The New York Herald Newspaper, April 13, 1861, Page 5

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Friar, Apri! 12—¢ P. M, The street and the market continue very un- | easy: every half hour an excitement is created by @ telegraphic despatch which generally proves bogus. At the board this morning, it was generally supposed that the negotiation between General Beauregard and Major Anderson would lead to some arrangement, or at all events would postpone the final appeal to the sword. Accordingly the general stock list advanced from % to 1 per cent. New York Central advanced 34, Erie 1%, Har- lem 1, Reading 1, Michigan Central 4, guaraa- teed 134, Illinois Central 194, Galena 124, Toledo %, Rock Island 1. State stocks improved likewise. Missouris rose 34, and Tennessees 4; the govern- ment stocks were steady. The registered sixes (new loan) were firm at 93; the fives of 1874 were @shade better. After the first board the market &t first improved a fraction all round; then fell offon 8 rumor that hostilities had actually commenced. At the second board the market was inactive,with ut change of price, and closed steady, the fol- lowing being the quotations :—United States 5’ 1874, 86 a 24; United States 6's, reg. 1881, 9314 a 4; United States coupons, 9134 a 94 ; Virginia 6’s, 6934 & 70; Tennessee 6’s, 7024 a 71; Missouri 6’s, 60a 24; Canton, 133414; Cumberland Coal prefer- red, 5 a 7; Pacific Mail, 7994 a 80; New York Central, 74 a 24; Erie, 257% a 26; Hudson River, ¢41a%%; Harlem, 13% 0%; do. preferred, 365% a %; Reading, 38 ; Michigan Central, 50 a 74 ; Michi- gan Southern and Northern Indiana, 14%4 a 15; do. guaranteed, 5234 a %; Panama, 111 a 113; Illinois Central, 70 a 34; Galena and Chicago, 69 a 34; Cleveland and Toledo, 30% a 94; Chicago and Bock Island, 49% a %; Chicago, Burlington and Quindy, 69% a 70; Delaware, Lackawana and Western, 80 ; Illinois Central bonds, 7’s, 9424 @ 95 ; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 8834 a 89. There is no material change in money. We bear of sales of very prime paper, short, at 4% percent. The brokers are supplied with all they want on call at4 a5 per cent. A large sum of Money was paid into the Sub-Treasury to-day on account of the new Treasury notes; but in the pre- Bent condition of our banks and our market the transfer will produce no effect. A moderate business is doing in sterling bills for the steamer to-morrow. The leading bankers ask 107% a 34, but find few purchasers. Mercan- tile bills range from 105% a 106%, documentary bills selling in the neighborhood of 106. Francs are quoted at 6.274030. The steamer will be a light one. ‘We hive very little to add 10 what we said yes terday about the government loan. The govern: Ment has got its money, but has not improved its credit. The plain bids exceeded by some $400,000 the amount required; so that Mr. Chase did not need to avail himself of the offer of a New York merchant to take all that was not bid for at par. If Mr. Chase wants Spy more money we advise him to obtain it by ne- Gotiating more twenty years bonds, and to state bis minimum in his advertisement. If he is rea- sonable, he will obtain all the money he needs here. Consultation with experienced bankers here will enable him to decide what figure to choose 8 his minimum. From the present complexion of ur money market, it looks as though he need not fear placing it higher than his last. But it must be stated openly, so that the whole public may have a fair chance. The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows to-day:— $954,834 71 67,000 00 The net receipts of the Harlem Raiload for the Month of March were as follow: 1860 1861 ‘The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this Morning were $20,681,225 25, and the balances $1,042,435. The City Fire Insurance Company of Boston has declared a semi-annual dividend of four per cent, payable on demand. We notice, by an official advertisement in a New Orleans paper, that the Southern Bank of New Or- Jeans has reduced its capital stock from $1,250,000 to $1,000,000. The reduction took place on the 2d of April. Ata meeting of the Board of Canal Commis- sioners, held at Syracuse to-day, the following re- Bolution was adopted:— Resolved, That the canals of this State shall be opened and ready for navigation on the lst of May next. The following are the names of the institutions and individuals who yesterday made up the bid of the Bank of Commerce for two and a half millions of United States 6 per cent Treasury notes, which secured to the Secretary the successful taking of the whole amount of his five millions. I+ is well to know at this time who are most active in sup- porting the honor and credit of their govern- ment:— Bank of Commerce in New York. Bank. 90,000 Total... ¢ $2,500,000 At New bua 6 on Friday, proposals were opened for the purchase by the city of $220,000 worth of the consolidated bonds. The offers to sell were:— Beruttd Avegno, 65 bonds, at on 7 Fag interest. Bervard Avegno, 6 bonds, at $437 Palfrey & Co , 20 bonds, at $69 99 toa ts interest. Thomas Layton, $220 000 worth, at $950 and interest. Heive & Co., 6 Bonds, at $842 fat, Heine & Co., 6 bons, «t $847 flat Heine & Co., 5 bonds’ at $852 flat. Heive & Co., 5 bonds, at $567 flat. Heine & Oo 5 bona, at $862 flat. F. J. Forstall aua A’ Lanfer & Co. » $220,000 worth, at J. Porstall and A. Lanfer & Co. ‘The offer of was accepted. The Picayune states that it was on Northern account. Exclusive of the interest, the rate is about 77% per cent. esessezseeeess RR RK ss +} Ot a So egess 100 60 a F ~ aaaa meek AR 550 Erie RR. mr a Fy 60 do, 0 USO s'S1,regd 98% Tre’y 12 pe hotes ae 4000 N Carolina 6's ‘7000 Mireourt On... a0 NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, Apkit 13, 1861. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Frupay, April 12—6 P. M. Baeansrcrrs.—Flour—The market exhibited less ani- mation and buoyancy, while the sales, wore fair, anh for export. The sales embraced about 17,000 bi ing within the following range of prices:— Superfine yep Extra State, Trad Superfine We Rye flour.,.... Corn meal, Jereey dywine, Canadian ‘flour wai heavy ‘and the demand moderate, The sales embraced about 4,500 bbls. at $5 35 a $7 50. Southern flour was steady and the demand light. sales embraced about 1,400 bbis., closing within the range of the above quotations. Rye flour was = at the above quotations. Corn meal was firm and in good Gemand, with sales reported of 800 bbls. at our figures. Wheat—The market was heavy, and, with a reduced Gemand for both export and home consumption clored at a decline of 1c. a 2c. per bushel, chiefly fe the lower grades. The transactions footed up about 86,000 bushels at $1 50 for white Canadian, $1 50 a $1 67 (or white Michigan and §1 63 for white Kentucky $1 2845 foe Oxnace club, $1 85 a $1 28 for Western red, sfion at: $128 8 #1 531 for ted Beate; ee ae eatern, delivera: je latter part of May, a joago sprin| No. 2, sold at $1 24; Nortuwestern club, in store and de livered, at $1 27, and $1 32 for amber, in store. Corn was lees buoyant, while the sales embraced about 7,000 Lercie at 6130. for mixod Western, at the railroad de- 630. a 70c. for good white Southern, and Southern vais at 68¢. Rye was firm, with sales of ss od 90, Barley’ malt was nominal at 860. a Barley was heavy and lower: 1,100 bushels State sold a at Gic., afloat. Oats were selling at 3430. a 351¢c. for Weetern and Canadian, and 36 %4c. a 36c. or State. Corrs.—The sales were fair, and included 100 mats Java at 17c. and 1,500 bags Rio at 1140. a 13446. v.—The market was without animation, dealers still holding off for later foreign news. The trans- actions embraced about 500 a 600 bales, closing on the basis of about 124c, for middling uplands. Some smell lots were reported at a fraction less, while there was no apparent pressure among large holders to sell. 1GuTS.—To Liverpool 150 bales of cotton were en- sage. at 3-16d., 1,000 bbis. flour at 23. Od. , 8,000 bushels wheat at 103¢d., in ship's age, and 2,000 bbls, flour at 28. Tigd. a 28. 94. To Loudon 3,000 bbls, rosin were en- gaged at 38. 6d., 12,000 bushels wheat, in ship’s bags, at 32d., and 6,000 do., in bulk, at 114d. A yesgel was char- pris load with 16,000 bushels wheat, in ship’s bags, at , Provisions —Pork—The market was steady, and in fair demand from the trade, with sales of 360 bbls., includ- ing mess at $17 50, prime at $13, and choice at $19. Beet was in good demand and prices firm, with sales of 500 bbis. at $8 8734 a $10 25 for repacked mess, and $10 50a $11 50 for extra, Lard was firm and in good demand, with sales of 300 bbis.Jand tierces at 93/c. a103g0. But- ter and cheese were unchanged and the demard stead, SvuGAR3—The sales embraced 1,050 hhds, Cubas at 4%. a53¢¢., and Porjo Rico at 53;¢., and a small lot of Texas at p. t, —————————_—————————— Married. Berr>—Brrszy.—On aeiwiay, Ave! April Ra by the Rey. Geo. S. Hare, Mr. Epwarp H. to Miss Pass, caughter of William J. Brisley, Soar yall of this city. Mayn—Lamtaw.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, April 11, by the Rev. H. J. Van Dyke, Joux P. Many to Miss Lizzit coin daughter of Jobn ‘Laidlaw, Esq., all of Brook- n,N. a tS a. Y.) papers please copy. Reuceone SSRSSESES PPP eee Pee SRoraacnae SSsusxses Be irthe. Buca.—On end ye at her residence, 188 Sands street, Brooklyn, Mrs: G. MY buscaot'« daughter, Die: Barrren.—On Thursday, ron ll, after a ring ill- ness, in the fal be of a glorious ate haem E, son of Eli the late Sarah Berrien, in the 18th year of a The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at gne o'clock, from the Nipth street Methodist Episcopal church, corner of avenue B, without further notice. Boss’ —On Thursday, April 11, Amen, wife of Louis Bosse, aged 24 years, § months and 11 days. ‘The relatives doa Weeds of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 19934 West Seventeenth ‘street, near Eighth avenue, this (Saturday) morning, at ten o’clock, ,without fur- ther invitation. The fremains will be taken to Green- wood for interment. Boroxss.—On Thursday, te 11, at 74 Warren street, Brooklyn Saran BuRGEss, aged 25 years, in gure and cer- tain hope of a blessed resurrection. The friends and members of the late King street Me- thodist Episcopal church, New York, are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, from the Warren street ME gure, Brooklyn, on Sunday afternoon, {at one o'clock. CaLrow.—On ig April 12, Mary Avy Osnory, wife of Richard Calrow, Ji ‘The relatives and Triends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her brother-in.law, Joseph Naylor, No, 78 Ninth street, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. Cowiciz.—On Friday morning, April 12, Rev. Lprwiecs verzy Cowiciz, senior pastor WY @.. Andrews church a ‘this city, in the 89th year of bis age, Deceased was a native of Poland. The reverend clergy and friends are requested to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) morning, sar ten o'clock, from St Audrows church to Calvary Octaete Curtis. —At Portchester, N. Y., on Friday morning ‘April 12, of scarlet fever, Howanb, son of Eli and Sarah Curtis, aged 2 years, 4 months and 33 days. The friends and relatives of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o’clock. Carrort.—On Thursday, April 11, of consumption, James Carnou,, late of Bryants’ Minstrels, aged 33 years, 6 months and 26 days. The friends and_ relatives of the family, also the mem- bers of George Washington Lodge, F. and A. M., are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, without further potice, On Sunday morning, at ton o'clock preci ea from his late residence, No. 34 West Tenth street, 18 remains will he taken to Greenwood. Coorar.—On Thursday, April 11, Euzanera ALLEN, wife of Tunis Cooper, aged 83 years, 7 months and 6 days. The friends of tl the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, thia (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 668 Washin; oo gud ‘Crank —On Thursda} y Apel ‘Tromas CLARK, young- est son of Timothy and ihtabeth Clark, aged 1 year, 6 months and 28 days. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of his parents, Thira avenue, between Fifty-ninth and Sixtieth street Dewmison.—At Newark, N. J., on fag, A April 12, after ashort but severe iliness, Mr.’c. Cc. G. Dennison, aged 41 ears. <j Further netice will be given. Festox.—On Friday morning, April 12, after a long and painful illness, Jases Fenton, in t] e 64th year of his age. The friends of the family ’are respectfull Tavited “to 0 attend the funeral, from his late residence, 198 East Nine- teenth street, this’ (Saturday) morning, at ten o'clock. Liverpool, Cork and Limerick weer please copy. ) Peenay.—On Thursda} 5 igh 1, after a long and pain. ful iIinees, Many Exiex Faas, beloved daughter of Wm. and Aon Feehan, of Kings county, Ireland. Tue friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funoral, from the residence of her rent, 853 Third avenue, this (Saturday) afternoon, at f past one o’clock. Her remains will be taken to éal- vary for interment. Kings county (Ircland) papers please copy. Grring —On Friday, April 12, J. Frank Girrtyc, in his 18th year, son of William H. Giffing. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the Twenty. "third street Reformed Dutch church (Rey. Mr. Gantz’s), between Sixth and Seventh avenues. Hixck —On Thursday, April 11, Grorcr F., only son of — F. and Henrietta Hinok, aged 3 years and 3 months. Tho funeral will take place this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No. 363 Fourth avenue, between Twenty-sixth and Twenty- seventh streets, The friends of the family are invited to attend. Te ‘.—In Rochester, on Thureday, April 11, of con- sumption, Mr. Tuomas R. Hotates, late of this city, in the 26th year of his age. 2 His funeral will take = at Lyons, N. Y., this (Satur- day) morning. Mr. Holmes was for several years con- nected with the morning newspaper business in this city. MoGuixeny,—On Friday, April 12, Fraperice Mc3uix- bo ta years, native of the county Tyrone, Ire- ‘The friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 37 Little street, Brook- lyn, at wo o'clock on Suu day afternoon. itis remains will be taken to Flatbush Cemotery, I. “Glencoe Brooklyn, on Mewar, April 11, Jom Tromas, youngest son of John T. and Priscilla Martin: The ives and friends of the family are Any ibe 0 attend the funeral, from the residence of his Lamba Canal 28 — street, this (Saturday) afternoon at oo Pawvett.—On Thursday, April 11, at his residence, Rucranp Pewantt, M.D, aged 63 yeare,4 months, 19 days: Tho friends and ‘acquaintances of the family are in vited to attend the funeral, at St. Mark’s church, corner of Tenth streot and Second av enue, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. Rosennrock.—On the afternoon of Friday, April 12, Pr- rer RoeRNHROCK, #on of Peter and Harriet Roscnbrock. ‘The ralatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, at oI eee, street, at ome o' clock on Sunday afternoon. ioL.—In Brooklyn, Kastern District, on Friday, April re Axw Soutz. r relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of her brother, Tho- mas Hatcher. Ralf a avenve, near Broadway, at two o'clock on Sunday af whos ao ron Friday, April 12, Sanam, eldest child Stephen and Elizabeth’ Williamson, aged 9 years, 2 ithe and 26 days. mthe friends are respectfully invited to attend the fu neral, from the residence of her parents, No, 9 Battery , on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. Wornswonri.—@n Thursday, April 11, at the resi- dence of his parents, East Wighty.fourth street, near Fifth avenue, of a ehort but severe sickness, Ricaarp Forrm, third son of William Wordsworth, counsellor-at. Jaw, and Charlotte, his wife, aged 21 years, 10 months a'9 days. “The relatives and friends of the family are re tfully invited to attend the funeral, at Trinity Gometery, on Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. Louden papers please copy. SHIPPING NEWS. eee eee ALMANAC FOR NEW bn re oat ore 19 8 “Port of New York, April. 12, 1861, | iow war Steamship 00 eee en solesoli cB ), Mierhouse, Queenstown and Liv- aiitgimebip Joba Bell (Br), Scott, Glasgow—Francis MeLion- Recetahiy Mon Tonk ‘Brem), Vi + hampt a ae a see, cede iehe meme & — ip Hemisphere, Ts} London— fo ey, Ship Plymouth, Hammond, Loudon=Grinnell, Minturn & Ship Ida Lilly, Lilly, Glasgow—Nesmith & Sons, Ship ‘Admiral, B Biltfens, Havres Mt Fox & Bro. Bark Titania (Nor), Cliusen, Dublin—Funch & Meineke. Bark C R Luu, seandella, Maracaibo, 4c~E Parenstedt & Hark Aberdeen, Cochran, Cardenas—R R Buck & Co. s Bark Restless, Lathrop, Aspinwall and a marketHandy & were Brig Colin Campbell (Br, Thomas, Wermouth—T James. Brig Mary Ann (Br), Halifax G Donevan & Co, Brig Mary Alvina, Matanzas HD Brookman & Cus Brig A Dambar, Rockwell, Elizabeth BF Small. Schr Bowditch, Adama, Rio Grande Sebr W T Phillips, Smith, Havana —T B Chaise & Co, Sehr M Tilton, Tilton, Hi ‘AR Webster. Sehr John Price, t Jobne—Baker & Dayton. Sehr Otter Rock, Lane, Portland—G L Hateh, Sloop J N Seymour, Norton, Norwich—H S Racket. ARRIVED. Steamship North Star, Jones, Aspinwall, April 4, with pag- sengers one treasure, toD B Allen. ‘The NS left vy York March or M, arrived at Aspinwall March 29, 5 PM: sailed fro inwall April dat 2 Pat; arrived at New York April pry ri The N 8 experienced a vi ery heavy gale from WNW, with very heavy sea, on the night noe ‘aren 21, which contibued until mn the outward passage. April 7, lat 18 43, lon 74 18, teamslip Champion, inode fot Aspinwall. April 1 a passed & brig bound North, showing Smith. Jones's Go Industry (Br, of Westord) 1 aoe Newry, Ireland, 46 wt in ballast, to order. Has WV westerly gales. nig ig daluan (ot East iastport),, Be Bailey, Sierra Leone, Feb 18, flides, &c, to E mag Elizabeth of Gardens Thomaike, Arroyo, PR, March ith sugar, to Metcal! & Dun rig Herald (of Nipple, ‘Grey, New Orleans, 23 on. pith sugar, to Crocker, Wood & Co,’ Has had heavy weather split sale, Rehr Okolopa (8 mast, of Bri Wheeler, Bavr March 28. in ballast, To D Hurbuee Co os Schr Mazeppa (of Houthport Me), Davis, Aux Cayes, March » hoi? Fee WA Darel, bagua, 15 ds Sebr Christina armouth, Me), Harr! ys, with molasses, to master, oee fehr Lalla Kookh, Freeman, Virginia, Sebr Charmer, ¢ “Heeney, Baltimore, 4 days, Seneca, Phinney, Blisabethport for Boston, Iizabethport for Bost. r Brave, Schr Justice, &heldon, Elizabethport for Providence. Schr Hudson, Waterman, Blizabethport for Allyn's Point. on Harriet & Hannah, Vallance, ‘Riizabethpo1 for Bridge- Pecbr AS Dyer, Rogers, Elizabethport for Boston. Behr Isaac t, Deming: Elizabethport for Providenee, Sehr E Underhill, Davin, thport for Peekskill Scbr D M M rown, Ellzabenhpors for Fall River. Schr James Barrett, Sckerson, Elizabeth port for Boston. Schr D T Willets, Baldwin, Elizabethport for Providence, Schr Mary & Hlizabeth, 1 Terell Elizabethport for N iaven. Scbr tenator, Racket, Fiizabethport for Providence. Schr Adele Felicia, Cartwright, Klizabethport for Fail River Schr Joseph, Bue, Elizabethport for Hartford, Rehr Charles H Northam, Reed, Portland, 2 days, Schr Austin, Simon, Saco, 4 days. Schr Corinna M, Joues, Salem, 3 days. Schr Whistler, Presbey, Taunton, 2 ¢ Scns Texan, Champlls: Schr Roxana Burl Schr Bhade, Denne Eebr A E Barnes, Fresby, Schr Gertrude, Smith, Schr Antares, Vargon, Ne Sehr CHfton i lizabethport, ial!, Providence, 2 days, 8 Barnstable, 3 days. New Haven for Virginia, jew Haven, 2 days, Haven, 2 dave anew Haven. 1h Nowe seve yn DUNO, wilsey, Brookhaven, 2 day Sloop Harriet & Hannab, Leroy, "Blizubethport for New! ‘sloop Empire, Phillips, Elizabethport for New Haven, jargaret, Wanson, Elizabethport for Glen Cove, Sloe John day, Weods Ellzabetsport for Newbu Allderdice, Stites, and Kendreck Hudson, —, Philadelphia fordo; Julle, Baker, NYork for do, D4 Sawyer, Hall. 40 for Machias, 61 schr Ubariot. 'Schi Ridorado was 8g Of thle gyeous damage, after discharging part of cargo. 6 PM. HIGHLAND LIGHT, April 11, 3 PM—P: in, bark Young Turk, from Nessa for Boston, 3.30 PM, passlig ou, ship beam ; D Godfrey; = 4 Woe eas an, fchrs BA Hammond, and Howard PAKOL Apri “1—Outside Pass Cavallo steam- shi of the and Empire City, wig US thoope to retorn to NYor Tish, trom WYortk disg; schr Stampede, In port trie te tt, PBtelds the bar Wek fa utside the Lavacca, Foster, wig balance of cargo. MOBILE, april tan ships Africa (Br) by ny Liverpool, Minnesota, Deson. do; Lady Franklin, Jordan, do; Coronet, Harding, Montevideo via Barbadoes;' schr Gueen af thé South, Elwood, NYork. Cld ship Harry Bluff, Redman, York; spolacré Rosa (Sp), Millet, Barcelona via Tarragona; sehr Kate Merril loralg ie ‘West, pie srr bark Warren mfisket ichiPights Boston; brig Maria osa's1) cid ae Onward, Coombs, Ey ye Nichola. di aE ‘ORLEANS, ‘April 6—Arr tive Odessa, Barstow, Liver al; V gia nt, Bosworth, and Clratles Cooper, Short, aL Ene lvira Owen, Alexander, Genoa; Revolu- tion. Webb, Messina; bi BSofla (Sp), G. Matanzas; Catarina (Slo), —, Palermo; schr Mary C Terbell, Thomas, NYork. Old ships Corinthia: jeensiown, for or: ders; Wisconsin, Scott, nung (Pras, Weg. man, do; brig ito (Sp), der; schre Moblic, Bowes, ‘poston; "Huaiee (Bi). Bdou, io Grander Nicara: Towed to sea March 30—Ships Sultana and A ‘20th, Ocean Queen; barks. Alex Me een and 4 Mandesba\ jist, ship Oroondat k ieoa, Eu New , bark Carri an ORFOLK, ‘April 7—Arr echrs F & P Sinn, qs; Sea Witch, E , do; Minnie Cobb, dé poiath, schts Henry Hooton, Leeker, coy ob, OF Brown, Brookhaven, tH BAT stcamabips South Carolin ter, Boston pound to Charleston; Han Kow. Bande, N on a. dis: trea; Spaulding, Hallet, ‘Baltimore, bouhd to Boston; sehrs Bengal, Hicks Recxland; Almira Anna, Beckmur, &t George; Martha Hall, do; J W Rocke, Edwards, NYork TAUNTON, April 10—Arr chr 8 L Urocker, Presbrey, PLi- ladelphia, MISCELLANEOUS. AX 0ED vay ORITE Tuf New VOR. 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A NIGHT RIDE TO rae flats MAU F AND AL « LOTINR, TRU ART FREEMASON: ‘8 DEPARTMEN’ With Lodi & be papertent Cnteligence, THBATRIOAL, a OAL AND. pineal aun A Higa IMAGE IN Baus ti aOR t Sloop Ornament, Carter, Elizabet ‘or Providence, RILLIANT ED) Sloop Sony, erator, Elissbetaper ni} roto. INTELLIGENCE FCM TMAH NEW AND ALB. loo omas Hull, Pp Steamer * * tevens, Raynot mere si TOR MOR oun ANT, Steamer Planet, Wilson, Philadel NLY FOUR CENTS, Steamer P T Heartt, Siddell, Philedetpbia, Steamer Mount Vernon, saison, Portland. Steamer Petrei, Young, 9 nee, BELOW. Brig Australia, Brig Cuba.—(By pilot boat Waterbury, No 10.) ‘The barks Washington (Brem), Pyrmont, Levanter (Br); brig Tlanthe: sehr Electric Light, are at anchor in Quarantine, outward bound, ‘Wind at sunset SE. Miscellaneous. Srnawrn Tan Kow, Sands, from New York di ton, put into Norfolk on the ‘Iyth, in distress, and with loss of rudder, Bank Mraco—Capt Depass, of berk Meaco, — from New York, reports that a few hours after he experienced a severe hail and snow storm; wind issreaaing toa perfect hurricane, blew main t it sail off kets, main and foretop sail from 1 the bolt Te vad, as gpliged. to send for 12 hours w B qposemringed Had one man severely frost Dita On the 16th iy iy pump a sbip with topgallant mast gone and topsails inribbons. Same date, passed @ brig with loss of maintop mast and mainsails. Brig Hannan Estee—Plymouth, April 1l—The brig Han- nah Estee, which was ashore in the outer barbor, has been Condemned, and was sold at auction to-day for $1480; bought by New York parties, Scmr Fiona, from Jacksonville for Ateesaee, lumber loaded, was ashore at the bap cerca Poi = April Scar Exits, oe eieoion, last, went ashore eer orerern ape Sr and has iged, was owned in Baltimore, and is pardally insured, Sona Sra Dairr—Norfolt, April The sche See Drift of Mobile, has just been towed in, totally dismasted.—(By tel.) Scun AsHore—At the Poplars, in Nan jes m0} Reach, on the night of April i" ‘@schr Pay gener, Boe n ef- fort was made by the James Guy on the at To get her off sat withous success. Stuce then a portion of the cargo has been landed, and it is supposed she will end be on off. Captain Parrish, of steamship which arrived i fing (ith) from iichmoud ehvoports nate PM Of Iie ith, passed steamship Uncle Ben, unites south of Bar- negat, bound South, The steamship Roanoke, of the New York and Virginis Steamiship Company's line, has masts lndd up for the present, ril 6 for Cs bad in bal~ She Spoken Shi By Festber. er from we ‘Deo 12 for Melbourne, Jan 25, lat 28 50 5, lon Ship Isabella, Hawes, from Cardiff Deo 17 for San Francis. co, was passed Feb 17, lat £6.55 8, lon 49 25. Shy antic, Dinsmore, from NOrleans for Havre, March 25, lat 26, I hip Siratnga, Mathias, from Antwerp for Havai March 28, Int 43, lot Ship W F Storer. from Mobile for Liverpool, March 30, lat 28 02, lon 86 57. Brig Regina, hence, putting back leaky, April 12.—(By pilot boat Waterbury. Ni Sehr Charlie AI Hooper, from NYork for Aguadille, March 17, Sombrero islands SE 12 miles. An Am brig, steering N by E, showing a white signal, with a black ball atid letter & ini, was passed March 25, lat 26 40, Jon 623 ‘An unknown ship bound §, thowing a red. and white (ag, perpendicular stripes, Maren, Int 46 a 23 02 Foreign Port: Annoro, PR, March 25—In port brig Waredale, Shackford. for New Hav: nd oth ‘AUX CAYns, diatch 29m port sehr John Ello! Wood, for Boston in i0 days Only Am vessel inp ASPINWALL, trot 38—-Arr bark NYork Sid 26th, brigs Costa Evans, Clent ease: 26th, bark Raab hy Brig Komance, Duncan, Cienfuego: Wahitel OFFICE oF. sii BLICATION, fi SPRUCE STREET. AX THE BREAKFAST TABLE LEA & i; s, a Worcestershire Sauce imparta an exquisite relish to 1 fowl, brolled kidney. Ac, NDUNGAN & 8ON8, Sole ta, HN nloa square and Wourtosath siseot My ona ae bet HERB DR. z dt Bes a the nature Ck their somata po milton on Cakes No, 49 Broad eae | i te walk from Nicholas Hotel, — ' ‘R MOTTO, such Balms as have no strife Wane Nature or the Laws of Life; ‘With blood our hands we never stain, their Pain. Nor poison men to ease Our Fait, w whom ali goodness Provides a eeee te cure all ills; poe ie Tellere onal atmple Herb, a simple Fl dulled trons 1h wie. These, these shal Of ebange an ‘The aim} bs, benpath our fost, ina complete, x with touching power OP TUMBLETY, M.D. LARGE CONCESSION FOR CASH. OUB NEW AND SaeneID sTocK CHINA, GLASS AND PARIAN W. PLATED GOODS, —_ ‘QEO. H. KITCHEN & CO., 561 ea: OES AND GAITERS, TONES and Wy ann street’ “eS oen ae AT nw STORE. Broadway, corner of Broome street, Branch of ion HNO TOAROE I No. 417 Broadway. RUSHTON has muen’ pleasure ia inviting notice to stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Family Medicines, French h Pomatums, Cosmetics, Soaps, Hair, Tooth and hes, Combs, ani a variety of fine Perfumes, Enj Bru ‘and Gentlemen's Toilet Articles and ‘other fine pertaining to this brand of the business. T EVERDELL'S OLD STORE, 302 BROADWAY— Wedding Cards, These celebrated engraved Cards sold only at this store. URDSALL'S ARNT CABINET RE—J. M. DOE & CO., OFFER AT Fetal! thats lange aeporiansnd Rosewood, Walnut’ Mehogauy and Oak Furniture, of their own mahufacture, at ve Every ariicie warranted to give cnlire salisfection. Ware. rooms and Manufactory, Nos. 96 and 98 East Houston airect, four doors east from Iwers \HARLES’ LONDON CORDIAL GIN.—A LARGE IN. J voice of this celebrated Gin, yurchased previous to the increase of duties, enables me to offer advantages to wholesale or retadi buyers. G. E, MENDUM, Broutway, corner of Cedar street, 2A LINIMENT CURES PAINS druggists, ” j t , Barstow, NS, BUNIONS, INVERTED NAILS, ENLARGED eoatyae, Marah 1oin port ships Alloghanean, Bars: | COO voinfs and ult dlasauos of tho feet cared, without pat ot Hampton Koads. Abner Steteon, Sianeet, from do for Co ipenslveniente 10 Be patient, by ZACHARIE, Surgeoe find Rose Standish, Hutchings, it, 76) Broadway. "Refers to physiclans’ aud aur for orders; Tarolinta, Mosele une: vark Martha Wenzell, Seare, from Melbourne. Chinel +h 18, 18 American ships. stands Mare! Crenrurt March 26—Arr schrs Titawatha, Small, St Jago; @W son, English, Philadelphia; 26th, bark @ Ww Hall, Potter, Bart joea, to load for New Frazier (Br), Steelman, Philadelphia. Hav axa, March 0—Arr barks Samson, Rob bia; Clinton, Pennell, Portland; sch \OAL AND ROSIN GAS WORKS, For public and private batidiny EO. Hi. KiTCHE: Waa CURED. erecte S6l Sit‘wrondway, N.Y. ‘York; 3ist, bark Latira Russ, Russ, Portland READ inst for Matanzas), April 2d, schrs Constitution, Strout, Port- — land; E M Haley, oy ele, do; W BR Beebe, ar Key AGAIN West; ath, ship 1 J Roger, Day, Newport,’ E brig Monies, hae — Phill 18h ‘earsport. eG aa Auen! oy? wes Frok; Page aa Given, Sierra, Mo f the ‘above ited sid il 2, hi p Faire Hull, Sagua, vend NYork; 4th, S a;" brig EF Newton, Lis: comb, dn; schr Lene, Pendleton, adenas. Old 30th, bark Cora, H tha Rideout, Poole, L a Bara “sth, bark An as ‘brigs Ella ea JW. 4 6th, shi Jou’ ou War ‘Bridge, Long, Remedioes i de anza KINGSTON, Jam, March 22—Arr schr Break o’ Day, Deasey, NOrleans. MaTANzas, March 27—Arr schr Geo Harris, Sievens, Wil- mington; 28th, bark Pallas, Biddle, ps at brigs Aurate, Davis Boston ; i Neue, Mowe, Pike, St Andrews; Susan Dun’ in, Drinkwater, Portia oatia 2th, whip Lizzie Drew, Gray, Cork; bert Ocean Home, Herriman, BYork: brigs Croton, Co ristol; Ran- doiph, Hallett, Po ‘Model,’ Dow, Holmes’ Hole; 23th, barks’ Geo, § Hunt, roodbury” Patesoulh, Kale Lincoln, sri Baltime Retiobecot, agers. Portland Htoomp, Feat nin, fron, N York: Orinnile, Savage, Baltimsre; Be Park, Pensacola; schrs s, Tracy, NYork; (eo A Tittle, Adams, do; Golden Rod, Collins, savannah; 24, bark Joh Winthrop, Eldridge, NYork; brigs'@ L Bucknim,’ Bucknam, Boston; © M Carver, Pendleton, Philadelphia; schr EV Gardner, Bourne, N York. Queenstown, March 30—Arr ship Pam Flush, Maguire, San Francisco Sov 24, i Sian Leone, Feb 18—In port brig W R Jones, of Salem, end a Salem bark, ame nt recollee Saava, March 28—Arr bark M Sewail, Pomeroy, Hayans 29th, pole, Renaington, White, do, Bld’ 37h, bark Young St yack Match 27—Arr brig Reindeer (Br), Sense, — ‘Trumtpab, March 24—Arr brig Iza, Williams, NY ork. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, April (arr steamship Monticello, Gager, W Sanders, Adams, NYork; Mary Ii i hare schrs G@ Banks, Banks, do; Bulah E Sharp, Girell, Boston, ‘Sid MC Duriee, Crowell, Fall Kiver; wm H Rutan, Sprague, Rhine- beck; Charles P Williams, Rogers, Hudson, NY; Mocking ham, Tripy, Portland. Lth—#id steamship Monticello, Gi NYork; echrs Bulal: B Eharp, Gurvill, Boston; D AY Saund rs, Adams, Norwich BALAIMOnE,’ April 11 1d ship F mouth, Haines, Liver Pool; sohrs Ocean Bird, Conley, Providence: Starlight, Bed Hero, Lakeman, Boston jaryland, dy Knight Ew rth} HB Metcalf. Burger, Providence; Rebecoa 8 Warren, War NBedtord, Sid’ sehra sir Colin Campbell (Br), Vigures, Hlifax, NS: B Stokely. Colburn, Naseai,, AL, H fi Meteui, Burton, Providence BOSTON, April 1—Arr shi Prosident Smid (3 Warckmeister, Antwerp; sobrs award Stan and Oriole, Smt cnggier; Cherub, Bailey, do; Bake Paine, dos BF Vic reeman, do Willow Warp, Hw and W HR owe ria, Philadelphia, 1 *hannon, Davis do; Ever er, and Silver Stagn Mount, ilebee, TMianbetaport TP Chase, do; Geo L Green, kich, do; Empire, Crowell, Empire, Lovell, do: Granite State, Haile:t, NYork; Ann plies, Moon, ‘and New York, Goodsei},'do; @ L Lovell, dark Catalpa, “Hixtord, Fortinnd 49, toad fot dace, Bray, Surinam’ Mangoni, Nichols, Ca. Knute, do; schra ‘aeiph tugel, Mason, Lovell. Neork, Sid, wind NW to Sarah L Bryant, Catherine, H Is Peter: achrs Ralph Post, Henry slow ship Sunbeam: bark D Uodfrey; brigs Fico, A Horta; rchr Mary Greenish. Bark Octavia tafted and suchorad by low, where remain brigs Ocean Tele graph, Detey Ames. scht Show Flake and 10 rere outward ound, Brig Stella eld last night, 1on—Are (by tel) slip Brewater, Calcutta; bark Harvest Moon, Buenos Tayres' bri¢ Demerata, Cardenas. Below bark Hadley, Cadiz: brige Black Hawk, Matanzas for Portland: Farnuel Frencli, Turks Island for Basiport; Harcock, Clen- Egon. (QALVESTON, March Sarr bark Starlight, Berry, Bos- “HOLMES HOLE, April oP M-—Are. beige, Waltham, Clark, Buen‘ Ayres for Hancock, Woonter, Olen’ fungea ier eo, Hinck Hawk. Tabor. Matangae for Portland; Besser, THM ped, UEGTeClOMD, WY, Lo Burton, hin don Cabat brigs ¢ +2 rane Carver, = 4 = . -, ed SE ae SIS EERE P mo > 5 pa TEST(MONY. Dean Docror—I think it both due to you and to those af. ficted ‘with deafness, to say that my aon has beom deat Tor @ Lime, and be ls tow quite recovered by your treatment. jear sit—You can make use as you like, ON JAMES COX. Westcnrster Co., N. ¥., April 8, 1961. DR. VON MOSCHZISKER'S Office, 107 Clinton place, Between Fifth and Sixth avenues, GQPEAT BARGAINS JEWELRY rbuncle, Morale and Lava Barings and Pins, set; usual pried, $4, Mowale, Lava, Carbuncle, je, Garnet, de, Barrings and Ping, $2 ae Lava, 4c., Earrings and Pins, Turpuol tot usual ral, Knamelte al price, of racelets, $2 each ; hased Flat Band Bracelets, $1 each; u price, $4. Chain bracelets, $2 each ; usual price, $5 vx Studs and Sleeve Buitons, $1 a set: vst ‘buncle, Enamel and Coral Sleeve Button 1 ri ice, BE set, usual ven's Coral Armlets, 50 cents each; Chilaren's Coral Necklaces. £0. cents each ; Ladies’ Chaiciaine ( Ghaina nd ins, 98 gnc Gentlemen's V al price $1 50. sual price $1 50, : usual price $6, Leach ; usual price $5, Lockets foraaguerses oF halt, oh; usual price $3, Gentlemen's Seal i i each; Ladies’ Rin sith s getn’ St cach: jus mt | price $8. ngs, Ladies’ Bar Rings mat usual price n Ladieg Bleeve Hutions, Boodats to of a sets usual pri: Gentlemen's Sleeve Buttons, $1 a set; usnal price $3. Gentlemen a Studs, §t 4 set; usual rice $3. Kea! Jet Bracelets, Children's Finger Ri 4 ‘eo Fes nd Ph usnal price $1 5 4 each; usual price $2 to 64. Toothpicks, | Watehkeys. in Pine, Crossen, Stoel Myelt Clasps, Ae. &e. 1 ‘ther kinas of Jewelry at equally low coda sent by mail or express to all parts of the United ves and Canada free of cos GEORG! LLEN, agent ior the manufacturers, « hole. sale and retail arora ‘one door below Canal sireet. g AS FIXTURES, & Gite fitinerx, No, 107 Broadway, VEN) OF GAS FIXTURES, PReNCT, BRONZ) Sahrige PO! Consisting of i BROT orn TaEoT IMPORTATION, ments, Statuettes, Groups, Ink- PLUMBING AND GAS FITTL attended to as usual at No. 331 Fourth street and No. 3 Astor eS Mt Bur - Howse, Barclay atreet. ON & 00.'8 Gt AMERICAN AGENCY, AND, READING mation interen fH LR ay tana visiting London. “10 Bean, Lenton ag YATI'S LIFH BALSAM, RHEUMATIOM, 80: 7 em ae Fyatt’s Life ROFUL, LA, SALTRUE re - pod fe forms of those disea also old uleers, fever sores, erysi the worst cases of f purity of the blood, Liver nud Kedmesa, gayerst debit), dy pene’ incipient consumption, piles, &s, Principal depot 249 onl datoh 70 eae Per byte, INDLI D—20 a see OF OR MORE BOXES, Keak poe $1 per fond daivered. addres 0 Cl lias, foot East Twenty- Lae SPLENDID PLATED ICE PITCHERS, $6 5) Silver plated Spoor Fad or _Call and see, before buying e! aD 8 Coo Cooper Qhildren's Piaied oA Gintaree, usual price $2 or German Silver Butler Kulves, $1 pair, usaa! Cup, snd Baltcellar, gold Lined, ia ‘Tobacco Boxes, $i each, usual price $2. Two Plated Hgg Cuper gold lined ih box’ cach, Uap) Plated 1 do2., Plated 7, Plated Waiter, $e $ ory ‘ablespoons, $2 doz» usual eee} | eed er F, 1 Bo ony price $8. ‘lated Liquor Bow! Cream Pitcher, $i 80 each, sua) oe $3 G. ©, ALLEN, hy eae RICKS OF ENGLISH OARPETING REDUCED —A grat opportunity is wow offered for bargains in English jedulion elvet,6-4 wide, Brussels three ply aud ingrain Car penn Mats, “Matting, Window Shades, Datnask anit Beth! Piand and Table Covers, Stair Carpets and Rods and Duteh Cap he largest asgortment. in this cl- {y) displayed in. ten spacious salescooms, Buyers are Luvi. 'd to examine the stock. at HIRAM ANDE2SON’S, 99 Bowery. WAGONs a PARK OARRIAGES. See Seve. aoe on exhibition at their ‘an elegant assortmen' ‘sample fom spec irate Phtons fer four and six per. Yor Park driving, whichy in style, okey 5 ee ‘no superiors, to whieh lemen about pi forthe the com alg ana 89 Eldridge street, New York, PRING OVERCOATS, NEW STYLE, $9; SACK DITTO, $7 Pand $10. Silk mixed Walking Coats from 7 to $125 50.. Never did I offer Garments 80 chee De ly uneut Goods for order work are stylish, and will be twenty per cent less than usual. Business U ‘oats, $6 50, CLARKE, 114 William street, Po Roa BUSINESS MEN. rchants, manufastu en, fareentors and all who have wares, inventions, lands or anyiing else to. sell, mist adver- tise if they expect to find purchasers, and we believe there is no other advertising medium so good as the NEW YORK TRIBUNE, Its circulation is largely in advance of any other Amadverdsement inserted in ll fia edisions will ‘hundred and ninety thousand subscribers, io hall's tnllion of Teasers, HATES OF ADVEMIISING ANSEHEN NEW YORK DAILY TRIB! Ordinary advertisements, classified under appropriate heads, ose per line each ingertion, or two dollars per line per 01 Leaven ApvryetiseMents—Sixteen cents a line. Fancy Disriayep Apvenrisewents—Double rates. Sraciat Nonickee-Rirat pages Filtcan cents & lind each in- pertion, | Nothing inse or less than seventy-five cents each insertion. Business Notices—Fourth peg before the leader—Thirty cents line each insertion. Nothing inserted for less than one ae each ingertion, 4x City Iresé—Prglsed > the word [Advortisement}— Thirty a2, e cach | inser’ ion, Nothing pee for less, “wan one dollar each inser WORDS AVERAGE A LIN ‘The areas of THE DAILY TRIBUNE is ow over i ‘x copies, and ig one of the best medivung fop gity adver- ‘ising. Vests, ae ie SE & E i. 7 = = an =] 4 mee 2 3 4 : : SEMI-WEERLY TRIBUNE. noeimane Abventising—Twenty-five cents & line each ry Tren—(Advertisement!—Fifty cents a line each insertion, LY TRIBUNE. 1 25 a line each insertion. prefixed by word [advertise. In th ment|—$1 50 a line each inser’ ‘Nothing inserted for lesa than $6. No leas by the quarter or year. ‘That advertisers may judge of the value of the Tribune as an advertising medium, we append @ table of its circula- April 10, 136 ircutation, seeseeeee]OL 631 26,000 April 10, 1861. Circulation, New York. Kentucky 6 Dakota Territo i Borelgh..eesssecrs 2 Norte.. ‘too large circ’ tion in ‘the ‘correspondin de. ficiency elsewhere, the | coplos, taken by powamen, whic 40 not know o.be'sent to other States, being included in ts Add reas THE TRIBUNE, No. 154 Nassau street, New Yor 10 THE PUBLIC —F. A. will publish on Tuesday, Brosent Folitical Panie, enti Pind ies.'” It is impartial and must ‘satay all reasonable men. US AND BPONOMICAL<-EGEM AB & 00.8 Benzine for the instant &c., &., and for cleaning gloves, silks, Fiona ey oul calor or’ fabric. new, without f Rol uly’ 26 cents per-botile. ‘Bee that you get the genaine seticin HY DO YOU SUFFER!—ALL SPRING COM. Plain such ae Jaundice, liver and bilious troubles weakness. yeadac! isordered stomach and bad Sided tan be cured ay Dr. TANGHEY's ‘8 Root and Herb Bitters. Sold everywhere at 25 and 38 Ce MILLINERY, &. ~ ONNET BARGAINS.—NEW STYLES SPRING BON- nets of every kind; Travelling Bonnets, straw Bonnets ‘aw Hata, children’s and Misses’ Bonnets, Noraing Bon. Ribbons at 4s. worth 6. per yard. L. BINNS’ Millinery, Got Broadway, up stairs, MADAM ISAACS, IMPORTER AND ‘of the latest and most fashionable styles of Millinery, announces tbat in addition to the above she made Mourning Millinery a " apeciailta.” To city and cont Duyere of pattern Bonnets a great inducement will be oft and she cordially invites an inspection of her stuck before chasing elsewhere, confident that in respect 9 a(yle, 4 fashion her establishment will be found unrivalled. 69 Broadway, between Spring and Frince streets, in close prox. imity to the principal hotels, Madam ISAACB, 639 Broad’ PRING PARIS FLOWERS, FEATHERS AND Bi cIDAL SBTS, GARNITURES AND VEILS, JAMES TUCKER, 70) Broadw* 0 MILLINERS.—A SMALL STOCK OF MILLINERT Goods for sale at a bargain, and the store to let at a low rae the village of New Rochelle, 2) milos from the. cisy jew Haven Rallroad. A proiitable business has beoa done for the past 20 yearauntil'the death of the owner, ual & rare opportunity 1s offered to any one wishing to engaico in the business. Apply to A: B. iV PRON, New Rochell |ORACK E. KETCAUM & CO., 75 Chambers street ets DENTISTRY. NTLBXTORTION PRICES —GUARANTRED FIRGT Rubber, Sixth avenue, corner 134. otal eo ‘second peas Batabiaied NSON, Deatiat. Aarti ee BONE i ae Ry a ae Teeth—Put in while soft, with peat oF more shells can pe Alled wlth it by. the? die: ——} M. D.; removed to 860 Broadway, sweat side, above Union equare MUNSTER, GRADUATED SURGEON DENTIST, No. 60 West Twenty-ninth street Between Broadway and Sixth avenue HOTELS. bgt -'- HOTEL, a, Tale — rare LONG eoeueerer Sons Sees Lap is wetanes on the and el wet Nod a uae of families bie] re. @’ Hote every day sha tue Ltrs aoe cold alwi ter in attendance. A. COTTON Jhoa.s HOTEL COLLEGE GREEN, DORN = central, clean wud commodious, | very at Suesta, Private aliting rooms, M JUBY, Proprietor sat table en aa hot and ¢ old be bal FRENCH AONE RTE [ATiTeTHIOR - JEUNE DAMA FRANC @ famille pour enselgner gala, le Piano et le Chadty ou donner dreeser an 91 Franklin O* DEMANDE UNE BONNE FRANCAISB OU SUISSE pour deux enfants de 45 et3 ans. Une personne par- it purement aa langue. Siadrensor au §) 24e rue Het, g- FBANCAISE DESIRE TROUY. BR UNE PLAC comme femme de chamre; elie salt trie bien out et colffer; elle dopnera de tres bonne recomman: dresser au 708 Broadway, chez M. Mari, tenturier. MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. o'clock M, jon reveral of the ree Houses y’ ‘containing the description, looation and terms of Rad ot Cale oes or. 7, HAWS, Oo Comptrotler. ANC Duranenent OF Comrrnow th 14, 1861 RTISING MEDIUM—THE PSiERS Gta et pay apres fe an advertising median. ‘hrough ipginia and Nort arolina pu »’ is an uh ie Iga comstently facreas fr Sareae a F. Crutehifdid & Go., Petersburg, Va. NEW PU BLIC ‘A'TIONS. rmmeenrennnrn rr + UeT PUBLISHED—SCHILLEIS COMPLETE WORKS, Edited with’carefal revisions and _ pas ound in two volumes, halt Turkey moroee Pound rigs, super Rurkey morososy exten fail gilt $10. WM. RADDB, 20) isroadway. Pot i ges Bs Eaputons DEFINITE, RELIABLE wind in ble and later information of the Paris ay children’s dress than ever be- ered may be in Mme. DEMOREST'S QUAR TERLY MIRROR OF VASHTONE, t only Scents. Contains nearly 100 engravings, and sold @ where at only 5 cents, Also, grand opening of Pattern: AVANA i ARS 1 AM SBiALI¥O HAVANA SB. ware by th 1,000 9 tow aa 10,000 can be bought Any other dealer inthe ony ato MOLe pores, 73 Laborsy Maer “sa Se Sa IS! od RES] SSI 1 GGT |G] RICE?) 2 UE TES) [EMTS] ERE RECT H 33 3 ia 3 2 Et Te * = Bae : z Ha ne 2 = 5 ae tperemmpsSeseehs i 825 & 2835 £4 = ach le : 23 2385 i Ps euaporeerenygss 5 zi Ee 338 335 Fi gE SESS a "he > <o & pre! res & zs cs Pee as¢ I ae i a3 st Bite eat ll F : SPECIAL NOTICE: SPECIAL MM) lati eat NEEL? OF, THE HACKMEN'S Asse. abtendance is cay Stein z pavticulaDs, Apri Is, at 8 o'etook: Janes FaRneLey, Secretary, WM. NESBIT, Chatrmar, larly requested. By order of JONFECTIONERS —THE CONFECTIO! ty—eatablished for mutual benefit ad, ref abled to furnish empl ne beat Ployersig want amuplogers with the. beat of en, a8 also workmen out of Wil Gnd it to their” scvantgge p H ne H Mr. Placher, ata naaey, SCHEV redone ‘ASONIC.—THE OFFIC: George ‘Washington Linde ko. Ate p MEMBERS OF hereby summoned 0 meri at thelt Iodgo Soca” Maboeies Hath instant, af 10 'Gloce A, Me fo oaby wtrvets, on Bandar, feet (0 ouriate brother, ‘James Carrol “Menstatriunte of Fee ternity are respectfully invited to attend, W. W. Wansen, Secretary. OTIUE TO INSURANCE COMPANIES — y which has issued ae wis Fopon the buildings Cburaed os ibe aight st aie SALINGES, W. Mt. iany risk inst.), on the premises known as the Broom, or Clen situated on fag Hi: Park road, about fou miles north Foughkeepale, will confer.a favor by eomnunicating notion herwof to Li LUT. MABSH, Attorvey for the heirs, 0.6 Pine treet. Dated New York, April 8, 1861. CHOONER CACTUS —THE PARTIES HAVING LOST specie on board this schooner will confer a favor by seuds- their names to X. X,, box 110 Herald otfice. MPUE ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE BONDHOLD ers of the Chicago and Northwestern, Will be held at the office of the com New York, on Tuesday, tbe léth Ap. April, a ato lon wea the report of the commitioe ay je meeting on the Mth instant, will be Dresenteds It It ie bone ‘hat al bondhold- ers will be represente: ‘W. B. OGDEN, President ©, &. N. W. BB. Coe oo ULISTS AND AURISTS. Dior POWELL CAN BE CONSU. TED 48 HERETO. fore forthe peat twenty years, on the Bye and Mar, at stored in TAGy cases Biiberio’ dosmod® hopeless eyes DRY GOODS, &c. Qoum UATION SALE OF FANCY GOODS. WE STILL OF F8R INDUCEMENTS IND ICY GOODS WHICH MU STCOMMAND QUIOK SALES. THESE PRICES MUST SATISFY ALL. 4,000 ay. Lae and children’s Gloves, 63¢, none better or $1. yp ‘ombs, gilt and coral pendants, Gt. 2,000 fancy) buck Combs, gilt aud coral peudants, 7c, ite '5e , Cost to import $3 Hair Ne wles, {rom 2s. up-—very low 9,000 Fans, from auciton—great bargains. 5,000 pieces i aa and insertings, 1s. 6d., 2, 4a, 6d, and 5a, Best Needles ri a. @ paper; teas 5 pina at 42. a paper, Rufllings aud Putlings at low pri We are constantly receiving bargains from auction. The best assortment of ‘trimmings and gmall Wares (2 Wag cYimbrellas, Sun Umbrellas and Paras {usprescived our rena Lasslin= “ols, We hard can select from over all much ua 00. We bave every + claw wae = sess! PLICES, - and quality made; RONALDSON & MEARES, 779 Broadway. CO hearer @, SMIT aS wep na hin FASHIONS IX . Ss CLOAKS, MANTILLAS AND BASQUE: "ULL ASSORTME! BNGLIGH AQUA SOUTEM Te THAVELLING OLOAKS, af N * GORNEI OF OF TWENTY: SIXTH STREET, S| eed AND Puan A cated Sixth avenue, "corner Fourteenth stveet, Now opening, From auctiolts ‘hi hime a ciation! Hosiery in New Yorke 1 eo dozen Ladies’ German Cotton Hose, 6 cents, 1000 “ “ dozen English En ih do. Wm doz. English Hoglish do , 28, 1,000 doz, finest English Cotton Hose, Lees than half tho com sfimpsyatin Om Oo a ACY, 204 and 206 Sixth avenue, corner Fourteenth street, FRA8t coors. CHAPMAN, LYON & NOYHG Respecifully ily taform thetr GUSTOMERS AND MERCHANTS GANERALLE That they have returned TO THEIR OLD STAND, Mand 31 PARK PLACE, Where thoy are now OFFERING THE BALANOE F THEIR STOOK SAVED FROM fax, LATE FIRE, AT BKCEBDINGLY LOW PRIORS atrnoverb OREDIT. OUR STOCK EMBRACES THE USUAL VARIETY OF BOTE FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS IN OUR LINE. BROADWAY. M. BODINE'S, 481 AE a. x EAT SALE OF RICH DRY Goons. Still greater reduction in prices, in order to close out TIE STOCK Previous to May COUNTERS AND mi ING ~ MUSIC AL, MAGNIFICENT SEVEN t OOFAVE Pianoforte for aale—Rical ‘and joase, fa 4 eorners, full ison plate, Holald with em nwood, Bava, ina h pearl and pearl keys, made Lolsrder for Dreeant owner by city makera; fully guaranteed for ~ nin use bat flve months; cast $500; will be ‘or $20), including sto0l und cover.’ Also elegant Dre Ly Bull, cost $: $140. Inquire at 70 j= ixth er Lessons. be ye given, Inquire at 124 West rast ot Moh ve As ce its, Wibis House, Wight corner of Pourth avenue, — tera & BON": 3 GRAND SQUARE AND AND UPRIGHT PIANOS, 604 Broadway, New York, FOR, SALECA, SEVEN OCTAVE FIANOFORTE, IN first rate order, cheap for cas, Apply st 776 Greenwich IGHTE & BRADBURYS) New Beale, Overatring Bass, lated, Full Iron Frame, GUANE FIANOFORTES, Al Broome street. oan ax t be t bod they It everybody saya must rue: ever an) are the best; therefore they must be the beat. - INQEMAN & BON, 66 BROADWAY, WILL REM ol st of ‘May thelr stock of Pianos, scl yy all the ‘eminent artists, to their ee, Te and 173 Mercer strect, corner of Blecsker. ‘Becond hand Pi- anos cheap. Pianoa dn hire, USICAL —T. NUNO, RECENTLY ARRIVED, WILL give Singing Lessons till the end of next June. Apply at Mr. Breusing’s music store, 70 701 Brosaway. IANOS, NELODEONS, ALEXANDRE ORGANS AND ‘all kinds of Masical Toatruments, Sheet Music, Muse looks and all kinds of Musical Merchandise, at the’ pees, Second hand Pianos at great bargains, frou Resto to git Gne seven octave second hand front round or- era, fancy | fretwork desk ond overstrung, for a Fanos and Melcdeons to rent, and rent allowed If purshasad. Honey payments received for the same. HORACE Agent, 333 Broadway, New York. IANOS FOR Bale PRICE-AT FISCHBE'S PLANG 806 Broadws removal one Upright and $0, "These the beat Pianos by the 0th Ape $15 0, PTANOFORTES. i) By the introduction of machinery in the facturing of lanofortes, we are now able 10 offer to the pay. Nie a seven octave rosewood 1” cet contalal ii solrs Improvements, for $13) cash, of ‘han has usually been sold of manufacturing. We re tale and the public to cali and exainine t Jngtraments E HALE’ Cor VSMTEIN %, of Canal Sad | Hudson streets, New York. | ASTROLOGY. 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