The New York Herald Newspaper, March 17, 1861, Page 8

a ey ST. PATRICK’S DAY. The Arrangements for the Celebration To-day and To-morrow. Some authore who have written on or os Patrick, patron of Ireland, banisher Biethdays—amely the Sth aad %b days respeo- tively. This ws sations not on account of any faith fm this extraordinary double nativity of ‘St. Patrick, Mere will bo two celebrations—a religious one today “and a social one to-morrow. ‘The anniversary of the 17th faiting on Sunday renders this double celebration neves- wary, for of course such a thing as ‘drowning the sham- fe0k” im honor of the Saint’s memory on the chosen day ef rest and prayer is out of the question, From ail we can.learn the exercises on both anys will ‘pe folly up te those of aby previous year, Yhere is to beBolemn high mass at St. Patrick's Ca- Whedral, at eleven o'clock this day, whem aleoa panc- ggric will be pronounced om, the Apostie. BishopJLynch, ‘ef Obarleston, 3. C., is Nkewiee announced to lecture at _ Erving Ball this evening. ‘The arrdngements for to-morrow were fully completed ‘ata meeting of tho Irish wometime tast Friday evening. “The civir: societics, under the command of Grand Marshal Jobo H. Kenney, and the Sixty: -minth regiment, com Nugent, will form at eleven) lows:—Down ‘@bathum sireet to the ress the. Park, thence Borough the work gate of : ae ei neemimerto eeetbere avenue, down Fourth agenue 4 the if over Wood he Common Connell wil review th Mayor ana U will rey © cemgerrion infront of the merry oop Pes Sons of St. Patrick will Ph their encanta @ sumptuous dinner’ as the Astor House. “ ‘The following 's the official progeamme:— CELEBRATION OF ST. PATRICK’S PAY. of ‘arrangements for the cele. ceeraas a Lieut Col. Nugent, will «Acting Brigadier General Lie Nugent and staf, right ‘ez East rosin ‘Srignde Lancers, Capt, Bernard Rellty, ee ninth caste a ng a] i Nasional Cadets, under com Mo} James form Tight’ Tooting oa Division Second regiment New York State ae hae ‘Brady, will 7 form SS St tae. New York vat Gutalry at the 1 x The ndy Artillery, Capt, mobert “maith, will of cavalry First regiment. frst regiment of the Phantx under command of Spee fan <M. D. Smith, will form btTesting on left of the r Tandy rtille Dartalign formed of the independent comoanies undar Sepmmand of Col. Casey, will form, right resting on left of fhe Phanix Bri, 4, The societies will form in East Broadway, and will take ‘at Yo'loek A. Mim the fe ‘onder:— Exile Club. right resting on Grand street; Irish National “@renadiers, right resting on Scammel street. Benevolent buciety of a, Peter and Paul Chureh, Brook- Iya. right res jugon Gouverneur street. ‘County 2 onaghan Socia) Club, right resting on ye ‘Anelent Order of Hibernians of New York, Kings county Morrisania and New Jersey ane ‘on Clint gbangnecn Volunteers of Testing on ett of Mathew Total Abstivenee Society, right resting on taf of Dunganeon Volusteers, Barrv B ee right resting on left of Father ‘Bibernian Bedevolent stags Fight resting on left of Bar- "yhomas Francie Club, right resting on left of Hi- Gonevoient Sotiet ie ‘ofthe, United Seng of Erin, resting -= ntti ced ty fan be ab, i nal a Guard, right iting on leftof the United Sone of "a Union Protective Society, right resting en left lin Guard. Co Universal Benevolent Society, right resting on en. Bt James’ B.C. 7. Abstinence r Hight ft %, Socety, right resting on left Dugnan Guard, right resting on left-of Bt, James’ So. ‘mgshoremen's Union P. Society; right resting on left of a 1 faicaies comy having declined di fe Gene, wil tn set seer 5 19 postetion or joins fae. it. named Bt Patrick's Brande: ‘Atlantic Blues, Sarsfield Guard, E: "Sure Ps. tot Guard, Company C National Guard wen zeigen ree Sroskiya Pheonix Musketeers, irish National Guard, AL 1035 o'clock A, M_ preciacly the military will break into pe apd pave in tfoet of tee toe The afferent ive will break pre coume as the divisions procedi Rave panned their th Site folowing order, vie: march ‘acting Hrigudier General are ol. Robert Nugent, ‘Troop L. Sixty ninth mand of Capt —y rt Lancers, under com- acl work's Puecheca Dram Corps. ‘Ssty-ninth regiment NY 8. M, under command of Major James Bayley. Battalion of Second re; es under command of Captain james Brady. Squadron of Cavalry, under command of Capt, D.C. Minton, Mapper Tander Artillery, under command of Capt. Robert Dodworth’s Necond Ban Purst regiment Phoenix Brigade, et ner cilia of Lieut. gS Battalion of Independent Companies, named St. Patrick's Brigade, under Col Casey. The column wil] march down Fast Broadway and Chatham street, passing in front of the City Hall, will be reviewed by ‘the Honorable the Mayor and Common ‘Council, passing out through the vext ga'e of the Park, will proceed up Broadway te Twenty third street, through Twenty-third sireet to First ayrnue, down First avenue to Kighth street, up Eighth street yper institute and Lieut, Col Bia ninth regiment commanding enittary. rat itary. OWEN RRANAN, id Marshal BAINT PATRICK'S DAY amuites: ‘Today is the anniversary of the patron saint of Ire- Jand, and as it happens to fall on Sunday this year, our Irish fellow’ citizens have postponed the festivities ‘wsually held on this day to to-morrow, when the parade f the Irish Universal Benevolent Society will take Po wai the principal streets, from the corner of indeon and Myrtle avenues, where the society will meet mt nine 0’ im the morning. In the evening the St. Patrick's ad will partake of their annual ainner at Montague Hal! City Intelligence. : ‘Tur Scxpay Laws.—Another mags meeting of those op posed to the Sunday laws and in favor of their complete nd immediate repeal will be held this (Sunday) after. moon, at three o'clock, in the Stadt theatre, Nos. 37 ‘and 39 Bowery. Speakers =e woo will show the falrity of the statements arguments made by — Institute meeting last Sunday AcctventTs.—A man pamed Andrew MoCarthy, a 'long- shoreman, working on board the briglebanon lying at \ pier No. 17 Fast river, was seriously injured yesterday by some iumber falling on him, and was taken to the Gity Hoepital by oflloer Mikes, of the First precinct. A "longshoreman named Charles Brown, employed on board the ship Conquest, at pier No. 18 East river, fell from the deck into the hold yesterday, and was seriously 1n- Maseacucrarrs Pavrens.—Last evening an old man, named Thomas Dixon, made application at the Sixth ward station house for lodging. He stated that he; together with seven other, wore sont on t New York from Massachusetts, and their ex. penses paid by the suthorities there, they beit aupers at the time in the poorhoue at Boston. On thei arrival in this city they called at the Mayor's a@ffico for aid, and were directed by Marshal Burnkam to Mr. Kel Jorg, Superintendent of Outdoor Poor. He had them Semporarily committed to the Tombs to see what he could @o Jor them, but at @ late hour in the afternoen they ‘were discharged, aud were informed that they could not become paupers here. It is said that they will be sent back if desired Fine wy Fes tow Srraer —Retweon ton aud eleven o'clock Jest night a fire was discovered oa the eecond foer of Dullding 160 Pulton street, cecupied by Edwin A. Brooks magofacturer of boots and shoes, Tho firemen were omptly on the premise, extingniahed the fire &> @ it extended beyond the recond Huor, The @tock is Gamaged by fire aud water to the extent of about $5,000, fully imsnred. Tue basement (* ovoupied by Mr. So der age lager Door saloon. He bas sustained about by water; \asured. The building is damaged the extent of about $250. re originated among some rubbieb in « closet uni: aire, but from what cause ie unkvown. shal was romptly wt the promises, and will no dd ¥ investigate the er. Arrivals and Departures. ARRIVALS. Araria—J D Gillete and indy, itr Ptoapbare, Naxwenl Watson, it, Kav, W Kersey. ero ain ait in Mig: Wee ¥ tichartar) "A Flechsr and. lad children and'nuree! Mise Behiesbers Mey Brosh, Ht Guneron in Brown, Mise Brown, A Tellier, J, Tyre, Mi ‘Tracey, M J ( vey, " Mer J Baivie, , Me Gi xy! zon, ialtrhen, ‘Major “Garnett, Tree, Wilron, ‘aidwell, four children and lace, mm Craih J Barclay, McKenzie and i rn aad’ four children ; James Cook. J Miller, arher 34 toon. JB borabam, # J De Mazior. Mise a nod lady, J B Rte George Fd DB tout A Hartort, Mr Marenbrough. WF Murray, reepenberg, « on, Lieut Mal tay ‘yeclatr, Wetwart, , ant Surgeon ir 4 ir Sgt ctor ae Rain Wr ‘Pratt, frthall J. B i Mart De Oh nd lndy, Mr arine, Me Besse, cohen as - he passengers of tue Auntralastan, Widenmann, si @ Aa Yr Fouerehend, Jullue Mazen J aa Te Soins Ht at ie Orleans f Fuchs, Bait 01 ounty, N BE neo Honbecend 09 10 the Inte CITY CHURCE” @ ge-paY. In Bt. Ann's chureb, Eigh ,osath street, near Fifth ave. Bue, the Rev. Thomas Ge! eaget, rector, services today as uacal, with the voice a¢ alf-past tem A. M. and half- past seven P.M., #44 in the sign language at three P.M. Rev. F. ©. EY gor will preach. The Church of t 49 New Dispensation meets every Sun- day at half-pas’, ten, three and half-past seven o'clock, at No, 65 Wer’, thirty-fourth street, corner of Broadway, first floor, "4a of the New York Homeopathic Dispen- sary. Se*syices conducted on the apostelic order. “The, Life and Labors of Oberlin, the Good Pastor of Wald'ga: ,’’ Will be the subject for this evening, by the Rey. 7. |. Sawyer, D. D.,a¢ the Historical Library, cor- "<1 second avenue and Eleventh street. Morning services at a quarter to eleven o'clock. O. B. Frothingham will preach at Ebbitt Hall, north- east corner of Broadway and Thirty-third strect, this morning and evening, at the usual hours. Subject for the morning—The Cloud of Witnesses.” Subject for the evening—‘The Spending of Money:” Sra 3 for young men. “Paul, the Man of Purpose.’ The discourse on this subject will be repeated at the Twentieth street Univer- salist church, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, this afternoon, by the Rev. E. G. Brooks, pastor. Services at thred o'clock P.M. Sermon in the morning by the pastor. é In the Reformed Dutch chapel, Thirty-fourtln street, “west of Broadway, the Rev. Matthew Hale Smith will Preach in the morning at «quarter cleven, on ‘‘The Peculiarity ofthe Dutch church;”’ anid in the evening, at half-past seven o'clock, on ‘Our Lord ‘as a Warrior,” with a word to the citizen soldiery. ~ “Obristian Alliance.”—The third sermon of the course to the young men of this city will be delivered thi even- ‘at half-past seven o'clock, by the Rev. Dr. DeHass, of the Methodist Episcopal church. In the Memorial church, Hammond street, corner of Waverley place, the Rev. Dr. Beach, rector of St. Peter’s church, will preach this evening. Services in the morn- ing at half past ten; afternooon at half-past three, and evening at half-past seven o'clock. The New Jerusalem church (Swedenborgian) will hold public worship at the National Musical Institute, No. 765 Broadway, at half-past ten A. M. Annual Sabbath School Missionary meeting for the American Sunday School Union, in the Madison avenue Baptist church, corner of Thirty-first street, this evening ‘at half-past seven o’clock. Addresses by the Rev. C. 8. Robinson, of Brooklyn, and H. ©, Trumbual, of Hartford. In the Bleecker street Universalist church, corner of Downing street, services at half.past ten A. M., and at half- past geven this evening the Rev. Moses Ballou will give his third lecture on ‘The Superiority of Universaliam.”” In the Church of the Epiphany, Stanton street, between Feeex and Norfolk streets, services at half-past ten A. M., half-past three and balf-past seven P.M. The Rev. E. F. Remington will preach in the evening. and at half-past seven o'clock in the evening. afternoon, at three o’clock, the Rev. Mr. Krotel will preach in English; evening, at half-past seven o'clock, the Rey. Mr. Raegner will preach in German. Thursday, ist, at half-past ten o'clock, the Rev. Mr. Krotel will preach in German; afternoom, at three o’clook, the Rev. Dr. Greenwald will preach in English; evening, at half. past seven o'clock, the Rev. Mr. Wolden will preach in German. Rev. N. M. Gaylor, pastor, will proach in the chapel of the Fourth Universalist Society, in’Cumberland street, near Lafayette avenue, Brooklyn, to-day. Sub- half-past ten in the forenoon and half-past seven in the evening. Seats free. The public are cordially invited. “The Great Debate Concerning the Scriptures,” in the First Universalist church, corner of Clark street and Mon- are cordially invited to attend. tiamsburg, every Sunday. will address the meetings. Right Rev. Dr. Lynch, Bushop of Charleston, wil lec- ture on the ‘Conversion and Unwavering Faith of the irish Nation,” at Irving Hall, corner of Fifteenth street and Irving place, this evening, at eight o'clock. Admis- sion twenty-five cents. ‘The dedication of St. Joseph’s church, corner of Van. derbilt avenue and Pacific street, Brooklyn, will take place to-day, at half-past ten o’clock in the morning. Rey. Dr. W. Cahill, D. D., will preach the dedication ser- mon, ORDINATIONS. Mr. Benjamin H. Bailey was ordained, in Dedham, Mavs., on Thursday last, as successor in the ministry to Rev. Dr. Lamson. Rey. William O. Carr, who-has been su cessor to the late Rev. 'Enos George, the three pulpite in Barnstead, N. H_, for about six months, was ordained on the 13th ult, at Barnstead Centre. Rev. David C. Scudder wason Monday ordained in Bos- ton as a missionary to India og, as suc. INVITATIONS. Rev. G. Douglass Brewerton has mous call of become their pastor, and entered upon hia duties. tony Ba Kalloch, late of Tremont Temple church, the unani Boston, has accepted Baptist church in this city. Rev. A tewyer, late a professor ‘a Aoadia College, Nova Scotia, isttmeicege lprmee the pastorate of Baptist church at Saratoga Spri The congregation Baltimore have unanimously called to Leno = Rev. Feilder Israel, of the Methodist Episcopal place of Rev. Otis H. Tiffany, D. D., resigned. Rev. E. Davis, of Paper Mill Village, N. H., has re- ceived a unanimous call to become the pastor Universalist Society in Methuen, and has accepted it, The Congregational church in re extended, @ call to Rey. E. extended a unasimous call merly of New Haven, to become their pastor. a call from the Preabyterian churet in INSTALLATION. Unitarian Society in Dedham on the 14th inat, NEW CHURCHES. dedicated on Wednesday inst, A new Presbyterian church, to cost $12,000, is to be which Rev. Mr. Kilgar is pastor. The new M. E. church at Newton, N. J., will be dedi- cated on Saturday and Sunday, March 23 an’ 24 The dedication of the mew Methodiat Protestant church, in Newark, took pidee last Sunday The Broad strost Mothodiet church, in Richmond, was dedicated to the service of Almighty God last Sunday. The new Paptict house of worship at Bordeatewn, N. J., will be dedicated to the gervice of God to-day. Rev. D, Lathrop, of New city, Will preach the dedicatory sermon in the morning. MISCELLANROUS. » Rev. Dr. Rice, of Chicago, who has accepted the the Presbyterian churen on the corner of Fétuh nue and Niveteenth street, in this city, Is expected to av enter upon the duties of his pastoral office’ early in April. A convention of laymen, representing Cambridge Me- thodiat Fpie jon, aad Jorohester, Cambridge and Chureb Cre eee, mot at Cambridge, Md., on the Sth inet, and a delegate to the Philadelphia Conte- Teno to proveat a memorial asking that everything in Togara to @lavery be stricken from the discipline, Rev, Kamund Squire, of South Boston, bitherto @ yory highly cetecmed minister in the Unitarian denomination, hao lntely applied for orders in the Episcopal church. ‘The Unitarian charch of Charleston, 8. ©. a desirous of procuring @ pastor. The pulpit, temporarily supplied at present, will be ‘vacant after April 16. y wan hes Bishop Hopkins, of the Vermont Episoapal diccess, which he shows that slavery is nosig, Rey. Asa Martin has taken sharge Of the Olivet Preaby- terian church, at Scott, Makusha county, lowa. Rev. James Orton, will close bis labors with the First Congregational church of Greene, N. Y., on the first Sab- in April. yey jo shat Lethorea, pet ye be form- od for Canada. The Missionary, rg, Va. , eayn— “The year 1661 will be memorable for the formation of gome aix or more new synods. Everywhere the church << to the responsibilities of her important “her Mr. Braeuninger, one of the missionaries of tne German Lutheran synod of lowa, among the Indians on the bead waters of tf Yellow Stone, has been murdered by « strolling party of wg ool THR ms A communication from Rome gt gives the follows taile on the subject of the Jesuite:— a receut matisticnl acoount that there att extat 7,144 Jeonite, of whom 2,939 aro priests, 2,169 engaged in ing, at the Mercer street church, above Waverley place, | Mrs. Cora L. V. Hatch will lecture at Dedworth’s Hall, 806 Broadway, at half-past ten o'clock in the morning The dedication of the German Evangelical Lutheran St. Paul’s church, corner of Sixth avenue and Fifteenth street, will take place on Wodnesday and Thuraday, March 20 and 21. On Wednesday, the 20th, at half-past ten o'clock in the morning, the Rev. Mr. Welden will preach the consecration sermon in the German language; ject for the evening, ‘The loss of the Soul.” Services at Rev. Henry Blanchard will preach on the subject of roe place, Brooklyn, this (Sunday) evening. The public The Mormon church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will hold public worship at the Odeon Hall, Wil- Services at half-past ten in the forenoon, half-past two in the afternoon, and half- past six in the evening. Orson Pratt and Frastus Snow, two of the Twelve Apostles, with other prominent elders, Morristown (N. J.) Baptist charch to ‘acall as pastor of the Laight street of the Aamclts Reform chard a of the Mill Village, N. H. . Greeley me Nashua, The First Baptist ogee | be Bridgeport, Conn., have to Rev. A. M. ‘Hopper, for. Rev. E. Scofield, of Anderson, Indiana, has received and _ accepted Mishawaka, Indiana, and expects soon to enter upon his Rey. Benjamin H. Bailey was installed a» pastor of the The new Methodist church in Waltham, Mass., wae built in Weetfleld, N.J., by the present congregation, of HERALD, SONDAY, MARCH 17, 1881. f | fi : ate peesd gE Heed The Condition of the Streets. Slush, puddles and mud—mud, puddles and susb—this them. In New York we look at things differently, and #0 everybody says ‘this stops the street cleaning,” and Hercules Hackley leans upon his broom and waite for fine weather. He promises, however, to clean out the gutters, ‘80 that the slush may go away if it likes; and to clean the crosswalks so that the sidewalks, east and west. may not continue to be separated by a ‘great gulf, fixed,” across which no one can paddle or wade. If he does this he wilt entitle himself to the thanks of all our citizens, and especially of those who have small children who should go to school and can’t swin. Besides this, Hack- ley promises to have the strects cleaned for vhe cession of ‘ St. Patrick’s in the morning.” i may be done, bat the promise is almost too good tobe true. Certain kind folks ieeeioee cre }, however, that this snow, water and slush nt should be equally fg between one’s head and one’s feet, for they in- sist upon sweeping the snow off their roots, without the slightest regard for those who may be passiag under- neath. So that, while one is paddling over sidewalks covered with water an avalanche of snow and ice de- scends upon bimi from above. If our policemen were worth anything this nuisance would soon In Falton street, Ricwer ag dicogen huge pieces of ice, any one of which would have brained a man, were swept from the roof of No. 146 upon the unconscious passers below, and only chance prevented a fatal accident. ‘As misery loves company, it may be some consolation to our abused and disgusted New Yorkers to kn >w that the Parigians are suffering almost as badly from the same cauee. The the Punch of Paris, has a full page cut, repretenting a a respectable, elderly bourgeois standing ankle deep in siush, thus addressing the Genius of the city of Paris: saeteapricttt N My good friend, you have been dreadfully filthy for some time back. Could you not keep yourself a litle cleaner?’ Have they a Hack- there, we wonder? e atrike the dirt and ash cartmen still con- tinues, and a ‘was attempted at No. 312 Monroe street, on Friday morning, to take measures to call a public’ meeting. The measures were taken, though the attendance was small, and the public meeting will doubt- ‘want the streets cleaned, and if Hactley will only get at work, these strikers will find but very few sympathizers. ible doubtless: come out of them in the Sixth ward, however. Mulberry street, the Fort Sumter of this region, is in the hands ot the secessionists, and it will require a large police force to dislodge and conquer them. That ,000 affair will be aired by the dirt cartmen as oon as they can get at the facts. have written to Iv’s a great pity cent a8 country milk, and unless he some of our Aldermen will Ring him swindled out of his eyes by our sharp city folks. The Orange Street Fire, Brooklyn—Death of Anne B. Trenor. Anne B. Trenor, the young woman who was rescued from the fire in Orange street, in a state of insensibility, died yesterday morning, in the Hospital, from the effects of the smoke on her lungs. Coroner Horton sumthoned ‘an inquest, and on the body being viewed, adjourned to Thursoay next, when an investigation will be gone into. The wife of Geo. Albrecht, the young man who is under arrest cn suspicion of setting fire to the building, is said to be ‘ertously ill from the effects. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. In your iesue of the 16th you give an apparently mi- nute and accurate account of a fire at No. 106 Orange street, Brooklyn, a manufactory of hoop skirts, and of the rescue of Anne Trenor by a membef of Engine Company No. 3. Your statement of the fire does Hook and Ladder Company No. 1, of Brooklyn, great injustice. The mem- bers of that company were at the fire, and Mr. Charles €. Bagley, a member of that company, was the first to enter the building, followed by the member of Engine Company No.3 Mr. Bagley broke open the door of the room in the fifth story, where Anne frenor slept, and although the ‘oom was tilled with smoke, groped his way to the end of the room where Le found the almost lifeless body of Aane Trenor, and carried her to the street, and thereby saved her life by his heroie exertions. Too much praise annot be awarded to Mr. Bagley for his daring and energy, in Fuphing to the fifth story of « burning building and con- ‘yey ing a dying woman down stairs enveloped in Hames. “ Honor to whom honor is due.” Naval Intelligence. The following is a list of the officers attached to the United States storeship Supply, which sailed on Friday morning last from New York:—Alexander Gibson, Com- mander; C. H.'B. Cauldwell, James G. Maxwell, Alfred Hopkins, Licutenants; J. A. Howell, Master; A. W. Sand- ford, Assistant Surgeon; E. W. Dunn, Paymaster; John van’ Dyke, Captain's Clerk; A. ©. Bowie Pagmaster's Clerk: Liestenaat J. ©. Williazason, ordered to Jy, steam sloop of-war, is & pusseiger. Personal Intelligence.» We perceive that the business of the United States District Attorney's office has not ceased since the with- drawal of one of the assistamts. Ex-Judge Roosevelt is there with his usual punctuality, daily receiving instruc- tions from Washington directed to him as United States District Attorney. While Judge Roosevelt and his efficient assist, Mr. J. Buchanan Henry, remain in their present positions the office will not be closed; nor does it appear that the event of the number of the assistants being diminished has facilitated the a ment of @ successor to the present United States Attorney. Judge Clifford, of Mlinois; R. N. Hudson, of Indiana; J. Prentice and wife, of Wisconsin; J.C. Long, ot Georgia; N. Thayer and A. ¥. Mason, of Boston, are’ stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Senator Latham, of California; John Magee and family, of Bath, N. Y.; H. Trowbridge, of New Haven, and John F. Lockwood, Of Buffalo, are stopping at the St, Nicholas jot Hon. J, B. Howe, of Newark Valley; L. Wilson, of the United States Navy; 8. Smith, H Q. Sanderson,'and B. F. Longhram, of St. Louis; G. 'D. Nuller, T, Barrop, and W. H. Paul, of St. Paul; Albert Keep, of Chicago; By 5. Seeklin, of Virginia, ana PD. T. Skeet, of Tennessee, are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel. Judge Shipman, of Hartford; Col. of Springteld O. &. Hunting, Seibel; - Batherlvad of Washington; P. P. Micridis, of Boston’: L. K, Boyd, of Connecticut; ‘J.B. Ramrill, £ Springield; ©. H. Smith, of Danbury, and Mise Stephens, of Philadelphia, are stopping at the fh.) tel Gov. 0. P, Morton, of Indiana: Hon. A. B, Olin, and wife, of Troy; Hon. G. Reynolds, of Hoorie; Capt. Bliss, he ship Commodore, and family; Lieet. Brow! HT. Bonrigon, of tho United States Nai Usher, of Wisconsin: G.aV, Cottrell, of Montreal poe Stephens, of Detroit; D. T. Skeet, of Tennessee: Powell and G. B. Simmonds, of Springfield, Minois: i. Hammett, of Ohio; M. Roseebaum, of Richmond; ang T. M. Edmonds, and J. 0. Dewey, of New Hampshire, are stopping at the Astor Houne. James M. Thompson of Danbury; 0. Benedict, of FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Barunpay, March 16—6 P.M. The foreign exchange market closed pretty firm at about 10614 a¥% for bankers’ sterling, and 5.30 a 43% for franca. The supply of mercantile bills is pretty fair. Money is, if anything, easier phan it was. The stock market continues inactive, but prices remain steady. There is no stock pressing for ate, neither, on the other hand, are there any pro- minent buyers of the speculative stocks. A steady consumptive demand exists for govern- ments, all descriptions of which advanced to-day; and the advance in these keeps the tone of the general market steady. At this morning's beard United States 6's of 1861 advanced 24, the 5's of 1874 a8 mach, and Mlinois Central bonds %; New York Central rose }4, Pacific Mail %4 Erie 34, Iinoia Central 4, Toledo %, Galena 4. Tennessees and Missouris were both a fraction lowér; Rock Island and Michigan Southern also fel) off a trifle. After the board the market was dull. In the afternoon stocks were a shade better, and closed firm, the following being the quotations:—United States 6's 1874, 89% & 90; Tennessee 6's, 74% @ 75; Virginie 6's, 78%, a 79; Missouri 6's, 6634 8 €6%; Canton, 4% s 15; Cumberland Coal prefer- red, 7 @ 8%; Delaware and Hudeon Canal, 89% & 90; Pennsylvania Coal, 78340 79}4; Pacific Mail, 85% @ 86yNew York Central, 783, a 78%; Erie, 82% « 3274; Hudeon River, 45; Harlem, 15% 916%; do. preferred, 38348 39; Reading, 435% = 443 Michigan Central, 572, & 58; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 1614 a 165; 4q. guaranteed, 37 a 374; Panama, 145% # 116; Illinois Central, 814 # 814; Galena and Chicago, 71 a 7134; Cleve- land and Toledo, 34% a 35; Chicago and Rock Island, 68 a 584; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 72.72%; Milwaukee and Mississippi, 11 9 11%; La Crosse and Milwaukee land grant bonds, 15 a 15; Dhinois Central bonds, 99 a 100, The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows | to-day:— + $174,729 65 Ster'b00 00 Paym P 1, 165.871 19 Seals 2 The exchanges at the Bank Cle: House this morning were $18,369,888, and the balances $1,076,069 49. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has declared a dividend of three per cent on the main stem, and our and a half on the Washington. branch. ‘The following table will compare the exports 0 the seven principal staple articles for the week:— e681 — We Amt," Value, 11,942 $872,7 on 2,080 9 063- 170,506 221,436 3,581 133,782 98,264 Beef, bbls. and tea, 3.054 gaat ‘965 14,498 ES 2917 56,816 1,534 24676 Total... 1:277,001 Ino. of the week as compared with that of 00. $722,649 The following is a comparative statement of the value of exports from the commencement of the year to March 14:— 1860. 1861. Incremuse. Decrease. 200 345 5,104,365 1,814,020 - bn 2; pier ae1 er nag - 18, on 2,900,411 2,706,930 - 82,754 1,166,068 = 1,123,314 — 667,612 «= 387,668 _— 320,944 x 217,367 — 1066538 Total. . $5,893,550 12,683,009 7,626,149 436,600 Increase as compared with 1860............ $6,199,549 The movement of the banks in the four principal cities of the Union, in which weekly reports are made, as shown by their last statements, is as fol- lows:— Circulation pict mentees wii ais Soe 765 Roan Ts Eira Gee foe tae tele Orléans,Mch.9. 14, Pie] 22,091,021 17,698,164 8,112,711 Gran pes ws 00.808 946 25,955,178 iy Stseett7e The Philadelphia Bulletin of last evening thus netices the money market of that city:— ‘The street rates for undoubted short are 7 to 8% per cent, but second class names are ult to place at 1518 per cent. There isan increased amount of idle capital on the street, and no legitimate demand for it. The Baltimore Patriot of last evening says:— The market is a shade more stri it this week We quote best names, either single or doublo, at 10 te 12; second class single names are offered at 15: all out" side of these we quote rather heavy at 13g to 24 per month. The banks, we learn, are customers to the full extent eirea Wa betweon nothing, we way of an immediate resump- tion of specie payment by ali our Baltimore banks. Annnexed is a summary of the statement of the South Carolina banks for February:— Bonds and st’ks. 3,230,289 Suspended debt. 2378, Branches. 2.000162 345 602 780,887 Total......... $35,820,557 Total... $25,820,667 As compared with the statement in January, this shows an increase in circulation of $689,637; in specie of $39,353; in deposits of $159,420 37; in foreign exchange of $718,967 89, and in domestic exchange of $269,033 31. The items of discounts, deposits, circulation and specie ci io several Col. Branch... B 2; : 1 Camden Branch 166.543 23.441 - a) Abbeville Br... 15,003 10,307 = 155 8. W. R.R..... 539,880 164,066 194.900 ¢ 4,420 Planters& Mech 693,028 462,981 200,545, 37,361 Union. 421,826 244,926 231,850 213,098 599,981 309,730 238,100 108,464 982,501 319,467 89,705, 17,012 . 2,007,798 791,011 510,277 998 Farm. & Exe! ee oma? 143,018 905 36,481 i39 cn, Burk GRR do......810 80 Mach Sai Ta ia 20 do. + 66 1000 Mich So2m >. 5836 1000 Goshen Breh b. 79 500 Ill Gen RR bids. 99 ‘p10 ae ee 7 100 Cleve & Tol RR. 34 % do. we 150, do... 10 UM 200 do... 690 34% . 8 200 Chi & Rook Ie RR 58 160 980 32% 160 ees 400 ~bB8O0 a5, 10 200 -b10 33 wo 100 10 33 2 SKOOND BOARD. £60000 © 86's, Bl,op O94 200 shs MIC RR..bIW 677% 1000 U 86's, “Bi, r 96 50 Panama RR. «G0 115% £00 Treas 12 pen 108% S50 Chicago&RIRR 68 bj — oe 06% 10 Mich : “a4 NIRBR. 164 655 2 AD esas 185 ovo ‘a. b30 66%, 95 Mion EWES: aT 1000 Brook'n€ WL 1013¢ ary 6000 F RRBa0 b'83 91 4 «bs Mewrapol’n Bk 104% 4 20 Pacific MailSS Co 8654 Pe mice! ia Pla sg WY Cone, toe 788 aK do.......D4 7835 “eel, ol & ‘Gin RR. 96 100 Hudson River RR ox 5 Gabena ua & Cai RR. 70% 50 Harlem RR pref.. 384% 100 = “do........ Tis 100 do... B90 38% CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sarurpay, March 16—2 P. M. ‘Asvim,—Sales: 66 dbis. at former prices. Breavetures.—Flour was in good demand at a further advance of bc. a 10c,’ The sales amounted to 12,000 bi State and Western, 1,900 bbls Southern, aad 600 bbls, Canada, closing with shipping brands extra State at $5 20 & $5 2%, and do. do, extra Ohio at $5 50 @ $6 60. Rye flour and corn meal were unchanged. Whoat was lc. higher and active, with eales of 80,000 bushels, at $1 41 9 $1 53 for white Western, $1 90 a $1 92 for rod do., $1 22 4 $1 25 for Milwaukee club and amber Wisconsin, mostly at $1 22 a $1 23; Northweetern aub, $1.20, and Chicago spring at $1 160$118. Corn was in fair demand, and sales were made of 60,000 buskels, at 600, 2 610. for new, and 650. a éfe, for old Weatern mixed; 62}¢¢. for old round white; 6le a 650. for yal Jow Southern. Rye and oats were inactive but stoady, Barley was quiet; sales 1,600 bushels State at 73¢. a 74c. Provisions and Cotron were unchanged. Wrexxy,—Salee 600 dbia. at 1790. 9 17%. SHIPPING NEWS. Movements of Uceam Steamers. Rou BUROFB. Port of New York, March§16, 1861.) iam Flonas, Crowell Bavanuan Samael Qs Mobili ei ne Foukiown, Pasrish, estolh, Se—imiians & Yale recente 2 Se Bros. Bart Consaat Gray sete, Norton, h, Jr. ‘Stab, Dul ¥ Bulley’ ee ti : rb, : 'y tel 8 G Adams, Carroll, Brett, Son & Co, ig Laura (Br), Langthorne,, Cienfuegos. Brett, Son & Co. “Bng-Amy Warwick, Brown, Master. Sehr Maitida, ¥ BF Small. Schr Talisman, Conner, H Underwood, ebr ft Palmer, Wales, i ee eet r, Welton, Kehr 8.) Waring, wannab—MoCready, Mott tt bo. F Jas Jones. Savannab— Seb: ones Scar BN Hawkins, Wyatt, Chariowon i teenage Mou & jaahingloaie M Bluckwell & Co. wel th—-F.G Benton & Co. Clearman & Co. & Mact ios thomapeon & Hunter, -A Howes, Brite Kenny. Bloop Blackstone, ‘Alien, B Bristol—L Kenn; wi Sloop Rhode Is] walngion, Bristol—L Kenny. Bloop Warren, Curr, Ne jis be bbe! ay ie eenstown Sd, with mdse and passe i and ngers. to Ceamestp ‘North sian, Jones Aspinwall, Starch 7, 3 PM, with ‘and treasure, to D B Allen, Experienced strong winds pearly the entire ; had the late snow storm of the 16th from NE, between the Capes of the Delaware and Barnegat, the wind a Antervals blowing ‘@ per- fect hurricane, barometer down to Shij passenger Furber, bay Liverpol, Feb Feb 10,-with mdse and $f4 passe 5 oe lat 47, lon r pound W; 26th, int 48 lon 98 20, iia he, bound B. rN & i ca cl Orleuns, Smith, Messing, Jan Jt, SE gale chi th ith fruit, to master. in the i fs heavy aga which stove forward house arty, lied gable ‘Adriatic, hence a lariat ewer Math inet, lat 103 for t Yor Trenton), Young, Cardenas, toC &E4J Peters. 9th inst, eae woe Burricane, during which shipped. a sea and stove deck load of 49 bhds a molasees, Jost mainsail and main gaff, stove bulwarks, talley and boat \t, and Teceived other Crisis, Kemal, Ellzabethport for Cambridge. bebe Hodson, ‘Waterman, Elizabethport for Allyn’s Point. Schr G D White, Winner, Elizabethport for Middletown Point. (of pene ll | BH, Batigseen ad porn Schr N ( for Havana. Put into egos ih ios, Jas $861, ton 71 a ina the per ar. Will have to repair ST King, Centon, Cr = 7 K Dunt Hydrangea, = poner vail Adains, Nantucket, 8 ange. e ae & mg egy va, Boston, 4 da age = ee ee for aie sche Wacing 1, = ven, apa S days, ». Snow, New Haven for Plymouth. Greenport for Philadelphia. izabethport tor Huntington. a Bloop Jerome, dermal Et come for Glen Cove. Bloop Been beock, Wi Stoatuer Thomas Sparky Grumiey, Hartford. Ship G BL Lamar, Lambert, from London, arrived 16th, was towed to the aity this ihe messing bees moamntag Dares, Capt L re, ta:—Left London Feb 1. been 34 days from the cr ‘27, Robert Lilly, thief ol ‘officer, died in gh of re rj BELOW. One brig, unknown. poo City of Manchester re be Battery at 15:30 at i230); Bitteoa Walter, Nagi, London; ‘Eagle, Cur Havana; Li aullla: Onpray” (Bt (Br), Bt udoun, 8 og Ns Nort wialk, ‘No Jeddie, Laguayra; Chara, 4 Also, U 8 steamer Crusader m2 PM): steamships peel of and for isa a hae Jndldnole; lorids, Sevan: ton; &, "davres arr aah on, Demarara; oe srs (Bi, Bermida and others, Wind at sunset SW. eenstown and Liver- Miscellancous. The heavy snow storm and gale of Saturday night was very severe from NE, The steamers from the Eastward vin Long Island Sound did not arrive until about 3 PM yesterday, and did not start again at the usual hour, There were no ar rivals from sea yesterday except ship Great Western, and steamships North Star, and Arabia, Capt Stone, of the A, says the gale was the most severe he ever felt on this coast. ‘We have no information from the coast, but as the telegraph reports that the gale was felt from Boston to Norfolk, it is to be feared that many disasters have occurred. ‘The steamship City of Manchester, Capt Roskell, sailed yes- terday for Queenstown and Liverpool with 82 passengers. The steamship Bremen, Capt A pyo aa yesterday for Southampton and Bremen with 102 passe cus JA Guanes, Foster, a Philadelphia (rom Cienfuegos, nat, lat 24 08, Tin 4, aura slr with foremast tak Key Weat; sth and gh, ‘in lat 323 te 79, and saw a dismas' ig, but could render no assistarpe. ee Jouxs, NF, March 9—The Swordfish, from Montreal, with acargo of peas in bulk, put in here recent stress, land. gd cargo and repaired, and bas since aailed for a port in'Great Spoken, &c. Bebr Lookout, steering 8, was ween March 14, Cape Ood 28 mil Foreign Ports. BANTERET, Feb 25—In port ships Beriin, Ma png wid National Guard, Gates, York soon tie mm), Claussen, for do do; Tacninrar 0 Tole, a Bost eevee ‘Deitiage Hla or and tt, Brandt, Bostor ot ry al ted noon from Non vei eee i “Benmcpas March 610 Bi rt loses, from Ma nila nad Balavia Yor New Work: pitin feb steak Virginin Dare, Cole, from Richamand for a at bark’ California (Ags), Ivarich, Pon Cardlit for NYork, Hoaky? Be incons i) Newbold, for NYork FFeerloes, Doe, from do arr Fe i sehrs SA Appleton, ley, from Jacksonville arr Feb 15; ‘Arietas, C! hase, from Nvork for St Domingo, put in Feb 24; A F Linnel rom NYork for Valentia Sid Lat, 0 Lie a fon, Savanna Cavovrrs, Jan 23—Arr ship Castilian, Proctor, Cape Mount, A ‘rica, Livekroot, Feb 8—Sld steamship Palestine, Londonderry “Muranzan, March 7—In_port sbips Rialto, Prinoe, for Pal arch 7—In or fae hy lizzie Drew, Gray for Cork oF barks Caroline. Se ‘or Falmouth do. 8 Holbrook, Small, for Gener patadver P acy do; an . _ Usford, for Boston do; Ospray, Nash, 10° |; Delaware, O Jobb; Han. ‘ork do! Eliza ubilee, en, bani, Catala, NYork rigs oy Alvi Ames nd Gen Pierce; Wendell for New dun, Geyer, for Holmes fi i ‘and E Montgomery, for Hortinnd dons it ‘Hassel, do; schr« Narragansett, Hall, for New York; ME Smith, Smith, for Philadelphia do; Harper, Wardwell, for Charleston do; L B_Howiett, Somers, for Baltimore do; Kane, for New York do; Chieftain (Br), for Poruand rh. Passanov an, Jan 10—In port bark Philomela, Bllms, for NYork via Samarang ldg (not a# before) Qurenwrown, Feb —Arr steamship Vigo, MeGuigan, New York (and procteded for Liverpool), (Larner ren ‘Ananta, via Quy k, CK Brand Achilies at pooh: Pequot, Arr from Mobile, ‘Kemeralda ‘Arr (rota Charleston Four, at ‘Are from Bavannab, W ¥ schmidt, Liverpoo!. CHARLESTON, more; sehr Munhassett, Ward, NYork. Copenhagen, schr Modullaht, States, Georgetown, 8: a Fanny, at Havre aE Creighton, at Liverpool Nazatre. and Albert Gallatin, at American Ports March 12—Arr bark Indus, Gréon, Bolt Dan brig Goethe Hid ship Exchange, Obaney, Liverpool; Norw bark Meto>r Olsen Queenstown and ke: brig @ A White, Whito, Georg town, 80. BEY JEANS, March 15—Arr (by tel) ships Greenwood, Kenmore, Bos NORFOLK, March rotland. | C a) sohrs Leroy, Osborn, bark HA Stephen Arr Br bark Calloo Boynton, Charleston. ¥ TEnILADRETHTA, March 15—Arr. steamers Kensington, er, re, Cannon. NYork; schrs © M Neal Dei Spe itaytie Goat "A Grillin, Foster, Clengaegs Gira cope do ane, Greenport; f lary Ellen, Case, (rvonport Jr, Ellingsworth, aud R Hab benny, New York. Kainson, obinacn, Havana: | Roberts, Volaon, ¢ gad mit chr, WL, Springs, | Br he hari H Li a , Roxbury: \ © Nelson, th, and Rd hiner. Penny NYork. POH! jarch 14—C)d' brigs Allandale (Br), MeBur- ie, fies 2 City, Baio, Havana a Ateamship Jamestown, Skin- ner, NYork: Marshall, Chichester, de 4 . ™oAN FRANCTSC 0, March L—Arr ahi rada, Fos. for, NYork. Sid Feb) 2 H ship Richard Burieed. Steceiagon, Lobdon: bark ter, Stannard, Hhanghae; March 1, gieemanip Corter, same Oe ship Dakhing Wave, Lecraw, SAVANNAH, March 12—Arr sobr Courter, ourter, Treworgy, Bos. ton, Old bark Johanna Antonetta on), Bk , Bekrsb aden. and; sehrs Golde 9; Bod, Collins, datph Hagel, Mason, Boston; H Farnham, Parker, W eitfinningvon’ NC ld whip Agnes, Jones, Li 0 Fy BLTeHER Se had'ad much lene ‘they. originally coet’ comt el be sunplled. bythe tthe quantity, at a low Yate. Ri Sans co. TOAT. $b FOR AND BGG, OF BRAT QUALI. G 04s foley Guay free from wate or tats goa tei. Sairenmen ct free, boat, EDWARD Be REND, apts i Honion soent between Forayth and Obrystie, a | and &., for one zee 6 A i, Bieten forsale ot eaast, by New Rochelle ICE, 10 — |ON.—BOY aL JR, OWN PALLION, 3081 GORGE 2 HORSES, CARRIAGES, S&C. BI K BLACK HAWK MA) BALE, Fis Aaa ie ed ts i i thy at road ‘Harness, sing pW Ly % --4 Fo, BALE—A_ HANDSO! teen hands tie raptor aslo, ih b wo and LL, Stivers & Smith Siege ga 9 Mr. Turnure’s Riding cademy, corneret Twentye ‘HANRAOME five peti aes SALE—A SUPEBIOR HORSE, SIX YEA sound and Hind. A rare opportunity for wishing: dant Kind. a beautiful horse. Can be Teens tle Sa Pout Geta, omar SALE-AT A BARGAIN, A. BEAUTIFUL BA ‘e Mare, six years very fast. A) Wagon, Harness, Blankets, Wal ly for want of use. inal Waly separa bo F°. SALE—A BAY HORSE, 15% HANDS HIGH, SBVENS rears old, tall; can tolin ae jan nevet 3 of Decne be teen ut Darad “Bicvons 35 and 37 W Twenty. ninth street. OR SALE.—A LOT OF NEW AND SECOND HAND E: W. Apply at a Ex} sronte Ind tweat sere ass eT ro Foe SALE—A, DAPPLE GRAY, MARE, 1534 HANDS. vin | Obie Oo or y pours Old: araiyhat driver entle an rikder the saddle, well Ei'ted Xo trained’ 26d for’ nee fault. Can de seen at Disbrow’s stables, Fifth avenue ang Thirty-ninth street, Price $50. ‘Ask for Gray Dolly. By <One Rat fat pe aad SHET- we just arrived froma a asi, pod eight t> fourteem GEO. T. GALL. mre MALE CHILD, EIGHT MO! “ud Matelligeat ard prety, whee mother is deeds wil be to for adoption. For an address Andersen, box 144 Herald office. A Strate bye a Jota Boren, Re Tone th Sunday evening address B. G. 8. Ligh nt, Now Sorkeity Post oie OR ADOPTION—A FINE HEALTHY YF ot THREB years and nine months old; parents both dead. Arey 291 Attorney street, third floor, rear house, next door to ¥ THE PARTY WHO ADVERTISED IN THE HE- & yesatew 8 snoe, wishing to know the ecthsoags te Broadway Post office, They’ willl hear from her, as just arrived in town. ayoRm ATION WANTED—OF CATHARINE FURY, OP ity Roscommvn, Ireland, Wigelawort sot 28 Tere ty third street, petween First Becond avenues, at James NEORMATION WANTED—OF JOHN, AND GEORGE: > who arrived in in 1854, 5 if Munro, who and afterwaria ‘wem to Buffalo. W! Got they were in Se Louin, Any information of them will be thankfully recetved by their venue, between inte res New York.” bufaioand St Lows ISSINE SINCE THE UTH INST—JOSEPH IRVING, ‘aged 37, 5 fegt 7. i brown hair, hazel eyes, ari, completion, with » mole over the right stobrom, had ¢ tar between the thumb and fore finger of Jn India ink on the nee are He in lettera “J. 1." supi to be eut of hi t mind, formation him will be thank: re reoeved by Sis alloted wife, at Hudson avenue, Brook! 188 ALLIE rROre, BF oe ot Fx at put C.F ber wena © en’ elape and er bevher cr. envelope, ‘The mistake was subsequent uy. gr kid wily Pirase drop a nove by mail, to C.F. ak, (directed ax bes or giving bim her present address? IF THE GENTLEMAN, WITH THE U Co a ae 00D 7 four Tepth avenue, on Wednesday 6 ‘March 13, BB, a Gg any other parson who saw the assault, for the sake of bering the ends of justice, wil address’ Wm. Henry Loyd, Hudson River House, mone been nM street, Tenth avenue, he will oblige an - ‘working man. ‘PERSONAL “CLARA, I HAVE NOT HEARD FAOM you sigce the last disappointment. Can I not see or hear from you soont OMBME WILL FIND A NOTH Wid His © and in req zested to eal bef pat peo IHEODOKE —' fasta cant ST ae MY face OF BU6I- ness Tuesday next, at 2 o'clock; will be atone, qiheretieg here an interview can ben and ; eats ka TAs ALEXANDER, 8 YOUR NOTE DID NOT, REACH ‘ang « after four o'clock; an ; try again, was Gujjand tbe last dime, snd walled You wasfnot. 8. LOST AND FOUND. po , BLACK AND WHITB bth ae in Brei ‘The owner Dog, in Brcokiyn, on tbe 16th inst, give him by proving tyand ‘expenses at No. 0G L street, New York, Up O8T—A STOD, GOLD ANCHOR SRT ON. A GRERNE ‘tone, eo be Mberally re: rewarded ibe antne 247 Went Fwenty-iiurd aurget — OfT_ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, IN BROADWAY, or ina Madison avenue’ stage, a lady's gold and black enamelied Bracelet, The finder bea be muluably rewarded upon returning (t to G, Swan, Astor H of Broadway and Pifttetty raone found buying, seling o- hare date will be prosectited ful} ring said dog after this lent of the law, OST—FRIDAY NIGHT, 16TH INST., IN GOING FROM the corner of Broome sireet and Bowery to 107 Bleck: street, ore gol 1 guard chain, one rose Ok, i manors ri 4 wrn @ bunch of charm: ped in on of paper, Wh ever fonnd the seme, and Ail, leave fossa 68 U} Maiden lane, wilt Be euliably rewarded. )M_ 182 LEXINGTON AVENUE, . Y, day, March 9, 1861, a Black Skye Terrier, Any ope re -urning she same wil Tewarded. N FROM W2 NASSAU STREET, A LOT O# 4 Cupe and Spoons, for which & Uberal coward, wil) s RAYED—F i REWARL aT, ON FRIDAY, TUR ste ner 2) beerrn Sixth avenug, Nineteenth wtreet and the Hy Len finder will ey, a Cemy of Husic, a Mink Fur Vietorine, the above reward by inaving Itt 44 We $10 REWARD. «1,087 ON THB POOR ed a gold Watch and Obain, Partion wi found the same, will un ceeneward by leaving it at 186 Spring street receive t REWARD LOST, RARLY SATURDAY NORN. $1 ing, la ann street oF vieunity, a mink vietorine. The above reward will be paid for ts recovery, on. Mareh & Co.'s Truss Factory, 45 Gold stréet, 3d story, 10 REWARD, — ost, ON THE ay INST. cor in a Wallstreet stage or on the street own Pearl to Old slip, thence vin Water stress to Wall ateoet, terry and up Montag: suet he laay’ 8 smait Gold Hating Case Waten, the above Fes ward by calling on G. K. sitet a No. 9 Old alip, New Yorn, $2 BRT A. JORNBON LEPT aia. REW. cloth around teen ay chase a thick at leather: pit tooth ott Height five feet aly rg ‘fim wt ee ite hit ein broad <= = —= STK, BOATS. R BOSTON. —NORW AnD We WORCKSTER LINK From pier No. 2 Nos riven 4 daily, at tS vrelook La Me WR #xcepted), steamer NBCTICUT, Wm. x, leaven every Theada: er COMMUDOKK, * ‘shurges, devi y,, Wednesday and Fri ‘ Tpgmared and for ended by express yratng avallyn's Point to Bouton, Worcester a oe Nex Rormieh: ERCHANT® LIne Fy 8 ger steamer Auick Tt and her aped great) dey, week, month oF your, 44 Hodeon’ street.