The New York Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1858, Page 8

3 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Weowmspar, Mareb 17—6 P. M. ‘Me stock market opened and closed heavy this morn- tag. The general tendency of prises was downward. Mt the first board Michigan Central bonds declined \ per | eent; Delaware and Hudson, 3; Cumberiaud, ty; New York Central Railroad, 3; Erie, X; Hudson River Retl- Yead, 134; Reading, 1; Michigan Southern, 14; 40 pre ferred, \; Panama, 3; Cleveland and Toledo, 114; Chi feago and Rock Island, 134; Milwaukie and Mississippi, 1. ‘UaQrosse land grant bonds advanced \ per cent; Oary @ompany, \; Pacific Mat! Steamship Company, ty; Cai- feago, B. and Quincy, %. There was an solive demand ‘thas morning for LaCrosse land grant bods, and the pur- chaser were in small lots, entirely for investment. These bonds are becoming distributed ailoverthe country, and settling down in strong hands. In the moat prominent apec- ‘WMative railroad stocks there was considerabie aviivity, Dus sellers were plenty and the market was hammered weceessfully. After the board there was a good deal of in- quiry for stock to make deliveries, and prices were firm ata slight improvement, The sboris may flad roms difll- exity of this kind to contend against, The outeide absorp tion of Doads and stocks is exceedingly active, aud the daily withdrawals for permanent investment are in the aggregate very large. In New York Oentral Raiiroad rtock the operations for some days have been limited, end prices have been well sustained, Among capitalicw ‘this w the favorite railroad stock of the day. It can be Ry pothecated at a smalier margin than any otuer stock on ‘the bist, and money can be raised on tt when refused on ali others. So long as this lasts, it possesses advantages im the market not enjoyed by railroad stocks generally. ‘Galena and Chicago is beyond all question a sound invest: ment. It ie @ jess active stock thin New York Central, ‘and as a general thing more firmly held. At the second board the market generally was lower, ‘There was not a very large amount of transactions in any @f the leading speculative stocks. Hudaon River Railroad Weird mortgage bonds declined 3g per cent; Reading, %; ‘Now York Coutral, 1!4; Erie, 1; Panama, %; Chicago aad Rock Island, 4. There were no sales of Hudson River Railroad this afternoon. We underetani that this road doing 4 larger passenger business thao ever before, Com- woters ou the line complain of the difficulty in getting eats, either going or coming. Erie rold this afternoon down to 294, per cent. Reading ciosod steady at 58 per went, cash. Only a small lot of Panams sold at the de- clime. Gaieva and Chicago closed at 93, buyer thirty @ays. There were a good many orders at the board to @ay to buy stocks, but parties bowling them preferred ‘waiting for the full effect of the bear movement before Daying. As soon ae this is exhausted the market will De relieved of large lots of «i The La Crosse land grant bonds were very firm this afternoon, at an advance * of 34 per cent. The Assistant Treasurer reporte to-day as follows:— otal receipts. $998 , otal paymenia. 102) ‘Total dalance. 1 6,092,618 77 ‘The receipte inclade $55,000 from castoms, and the pay ments include $,000 on Cal.foruia drafts. The great re- eoipts to-day were principally on account of the bids for Me new meue of treasary uoies. és Tue operations at the Clearing House to day were ss $15,949 G44 14 1 O21,si4 00 The Metropolitan currency certificaces are now reduced to $654,000, a decrease of $25,000 sinve yesterday. The steamship buropa, from this port for Liverpool to- day, carried out oaly six thousand seven hundred dollars ta specie. Wh respect to the state of the money market during the pact mouth, the London Bunkers’ Magazine od- serves — The movth of Febrawry will have provet remarkable for the change in the administration and the further gca- dua) retrogression in the vaiue of money. The Bank of Evgiand bas now brought its rate of discountas low as 3 per cent, aad that of the Bank of France stands at 4 per percent. The iucrease in tho abuudauce of money, waich te now flowing in from all quarters, promises to be peruia- Bent, the supplies from Americs continuiug important At wame time, Australia is seating her lair proportion, al fb shortly \t may be expected that the prevalence of easterly winds will operate wo retard arrivals, Trate Femaint in a depressed cundiuon, and there seems litte Immediate prodabilicy of a revival. the returns from the Board of Trade showing a proportionate decrease in ex- porte, arising {rom the iste expiogion of fictitous credit. Ua ‘tbe Continent the rate for monsy is rapidiy declining, and ‘et Bamburg \t has descenaed to i sg per cent. This state ‘Of things will not, bowever, loag coutinue whenever a Steady reaction in business Commences. Through the exertions of the active financial agent of the La Crosse and Milwaukie Railroad Company, Mr. Alden, connections of the most favorable character have Deen formed with all the truuk lines ranniog from the principal AUantic ports to the West, #0 as to provide the greatest conveniences for travellers to and from Minne- tote. the direct route now to St. Paul's is via Milwaukie fad the La Crosse railroad, and uvon the resumptien of avigation the ude of travel will set that way with in- creased force. There are indications throughout New Kogiand and New York of an active emigration to the new aates west of the Mississippi during the approaching sum mer, and every new line of road stretching from the western extremity of lake pavigation across to the Mis- gierpy!, affords greater facilities for reachiag the fertile valleys of Minnesota, the garden of the West. The La railroad is destined to be an immense thorough- fare for travel and traitic. Stock Weoxgspar, Mareb 17, 1858, #19000 U "65 10834 200 sae Haak RR-OLO aly 9000 Tennes 6's, "00.. 8% eee ay 3000 : @ 00 4e00 ‘Boud 2000 ov 1000 3000 1000 N BOOMS; 38000 La 10000 10000 | = 00 Cleve & fol RA. 1 Ss 188 160 100 100 do... veo 80. 06 Mil & Mies RR... 3 160 do.,....030 334 w” aay BOARD. @0u ene Harlem RR. 135) 280 Mich Con RR i 100 » 100 do. 60 Mil & Mise Ki 20 © B & Quincey RR 100 Mich So & Nia RR 10u 00 Gal & Chi KE. DSO 100 Chi “a 100 boo PRICES. Offered. Arted. 10514 106 lilinoi# Central. 96 GalenadChicnge ong & Toled) 6 D Bo, pret... oe 60 Hoseon River Michigan Cen Mich SOAK la, By BEPORTRD SALBA OF BONDE AND STOCKS AT A A. Hi. Nicolay 81,000 Berre Haute and Alton RR 10% 000 Caindon and Amboy RR. 6's 6,000 Materiown and Madison Rit. 8 2,000 Mieour: 6°» Secs 600 Keokok ty 84 a mares Ai Veane rion vint, added 94% i NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1858. 96, (000 Louisiana State 8,000 North Carolina 6 per cent 110 shares St. Mark’s Fire Insurance ©... Also she following:— $1,000 New York and New Haven Bi 1 000 City of Keokuk 8'#...... bis nevcerans mast, er al ianopole Ist mtge bis. 000 Lilies Internal coat, siork.. do Terre Haute & Alton R&. we bade... do. Now sersay Ci Covtral RR. 7 ved. 7 ans St. Louis County y 6 do 1b, Pacramenta City 1 Watervown and Madison City of Keoku sbares Park Bank Po entenie 33 S. ‘iliameburg City ‘laware, pe temg ‘and Woetern RR. Crosse and Milwaukie RR. Co. NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Wepvespay, March 17, 1853. The current prices for the week at all tho markets, are as follows: — ESak8ES Fi First quality. $10 40.0 10,00 eo 99000 9 50 Ordinary.... 10 001025 Inferior , 750a 8 50 COWS AND CALVES. en aetna Common 40 008 45 00 inary. 60 00855 00 Inferior..... 25 00% 35 00 ‘VEAL CALVES, Extra quality, p.lb.: ta? Tc, Other qualities, do..43¢ a 6c. SHERP AND LAMBS. First quality...84 50a 6 50 60 Other qualities $3 002400 First quality. ..63¢0. abie Ot Other qualities.5 BEF CATTLE. In consequence of the Liberal receipts of last week, when Dutchers fortified themselves tor two or three ‘weeks abead, the market to day was flat in the extreme, with a decline of ful. y half acenta pound. As there was rather a short supply in the yarde this morning, brokers were in h glee, in anticipation of obtaining last week’s prices, and @ lite advance now and then, potwitustandiag the quality of the offerings was decidedly ordinary to commoa. There were inthe yard this moraipg jast 2,100 head, something over 500 Gea less than last week, Dut it was 8000 apparent hat to dispose of their supplies brokers woule be compelled not only to take up with last week’s rices Seomstarally but to actnally yield a concession of & 5350, sitacenta poabd There arrived from Bergen Hill a large Dumber Curing the past two days, eh about :50 head changed ban ‘ewer (nan ust ceipts hailed from this State, and Obio snd Lilmois con. triouted largely. Michigan seat in one lot, consisting of six- teen head, which were fairiah and brought median: prices. Cattle coming from Albany are almost iavariably des patched over the Hudson River Railroad, insvead of the Harlem, which is by fur the most convenient, the cars stopping directly opposite the Washington rove yards, Forty-fourth street, which of course does away with all trouble and anxiety conequent upon driving then through the city. At this ssason of the year the Erie Railroad brings torwara the greatest number of cattle, Dut those who forwara oy the railroads from Buffalo and other places in the wesiern part of the State to Albany, and thence to ths city, would do well to protit by the above remarks. The market was well aended, but there were comparatively few purcbasers around. It was thought that quite a number would be left over unsold. The average price wae anout 93sc., and the range from c. to 1034¢. There were vastly many more realiy poor cattie on sale today thau last week, and quitealarce number changed bands si 7 3g¢., and it’ was tooughs that some few did not briag even to much as COWS AND CALVES. The receipts coutioue large, and there is no change whatever in the market, the demand being very’moderate and prices iow. VEAL CALVES. Tuere continues a moverate!y active demand for good veals at about 7c. for the,best, and from 54,0. to 634c. for ordinary descriptions. A large proporticn o¢ veals arriv- ing are —s and they meet with slow aaies at from 4c. to Se. per The beat offerings are at once selected by firet oleae aeons who are always willing to pay a fair price for their purchases, SHREP AND LAMBS. ‘The receipts are unusually bght, even for this season of the year; but as the demand is moderate, except for good lambe, which are scarce aed bring high prices, the re- ceipts are amply euflicient to eupply all. At Browning's, in Sixth street, whic bas always peen the great sheep, depot the receipts are very light. ade at $3 SWINE. The receipts at Al'erton’s continue very light, bat prices are gradually ueclining. The receipts in the city are large, but oply a very small portion is sent to the Washington drove yard ‘n Forty fourth street. The re- ceipte were only 670 head, but prices declined 4. per 1b., ‘the best corn fea bringing only $%,c., and other descrip tot # trom bc. to b3gc. There were reccived st Hudson river drove yard, Thirty-seventh street, for the week end- ing March 17, by Erie Railroad, 2,053; Hadson River Rall- road, 2,600—Total, 4,743. RSCAPITULATION. ‘The total receipts of al stock at all the yards for the week were as follows: — — “<o yg S&S AL. Swine 661 nS 1,349 6 = 72-2705 o 3 ‘217 195 G40 «5,022 21 667 6,236 1,924 4,490 74,852 13,453 2/764 4,740 83,284 6,825 RECEIPTS BY NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD. ‘The foi! is the report of the live stock brought pa tg , destined for New York, for the week g thie morning :— Cattle, bead. . CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Weonesbay, March 17—6 P. M. aioe —The market was quiet, with small sales of poe Ke Bkxapsrvves —Flour—The market was dull, and for commen grades favored purchasers. The ales em- fv about 6,000 bbls. at adout wo following quota- Western and Obio superfine Extra Obio and Weetern,.... Canadian superfine and extra. Baltimore. Alexandria and Southern faocy and exira.. Choice extra family and bak brands. Kye four. Corn meal oe The sales embraced a voat bbis. , € owing at about the above quotations. Rye flour and corn meal were unc! was rather more active, with sales of about 000 & 9,000 bushels, in- cluding white Keutucky at Hi 45; Tennessee ‘red a $1 hee By club at $1 06; at $1 90, and red lodiana at $1 18. Barley ranged from 636. to Tuc., according to quality, Corn was leas active, while prices were without change of moment; the ssios Seabraced about 16000 « 20,000 bushels, including: white 640, for damaged; 67. a 685. for prime sound, and 6%, « 10¢. for sound prime Southern yellow. ‘Rye was quiet at O8e. a Tle. ‘Oaks wore snendy, td selling 40, a 000, for State and Western Corver.—The market was firm, with sales of about 1,000 8 1,200 bage Rio, cloning at about 100. a Nic. for part, and the remainder at The stock of Rio in this market comprises only To Bat va end the total of all descrip. ear s upusually light for the sea- Corton —The market was dull, and sales limited to about 400 bales, at about 12c. for middling Uplands. Mr. Wright, in bie circular the crop, says. —We bear of fewer estimates of 2,800, or 2,900,000 and more of 3,000,000 and 9,100,000 bales. |The ate under 3,000,000 are no loager regarded ‘as probable. The total already amounts to 2,121,000 bales, and next Venn it will be about 2,260,000 bales. The current prices be’ highly eatiefactory w planters, the whole product wilting ite way to the various ebipping porta. Feith —Fagagements were light, and rates without change of moment in quotations. To Liverpool, «few bundred bales of cotton were taken at 7-82d.; 500 boxes bacon at 17h. 6d.; grein was at bd. a6id., and flour at Is. & Is. Od. mekod. Some rowin was reported at Is lord. 8 2. aod 60 bbis. pork were taken at private terms, London, 100 bhds molado wore engaged at 260. ‘Thore ‘Was nothing new to Giasgow. Kates to Havre were un- changed. To California rates were moady at about 300. per foot teas urement. Fisti.—The market for mackerel bas then more active the preeent week, abd prices bave ruled somo firmer. eles bare t been pretty freely made of No. 1's at $11 76 0 2; No. 2's at $10 76 a $11, and No, 2's at $9 50. Codash were og, US $9 26 a $362)5, tho iatter rate for 3t. George's. ere uncharged, pickled were in fair demand at $2 76 & $4 26; box were quiet aud prices nom). vali No 1 were plenty and dull a 166. e Y continued in good snl demand, with sales bout 1,000 « 1-600 Bales at Bhe Toe. Limk.—Sales of common Rockland to the extent of anal wore inade at G5e., lump was last oid at Motssexs —New Orleans was firmer at more active, with adles of about 900 bbls, at 220, « Sao. Naval Stone. —Stocks continued light and @ales mote- rate; sales of about 100 bbls. epirita turpentine were re- ported in merchantable order at 60c., while blo. was asked. Crude was held at $3 875. Common rosin was firm at $2 66 a $1 5734 for 510 Ibe. and stock light, wales of 200 bbl. No. 2 ¢ reported at $1 68 per 310 Ibs., and 900 do. No, 1 at $ for 280 Ibs. Tar wae stoady, with moderate salee Ons —Crude whale continued in good demand at 500. a bbc.: crade sperm continued in fair request, wits further saloe at New Bodford at $1 26; linseed was less active, wlile moderate ealox were malting at 600. « 6le. ” ‘ork—The market was less hiroyant, while sed about 3€0 a 400 bbe, inclading moas 5 & $16 60, prime at $19 60; prime mess at $16 60 # $16, and 150 bbls, sour mess were sold at $15 87. Beef active, and ehietly confined to about bois. including , country prime at 87 do. at $10 $11; repacwed Wee & $15 50, and extra do at $i4 a $14 50 prime meee and pea! bame were une! g00a demand at 14g, a Zhe. for Ohio, aged. Hutter wae ad fait vo ‘eat le. a 25e. Cheese ranged chiefly at 9c. a lOc , « latter Saws fw Gane, Dressed hogs were selling at cue at Bacon was quiet and . Lara— om of So =. a Oe os. Cut meats were in (vir demand, with sales of 100 packages at 6340. a 64°. and 8%. a 93¢0. for hams. 16 Mae Rick —Saies of about 100 casks were reported at 3.\¢c. ade, Bar by Si market was active, with sal s of about 1,00 bags pepper, near! 4 ime, on privat terms. It wns afterwards held at bi ‘The market was “fe ‘and on Cabaa prices acvanced fly 240. per Ib., and some saios wer re e fraction more, The sales embraced about 1,410 bods , chiefly Cuba muscovades, at 536. for refining grates, Which were scarce, apd si ©. & 6%. a 7c. for g00d to prime grocery graces. jew Orleana ranged obiefly from 66 @ 43¢c. @ 7340. Teton sugars were also beid very firmly, aud for some kinds at bigher rates. Liverpool Markets, There were no‘ciroulars preparad at Liverpool for trans- mission by the North Americap, but our ageat there, Richard Stuart, Esq , bas furniehed ue with the following by Richardson, Spence & &0o— ae 2,1 The winds continue easterly, and weep out ali supplies from Americe. Corron.—Tho market continues firm at about \d. per Jb, over the quotations of Friday, but business is foked Dy the adgence of useful kinds of cotton. BRkApsTUrrS are very cull. Atto-day’s nnn ag te bu- finesse vobe in whowt was very smail at barely Friday's rates. Flour of ell kinds, except choics New cahee aod Obio, upsaleable, and prices oy Indian corn -Not mucb doing, bat ‘peid for full Prices. We quote whet, red, bs. 4d. a 6a. 2d.; for Western white, 7s. s 7s. dd. per 70 ibe. Flour—Philadelphia and Battimore, 228. a 233.5 extra Ohio, via the North, 24@. a 24s. 6d. ; Western, 208. 6), @ 438.per Obl: Indian corn—Mixed and yellow, 343. ; white 34s. 60. per 280 Iba Provisions —Berf and pork slow and neglected Bacon re lis retail at Friaay’s rates, but the demaad ie very lim- ‘ted. Lard very duil, and quotations nommal. low withous change Rosin firm. Bark stead; WARITING INTBELLIGKNOF ALMARAC TOR HEW YORE—Tuts DAY, 6 07 | Moon 6 vo} man Port of New York, "Maro 17, 1858. CLE » Steamship Ais! Schenex, Savannsh—$ 1, Mitch). bama, Steamship James Adger, Turner, Charleston—Spofford, Teme 2 & Ce. ‘weainship Roaxoke, Skinner, Norfolly do—Ladiam & Pleas+ “thip Columbia, Hutchinson, Liverpool—C H Marsbail & Co. Bark Venus, stkinson, Curacoa—noonen Graves & Co. Bark Pentucket, Leigoton, Trinidad—Sanaga del Valle & Bark F A Cochrane, Noyes, Cardenas—R P Buck & Co. Brig 'W A Brown, Nickerson, % Michaela—H D Brockman Brie Irabelin Jewett, Reed Sierra Leone—J W Ward & 9 on Beg J Khynas, Sherman, Turks islands—Walsb, Carver & Schr Passpor!, Harkins, Lavacea—MeCready, Mott & Co. Kebr W H Gilliland, Erickson, Charleston—Doliner & Potter. Schr Doress Ireland, Baker, Charleston W W Baker. aneis, English. Newbern—Davis & Holmes. Jurtle, Richmond—o H Pierson. Bebr J Forsyth, Heimen City Polat? H Person. Schr Gazette, Groweil, Philadelphis—Tas Hand. Bloop Rienzi, Briggs, ‘NewDort—Masier, ARRIVED. Patrick Benry, Gifford, London Jan 2%, and rorts meouth 28th, with mdse and 24 passengers, to Grinnell, Mia- turn 4 Co, "Has experienced & succession of heary westerly | gules and enow aqnalis the entire pasnagi Ship St Charles, Conwa} to WE Frost Has been Ya oa: Eales from NNW to NW and be ¥ snow squalls ! A Walton (Br, of Wi 3), Parker, Newcastle, E, er. Jani lat 4y 5%, load 19, spoke . from Havre for New Orleans with | ; 10:h inst (po dbservation). saw U Sateam frigate | hence for England, had topsaiis, toggal'antsalls wad | reyes ket, with aquare yards: was rolling heavy, ! \gb Ses on at the time. j Bark Virginia & Batellina, Wilkina Mayaguez, PR, Feb 27, wb sugar and molaes nysOD, Vase # had several d aguce, witha: heavy NNW ewell. 2-8, was struck by & BW. which saruog maintopsail yard. aaa way Of cap ith inet, lat SL 2), Ton 71 6), ert Fisher, from Laitimore for Porto Rico ail wi Bark Ilva, Foster, Maracaibo, 23 days, with coffee, &c, to Matos. Feeins &Co, Las had lignt winds the entre pas be Feb 20, saw bark Clara K Sati! song into Maracaibo, Anna, Haptield, Para, SI da: #ih rubber, 4c, to Coruing Bento & Co, Feb 27, lat 292) len 6! 12 spoke bare Eagle, of k, steering SE. The H has experienced Brig C H Satepson, Lewis, Mobile, 24 days, with cotton, to € Durand, Has experienced heavy wesiher, been 18 days Noof Hatteras. ig Xatic (of Mystic), Fish. St Marke 12 days, with cotton to Smailweod, Karle & « st, off Hatteras,” passed the Soap ana spsiaetil of & vessel of about Sip tone, ™prig Veloun, Bimme, Calais, 14 days with Inth, 29 Mr Roard man.” Rapericuced very heavy wealher, lost part of deck load of lathe, wplit sails, ec. Ser Kim A Newall (of Bordentown, NJ), Turner, mdse, to or ter. Is! inst, off Cape bare lisse, rom Auakapas for New York (since reported at Noriolk’ in distress). TheG WA N bas experienced beavy weather, very hea td Ray mond, Laibam, New Orleans, te Fes hy 4 | Price, for molassen io Reberts| & Willams; verse! to’ Laytin Hluribut. Tad very hewty weather trom iat SS. “Washed siyay head rails and biliet head. Mary Louise (of Philadelphia), Steelman, (Mobile, 29 an %, With eolion, &6, lo miusater. Beir Calliope (of Boswn), Buckley, Pensacola, 19 daya, with lumber, to Benner & Deake. Had heavy wather, spit fore- Schr Loyal Scranton Icwden, Savannah, 12 days, with cot tan. to Seranton & Tallmsn, 15th inst. lon'72 2), spoke ablp Joshun Bradley, tvom Coca for Portemouth, dwell, Charleston, 10 days, with Had very beavy weath- er, ihe vine Merrihew, ‘Wiimington, NC, 4 days = DO liart, Low, Richmond, 2 days. Rehr BG Whiléer Gherman, Norio, ‘Sdaye. John Roe, Hammond, Balumore, 44 Kehr Florence, Jameson, Kiitabethport for Wockian4. Bebr Florence, Peet hare. Elizabetbport for Fall River. Steamer Povumske, Cusbinan, Ba! BELOW. Bark W Walron, 10 days from Cardenas. Brig Lausetia, ucy Enger. Brig hast 8 eterna (Att by pilot boat David Michell). Ben idnre, from Vera Croz—(By pilot boat A B Nelson, Bes guerni ennai ay Pilot boat Geo Steera), Brie Smif bat <4 “bowers, from Lan Cuba Aino, a large fleet of square rigged vessels, Steamshipe E @r), Liv Alabama, uy ‘Gane ir) Ad Chariest pisverpoot ‘Norte fas ae. Jind ai saree with fog; meridian SW Miscellancous and pry For disaster to ship Star of Hope, from Callao, sve tele- arapl Sur Nroovas Bi from New York for Havre, was wpoken Zlat ult, lat 4 Yes wan with lens of mainmast, Son, 2 MM Ls Chapman, of and from Provincetown tor New re reported mui cargo of 200 quintale Tamah tn the Bold, nba. 60. Dbia ronckerel oa. deck, Frorman wae a good veges! of 114 pope, about 1 3 owned by the Messrs Freeman, of Provincetown, dust bees, pat in complete order, new sails, ah , ke. Khe was alued et About $6000, nod was tomared in Brovinectown, ‘The carge was ineured $100) | Savannah; i; sunset do. | ie atthe X office, Boston, and $5600 at two offices in Pro vineetown. Srxameu Puingas Brnacce, at Holmen’ Hole, is on the dork for re airs, and it ia bought she will be ready for sea on Be inrdsy neai. ‘There are only 86 packages of her cargo de- maged. L im, March 94—Ship Defiance (of Ne now at ik Cruz, Tenerie, with fore and mi otherwise damaced, a adverised in the Shipping. i azaie to be sold by auction. by onder of survey, dealrous of p Sar can lenve 0} the Brasil steamers Mussina, Feb 20—The Mary (American bark, of Boston), Wright, from Alexandria, in ballast, got on sbore near the lighthouse Feb 15, and haa been adverts for ale. Wexronn, Feb 25—Two boa's came on shore near Kilmore Pler, afew Anse aimee, painted alain color sappowed to del to the Am shy Leander, run down in the Channel « sbort me ‘ago by collimon with the serew steamer North American. A letter from Capt Brock, of ship Mary, of Nantuck porta ber at sen fept an lt Bd tor ise wth 20 bok tp lem board, boune fo Ascension for recrult, from tnence New Zeal wheling ground, Kooseed overboard and the net of wiriking a whale, Warren Codd, son of Codd, of Nant 2 aged wh thr Mr whey Lt] ate Whiteside, € irvdge Le, him, ‘man, Harm Ausin: Hiaoat vite tial, Babeoc Pity Varco, jammy a, _ A lever from Capt Porman. of ship Balmna, NB, reports { Taleahuapo van 2, ar aise wh patra boari i "fe ap bal told, bound waa wig ‘A letter from Cap! Newell, of bark Alice Fraaier rok a, Dee 3, having shipped 12,807 Ibe bone ty ship Ocean. of NB, reports bet off Faun OF ‘Oct aes herd oll on board. vy A letter {rom the 2d officer of ahip Adeline Gibbs, Page ee Fairhaven, report her of Cape Horn Jan 5, clean, ah wel gen Jan 2, lat 2 60 B lon 48 32, Brewster, Walle, of and from Mattapoisett, tor Indian Osean, 14) bie oll Spoken, &c. Steamship iy, of Baltimore (Br), Leitch, hence for Liver urker. ‘Albert Franklin, Dexter, from Liverpool Aug 16 for Dena penn ri Caleutta, Dee 12, _ int, Ac (by tenmer © ye (Bir), a rived at Caleutta| hip Union, Wiley, hence Aug for Shanghae, Dee 12, ia the ‘uilolo ‘Parsage. hip Chariot of Feme, Knowles, hener Jan 7 for San Fran. iy Parace bary frm den Deo 83 fee 28 racen, barry, trom Ton for Melbourne, ee Ger ae un. fr Be sy? “"ihip'Ciarina Currier, Huntin. from Boston Jan 14 for Cal ues Rab at 21 ow 8 ed ud Hover ¢ cry from Liverpool Feb 19 for Callao, Pew dt Tat by 90, 1on 940 W Ship Prince of ihe Beas Perelie. trom Liverpool for Ba raneiers. 80 date, lat, Ae (hy @ Venanl arr at Liverp: oo. p Fatal Lawrence, Pauen, from Boson, Bept lt for Aus teal Gee Int ha9 Sion 334 W Fil) icolag Hireusia, race for Havre, with low of main mest, Pred Is iat 47, lon 19 26, hip ng Uogar, Gouw ay, 34 dare fom, Mobi for Live. land. no date or given. te crVatiaoky” tram oo chow foo tor WYerk "Rew 2, no Mi Ark “Vietorta,"” bound W (probably the Victorine, Jones, from Liverpool ian 3 tor Peat), Feb. ‘oe ta rec supposed the Win Wiicon, of Nadel phi frown bio dducing, wes sceu Fol 1 Nevis of ernamec: Brig Frences Manaficss from Mata ness for 17 Gaye out, all Well, Marco 16, 2) mies Wet of Montaus, Had eapenienced a Beary, weather ay ncht SuSKM, Of F Fovinerwown, Feb 18, in the Moro Febr Cwtaract, for 8 York, Tarek}, ot Cape Renerca Fore Port. Bancxiona, Feb WW Arr A e Emilio, and Francisco, harleston; Igth, Celia, do: Indio, do; Pe Bird of the Wave, Burdett, Boston; 1th, Alenvoro’ for Onb Mannanors, Feb oridge, Augur, Haven , heavy weather, altimore Jan 13 Moses Moulton had fallen wick layout. win dled in Fight dase after Feb B—Arr vteamtng Napoioen, wo Victoria books skip Wim ringer, from Vallee Off the Uwere 2b, Pyramid, Hen trom tive vie Queenstown for Ramvure. when tw Cow tow round te Cannire, March |-—are Meteor, Melville, tamdon, to lowed for Hong Kong CROURMAYEN, Feb Arr ship Fioland, Pont, 38 days from v0) lo Maura, Andros, from rials where boud. ‘ | Rebeoca (aie sp). Oe Collin Canpenas, March 6—Arr Grandee Dakio, Mat: seein a Tor NYork, whense Ses wae peporied Feb Arr Cyclone, Osgood. London for ey guainains thin, Cieaper, Leach do for Valencia (and my sanan, Feb 19-1u sath par mae MW heeler, Orla Soka re Eon oe inpey, ‘Work. Ouk Hil, Moruns St Phomasy 49:2, shel i eiem urge a7 Rowland Homtand teed Gaeta Wat ), do. Feb 1!—Arr W B Scranton, Qatheart, Pal for ‘obmmaaras Feb. Rapid, Knowles do for NYore; Lau, Unity, Probitler, Nore Gxnwepy, March 1—in tbe Corinthian,” Slater, for N snow equalls. ‘Wind E, a gale with bea Orleans ® gale wi oy Sia sid GuavesEND. March l—Arr Feb 38 Lizzie Onxford, Sydney NB Bid Gromocto (not Attomoco), Webster, Grascow, Fed 2-8) NYork. Hong Kona, Deo 27-814 John Wade, King, Fast Coast; Jan 1, Flora ‘Temple, Cole, Macao. Feo 8—Atr Gleaner, Lunt, Callao, Arr in oad 28th Sales and Gardneh from Callao, B1d 23th oT a ‘Onrtis, "Yuvasd, Mered 7—Sla bark Tonle, Hui ichinson. Matanzas. Cid 9b bark Laura Key West, oaks Wrecked cargo to Liverpool! "direst LIVERPOOL, Feo 29—Arr Forrest ‘Kine, Redmond, Caliere: Feho. Orr, ‘NOrleans. Cid March 1, Ella Reed, Tuzo, Phil deiphia, ia Jn Rilen Ans Austin, Garrick Yor ee iar Seok Wneas Rewn. Pawe Beater, for Cardenas ( ‘not all 25th); Australia, Smith, N nptered for loading at de tat oA Arabia (#), we for N ‘York (to eail 6th), Comat: ution, Malliner, for do: R A Lewis, Clements, tport, Columbia, Clerk, tons and Gee Jonz (ent out Feb 2) for de!bourne on!y). L «seas Feb 27—vld Casilda, Stadord, Newcastle and New Yor TE: port March 2, Amazon, Moore, for NYork 61h; Southamp- rrut, for de bith: ne otbers as before. Msc cad, Jan 3—Arr Helen Mar Low, ‘Sourabaya Mrssina, Fe 17—Arr Laura, seaman, NYork; Forest King, ere selon on 12—Sld ship Redwood, Ross, Calla, Sxaao! Sete cali port wooing ioc, eae 1 fo rh Clare util, from ——. Mavactnl, Pity Feo 27—In_ port barks Albion Lincola, Putuam, for NYork soon; Eveline, Willard, for NHaven 1% ‘Nelson, do do; Fredonia, Lord, for Crosker, digg iu 9 afew cays; brig Neuvite Tucuer, wig freight; atm Flizeth, Dale, d fe, Dougiaa, dor JW Hi as, NYork 'y MoKae, vener, Sinith, sia aiip Mary Merril, Binstaaa, ra port oa Dark Topeka, Church, csartered to load for merit Ky, at Nuwcastis, prev to Feb 26—Cld Anne Archibald, Sheridan, acs. Feb 23—Arr Georges, Magune, Bristol; Capelia, Bens, Dubiia. ‘PatkiaMo, Feb {9—Arr Lamplighter, Harding, Marsala. Paka, abt Fed al orig “adelpht, for ‘Yorn, we bf alge 0, b 7—ID po ee ship Therese, ete (a! frown Calisa Hampton mes, sicl rcor Hubbard, for NYork 7, ketch Corame for Philadeiphis 10, Bid 6th, brig Brandywine, vaveiro. SUADERLAND, Feb 27—8id Parthenian (not Parthian), Cole, bay a ey a , Hat WANSEA, Fel Trajan, Conant Vaexcia. Feb 2—Arr Ob.lton, Pennell, Por: ort Mahon. £1 Thomas, Feb 23—arreche & W Vanghan (of Providence), Gifford. from Martinique—to sail 2h for Wiumugton, NC oe 1G Peporis Dusluess exseeding!y dull a: Martinique ‘homas About 40 vessels sailed from the me ver port on the ‘wa ult, a all ip batlast, seeking Dasine u Nw. March Li— arr schr Volante, ‘Merrie, NYork; cella, Kavanagh, oo. Cid lah, sehr Fioreace, ig Kay, NYork. Home Ports. ALEXANDRIA, March 15—Arr brig J Freeman, Savan- nab; sobre Granadilla, NOrieans; Mary Clark, Portiend; ida- inilton, N York; Searsville, Boston. LOSTON, March 16—Arr bark Hamiltou, Webster, Per pembuco; tebr F Taft, Haskell Cardenns, "Cld ship ‘Lizzie Hurward, Robinson NOrleaus. barks Sdwia, Clark, Africa: Havana; briga AJ Sweet’ .aivenion: Crimea, Hichbore, ser, Matanzas, J Po;dune, wo iead for Cuber eshte andrew J Horton, lwell Wilmipgion, Del; Brazil, Haws bark Aten ado, from NOriean: Cape Hi No bing sailed ‘others, ithe Arr by tel) oark Burgess Snow Kemedols; isto, Jones Liver ook; My tery, Taylor, Malaga, brig Rio, Goudemough, Gibr: BALTIMURE, March 1¢—arr s'eamship: Hallett Boston; Piedimon’, Powell, h¥ork Di emarara; schrs Onward, bmi, Havana; Alszam Crete Sr Thomas Volant, Hurgens bean Sea. Below bark Maine, from trig ts ‘ilisne vos Nicbsle, West Jadice: scbre George 8 Adams, Chaser do; Apna Hinks, Fin ney, Bi i K, Hie, Liverpool, Fal: mouth, Berry, do; brig Delaware, Kingston. schrs Everglade Calais, | Bark Kedron, Farrgil at 3 Ish ship Arnold Bouloger (Pras), Hashogen, for Rover. dam; brigs Frances Jane, Kirch, for St Johns, PR, and At- lantic (pr), Sims, for xaesdu, NP, do iSth. BATH, March 13—Arr schr sheet Anchor, Hall, Savanaab. Cid Jb, Pans bee Gat Eden, Reed, Mobue. CHARLI eb, shipe New York, Lily, schre ye Winslow C Homer, Homer, « IN, Feb 20—Cld shi a Basonte ery, for Autwero, do, Highlang a jason! "e for Antwerp, do, Tee tavernost do, Bonston, Share, trom do, d Wheeler for NYork, idg; Norumnegs, baunde atibe Poownt, brige Zast, haga ge Pe or NYork ldg; Rice, Loud} fora nchre Piiovs co, for NYork, dg gi ace Field, Robbins, irom 40 4 Post, from Delany, ‘from Mobiie, ing Eases, sie oop. Elizabeth, rows, from WER Del; March i6—The burk Jossph Maxwell, for La oayra; attra Movement, J Vansant. ay Antrim, Kui Rbsgow, lirothers Davidson and B Clyde are ia the roadsiead i MOBILE, stare March 10—Arr sebr Basilide, Meyers. NOrleana. by HANS, March—Air geamanips Chae Morano, Pia ia Gaivesion; Megualia, Jones, Indiauola acd ‘Alice i ¢ Munroe, Cummings, Liverpool; retjen, Hevans; vee & Haysie, Rasdall, Yor! Mary Lucretia, Uibte, rout Chatioeton, Cla sieamanip fens, Lawrers, Gelristen and Ipdianola; te ning ie (Br), Yee Elverpodl Moses Davenport, Cotdr et, Wood, Kio Jane! hr (oy telru nosed be Sr atreh Drags Pacihe, Onad, NY Ra Ly Aaguste, Superior Jobnaon, and Antonio, March 3, Mallet, N ham, Boston. Oli sehr Seloto, Hop: Ww 'T, March 15—Arr schrs Martha Wrightington, ie J pt River for Philadelphia; Joe Farwell, Ped Ach ets Soha Ttowerd, hint Carter, Bama L Crocker, Peunay! harap, aa Win Penne and UNEW LONDON, March 1¢—Arr brig Baron de Castine, Lat: PHIGADELPHTA March i7—Arr 6 eamship Palmetto, Ba Ber, Bostor; barke Rae a Palerma; AA eee Heurit me Rite, bela © farrell, Rio J Walter, i Tatas Inlande’ ‘schre Cortsihinn, Taylor, ew bury} Rn ‘J Hoyt. Starr, Charieston. Uld bark Pim, 1a lor ns achra w LH Larsen, Cloatungos: eler, Corson, ara Minge, Weaver, N PO! N=Uld Be seatnabip Anglo Saxon Me Manton Liver, 00), teeter Chesapeake, Crowe, N York; brig Wi © Clark, Farnsworth, Cardenas. Sid #tsamabip n. Aibieoarr Br seamsbip North Aperiean, Grange, Liver: col: brigs Elsinore, Whitmore j Fomas, govia Kdgartown, sehr ‘warriet Neat, jcrney, Bal 7) Umure. netow. best hig TY rg PRO TD anc) o erch, vay Peet Recceren, Clark, NYork. #it sehr Soe, Mall, Phi iphia (aod an meres pees). Thos as pue “x Yor! PORTSMOUTH, March 15— chr Amelia, Bailey, New ‘ticumonp Mareh 15—Arr steamship ee. Per. bk, NYork; echrs Flora King, Sngett, Uardenas; Margaret, . NS. 5 March 16—Arr (by tel) 7H sees Faulk, hb LS— Arr ach Leoradia. With, yr nr A fonen Gren. — Nore, "gid eh, bark ae hag A semen Hraet Manila via NYork; sehr YF Peteraon sean Wave, Verrill, Bucksport ‘WILMIN' | 1S—Arr pers Jng A. Stanly, NC, March Bimmone, NYork, i4th, Elza, Crowell, Boston, Cid 15th ey, Cardenas; brig Avon, Lewis, pt ~ Lo sobre J oe ¥ Simtth, Smith, Adel*, Corwoo, and 2 arrows, {¢ Nore 9 , My Rover, tao ioe ong Jolerson Tor Pulls . Norm: Kaus Merrill, for iJ ‘Smith, and - PERSONAL. ARON Ly bem | N a ‘THE “TATE. “DR. Abraham Howell, of ‘Will bear of some bis cousin, thing to bis aa’ e by send hhevs inane P. Howell, Wisabeth N.9. NARDENER —THOMAS LEWIS DESPARD WILL Please cali on H.R. Wi be |, 2 Broadway, if Wishes w go to cha G. 7s ONLY Lopaenae: Cae BE FOUND AT . ana. wrest. bi COMMON WEALTH. ¥ THIS SHOULD MRET THE RYE OF SUSAN CORNING, Ireiand some time betore the year Poe rid, late of Ballystookart, n the county of min ire ind rahe ig reqneated to communicate Immediately with eons come here fi with, as by the will ‘Wilitarm =a i ala Yeuse} rei rebanly be, Tot Bere b ” ipsa Cunning baa been for « ideas, tg Upper Canada. oad one me sear Sp: Upper OND) hee tN ‘ eal aii sollettors, 62 Donegall he exeesitors of eaid tion will come to trial very ear): lived with » Mir. James Was some years ago Mayit somerrere sa os in the miata hyd ror pany intormain any ovbe Sully reoeived. ARES 80s NYORMATION WANA voy HENEY, A NATIVE ania, who came to the ite a cA Cy! Yi wil Bh ote ee eee [ATORMATION, WANTED—OF | THOMAS COOGTRE, Thole New Tork about two > Years w Ady information af 34 re rived by Ids brother, Will ato an rsh .¥. NFORMATION WANTED—OF ALEXANDER VETTOH, Pw oo var ch, Cornalun, County Caran, Ireland, who came to this abont four hen phia papers please copy Noe —JOURNEYMEN TAILORS OF NEW YORK will find itto their Interest to call at Mesera. Lyman, Der by & Co.'s. 348 Browlway, Appleton Building, second floor, from 10 A. M. to 3 P. RING INP DRMASION OF COW SOLER” ARTIFS DF Pecial notices of UA are reterted SLD THIS MEET THR RVR OF aRR ET M., He Ie ted to write withowt delay to George Henry ues, New York Fost cfice, ond ald wil) be Well. LITERATUR = | LEDGER IS OUT. "ae LEDGER 18 OUr. + Sos LEDGER 18 OUT. Y tie LEDGER I8 OUT. ‘ ee aca, te SLL GI <3 7 oe _— LEDGER I8 OUT. ae LEDGER 18 OUT. L lami LEDGER I8 OUT. yes LEDGER IS OUT. Y stated LEDGER 18 OUT. pe LEDGER IS OUT. (pas LEDGER 18 OUT. Mine LEDGER 18 OUT. Y ipod LEDGER 18 OUT. pee LEDGEB 18 OUT. i a LEDGER IS OUT. + ct LEDGER I8 OUT. (ps2 panos 18 OUT. bad LEDGER I8 OUT. b fae LEDGER 18 OUT. bi nae LEDGER 18 OUT. 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Y ian LEDGER 18 OUT. ys LEDGER I8 OUT. y bees LEDGER 18 OUT. ya LEDGER If OUT. , om LEDGER I8 OUT. 7 LEDGER 18 OUT. + LEDGER 18 OUT. med LEDGER 18 OUT. sea LEDGER 18 OUT. lad LEDORR IS OUT. [= LEDORR W OUT. HE LEDGER I8 OUT. | NE LEDGRR 18 OUT. T Yaa LADGER 18 OUT. yma LEDGER 18 OUT. ma LEDGER 18 OUT. haa LEDGER IS OUT. — LEDGER 18 OUT. j= LEDGER If OUT. Y asl LEDGER 18 OUT, Y nad LEDGER 18 OUT. T= moan Bowe Ya LEDGER 18 OUT. Tj LEDGER 18 OUT. T LEDORR 18 OUT. T= LEDGER Is OUT. que LEDGER 38 OUT. rpar ceDoRR 18 OUT. ee ryan LaparR is OUT. Fe | N ADJOURNED MEETING OF PERSUNS INTER. AY ested undo PPIwed to the widening of usne street, be. tween Brondway and City Halt "rlae, Will be ‘bela at No. 96 Patan as: tia 18th inai., a: 736 P.M. By order of ROBE oT JONKS, ‘Chairman. ‘ION TO HOTEL BEPERS. 1 understand that several persons are wraveling about ud country represeutiog themselves ua agemie for ‘chtedam Aromauc Schnapps, and selling the #419 lon and pipe. beg leas fo cngtion hotel koepere aud the pubite against naters. ‘Fhe sapuiae eclineppe te onl snd pint poliles, with dhe propslotor's uae oy tke eta ee cork, and a facsimile of *y 's s"Rnature on the lahel. pA wiht saving ail persacn who have Weol etndod by tngssinepioteon Osataaaee ae atae tas the cobe cannot be collgctoa by law. Ones of fraud, UbonrHo woure, 22 Beaver atreet. WYBERD, 68 Maiden lane, fs willin:, from. t patronage beslowed upon his patent diuaive day to exiend, by a Feduetion ts. price, tae usefalter tion 26 all whose preraisenregnines ool light ‘Quotes ge mnder:—Inaestructible metallic plates $2 60 per foot, formerly $4; ribbed or fluted looking gises, “ti Oper squire foot. N, Ii,—The metallic plates guarantled, tg th CONSCLER” AND the iy NOTICE. “FANNY "—Onrriers, venders and otbers ex be supplied lth these popular braniuot ebewing tobacco by apniniag to ; Ps manufacturers, HANDLES & BARBE! NTRACTORS.—PUBLIC NOTICE I8 HEREBY sealed pi will de Now York. Tons tn aoa B \oaice, lay of Maret Surveyor's EY aes LAC, Pie ott day, ing, curbing, guiseried '. M. ol , for grating cur! 4 [. vin apd Seeaing nidewathe to ihe totlowing theota ald ot “ viz:— Newark street, from Washiagton aicect to the line Third street, from Washiorton wreck to 100 feat weet af Mon yw street; Fourth street, irom street to River street; ith Gi aterly line of Wil: low street,’ Seventh street, from ‘sixest to the easterty line of Garden from Secon sireet to Fourth atroet; Garden Fi wo sith Streeta All the above’ work to he dive to pianeand spect y wade oy WW. Shippen, Ey, iy Surveyor, which plans kd ap are 10 6 wend office, the ‘at Honoken. and the sald ‘will be recei form to be ohained ‘at the City Bu Purreyor's ofies, and panied with the names of ai Penrerern oes POLITICAL. 6PD WARD.. <x ME MEETING “OF THE RR REGULARS or the war wil be held at Schatfer's, Forty six'h street. on Thuraday evening, at 74; o'e'ock P.M. Business. of im: portance will be brought beiore the meeting By orier of RENCE Ja RILBY, Presiden Cuanirs ALBERTSON, Sec. SPECIAL MEKTING OP THE SOOLBTY OF REO Jars will be hetd this (tnureday he At 163 Howery, memzers, please be punciual, JOHN | NcLKOD MORPHY, President, Bee, Warten L. Cassin, NGUAGH, AP TRE yiare.—A couree of foar leo- lay of each week, at 8 o'clook, i wort RES IN THE FRENCH # Spivaler Tastivute, Union sy se will be delivered on ; by Professor BLIK C4AKLIEK, director of the Frenc! tute for young geutiemen, 48 Kaat Twenty-fourth street. Subjccta:— March 18. March 2. April Aprils. - Beranger. sours: 81 60; ‘single tickets, 0 cenis, to be had at Leek wrod’, in roadway, and at Ohristern’s, 763 Broadway CIENCK AND THE BIBLE —DR. DOREMI8 WILL deliver the second Jecture of the course at the New York Kast Thirteentu street, on Thursday evening, ‘The soliditioation of carbone acid gee oe hone ol ne usirauons ipa mey be procured oi Mesars. yu, Rughton,JMeakim, or Green, phar- maceutista, Hroadway. ALLY 110.—THE meet at Hongland neh inst « dar ROOKLYN FOX HOUNDS WILL Fest New York, on Saturday, the Yo'clock. The tox is just caught and tsa We anticipate a run in good earnest. E £0NS OP MAL! of Brooklyn.—a lodge will be he March 18, ut ¥ o'clock. wor No. 137 Moatagucé: Ciasses will be continned ui Pupils received at any time, IS PULMAN BKGS TO ANNOUNCE TO HER friends and to the pubiis in general, that she ts opening a new dancing academy in the large and elegant roms $2; Hourion street, two blocks exat of trodwoy. All the uew and fushionsbis dances wil be taught '¢ m every ednendey and Swturday nigat, trom 8 until 12 0’c mencing next Saturday, March 2), with ® grand orshestra, Admission tor « gentleman {@ cemis. 663 BRCADWAYIMBE BAUVAGEAU'S DANCING academy (oppoai noen aud everiog tor levso. and tress Toeedaye. Thucsdaye snd Serardaye Lae Lan sions "taught Wi.hout ext a charge at tbe eveniog praction, Bent m Se, _ REWARDS REWARD—FOR @ LITTLE BROWN Dod, EIGHT werk ld. with wbite spoia 09 exch toni, while taroat, white spot ou th he tali, and about tan Tubes high. Foo acy weal away Xen Monday sighs shout cei, Bees ihe drug siere, corner of Alien and new Canal street, where the reward will be paid. <[oar, A LADY'® MOROCOO BAQ, IN house, ion ta eee camsisiog about BIS indy ifeen io pick it up ts krown, Spa Feaaemiad SiSeenmes when ibe RRWARD. LOST, ON THE ATT INAT | 4 LARGE Diack old Newfoundland dog; had om ® brass collar. Marecorery. 101k, Tetley: Mjrue Howe oad Biss recovery, fet avenue wil be cheer gly paid he aNtve reward, $ REWAR UNDLAND DO@ A NEWFOUNDLAND DOG ‘bout two fect highs haa white breast moo white tp op tail; alao, two front feet, on the toes white. Avy person bring- ing the srme to IS] Greenwich atreet will receive the above reward. Answers to the name of Prince. $50 RETARD LOst, OX MONDAY EVENING March }5 in the water closet of Delmoateo's hotel, commer of Broadway and, Cnamrers street, & gold hu cane lever watch (M, J. Tobias & C0, Liverpooi 2,805 The spend to m EINE alk ‘oo riobon to which was attached an uguecers ring. ring. The finder wi be rewarded by leaving {t nt the desk of Deimontco’s hotel. $1. 000, REWARD. —ONION BANK, NEW YORK, March 16, 1€4—One thousand dollars reward be paid by this bank for the apprebensi custoay. fo" this of Henjamin K ri in thie Dany datlter Uo large one to m Sai i rovber aga igof sight form. abou re feet aight inebi ts aandy babe and Whiekorv; bas 8 peeutar Rabi. of carrying fis arme cxtauded from ke boay, Tod ia wbout 88 oF 40 years of age, @ H. ARTHUR, Cashier. LOST AND FOUBD. OUND—ON BATURDAY, MAROH Ti, IN se. Avie churchyard, a pocketbook. The owner, on Pensea of adver NH, may Have iby spoiviaget mussion office, 31 Vesey aurec OSTA MEMORANDUM LOOK, FOR Iss IN THR train from New York to Philadelphia, am the Weth inate several railriad tickets in it hut oo: thing of use 10 oy one but the cwruer who will pay €3 for ie return to 47 Albemarle street, Baliimore; f by mall the money shall b* sent on reevipt J.c. ‘ORT— YESTERDAY, BETWEEN TEN AND eLEyaN o'clock A. M. the Firth avenue, between Tweoty- and ary. streets, & sable viccoriue, lived with. i Fath arent we ibersi reward will be paid by leaving it at. CS L°t.'.'4 LADY® GOLD WaTCH, WITH i i ‘on Runéay evening last, while golng from New ork to ye, w church. vin Fultog ferry; a black moire ~ antique ribbon wae attached ‘o it The finder wil! be suliad! a I] by leaving 1 wita Billiman, Mativews & Oo. Soon L* A on PAN OF ARTIFIVIAN Fears. iN GO- ing from Bleeeker to Walker street. The fader will be the bookkeeper a be street. nd ie re ee, DRAWN “BY THE SUBRCRIBER TO hy tor $4M, due June 2 Paya. “ne inet negollating the ame ny raat ing the a papay beep WATCHES, JEWELRY, ; ao. nUNPAY, T BARGAINS FOR ©. ual received, huatin, Bnglish patent levers, $50, and all other wiyfea equally few 4% GHO 0. ALLEN, Importer, Wholesale ond retail, No. 11 Wail seeond Lous 18 ANRTOH, JEWELER, @00, BROADWAY. ro abors Amity raved table forca ant at dozen, eos pitta aoe waren metas ‘Will be sold this woek, at c ver and diamonds, will be io oF Fy: vie SATE fie eee way, opposite Great eee memareene $500 $i,000.—WANTRD TO OMAR, ATA 0) "Narenin n mS saree ladies’ or aes stone or clus os Tnquirs of cays ati second floor, A am es aaned aaameeal ATRIMONTAL—MADEMOISELLE VIOLETTA BER- i Pars, will send to any part of the MNGi recent from ss wal ate or te on the lan Vio |, ATG Srocewups few York. WRPES and LIQUORS. THe INDIA AND OLD PALE, STOOK et Sam re act amber ain be »: eter Skolt ad Nanhai: satan ORRS: HORTON AND awe SMA PARR AR Pits sles are univerm&y acknow to be agual i orived a the office of the ‘brewery, 188 sizth yond gold at tees than hell price. San, BLIIBON, Li of, Big! wnAian “eth , Somat bee Mi ie eben Sine } oe. the hn aeoteh whishion, “Be vet sfnpori y % ls agent tor Wh 30.8 Batons ale, whieh | 4 the Gnew’ on aral vom vr Saar Bor pale by the bogehend