The New York Herald Newspaper, April 12, 1861, Page 5

. tion which bequeathed so much to us is the same which So pene penn lh recover the wreck where they have scen their and resentments aloe of from the mother country; subee- the domimeered over our territory , from he was driven by our yalor. The years which have passed have been very cioquen’ for all. Shall we loge the elements upon which we rely to-day, 50 dear ut not sufliciently strong to assure our well being for the future, and that of our childreu’ condition sueceeds—before we see what to- has befallen other unfortunate republics, involved Ancessantly in cjvil wars, sacrificing valiaut generals, Statesmen, numerous familics, considerable fortunes and Moultitudes of unfortunate citizens, without Gnding auy mode for solid and streug organi such a day may arrive, I, who ever watch Ct seourity—I who, aided by your yalor, have def inch by inch, the land we tiead—I, who know the of your Beoessities—I will see that which is shown for us by the nation—wil concedes to us. She ot us the civil liberty that her people enjoy; Geog to us natural liberty, and removes forever the possi- ility of losing it; Siio saered na fe Oar propery Tons. ‘48 valid all the acts of the she will give ion to, and reward merit, will have in mind eeee lent tothe country; she, in fine, brings peace to ‘this goil so long a battle ground. and with its bene- uences. Yes, Dominicans, from to-day we ve repose from ‘the fatigues of war, and may devote pian with unceasing care in work for the future of our sons. Spain protects us, her flag covers us, her arms insure the respect of strangers, a recegiend our libarties— and togetber we will defend the ming one sole peo- ple, one sole family as we ever ther we will P nic Aa piri the same altars which that nation erect- re thoge altars which to- we findas they were left, intact, safe, and cro yet with the es- gutchcon of thelr armg—their castles and lions—first standard which, by the side of the cross, Christopher 0 jumbus planted in these unknowa , in the name of Isabel I., the grand, the nobie, the Catholic. August name! inherited by the actual sovereign of Castile, inheritanc> of love for the founders of the Spanish Island, let us ele- ‘vate the bauner of her egies Seng « proclaim her for our ogee and sovereign. Live | Second! Live Li- berty! Live @ Religion! Live the Dominican People! Live tient SANTANA. vation! Santo Dente, March 18, 1861. Court Calendar—This Day. Court or Avrgats.—Nos. 16, 40, 42, 43, 45, ‘41, 576, 47, pe Disrnicr Cover.—Nos. 87, 41, 42, 44, 7, 9, 10. b Covrt,—Part 1—Nos. 1645, 717, 1679, 1681, 1683, 1691, 1705, 1707, 1709, 1711, 923,'1960, 947, 4635, 67.’ Part 2—-Nos. 1238, 602, 732, 1016, 844, 1196; 1280, 1234, 1208, 1242, 1244, 1248. ceuan Peas —One Hour Cavses.—Part 1—Nos. 1843, 8118, 3084, 1579, 3190, 2972. 1374, 3121. Part 2—Nos, 1616, 1812) 1881, "1502, 3024, 3121, 3227, 8241, 5255, 3261, Covrr—Circuir.—Part 2—Nos. 1550, 2162, 2658, 2944, 8200, 32771;, 3303, 3810, 3323, 8327, 3335, 3585, 8558, 3704, 3728, $904, 3813, 3821, 3888, 2370, 3695, 1319) 2164, 24227 2478) 3014; 3036, 3166, 3229, 3263, 3368, 3466, 3484, 3570, 3580, 3691, 3709, aur 3736, 3152, 8764; 3782, 3792) Bit , 3889, 3869, 3871, 6059. of R. France & Co.'s cy passed OMiciel Draw: Delaware Lotteries. —Au' Jani ye Os ou oy — rene | RD, Ob, 19, 37, ‘34, 5° ‘69, 65, os Es i 5, es cy bis 4, 6. Goxsotrpare—O1.Ass 59, 73, 35, 28, 6, 43, 55, 30. 10, eT 2" 56, “4. Otrowlars \* free of cb a (OE & OO., Managers, ‘Wilmington, Delaware. Wood, Eddy & Co. Mann Gad of the KUNTUCKY, WASSOUIE AND DEL TE LOTTERIES, rmiastoncrs a tea to superintend ‘The subscribers, nted the drawing ofa ‘comm muthorized,| by the Legislature, hav- Gin'ant atianded tae ruwiog of the Rentceky state Lot. for the beneiit of the town of Frankfort, do heraby cer tify that the follo ieee 2 are the numbers wh: day drawn from the 1, 69, 35, ab, ‘a ? arn ait 39, 71, 3. pril il, 1861. 53, 4, 30, 25, oS 3, here mn "a4, 1, 52, 47, 59. witness our bands at Covington, Ky., ‘Thursday, April ‘40, 1861. J. P. NOONAN, JACKSON Me XRROW, Commissioners, THOMAS BIRD, re hepa Pony ‘schemes for the month will be mailea ~ ‘WOOD, EDDY & CO., Ky; St. Louis, Mo. or be dade by the dr ngs at the Rentaaky State Lotierica, &t Covingwon, Ken! «=o haggl E. & GO. Managers.” A Bank for Savings. ‘This isthe senton to purify the blood With advantage. BRANO TE iw ‘ruts sure health It is like placing your Beal na savinge’ bank, where itis Sate, and you are our own trus Md at No. 204 Canal street ‘and No. 4 Union square, Hunt & Dusenbury, Successors to tonty GO., leaders ai aio sis of pfasiion, for Gentlemen ,'Soutum Wrappers.” Nom 2,4and 9 -As- London. agus tor House. Becohize Art—Photographic-—The Im. G vite is mow the meted chief of | Eegraphic Bente. CHAS, H. WILLIAMSON, Satablishe The Ladd & Webster Sewing Machine tway now be had for fifty dollars at 500 Broadway, Wheeler & Wilson’s Im ed Sewing Machines at reduced prices. Office 506 Broadway. Empire Sewing Machin Cheap- cet, meee ta dest, pice Ones soadieet RY. Ladics, Spring Ad bg ere . a. if bho ‘wish handsome Gaiters from 12s, to Xx, and Slips and Ties TA and 7a. per pair, patronize MILLER & CO., 387 Canal David's Spring Style of Gentlomen’s Bars at bis salesroom, 2934 Broadway, near Duane It is Just [oat pnd heads of a ay as to seleot the ‘the best and he Js sure to hil upon a Knox. ly. tne moat remackably low prices, Call not 80, @t 212 Broadway, and see ff this Easy to Pick Out Knox's can be, One Espenscheid’ men’s Dress Hat for 1861, Pestne Sirs Style Fe Gentle- Shin je handsomest Hat he, bi metry and ace - cree er ath sl oat, i not pipe ‘as ot yore, Tepe TCNEID. ‘118 Naseaa street. 1861. Gen: 861. Whether a child shail look ike . fright or a love i Sue outdoor costume, ea fia no 81 upon tts head avering. ‘The bal, in te sbapo | Maooloe’ fos sett ies style. of fe to the age, features, size and = bgnre of ne ive oi or orit wil $e a bles rather than an or- entertaining belief that in my new assort- ment Zoretibe be found treo end ‘coverings for all *motber's ma of these “lite pease” under the mavernaitewcort ion " under the 3 a, JOMN N, @ GENIN, 33 613 Broadway. gale’: 22 $3 = betsy ye ge Dress ner Insurpassed for beaut} material, at an; Fore Broadway, toward Hotel aes Hill, Inimitable Cutter of Hair and ‘Whiskers, No. 1 Barclay street. Hair Dye 50 cents, black or American Insect Destroyer— ‘Office and only wholesale Removed to 188 Brontway, principal to r. depot. —-- =) Batchelor’s Newly Invented Wigs and Foupees are truly wond Wonderful specimens of art. Call and see for # measure card. Forces the Hair and PP 2 hi Cream on at W. a. BATCH. Bond street, ev ages, Yio DORs newly fnvented od Wig fact Batchelor’s Hair fonts pei and In- Btantaneous—Biack or Bare! PY, street, Boid and applied at Ww A OC RATCHELOS fa ‘6 Bond street. Cristadora’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou. the best in the world. Wholesale and retail, and the privately Spplied. No. 6 Astor House, Trusses.—Marsh & Co.'s Radical Care ‘Trusa, No, 2 Vesey street, Astor House, opposite the church, Barry's Tricopherouws i4 the Best and eioccrna article for pe ‘cr oe Do You Want Whiskers or eustach Mi dy, and your beard won't use my steeah srnlen wit roree them to grow in forty forty two ava, ‘and won ‘on ae Oe ee eee ORAAM, 100 Neeesa ace, Catarrh.—Dr. Goodale Has Agnin Re- ork, and is now at 612 Broadway, where ho ‘all who wish to know what catarch real. Ay is, and desire to be cured of It His remedy, which pubite senument the only one that ever cured it, is for sales $1 a bottle, at the above place. ‘Trusse Elastic Stocki) asory Bandages, &o. ‘Ani street, under Harm FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Trvrsbay, April 11—11 P. M. The street has been kept all day in o feverish state by rumors of collisions at the South, and of the failure of the negotiation loan. This afternoon it was generally believ the board that President Davis had agreed to permit supplies to be sent to Major Anderson; two city banks wore said to have received intelligence te that effect. There was, of course, no trath in the report, though t exercised a marked effect on stocks for the time. As to the loan, the facts are these:—At four P. M., yesterday, the amount bid for here was about a ‘million of dollars. In order to prevent the failure of the negotiation, the Bank of Commerce deposit- ed $40,000 with the Sub-Treasurer, to serve as the customary deposit for a bid of $4,000,000, and a Mecting of bank presidents and others washeld at %, gnenees GLOVE: juseum. the Bank of Commerce at half-past four, in order to subscribe the $4,000,000. At five P. M. it was generally understood by gentlemen present that everything was settled, and that a bid for that amount would be sent off by telegraph this morning. When this morning came, it was discovered that, in fact, nothing was settled, and that few, if any, of the bank managers, private bankers or capi- talists were willing to subse: ibe. Consequently no bid was sent by telegraph, as had been intend- ed, but Mr. Chase was advised to postpone open- ing the bids till four P.M. Meantime, Mr. H. P. Vail, Cashier of the Bank of Commerce, efficiently aided by Mr. Sub-Treasurer Cisco, set out with a subscription list, and spent the day in endeavor- ing to obtain bids. By three P. M. they had succeeded in obtaining bids to the amount of $2,500,000, and it was then understood that a pri- vate individual had agreed to take the balance at par. These bids were telegraphed to Washington atonce. At the hour we write nothing further is known on the subject. The history of this negotiation will teach Mr. Chase that the advisers who counselled him to re- jectall bids under 94, when he offered his six per cents, were wanting either in judgment or in know- ledge of finance. The Treasury notes awarded to-day could not have been sold at all but for the immense exertions of parties who have no con- nection with politics, and not the least influential of whom is a leading member of the party op- posed to the present administration. What they did they did purely out of regard for the credit such exertions of the government. The were needed has fact that inflicted as severe a blow on that credit as anything that has occurred since secession began. Ever since the retirement of Mr. Thomas and Mr. Clay- ton from the Treasury Department the public credit had been steadily improving until the stupid mistake of April2 was committed. Fi- nanciers and capitalists in Wall strect, regardless of party predilections, were ready and willing to sustain the government with money, on thé broad, general ground that it is the first duty of the citi- zen not to let the republic rot to pieces. They showed that readiness by offering Mr. Chase $30,000,000 when he only asked for $8,000,000. When he arbitrarily rejected their bids, and did so in a manger which threw a flavor of corrupt favoritism over the rejection, he cooled their patriotism in a surprisingly rapid manner, and created a prejudice against himself of which to-day’s negotiation is the first evidence. It is asserted in some of the administration journals that Wall street is enraged with Mr. Chase be- cause he would not suffer the brokers to make money at the public expense. The brokers whose bids Mr. Chase rejected are, on the contrary, very much obliged to him for what he did. He has saved them about 3% per cent on the amount of their bids. They can now buy his stock in open market at abouf ¥% per cent less than they offered for it in the bids which he rejected. The journals which sneer at the general indignation felt at Mr. Chase’s proceeding on 2d of April exhibit equal ignorance of the facts and misapprehension of the motives of our moneyed men. That indig- nation was based upon the general convictton that Mr. Chase had thrown away an opportunity of making a good negotiation for the govern- ment, and had inaugurated his official career by making enemies of nine-tenths of the capitalists of New York. To-day’s event justifies the feeling; we must now see whether Mr. Chase will contrive to redeem his character. The money market continues dull, listless and in- animate. Nothing is doing worth mentioning. Very little paper is to be had, and no banks are earning dividends except by extreme good fortune or good management. Little or nothing was done in exchange to-day. Rates have not varied. The stock market was lower this morning aud quite pamicky on the Western shares. Between the boards, however, the scarcity of stock caused a pretty general rally, which continued through out the second board. At the morning board Illinois Central fell 344, Rock Island 24%, Michigan Central 2, Galena 1, Toledo 1'4, Burlington 1, Reading 2%, Hudson 1%, Harlem ar 1, Panama 1, Brie 144, New York Central 4. State stocks were generally lower: Tennessees fell 1%, and Missouris 1 per cent. of 1881 were generally steady. United States bonds In the afternoon there was a recovery of about 4% per cent all round, and the market closed steady at the lowing quotations:—United States 5's, 1874, 85 a 86; United States 6 per cent coupons, 1881, 91 a 9124; United States 6’s, reg., 1881, 93 a 934 6's, 687, a Virginia Tennessee 6's, 70 a 704; Missouri 6's, 5944 a 59%; Canton, 1394 a 14% Sirti Coal preferred, 5 2 644; Pacific Mail, New York Central, 7594 a 7374; Erie, mae 4 ati; 1M; Hudson River, 40 a 40%; Harlem, 1% a 18%; do. preferred, 35 a 35% Reading, 36% 4.36%; Michi- gan Central, 4944 a 50; Michigan. Southern aod Northern Indiana, 1374 a 14; do. guaranteed, ‘ a 3144; Panama, 108%, a 10924; Illinois Central 68% a 68' Cleveland and Toledo, 2974 Rock Island, 48%4 a 49%4; Quiney, 6834 Galena and Chicago, 6814 a 30; Chicago pes Chicago, Burlington and a 68%; Delaware, Lackawana and Western, 81; Illinois Central bonds, 7's, 9444 a 95. The business of the Sub-Treasury to-day was as follows: — » $121,660 11 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were » 921,745 88, and the balances $1,470,343 29. The Manufacturers’ Insurance Company, of Bos- ton, has declared a semi-annual dividend of fifteen per cent, payable on demand. The Chicago Press of the 8th inst. says, re- specting the currency troubles at that point: — ‘The brokers are buying the Ba spore at 75 cents, and we hear of outside five may The volume of our currenc; half by the thorongh revision our bankers bave Sevent: lovers paying @ small fraction higher, jarded as the ‘current rates.’ has been reduced ab: ‘The Iifinois list embraces $5,665,002, and that of Wscon 8in $2,083,528. The footings are $7,748,520 Tho brok- ers aro now buying the stu Cents; but if on an al average they get rid of it at 80 cents the people of the West will lose more than a million and a half of dollars. Tho is#ues of the banks not in the rejected list amount to $7,954 95 and the business of the two great States of Tilinois and Wisconsin will furnish profitable employment for that amount of currency. Hevee it is believ'd the owners of these banks will, if possible, keep them good. if we understand the Illinois law correctly, our banks will all be forced to make and py their securitics good after the 16th of April, Protest, and their bonds to be wi will be subject to drawn and sold as those now in liquidation. 20 Pacitic Mail 88.00, 190 Stock Exchange. 11, 18614 do. Mich So& N lag yet oe gy oo S828Feu8 st8isteussss do bs & i FRIDAY, .APRIL 12,. 1861., : 5 734, Hiented o Meany glo from N to NE, which broke the ru ier Be B po J javen from oy) nie JOstAK Jex, of Machiag, at New Hi A is ae » backstays sarted, ‘sad ‘chain bolts carr 243g a2 Buro War L rape Wilts amas, a af and for Philadelphia from on oo be aero eee age Be if i * Sierme’ Left ot Bt 39 ; Siar i Gy Ae CR Base 4 ig ME Jrnes, of and for Boston, 1% do. ws Jann © Brooks, from Cardenas, ized at 160 ety do land April 5 by order of Collector Macaonald, (oF “iefrauding SECOND BOARD. reneniie, ¢ 1s tn charge of the Collector. $10000 US6's,"Sleoup 914{ 100 shs ReadingRR., 3634 | y Seu Bouxvixe Butow (Br), from Yarmouth, NS, for New 20000 US6's, 81 reg 93 2000 US's, 'Tleoup 35 12000 Il Intérest,’60 100 bds 100 York, wad in contact on the 19th wit with bark Latira Russ, and stnk soon afterwards, Allon board the schr were sav and taken to Havana by the Laura Russ, Saute Gureran, at Charleston from Elizabethport,, April 3. off Cape Hatteras, experienced a gale, in ‘whi Shipped several seus, Hove boat, apht satis de, Sour Jutta, which was seized at Norfolk April 6, is held for Bt” | two violations of the Inspection laws.. The fine in’ each case ag | ia gon, Pi Wilt be detained wit this in paid. “The owner of iw Lucey K Wat which vessel Was arrest £ laa a4 scr. 63 | ea afew days previous for a sunilar offence, arrived. at Nor $0 . folk Apri 6, for he purpose of paying the He and Liberating 100 ‘The steamship Montgomery sailed this afternoon at4 o'clock 150 Galena & for Savannah, with a full Notts consisting of 42) balos has, 75 bbis flour, 400 kegs nail beet ahd. pork, 7 ki _ 50 6 lard, 10 ps butte, 1b0 bags coffee, 78 pkgs clicese! 60 00 S15 6742 | coml, 250 Kegs tger beer, 100 bbls ale, 6 casks oll, 30 bbls do, 30 600 Cleve ati HR goag | Dbl liquor, $80 pigs dry goods, 00 “sid 20% | _ The sh{p Anglo-Saxon (at San Francisco) has been chartered 80 © | for Seargo of wood ‘rom the coast of Mexico to Burope, 01 . ., | reserved terms, fb cu a Ric Tite ax Notice to Mariners. New Granavian Consucate, New York, April 11, 1961. The following having appearad to-day in your paper with some errors, you will much oblige me by republishing it as corrected, G DOMINGUEZ, Consul, (Translation.) New Grarapian Lucariox 13 nie Uxrtup Stars, rk, , G Domincurz, Esq, Consul of the Conte agen Mer’ York— You are hereby requested to make kaown to all shipo bippers and insurers whom i may concern, that in con! pre 200 Reading RR..b20. 37 50 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tuvespay, April —6 P. M. ASHES were quiet, with small sales of pots at $5 311(. Pearls were nominal. Breapsturrs.—Flour—The market opened with more firmness and activity, witha demand for Cag und closed at an advance of 2346. 5c. per barrel. 23 a transactions footed up about 17,000 DbIE, clocise within seiner aces the perth of Richens mani Mace abe, the following range of prices:— . sena.phd Zapote, in toe Atlantic, and. those. of Superfine State... ... other +85 25 ide, in the Pacific, Ny - 637 ip Sed 5 25 a 545 q Mixed to straight Southern. 5 30 "ihe Straight to good extra do. 5 75 undil g oh Choice extra family and bakers’ brands... 7 25 4 eee 3 30 POMBO. Corn meal, Jersey and Brandy wine....-.. 275 Whatlemen. —Canadian flour was in fair request and at firmer prices, New «actih. ship Gideon Howland, Williams, with sales of 700 a 800 bbis. at $5 40a $7 50 for extra, | Ochotsk Se sem hernambucg larch 6, with 130 Southern flour was firmer and in fair demand, while the | BY SP 120g 9 00 ihe bone on board, Sent home sales embraced about 1,750 bbis., closing Within the | Weather to tim tai a iePaiklaid Inunds seb Sc Gage range of the above quotations. "Rye flour was firm | Horn, spoke ‘wc Smalley, of NB read bare tee at our quotations, with sales of 250 bbls, Corn meal of do; Mard lon 35 W, passed American ‘was firm at our figures, with sales of 300 bbls. Jersey and Brandywine. ber B Manstield, Wheat was firmer and more active, | yA Jao arr abip «hi while the sales embraced about 120,000 bushels at. $1 48 | Wytoolacke ecg. w¥ Ochotsk Sea, Honslulu Nov 1 buco March 6 with 160 bbls spand for white Canada, and $1 20 for Canada club; $1 470 = RES teste Meee, ae $1 50 for white Ohio; $1 33 a $1.35 for amber | 200 sp 200 wh: no d @rrttar, Wood, NB, Bad taken 1 wh off the Strait W, bark Garland (of of’ Plate: March hull painted blac Wisconsin, $1 i6 a $1'28 for red Western, $1330 $1 85 for red State, $1 30 a $1 33 for Milwaukee stub, $1 36 Ee con Bay spring, $1.28 a $1 29 for North- “ western club, and $1 24 a $1 27 for Chicago spring. rr) was 1, higher, cn sales were mine ot 80 Sai plavdectpibabeany rea a a for new Western mixed, 67c. a 6840. for Fed do., 626. for round yellow, ant O86. 4700. for white | Ship Brewster trom Southern. Rye aud oats were quiet, 1,200 bushels Cana- eeu Talbot, from Igy «r > da barley changed hands on p. t. 2. i W of the s Corrat —The market was steady, while sales were wane a vin eae from Liverpool for NYorlk, Paces el paar ee ch ee sold at pt, | “Ship Flying Cloud Winsor, fag London Feb 23 for Aus- Corton —The market was tame, and sales confined to gome 700 bales, in lois, closing at about 12%;c. for mid- dling uplands. FReicars —Engagements were moderate, while rates were unchanged. To Liverpool 400 bales of - iy Feb! 24, lat’ 8 4, lon 31 52 Kidd, from Carditt’ for River ntship with double topsuils, mavate signal, white ground, &e. Boston, April 7, lat 40, Kiovanelro, March tralia Maes 10, lat 38 28 ov af Eliicott, from 8 ‘York or Gardanas, March 27, lat 31.30, lon A shy with doubie topsails, bull pa steeringNE, private signal, white ground, with Din a dingo: nal, Was seen March £0, no lat, &c, ton were ed at 3-161. fl Foreign Ports, at 28. % at ‘30-000 bushels rohan 4 cre fed pAmppossan, March 27—Sld Edmiston Beothers, Phi!!i® at 1034d.,'and 7,600 do. corn in bulk at gagd. | Providence = sf To Londou'1,0C0 bbis, flour were takon at 3s. 6d., with | patton Brande, Brilliant, Pager nad hic, Sin some wheat and provisions reported on private terms. To Bremen 1,000 bbls. of rosin were engaged at 4s. 64 , and 250 cases tobacco at 82s, 6d. Rates to Glasgow and Havre were unchanged. Hay.—Sales of about 1,000 baies were made at 75c. a 80c.; for city use it ranged from S5c. 8 Lite was Steady, with further sales NYork; barks JC French, tor Havan for Bosten April 2). sid 2 City of Bath, Carney, Havana. ‘Arr at Flushing 29tb, schr Wanderer, Leeman, Port u J~Arr Rex, Grunde, Norfolk, Hardlug, rrince. Bexrast, March Cannirr, Mazel 80c. for com- mon to $1 40 for lump Rockland. Canpenas, March 27—Arr briga Joseph, ’C Motassrs.—The sales embraced 100 bhds, clayed Caba | Knight, Park, N¥ork “Mary Morton (ip), "Reed, Baltinyon at 17c. a 18c., and 30 do. at 176, a 20c,, and 27 hhds. Por- | for Sarah Bernice, Clark, Mecilse, oie ae and us to Rico at 30c. a 82c. Boone, Consng,¥ ; A Avery, Wotton, do; E P sweet, Navat Storss.—The sales embraced 150 bbls. spirits | Sweet! Ph L Bal, do; Thos Denisnn, Hathaway turpentine, straight at 36c. ‘i Pr va Nese his Raven, Rose, Portland; A Colle: sc Harman, 0 Rico; Dazzle, Veazie, Havana; April 24, Pak Merrimac, Fitts do: brigs Tangier’ Warreny Baska rr Palmetto, Bragdon, Baltimore; Canima, Pinkham, Vor at 3740.1 000 bbls. common rosin were sold, from yard, at $1 30 a $1 35 per 310 ibs-, and 150 do. New York do. at $225 per 280 Ibs. Crude was quiet and nomi- | "1" worth (By, Lawrence, Boston? schrs Delmont, Lin! coln, Portland: 8; ring, Land, do; bark Martha Ann, Sancuso Pork—-The market continued firm, with | Chase, ‘savanna: igs Lucy Ann, Wass, Portiand; J Hath’ sales of 425 bbis. at $17 50 for meas, $13 for prime and | way, Townsend, Havana sob “atlantic,” Bell, do; Sth, brig $10 for clear. Beot was firm and in good roquest, with | et Pett bras Cader, Haskell, Porilan salon of 450 bbls. at $8 873; a $10 25 for repacked ‘most, | whighi, Tiaync, Nt rs Kepublie, Hom, do and $10 50a $11 50 for extra do.; prime mess was quict | Westbrook, Stroap, Bos! pril 2d, brig James" y, 81 $1650 a $17.50. Tard was buoyant and in fair de: | Vente iidines Mole; echt’ Eiia, Matedane Corks 4th brig Weston Kelly, Haj Boston; Volant, Dodge, and Darien, |, with sales bg 4) bbls. and tierces at 9%/c. a 10% c. feerett, Nye; ht Maaeiogh Wentecein, 60 with small lote 10}¢c. Cut meats were ‘rm and in eit 2. _ ( :0: 2™Arr bark MB Steteon. Jordan, geod request ‘i TR ae id maa Bc brig Marine, Cooks Boston. echr Hellen Barnard, Bourne, do. exMons Bast, March 23—Off, Prairie Bird, Wiley, from NyYork for Waterford. Dover, bh 29—Bld Acaci via Queenstown), for Londo: DexGex¥ss, March 29--Oft, Columbia, Bemke, from Rich- mond, of and for Bremen. ‘ Ba March 29—Arr Sierra Nevada, Foster, Garde "Giasgow, March 28—Arr Flora Southard, Southard, NYork. Sd 2th, Nobing, Martin, and Gen Simpson, Graham, N¥ork “fl une Nock, Meveh 80--'A rr Lawson, Watts, Port Townsend. March 27—Arr Portsmouth, Borland, Mobile: 29th ly © Starr, Fairfowl, NYork. Cid 25th,’ Harraseekett, Waite, Key West. Sld fom Bordeaux Roads 27th, Uncle Sam, Cole, NOrleans, Jenny i'itus, Hall, NYork. Hamevns, March 26—sid William & Jane, Browo, NOr- were in fair request and prices unchanged Rics,—Sales7of 100 casks were made at 35/c. 0 870. Scans were in steady r request, with sales of aboat hhds., chiefly Cuba’s, mostly within the range of 4 Pinkbam (from Cardenas a 5c.; Porto Rico at 5%c., and a smail lot of New Orleans vat sic. Witskey.. —Salez embraced 500 bbis. at 18c. a 18\¢c. _SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THI8 DAY. . 6 25| MOON ses. 6 36| man waren. ‘Port of New Laci ‘April n, 1861, m1, CLEARED. milton, "Hann WE L P Snow, Smith, do; schr Cosino goth ship aicamship Northern Light, Tinklepaugh, Aspinwall—D B | Coiender: Cole, ‘Liverpool; barks Texas, Ayres, Galveston (and ald Apo Sd for Saga); WCB Waiker, Kaynis, NYork; Ist, ship Clara Ann, Coombs, Newport, Eng; bark Laura Russ, Runa, Portiand! brig Ada Purvis, Anderwn, dos sch: Goeah Herald, Fuller, do: April sy ‘shi ay thes, Liver ‘American Ux tt Boston” Volunteer, a) W iscasee' et, bile; 8d, bark Lucy, Frances, 2 Al (Bn, Burnie, do. with cargo damaged and two seamen overboard; bth, ‘ship Redguantlet. Lucas, Liverpool; Berry, Cleaves, Cardiff; Riga, Freeto. Havre, Pacific, 'f rfeans; big Redwood, Melville, Savannah; schr Ossuxw, Carman, Portland. a eecmabty Cahawba, Smith, Havana and New Orleans—" Livingston, Crocheron & Co. Montgomery. Morly, Savannab—H B Cromwell aC Ship A Gallatin, Delano, Liverpool—C Grinnell. Ship L L Sturges, Adams, Glasgow—Sturges, Clearman & Co, Ship Tamerlane, Holmes, Bristol—Nesmith & Son Bar & Gor), Pederson, Queenstown or Faimoutu— Holmboe 4 Ti Bark Pyrmont, Otiver, Rig Janeiro—Kirkland & Son, Brig Suwannee, Munroe, Cadiz—H 1 Brookman & Co. 4 M Zath ‘a 20th, barks Grapeshot, Watson, NYork: Brig Leviathen, Havana—H D Brookman & Co. Jenetue tee , a " james Cock, Bell, and Ohias Heath, ¢ 'N York via Sagus ; Brig Lillian, Bwarey, Ha & Ru Sy Rag fy Brig Denmark, Stap! Brig Nellie (Br), Snellgrove, 8t John: Sehr C Evans, Hammond, Havana—Trujillo & Russell. Sehr A Field, Phillips, Bermuda—Smith, Jones & Co. Bichdlas, Nicholas, Matanzas; tes D Linco Sehr A Field; Phillips, Bermuda—Smith, Jones & Co, agua: schr, Fizing Beud, Carmine, NYork: April Jd, ship rrassow, Davidson, Halifax—D i Dewoil Henry Clark rown, ,Matan Ta x A Hodguar. ityler, he W ‘A Crocker, Endicoit, St Johns, NF—Baker & Day- «bth, bark Faith, Ki Hopkins, Sogua, (Our flea of | Livenroor, March 29 Arr ton. chr Forest City, Lovett, St Johns, NF—Baker & Dayton. f i Behr States! ‘Mott, Alexandria—Saiford & Dodge. eer ee Bae NYork; Paiterson, Ha Sehr Expedite, Beene’ Alexandrla—L Kenny. vapa; Thos Holcomb, bennett, Hope, Minot (or ‘Schr Ret “McGee, Petersburg—J Cole. Tucker), MOrlessess Saw bey Galea ow, bosse, and Beau Monde, tehr Copia, West, Boston—J W McKee. Masters, do: Rajahgopani, Bainbridj Sobr Susan, Bearse, Boston—S W Lewis, Mi aeihy Planter” Dailey, NYorks Eamund Kaye, St Schr Maria Louisa, Cummings, Fall River—L Kenny. pg 6; Monlerume, Atking, Charl Sloop Van Buren, Lewis, Providence—H 8 Packet'. Fea Cie, ne — Bteatner Saran. Jones, Philngelphin. ork (hot 2th): Whitman (not Hussey, RYon od Lawrence, Hayes, Savannah; Jessie Boyle, tow! jeans, Cid 23th, Ann E Hooper, Hooper, NYork. Steamer Delaware, Jobneon, Philadelphia, Steamer Bristol, Alen, Philadelphia. ° ARRIVED. pe 2 20th, North Briwon (s), for i’ortland April 4; Niagara (), Steamship ipatnnenalons, riffin, Pass Cavailo Bar, March ‘or Boston 6th; Glasgow (s), for NYork | Asia (s), for do 31 ed at Key West A ds and Havana 6th, with troops. {si Kedar (s), tor Halifax and N bh Bteamstip Cotiumbia, Charieston wita mdse and | Young, for Boston Sth Of Boston, Sear passengers. ty Spoftord. Titesion & (0, 10th inst, 2 O Baker, Ross, for Portland; Wasbington, White, for N¥or ‘steamanip Illinois, bound Sout! April 6th; Cathoun, Truen for do Lith: isase Webb, ‘Steamship North Carolina, Fowell, Wilmington, NO, with | Huteb ri) for do'léth; Unele Jee, Pinkham, { for Philadel mdse and passengers, to It bs Cromwi v0. Hee mil 2; Baranak, Rowland, for do 12th; Pioneer, Steamship Roanonh,, “Couch. Hichmond. ec, with mdse and ether i ‘City Point; Panama, Soule, for San A800 to Laudiain & Heineken, The R anchored in Boult, Morse, for St Jobn, Ni \dsor ra, Frampton Koads 39 hours, wind blowing a severe gale from E and BSE. Apri 10, 3.4 ut to nea, wind light from. ENE, 22—in port barks A H Badger, Means, and but atill very Heh ‘wind freshen ved all day and sea increased, rai Munday, for york dg brigs Starligat, Cook, aud cleared off at 12 PM, Left about 150 sails in Hampton Koads. | Lucy Heywood, Stove, for do do: Royalston, Robinson, Idg, Gicemenip Yorktown, Parrish, Hienmond, a6, with mdse | deeact sivens’Breste Joho, for faitiaure, lig. ark Vor ager, Freeman, for Boston, sld on 12th, but returned in a fe' days on account of bad weather and with some damage. Jetter of 16th reports her repairing on that date, but advices e110 mention of her. 9th, barks’ Leon, Lar- iin, Vhiladelpota; 1th, Mary Bentley, | Ba ntley, Mansetiirs, March 23—-Im port bark Liberty, Aver: Sid fb. 1 to 28th, bark’ Has: and pase nkers, to Ludlam & ord “Ship Empire Bate, es Briegs Laverpont, Feb, 26, with mise ssengers, ingsland, Sutton & Co. Brig Beatrice (0' Harrington ‘Drisko, Remedios, Bare Br ebay wedther the entire passage "April Za 5% tov 77 went entire passage “April 2 Int $3, lou 7 kaw Bt bark Talulah, of Fleetwood, ee BW. or! brig WH Hazard, Miller, cpr Justice Sheldon, Ellzabethport for Providence. iba, Kilne, Boston. Sehr Toane Merri ny ‘llzabeuhyort fo for New Haven. aa do 27th, barks Fea Breeze, Jervey, from Cette, arr Behr Brave, roeby. _llzabethport for Cumbriicen oad Foster, Brown, disg: Emblem, Hamilton, do, Ozark. Behr Seneca, Phinney, Elizabethport fo na, Fogerty, une "Milton, i Schr Hudson, Waterman, Eltsabeciport for rire 's Point. Minron,, March “Arr Ma for Fenarth Roads, put in on account 0 Behr Hurd, Pierce, Tetizabethport for Yortamont! th, Sehr Harriet & Hannah, ¥ allance, Elizabethport for Bridge HLA, March 20—Sld schr Me + Maxch Kehr A & Dyer, Rogers, Ellzabethport for Boston Crow eur turd, Piégee, Eilzabethport For Howto pri Schr Amazon. Elizabethport for Mandwich. Sedr 1.6 Curtis, “Cin, Elizabethport for Hartiord, sebr Elm City, Michaels, Newburg for Pawtucket, Sehr Brandywine, Wheeler, Albauy for Norwie'. Schr Sarah ston, Rookland for Lyn. Beur Wolcott, Parker, Boston. Sehr Sarah Elizabeth, Kelley, Boston 3 day: Sloop DB Smith, Rogers, Tisnbetiport for Gold Spring. tion, 'P Smith, Suni 7, Bain, and Trenton, Atherten, Portiand ; hy shia Uy Clark, Brown, Havana; Matilda, Nichols, Liverpool: bark Hod , hiyler, Ha’ vane. Sid4th, orig Ben) Dunant Ys phzwcastix, March 28—Ent for lig, George Turner, Llstey, otc 40, March 21 port barks Fury, Kent, from Bos Radignt, Tay arr 16th, to load for York: sbrigs Mary Blewart, Deunteon: from Mewelne, art 16th, to load for Unived Btates; Hobart, Johneon, for NYork 23d: Sea Lark, Allen, and Samug Welsh. Cole,’ for do; Passport, Hawkins, Grom Naples. 36th, achr Oarollae (For) NYork; bark Grey: bound, Gulirneitas. do. Puynourn, March ‘vrei JA Stamler Young, NYork loop Dee earick, Elizabethport for law tucket 0 days, paatnge, just arr to losd for do: Young Rover Bloop Alert, Case, Elizabethport for Five Mile River weys, from Leghorn, arr 17th aton abt Ist inst! Bloop Apollo, Freeman, Elizabetbport for Mystic Bridge. i pote Harding. from 1ath, to load for or] i ww: Wm Miler, Roberts, Ellzw “Bivop Mary Elizabeth, Blackman, Elizabethport for Bridge Bioamer Bilsabean. Colnary, isin teamer Fra Dougherty iumore, Bteamer Minnesota, Garret, Bi Norman, Philadeiph iw ethport fur South Nor- Steamer Cons Steamer Delaware, Cannon, Philad Rorrenpas, March 27—In port James Loper, Almy, for Li- Beamer Wammutta, Arey, New Bedtord.” verwoo, ldg. "Sid Tack Sen, itiekiners, NV Ork Steamer Pelican, Baker, nee. Reaupios. Mareh 2¢—In port bark Zion, Fister, for Bow. BELOW ton in 15 igs Orison, Adams, York Yor Fortland ia a 5 few days; Whittemore. for NYork tn 19 days. Brig Beatrice. Rn anaiartgieh $1 port ship sportsman, Thompsne, for Fi © L Bevan, Pederson, from arr Steamships Cahswba, Havann; Northern Light, Aspinwall; | pep ; Nf ships Annie Kimball, Melbourne; ihaniom, Sai Franciseoj Feed for Sis Pp dhsadalbemcsiedt ee tpetaeslbaean y do. a in | BRIXGQrone, Feb ttn port, bark Carrie Leland, Smith, for vensel ave been detained in the rtver and in antag by pt winds, went to sea to day, ts Le. , March — port, ship Rosie! Ponts (ate Roly Wind ai sunset SW, very light. top, deceased), from Kurraches (arr Feb 2) for on, ip Btorm King, Callagan, frem Mantia for rald Marine Correspondence. jonton. KEY BY, aprile Three Sisie roe a Pe aad March Md—Arr bark Mary Broughton, Herrick, 26th fe ater and « By iar gaan natin “4 SMYRNA, ry ale-Jo bark® Andrew Carney, Mi ¢ echr Sarah ¥ Janee, Me gts New York bound t | for Boston abt 23d; Daniel Webster, Ryder, for do, arr Xbt Minwutiau, | the it jes te fer 8 boat. bs eetved- the ow ut ol ae ald oeneed to Beilly (0 load for United states ‘26th doy and "for Mobile, sisbis tean tide oon RALARD, Marsh 28—Arr Jacob A Westervelt, Ander ‘The ball, Stan m Ne Yoke ced Gabi he Poe ete e pmnGay Match 26— Arr barks Washington Butcher, Collins ‘The schr Green! Carver, from Homopasa, Fia, bound to fier ¢ yer Fickett, NYork; Zit Muskingum, Philadeiphia, id 30th. do: ath, bri -—~ ins, Havana, 8 The be paover, Mel havi eae her tepairs, Qoomabe, in { 27th, Young America an brig Judith the US ream sr of war Bt Walker, sid 29th TROON, 2—Aar Jas grey, Plumer, pages Sid for Pensacola, with stores from the ‘Pest naval auon | 27tb, WL Bui Bickford, Bi top the fleet, Wiewwron, Fl Feb 14—In Port abips Challenge, for Sai ‘The three masts sclir W J Beebeo, creates sgt April eiseo: Wood, for Havana, Sid Feb 2, ‘hip Fiying * araings 8 1 from Gaiveston, and sid rame day, after obthining oe buscud Basten, tases te wk. 28—Arr be shomam oy Goudy, Sa javana. y [Ny Green, arrived on the 2d from Brazos, ge 8, and wid 3 Bank (before iy w id deer at feet enter in Rode hy elena Pe Fy Pasa rie by ‘Whitney, Love- ji Non rae Bo, Vigures, ax, ‘hed i, bh America; Ps ' Soe arrct ea pasoree So | Ree Meee Se = RC Weran, Cardenas for New York, ‘4 Maser: ny amy at Charleston (a duicyun Bete Sin bah Be BW, fon TH, expe: ' @aanienlon| barks ayela, ensriske Palermo; Forest: Bedi Peretval, Baker, Speed barks Fic HL ey vest, ‘NOrieans; brig Trenton, Cun- chi "yon nim? ning Platt © ath frou Bark D Godfrey, ald brig Bewsey Ames, still ria pepe a: Mas French, ig Kien, started and anchored in , ship Absllino; bark Laconia; Siig Plea: remain at an- ‘tue shor in, et, Roads. Brig A Horta remains at anchor off Long vith Youn rr ij, ahie President, Smidt, Amtwerp; dark OO aS EO RY, April S—Bid sehr Mayllower, Kilborn, Balt- morer CHARLESTON, NOrleans. in Se ot J a’ Hazzard, f Havre; bark ‘Chas Smith, Gilbert, ap S—Arr schr Col Lester, Del taney, ship Gondar, from Liverpool; be the Siackinaw, frou Liverpool, wad bark rom Baluinore. Old ship Amit Suinson, ilmington Canale (Br), Nassau; L ® Davis, Alden, Niork, M oy Bonum, Hi CALAIS, Mare! NYork; vy 1, Lookout, Thornton, Baltim Cram, NYork. PASTPORT, March and, a, Bid April2, brig Ellen O’Brien, Dindalk Matnceae John Oliver, Courtney, Baldwin aiding ‘Northern Port. th 28-—-Arr schrs Belle Brandon, Church, ; Benjamin, 29—Arr schr Luna, Wilson, Turks Is- TOWN,’ April 7—Arr brig E Baldwin, Mont via Portland ; William, warieston via N sehra William, Fiving Arrow, “ied by ST King anda T king, Calais; Lue; le, Portamouth; Medora, Richmou Healey, NYork rior, tor ite, Hal. Me; Ocean . Oamden; Emeline’ E Potter, Danversport! Mary, Reaper, Hydrangea, and Abby 1, for Boston; D i aldwiu, and Jun A Moi 2 press, bound B. tint an PALL RIVER “April S—Arr sehre Tsane Ande way, biizabethport; Feitia, Cartwright, and Lady Yano, Scunders, N 9th—An zabethport 1oLb— Sd schr Sea Bird, hy Henning. le P Rous, Smith, do. Sid yelns Ade r sears J M freeman, York, aud Fakir, ‘Heath, Eli hase, KNY ork. UCKSTER, / pri 6—Arr echrs Mary E Mangum, Wa len, NYor! HOLMEN’ k; Sth, Towa, Woodbury HOLE, ‘pri 5 Elizabethport, =A gohrs “Cares Holmes, McElwee, Alexandria for Boston; Hur “s Shropshire, Philadelphia for Lyun; Star i Lombar ‘Tangier for Boston. 6th—~An Juija Maine, ii y In port at 8 ra; sebrs Willi r schrs New Yq regton, aches i at a belgs mine anid Zu , Bar king, and George & r Geo L. Green, Rich, NYork for Bos- alm, bark Forest Belle; brig Dema- ‘ Susan, Eldorado (ashore), Harriet Mary & Sarah (ashore), Geo :dward, Sophie Aun, & W Benton, C nV Ww Holmes, Hannah Warwick, Clio, Yeazie. Arr bark Harvest Moon, Berry, Buenos Ayres for cli it, Turks Islands vla San. A a t D, Underwood, Norfolk via ton, Elltotts J 'Carieton, id, from Phuadelphia for Boston akin, and Annie kath, Faylor, York for doy Dela Foster, and Amanda towers, Robinson, do tor Portland} Turk, MeVadden, do for Belfast; ‘ger, te, ao for Alice, Davis, do for tot, Mureh bethport for Boste Norton worth, Sid sb! —Arr brig Chimborazy, Small, Aux ng sailed, april 9—In sight bark Avola, from 10th, stu Iso 1 brig nrise—assing mi, sclrs EK Stanley, from Tangier, G L, from N ™ Boste Isle, Cornish Liverpool, NEW ¢ Hove Bi Provincetown f Darien 10th—A\ ladelp! HILA 8, Lind, M Hoxton, € ra; brig As W this n k, KEY WEST, A: WOBL pri hia. ri! 4—See correspondence above. Arr sehrs Harriet Br wikforth, Baltimore RLBANS, March 10—(By tel)—Arr ships Zenobia favalier, Liverpool “ORD, Apri: 8—Are sehr Mary Elizabeth NYork; 9th, bi xander Millike: Bld brig LC Wat f re schirs MM: DELPHIA, April 10—Arr schrs John Northrup, sib te NU; Gassabeas, Cole, St John, NB; J ell, do; Harriet » rovkbr, Nork. | ¢ pplegarin, Grov Hand, Cambridgeport; Alliane oe . Baltimore, J Lendrickson, ott, dos arihage t Smith, do; Green; brig Tan’ lem i y mieamahipa, Bevery], Ti rhols, NYork; Kensing'on, Bal “8 Jos Porte 8 'F © Baxter, Pile MB Mahohey, Lake, do; "MJ ¢ Thos Borden, Wrightington, ps Phineas Sprague, Ma.thews, Hostou; k; brig Tibereas, ‘Lecog, Cien{ wegos; Wilmington, NC; J Porter, Yates, Newbury, azelle, Naylor, x Miller, aoe i B Mahoney, Lake, rgctown Below, ships ‘tus: from NYork. Went to sea f, for Pernam- for Pernambueo, Hoot ot "veemnis fof water, land expresa)—Are Boston; 20th, Mary gin, siio Wm aly w Scolen S8uh, ship Torrent Puget Bound ery iver, with an assorted cargo suited t 0 SALEM, April S—Arr secur Paty WI hiladelphia, Sid, a fleet of coasters, bound E. TromevLi—t Ma Att. —In each on oy 11, at the First Presbyterian church, ee ee Van Dyke, Cartes H. daughter of Mr. Taumnun, to M James Edsall, all of Brook! - second Wurrs—Morr,—At Patchogue, Long Island, on Tuesday April 9, by the Rev. Mr. Codline, J. Asner Wrathy « New York, to Emma R. , daughter of Captain Martin Mou, Of the former place. Died. Bryaxt.—On Monday, April 8, after a short and severe illness, of copgestion of the brain, Jakay Buvayt, of Bry- ante’ Minstrels. Browx.—On Wednesday, April 10, Rrxsaxiy M., son of the late The fr! tended the funeral, th from thi 491 Sever mains will be taken to Brows Benjamin M. Brown, in the 35th year of his age. iends of the family are respectfully invited to at- Griday) afternoon, at 2 0’clook, @ house of’ his brother-in-law, John J. Marshall, nth avenue, without further invitation. The re- eon wood. n.—On ‘Thuraday, April 11, AnRastast, eldest son of Jobn and Sarab J, Brower, aged 4 years aud 27 days. The re! attend the funeral , No. o'clock, Boann. Fraye Oh, Abie, how short thy stay, How soon thy journey o'er. lntives and friends of the family are invited to from the residence of his parents, Cherry street, on Saturday morning, at ton —At Union, N. J., on Tuesday, April 9, Mary daughter of Julia and the late Alfred ‘Board, aged 17 years. Brows.—On Thareday, April 11, after a long and pain- ful illness, J X, aged 71 years and 11 months. His relati nds and those of his son, Auj tus Brown, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, N on Satur Coovan.—On Thursda: of Tanis The fr 127 Grand street, Jers morning, at nine o'clock. April 11, Eizamern Anew, wife F, oged 83 years, 7 months and 6 days. of the fainily are respectfully invited to y City, Ce fends attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock, from No CLARK eet son 0 months ‘The fr: attend ihe funer: from the Fifty ninth and Sixtieth streets. Careou.—On Thursday, April 11, James ©. 6 monthi The fr bers of 663 Washington street —On Thursday, April 11, Taomas Crank, young of Timothy and’ Kuzabeth Cluck, aged 1 year, 6 and 23 days. iends of the family are respectfully invited to on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock Jence of his parents, Third avenue, bet ween r of consumption, Axkou., Inte of Bryants’ Minstrels, aged 33 years, 1d 26 day 8. jends and relatives of the family, also the mem- George Washington Lodge, F. and A. M., are re spectfully invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, on Sunday mornivg, at eleven o'clock precisel; from his late residence, remaing . G4 West Tenth street. His will he taken to Greenwood. Ciiasman.—On Wednesday, April 10, Jame Cuasmar, wife of Chorles Chasmar, sged 46 years and 17 days. ‘The fri invited to attend the funeral on Sun: o'clock, ‘lends and relatives of the fas ily are respectfully afternoon, at one 6 Third ‘street. from her late residence, No. Her remains wiil be taken to Cypress iiilis for interment. Dcsayuxrey.—On Wednesday night, April 10, Eowcxp C., infant eon of Edmund and Caroline Dusenberry. ‘The fri invited t ends and relatives of the family are respectfully 0 attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 20 West Twenty-fourth street, Dorit H. Dorto Lodge, 2 the fuberal, this (Frid —On Wednesday, April 10, of apoplexy , Sree ON. His relatives and friends, also the members of Pacific <3, F are respectfully invited to attend ) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his Jate residence, in Powers street, near Smith street, Brooklyn. Devaw —At Peekskill, on Tucaday, A pril9, Jucia Geon Gav, infant daughter of George W. and Julia Depew, aged 11 months and 5 days. Euixax.—At Toms River, » Avovstvs Eusas, aged 63 yea His Prencok this (Fri de — of mee char The fu r jends, and those of his brothers, Antoine ana are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, ay) afternoon, at, two o'clock, from the resi John Chatellier, 462 Greenwich stroot, t.—On Wednesday, April 10, Mania S., wife of J. Gilbert, aged 45 years weral will take place this (Friday) afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, from the Church of the Holy Trini- ty, Brooklyn. Fesuax.--On Thursday, April 11, after a long and pain ful illness, Many and Apn The fr invited parents, alf past one o'clock. vary for Kings Fanta EN FRENWAN, beloved daughver of Wm, Feehan, of Kings county, Ireland da and relatives of the family are respectfully to attend the funeral, from the residence of her No. 853 Third avenve, on Saturday afternoon, at Her remains will be taken to al- interment, county (Ireland) papers ple Li.—On Wednesday, April 10, oF consumption, Marrimw Pannen, aged 24 years. ‘The re\ “requeste slatives and friends of the family are respectfully vt to attend the funeral, this (Friday) at ” at two o'clock, from the residence of his brother, No 23 Harotiton street. Dublin papers pleare coy: 6 years. Hasiato gering il The re’ —(n Wednesday, April 10, after a logins ill. sem, ‘Sanat Hays, the beloved wife ‘of Henry F 8, aged isp —On Thursday morning, April 11, aftor a lin- ness, Davin HAMMON}y, aged 28 years. jatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 119 Sullivan street, this (Friday) afternoon, at four o'clock. Ivey. late James Ivey, aged ‘The fri tend the James Mi noon, at wood for On Wednesday, April 10, Mancawer, wife of the jends of the pA a are fall by to at- funeral, from the resi idence nee of lontgomery, 498 ‘Canal » 4 on Seerday afte: one o'clock. Her romains will be taken to Green- interment. Liverpool papers please copy. Kacnnon —On Dowie. of Sligo, His fr ral, from the residence of his bi O'Maley, No. 122 East Forty avenue, ursday, April 11, of consumption, ‘oa in the 26th your of his age, a native relan ode to attend the fune- jenda are reapectfully Lager Bye Age 4 = 9 = street, corner of Thirty’, ‘at half past one o’e! Dublin L-apd please copy. Lim a Wednesday, oat 10, after a short Vines, Taowss Lotus, a wative of county Armagh, Ireland, agow care. 30 friends and acquaintances of the ape nenpete fully invited ‘to attend. the funeral, from his late ree}. dence, No. 219 West Twenty sixth street, this (Friday) af- ternoon, at two o'clock je—0n Tuesday, April 9, Mrs, Euzasera F, Lax, aged bo relatives and frien meee invited to attend the ay from: the residence real brother, James H. Garbutt! th Imrning a rat nine o'clock, without further (aviation, Her will be taken to Cypress Hill for interment. xo wrongly advertised to take place yeu ‘afternoon, at two o'clock. a Philadelphia papers please copy. Murixn.—On thursday, Aprit 11, of scarlet fever, Carita- RINK VincrNia, only daughter of John J, and Mary A, Mil- ler, of Brooklyn, aged 9 years, 1 month and 16 days. The friends of the family are invited to attend the fune- ral, on Saturday afternoon, at three o'clock, from the re- sidence of her grandmother, widow of William Miller, No. 36 Leroy street. Nova Scotia and Wiltshire (England) papers pieaso copy. Wixrw.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, April 11) ove Tomas, youngest son of John T. and Priseilla Martin. The relatives and friends of the family are invites w attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents 28 Pierrepont street, on Saturday afternoom at ane o'clock. Mcxrury.—On Wednesday, April 10, after a short idness, Ronee? Mu Y, aged 33 years, a native of Cory, Ireland. His relatives and friends are respectfullg sted to attend the funeral, from his late reside . 76 Henry street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two ok. The ré- er Cemetery for interment. mains will be taken to sf clild of Aun J. and the oT Cork papers please coy Norton. —Hevry, ate John 1. N 3 months and 11 days. ‘The funerad take place at the residence af Mis mothe npeon street, The relatives and Tene espectfully invited to attend, this (Friday) ut three o'clock; also the members of St. chapel are particularly invited to attend, His remains will be taken to Ulster county for interment. Prnvait.—At his residence, No. 68 Kast Twenty-first streot, Richanp Puvxxtt, M. D., aged 62 years, 4 monthe and 19 days. Notice of the funeral in Saturdays and Mondays papers. Srem.—in Brooklyn, on Thursday, April 11, Mrs. Camnanine T. Svein, ip the Sith year of ‘her age. The funeral will take place this (Friday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of her son, John Speir, No. 170 Adam street, Brooklyn. Relati and friends of the family are invited to attend. Scuwauer,—On Wednesday, April 11, Perse Francs P. Bcuwsizkk, son of John C. and Bethsheba Louisa Schweizer, after a short and severe illness, aged 5 years, 9 months and 15 days. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 82 Seventh street. The remains gwill be taken to Greenwood Cemetery. ‘THomvson,—At Hempstead, 1. T., April 10, of softening of the brain, Ewa, poldest daughter of Brederlok A. and Tamer R. Thompson, aged 7 years and 2 months. The relatives and friends of the family are reepectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at o'clock, Her remains will be taken to Westbury, L. .. for interment Van Corr —Fansy, only daughter of Cornelius and Fanny Van Cott, he relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No, 25 Fast Twelfth street, on Saturday after- noon, at one o'clock, Wiirrtxc.—On Thursday April 11, in Brooklyn, Jou Born, only son of Robt! M, Whiting, Jr., and Amanda Whiting, aged 9 months and 28 days. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services, this (Friday) afternoon, at five o'clock, 78 Cumberland street. His remains will be takea eenwichd, Conn.,for interment, on Saturd on Wednesday, Bete: Isc ELLANEOUS, ‘CARD —THE INDIAN HERD DX, F. TOMBLETY, M AA D., trom Canada, will describe disease and tell his pationsa the nature of their complaint or fliness, with ut recelving any information from them. No charge for consultation or vice. Oilce No. 499 Broadway, minute walk from St, Nicholas Hotel. OUR MOTTO. We use such Balms as have no strife With Nature or the Laws of Life; With blood our hands we never stain, Nor poison men to ease thelr Pain, Our Father, whom all goodness fills, Provides the means te ciire all ls; ‘The simple Herbs, beneath ovr feet, Well used, relieve our pains complete, A simple Herb, s simple Flower, Culted from 'y Lean hese shall speak with touching power Of change and health to thee, ¥. TUMBLETY, M. D, T $3. JONES’, them, NEW STORE, (0, 489 Broadway, corner of Broome street, Branch of Rushton’s, No. 10 Astor House, and No. 417 Broadway. V. RUSHTON has much’ pleasure in inviting notice to his new stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Famnily Medicines, French fad English Vomatumas, Cosmetion, Soapa. Hair, Tooth and {Hadi Sreshes, Combs, and s variety St hos Perturaes, Toilet Artic ning to this branch of th CAL CURE FOR HERNIA oa. (RUPTURE, TE 8 PATENT LEVER Ti improv irumest dlifertug tn principle and Paka calle sere panes eanens reds will testify. Our Female Supporters Braces for men, women and childrem HOES xp GAITERS, 4, NEW STYLE, AT 12 Ann street. 10 and P. 5.—Call and ees and Gentlemen’: poe Ty BAD A ve ON & CO., 25 Bond street, New York. OW OFFERED FOR BI Y- ; English Medaltion \ a Me SORE. ‘ER BA ran pues, played in ten lnvited to ex a KINDS OF i ieiiaal t FREEMAN & KOBE 19 Beckman street 8 COOKING RA OR: Be beusEn ie eat ere For durability, neatness of appearmece fu the use of fuel, the st st A liberal discount to the trade, cit; JaNE®, FOWLER, 1 ‘and country IRTLAND & ©O., Janes, Beebe & 366 Broadway, and Corner of Reade and Centre sireeus ] RIDGEWATER PAINT Fire an barns, decks of vessel Depot 74 Maiden lane. COouPORITION vas? ¢ TAINS J for gentlemen just received, ® new article which looks precisely never to Broadwi \HARLES'’ LONDON CORDIAL GIN.—A LARGE IN- / volee of this ebrated Gin, purchased vious to the increase of duties, enables me to offer great advantages to wholesale or retail buyers, @. EB. MENDUM, Broadway, corner of Cedar street. ‘ORNS, BUNIONS, INVERTED NAILS, ENLARGED ) joints and all diséases of the feet cured, without pall OF inceriventence to the patient, by Dr. ZAVHARIE, Surgeoa Chiropedist, 76) Broadway. Refers to physicians’ and sur- eeons of this city JONCENTRATED LEAVEN. It has jong been decided that, t to have wholesome Bread, Rolls, Cakes apd Pastry, it is necessary to use the Concentra ved Leaver, prepared by Edward Chamberlin & Co,, Bostoa, Masa, It invariably gives satisfaction. For sale by * mmo pl grocers and druggist. ease Wholesale Agent, 189 Pearl street, New York. Best oolor for villas, cottages, will sand any weather or climain, BETTS, General Agent. gold, is the same throughout, and warranted ge color. For sale by GEO. O, ALLEN, 415 J ) pmrcasse READ AGAIN FRESH TESTIMONY. Dran Docron—I think it both due to you and to those af- flicted with deafness, to say that my son been deaf fora jong time, and he is now quite recovered by your treatmems, Dear air—You can make use of this as you Uke JAMES COX, Weercnesten Co., N. ¥., April 8, 1861. DR. VON MOSCHZISKER'S Office, 107 Clinton place, Between Fifth and Sixth avenues. ii EMPIRE ONE DOLLAR JEWELRY ESTABLISH. ment is at 6 Broadway, ite Bond SIGN OF TRE LADY IN THE WINDOW, where there ma: nd an immense assortment of Jewel. Py of all kinds and D iOice, FOR ONE DOLLAR, TAKE YOU and examine, TLL, —e Agent. NUTICIOSO DE NUEVA YOR BOOK AND JOB ‘vRistING OFFICE Prenared to execute all kinds of Printing in the Spanish lapcuage, such, as Circulars, Books: Gasie, Show. and Handbile Ac e., with promptnces and et mode: rate raten OFFICE 24 ANN STREET, NEW YORK. OY AND KEADING YUN & CO.'S AMEKICAN AQ! X oome —amerionn pe kepton file. 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