The New York Herald Newspaper, April 10, 1858, Page 8

FIN/.NCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Frupay, April 06 P. M. “ ‘Mme second great upward movement in stocks for the year 1868 now seems to be under fall headway. The Qrst movement, which succeeded a long period of dal- wees and inaction, a vast majority of he board being Dears, and the bulls confined to a small but wealthy and sagacious clique, may be said to have begun in the middle ‘of January, and to have gradually progressed, gaining strength by constant accessions from the outside world, ‘aad by conversions of inside oper tors, until, after real- izing a rige in most of the speculative stocks varying from fiteen to twenty per cent, it reached ite climax in the first week in March, when the clique unloaded, and the market necessarily gave way underthe burthen. A num- ber of operators availed themselves of this occasion to put wet short contracts and hammer the market. There ‘Delng ro resistance, they succeeded in compelling a de- elise of price varying, im the speculatives, from 18 to 10 per cent. Here, had they been sagacious, it would seem they should have stopped and waited for the reac- eo. With ihe proverbial recklessness of bears, thoy did wet do this, but, on the contrary, proceeded to put out con- tracts a! the lowest Ggures as readily as they bad at ten percent ebove, Meanwhile the old bull clique was quiet- jy coming in, pot as buyers of cash stock, butas pur cbasers of large amounts on buyer's options. They mate no effort to lift the market. On the contrary, having made their contracts on their own terms, they qprety ‘awaited the result which, in a community Mike ours, could not but follow a period of depression fm otocks, dulvess of trade and plethora of money. Events are now fulfilling their just anticipations. Ever since iast Monday the market has steadily improved under pur- chases made wifermly by the well known commitsion brokers. Yesterday and to-day the rise was quite marked, amounting to from two to four per cent in the leading apeculatives; aud we believe that, without exception, ‘me four classes whi ‘timulated this rise were made by pradent shorts who are trying te save themselves, and by ‘the commission brokers for the outside public. Nota hundred sbares of cash stock can be traced as having Deen purchazzed by the bull operators. The indications of the market are so precisely similar to those which were vemarked in January last that the result which followod ‘hom then cannot long be delayed now. It looks as though we were again on the eve of a great stock inflation, and ‘Mhere is co saying to what points our excitable public may net carry etocks, or how long they may not be kept there. It is, however, to be hoped that the Legislature may pass fhe bill legalizing time operations before the contest is ever; so that, when the day of settlement comer, the sso t and eary method which got some of the bears out of their fwoubles last February may not be as generally used in ‘April or Mayas there now seems reason to apprehend may be the care. Ab the first board Ta Crosse land grant bonds advanced 34 per cent; Pacitic Steamship Company, 34; New York Gentral Railroad, 3; Cumberland, 34; Hudson River Rail- oad, °<; Reading,2; Micbigap Central,1; Galena and Chi- ago, 1; Michigan Southern preferred, %; Panama, 21 Greveisnd and Toledo, 2; Chicago and Rock Island, 1; Mil- waukle and Mississippi, 3. The demand was particularly ‘aotive for New York Central, Erie, Cleveland and Toledo, and Chicago and Rock Island. At the second board the market was particularly buoyant, and closed strong at a further improvement in prices. La Crosse and Milwaukio and grant bonds advanced 34 per cent; California State T's, 14; Virginia 6's, 3; Galena and Chicago second mort- gage bonds, %; Erie bends, 1871, 34; Pacific Steamship Oompany, 4; Delaware and Hodson, %{; Erie, 3; Michi- gan Southern, old, %; Galena and Chicago, 1; Chicago and Rock Island,1. Illinois Contra) Railroad de@lined % per cent; Dlinois Central bonds, *;. The improvement in Pansma this mornirg is attributed to the fact that the Pacitic Steamab!p Company have it under consideration to establieb a line of propellers on the line between Panama ‘and San Francisco, to afford greater facilities for freight- {mg business. At the close there was a decided upward tencency and an active demand existed for all the leading epeculgtive securities. ‘The transactions at the Clearing House to day were as $15,073,353 15 T4411 OL The Metropolitan currency certificates now amount to 8312,000. ‘The Volcano Quertz Mining Company, of Placer county, Californ’a, referred to yesterday, is & stock company Drovght out by certain individuals for the purpose of at twacting subscriptions. We know nothing about its merits or the experience or objects of ita managers, but would apgeet to all who may contemplate such investments the policy of looking closely and carefully into them. There & nothing so deceptive as mining projects, and too much caution cannot be exercised in their investigation ‘The annexed is a comparative statement of the imports ef foreign dry goods at New York for the week and sinoe | Jaxvary 1 — Bor the Week. 1856. ‘1867. 1858. Patered at the port..92,010,277 $1,487,502 $1,164,412 Thrown on a 2,116,602 1,193,924 = 1,276,900 Since January Entered at the ret $90,776,136 $53,490,644 $16,107,555 ‘Thrown on market. . 32,000; $05 33,438,965 19,518,886 ‘The dry goods trade the present week bas in the main Deen slack with domestic commission houses, while some Jobbing houses have been actively employed. The sup. pty of staple cotton domestic goods have, however, be fame reduced, and prices are well sustained. Many mills hitherto partially suspended of working short time, ave, both at the eastward and in this State and lennsy!- ‘vania, either resumed work in full or have increaged the ‘umber of their bands and the hours of working a4 Spinners have entered our cotton market more Lo Prevent, and ee in & few days past prevabiy bout 6,000 a 8,000 bales of raw cotton. Pcatioos Bow are that from thie period to the ‘ade of the cotton year the consumption of raw cotton will increase in this Souwtry and approxumate more closely the amount for the game period last year, though, taking the whole year toge- er, it must prove materiallf in arreare of ths amount Yaken last year, which, however, was in excess of any evious sitoilar period in the history of our manu- ers. Should the present prices of raw cotton be maintained, there & ve reasonable on to = wing Away in the prices of staple cotton fabrics, coup! yy ay er ‘while there must continue to be more or less export de maod. The only drawback in the consumption of heavy © ton goods is to de found iw the use of duck, caused by the @ulnees in ship building. Domestic woollens of all deserip- ous continue without change of importance. The reco very in woollen manufactures aad the prices of wool Las Deen much slower than in cotton fabrice and in raw cot tou. As the month trade is expected to ii Prove. About the ist of May, with the advent of anni ‘Versary week, more buyers are expected, including mer. chants from many parte of the West. And though the purchases may not be as sctive as they were inst year, augmentation looked for, By that gation wi i be ta ful ration and hear, amounts of Western produce i for the real which will form the bests of ‘exchange to meet past dues fand to make new porchases. The United States govern. Mert, in conducting the Lwh war, have been compelled to make large purchases of breadetuffs and provisions, which has tended to make money rather more plenty on on Western frontier, and at the same time in some do. to sustain prices. During the week brown heary SBeeting of 4.4 bave been in good demand at § iye., with ight do. sold woll at 7}40.; bleached ranged Vieached pools were Drills have been sold rably in advance of production Osnaburgs were —~ f- cor unchanged. Printing cloths were firm, connids tracts with ‘moderne sales. Printe were in fair demand at wsieady prices, and ranged at Sic & 10)¢c. for good to choice madders, and at fe. @ O3¢c. for ordi Lawns were unchanged. Delaines and challes were good deman4, and the finer qualities and new styles were Selling cloee up to producuos. in foreign Aq goods Importers have done rather lees business this wee! cially in Free ‘and Englieh dress gods, including brome The considerable jote of this description of goods wb bave beet almost daily offered at the auc Lon stores bave tended to deaden prices. Foreign woollen goods bave exhibited no change of moment. himbroide- Ties, white goods, howery, &c., bave sold moderately from importer®’ bande, but st irreyalar prices. The auction hhoawes have been busy the present week and we have chronicled their principal emiee ee they have oocurrea. Yesterday was airo & pretty active day among the most of Wem. Messrs Wilmerdings & Mount held a large sale of linen goods, of the importation of Metars. Fanshawe, Mil liken & Townend ¢ catalogue embraced 690 lowe. The fale proved, in the main, a very good one, and sold clear through. Tablecloths, towelling and medium qualities linen ebirtings, linen hanékerchiefs and drills, generally ovgbt very entwfactory prices. Messrs. Wilmerding, Boequet & Humbert held a 'y sale of embroider fee aod whe goods. The sale drow a good company. The cata wae scld through. The jeries Bhowed # s/ ht decline, while the white goods sold up to dhe mark of pre salet of the season. The same Doure alec beid & special sale of shawls, of the importa on of Mesers Bankerd & Hotton, which went off at fair prices, compared with other eales of the season. Broches ‘were uli, while thibet long and printed shawls sold well fend the later could have been duplicated to « considera. bie extent. Movers. Van Wyck, Townsend & Warrins held a rpecial sale of Freneb drese goods. comprising 660 the importations of F. & A. Rosch, and Mesers. Lape & Thompeon. The attendance was god, and prices, compared with thore of previour eales of the season Proved quite satiefactory T. Apri 9, 1868, 180 aoe kee Re slo ‘ 150 do. 600 Hd River 70 do 50 do 5000 Virginia 68 01% 195 Harlem RR 2000 NY Cen RRO 91 360 Reading RR. " WON YCen RR7's 102 100 do E MOR RRed Ties 2 100 Mich C ‘ mt oo 42 10 Gal & Chi RR 1000 do. 46 900 Mich So ANI RR NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY. APRIL 10, 1858. 1000 Har RR 2d mg. 1600s ao. RECOND BOARD, $2%, 100 she py RR. 14000 waned’ iigid’s 5000 Er RR c bs °71. O00 HO. . ss eevee 1000 Ga&Ch 2 med 8000 Latr& ail lg bs Hanov. 125 Del & Hud Ci Co. 10432 350 50 do... 860 103%, 66 - Erie Rauiroad. ied =e 7 9 Lar & Mil... OUR FAMILY MARKET REPORT. Early Vegetables Coming In—Business Duit —Hesume of the Retail Prices—The Market at a Stand San, Dealers in the large markets complain that business is very dull, and that the demand for all manuer of market- able commodities is falling off daily, The grocers buy less than ever, and it really seems ae though thousands of poor {smilies were denying themselves thoir ordinary quota of food. ‘VEGETABLES. ‘The vegetable market is now of the first importance in view of the incoming of early spring—lettuce, radishes salad, pie plant, &c. As yet we have only hothouse va- rieties, but they are quite abundant, and can be bought tolerabily cheap. The New Jersey and Island farmers who raise these articles => porns York market must — @ good thing s it,, © demand is very great and the competition They, in fact, have full jon of the market trom tbe middle of March until fay, by which time the trade trots the South springs up, but prices Zo not lower much before June. oh Poston 4 ae eee. Gene gs 4 nae out how map; lew York pays yearly to the Jerseymen for their produce ard it would be worth while for the inert mene sometimes what they would do without jew York. Potatoes this week are down in peice in consequence of the large quantities that have been sent in from all pon My ‘the West. They have gone down from 26 wo 75 cents per barre! just at the time when they should have been higher from their Como" This isa grievous state of things for the dealers, is no reason why the consumer should not rejoice thereat. An- nexed are the market prices for vegotables. The list of en truck will be found particularly interesting 1208 Mercere,bbl $3 00 a 3 25 $a — Nova Sootia, 2 50 a 2 75 Oo — . wa — 10a 20 00.0125 37 a1 00 - Sa 8 = 6. — 10 Sa — 6 - a 75 01 50 a = rl Sea 8 lb 17a — Lettace,pr.100. 3 00 a 6 00 Per bunch.. wa — ; 50 - Beets, per bbi.. a Rhubarb,doz.. 22a — bE ces! weak groom peas are expected iu market from the South. GAME AND POULTRY. Wild fow! of all kinds are rapidly disappearing from the | market. With the exception of a few English snipe, pra‘ rie hens and pigeons, there is very little to be be gd quoted. The Jaw against killing birds ab this time of should be strictly enforced. | forest and lake birds to kil! them in the breeding season. | Why don’t the euthorities insist on the game laws being observed’ Tt is & wanton waste pd Broadbill ..... Grouse, pair. rw doz.1 i 9126 Har Mia 6 Fowls la 12a — 8Spr'g chicks, pr. 00 0125 MBATS, Meats are without much change. There is a litde spring jam in market, but it is hardly worth quoting, It is not food LA sennible person would think of eating, and the lovers of this delicacy would do well to try and control their appetites for a month or eo, when ft will be fitto eat, and will bave ppleer ot youmg veal io | of nice green peas, There is young veal in market, much of which hes a very suspicious look. Avoid it for a while yet. Beef sides, per Ib. $e § Pork carcasses a 8% Mutton carcasses. : | Pigs, roast, ea..1 a2 50 Veal €0........ H At retail, iat matt ela oliowy — Mutton a Hind quarters. .14 - Fore quarters.. 9 @ 10 Veal cutlets... a 2 Fore quarters reed Hind quarters..12 © 14 SALT AND SMOKED MATS. Corned beef, Ib... 9 a 11 Sausages,bologna.3l a — Hams, smoked...12 a 13 Do, coumtry....11 a 12 Shoulders: 10 a — Tripe. 60 = Sides... 2 — Lard. os Fish. Dealera realize good prices in fish. There is some sal. mon in market that sells for $1 $125 per Ib. Salmon trout sells for Ife. per ib. Shad ie not very plentiful as yet. The few that are canght in the North river are emall and jean; the Delaware river shad are very fine, being fat and well favored. Oyrters are ge'ting scarce. Codfish, per Ib. & — Oswego base,p. Ib.12 Haddock Pike... eee eeeeee (18sisitl Salt mack’l, p. Ib. 6 Pickled 12 Smoked mackerel 10 2 Sounds & tongues Salmon,smoked..18 a 20 BUTTER AND BOGGS. Butter ie down a trifle. Thero bas been rome new but ter in market from the country that did realize very bigh ices. Eggs are aleo cheaper Buner—Choice,per 128 a 2% ‘Ohio ae 6 4a 6 s§e— ing or fine..... Cheeae—retail Me HM ss ee esos 4 Regge o for... Glades... Ta18 Honey, per Ib. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fripay, April ¢—6 P. M. Brrarercrys —Flour—The market for inferior and com mon graiee wae heavy and easier, while medium to extra grades of Chio and Southern were in fair demand. The sales embraced about 6,000 a 6,000 bia , at about the following quotalions — Superfine State. #4 90 Extra state ° 4 g Western and Ohio nopertine 4a Extra Ohio and Western. . 40 Canadian superfine and extra. 460 Baltimore, Alexandria and Georgetown 49) southern fanog and extra 6 25 Choice extra sere Acsomgices brands, '® Rye four, 3008 575 orn meal . . 320 376 Canadian was “steady, with sales of about 300 bbia. at jnotations Southern was firmer, expecially for the better of brands, while the sales embraced about 600 a 600 bbis., within the range of the above quotations. Rye flour ‘and corn meal were unc Wheat was irre- The 56,000 & 40,000 Wushels, included in w! jar and more active. bushels Chicago at $1, red 18, white do. do. at copie white Virginia at $1 20, and red Jilinole mei, Corn was rather more plenty, with eales of about 20,000 8 90,°00 bushels yellow at T6e. One small U1 Sia take oer at 760, Rye—Sales of about 1,260 Northern wore mad at | O30, and a enle of 1,000 do. w A et ile, ier ley wae heavy small pale. Was Fe ‘he. On Were steady, with sales of State an’ Westorn at 42 4 47¢ * waa quiet, aod sales conflaed t) 160 vag Grrvon The market waa firmer, with enies of abont | 4,000 bale, & considerable portion to «piuuere, om the | basis of 12140. for middling uplands, 12%{0. fo Fiorid Tee Tor woh ind 123° for ‘New Orleans and Texsi g bat closed 6 © 500 bbia. ieee were made at $17 65.0 $:7 75, and ab yu; 00 bbls, prime and about $00 late yestordas aferaoca at 87 ard about 200 to-day at $!4 26. Thin clear mesr was $l4 at $15 608818 75. Beef was firm with sales of about 200 bbls. including couvtry prime at $7 60a mare do at $10 a $1) reenanes ‘country mess at $12 “$13 59, and $14.50. Prime mers and bef haws were quiet and Bacon was in limited roqueat a: 8140. a¥%c.; cut meats were firm with sa'es af arout 125 pack ages, including esboulders at 6c a 7¢., nnd ham at 9'o al0c Lard was frmer, with sales of ¥50 a 20) bhiv, aad tierces chiefly at 104;0. Butter =e cheese were in mode- rate request, aud prices unch: oaks —Tbe sales emb: Secs 690 a 700 bhds., Cubs and New Orleans, at x #6%c.w7%0., closing a! an advance of about ‘0. per Ib. MARITIMB ANTELLIGENCK. “Port of New York, April 9, 1858. CLEARED, pXtesmship City of Baltimore (Bri, Leiteh, Liverpool—J G Bteamship Vanderbilt, Lefevre, Havre and Southampton—D Torrance. on Anglo £axon, Manter, 8an Franciseo—W T Coleman & Lg] neers Eliza, Strout, Buenos Ayrea—W W DeFor- rest Bark Restless, Lothrop, St Martha. ke—Wandy & Foret Bark Estber Frances, Crocker, Ciudad Bolivar—G F Builey. hark Honduras, Bates, Belize Fon—F Alexander, Bark Virginian, Miller, Ri Brig Three Sisters, Robinson, Cadiz—Neleon Place. Farny Forrester, biisd, ‘Ne’ jew Urieans, Brig Melazto, Patterson, Priinselphias Bebe Roundry, Blunt, Hallfar Rebr Marina fetberid Wastington, NCB Plossom & Son. Behr Wo cot Parser; Rostor Dayton & Sprague. Schr M Waring, Crowell, Boston Wixon, Usher, Fall kiver. ARRIVED. Ship Victory (of Boston), Cyn Callao, Jan 5, via Hamp- ton naeecns days, with guano to Barreda Broa, vesel to Hy A atk gp: arta (ere Ri Bjorn, Rio Janeiro, Feb 18, with cof- fee. ates Demarara via St Kitts, March 18, Bark Aronani, Peckn With alt, wo Jr M Smith & Co. Bark Casco, W: B, Triniead, Cuba, 22 days. with sngar and molasses, to S Salied in company with bark Reindeer, for Phuadel perce and was in company Says. “The Obas deen 9 days N of Hatteras, with heavy wea Berk Tacka (of Boston), Brown, Franky, in, Re 19, via Norfolk, 48 hours, with sngar and molneser, to’ Crocker & Crosby. Ihe brig Newsboy. Leckie, far Fayal sailed in com en Hawpton R. Took a pilct 164 miles south of ‘ook from the G W Blunt, No. Brix Judge Bianey of Bosten}, Bradley, Guayama, PR, March i9 wih sear and molasses, to Galway, Caso & Tel. ler. On the Ist and 20 inst, off Hatteras, in a gale from ESE, it #8: yo pwarer casks, &c; saw several vessels near by *p) ‘witb ose of rai! Brig Gen Erltey, loyes, St Marks, 15 4) i with cotton and tobacco, | to mail he karl & Co. Sailed in company with bark Asa Fish Wolfe, for New York. March 28, off Double Head shot Key saw brig MP Rich (of Tremont), steering io the eastward: day, lat 24 46, lon S44 saw a bark ieted black, with foretopmiast ang’ main wallantmast and jibooom gone. steering 8' April 1 lat 82 48 lon 77 21. spoke ‘cark Topeka (of Bris'o.), from Matanzas for New York. Tas = heavy weather fron WNW to NNW. Brig Ann Merritt (of Pictou), Phe'an. St Johns, NF, I en with oll and hides, to Tremlett Bros & Co, Kaloolab (of Gardiner), Helah. “Fajardo, PR, Mare 19" we sugar and molasses. to Movler & Kiera.” 27th bert 21, lon 73 40. spoke brig <1 H Kennedy. henee for Nev Rehr Alice Mowe (of Eas*port), with suger and coffee, to E Pavenstei; vessel to Brett, Son & Co. While tn port, di during a Norther lost toreaail and jib jend ope apckor an Tat 38, lon 74.30, Bell Power, of Pittston, steering @ nae npe ge Schr W H Sanford (of New Haven) Chase, Taracoa 14 daya, Pikh fray to 7 Gilmartin Bt inet, Int $418, hom 7404, gale from'SE lost boat, stove bulwarks, sp! Bene Kniph Fost, Conking: ‘Apulschicoln, 15 dayer with cot ton, to Kalpn Post ‘Carvatort bearing SW 25 mii spoke schr HH Perking, from Pensacola for New London, If 8 0Dt; Ist inst, lat 32, lon 78 experienced « heavy SE wale, ane waa boarded by a sea which stove’ saitanip Louse "and partly filled cabin witb water, spaht OFoman (Of Searsport), Clifford. Bavannsh 14 da pith yellow ‘pine to F Bn Fide been 10 days Nat rae & Oo. = heavy weather; threw over a portion of the Schr R W Brown, Derrickson. runinsice —_ 6 days, = = ee ry ig Behr tieo't Lentair Lantair: Heveraa Islet Schr J P Nickedsoa, Lioneil, Noriolx for Boston. Bet Bela Peck, Deinoy, Norfolk, 10 cars Rehr Rebecen, Wont at Baape oth ate, de oe ut y loin! w o 7 tod Hunter & Co, = Flora King. gu se City Point, id, Newbera, Pit ie Sebr Rini Sehr C Williat Imanson, V! oo 2 day Sehr Ovoca, Ale Vrain. Sdays. ‘ie Schr Frances, Con! ia for New Haven. Behr J PF Cunpning! ham, Dougherty, Virginia. Sebr J Whitmore, ‘Cranmer, Rg a = a, G rte ‘ginia, Binns, iris, maa ee in, Cook, Alexandria, Woolsey, * Derricheon. Alexandria Schr Carlton Jay ne, Cayler, Baltimore, 6 days Sehr Jobn Aur Bearse. Bal‘tinore. = Goleen. West, Pear, Baltimore 4 e, — Leary = Behe we. tay Schr Wm H Wenuia t Werk TEE tor Boston. febr Roranna Buriey Mari, Pnilade phis for Boaton, Rebr Garelie, Plummer, Philadelpaia for Marbiehead, Kehr Serah Jane, Brotherton, Philadelphia for Providence. Schr Hannabetta, Ferris, ‘Squan, with mése from wreck of ship Clara Brook 8 Hazard, . Bei ve. —, Hartford w Phi Inael 8 Joues, Philadelphia. Steamer AH Bowman, Clark, Providence Baa. Bark Princeton, from Demi Behr Louis Walsh, from Por'o rr ico—Both by pilot boat WJ Romer, No 12 SATLED. Ebip Euterpe, —; bark Palermo, Palermo. Wind during the day 88) Miscellancoas and Disasters, Srraventr J Anorn, benve at Charlerton 4th, Tet inet, at 12 st night, in 16 fathoms water, 20 miles N of Hatteras. & violent gale suddenly commenced blowin from SK to his, With & tremendous s ronning, put her Tread {othe gle for 11 hours unit she renched the igult Stream eoring BW by W, odert The amige reeetved was having the i uae from the bomnprit nod’ the forward outhouse * . Capt Wilner. of the ship Mulhouse, at New Orleans from reports that on the 28th Feb, in int 44, lon 1810 he fll in wih the French brig Bilza, of Dunkirk, trom Cardi, with & cargo of coal. bound to Corso, ina sinking condition. ‘having six feet water in ber hold The Mulhouse. in answ: to hall from the brig sent bers Nom and took of those on comprising the enpfain, mate and six seamen and earl them to New Orleavs. They were all in an exhausted state from hunger and exposure baving been in distress for twene ty days. An English bark hed previously laid of her, but ie Cinecqnence of Bea any assistance. Bx peig Atawopr (of St John, NB), Crocker, from Porto Rico for al wentashore at Turks Islands Lith uit, and low. wy weather was unable to render them ra C wed ty the firm ra C0 of this ey, nnd Bomton The Br brig which arrived bere Sth ult from Turks Islands is another vegre) wiih same name, Foun Hitt Canter, sailed from Wilmington, NC, 6th inst for —. od reiurned mex: day leaking. fcwe Nontn Canouna (of Salem), Vickey, from for Georgetown, SC, with cargo of ice, went aahore at the Ist inst on the Rastern side of Cape Lookout, and will be 8 Wiel lows. The N C was built at Waldoboro im 1682, 129 tons burthen, and raied AX Benn Coxxreticet, of Saybrook, layin: Providence, on the west side of the 1 te 4 WulWwarke curried away, plankshenr eplit, amd rustained other camage. The Monteza ms bad m me of ber bend gear carried away, but received m0 other injury. inst, f Co Dbie wh oll nbd 10 08 Toe on Soase #0 bola pp, 480 do whollaed. nw ive fone spoke Jan f, is\'47 § lon 160 W. shepheress, W (who reported the day previous, Contest dng one whale to All. same tim fit er ¢ Randwich Tsiants) feard 'y¥, Florida, Fieh, Nb 10 whe. hen—Of Taicahnano in Feb, Geo Wesbington, Bright eek’ Wareham CA Dot stated 8 Br bark Florence Ni Messina for New York, Mareh 13. tat 36 11, lon Fark Regatta, Avery, ( off Gibralter Brig Ide D Rogers, Taylor, from P 11 Jat 35%, lon 16. for NYork, March 6, jermofor Boston, March rie nah Bright, sieering BR, wae geen March 25, lat 36 40. lon 64 46. Fe Ports, Arrein ut March 2 rischt Richmond, of Den nie. ise. Brig Mary ® ar.of Rockland, from Are nee eibo, arr %h vin Mayaguer. On the slipped and lost both anchors and cha and not beinganle to find ber anchor Accra, Jan 22—Tn port bark M: Banacos about March %--In port NYork April 1) Olive Branch, Hal elle, Davia, for do 6'b; W_A Griffin, Korden, for do, une: GJ Miller, for do. Cape Coast, Africn, Jn for Anamaboo next day D8 Goodell, h Bae 2—Th rort barks Neapoiltam Ellis, lonia, Dix, for Kimina soon, Bark fer Dix Cove, slit 2het arch 19—T) port brig Renshaw, Pleree, for me day; schrs James Brown, Brown. for anteer, Brown, for do do John Walter, inven, nbout ramiy; Red Ragle, er, do, M Sewall, Loud, for do 1g, ‘Thos Tits, from Wee indies. just arr Arr ai do ISth, sehr Pair, henee, & days passage Rio Graxpe, Jan 2—In port bark Phenix, Owen, for New York, Ie: aino ibe Fortunate (foreign), for Jo do, NB, April 2—Arr bark Georgia, oe. samaneh; selire Corvo, Holbrook, NYerk; 34, Peru, do, Sr Kitts, March 18-Yn port scbr La’ Plata, of Franklin, ding, une. Erm Remanenty Awen rr from New York 2, om, wt Hrigtol; 28th, New World Rply, at Reville iF {rom New Orlonns Mareh 22, Nanghily, at Landonde % Sab Repiune, and Alla & Bager, at Yidverpools giden Ragle. an¢’ Reses, at do for New Oricsne March 24, Perthshire, and Branton, from Beaaberia, Bid for Rosion March 24, Arbutus, from Ardrossan. er Coweta March 12~ “The Pathfinder, from Boston, edb wry. Bhe had been ashore in ne me ty ® ploamer with damage ¥ otpen Rowrewnae. March 19—The Whit) Cloud, from Rorton, teh was ashore in the Yalkerbeok on the 17th, bas gol afer dischary o7 part of ber carge : » Shie"'s for New York, ground! in emi ie tmaaby canaael, On jhe 16, aor re- ‘tas, ike Arecibo. 21 days, | : | from hav. | tee Py became leaky. Le Gee Pek ny tof Boston was roy ge) ‘on the 7th of & AT URXANDRIA, papery Pee ae Reid, Biach . rr el 4. Bid echr John Troy. rlogged a ot abr nits No ion 89 W, by \ Hale, Charm, iisdiey; brig Monte Orisio: schra Kate Merr ll, Baby. Am oucward oun bark, wither the Hadley or tag Charm, put back and anchored tg the Koads, Hr bark Pal- myra sli yesterday. Ib Are thy tel beige Marine, Rurt, Clenfuesos, oka To Wott Burne, Grand Turk; Andoser. Berry, Alexandria; s01r8 @ D King, Frances Newton Emerson, Carcenas: W Dillop, Marten, and Lilly, Francie, Coaries ton “Below bark Tropie Hird, Centre, from Suribam, Brig Ehmira, from WALTIMORE, April 8—Arr shin Helen A Millor, Galt, New York; Br brig Gee! wanagh, St Joha, NB; echra Eme rald (Br) Fretaith, Aricont, C8; Mount Vernon ‘Ourtia, Well Hleet. White Foam, Milliken, and Geo Fales, Siskerson, Pro videnco. Alipa, Carberry, Norwich; Wm Bacon, tyler OA Crook, Evernbam: Prowese, Hulse, and Balimora, Sleight, NYork. Below, Br brig Bebe, Thomas, from Perasmonc? Cid bark Lacopia, Bearse. Boston; sehra L A Orden, Pian rv, Newark, Nu; Sarah Fisher, Fisher Bridgeport, NJ 'Sidshin North Carolina, Foster, Liverpooi; bark Amazea, Kirwan, W Indies BRISTOL April8—are me Gazelle, Willistoa, New York; sloop America, Re: oyna , G0 for Providence, Sid schr Bei- ence, Gladding, NYor DARTMOUTH, aon 18—In port s:hr Vietar, Sears, from N Beotord for Pb'ladelphi ae om As, ‘April ¢—Sld schr Henry Laurens, Joha nL Riven, April it Ae scbra W © Eliason, Buckaloo; Florence, Peckha Niagara, Amith, Blizabelhport, Rew Bird, Chase, and Jas Gorham Andrews, ae nits stoop Geo Ht Davie, Fratth, Rllzabethport, “Sid Sih, schr Vieginiay B15. Dilt (fram Taunton) N¥ork. FOLLY LANDING, apr 8—Arr schr Jas House, Spragg, Baltimore GALVESTON prev to March 7—Cld ship Masonic, Perry, Antwerp; brig Empire, Miller. s Yorm. In port 27th, among others, ship Nationa! Guard Gates for Taveppook ak Alame, Mudgett, for do (not New York); and others aa be FIGALAND LIGHT, Cape Cod, April 8, 10 AM—Passed by, steamer Chesapeake from NYork for Portisnd Passed out, brig Northern Belle, and sehr Malcom sunse(—Passing tn, achra Idlewild, Monntain Wave, NJ. Knight Lucy Raker, J¥ er, dW and Summit, Also two brige and fil’ teen ‘sobre. ‘9th, iM (by Het -vaned in, ship Arctic, Jane, from Cal- cutia for Konto: HYANNis8, r ri} 2—Arr achr Colorado, Philadelphia for Portsmouth. | Bld Sth, schrs Copla, Hearse, (from soston), Nor: folk. Euzabett B, Bacon from Quincy), Philadelphia; ch, Or ray, KENNEBUS NE. pe 7--Sld_brig Wabaeh (vey, of Kenne pak, a tons),’ Hodgdon, Portland; schr George, Waite, orfal MOBILE, 4 pril 3—Arr abips, Ironsites, Curtis, and Inter natlonal, Béavcy, Hage. Cid abi Marchinont, White. Liver A Bishop, Bunce, and Wave Great, Harmon, ig Penningion, Weeks, Manzanitio, ou ae FAN a april s. 2 PM—Arr ship Leusothes, Cay, boon brig RnfuaRoule, Davia, Matanzas; br fuire, Prouhtin. ax, AM—Arr steamships Mexico. Lawlens, Tatisnola vis Gatveaton Galveston Terry. Powdertorn vis do: ships Marcia Greeweat Nerriman, Liverpool” Joceph Clark; Ramersyn, London; “park William & Jane, Coby Bardesns” Below shins tom, from Liverpool; Baden, Suiphen, gteamehtp Danl Webster, Miner, NY¥ork ated Ereoman, Liverpo: ;sehra Abby Whiiman, * Acton. Brazoe Renting: ", Arr 7th (hy tel), ship Blins Holmes, Grifin, Work Cl Tihahype Anne Waebburn, Mevrymin, Havre; Feria Adams Liverpool, Ri gene, and se Agnes, Rosion; New Arr ou (or es ee is Robinson, Robinson, and Saratoga, Trask. N¥or! Tewed tones 25th, ships Indiana, Abbott Cawrence: brigs N Stetson, Moneeraite, Comet, Creole; 26th, shipa Ophelia. Poor Jess: barks Paul Boggs, Bizgio, Ocean Kagie, Harriet Hazel- ine, Milton. NORFOLK, April 7— Arr schre Réward, Sh Alerander, Providence; R ¥ Browning Gove P Chase, Shute, Belfast; A\ Cid schrs Ellen LN? il, Providence, Eli-n Perkina, Bush, New Have: iat PRoud, NYork; Frank, Hoaton. Bark’ Winifred, Sign, 6h from Bampion Roads for Pernembneo. BEDFORD, April 7—Arr schre Swan, Dit!, and MH Kelly, Baltimore; Augusta, Perry, NYork.' Sid sehr for, Sears, Philadelphia, Sth—arr propeller Dawn (new, 3093; tons), Wood, NYoric, to run on the route between Fairhaven and ¥ York; achr Choctaw, Harding, Flizabethport, Bld brig Stephen Young, Perry, ‘a Routhern port, W HAVER “April 8 Ary ache Kudora Tmoerve, Allen Phonnix, Shepard, NYork. wld schra Lyman, ant ‘Trowbridge and Eliza, N York. HILADELPHIA, April 9—Arrabip Thomas H Perkins, Wayne, Liverpool; bark Albion, Lincoly, ——; sctrs Frank Robirsen, Rio Janeiro’ Corinthian, Taylor, Newbu ryport; M Wrightington, Wrightington, #all River; Glass Bicwer, Payne, lyst inger, Garry NBediors; Lamot Dopont, ; BE Flower, Bogert, Glasgow, NY; Miupescta, Faker, Salem: “Below gurke Reindeer trum Weel Marsbmen. from NOreang. Raojeain Varad from Cardenas: achr is Rich Smith, from Cid ‘steamer, Phinews Sprague Matthews, np Ph ketch Commerce, Bathawny, neiro and mkt: achrs Corinthian, Taylor, newer part, J Grierson. Harding, aa Revenge, Cro an jos Port Adams Norwiel PROVIDENCE, april’ @—Arr steamer Petrel, Arey, Now vechrs Golden Ral ale, Wilbert, and ‘Onward, Smtil timore; Mary J Fiitot", Lombard, 'Nansemond, Ve; Hamiet, Wall and Hy P Stmmors, Barratt, Priiaderpmrs: Marsa Jan jae, Davis, Port Ewen; Cornecticut, Pratt, Rondon! Cobb, and Wonder Freach N York; sloopa Mary anf ey lork, Rondo: ; Frederic Rrown Gardiner, NYork Bid sohre Cherub, Bai York ; aloo) hace Rrown, Brown, Fire Yatends’ Ree Uceas Bick’ sfobe for Haltisnons. mtarted ln toe afternoon, but anchored below the Oroo! w PORTLAND, Aprilt—cld brige ME Thompson, Grant, TH ¥ena; Lucy Ann. Bryant Cardenas; sohr (phir. ‘Peek, 'N York’ Sif brigs Fannie, Harriet, Gov Ball, Eastera State, Amina, Young Republic and others MOND). Apri! 7—Arr aches Lather Child, Nickerton, K and Morning Light (Br) Ba'ifax Orrin Cor oekland; Su gan; Rogers, Boron, tia rig Kentucky, Nichole, Montevt 0. SALEM, April 7—Arp bark Costare!lt. Dizon (ate. Adams, ho remained) Capa toast Africa, Cld 6th bark Seamew. Mnrun, africa: echt Thomas JeBerson, Riis. New Fork vis Glonceaer. | Bid éth, 9 ‘ar Steed Smith. and Clare, Tutladelphia. Thos S yelaremes Bilis, NYork via Glow Norris, NYork. Drocker, Prefbrey, le, Tilton: a Helene, Parreti, § Yors; Hnoua Visa, apd If Gurus Boston, ‘Cle 7th schre & Planuer, Ap HP Pton in saa ad Dettomut ‘Tnexer, NYork “Sd echr Butter, Fresthey, supposed coater. T TRE ORSINI MEETING ON SUNDAY Last THE : 5 ho is retorted to have eaid that destde eman, painter by. rade Tavis no pre esked him big neme and country at AUNICE WALSH, COMMUNTOATIONS Coptinue to address BAMUEL aw. AW & 90 sia, Georgia. F ANKE LAVAN, WHO FORMERLY LIVED IN SOUTH Fourth street, will call on or _eddress a to Mrs. Bia: chard, No.7 Washington place, Williamsburg, she witl he: something of importance F MR. JOSEPH §. HENDERSON WILL CALL AT STA. tion A Post office be will md a lever from M. A. W. tha: named FS Srebam a vious Bnowledge of him the time. JORTUNIVRVOUR BEVERAT. were received, FORMATION WARTED—OF DANIEL RGRLGON, OR a @, about thirty-six Vaara of age el Conklin, in Newar When heard of was in this city. information of hia where shortts wilt be thaubfulty recelved by hie brother, who ls new at the Northern Hotel, 79 Cortlandt street. [SFORMATION WANTED—OF JAMES MANDERSON: this ely Ahont maven Years ago, since wh ch ume rom: he i a how tor by trade information fof bim will gb her, Ei Man IE GENTLEMAN WHO ON THURSDAY RVENING came Into the Bowery theatre during thy frst act and who wore @ plain apd seal ring, may bear of something to his advantage by communicating with X. ¥.Z, Calon square Post office. HE FOLLOWING SOLDIERS OF THE WAR OF Ist2 and 1814, or thetr heirs, ran bear of some:bins to thedr ad fanlage, by addressing J. Ford & Co. Jersey (My, N. J.:— Beenie « Mey Phinesa Andrews, Simeon A Jeok, John Ht Alexander Ferguson, John Bees Am len and of = heirs Roswell r of 8. George Bi Timothy ¢ John Bhalienburgh, Stepben y. Daniel @ orden. Dennis Sandford, Constant W. Price, Susannah Boker and others, imothy Lncas Raymond Vanville, hefra of Wiliam Baker. ANTED-INFORMATION OF DAVID CRAWFORD, of Gralegsicwn, County Donegal, Treiand. who waa in New York city in 18h; at 128 Monroe wirvet, by his daughter Jane Crawford, care of Thomas McWilliams, 48 Elm street, Tbany N. ¥ Wratern papera please copy. b= REWARD. —LOST, ON WEDNESDAY, 77H INAT, ) between Land So'closk in sireeta bounded by Rroad Wor, Fighih avenue, Twenty fifth and Thiriy second strveta A biack lace vet) fader will receive the abore reward ty leaving ‘tat He Le Vergue's drug store, Sixth avenue, cor ner of Fonrteenth aireet $21 REWARD.—DOO LOST—A WHITE fraltan grexb pand, tanned on the left aide of hie head. $2 reward to whoever will bring him to the Herald office. or give any information where he oan be found. No questions POST OF FICE NOTICE, OFT OFFICE NOTICE —THR MAILS FOR EUROPS. per United amet City of Baltimore, will, close ai iis office on faturdny, April 10, 61024 n FOWLER, otmiaater, ——— EE DANCING CADEMINS. | PopwonTing DANC ING a . 6 Hirondway, New York, jomiagie piace, iv. Clemen wi bgcontinued anid June iat Pupile received at any time. ADAME SAUVAGRAU'S DANCING ACADEMY, 643 Broadway, near Burion s theatre, open every afternoon ‘iano evening for private lessons and general practice. Grand soirves Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Single leseous onany particuine dance Les Lanciers every night. WINKS | AND LIQUORS, 10%. RETAILERS, LOOK A¥ Tile FOL | Neer tanh easter be ea per {--} ‘oH dn from We. 0 12 anal foe aes liam at me Pease oy meer ¥ bottres 12a, per doven. in Famit'es svpplied. OLLY'® Cl itor HOURR—167 wii (LIAM RTRERT, ' ‘core Aman . Dolly has ‘© retern ta viveery hans f0F the, very Hiberal patronage sccor ted to lb “ele wed chopa and steaks, and trnsts, from the aiter. veomnvte and perfected, that m future gentlemen will not de kept waiting for want of room. J. aTROVD. woul’ appreciate the r3 hang “Apply at 1-048 Broadway. rors, RNIFHED BOO! Ca ROMNEY LOE itt gird eo”, uetaan’or a party of one apes ‘woke Mmapent arrany meng for a first home will Tae ee ee aie eecortankge, Apriy ot No 1d Fin ‘avenue. VERY PLEASANT SUIT‘OF ROOMS, ON SECOND story, front, may be procured, with full oF partial board, ac 16S hast Fourteenth steak ‘Also single rocine, rena xT BiG tea at70 FRIvas®, 2 AMIE WI'L DISPOSE OF A A FEW th board; a private table will be given if ue- a and Twenty firat street, between Broadway AS oy SS ROANTLY FURNISHED ROOWS—THE ote econd door—Wwith all of the modern coave- Firdbiyry jet, together or beparate, to gentlemen, wichout beard, or with breakfast if desired. Pamil ity amatl: have no Bourders cr ciléren, Aseferences exshanged. Apply at 53 nd sire’. HANDSOMKLY FURNISVED ROOM, ON SECOND floor, to let, with board, svitable for two single gentle: men or genueman aod wife, ‘at ay West sixteenth street, be- tween Filth and Sixthavenues. Dinner at6. Terms mode. rate, heferences exchanged “YOUNG agile oF OD MORALS fae Rare sires a fess asmsel! gentee! vere fomlls,. wi tial board. where there sreyno boarders; location ba ea our teenth miseet, between be yenth sod Secoud avenues. ‘the Ey of reference given and expected. Address Bookseller, VERY PLEASANT SUIT OF ROOMS ON THE SE- cond 180 @ auiton third story, back, may ie procured, wiih fulvor partial board, af 34 Sorsath avanuc, Yoree doore from Fourteenth street; terms molerate. Dinner | ove) Aw DELIGRTFUL SUIT OF ROOMS. FRONT, SITUA- don secoRs and third tloora suitabje for a fam‘ly, with ‘a; bouse first class and contains all ‘he improvements; focaiion very pleasant, snd in the vicinity of L) principal ho tels, also atew sngle rooms for genuemen ‘Terms reasona- bie Dinner at6oclock. apply at 121 Bleecker street, near Broadway. Meterences exchanged, DELIOUTSUL LOCATION-NO MOTING FIRST OF AM street, oppostie Clinton Hall, three doors ye pot boarding with Jarge oe and i rasdinim, handsomely furnished front reoms on se 20n third floors ter tamilies ana single Cpr house: wh nrd withs very convenience. Hotels and amusements in immediate vicinity. RESIDENCE IN TARRYTOWN.—BOARD FOR few iri class families be sec iFte mansion of Capt. Lobb, tho house in delight and is easy of arcens. Apply at 152 West heferences exchanged. sUIr OF ROOMS TO LET—WITH BOARD, FUR- niched or unfurnished, {na smail family; location very Gesirable; no removal in May Winner at 6 o'clock Apply at 227 Went Twentieth at , between ‘Kighth and Ninth avenues 4 WIDOW LADY CAN ACCOMMODATE rhb’ ELDER. ma!) ly gentlemen and their wives ora. family, whe: there art no other hourdera. if immediate applications made; leasantly sliuated within five ininutes’ wi of (be 152d street Zepotot the Hudson Hiver Railsoed . Manbauantille stages pare hourly; references ees Address for one week pox It Carmansvilie Post ottice, GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWOSINGLE GENT, men can be acco Pearl priate fa prand pa try, with partial board. in a amal) private family, Ploasaatly situated on Brooklyn Heights, wit! hre? minutes’ walk Fulton or Wallstreet ferry, opuleg at 91 Willow srest. 8?LENDID FURNISHED PARLOR, ON FIRST floor, with one or two dedrooma sitached, to let w one or two single gentlemen or [peepee and ther "rivess as . ingle room. Meals serv ed fn the room, The house con! ailthe modern im; rovements. Apply at 9 Prince street 2 few doors west ot Broadway. BOAkP.-70 LRT. WITH BOARD, avenue, between Fighth and Ninth Zront room ob second tloor; for. References e BoskD-1Wo 8 SINGLE GENTLEMEN GAN (RE AC- nodated with board with @ private family in a first clas house, with 'all the modern improvements. Dinner at fix o'lock.” Inquire wt st ovig Rant Pench treet, wr —TO LET, WITH BOARD, A FRONT PARLOR and bedroom, on second floor, suitable for a genleman oad wt wife. Apply’ at 106 Second avenue. quired. “AT 1 137 SECOND streets, one large ferences re- OARDIN & PRIVATE FAMILY FOR A GENTLE and wife or two or three single where can be enjoyed. Apply atl fied iablennd home confor Biscneate eg WITH Ly yo AND a Jet, with board, 87 Kast Broadway, near arket street; cena’ and water ‘water in, be rooms. ARD—2% ST. MARK'S PLACE. GENTLEMEN AND their wives and single gentlemen can here be accommo ated with Seana ty, furawhed rooms on second and third floors, with board, in & bouse with ali the modern improve: ments. References exchanged. Dinner at 6 0'cloe OARD—CLINTON PLACE.. FURNISHED ROOMS, with board, suitable for families or single gentlemen may, be obtained at 61 Cipton piace, near Fifh avenue. Nore: moving on the Int of May. Reference given and required. OARD.—A LADY, UAVING 0 OPENED A FIRST CLASS the vicinity of Stuyvesant park, would let a. abso of Prcome . families or men. with board. Dinner atGorclock. Beferences exchanged. apply at 49 Second avenue, CARD. LARGE AND SMALL ROOMS, ON THE aI Cond and third Soors. in 8 Rouse with 211 the modern 1 provements. can be o cy at 8: Went Twent; ainth sureets convention: 19 Brontwer cose Terms moderate. BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY —TWO OR THRES single genUemen can be gccommodeied wih « large front room, on the sesont floor, wim oF without partial bowrd, at No. 20 Collage place, veiween Houston and . er streets. _———————— Bence IN A PRIVATR FAMILY.—ONE OR TWO single gentlemen can obtain & pleasant room, with bovrd, rivets family: location convenient to cars and stages. yo at 106 W. Tench sireet (late te Amos), OARD IN SEVENTH WARD.—FRONT ROOM AND , OF single bedroom, with board, in ® private family, Terms moderate, Apply at 310 Madison sireet, OARD IN BROOKLYN —A GENTLEMAN AND HIS Wife and a few single gentlemen can be accommodated with board, on reasonable terma, by by applying at 122 Pierre- pont wreet within a few minutes’ wall of Fulton alton and Wall | Street ferries, No moving onthe Ist at May. OARD IN BROOKLYN —A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wife or two singlemem can be accommodated with a Pleasant room and board in & most desirable lovality, within ‘8 few minutes’ walk of Fulton or Wall street terry, Apply 1 100 Joralemon street ce Bory, IN WILLIAMSBURO —FIRBT CLA8S HOUSE, nd location only three minutes’ walk from Peck alip ferry.” Femilies or single en will find a chotea of good on reasonable terns AY applying at 19 South Ninh fireet, corner of Second at OARD AND LODGING If WANTED—IN A HEALTH- ful situation in the Pay = ae * ve reapectadie fa- mily, for an elderly maiaen | dbabiy be- come & permanent boarder, shoud c i) at eitnaton Pleasant and agreeable, oi trees Country, Board, stating lo ee Post ofice, N.Y. References ex- Bore WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN, LADY AND infant (board for lad: reo vwriign widow indy re! foarenent to cara, LA. 4 he. th & widow lad: Fiain board ands plainly furnished room ie i Tost ie required. Adareas J. H © P, Godfre; nquare Port office, N. ¥. “hefavenses given. aon OARD WANTED—BY A Lo ant ye Lo wife, Ins strictly hp el oe Herald pny entieman. Ty OARD ML ig ty wy A A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, tu famil: ferme nok 1) board for the lady only ina ama!l quiet a where there are no other boarders, location west side, above Bleecker strect, pri ferred. Keferencen ¢ ‘Address Leavenworth, Broadway Post oflice, for (wo days. OARD WANTED—BY A LADY, IN A PRIVATE FA Preferred, terms not to exceed mily, with a widow lady A Likewise, a lady wishes vo savaneie sow or instruct chilaren ue compensation for, board. “Adirem im ely, _» MC. BD. Ui aquare J oftces OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIP ap unfurpisbed room with tries — XY or thi ‘Rddrewe fom for two dupe, moderate. ROARD “WANTED-IN, THE, COUNTRY, WITHIN ‘By amas ‘of New York, fora ye! purse and child, bere there 10 other boarders, reas for one week Willtam Moultrie, 62 Wiliam street, A farm preferred. OARD weer IN BROOKLYN—FOR A ae men, wife |. two Years old; will want room and dedroom adjoining, upfirnished..Te-me Sha, toc ting gas and fire not to excend 812 per week. Address M. New York Post office, OARDING.—A PLEABANT FRONT ROOM WITH PAN. try to let, with board, suitable for a geatieman and wife Where the comforts of a home may be enjoyed. Apply at & Henry street. Terms moderate, OARDING —A PRIVATE FAMILY Wot entieman and wife «large pacond ato ‘tual board, 18 Fast Righteenth sicoet, bel Fi ifth avenue, one ioek bore ) LET TO front room, ween Broad: fon aquare. OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIPR MAY FIND ood bowrd in & a private family at A Macdoxga: street, Mt. Crement’s place, by Applying immediately, OARDING—TWO OR GREE YOUNG MEN WISHING to room together, ean’ ve accommodated with partial doard in'u amalt privale faintly, where there are no other hoarders, Inquire on second fidor 175 Orchard strect, neat anton. ES BNCOKLIN HOARD FOR RENT “WANTED, BY A ood three or four story house, furnish. gor tahini in od location in Brooklyn, near the ‘uilton or Co where the feork win be privtl are rent will be taken in Ring t three Address Hi. 8. Tier ald oa se. See Ve) prrmnentint nenb hd meetin O_RDIKS FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN AFTER THE ral of May-_Breakfaat and ton with dinner on Sunday, in Waverey ince, rooms isrge. airy and neatly f' to. house baring every convenience, ferences. Apply at 44 University Tinees , | Beaman’ ARRANGEMENTS. ALL, DESIRING TO arrange for boa proaching eaaor sell find ‘Price trom 840 . jt convenient to obtain parton nra.at onc place. This oan be done at the boardini ney, #9 Broadway. Rvery fn mily wishing Noaniers i. Beas country, will help mat- iy tern along very much by calling, ‘you NYRD FOR, THE SUMMER mene, fia gentleman, habe Wife, child and surse, net Over twenty ‘miles from the Acorn; Plensantly wont im the ay gt a talenat between WH jamepars and Pushing, ing rater. * xGdress, stating. loon: » box 2,016 Fi BOARDING. OA) Bike comforts of 1¢ at BT West ty even enie fa nota boarding hover, Bit First clase house with modern improve. Manguage taught to foreigners ftreet, near A private. ments, The " ell furpished siting with: bedroom auacbed, to et with eb og ey a gentleman 4 drese Weat \URNISBED ROOMS TO LET—ON FIRST house 115 Thompson street, Mepdgomely farihed, con Sintog of front and back parlors fequireds aleo ‘bree or four young tan sar ppt Bodated With board on reasonable terms. Apply aa above. URNISHED ROOMB—TO 'ET TO ONE OR TWO Single gentlemen, two well furnished froat rognus, ia tho second sory, without board. Firs! claas bouse “The fanly is private, Location near Broadway, Inquire at 73 Kast ‘Tweifth street, PORNIBHED ROOMS. —ONE OR MORE GENTUEWEN cap be accommodated with pleasant and well furnished inlts of apartments, op the first or secrnd flowy. The honse is first clags apd is desirably situated. References e: (od. pply at 91 West Eleventh street, betweea rink yaad si th avenues. Power P aan TO LET—IN A VERY DESIRABLE of the Seventh ward: f two gentlemen wint room toget! it will be let very lous or furniahea and ke pt with exacting peatness Mials 7, if required. dress Rom, New York Font __ Ra PPURSISBED ROOME—ON THE SECOND FUOOR, TO Jet, without board, at No. 52 Great Jooes street The rooms are large, with’ bach room connesiiog. also ong gwaller room, “Apply as above, or of #. i. MILLER, No, 5 Barclay sir’ TRST CLASS ROOMA.—T“O OR THREE GENTLE- men, or a gentieman and wife witbout children, of high reepectsbility, may obtsin iemaaets furnished prrior ber {joi "45,00 first hoor of e priva'e resitence, a few: Broadway, below Fourteenth street. “Aédress box 1,131 Post office. Seeing ener enniintahetenseanashenenemnesnenensansiSe RSEY CITY.—A SUIT OF ROOMS ON THE EeCOND Boor, with pantrie and bath attached, will be let, with or partial boare, to gentleman aud wife or ett gen. tlemen ina very desirable Jogation in Grand etreat, i nutes’ walk from the ferry. Address Rooms, N00 STRFRE, Sor treo sage geiemon mE le two or mie gent can Accommodated with ‘and board, referencos ex- changed. No moving ine Iso se Ist of May. i ROOMS, WITH PREARWAST, IN THE NEWLY FUR nished house est econd gosen b tow auare reas DUGe vemos” — — Reirparate fly m OR UNFURNISHED —A 8TRICT- ly pslvate family in Thirtieth atree:, between Righth and {nih avenues, would ascommodate two gentlemen “or gen, an and wife after lst May with pl: asant apartmenta and Soure banal muders improvements. "Mefcreseercstaeet, en Address F. G. 8., Herald ofice, _— OOMB TO LET.—A FAMILY oF “THREE PERSO! Pesiding in a modern houve in th: Second avenue, wil tet one or two rooms. Ary or without reakfast and tea, to two gentlemen of undoubted res} i= lity. Addres Address C., box 2,717 Post office, — INGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED with fur: ed rooms or suits of rooms, with » femlly. Sao street, between Hudson and joderate. No moving on firat of Mi OUTH BROOKLYN <PLBASANT FRONT. ROOM, ON second tinor, with bedroom if detired. and large front room on third tloor. furntshed or not may be tad, with board, ip a small private viamily, ‘at 202 Henry street, near Harrison, Reference required. Wy Antz. BY FOUR 1 PERSONS (THREE GENTLE: men and one lady), two rooms, with board, tn a private family, on the w ie of Broadway, and, not, Bot above B mond street Terme, matte moderate. ences given and required. Addreaa Jit. O, Stand %6 Pout street, New dork. Warn coum, BOARD, BY A GENTLEMAN, lady and servant. North Orange. and old style farm house preferred. Musi be shade and trait | One large and one small Board very plain. mervant’s nervices: room. for her board. ‘Terms must not exceed $8 per week. A immedietely J.V.B. Flushing Lt WASTEDBOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, FOR A nueman and fonr children, the young: at being twelve year: fe Fourteenth strect preferred. “Address E- ritt, Herald oflice. rs. p20cun TO LET—FOR bag ah ggg > yd ‘rice from $1 25 to $1 ag per week. the oa ett at No.$ 918 Broadway. 2 dea itsan 4 ABINGDON yy CORNER hyd A ‘front sie forge ani Sama temo aa defo reoas rae aaa PLACE, “NEARLY OPPOSITE W. elegantly furnished 5 ington square.—N. rooms to let, togentemen, saiyy wih o ‘with or without breakfast ana tea, - NEE SCE EE ETD WEST SIXTEENTH STREET.— 4 GENTLEMAN AND. or two or three single gentlemen can be sccommo- With full or partial board‘in a private family: Gas, tn house, Terms inodera‘e. 07% i ged i amttce suits of rooms 1077 tabed, 10 pinale Outboard. Reference req re () NINTH STREET, TWO DOORA WEST OF BROAD. way.—To let, © large parlor on first Boor, suitable for TNTON 1 PLACE, RIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN dentist er physician. A. le front room, hed it be let to le ro ork. Singh ‘een jeman only. Apply afer 221% with afew TB. 5 FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN BOWERY AND Second avenue.—f irniahed and unfurnishet rooms 2. — board, to famulies or single gentlemen. Dinner at BROOME STREET, ONE BLOCK WEST Broadway.—The most Gecirable ai central Wneation w being tn the himmediate vielalty of al ee Arm oleae a mecommodated, ferences exchanged. vermanent and transient Meals served i rooms if desired. 628 | GREENWICH STRERT. Pompe ao AND their wives, or two or single gentlemen can be accommodated with board in a respect Rooms furnished or unt a. © american family. nient, B References exchanged stages conve- 59 RROADWAY—UNION | SQUARE. —FURNISHED let, to families or geatlemen, with or out board, Bath rooms, gan, aud private tanie if required. Reference given and required. House delightfully situated, 974 pet pe NEAR MADISON Ls gen By tiemen ean be Cy suit of Tomas. "ria she firet ol hous , with wi ‘he conveniences. Jartial board i deusea. Family private, aan TUE TURF. Ane “MATON EYPORT, APRIL 14, 184—A TROTTING for two hundred dollars will come off at Key- port on Wednesday evening, Avril 14. at5 o'clock. J. Stones names sorrel gelding icesport, and Donely names brown horse Poo Goes the Weare The rot will woe off om the road leading from Freehold to Keyport—distance three ‘and a half miles, PRIT, 0, 1858—ONF ORANGE &E Giese tone permeengenring i RE be * Uberally F rewarded for it. ne F° ND—AT 1 LAURA KEENF'R THEATRE, A REVO ver, Call at Messrs. Leggett’s, 42 Pine Lenten room 5. OUND—-BRWEEN 9 AND 10 P. M.. IN AN AMITE street siage,s lady's vorkatposi, containing 9. awl m of mone: ‘owner may have the same by cal: the office of Yohmson & Arnoux, 154 Maiden lane, % tente and paying for this advertimen: Ne pag EVENING IN BROADWAY, NEAR A Cat A ie ra ‘one 2 ‘will be be + a yarn ‘ar! ern an en him to 102 Faat Thirty third street, siren oy riaging O8T—ON THURSDAY, THE 8TH DAY OF Fg | {nst.. & portemonnale, with a small sum of money, ‘ee for $2 of Ceatr: Ceatral Park asso vaiment Pay mant of ceruiicate has are of any value ex finder may retain the money and by re- acd other papers Donog- West Thirty eig! ih street, wall 10 additional a cane, with name of owner engraved on . The finder wil be liperatg rewarded by leaving (be namie at li7 Waverley pince. N O8T—ON WEDNRS DAY, APRIL. teal, A LARGE o'ted breast; had on @ Tock, with the owser's Bs reese. ‘Will return bim to sonenaete Firth avenue, or to 116 Twelfth mureet, will be hi warded. one PRIL 8, by! THE SIXTH AVENUE case <i in Ninth pire cap, Fed embrol ered w! he Oder wil De iver ‘mide by leaving it wi rer & House, Inwyers, 208 Broadway. ORT—AT THE CRYSTAL Zatace, of Hunter Woodis Bene: biaek cloth cireular closk, wih peevet kind hood, trimeaed with ride velvet, gured, imp and te8 fringe algo,» ‘merim- gon pluel wii it claps che | room. No. bt parcel cI.) The Ander will be rewarded vy leaving the sam at 2 Murray ftreet a6 ALAID—A NOTH DRAWN BY & 4G. Heelan’ dared. Beptember. 10, 1867, eight mon'bs, for seven hundred end sixty-eight 36 100 dollara. At! persona are Gantloned agains. wegetiaing ,the enme, ae payment has been stopped BROKERS—A RUSSIAN SABLE TIPPET Po wayne the 19th March; amount advanced if pawges and expenses will be paid by sending a note to No, 37 Kast Eleventh street, MATRIMONIAL. LADY OF SETTLED AGE AND OF GOOD REPUTA- tion,§ without Incumbrance, with some means of her dwn, would like to become acqualnted witha goods kind fen tleman in comfortable circumstances, with a view tom: eo from 45 i &). No one need answer this without ares mojjree Will be strictly attended to, in conddence Bod since: iy. ‘or a nine days, Address with real name ¥. Ay Ry Union square Post office. - wee 4 82 YEARS OF AGE, GOOD LOOKING njoying an enviable xoctal position, ie de- fire | mete ha young Indy or widow with a view to Marriage. The advertiser has means and is dot Jucrath bnainess, but desires a few thousand more to ext the business. A Indy may become a partner in bnainess and the possemsnr of & lor ing heart. five when and where an interview may be bad, Entirely honorable and conf tential, Address Joseph Burhaus, Herald office, ADIFS AND GENTLEMEN OF RESPRCTABTLTTY, L having a limited nequamtance In the eity or country, Wishing to form the sequnlntance sf parties of the opposite Sex, with a view tom: ‘will be aatiafied if they call omy or nddreen ROMNSON WILLIAMS Correapon’ing Agen- cy, S84 Mroadway, where some excellent opportnnities are shored to aineere correrpan|@ All communtcationa mast be prepatl, with retura stamps. Niue etbers need apply, Terms to nwt parties.