The New York Herald Newspaper, March 31, 1858, Page 5

tutroduction of the minority reoort by Mr. Hanford, Peport trow companioa, a9 by My. Boach’s bill, and objecting to any logisia- to DAM sPecitic rates Of taro. ‘the Railroad adjournmeat. Assewbly dlscuased the repeal of the Railroad As- e wa ment law in Commiuieo of tae Whole. Ap ointments by the Governor. ™ (OT ARIES Kings.—Joha Rankio, Isaac Badeau, dale, Wa. J. Oabor.”, Martin H Dixson, of Brooklyn. New York —Quentix McAdam, Robort B. Campbell, Wil- yam Bioomfeid, A. De Win falswio, nari 88 B Maclay, Ebenezer er, Augustus Hoffman, Eoward Gottman, Cbarien A. Cray, C.T. Buckley, Swith £ Lave, Jobo Black, Georg? Woodman, Alexander Robertson Rogers, Isaac ‘Van Winkle, Gerdon Plummer, Irving Faris, Jobo Mosoriey, Raward P. Ciark, Alloa C. ‘Washington, Henry V. Lovell, Cnarles Nauz, John Living- «pton, William Allen ‘COMMISSIONRRS TO LOAN CERTAIN MONEYS OF THUS UNITED STATES New York.—Eagar Ketcham, Nathaniel Jervis, Jr., of Wow York city. Fire at Loog Branch. Lond Branca, March 80, 1858, the Half way House, in this place, ‘with the adjacent |. Were destroyed by tire tast evening. Tae fre is pup; ose to have been the work of au incendiary. ‘The bulluings were not cccupiea, and were owned by J. Ducevery of the Body of Stoubs, the Mur: derer. Westra, Mrss., March 30, 1858. The body of Stoubs, wo murdered his wite aud two oer last, Was children in this place ’en Tuesday In Decooa>er ta ar Bouer’s inquest ts pow being held. The pavenahy sae no donbta exist io the miads of the ity bui that it is the body of Stouds. Tne Townsend Case. Menmrsvitty, C. W., March 30, 1850. ‘rm terest in Townsend's trial contisues wit - + Atarge namber of witnesses were sworn to day pos ‘tively identifying him. The case will proba- bly continue, ali the week. fadkins. . Cuanunstow, Marc 20, 1858. Sareh , ‘udkins, loading at Apalachicola w coven for Liverpoo, Was destroyed by fire on Satarday. Whe Nash Ville at Charleston. = Cianuasr0%, March 29, 1858. The United States mah Steamship Nashville, Cap Murray, from New York, «®f:ved here at half-past five o'clock this afternoon. i vannah, The Fiorida Shean rah 2 208, The United States mail steamsh. ? “lortda, from New York, urrived hore this morniag at ao, “2 o'clock. Boston Weesly Bank ‘ement. pay EPR eee woh $0, 1088: ‘The following are ths footings of our baok » tSement for ‘the past week:— pir March 22 March 20. 31,950,000 81,960,000 ee 51,899,000 61,632,500 Dec.S38,500 7,735,000 7,006,500 1116..170,000 Amount’ due ‘from vther baaks....... 6,057,700 6,925,500 Inc., 132,200 Amount due to other . + 6,984,000 6,304,800 Dec. 620, 400 + 19}170'000 18'845 ‘000 Ine..284'0. 183, 600 Dec. 3,900 AM. | ON. aM | — aM) = ° AM [NE 44 A.M. | ON. «44 47) ALM. | NUE. 43 59) AM LNW. —|AMIN —{am | w. 44 64 ALM] ON. 42 31/ A.M. | E. 40 42) Me — 39 17] M.S. 38 53) AM. N. 38 37 AML Marke ‘New OxLEANS, Marci 2, 1802. ‘The sales of co'ton to-day were 16,000 bales wt Lixo. @ Uke for inkddling. Sugar—Fair to fully fe foc 4 8%, ‘Red wheat Yc a $105. Freights--Cotton te {'srpoo! sd. Mosinee, Marca 29, 1358. ‘Under « large speculative demand prices for co’ 1 are ‘vory firm, with an advascing tondoucy. The sales to-day, @ bowever, were ouly 700 bales, at 11 4c. for middling. Cuantesron, March 29, 1858. ‘The Ni "e advices bave had no effect on our cotton market. The sales to day were 1,900 bales, at unchanged rates. Cuantavrom, March 30, 1858. Cotton firm. Sales to-day 1,600 bales. Bairimons, March 30, 1858. Flour steady. Wheat dull; white at $1 10 2 $1 30. Corn active and Whiskey steady. unchanged. Provisions active and firm Coffee active; Rio, 10%c. a 120. hopes for the time to come, which hopes, of course, qentortained by their friends as weil hers as tiers. Lot ters recetved from Mexico state that those officers who left here a few weeks ego by & Spaciah steamer, in order ge Vern Cruz to Mexico, in conseqaence of General Zul- Oaga’s decree recalling all who beld any office under Santa Anpa’s government, were provented from landing at Vera Cruz; even their surrender was asked for, but retused by ‘the captain of the Spanish man-of-war; then hey landed ‘at a email port in the neighborhood, and tried to reach Mexioo secretly. We do not know yet whether they suc- Coeded or not. City Intelligence. Pronane Monpen —About half past 8 o'clock Inst even- ‘ing, as Engine Company No. 31 was returning home from the fire in Pear! street, when near the corner of Chatham and Mulberry, © man was ecen to throw a stone from off the ‘top of a building on the above corner at the fire company, but it fell upon the head of a woman named Bridget Ruakin, who was passing at tho timo, cutting a deep gash in ber skull. She was knocked down by the Diow. Several policemen, who were on the corner at the timo, immeaiately conveyed her to the New York Hospt- tal, Where ker wounds, were pronounced dangerous aud . Every elfort was mais to nereat good Bis soa.” ‘aus dred the veick us enit to belong to the “ Dead Rabbit’ crow’, and who made fan attack upon the above company on Monday night. vory large “tims, no coubt with the intention of going in fora fight; bu! the members of No. 31 passed on, paying no at- stention whatever to them. Pree 1x Prant Staxet.—About"T o'clock last night a fire Broapway —The equestrian season will terminate to might mentary testimonial to the re- » SAAT ane SA Soa Ps wt ecard medal. Ninto’s.— Ravel troupe will appear to-night In the | py Galle “Nicodemus” and phn of Quran Mire Raniretta dances on the tight rope between # pant Bowser — The simers Luctlle and, Helen have made quite & hit in the drama stylea the “Three Fast Mew,’ whic! ye ven, tonight, With the favorite play of the “Maid and apie Bonton's.—The attrnetions for thin evening comprise the successful drama called “The Mormons,” the “Sports of “Ailas’’ by the Hutchinson brothers, and ® new farce styled o*earah’s Young Man.”” WArsacr’s.< Miss A, Rebertaon and vartons popalar memners of the company will this evening appear in the great military drams of “Jessie Brown,” and ine exurava- Fanr called “Blue Belle” Lana Kexnn’s.—The beautiful fairy of “The Fives,’ and Buckstone’s exciting drama entitled “Green Bushes,” are sunounced for to vigh. Miss Keene haa fine haracters in both, and will be ably supported, ‘Awenicas Myseom.—The dramatic adaptation of the “Bride of an Rroning” continues stra large audiences every fwiternoon and night, notwithstanding the time it haa been runmna. o wp Woon tender a choice selection of negro Gro. Orta nnd burionyues, backed by A. Laughable tarce Rnduke elegant panorama of the sleigh ride through Brond- bet oy —— xt BROTHERS isons q ee a comtealitien of all, kinds, Ia which Jerry and Dan Act conapicuows parts, ‘The “Bseaped Chinamen’’ i to be the Aterplece. Rrooxuys ATHaxec™. —The pictorial illustrations of the Sxpioradons of the lamented Kane and his companigna In the Arctic regions are to romain on exhibition here for afew Gays, rogramme tbat te, well NEW YORK FRKALG, WibwespAY, MARGE »." ae News from Cuba. OUR HAVANA CORKKSPONDENOR. Havana, March 29, 1966. The Capture of Another Slaver—English Naval Movements —the Sugar Markets. Yesterday forenoon the British steam sloopof-war Styx, Captain Vesey, of six guns andtwo hundred and ‘eighty horse power, came into this harbor from Matan- zas. Following in her wake was a schooned called the Panchita, which had been captured as a slaver by ths Styx. She also reported having recently captured, at sea, a large ship, without colers, but which was fully fitted ous for the slave trade, aud which had three thou. Band onzas and upwards ou board. Sae¢ had deen seat to Jamaica. The here suppoee the ship to have Deen the Spauish ship Amelia, which sailed a abort time ago, baying cleared for Marvelles, Tory also say nde bad but $3,600 on board, and they ought to know. ‘fue Brith cruisers appear bave received some iaforma- tion which induces them to be partiwularly active. The Styx went to sea again last eveving, as is believed, on the track of another slaver, of wuich she bad received some intelligence. Tas nab screw Yine-of-beitle ship Brunswick Capt Ommuney, of eighty-one gune and four oundred horse power, also came into this harbor yesterday. One of her Officers told me she was on her way to Eagland. She is a fine looking ship. ‘Sugar, with a drisk market, advanced half a real yes- te . No alteration in molasses or in freights. é ling exchange had mproved. I quote sterling 11% to pty 4 i cent premium. Other exchanges as last report- ed. No alteration in freights, ‘The Search for Thomas Allsop, ‘That Thomas Allsop, the Koglishman charged with com- Piicity in the recent attempted assassination of the Empo- ror Napoleon, has been in this city is an indisputable fact. Police Commissioner Bowen has said that he had “ rosson to believe’ that Allsop was bere. A Wall street journal recently etated that it was “enabled to state positively that he was bere.” Officer King, of the detective force, says he has seen him, and recognized him from the description, and the fact seems to be pretty generally conceded. It is a Police Commissioner's businoss to know ‘of the presence of partios suspected of crime; it is not at all surprising, as Allsop was a broker, that a Wall street journal should know of his whereabouta; and the descrip- tion of him was £0 perfect, that the officer could hardly have boon mistaken. Ho is doscribed to be aboat sixty years of age, full six feet high, with fair complexion, light gray eyes and hair, strongly built, with @ stoop, as if round shouldered. With these poculiarities, is i3 fair to presume that when once seen, ht would be recognized. As to his preseat whereabouts, there appears to be as much mystery aa thore was about his presence in the country. One journal says it has reason to believe he is in Brookiyn; Polio: Commissiouer Bowen says he don’t know; tbe Britis and French Conaule say that he might walk the streets wishout dread of thoir intertereuca; aud Deputy Superintendent: of Police Daniel Carpenter says that “ be knows whether be is in New York or not, he has got him safo where he can’t be a; aud be wit teil the new for $100." The liberal offer bas not yet been accepted, and if the French or Engissh government want to know whore he,is they can, it fbn d the information, oe He is reported wo be respectively in Savaanad, in Brooklyn, ia Pittsburg aad to this olty, and would require the of # “jack o’lantern’” to be where ho is represenied to be. 4s to the nce of Eoglish and French detectives !@ search of ‘hat fact seoms also to be env: in some mystery. ‘Neither dhe Freach or English Consuls kuow of gay such officers being here, nor have they, as has been erroneously |, aaked the co- Operation of the poitan police in tracking . vo for the purpose of kidnapping him? yy have not recelved any orders from their reraments for hie apprehension, because’ if be cad be taken out of thé Country it cau oaly a ‘Washingt Tt has ag Me itive), at Washin, » Tt n positively \ " for on King, aad wished capture cf Allsop, but o@icer King bas Tequest. The French Commu, with the is indigvant at she falee re- eon circn'ated his al- = i i 5 E and he is too wood an odserver of Jawto 0nd himself 17 aby such illegal as well as unnocoasary atcrmpt. But, though no attempt has been mate to kidasp Alisop, aud though the Consuls may not be aware of H, there have undoubdtediy veen fore:yn officers hero, aided by onr own police, who have kept # careful lookout, vo as to be able to secure their man-at the proper ‘ime, should he ever be required, It ia a fert that officers of the Metro- ~ furce, with the consent of high ofticiais in the force, ve been aiding in the eystem of cepiomage on Allsop’s movements, and in view of the rewaras which hrve been offered by the French and English governments for bw capture, were much displeased at the peremptory order Commissioners not to meddle wich the affair. of the itis not true that there was ever any clesign to kidnap or ab- » Bs iho most dha was intended was to sharp eye on him in case he should be needed. gi the English and French Coasula should be done has been the sole foun- the silly Kerteny wt tid been cir- culated regarding their @mplicity with the alleged plan of police are undoubtedly ate "8 present abiding _ as be was closely watched while stopping In Worth street, which he did for some weeks, and since his to Brookiyn, where, from the removal ayy mr end now in faucied seou- band of German and French socialists the propriety of calling « public meeting to excite aympa- balf—eo that on the whole, Mr. Atlsop {3 attracting more attention than he doudtices would rought out to this ent wishes him, he will be promptly forth- process of law. Almost a Fight tn the City Hall. MEETING OF THB ASSESSMENT COMMITTRR OF THE COUNCILMEN—A SERIOUS RUPTURE BETWEEN TWO LAWYERS —EX JUDG WIITING STRIKING FROM TILE SHOULDER. ‘The meeting of the Committee on Aasesxmenta of the Board of Councilmen yesterday was a acene rare and ro- markable. The subject which the committee had under consideration was the petition of certain property owners on Lexington avenue, who object to paying more than half the amount of money for which they are assessed to pay the contractor for paving the avenue with Belgian pave ment, from Twenty-ninth to Forty second streets, on the ‘Doth sides of the question. ‘On this occasion ez-Jadge Whiting appeared of the and Richard Mott wae ag coun. el for Jobn £. Morell, the counsel for the waa the in reply. course, under such circu the pro coed could not remain long uninterruy ‘The peti- toners’ counsel was soon raised to excitement ‘stated that there was tones on Lexington avenue where should have been. Here the contractor's counsol said, “That is not trae, and we cen itnesaes, Judge Whiting now cited, and at once re- torted by vehement Your statement ty untrue, and if it were utside o this T would eot permit you to speak A great oped the forther progress of every mower stopped the : x ne of the committee jumped and used ail his efforts to restore order. a0 were tn- terested tried to shout w' fication of the conduct of his own Person in the room entered more or soene. Amid such an uproar itterly impossible to an- derstand alt that the result of this portion of the altercation offorts of the committes ‘were at length rufficient to arrange matters so that the counsel who had been ie. Sacha tels os erens micas which was A eawene, ke 4 not choose to mask the excite him, «few drawing one » i and ‘coated Sec wou! a plain lie,” said he, ‘and in & loud tone of the same time casta look of defance at Mr. Mott. The lator now stood mence. par toge ‘a Joud hasty voice, we found it impossible to exact words of the second coniradiction. The confusion instantly buret forth afresh. bx Judge Whiting exclaimed that he would not suffer such an insult, while at the same time he pulled off his coat and, with an unusual d of oxpertness and agility, placed himeelf in a pugil atti. tude and made a rush towarde his opponent, who was at ‘an opposite side of the room, and who at once put himself in a defengive position. The members of the committee, however, who were fortunately between the belligerents, with the assistance of 8 number of the clients of both law. yers, who instantly interposed their efforts in favor of the restoration of the entente cordiale, 9 * con. siderable diffleulty, in restraining the would-be assailant from coming in furious collision with bia opponent. room was now the scene of a perfect tumult, one of the belligerents exctaiming that he woul! not receive an ‘nault from Goliath, while the other, who had not Jost all his soit contro! toatily replied that the case woul be different if the ‘ , cobuoal bed not received his fees. The chairman 8f the committee in vain threatened to adjourn . In vain were the Mees aad br = their conduct should be that of gentlemen. In vai tho clients use their influence to have order established. All was conrusion till the two members of the bar had ‘wasted themecives, Rut the influence of the “peace party” at length gained the ascendancy, and a show of order re-established which, by the adoption of un comally ake measures, (he committee very imperfectly Panaged to maiptain ugM they adjourned, THE FAMILY BERALD, Expedition— dYews from Nicaragua—Congressivnal Pro- oe ‘dings—Latest Bews, dic., dio. The Famy Heratp of day, among othor mat tern of tm ‘ereat, will contain — Two wee ta Ister News from Califoruir—A Sn Fragedy at Grass Valley —Birihs, Marriages and Deodw—Miscofancous Treme, &e., Ae. News from Niveragua—Reception of Gen. Lamer—The Yriearri Treaty not \tkely to be Ratified, &c., &e. The Position of Mex{co—An Intoreating dynoptical View of the Country—Politics, Agriculture, Minerale, Manufsctures, Value of Landed Property, Population—Natural Wealth of the Country—Its Geographical Poultion, &¢., &c. New York pring Fashions—Opening Day in the Metropo Ms—Grand “ Revival’ in Fashion, Ac., &c.—The March Fash- fons in Paris, Interesting Letter from Utah—Letter from Col. Johnston— Life in Camp—Experience of « Volunteer, 4c. “ Dinna Ye Hear the Slogan !—Ourious Similarity between Fact and Ficiion—The Siege of Lucknow vs. the ‘Tales of the Crusaders""—Sir Walter Scott va, a Newspaper Correspondert. Doings st Washington—Report of the Proccedings of Congress. Progrese of the Religious Revival in the Metropolis— Sermon to the Firemen—Tho Poltoc * Awakoned”—Rev. Mr. Cory at Burton’s Old Theatre—Inctdents, &c., &c. Editorial Remarks on prominent events of the day, ‘The Local Incidents of this and adjoining cities of general Interest A Full Report of the Prices of all kinds of Marketable Pro- duce, eare‘ully corrected each week. ‘The Latest Intelligence received up to the time of publi- cation, Together with Police Reporte—Theatricsl Matters—Report of the Cattle Market—Money and Commercial Markets—Mar- riages and Deaths—forming a great mass of interesting, use- ful and mircelianeous rending. ‘Terms—Only ,$2 a year; four cents aainslecopy. Tobe obtained at the office of the Henatn and of all news ageata, ‘The Metallic Tabict Razor Strop Can be eblained, genuine, at J. 4 8. BAUNDERS’ sore, No. 7 Astor House. On the ‘idening of Reade street, lat of veld picture gallers is for sale, with a tex and contents. No 289 Broadway, Crowds V the Emportum Daty—aAli wie WATKIN'S bats and caps unequalled. Old stand Fulion street. Every Man his Own Style. Bee CENIN’S now spring models. 214 Broadway, opposite 8, Paul's, Hats for Eveaybody.—Koox has a Dozen different sry les of hat to ascommodate the wants of tris ous: ers, and the Individual who cannot ve suited at his eatab- lishment most be remarkably dificult to please. Ae bas no old stock on hand, but everything is fresh, elegant, stylish Price as usual, only four doliars Old, os grave enc «ey. all id patronize KNOX'S, No. 212 roadway, corner of Fulton street. Hats.—Gertiemen, on your way down or up town. stop at WHIT): & BIRD'S and examine their spring bat—it fs the gem of the season. 23 Maiden ane, corner Nasaau strect, 7 Fashionable Clothing—Cheap at Retall, Broadway, second floor. wi SMITH, successor to Boughton, 256 RR Herves, Horses, Horses.—Seratches Cured. Ask for Compound Lotion at 113 Third avenue. $1 botie’ Meerschaum Pipes.—A Splendid Assortment of the above pipes received per Arabia. NEWCOMBE & BON, 39134 Broadway. Batchelor’s Hair Bye, Wigs and Toupees— ‘The beat in the world. surpassing all made. Sold and applied at the mandfactory, Broadway Hetr—I embellieh ment. Fall, thie The whole treat GRANDJEAN, 3 Ohareh sireet. of Color, carefully by Ciirchugh’s Wigs and Toupees—Light, dura bie, matorni, end » perfect fit. No. 162 Fulton gueet corner of B.oodway, up staira, Hair Dye—Best in the World.— of superter make for sale aud dye applied Great Ar: tval ~We Learn that by the Steam- er Northern Lig.™', 3.000 pounds of green turtie have reach- ed our city, co. #igmed to our celebrated restaurateur, WILLIAM PALMA t, wlio Hits them for sale ut 20 Broadway. H's Bair Dye . Black or Brown, 4 Shillings abox Bo,'d at No. } Barclay! street, and by all Radical Cure Tr dages, elastic stockings, &c., at MARSH & ©O.'B, No. 2 Vesey Holloway’s Pills._Every Atom of Mercury, fron, or other mineral, introduced into the systorm eaves ils mark behind. These are & conrbination of Bealthh pererteteeE tad sclote cree’ coat * ‘andregw 1 SGGae tee ‘Wigs for $5 at Cameron's Manutmetory, Wo a ‘street, Brooklyn. For s*yie and quality we challenge “a as weil jent ‘FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. ‘Tuxspay, March 30—6 P. M. The stock market was more buoyant this morning, with lees activity among speculators. At the first board Mis- souri State sixes advanced X por cent; Mudsoa River Railroad, YX, Michigan Southern, preferred, 1; do., com- mon, X; Galona and Chicago, 1; Cleveland and Toledo, 34; Chicago and Rock Island, , Pacific Steamship Company declined 2 per cont; New York Central Railroad, \4; Erie, 4. The Buctuations in Pacific Mai) Steamship stock hay for some days past been to some extent, A few days since it sold at 70 per cent. At the first board yesterday it eold at 79 per cent, and this morning at 743g 9 76 per cont. Reading opened and closed weak this morning. ‘Tho road ta doing a vory small business, and the compasy will have to reduce ita tolls very largely to got oven an ordinary amount of business. At present nearly the on- tre trade of the Schuylkill coal region takes the canal. if the present rates on the canal and railroad are maintained, it ia estimated that the canal will do the bulk of the busi- ness for this year, The coal carrying companies conter- ing at this port, or rather upon the waters of New York bay, have put their rates for freight very low, and the advantages of thia port for shipping coal will compel the Philadelphia companies to hold out greater inducomenta to the mining companica to secure even a portion of the trate, This will result at no very distant day in the ruin of all the transportation concerns. Hudson River Railroad etock waa in vory active demand this morning. It opened at 28 and left of at 255% percent cash. After the board it sold at 30 por cent. The shorts in this stock are likely to have a nico ‘time of it in making their deliveries. The company is in a very prosperous condition, and wili show some very tat- tering resulta trom this year’s business. This road bas never been subjected any sharp fnancicring, and bever added a doliar to tts capital or debt by the payment of unearned dividends, The entire capital stock is only thirty-seven thousand shares, and but email portion ia on the market, Canton Company was very firm this morning. After tho board an influential party offered 2254, buyer 60 days, for seventeen hundred shares, and no seller appeared. Panama opeawed and closed at prices current yesterday. There ts very little stock on the mar ket. Cleveland and Toledo closed pretty stemty this morning at 45 a 45), per cemt The company have formally apnounced the passing ot the April divkiend. It will bes long time before this road esrns a dividend or resumes payment, The funded and floating debta are running up very fast, aod will continue to adsorb the on tre not earnings. Chicago and Rook Island has been vory quiet for some days. The company have not formally announced the passing of the April dividend, but we pre sume that a fow days will determine the matter. Tho 10th of April is tho regular dividend day. There was e emall eale of Sixth Avenue Ratiroad stock this morning at 108 per Cent, whieh is an ai vance. ‘At the second board a better feeling prevailed and bet tor prices were realized. Cumberland Conl advance! % por cent; Canton Company, %; Erie, §; Hudson River, 1%; Panama, 14; Galena and Chicago, }4; La Crosse and Milwaukie, 4. Michigan Southern, guaranteed, fell oft % percent. After the board still higher prices ruled, and the market closed very firm. For Hudson River 3075 was bid and Sl asked. For Roading, 48% bid and 4 asked, There is a strong upward movement in Sludson River, and operators for arise feel confident of carrying it up to higher points tan have yet been touched. There ig everything in the condition of the company to justify such a course. The quotations for New York Central in London show an advance of three per cent. Such an improvement ia calculated to increase orors in this mar kot for foreign account, and to enlarge the limit for those previously sent. There has been an active demand for sterling exchange for the packet from this port on Wednesday, aud the rates have improved. Woe now quote banks and bankers’ bills at 74 08 per cent premium. On Paris 5f. 20 a Sf. 16% ‘The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day aa follows: — Total receipts... . sees ger 40 65 Total payments ee cc cicceee wees 133,379 00 Total balance... eveueee +++ 5,924,058 §6 SE aeaaeeeneee | the reodipes to-day tten.."° $56,060 from custornt, ti pated thitde $9,090 om. ornin drags. The dinexed @ Rew York to foreign ports for the week and siti Jan, 1.. 1656. 1857. 988. - $1,40%,059 1,795,749 1,814,080 + 16,407,069 15,094,238 22,605,22 $18,966,012 17,429,087 13,900,006 The steamship City of Bmitimore, at this pot from Liv- erpool, brings us tour days later advices. Tho nows is of & favorable character, politicay and financially. Console closed at 96% 8 967; for money, and 98% « 97 for ac count, The money market was without change. The outside rates for monoy ruled a 2 923 per cent. 1p cot- ton a decline of 4. is reported on all qualities, Bread- stuffs and provisions ware dull, but without change in prices. From the manufactaring districts the acooun's wereof a lets favorable character. In Amorican stocks there bad been quite & moterate business. New York Central shares were quoted at 83 per cent in London. priate ‘Tmmer, Maron 80, 1868. $10000 Ind States's, .. 150 wha Erie RR.,.610 235 10 15 10 100 dO... 160 do. boo 224 95 Lil Central RI 9 Del&HudCanaiCo 110 105 do... 92, 50 do,.....800 10034 200 Clv & Pitabz RR. 14 (00 Cum Coal Co. 18 80 Gal & Chicago RR 91 do......b60 1834 437 do 91K 16 Pacific M St’p Co, $ £5 do. 20 do 20 La Crosse&MiIRR SECOND BOARD. $23000 Indiana 2%’e. 56 100ehs NYCenRRs30 87 3000 N ¥ Con RR 6's 901; 6 Erie Raliroad, Aa 1000 HR RR iatmige 97 50 do. 0 23g PRICES. 2% MSKN, ips 46 2436 Panama........106% 106 19 Tiinols Central,.925, 93 873¢ Galena & Chic....92 wy 2% Cev'd & Toledo. 454% 45, 1 Rock 1.75 (1556 an " Michigan Cont ..66% aif Mich $0 & N. Ind. 2334 REPORTED SALES OF BONDS AND STOCKS AT AUCTION. By A. H. Nicolay. $2,000 Watertown and Madigon RK 8's....int, added 14 1000 La Grogee and Milwaukie RR. Va... | B4t, 2 3,000 Northern Indiwna RR. 7’s,...... 620 Great Weetern Marine Ins. ecrip of 1957 820 San Mutual Jaserance sorip of 1850... 28 Mutual Insurance serip of Pa 500 “ # Atlantic Mutual Ineurance scrip of 1887 ‘16 sts Pork Bank 10 Montauk Fire Insurance Co. 36 Beekman Fire [neurance Oo, 266 Farmers’ Loan and Trus?Co. 111 Second Avenue RR, CITY CO“MERCTAL REPORT. Tomar, March 20-6 P. M. Basavsrurrs —Flour—The market, under tLe induence of the foreiga pews by the Oty of Baltimore, was ex- tremely heavy, While the tales were contined to about 5,000 a 6,000 dbus. , chiefly to the local and Eastern trade, at about the following range ¢f prices Superfine sate. Extra Btato.,.... . ‘Western and Ohio superfine. Extra Olio and Western,. Canadian superfine and extr Corn sgvecsceaseseseess 18:0 355 Extra brands of Clio wero not picuty aad wore lose de- pressed than con.mon grades of Western Canadian wad steady, the stock was light with sales of 200 a 300 bbw at prices. Seuthera brands were more steady, with enies of 400 s 600 bbis , at the above quote tions. 'Ryo four was steady, bui sales limited at quote tions. Corn men! was tn fair demand, and about 400 dbis. Jersey and Brandywine wore sold at quotetions, Worst was more active, the sales amounted to about 17,000 & 18,000 ‘bushels, inciuding prime to choice Southern white, for city miding, at $1 60; good to prime do. do. at $137% a $1 40; common do. at $1 23.8 $1 26; commons Indians white at $1 I8, and Michi. gan do. do, at $1 ith Chicago reported at 9c. for red wpring. Corn was not plenty, and prices without change of importance. The sales embraced about 25,000 a 30,000 bushels, including white at 68c., and goot to prime yel- low do. a4 690. Rye was beavy, enies of 2600 busnels Northern were made, to arrive, at 7c. Osta wore un changed, while fair gales of State and Western wore making at 420. a 460. Corvam was tnore active, with eales of about 6,300 bags, including the Courier’s cargo of 4,500, ob speculation, aad 1,800 do. tw the trade at 1040. a losge., and 480 do. do, at bie. a 10K. orton = Phe effect of the City of Baltimoro’s news of the declive of cotton ‘yd. in Liverpool, if suything was more than connterbalanced by the news from she South, Joh indicated eamier freighta, better raiee of exchange, and some dituinution in receipts at some of the ports. The sales embraced to day about 1,600 bales, closing at about Itc. for straght liner of mifling uplands. FRmcnr.—Rngagements wore light, and rates rather heavy. To Liverpool about 8.069 bushels of cora io bulk were engage’ at 64., and 150 boxes bacon at 17s. 6d. Flour waa at Is, 7d. @ la. Od., with some cotton at 16d Rates to London were quiet. A amall lot dead weight 7 609 bbie. rovin were cn- change in rates for the conti- tent Hav.—The sales embraced about 400 a 500 bales, at bbe @ Boe. Motasems —The market was firm, with enles of about 78 hbde. Cuba murcovaso at Zic., and 60 do. do. at ie. New Or’ was firmiy held. Naval Sronan.—The market was comparatively quit. Sales of 100 bbis spirits turpentine were reported at 48igc., cach, Rosin was quiet at $1 609 $1 66, and crudo at $8 57 8 #4 aekod. Provisions -—-Pork—The market was with modo rate sales, which embraced about 300 a 350 , includ- ing moss at $16 808 $16 86, and prime at $id 75. Thin mess was wt $16 60, and clear at $18 25. Boof was heavy, with enles of about 126 bbls., including country gine $7 a $8, and country mess at $10 a $11, repacked Western at B12 a $12 60, ana extra do at 84a Sid Prime mesa wes dull and nominal at $20 a $24 Beef hams were quiet at $16 60 9 $9 acon was in limited demand at fe. a 950. Cut ments were steady, with moderate sales, including shoulders at 6c af Ko. aad hame at Oo. & Oc. Lard—Sales of about 400 bol. and tinrees were made at 0c # 1040. Hutter and cheese wors in modo rate request, and prices une! . Rick —Sales of about 400 casks were reported at 3)<o. ade Svoars—The market continued firm, with sales of about 600 p 700 bhde., chieily Caba, wito some small lots New Orleans, mostly within the range of 66. a Te. a 7\o. ‘Wruek ey. —Aaies of about 400 bbls. were made at 2c. Auction Sale of Dry Goods. A large sale of embroideries and white goods was hold esterday by "Mesers, Wilmerdi Haguet & Humbert. the catalegae comprised wt 1 lota, nearly all of which were disposed of and in the main ad fair and aati factory prices. The company waa fair and spirited. For some lines there was considerable competition, while in some other cares the goods parsed off without epirit and rather heavily. The catalogue comprised a gmail line of cotton hosiery, witch sold at fair prices. Movements In Real Estate, The following rales were made yesterday: — Ry A. J. Bleecker, Son & Co Leasehold premises No. 14 Mott stroet...... « No, 24 Vanda street, ¢ and lo! No. 316 Washington street, 18x39, 5 « 9,500 mates eat of the exports, 1856. sia a ee arches deii 4 | Country eat at Brustrvitlc, L. {., 62 nares, 10,000 A160, agen tot aieanen 130 f ry “a Wm. Hi. Franklin, Farhing, La ty Few, (19 years? lease of lot 82. 14 #t,,26x102.10,600 | Con be obtained by mail, or at “NO, 167 4th at, 18.3K85,,..0. 66.0 ++ 4686 34 Wall streot, New Touts, Hote an, BROOKLYN. & GOLD! Howse ahd a wpe of Gack at, wis the bale T OOLDRN PRIZE 2 ft on Hairy "ioe THE Go) es paige is Sveen, ae te Brose THE GOLDEN Print Bl.use and ios He, Some THE OLDEN PRIZE a ee * sar Anil for sil aa “ «op near 38 av 2 é ue ty 265x100 esos ' re tte tases aire CAPTAIN'S Wi < * Gees. .5™ eee 1 oon ~AIN'S WIPE, Assutnewt ri ee peeens . 98 6.14 THE le . ss gn Sid ai soa Si ay, By "208 6..14,800 | a eee An exciting tate, = | THE CAPTAIN Ax exciting tato, Sy wate cate sn swag | THR CAPTAIN'S wi, 2A thrfiting tata, ABnokersclsirroyant nae trance tedium ew, ent) , THR CAPTAIN'S WIFR, ‘2: Garlling (ale, and evening at 03 Brotdway. —— TUE CAPTAIN'S WiPR, A thrilling tate. penton ero ann von en mnapmentpee era AT MERICAN DRUGGIST’S CIRCULAR.—TI i, TRE "8 WIP! Qumectio Al umber of this wigely ctrcula ing orien ot tne drag - pi CAPTAIN'S WIFE, s etary. veal rising D, "" domontie fn a reeling ale FS m che pou i uae by THE i bh tag 4 — wrmactt fata and physicians, and fitast " 1 4 Buinerous woot cue." Price duly $1 Ber year or 10 oxnis por | bplccpeatall aclug so. number. Advertisements 10 ceutaa live for cash and every, TUK CAPTAIN'S WIFE, don Surdew. insertion, The ular ie a present again th only drug m B; Blat's Daper regularly publishe® in the ci'y of Now York, gy ¥ CAPTAUN'S WIFE, seeemeane severe oppoution pepere, mont eekly, having By Charles OF late falled Lo eopoar, bi w weeks! existence | png CAPTAINS WIFR, 7 Bue HENRY Bt Kéitor and Proprietor, . By Charles Burdett, 86 Beekman street, comer of William’ | pig GA PTAIN'S OIFR, BAP THOUrs arwING MACTINES, No, 480 Broadway, corner Broome ‘The Babtholf sewing machine is meeting with great favor, and honte of peopfe visit the salesroom of its proprie or dally to examine tis operations, It ts unquestionably oue of the best among the many exc troduced to the public.—bunday YORNS, BUNIOGNS, NAILS PENETRATING THK / tech, extracted without pain, so that the hoot can be | Wthout the keart in- | word cameatenen poe the convenience. to the. pation Chircpodist, 760 Broadway.” VAUTION 10 HOTEL KREPERS, tig qaingerstand ‘hat several persona are travelling abeut he city and count resent msi as ts fi Waite's Boluedaes Aromaie ‘rehuappe, and welling bo samme 1¥ the galion and pipe. nd,heg lease to can ton hotel Keepers and the public against 66 lnposters euaino sohuapps ts only sold ta quart tportles, wih the proprietors mame on the bottle and 1 hia aigontues on the Invel. tbeat imposter to revabe payment on ie ground of trad, cb je tn) re‘use payment, on mand o: as Uhe debt cannot be collected by law _ UDOLPHO WOLFE, Pole manufacturer and importer, 22 Beaver street. CASTIPN <P. H. JAMES HAS NO AGENT IN NRW York city, as haa been adver ‘All such pretem sare a (raud and swindle upon (be public. MPTY BOTTLES—CHARLES’ LONDON CORDIAL {L giv, Ofly centa per dozon for the quarts and thirty cente for the pinta, paid on delivery a: the depot, 40 Broadway SYRUP WILL CURE GOUT, t TIFF JOINTS, ond all diseases arising from tmourities or iby OF the blood, Bold by C H. RING, 192 Broad- operation w' by Dr. ZACHARIE, Surgeon Greens SYRUP 18 WARRANTED PURELY VEGE tebie: it conteins no mercury or any other minerals; is Butop im quart botties, Price $I per bottle. Bold by C. nL. ANG, 192 Broadway. GR SYRUP IS FOR BALE BY DR ORANE, Veexekil; J. ©. Chapman, Rewburg: Van Duzer, Kingston ard Rondout; Roaamaa’ Klastry. Hudson, a L. m. Poughkeepsie; Licking. Comstock, U Delys & Frothers Syracuse; Dr. Healy, Medina; Winstow Young. Kocn-ster; A. J, Maithewa & Co Buffalo, and by all druggia'n aigued JUS. CLARK, pro- ibany IBSON’S SYRUP WILL CURE ANY CA6E OF SORO Seis or Hanis evil, Tt is the greatest blood purifier in existence. JOSEPH CLARK, proprietor, 48 Washington avenue, Alvany. Sold by CU. H. RING, 192 Broad: aod mrs. Hays, Brooklyn. IMSON'’S SYRUP WILL worm and teiter, Done genuine unless Wena! CURE SALT RHEUM, RING by © ING, 192 Broadway SYRUP WILL CURK FEMALE WEAKNESS ions sad liver complaint. Bold by C,H. RING Ye IBSON'S SYRUP WILL CURE SCROFULA IN CATT. T dren, scald aad boils. Bold by C. i. RING, 192 Broad) ‘UNT, WEBSTER & 00.'8 Tight etttch sewing machines For oll minufacturing purposes and for (amily usa, are deemed preferable o any olber inschine. HUNT, WERSTFR &CO., No. 469 Bromdway a PHOTOORAPHS, lust received from BRADY'S WASUINCTON GALLERY : President BUCHANAN, Vice-President Breckenridge, Misa Leae; ota Secretaries Toncey, Cobb, Black aud Thompson; Nenatora HUNTER, SLIDELL, TOOMBS, WILSON, SEWARD, MABON, HALF and BELL; toy WaLhER: ‘The Hon, Messrs. Orr, Oly and Stephens; Lora NAPIER, Barca Steck), Sir Wm. Gore Ouseloy, and Cosnt de Sai Kes; Major Ben McCullough, Cot. Jack Unyee, And» large Bumber of cele ‘The » ove exkivition at BRADY'S GALLERIES, . 359 roadway, and Use atiention of tae public mw respect TE XQU, MAX? THE BRe® CATHOLIO FAMILY PAPER Publisued, buy she NEW YORK TABLET, pages. Price only 6 cents. for sale by all news agents. FROME'S HATR COLOR RASTORER 24 NOT A DY, Sia7tnuses tt tor grow where Mo has fallva ott Be HARWES & PARKE, tand 1b i ihe r 1; Ri hrontway: ion, 12)" Bow A Yin wereet; Ring. % . ; A & D. rand: ia Putco ‘street ; Mmyen, ion Iyp, and by all respectable dringgints, OOK AT THIS.—SELLING OFF AT HAMF PRICR~ ot comatating of la ittle damaged, Kalter, eam cidered. «ip of other kinds of boots and sn rand calf boot, Gongress Dbuiton and-ealf altars, iom quartered shons. and oye’ and shoes, Call and see, at 8 CAHILL’S, S77 Broadway. ‘OTIC TO. DEALRRS IN FANOY GOODS AND toilet articles —Intending to change branch of trade, I will eed, previous to lat of May, my whole stock of goods, con- gusting Ot too. nad, hair and cloth brushes; all Rinds of combs portemonnales, reticules, tobacco boxes, watch puarda, beads bene: ine mek jer 4 terra cotta, terra rt ariteles, the entire stooa, regarolens of ‘Cash cod frat rate time purchasers are respect ually ta vited and wil Op well to eat) and examine ANDREW A. MOSER, 93 William street, opposite Platt, PILES. —USE WATKING’ PILS OINTNENT.— aes, P Zu box. Warranted tocure. Bold oly at 306 Grand wireet, N.Y. Bent Gy mail if wi Bead advertisetmeaton aixid page, under LPS, PILES, PILES, PILES. ‘A PERMANENS*OURW FOR LIF) —THR PROPRIETOR OF DK, WITMEH'S PIL SUPPONITURY Will guarantee fo cure any ease of external or Internal piles. Reference will be giten to mors than ‘Two dozen persons in this city, wide were conbined ‘To their beds, and this article cured theaa If You ara pot satisfied after usice one box of ‘The Su 2positor:. your woney will be -eturned ay the Agen }i6 Bowery, MY. The medicine enn be sent To any par? of the country. “KAD WAYS RPNOVATING RESOLVENT, tor the oure of rhronie dinenses-—such asecrofu: 1 ad syphilitic compinins, commenp'ive jections of the lungs and tbewat, ty id enlargement of parts, eropitve diseases of the jes, tenors, titers. Cyapepain, aod all other diseases, arie- ing from an impure sate of ihe blood. Rm BR. , 182 Fulton street, Mew York. Sold by druggists and merchants everywhere. LPPING CLOTHING, it machines tbat have been in- | Courter. In the GOLDEN PRIZE In the GOLAEN PRIZE In the GOLDEN PRIZE, THE CAPY.4IN's WIFE, | THE CAPTALN’? Wh"E, THE CAPTAIN'S WIPES THE CAPTAIN'S WID'R, = prt sa THE CAPTAINS WIFR, henipoendd THE CAPTAIN'S WIFE, = pease THE CAPTAIN'S WIFE, dts kk dite: THE CAPTAIN'S WIFE, Only four ovene: THE CAPTAIN'S WIFE, THE CAPTAIN'S WIFE, THE CAPTAIN'S WIFR, On all news mtasets: (On all news stan. ty Ou All nows atand > } at two o'eleck, from the WD) PROCKUOATS at FROUKOUATS at FROCKCOATS AT FROCKOOADS at FROGKCUATS at FROCKOOATR at FROOKCOATS: ar a an 204 PROcKCOATS a ERavi cea ar FROEROOA AT FROCKOOR a FROCKCOA a PROCKCOS AT PROCKCOA AT EROCKCOA ar FROCKCOA AT F at AT at a a ar at at BYANS at RYAN at syane. at VANS" yORC ATR at RVANe’ FROCKCOATS aT EVANS FLOCK OATS AT RYANS’ FRO: KOOaTS ar EVAN FROCKCOATR at EVA FROOKOOATS at EVANS PROCKOOATA ar Lu €6 & OR Bulton ares, 06 & 08 Falton eet, 65 & 08 ‘ulton street, eae tm ntreet, a Foiton aureet, Between Gold and C18 streets, The amount of Fine and cheap drean cloth frost conte, ¥ yap aorin . im Ps ned cheap cuadmere baaleecs ovate, Fine cheap caaaimere panta, ‘ine and cheap vesta. Contained in this extensive establishment is immense Not min a hundred fojlk to be sutied in every respect: for himeael! that regards price, Evans ecan and dome undersell every other clotbier in the city ot New York; for Inmance — Biack cloth dress froekcoate ... 8 om wo. do. 9 tols 1 to 20 - BO t9 10 of we 7 tol 2 wo 6 2 wo 6 “2 ws twos Shetween God and Cf stesota, Pesta I eel GINGENS EWING | MACHINES —MANUPACTURES rapidly increasing, trade Is reviving, proving, and therefore new is the Ume to pur hawe z ning every Rind of work, ~ 0 Obtatn the operate, is commandtn; ‘and eead for a circular. rm 1. M. SINGER & OO. 488 Prosdway. | Q£() CONGRESS GAITERS, SPRING STYLE, NOW 1 B50 ee JoNne, Nelo Aug eee THK GOLDEN THE GOLDEN GOLDEN & GOLDEN QULDEN PI GULDEN Pig GOLDEN 16 GOLDEN GOLDEN PRIZ| For sale on all the news stands. Price four cents. ‘Terms of subacription—82 per year: three cootes for 8%; fa ® ae copies fur $16. Kvery aunseriber will pe wie Pi ‘worth from G cents to $000 whi hy wil) be sont teams ately (vy mall OF express) On receipt of tha subscripyoam: money. DAN & SALTER, Propri Nos. 45 and 46 Motiat Bullding, 405’ Hroedway, HK NEW YORK TABLET ¥. Tina apecisi correspondents in Moscow, Paris, Loadem ~ and Washington. WHISKERS OR MOUSTACHES PRODUCED IN SIX weeks by my Onguent, which will not stain or injure ie atin. S1.e Dollie. Sent Wo any partof dhe country. |. th yes, 175 Fulton street, GRAASM, 23% Hpruce sireet; Brooklyn. Married, Buvowrn—Pexry.—On ‘Tuevday morning, March 30, at St. Bartholomew's church, by Rev. Dr. » Mr. Walt Buscerr, of Kansas City, Mo , to Mies M. Lovmsa Panay, of ‘St. Lous, Mo. Scun.iinG—Patcom.—On Sunday, March 21, by Rev. Mr. Galise, of the Presbyterian church, Joun Maariv Sownau to Misé Grack Pascon, all of Brooklyn. Wootany—Eastoy.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, March 28, by Rev. Dr. Farley, Capt Grozos W. Woorasr, of Provi- donce, to Many E Simons, daughter of the lato Capt. Jameur Faston, of Newport, RK. ma Bosworty.—On Mon.) “uing, March 29, a%er a se vere ilivess, of pear), i 10, only #on of Gran- Ville and Kmlly Bos» ¢ v4, 2 months and 2@ anys. rolatives aml tron! LO Camily are reepestfulty invited to attena tv sural, from the residence of bam parents, No. 1167». coud #brest, this (Wednesday) afver- ton, 8) two ofcluck. Now Loediord papers please copy. Caan. —Un Tue noon, March 20, o€ ot ; G? A Carter, in the Zist ton, Hamman Stari. 54 year of her age ne Yivuds Of are rea ‘otay ou fhureday- sierbooe e& ‘The relatives ax lavited & witend ¢ y © o'cleck, from ver law reskdence, No. 643 Eighth arvenve Ciarr.-—At Key West, Florida, on Monday, March 22, James Barrton Cla Pr, son of James C. and B Clapp, aged 4 years, 7 mouthe and 11 days. Cour, —Ab Paterson, N. Jon Fridmy, March 26, Ruma , wife of John Colt, aaé daughter of the late Hon. Eusha Agim —On Tueeday, March 30, Jas, wife of Wiliam er. ‘The relatives and friends of deceased are respectfully ingted to attend the funeral, on Thursday altornoon, a6 tise o'clock, from her into residence, No, 63 Greone eli eet. Davu.—Io Desollyn. on Puesday, Mare 30, Mazr G, no. 53 years, 9 montis and 1 day. . ‘at two o'clock, from the sesidence of Ler g0n-ta law, K. Oakley, No. 270 Jay street, Brooklyn, without further invitation Fuuixa—On Tuoscay, March 30, Armies Ont daughter of Andrew aud Avo Pisher, aged 7 months 11 days. The relatives aud frieads of the family are fnvited te attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) ‘corner of South Third Eleventh streets, Wuliamabury Hamittow —On Tucaday evening, March 30, at the resi- deuce of bis mother, No. 18 Harrison Jamra M. HaMinios, eldest son of Catherine M. and the hate William © ee ene one of the editorial: corps of the Naw Youx ip,) aged 14 yours and & a Hananison.—At ber rosidonos, No. 46 First street, Mana, wife of Thomae Harrison, aged 26 yoarn. The friend of the family are respectfully invited to at b=» ag fuseral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at twe cloek. Loncaton.—At ber reaklencence, No. 191 Grand street, Jerecy City, ob congestion of the bangs, Husaserm Lace tox, wife of John G. Langston, in the 86th yoar of her age. Tho friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at one o'clock. Vailadelphia, Detrois and Cincinawl papers please copy. Lavinamtom,—At No. 120 Weat Foorteanth «trset, on day evening, March 29, Many Jane Livivasros, wife of John Livingston, of this city, and daughter of Gabrid Winter, Faq ‘The reiatives and (riendg of the family are respectfully invited to aitend the funeral, at St George's churolay Flushing. Setnane, afternoon, at two o'clock. The sieamer isinad City, connecting with ‘the raitroad, leaves: Fulton ket wharf at ono o'clock, and the cars leave Viashing @ four o'clock. Mxaiwits —Oe Monday, March 29, Jase Jou, Mame ‘Wirz, infamt daughter of Antone aad Jane Mebiwita, aged 6 months and 15 days. ‘The frieude and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attond the funeral, this (Wednesday) aflernooa, at one e'clock, from the resulenes of her parents, No. 250 Soudh Third street, corner of Tenth, Brooklyn, ED, Mrenas.—On Tuesday morning, March 30, Maman, only daugbier of Toreoce and Kilen Meehan. The friewds of the family are respectfully invited to mt tend the funeral, from the residence of ber parents, Ne. West sixtoenth ctreet, this (Wedassday) afternoon, o& two o'clock Rewreus —On Tuesday morning, March 30, Mant, wife of Joseph Rentels, im the 28d year of her ego. ‘The relatives aad friends of the family are invited to atlond the funeral, this tg mye at one o'clock, from her late residence, No. 240 avenue B. The remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for Re be On Tuesday, March 30, Mrs. J Rosca, oacn — ‘uesday, i OH ANN A In the 80th year of her age. The reletives and frienas of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funoral, from the residence of her sou in law, Charles Nash, No 84 Pike street, on Tours aftervoon, at two o'clock. The remains wil be takem to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Rocus. —Jeasmian Rocwe, agea 1 year and 2 months, The friends of the family are requested to attend the fuveral, thie (Wednesday) , at half twe or, No. 18 Vande o'clock, from the residence of his water street. Rom—On Tuesday, March 90, Many Row, aged 7@ years. Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tod the funeral, frem the residence ot pe yt Ogden, No. 161 avenue B, near nesday) afternoon, at tw yok. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the reaklence of parenta, No, 120 Degraw street, South Brookiyn, this (Wednesday) alternocn, at two o'clock. Sraarrow —In Brooklyn, on Monday, March 29, of com sumotion, Cara, wife of John B. Stratton, and o the Inte Walter Colton, Faq, in the 26% year of her The relatives and [rend the family are rea invited to attend the funeral, thie (Wedteeday) 0 o’eloek, from her late residence, No. 139 Al street, without further avian stein Tomrrive —On Tuesday, x iT only daughter of Thomas and Sarah Tompkins, aged 4 years “ve relalivea and friends of he fami 2 relatives an " invited w attend the funeral, from ihe reuidanes of ee father, No, 28 Commerce street, thie (Wedaceday) after- boon, at two o'clock, without further invitation. ‘Trexaty.—At Valparaiso, Chile, on Tuesday, Jan. 5, Dasiet Taewent,s member of the Brookiyn Dar, im the “Tvivas On tentag, Moreh Bedford avenue, sR. — On . 28, i a near DeKalb, Brooklyn, Jonx Tense, J, 200 of Dr. Jobe W. Turner, aged 3 years, 6 months and 1& Se funeral services will be helt at his father's rest~ dence, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o’clock. friends or we family ny) canpecaralty invited to attend. Boston please copy. Witsox.—At the Oy ape, on Monday, March 29, of diseage of the heast . Witaon, & native of 4 and late quarter gunner in the United States steam frigate Wabash. The friends and shipmates of the deceased are respect fully requested to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday > Afternoon, at balf part twelve o'clock No, 48 Cherry street. Pall bearers from United States steam frigate ‘Wadasb, in white frocks, blue trowgers aud jroketa, -