The New York Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1858, Page 8

OPINION OF THE RECORDER. a the Coart of General Sesmons yesterday Recorder ‘Peward deliver dan additional opinion on a demurrer ‘Med by ex Recorder Smith, counsel for several pastics who were indicted for selling lokory policies: — ‘The indictments im these cases were found for selling Policies, uader the ramanlly & wea to suppress: as spended in 1855. A demi has been idictments, Tho ouly question that can arse 5 tot) te, whether the indictments charge a offeace or mot. “For whether the ‘offence be '® felony or mis. demeanor, the defendant can de convicted; althongh the charge is a felony. »! have held in the ase of the People against Borgers, where the sion grore on a motion to quash an invictment, precisely simi Mar to the one in quesvion, thet the indetment dt ‘offence nncer the act; that the act was valid and opera- @tve, and the indictment was in all respects sufficient. My views as expressed in that case are applicable to these cazes. There is, however, one ground urged by the coun sel for the defendants in these cases which was not urged ‘ the care of the People aguinet Rorgers, and is not noticed ‘m.my opivion in that case, Thia.groand I will pow con- gider. It is. that the words vena sell or vend what are gommoniy known as or are called lottery policies,” are to eres connection with the words “in the nature of a ger or insurance upon the Saat drawn pum. = of any public or private lottery ;’ comgequent'y ts no offence plese the lottery policy is in the nature ~e & bet, wager or insurance "po the drawing or drawn numbers of a public cr private lottery—and therefore the indetment must aver that the policy in qnesti» is in the wpatore of & bet. &c., upon the drawing or drawn num bers of a public or private lottery, and must be “framed tn accordance ease of the Foon 3 LY porton of the actof 1851 which aoplies to a oe subjeet is ae follows: —-“Or if any peraon shal! sell or vend lottery policies, purporting to be geverned by the drawing of any que or private lowtery; or ifvany pervon shal! endorse @ or any other document, for the purpose of enabling others to eell or vend lottery poticies.”’ In 2855 this act wee amended, by peeing Sat all of the above quoted words down fo and including the word “lottery,” and sods "itutirg ai ieu thereof the following:—Or if any per. 900 chal! seh or vend what are commonly kKpown as or are called jottery policies, or any writing, card, paper or document in the nature of a bet, weger or insurance upon Wo drawing or drawn pumbers of any public or private lottery? By K comparivon of the original act with tho emenctment, tt will be seen that the intent of the Lazisla. Bure was to crente two distinct offences—the one being fhe selling of whet are commonly Known or are oalled Ty volicier, the otner being the selling of any writing, Ac. ib the nature of a bet, &c., upon the drawing or Grawa, public or private lottery; for if tho ent hat’ beep made to get rid of any ty, perplexity or vagueness, arising from the ase of the word lottery policy, the Legtelature would ettber have passed a defining act, or lett ovt ofthe amend ment the words “whatere commonly known orare cauled lottery policies,” inasmucn as they would be entirely useleas for that purpose. This view ie supported by tne construction which must he civen to the section according & gramciatical rules. by those ruiee tha wora ‘other’ sheuid have heen iprerted between the word “and” and the word “any,” in order to make the words ‘in the na tare of a bet, Ko, upon «i pobbe or private lottery” applicable to the w are common.y kuvo vn as, or sre called t ans ‘The indictment ceretore is properly framed for the pur pose of charging the off nce of eelhing what arc common; Fucwen 2 ‘are called lottery policies. The other tefendact’s counsel, that the offeace is a oh the Court of Special Sensione hes has been held in favor of the people of this Court. The demurrers pad tothe fad: Supreme Court—Special Term. Betoro Hou. Judge Satherland. ON A RAILWAY COMPANY DISSOLVED. Newcomb Cleveland vs. The La Crosse aml e Ratiroad Company and otkers.—The injunction mast be dissolved on tho following grounds:~-First, the company were authorized by their ebarter t> contract the forty-four miles of railroad which they have entered into a contract with Chamberlain to coustruct. They therefore violate uo rduty in making a conirat for 1@ construction. No stockholder has @ rignt to enioin the INJUNCTION sompany because he thinks the price to bs paiu is too much, OF he is willing to do itsor jews. If be could, auy Gkeatiefied stockholder might by offering 0 do % for jess defeat any contract and ruin the | interest of the corporation. The only qnesiina is waether Ry plainiitt cav restrain the issuing or delivery of the bor secured by the land grant of he company is fully au- cts ‘9 weve the Wonds. If the prohivite the use of the land for the Purpose oie ting the 44 milce of road then a mort gaze vpon it would be ofp zatue, because the construc fon cf it wonld not eotide ibe company w it and they ot obtain e rant therefor If sbe already be evtitied to the the road a have paid for tes ated by (be act, aud they are not re- portion as © ee ceods @second time to the sume quired to app bp. se general purposes of the purpore, but ay Use it OF te he company will be company. The papers show thay 2 i tates of road, largely bepetitted by constructing U « md when Yan nought & ke “eet eas wajano- Ber ious OF iiable wyury will Teeult tha, * thon should be resorted to. is nothing in the com. piaint to warrant the ceatinuance of the inj inction ‘6 op- pxton to the affiderits on behalf of dofendanta. Be mjuoction canst be dissolved, wid $10 costa me, oom )a0y land by Dus have De anct Bar New Pouck SERGKANT—The following are the names ef the new sargeante of police appointed at the scion of the Police Commissioners on Thursday tae -— 1—¥an Orden, Snodgrass, Denton, Cherry. Joe, & Kelly, Souder, Writt eghans 4—F J. Foleer, b—Troax, & B Smith, Sovtheriant. 6—Wiltame, Dixon, Lush, Mosety Lyon 9—Park, Benjamin Rockman, T. §. Copeland, Ftwards. Tent Gierny, Mont, oJ. C. Pell Joho Young, im. F. Brash. 2. ¢. Smith, Lafliy, Banfield, Griticn. 32—Holmes, Fisch, Whiteman. 14— Weed, De Vorsey, Wemyss, Mathers. Dilks, Wa. Delamater. McKelvey, Headen, Wyeth Jey, Sandford, Ward. A. Lawrence, Me cifht Inspectors’ vacancies, will be filled at the inset. tng of te Board on Thursday next, Taxe Cane oy Your Pocwnrs ix mi Cans,—Ladies fancy ‘that Whey are safe from pickpockets when Whey eit nomr females in cars or ompibuser, but they are mistaxen. On Pharaday afternoon, » Brooklyn lads who had been ahop ping in New York, had her pocketbook abstracted, while quietly sea'ed Deslee & well dressed wormau in the Secont svenne end Heck slip cars. There were only a few dollars fm the poriem t there was a key in it, more va- huabie % ine owne New Counter —A new counterfelt $2 bill on {he Northamptor Northampton, Maes., mad Ms appearance la Among the victims wer She proprictore el. No arrests. al Intelligence. rade, Captain Gantoer, , and if the weather fe furor. el trip to the Capes and back. Nor. or MS 10. States sloop.of-war Germantown, Com ‘ege, sailed from Bombay Jan. for Cy joop-of war evant, Commander Smith, from Bong Kong for we | nited States, Anjier Dec. 29. ‘The Ohio River « at Cireinnat’ Creeiswati, Omuo, Mareh 12, 1958. ‘ne Ohio river ut thie place is ‘falung, with sevan feet Of water in ioe chanvel FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Farpay, March 12 was quite irregular at th 5PM. The stock m urhet w »pen ing thix morning. With an active business in ‘all the Jeading railroad stocks, some of them advanced while others declined. At the first board Mio vari Plate sixes improved | per cent; Erie bonds, 1871, 1; Minois Central bonds, 4; La Crosse eH grant onde, j: Penn ia Coal Com + Po Beeaninlip ( y. 4: New York Ceu ya 4; Hodson River Railroad, j. Delaware and Geclined j per cent; Reading Michig yath er. common preferred, {; Minois Centrat Railroad, 1; Galena and Chicago, %; Cleveland and Toledo, 14; Chicago and Rock Island, 2. In State city and railroad bonds there was a very gvod retail sort of business. This looks as though the purchases were for permanent investment. Prices for these classes of securities were very well sustained. We notice a steady return tide in the ¢ and for La Crosse land grant bonds. At the prices ruling for this security there mast be a wide marvin for an improvement. A few months hence, when the completion of the road is leas remote, and when the market value of the bonds has appreciated, we shall beyoud doult find public attention more at- tracted to them At the second board there was a very «mal! business, bat better prices than those cur- led. La Crosse land grant bonds an advance, and closed firm at and Rock, Island sold up to Michigan Southern, After the hoard the Chicago 37 per cent 82}, but fell back @ fraction. preferred, improved { per cent market wae a shade or two better The transactions at the Clearing were as follows: “4 Hiowse to-day ° 744,10 The Metropolitan currency certific cates were re £709 900. Court has dissolved the temporary dave The “epreme injunction om the La Cros ¢ and Milwaukie Railroad Compa restrain them from issuing bonds for the « a portion of the road The opi _ NEW ‘YORK’ HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1858. nion 0° Judge Sutherland will be fond in ano her: column. This removes ail difficulties, and places the com) any in @ position to prosecute the completion of the road with the greatest rapidity. Before the | close o' navigation on the Mississippi another season | the La Crosse road will be finished to the city of La | Crosse, on the river, which places it in direct com- munication with St. Paul. The iollowing is Friday's business at the office of the Assistant Treasurer:— Teor pts 976,730 00 Payments, 46,907 86 Balan 3,000,277 17 The receipts include $45,000 from. custome. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the value of for- eign dry goods imported at this port during the week and since Jan. 1, in each of the past three yoam: — 4 Movmaunts is Former Dey Goons. Bor the week. 1866, 1857. 1368, Envered at the port..... $8,582 502 2,815 688 1,002,568 Thrown on marke 3,080,801 2,709,486 1,431,485 Since Jan 1, Entered at the port $23,200,132 26,985 321 10,704 793 Thrown on market... 23'526,509 27,527,328 15 '967,600 The weather during the fore part of the present week was unfavorable to operations in trade, the late cold period having terminated in a coasidecuble fall of snow. The dry goods trade within the past two or three days has, however, exhibited greater animation, though taken as a whole it is considera- bly under the amount when compared with the spring business at the same period last year. Theve was more animation at the auction rooms. ‘The at- tendance has been generally favorable. Among the sales was one held by Messrs. Van Wyck, Townsend & Warrans, of French silks. The catalogue” was large and attractive, and contained many packages of desirable styles. The black silks brought fair and pepreiener yy wc The fancy silks sold well, and sustained current rates ut private sales. The sale, upon the whole, was considered as one amon; the beet of the season. Other sales were hel which were fairly attended, and favorable prices obtained, except incatalogue sales of embroideries and tailoring goods, which brought irregular prices. Some sales of older styles of goods were made at tower rates. The export of cotton me eer goods from New York the past week were light, while trom Boston there was more doing. The exports embraced about 1,000 packages, of the value of about $64,000. The total value since the Lst of Janu- ary last amounted to $107,893. ‘The chief shipments last week were made to Calcutta and to Rio Janei- ro. Tne total shipments from New York last week were only of the value of $3,703. The whole ship. iments from this port have amounted to £,040 pac ages, against 7, 108 forthe same time last year. The advices by the Canada trom Eng!and represented an improved demand for cotton goods in Mauchester, with firmer prices The trade in domestic cotton goods has also continued firm the present week, with an improving _ ten- dency in prices, and especially for heavy fabries of ey and bleached goods. This im- provement has also been manifested in the Boston market. Brown sheetings, in this market, were firmly hela at Tle. a 8e., at foar and six months, with the usual discount at the inside term. Light sheetings were selling at about 7c. Bleached goods were in fair demand and prico + tanstained. Drills were in fair request, including some purchases for export, at Sge. a Sie. for bleached, f jc. a Sic. for brown, and at 10jc. for blue. Osnabargs were firm, with fair sales at full prices. Deaims were in some better request, and, according to makes, ranged from 9jc.a 10c. a lle. a 1e., the Jatter figure. tor | York. Duck, owing to the slack demand, was heavy und sales difficult to make, except at some concession in favor of purchasers. Other cot- Rina | ton goods, including prints, ginghama, were without change “of moment in qotations. ines of desirable styles were in ud ranged for good styles from 15c. €2,600 Missour) ¢s. Int, added 8344 ann ee Southern wag in modo- 1,000 La Croese and ‘RR. ao, 36, oo a es ie oe abcat 8,000 a 1,000 Wheeling Oty 08....... do. ad 9,000 @ about the above quotations. Rye flour 6,000 Milwaukie ana Horicon foricon RR. do. i was steady, with sales of 100 bbis. at the are shore, Saute ‘eapocially for’ pr Ed , prime ‘86° | were Nght, The fales wore confined to about 4,006 6,000 99 Pai et ey ry inferior white Southern at $120, prime do. cat --oad at $}45;eud damaged do at 65>. Corn was less activa, ui firm’, while sales embrace? about 20000 buabeis, in” 3 cluding white at 67c a 68c., and prime Southern oe 873 | at 70° a Tle for export, which was an outside re, 100 yn City 9645 | Barley was quiet at 05c.a78c. Onate were at 26 Now York and E Harlew 3 13% | 4c. a doe OUR FAMILY | MARKET BEFORT. Resume of the Retail Prices-The Batter ke. | reg and sattinets were selling to a far extent, but generally at easier rates, except for | desirable styles of fine mixed goods. Foreign goods, especially ¢ nipertations and seasonable styles, | are uot in large supply, and sold generally at | fair prices, Por ether descriptions of goods or prods left over from the trade of Jast fall, prices are irrega- lar. bnoyancy of foreign goods has been sutained | for most descriptions by the tight importations the past few months. It is thought, however, with the movements of trade later in the spring, and with continued ese in mow ey that the importations will be large during the balance of the year, especially during the early summer, for the fall trade. Though the trade, in a general way, fails to display the apuimation that it did this time last year, it is seeulated by sounder views, while confidence, which i wapaired byt the panic last fall, is grada- ally returning. The payi. "# (0 Jonners Are Rene” y, satisfactory, except trom some portions or the West. A large sone “} of produce remains in the haben and must come forward on the eens of ion, when payments will no doubt be im- proved from this section of the country also. When ph is cheap at the West the people feed it to cat- tle and hogs and distil it into w! hiskey, and thus send much of it to market in another form. Hence the provisions packed at the West during the past winter bave been large vf, special fore, which ia said to be in excess -¢% pit ap the vious year, and which, _ ‘ogg othe her patrol hg it is believed, will pay to the producers remunera- tive prices. 160 3000 Cal 7's, 10060 Indians O68 wa Gtylpebs. Wiiy 60 10004.b) City Bpeds. S754 100 1000 11! Ca'l uo’d bs. 300 10 Reading 1500 N ¥ Cen BR 7's 102 do OkreKK4mbs, 74 wo Om) Fr RRC be, 7. ey 1000 Erie Con ba, 62 2000 Harve RR 2 m poy en ise bde ono Lit ig baw 14000 6 60 Ba of Commerce. 10235 169 Cary lunprovt Go. oh 20 ivo CO Bie 100 MT Am Re Bank’... 105° 165 dese i 2b Bapk North Am. 106017 uo a0 10 Metropolitan Hk. 106 20 i Cea eos 6 10 Contineutai Bank. 98 3 9556 | “SPark Bank % 100Cer & “ide Bk. 13 | _% Penn Coal Jo, . "4 43 100 To Pacite Mail800. 305 900 100 Cale & KR co a 796 NYork eye <7 6 75 do..., BO do. 934 100 do, 50 bio Wy 40. | 400 Erie . a 100 -b1O 31 io . 09 in 160 A ie 100 see , 00 100 a b8o * Wy SiaCeeMINk.. o . 30% 100 Brovilya City RR. , C Mt ym 2 BO ceevee ow 60... DIO BONG SROOND BOARD. #45, 100 ah he pea Mig oy 19 % WOO LAOKMIL ldgrb 37 = 60 34 ghe Nauionai Hk. 110 150 40 PacMist'msiipGo 71 100 Hud oy RR 100 Canton Go....b30 24% 30 & dO... 6.4 23% 100 SiaCr& Milw RR. 10 60 | WON Y Cen RR... 98 | 3 do secce LM 200 Harlom RR 4 BrioRR.......018 923; 100 MohS&NIaRR, 40... .... 890 20% 10 MohSkNla pef ot 50% Fa do, “0 5 ed do 20% 60 Gal& one } Poth leve & Fol in rr CLOSING PRICES. Asked. 26 506 106 Missouri 6'#.... 3 “Oise 8% Seve & Toledo. 464 46% Chiongo & R Gl 82% 8236 Pacite St'mehip 7 mi u ‘ 18% os Hudson River. Michigan Centr’! 72 “i RRVONTAD SALES OF WONDS AND STOCKS AT AUCTION. By A. i oe £0 Brookiyn Cit} % a me stitwrasticie RR Fa 2,000 Tennoeser 6's. 1,060 New York State Great Western Maring Iasuranes aorip 24 shares New York and Prie RR... 10 Chicago, #t. Pau! aud Fon da Lac RR | 200 Brookiyn City RR... ++ . @ Rank of the Rewublic.....:- 13 Bank of Amerion.. ... *® Naesan Bank . 2 Merchants’ Sank 10 Henever Rank .. 96 Mechanics’ Hank 5 Goorhue Fire Inguran: 28 Grest W stern Marir 46 Fir Fire Tower sInt, wlded 953% 4 55 66, Ine Business—Want of First Class Markeis Up ‘Town. ‘There ip much complaint in the upper wards of this city respecting the want of first class markets, Housekespers are obhged to depend opon the retail stores tor their goode, and experience bas shown that the consumer is robbed right and left by them; and it cannot be otherwise. The rents of the immense number of small stores mast be | paid Dy somebody, and the parties who patronira them ay that they have to foot the bills. The rocent action of the Mayor in giving permiosion to farmers and others to sell produ the square at the junction of Proadway and Sixth avenue, is regarced witb high favor, av! & large Dlic market in that beiguborhood ts very cesiradie, tn ct, @ certain ocrober of markets should ded for the city, and sbonid be placed at intervals of, say every twenty blocks on cach sido ot the town. There ia not much change to note in the marke! prices thig week. Business |: ake for daily, There is x and the prospect is that many prominent provision dealers will be out and in. Jured before the scason is over. GAME BIRDS. Gawe, as « genera! tung, 19 stil low, und partios who have w fondness for nive wild fowl can ‘gratify their tastes stacheap rate. Praizic bens are still cheap, aud laere are plenty of them in marke! Notwithstaadiag the choap- Bess sale are Jght, and, with their usual wisdom, house: Keepers are walbng uttil prices reach @ high Sgure. Dealers all vay that tt is useless to sell anything that is really cheap, but when articles reach a high Ogure body wonte them — Tuus there wns far reaver demaad forp rairie boos when we were qnoting thew Pair than there is now, when they ca be don a There is bul Litie venison now in market. vais back ach ber paw Bel Hea wi ‘Goon Prot " Grouse, per pair Quail, per dezen Wild turkeyn Partridgee, pe Wild pigeons, per Goze, tomers coe 2 Se Sues oe Venisou: Saddle, per Ib. ie 18 Smoked...,. . la 13 thea bers, per pair... @a 75] YOULTRY. Poultry ia much Grmer, aud thure is vory little > H good jow] in market. Canada turkeys are alaadau) for some reacun or other peopl ty of theo we and fat, aud quite as 4204 which are bome raised, yot they svll much che Turkeye, per i Chickerg, « _, Deel i ale Sam in p by the pr ‘At rebail fresh meats sellas followe-— Sirlots steak, per Ib i a 16) Portrhouse btewlc 18 a 23 | ze 14} a 16) ¢ am] a 16 Hind quarters, a 14 Fore quarters a 10 Veal cuviets — 2 ww Fore quarters Do Hind quarters... iba POLK, MESO. ees -* FISH. Fish continues tolerably chen. Southern shad are | plenty and ecll readily. Part ot tore consumed in this | city are brought by the stenmers, but as the ehad aro now cengbt in great numbere in North Carolina, it bas beeu found prodtable to brivg thein ja echooners from the porta | of that State. Shad wilt be plenty enough in these wajere before this month is over. ‘ 6 o- Striped basa, p 1b.16 18 a - a ae a lz a=) a a 10) s— a ad & 10 al » 7 ae SHELL Piste eters, per 100, cf 2100 Lopaters, perib.. 7 a & & 37 Crabs, per doz....37 & — SaLr Fran. Salt meckore!, por Ib 8a 4 Tekied raimon s a a 2 as a Sounts und topeuee aue BUTTER, R08 AND A SPRCCLATIVR MOVEMENT. Butter hes token an upward eters within the past two weeks, 8 circumstance due to lative movement on the part of th. several inrze dealers, whose efforte have been seconded by favorable secidents in the market. The modus operandi of these dealers te yery simple. Thoy drat monopoltse the slock of Detter in the market, ani afer having done fo, their agents offer the farmers who have the leaet to sell two and three cents per pound more than be has been getting. This is done judiciously ia all the butter producing counticr, and the smaller dealers fod | they cannot buy at the former rates, so long as iho farm- ore are of opinion that their stock (s worth more. At first they retuse to buy, but finally are compotled to, in ordor to keep their customers, aud then the prito tends ston lily upward, This movement on the part of the specuiainrs wae commenced some time ine, and they had fucseeaed in forcing prices up somewhat whon nowa cme that bat fornia--o fact tnat imo y, and large orders ha It ta doubifal whether the present high | rates cay be maintsined. May will bring now butter w | market, end then look out for s change in prices. We have ecncloted hereafter to quote butter after the nomen- cinture recognized im trode. Orange eounty is no better than other choice butter, and there is more sold under thet name than the whole Siaie produces. This week we give the prices charyed by the commission merchants to their customers. By adding abou: % conte per Ib. to the quota. thons the reader will et the retail price:— Batter—Chice, “pied sree to he hilled up. ee ereere preheceion that ainach higher rate would t larg quantities from ihe West. Ve rotable rate high, nor will they be » to come, ‘It will not be long , per bot abe Potatoes—Merce: 7 100 w reerrran f. 1 pook . 1 Carrots, per bushel. 6 Per bupeh.. we... aE | 8 1% 8 1% 18 Golery, per bunch. ee Cabbage, each ve aes ion 14 Red cabbage, per dozen... .. 1690 Salad, per dozen, Garlic, per bunch Po Beimnsch, per pack.. 5 Leck, per bun min 12 Water cresses, por quart is Apples maintain vb £ i OU [lat 0 Apples —spitzenbergs, per | “0 Greenings.... 40 Gilliflower#. ..cc.66 B80 Russets. . Crenoerries Oranges, pe. doren, Lemons, por box... Cranberries, per quart. Cheetauts, per bushel 60 Driea spk, per ib 40 Dried peaches Prome a Black walnuts, per bushel, i cIrry COMMERCIAL REPORT. Prvpay, March 12-6 P. M. Asies. —The-market was quiot and gales limited. Pots were at 646. Brnarrrrrs—Flour—The market was steady, and prices unchanged. Tue oxport demand was light, and the cbf business confined to the domestic trade. There ¢on- tinued t be a fair demund for good Soothera brands for export to tropical ports. The transactions were et about the following “este one — 7 a 808 % * 45 2 s ‘Western and Ohio superfine. Bxtra Obio and Weetern..... Canadian superfine an’ exten. Baltimore, Alexandria aod —- fancy and extra . pily and bere re bran eran eeeee Corvkh —The sales embraced about 3,000 bags of Rio at We a Me., with a email lot of common at 9\40., aad 200 do, St. Domingo at 10e. carb, Corron. — Dealers were dispoeed to await the receipt of ibe Canada’s private icters. The sales embraced apout 1,660 bales, closing quietly at 12c.@12!,c. for middling vplands, Freioem,--Rates were firmer, with more offering for Liverpool, while 50,00 cusbe.s of grain were engaged in Duk apd bags at 4494. e434¢ for the former abd at 4. for the Jatter, 200 Lain of codon were engaged (square Daiee) at 316d. Flour was ab lw, 6d.; 350 boxes bacon were taken at 178 6d: 400 toas logwood at 178. 6d 4 20 tops fustic at private terms Glasgow 450 tons rosin were engaged at Ze. There was no change to note 1p Fates for London or Gavre. jus. —The market waa trm, with & good sbipping de- mand + ne sales emudraced adout SUV & 1,000 Dales, at wee a The. LaaTunk bee been in moderate rm . The stock of inferior js fast Jimipiehing, and from previous descriptions Cull prices are realized, recoipte—dt,800 heaiock; 5 900 Wek. Sales-—52,000 Bemalook; 7,000 oak. Stock —221,700 herolock ; 39,160 oak, Motasses— Tho market was Grin, with sales of about [Cy bbvis. New Urleaus, a 32s a d3c., 20 Dols, Cuba mus: covado at %Sc., aud 20 de cayed at tle, Navan tiuers.—-The market was less acimated, aud prices irregular. Tue utocks were reduced. Sales of spurits turpentine were of a retall character, und mado at Sie a 50 ,cueh Commun rosin was at 15739. a 61 60 Chiey iw stat) way wt thy inside ligre, 200 Bois No w ye demand, and the rosent'ad vance sustained, Sales of 8.C0) gallons Americea, were reporied at Ge, &Glc, Crude whale was frm, wth gates 2.000 4 2,500 bbls. reported at she easiward, Crade sperm was at $1 26, Puoviaioxs.—Vork-The market wassteady, with a good dewane frou the trade, The sales embraced about 600 #@ 800 Dds. » Including mess, 8 $19 75 a S16 59; 103 bbi hin ere at $'S, and prime $15 59 a $13 00. Beof Was steady, with sales of about 100 bdis., in sluding coun. $0 75 4688; covnury mess m& $10 a S11; at Sin 2 $135 60, acd at do. at $ Prime Wess Was inactive S2la $25. Bool « were steady, Wita soirg of abou’ 170 bbls. reportad Bacoa was uashagged. Cut meats were a6 an ES hai at $lda $l s.\d to dhe extept of about 100 p ackegea, at 83,0. Lard | Batter aide ato steady pric rted at 3jc, & 40. ‘he stocks ow kinds ‘The sales ombr A about 450 hbds. N we w6%Kc. a Tc., and 50 do Cubs mu itellued sugars were in good demsad end active Dweseed b Bs re in fair demand f 100 bbis. were rey atfull prices, It is stated in the Ni leaus Crescent that the sugar crop of Louisians for 1 will be from 226,000 Wo 250,000 hhds. against about7S 000 hhcs in 1866. Prices are « mse much Jower thau last year; ub | Keverthekes planters will realize about $2,960,000 more from the crop of this season hes from thas of 1 while consumers Wi] also gain large) | ae i ec0.=-Most of the Spaniea tobacco in tirst hnvds has. Deon taken up, aud it i expected will give ag inyotus oraertic ita. For Kentucky a moderate demand. faies embraced—s hhds.” Kentucky, at 1c a 13340 ; 409 Dales Cuba, p,t.; 590 bales Yara, p t.; 38 cases of . 8 200 ; 1b casas Florida, ab 1c. a 3c. The market was quiet, With sales reported at ¢ (rade is stagnant, The mannfactur'ng inte. eo coverely that along time must elapse ere itfully recove Confidence hes Deen destroyel; the geveral rule is meumers, And they having Feither money or credit at present, are preciuded from Going anyihing. There are some mills partly in operatioa, but the purchasers for them are limited. Although prices reatly |, Bad now quite low, ther pospeca. ive feeling whatever, The main trouble js to dad con é purchasers who can pay. We eabat the nosis. viz --American, Saxony feaca, perlb., 400. tee; ; ful, blood merind, d5c. @ 40c.; halt and tireo-yaarer merino, 2c. « Sov. ; uattve and qaaiter merinu, 2c. a 320.5 ed, 28e. a Bo.; sugeriine, pulled, Ze. a zie. ; od; "f culiimed, 18s. common, unwashed eruvian, washes, ©; Velparaieo, unwashed, ive. ‘a 13c ; South Ame mamon, washed, 10c. a 13¢.; Entre i washed, 4o., unwashed, 103. a Me. ova, washed, 4 20c.; East India, washed, itc # t8e.; Airicaa, uo | washed, 9c. a I8c.; do., washed, 16c Smyrna, uo washed, 146. 8.18; do., washed, 223.8 23c., Mexican, unwashed, i2e. & 6c, Markets. Monte, March 11, 1868. Cotiou--Saiee to day of 4,000 bales at lize. for mid- ling. Savanwam, March 11, 1858, The sales of entton to day foot ot uD 3,000 baler, the largost ofthe seazop. The sales of the Week amount to 9,000 bales. Middling 11 }sc. a 11 )¢c.; middiing fair 120. a 12 ee. The receipts of the weex aro 11,000 bales. Stock 5) bales. Cotton to Livorpoel 3,¢., and to Havre Ye. 4 ae easier;on Coed n, with produce bills at ed, 307, Exchange em New York nominally }g per peut premium, Cotton rm; seler to-day 2, @asxueron, March 11, 1858. 00 Dales, The sales of the week adc up 18,000 — fue, market closed at LLXc. a 12),¢. for good vo mi : oP Cexcuwwant, March 12, 1868. Flour dull—$3 65, | Whiskey, —steady. Moar s| ees #10 meng Barrel lard, 9)0.—<lrooplng. Batou cass in Real Estate. ‘Tho full owing as sales were made yeslorday by A. J Bieocker, Son 3 stor, {as mt bre houwe et 136 ¢ Hammond «t.$7,550 do, ‘wn sin hs & lot 31 W. 220 tt, 16 8x50 7,000 Brick building et lot 14 Pell st., near the Bow: Fs Frame building aud jot 14 Pell ‘st, aeed na stab tory and attic brick house and fot 61 Bey ard 4do, and brick house and jot 123 Mescher st, x10 12) Ade. do, 40.125 do. do, 12,200 By E. IL, Ludino & C 2 side Oiot et bet 4th & 6th ave 26x100.ea 05 1.2% 13 Pear] et (new Bowery) 21x96... side 634'st, near Sch av, 100x100, 4h 1 lot S side 45 et, moar 2th ay, 252100........ House and lot cu’ 20th at, N side, woar 4b av, 308 Do. No. #2 Pilko st, (laasohold) Tot $ hide 39h at, Deer J pecmeh 1 lot 8 W sido cor Lexington wy and 6: Llot, wi.b frame building adjoining, a do. do. a a jereres ©. ‘March 12, Mies Hares Mt by the Rew. arn, all of ™ Cawp—Marm.—O9 Thureday, Hogh Hiar, Mr. C. H. Came to this eity. ers Hoven. On Saturday, March in the Nyret Raptist church, by the Rey. A. Kingm Caaniee C. Ficeny, of this’ city, to Miss Eunox it ies. of Havro, France Lrcost+-Connincnam.--On Tharsday, Merch 11, in the Collegiate Reformed Datch charch, Fitth avenue, by the Rev. Thomas De Witt, D.D., Axprew Warren Laccat to Mies Jaye Luza, daughter of Jozeph H. Cunningham, 1is9., ai of thie hed. Awra.—Suddenly, om Friday morning, Mareh 12, Mr. Eowanv #. Avo, aged 42 years and 1) monihe. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and the mem bers and friends of Marion Hose Compaoy No. 4. are ro joensen B hinge to attend the faneral, on Bantay nf. ternoor, ot one o'clock, from his late residencs, No. 92 ‘street. aNEY.—At Mavch Chunk, Pa, on Tharstsy, March n fre, Kinzancn J. hanwny,wite of Nathan far cy, and eldest daughter of James Wothersnoon, of 3 Funeral on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of hor father, No, 20 Abingden piace. The re lativer and friends of the family are invited to attead with out further invitation Craxumns = On Thorsdsy, March 11, Mosmorn H., onty child of M. H. and Aogusta Chambers, aged & mouths. paxwett.-~Un Wednesday, March 19, Prrer §., con of wer J. end Peter N, Cornwell, aged 1’ year, 10 month: and 28 dare, The relatives and friends of the family, and the mem here of the Fire Department, are reepecufiity mvited to mt tend the funeral, from No. 24 Eldridge street, on Sanday afternocn, at two o'c!ook. Cronk At Dietbueh, L.1, om Thareday, Merch 11, Marcaney Croont, wit of Phin & Crooke, aged 42 yours, Foneral on Sonday afternoon, at three o'clock, Psson.in Brooklyn, on Toeeday, March 9, at the rea deoce of her aephew, J. ©. Stoneal!, Mice Euzanem Exron, in the 7th peat of her age Lier remeina were Interred in Greanwend Cemetery, Fess —on Friday, March i2, Honeet Fre, age 38 years. Tae rome will be conveyed to New Haven for inter ment Fivew.=On Friday, Maro 12, of exbeustion, Pivas, wife of James Fiynn, in the 29th year of her age, & native of the parien of Etybia, county Roseommon , Ireland. ‘The frienda of the (amily aro reepactfulty invited to at | tone the faneral, thie (Saturéay) afternoon, at two ovelook, from the Church fet €t Poter and Paul, Williamsbarg, where there will De solorn high macs offered for the 16 pore of her soul, at tan o'elor ew Hor remains will be interred in Caivary Cemetery. Tarn —On Friday evening, Mareh 12, of membranous croup, Fanny Tories, daughter of Edward and Emily §. Frith, eged # years abd 9 months. Bales ~ On Monday, March ¢, Hexny, infent son of Win, and Jave Raine aged > mouths and 15 days. Furera! sotvicer on Sunday afternoon, at five o'clock, at No 210 Woot Thtrticth etreet. ‘The friends and relatives ot the family are invited to nitend. Ax flows the gentle rivulet adown the stream : As the night lamp burns dimly in ite fitful dream, Ho Ivfe ie onward flowing, @bbing Ike the waning ti'e— Ken the fountain drying €or tho atroam dott ride As the blushing rosebud, just bursting into bloom, is but the em of fralty hosuing to ile tomb, So the youthful germ, are oxo! 's path hath trot, bb ef plockea from earty to bloom ip +. Pareiise Fapnine.--Ov Thursday, March 11, Maroanat Tonaxp, aged 18 years, jtananier ot Colemabu Hares, of Cutter kenny, County Donegal, Irelan The frie Seat reletive re Teepectfully invited to at- J, from ber iste residence, No. 179 Fast Eloventh street, on Saturday. Harnson.—On Wedaesday evening, March 10, aftor a phort lines, Me. Josema W. Bareiox, printer, aged 61 years, 2 months and 22 daye The relatives and fricad? are invited to attend the fune *.from the Churoh ot the Meseiab, this (Satuday) after o. | com, st woolen, wichout farther netice, ‘The re cabs ws Be taken Jo Gscen wort Javsery.—On Toureday morning 1 ‘Ti, Dacop2ne nh PE ecco een RD vatly are respeottlly 66 8G (rene tay invited to attend thetaneral, from his late resiteuce, No. 8 Macdouga! street, to St fhomas’ “horch corner of Broadway and Housioa street, at one o’ciock Unis (Satur- morning. ee On Thursday, darch 12, Josey ©., daly sor of J. C, aud Eliz ano Jewe!), egos 9 moncs and 2: saya. The relatives and friends of tae Ste taatiy to invited 10 te tend the fuseral without furthe inv: dence of nis — No 663 Bd ne Mors a afternoon, at ope 3} March 12, after » Hogering illaessj LaWidiem Ua Fri Ronaay T Liwiox @ aative of Dabisn, treland, ia the 3oun Hi! take place on Sunday altercoou, at two o'clock, from lis Jave re-ivence, No. 10" Nar.on street. His friends ‘wud yBeuntences, Ud those oF lis femuy, were epectiuiy iavied toailend. The remains will be interred m Celvery Cemetery, MeCyLtacu.~-Ou Thursday, March 1i, Jona MoCentacu, late of bemphiz, Tennerseo, aged #4 years His relatives anu {rience are respecaully invited to wt tend the funeral from nis late residence, "No. it1 North Seoond street, Widhameburg, on Svoday aiternoun, at two oe Mewpbis papers please copy. McFakisxD.—-In Brookign, on Wednesday, March 30, of water on the Draip, ExMa avausta, daughter of Jacos and Ebzaberb MeFarlaud, in the oth Year ot her age. The fupera) will tice plase this (Saturday) morning, eleven o’clova, jrom the residence vt her parent, No. 4 Naseuuaireet The relatives aad trieads of thefuuily are be rood invited to attend, JARSLALL —Attor a vory sbort tliness, Hewarsrta, wile of wulten Al Marehali, sged 29 pat pve and 3 months ‘The triende of the tamuy, aud those of his father, Tho- mas J. Marshall, are reapectfully inyitea w attend tha fu neral, from bor jate resieence, ln Fifty second street, be- tween Second and shud avenues, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. Mrmiz—On Friday, March 12, Acuxs Mxixig, aged 60 a aor Her friends, and those of her broibers, Thomas and Wil | lard, are invited iy attend the inpersl,’ on ‘Sunday aiter- nooo, at two o'clock, from the resvience of Mr. Rupsher, No. 122 Varick street. Pareenow.---On Thuracay, Merch 11, Lees, wife of Wil- liam Patterson. The friends and acquaiataeces are respecifully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday aiiernoon, at two o'clock, a hor late resideuce, No, 37 Canal street, o¢ar Groad- Poca. —at Sing Sing. on Taursday moruiag, March 11, Mis. Sakab Peck, ip tho 7%tb year of bor age, Ber friends, aud those of ber ros, Wiliiwm H. and Ed. mond Pecg, and of ber ron in-jaw, Thome Small, are re spootiuily invited to attend the Tandral, this (Sauurday ) at- tern00w, ot DAM past ove O'slock, from the reeigence of Thomas Staall, Esq wanna — Ov Friday ig Sing. alarct 22, Brawcve Ruvere, daugh- vhluney. aged 5 moushs aud 19 intances are invited to attend the oR, at one o’oloc’s, trou No. eb, rtford nud Albsny papore please copy. Tnovanpson —On Weduceday, Slarch 10, Cavmanive, wile of Joch Richardson, ovly remaining sister of ihe late Dr. George Cox, of Wiliamsburg, L. ] , un the Slet year of her Bae. the relatives and friexas are desired to attend the fone vel, on Sunday afvernooa, at throe o'clock, at the eutrance of Greenwood Cometer; , where (he boay will be met from Vbilade!pbia, Rox.—On griday, March 12, st Passaic, Paseaic county, N.J alter a sbort itinces, Fama Kua wife of David Ros. Tho funerai will taxe place ou Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. trom her lave resioeave. Tae reiasives and friewis of the famuy are inviteo u d wil bout farther getice. Scnoyive.—in Jersey City, on Friday morning, March 12, Romer Powaxp, son of J. Ruteon aud Susannah FE. Schuyler, aged 9 mopihs. The frieuvs of tae family are foviled W attend thy fase ral, trom No. 01 Warren street, eis (Susurday) alver- BOON, A: two o’vlock. Srymovr --At New Canaan, Onn, oa Thursday morn- ing, Mareb 31, Jvua Manta, youngest daugbwer 0 Sacnuel € and Julia M. Seymonr, aged 1 year, ¢ moniha aad 2 days. And now she hies with folded hands, To an untroubled tieep; With teaziess ayes and peavefnl Leart, Where none shal! maxe her weep. The relatives sud frie ndy of the samily are ary tend the funeral, from the restieuce of her grau (ker, at New Caoaan, Oonr., this (Saturday) afternoow, at one o'clock, without further notice, Carriages will be a: ihe Daries depot. Skiuex.—On Fritay aitersoon, March 12, Eanwa Lovrsa. the beloved dauphter of Joba J. aad Carharine “igier, aged 17 movtus and lv «ays. The relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully invited te attend the funeral, from te residence of ner parents, No O91 Waehiagwn street, on Sun moruing, | at ball past bine o'clock, withont farther not Varner In Hrovslyn, oa Toareday, Warch Ut, Ina G claeet daughter of thomas H . aud A. Jane Veaderhos', syed 6 years, | month and The reigtives anc friew? eet fis fora ly aoe reepecttully taviled te atiend the frneral, tbis (Seucday) alterno from she residenee of ber paronis, No. 1 Dust Baltic street, South Brooklyn. ‘Ar Sxa.--On board tho ship Matilda, Feb. 15, 1868, when wear Formosa, ia the China Soa, of smallpox, Apo Svraa, of Trenton, Maine —Taetern papers proas Nov. 1, 1856, Jour Sunn, of Eugland. Ia the Chios Jown Gary, Seeaman. Also, at Maule iiospital, Oot. , L. MeBay, of Scotlead, seam MARITIME INTELLIGENGS. |, ALMANAC FOR KEW 70.7 —¥RID BAT. C16} avon atone... +. 608] mcm ware Port of New York, Morven 12, 1858. CLEARED Steamship New York Br), McMillan, Olssgow—Robt Craig. ship Cahawba, Hulloch. Hntana and New Orieane— Livingston, Crocberon & Co, Sup Oratie, Wood, Ban Franelaco—} J Farle & Oo be F 1.0 Tyler, Lawry, San Pranclico.-N Ut Drighess Johnainn, Lonéon Wiley exe, Mi Merri. St Thomas and w ek lebborn, Cardenna— Peck & Churel Bark) Denbass, Urey, Mobbe=starcen Clearman & Ca, A Forvuna (Por), Roares, Oporio—is E Amaivek. i Brig A Taylor, Graham, aspinwas uulrosd Co, Brig M Lowell, Pomeroy, , Taloot & Brig Andrew Petere MePariand. Trinitad—C & ET 3 Peters, | Brig MS Cousins, Fark, Cardenas--R # Back # ¢ Bent Cemirit America, thow, Gibraitar—Ingelle & Garman Hebr 8 C Jones, Besll, Norfolk—sturges, Clearman & Co. Schr E Johnson, Yurnell, Balumore Maller, lord & Que re ‘Schr Challenge, Packer, Philadelphia—1'W MoKeo. ga Monday night Crew und part of the cargo saved; veasel By kore Una ox, ge, owe Malifar for Oty Polat is ca Bampton bas gone toher, be will get sr tittinaprSae camo DO from New York for Richmond. Faw on Ronse Tith inet he would procead hy EB oe sg foreas!l aud ye 9 pani Sieret Koets, Capt Wilsons titm New: Yon ere dh diutress stow of felis be the baa oi fect ct ye eelarrived bere she baa feet of water 4 bovitg only feet inchen niand aud withhurdw ats aad Som tt Is eJmost a miracle tba: she Sit mot go down at sea. ‘Wilson recaived ed 8 preat den) ot tor opher is, pe a ET a ‘Whew arrived off the hat, Friday, theve as nota soul wbonrd of hor that had cloaed their eves since the previona Monday ceonines wil tres pampe a and all the buckets were kept going cousin ul Cowes, Fob i4-—The bark Pasha, Miller, from for New Haven, which put in bere ‘Teaky’ op the Pieter discharged ber cargo coals) and hve te day slled for Sundur- Jand to undergo necessary The American sbip William siorer. Parley, still remains in our roads @ gang of men being empl i Hmonot of damage canner be ascertaued unt te ship mid charged and put Lerwic Lobe. of the aw Ww a ‘et np ny the materials of nia, took pl ‘hull of he ship was ak aod ou the ite Messrs, Hay 4 (>, for £480 Tar uted into the q’ $88 docs on the taunt lscharge h ies moe “me ebip Robert Center ts now on the large Sectional dock. for the purpowe °! nastng & new nader brace : imo he ama Beoulgont dock coe EY milbive sew iia pt in and receive Nee suit of ‘Whalemen. ‘At King Georges Sound Ni wing, Cumlsk; Was) UbIa 400 apy oll renwnicceg vy. MB, Ship Lae Jobnson, from monheies onteak lobile for Liverpool, Feb 50, off ne 0. semaiadeetiag NOrleans for NYork, Feb 23, Brake petal Newport, E, for Mebile, Feb 20, Bevguela, Siaples, from Cuba for ———, Mareh 10, off Forelgn Ports, Antwexp, Feb 22—Sid from Fluahiag we: — Te Denham, Tavaus, darae 0, Are Antelope, % don. Hall, do; Sea Nyn Rsk, Dec 2 -Pae Nifork, ib, Paatine, iegbeon, Bing Koow Hikginn, Foo chow tov for = farile for Non'on Stet. North Wind, London; Jan 4, pian pe Ketel ia, from Macae for iore for" Bosion;” Sarah ‘Fork; Reynard. Drew, Hong Kong tur Brisren Feb 24—Sid from he Pil, ony Bacbelor, Ha. vane; Besper Perkins, —, in bail beste Feb 2—Arr ‘Arr Echo Ort, and Tlustrious, Miles, N Putinto tbe Loueh 26h, Americans, Potts, from Liverpool for Au Banceions, Yeh SrArr doves Conch!’a, als, Orleans Panchita, bosch. do; Amelia, Armenza, Charleston Sih. Vic} toria, Oliver, do; Bella Dolores, Durst) Roig: Polar, Maristany; Autenieta Muristany, and Valparaiso, Baia, NOF jeans. Bownay. Jen 27—M Young Meohanle, Amesbury, Hull. Tn port Jan 28 sbip Shirley, Allen, diag for Calcutta via a port on the e: alatns Ho Are Calcutta, Leach, Liverpool, Sia 24d Caapiry, Le Chase, € pn. CurksourG, Feb 21—Pnt in, shins Miles Standish, Gardner, and Cleoner, Hunt, from the Chinchas for Hugre Arr Hampden, Hutmao, NUrieans 8i4 8th in Co: Hh, Ostervald, Jarvis, NYork: Arlivg- charleston ‘Jan 2)—Arr Bunker Till, Elliott, London. Cid 5 hovel NYork: 2iet, Mameluke, Whuney, Ran- ‘Joe, Bossen, London; 221, Walpole, Woodbury, angoon Sid from Sangor Jan 9, Lillias Harden, Akva; 13th, Wm Libby, Bisbop. Vmdou: Math, Daylight, Hollviaog, ‘New York; IB, Beverly, Chasey Bombay: 30d" Vision, Neatee Landon: Crexete cod, Feb 2—-Nid brig Sen Lark, M’Pariand, York, Dear, Fet 3s~Arr Oriental, Whipple, Loadon for Bombay (and proceeded). Putin 2th and anchored, Levanter. Peterson, from Sus- deriand for Hong Kong (an¥ proceed 4 35 b) Fatwoutm, Feb 2}—nid Otlawa, Sims, Havana, Favat, Jan 25—-Pui in, South, Baber, {rom Galveston for Liverpooy, with loan of foremast and sail Guarana. FR, Fed 2%-—-In port hark Danl Webster, Ward, for Nv w Heven. Gipraitan Pe) 12—Cid RM flomoan Shepardeon, Oud! Hayne, Feb 22—Arr Falton (¢), Wotton, NYorx, Cla 224, Mary McNear, MeNenr. Sun lerland: 234" Trousides, eg, Carta, Modula. Sia get, Keysiones MbFariane, N¥ork, 23, Kale NOdeans; 2d, Recor vin Shanghae; 2d, Kinney, Puget Sou NYork: 4th Palmetio, “814 34 Joseph Paanody, Wie, Baker Siam ig Queen of the West, spoha., yor £8 eek Aylpbide, Meads do. ld th neat Miry Lane. Tinea Feb %6—Arr Pwitz» risnd, Dearboro, NYork via the Clyde, in tow Cld Zé, Avonoale, Rnark, SVork. id Yuh, Africa, Jo NOricans: Quees of the Lakes, Thorn ton Portland: 2! andore. Buse Boston. wei ihe river oatwara Pound Sid, Hllen Austin, Garrick, for cit out pete ot Oe Ocean, Cumming, Miranichi; Ela adelphia. '@b 25—Ent ont, Nazarene, Down, San Frinciseo. Cld 2i4 Americen Congress Mather. NYork (and sid from Gravesend 21th). kh, Chos Fdwnrd, Litdejona, Havana, Mataga, Ped 6—Sid Wiilinin, Paterson. N York, Mansetites, = eb 20—Nid Lotus, Trefry, NYork. Matta, Feb'I8—Arr Racehorse, Searle,’ Boston. a Feb Id—Arr Wild Gazelle, Humphrey, Alexsa- San ‘S—In pk od one Cate, dimes, tee Coleate. Piysovrs, Put i, Sou'h Carolia, Sunith, from N Orleans for Koverdam, Sid 25a, Wioged ‘Arrow Bearse from. Geayamas), Tendon; Spitfire, Arey (from Foo chow: Posmcd by do 224, Northern Crown, Wallett, from London for Meibonrne, Pourswovrn, Feb 23-08 the Owers, Schlosser, from New York for Londun. ge nun fon Arr Annie Rurkam, Potter, pe 4—Arr Oriental, Crocker (or Nye), Arr Golden Fleece, jing 7 Menem f from Liverpool for ore. via fo Boston). py ET , Feb 23—, cm by do'2™, ‘wi Rover, Crowell, Raxooos, Dec 22—Arr Charmer, Archer, dn Sid 19h Freecouta’ ‘Newel Bivciro-r, an &-Arr Bald Fag #id 14th for Siano); 0 id ibe Antelope, Clark vi Blam; 13ch ngewe, 6 moe Boston. SHAsGnA®, arr Sea Seroent, Whitmore, Heng Kong Si¢ dan hareaten, Raplett, NYork, Scruty, Feb I8—Of, Clara Ann, Patten, from Havana for Put in 19h Doncaster, Dee, from Sunderland for New He- ven. . Trexes, ) 2i— Arr Gerbard, Knebel, NOrieans. Tareste, Feb 2—Arr Logis fee, Naresoa, NYork. nearznronn Feb m—Put Marths Post (of N York), Tegmpeon, from Liverpool for hy Point, Va, with tons ore: 2%, one Kong. Lng oy ot we, Hon “tration, Siam; (ith, Heme — ea. Feb ‘M—Arr bark Pilerim, Haliock, arch |g Ralph Fost, Conklin, NYors. Ch Chevalier, a BM, ship Joe Wan 8 Salter. Liverpool sehr Ralph Pow, Conklin, for NYork, Mg; and fore Feet Gasede, Willtston,’ Rristol— Master | BOSTON, Meret Th agamionaly— Ary bark Nantel Webeter, Wooder, French Provisence— Masur, | Ryder, Baltimore se Townend, Mead Bitcner Pieasone Powel: Beltimor Moumen’ Holes nehe Wy nysow, Riri | Crowell, Richmond; Helens a “n, ARSIVED, Winged Raeer, inom, Tangier; by! vany Firamsbip Jamentown, Parrish Rienmond, te whik mame | jn i Maruntet shes Peters, snp swenwers, w bid m & Piennanin | milton, NY¥ork ae%p) ark WH Stetaon, . ida, Lee, Manila, Get 2, wibhemp, woul, de, 0 | fnegens: signal for two harks op gone North. a Wi Ainjler feradl Bs 4 Romp, ROrieape, Sid,'wind ia ihe morning Wi ft Heleun, | ein mae warus SW, with rain at aight, abip C Ort 0, permiore, hip Garnet Gre cof Bethy, by etd ewe Dove spode ship Ur ved mint Kong for Celiac Ship Kmeraid tele, Cor we are mae se ra, Le oe CBee Prey tw) Rudin, Moutnvideo, 64 day. hn wool, fees, be, to Funch & Meineke, aperienced Besvy guise om | 4), Meraion, Matanzas, 19 daya, reer & ubue. i heat? ing WNW ifm: was Y Snow. trom Onrdedas tor New Colson, New Orleans, «a church, Had hoary os 4? Macks. 26 Jaye, wlth ootton, » Has been Wanye 8 of Hat moa M Soberts (of Belfi with eee «end lead, vo “mye N of F ust (of Philadelphia) Mostander, Wobile, 18 Mo MeCrunty “Mou ACs. Hes hed heary Wer enn ino and sove the arateg Dr Kar ing ty « 4 days, with eniton, oe CO THR ecu ean, haher, Chariesten, Idays. with extton, Fehr Kate stewart, 8 | tn, N¥ork; ects Ads Pragres, Cocm Pre nnd Union. Arr etestnar Elizabeth, om Rockport, 48 Lew- a! barks Ravony ALTINGORE, March 11- in, Clark ‘Hel dence, wixdy spor. A muh, Beers, Liverpooks b ane od uh*, soars Moha we, St Windies, Marte Trion, rw o. plogartt, lea, Ponce, 13, yh Troh (new) Morgan, W undies; PR, Soatherner, bellows, New Orlow HYANNIS, March T—Arr tehre Orinon, fn fh, Ranger (ll) Gardner, Nenweket: JR Dix Born: 4 8 wordy. ¢ atbam furdo, Bld 62, sobe om debe, an), N tor Onteln rani Licht Micron 1 10 AM—/assing in, bark D N ia, a et wean for Pewee "Teel, Meech Th. 4 son Kanterh Wind MOBILE, More 5 “hi chive eile (Br), Tracy, Liverzool; Tows, Jones ms bark George Warren, ‘Amen, Bom ton: Drige Beuscl's mp). Berane, Bareelons, Gores of te Bou Bt Provirence. aks, March & PMOOM Be ship Motakott, rk ¥ Ric, Boson. Snow. Howe, Boston, | eet 1 Todjanota: Phipe Thalat ( White, Liverp soi; Protector reburg, Sicil’ bark (iowan atime, ’ Jib trr (be tei) ships Creole, Plerse, NYork: 10th, Rotwn- én, Stewart, cd Mons Taylor’ French, Jouon; brig Surf, Melntyre, do, ht, ehpe Henrie te Marcy, Nick and Fdward Hynun Neil, Laverpool, Wm Rathbour, Dowd. 6 ork SBipe Geren Monarch end Cevaiier went™lo sea on the 25th wit HORFOLK Vere Warr lo Heramion & Tallman Bas neon 1 daye Sol Hiatieran. Febr Aid, Bogueh, Witen'gaion, 80. Uda ye. Schr HP aemey, Abion, Wiluvington Ne Bobr Wm T Abbott, Abhort, Newborn NU, Sage. note Irie Rne, Newberm, NU, 10 ds) 2 Wataon. 2obbins, Newbero, NO ddoge. » W Kaunders, Mills, § NC, bdaya. ie, Hever vig Henut, tage. we, Prede Stays. X Gonbiin Riper, Virginia Seb Gem Tapicr, res, Virginia Hehr Enterprise, 1. Virginia. Sehr som! i Jones, Virginie Sehr Mosee T Leouard, Leveriah, Virginia Behr bonsai 1. - ‘hve Oh Lt, at deury, fell in with stone mockinery dian the maame evel. oe ‘Henmer Westeboater, Clark, Provia #ALLED. awit Haroon aad New Orlowns, rip On ark One Union Conmta: “% Ne, rig Poser, st 9 Benwne oF Sarr Herter —The ship Hein of “oeteny, Woat from London Get 7 for Melbourne, widh a valusdle Carpe, wns discovered t be om fire in the lower hold on the Tih Dee Aner & vain endeavor quench the fre, all comaauleation with the hold was closed aycit wo omulked and Use vemsel mare t for Algon Bay, distent about dve hundred wiles, On dhe Sth, im let 37 OB lon 24 12, the flames tad fete ene pro ffress that the sip waa abndomad-—she exnnin, two mates and A cabin pacsenger going oo homed the Thor, bownd te Wedran. From the Vhor they were tranaferrad tom Prowl bark, amt again transferres te chip Anta Loughton of and gg" 4 erpoo nid ied Jn at etre tie Wemares of ths Ratton’ forme, The FL was ‘ison Mas, in 189, wae HD toms remlater, rated valued wt $50,600. : : ly Ente Jooren Rowas, Harrison, from New Crlenne for vervonk, With a large ergo of eotion, fh we ba mitt. vaon vers Dar be > nh wet, 8 ronhing, ov ettemyp ted (@ fo IN Tirsamioient to adinit Phere ihe esp nin Savannah, un J&P Chave e ( macverel, #7 ft netore for Ye from Gloneester nthe why Wiltame, oh W-Sid sehr Native American, Merch li—Ara sohr Angelia, Leman, 11, 8 AM=id gebrs Rdwin Reed, Obip ore: MH Read, etfs New eon ("rom iabeey, AEOrS, sloop {from Belstol) do athers. Wind net il the tiewt that went out whie morn- Baliimore NEWPORT, Mare new eet wo and | Channel bas ne PHILADSL ‘elow parks Minneao'a Cole, ure 1s f i" fio Jancaro file Ryaer, trom Boston. Cid brig New ker, bit when Uy Marck tb—-Below, a bark. ld rebr J Nowel, March 11—Agr steamer, Petrol, Arey, N » Vimer, ob ie—bas Cy Thre ny Susp ii'barteidge, Rhos, Nor. In vort whrs Kokeno, it ody ohannon 's Jane, Jones, for Nor me ter fea penhannord ne Mar sal. SS Mach Tarr brig Say, Saunders, Deor Bier Me bas William, Bucqin, Rook- ier? Sen ao oo eee parlesten: bh Hyena Clay eorge, Me, to load nmouth, Va. bid Mi sehes ® K Parker, Fitagernid Nor- ortameTit tk, Menderson, Charleston; im Aon, Gray, Charlesion ; eh folk. t Coe Jale to lond for Serannaly Innd to lond for nichmond ; yh. ath, Dy rel, © ; rite ear arre wer, Cottrell, Teh, sel abt i Mayhew, Thorp, NFork, Zh, we dio, Fob 25—Cid esr Satitia, Wane, er Ha Oe AG, Mareb 6 8 7—Are bg nek B Fork: ships, Colmmia Liver ot a an, Ke faon, NU rleans for fo Hise) Se om wood, } ortiend MB Wei! infinite, Reatoy ham Noting, and John Boston, 1k linevest, Nichol New York; beg) Hi C18 sabe Moria Martha, Billa, New York; ww Herrington, io Grande, vOUR, March H- Arr aire Cenviow, Hay. Simi Tattle, Provinertown Paravon, Haich, Boston foe Obaclosson Rew for NYork; (iuinare, Darling, Newbury. io 'Phinceiphnn, York, Gooerelt fo port for Norigtk WiLMIN YN, NO, March 7-— Arr sehrs Jone & Lynel Storm Cloud, Mignee NOrieans: a Powel, an’ Wide World, Mekinson, i i Mert 1, Wicks, Borton; #h, Stork. bri