The New York Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1857, Page 5

WEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1857. | HW : I nf iy i ! i i i i nt if i 3 a i i 1 a é I i : ' | i § i i i i H : : i i E H ; s = f ii i H 14 [nt H ql nt Ef 2 ttt rr ESE it 8. z g Uy 3 a z E g j i =f F [ i | i i i z f ii i | 2 5 . panel Ls H ef alti E 8 i ? i zg = t uw wa : geo? | 3 BEEZ EEE ‘@bovght it betier in the Oras place to knock down the of fending fort, and vo demand from Yeh an apology. ‘Be destroyed the fort, and demanded not of We fort, but of the insults the Americas Hag. Twonty- four bours were given to the Chinese to make that apoio- ee had elapsed the American cap- ® on is the fort be think that at the end of twenty-four bours the answer, J uafavors- ‘bie, would find bin ina position not quiie 80 desirabie as ‘We one he then occupied, so he renewed his attack with. Out waiting for the expiration of the time he had fixed. 1 thing, mr, that the honorable member must st least adm that our processing was the extreme of forvear. ‘ance when compared with that of the Americans. Giaes, Nea ‘Well, sir, we demanded ap act of reps- Fasion; was that @ matter of very great consequence? 1) Deen taken ous looked the cir- ver tt beppened Why, it wae treaty—a vio- y the treaty of reside in, Of which regards Osnton was two of three mee e- the autho to remove in less Darity of whe gover have taken piace? Well, sir, | have been told as a end thougn the story may possibly be uatrue—I have been informed of !\ by more tha one person conversant ‘whb the country, that the condemned in Oniaa have been Known to oiler $400 to others to be representod b} them a1 ibe piace ‘to these men, ‘Your life p din sso ou bad better OF 20, io order benef of your fa: this 10 remark, w: Caine $0 84mit of sven propositions as \hese! (Hear, hear) | do fast as honorable members wii! not allow themselves fo de kd aetray Dd; ‘who have taken part in this devate, mater as Dearing upon we try, 1 am satisfied that im; ‘Ry coalition—and there a jong wil! be mec who frust, tbat the cecision maintain the benor =“ (Lond cheers, . Dasani, who was erien for 0 division—said, I shali very briefly call atten to. to ‘be iaaue upom which we are now going 0 votre ‘The noble lord ba Copy doiails I ‘ E32 ! HF HH ial ie : r ana f thy iy { 2 I i) as H HH a d u i wate oaly Gone ere they dave went three To the wisded to be inio Colonies wheiber between ber Majesty’ morchante to whem Wag Afrioa bad Deen ceded, while % secured to the latter « fall ana tne farmers of thie Mr. corurred stace be last addressed the House on the subject was this—the for taking Dim taat i z EF ene le very limited, BREADST ESE Jawce McHenry & Uo.’s Ore engeget in the tos a eer wenience from ‘nceriaimty as de i wed 4, 1857. nved t 6 000 baler, elation eo! for exNori , 1,800 being iken e market is mosdy ted 1 verpooi. Maron 5, faye —At thie day's market there was a tat aarce C6 wuhoet any ing Four bee s strong tendency dow: ant transactions j Gla, 64. bee i i ; | #3 i ‘ii H “t : g = i E 55 Tp rd 3 E i i ; 3 i iff i i i f E i iH 2 LY bd 4 g F 5 wit ior . Im Paria, on Tuesday, ‘at 701, 900. for money, and Tif. 450. fo ‘The has been announced to day of Messrs. Swayne & Bovill, merchants, and jentees of various kinds of machinery. The amount of their licbilitios 1s not ascertain ‘Dut té is believed to be large—probably over ‘Messrs. Cheape & Leslie, an old established East Indix ose, Seve as epee. The disaster in this case is un- derstood 10 bave been through some connection with the transactions of Swayne & Bovill, ‘Dusiness of the two houses was entirely distinct. LATEST MARKET REPORTS, Livearoot, March 4—2 P. M. Breadstufls continue extremely dull. Provisions un- Lower of cotton easier, Consols for money and acount 00% 0 9356. IMPORTANT FROM NEW GRANADA. Interesting from Venezuela and Peru. &e., &., &e. ‘The British mall steamship Lima arrived at Panama om the %b instant, bringing dates from Vaiparaigo to the 16th and Callao to we 96th ultimo, and $296,633 60 in treasure. ‘The Peruvian war steamer Tumbes arrived at Paits on (be 16th ultimo, from Huanchbaco, ‘General Oara- vedo and a revolationary force of aboul two hundred men left next day for 1a Huaca, to recruit his men pre- vious (o marching on Picors. The Percvian war steamer Loa arrived ai Pa'te on the ‘27th ultimo, from Lambayeque, for coa! and provisions. General Vivanco bas left Troxifio with al) his forces; has taken up quarters at Lambay que General Curayedo took poosession of tbe city of Pioora after six hours fightng; loss of killed and wounded ‘very consicerable on both sides. The Piouranos fought bravely. Our Panama Correspondence. Panama, Marob 10, 1857. Arrival of Sloep of War Decatur—Rumors from Bogoa— Our Munster Demanded hus Paspiria— Unfriendly Fock fog om the Isihinus—Gineral Mosquera—Specie from the South— Yankees taking the War by Contract in Peru— Affairs at the Chincha Islands—Sales of @uano—Stale of the Kevotutien in Peru. Since the departure of the George Law, on ths 6th, there bas been but little pews bere, except that brought by the Britith mail steamer from the South Pacific, of whion I serd you s summary. ‘The United Staies sioop-of- war Deostur, from San Fran- cisco, arrived here on the 9th; as yet none of her officers bave been on shore. H. B.M brig Trincomaies is lying at Taboga taking in her water. Ail Kinds of remors are in ciroviation rela ive tothe questiote vow pending between this cocntry and the Uni- ted Biases; and ft 1s evident from the tone of the local paper bere, the Uenienella, and the general conversation of the people, that they begin to think that the United Staces is in earnest. An express from Bogota vie Buenaventare is anid to have Deen received by the Governor, in which Mr. Bowhn, our Minister, and Mr. Mose, the special Commissioner, are said to bave asked for ubeir passporws, as the terms they were authorized to propose have been rejected by Cabinet | cannot vouch for the truth of this remor, {t is jastas likely to be tree as not The ‘Wall due to morrow will probably bring us something ‘The Centinelia says {i is allover, The Unived States wants ibe Jethmus, and, wright or wrong, she ts going 0 have it. We (the Gransdisms) bave pot force to moet them with force, aad there remains nothing for us but to die with honor, What thie later phrase means I cannot imagine Sill there is = pety here ere ready © die with dishonor. Some speeches Yetionary Q ship. which wili take bim to join Vivanco at from whence {i te teaty ftseruva to maven on ead Sas Trujillo, whem 00 doubt General Leseca (00 Onetilla’s side) Siti ae betalions now om the from Lima. 2 io make bim- Jol manver of the north. vabiiaapalasal It te generally ‘Will not succeed, epergy end, what carry on the war. The we bie at x Inter from Australia. NEWS FROM VENEZUELA. OUR CARACAS CORRASPONDENCE. Canacas, Feb. 18, 1867, The New Treaty with (he United States ‘The new treaty between Vonernele amd the United that thie subjects an American citizen to be enrolled ina company of negroes and commanded by negro officers, and that his only chance of escap:ng this most humiliating position would be by paying a suvsutute sometwo or three bondred dollars, to bo paid agaia ae often ae the mabetitote sbonid geo fit to desert (which would be every @ay). By thie monstrous eriicle the moment « revoin- Won oconrs (and they are of every Gay cocurrence) an American citizen wold be placed In ire and property en. Uirely st the mercy of any military deepot who might ppen tO have command of tho province where he re- sided, and would be deprived of tne cbarscter of @ nen. tral end of the protect on thai our government i# eopoowed to give ite citivens, Ie this tne foldiment of we tond sounding promite of Gen. Perce. on hie inauguradon, to give the American citireo the most arm ni® proves jog wt all Mee ANd 1D STETY COUDLFT in Wh He Heopeme to wy Tt i@ bot justice to ihe revident Mia eter wa framed tbe Hresiy 0 RAY {Al he merely ObEYed ibe Orders of Me, Mavey se vepArcs 106 Sruole Ie Goesion Will 4 be be Neves Whe! | 488 & EeLEF FORME’ y Ree Onginaied ‘with Mr. Maroy? It never occurred to the Venezucian severnment unt) proposed by the United Keates Minister. OUR LAGUAYRAN CORRESPONDENCE, copadle of Self-Govenment—A Coup d’Biat in Omiem- lation by the Monegas Party—The Shelion Claom—Arrt- val of Mr. Sandford at Caracces—The New Treaty with the United Btaus. } avail myself of the sailing of tho brig D. B Watson for your port to write you briefly. Affairs are ins most deplorable condition bere just now, and Iitile prospect of their being better soon. 80 far as the people of this part ‘Of the world are concerned, the problem whether man is capabie of self.goverament is solved aud the conclusion ig (if I may borro # am expression from Sir Richard sram- )) as to the Venexuelans, ‘‘s flat negatur.’’ The niggers bere are on such a periect Jevel with the copper colored mu attoes and whites that they are a little above them. But all thie epalté and fraterniié existe without liberty, anlese lawlessness is liberty. im the goverament, oor- ruption, thieving and plunder prevail to an extent uppe- ralelled im any other country. The lower classes of me groes are txe chief reliance of those ie office, and if the Property holders do not at once come down wal! de- mands and requistuons, they are held in terrorem over whem A large majority of the wore espe: Giaily in the interior, are fevorabie 10» revo! 0 obange the present state of things, but they arc unorga- nized and without leaders. A project of “reform” is about to be proposed by the parti: ans of Monegas to Co2- ey similiar to Louisa Napoleoa’s coup d’ rat ia princiole. +18 to give President Monegas ten years term of office, and powers increased nearly 10 whai may be called Dic: terorial, 1 think if adopted if will cause an oat break; but the people are generally so piuckicss toa i 0% result in any good; and besides, it would dono 00d. His successor would probad'y be liked be:ter. A w bold spirits could change the present order of things, Dut {t would reqoire more righteous men to establian and maintain 8 good government among this people taan it did 1p the case of ancient Sodom. This is tho finest and richest country on the globe, but exoeping the German emigra top bither,co as they may possidly in time redeom ft fom misruie, }t se hopeless. Senor Aranda, ioe secreary Of State for Foreign Affairs, iate Minister io she United States, ‘s ce of the very few men !n public station wno seems to have any desire to be osteemed bones: aud patriotic. 48 | formerty advieod you, General Patz bat no a*- berenie was | oonid bear ot. Projects of revolutua are ail humbug Bowe ten days since Mr. Sandford, who, | believe, was formerly Scoretary of tac Unites States Emoassy at Paris, or Cnargé sbere, artived st Oarmocas, an 1, 8000 lookedout from the government tbat be bore a perewpiory demana from Mr, Marcy upos Presicent Monegas, to make repa- ration to a Mr. Shelton, o” Boston, for & large sam claimed As damages ior his expulsion by Veaezuis frum vne gasn0 ‘elands ip the Caribbeas Sea. [t 18 reported.oa good au. Sbority was Presisent Moorgas go: ia a terrible passion when the demand was preseaied. {ta pears tani the tremy between this governm nt and the United Siates auipuiates that if etther government refases 10 pay just demands, the other may irene “reprisais,”’ and tt rhai not be any ground for war. His Serene Sighness, 3 said, lost bis serenity woen Mr. Marcy’s thrvat to resort vo nls was intimaied i bim, end vociferete!, Pu los Yankees al iaficrno 0 Aagan la guerra d au 0.”’ The Eoglisn of woicn is, that ‘the Yankees — gO %0 bell or to war a8 they liked’? So i ees Preaidens Baochanay aod Secretary Oma back down trom Mr, Marcy's position, war between ihe two governments is ‘‘ inevitabic.’” Oolone! Sanford, it is stated, brovght oat @ large amount of the old Columbian revolutionary bonds, for which Ve- Bezels le Mable, and which are now Owned by a company oi New York speculators. 1 ts said they amount to about a milhon @f dojiars. Monegas cannot pay them, sod would rot Whecouid, The late adounisiration of General ft fe paid, backed up thie clatm fully, but writing alone is of no use bere. - Nothing short ef a Squedron of ehips of war off thie port, aad io it, aod of Porto Cabelia, and !n ‘t also, wil! ever bring the’ proseat rulers here to @ sense of justice and right. Some curious reports are afloat here aout some of the Provisions of tho recent treaty between the United States and Venezuela, which bas bung fire eo joug in tbe United States Senate. The Hats 7 tien of mannincturing, the best gained by ESPENSOHE|D, the hater. in durability. com) aa they rria's. and made by the most sy not tail to give satisiacuon, The The Genin Dress Hat for the Season has, ‘se anal, been endorsed by the people, and circulates threagh the city and country with universal approval | Uld price 84. 'Y “GENIN, Hs Bromaway, oppoute St, Paul's church. David's Spring Style of Gentlemen's Hats.— Call snd inspect them at his salesroom, 301 broadway. White, the Hatter, 148 Fulton Be- tweeo Broadway and Nasenu sireet. Spring style, $8, bis Inet fai style, $2, mney styles of hats and caps tn all thetr deautifal assortment of siraws trimmed and ‘children, Please call and examine. , mapulacturer, 381 Canal street, opposite West opurimmed for misses and KELLU Gi Prismatic furning Com y's Stock for sale cheap by ALBERT H. SICOLAY, No. 4 Broad street. Hudson River Inetitute at Clavereck, N. ¥. —Terw opens Apri Y. eee Pini oe yar, Martha Muir; Ox, A Sisren’s Love, Will be erimmenced to. morrow tn the SURDAY COURIER, Imperial Photogra| “s Rintaors wallery, 309 Broadway, A Fine Com Use Jones’ Old Italian fine baty, use Jones’ cora) bair oi) restor tive, ds fetes Liquid alabaster for ladiee’ shin, Ja Depot, aud Fred rick’s Temple of Art. Hallotypes, Photographa, Ambrotypes, Daguerreotypes, No. 586 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan fiotel. 1 Unequailed t1— Broadway. The American Takeo by MRADE BROTHEAS, Moustache How! pes and one sbilling portraita se the poets say, make Rowe bowl, at HOLMBS’, 289 Broadway, 20 Cent Ambrotype Likenesses, with Case, besbtiful) caloned—3 0 tally—originally introduced by KIMBALL, 347 Uroadway, corner i.couard street. John Bishep flali’s Gallery of Haotrpes. at FREDERICK'S Semple of Art, No. 686 Brosdway, Oppeeite Mewepoiiian Hotel Booth & ick’s London Cordial Gin— Fer eale from bonded warehouses, in pancbeonp or in casee from store, by SIMPSON BRUS., 19 Beaver etree Broken Bank Netes Bonght at Highest hd JOBN BOUPR, 462 Broadway, opposite the Paevie ane. Received at Green's Shirt and Purnshing store, No. | aster Bouse, pew apring eyles of ties, crarata apd genlemen # undergarments, per inte steamer. Fish and Provisions._Earl, Bartholomew & CO., No. 196 Greenwich street, have s large end desirable rock. At the Brenkfast Tabie Les & Perrin’s Worcesten hire sauce in, aria tbe moet exqnisie rehan aud zest wo bo’ oF cold meats’ cried fowl, game, bepled Kisney, ae. * te for Lea & Perrin. — "ou LUNCAN 4 SONS, 66 Brondway. Booth & Sedgewick’s London Cordial Gin— For sale from bended warehouses, in puncheone or in casos from store, by SIMPBON BAUS, 19 Beaver sree. John Wood's New Gymnadam Row Open— &t Mo. 6 BaeTwenty eigdth sireet, near FIND avenue Batchelor's Bair Dye, and Tow the best im the world made, eold and tied at 283 Brosseay, le Cutter of Hair and Whis- J erect. Baur cye four atllings a bor, kere, No. biaek of brown. Cristadoro's Wigs, Har Dye have tonebed the apex of perfeeuon. Privately sppiied at No. 6 Astor House. Booth & Sedgewick’s Londoo Cordial Gin— For sale (rem warehouses, (n pancheoas of 'n cases from store, by BIMPRON BRUs., Bouver ree: Lyon's Kathatron.—DPhe tmmense Sale of thia unequalled preparstion for the hair atevs iis creat ex cell@nce aod wuperiority. ithas now become the mandard Article of its kind. For sale by ail dealers everywhere. and Toupee sale ant the dye If your Ha! Gray, there ts Sothing Equal to BALLARIS bair dye, for brown or binck. “Wreck bar is falling off, wwe Haliard @ bar fastener Frangipann! an Eternal Perfame. Frangipani pomade. rangipar ni Fp oes TAME STRUEN & 0O,, 909 Brosdwar, and all droggiata, y Heath, Wyckof & Co., Proprictors of yon's iron and manufacturers of perfumery of sil kinda, 65 Liberty street, N.Y. Booth & Sedgewick’s London Cordtal Gin — For sale from bonded warehouses, in puncheons oF tn cases from store, by BIMPSOM BAUS, 19 Beaver street. Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Madtend core tras, St NO, 2) Maiden Inne, New York, Dr Kelley can be Consulted Dalipy officer, No. 3 Bible House, upon diseases of the Jungs free of charge jolloway's Pie and Olntment.ato De= plewe the symem by dies ect porming, is ty de pre fin cvesen by bias voles Purging, ie to de mediee Cisin“eet the oe, Sad cure on al aed jonerpa) compa nse ty cerroying heir woene se se ve! Coie » Hood’ Patent ‘Tras applied at No. # Ann eet Sbouder braces, elaatie ingtrument al ‘lefermities, at Dr, GLOVER’S No. my FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Farvay, March 20—6 P. M. The stock market opened and closed heavy to day. About the usual eotivity prevailed; but the buoyancy noticed throughout yesterday was not at all visible this morning. Oash stock of all the leadiugratlroad companies appears to be more and more abundant every day. Tne street (s loaded down with/supplies, and bat for the large abort interest prices could not by any vossibility be sustained. At! the first board to-day Pemusytvanis Ooal Company declined }; per cent; Delaware and Hudson, °;; New York Central Railroad, %; Erie, ; Reading, ; Miobigen Southern, 34; Illinois Central Railroad, 3; Gleveland and Toledo, Cleveland and Pittsburg ad- vanced }¢ per cent; Milwaukio and Mississippi, }¢; La Crosse «and Milwaukie, %. The most {mportant movement today was in lilinois Central Railroad stock. It opened mt 133%, seller 60 days, and closed at 1324; per cent, buyer 8 days, and sold down to 181%, selier 60 days. Tae sales ‘were upusuaily large, and contracts om time are put ou) freely. We do not approve of this movement on the part of the company, but believe that under the ciroumstanoes there was no alternative. The extent of the increase ta capital is probably the beet poticy. it was doubtless made to save ‘uture trouble in isauing smelter lots of stook. The real object of the company has not yot ap- peared, but to our mind !t is perfectly clear, and only as 8 Coancia! measure oan commend it. It is very evideat ‘tbat the market vive of the stock will be largely depreciated, The bonds of the Iilincis Qeotral Rall road Company ought to advance under thie large fasue of new stock. New York Central allroad sold to some extent io day and closed woak a$ our quo tations. Reading was active and stook was freely of fered at the decline, At the second board lewor prices raled ajl round. Reading Raliroad foil off % per cemt; Michigan Southern, 3; illinois Central Railroad; \; Cleveland and Toledo, %; New York Oontral, +; Bele, %. It will be seen by our second board quotations that the market closed heavy, ard that prices were gradually settling down sgain. These imal) resctions only serve to involve epecuintors for a rise more deeply, and to sur- round them with gresier diffculies In tne faceof the Mnancia) exhibit just made by tbe Erie Rai!roed Compa by, and what is Known to exist in the finances of All our large ratiroad companies, it is folly te talk about an edvance in prices. They arc all now tem, twenty aod thirty per cent above their intrinsic value, and are only sustained at present pointe by the’ most desperate and disestrous system of financiering ever con- cocled cr practced jo apy community. it ie beyood the jower of ai Wall »tree: com. combined to rermanentty inflate prices for the class of railroad stock now opersied in so largely in our Sock Exobange. Ap advance of onc, two, and perhaps in some instances three per cent, might, under some ex. citement and favorable circumstances, be temporarily produced; but beyond that, it sppears to us utterly im possible, and we doubt very much the possibility of ao mfation even to that extent Every day 1s increasing the burden of these railroad comyanies, and those who aro sustainicg them mast be geiting weaker and weaker, and less able to shoulder the respousibility aad provide the necessary means to keep the wheels of the msohine im motion. Every dividend paid ie adatng #0 much to the floating debt, andas is is merely ® matter of time, we sooner a atop is put to the increase of liabilities umier ‘such circumstanoes the better for all parties interested ‘The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day ea follow -— $148,745 49 161,095 61 590,488 87 ‘The tock operations of Wesley, the -princtpal proprie tor of the Daily Times, in Wall street to day were as fo) lows — $2,000 Mich 100 South & F. bonds... Sl. 000 Virginia, 6's. Noe End Ratireed days. 200 liigole Contral Railroad 1, ir 60 days. 200 Celeveian’ and Toledo. ‘16% —reguiar way. ‘We are glad (0 see that our neighbors ere realising on omc of their stooks, notwithetandisg ibe great diferenees egemettbem. They are preaching one thing and practi sipg anctber With all their efforts 0 show thats finan cial revaleion is an imposeibiity, they are evi tently pre- yarlpg themselves for @ collapse in railroad stooks from some cause, ‘This is wise sa it is Dot yet 100 inte, ‘The sitamship Alps, at Boston from Liverpool, brings four ae} er newe, The sdvices are not important or even interesting. In money matiers there haa deen no cbange. Console were about the same for money Cowen war steady without mach activity im ibe market. Bresdatuile were dull and beavy. ‘Tre annexed statement exhidiis ibe valoe of foreiga Gry goode entered at this pert lor consumpt on, for ware- bowse, and algo ibe withdrawals (rom warehouse, durtog tbe week ending ax imeluding Thoreday, March 10, eet 62,186 bis Totmls... 1786473 0272,60% Value prt om market during the work, 1867.. $1,671,371 ' " . 1986.. 1,964,007 Stok Kachange, Farpay, Marob 20, 1867. 9000 abs Neaa'gh aio 19% 08 81% 80 ao ~beo 80 Ma 100 do Stig 800 do. “ay © ao. 6b 300 a 4 60 Mich Cen 90}4 459 Mich SoRN “ s . 10K 490 do @ 73% 1600 EreRRist m be 10655 100 ¢ a0 Ty 100 ErieReonbe, 71 80 = 100 do 000 738K SS - 8% 160 de.,....030 TA, 2060 I rieRabe' tds Of 10 Lite Miami RR. 91 £€60 Bud Riv R21 ims RR..200 96 10CO MienSongF dba. ao 8 Ps do. 064 8806 11) Cer a bs 0 di <. O06 3ém 000 1985 10 an jon Bank. 08 1334 99 Phowix Bonk ... 1 186 4o.. & Pits B da 16040... BOO 6 17 Gal & Orie ine 100 106 300 be 1826 100 Clev Rs 100 & s3sss $F 80 eo... wo ‘26 Chi & Rook { RR. 105. pt ' 108, 16 Mi & we RR... 18 10 40 . 18 s3333e353353% 200 Erie R © 300 do CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fripay, March 2—5 P.M. Baranevorre—Flour.—The market for Western aot Bae common t medium graies war cu!l aed melts iimicerl Chere wag ini Cemand for the Bigber rrases. sed sepeialy for Cepadinn nod Seulberc, ab ebange! yscietigpa The pales ‘= 5,000 bushels Souths 6 Tiltnols white reporied at the sama $000 bushels prime Southern red xt 81 6, and a 20, a SL 4s, Corn wee dultand lower, ‘about 12,000 a 15.000 bushels, Included ». inferior new #outbern yellow at 70c.. are . a i Be i a rt E < E i eflect upon prices Dealers regarded the wlegraph and othe advices from Mobile und New Orleans of more importanc + than thoee supplied by tbe steamer. bulk, atéd.; 160 boxes bacon were taken at 171 Atle 6d cotton, beavy goods » and aL itt some laken at 208 To (laagow 500 bbls flour were engaged To Bremen 60 bales of sotton were engaged nt %4o “ ‘ and 0 bble aubes at 2a. 6d. perio fo Hamburg 20 Wook wood, fustic, de , were ‘fd. 1,009 bbls ed at 208 voein were engaged at 286 at 20s. 5 228 6d To Melbourne rates were x 27),c. fy ey. er foot measurement saked ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED BVERY DAY. see 6th pages DISCELLANEOUS. AWS.HOR & 00.8 PATENT GROUND paws, Sheritl and Columbia streets, N.Y AUTION TO THE PUBLIC. It becomes imperatively necessary. in order to p-otsc! the pubito generally from imporition and myself from fraud to ‘that pive ne ys: CHABLES’ LONDON CORDIAL ¢ uaving attained £0 unequalled a cele>rity, has And cpunierfelted by liq tor mixers n the itien of Naw York imitated and —— whose noxious mixtures, uoder the title of © Loo don Cordial Gin,” RUT WITHOUT THE NAME OF CHAtE are infesting the different markets of the Uuited Btetas, de posited for sale with unsurpecting druggista aud Krocers, who are allowed an excessive proat aud thus made parties to the Derpetration o' these dangerous frauds To the sick, 0 whore use my “Charles? Loudon Cordial Gin” bas been #0 generally preseribed hy physicians, in the various diseases to which itis so pesultarly adapted, the ex posure of these dangerous frauds t# of vial Importance, as not only are their maladies trifled with by thew imoosi tneir very lives piaced in jeopardy by the use of their noxious de coctions ‘The title of “ London Co The reeorda of the Cv York, orion and Phi: London Cordial Gin’? is the only London «ip really ported, aod sold in bottles. A recent coutroversy ia the New York papers bas demonstrated that up to that date, to wit, the beginning of November last, the only importa tan of Loudon Cordial Gin ever made, exoept by myselt, bas been two bipes imported in 1865. On the credit of taese two fpipes, which would fill ouly ® few handred botties, ove r one hundred thousand dozeo of ® mixture, caliet “Landon Cordial Gin,” have beea spread all over this © rat.nent. wad #010 ab 20 per cent veiow tke cost of importation of London Cordial Gin! by one, concern, witlst another, who represent themselves agenis for “Booth & redgwick, of a.” had never inpported one drop, and yet have flooded the whole Sonth and West with thetr s0-salied, London Gin The Medical Faculty, therefore —over tive thousaad of whom im the United States and Great Britain have over ‘hair own nig DaWWres and by is adoption in thelr practices atiested the merits of my “Cbarles’ + ondon Cordial Gin" —owe it to them: relves_ and the suitering patien'a in their care. o be mnoessant lyfop thelr guard against these frightfu) impositioas Let it then be clearly unde: toa! ine only genuine Low: don Cordial Gin is “Charies.”” To aveid imposition see that the words “Obarles’ London Cordial Gia” are in raised letters my exclusive property. cr of New een wen! cover. ng the cork is stamped with the ach bottle is packed in a peat cartoon box and that upon the botde and the box is a label pearing the {se simile vignatare of Kdmd. ©. Cheries. ihe genuine arucie may be had of al! druggis' country merchavia Price one dollar for qu eents for pinta, nd by observing the above instructions, coun er feite and imitations a be svoided KDMUND © CHARLES, 4 Broadway, New York. AD WIXDOW SH a DBS AT IRGUBON, 291 Brosdway and stoek of bré MATERIALS —KELTY & Oraram w ® Co in New York, and our # manufasturing faciiitios enable ‘us 10 offer these papey cher houses, We write the attention of close buyers, ag COATS, FROCK COATR, Frock coats, ' frock coats, frock Frock eoets, freck coats, frock coats, Frock costa. frock coats, pa SOCK COATS, i Hi F i it iii HEE i FEEERS Ee Fe iit Hii HL ii i ii int HEUH Z : FpEreceer say sasitiettts Srrrrinaag HUdgaddUATEDEBERDUANUNAAALL } >a i Bo7 Between The amovat of Cheap Gold and tne Biact cloth (rockcomts, Cheap and Oe n Cassimere business 00a Contained in this extensive eetabiishment. is. imense. Wot ope man Ib & hundred falls to be (ited aud sulted in every re mec, lor ha rogarda price, BYARD fitors himoolf tht he e8n avd does undersell every other elothier inthe city of New i . $14 w sm Buper biack and faocy cotk foce conte wou Handsome viaek e.oth frocks, well made uimmed tee Peper fone ww wb a ae husiness coals Sew {BENCH IMPORTED BOOTS, FROM THE CRLEB RAT ¢d manuta turers of J. Forr and M. lies. rue de Kighaliow onlehtaued Take & constant supply FhARIs & SUN, booumekers, G2 Aas bore Malden iane pm 1 peSAtTION to tHE PUBLIC or never! experimenting 12 the wan ifecturing of gin. I fortunalely succeeded, tn the year [545,10 mating @ decovery ia ta manatecture by which i vas deprived of all acid and indasomatory properties, aad rendered! perfectly pare ‘My manufactory \# at Febiedam. Holland. Afer several mouth « reflection what title to give it, 1 juced It to the ‘Wolfe's Sehiedim Aro- Of the place in “ol der od potsonone atu! “ vu dam echrappa |.sedon oases of ome toran. bottle and cork, and urgis's and evoniry mer. LPHO WoLre. * Bos, 1? 2), and 22 Beaver mireet, New Tork. ARTHA MUTR: On, A Bisten’s Love, Will be commenced to morrow in he SUNDAY OO RIRR ARTHA MUIM: On, A Store Will be comm Love yw in the to morro’ SUNDAY COURIER ARTHA MUIR On, A SteTRe's Lowe * ‘Will be commenced 1 morrow in the SUNDAY O0l BI ren ) ILLUMINATION OF Rv. HAL OC Hour € 60. new more, corner of Broad way Broome sireeia om Monday evening, Mi tnne om Tuesday and Taesday evening. the J ‘The iltumipation of the building will ake place at half 7 4 wi | be lostantane: the mement from all the wh ower Broseway and Broome «weet will be tr ING STILE OF BOOTA- H AND 4 8 100K at ther at JURKS’, 10 An x Weeke, by my onguent ebich & nor Wy BIKERS AND MOUTACHES FORCED To GROW | a p ¢ the pin. | ie) UA bottle seat to any part o atey, F.C. GRaMeM, Sug Broadway; Zieber, 4 Sond Third | ree’ Fh ladetpbie NG OF B. V, HAUGHWOUT & CO.'8 NEW STORE, Corner of Broadway and Broome aueet, Ox MoNDAY MvENING, 287 MAkOR, 1667. We ¢erue to intorm our friends and customers tat our new store will be opened for thelr inspection on Mouday evesing, 283d Moreh and Guring the day and evesing of veeday. ath No goods will be sod durivg that tne, \¢ order whet war employés may devote their whole atweotion io those who may Geaire \0 visit our entablivhment, | Our mannincruriog depart ment occupying the fourth and fifth stories of ibe builing, Ly ir g ae f gilding of porcelain, e cutting And eDgraving wutecturieg et perl and ivory table eotlery. Silver piating, and various minor by snebes of the above, wild be in full operation, and open to inspection, The elegant pd val aseer/mer tof new goods with * bik we sba'l open in 9 ching snd Revres dining tea and loliet « oe uree, t'ver pisted ware. pearl and Ivory handled sole cutlery, Farigp siatuary, elegant china vases, rich ous giaeawere, AC, ce , Ae. Hache and of porcelain, as well as our hom many months in the productio: for thi occasion "arn haw spared. rt. Hangh- { whieh b wont in this business ia New York, the mage has heen continusily on the irerease from the very comnmence- and the mvt, be cannot retrain frem tendering to bis ig most graiefnl ackuowlodgemeule ! Finer generoun Support The completencas of arrangements in Cor new migre will remedy every defect thas has hitherto existed, and Wwe aball pare no palus to merits continuance of we coos 3 favor wo lor easiow ed 1) our ee ti fev RADGHWOUT & CD. GUWING, MACHINES. La. SINGER & 00.8 GA ZBITE, » beautiful pictorial paper, contatne (nil acd re Hable information about sewing machines, and answers al lone thet osm be Asked on the mubject All who read Der will learn how to purchase & sew ing msehine with 1,000 & year elear profi; oan be made, snd wili be pro- tected from being ‘upon by any of the bnmbug ma- chines now before the public. I M. Singer & Uo.’s taazeite Will be sent gratis tg all wbo avply. by letien or ciberwiee. TM. SINGER ‘& 00., 543 Bronawav. New York. GANGUTPRROUS NERVINE TONTO AND ALTE © tive, la Dr J. WHBBER’S invigorating savedi’er —AN als, covatipalion, want of appeure sidep ‘isengih, eaves: rebost heath in felt permoaneady Tie @ divine panacea. Price $2 50; two, $4. Depet 212 Bowery. JECTIONAL MAP OF IOWA gBY HANNS. WIOLL AMS & Co. The only cample'e MW of the state, x4 ne ves. Price $2 80; on canvass, with rollers. 35 by FOWLER & WELLS, 308 Broad PRING CLOTHING. S ALFRED MUNROE & Co. bave now re veeeiving trom their manufactoring departa! Inn, Overcoals, spring business ovkts, vers, if pants, Ae, do. Also boy's clothing, pervourness, dy The tradr supplied A M. 4 Co bi partment, and foods, whvteh thy to order i ALFRED MUNKOB & 00 . 44) Rrowd way betwern Heward ara (rant e'reee. TRE AFFLICTED. BYa1PS LIFE BALSA¥ ‘This potent yet ourely vegstable pur: Jedged the only relia ¢ corative Cor ail gen: Impurity of the ble Rhenroatiam in ie wort painful forms and of 26 yenre Cura hon is eniirery eradionted trom the + yates rerotnls & ¢ hing’s evi) rendi'y yield to ie powerful yet mild Influence; and sueb is tis magicw operation wv these on om i) un scarcely & ater leftol te most freh tod ulcers to mar the Aopearanee of the patuent Ip old nicers, fever sores, mercurial diseasen cures im an ineredibiy short period removing every particwe of impur- my trom the olocd p erupiive diseants, aueb as erynipeles seit rheam, Pim len plot! on the face or the wore: cases of bomors ef the blood i exnret foil if taken according 19 ibe direc tore Tn Gleenses of the liver kidoeys, apleen, debility, ineinient cor sumption. Ae, the life balsam exn be relied On aa (he dont safe aud sure remedy ever known. "Tbe cerufen'en put up with each batt’ (OO mies dient or baving Lo existence st all wala the with most of the sdverivet nostrums as from weik known citizens of New York; and the cures are such a# to challenge ibelr eqna) in the world. The dose isfrom s tea epoon!u.i to two Special Girest908 sccom- pany each bottle 75 cents per le—eix for M4. Prineipal bepet 446 Grand street * gent for Brooklyn, mre. HAY. 175 Fultow street, and arugg iste generally. ADVERTISERS —V. B. PALWER, THE AGENT, expiaina intel igibly his views of what ‘const'tuten «judi chown symtem of advertising. He may be consulted persomally, st ibe Advertsing Agency, Tribune Building. © no! from ver tablespoonefull w*. BEED and TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT ‘all the “ London Cordial Gin je here # rot mox- Jous. bet ie equal. if not ruper'or. to the perved arvele, and if Lt velned their bealth they would "B. le, Broad) only Ri jatillery 118 Rast Twenty-nioth reel Otee, Arcad way ‘es | Marrtea. jacona Ou We'mesday, Maret 1%, by — J. Liners: 10 Mas Kans Jscom, Ky , Democrat . WeKinw. On jeduseday. March 18, by 3S. Hastings, at ihe Wom Presbyierian Rev. Mio D Parnnoms, of Delaware, O10, wo Mt 7 MCKimw, of this city : as ¥ 2 (i [ A Died. pee —Budderly, on Fricay, March 20. cf sp>picx; loage. prong Tae years aa 1¢ days.” Irieeds, to: ge of his sons, Edward W. and Joseph bis sop-in Jomes Price, aud the members of aed a M., are requesied io emeod funeral services, to morrow aferacoa, at 1wo 0 cick, late residence, No. 66 North Moore street The Tremaine Will be taken to Yonkers on Moadey morning On Tharsday, March 19, of of the brain, Jomarman Gorpon son of Frasca Gyraoa, late berdeenanire, Bootmmd, aged 10 years, & gam 8 Patty : iatarred in Greenwood Cemetery. papers piease copy. Lawnerca.—On Wedeescay, Maron 18, Sanam “uceT, only chid of Sopsio © and Witiem T. Lawrence, Jr., Lajayewe areday, Wares 19, Raons Wanzins, wilo of J. © Grass, Keq , in ibe 17th y. ear «{ ber age ‘The friends of ihe tow» of ner son 0 De youngret eon of David Moore, Eeq. ° relives and friende of tne family are imvited to attend the feneral, on Monday three o’oloc’, witbent farther potion,