The New York Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1857, Page 5

Romance in Aigh Dite, MARRIAGE OF A COACHMAN TO A MERCHANT'S DAUGHTER. Qe Baturday evening mete men named Jobo Deas, ‘whe bas heen conchman for Mr. John G. Boker for tbe Iaat two years, called cpos a lawyer to coasul} him as to ‘merehant prince became indignant at the choice of bis G@augbter, and 1 seems bas endeavored to forcibly ore. ‘vent her from living with the lucky ooschman. Here ‘Bie story, as related to the lawyer:— p 1d beon bie conchman for uearly two years. ia De- ember be come 10 live here in tne and 1 stopped in Tarrytown care of the horses. advortise for © Coachman two weeks before he come up, and then he because he anew that the daugater sep tnd! kept her company. He asked mo if company, apo {said mot, aud she said japted me v0 go 10 Caillornia. And so when J come away ! bere, and | addressed bor a few Mmes, and he found it out. She aaswered three or four eters, and she got out on Wednesday; she slipped oui, wad we went to ihe Rev. Mr. Batflcia’s, ia Tairty-fourin treet, and he married us sbout baif past 19 o’closx to the daytime; then she slipped bark again rigotof. Ske ‘thought they woaldn’s know anything about it for a tow ‘and she'd get her clones and we'd live together. i. one of the girls; be suspected that “swae sbe that the letters. Mr. Boker told ber @Mary Ann) that he'd sboot me. He has never sald Qny angry words to me. Be won kt her ou. Toe @ay abe wes to be married she told him she ee ee company Wim mtnar lots, ne is over twenty two, tola me be led like ® dog, aad whea er ‘business she slipped out; and she’s ee: He told me once he dida’t jod to her Mf | got schanos. | told money nor hers. Me said ne’d pee the sod before she was married to Keeping her company about a year apa Be’s sald everything to ber t0 maxe her re gigs me = When | come away he said. ‘ See the ragoal, bow be Couldn't see bis face gola’ —— told me #0. { understand as bow Be yihing at all {he could got hor on Be was tbreaterin’ to scnd ner w Ger 5 3 J 2 g J i; ta ip there and be won’t lei ber out. Sas basn’t ate anything now for these thray days. | feel bad to bave her a cryin’ there ail night and they si) emj2yia’ themselves. The wust of 1 !e on account of my bein’ Iwiad; but !’m as good a man ashe is, if he is rich. Dean wae comforted by the assurance that counsel ‘would get his wife restored to him witnout fail, They ap- peared, before the Recorder, on Monday, for the pur, of Pesvoring his wile tareugh's wri of habeas covpue The Seliow ing ie the petition :— Jaume M. Surrn, Jn, Recorder of the city of New York— fhe petition of John Dean shows that Mary Ana (ean is im- FE z E ‘isonment, wo and belief of your petiuoner, is tat ‘Ana, in private, Murch 4, inst Bev win F. Hatieid, ® clergyman, performed said marriage; a! sald facbor Roaring of ‘aid marriage, and bem, petitioner yj & i H rE i é z & : : manding thew, and FS ee uid Mary Aon belore said floc dar sn th, a“, P 1 * JOUN DEAN. Gur Hope and Defence, [ #:om the Coarlesvon Mercury.) ‘We pobjien among our extracts an editorial from thé ok Hees’ ID, -& Northern Virginia Emi- Project is to resuacitate and white, popalation, foreign and do. Norwera States, We do not participate lity of carry- cor. Tne enterprise wo ems. Bat the result i of 3 3E 5, li (ie most, o gourse, be the work Of time; ana we believe ali effort fo hasted such resuiis will oaly retara them. Bi Sites ‘Yet it Das arisen again and agacc, on! from de‘eat; aga under sew issurs, which {it cam always ty HAH uf if 5 i , Best Sey . r hina indifferently, Cecciua blow. find we relied tipoe Oarseives at frst, we sbould bave bad 00 peed ef friends now, and no lace. sipiand., Kastecky,, Mlssour, to. boat’ the ‘Braet ‘emtocky, e wae attic ‘A much more vitally in tered’ = W om 40 take the initiative tn ud thrive wisn. out slavery iw adolieh meas. i : Hud Se priee feat : is i E H : ii bi ; i H i i i if ay : chance the abolition\ste may fore the teatton and 0 tall. sen etatchiann Syuster Bre fellow tatnr the following cue — cousticion, bas beam time when it is necessary for « person to be pF, them to vote at the election for delegates to the Constitutions! Comvention, will be about the 16th 0° March. We know that a great many good mes from th» Bon. siaveholding a2 well ae the siavonotding States, in- tend emigrating to our Territory dering the and Ghould and do desire to oe ieee ne ptf ‘Maoh, as we are very confident tbat the bill will become a aim let datems the black rept icane azarde; ani to 40 thts, we ‘all men from ¢' common SS, Wr hase at ens soe and rentals = ‘whieh #0 = 7O py fe oa wore Southern friends, woo in lead Les ue make Kapras a tlave Siate, democratic, If pomdie It not, hich is to toake fk & honid slavery de abolished. ore then we say, hurry oo, harry in ' Personal intelligence. Mr. Appleton, the new eaitor Union, in my toring from the prevaliing epidemic, and has not lett hiv rou @nce the isy of inengeration an ion of the wounds received by Mr, Frock be Coel at Movile with Mr. Nixon, eoce bo de Broken, ter tsioud baa boee on bad terme for fe their Uifoehien tbe Gee! wee errange® and fong’ NEW YORK. HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH ll, 2857. : Prebable Low of the Ship Hungarian. ‘The obip Hungarian, Capt Baker, sailed from }iverpool for Philadelphia on the 20m of Ostober last, and bas Bow deca out one hundred and thirty days, without say ewe being heard of her. As sbe bas never been seen or spoken #6 ie most probably lest. We gtve below a list Fete yl i WHAT 4 LETTER IN THE NEW YORK HERALD WILL DO. Our country cousins are prone to be periodically hor- rified at the vice, crime, frivolity and 90 of soci- ety in New York, and they are apt moreover to suppose ‘that virtue and real bemevolence only exist in the rural @istricts; Dut unfortunately for their theory, circumstan ces occasionally transpire which sbow buman mature to be just the same in crowded cities as it ie in the quic country, and prove benevolence as well as malevolence to be more active in the former than in the latter, be cause brought more to a focus. A case has receatly 65 curred which we commend to our country friends, and hope they wii) bear tt tm mind when next they hear of the wickedness of New York. Last June young Englishman and his wife arrived in this city with the hope of making ® Detter living bere than they did in England. The man had no trade, being employed in the Oustom House im his own country, and he could find Bothing to do in ibis city for which be was fitted. Their little means soon melted away and poverty stared them tm the face Occasionally the man gota stray job ¢ could not make enough to live upon, and faally all (air means wereexbaused. To add wo the'r misery the woman was in a delicate situation, and approaching the period of ai) others most trying to a femaic, and when they require ‘ROt only the necessaries but also a few o! the luxuries of life For two weeks previous to last Saturday their sita- ation wes indeed pitiapls, They lived on a vow! of bread ‘ane mi') each day, and of en were compelled to go even without that, They were unacquainied with the ety, bad no friends, and ceath by starvation seemed inevita- Die, as they were baa) een to beg or even let their neigh- bors know of their tress. Last Friday a gentieman beard their story by chance, and wrote a letter to the Bran, briefly whe facts calling om the Pudlioc to come to their al peared oa Sat urday morning, and most it responded to, 1h ta eupposea thas 200 iy on the persons Persona’ Poor couple ano eack broght his or her mite. Doctors of. fered their profeasior al services to the poor woman when needed; one brought a stove anotaer coal, a third ‘was also*farnished in abundance. Bat the uben fomaie in the In the eveniog of Saturday Haran calied at the uring the day to our oflice, as thought their neeafmight ve urgent. He found them im the attic of a Bouse the surroundings of which were an) thing but agreeable to sensitive nostrils, and which must have deem extremely disiastetul to the woman and her hus- band, whe bad seen betier days. She was quite young, and though mesgre aod wan from Jack of food, was sul pretty. Ouring ois stay, which was bric!. be cord ame Ip to protier his services; a clergyman, ), 10 860 what be could do, apd s woman wib s basket of bread. Bus the most graceful act our atlache saw while he was there, was that of a young, beautiful and richly dressed girl, wbo came up to the eitic room unattended, aud several persons \t weat iA the woman's side, took her hand, said s few words to her and then retired There was no ostentation in the act, but the manner in which the hand was withdrawn unser the bed c'othes showed that some money had beeo placed in it by the young Iady. Tbe German who kept the grocery store underneath was astonished. He did 00; know that any one was marvitg im his house, aud he was surprieed to see the \atereat the poor strangers had excited among so many well dressed people. He said there was & consiant stream of visiters going up stairs a'l day. All this goes to show that New York are abaa- ¢apuy rows when & case of real di comes ander their notice, They do not give money to organ- Se Sesame het shay are omer’ 2 . 1s previ ul are Up up qnite as much for the benefit of the president and secrotaries as for the poor. But there is po humbug about such acase as that we have just related, and that our people feel in- ‘The Espencheld saat for the Present Spring, ‘nold at &) 50, is admitted to be superior in al! respects to those for which $4 is demanded in Broadway. lis store w 115 Naa eau street. Beebe & Co., 156 Broadway, will Isene the pring fashion for ‘genlemen's hate this day, Satarday, ebruary 28. Leary & €o.’s New Quarterly Patterns for gentlemen's dress hate is this day issued. together with a ce of Paris hats of late styles, mcluding the oae- ridge soft hat (a new waler proof artcie) in vari- as colors, and for sale ®. our counters only LEAKY & OV., gents’ bas, Nos. 3, 4 and 5 asior House. je the Hatter.—148 Fuiton street, be- aap wadway and Nasaustreet. Spring style now ready. rice #3. ‘The Fashion of the Season tn Gentlemen's hats was introduced by Genin on Saturday the 7 New York ard the Union have for yeara accopted ihe quarterly innues of Genip a» the governing styles of the day, and ix spring hat for LAG; will be found (oO possess tye hughes: claims Non of men of taste and jidgmen 4 Broadway, opposite 8, PF We cestre to call Attention to the Po- rewptory auction male of real estate, located in New York, Brooklyn and Williamsburg, to be made this day (Wednesday) at 12 o'clock. a! the Merchants’ Exchange, by ALBERT tl. MIOOLAY, Auctioneer. The terme are liberal, titles indis- utable. anid the property ie lo be sold to close & trust. For Eithographic maps. Gill, amd full partiovlars, we refer wo the auctioneer, NO. 4 Broud atreet. Hallotypes, Hi pes —Chie New and beautifal style of portratture is now taken fn all its perfection at Garnev bow palace of art, (49 Bronaway, J. GURNty, photographie artist, N. B—No connection with ‘any other establishment. Hallotypes.—J. Hall, tne Inventor and Paientee of the hellotypes, would reepectfully inform the public that bis gallery of pictures in the photographic establish: Mr, Fredericks, No 5-5 broadway. opposite the Metropolitan Hotel, bo Conne tion with any orher emtadimb nm Clotht at W notesnle.—W: to Inform Boutbern Western cea addiuon to ® larger stock than usual of our well known iv Of fine and faahionable clothing, we have thia season goC uy & Jarge quantiy of medium and iow primed goods, e7 ani in taste ae wo the finest, which we ate prepared to offer m (he figure in the trade D. DBYLIN & CO, Bs, 09 and 260 Broadway, corner Warren street, Special Notice.—Our Closing Sale ts Discon- Upved foc Monday only, to give us an ay Lo r@arrance our mock and eoliver peods already BV. HAUGHWOOT 4 00., S61 and 6 Broadway Hudson EitvesSnattonse 00 Sassen N.Y. “ 41M. Board and 2 , ‘Terra opens April ®. went on gear Brain Labor; A Sensation Article.—Some original views and statements on thie very important subject, in APE ILLUSTRATED. Rewir today. Price only foar cents, All newsmen ehould have it. Publiahed at $05 Broad way. Custom Made Shirts of all Sizes, Whole- ale and retail, at MclLACGIHLIN'S shirt ani furnishing store, 20 Greenwich street, corner of Murray. Crime—Is 1t More Prevalent tn New York than eleewhee! LIVE ILLUSTATED to day anewers. Only tour cents, Newamen have it. Shilling Portraits and dollar photographs tak wn the world, At the machine picture mart, 2-9 Broadway. Our New President—Hon, James Buchanan —Bis portrait, yy. description of bis inang aration, Rees eee PRE tte ere he ineugaretion. sale by all newemen. Southern and Western Merchants are In- vited to examine my spring styles of inehtonaiie elothing %. HOCGHTON, 256 Bradway Oar New Vice Preastdent—te keness, nde sketch of his jay’s LIFE TULUSTRATED, Four cents, For sal Wedding Cards and Envelopes The finest ‘and mont approved styles im the city. st KVBRDRLL'S grant card depot, 2 Broadway, corner of Duage street teresting to All Has bande and wives, in LIFE ILLUSTRATED, Only four eguts may eave a thousand collara in doweste felidliy. Try it Send It to Your Friends in the Coustey.— LIF ILLUSTRATED may be bad in wrappers, ready for mailing, at tour conta, No. a, Rrwadway, Deflance Salamander Sates—with Patent powder promt dehanee jks and arome bare, Depot 192 Peart fire: door belo ery ane ee KOURRT M. PATRIOK. John Wood's New Gymnast iw at Ro. 6 Raw wanty eaghib mireet, near Fih avenue, Open— Phentx-1ike.—Jones’ Old [tatian, for Seto Aisfigurementa In; Jonen’ coral hair ofl remorative, Oe font #higiid slabamter for jadiag @in, all supert we Teapot, M2 Bowery. hold their sway supreme Who and the privately appited, at No. 6 Astor saan ugh’s Wigs and Coupees, Light, Du- ole rant: wartinied s pertect tt 163 Pelion ares, Murray & Lanman’s Florida Water —Have you an irritab ¢ skin! Can yeu appreciate the breath ers} Do you wisb for a clear complesion In this ba‘samic thoral essence you have the best counter irritant, the balmient ye. the LARMAR & Ov., wholesale York, and by al) ce. Seid by DT. ruggivia, 69 Uggista, at 60 cents per betiie. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. ‘Teespay, Marob 10—6 P. M. The stock market was @ little more buoyant to-day. ‘The favorable character of tho bank report has undoubdt- edly had some effect upon the views of speculators for a milion of dollars in the spe sie reserve , and seven hundred and filty thousand dollars in the line of discounis, was bardiy looked for, and appears to bave given buyers more confidence. The effect, how- ever, has been very unequal. The improvement in pri At the first board Mich),.« Southern sinking fund bonds advanced 1}; per cent; Liii- mois Central Railroad, 1; Illinois Centra: bonds, Delaware and Hudson, 34; Pennilyvania Ooal Company, 44; Ward Coal, 1; New York Oeniral Railroad, i ; Cleveland and Pittsburg, and Rock Island, Company decimed X por X; Michigan Southern, '<; La Crosse aad Milwaukie, \: There was quite a change from the opening to the close in the movements of frie Tt opened at 639% and closed at 575 cent cash. In Readieg and Oleveland and Toledo torre wasan active business. Gslenaand Kook islauds: pear to be working up very slowly. road was in demand at the improvement. There wats small sale of Jilinois Centra) rights this morning at: percent. Within the pasifew days there has beru transactions in Ward Coa! Company. ail classes have Iately been more freely offered, and a general thing commanded fall prices. New York Centra! bonds are daily operated in to about the There are always afew for sale at the current price, whate: At the second board the market was quite heavy. Lower prices ruled for nearly every stook or the |... Erle opened an: closed at 67, which is a decline ot + from the lowest price of the firet beard. Reading fell off 34 per cent; Micbizan Central, ),; Milwaukie aad Missis- sippl, 24.; Cleveland and Toledo, 3; Canton Company, Cumberland Coal, 3. Afver the board Erie sold at 67 per cent, ana was freely offered. Michigan Southern, Reading, 813,; New York Central, 904. jemand for money today. The probability is thet the stripgency will increase and towards the close of tae month beoome quite severe. The heavy pay mente of the commercial classes bave jast commenced, and every day reduces their available resources. ‘The rece!pta of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Com- pany for the firet week in March amounted to rise, The increase of or ces bas not been gesoral. Cleveland and Toledo, *. Rathroad stoc<. 100 do. 60 Ward Coal& ir Go 36 10 Oleve, Cor&@CiaRR 101% Canton Oo. *3 Iilinole Central Rail 100 Railroad bode ¢f 200 Cum Coa) Co Troasarer reports to-day ws follo ‘The receipts include $50,008 transfer drafis on The warrants entered at the Treasary Department, ‘Washington, on the 71h inst. were as follows: — For the redemption of stocks. For the letertor Departtusat wy From miscellancous sources, ‘The stock operations of the proprietors of course of cou |. are the Westera Air Times tn Wall street yeateraay and to-day were as fol- Dols, extending from New on the Boug) Southern Ratiroad do. 400 Cleveland and Toledo 100 Ja Oresse and Milwank! $3,000 Michigan Southern SF bas a. 40 Clevoland, Col. and Qin. RR... the lake, a+ the ctty of ch we lame one connie tar the seaboard by all the Toads ead Dg and extending east: by wi q distance from } rostalane to Cl sborv r by Ofty miles than by any of the other railros* 160 Reading Ratiroad. 1Co Galena and CBicego 100 Reading Railroad ler 30 106 36, seller 60 "81%; aetler 10 days. 200 Reading Ratiroad.. ..........823¢, buyers 60 days. ‘The stock jobbers of the Daily Times are now opera y for a rise, and have been for some days past Veloes do net, however, move just now as they anticipated, The losses on their operations of the pust week must have beon very heavy, Speculating in stccks for arise is not, joss at thie moment, so profitable ‘The capital that the proprie. tors of the Time: advanced to put the Valley Bank of Ma ryland in operstion, was more productive, at the ex pense of the swindled pabilo, than buying New York Centra’, Erie, or Reading Railroad stocks. ‘The New Flaven Aepister of the 7th iast, saye— as starting bogus banks. in sll to $11,600 per the i 3 ie epeak from entbority. ship Pmen, at (his port from Hevre, news one cay lator than the Persia’s da'es. From Loo don we have sccounts oe the 224 alt Console hed a4- in the markets there hac beon no vanced « fraction. ‘The sicamer from Boston for Liverpool to morrow (Wedneeday) will take oat betwoen three and four has. Grea thousand dollars in specie, most of whice will be sent from this city. du Chiev. om the back of the (ppor Missieeppl river: and will be opened for through basioess om the Je) of ‘The teed euler of ibe Liliuets Comtrel Retiron Company fer the iret weok in March were $179,000. The earnings of the Titaois Contra! rosd for February war: agatnet $191,000 im the same time Inet year. ‘The value of morotandise warehoused |i Beaton, for the week ending Marce 6, 1 Bil ciber merchandise... Warehoured fer Uanada— ‘The Board of Directors of the Cley; railroads met at Nowcastle on Wodneeday of last werk, and decided to make thet place the termianting pote imetead of Mahoning wwn—the roste siriki £0 valley come fon bove Nowoastle, aad follow. ing it down, making the depot on the weet side. The from Youngelora to Noweastlc will be under contract by the first of April, and will ve Goisbed ‘There if & bill Gow Detora tbe Legisiature of New Jor sey providing for the isms shares of the sock of the Cemdon ami Arisoy Reliroat and Delaware and Karten Cana! Companies, This tea matter of great importance, ani one whicd cases mucd feeling \@ the State, There # | ite doult bat that the bill Sftoes thewand sew Te At the last session of the |/l\nols Legigiatare, a charter was granted giving Ool. 8. 5. Mason and hie associetes Permission to build @ ralirond bridge across the Minis. wppl river at jrobnqne. It tederetoed the: thine Re-nigis at privetpal porte U. § VY dhe fotvwving 19 @ sratement of the mover and Toupece | morewent of ihe Iiituole Retiroad Company to obtain Cenpection with tho Dabuque and Pacific road, now ex- Vending westward. ‘The gr as receipts of the Naugatuck Railroad Company for the year ending Deo. 31, 1866, were as follows:— 19287,416 09 123,119 04 Net receipts... . $114 287 05 ‘The: vetomers of we Reating Ratiroed Company say thas unless a considerabie reduction ly made ia the tolls, they will be ‘orced to do business un the Sobuy lkill Canal and oiber pival reuies. The fact is, the Reading Rallroad bes lost He supremacy forever, and cannot bo,e heres. ter to dictate terms to the coal region. Last year the maximum charges wore two dollars; the minimam, one dollar eighty five cents, between the extreme points of tbe road. 4 these charges neted the company oaly one dollar fifty-five cents, Jt ie well known now that the President, Mr. Cullen, bas eonsented to reduce the maxi- mum charge to dollar aed sixty cents, or about one doKar twenty-five cents net. Thie would reduce th» imoome of the road about six hundred thoasand dollars— say Afuen per cent of the gross receipts of last year, on the same tonnage. The coal men, however, are nos wall disposed to accept these terms, and clamor earnestly for @ much grester reduction, which they say must be made to enable .¢m to compete wih the dealers who use ine w routes to the coal region. Stock Tumpay, Marob 10, 188%. $5000 Virginiag’s.b3 92 s60abekreRt..... 584 6000 Missourl@’»-b8 86 100 AO,, +DIO 68% D600 58>, 8B00 N Y en RRBs O0'4 100 4000 N ¥ Cen RR7’s 10136 8C60 Hu RiRR itm 97 1000 Bu Ri RR 8dim 6635 4000 Hud RIKRCOB 04 ‘100 Gar RRistmtg 82 5000 Rar RR 2d mtg 74 1000 1} Cen RR bds 10036 00d 100% 6000 88 I) Cen 1000 Mi So Skg 6000 Er RR D z a Sissse FRAKES 287 Mich S0& N 106 11] Oentral RK... 1 100 do.... uM mS do. * 30 1k 900 do......D60 23°; 200 Gal & Ohio RR60 105% 100 do. 0 106 Chio & RookisRR 106% 86M & Mise RR... 75 BOARD. 100 abs Erie RR. .830 200 do. 24 mig 75 66shs N¥ ConntyBx 103 000 1836 10 Mich Contra! RR. 963, 65g 100 Cleve & Tol RR.. 60 do. peo 50 GO... 6. 00s 67% 80 Chic & Ro Isi RR. 60 8735 26 Canton Uo...... Tifin and Fort Wayne Ratirord. The following condensed sta/ement from the last an ‘ual report of this company, gives a prey good idea ot ita loca! advantages ard importance as a grea! trunk line to avd from the West:— The superior of railroad extend- toy their fines in 8 direch anal ad week course, A Y §. i i H i ii lll I [ | { ! E i i Hl ie ESE direct liae eastward Boston or Ip addition to hw, we Pave ® prospective oviiet to the cities of New York a1 ‘o\lade?| 1» OF Ry Ao the Olio ton line and ifs extension im Ohio, and W ney lvanin and New J roads, by which wo save ie distance besween the Missiaeippi r.ver and New York, over w+ bendred and fifty miles, and wo the city of Paliateiphis ry. Miles, above ali other routes now pro sted. the lisks composing the American C-ntrai Ral! wsy—the Tifa and Fort Weyne—te now being rapidly copstructed = The grading on the whole jiae—being 10% miles—is principaily completed, apd tlee for the whole work are contracted for. aud are now betug delivere4 ov (the track, im readiness forthe isying cown of the iron rei'a i May or June next All the gracing, rigbt of way, end other expenses of the company, bave bern folly paid by the company. whhout the issue or rale of @ singie bond or other secu rity of the road for wet parpose; and from whe com menoement of the work to the present, each mouiniy ey Umete nas been promptly paid, with & single excep Peopsyivanis mavufectore, ior the road, of & house in the cuy of Philadelphia, and commonee early in the opening of spring the aelivery of which te to (f the Ist mortgage bonds of the company, amocating i i if rr Z Z : f H é H z i i fl A i i i j : i at fe et fi z iY 2 : FY 2 if 53 2 5 ? : ed , The rales embraced 1,000 duahele prime white common Western at $1 17 ; jomern ret a $1 45. Amel) Mimoury pod ot 9 fu, ond 1.839 bash. common . Corn wae heary, aad buyers were oot ieposed try tlews of poner. sale Bere contit ad to mane 10,000 a 13 09 baabels, chiefly old W ew larn mixed, fn Ai Tie 8 je. eloing web no purchars abov heen yellow and while were quale aed rides were wuchenged. Ryn —Uid Northern woe at Ne. Cote were ot dies for State an) Weriern, ~ # touthern and at de. & St. To BRFe® AX. Sales of AHOw 1,009 tha were made wt Ue One am OF TAantan.—o eamke were end at 0 Corrre — The males embraced shor! @¥ bags of Rio 8 10e, 100 Wate Of Java at Logo. and 25 do. Maracalve, « et WRA More selire, Amd ihe wales em the greater portion of WhGS Wat fn tennaliti. That poll In store was irmer while low sold in Iraneit WET CHAR L. Rxporta from 8. to @. B. aimee } experta fom 17, States ainse int & * game tiene ti 16k sane tiene io 1955 » Fheimaony of pn to Aber pat interior 10 Ube: of Holiaod, and tia etn aa ibe common to the double brown stou! of Great all ns It ‘Sim, to the ‘oun, purespi 7 whoever hey may be, Will give me the ‘esrtiew inform ion. when the In} @ of “be coun tes Wo preteat thee 1 a ROEPIND WOLWR 2 Beaver treet Sow Bepiember lest, we compar id w ih the previay tro 1 abe alt des ‘hie “tie 781 000 196.000 323, son Soro Zar 1194 O09 000 1 288,00. on hand. «tot 000. Ser.009 Baotonp (000 7 Of which during ine pas! week, inciuded in the above: — Received at pore... 90,000" 42000 131,000 84,000 Ex to Great britain 85.00 9.000 L,007 * France .......- 6000 7,0 49 Bx other for'gs poris, 200 1400 advo 2400) Total exports. . SB000 76,000 91,000 4,009 @ broker. in hs circular for the Niagare, mak - lowing satement—"Urop—Ihere is siit) unthieg te te ae Yelopements at the Bouth to cause any change in opinion ae {0 She reeult of the crop proving somewhat jews than 3,000,000. Aeceipte Decrease i the poris compared widh last Year 115,040 ales; compared with INBi, 1000 “kxporiez te erease to Great britain, 194,000; compared with 1X3, 24000 Dales Lecrease iol rance. 41 Wh); |, crease compared wid 1683, 89,000; decrease to other foreign ports, 74.000, compared with 1853, 51,000 bales ibieeayaas FREiGHTS ~To Liverpool, about 15,000 & 20,00) bushela of ren were engaged, chiet!y in omge at 4).d. a od (00 bola. Moar at'ibe; 400s £00 boxes bac on and 100 odin tase or tee cherre at We, w ondon small iot of cotton at 5 re unchanged, with lig tour Were taken rere engaged on Mornls and Ausiralls were um [aY.—The sales were moderate including about 0 ales at 960, 1or 100 ba. went Linn wae quiet while receipts were re salee of Thomastown were made ai $1 (0 for © $1) for limp MoLassns—Salee of aout IB) hhds, Cuba murcovate were made at dh0 Ade Raval, Srones nominal: epirite turpentine wae sold in an’) ote at 49¢. a Uc , on time and interest Commo. rosa way wearce, acd rales of abou! | 20 bbs were mate st $) 42), per S10 ib jehvered, aud 2u0¢0, No 2, Sold at $2, and KO do §. $2 WH & $2 625, for” 310 lbe , other descriptions were un banged. Uns, —' marke! was ra'her heavy, whe sales of about 12.000 galis I ngiiah where made chietiy from the dock, « S6e., cash, And (0a 700 gallona of american at Béc. Hic Whale was doll, while sperm continued firm. At New Betford ge were made as igh at $1 424, per gallon. Lard ol! was vissons —-Pork—The market was leas active, bat quite the enhanced views of ho dere checked sales, which confined © 200 » 300 bbls. inctuding new mess. at 223908 detng held firmly at the laier igure. Old mene wae al # $7370, and prime a $1 50 $1875 Beer con tinued firm, with sales o' about 226 bbis including country yuntry mens at #12 4813; repscked 6 latter igure for $25; armail otot Weste Leet hams were old w! $23. Bacon was steady, at 10% % 1)}e. Cut ments were in fair demand, with sales of aoe 100 packages, at Pye. A 9c. for anoutlore. and we 1h! 2 bcag: ex'ra: prine mess Wa 1dse for hams. xard wes without change of moment, the saies embraced about 200 SBC a liige. Hot ter was in good 2c. for Obio, and Ws « 2 id, wt pelling at Lie a ic, and firmer: sales of abou! 800 casks for piate. chees RICE wa» more were reported, ood to prime quality, at #40 m So. boar. —]00 doxes Onstue were sold a Le. SUGAR —She market was steady, with sales of 410 bhds of Cuba muscavado at a Mye. and '1044e., sad 109 bhia, mo- Jes embraced about 490 2 500 bile Ohio And pricon. at 26:00. a 2c. Operations in Real Estate. There were increased salen of real estate made at anetion yeeterdsy at the Merchant’ Bxchange. With the exoepti in of About 4 lots on Twenty eighth street, near Sixth avenue, all 8010, consisted improved property; and, judging from ite Jovaiton in various parte of the city, we should any {txaid jow, and indiested @ dull market for this kind of property. onal derable portions probably, aa usual, were bought in on ac const of owners:— 3, 25x99.11 each pee eaneae 5 Leasepoid jor, with bulidings, runuing through from Greenwich and Washington on Jay street, 26.6% (60 16. SMNRMIIIIN: sesasssuceceqansven rae 2lovs on Db st-eet, pear Cb ave: Do do io Bouse and lot No.278 West 3% street... Dwelling northwest corner 234 sueet and Oweleeg house No. 277 West 10th e:reet . Do No. 137 Kast S5th street. -: No.9 Commerce sireet, 37140...... A Higuae and lot Ho. 41 White street, on lease 0 House and jot No 32 amtty street, 2h: ‘Three story brick house and lot No 92 Guill at., 22.3% House and lot on Sth av., bet. 32d and 334 sts., 24 Sa100 10 0 be do do do. Two houses and lots on 39h street, 25x78 House ard lot cor. Menroe and Scamm Pt No. 105 avevue B, 42x2) . Do 0 465 Hudwna #: , cor. Barrow, 19 11x83 Uy WILLIAMSNOR Ge Cottage and lot on Remsen street. Ce ooo ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED RVERY DAY MISCELLANEOU SAWE HOM & 00.8 PATENT QROURD, saws, ” pl ie trowel ~ cen oe wl o ths priocwsel harariare ‘siaren, at ths anleareome of 3 i * mapoiact) 29 and 3) Goid areet, or at the works, earner of Broome, Sherif and Oolumbia streeia, N.Y. CORARLES: LONDON CORDIAL GIN. D York, Nareb 10, 1S°.—Ke'tor of Herald HeaUOn of Nimproa Browers in leet siG1 po refutation of the charges contained in my ( journal Fee eS, to know the character of the wut! ther Are xitem pi Put in competition with OM AxLns’ LON DON CORDLAL GLY, whiab | first imported in 1851, aad ws much expense hay in tmtrodueing AaT have already said, the name of sooth & Sedgwick whom they protess export (his gin, # not to pe tound in directory 0° the ciy of loatom, & very remarkane thing if Any sucn diatilery exists apd thet of ali th London gin’ disposed of by Simpson Broiners, ne owe solitary: has to 1 day ever pameed through ; House or paid que dol.ar to Uncle sam ia tne wa: duties. if this wondernl gin comea feom Cinclausti the plapavon ia Dut it MO. i is, to may the least, a very fing ular coincidence, Let's hare no more long winded letters Deay whs! | #ay, and produce the proof that | am wrong or elm sand cm viele’ of elther depriving the governmen’ of lit dues oF i poring upon tbe pu America puce #9 London Cordini Gi i Bi CHARLES, 4 Brondway, N.Y. by Wh De. IMPORTANT TO TOR PUBLIC. re of MUKRAY & LaNMAns of the meet delightful perfames f tollet or handaerchief; price Sy cents per botue, br sareaparilis, the great spring pur.der of the blood; price $1 per bottie: Kemp's Worm Pratilies, wnich surpasses ail the vermituges o the 4ay for expelliog worms jrom the symem. price 2} cens per pottie, beg lo rule that the tollowing higbly respectable chemist ries ba ur amie the above preparations cient guarantee for the merit o: aay arkese which Sole proprietors, D. T LAYMAN & Y : Hagemaa mo vie cor vio Broadway; F. A. Hegeman Fourth avenue corner teenth rset, everett Houge, Bheddon A Neergaar! corner of tb atreet; rt Dang, anal sree, of Howery: Reuben Hoyt & Oo , 627 Greenwich sireet, 6 1%, Bowery, corner’ of Grand street hth avente, corner of Twenty fourth street, th avenue, corner of Thirteenth street, Kner 4 amend, Th rd avenie, corner of Kightventh atree emitd, iM Graud street; Jobn Aiken, Jr., 203 Hadaon rest corner of Fpring street, G. W. ve La ¥ : corer of Mourtsenth greet u nueet, A. ‘4 &. Fougern, 69 avantic street; Mra. Ha: sivect In Jersey Oity—John B. Quidor Montego. sicret; B. F. tnow, Newara avenue, between Urove ant Barrow atreeve AVE YOU SERN THOSE $5 BOOTS AT JONES’, No. 10 Ann street: alse, the doable sole boxts ni %. SOUTHERN AND WRSTERN MERCH ANTS. CACTION To THR rtRUC In the year 1615 | fortunaiely succeeded in making a disco very in (be manufacture of gin, by which | was daprived of All kerid and lalaming properties, and renders! perfectly pure fj P'Thia arucle was introduced to the pudite nnder ‘he Wolfe's echeidam Arcinatc My mantsetory for this article te a! teheidam in Holland, and vo Individuay ame ® tolllary bo Ue of this pure aicobolle preparation. The repuiation whied It rapidly seqnired, ## owe of the mos, powerfni Carauven in Cisense, aad aa wool: y mont eoligbiened pbyricinps, after full (rlal. have orne Lestinony to ite medion propertios In ve cure of many distressing ms adies. analyst! co! chemists, over their Own Rignatures, hare certifiel to tie Our elttvens, In every estion of ube nium, ha one which, us the Nrnopus corapounts le of fhe Jone which, us the sp! of fhe day. form & dams for lavemperance. aod which are wuld caer the names of brandy. ram, glp. aod their relatives. ‘The well earned oelenrity of the “schaapps” abe avarice of spectiauon, and er received the ianprens of 1 er equaled; Heotiand aud tretand tor whiskey. Trance for ber uveqiiailed braede of randy, and Molinad ape have been ae capecially of Schetlam, ie Toot beer im our chy is inferior ‘The moral conerquugacre acing iro the adusinter oeisess. anaer Ont wbtheome sone and ators nat the Py article. but ick Ln ames the stomach, i etn of his Feagon, doetroya ‘These adulterated compositions, menu‘sciured in and iro verted from Rurope, tere, unfartunete!y mece the introla: {ioe of ay chehdaim ‘aromatic schaasps fond ‘heir way here in overwhelming aburdance: thetr Imoeriers and retailer ax palmed ‘hem open the p ps perueato my article Medical wstrnany, having ne legitimate Claim to thad title, has been trempet wp'te entmar he ux Ty ane cre lalous. and the devrading impasition hea worn torunaiely snoceeded, to. the and dawryetion of per ees Ee increnm tether tenn tee Whormascn at ie “Ke nee of the “rchoapps’ tm ubite aa equal in meaictna: te the test of fh io aan gouewal beverage, Iwill net |moriosn is conte ana Ode with thaws darniage the stomsch, which, in the eahibtion o Notwithetsod'ng | have furrecndes my erALiC wily avery safeguard which pradence could muggent, [will roomier | eally comm rleations i lng tae @* Base iia one”) mi Ea nacre, of my bonien beng filed with ths mow. pe corked lip, sented and gold schaapes.' | have endeavored #ull further to enacd the pe | He trem Lapeions O08 maintals Pe resviaiion of my | Je | | the | Auheidem ary ration | Should thev stl be evaded, Fira th eterna, im tbeit Dehell ernally with my owa, f aba’! appre MISCELLANEOUS. ] PACKAGES Fa? MACKEREL, . 1,000 aT Se BARL, BABTHOLOGEW ¢ Ov , 19% Greenwich strret a hh lk ln ¥ ENTKSKD INTO WITH MR, prepared te suppiy ‘be trade with his cele B rates - BLUM importer of wines, 18 Wal street. TERATED) If NOW HIGHLY BE’ A’ a Pp nas ie ane reqalring ext 20u- «rter Tal use nothing ie bet- Tishment.. Por this purpos me Blizebethan sie. ter Gan the pare 08d Wo ELC iat Weler street ' RE! BEWARE! BP Seware of smouh faced and fluent iogned imposters Reware Gf men uo hat rheumatiem’s paine are wholly iaeradicable, and Teka ches ainns Rehan lat go constantly demand 4 (rerh suoply, anc whieh no | repetition ¥ ithin ete ie of int foation ean datinte o 11s bold upon helpless limbs and energes. ‘Ther thme for al’ things — Ther ene horrible disnatere ay be youre! Then use aud use wi oooe, uid Jodine or Pure lov ine Water, | botile by ANDICRS & FOSDIL nd b62 Bromiway: ( H Ring 102 Broadway, Mri. Hrooklym, and all respeciao'e deugglaia, J CAY OF RATURE-¥C!NG AND OLD Their infirmities, decay weaknees ip the natural funcions lim! 3 ? 3 & briverral siength, mental oni bodily, ls fll by the uae de- biiiaved afer thres days’ ure of De tacob Webber's nang r. Tie alierative, tonic and ner ine qualities give appelile, ep and renewed rf wre. Le yot 202 Bowery. 1QUOK DEALPRS AWD G KOORRS' NOTICE —FLA- 4 Yorings, one gallon of which ade: to lifty gallone of ueu- ive) mpirtie produce a good brandy Holland and Engieb gic, ica rum. apple peach and cherry brandy — Boorton came by Dr, lL. FECCH IWAN BsrNonns LoxDon CORDIAL GIN, REDUCTION OF TiS Di IMPORTANT TO WHOLESALE DY ALERS ‘The jroportant modiiivations of ibe tar? introducet by the recent act of Congress, wi) go tin effect ia July the rio imposed 1 auiter #0 materi’ Are F oUF celebra'ed vis ilistion to heey ficiently vow to bring tt within the r of howe from motives of eoanomy alone, hi en coptent 10 use tbe inferior Holland gins as 8 anbstituie TaR- ing into consideration also the diffrence in our ‘aver be- Iweeo the British and American Iqni* moaswre, the wibscri- deve are of opinion that it now We in their po the fnext.ondon cordial cost but slightly of 'be commonest schnav} iry of Holiend and Germany, and disp Suniea ne 8 beverage of rare ‘eficary. They have mas ar: re to that end. aod looking at the gree’ ainption they will have a right wantivipave ited to be 40 npexeeptionadle in price an: ‘on the prospect of driving at of tt from the American mar ure and wholesome beverage be bane adulteration ao trevjuentiy practised upoe It fe. MKBBENGsR & Ce , £ole importers of‘ Messeng y Ab ’4 Londen Oo dial Gin” ‘8H Fulton street, New Fork. N. B.—No association with “Owsar’a wife,” wor with the “+ rude forefathers of the hamiet "” NE PRICE Carpet and olicloth warehouse, YOUNG & JAYNE, 364 Broadway corner Frankia rireet, QEWING MACHINES.—I. « RINGER & ZBYPR, 2 deautifnl pictorial paper, contal re nd wnwwers All ad prmation abort sewing muckin ing 1 rofl: can he made, and wii! be om being imposed upon hy any of the humbug ma ebines pow before the public. 1 M. Singer & Co's Garete Wii) be sent gratis to all who aply by letier or other «ime. I. M. BINGER & OO., 323 Broauway, New 5 ALMER. TIF AGE bly hie views of what ising Fle may_oe co ited pe OW hich will net wale or part of the enuptey er, 44 South Third Marrica. Hawine—8t (Lak —Oo Taeadey, March 10. by ite Rev. Or. Fogerty, #mepeaick J Hawxine, of Leneteg- borg. N. Y.,t0 bewutul eecompishet a00 wes) oy Eva Sy Clam, daughter and hetress of the lave Cremoct Sy Clair, of Fieetwood, Missiasippt Be ie now no longer alone May ber ster be aways in the ascendant. Troy papers please cop! Waran—Noamas.—In Bridgeport ou Wednesday morn- , Febroary 26, tm the North Gongreeations! Oburor. Dr. Towee, M. 0. Witwea, Faq, of New Mie W eat daugbier of Peter Nor nD —'m' Wednesday, Maroh 4, by ihe bi nee, Mr. Nichoiw# CRoremy Manas, of S'aten ie SDMINA MILLA, Of Ubie city. 16 Second avenue, this afternoon at two o’cloex pre- comely. Jvras —On Monday, March 9, of paralysis, Janae +» Jepun, aged 36 years ‘The reiaitves of the ‘amily, amd the frients af bie browhers, Jemos and Andrew Ju’ge are reeyecifully ic. vite © stiend his fonerai, from No. 127 East 1 eenty this afternoon at two o'clock —On Monday, Mereh 0, Mre. Donarey Perm. P= widow of ibe late John Peierson, aged 11 yeare and ‘The friends of tho family are respect(a'ly javited 1 «1 tend the funeral, this aferncon at one o’cloce, from the residence of ber sop ininw Joho Berdac, 17 Warren piece, Charlies stre-t, without turther notice McOcims —On Monday af«rooos, Marob 0, Pare cn MoGvms, son of James ana Jane MoGuiro, in tbe “se year ot kis age. ‘The relatives and friends a the famtty are reepect’e) ty invited w attend bis this afternoon at eo o'clock, from the residence his mother, No. #00 “ipumen Tuesday C Oo Tu more! Marsh 10, Bima Luomam, wife of Loresso D ~9 The triends and scquaintances of the femiy are re. apectiuily invited to attend her funeral, t) morrow afer ROOD at two o’clook, without further inviistion, from No. 78 Thompeon street. Roveats.—-Oo Toesday morning, March 1). of con eomption, Carnamine wife of Joshua Roberts, 'c tbe Ltip year of ber age. ‘The friends of the family are reepectfully invited to at- tend ber faneral. thie a/lerpoon at two o’cwos, from ber late residence, No 102 Hester street. tana.—Ip Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Merch 10, Cano- tums, Oldest daughter of Kdwd W and Margare: Jove poime Bailey, oged 4 1 ears and § moatns triends of the family are req vested to ated ber ‘aperal. trom the residence of her favner, No. 1#7 Berry Street, this afternoon at hail pass three o'clock Riz —On Tuesday morning, March 10, Jaume Bioonsn py | ls werd ¥ anc Jane Rule, aged 8 yeare ey renidenee, Graham avence, near Cuy |, on Barres. io he lon year se soege tl! be taken to Grecawood Comotery for jemi, this afternoon at ball-past two o'cock, from the above piece Fioric@ papers please copy 12 Gai —Oo Toesday morning, March 14, wi clock, Many Mkancam, cldeat daughter of ¥) acd Mary Jeane Le Gal, aged 4 years, 10 months sed 17 cr "Foe runeras services will take place thi moraing at clever o'clock. The frieods of the family are invaes to MOUs furtber invitaion. Fim —At @reempornt, oo . ‘The friends and acquals ances are invite: \o sues? tis fameral, from the resdence of his wo Perry cre morn! o’cioek, from his late resiaonee, No. 80 Sunde sire! cor ner of Jay, Brook; Cassy —On Monday wary, March 9, cf comromp ton, Frasce T. Carers, aged 19 years, | monte ane i¢ ony, are 10, Samen B., wite r father, Ra'ph M Crowell, at Blazing Mar, N. to mucrrow ailersoon at one o'losk. The iriesde of the faro\ly are nvite:! bo at end. Dowsure —On Mon: ~