The New York Herald Newspaper, March 4, 1858, Page 8

8 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Wepwespay, Murch 3—¢ P. M. About the same activity continues in the stock market. The operations of insiders and outaiders 200 mppear to be carried on with a great deal of spirit, | 507 ¥ and holders are full of confidence in fature vakies, Phe tendency of prices was upward this morning, and an advance was realized on nearly every de- scription. The most important improvement this morning was in Chicago and Rock fsiand. This sock opened at 86} per cent, and closed at 87# per | ent, cash, and $8 per cent, buyer 15 days. Uailor- nia State sevens advanced { per cent, closing firu , et 852 percent, cash. It is not generally Known ‘hat the California bonds now on the market Lave ‘pearly nine per cent annual interest, which goes to the buyer. New bond» are to be issued on the Ist af January for all the bonds now afloat, with two | years interest added. At that time, for any ene thousand dollar old bond the holder wil! get eleven hundred and forty dollars iu new seven per j ent bonds. The six per cent bonds of several of eur old States, with large debts and heavy taxation, are selling from 90 to 100 per cent, while California Btate seven per cents, with a small debt and the most stringent restrictions against any increase, are | 200N Y selling at 85 a 854, including all arrears. We allude > bo these facta 60 that men of moderate meana may tarn their attention to this security before prices get beyond their reach. At the first board New York Central Railroad 6’s advanced $ per cent; Canton Company, }; Cumberland, }; New York Central, $; Hudson River Railroad, j; Harlem, 3; Michigan Gentral, {; Galena and Chicago, 1; Cleveland and | canton Oo...... 25% Toledo, 1; Chicago and Rock Island, 1}. Michigan pros Central bonds declined } per cent; Milwaukie and Mississippi 2d mortgage bonds, 1. Hudson River pe opened at 35}, and left off firm at 35}, cash, with ae: 6355 quite moderate sales. New York Central closed at a little advance on the opening, but Erie was heavy and closed weak. Throughout the whole of the present movement in the market buyers of stocks have exer- eised much more discrimination than usual under | $2,000 Brook ordinary circumstances. The greatest advance has ‘deen in the best securities, either as regards actual value or prospective ‘improvements. It is true that speculation has carried up a good many worthless ‘things, but to a much less extent than during pre- vious inflations. There is an advantage at all times in taking hold of good dividend paying stocks for a epeculative movement in an upward direction. In the first place, it would be better to hold them in the event of a temporary decline, and in the second place, any improvement in market value is not likely to be eaten up by interest, for dividends will at least = offset that item of cost. Where speculators take hold of the fancies, they have merely the shadow, and eannot fall back upon the substance. The high priced stocks are even now much the best, mach the safest, and mnch the surest to advance. Any ound security, giving six and seven per cent inte- rest, capitalists will by and by be glad to get at much higher prices than those now ruling. Maney must for a long time coutinue very cheap. Our rates must assimilate more closely with those of ®uropean money markets, and as our securities @raw high rates of interest they must command eomparatively Ligh 5 s. It will n become & question of most vit nee to what uses can we apply cur enormous accumulation of capital. This may seem extr wry in a conntry like this, where so many and such vast resources lie undeve- doped; but it is nevertheless true; and the inge- Buity of our shrewdest capitalists will be severely taxed to find ways for using money at anything like ‘She present legal standard. At the second board the market was buoyant and active. California State 7's advance 4 per cent; Canton Company, 3; New York Central Railroad, | ¢mbraced about 6,000 4; Michigan Central, 4; Cleveland and Toledo, }. ‘There appears to be a movement of some impor- tance in Canton Company. At both boards today the transactions were unusually large, at improving prices. New York Cantral and Hudson River Rail- read have evidently about as substantial a class of purchasers as any other stocks in the market. They appear to move together, with about equal strength. The future of these companies is destined to be more closely allied than is at present generally auticipat- ed. There were no sales of Panama this afternoon. The stock is held above the last qnotations, and very little is on the market. The move- mente of steamships connected with this road are calculated to cause the withdrawal of & good portion of the small quantity of | stock now offered. Chicago and Rock Island was about the firmest stock on the list today. The Mis- sinsippi and Missouri Railroad Company, extending from Rock Island directly across the State of Towa, has about completed its negotiation for the sale of a Jarge amount of bonds, which ensures an early com- pletion of that line. This is already an immense feeder to the Chicago and Rock Island road, and as it is extended towards the Missouri river must bring ® very great through traffic, After the board the market was better, and all the speculative stocks were in active demand. The closing prices show great «trength, and the probability is that a greater advance than has yet been realised is at hand. The Aseistant Treasurer reports to-day as follows: ‘Tetal receipts . . - so ‘Bou! payments. 416 60 Tota: balance - onset LS) The receipts ‘today include $46,000 from customs. The steamship Africa, from this port for Liverpool today, carried out $70,357 41 in specie. Sterling exchange bankers’ bills closed at 8] a 94 per cent premium. The steamship Moses Taylor, from this port for Aspinwall on the 5th inst., will take out about 400 passengers. The St. Louis, on Friday for the same | at Sie. a 8X. port, has nearly as many more; and the Northern Light, which leaves on the 10th inst., goes out, we believe, fall. The total number of passengers by these steamers will be about 1,500. This will throw & very large travel over the Panama Railroad, and largely swell the company’s receipts. The Grocers’ Fire Insurance Company has de- | choice at 7\¢. Ine elared a semiannual dividend of six per cent, pay- able on demand. The receiver of the Bowery Bank will pay a fecond dividend of forty per cent on the ascertained | gow arene. claims against that institution, at the banking house, | ** ‘=. WNo. 153 Bowery. ‘The transactions at the Clearimg House to-day were ae followe:— 618,178,069 65 . 1,110/262 61 ee lee Metropolitan Bank currency certificates now held by the an eine are reduced to $1,230,000, a reduc- = ise cae The receipta of the Erie Railroad for February are seer more than in the same month year. B1000 Oto 6 1200 Iii Int I Lisle 7000 000 Leslell 000 2H 1000 B00) 00 6000) p.. 100 1b 1000 iss 6000 1536 600 16% 7000 5% “a By 7000 25% ‘8000 7 1000 La 63% 1800 Read 1 40.0... B18 6856 10 she Bk ‘200 b3 6355 24 Bk of 28 mich Goi i 73% 14 Am Exch ‘id do “ u do... 25 Miso k Nie RR. 82% Yad Mechan 46 do... 22% 16 Metropolitan Bik ——— ma 1@ Commonweal Bk 50 19 ae 10 Park Bank 60 Canwn Co NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1858. Fs * ba] 2 ed 9 a” ced oe Ty 5235 ay 53 ye 53 central 93 62K 300 do. 9845 58K 100 do. 8355 7 100 9345 8635 20 93% 87 100 9835 a1y 100 ws Sie P 93 any 100 ay DO Ere RR, aA boo do. * bo 39 Bay | #0 395 290 38% 300 n $1000 Catt’ 34 Teed wreourt es... 34g Se Big 100. krietiam d,'83 63 20% b0 co #2 1600 Alar RR 2¢ mige 70 avenve RR. 104 20 she Purk Bk. #6 36 100 Canton Oo. 4 260 86% 400 366 ‘obo 1b 50 a 60 a“ Qen RR..... 93; 82% do. O33 32M ‘ 93) 53 too do. 935, BT, 350 Frie RR.. I The following table shows the quotations current after the clone of the second board, as reported by C. Kowalski, No. 18 William street:— Ofered. Asked. Offered. Asked. Panama .......106 106% ay Illinois Central. 97 99 N. Y. Centra: ye 98% Mich. Central.. 743; 84 Mich fo &N.Ind 323% 76 do pref'd.... 66 REPORTED SALES OF othe . H. Nicolay. (000 Milwaukie and Horicon RR. 8" } ,000 Watertown and Madi-on RR. 8's. 18,000 Lackawanna RR. 6's. 80 shs New York and Harlem Railroad Co. .iu 20 Erie Railroad... rere 33% 10 Milwaukie and Mississippi Railroad. + 30% ‘25 La Crosse and Milwaukie Railroad. . ae ‘105° 30 Beekman Fire Ineurance Co. 112% 20 Astor haan yh ige line Cae ay $10,000 Junction (now love & Tol. ) RR. ’e.Int. add. 76 77,000 Treverton Coal and RR. 7 do. 70,000 Miswouri 6'8........... 4,000 Painesville and Hudson RR. 7 200'shs United States Fire Insurance ‘00 Mercantile Mutual (Marine) Iagurance Co. 60 Bank of Commerce... RR Milwaukie and Horicon RR. Watertown City 8's Terre Baste and Al 4 Pacific Mail § 27 Wells, Fargo & a “8 "express 333 1a Cronse and Milw Prookiyn Gas Light 123 10 Union Ferry Co % CITY COMMERCTAL REPORT, Weoxespay, March 3—6 P. M. Breapsvves—Flour—The market was firm for goot thipping brands, including round hoop Ohio and extra ‘State branis, while superfioe and common grades were Without change of moment in quotations. The transactiozs 000 bbls, at about the following 2 & ° 2 & Extra State... 4 460 Western and Obio Supertins 4 435 Extra Obio and Western. 4 bo 4 5 50 4 6 00 6 6 60 6 800 3 815 . 3 3 50 —Capadian ‘four was steady, with sales of about 400 a 600 bbls. within the of the above figures. Soeters four was in fa.r demand, Gay ae a mate India islands at transactions: feted op aboxt dts 6, bbls, , itin the range the above quotations. About 500 bbls. of flaxall and Gallogoe were sole for apo at $5 25. ny Samoged red do. at 0c. Rye was quiet at Corn was easier and more active, with gales of 40,000 50,000 bushels at 05. a 670. for ‘yellow and whits, rome small sales of the latter at 85. Oate were ane wi It will be seen fu NF ded today were | , Hark Golden demand, with sales of State and Western at 4c. a 466. Co» In view of the public salegso morrow the mar. ket was quiet. A small lot of Maracaibo sold at 12\c. Corrox.—The market was some leas buoyant, and closed dull at yesterday's figures. fhe sales before and atter ‘Change, including lots in trausita, embraced about 1,600 Freicm,—Rates were unchanged. To Liverpool, about 20,000 bushels grain, in bulk and bags, wore taken at $44 a 64. ; flour waa dull, at 1s. 9d. ; 20 boxes bacon were engaged At 178. 6d., and 1,000 bbie. rosin at 22; cotton was nomi- pal at 1-84.45 024. To London, 60 tidreos beef were en- gaged at 4e. 3d.; 600 bbe. rowin ‘at 28. 3d, and 70 boxes topacco, 106 Ibs’ each, at 2s new to note in rates for the Continent or to other ports Provwons.—Pork— The market was firmer, with 4 demand. The sales embraced about 6004 700 bbis , mal! lot rey 7 Cloar was at $18 ais 26.’ A goverment contract for 800 b is, mess was reported at $17. Prime meee was at $16 a $16 10; clew at $15" $1825. Beef was steady, with a fair demand. The eis embraced about 250 bbis., including country me, 196 ‘$4, and mess d>. at 1; re a ‘extern at $12 a $15 50, and Prime mors was steady at $21 a $26, and $17 50 a 819. Bacon was heavy, with’ smal) sales at *\c & 9\c. Cutmeate were unchanged, while gales of shou ders were made at 636. 9 OXe, ‘and of hams lard was buoyant, while the sales embraced about 200 a 200't bbis. and tierces at OXo a G7%o., and Rome small lots were reported at 10.; prime, 'p eee, are at Ie Batter was firm, with sales Of Ohio at 120. a 17 54o., and of State at 160. ake. Cheese wes seedy oh 00 & 9c; good to prime dairies were selling for export at rem Te. a Ge SrGars.—The market displayed increased activity. The rales footed up pe net wry jocluding Cuba an4 New Orleans at 430. 0.8546 , with «small lo: of the latter im the above were 300 bhds. New Oricane sold by auction at Sc. a 6c , usual time. MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. ‘abe aKa r0n Few ‘ToRR—tHr Day. eve 1114 mors Ii 16 Port of New York, March 3, 145, CLEARED. Sreamabip City of Washington (Br), Petrie, Liverpool—J G Meamshin Alabama. Bebence. Ravannab—& FT, Mitcbitl Feaaneh James Adger, Turner, Charleston. Roanoke, Rkinner, Norfolk, Ao—tadiam & Pies Prancisoo—Tappan & Start " Warwell. Barbedvee ies , Routen, Galvesion—Wakeman, Dimon ie pray MeGilvery, Potnt Petre D Brookmaa & Frie E Mertthew. Gordon. Havana—W § Vining. Brig Wi Oarver, Matanzas— Wi ‘Oarver 4 Chase Wert Hell, Danica it Bil Behr T A Ward. lee—J R Dow, Rehr Rea Ranger, Am Sra RB fino & 0 = Enchant jayne. onah—MeCready, fhe iar Tina Charlenon—Masier. Behr Ocean Ware, Warner, Weng Tle & torn Ma ng oe or, Fey siezieee tes main Fe raweye ait ia Se nat crane et age Tins’ boos mo any 8 EV eRe ea sc san ae ne ia. Lal Bohr JG Wright, nia. Schr Panama. Acomac, Va, 2 dara. Sebr Jane Rows, ni Bebr Deca ‘Steamer Bleamer Usereia, ed rr Bark Wi Rhieita ES ree ®t Marks—both by pilot boat Jane, No 1. Steam: Afrien (Py Siren New Ber nts 4 tol Amery: barks Pee Weosrt tydnes NE" a Ajgreme, Covennah Jan Adger, Cute BIA Iet—Spantah ‘onzaahip De Normagarsy, Mania. Wind during the day XW, sunge| SW. per box. There was nothing | Miscetlaneous and Disasters. ‘Srmsnrn Ancanra—tatelligence received this morning (4 inet) from Captain Gager, of the steamer Atlanta, reported anbore, states (hat the vesse! Mes safe, without having received ‘ny dami-ge either to bull or machinery. She lies aground, protected from the sea by the ou er bar, and ie discharging ber cargo in good order which will be forwardnd to (baries- ton forthwith. The passengers were taken to Savannah by eat praine of his oflicers and crew, and says the Atlanis will be got off in afew days without any material injury—(by tel to H B Cromwell & Co). Suir Riverswirn, from Liverpool for New Orleans, before arab ae ee Das = ee \ for $37. Her cargo und ma- ‘a NY AGAMEMMON, from New Orleans for Liverpool, be- | fore reported lost on Grecian Shoal, near Key tele yo | Lrevious to-26ub ult for $126. Some of her damaged cargo had ale been sold, Sur Lean if Bath. before report: ‘lamer Norn American, wenoie your on, 5 +r owned by Measra K & A Sewall, WD Bewell, Thos M feed and Capt Peleg Curia of Branswick, “Thowaa matter bhe waa tnaured { oa apportioned follows: vunswick ‘Rath ey, 000. City Ce “Maine s B50. New Eng- collision tons ree Rian Auicr, of and from New York for Cten: Jost on ‘Caicos Islands. was tiled podene LI, ia 306 tous, and rated AlX. Bx1G Waamrxaron, of Harpawell, lost on North Abavo reef" was built st H in 1648, was 197 tons, and rated a2. refeth Gano Aumtia. Turber, peven for Port an Plat. bafore ‘nt the mouth of the harbor of Pert au Punt, Eiboen gotoffand sold. Cargo saved in a damaged con’ —~ Maxcarrr Barres, before ashore on bans venes. remained 24 in an easy yn, and will pro- ably get off wysbout much damage. ‘There ts Seman ators ashore at o Point of ae, je, ewlapen ‘supposed to be the Mi No farther partic pep sacra of about 150 tons, ae and shoves, nothing eg but bowspett and about ive feet of toremast, was passed 17th uit avout 130 miles Kast of the parses of the Mine'amp pi Err Wrst, Feb 25—The materials saved freen tbe, ship Ri veramith have been a celd. butthe case for salvage hae not been tried, | The cargo and materials saved from ‘he br ship. A miemnom bave heen brought here. There bas Deen saved 273 bie our. in good order, and 3134 bia damage, also 392 tron lard, which Ie alto in good orver (By let.erto Ellwood Wi ter, kag, Secretary Hoard of Underwriters.) ‘The Cunard mail steamabip Africs, Capt Shannon, satied yesterday for Liverpool, with 48 passengers and $70,387 in imIPPED—Messra Baxter, wrdny cleared the largest cargs of cotton ‘ome cho i mini rf any other port. It wason ‘& vessel, the Osean Monarc! Jonioe ot the Naples welgwan ia for Liverpool.—[N 0 Fisayune, aed. Ship Tarolinta, about 17 years old, BJ sold yesterday on account of Under writers for $14,500, ao understood, she hav. Ing received damage SiSore wear" Hosene tome tine since. board that splend: and Spoken, dic, p Santa Claus, Foner, from’ NYork Oct 9for San Fran- cig Dec 14, lat 34 8, Jon 35 Ship Wivecinin, Rt, trom Callao Nov 26 for England, Dee 2 lat 568, Bark almatis, Richardson, from Boston Nov 2 for San Fravelsco, Dec, lat 808, ton 66 W. ‘Foreign so Mfrmewats, Feb 14-Sid brig Romance, Duncan. Nevassa eur Constantiworiz, Feb 1—In port bark Susan Jane, ——, from Rebastopol for Marseilles snon. ‘Crexrvxgos, Feb 19—arr brig Marine Burt, NYork. Gonaives, Jan 31—In port sche. Pilot Fish’ Adams, from Boston. just arr, and not the Kingtisher, as reported. Guevx Tontie Bar, Subsmass Feb 1S—In port brig Moo- trose Edmonds, from Cardenas, of and for Portland, just arr ‘n dietresa, leaking badly. Havana, ¥ yea port ships Exebange, Potter, for Lon- up at £2 per ton; Venice, Symmes, tor Naw ork ‘at $1 per box; barks Martha Wenzel for Antwerp, takensup st £2, Gen Cobb, Haskin, cl easel for London st £2; Fannie, Herrick, for Faimou hy gets £2 15; Forest Belle, Havener, for do ide: Tongutn yp tiat, for Carde es, 10 load for Cork ad a mbt, 8} £2 14 Wrignt, Jr, Gibba, for Boston, 1dj rat $1 per bos; brig Ambrose Light. Bickmore’ for York. idg, so others an before, Sid 2ist bark John Curtis, Sbermood. Cardenss (not Matan- zas), to load molasses for Cork and a mkt, at £27 6 per ton. Taviave, abt Jan 16—In port rip, Alexkntria, Bartlet, for Baltimore. ldg (vetore reported ald by s Valparaiso paper Mavacuns, PR, Fe date)—In port barks Virginia ina, Wilkins, from NYork, just arr; from Baliniore, diag; brigs War Eagle, Brown, for NYork, wigs RC Dyer, ‘urner, from Wilmington, do; Fredonia, Lord, from NYork, diag. and others before reported. Paxawa, Ped 10—Arr ship Moruing Light, Johnson, Pbila- delpni Fenamnvco Jan 31--In port ebip Therese (of Richmond, Me). Holmes, from Callao Hampton 8, pu: in on ac count of the insanity of ine captain. The report of ship “Richmond” baving put in. Was an error Pont av Piatt, Feb 16—In port schr California, West, from aad for NYork 5 days. Sid Feb 5, brig Torrent, Palmoutn. Rorterpam, Feb 9—In port Oldenbderg bark Suwa, Hop ker, for Boston, Asioror, Jan 2-Sid steamer Gen Knox, Luniverg, aod schr Bilver Key, Currier, Constantinople and Grecian islen, Sr Tnowas, Feb 18—In port tg he Herald, Crowell, for New Orleans 2b: Caroline © londiette, from Manila, for Boson 19n; barks eboois. MeRell. for Savanoab 19 hy James ‘W Paige. Roberta trom Bostor for Gorce, condemned, and sold 12th Feb; Empire, Hathaway, from under survey: Witen, Hultman, from Ne Davis, from Tricidad, wtg fat; Hudson, badoes, do; brigs Edwin, Carn: G Adams, Driako, for Depnison, from Demarara do; Sam Cubs vert dag: Star Light, Dyer, from Demarira, wg fxt; fea Foam, Warren, from Guadaloupe, do; Julia K Are Sione, and HO Brooks, Sherrill, for Cuba next day; Cap Tom, Chapels, irom Barbadoes leaky, unc: Fimtr, Catton, from Nevis, ze. trom Trinidds do} Ben) Delai Malta for Boston 21; lar. from Georgetown, BC, repa: gehrs % Saw, Jones. from Port au Plate, wig tet; Springbok. Lord, and J don, Haten, from Barbadoes, a0; arses, Venas, fromm Cieg: Mary Elcaveds Pi for ‘Paguayrs. idg; Fata , Patter: Wienins, for Cupa . taker, "rom Martiabine ‘une: Eleapor, Hvsmer. from 20 40; John Ball, ailets from Merntyue, for baltunore saene day: Kal Helad, for Fajardo next day; Moxo, Sparks, for, NYork same day; Empue. Reed, Guadaloupe, wig fgt; Reporter, Berry from & Vincent, do. Sif 12th, brig Foster.’ Crowell (from Nevis). NYork: 1%h, bark Mary Sawyer, Bartlett, (from Rio Janeiro), Charleston; 16h, beige, Sitka, Downing ‘from Guadalupe) Trinidad de vans, Herrick (from Barbadoes), jaina; achra beet Dodge and Oper tea. Babbidge ror 2 Maritnaue, ba: Volant, Coombs (from St Croix), do; Alas: there ifrom harbsaoes Balumere; 17th, brig Sehosses, Vin- Joatina Bandel, Peter Billie. (from Wa ‘Crocker, Turner (from Barba- does), vi Frey his dull. The engagements this mail have been a sehr, 160 tons, to load at Fajardo for New ay wwk—sugare 3c, molneees, under deck $3; on deek, A brig, 19) tons. te oa iY eee Philadelphis with sugar, at 30¢, po deck load er ) i RrvoRe PR. miport bark Amazon, Kirwan, for | Basimore, ig; rig L&W Armutrong, Thompaon, Tor" New ork Vatranarso, Jan 16—n port ships Morning Glory, Hobbe, from Callao for England. repaired Mataro, Milingham, Se cal soon; Mary E Baich, ‘Woodbury, from Liverpool, 9, cargo unsold; Auas, Bri aeanan a8 ay Goonne Ras a L ia Thayer, Munoe; Chase, snd Premi tn une; barks DC Yeaton, "Pos ¢0; Lizzie, Niokerson, and U L Bevan, Beleher, disg; Damon Bartlett, from NYork, arr Jan chr Emeline, 8! arn, rom Corenel, unc; and before. Bld 10th, bark Gold Hunt er, Berry, Coronel, to load oonl for San Francisco, wt $8, as at first reported, and not for Coqulmbo. 2 1 ser3- Home APALACHIONLA. Feb 20. Laverpoor; bark In port 14 hip Livingston, Yalion, Mary Coe, Avery N ‘Bt John, 7 Rd pay heen Liverpool arr mteade (Br), ‘Williams, from Genowarr nova, Hutchins, from NYork arr 2h do; Port. 2h ships fhm land ¢ iverpool arr 24, 4 = s Abby, Brews, Moody, naingion. Doug for do ida Morrisoa. hy ‘na, Remit, for Liverpool loading: Kate Swi Bartlett tor Bos ton do: Jiza Perrie, Thompson, for Liverpool, idg, John Haven, Salter, for do idg. Lizzie Drew, Perey, for Provi- dence do; &t Petersburg, Rees, for Liver vol do; Bllsabath Bibby, Git nom. for do doi barks Chevalier, ht, for a0; rom. Hoston arr ih, disg; brig con- gress (Bi ghibody. for Liverpool, dg: schra Ike Mar- vel dele ‘ion, New York arr Bedell, for New York idg, Daniel | + 3 do STON, March 2- Arr steamer Joseph Whitney, Howes, Baltimore. Cid barka Young Turk Wawel, Mal ¢4 . Phinney. Mobile; Belle. Ryder. Phisteipha” ie bie ele 3 ei Boifaut, Barbados and Martiniy: ‘wiih trong vreete, ship Cuarger'ené ark Young Me steamer P Sprague, Matthews, Philadelphia. PRANKPONT, Feb Boar? che Pawiucke,, Packard, = form; $7, brie Fainburg, Bartlett, do, March 1, schr eon oy ‘WEST, Feb 22—fld schr Eliza 8 Power, Potter, Gar- eek, Del, March 2— ope in oth, ding: Norfolk | Facket, Brown, Heald, f Brothers, and DB Doane, both from Cienf, and 3 schra, remain at Break water, MOBILE, Lay to M4 abi ly ak Patten, NOrieans: Sp Manse Estape. Barcelo ORLEANE. eh dn, PM ArT sobre Olive Branch, mith, and PG Brown, Forbes, Mobile, Cid ‘Ocean MY Page; Joveph Howe (hr), Driver ang Weeer, (Clam), ten, ero ppt (Sar). Antol ie frown Nvore: do and it Berea! brigs Handy Kine, Bros p = (Rp), Correll, Barcelona, echt Anthem, Burrows, Ha’ ‘24th, AM—Arr steamship Ro JP Whitney, leston. Helow, fea her, trom Liverpool, Delhi, Ware nd Mont en Eas 40; Liszie Boggs. Ukt ships Cavalier Jordan, atm Kearney Mak, bo eeie late Pes * aE rhe Arr wee St Reptina, P Porty Rieo; jockport: John Tyler, Prendergast, Provt- “ous brig Aum Tyler, Tyler, Whadies, sche Hamar, ae, FORD, March 2—Sid achr Gaselle, Gage, Nor RT, pert), 4 PM—Arr , & 1, ind, Paleo. 2 for Hoston; Florence, jorfolk. ‘i jon, Waterman, 40 for NYork. oe Wiyreeman. i DON Fed Feb in ‘Art steamers York for Norwich et, Geer, Ally Allya‘e Ponto Pied; sebre Neptune, Myers, Alezandria; Palen Bangor for NYork; Banner, G bella, Panlkiin, Rosin for do; Mar iS Fe Belfast for of matnmast; Chief, Chamj Ba, Ka Nor wi Aa, 1 he for Pe are mains Mountain Avenue, Greet Boston for Mie United Vail, § York for Providenc Ly VEN, March 2—. ~ Are bark Gazelle, Duell, Antigua Fah 31 Ar brig Chatlon H Fre ae jarper, Harriman, Tam| 5 2 ; Alexia, Harter, Pol Marna. wa March 3—Arr steameg 'e, Copes, White Wing. hang. a Tagunyrar Urie Fe Ue Garamirs cane ap: Romer ‘are fears, ND, Mareh took iets Ato ft ch l—Arr ae Aol jas ings, Cardenas. ; Wingo, Lorip, Wa , Parne- lg schirs Col uate, Weelm, NYork; Boston, Hue: te ot Sate OUTIL, Feb 28—Arr brig Bircherd & Torrey, Bat Li Williams, rene ribet: ® Moreh 2 2— Arr Moamer Curlew. oo eaniphi eee Rappahannock; Geo eis : : RAN PER: Tinc0, Feb 5—In port, ahi ceeting ayer chartered to load dyewooda mt Mar OBATRM, March 2~Arr brig Potomac, Cofin, Matacong, WC Afries vis Portsmouth, CTARPAULIN COVE, March 2-Arz_ bark David a nig Matanras for faadoubtedly should be Fangtes, with enow. WISCASSRT, Feb ge-Arr shy Ovenp Star, col in for C the steamer Thomas @wann. Capt Gager speaks in the high | Hy 9 : +4 g a z "8 "8 5 oat Hs SObiea NEw aTO OOBB'R NEW 8TO.<¥) BB'S NEW 8TO 1), "3 NEW 43, HIS GREATEST AND BRST, GREATEST AND Best, GREATEST AND BRST’ His GREATEST AND Beat! Sitter AaB He QHEATEST AND BEST, GuELTEH ANG ae anEATESr D BEST, ie TEST AND BEST? SUTTYLED— RogaL) ND HUBER: ROWALIND HUBER RORALIND BU. BARR Bt LIND HU! ROBALIND Ht ROSALIND BU BOBALIND BY . KOSALIND ROSALIND BU’ KOBALIND HU: iD BU: ba THE E TRAGEDY, THe HIULSIDE Teac THs BILLS! THM BILLSIDS THE HILL st THE AILLSID: THE BI THE BILLS! TAE BLLoIDE TRAG Tk HILLSID} THE BILLSIDS The SILLSIDM TaaGeDy. THE HILSIDE TRAGEDY, THE B TRAGEDY, IN TER— NEW YORK LEDOER. NEW YORK 4 NW YORK LEDGER. NEW YORK NEW YORK E. NEW YORK LEDGER. NEW YORK LEDGER. NEW YORK LEDGER, NEW YORK LEDGER, NEW YORK LEDGER. NEW YORK LEDGER: NEW YORK LEDGER. N&W YORK L&DGKR. NkW YORK LEDGER. (NOBR'S NEW STORY, COBB'S NEW STORY, B'S NEW STORY, COnB'S NEW TORY, CObBS NEW SLORY, COKb’S NEW STOKY, COBB'S NEW STORY, Cosbs NEW WER ref Pas BB'S NEW STORY, B'S NEW 8T RY, BLS NEW RTORY, i BI8 GREATEST AXD BEST, BIS GREATEST AND BRST, HIS GRRATEST ANY BEST, HIB @: Ti AND Bast, ‘HIS GReaTEsT AND BR3T His @ AND BEST, HIB G: AND 8¢ T. BG AND Bast, HIB G! D BEST, HIB GRBA’ D B23T. HIB D REST, HIS 3n¥aTesT AND BEST, HIS GREAT! D SET, HIS GREATEST BEST, RORALIND HUBERT; ROSALIND HUBERT, KOSALIND HUBERT ROSALIND HUBKRT ROFALIND KUBERT: ROKALIND HUBERT ROBALIND HUBERT KOSALIND PUBERT, KOSALIND RUBFRT; ROS4LiIND HURERT: OSALIND HUBERT: A ROSALIND HBUBEBT; on THE HILLSIDE TRAGEDY, THE HILLSIDE TRAGEDY THE H. THE H THE H THE H TH THE H THE H THE B THE THE ss THE THE Ta: NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW ¥ NEW Y ER. NEW YORK LEDGER. NEW YORK LEDGER. NkW YORK LEDGER. NEW YORK LEDGER. NEW YORK LEDGER, NEW YORK LEDGER. NEW YORK LEDGER, $$$ ES (HonBs SEW STORY, J COBWS NEW sTORY, COBB'S NEW STORY, COBh's NEW STORY : COBB'S NEW STORY, COBB'S NEW STORY, COBB'S NEW BTORY, COBB'S NEW STORY, COBB'S NEW STORY, COBB'S NEW STORY, COBB'S NEW STOR: SEE En COBB'S NEW STORY, HIS GREATEST AND BEST, HIS GREATEST AND BEAT HIS GREATEST AND Bust, His GREATEST AND S&3T. HIS GREAT €sT AND BEST, HIS GREATEST AND BEST, HI8 GREATEST AND BEST. HIS GAEATEST AND Best, HIS GREATEST AND BEST, HIS GREATEST AND BasT, HIS GREATEST AND BRST, HIS GREATEST AND SES. HIS GRRATSST AND BesT, HIS GREATEST AND BEST, ENTITLED RORALIND HUBERT; ROBALIND HUBERT; RORALIND HUBERT; ROSALIND HUBERT ROSALIND HUBERT: ROSALIND HUBKRT: ROSALIND HUBERT KORALIND HUBERT: RUSALIND HUBERT ALIND HUBERT ROSALIND PUBERT. ROSALIND HOBERT: KORALIND HUBERT HUBERT HILLSIDE TRAGEDY, HILLSIDE TRA\ taiDa TRAGEDY, Ust NEW YORK ER. NkW YOKK LEDGRR. REW YORK ye. Kw Yi x. NW ¥ GER. KEW YORK LEDGER. REW YORK it REW TORK LEDGER. NEW YOR! ER, NRW 4 ii {iE EE mnt NEW STORY, COBB'S Pay, pre CORB'R NEW &' a NEW BTORY, conn '§ NEW STORY, ERiseseTssSs=a dcaasceaaqacaa SeeeeSSeeces RY, > >>> 4A aaaad lusnnnnineiinti oe vv AOI OER c=: AND THE LBDGER. A NEW STORY AND A NNW VOLUME. YOBBIE | , The New York Ledger for Merch | 33, whic CU story. | now ready. oF nde tat contains Tale by Sylvanus LIND HUBERT; GRDY, which is ihe nest stouy ever writen by thal universally popular author. Mr Cobb has not w: for som, moptha but this erb b tale: be be ba “dewowed Rimeelf entirely tots production, that bi wotght Tavich upen te pr Wall the superabundant Hand weniue, and produce & w srk ould be the very master Se auch & Ww A, ry STROM ALIN. BT. BER’ THE HILLS DE TRAGEDY.” commenced in the Now York Ledger of March 13_pow out, ant Tor sale at ail news ote This number of Gin Ledior also couvaine the goneiusion of Mra. 8 great ary, Reb es gr as Ev ENN 5 ae co tinuat the ‘hrilling an oly tinker sory of “RICHAKD BOFFMAN 08, FREPEABANT AND THE NOSLEWAN,” 20: ve cope te atories 4 Sane RAO N ane AR A THUR, arc and NNY renee” ALICY. c SRY, Bio ot DUPRENTICN, aud olber ciaineal popular Cc OBB'R STORY. OBB 8 STORY. f oor Rionn on uF ity Press, we ‘rom ‘be Loutisviile Jourual.} Naw Youx Lepcen.—Daring a recent viait to New York. we called two or three ines ui the otce of the Ledger, and bad an oppor:unity of Aime the hooks of that wonderfully sucy Ceenful paper. What we said whan w of it some weeks one’ was far Sena its pre- sent mark. ia siroulasion at bie ime ie con siderably over three hi babiy ope hundred and 5 Seon 9 ‘over’ me any other paper in America. oeracEtY ia London wacea clrcoleton ‘a eaual, voll cheap ta protec nsof ee s four sold #0 c! its profits canno® b pas a» much as those of ee tes Sy prie‘or of the Led ry nuccess by bis a by extraordinary noe that bo ta he invariably iy pahbtet minis: fering i io it. He never alle to fustil pec a- Mons of his my OBB'S: STORY. Be NOBB'S ior BTURY. More poplar corps of writers than any cuz. |S Es paper Tha gonna circuta‘ion is su> fant EPEeE healthtul is shown, hy the fact et ths not only rapidiy, but ‘our Fepu vile, editors, beholding bis trump! ee eee the regular contrib e Fanny Fern, Mrs. tlgourmey, Mrs. tb, Emerson Bennet ofliog Bpiven e BOT, and nie alan Migs bi Alice Browne, wi on 13 familar to 10.08 our inh Das ‘contributed several exquiaite gems to the “Ledger,” both in poetry and prose. (From Harper's Week red The most successful pay the kind in question tt the present time is, wihout all duestion, the New Yors Ledger — itscircu‘ation is stated lo amount to the enormous figure 325,000 weekly, and we have no reason to beils thia statement to be exagerated. We presume fenaubesription tie of tae Ladgerto be aneqaal Jed in the world. No smal! share of this success must, of course, be ascribed to the surprising energy displayed dy thep proprietor in adverts ing bia sheet. But it is due to truth ty gay, that the matter contained in the Ledger is bly adapted for promiscuous reading. mainly made up of sorties by such writers as fanny Fern, Mrs. Southwo-th, Mra. Sigourney, alice Cary Mr. Cobb, wr. 7.8 arthur, aad Mr. ¥mereon Kent #dile such eminent writers as George D. Prentice of Loniswille contributs eg , paragraphs and fun A high moral pervades the whove paper, and never for the sake of a caustic paragradb er + piquant story is anything admitted to te columns which could offend faatidions taste The whole en terprise exbibits striking degree of judg men: tact. We have no besita‘on, indeed, in ssying—whatever the gublic impression may pear ‘all the adver‘aing in the world could not have made the Ledger succeed an it has done, had it no‘ hit the average eee if the popular min: of Perm bebe Dlishers’ Cire: aver! ising hae Mahoebieaiy beiped the pro gress of the Lepcer but its tauccess is owing to several causes, of which this is but ‘one, and perha ot the most important 11 t have an intuitive know. te of newspacer readers, and ith in bis owa were ip thi a Ties base anavies bom toons eee. given himeourage to act doldly and ib" ‘He has been ent-rprising in engaging shrewd tn selecung OBB'S: STORY. \OBB'S: BTORY. OBB'S STORY. OBRB'S STORY. Cur STORY OBB'S: STORY. rietor aee Fede ofthe und | ct. ip | Be talent for bis columns #0: the peculiar talent required, as well as in righty divesting &. tis vot, therefore, merely that much talent is employed in the N. ¥. Ledaer, for this may he said of many papers which are atrucgling to sustain actren{ation not amountihg to 4s mach tp all aa the Leon s increase in « dogie Wek, Dut it is that the right talent @ emoloyed in the right way. The Levaxn evide paper forthe milion. It app clase oF the other; not to poe | aud intellectual alone, but to 1e- and its conductors sicceed ta making it a infinitely better people's paper than any which bas preoed “abober seuse of suecces to Tus Langan we ice to believe to be the bigh moral tone h pervad it; the great care which is eri Sently taken that ‘not an excepdovable Line or word’ shal thd place in ite ne there is carelessness. if not Torepee in reference 10 this pola Wile some evidently seek popularity by what they call Uberal one ands lack of pradiahuees but what in reality is a pandering to depraved tastes. Whilet i mater for rejoicing, therefore, Ist ‘80 successful a paver is 80 praiseworthy in this respect, we believe we find in it one of the rea sons for the success iiwelf, (Pom the Pike County (1ll.) Union } We have for some time inten fed to call the uitention of our readers tothe fact that the Naw }OBB'S STORY. C OBB'S: ) STORY. i ail York is one of the cheapest family pa- we ba aay people have an ides thit it la made up waahy sentimeaial #to- Fost butwe sowure all Tock’ lint they are ints ikea, ‘the boc writers tn the oovetry one tetbute wo.te page, for its proprietor pays ibe 2 and money can always command Mrs Sigour- Bey, Aloe Cars, Fanny Fern, Bylvauns ob, Emerson Bennstt, and & host of other well known li e sere ore regelarts om, Ntted ployed wy pages Cioomeet rb ata d'year—iwo mo-ai P iy $2 year—two copies for $3. From the Missouri Presbyterian.) inaouri Presbyterian, in speaking of the New York Tr, SFR — “This jonrnal deserves great credit for its out spoken copduet in relerence to vice. Itisthe high tove and pure morality wf the Ledge: makes it such a universal favor ite. “Not a siagle coarse word is ever permitted to appear in its columns. [From the Texaa Sentine! Tur New Yous Lenoen —Th been tinding Ws way down South changing year.” It comes lad n with such ox- collent freight ts 90 sparklitg and righ’ that to ite merita seems 0 \moat like painting the ily. tts pubiinhed at Neves Ane street, at the low price of $2 per annua in ad- 1. [Prom the Martinsville (In4.) Herald.) A Goon Paren.—1be decidealy the handsoment and bent family pa per we bave ever vee vd, and contains OBR'S STORY. Cuts STORY more lutereatin, er papsr.ott of its end pub ished in the United States. | Konner, No 44 Ann street, New Yor! be why ‘a er annum single copy, or rang obtalnng right enbscribere at $1 30 any pe ‘each, wil: be entitled wo one copy gratia, HE (GREATEST SUCCESS OF TBE AGE! 11h NEW YORK LEDGER in the gresi of the grentont list of the greatest writers for lia hag the greaiest circulation, and It ie the among In whatever light it = Areatent family, paper ever known, belo oo end mostatiract.ce tales n enae, the greatest purity of whet [neg nn tone, the grea! aphical béauty, the greatest variete pot PEL SCT GT Se ) = imber for March 3, now out and for sale at all the dont mamber of er — id ROUND ¢ OF CIVILIZATION. nd ir Ay “ha soar 1s THE ebaRi | Ie coms ou only Ts, “GREATEST RUCCESS OF THE AGE! NEW YORK LEDUER is the greatest snesrss te age: Rise 24 list of the greatest RESIS or cxrnmaron. _ thon. and it ves Ebeooe "pani kno now Inereaibe ‘sbont i ‘great poem ta TH vanes It conte valy 1X SUCCESS OF T: REW YORK Onn LADOEe, je the gre tuocees of ree sa sii Slt fe Fa EE eg Freweds ‘the greates: family paper ever known, bein; for the erealest and “moet attractive talew ak the greatoat commun renee, the gresteat purity the’ Bis a or Lf preatent variety ud Iniereet in tte excellence of Ka tilus. we Besar eee es ‘a ita 8 And the number 3, it, snd for wale at att the news offices, is sember of this greatest family ver within Paper ever PAE et a Da OF CIVILIZATION, “Tr ny ate ORD IT —THAT 18 1 I's ai FORK LEDGER {i eereane Py + ean ae rn Bloy the beat writers; and |i can also Hever te reat snecens—4ia Ww: ead Raxe’s great poem int Tae Tepoe four conta, ne gfe § ARCEe hg ag, AGE! Tt coms only anit contri gutors; ft has ent ht It in viewed, pd apd senong ai ol miki aatever iY ‘ Rreatest tamil are known, belag distingn fa iorthe greatent und’ nd mt tient ive tales and sketches, ive graatost common ihe greatest purit of tone, the great HE Uenerer tien! bea. Tran. ithe preatent ¥ and interest in x paysanl ah Se eparemcne db gee S reb (8. now but ant for aale at ail the news offices, 8 sien at number of thie greatest family paper ever pub nate BOUNDE or OTVILIZ ATION. “pr 11. THAT Is THE REASON WAY Tas 4 MMeATEORE LEDGER inersases in cirontation. Itenn ford to employ thegveat writers: ant it can Also afford ® sdvertion, snd A the public know nil about it, Hence its necese—jta wonderful ineredibie m ol freat pocin Ia THE LEDGBR. Il coats only for cents, New York Ledger is | i bi XN N N 6 OuBH'S NEW STORY, COBB'S N€W STOR: y COBB'S NEW Sobi's NkW STORY, ‘HIS GREATEST AND . HIS GREATEST AND Bast, HI8 GREAVEST AND BEST, ‘HI3 GREATEST AND BENT, HI4 GREATEST 4p BRAT, BJS OR*ATEST ANY Bast, Hilo GnBA LEST AND otal, ROSALIND HUTERI, ORALIND BUMERT, reid BOUPR AND Bt Bes ROSALIA D He Bea BETSY THAGKDY, Erererreseas Boho Ltt es Reet owe reo iF gesanagecaa “ ease oc NF | be tte al atala! eet 4: oe 3 BERR LLL LLLLLLL LA ery So ct PS EB Ri D> : KW YORK LEDGER, NEW YORK LEDGER. ‘OBB’S NEW STORY, C COBB'S NEW ‘stoky, EW ST BB se BB'S NEW BIURY: : : oe tt Be obo >| at 1-4-4 a i Ct jOSOUOOSUG| 44aiaaa4 His Is, 3 BS EI ROSALIND Ri AND Sees fs 3 Beto ome Scseceeeceace ILLSIDE TRat eDy" HE Hicbst De TRAGEDY ’ | SOSOSOSSoec S2a 1 AAAS aang * Fi aes Prey joc i) > oo E z 2; 4 i i dada see 28 >> zzz iF > eH: 33 BH ii oi H Bis Ba BIB Bs HIS AIS it a H Beers Preccecec eae ROSALIND sai PB ios Dene cer ost 5 Beas 4 FA BD’ ED 'D’ a eter: eee ots a a @ GI 0) 9) 3 Gi 9 | 3 Temneses & oe 228250 aos2 833333 J ane et SESEE > = SSSSSSzrsc si Eg 3" SSS o BRERBSAASRI # PEGE zx HES Cita Ze