The New York Herald Newspaper, March 3, 1858, Page 8

Interesting from South America. ‘The steaturdip Avon arrived at Southam; Ragland, @@ the 11h of February, with the matls from acd ‘Me River Piste. She bed on freight $1,536,576 in specie, diamond valued mt $28,000, 277 serons of cochineal, 1 case of cigars, 12 qarks of wine, and 93 peckages of sundries. Her advices are daced Suenos Ayres, 2; Montevideo, 5; fio Janiero, 14; Bahia, 18; and Pernambuco, 2lst of January The dritish Packet and A News of January 3, under the bead of “Oriental ”? saye:—Strange to ‘ay, We ore still ie @ darkness that may be felt as wo the yea! stale of things, in the he neighboring capital, the revulu monary party ass e State is in @ biswe from worth to seutb and from eat to west, while the partisans ot the government maintain with equa) pertipacity that whe revolt of Riveira has nowhere found an echo, aod most pecersarily rucournd from inanition. Without posi- ema ita Jo guide our judgment, we incline to the Latter ver we find parties here who would not be here, er abould not be bere, were a hopeful revolution infavor of Their cause fairly initiated ; yf all business is at a tand, anc “% world be ridiculous to speculate on the * [eon the London Times, Fep. 12] vr papers and despatebes make bo mention of the re- voiuton in the River Plate announced in the telegra’h om Lebon published in the Times of Monday, but we @n cretand from 4 passenger by the Avon that % Droke out after the mails were al! made cp, and none of the de- tals were knows. There is vo political news from Buenoe Ay . Incom- ica) matters the demand for dry is for the local markete bad been extremely limited. Most articles of 4a.) copeumption were ip large stock. Prices of coffee bed given way about 760 reis since the we treprt dust business had been restricted owing t> the @ecurded state of credit in Burope and the difficulty of pegotieting drafts Spee the ist of January there had been rather more in- quiry, chiefly by dry goods bonses, for remittances, and, euppiss recently hav ng stopped nearly altogether, present rater causirg heavy loses to the planter, a better feeling had begun to show itec!f, as was evinced by heavy holders re ceing to sell. Hence tt wae gemerally believed that priovs iad seen their low Moreover, the stocks m the tterior were represented to be much reduced, and the eoming crop was more than veually backward: Latest ons were 3,900 to 4,100, first ; 3,600 to 3,800 4 ordinary; 3. 000 to 3,800 for secun: Quotations of #ager were altogether nominal, in face Ae the very bad accounts Jatterly received, as Qo of abundant supplies from the North, a great deal of variation seemed tnevita die the offers lately, contained baving been at a differeace @f upwards of ove dollar, The sales previously effected ems ewd of 475 cases, 1,100 pa # Campos, at quota dcr, ard 6.640 dage, penny ony valine sry mi 540 Jor white, and 3.300 to 3,600 for brown, leaving in look 1.576 cases of the former 749 cases aad 27 300 paci ages of the acter. In hides nothing nad been ‘one, and bo offers could be Obtained = rives nominal. Stock 7,00 —all smali weigbts. Several verman houses at Rio nad deen compel’ed to eurpend payment Exchange close! Mt 450, W2544d at Babia No transactions iv coffee bat token pikce, ahd quotations were nominal, Sager was de- eeecty flatier Stock, 2,800 tous. Very little new at market, ard scarcely any expected de'ore March Two argoes of four were in, one from Philadelphia and the ‘Me Dot ported when the Avou left; 4,000 Darrels were Saprcied irom Kio op dealer#’ account Coca had been w Dri k cemaod, and es .or effectat at 6,800 to 6,400 per s-roba » float, ‘n second hends purchases had taken place 486,600 to 6500 No eases of hides. Rum declined in prco. Proighis nominal, everbody 2eing af aid of char- fering ve 5p account of the difficclty of obtaicing pro- Cece at almert any price News from io bad puta tittle gw lire nto thmgs on the 18th, and some business wae done ip exchange at the last moment at 24d. Buripe ss at MerBambuce had coctiaved very dull, but ideas ‘enced generally to ab improved feelng, and Doped the mukets would shortiy become more aotive. The transactions ‘n exchange during the month did not ex wee £40,000, passed at rates vary ng from 23igd. to BAG, Dut che news received from the south by the AX Ou made the ex:}ange fi mer, wud first class Dille were refused at 240. Sugers cont nued fivm, but adecline vas geoeraliy expected; browns were quoted at 2,400 20 3.0°0; kad whites, 3.400 to 4,400; abort 85,000 bage ic stock. Sotries of cotton were very»ma'! Hites nominal. Last fwansections in freighta at b0s. and 5 per cent tor the Chan- ‘A large amoust of disengaged ebipping in port. nscount, 12 1% 16 per cent for Bret clase b.lis. City Intelligence. Cocwrenrarrs.—The new counterfeit ‘fire's’ on tbe Bewatnic Bank of Magsachasetie are printed with a green tint, resembling perfect'y that used upon the $500 for whe suppression of co could pot be recommended, woud andng ihe le ooraries TF Mescuen, as 6 seen by our adv eeramos, lectures tals even ng at the City Assemby Roome , Broadway, to right, st the request of h's friends, #0 tbe subject of “Ao Evesing at Bome—Ola Scenes acd Feces w tie Od Land’ Mr. Mesgher has jus: retarned trom «succesful lecturing tour in the W Thi ig the at fret time we bis own deus bis efforts im thi @ debaif of suine pubic oF private charity The Hisrokical Sectety — The reguiar monthiy meeting of the New Vork Historical Society was held last evening, @ their Dudu g Seownd avence—Lather Bradish, Pre. ‘xdent, in be char, The Secretary read ao ioteresting deter from Ricbard Varick De Witt. in relation to the darly experiments On steam vessels nlton's first veaset a8 Devt wed, ax war Alen the Sirius, supposnd to be the fret veesoi that crossed the atlantic. ‘James De Peyster tow! Profeckor Ken wick’s reminee noes of tne early use of steam. { this paper it was cla med that Robert L. Bteven, made first sea age from this city t Prila year following Fulton's wavigation of tne » steamsb'p Savannad mete the first voyage acrome the atiantic, which took twenty. #ix jays The first ite of sea steam vessels Was ran in ‘England teiweeo Dublin aud Holyhead, between the yrare 1817 aid 1820 Professor Reawick claime that the Devt of what beve simce been Koowa as the beet was ured by Fuloo 08 the famous steam battery esl afer him, which wa used im the harbor of New York Surwg tbe of 1812) (The im of the Stevens’, that their father was (he firet person who beilt a proveller, was conriceroo a goo! ene dy the Professor, as fifty years since be distinctly remembered having weed a vessel ‘v we New Vork Sy ben b gave covery ind of being propeller The e] be sobsequentiy found was r of the rociety, at the chore of the pape irious fact that @ man named Collins tectored in} op the steam engioe, and exbib tet w mote! of one atthat ime Mr Fraucis 4ria Jey of Boewn was then introtueed, and read a paper on watham, wich was attentively 'stened arcuives @> life of Lora © ‘Srnuet.—Shortly before 10 o'clock last vat ib tbe fancy guots store of S. & S. Alexander No. S87 Grand street, The firemen, as um A ached the anag smoun w about 84 000 ered by Penge to the am unt ¥ wrne compepier:—Astor, Vacific, Retief, Marke, &. Nicho.es ad Hamilton Namage to tne bu 4s owved by Wotiam Nougbty; | wvere? by ineurguee, The Gre was caused by one of Abetr erracd eles+ly pettig @ lighted candle wo aesr etme cotton bang A laly it appeate, estore Ju . telming up. to bee cones of cotton Dating » boya were sent up geet fre tor with the can Led Wo escape at the second story window. Tae Wee THR —Spriog Das omomenced anprommngly BD rnowed the fret day, and inet evening it ret ‘m bitter ould, With apromire of te contiogamce. Every vestige of Weer and spew Wa fromn bard and the thermome er Maret MW cegrees T aay be that we will make up for 8 Worm Witter D) a cold »pring Anuar or Jowwox suas OoeMING, Tint ConFiORNOR Wax —Officer Kiner, of the detective force, took into cum wdy yrete afternoon the notorious condveuce man, Johur ov, Ka Onieb Casting dim coming Out of & drinking #aloop iv Grand street Curbing it srpeare, has been wanted for some time oo 8 waree of evsnling Ture from a wholesale store in War +t. s out Ox weeke ago Ale wae locked up at o Deputy superintend at's los, and wil thie morning ed ever to the Dietrict Atror reey. Muste ana 14 the Drama. Meperbe: 1s taroriie overs of “Robert le et by wine fa range Higoardi and Lah werta, are bo well Knows w require one aud James Mel «of @ juss rine The Nico'o family ertorm Ned “Captain K yd, or the he out vo mii, vianew coe reget 69 mabe f © favorite olay of the fowee by the “Dearucues of the Bow rxy of Helignir * is announced for rt wa the tyrant, Me & in Mra. Parker aa Lady Ave, Me Banich aa Kin ry fn his force of Forty Arama, called \ Jone continues the erest Por'unaisiy \\ concentrau ant «ves tothe diferent Clr the diaplay of their respec * The patrons hot Mine Keen end eee cuny be wirength nel TP Daly, and that the creen and" ms Awrricas Moerew shee t —Thee Nite Goede The Fe Hower Whenever ayo baw copie desire | enjy ner wih fully grat tabmenia on Bromdway A for Wo might are equa, Way of aflerpieees. eWo,” and the od ime oe ud Wood anno Bryania Dau'e faurel-ry The city Coune Tr Cawrs a Day. ofA dria, Te hae panwed « law te hire € veg y ere for tates, aot BO ave « + thao tet Ou ad py NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, The Late Contempt Case--A Lawyer and a Dentist Committed to P; teqn. SUPREMB COURT—SPECIAL TERM. Before Hon. Judge Sutneriand, Mancn 2.—Jn the matter of the alleged contempt of Court dy Frederick L. Seely and David W. Jobson.—The parties in this case have been charged with a contempt before a referee (Mr. J. N. Whiting) appointed to inquire into the merits of a suit pending Shows Jonson and Mr. Griffin. Ex Jay ten Kenaote, 00 phn pod matter of the tite tad toad te New York for days. on Jobson said he bad @ letter from a soe stating that his health wouid be injured by imprisosment. ioe Sutherland thought that two days woud dp bim Mr. Jobeon said be knew it would kill him. Judge Sutheriand was of opinion that it would not. Mr. Schermerhorn (Jobson’s omnes) Repo one any ‘a8 sufficient, and asked the Ji bad exam.med the law as to the jurisdiction of the ola ‘The Judge said he bad consulted hig associates on the matter, and had no doubt as to olan pot prneaonpi ‘Thereupon Mr. bap alge pe of Mr. Seely, we one of the Sheriff's sg ee a Mr. Jobson under is care. Mr. Seely remarked, in an undertone, that te would be erfectly satiaded if the Sheriff would only put him and the same Mayor's Office. Auzoxy Warcn Swivpus —John Hutchings, of Ohio, ‘was induced on Tuesday afsernoon to enter the premises No.1 bona ay) apd purchase a gold watch for $45, neariy double its’ value. Hutchings on finding he had Deen impored upon, reiurned to the establishment and demacded bia money back, which was refused. He finally appeared before the Mayor, when the case was placed in the bands of officer Olden, who proceeded to the above place and arrested one Valentine Van Acker. The prisover op being Ln before his Honor was mae to refund Hutchings his $45, afver which he ve ebarge .unGED Ticket SwrxpiEn.—Hugh McBride appeared be- fore the Mayor yesterday afternoon, and made a com- plaint against Stephen Gordons No. 109 West street, whom, tt in alleged, de‘rauded bim out of $20 under the pretence tbat be would procure him @ $100 passenger loket to California by the Muses Taylor. Gordon, it is al- teed after cbtaiuing the abeve sum, failed ure m the ticket, ano also refused to pay him back the ao He was accordingly arrested by Officer Hillard and brought befo e the Mayor, who, on ring the case, ordered Gordon to refune the $100 or be committed to the Tombs. Gordon accopted the offer, and paid over the above amount, when be was discharged. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Tvespay, March 2—6 P. M. We see no signs of weakness in the stock market, but on the contrary every indication of permanent and increasing strength. The transactions this morning were large, and prices were wonderfully sustained after the rapid advance of yesterday. At the first board to-day Californi@ State 7's ad- vanced 2 per cent; New York Central 7’s,{; Har- jem second mortgage bonds, }; Cary Improvement Company. 4; Harlem preferred, 4; Chicago and Rock Island, 13. Hudson River Railroad third mortgage bonds declined 1 per cent; Milwaukie and Mississippi second mortgage bonds, 3; Pacific Steamship Com- pany, 1; Reading Railroad, ; Michigan Central, 4; Michigan Southern preferred, 1; Panama, $; Illinois Central, 4; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 1; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1; Galena and Chicago, }; Ge veland and Toledo, 3. New York Central opened | "5 £94 per cent, but left off at 934, the closing price gles At the second board the sales were only tw a moderate extent. The stocks offered were principally from street operators. Outsiders ap- pear to have no stock for sale, and all the efforts of the brokers cannot fetch it out. A decline is only an incentive to take hold stronger. This afternoon New York Central 7's advanced 1 per cent; Cumberland, j; Cleveland and Pittsburg, by Cleveland and Toledo, j. New York Central Railroad fell off 4 per cent; Erie, 1; Hudson River Railroad, ]; Michigan Southern Railroad, j; Galena and Chicago, 3; Illinois Central, 4. After the board the market rapidly recovered and closed very firm. Hudson River was in demand at 35% a 36 per cent, Erie at 34f a 34], Chicago and Rock Island at 86 a 864. It appears impossible to keep the market at all depressed. Holders of first class stocks will not sell them, because they do not know how to other. wise employ the money, and new bayers are coming in every day because they have no other way of using their surplus means.” No matter how much prices advance, this difficulty is likely to continue. | Mouey isa complete drag in the market, and secu- | rities which promise to pay six, eight and ten per cent per annum, must at no distant day range far ahead of present quotations. The value of money in Great Britain is merely nominal. The Bank of England's official rate is 3 per cent, but outside the highest point is 24 per cent, and on the Stock Exchange as low as land 1% percent. The rates in this market range from 4 to 6 per cent, and any amount of money can be raised at the shortest notice. We see no posi- bility of any change in this «tate of things for some months to come. The supply of capital seeking investment is more likely to increase than diminish, and securities paying even the ordinary rates of in- terest will be sought for at improving prices. The steamer now nearly due at this port from Liverpool will, without doubt, bring some response to this ex- pansion in our stock market. out very favorable advices from this side and large remittances on account of dividends. The few de- faults reported, after such a sweeping financial revalsion, must be satisfactory to holders abroad and we think we can look with confidence for large orders for further investment. Several of our most prominent railroad stocks are largely held in land, and unlimited orders will in all probability come ont as soon as our market has been properly can\assed. The gross earnings of the Uhicag» and Rock Isiand Railroad Company for February are re ported as being about twenty thousand dollars in advance of thove for the same month last year, and the receipts of the Hudson River Railroad Company in February this year will foot up full double those for the corresponding period in 1857. While the Hudson line will show a great incr@ase in gross in come, it will also show a very great reduction in the operating expenses. The saving in expeuses on the Hudson River Railroad this year is estimated to be equal to a seven per cent dividend, to say nothing ut increased receipts. All the indications point to a very heavy traffic on all our Western roads. The extenstum of lines west of the Mississippi river will add largely to the through business of the trunk lines this side, particularly the Chicago and Rock Island and the Galena and Chicago. These roads are prepared with extraordinary facilities in the way of rolling stock for travel ani traffic, and the proba- ty is that Lefore the close of another harvest the whole power of each will be called into requisition. The Assistant Treasurer reporte to-day as fol lows: — mal receipta.. } =| payments. “the receipts today include $59, 000 from customs. The transactions at the Clearing House to-day were as follows: Total exchanger 6 Tota! balances: 40,364 76 The Metropolitan Bank certific ates are saosin w $1,287,000, being a decrease of $84,000 since yester sy. The lowa State seven per cent loan of $200,000 was awarded to Cook & Sargent, of De pot lowa, atpar. The State debtis limited by the con stitution to $250,000. The Bark of Eagland retarna for the week ending Febenary 10 show an increase in bullion of £780,9 and in unemployed notes of £1,247,345. The Len 40n Bankers’ Circular, of Febroary 9, says :— The influx of gold into the Bank of Fog!and covtinues unabated, an? ow Ing to the immense supplies coming for ward from Australis, it is generally imagined thet the bul hon tp the Threatpeedle "vaults will soon atten @ higher point than bas been known for some y al ready 't must exceed £16,000,000, and upwards of £'6,000,000 je due from Victoria, in atilition to the Amo ean and Mexican veinittanoes, which now form ao in portant [lem ip the Het of ienporte The arriva’s thie. cok nolude tbe Avstra’ from Australia, with £41 Eiblone, from Africa, with £12,224, and the Nov taod, from Australia, with £°°7 424. At pr 10 ine cations of an inerras. demand fo con'onments to th f mpriae ds per week, mi ‘s4 Fast. 7 The English papers ‘received by the America bring an account of the meeting of the stockholders of the Illinois Centr.) Railroad, held in London, at which Mr. Moffat, M. P., presided. The special business was the * pproval of the appointment of Mr. Fisher a8 audit or on behalf of the foreign stock- holders. This was done; and a resolution was adopted thy.t the books and accounts be annually audited bry two persons—one to be appointed by the shareho’ ders resident in the United States, the other by the shareholders resident beyond the United States. The annexed resolutfons were also ad pted:— ‘That the directors should consider how the $00 000 construction bonds now cancelled, and the future sum so arising, ebould be deait with for the benefit of the sharehoicers, That ro long aa the net earnings of the line are insnfil- cient (after paying interest on the bonds) to pay a cash dividend on the stock of the come? the directors be re- commended, ip paying the anu upon the cavital stock, to Tender such payments in bonde of the company, bearing seven i~ cent ee, which bonds shall mature subsequent to existing bond: is of the company The annexed is a comparative statement of the ex- ports (exclusive of specie) from New York to foreign ports for the week and since Jan. 1:— 1856 1857. 1888. Total for the week 828,237 $1,689 747 $811,944 Previously reported... 9,443,605 9,087,988 8,047,546 Since Jen. 1......+.-811,816,742 $10,677,795 $8,850,490 Holders of the coupons of the first mortgage bonds of the Terre Haute and Alton Railroad, due February 1, and of the first mortgage bonds of the Belleville and Illinoistown Railroad, due March 1, are requested to remit them to St. Louis, whence they will be paid, with exchange, as fast as means are realized from the earnings of the road. se NY. Rie at O.e+e ss. 10135 500 ERRSmb Rex 1B 3000 Erie RR4to mb 72 1000 H RRR etm. 8 2000 HK RR 84 mtg 69 2000 d0.,....... 6936 1000 Har RR Ist mtg 83 . 2000 Har RR 2d mtg. 70 26 7000 Rea RR bds’86. 714, 26 4000 13¢ 12 Macon & Wes RR 90 6000 8 Third Av RR 97 YeseO MCREpelmmefed. 102 5 do oR 1000 do,.... 83 101% 100 Reading KR. 68 8000 M Cent RR dds 96 350 d 63, De tage ray 38100 63. Rael 37% 10 63 $000 LE AW int’ 44-200 63: 2000 Erie ANE Imb §5 100 63 79 phe Mech Pank,, 111 40 10 Union Bank... 10 Bank State NY. 11 Amer Fx Bank 80 Metropo.itan Bk. 16 Manh Gag scrip... 1 550 Canton Co 250 do, pong bis do. . 60 10 Mil & MiseRR.060 io do 100 Cary Imjo. seo 100 230, 9 Del & a Ca C0. 100 Venn Coal Co b30 "00 Comb Coal &,, 400 4 ico en RR. 8 Cleve, enon 20 cer ba RR a 7 Gal th RR. xin oerk £ Tol RR.. The Buropa carried | 50 do... 110 La Cr & Milw RR. 100 do. 8 BOARD. $5000 Missouri @’s..bo 84 aw! a Mu 20000 do. b3 845 100 svsecu, OS 1000 do. % 86100 fe 34 10000 Virginia 923; 75 Hudson River RR 38 4000 NY Gen RR 7% 102" 50 do. ‘ 2000 M&M2dmtlOdds 8034 100 10 chs Mer Bk scrip. 198 4 11 Corn Fxch Bk... 90 30 £0 Cumb Cos) Co. 2 me wens hii nA RR 190 0. 2134 100 MSANT pr at 490 20 Pacifie Mail St Go, 62° 50 Ga) & Chicago RR 190 Cary Imp"t Co. 9 50 Cleve & Pitts RR, 800 Canton 60 25 120 Cleve & Tol RR. 300 300 . “se ie cuiksoek isid RR ° & 1 , Frie RR. The following are the closing prices after the board, as reported by C. Kowalski, No. 18 William street: — b fry Aad. Opa. A'd. | Canton Co... 24% Paname........106 0A | Cumb. Goal Go, a 1 fimoetentral, — 100 93 Galena & Chico 93 BAY M4 Cleve & Toledo BI BI 1% SaCrowe & Mil. 10% 11 63% Pacific Wal. 62. 63 Mh Milweukied Mise 38 30 Chicago & RK Is, 86 BANG Missouri 6's... 84 = 844, B25 | £64 | REPORTRD £ALES OF BONDS AND STOCKS AT AUCTION. By AH Nicolay £6 G00 Milwa. and Horieop RR jet m, 8"6..int. + 4555 cy gnnran’d 56 8,000 Cleveland and Toledo 7 5 000 Hannibal and St. Joreph’s RR. 7 shares Ohio ane Masiseippi RR 2 Third avenne RR. co] La Crosse an? Milwankle RR. ny Amercan kachange Bank 5 Namen Me nses . 20 Arctic Fire Insurance Co, 12 Peter Cooper Fire Ineurance Co. Also, the following: $1,000 Wiseoori 6" 2.000 New Orleans Oty 6's 2,000 New York and Erie RR. 7 2.000) waukie and Horlcop KR. ® 20 shares Hanover Rauk ... . 10 Park Rank... 10 tmporters’ and Traders’ Bank. 40 Onvertal BatKe.. oo. 17 Seeond Avenve RR 0 Staten Island and New Vor Ferry ( SO La Crosee and ¥ilwaukie RR . 16 Cleveland, Columbur and Cyncimnati RR. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Terspar, March 26 P.M. Agta —Americar were unchanged 70 bbls pote and ‘DO Dbie pearls, Montreal inspection, were sold for export a Rocaseruvve. Flour—The market exhibited a stronger Une in feeling for extra grades and especially round hoop Obio, wich scarce, common and melium grades were wibont change cf moment in prices. The anles em: braced about 6.000 «7,000 bbis. within the range of the following quouations = uperfine Stave... é $42 9 84 35 Extra State... 4508 660 Western and Obio Superfine! 4a 4% Extra Ohio aod Wertern 4600 500 Canadian eoperfine and extr 408 680 Haitimore, Alexantria and Georgetown..... 476 a 6 00 Southero fen y ond extra... .. 50a 650 Choive xtra fat \y abo Dekers’ brands... 6 00 a 8 00 soe eeee evens 8008 315 30 3H and ‘unchanged in prices and rales were ccefived W about 450 bbls at the above quotations ‘hese brands were m fair denseud and at very steady pr.ces, eeperially for the bigher clase ot brani The alee embraced shout 1,200 @ 1,500 bbls. within the ranpe of the abowe quotations. Wheat wae fro, aw ip lies Of orine quality offer tog very light The chit trateaton wae confined to about 2,000 burhel# Tenures wh is, taken aflont, at $i 40, a0 @ stil sale oF red wae nie wt $21 Gorn was ev ady, With come less animation, The suprties of te bippine 4 te oTerlog were light The Bales embraced about 16.0004 fn nuabely wt O60. for camaged, abe G76) a 6% for send ydlow end white, Rye was quiet at (Re a the we were onchange’, and rales of State and Westerp were mate at dc. a 460. Covrer —The market in view of ae anciion to come off ip a day, #ns quiet, Aud ewlee quite lted. About 260 age Po skommnge wer Jat O96 Cortes = The t ve nnd better The ealer embrae dab alwnt one half t two. thirds of which w to at wivance We me midline of © Ale, closing at the # fy are 0 Vite. a tly nee + moderavs sr enge Fr were engage! i oo at sed Ont rs a. OF Ke 3S | ‘Bar! Co, Brig J Ne % ng be! iadelp hia, 1 Bteamer Chesapeane Crowell er BSpofford, Th 6AM 35 ith eae % Y Bebr W Bebr 8° | | 6 % 800 bbis. rosir, were at 3e, To California res ‘were at 250. @ 27c., and to Austraiia at about 260. per foot meorurelD aa, FRUIT. -Paigins were steady, »t $2 50 per box for M. Rs., and at #'4 for layers. Hay —the market was firm, with sales of 600 8 70 baler , at Abc. a Tbe 3 ora werein moderate demand, while sales were mode- ~ nd imarset was quiet and firm, with sales of ‘gcutch pig a8 827 8.926, 6 months Lamy was quiet and unchanged. owas — Sales of br Dole New Orleans were made at 30¢, ; 56 bhds. Cuba mi io ot uve. a 260, and 160 oe at Ye. a 27c. NAVAL STORES. —Bales of 200 a 300 bbls. spirits turpen- tive were made at 46c. cash and time, while the market closed at about 45c. @ 45 3,0. Common’ rosin was firmer, with sales of about 1,600 bbls. at $1 55, with some low No. 1 at $226. Crude turpentine was firmly held at $8 75. Ons.—Crnde rm was steady 400 bbis. were reported told at New Bedford at $1 [Bee gh oR was quiet, and prices uncbanget. Linseed was in fair d ménd at $$c. a 59c., while sales were moderate. Olive wae steady— Daskets filled with quarts were selling at $3, and pints at $4 26. Provmions.—Pork—The market assumed a firmer tone. The sales embraced about 30 a 400 bbis., as Ly 35 a $16 40 a $16 45 for mess, chief! ‘ab closing with boyers st $16 45. Prime at $13. Boot was steady, with sales of about 160 a 200 bbis., iach couvtry prime at $6 758 $8, and mess do, at $108 $11; repacked Western mees at $12.0 $13 50, and extra do. at $i4a $14 prime mess was quiet at $2) a $26, and beef hame at $18 ‘sda sis, Bacon was heavy, with’ sales of 160 bexes reported at 8\,c. a93,c. Cut meats were in fair demand, with sales reported at 8349. a 83¢c. for hams apu bic. a6Xc. for eboukiers. Lard was steady, with sales of 150 bbls. and tierces at 94. a 9: at lic., Dreesed hogs were at G3gc. a ic. firm, with sales of State at 150. a 2ic., and of Ohio at 130. 17340. Gheese was firm and prices unchanged, Stoars—The market was steady The sales embraced about 700 bogsheade, inciuded ia which were 80 Porto Rico, pew crop, at 6c. Phy 16 do. old crop Cuba at 4340", and 300 de. new do. at be @ 64¢0., and 300 do. New Orleans and Cuba at BC 86.0 ‘Whiskxy,—Sales of about 400 barrels Jersey and Ohio were made at 223¢c. Toracco,—Litle doing in Kentucky Spanish is most in demand. Stock quite reduced. Tho sales included 106 hogsheads Keniucky at llc ® 1éc ; 279 bales Havana, p. t.; 125do. Yara, hg 1.5 107 cases seodleaf at ld. a 205.; 15 do. Florida at 1 Supply and Consumption of Cotton, We bave received Me. J. N. Curdozo’s annual statement of the supply and copsumption of ¢ tion, with anoexed tables, embracing & period of time extou ling from 1827 to the present year. It contains information of great value to the cotton merchant and to the manufacturer. In its genera! remarks it is an essay up»n the extension fn SoasnnENS, apd growth of cotton during the iast f y In probable supply for the current year, it esti mates the United States crop at 2,900,000 bales, and 1,(00,000 bales from all other sources Its estimate for consupyption during the present vear is, 10 Great Britain, 1,900,000 bales; on the Conticent of Europe, 850,000 bales; abd in the United States, 500,000 bales From these data, not forgetting the stock ou band at the comme neament of the season, it estimates the excess of supply beyond con- sumption ib 1856 at 1,475,000 bales.—Charleston Mercury, Fb. Movements in Real Estate. The following sales were made yesterday by A. J. Bleecker, Son & Co :— BROOKLYN PROPERTY. Houses and lots § and 10 South 7th st., 44x66. Houses and lots corner of 10th si, and South 2d 238x100. . + 2,900 1 lot corner Ainsiie and Sth ais, 20x80, + 630 | 2 2 lote adjoiuing, each 20x80, a) lie do. do., - 360 1 lot do. do. . 39% 1 lot Raymond st , near DeKalb ay., 20100. - %% | Lior acjoiming, + 800 3 lote Navy et., vear gd av. . 1 gore Fulton av., near Navy + 1,250 1 gore adjoining. 1 gore opposite: 1 gore acjowing. by ad Houee and jot 120 Willow Houston 8'8., 26x100. Dhouses and let 128 Willow st. do, Lot 20) et., near av. A, 22x92’ Do." adjowing, do. . do. do. Port of New York, March 2, 1854, CLEARED Steamship Africa (Br), Shannon, Liverpool—E Cunard. Ship Endymion, Hallett, Liveryool—Howiand & Vo. hiv avid Hoadley, Magna, Antwerp. - Escort Pepper, Bpdney. NeWeGe deve, Art Hott. Bark Coriolan (Brem), Bteengrafe Bremen—Henni Jer & Gostin ‘kK Antagonist, Crowell, Buenos Ayres—R W Ropes & Sea Foam, Handy, Naples, Ao—J it Dow, Schr A Falkanberg, Rogers, Richmond —C 2M Frye. Sebr Cabot Hamilton, Boston—. Sicoy Phowntx, sbepherd. New Baven—J & Edwards Ste mer Piedmont. Powell. Maltimore Steamer Elizabeth. McLaughlin, Balvmore Bteamer Detaware. Copes, bi! iD well Portiand. ARRIVED. Rteamsbin Columbia, Berry, Char! ot H with cofee. Atte Sehr © L Vand “ire ond. $ days. ork Kiver, Va, Sdaye, The pee Boston. 3 days. arn. Providence Bebr Rocka wa) Sehr Leng eh eae Rieamer W. cad BELOW. ei reports no laward bound ‘a aghtlten eebatiesicceasa, ne heen romeo SAILED, Pty Ahad Neuvitas; brig Winthrop, Carthagena ‘Wind during the dav from WNW to NW. Miscellaneous and Disasters. The fine steamship Columbia, Capt Berry, arrived yoator day from Charleston. We are under many obligations to her obliging purser for papers two day# io advance ef the mail —Capt Robinsen, late of ship Zaretan, of sed wrecl rae of which tbe | her beam eoda, and eurrying aw rail, hulwarks wetercnwke, Ac) On the ie i biew a hurricane trom AW. ship runnin mt aaine of the crew bev fotrim the vbip.. Made she jaland of St Kilda ar# AM. Tat been unable to make any observation from the time the ship railed, on account of the state of the weather Per the ante'y of the lives on hoard. ship between valan tof Vetkrker, Nerth Vint Renbien'a. un be 1h | the maste'and let go bot Bib the people ob hore by me pot nn newer in return ‘bors, a bon on er and ere@ got ‘b me of the sbip's stores. ‘The wreck of ship Harmonia of New York, was to be sold by auction at Lerwick, 16th wit Aailoch, from Boson for Constan soo hore in coed to Constantin A Constantinople pe wepaper of 24 alt, states that an Ameri can bark bad gone ashore om Barbler pefat, in ‘he Uardane! and bac gane to pieces. An our Knelieh papers araeilent on the subject, we are inelined to douhi the report Baie Moret Veawon Hal), from Rio Janeiro, weot ashore morn ng of ah ult, Three Haters, i Cheaapeabe Hay lie, A steamer has gone to her Ry ietter to Kitwood Walter Raq. Reoretary of Hoard of Underwriters ) of Pruredeiphie. from Baltimore orm and thir wi on the Hecipetonce: Vineward Round, 0 Saunrday treme Taat, and ter ‘ned morning of the Int inet The eebooner Ie in poot i eS = A number of vesse's from Holmes's Tote Rave peen of to Bena F Menwis Avery, hence at Charleston. on the 284 of Feb, Int 8258, lon 74, ec omnced a heavy NE gale, whieh Ineted for several ‘ys, during heb move bost aod eistained — damope ‘be ship Belle America, of thie port, lost on Abaco, waa re ee 10 scape of the papers yesterday ne 8 new vessel. un T flare bet way in sbe wan formert® eal) ample. having been formerly J Siled ibe Part Parker aves. Notices to Le age WRECKS IN THE PRETCES NEL AND MAPLIN SPIT Notice je hereby given that Green Buove marked with the word | Wreck” have been placed near vessels sunk in the following roattions, vie— me al 1S fathoms to the & of & verse! sunk in Princes channel In 9 fathome low water apring tides, with the follow. ing mark apd compaas hearings, vin:— Shing'es Beacon K cdistant 3 mie) Venwel, the Girdier Light Vewel» lithe seats thew ibwnra wee me And ene about 15 favhome to the 8 of & vessel mank near the Maplin F pit. in 6 fathome low: weer spring tides, with the fol dowing mark and compass Bepiin spit Buoy Tee ey ret aimtant 134 oablen lenath) K Marlin Buoy just open to in Limhtboure, vlad BERTHON, Secretary. tring hs Herne, peony Feb & thee tag ‘of it, NEI FD LIGHT ON CAPE SANTA POLA. ‘ine at Madrid hae given notice that oa 2 1868 a light would be exhibited from the yola,cn Cape Santa Pola in the province of ie 8 Sxed white light, placed at an elevation of 500 mid be visible: sloar wea The Viet Engliet feet above the rea. and ther a distance of upwards of 6 miles from & W,W. round r nthe Hiuminating apparatis is eatwiloptrie, of the eltth "Fhe ‘ower tn square, 30 feet in height, «nt p ty white color | Talantn at ahout I > 0 1h the Higbibonse on Plana or Tbaron iabe hearing oer ias Viehtbouwe NUH, In lat 881290 8 Ina wo reenwieh proceed ne tothe rondsterd of Lny Pedg, and passion tne ide Pca ale. the rat Teiayaia giveb tn, Tofino pated wo, and ft mn 124 feet above the upper part of ‘he window men med in thet work All bearings magnetic Variation 18 40.9 in (67 By Comme M4 ips. WASH SUTON, Tedragrphor yernphie Oren, Admiralty, Condon, Febv’, 1 © aff followin. SAenipnity barte: —e * No 2108, chime 1, Obealtar te Aliqqute, No MARCH 3 18658, ‘Whalemen. eee ‘M’Farland, Osbord, Pa date, lst $5 25 8, lo Howland, CR ye 8, en B, Cees ‘Spvean an, veugues ee a i 28 en's We Seana Her 10 Gee wi Reynolds,” bound E, was signalized Jan 13, mit Sak. rE Cutter, from London for Mobil+ Aer pom oo chow foo for London, Feb 1, '] ees Darunee. Seah penden fom. Pugh Weitip, & days Ct fae date, o1 ‘Shy een ‘Owens, trom York for London, Feb 26, Fletcher, rom London Nov 21 for Shang, 0 Jee Keon from Galveston for NYork. Feb 26, Int sowed Robert Penne, Huxford, from NBedford for Cubs, Fep'H no at & "A schr abowing a red signal with the Jetter 8 in th: centre m be Uegerneelhs un, seers ‘5, was signsiized Feo 8, 1:3 Rehr Belay BStrODR, 20d Feb 28, at 12:30 PM, Boddy soo pert igre Sansiin’ Fem n Bore Foretg' Buenos Ayres, Jan 1—In port sb M1 et Eliza, Stront, for NYork, eis Ganges, Jones, from Wilmington, NC. via Portland, 1b S—Arr brige Henrietta (Br), Hrodadon, Now i Craig. do; sehr Bverglade, Pu’ ‘dip Roebuck, soule, tro days from later Willems, 3B, vee et Ship Lew — san at ata tong fer disg 1B 16—! sen via iceman would proceed 10 Cal for Engle: Canpenas. Feb iar brig Potnsett, Hill, Mobile; sobr Resene, Wish, P ‘Crenrurcos. Feb Are bg Tomah. Jones, Kingston, Ja; sehre Robert Means, Vincent, Montego Bay; 1 ‘Tilton, Tilton, Philadelphia. nt Feb 18 barks E A Chase, Milliken, for Boston abt jen) Durgess, 8uow, for doamey cage; Cordelia, Cook, ort ju st comme! ay jawk, Sparks, for do lag; Exemplar (Br), fo [hg Cavan, Jun 20—No Aw ¥i Henson fi pia ho Am vot pork tay Jun Yor Ma’ ranhsm. Tayi, Feb 10—Arris the Roads, Criterion, Harding, Mo- bile (previously reparted In the Road Havana, Feb 23—Arr steamah'p (4: Granada, Bi As- io cand old Babe return), tap Albert Guilcun, St Biorer, Themes 24th, brige Mazadan’ Dodge, Porland Eureka: Giles. Pepaaucia, Aa Chapman, Laurent, NOrexus “old eles Charen Ba 4. ths reel, Helfant yet men MeCnr a 7h 24th, abipChailense, Gedwin (or Keaney), New York in baueat, ‘AE chr R°M Carlisi, ‘Winsmore, ‘Sierra orene. Hauvax, Feb 25—Arrachr Lima Dickson. NOrigans, Olt ypaecur Uncle Tom, Harpwell ifrom Purtune Bay, NF icbmend, LiveRrool, Feb 12—Adv, Pomona, Merrihew, for NYork 18th; Fmpire. Coombe, for do Isth; Antaruc, Stouffer, for do, to succeed the tm} Allen austin, Garrick, for do 20: James Foster, Jr, Abe do Bb (one account says 18th); Constellation ‘Mulliner, fords ene Great Western, Furber, for do March 1, Plot Barker. for do ‘\th, Tuszarora, Dan’ lew for Hbiladelphia Feb 12; Josinh Hale, Lent, for do ISB: JG Bichardron, Lewis, for do rh; Moontight, Pendie- ton Yor kalumore Feb 18: Ann Hooper, sim} eon for do 20u I Melopald, Cald 1, for do March Mary An- nab, Grave, for Charlesion Feb 16; Gov Langdon, Stone, for Sobile with immed Jordan, for NOr. Jeans Feb If; Kapid, for Sun Pranciaco March 1; Young ¢merica, Babcock payee had 15th also in port among others, Commodore, Bliss, and Hesperus, Lewin, tor Boston Low cb 13—In port Wabash, Lockhart. for Boron, idg! Khine, Moore, for N¥ork about ready; Amerean Con- ese, Mather, for do 22d, Amazon, Lord, for do March 4; Eeuthampten ‘Pratt, for de March 11; Joep Clark. Emerson, Ran, Cervin. for Sar Freneteco. do; Wino’ lencia do; Jobn (et le Hallowell; North: erp frown Hall an? Inez, Milton, for Port *hilip , ldg; Tizzie Gakford, Kelley, and Gliver Jordan, Alden, for avd- ney, N\W, do; Cyclone, Ongood, for Calcutta, do; Uriental, for NOrleans, Idg: ra, Gallison, for Vi Waipp! for Rombay. do. TospOsDERNY. Feb 8 Arr Pennsylvania (Sard), Guerello, Philsdelph) Mowtevinl Deo 24—f1d ship Leonttas, Williams, India (before reported for W Coast of South America) Masset Feb ig—Arr schr Vulvita, Means, Havana Ta Feb 6—in gort barks Vesta, Percival, for Snyra, repg: Nevads, Percival, from Trieste, just arr’ 814 4th bark Sicilian Dawes Meas Mussina, Feb 6—In port barks William A Ranks. Bartlett, from Licata, arr Tat, for Phiiadeipbia 8 or 4 days; Lauraatia Bailey. for Boston. do. Sid 6th Br bark F' ‘Nightin gsle, Ruseell, NYork. Ma.aca, Feb 2—Sid bark Mystery Taylor, Roston atx, about Jen 1—In port ehip Greyhound, . toe Cote fe. Feb 19-Cld bak Yumuri, Liesegsng, New brige Frapces Ellen, Manateld, Laat bel, Colley. Bostop, George Stockbam, Hill, New Yora; érson, Baltimore. $id 23d, sloop Trade Wind, Goltine, Charleston To port 20, ships Mary Merril}. Kiremen, wtg: Clarendon, ett, and Josbn ) " Part arks PR Faith Kenney, and Maura, Lincom A CigueDa Sargen John Aviles Hart, al from Portland diag: Tacony, Whisker, from Philad: Ipbia, do; Gepry Warren (have from Hevana for Cork leg molavees: Melodeun, Chandler, for dodo; Ca uada. Mitebell, for Portland do, NW Brivge, Woodbury. for Poston do: HL, Fisk, Fisk and Maine, Parnham. for New fordo Me meledo; New Bupire Kau: ristol. RI, diag; 3 W)ntyre Hrook) ne! Srannon fram st orton. from do, ao, Catharine Rowers, Britt for Boston, ldg molasses; N at tnd Kisinore Wanmore.' {of Prrtined‘40.dor jor; Condova, Franklin. Keying, Cook, a rey pound. Fierce. che George Byron, from « burlesion do, George Amon, Nichols. for Maston lig molasres; Richard Van, rink! A Moore, smih; Malakoff’ Collins, Kate Ellea, Chamberlain, ard A Mid 1 ig port brigs Umpire, Moore, for Ros oe. Atkins, for Rowsrdam sia Lab orig Um con. Feb W—Arr Dirigo. Drookings, Santander. acco, Jan 2] (back date)—In port ship Richmond, for Hampton Nowe Patanwo Feb 3- in porthark J J Palmer Turner, from Venwe, y. jan D Sonere, Kogers, from Cada, Dents, trom dorertie of the Sea, Buck maser from Mange Sid Feb 1, sohr WB Sora: ton, Ca-beart, N Yor! Vortsmoutm, veo W—Arr (ea Lark, Adama, Callao, for meyer. do to. hriye Sarah Moore; Caroline, Hosion soon x inh Port A tae eh. Malimoree Maser Mary nck K' Hamedell Bavanuab, Raufoloh. Leaf St Jonns NF Pebl—Arr brigs Margaret, Winsor, NYork: 6th Attila, Wanere. do Vana Crez about Feb 12 for 8 York 16th, sehr © BR Knutson @ ont ALACHICOLA, F Yerpool via Hallfar~ arr at her co Walker, NOrieans, barks St Narva yoick Smith, Cuariesion; sehr Reargetowe St’, Stow Squall ahp Squantum. Willer Galentta, Kuenos Ayres, Novhing of en HALVIMOKR, Mared 1—Arr steamera Onledonia. Layfield, Charlee on, Jacke, Baker, ¥York—broke valve atem when the Wolf Trap, anit wae to eed ap t laabeth, MeLaiuehiin | BY ork: ‘Mil tke, Ha im K Newoormb. loster, Nort anderen, orton, quence sid; wind RW to (Hrem ) Lemeke, Bremen: Sophia, Jones, Kio Janeiro: beige 1 W Sawyer, Menne Mavanzas: Lilian, Nichola, Kingston, fa, Monticello. Fook na, Rio Janeiro. Moutrose. cayle, turks ft Thomas, ax wm brs Ponce Fatnam, Sermads. ¢ Wenge (i Diasoawny $ MM Fr eman, Hvde, Autoren, bastport, U rieans via Nociolk Cit ship A Boning eo, Roverdam. brig Vie Low or West beonla Crow Maington San Hie ele ate ©; aches © R Vickery, Hortin, Tamales, N bowue, FV eenne Feb 28—Arr aloo Excel Tompson N York, T-arreche Kedron Aliey, oriole bern rn New or park mpos, Haree mm Cid Kir ship Pome, Walle, LAverpoot; So bry ib— Arr stermebio Marion, Foster, N York, ship Mary Og Gfr_ Vovelond. 40, sehr #1 ree Rovere 40. 14 abips F Howell (Ar) Apphby and Rannockoa a (it), Meuse. Lover Re tadtan Prt Cordon p (kwe) Foretnen ‘openasren: Sp ba «Andrew sarkiey Windies, why Sew Yoru, Common, Witimore ‘Mantes Albert Wartaor In Sid lr ehp Home, Wallis, Liverpool; sehr R i aridr Groves Kalimore PAUL RIVER, March 1 (not Fel S14 ashe Strout Raltimore. port echr adeita Kelley, Kees, «~) te. hats iepscen o 12-04 bark Trinity. Hall, Boston, ional Ceard, Gates, and Panoms. Man. wpe Reet. Orediam, Jor, § York Anna Ww i Go. Bell “lower, trust, or Nor . Hobart ere free nt € Brown and Woltan H Atwood, Fower Rowton for Tender, Ma coker Woinen Note eer th nee Townend Hav ne for Hom Avex nittia for de. To ntamonnt Wim AH nmond. " Payton. id peri atl AM, wo fe rebre mare King, Wm H Atwood « W Dyer 4 Janes, Trap oe Link het, March LAr brie 1 Dow from Mente Cee tnaninme, sete Armas bye I ” rt Eitzabeb ae ctrom Fbieden hal, Moy vk ig BK baton (rom sa) do In po beg] ‘tam ens sepin for orders sed the MORILE. Feb B—Ol4 ships Middieres, Parmaler Yonge ™ ore, and «Contig Carling o +44. ul — mmond, Frankiin; V ANS, Feb 22 Arr stonmnabip Magnolia, Jones. Galveston and Indianola. 2, AM —Arr steamship Torna Lawless Indianola via Ost Fray ond Ariel. Patene iy. Below china.” PE Whitne rh York \dew BL Benet Jones, from NYork. | id steamehiy 2 reste from Liverpool: Galena. Leavitt, law Galveston ard Indian: |» ship Thos fete con Liverpool; Br brig Transit Staal, Warvacu.e & mai. Laatee Delaney tualrcaton wrath NEWPURYVPORT, Feb —Sid aches JW Notee, Dailey. Belmore, Hunteers, bier sy, Pbiinde'y hie REW BEDFORD, Arr brig Alex Milliken, Fish, NEWPORT. March) #4 Tinieey, Crowell from P Capt, qonre. 3 mau Pervier, frm Bow the Norrie i A Hammond, Sm:b, ton fer Vaile ® HLAUEN March |—Arr brig Thon Trowhridae, Lan fair 1 Sit sehre Inahel Dar, Seem, ant Seriing N York; sjoop Warren, do. The harbor i# elear of ie beloy Lone Whe rf PRN® A+ OLA, Feb 16— Arr sche Aon Blligabeth, Higgine Meriin me. 1A Re wards, Shackleford, Key Worm Lacy id tom Witon, Tortagee Mary Wet, atom TEM, Mevchievs, Cinck N York Giky, Tampico: ib, ship Gen Werhington, Leave cchee Cofumbia, Padi Galveston, Auna el eitian, Pinkham, He her, Matanzas: oot Mota, Sule Hedaway fithoom and «pring bowspelt): Tohn ‘ F Paton, lige Retson Cob!) and Uheleng® Whi’ er Bye cork. Tennessee Wooster, Reatyort ry , Tb, berks Culiote, Bee mr, MW tants ! comb, 40. brig at ar od at hi ~e —¥ ‘Wildfire, Campbell, | Ports.” } ‘eb 19—Arr ship Rennington, Douglas, — YonTon March 1—Arr Br ctesmstan Amerion, Moodie, Lie, br ed tbe De, en CRTEMOUTE, Feb 27—Arr brig meee Coffin, Mate- last from Awey: u E Burges Tyan Ony: NEWSPAPERS, pee AANA PPADS PN rane. NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE ‘Contains A full report pebotite Res tg, et “dare exch ing vial of Wm. 3. , Clark ning hie aa ee i ae indicted for mien i Bo of the Moya or ‘ Bracing’ on” acqnune. of the einer with Pen and ine Portrait of Paul tbe wife murdi mules sketch hen by our artist” ible neene “on the Wabesiph nean river, lowa, The great Glove fight in Bos- Whats as aleitamccreoes heer maceneee a hs A sketch ofthe life of Hess Wheeler, the Confidence Man and ball game player, with an account of his exploits. Bules and Zeppations ot si of the ROBS & TOUBRY, General Agents. PERSONAL. A bg sind EDWARDS. Footy FROM LIyee eh” Of Lor sigter Jessie by a) for a lever: to ber at be Beri rald ofice. biktonchan’ WILL, BILD L Lost. STRAYED ) FROM THE RESIDENCE OF her oS Hou ton CS ridny. Fe ia will Bethan by ber distreaned parents st he shove pamben fot Pye try Coole Lega nly mg CALL IMMEDIATE- wil hear of some hing Breauly to ber advaaiaue. ’ F ‘TBE PERSON veo 2 FOR TOM WILL Mae tol. V., Broadway Post ofloe, y will hear something 0 th i thelr advantage. [XFORMATION WANTED—OF VARY HALINAN, N HO left Lreland four years ago. When las: hes in Albany, about ire TON exo, at Ms Dao Cress mS Brosdway. Her can be seen at Mr cbacl ‘Shompson’s, corner ‘of Witlow and Pacific streets, Brooklyn, is spxious to hear from her. NFORMATION I8 WANTED-OF JOHN RAPTISTE Cademartori anative of Genoa, %5 years old who wae Jost at Staten Island on the Istday of September last, and was very Doorly clad. Ay infurmston in respect to him will be received and rewarded at the office of the Consulate Ge- ners! of Sardinia, 75 Ful.op street. “LIF THAT WAS ALL SATISFACTORY, ARNT recelved your letter in time, send again 16 8. SWAN Ay RS Resse TALL—FEET AND ANKLES_CHEAP side of Kroad way about four and not Mrs. or Misa Kaie e9089% in requerted to answer a letter at the Broadway Post: ewe ee to say orto be at T—'g@ near Prince, about four. Avdress ©. b— or G—r, Brosdwa: ‘Post office. ‘BE HEIRS OF MR. WILLIAM WARD, WHO ha hay A OR tle years ago was employed as engineer on a sugar fasion in the island of Cua, may of sctoetbing’ to. thelr ihe ee 121 Leonard street; office up stairs, t fh M, I AtK ONCE MORE, FOR AN INTERVIEW, ‘Grant it Sanacanty and all cap be made right Putit ‘Dot off until it wil beto: late for me or any her persoa to aaziat you. ‘Take this advice from your hes. (rlewd. Los’ AND BOUND. OUND —THE PERSON WEO LEFT A PACKAGE OF due dille and @ certain amount of oon 4 corner of Fulton and Concord streets, 8 th by iden ifying the property ind paying conf oe vel OST—ON MONDAY EVFNING, MARCH 1, 188, A fold vest chaiy, in coming down’ Ip Bighth avenue cars to roadway, and thence down «nn and Beekman # recta, across Peck sip ferry vp South Seventh to South Right} ireet, Wullameburg. Whoever bas or may find, the eae Will be handecmely’ rewarded by leaving it wi'h Barker, Miller & Co, do. 5 Fulon Market or 60 South Elabth street, Wilhamsburg. B. H. WOODWORTH O8T—ON SUNDAY TERNO ON, IN GOINe ; raow 4. Prince street " thaveoue cars to Twenty secon? street.a pair of one's spectacies Ky returning them t) 105 Prince street ihe finder will be lineraily rewarded O8T—ON THURSDAY, FRB, WHILE PASSING 4 from Bleecker through Mott’ to Heswer street. a Danke Fock, (No. 199,768.) wih Blecoker street Savings’ Bank on is The finder will reveive a suitable reward on leaving 1; at the savings’ Bank in Bleecker areet, near Brond way. LTA GOLD WATCH, BeTWREN THIRTY SIXTH and Thirty aeventh streatt, o¢ ‘Monday afternoon; open faced %¢ plate lever. gold d al and ban atebaiee siven on its retura ‘o Dexter & Brother, 14and if aan treet up stairs MEWAKUS. 6) REWARD.—LOST, & SMALL wn terrier slut: answers to the nome of Neitie The above Sor ‘will be paid em leaving vat 402 Ninh avenue, rear $ REWARD.—108T ON SUNDAY, THe 2TH 9 @) Fevruars going from Amity, down Hpring arcet, themes thro ullivan ' ‘0 Grand yr viewrine. with three REWARD.—LOST, A BLANHEIM BPA A Niel: ANe BH "Were to the name’ of Tuck, blach and whe. wh very long ears The above rewsrd will be paid and no questions ed, om hie return 10 37 Weat kighteenth street $5 RRWARD—LOST. AN OVA tion ciamond brooch, silver valued mach asthe gift of a deceased bring or send ft to Wm. Sim, son's eubinet siore, 301 Broad way, aball receive the above reward. REWARD LOST, ON TUESDAY, MARCH 2 & Pocketbook. containing two, check aa the « Awerite for $280 cach, which are of 00 wa 10 may ope Deb ow per a be payment bav.ng boru stooped Inq ‘of Premebe Wot ice: MISCRLLANBOUS. | PINE, BRAD, OP HAIR —“WILAON'S Recta A remedy. costing oniy afew annie for the. thater je, Tor promsorton the growth of the hair, checking fore ereyn ing wesh bait, aod preventing 1® failing ont. Heeipe’ will alan dye the hair toe Diseh of brown color, witbou, iajaring or ciloring tbe shay yd the least (rouble. The advertiser That they it) nd mo 47 for ail dierasen of the bar The articles for making the ng store oF market Io the or ry? o make © large quant Woh The sdvertiere will be ahow 7 ad. gnu arty Mnited Males op the raceiot of arty hh when once Rough: will save the cha ver a number of doliare, mn it om fi ro toaay of the dies Ubat are sold at a dollar a bo" od vou have the Ing what you are asing ¢m yoor halt, wb mg Doihing. and ta ote of the atraplegt dies ever diecovered a ert, New York, NR gees Somes nak F. SPANGENBERG & CO, nd are now manntvetaring, (Ork® vor metal (not Sunene yihing yet offers’ for durnbil ty beanty of finish, and entire freecom from corre sion. requiring oly the care of orci-ary articles. "A ANerad ‘ seount to Jobbing houses A cai! is soliched at our offiee, IP wireet, | ie > )KE PROOF AND WATkR PROOF CRMENT POR roofing. cheap aud durable Hee of city references: Gye Pere work Das heen dune Orters receized at 18 nereet New York J WARD & CO. Fon aro nue berween Kory werond and Foriy third streeta EROSFLINE Cleave ro Femoves URBABR et YTS from Kitbona, x i—— Ao. Ip bottles 80 cents each. KEROSKNE OTL COMPANY. ) Weaver airest, New York. SPRING, MACHINES.—FOR SALE, SIN@HRS’, wurR. Jer & Wilson's all aizes. Grover & aay es Hn Ay and others, at a low price at $30. hough and exchanged. APply 100. A. CDUautN, sa rose way, room No 3. \O FAMILIES ani) HOUMKKERYBRS po vou Use pomp! A great maving of money —Hy snclosiog atx Sag atamps, er calling at the drag store, corner uf ‘ura oA New York. ibe undersigned. wilt sade tor tal thirty fire pounds of good fami ireetons f a pound? and postage ‘0 any part fone man, drnggiat, co HOMAS JON aveuds: => FACULTY AN on PRACTE. the ereateas disco aries 6 ont on, ‘hat an im ered. "Aa interview i dosired wich Addr s® 86% 195 Herat offve. N's ERWING MACHING ore frat slags operator on fine wenn 0 tain nem mem Tikond way oy C4 for 0 Ren: wr by ER 4. Mong - ENTISTRY, ENTICPRY.—TRRTH RATHACTRD I IN TEN aROONDA, J) Sibert the al aie 9 and original pro ean t freerins W prnetiond by ie TRVENTION ‘out metal ply VESMON PST SE OURK, pron erryan.ree vr ARR WHO MAS Te NIng of n lary viahes io purchase aq n ov i furrtore amd cnepate. for ee Sie See Wyre price, PF } sirons of ¢ n+ 8 ibe one f Herald of e