Dutiable Of specie. —_ goods. 805,249 8 666.220 5,202 652 45,750 467 814,076 8,282 3 967,419 “918.774 146,726 872,148 1,779,817 2,991,568 048 1,654,476 ign Merchantise, sT7L 427,004 503, 857'063 1,179,216 1,690,219 16,901 ” 22620 ” 40,431 19,32 = =—-17,176 36,409 282 «72,725 = 83.007 11,586 © 147'520 213,700 Exports of Domestic Merchandise, Goods, Exclusive Aggregate ‘aiue. 17,684,661 Gan Francisco... ..1,835,449 f It wilt be seen that New Orleans is the largest export- fing port of the Unien, while about two-thirds of the total fm portation are enterred at the port of New York, ‘The Pemasylvania Reiiroad Company heve just paid to eo city of Philadelphia two hundred thousand dollars, the amount of the four per cont dividend due om the five Malllions of stook which it holds inthe company. This gtook was obtained by the issue of six per cent bonds, and of course leaves o clesr profit to the elty on the inst semi- funual payment of fifty housand dollars. Lf th» present Prosperity of the road continues, and fvur per cent divi- ends are kept up, Pailadelphis will realise « direct money profit from her ocnneetion with the r 000 per year, and indirectly, It is believed, mucl ‘The annus! report of the Sas uehanna Canal year 1855 says that the receipts from tolls amounted $211,141, against $180,349 the previous yoar, and total recsipts from all sources, $220,502. The recetpts wore sufficient to meet the interest on the bonded in- Gebdtedness of the company, current operating expenses, ‘and settle other claims to the amount of $17,000. Ths company, at the commencement of the year, hada ba lance in cash and bilis receivable of $100,098, and at the Slose of the year the balance stood at $108,005. The re Port expresses the opinion that there is now reason for stockholders to look for some return for their song sus- penied investment, The revenues of the eanal are Preadliy om the Increase, In 1860 the entire receipts were B16 O66; im 1851, $164,446; tn 1852, $174,780; in 1853, Fs M4 fo 84, $18 219; im 1866, $211,941. The ta es vs) coer b qromter tham in any preceding Jos Lalo tea cg acd Lanportaat canal, ranning as it | advance was realized, Niva- | goes through ® district of the State prolific in that de scription ef produce for which such works of improve: ment are mostesrential—pamely coal, iron, lum>erand grain, The business im ali the various pursuits pro- ducing the articles named is of thatcharac er thatonce opered is not likely ever to close, but neturally widen and increase, The capita! of the company is $2,027,734. Bonded di bt and all other indebtedness, $2,799,066, The caval and real es'ate cost $4 608,327. The cxmpany,hold besides about a quarter of » million of avaliable assets, A Chicago paprrgives the following instance of sha-p fimarciering in that city, betw merchant and a bank President: — One day this week a prominent business man presented otcne thousand tw» huadrea dollars rumaing six ‘at the counter of the —— bank for disswun'. fhe precident, after examining » and sdint i ite beirg first class paper, decided t Up, Cverexpanded, Xc., and it 1opossinie to “do? the paper, The werchant was herd up and endeavored to reascn the pres.dent into compilancs, bat t> mo pur- At Jas‘, however, a bright idea seemed to have given the president a bard rap over the sconce, and ne suggest- ed that bis friend, a broker not living @ thousand miles fr m the bank, might buy the note. Jowa weat our mer- chant to the man of mammen No. 2. Tae latter would like the mote, and as it was “A No. 1” paper, woud de- duet from his usual ra'es, avd do toe taicg’ at two per cent a mon'h to give him cash in hand one <housand one hundred and fifty dollars. In vain the merchant protest- ot agaiest the shave, but the broser was inexreble. The man of business, however, was not quite so hard up a@ the man of Mammon supposed, and lef, tae shop de- termined not to stand any such fleeciog. While famblirg over the no'e and rumioatieg on his chances to raisc the cash, he eapied three tetters in fine pencil mark, at ore corner of the note, Aa exe nination satiefied him that thore tetters were the presiden’’s int- tials, and bad been placed there by thet fuactionary asa og signal to the broker; and. waiki:g* back to the k, he coldly presented the note to tue telier for dis- count, who sing the private sigaal, di counted it at legal rates, and tre merchant marcxe: off highly gra- tified at the suosess of his scheme. Jur informaut says there was some ‘all =—praying by bota president and broker, and that hereafter notes for shaving and notes for discounting will bear diferent and distinguishable ignals, We have received the fifteenth annual report of the Concord (N. H.) Railroad. This company has no fanded debt, and a floating one less than $10,000, having paid off $21,447 from the earnings of the past year. The earnings for the year to April 1, 1856, were, $335,949 Running expenses same time......s.....s6006+ 199,495 Pp ry cing ing debt for canswruction of depots at Manchs- UAE Otteenresentnce nsec teascer? It will be eeen that the actual net earnings of the road the year past were over 8 percent. Out of this, how- ever, must be deducted the State tax of about *; of one per cent, which roads in Maesachusetts are not subjeci to. The prospects of the road certainly look encoursging for the future, of which the cirectors speak as follows:— ‘This resuit of the year’s business, taken in connection with the present condition of the road, and 11s equip- ment, furnisbes us good reason to rely confiden'ly on the vatue of our stock, and affords full assurance of a fair re- turn on its investment. The water power on its line, which is now unoccupied, {s greater thea what has been already improved, and it must be early brought into use. The po, m of the Union doubles in twenty-five years, and its mapu‘acturing business increases in about the seme ra‘io, This busin for macy years to come, must be done in New Ergland, and thers is no location for this purpose so favoraole as is found on our line of route. circumstances render it quite certain that the valley of the Merrimac will shorti preseat one of the mostdensely peopled and thriving intetjor dit ricts ia the country, and will afford a permanent and profiiable business toour road. The Cumberland Civilian states that during the week ending the 17th instant, there were brought down over the Cumberlard road 6,664 tons of coal; over the George’s Creek road, 6,087; over the Pennsylvania road, 6,408 and over the Hamshire road, 694 tons. There were also ship- ped over the canal 7,200 tons. : ‘The receipts and disbarsementa of the Norfolk and Pe- tersbuzg Railroad Company from the date of its ergani- zation bave been as follo’ NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD. Recetved from individual... Amount uppaid,. Cash Account. Received from State,, Norfolk ci:y bonds. Received from individuals Paid fi 1 t, sala. ied ‘aid for general management - ries and cffice experse: +» $18,192 Miscellaneous expenses 146 Exgineering... £8,677 Right of way Peis ct Equil t Prost and To ; Leas interest do..... ‘The authorized capital of the company is $1,500,000. Stock FRAY, May 23. 1856, $1000 Mo State 6’s,., 8435 100sbaNYComR.b30 894; 40000 do 8455 60 Chic & Rook IR. 90% 2C00 N ¥ St 5's, 1860 1013 100 Wis L SRR,.b60 713 2000 N ¥ Cen RR 7's, 1023¢ 9056 4000 Erte RR lat Mt Ba 106% 90 2000 do, 2d 96% 66 4000 Ee RRB3e, 1875 90 554, 11°06 1 Cen RR 'Bds., 8614 66x 11.00 I Fr'd Bas wp 88 A 16000 do, wp 92 66 7 ahs Ame Ex. Br. 116% 5634 450 dons esses 1100 Reading R... 660 100 Mich Cen Rit... 20 Mechanics’ Bk.. 117 6 Metropolivan Bk. 110 10 Continental Bk.. 97 100 Nic’gus Trans Co 123 150 do, . 12% 350 Cantom Ci y 2 200 do. b60 293% 200 Del & HCnl Co b€0 1203¢ "I'd CoalCo, 407% 60 do, b16 21 20 Penn Coal Co,,.. 98% 600 do, 610 68% 6 do. ..., 9836 405.N ¥ Cemral RR, 80% 300 co. bEO 899% 8S 200 co, 80 89% «b10 7356 800 do, sta 89 DO 7435 200 do. sree 80% BECOND $5500 Il) Cen RR Bas. 8636 100 ahs Cumb Ci Co,, ig 10 Third Av RR..., 6 Mich So & N Ia RR 60 Milw & Miss ,,RR CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. FRIDAY, May 23-6 P. M, Asnrs —The sales embraced about 60 bbis.. including American pots, at $6 1234, and Canadian at $6 06%, Pearls were at $7, Braapercrrs,—Flour—Tbe market was firm at the fall prices. The sales embraced about 10,100 a 12,000 bois., atabdout the following quotation: Common to gocd State... $575 996 18% 5 12% 8 6 00 6% « 650 +612 « 662 + 637K & 775 +70 0 8H +600 a 700 » 758% 0 8 60 +60 0 837% 700 #1000 10 60 a 10 75 bbls. Canadian, with @ better export desaand. The sales tooted 1, t £0,000 70,000 bushels, at an advance ta prices. yoo the eri hela Wea to arrive, at $1 42; 12,200 ¢o. to fade qual ight $1 72 0 $176, and clad at ‘woonsin ciud et $1 57: a sale of choice red Sontvers, for PAS mil en red was sod at 855. ani ehoie: Southern white would command « stili higher figure. Corn war ratber easier, sales reached about 20,000 to £0,000 bushels, incluted in whish were 4,000 burhels Southern mixed, at 640. Distilling los ranged from 46¢. 60¢., and for Eaatern shipment at 520. « 65c. irae i ofa hehe Sey oe?" fire, ial ; ln Jersey at Bic, Onta yutte dull, with saler of Southera at Se 8 3060. ae “4, $00 tage cr tan & 34e, CorrEE,—| " agonyra were He,, and 400 C0. Rio at 10%g6. & IIic9. iia Corton. The salee embraced about 2,000 bales, iacinded in which were 400 « 500 im tramsitm. Sines the arrival of the Canada the demand has been more active, and Prices have advanced over fc. ce suitable tor spincers, ranging from strist midd to middling fair Export grades ranging middlirg ana yr are more pale. ale without change, We quote— Uplands. Movie. Orleans, Ordinary % Mdding ; Middling F 1% Fair... Nominal Famcats = offering fr Lareryert, A about 60000 bnehela of grain wae taken in bake and at 45d. a 4%. and 64d; 2 000 05,000 dDbla. dour at zs, with some 400 « 600 Bales cotton ot 3 164 07-824. To Rotterdam a vessel was engaged t> take tbaooe at 28c,, and anothec vessel to bring sagers from the south side of Cubs at 400. To Havre rates were urckapgea. Hay —Sales were made at 700. a 80c, Ling —Selee of about 1,500 bbls. common were reported at 90s. ; white lamp wes at $1 20. Morasens —Se es of 25 hhds Porto Rico wore made at 480 , amd 200 bois, New Orleans at 480, NAval Sromms.—200 bbls. spiziia turpentine were re- por ed a: 28e., nod €00 bbls, commom rosin at $1 61h | per 320 lbs. —delivered. Provisions.—Pork—The market was in lower, At the opening small tales were made at $18 50 per bbl for mess, 1: afterwards dropped down to $18, at which about 100 a 200 bbls. were sold in the market clesing beavy. Prime was at $14 87) 0 Coustry mess and prime beef were unt ‘with sales of 100 a 200 bbs. Beef hams more steady—60 bbls. sold at $15. Bacon and cut meste continued firm. Lerd was in good were made at 1036, a 10%e., and 300 hegs ms 3 10; was offered for 1,000 bbls. to arrive, and refused. Fresh State butter was quiok at 180.8 220., the latter figure for prime, ranged from 6d. a 10. tor rew and old. SvGars—The market was firmer and more active. ‘The sales embraced about 1,7(0 hbds. Cuba muscovado, at 6%c a Tie. Included im the sales were 200 bhds. Cubs, in bond, at 63¢0., with 300 do, Porto Riso, in bond, at 6c, market eee, having recovered pret- ty much what it had previously ost. Toxacco.—But @ moderate business doing, prices still keep up and eelecions are scarce. Sales of 46 hhds. Kratucky, Maysville and at 9c. a 143¢0.; 304 bales new crop, Havana, for export p. t., amd 189 cases needleas, at 6c & 16c. Woor.—We have to report a very quiet market. and with the exce; nome slight sales of foreign acd domestic, we have nothing of interest to notioe. The etock of domestic fleece is very light, and until the arrival of the new olip, our market will continue rather Jarguid. Prices nominal. Wuiskxy.—Sales of 200 a 300 bbls, Ohio and prison ‘wore made at 2760. @ 270. FAMILY MARKETING. RETAIL PRIOES OF FARM PRODUGE IN WASHINGTON MARKET. There was not much new ote in the market yester- day, except perhaps the abundance of garden produce everywhere to be seen. Meat maintains last week's prices, with the exception of corned pieces, which are two cents cheaper per pound. The poultry business is slack, wi h the exception ef spring shickens and wild pigeons, which are tolerably cheap and abundant. Pigeons make very gocd eating, and at present rates are chesper food than beef or mutton, Good butter is still 26 cents per pound, and eggs are cheaper than ever. Twelve were sellizg for 15 cents yesterday—the lowest rate so far this yoar. Fish is p.ontiful though rather dear. There isa good deal of fine mackerel and herring in market; shad, however, is having its last run, and is not 6o much sought afier. It is too oily # fish for warm weather. The oyster business 18 duller than usual. Vegetables loom up large- ly. Potatoes are cheaper. There is @ large quantity of magnificent Bermudas in market, which command a ready cale at $5 per bbl. They are by far the finest po- tatoes we have cyer seen in market. This is the more remarkable, as they are grown from the poorest known seed, viz:—the westera red. Last year the trade in this potato was $250,C00, all whick went to the island of Bermuda. Other summer vegetables are cheap, with the exception of tomatoes and green peas, which are poor and dear. Apples are runaing ont fast, while straw- berrics come in slowly. They were selling yesterday at 12 cents o dacket, and some of the dealers thought they would be dowm to six cents te-day. They will soon be chespenough. ~ The following tab!e shows the price of each article: — a 016 la n 1" © Smccee sco BISSIIS SEESSSIIISSIINSSZIBSEIS ISHII III eI Ssessszassessl SISSSS EEMHMSCeosessBElssensnes, OMIM S ween eoecoceoscooowecooosococjc]e a & a ° ry ry 2 a a o a 1 0 6256 1 BT 1 iy ° 00 J 15 oo 0 ~ Qo - 075 O76 ° 1 = 018 1 - @ om 0 _ 1 - 4a BSSSS BILLA SSSRSSSsieSscseese saisessei Strawberries, per basket... Pineapples, piece....... co - ss eK @ecceecco ececesce co x erwoooooce VESEAESEESSIITIIISSES1188 PS om © tliess » oe pay s oo Ce @ec0eSsceooo HHT coownece BERERESII SRSSSSSELES! RaSaSossesseassi 10 06 cy 8 a“ 4 - ry 7) 29 25 4 0 - e = ccorcee “ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, RES ee Arann nnnnnnennnnrenne CR—NEW YORK AGAINST NEW JERSKY.— om Tuesday, the 27th, are Dodge of Rew York, David Carr, of New Jersey. 100 varde for $5.0 and cham Pionship. This race takes place op the ground once osen: Se Se apie von a, oe ll be ® very te oe well as® men are good pty’ Tel ae Fretce ren WO yarte inl pecontas ever tae tain Barney. Cars seave foot of Cort- Courts. Carr bax lands street at 11 A. M., and 88 f00n as the race is o FAORT FOR SALE—PRICE $1.00—CAN BR SEEN foot of Reventh wrest Past river ihe i owttre beard. azé nearly new Fer farther particu'ars inquire of Mr. J. Tarninda ‘et the office of Mosars, Hteers’ ‘ip yard. eed qhebt Is wbout 16 (us, NEWSPAPERS, rink Leste’ | ILLUSTRATED NhWSPAPEB- morning. ” road Gutwx me wo tles 6 eolowall @ ful “Eisrme' re estnoey Seuic datee elae as Bensdicn, ambrotyped Brady from '1 6, expromiy for this paper. v First Bepust Uburok, Hartford. Poruat of Bev. overt Tursball: D.D., Pastor ot the First Church. Fariford Coon. Py peed RO. 6—James Gordon Bennett, of rand M'litary Parade, Wew York —the 7th Regiment march- ing up Brosdw endid fal) page engraring. ‘err bieweoldent fs a Coal Mine at Muskingum, Ohio—Dig- Bing « passage (0 the Envombed Miners Bxeltement at the Entrance of the Cave on the anmounce- ment of the iescus, Silver Vase, presented by the British Govern- Grinsell. Kaq., of New York. f Genera! Marino Arisia, Inte President ot Mexico. 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Old gold and silver, coarse metals, sionings, pollakings, jewellery and allversaathe sween- TSE Fanen street, "Works i Lares rene On PRCADWAT, HoveroN, HUDSON streets. 004 the emnsil PAINTING ESTABLISH ‘window shades paisted to order.” WM, DE LAMANO. PI up in bei each, at dosen, Bold by . Hope © Go. 183 Obembers treats WB Go iso Broadway, and ail the princtoal groceries. ALD&N & CO., 834 i “ous and affections, 5 fon of ory fo ge a4 ({UvIDO eee mc OLE, ee x4 friends. generally that he removed on day of May from the cerner of pel Ree ord reet to 685 Broadway, ome door above Amity street. > continuation ef bis former Soares eatre 3 H {3 3 3 z [ATS HATS, BATS. & i160 OF 36k and children's . ta, eB roy and s <'80, boys? school 9 roses, destrab! ora, at prices: sagan Wome 95 to $2, other - YOUR Ballz 15 oie OFrrF— Sretee ae reserve ter. Price i5¢ , ty is gray or white as sno’ and county rights for sale, ‘AMAICA BANANAS, STRAWBERRY PINES, AND & AROHDRACG}S ful ores, 01 Broedway, OF noel sreet, and 77 Well street, ‘ ESPs CELEBRATED TURKISH OINTMENT HAS itself ‘that bas ever been of- HOWCASES.—GREAT REDUCCION IN PRICES, AT Ss eS WINTER'S man Ko. 146 Chatham street, corner of Mu'herry, aud No. 16 North William street, The subscriber begs leave to inform the public tha: from his creased facilites for ntact uri g cases, .be is able supply as good if not superior artigie than can be clsawhere. sx fg eee gig FI ing J Ae OPENED ‘new warerooms vatham near Olty where purchasers will finds brass, rose and satin wood, bi sa the lowea Row casts ton to order. in- to TT ADVERTISER, ABOUT LEAVING FOR THE ‘West, to return in ex weeks, will attend to the collection ¥ idee bpap ite | bene ol or po Aon rok Cm a to hiscare, dress Halroed, bor 2,641, Post ofiee. Y ge By a CIE le tpl! g ET | euewhere. JOsMEH THORN E056 Brociots. i TCAD THE RRLEMEN HYGIEIN® AND abies Taare siciana, Patients reosived rooms, and Ls z pn he = A ee YOUNG MEN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.—ON RE receipt gt tell furnigh any ith the necemary humbug. Addrews0.E,Biake, Alvany, N.Y pa Tn nln et hen ald (PEE SUBSCRIDIR, AN AB THITEOT, IS WILLING TO Povin eiaeria oy or oscoen, ‘st all ime, reasto is country, hb A. Jatsum, 645 Broadway. \7 B. PALMPR' ADVERTISING J 0RNOY—A CARD ~To the pub fe.—The repented loterraptions and aunoy ances to which the business meno New Tork aren by importunate ia and publisbere, ndverlisemente and euecriptions, ‘ha as my agency te con- ipoed, an le puisance. far cerned, L bereby ive public noice that in future no yy me for the newspapers ait ed be ne abretiners and subearipers fe repeatal invited 0 ystred, upon V.B, PALMAR, Ad “Agent Tribune Build. a8, New ¥ vane Bi RY SUPERIOR CANDIES, om Drors, Lozexaes, Rock CANpy, & ‘With a large assortment of 7 Hees than ROE CAM DIRE, | as 1 lower prices than the same quality can be fonnd elsewhere, Me SIRWART & BrestNGe Wholesale oonfectione-s, £96 Pear] sireet, X; B=Fupertor candies known to be superior in quality (a ‘8 warm ¢ imaie) to any other, a the lowest mar- Ketiprice, in £0, 60 and 100 pound boxes. tia protect ete eet sotrer thst SSO CLOTHING, &U, SY OFF CLOTHING WANTKD,--PRRSONG DeaT. ( / ous of convertieg their cast off clothing into cach gus ob tatn a falr price by calling on the enbsorthers at thelr office, 100 Nasean mrest, room Ro. 2, second oor. live sddreered ‘brovgh the Post office wil! €4 to by B. LYON & GO, Soy CLOTHING —WHITE x ; bull lothing cleaned. A 8 promptly attend. MARSEILLES VASTS, besa 'uliy fiviened. $2 do.., $2; other enmmer vin $) $156 S2and 8. The hardsstoest’ stocl “ | Kanto ibe Chicn, trem 88to#s Tnen cra Sew foes 4 $4 ‘ihe gren'eat serortment of summer vanta’sons ecm gl to 8%, at VANS! clo big warelicuse, Nos G6 and 68 ! Fulon street. OF THE ENGLION PRESS.” oviginal produodon. It may rity book (hat mi oTions Paul Feeroll is a mos striking); be ded be roparded as 8 phonomenca in werful ® romance fe cam find most in awe, of the ers of ita euinor minor tow Quureety, ~d fey J, 8 BEDFI“LD S64 Seckannetrect, Ne, is Vt chapter of our srareey teats, ond & We perenacaty sue, a8 of facts, With such a degree fad Lisd of truest the basis of new omiribalion to" tne i Hi i 4 F 5 f 4 i i f daguerreottpes mod surveys taken by the artists and offloers. ih londing chareatariao of the wi A thatmuoh of i is the reau.t of careful investigations by specially detailed to make and report observa ions, AD feature of thie work is the maps of the various porte of npat. wpee waiek are noted; these are nocom papied by sailing es toma: iaers and com- vi ‘This work wil take is place beside that splendid series of e records of explorations under the auspices of government which eignelly exhibit the selentise and humane rise jern Umes, and furnish he statesman and the with baptobe So 58 ti orca wae THE GOVERNMENT EDITION OF THIS WORK, lithographic plates not in the Bv0. edition. E Fe SALE Az. ALL an STORBs. ‘THE PIAZZA TALES, bor of “Types,” ‘'Omoo,” £0, 12mo, ‘ASONIC BOOKS CHEAP—68 NASSAU. M Mackey’ ee Law..80 'a Prinety pub, $1 25 iteal of Frectasecn Tae 4 Constitat 3, 2.00 in the Bast. Ling a“, is , 2 “4 % Hi Disoouraes on Frei 44, 15 Cliver’s Symbol of Glory, piate. 56, 100 Renee BIS Celoott’s iutattion......++ 56, 100 Oliver's Aptiquities 56, 100 ria? Lgl $1 sob m 1% yaa BROTHERS.” For sale by all bookse'lers. THE FPRADES. ae os A Lat lt Pe Ae RAOMMARER, WANTS 6 zn Carl it means fara, Sn alas me s. er, he by ae ‘0 MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS.—THE ADVER- srfectly ds puttiog gines, ettber high or low pressure, and other machinery, and 1o'r0 6 the foutbwest." Apply to'W: 8, Clare, at Pelows 6 Bou . we & ‘One Maiden lane. ws T° wento snd arate cater ofmen's and boyy clothing for a out 8 a the last six arcane tend of the pore” department in the eet and most, juished estab! im the meropo ai, is deeirous of meet ih & new and lucrative : ment in ., the references t is profeasion. will be given, Address P. P., Heraid office, Ut LITHOGRAPH PRINTERS.—WANTED IMMEDI. ately, to go West, a first rate transferer; also, one cravon+ ‘nd transfer printer. Good wages and constant emp! ‘Address Lithographer. Herald cflice, for three days. ) ANTED,—AKY PERESON OF GOOD CHABACTRI who 1s well scquatted with the art of tempering | for (and the manufacture of) shot, oan find co ay ‘application to T & Brothers, 8&2 Beok- 2 4NTED—TWO DEAUGHTSMEN, AT THE OFFIC OF sid Ridlitz, architect, 208 Broadway. None but thorough archi:ec's need apply. Also, enced ‘an exper! ta:on, to build a chureh In the country. Mies See HAENESS MAKERS, AT 96 AVE nve B, ANTED—A GOOO JOUBNEYMAN BARBERB.—AP ply at 67739 Fourth st. faa AKD POLISHER,—NONE . ‘workman 0 , W. if PYICE, 265 Spring st. Waa FIBST CLA8B COLTOM CUTTER, TO take of the custom devartment o clothing warehouse, No, 20 Fourth avenue. . ‘ALLEN & D ALAND, FRENCH OONFROTIONER; ONE WHO making ail kinds of candy. Call ted W ANTED—A understands Bridge #t., Breoklyn. Ww APTED—A BUTCHER, TO WORK FOR A RESTAU- rant; he must unc erstand the cutting of mea'a and care ps og boxes, dc. Apply to John Taylor, 365 and 367 On * LOST AND FOUND. TRUSK AND OABPBT BAG—MARKKED K, PWEBLA op a card, ard Tyng, on the trunk, was taken from the i return the er City, May ®! ‘swamer shall be suitably rewarded. AU M.—A CHECK FOR $9, DATED APRIL Ore athe Rate dere re . Tost or tnisoarried. Ail ‘are warned we telingt tov same, ag payment has been stopped. ‘sudan Cc. BWI ca re CANARY BIRD, APPLY Af NO, 1 BAST street. Lee MONDAY. THE 19TH INA@T., IN GOING from Fuiton ferry to the Becond avenue pt pid tote Moiaershisheurmecccnsnoes it to 144 Pearl street, second floor. kits OST—IN BROADWAY, BETWHEN WALL STREET od taualin aleevenn The Ander orf beaten cotaaak Jeaving them at 58 West Twenty: resond sireet m Leek MAY 22, PROMISSORT MOTES; ONE PAYA to Wm. Smith or bearer, for the sum of £30; one on Dorald Flenan, and the otber on Pomroy. All per font Days warned against buying the said notes, ‘as Foe ay ment bas already beem stopped by Mary Beatty, Coburg tar, Oanséa West, please copy. O8T.—TBE PERSON WHO TOOK, THROUGH MIS take, a black mire antique silk maoti/la, from the ladise ing 100m of Dramatic Hall, 105 Grand street, on Fhurs- eay groan, Bt inet, will please return the same to its owner, at 408 Righth avenue. Le GETTING INTO THE THIRD AVENUE CARS, AP the corner ot Division street and . hath sieemer ame to bad a short biack braid cb: first three numbers are 664 the figure of & —— about the kaybole; go d face, returning the above will receive & liberal reward, as the lose rizea it for the giver’s ake. Any person finding It will please leave it at 116 Bast Tenth street, above becond avenue, O8T—ON THURSDAY BVSRING, NEAR GRAND street and Bowery, a biack Newfoundland dog, white at and feet ; had on a bras collar, padioc and ring Who br ever returrs him to 366 Brocme street, will be re ‘O@® OR STOL@N—A HOGERKAD OF SUGAR, FROM 4 pler 21, Kat river on Saturday, 17t inet; was most I'ko iy taken by mistake. Any person who will tind ang return the rame. yill_Teoeive, $1 roward wy ‘calling on Tr Deivalle & Co,, 28 Brotaway, — — FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS, ‘Rk DAME FRANCAIS®, DUNE FAWILLR DISTIY. gue, Cesire trouver une place do wouverpante pres de Jenves eofin'r, ou bien donner des legons de france 8's dresner, de midi a ceux heures, 202 9h avenue, entre Is 23me et In Jie rue. U™ SRORK FILLE FRANCA mardet)'Angiais, derire ay mille reeveciabie, Adresse 14 rhe, troirti me, euoge, PARLAST LALOR. re pince ¢ venue, pres ¢ BEY GOUIM, GU NOTABLE & 00. WILL OPEU OW mag.ser ins full assoruneni of ti maui ear Broadway OTHER BROADWAY CALAMITY — Ot A! Fatiure of J. FRANOK Ly 2s . Barege rodes—barage robes. wit ‘Tremendous bargains ‘Beaudful chintr colors, Aso, breekfast jnsonet robes, in Gat colors” * 2 . ve worth 63, : By order of assignees. ELLs FOUR DOLLAR MAN’ ‘Are not only extraordinarily hong, Def lagea og ene 8 very low price. Qs OUT SALE OF 1a0e, wore 7 \LEARING OUT SALE OF BMSROIDORING ABD Bip toe lean See ree He, 33 Dey i as le HE is E E & z 3 E e 5 Bs | 5 E E cH a ze tf Ei iu ; SI : it ip HA F, if [ i Hae fl Bh ' : : rT « i i i i Ly 8 E H 5 FS ig i Fi 4 3 bi Et iH i fi MANTHLAS FOR TWO DOLLARS ‘Ande ive. Wow. ta parsain. MOLYNVUX BELL, 68 Onaal ODRNING GOODS AT AUCTION. 700 robes black and white India fou.ard silks, best q 94 60 fora dress worth $8. ‘At W. JACKSON, Lato Barthol § ‘s ___ #1 Brostway, between Spins ane rites ree THREAD MANTILLAS.—GEO. BRODL bee variety taste niahing goods san atvuyabe seen af Sibi dow ready at hea GATROWS. 16 Third aveuse, near orth street, and 26 Bixth avenua, near Beveateenta BAWL MANTILLA.— ‘Ibis beautiful articie of Iadies’ 6? popu- Jar with our belles, hes, it will be seen, boon immeral- ized by @ on 8 fal by e Fifts ry tees. tae wi mantilias, of Mr. BR. MACKENZIE, of Nos. 45 and 47 Cana: sireet, inhee rapture over ita style and beauty, ebe thus — THE SHAWL MANTILLA. ir 1 Venice ** Beautiful fabric!—pride of our belies, surround ‘What beautios you; whet gracefulness ewollst What sweet recolleeiions c'ing to thy name, For Amezica’s has given fame. Pair Symmet yi lent ber And Fashion has kindly allowed thee a pees. 1 have known meny stvies—but ‘he one thet suits me Is the shawi and mantilla com! b3 Beauti'ul fabric! —piride of fair hearts, ‘Thy dark eilk shines lye vepeny Soar ig y promenaders, who by light cf the day, on mingle their ny rbot ‘the crowded B ond: Au vely in dress. all that’s iu form ‘To the shaw! and manti Je in justice be! ook I bave known many styles. but none that I eee Can equal the one by Mack-en zie. ILK8—SILK8—SILEB.— SELLING OFF—SELLING OFF Bankrupt stock of J. FRANCE & 00., 713 Broadway. Plaid and,strped alk, a per : Per Yarmaln checks ‘ané stripen, , 6a. Ladies should avail themselves of th's opportunity to buy cheap travelling ¢resses, ler of | ees. order Of netierrs Broadway, near Fourth street. (PERE DOLLAR MANTILLA New and beautiful, and w. twice the money, Call early, MOLYNEAUX BELL, 58 Canal strest. INDOW HOLLAND.—JUs? BROBIVED, SIX CASES ball and wide, vie DOREMUR & WixGM, at Pack bison ene oe ACCOMMOD ATIO} Being central! MLD, re ig centrally ait wel tourists anzious to visit ihe p'aces city, axd Mrs. 8. SCAWIN, the proprieti those Americen indies and Uberally supported her estabjisbm: continuance of their favors. Prices rmoderate ana 3 will p’ease inquire for Scawia’s porters, who are nlways there Trakendanoe! Ke? “ TAgne site Great Jones ‘usted on the 50 cen's per day, or $3 per week; single roome, legamtiv fur- nicked’ sulta, 92 to 0 per day Or #1 10 $0) per weeks Monis all hours. Pe Or Or Ta TODD W IK AOR \HE WALL HOUSE, EASTEW DISTRIOY, RROOKLYN Fe ‘and South , 679 AND 681 BROADWAY, OPP’ street—eond: juropean p' Comenty ‘Williamaburg), corner of Fourth Fitth street, ‘his reward e! tly turpished bull is now open for the reception of faroilies and single persons. Yt is um- surpassed a8 & summer residence, and quite near the sity of New York, within five minute’ walk of four Dinnew at fo! ICTORIA HOTEL, BADEN BADE: =F, Veen. GHOBBOLZ owners & well" hpowa scnecions traveller writes trom this place:—The ho'els of Badvm are ex- ae Lor! Cy all, though ak Ny “ a 0 eeors. F. oahole, brothers io; Mears. ‘Lowa & Ph. Gnoeasie, in Fnliederphia, They, beet know how to oy wale fears unerrin, advo bi Tinleee satisfied, ek MVI0e On Dusinona, de, ILAIRVOYARCE.—LVERY LADY AD Gt in this country are or ought to know, that Mc HAYeO. 176 Grand street, is the best medical and business c airvoy: rica, 10x correctly told and soon cured; ex- eminations day and evening rerpec:ing sickaess, faierén, buslnese. No charge (remember) unless sa’ . __REGATTAS, ~ nl ROPORALS. WiTH MODSL8, WILL && RBCRIVED, sree ttc Mey talaga pete ok 1 WM, the Metropoiltan Regatta Cinb. 16 Mercer aooet bihewinal THE FIREMEN. N Vi Fir PARTMENT. i Of election tor two additional Aseistant Engineers of the Pew York Fire Departwent will be received on evening, May 24th between the hours of 7 and 9 P, M., at Chief Ergineer’s office, hiizabeth street. A commissioner of deece will be fn attencance. B.ank revuros can be had on and after Wednerday, the Ziet inst. BURHANS, Ja) BAMUPFL PARD F KNAPP, ¢tmremore. SHE STEPHEN MIVCEBLL, EXCURSIONS. XOURSION®,—FISHING BANKS, AHOY—18%6,.—THW Ms I OKERT E BIRVANS, Cavtain Charles Andar. trips to the Fishing Peanks téave, leaving Amon ve me? st vivee, porent, 00, will e regula) t Be