The New York Herald Newspaper, February 26, 1859, Page 8

—_—_ FINANCIAL AND COMM! Fray, Feb. apenrd bad continue to be few, es scanty thy sigh a5 Jo CON He anna tO Taalg ~*M te lt Aortber deficlencier go treasury. his Boe arrivals from see eeraty Per - asto give “aw weeks hence the entries pane poeta smple employment to the entire yee ‘of Mr. Schell. ‘This view is consistent wi deductions from the tone of the markels here. \dise is handsomely remu- every kind of foreign mercban nerating the importer. It is, therefore, reasonable (2 infer that merchants are continuing to import, and that the check which appears to have taxen place in the import entries at this port within the first fortnight js due to ome accidental cause. Still, should Congress share the views already expressed in many quarters—viz. tat the imports for the remainder of the fiscal year iil not be on the ecale foreshadowed by theentries,, the first week in February—it will become their duty to make pro- vision for the wants of the treasury by authorizing a new Joan. The movement in foreign dry goods for this week again very large, the aggregates being in excess of those of the corresponding week of 1867, and nearly ouble those of the corresponding week of 1858. The im- port cniry for the. week is $2,626,464, making the total import since January 1, $21,092,812, against $8,424,346 in 1868, and $22,808,087 in 1857. There isno movement worth recording in the money market. The banks continue to lend at six; some of them will take five when they cannot obtain business ata higher rate. In the etreet, the current rate continues to be 4% a 5, with an abundant supply at these figures,and @ very moderate demand. In the discount market thie best paper is done at about 6 per cent; very good four months paper goes at 634 a 7—lower qualities and longer paper at higher rates. Exchange on Earope, for the steamer of to morrow, i8 quite quict, Bankers are asking 1095 a 4; mercantile bills are done at 108% a 30914. A few parcels of specie may go out to morrow. ‘The stock exchange this morning shows some syrapsins of a revival of activity, though the commission brokers contirue to complain of the want of business, The settle- ment of the difficulties between the four great tailroads, ‘which was communicated to the public in thie morning’s eran, exercised a favorable effect on the market. Cen- tral advanced 34 per cent in consequence. We necd mot here repeat our conyiction that the compromise ean only be temporary. The true difficulty lies in the want of business for the four great roads; and whatever ‘compromises may be adopted, whatever restrictions self: imposed, whatever fetters each road may agree to wear for the purpose of helping its rivals along, there must ‘come a day when the fundamental principles of commer- ial competition will be asserted, and war declared to the Anife. Every hour that the compact lasts, injury is in- Qicted on trade and commerce. The Central is prevented by the compact from running cars as swiftly as it might ‘and as it ought. The Erie is bindered by the compact from carrying freight between the seaboard and the West 8 it can be carried by its Southern rivals. Inafew weeks, when the lakes are open, the Southern roads will find that the effect of the compact is to de- prive them of business, to the injury of the sec- tion they traverse. Every way, and everywhere, the compact works mischief to commerce and travel. The railroad companies state that to break it Would cost each of them $100,000 a month. Very likely But if they suppose that they can forever avert this loss— which has been produced by building superfluous roads in anticipation of fature traffic—by flying in the face of the principles of commercial competition, and by inflicting ipjury on travel and trade, they will find they are mis- taken. The day is not far distant when the compact must be broken, and the sword unsheathed, Meanwhile, let the roals do their best while it lasts. The reports from the Westera roads continue to be favorable. The carnings for the first three weeks of February on the Michigan Southern are said to be vver $10,000 in excess of those for the corresponding weeks of 1858; the prospect is fair that a large payment will be made this summer on account of the 20 per cent that will be due in August to the holders of the guaranteed stock. The Rock Isiand and the Galena ‘are both also said to be doing well. The stocks of all these roads advanced to-day. Michigan Southern guaranteed bas risen two per cent within the past three or four days. ‘Cleveland and Toledo has declined about as much; we are aseured, however, that the road is in a fair coadition, with good prospects of extrication from its difficulties. Illinois Central is firm at a shade above yesterday's price: no question of any consequence now remains unsettled be- ween the British and the American proprietors. A loan ef $750,000 has been obtained in London, and two-thirds of the money paid into the company’s treasury; the ba- ance will be forthcoming in a few days. It is under- that the remainder of the sum required—about 90,000—is being raised in London on pledge of bonds at five per cent. Mr. Richard Cobden, who, we believe, is the largest shareholder in the company, arrived in the Canada. The stocks of roads nearer home are steady. Hudson River, contrary to expectation, has not been injuriously affected by the announceme’ t of the determination of its great as fociate, the Central, to coerce it into obedience to the dic- ‘(ates of the Convention. Harlem remains pretty steady: whichever way the ‘Contest turns out it will bea gainer. Reading was 34 per cent bigher to-day, in consequence, ‘as usual, of purchases for Philadelphian account. Pana- ma advanced 3 per cont; Pacific Mail was alzo 34 a % per cent higher. There is no truth in the ramors of acom- Promise between the Commodore and the Company. We understand that both parties prefer fighting to compro- mising at present; winen they have bled a little, they will be more open to conviction and prone to harmony. The fight will obviously end ina compromise and the establish. ment of a weekly line to California, The Coal stocks were Bteady: Cumberland advanced a fraction. The adoption on wany Northern roads of coal burning engines is creat- ing ® new demand for Cumberiand coal. There was more activity in the bond market to day; in some descriptions there was quite an advance. Missouris sold 3; higher than yesterday. Erie bonds continue to be depressed; but Illinois and other Western bonds are firm; and bonds of the New York roads are in good demand at higher prices. ‘The in- Guiry for Hudson Rivers of all kinds was active. The market closed firm this afternoon, the following boing Closing prices:—Missouri, 85 a 14, Canton, 20a 1%; Cum Derland, 2434 9 4; Pacific Mail, 77% a 78; New York Central, 7934 a %4; Erie, 125 a %; Hudson River, 32% a %; Harlem, 127; a 18; Reading, 491; a %; Michigan Central, 51 a 14; Michigan Southern, 16 a ¢; do. do. gua- rantecd, 46%; a 34; Panama, 116 a 3: Ulinols Coutral, 68.54 M™; Galena, 6935 a 39; Cleveland ana Toledo, 29:4 a 4% Rock Island, 6134 a %; Milwaukie and Mississippi, 1244 a 3; La Crosse and Milwaukie, 1a The following was the business of the Sub Treas $145,845 00 60,000 00 Total payments , 134,625 61 Total balance. . 7,106,784 77 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House to-day wore $16,820,741 10, and the baiances $044,761 27 The following are late London quotations of American secorities per Canada:— United States sixer, bonds, 1868..,..., ++:100 a 102 Do. OVEB....0ses000 te OF mw Ob Alabama fives, bonde 73 a 80 Keutucky tixes........ Wa Maryland fives, bonds . ve 95 @ 97 Massachusetts fives, bonds.................1044a 104 4 Miseiseippi fives cvatee Bank bonds)... oa 16 Obio sixes Of 1876............. des oT a Pennsy lvamia fives, Do, do. bonds of,1: Tennessee sixes, bond Virginia a, Do. fout Monire \ jliuois Central sevens, 1500 Do, revens Do wixee, Do, shares . Do. sevens, th Panama RR. bonds of 186; Do, of 1865......4... Penneylvania Central sixcs, first mortgage.” d mortg: V. and sinking fund do.. ge, we » The Bullion Bank was organized to day. The directors met, and each subscribed the amount of stock necessary ‘to qualify himself for the post—$10,000. We haye wlroady valladed to the leading featuros of the scheme, ‘The capi- tal is a million. The directors are—James Boorman, Matthew Morgan, Francis Cottenet, Jolin A. Dix, Thomas 'W. Ludiow, Christophor R. Robert, Jamos Benkard, sya. ney Mason, Jobn J. Cisco, George Opdyke, Francis Barritt, John T. Johnston, Eaward Jones, Morris Ketchum, Benja- amin H. Field, John D. Van Buren, Israel Corse. ‘The following extracts from the articles of association ‘will ghow the distinctive features of the scheme: aenociation shall not lend or make wae of any of the director becoming vacant as above a a jeath or resignation, a majority of tho re- sr tdlog directors slall, by a writen act, opyoint his eus. { statement of the carnings sn a" and expenses of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayue : Chicago Railroad Company, during the month of Janualyi— Earnings. freight... passengers. mails.... rent of road, miscellancout ‘Total.. Earnings during From “ Tncrease (2734 per cent)... : Conducting transportation. General expenses....... Total... srrecsecssesseecrecess Expenses during the same month last year. acreage, we Net carnings in January, 1°, Tnerease Scankenians: f A Dill has paged the Senate of Illinois, and is expectad © become & law, of which the anuexed is an abstract:— The Treasurer of the State is compelled to give one mouth’s notice, by publication ia three daily papers New York, of the time aud place of the sem! annual pay ments of intercet on te State debt. He, it is prov shall remain #4 che place of said payment ten r the time appeinted, and after the expiration of that time all coupoo®, and bonds having uo coupons shall be pre sented & at Springield. ; ; The hk ane in New Yorkis abolished, and in place thoreof a Commissioner of Deeds in tbat city is empowered to take acknowledgments of transfer on the back of the bond which a holder may desire to sell, and that acknow ledgment shall be evidence of ownerelip in the party in whoge favor it ig made. Londs which bave no coupons may be sent to Springfield, and the owners may receive therefor coupon bonds payable to bearer. It is made the duty of the Governor, Auditor and Trea surer to personally inspect every bond aud all scrip an! other evidences of debt presented at Springfield, under this act, for liquidation or payment of interest, to ascer tain the gennineness of the same; and a register of the number, Ac., of the bonds, &., so presented, shall be kept. The Governor is forbidden to pay Stato inde dtednes out of any fund set apart for the purchase of the Slate debt, ata price above the nominal value of the sams; but if hy cannot buy at the prices to which be is limited by this law, he shall apply all such moneys to the liquidatioa of thé donds maturing in 1860, Stock Exchange. Friar, Feb. 25, 1859. 100 sus NYCeaRR.b30 4 100 1000 U 8 6's 1662 9000 Tenn 6's 1890, 60 10000 Erie RR bds, ‘75 38 2000 Hud Riv RR Istm 1013 5Stouingion RR... 63 TOON Seo ples W013, 100 Har RR pref..el0 89 2000 Hud RivRR8dm 743¢ 200 do..... 39), 10€0 Har 2d m bds... 88 50 . 3000 HarRRSam’gbds 714 100 do. 2000 MORSpelmafcbs 964 100 Reading RR. 1000 Mich Slstmgbds 87 400 do... 10000 MS2d mg bés 62% 100 6000 II C RR b’ds 860 883g 100 1000 TerH&Al2dm'ge 41 § Mich Cer 1000 L AWRR Istmge 86 50 16 she Bk StateNY. 102 150 27 Amer Fx’g Bank 107 100 ac 10 Havover Bank... 88 150 MichSo&NIndRR, 40 Chatbam Bank 91 100 do..... 260 60 Phenix Bank..... 111 260 do.. nee 5 Del & Hud C'l Co 800 Mi So&NI guar stk 100 do... 50 do. 30 4635 180 Pern Coal Co. 95 Panama RR...... 116 100 do, 10 Cley,Col&Cin RR 92 4 - Gal & Chic RR.810 do, w a 10 Cley & Tol RR. 270 Chic & Rk Isl Ri. bso IRR... 10 Rome & Wat RR, SECOND $55000 Miseouri 6’s.b3_ 85 1000 Brooklyn ci'y 6’s 1000 Erie RR2d m bds 2000 Ene RR bs 1875 1000 ErieRR 4th m bs 2000 La Cr &Millg bs 600 Ii Cen RR bonds. 10 shsHanover Bank BOARD. 100 shs Har RR pref. 100 do... .b30 25 Reading RR. 300 Mich Cen RR.... 350 Fa Cr & Mil RE. 100 MS&N Ia g’td 8k io : 100 Del & Hud C’! Co, og . 50 Cumberland pref. 24%; 60 Lil Cen RR, 68% 100 PacBlail S8 Co.b60 783g 50Gal& Chi RR.... 603, 50 do. 810 7! 100 do..., ..b30 6034 249 N Y Cen Ri 100 Cley & ToIRR.b39 30 50 do. 100 do......b30 297% 60 do. SOCHi&RIRR.... 615 200 Hud Riv RR..b60 32% 50 do. 0 62 100 Harlem RR. 13 60 Chi,B’p&Quincey. 62 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Faimay, Feb. 25—6 P. M. AsnEs.—Small sales of pots were miadeat $5 68% a $5 75, and pearls at $5 75. Brrapsrurrs.—Flour—The market was active and firm er for medium grades, while all kinds were steady and in good demand, with eome sales for export. Tbe giles em- braced about 14,000 bbis., closing within the following range of prices:— Superfine State... $5 30 8 $5 50 Extra State, 5a 610 Common to good Western......: 545 a 6 00 extra Iowa, Michigan, Indiaoa an 6100 750 Ext Jenesec a 66a 800 Canadian extr 16%e 7 Mixed to straight Southern 60a 6 Southern fa asd extra. -650a 7 Choice extra family and bakers’ brands a 8 Rye flour.........6 36a 4 Corn meal ia 425 ‘ 37 Canadian continued firm, with sales of 100 a 200 bbls, in lots, at the above prices. Southern flour was active, with sales of about 7,000 a 8,000 bbis., closing within the range of our quota ‘Wheat was firmly held, with sales of about 11,000 bushels, including white Westorn at $1 59. and mixed Western at $1 87:5. Corn was in better mand, with sales of about 20,000 bushela, including South- ern ycllow at S434c., Weetorn mixed,’ m store, at the same figure, and choice Jersey and Southern do. at Sic. a S6c. Rye was quict at 82c. w56. The sales of barley em braced about 10,000 bushels on private terms. Oats were in fair request at S6c. a 67c, for State, and at 60c. a duc for Western and Canadian, The following statement flour and grain at this from the circular of Of the receipts and exports of rt for the week ending to-day arc G. Cutting: Flour, — Wheat, — Corn, bushels, bushel’. Oats, bushels. By canal and river. By railroad... _ 4 Other sources, 800 250 > 5 800 4 few York 2 bbls. tloar; to wi Britieh provinces and other piaces, 2,433 bushels corn, Correk.—The transaction’ were moderate, and em braced about 175 bags Laguayra, part at 1254 3 Marucaibo at 1170. a 12c.; 40 do. Porto Rico at 1i43.- 40 bags Java at 16¢., and 10 bbis, and 146 bags Jamaica at private terms. Corrox.—The foreign news by the Canada ndvisin advance of about 1c. por Ib. in Liverpool, had the of \wpparting more activity and firmness to our mark The sales embraced about 4,600 bales, including about 2,000 in transit, closing at an improvemout of }c. per Ib. above the lowest point on the sales of the week, Ferscrrs.—To Liverpool, the engagements embraced about 1,600 bales of cotton at 6 32d,a3-16d, The ship mente of other articles were light, and ratee without chage of moment, There wag but little doing for London Glasgow or Havre. To Antwerp, 500 bbls, of rosin were enguged at 8s., 120 tiercos rice at 276. 6d., and 160 bbis. sehce at 258, To Kotterdam, 176 tone at 228, 6a., 400 bbls. ro#in at 28. 7d.. and 70 bales cotton at ige, The brig R. B. Minturn wae chartered for Genoa, Sicily, aud ack, ou private terms ‘ Ui —The demand has been unosnally active during the week, and prices on all deecriptiond have advanced stightly. Holders are firm in thoir views, The receipts ratinue light, which have reduced the stock to 46,000 bides. ‘The sales were: 6,00 Or nico at 24c., 6 months: 46,000 Tio Grande at 2640,, 8 months, 3,000 Mavatlan at 000 Maracaibo at 223;0. a Z3e., 6 raontos: 000 San Jaan, at » and 18e, for good to —The demand has been 4 firm. ico ote eggs mueb role site receipia were: » 7,400 oak; galen, 66,1 ‘ 8,000 onk’; stock , 69,800 hemlocie, 8,600 cake” BmOcky ‘Lime was steady, with moderate gales at 75, for com- = and lum) ee LASKRY.—New was active and in specu! demand. The sales embraced about 1,400 bbls, at 300. 8 40c. and 40 hhds. sew crop Porto Rico at 86c. Naval Sronms.—Sales of about 800 bbis. spirits turpen- tine were made at 490., and 1,000 bbls, common rosin at $175 per 310 The., delivered. Crude was firmly held, bic Aaa 2,800 gallons linseed Nis. —Sales of Were made at 680. a 700. Crude whall wes quiet at 68¢. a 68c., while crude ‘sperm was quiet at $1 60. market was lees buoyant, while eth atie., ‘ore were firm: for new 120, prime. Provisions—Pork,—The the Sales embraced about 600 bbis., including new mees at $16 25, and old do. at $17 75; clear mess at $20 25 @ 220 60, and primo at $13 26. Boef was in good demand and flemer, with sales of about 760 bb¥s., indluding com. {ry prime at $676 a 87 8734 country mess at $9 a $0 60; repacked Western at $0 a #1) x y and extra do, at $12 a $12 sage was frm, with a small sale of Tlinois at of 20 bbis, beef hams were made at $17 75. Nith gales of 400 a 500 bbis. and tierces Biter and cheese were steady, and Rice with sales of 225 casks at 330. 04/0. the later, ee te strictly prime. The fev front Charleston was more favorable, amd wotived considerable eales ee were quiet, ae: Nim a only about 150 bhds, New Orleans, eee ie woderale’ reqtsst;. prises without change. Tee entes embrace? 44 hhis. Kentucky at 810. a Itc 109 bales Havana at 28¢c. @ 34c.; 14 2cases soed leaf at 7 4’ ‘8 26c.; 87 do. Florida at 9c. @ 20c, ‘Wuisixy.—The sales embraced about 400 bbis., & 273gc., chiefly at the latter figure. a eT Tee OUR FAMILY MARE on Report. During the past Weer buninees at Washington market hasbeen dull, 1% total inadequacy of tho present bull ingé 44 afford ample accommodation for, the imnicnse trade done at this market is daily becoraip g more apparent, aud to those specially interested by b'asiness ties it affords grand topic of serious consider ation, Both the upper and lower buildings at present, are in a very uawhole- some condition, ¢nd the ‘anpure atmosphere emit ted from decayed animal, and yegetable substances inand around the markets, renders them mediums for tho developement of malaria and contagion, The gxneway Ubroogh the West street sida, ous f complete posseesign of by the preemie time is fendered almost impaseable. can pasé aldpg without being jogged against giensy, careless butcher, who appears to have lit Concer for the welfare of the market trade. Thy, stp too, in proximity to the market, are Kept iq muon a filthy conuition that hundreds of person who would pateouiZa the warket under other clreumsyanoes, are obliged 10 0 esewbere, —The receipts continne Vght, exes’ of C dian, of whieh there isa good supply. Brosiers bave a\- veuced 12¢, on exch pair since last quotations. O:hor qualities remein unchanged. Game—Quails are v scarce, although the prices bave declined 500. pr quirrels are done for the season. Veuisoa—( win inued warm Weather this artic! Robins from the vicinity @b$1 per doz. Canvass ba and geil at prices GUe. por jors, Red head ducks haye advan prineipal snp} 8 are recglyed , bot’ the tats fas falien off greatly. winters Of 1866 and °67 there were over gan yoke killed near Norfolk; ninety-nine of them Tell into the hands of wh shipped to this and oti bumbey-— Silty thousand pair-—neiwed the , “ab Mies) Dpper market nas boon Ratt tenants, and at Nobody = The Fuucing Laws of 1847 are repealed, aud the opera: ¢ Hoting this Water she numbe Kblod si tion of the law of 1867 is extended to Jemuary, 1680, After | Poovetels Oty Mares backs, rod hejdee serig, iaie the latier date, all indebtedness, of Whatever kind—caga) | ene ene ae inti tor gooutmehe ‘ scrip, Governor's scrip, Thorniga’s scrip, interest certil | Ati, om of 'g2,0e0 m the duck trade of 1866 and 1868, Ere’ inn coupons—every thing except bonds—are de- when compared with the cold torm of wivtor before last In regard lo Western gaine, t rigid laws of < of Tihinols, y kind util the letor August, neil the Tat of Oct fing of deer gud pr Lath of Janvary until the 15th of Av differs son hat from the above, t t, o aw Lin unimportant points, It is expected w will bo pasted by our Levi sale of game at improper seasons, fast a and quails are ing from the Weatern for d Ohio qu to the Urst tone of ¥ the Bust wera spotted 2 the game laws. Beef, mutton, ve meate remained unchs: zed in price fish and white fish he Deceme more plen lis at price cheaper then afew weeks ago. Balter ther bas had a depressing effect upon th and prices ioe have di the Chee! demand, but the price n j dried fruit_and pie have declined ia need, but there eo mild wea- of trate, Huctustin e. tigu Movements m Meal Estate, By A.J. Bleecker, Son & C Brown stone hous by 98.9... and lot 214 W io. brown stone 4 do. brick house adjoining... 8 story brick do, 48 Barrow st., 29.6 by 07.8 Rieth, dmucan.—On Friday, Jan at Paris, the wife of Bayard Milligan, of New Orlea fa danghter. Married, Ackiaxn—Rintet.—On Thorsday evening, Feb. 24, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Joseph F. Graham, Tuomas R. AckLayp W diss Harriet L Riau, ail of ths cky. ‘5 ALEXANDER—FARLE.—On Thursday, Jan, 29, by the Rev. R. R. Thompson, Jonn H. ALExasneR, of this ‘city, to Jaw a, Youngest dauguter of iobert Karle, Esq, of Bing ing, N. ¥. HALLENBECK—Braw.—On Tuesday, Feb, 22, by the Rev. R. Havka, D. D., of the Attorney street M. P. church, Wa. H. Hatuesmeck to Miss Locy A. Brarp, ail of this city. St. Louis papers please copy. Pxam:—Asixovb.—On Monday, Dec. 28, 1858, at the re- sidence of Dr. Lounsberry, No. 11 Jane street, Mr. Cuas. Meson en Wo Migs ManoxetTs ANroiNETTE ALLNOUD, both of thie city, Renaer—Keex.—On Wednesday evening, Feb. 23, at the residencl of the bride’s father, by the Rey. Mr. eae Mr. Busnor Rumen to Miss Haxvan M, Kags, eldest daugi ter of W. A. Keen, Eaq., all of this city. Rockland, Me., and New Orleans papers Riccs—Bacut.—In Washington D.C. evening, Feb. 24, Mr. Lawkason Ruaas, of New York, to Miss Maky T., daughter of the Hon, Jesse D, Bright, of Indiana, Rosekit—Dick.—In this city, on Wednesday, Feb. 23, by the Rev. Bloomer Hart, Auzxanper W. Rvsesis, of Brooklyn, to Miss Mary Jane, daughter of John Dick, Fsq., of New York, formerly of White Plains, N. Y. Died. ALtcock.—On Friday, Feb. 25, WidaM ALLoocK, aged 63 yenre. His friends, also those of bis con-in-law, J. B. H. Nees. Inge, are reepectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 186 Wozt Thirteenth street, Bakwe.—On Friday morping, Feb. 25, Rey. Taomas Baker, aged 69 years, a oval preacher of the Metho.ivt Fpiscopa! church for twenty years past, aud for neariy thirty years connected with the Methodist Book Bonogrn in this city. " The relatives ond friends of the family are respectfully invited wo attend the funeral, from the Grosne street Methodist Episcopal church, on Sunday afternoon, at half past two o'clock. 4 Larion.—In Worcester, Mass., on Tuoaday, Feb. 22, Jon Barron, aged 72 years, The friends of the tamily are requested to attend the funeral, from the residence of his gon-in Jaw, Thos. Shearman, No. § Lee avenue, Brooklyn, E, D.,on Sun day afterncen, at one o'clock. Bierwnteme.—On Thursday, Feb, 24, Rrcwanp Bret worerts, aged 1 year and 6 months. ‘The funeral will take place this egy ste afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 145 Jay street, Brooklyn. Brown.—On Friday, Feb. 25, Caarces, youngest son of Charles and Mary Ann Browa, aged 15 months. ‘Tho funeral will take place’ from the residence of his father, No. 17 Ridge stcet, on Sunday afternoon, at oue o'clock. Caxcitt.—In this city, on Thurstay, Fob, 24, of con. sumption, Wittam CakciL, aged 34 years. The relatives and friends of the family, and the members of American Chapter, No. 6, 0. U, A., are T0- spectiutiy invited to atena his funeral, from his late resi »No. 24 Hubert atroet, on Sunday afternoon, at two ocock. His remains will be takea to Grocnwood cemeote- Ty Sor interment, Coms.—At Mattituck, L. 1, Sexsezer D, Coum, aged 63 years ‘The friends and relatives of the family, and those of his sons, William, Elisha M., Joseph L., Jobn @., James 1, Vavid I, abd George W., are reapectfuily invited to at snd the funeral, from tho residence of bis son, JosepirL. Cobb, No. 279 Fifth strect, on Sanday afternoon, at hal’. part obe o'clock. His retnaing wil be taken to Cypress Hill cemetery for interment. Gaon. ~O1 Wi ton MN, besday, Fob, 23, Huwptow D., eldest son ud Mary E. Gage, aged 14 years, 7 The relatives and friends of the fa so First troo, ational we 4 ly invited to attend the ch, Highty-sixth strest, #, Yorkille, ov Sun- Tis retaius will be in. ‘noon, xt one o'clock, in Cy proes Iii cemetery. In thie on’ Erk Feb. 26, Wiusaw avd’ Christina’ Halstead, 1 § days. ] uuaintances of the family are reepect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday ater nat two o'elcck, from the residence of his pareuta, cue im Friday, ¥ Anne Hogen, aged , James P, Hoces, son of 5 years, 4 months and 15 James and 'y, aleo those of is gran father, rs peollully invited to attend the fune- ra}, on Surday altertoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No, 264 avenue B, without fur- ther notice. Newark papers please copy. Horroy.—On Thursday, Keb. 24, Mrs. J. Hot. TON, wife of William ©, ition aaa muon et Kaward and Ann Beatty, in the doth year of hor age. Paine ge Sig of the im au he funeral, morning, at balf-past sie Ooch, from her or No "a2 Mercer street, Jersey City. Her remaing will be taken to Moravian cemetery, Staten Island, for interment. Kxity.—On Thursday, Feb, 24, Daum, Kaunt, aged 62 ears, ms ‘The friends and acquaintances, aleo those of his “ in-law, Daniel O’Conor, and also Thomas Stack, are respectfully invited to attend the fune- ral, from the residence of bed is 8 brother-in 42 West Seventeenth street, pes Bye rday) morning, at ten o'clock. A requivm mass will be care oe at the Unureh of St. Francis Xavier, Sixtoonth street, for the repose of his eoul; and from thence his remsins will be taken to Cal- vary cemetery. Keiy.—(m Thorsday evening, Feb, 24, after a linger: ‘og \liness, Thomas KRLLY, aged 21 fm 4 The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully those of his son-in-law, invited to attend the funoral, from the residence of his No 10 Woodbuli street, Taterday) of at th foqeuth Brooklyn, this 722d 8, Z infant danght ud Mary Aus Keanedy, aged your, 3 eaeudia ler funer-|, wii take place at one oclock, this . - af) senooms from the residence of er paroats, No. 35 1 oveurn,—Mrs, Caren Lovanat, wife of Mr. Patrick Hugblin, aged 62 years, w native of , Ireland, i fully invited to attend the funeral, from hor late re- sidence, corner of Conover and Vandyke streets, Broak. thi (Saturday) afterncon, at one o'clock. Her re- mains will be taken to Calvary cometcry for iutermenut, Yamiy.—Suddenly, Wa. F. Marr, formerly of alti. more, and a late shipmaster from this re, New Orleans and Urbana, V., papers please copy. Miner —tn Jersey City, on Friday, Feb. 25, Gxonap, in- — of George and Caroline Miller, aged 8 months and i THE relatives and friends of the f—-'*7 are respectfully invited to siend the finoral, ‘this (Saturday) after. Poon, ab t thred o’clonic, frou: the corner of ‘ashington and Mercer strvets, Jerse * Mover Gn Berea Fed, 4, A CE Hou CLIGH, aged 28 years, 6 months and 24 days. The friends avd acquaintances of the family aro re- Spectfwiy invited to aitend the funeral, rom his late residence, No, 132 Contre street, corner of White streot, on Sunday afte, oon, et two o'clock, Me aaacte ‘Thursday, Feb. 24, Wa. Pumure, aged 72 Th, frichde and acquaintances of the family are re- pectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom the reai dence of his son, Zamuel Vhilips, No. 16 Cherry streei, this (Saturday) afternoon, wt one o'clock. Punsex.—Av aime be ou Thureday, Feb. 24, Mre. Lecy. Porexe, wife of John Kdvard Purser, tate of the city of Dublin, nged 53 years. 5ghCussos.—On Thureday, Feb, 24, Jaan Ronsow, aged ears. flis friends and relatives are respectfully requested to attend the funeral, on Sunday, at 12 M., from tee ar- mory of the City Grenadiers, Mercer House, corner of Mercer and Broome streets. Scosip.—On Thursday, Feb, 24, Exowr, only child of Sherman and Cornelia Scofield, aged 2 years, 6 months and 16 day ‘The friends and relativer of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parente, No. 26 Grove street, this (Saturday) morning, at eleven glock. The remains will be takento Long Branch, N.J., for interment. Philadetphia pepers please copy. Scorr,—On Friday morning, Feb. 25, Twostas Sve Ths friends and releti*c3, &'o° Th oop New York a Teele int, Cap. Hooft, alg tuo Setian's Board BEnTee Neepery? Assooiattn, also the Atlantic Guard Capt. Reld, afe respectfully invited to attend the fane: on Sunday afternoon, at oke ociock, from his law dence, No. 7 James slip, {rom ihonce to Greenwood & tery. Shomm.—O Thurstay, Feb. 24, after a short sl!nes: Maesmr WaviaNp Sima, in the 76th year or his The friends of the family, algo thozs of is sons, Richard J. and Merritt H. Smith, de., are invited to attend the f; noral, from No. 00 Weet Forty-third street, on boon, at four o'clock, ‘ew Orleans papers piease cop’ NEDEN,—-On Friday afternoon, F Jos WARREN, on Sueden, aged 40 ye ‘The frien and relatives of the family, also those of bis father-in-law, ©. Mansell, also Lebanon’ Lodge, Accepted Marous, are recpectfully invited to atiend the funeral, on Suncay afteruoon, at five o'clock, from his late residence, No. 17 Hammond street, without further invitation. Kis remains will be taken to Rockland county for interment. », 26, at fire o’stock son of Lawrence J, aud Nancy & Srack —On Friday, Feb. 25, of consumption, Caanvorrs, the beloved wile of Garrett +’ nalive of Listowel, county Kerry, Ireland, aged 83 yeurs. Rer frienc® and acquaintances are iuviled to attend the foneral, on Snuday afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late reeidence, No. § Vandewator street. Her romaine will be taken to Flatbush for interment, Sraparay.—On Thursday morning, Feb. 24, Warrer SumapMaN, youngest chiid of Richard and Ellen steadmapy agedt 8 months and 26 days. The friends of the fuunily funeral, this (Saturday) mornii vesidence of bis parents, No. i ‘umeLér.—On Thursday morning, seb. 24, Mrs. Bupa Torr, wife of the late Luis J. Timolat. aged 62 years. ‘Dhe relatives and friends of the family, and tuose of her son in-law. George W. Lose, aleo the officers and mem. bers of the Fifth Company, National Guard, are invited to attend the funeral, » No. 1 Carroll place (Bleecker street), on Sunday afternoon, at Laif-past one o'closk uriuer tion. smND.—In Brooklyn, E 2, 2b, Isaac U. Townseyp, aged 63 re invited to attend the at ten o'clock, from the reet. on Friday afternoon, r3. 8 of the family, also those of me, a vectfuily invited to attcnd tue funeral, from his fate r nce, No. 1 South Fighth street, Brooklyn, E. D., on Sanday afternoon, at tree o'clock. i —— POSTAL DIRECTORY. Foreign and Domestic Matls, TIME OF CLOSING aT THE NEW YORK OFFICR. Dowssrte... ads. 8 orth aud West way mail. ‘Western moll, via Brie KK. southwestern, , by railrond 53% Feb. ‘The relatives aud fries his son-in-law, W. W. Will A.M. aud 4) aM and 1 oP by stearabi slams Buxpar Mane Sunday idimniis close at itis ofice it Oa leaves St_Loule every Monday and Thursday, ot 8 4 M. Lauers designed tor it should be marked “Overlana, vis puis.’ 8.Lare Crrr Tho Overland Mal from Pt, Joseph (Mo. to Balt e-clty, leaves St. Josoph e x 8AM. Letters should be marked via St. Josep! 3s) Saturday well PM february 26. 1 P.M From Kew Oriea or be placed ia the Otice at Now osx ss dave pre ew vious to the above date. oo ao Heanahip Lebanon, for Liverpool, a0 lor Lhe Babuma Ielanda, to be landes at Naseou, N. P. ‘The United States postage will be five cents per half ounce on letters, end two cents on @ach bewspaper, to be collecied in #]) Poets the United ‘on those sent or re- oxived. TIME OF CLOSING 27 THE LONDON OFFICE. Inpta.......The Overland Mail to India closes in Lendon as folows:—Via Marseilles, on the Sd nnd Isth of exch month. Vix Southampton on the 12th aud i -Vis Marseilles on the 10th aud 26th. Via South smpion 4th ape 2 AverkaLia. Vis Marollles wod Steg on the 10th. Via South ropton and cuez, 12th Maverrus...Vin Sden on the 4th and 27th of the month BRAZIL «4.++ Via Southampton on the Oh of the mouth When the date of making up the Indian and Aiairation’ mafisat London falls on # Sunday, they ure wade up on the lb previ Cnima.... GAKITIMNG I AUWANAO FOK OO TURK--CRIS DaY. 6 55 | Moon arsas.... 648 | Rigs waTKE., GLLIGENCS, NT ox nrars. <UN Bera. Port of New York, Bobruary 25, 1859, OLEARED. mhip Lebaron (Br), Cook, Liverpool—F Cunard, raship Loctet Polat, French, Balttmore—H is Cromwell morn % 09 eve 34s p N BYalmer, Prishee, Hong Kon; nip Dresdnought, Samuels, Liverpool hip L.ouls Napoloon (Ham), Herting, # D Opden. mburg—l B Am sinc Ebip Anatralin, Spencer, New Orleans—N H Brigham. ‘ik Paophylia, Wilklos, Havana—Mora Bros & Navarro. Bark Sarte)ie, Cole, Havana~Wm Neluon & Son, Hark Sophia, Guptill, Philadeiphia—I hompaon & Hutar. Brig Jeo Yownes, Jamieson, Trinkiad~Melealt & Duncan, Brig Kagle, Patton, St Join—Thos James. Kepr & & HL Gould mith, Mfaloga—logulle & Carman. Schr Templeton, Hodgton, Cier fuez0s—Thompsou & Honter. kelir © Keen, stacy, Franklin. C1 Pierson. Sehr Speed, Romers, Jacksonriiie—Carnahan & oldawalt Schr Vilinge Gem, Finekley, Savannah~I Underwood, Sehr CL, Watson, Rovbios, Newbern—J Smith & Co, Echr J Clsrk, Seuli, Carolina City-—D O Murray, Schr Gallego, Smith, Kichmond—C H Pierson Echr Chabess. Cooper, Frankfort—B P Buck & Co. Rebr Corvo, Holbrook, Portemouth—W 8 Brown & Co. Steamer Kennebec, Hund, Philadelphia, ARRIVED. Steamship Prince Albert (Br), Waters, Galway Feb 5, via St Johns, NF. 19th, with mdse and passengers, to the Ame Fan Express Co, ‘The i” A arrived off the Watery at 10:25 Ship Finland, Jones, Charleston, 6 days, with cotton, & B Richards, esi nd ea Bark Grand Turk (of Blnebilt), Doliver, Bermuda 1 With marble and rage, to Mayhew, Talbot '& Co. is envy wenther ou the paastge, Kove Loe! pails’ &e; been 10 dayson the coast, Ont Barnegat, and wi By ammond, Conway, Arvtawall, in ballast with 4 passengers, to J F Joy.’ Sailed in compa Florida, Munony, for Cienfurgos. Wi'h iost, Int 24 16, lon RB Si wesed ship Albert & ©. of Boston, bound W; 18th, lot 44 2/, nH 10, parsed bark Faith, of Portland, bound N. Brig Saginaw, Case, Barcvlona, Spanish Main, Feb 6, with hides nud coffee, to AM Seixas. Experionced heavy weather, epi endl 0. Brig Phillip Larrabee (of Bath), Auld, Havana, Feb 13, with sugar, to insater, Hilg JM Bawyor (ot Damarive. ta), Sayer, Cardenas, Feb 12, with sugar, Ac, lo Waleh, Carver & Chase, Brig Nalad,’ Rich, Matanzan, 23d wet vin Holmes’ 1 (v bere she put in for orders), with moleases, to Simps & Nayhew. {cbr ndepenstent (of Wisenanet), Dodge, Atiaknpas, 18 days, 1) Sturges & Co. ‘avannab, béays, with cotton, Ao, : ill & Bor 4 tty adie Schr UN Hawkins, Griffin, Charleston, 4 days, with cotton, ady, Mott & Co, 1 Haley, Georgetown, 80, 6 de with bark ohnecn, Joek wood, Washington. NO, 4 Rehr B Sheddov, White, Washington, RO Odaye Sebr Julla & Marin, Katon, eden N Schr & Buxten, Titeomb, 8100, 8 dap rae Sehr T B Hodgdon, Prince, Camden, Me, 4 days. Fein Garoling: Chick, co, & days, Behr Prin , Taylor, ton, oie warn ram, oleamahlp, Black ‘The A C W i The following eargo—4h bales skins. 4 phi ‘The steumtug Underwrker, Captain Anthony, came up thig KEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1869, ie) Se b of Sandy Hook, and reports Prom 4 eas Gitiesaieus” MoKay. trom Shi, q ae seg Hae mney. sli ao BAILED. ra MEE crag: ie Ves Hor OF ‘Wind at sunset ENE, Miscellancous, % The Canada, at Halifax from Liverpool, brings the following dieasters:—The Alert, from Hong Kong for Shanghae, was lost near Formosa October 11, and the chief and eeoond mate and ten of the crew drowned. The Matilda, from Hong Kong for fhanghae, was abandoued October 7, near Banshee Islands. ‘The crew were saved, and put beck to “Liverpool” (! Hong Koog). On the 10th inet, the Richard Cobden, for davannah, came in collision with and sank the British brig James Pitt, for Portau Prince, On the 8th inst, the Susam E Howell, for Bal- itmore, was discovered to be leaky, and she will have to dis- charge ber cargo, From tite Steamsmr Brick Warrtor—The steamtugs Ba- tellite and Screamenjcame up from the stesmsbip Black War- rior yeeterday afternoon, and reports the ship as lying easy and in the same po ition, with the steam pumps 99 board, which keep her free. Her cargo ts being rapidly discharged. The wind is ENB, blowing fresh, but does not affect her, The Screamer brings up 190 barrels of flour. ‘The steamebip Marion, ashore at Oyster Island, !ys'q the same position. Capt George Hawkins, of sebr Passport, hg our thanks for favors. Sresusmore Wu Jenxrys, at Baltimore from Boston, had pilot ouge and riarbourd wheel house stove, and jib washed away on 2ist ust. Sreauxn Poromsxa—New Bedford, Feb 25—Tue chances are favorable of paving the steamer Potomeka. Thongh fa a , Camaged ctaie, efforts will be mace to tow her here to mornw. | A considerable part of ber deck freight has been saved ‘The freight in ner bold remains. and of course is greatly damaged, Snir Cranes Buck, from Glasgow for Bombay; which put into Liverpool Ist ult, leaky, proceeded on her voyage S!st. Bure Forest Crry, at Portiand from Cleafuegor, struck on '¥ fog, Oreen Islend Ledwe night of 1th inst, ina heavy; ing rudder. fore foot, sud causing the brig te leak, nie Aprraxxa. Blake. from Bos Voime® Tole 24 fost, ana aoe ai fF Baltimore, put into ander . eporte at 6 AM 224, while at anchor ane Cod. was run into, by brig Louiae Btront, New York, and lost jibboom, cat head, stove, topgallant fore- tavehions brokeu, bulwi Cagle, water waye aud planukshoar started, jibe torq, and wag | chad to nitp sheet andl Seyret rehadae preveut Ainking. ‘The brig atstalned no material damag PR sone TRUNO, Cox, hence for Port an Prince, was towed foto Charleston 224 insh, in distress. ‘The 't was totlly dis wasted 10 a pouderly wale on thedth inet, Int 31 24, lon 71. and isken tu tow by sehr Mobawk, from Cardengs, and’ at 4 ck the same afternoon fellin with Duteh brig Amerika Trem Rotterdam for Charleston, which vessel took the Truro tn ther and carried bor fnto Geatgrapwn, BC, wheaoe ao. was towed to Ubarleston by steamer itiwan, Ecun Vingisis Paice, Eldridge, at Baltimore froma New Or- Jeans, reports, on tbe eventog of 224 inst, 75 miles BW by W. trem Cape Hatteras. wos ia-contact witht inknown ache, snd Jost bowspeit Jibboom, eutwater, wad stove bows, &o; ai 12 MW nest day, 10 inilew N of Cape Fear, waa taken in tow by slormer Pataisen and bronght lato port. “Feb 17, sw & large bbip ashore ol ihe Litue Isaacs, with wreckers alongalde. Scun Vineiw Rock, of Provincetown, while at auchor in the harbor at Newport 21a, wasup into by ‘chr Mary, and. bad nionkey rail aud boat Blove. The Maty bid jibslay carried Away. fcur BB Drax, from New Orleans fot Philadelphia, before reported ashore in Delaware Hay, cot olf, and arrived at F wild lose of part of deck load. Scun Swax, of Lower Bank, XJ, from Jacksonville, with » cargo of lumber, went nthore hight of 20th Inet,_on Sinaguxent beach,’ she waa aad of ty the wrecking scr Ht W. Joba son, of New York, nd waa towed by her to Philadelphia. Sei Jexxy Lann, O'Neal, before reported ashore at New ‘Ropeall Inlet, came off and arrived at Wilmington 224 She stiatuined po material damage. ‘Tun Langest Coron Cango—The ship Ocean Monarch, 2145 tons, Capt Page, was cleared for Liverpool on Monday, the Mth iust, by Meests Meeker, Rnex & Co, having on board 7069 bales cottbu, welgning 8 319,410 pounds, ‘and. vained. at $364,012 60 ‘Thin ta ihe laugeal aud, heaviest cargo of cottma ever cleared {rem tis port oF aby port ia the. workd—-at-O rice Current, re Notice to Mariners. Sranisn Consvtare, New York, Feb 22, 1959. By an order received nt this Oousnlate yesterday, from the Captain General of Cuba, It is required that all vessels bound Tsland of Cuba from the United States, shall pre- ‘onaul tripiicate manitests, with signature of captain and approximate vaiue of detatled Contents, marks, &c; ons to be certitied by the Cousul, the duplicate to be sealed an. sent (o the Collector of the port whither the vessel is bound, end the third to remain on file ty the Consulate, fl * by failing to coniorm with this order, vessels wil! be subject tow heavy fine. FRANCISCO STOUGHTON, Spanish Conaul at New York. Whalewen. Capt Chapel. Iste of ship Northern Light, PH, who came home in the jast Calitornis steamer, states that on the 22d of January, on the ¢ from San Francisco to Panama, they went a0 hear Margueretls Bay as to count 22 wi in’ there #t anchor, and could see some of thelr boats in pursoit of Jhetes, | Among the ships he recognized the Reindeer, Ashley, , boiling. Spoken, ee Ship Gen Berry, Davis, from Hordeaux via NYork for Bos- ton, Feb 24, in Vineyard Sound. Bark Cordelia, Inbop from Philadelphia for Pernambuco, Dge 50, lat 1198; Jon S187. (ponsibly bark Louisa Bliss, ‘ark Louisa a “iat ‘was seen Feb 16, lat 82 68, swrering NE frees Apaiaetionla Soe Erovi lence), jon 77. Hark Moneynick, from Boston for Charleston, Feb 28, 10 ip ey eee for New Haven, Feb 24, AM, rig Nenvilue, . AM, off Biock Islaud, te nee hetigeets brig Georgia. Trott, from Alexandria for Boston, Feb 24, ia Vineyard 8cund. Brig Harriet, Sedgley, from Blaff Point, Va, for Kennebunk, Feb 24 in Vineyaro Bound. Schr Home, Myers, from Boston for Baltimore, Feb 24, in vigeteneeelert: “Waronn, from Rests: toe' Obasteslony Feb nde man, ard dounds cm by Moore. trom Boston for Jacksonville, Feb 24, 12 Vege Willow Thomas, Ch ‘hill, from Boston for NYork, ae ar ) Churcl Feb 24, in Vinevard Sound. Schr Dasbaway, Brown, from Boston for Baltimore, Fe’ 24, n Vineyard Sound. Schr Hlawathe, Chase, from Newburyport for Philadelphis, Feb 24, in Vioeyard Sound. Schr’ Isabella, Crosby, {rom Boston for NYork, Feb 24, in Vineyard Sound. kit Lanson Dean, from New York for Portland, Feb 24, In eyard Sound. Pci Bden Herbert, Johoson, from Eastport for NYork, Feb chr Irederick Lavyrenco, Chore, from — for Plymouth, chr Frederich Lawrence, from — Feb 24, ip Vineyard Fonne, cy Sebr Jane E Patterson, Liaskell, from Boston tor New York, Feb 24, in Vineyard Sound. Schr James Lawrence, Allen, from NYork for Boston, Feb 4, in Vineyard Sound, amer Adelaide, from Boston for NYork, Feb 24, In Vine- yard£ound. Boston for Savanuab, Feb 21, off Cape Sehr Nickerson, from owain. Foreign Port Axtwrnr, Feb 10—Asr Tene Bell, Johnson, NYork. Asriswart, Feb 7-—8id bark florida, Munday, Li ‘eb 15—Sid brig Beatrice, Sranll, Wes ‘parish Maio, rt. ita, bee 30 -5'd bouthern Cross, Howes, 1 mn; Bist, f rocker, do. Jan 4, Heury Buck, Pendleton, du} Trada, Storer, NYork é > Ey 3 2 2 Gi Mewart, Liver, 4 toa ‘Teang, Wilson, ae Sari Monty Wile Merk Gibralta % eine Hy 5 ": Princess (Br), Vall Windoweand.)* al Ameriea, “Ridvldge, Char! ha 'NORFON |. # Bradford, Taylor, Galveston, ‘ Maptor , <t Veb B—Cld gebre UD Harwood: Rockport; H ‘Bid echr Choctaw (from Wareham), NEWBURYPORT, Feb 24—id schra Life Boat, Bayley, May fe * MaNCE: Sa ‘Lianey, Philadelphia pe WORT, Fob 2—Arr achr Brown Stone, Darling, Eliza. De‘cbport for Seconnet Potnt. Sid this AM, bark Seboois, Onin {fom Providence), Savannah; schrs J B Dickinson, Wheaton Philadelpbla; Virgin Rock, Honntater (from Provincetown), N York; man (from Taunton), do; Watchman, Ben jam! 40; tusun & Mary, Nichols, and Jus. 00; Kmma Furbish, Kendall (from Provideuce), NC; Ocean Bird, Gibbs (from do), Baltimore; Rathes, McTeane: und Beauchsinp, I'vskell (from do), Nort; Tram Smith. MoGivern (from Fal) River), Alexandria; Nancy fee Roa rena Rate: Gaeta, Mk ‘ireenwich), NYork; Grace Darling, Collam cy Demarara; @ J Jones, He ern Light, George Falea, DL Stur, man B Hod Sauk Tutile, Burprise, Colorado, ‘Perine, and eibers bean 3 and W, PM—Arr_sobrs J Loxter, and IP + WES Ar echee Prentice, and IP Hazara, Whson, NEW LONDON, {ei 23--Cld achra Mountain Avenue, Green- eld, PbicGelphia; Tsubel, Lippincott, und Joba Oliver, Bann- f dere, AY, SEW HAVEN, Feb 2s—Arr scbr Jobu Jones, Smith, Bran Qywine, Bld schie Miranda, Hillard, Porto Bled; Isabel Dart, indon. PASS CAVALLO, Feb 13—Arr schrs Thos Potter, Mott, Pensacola for Indianola and Lavacon; Lith, Pass) Hawkins, ‘St Themas for Indianola to Joad for NYork, if obtaine PHILADELPHIA, Feb 25—Arr schr B B Boan, Mertill, N Srlewem. Cid briga Wm Moore, Kan, Barbados; 'D: vid Dak fell, Phinuey, Nork; schra G a Heckscher, Siubbs, Cardenas uniata, Dyer, Portland, PORTLAND, Feb 22—Arr brig Forest Clty, Bala, Cleofue- g08; 23d. achr Wm H Rowe, Higgins, Norfolk. Below, a brig. Cid 284, vark XW Bridge, Woocbury, Matanaag, brigs Ida o> Rogers, Rogers, St Jago. Thomas \ch-rn, Hastings, Clenfue- schanle, Hurston, Havana; Prenties'Hobbe, Kston, Onr- OURS; uf jowe, Sawyer, ua. PROVIDENCE, Keb 24-—Arr steamer Albatross, Williams, NYork; achre W Putnam, Downer, and Cossandra L Vander" Beinn Piles Wie tron Samer Spgs, jelow, schrs M F . from. 0 Spelman, Spelman, from NYork; & schr reported the B D Pitts, Bohan= pan, fiom Fredericksburg Vai and three achrs uneno wn. bark AH Kimball, Crockett, Rocklard; schrs BF Woolsey, Errickson, Newbern; White Foam, Milliken, Baltimore; IB & FL, Norfolk; Norfolk Packet, Kedell: smily © Horton, Dem- 7 eming, NYork; Shylock, Hawes, and 8u- SMzabethport; and from below brig Ma- mph RICHMOND, Feb Bare chr Trojan, Oook, NYork. 81d schr 8 # Allen: Bakery BT MARKA, Feb 14—Cld brig Lagrange, Dearborn, NYork. yinport brigs Gen Malley, Neves, Foulgs H emmagion, Wi aaat akan, Feb 24- Art (by ‘ob bark Raw Bveret Phila brig Pesogun, Matans SALEM, Feb 22-514 bark Leocadia, Small, NYork via Glon- oek—Below, achr Mary Clark, Toward, from Norfolk. for Camden, Cid bark Sea Wow, Marke Attica. WILMINGTON, NO, Feb ‘Zi—Arr sobr A 8 Bells, Beaufort, Me. Cla 28d, achra Uregon, Mayo, Boston; G on, Ward, NYork. Boson; Baten Talander, ang SeoronD, Feb '24—Cid bark Robert Peanall, Fux- re vans. ya Dix” MISCELLANEOCS. xtensive arrangements with manuf Ail be in constant receipt of PAPERS adapt- of the trade. There d quality, cannot be aseend; faciites are a: that he are enabled towel every destription of PAPER at Prophet tre aha Hina Alene purchasers ‘nronghout the United states and Caaads to give oan ther order Below are enumerated some of the principal styles of PA- PER and PAPER MANUFACTURERS’ MATERIALS, now sffered in lote to ault purchasers, TO PUBLISBEKS OF BUOKS, PAMPHLETS. &o. Book Parer, of s and qualities, CovoneD Pater, glazed and unglazed, Dovsiz Car Wearrens, all colors. Fancy Paren for Fly Leaves Srnaw anp Bixpers’ Boanvs, &c Book Faren made to order, of any size and weight. TO PUBLISHERS OF NAWSPAPHIS, Nuws Paren, constantly on hand, of the various sizes and qualities xtually for, and any size made to order Fy ‘Nuws ax Book Pare, various sizea, Covonep Parr, giszed'and unglazed. ace hee ‘OL10 Post, Fat Cars, TO DRUGGIBYS, Harpwake Papers, of various sizes and quatities. Ware ann Corker WRarring, all kinds. bivr axp Wine Paren for seldiitz powders, Oar anv Lerrex Parras, &c. TO CLOTH AND DRY GUODS DEALERS. Mantis Pargn, 30x40, 86110, 40x48, and any wlze or welght Wrarrixe Paren, various quahtl Six Mareen, oo Car axp Letrer Pavers, &o. TO HARDWARE MANUFACTURES AND DEALERS, ‘Haxbwaxe Paree, varionn sizes and wel; Haxpwaxp Parte, various sizes and weights, glazed, Wrire Wrarrine Parers, various sizes, Cororen P. various nizes, APE Ge P. ‘Tissue Parers, white and oolorea tc. made to order, of any particular aise and Hanpware P, knese, TO HATTERS, Waite Paven, 24x36, 26237, 26x42, Tir Parke. Fancy CoLorep Parer. Manta Parer, &c, TO TRUNK MANUFACTURERS, Troxx Boanns, all cumbers. Wurrr axp Cooney Pare, for lining. TO HOUSK AND SHIP BUILDERS. SunaTwinG Pare, dry and tarred. Baxp Suxatnixe. TO BOOKBINDERS, BINDERS’ BOanos, double cap, assorted numbers. Bixpes’ Boanis, medium, assorted numbers. Brraw BoarDs. Fancy Farens for fly leaves. CoLoKEn Pavers, &6. TU BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. LyaTer Paren, blue and white, plain and ruled. Csr Paver, blue and white, plain and ruled, Note Parekh, blue and white, plain and ruled. Cgebenas, Fob 12~ th port brig Irfs, Pearse, for Bristol, abt | ren 7 $ Hravort, Feb Tere px Los, talem vin Coree, tim Anu Elizabeth, Johnwon, from Sa- ser. une, Sid 20, brig Kockingbam Gillan, Biseant { Livenroot, Feb 10 Arr Tistess, Stevens, NOrieans; Oliver | Moses. Old do; 1th, Otty of Washington (se), Petrie, NYork Bid 4th, Alma, Baker, Cardi! to load for New O1 Georgin Mel von NYerk; Saratoga, un Mongolia, York, ou) vannah :tth, Frederick Gebhard, Hayden ‘ask, Mobile; loth, Charter Oak, Houdiette, elcber, Boston; 1th, U A Stamler, Rogers, wire Pop l—Arr Mariner, Atkinson, New York; 7th, m, n Be Navixs, Fé ends Bryant, NYork. Patekmo. Feb L—Sld Peolina, N York. (Port av P “eb Sin port bark Orlando, Connor, for ‘York: brigg Issbella Reurmann, Tames, hence; Croton, lye, hence, digg. Conquest, Jenson, do; African, Buttoa, for k about luth; May Queen, Lyle, for Philadelphia about 15 sisibr Kasbes, Long, wig; Sarah Burton, Haskins, for Hos om neat day. Rosauto, Dec 25—~In port brig Greyhound, Pierce, for New M. We Packer Post, bine and white, pista and raled. Coumencrar Lerten, bive apd white plaia and Foto Posz, biue aud white, Frat Car, of every variety. Lapark Farens, ali qualities. ‘Tissuz Paver, white and colored. Brorring Parer, buff and pink. Biv, Witte Np Brown Honxet Boanps, &e. Exvevores, of all kinds and sizes. TO GROUK Ki STRAW AND Hac TrA ParEns, Mawitia Pabens Lyeren ann Oar Parens, $e. TO CARD MANUFACTURERS, Wurre Wove axp Lap Fiat Car. Canv Mipoies, made to order. TU BANKS. . Bank Nore Parer, all qualities. Forro Posr, wil qualities, for Cheeks, Notes, &c. Surerrixe Lenarr Parkns, for ra, Journals, &0. Screnvine Lerten, Car anb Nore Parens, 4c. TO DEALEKS IN FANCY GOODS, Writixe Parens of every variety. Wrarrixe Papers of every vartely. MANILLA Parens of every Variety. Hanvwane Farens of Tissues, white and colored, Posner Boanns, brown, bine and white. Exvevorrs, of various kinds raled. Wrarrixe Parner, all sizes. sizes, York. io) ‘0 A~Sid Caroline © Dow, [oudlette, N York, . Feb 18—Cld brig Samuel Killam, Haines, Mar Home Poru. BOSTON, Fol 21—Arr ship Mary Russell Perkins, Savan anb; bark ‘Indiana, Rivers, Savannah; b: m, Bore tam, Rio Bache, via, Holmer’s Hole; 8a ‘ayer and Inagtia, vie, Holune Hol can M. May lusen, Morton, Car: ¢ Amos, Nichols, Pensaco! Rote ‘Medarty, 8 pring Hill, Freeman, Jacmel; i Mayo, Gonaives; John Hiltot, Wood, Aux Cay tail Matanzas; Gcean Ranger, ‘Pibbetta, sherer, Bherer, Gaiveston; Dirigo, vook, Miller,’ Mobile: Join MeAdum Glover, Robinson, whe Dasha, Bailey, Norfolk; ‘mine’ © Latham, W os; Rrnpire, Mar leone: Fred Mobile; 8 B Wheeler, Gilehrist, Darien; K 1 Enterprise, Webber, Mitentngton, ‘NO; ; Rocky Hill, Day, ‘and J W Dodge, ¢ Beal. Flowers, Norfolg for Belfast; BD Prince, Hi i lawes; Idlewild, —, vnd Wild Ko Tangier; Alquizar, Long, James kiver; Emeline 'Mo Buckin, Alexandria; Searsvitle, Senrs, Beitimore; Jeewe Willtamson, Kilingworth, Now: custic, Vel; Bra, Chamberlain, New York. Relow--At anchor la the Rosds, echr Antelope, trom Cobseet for Norfolk. A bark aud two brigs were in’sight from below this afternoon, but bore away for Cape in consequence of the stroug blow. | Cid ships Edward, Prokt, St John, &B, to load for Low i de, Hallett, Pensacola; bark James Salth, Stod. sre. Mart:’ schra dary H Banks, Banks, Jackson y, New émyroa, Fla; Charm, Lorlug; Joan And Kolaht, Bears, Ph ladeiphi, | #1d—Wiad ‘ning, with rain and ght snow tn fl ler mn, atterwarin NW, Clrar and. srong -brecne, meh Kdward started, hored in Nantasket Roads th—Avr (by tel wer City of New York, Howes, Phila nbip ® Bulkley, Ross, Charleston; barks ea Mid, ‘em Town; Forrest Belle, Percival, Algoa Buy. Bo! riseilin, Apalachicola. BALTIMORE, Feb 2i—Arr steamships Patapaco, Layfel', Chariestou; Wm Jenkina, Hal ett, ; bark Union, Kend: ifek, Charles on; brigs Pianet (Br), Per and Mon- trod, Hoyee, New Onleana wchee award Sind Béyiea, New York’ Viplils Price, wldridge, New Orleans; Ellzsheth’ Bow: lev (Br), Roy, Wilmot, NS; ‘Pater, ‘Chase, Boston, and Golloo West, Short, Newburyport. Below—Oft Swan Point, ah'p Emi- ly Fi , Sime, from Callao; ship John Bryant, Gartoer, do. Cid, steamehly Thos Awann, Kamany, New bark Syipb, Jones, Boston; brig © lowes, bavi ; aohre fary'A bhropshire, ‘and Julia Newell, Pareons, Portland, ‘Rid bark 83 ; brige Chi Ee ‘i ‘Savannah, and Belle, Nelson, Nevagns, RE VENDA, Feb 2t--Art sohr Golden Gate, Weeks, Nortolk mein Feb 4—Arr sloops Thos Hull, Hull, and Rienst, CHRHURSTON, Feb 21—Arg steamship Jas Adger, Adams, NYork; Avola, ives i cern fd ‘i, a Havana; schra rare Gn, om 8 irk fi Fort ae c Mise * ian wu (nee ‘Washington, “HORS RET ote cero F. Feb %—Art ahr Daniel Webstor, Perry, N Davis, Bllzabethoort; iy aches Fakir, . NYork; a9 ma eotheld ote ‘ae jones, > ot ‘schrs Polly Pries, Adams, Alexandria for q jawking, Balumore; JH Bi Wore Nor! M Wrlahtiogten rightington, Philadelpata, OP INHAV EN. pte oe HR Barnes: J10 Whippie, Lawson; Rachel Jane, Weeks, and Spencer 1). Mapes’ Piceinia, ld achrs M Smith, A Heaton, Waye, J M ‘ny, and GALVESTON, Feb 15—- Arr Brom bark Geaner, Lankeman, at pool; b I “ Taser eli Vala Pant, Gratin, N¥ork, Old i8th, brfg MB Da: FPRANcIs tonne 4, sons, pod » the 28th ti Ly rah © maid commit! Inds. PAPER OF "EVERY DESORIPTION MAI ER. ON BHORT NOTICE, me TO PAPER MANUFACTURERS, Raus, various qualities of foreign. Race, various qnalttias of domestic. Canvan, Bagging, Wrapping Paper Btock, Gra e,. aad cette Feber Bek, ua Rep t. Sarin Witrre, bert quality imported. Preven Purvenizen PowpER, Anow, ground and crude. PATENT ALUMINA. Live. Ou, or Vernror. Si71NG, aesorted qnatiies. Fritines, the best of hnglish Machine Felting, a fall assort- mept, various widths. Fourniuxien MacHise Penrre, all sizes. rn iy Pris all sizes, FouRDRINIER AND OYLINDER JAOKRTR, Deven Pei7, various sizes, ef ANDAMERICAN FeLriNG made to order, of any size cit tbigkners, at short notion, conker Pisves, Nos 1, 2 an Winn Cromm=-Fonrdrister Wires, varions widths: & very m arvole, which they can strongly recommend to ma- urers, helieving them to bo far superior to any In the der Machine Wire cloth, cut to fit any cylin: upper and under faces. Teo any Wixpund Wwe, 'Lwr of all sizes. Micntveny—Orders reoeived for Fourdrinier and Oytinder Mochines, Cuting Presses, Roll Bars, Dusters, Engine Knives, &e., &o. Inpia Roamer ann Learner Buuriwa, Innis Runner Diexis Stars, made to order, Wenig, , Slogle and double backs. Mc * Reine Pr: ConontNG MATERIALS. Prossiate or Porasn. Prussian Bivr, Pour Bice, A and B. Biewnow ate or Porasi. mn PInk. SUGAR oF TRAD, Idberal advances made on consignments of any kind of M'Grders, accompanied with a remittance or a satlafaciory eference, will be executed witn the aame care and pet hf - ven in a PAIS FOR ALL KINDS OF PAPER MANUFAC- ei OURS CUTERY, Meare Whe, JEWELRY AND’ FANUY GOODS, ion ana Utes Sole agents for peateoin ihe v bf xe ck me [jesate eng anderen ‘TION HOTIOBS. OTR —THe COMMITT Sraeere OF eur N' Beard of Gomneuhere stil ms ta omer Be @Oky Hall,