The New York Herald Newspaper, April 11, 1860, Page 5

ree iT Evi YORE HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 11, 1800—7RIPLE SHERT. ‘the last fifteen years. The commen free scheols, which 42 1845 numbered 640, with about 20,000 scholars, have fallen in fifteen years te 289 echocls and 6,623 scholars, a @mainution ef 351 schools and 11,872 scholars. The cause @¢ this decrease are accounted for as follows:—First, the "he waists further show marviagon with eer ee ee a ) Bot including the years 1845-’46-'47-’48-'50, sins hundred and exieen divorce were granted from peer creemenes rece Ee mt Ronolala Advertiser, it ie only quite recently thai the sub- Jeot appears to have see ore vaee dl entertained. This en. has some features, no doubt. ‘At least soo-fonaihy of, feo. sapere (in bulk) now shi; to San. Francisco goes from |, and if it could all be secured, ‘would no doubt well sustain a vessel. ‘This year the crop of wheat in the Sandwich — estimated asst tah saa tlm farmers ‘are planting cant for next year’s wheat crop. e ific Advertiser is now bm seg a paper made at Taylorvilie, Marin county, nia. ‘The Marilia was about to sail for Fanning’s Island, to im the cocoa nut oil trade, about which there ap- ee eee ‘The Heather Bell arrived at Honolatu in 185 days, em route for Victoria, V. I. She has a number of clergy- men on board for British Columbia. ‘SHE ISLANDS IN THE NORTH PACIFIG AS PLACES FOR TRADE—COCOA NUT OIL. Peers sr of opening up new avenues of maritime Honolulu, becoror to counterbalance the with- Faaning’s Island with 10,000 which was sold at good profit. Fanning’s Island Gebieh ig a lagoon island, thirty miles Jong, with a fine barbor, the belt of land ‘around it being about a mile wide and covered with cocoanut trees) there are about 400 people employed. aro brought there from other islands.: These work for a are sent off to different parts of the island for nuts, All hands are then set to work to scrape the nuts, which is done atthe rate of 200 daily per man. The scrapings are then placed in vate in the sun to decompose, and the ei) sollects at the bottom. They y are afterwards placed in ‘& powerful press, which re It ig calculated 20 or 26 nots will make a galion of There are numbers of islands in the North Pacific, many within a week or fortnight’s sail of our shores, of the same character as ning’s sy covered with cocoanut trees, which are 0: ast ser ent bands ‘to tarn into gold. Coooanut oil is ly in the te States and Europe in the manufacture At soap, wil sen recently in the United States) for hair i,t for es it seems ong ey appropriate. The price has for the last four years, though thé receipts ie ven ly large; in fact, there ts no article of merchandise which 4 ‘appears go well, or in which there ig 80 Kittle Probability of loes. News from the West Coast of Mexico, OUR ACAPULCO CORRESPONDENCE. AcAPuLoo, March 27, 1860, Convalescence of General Arteaga— His Intended Movemenis— Ravages of the Yellow Fever—Earthquakes—Some Curious Marine Effects Thereof—A Mexican Legend in Regard to their Cause—March of General Losada upon Mazallan— Terror of the Inhabitants— Massacre of Eighty Women and Children—Oolima Stil Occupied by the Church Troops— ‘The Liberals Preparing to Besiege the Town, dc. General Arteaga is rapidly recovering from an attack of the yellow fever, (bis ald-decamp died on the 19th,) and, as soon as he can mount his horse, he will move with Iie brigade on Mexico, via Moralia. His munitions of war are being prepared in the Castle. Onur city has been somewhat excited by the death of eighteen persone—the disease having been pronounced yellow fever by the surgeon of the Plaza. The people at- tribute the prevalence of disease to the fact that the hogs have been shut up, by order of the Ayuntamiente. Be that as it may, the hogs now have complete and undis- puted possession of the streets, and the plague has disap- ‘This is our seagon for earthquakes, and we have shocks every day or two,and sometimes two or three a day. On the morning of the 17th a report was heard about nine e’clock, which sounded like an enormous cannon. It | roe from a violent eruption of one of the volcanoes the direction of Mexico. At or near the same hour Commodore Watkins, commander of the Golden Age, saw i fe tremendous rollers coming towards him (the ocean ‘at the time, tn all other directions, being perfectly calm), half round, ag if she had been a cork, and paseed on in their mad frolic, orld ee Meteo as ys ‘This city was almost entirely destroyed in §1852.. The singular unanimity with which the Wand Into the streets, even without being tok, I saw on one —, hens Bester of friend of mine, who was Met” wicked and daring feliow, fall upon Tis" knee. ant BA violent shook (as did all around bim); ‘Dut no sooner had the shock passed than mepelaae a laughing at his more arent In less than & minute another and more qotent one came, when. 0, change! back upon his knees he fell, and, trembling, crossed himself. In order to save him he would require “ tobe well shaken before taken.”’” When our army entered the of Mexico, in 1847, two great shocks took place afte: ‘The people explained it thus : peer re @ tradition that the city is pape rook he erformous turtle, and that, as goon as he conscious of our presence, he shook himself to try and shake us of They will not dig wells for fear of his skull. Ihave no doubt that if New York were similarly situated that monico, ere this, would have had an. well of turtle God bless Delmonico ; I hope to find him safe when Our dates from Victoria, V.1., are up te the 14th inst. From our files we learn that the Legislative Amsemby eommenced its second session on the 1st ult, ‘The leading men in that colony are the introd into British Columbia of a population, for the purpose, its mineral re- pources. Jey argue that, as at it ig no likeli- hood of a large of or Americans to their shores, out of two evils, it is the best to choose’ ; rather than that the interests of the colony and thoee of a davRer hue, should by all means be invited to our shores. Acting on these propositions, the ‘‘Johns’’ are comirg up from California in batches of torties and ffiles, by almost evory arrival. As for the colored folks, thore are enough of them at present in Victoria to do John Bullfor a centary. These latter subjects of the Qveen stick close to town, pe ition to try ‘their Inck at the diggings. Many thousand expected vitor arog the sri and it was that a vessel from He ong direct is overdue having on —— five hundred of the moon-eyed frater- in favor of Chinese w amongst them the Topaz, one of the finest 59-gun screw Srigaves in the British nary. THE PRIZE FIGHT. Ee nee ‘The Progréss of the International Fight— ‘The Beniela Bey’s New Training Quar- ters—Mils System of ‘Training—Enters Inte # New Match—Rumored Alteration ef the Day—Prebability ef the Fight Coming off em the Day Originally Fixed—How Bets Will be Affected if the Day is Changed—Betting om the Fight at Tattereall’'s—Reperted Set-te Be- tween the Benicia Boy and an English Pugilist—The Former Worsted im the Encounter, dc. As the day appointed for the settlement of the great international prize ring contest between the champions of England and America draws near, the public interest appears to become more intense. 3 ts the principal topic ef conversation inevery place of public resort and in every company, and the Iatest intelligence from Eagland respecting it is eagerly oeked for. In this city Heenan fa regarded as the national representative, and his success is confidently predicated by men who are conscientiously opposed to pugilism in general, but ‘whose scrapes are, in this particular case, completely overcome by their feelings of nationality, Indeed & ig well koown that large sums ef money have been sent ever to the Benicia Boy by several prominent Wall street werchants, for the purpose of backing himself with Sayers on the day of the fight, and thus indirectly afford- ing an additional stimulus to his exertions for victory oa that occasion. ‘The Benicia Boy and histrainers have been compelled to make another change in his training quarters. Obliged by the fanaticism of e small number of puritanical citi- zens of Salisbury to leave their convenient tralning quar- ters near that city, they next took up their residence at Winchester, in Hampshire, but this locality not being suitable, either for training purposes or for safety, or perhaps both, they speedily evacuated that part of the country, and we now find them quietly settled down to the prosecution of their one great object—the proper pre- paration of the American champion—at a little village named Box, about five miles from Bath, in the county of Somerset. At this place, according to the graphic de- soription of the editor of Wilkes’ Spirit, he has been fur- tupate enough to secure a enug and commodious farm house, tenanted only ss an old couple, bahia re. sided in it for years, and who, near the house, Paap ah arene ith Cusick and Jack whenever he feels like having a little rousing Pog od exercise. ‘There was some difficulty, however, in down even hero, for fred Gaffer jones, though not at all verse on principle to manly art of fisticufis between two stout fellows whe ed ee alee tr aeadegetlnn of and objected for z ing oe ogy every advance which the ‘dsodonald in" price, mado until the eee woman, catehing sight Benecia Boy, wi with arms folded, and lent, stoo? gracefully bebind, took = sudan ancy oh d settled the question at once ue Kind, old man aside, and telling Jack that he an |, the Benicia Boy, might should not want shelter while s a roof to cover them. ‘The situation of the Boy is much more eligible in many respects than the former residence at Salisbury. Fino plains and sloping fleids, and an exceedingly useful ne af of bilis, are well in sight tee the litile stone Gere which, in case of the viotory of our champion, will become as memorable as Hugomont at Waterloo, or the inn at Villa- franca bal eb med Imperial breakfasters recently settled the destinies of Italy. There Heenan and Cusick and Macdonald prepare for the ms. conspicuous event in the history of the prize ring of either Engiand or America, while Falkland, passing his time over books and pleasant leisure, awaits the day which he has con- sented to intereet himeelt ro much about with philogoph- ic confidence. At the point of time at which I now write Heenan is marvellously well advanced, and could be made ready for his battle in a week, were it necessary to rary | hinmpfor that purpose; but there is no such need, je is just where be should be four weeks in advance of the ans ot fa the object of & unig is to produce & man at bighighest pi t of 78 fection at a given day and hour; and the art of: the trainer is exhibited in conducting his man to his ¢limax imax by regular degrees. Like @ horse, he can “‘blocm” but once during a preparation, and it is all-important that he do not bloom a day too goon or a day too late. He can hold perfection but a little while, and when the climax is reached we at once may see the beginning of the decline. As an illus- tration how nice a thing endition is, and how keenly ft is etudied and understood by the pugilists of London, the trainer of Mace, who recently pitted him against ‘Travers, the Black, bound his man, who was over size, to se at a certain reduced weight. According to the rules, the man went to the scale the day before, but a8 soon as ‘Mace had been shown to be within the mark required, he ‘was “‘let up’’ for the next twenty-four hours from his ab- atemious diet, supplied with generous food, and his re- resent ha ce expanded to Lente into three or four more is of weight. The trainer is, therefore, not diplomaties and general of the fight, bat Wd la ee 4 ain iad to Gooey th oe Ma the personal assurances of Mac- good will, and implicitly obeys every in- struction given to him. To use Jack’s own words, he “could not desire to have @ more willing and mindful man,” aad if he does not win it will not De for waat of proper effort to get himself in due condition. The same writer thus describes the mode of ee practised by the Benecia Boy. He says:—His mode preparation has been altered a iittle ‘within the nat t last ae days, and it is now as follows: he rises about six o’clock in the morning, being wakened by his faithful attendant, Cusick, and after ‘a good wash of the face, head and body in cold water, ne goes forth. He employs the hour ands half between that and breakfast time in a brisk waik, and with a run in of a few hundred yards at the top of his speed. He takes breakfast precisely at eight o'clock, that meal being a la fourchetie, beef or mution nicely broiled, without fat, and bread being the features ofthe meal. The bi fast being over, he, after a lapse of half an hour, takes a bath of cold water, with plenty of rock salt in it, is well and briskly rubbed down from head to foot, and then discharges the ‘clothes which had become satu by his morning ran, and pute on fresh linen. He them starts out at nine o’clock, in heavy clothing, with a pair of light dumb-belles in "his hands, and takes a walk of eight or ten miles, vary: ing the direciion according to the wind, 80 as to have it behind him coming home. When within a mile of hone he bursts forth into a strong run, coming in at full speed and unt cell pian perspiration. He is at once seized by hie careful attendants, as grooms seize a racer when be comes in lathering from & “breeze,” and ig stripped of his clothing instanter, and then the; ct upoa bim with strong tonels and rab. him , violent iy tilt his whole skin is in ® ruddy glow. Fresh linen and clothing is then put Rs grape ‘and he sits down or walks gently about inside of the house and out of the air for a jew minutes. He then 's to the barn, close by the house, and exercises with the outa; dumb bella and bag, until Re is well fatigned at each, and then loiters about until the dinner hour, whioh comes at one o’clock, and whieh varies between beef one oc ote jee he oa a) with no vegetable, and the chi ned ly ei s ao of t sooiak ale. Spirituous Nquors are, of courte, never touched, be tea, coffee, and all folds, ey even water, are caretully” eschewed. He remains quietly about after dinner till about two or half: two 0% , when he goes out for another long wi ta eight or ten miles, oa always with a companion, in order to keep him in cheerful conversation, and the route is usually varied, 80 48 to afford employment to his mind and cheerfulness to his imagination, for everything like monotony must be carefully avoided. In this pont of view that trainer or co} is moat desirable who has a fund of anecdote ‘and lively conversation, 80 a8 to keep him continually in a buoyant humor. He goes along in ‘this afternoon walk at the pace that is most ible to him, and he usually returns by five or half-paet five o’clock. He has tea and bread at six o'clock precisely, and towards seven o'clock he takes another slow walk, and returns at eight o’ciock. At half-past eight he is furnished with a large bow! of oat- meal gruel, which serves him for his su , and at nine he goes to bed. This has been his di ly routine ever since he bes been at Box, and it will be continued with but little variation down to the will sae tal, and Soot Gea ia sabes of eight opponent, even af fight is over. It Powe tend the part of his trainers, “ape chulenge the Benicia Boy, ¢1 e ie Ben 2 imnself the ‘‘ Bridge age inteat ‘é maby the former. “Infant,” who re- me of Hurst, and who isa native of rr, ig a youth of some six feet four inches in height, and about pounds in weight. He dears @ pretty good asa wrestler, but is un- know! the world as a pugilist. tS first chalienge was against Morrissey before the arrival of the latter ‘and in case he refused to fight in England, be icia. Kk Masdo- of Ben! Jack the editoral id be received as soon as hoe ved in England, and immediately covered the “Infant's” (oe iio Sor Besnan elwents match Harry Poul fon against him.’ Macdonald remarked, at tho ume, that he made this match without Heenan’s knowledge, but that, win or lose, Heenan must fight somebody else besides a A me che ‘Heenan, from the 16th inst. to the 18th 18h This, it is al- leged, has been done to prevent any interforence with ihe Oght by the gpiborities, and io “usow the crowds of for oh TuMney. of the the »y ine suthenttedy ne. ‘aha Heenan Upuiaam Wat the Sack ee i Joh Is sotied thas the visines arena shall be eon- veyed there train, and to make the matter as retrained from still longer odds would be obtainable. thie, all rugh into the betting ouire to ‘get on” Heenan es any Brice hae epithe Denecin soe ba 8 premenna, 108 to Sanang leis om He, ite enemas srrehy eect oe tite betting rersalan Roatlevods Sayers ‘all tne fa bis man. Bent’s mawleys were fancy, Le sabes tast statement com grane salle last deposit of $250 a side name of Oe Swift on There was a large gathering world present, but of course tm an appearance. Court ,Dalend) creping Day. Sommon Court oa, 211, 241, 242, 908, 228 221, 829, 806, 889, S41, B55, 34s, 8A, 58, $55, Part a hee, 4, 260, aes 330,, 300, 308, 822, 340, 351, 332, , Sil. OYER axn. ,—Criminat trials. Common Pumsa—Part 1—Nos. 1730, 1652, 402, 1644, 1879, 1015, 1916 2, 1918, 102t, 1038, 1924, 1812) Part 2—Ki et, 18H, jos, 025, 1926, i927, 1990, 1981, 1932, Tee, redo," araer, 1989, Darren Suaras’Dumrascr Oovar~-Now. 48 51, 64, 67, 70 w 6. Arrivals and Departures, at Portland—J Thomas, Bleak Mr and Sire Marshall ‘A Feler PN ee ed BF Ferrgon—and 86 in seers DEE a ar Ay LivsrPoor—Steamel ar niledge, Mr acd'Mrs Hodes a and Mt isa J Bowers, Mr na ae Bowers, Mrs tJ Smrh, Mrs Tyler, ‘Summit, Miss Fe J Dr and Mrs Main, Mrs A Thorp Mrs Park @ ‘and infant, Mr and Mrs Comstock, Mra ‘and danghler, A ‘A Davis, J er, Mr Moper, Mr Teed, J.C Baboock and boy, Joba EB Pendergast, 8 Bolsford, N Brown, Mr Muliip, 3 WH er, T Earley, N MeNamec. Miss M Buulcr, Miss J a ‘Mra Brechenb) iO Brown, J £ Smith, T Wolf, L Livingston, © Livin Liviogsion, Jr, D J Trow and two sone, Lizzie ‘Trow, Mr Deanah. A Rin- son, CP Rowland, J i. ‘TS Burs, Mr and MrsD B recs, Mise’ Gréen, ‘Dr aH Bsoed, Mise’ Baalibéan 34 tn tbo steerage. New 01 —Bteai <i ire -E L Day cn Omar mebip Emp! —! Chaplin—is tm the steerage. hs vm and wire, of New York: John W ory. i L Howard and W Gaskin, of 8 Joho, NB; WR Mitchell’and Mra Vach, of Toronto: Lieut Henry Wier and ser- Tent Jolin Scott, Bugh Allan and 68 Werd, of Montres): ‘Gen Wier and ‘of Quebec; Mr wife and two children, of hiengo; N'Simpson and George Walker, of Phila¢elphis—and ¢4 in seeond cabin. Savannan— Steamship Bias of the Sou Max Bille, Ernest Peuquet, Ms JM Gleason. Mra O W McKinsey. W H Brown, Rev M CW Braswell, Auguaius A Haywesne W Grosbty, Mrs Sansone chi tnd K Winthrop, 8 Cassenburg, J © Alexander, A, alexander, juchanan Winthrop. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tvrspay, April 10—6 P. M. The following is a comparative statement of the exports (exclusive of specie) from New York to foreign’ ports, for the week and since Jan. 1:— 1858. 1859, For the week.,..... $1,269,846 1,358,089 Previously reported 15,099,099 14, 15,960,906 20,846,504 Since Jan. 1......816,868,045 16,304,065 22,437,286 The exports of domestic preduce continue to keep up. The principal items in the above are cotton to Europe, provisions to Great Britain, flour to the British colonies and the West Indies, and some hides, tea and sugar toEurope. There has been no clearance for China duting the week, or the aggre- gate would have been heavier. We note to-day a revival in the inquiry for breadstaffs for shipment; this will help to swell the aggregate of next week’s exports. The steamship North Star arrived this morning with $1,146,211 in speoie on freight ; some of the bars will probably go out in the Cunard steamship to-morrow. Our money market is without change. The bank statement of yesterday is freely canvassed, and con- demned on all sides. No one attempts to vindicate the enormous expansion in progress, and every person of experience forsees and deplores the mis- chievous results which it is likely to produce, when appealed to money in hand, and would have considered them- selves acting unwisely had they allowed it to lie idle. It is precisely in order to prevent errors of this kind that the weekly bank statements are pub- lished. It isin order that the several banks may know what their neighbors ‘are doing, and that they may not all be expanding simultaneously, in ignorance of their aggregate condition, that the law obliges the cashiers to make weekly state- ments on oath, and the newspapers publish the re- sult of these statements without charge. However it may be for the Presi- dent of the Bank of America or the Bank of Commerce to increase his loans, from the simple point of view of his own bank’s condition, it is Several bank managers, personally, state that they had the wise and safe clearly unwise and unsafe for him to do so when he knows that all the other banks are expanding, that the specie basis is inadequate, and that a rise of 14 per cent in foreignexchange, and a conse- quent shipment of s couple of millionss ween, would create a general panic. We ought, by the way, in justice, to have excepted from the censure laid upon all the banks yesterday, the Chemical Bank (which is always wisely and prudently ad- ministered), the City and the Phoenix—which three iustitutions reduced their loans last week—also the Park Bank, whieh increased its specie 8s much as ita loans, and is now the second bank in the city in specie strength. Foreign exchange is inactive, but steady. The market is supplied with bankers’ sterling bills at 1083 a {, and with francs at 5.16} a 17%; there are besides some good produce and cotton bills in the market at 108} a 4 fer sterling, and 5.183 for bills on Paris. The brokers see no indication of an ad- vance in the market; but it is hardly possible that this month can pass without higher rates ruling, especially as the imports of foreign goods are in- creasing steadily. The following are the last quotations of sight ex- change on New York at the cities mentioned, the quotations being in all cases for gold:— Chicago ‘The stock market opened doll and weak to-day, but gained strength as it progressed, and closed quite steady. New York Central was pressed for sale at one time at 77},"bu® rallied afterward, and closed at 78 bid, against 774 yesterday. The news rom Albany to-day encoutages the belief that the Senate will not agree to cither of the tolling bills passed by the Honse, and will hardly admit the amendments t» the Pro Rata bill forced on the House by Mr. Flagler and the Clinton League. Galena was depressed, on & report of a decline of $3,000 in the earings for the first week of April, and sold down to 614, bot afterward pellied and closed at 612 bid, against 62; ‘bid at the close yesterday. Rock Island was a fraction higher; 80 was Toledo; Iilinois Central was steady, and. the Michigan stares Likewise. Pacific Mail fluctuated actively between 101} and 1023, closing 102§ bid. The decline was caused mainly by gales by parties who had been buyers at low prices. The demand for bonds and State stocks continues active, and the general business of the board very fair. The market closed steady this evening at the following quotations:—Virginia 6’s, 93 a 3; Missouri 6’s, 83 a 83; Canton, 20} a 21; Cumberland Coal preferred, 143 # 15;"Pacific Mail, 1023 a 3; New York Central, 78 ® 3; Erie, 133.8 4; Hudson River, 38 a}; Harlem, 10} a}; Reading, 422 a 3; Michigan Central, 454 46; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 103 11; do. guaranteed, 22 9 g; Panama, 133} a 3; Illi nois Ceptral, 61 a 3; Galena and Chicago, 61} a 62; Cleveland and Toledo, 26 a 3; Chicago and Rock Island, 63} a §. The Sub-Treasury continues to lose money. The statement to-day is as follows:— and part at 63(¢. Geseerakr e mt the tog higher reek ‘ba at meet uiT M40; 104 gen Seed eal beats ee, ‘WARKRY.—Sales Of 150 big. were made at 220, —— ‘Movements tm: Bosh Metade ‘House and tet n. aide ties Mant ei . 2d wv..$14,600 1 Jot n. sido 49th at., bet. 2d and Sd ay., 21x120.10. 1,925 tu Wm. Dumont. at | house and lot, 26x106.. 4, do. 333 By [ z x t. 72. 5000 1 Broad : iii | Fee 3 Fy ry i The Second Avenue Railroad Company have de- clared & quarterly dividend of two per cent, paya- ble on and after the 16th inst., at the office of Wm and Jno. O’Brien, 29 Wall street. ‘The last statement of the Bank of England shows the following variations as compared with the pre- vious week:— Notes unemployed With reference ,to the position of ‘American se se curities in the London market, Satterthwaite’s Oir- cular of the 224 March la — Naqeubslancicg: the reported from New York, we find jbut erty tomy of penray Lon- don im the market for American securities. = States 6 per cent bonds are Seninkakwetngoeel tale and there has been rather more inquiry for Tlinots con” struction bonds, New York Cent and ab gers tng Central bonds. Illinois shares have impro' a ‘week 2 per cent, and New York cot shares have m one per cent lower, but to-day transactions have taken place at 67. Te 3s more, Gare ctiens s. steady demand, and the quotation has im) 1 per cent; at 90 discount, baparets they are very low, if apy ‘value remains in the concern after Untied interest on bonds and preference stock. Money still commands 4 percent. Stock Exe! Ree as 10, 1960, $6000 US mi af) reg. bpd jd Ets) B&QRR 63% 4000 Virginia WEN YConRR.... 7734 1000 Tenn re 90 b60 ‘2000 Indians 5's Brook, 0136 AOE RE int ma bos 1013 2000 ERR 2dmbdex 94 5000 ERRSdm’83.860 8234 2000 do 84 2 do...» 20: 1000 Gal & Chi ist mg 92 20 Merchants’ Bank. 1673¢ Bank 126 $10000 Missou 6’8.b30 &! 2000 California 7’s. jo00 NY Cen Re be ted 14000 Erie RR4thmn! 500 HudR Ratan 1084 1000 Har RR Istm 97 1000 Ill Cen RR bs. 8814 10000 H &StIRRDs 67:35 20000MCREpe)msicb 93 26 shs = Ex Bk, ae 4 160 Pacific M 8S Oo RR, 21 Clev & Pitts RR., 16: New Jersey RR.. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Tvrspay, April 10- 10-6 P. M. Asuxs.—The market was ateady, and sales limited unchanged prices. Breapsturrs —Flour—The market displayed greater activity and firmness, including purchases for export. The transactions embraced about 12,000 bbis., closing within jethe following range of prices:— Superfine $5 2005 25 Extra State.... 53505 45 Superfine Weetern. 50025 Common to choice Western extra. 5 60a 7 00 Extra Genezee..........+ 6 50a 7 50 Mixed to straight Souihern.. 6 00 a 6 20 Straight to good extra do. 6 26 a7 50 pre extra family and bakers’ brands 76008 00 Bye flour . 3600430 orn meal. 3 55 a 4 00 bar err flour was steady, with sales of about 120 bbis. at $6 60.8 $7 15. Southern flour was firmly held, while the demand was steady, both from the domestic trade and for shipment. The sales embraced 1,500 a 1,600 bbis., closing within the range of the above Dice Bye flour was steady at Sera vies tee 120. bbis. Corn with eales of 600 a 700. “Dba J Termey, and Brandy wins within the above quotations. Wheat was quiteactive and in good export demand. The sales embraced about 75,000 bushels, included in which were Milwaukie Club (25,000 bushels} in store for export, at $1 25, and the remainder consisted chiefly of Coicago spring $1 20a $128 ; white Indiana at $ 50, and ae Sythe Clania ot $158, and some lots Milwaukee Club were reported 61 24. Corn was firmer and in good demand, with sales of 17,000 bushels, including Jersey, at 7éc.; Western mixed at 7b¥o., delivered, and Jetrey and Southern yellow at 163¢0. a 78c., and Southern White at 7c. a 80c. Ryo was sang, rit aales of 1 Gian Oats ‘were fair saloe at roe ae rere pene firm, with sales of 160 ga ne and 100 do. Laguayra at li'¢c., ‘and some tots Maracaibo at p.t. The following etate- jo inprere gers lene ner & Son, gives the account of stock for to-day:—Stock pret spel 1860, 5,025 bags; stock of Rio on the ,10th day Apri i 860, 6,026 bags; Merecalve, 4846; Copion, 3.050: Bibi it Se Jaya, mats 7 MOCK of Rio on on Ari Zt Noe Orleans eng Baltimore, 6, delpbia, 4,200; 10th, New York, 6, 025, : Cortoy.—The market was active, while quotations were steady. ‘The sales embraced about 4,000 bales, part in = closing on the basis of 11 3g0, for middling ap. Wem, Tn ‘was more doing for English ports. ‘To Liverpool about 60,000 a 60.000 corn and wheat were taken, at 5d. in bulk to 6d. in ship’s Page: 380 bales of Wore engaged at 7-824. a 14d, 220 tierce beef at 8s. 80 Abde. tallow by stoamer at 30e., 600 boxes cheese at 40s., 100 tierces beef by steamer at s., 100 bois. tal Lue iy, mon god at $116 for Time MoLssexs —Sales ® 300 Ciba muscovados were made st 30c. , 280 don at 38c., and 200 do. at 60c. Naval Sronns PJ es and prices unchanged. O18. —Bales of lions linseed were made por 610. ise Tinie oe and sperm were unchanged, and PRovisiors.—Pork—The market contioved aan, while kaleg were moderate and confined to 400 a 500 bbis., in- cluding new mess st $17%5 = $17 75; thin meos at $16 8734, and new primo at $14 123;, Beef was in fair re- “eet with sales of 250 bbis., includiag country mess at repacked Western at $9 0 $10 50, and posal $n 16 a'sid 60. A sale of 450 bbis. prime moss was eh A t Beefhams were quiet at $12 50 ts ', With sales of 600 bbis. and tisrces at 104¢0. a wn lie. Butter was Ipavy and sales moderate. Cheese was firm and in good export demaud Rice. —Sales of 200 ouaka wore re |, 200 of which bin ¢ maa a 43<c., and do,’ were sold at 8 Gauss” were in fair demand and prices steady, with tales of about 600 hhos. , included in which were 220 hhds. Port Rico at 6c, a 7e., and the remainder oon- le We PATRICK 6! Limerkt Ireland; ho ef Hew vio are ag fe Any information wi reoetred eal a wife wife. Wa wie May Asien ablld ‘Bouse rs street. Ls CAN'T 8BE YOU ek rye = WEDNBS- (lo-day), at 536 O'clock, or at the hour appointed, at J. Ww. GeuRoE, SON OF THE LATE 22pm CAyaOE, bury, Bi recomme cleats; i! Gonads, Leon, “. NB. ul dare Sil piade te on M D. E.—THURSDAY, THE SAME HOUR AND + Place. Murray street, ho may oar somelhing to bie advantage. 5 5 Ee F a ar 3 LOST AND FOUND. Dp? LOST—IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF UNIVERSI. lace aed Thirteenth street a white Scotch Terrier; bad ona vel and brown collar. Whoever will ree, same to 89 West feventeenth street shall be guitably re reward Loser 8 Min ony tad EVEWING Kae, IN. ‘3 of MAD private dail seh pias ea att Broad roadway, a yl ag reward wi yg gd LOUISIANA yk Ceorom OF $30 aaa Seb, payable AEE 1, 1, = Lig tet: jusive, Mr. nt whereo! ward will be paid, on return of MORGAN £ SOND, 57 Willlam eae Finy bill. live iy tt} ~t, vioward be paid by letrig O8T OR gages’ CHECK, DRAWN BY LANES, & Co. on the Bank of Be Poor gested of ep Ho No.2 dnted February 18, dcliara or WR Moebos “All ventode are forbid receiving or paying the same, aa paymen: baa been eng Tmax MORNING, BROADWAY, Murray amell twe same at cca nls Beata Eee sea| ¢ _REWARDS. ws oy ‘apelin sircet, behees Tae Avenues to Fifth street. a Gold der will Mindly return it to 8 smo or Tit rect, Detween Avenues B and C, or 35 Dey street. REWARD WITL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN OF & Parrot tt 20 Walls rect near Greenwich, whence it BS away last Saturday afternoon, $. BEWARD.O7RA ED, Palos erat STREET, renin yefoundiand ck, with & wi a gpatn his breast and bed rye brass ‘wl rotar outa apy tm thor bore ashes elt reaeine tab ur sbove ni Above reward and the thanks of the owner, ™ = $5 Be LOST, ON TOBSDAY mga Apel nt white ‘Poodle Rast Nineteen street, near Third avenue. He is valuable only as a pet ot a obild. anewers wersto the name of Pinks ‘above re: wi tone on rekarnieg him him to 106 Kant Hincteenth treet, $5 Ey REWARD. coaer ON SUNDAY Meat Res near Righty-ninth ‘street, a Mile au lion Dog. head And ara slow brow, iJ ‘similar color on - Fa returning sold doe to the Bulcheoy’ Eine Rat Mana ae” corner of Fifth sireet wnd First avenue, will receive {Se abore sappeente te 1823, for ihe eee, 1883, P will be yeni authentic in! on app! rae $5.5 ora pe LOST, ON TUESDAY MORNING, A black Newfoundland Dog, with a leather collar, white eet, white preast, and 8 waite Spot on “the end of his tall; an awetnto tbe neme of “rine” Whoever ‘wil return the dog to 870 Highth avenue, shall recetve the above reward, _SPECIAL NOVICES, REGULAR PRACLISING. PHYSICIAN OF noe A toon years ’ experience in this olty, and of bigh prefessiana! Dion, would travel with an invalid for a few at Will eu bted testimonials of eygertarn oa mea gentleman, Address box 4,182 Post office, 0. H. OF HIBEBNIA, NO. 16, AT REGULAR A + monthly meeting, beld their annual pe The engi ing gentlemen were ‘elected for the ensuing yesz: Patrick Ni lan. President; Thomas King, Vise President; Patrick B ny, pone Henry Martin, Assistant Secretary; Michael Healy, yurer. HARTER OAK LODGE, NO. 09 F. AND A. M—THE _embere of this lod soa a summoned to attend the next regular communication, on Wedveaday evening 4 S860, ag for the electing a Secretary. 1; Re et nes Purp oF CO NOUNG: WM ‘OTICE —THIS HEREIN CERTIFIRS THAT MY EN- gegement with Mr. Nixon haviog terminated on the 4ih inst., and as I am about Pong to iio may naive ls land on Wed- nesday next in the ahip Arabia, I most cor- at ‘thanking the New York ‘snd Be lng! able, whom I have hao the 7 pleasure of sppeartag before, earings ty aay a Amer 7 ‘aor ve - seat here among, thew oa Thi fever be erased from. tant period to bave the honor of with the whole have no connection wi with an} ues. criablshaent nthe 5 og have uni bd ¥ om beduly liae COOKE, of Astley’s pa arid Amphitbeatre, 1 London. ber 18 BEBEBY GIVEN, ipo ATA ererixa the Board of Cimmi the in NEW York, april 10, 1800. [Rxtract from sec. 29 Bre tere) Any not & license ss pilot under this act, or under the laws of the btate of New Jersey, who shall Ce or ‘fer to pilot, any ship ot vessel to oF feria the port of York by the wey of Sandy Hook, except a1 virtue of this act, or any mss'er oF person on board a or towboat, who shall tow such vessel or vessels without Meented it og oar’ each such vessel or Ose Cy od deamed uilty of « misdemenor, and on conv! ‘shall be punished by 8 fs aot Gsseeding one Bun dred dollars, or imprieoament not exceeding sixty da; oactes tls noe holdion ‘ise eee of dollars. OTICE TO OONTRACT! eae) ae be renee eee Belgian Blocks, toe Sompany's 14 Bxchange p! day, April 14. noon, No preposais amount than ten =a = the delivery on Morris street bp nas ‘Marob 10, 1860, tg NOTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER- sope having clalms sj the estate of Edmond and ‘dan Rugort iis of io’ ohy of Hew York, deceased, te ee: ‘oper vouchers thereof, to dst his store, 72"Ronsevalt Cee eee May iy or betoce Jane sestaatl, ‘New York, April 10, 1260, siorgean Sn To tPA ONS OF TEMPERANCE. —THE GRAND DIVISION 8. of Kastern New York, will commence quarterly ednesday, April 1l,'at2 P.M, ia the Hall of Has sony Sean ‘No. 5, at M381 Grand iy sizech. Kepreseniatives ae Peete Rs ae ‘CHW WA VERS, Grand Sethe, EN #NTS AT NEW YORK.—s SUB- e:) for the relief of tho widow and children of tbe iatt dir. Frederica a. White, bites go, be ere fog of April 4 by ope of the second Beenue care Set in Jand and in this ‘om iptry be was bt nd upright condvet wrovgls ae or by y a THR Srispe Bes scription b hag ener ae rate ios m seven c) m enitrely um aes Hind aariats: ce.of their chertable. tr ie tee | E's Dieklogen Pe oaiasae Som Brocka, far | #Uispenard street SS Maney BR UNITED FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS OF beidat Conisri Tall No. fe Grand coeenes Woteeaas one at Cenir)| Mal 0. Ursad atr on niug, April l!, pt So'cloek, precisely, = 1) DRY GOODS STORE R EXCHANGE AE Sater eS Er Sean gf et went oft fe Sy ay Prat fer Hartt anemone Kadina ry ool FERD 8TORR on) get cong re SHOW A oD premises, (24 Jenth ‘venue, nent Rightseet near pare SALOON FOR B wauetk. J x. ‘ty, Hos a sixty feet 04 {ocation Ea Rec customer for eae ee ae ee heer erg as BECOND Le 4 tools mad pa ee Baal ‘cost, 2 | Sedeatar io Ike advan faa te ‘box 1,008 ribet canes esi SALB_aT an ytaehid, bud rae — SET OF mproever: @au p, the owner having "aa fe ; Tianhe mo wher having ‘us further use for thaws’ ———_—— a allah saan at 3 ee ecors am: AT A BAneame, the 2 Shades. For particulars in- ‘took end quire on the prenlons’ Not ty Folton wrest, B BALR—AN OLD Pops ip FTABLISERD ¢ GROCERY AND juire in the store, 34 Madigon the world. pesene be Pope priethrendine? Fibs feck meanders pL eee beaten rons, E.—A TADAR'S gencen. ¥ Fa LE. ther particulars apply at the sore, ‘ot Us University Store, » stand for " ee Sue ne SALE—THE LEASE, BROCE Ag tit aleaty pes ¢ No. 2 Stock, and Lease of one of the best oa. Wi ‘Batlafaeory reasons ae for selling out Aj tbe prewises, lo JAGOB Lt?! ou Aol OR SALE—A DRINKING SALOON eG DOWN TOwm, cheap, as it must be sold; the owner is going Weat rere chance {¢ man with s small Cedar greet, pear jashington. . ee ee Se KF R SALKR—THE FIRST C1.ASS LIQUOR STORE, WITH Jeage, 436 yoth a coraer of Thirty- third street ech Inquaee oo ibepremien od SALE—A STEAM ENGINE eo BOILER IN THE olty of Wash'ngton, D. C.—A fi steam enrins and boiler of 65 horse power, by Mesars. Woodruit & Beach, at Hartford, Conn.; te as a new, havi used, ‘and will be sold low to close a concern. Apply to V. BLANCH- eee ‘astington, D. 0.,or DANI LOW, 17 Broad- , New Fab Fist senieiirniidintvandnilaaiiiciaiasisitaie age SALE—THE &TOCK, F1X1URES AND GOOD WILL. of aftcre in the central par: of this city, for the saié of fue sEpeerien. ‘$3,0 to $4,000 ovsh may address A.B. O,, Hers! R% ning Tabet: Tain niabed, low reut, RABE CHANOE—AN OLD ESTAB- pelore, doing a large business, wall fur- BIGGY £ SOUTHWICK, 61 Nagean siren, Boh. SALR—THE CORNER GROCERY AND LIQUOR No. ne ge street; four y Guire oC. cre POR SALE-THE LEASE, STOCK, AND FIXTURES OF ‘that first class who! lb er quor§ Store Bortheant opener of Canal and. Grecawrch streets, nesta bet te pesom lo invite ihe purchase, nquirect D. BURKS, Ave meer, B BALE-TURER YEARS) LEASE, SPOCK AND FTX. od; rept iow; erarebunc, ad mua ba sald “Apply to De BURKE, ancthoneer, 202 Oaual atrect. wad OR SALEOTHE LEASE STOCK AND FIXTURIS OF OR EE an, oe oe Teo oe en the bent Dinos part the Ninthtword: doing good buw'ness. Apply to 7. GARFNEY, auctioneer, ofice Ne. @ mbers st F%, SALE OR EXCHANGE—QOODS OF eae kinds; @ lot of plantation Combs and other gcods; very desirasle seaaion in an office ray fe ino facilities to ores s edgier of business. Appiy at 14 Ceambers wreck, Bas Raise cts Haier tore now selag’a age anaeam, now airictly for cash. ‘Reason for selling, the owner hae olber buat: neve to atiend to. Apply at 322 Ninth avenue. ccm ante = SE NE CRF HOTRL, AT FIRE 38L4HD, FOR SALE—VERY eee or one house is nearly new, has rovemenie, containa as, is elegantly furnish ot: Keapine sera as bouse, jee houses. £0., and ‘soeom- modate abo wo hundred 1 ‘peopie. Apply to J.G. & W. J. ‘MILLS, 112 Trout street. GAR S1ORE —THE LEASE, STOCK AND aeitiieg a bande "me and Store on Bread: Euan i trade, or sale. For jalars iaquire |AOCO AND SEGAR BUSINESS, For bene one of toe best locations inthe Soseeiies Keeat wna Manufactured fomncaae The oraer huviae hae rusines eonnen ive Appi Howicn react appoulie Ride wow No. Baz, OF ee None Bowery. 0 KONE BURNERS.—THE WELL RNOWN “BONE Burning Kats) ishmert” situated on the North river, a title below Snesden's Landing. 1s now for eal or 0 lee, Being within one tide of the city, and in hourly comm: railroad and steamboat, aod cgoapying ‘an isolated situation, offer untizual sdvantsges to thoee embarking, tn the basineas or ahont chang! location, For particulars which will be moderate. Apply to CHAS. 5. WOOD, rm (0 BUTCHERS AND OTHERS —FOR B SALE, ‘ALARGE size Cow, in firut rate order. Aloo ®fine Watch Dog. In- quire ai 65 Oliver atregi, 10 BUTCHERS ~FOR SALE, TWO LARGE AND HAND T some ftalls, marble tops and beavy panels, three Taathine cud Fillers oue Lav Preis and Coniores ns sss on 0% poe ® P, B. ROBS, 100 Hudson street, i BUSINES MEN.—FOR SALE, THE STATE RIGHT of Peensylvania in a wees pee on Dousebold ardees; they could be menufsctured in Fhiladeiphia or other places with a small capital, and wonld prove very lucrative. a¢ Enterprise, box 170 Herald ofllce. 10 G ARDENERS.—FOR SALE, A LARGE QU ANTITE good order; will be sold the ground la ‘Auply at the oottase between third and Forty-fouriA streets, on Siath avenue, im opposite Sixth avenue depot. 10 CONFCTIONERS AND BAKERS—FOR BALK, A Tos of Iced Fruit Cakes and a small quantity of Jams, aioe’ Apply at 532 Canal ctreet 000.7kee: —FOR Speen ron yaad makers inthe $1, it pring fe years. Tos man who Shy; top by dom pret preset Prob $i 00 Soi er acum yi Biya Ko No. woe Droed wey. 6.'B, & 00 were" ceteint 1 600. —ANY PARTY HAVING THIS AMOUNT TO invest, with mechanical knowledge cao pur- fog ore spall sn soa safe Lm oe Dusinces, secured by pa- bas com over $4, nad fond nig and col» needa 90 Saket pay, inquire or MD WHITMORE No 3% N Buthting, Cap y H. oe unt Witeenaats tes + 3 Harlean Railroad Building, corner of Centre bite atreete, bet 1A. M, and 3 Pei. — $1. 800. —PROVISION &TORE pio hl SALE—A BAR- gain.—Meat, Jow rent; all in good ebape; well making, BIGGS & SOUTHWICK, 81 Nassau street, $20,000.75 —AXx BSTABLISHED CASE om eae oes Fe Mae pet ae hy Eh ha for severe! spires JERVIS’ INFORMATION EXCHANGE, 299 BROADWAY. ‘Too LATS | FOR CLASSIFICATION. if ironorhecs © cid - br ber own reddenss. moderate, Address oa tion F Post office. ty talent fa open arpa commencing 8 SO 010SE house, 279 Ss inet wort ree in ,250 can remain on mort S HMO: Pel eter re Sh dg! 12 o'clock, ab a Merebaate’ Axchange, without reerve, to close up an estate, IVERY STABLE FOR SAL®.—WORSWR, CARRI. ‘and light wagors. Lease of sable for a pa i reagosable reat. Inquire of WILLIAM H. ire, Lee Broedwoy, between Thirty second azd Thirty third etresia. ent ay em neegs hee OFA ota To bee tn Domlnick steve Tadao at Vario ees castes only, ‘eer J. B. PALMES- rome, Ban res room on BERG, 49 Woe, wi ren SEQOND HAND CARR! iw order, with three table pay Ae pode sul for the Sk anenciy A SEW LW PUBLICATIONS. AAA AAAS A RLEVAN BOUBE ¢ ORUERY. Br ATEN Ti Daya. xn. } 8 TRE ATK ON OBLERT. TO, CULTIVATE AND RESMRVE CRURNY, byt. oe a m1 4 . Vs. delivery. Mt gives fun coramions, ter eg ri fo ireure large crops. and av how ty Feen it turonn) with eolored engrav! Rotesle, Uglavan House, as 3 und aa iolé'ra Mey Diasirated $1, vost paul. Address T.