The New York Herald Newspaper, March 12, 1861, Page 9

The Case of Detective Williamson. Before the Police Commissioners. FRETIMONY OF MR. FOUCHE KENNEDY—ATTEMPTED ASBABSINATION OF TWO DETECTIVES AT BALTI- MORE. The above case was continued yesterday before Messrs. Bowen and Acton, Commissioners, quite large number of the members of the department being present. The ease was to have commenced yesterday ; but it seems that ‘there was some misunderstanding about the day. Mr. Kennedy was, therefore, absent from the city on Satur- day, and not preseut te hear the evidence given in behalf ef Mr. Williamson. The case seems to be the main topic ‘ef conversation among the police, and Mr. Kennedy is strongly condemned by most of the entire department, There is certainly every reason to believe that Mr, Wil- Mameon has furnished a truthful statement of the facts, ‘as those who have been associated with him speak in the highest terms of him, The eharge that he was intoxicated is clearly shown to be false, and eyi- dently trumped up with a view of revenge. At the trial en Saturday several witnesses wero sworn—Messrs. “H. Regan, R. T. Gilbert, Charles Heidelvernor, J. J_=. Abbe, ¢. Yaliahe, Wm. Connor, J. Pooler ‘and e and after the time it is alleged he was under ce of liquor, and all gave sworn statements that he was perfectly sober and showed not the slightest Mmdication of having drank. Mr. Thomas T. Everett was also Sworn, and stated that he was present in the Superintendent's office when Mr. Williamson called upon Mr. Kennedy, and that the said Williamson was perfectly sober, and during the conversation with Mr. Keanedy used the most respectful language. Yesterday the case ‘was continued, and Mr. Kenvedy swora, who gave the fol- Jowing testimony: —Jn the Ist of March Mr. Williamson calied upon me ant desired leave of absence; T at thatime suppored bim to be @ reporter, having tr-quently seer = ja the detective office; I asked him if he was a mem- ber of the force, and he replied that ne was and a mem- Der of a detective squad; he stated that he wan‘ed to go tw Washington, and hearing that there were several to 00 sent on, he wevid like w be selected among the aumber; my reply to bim was that if I concluded to sen’ any men I should select those that I knew; that ( did not want any man to go I did not know; I'was 1 0t acq iainted even with the man’s name atthe time, but he sooa arterwards told me his name was Williamson: was aware that there was a man of that name on the pay roll, but did not know that he was the man; in answer to his request, informed him that he could not go to Washington; taat J would select other men; he then replied that ne would ge anyhow, and spoke in such a manner thas, it was evi dent he was very much excited, and | therefore wok it for granted that he must be drunk; I have aimee felt satistied, from the affidavit that he mave, that tho man ‘was deranged; I have also fully satisfied myself the was drupk at the time; when [ told him that he could a & he then said he would resiga, ant | immo iia’ ed bim and to write ont hia reagan on doing 80, verite it out yoursalt, in very vi language; | toa him tbat if he was pot capable of writing i out bimeelf he was not a iit man to be an oilicer; at this remark be was very jusoloot, and thereapoa I erderee bim out of the room; he complied with my re- quest, but as he went ont he used tmproper language; I then made out the cbarge against bin. Mr Bowen desired to know if Mr. Kennedy was posi- tive that he had never seen Mr. Williamson before? Mr. Kennedy replied that he had not; was positive that be was not there in the month of December last. ‘Mr. Bowen—Have you been a candidate for avy oflice sander the general government’ Mr, Kennedy—I can only say that I nevor have been a eandidate for any office under the general goverment; but the ngwspapers have tried to make me one. Mr. Bowen—Well, I believe they have tried to miko you a candidate, as they have every one elsa of note: my Bame has aiso been used; bu: as these young men Soe en must have somethi ng to do, why {| must them to blow away at me as weil as at any other One of the reporters bere gave Mr. Bowen to under- stand that they did not ask hia permission, to which Mr Bowen seemed rather chopfallen. Mr. Bowen continuing—Did you have any convorsation with Mr. Williamson on the Ist of March with reference te your obtaining ollice? Mr. Kennedy—I never had any conversation with bim ‘or any other officer about going South, except those I sent: bs am sure those that did go received no orders until after got there; bo men, to whom Thad sent them; the custom to send officers out of the city, and to such places where crowds of people were to assemble; it was aot long since that several were seut to Canada on the arrival of the Prince of Wales, Mr, Bowen—Did you ask those you sent Sovth what ‘heir poliucs wore? A Voice—No; for he knew his men too well, Kennedy—t de not believe I hare ever wiked any member of the force what his polities were, Mr. Bowen—Did you ever ask Mr. Williamson if hé was & good republican? © (Laughter.) . Keuvedy—I never did. Mr. Bewen—Dia you ever say to him that you under. Stood there was a plot on foot to aseaesinate the Presi- gent.el-ct, or that you wished it to appear #0? ‘Mr. Kennedy—I have never made that assertion to any mar, not even those T sent on; | may have, however, told these who went on that there were stories in cirou- ation to that effect. Mr. Bowen—Did you say to Mr. Williamson that you Were a candidate for United States Marshal? Mr. Kenbety—i bave never spoken to him on the eub- ject, and { believe only toons man, Captain Hartt, of the City Hal: precioct, who one day called upon mo and fo a conversation of a confidential nature desired to know if I wes a candidate for that office; that if f was he would pot be a candidate against me; thet he wasa candidate would no doubt obtain the office, 1f 1 was outef the ra i told bim that | was not a candidate, and that be could feel assured that I would not stand in bis ight Mr. Bowen—Then the affdavit Mr. Williamson has made js untrue ip every respect? r Kecpedy—{ can find oot a word of truth in it, ex- tept that portion where he s that he appeared betore Me On toe Ist of March, at which time he must bave been etiber driv k oF cr Mr. Bowen—Then you have no further evidence to give? Mr. Kepnedy—None whatever. Mr. Hawlev, Chief Clerk, was then called and sworn, who tretitied that he had served a notice on Mr. William- son and bis counsel, informing them that the trial was to come off on Monday at eleven o clock There being no otber witnesses, the case was closed, and as the reporters were about leaving Mr. Kennedy aid that he derired Wo apologise to the reporters for tak img Mr. W:liiamson for one of their number, to which he wae given to understand that apy apvlogy from him was unnecessary. THE POLICE WHO WENT ON TO WASHINGTON. It seems that two of the detectives who proceeded to ‘Washi; g'on bad rather a narrow escape from being mob- bea ot Haltimore, if alt accounta are true, While in Wash- frgton they in rome way got the ill will of one of the detectives. and during their stay there their movements were folly knows to the Obief of Police. Beliewing that they were a litle too officious, one of the detectives, it is ale get, forwarded to some of his friends the fact that these two detectives were the men en- faced in getting up bogus report of assassination of the President elect, Aud that they were to leave for New York on a certain tram. Fortunately for the two officers, some of their Phiiadolpbia frionds. connected with the police of cts, pasted throogh Baltimore a few hours in advance of tho Now York detectives, and, learning that there was a diposition o do them injury when they reacho t Balti ® re, cetermi: ed t mew | them of the danger by tele gravb This they found they could not do at Baltimore, aod immodustoly on their arrival at Philadelphia gent a deepatich on the New Yotk detectives received the deapateh just. as (bey were departing, and on their ar rival at Baltim ore jymped trom the cars before they had got wel) into the depot, and, securing a close carriage, drove ib a rouncaoout way to the Philadelphia Railroad depot. Hore they got into the baggage car, and suoceede in getting away in vofety. Itwasevitent, however, that ome of tbe Ba'timore chaps were on the wateb for tuem, a8 Bev0ral 1D wore made respecting them on the arrival of the train. Tho oifleers were not aware of the canse of the intended arsault upon them until yesterday, when they recoived a letter from a resident of Wasbing- ton giving the full wecount wad the name of the person who wus the means of gotting up the affair, COMPLAINT AGAINST MR. E NEDY. Yesterday uflernoon respectable German physician talled at the Essex Market Court, before Judge Steers, and desired to wake « complaint againet Joba C. Ken- aedy, Superintendent of Police, for assault and false im prisopment He alleged thit while he was at the Ger. man meeting at the Cooper lustitute, Mr. Kennedy came up slongrive of bim aod keocked off his hat with a cane tbat he bed in bis hand, anc when be attempted to removetrate with Mr K for the ungentiemanly manner ip which be naed bim, be was, by orders of Mr. Kennedy, dragged off to the station house. Judge Steers stated to him that he would nave to seek redress ay civil court, The Street Commt climen, Srkner Commussonen’s Ovrice, ) New Yous, March 11, 1861. f To mr Hononante mm Boakn or Couxctumey: — Geyriemey—I have just returned to the city, and find ‘an unanswered resolution of your honorable bedy, passed February 28, 1861, “requesting the Street Commissioner to \wform your board at its next meeting by what autho. ity he authorized Abrahom P. Garlock and Patrick MoGinneee to go werk for the Corporation at Hasex market, whilet at the same time they were holding the oaicion of Inspectore of Incumbrances on Wharves in the treet Department In reply, I beg leave to stave that be Street Commissioner did not authorize this work to be Cone: on the wely ordered that it should tot be donc » wore inade covering the expeose Loi ret uae Abrabm DP. Carlock nor Patrick MoGrnvers to do this work. A grows irregularity has oc- Curtes i» Ube cave, arleing first from the Common Coun- geil ordering work to bo done withont making af appro riation there’, aud seoona m 4 failure on the part Of the Superintendent of P vgs Wo comply Mrictly with the order tment, and ordi of Wo Common ( t oxplagation of all eve facts in rope referred to the following or 2m thie deparumont, and ¢or 6 fod FF ihe Superintendent of Repairs Hier, name * él July 5, 1860 —street Comm out of Repairs and sipoties, « be ins Urred Onl# for vo B Ja nuery 2, 1801 tondont pairs wnd Sup lewioner to Su reeting hy expe aed to most rigid eornomy b:01%g used oii after the presage of tho tax ap opr) stiona, OO March 4, 1.81.—-Report of faperintow 04 Supplies in ro, Uy (© Fesolutinn of inquiry Board of Conneitoen, Pelative to emp oy ing Pook & Medinnene tas ork on Kisses market repairs, ke, D, March 4, 1561... *ceet Commissiongy ty Superia- NEW YURK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1861. { ndent of Repairs and Supplies, asking why Kr. Carlock wan iE. March 5, 1861.—Re; of Superintend: ct of Repairs and Suppliea to sareet Ceaneissionte, sianioa, the cireame TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. New Yors, March 11, 1861, You are mistaken in placing my name among the list Of applicants for the office of United States District At- torney. |] am not an applicant for that or apy other office whatever. Neither have I been, a8 you state,@ candi- date for Congress, from my district; but in the last elec- Very respectfully, your obedient servant, THOS. B VaN BUREN. ecxsioas Oriee, Cane an a "bet, 883, gat, Gea’ ene! een? 4 705, 305, 323, 365 ny 1633, a uy 508, 30) ry - oe “C rea ia i 3149, ay a 200 2 519, 695, 709, 713, 724, 721, 724, 494, 206) 4 art 2— Nos. 317, 630, 140, 453, 464, 134, 735, 245, 338, ar ‘ies, Ti4, 2990. 486, 5387 1) FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monpay, March 11—6 P. M. The bank statemont of to-day compares as fol- ‘ows with last week Week ending Loans, ste Creietion Deposit March 2. . $121 893 963 eer) 89,635,298 March 7 2,705,094 98.71 8 Tuerease. Fn, 131 44.973 — Decrease. - 587,639 - 923 850 Compared with the changes which other state- wents have shown, the above reveals quite @ mode- rate variation from last week. The increase of loans and the decrease of specie are both the fruit ofthe award of the new government loan; and con- sidering that $8,000,000 were drawn out of the banks in specie, aud nearly an equal amount of securities deposited with them as collateral for joans, the decline in the specie column and the in- crease in the loans seem both quite moderate. the falling off in deposits indicates @ partial re- vival of business throughout the country; it is to be hoped that it may continue. Money is quite duil to-day, at about 6 per cent for call loans. Paper of the highest grade is in active demand at 6 a7 per cent; lower grades were at various rates. Treasury notes are wanted to-day at an advance. The foreign exchange market continues dull. Bankers ask 106, but there is very little demand. Importers generally are using their money in pay- ing duties, and are postponing their remittances to the other side. The stock market was buoyant and active this morning, the news of the probable evacuation of Sumter being regarded as conclusive against civil war. We intimated some days ago that the difti- culty would probably end in this way, for the pre- sent, and that, in the absence of the actual immi- nency of hostilities, the bulls were likely to pre- vail on ‘Change. The event has verified the asser- tion, To-day a very large business, indeed, was done, and, beginning with United States stocks and running through the list to the Western railway shares, everything was wanted at an advance. Central rose 1; Erie, Hudson, 194; Michigan Central, 14; Galena, Vas Rock Island, 134; To- edo, 1; guaranteed, *4; IMinois Central, 2; Read- ing, %. State stocks ‘were all very firm at a gene- ral Bavasibe; and so were governments. The lead- ing speculators continue to receive advices from Washington predicting a continuance of peace, and announcing that both Mr. Lincoln and Mr. Davis are bent on avoiding the shedding of blood. This afternoon the market was strong, and the full prices of the morning were paid for all kinds of stocks. At the close the market was firm, the following being the quotations:—United States 6’s 1881, 9424 2 9 a 6's, 79 a 4; Tennessees, 747, a 75; Missovri 6's, 47.944; Canton, 4 a 15; Cumberland Coal preferred, 624 a 8; Pacitic M 8524 a 24; New York Central, 79%4 a 14; Erie, 33% a 34; Hadson River, 464 3, ep OD « @ 16; do. preferred, 393; « 40; Reading, 45%/ a 24; Michi gan Central, 58°, a 59; Michigan Southern and rn Indiana, 15°; a °4: do. guaranteed, 361 ; Panama, 116 a 11644; Mlinois Central, 82a 14; Galena and Chicago, 7244 a4; Cleveland and Toledo ; Chicago and Rock Island, 594 on and Quincy, 74 a 4%. Sub-Treasury was as fol- business of the lows:— Receipts... 252 479 76 76 000 00 Balance . ‘The exchanges at the Bank Clearing Sean this morning were $24,357,285 29, and the bal The City of Manchester, arrived at this port, brings nearly two hundred aud fifty thousand dol- lars in specie, consigned as follows: Brown, Bros. & Co. Dosham & Dimon. Fruncis McDonald 2,000 00 Snow & Burgess. 2.000 00 Halsted, Chamberlain & Co + 1,000 00 Joon i Grislith, 950 00 Trenholm Bros. & Co. 934 15 £61,370 05 The arrangement entered into by the banks of this city, on the 21st of November last, by united concert of action, to sustain the commercial inte- rests of the city, and to obviate the panic which at that time appeared to be so close at hand, ex- vired on Saturday evening last, and the remainder of the outstanding certificates were all returned. The maximum amount issued of these certificates was $7,375 000. The net receipts of the Harlem road for the month of February are as follows February, 1860. Febr 1861 Deer 9 —One working day less than in 1860. On account of the flood at Albany, no through freight or ex- press matter was carried for seventeen days. The passenger business was also interrupted. The Charleston Courier states that Governor Brown, of Georgia, has seized the Northern stock in the Macon and Western Railroad, amounting to a million of dollars. Stock Exchange. Monpay, March il, 1861. “—" » te ‘Sleou. 921; 400 fis Kew el 4 + 92), 4 Mieo0 1 Sei ree 1000 U & 6'8°74 cou, 1000 Treasi2pen'ts. But 1000 Tenn 6's (90.. 100 19000 dh . 50 20000 do. £880 00 20000 do. 930 350 4000 Virginia or. 300 175 Mich 80 & N TRE 50 Mich so 4 NI gs. 1000 ai 4000 NCarotina 6 32000 Missouri 6'*.. 2000 dO... 65 11000 ao. 16000 do. 600 Bekiy D6 eb 6 BK of Commerce 6 MetropolitanBank 104% 260 1 dO... wes 106 560 W Park Bavk...... 10634 300 500 Pacdint! 85 Co. boo 56 900 do. S00 Clove & Pitts: 4 L bh Cleve, olMOuRR. 0146 60 Gal &@ te RE ; Coniral | a ms 60 do. ed 00 do “10 wo do, bt ‘ wo ao “00 1910 Clev iti RR... 36 0 WO... xO b80 200 Mice 70 400 v oO iver WR 401% 000 a OM 10 290 1250 €o 100 Hudson fy 400 a * 3 s 250 Chi & RisiRP.830 68%% 150 do. 63 EB «2m bex' 9 ant 4000 Hon &StJoaRR 49 Tape D &HudCan’) 90 $0 Pas Sall 88.Co 85 40N YC ntraiRR 7 100 bls 19 100 . 2» 1 do, 78% 16 Panama = Hariem RR. 153f 676 1 Cen RR 82 200Cle& PittaburgRR 9 Gal &Cni RR p10 72 1000 Cleve & rol" Re aB% | wath 100 Chi “i Re is Re oe _— York city Banks, March 9, I86L. Banks. Loms, Wpecie — Cir'lai a. Deposits. $6 120,664 3.372 878 190 5¢3 6,541,076 7,219,679 1,824 416 ian on 4, 3819) 054 528 201 2 87.25: "231 089 3, ont 416,588 242.266 1,174,999 270.526 5 455 410 ‘1,975 5,935 501 288,791 105,888 152,103 132,469 186 975 215 660 139,354 $1,361 192,260 2 387,289 48.877 Corn Excbange. Continental. Mercantile Maphat tan. Merchan Metropolitan. 4,972 293 Mech. Bk Ass'n 463,921 Man ‘& Merch. 767 929 168,823. 485,708 Market. . 1.562'051 314752 948 439 Marine 910,530 58,088 Mech. & Trads.. 986,206 285,322 N fen River. N N. North Amer!os.. Nupsau. New York National. Oriental. . ‘ 2,622 336 262,458 » 984,417 — 256.699 4,788,855. 1,529,568 saan 149 300 3.238 223 812.008 3,957 384 1 076,796 7 1146,223 315.939 cITY COMMERCI AL “REPORT. Mowypay, March 11—6 P. ¥. Aber —Sales 30 bvis. at full prices. Brgapstures.—Flour was a trifle ci » Dut ot jn much demand, 2s buyere were reluctan’ to opsrate. oa Jena at stili lower rates. Siles 8,700 state and W 1,400 bois. Southern and 400 bbls Canada, clos! extra State, shipping brands, at $5 12) a $5 20, and extra Ohio do, do. at $540.0 $550. The sales of ry flour and We now quote:— $5 ‘carn mea) wore unimportant. Superdine state,....... Extra State, goot to choice. Superfine Western... . Common to choice Western extra. Mixed to straigh: Soutnern. Rye flour. Corp meal, Jersey and ‘Brandy wine —Woeat was ut least 2c. cheaper, aud was free'y atturod, The demand was tair. The sales amounted to 76.000 bushels at $1 42 a $1 54 for white, and $1 1d Western, $1 204 $t 2 b western club, and $1 13 s. Corn was tnrettled: sales 50 060 bushels at G5e. a 6h3z6 0, aud 560 a Bic. for new Westeru m'xo}, and 61 Southern yellow. Ryo was steady, but dull at was quiet: gates 4,000 bashals -tato. Oats were gelling wt 3i3;0. a Bde. for State an? 32346 a 3340. for Western and Caoada, Cork Was in more demand, wad sales were age Rio at 1140. 4 18442, with 230 bags nd 100 bags Maracaibo on terms not made public CorTos. — he demand was moro active, and was by spinners. Th» sales amour’ o8, on a basis of 11 3. oling uplend por pound Faricnts.—Produce was not shippers were unwilling to pay asking rates. pool the engagements included 11,000 bushels buik,and 11000 buskels corn in bags 3 bacon at 408. 1d., (6,000 bushels w flour at4a., 100 bb! at 45s, To Glouces' bushels wheat were shipped at 13344, in bulk. gow, nothing new. Hay.—Sales have been made of 500 bales, part at 5c. Hors —Anout 50 bales wore disposed of at 24c. a 30c. Ikon was in slack demand, and was somewhat nominal. Txap was duik, prices wero unsetiled. Lim was in request, at $1 for common Rockland. Moratses.—Sales were male of 98 bbls, New Orleans at S2e, and 100 bhds. Cuba museovade at 2ic. Val STORMS. —Sales wore geaerally ligat to-day, but ices were quoted stealy. Ous.—The demand was chiefly for linseed, at 60c. a Provieioxs —Pork was dull, and 300 bbis, were sold at $17 1244 a $17 25 for mess, aod $12 50 a $12 76 Cor pr’ ae, per bbI. There was less activity in beet, of which only 160 bois. changed bance at former rates; ‘and in lard, the sales of which were confined to 300 pekge ut 93g0. a 10:¢0. Baron, cut meats but er and choese were inactive. Rick. —About 250 casks were sold at 3)<0. a 4350. Seaps—Tbere were 400 bags Clover roported acid at The a Other kinds were not active. soar — About 100 boxes Castile change hands on p. t. vG.ks were in fair cemand, ang sales were reported of 1,250 bhis,, mostly Cuba, at 43gc, a 6'40., but laciud- ing 426 hbda. melado on p. €., and’ 656 boxes Havana at 53gc. WHC TALLOW, —Sales 10 000 Ibs, at 9340. —Sales 700 bbls. mostly at 17\X0. SHIPPING NEWS. eve 7% eve 906 Port of New York, March 11, 1561, CLEARED. akicamanty Northern Light, Tinklepangb, Aspinwall—D B icamehip Cahawbs, Smith, Havana and New Orleans— Livingston, Croeheron & Co. = Montgomery, Berry, Savannah—H B Cromwell ©0. amahip James Adger, Phillips, Charieston—Spoftord Co. , Wilmington, NC—H B & 3 Steamship North Carolina, Pow Cromwel hip pA Holt, San Franeivco—W T Coleman & C Ship Kepublik (stem), Wencke, Bremen—Henschen & Un rt, Bark Magi, Cheever, London—1 8 Carman, Bark H Cann, Ohipman, Cork and a market—Edmiston i Bark KB Walker, ‘Raynes, ‘Hevan Bark Yurnuri, Anderson, Mt 7 Demill, Hoey, re Demat & Go. ne, Phlladelphin—Wisks & sell bug Baltimore, Potier, Vorcau Frince—H Becker & Graeves, rig Fainhow, Giles, Havana 8 W Walden, Jr Bi 2 Joseph, Cables, Cary ghreAmbrote Light, Bryant, ¢ nas—Yates, Porterfield #rig Qovan Wave, James. Xibara—) B Ward & Oo. pli Abana (Bri, Sullivan, St Stephen, NB—H J & OA rig Crewford, Small, Philadelphia Talhot & Co, Brig Indus, Anderson, Elizale:hport—T Chase & Co, Kehr 111 stroup, Foster, Havana—T 6 Chase & Oo. Schr L A Edwards, Line, Chorleston—0 © Murray. Pebr Howard, Howard, Philadeiphia—J L Davia, ARRIVED, Suamship City of Manehewier (Rr. Roskell, Liverpool Feb & nsiown Zid. with inde and passeny h, Oh Heat, tat 44) Von 72 15, passed Wr brig Re with mdse and ma of, Prving e rmonkey Pall nok iotvera, 2b m {atieras, Kaw two stoamers bound 8, Had very uc SE glen Sof latter x: Balk Levanrer (i of Varhooth, Ni) Raymond, Glaagae, ye. with A W wonthet y of Sandy ‘took, iS anya, 34 days the paso r norm, Naples, 65 day ilad heavy weather , Trinidad 16 days, W Bedford, 2 daye, tm batlaat; to chr Joba, 8 4 days Sear 80 Hulse, Furman, Virginia, 2 day Schr Savon, Kiatehford, Blizabettiport for Savannah, Belur Almira T, Brigan Eliza Boston Aebr Maxepray Bs, 7 Daniel Weaver, P AF Hammond, aru bride port Retr Benjamin, Whalen, Bastport, 7 daye. Northern Light, Aspinwall: a amet Havana Moasgontary, Sarnnna 8 oot): barks Spe rigs’ Stadi stad Bate ap lier lanes rie feat Saree wi: ‘Wind at sunset NW, light Miscellaneous, Suir Svsas G Owsns—Charleston, March 7—Ship Sut ‘rom Newport, With s cargo'of irom, is ashore on Island.’ (By tel.) frm oat Sine Many Eossxtz, hence Vonummed het ¥2yage {duh vit rom tone « CLinTOMIA Waicar, Plummer, at Gibralt ‘has been told She was 233 tons, Martini sibat Baltimore, where she was owned, Uranus, Oburch. from Avx Caye for Trieste, before a put into Gibraltar eth vs ha’ been condemned wad Ske was 218 tone, Dullt at 2.dllowel! 1 1848, and owned this eity. Baumic (of Camden, Me). Hooper, from Mansenilla for ores, haiere 7a ried at into Ne rt 8th inst, bad sails 5 A repatr and damaged. Bric Usiox op age Fon Foxwell, from Baltimore for Savannah, vatint> Norfolk @it'inst, eaky. The Coderwrivers of Balls sent an agent down. — Mary D Lane (not brig Mary D Genter, , hanen 5 ye for Charleston, was abandoned at sea (no date, &c) tain and crow taken ig’ New Onioets by ainp indiana, The DA wae 97 tons, bullt at Haddam im 1636, and owned in this Seux Norn Sti: wan very Kev Tshore wear he Lig tho, decks having been ntove Pour antes ots satog at Hull reporta that schr Enterprise, Pinkham, of and jantucket for Boston, pith & cargo of 40 bole fosr, 12 hide maolasaes: Ac. struck of Egg Rock during the SW squall of Saturday, at8:4 PM. All hands ‘eft her toon after she struck and wast ashore ai Bos: ton Light, The scbr will bea total loss: will be saved in a damaged condition. She lire on her broadside, with mast heads in the water, 4” number of Lighters were dear her on » Picking up wreck stuff, roncme mn Namnacuacc, from St Pierre 5th ult for Boston, be. ont, experienced very heavy weather, lost thost ober halle boot’ siboom, Be, Was apaecn ty sisamer Ce. for Liverpool, but the seas ran o high a be lowered to take them off. The mist grew ao thick that they soon lost sight we made so fast on,the echoner, they before morni ‘weather being more moderate nexigdey, they contrin set 1, and stood 9 the we-tward. Sie stii2k In the afternoon insice of Wedge Island, near St Marys, Gy preg en im ue- diately bilged, None of the crew Knew their wl arate, and they remained all night in the the sea bi over them. They had just compl ‘@ ra t next morning, Paco ny, put out from shore, and took themoff. They re badly froet bil et The wreck ot the chooner (she was inn allan) with ‘everything belonging to her, was sold atauc jon for Bos St Cuopp. henon for Salem, before reported aghore on Sod, nde of Welfeet, was’ #9 tons, built at Salem in to Geo Steele, Jr, of Gloucester, She was [eared tor gx000 at the Glouceattr Mtarine olice, Sound P Byrne at Belfast from Boston, carried away fore and main topmasts and foremast bead off Cape Elizabet! and pnt into Portland for repairs, ouR Ike MAnvet, Stone, which sailed from Boston, bth inst for Bal re, return o the former port 9th inst, hay De, on the afternoon of the 5th vgn off Nauset, enooun- tered s'heary gale frem he NW, and lost part, of ‘cargo of ge a al : before Gon wind untile & tha ntera. lost 01 1 aud opils Zore ano ‘walneal, and this hore to ‘under the storm trysail; 8th, AM, weather mod- erated, made sail and stood for Soston. Vessel does not leak. AR “ep Weicut, Clark which sailed from Boston, 8:h fant fer New York, pat aok 108, with, wadder dammiged, havin; ed ashore from Navtasket Roads on Gallop’ Ishand ‘ane the SW gals, Sth, Has a cargo of Unseed, cas an Bristot, Feb X-—The American ship William D. ‘Treat, which eaied sor Swansea, 16th inst, has he being to tow of a stcamtug down Chantel, wl Dept, and when off the Sker weathers, yesterday. mo Blowing hard from SSW, the hawsers|atiached to. the, tu pr 1d the abi> drove towards the lee shore, when bo: Enchora were let go, which coming home they. tmmedia-ety cut away, the masts, and the ship rode just outside the braak- ere; she will be towed to Bristol to-morrow. Livxaroot, Feb 20—The American bark George, of Boston, derelict, with ber foremast and main topgailantmast gone, ras passed 'n lat 4140 Non 12 19 16 W, by tbe Lanthe, which ‘not board her on account of the heavy sea, The George, from New York Jan 10 rane Antwerp. tha, arhore at Piymout The Ceres, from New Orleans for Ween ‘has ut into Queensiswn win) one of 4 men and jioboom. to Mariners. The Cross Leaee guatin in Delaware Bay, has i; spend he 10! acre Spoken, &c. The “ tndi n Yalentta Sor Boston” Rec tae jentta “or Boston iogieoort inka Guinn, from Liverpool for NOrleang, Feb 4, of Savannah, bound B, March 1, fl lon 74 oon, cleared’ at Savann aL ide of Canada, no Tat, &e. wahRseory (Ship Georgia, Mac! Boe iverbook A layge sbip bound in, supposed t> be the from Liverpool tor Yortland, was seen March Foreign Ports. Anrwerr, Feb 0—Sid Gen Williams, tlatheld, NOr) ‘eans. Arrip the Scheldt Mth, Extty Simpson, Heoburn, NYork Bousay, Jan 2—In toh ships Marselus, Hallett, from Cal- gua, arr 12th; “vinnehaha, Beauchamp, {fom Singspors, arr yanl Sharp, from Caleutta, arr 2let; Ditigo, Emery, trom oyd roy drenuda, Dreger, ‘rom Cal outta, arr 26 Boardman, Brown: Lorhado, Mun for Liver: 20): Pehture; Gaus frome Chi elope, Colm dor NYark: Spirit of the Fimes, ull klein, for do cy Me Sid isih, Br ‘i Gheat ‘Northern, fouston, ‘eb 17—Arr Harvest Home, Berry, Bristol. Govomad, Cevion, previous io Jan 24—Sla Unsywah, Kir- dy (from Mblbourae), destination not given. Oancurra, Jan 9—Arr Partbenia, H/aton, Sundori Lombard, Eastman, Liverpool ld Jan 1i, Valetta, W Table Bay. CGH; 12th, © = Lunt, auritia & S n Kagie, Ohism, ‘ab Hale, ‘Graves, Meuritin: In port Jan 19, ship Pacthenia, Hipion, from Sunderland, ips: Gulding Star, ale, chdriered for, Sydney. 2 6d.; Northara Crown, Merrill, tor China, at arend otters for freight to the "United. Staion unter, of Boston, Oromby, to arrive from Mele haa been taken for China at 8780 rupees per month, reerera to pay all ol pilotag and stream hire, Daast. Feb 20—Arr Neptune's Bride, “illett, London fo: Sar. diff; 21st, Jubilaum, Kimme, do for 8¥ ork (hud anchored). Gaseow, Feb 19--Arr Joha Beli (s), NYors. Houvundo, Feb ISP at back, Hanlin, Davia, from Liver: Fo 19—Arr Expross, ost lly Melek ‘and Zegilator, 18) c ate, Morse; D, NOrleabs, Cld . Tanbs, SYork cock, mtb, eee Pentecost. Ni ugen'o, Armstrong, Charleston; theoda, Sey, halls vei inering, Dollard, Ni York; Tus David Stuart, rents, r rleston: + or nella Allen, Apalachicola; ok, our. Bu, Worley Posalioner, Keadall 1 do, via Queenstown, ware atta. and Cbepultapec, A: NOrieaney Weton Merrit, Keligrun ” Romvoo, Steuinis Ey nd Konachan, Scott, and Marcia © Day, Chase, do; Wm M Rice, Crowell, (ul. Protect »r, Clark, for NYork (with loss of City of Brook! n, @hase, for Mobile (with ee vais ees aust, Moz soon, Hare, and Milan, Eustia, for gpl Lalla Bowkb, andria; Vande- annah; Char lathe, Cousins, and sein = 3 ie Calista ia ves, jawen, in the nver outward bound Feb 19, Young Mechanic, Mo- Loon, for NYork, and ovbers, Web 2), wm Woodbury, MoLollan, for Hali‘ax; D Peters, Carus, for Quebec; Sheridan, Xusrell , Spark the inney, Key West (ent'Fob 16 (or N Gnteana). bent, eran NOrieaos; Jane, Marsball, Ba- vanoah: Etna (s) N* vient, Hill, Ady Feb 21, Bohemian (*), land Feb 28; Hina (for Niork 2th; “Arabia ( Wrforgo Mari 2; KS By, Liviagston gpd James Foster, tn ‘Abe, for do, Feady; Aléx Maraball, ara Lowpom, Feb iar Thos Wrpitney, Kelly, Boston, Gubel, Petry, Philadelphia, Cid ma, % 2h, Ne Bht ont 2b 9 Joufivenrat xt, for Port Philip; Ameri ean Qengrens, Woot ‘oodward, NYork. Sid {rom Tiravesend Wid, Arthur ®hite, Kelly (Crom Lon- 2 Patton, Key don), Boston; 20th, Adama, Adame, Wi Latagn, Feb *Put th, Boadlco Coulthart, from Glas. gow for N Minrorn, me, Feb, 19—Putin, RO Winthrop, Norville, from Li- fer TLE: Feb 1?—~Arr Zephyr, Lano, NYork; St Jean, Charleston, ie nether bas Mapras, Jan 15— Arr MeryLord, Patterson,Greenock ; 1th, Trimonntain, Field, Hong Kong; I7th, Frank’ Flint, tobinson, LA, Feb 18—In port brig Baitic, Hooper, for New ‘eb 18—Sid Annie Maria, Gregerson, NYork. sr illawaihiy Hall, Have TN York; ter, NY or Feb 16—Arr Constantine, Dunbar, Callao; NOrleans for Liverpool; 2is:, Wiliam (Prna), NYork; Wasbington, Patten, Valparaiso; Knud Akerhjelm, hiladelphia ra Jaxtina, Jan 25—1n py barks Adelatde, Wingate, from Ago Baltimore, 20: Agnes, Thompaon, from ‘icerpool Tn ribs Unwin, Wallsce %, + Kurope, ldg Sid revious bark Senecn, Feinhagon, St. thomaas.brigs RCW righ: ir do down tn ballast); Pallulaky Plummer, Santos \ for Europe. NTANDER, Feb 15—Art previous, Casualidad, New Or- leans Saaca, Feb 24—In port barks Almira Coombs, Drinkwater, for Burdpe, gots 7; Orchitle, Devereux, for do 12 days gous 708 K Tiboetts, Keo Dorrance, Smith, and three for NYork 16 da; Dock, for do 10; Chas Wesley, For |. M Merritt, ba a! for do 2 weeks, Manzo for Boston 12 daya? schr Mayflower, for Portland 6. Am merican Poi pALBXANDRIA, March 9—Arr Mary Ann Magee, Magoo, ehOutON, March 9, PM Att brig it H Madtteary, Cliffords Tri Compon, donvoy, Merril may, | Returned, sch ike Marvel, Mone. hence oth inst for. Baltimore ld sohrs Ml Mrawster, Hawking, Mobile; Hannah Matilda, Price, Wilmington, NC Plymouth Roc, ‘Norris, NYork. Nothing ‘weut vo sea, wind SW to WRW freeh, with rain, E, March 9.8 10 Arr Pras ship Arnold Hontn- rhe SA tiara d, Lawson, Palermo; an’ Rio. “Tuetro: brig. Stephen young, Chase, How rchrs Thos Hagley (Hr), MeConpell, Hallfaxs belte Imes, nnd Saral G, N v all River: Forest Coombs, Bagua: Luther ¢ Linen: Mist, Divaoswa: ow Brem ship. Ferd je Muscovado (ia, "Duulen 1 ‘vad, y Frase ond sid) Peeries, eae St i sete and wid) "AyKON, Cre ingston, Ja; HB Me Wall, Burton, and @ hite Foam, Millikin, Provid: 4 rip © RApaniding, Howes, Hosa: ) Mid senate: Hata, Stafford, Korterdam: brig kK Kirkland Kuight, st Johma, Pi, aig yPAT, March ¢ Arr sehr ¢ Tlolrook, N York id achwa DK Arvy, Brier, and dea blower, Dickey, Balik mores Acteon, McFariacd, Boston; oth, M. salem. BHIBTOL. March &-Atr schre Danial Brown I Hiver for Baitimore; 2 W Thorne, Davis, do for N CUARLESTON, Marsh 6-Arr schea’' Hele Pook, Yratanaas; Joby Aumack, Ploren. Sv ork: Monica Botion fis sole aren, Hand, NY biog rom be ord Amerika cha, Bremen; ashe New Jers; nowim Jaeksoneilia. 1 Fall ork. bark E Wright. Jr, Gib>s, Boston. Cld seb arty Ay Ba) imore; ~~ NYork; Pred tyd Noriesns. ‘ship at fear ; Br bark Jane, Mel Bag: Salt and Onto Bide er ites ‘Soames meee: rie aleohpeertane N, ise eld ; James Nelleon, Burt, New RT, Feb 28—Sid seb G D King, MoGeager, ier’ PPladelpbin: March 4, eR Heda of ben ren, Sayn, fry, Pal pha; ben me Tense Ht Rardan, Collins, THh, Marth Bolg sehr Ocean Flower, Gove, “Arr schrs A K Dunton, 8! Rockland for N York; Bush, Provingetowy for do: Mary = Mangum, Wi ORLEANS, March 5—Arr steamship Habana, MoCon. nell Havanst ships @B tumnes Door tigers, yiesatt (8D) Alex MeNelll, Somers, ‘Philadelphia; Srige’Pubilla (sp) iuareiola. Havana; W ie Kirby, Barwtow, ja. steamship Johnson, in En ‘Hammond, Dyer, “Caledonia, P Stoney, Arr ships Thos Jefferson, Rolins, Boston; Transit, Pat- ten, Havre: Darks Acteon (Br), Benson, Glasgow; Eliaabeth dud, Palermo, sehr DF Koattn , Reaper, Mina- {haa Gide ry, Grr, Hav horus, Peadieton, Maverick, Bas Moelioe ot Wales (BP st, Tarragvaa.and Barco’ allett, ; Mutual, Young, Glas. sea Feb 29, ship Pocohontas: 20th, si bark Lanta: ‘March 2sbips Vilafranca, Castor, JPM ang Melee ‘NOK! OLE, March 8—Arr schr Cusseta, Grindell, Balti- more bound ‘to Gavanneh, put in with lossof anchdr. Old Baltimore, “NEW BEDFORD, March ‘oe Arr sebr Charles Henry, from Boston for NYork palin f in for @ new mainmast, the old one Deing defecuve at NEWPORT, March Are schrs. Mail, Kelley, Providence for baa bia; Ann seh Fall rae East Greenwich ‘hase, i Ri for New York; tea Bird, Brawes, Welifcet for do! EA Saunders, Blizabeth: port t 7 Boston: Lucy White, Aveye ttdokinnd tor New York: WM Mendall, New Bedford for do; Esquimaux, Briggs, Dighton tor dot J Raker, Pleros, Harwich for Nor Benj) 8 Wright, Brown, Boston for Tangier; Annie Faith, ler, Camden tor Norf sik. Returned. owing to head Webb; schra Hardscrabbl>, regory. Ween ae Mt, brig Baltic, Hooper, Massanilla, T0th—Arr aches Ocean Wave, Freeman, and Dorado, Rob- bins, Fortune Bay, NF, for New York. In vessels NEA HAVES. March 991d George, Whitney, St Grotx PHILADELPHIA, March 9a 10—Arr_ steamers ? Matihawa:Hostont Belusrare, Cannon, Niork; sip Jette, Will Bosto monks bark Mi: Adelia, ‘Powers, Maite Law, amosbury, Cha srigeton; F imball, Stinson, Gl M Tay! (anna Fosvons oF, on, and “Gazell >, a Sita: ‘Annie Ki 3 achrs 8 F Abbott, Gudlam, Savan: aes David Smith, Bouglass:" i Thompsin, nd NBT Th Boa nuria, hitney ei Wan: 8 L Crocker, Grewal Taunton: Gazell on ag E Chester, Brow: er, NLondon; ani ‘order PROVID! tat “Air PE, Match #—Arr steamers Ospray, Kenner, and Vetrel. Young, NYork; ‘slgops Blenz!, B riggs, Elizabet! port: George H Davis, Davia, N’ loth—Arr steamer, Albrairons, "Jones, NYork. 814 schr George 1 Feiter, Reybert. N York: sloop Pointer, Nichols, do; nd trom Below, schrs Somerset and Susan & M iy. RICHMOND, March § Arr brig Fred Bugove, Haws, Rock. land; sehrs Crenshaw, Moree, NYork;, B. Slckérion, ‘Nicker won, Boston; Elizabeth & Eleanor, Lane, NYork; Arctic, 0c) BoAN FRANCISCO, Fob 21—Are ship Malay, Witleomb, joston; 23d, Lookout, Sherwood, N York: jyren, Green, Boston’ ‘aid Sous, éotland, i ilinghnm, Caio, Chariot of Fame, Hubbard fRomos, Yong Kone MARKS, Feb | ig Gia ooh ‘aterbury,, Swinerton, N¥ork: 25th, brig Samvon, Leertoff, do, lb Port 2h, bi ‘Surf, Melntire, diag; Suwannee, Munro, TOA . AH, March 4—Below, schr Martha J Skinner, from &, it in for repairs, Cld brig Harrold, Haarfager, Wa st Hartlepool, Eng, for orders, schr Pacific, Farrow, fehingon, Xe ‘NC. 6th—Arr steamships R R Cuyler, Ce, and Alabama, —— York; Br ship Lord Elgin, € Lge ond ido ge rem bark Johanna, Fesenfelt, London, fi wn Vaughn, Yorn: Moonlight, Tuth: oy Boston, ee br ship | street Medina, Morris, Liverpool; Br barks Observer, Treffry, an Surlingabire, Adams, do: ‘rig Speedaway, "Pebmpeon,' Bose oTn—cla ship Earl of Derby, Burns, Liverpool; bark La- conie, Satiaer, Fleetwood; schr Harriet ‘Lowia’ Williams, ar denas. paeattsronr, March. nid bark David Nichols, Nichols, Boston. Sid 4th, 3 Waccamaw, Nichols, Bucksvill< id Brown, Africa. Sid be ‘angier; Leocad\a, Small, amiursarox, March rae peamat nard, NYork: Dut gon, fon, and “Teabel Albert 4 tab eh vor? ae pee (hax pr ysl sme NiBREOWE Mise iar schr Con miro. New 7th, sebre Sea ie se Tt ‘Srennteans Jones ‘Cuba REWARDS. “REWARD OF ONE Ut Geo brea te. we be paid for the recovery of ths body of an insane to have eommitied suicide either oy in the Bropx river, or in some other man- ner, hiaenetridge his hat and sbirt having been found tn thats vietalty, He is about five feet A eet ee tall, stout figure, full, florid face, dark eves, bl whiskers, and mustacbe. ‘He has the appearance of beingabout thirty-seven yeart of ge. Any information relative to the above may be addressed wo the ofllce of the Superintendent of Police, in Broome street. $ REWARD.—LOST, FROM 8 BLEROKER STREET, ©) on Thurday last, a’ dra colored Scotch Terrier slut’ Whoever will return ‘the same shall receive the above re- wat $5 REWARD WILL GH GIVEN BY RECUENIA young Newfoundland Dog, two fore feet gray, wl spot on breast, at 266 Mulberry st'eet $5 REWARD —LOS?, FROM 198 ALUEN STREET, A De) black and tan terrier De size; had brass vol- lar and padiock; name W. G | fer oft tbe ectlar. ARD.—LOS?, ON SUNDAY NIGHT, BETWEEN nd eignt o'elock, in or on leaving a Third avenue nth street, going towards Fourth avenue, a wink The above rewsra will be paid if left’ at Mrs. ¥ ictorine. Beekman’s, 141 bast Ubirty sith st eet, $5 REWARD.—LOST, ON MONDAY, MARTH Ul, A +) b’ack and tan Deg, with long ears; bad on a red leaiher collar with the name or Sporton it, Any one tinding the dig will please return him to drome street, or to Charles Sskscen , comner of Greenwich and West Tenth Streets, and re- oe 5 $2 2 0 BER, SEleA bobome March, Wort ag 5 Ga when beleft, brown clothes light, gray sap, with straight front; upper front (oth out, light brown hair, Hah hice eyes, broad! shoulders, height about 6 feet G inches All persona ace forbid trusting or harboring bim. Any information will be y received by his father CORNELIUS JOHNSON, Bentley, Staton Islan © ‘OPARTNE ERSHIP NOTICES. ENTERPRISING MAN, WHO CAN COMMAND some capital, and is not afraid to invest it in ware pay. ing business of oy we, this, summer, at watering paves, may call at the Metropolitan Saloon, 626 Broadway. PARINER WANTED—WIT!) $5,000, INA WELL 68- AL tablished cash manufacturing business. Address for an inverview Manufacturer, Herald omic, MISCELLANEOUS, "ANBAD OF i OF ALL COMFBTITION. Awe are determined to our Merchandise into of which fact after # perusal of the fo! Whit Frensk -els, Waite Tea pS 44" pieces White White fete Gad [= ¥ , China bets, Cut Glass Ge bleu the — we Cut ond Engraved Glass ‘Lecanters, quarts, ib Cut and Engraved Glass oy Sol ice baa tee ‘sow Sik ft UG gecesseesenssatecss ea ikok BONE Ca Sate Rretfordshise’ Pugin and: ome 7 Tron Stone China Din Tron Stone Chine i a dion Bt Breakte iron Rtone Iron Stone Chine Toler ONDE i WED! we will open af Fancy French China Dinner one taining from dred apd sixty to two ined plea, ranging pice =" the set, and all at about ONE- ‘the usual price, Any one bay need of a Orders addition of # sulllelent yum 10 only taken. Wpaltky &'Gon fat tae A ae atte ee See eas ea pom ai eee respectfully tarket ent t ent own and 1 stantly on and for recat oe ieee oe br? peat of unrivalled Buttonhole Twist end achive. tobe ry MALGAM BELLS. AA. at sricen within the reach atea fo te pet the land © Their use all over the dilly, W., London, RENCH PORCELAIN 2) PER CENT CHEAPER, WEIL BROTHERS, yore a od manufaetu: 11 Centre street, rear rear ballding, a WHITE ZINC PAINT—DRY¥ AND m™ p Oth, red and green Seal, at reduced for am, at the Vieille’ Montagne Company's depot, N TANG 9.100 TONS SOMBRERO: > QUAND JUST RE. sale in lots to sult purehasers, by R. » woop" & BON, 90 Front street. Pamphlets sent’ to ay au- +688. OPS, HOFS, HOPS. 200 bales Western State, new aye Baod six months paper. apply from to oipcaak om No. 63 Rachange ¥ ROOFS CURED WITH ELLERY'S PATENNT treet, 87 Park row, 168 i aight ave ‘avenae, feathered mee Mears venue and Junction way and Forty sixth street. Rights ac’ Paint for eaie BY Getter ey OELEBRATED CHOCOLATE, ily Seni Scents ri ‘or cash OF a ‘Chovolate Double Vani’ Chocolate Par ix Chocolate Cream Urops, ‘Chooolare All the above Chocolates are made from tne best ma erial and warranted pure or sole, wholesale and retail gN«Y MAILLARD, 621 Broadway and 138and 160 Mercer street. AIZE BAKERY.—JACOB SCHWA\ MAIZE BA- ker, 43 Mott street, near Bayard, and 182 Canal street, Cr ape well Maize of the finest flour at seven cen per Foun Mice tangas tuna and “a. great redaction 1m oo han Riibens ‘Sm wie Yas Yard, is taste La eng bh Ree wea ont ae . of Third avenue. Mantels put up in any place in thecountry. N? MONOPOLY. To! IE. ICE, The Rockland FEE 60 bale avin Foscured he Rocklane [ce Company bavini of lee are now prepared to muriy dal mm ipo ts, hotels ard confection no tonnection with any other eyo N Soeiges Jay street, N, Y.; depots, font Barrow street, North vom of Delancey at., “bail rivers foot of Pulvon 8 ‘Brooklyn, AINTERS AND DEALERS IN PAINT BROSHES will find guperioe anal analiey of Paint and Sesh Brushes, ‘Be.. at the brush factory, bufld- in, Dt Fa ju"PEL. OTATOE®—PELLHAM FARM SEEDLING roratoee e earliest known; will keep one year. Also. x Cider and Vinegar. Appiy to PEI my, je Buildings, Duane st, sckiailick: wil M. A.J. LYNCH, GETING, MACHINE NEEDLES — SINGER'S, WHREL ex & Wilron's and all other Kinds of maebine Needles, of Dauperior quality, to be bad ehewper whole- sale aud, rolgily aad the trae applied op on tiversl terean, ai PERNOT 8”. ‘anal street, corner of Elizabeth EAS, onogayas AND PROVISIONS. ‘HE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE WORLD. ever (85, {gia etbsSeia and’ ‘goods from Bogen inn ONPHOMAS R. AGNES, No. 200 Greenwich street and 20 Mu Goods detivered free in the city. pir segs PARTNER WANTED—A \USINESS MAN, WHO can put in $200 in money, may meet with an unexeep dato prea oergage th business tbat wil! yield, him BAgw per annum, wishont risk. Apply to 0. B. Bowes 60 , 429 Broadway room 12. NOPARINER*HIP.—/ HE COPAMTNERIHIP HERE J tofore existing ui r rant, at Now Sani 7 William street, Now York, bas (hla day deen diesoived by mutual consent, Mr. Kovtls reuiring: he FROBULICH, 4 bu ts BESCH. Pevr'troekbich will ronttoue the s00'9, a8 thanks to bis patrons for past favors « licks ac their patronage. JOTIOE.—THE PARTNE der the firm nam the concern. returnin, N isting Shearman, io, the Lithograpbie Tnstnons street, In the clty of New York, is this day diss slved by ma ‘ourent. Henry Seibert is auchorized to settie alt the bustnese of sald frm, and pavmenta are 10 & to him on nt of the business of the late firm, HL 186. ALEX. ROBERTSON, Hi. Nay pe as : a it Le pret! If Lithogr inued by the undersigned at street. ture of @ new housebold article, needet in ‘Agents wanted in every city. A steady, Indusir’: make $2000 a year. Nome capital will be required. or address Qeurge Weedon & Co, 22 aud 2 Frankfort sirest PARINER WANTED-IN A GERMAN NOOK AND nesspaper business, established since 18% yielding inrge and stondy profit, and capable of a more orients © tension, ira cap tal of abot tive thousand dilars cond be employed Best of recerenoes given and required. Address J, with real name, box Post oilice ARTNER WANTED WITH $900 TQ $50, 70 MANU facture a staple article, paying over 90) Pyoren . opband: partner tuily cure AMs,17 West Houston street, fr ven 9 tik Large orders, for ply toa. WI WARTED-« PARTNER, WITH $1,000 OR $2,.00, FOR the extension of & medical business. Address Dr. K., Herald office. Z()\() —AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN, Witt $¥0. OUYU. can purchase one-half interest iis well, paying established cash business, Apply to MURRILL & HAS- KELL, 57 Park row, room 10, ARTNER WANTED, WI'H THIS AMOUNT, $500. in a profitable and tel office business, ty take Jace Of one retiring: also, Sw acres of valuable Western Kindo exchange, with part (eash for merchandise, BLL» & 00,, 212 Broadway, room (00 WANTED, a8 ACTIVE, INTELL $5 VO Genter into partnership with » pw entablished, doing a cash business, requiring the a two, The person investing #ill bo amply secur amount Invested. Apply at 336 Broadway, root 0 WANTED, A MAN WILLING TO DBVOIE 6440) “its time fr an honest living, ws partnor in an old established cash business, paying $2) per wook al present, And can be very much increased —-App'y in (be store 4¥Oaual treet bear Orohard S501 WILL PURCHASE A ONE-Maut INTEREST OOO ina tirst class Broadway Reraurant, now doing @ Land profitable buainess Va he bostion is. one of hest on ‘his atrret, near ball rooms, theatres, de, Apply at 9 ‘ireedway, room 12 0, B, UUWES & 00. $Q()(). =A MARE CHANCE OFFERS FOR A MAN with the above amoun: in a god cash business, feren-e required. Apply at 179 Broadway, basement, ASK AN INTEREST ad ufactaring bwiness in led on without risk ad very profitable, times for the money invested. Adare ior. —s PARTNER I8 WANTED, WII THE 5 abeve capital. fo reapan ablo, and profitable 4 im ig ety. iy which a year can be fn Mr. LEVY, 128 Liberty greet, oro nc floor, “TO, $1000.—PARTNER WANTED, INA “aah manntactaring asst will pay an rf annum, m wt to devote 3 Swusincoe wt Dm 1o<etigation, n Brelocas, box 191” Kerala ee docu PERSONAL. B D. F. WILL MET, 43, WEDNESDAY, ye o'clock. | [A2-come HOME AND ALL WILL BE RIGHT. MOTHER. F THE PERSON UNDER THE NOM DR GUERRE of Chan: Duboleg who sddreased a personal to Miss Louise ‘ood, would come forward he can have all the he wants by addressing her at the Broadway Post ollice. NFORMATION be pied MARGARET a= 1*bna Lofti si eee aoe i Kate Loftis, 102 tralia papers please copy. [™RORMATION WANTED-OF MARY QUIN, AF JOAN Ryan's, 31 Washington street. P tthe ecw TO “ME, CARE OF ‘wooscaia= Leonard sireet, New York. Ans: Ls ©. D.—THERE 18 A ica FoR ait, nw |_the general Post oilice, box 1,135. ANNIB. O% QUESTION LEADS TO ANOTHER—AM RRADY to answer, and want she opportunity; write me.tn-onaf- my place of business, and nam Sher F bese there ita Will there is ® way, me your address, DDY—DON'T LET US PART THUS, GRANT MB fan Interview. Address station A, Spring stating when and where. 18, HE 1WO LADIBS WHO GOT INTO A FOURTH avenue car on Sunday o/vernogn. and got out at v non, sounre, will address J. L ©.. box 2,038 Post ouliee, stating whi roan luterview cui ibe nad, NE RELATIVES OF JO+ EPH HENRY PORTER FOR- merly of Wicklow, Ireland, supposed, to have lett Now: Sorter lon about the vent, et, wlan to obeain intonmatean respecting. inh. Apply to MeCobnin & Davidson, 147 Pear atreet, N. ;IEODORE §— COME HOME AS SOON AS POBRIBLE,, as you are forgiven. WHE MEANS ARE PROVIDED AND ALL Can BS 2. q raved. Return immediately, or send you tty" mu Ke ILL, THE WIDOW LADY, IN DEEP MOURNING, who walked down th ‘side of Browd way, called at. & jeweller's store near Os una returned again up'the same. side of the street about half-past seven on Friday evening, please communicate with JILL THE LADY WHO LOANED Bovey TOA gentleman in'e Madison avenue stage on Saturday, be so kind ‘as to rend her address to box 3,046 Paton w la the berrower a chance to revurn | Weta saune B. BROWN PLEASE ‘Went Nineteenth street TALL AT 19 202, Tike Vo wee om At 6), Where T {napected. OUT. OF TOWN. sHoUT, . M. on Thursday, = se Baw you yosten uy, FINE ARTS. AYRE ARTS JUST PUBLISHED, A el plate equesirian portr nd patriot, Lieutopant of respondibility wanted Agen WICHAM PATE, I6 Burling slip, N.Y. n every t STEA MBOATS. N ERCHANTS’ LINE FOR ALBANY,—VARR._7% cen's.—The steamers NORTH AMBRICA and HERO will leave the foot of Robinson street daily (Satirdaye ex = at 6 o'clock P, M., in con’ a ik with the New York 1 Ras! road, W. HANCOX, Agent. RESTAURANTS. ae A BouoH JHE ADMINISTRATION TAY Con. 4 1 give np Ports Sumer aad Pickens, SPENOE k “p on gelling Ehiladetphia Als at paced gine, ae usta z g rtlandt of Tanah oun, corner of wway. N, oops a prot un van sien SPRNOER,