The New York Herald Newspaper, April 4, 1859, Page 8

Pree’... similar ex. dential conten, of 1 Amore Tiny other se essions of public nm we Select, and give in ar other & ), the addrees of ‘several members of Se te Le’ siature or Louisiana, calling upon the whigs of that Sta? to moet, im convention at New Orleans on the second "ednesday of next June, in order to perfect their orge’yization and nominate an independent ticket to d€ supported by the party at the approaching el a single evidence of ‘the feeling ‘which io like © -nanner pervales coppervative press of Alabama, ¥¢, ajso cite the stir- ring appeal addressed to the whigs « of that State by our able cotemporary, the Mobile Adve tiger, which Sugg ss the expediency of’ holding a State “onvention of ‘he ap ition ui as early a day us may “pe deemed practic’ '« is to be hoped that these suggestions may be secvaled Dy the whig press througbost ‘po Stas, Meanwhive the whigs of V' rginia are vigorousty prose cuting the campaign in that State, and are rallying to ‘he support of their excellent candidates with an enthusiasm waich has been rarely exceeded, And from Teaa We have already iearjed by telegraph that the ton. Jobn Netherland bas “peen selected by acclamation a= the standard bearer of {pe opposition in the canvass which is about 10 be oped’ a, as we Jearn, under ausyices most poke te to the ‘,ucevss of sound dud conservative prin epies. ‘THE WHIGS OF LOUISIANA, Ag an indi¢ ation of the whig sentiment still surviving m Louvisians , we cite the sanjomed address of several zeerabors of the Legislature to the people of that 1 Feliow citizens—Hxisting circumstances in our political ailairs | ender it necessary, im the opmion of the uader- Bynes , members of de General Assemoly, Wo address yee On the subject, giving you frankly our sentiments m Woe matter, and invitiog @ free expression of ; our Opi¥ Jon. ¥ie lay this down as a fundamental proposition, that Arv.onget a free people different parties, in a political Suse, ‘ost exist, or cise gencral stagoation, fatal to our in eresta, would ensue; or, worse still, @ discredilable ‘Bquaddie for the spoils of office, and hence a lower st vat ard of public virtue. Assuming thie to be true, we ask ‘under what form and what banner shall we e1 fovore? This was the subject of frequent among 0s, and the prevailing opiaion was that we yevive and agsurce the honorable name of the Whig Party. If we look at the condition of the national demo:ratic Party (if, indeed, such an organization can be said to ex tut}, what do we see? Is there any unity of sentiment ameng them on the leading questions of the day? What Are the sentiments of a great majority of northern demo- crete on the subject of slavery?—adyerse to the fasti tem and opposed to its extension. There is no unity of fentiment among them on any leading question of the time: on the tariff question; on that of internal improve menta; on the acquisition of Cuba; on the Pacific Rai: read; on State riguis; and, lastly, on the African slave ‘rade, in one form or other, every shade of opinion has its exponents in the borom of the democratic party. Tbe proof of the disbanded state of its forces is found in the recent abortive session of Congress, whore, with a majority im both branches of that body, it was found tmporsible to harmonize its discordant elements, obstructing thereby the most necessary legislation, aud rendering an extra aqprion biebly obable, if not certain hat is the state of the cage in respect to this party in oor own State? We see around us the diesevered frag. ments of a once harmonious party. Dissension hag in. vaded its ranks, and the trident of power may goon be Boatched from its grasp. We profess to know nothing of tbe merits of this echism, nor whether it arose from a contiet about men or principles, nor who is ia the right ‘or wbo in the wrong, or whether itis likely to endure or to be heated; but we were eye and ear witnesses to the authoritative supunciation that the schism existed ino dignified debate in the Senate of the State. It suffices to say that we cannot act with either wing of the democratic party in the State, neither retlecting our views or princi- ples, and therefore consider the time propitious to reor- gavize the glorious old whig party, and cail upon ail trne conservative men amongst us to rally to our standard, and Jet us embody the conservative opmiens of our peo. ple in ope joud, clear, empbatic utteranre of the senti- went,‘ Liberty and Union, now and forever, one and in- separadle.”? Action, action must be onr watchword; and we exhort You to Bend delegates, good men and true, to meet in con- vention in New Orleans on the second Wednesday of Jane Bext, to nrgist in organizing the movement and nomi- nating aticket for the approaching State elections. We bope to Bee every parish in the State represented in that convention by able and intelligent men, and expect to Prove 10 our political adversaries thas the whig party, though aviet for some years, is not extinct The whig party has siumbered, it has not diet. The wisdom of its policy, the couservatiem of its principles, the unrivalled endowments of its gallont leader, Clay, who for eo jopg aud eventfel a period bore its hoaored banner in the thickest of the fignt, all betokened its in- destroctivility, and the effort we now make to unfurl its ‘fag once more to the battle and the breeze, further evi- dences its vitality and gives token of our devotion to the organization of our choice, gemmed as is its escutchoon ‘with the most brilliant portions of our political history. Lives there a whig with emotions eo torpid as not to feel tis bosom heave with patriotic pride as he reviews the past of our history, studded as every page of this history is, in characters of electric brilliancy, with the proud mamee of Ciay and Webster? Their genius impressed it welf with incifuceable durability ‘on the policy of tne ooubtry, whilst their profound statesmansuip, compre- hending the diversified interests of this great nation, sub- ordmated them all to the solution of the highest problem @f political economy in @ republican government—the greatest good of the greatest number; and the wistom of ‘their policy is proved by thig, that it has inextricably ia- terwoven itself with the succteding affairs of our feieral goverpment, and, like a golden thread, reappears in the current bwtory of our nutional affairs, alone redeeming them from the just repropation of a disappointed and suffering people. All honor to the old whig party, for the past of it3 history is at least aecure. In conclusion, we exhort you, in the burning eloquence of the gallant Harry of the West, “ arise! arise! shalc Off the dew drops that arments, and 0: more march to battle and to victory. L. A. TREGRE, B. L. HODGE, ©. T. BEMISS, F.A LUMSDEN, MOSES EASTSNAN, CHARLES DT RICHAD.§ wah, P. 0. BROUSSARD, A. LANDR' FUX % E. TAUEDAY. ns wows OF ALABAMA. Yu Alabama s revement for the reorganization of the sae Past <ud6 aso Wany advocates. We quotefrom the pie Advertiser us MetnivaL Coyxvention {We have r 5 peIT—SHALL WE HAVE A Stare tly published one or two communications in fayor of au early reorganization of the oid whig party, aa the proper autidote to she abuses, corruptions and heresies of the so-called democracy. The spirited canvass now progressing in Virginia, the energy With which the opposition to the present domi- nant party are preparing for the approaching campaign in Kentucky, and the cheering resounding of the old wnig wlegan from the mountains of Teunese: m to have excited @ cimilar spirit and zeal in othe South, to be followed, we nope, by simi tien. The addres of the whig members o' Legisiature to the people of that State is forcit aud timely, and is alrcady meeting with a becoming and encouraging response. Read it, brovher whigs of the old school, who have never fultered from the whig faith; read it, all ye who with patriotic intent temporarily allied yo Belves with the democracy: read it, conservat! ve patriot citizens who believe the Uuion still worth proserving, are ‘Wearied with the continual agitation of the slavery ques- ion, and think it time that oar dearest institutions were rescued from the foul touch of heated partisanship, no Jonger to be bandied about for political cxpital and to help self seekers to place and station; read it, detocrate, who have become disgusted and alarmed at the straits to which the party in power have reduced the country, and feo if its statements are not truthful, its charges just, its appeals cogent, its counsels sagac.oun. ‘We are ready to join heartand hand with our cotem- poraries in thie good work, and we truat that the thou- sande of “good men aud true” in Alabama whp are sick of miegovernment will aroure themselves for the good of the country, und let us once more march to battle, whether the result shall be defeat or victory, If the Hon. W. P. Chilton would consent to take the iield as a candidate for Governor we verily believe be could arouse such 2 spirit in Alabama as was nover before witnessed, and do much towards organizing and consolidating the party preparatory to the great contest of 1860. «We should be glad if a general opposition convention could be held, at suggested by the Seima Reporter and cor- respondents to other papers, atas early a day as prac- Ucadle. Will not some of our friends in the interior call primary meetings, agree upon the time and place fora convention, et Gelogates to it, and thus ‘‘set the ball im motion?” “We believe that Mobile would respond, gladly and in the right way, to such a movement. stirring POSTAL DIRECTORY. Foreign and Domestic Mails, A. Mand 06 P.M. Geasronins...5y seamen, Vis Fonmma, Teestay, B Boonen ered i Bt Loule St. ®. Lage Orey,’ ‘id Overland boy abt we koe ure Det, Be +. From § Jeans b} tteamehlp Tennesnes, Bo a ‘month. ‘should Tite eae ee ottoe ak New York ax days pre- prea cee tt yy Oe - ueaday. April 5...11 A. a4iP- Led "te Oph gact alter. belng once will "be despatoned Iatanda, to be landed o AS LOMO Ores, the 34 and 18th of the 1h and on the eve of above om Runday, the mail ie THE BAVANA AND NEW Arce STEAMERS, Evrixe Giry—From New York Cd qth and New Oricans ith From New wana 23d, (tered RE y que at Havana 17th Canawaa-cFrom New Yer and New Orleans 19th. From New Orleans #7t, Havana tb, “Tanckomernas From New York 17th, Mt Havana fd BLADE PRO A! anid New Orient ih.” From New Orleans us, Havana ft, mrriving at New bao 1th Tsare.—Froma Charleston 4th ana 19th, due st Hiavans Sth ant Ba. From Havane 100 and 25th, due at New Yor 16:b ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. 3UN RPT... 5 39] MOON szTS.. Sox sure. +6 37 | wIGK WaTeR.. ~~ Port of New York, April 3,,1859. eve B14 3 CLEARED, Sehr Amy Chase, Brevoor, for St Pierre. was cleared 24 inst ty Messrs: Bieing & Co—not by Post & Small, as stated yes lerday Steamsbio Alabama Schenck. Savannah. witn mise and passengers, to Sam] L Michi &Son, Friday, 2 AM, slmatized steamship Nasbville, hence for Charleston: 6 AM, eeecastle Star of tte Ronth, hence for Savannah; Saturday, af wear Piandome. Ship Tuisko (Brem), Dannemann, Retterdam, 50 days, with mdse, to Henschen & Unkart. March 13, tat 4403, Jon 41 40, apoke Br atearoship Prince Albert, ‘Waters, hence for Galway, ‘with loes of propeller and under sail. Skip Shooung Star, Hotchkiss, Portemouth, via Hyannis 36 hours, in ballast, to S'G Reed & Co. Was towed to this port by steaw ug 4 B Forbes. Bask Apnea, Lo tle, Padang, Dec 90, with coffee, de, to FD Morgan £ Co Jan 33, jat 31'S, lon 46K, mpoke Dutch ship Margaretha Johanna, from wens ae ed for amster dam: March 8, lat 38 ton 47, W, spoke ante Delpbin, of Boston, trom London ‘for Batavia: 3ist, int 36 Jon 73 20 W, spoke ibree masied ser John McAdam, from hans Maing, fr avabA. Bark ‘Chrtating (Bp, Trimble, Matenzas, March 2. with, su- gar and melado, to Jed Frye. March 24, spoke Br brig Ahao- from Slenfiegos for St Stepben, N&} fat inst, 6 PM, Bar- vearing WSW 24 miles, passed’a small aloop, apparently cgged, with no person ou board. The C has been 5 days terns. Fark John Payeon, Puller, Neuvitas, 1 daya, with sugar nt molansce to ‘T Gwen & Son. Experienced beavy weather oa 6 paEsa, ‘are BColeord (of Searsport), Colcord, Cardenas, March 20, with sugar, €c, to RP Buck & Co. March $l, lat 37 02, lon-74 %0, spoke brig'A'E Dealing, from Cardens for Boston; asaie dav, schr Madonna, from Providence for Georgetown Lg Fame (of Frankfort), ecghel Sterra [ Feb #8, with hides, Ac, to ¥ R Ware. March 2 about Sof Cape Roxo epdke brig Anglo Saxon, from Boston via Gambia (or Sierra Leone; 20:b, lat $7, lon 73, pamed sche “Vel er,” 8 cing WSW, with lora of part of deck los Ann McKean (Br), Richey, Pernambuco, March 10, with hides, to Bamiiton Bros. rig Grace Wortbington, Parritt, Arroyo, PR, March Lf, with molasses, to Botchkirs Bros & Co, of New Haven, where abe is bound—-put into this part fn distress, haviog on Murch 23, Int 38 is Jon 7], wind 8 while runniag with topgailanteail set, lost the foremast above ihe treesel band, carrying with 1 a!) ataca ed, including main topmast; the masi was rotten, which was probably the cause of its being so easily broken. Brig J Harris (of Prospect), McGilvery, Arecibo, PT, March 24, with sugar, to E Pavenstedt & Co; Vessel to HD Brook: man rig Boblo, Bartlett, Port au Prince, March 21, with coftee, ‘&c, to ML Delaiieia. rig MJ Treat (of Stocbton), Park, St Jago, March 17, with suger, 4c, to R P Rack & Co, Brig Lizzie Bites, Piersovs, Cienfuegos, March 19, with a- (e719 Snow & Burgess. Sailed in company with bark DG tisop, and schr Constitution. Brig Caroline (of Machins), Martin, Cienfnegos, March 16, with engar, Ac, to Simson & Mayhew. ‘Ssiled in compsny with te imac, Cor Philadeidhia, Passed going in, echr Tiger, ence bark M hirig Tisava (of Orrington), Mitchell, Nenvitas, March $2, with de, w BP Buck & C Bailed in company whb brigs J and Col Peaniniaa, March 29, lat 54 8, lon jo 40, spoke chr G B Dixon, bence for Wilmington, rig Queen Esther (Br, of Parsboro), Merriam, Windsor, NS, 12 dave, wah plaster, to maste Sehr Amelia Starkey (ot Harwich), Wixon, San Juan, Nioy March 16, with hides, ée, to & small. Fehr Life Boat (of Reveourspor favley, Mayaguer, 15 days, wih svgar, Ae, to S W Le w! Ranger (of Orland), Kies, Sea tacn’ PR, Ce 18, at beariat rroapect, of with sugar &c,to RP Buck & Co, ist inst, Barney WAW 2 iniles, passed a small sloop abandoned (" Squan,” as near a could be made ont ‘William hi Sanford (of New Haven), Chase, Baracoa, 9 anys "with fruit, to T Climardn, Wm ( ‘Atwater (of New Haven), Townsley, New Or- learas March 20, vin ‘hey West 2aihe with molasses’ io munster. Scbr Ben, Lyneb, Wilmington, NO, 4 days. Sobr J Price, Sears, Wiimington, NC, 4 days. Rehr J-Forny th, Holmes, A.cxan rie, 8 days Scbr W E Leggutt, Gibson, Virginia, '3 days, Senr A Hall, ‘Fucker, Virginia, 5 days. Schr feu Luis, Bruner, | Irgibia, 3 days. Schr Sopbronfa. Van Name, Virginia, $ days. Schr Sarah Lavinia, Ford. Virgivia, 3 days, Behr Moderator, Lets, Virginie 5 daya, Schr Ann Eliza’ Wood, Virginia, 8 Schr D Foster, Chadwick, Virgiain 3 days. Be br J T Brady, Hall, Virginia, ty s more, 3 in ayy r F Elmore, Salih, Balm r Anne, smith, Wiimin ri, White. Glove ir Corelli, Baker, Schr Gen Taylor, aa Senr M Werren, Uhapin! w Haven, 2 days. Sicop Tall Hitlets, Brookbaven, 2 days Sloop Home, Fordham, Vort Jesirrxon, Paar Bteamer Petre!, Jon Steamtug R B Forbes, ‘Morrig, Hreunia, with abip Shooting Star in ow, Steamtug Wm TH Webhy tazzard, Hyanvis. Arrived 24—Sebr 2ynchbarg. Harris, Richmond, 5 days, wiih aya. See Boston. tobacco and feat, to CH Pierson. BELOW. ship from Singapore for Boston, put tn for orders, 1s at an- chor on the ba Wind during th with dense fog below. Telegraphic Marine fe) SANDY HOOK. A April 8, sunset—There is a dense fo; no thing insight from here. 7 Kadugs, of Boston, at anchor on the bar, bound in. Wind W, very light Miscellaneous. Br Steawsnir Prince Acoext, Waters, ence for Gslway, was spoken ou the 13th ult, in Jat 4403, lon 41 40, with loss of propeller and under sail. ‘The ship Shooting Star, recently ashore on Trekernuck, ar- rived at this port yeuterday, in tow of steamtug R Forbes. She in intended for the California trade, and 19 of 1000 tons burthen, She will be taken on the Sectional dock. The bark Montezama, Hanunond, hence for Antigaa, wht! anchored in the lower bay, was run into by the bark Trenton, wbicb carnied away Whe dreyard. She returned to the city 13 replace it Hann Taxano on 2d inet bad beaten over Wood End Bir, and lay on the beach, but too far from the abore to inad carzo. She rémaained tight; and lighters were ready to take out les cargo &9 800n a8 the sea weal down. Sour Sanat Buront (of Wilmington, Del), Smith, from Port Blchurond; Pa, for Heston, with 270 tons coal ‘Qhetore reporta while be to West Hay at Newport tor & harbor (arin Reavy NW how, 1 mspiayed and went ashore at 11 1M Bist \ on W side of Beaver inil. The schr biiged and tilled in aout two hours aiter she etruck. All handa aaved, and Oapt Sunith reached Newport on Friday morning to obtain'sesistance, ish fern Ag cenirebourd vessel of 196 tons, built at Wimligwn, Del, in 1887 S.oor Hexen, Walden, at Providence from Newport, losther bes: anchor and part of chain and Fad mainaall badly torn, in the heavy blow of Sit ult, in Narragansett Bay, The foliowing table gives & summary of the harbors of New York, Boston, Bulumore, W: Charlemon, Savannan, Mopue, New fo Jrieans, ad at iutest accounts frem each of those “nf naa oe uh Set 4 Gatventow. + 2 Brien. Whalemen, A letter from Capt Thomas, of bark Joseph Grinnell, NB, reporte her nt Talcahuano Feb 22, having taken 410 ep’ slace Ie avg Fayal; was bound for a craine on the Couat of Call jornin, A letter from Capt Prentice, of bark Camille, NB, reporte ber ac Taleshuano Feb 16, with 400 wh and 290 Tbe bone () whe taken off River Plate), and shipped on board the Phenix, of and jor Hoston. During # pk od excitement at Talcahuans dot bia crayon away; had shipped others in their pinces, aud was bound to Oel A} from Capt Chase, of ship Prag hy NB, reporis her at ie raped Feb 2, baving taken 48) sp the last crulse—1380 18 wii told, A letter from Capt Smalley, of bark Hecla, NB, reports at Talenbuaco Feb 22, with 1d op 70 wh vata would ‘aes freight trom bark Wave, Hill, NB (which srr there the ame day with 380 ep and 160 wh), abd fall on & cruise and for home in June. from Capt Stanton, of bark Kdwatd, NB, reports h ai Valpacaito Feb Be, wit 4105p and 70°; would earth ter another ye: "A letter from Capt Alle, of abt Onwa at Taleahuano Feb 7, with 245 wh and 1500 Il Beppe hy the Pen River Jeft there NB, reports her boas, which he nix. Reporia saw only a fow whales off ‘on ncoount of Aad being * + 1+ Taped bad fan it at Taloabuano, and ald Feb 9 for ¢ North. A letter from Capt Swain, of bark John A Parker, N’ er of] Maenafnero Jan 20, wpb $60 ap all old, Sra abso a by abla Rephyr, Pas Seth, and tor NBedford, who ex to be at home A letter from Cay Flaber, ol of bark Orne, Ait NB, reports ber aL st Hustatia March 10, with 140 A lever from Capt Mitebell, of "Sp Jon voneph NB, re- kde Taloabuano Feb 7, Clean; reporte at T ably Courser, sift Cf Meseafvero Feb 8, Virginin, Peakes, NB, no oll last cruise; Would tough at Taigeln truano in Apri and recruit for home, encempsntitinseciapuscinconinititi MARITIME INTRGULIGENCE, NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1859. Speleen, So. Catharine, hence ior Vatptralen, March no lat by wip Bacy Encio’ at Poladelphia trom Rie Janeiro Ports. woETRS. PR, March ascites trig Keoka, Trevt, for New ey AYsRs, Jan 27—In port brig Selle Barnard, Coombs, “aaucra jarch 24—In port schra Chase, for N York; M Mus- Brewster, for do Wg. by.) March fed port wien Wha Falcon, Drumm © trom Chica inac's,nellng ready Co” een: Cis Wave, Go { jabep vp a ag to oad af 8 ton, 0 sal oon; ork Ernostt'e ( ma faites eed Oa-08 oh tho same OA Dd for a ‘no pire ead Ma =, a Tizaie Duxford: Kelly, Our efor Orders; 1, Western Cniet Barat ry Bon’ be i eee At Ckinchs, Telunds Mare” ps Gleaner, t uk mPammergier, Cofliy aud Siver "Star, Wave—al gore March 16-Golne tn sehr Tiger, coe ) im port schra » Snow conn MS abe tor NYork: Robert Beil, for Charleston few Gaya, Aleiope, fer Fajardo to lond. Moxtevinxo, Jan 25—(n port barks Ocean Favorite, Camm, for NYork lig; adriatio, Dunham, aod E Hannival, Klein, une} brig E dot asa, Idj; echr W 8 Sefanton, card id others Sid. 28 ahr p Buphrasia, Orockett, Barbados ant market, with mules (pot Siauri'ius, as betore reported). Port ad Puixcr, March @t—{n port bark ire Wedaor, meets! trom Nr: brig taltimden: Potter, fr do 1g; Mom: ‘ietio. fer Lawton do. 81d 0th brig Pico, Bosto., Baw Juay, Nic, Marc 16—In port achr Monterey, trem St ‘Thomas ST Pinan Mart, March 10—In_ port brig Wm Puriogton, Pe- tereon, from ‘fiostoh arr bch, tor Bt Domtygo to load for 8 St Joy, NR March $0—Arr_abfp Marmion, Blankenship N ‘York: war Alice Rogers, Brayley, do, Cld ‘29h, brig tus, bruce, Philadelphia. Home Ports. ALEXANDRIA, April 1814 sehre Only Daaghter, Bun 4, ans Geo Rooptnan, Lewis, Nall Rin BOSTON, Aprit ‘2, 4M. rani J Montgomery, Hamilton, MEnearer shh Minnesota, Fal glen Cldaieamers, Wnt Jenkins, Hallett, Baltimore, Cit "of New York, Hi Ph Gelpbia; shir Dont Sharp, Cushing, Singapore; D Lecraw, Sen Francisco; ina Russell, Weliams, i Surinam: R & Haskins, Car! ‘Webster Keiley, Heagan, Portland: schrs Onward Le jana, Jarksroville; Hill Garter, Plak, end Gitze, Crowelt, Balt mere; A Eammond; Paine, and Eugene, Parker, Philadelonla; R Law. keeve: United, Vail, and Ray State Hallett NYork Sha ships Jeatah Crowell arrsburg? Athena; barns Chilton, Gempbok; brigs Gen Warsball, 2d— Arr (by tel) abh vag, NOrleang; Amity. Frost, le: barks HV yinan, New Or « Clitord, Mobile: brige B Porter, Shores, ShiclierJosn Free twan, Crowe l, New Orlewns; Ogedn Breoze, ifesalua achr Sea Duck. Palermo, Below, bark Monel PALTIMOMR, Apriti--srr meamsbip Thoa Swana, Ram NYory; ache Murthe Gallina, Collins, Neediont. Below, off finck Hiver, 8 ship a€ anchor showing Prusaiun colors bably the ermania, from Liverpool. Cla bark MeKiuney, Domarara: Cumpanero (new, 42 to vannah: SG Basa, Winchester, Demarara: Taslor, Nickerson, NBedtordt A Blot, Pin = Bryant, Gardner. ‘St Job wo, Nii ily York ia tow Of Monming” ajes; Urls JOMU BuO ta Dims: on. Charleston. CHARLESTON, March 80—Cld brrk Nachua, Lewis, Baltl- more. Sid Sp bade Joven Enrique, Oliver, B Robert Caldwell, ae mast Pilot, Hotchkiss, avd Olive Branch, Nickerson, N Yor GEORGETOWN, DO, March $0—Arr wshr Helen Bar, Nick erson. Bostoi HOLMES’ HOLE, Mi 9, PM—Arr schr Empire, Lovell, Boston for NYok._ $Id echr Susan Raker. brig Factor. Perrz, Havana for Portland; obra aples, Philadelphia for Newbury ports Baltimore, for Portsmouth; Vandalia, Rowe, cl tepgill. Ne ik for Pl rondlet on, em: Mayflower, Baltimore fr Bangor: Barrett, Davis, Bortoen for Philadelphia; Revenue, Corson do for Alexandria; © Hw, Graham, co for Smyrna, senj D Prince, Hawes, do for Tangier; Cabot, Hamilton. do for N York. Sid schrs Peugassett, May Queen, f 8 Vendlet igure, Kossuth, Benj D Preiace, Vandaita, Mayflower, Empire. April 1—-Art schrs Mary 4 Shropebice, ‘Shropshire. acy a2 owen, and Triumph, Artis, Ph Ia for B Sumner, T: Seance River for Welldets A Henderson, Ata exandris; isabella Thompson, Corson, and Pequor nk | rougha, Hor on for Philadelphia; Mra, Smith. do do; H Ja Aldrich, do for NYork; M- Snow, Foster; Telegraph, Rich. » ‘W Freeman, Baker, do for Tangter; Ariadue, Ko Gout tor Bath. Nothing In post at 10 AM, wind NW, hhavy, the arrivals of to day, and brigs Lydia Frances sbont ready; Factor; aches Ragcue, J Barrett, C Hall, Revenue, Cabot. LUBEG, March ‘1 APE scr C Knight, Parker, NYork. S)d Sit, schrs RB Chase. Philudelphin; Frankin, Hunt, . Hant. N¥ork FOLK, March 8i—Arrtechrs Joneph Taraer, Crowell, eon: BW Pures Snow, and M Van Same, Van Nawe, Cld echr 4m Chief, Pressy, Rockland. apt ADELPHIA, April$—Are (by tel) shy Grey Beale io Janeiro PORTLAND, April —Arrachr Taylor Small, Wiley, Tan ler. Cid brig Geo Harris, 5 Schr Ida delle orre, Hacand, Sid brig Kawin HIGHMOND, March 3i—Are brig angole, Hall, Maton sobra Emery (1 In , Halles; THedlugion, Clark; Rockp 89 fr ach ‘Oesig, aif Kin ST MA ‘March (7-—arr bark RH Gambte, Powell, New York. © i Tah sehr Grenadilla, Baker, NYork;'L9ta, brig / G Anderson, King. do. In port 20th, bark RH Gamble, Powell, disg: brigs Francis L Secrr, Munroe; Mary Lucretia, Gibbs, and John G Anderson, Ring lig a atle, Keed, Griatol, Hs sche 3 -— Arr steamship Montgomer Save kn A Mareb S Ao Be ‘astotl, er, NYork; ship Moro Ga Garduer, Usrdensa. Below, twoschra, bound up. (ld ahijs Monterey, Norton, Liverpool; bark, Marts Moron, Bulkley, N York; brig Chicopee, Howes, do; schrs Alice Ann Bande}, chorn, Varéeras and mkt; D Yoorbia Darien, Ga, 1 load for NYork, RH Perkins javana ECTUR* ON MUS! FRANZ SCULOUTER wll deliver a ler Monday eventog, Avril 4, at O. Bronsing's music: n md story, at 8 o'clock SUnIRCT: History of Christian music from its commencement to the present ime. Tickets @ cents; to be had at 0, Breusing’ sie store, 70l Broadway. TATOR Wire eect ve ‘ednesday evening, at ii iva, on Sunday afternoon, ittance 16 sent, RS CORA I. v. io o'etoe! Sexoelock—ta the trance slate, A PIRITU ‘AL LEOTURKS.—MRS. AMANDA M SPENOA be celebrated lecturer on apiritaaliam, will eommence har wot six lectures at Clinton Hall on Toesday, Avril rontinve them. on Fridsy, the Sth, andon the Tus days and Fridays ot each week notil th is complet by cures 75. conta; single Uckets 1 conte, vres to commence at 7% o'clock, Tickets to be bad at the hall or at 8. T. Muneon's, No 5 Great Jones street, “PAE AGE WE LIVE IN. OIOUN. R WALKER, OF Waverley Magazine, 4¢,, will deliver hits lecture on the atthe Cooper Institute, this (Monday) evening at 8 o'clock. Tickets 25 cents for sale at the door. HOTELS. LANCARD MOUSE. BROADWAY AND TWELFTH étreet. New York—®urnished withevery modern improve accommodations for famiiien and “gentlemen, Full board, with room, $2 per day; without room, $l per day; by the week atlower prices. Private table at reasonable vat BLANCARD & MACLELLA AVILION, NEW BRIGATON.—THIS ESTABLISH ment will be opened on the istof May, and the propriewor will be happy to make arrangemeata with parties who may de sire to engage rooms ‘The distance from New York to New Brighton is aix mile the trip ts performed by & steamboat tn Jeea than half an hou hall ntreet, a 534 @ iment. Leaves Rew Brighton a: and 1020 4. M., and 1.29 and 4.20 M. These irl be more frequent as ihe peas: Sui Room ingle gentlemen, without board will be reg) a ted according to the 6. BUANJARD 36 WELRY, SO. 80 patent lever watches, manufa Lemon, of teed to ron withont a, having heen appointed ai ted watches tn thie city, b ment, «ud if constantly re be male of the above celehra he hes now on hand a large assort g them, In entirely new atyies of cases, of beantifal manship. The patent Jever watches, made by HENRY REYNOLDS 3 MON, are acknowledged to be foily equal as timekeepers to the cele brates fF. Cooper watches. of Landon, aud are aolt attursh lees orives, The subseriver, knowing weil the importance to gen emen of having correct and reliable thnekeepers, which Iways be tafely depended on, has evecy esac wa ted betore offering tt for sala, Thesa watches are #0 tly conatrucied and arcnrately adjused for the pocket ey Are not ailucted by chuages in the temperature or by ary outward motion, and every one gold by him he guaran- se0a to give full and entire satisfaction, GEO. C. ALL! importer of watanes, and jewolry, whole. oue door below Canal sale and retall, 415 Broadway, tre nh Wy wobed etreel, (for ASTROLOGY AND CLATRV OYANCE.—M, BRUCE, THR mysterioua veiled Indy, een be avente ae ter had bas eee if, oR fe conwulled with om all bran: le together WhO are uUbappy, at 470 Grand street, nooor od nd block east Of the Bowery. # np, fle door. Pen BO cents. pnd Fong DO SPRING moat successfal medica’ noes clairvoy Botin America, Conaultationa day aud and bas oped ato: businers. absent felenaa, &e., tivays, bea pay And satisfaction guaranteed ADAME WIDOBR, OLATRYOY M MM tainty, onrata the m oe Tet Ee ‘ends, mick cy nasa tn eines na for Ail daeares sown a1 RTT SE: i ig LRAVEY CAN BE CONSUL; abner tr Dal aceon Jove, marriage and telle $5.00, “TATED iperen ‘ho oaa purpaat Macame ©. in the art of ete and le ty my ie Fania to cure any dlasase fa tts worst form, tnatinyn, affections of the thront or Inn —Madame Ot All who are bnainers oa) the only patural tairvoyant im tb wiioted, In uicnnie or coset oe and ape thie newirally ited lady, Offee 123 Spring: __DANCING ACA EMIES, pobwonrm DAgcira CLASSES, AT NO. B06 » Broadway an 1, Montague place, Brooklyn—Now open for the reception of Pruplts, who can ‘ommeence xt an me, will continue oem ull the endof May. Tuesdays and Frichyein Brooklan, Wednesdays and Seturdayatn Now w York 267 BOWRRY. Dp MAR'S CHIRAP DANCING 0. ACADEMY, 80m $1 per month, Mondays, Wed , Threads and Nahiransa, Lacie’ [iteraoen lassen, W ciaantage Sad vA, ‘ol nel o'cloc! o sents, "Private lessons 60 cena, ae eo at ____ NEW PUBLICATIONS, ‘OVE, MURDER, REVENG: TRE 4. exsltog tial, which exone will be p ab pon, aplendidiy: thot don.) ‘Boia by Dexter & C Rona & a enes Make & Lay, nnd ali newsdeslera’ Oring PAULIN ERS EDItIO! Pr oh san trenton best. N OLD, BACHELOR OF THIRTY TWO WISHES wife, Preferences for one not over twenty five, of native or Engitsh birth, «od ae much enitivadon avd refinement 14 would be content with & home in thia vicint within an Income of a thourand a year. sincere rept treated to WH. M, box 1% Herald office, wil) meet Wi 1yCW FeeDertsal nitedtion, 80 Ubstham Kank Cy Bauder and Drovers’ Bank “ SgansTess URDRE 10 Gelatin iis ‘surance Co ba Atlantic Mutual Inanrauce scrip of 1868, ‘Sebs academy of Music... 100 La Crogae and Milwaukie B 10 American Kxpresa Co. 190, 000 Eilsborough aud Cinciouat 4,000 town of Col fend fey, ) 6 percent bas. ipol wid Int mortgage 8'a, bls. 5,000 Miiwaukle ‘sud Horicon Rat 2d mortgage 8's, bds. ‘600 L)whugue City 10 per cant bond, Securities received in addition to the regularly advertised 1 during every sale, Next reguiar sale on Tharsday, April 7, Remar auction sales of stocks and bonds every Mond: day (which bave been the regular establis alates any years) on every day wheaevor o'clock, nt the Merchants’ Exch Btocks ani and sold at private sule aad Brokers’ Board. 10 aw jowe!t on deposits and dividende collectet: A, large variety of bank and insurance lao other securities const on hand st private sale. ALBEE Ce NICOL AY,, Stock Auctioneer and Banker, No. 4 Broad street, LLAN J, ERELER, AUOTIONRER, OFFIOE NO. 79 ‘Auction sale of magniicent household furniture, superb off paintings, French plate mirrors. stainary, vases, ‘drawing vookenss, velvet carpets, Ines curtains, solid ailvar rare, 7 otave pianoforte, books And tausic, &e THIS DAY (MONDAY), at IMs o'clock, Brecisoly, At the elegans residence No 69 West wentv sixth street, near Sixth avenue. To parties desirous of purchasing first class furciture, that's a chance eeloom offered; the estatozne em bracing the largeat nnd beat arsoriment of household furat- ture offered at auetion {his sewon; all mate to order for the resent owner, and to be peremptertly sola tw the highest idvter. Catalogue at the house on morning of saie, Drawing reoms~Korewood 7 octave pianoforts, carved le made by cily maker, rosewood ston), sovered in’sille brocade: music rack. embroidered cloth cover, mnsis books, &e.; rich rosewood suits, richly carved to frults and Gowers, and covered ip etik brocade, consisting of t#o large sofas, two ara. two reception, and eight parior chairs; one suite in green nas the velvet: two centre tables, atatuary, marble tops to mute! suite; rorewood etegeres, micror doors, ladies’ work table, seeretaire end bookes: » Nned with eatin and tulip woot! enengnvres, card tabies, oval mircor, rosewood and gl't frames French piate ranted mirror, bronze aud ormaiu clock; €i¢- gant lace curtains. coraices, ahades, &c; rarisian mvrale slatuetios, Music, Painting. Poetry; superb bronzes, statue of Wasbing'on, Napoleou; bisque avd Drerden Ohin& vases and figiires, of paindings. by celebrated artets; a snoerd painting of Madonna, by Rubens, fruit and flowers, by Huntiagtw wantly painted landscapes, aceves tn Rnglaad, by winter ecenes, by Conte; French line engravings rpels, rugs, ball roxewood hat stand, chairs, olicloth, alr cart e ‘Champ two el ay g tuble, shaving stand ir ea. feather beds avere aud piliows, Brussels Jock hades, &e.; chairs » Lureaua, Tooker, washetand, wr og ArpetH, KC, Digiag room--Oak extension dinirg ible; Hertz putsnt’ stlehg butlers’ tray and stand dan waiter, arm chatra, gold silver dinver and tea service, six ; spoons, caster, forks, baiter and dewert koives, sad Frensh china dlaner and. Wa, sets riebly rien marble water pitchers, do. bu\ a and engraved glass: 20 Miocanters, shumpagies ‘uit and dessert stands, &>.; Bohemian glass ne bation: ivory baudle knivea and forks, carvers, “S07 cati¢e urn; Sheflield plated caster, silver, a cake basket | And, algo, @ large ngsortment ot kitchen and basement furniture with whieh the sale will commence, Salo postuve, rain or carpels, ‘vanes, angravicge oud J, BLEECKER, SON & OO. WILL RELL ON THURS. 17, at 12 o'clock, at the serchante’ Exchance: ater street, northeast corner of Roo-evelt, the lot, with buildings, size 30 and St by 36 feet deep; the buildiogs to and two and o half stories ench; also. the prooerty on. Roosevelt street, adjoluing the above, kn known +s Nos. U2and Ltd comprising a four story brick house, nearly new aad welt built Sivided in ihe ceutre, making two Rouges, Maps, ike., at No, 7 Arond atreet UeTION NOTIUR, EY, Auctloveer. ED SALE OF maaan Bybee /SRHULD FORNITORE OBO Bata LUDLOW, aR. ‘Will sell on Wednesday, April 6. af 1034 o'clock, at No. 10 Park place, Hudson street, Hoboken, N. J.. about 10 minnter™ welk trom the ferry, all the elegant furniture, pictures, <c., contained in #xid ive, in part of suparh rosewood Parlor gulls in Dine and gold Drocatel. ange French plate mir rors, with slabs and brackela; Brussels tapestry; Brussels aud ingraln carpets, oilcloths, divane, rosewood coraer etegeres, elegant rore™ ood weven dotave planoforie, bronze candelabras, elegant ormolu clock ana ahade, very rich lace eurtatas, blink Wwalvut arm chairs and solus, carved marble top aide board avd onk extenrion diving table, matting, rosewood marble top refrigexator, elegant oft paintings, mahogany wardrobe, rose- wood chamber suits, couches, bureaus, washstands, &>.; cut glass hall chandelier, chins ware, ditchen utensils, &., ‘with which the sale will commence. Oxtalogues will be resdy the day betore the sale, when the farnfiure can be sven. UCTION NOTIGE.—EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF elegant household furniture, pianoforte, oll paintings Ae,, at tne five story private residence, 218 West Fourtoeath near eo avenue. UIT bis, auctioneer, will soll ns above, to mor. ae pril 5, at 103¢ o’clock, the entire magnificent above iret class houee,’ta which be woud oul AT furniture of the specia! attention of purchasers, an and valuable sale of daique and toga furniture made by being the most attractive auction this sesgon. The eale will ete tienes rain or shine, descriptive catalogues of which can be obtained at the house on the morning of sale. She furniture cousste, in the par of~ Splendit pearl inlaid rosewood pianoforte, with embrottered tend, ond covers, velvet, Cp tong satin, dam: kK Jace eur. me tere Fall ruha'ot rosewood perion farnkire, HANG carvan Batorered in satin brocade, with slip covera. All these suite were mate to order, and aré of the most costly description, ‘Three ele. anily carved rosewood etegares, with plate doors; ladies’ French, marble music cabinet, cheiloniers, rosewool secretary and Lookcase; statuary, marble top tables; elegant turkish and recumbent chairs {n’ satin; rorewood reception chaira cov erec in medallion tapestry; four elegant chandeliers. magnili cent Serres and Dresden china vases, with a beautiful collec fou of parlor ornaments, aiso a number of valuable oil palat- ines in rea {ramen Dinwg room, Library and Chamber Furniture—Carve4 rose- wood Dedawads, marble top bureaus, washstands and com moces. all to match; amaura, with mirror fronts; cheval glass ea: fall anit of rose ood furniture, in hair cloth; oval mirrors velvet. Wilton carpeta; large hair mattresses, elegant exten Hon dining tables, rich silver ware, diniog arm chairs; marble top buflet, crystal. ent, ruby and whi'e glass ware: elegant din ner eet pearl and nilver eutiery: tote ntetes, solves eeahinicd back chairs, arm and gothic chairs: Eogiish atl cloth, velvet stair carpet, hall stand, refrigerator, range, sloves, £0. Cara and stages peas within a few doors Of the house, TION SALE OF HORSES, WAGONS, HaRNPSS, 4c~W. N.'L¥WS will sell at auction, on Monday, April 4. at 12 o’elocx, at 714 Kiybth avenue, one bay mare, sound ond ind, 7 years old; one bey Farge, one black paciny mare, cue pate of biscks, one brown mare, one gray ‘horse. two Cauadlan pontem, th Y ght waxoma, tivesecood hani wagons end new toy do ela double harness, five sate omtive, Terms cash angle harness, Ac Bal A UOTION NOTICK RUGENE B. FRANKLIN, Werit é neers, stlearoome 13) Broad: otal attention to te wale of real ee xebunge, and houseboid furniture at the resldnncen of fasaiies bress tag up bousseeeptag: slave tes kale of stoske of goods of every description, both in New York and Brooklyn. A, ites, aroronane conn Siete at ace gull, pier and mantel *ict"Hiten rr 4c.—On avenue; the stares bone. Those who are in want of ‘goed ‘renga, gl agri fa ma tare itare would AE well fo atteud ioe ual Jn use, consiatin, suits ia red and maroon, sand red and bist begat rosewood elegant rose ioe wiodow hades, il Octave tary mount ormolu, Loy ee rases, bolsters hina dinner and of tbeitield id plied and and Japs anne ve ae a ment of ral or VCTION NOTICR—A LARGE ASSORTM&NT OF household furniture, comprising large pler and mantel lawses, one fine toued planoforte, one dp Take ogany bookeases, maboguny nnd black walnut do.. bureaus, wwachetaide, pan vaahogary and aud other ines haiand other_mattrens da, bol Istern and pillows, com- forvera, French" Senry ‘chunds are wiiver plated wa wets, forks and apoons, cbare, tables, #ofas, lounges. Also one cot. wae suit; ts together with a lot of tin’ ware, By order of the mertengee, Rale tale Wi i ad tow day at 2 o'clock, at M5 Sy Boring Hest, near TS. M. CONNAUGHTON, Austioneer, TIRACTIVE AUCTION ON BAUR-BY JNO, RENSIE, ‘auctioneer Broad w: rivate rexidenon of Dr Jarnen, B Bliss, 72. West Twenty een street, third aor from Huxth avenue, wil ell ah pata. Mz agelon, com. menelng to morrow (Tuesday), Apri 5, at A. M. ull the elegant and cosy imported rove ©ood araliGre sontained ta the Above mansion, shusisting th part of one grand action rose: wood pianoforte, Roston maker, ool and cover. 8ai90n Par- lore— Three roge wood suits of elegant richiy carved suite co- vered in three oolured gold, maroon and Fremch satin; each will be ollered separately; divace, ottorune, “Iasoneurs,”” es. cretoiven etegeres, medaition anf te e atetes, sofss. cotnic acd npique chairs, steel spring lounge avd easy chaire, velvet, Wilton and,Bruseels carpets, veivet rava to muteh, French lace curiaine, chrnices, pier tirrors. oval mirrars oll pyainiinie by the following etoivent artiste:—-Berumont, Londareaux, Ri- heel. Rarasey an? Dolohemours; aleo eome beautifnl engrav: Inge, ntatoare. marble, bisque and pariun ignres of the cholcest and most costly kind, ‘all of which have bean sele-ted by Dr. B. during bis sojourn in Italy last von, Carved walnut bat stands. with mirror door and back; rose wood book enee, THoed with satin word: papier mache tables intald with pearl, rosewood centre tables, Grecian marble tons; French shina and parian spittoone, Dining room—Solld oak extension tabla, Miteet in length, mnde by Hertz; French ebina diaer and (ox sels, solid. sliver ware of every description, spoons, forks, teat trta, Ac.; ivory Dalunce handled kpives and forke, Marsh siee!; Fagiieh cut glace ware of all Linda, parian pltehere, china cups and saucers erockery ware white and colored, ormola brouze clock, patntings, mirzorn, ambers—aeven in number ~ Gontaia rosewood bedatonds, roarble fog hurenus aud wast stands, etegeres for corners, Brussels, Wilton, three ply and Jograin carpets, large sea pure hale mattresses, feather Dblankeis, eheets, quilts, de; aleo ma d walnut hed: fleade, Barenue’ Ao; corialia end anudes for every window; algo corrices, ‘apring bottom chatrs, large size; also 0: thie cane seat chairs, armohairs and yookers, lounges, &c. Every variety of basement furniture, Also, thé whom of the kitebén furniture. utensils, &c., dc. Parton desirous of re- plenishing their household abould not fafl to autend the above sale, ae every article must be sold und removed from the house in 24 hours after sale, Terma cash. None but banknble mo- ney taken. Deposits from purchasers unknown to the au>- Woneer will be exacted. No postponement an account of the weather. UCTION ‘NOTICE.—UNITED STATES MARSA 4L'S AY sate This morn! ), April 4, at 11 o'clock, BAMURL OBGCOM, auetloneer, will gall at ate aa t a A. IAT, Ke orden Marked Ass8) Thi RYNDERS U.S Marabal.” UOTION NOTICE. B. H. SE1XA8, Auctionser, office way. LE OF } ELUGANT, MOUSRHOLD FURNITURE, sell this day, st 10% o'clock, at No. 648 Hous- ton street, all the elegant furniture, pictures, &¢., contila- ed in said ‘house, ‘cousisting a part’ ot euperd bieawood parlor suits in blue and gold brocatel, large French plate mir- rors, with alabé and brackets; Brussels tapestry, Brussels and Ingrain carpets, olicloths, divans, rosawood corner elegeres, elegant rone wood seven octave pianoforte, broure candelayras, elegant ormolu clock and ahade, very rich lace curtains, black walput arm chairs and sofas, carved marble wp side board end oak extension dining table, matting, rose: marble top reftigerator, elegant oil paintings, Wahogany wardrobe, rosewood chamber fseer wilt, al BA. will which the sale will commence. the morning of rale, wher the furniture can be seer UCNON FURNITURE EXPRESS. — PERSONS bout removing will find it to their advantage to call on the Empire Express Company, 733 Goustou street, near Wooster, Large double tracks to move furpiture in the country; work done twenty per cent cheaper than sng other company. UCTION SALE —GROCERIES, LIQUORS, LEASE, 0. TaLAR, auctioneer, wil) sell on Tuesdiy, Gittings, at Ose ovelooks tt all Ghorry Miroet comer of Suck: fon, the’ sock ‘and fixtures of said store, consisting of angera, teas, coffees, spices, &c., &c.; alto counters, shelving, scales eights, liquors, wines, dc.; four years’ lease of house and PH BFGRMAN. RND au RE SALES Jie BROOKLYN. ¥ coe B DAY, A At 10 o'clock, swag aro between Myrile avenue and ‘street. Handsome furniture — Petiore- Splendid rosewood piano, stool and cover, by Lindeman; rosewood suit, seven pieces, in Bye ae Reeds suit, ieeven Somes henge plush; ler glasses, tapest aoaroaeer? }. chandeliers. Giceee-ecule ep saa bedsteads, dressing bu- bem ‘whsbatancs, muttresses, aus, é ‘Dining room—In mahogany and oak, £ sutotoths, atair carpets, SAME Day, Atl} o’clock P, M., ig ie ry! yng street, between Hoyt reet and Elm place. Very handsome romeerpod maior enit in crimam and green tatin brocatel, eeven pleces’ ros ogany and wal- nut chamber and dioing room furniture, iace curtains, tapes try, Broseel ree Dia he ingrain carpets, ollclothe, chiaa, glase, crockery and klichen furniture. Catslognes at the sales room, 1 DAY, AtB o'clock A. M. prociatlyy at the Central gslesroom, corner of Wana ‘and Peart streets, Brook! lyn Mahogany piano, bert maker, with # variety of parlor and chamber furniture, Hendenburg heater, to. DAR 8. HOUGH, AUCTIONSES—OFFICE NO. 24 roadway tianuy IMPORTANT NOTICE. Large sale of ull the elegant rosewood, satin wood, oak and fo on furniture, ornaments, carpets, ollctoths, c., con in the large five at ney vetreee 06 No. 85 Glinton piace, in highth s'reat, Sead, Mp ad y Bee. tis duty Montag, Ase mil deat igis o'sogk M. A parial from the catalogue 'ia here subjolaed: In the basement are tapestry carpets walnut extension ta ble, buffet and chairs, china disper and tea Kes. tory culery, cut glaesware, silver plated tea seta, torke, spoons, craiers. ‘Ihe parlors are furnished with velvet carpets, three massive tari ae arior euitg, In eatin brocade; aoltd rosewood centre, side and tables, corner and wall etegeres. pier and mantel glasses, ‘mantel orbements, brorze dyures, Fich em: brovdered nce French plate oval gasses, repens acd recumbent chairs; meritoriove ot} paint fen bronze Ce fixtures, ronewood ibrary and secretary b90K- onset wood seven octave plano, pearl keve Tn} mater ace © roly carved rosewood bedateata, bureaus and coremod en, ardrob: 8, couches, cottage chatre, ride and Grossing tab ine hair’ matiresses, spring ves, Tewber beds, boluters and’ pliiws curtilng, sates ‘The upper stories are furnished with {i raaiguny single and ie bedsteads, aud the corres oading (iralture to mated; also two ery gaperlor suits of richly enamelled bea- UOKION NOTICR—J. BOGART, AUCTIONPRR—Pi 8. BOGART, Monday, april 4, at'l13¢ o'clock, at ihe ane 6 No. 1 North William street, lot of table catlary mo roceo pocketbooks 300 men’s and boys oaps, assorted kinds; bankers’ cases, Instrument cages guitar, accor teon, smail }y ot jewelry. also, Coustable'a mnie of a lott dev goods fac AUGUSTUS JOHNSON, Coastible. UeTION NOTIOR DOUGHTY, AUCTIONERR, will sell on Monday, at 103g o'clock at sales room, 79 Nassan etreet, a large aeaortment of housel furniture, car. parlor suites marnle top centre tabies, book extepion dining tables, dressing bureans, eashstancta, bet read tate a-tetea, sofas, chairs, ble, one billiard table, Eel eta M. ©. EDEY, AUCTIONEER. BUPERB SALE OF SostLy FUKNIGURK, PIUTURES, INLES, &o. PAvil sell or Fueadgy, ApeflB, 119% o'clock, at the clegan sell on Tu at 1034 o’eloc elegant private rosiderioe 68 Bast Feresty seventh street. vear Fourth avenue, ali the furniture paing. the usual variety fad in a fret class reeidence, ading © large sasoriment of kitchen furniiure,) made to order for the present owner, and tn excel Jeat condition; cortly pictures, Uionasa, 4c. Further parucu Jare in suseeq rent Advertiaem ent pee | NOTICE —C} HINA, Guage AND Porndg Lah ware --Large sale—J.8. 11. BARTLETT, w r. Tues day, April 5, 8810 6'eh » 3 ARTLETT v4 CONE Bi Fearl strest—25 crater of white granite ware, just from the ship; nlso a grewt raslety of ther anleable ‘goods that ‘aust be for enah in lots to suit elty and country dealers, Ul TON | NOTICE —J, BOGART, AUCTIONEER-—BY 8, BOGART, Monday, 4th, a: 1234 o'olook, Focing No, 1 North W liaan (Constable's tal sult, marble guact Learpet olelok: Linares. HENRY 8, ROTTOER, ‘Conatad! UCTION NOTICE—J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER—BY A&. bOGART, Turniay, at 1034 o'clock, a 8 Ludlow Mortgage sale of househol id aod cont assorument ca farlor, bedroom and kitchen farnivare ifARLe P. WANTS, Attorney for mortgages, UQTION NOTICE.—J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER—RAY 8. BOGART, Monday, Aprils, at to ofelock, st 12 Fulton market, in Front counter, stand ensks, liquors, tem, relrigerator, Kegs, decanters, tumblers, stove, store fix ree, xy, April 4, at 10 o'olook, at the corner of And Water sireets, Brookiyn, four maiched teams, eight ningle horses, six road wagons, two carriages, two rockawaya, two toting wagons, two salkeya, double auld siagle harneas, one o ja good order an among the fastest in the cit 14 PEED & COLP, Ancttoreers. UOTION ON STATEN ISLAND.—A BMALL FARM OF f Pa a or Ina wat be offered. for eal, on ueaday, April 5 a ‘altunte on the weet widé of the Mill | Fond feng to the Ulove,. within Binuies walk of Po nd or Onstieton landings, lave fenigence of Mra. 1, Van Name; on the plage are dwelling, ont bouses and & variety of fruittrees, and pleaty of water. Terms made known on day of sale JOSHUA VAN NAME, Ne _DAVID VAN NAME, Aut R. THOMPSON, PlWigidat 7 | AND COMMISSION bonse, 102 Naaadn street, second floor, will Rive his atten, ifon to eaten nt anetion of household ¢ feraiars watches, jewel ryand all kinds of property, or will advance money'or buy i st aneemndamatineieetninenainassnaeasesetttn UCTION 8AL¥ OF CROCKERY AND GLA®8 —TENRY G. EVANR will sell, on Tuesday, April 5. at 10 o'clook. at No. 6 Liverty alert, a complete assoriment of white frvoite and common ware, glassware, French chiaa, ‘plaued’ w: Clocks, A6., being the eutire stock of @ relallor declining bus nets, with which the salo wil commence. Bale positive and without reserve, vVOTION Phy bee AY bp et hy OF THE STOCK OF A LIVERY STs or FUFSDAY, APRIL 6, AT 10 o'clock JLSON, auctioneer, store 49 Dey dea-tene Ls mist tee ‘and aboes. ' 700 cane, received direct from the manufacturer, being © degiran! eortrent of fresh and reasonable goodn, adapted to the elly and country trade, Also an assortment of prime goods at private wale. ‘AD, GAUL 19 Dey ‘just io nae room furniture Jpowarp SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.—AEW oor second band furniture, pianofortes, &0 6. & SCHENCK,—This day, 4th inst, at 105y 0" ‘clock, es ‘hpi : room, 33 Nassau atreet, aa assortment of eleguat hoasenoid farniture, eompriving rosewood parior svita, in damask, brocatel, moquet and har cloth; elegant carved rose woo d mahogany bedstead, rosewood marble top etegeree: ) washstands, ni geit and pofe tables, Tose wood and ‘mahogany y bookcases Knd wardrobes, enamelied chamber awuite, taaho- wany dining room furniture, mirrors, palutings, dc. “” ‘The entire furniture of a family ‘declining housekeeping, re- for convenience of sale, emt carved rose woud suits, rouewood and mahogany bedsteade, marb!s top arena, washslands nnd tables, mahogany sofas, rockers and chalrsin plush, mahogsoy | wenrobes, ‘enamelled cham! foroiture, mirrors, dinlog tables, bair mattresses, Brussels and ingrain damask curtains, cornices, and 4 pre varied of rae fern Also, an elegant rosewood city , WR ‘H, LUDLOW, Avot IONER RLRGANT HOUSEHOLD PORNITURE AT AUOHON, In connequence of ite owner going Dj sree. Honz, Bosh, Tata, or imparted from Paris. UDLOW gell at auction, on Tuesday, « ei tn. ‘at LL o'clock, sat 1b Went ‘Twentieth strect, near Beant ourehold furniture—all the furniture contained in naid house, consisting of One anit of oon carved rosewood, in maroon and gold satin, made by isosh; elogant rose wood are action Mozart raven octave pismo, made to order by Au- ‘at Frankfort; ele; carved le. by Marcotte: ry; rose wood Bier, ara a aad ‘centre tablea, ee ae one rie} ed binck walnut Glegabst mavole tases and sland, Bie quet figures, eley sta qurtaina, in maroon and gold; bronze ed ormolu clogs, elegant bronzes, medallion, vervet int Wil- nin om furniture, extension lable, burtet, Partie ba chaira, in ‘tron reps; sofa, reception chairs, ee reception chairs, Tepa; elegant table ta- roome—elegnnt rosewood marble tops, made by Roux; rosewood and mahogany table bedstead, dressing bureaus, mahogany and cottage chairs, len and ce Dat, marble ops: quar. tette tanle, dotinge, bolatera and pilot asses aod hair bandspine French chink nad Waa wate / 180 @ large awsortment of kitchen furniture, with ‘which the the sale willcommence. The farniture can be seen the day the anie, when catslogues can be had. deoacan HSE H. LEEDS, fe raat alee a, kireet Large and 6 28, ao. Motions en Tueslage A Mi bea eit at bgorcone £00. wiligell et of M. J. Henriques, ma 161 Went Rievons on tana ixth and Seventh betw ‘Sventite, suport anlect bousanold fence yery costly ofl paintings, exquisite marble fe args bronze groups, parian and alabaster groups by arnsts Ey nit regan te expense, Ala Kirope without Ye Denotsy Gate by Dene ry on ae base. called ; Mercu! ‘Ariadne, by Derniker, Mercury. By. 9 e of the Babines, ditto; The and many others, including ine me ot emngaa if np fing lg vertu in pve le " is of “Guldn taro, Rea from ce! Corregio, Raphael, "Han, de, ‘They are isa dou by Ue beat artists Of Ttaly and. France foals by modern artis, uso about fifteen, pleses of, be heat brontea, in grow ig ures, de, of targe site, bbe Furniture » alter & Hutehiny n work, Cary’ sarered in en mecal jallion, Broce: Broce ‘i, buy ant fares i rocatel, cturtalt jer and ov! lasses, J ~ vasea, very canuisiey' Hote de rose, Ia i wecretary, as oy inormoln, very fine; rorewood sever Linden & Fritz and exquisite tte ‘parlor oe fo vontatse tor oan cones table; real sevres dinner seta, Hiobly painted tn fruit and | ie era, with Cig a y gine nert net; id {ad ald wlnan vanes, engrar chandel Soild oak bookeuae and secretary, chalre to Y spacers sortment of bedroom Lure, Pose Bunour-s-glace, ‘Ae, 4e,, and other articles. hereafter, Every srucie was gelected by Mr. Hf in Baroy foe. pe mere, reearre they can Ley | about to return will sell them withent examined at any time, with ticket of pe Sinained atour office, 2 nga ap Also 106 dozen feworia pale oer very choice and old, bottled by the owner eight int tient yen ia ig done iw Brgonuliad, oie ‘le are a is aherry; «a dosed Viral, oid hole pa pale y, battled even years ranince. All the wines wore imiort- BA Nexptenly for the use of Mr. M, J, Heneron, and are war- Fanted genuine, Thowe who are deairons of obtaining some very cholce wines for thelr own use can never have a more fia vorable opportunity, UOTION WOTICE.—A FAMILY TIAVING MORE FUR- A vihure than they desires wrecid avin hoe parlor and ber room furniture at private sale, Parties going to house keeping will dad thie a rare chance to purchawe good Curnitare rea Ys Apply at 237 West Twenty-fourth street, RENRY GREEN, AUCTIONRER, WILL SELL ON TURS: day, 5th April, at 10 o'clock, on pep remiaes 177 Cham- bern , the houaehold farniture of a thrally ing to Call- fornia, comprising beostende, bedding, ay ta ) Durgaua, mofo, eapha cooking stove, clocks, curpota, & SALES AT AUCTION, t Rgeachold furatare, ole otber cilelotha, 43... FU row ‘Fesday April, at 13g: olow, abt? Beckman | Sees A cue A every kind and devaription of goods nud every kine isso and china ware’ ‘More full purdculere t-morvow. a H, LEEDS, AUCHIONEPR.—SALES ROO! 38 Hasan atreet. Hav i. uhkbs & co wi oi Sato, o i. apr 1a fitwo mrest. © supers collection of vai poms qualiven sale ever made in thie coantey, living artists of the highest celebrity, cope? whieh wit mens beauty and met without regard, to oak ‘amma be found one ofthe rare and bighly prized Bie Woecknck of smalordans. a) = by Win Shayer Gr eid to 4 p finish and deliexey; ® winter landscape one of the rare paneter, pisces of Krasemann. of Eo)land~ 43x50 a bedic ‘be his finest work; oa, af yin rains. of the same size, to mateb the above; The Water Mill of Ty paces Nerds ater Mill of yng, Graces land, of London; » yard, ‘by Herring, other origins] mekact art” by 4. ‘Fonte, the Schonderger, ot Munieb; De Mrakelier, Van 1D, Verweil, Schsep, Anirews, ac, ety of subjects. T pur gulieries 23 Ressausirect, woul day ofeale. We me frult ‘end flower pieces. and: are now on view, with ‘onsalonaca, ee Saalders, Cowse, fc. embracing hidtorteal ard scriptural scours, ne ‘ine in rich landecs Sucerd sly uf oll, pala coliection aver : eee und one of au rh peng en ae by gy Hamme seat of exqui- omer poner, im | invite Tadjon and genwemen, lovera of the art, to view magnifier’ ENRY GREEN, AUOTIONFER. Store 194 William street Conrignmenta of furniture, &c,, sodelted. Sale next Wednesday at 1034 o'clock. on, Ty rronnt ia AL LEEDS 00, LAIN Lh gB a) aly zits sonal attention to sales of at the residence of those about iSouhis ov reberion ‘leo, will bold. week ure, 4c,, at their spacious salearoome No. 2 ENRY GREEN, AUGSIONERE,, Rage bpm WED. '0b3 ‘the saleavooms, Ui pesday, 6th April, at Wiitem street. near Frankfort, a er preg ved firale: re, groceries, raisina, currant cutléry, umbrellas, boelery Nerockery, gland, to, eogara, FERRIS, Paya. &o—-WENAY GAERN rae D oaday 6th April. at 10s o'clock, a 1M WI Ae B, Laren, an AUOTI (NEER, eon Be Tuesday, april Bat ‘b34 o'elnek, ab the 53g Pine vtreet, Jarge sale of tegars, coroprising sugars, ovudicr, (eae, aoag Heo, ken, brandy apd o'ber hquors, In Caska, ouses, 86% volce of German, Hayans, and olber segare, to be wold without reserve. ot. 700 bexes prime sealed emoked barring, 200 tube | Hotiand do, £24 bola, do, 24 halt bhis: mon, driodk ¢. Shippers wil) do weil to attend this sale, roceries, wines, tenors, mgs coffees, unpagoe sherry, Fortind otek wt nes, iso lange tax J. D. HOLBROOK, AUCTIONEER —WEDNESDAY, e ri1 6, at 11 o'clock, at 106 Maiden lane, corner of Pesrk (000 dwarf and standurd cear trees, 2,000 pened, si chery: an? apple trees, 1 000 bs Noiatai and dwarf stand, roses, from G. Mare, Astoria 1. BOGART, AUVOTIONEER.—SY 8 BOGART—THIZ | J» dny, at o'clock, at No. 45 Kast Tweifth ateeet, by virtue of an execation, all the rij land in the furniture ane yous a. OLDER AUOSLIONERR, the «& oi Ppa wattas 8a On. Wednesday, 6th inst at It o's\cek, by galalonee, ‘At the old wine vaul s, No. 18 Ws ‘Ani old and choice assortment of brandien, gins, shirriea, Mas diersn, poris, champaigner, whiskeya, 8, Bbeynihes, ware dines, tegars, ec. cht. title and interest of Ezra McLel+ fixtures of the Blancard Housa, ENKY 8. ROPTGER, constable. ‘This sale is mede in consequence of the removal of the pre+ sent Occupant. ‘vate use will please bear this pale in rind, Gentiemen + iehing choice wines, &c,, for priv J H. BURLEY, AUCTIONEER, WILL 8ELL ON Monday, at 103g o'clock at 40 Wooster street, the eont ofa grocery ‘and }iinor store, consisting of the Ment ot groceries, liquors, segars, counters, acon &c. tents sual assorte ote COLE, PUTO ERE = COWS —JAMES Om & SON will sell, on Moni April 4, at 18 Sialook. 8 at the: stables, corner of Underhill Metiaa iad ic street, Bi lyn, a Dumber of flue cows. Bale positive, L, VANDEWATER, AROMON AER —AALEG Mate HOUSR- ‘bold furniture rosewood piano, su ae L, VANDEWaATER iyi sellon a oy at es ont No. 1 ace, earner of Henry Firat p! ail the furniture ‘contained therein, foslowe: oe pe wood parior sutta, richly covered; anperfine rosewood sever octave piano. Brurkelaand tograia carpets, rosewood and athar centre and side tables, extension dintog table, oak buffet, ete- getes. chairs, ottomang, Jonngen, lace and rich chins ten se‘s, china vaser, mante) clocks, plated and ware, superior oil paistings, mirrors, &e, ture—elegant rosewood drega bu! mahogany #nd walnut do. best Frennth dd, paliseoes, feather beds and siuawa carpets curtatur, €c.; fine hall and entry ollcloths, damask curtaing, &e. Bedroom furai+ ane on tee ch Totsiantts ‘mate rosewood hth stand; also ali the kitchen farniture. ‘Terms cash, city money, ARGE STOCK OF A RETAIL BOOT etrre at auction, on Monday, April 4, at I 19 Hndao street, corner ot Canal compris riety of men’s, ‘and ebildre andl aoe of the store in sold, ome! positive, and the goods must be Sanvered edo same day. The be Auctioneer, AND sage A co lla one AGE SALE ‘and crocl OF RICH AND OosTLY owmwa! oat kery ware.— A, M. CRISTALAL, auction. cer, 28 Lowery, will ool thie day, 4 10% oolock, a ‘large _easortment of éhine resi that and ‘Stoner eete, china a blaine, lahes ct bowie, ae.; preserve, ol pickie net ct flaming andlomen je giaanen, di Ines, chia vases and mantel By order of attorney for mortgagee. ecanters and wamblors; Bos De ting ey ire A WY BROKER'S SALE TO-MORKOW. AT 10 O'CLOCK, . JOHS MORTIMER will gel, at No. 4 Bast Broudwa; inen and woments wearir nik dresses, watches and goods, by order of apparel, Rd sheets, ‘shawls, vy BARNARD, 2 it Thintavenees AWNEROKERS’ SALE.—JOUN MORTIMER WILL sel, on Monday. April 4, at No. 4 Rast Broad: and bandscme assortment of is! and ailver eta pina, gold penci's, stads, &c., de Dealers and_o' way, & large vested to attend.’ Sale to commence at IL eg prealssiy. Clothing to be wold By order of L. simmons, 299 Spring street. aiterthejeweirg BELL & THOMPSON'S enlerooms, 18 Kast ane plants of every description, fro ———— ee Pann eTown TORSD AY, AT 1034 O'CLOCK, Brorcwal ishmentof Peter Bendereon, Jersey “ity. very fasitty for peexing and shipping. Descriptive catalogues. BRAGG will gel! at the store of Ss MLANNUAL SALE OF BOOTS AND. Tor Wilekowe, | Whitehor Cortlandt street, on Tuesday, April 9, at it o'clock, 100 cxees Of prime boots, shoes aud gutters, of all season. tural Machige Shop and Foundry —On T Tpritt ), at 103, oP elo. Noa, 15 to 36 Water sireet, Brook consisting of 1 seam engine, 25 horse power, comp! Ung do, 1 bending do., @ large lot of casings patterns, unfipished work, &e. leve; 6 DoOnished. 12 mach ne and turning lathes, 6 drilling do , Zcut> ALE OF STOCK OF THE FORREST AND uesday, rpeonas VeITOH, AUCTIONEER. OFFICE 10 SPRUCE street.—Admintatratrix sale or nice furniture, Ac, om Weeden consisting of covered, sofas, loungea, mahogany etegeres, tspextry, Krueel? and ingrain car, Apr G. 1859, wt 10 A.M. at 83 Bleec! rosewood and m Sy etesate Liege | poe suite, baire, wa! sarpetingnt ‘pede beddimg,’ hair mitiresses, extension tables, ollelo'bs, kitehan, furniture, &c. RACHEL A. HEWITT, administers B. Mae AUCTION ®ER. By UUSBLLW. WEST CORE & 00. Perem) tory sule of sniper household furnit nd unique and recher he works of pi ‘On Monday, April 4, at 10) o el at No. 182 West Twenty-first sirect ye ny fe Seventh and Highth avenues, consisting of the entire ona far ee aad worksot art contined inthe houre, which have been in uae five movthe, are in perfect order piers led it be paroumetcy, sang ad rain or abine. Ontalognes oan be Sticligneer, No, 168 Broudwey, sod at the bovae eu sale, which will commence in diniug room with rich coflle: ne ants, fruit and cake baskets, {oe pitchers, urns, | ludia china: aes rch Pench daner large Herring ot loi room faraiture ot every tension Ne and portable heater, suit of parlor furniture, ae elegant egere, four splendid milsrore with Trockets and corsices; rich ross whint tables, with alatuary marble tops; carved cretary, French escretatre, with mirror tion chairs, two superb Turkiad chair, Ret, velvet, tapemry nnd W ton MeO eo, spoons, forks, saivers, eats Pariors—Two superb fall sold carved fel onic ntsc aac fab suis in velvet, magioant ropewood Pi fe Lo es eine coerce ann tian lon of rare and vatnable patotings im rich Traméa; marble top bag) row wood | be oree Fi ta; rich “ai hate Rew, down Doda wont ‘fof large po hh Serena ot rome’ oak sia em ele ceca ment of sale. "No postponement. CTIONRER, WILL SELL, THIS wiies ae reggie A taal nr ie aat obeee: Freee of ie kedsteads, rocking sad Oeher cbairs, contre ana e2.: W day, at 2 o'clock, at 454 © of household furniture, srestts ing of chairs, tables, sofar, sofa bede, lou Share il aay adnan other tables; Iirussela, three and ingrain ol kitchen furniture, ‘ac, a ith which the vt Madiaon aven hirty-ninth street, ‘matters berclofore naverisean nS ‘he oowiay are nlite 2p eas before wad Oo ‘ITTERS, AUCTIONFER, WILL SPL TH! al atreet, urth avenue to tape Jocod F Hareen, Keq., Henry K, Char Tmanagera of in Aayl Anil a pl Aay! ae way fi ans are notified Gad. Stakh,’ Ansenomenta, OTICK.—THR COMMITTRE ON ORDINANOFS: ra Ege kel rig Sada hy wing business before, FG GIUMORE, — ) Commiteg Wit va Rimes Ordinances THE BALL BHASON, N_ASSEMBLY WILL B) A FROILELIPH Acne 7 five d Fi MADAME fearon Apel 6 eis ANCING —BROOKES’ CLOSING ROIRER Than, Tl Beawon will take place at Brooken’ Assembly rooms, Broome suvet, on Weduevday evening 19Kb, Gb 15H, Loer “the saint ice igen a