The New York Herald Newspaper, August 4, 1856, Page 7

Removal of the Quarantine. New Yors, July 30, 1856. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. T have just been reading your article in today’s ERALD on the Quarantiae, and am pleased to find w taking prope: and timely notice of such an im- rtant matter. Till this summer I had no idea of e imminent importance of this subject to the city New York. Iama merchant doing business in e city, and residing with my family, for the sum- er,on the island, coming up to the city‘in the ornipg and returning to the island in the evening has amazed me, since doing #0, to see the daily d hourly peril in which New York city is placed ym the want of an efficient Quarantine. Why, sir, ere is no Quarantine at all now deserving the me. It would in fact be far more effective, be- use under better control, if placed on the Battery, an where it is. With yellow fever patients land- g within a few yarda of a crowded hourly ferry d dying within a few yards of a crowded popula from whom th:y are separated only by a low ‘i and with whom: there is almost constant com- anication, it is little less than a mirac event ieoeee freee, exes on the island. tha: if it once extend but the mercy of God can ulation immediately which numbers by prevented commu- they do now, no mat- ble to shat them up ; out there, to the city ey will come, and cepecially if sick. One of the Cents said to me, morning, that if himself, or y of bis family were to be taken with any alarming ness they would come straight away to the city: r, said he, we may be left here without medical or her aid if an epidemic comes, and since New York y is the cause of its being here, the city must ar the consequences. This, I a:aure you, is the ge- ral feeling, and such would be the result. It 1s use blinking the fact that while the Quarantiae where itis, is daily and hourly peri , which preases every aod if this matter is not omptly attended to T fear we shall yet have a visi- ion that will be remenbered with for years come. For my own part, I return to the city immediately, +when I can see yellow fever pstients landed, dwhen the smell from the ee offends my ee as I come by the wall, I think it time to leave. Another thing must also be remembered; there enow too many people here, with too much at ke, to let such a nuisance remain. For their own kes they will not permit it, and I am confi- nt, from the remarks of all with whom I come in ntact, that the very next serious alarm outside the fis will ensure the destruction of the whole estab- hment. The feeling of the population is on this int decided, and some fine morning the city may d itself without even the present burlesque of a arantine. A New Youre Mercuanr. Destruct! tion in West Troy. $50,000 WorTH OF LUMBER DESTROYED—TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY $100,000. [From the Albany Statesman, August 2 | This morning, about two o’clock, a fire broke out ing Canal srect, and extending below the bedge, pit reet, W » e canal. When discovered, a pile of lumber ckly given, but o e ber and its inflammable condition from the re- hot weather, the fire spread rapidly. fore the Seen sre neds We , the | factory of Frederick Lamby, adjoining ber yard, had taken fire, and so ‘soon enveloped o buildings on the ite side of the street, owned by the widow Holland, and occupied by as a printing office for her paper, the West Troy cate, and the other o' and occupied by in Perrigo, as a residence, also took fire, and were wrapped in flames. alarm was sounded in East Troy, and the citi- peettp from the cs cules qe and h uy e of lumber di gh dy deh wipe fl neighbors were in distr needed their assistance. Toe Fire Dep t responded with an alacrity h was highly creditable. he fire a taking in at each mo- a new pile of lumber, and lighting up the @ brilliant glare; it was seen in city, ant rm was sounded. Our firemen turned out t, finding the fire was outside the limits of the city, ty returned to their houres. as de ent communicated with the outhouses of the fronticg on Rochester street, and thence buildings themselves. It also crossed th» to the weet side, and communicated with lam jon that vide belouging tv Messrs. Smith & Craig. bout 4 o'clock a sevond alarm was sounded here, the firemen turning out, they were informe! e the fire was, its exteut, aud the wan. of their T se nt heeyeg | aye but = 4 Engineer cted a ion of the compaui in uthome. A spetial train of carson the ul Railroad took up engine company No. 6, their machine, and company No. 12, with their ine, and bose com) 0. 2, with their car- »Fanup the road. legations trom Tivoli and hose companies Nos. 4 and 7, together with Engineer Deyermand and Assistant Engiaeer ar, went = also. their arrival they found the village in flames. Jumber in the yard of Messrs. Smith & C consumed, and that of Messrs. Lee & Hi barning fiercely. Several dwellings on Ro- street were also in flames, and some of them ly burnt out, leaving nothing bat tne walls m were working manfally, though the Was intenss. Streams of water were Vee the fiames in every direction, but they appew broduce but very little effect on the fire, which on consuming pile after pile of the well dried . it wasa tearful wight to see these huge of tum>er barning and ing in the manner did, and the nts of the place considered 0 pert eae eng ean 7 ” joining shop was a dwelling occn- Mr. Lambe this was also consumed, and lames checked tu tht directinu, thas saving the Vest Troy Bank building, whieh adjoins. [n the Patrick Kell i Oy peed ons cl le wus consumed, as also a Pe ackeamith sho} , unoccupied. cross ny at one, great exertion. A’ Ip A ey iy eed gmat dea be party of Tivoli Hos¢ Company, accompanied by ber of No. 8 of thia ity (ir. Shaw), passing Holland's building, which had been completely out, found the fire rekindling inside. They diately set. at work on a machine which had left standing bp _ gh five out, thas, , og ire from ing a new start mana ton. following ie a summary of the losses, as far av e able to ascertain them: — & Craig, Jamber deniers, of canal.$12,000 Perry eee “39,000 ih & Craig, west side canal. . ‘ 3 ethers, in small piles... . tens 5,000 Lamby, meteriels aud stock unknown. [he I yee ae occupied by M. L., were owned jewall. Value unknown. Mrs. Holland's ing end printing offive........ . $3,500 Perrigo, dwelling eave éases on . 1,000 Rochester street there were five brick dwelli \ — nothing but of the wal were « and occupied by the following individvals:— William Clemenshire, Andrew ck, William Crowner, A. ©. Condy, and D. Lobdell. We ae wt or the Nag Hue put.npon these ngs, but suppose 'from 82,000 to-$3,000 each. - d ANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Scnpar, Angust 3—6 P. M. abeenoe of speculation in the stock market, such an sbundance of meacy and reduce! lof interest, is an enigma &Mfivult to solve. ch facilities for carcying stecks, it i# extra- that so few outside operatore can be attract- the strect. I does not appeer to be a want oe im the value of the securities operated fears that they will cease to be produc- We can enly account for the indifference on 4 of outside speculators by the fact that most have as much as they can attend to in their gitimate line of business. Reyond that they thes afraid to venture. The inducements m to involve themselves in any of the leading itive stocks of the day, are not sufficient to ihe risk. There are very few stocks on the which an advance, under even the most fa- circumstances, can be of sufficient import- justify the risk. It may do well enough for to enter deeply into these operations at the time, but it will not do for those who r quire 1 in other pursuits. Kven among the noone can form an opinion as to the fatare one side full of promise, on the other fall of neion, The probabilitjes are go equally NEW YORK HBRALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1856. balanced that the most experienced operators in | the stock market find it impossible to iell what a week or a day may bring forth. With a steady ex- portation of specie in the face of » large supply and reduced rates for exchange, he ca'culations of financiers are completely upset. Wth an enormous importation, in the face of a limited exportation of mercbandise, the fears of the cautious aud prudent are excited. With an active demand in Europe for all of our first class bonded securities at good prices, it ia difficult to anticipate any stringeocy in our local finances. With fall harvests, and an active foreign demand, at highly remunerative rates, it is not extravagant to calculate upon a more favorable condition of our foreign trade than our weekly re- turns at the moment justify. On the other hand, we cannot lose sight of the unfavorable condition of the financial affairs on the continent of Europe. The condition of the Bank of France, the rapid and steady drain upon ita specie department, the neces sity of procuring supplies at any cost, tend mate- rally to the derangement of exchanges, and to annul the regular operations of commerce. Another important matter is the demand for silver in England for shipment to the East. Most of the silver thus exported 1s purchased on the Continent, frequently at a premium, and paid for in gold, keeping up in this way an artificial nove- ment in the precious metals, which upset all the usnal influences of trade, and reduces gold and silve: to the level of merchandise in the market. There would be nothing to complain of, but for the e/- fect upon the financial world of the movements of specie. The public mind cannot look upon this in the proper light. It is, has ever been, and we fear ever will be a bugbear. We have not so mach to contend against in the fact as in the effect, and as that influences financial operations, operators in the stock market, and all those affected in any way by changes in the money market, must govern them- selves accordingly. The movements of specie, either in this country or in Europe, will continue to keep the principal money markets of the world in an un- settled condition, and prevent that buoyancy in public securities, which we all have been so long looking for, and were justified in expecting upon the promulgation of peace in Europe. This state of things will tend materially to check speculation, and keep commercial matters generally within safe and wholesome limits, and may prove in the end more conducive to commercial prosperity than otherwise. It is a well known fact that an active foreign de- mand for our public securities gives a great impetus to our importations of foreign manufactures. The enormous purchases of State stocks twenty years ago led to enormous importations of foreign goods, and to a collapse in our finances, which not only bankrupted most of the importing houses, but most of the States which had so freely issued their bonds The proceeds of the State bonds sold then were remitted in foreign manufactares, and the same thing is going on now. Nearly every European steamer from this port takes out large lots of our pubiic stocks, and the shipments of specie since the lst of January have averaged about one million of dollars per week. Our shipments of cotton during the pre- sent year have been greater than ever before known, while breadstuffs have been taken toa large amount. In return for all these things, for our stocks, our spe- cle, our cotton and our corn, we get dry goods—princi- pally dry goods—silks and satius,au1 millions upon millions of dollars worth of laces, ri: bons, &c., &c., which last comparative'y but a day. It is not at all strange, with such extravagance, that we should have occasional collapses in financial affairs, or that pra- dent, cautious capitalists should be afraid to enter into any stock speculations. It is true enough that we raige the cotton, cultivate the corn, dig the gold, and create the public stocks, but it should not follow that they should be disposed of for such trash as we get for them. The gold that we dig from our soi! goes to give activity to foreign industry. Instead of keeping it at home, where it would give an incen- tive to any branch of labor, where it would stimulate production and eventually give us manufactures and produce such as we are now compelled to take from foreign countries, it goes abroad fall as fast as we get it, and creates extravagance and idleness instead of economy and industry. It is a knowledge of these things that deters the capitalist from engaging in stock speculations, and keeps the man of moderate means from extending his line of legitimate busi- ness. The gold we dig from the bowels of the earth is no more than so much in value of any other product. We raise it as we do cotton and corn, and the crop is about such an amount annually; but ite uses in the financial world give it an inpor tance which no other article enjoys, and forming- as it does, the basis of all wealth, and representing, every other species of property, ita preservation on the part of the producer should at all times be the first necessity. When it passes through their hands and out of the country, in exchange for foreign arti- cles of laxury and extravagance, it is no more than so much cotton or corn; bat when itis retained within our own limita it goes into active circulation, forms a more substantial currency, placing it, in value, more on a par with that of foreign countries, with whom we deal, and gives that stimulas to in- dastry which real prosperity at all times guarantees and properly remunerates. Instead of deriving ali these benefits from our gold products, we give them to foreign countries, and believe that our condition is never better than when our importations run ap to seven and ten millions ef dollars per week, and an active demand exists abroad for our public securi- ties, The interest on American securities now seld in Europe is annually equel to about one-half of our yearly specie shipment. In this view of financial and commercial! affairs it is not at all strange that there are not speculators in stocks outside of Wal! street. The exports of specie from this port last week were unusnally limited, as will be seen by the an nexed statement. Stress or Specie ros tar Port or New Yous. Prig Sutton, Porw Rico, American goll.,.. 24,00 00 be. do. do. sliver... 1,600 0 Steamer Parcelona, Havre, JON 000 nace Meamer Hamumooto, Hemburg, silver coin Total for the week, Previously reported... Total, 1806.0... cece ice eeee erence ee sae S21, 522,009 da The Assistant Troasrrer reports to-day as follows: Paid on Treasury Account... + $56,196 91 Received om Treasury account 200,651 o¢ Balance on ury eccount. . 10s Paid for Assay Office... 1, 686 0+ Paid on disbursing checks 51,200 0F Balance credit ail accounts. + $12,466,593 27 ScuMary or Tavonts FoR Jeny, 1856, Merchandize, dutiable . De. free Withdrawn from warsiouse. Scwmany or Exronrs ron Jury, 1866. Foreign merchandize, free. ‘ De. do. dutiable.. MOM, <205evorvaes Total tmportation . $5,671,081 The value of exporta eame time was a8 follows :—General merchandise, . $1,282,004 79,700 ———= 1,962,495 Excess of imports over oxporte......... 209,270 The following is a comparative statement of the valae of exports from the Commencement of the 1856. 7,622,054 on 2.466328 911,327 3,209 $15,652,220 increase to July Jay The Sub-Treasury gained last week $337,336. The next bank statement will not show mach variation in the specie department. The next shipment of ce will be by the steamship Persia, from this port for Liverpool, on Wednesday, 6th inst. After that we may look for moderate weeRlly exporta of specie. The quantity and value of certain articles export- ed from this port during the past week were as follows:— Commence ov THE Port or New Yore.—Warkty Exports LIVERPOOL, Quantity. _ Value. Quantity. Value. Cotton, bales.1,072 $62,639 Cheese, 1bs.14,503 $1,160 Flour, bbis.,.6,761 39,252 Divi divi, bgs,’ 438 ‘900 Wheat busis,768 163,618 Naptha, pun. 9 | 200 Corn, bus...7,765 5,100 Sp. turpr, bbls 394 5,631 Pork, bbis... 106 1,696 278 4,506 Lard, lbs, , 49,633 6,831 09 600 Whalefoois;ch’ 16 1,509 Stay 218 MME er csrteg creek LOE tate Ce LONDON, Flour, bbis.14,055 $01,244 Furs, pks,.., 48 $17,120 Wheat,bushl6,702 23,144 Machinery, cs 14 6/300 Rice, tes,.... 120 35% Rifles, cs..... 30 10,500 Lard, Ibe,..22,720 2,755 Turp’ae, bb1s2,497 16,688 Tobacco, ibs46,449 10,142 Oil cake, tes. 6,975 Rosin, bbls.. 617 2,282 Staves... 23,700 1,942 Tea cloth, ca. 69 6,459 Total teeeeeeeceeesees $197,634 i. a. Cotton, bales. 38 $2,812 Whale oil, g.9,060 $5,871 Flour, bble.25,902 158,826 Machinery,... 6 1,572 Wheat, bus 18,726 36,708 Clothing, cas. 1 2,624 Potaehes.....°198 6,630 Cocoa, 192 2/486 Pearlashes.,. 141 4,605 850 Whaleb’e,Ib 53,691 82,086 618 India rubber, 338 14,519 1.475 Coffe, bags.. 378 5,640 250 Quercit. bark, 242 10,933 6,854 Rosin, bbls..1,400 3,578 3,200 40 6,020 1 521 12,269 Bponge, bales 14 1,052 5 1,739 Cedar, logs... 817 1,000 11,318 1,284 Total. BREMEN. Cotton, bules.. 255 $12,772 Wine, boxes.. 10 Rye, buruels.1,011 "888 Shoepegs,bbls 65 Rum, puns.,, 87 7,120 Tobacco,lbs.17,883 4,382 Total........466 $25,488 CRG, Rye, bush, .14,726 $14,928 Ess.oils,cases. 2 $301 CON... 6.64. 4,1 India ruober.. 325 7,546 Furs, bales... 8 2,662 Lea.cloth..., 16 1,600 Wh.bone,|b.73,717 42,048 Pimento, bags 485 4,602 Tobaceo, bales 252 12,297 Shoepegs,bbls 550 2,300 Do. Ibs....8,873 1,441 Roota, bales..1,812 LR. goods, es." 92 3,282 FURIES Ls we cxpntame ~kedatieesuacdsaten iesensce RUT BARCELONA, Logwood ..286,628 $2,843 Lima wood.... lot $3,337 Rosin, bbls... 200 313 Quer.bark,hh, 10 285 Total.......006 96,77 ‘LISBON. Flour, bbls..9,205 $22,195 Stayes...,..13,200 $1,277 Wheat, bus.i7,992 32,361 I. R. goods, ca’ 19 812 TOAD. ccc cece cece ceeececeeeceeereees sees ceeeS0,050 MALAGA, Carriage... . ose | $530 Staves... - 277,800) 13,746 MN aMibass exnn<a-venensoessae aceansesniesee** aE CADIZ. Beef, bbis.... 30 $262 Logwood, tons 46 $1,263 York. : 30 GAM Staves...,..65,000 3,850 Total...csecececcescesoece eevee cocerees oBO,919 FSLMOUTH. Rye, bushela., -14,186 BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN COLONIES. .. BOL $12,247 Tea, chests. Flour, bbis Meal 739 $54,489 6L 300 3 «29 Raptr reer eeee eee 816,600 u $700 212 20,251 , 2,603 $200 Hams, Ibs.,.6,314 Bacon. 705 25: 2 Cedta, te..6,490 Candies, bxs. 40 3436 603 Matopiles,aoz 20 H'dware, cs. 108 3,766 Druga, es... 17 Furniture,bxs 26 "673 Nails, kegs... 140 Rice, cka..... G4 1,689 Boards, feet 6,000 Machinery, ps 68 8,715 Cottons, bas..” 3 Shooksé& bds.3,600 7,907 3 Hoops... 3 Pork, bbls Total, Meal, bbls... $330 Gams, Ibs. Aolo Pork,’ bbls... 485 Cheese, Ibs..7,200 596 Butter, Ibs... mm Lard, ibs 1,900 Branly, es '2t0 Tobacco, hhds 10 Tota! se teee cone veee S1Gj829 MEXLOO, ‘yg'dscs. 93 $11,400 Tar, bbis,... 50 $106 24 503 Dom’tics, bas 320 31) 77 148 Hidware, bxs 75 1,345 166 Combs, 1 Flour, bbls... 410 $3,149 Glothing, cw.. 23 $5,798 Beef, bbis.... 182 1,083 Candles, bx.. 26 235 , bbls 2785 Sagar, bbls... 12 331 Lara, ibs 2'886 Molasses, bbls 10 165 Hams, ibs 418 Breac, bble., 136 Hs Batter Ibs. 48 Hardwaro, cs. 139 4,295 Cordage, 33903 Care.....050. 2 1,800 Tobacco, bas. 164 1,598 Sa 8)301 mae Rice, tra. &bbis 336 Total. Ale APRICA. . 150 $2,676 Lard Rom, bdis.. Iba... 1,2 8705 Tobacco, bhds 31 6,966 Lumber, ft..54,000 wy GOs ib acecess cdr tsssiecdis seesest eee GI,T5i WRITURL GUIANA. Flour, bis... 714 $4,994 Tobacco bhds. 5 $1,427 400 1,400 Tobacco, Ibs.3,112 a 600 12120 Candies, bxa. 1,000 Pork, bble....°512 7,040 Paper,reams. Beefs... 540 8,100 Sheep Batter, Ibs. 1,866 208 Woodware,cs, 40 400 Total. CSPUATINE REPU Twine, bde... 170 = 8509 Tar, bois... 100 $2 Hardwa: 285 Piteb......... 100 20 Rope, coils Lamber, 0,189,213 1,48 Wood Sp. turpentine 40 ou Paint, che. —— Domestics, ba, 177 Total...... $48 akoentine Rerenuc. into this port last week were as follows:— OMMERCE OF THK Pot or New York— Werary Inrorts Pigs. Value. 7 Phos. Valw Borax........ 14 442 Brimetone.,.1,280 1,854 Bicarb soda,, 262 [BES Opium. , . Reg.antimony 56 ia ash..... 278 Sugar of lead. 41 Sarsaparilia,, 207 Succory...... 4 Peruvian bar! 4 490 Dyewoods, paints, &e.— Argols 86 «1,467 Saddlery... Lith. stones, , Bamac.... Linseed ofl... Palm do.,,..1,708 Froite, muita, eae Citron, 102, Tobacco, Tapioca 50 6%. Toys @ 9,31; Wine. 15/518 vi 75.402 8,070 2.908 2m 2,015 1533 iii Arn | | ng Mo State 6’s.0, bds 100 do... ...b60 100 Wis L Shore RR, 50 10... +. D6O 28 Chi & Rock 1 RR. RR 26 Clov, Col & GibRR 200 Cleve & Tol RR.. 100 do..,.,.b30 71 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sarurpay, Aug. 2-6 P. M. Asuri,—Sales of 300 a 400 bb/s, pots were made at- 6240. 8 630. BrkapstUr#s.—Flour—There was a fair demand for ex port, especially to the Continent, while the market for average grades closed dull at beg hy quotations. The transactions of all kiads footed up for the day about 7,000 4 8,000 bble., at about the following quotations:— Common to good State. +96 00 a $6.20 Common togood Michigan a mee veel tenes sees vommon to good Ohio Extra Ohio... Extra Genesee, Southern mixed to good brands, Do. fancy and extra... Canadian supertine and extra.. Choice extra Georgetown, Richmon: Mills and St. Louis. © Cass Sc8eo BS SSKSREES 6 6 6 7 8 9 7 9 5 ela 88318888 bbis. Canadian, quotat.ons. Southern brands continued firm, with sales of 500 a 600 bbis. at the above prices. Rye flour—Sales of 200 @ 300 bbis. were made at $3 a $6 25 for fine andsu- perfine, which was better. Corn meal was firm at $3 50 for Jersey, and $4 for Brandywine. Wheat continued in good demand, especially prime to choice lots, while common was scarce and well sustained. The sales embraced about 80,000 a 40,000 bushels including Milwaukie club at $161; new white Ohio at $185, and new red do, at $1.75; white Southern common to prime at $1 60 a3iS0, and prime to choice white Cauadiana $185 a $1864;. Rye was firm at 86c. with sales of 4,000 bushels. Corn continued in good demand, with sales of 40,000 a 60,000 bushels at dSo. a 50c, for distilling lots, and prime sound shipping Western mix>d at 64c. a 65¢.; yellow Southern was at 70c., and good to prime white Was at 71c. a Tic. Oats were steady, with rete) State at 42c. a 43c., and good Western ab ic. @ 44 gc. Corrxx.—Sales of 1,200 bags of Rio were made at 107¢c. and 400 a 500 mats Java at 193;c., with 100 mats sug pore at lic. Corton was quiet, sales having been confined to 300 a 400 bales, closing rather easier, without quotable change in prices \cuTs*—Rather more spirit was displayed, especial! for grain, for Liverpool, to which port about 40,000 cet, els wheut were engaged, in bulk and bags, at bd. a 6d., and about 3,000 barrels flour were engaged, at ls. 4d. a 1s. 6d., with some small lote of cotton, at id. a 5-32d., and rosin at 1s. 9d. To London, 100 tons oil cake at 25s., and 1,600 barrels flour, at 2s. 7}¢d. There was no change to notice in rates for Havre. To Autwerp, 5,000 bushels rye were engaged, at 9d. Rates to California were at 27<¢. per foot measvremsnt. Yt of about 1,000 bales were made, at 550. a 600. Hives.—The demand was good, and for some deserip- tions an advance was obtained, which seldom occurs at this season of the year. The present stock ia light aad receipts moderate, and hence prices are expected to open stift for the fall trade. The receipts of last month com- prige 91,145 ox and cow hides, of w! 78,606 were from foreign ports, 12,600 coastwise : (of the voast mist 8,768 were Philadelphia, Baltimore, &c., and the balance 3,871 from ports south of Baltimore. Toe imports for July, 1865, were 93,600, showing a decrease this year of 2, hides. The receipts this week have been 13,726 hides from foreign ports and only 102 coastwise, as follows:— 3,101 Porto Cabello, per Tennessee and H. Nason; 9,017 dry and 294 salted ox and cow, and $42 salted horse, per WR. Kibby, from Rio Grande; 1,313 West Indies) por ‘Jennessee, &., and 1(2 coastwise, making a total of 13,- 827 ox and cow hides, and 842 horse, The stock on hand of ox and cow hides {s $1,409 (same time last year 82,- 100) ag foliows:—14,500 dry Buenos Ayres; 20,800 do. Rio Grande; 13,000 do. Orinoco; 7 000 Porto Cobello and 860 do Barcelona; 650 do. Maracaibo; 4,000 do ‘West India, Southern, &2.; 2,000 do. Caliiornia; 7,800 salt- ed Buenos Ayres; 300 do, Kio Grande; 800 dry and salted Rio Grande snd Buenos Ayres . jnox,—The sales are of a retail character for Scotch Eg 1iMR.—The market was quict, at 80c. for common, and 81,28 for lump, s Mo1aees.—The sales were liglit, while prices werd iy. NaVar Storrs. —Spirits wore steady, at 37 isc meer a ipirits wore steady, at 27 4c , and com ovIsions.—Pork—The market was firmer, with sal of about 1,000 barrels, including mess, at $20 12" which was an advance, and prime at $17 26: aud 160 barrels ditto reported at'$17 75. Beet, owing to the large stock, cou. tinned dull, with sales of about 125 barrels, including country pritne at $7 a $7 50, and mess ditto ‘at $8258 $950, and repacked Wester at $475 a $11. Bat hame were searce and firmer, while prime mess was quiet and Cut meats heavy. ms 9%0. 4 10c., & Xe. iard was firm ac put 200 barrels. Buiter fresh Stato, and at lde, a changed. e mmile At S10. a 43y0. .—The market was quits ut sal coutlucd to about $00 2 000 hayancan, chaded in which were 90 bogsheads Mew Orleans, at's p remainder Cons‘eved of Cuba muxcovade at apo! e The at B40. Guxay Crom. —400 bales were sold at 1c. a 186. six months. Satr.—Sales cf fine, and 2,200 coa: Wiuskky,—-About 2! a ST ye. 900 sacks Were made, including 750 ime Liverpool, a private terms arrels were reported at STc, ——__ Foreign Markets. OUR EAST INDIA CORRESPONDENCE. Carcerta, June $, 1856. Beriness Dull—The Rivers Rising with the Reins— Money Market Basy—Orrduce Merkel Inactive—Exports of Salt petre—Price ¥ Linseed-—Gunnies, Indigo, be.—Pieight —ExchanyoShips in Port, Our lates edvicos from the United States aro up to the 9th April, ond from Engtand up to the 24th of Apeil. ie Weather ‘has heen very wet for a woek past; but the rains beve commenced early and the rivers are riving, whick will bring down produce freely from the uppor country and give a tittle aimation to business, whieb is now quite cull. The telegraph from Mirzapore, yestor day, reports the Ganges as one foot ant two inches above ius lowest level, which we consider a favorable indication for trade. The Bank of Bengal bas again reduced ite rato of dix count one per cent oa private bills and two per cent on goveriment acceptances. This movement has brought ‘own the rater im the Bazar, and has rendered our tm »- bey market much easier. ir produce mirket has been quite dull during a fort night part. The stock of saltpetre in the Bazaar ts lose chan 6,000 bags and of por quality, but it bei ro] prices. Since the government has removed the pd en Gon, made on account of the Russian war, 17,487 bage pe — cleared for the United States. A large portion of this, however, was purchased and ready for shipment betore’ tho exportation was prohibited. AS most of ths their clearancee, exports will not continue so large. Hut little has been done in linseed since the last mail. ‘The market is duil o@ accouat of the low price of tae arli- cle in the United States. Purchasers are trying to crowd the prices down; but I don't think that sood will fall be. ‘OW rupees 2-8 to 3 for rome time, as the stock on hand, aa wellas the daily arrivals from up the country, are «mall. The grade known as auskally can be purchased 2ow for rupees 3, and old Patna for rapecs 3-8. Same of ove Greek and English houses have made contracts for velivery, @ month abead, of ordioary cleaned Patna at upeer 3, and good cleaned at rupees 3-4. Gusev Crom fs in demand, and has been contrasted for at rupers, 3-15t0 41 per piece. Gexsy Ras a6 scarce and bring a good price. The orainary sbij qualities are worrh rupees 14-8, Since the iaet math ut two hundred chests of indigo have banged bands; of these sixty chests will 60 to the Unitet tates. ling at good p.ices; but thero is little or Sri riac is soll pothing doing in Jac dye, jute, goat Freights. ar dul, "$e Entiied tae tnee cre too to it; £1 10a, silks and indige, is pothing oles rosea A Nad Mesers. Atkinfon, Tilton & Co. inform me that the ship Georges bas been chartered for Boston at $10 per ton. the Sngiieh ship Angustos Wattenbach fr New York at tho same rate, and freight for the cargo of tae condemned ship Corsico, in the Loochoo for New York, at $13 per ton. Saitp tre Yn in the Belle Wood for Boston has been ol $16 end $18 per ton, ani for other goods, at $11 Sa éiz. Vor New York fifty tons have been taken at M4, Anon ber of shijz are Bow waiting business, ad coveral tore are expected. Wo may possibly see freigins cven lower th oa Eerat, Previeus to the recelpt of the telegraphic news, on the “id ultimo, there was a limited fem te agredond {o Ameri on bills ab 2s, 14,¢. clear for cash. Aller the receipt of the news, @ large amount of £2 te. tor des bills was sold at 2s. 144. But a rumor was ciron «private dispateh had been received, stating qwny's drawing rate at home bad béfn low cebvequently, our rate rapidly declined to 2s, when one of the banks came in and soli A OD threo mails in ad er rallis in in fay t closes firm at 2. 14d oF van clear, deliverable for this mai). tel that [pO ARD. TABLES, nro all apparains essential to, vregito De had at the ma SDER, 68 Ann street. PF: OF BVERY KIND, or connected with the game Re ufactory of O-CONN ‘second VED BILTTARD PARL hand tablee | February 19, 1866; warranted mathematically cor- peaeauing calial elasticity in all seasons. POF sale TARL PHEL 39 Chambers street, up stairs, a OLE SPORTING, Ly TOUIRE-FPOR TEN OR TWELVE DAYS, A png sims, Jy Kyung Bonairay Pout pin, cig te ne pneenheeiesennnenenssesemsisenindinsiieemestininesinereucemusi-me HELP WANTED. RARE CHANCE.—WANTED, AGENTS TO SELL Brother Jonathan's ehampiow polish; sone label. Smart men re Esp auake from 800 810 per day Call at i depot 44 Broa Per GOAN L. BRAWN C0. 444 Broadway. J Wholesale and Retail Mau (Av4 PERSONS OF BOTH SEXES WANTED, WHO wish steady employment and good profits, at a respect. bie light business, entirely new, and in great demand, and wil last forever, may apply for partioulars, at Us Chambers street, third oor. Also, one man on salary. GENTS WANTED—TO SELL A VALUABLE, USEFUL article, Agents can make from $5 to $3 per day. Apply ‘3 Broudway, room No. 12. CTIVE YOUNG MEN, OF GOOD ADDRESS, FROM the old country, can find profitable employment in a dy money business, A , With reference, lisher, box 4,661 Bost office. GOOD AGENT WANTED—IN THE CITY OF NEW Ps ke Pu York, for the sale of anew hot Water and steam heating apparatus. Address L. eds, ‘ost ve N ENGLISU COACHMAN WANTED—FOR A QUIET family. He must know his business perfectly, und be steady clvil and obliging. Apply at the box oflice of the Chambers street theatre. (HOOK AND WAITRESS WANTEDEITHER WHITE OR / colored; the cook to assist with the washing; both must dé Protestants, thoroughly competent, and have reeom- mendations. Apply in President street, South Brooklyn, 3d house above Henry. APMAKERS WANTED—FOR FINE CLOTHPLUSH and glaze caps, at Sengstack & Rahmer’s, 97 Maiden lane. O°, WANTED—BY A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY in the country a short distance from the city. She must Protestant; w good cook, and a first rate washer and tron- have good city reference, Apply at 97 Beekman st. |LOAK MAKERS AND PLAIN SEWERS WANTED.— Wanted, « large number of cloak makers and plain sew- ers, immediately, Apply at 238 Spring street, A YOUNG MAN, WHO LERK WANTED.—WANTED, writes a neatand expeditious hand, Address box 4,596 Post office, OLORED BOY WANTED—AS SERVANT IN A SMALL family. Apply at No. 6 Cheever place, Brooklyn, before Wo'clock A. M., or at 67 Broad st., dest floor, New York. RUG CLERK WANTED.—AN AMERICAN, THO- Toughly conversant with the prescription and refail bush Apply at A. M. Conklin’s, corner of Broadway and OVEF NESS WANTED.—A CATHOLIC LADY, WITH the best references for character, may odtain a desira- {uation by communkeating her requirements, references bode, in her own twriting, to box 4,131, Post oifiee, A French lady would be very acceptable. OOD CLOAK HANDS WANTED IMMEDIATELY, AT 7 Walker street. OTEL SERVANTS WANTED.—TWO IOUS3KEEP- ers, two cooks, head lanndress, two bundle washers, six waiter girls, twelve ironers, six curtain ironers, six washers, six dishwashers, linen room 1aid, storekeepers aud two hall boys, at Sesvants’ Institute, 149 Grand st. ILLINERS WANTED—AT NO. 146 CHAMBERS SREET, up stairs, Work given out. EN WANTED-—TO LEARN A PLEASANT, LIGHT business. Can make at it, in any city, $3 to $0'a day, on ‘small capital, or easily obtain a situation as journeyinan, ‘Taught reasonable at No. 5 Catherine street, room 9, up stairs. URSE WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, WITH the best of city reference, and who has been accustomed astome fo take charge ofan infant. Apply at 270 Fourth st., from 8 to 1}; o'clock. ALESMAN WANTED—HE MUST PERFECTLY UNDER- ‘stand the hosiery and fancy dry goods business. Apply a W. Mackenzie's, 362 Bowery. © MILLINERS.—KARE OFFER.—WANTED, A !IRST class milliner, as forewoman, who understands the basi- ness in all its branches; one accustomed to the city trade; Temuneration no object. Address, with name and 8, Energy, Herald office, “Several good milliners also wanted. 10 TEACHERS.—WANTED, AN UNMARRIED, EDU- cated foreign gentleman, in an academy iwar the University of Virginia, to music ond drawing. Sal end drawing, also boat luding washing, hight. A personal interview with the principal of l, would te preferred to auy recommendation that ould bé offered. Post office W: je depot, Albemarle county, Vir- ginia, v. H. GOODLOE, Principal. ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY, RESIDING IN A Village im the western part of this State, a woman, todo general honsework. She*must be capable ‘and trust” worthy, and undersiand cooking, washing and ironing. A desirable opportunity now offers for any one sceking a quiet, comfortable home in the country. Apply at No. 8 Weat stl 5 ANTED—TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMEN, With good eity reference—one as first rate laundress, the other as waiter; they must be willing to go a short distanes tn the country. “Apply at 21 Brevoort place. 10th t., between o'eiock. V7 ANTED—FIFTY GOOD GIRL TO WORK ON MAN- ud dresses, Callon Mrs. ¥ <P HE Lived at, ANTED—A PROTESTANT GIRL, TO GO \ SAORT distance in the country: ust be good co asher and jroner. Apply ut 132 Macdougal st. cont ANTED—MANTILLA HANDS, AT THE nw W ‘rourning sore Gf breaeeee AT PAR yo ‘ET NURSE WANTED—ONF WHO Tyas RI TLY Jost her chil ROEN ae “se iid. Keferences required. ‘Apply at 41 Gou- WASTED IMMEDIATELY—A 1 competent to take charge of partments in a house of business, first rate hand, Apply to M. M, Wi DY WHO 1S FULLY cloak and mantilla de- a t situation to & 48, 477 Broadway. ANTED IMMEDIATED £—-A COMPETENT PERSON 10 wing. by t 3 vie broken: ¥) week. Apply, betwoen 10 and PDA WOY 4X, AS COOK: SHE MUST UNDER whing. Apply at Ne, 5 Washington place, be- “ED WOMAN, TO COOK, Ma a smuall private family, A middle ply at 56 34 avenue, T4D—A CHAMBERMAID, NURSE, SEAM fees, walter girl, cook, laundreas, and vegetable cook. €2y beet wages wi nm. Apply at No.7 Vth at. % doors west of Brood wa: J. 8. SCUDDER, W4xtEn— FIRST RATE CLOAK MAKERS, at 154 ANTED—SIX SOFT IAT TRIMMERS; CONSTANT ‘employment and good waces will be insured by apply- ing at the corner of Raymond and Boliver sis,, Brooklyn. WASTEDORY A SMALL FAMILY, IN BROOKLYN, young Protestant women, as cook, washer wad in dand nurse. need apply who: city and obliging dim. nt aise a chamber b he A) ANTED-8IX GOOD MIL AND ON® TO. ‘muperintend. None bu hata need apply at vad way. suitable p @ltered. Apply at ¢ J ANTED—AT PAIGE'S HOTEL, CORNER OF SPRING end Weat streeis, a middie aged woman, as honsekeep tbe thdusittous and ¢ take charge, aleo a ‘ait on tables; one acy ferred; also a cham. J ANTED—AT } men, two clerk 6 RAST BROADWAY, TWO SALES: porter, for a tone for men, and ratiroads, three cotton vers, [ ‘ see sree cution weavers, t9 go to Con: V JANTED—AN ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT BOY. Who writes a good hand, and ie capable of atten apply at Freeman & Brig! V he duties of the oflice, may i ONE “ Mur WANTED TWO EXPERIENCED _men. Apply at 180 Grand st., W ANTED—FOU atree) : DRY GOODS SALES. ‘Uamen WAITERS, AT 142 WEST ‘ood. JANTED—AN AMERICAN, ENGLISH, SCOTCH, OR colored servemt, by a fanai of three person distance In the ec She must ben hew rate A willing todo general housework. Aatiefeetory Si, apap Wagea $10 per month. Apply at N Z jrom Sto Ibo elock, A.M eee arar tee “ad ANTED—A MAN TO ATTEND BAR IN A WHOLE. fale and retail lquor store ap town; none but those weil reccmmended for sobriety, capability and honesty. Call § 5, After 10 o'clock, A. M., at 346 2d avenue, corner of 2a st ANTED—A SMART, ACTIVE BOY, ABOUT 15 Years old, as assistant waiter, and to make himself gone useful, “Apply, with good’ recommendations, ai the Shot es Hotel, Thames st , before 11 o'clock this moruing. y TANTED—AN ACTIVE LAD, FROM SIXTEEN TO teen years of age, to atteud a retail counter. Apply ‘ashington street, wen, SE Bit ) ANTED—A Pay ay RRAUCETERAR, WHo Has some experience in making mechanical drawings. Ap: ply early at G, Welasenbom’s, 131 Fulton st., N.Y, eh TANTED—AT 76 BROADWAY, TWO BOOK. keepers, two conductors, three clerks, two two Darkeepers, tobr Waiters, two firemen, two bral two voachtnen, (Wo men on steamers, and three boys for tales and stores. LOUIS KAUFMAN, Agent, TANTED—CYLINDER PRESS FEEDERS AN W ‘here. atihe power press rooms of Jehu B* Witinis ree and 47 Ani Oe i60 TOAR WAKERS WANTED SALAO Wo PLAIN I sewers. Apply to A.M. & R. Davies, 395 and 307 Hroacway, up stairs, Ls HOUSE! |. ROOMS, &C., WANTED, OUSE WANTED—IN EXCHANGE FOR PIRST class elty stocks, paying a dividend of 11 per cont, in New mal price not (0 exceed $7,000), k, s rookivn or W) A 0 U. B. HOWES & CO., & Nassau street 1CB WANTED—IN OR NEAR BEEKMAN STRERT, or 30 teet by 25, on first or second floor, Address B, tree! WANTED—BETWEEN FOU ireots, in a pleasant location, not far parts of geniiemen, rent not to exceed num, upfuraished, this will manent, free use of bath, de. Address Trio, Herald office, for one woek. Vj ARTED To A HOUSE, WITH FROM AN eighth of an ner one sore of land attacket; must be «© Jowated, and got more than half an hour's ride from the ey the vieinity of the North river preferred, Family ver rool, Len N.Y. office, wating lovation, Address bo: eC. RESORTS, 1 of house, rent, SUMMER » BATHING.—THR ALLEGHANY y. is now ree TH HOUSE, AT r ten h, New Je for Sct cng Brapel the of steamers and 1CPm, ALBS por Week, jow York. ee SEED, PAMDBLY § 898, Topcon 5Yi TO LOAN, AT RIOHT— $2,000,000 reife Sea, 4, Pawssuoxens’ Ticnmss Bove JaMes 4, MACDUF! $1.000.500 finvinds BROADWAY, O AT diamonds, Watches, jewelry, dry lands. clothing, Fegars, and ey of Proyeriy.. Parubrokers’tekets botight and the highest preg Delure gong elsewhere, Business privaie. 4.4 roadway, Rear Caual slaeet, $1.000.000 rrr ene Nionare dry gasses ~ A . diamor welry, ¥ and at Kinds Ka ersonal properties or Poti ea tla for eash. utes, ', MOL ) Blocks, £C., C) 102 Nassau sireet, corner o! i, necond dor, rooms Nos a THOMSON & CO., brokers and commission merehatia TO LOAN—ON DIAl TOR. $775,000 "2 jour o1 pusowpe ware erty, or bought for eas! Bonds and bt prompt, at 486 Broadway corner -oomne street, room No. 8. nds 26 personel pr 0- Bo ver of Browse, or <M $755,000 airarcosnomens, it hat » ISAAC, IL ‘Chambers street, hasemaeat offoe. ‘Bucinens prompt and confidential, from 9 tll 6.. N. B.—No buciness transacted on Saturdays. enn TO LOAN-ON PERSONAL PROPER- $200.00 ty, in large aud small sume, at ine xr is and mortgngen vought ‘and sold, at K. B. D'S BARE'S, 0644 Bowery” N. Business prompt acd eou- fidential—separate rooms for the purpose. 80.000 72 GERD, OX BOND AND MORTG AGE, . in sums (o suit applicants, on first class pro~ luctive real estate, in this city or Krooklyn, Apply io. 9. BROAD, 13 Wall strect, seem story, front rooms. $25 000 QtXVK8t=PakT IN LOANS, OR POR. id chase of mortgages on improved city pro- Perey, and part in purchase of four to eight low together, low Seventieth street, and between F Ninth ave> OFT, 27 Wall street. 6. 000 —WANTED, SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS, . ¢ lobe secured by mortgage on property writs five times the amount, Address box 3,835 New York Post offic: 3 0.00.- TE SUPSCRIBER, AN ACTIVE, BUF. ' + nest man, having this amount, would like to invest it na safe businer# a cr ady established, or would Joan the same en good security, where his services woukl be re- quired. Address, prepaid, with particulars, G. B. C., Broad- way Post oflice. $2 OOO SEMEANNE vin 6 Pen CENT, TEN 1 coupon coal bonds, to trade for goc valuation. suitable for a country store, Call or « Country Merchant, 253 Greenwich street, 334. BROAPWaY.—MONEY ADVARCED, amount, on dit) sds, watches, jewelry dry goods, sexars, " ues. L, ARS horses, carrines, harners, an y seription of property; or bouht for cash, my: ty Seo negotiated. Waiches an jewelry for sale. we . THAYER, rooms Nox 1 and 2, second ANY ANOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN ON DraKoxns, plate, watches, jewelry avi all valuable personal Tities and merehandise, or bow, for cash. R. WOOD, ¢9 Fulton street, second fldor, frout oom, 8 A. M. wo 5P. OmRy, TO LOaY--0% Sar: JERE T AE: volvers, segars, soods, clothing,” planos, or beug! for cash. Pawn tekets bought on all ‘Kigde of Rroperte, af fair prices, at No. 6 City Hall place. N. THON FFICE OF THE TERRE HAUTE AND ALTON RA road Company, No. IS William street, New York 29, 1866.—Interest notice —The iniereat due on the first of uit on the Girst and second mortgage bonds of thie, company will be paid on or after that day, resentation of ibe coupons at this office , Treaewrer. ‘on the c. MERI cates duly regiatered on the tanafer Booka 00'w ta uly registered on tragsferred prior lo the 3th int It ordor of the hoa W. H Me INBY, Secreiary. HILADELYHIA AND IHADING, RAILROAD COM as, 1nbe Piv'ntend fvidend.of € per cent on fotice— A dividend ‘on the pre- ferred and common stock has beea dee! payable on tbe 6th of August next, free from State tax. ‘order of the Board. W i. MoLLHENNBY, Seereary. COPARTNERSHIP SOTICES. “ 2.0.000.72 RARTNEE WANTED, WITH San : + to engage in anew and profitable bri of the iron business connected with building; & eal build er or foundry man preferred. Addvess box 4,008, Post office. 10. 000. —PARTNER WANTED—QUALIFIED TO atest from $5.00 v0 $10,080, ngaion 840,000 invested, yas tovest 4 40 $10,000, ay x wi wi the privilege of buying, on'eks) terms, Af destred. Addreee box 4,536 New York Post offiee. va —PARTNER WANTED, IN A ™ 000 -Srttrent manatrorey, ante — wellestabliched. An active man cane! at FD ‘eer annum, App’ ar, at risk. from | yey ed _4 000. HOWES & OU M4 Nassau aireets a a e without risk Ty cae Tan thi in erat opportae o. BOW . iy 1 WKS Yonev, Trengee ma rs Biretiage pons Aimtely, to es, “WANTED, AN ASSOCIATE, IMMEDIATELY, > In ew gentee! business, in this city, It will clene $10.00) to $18 00% year. No risk, as first rato eeciriny will ¢ given for the amount invested. Please call on J. 428 Broadway, in the store. Sn eae re. D3OrvTION oF PARTNERSHIP.—THE P. ; ship heretolore existing beawcen BW terri iy ruction of thi Haupt and Wm. A. Galbraith, fu the const and Greentield Railroad bes been dissolved <0~ gent. ‘The work will be comtinued by Herman H. oupt and . Galbraith and their assoc! Haupt Cos i ae H. HAUPT, WM. A. GALPRATTEH. a PARTNERSHIP JLTHERTO EXISTING Bite tween Jame rd and George Chambers, at iN); street, Brooklyn, E. D.. is this day dissolved, b: sent, "The busiuess will’ be coutlnued he Ward, JAMES WARD. GBORGE CHAMB) SS USES UIEpnenneeeneeeneeeeeeeeeenea naa Y COPARTNERSHIP BERETOFORE EXIGTING BR~ tween the subscribers, under be drm naueof B. Helmke ue & Co,, is thieday, by mutual consent, dissolved. 18. Helmake Will settle the aifaire of the late arm." B. Pee Naw Yous, July 28, 1866. PeTER Y. REMY. (TO BRCGOISTR WANTED, A PERSON TO TAKE 40 interest ina drug store, to ‘a physician oF driegte: who has a thorough knowledge of the business Wberal termas will be otfered; also, a drug clerk wanted. Address Drapg'ety _ HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C, TITHE BAZAAR, SL CROSBY STREET, WILL, BR at auction, every Monday and Wednesday, a butnber ween anitab le business parpodes, AO new and necond hand wag: nit donele harness, 9. HL GATRRELD, Proprietor: NY PERSON WISHING TO RELIEVE THEMSELVES of the burden of & good hse during the wext two inenths ean secure earetul altendance in the country abd Fea: wnable use, A moderate charge will be pald. Address Herald office. WRAY MESSENGER WORSE, NINE YBAKS OLD, 6 hands high, pertectly kind and souad, a good amuse horse, and a superior aadalle onan, has been chdden by & haus. For sale. Apply to A. BENEDICT, No. 5 Wall stress, Gens AL rockaway, for four per three light wagons, without weighing 225 pounda, Broome and Grand. -A GOOD SECOND ‘ OR SALE—a GRAY HORSE, SIXTEEN NAN FR A entie In every Peep tit Fa very eet, Will atend in with two men in ous fans wired. Address time and pine where the hor wares and ‘teie® OR SALE—A DARK CHESNUT COLOBED pene | Also a Roston gig t ceparatety, «| ¥ stable, 19 Monroe sirest, near rine. ORSES FOR SALE—A NICB PAIR horses sixtéen Bands high, ned. with good tails, sound and Will be sold, any time befor Partculars inquire of J. 1, WAL’ Ked Mouse stables, Harlem. The minutes OF x © years old, prieRed FE on kth, for TON, proprietor of cars pass every tem EXCURSIONS. th = FLIGHTFUL MOONLIGHT EXCURSION AND cor. tillion party. on Thursday evening, ad are and sp Wistinan Choe A George mers, and double SUPERIOR, wii atrip up d as follows —Hroome Kast river, at 8 0 cloc! if, at ®h: pler 3, North river, At: Spring street, at mos street, at 1o°clock. A find Land of music will aecompany the boat.” Tickets one dol admitting a gentl ‘gan be had on board thp dont, oF at 79 W. A. HITCHOOCK. FOR SUREWSHURY, LONG BRANCH, HIGHLANDS, Ocean Ocean ‘ AMES CHRISTORNE ne above piaees on gay ha : M.: Wednenday, Oth, at Iiy A Twenty first class hotels now open. HE MEMBERS Wand their (rlende ASONTC Proragion. = ant AM, nua! excursion will take wireday next. 7th inst, per vor steamboat from foot of Market slip, OF DORIO river, at8 o'clock A. M, ets can he obtained of the undersyined committer. Jno. W. pas, Le my c- fen doors iat oka sip: Jee, . Candage, slip; Jas. Moore, uth street Brahe. 2h asa areet » Joa Penn am Aan he FMEMBER—WEDNESDAY, Avert R nal pie nic of Pateatm Lodge, No. aT. 6 a a’ a iY a dire Grove. Steamer John Hart and barge re hoeuage a, Nave Pe alps Faken jeri er Mp Nou eet Bp ftreet, 9; Hammond atveet. Og. TicKew Si conte back CAPTAT! 1 a Phang ree ;, Broome the exc: T°, HARTER FOR EXCURSIONS. — J splendid steamer WASHINGTON, C Eee W kine, Geo. W. Si Will be chartered. with or wit % Charter will do well to eat! botore rose pate vier where. Terms rensonable. Apply toa 8 W. HI FCHCOcK, ne — Wace ox eotin’ Tho Rironte eons WEAN tao thin 1, Malian, will leave on Sunday, & Thon 8 Sirean Nunes oreet Tresberh vee aad re , North river, Leaving foot of Robinson siege 1, 8 an 5 o'clock. Leaving Weehawken at 10, 1224 Freese PAPER HANGINGS —A FINB ASSORTMEN of diferent styles, 5 yer k we :