The New York Herald Newspaper, March 4, 1861, Page 2

2 NEWS FROM THE STATE CAPITAL. Our Albany Correspomdence, (pany, March 2, 1861, Tre La Move of Senalor Sewgrd—The Fight in the Party—Whe the Incorporators of the Browhwny Raileoud Bi Are—The Hills (0 Repeal the Gridirons Token from fhe Committee by Vote of the House——Proapects of The ‘Passage—Rich Denelopements on the Tapis—The Partias to be Heard on the Broadway Bil om Tuesday Next— Milk | Frewght—Jax Levy—tiibbons (noestig lion— Amenimens (0 * fhe Brooklyn Uharter—Neww Yori: Fire Department, dc. ‘The recent movements of Senator Heward have orested ‘SW great deal of surprise im political circles bere, and all manner of roasous are attributed for bis course, Eras- tas Corning, cue of the Peace Commissioners, has re (armed, and be asserts that Seward ia unxious for a vettle- ment, and has akon this course to bring it about, under Aimpreseion that with the present warfare im the ré- "cio ps isa al that course to [Prevent the party from turning in a tolid body against Thim, and thus defeat ali of his efforts, He looks upon it ug as artful move to draw the party vor to a conciliatory policy. Others hold that Seward desires a settlement, but does uot want it done by his ‘vote; but still a larger number attribute it to the Cabinet ‘warfare, and the determination of the New York Senator fo keep Lincoln in hot water. One thing is certain: the fight between the radicals and the whig portion of the party is daily increasing, avd will lead vw a divided Cabi- net and continued warfare greater than that of poor Pierce's advisors. Old Abe ia really to be pitied; but if he 6 wise he will keep Chase out of the Cabinet, and give the patronage of the State to the Greoiey faction, through Seward, 8 thai they will see that Seward has Deen magnanimous to divice with them, and tht will stop ‘Uneir mouths; but if Chase goes iu wil thet they receive they will crodit to Chase, and keop up their ight oo Bewari. In the former case they will, from policy, be ‘quiet, kad matiers will move alodg harmoniously; bat ia the latter cage there will ve no ent to the party quarrels 30 this Stato, The whole tight is a battle for the spoils ‘and nothing eige, aud Lincoln should govern hus action ‘Bocordingly. Several of the membors of the Legislature, looking for the drippings from ‘Honest Abe's” table, are now in ‘Washington, licking their chops for some of ibe crumps, General Nye and Camp are on the way there, each looking after the Surveyorsnip of the Vort of New York. Genera; Nye, when he loft here, declared that be would beat Camp or die in the attempt. Ii is anid, however, that he banged bis mind on arriving ip New York, aud con- cluded pot to go to Washington, but w let Camp and General Welch have the tight by themselves. ‘Thore is considerab'e uttering in the wobpy in regardto the Broadway Ratiroad bill, Expecially are they aaxioas to know who the tavorporators are. For the information of all I would say that they hayo not ta any way Deen connécted with Law, or aay of those who have the control of the preseat rosds, or aay of those that formed the Legislature last winter, with one exception. Messrs, Clinton Gilbert and Henry A, Hurlburt are retired merchants, the former baving een for many years ap active partuer im the firm of Stokes, Gilbert & Co., and retired with an ample fortune; Mr. Harlburt was one of ihe partuers of the firm of Swift, Hurlburt & Cv., and retired, it is reported. Just im Ume to escape the cllects of the panic. I see Dy the Direotory tuat Clinton Gilbert is a director or officer in the following imcorporated imstitu- tions, namoly:—the Greeuwich Bauk, the Groen wich Savings Bank, Mercantile Fire Iuvurence Company United states Life Insurance Company ana the Unite: States trust Company; anc if the Broadway bill passes be ‘wil certainty have his share of offices. Hoary Hurlburt Ww adircotor in the Motropolitan Bank, Homo Fire In- suraace Company and the Equitavle Life Lusuraney Com. pany. Mr. Van Schaick is a iawyor by profession, and the only Hou of Myndert Van Schatck, the miultouaire, aud is a dircotor of the Manhattan Fire (ustirance Company. It is reported Ghat a List of thirteen diectors bas been Sgreed upon, and that they are all property holders in Broadway. As to the truth or falsity of this rumor I have no reliable data w judge from The introduction of this bill has stirred up @ breeze im Albany and among the railroad patriots in your city From this time forward we Sui have war «au ramors of wer, with now and then a yoleaaie eraption of no minor magnitude, one day pouring forta its brimstone gad lava ‘m one direction, and the uwext day in auothor quarter, Causing more thay one person bo run for ais Lie, aud then not be able 10 save bis hovseholt goods and por- fenal universal deiuge that will the substrata of — the tizens of New York hear effects from a nly the re £ wmbling of the third house, which is now vory oriously @ Berewed KbOUL macters and things WM guaseAl Ove Of the first (euits of tus deverope;naats brought out by the presentation of the Hrosaway bill aas beso He aotion of Mr. Robinsoe thik morning, tuatructin Mitice 08 Cities ani Viiages Lo rapurt Cor thy ‘on Of the Houre the 81x bills in thetr bans peal of al of the rauiroad bills pasted nat water. solution was adopted by & vote of 63 members to be found to sustain ther ks the Vols Was ANNOUNCES, MF This ro. wo W—only ten ss As soo" Listiqjoho movot a ro by consideration, aad stato! the! he desired t » it, but Was not weil enough to-oay, and as a matter ourteay to bim, We motion reewusider was [aid over until the firs of next work. It ix uuaerstout Mr, Liticioha inwads to go jaw the wary of the legiusiion on that metter lax w Aud Yollow up soxtor Culvin's plaa of rakiag Gov, Morgan fore and wt. Rich and racy developements will be laid before too purile oa toys so jeot, wad ail wae are anxiowr to witness He and exciLemeat, with real and not Don Quixotio wiventures It them come to Albany torth- With, aad bring awog with them their Sancho Panza’s, for the battle may result in the conquest of a fow un known isiacas thas it will be Becessary to place a Gover- nor upon. Tt will hardly be possible from to got a recousta ‘the House iv that toe mittes, and | toubt Wf Bago inthe House, 14 oaks will stop im the Yinth avewne, wh wornor Agari, Law wont off without pay tug the money thot be to the lobby ani other pxteists, aad they are bound on revenge. This, coupled with the indignation of the Sevators at Goveruor Morgan for rigning ‘the bill and vetoing the ovber, promises to Deiog about ‘that result, ond Law cannvt stop it by any more pro nies, for Bia word is not eonaideres by the invoy wort Btinker’s damn. Law hae therciore ihe Ir opposiiton to Lie 8 strong teaun for the repeal oF bo the Seuate, and a Gumbiaavion th ee will wt r tho frients wt the Grid Deite panmed Last wnt The others aay be got the Senate, but that ws wot tbe feeling of ubut body at Lino present time ‘The Amembly Commitioe on Railroads authoriae Btate that they will hod 4 meeting on Luestay af Dext, to hear the arguments in favor say against eto he Broadway Railroad bill, wad wll moot from day vo day until ali parties are beard, and state that hey are anxious that partios interosied Rall ome tor@ard at once Mr, Dutcher piayed a auurp ‘rick on tho Harem Itai! ead Wo-day. The Milk Fre gut Ol Was Down ia tay Hanis Of tho committes for 4 lo 5! m9, aed he Hae doen duadie » eport in favoran & broduved Lig K & Dill to regulate tue frei, at bad it referred to a wiee. road passage of the bill, #00! The Insolvent Debts third Commitee of the Whine e red to the di was to day re The contested election case of Keuney will iopps is made the specrat ors Tavst Vedoesday The New York omnty tx lovy was reported by ty apply bill. {fad tine Ey a4 of $190,000, as stated io a4 ‘Of yesterday 6) tis envun’ + 845,000 Printing Contrac's, $1) 000 Cyr ths doe 804 $12,000 tor tus miluary bill for ‘curroat ex pours iH, Korot ‘The Hom of 1,100 tor kom H fotel, aad ais cvnnultel Booie ia rer out sooommts for eavertaining demtiug y's ied ‘This exoveds by ahout three auaired foo (0 the Prince of Wailea’ parsy at Congress dw thirty-two ia bis party, and their bil) was and they remained at tavir aovel \ouger than Presi t LAnoole at th st Bironall introduced a bill to make ita feat @) 9 4 asrowubile Bote by imprisontaeut =A bid was also Yatrod puthortas 4. T. Mila vo lay a raile ye! track over the roule Row run over by bis Hae.» Hn si dusee. ‘The Asacmb\y, has wtjourned an'i) doaday even'r The Gibbons Invomtuaring Konmicias excite cons! tor Bdle attontion. fas feoiing with sas citinnas oF AcdunY Rppears to be AMAIDE GID y u6 6 Vaatiuvay of ‘awl ‘Was examined by Your Owremy onion te omorn tt folly #estaine the cearg: msi. ows bim to be for ward . ‘Pintant Morning , 14 " Of Menara, Wheeler, Lining ee a ee ee Suspicion on themsrives, 9 0t many yo\ot8 in tanie giacs, Notzon in’ vary favoranla (cut stating in his bac mony thar Me to him thet thers aaa Wy doiarn for orn at the attorney's offles, dom vor ook aa vag the only party &) olane, wrt nut beoe mete. Cho o ‘Wodnes tay Wox’, at referred to im ny youtarday's ‘through Joumtor piace» to the aot to conmoll iv ie i i i i i Fz i the eum ile 4 Brooklyn ant we ws and the town of 4 ‘wiok mio one gov: ’ originally tatroduced on the Ute te proviso payment Of a deficioucy iy the reveans The folowing sections wore Gudel es (y ‘Dill, and it hes im that way passed (he Saute, acd wl) be take to the Hoare 1h: ‘Tho city Of Brorklym 9 hereby authorized and ome werent ou oy ot Sooporta bond ot of bends, bearing taverest ats bert if yearly, whieh beats + betigt ‘wball be sipmyalig i pot ar ‘hve nor nang mauch thereat’ ss tay era ‘mary 19 pay tho several cums heeenbel ore speeiied, therrof as may be passed Upon ty the Anditorat the eity of Brooklyn. eu No ordinance oF Serie anaes Counstt of Be having for e City of Krooklyn, bas ne ie tone “we Jo, upon or along any oF iyereliy of avo 7a, Jontr of av: owners of provert n the atredts or ‘aventes iB or along which auch railroad t4 to ye constructed, shui! “rst ‘petition the Commen Council of said city therefor; nor Bed Common Oranell ‘authorize the cous fuck railroad, ecd the grant therefor ahall ave bean 1 ven tO the person who will with minquate Hy, to on ‘at the lowest vate of’ fare, “But no stich grant shall be no awarded until after public notice erase @ cherefor, sin four «1 Ne ne Mabed tp the raid olty. be pai ‘wctton shalt ot ie aes to affre: ‘he operation of or app): railroad constructed nd In onevatlon in said elly om the tet day of lenuary. The bitls relating to the New York Fire Departiaeut have been to-day sent to the Governor, and aro now wailing bis gignature, which will, no donbdt, be placed wpou them at once, Chief Engineer Decker ieft wo-aigat for New York under the impression that the work 13 ail — Ho has met with good success, to say the 4 Brooklyn City News. Haserna a Puno Orricer iw Erricy.—Abont the “witehing hour,” on Saturday night, a6 oue of tho officers of the Inspector's Department was passing through the City Hall Park, he saw an object suspended from one of the trees which very much resembled some unfortunats gontlemav who had “shuffled off this mortal coil” by the uid of saother gort of coil, namely, of hemp. On ap- Proaching sa‘d unfortunate gentleman, bo was found to be an effigy, mate up of an old pair of black trowsers, rusty brown frock coat, a battered black hat and diiapi- dated pair of boots. The head was composed of a biack hanckerebief, with pieces of paper stuck on todo duty for eyes, nose and mouth, aad the whole Guy Fawkes-like affair was stuffed with straw. On the breast was the fol- lowing piacara:— noee THE TRAITOR'S DOOM. A. H. 0. 7 ace aeaae aaa aae aaeaamamadaaamadadademataal ‘The effigy, which was very clumsily got op, wea takea down and plaved in the Inspector's ofllce, in tho base ment of the City Ful, where it was all day yester- Gay an object of interest to the smail urchins who usually play around the vicinity. It would seem that ray ies who thus vievriguely execated the obooxious O. were soon aware that the police bad taken 4 the effigy, and that they forchwith prepared another, whic they hurg up at the coruer Myrtio avenue and Bridge street, where it was found yeatord morning, 24 removed by the officars of the Fourth pre cinct. Tt is generally un lerstood that the persou whom the effigies are intended to raprosent, is Albert H. Os- born, cwrk to the Board of Supervisors of Kings county. He is charged with having written a letter to che Now Orleans Delia, calling on the seceded Statos lo invite tha Southern portions of New York and New Jersey to seceda, fnd intimsting ‘bat the people of theso sectious would respond. Mr. Osbora, who isa stroug democrat and a warm (rieud of the South, tas, it is suit, denied having written such a letier, and treaed the matter 48 @ juke, ‘There are persons, however, wo do not sea the joke, und will pol agoept the denial. They, cherafore, conaiga him in effigy to “the traiter’s doom.’ Who the parties fre that have thos acted a8 wiinesses, Jury, judge and execatiouer, has not yet heen discovered. Rounkky on SHIPHOAKD.—Op Saturday night, the offleers of the Second prectnet arrested Joha Mouaghan, Willian Bradley, Jawes Harkins and John Henry, for breaking into the cabin of the brigantine Abbey P. Fenno, lying at the bmpire Hock, aud sealing therefrom a trank, beloug- ing to Captain William Small, and ® pair of trowsers, ‘The trunk wa# recovered and the men locked up. Srocang Raxoan AccDRNT.—On Saturday afternoon, 8 boy named Frederick Huff was run over by a train of cars op toe Long Isiand Railroad, at the corner of Atlantic 1 Grand avenues, by which a leg and an arm wore shed and mangled ip a shocking manager. fe was wveyed by officer Ennis, of the Fourth procinct, to bis reetdenoe in ‘enue, where sur- Kieu! as isaMCE Was Obtained. Stic ix A Station Howse —About ten o'clock on Saturcay night James Feely, a native of Ireland, 60 yoars of ago, commbtod suicide by banging himself in # cell of the Fourteenth ward station house. An inquest was held on the case yesterday by Coroner Schirmer, whoa it appeared in evidence that deceased, who lived at No. 160 Baxter street, was arrested about half past nine o’civek on Saturuay eveniag on @ charge of bsating his wife. He was taken to the Fourtesath ward station cure aad placed ia @ cell, being sppareatiy to a etat omcation. About ten o'clock the doorman’s atte: 3 called Wo deceased's coll by observing some water running from beneath the door, and oa entering ue found bimm suspended by a woollen scarf to the bars of tus ceil door, te was quite dead. A verdict of suicide by hang- ing was rendered by the jury. a FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sunpay, March 3, 1861. The foreign commerce of this port continues to exhibit the same favorable featares that hav marked it for the past three or four months. The imports for the week are nearly $2,000,000 less than those for the corresponding week last year, the falling off being confined entirely to dry goods, while the imports of general merchandise evon show an increase. ‘The weekly exports are twice a» large as those for the corresponding week last year, and more thaa three times greater than those for the same week in and the ageregate exports since the January, for Ue (aree years, bear about the « proportion to each other. The specie export of the week was trifling, being principally to Havana. the dry goods jobbers have been pretty actively em loyed during the past week in supplying the Southern demand, merchants in Charleston, Sa vapuah, Mobile aud New Orleans having ma extensive purchases in order to avoid the duties imposed by the new tariff of the Southern Con- federate States on goods bought after the Ist inst. The demand from other sections of the country contimees moderate. The Custom House tables of the trade of the port for the past week and since January 1 are as follows:— IMronts, Fv the work 1859, 18% 1861 Dry go 826,464 8,77%,034 1,337,202 General merchaadive. 2,007,839 1,850,008 2,414,845 ‘Total for the wook.. $4 483,308 5,648,040 2,009 Previously reported... 32,244,486 26,446,214 31,416,084 Bince January 1 2,072,354 34,007 aa9 Exrours ov F ® AND Mcncttany -. Last, Total for the week. soov 917 7 3,045.469 Vroviously reported... 6,401,484 10,023,186 1 $1.451401 11,541,007 Exrowns ov Srrcvs. 1369. five January 1 1960. For the woek........ $368,954 607,248 Provivusly reported... 4,016,563 1,027,306 Pince January 1.....94,073,017 2,204,848 1,174,805 The negotiation of the $8,000,000 government Joan will have a marked effect on the bank state- ment to be published to-morrow afternoon. Last Monday the banks showed a specie average of $:96,004,228—an increase of 985,228 on the pre- vious statement. Since then they have lost nearly six millions to the Sub-Treasury, and have received about $1,600,000 from California, so that to-mor- row’s average wil! not be much over $31,500,000, against $23,086,812 this time last year. Most of the money paid into the Sub-Treasury on account of the new loan was borrowed from the banks, so that the column of loans ond discounts will show an increase ae ly proportionate to the falling offin specie. Apart from this unusual and only temporary disturbance to the money market, the banks continu@to acca- luulave specie, while their line of discounts is steadily declining, owing to jue genoral stagnation of trade, The advance of the Bank of Bagland'a rate of discount to 8 per cent will ¢ port of epecie to this conntry—a result rather to be desired than otherwise, We could pot employ NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1861. | the specie if we received it, while the effect of its loss in England might react severely upon us. The demand for money haa been quite active during the week, and the rates for call loans have ranged from 6 to 7 per cent, or about 1 por cent higher than those current at the close of the pro- vious week. The supply, however, is abundant, and borrowers found no difficulty in obtaining all the money they wanted at the market rate. As the Sub-Treasury disburses—which it will do on a large scale during next week—the rates will fall again. Paper has undergone no material al- teration, The note brokers report an activo in- quiry for first class names, and what little is of- fered goes readily at from 6% to 8 per cent. The transactions at the former rate are few, however, and only forthe very best short acceptances. ‘The European exchanges have been quiet and rather irregular during the week, but had a ten- dency to weakness at the close. The olosing rates for the Fulton yesterday were 106% a 106% for sterling, and 5.40 a 6.3724 for francs. The following table shows the course of the stock market during the past week aad month:— a, 2. Feb. 9, Feb. 16, 20, 2. atch, 3. Missouri 6’s.... 65; 6by 66: BLY. Coutral.. 77. 16 ex div. 77: n« 3% Reading a “a 43% 42 45 ’ 1g 32) Fr) Mich. Central.’ 84; 64 5Ox% 55% OBR Soutb.gusrant’d 31 31 82 B1K = «Bb Dituoiw Central. a BK 2x «18 B1Ig Galena 6a! 12 a 56 by OST 82 83% «32% 86 112 ls nag =6 43 4: 436 46% 823% 84. 88 8575 , The week has been an active one on the Stock Exchange, and prices continued to move rapidly upward until Friday, when, owing to the desire to realize profits and to the less favorable reports from Washington, the reaction set in, almost amounting to a panic, and in two days the greater part of the week's advance ‘was lost. The new Tariff act, as published in the HeraLp a few days since, was signed by the President yes- terday, and has, therefore, become a law. The last section of the new tariff provides that all goods, wares and merchandise actually on ship- board and bound to the United States, within fif- teen days after the passage of this act, and all goods, wares and merchandise in deposit in ware- house or public store on the first day of April, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, shall be subject to pay such duties as provided by law before and at the time of the passage of this act; and all goods in warehouse at the time this act takes effect, on which the duties are lessened by its pro- visions, may be withdrawn op payment of the duties herein provided. An explanatory and revi- sory act, correcting the errors of the Tariff act, Las also been passed. The following is a statement of the earnings of the Buffalo, New York and Erie Railroad for the month of February, 1861, compared with its earnings for the corresponding month of the pre- vious year :— February, 1861. February, 13960. The following is a list of the Mlinois banks placed in liquidation by the State Auditor, with the amount and the value of their circulation on the 81st of January, as given in the report of the chairman of the Committee on Banks and Corpora- tions, made to the Illinois Legislature February l:— Prewnt = Value Value of on Dol. Stocks. Cents 214,550 83 223 650 81 003,875, 80 161,126 82 64,040 82 228.260 83 70.350 82 156,160 82 002 81 112,000 84 42,079 83 Grand Prairio 66,700 82 Farmers and Traders’., 105,718 88,080 83 Railroad... 92,927 77,578 83 Morebants & Drovers’,, 65,455 46,066 70 Citizens’. 58,135 86 Morgan Co 60,850 2 The aggregate circuiation of these banks is 795, while the entire value of the stocks, if they were soldat the price ruling January 31, would be $2,314,518. This would show a loss of $412,447, The Eau Claire and the Arctic banks, of Wiscon- sin, were thrown out yesterday. Their bills are bonght at 20 per cent diseount. Annexed is a statement of the business of the Augusta and Savannah Railroad for the year 1960. The earnings for the year were:— $05,424 85 93,747 85 ++ 91816 00 vee eee $168,938 70 Total earningt........ The expenses were— Transportation . . + $24,112 42 Motive power. . 14,712 00 Maintenance cars 41090 62 Maintenance way. t+ 25,860 10 Total expenditures 73,975 74 Net oarnings.. $96,612 96 Add interest receiv 2,056 04 Total net income... $07,600 00 15,279 25 ++ $82,819 75 The expenses were ighial forty-three per cent on the total receipts. The net receipts show a profit of thirteen per cent on the capital stock. ‘The bonded debt on the Ist of January was $129,- 500, being @ reduction of $74,000 during the year. The company has no floating debt, cITY COMMERCIAL ‘REPORT, SaTurpay, March 2—6 P. M, Asates.—Salee 30 bbis., at steady prices. Buxapstorrs.—Floar was in moderate demand today, and prices of desirable lots were tirm; rales 9,300 bis, State and Western, 1,200 bbla, Southern and 325 bbls. Canadinn. We quote as follows: — Supertine State,...... 5 20 Extra Stats, good w choice 640 Superfine Western 6 20 7% aight southern 665 Straight to good extra do. 72 ‘hotes extra family and bakers’’ brands. 825 Rye flour . 4 Corp meal, Jersey and Fraad swine 8.30 a —Wheat wax hoavy and n shade ob oapor; sales 48,600 bushels, at $1 40 a $1 42 for white Woatorn; $1 30 a $1 32 for red Weatern; $1 22 a $1 28 for Muwaukee olub; $116 & $1 18 for Chiongo spring, ant $1 28 for Oxnada oiub. Corn bas doen in better demand at firmer prices; vale 44.000 bushels, at $80. a 60° for new mixed West ern; 65340. a 6Tiga, cloaing at 6640. a OTe. for red mixed Western, and white Sou here do. at p. t. Rye—Salen of 1,500 oushala, at 68¢, a 700. Barley has boon in re- quest at steady prices, Oate—Light sales were made at former rates, Corven —The principal sales to-day were 1,000 bags Rio, at 180. a 1356. ; 200 bags Maracaibo, on p. $., and 60 bage Jaroaioa at 1250. per Corron.— The deman Bettied, Including mid: — The 4, nad prices were nn- Al UL%e. a LL Ke. per jes amounted to only 600 a 900 Famoirts.—The engagements were limited today. To Liverpool 6,000 bushels wheat. in bags (rolet), at 120.5 300 boxer bacon and 100 packages lara at 404, Gon 800 boxes bacon and 100 packages lard at ton. “no Glasgow 100 tieroes lard at 44: ToGalway o bark ‘with 22,000 bushels corn aad whest, in abip's bags, at Me, Hav.—Salea 650 bales at former prices. Le a sae 60 bales changed hands at 200. 9 300. pie was in modorate requost at, iy 3 — $22 50 per ton, six mon inquiry was limited; prices were sup- accord. rted. Po Mavat Sronm.=-A fair demand Prowailed for common rosin at $1 80 a $1 36 per 310 ibs., and wpirite turpentine at 20340. 8 380. per gailon; but other articles wero un- Ons —The demand was mainly for linssed at 64c. 0 660, per gallon. Provistoms.—Pork wae unchanged, 950 bbls. having deen sold At $1T 25 for meat aud $12 31% a $12 50 for | pies per bol.; Cut meats were in moderate demand at 0. & 90. for hama, and 6%« & 6x0. for xhouldors, wan talc of 180 packages. was quiet, only 160 bbls, having fouod bayers at former quotations. Lard was firm, aud 400 bbis. and tiercos Wore sold at 9340. «100. per ib. Nothing now in but ter oF chores, Rice.—sales wore 4 of 900 tieroes, in lota, at $376 a $4 1236 por 100 Iba. SvCARR—The market exhibited no change Tho sales amounted to 7@ bhds., chiefly Cuba, at 4)go. a 5\e., with 70 boxes Favaan. part at 50 per ib, Wiisxny. tales of 600 bois. have boon made at 180, ‘ por gation. SHIPPING NEWS. it ii PES tty Tilt EY iil Aspinwall ~Aspiowaly Aspiawal KINGSTON, Ja., B. baw) MATANZAS, NEW ORLEANS, ‘Zou—From New York for Kingston, Ja, ou the 20tb day of 1.Le—From ak let ee Coser ih aren Sh ne Rew Orleans ‘Mh, Wigtn Mew riving at New York 22d. ‘Star oF Tar West—Srom New York York Sa anawna—Prom Now York Itt and New Oriani From Ne arriving at Ne Port of New Werks Siareh 3, 1861, ARIVED Steamship Star of the Bourn. Kearnoy, Savannan, Na and to Samuel !, «ite! m male ina 0 KM, Ye nates Bik Cape io ta at A) Seamslip ice State, &¥w'M bevce for Savannah, from Philadeiphia Oe ag , 2) miles & V4 Hatteras, r Abi passed bark L bicdle, bound S ‘Steammblp Jamestown, Sinner, Kcicumond, &¢, with mdse an nd pasengra a Victor + Ala rth, Live: ol, Jan 14, as re D ogd 4 “All Wells ‘one birth. Feo tT iy, ant nee eo ae anith doudle b steern 26 Fiying alist Bence far San Francisco jantucket Shoals, saw schr Uiawatha. Bark Old #1 Jan ae the Downs Gib, with mdse, to fe Southern pas- saw Hook, mids ie : wr, Dec), and aan Dixon, h Ris Pets 319m 676, signage «th r showing Dunbam & Dimon’s signal. Toe steamship Colombia, heno’ ‘irloatoms 2d, 6:30 PM, oF to Ludiam & Heinekew ein cans a 207 pasuenge rs. cE arda and om ee i Jat Be ry eaW ship Ship Galena, Leavitt, Boston, 8 days, tn Sata, to W Nelson sage and Std La (of Posen tan my Greenock J wed to'Dun- 3 Gr pole “but 'W winds and heavy gales. Bark Gl (Ital), Rap, Palermo, 53 days, and 40 from otyratar, rn Trott (o Lawrenea, Giles & Prater ancien (of Boston), Hlotkine, Leghorn, Nov 10. and Gibrattar Jan 11, with rags me, to master. “Web 10, Gundor- son, of Norway, reuman, fell ‘from the fore yard over: aE ALC Tah vai monn 2, wih jountain Eagle, Yates, But hides, to Yate: & Porteri ts op ae BAG ha Oe erat ‘spoke r Emerald, of als ‘wit, 40 spon board Tat inst’ fat 37, on 14 "30, passed & Vessels bowentit, Pminied white with green batt. Bark Virgina & Estellina, aise Janolro, Jan 10, with coffee. to master, me i og from lat $t 1084, No date, Jat 29, lon i 10, spoke s Sehr of and from Eit- beth City for Demarara. park AB gail, (of Richmond, Va), McFarland, Rio Janciro, ith coffee, to A stirling. Jepark Xantho, Chapman, Aspinwall, Feb 13, with mdso, to J pies Gen Green, Atwell, Cardenas, 9 days, with sugar &c, rothers, Mariner, Clenfuegos, Feb 17, with sugar &c, Hark toGs ae yh Bark George Thor! 11 days with sugar £0, to Benner ‘& Deake 2y 2), lon 79 27, was io com- pany with Br ship at Euaine ‘ot Giaagon), Wateoh, from New Oran for ROW edge sot Hisohi, Jarvis Trinldad, Feb 15, ec, to Stephens wes =a (Brem), Urockett, ‘Santor, 62 days, with cof- Trig Addy. ae, Avery, Maracatbo, Feb 12, with mdse, to Maitnid, Phelps &' Go. Tin a imal in Crooked ‘Tslan: Passage, spoke rchrs Susan Hall, trom Lnagua for Boston, and We.ls, from Fortune Island tor do Ignig Crawtord ig! Machina), Small, StLueln, Fab 10, with coppe: ore, to ¥ Talbot. Hus experienced heavy weather; eplit f Bi te kr Matani Feb 19, with ma rath ae naa mt yi hy Wa to can + AF for Boston; bane oy hen Hersey, a Matanzas for Frank/ort. ite Gen Marshall’ ‘oh ee ‘Seger, Cardenas, 19 days, withas to Walsh, Carver & ie bt Kai Knight (of Srareport rank, Gardens, Feb 21, with Sugar, to led in company with brig: Lincoln, or soaton, lorida paseod Carver & Sail Tn Siraite of Fi nor ao hrs 2b Bo or Be st Andrews, NB), Sullivan, Clen‘uegos, ay, Weigh ¥ Fiseott tof. Hiurspant, Wilson, Cienfuegos, 18 days, with sugar, to H D Brookmat Brig Ocean Belle (of Baltimore), Bonson, Cumberland Har- lar) Feb i4, with & ao, w sp ee Bohr Samuel (of Baltimore), Jones, Santos, Dec 27, with coffee, to cores, Mintura £00." The ‘eariy part of the pws- fee, to ma: sage nad very heavy gaiea, spilt sails and waleak. ar Vein T days north of Lintoras, with light badly winds, Rebr Jeddle (of alain), Reed, Porte Cabello, Veb 16 with Vides, coffee, brye Feb 30, int 20, lon 68, spoke chr ype S Ny Porta Rico for New Loni Sehr Leura langamm (of Nantucked), Hayden, Curscoa, 18 Sebr © Fartanzzi (of Bas echr k De Hart, Lowe, Gonaives, 9 days, with logwood, to ‘wood, to iq) Son & Co. sebr RL iphia), Shepherd, Cardenas, 10 Sebr joer? tof poaton), Hamme: Maxwell & Oo. Schr Koilins (of Eastport), a pehr Hamptoo, Eadens, Pensacole. “ Dimon Sehr Plandome, ‘Brown. Ravan a a" 7 4 Hillman # tin ‘ngt’ a) Schr tierndon, ngton, Not Fdays, aya, with aly te Do irt), Wooster, Arroyo, 14, with sugar, tod ¥ Onsiarin. "Feb 1, nine tote: hy ae spoke schr Martha Nichola, {rom Jacksonville for Curesa, Delatield and Wilson, Scbr Wells (of Greenport, Wells, Jacmel, Feb 21, with log- ‘ay (of Philadel daya, with «ugar, 6, to JM Cobalios Sacua, 10 days, with eugar, &e, to or, Has been 4 dave north ur atne Gandoee (of Susry}, Jartior Bt Jago, Feb i, with cbr Cliftou, Beaman, New Orleans, 14 days, with sugar, &c, to maser. Penrson, Pranikin, 20 days, with molanser, to U P Leveric Behr Leurh lertrade, Gampbeil, Fer sndia, 9 da font Son, Oole, Savannah, 8 days, wich eotida, Dunham sehr 1.8 Davis. Alden, Saraunalt, 7 days, with catton, éo to McCready, Mott & ¢ , T days Rehr saxon, Blatchford, W imi xy behr L P > mith, Schr John Forsyth, “eh got, ingame NO. T days fear Ben, Uickinad, limington, i, Bohr Howard, ewan! Newoarty faye, Rehr mith, Richmond, 3 daya. ali, Winters, ikieuinond, 2 days. Bebr Mertetin vy. Nort Folk, 2 days. Schr B A Biliot oot, Norfolk, ebr 4 Corson, in, Varin, 8 dae, Biv Rganitek, Pena Varga, # dupe loop Naguatuek, Pen ar, Virgin 78, Sehr Rdwin Post, Pet rina, 2 day Schr Rophronia, Van Nain Rebr Go! he Samith, epitt fo Schr & Baker trawiey, Vi-gioin for Fate Tlavom, Schr F H abbott, Sunith, Haltimore, 3 days mehr John © ‘ompion, Buh ott, ihitageiphia. Bebe Aler', Champion, ehiladei Behr Khodéala Blew, Peters Palinasipta, Fehr Charles Moore, Ingallson, Philadel Rehr Sophia Godtrey, ‘unwell, Burns, Visa 4 daye, Sehr Joseph Holmes, Holmes, Elizabethport for Charles ‘Sehr Justice, Long, Plizabethpor! for Narragansett Pier, aoe eee ae, race Pai Rie far Phindeipla 0 or Steamer Delaware, On nnon, Philadelphia, Steamer Penguin, Williams, Providence. \rgibh, Bhtp Revenue, arrived inst night from Liv (in muiton\ tan 27 iat 40 31, Ton Ta.epoke ship's Bllem Roya,” bound Ke Fen 4. lat #0 08, lon 7 spoke ship Clty of Ku h, “Int 3890, Lon 39, indy, frou {oj for Liverpool; ships Montengle, from Bombay for Lendon: Chas Walton, for Norway, Blectric, from Bacavia for Hambarg. BELOW, ‘Bark Egle (Ble), rom Nesina, Also, one brig, uukuown, Steamsbips Velasco (Sp war), nab; Prus barks Rosa, aud saree Queemat Wind during the day SW. Cuyter, Saran. Misccllancous. Purser R © Hance, Jr, of steamship Star of the South, from Savannab, bas our thanks for favara, Brio jotta, whieh hes been Man reprirs on the wars of K Penjamin a: Kas’ a LI, for Lg Ay Past, wae Tav ne! Tuesday last. beat @heached with zine, and she hus been aio ben ‘ardor thr fhout, she Would go'to Ureenport first fair wind. Pans yy State, Mayo, at Baltim: a iat Ho, lon 7240, ‘spoke ship India 23, iat 34 0, lon. 72 wR be P Indiana, ot tak ind blowing beavy at ry time, ‘the shi sept | On “We could not ascertain any particulars, . Scone RR Frexwin, before Vineyard Found, en in It fathoms water. Capt Tower ands diver ned eeu, ak work A Rey out had not found any of tho bodies of diver was down three times. The schr ested i not to be deemed of it value to raise Senn Donoas Tantane, from Mobile, for Providence, before reported wabore on No Man's Land, will be a toval lows, bing fimbeddes, fa the clay about 8 feet below low water mark. Capt MB Tower, ton, with bia divers, &o, reached the Codon Thusday morcing” apd would opmmraanse getting out ies mesetlinr te Doard tive vessel as soon as the wen: in Runcnn, Graven of and from Wisosest for Kew York whh lncber, loft about 3H) pairs heading off deck in & gale on the 2ad, and 10 Provincetown 234. Sonn pert Conley, of sohe J Ls Darting, at Provi: dence from Norfolk, reports seeing ® schr ashore near Block Teiand Lighthouse on tot nat. Gibbs, at Providence from Ne ‘ore and aft achr going iaty Mount Tay Tainmast; avd soop Mouat Hope, from 4 York for Taunton. he steamahty Marion, for Charlestoa, will not ail untl Wednesday. 61h ine map AH Rr men tar, arrived at Posi sd y At 2%h oT from vine 45 clea cotton had beon saved from ihe Soremed hr North State, Bohr Baltimore Belle, spar, rigetn, Balutmore 26: uit, Cor Bia. neie Veo. —The shi bgeiie tailed from Now Pemabar, has not since bana heat rome two weeks after her ciltnge in whi Jing st the some de Sie her euifered severely, ha werrimne by svophen Jackman, Im 10% on Jackman, ie in the Malhoslt bef ore salung. and nol whe war owned Ph, Mowers sumner, wa. O Juarrier, Jobo T Pago, Richard Piumer, and & 8 Sunner of New ur ean, anip snd freight ware fully invured, $5.0 fn the Merchants’ Mutual of New=aryport, and the remaindar to Boston, New York and London. | 1he board be: onging to Newburyport, were Sresnd 8 B Boat to and tacklo, was sold at 134 tons register. 6 w0! Masovnomo wae its tons, built on ashe tad gd wife, bis nophe . Mr [leary Bwssey, ecoond officer, and om, carpenter. wren DING, a Kunnusoxxront—Col Win § Thompson ob ‘Thompson arr e iling age dipst ‘WOD tons bo ‘ard’ ard, MDW ay phe ky ‘of about 1000 ‘son ene ea merey oe, ‘cvont sendy to eaten tie muaand toe abip for 4 sors Geo Cord & Oo, of Boston, NL Thompson wilt vultd in the sane ards slp of about 1090 toms, the frame of which |x, expected from Vinnie, | Mesere siicomb & vorkins have at the "yada i “iending,” nearly realy to raise, tao fran.o8 100) tons each " = zl | » 7a | a 5 18 aa 36 6 3) a ; a! a va | Gt 6 10 | al 6 | arrivals above. SPAT Baa aaen, non of acetone | Coast of Africa just arr. Bld daa S Kosei, ond NB, crue 8, Leonidas, NI | Sip epeedivell was lost ih iameron Bay, no date (by Pouy | Bapisree from Capt Smith, of ship Minerva Smyth, WH, re: arta her on Koderique Ground Nov 1, with 50 sp «ud 650'wa, see cidicr from Capt Lee, of bark Domings, NB, reports her a Parte Jan 12, having slipped 15,40 galls sp by ‘the Uourter. aod recruit. A letter f ma the iirst oflicer of bark Clara Rell, Flaher, of reports her at sea Jan 15, no lat, &o, having’ taken 2 sp made 60 bbls since leaving Palta, apt Beetle, of ship Sarah, Mait, reports her | at sea Dee L, wit ‘Spoken Dee 18 Int Ti N, lon $0 W, bark Anaconda, Paun, | of Rad from NB for Pacthe. susan épeken, a acftte ndlana, Hobson, heoce for NOrleans, Feb 23, lat 3 on ‘pkrk Louise Eaton, from Galveston for Havre, Feb 17, off | duction or exem)tisn previous ng of the Fails oa Band Ke the sith day ot Lprit ‘Nche nea Gull, Howland, from Providence for Baltimore, | __ The follo:ing ection of the ast of April 14, 1860, ta publeass Fev ®, l0aalles N of Smith's Inland. ed for tha information of taxparere:— < ecidon 16. During the time the books aball be open for ya ry ion Deo St-claeonnnite te Stow squal, Lloyd, for NYork: | Uo 24 nell nee grermnon. “4 MOY, ships Smow Sq ‘ork: on conAide! i Tee alaska: tor Hong Kanes bark Gores Lalsed, | Sieescod vaieahon of bis real ext persoual hate Smith, une. yoAziore, Feb 1A In port park & Churchill, Carle, for York ge, H Balle, King, tor do 0; Busud,, Harsons Tors Haven 10. schrs Ruby, Tracy, for NYors 12; Telegrapa, ers, for Norwich 2, Cauprxas, Feb T—Sld schr RL Tay (not bark RS Fay), Shepherd, Nor! Seunuiuast Haxnog, Feb 1¢—In port bark PC Alexander, Merrimaa, ‘or Pbiladeiphia i days. Fooonoi, Deo 2'—1n port ‘abips Florence, Wadsworth, for :Sameho Panza, Hale, for do; Horatio, Palmer, for gine arte, HONG, Deo S1-In shine, Flying Soud, Hardin ie habe Wiashe i for NYork sioghshers Dake , Creay Rapid an. walige and Tor- ranielseo:’ Wizard, Woodside, ‘or Manila; ‘saetanders Baxter; Catharine, Koster: Memnon, ‘Freeman: Sereaner,’ Snow. Sultan, berry, ano Weymouth, Seavey, ut 5 Mids Catron tadaibersy Gregory, wey ass oes aa vin Feb 11—In port sehr Hannah, from NY ork, diag, Mac. port ships Haze, Holmes, for New York,, a ¥. Suse, \gersoll, for Havana; May’ Queen, Jordaa, ‘or do. Maracarno, Feb 12—In port sehr Sea Foam, Boreham, from Curavoa arr 10th,to load for NY ork. arsuip, Feb In port sobr Lizzie Russell, Todd, from Paitin: re, for Aspinwall } or 2 days Foxce, Fab §— In part brig Robert Mowe. Ward, for NYork play for Haltimoreabeu: Tih Feo 1l—~In port brig Monticello, Govens, for St Mare to load for Boston, Rio ankt.0, van is Arr trem ship Meta, Hartmaa, San Francisco for pa edend ng putin for repuice sla yth, bark Vir. gints & Esteban, Wilkina, NYork; iden brig Condor, Ret mers, do 10th, barks Gaiabia Kean, Buitimere: Sierra Ne- Faimouth; fraveller (Hr), Randel, Mobile. Dec B10 port ships : sia hom yon, for ork early; Bald Ragle, Nichols: Lobauon, Yomitwn; ‘Om ward, Jenking, spiridon, Jordan: Western Continent, (alia and White Falcon, Dromnond, uae; barks Star King, faith, for NYork; kate Hastiogs, Kmyman; Frater, Siom"t Mouekn, McCaslin, and Rival, couse, ue; brig tia D Rogers, rehouse, for Nagasaki tunmeditely; aud others as be!ore ANTOS, Dec 27—In port bark I’ R Hazeltine, Coombs, for N¥ork (e days. Sr Lucta, Feb 19—No Am vessel tn port. Baows Fed sin port brig Executive, for Philadelphia about AWiHAMros, Dee St—In port ships Comet, Tadd, for NYork peted at Macao), Alleo Tho odiks, Ta wading, for tha fuser or “San Franc! a, Willlauns, Queen of Ceihe Bare Tealoy,and Revere, Rocko, une; Chal lenge, refitting; brig Melita, Stratton, ane. amortenm Ports. ATTAKAPAS, Feo 8—Arr senrs Ben Strong. Smith, India. rola (apd sid {rr Baltimore); Horace tiaplen, Givos, Mobiie, M n Fld Oth, sebra Loulss, Hallock, Baltumore; im, MS soott, BOSTON, March 2, AM—Telegraphed, otitan, from Messina. Uld steamer Keusugion, ‘Parker, Philaaelpnin, ship City of Hoxton, Sears, Liverpool: barks food Hope, dor: don, Port Elizabeth, OGIt, Alice Rowe, ¢ E F Ohase, Giey Starrett, Gregory timore: rs science. Bri Georgetown, 80: Certo’ Cro: Well, City Point and Richmond; KH Huntley, Nicksrson, Norfolk; Emma © Gurus, Lennell, Tangiers a Tirrell Hi ing, Baltimore Lady Suffolk, Baker, Pauladolphts; Howw ker, New S14, wind SW, barks Sophia, and Le Rusa, from below. BALTIMORE, March J— Arr steamships Baltinore, Colbert, 4. Ben DeFora, Hallett, Boston via Norfolk! ship W Booth, Pescud, Talcabuaao; bark Bay stave, Mayo, Ponca: brig Moonlight, Small, Yaiermo; seas Alice, Davis &p) A Crook, old ylor and Wo Bement, Parker, NHaven ED MeClenahan, Marun, Chariesion Rogers, Liverpool; senrs Astrea, Pine, 0 whee Nieaford LEAST, Feb 2)—Arr by sob N Clifferd, b, and Catharine Sid ship Mac: Falmagth, Ja; Onarn’ Charles Edward, Shute, Oar. te, NYork 25ta, Vings J iekels, Hatch (from Frankfort), Feb a7—Arr steamship Banton, Horton, ship Win ¥ heats witers Rhoades, Bennett, Baltimore ( ver ‘bark Clarence (ir), Armstrong, do; se ber varroe NYork. | Sit site silddiewon, okrlll, Laver ia, McKenzie, do; Hmma Agry, favre, Gidea bark Fanay ‘Kirchner. Lange, Rremen; brig albert’ Adama, Cou ohaw, woh 3-Arr (by tel) ship Klecteie Nie, fobs F MmArr sehr T B Hodgman, Prince, Oamden for’ Norfolk. ld vehra Piying Arrow, & Shanndn, Bunion P Neweomb RK Higgins, Emme a’ Hl. ny Marenuo, Heart, lsabella, Vell Wrauitor Ldazie @ Millard, and otlit, Clark, Boston for Carde. and White Squall, —-, do ror oe; ® aoe rid Haley, Haley, and Uhartoti brains okt tang HUI bri er, Orrin owl, Oiler’ Kook, KS miller, B ‘eet wood. 23th— arr echra Oliver M P jaan M Uricn, Ke'le Draw, do for Wilmingion, WC Phitade'ohin: Taman, Boston with men and material fo: wing thee sole Don reland); Ullve Branch, Kendrick, Harwich or Philade phiat Arctic, Perkins, Rew tury port ior Georgetown, DC; Halo, Newman, do for Philadelpnia, —, Lae, ds tor New York: Georse Walter, tiawes, and Deane, "Reb, oe own for New York ld sere’ Uv, «nan, Oliver ttt, Rodman M Whie hed ad waery, Martha Jane, Uiive ranch, George Walter, and Oeane Ma‘eh I Arr scirs milly, Nickervon, Wilmingen NO for Boston; F 8 lizabechport Forest Onk. Daniela, Wolifiert for Tans'er, ¥ Rion; Sun, Curtis, and Pioneer, Daniels Expresa, Logis rdo. Emblem iseaaset ‘for do, Orego mt peniand for do; Clathsin, ¢mith, #rovines town f¢ TAM. wind tin port, the above arrivals of today, and sehen Arctic, tale aud w oteth, Feb as—-Aarr brig W A Sawyar, R. FA pobre pri Sen, Winterpict, Me Grave Rielly Myrick, Ware- Siutherner, Saheee Rigs nyale, | lymou'h, Mas OKAY Murch © Hg J Beat, Dyer, Goorge Pat ac jawes, Noafolk; J Kusling, fers Ihovert walk Ol tham, Nor NEWTON: Feb. 28—Are, eehen George Walter, Mawes, and Greyhound, Rich, Provincewwn for ivew York. ‘Sid schrs Iexpream, Atkins Ni ; John Adams, Hatch,” aud Amanda, endall, do. in port, # AM, bark Topeka, Church, from Reis: Havas, ign Proton, Cogeeshali, from do for do; empaon. Providence for seor mown, 3; sonra N rown, rove, hawacen, Bristol Let Phiiade 9 pane: P ilapard, Wilson do for New Work; Marts, Loulsa, Uormmioge "rot River for da; CorentSiaed wyer, do for Nattnck aA lili for New York; J P Watinoe, Sta. pion ttweson' fer" do, i tor Ric oils, Nickorsos, Boston for Kick mond; «ary Anna, Gibbs, for Silmidgion, Del; Peart, Brown, Komon for Bultimors. Iwsac ich, Crowell, do for Poiladed Liszio Weyer, Mevuilio, Yortiand for doy Fi ‘Satiervun, Belfast for og lk: 3 Chaaa do; Otter Hook, 1 aden for do: Joan and Charles thomas Mymouth fr Nor ‘lk: Helen Mar, Nickerson, dowon for Balimoca, Mi oar. lune, Rider, Mobile for Providence --3I ‘oyek Croton; aad asarly all others fgetlng wader weigi 1 40 ont “A PENSACOLA, Feb t\—arrsche D8 Mershon, Allon, Phila ‘224 Saone, Kurstens, itlo Janeiro; ahr C4 LratADELII Ttarch 2 a HILAL May aS—Arr ship W; Ro ton Li barks Caroline, Packard, en a tpeteaen, Hunbare ig 9 beige amosing Bird, Puta, Messina, Gor Boll, Arthur, Cufienoa; keteh “ommereo, Barnes, Mayagien; he’ Bxeelnior, Rey. NYern, steamer dowa, Sreika ic ah ehip Sershak How: ol ig Fae Bale, Cardenas: sehre rs 10, a A Dagon: hower, Milier, Htoston, Belle, ata vaston; MO Hop: *, sevatinad. ‘Sid shi PORTLAND. Sa (AP, Liver. vi 19m 04g Tne i iting, Jorostt, Abvott’ Lawrence, Puller, Dow, do: Fredovia, Blebmood; sehr Wind: Mata: -, Mertha ose bopper, Old Fscbrw Willan on PAOVINUSTOWN, Feb 27—Sid schr array spre NOVIDENG 28—Arr steamer Kenan Kew York Mi savha'k cm Linton, “rxtpp, Buiumore? ech Boal a Penguin, williams, and Petes Bayer, NYork: ech, srasreet, tring, Baitimor eon , Warren, Baltimore, ion t. ny ve lus, wore folk aia far 1 Melatire, Norfolk; Adele Folios, Ort wright, Elieaber la schrs BA Dongas austere wad anier, Halictt, Nrork. Went tone bare Gane BIN FAs, Feb Bin port sobs Founiaia, Kel'ey, fro. * room, Eliza iovanee Valet Obatham, Phila SPECIAL NOTICES, AHAMAS, NasaaU, NEW PAOVIDENOR Te > Commissioners for efecting & Hotel in pened ae ite ready Us receive (andere from. gersons sorts whee © Wome || the snine on its wumplotion whieh | for by the ise of May, 1861. Tt wil ao oun Too co ha Dec tows may be ‘mail accamer Korank, oo Ireeoa tp Metoneaieiontes Videnee, and auy information rxuireal wi o » Feb. 16, 1361 nha Hatal Kussan, New rw til be set by rote (CesnIS oF ax Ciaims. or eles, inde; RRBAWOOD ORD tian al Tae or Tam hot Owners of Abie ed of Rave kath na at pi o'clock FM airy ke the Demet Tipusi stammmeaieet 2 Sergey ont velar ner can obal tthe ofa printed epor peers Se sud expenditures of the Cemctory {ho oom- Soubemont of lis operations in i8bo te Deotoaberst, iia lOTICE.. rainy wi * Wary ciotis peeprinees meat tie Now tore Gana pane aT oslo arg ening. Toa avenue, on bitendance te particularly requested, be IQUOR DEALERS’ MBRTING — a us messing of 0 the New York. nor Lealers Be Gay evesing, March'® 18h, at 737 o lack rr By onder. gh We bey Vr President. bald aon Joun Koaxxs, Recording secretary, oo Ney OWNERS Bad THE TAYLOR Asso. tion of Randali quested to moet st the ia cone (soem io. 0 ¥, Bowery, att oto of that day N*e o38 Sar, LIQUOR DRALERS Tutective Focinty.— The monthly moeting aoclety wal) be beid at ke, evra of Binet And Greene streets, OD Tionasy. arch at o'clock Pm "pene Frevdens, 'eTEK Quang, Rec, Becretary. 10. COERCION. 2B B MEMBERS OF THE oe Hights eadquartera, on Moutay evomng, March 4, at 80 4 De Nas, President shiahuaee | A. McKLw Ain, Secretary Pro tem. BAT OF KIN WAN YBD.—ALL page to aroperty tn foreti hat therm is 4 ierge amount ty's ‘rensury, Bugiand, and io belonging (o perwons othe United nies, 1o whiod 1 ter Bow old the elxim, Uiled to property i howe 4 drotwed in Boeint cen'® or United wa. WB OWS Stetes, Haverhill, Mass, TO TAXPAYERS —OFFIOW OF THB OOM. os ad ‘No. 32 Chambers aurvet New Yorks dans L Weal —cntioe tr bmrely gitee riet aad county of Kew Tork, fort four IMB), yell be aocvad end county of New ‘or the year ovecad ot Monday, the 16th fusians, for pubile iuepeson, amd wi tune open until the With ag a ayermare carncatly requ Alto, all persons enttivd iy ene tae oe welihogs: Bete, clergymen or er alba ltoraty and chasitelis tnetitations by law fro taxation, are requested to make <e applicniton for suah Axvoctation: igi 7 are’ Teqenenoe to “tees at (hele Tee heude hited States ‘ori seme corrected. Lf such spree sen be made eniate the aueneed valuation of rea: writing, stating tbe grounds 0¢ objections there/o, aad th po the Comunlansoers, aball qxaming 1n10 ibe cole: and if in their this “aesesament 18 @rronan shall onuse the tame to he oorrested. If suc: oa Bude tu relation ¢. ihe accessed valnaton of era! the apoliran’ shall be examtaed nnderowth by fae nad Coney, who suai be suthorized to administer #: oranyo them. and it thee judgment the sasesct ft juli Cause the Same ty be corrected, « the amoont of much asne-smevt ae they inmy believe wo € just, and declare their decision thereon wi‘ain a thirty nye mer auck sppiiesiion shal! bave been made to them.” Wot Bog eball be made by the Board of Supe visors of any asree met on real or personal eatate tmposed under thia not, axe is sball appewr, aber oath of afiirunadon, thatthe parce we | grieved war ineble to attend within the poriod preset ; fhe correction ns, BF reason of sickneds oF sleaiee From the otty, (Lava of 1800) chapter 503, secit 90) 5, WYLLEARBON, ) Couamist k Ww. ALUSS. of taxes tof . W. BROWN, Assensmnasitae COLUWBIAN ORDER — meeting of this institution will be e amber of tye great Wigwam, on © om day evening, be atbok Marsh at half tie Nod atece the ee: Genoral and pumc nal ottondence is te IAMS COLNER, Grand Bachem, ALDAttan, Season Of Snows, Third Moo an 06%, Of Independence 6th, and of the a Cg rhea tae ye a LMOTION OF DIRROTORS O¥ TRE New York and Virginia staamsh pomp wny will be bei —» be Tueeday, March 5, Isl, between the nowes oe lkaed 27. 2A M., at the oltice of the agents of the onapany Bow 1s brent . 3 way. G. HAIN EKER, Beoracary. HE CONMITTER 1 sldermen in room No 8 Cite Hell, Parties int Derore the comaijiee will b Rute TAR N SEWERS OF THE BOARD OF covery Wed F Ua Bix _7& Nines, Clerk, SouN Hn RADY, §. Bedtre JMYERSITY OF NEW YORK MEDIOAL, DEPART. J annual commencement of Line Medica D> will be held on Monday evening, in the chepel of the Universtiy, vare ‘The addres io the graduates will be ve" ~ Profession and public are re Ping. Bost. PERSON, Aly WILL Fi A ‘Bo ‘68 West Houston street, by calling at No. 1+" reel NO &. DODGR, FORMARLY @} SERS G. NESRITT & PEROKDA ARB RBE- jneaed wo call on or write to the #ubsertbers for @ let Jost reeetved for them = Any pers: knowing the ad- wit parties would oblige by come, AY MAK & CO., 34 and 35 South street, N. ¥. Ms—THERE 4 Mix My pom Joely Ia uaptres aR yor ai ar oat of Tent ie JOU WERE GorNG To Fin THR: remume, Can yor not write me 8 Han’ thts 8 cross one— forgive you; that al f-— ur it per 4 WHE GEN) LEMAN HO @ITNKSSED THB ADOIDENT 1 to the child, by being ron over by one of the Ninth are o con Washington mupeni, near Trey, on maturiar iach Y tent, will « afer favor hy Poa AO bis address be Chas MeCarts, No. 777 Washington street Los? AND POUND. im | t, 15% 4 ping Keceint Book oa to'en owner “the dnder will be wuitably rovra, foto the ntore of the owner, £3 Water street a ¥ J@ Buon, © ZT z « Wasa note signed by LB Walker ome = 4 1. dawiston, bexidae & number of perpen, to the ovener, 4” W. Carin iy | Clothing REWARD—A @LACe $ 4 | Dos: snawern to the name sf 8 the ngbt side and one on right bip. ‘Ton dollar reve Fuck left at No. 9 F Stuyvesant square. J O8T O% STOLEN—A NOTE OF $100, MADE io 4B. Coleman and 1261, payable in twelve my public are Cautionel against oegotieting : is stopped. ITRAVE ED ORSRIN1 TsTu GtaBubs ; ae strert, Brook! it thls day, a bay Horse with bi Foo wonse cat bore hin by 'pazing for thie inseriiva nee ~ uN BYKRY, 9 Wator etre, & / ¥ stueet, OF 40, 13 Livingston piace Marke: Ba —HYRAYED AWAY ‘half grown black Ont paid by sacnraing it to "Mire. Kio REWARD —LOs' STBEDAY, “3 and tan terrier answers tothe uume of Pde. hoever will return her to 96 Kust Twenty-aizth strae, we the above reward ASMA LOST, ON & D+) tng from Fight) avenne and T th aveane to Twepty-ning street, one pain ¢ vate some fatale and “FU Tals, Takhy tadie “Tio reward wi be paid by leaving ite ring at 162 West wong rixth wtree: ef ~ OM er $. REWARD —LOeT, A “BLAGK AND TAN Dod, e) sii in lecteur; Bane Jack, Return to 63 Won douse tom street. un Y eollaey Pree era to ry Dame of Trip Werk to tha name of Water 6 We for their return to i Fourteenth Exchange plaon i] REWARD—TAKEN PROM TIS oF Layion & Wainwright, 17 William otroat, an Oy) Mixture iverness Cape | Woor'vor will rotura It will rosy! 10 reward, and no questions asked SATOUEN ire geen i ty i nd ia raven gears oft: (i Uae ro: Beworick Held, Guten: ae) nib on on . 1881 it be ws ye\urn of iho te the ari cae Sta MN. REWARD WILL KE PAD W ANY ving information ov ALnie ares te. $150 ou Tauren iagt from No #1 Jacuea sirect: the above: be paid and no questions asked; age, ‘roger. RABN. | MICHA BIT ROP! FB VBUROPK, dt AND 35 Rast NBWSPAPERS, be FR ae cit) 8 Tak are MIRROR 6) MER Pees seamear og ak melee op fs now w cleus of iby expectation especially. fora to hn worth ithe t 16 i 4 BU Fat 2: in, engravings, ¥0) ro a Lif pe vac Ey e firs’ oditom, than, canter, wing Com sled In the Apring number now rrady, only five, comin, aed my revaetul aud. triiabe. intnrmaton nav atest ‘Pact ( farhions, thap all the other faniion magusines put togahen, i poet pale on the seosipt of 6 ovate; res Syeariy, Wb ovate. }