The New York Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1862, Page 7

) —_— THE QREAT NAVAL CONFLICT. Warther Particulars of the Engagement Between the Monitor and the Merri- Mac—Rebel Account of the Affair—A Buccession of Union Victories—Celebra- ‘tion of St. Patrick’s Day in New York, Be., des, dee Additional interosting particulars of the Great Naval Conflict in Hampton Roads, accompanied with a Map . bowing the course of tho Monitor and the Merrimac, ‘with the Rebel Account of the Battle, will be published 4m tho Fammy Hera, realy this (Wednesday) morning. Yt will also contain an account of tho Battle at Newbern, IN.C., and the Defeat of the Rebels by the Forces of General Burnside; Accounts of the Defeat of the Rebels at Now Madrid, Poa Ridge, Island No. 10 on the Missis- |, Salom, Ark., and all the Union successes and move- ents of the past week; Important and interesting ex- ‘tracts from Southern Papers; The Latest News from Europo; A report of the Celebration of St. Patrick’s Day 2 Now York, and much other interesting reading. Torms—Two dollars per year. Single copies four cents. Official prawiags or Murray, Eddy & "sKentucky and Missouri State Lotteries. Barna Cuass,i2s-March 18, 1862, 34, 30, 36, 22, thi 52, 64, 53, ee 19 3, 78, 58, he “0, 0H 12, 15, 62, 59, 67, 19% ‘@iroulars sent ina EA VaBby Peet oy Pei ecm hrs cnameae of the Kentucky and eds ee te, FS 25, 18, 38, 13, oe ‘Decawane—Or48s farch 18, 57, 67, UX 5, 77, ll, ie 21, 8, 78, 41, 6. *Cirowlars seat Mota a MORRIS & 00.. PA Delaware, or Covington, Kentucky. Prizes Cashed in an at, alized Lotte- ‘eles, Information given, TES, Broker, 9 Wall peek up stairs, New York, mE ym Fashion of the Season in Gentle- Hats, is now ready for Sy ene and sale at ESPEN- SOHEID'S, manufacturer, 114 Nassau street, The Advance of the Army of the Poto- ‘Taac has finally subsided the term “All Suter and KNOX, of — street and Rrnsaway, re-e e e advance by pro- Sect atl bea iy Te be prive this i to advance to his Suce nut selects Haror the ri style, White’s Spri: Style of Dress Hats, like the ‘Belle ‘the Seasor ‘Winter Garden, everybody Goes to vce. 216 Broadway. Captain Ericsson’s Celebrated Caloric fe, economical, use, no, water, do not raise the eae OF in ICSKON CALORIC ENGINE ‘AGENCY, Now 16( Duane strect, comer of Hudson, Grand Gala Da, the Museam.—Per- formances both afternoon and even:ng. Commodore Nutt, Hippopotamus, &c., atall hours. Miner & Somerville, _Ametbomcenn, eet i ” personal attention to fousel uri ae the residences. of families: declining housekeeping, ‘Or at their salesroom, 37 Nassau strect, Silk Handkerchiefs at Wholesale. BAILEY & SOUTHARD, 27 Park place, Hoboken.—Mr. De Cordova will Lee” on »"” at the Chureb, corner o! rd and BI reels, to-morrow night, The Bost Soap for Family Use is ret ee ox. K. Soap. It saves labor and money. des’ Chocolat: 5 Broadway—The wa 2 bate, G88 ‘a beverage a arabes @uperior q of this Ci 4 childs i Mh ki Tecan be ment for | inva aaneee ok the ren ia wel earee. J ny used most Focommended by by many of our most celebrated physicians. A Pare Tobaceo—Yellow Bank Tobac- a ‘BRO’ THEN, 209 Water street. _Batchelor’s Hal Hair D; emThe Best :in the et liable ad Tnshantancgue, “Bold and ap- puod at BATCHELOR'S wis ‘ig cao 16 Bond steret. Beautifal Compiexion.—Laird’s Bloom ‘Of Fouth, of Liguta for preserving and beautifying ‘comptesior Broadway. Hill's Hair Dye 50 Cents, Black or ‘drown. Bestin use, Depot No.1 Barclay strcet, and sold ‘by all druggists. Glorious Trium enias, S. A. All receiving testimonial the wonderful virtn World's fair Restorer “and air Dressing. They have er. ‘and ® guarantee goes with every bottle. "Depot, jreenwich street, near Fulton, aeanel inte en Shoulder Braces an: "'s Uterine Ele- stores superior attic. "Nord Veaoy strect, Astor House, ‘Spposive the ebureh. Winant's Indian Liniment is a Sure eure for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, &c. Depot 81 Barclay street Dr.*C. Howard Marshall, Lu In- hhalist, # famous for curing Asthma, Bronchitis and Catarth, Nicholas Hotel, New York, watil Friday night; S21; hours from 9 10’ 2. Cousullation tree. yess ‘BL Micl« las Hotel, New York. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tvespar, March 18—6 P. M. Money is in fair demand at 6 a7 per cent; the Certificates of indebtedness have made their ap- pearance in the market and are operating as ab- sorbents. They are very readily taken at bank and atthe private banking houses at 3a2per cent discount. Foreign exchange is firmer to-day. Bankers ask 112, and some leading houses refuse to sell at that rate. The supply of commercial bills is small. Gold is also firmer to-day; it was in request at 10114 at the morning board, and sold at 101% on time. Ope- rators place great reliance upon the experience of : @he past with regard to the movement of gold. It appears that there never was an instance of large Tsu08 of paper money by government without an appreciation of the precious metal. The prevail- ing opinion among the members of the Stock Ex- ehange is that gold must again advance to 405 per cent, though whether it will not then react seems less generally understood. At the present rate of exchange there is a profit on the export of gold to Europe. The stock market opened with strength this morning; the commission brokers lad some fresh orders on the strength of the news from the West. In the course of the morning intelligence was re- ceived of the capture of Newbern, N. C., and this atill further stimulated purchases. Government sixes again touched 94, but at this price they were fully supplied by the banks, and a decline ensued. They closed, however, at an advance of 4 per cent on yesterday's price. The fives of 1874, which are scarce, rose 134 per cent, and are now within 6 per cent of the sixes, In the afternoon the bears derived courage from the non-receipt of intelligence confirming the capture of Island No. 10, and some capital was also made out of the report of the Chamber of Commerce on the subject of the harbor defences. State stocks ‘were sold down 4 a % per cent, and Toledo and Rock Island were depressed 4. The impression prevails that the bears are getting cut quite alivo in these two stocks. If so,a new upward move- ment would have @ substantial basis to rest upon. ‘The other railway shares were all better to-day. At the close Erie old had advanced %, Erie pre- ferred 4, Hudson River %4, Harlem preferred 1, Reading 4%, Michigan Central 24s guaranteed x%, Panama i and Tilinois Central 4. The most active stocks of the day are the two Eries, both of which have risen in favor since the appearance of Mr. Marsh's report. The large difference between ‘them in price leads speculators to give the prefe- fence at present to the common stock, which has risen much less than the preferred, and whose holders will of course control the property. The market was steady at the close, the following be- fog the last quotations:—United States 6's, regis- tered, 1881, 93% a %; do. 6's coupon, 1841, 93% a 94; do. 5's, coupon, 1874, 8744 a 88; Indi- ana 5's, 73% & 79; Virginia 6's, —a 61%; Ten- neasee 6%, 60% 8 %; North Carolina 6's, 69 a 70; Missouri 6's, 53% a 1%; Pacitic Mail, 95% 4 96; Now York Central, 83), a %; Erie, 3744 a 4; do. preferred, 624%, 5; Hudson River, 36% 87; Har- lem, 13 a 4; do. proferrod, 32a 4; Reading, 42% 4 43; Michigan Central, 574 © %; Michigan South, ern and Northern Indiana, 24a 44; do. guaran. teod, 49.4%; Panama, 121.1%; Illinois Contral, 66% a 14; Galena and Chicago, 69% a 70; Cleveland and Toledo, 46% a %; Chicago and Rock Island, 56% 4%; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 64 a NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1862.—TrRIPLKE SHEET. 64; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, 25% %; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 111 a %4; New York Central 7’s of 1876, 102 10374; Erie third bonds, 92 a 93%; Michiran Central 8's, first mortgage, 103% a 104; Ilinois Central bonds, 7’s, 94. 95; gold, 10124. After the second board there was a large at tendance in the outside room, and some 1,200 a 1,400 shares of Michigan Southern changed hands at24a3¢. There was no other change of conse- quence, The following is a comparative statement of the exports (exclusive of specie) from New York to foreign ports for the week ending March 18, and since January 1:— For the week 380, tens 2, i430 orl Previously reported... $i oe sas aerrmoae2 25 25,005,496 Since January 1...$17,089,024 28,061,411 28,049,407 The difference between the export of last week and that of the corresponding week of last year is very slight, but, such as itis, itis infavor of last year. However, in the course of a few days in- ternal navigation “will be opened, and we shall again begin to increase our shipments of produce to the other side. It is plain from the letters from Europe that they will’ want every bushel of grain-we can send them. We.notice,. among the exports of last week, a shipment of cot-" ton to Liverpool, and also some shipments of sugar and coffee to Europe. The non-action of Congres®. on the Tax and Tariff bills is causing a good deal of embarrassment to merchants, the prevailing opinion being at present that no further duty will be levied on tea, sugar or coffee. The committee appointed by the Chamber of Commerce to visit Washington, to consult with members of the government respecting the harbor defences, have returned, and report that gov- ernment recommends the capitalists of the cities of New York, Philadelphia and Boston to provide for their own defence by the construction of first class iron-clad vessels, capable of de- stroying a craft like the Merrimac. No apprehen- sion of the Merrimac going to sea is felt by government; but in times like these every con- tingency must be foreseen and every possibility guarded against. The navy yards and workshops of government are so fully occupied with the labors of the campaigns in progress, and government has so few employes who could be detailed to look after the construction of floating defences for the great harbors, that, in Mr. Stanton’s opinion, the object sought by the committee—namely the perfect protection of our harbors—can be most speedily and most cheaply attained if undertaken by the parties in interest themselves, who will, of course, hereafter be remunerated by government. The business of the Sub-Treasury was as fol- lows to-day :— Receipts. =o cast 1,000 ct 598,800 St 31 ‘The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $18,988,771 13, and the balances $1,078,083 66. Mr. Marsh’s receivership has been very success- ful, and a fortunate period for theroad. In closing his report he says:— In peed tho pipe pane: sting tn nebo Moy tte takes ort, Renny arg ja the stockholders: their Baa been returned to them in as good con- dition.as when fenaeatane secaoeaweer that the interest on the whole debt has been provided for, and the current interest punctually paid; and that tho directors have as- sumoa the mah: nt of the road under circunfstances more favorable have ever existed in its history. The receiver had monoy on hand to pay all the expenses of operating tho road, inciuding rents and taxes, to the Ye ot Jenner w perkden a conaiterable aurplus to! be. ap- plied under tl é diruction of the court to ‘the the interest on the mortgage bonds as it becomes Any With the ability - earn a teumineni soared bec it is hoped the early roturn of peace an —— iy to country will so increase the traMec that the road wiil hereafter earn full interest on the entire capital aud debt of tho company. From the tables appended to the report we com- pile the following, showing the annual earnings and expenses of the road “from 1852 to 1861 inclu- clusive, with the cost of repairs of track and rail- way, and of engines and cars:— Repair Spo 378,546 434,' 560,582 386,804 631,179 800.274 609,650 ‘TA3,114 808 638 The receipts of the last three months of 1861 were the largest of any quarter in the history of the road up to that time, being as follows: $15000 U 8 6's,'81,r0g 12000 U86's, $1 con 10000 bsO 20000 uss 1000 N Y¥ Cen RR T's 102 25: Joo knckieathme 87 OMiL€Priacist ia Ts 5000 Hud Riv RRim 103 oa 22 Erie RR prt... 100 Hud Riv 2mbs. 8155 do st) 1000 Harlom 1 m bs lov a0 1000 MCR8pelmsfeb 103% 100 8000 L,B&Y RKSpeb 9955 100 do. 2000 Mich SIstinb 9434 110 Hudson River kr B65 5000 Nindimalm, 913, 150 saaiiee * RR. - ih 16000 Chik N Wl. 465, 150 5000 Chi NW 2m. 17 2000 Tol & Wab 2m. 47 4000 Gal & Chi 1m... 100 20¢0 Gal &ChiZmb 9334 8000 American gold. 101% 520 dartem iit prot. 50 Mich Con RR... S&NIRR-L2O renege & NT gua sik Pon RR seps10 Ss & a2 s0000 dk 30 shs Me 10 Bk of Commerce. 10 Am Ex Bank. 2 Hanover Bank sxc oxD $28000 U3 0's, 's1,reR 0976 37% 'BLicou 93% 574 Sih 2 4G 246 46% 46% 29 us Cout 48% rk of Commerce. 90 4655 DMP auch 56% 10 Pacific M $8 Co.. 87 oo do. 57 56% siv Brie RR. 26 do. 25% 5785 5IM 109 50 cITry ‘COMMERCIAL ‘REPORT. ‘Tiwear, March 18—6 P. M. Asurs.—The market was unchanged and sales limited at $5 CO for pearis, and at $5 75 for pots. Breavervrrs.—Flour—Tho market was hoayy and price, lower, having closed at a docline of bc, a 100, per bbl. The markot was more activo at the concession and the sales footed up about 15,000 bbls. , closing within thy following rango of prices Superfine State... 20 0 63 Fxtra to (ancy Stato. a] 0 a 6 bd Suportine Western 520 a 530 Common to choice 64 0-678 540 a 650 57 @ 600 610 a 700 +700 a 7% - 800 a 425 Cora meal, Jersey and Brandy wine, ‘ 335 —canadian flour was also heavy and salos of 1,000 bb's. within the range of our quotations. South. orn flour was casior, wilh more doing at the concession; the salos embraced 1,800 bbis. within the above rango of prices. Ryo flour was steady at our figures, with sa‘es of 200 bbl, Corn meal was in fair demand at our quotations, with sales of about 200 bbIs. Whoat was jower and prices unsettled, and in tho absence of gates of momont quotations were nominal; sales ia small lots, awwounting to 9,000 «10,000 bushels, wore reported, a $1.98 for rod Wostern, Sl 42)q for white Western red State at p. t., pp nd mang f on the dock, at $1 36c. Corn was and easier the sales pd so 0,000" G00 *partfor export, at 6c. a 58 for old Western mixed, im store, and at 50c. a 593¢c. do., delivered. Rye was steady and in fair pons with sales of 8,000 bushels at S3c. for State, delivered, Barley was firm, with sales of 1,600 bushels of State at 88c. a9lc., the latter rate delivered. Barley malt was Rac) with light sales at $1 a $1 08. heavy and in moderate demand, with sales of Western and Canadian at Bic. 813¢¢,, and at 38c. a.39c. for Corver.—The market was steady, but quiet, and in the absence of sales quotations were nominal. Corroy.—The market was quiet, and no sales of mo. ment were reported, while joey wore unchanged. There was no disposition among holders to press sales, while prices were nominal at 273c. a 28c. for middling uplands. Freicnts.—To Liverpool 6,000 bushels corn at 6d. a 6x ‘d.; 2,800 do. wheat, in ship's bags, at 63¢d., and 3,500 . flour at 1s. 6d. 'To London tons Canada cut math at 268. per ton, To lang ow 300 boxes cheese were taken at 30s. The British ship Georgiana, hence for New Rye, Ireland, engaged 24,000 bushels of grain at 10d., in balk, Rates to Havre were yand en- loL.Asses.. made at 24c., and 40 do. at 30c, Nava.Storss,—A small salo of spirits (50 bbls.) was made at $1 05. Common rosin was at $5 62}, a $5 76. Fine rosius were scarce and prices were firm. Ous.—Linseed was meaty, with limited sales at 8c. Crude whale and prices unc! ; Sales at the oastward were re- ported at $140 for sperm and 50c. a 52c. a 8<c,—the latter was an oxtreme figure. cheese were in stealy request, while prices were un- Rick was quiet and nominal for Carolina at Tc. ‘Sucars.—the market was firm, and the demand steady both from grocers and refiners, The sales embraced 800 hhds., included in which were 101 melado at 5c. a 5350, and 170 Porto Rico at 7%. a 83sec. The remainder con- sisted of Cubas at 63¢. for fair refining goods, and 7c. a 8c. for fair to prime grocery grades. Savt.—1,700 sacks of Asaton’s Liverpool were sold yes- terday ‘at $1.80. oco.—There is but a limited business doing, the about the Tax bill chocking operations. Sales entucky at 8 4c. a le. 72 bbis, Havana at 48c., and 54 cases seed leat at 1334 ‘faLLow.—The market was. aheting with moderate sales Of city rendered at 83c. Wutsxry.—The market was steady. Sales of 800 bbis. wore made at 25c. a 253¢c. fer State and Western. ad MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. ACKLET—Frepersces.—On Thursday, February 27, 2 the Rev. J. W. Lindsay, Cox H. prom of this cit: Miss Kaix, oldest daughter of H. P. Fredericks, of ter, N.Y. si usr =n Wednesday, Rov. C.H. Payson, JouxG. Summpan, of mage. L, to Marr Axpaves.—Un Monday ning kd of 6 Bra, daughter of C.S. and Ann 8 years wo months, arias relatives aad friends of the Hg mica mem- pore. gf Tompkins bedgemo- 9, I. 0. of O. F., aleo Mount ‘Zion Encampment, are respectiuliy invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of hor pareuts,on Newtown this (Wednosday) afternocn, at two ‘clock. Artswonu.—At New Utrecht, L. I., on Monday, March 17, Captain ALixn C. Aixswoura, aged 4 yea 8. The relativ:s and friends are respectfully invited to attoad the funcral, on Thursday aflernoon, at three ‘o'clock , from Grace church. fcorne? Of Hicks street, and Grace court, Brooklyn Heights, New Bedford and Barnstable. Mass:, papers please copy. Bauyray.—Oa Sunday, ‘March 16, at Fort Lee, Axx Soneaes a native of Naco, county Kildare, Ireland, ased ee papers please copy. Baunt.—In Brook'yn, on Monday, February 17, Bawsa- eh aati Van Brunt, youngest son of the late Nicho as Van Brunt. ‘The funeral will take place from his late residence, 27 Smith strect, corner of Livingston, on Thursday morn- ing, at cloveno’clock. ‘The rolatives and friends are in- vited to attend without furthor notice. Browx.—On Tuesday, March 18, Sanam Ouvia, infant danghte. of Cooper Crawford and Jano Brown. ‘{heir relatives and friends are respectfully requested to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from thoir residence, 400 Second avenue, Coumenvixarr.—On Monday, March 17, ALsxanver T., youngest child of George K. and ‘Aune Elisa Commor- dinger, ‘aged 1 year, 6 months and 5 days. ‘Tho felatives and friends of tho family are invited to attend the funoral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the resider ce of his parents, 293 Rivington Btroct. Deuxxg.—On Tuesday evening, March 18, Maxy Dunxs, only daughter 0: Chiistopher and Ca:harine Dunne, aged T months. Tho relatives and friends of the family are res, octfully invited to attend the funoral, this ia (Woulnesday ) siternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of hor parouts, 322 Hicks street, corner of Congross, Brooklyn, Eaurs.—On Monday, March 17, after a linger n 88, CLavs Fie gre, in ‘the 68th year of his age, cf Hanover, inn ate, The roiatives and friends of ths family are reapectfully invited to attend the fu 1, this (Wednesday) after noon, at onc o’cleck, from his late residences, No. 54 Ro- bins Fru'nn. Williamsburg, on Monday evening, March 17, Benianty Fcuuer, in the 74th yoar of his age. Thofriends and acquaimtances of the family aro re spectfully invited t attend the funeral, from his Int2 re side..ce, No, 15 South Second street, this (Wein sday) two o'clock, Poston | Horron.—On Mon wreh 17, of consumption, Jo manxa Honrox, native v3 Modoligo, county Wat ford, Irland. Mer frisnds and toattend the ¢ hilf-past one 0" rospec'fully invited Jay) aftern on, at Ol Fact Forty. first street. + this from wk, Ho rema’ns will be interred in Calvary a cord (Ire'and) payors pl "y. Hacax Os Tuouday. March 18, Jadths Macax, soo of John and Mary Hagan, age 2 years, 6 months and 2 da His remains will be tnkon to Calvary Comet sry, this (Wednesday) atternoon,at-twe o'clock. ‘The relatives and frieads of the family are reyuested to attend Haxwax.—On Tuesday, March 18, Jawms Haxway, in the Glst year of his age. ‘The relatives aud friends: of his brothers in-law, Owen a respeo:fully tavited to attend t day) ae. noon, at two o' corner of Forty sixth street Hoactaxp.—On Tuesday family, likewise there Richard MeGovern, aro funeral, this (Wednes from his Lite residence, Wl First avenno, rch 18, after a lingering illness, which ho bore with Ch 1 pationce aud rovig nation, JonyHoactsND, agod 37 yoars, at the residence of <5 father, Johu 8. Hoagland, YH Grand streot, Jorsoy Os friends of tho family are invitad to atieud tho tu noral, on Tharsday afternoon, at ono o’ from tho Fist Keio: mod Dutch church, Grand atroot, Jersey City. dace x. —On Tuoslay, Ma nis, Mx. FAXNY Jack ON, wite of Willim J \igot '. ‘The relatives and friends of reg ¥ are respectfully invited to attend tho funeral, from ber late residence Xo, 250 Klizaboth stroct, on Thu:sday afternoon, at om o'clock. Ti.0 ro wins will be taken to Greenwood’ Come for interment. aN aby —O0 Tuesiay, March 18, Journ Kexeoy, eldest son of Nicholas ant Mary Ann Kenedy, aged ¢ years, 10 months and 14 days, ‘Tho frionds o; tho family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from tho residence of his father, No. 38 West Thirtoonth streot, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Lexpe.—Many Lovee, twin danghter of Dr. R. D. Lynde, United States Army, aged 7 years, 3 months and 16 days. valzie papers please copy. Locysevry.—On Monday, Mwen 17, Wa. K. Lovxaav- ny, aed 31 years and 11 monthe. His relatives and friends aro tend the funeral, this (Wednesday) morning, at ton o'ctock, from the residences of his brother, 08 Suilolk street, ‘without furthe, invitation. Lavy.—Un Mond 11, Auexaxven, third son of Henry and Jane Levy, aged 8 years and 6 months. The friends of the family are invited to attend the poet from tho residence of his parents, . T Ashland lace, erry street, this (Wednes tay) morning, at wine vonoe Manoxey.— On Tuesday, March 18, Carmen Manovey, wie of Thomas Mahoney in the 43 ud year of her ago. The eiends of the family aro respoottully invited to ationd the funeral, this (Wedaesday) afternoon, at three O'cluck, from her’ late residence, 162 East Thirty-first treet. ht \taxcnmxe.. —At North®an Juan, Cal., on Thursday, Fobruary 6, Mrs. Racurt G , wife’ of Tiomas W. Mau. chester, and daughter of Elijah and Sara Maria Flan. drau, of this city, agod ¢ cL yests, 9 mouths and 29 days, Toston pay ors please © Meweny.—On headay,, arch 18, Fowanp, son of Mi- chacl and Catharine Murphy, aged 1 year and 9 months. The friends and acquaintinces are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his paronte, No. 36 Bothune street, this (Wednesday) aftervoon, at one o'clock. ‘MeKiwa.—On Tuesday morning, March 18, Mre. Jaye McKie, bebop hd MeKimm, aged 43 years, LL mon'hs and 19 days, aftor a lingortdg illness. Born in Pougi- kcopee. ter, octfully invit wl to ats Sweet mother, thou in Heaven, T, a wanctercr on the earth, Waiting, watching, for that Angel, Joying now in heavealy birth. that thou art happy, n thy new found love | could o’er have made theo wanilerod not above. Hadst the The friends of thetamily and of her brothers, John and Wr. Hanna, and her sisters, Mrs. C. Banta and’ Mra, Et gaboth Mird, are Invited to attend the funeral, from hor Into residence, No, 145 Wost Thirty-tirst street, on Thurs. day after t two o'clock MoKeswa.—Un Tuesday, March 18, Jon beloved con of Neil aad Catharine MeKent and IL months. ‘The Cuneral will take viagg this day (Wedposday). from be «NA, tho oars No, 233 First street, Williams! His remains will bo taken to ensocuivery Cometory roy " Monda: after a long aud. serious’ county of , Ireland, b 17, James McDoxatn, a native of Granvard, 87 years. aged ‘The friends and rolatives of the family are respectfully requested to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) after- noon, at twe o'clock, Twenty-cighth street MAcrARtaNR.—On Sunday, son of Jobin and Margaret Mac from his lato residence, 270 West March 16, Saver. Epcax, ofariane. The relatives and friends of thefamily are invited to attend the funeral, from his father’s ron ene No, 27 Christopher stroct, this (Wednesday) pastone o'clock. , at halt MeVxicn.—On Tuesday, March 18,after # lingering ill- ness, Mary McVaucr, ‘aged TT y ears. Ene ‘The relatives aud friends of The family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral; on Thursday afternoom, at two o'clock, from the residence of her son, William MeVeigh, King strect, between Van Brunt and Richard streets, South Brooklyn. ‘MoCcLLovaH.—On Tucsdas Henry H. MoCurtovan, in Tho remains will be taken t , March 18, of consumption, ¢ BTth: year of His age. }o Easton, Pa.., for interment, on Thursday morning, by the eight o'clock train. NavGnrow.—On Tuesday, March 18, Many, the-onty doloved child of James and’Ann Naugiitom, aged’ 1 year and 2 months, ‘The frionds of tho family aro respoottully invited to-mt- tend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 126 Baxter street, this. (Wednesday) afternoon, at ‘two o'clock. O’NEi.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Mago 29, Pact O'Nni, formerly of Bullymaquiggan, pariah) of Artray, county "Derry, Ireland, aged a oars a ‘The funoral will ‘ako aiacooa, Th one o'clock, from: his areday afternoon, at late: residence, rege of Myrtio avenue and ' Spencer pn Fast Brookt: pulen, Mec. Brady, March ; The fi pp the: residonig of hor Agrees Preat. acquaintances are: Reoavany Jevited lobia ands to attend the funeral, from: Her’ Jate- residenee, 7 uljardoons abecete Tarromsibs hea! VOSt. Peter's Cometery, Ber- gen, New Joreay. Piet.aN.—In Brooklyn,.on: } late residence, No. 54 Heteor tod) (ae morning, at ten ‘Puenan, in thie Gist ‘The remains will" Tuesday, Maced 18, at her avenue, FRANCES AMELIA o'clock, to the Churoh of the Assumption, corner of York and Jay streots, whore-a solema mass of requiem will be sung fo forthe repose of her soul. Resiayrig Cacao tae nearly » March 18,.Pxrun Rows, & vativo Rowr.—On Her relatives and ineral. of Bree, county Wexford, Ireland. ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend tho funeral, frem bie street ..this (Wednesday) >) aft RopERMOND.—On Monday, late residence, No. 74 Allen ternoon, at two o'clock. March T7, at hor residence, 187 Chambers strect, Maxcaxer, wife of Mr. Pearsall Rodermond ,ngod 42 Tho relatives and irlonds of the family aro respectfully invited to, attend tho funeral, from hor late residence, this (Wednesday) ‘afternoon, at two o'clock. Her re- mains will be takes to Greenwood Comotery. Romxsox.—On Monday, Mareh 27, Mr. Oscar L. Romix- gre 2 years, late member of’ the Lincoln Cavalry. ‘are invited to attend the funeral services, without further notice, at t! the church corner of ee teenth street and S:cond avenue (Rey. Dr. Smith’s), op. Thursday afternoon. at four o'clock. Sirea.—On Monday, Mareh 17, ANNIE, the beloved wife of Thomas M. Shea, a native of county Cork, Ireland, ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family, also those of hor sisters Ellen and Margarct Kelly, arc respectfully invited to attend the funeral,this (Wednesday) after- noon, at half-past two o'clock, from ner late residence, No, 104 Hamilton avenue, South Brooklyn. Baltimore and Cork —— Papers pleasc Scuvit—On Tuesday, 3 years, 1 month and 27 da March 18, Jouy Souvtr, ‘aged 43 latives and Trionde of the family aro reapectfully requested to attend No. 187 West Tenth streot, half-past twolve o’cleck. Sirmacese.—Cn Rapes bite 0. Sherburne, a the funeral, f1 ‘rom his late residence, on Thursday afternoon, at March 18, Axwe E., wife of relatives and Frente ‘are invited to attend tho funeral, on Thursday afternoon, 240 Fighth avenue. The remams will , at one o'clock, from No. be taken to Ports- mouth, N. H., Tor thterment, Boston and Portsmouth p Sitannot.—On Tui Fare Sint fon, Jo- earn SuaKnor, in the B16 year of bis. ‘The relatives and frion a of tho family are respect invited to attend the funoral,ow Thureday aoe, 4 oneo’clock, from his late. residence, on Island, near Gifford station. Siren. reRK.—On Tuesday , March 21 iness, Jaxns T. ‘Sra, in the after a short but severe sh year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, leven o'clock, from his late ty-cighth street. Vhilade!tphia papors ploacs Townsexp.—On Sunt Tuwnsean, only obild of aged 14 years. on Saturday morning, at ‘residence, ‘No. 101 East For- pe ing, March 16, Heyry 3, P. and Ada D. Townsend, “Ahe re ativ.s and friends of tho eget are invited to attend tho funeral, from the residence of hi 18 parents, 104 West Forty-fourth ‘street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o’ck ok, ‘Tisrsox.—On Tuesday morning, March 18, Louise, youngest daughter of Cornel ied d year. T month ond 14 rhe trlenis and rolativ ius F, and Anna E. Timpson, days. iri 1 NOTICE, alt {cttere ont pachoge intended for the New Yora Hxeatp shout be eel ALMANAC se rors YORK—THIS DAY. MIS a Port of New York, Mareh 18, 1862, CLEAR! Slip Ellwood Welter, Chad nce, Johnaen, Li q Wendt. Bark A € Small (Br), Toys, Mark Stamler, Fish, Edw 1 Bliti smth Sloop Sloop J Me © 8 cream tutga sraysail, math » bad Was tinable to 5, lat 4h, hat a hue el SW was knocked Ahiroe days ha} sto.e bulw, cows, and Washed all m0 day get the damages. 3 4 ship Bile 1 €2, [as Porthasc rn 5, Lom 49, pass “310 Thos Da Ship MAG W Elwell &¢ Winds most o' a bark with h topgallanimast; saw parted Aschooner wate with government stor weather nuco the 7th thet, du pit saile, &e, cen of May (Br, of saved Angier Dee if with 8, £e, to Se nz rk Darmaiadter Bank (ou in ballast, to Ruger Bi Bark Gratta, Cr M-rrilly Deal'a Eoian-t ner tt, Deal's Estond—Ma a in, P tadelpina} WM Philadelpbio=y W uikadelphta—N be Unierwoo", Stamfor MIVED. t up a Ns ay sont a saga Y 21 hours the ge without aay ‘whole salle: to d ship Olamon, of Thon Havre, 49 day: ED. wick, Liverpool—Snow & Bur- iverpool—Lawrence, Giles & Co, ti J Bechtel. & Wiley. erson, 1 Melicke & Trinidad—B F Small, Westell Bonner. Haven-, Portlind—T B Chase & Co. Pinwmer, Kio Janci:o—RKandle, Jones & Lady, Talbot, St Kitte—Smit ST —TH« Jango Co. ald phin—J W Mek "hiladelphia—Van Brunt & Slaght, Iphin—Mevrill & Abbott, e. MeKe« aro Tarbor—Huker & Dayton, Ambos—1t 8 Racket 8 Racket. Marston, Hampton R to this po wary cust eeniopsatt tucily, th topa mi nies cont sh r set's lower wen. The HLPe Pasay Ship James Foster, Jr, Abeo!, Liverpool, Feb 2), with mdse Marshall & Co. Mareh 3, lat Austin, hence for, Liverpool ), Hender ityena, 1, Liverpool, lat 45, lon 4, A eabeage, son, London ant the Downs, anhim. Mad strong W gales in ballast, tod ind strong W ‘9. paswed 4 main. rlogged und abandon re, #7 days, ”, lon 2s wy , Itio Janeiro, 60 days, perienced very heavy uring Which oH epring fore. Workt 6, Cape o BW Mo den), Otten, Bremen, 62 days, Buenos Ayres, Jan 12, via Feraambueo Feb 13, with woul, (0 Simpson & Clap t 25 108, lon 4.18 W. spoke whaling Dark Ci ivan Yor Erertnegtown with en Bark Leight (Br, of Liver omas 19 days, wi 8) days, vin St Co, ‘Hid heavy weather, rartabie. wine, N. Ew ames, Wil Thomas March 5, for Ship Island, Birk Indian Berle, Tei Brook ark ¢ » Harrima’ sugar cod Be Ward B Diamberiain & Ao, to G Savi yk ‘iia 7 B Wattson, Munday, Marsehalk, Vera Cray, 19 days, Has been 6 days bel ast, to Ti Jat 33.23, lon 73 17, passed ship Gr th 200 jeaty Polke: Randall, Rio Janciro, ioe, to JL Phipps & of Hatte in the Gulf pa gon, Barbados, Feb 26, via St rank & De rin inst, rom Portlan Cienfuegos, Feb 24, with sugar n, Cienfuegos, Murch 1, with Nuova Providensa (Hal), Ruggerio, Naples, #0 days, Phelps Kast Machias), Whittemore, Buenos Ayres, 10, Fob 28, with o I Cape. St Nico trom Aux Cayes Porto Cavella, Feb 90 wie coffee &e, to Dallett & Bliss, Has been 15 days N of Hatte- pao ae with beat wy weather; split and suffered otherwise ange , Grey, Ponce, March 1, with sugar, to Way- jell & Co. ‘Brig Sem Maris, rdenas, March 10, with gages. 8 Lad S2¢ co fe J oes. =H jams Fear, passed bas eum Brig Nellie Mowe ( (2Basipor Ti ), Pike, [rilh sugar, to Brett a eee Key, waw HF Colralrot, from Trinidad. for Mew York 124, lat 3 1 7440, yoke ramet Bate same diy of Hater ouboat Octorura, erul pBee Onware die, r. of Windsor). Higgins, Cienfuegos, 15 Son with sugar to Smith Jores & €o. Brig J W Congdon (Br, of Truro, NS), Forbes, Olenfuegos, #, with saver, to H Ji& G A Dewois. “i South Boston (Br, of Pictou, NS), Cienfuegos, 17 days, A, with . to. Gave: be Haiteras, wan boarded by. a ~ Connecticut. ‘rig Meteor (okBonton), Marshall, Trintdad, 18 days, wiih sugar, to RP Bi anaes (or Basiporty- Bartlet, Trinkdady Wi days, with Bsr Baruiaine’ Wevatill, Melagss' i days, in ballast, to oars Warlog fot Broubaren Stuith, yosnine ae me Foals Been ac, or Wes javen. sot inst, Lat Cor ion to NW. which lasted 38 hours; big ae i i py = esasammmanlananagl ap i Mary lion noe h sugar, to stu ih brig Bint * Hallas, att ie cohen Bia on 70, sigas tized ark lew Delhi, from bey row At D Domingo mis or dead si r Susan ryfiold ia Ponce, 17 days, with sugar, — at eres as Schr on Ki 1 J Port Mi yr Ka March Te sh ks cana iaceanan wit, (ot Small, Black River, Ja, Feb 20, west sche Anan John, 0B), Doherty, Aux Cayes, aaa Dectadenes uaeneeicte, Tue Anna Gakdinge ot Ss 8, with: WoO ees tees Hes das bee a oee ys dasa Sor Hat. of Hat- with sugar, to te ehr Et Now See a uh sugar CaEJ Peters. sae, a Brookhay Tooker, Santa Cruz, Iednys, tN Heche 2 Browk Gotey: ‘Had wsuc: | f Boston), Lowell, Xibara, 15 days,.with aati = xe Boekspert, Park, Turks Islands, 15 Sch Hore (Br, of Nassau), Keller, Nassau, March 10, with cottany fe, te Himoline, De ‘Dennison: Key ‘West, Mareh 10, with turpen- lown, DC. 14 da; wo, Saar y.. airing Itimore,, Collyer, mBinadelpn phia, ede ner, Schng' Paynter, Winner, Middletown Point 2 days, Schr Inland Brandywine, Wheeler, El Sehr Ba, Norihup, Elizabethport for Sioamer Petrel, Young, Provi Steamer Westchester. ones, Providence. ee eee, Ship, Tne Busan, Pir Pence, oth fast for rare, having on the 9th, in ion a | trom KNB, when she spring leak cabal baal rovidence.. BELO’ Ship Young Eagle, Walker, f Ship Harvest jueen, Batchelder ms , from Gitenitan Brig Ocean Bony: Brig auricle (Butch), SAILED. INh—Ships BD Metcalt, Acspulco: B&; TAvarpoats Win. dermere, Havre; barks brandt (Br tpt (Br), Cork: Alliance, tod Hosa Bos free Crus), een town; Alice Provost, Mauritius; Aen and Betsey Wil- inwall; Minnie Miller, Marseilles mm Will phe onve cline (rem), and ‘(Hay SO ear rin Jago; ach rerkeltie ebb 8 be Ba Live ane mira Terceira; H Porto Rico; jayne, Havana: ak ey Mane “Aso, tage ‘Anjolactie, of ad Mibik—t 8 gunbeat Ootcrara, Wind at sunset NW. Miscellaneous. The schr SJ; Waring, which was captured by the privateer brig Jef Davis last summer, and afterwards retaken by Til- den the cook, came into this poxt yesterday morning from Buenos Ayces. Sur hate: .} ich 8 of the Highlands, has been ome 90 feet during the Inst high De Sage Buna Bases, hance at Bermuda, was overtaken ast in to anything in th: aay one on boot. "Daring the Mo Rigo Ba Baio Lay Cuarwax, from Jacmet for New York, which Bith ule for Newent put back to ermate sa ines withoas ©. foryimast and with all the rigging, belt ‘by a heavy aca, which struck her whit lying ‘to 1 gale on the 23th lt." Was po Sa pe a Buics Wxe:TeR KxLey, and Jupite ‘both from. Yirt anchored olf Bermuda a4 inet, during’ © heaty” blow The Judith Smee come tg in FivecPaihom where she riod both cables. ‘The Naval Superintendeut, Capt F Hut. how HL MB Kite to the help of those danger they were in. @ MALG@IRRT ANN, Rourke, from Newfoundland for New York, wen about 160 miles east of New York, and TV north of the Galt, ou 24th, @ severe gale of wind fron NE, Sititing to NW, Bownprit away and aplit her sails, and otherwise, iunsnnged the vensel, which beget to leak vet badly; on the 29th, another storm struck her whi Heontiaed sil ig tat i fren ahe bore away for Bermuda, where age at, She is alnosta complete wi tar aod her I and tea very much damaged, the former by Scum Axrutors, from Boston for Mew York with Gah, be ‘benched in the pias of 24th ult ne ai nner bef LI, uaa been got off by Richard Benjamin of Greenport, and arrived at Stonington 1; ir: The damage er hull can’ proba 100 to $2.0. The A was San Francisco, She is part- Arbutia railed from eee with @ , bound to a Northern port r ta 3 toon day alter the ‘cspia mretarapy igs that the venael had sprung leak, None aaae pentnd the crew had ‘cactped win tests tires: net ae ie things, he ex ended hie esha A Tew ds with her det, a seyana sd ont, find: oy Si roach ry wil the a at d cargo Wa ut the und Havaxy, March 12—A, short-time since a achocn>r by Sit tht morning bya sian mick whth ett thence storia that the ship waieh left New York with t and grerument sarap was cat on East Key, one uf the, To:tugus. No Tires tot The ship ts bliged, but a portion of the cargo will be saved, (By letter.) St Grorcr’s, Bern.wla, March 10m Chayeaat is thiog fotwarted op Be ters hlice wane ee Shr JF Rolla is im u sad conartion from keel to sruck—ber cargo of tea and oll is much damaged from leakage, &e. ‘The steamship Roanoke, of the Havana line, was yester- cay afternoon taken on the great Sectional cock for repairs. 8. ¢ will be recaulked, and receive her first sutt of copper. Liuxcuxo—A ship was successfully launched from the JAMLoC Samuel Mall, East Boston, at 1034 AM 16ih inst,” She n 160 tons burt! An attempt was made to launch the new ship Madurese at Fairhaven on the 17th inst, but after forcing her abou Ways. She was probably launched a Notice to Mariners, The Sow and Pigs Lightvesscl, at New Bedford for 2 weeks past, has been partially painted und supplied with new wind- [isa “Orders have been received no New mmaininast ‘aud caulk decks, which will detain her 8 or 10 days longer. Whalemen. “Theradgs Feb 2h bars, Solon, NB, taking tn provi 04 Fel rs Solon, 3 0 sit both, ark P Weta, Nii tok sets ents peaentons, orth, of bark San, Franco, NB. to inhi & Son tiated Lunenburg NS, turcn 1 re port ‘4a 0f that Vexsel by foundert, Rape Wort, Mr Foster the mate, and Lunenbure. rticu frown St Hel Eoin, arrived i aiven, Th The was last at ‘310,008, a 2 i jpoken, &c. suce 10k Mavre, Was signalized Feb 15, aire for NYor! ib 25, lat 42 13, Foreign Ports. Avsreepam, Feb 2=in port yi Land, ts aman Bn d to loud cou for Galle at £34 per ja ca l—No Am Vessel in port. ive xX, Ja, Feb 20—No Am vessei in port, A, March 3—Arr Br brig Excelsior, Teathot, NYork; Eliza Barss, Cooper, do; 5th, brig Easex, Smith, d for Card in distress; Br ‘sehr Margaret An Rouke, Newfoundian ‘ork, ferry, NYork for Shanghae (and ‘proc. it); beige Rose: halt Cir), Motrill dy tor Cor, in dist Kinpire (Br), Doe, NYork. Returned 2d, Br brig Lady Chapman, Buliord , shored od the Inland 24, briga Webster Kelley, Heaga ‘Anchored off the [slands 24, brigs Webster Kelley, Heagan, suid Judith Sones, Rayinond. tron N¥ork. Havana, March I sehr Ralph wa oe tga Matin. zon; Iathy barks David Nic Blake, Port Drigs Chico. Tinkham, Beaver, Tapley, Cuistenas; Sea Coombs, Sag port Lh, ships Bamberg, Wilner, and Gen Be “i hage ne Portland; Hatnition, ; barks Chilton, Penaeli, for tan, for Philadel Trevarton;” Col Tatyer, Sutton; Trajan, Babi uahing, Hortimany Damon, hn heriman, une; belys AAC! on: Tp, Simpson: dary'A ny olin Hathaway, Townsend ten, Wi roe Burke Hairy rank ‘Mary Cobb, Young, tune; schrs lark, Matamoros; Sarah, ‘Bint, for NYork Virginia ‘Antonietta (Br), Sbisa; 8 Townsend (rebel), Dray, and U P Knapp (Br), * ibria, Perry, for Aud les rth, tor Stin ze Evans, for’ do to | i Parasia; Witen ot the Wave, todd, for doto load do tor Bome Living Age, Emery, nd Enoch Barnard, Ross, for St deals tor London, Liverpool or the British re. 140. from StN lon 3/ 15. th, steamer Kian Bartlett, and load do ely pia, wh ‘Newront, ¥eb'23-in port ship Southern Eagle, Caldwell, for Matta lig— ra proceeds thence to Odessa or Soulinah to load tallow for Gt Britein, uvreaa, March ISM bark Oregon, Sloane, Cape Verde nueo, Feb 19-In port barks Richmond, Cleaveland, f twerp, reps, to iat ix te in felant uratey 2 cays (beture reported toF Rive pronto CammuLo, Feb sein port schrs Culloch, for N York 25h; Lancaster, je) Vout Mania, Ja, March 1—No Am fone March Ton port bark Restless, 1oF London 12th; een, Victoria, fur NYork 34; Kxemplar, tor W end $a To bad tor Paine Sr Thomas, Mor h yf anid from day: Bot potatoe, for tale eer, 7iBr)s Me- in port brig C Hopkins, skg; schr for Al BOSTON, March 17—avr Signal for & three-masted Clentuegos; Wath Norton, Liverpool. Cl Marine, P: emnedions be the Lake, Puller, Cook, ia, Fortress Monroe ; Ai i j gelirs Hattie M unger MeFarlans, W: nahin Fiori. Peatklin, NYork; J Wison, Young, , Wind NW to N light, brigs Olivia, IiAre schrs Hantress, Disney, Wi Ok scars La HM Abbott, 8. mith, do vin Ta! is, Mayo, Portland via do; Gariton Jayne, R Bennet, Trwin, and Nor Sid sehr NM Tanner, t r Sten Are soir New Jersey, 1 wing, Kiewon, trom Mays Yd ache DE Wolt, te padres Sid Drigs Mon’ r} Buckaloo, Hatteras Inlet (having t Stitt, West Ladios; Chesapeake (Br), Gwynn, Deine. BEVERLY, March 1—Sid sehr Hannah D, Nickerson, New York BRISTOL, March 16=Std stoop Fredevick Brown, Carr, y Arr sloop Rhode Isiqud. Remineton, Providence for 7 ee yDENVERS, March 13—8id schr Nelson Wells, Ryder, New PLEA RweH PO! Ioy, aietiens 17—Cld schrs J E Potts, Hol- ad Toren Oe Providence; Mary, Terrell, Fal) ter Botte HOLE a Mareh 13~Arr brig Centaur, Kelton, HLA. 8D Lice, rely 17, 11 AM—Passi steam. er Cheapente, Lae, S¥ork for Portland. Samee ceisas, ‘Dy: March 17—6i4 echrw Carthagena, Ki jHarset Statins ‘Kelley, aud Beary Clay, NEWPORT Mareh loop Frederic Brow! Providence fur NYork Cand mage mm, Carr, No arrjvalec Wind N, tres. wore, ‘ct tae ct nit ork, rig Ge Moulton, Sloan acrers? we tliDe riean Eagle, do; Baltimore, La Sloops Henry, doy Zebra, Ntork? Reh wont ta PHILADELPHIA, Mareh 17—Arr Thi ‘Taunton; Beart down, nll Bisley aid Miliom) Keen) NY. mT Hiseve Maco, from. Ports Cabelin, Cid fe 01 i Ta Ham), $ brigad R cada Asis, one Na arty Wenge ee, eae ;.R Thompson, Providenes : aindemreid Baxtloit, Fa X ieee Norwegian Md Br ‘yerpon via ‘cases (and ‘ta With); ip Laconia. 2. 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TNO UTLER'S AND Me ef meet manufacturer, 25 East Bi STRONG'S 1 ‘§ PATENT ARMY | TRUNK AND PORTABLE Bedstead combined, corner of Warren street and Broad- way. Depot 22 Broad- i. iM. TYLER yom HORSEMEN. If you want your horse in condition use TOBIAS’ Der. by peice cures coughs, colds, lors of appetite, hide bound, $1 24 It street, New York. SURES (POST PAID) ATWATER'S PA 54 sand roe, for copying business letters ye Thousand already sold. a 4 eatictaction goot, pale" TWATEIt, box 116 Providence, HOTELS. — NOS, 277, 290, 281 GEENWICH ray and Warren streets, comtti td rwise, as may be desires h counter at ail hours. JAMES J late of the Railroad and Adams House, PATTEN's | HOTEL: "POLITICAL, EMOU! RATIO REE D mittee, Tammany i attend a meeting of = ng, Match 30, 1863, wh panaeree ellon Thursd el lareh Fee erent Al # PURDY, Chairman. A. B, Rovtixs, Soun Hanve,” | Seoretartes THE BALL SEASON. | rae OU WILL COME OFF AT a Th Arar evening, March 19, 1862, on or given may be expected, hive pledged themselves to make it one of ¥ Jeasantest nights of waltzing, quadrilles and fancy dancing Fourot the vest cancers in the clty ‘ail appene og on the above evening Mi, Manager, Ss