The New York Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1861, Page 8

A Diabelical Comspiracy- FLO’ TO TGROW A TRAIN FROM THE TRAIGK AND meb THE EXPRESS AND MAILS—A SOOT#rY OP BUKGLaMS, GOUNTRRFEITERS AMO MURDERERS PSCUVERKD—LETTER OP ONS OF THE CONSFIRA- ToKs. Yur Mhiteburg Post of March 27 contains an account of facet diabertical dot ¢ threw an express train from the Wreck of Ube Pitsbace, l'ort Wayne and Chicago Raitroad? Ger the purpose of robbing the express and mails, Miormetion baving been reoeived by the officers of @e company “tech led thom é0 believe that such a pit exw ed, the watier was pat into the hands of Alien Pink- erton, un a0c0m slished detective officer of Chicago. eae eae Saeiten on a gente’ cung of thieves, burglars, Dounterfeters acd Sarderer—criminals of che darkest dye, ‘One of nis deveotives gamed the confidence of some of ‘the members of this organization, and was admitted thoi meetings. It was discovered that Sorex, Unser Senouaky, Gresihone Fate ‘fe., ant toat they were bold men, tit for any ‘crime. aieo, Ubat tbe parties of the murder of Mr. Whicney. « respectable eitizem of Loudonville, (aio, who wae brotaily kilied aud rebbed about four years ago. cree of asaultioy a brakeman of the railroad, were counectod ‘with toe arscciation. One of the principal conspirators #00 directors hives at Loudonville, and has manufactured large quantities of counterfer money, by which means he bas supplied nis associates with fande. ‘While the decectives were page in this investigation end were waiting W get the conspirators fairly in the @huiches of the aw, the officers of the road were notified by the Postmaster Kode! ihe apis ot letter imbended for a member eaog. accident ad- basco to the Puxtmaster We give the extraordinary @ooumert ent e— ae ae hy sume aia reo shoud pe ey tae Seectiins, | Bot koe, ae pre iJuck wroie to him some ase esse, and, lees 'n won't dato have i 0 tothe dead oflloe—can’t you send ad it oat edna? vein rake yetiive Bad's Ssooral malad to take re o apoctal tn : gee Pe . aa Eh reeed fem Flos Hee, pd 4 us some small teres anme rockets, di . ae. "Weare to sink pow- de: uoder the track and it by means of the ries, Lakeville and Loudonville is eyed we for the mal! train, and between Upper Sandusky ‘Bor the freight Then is are to destroy nearest bridg: ‘end telegraph, to prevent an: of sasiatance reach Me tiers, ane’ then we are 10 juminate some of ‘the nearest fwwot, +0 as tocsuse & ‘confusion We tan hen onerate wih periect surety. We have another meeting on the 80th, at headquarters, to relect suitable men; at come Up with ut fail, and send word to ail your boys ‘ou must excuse me for being no brief, as ont wen: fu joters to wre, and want 1 catia ‘that are out. going Mansfield this evering to, mall vowe of es) were ead T wl Just drop. a 9 Posimaater at Flisbure. and bave bli forward, uvevine's Yet beter send for ft, I went than jeld last Frans end made gome inquiries about that feuow you wrole abou ‘Ttaw him. and from your description and his knowle ‘and uome of, cur mien, T chink 1 can nay positively Be. 18 Beesineman. He told me him: elf that it was currently re- that be was dead. He told me had been Ju prison seve- woravand that ne bad sora of, Said that he felt no i ifs Lowards you or any one t he would remain rmmer. had better rie yee him yourself, and you inor# {nflnense than any one else—beileve htin to be Biitot sterl pointed. Davy and Jes) made a litte eff ort here a Fe © vigh’s ago. but Sa Bi raat letvora. fess has eto Newark and Davy isin Manatield waiting a chanoe, all be ix Crestline until the 30th; don’t leave Massilon wales you first inform me. ou apd Bred and Jercy will stay st Cleveland. 1 wit wo Jef and get you some money by Saturday: zou can your own mew, aind go with them to Laaevill , bit do not Seiotm hem of surouelers; youeaa stp wlth Bill Wolt— Be is. one of cur Sridge men—but don't be seen by daylight; ana before you do anything elas relect some appropriate anes for POUF MeN, AO We Can distinguish then Thad n» time to use crpher, as tt is so tedious and Tam so Dasy now, 1 will eee Jimmy again, and see if he can be ome at_and Dot you know ‘e's nace enough boys on tratns now, and shal! wot trust any mre # girls now every placs George Cline viaiue aw in hi Morsfirid y often, darting, bnt don’t foi aun | sain 80, oF Be mnwy hustle {ha: Bag busines out Neurs, wn ficeiity, RLAY GRA MES. Arrivals and Departures. ARRIVALS. Povenroor—Steamship Oity of Baltimore—Nrs Tucker, Misses Nayyie avd anale and Master Ellis Tucser, Mr Bailey cit soy som Fuzzaro and lady, George Rize and lady, Mas- fem Syltam und Eaward Hugh Dorohue and’ lady, Wise Mason, Miss Burke, Mra Comerford and Neaiiste. d rr ‘wallinesa, Sdward D AL Ge tbe Sahiog aa aan Pas Bolomon and !asy, Sicnmehip Yorktown — Wa Wooger WH Pot- on Cordia! oud lady, O H boot Hes as Deaily, Size ¥ B Allen, HM Tasiaee, | ama ep Hrs angel: P Lyneb, Mrs kK Ayres, rs Durehili and. att rn Veghte, Mrs capt “arrish, Jao Heek—aod five in the ©-nneNas—Brig Tocooa—Francis Agrera, Mansanitta—Sehr Caroline E Steele—Clarence Mikmab, FINANCIAL, AND COMMERCIAL. Tuwrspay, March 28—6 P. M. The money market is without change. Paper ranges from 5 to 6 per cent, and is growing scarcer daily. ‘The prospect is that three months after the Morrill tariff has gone into effect the bank dis- counts will have been reduced by the liquidation bm Dusiness below $100,000,000. In foreiga bills very little is doing. Bankers ask 108 aud 5.2244, but merchants are not active buyers. The stock market opened this morning, as it elesed yesterday, firm, but fell off as the business of the day progressed. The business in federal and State stocks was light; the new government sixes fell off 44, while Missouris declined 1;. Among railway bonds, Illinois Centrals and Michi- gan Southern firsts both improved a fraction. At the first board New York Central was steady Brie advanced Hudson River, 14; Reading, % Michigan Central, 4; Illinois Central, 14; Cleve- Jand and Toledo, 34; Galena, %4. In other de- scriptions there was no change. The contradic- tery news from Washington, with regard to the purpose of the government in relation to the Bonthern forts, indisposes the public from ope- rating in stocks, and until something decided is known it must be expected that many people will hold aloof from the stock market. feer the board the market was dull, and remain- ed so till the close, the following being the last quotations:—United States 5's, 1874, 89 2 90; Indi- ana 5's, 89 a 90; Virginia 6" 4,478; Tennessee 6's, 755, a 76; Missouri 6's, 68 ; Canton, 144 15; Cumberland @oal preferred, 7% a 8; Pacific Mail, 85 a 4%; New York Central, 78444 %; Erie, rr 4; Hudson River, 45% a %; Harlem, 164% a ; do. preferred, 407, a 4 Reading, 44 a 4444; Prat Central, 57% a %; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 17% a %; do. guaranteed, 383, a 38%; Panama, 7 a %; Mlinois Central, 81% a 614%; Galena and Chicago, 73)¢ a 75%; Cleveland ond Toledo, 35% a %; Chicago and Rock Island, 677% a 58; Chicago, Burlingwon and Quincy, 73% ® 1%; Mlinois Central bonds, 7's, 102 a 34; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 89a%4; Penn- ayivania Coal, 80 a %. The government of the United States has adver- tised for a loan of $8,000,009 out of a balance of $27,000,000 authorized by the last Congress; while the government of the Confederate States has called for $5,000,000 out of a loan of $15,000,000 authorized by the Southern Congress at Mont. gomery. The $8,000,000 to be borrowed by the United States must be paid on or before the Lith of April next; the $5,000, wanted by the Con- federate States must be paid between the 17th of April and the ist of May, The Secretary of the Treasury of the United States has appealed to the public in the usual form, and expects to have his loan taken, as usual, at New York, The Secretary of the Treasory of the Confederate States has ap- pealed to individuais, and offers bonds of $50 each. It is not likely that Mr. Memminger will gain much by this deviation from established custom. Neither inthe Gulf States nor in any other agricultural country can individuals be found with ready money which they are willing to lend their govera- ment. Money is scarce in all rural districts, and in none more #0 than in the cotton Sta Purtic loans can only be “placed” in large © and if the $4,000,000 loan of the United States, and the $5,000,000 loan of the Confederate States, are taken at ail, the one will be taken at New York, where the banks hold $40,000,000 of idle specie, and the other at New Orlouns, where the banks hold eighteen millions, It rests, therefore, with the banks and bankers of New York and New Orleans to devide whether theae two rival governments shall get money or not. It lies with tue rich men of these two vities—the men who have most to lose in case of trouble and most to gain in the event of a pencefal settlement of our national troobles—to say whether the politi- ions who have brought our affairs to the present miserable pass shall be furnished with the'means ef -earrying on their contest. if the banks and bankers ef Mew York and New Orleans withhold from their respective governments the money new asked for, civil war Sn ‘be an impossibility, aud reusiion @ forced issue. Without money it will be impossible for the government of either section ‘to make war on the other. Without money famine will bring the combatants to'terms. All the dis- astrous events which are so gravely apprehended Dy the mercantile community at the present time presuppose that the two rival governments ure supplied with money. Withhold the purse—as the old English commons used to do when their mon- archs exceeded their constitutional prerogative— and want will quickly bring our politicians to their senses, At any rate, whatever course our Northern capitalists may pursue, it would seem to be mere common prudence on their part to aacertain, be- fore they lend their money, what course the go- vernment of the United States proposes to pursue both in regard to the seceded States and the Morrill tariff. If this Morrill tariff remains on the statute book, grass will grow in the streets of New York, and our capitalists will convict themselves of insane folly if they lend money to the govern- ment. If, again, war isto be declared, the re- maining $19,000,000 anthorized by the last” Con- gress will shortly be wanted, and government stock will fall. It seems only pradent that a com- mittee of bankers and merchants should go to Washington and endeavor to ascertain Mr. Lin- coln’s views on these subjects before the award of the new loan. The following was the business of the Sub- Treasury to-day:— Receipts. .... —For customs. Payments . ce... The exchanges at the Bank ‘Clearing House this morning were $21,414,807 82, and the balances $1,146,756 57. The Vigo, which left Liverpool on the 6th inst., brings £248,540 in specie, which, together with the £81,828 by the City of Baltimore, makes a total of $1,650,000 to be added to our already over- flowing bauk vaults. The following is the specie list of the City of Hawley & Bowe..... £610 Wakeman, Dimon & Vo 1500 H. D. Brockman & Co. 800 James fucker. 5.000 J.T. Freeman. 44 Adams Express >... 6.000 Walsh Carver &| ‘Thomas Monahan... 2,000 T. P. Kelp... £49,000 214,460 £81,800 The following is the specie list of the Vigo:— Bowes. adie lor & Co... a) £1,320 Sawyer, Wallace & Co asi 32 H.R, erder... +1 897 Mariet, Barber & Co. la 500 hawley & Howe... :3 1971 Falsted, Chamberlain & Co ok 1,000 Bewitt & Co 1 6.032 J.D Vermiiye. +40 290,008 Jas. H. Freeman | ‘600 Dunham & Dimon... +1 868 HD. Brookman & Co. 4 2,600 JH. Brower & Co. +1 1,500 brown Brothers & Co ae 80,000 «2 1,000 The forty boxes, containing £200, 000, ora million dollars, are supposed to be for the Bank of Louisiana. By the City of Baltimore, arrived this morning, we have advices from London to the 12th instaat. Consols had been sold down to 91%, but on the day named ‘more favorable advices from this side of the Atlantic, received by the Jura, caused some excitement in the market, and the prices advanced to 9154 a 91% for money, and 9234 a 9234 for ac- count. The London Times of the 12th says: In the city generally there was a diminution of anxiety regarding the etate of the money market, and in the Stock Exchange the supply was good at six per cent. hi the general diecount market thero hat beom a moderage demand, and the best short paper was taken at 74 per cent. At the Bank, however, the applications were rather large. The last price from luris this eveniug was Gat. 10c., showing a fractional decline. The London Dajly News city article of the 14th inet. says:— Coneols closed '; per cent lo: than yesterday. lsh railway stocks showed rather a drooping ae In the discount market no new feature The London Times city article says:— A further sum of about £64,000 iu gola was bought by the Bank today. A very large amount of convineatal gold is expected wo be carried t the Bank to morrow. According to some expectations the next India steamer is likely w bring a total of £600 000 in silver. In tue dis- count market to-day choice bills of two or three moutis were negotiated at 7% per cent. Some persons were therefore dispored to anticipate the prohability of the Bank, at the weekly court to-morrow, cutting their rate down to 7 per cent. . Funds opeped steaty at yesterday's improved rates, but later news from New York, indicat Ing whe probability of President Lincoln’s inauguration ig the signal of fatal excesses, if not for the com- mencement of actual hostilities, caused a decline, at which the market closed. The same cause depressed’ the railway market, though at the clese there was a teudency to recovery. Including the gold deepatched yesterday, the total sent to America simce the end of November ia about £4,480,000. The London Times notices and quotes securities as follows: ‘The transactions in the colonial market have been Ii mited, and no change of importance has occurred. Great Western of Canada, 11';,an4 Grand Trunk, 21% a 22. In American securities the shares of the Illinois Ventral improved to 263¢ a 26 discount, ana the bonds and shares of the New York and Eric were also higher on the rise in New York reported by the present mail. Cana- dian five per cents, 100 a 1003, American Railways, de. Choetng Prices 78 United States 5's, 1874. Virginia 6’ Miinois Central Do. do. Michigan Contral 8's, con., 1869 To. do. sinking fund 8 De. do. me 8. and N. Indiana 7" do. $100 shares. ¥ De. $ New York ond Erie 7 Do. do. 24m, 1859) be. do. 3d m., 1883 Do. do. bonds, 1*€2) Do. do. Panama let mortgage 7's, 1865 .. De, 21 do 1872... +20, — Ivania Central 6's. do. 24 m do. $50 shares. Papi and Reading 6's, 187 $50 shares eerie > a, of Kentucky, has vetoed the bill authorizing the banks of that State to issue $4,000,000 in notes redeemable in two years. ‘The earnings of the St. Louis, Alton and Chica- go Railroad for March are as follows: — Werk, Parrengers se $6,961 + 16,563 ‘ KOS, Increase in 1861.. 4,706 Stoek Exchapge. Tucnenay, Merch 28, 1861 160 sha Hud RRR... 45% 100 GO...s.s.. 8 4 Harlem RR. 280 Ha 1000 Treas 12pen’ 8000 Ohio 6s 69 10008 “ 14000 200 4 060 58% 200 Erie 21m bes, 100%, 100 Bic & 4000 Rud Rivsfbde 100 wo do......810 68 8000 Mich Solmbds 90 00 Brgsccces 1000 MichSo2mbde 66% 60 40.6... .980 9600 Ili Con RR bde. 102% 226 Mich So & Nig 6000, co. 50 102 60 Paovama RR. . 0 HOW TaCr& Milgbs 11 60 IinvisGenRR seo 2000 CBAQRR Bpo ba 34 180 S4uhe Phenix Bank. 101 100 26 Tank Commerce, 16 Del & Hod C4 Oo. 60 Paciie MIR Co.. 86% 100 to. 854 100 Cum Coal pref. % OMONY Com RR... 1 400 Clev & 200 bid 79 200 360 78% 600 Lon 130 Tok if Mo +880 Thay 446 Chi wit 66 Erle Ri Bay 8 Cal, Bar ic 100 an b1O 32% 300 a 12% 100 co 30 Ba SESE RR essneeesa: zz Ps Clev, i i tas aha Chi RR 30 1 ¥ Te Tg Wo cly Ktaaiedso B04 CITY COMMERCIAL ae. ‘Tuerspay, March 23—6 I. M. . etn market was quiet, with small sales, st $5 31 for both oe bbl. aiectehs for State *and Western brands. footed up about 4,000 bbis., closing within the fol- hey tease ects re £Oemrmnas8s SSSRsxge & ing witl was im fair fered ‘at our figures, with bbis. Corn meal was steady mt the above quotations. Wheat was active apd a ices were higher; the sales font. ea about 135,000 bi at '$1 46-0 $1 65 for white Western, $1.36 8 $1 90, for $l 27 $1! 35 for Milwaukee and Oanade Club, accorting to Pag and $1 165 26 for Chicago spring; $1 45 a 83 for white Indiana, $1 30 for Ractiw, ft iB a a0 60 for + vais Michigan. €orn advansol le, with sales of 90,000 bushels at 66:. for new and 690, a 703c. for old Weetern mixed, @7c. «Tle. for Seuihern white and yellow. Rye—ales’1,500 bushels at 4c. a 650, Bariey—Sales 3,£00 bushels at 74c. for State, in part. Oats wore firm and in moderate request. Covvee was in good ceroand, with sales of 200 mats Java st 17c., 1,200 bugs Rio at 12%6. @19%0 , and 2,700 do. Rio, at auction, at 14,0. a 133¢¢.—wverage 12%. Cortow.—The market was active aad higher, closing at ap advance of about 340. per pound. “Tho sales ombrasad about 6,000 bales, 1,6.0 of which were sold in transit from New Orleans. There were rumors of gsies of other jots, amounting to about 3,000 baler, which we vould not trace, We now quote midulivg uplands at 12%6., though some rales were reported att Fraction lesa, Fanon: —o Liverpool 10 600 bushels corn wore re ported at 9344., tn Duk 2,000 4 3000 ddls. flour at a3, Seme bacon and lard were reported at 323 6d; while cotten was 4d. a6-161 To Condom adout 8,000 bola of tour were enguged at 33, 64., with a small lot at $3. 7; burrn seat 408 A vessel was taken up for Glasgow Jond with wheat, at 11d., avd ahoa',6,000 bashels w als» engaged be another veesel at p. tA veror! ws also engnged to load with com at Norfolk on privwe fo-ms Hay —The market was stoady, with gales of 00) palar ebipping lote at Tho. a 800 Monsees —The gules embraged about 45 hls, Porto Rico at 826 a 33c., and 80 do, Cuba muscovado at We. a S30 Navan Stores.—Sales of 400 bbla. spirits turpentine were mace at 33c. for rejected lots, and at 37c fur New York bbla., in shipping order; and 600 bbls. goo No, 2 to low No, 1 at $1 65 a $1 90 Provision.—Pork—The market was heavy, while the pales embraced about 260 hla. at $1675 for mess, aut $12 25 w $12 (0 tor prime. Beef was in fair request, while sukee were limited, at $$ 75 a $9 87% for cywatry’ moss, @u¢ $10 4 $11 for ex ta. Boef hams and prime mess were quiet and nominal. Bacom was steady, with sales of 220 Lhasa, rough sides at private terms.’ Lard was stoudy, with sales of 300 blz. and tiarees at 95. a 10°. Cut meats were steady and in fair request, with limited sales at 6c ®6Xc. for shoulders, and 8c. a 83xc. for hams, Butver and cheese were unchanged. Rice. —Sales of 870 caske were mide at 8c. a 4c. Srices —Salee of 2.060 pounds nutmegs were reported at private terms, and 100 bags pepper at 83¢0. SuGaRs.—The market was steady, with sales of 1,257 hhds , included in which were 160 bhds Porto Ric, from a5%c ; the remainder consisted of Cubas at 430 0 1gc.; 225 boxes Havana at 6140. , and 1,188 bags at 6'c. SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR FEW YORK—TM DAY. - 5 61 | MOON Risns. -eve 10 44 : 621! mia WareR..../ Jorn 10 27 Port of New York, March 28, 1861. CLEARED. Steamship Montgomery, Savannab—H B Cromwell Samanip Roanoke, Couch, Norfolk, &e—Ludlam & Heine. Ship Noonday, Henry, Sen Francisco—B M Cooley. Ship Commodore, Bilss, Liverpool-U € Dunean & Oo. Ship G6 Lamar, Bradley” “Condon—Dunham & Dion, Ship Wizard King, Cone, Loudon--@ E Cook. Ehip Gregorius (Aus), itatéovieh, Queenstown and @ mar. vet Wendt Hat Linda Stewart Davis, Bt Phompson. Bark eas, Gibbs, reat, Trini 8 Stephenson vrig 8 Tia Lisbon B H Small Brig J M Bar ‘y, Cardenas (second clearance)— Yates & Porterfield" Brig Abilene (Br), Foster, None SH HJ &C A Dewoif, Schr Transit, Corey, Rio Janet Behr Nevisea, Barnes, wt Thomas—it D i laridge. Rehr M Rogel wight, Basern Sen baght in MeCulioch, Staged Tsland—3 8 Rehr Anight, Wilson, bm gry § Jao Sag Dewoif. Sehr Arcola, Lewis, Norfolk—J A H ‘sc 0. br Rent Cluford, Ranson, rR P Buck Sehr J Lawrence, Rogers, Pawtucket—H 8 Rackott, Steamer Madgie. Bell’ Philadelphia. Steamer Alida, Robinson, Philadelphia ARRIVED. Steamship City of Baltimore (Br), Petrie, Liverpool, M) 18, Queenstown 14th, with mdse anit passengers, to JG Dale. Lsin'inst. saw ships Alexander Marsbalt, Cultivator, sheridan, gas baloner, ali t win x sea, also ‘steamabi Ge and a to Ludlam & Heineken Ly RAurrs ah ae l, Feb iz, with mateo, to How. ing! cr pansengers, to Tapscott & Co, fee bad one death (of an infant) ‘and one birth on board. eth in inst, lat 39 50, lon 68 10, signalized skip Southampton, ound Bark ‘Agnes, Lyttle, Padang, Dec 30, crossed the Equator in the Atlantic 6th inst, with coffee &c, to E D Morgan & Co. Bark David Se (ot Boston), Tucker, Messina, ~ ok passed Gibraltar 1gun, with trnit, io Draper & Devlt Jac 35 20, lon Omi spoke ship Borodino, from New ior varie (or Havre; 19th, lat 96 80, lon 68 2), apoke brig steeriny ‘Bark oebuck. C peanes Ayres, Fed 2, and Montevideo ¢xh with hides he, to ne hay 4s & Cusbman Bark tarvest Moon, for Boston, sailed Paaen previous. Feb U7, lat 27028, jon 2835, spoke Br sbi The 73 in trom Buenos Ayres for Liv. erpool: Sach tb inet, lat 29 41, lon 75 16, ‘ship ghar, Meich ww Orleans f a. ny ft Bark hen De Dorrance Wie Free mito, Cardenas, March 17, with sugar to Wal ish, Carver's Chase Bask Express, Sundberg, Cardenas, 13 aays, with sugar &> to P ¥,king & Co. Had bad weather the entire pisaag-; ‘eput “pert Sam, Shepherd, Hathaway, Cardeans, 7 daye, with su: gar &c, to) E Yar ‘Hark bamuel Mosley, ‘Je, Holm, St Marks, 13 days, with cot. with fruit da, ton Ae, to Smallwood, Earle & Uo. avila, to oF Brig Gluletia (tab), Mareses, to ‘Caroline, Porter, Aspinwall, ly d: age, mith medio, Had heav. 12 a. '®), Pembroke, Pon: Jr (of Plymouth Mad brary weatl to Sturges & mast and fibbonn. ‘rovidenoe), Head, St Johns, PR, ib days, gia to Miler & thoughton, ‘Zloty Wd and: 2M fast, bad aviclent gale from WNW. brig Mary A.viaa (of Aoston), Ame me heavy w stranburg i in Ford (ot { Hampden’, Hendrick, Tinidad, 18 days, Kehr ‘Mindote (of dna. Sargent, Barcelona, 17 days, wi hides fe, to Miller & Hough ~ ee Rapheese —e Matanza: 9 th rdenas, 7 days, with 9 days, with rotine F Steele (of Gloucester), Garfield, Mansant’ta, s, with molasses, to H Harnatott & ¢ ith NIE 2d inet, Int 27 1 spoke sbap HV Haxter. of issth, from Nobile for Havre ‘ sebr vergiade (of Harrington), tor in, ri aon wit! to'mester. Had very heavy weather 8 of ; spit jib, Ae on Sante wih font, v litle a T Bay, lost best anchor. No dae, lat 96 1, ‘ion ‘{833, opoke sehr Welow, of freencut, for eorgetown, § Seltr Nathaniel Chase (of Harwich), Doane, Granada, March =, with trait, to Thos Gils COrancall, Megathlin, New Orleane via Key ith sugar ac, to BF Kmail, Had heavy ourtney, Charleston, 8 na rraon, Charleston, 4 days, with cotton Iner Pott & On, Sehr Wide World, 8affor de, to Meuready, Mott & 0 Sehr NW Bmith, Boyd to MeCrendy, Mott & Co. Schr Ino (of Providence vith 4 , with cotton harleston, 4 days, with cotton 0, nmore, ¥\lmington, NO, 10 day yanom. ‘22d inst, 18) ‘milow SE of gale daring whict lost deck And eprung leak of about main galt, stove valwark: nd bad Yecks awept; fh NC, 6 days, 25h parded a schr water with spare alongside; load of rosin, eripp 1000 strokes per ho wsaett, sen nst, Cape Lookout bearir opged and ab: nd nenber loaded Dad apparently b aintad binck, with yollow tripe, and by da Pi ‘ted Met i w about WO tons bur. hen; had been but « short time in that condition, Could not with the water. "Sanya, ws Smith, Dayton rachel (8 raoate) days, Hemy Sehr Leeust, Fly Behr Reoceea, Met # days, with cotton &, 0 Jas Hunter & Co. Sehr Annte kdith, Tyler, Norfolk, 2 days, Kebr Mary. Terrell. Bligabethpor! (ur Plummer, Elizabeth Web, Bilzabetnport | Mester, Wandel Risabelsport (ve Peskekil Lady’ Washi wabethport for Provi- dene Ay ‘op Amelia, an Wickle, Rteamer Lronaldes, Van: Steamer Beveriy, P Phi Steamer Sarah, Jones, Philadelphia Stesmer Pelican, baker, ¢rvvidence, SATLED. Fteamsliips Monteomery, Savannah; Reanoke, Norfolk, &e; trig W J Trent, Sagnay acir Veniov, Antigua Wind during the day WSW iaebeth port for Rokaway, Tr Phiadelphia. Miseeilanm ‘We are onder many ob! tontive and polite purser rived on Weanesday ening from shipping and commercial Intel!igenee. * tot Bi ttne mel p ation aa, Bay, the at. fatanzos, 9 leh we anaes, for valuable ez ia pean starBourd beat was at for ate dock ta Feet St Mobila, Bare Peni, Eee & at Rosie from Havana, on the 27th baat U AM, Nauset NN the mastheads to 10 feet above water. rhe tar; belong. veontl of about 160 tonsa, The et id heavy weather Sd toot bulwarke. ik bn] just, lett gehen Verona, from Calais, at ort ons the Iai witha fresh NEW for 24 hours, when abe was laid to; Sttorwards It rood: hen the eouree was sbaped.# Channel, ‘the wind increaing to at io 1, were obliged to before being able to heave to: in the meantime she was bra pew in the sloca, which stove bout, broke davits, 4e; ano- ther sea carried off part of the deekload and filled cabin wath water. “Bucceerive storms and gales from ibe 18th to the Bio Mouoence Charleston, March 27—The Fred Dyoer, Schult, from Ireland, Bas arrivet. Oo the 19h inal, Jon erienced a heavy hurricane; wrecked brig ‘ae from Restport, Funded with Tumba, vith matemaat standing! snd colare et, Dut no gas os board. vo Hilwoou Walter, Buq, Secretary Board of ag Kk THOMAS G BARKsLow, Bardoin, of Staten I arrested in the lower harbor of Norfolk 2 Bath st, area Chief, for a. viol peatigh jaw in Deo last, and will bo had unt thovusual fine and other damages are fully sutistied, 5 Sen Juxo, Newman, at Providence, fron NOvlean 10. ris: Qu the 18th inst experienced 4 heavy gale from the ‘NE. during which lost an entire sult of sails, ji boom and gaff, email anchor and stove ‘bulwasks: also Tost 09 69 Dole molasses trom off deck, stove some of tho unter deck, and during toe ga'e hid 3 feet water in the Bold. | Oo the did, off Hi bounded sehr Vielory (uf 8: Georne, Mo) from New Haven tor vingtnia, and from her a jib ‘and bali a bbl of water Scun Fiona Kin, § Partridee, at Holmes’ Hole from St Do- mingo, bad on tha passage, and on the Farah faa ale trons 8 lost deek load ut logwroods toth, 1a a gale from ENB. lost foreyard, bad decks Doig Ive wal stove bulwarks, lost cutwater, &c. Put into H'H short o} provisions. Sour Wire Queen, Stratton, at Holmes’ Hole from Car. denas, on the L5th inst, Iat 3 18, lon 76 24, fa gale trom NNE ‘was hove down, and hid to cat the deck loud adrift to Kghten the vessel; 220.'in a gale, shipped 4 sea which stove boat and started caboose, broke rall, &e, Sou MR Canrisix, Ryder, at Charleston trom Providenos, ow Vth inst, lat 38, lon 743, had * aeavy NES blow, 1a which broke fore gaff, split foresail, stoue boat, & Sour Wrtxta.Masox, previously reported suk by e>\slon withahip Qu vest, had a curgo of giz hnds sugar Bod 28 Buds molacaes, Rour Sravin, Elliott, from Arroyo for Boston, reports:— 15th ist, 1st 34, lon 74 30. experieneud « houvy quie trom NB; earried away jibboom. lost outer jib aud fiyug sibs sprang fowspnt, sarted cutwater, ‘maturail and’ buiwarks; bar meter dows wo 29; on the (7th was struck by uhentog, and master and 3of the crew knocked down on deck, slevered imaintopmast head, and struck Loe deck Undil che 34th ex nee Deavy weather, The pat nto Holmes’ Hole h tora bi Oe Urrart, March 9—The Amerlean schr DB Sexton got of shore 7th inst, Liveneoot, Mareh 9—The Queen of the Seca, from Bom bay, did not touch the ground fn the river, as Feported 7th ings, 1ith—Put back the Anstralasian (es), for New York; towed from Queenstown tor repairs ‘The ‘American ship General Parkill for Charlestown, dragged toul of the Cornwallis, for Colombo, the latter lost Dowsprit. mv 7DEO, Jan 2--The Amerionn- bark Warwick, 1 © Presonus hich was driven on shore near Rat Laland Ath int, i cowl wreck, and has been sold at auction. Qvrrsstows, March H—Put in the Jane, trom Clyde for Savannah, ieaky, and with crossjackyard gorte, eatls split, te. ‘The wrecking sehr FL W Jonnson, owned by Mesaré Johnson & Higgtns, of this city, has been sdid_on private terms to the Sew ork Board of Underwriters, Sie wil proved $9 the Bahama eas ks to look atter their interest, bunkport 26th insi. from Ward's yard. large capacity: she has 3 Call nd is named Li ed by Mir DW Led, aad will becommand. by Capt Juba F blason. Notice to Mariners, Notice jg heroby given that a Green Buoy marked with the word *Wreck’’ bas been laid 10 fathoms 5E of «vessel sunk in Aldbro Ray The Buoy be omms at low water spring tides, with the following bea ‘Ortord High Lighthouse, thres times ita, apoarent height, open to the right of the Low Ligh Ww, Aldora North Mill, im line w W of Aldbro South Mil ‘Orford Costle, W485. order, Red Tet Building, open P H BE&THORN, Sec'y. Whaltemen, . bark Engle, MoNelly, Pacific last reported sid from Mauri- Arr at Vewport Ocear, of and 101 Bs tious O8 Toy with 10a0 sp 10) why ‘At Son Diego, Lower Caiifornia, no date, ship Oosan, Clark, Sitaven, 20 w und Feb 1, A Noughton, Robinson, of Pall a On © f bark Charles & Edward, of ‘Teleahuany Fed S, with 6) pbis #9 Loud, repures he _ Jetier from MoGiniley, of ship Roin He tte, reg mrs a a Merete oy Fob 21; bed bes § whales ‘A letter Crom Capt Wilson, dated Callao, Keb 23, states that he baa taken charge of bark Cachel late Perry, discharge and would proceed to Valparaiso, where he would sell the f opportunity «£% he, wise would endeavor to ob. htand proce:d home The Cachetot had on te Pi pre ‘onsty had 6) bbis, but the balance ry ‘erry ‘Spoken, de. P of NYork, from "NOrleans for Li was fat 4 12, jon 73 30. panes migra, e Sears, from NOreans for Cork, March 21, Ship Ember pune Barney, from NOrleans for St Pe- terabt March 21 42, lon 79 24. Chin River! Gaitarte, bound W. March 4, Int St, ton 12 Bark Aurelia, Beattie, from Oulentta fr Hull, Int 4028 N, Bark Tybee, Meyers, from Cette for South America, Feb 2, e Gat fanada, from Matanzas for Portland, March 25, 8 Bhoal N's} miles Hark Cuicing ‘Star, from Bowton for NOrleans, Mareh 20, “santo 7 'tlamilton, bound N, was seen March 28, 1AM, no lower, of Warren, Me, from Sagua for New York, wares i lat 42, lon 79 24 hor Szpriee, from Savannah for NBedford, March 25, off Schr Chas Whiting (of Providence), Wixon, ftom Norfolk for NYork, March 11, 25 miles ENE of ee Henlopen, Axtwenr, March 9—Arr J O ihn, Mo NYork. ‘Anxovo. PR, March } (back au pete Jox. Munson, for Nave about tt lag: Ryser, for hzabeth, i Mao do. ths ror tor do do; vohrs Sallie Tay, Cre lard. Corbett. for N¥ do; J fl Kaymond, Pau from Bakimore, disg; Goverhor Burton, HiaunTON, Mareh OM, wsrew steamer Rrnest Morck, Lindwulet, from London for'Novieans, and ianted prot Buistor (Pil), March 9—Arr St Louis, Jacobs, and Moro Gantle, Knowle NYork; Guiding Star, Relly, Beaton; Lith, Elliott, Farqubar, N York Honbmarx, March 6—Sia Jenny Pitts, Ball, x York. a Regernuaten, starch 8—Arr ellve & Machiide, Nordenhott, York Nynex, March 9—Art Elena, Kuhlman, N York Avery Avmes, Jan Ate barks Chas W gue, Ol Meare ‘ork; en eta Benin ‘‘vatke J B Johnson, Blake, sane, Wont Indiv! 19th, Sa NYork; Elsin msec ik ‘a: ore, Pat Bo frig Sea ay ndere, for fo do A ps Allow ‘Moore, Post, ork.” Abt Feb 23—Arr Carrie Hues, Flinn, Gibraltar. SVeANTINOPEe, Feb SS—Arr andrew Oaruey, Mayo, Bos ton. inst, March LL-Art Liverpool, Kearney, NYork for Loon- don ‘and ani tine, Rogers, do’ for do (and pre- ceeded); Courier, \ "London for Hin Janeiro: Key stone, Barnham, and Golden Rule, Crowell, do for Nock (wa all (h}eoapehored). Std 9th (not previous), Ni Jucob A stamler, Young, and Hound, gre, wNVork ton "hu back Lith, Gor Nortom, Dunbar, for NYork. Patwooru, March (0—Arr Malina, Seoner, Cardenas Furerwoob, March 9—Arr Philanthropist, Russell, New Or- Jeans: Hope, Irvine, Havaanah; Lith, Ceres, Humptreys, New Orleans via Queen Guisanyy Maren 91d Perthshire, Oates, Ponssonta, Giascow, March U—arr Robena, Martin, NYork, Gunnautan Feb 37——arr bark Bilan Pike, Dyer, _osstne for NOrieans (and took steam March It); brigs Yankee Pairing. Messina for N York (and took steam March Lat ate Crabtree (and sid march 2d tor NOrieans); Mare iset ter Sambisdge, sid 24 for New posed); Sd. si 5 te (and +ld same day for —) barks Palmetio, Wheiden, boston, in tow; March 24, American 5: Dycor, wor Ma 7th, ship Adria (Ana), Pilato, from Ti in re} ship in ra), tO, 'NYork, tia. arr Gib, for N and wind und; bark Neator, tow Hato Yor Alextindria” » Tepg, would be ready ia Wind west on the 7th Arr Reaper, Loring, NOrtea March 7—Arr Piigetiny lsitck, Mantes je , w beever, NYork; thar mite! h, North —? Foster, NOrieans, In the road A, vanoeri an vela Sth. RD Sherherd, Gale, NOriexne:, Mary, State oman, Sth, Wra Tell, Bonasy, Nfoek; Jax vutn’ ‘NOHenge, Bornes, Nicos, Poinva Pitre; lds nels, Havana (and Was off Arixham lta). OU mue, Uxnard, NUrleans, arch 9-—arr Wave (rent, AstvOne, Mar.WR-AFT Mt Ouxhaven, Lancashire, Hazard martha, Bich, akyab; 9, Jhampion, Nion ln, Nea- ro rANA, March 18—Art bark Sonthern®, Campbell ‘vgs P R Ourtis, Norwood, Portland: H oh, Faracon, schr ® Stowart, Mather, Fortiaad; 00h, oe "rina! Harmon, NYork. * mane Gen Mirammon, volding, SUrinaia; Quaker Oly) Mightant Obiet, Hoan ‘Troon iL, Card Mt; Curns, 7, Gomam, Buckeye eche HS vc ehip Amanda Spear, Cooper, dagua; barks Mar tia, Browe, day Famelia, ion he Kadri, Falmouti Kagl, Raynes, Boston, sohes Wesrdrook, donas; Fanvy healing, Snow, Vertiand, J % Knightley, Hig bes, Norfolk; Harriet Gardner, Brightman, geranness sivamer, Salvor, Weir, Tama; (th, echr W i Alexander, finth, Gardeons; 20th. brige HM Balch, Hulse, Savannah; Morgeret A Stevens, Butler «York. brig Redaey Carr, Usner, NYork; schra Mieve sinol, Wyatt, Vardenass Co-dalia Noskirko, Bighes sagas Kixos n, Mare t rk. "Maroh 10- 40 Francson, Atrien (by Cook, wok; Moa'ino Foent ton Gagera; Reteneras Heh Kae, mad arene. Ni rrisans! volden ciem, , tdenlect) Baa partan, M’Kenzie, Kavannab iis) Oalontta: John Parkor, Botts, der Macehall, Marsal and Galive it), Havana! wn, Pa) ab, Miter, N in Lnette, Given, do oo a Lord, th, Alernb the seam, Cw " re ks Oaevar, dn ‘d Deurbora, ® ork nt ¥en 37 for sa Q-Arr) P Wheeler, ad a wich, dos JH Loekhart, Loe hart, dosura; . Kendrick, Winaitlan, Kot ont gth, Cornel nner, and Patek toury, Moore, N¥hek Inthe, ‘A len, Mobulo dnd ald from Gravesend bd from Gravesend 10th, Quicksip, Wate, eta _aupripieeratey song tor Bristol, teal S on Geo a and 6 naner, Bo Bowne, fo w NYork, 40; mts ‘Hall, MawsANILLA, ‘Mareh'IS Th port sahr Medora, Bartlett, for ‘Arr }hoyal Bride, Bngiana, NYork; Pe ceoplis Nowell Piilatelpat . elpht jonsraour, March 98d Besort, Bryant (from Havre), N Chapin, from and seta 00, JNM ATT Poxce, March 16—In port bark Montezums, Hammond, for NYork 2 ‘day err at dont sebr Marcia, Quinn, Boston gunn m ‘nee S—AGr avian Onimen, aad Black le at ork. tri, cota? ae Part barks Wheatln4, Peacock, my Ga bord Pendergast, Lat oe Nowtings Age Sern owm homme esc Teed Shes 6 for ash 5 Virgin PY oo Lid Pen rb, webrth dirt ra ‘ives Plate; Bib, Bice Maree NGMaradan WTork brdonsg, Pit March 12 “i port sare fonn Aviles, Lae, for Nipikomestiaven bigs ache PD alg, fr Mapas to ork, DAGU. fo Bie nde Oveklila! Devereux, Cork, bi “wminied Field. Baitin eq wns pat Jon ie Btarel are brian, Orandon, Qrowet and Lower yw York; Groen, pier Queen Father, Card, New York MG Via sehr ; Ot Gassabeas, Sain end and Jenny Lind, ‘itonell, NYork. Vena Cxcz, March Maer bark Flash, Wilson, N York, 14 _ Bey etter ae Be at ‘at Falmonth' thinson, nt Beltane Arr from Savannah, s) ral, at Liver ‘Arr from Mobile, abip pg Ty en Arr from New Orleans, ship Cambrian, at Deal Amoriean APALACHTOOL A, March 16—Cld uohr Burrows. 0 joxton; Isth, Southern Belle, Gillett, do. 4d 2th, ad Linbeg, Bishop aid bark ‘Kate Stunier, Manwaring, tdver- PeRth—In port ships Tranbul Cuvinm, “for, Ltverwoot lags Ray state, row fort do Idg; Jaf Hicks, Greenman, for do doz} A Bishop, Wolf, ‘vorandy; GW Norton, chim ofeaDe ope Noth, dieg: sehra Julia, Seufth,’ Oring: co. for NYork lag: Western Star, Crowell, for Boston. “yr oA Tdierra, Rowton, from Orleans, wig: O"H Miller, age rom Ao, dos Joe "waxfield, May, from do, do ALEXANDRIA, March 27 oli Ire °c ng eatcorn, Rat River oka 4 es Bete Saat Boston Qi—aty steamer South Caroling, sal at E Cooper, Lapham, Nassau; 4 Sylvester, Galves- ‘NOrleaas; ap. Havana: Hianean Greaney, tan:"West Wind, Eaunders, do; Octavia, Hallett, Drigs & é Hassel, di vaeell, Mntanzays re: by, Cardens n MhOrleane! Geobtm. Sraith Wiliam Choma berlipgame, Elizabethport. Old barks i, Park, Fi mnith, Fortune isiand; Sea Bride tart in tia ul Jha Olen eo cep stink nella, Grittin, ‘Cent egos: nna, niey, St Jobm FR: Loddek!, oliver, Jackemvill. falnls Faled today, wind NW Bark byiph, and brig Bird of the Wave, aio at anchor below. b— Arr (by el) steamer 3 Sonulding, Baltimore; barks B Hamilton, Oar- Sicihan, Mess ton, Clenfusgos; J @ Far: nd. Charl MBALA INO * March 27—Arr steamship Baltimore, Colbert, hip Martha Whitman, Colburn, savannah; bark Kelly, Rio Janeiro: brigs Faonie O Field, Grant, i Viricent (Br, FS; sear John L Howes, Providence. mship Thoms swan! ork sera Lenlsiana, “MMcholl, Laguayray A “) Rogert, P Mi One 26—Arr schr George Fulos, Nickerson, Provitence for Philadelphia: Globe, Ames, Warren, RI, for ‘Alexandla; [sane P Hagard, ‘Wilson, Ellzabethport; sloop by somerset fot, N York a pach ARLE «PON, March 23—Arr steamship Marion, Nor, rehs WP Stony, Herman, won: Kwsex, Post, kapaa Old barks Cristian (Non), Wi 7 Nos. boson, Cronstadt; bes, Wi P ton, NC: schra Ann & Susan, W Smith, Boyd, and Wide Wor'd, Safford Nyork; John Aumack, "Pearce, lean stb—Arrechr. ulia Grace, Taylor, Nerfolk. Sid hans dag ia, Rishon: Paxton (Br), Jor and CC Ol ol: George F Pation, Mitel |, bark Peter 0 nae Dariew, Ga; sehrs Wm Sp. “ary Jones, Baltimore; Alaba- ‘an Gilder, Wilmington, NC; 8 Miller, Gifford, George- sth. Arr steamship Locust Point, French, Baltimore; schre ‘MB Carlisle, Ryder, Providence; A Heston, Ryan, and J Forsyth, Applegate, NYork; Elizabeth Cowell, Young, Atte: Kepae. eof. @ sent uaknown, ld 244, ship Paxton Gp, Comes ol; 25t0, echr ey Cobo, Wil hra Sprightling Sea, M; and Wm Capes Sintthewn, Nori EDGANTOWN, Starch 26—Arr schrs Agent, Daniels, Eliza- bethport for Boston; Hunter, do for do; Expedite, Beebe, N\ork for do; Artist, Hobart. River Head for ae: | ore el Clark, Paatelphin for Nantucket. In port 27th. theal FALL vray ER, Mareh 27-~sid sloop Isaac Hi wich: a ‘ork. ling, NY ROADS, March %4—Sld ship Martha Whitmore, rn, Savannah ‘or orders. ‘2th—Arr (by tel) ship Kopid, MeKea wood, Kio Janeiro; Tailulah, ’ Liv Blo Janeiro; Prus brig Jason, wilgtitAND eo March 27, 1 PM—Passing in brig ua. H. fro HOLMES MOL, Merch 2, PM—Are sohrs Flora Partridge, Aquin. St Domingo, for Boston; Ruth Halecy, Bennett, Vhiladelphia for Namcoket; Loutsa,’ fallett, Boston for Ravannah; anit Wer Lge und Ike | el a do ee Baltimore; George S B Dyer, Pur. Fae were, do for tanfier, Yar Vilage sock, Haskins. porta for Alexandria; Znlaony Mann, do for Halimore; JB Wata- wright. Coreyn, do for Pailadeiphia; 0 A. stetson, Rich, Pro- Eben Sw Tracey, for NYork rk’ Wetadaca Trabes er, do for ‘ark, oFudde Tordo: 8b Pitiy Feiew, aud 10 Hurts, Spafford, ie: ; Corvo, Hatbrook do for hiohmond; Mary Lat Hix, do fer Savannsh; Wiliam Wilson, Ryan, f Piymouth for Norioik “Beno sey ieee Oumién for'do. sid sehr Run! way. rest mn, Greiner, ‘Uren, Ralph Hewitt. Florence, W tt Sargent, Huntress, Prowers, Ruth Halsey, Ebon Sawyer; eleop Agnes. pit gare brig Emma, Baker, Philadelohia for Boston Pach Guia uration Cetdenes for Forands Bet flues Bilictt, Arroyo, PR. for Boston; Jouph flouston, rien os tor Boston; Sarah ol oy for Boston: Sheet Anehor, cefttinens, Jackson- ‘ville for do; Mary Prise, Le ha Cosmet for ei Bebe, Lee, Baitimore for do; Alexandria for do; Caroline M a agi J Join Sea i alles N by ~ joats ae for bexvas Maine Lam ‘< olmes, Hew lo a4 Rox ww, Eiriiaast Hepina’ ber tees tore ae thy pty do tor Tangier; Golden West, Leman, Pegg dg for ingens LA nest eae Easipa ort a Philadel, Kent, Po Porand fot for are a oe Bora, a: va depen 9 ator ‘wi jogton, Geriru East ort for rn vorks, ‘im SH Mitch ‘Mitchell <4 Lepranx, Niven uo, ‘ocomtack, ‘Machias for: doi ea Tg! ici: ee A MOBILE, Fe ye 4 B Ayman tater, Carrer Havre: sohr a MoNettl, See ili Ne wi—arr rout and annie F fae sare tices esos A Ta him fmt] * Lenox, do NORMOLK, March 26— Arr beg Norfolk, Adams; oan BA ondary, York. "Cid hr Sid sehr . eee POR Mi eh 6A peg E pie for Nt os : rr urus, Parsons, au eae Meret 21—Arr sehr Anstin, 7S agg PORT BMOUTH, March Sten abe ike Yomes on Fr james Freeman, Free- RENO FEDEX March 27—Arr steamer Pt yon. * brie Minuie Senter, Co Apaleconta iy A “oa ewihan NOrieans’ Rebecon: 8 DW, Hammond, Wixen, Somes 8) NYork: es, oy Miaikewe? wena ek ships Jacod Bell, Frisbie, bay th Brooks, Philadel BAN ERANGH agte inte Mney.| ‘Loudon; Malay, Willcomb, Hong SAV ANNAN, March 23—Arr off the bar ship a me stow, Liverpool (and ordered to NOrleans); brig Fa Cadiz, sobre Harriet Cinrdner, Brightinan, Havana; Eleanor, 7 when d, Boaton; 8 J ‘Smith, ork. Irene (in, James. “and we m Vell, "Beate, 5H Sesped, bask, w iehirxanox, No, March 28—Arr brig, Linesln, Webb, Pd MMeabeth eed? NY Merc) ha ‘ah ‘fehre Isabel Alberto, mais ware a Paige BARRE, Mi Havana; 234, schr bene PERSONAL. ‘4 DOPRION—A GENTLEMAN, Rn ey J WEST, wishes to adopt an tnt + fourveen. 104 pernomal 250, sae lable; Frensh demoost pre erred cares B. 8., Most offios. Ba IA @YREETSR KEPL A Hoole STORE, : Chatham street, in 1826; afterward the firm Bureower & O> bd oar! eet shoe poy His heirs an earn rcmething to thetr alventage om application to TOWRoHBe D, 127 Puston areet, N.Y. i ROADWAY AND FORTY-SEC UND punat OMAL bos, corner of Twenty fifth street and B b 9G at mbout 4h, Mom fier he left the stage may hear of « friend cresting BC. , eadison equare Post offios, by ad tO LES b-—-MARLA—YOUR LETTER FROM NEW RO- chelle ts received, T will meet Wp p monres (Ere) mornig, at Mv clock, in the parior of F —— as evel 4 Pasgancr a AND nr us SRE late teachers in Agen fe daughters eo Liugh “ison, of this otty, will oall or send e letter to their wigter, Catherine MA. wi Allerton’s Hotel corner of Foriy- firs, apd 7 leventh avenue, they wil confer a favor on their old tnother, not been ex} to live. Ttis arathe te them once more before she de- pa’ 16 F PSPUBRIOK MORGAN, La ileal at No 88 Beat Broadway, f tous, itertod pavers please cepy. GY FROM Pll greatly oblige YOBBLI. Ree vase ney so ry A. IBA weil con nr fever on bi ing bie addrene 1e the Bt.” arin Mis LOUISR—TROIS LETTRES —1 MURT SER abel enll; T bave een him, and was ie hed ye great changement, Je vie aveo eapolr, J. Dee, sesege2s23 mason oe & Ay Perr > i} SEES ® ded i 338 MPs ieee S23 +