The New York Herald Newspaper, April 5, 1861, Page 8

of Stbrattar—The Doc- apie, Er nage arenaned tn to from the Madrid Correspondence of the Iv-ie- ’ endance Baie, March 13, for the New Yous Gena. } Mapew, March 7, 1901 Ap immense crowd of the carious. of tiplumats aud iticiane, crowdes+ the benches of the Cuauber of Dapa- ‘yesterday, to De present at the deoste un tie affairs of Italy. The Giscuesin naa in fact sual, 1¢ has not been slow in proving chat spain gas stall puch to do to reacb the emivence of osber Dating that are gove Bea by the repregentative aystem. fhe pro- wt member, Sugasta, one of the voungest 401 met | illwot orators in she Cortes, was the ‘rat to speak, tak ig ground against the policy pursued >y the Cabinet im We atfirs of Southern lvaly, ‘The speaker laid dowe at st some genera) prineiples: tat every “pavish g verpment, whatever mignt no its tendency 8, whatever its eomplexton, should employ avery udebt means ano all ite influence to propagate abroad constitutional syrtem now in force ia Spain. The ernmen’ Ongbt to favor, a8 “ar as liew in ite power to £0, the union of the two uations which constitute the Merian Penivsula. It onght, by all moans, tighten the ympatbevo bonds which *hould unite Spain and America, apd it ought, finally, Never lose suyht of that pow: of the peninula, Gibraltar, wherenp float, the Bagish Shag, coral the conquest of which would be so ylorivus to the mation ifsc , dtc. — the course of his remarks he tovobed on the new @ectrive of popular will, amd used the following iaa- see —In the aiplomatic notes there is question of the tual r ghts 0” Lhe Spanish Buurbons to the siccessioa | te various ancient [talabStatee. Really, genvemen, such fapgu @ommen’s The soverumensst Isabelia UI . the national will protests agaiost the national will of Thiv, to defend righte which do not exist, ke, &e Don Juan tavkes an officjous union, of which Victor Emanuel stands im De Deed, in acder to be crowned King of Ituly; but ‘Spanieh government becomes ridiculous in opposing {I welt, witheut having the rivht t» do sn, to the national will, and that government is the government o a ‘the has mounted a throne by virtue oD that princtpl:, and | net) Sercee a fom fer te ‘of the chamber. The ministere and mem- the majority rose to protest against teese words, and for nearly balf an hour tho bly presented a very amusing scene to those gallery, who were not moved the least ia the world, oa say expressiy that a speaker who pronounces a, otfeasive to the movarct, or the members of the Oortes, shall not be compelled to give explanations till the end of h's dixcourse; but to show their zea). and aisplay te the best udvautage their monarchicsl sentiments, more or less sincere. the members of the Cabinet aud the ma- jority paid litrle attention to parliamentary regulations. One propesition of censure agetnst the speaker is offered: then comer another, askivg tbe Oortes to declare that the former could not be deliberared on At lengt , after ng des! 0f scandalous aod extremely tumultuous scones, propositions were ae ani Mr. Sagasta was emadied to continve hie + the Preevient of the hoascil of Ministers rose to aay What Queen Isabetia was Queen by right of birth, ani that ap representative of the g»verpment, he could not tole- rete, witnout protest, that a member should declare that Beabella [I only reignod by virtue of the nationa} will. Army, “Intellige: oe. CAPTAIN THOMAS W. SWEENY. Among the recent promotions in the United States that of Thomas W. Sweeny, of this city, toa ful captaincy. Gaptain Sweeny was one of the officers ef tho First regiment of New York Volunteers who servea during the late war with Mexico. He took an active part ip the siege of Vera Cruz, the batgies of Cerro d Cherubueco. In the latter affair— army wi Gordo, Contreras whieh has been pronounced the most obstinately con- tesied during the war—he was in command of his com- ny, ane fell at its head near the close of the battle, ten the effects of an aggravated wound in the right arm, which subsequently resulted in the loss of fim>. The bravery and lutrepidity of Captain Sweeny @uring the war won for him the highest regards of his arseciates; and his merits won for him, at the close of the war, the conside: ation of General Scott, who recom- mended’ bim for promotion in the regular army. The reoommendation of the veteran General was vot disre- garced, and in March, 1848, Lieutenant Sweeny was ap- pointed to second licutenancy in the Secoud regiment @f iwiantry. He was soon after ordered to join his com pany, «nd processed to Oregon, where numerous bands ef hostile Indians were preying upon the lives and goods of the white settlers. Lieutenant Sweeny, with his com- mend, was constantly employed in active service with the Indians, with commendable success. After two years wervive mm this manner, Lieutenant Sweeny was ordered by the War Department to return to New York. Ia June, 1851, he was promoted to the rank of first lieu- tenant, and last month he was promoted toa full cap- tancy’ Captain Sweeny is now at 3t. Louis, in command ot bis company, and has the military 6 of the Cus- House there. He has many warm friends in this City, who entertain a high regard for him for his genial social qualities and undoubted talent as a soldier. United States District Attorney's Office. AFPOINTMENT OF THE NEW UNITED STATES Dis- TRICT ATTORNEY. Avni, 4—The telegraphic despatch of United States Attorney Roosevelt, informing President Lincoln that, as mo successor had been appointed, the office would be mecessurily closed, has had the eflect of waking up the Gabiwet. ‘Mr. £. Delafteld Smith, whose appointment was men tioned in Monday's Heratp as the moet likely of all the claimants, received a telegraphic despatch tis morning frem Secretary Seward, informing bim that he was ap- pointed United States attorney for the Southern Jnstrict of New York, and that his commission would be forward od pA the next mail. ige Roosevelt, under the circumstances, consented te ie tie unti) Mr, Smith is sworn in ‘A communication was received from the Department at haga poy oe penalty imposed on the not having toy a papers. ‘will be ected that the captain the Bienville was unable to obtain the necessary papers for the voyage at the Custom House at New Orleans, and he proceeded om bie voyage to New York without them. Personal Intelligence. Chevalier Harmodio de Montezuma, Secretary of the ‘Legation Brazilian at Washi ngtonis stopping at the New ‘York Hotel. E. B. Bigelow and wife, L. F. Soh D, Swan, ef Bosion; E. Sturges, of Buffalo; of Hartford, ‘and W. Lawrebce and wife, of irtannee, are stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Hon. J. R. Doolittle, of Wisconsin; hy ame ot wife, of Vermont; Captain Jewett, of Fall Rivor; A. 8. Gallop, of Providence; W..G, Weed, of Albany; HH. Allen, of California; J. Horn and G, W. Cook, of Phila ja; T. T. Balch, of the United States Army, and §. , of Portland, are stopping at the Astor House, Mrs. General Reiley and daughter, of Bafalo; Ca,’ Baker and daughter, of Syracuse; J. Cannon and G. F. Mimball, of Louisvilie, W. Thomaa, of St. John, N. B.; E. 4 Ives, of Troy; F. B. Skinner, of Michigan; 8. f. FM. , of Nashville, Tf.’ 8teb- .G. Dufer, of Tennessee, ere stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel. Dr. Young and wife, of Paris: G. B. Rogers and wife, of Bartalo; J. R. Alien, of Virginia; C. A Lambard, J. 'W. Badmands and wife, J. M, Barker, and E. B. Bell,’ of Bos- ton; N. Washburn, of Worcester: W. E. Hart and wife, of Elmira; J. B. Drake, of Ohicago; W. H. Tobey, of Kin- ook; Jobn Ganson ani family, of Bulfuio; W. Mf. Sreddell, of Varginia, ana Hl. Martin, of Buflalo, are gtop- ping at the St, Nicholas Hotel. i. Cart, of Bridgeport; W. F. Mackintosh, James Broce, snd EK. Corning, of New York; PD. ©. Win ter, of England, 0. A. Barton, of Vermont, P. Robb, ‘of Virgina: J. W. Wolcott, of Boston; Thomas of New Haven, W. R Austin, of Philacelphia; Mra. W. Perry of Dover stopping at the Albemarie Hotel. eae it Cojonel Rudler, who was captured with General Walker fn Honduras, and bas remained in captivity since the execution of the latter, has been releasel'by the new President, Guardiola, It is understood that bis freedom was obtained through the intercession of the British Sowa! in Hendures, The Colonel arrived in this city on al Wednesday by the Northern light, from B. Atking, editor of the Bellows Falls (Vt.) Argus, hes een sued for libel by Mr. Brown, late Postmaster at ‘Woodstock, for saying thet he was a defaulver. Mr. Brown lays his damages at $3,000. The official tareer of General Lewis Case commenced when he was a member of the first S:ate Legislature of ‘Ohio, in 1803, and he has been in high public position ever since—x period of fifty-eight years, Within that time be has been Governor of a Territory, Indian Super. intendent, Secretary of Wur, Minister to France, United Btates Senator for twelve yeurs, candidate for President and Secretary of Stato. He is the patriarch of American @tateemen, 80 far as length of oleial service is concerned. ‘An Erie (Pa) paper eays there i# living io that county ® woman hapied Barnes, ‘who is ono hundred and five yoare old, Stic te the widow of a revoluttmery pensioner ‘and now receives 4 pension. Her husband was in sery as teamster ny the battle of Bunker Hill, She r bere well the Aistory of the Revolution, ant was ton at the time of the famous tea party. She is a stn old lady, retasning ber physical and mental powers to a remarkable dégree, and 18 quite fond of talking about old times. Mo. W. G, Flinn tas boon elected by the Savannah T pographical Union No. 33.as their delegate to the tepih annual pession of the National Typographical Union which meets fn New York on the 6th of Say next Arrivals and Departures, ge! RTURES. ne © Brew — Rteamabip ‘orktown—Capt avid ‘illiame, © ureras, Indy aod three children; BB Cutis, Mra Rodyers, Minn bo igers, A.B Traynor, JA Wilson, W H Wilson, Nr t'a Newell, mint 8 Tuttle, G Grom, HM 40n, K Boles George Hel er, Indy r™ | two a liren; ” ri Fargo, lady id obi’ 3 betas 1h Moore, WM Btarr and lady, Jarnen Git ‘bone—and 24 lo the steerage. DEPARTURES. gute ey Bane ee Me i it, A Cairns, ‘ol ions Wess, Jao W Fics, Bt Mensoh, B Wisal--and f fy a pm n eoyy Canada, from Boaton—Jas F Levin not of deapeschos to Uke Frene) ee Mr end Mrs Fran yy Hiss Howry in Torrey and enil ry iat ¥ Jobn nev I Miaw ‘White, we ellay,, ‘oun Rubi Mra Charles Crosby Se torent if i re Ton A Butirick, of eas ir; LJ yl and hey WH den, of Lowell; KP Fomor and Mr Mary iirown,of Hur 3 FD Ho well, J Beusch, WL Simmons and KE Beer w York; O'Ndill Bayley, of Madtaon, Ind: Thomas of Baltimore, A L Per of Willamstown: Ker Joa mn, of Fairfax: i, Kingan,' Sir Baward Pore, and Potor'Guitherie, of Ginsgow-si, tof New Kedford: J Whit ton; JW Young of Halifax; John Nelaon, wife catieren, of Prinoe Edward Island; Norman Logan ‘of Nova Segiia—I0. Tova 47, begun: but, ag | cent, g is Dot serious, but gives room for ridiculous wr was roughly interrupted by outeries | man, jaips, and Mre. Hudson, of Canada, are United ci FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tuvnevay, April 4-6 P. M. This has been an extremely dull day everywhere. | Even the award of ‘he new loan has failed to im- | part any activity to the money market, Money is as abundant as ever atdaS per cent, and paper | which a few weeks since could not have been dis- counted at all now finds purchasers at 6a7 per Moneyed men expect to see call loans this summer down to 3 per vent. The foreign exchange market has hardly opened yet; but the signs of decline which were evident on Tuesday are still more obvious than they were. Some of the leading bankers continue to hold at 108%, but others sell at 1084, and we presume that bankers’ bills on Paris of the highest quality | can.be had at 5.2394. It looks as though the mar- ket might give way still more seriously to-morrow, | notwithstanding the accumulation of gold. The stock market was very Fdull to-di were the last quotations of the day: 5's, 1874, 89 9 8914; Indiana "5s, 9224; Virginia 6's, 7 a 76%; ‘Tennessee 6's, 7487444; Missouri 6's, 6494 a 65; Canton, 14143 15; Cumberland Coal pre- ferred, 7*4 8; Pacific Mail, 84.841(; New York 78; Erie, 30°; @ 31; Hudson River, Central, 77 44 a 4424; Harlem. 157; a 16; do. preferred, 40%, a 4]; Reading, 4224 a 43; Michigan Central, 86% @ 567%; Miehigan Southern and Northern ‘Indiana, 3834; Panama, 117 a 14724; Diinois Central, 801; a 8034; Galena and Cleveland and Toledo, 347; a 35; Chicago and Bock Island, 55% @ 56; Chi- eago, Burlington and Quincy, 73 a 7314; Illinois Central bonds, 7’s, 95 a 96; De aware and Hudson 17 a 174; do. guaranteed, 38’ Chicago, 724 a 72 Canal, 8944 a 90; Pennsylvania Coal, 80 a 81. The recent government award continues to be freely canvassed in Wall street, and opinions are unanimous in condemning the course of the Sec- retary. The only question appears to be whether it proceeded from inexperience or from a less cre- ditable cause. When a loan is awarded in Eng- land, the Chancellor of the Exchequer usually rules out all bids below a certain figure; but he states that figure publicly before the bids, so that all bidders may stand on an equal footing. A Chancellor who fixed his minimum privately, and suffered it to become known among a few friends only, would be scouted out of Lombard street. We fear that Mr. Chase will not fare well hereaf- ter among the moneyed men of Wall street. The bankers who went on to bid at Washington returned this morning; they seem to say that before they go there, that there wil the government. It appears that their reception ‘Was most discourteous; they were left standing in in there must be an understanding ee no thimble-rigging on the part of a room for several hours while the bids were being read, were denied the ‘use of stationery, and were rudely rebuffed when they sought to ascer- tain the fate of their bids. This may be the way they order these matters in Ohio. Mr. Chase will find, before he is many months older, that in Wash- ington common civility and the decencies of life are expected of a Secretary of the Treasury. The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows to.day:— Receipts —For customs. Payments Balance. The office has been kept pretty busy for the past day or two with the withdrawals of deposits by unsuccessful bidders for the loan, and the pay- » $626 837 8¢ ments on account of the loan by their more suc- cessful competitors. The following is an extract from a letter re- ceived yesterday by a mercantile house in this city from their London correspondents. It is pro- perto add that we never gave currency to the rumors which were at one time afloat respecting Messrs. Overend, Gurney & Co :— We bave reasons to believe that the rumors respecting this house which found their way into your newspapers emanated from parties here who were disappointed of getting their paper discounted, and took this means of revenging themselves. Wiese rumors formed a subject of convertation in the city for a day or two, but 80 utter- ly groundless were they consitered by ourselves and others who had good means of knowing, that it did not even oc- cur to us to mention them to you. And we may state that, on the very day when the siory was put ia circulation, we happened ourrelves to negotiate a large amount wit Mesers. Overend & Co. They are a house wih wh out of cai] on the Stock Exchange upon goverament secu rities, and idle at their bunkers, The Firemen’s Insurance Company has declared asemi-annual dividend of six per cent, payable on demand. A private despatch from Chicago announces that the notes of forty-two banks of Wisconsin are thrown out by the bankers of that city. This is nearly one-half of the banks of the State. Gov. Morgan has appointed Mr. Henry H. Van Dyck as the successor of Mr. James M. Cook for Superintendent of the Banking Department. Mr, Cook resigned the position for the purpose of de- voting more attention to his personal interests. The steamship Kangaroo, which arrive: port last night from Liverpool, brought specie, consigned as follows : Frost & Forrest......£1,200 1. G. Dalo,. ++ L268 cM. ee &Co.... = F. 1. Braun &60..... 600 pe Stock —— . April 4, 1861 $20000 UV B6'e Seow. ORY 100 aha NYOCIRR 84 TB 30000 do... 93%, 160 do......810 TBs 11000 U S6's, Sl reg. 96 1 do. ° 731) 6000 858, Técon. 89% 200 Frie RR 830 5 1000 Trea L0pe notes 102, 15 WO. csereeee 6000 Tenn 6's, "90. . 200 ao 10000 00 «0.6 My 6 Hod 7 var 10000 Virginia 6's... 7655 180 7000 Missours 6's. 6555 * a0 5000 do... 816 6554 300 Harenaipe 830 10000 N Carolina 6's. 80%; 700 0... 00 Jersey Cy wtrin 100 100 Harlem Railroad. 3000 KrieR3mb,'83. 89 300 Reading Ratiroad 2000 Hd Kiv WRobs,. 88 26 Mich Oen RR 6000 Hariem inumbs 101 990 Mich 8 & NIRR.. 1Q0OMOspel mafebe!. 993g do uy 1000 Mich So«f ude, 86 100 Mich &eX'1 gd 8k 38g 4600 [1 Con RR bos, 97 10 Panama RR...,. 116% 8085 4000 ChickNW2dmg 18 260 [li Ceo RN serip Mehe Am Fy Bawk. 97 400 d0,.....080 39 Penn Coal Co a1 100 do... DIO 150 Pac Mail SCo 880 $4 190 do. 50 do. ars RR830 275 do. 50 do #10 {0 Cleve RR 30 60 do, 40 50 40......080 84.5 200 &: aa.) 60 do..,...830 84 200 do,..... B30 200 NY Gent RR.b90 78 B00 Chi & Rk Is RR. 56% 200 do... * 10 dO... ss esee “ 50 do......810 78 173 Chi, Bar &Q 260 do. TA 10 Clevo,Pains&ARR 1b BECOND BOARD, reg 9% 614 she Har RR 60 Reading KR 349 Shey Be Tol. i Bur & Quinn. 135 Mieb Gent RR. 67 65 19) Mich es NIRR. 17 16000 Miasour! 6" 2000411 Cent RR bs. 96 150 Mich SoRNIguatk 383¢ 6600 Chi @NW2m. 17 60 dO... 6010 BBG 10000 Hanwst.JoRRbs 66 150 de. » 88% 2000 MC8pelmsfebei 991g 60 do,...,,880 38 NEW YORE HERALD, FRID AY, APRIL 5, 1861. sees8cteq Baeavercrrs.—Flow.—The firmness heaviness in the rates of exchenge tended to check tran- sactions, while prices closed at # decline of Sc. per bbl. The transactions footed up about 16,000 bois. , closing}with- wing prices:— Superfine xtate, . Extra State, good wo Superfine Western...... 5 Commen to choice Western xtra. . Straight to good extra do.. Choice extra tamily and baker 600 a 600 bbis., at ry 45 a $7.50 for extra brands; Southern flour demand; mixed brands were dull, while extra were tirm.' The sales embraced about 2,500 bbls. , closing within the avove range of prices. Rye tlvur ‘was steady at our figures, with sales of about 250 bbis. was heavy and easier. 200 bbis. at our quotations, Wheat was ‘about 1 cent per vehel lower, while the sales em raced about 70,000 bush Is, on part for export, at $1 45 a $1 55 for white Canadian aod Western, $1 35 a $1 88 for red Western, $1 32 for ret State, $1 29 a $1 32 for Milwaukee club, and $1 25,0 $1 29 ago spring and Norchwestern club. Corn has oeca in fair demand, and 76,000 buebels have been suld, chielly on mixed, at 68¢. & 20c. for old and 62c. a 624g¢. for pew. Barley was heavy and lower, with sales of 1 100 dushele State at €8c. at ‘the railroad depot. ‘was quiet at 87c & 902 sales of Western and Canadian at 83c. a 34c., and state at y; the amount* of business done was unusually light. Federal securities were steady—the registered sixes at 96, the fives at 8914 a %. Treasury notes bearing ten per cent interest advanced 4. Ten- nessees advanced 4%, and Virginias 44; Missouris , Wére'steady.. New York Central did not vary this | morning from the last quotation yesterday. Har- Jem and Michigan Southern old were algo steady. Pacific Mail declined 34,,@rie 4, Sidon Ye | Re ding 4%, Ilinois Central 2%, Toledo *4, and | Rock Island 44. Michigan Southern paiteaee advanced 34, and so did Galena. Railroad bonds | were in rather less demand; the supply from abroad has latterly proved rather more than the market could absorb. In the board the | bears seem to predominate. They operate on the general chapter of accidents. The bulls are encouraged by the abundance of money, and the supposed pacific intentions of the government. This afternoon the market con- tinued dull, and most descriptions were a frac- tion lower than in the morning. The following United States ‘The sales embraced Oats were in fair dei Corre —Che market continued to rule firm, with sales of 1,880 begs Laguayra at p. t., 859 do. Rio at 1234c., and 100 do, St, Domingo at 11 Corron.— fhe market continued firm and active, with sales of 5,000 bales, 700 of which were in transit, closing on the basis of 12%. a t8c. for middling uplands. FxnicuTs —Rates were rather firmer. about 60,000 « 70 000 bushels corn were engaged at oN" in bulk and at Ud. in ships’ bags, with some wheat 10- cluded at the latter figure; 5,000 bbis. flour at 2s. Od., with some lets of bacon and lard at 32s. 6d, ‘aad 100 bbls. pork at 4s. Cotton was at 3-16d, a 7-324. a 4d. Nothing new was reported to Glasgow. The or two @mail vessels reported for English ports, but we could not trace them. Provisions,—Pork—The market was firm and active, with sales reported of 400 a 400 bbls. mess, including a portion at $16 89, and & good part at $17 4 $17 18, ani Prime at $1260a$13 Prime mess sold at $18 80, of were reported sold, better demand and more active, with sales of 500 a 600 bbls. at $5 75 a $6 80 for country mess, $8 75 a $9 8735 for repacked Western, and $10 a $11 for extra. Beef hams were steady, with sales of 100 hbis. at $15. was quiet and nominal which 1,800 bb! Beef was in some Cut meats were steady aad prices ged. Lard was more active, with eales of 800 bbls. at 9c. a 10c. ‘SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAO FOR NEW vORE—TaNG DAY. “Pert of New York, April 4, 1861. EARED. Steamship Marion, Adkioe, Gustteston--Bpotford, Tileston Siamship Roanoke, Couch, Norfolk, 4e—Ludlam & Heine Birk Easy (ta), Sourpati, Waterford—Draper & Devlin Cienfuegos, Cole, Olenfuegos—Ponvert & Co. Bre ieree, Smith, Cardenas—H D Broo! man & Co. Brig Whaalon, Lostnan, Jdcksonelio—Brett Souk Bns Jacob Dick, ‘Thompson, Wilmington, NO—MeLean & Schr J W Beaver, Nickerson, Oporto—B F Small. Schr Hannah, Loud, Montego Bay—Brett Schr J M Holmes, Srewsu Schr Anna Gardner, Jarvis, St Jago: = Melr ose, 0, wan Halifax -D D R Dewol CO & E < Peters. Privahett. Mefieabe Baltimore—J W McKee. ortsmonth—Master, Schr J W, Faulklin, Salem. Ropes & Co. Schr Jultiy Parsons, Boston—A Howes. Sehr St Louis, Linn —J W Mel Bloop Ey Fr Freeman, New Haven—H 8 Racket, Ateamer B: ipbse. ‘Orooker, ?! Steamer Ann Eliza, Mobinson. Philadelphia. ARRIVED. Behr RK — th Cir G Benton & ‘urray, Charleston, with md: a, to Spofford, Tileston & Co, Ist inst 8) Pa, sig. Ce hence for Charlesto tannard, Wii vimingiony NO, with “steamship orator.’ Pe Vari Wichenowds ‘ke, with mdse passengers, to jneken S*Sitamatip. Monticello, Gager. Alexundrl to, H.B Cromwell & Co. 4tn nt hoya Amoy, Jan 11, aA, i} eas, to fa op 1p Horio New York; 20th lat iL al Sy lon 100 E poke sip Sancho Pan- za, Hale, from Foochow for New York—re had been in a typhoon Jan 4, near the Protas Shoal, hove down far ¢ hours, losin Rca Nashville, M alien Seaman with mdse ig soe Anjter se, From hiaaitn for China Sea, and was tire sult of sails, bulwarks fn the hold when she right ee feed ‘Standish, Gardiner, r, Liverpool, Feb 23, ‘with salt, toCaidwell & Purdy. ’ Had W win Sareh YO fat 1990, lon ak from trot ning ork; 250 Hous to crossing the ship Thornton Jat 48 98, Jon 42 05, bark NC, fr from Boston for Cronstd pian), ), MeLoon, Cae o master. alla carried, amcy forevard, wobeta et ad, ion ‘St 3 migaalisel ship ‘Teresa, dE. ark Julia Heya i {ren Lichtfeldt, Bordeaux, 42 days, with ndt & 0. Hoht Concunent (Dutch), DeJonge, Ardrossan, 54 days, with coal, to Funch & Meincke elt <br), Malach, St John, NB, 20 days, with laths, , Nickerson, Philadelphia for Westy Bor nad laide, Lawrence, Elizabethport for Schr © L Lovering, Jones, ba ove Schr Sea Bird, Cla, E Beh: ‘Watton, Packer, Blizal oar} 1G poy mio eee for Harttord. Schr MA Thavedn ees Sehr EU: ederbill, Dav Sebr Bay Sue Spo spear, oe] avis; Alves, Wonton, 6 days Schr Forest City, Lovell, Fait iver, 2 days. Sehr Aun Hiza, Pert) Sehr © Carroll, Platt, % dhpert for Fall River, rt for Portland, ot “Ellsabethport for pfilizabethport for Pi w. New London for Virginis, jew Iaven for Philadelpaus. Lovett, Norwich, 2 days. Schr Hudson, Stocking. Mid Sebr Rea Derer, Bearse, ye Elizabethport for zon t. st peter Tor Br _— Sloop Lady Fenwick. G Src. © Smith, Brower, Eltzabethport for Babylon. 7 abethport for Flushing. i Hendrickson, seni, rt for Souls Norwalk. thport for South Glas- izadethport for Modena, Elizabetbport for Ei hport for Poughkeepsie, n we have had intimate connect.ona for a long period, and wo are in a position to give the moet unqualified contradic- tion to the ne per statement as to ap application for areistance to the ik of England, the fact being that on the very “ay when that apslication is said w have taken plage, they had upwards of a miiiion and a half sterling Siorb OcAe, French, teunto Sloop Blackstone, Allen, P Elizabeth, Coltiary, Baltimore Steamer Ce ‘oneord. Norman, Philadelphia. n Steamer Ospray, 2, Hodges, from Liverpool, Peb 1, with mdse, 1 Ze- one ebip, unknown, ike Norfolk, &c; ships Winged Racer, San ong Kong; Columbia, aod Benja ns Chravan. Brie Avi Logan, t wiries Dig Wenowab, U1 Sardenas; ‘iad others. Wind during th the schand NNE. ~~ Miscellaneous. SHORTEST PASSAGE FROM CULNA OF THE SkAsON—The cele brated clipper ship Snow Squall, Capt Lloyd, anchored on th, varon Wednesday evening last, having outstripped all her competitors in the China fleet this season, 11 anc passed Java Head 23d, which gives her a passage of 82 ays from Amoy and 70 from Java Head vo Englis willlannch from his yard, foot of ast River, to-morrow (Saturday) morning, at ferry boat for the house of Co, of New York, called the N 8 de Regla Jong, 23 feet beam, 11 feet held, and of 40) toma, are to be putin by the Morgan Iron Works, and showill be She is to ply beween He- , Bhe left t this eo 3,000 in 220 Total see KB008 the middie of June, g Livexroon via QuERNeTowN—The favor Clty of Baltimore. Capt Petrie th River at 12 o'clock, noon, arrived at, Baltimore from the b 9), 17 to 19 miles south of Cape Henry, and Y to. miles off shore (wind eame out fresh from N Nk), the snip siruck three times, E on it, As she whan going’ nine know Hamed it dimoon Shoals, as there i4 no 1 bark having @ yy aigna’ omed to be tne bark Adelaide, Sarr Srianin, Trimble, at Charleston, ¢ lon % 24, while jJosenh ‘Como, seatnan, abo eefed maintopeail, ge, 8 native of F On'the 26th inst ela, of Mockton, Me n with the brig Keng: ov Cardenas, Ina sinking condi tic crew, and brought them to thin port. Sar Wrtiam Penn, from Baltimore for domed at sea, had @ cargs consisting 16,100 bushe! ols wheat, 24,44/ busbels corn, 6% hhds tovacen, fr, bbls rosin, 23,760 Ibs hog hair. Where insured nov Teor ‘The ebip and freight fully covered in offices outa) abit Jomtesd, Wilson, from Liverpool for Maltimore, was an Alby vessel of pia in LM7, and owned in Baltimore uae DC Paice, from Cuba with a cargo of #v movth, Bog. put ino Norfolk ith inst in'distreus” Pv dons patch gives no particniary, Brig BENare ys, Steele (before re Je, on the 7th of ‘commenced blowing ported avandoned), larch, tor 0 ardeaas. eavy from #. EB. to V h tt ‘On the 1th. wan struck bya sea wh lwarks, carried away the starboard cathead and 12th, the weather became from rad M the wh the anchor on deck, more moderate, and carried c) 86 4), Jon, 68 40, waa boarded by. nveral Soo seas, which awept the deck of everything the? a Bric Larugan, from Newburyport for red mone Riven, before ber put into’! Norfolk in Cay experter ‘4’ succession hear gales from the l6th to the 234 ul, during which lout py spars, and sustained othe: Scue Geo BE Wescorr, Pendleton, acs, wiininehon NO, 30th Me, capaci leas of hoat, toosali and'fore- yard, and galley wii tached. y Capt P also re- Toru “having passed ‘on the idan ult, iat 34 10, lon 74 30. rebr Shaw Haze, of Camden, aban, ol fe, waler la daned. mith tap of dedk frame worked off, Misa mach ocd ec nee | P Caxx, Endicott (of Port Republic, NJ), from Georetown. 8 C, bound to New York, with « cargo of 1,658 bbls rosin, 186 do spirits turpentine, and 9 bales cotton, ‘pat into Wilmington, NC, Ist instant, in distress pee reports thaton the Soih uit, 36 miles ‘N by tof Hrving Pan Shoals, experienced heavy weather, lost foremast and allsacls atiwoeeid Will have to discharge part of hier eurg) to uadergo repalre, Scun, B Wanner, Coombs, at Charleston from Rockport on the 20th ult, Iat 30 45, lon 69 41, experienced savere north: west gales, during which lost dec load, galley, &c, and bas ad bad weather most of the passage. cnx MY Davis, Johnson, at Charieston from Boston, ex- perienced sevgre weather on the passage andon the 1th ult,, Ines 30, lon 74, during @ northeast ga.e,* lost part ot deck Scum 8-H Fans from Wilmington, N 9, for Boston, ar er at Norfolk 3d inst, seaky and rigging damagert: also schr ty Wooten: from Portigod for ibe, iu dette Hoxa Kona, Feb. .—The American See » from Naw Sees. ween ial 2831 8, Joa, © 18 jehioed under a main very heavy eycione, during which she ln} Ipehoer’ Wie wostber at te time hed «very threseaing ap the clouds being tinged with red und yeilow, baro meter standing at 29:30, and a very heavy cross xea rduning Duri weer the wind veered trou) WSW (0 888 Ob the 14th Januar M, the dashes were two miles dis nd ni NE, and tne snip under whove sail iter sy was compelled 1a. Foduon catvese frees open sails to close refed topsull «nd main spencer, the shyp being completely imsmersed casder water, Goring to tho benry som she shipped u very hoary one, which washed away the long boat and every moveable article on deck Livenroor, March 19—The Blanche, from New York, Feb, 23, tm lat 4042, lon 632%, $1.4 gale from. WN W, lost decks load of tar, water casks, and had boat stove, Ship Rapid of New Bedford, in Hamoton Roads from Ba ker'a Island, bas been New Loudon. Br poshag acy id at Hong Kong in January last for $7800. sta Pr ™ The general average charges in the case of ship Aurora, at San Francisco, amonnt to $laé3. ire a Whalemen. Sid from St. Helena Feb 12, bark Globe, Tripp, N B, 1,10) sp 200 wh. for homme, ses ark Mary Frances, at New] rts spoke Feh 13, lat 22908, lon 48 W. Bribrig Auske Laurie, frm Mootividso’ for Barbadoes (who had spoken 6 days previous, bark joan Daw fon, of New Bedford, had taken an 9) bol whaie w few aay PrRhID ‘Speedwell, Site, of Fairhaven, was stranded in Scammon’s: ‘Lagoon, during the night of the Ist of en, She had on board at the time 1,45) bbls, 200 of which she had te ken in the Lagoon, Capt Gibbs and wife came passengers to Saa Francisco on board the Coral, Spoken, dic. hie, Valen, Wiley, henoo Jan'19 for Shanghae, Feb 22 1 wid pit B Waies, from Calcutta Dee 16 for NYork, no date, Oxenbridge, from Talcahuano via Rio Janeiro for Bos to eb 19, la 22 8, lon 33 30 weep gee Rows, "Pendleton, from NOrleans for Liverpool, “ae eas Liverpool for Mobile, March 15, lat tip Clara. , from Liverpool for Mobil i roa lorse, from Liverpool for Mobile, Mared\15, lat fi Liverpool for Chafeston, Marah 10 iat 4806; fon 10, tana ri if Shij Beneid Turner (probably John Tucker, from Baltimore for L I, was March 25, lat 49 41, lon 19 32. fonparell, Green, from London for NYork, March 4, va. fou eS Puiiee ‘rom Rio Janeiro for Philadelphia, Maren i at 840 Ny fon 25 ae An 'N, showing a white flag with letters L D mit wan deen Mardh 3, iat 18 Selon 3443, a a, Havy Wilzoe, from Baltigore for Itio Janeiro, March A berm brig steering SSW, showing white sigue] wRth bieck letter C in centre (Corning & Co's signal, of N cork), was seen March 9, lat 2.30 N, lon leering N, March 25, lat 30 55, ion 63 45. Sehr Harmony, Foreign Ports. AxtwerP. March 15—Arr im, Burgess, N¥ork. Sid 17th, JA Westervelt, Anderson, Sundefland Sid from Fusing 14th,’National Guard, Gates, Galveston; Actos, Berry, Si prtsunoh Feb. ‘tn Fert parks Kedar, Johnston, une, lagen, Nes . Jeans; Union, "achuten Baltimore; Goethe, Muller, New York; 1th, Laura, Wilmsen, do; Gauss, Wieting, Charleston; E De: us, Hohuholz, NOrieana, BAxcxox, Jun 2—Arr Fortuna, Hansen, Hong Kong; 234, Lebanon, He Boxwos Ayres. Feb is—In in post ships Parana, Langston, for New York Ida; Rambler, ore hag ig on Jump, font barks Dawn, Chase; Huntingdon, Wh aie Hatilton, Wass, and Volant, eat Hallett; 0 WP Serague: Joma niola. ‘took vilafranca, Hill; Chevalier, ‘Chand Truitt, oa aoa King, Brown; B ¥ Nasb, Hamsiel and Gorris Anne, Baryonsr, 4 ica, Feb 25—In port bi Zaleil 5 ay, arama ERGUELA, Jan 16—In port une. Canpirr. Mareh 17—Arr LB Cowperth - don. Sid igen Vat tten, Ce alla. — ae from do'3th, Avon DoW. iron id LLae ips ‘weet! Thayer, Behe 3 for order etl read f joseph - = eptaar i ata coe a —In cl fi ee Aare start Se By 1x Cove, Fel in ust , Webber Draanand, March 8—Arr brig Prentiasimo, James, NYork, Frnwaxpo’ Fo, Jan S0—In port barks sélle, Yates, trom Philadelphia; Lydia Frances, Campbell, frome Co, Gxnoa, Match 1S—Arr E H Yarrington, Gorham, Boston, weerigia, J Jan 9—Sid Sarah Higgins, Otago; 15th, pepe atigut, Mara 15—In port bark Alexander, Robbins, for Mon- eee March 18—Arr J H Jarvif, Rich, Liverpool for March 17—Sld St Nicolas, Bragdon, N’ Hone Kona, Jan 3l—In port snip Lebanon, Haatiton, for B; ok. aay pg wey Truly Beale Ooattienn: Brot 26, phis. KANacawa, Jan 18—In port ship Coquimbo, Knipe, fro Hoag Koug for an Brenton, ? Cote Knipe, from Livenroot, March 20—Am ‘New World, Knignt, N York; Kel tai lien, tee tS wage s Bliott an si. % juy Mannertt Transon, NYork; Jas Bryant, Lovett, In the river, outwerd bound, 19¢h, y, Merona, Dooghiy, and Tra Calcutta was Teported ad aid ah prinee of 9 of Wales, M ‘Morse, ‘on ore, Chase, Ha Ishi.) eeyeswamn rong Nore ork Pnyaaby a Miller, C Muiliner; er; Elen A Aut Southern Ohler, Higging; Daring, Simonson, and Emerson Smith, Cates all for NYork; Niobe, Pondhoimn, aud Polar Star, Fedrwon, Cal- rt guita; Anna Decafor, Parsons.’ J Porter, Fo Pearson, and Longfellow, Moody, dy; Rutland, ‘Foster, an Arizova: Robinson. Boston: English, Charleston; Sess Peeters. er West; rs Hawes, SFrancisco; Thir. vant tg nh hy Ai, by Beneoret Charleston; Ellen Foon, Coxhead, N NYork: Bought Ramuelay do: Monterey, Norton’ Sevasuah Con fl Hayden, ot ‘zor, Burke. "Boston (ont March Ye Dox) March 18--Arr Johanna, Damke, NYork, Cld 18th, Storfuret Constantin, Broman, Ent out 18th, Kremlin, pohig 3 Newcastle and SI Loanno, Jan 17—In port barks Swallow, Letavour, fro afer, ae 13, une; Tidal Wave, epee ta es ESSINA, rel ie japles ; oth my "ah, samosot, Bri ta; 6th, Fie Tee jor Ni pe Boston. os EWCASTLE, NSW, a %3—arr BF con Cann, Geelong {and ald Jan 10 for Guam) eeoRNaNTE. March 1S—Pot in, Hound, Rogers, from Lon- ‘or N Lan MOPTe March 17—Put in, Fortuna, Kendrick, from Sun- ‘or ‘out Putty Heaps, Dec 27~Sid Undaunted, Freeman, Am- aeNstowN, March 23—Arr steamship Adriatic, Mau- wae for Couthampton and Havre. RN, March 16—arr Esperance, Troude, Charleston, eae Pour, March 16—Off, Wim Tell, aapaieane from Havre for ‘orl SuaNGnax, Jan %4—Arr Renares, Hinckl Feb 2i—In port bark Ort Bailey, NYork; 20U lon, Tals BALT Porn, wou. Feb 13—In port, bark Edwin, Slater, unc. SURINAM, March 7 An port barks Wyman and Lincoln from Boston; art Geb; Mary Bronghton and “Merrick, from do, just for and ob Others before crores ld previous to 7th, 0, Baker, Boston, ert , March 20—In port steamer Primera, Rosy, from ous for po read, Gen i, ‘Tilby, pe cerson, Guada an Sievers une. Jones, Gor- Shackletord, igh, from N York for London, from Granada for Aguadilia: aves ef Gouttairat Amery, from Antigua for Jac same A Dresser, bo ‘tom New Lag for Ponee, in Girone, dearly ea a Dema- je (Br), sara for NYork ote, from Nore, orders: Elmir, ‘Tapley, from, daudaloupe, end. Ogead Behe, from Antigua, for charter; Annandale, Hatch, and \n- Han ‘Queen, Jordan, Barbadoes; schra D Willianss, Hopkign trom sre for Jamaton, few anys, A ‘Colby, Harriman, from Mardnique for Mayaguez same Aung Chase, Benjamin, from NYork, in distress, repg; Elvira, Ten, from Jacksonville, deg, Transit, Knowles, trom NYurk, J_D Kenney. Calling, from Guadalonos, for charier; Luey W Alexander, Alexander, from st Kitts, do; Temple ton, Hodgéon, from Demarara, do; Sally Means, Richardson, froin, antigua. do: Oriental, Votin. from Guadaloupe, do} Dolphin, Keene, from Aves. for ale tot, OPORGH, NB, March 28—Arr bark Btatira, Bourne, NBed. tote Jone N B, March 28—Arr_ brig Omnrey, Cole, NYork; 24th, schr Moonbeam. Wheipley, do, 2th, brigs Nathl Stevens, havannan; Village Hella; Buck, NYork. Cid S0uh, b Rat ™ , Wade, Savannah, ny DaM, WUA, Ped 10—In port dark Said Bin Sultan, Prince, wne. Winnrnan, WOA, Feb 8—In port barks Bramble, and May Queen, Frenning, une, Bat @ Marshall, #mith, Were in Bight ot Benin, ‘arren White, Manchester, ‘Webber, and brig 1 arr bark, 8 Marge, 8 B +» Buenos enc tamer fine Sprague, atthowa, ‘Philadel Rear Pine Havana; barks 1D Godtrey, Hall, ‘eat gate of Africa the be the $ ie cott, Charleston, win ¥ morrow Thureday) {tbetng the nnniinl Past m 6 annual CHARLESTO March 20--Arr_ Bark Walton (Br) Jones, Bristol, England; schrs M Y Davis, Johnson, B: Minnesoto, }, Jacksonville, ‘S0h—Arr sieamahips James Adger, Phillipa, New York; Marsachninette, oe Boston ; tt, ena Ri be SB Jott, New ¥: Mansbed (Be Thomecn "Biverpot sone RG. Whilden.: Nexi Boston. 8id 'V Kent, Wilcox, Bremen: bark Money. nick, Smith, Sa Lag schre W A Paxson, La ge Providence; Manhassett, ‘ard, NYork; John Forsythe, Applegate, te, Ge egeionn; Menrietta, Braman, ‘ord; Fred Dyer, shule, Doboy, Ge. é¥ark Abigail, bicFarland, Rio Janet waiting wint, brig (@ew, tons: for Oenf eg e ANS, Marob Arr ships Harre-t Queen re BS Kimball, og Leman Cid $ ©, wet ; Wilson, Xa ‘id brig orto West Kodien, Pt igo M0 Takes schea B D Piits, Carsoa, aoe (by tel) bark mph he: Cuba for Falmouth, Eng, bt df BEDFORD, sont 5-0 ects Thos J Tull, Hooper, PERS AGOLa, Maroh 25--Arr bark Matilda, Treve, St Thome as: Maton, Gardne:, Apalachicola,” €ld 35th, schr nison, Fera Oruz PHL LADBLPLILA. April $—-Arr steamer Delaware, Jobn- son, New York; scha ‘Smith, Boston. Sauls. bury, Hudson, New York: 3 8 Weldin, th, Boston; 1 Woaton, Li John ch Salem 7 ana Bowens Landon; Rarah C Willeta, uth, and mpire, Sanme Nvorks Willow Harp. Hulse and NBedford; Nellie D, Stedman, Stamford; Mary "batiorson, Godfrey, Boston, Old bark -ea Eagie, Keaney, Bachad»s' eg Ramens, Spremst sehen w Aw ia ‘adson, bs mond: © M A "ie scher, Charleston’ 8 WaldiG, Sesith: Mesto 7 Bears, Boston; Willow Harp, Hulse, Boston; oston, Brow ar, Bed.ord J Ci ralader, Clayton, Roxbury; Mary ‘Anna, Bowenand LEupir, ‘Adams, Providence; M Patterson, God” fi "Poutians. & April 2—Arr bark Jubilee, Fredericks, Maten- Ker miston, NYork. Old brig J & 4 Crow ‘ana; schr Jennie Mortoa, Bullock, Cieotue- 08, RICHMOND, Aprii2—Sehr Samuel Kirwan, NYork Sid ve 5 ehr ayers, Rhoades, SAVANNAH, March 30 2 $1—Steamship Georges Creek, Witt ore; bark Waltham wich, Havre; bark Suitth, ‘Charleston: brig Union. state, foxwel, ye hrs Luther caida Kelly, Baltioo! ™N Baltimore Cid ike fasroan (Br), ‘ganks, Live erpool; May, Dundas (Br), rain, Gloucester; Randusky, Gray, btverpool; schra Sea Hinkley, Jacksouvitle; z homsey, Ta for, Rarien; Wt Mershom tanzas, SALEM, April $Arr bark ‘Arthur Pickering, Onl lomtev! MTTLMINGTON, NO, April 1—Put in, sohr J P Cake, Sndi- cott, from Georgetown, S C for NYork, in distress. (See scel). PERSONAL. AC ABE LINQOLN, Wi0 OFFERED §13_A TON for ten tons. of Lignamvite, at Haines ‘s yard, Williams y addressing arg, sajoining Grand acraot ferry. can have ito OW, Unborn’ isa went vweatieN etreot “If pot taaen ta twe days, will be wold wn ret applicant. UGUST FRANKRL, OF FREINGHEIM | RIBIN- AL baiern, will send his address to his uncle, ne he has im portant messages for hi 431 North Fifth atr-et, Ptadelpba, NY INFORMATION OF KUDDY WALAsH, FORM: erly of Boyle, county Roscommon, Ireland. will be gratefully received by Davis & Co, real estate brokers, 78 Naseau street. | ers LEEDFR, WHO WAS IN WILLIAMSBU. RG ‘about two years ago will confer agreat favor on her i ter of writing to her care of box No. 7 Mystic Bridge (Ct.) Post oftice: rae HAVE “YOUR SHOE. “CALL, CHERE (OR aDUPTION—A FINE MALE OR FRWALE BABY, pot twine; may be bad by addressing box No, 147 Brook’ yn Pst office, Le KARNS mer 7Uper. ANDES, OF Mirage ed wells, ave in New York. mn to ship pots to Europe. They are ssonplog'es tae Aaa Houne, NFURMATION WANTED.—JAMES TAYLOR, TALLOR, left England for New \ ork in '867, and not having been eard of since 1868 any information regarding him, will be shanknily reeelved oy Nr, , Peniculk, near Edinburg, land. NFORMATION WANTED—OF THE PRESENT RESi- dence of John M. Lowerrie, formerly in the crockery bu. siness with Stephen Weeks. in, the elty o" New York. EVANS, Bt Nassau atrect, N. Y. NFORMATION WANTEB_OF MISS TENISEE Claflin, a clairvoyant, by her brother, Maldin Clatiin, corner «i Eighty-second street and Third avenue. NFORMATION WANTED ee gy nnn A YOUNG ac 20 on the 18th of March. between ‘agg » yr i wandered from his home. Tons Sen ate pacha lie hake a bom: azine; height about 5 ‘eet 8 Inches a ae} ule ands; features regular; eyes dark, smail akin. clear complexion, black hair He ae a recognized: by » small gray lock of baron the back and iower part of Bis head. Any information that can be given, if left at 46 Murray sureet, New York, third oor, will reoeive Of his distressed family. Mane WOULD LIKE TO 0. B. AND T. A at 177 — /ENIVENT—160 RECEIVED; og ogi ba A ‘are satisfied to leave the matter in your hands (THE GENTLEMAN WHO RODE, UP IN SIXTH AVE. a a acer ton eat, eens oon about 4 F. ie g tit atter, ani nt siseel in fs - will sonfer a favor by addressing rk BN . TALL STREET STAGE. THURSDAY, ELEVEN ‘clock. ‘are expected to ad- dreas |, care Loc wood, box 81 Broadway Post office. Where can we meet! I HAVE RECEIVED YOURS. GET MINE, IF ie Z. sible, LOST AND FOUND. OSTA LADY'S GOLD WATCH, ON SUMDAY Lace, incr near Fifth avenue. The finder will be by calling at the office of Dingee & Holden, No, 8 Pine street. Leth, TORSDAY, THE 2D, INST, A PLAIN End Peneiléase, The Ander wil be auitabty re awarded by leaving it at room No. 4°88 Wail street LostcAg VALUABLE SABLE, TIPFET, IN GOING Thomas to. Forty-secon if \d street, near fae Terao fncing the same wilt be liberally [haspecked y leavingivat i? W Forty. street, near nifth avenue, osn —71nK PURLIC 18 CAUTIUNSD AGAINST SE. xing, Coupons 604 G311 and 6.308, of thirty Ave doliars Freach, ine petty 1a6l, on ‘Timols' Cebiral: Hal O8T—O8 TUESDAY, APRIL 2, Rs ea pet old A Di ‘ocket, eon tal - 8 pooket book with a ne Seiten and.c sire susie cobtindery onablishasent in Frank- Let TI BLAOK NEWFOUNDLAND DOG— and answers tothe name of Brave, An bim to 0 237 West Thirty-second street. will O8T—ON WEDNESDAY, 82 INET. A WHITE POO. Ai ile Siut, short curs, with’ bell, ed gh her neck, with red ancwors te ike name of Sue. Wheever, will return Berigito4 ison place will be euitably rewarded. O8T—ON WEDNESDAY Ey! $30 OR UP WARDS in bille—su to hav Hall ee gg eg ar RT ving he nanse at 144 Washington street, O8?7—ON WEDNESDAY pans, Sarwar, Ae Garden amall Pocket Dia. Lom-2% THR 2 2D INST., A GOLD LEPINE WATCd. De waltably rewarded yz loving it wih D. Varick, abaving OgT_ON SATURDAY NIGHT, MARCH, 9 4. GOLD Bracelet. ribs alternately plata and chased, in Saat Twelfth strest 10 Laura Keang’s these. we fiborat Ii! be paid by leaving ft with . Patchin, 817 Broad. OBT—IN MERCER eTREET, BETWEEN EIGHTH AND Canal strecie, on Thuraday, 4th tast., a bine tlorse Blan ket, bound with red cloth. The ‘finder wili receive « liberal Jewara by leaving itat the corner ef Madison wrenue sad ‘Thirty eevent bh atreet, OBT—ON THURSDAY. APRIL 4, RON CANAL 4, Street or Brondvray, a plain Gold! Bracelet, with name of loGahey engraved ou the Inside. | The, findor ‘will please Foturn ito Soe Ninth avenue, A. suitable Toward will pe O8T.OR MISLAID—THR WILL OF THE LATE RICH. dated in A anitable ard mary, reward ‘will be paid for its array to the w undersigned, or for such evidence ae will lead to Seri | FLaNAGan’ 1 & CUMMINGS, 31 Nassan street. REWARDS. $2 arias Gat AbGel cree, ona: | rs aes C Ris ceenine er esc etats at i. and a littie 9 en Open ren eres would lead to tt, at 120), Greene street, 6) REWARD-LOST.—DRIFTED AWAY FROM | fH ce at anchor in the North river, a seven: teen toot Boat, with a quantity of ein her, the Pp ‘hor ma, who di ds on her for his iyeli- Boot Any ‘uformation concerning het would be thankfully (wed and receive the above reward by applying to Join Hremson,t., 20 Dover street, New York. HEWARD—STRAYED FROM 43 EAST NINE- 4) twenth street, about noon of april 4, © Skye Terrier Dog, nearly yellow, ‘long hair, cut off the face. The above re- ward i be paid on returning him to the above mentioned num 1.000 RENARD ONE THOUSAND, DOLLARS reward will be paid for th conviction of the party or parties. en tempt to rob the vault of the New GRORGE D. LWMAN, 43 Wall ton VENTRAL COMMITTER OF THE NATIONAL UNION Clubs of New York.—The Delegates elected from the wards wil meet this cacning, at room Ro, 19 Cooper Institute, to of ize for the year 156) _ H. 8. BANCKER, Secretary. THE LECTURE SEASON. mon Dale wernt tovic end ULOGIUM ON THE LATE DR. FRANCIS.—BY AP- polntment of the New York County ay, Medical Society rot. Gunaios 6. Bedford, M. D , will deliver a eulogium, on Friday ening, Al April 6, ‘at '8 o'clock, in the lecture room, Ulintdn Hall Astor place, "The profession and public gene: rally are invited to attend. __ RESTAURANTS. _ T's iPLAOR ‘TO GET mt GLARE OF 7 EBay my jurton Ale ia the Kainbow eat th iglith Mutton there yesterday fu f—] is more coming expressly forthe bow in for the next two yearn ie RVERY DAT. Yt by MANAGER or MY = gt ‘absented to-day on fam 100 busy to ang anyibigg new aul the He can get the fame celevrared Massy a ins & Co.'s pin ale Scents a gags, at hort west corner of greed Jandt street, 5 : &C., WANTED. HOUs WANTEO—aT M Danibs truss Tine avis raid Rent not to exoved FL st SLAs FOUR SORY (ONFURNISHED> nes 3 oon art eae tease to bredicy, Marche gears, and Co , 42 Kast Four- lat i CC NOITAGE WasT) D--SUITABLS Jfamily, in the vicinity of sorkvllly or Rtaston MEL hae mera opr wens Oe well onlay tne d spectable ne! ; and iyanent eet route, adres, ith, full RNiSHtKD rane cae a RE- ie above 12) ‘adel Smet ‘ind’ d terms must a x, box 176 © $$. UR ROOMS WANTED IN THIS CITY BY A FAMI- ly of thee eau ‘suitanle for 5 moderate, “Addrens, sating trme, 8. ys fiernta once, 00) ANTED—BY & FAMILY TWO PER- A ee “aie children, re or. eons, above Byrecker; rent rot over $800; or lower Part or vig § with, ganapd Water Address Dox 1,628 Pow i Ho xfnll WAnTBD—I 2w YORK OR ‘YN..” wit A dest evokes © or was po 1D a pleasant location ‘with eight rooms, pent from $200 to $K0 per year. Kédreas Mt Le Setrerctd cddos: oe 4 HO te ART OF HOUPK—A GENTLEMAN, W: te boy, waut about ‘our moms 10 & douse Ir AND LS Rea ghee ty Seah erated in the Brent: rst Wed; aos ty FF © ad Van, fies ald office, reference given and requi ‘PPER PAKT EA A 2 Ropes WA"TED—BY AN AME- rican family of adults; must be o first clase house’ ang ba ata ol as cr or seven roome and Ritche a, replete with all midern improvements, and suitable for two fa- milies. his ts gs Spor ‘unity for an owner or leaser toy necure & ‘manent and desirable tenant Ad- dreas box Post otlce. stating rent, location and full par~ Uculars, References required und given. Wares. LAKGE STOKE, SUliaBLE BOR A Bly ; for { ; Sere seems Sexes Coane te Soar hie: one Warren yr A ERI Are *AMILY, AN UNFUR- nished Houre, with all the modern ina first clase neighborhood, he apo Fou: streets and Fourth and sixth avenues me Address, with full desoription, K. 8., box 107 Ware SECOND OP. a BD FLOOR, OON..- four or Sve Room: Bleeker and ‘Twenty-third streets Address J. | He eraid otieee ANTED—FOR BEX MONTH: OB ‘A TH W roughly furnished Cottage, Pang pg tn Seen on baie. +o fall cars he ariem the ofvith tall parGowlars z T., box 77 \ orkville Post office ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY, TWO OR THREE. ished pris uae, roeds. It able to hav aie in the fably prterre uieoae ‘Rddrese E WE. sual neatly ISLAND, i, eG the conveniences for bor hood how ey and near the ferrin by ye geoticman: wife ons the summer, rent paid in advance if aoured, ze dress K. CO D., box 4,:92 Post ofiler 7 ANTED—BY a @MaLL, GENTEEL FAMILY, PART of @ modern House; fur rooms and Kitchen; ‘rent not to ‘ua $300 per annum; or permanent. Board for six or twelve months. with three room» on second floor, good table: oes atvendance; terms $900 per anoum. ‘address for one box 248 Post office. ANTED—IN THE LOWER PART OF THE SEVENTH. entleman, bis wis aad cuild two furnished, & private family, for two ring Smub, a " oH oral oilioa, ANTED— 1 LEASE OR YURCHASE, & SHAVING ). with good wall, in Bradway, Mag tage fourth streets. sees. ab, r 4 RY SMALL KESIDENCE, IX A Were achood tree it og RAT | ere aces dots sireet aod shird ant sixth avenues, $600. “addreas &. U., Harald office NTE, D—BY A FAMILY WITHOUT CHILDREN, & Amderate sized Houee, fully furnished, with stable ‘and a few acres of land, on the New /\avea or Hudson River Railroad. or north side of Staten island; rent not to exceed $100 a month. “Address box #135 Post oflice. AWTED THE UPPER OR LOWER PART OF first class Lose. ine ‘here there _arefino chil- fe fi between Fourth Twenty. ry scorn ‘od i ‘avenues. Best of Saree ee Bre tod shi two prars od ses osheter st rine 4 ., box 3,288 N, Wife ANTEDBY A SMALL |} Le taal THE sms New York or Brook! tweni eerie eee Rent must be moder "address, siating particulars, Uplongsquare Post office, Wrenn ia ls od A diet te furnut athee Berd will be ‘with etx onthe, se cat L., bo Sree ee bec he ‘OTICE—VETEBANS ons Hy see A Fone S RE-~ me-tin, House, . ee dy i x bare Ady ig Saat DALLY, Selene. FECAL ORDERS NG. 7¢ WAR DEPARTMENT SIAC Gener tre ‘ill anos in slew Seek ety 9 for the e: mere td: oe Surgeons tid for such candidates for appainimest as Bay be uvited to present themselves vetore heme e Hinee, ROa ota a rae ear a Appligations be (addreteva “tothe Dorey of om oF R HAN BI oBEpOR HOR at Kai \ rem eritale OR SALE—A, JIB AND MAINSAIL, OPEM SAIL» EY iat Saat wit woke Yor'balf ber value, ‘Adarese J. $c" box 198 Heraid omee. on aca ent x thee FOR SALE—TWENTY. beam '2 f 6 He or Ya REBECCA FOR 8ALB.—SHE CAN BE SEEN ‘at Greenpoint. RAILROADS. NS epi raine Rordh and "Woes —Tralae ene ie and it ola fond 3:00 ‘M. @undays inclu onan a VI ane ae P.M. 5:65 Eine ping rein, and 4:30 4 aad ar. Me Tarrytown train, 6:40 P. = Pal Fivt, Superintendent. TEN UDSON RIVER RAILROAD BXCURSION oun ghana and irom New York, Ae patios To tnd from Fecklipand sigs Pee ood for two days, sold at et offloos OMY serrEt, EW YORK, AND ALBANY, RAILROAD.— Nw ‘faitrond ‘for Frey West, Moth ‘sad a oath land, fc Buringion PALO" house's Point, Ogdeusburg and rau a EXTON ROW, HRAR CITY FROM TWENTY.SUXTH STREET Brae, ety TAM. and 7200.4, Mga 46 P.M. and yer na sore, a 3: a's nee ap ‘bridge, While Plains, C1 roton, Patio and ail time table, 7 o'clock A. M. express } sity ieee ibaa are Lif. Anslatant Superintendent. BILLIARDS. oe new and lime. GRIFFITH, ite tom street. ILLTARD BALLS. 5 PATENT kaa or ta Baas ; Manteca and Tor sale ‘by ST lalla nb TPHE\ BEST ARRANGED, RoC sooue.ns IN handeomest Dillard fooms = “tte wy Fourteen street (Union sq Fourth avenue. - James Lyxcn, Buperintendent, — HE Wyola NSISTING OF 75 FU clase tard Table si al the fay in the market, both plait a te'nol at cash Ann street,