The New York Herald Newspaper, March 7, 1862, Page 8

The Turf. A meeting of g0Btlemen turfmem will be held this even- ing ai 613 BroafWay, ‘to devise, ways and mcans to in- sure 8 racimg campaign in thy, North the ensuing seagon.’* ‘Yhore are at tho present tine a large number of excellent atattts hs Kentucky an, Teucessee ready to etart for the North, provided fair taducements oan be offered, in purses torun for, to gauedinges their expenses of travel, &e., &c., and the meeting toniph! is for the purpose of seeing iving in this vicinity the Caon®emen willing to 1 Cae meoting. Whe Laying of the Telegraphic Cable from Capo Chacles to Fortress Monroe, The completion of the telegraphic cable from Cape ‘Charles to rortresa Monroe will be accomplished the mo- mont the woather clears up. When the steamer employ- ec by the government to lay tho cable went ashore, ow- tug to an accident to her machinery, seventeen miles of tt ware laid and the end buoyed, leaving ten miles more to Dedone. These ten miles can be laid in one day. The failure to compicte the work was not owing to any fault fu the cable or tho apparatus for laying it, or to Mr. Hows, who sup-rintentied the work, but to the adcident to the steamboat. The day onj whieh she went ashore ‘the: 6 was no attempt to lay Lhe remainder of the cable. The work had been left of im order to take seuncings over @ flat, as ib was feared the water would sogn be ico shallow for ie boat, Meantime the storm came on, which wrecked bor and alge the Forbes, i is intendea © finish the laying of tho cable by means of a scow When the line mycompleved there will then be instante ‘neous telographic communication betweee Fortress Moo" foe aud Wastin ton. Gime hovered, spc give their aid should by i. ‘The United States slov, . . ouis, twenty-ene gums, discharged her piles aot otc”? to wea out of Deta- waro Ray on Wednesday, February 22, bownd for th? Mouiterrancan, as before reported, Mr. Gormenatn’s Concerts.—Mr. Gottschalk porforms this evening and to-morrow in Washington, after which bo will visit Baltimore anf Philadelphia, and will return to New York on the 27h for a single concert, on his way to the West, He was accompanied to Washington by the Grau troupe. He gave in New York, since his delat here on the 11th of February , twelve concerts, thrge in Brook- lyn, one in Hartford, ono in New Maven, one in Newark and two in V"hiladetphia, all of which, pevuniarily as welt a9 artistically, we ; Wovrer Carpen. <r. 3. JS. Clarke takes his Denent ot this establichment to-night. He oftrs on this occasion, perbaps, the greatest varkety of attractions ever pro- sonted ina single ovening’s entertainment, Ho wilt Police InteNigence. ALRoED ArmyeT ro Extort Moxsy—An Inteeesrixe Case. —Benjnmin M. Stilwell, a resident of No. 728 West Thirty fourth treet, appoared defore Justice Brennan yesterday ade a cemplaint against Wm. Grigg and John C. Van Loon, tawyers.of No, 132 Nassan sircet, @barging them with on attempt at extortion. Tho com: Plinay Wit, sets forth” that, on the 28d of Janvary Inst, bis wife received a threatening Tettor from Van Loon, respecting the payment ef $177 50 for went of tho aris No. 884 Brondwey ; that eb Wy, 00. tied “Swashington’s Coat,” then in “Toodles,”? and, lastly, in a new local comicality, as it Is termed, entitled “Paul sends 3 Ses ag Aue. amount 0 Pry ia New York.” “Usele Tomn’s Cabin” winds up the which is alleged io have been 2 Bg iE oa mits charactor. [Tue com aia an New Roweny TixaTrs,—Miss Fauny Herring takes her beneit at Uhis house thie evening. We bespcak for this clever young actress a full attendance. Btilwell and her sustor ocoupicd tha place ay ah Prostitution 2nd a sambiing salvoa, and was ober ‘otensive.} s.bsequently on or about the 1th of February, Messrs. Grigg ond Van Loon caused to be pub- Jished in the Sunday Mercury the following advertise- meat — ~Raxg Devs orminns.-—We are promised and wit soon poblish facts concerning the wife of a distinge:shed law- yer and het sister—a grass widow—which wilt produce ® sensation. ‘The scvules were evacted ina furnished bouse on Broadway, hired by then: ostensibly for a gen- Yel boarding house, bat “used for assignation ‘and gambling. Will be docidedty rick and racy.” Mr, Stiwell further states that copies of the above Advertisement wero exciosed in envelopes and addressert to his wife and Mrs. Fairchild, which they received through the city post; that he believes that ‘the aavor- tisements were sent to them by the saul Grigg & Van Loon ; that the said Messrs. Grigg & Van Loon well knew ‘thatdhe premises No. 884 Brovdway were not let to Mr Bulwou, but to Mrs. Fairchild, whercfore he charg Meesrs. Grigg & Van Loon with violating section 69, page O67. of ube third Revised Statutes, 19 feloniously ‘mak- Ag! eoudinig and dehvering the letter dated January 23, ‘with a view to extort money. Upon the strength of Mr. Stilwoll’s affidavit the magis- Grate issuct warrants for the arrest of Megsrs. Grigg and ‘Wan Loon, who soon afterwards appeared 11 court and de- manded ah examination. The case was under investiga- ‘ion during the afternoon, and created a great deal oi in- Werest. The time was c)iefly occupied in the examina- ion of the bookkeeper «f the Mercury, who identified ‘Mr. Grigg as the person who inserted the advertisement Beaded “Rare Devclopements.” Passinc COUNTERFE:ST Coix.—Joseph Webb, a native of Ragland, aged sixty-five years, was taken into custody Dy officer Files, of the Twenty-second precinct police, on acharge of passing counterfeit five and ten cent Neves. In the bare of the accused were found wenty-five of the bogus half dimes end thirty of the dimes. The prisoner was handed over to tho custody of the United States Marsha), to be disyosed uf before the Unsied States Commissioner. ‘Tue Lars New Yore Ataex2va.—Tho abolition play of “Unelo Tom's Cabin” has dismalty failed at the New York Athenaum (formerly Wallack’s theatre), and the house will be closed for a weck, end is to be repaiated au rnished. This failure of an abolition play shows 4 very healthy state of tho publie mind, and we may add tuat the play bas been attractive at no theatre in tho city, in spite of excellent acting, and that, with extraor- dinarily ood Judginent, the directors of the Brockiyn Academy havo refused to allow it to be produced at that establishment, The Athenwum will reopen, under its present managemont, with a new local, spectacular play Mosdames Mough and Chanfrau,aod other popular artis! are engaged, aud Koppita will conduct tho orchest With a beiter play, better actors, better scenery and a better name for the establishment, we wish the manage- ment better success. MARRIAGE ES AND D DEATHS. “Married. Ar1ex—Warxixs.—On Sunday, March 2, by tho Rev, J. Dowling, Jou H. Auzaw, of New York, to Eanua M. Wat- KINS, Of ton, Bost n pay please copy. Crassovs—Caxr.—At Yonkers, on Wednesday, March 5, at the First Presbyterian chureh, by the Rev. D. M. Seward, Ferminann H, Crassovs to Harner A., youngest daughter of Fielding §. Gant, a!l of the above piace. Hancock—Davis.—At the residence of Edward Quarles, Feq., Harford county, Maryland, on Monday, February 24, by the Rev. Edward Colbarn, Major A. M. Taxcock, United States Coraul at Malaga, Spain, to Miss Faxsie A, Davis, youngest davghter of the lata Rev. Jobu Davis, of Harford e-unty, Maryland, Galiignani’s Messenger, Paris, France, please copy. Hexren—Urquuart.—(n Thursday, "March 6, at the residence of the oiliciating clergyman, Rey. Joseph San- derson, James 8. Henrer to Mary K., daughter of Alex. Urquhart, Exq., both of Scotland. Moxato:—Yanxiast.—On Thursday, March 6, at Christ Chareh, by the Kev, F. 8. Wiley, Jawes Mormcos, Jr., to Canoung TromPson Fauxn. es a of this city. ew Haven papers pleuse Woorncry—PoRTmR.—At ‘ew Rochelle, on Thursday ; Febreary 27, trike Ree Ry T Morgan , J. T. Woovsury to Juisa Muu, danghter of Fdmund J. Porter, Esq. City InteNigence. REV OF THE Sons OF VERMOXT.—The Sens of Vermont held a Jarge and cnihustastic meoting at the Fifth Avenue ‘Hotel last evemirg, and completed their organization, ‘The Committee on Reception and Arrangements piesented @ beantifal badge, with the Vermont coat of arms and the motto * Wi » Sums 0” Vermont ;’ also a beautiful Danner, which was received with cheers and adopted. After a'longthy and bape. ‘exchange of nontiments, it was voted to b'd a reception ot the Metropolitan Hote! ims evening, at eight ovelock, andthe Sons of Vermrnt; and the descendanis of Vermonters and their wives and tergare requested ty be prosent. Batraion Dare oy raz Severy-rinst Recimvt.—A bat- tation drill of tne Seventy -first regiment New York State Militia, Col. Henry Martin, will come off this evening at the jower arsenal, corner of Eim and White streets. A iter amber of persors will be allowed to witners the tions of this regimont, which distinguished itself 9 80 signal a manrer #* Bull ran. ‘Ta Agcatic Pynps &. CENTRAL PaRK.—The ice above th® ak bridge acroes a por.ion of the upper lake of the Cen- ‘tral Park has been takon away, and the space fenced off. ‘The swans and a few other aquatic birds will be brought down from Mount St. Vincent to-day, and placed in the ‘waters thug cicared. Birth. Fowrston.—On Tuesday, — 4, Mrs. Jos Eoxsrox, Second place, Brookiyn, of a son Diea Bacsmen.—On Wednesday, March 5, after short but hos angry MausnER, Sen., aged 77 years and 6 em relatives and {riends of tho family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, without further invitation, this (Friday) afternoon, at two 0" clock, from his late re- sitence, 15 Morton street. Brows.—In Brocklyn,on Thursday, March 6, aftera short and severe iltncss, Wittiaa Brow, son of Hamilton and Chariotte Brown, aged 17 years. ‘the relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attead the funeral, from the residence of his os pe Suckett street, on Saturday afternoon, at th vc vel Uvxtox.—On Wednesda: , March 5, of mem- braneous croup, Mania or of —— and Maria Buxton, aged and 23 days. “One more flower is 2 Takea from our family wreath.” The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (1 y) afternoon, at half past one o'clock, from the residence of ber parenis, No. 981; First strect. Leeds and Bradford (Evgland) papers please copy. Canuite.—Suddenly, on Wednesday morning, March 5. Of disease of the heart, Mrs. Mania, wile of the late A. &. Cartile, ene ena a ‘The relatives and friends of the family. and also mem- bersof the Spring street Presbyterian church, are re- fully invited to attend the ‘ee Morning. at teh o'ckeck, from her late residence, King street. The remains will be taken to New Br wick, N. J.,for interment. Conant. —Suddenly , on Thursday ee. March 6, Ro- nent D, Coxps, in the 26th year of bi is age. Notice of foneral in crags pap. Counerx.—In udu, Sandwich Is Islands, on Sunday, December 8, 1861, Joux ¥F., only son of Marcus Colbura; <= city. fun on please erpy. Davtin—at Fort Lee, N. on Merge March 5, Ennanean Tr of D I ore A om Davis, of Mont somery emnty,N.Y., year The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- epectfull ally invited to atteud the funeral, from her Into , Fort Lee, this (Friday) afternoon, at two range io Charge of! Stabbing on the High Scas. UMITED EFATKS COMMISSIONER'S COURT. Before K.chard E. Stilwell, Esq. ‘Mancu 6.—Phe United States vs. Pedvo Astorga and Per- fecio Selox.--The prisoners were examincd on a charge of e@saulting James W » second mate of the American abip Pleddos, on the 9th of November, with o kai while op a veyage from Valentia, in Spain, to Cardi, in ‘Wales. Astorga was committed for trial,aud the other prover wa: retnanded for further examination. Personal Intelligence. Louis Molina, Minister from Central America to the ‘United Stace: 'W. T. Cunningham, cf Montreal; BE. G. mn, of Crange county, and’ Reuben Manley, of New York, arc stopping at the Clarendon Hotel. Cvlone] Loomis, of ry: pis ony States Army; fampson, of Pari and W. reliiie:, at Baltimore; F. waivers ar.» G. E. Newhali and & Boston A M. Whiemar. * of Buttai 5 WwW. , of Portland: F. i Orascons and wife, 0: P veahates and’A. B. Kingsland, of Peansylvania, we stepping at ihe Fifth Avenue Hotel, Colove! 8. A. Alford, from Fort McHenry; Professor W. A. Mapes, of cavsp, Charles Robb, of New York; §.C. Parsons, of Wort Hor pton, and H. #1. Stratton and n and wie, of Massachusetts. ‘topping it the Lagarge House. ding and W. Ciaftin. of Boston; a. . ©. mings, of Philadelphia; N. Higin Sechann. of Oneida; J 8. Dun of Boston; Dr. J. Lawes, Fitch and lady, of te PL Sauk, of California, are stop- ole. Albany papers please copy. Devurx.—On Thursday, y Macc 6, ssl @ short and se- vere lines, Jawms Invite, aged 25 ‘The friends and relatives are retpectsly iavited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two from his late residence, No. 58 ‘oak street. Hivesrx.—In Brooklyn, o» Wednesday, March 5, of scarlet fever, Cuantorig ManiLoa, youngest child of Ed. ward ty Lise 0. Hincktn, aged 2 years,8 months and 13 de, ‘hie fmeral will take place this (Friday) afterncon, at three o'clock, * peal ‘ashington avenue, third house north of De! Tiesres-On Thursday merning, March 6, after a lin- ering iilners , Jomx C. Howren, aged 45 years. ‘The relatives sod friends, aud these of his brother James, are « Ny mvited to attend the faneral,on Saturday afternoon, ai two o’clock, from bis late resi- —_ No, 220 Tenth street, without further inv! —on — , March 6, Mrs. Ping at the Astor House, PF ia, toned of Albany; Wm. Kidd, of Rochester; Hon. a wes, of Massachusetts; B. Crane, of Boston; Gen. James, of Rhode Island; Hon. A. Boody, of New. York, G. ¥! Learned and Wm. Pollock, of Pittsheld, and 3; Macdonald, of Canada, are stopping at the St. Nichoias tel. 8.8. Cobd, of Michignu; E.G Gilmore and wife, of Cin. einnati; Ira Davenport, of Bath; Capt. J. T. Wright, of California; C. G. Cook, Of Kosion; C. W. ‘Gowen, of Rhode Greeicy,, of the United states Army: Henry ieveiond; Samuel Norrie, of Massachuscti?; J. B. Cannon, of Kentocky. and W. H. Tilford, of St. Lovie, are stopping at the Metropolitan How pom om, aged 78 5 ‘Ths relatives ‘ova nd. fiends are respectfully invited to Mow) “noron.—After six days’ polling, Jean Louis | attend the faneral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, ed Mayor of Moni A from her late residence, No. 59 Voroy street. ‘The re: mains will be interred in Greenwood Cemetery. Le. Govri —On Monday, March 3, at her residence, 173 Thompson street, Aweuwa’ Ponet, beloved wife of F. Le Goupil, in the 26th your of her age. Mamccy.-On Thursday, March 6, after a long iliness, Bizarre Markey, a native of the parish of Clentubret, by ‘or Councilors, Meest®. Bal hole number of quali ers in lof these only 2,162 were polied. Calendar—This Day. » .di—CrncUrt.—ParP1—(short causes )—Do- v8. the Maye county Mon» chan, "treland, aged 42 years, Bit,“ sick ian ‘saan’ devo, tace! | . The riends and relatives of the family ae rmpecttuliy , 177, 6182; §2a5) 4 6577, 6612) invited to attend the faneral, from the ‘residence of ie 013; sas’ S078, 5687, 606° $712, 6770; ee 6772, | brother, Thomas Markey, Forty-third street, between 6773, 5774, 5786, S84, 0965, 56801, 5892, 65163 Lexington and Fourth avenues, on Saturday afternoon, at 617, 6067; Goo2) 6612; 642, 667%, eran ong ofclock. 6700, OTIR, 6735, 6757, Mawity. com eke pve March 6, Awa A. A., Anughter €822; (843, 6569) USO) of Ferdinand and Anoa Martin, aged 6 months and 4 days. The relatives and friends of ‘the fami! avo respoctuliy invited to attend the funeral, this (Fr: 6011, og) 7022; 7023; 7041; 7961; 7080; Tosa’ na Tha, 7145, ¥) afternoon nt 7096, 7108, 7113, 7122, TAT, 7180, 72) Church. | One o'clock, from the roridence of ‘ber parents, No. 440 Wi, 7246, 7232, 616. . Seventh Hy sonnel corfer of Thirty-setenth etreet, to the Part 90, 629. 7 Lutheran Cemetery. Common TL Part 1—Nos. 680, 420, 623. 780, 891, da} a it the residence of MeCaxx.—On Th ber sister, Mrs. Sutton, 165 € ‘burg, Axe McCann, , aged 2i years. Her friends and acquaintances are respoctfally invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday morning, at ten o’cioek, at St. Peter ond St, Paal’s church, Second surect, between South Second and South Third streots, where a 086, #04, 96, 896, 897, B98, Yi, O11, 912, yy: Part 2—Noe. 1368, 1367, 1968, 961, *914, 915, O10, 917, 920 21, 922, 925, 626, S08, O90. Payoh nd street, Williams. arvivelle feeraed Departures, Ari Li Steamshs pasoriern Licht—W A Stevens, | Solemn requiem Mass will be offered for the repose of her A Dunnica, sister and pi rs Fairfax, Mrs J | soul. Her remaius will be taken to Calvary Comete wor, 7s onfelit, AB iB Broxton won, Jas P Fisk, 3 Mefervee.—On Thi iy, March 6, at hi Phe ST tern AL, Seat Site, ia Soren see 42 | Pearl street.Joun Molerran, azed 53, @ native of the pa Pion fewlit, Lisat ves, U8 A, Me ie re of Collome, county Sligo, Ireland. ‘AW. rh Capt WH W ‘of notice of funeral #00 to-morrow’s pAner. be Be 7 ia adr, Cae Novme—on Wodnestay evening, March 5, Wm. C., pan gt a hee Gay J Buxto Bonne J trints D. S. Norris, in the 17th year of his age. oe ane cli ig pont pain a. Pans Janrien, he relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at Tavar asf Bamoe, 8 Beresberta, 1 p . piscO} srg Bt : BO tana ae A 4 co crolocte, at the Jane street Mewehen bipiscopal ah P Geet Na >? Bo 9 as it, O'Nerts.—On Wednesday, March 6, Bripart, the be- loyod wife of Francis O'Neill, in the 44th year of he: ‘Tho relatives and friends of savect Levenso 018) anehip City of New York—Fred'k B Gon- on. * r the farnily are resnectfull, ay img tua ang mites: dese writen, Jan invited to attond the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon Ny $ Pollock, Master Fand K,W Stuart, | Ne o'clock, from her late tesidence, 148 Christopher a ee Henuervon ie nay, street. Her remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery a hil) a a ter t. ‘d ya MeDinsl a a Reis Fi Fh Bi seme Micorses, papers please copy, o 5a 4, bi ro, oe a Holden, J | Poutawy.—In Richmond, Va.,¢n Thursday, February he 20, Dr. Rives Pot of Virginia, for several TURES. Years past a rorident of Bou:'s Varolina, and lately Aaeist- apt Surgeon of im esate Logion, Uonfederate States army, aged 34 yer caries fever, on Thursday, March 6, Wraier W. , son of Witliam C. and Josephine 8. Peckbam) 2 yeare and 18 days, ’ folatives and friond#, and mombers of ©. 0, trdge 240 F. and A. M., are invited to attend the serviess tine yi) ea i at baif-past one o'ciwek, from 105 tree! a porsia.o0 Thuretay, March 6, Casa Provms, a native of Ireiand, aged 64 yeare. Her friends and tnkances are reqrested to attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at two o’eloe hor late repidupe 7) Canvon see! , voruer of ton aproot. POOL Siramer eo from Roston—" C Bhicccianberiye tina gee Yon vd oodward & abeon nee Philadelphia: raya ish Army: And sh Arm, Por Hallasccnivin frell, A Croucher, ‘onnolly and fi Rogers, falngeto: Fraser Prete oo Tt Be Hand Sewti Mra Rhodes, Mre Mirvay end three ayagbild, and i W Fowe'l, Bogan: d Capt Dee v bes sham elle, Noa Ave Cleg 0. NEW YORK HERALD, FHIDAY, MARCH 7, 1862. Surnt.—On Wi » March 5, Awa BE. 8 uu @idure daughter of George A. aud Amanda L. Staite, aged 2 years, 7 months ams’ 10 days. Here lies our lovel; ha "4 tempest! 3 ‘Yet she will bloom beyond life’s trou! flood A bright and glorious dow er. : friends and acquatatanees of the family Spoctially invited to attond the funeral this (Friday) after- ‘Boye, at one o'clock, trem the residence of her parcnts* ‘976 Seventh avenue. The remains will be conveyed to Greenwood Cometory. Suxktpax.—Oa Th only child ef Pern: aud 21 days. ‘The fricnds of the family are requested to attend the foneral, this (iriday) aftornooa, at two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No. 108 Fist avenue. ‘The re- mains will be interrod ia Calvary Cemetery: Scuxogpen.—-On Wednesday, March 5, ‘afice a shors ill 3, Pmsorny H., som of Friedrich J. and Wilhelmine Sehyoader, agod 3 years, 2 months in ‘Pho rolalives ond Criedds of the family invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of lis parents, carber ¢ Kighty-fth street amd Second avonue, to the Luther ba ray s iR-—In Jersey City, on Wotnesday, March 5, ¢ seariet fever, Iba Many, dtauightos of Punic! 8. and Marg ret A. Sinclair, aged 2 soos, § mouths and 12 days, she reusaine’weredaban ts New York Boy Cometery for interment. Scuupt.—At Hoboken, on Wastes egy asevere il r day morning, March 6, Jamee, the and Margaret Sheridan, aged 3 years evening, March aivT, widow of x years and 6 months, ‘The friends and os of the family, and also the bers of the Pronkiin Widow and Orphan Society, German Union Loiye Ne. 54, Schiller Lodge 1 und Ocoana Hose Compa.y No. 1, are respocttulty mvy to attend the funeral, th's ( o'clock, from her kato y : mu, daughter of Nauie aged 40 yours. ‘The friends of tho family are invit funeral rervic > ihe peak South Third street, Willie: bu noon, at four o Her rei Hem} stead . LaF. for intermant, on Sie ‘On Wedvesdty morsing, E., widow of John Stniuck, The friends of the fumily are invited to attend the funcral,on Sanday afternoan, ut hall-past one o'elock, from her late reskience Greens streot, Toummss.—-Cn Wedneriay, 5, Joux Pownsy Tu- MENS, youngeat son of Francis and Mary Tumens, aged 1 month and 11 day + VERRLAND. March 5, H will be tiken to turday morning. reh 5, MAKCARSE Greenville, N. J., on Wednesd ex M., wile of Jacob Vrootand, agod iy eure. *thofriends and rolativos of the family are respectfully inviled to attend the funeral, this (Friday) aitervoon, at two o’ciceck, trom the Methodist Kpiscopal cause’ iu Greenvile. Weun.—On Tuesday, March 8, EpwanpJ. Wasp, aged 89 years. ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are respe: invited toatiend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, o’clock , from his late residetee, 153 Kast jeveuth strect. Wano.—On Thursday morning, March 6, Orneta Wann, widow of Benjamin P. Ward, in the Uist year of her age. ‘Yhe friends and relatives of tho family are requested toattand tho funeral service, this (kriday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from her ote residenca, 226 Kast Jenth street. Her remains will be taken to Kost ChesterTor in- FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tavrspay, March 6-6 P. M, Money is abundant. The brokers are paying 6 and 7 per cent. Parties. who have spare funds can still use them in Wall street, if not at 7 até percent. Paper is scarce; first class names sell at5%4a7. We learn that the government disburs- ing officers will issue to creditors the certificates of indebtedness authorized by the recent act of Congress, so as to save confusion at the Treasury Department. Exchange is firm but inactive. Bankers’ rates are 11254 a 113 for sterling, and 5.00 45.05 for francs. There are very few bills in market; but the demand is light. Most of the purchases to- day were on account of Havara houses. Gold im- proved a shade this morning. There were large sales at 102%, and 10234 was given, buyer sixty. ‘The California stcamer arrived to-day with $679,075 in gold. ‘ Stocks were suet firm this mormng. in Erie and Central one or two other descriptions there was a slight advance. The Michigan shares were all 34 a 4% per cent better, on the strength of the large earnings of both roads. It is‘supposed that the Michigan Central wili declare another dividend on Ist of June. Nothing is known of the prospects of dividends on the Michigan guarantecd; but the earnings of the road are so far in excess of interest and expenses that it cannot bé long be- fore dividends are resumed. Galena rose 24, and Mlinois Central 34, at the morning board. On the other hand, Panama fell off 1 per cent, Reading 34, and Pittsburg 24. Governments were not quite so firm as yesterday. The market is one of ex- pectancy, the general feeling among brokers and speculators being that the success of our arms aud the ease in monctary circles which will follow the issue of Treasury notes by government are cal- culated to render the bull more profitable than the bear side. Between the boards very little business was transacted. At the second board there was an improved demand for governments, and likewise for Michigan Central, which is very scarce, and for which some of the commission houses scem to have orders, ‘Other descriptions showed no material change from the morning price. Speculators were full of rumors this afternoon; but they did not seem to rest upon any reliable basis, and produced no effect upon the market. Stocks closed firm, the following being the last authorized qnotatio: United States 6’s, registered, 1881, 9274 a 93; do. 6’ oumpos, 1881, 9294 a 94; do. 5's, coupon, 1874, 8524 ; Virginia 6's, eon; Tennessee 6's, 60 a ws Missouri 6's, 52% a %; Pacific Mail, 93% a 3, New York Central, 8344 a 5(; Erie, 3494 0 3; do, preferred, 5594 a 59; Hudson River, 37 a %%; Harlem, 12% a 14; do. preferred, 2924 a 30; ied ing, 40% a 41; Michigan Central, 5434 a i Michi- gan Southern and Northern Indiana, 23% a 2414; do. guaranteed, 477% a 4814; Panama, 116% a 11734; Tilinois Central, 6434 a 64%{; Galena and Chicago, 67% a 68; Cleveland and Toledo, 4534 9 54; Chica- go and Rock Island, 5644 @ 44; Chicago, Burling- ton and Quincy, 6334 #65; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, 20a 34; Cleveland, Columbus and Cin- cinnati, 10934 a 110; New York Central 7's of 1876, 103% a 104; Illinois Central bonds (7's), 93 a 9534; gold, 102 a 10214. ‘ Speculation appears to be reviving in Erie secu- rities. At this morning's board 6924, buyer sixty, was given for the preferred stock, and 84 for the fourth mortgage. The common stock also ad- vanced 14 a 34 jer cent. Eric securities have not advanced during the past sixty days, while New York Central stock has risen nearly seven per cent, and other railway shares, with less claim to the notice of speculators than Erie, have advanced still more. The earnings of the Erie are at present at the enormous rate of $8,000,000 per annum. The property has passed out of the hands of the receiver back into the possession of its stockhold- ers. Tho process of liquidation throngh which it has passed; the economies which the managers have been compelled to practise; the unanimity with which the creditors have accepted the plan of reconstruction; the successful com- pletion of the Long Dock extension, which is destinei to produce such important ehanges in the Jusiness of the company, should, in the ordinary course of affairs, especially when con- curring with the recent remarkable increase in the earnings of the road, have led to a general appre- ciation of its recnritics. This result has been pre- vented by ‘he large sales of Evie securities for the account of forciin holders. It is understood that the Trent affair al no led to sales in our market for English account of some 20,000 common shares, besides preferred shares and bonds. The eupply from abroad has been so large that the increascd demand growing out of the improved condition of the property has been fully met, and no advance in prices has taken-place. It is now taken for granted by houses which are known to act for foreign investors that the improved prospects of the conntry,,and especially the comparative certainty that peace will be main- tained with England, will operate not only to check farther sales of Erie securities for foreign account, but likewise to tempt many parties who recently sold ont toreplace their securities. If j the market were relieved from the supply of | fopeinn stage whigh bag been pouring into it, for | for Sale a4, Ohip rome two or Uuee months, it is quite doubiful whether the domertia demand.growing out of a genera appreciation of the improvement tisib 4° going on im the property conld be met without causing an advance in the price of the stock. If the domestic demand is to be swelled by foreign orders, it is quite certain that it will appreciate, very rapidly. Erie has always been, in ‘sh times, a favorite stock with speculators ere, and of all our railway stocks it isthe one in which foreigners generally like best to Invest. The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows to-day :— Reveipis s+ $306,969 92 - 201.000 00 964,582 83 3,376,883 25 lay were $19, 616, 980 52, and the Ralances $1,287,- 153 58, The Chemung Railroad Company has declared a quarterly dividend of 2 per cent, payable on de~ mand, af the office of the Treasurer Park Fire In, ance Company. Coleman's San Franci tices the money and co cireular of the Lith no- change market of that Money is casier than on last steamer dsy, and we ro- P ub 28 the bank ¢ foans pay yhich havo LS last steamer day have ran: e. ‘ut are now gehing ab 260.0 $70, and are not plen- .ard at b per eent pe Save oflered at par, Dankers" at asd. , cial offering: atdad per cent premium nonin The deposits at the United Siates Branch Mint at last eleven.days of January 8.06 ounces of gold and 15,595.85 ounces of silver, both after melting, There waa no coin- age. The imports of specie at San Francisco irom the Ist to the 10th ‘of Mebruary .were $153,613 24. The exports of specie were:— Total since February 1 5 $1,115, 655 Previously this year... 72 nay be had jogu Goba.s reinsin ‘Total since January 1, 1862. Corresponding period of 1861. Falling off this yoar, sereseees, $081,612 Stock Exchange. Tucnspay. March 6, 1862. 92% . $10000 US 6's, "81, reg & (i -b10 92% 200 1000 Mich So 24 mg. 100 TerHav&A 2 in 000 Chi & Reck 1b, 1000 do. 6100 do. 10000 do... .at 60 102 25000 ao. R 1 on Galena & Chis a 190 co, 10Continentat Bark 80 Hy G0 Pac bial SS Co.930. 933{ 200 do. + 45% 218 +. 94 180 Chic&RKisidRR £6 50 0480 de... B80 86% 100 9434 SECOND BOARD. $7000 1 S0', eLireg $2; LOshW PM SSCo.b90 24 O's; "B1cou 02% 25 Erie RR. ue ge 93° 400 Cley & Pitts RR. Tsig 1000 US's" @,'Thjoou 85 10000 0. ...00.5 86: |, 600 Tr's72idpesm 99 5600 Tenn 6's, '90.. 6015 % 3000 Miseouri 6's... 623g . 646 000 NY 6's, °75... 10835 1 see B60 6435 7000 Ohio 6%#, 75... 953; 100 Mich S&NIaRR 237% 1060 MCSpeclmsfebs 103° }0OMichS&Nlags 473% 6000 American gold.. 102 12 shs Contin’i Bank 80 200 Pacille MSSCo.. 94 60 do, 830 94 60 do, CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Turrapar, March 6—6 P. M. Asues.—The market was lower, while sales were small, including pots at $6 and pearls at $5 75. Barapsrvrrs.—The marhet was heavy, and sales were moderate. Common brands closed at 5c. decline, while medium and extra brands were wiihout change of im- Portance. The transactions footed up about 9,000 bbis., closing within the following range of pricrs:— F208 6 45 555 a 5 80 5208 5 45 5 a 685 nadian. 5 55a 650 Sonsbas mixed to geod ‘superfine 585 a 620 Extrado., 6% a 710 cod to choice family do. 62a 775 Rye flour... 30a 425 Corn meal, Jersey and Brandy + 2008 325 —Canadian flour was in fair demand at easier Prices, while the gales embraced about 1,200 bbls. within tho range of the above quotations. Southern flour was duli and heavy, while the sales embraced about 1,250 bbls. witbia the range of the above quotations. Rye four was in fair demand, with sales cf 200 bbls. at onr quotations, bee mez] was steady, with a moderate domand at our tions. Wheat continued to rulo heavy and irregu- iar; in the absence of saics of momont prices were. to some extent, nominal. Tho transactions embraced about 17,000 bushels, io small lots, at €1 26 edhe oom Stato, $1 40 for winter eta‘e, $1 44 for Amber Joi $1 38'a $1 40 for red winter, arith some Milwaukeo club atp.t. Corn was uncha while the demand was good, with sales of 45,000 od is at 58c. a O0c. for no’ yellow, and at 60%. a 6lc, for mixed in storo, an a 62340. for do. delivered. Pye waa in fair Tequest. and firm, with sales ef 5,000 bushels river at &4e. on the dock, and at $6c. a 86 1c. delivered. Parley hold with much firmness, while the sales 2,200 bushels of State ai 84c, ase at the railroa? te- pot. Barley malt was quiet, but firmly held at $1 ws $1 10. Oats were in some better request anda «hate er. with sales of Canadien and Western ruse. a . and State at 400. a 40)¢c. 1ee—The mai ket was firm, while sales were light. PI lind gy taal bbls, of Jamaica were made }e terms. Covrox.—ihe market continued firm and closed at an ailvanes of jac. por Ih, Tho ra'es embraced about \00 a 000 bales, closing om tho basis of 263gc. a 26c. for mid- ating uplands. Freicers.—To Liverpool 2,000 bbis. flour were engaged at 2°; 30,600 beehels of corn wore Uy ae at 63g, ‘ Pe a ee a eee a id., ond 50 hhd’s. of thie, a, pe 100 tierces Leet +100 tierces pork at bs. 200 Herces lard, by a neutral verse! at 268, “To Antworp 70 tons log. wood were taken at 208, To Liristol 1,000 bbls, flour were ongoged ont A Hamburg ship wea ond the wort ocast of South America and beck at £4 Ph Rates to Havre were vg aul seminal ‘tee. or wheat cnd 70c. for flour, while lard was stendy at ge. Hay was in moderate anne for shipment at Be. 4 90c., nud at 900. a Gbe. for city ure, MorAseers.—A sinail lot of 10 hhde. 6f Cuba was sid. Naval Srones.—Sales of 900 bbis. common rosin were mado at $5. A small lot of spirits (25 bbie Dbie.) was sokl at $1. This was offered for moro and oa aces wee io steady and in in fale demand, while prices favored hasers. Tho sales pairzeed about 1,200 o 1 200 bb, | At$14 26 for new mere, 8 $10 96 for old moss, we $11 for new pri A os a 4 60 for uninspected mers, part to arriv 7m na in fair request, + ‘ais shlen of 200 bbt«. at ry Toa a $12 50 for plain mess, ana $14 a $14 69 for oxtra, and ro- packed mess at $12 Arie couuiry meen wos held above the views of purchasers; country primy was at $450 a $6 50. Beef bams wero sa co and firm at ie 50.4 $17. Cat meats were in fair with demand, s in ee, ie of 900 tierces at 4150. 0 5?¢c. for shor’ galt, 50. a Sive. do, for pick! land at Sige, for suited ond pickled hame. Recon was firia,’ a. prices demanded were abovs tho views of buyer: ihe gales embraced 500 boxes at Gage. a wie for Western and city Cumberland cut, at 7 ree for h es, and co short ribbed city, in emall lots, ‘ed lower, with sales of Western a: Stic. ry} » and at 630. ae, Lard was firm, wich sates of about fet 1400 bois. at Kee. w Bye," State butter was in Wendy Foquest at 18¢. a 2%¢., ond Thio et 13c.a16c. Stato cheore wart re: a Te’, the latter Mgure for prime, ania] Ov Ss & good teneel of BT bio at be. @ 7 Rice was ciel and quotations nomival. Seoane were active sad firm, and rather*bhigher for ce. fining goods, fair qualities of which were sold at O80. ‘The tranenctiens embrared about 2,050 bhds., included | in which wero Teo hies. Porto Rico at 70. a 8. ; the reuaiti- dor was composed of Cubas,® good port of whieh was within the range of 6%¢¢, for common i. .: ag goods, 8c. for grocery grades, rud about 249 boxes at Fo. a B1\0, Wiskey tho market was heavy and ‘ower, wilt of 800 bbis. at 269, 4 b 20, & 26)¢0. SHIP RING NEWS. “aes Pox xEW YORK—EmIS ciate: 6 26| moon suTs.. 6 53} nien ‘WaeEs.. mora Port or i New — ‘March € 6 1802. ON IES, | SUN aka * ton Steamship Melita (B 3 the, Liverpool=Howland/s | “"* Notice to Mari ir), yaa ie, Live Lor ar ons oe 1 Teaniye te We ortind hee a ‘camahip Congress (Belz), Luning, Lonton—Drugiere & | youn paced 4 nath Frans ew entrance to Portand Bhip Simoret, Rrlgge, Fa!inowth—-C © Duncan & Co. ger will be removed se-enortas possible. uae pA Alt Meckiondurg (Meck), Kord, Quceastown—Vunel, By order of ais vas a a is apni ijt Fduund (rem), Webmann, Liverpoo!—Hounlogs & | Porttand, March 4 cee ova Hamlet (am), Hogemann, Cork and 8 narket—Ru- Whatemen. ger Spoken. Valo date oF lat, Ae, bars Odd Fadow, of Sag Ras mee seite & Pecoul (Fr), Lameaud, Havre—Royd & bor, with 50 bbls oll, oken, Se, ah Pack Hawk, Doane, 36 2 la tence for San Franeisce,, ba jat 13.42 8, lon 32 is FO Liverpool for Baltimore, Feb 13, offt Maloney, from Liverpool for NYork, Feb: the ,, i ‘air, from Liverpool for St John, NB, Feb 11,_ 12 PAL, N of the Skerries, petite ieee SS 1% ton a1 33 (Br, Bi Ir to Pints (Bre & 1G Schiniat, S:br Hugnah, Loud, Jamaiea—Breit, Son & Co 4 Oy Mf Beh. Hachtuann, Yursau Bark Louidana, of New! Doliner, Potter & Co, out, ud! well, Jan 19, euwallie =D tt Dewolf, vista Ports. Asrinwatt, Feb 25—Are orig Caroline, Porter, New sous ‘otto Minerva, dunes, do. Bld 18th, tn, Cubas 19h, shew ‘Caista, Paya Buea? inidadt; 22d, barks Magdalena, Day,. heniue, ov wer, Crovell, Hosland, 6 1 Lord, Sinith, ged esti? Ga fur Great Britaine Oroh 1? IF ~Avr bark Campanoro, Dabel!, Rio Janeiro... Steamship Powe, Tiv ol, Fed —Arr ships Lamimenger, “Adame, London 1, via ou with mde passen- venweod, Stone, Rio Janeiror olden ‘Conan, Bi Snell, doz oh25, 4 oe sid Tith for Spain) 5: ran anh, “Ch inchas; Feb 3,, John A Parks, Ricks. (Br, of Liverpoo'), MeDow: cy. at Ww Weairt ee & Hard ine altar ng? bg pt Aua 40; Lrigs coor ate Merri Philadelphia; \rr uit. RB Walker, Raynes, King-- ston, Ja Bea oy Howall, Abaryr tity me wood, Phitadeipinia ka, we Panne Merck. ‘Dare Mary (i8r), Danabon, NYork: sehr Lineolo,. ladeipina; Aithe., Gorroa, Halifax; Joba 8 Lees, Tbth, bark Poumcais, Aallat dus mehr Ase 4 picked uy wo, Trimided, Bro oe ctP-in port slip Argonaut, Moore, for News ne saccamy In) sul sehr Morost King, Perry, NYork: Lua, orig As ‘ie a9 Yarmouia, Bj schro- . Ay “t Rewue, Urawtord, Ful Pot, ark Trowbridge, from Sm , Poterson, fom 45 is tae Maryan, fate a 2 Dee bS—La pk 3 Ma irevy {rO:mee 73 Viekeny, Broos, fr0.0 do, at atwohos iu Wythoecs. Na, Feb 15—Arr ship Cheries & Jan», Maskell, Bos- ark Tiojen, Bab ide, Troon; sei rs M Steduiar Good. all, isonton: Pf oman. Ug ety he} ool s bark. Mary B Rich Urelton, Boston, + ‘ioneer ( anted}, wee Aol 7th, Sutwon, s CP acu “do: yh b, ). Bre ba Rw dl, Donos tne pier Cur ass ach Li! 20th, brig John Walker, Bu: * ta pera Phila wiphia, iguana ico (8p), Artiza,. lan, of Wulmtneton, b dsr), Bs burned’ Feb 2%, by the pir wemtty I uy ton 74, had a heavy N fae i a brigs 1: ‘barks ag, B in Cashing att ordandsenh barks LR Sinks, By ake Bhalade ador (Pr, 0” Halifax), Davis, Ponce, Feb 1, te, Havener. Cardenas; aust, Mary i al 8 Hanter, 0 days N ot Hatteras, R ¥ jon spoke Bi» ¢ Oclila, Ashby, Havre; schr Atert (Br),. “took frodt her Capt 25, sclir K Hyley, Smith, Sagna: Z7ta, brig f scar Vel ot ML. 3¢, Meine, ber, Ciel 208, ore Boatom, abassdo Jin 27—In port ships Lorenzo, Namlin, fox ins, I ieoval, SC, 10 days. Had heavy ard of the Sa, Ntanwood, unc; 8ea L.on, Alexan— Ist inst, Cape Pear WNW S0inlies, spoke cer Fra Satteriy, henee, buand 8. Mansenurs, Fob 17—In port bark Nonpareil, Plinn, for rG R Pes ue, Winter, Litue Egg Harbor. 2 days. bri: P dro Sanchez Deiz, Fiekett, ding, i sdietowa Point, 2 ‘roan Mowtevinieo, Jan ll—Arr previous, sehr Jono Boo, Sa Eiizabeth mee fend a Sid Jan il, bark Probe, frum Barnos Ayree,. aud Oceon Belle, Brown, hunei: s Batim re 2 days? La ‘af vom Buenos Ay oa for Wat intica 3 da som Cuil, Swith, for West (a tles 3 ta tru: te He ‘ie iromsand in-ba! for Ro Jano.re 1 days: Mary Lecvetia, Bowers, frou 2 Reaner FW Hrnve Foster, Baltimore ‘une: brig Anna Vel) won, Rong trom NYork, Btesiwer Artiven, abr, Balumere. Anes v8; so ire UE 7, Hawking, from Cadiz, diz, We. Steam TA ii Bowman, Clark. New Uedford, Mar annis, ¢—Arr jneen ot the agi Kiw: ot, Steamer Canonjers, Alten, all Kiver, ‘oster, NYork: 8 PW Weth> Steamer Fatcon, Wiliams’ Providecce, fompatane Carepry 403 fod BELOW, Hekion paces tack teaser Woh a ‘St em. go Ship Sonthampto, Pratt, sroin Liverpool : G ome hip Atver, Blan, of ad from Bremen, De eae tel ren eee eceeres © lend eres iz battle, of Cauiden, : Gce bark and one brig, unknown, a fd tsthe bare’ We ae are Portland: SAILED, Shen (Bri, Mile, Neorks, Ise Stk—Ships Occan Mousich, John J Royd, and sea: Bell, py ping Veis Ucn, Pinkham aie ats Liverpool Rhine, nnd Golehus (ret), Londop; vari bo ‘Louis, Edwin, Haven, NYoike (ines vf anu for Bremen, David Chapin, Vera Cruz, rane Carver, Coy Wost, 6:h—Ships S.r Robert Peel, of and tor Hamburg; Adelaide pet Fro 13 (back avte)—In rt Br bark Nogget,- Bal, ane teipita, Brownlow, f » NYork: brigs tii xr ‘Miller, UN gunboats Sachem, and Currituck, and battery Tea, Wiitiama; ‘Siaokae’ ements Bouin, pri jNne TBM cusbout Medea, Bermuda, paneer.) be rom Quaiaotne—! a ‘a Berni Veb 1919 port ship Lishon, pes ‘Wine at sunset W, ligh vay, ier mbar x3 a Ti pote stat American Shipmasters’ Association, brig Wy ita Rathburn, co, no No 51 Watt Street—Roows 23 anv 25, Pe ig ott Bh “ship Bila B Badger, slat The following approved officere have received cerifcates Ley Rorenepa, Fel iin port ah Allen, Of this association: — spore, and U¢ following foreign ¥ rl At Cuptat Ruary rE Faller, schrs Danvillo and Excha: pene: — on Mice Surry bed JB: Hiri dobn T Bacon, ahipeihae Gromer (all Dutch), far for Bos: eae “ ud Ki erbocker; Jonathan ? Morrtti, 4 2. Titesion, bark Welvety, steamer Onoroin; ‘Ouver B Hacard Falke (Otawa), Ka inn, NYark Paulie ship Adintr Piomimer, bark Win Witson; Joni | (Butch). ‘beotimim BE ng = Oe hasicld, ship Massach bax coms ee S n port shay Te soph nicl, Pusan i Wrn Nelwon, brig a & bo gg ly er es back Arnien! Nevins Cyrus, B Suples, bits Ritza pene 3 Josh pay i rk Henry es as win G Eastrasp, ' ship torn ayo. for a gw rp bar rop, ship Frank Johnson; Isaac M | MY. gt Boom. ready: Sherwood. Uawsum, for Re gers, fori West Sortah Hf Nickerson, Mate, aes chi Oars A pSmaarons, Jan 8—In port ship Connecticut, Spedden, for brig Avila Oweny Win went | ,2¥A00N, Des 27—In port ship Judge Shaw, Abbot, fo pods ee sal Suan Prax. Dsc23-Sid ship Samuel Russell Winebeit, Realm; Sicrman Jan 31—No Am vessel in. poi Min port! ark are Piro trom Liver. Miscellancoute on Warren, for N 7 Baltic, Hooper Scun Vouvsraien—The Br schr Labrador, Capt Davis, fiom | {40° Dock. Thompwn, mt we, iin ortsen tor do'@;: Ponce, PR, reporte:—Feb 25, lat 37 5, ion72 80, epoke Br Sur BD, Feb 12. a y Kennedy, Reed Aspin : schr W Stairs, from New York fer St Domingo, aud Yok rig Li! ¢ Taomas ‘Sud 19ub, from her Capt Brown aud crew (Sin number), of schr Vo Keystone, i . Byaz eres apo ned at ry Sameer, iump) ¥ Bostoi int se ae Aline ia, ton 8, expe- ta, |, Liverpool (an? sia ai fo fh for Cb + Bath xw ranting which shipped 'asea, | Commons vith, Groser, San. Francisco, ia "Birk: ‘daway rudder and wheel, ren- | bead, hag novo sedan 2%h, ship sateen” dering the veasel tnracuayeable, when ihe Br sar W Ste 8 ; ye from New York for St Domtngo, cauw up and took Ws ehp J Dichesse ’Orleans, Hines, Taaseo; pol his vessel, and we were subsonientiy transferred to Hou Gate, Tait. ego Bor trom Ponce for New ork, LARA Becbl—tn jort bark Manry, Hotchineom, for vt. Dur on, e% ed 0 from the wheel, and fost, 7 o¥ waess are old, 116 wusburteee and o yg Uap BOSTO Brown, Rafts Pickett and others, at Milibit4gr. Cid ebiy pute anes Qoodrein, from xa Troon for ‘Sense ashora ee Me aa near Belfast, was bait ty 1} " tous, ALS, ~ 5 And owned 14 Bash hy Starwardund ocbee® Out, ALS, | Pete Monto, Bid, we pl W to NW. frost, mtcamshiy Suir Erwin Pure, Weaver, from Scuderland for tong | Ei PACE acca 11 OS Reap or-a or Yl nye) ford Ld nad eo) ae miles BALTIMORE, Morch 4—Arr eches F Merwin, Suomas; EB}. Xie. maltose 7 he Hy in tte city, pot 3 tons, = Cornetina, Sampson; © A Crook, Evernhar Res 5 mn; Carlton Jayne Rowland; AR Wetmor Sutir Narouxox Thompsor, trom Cardiff, at Singapore Deo | Win Alen, Graciners3 E Jones, Jone sud Dank Disene 2 yi Loew sere in Maloce a 6.raits, but got oi azain with. | Hew! New Yors. Olt bark Anna (Br), Whke, Demarara,; Out asslotance, and was diy “slug Jan 8; vessel not badly | schrs igaac Vansant, Bu Nore: Pits, Corson, dé injured, it was thought, via Deals Islaod. Bid Gocreo, and sie. Suir Norra nx Cree, Veazie, hence for Liverpool, bofore | 1h (Breim), Rascbon, Livery 7 Di tier, rryprted abandoaed at goa, as bull ta 186d at Io. fase, Me, | Seieerny Bio Janciee sod 6 kt gor Uenry, Guaby,. Ta trum and raved Al ft carp consisted of YTV bvls | Wes vena ae dana ( Br). ‘ tour, 17 1,60 37.458 colar 4620) nome, PALE herve ar meargee Siate of Maine, Ab 650,087 low 23.040 ° 524,00) do tallow, 11s bags | Hea Now Mok: sloop \y Dan ep tmer eloverseed, 82.0 staves, HIGHLAND EiGUh Magen §, 6. 1 Paasing out, > ahipe bab batty red ‘wad ue saved at Slneapore Jan 7 from Stand Gas bee Lo apes 2 ct ate ing. sty WAStORT, Feb 22— Std Oh a Porto. Wn sigan FMATIS Serine Peeaentarey tay London, Bonapatir, Coie, 8: Thorns, sera: ado. arch O—Lettere receiv mm Captain Daniel Wa? Nvouk' ar ha Nichvie, Sail, 2, um, deport that hewhat a renee tle port, BITC, Mary rh 6 Bid chr Anuiew de ch Indispensabl. 2oe!, woutl * ADELIHIA, Sarch Garr brig of i rtlast. The sti + Suck ¢ t unites via big I ssive HE Di ‘ P Masinid dows on M Flowing, Shaw, asd ‘ conneci¢ “aa ihuere Musto. “fel sete ‘ feat of aight Gave 6 «of on anc Laver pools q | “ or ait vim, Sresruezo by ray days» 2 boats they arrived at | my ri a ML: ory wes PA kind) received and ie Sekt fated Men ‘ov; Givers ieee asthe means of tie native jowed, they hs ft ‘aver, Hntteras Tal Gi poral nothing but yams, co-o.nute, and y baring tice pont aren i—ArE Iie etonroahin Norwerian, Me- i The place being unhes hy, two of the crew had died, and tyro. Th donderry; brig Martha Wash, } rane Sc Ee uetie arrived at the island Ost 27, Fuenas Via Holines? ‘Hole, : and teok thirteen w Ou have i toe pee Seon i March f—Arr ach A 8 Sinipeon, ohorn Fy ek va, Lt) NYork. Sid rebes Thos € Banc at Isiand, Md; MB Ma! mney, Forter 5 elpaia: 7 one l Onkes, Hlizabethps Obare, Miis, q Nereenererser “iro Fy aoe erman, Now York, Ra tana Eucty, fro Liverpool for Matanzas, ran on Mas PNULOS, Maron 4-Sid ark Medora, Wobeter (from: 5 Sqmae Sucal On pomasere j ine. bing Bae had a p coal, Ww 7 easel, baw Ci 7 and taki to Kevin * ' i _ MISCELLANEOUS, — yl . Br fant Gvaracax, fom Swansoa with coat, went ashore | CJONSPIRAGY OF A iM near Caldera on the 26th of January. WIrR ! 5 A Bintisi Bars, nome unknown, was lost about Jan 24, on | To dortroy the character of her husband, to enable ber to ob+ Half Moon Cay, Honduras, tain a vou: 4 Baia on Pinw—At noon on the 24 inst o non : fea in tho ound Noms Napterket, A propolér anda ects | ____ SEE xartowht Li” lngplebed, an D company with others headed | "PHE \CONTRSSIONS AND EXPERIENCE Bato *eowoon, Melville, at Newport from Caritenas, had tas By bre whocned very be: cy weather the enue aannue, end tions portion of Het ou pat ta great expe rough medice} im cargo of arg spoke sehr ‘and q conn May be liad of t a Euey Adevanvier, of Rook! Beast tor Rifts orted ha ntel rake Bentord, Kings county, N.Y, ae ete peca run into at ce ames vy au un ike ‘paid addresved envelope, 1 pt boNrspr it, aNEhOr, fa u ae feud of lumber, jt etove. 1 : fhe cons are ST ADVERT AGB, TAVING. oke t! Pe Nanuaeket Lightvense!, steering * RMitY een restored to hentt! fow weeks by a very 1 on sing parted be f moorings Lob 26; a wellon | remedy, after har. it ved several years with a bi Hung action, rt hat avead disgano, be as Low . | fous tom en rel aferers the means 0. yd ew vera pony ie eure, ai wo dene tt bs will send & copy of thane. , ped we angina to tie Bondy hol Ah charce), with ths wiredd for pre - timo about 28 init that ata pana ng a ‘isieg the same, whieh they will fina retire + hi a th wove boat, et OF ihe ndvepdacr'in senains the presuription (ave wevenc ike: ach pic “nae halibut Sroragiog iia | Shite anit spread twfocina:ton,’ which he eamecivew 10. be a J invaluatte, and he hopes every saiferer will try hie romedy | Seun Vronss ‘wn som Rio orate fer ior der a ag It will cost (pen nothing and (Ray prowe s bloesiag, Par: i cargo of hd s n avin, ‘nttnr Gerived on the 8h bn distrcas, with bon masts sprung, ne | Hee wialing the prot oti et WELAON: i banioned on Ceorgss Bank, as bee ‘Williams ral tin fa th ale of Mo paring oe acaees down ote eed he jonday ni it ATE WONDERFUL VI "BS OF + -LA® rete neesseasy’ 10, chit aWat hte winstotovieki tee ime | Tae em LNIRTUES OF ARNICA IN ALLA B ease] thas conden: belng hin manngrabio, the erew ba MARES ARITOA TERTR OLOGE fee cell Known, ones her, atter having sot her op chen ee, Wah eines oot aed ‘excellent ingreamenta., foard the Nerthorn Cael and. brow Pi si eaier, Th want Tutte GLb mates nnd) ingore me H cd by 0 & iro a prevents it from falling ont, restores it wi fox in TH, and ened by Ueorge HW ‘i ane Grom ene motes tte growth and strength, Tenders it progt all> ‘ Mutual Plahing Ineuras @ Company for $2: } ‘A ATR GLOSS permanently cores, ailirnitationa. - Fianixa Sent BF Bastiat, at Gloucester from Georges, ns of the scalp, and mokes it healthy and fertile, ; dept auctor and cable and had Dilivarts stove ¥ lof dandiett I bas to ehh es operat formes a " i: at ote rragien and permanent. eee ae he at te mieten TAL GLO8S ts cretet: ‘@ air deaseings iy cleanses the scalp fend favigor mes Jers the latter charmingly eof and ia jelicate and Crazrant, the pro 1 & sale Of wi the Northern bt ht, amie passengers in yr, Dee n,) to the io) Caen a * lati a’ sGenerah Mgt masts ¢ _» alll the vessels arrived siuiuananenance tbe j m8 ds, rae