The New York Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1857, Page 5

time why sooh WEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1857. F $ : § Coupe! Mr. Waxamm—Directing he Semelneeee of Mopaira 3 Wo advert proj ir cere the pumpe of the city ia proper sexing Mr. Horran—Tha\ the Street Oommissiouer be ia. u@ted to DetitY suoh Oo..Tactors B@ Dave coatraste tho compietiog Whivn S«ve oxptred, to abow cause ooptracts ghoul: not De faished by ihe Street issioners, and the sacae olarged to sald oon raciore ay Revorities; and that the Street Com miasioner re 10 this Board what steps, if soy, are necessary io where contractors have failet to commeace their when the time tas expired and work not oom- ath! i? for ld ERECTION OF 4 BEW CITY HALL. Br. Mr. Batich—That the Common Gounoll, for and on York, do exrnest an act’ by the 13- INCREASE OF BALABII The following was adopted by a vole of 81 to Report of Commi tre on Salaries and Oifives, iu re! stion tosalery of Mayor, Sirect Commissioner, &o , be armond- ea, by striking out in the report and resolution all to the Mayor, Street Commissioner, 4o., and inset. of msmbers of the Common Council, be to crerscd to cight dallare pr meeting, in lieu thereo!, and that, as thus amended, t.6 samo be adopted. Thus the salarice of these gentlomen are doubled. Ic it were bot for the fact that Mr MoUahill ohauged his vote, the mrasure would tavo deen lost {cr waat of a coustita fiena! wajortty, Toe fuliowing is the yote:— 4S-rwative—Counclimen Van om, Baltee!, pares marin, Warner, Judson, Palllipe, Caw’ ford, Fransway, Oampboell, 1 © Haat, ‘Siokies, Sobappert. vepperk |B "pally ~ tioperr 3H jopper—31. Negav ve—Councilmen a Smith, Orane, Avery, Kea- Hempoti!, Van Tine, Rhodes, eta Oa ‘an, Ovarson, Kottioman, Manifoid, Reyn Odell Well—16. Board of Education. RESIGNATION OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE. The Board of Education met yesterday sfternoom in tbe bail cf the Board, Andrew H. Green, President, im the ebalr. A communication was received trom the schoo! officers ef the Fourth ward, stating that the schoo! tm William street, is the only one in the Fourth ward at present, and Fequesting the purchase of property for another schoo! Bouse. The communication ended with the foliowing re- setution — Ley That tho propesy, Noa on, 73 yh Ee urchased {or a honse for the wo the views ofthe school office: werd ao and i Hi Boers of of N.S. Wi to be vacant, The commus'oati: Biconene and (a8! A comm emt, callin, given by “ward scbools, and epowing their evil effects ‘epom We caase of pudlic education [aese ex 1iditions were rapidly becoming riveis toour public entertein- men, aad a rendy bern carried beyond the legit! wate pu wore originated. If, said Dramobes «f witn ti i i i Ly a ie i eon, Von Berkel, Mise Pyne, Mrs, Hoey, Mrs. Stephens, Mr, Brougham, Mr. Lester, Mr. G, Holland, Mr. li, Jor- dan, &0., &¢ Ne doubt Mr, Moore's benetit will draw one of the largest houses of the season. ‘Tue Orresa—Oroee or tam Saason.—The ‘‘Figtia del Re- gimento” was given lest night, for tbe fourth cad last time, 10 a very good house—Mme. de Wilhorst singing Marte as charmingty ae ever. On Friday, for the last might of the sesson and benefit of Mr. Strakosoh, ‘Don Giovapn)”’ 1s announeed, with Mile, Parodi, Mmes. de Wil- ‘Horst and Patt Sirakeech, and Signor! Tiberin! and Morel. i. Mr, Thaiberg will, on this ooonsion, play tor the Grat dime at the Academy, giving his delicious fantasia en abe opera. The “Don Giovanni” and Thalberg together ‘will undoubtedly draw a great crowd to the Academy, sand wind up Mr. Sirakosseée very suocessfal season gio. plovaly, Friday will be a gala night at the Academy. Mr. Taarnama given a matinée to-day, at4wo o’clook, Dodworth’s Rooms. This is the last but ono of these ‘pisant ontortsinmente, and Mme. ['Angr! will assist. Mr. J.B. Ropents will ent) in toe Kaogaroo for Liver- pool Ow & profeseional tour through Kvrope. Amorican actors 100m to be looming up on the other side of the Atlantic. fin Wx, Born's Lace #me at Oitetow Alar, —This over ing Sir Wilttam Boyd wit deliver the second jeoture of we short course of three fo tures at Cliaton Mail, Actor The Filibasters Held for frta\. UNITED STATES COMMISEIONER'S COUAT. Before George W. Morell, Eeq. Manon 18—In the Mater of Joseph W. Fabeus and Heary Botion, charged with a Violation of the Neutrality Lawes.—The rendered his éecision this morning, sad eon- tained @ different opinion I would not fee! auth rized to dis- the com) ‘op that Tae Supreme Vourt of United Slates to take up cons itutioasi osees, with full bene, Merenn. ‘&c., of New York, va. o'Prt Rep ‘A suDordiBa’e ofller 10 dlspoee | gTouada would De go would refer it o higher auth rity au fi foreign govern- ments toward: ) OF towards our ewn. ia which cpimion Justice Nelson seems to have subsequently o.car red ‘she evidence introducad 0} the part of the ¢afeag je designed chiefly to impeach Fuller. Brown coatradicts him on several points, but confma him as 0 signi register and by Redcat Us own. nada, As Brown appears to impeand spy “one. the steamer to the Mershel’s office, and thence to the jail on the day of the @ was unter the influence O° liquor; that he walved with the party and and Ynew what he wis about. T think F term ag piles technically in ease of m ceding that de ig an sownmpiice he is corroborated beyond controverry in the material pointa relaiiag to the eouirect, viz.: the “signing of the register by him and Srown at ibe ofice, No S47 Bromdway, and by the produc tion of boh of them of ths Sckela securing them + pamare to Granada Urown does mot exylain what tn- ced him to ge to the District attorney’s eftise, and can Bot reject Foller's testimony, The contract of hiring aad re- taining a safick aly proved | +ngumenis similar to thoes urged on me were used im behalf of Hertz, on his trial at Pal: Jade phia Judge Kane theo charged that the hiring ore taipir g does not necessarily tacluse the piymeat of mney on the part of Pim who hires or retame anovher.” He muy hire or reimin a person with ap agreement that be shall pay ‘Wares when the services shall bave been verformed More: over itie not neces:ary that ihe consideratio. of hiriag ehall be money. ‘To give & person a railroad ticket thy! cosia four dollars, and board and lodge Lim for # week, i@ as good & con- sigeration for the eyntract of hiring ast pay bim the money with which be conid buy the railrvad ticket end pay nla board Dimself That was the Briush enlistment cage, in which the consideration was airee passage to Halifax aad « bounty on arriving there. In this case (bere was a free passage W Gra ada and elghtv acres of land in Nicaragua, the ques tiovs for me to decide lie within barrow tlauts. In the lan- nage of the revised sistotes of this Ftate (rol 2 p 70 namination of the whole ma'ter it sail ap trale either thst no oifenge bas besn com. Y porfOR, OF that there is any fr charging therewith, he sbali dis-harge suc 21. If i shall appear han an offence b and tbat there is probable cause (o belle gulity thereof, thy magistrate sha'l bing,” de Por the reasons assigned when i desired the mouon to discharge the dele. d- ante at the close of the case for the prosecation ant fur those above given, it appears to me that anoftenes has been com: mitted ‘and that there is probable canse to believe the defoud - ante to be guil'y thereof I cannot. therefure, dizcua ge them Ove of the counre) for the defendants said tha’ be would state that the defer daots stood ready for their trial at aay Ume when a Grand Jury cou'é be found indict them. ‘the Cecision was not unanuclpated by acties, and in expectation of it a writ of habews prep ired to have the pasties brought immedi.» ¢ Inger soll. ‘bey bad refrained trom the luis writ upon Dg sasured by the United states Dr torsey tha he ehould rot require them to give bail. ‘he Assistant Distriot attorney said tha’ tbe assurancs re ferred to wes given by the District Atioraey not with a view to avoid any writ of habeas corpus or any other writ fence might see ft to issue, but because u een cam the prisoner to ed be the counsel for ibe ns and tolton ‘The Commissioner promises to give his decisios in Miller's case to morrow morpit Appointments In the Navy of the United States. The appoiuunent of the following cilicers in the United Buaien Navy baa been confirmed by ithe Beuate: rer +, Theodore Batley, from the 15th Vecember, 1855, vict Captain se ae cere. from the 28th of Ji 1886. vice ght. Pore January, Captain Charles Mor: Y “Wit am J ping the 2d of April, 1856, vies Captain Taasc McKee ver, 5 Benry W. ae, the 27th of December, 18%, vive Di tain Bladen ‘rancis B. Bilison, from the % of March, 1857, vice Captain A. Bigelow, resigned. COMMANDERS. Alexander M Penrock, from the 15th December, 1855, vice Commander T, Bailey, p/omoted. George F. Rmmona trom the 28h of January, 1836, vice Commander , X. Parvianse, pr 7 Middleton, from the 24 April, 1856, vice Commander bomas T. Hunier. rom the 23d Desember, 1856, vice Com mander 8. Larkip, deceased. sanerye Ee Seott, from the 2th of December, 1855, vice . W. Morris. ‘avid McDougal, irom the 24th of January, 1857, vice Jom mander J. H Rowan dis.aissed. ‘Charles McIntosh, from the 210 Mach, 1857, vice Com mander F. B. Kilison, p: omoted LIRUTRN ANTS De Grase Livingston, from the 18th of November, 1855, vice Lieutenant A. M 'W hem a. Fiizhogh from the 15h of December, 185, vies Lieu'enant A M. Pennock . ‘Trevett Ab! rom the jb of January, 1856, vice Lieule nant George E. deorased. i Phy Nit from ihe ih of January, 1858, vi ——— 2 jail, - * anuary, 1856, ice Charles F Cushman, from the 8h of February, 1855, vice Lieutenant M. bush, Manton, trom@ihs 21 of April, 1856, vice Lieute- |. Cheever. from the Lith of May, 1866, vive Lieuve- dame, ‘rom the Llih of May, 1883, vioe Lieute 7 trom ‘ihe 34 of Juve, 1886 vice Lieutens ey, Som the 2th of June, 1886, vive Liew 7 stor, from the Sist of July, 186, vice Liea Fox res pned Ward, from the %h of September, 1855, vice howas Young reeigued May, from the 2b of September, 1856, vice resigned usnington, from the 16" of October, 1895, vice ayker. Jr, reriguel jand, fiom the 17h of Ociober, 1854, viee W Ady. decessed. Janes Wi fom the 8h of November, 1865, vice Liew nant Jc Day, ¢ L. Jeuse Taylor, from ‘he 26th of November, 1556. vice Lieu tenant John T.'Walker deceased. JemeaG Maswe'l from the Zid of Becember, 1356, vive Lieutenant T T Bunter, mood. Henry Brben, f-om the ¥ith of December, 1856, vies Lieu tenan G. H. 1 cott, promoted Francis E shepperd from the let of Jantary, 1857, vice Lit utenant James Higaios, resigee ‘Thomas P. Peloi, from the Ist of January, 1867, vce Lisa. leman resigned. Yrea, from the 24h of January, 1887, view Dongs! prom red ¥tow, from 7th of Peyruary, 1857, vice Liew ismiane « Deatn BY Scrr sep Viotavcs.—Ooroner Bila was no vOra 10 Bold 00 bouse, cavse of dea! regult of the Corouer’s (aquest. pT nn ong h Lay unth to-day, whee ihe eres wi'l be in attendance. Tae decsesed restied 614 Water ‘Wee twonty nine years of ago, and was 8 native of I } A Card.<As seme Partics seem to have ut ® Wrong constroction on Mr. Orion's note addressed to be editor of the Mirror. in vate bus infere: be drawe thet Espenscheld Understands Row to Give the tele ie am tn) Uemen desious of a fine bat can be secommodated at 118 Raasac sireet White, the Hatter, 148 Fu.ton street, tween Broadway and Nassau street pring et, le, $8, fall syle, #2. Eatinre i isbasier Yor ‘lasion” shin, wery. Hallet) pes. Photographs and At GUE Y's Photographie? 549 Broadway, corner street. Imperial Photographs, on AUBRADY'S OT cent way. Monstache Photogra, One Dollar, and for perfection and eco t mat omy. st HOLM, Se Live and Learn ; or, 1,000 Mistakes Correct- ed. There are hundreds of pertour en 4 . Soa commarsiad pureclis Whe are seselble ef there ocd eran, on many ected with ine grammar row elegance, iy Fat accuracy, 10 whom this little work fe le. For aale by all bookse! ere 26 pag bound ia fine gr aide. Price coly 8 cebia. wSitaed hy a ICK & FITZGERALD, No. 18 Ann sirect, Mew York Clothin, at Vi holesale,—W to Infacm We ting hat our work of, Wo § large: ock than usual of cur well kuown of ine aa’ fashioned) ing. we have thie season Rot np & 4 of meciuan and fow priced gonda, eq tal'm taste BRIA ea Ss mamta ee Sweet are to ibe trade D. Vul@ & 00, DA, 289 andi 96) Broadway, oorner Warren sireat, in. Chothing—In A 7 f RBY & OC MEANY, | tatters of 12 Park place, their. Imported jan. very red i he Shae inn and slant oe of tmp prices, 9 peor a nee, the newest gyyles iil be ‘opened on Monday’ und oilered aie suber. cloth mornirg conte Rites ak wsisoran fn Jae pe vealed ree) WHE OR twety ve cmets sow wa, Wo 12 Pare piace, Before Remeving to Our New Store, the | sand dollars in a defaloation, 1) wou'd be exfr to multiply 4 several times. The corning of the Bos'on and Mains Ralirosd Oompa- Bj for February were: — last of the present week, desirous to close oat (+ Nalaoe of our present wack. Wa have opened seme rd goods io make eur sete a mare cong s, br’ nuas Parian and other fancy goote cheap, will not b° t ane. 3g eee ey LAUGH WODUT & 00., nd MY. ¥. B.—Store futures for slo ae Custom Made Shirts, all Sizes, Wholesaic and retail at McLAUGHLI4’s shirt ani furniebing store, 200 Greenwich etreet, corner of Murray. To the Laties., If you want beaut (YF promenade, cai] on fitting and we'l made boots, for dress JRFFRRS, 467 Broadway. Syste: Wime of the Year has Seren Ea" Nn tater Mtolas ti moterste Prien, ourselves bi meternle grin deirenize J.B, MILLER & CO, 194 Canal siccot. Mandarin Crapes, White, Coleret and bb ck. ath received and for swe, wholesale and retail! at Fc Ur TaIN’S India store, 663 Broadway. Also per same ve se, pineapple gingbams. for childr. n's wear. Mackerel of the “holcest Kiod at Ea-l, Bar~ TAOLOMEW & CU's, 195 Greenwich street Ladies, the John Wood's New Gym um Sov Open at ho. 6 RaeTwenty eighth street, vou “ifth avenue Hatr—Its Diseastr, Fail, Change ef Cotor, itgembe'l'sho ent.—The whole treated carefully by @RAND- JBAN, 34 Church street, near Barclay. Batchelor’s Uair Dye, Wigs snd tou the eee eye M che cornu ogetod i305 Brosh way, Joro’s Wigs, Hatr Oye acd Toupece perfection. For sale and ‘he dye privately sy plied at No. 6 stor House. ‘se Hols Dye, # Shillings a Box, Black No 1 Savelay street. Lnimitat cutiag of hair Sno wbiskers. Rapture Cured by Marsh & Co's Radicad cure wuss, ato. 244 Maiden lane, New York. Holloway’s Ointment and Pitis.—Mortifica- tion capnotersne where HULLO Wa Y's mens is applied By prevented intiamnma Wwestion. Itve* compisint, and eA gure remedy. ton it prevente divorders of he bo bot their edor i¢ both enuine ie Ioan g, 1 DT LaNMaNn & 00., wholesale druggiets 69 W New York, end by all druggists, at 60 cents per bottle Treatanent of Consumption —Jast Pablish- ed, & praction! review of allopathy, homempatay, wate> cure and {.halation in the treatment of consanmption, by Rovert Buster, M DD. Price \ cepts. SHERMAN & ©O., Astor Houre, N.Y. Dr. E, T, Loewenthal’s Water Cure, Bornes Heigh's. Hudson county New Jersey. iifteea micutes fr 1m either the Hoboken, Jervey Oity terriee. “FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONKY MARKET. Wrosmsoay, March 16-6 P.M. The stock market movet to day just at we anticipated ‘The usual reaction after a rapid and sadden ¢eoliae bas been realized, and prices aro again on the downward track. The disposition to sell sbort on the part of the Dears, and to sell cash stock on the part of holders, sp- pears to Increase with ‘the decline im market. valde, ‘There were larg? tales to day «f all the leading railroad stocks, in almostevery instance at lower prices. Com- pared with the quotations ruling at the cle yesterday, there bas been today a declice in Michigan Southern sinking fand bonds of 1 per cent; D ‘aware aod Hudeoa, 44; New York Central Railroad, ; Frio Railroad, 1; Harlem, :{; Reading, 1; Miobigau Coatral Railroad, 4; Michigan Southera, 1; Illinois Central Rellroad, %; Cleveland and Toledo, *;; La Orosse and Milwaukie, . Kh wil) bo eeen that current prices wday were lower (ban during the panic on Monday. Erie, Reading, and Michiga» Southera experienced the leavie. fall thi: morning. The decline in Reading ts etiributed te the « iifloulty existing in the Coa) regions in regs1d to railroad t@.le for .be present year, The troube with the Reading company mow isin disposirg of the New York ooal trade, The facilities afforded by the Lackawanna and Scranton and the New Jersey railroads have caused a competition that will exert ap iwportani infiserce this year upon the old traas. portation companies counected with the coal trade. Tae epormous drawbacks allowed by the Reeding Railroad Company last yoar, to secure the New York and Now England coal t ade, which was 80 inconsiderable portion of tte whole busipess, will noi, we understand, be sul. Gleat to permit their customers to eater this market on the sare level wiih those who reosire coal by the rou'es, Tne Reading Railroad Oom- peony is doubiedly able to enter int» as sharp a rivairy for the trade as amy other company; Det tm #0 doing the net revenue of the road must suffer, Io the trang portation 0! coa! from the Sobuy/kill regions to Phiiadelphis the Reading road can have a0 successfalc)m- Petitor, but in the contest for the New York 5s trade, it Strikes os that tbe more direct Hoes throagh New Jerecy Advantages that must give bem the control of the business. Consumers of coal will this year, for the drat time, bave ibe beuellt of a powerful competition detween Abe transportation companies, and it is to be hoped there will be a very decided reduction in prices. The raiiros4 Companies ergeged represent many millions of dollars of capital, ana we doubt if any of them can mare mony tm carrying coal at lower tolle thaa ruled last «year; but thie they wil! not sto» to con Sider Their s0'e obj ot is to get traffic; but it is oar impresion that the compeny which does the mort business at low prices, will be in the ond worse off thao those who do less, The direct onuse of the declise im Reading Ralircad stock to-day was this question of tolls. The compasy have fixed their rates forthe year, and they are consideravly celow thos: of last on the trade 0° certain sections fhe deolme in Erie Rail road this morning ts atiributed to the pressure of stock on (he market {1 is folly to taik about the onteids demand for such a stock as Erie A portion of its sapital is held ia thie Country and in Hurope at bign prices, makiag tira Possible to realize except at great toes. Many of these bolders tock apxiously for a better opportantiy to get out, but we are sorry to say the probvadility of taeir so doing is dally getting poorer and poorer, Tne great bu k Of the stock is he'd in Wall strect. [1 is hypothocated in every bole and corner where a man could be found wo loan upon !t, and when the great collapec comes, as come 1} must, it will fall principally upon speculators. Al the second board the market was slightly botter New York Central kallroad advanced por cent; Erie, 1; Cleveland and Toledo, 34; Rook Islens, \; Michigan Southern, X%. But « email amount of basiness was trans- aokd. ‘The A-sistant Treasurer reports to-day as follows — Total receipts. soe 9143,489 Total pay mente “ 0303 68 ‘The receipts incinde $50,000 for transfer drafts on Bos: ton, and the pay mente include $32,¢00 om Oalifornia drafts. ‘The warrants catered at the Treasary Depart .: Waabington, on the 1¢th inst., wero as follows:— ill be offerea, among which are Included stocks of the National, Jeter. son, Kquitable, By wery ead other insurance companies; torips of the Atlantic, Sum, Union, New York, Commer. etal and other mutcal jusurance companies, and a va riety of railroad bonds. ‘The steamahip Persia, from this port for Liverpool to. day, carried out $306,835 34 in specie. ‘The New Haven, New London and Stonington Rallroad Company baye called for the Gret instalment of ten dol. lare per share on the preferred stock, payable at the office of Everett & Brown, 157 Front street, ‘The stock operations of Wesley, the principal pro. prictor of the Times, in Wall stroet to cay, were as foi. lows — " 6C La Crosse & Milwaukie Raliroad Sold ‘This is very poor business, |i may do well enough to make & show of activity by baring aad selling the samo lot of stock tn the same day, but {i cannot be very pro Giadle. The Brick charch specalation has collapsed, s0 haa the Valley bank and ali the other ourriie operations ‘The existence of the Times dependa now entirety apon the avocers of Wail street stock)»ddiog transactions, and if Wesley ooatinuss to buy and hold raitroad stocks there must be # cotiapse there before many months. ‘The de’alcation in the Long leland Bunk ts much larger then a first reported. This teen we supped. Wace the directors of a bank «WA Bp to fihtegn OF twenty thou. "0/908 W 96,023 20 + +-910,106 93 = $23,160 80 The carnipgs of the diohigan Ceatral Railroad Oompa- ny fcr he Gon weak io Jee Gere Pus ongore .....$16 88 peut bo se osT oa on " +8397 $20,001 Fee gb 16,860 34 = 17,127 00 257 08 Tow)... $81,903 29 © $37,218 69» $5, 31» 30 Tae following letter from s banking boase in Cinctaast! howe that some of the holicrs of the Villey Bank bills Bre not disposed to quie'ly putup with the le:s, but in- ten 1 maxing an eff rt to reoovor the whele or part of it. It strikes us thas webave put them upon the: ightacent:— Baciay's ExonasGe Aap Garkive Bovss, Ciacianasi, Oniv, Marca 14, 1857 TO THS BDICOK OF THK HABA LD. Boipg ® constant rescor of the “aly Botices frequent al tome ccrneciion come to the conghelun fram your aay ve are the owners of thas ‘ousted iastive ian tt dy can be eompelles io take to give them a chanca to di ably, anc if not, “forcibly,” ss 1 ‘ victims”? of that concern, boing so vafwrtone’e net’ bave several hundred Co'lare of she Bo son Bead when the Denk faiied. Iam now disponed to use the reme y fm puch cases provided by Jew, it there le any for she kind of wholesale business If, therefore, you vu give me spy informstiom to enable we to geve right start, | wit “pitob fate” them. 8. ‘BA aLsy. Some time rinve Wesley, tbe principal proprietor of the Daily Timer, in ccxnection with olher parives, started . bark to tho casters par! of (hi Stats, under the goners benking !aw. The ©. ulation wassosurad by the deposit o! pudlic e’ocks, &\.; snd for a timo the billy pasted onrran’. The bank ecoured « moderate circule!ion, bul bustaerr otherwise wee 'foied. Che partios engaged oovld ro afford to keep 90 much ospital looted mp merely for th: purpose of puttiog Gute few oirculu log noler, aad « every opportunity for getting ou: @ fraudaleat circu'stto ‘sromoved by the ger ors! banking law the aifalrs of the bank were roc wound up, the securiting w thirawa pit unon the arkct, ard the proceeds appropriated to th payment of yressirg debis Not long efter the clovag o that ornorrn, ihe seme j arties, under the guidance of ar indiv'dual who wor at one time @ porter or slerk tas Massachusetts bavk, slarted (ho Velley Bank of Mary jand, A'l jhe capital thas wae raquired, under tbe looe ard defective Iawe of Mary laa¢, to put that bavi ta 0, ral! », was forcished by Wosley, one of the proprieto > of the Datly Times. As soon as the law had doen oon. fo) med to im meking up (he cept al, the ite monoy used was withdrawn, avd iodividual notes of hand mado >) some of the partice immediately latores'ed, wore ea at! tuted, Tho | ark onoe in operation, s tention was turnec to geiting out the Ingest circulition tm tho et rrteat p>x sible time. To eccomplish this loans were ma‘e p-lo> pally to Weatern ratirond companies, who to c netrao'iny their roadn employed # large rumberof wen, Thon railroad companier paid oat Va ley Bak tlle io all thei expenditures, pactiouls:l7 to laborers, #bo wou'd giv them a wide disiribution, Agents were enployed in thi aity to get Volley Baok bills off as fast ay possible Batebers, grocers, serveats, printers, reporters, clerks, ke , were forest t tee them. Tas proprietors uae them in all thelr basicces arrangements bero, and a eflort was left untried to increase tho lee. Any on: could geta loan who would take Valiey Bank Bilis, Io this way the circulation was ia s few months ron ust between two and throe hundred thourand dollars, f+ which the holders hac not the Srst cent of security—no even the persopal responsibility of Wesley, one of the Times propr'store, who furnished ali the capital the bank over bad. He managed not to identity elt with tbe concers pudiic’y, #0 that when It collapred he aoa ¢ “comme (a8 be since has) the assigaee of those con foderates to wh»m the pnbiic looke for the redenp ion of the ben's issues. Having thus sesurec them c'ves against peouniary lability, and ther. being no other security the billhold:r has lost all The visible assets of the bank ware compored of the notes given for capital, o! parties who had previously effectually protected themeclves agaist suy contio gonsy, aud & few old chairs and desks—the wnole noi actually worth fifty ‘olla-s. None of the railroad bonds stocks, certificates, uoics, &o , given as security for loans were to be found, amd it ts supp2sed the marketable Portivn bas been disposed of at the Si2ck Kxohange b, Werley of the Timer, It is ono of the clearest cases from beginning to end, and they must have pockeied by thir financia) operation at least Afty thourard dollars. But for ibis ard similar oporations the Nimes wou'd have collapsec Jeng since, Im open above board spesula'ions they ‘deen unfortunate s! fered serious losses, but in beat financtering, where a few mouths saifice to put of apo» the pudlic, whea ia the enjoyment of extraordinary tac Ines, two or three hundred thousand dollars of bank bills they bave been more sccocestu'. Stock Kxchange. Weosmspay Marob 18, 1867 $3T00 Vi ginie & PIM 1400sbs Read RR sO 19 MOON Ce 19% 100 * 10160 Misacu 84% HO (0 Califor 7 iT ee 1000 8 10 20C( Mae Clu #0 = 400 ECE N VOen Rt's 90) 400 1660 be, 71 80 2000 Hoa R iat mge 97K 8000 Mion So 8 F vw i 6 abs Ba Commerce 106 20 Hanover Bk..... 00 29352 a 200 NY Cm RB. b90 jo ‘peo 10 do .....080 14 Mason& Wea RR. SBCOND BOARD. $4% 360shs Erie RR..... 6395 Sx 100 ao oO 68 8 6790 BO ss, OB 98 09346 1005 L 60 Pacific M8 Oo b30 71 72 Peon Opel Co..., 66 4 60 Ward Cl &IrOo, 85% GO... see, LOOM 86% 6 Third Avenue RR 894% 88% 10OMioh BOANIDR 7356 89 100 40.060 Thy 8056 e9 Be 68. te a CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Weoxespay, March 18—6 P.M, agen <2eiey S SOUS POS made at 7 41\s., and pear! Bi 13. —Flour—The fthout chi in prices. salen traced about 6.000 vo 95 00 0 96 10 . $s id iB $% a +4 above quovations. “Rowhern activity while prices for the common grades were easier, with anles of abcut 1 600 bbis., included tm were some lota for export P14 act Senate y: ye) at prices ro range ona Kye four and corn wee non chant oe moment in’ prices “WWheatetales were Only sale of moment reported w: Bon hite thern, at $i 63. with sales of Western mixed at7%e #7! and new white do. at 78e. 500 “ar Fow jal ‘were firm, with Ste envern and Chicago, Bariey contioued firm ant market wae steady, with sales of 500 a 600 Lge, And abort 300 Maracalh. at 1% a JOR YTA at 12340 whet was firm with Jee of @bout 6,000 baler (abont two thirds in transit at about ie following qn0 LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. Uplands, Of which during tbe past week, Inc’uded in the above:— Beoeived at ports... + 68,000 73.000 12300) = 78.000 Exports to Great Britain. 70.000 33.000 60.000 83,000 ss aiber for. piri ixao “Su 000 28008 rr. poria 18 3 ! Tota) exporta..... ++ 18,000 48,000 BB,000-B3.000 A sircuiae prepared for the steamer has the following ro farting he —''T adhere to the ~pinion that the tal wilt 1 ehort of 3.000 000 baire; @sch week asthe seagon draws to paeee, jaraianes evidence more and more ia f.vor of such a® REIGHTS.—Rates for grain to Liverpoo! were firmer, and sbont 30000 bushels taken at 8d, in bulk; ni the close was aeked and fd. in bags = 6) boxes bacon and 40) barrels lard were envaged at ‘ibs ; 1,200 dole flour at is 3d, and 0 bales of compreasea cottm at tad. Te London 3.000 ine ond rosin were engaged mt 28. 3d; in wt id in bulk and 100 tiercea rice Hay —nales to a moderate extent were made at Wo a 0S>., fer shipment MOLASSES was steady, with moderat — pirlie turpentive a480." Common resin | No 2 was scarce, and a0 quiet at $3.20 a8" 62! ame ican Mraeed was steady, with mode:nte aa’es a Crnde whale was a! 70c #759 Sverm #as tra wade at $142, and holiers now ark Bas at 887M) for clty thin aad Bs oy ecares aud | et whe DU yant And aetive, ‘Tha sa'er emb-acet aroat 224.99 a 824; oid m Beef gontianed fem. Baw turpenune fe a tBe. ‘The | st sales wer CIL CAKE Was | etry tb p ss ices {var 10 DdIg. inc'udng ne nominal, while prise n with ealew at about Ji ding eomtry prime at fl A811, and inerw do. wt $12 8 83, end repsoked Western ani Chi 16 504 816 ard exire Western do. at ir 1 Laid - Sales of 6404700 bbis were mae a Bouter aud cheese were 11 {air demaad at soad ces. ~Sales of about 60 troa were reported at #140 & Hye RDC part for ex sccans ~ahe we hance t aseierme6 months Hyeo do 56! do 400 2 do. 280. Yor 1 do Abe ome and prime ‘ot do at Ido 4 9c. 2 har ¢ 10 ba'f che ta at 58! 50 430 5 3) B8e #Ae.5 8 Byeca Shin obesta at 36e . 68 Orange Feb: Dow 40 <3 W dO. Me. 30 © 4 hair ong yn bbia at 260 Operatio sin Real Estate + € following sales of real estaie ware made by public sale a) — 6) Pine siveet 57x78. $id Oe 1 lot on Vive street next the Cust m House 1x76 14, 8 Rncowtys — House and Jot on Hamilton avenue with one on rear on Union stree’.. os House aud Jot 155 Union etreet 28 1 Jot on Union atre } gore corner Unior House and 6 acres oi inpt Lot of ground at Hoboken NEW YORK CACTLE MARKEE. Weoxespay Mareb 15, lef. ‘The current prices for the week at all the markets ave as followe:— BeRF CATTL First quality. Ba # i) Ordin 50 8 LL 200 9H 6 lo she vO 96) 00 a 65 0 Ce ee 40.0 8 b terior w 00 a OU Rive rquality, per Ib. her qualisies, per Ib, First quality. Other qualities. The following table pl en at a llerton's came:— « perererrry Tha shows by what conveyances the eup Erie Brilroad beeves.. Sheep and sambs 00002020 Hudson Kiver Katiroad beeves . bwine. . . 2816 Vi ginin o $85 Connec : S15 New Jertey.... 1 er CATTLE in the teceipts of the week at Alier bout 400 head, bus me iwithelwadiog the market catremely besvy, and pales were not"so eaaily elected as Ins week even ai !s¢ per lb reduction Pureha ers seewed ia diepered t0 enter teto any tuons in the early pact of tas dey— that Ia, purchasers of fizet class cat 0 loltering aor nd e@emingly with uo lees they conld dogo ata greater red 7 it to diag ote of their +icck The average | ality was Do in apy degree puperio: to that of las! week, If even se god. (hovgh some pr nounoed ft betier there were go extra cat Ue pea'e, sud but & smeli num ero! fansr cae whic held atabsut Wc alike per i> Sone ot tre érove ox 1008 ing ioderd, much worse thn thee of las week, while the Grat class caitle were Lo bewer | a be poorer quailty ound @ more ready market to day th bevier. they baing bough! up chielly by the Jew ree pr as much mnre the pur ef inferior caule and te. ver ib lower than last week fret clase oatle reemed determined 1 toree he part of ‘he brokers, by bo. ding bace whieh aid, opti the Ister part of he day «bu the: acoom plinh their derign ard ware con prices ramee by Fro 8 she total pum ee pre pts are from Chio and this Stale Indian rly rep’ sent A large number Eudeen Kiver Railroad, wita hat come down the river thi mnber will vp Oba’ nveranen tly both 0 as by the Budson Kiver shout sa much freight ae for the week at the yards, previous, were ae fo!low 2000 3335 COWS aFD CALYSs ibe market for for the poorer qut quevee, The following are ihe (ota: receipts for compared woh (be two previous at all tor yards A. Much 1 March is * “ (6 ~ 6s od toa 136 = we VEAL CALVES The marbet continues setire for veal calves, are easily effeoied, at prices ranging from 60. to to quailty. '¢ beard of no sa’es at over hye. and rice WAS not to eanily obiained sa last wel the large supply which arr ved ad all the yards week tot for te week at al’ the com Fared with the Wo Weeks previous, are as fallows:— Mard 4 1. March 18 a'lerton's.. “ Tow) “a of Inat week's ew le receipts atall ibe yards ear the week, as compared iain's. for (he week feta’ whb ther M -_ ee “March & March Ul. March A. Allertow’ oo BOS ain jos Brownirg’s 3 var Chamber! 1763 Total......4.. : ss ‘The salee of sheep and lambs by M ending Mares 1 the past werk, nos flock was disposed ing from 7346. to Be ‘The number on sa! Veo! Sheep and Om ee Lamhe Tota! . $528 Torn) inst weet 3,816 Tot'l since Ja 1, 83,100 PeCRIPTS BY THE NEW YORK AND BRIS RAILROAD, ‘The following shows (he amount of live over this road des ined for §. ‘ork for the week ending +] Onitie, head sheep. ve 00. How —_—_—_—_—_—_——— ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY par. | For Siaations & Help Wanted, see 6th page, JAVR—HOR & amerters | ai the ps ineipal Bardware # ros at the eplesrooms of the G evberid eat amr asters d MESOKLLANEOUS, ts, ARD WINDOW SH4DRe AT 4 PF SBGUSON, PL Cama MATEK: ‘| whoiessle — KEL R CORNS, RUNIONS AND INFLAWED JOJNTS.— Dr. J. LITTLE FAKLD’S shields aed pisater are the remedy ever offered for the relief and cure of these affect ons. For eale at bis ofllee 590 Sread way, up s and the pr cipal druggista throughout the city. Price 25 per box. TILER PILES —DR. DUPRIR’'S ORLRBRATED REMB- dies, external an internal, 60 cent per box; olllce 76 Naa- sau street Sent by mall. IXED AND POKON GIN CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC In order (o protect myselt agataat (and, and the public agsinet dangerous tmpestiions, 1 deem it nevoaeary 1 ataie ‘a imitauons ard counterfeits of my tchledam “Arometio Schnapps ae abroad, ané to wart all those who use it and physicians who prescribe It to their peients against heme de- jeter. ue and dangerous impos Uens Let we publie, therevore, ano the medical faculty. be om Lelr guard sga'rat deceptions (ua matier so imporiant to be with and site Tam impeled to atate hese facts from « knowledge that an wtempt bas been made by a number cf tquor mixers, pirates, and impestera in New Yors. Phuadelocia and Soston. to wih Lmitattons oF and revu * ‘be iavoduotion of tbe co) one ts Ihe -chirdam Aromatic Poluapps. thas authenv over their own wlgp turer oy (heee thy Ing phy tciene and ade © thetr “practicg hy whole msaieal ( ted aimed Tberefore soot tothe ier ‘oe cork and see what my et wheb Ia felony~ i on the bE 22 Seaver alee MY. toe euvegraph sigueinse Inbel LhouPay (PENNE OF EV BavanmoUT & v0, MEW STORK, Con. €7 of rosé why And Hrcome etreet OX Monvay kyein Mwen, W857 We ¢¢e}-e to iniorm one triet " Hore wh) be opened ! a Mere acd asd No gros CMP ON th BY OF vet Cemre to vis!’ our establisber- p out sued Gb aw sesefthe dard og, ment oe uss g the ai ¢ OD pr i Pain tng a d gilding ef po cr ctl eg and engravin 1 gor pests ing. AD! Operation. ané op ser me tofne~ gots peer beeneqnatied 1. this Country apd 6 ies 060 clocks of Pew ane yulau desi fied ware pearl ond very haoale lan stQvunry, elfgunt chic vases rieh en: glume he friends Mesere Cornelirs ebend sliere am facturer® ot Hecke and Pepin Lehalleue of erg Of porcelain, &8 Well aw our how e dey mary mor the in tke produation lisocession bod n making thetr se ful assor'ment to procure the orted. to this © ? 1bie Twenty fh soaververy of Mr Haugh wout in thie business iniwew Yok, te magaitade of which be very commence: hile (riends sod tbe for their generous bas beew contimua'ly on the ive: sare f ment, be canpot retrain from er efit] RoR LOW! pablic bis most gr. Support The eo vera geraenta if our new store will remedy wt hee hiherto extete t, and we eball spare no & copunuance of the Cenee apd favor 20 long besiow ef mpos our hoy ®. V. HUGH WoOUr & Cd. SEWING MACHINES.—I af KINGER & CO.'s ZBUTE, & beautiful pic'orial paper, containg 1a.) ac TiabJe information about sewing macalcen, aud ane: neations thet ox be asked on the subject Ail a will learn bow lo purchase ® sew ing machi rofivesn be made, and wil by auy of the bambi chines now before th 1M. Singer & Co'# > Will be sent yratis to all who a ply by letter ur othe TM RINGER & OO. 32% Sioaaway, New ork 1,000 @ year clear SPRING STYLE OF BOOTS- 8 % ANDHE TOTO BD and we a look a! them at. JOmrs’, 1) van street ‘LL QTRPHEN’S CKLABRATED WRITING FLUIDS AND copying inks, London, and 275 Peri # 4,8 ¥. Seid Ly prineipal ttationers, T° VERTT?RRA — explains | R, THE 49F 8, 8 p tel igibly his views of whet conatiu'es +. @ clous system 6, He may be comiulted paraow My atthe Advertieing Agency, Tribune Buildiog. \ HISKERS AND MOUSTACHES FORCED TO GROW in six Weeks, by my ongvent which will no! stan or fotile ‘nent iwjure the #1 a wo any part of the country. R'Gf “Uinta, cose Broadway, Ziebers 44. Hows Thid Philadelphia. WM BRE THE PUBL all the here — 5 Ss if not > iy 10 Cg Se ted rele, and if t munity va’ ie they = purebase only REEDS. ietiliery 1hs Haat Frewts Hreet. Office, Arcade, Broadway. Ss he ANP MOUPTASHIOS FORCED IN FOUR weeks by waing Ff cor REDPATH 'S Ciresssian Balm, 26 centa per bottle, 76 Nassau sireet anywhere. Carpae—SrcRGES —Un Laced: E F. Hatheld, Srcwoms, all of this city McCopx311—Srescan.—By the Rey. Dr. Burchard, Row iar. March 17, by the Rev. Mr. Joun N Caspan © iss Pameorta Hi. cop MoCunp ait vo Miss Jonorawe “vexcen of U.ica Brar—Mo ULLOCGH — lo Jersey he 3 on Tuseia’, Obaries K. imorie, Mr. Oorros W MoOvivovem, 0! Reston, “a. Dtea. Hast —On Tucedey, Maron 17, Parmicn Haar, aged 68 do of twenty years @ resident of ihe } take place this ot two yy Bie (rend. and those of ate oe apeorfully to evted to atiend ana Monasy, March i6, M's Emmy Gimp, aged ae relatives aud iriends of (he family are respectfully levied to aitend th» fasera|, from ber late residence No. two co rece. jourte. The users! o'clock, from his late resideace, 7 of consumption, Mrs 844 year of her age, eldest y ‘The roietives ana friends of the femily, and the mom- land | — No 3, D ‘os evanne, Vo altona tho funoral sory! O'olOCK at Wit lai reaidence, No, 214 Woot Trirty reek. der malas will be taken to Oekbu Cemetery for interment Macvine —Oo TuesPay evening Maroh 17, Jom Ma- © imp, aged 26 years he remtive: and irierds of the family are invited to aliend ibe funtra’, ibis af ero on, a: to o'c.ock, from Dis lale residence, N» 108 Hrasion # rot Catan —Oo Wedamdsy sercb is Rv. Teomas Cat- iso, Of Malone, Frackiia cous'y NY 4 acleme mace of rh quem wil be cel -bra'ed to morrow morning, Ot Dal: ten O'clvos, in St Peter's charch, ‘Dar..ay street. revoren? cl.rgy ame friends of the Ceo neo are tt wily invited 10 suond Bwesy —On Wedtesday morciog, Maron (8 after o Nogering jitpess, Mre, Buss Iiconm rege The relatives and friende of the ‘amily are renpeciteliy eer J tan ine (ae $500 year of Vee Dib at200.. Kasra. —Oa Wedae: day, Warch |8 of conges'ton of the Wittuse Henax, caiy son of Fraovis aad Eileen mupibe Ja at bali past th! —On Wedeenday afernoon, March 18, Mr. & the ty of Dadam, ireleed, agea 60 jaatutaaces of the ane te the fuperal, lo merrew after. 0c, No 441 (hire even us, cor- Senday night. March 16. Farwe semis, JOungest child of the iste Joo. laiman, aged 18. care Bowsn —Os Wednesday, Marco 18, Bow | widow of the late Thomas Bower, of Ledbury, Eagiane,