The New York Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1859, Page 8

NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH atk nae ‘Police Intelligence. ‘Counterfeit ‘« twos” on the Pacific Bank of this city were Fut into circulation down town on Thureday night. Beliceman Golding, of tho Sixth precinct, arrested a lad wamed William Bergen for passing one of these bills at the grocery store No, 17 Baxter street. The prisoner con- fessed that he had been engaged to pass the bills by a man named Wilsey, who subsequently made tracks for Philadelphia when he heard that Bergen was arrested. ‘The counierfvit is an imitation of the genuine bill. Those recovered by the police are phi wd, and rather too dark 10 color to deceive an experienced judge of mon Bergen said that he got thirty cents for passing each bill, and thought there could not have been less than $50 worth of the trash d on Tharaday night. Justice Osborne committed the accused for trial George Joint was taken into custody by policeman Ra- Dineau, of the Sixteenth precinct polloe, charged with steal- ing ® gold watch and chain, valued at,'$200, from Michacl Warkerle, of No. 886 Sixth evenuo, under the following eir- ‘cumstances :—Compiainant was riding on the platform of ‘ena of the Sixth avenue cars, when some one picked bis pocket and ran off with his wateb, Complainant pursued ‘the thief several blocks, but lost track Forhim and was obliged to abandon tho chase. Tho jeweller who last leaned the watch was notilied of the robbery, in order ‘that a mivote description of the valuable could be afforded ‘the police, ‘The following day a man entered the shop and asked.the jeweller to look at a watch ho had in his possession, and place a fair valuation upon the same. What ‘was tbe jowcller’s surprise, upon looking at the valuable, t fod thot it was the identical watch whiea had been stolen from Warkerle the evening previous. He in- eantly sent out for a policeman and had the man arrested, The prisouor, who appeared to be a respectable looking person, stated that be could Satisfactortly account for the posseasion of the wetch. Ip explanation be stated tha the watch had been piv to bim by the prisoner Jomt for Sie porpose of as: certuiping its Value, and that the latter to meet him hat evening to hear the result of the inquiry. Tae state- m vt bee all the semblance of truth, ant it appeared 30 reasonable that the officer decicted to proceed to the place ‘of meeting, with the hope of meeting Joint, and 60 ar- ranged, matters tuat the prisoner was captred that even- ing and taken to the station house. Jolt, being un- able to give a satisfactory account of the menner in which ‘the watch came into his possession, was commitved ior ‘trial on charge of grand larceny. A tnevange was received by tive Police Commissioners yesterday, from Mr. Larned, of Bastings, Westctibster <onnty, for police assisten’ se, as he expected ‘s rio} would break ont emong the men employ: ed in bis marble quarry at that village. The ifieulty arose from a determination on the partof Mr. L. to aiscbarge-a portion of his workmen in consequence of a failure on the part of tbe gencral government to make aj ‘opriations for some work which he was performing in Faurkston and Now Orleans, Sergeant Dickson and ix amen were despatched to the scene of the disturbance. Hermann Deliemeyer, a salesman in Bode’s liquor store; im Folton street, was arrested yesterday on a charge of sedvetion under promise of marriage, preferred against him by Miss Catharive R. Duaije, of No. 12 Thompson street. Justice Kelly beld the aceased to answer. Court of General Sessions. Before Judge Russell. ANOTHER FORGER OF BILLS ON THE NATIONAL BANK OF AUSTRIA CONVICTED. At the opening of the Court yesterday counsel for John Kaegi, who was placed on trial for forgery in the second degree, having, as was alleged, uttered a large quantity ef counterfeit bills on the National Bank of Austria, pre- ceeded to sum up the case, and was followed by the re- Presentative of tho District Attorney. Soon after two o'clock the City Judge charged the jury, reviewing the testimony and laying down the law applicabie to the case; ‘ut as his Honor’s remarks were similar to those made ea the trialof Henry Rohner, who was jointly indicted with Kaeg), it is unnecessary to report them in full. In order to convict the defendant, his Honor said the jury would have to find that he had possession of the bills barged in the jadictment, that he had them with a guilty knowledge of their being forged or counterfeit, and taat he had the intent to utter and defraud. After an absence of half an hour, the jury returned with a verdict of gurty. Kacsi will be sentenced on the last day of the term, GRAND "LARCENIBS. Stephen Sherwood, who was joiutly indicted with Mary doa Le for stealing $25 from James Walgh, 14 Riviug- ton stfect, on the 11tn of December, pleaded guilty to aa atempt at grand larceny, and was remanded for son. tence. ‘Thomas Crowe was indicted for grand larceny, having, on the 10th of March, stole $40 worth of wearing apparel, the property of Klizibeth Moran. He pleated guilty to an atvempt £0 commit the offence, and was alao remanded for Beptence, Jobn Ulran ond Win. Parry were placed on trial, charged with stealing two chests of Bugar on the 23d of February from the brig Samanda Hopkias, which was lying in the Fast river. ‘The proof was insuilicient to establish their guilt, and there was also a technical ity—namely, the failure to prove the actual ownership of the properiy. ‘The jury found the defendants not guilty, and the assist: ant District Attorney then moved for anille prosequi to De entered against she alleged receiver of the stolen pro pety. . Simon Lecknar, charged with stealing a keg of nails from Mr. Ketcham, was algo acquitted. ‘ John Herbert, indicted for an assault and batt h intent to kill bis wife, was convicted of assault aud pat- tery. He will be sentenced on Saturday, Sarery or rite SrkamBR WkRO.—The steamer Hero, which was frozen in the channel of the river last fall, Some twenty-ive miles below Albany, at Stockport, giesmed up on Wednesday afternoon, and when the aftor- noon train reached Hudson was making fair headway | towards New York, which place she reached on'{huraday. | Porviation or Sr. Lovis.—The census of the ety of $7. Lonis, just completed, gives a total population sified :—Americans, 57,657; Germans, 43,874; Insh, 22.013; English, 3,451; and "French, 1,887. Free blacks, 1,672; giave, 1484. Of the latter 1 oad are females. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Frupay, March 186 P. at. The prospect of a European war continues to be the chief topic of conversation in me and financial circles, We touched yesterday upon the probable ulti- mate effects ofa great Evropean war upon this country, namely, the injury it would do to our cottou and our com- meroe generally, and the benefit it would be to the grain, provigion and shipping interests. Those would be its ulti mate effects, What the immediate effects of a declaration of war would be upon stocks, money and merchandise, it js interesting to inquire; the more 80 as, if there is to be any war, it is quite likely that the month of April will uot pass without some overt act of hostility. Sardinia is said to be rampant, and the menacing attitude of all the Powers involved is too harrassing and expensive to be maintained for avy great length of time. The natural tendency of the news of a declara- tion of war in Europe should be to create a pa- nic here. War is an event fraught with immense mischief to commerce und confidence, The natural calculation would therefore be, that on the announcement of actual hostilities stocks should decline, money rise in value, and enterprise receive acheck. But, in fact, the very contrary may happen. The declaration of the Cri- mean war caused no panic here, and the signature of the our heavy tae dry goods, &c., this year, like- ‘wise tend to stiffen exchange by swelling the demand for Dill. This state of things could not be altered one way or othor by war. So long as this country exports annu- ally, in the shape of grain, cotton, provisions, &o., within forty millions of its consumption of foreign goods and mer- chandise, the foreign world is entitled to forty millions of our speci @ year, and no more, Money is working easier in Wall street to-day. Loaus ore freely offered to the brokers at four per cent, and first class short acceptances are done at five. We hear of good four months paper, not strictly first class, going at six per cent. Exchange on Europe is quiet; drawers are re- serving thetaselves for the steamer on Wednesday. Rates are unchanged, viz., 109% aj for bankers’ sterling, and 5.1144 a 13% for francs. The stock market today was even duller than usua!. Prices did not vary materially; but there seemed to be neither buyers nor sellers, and the business of the first board, which in busy times is seldom over before a quar- ter to one, was completed by half-past eleven. Most of the business done was in the Western stocks, which at the close were lower, The reports of earnings thus far show no improvement, The Galena and Rock islana are both expected to show a decline for March, as compared with the corresponding month of last year, ‘The Michigan Southern shows an increase for the first two weeks. The bears believe that March and April will both be bad months for the roads; the bulls, on the contrary, are eat! fied that they will do betier benceforward, trom weeX t week. New York Central and Erie wore quiet. The Convention at Builalo appears to be tending to a dissola. tion of the compact between the roads, At the close to- day stocks were heavy. ‘The following were the last Pprices:—Missouris, 85.4 a 3; Caoton, 19), a 20; Cum- Dorland, 2394 a 2%; Pacific Mail, 17). a 78; New York Cen- tral, 7934 a 34; Brio, 10% a 11; Hudson, 314g a %¢; Har- lem, 117; @ 1144; Reading, 483¢@ 34; Michigan Central, 5134 a Sj; Michigan Southern, 18:4 @ 3; Southern guaran- teed, 449f a 45; Panama, 116% a 117; Itinols Central, 67 a 34; Galena, 68 @ 34; Toledo, 2534 a 26; Rocic Island, 59 ux; Milwaukie and Mississippi, 8 a %. ‘The business of the Sub-Treasury was to-day:— Total receipts... —For customs, Payments Balance, The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House to-day wore $25,635,510 58, and the balances $1,721,060 30. The directors of the United States Life Assurance Com- pany have declared a dividend of 2214 per cent on the Premiums paid, and an addition of 19 1-10th per cent to the amount of all previous dividends, payable-in cash when the sims insured become due, The import of dry goods this week was very Lis but slightly in excess of the imports for the © ing week of 1858, and about half that of 1857. Stock Exchange. Weronesnay, March 18, Ro $1000 Tenn 6) 200 shs Read RR.330 4 100d 200 Mich Con RR 4 500 Virgin 200 4 8000 do. 100 4g 2000 Missouri 6° 853, 200 1g 000 City 6's, "87... 103 50 SL 500 BrookWater Tn 102 100 do......B80 5155 1OOONYCenRRre?7's 89 OMS&Nind g stk 4516 18000 Frio RR2dmb 84 100MS&NIRK. as 1000 Mich Sosfbs. 73 4000 Goshen Br bs.. 73. 112 NM 8 shs Bk of Amer,, 10 National Ban 100 Bk of Comme & Bank of N York 5 Market Bank 10 Renn Coal Co acitic M ie Co, 25 Cley, Col & ERR. 411 Gal & Chic RR. 100 do 320 rie RR 50 Hudson 8 RI, 100 Harlem RE 500 éo 150 Harlem RR pret 200 Reading Rit. 30 50 Hy) 00 Mi & Sts RI Boanp, 8x0 $1000 HarRRistm b 943g 5000 4 ARK b.s60 90 rEMill gb 16: TO rhs Amor Ex Bk, 108 i 100 M So& N TR yO crry “CUmMEICrAL REPORT. Fripay, March 15-6 P. M. Asnm.—The market was quict and'sales small, at 5c. for pots and 6%q¢. for pearls. Bueansrvers.—Flour—The market was less buoyant for common grades of State and Western, while prices in soma cases were rather easier. Good to prime grades of extra brands were firm and in fair request for domestic use. Tae sales embraced about 6,000 a 7,000 bbis., closing withia the following range of prices. Buperfine State. $5 45 5 $5 70 Extra State... 64a 6 boa 6 6508 7 7Ma 8 Canadian extra, 6800 7 Mixed to straight 62a 6 Southern fancy and 3 67a 7 Choice extra family and bal Tiba 8 Rye flour 3 boa 4 Corn meal S750 440 Cunadian four was heavy and ‘sales ‘small, within the range of our quotations, ‘Southern flonr was fir and in good demand. The sales embraced about 4,000 bbis., closing still’ within the range of our quotations, Included in the sales were 2,000 bbis. fine Richmond middlings, re- ported at $5 602 $5 70. Rye flour and corn meal were steady, with moderate transactions within the range of res. Wheat—Holders continued firm in their views sales wero quite light and prices without noticeabl we. Corn was more active, and the gales footed up boat 40,000 bushels, including fair Western mixed at S8c., yen ow Southern, now, at 90c., and white do, at 870. @ ._ Of rye sulee of 2,000 bushels atloat were made at Barley wi quiet at 65c. a S4e, Oats were in fair request, at BBC c. for State and Western, and at 60c. @ 623g0. lor Western ‘and Canadi The following state- ment, from the cirenlar of Wm. G. Cutting, gives the re- ceipts and exports of breadstufts at tals port for the week ending to day:— Flour, Rye, Comm. Oats, Barley, Obie. = tush, buch. bush. Railroad, 1,986 6,868 ~~ Other 5 ou: 20,604 2,500 18,64 10, 3,000 57s Total. ‘1,980 2,900. 18,095 18, 94 16,368 67,114 The exports of ftour’and grain from New York for ‘the week ending March 15, were:—To British provinces and other places, bbls. of flour and 200 bushels corn, Corryr.—The market was quiet and sales limited: 63 treaty of peace caused no sudden improvement in the stock Both events had been foreseen and It is quite Iikely that the same thing may occur again, The apprehension of war has already checked commerce'in England and France, and the check has been felt here as woll. Stocks in our market have been already depressed as much by the prospects of war a by any: | partios who might become boyers are other the outbreak of hostilities may wot depress prices still fartlier. If the news from Europe fur the next three or four weeks should be of thie same character as that brought by the last steamer, the public mind will be familiarized with the prospect, aud so far from causing ® panic, the actual settlement of the question, even by @ declaration of war, might bo hailed ag a Satiefwotory issue from an embarrassing complica’ tion. If, morcover, it be true, as the papers assert that many parties who are believers in the futare of this country, are only waiting to see the worst of the war maticr to become buyers of stocks, it {2 possible that thearrival of the declaration of war might be considered by theze parties a good time to carry out their views, and that stocks might rise in conneque ‘As to monoy, it is not unlikoly but thet, for « few days, rates might rule higher on the receipt of news of actual war, A declaration of war would at first frighten lenders in the European markets, and it is natural to expect our market would sympathize. Ina few days, of course, the flurry would subside, and money would fall to the point fixed by the Jaw of supply and demand; which point, so far as at present appears, cannot be much higher than the current rate; but, at first, it is probable that the banks and private lenders would exact higher terms from their dealers, itis sometimes said in the street that war would cause a flow of bullion from this country to Europe. This is a misapprehension. peace and war Lave no more influence on the exchanges between Caited States and Europe than they have upon the trade in watches or bandanas, ‘When our consumption of foreign goods execeds our ex- port of domestic produce, foreign exchange rises, and wpecic is shipped to square the account; this is the whole mystery of the foreign exchanges, and any ‘one can fee ata glance how independent they are of po- Utical complications. The probable course of foreign ex- change may always be discovered by a comparison of the ‘import of foreign merchandise and dry goods with the ex- port of cotton, flour and provisions. Exchange bas beon high, unnusually high, for the past three or four months, because the shipments of breadstntis have fallon almost to nothing, and also because the holders of cotton in the South, by holding for higher prices than those current in tho Baropean markets, baye checked tho export of that staple; bags Muraca'bo were sold ut 11%{¢.; 30 do. St, Domingo at 103. Corrox.—The market wae firmer yesterday, while the seles ombraced about 3,400 bales, closing firm on the basis 21<e. for middling uplands, The news from the } ered favorable to hollers. , limited. To Liverpool hi., 65 tieroes bec at acon was at 1e., and e ; rorin Were taken al 88., and 150 bales cotton at 3-16: barrelled pork at is. 94. a 1s, 10d ow 60 bales Sea Island cotton were engaged at 5-16d, There waa no change to notice in rates for London or Havre, while en gagements were limited. To California rites varied from 80, to 8%. per foot measurement, To Australia rates Varied from 25c. to 30e. per foot. of 540 bales were made at 702. a Te, arket has been languid this. wee pts, amounting to 97,000. hide operations. The ales show a ‘decline « cent {rem last week's quotations. — Importer: i 18 at present rates, and do not offer k Irecly. The principal gales have been—2,000 1 nd, 28¢, months: 1,800 do. do. 500 Cal 3., Sik months; Maracaibo, 24c., six months: 7,500 Rio @ months; 1,900 dry salted Bahia, w arrive, 18¢., six months Lexnin.—Tbe inquiry is good and prices are firm and upebanged. The stock of desirable Jeather is much re- duced. The receipts were 46,000 hemlock, 6,100 oak. Sales 54,100 hemlock, 6,000 oak, Stock 37,800 hemlock, Salen of new were made on ali Tc. for new and at 3c. a 6c. for old. Lom was in good supply aud caster: sales of about 500 bbis. of lamp were mace at 75c.; common was held at 70c. + —The market was steady, with sales of about 200 bhdy. Coba muscovade in lote at 27¢. a 2ke., with a nail lot of elayed at 24c, New Orleans was tirmly held, © sala were limited Ava! Stones —Owing to the advance in freighte the tharket was lees buoyant, while no sales of moment were reported; holders, however, continued to ask full prices. Ous were quiet and gales Of all kinds limited, without change of moment in prices. Woor,—There ie jews doing thie weck and we have no ales Lo report from first hands; quite a daliness ig com plained of gcueratly, Wools are firmly beld, however, nd as yet there has been no deviation from last month's rices. Holdere are onfident of Koeping up up the proserd urrent prices, the stock being light and some time to elapse before the new cropeomes in. Provisions. —Pork—The market was sales embraced about $00 a 1.900 bble., in lois, iucluding new mes at 18 3734 a$1840, old do, at $18, clearat $21 and prime at $13 20 a $18 25, Beet continued ‘irm and in good demand, with sales of about 850 bbls., including count: prime, at $6 75 a $7 75, country mese ‘at $8 a 89 62: Fepacked Wentern do, at $9 50 & 11 25 and extra at $12 50 13, Prime moss was firm at $12 4 $21, while beef hharaz wero dull at $14 50 @$17 60. Cat meats wore firm, with sales of about 160 hhds. And tieroes at 6346. a 7c. for shoulders, and at $3g0. a 935. for hams. lard was fim, with, nalce of about 160 0 660 bbls, a Ti3zoru'1de" and 'smail lots at 1236, Buttor and cheese were un? changed, Rick wae quiet at BYfc. a digo. Siap.—Clover was steady but not active. ‘The export desnand ie light, while the moderate sales making are to the country at 10\;¢. a10%e. Thnothy weed wore in fair request, with saiee in two or three days of 600 « 00 bushels’ at 101 ¢ & 1036. ited scale at 12>. heavy, while the Soars continued firm without vat farther change, with of about 700 eager ' Ing roflong goods, a! 6460, éc. @ a0 \c., Sew Orleans, 6! Ke. wich some Porto at). k 4be following are the prices established by ear RL, & a. Btuart for their sugare on to-day, which are trom Ac. a Ie. por Tb. lower:—Loaf, 10%0. per Ib.5 cruabei, Wage, circle A, 104X0.; ground, #2g0. Te." Ui sale beid pind drew a nad atwendance, and the bic roe Soe The catal embracad fair qual tive, hy aaeer Hyson sold at trou oe & 493;0.; yr bg hyson at 18a 47 3g0.; hy soe | skin, 29340. auppowd-r Sake a DO430.; imperiat at 25 9c. 583g0.; ‘ Twankay, ‘434. a 283¢c.; souabong at S2)zc. a S80. Every Jota the catalogue was guld, Tokaceo.--Tho market is ratber quiet without alteration ip prices. ‘Lhe sales embraced 97 bhda, Kentucky, at 10c. a De per th ; 84 bales Havana, p. t.; — bales Yara, p. 2 cases seed leaf, 18c. & 260, per wey.—Salos of 160a 206 in were reported at a Bie. 28) The Dry Goods Trad: ‘Trade. The crowded state of our columas compels us to abridge ‘our usual report of the dry goods trade for the past week, and to omit the tables giving the value of the entries and of the amounts of goods thrown upon the market. . The ‘bulk of the Southern trade is over, while the nearby buyers from the interior are purchasing to a fair extent- ‘The opening of navigation on the rivers has brought more twade from the North and West, which, it is believed, will De eustained aud improve until eanal’ commonication is yesumed, and time allowed for the moro distant trade of the Western and western States to enter the mar- ket. The story sti!l spioners in ali directions are me prodtably employed, The demand for cotton Uipues, and at full prices; the export demand ues, abd purchases of drills have been freely ice coring ‘the week for China. Light woollene were » iu good demand. In foreign goods the business was steady and prices sustained; among the importations a good lancheeter lighter and desirable styles of cot- ton fabrics bave appeared and realized fair profits. Silk goods are sustained and in steady demani lor desirable and seasonadle styles. Linen goods were uiso doing well. OUR FAMILY MARKET REPORT. THE WASHINGTON MARKET RETAIL PRICES CURRENT. Poultry—The supplies of good poultry are light, and tho chief quality is from Canada, 1t comes to market in @ frozen condition; and, although rather rough in appear- ance, it is said to be very good food. Broilers have declined 120. per pair. from last quotations. Capons still continueat a high figure (22. per pound)—a rather exorbitant price. Game—The game season proper is over, and the supplies at present are very light. Moose, brought from the State of Maine, is rather more plenty, and sells at from 18¢, to 23c. per pound. The peculiar vir tue of this kind of meat over the common kinds has yet to be discovered; it is gold at a high figure, because it is ararity. Tho trade in all kinds of meats i dail, Mut- ton and veal bave slightly advanced in price. Work und smoked meats remain unchanged. Fresh Fisb--The sea- fon of Lent bas caused tho fish dealers to advanco their prices a Jittle; shad is more plenty than last week, and Father cheaper, Ratter—The wholesale trado is dull, very cull. Doring the winter a few monopolists attempted to control the market in anticipation of a demand from Cali- fornia and the Fast, and held their stock at high prices; the demand did’ not come; on the contrary, the stock that was sent to the former plaee was sold at ruinous prices, At the present time one firm holds one-third of the stock, and fxom present indications they will be obliged to close out their stock at a great Joss, and perhaps financial ruin. Awopg the other wholesalé dealers there is a Toguiar Stampede. As we predicted in our last week's article, the retail prices have declined, and will beyoud doubt, con- tinue to do so for the next few weeks, unless geome unex- ected demand arises for the wholesale stock, The mar- et bas not been so completely upset in the month of March for several years. Potatoes—The prices remain unchanged, A contract bas just been made by a firm in ths city for five thousand Darrel, to be delivered in Cin- civnati prior to the 20th of May, at $2 25 per bbl., of the common kinds, Vegetablee—Bunch radishes, rhubarb, mint and green the latter of rathor poor quality, in fancy lots and at exorbitant prices. Movements . J. Blee Real asad Uth Bt. 1 lot 60 ft. w. Sth av Sth st. 4 lots 426 tt. w. Sth ave. Box 36 95th et. 2 lots 425 de. {th st. 4 lote 100 fh. 6. Saye, 26x10 8114 cach: 450 9th ave. $ lots bet. 100th and 101 sts. 25x100ft. cach 650 By A. H, Muller. 29 Tth st. - 4,590 5,000 Hovee and let 2: Brooklyn— House and jot 94 Hampden st. 20x100, By other Auctioneer: House and lot 112 45th st. 16x100, House and lot corner 36th st. an Houge and lot 76 East 29th st House and lot on 42d st., ne 1 lot on 20th st. near lat ave, 28x 1; 1 jot corner 6th ave and 112th st. 256x100, Slots adjoining on ave. ea, 25x100, $6t0 &% 1,980 1 Jot, rear, on 112th st., 25.100... 610 10 lots adjoining, each 35x10, $565 en 5,650 Port of New York, March 15, 1859. CLEARED. men (rem), Wessels, Sten snp B el Steamsaip Glaszow (Br), Thomson, Sbip Pampero, Lester, !long Koag— A Ladd & Co, Ship Sparkling Wave, McOnrt, Rremen—Celpcke, gow—R Crate, Bishop & Go and A Ban Franetico—Babeock, ‘aginaw, Cnse, Enguayra—-A M Seix Buh Experiment, Wiliams, Matanzas— HS Vining. Bas port, Fla. ~hington—R M Blackwell & Co, rolinn Ohy—D 0 Mnrray. Scbr Lyay Garrow, Crirup, Korfulk—G F Bulley. Sebr # Aibbrer, Gandy, Ply mouth~ Master. Sehr T W Thorne, Davia, Bristol—Master. ARRIVED, Steamship Weser (Prem), Gueljen. Bremen, la Queenstown Oth inst, SAM, with mdse anil ‘Gi neteangern id Galvacke, Keut: en & Hieichelt, Pasged ship, Duvid stewart, of Baltimore oun 4 fio “queensiown: March iy iat 49 3, loves 1 passed shi ‘Amerlean Ewale, Score, trom London for New. York, nk Ay it 44-15, lon 48 22 fell in with large itit of bercs. Experienced for the first and slropg gales; lost fieuure bead. Ship Thornton, Collies, Liverpool, Jan 22, with mdse and 160 parsengere, to Williams d Gutonl” Experienced @ constant snoccesion of heavy westeriy gales. Anchored below on Thura- day evening. Ship Roger A Hiern, Stewart, Liverpool, Jan 13, with mdse, Post, Smith # Co, Experienced very heavy weather; bea Ul diays weet of the Banks. Ship James Fester, Jz, Abeel. Liverpool, Fel oh 1 wi and 120 passengers, to CH Marshall & Co.’ Feb int 0 35, lon 28, saw ship Cobstitntion (of Bath), Higeins, from Rew, or! Jeaue lor Liverpool (gince arr at Livetpoo); Ist inet, Int 4607, lon 26 29, Henry McKnight, passenger, fell from the gangway overbcard and Was lost. Vorktonn, Woody i Londen and Portsmouth Feb, 3, and the Lizard 10th, w and17 passengers, to Grinnell, Minturn 4 Co, Hal beavs westerly weather. the extire pas: saze, 1cih feat at 40 20 Jon G8, eaw ship James Farren. bound East: 30, Jon 65 10, saw ship Devonshire, hance for endo pha lat 4222, lon 70, passed Br steamsllp Europa, nce for Liver Ebip Wild ‘hover, Humphrey, Baltirore, 8 days, in ballast, to master, Tinrk Wureata (Ban), Steingrafe, Ti mn, 23, with wder and Z passengers, to Hesschen & Uakbart, ahs Brig Restaurador (Dan), Peterson, pee PR, 19 days, via St Thomas, with eoger, molasses and hides, to Galway, Ca- oe rah (Br), Newell, St Jago, 2d inst, with sngar, to Whiten Bros. Brig Adah (Br), Limeux, Remediog, 13 daye, with sugar, to human Bros, onianrnd (Br), Togham, Bermuda, &th inst, with hides, bi Ureule (Br), Lenolr, Pictou, 8 days, coal, tod Uith inst, off Nantucket, spoke bark hen Mount Desert; lath, lat 89 17, spoke Northern Light, from Arichat for Baltimore. Brig Judge Hnibaway (of Boston), Alien, Barrel Stake, La 18 days, with sugar ond molasses, to Sturges & Co, Experi: enced heavy Weather, og Amonoosuck, Clark, Attakepas, with sugar, &o, to aster. Schr Brontes (of Pismouth), Powers, Rio G oi with tides tot Si oe », 8, rande, Jan 2, chr Flenry Hooton (of Roe! Giles, Cardenas, 9th tna, with sugar. to master. Had y weaber off Tinea, Yorepail aya /ib, and shipped a seh which stove eabin, Sebr Ariel (Pr), B; 4 yt . 4 Ras ), Bynner, Lapayle, NP, i fish, to Chis ee iy, New London. Pteamer Boston, Sellew, Philadelphia. BELOW. ip, Revolte. Freeman, from Liverpool, Feb 6, with mise, to Williams & Gitton, Wind during the day 8B, with rat sunset, SSK, fresh. MisceNancous. Serves Grover. from Cal for Boston, put intoSt wn 20, with damage to mizen mast, from, Mouimeta, put tate np 11. with Capt Par in dead, vod proceeded fOr r th 2ad in charge of Gay Feport of Capt Jacob WY" “ mer, aii of the Amerioan uN Cehing, from Newport Monmonthsiire) for cargo rally nom aud coals — Saul don te 1 im the ‘southwent. continned at anchor we the 20uh with the wind from SW, ‘erat Isiands the wind & very (hick fog coming, amidst which the ship Hotwitlistandiny that the Jend was kept ctl at time #he took the grounding, 15 feet. All efforta to Ket fallee: and the tide ebbing, there were four Under ber siern. the shiv drawing rapidly. tm the. COUrg Wo hours the sbip was jef high and dry: wea tide, with tie epeisionce Of ® (vy, ele was towed off and brought into New+ ort, «vid wy Much siraived and w quaplity Of her copper orn 6 Sour GrvritaN, from Callso for Hampton Roads, before re- ported abundenel, and crew reseved by ehip Uarolus wre Dec 24, in, at $6 48, lon 7211, wi ina laid by her until taken off, and arrived rudd ebediy. Theo M sehen the o rity end crew we Baie RK KieKtawn, Koieht, from St Jobna, PR, for Baltl- more, wer wrbore cn Mon'sy nipnt at Gove Point Cpe mpeake Cowns, March 1— <The om thip Mang rm mbnrg ba In completed her repairs, of acol th the Ceylon), hue vs dny boon tewed out of arbor. snpirr, March 1—Came into dock Am ee Hota ih south winas soane outward bonnd veesrls have bees inher im our rowda for periods ranning from s mouth to alx weeks, & Liymnvoot, March 9=The Eliza Young, from Baltimore, ar rived with lose of mien mast, Ae, bavicg been tn eoliteion with tenwepa, Maroh 4.—On the 27th ult the bark Juniata, Capt Mowery, of Yarmouth, Me, from Boston for New Orleans triangle Hampton Hoacs on the }4u tra, She Las a large cargo of sugar. Ine ya Akyab Ayah Be collie Cnpenook, March 1-Owing to the un circute stance Which has not occurred tor many years. a ttenmer op the 2th wit, between Tunkar and Holyhead. Joe, ceine into port, with ber starboard side stove in by a sea Zoe apchan Sse Garey ernment, will Nantucket, from Hiyanple, ane bal iret Lavyen—The Mr Edward will be, lavuched frem huey Bo fara, on Batnrcay, 1h, Se ren about 400 tons, is of excellent reode! . ‘and has been by Mesars KR W Ropes of 'm, for the American 5 Notice to Mariners, and a) sisal Meher aay, 1800 wilt dee: ee wage at Vil ia ot vineo of Alicante, when the ily bt at present shown will be dis. conti wi Th ht will bea fied white light placed at an roles SF Si bh ye ena ne Seaiber spout bev visible all around the horizon from The > Hhumainating apparatus is dioptric or by lenses, of the Reptonguler form, about 60 fect’ bigh, snd coldred whe. Tt gangs io ibe eastward of the old tower, and in iat 38 80 8 jon OD Greenwich, LIGHT AT YORT Sorte, AJORCA, Also, that on apd aiter the same date a ght from a Hghthouse recently erecied on Gross tan 1S, oy, wi polptoteptrace to Port taller. 0 ‘on the northern coa: he light will be a fixed white Lyin placed at an eleva 468 Yeet above the level of the Gad foe ‘should be seen in end corbice: and rises 68 feei above an ida ba or bulldog. Ite ps isin lat 594805 Ny Pd on ee By command foe Tordahins. JOHN WASH NGTON, pS ae ah ted notice affects the following Admiralty Char ncousaeneral, 40 mii ine et No ust, lajorca, No. lec HTanean Uy ieth'Now 18, 26. oF ity New Zealaner is sayin i nhs ot, sa pel ol wath de Maiy'eeean a0, Stewart, do, bothing Taiancis, and ald eeettee trom Capt Killmer, oi Othello, NB, reports her at Montevideo ‘Dees, ready tor sea, and would wall ta an howe or. Heard from, no dete, Ae, ahipe Ottzen, Nant, 200 bbls since last ‘islander: othaan shave oe. A letter from Capt Hragg of ony ‘Caravan, NB, reports her at Tahiti Nov 39, having repaired, nnd woutd sail ia two hors rs DB atte ‘om Capt Cornell of bark Chas & Rdward, of Dart. Brouth, reports her in Lite Fiah Bay, WCA, Nov 8, with 150 ‘and Sater fromm me aye Dornin of bark Triton, NB, reports hor »t Pafa in Feb, with 100 sp since last report. Reports sid trom Tombex i oo with hip America, Bryant, NB, from Nz, bound N, with 700 bole oi! all ‘sNetler from Onpt conp of ship Moria ‘Theresa, NB, reporia er at Honoloiu Jan 18; repaired and woul! sail ou cruise nat A letter from Capt Reynard of bark Thos her at sea no date (about Feb 1), lat 19 8, Le Ww, fal ty {ng taken 140 sp since last report--182) xp 30 wh all told; Youn ‘au Fernandez to reerult for home. A letter art of bark ed £ Susan, NB, repts herat ‘ales Jan, ol note He od. seg jelter from owes oF reports her achiooiats dam SP aetid and rendy ior wan? bored Oo ouch Marc! vi Jeiter 2 Cay 'rew of bark Frances Henrietta, NB, re. porter ot rominbee San Jan 19; would louoh ut ite Ladrone aod A og ber i Ftlimoan of ship Midas, peporia her. at yo cw ll Ot iouth area cueel lemaeh ia or, Pondemped at Honolulu, was sold at ite on orn ore city tor a. Theludin, ome ‘oth- er effects, the whole sale realized about %5500, Sor oe not, Anclided. ‘The Advertiser learue she will be ued as a store dhe mals ot condemned barks: Berane ae Italy were ald at auction Dec 29, respectively for $1360 and $300. bo medal het Stiverva 24, Swain, NB, 00 ‘bbls oil on board, ‘3 years out, @ Spoken, &c. 5 Sup Jamestown, Cantage, irom Bounbay for Liverpool, Feb 08 Jena, Ship Henry Reed, Matheson, from London Jan 1 Deal Jan 6) for Caleutta, Jan'30, lat chip Hellead Studer wleeting Boulh, Yon 81, 14:49 N, lon ‘An Aim ah are a dis pen Kos $850, steering W, was seen Ag Pees Ship Nenuce, aeering’s 1W, was passed Vareh 7, o¥ Dowie Headed Shot Kes £ iss Contest, alien, hence for San Francisco, Feb 18, 117 Brig Mavelo, Dunning, from Tavana for Philadelphia, March 7, Jat 34 4, bie tities Boward, Hagsell, from Matanzas for Boifast, Marel n, in Vineyard Soun Rear a tts fom Prlladelp\ta for St Jago, March 8, wiles Sebr Petre {from Baltimore for Barbados, March 13, Ipt 23 35, by nt 04. Sebr Ceviral America, from NOrleans for Boston, March 9, lat £0 35. lon 79 20. Schr Voloutecr, Brown, & days from NYork for Porto Rico, Mareh 7, Tat $6. Jon 71. or HL Oreuth Powere, from Franklin, La, for Richmond, Mare lato 12 om S08 Bee tFangome, from New York for Savanna’, March 7, off “She ate m, hence for Savannah, March 10, Cape naueres’s Foreign Ports. Anprossx, March 1—In port bark Lotus, Browa, for Bos tonton. ALcos Bay, Jan 2%—In port barks Zep! Small, and Va Jetta, Locke, for Boston 30th; White oot ns tor London, ap honpeany, Feb 2>—Arr prev, Pzplh Je online, fm tl L % Jace}, (before reported fox N cart Taravias Jam fete pore cette Robert “Falla atau for eparter (hetore e reverie for Padang to load for bonaiebetry): Kit Carson, Dill Caloutta for San Francisco, m, from Hagia, Hebd (buck date)=in port brigs Obatssnooge: Worn and Coquette, Young, trot Ballanore; Won it rene, eight, iow Yernambuco. Benuvys, March 8—In port ship Geo F Patten, Mitchell, wig to cor cmplete repairs bark Juniata, oxey, CanpirY, Fe Arr St Helena, orluger, Havre; Ocean ‘Traveller, Boardman, eon, }; Joshua Mauren, Liscomb, do. Carcurta, Jan 2—In portabipe JQ Adams, Livi, tor Lon- don, 10g; bxrounder, Foster, to load Harriet Ker to Toad for do, ving, z nie, and Gcean Sid from Songor Jan 8 maine eras tal a Pendieton, do; Bet, D. Morning Star, phips George Raynes, Ba r, for San Francisso; Shburton, Crocker® for dudta, and Martha, Bumpoon, Bombay, were seb tie ee down the river Jan 22, Canpeas, March Ih Delmont, Locke, Pars and L ‘T Knight, ‘Gi iiin, from zn Wl Brown, from ———. art 10th, do; veuier Pre Price, for York few days, lg. Sid lth, Ach Sea Roger, fol. ; port ios Tu, pani bile s Huzzny, ior Bosten Jog: Laligh Rook (Br) “Cottom, for. Reve Orleans, do; Americapa (foreign) “Amodeo, for New York, do: barks Hesper, Terry, for do 6th; Ringdove (Hr), Nutman, and Pappy (Br), Rankin, tor do ldg; ; Arbates (Br) Baker, for jo ton, Jo; brigs Rickords (Br), C rag tg age - ton; for do o., REENOCK, Mare an por ) (Br), Davies, for Boston, dg; Powerful (Bi n), OM for eas Sid from do March 2 Jane Dag New Sori Inthe ON de March 1, she 1S sire ot Aoupebell (Br), fo ton. Allen Kerr (ii), W for Baltimore, do; brig Dis- moond (lin), Houston; for poston At the the Banik (below Greenock) about Feb 21, ship Agnes ‘Andeston (Bi) Resting, tor New Zonk: barks, Cuba 1) Labs, and Hibernia, ———. for” do; Monae Killam ( Crésby, ‘tor Boston—all probably ready’ for sen nnd wind id. Hone oe Jan 14—In port ships Neptune's Car, Forbes, for Havana; Rapid, Balchen; Golden Welt, Curwen, and Chal lenge, Fabens, une; bark Comet, Burr, for’ San Fraicisco; and cihers as reported | pater day AYRE, bad ld Germanis#, Townsend, NYork; Logan, M In the roade 27th, Meroury, French, from NYork Havava March carr fg Samuel Welch, Cole, Philadet hia. Bid hh, bark Meldon, ‘ll, Remedtos; schr Onward, ayles, Apalachicola. aver vis, March 1— Arr Timour, Campbell, Mobile wri Fen 28 ‘@efore reported sid 1ith), Uregon, Porter, Aj ae rt ‘Tet, ae one States, Smart, NYork. Loxpox, March I—Cld Lawrence Brown, Pierce, Por. Phi. lip; Bindod, Rasmussen, San Francisco. Tn the Downs Jat, HAL Boody, Badger, from sec list cm Romegaie, for NOrtenn C40, Jan Thema ort hipaa oarce, Hepinedo, pecs Na te Emin, Gir ai tn iamtay of the eat aoe for 0 Bogton, Beat in Beare Sienna Atkins, Boston, Cid .6th, Arr SP youn ‘Turk, Mardin m 19—In per bark Jane ‘inane, ‘Nichols, weekiny 4, re te port Dre Adelphi, soa, fee NYork, Ba tain, Voie Henrico, Letavor, Salen oP anane, Dee 25~In port ahi "barker Lyuie, from Batavia for Nvers, Wg: bark OFlental P ‘rom Batavia, just arr, United States probab eee ‘eb 19—in port bark erin islanchard, for Box arolin (Nenp), for do ldg; year, Phinney, for ‘id 1aib, Neap bark Boi Fag BK Wright, Park, NOr- wows, March d—Arr Heut lenny Jor Liverpool, Going in Gu, sblp David Stewart,’ Pren the, irom Cadiz, Ski Feb 27, Corimne, McKay (from Havre), Boston (or Charleston). Riv Janeiro, ia a Darke Hannibal, Klela, Rich. revideo: brig Tallulah, Hanvon, N ih srallulshy. Plommer, saskenmvlve: th, barks Munson, Richmond; Ben) Hall ite, enon bark Fstel ina, Wilkens, NYork; rig Peter O° Warwiec, uckeopville: BON, eh Sonthern Fogle, Redman, Tarvest (repid Amor), Pap, Bevcnatle, k timore, cbr g, Kirwan, » (Pari of above bave fevered in port Feo T) Shah echr Bonito, Hatch, NOrleaps: 2th, ship Emeratd Egan, Charleston; ney berks our oue. Lowell, N sms, Graver, NOFeRD prrat NO}, Sib, rg Tce dor’ CH dna Sire barks Dorchextor, Ae actend Bellas (Brean) Hoknbole, NOrlonse, m port jan 2th dn addition to the above ‘arrivals), barks Hinilh (ir Siahb tor Norky Prederice Lene, Buanncr, ad LDA, Galliton, une; brig Kmerald Tale (Br), Mendes, tor eb 19—In port ber Racehorse, Searles, for Bos March &—Tn port bark. Allee Tarleton, Witiamy for Bombs ry. to reitabout 23th: brigs Melazzo, Hardy, from Bort Jpr.4. clop, Nounels, Crelghies, for Beltisore, do. WJ 3 Park tor NYork fow days, Wie: Leonard Perrry, Frith, for do, ceehi# Robt Palmer, Weston, for do do; Julia Hallock: Oiork. ‘rom do, diag; Helen Mar, ‘Tothill, for do, would load torn OF | Er Tro; was, Feb 14—Arr rob TP Davpnpert I Davis, Guada- h boon. vo; Iéth, Telegraph, Rogers, New ih Durie, ® Leonard Trina: ih neh Hoven, Mar, u's ‘NYork. eb Sader whi sy vin Jehan Svavrek. an Hin port ship: duvinelble Johnson, une: Yaris Kresoiloy Jolmeon, for 8 Yorks une; apd ot Home Ports. N. March 17-—arr steamer Kensington, Lag al Lig jthip, Rather May, Clark, Manila: bark Gemsbo) Mevo. Algon wigs Girkod Muster (Hr), Fiockney Olentpe per, ini: Bowman Trividad, Cd sien Pruepers, Langh, Vaipnenieo & AB Cook, Dunbar, yu for two, barks, lorwestor, fa Havana: ohra, A Se Toroer. Crowell, Norfolk and ere, NY nite % Le | ‘ork: ( Re Herbert Manton, Lombard, do, €ld. wind N en Teed: bripe Ameria, Filan Grieve; sehr & Final » Frespero sried, but came to anchor in pyr: sib = cul Swift, Ha u Prine: Jeddo, Wheeler, Rema yeiiior, Ditukwater, NOrlena: @race Hammond, ‘ ter, Humphrey, Mobie; brig Orkney Se siyuwene, White, Gonaiver: Mounle, " ira, Aller Martha Moore, Benger, Cnencetan. FIMO, Mirch Ij--Ary stewmahip ‘Thomas Swann, Ranuaay, York; bark, Dorshexen, W she beige Bie | Sia tat oe Ri ar, ra ton, Fraphiin, La. eoninere Ni Yen achr RO Jr, Mor mKt. a ae Palindinm sana al pd VERS, Mareh Bar veh IT Bascom, sankey era me cateety Gronok Nv Gay, Cresse aa eoarr echra Marius iin, Davis, aid. Susan, Webb, do. GALV ESTO % Mareh Tarr bark Jasper, Bennett, NYork. Of the bor ppored to be the West, Studley, from NvYerk. "1d thy abip’ Auhawan, eNatr Liverpool; barks No- rombega, Saunders, and Convoy, ‘NYorl Freight dul at $2 per tale "fer eotion ‘ollering for NYork; 14 PaoHLAND LIGHT. March 17,8 AM—Panged out at 5 PM Fcahontan; berks Aba rnd thins Mary fiusse Fropire iat edo, frosa Weat fates f9¢ Boston,’ 10% . barks Grace N avn A Ryo: aie yesterday, © Nieki ,, Sul of ant Pasta Orleans foi sso to o barks ako oe ae in, bark Salacia, f rom" Buchs ‘Ayres BOLM¥S) HOLE, March 16, PM Arr Ox Ri Caréepes for Boston; achra Anoa Elizabeth, do for Portland, wy Hall, Baler, PL pions onion We Put N nam, Downer, Norfolle nd; A Aree eat ‘York for Balem; Yauntic, Hunuey, Providence rchru Surprise, & Bipley, Howard, Kubyson. Brig ya ‘es, betore reporied Arr, sprung foremast yesterday Ww "Fb Avr bark Chilton, Pennell, Matanzas for onters: brig Granada, Card Lib i, lenas via NYork for Portland: sel chr Avie ne Norfo'k for Boston Sid barks ally Wilcer, F vel sn; isa, bigs uranoda: sor E br Scrabble, Louted: @ Green, Nept Moore, 8 Appleton, Anna Elizabeth, M wat w Futoam, Yantie’ err lope, A Powers. In port at 12M,'wind light from W, Brel, Chien ele Tydia Frances: sche Golien Gato. ee | March 14—Arr sehr Octila, Hurrows, Providence; slop T mily, Freenin, NYor Mal PA EEG a SB a avesen Hall, Port au Prinee NAW ORLEANS arene aor barks arenas 0), Betts, Cardin, Cherokee, Hopkin leston; schrs P Mowell, Nel- Bas on Dr, Ae ra "Cla ships De ; Tho 3h gad 'p). vf Pan (Sto), Guerre, Malia J AVI, Providence; briga Fronta (Sp) acest In sh Cook, ngs big ro Cameo, Orcutt, New piiti-Ar oy tel) ships Berkshire, Boston; New Orleans, N *qfowed to sea Feb 28, ships St Loule, Star af f Peace; March 8 ships Redwood, Belmont, and to ihe har ship bark Spartaco; towed to Bea 4th, slp "Adirondack aud bark Ni- SOhrou, March 16—Cld «hr Arctic, Jackman, New- Sue a BEDFORD, March 17—Sld schr By W Morse, Burt, NEWBURYPORT, March 17—S1d a a foe Porter (new, 1000 top8), Benett, ‘Li I 8 wehre Gra ya tale Bd Heed. Nar tone Perktas, Bettimore un trees, wrt phe ila ear bark Martha Anna, Babcock, x order ¥ 26th, 8 ort, bark Horace Peales, ‘Talipace, fo Fens fo Br Hoiae tng Bay fee jarthn Ke Otter Rock, m Norfolk for Tangor; ate paar filet, Bosiod for Fa Pai! it for a0; Lady radaion, Davis, NYork for Nosed. ford; Chief, Fountain, Baltimore for do. Sid brig Narba dal: (agree Lady Adawo 16th— Arr. Nickerson, Providence for NYork. 17ib, SA Mé-In port barks: Martha Anna, Mary J Kimball Borace Beals; 8 brs White ‘Cioud, John A Dix, Mary, Carroll, and others anbefore. 6 FM chy fel)—Arr ochre D LSturges, Notes, Fall River for Norfolk; ‘Robineon, Ipbie, ior NBedfora; Pecans: Saeed Reskiien tae ¥lzabethport; Vicgmia, Hall, do for N¥ork: Texas, Chornplin, Somerset tor do; sloops Hard scrabble, do for do; Clio, Taunton for do (and ait remain.) NW LONDON, Mareb 16—Arr a, Decatur, Geer, N York: sehr Julius Webb. Fargo, Kdenton. (ld schr Benj Eng. lish, Bliven, Philatelphia. PHILADELENTA, March 18—Arr bark Rowena, W ‘ison, trom Pore Cabello: brigs Ela Reed, Eo irom Bt Jago ¢e Cuba; Marcie, Dunbar, irom Havana; fe i, Brigs, Bird anton, Crowell. Boston; schrs Feloraph. ‘Arits, NYork; Alive Downing, Rice, “ZA Puine, Saddler, Kastport, Geo Washington, Cayop, NYork; HB Weston, Molo; ‘doy Empire, Ward, Kostou; Mary Fletcher, Groay, Kasipor; starmer De- iveaet Copes, NYerk. Old Dark C Heddle, Brows, for Ha- PORTLAN! }, March 16—Arr ha raat Wave, Freeman, ‘Tangier; Para, Holden, NYork. schrs Sarah 1 Hills, Oo’ nary. Savannah; Lacon, Bearse, Richmond. Sl Br sieamstip orth Briton; ¥'Ohase, and Andes; = ‘May ker, apd Cari . NYo Philadelphia; ‘Chive Huiee, 1d He Fowl, Gole, NYork. Sid Frade ort; Sen sehra |, Ke Madelphii Wm L Se Jenks; B Flanner, apne Foam W Mines Mh varroll, Nickerson. and Yantic, Hunt’ ley, NYork; and rors below bark Mary J Kimball; schr White Jith—Arr. steamer Pelican, Aldrich, NYork: brige Pins Stutges and 14a MeLeod, Davis, Mobi nalts ers Rubio, Rendall, Wiaiogion, NO; Swan, i Ul, Baltimos penters, Pountaly, Emyrns, I Belt Sip Holes, idaho art; ne Pant ledman, N (trom ork. MICLMORDS rch 16—Arr schr Cerio, Crowell, Boston, Sid brig Dirigo Hewouinn 8 Norfolk: sere J schoray Nevril, Sa hoseneath, Nick ROCKLAND, March ioe tarrsch:_@ Tio ton, Myers, NYork Jor Frav¥fort, ‘Sid 1ith, schrs Sea Bird, Spear, and £ Dean, Drinkwater, NYork. SAVANNAH, March 4—Arr sb{os Consul, Hayden, Live: ook: Kilzabeth Rivbey (Br), Western, Cope, Verto; Jara, ae gett, Roswn. » Macgann, Cork for o: ing Pesogaa, Boroton, Barcelona; schr HO Felter, arnold, FOMEPSET, March 17—8ld schr Chief, Marble, NYork; sleep Bardgcrapble, Biptatnn do. iSYORT, March 6—Sid brig Hudson, Griffin, Charles- SALPM, March 14—Arr schrs J 8 Ho} King, Hopkins, Tas: gler; Miib, Laura Frances, Higgins, iol yuond; MD Babson, Stor MWY MINGTON, NO, March 15—Arr bark Saranae, Bigley, rears sebr DJ Bower, Johnson, NYori, Old teth, brig Hh Pbiindelobies pobre F Becbert, Mayo, Bus tan; alt Godire 8 PM—Passing by, sbip John eer % HOLE, Mare} Enoker, Williams, from Nvork ior Boston, intow or steamtug Y, t schr Thomas Dickinson, Win B Webb, Wi Ke March 15—. MISCELLANEOUS, Mails trdete which possens it tation in AL 18 article, which possesses so gveat 2. repiitation in any, Is now offered to the citizens of New York. it ts made Prin the chefcest malt and hops, carefully and skilfully com Pounded: and by Mis beautiful color a: delicate taste ita ve- ‘oliariy fuited for table use, while its lant brings it with In the reach of every one. It is recommend je by the frst pbs ticlans to invalids ase gente tonie, and as a popalar be K's unoqnalle’ m_ healthfuiness and economy. Samples on draught at Gecrge M. Sherman's, Florence Hotel, corner of Broadway end Walker street; at ‘Witham P, Powers", No. 15 jathon atreet, and at William N. Brown's, Pewter Mug, No. TVranklort street“ Depot Nor 99 North Moore meee. THOS. DAVIS, Agent. PERSONAL. AS AMERICAN FaMiLy. IN COMFORTABLE CTROUM femate talent Which will Se tenieeiy cared. for tad peaeely edueated. "The "he eld ella oF q may be of Amerioan, French, English or legitimacy muat be clearly eatad- fished" Addneae Te. Beil retail otioe NOL, GRORGE CAUTY Is RI a letter of at the Herald office any friend, notiein; ESTED TO CALL some hnportance; or this ‘Savertneessrt will oblige the writer by calling hia attention to it. MRS. ELIZA P———, FORMERLY OF CHAPEI. id her to W. b Union igngre Peat oto he wi ‘Shlige an old fee friend, who desires to FE. L-—YOURS WAS RECEIVED. j-_ a letter in the Chatham square Mort oie YOU WILL FIND ° ee Mi 19—YOU WILL FIND A LETTER FROM YOU eney. who, at the Madison sqnare Post office. Address BROTHERS ; WERE MADE TOO “HAPPY TO. a ares ir dear presence. 10 write them one line, if Dut to say the pasile in remembrance. ‘The ihree, Aves are sti there, Everything is yours, and yours alone. Write ua, POLITICAL. LAkGE AND Chee! chic pel (MERTING OF THR ‘ifth ward was held at the Brooklyn ficial lant oventog. ‘The following namo candidates teecived ‘venting. wing a tnanimous nomination, to be supported athe ea lage: tion, to be held at the above mamed pice, on Tuesiny, berween d.and j o'clock, corner of Poppet airect ard Hadson avenue: For Aijerman— William arrin, Supervisor award Mckithle. Cotatabje—Jamee NeDonnell DeiegateeHenty Grivtia, John MePolon, Arohibait Ww. THE LECTURE SEASON. oa ata ie Wit, LROTURR On wr Law, onl er basi Aon verpment,”” ‘inion, ton Hall, te A londa we 2st inst » at eight Orelock.."Tiekete {i Ny cents, at Yehingon’s, Broadway and at the door. ‘Ww w. A Dee Chatrman of Lectu' re Coan QPTRITUALISM —MRS, CORA L.V. HATCH WILL LEG: ture in Musical Hail, Brooklyn, Sunday aftersoon, in the ance state. Subject" The Kemufrectioa.”” sts in Uimtoa Hall, amor place, Wednesday evening next, at 7% o'clock. Babject to be given by the audience. Adiniiuange 16 venta, presen AND TRAVED. Te BALTIMORP, WEW YORK WEST AND 'D SOUHWPST. THE Rett dan tulad OnI0 RAILROAD and ite fnlly developed counceting lines offer a n Toute Vetween New York and ail th: elton and. tomas sn ts & may Mies avd Southwert. Freight promptly conveyed, and at lowest Fates, und. assengers (iret a Lickoted through, with ther baggage, With Row Cork on ‘tice 200 roadway, corner of Barclay street. ep- Ja is the ie only ea ah Way wavellers between New eae rit ry i ‘and the City, Round from Tielimore to Wash bee provided Neopectsiy for travellers between the ator es Saree tt at ninety ae es eae 16 CUTE ° Wain om on thelr Way EnUrely new and superior sleeping ears have been maton duced on this road, "©. W. PERVEIL, Agent 8, & 0. route, YORK Al RK AND WRIK Ra ee He raion te fare to all, sumer mins in (ones Py ae py aye a. mc) tri RAILROAD THR GREAT = err to wean Hime ai eas shot and ren of ey se to erect oigha vy nny sy in weer sie 4 Am Hon Fob. 22, tgect 0., Froight agenta, CORPORATION NOTICES. a ne COMMITTEE ON POLICE Gr Tih U5 ity ox Alderman will bolt « meeting cn Ma tay, Huo 21a at at ‘o’iock P. M., in room No. 8 Vity Hall The following aeaen Feaentod 0 appear before then: —. ra, Hue Geo + mag haniien Hints hy Loaf (3 Porter, oe “incl veker, Anignaivs Holine, Noah , Levinge,'A pe ay JOTEN To AMEN, comaitie CHOW AR BI ARIST, on JAMES OWENR, ‘THE war. THE BONNES BAT, THE BONNER Hat, THE BONNER HAT, THR BONSHR HAT. THR ZONNER HAT. HE BONNES HAT. TBE BONABR WAT. THE BONNER Hat. THE BONNER HAT. THE BONNAR HAT. THE BONNFR HAT. THE BONNER BAT. THE BONSER HAT, | THB BONNER IAT. THE BOYNEd WAT. | THE BONAER HAT. THE HONNER WAT. | TEE BONNSR HAT. TRE LONNER UAT, | THE. BONNER war. 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