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

Second price:—Dress boxes, 83.; ap- 1s. ; lower gallery, 6d. : died some time ago, leaving $100,000 to > did not leave any Wo his own ristors and atiompted to onntest the will, wut gave it Bioee thea Levi North bax given to each of the sisters 000; to Aaron T irner $10,000 and the tal cire 8, which Harry Curuer formerly held; Sanford, counsel tor the brother and cisters, i. F A AL O¥ Tux MoxeTer Amunucan Crrovs.—VYesterday, ip Southam ton, which has been chartered by Howes & jing, proprietors of tie monster American circus, was brought into the Wellington duck, and her very unusual cargo unloaded in the presence 4 Beveral hundreds of 8} Tbe Southam), when she sailed from New York, on the 25th of March, had om board eighty horses, and during the voyage only Cour dict. ‘The healthy condition of tho animals was mainly owing the admirable arravgemonts made for ventilation, and wo iH fore and aft for the purpose. ‘ked in #e0- ties, (Including the materiel of a cir- which can be for the horses, and by the water supply. The larger carriages, of which there are five, one upwards of tweaty-five feat in , Wore packed on the deck, In hoases for ‘purpose. The horses comprise some beautiful and rare Hi it z as al su a Hi i i | at i H BBs esti! billet 3 bret #8 if [3 E ‘Tas Srarce or WassincTox is Tm Parx.—The statue Of Washington, which has receatly been placed in tho Park in front of the City Hall, is attracting considerable ‘attention, and is daily vi ited by hondreds of persons. ‘The statue Is of life size, and with the pedestal is about Courteen fect in height. It was cut froma solid block of Jersey brown stone by the sculptor, Thom, for certain par- Ges, but on its completion a difficulty arose between the goulptor and his employers, and he sold itto Dr. 3. A. “Maia, of this city, who proferred it to the Common Council ‘a2 am ornament to grace the Park, and was by them ac- ‘Continen'al costume of the day in which be lived, a seroil fm bis right hand, and his left hand resting ona globe ‘The right leg is advanced and slightly bent, and the weight of the rests @ptatwue are favorable to li H i Hi 3 8 i i 5 3 E E l ; : & ? i i" bie Fy 4 f PG i n i ie i and expeme Y Od jus to be the finest and truest Likeness of the Father ot hs Country bas ever been sculptured in marble. The deceased ‘on account of some dispute at Washington coucero retained it in hie own bands til bis death; it then into possession of Dr. Main, who has brought it it whore it may now be virwed by Fatar Acomext on im Norn Puven--A Sar Boat Urare. Yesterday morning four lads bired « sail boat from the wot of Albany street, North river, to goon a pleasure ex- oursion. After sailing about for a time, an accident ecourred to the mast, and the las landed aud came to Albany street on foot to notify the proprietor of the boat of he accident. He with the « sailed up the river in qnother boat to where the di<abled boat lay and took {tin fow, the four boys getting lato the latter. When shout Fifteth street, North Li Sie * | ere precipitate ver. Two o! Ln Lm ey ald = whe keel of the boat until the other two swam a bone a) Cornell, was dragged. (nto a at the other, & man about 18 years of age, Patrick Burkley, ‘He sank and was borne down the stream, ond up to last his bedy bad not been found. He re. tided at No. 129 Cedar street, where bis family wo id be (hankful to any person who could tell the whereabouts of tae remains. Fina ox Finer Avaeva.—Aboot baif-past five o'clock yes- yy afternoon a fire broke out in the feed store of John Ryan, No. 208 First aveous. The firemen were soon at Ge premises, but motwithstanding their exeriions the Duilding was totally destroyed. The low on food, &., owned by Mr. Ryan, will be about $1,000; no insurance. floor was jd by John Connor ns a har- HE =P, pamed i evening, by # box being lef by a cartman on the pier, jart Defore the time of starting, marked “ Bones,’"’ to be com damped hig when he balways sarture of appear. aa to ite con ra take op board ip usually = proballe and were ad’ I oat Fis comet looking box; and the opinion of Qi! seemed to be, that in these Umen of dark and mrw terious crime, some ought to be bed. A inal! cbjrct Could be seen through hole in the box, hich was thought to resemble an elbow joint, The mye Aory, however, waa soon solved, without the aid of Sr once, by the discovery of @ wiaall mark oo therto unobserved : “ Bones of Black War. or, he ‘poker J. 8, Albany Medical College,” and by fortunate return of the cartman, who explalood Wat the box contained fgg A We horse * Blac! Soke Florida and. Wexican ware, which departed this itfe Several months ago, and whose bones are to be placed in ‘Mato medical college at Albany, a9 an intorestl vot valor axl a aseful contribution to surg HH Superior Court—General Term. Boore Judges Duor, Bosworth, Siosson, Hoffman and Woodrull, Way 0 — Spencer W. Clark and others et Augitua B. Masters and cthers..Now trial granted on tertas. (Ordor Bank of Brooklyn ve. Wr. Hailey La0g— Podagment caargen, See pail of om: oo il om nweten eg Andrews and others. ES Ovvices Disconrixven—The Post offices ‘mart, Herkimer county, N. Ys Madrid depot, St county, N. Y¥.; and Derby, Steuben county, BM. ¥., dave been discontinued by the department, , ‘The Sickles avd Murphy Affair—Bleod aud Brukeu Noves. TO THE BDITOK OF THE HBRALD, Wusano's, Wasuexorox, May 8, 1857, Sm—Mr. MoLoud Murphy baving publshed two re wrt: over bis own signature of bis imaginary exploits in my room on Wednesday morning luat—one in your journal and another in tho Washington Star—4t booomes proper to wbow that his bulletins are as (ale 6s bis assault was cowardly. Without entering Into @ miaute comparison of the two letters in which Mr. Murphy deseribes bie oncowntor with mo, it will be sufficient to call atteation to the fact, apps rout t every reader, that they eo contradict cach other as to elxcredit both. It only remains to noice the fow points tn which they agree. To cecape the stigma cast upon him by his clan destine mode of entering my bedroom before | had risen for the day, be lavents the sta‘ement that he seat a card to me by a servant, ard that after receiving it I iavited tim tp to my room. This assertion Is disprsed of by the # ait er, Michael O'Brien, ax will be seen by the following ext act from the statement made by him and published iu the Star of this evening:— Mr. Murphy called me and neki Bickles’ room. 1 immediately proceeded with him to Mr. Sickles’ room, where. on reviving, T knocked voev loudly when Mi ekles, in a ht to the *. Aan suked me “who was at the door.” plied ‘a gen loraan * you."" He then opened the auld ta lo Bee "Mr. Rurphy then hastened pte tho room, and the cloned. dutinctly deny that Mr. Marphy sent in hie card to Mr. Sickloa, No card whatever was handed to him by ma or sent in by Mer. Murphy. MIOHAERL U'RBIKN, Next, Mr. Murphy alleges, ‘The moment the effray bad ended Mr. Sickles despatched moewengers in ali directions for the Marshal of the District, the Distriot Atiorney, and a bort of other officials and reporters—the former to attempt my arrest.’” Your reporters, whe transmitted an account of the affair, know that this statement is untrue so far as thoy are concerned ; while the following notes from tho “Marshal and the Disirict Attorney prove it to be false as to them :— Mar 6, 1857. Hon. D. RK Stcxuzs— ‘Bin—In reap rae to your inquiry I have to atate, that the statement concerning myvelf, contained ta the cand of Mr Murphy, published in the New Y rk Humax of this morning, is incorrest. T did call to wee you, but not for the purpose mentioned card alluded to, — is J.D. HOOVER, U. 8. Marchal. Wasuraton, May 8, 1857. Bon. Danret K. Stoxces— Mv Deak Bix—In reply to yonr inquiry, I suswer I have no knowl-dge of any mensage belng nent by you tc mo, etier for the purpoes stated in Mr Murpliy’s ante published in this morning's HERALD, uF otber purpose. ory reepeotully, aay ee B REY, U. 8 Attorney. ‘These are the only two statemen 8 made by Mr. Murphy about the affair of which anybody besides the parties bas any knowledge, sad upon both be is convicted of false hood Thus impeached, bis awertions as to what took place within the rom become worthless, to say nothing of their ntringic imyrobabiltty. Although a hostile correspondence was pending between Mr. Murphy and myself, there had been no intimation ven to me that he meditated a personal asaanit; still less 1 avy reason to imugine that & pe-sou eho wus en- deavering to assert the claim of a gentieman by demand- ing @ meeting, would #o suddenly betray his real uaure by a clandes ine and cowardly assault. Bnt he ceme, “armed,’’ ag be says, “with a emall cowhide.’ The mo- ment be rai-ed thie weapon I seized it, and before he had suruck a blow with it, wrested is from bim. 1 thea proceeded to cowbide Its owner, and while [ was £0 ea- [= J he struck me a ingle blow in the face with a sharp ‘trument ¥ hich he beid in his hand I then seized him by the throat and choked him into submission. ‘Thie ix the abort story of an eucounter which lasted at the mcet two minutes, but which Mr. Murphy—apparently ‘anxious to make bimself the hero of & desperate fight— says lasted tex minutes, and which, according to hia bastes Furtoro bulletins, was marked with such bioody and fearful viciwitodes. On the previous day, in hia report written for the Warbington press, the combat occupied seven miputes; increasing at the rate of three minutes @ it will soon become a second ‘" Years War.’? [t_will be likely to discourage even the most patriotia gentleman, hereaiter, from accepting the position of a representative in Congress if he w to be attacked with biudgeons before be gta up in the morning because he thinks it bis duty to advice the removal of aa unfit incu. dent of offlos. prompt dismissal of Mr. Murpby to- unprofitable that it the experiment to be so oh el bs toners, im ‘Bre Joun Paistary at Hour.—Traveliers on the Ohio and Miseteippi Railway, which has just boen opened from Cin- Cinnati to 8. Louis, will remember the remarkable mound tn Clinton county, Illinois. It rises in the centre of the im- mense prairie like an island in the sea, and forms part of enug lite farm of twelve hundred acres, receatly in the possession of a son of the late Governor Carlin. The es- tate is situated a few miles north of the town of Carlyte, and about forty-five miles this side of &. Louis. The man- sion house, outbuildings and shade trees crown te wp o4 the mound, which covers about thirty acres at ite base, and is about ninet7 feet above the level of the prairie. The whole estate haz lately been purchased by Mr. Jamee H. Hackett, the popular comedian, and we learn that it is his iytention to withdraw from the stage and spend the rest of his days in his own territory, which will now be known as Backett’s Mound. Here, thon, shall Falstaff always have ‘a cup of xack with no lime ia't; hereshall Rip Van Winkle make a new sicopy hollow; while Monsiour Mallet shel! have a bureau dela posts of bia own, and the rifie of Coto- nel Nimrod Wildfire vend dewh to many an antlered mo- narch of the forest. The thouannca who have enjoyed Mr. Hackett’ acting, w well as his gress circle of poreoual friends in Kurope and America, will join with ue in wish ing him every enjoyment in his noble reeeat. Milnary Items. Furcriona.—Major Olds has been ciected Brigadier Gone ral of the “ Independent Faeex Brignde”’ of Newark, N. J., vice Brigudier General Pevaingtom, resigned Col. Juo. Arpold, of New Haven, Second Regiment Con- necticut Miltia, has bewn elected Brigadier Geooral of He- coud Brigade, rice General Hallenbeck, resigned. Lieut Col. Waa. A. Leflingweli, tame regiment, (of the United States Customs of this city,) has bean lected Colo. nel, vice Arnold, promoted. Major A. H. Terry, Now Hia- Ven. same regitient, Lieutenant Codonoi, vice Laiflngwell, yromated, and the xevior Captain, Ledyard Colburn, of vice Terry, promoted, Guard, Klevouth has bem elected Captain thareo", "This # ao guod ¢olecdon ; other sevectiuus are ‘xed upon as we learb, which » her coneum uated, will aad materially to the prosperity of the company Second Lieutenant David Fackuor hae been clected Cap- tala, Mr. McDauglo First Lieuteonet of the Blae Troop, Eighth Regiment, (Josee Key: to Second Lier tenant ) Tieutensin Thoe A. ¥iller, late of the Mevond, hat been elected Firet Liectenag: of Captain Kenyuo’s company, Seventy Creat Negiment Pasabes axp Dv —On thie, Monda:, evening, at 1 o'chwk, the Seventy dirt, Col Vouburp, will assemble for Datta D improvement in'the drill scot, White and Ki ets, ‘Thir drill wiil comoent ate a large audience of the friends of the werbers of the regiment, ladies as well az gontie- men. It bar becom: quite Sieiaran for the thir to de Dt their friends wt sills with their suniles ; & ie reward indeed; who would on her band br sock 8 bigt testitrenial. perel ¥. M Van Puren, Eleventh Regiment, has or- dered a {rll drew parede w be held on Monday, 18h inst. Bucapret Gevenat Yar wil bave « full dress parade of hie (Secon!) Brigade about the , 00 Hamilton square. The Commander-in-Chief will, we hear, be pre- erut The brigase will gry i of strage- tie evolutions (of the lino) tp the ‘poor and afernoon It will be ae ali fay’s parade, respite for cinner oely ex- ed. “Eocene @ va Lite —A new set of company officers baving lately been elected in this latoly 4: iapidated troop, it bas audcecly becoma ‘and powerful in nie merical sti [iecipline and improvement must now be jooked @ Itia tue oniy company of Lancers in the State, except, perbaps, ono exall one in the country. Great amet dtserts of companies are on. May such sven be tae case with ali as weil as with some few regiments, Dna. oF tm Ter Reovnert.—The iadoor drilix of the several regiments im tae Ist division will cease with the close of the prieeat month. The marked improvement exhibited im many of Ue core # a wource of sauafaction anc pride, On Monday evening the Tiat Regiment, American Gvard, will hov their lant battalion drill, at the Dtvision Armory, corner of White ont Elm atreets. This regiment haa been éviling by wing tre part winter, and aa thie te Grat oncasion of tbe entire battalion coming regiments ve merits of bob corps. rrangements have been made by tbo cilloars of tho T1#t to accommodate the ladion and frienda of the members with comfortable ecats, Arromrmert sy Tan Parstpxxt.— James G. Caraphell, Unitet Sues for the western District of | Por neytvania. | It. — Non. Mi. 119, 301, r—This Boerum © bal, 190, 14, 129, 181, 189, 196, M41, 142, 146, 148, L6T, Leo v0 164, 65%, Shrmmon Cocne.—Nen 404, 256, 04, 640, 240, 266, 41, ’ ‘047, ‘ait, 886, ‘cet, 608, 474, 496, 06 114. Common Praas—Part t.—Nos. 765 to 768, 806, 692. Part New. ‘258, 627, 714, 744, 769, 709 to 773, 108, 379}4, 612, 22, 264 6. ae s | 12% o'clock, at the Merchauta’ Exchsage. {catraortinary! Woat? he Lminense Ve- tety of wthies le 0 travellers, at GRENTN'S farniehin ¢ tes, No. | Artor House. Why t Recaus New Vk. octraordinary gach tn veeortmont canon st be tana Siitny oaher ootdidng tablianmont in New Vorb. The beet 10 Cent Ambrot en at EDDY Gallery, No in the World, fare ta avenue D., these oo adore am NEW Exciumive Straw Hot Warehonse.— We are BOW prepared "0 aller Ube retell ha) both ta the ciry and country Our niieely sew and cory dew rable sock MANU faotared Cxpren Ly 100 this meancn's Poul cade, comprtsing ta Par! many new Aud very desirable wylee tor me Ane DOV wih the larsed and met canplete asaorment of children's richly trimmed sux Lats ewer olltred, every article being sitet! of our owe manufacture, thereby Insuring ® anitory ity of dintah not others ise onuined, aad onsbliag WA WO after erenter ndvantager (nye 4 130 Broadway. on BLAND & 00, Audubon’s Cottages, River Glades and Mounuun sconcey, at Carmauville, photgraphed by OLMIS 29 Broadway. Spring Clowning. — Bay Pens, veer, Ao. NK corner Joba TadiesBefore you Select your toilimers viet Re, WH IS spact ns xhow eoume, Just Op: ned KL Groadwny, Hs sock ts the Turqont in the ity, end be {ecoutent wih sma tprofias on bis imiuease wales, His Paris otylen of sik aud airaw suuimer bonnets, dress ope and Deaddrenses. witk vocds, a idoik! Uowers, obons, Laces, bon: bet frames, &o., take (be lead of allo hers. Spring Clething.—tagians, Freek Coats, pAata, vesia. N. KR. OOLLING & 00., Corer of Jobn and Nassuu stroos, Anniversary futice.—Pincappic Cloths of all ele branete de + ares cuff, sienves and tad Jusore silka, pooirod cranes, pdkereibete, shanier fone, camphor ton seersucker, Waaw'nis wood trunt ton, Ching sn: many aiber rerlly povel and rearoe Kea! Undla gourds, ean only bo found, w je wud Fe tail, at FUUNTAIN'S India store, 658 Brond wey, teat baw by the uy wit aw ee ‘among wiob ree fot to cleewhere. OW. Warnock & Uo. GuntLkvey's MATTERS, wa Hotel, N. ¥. Defiance Sulamandes Sufte—with Patent Rivets obo door below Malden lane. Cy M. PATRIOR. Testt, & U9, of ‘a thousand It Affords us Picasure to tusert the tmouial which haa beec presented to W. P, Keun this city im regart to he mortts of the “isalus fowers."” Thus artiole, the resu Col as new aud novel export tment, and the ouly ane which can effromally remove olm- plea from the (a08, odorize Une breath sad whiten the teoth, toot with a most unprecedented alo; und, in order thet ite ms Fis may till ‘cadin the pair age tbs publi, drags as represeating avery city of importance yin the Union have t warded Wo Messe, Feirkige a Go. Uke lo'iowiug textan yal YEBKCARY 1853 We the undersigned who have been ex envive dealers in tbe envine “Balor of a thours «i Gwerk” manufacture d by W. . Fetridge & Uo, of New York. hereby oertifly that that oro paration Ly in great de: hod bas given general aiisfro- toe toalt i elr customers:—(ary. Howard & Sanger, forsierl H o.; Hagrall, Kady & kittie, ae Havilen Marrail & Ribs; Burns & Park, “New Yori: Unacles H Ring, Hegeman, Clark Feth W, Powle, W. W. Peterson, Theo: ore H. Peters & hiladelphin: Suire, pekstela & bv., D. Park, Gincinnall; Heary Taylor Wm UH Keown & Brows P. shui ton, Weditagion; Purell, badd & Hennes, & Fisher, Kich aoud, Va. ¥. HL Roberta, Wilkes & Oo., Norfolk, Va; Bnet Petersburg, Ve.; Santon ' \ land, Haren) &Co., John Asbhvtrat, Charleston, 8. C.).A. A. Solo 8Go., Bavnnnah, Ga; Hevtiand, Kisley & Oo., augus- ingas ta, Ga.; Smith & Bzrand, Atauta, Ua Jouta & Uo, Montgomery, Aln.; Roberts & Labosts, Moblie, Als : Sickle & Co., Jobn Wright, New Orleans; @. N. itorrison. do., Henry’ Blakesley nt. Lonis, Mo; ae Reed & Uo; Ohieago, iT. & J. iG Cleveland, Ohio; A. J, Mathews & Uo., . ¥. The public are cautioned against purvbaning's spurious ar- tole of baim ofa thonsa d flowers that is now ofterad to the trade; nove is genuine unless tbe prinuxl nume of W. P. Pet- 4 Co, tx on ho ace ofthe batue, and Fewidae & Co. with: ia on the wide; beware of travelling agents, unlow they roma a th DO, ‘oodlaind accredited a Proprietors of Baim of a Thoussad Fluwers aad Wi Cream. . Murray & Lanwan’s Florida Water—An at- dere of perfume exhales from the handiere def, moistened ¥ ith thie rare Coat ersence lus rofresbl faininess. and relies ton per iil, Intmitabie Cutter of Hair and While ore. iings 5 lack or browa, Nal Berelay eoeel tod al eregeas. Or Orow™ Ort: and Tonpees eotipse all in bed oR pa opm vedely app line. Who No. 6 Astor Hour®, Plewe & Lubin’s ani, and all its +7 of Rowee's, Loma; tout everywhere. ent arucle oe bie YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MAY ll, 185 thet bille of lading sre Indispensable on which to bare & policy of insurance. But the large sume which were formerly included in the receipts at New York, with ultimate destination for Kurope, are vow transferred to the Britich Weet Indin mail steamers at Aspinwall, which touch there twice a month with the same regularity as our own steamers, These Buropean remittances, which, from what we learn, are soarcely less tun millions annually, reduce the nomi- bal receipts of New York te an equal amonnt, But there are still more prominent causes fur the reduction, not only of the receipts of gold at this port, bat of the oxports from California. In tho early days of that If Dorado, every Want Was supplicd by importation, from the com monest Decesaries to the highest luxuries of life—vegeta bie and avimal food, clothing, building matertals—in short, there wri pearcoly an article of local pro- duction thes seemed worthy of pursuit of culti vation, in competition with the one absorbing object—the search for gold, The profits so quired by those who first turned thoir attention to the cultivation of the coil for mere market purposes, would ap pear #0 entirely fabulous that we abstain from giving tho particulars which wo have at hand, Bet the natural con sequence of (hose first offorts bas boen the extensive cul tivaticn of the soil, as weil a tho extension of home manu factures, to dewroe known to but few on this sido, where the impression would seom etill to prevail that gold ls the one and only product of that magnificent region of tho Union ‘Tho domestic markets of fan Francisco are on the average unsurpassed by thoes of New York, the deflcioncy and high price of poultry being compensated by the cheapness aud abundance of ytanc, There are manufactories of cau* les, soap, loatber aid many other prominent arti¢ies, The | packing of beo! and pork and proparation of lard are also extending, and the ruins of the great distillory (deetroyed. by fire) on the Mission road, have been rebuilt for a sugar rofinery, upon a large seale—a very natapul reawlt of the proximity of (ho Btate to China and the Kast Indies. Tt is presumed that the whole Puoific coast, from Valparaiso to Oregon, will resort to this refinery for ite supply of refined avgar. In oats, barley, and wheat, the State is unrivalted in its productivencss, the exports of four in 1856 to Anstraiia, England, Peru, and even Chili, having amounted to 240,000 barrels, while only two years before the imports exceeded 400,000 bar- rela, The beet authorities estimate the natural falling off in the imports of California at ten millions: we say “natu. ral,’ for thore romains sull a iberal estimate to be made for the reduced ecale of that extravagance and reckless profu- sion of living which distinguished the early days of tho Siate. Moreover, the cities, towns, bridges, canals, aud other internal works of the Stale, had to be then built or cou- structed with the aid of foreign matorial, or of labor at the most unheard of prices—all of which have, in a measure, been completo; and thus the necessity for the ex port of gold has greatly diminished. The estimated coat of the canals or ditches alone, for the supply of water for the minera, is more than tweaty mil Uone of dollars, and these works are constantly progroes- ing. The country itavif is advancing in solid wealth: ‘The produce of ite own industry is more geporally applied to the sdvancemont of its great intorests—mining, sm- mercial, agricultarai and manufacturing; and whilst Sun Francisco is overgrown and overpopalated, and scarcely fifty of its first soUlers can boast of having retained even the tithe of the means which they so rapidly acquired in 1848 and 1860, the State at large has beon pro gressing with giant strides im all the clements of wold wealth and importance; aome evidences of which wo shall furnish in dota!! at an early period. At proseat we have but glanced at the circumstances which have caused & reduction in our receipts of gold from California, that erroneona Lmpresstoas may Mot exist as to the actuay production there, via, the greatiy diminishing foreign wanta of the people. We bave before adverted to the receut muccoss of the quartz mivers, which continues unabated. Karly in Fobru- ary we poblivheed tho cimoet incredible aecounta—yet upon good wuthority—of the working of the “ Allison ranch’? teat, owned by six men, whose own lador, with that of teu hired baoda, produced for three rucecwsive moatha tho protigous sum of $40,000 per week. This is certainly « @litery instance, but many other leads are yielding largely. ‘The State wit! yield as much gold this year aa in any former period, if not more, ‘Tho annexed ptavemant exhidita the value of merchan cline im ported into this port during the past woek and slnoe Jan. 2, in cack of the past thres yearn Kruptions, Coarse, Bad Skin, | “omnnee or nim Pour oF New Yout—V aie ov Liwours, &c.— Une Jones’ Italian soap. only 2s., dandruff, bed hair, do. 5 1856, A857 donee’ hair restorative, 2. we eawery. | + $505,434 $1,631,004 $000,515 wet eee ATS 2602S 4.814476 Orter tal Extract is the Only Remed the corna, Giscovered. A purfect too wou. Frise hi. dest Uy mallee ¢ price. f @ ALOK, way, room 67. Hollowny’s Pills and Otntment —Beware of impoataret ‘The pubic are hereby informed of @ sure tos whereby the graulneness oF the omirary of Une medicines. This consista of a water mark words * Hotie way, New York and ."" in word Wramsparent jeter ia every leaf of the book of directions arvond each hax or pat FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. SOREY MAKKET,. Senpar, May l0O—6 I, M ‘The tock market has been prety uniform during the past week. The leading raliroud swocks have boen operat ed in to about the nanal extent, and the closing prices do not vary materially from those ruling at the close of the previous week. With a very easy money market wo have no improvement in quotauioes for stocks. Ik appears to be almost impossible to get mp a apeoulative excitement in any loading railroad soaurity, aud the market moves slong from day to without much change, ‘The advance of one day in lost the next, and the amount of stock pressing for anie dors met ditn\ninh, Speculators can hardly expect a more favoretle muwey market than rales at this mw mont, The banks aro not user tie influence of cont ao tions, and aiford about all the facilites demanded. It ia the prevailing opinion amoug our leading private banking housea that money ill continue plenty for ome time, This i very probable, but we do not think for moment that it will help the suck market in the ead. The weal inducnoss upon prices for speculative stocks do pot now have the wual ofect, In the absence of pabiuc confidence, the market munt continue (le preswed, and sl! the cornering com- Dinations in the world must for the time remain inopers ve, Outside speculators have now short lines where they used to have long Lnes. Ia other words, they are now sellers where thoy used to bo buyers. When they have oot the stocks they sell for futare delivery, aad the support Ue market used w recotre from speculators out of the street ls now turned against it. The oxperience they have already acquired as holders will last thetr natural lives, and where they do pot epecaiate ae short they Jo not operate at all, The moeey market enables holders t¢ wustain prices at their present level. The first indication of a stringeocy will bring about active Umea at the Stook Kechange, It may be wooks before the offects of larg apecie shipments will be frit, bat aay change ls likely to be for the wores, Weare now in the midi of a plethors, dat it done pot eaem to give any impetar to speculation ip anything. Tho exportation of eprcie from this port last week waa comparadvely etaall. Serres oF Bruce nom the Poet of New Vor. ‘Steamer Promethous, Havana, eb coin. $145,252 00 “ “ « * doabloons 106,402 76 Steamer Vanderbilt, Havre, Americnn grid.. 400,000 WO 7 ia, Spanish doubloons... 12,014 00 « SATS 8,702,271 4 coc eee 080840 16 ‘The Sub-Treasury paid out last week more than it re. colved. Notwithstanding this the bank suatement wtil pro- ably show & decrease im the apools reserve of serural hudired thoosand dollars. A. HL Nicolay's regular semi-weekly sale of stooks and bonds will take place oo Mondey nett, tho Lith inst, a ‘The great importance im the preeoat extended commerce and trade of the United States of tho aup oly of gold from Cail fornia, males it the more necessary te scrutinize the pub- Joot od the aDeged dimination of tbe pr: duct uf the macs o that country. As we have already hal ovcarion lo state, thore are no meana of ance aining the actual pradact with ADy #ppréach to scourxcy, of bo gold of thas country, In ite carticet, and we may add, brighter days, almoxt the eolire prodact of the mince first figure’ ou the manifeste of tho Pacitic American atoanvers, in which it was broaght | to New York, otther in the shape of revaittances for goods imported, thea constituting the enure consumption of the country, of in the form of remitnaces vis tls port to Kure, Sul another pordon of it cams, | accoriting t the expression of the day, ‘in the hands of passengers ;’’ but aa that practios ls still partially oom tinned, either by the return of miners themectres or by remittances of thoes who yet remain ot work, in the dast of their own “ digging,’ we do not talon it into account. the actual quantity of gokt exported from Aan Francisco ja now pretty accurately necertained by those who make it dele bustnere to collect the etatiatins of the place, which | ere Wie more Wacly to be ncournte from the circumstance | | Common to guod state... Total for the week... $2,460,207 $4,1M409 $5,206,507 For 4 mos. from Jaa. 1. 43,092,084 71,696,016 82,07: Bince Jem. Le... +. $46,048,381 $75,790,425 $88,179,005 Tho privcipal ttema of import during the past week were a4 Mllows:--Coffoe, $210,976; segues, $97,957, mad dor, $7,279; Knaeed onl, $66,690; furs, $53,034; brandy, 962,082; gin, $41,640; dreamed skins, $61,001; undrewed aking, $182,746; baraware, 904; tron, $125,186; rail steel, $65,008; Un, $190,467; copper, SAL; inolacaes, $440,146; sugar, $1,064, waiehes, $64,1% ; wines, 877,416 road iron, $157 sol, tea, chunpagne, $50, Tho following table will show the exports of the dive principal etaple articles for the week and year-— 186 1857. Week ending M Arwunt. Value. Amown. Valine 6,762 $860,273 4,256 82074 ~ 15,A8B 108,800 171424 107,748 S270 16KL 4.508 O28 16,100 14,456 17249 10029 1 ‘it 10,842 a3 bia, wud ton inparedd with thet of '34,,..81 ‘The Pollowtog Wo a comparative statement of tho vaine of export from the commencernont of the year w May T-— Ins. Increase, Dervease. 1467. Cotton. Flour . ion 14, Totals... .. $15,263,200 1 Decresee at Compared with fers “ we < bd bed @ ahs Corn Bx Bk... 107 10 Obie Life &TCn.. OB 8 as . ey ra 11% 19 ad he ms wo co We » as 70 86: * we Be do 87 00 do. 90% 100 do. mS iow so. me do, ” do. O48 Firle KR, 100 de m ao 100 7 a wh hs Ohio ‘Co, 100 & Del & Hod CCo,, 198% 200 10 Win Lake Shore,. 67 a9 109 1 Gente) RR...) 126% 100 10 st 106% 0 CITY COMMERCIAL KE PORT, Fatrapay, May 0—6P. M (ada Sees a Bet te active, with » in the transactions for the day footed ap about 12,000 » 15,000 bbb, at about ths following quotations — | [ # i ii crmand and botwer, with qnotedons giten above, i f | Wm. Saddare, J. Wisse Jowm to a 6 from recent purchasers, Rye flour was firm, with small tulew ot $366 4 $5. Corn meal was better, Now Jersey War ul $5 406 $3 41, and Hroadywine at $3.80. Wheat— The udvaaced views ot holders checked sates, white 2,100 burhels of Canadian club were sold at $t b+ Choice Southern and Mixsourt wax hekt at $1 % » $2 Cornu w epouod wich ented of Wester 1 R6e. Later in the of 6,000 bushels Western mixed, tu tho «lip, | Feported at Bho, The transactions fur the day reached | 0 bushels, Prime wtitte Southern was at bbe & € was firmly held at 970. fur prime Norther. ereatondy at 600, & 6Sc, & 660. Lor Suto and prime rood bea» Western. | —The market was quiet aad firm, Sales of 200 | bags Maracaibo were made wt 1250 a L2%ge , sad 200 bays commen Kio at 10. The Cuilowing table gives the move ments of the article for the week eadiug May 9>— Receipts, bags. , Sales, bage, Stock’ bi ; AL Quaranting, bag, + 16,000 Quotutions range as Collowss— Ordinary to fair 10. c. n 10K 0, Fulr to good... +1OR¢C. @ Lge. Prime. Uso. 9 113f0, Comion.—The rales footed up about 1,600 bales, bast upon midding Up'ands a 13 %e., aad New Orleans mid- linge at 14y0. a 1440. Tho vuyers and tellers were loo wide spar 4 Uoasenll of nok activity. Should avy further Concession le it would probabiy lead vo large increased sales. " wad Fiaacins continued to be inactive and ongagements light. To Liverpool, about 700 bales of coton were taken ‘2a. 6d. » With dead weight, were nominal To London they were alro quick. About 100 toms oll cake were taken within a day or two at lus. 6d. There wet nothing of moment re for Glasgow or the Continent. Frou —The market dry ood was more active, with , bales within @ day or two, Of about 5,000 a 4,090 quintals of Bank at $2 26, and 1, do georges at $4. Sales monckeral ware necieh ep-te'tgs thoes detennded ty hoiders. Paella Dest cere Dee, wie pele Sarees and half Dartelsyat $3 i vanetes porcine vere Hay.—The, market was fular, while there wai a Food shipping demand, Balee At Thc. & Bc., and for City uae at Wc. a $1. continued dalland sales were confined to 1,200 Matamoros, 82 tbe. at Ye.,6 mont, 1,000 dry Rio Grande were wold at 0 ary Falted bad hides, a months, for ‘Hors were in limited domand. Ordinary to fair qualities wer selling ab Ze. a 80 aid prime do, af 100. « 110, Inon.—The sales ¢1 ‘bout 100 a 200 tons Scotch pig at $36, six montha. Leaturn.—We have no change to notice in prices, pre- vious quotations forboth oak and bemlock being malutained, ‘The movements of the week have been as follow#-— Hemlock. ides 42,200 16,000 . do, 42,000 16,000 stock do. 91,600 14,000 Line —ithe ‘market was @rm, with rales of common Rocklund at 950., and of lump do. at $1 15 goes —ThO market was Inactive, rm. NavAL Sronts.—Sales of about 200 bbls. apirite turpen- tine were made at 4830. a 490. cath and time. The stock of common rosin was light, while wales were Umuted and prices unchanged. Ors.—Linseed was in fair request for Amertoan, with sales of 30,000 a 40,000 gallons reported at 800. a Sto. in casks and burrols.” Crude whale was inactive and prices rather irregular, owing to increased arrivals at the eaat- vat prices were ward. Crude sperm was heavy and nomical a $1 40 $146. Lard oll was steady, and 1,000 gallons prime wore at $115, PxovuaoNs.—Pork—The market waa steady, with more doing. The sales embraced about 860 bbla. move at $28 35 & $25 40, with eomo lots of primo at $19 15 a $19 25. Bout was steady. Country prime was quiet at $1150, while about 10 bbia, country mess were rokd at $13 50 a'$14 50; repacked Western ranged from $16 60 a $16 60, and oxtra do. at $17 a $17 30. Bacon was scarce and firm’ at LLigo. 2.12340. Cut meata were Grm, wish sales of 160 bhia. at Qo. a 080. for shoulders and 10Xc. a 110. for hams. Lard was withoot change, with sales of 200 bbls. at L&%0. & 1440. Butter was dili and prices were casior—State at 2c. w 260. and Ohio at 186. a 200. Cheese waa quict a& Ie. a Nie. Fuck. —The market was quiet at 4i¢o. a Ske. Scaar.—The market was leas active, while prices were firm, ‘Tho sales embraced about 600 hints.» Including 60 Porto Rico, at 1144 3., and the remainder consisted of Guba muscovade at 1030., with wome emall low at Llc., and 50 oxas ab 2X0. "100 hds. Cubs, museorado, alighily damaged, were sold at auction a 9.608 9.00, and 3,000 bage of Pornambuoo on private terms. Wuuacry.—The market was firm, with sales of 300 bbis. ai dle. —_—_—_—_—_—_——————— eS ADVERTISENEATS RENEWED EVERY D For Situations and lclp Wanted, coo 6th page, MISORLLANROUS. A Mir laagenbeun, Lob On, cau o Hew go Cua eiSutaetartne owen, Agents ta New Yi tae Be Jr., Boowill, competes ous oF tnt Berught over by Br. Cu ‘hearst ot the Sr ugh over by Br. Cuswana, a if ‘at enoh low soouin Company. and for sale Hall's musio store, Broadway nad Park place. ory things to delizht, the fail circle aod gratify taste, Nebody should mina a siebt of them. fa “he cram ice and aonatin, At prices from $3 to $20. KALTY & PEKGCSON, 2! Hirnadway. L088 01 Feo, Ba Lepot, 30 Hower TAL PAIN EXTRACTOR--THE ONLY of inflammation, YS MAG! AVR YOU SERN THE PATENT LRATHRR OXPORS Congress shoes, $3.90; and boow at $4 at os, SONS, 10 Ang atrent. NVLa RONGER GLOVES AND MITTS BOA GAs me house cleaning, oF Roy Work that poila the hands. wi) Elonch (he hands aad render them sott and amoois, Jongtha, 19 present ta wind ems Crom. fale wt All rubber stores, and 96 J pear CUYEN'® INODOROUS, PREPARATION INSTANTLY glean kid gloves, without, the alighen emell genuine Frenen ariole Ws of § rick brown oolor and tee Scoslstevoy cf honey. Owe bole cleans 60 pair. Whclawass depet, a Ttroadway ORGAN'S EXPOSK OF FREEMASUNAY FOR ALR — Old booka aad eagraviogs bonghy NRAGULE & HICKS, 614 Broadway. ATION AL POLIUK GAZETTE. This great arwal of crlmrs, will contain. thin weet ime, will con . és Rise PORTRAIT or MR. CLINCON, | counse! ire, Cnningbam, s — Trial of McKim for Uhe murder of Ne Charlie Jones! eonfension of the murder in onfe bor nek aad Kien io fmibwertpdon #2 Fi for nie Padre WA RRYMOUR, New Fork TKPHENS UNRQUALLED WtiTING Landon, ws ts iat the bage and roaches ant tnareta Invade the bu And thy rose dies ere it bluahes) While i the veiiar, kitchen, Rats anf mice we Almost ewear Now Uh remedy in eney Por thane nniaapore, 09 please yo; Lyne ale ant Power bay, Tyo "TL noe Oe ore eet LYON Bg Power nod Pill, 8 Broadway. “4 W SHADES Ree Ei nuaataotaree'’ prtons, X. SPR SAARS Sects Servaiws, Sees wL ritee, Jom Mm aneire, —Oo Swerstag, Mag 1, by the Rey, aa Maoagoma, all of Philadelphia. McBrne—Croram Aenday, May 10, at St Lake's pareonare, by the Bey. Isarc Hi. Tutde, Wuaiam McBave Wo Maat A. Coo Viet, axe —in Jersey City on Satartay, May ®, and pavere [llnee, Aue, only son of Agnes FB Rakor, 1 moms end 28 days. The relatives and freods of the family are ty Invited to uttend the finert), from the realdence of bis ps p-— No, 41 Montgomery street, thie afternoon, af two Freeh roses ip bie hand, Buda 00 his pillow wit, Called from thie fearful land Barrun—On Sunday, May 10, Rommer Rarrer, aged $1 et sausia at ae ti Ra See ‘Where lowers ao qnickiy fade ‘The relatives and friende of the thanity are invited to af- tond the funeral, from bis iste reeitencs, Mo. 10 Grams treet, to-morrow afternoon, at wo o’olcek. Consowwr —Ov Sunday, May 10, Jonw Flewny, ena John aud Mary Kitzabeth Chenoweth, aged | year, t moathe and 18 days. ‘The r wuves and friends of the and the mom bern of Che! ca Division No, 12, Sons of 05 reepecttus) invited toaitend the funoral, from ihe red douce of Lis parents, No. 118 Baak atreet, this «Rereoen, ft half past ove o'clock Darnowony.—On Sunday, April 12, at hie 22 Gloucester Terrace, Chinpsten Hill Major i. T. Dawsonumy, lato of the rian Rifles aud New York Volunteers, aged 54 yoara. San Franoinoo papers pleas copy. Tammwpow.—On Friday, May 8, Apa, daughter of Mam garet and William Kimendorf, aged % years, 16 dave; nnd on Saturday, May +, Manganer, wife liam Elmeacorf, aged 29 years, 4 months and 6 days ‘The funoral of mother sad child will wke plage thelr late residence, No. Fy Monroe street, to-morrow jernoon, at two o'clock. The friends of the ore > vited to attend. — “a arm.—On Sunday, May 10, Harmax H. Gowran aged ears, » friends and relativee are respectfully invited to a> tond the fuaerai, from bis lato renidenoe, Jess Lu Vanwycko avenue, to morrow afternooa, at tw Cary leave Brooklye at 12 o'clock, arriving at Jama oa at Le Rocherter, Baltimore and German papers please cape. Hoonero.—-On Saturday, May ¥, Ausxer, valy som of At bert aud ‘Annet Hogberg, cod & months and 4 daye. New Orieaas please copy. Hooa,—Ua Sunday, May 10, of comsumption, Wemam Joun Hoga, aged s2'y care. The rolaulves aud friends of tho family are Invited w atend the funeral, from the residence of ts mote on the tantecedh: distren howe, Hee West Twonliah wrest, @ one o'clock P. M., Mowratamy.— On Saturday, 9, af i= wena Sr oe meat hae members rat, . ¥. German Compaay A, the United ., the Hancock ington Lodgo No. 2, A. P. acquaintances of the family are tend the funeral, from bis lato tie ciaee cae mmeeoen county +6 COpy. Henry A. Ma-on, aged 23 years and Funeral services at the residence of her fathers. Albert Mason, No. 62 Pike street, this afernova, ab o'clock. The relatives and friends of the family, and of ter brother, Wm. H. sdcoum, are reapecetullyt savin attend, without further notice. lyn, without further invitation, His remains will be takes to Greenword for intern cat. Renoges.—On Saturday, May 9, Ovoan T., ov of Tea dore apd Ave Kynders, aged 1 year, 3 mouths aud 16 ‘The frievur and relatives of tne are ieond Invited to otvond the funeral, from No, 60 Sullivan this af ernone, at one o’clock, without further potios. Saxon —-On Saturday, May 0, Axkawam Dati Koamomy aged 92 yeary and 6 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the tamaty are, respectiatiy Ins ted w aitend the funeral, to morrow, without » invitation, from bis late realdence, No. 66 Moaroe ‘SamL.—On Sunday, May 10, Mr. Ibaac Smut, im the : Mon, 65; women, 63; Aduita,'148; obildren, 244; males, lored persons, disease of kidneys... Carbunoles . Caaualion Canunities, by falls... ... Came nity, by injury to bead Cholera fufaatum....... Cholera morbus. Colic enes Compreston of the brain. Concussion of the brain... 01D Ae ee AD CD RS Oe CO ee Congestion of brain, . Congeation of livor 6 Coosurnption a Coavolsons, Adult... 66. 2 MORAOM ee ecrereeee s Convulsions, infantile... 2% Mortification of the legs... & Convulsions, puerperal... 2 Old age ’ OS eenererererres |) oreo 1 Cyanoaie ° « 1 Parturition, diffieuls...... ¥ Debiiity, adult. 1 Poison, by latdagum..... F Detality, infantie. : 7 Promatnre bicth. e Delirium tremena........ 1 Kheamaterm & Diarrhene, 4 Rupture of the apiece tL DOPAY .00.seecsess cress B Serotula S08 » Dropay in (ne chest 2 Smallpor......... ’ Dropey in tho bead.......19 Hofteming of tne brain... & Dropey in the ovaries.... 1 Spine, disease of. . : Drowned ..... 66.0006 a Ral Kolargetaent of the liver... 1 BplOPEy ooo cece vee sree B 8 £ wooks of 1855 and 18546, and of last week. weser Sloane ef? as3 he 3 & Sous, Sewn SSSESSS sescs Tail i Weekly Meport of the Neve York Hospital, to May 4, Iho7, Remaining on May 1. Admitted to May 8... I , cured rei. gt OF relieves