The New York Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1862, Page 2

NEW YORK HERALD, wee MARCH * 1862, NEWS FROM SHIP ISLAND. ‘The United States steam tranaport Fulton, Commander Watton, arrived yesterday morning from Ship Island, Miss., which port she left on (he 13th inst. at one o'clock Px Sho brings 20 important intelligence. The health of the troops was excellent, and they were in fine spirits. ‘The Urausport steamer Constivution arrived there on the 12th of March. The ship Idaho went ashore of Cat Island on the 9b inst., but was lightened anc! got off the same day. The fleet at Ship Island is as follow:—Sloops-of-war Pensacola and Hartford; gunboats Harriet Lave, Wissa- hickon, Kines, Kennebeck, Calhoun, Piola and Seiota; supply ship Fearnoug)t; schooner gunboat Kittatinny ; prize schooner Cora; ships North America, idao, Qcoan Pearl, Undaunted aud tiack Prince; shooner Eliza 8. Pot- ter, Edward, Lee Heart; also frigate Mississippi. ‘The Fulton brings five siecrage passengers. Our Ship Island Correspondence. Star Isayp, March 12, 1862. A Reconnoissance and an Attack by the Rebels. Owing to the large increase of troops at Ship Island and the meagre facilities for encamping them, General Phelps determined to send an officer to reconnoitre Mis- Bissippi City, witha view to ostablishing a camp at that Point. An order was procured from the senior officer of the Ship Island squadron, Captain James Alden, of the Bloop-of-war Richmond, for the gunboat Calhoun, Captain £. J, De Haven, to proceed to Missiastppi City, under or- ders of Colonel E. F. Jones, of the Twonty-sixth Massa~ chusetts, who bad been assigned the command of the ex- Pedition by General Phelps. On Saturday, the 8th inst., ‘et two o'clock P. M., fifty men each from Companies Band 1, Massachusetts Twenty-sixth, embirked on board the Calhoun, with forty rounds of cartridges and a day’s ras tions. Company B was commanded by Captain E. 8. ‘Clark and First Lieutenant William H. Lamson, and Com- pany | by Captain John Pickering and Firat Lieutenant C. E. Drew. Acutter from the Richmond, with eleven ermed sailors, commanded by Master's Mate f. P. Swan, Of the Vincennes, but temporarily attached to the Rich- mond, accompanied the Calhoun. A fow officers from the Richmond, Captain Howes, of the Tiack !’rince, and your correspondent were the ouly xuests. We also had a prisoner from New Orleans, who was to be landed at Mis Sissippi City and allowed to return to New Orleaus, Alter the embarkation of the troops a con Siderabie delay cccurred in getting up steam, so that it was half-past three wuen we got under way. In about an hour we arrivedat our destination, and the dranght of the Calhoun being only six fee! and a bal’, we were able to rem directly up (o the wharf. As we approached tho village wo saw a man on horseback riding rapidly away from the place Excepting two or three other persons whom we could ee, the place seemed utterly deserted. The two com panies were immediately landed, and the marck up the wharf—which was three-quarters of a mile long and eight fect wice—commenced. When about a third of the way to the shore we fonnd the planks torn up for about thirty yards. Thecross ties were left standing, ‘Dut in some instances weie cut nearly through. A few men were detailed tc teur up the outside plonks and lay them along the ties: and in fifteen minutes wé had a twelve inch walk over the gap. We met no otter ob- Struction until we were nearly to the end of the pier, ‘when suddenly wo discovered another gap worse than he firat. The piles on which the pior stood had been cutaway for some sixty feet, and the outer end of the plank walk hac dropped into the water, eight or ten feet below, while the inner, or shore end, hung tothe re- mainder of the pier by one corner. Searching two smali houses on the wharf we found three short fights of steps, which we lashed toa board and loweredto the broken pior, and passing tightly down the steps and over our (rail ng Cy Were soon gathored on the beach of bverything seemed us quio: us th ,_ anticipating gy danger, the muskets of the panne wore not The: sere: tanded is about a milo and @ half abov City, towards Biloxi. Like most of the ‘Gull towns of Mississippi, it is of very little consequence = aga resort for the wealthy citizens of New Orieans . The houses are stretched along the duach, and of them are fine residences. In @ straight line from Harrison's wharf (where we « irked), @ broad sawdust road runs up through tho vii. lage to Hansboro’,a town two miles distant. A little Jess than # quarter of a mi up this road, on & gentle ac- clivity,a Feed of thick pine woods commences and ex- ends further back than | can say. The reason why I ain unable to 5; eS Seeny He this point wil appear ia a later part of this letter. Accompanied by Captain Clark and his compeny, we marched up the beach, to the right of the whart, an¢ visited several houses, but, with one exception, we found 0 one with whom wo could exchange a word. ‘1 houses had the appearance «f having been very recently abandoned. We finally found an Irishman and his whoie family, and the Irishinan told us there was womethiog of 8 force over at Hansboro’, consisting of cavalry and ar- tillery. Beyond this, the man was exceedingly r We then returned to the head of the wharf, and told by Captela Pickering that. there were’ or of cavalry up the road. | Colonel Jones ordered Cay Pickering to leave one baif of his compeny at tue Chatijenh tapes the-ether: Delf 00, the. beach vs 0 the left. Clark was ordered to deploy half of his ‘company up the road, and to march us toward the woods with the other half. We had gone but a haif-dozen rods when we saw in the woods about a dozen horsemen wheeling into position, and Colonel Jones caught a cht a glimpse of the atnmunition box of a caiss He immediately uveitis order to retreat to the whart, and called in the piatoons that were deployed to the front and left flank. The mn retreated ingood order and formed in line at the wharf. They wee then or dered to retreat in platoons to the Calhoun. All! but the last platoon had left the shore and were on the whar! when we heard the report of a gun, and in A moment canister shot was rattiing around ua like hail. The last platoon then moved toward the wharf in side sicy, ompenntes enemy from <iscovering our retreat. A: all were on the pier nel Joues gave the order for the ‘“‘double-quick—steady.”” We all started ou a quick run, but our progress was impeded by the breaks in the wharf, though—owing to the prulent thoughtful eas and foresight of Mr. R.P. Swan, commanding the Richmond's cutter—our passage over the outer gap was greatly facilitated. After we had gone ashore it oc- curred to Mr. Sawn that we might be in some burry to return; #0, without waiting for orders, he sent some sail ors to lay extra planks over the gap, Mr. Swan's con- duct was most crovitable, and Colnnel Jones did not fail to thank him for bis prudence. While crossing the pier the enrmy fired six times at us with canister and round shot, but not a man was injured, though one was struck tu tho thigh with a spent canister shot, which made a slight abrasureof the skin nud then fell into his boot. He did not stop to remove the ball, but carried it to the ‘Steamer in his boot. ‘The shot feli directly around ua,and one charge of canister scattered the dirt all over Colonel Jones. 9 enemy had thrown shell as well as they threw shot ry fow of us would have been left to Lave told the story. Just before we reached the Calhoun Mr. Swan fired a shel! at the rebels from the 24-pounder Marrott on the steamer’s after deck , and after we were on board we threw two or three more sheils, one of which appeared to burat right in the piece of woods where the vattery was planted, We could not, of course, see what damage was done by the shail, ‘The men behaved thoroughly well. There was no con- fusion, and Colonel Jonos’ only complaint is that he cor not hurry them enough. [n crossing the broken place: in the pier there was no pushing or disorder of any kind The only regret of the men was that they were obliged, for prodential reasons, to retreat without getting a chance to fire at the enemy, while, at the sume time they aro unanimous in their praise of their commander., Of Colonel Jones’ conduet ican speak decidediy, and of my own knowledge Throughout the whole air ho was perfectly cool and eollecied. Not an excited word escaped his lis. Until the last platoon had moved tywards the whart he stood on the shore trying to discern the movements of the rebels through bis glass, and when al! had left he followed at the rear. He was the last man to cross the pier and the last man to get aboard the Callioan, ‘The New Vrieans papers, with thetr usual conscientious regard for the Will probably have an account of a splendid battle at Mlasiasippi City, in which several une drod will be said to have beoa killed on the Union side, and General Butler will be sur: to be reported as having The simple troth is this:—We went for Purpose of reecanoitoring, and snddenly catch. ing sight of @ battery masked in the woods, aud night rapidly drawing ne jonel Jones did the Only thing to be done under the circumstances. We oould form ne idon of the force of the revels; we only knew that they Were pring two guns, und had us in the very worst post tion. If they had dared to o Y out of the woods and plant their pieces at th f the road be fore wo commenced the retreat, thay us, mowing us down like Colonel Jones was attended embers of his staif, via—Dr Goorge FE. Davis, Quartermaster James / Mr. Stone Adjutant Munroe, and his The fay persons died om their passage to thie jaland, and days specifiod:—Private Russell Towle, of Hidington, Maine, February 16—diptheria, Private Jerse Prine?, of Oxford, Maine, Fevriary 19— lung fever, Private 0. R. Pinkham, of Boothbury, Maine, March 5— tung fover. following deaths have taken Piece in camp hero:— Fiiphalet Millor, of Burlington, Maine, March §—su1 only, disonse of the hourt John Hare, of Ashburnham, Massach setts, March 6— apoplexy Tho whole of the forevoing were buried with all the Appropriate religious coreu nies, Arrivals Lrrenroo.—Sieamshiy Poorphy, of Boston: 3 FW Tass wt of onlitoner O es Sha ades ane M de low Row ma, of England, Ja Li veo raet ite tr of Boson; KR Bellar y Cronan, Rev Jobn Hi ger Townsend, of Halifax; bt lo, Of Moutren. ady, of Wavwslurd, L FINANCIAL ¢ 1D COMMERCIAL, ‘Tuvrspay, March 20—6 P. M. Wall street is very quiet. People are waiting to hear from Island No. 10 and the Army of the Po- tomac, and operations of any magnitude are gene- rally postponed until news is received. Money is in fair demand at 67 on call, and 6 a7 for the best paper; government certificates of indebted- ness sell at 97 a 98, Foreign exchange is very dull. Bankers gene- rally ask 112. A few refuse to sell at this rate; but, as a general rule, the public are looking for lower rates to-morrow. Gold fell 4 per cent this morning, rather to the surprise of speculators, who, judging from past experience, took for granted that it would be higher. The mistake probably arose from their forgetting that the government has not yet begun to issue its new Treasury notes. “When they begin to be paid out at the rate of a couple of millions.a day gold may move, though it is not likely that it will ever touch the high premium which our leading bankers so generally expected. This afternoon it was higher, closing 101% bid. The stock market was inactive to-day, and the course of prices irregular. Governments were better, and so were Erie securities; but the general railway list was lower. A concerted bear attack is being made upon Toledo, Rock Island, Galena, and the Michigan shares; and though the bears have thus far lost money, they adhere to their policy, apparently in the hope of a defeat of our armies somewhere or other. The bears in Toledo, who sold the stock down to 44% this morning, loudly assert that it is not intended to declare any dividend this spring. We do not know how this may be, but we have seen a letter from the Presi- dent of the road, announcing that a dividend had been earned, and would probably be declared at the meeting which is about to be held in this city. But whether the surplus in the hands of the com- pany be divided or used to pay off bonds, the result is the same so far as the stock is con- cerned; the point is: bas the road earned a dividend? and on this point there can be no doubt. At the second board prices were rather better than in the middle of the day. The market closed weak, the following being the last quota- tio United States 6's, registered, 1881, 937% a 94; do. 6's, coupon, 1881, 957% a4; do. 5’a, coupon, 1874, 87 a 44; Indiana 5's, 78% a 80; Virginia 6's, 60 a 61; Tennessee 6's, 55% a %; North Carolina 6's, 68 a 70; Missouri 6's, 513, a 52; Pacific Mail, 9544 u *,; New York Central, 6324 a %; Erie, 37% a l4; do. prefered, 62 a 44; Hudson River, 35% a 36; Harlem, 1234 a %; do. preferred, 31 a 32; Reading, 41% a 42; Michigan Central, 56 a 24; Michigan Southern and deagpae Indiana, 237% a 24; do. guaranteed, 4724 a %4; Panama, 120 a 12144; Mlincis Central, 653% a %4; Galena and Chicago, 69 a 6%; Cleveland and Toledo, 44% a 45; Chicago and Rock Island, 66 a %; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 63 a 24; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, 26 a +4; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 112 a —; New York Central 7’s, 1876, 102 a 10324; Erie third mortgage bonds, 92 8 93%; Mithigan Cen- tral 8's, first mortgage, 103 9 104; Illinois Central bonds, 7's, $4 a 95; gold, 101% a \%, The business of the Sub-Tressury was as follows to-day:— Receipts $475,960 03 —For cusioms, 95,000 Taymonts. 400,044 55 Balance... TUN 4,680,783 31 The following sales were made at auction by Albert H. Nicolay:— $2,090 Brooklyn city water sixes.........- 1,000 Logan Co, ining & Man. Co., lst mort. . The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $20,330,875 21, and the balances 41,138,597 37. The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad for the second week in March were:— 188i. 1862, « 100% % +$32,707 60 » 23,513 33 Increase. $805 73 The exrsings of the Chicago and Rock Island road for the second week in March were:— +. 16,999 00 +$18,106 00 $1,107 00 The statements of the banks ‘of the three princi- pal citics of the Union for the last week compare with the previous one, and the corresponding time of 1361, as follows :— Looms. DP recta. Circulate, 8, gisdcons $76 100.308.90 BTR O00 5 908,856 i 7 17,” 61744928 ty <a a ret G Men 1, 23473, 998 1 253,461 5 BN Boh Reser i are 142,907 1 Set DES En Bd me eae ieee 209,749,186 128,678,388 47'120,719 17,361,016 ‘The statement of the Boston banks for the last week compares with the previous week, and for the corresponding week of 1461, as follows :— Biarch 10, 1862. March 17,1862. March 18,1361. BLS, 500 61,746,023 11,727 peposits...... 2: s40,208 Pay 8 Circulation... 6.603,139 6,364,776 The statement of the present week, as compared with the preceding, shows a’ decrease of $87,577 in the items of loans and discounts, $324,363 in circulation, $156,130 in deposits, and an increase of $62,431 in specie. The Boston Daily Advertiser of yesterday thus notices the money market of t! at city:— The week opoued on an improving market in money and stocks as compared with the previous week. Money hag moved more treely in the various departments ot trade, altbough comparatively apeoking, the demand for capital is still quite limited. “The movement in govern- ment securities has been strong and active, parties act ing in full coufidence that the rebellion is rapidly on the wane. Increage...... Toans. Specie Money is freely offered at 5 to 6 por cent; except are, however, occasionally below and above these figures, stock collaterals ranging from 6 to 8 p accordi'g to circumstances, Bank specie, $8,437,000— a further slight gain. The Chicago Tribune of Tuesday says:— New York exebange remains close, and no change has occurred from last week's rates. The larger banks tako round is from customers at par, and 4 above is paid by some of the brokers to keep up'a supply. Customers are supplied as heretofore at ' per cent premium, aud outsiders arc charged 34 a % per c = a demand 18 considerably in ©xcess of the 8 Gold is dull, The rate today in New F ork was only 134, but prices here did not follow the New York mar- nd Femained nominal at 115 buying and 2 per cent selling, with very few transactions, The larger houses would not pay over 1 cout, and we presume round jots could Baye been had ata very small advauce above the nominal buying figure. p arch 29, 1962. 150 sis Erie RR.. BLO 94% 100 do $54000 U 86's 'B1,reg 94 95000 U 8 6's,'81, con Cr 4% 660 93% 50 do... 5000 U E58, T1,ccg 88" 100 Erie RR pret..t 5000 U 8 6's, '74,0 87% 50 Hud Riv RR..b 7000 ‘ire 7810 pons 109 100 do. 6000 It! Cen bds, 60 89 oO do, 1000 Til con bds, ‘77 bd 75 Harlem 3 1000 Hh war joan. 100 Kartetn RR pf.b30 3; 7000 Teun 6's, © “woleatng Rn a a 59g yt Mich Cen RR.... 564 $000 N Carolina Oa. 70 0... 56% bao Fe ge 5644 56%, bn east iit 23) do 7000 5000 California 7's. Sov M So SN gate, 4) 1000 de 3001 Cen RRserip.. 654% 1000 Iowa 7s. 200 d0......D80 6534 S00 Erie2imex 7%. 102 400 65% 2000 Erie RR4thm b 83 100 6544 1000 Hud Riv dmb 53 250 65% 2000 Mich Soudm.. 73 60 839 65% 50000 Amorican gold. 10134 500 fl Ceu Can bd se. 35.4% $0000 do... +. b80 10144 100 Clev & Pitts RR. 174 40000 do......b60 1014g 200 a 00 17% 1000 do wl 17% 2000 Mich S¢ f 04 0944 2000 IH Cen RR bds 94 095 G00 CLANWaEb 88 6955 1000 Chi & NW 2m. 1714 604g 3000 Tol & Wa 1m 6954 Mi 446 ‘ do do 50 do 500 Brie } should le sealed. CLEARED. a Invincible, Hepburn, Liverpool—Spofford, Tileston Co. ate i ong " ica fell and aft sehr whi she hove in sight, but, haut aoa Palmetto 9 fag; she stood in hai Nowards shoal our reach, a8 she AE NOE SOR CRT, r, lad acargo oof 21,807 bushels wheat. e Bric Tatstie, Sinith, which eet from bee sit rahi itst for Cardenas put back to 8 Lith leaky and with tose of deck ‘oad, having haa a severe aay ‘the lath of Nan- tucket South Shoal: Scutt Axaurus, reported picked up at ea with angur Roles in her ‘bow, and faken | into Cardenas by Spanish pormnee. ward of ne ; 6 Cal » having 6] theday abe lettCardenas. - Capi, Fed 0—Cept BI H F Sparrow, of American bark Cam- brlige, of Boston, art a: Cadiz Keb 18, from NYork, reyorts 50 shs maces ie ‘ms 50 Pac M SS Co.b60. Y Cen city COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Tuvraday, March 20—6 P. M. that Jan 27, ‘37 40, iun 65, shipped a heavy sea over the stern, carry ing boat and Knocking the round house Po yar peer embraced 50 bb... including pots, at | ver sae sii vain brake it down us ship then came 5, and pearls at $5 50. 0 in the wind; hove her to under mizen staysali, 37 42 lon 52 ‘bie lying to in a he shipped a sea Breapstvs+s.—Flour—The market exbibited more | over the aren witch eee twehietn taaie Fons sea man over , i ji steadiness, while prices were without change of moment. | Hraxing in eatin doors and aching away cine the” deck ‘The common and lower grades were firm, while the sales | load of staves. Tue mate's name is George Kendrick, and footed up about 16,000 bbis., closing within the following | “0% * Norwegian, name unknown. pp Antwerp, &c, for Genoa, putin Livexroot, Balitmore, lade Drat, March 6~The American schr Fred Sherer, Cheever, range of prices. fou Hull for Havana, bas been obliged to alip an shshor aad and Superfine State. $5 25 a 5 35 | Chain to prevent collision with another ship, an Extra State. ms 5 40.05 55 supplied with others from here, : ~ 25 0 5 95 | ,, Dustas, March 4—The schr Hound, Pearman, of ‘and from 5 40 a 6 60 Bermuda La rg orale arrived here after a severe pete Basmage of 64 da ys, paving sarouniorsd,a suanension of Beary, $7046 00 | r4.wours, March 5—The American bark BR Barney, 610 a7 00 yoster- 1000775 3000425 29003 20 rot the Eiverpuol, New: Tore ‘ompany, was due here, and owing in her or mror the july taco ee ent ete Being one of ae eepen tek] Inman line, her non-arrival Corn meal, Jersey and Brandywine...... ry —Canadian flour was in some better requestand at firmer fates; the sales footed up 800 bbls. at the above figures. Southern flour was heavy, and the sales embraced 700 a will most like to the Under. 800 bbls., closing within range of the above figures. verison | but ~oeaner re} Ga the wep steemante Lan the same Rye flour was steady at our quotations, with sales of 175 | [eaves wo doubt but tint Sao we oe a oat fearful bbls. Corn meal was heavy at the above Prog, wl while weather, In the meantime {tis satisfactory to aay no fears tho sales embraced about 400 bbis. N ME iaceiion Denlan incon sihe eee RR arsived hase Brandywine, Wheat was beavy and in iar with leaky, with rude te aay part of cargo thrown over- moderate saies, which embraced some 25,000 bushivle at } oni, having experi cod envy weather: $128 for ‘Canada club; $1 30-for ‘Milwaukee club, and Poy Victor, from Ostend, came in contact 24 $1 35 a $1 38 for red Jersoy,on the dock, and §1 40 for withthe a ip Annawan, ucar the landing stage, and sunk under the ship's bow do., delivered, and $1 35 for ordinary red Western, in store. Rye was more buoyant and in good roquest, with Lisnox, Feb 26—The sbip Revenue, from Liverpool for sales of 12,000 bushels State at S0c. a Sic.,on the dock, | New York, telegraphed yesterday as having, pue in and at S9c., delivered. Corn wus in bettor request and | !¢aKy- gabe sin ataratine not having a bill of heath ices rather firmer; the sales embraced about 88,000 | which pot iu here Sith Feb very leaky gad. with’ damege, Pp bushels at 62'3¢. for old Western mixed, in store; 60c. for do,, delivered; dry Delaware yellow at Glc. &Glc., and Jersey new do, at 68 3¢c. a 50e, Covreg.—We have still to report a quiet market, while Prices were without change, though im the absegce of Sales they were neminal. Cor ~The market was quiet, whilo sales were com- fined to some 200 bales in small lots, in the main at un- changed prices, while quotatious among broke:s were irregular and varied considerabl; must discharge. Rio Jaxxino, Feb 7—The ship Norway, pool for Calcutta, which pnt in is reported leaky” Soutwampron, March 6—The cargo of the Hausa (s), trout New York, which came up, here yesterday for repaire to her machinery, will be transhipped to Bremen; her mails and speele were landed yesterday morning, ‘aud’ will be forward- ed via London and Ostend. Oceax Datrt—U 5 Naval Observatory and Hyd: Ollice, March 4, 1462—The U8 Consul at Honolulu mitted to the honorab Major, from Liver. ical trans retary of the Navy a paper ob- Frmitirs.—Engugements were moderate, To Liverpool | ixined ‘roma boule picked up on the Island of Oueshcow, 8.000 bushe!s of wheat were engaged in ships’ bags at arout the 22 of August, 1861, and of which the following is 64,4. 8,500 do, corn at 6d. in bulk, 4,500 bbls. flour at Is. 1s. $4.,700 boxes bacon at 17s. 6d. and 100 erces lard at 17s. 6d. To Glasgow 1,200 bbis. flour at vx, Capt Ellery, bonnd from San Fran- ‘This bottle was thrown overboard on 2s. 3d., 500 do. at 2s. 4d., 6,000 bushels wheat in. ships? st of Sy, 15 fas H Rocewete of New More bags a! 72{d. ‘To Antwerp 80,000 bushels of grain were | "Fina s point of necked the prota pace wets taken at oa. por 60 pounds, waif struck, being ii 2146 N, lon 160 12 W, its drift was Hay was steady, with sales making at 80c. a 85¢. fur | W 2 deg N, and, on on supposition that at was picked up im- 5 miles per "Supernitendenk Spanish steamship contin ‘gulen te Philadelphia, on Mondsy for Havana, is a Propeiter of $35 tong, launched Isat sprmg from Mr Cram| d, Philadelphia, She was shi; ping, and at 90c. for sie use. Mo.assm:.—Small sales of Cuba muscovado were re- Ported at 24c. a 26. Oits were steady, with sales of city linseed at fie Crude sperm was at $1 40, und whale ditto at 50c. a 52c. mediately after landl ya velocis day. om ‘GILIASS, Su he Union, and wa ‘ed for some time Fetreleum was beavy and’ less active both for crude and | {yen Called the Union, tnd wan mployed 1 Lecetmenneret refined *though withoat essential change in prices. hauled. She is intended to run on the line between Havana and pti A2 brig Helen Jane, 186 tons, built at Damariscotta in 1849, has been sold on terms not made public. - Capt JL. Middleton is vow buildit Middle Hadda: Pe tergpey apne Leet ca te ok and Hartford. She is to be larger and more pow. rtul ny other of this description than has been emp! phiyed ou the river, Her ile ae licrare now wae sandy Philadeld! iT st about $9,000, and wil for service about the Ist ord June, or sooner, ‘A fine screw steamer of about 400 tons, called the Bushnell, was launched on the 18th inst from the yard of Chas Maliory, Mystic, She is owned by the builder. Missixc Vusseus.—The gale of the 24th and 25th ult has at 1 Rovision-.—Pork—Tho trausactions have been mod- erate, while prices were sustained. The sales embraced about 700 bbls. at $13 50 $10 6234 @ $10 75 for new. prim city prime mess, Beef was firm, with sales of 120 bbis. at $12 $18 for plain mess, and $14 a $14 25 for extra do. Roef hams were firm at $178 $17 59. Tiorce beet was unchanged. Cut meats were firm and in good de- mand, with sales of 120 ab 43¢0. a be. 6, for ary salted shoulders, and 53<c. a 6c. for do. hams; 230 boxes long cut English hams on private terms, ‘and 30,000 pickled sides were reported at 6%c. ‘Bacon was in moderato demand, with sales of 500 boxes at 63<c. for long ribbed Western, 634¢. « Tc. for short ribbed do., | prved mov dieasirons to the Gloucester fishing fleet, and. Tic. for short Dressed hogs ‘wore duit and | from prevent advices the lose ot pe wil'be Yor reay ‘ 4 d enor ; som, Inactive at Sic. & Sc. for Western and city.~ Lard was | largely, excording that wf any previous season, from since heavy and dull. The-salee embraced 700 packages at Te. a8kc. State butter was soiling at 18c. a 22c.—the latter for good to primo dairies. State cheese was at 7c. & 8c. , and Ohio at 6c. ‘Ruos was quiet ana omminal at Tc. Svcams were-steady aad moro active. The ales em- braced 1,300 bhds. Cubas, mostly within the range of 6%c. a 7X6. for rellaing aud grocery goo1s, and 100 Doxes wore sold at 7c. the storm. » Vessels that were out at that the gone out gain and ateived a second time will Sod yer no one hus heard of those mlasing, with taocesoep: tion of two or three reported ta have Beta sen on the Bans; and the bare possibility of their ha been blown otf and Test thole saa, or the-crews being taken off Ly soupe out ward bound veswel, is the only faint hope which now remains of the safety e crews, CJ that most of the vessels, if not all, came in contact with one another in the blow, and were at once sunk togetherson the TALLOW was steady at 83<c. for city, witha moderate | tank. Thy hair-breadth escapes of rs from collision demand. leads every one to suppose that this was the manner of thelt dest tol, althoug! one may liv The ‘Wursxey.—The market was without change of moment in prices. Sales of 600 bbis. were made at 243¢c. @ 25c. Navat Sqokn-.—Trateactious were light, nding 45 bis. sp rits at $1 05+ and 100 bbls. No. 2 rosin at $6 per 280 pounds. Y- ow mitsing were some of the finest und sireagest of our ticet, and were manned by from one hundred and fif- teen to One hundred and twenty men, among which were toune of the best fabermen in the place: “A large portion o; tem leave fainities, and it Las been estimated that as many a4 two hundred children will be made orphans by tuis disus- tors and urvat distress will be exuwed by the lowe of wo many jn whow others were tor Kupport, while & glyom haa becu cast over our Whole communtty.-—lowoseter felegraph. SHIPPING NEWS. Movements of Occan Steamers. FROM EUROPE. tents o Notice to Mariners. BOSTON MANDCH, BUXZARD's BAY AND VINEYARD 6OUND Notice is pokey given thavon ‘on the ioe afer as possible, ike Nua and Ci Por ‘22. ..New York Ey New York onging tn, the : Hai 8 and Sow be rey ud the Spar 3... New York | iitgys now ccenty'ng thelr eations replace, si &.-Now York | “By order of t be tlenthouse Board. es y ‘Clerk to Lighthouse Inspector 24 diet, Boston, March 1, 1862, Whalemen. Spoken—Jan 31, lat 11 46 N, lon 3¢ 17 W, bark Trople Bird, Hagar, NB, no report ot oil, P Spoken, Sec. ip Belle of the Sea, sigebee, hen Pra foss of uiizetitnaal, Jau 31, lat? 98 N, lou 20 45. “Ship Mogellan, from Chaneral for Liverpool, Feb 18, lat 2% ion Sw, from Dublin for N¥ork, March 6, off the rand Bao Gouip Trinountaia, from London for Boston, March 4, off the Grand Banks, ‘Ship Washington Irving (Br), #:cering 8, Mareb 10, lat 28 ion ‘phrk ‘Satacia, a, Burton, from Boston Dec 8 tor Buenos nette, from Cardenas for Boston, March M4, off Ayres, Jan 18, lat Bark B pe Fe: ,Foretgn Por nif epwnto, Siartin, Sunderland (and ¢ Jan 3 for San geen SPECIAL NOTICE. It letters and packages intended for the New Yous Ha ALMANAC FOI id yors—rmis pay. V2 | moon ai Port of New York, March 20, 1862. Havana—J E Ward & Co. Hong Kong—A A Low & Bre Inwall—Koowon & Fosdick. Hd & Co. EI henson & Co, Bark Petrea, Stuties, Phtindeiphin-t i Gage Brie a A Horton (Br), Reynoida, Jentuegon DR Dew, Brig Uraue, Warren, GienfuesosoR T Buck & C Brig Mogna Charta (Br), Shaw, Sagua—D R Dewalt, sg lenerss Royal (Ibr), Newoold, Bermuda—Sauich, from Flushing Burstow (Pill), Mi for Glowcenter: Nord Cap. 8 pi Chine! Ot, Baral York for oriter Brurast, Mare h 1—St 1 4-o8, This, Cameron, from NYork it tor Bristol. yant, Lane. from New Abner Stetson, Jr, Phinney, Ha- ter, NYork; March 2, erika, NYork “AYuXS, Jan 16—Atr Sarauel Robertson, Taber, Bor. ld 19th, Atnbrozine, Loe ch, Christian 9; Joseph Hale, Stev Feb dare Chantel ant sth for Rio Sehr a “Monson, Jr, Brewster, Bermuda—Smith, Jones A Watson, Baltimore (and «co che Earl Mulgrave (Br), Searles, Hallfax—Jemes Hunter Schr Challenge (Br ¢, Halifax—B F Sins Canvirr, Maret }—Are Wabaah, Thowpsou, Mar port: St Schr Panay Been, Bilege Fort Pistons Kenny. Charles, “Southampton: f D Wagner, Ryder, Seir Albert Piel, Phillips, Roanoke Lsland—N Ley nay | te ri Siu Ist Amanda, pendieton, Havana} 24, 6 G Dun. ac jenoa. singion, DO=V srirow, March 2—Sul Arey, Wilton, Liserpool sone a gO NOLS Rat Re petted apis, Feb 18—Atr Cambridge, Sparrow, N Pork. cArT Armen Harnil\on, Bostos, Sear Sarah, Benner, Philadelphia, Kenny. at McAlvine, Bugs 7B ake, Bla Beir It Atwood Kh BI Bratley. and angus Behr Mary Natt, Smith, phia—H S Ra: Li nnekin, natn ( and both sid for NYork); Fe Schr WW Brainerd, Bowditch, Find! hp nny. Cardi); 24, Noeweglan, aussi “30 ths WI Longteliow, n, Moody, do for Cadiz SombiGeo (and pro- Haminond, Niovk Schr Elizabet! Schr Cora. Kelle: Sclir AS Brow! Sehr Mor , Baker, Port , Calais—Master. rn—A Howes, Sinall 1,from Chatham for Sar: Nee Era, Walker, tt ! a Sldeide for Uardenasy Frek Sherer, from do for Havana; Mary Broughton, Here fick, trom do for Surinarn, 3 iy Dusuix, March 4—Arr Sunrise, Moller, NYork; Minona, Schr Conquest, Conklin, New Hatcux¥ Dunham. Bytin, do. sid 4:h, Hero, Ganday, and Jupiter, Jossphson} Sebir onde: na, rt—L Kenny. ‘or! aa tl spy ee Lbinons Baer, March LOM: Consress, Mahoney, froin sweryant for Beaton (or Phill Steamehip Fulton (US tranaport), Wotton, Ship Istiand, , Mare do March 13, 1 PM, in ballast, to Mfus & Bro. Had fine wea: | pie fog eg eocaery ther (Bight head winds the entt< passa en? Ath, Eliz. , Liverpool, Feb 12, with hhulse to ma <r, - larch i Art Ibis, Gloppesta, NYork, Bark of Yarmouth, NS), Perry, Dublin, Feb 4, Gia yw, Mare! 4—Arr ang ia NYork. imiston Brow. Had strong W gales; fost jib: H ait, Feb 28—Arr bark » Lisbon, 62 days, im bal- Algiers, Dec 6, via 8t Tho pb 26, In Salim: ch. Meineke & Wendt, Bark BA Chases Milliken, Ts ovana, March 10, with sugar, toC &E J Peter Fl (Pras), Zieste Wendt e South (of Bi Wish hides, to J Lea: Pring Albe ©), Chapman, Rio : tt, 1, Collum, rig Henry ine (Br, of Maitland, NS), Dart, Arroyo, re A A, with toH J & CA Dewolf, 7. Mat_bS—dia port Ocean Ranger, Averili, Yarmenth, NS), Trefry, Ponce, Feb 28, | der and, r ady. Sid Feb 28, Poulins & nella, Jersey, Liverre M, h 28d New Yorks negos, 20 days, with sugar do, to t, Marel rr Nove master Brig St Peter (Br, of Arichat), Graham, Manaanitla, Feb 13, with mdae, to Arthiir Leary. Had NE gates most of the pas: , Galatea, Wendell, Taibot, Neuvitas, Feb —, with ‘Ame ane | “Brig Caroline (of Machias), Francisco; Flot 1c, hon, Doyle; ¢ Send, Jack; Shaki , Matanzas, 10 days | (hor Soy War Eagle, Taye jor, Bahia n. Del2 days. Sid ds , Borilewux; 4th, Gov Lang. ae g y' Sid ng, Borleaux; 4th, Gov Lang: 4s Sipple, Malt hr BL Fleming, Shaw, Wilmington, eae W Cuminings, Whe sha, FIle and ; Elizabeth a Cornish, NYork; Healey, Bombay; My fon Avr Holling We Sears, Boston; inihondas, Consti- 13d, Albion, bal adel pita. Brown, Bi Philadelphia for Roston, vet, Falkenbarg, Philsdelphia for Boston. rl 1 Rowe, Harri«, Philadelphia (or yd Sehr Black Di ts Philaste “Cid bat, He Noedics Sth) ad arbor. hy We Harbor Thomas; ist! ethport for ver. St Peabody, Bo: mihport tor Middictown, inpion, WeKay, Cardif’ and Samaritan, 8 Cc Ross, St John NB, ‘inevehy Roney, for Boston; Java, Dag- Yorks “Leona, Williams, do; Arundel, Barter, erson, from ship Arkwright, ‘Sloop RH Broomall, Merritt, Great Beg Harbo nor Vulcan, horrison. Philatelphig, | r+ # aay® is Steamer Betrel, Young, Providence: or Steamer Westchester: Jones, Pravitonece ig Steamer Hayes, Williams, Mystic ol, NYork; 27th, x ~ SAILED. eB. Sid 26th, Thule, N York. ne, Hall, 10th—Ships Lawrence, Liverpool; RM Taylor, Londons | » Lucnons, Feb 24— Ay dia, Ni hols, Genoa; 27h, HV Jexandrine, Bristol; Adele (Hanover), Antworp;' Vandalia, stor, Owen, Cardi Bordeaux; barks Gare le, Barbaudons Scio» Havana, Manseruurs’ March d-Avr State of Maine, Cates, NYork. 20th—#:oumsbips P Br), Port-au Prince; La | MALA@s. Pe Arr Hunter, Barker, NYork, nana (Sp), Havana; Phitadelplita Moxtavinno, Jan 28-Arr Gurl, NYore, th, Gare Hen etka, ¢ FOR ADDITIONAL PORT NEWS SEE MourE PAGE, naxcam, Jan 21—Sld Gilmore Meredith, Doane, Cay- | Misccliancous. | vont, Feb 2-Sid Chapin, McCriliis, Cape Verd The fine steamship City of Washington, commanded by the | 1 er man, Cartan, NYork, accomplished Capt Brooks, sails to-morrow, Saturday, at 12 | AU NP, March 2-Arr rebel ‘steamers Bila Warley: n and Liverpool, from pler #4 NR w7ey, Chaitestons prov to 10th, Kate, Lockwood, do; ve, joston ftom London t wourd, Mare 5 York. it 31 23, hav close-feefed topsa “barometer 23 3-10, 3 ty fval, spavker boom Ueda ah. rare Clemeus, for do 8 days: sehr ‘Gen Rorrendai York, ready; ‘Rocuxce, March gto Guexde, Jan 18 frim and for N¥ork ini) days: M Al fark tart A Arzac, V To port bi Maiy E Jones, Jones, al Te Darling, from wort, for Montev 5 and ot! id Jan 27, Matilda, Petersou, NYork. Jasna Pasta o> ito Nichols, Marseilies; Tip, Norway, Major, Liverpool for Calchtta, reported leaky. i B port Feb 1) iste, for NYork; Marion, for Baltl FC Conte, Blien, Seth Welheimne, and. Fiygareon & Bim for for United Sater; Mary Hyle {or Mang00n nid rr M n ; Katahdin, We- ast, Star of the West, ‘Richards, Coguttn Sores Mark —Put “Maud,” Taylor, from Quesnstows for Londsa” *™ MP. “Mand.” Fay fe os March: — port Zone, Fullerton, for Boston, SUNDERLAND, 2—Sid Cumberland, Waite, Portland, Mex Cre _ py Queen, Folbreck, Calcutta. Nazaire, Ae ry Apesoe, for NYorl FY veces ee pate i inal a th Yeo, sortie or pia : fa 1 poet genin ‘kOON, March aT ariner, iner, ndonde: pYsanela, Fed Tomar Williams Chamberlain, Jenuin.y Vena 4 wing | .yhks CRUE, March 2—In port sehr Buphemia, Bailey, from Ports, American BOsTON, March to, Lone—arr ship, sat Wels Bun, Skolficld, Londo ‘Woodward, lonaives vin For: fine flan MEA Newcomb, Kemp, Deals Yaland; JH Hore an, Ruth N AU cmp; Ady “Heiter, Fs ile, ad Win, Hq Aion, hae x + ship. a wi a a Gi xo, Siow, for the ign ios fs ‘brig Pr te ay ee ne; iutolk, Baker, ire; Oe as Morea, Nevvcaail, Dai; Baal Gils bi New Ja Fool as owe | York; wt © Baltimore; R , Keiley, Ni ta toNW, ata ts: So worn P Albert Mason: Douglass, ‘Courier, Hixgins, Duma: Fiscotta via Church Check; 8 B Parker, Fitcgerali, Portland via Tangie BOOTHBAY, March 14—Arr schra Charlie & Willie, Hoop- er, Rockland for Fortress Nontve; Superior, Robinson, and on, do BciaAgeruTOnT, March 1%—Cid schre Fred Eugene, Acorn; Louisa, Haskell, and R H Daly, Cash, Boston; Jas Parker, Wheeler, Fall River; Dr 1 owers, Municey, Haven; Rival, Hobbie, Stamtord; Evelyn, Paliner, do; Lever: iny doner Tuunton; sloop Helen, Babcock, F Pa River ESTER, Marca 13—Arr schra Susan (Br), Porto nice for Portiand; Muggle Beil Gilkey, Camden fof Wash. HIGHLAND LIGHT, March 19, sunriae—In sight, ship Jonn Ti ker, trom Loudon; sch J F Carver, frow Balilmore via Edgartown, for Boat Aigo a bark and a brig, Sun- get—inside, ship Youn Tucker and ® bark, Outside, four "HOLMES HOLE, March 18—Arr brig Cronstadt, Havana for Boston. EDFORD, pearon Jo-Arr schr Hunter, Rackett, NEW Bi neath Bia 8 liken, Fish, do. VEN, aur bark Evening Star, Mans. Seid, Gun ran, Frindie, Bt Or it; schra ni i, and Hann: Chapin, Elizabeth - i len aia Pe Lyman, 8 Brain. NYork; Talitha “& Hannah, Elizabet ELPHLA, March 20—Arr bark A McNeil, Somers, a achr A Burtlest, Barviett, Port Royal, Old brig San Antonio, Suow, Ship Isiah; schev'J’ J Spencer, Smith, Key West; Hori Hatteras Inlet; Valorovs (Br), Her- man, Hatten MWe Thacher, Boston; Georgia, Bucklin, Rockland, Sid ships: tency Oxna Liverpool} Lord Broushan (ts liam), Hert ug P Godwin, EM, Benodiet, "Maryland, 5 ie ALES a bark and fonr from Now ork, for tr pastea up The d auother ship the Roadat salveohanr arcnioes for Philindl pnia, The barks aguayra, and A’E iiarvey, {fom Mouteyideot tnd eet ot light vessels remain at anchor inside the Break- w PORTLAND, March 18—Arr Br steamship Caledonia, Clark, Glasgow ; steamer Chesapeake, Crowell. York. “8d brigs away, Atherton, Aguadilla, PR: Harvtet, Tit com, fat schr Lookout, Thornton, itimore. Sid bark Las Laconia Driga FR Curtis, Olive; sehr Maria Roxana, an PORTSROURI March 18 Old brig Delmont Locke, Vea- zie, Wilmiugton, Del. Sid 17th, schr Maria Pickup, Baker, Balumore. SHIP ISLAND, March 7—Arr ship Fear Not, Pensacola; sch ES Police, Potters NYork: 8th, ships Norih Carvilua, Collins, and Idaho, Howe, Bostor youn Pearl, Crow: ell, do; llth, prize schr Cora, captured off Apalachicola ; 12th, geamsbip Go Gonstituuion, rictener, Now York vie Hampton Nat Tortugas. Tnvort Marsh B ships Black Prince, Howes, end Undaunt- ed, Eliott, unc; brig Xenophon, Doak, do, ed BOARDING AND LODGING. LADY, WISHING TO RLD HERSELF OF THE CARE of hoiisckeeping, w wishes to give the use of her furni- ture (save linen and silver) for ‘thet board of herseli and two daugoters—theelier for a short tne, and the younger per- ‘Any person desiring to make such an arr. ment rl pleut address, with real mame, &., A. F., Uni square fost BACK PARLOR AND EXTENSION ROOM TO LET— Furnished or unfurnished, t» a gentleman and wite or two sinule gentlemen, with’ full or partial Bo Pos. session immediately. Also a front or back Rom, on second oor, after the Lst of May, with fuil or partial Board. Apply atllt East Seve ith str: on IGHLY RESPECTABLE GERMAN FAMILY, ut children, gocupy ing a first class houge, will Gholee of handsomely turned ‘Rooms, with Board or pri- Yate table, English and French spoken. Apply at 43 near Broadway. ps Poamnene AND LODGING, -* MAN AND avy fiend Hann Biate tering de, WW, C. Ferre FROARDING. NG.—THUREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACOOM modated with Board, or geutlemen and their ‘ivee, ing ponte pene, No. 37 Java street, Greqmpoint, K ference OARDIN ROOM WANTED, BY A GESTLEM in & private family, where be could tadacta 01 would give some language ri musier Aldesok. W. Herald oleae OARD IN BROOKLYN.—PLEASANT FRONT ROOMS 011 the #ecoud story of @ first class house, wi modern couv@ntences, can be had by applying at ki street. Dinuer ae BRCokexw HEIGHTS, ‘A FURNISHED OR UNFUR. naled Boon wa Frat with Board, to & genlicnan and indy sino, Bootup ‘opal in eutleane 8 « New famntly; hon tly situated? nth, de. ute ferries, Terms moderate. 54 Willow street bape) PoaRoens WANTED ON THE HUDSON/—A FAMILY, ownit, a Ville on the banks of the Hudson, conven! he city by railroad or boat, woutd like to imake an a ment with a family 0. four or five grown persons, UF sntevaen und their wives, without children, Yor Botti, y hte be aed fit house as water alt és Venieaces for boatiny and oatibag and stabling for norace, References exchanged. Adare V box <a Poatofice, Nk OUNTRY BOARD AT A PRIVATE. RESIDENCE — Houne frouting on th # from New Yor So ar * ‘Addreas bos throwzhout; cun- (IOUNTRY BOARD WANTED—WITHIN TWO HOUT Fide of the city, form indy and dauguter (12 years), ite: twnndly; Cathie pr ferred, Would expect to ur ver. tuanent. if suited. Must hu schoo. gone! leat a and 8 their iicoino te moi large at present) torma must be dr a5 00x 4,077 Kost otttco, wish full partic \OUNTRY BOARD WANTED.—A GENTEEL FAMILY, ing five adulis, {: desiroug ob pro wing country Board, witiin fifty miles of New York anu of easy accom, | They danot afford ta poy high Bours, ons ANA not expe: Any luxuries, bul 7" ‘Addreae ‘Dox St Post ollce, Ford ordain, 8 Sind NOUNTRY BOARD-FOR A FAMILY GIVING UP lowsekeeping, desirous to pass the suauMer in the cow thy Lege airy roOwWs, with fiat ciags table, axe Oitered Me iair rate, ina pleasantiy located ho ithe Hudson, twe Iniuutes walk trom a Fallroad depot ama steminloat Inn itiae Distance one hour from the city, Address Greenburg House, Dobvs' Ferry, New York. YEATLY FURNISHED LODGING ROOMS 70 Ler 4 Dinut Also, rooms the week, Hote Abs aa al i Grand strect, one igor ‘trom Arey Seetotber QOusBROF: FOURTRENTH STRI ET nished Rooms (0 reut, ta © \'ts te or incale; house oe sly cdg accomtndayons. unee be ways inted and furn terms reasonabie. R Ooms HANDSOMELY | FURNISIDE plcusant locatigu, to let, witi tal oa igusrtiate Prom Teiatiy: Whe do noe iitead May, Apply at 42 st. Mark's pince. OOMS AND PARTIAL BOARD WANTLD—IN BROOK- lym, Agentioman desires o hire, for imei, wife and sdanguter, four Rooms, durw-sbes or Unt vriis ccd, um bac bee cont floor of « good hcuse, supplied With Wwaler, as des, BE ol AND JIN rd if desired, moving it with paruial Bowsd, the viciutiy ot Courtand Aunty 8 ferred. If suited, the ais 3 “: permane: The ‘testi sferences’ given wud required. Address box Brooklyn Post oilice. OOMS, WITH BOAR men, Or gentlemen with ted with pleasaut Rovins at 67 Ulinton exchanged, v [Ni ENTLY y . Sirona ee an sory Sey ca exobanged. jloughvy strect, brovkiyn, Keferences @ (PO WIDOWERS OB BACHELORS —A WIDOW LaDy of relnrment and x superior ouckeeper, Raving s ie Of new furniture, wisies to ives, chant geitie- mau owning # house whe will allow arg Pent bhe Bibicy ee in Pour, wing ber own furniure, or enthanen and principals Only inay addaces Ne nasser fe i) Herald ollice. GENTLEMEN.—A PRIVATE FAMILY DESIRES é brated gears seitia Une vo weatly firaished Tront Rom &, wi Mate Ob Men viiaing. Appiy at 16 West Housts of M GENTLEMEN ONL LEG, WITH partial Board, in» nea Seetdeainonse abet tuily of grown peimous, Ajply at at Tweulyeveveuth strect, near Broaaway. i 10 LET—WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, & HANDSOME: Turf shed back Paror aud Eavoialon; iso front Parlot on se.on" Noor, with snail Rooms des.re!, and frome lor on third floor. References excuanged. “LT West Houston street, Te LUT—FURNISHED BEDIOOM AND PARLOH OW « tinat Boor, with 0: wigaon migutes eck tllp Lerey. “Taquire sips Masond streets Wiiuaebace ook win Foxes. Snapne EAP eee eee eee ERY DESIRABLE HANDyoELY FUR. pit 0 iet—To. witvout Beard, ia paharaes ee Hitheud sist avenues. il ty BOARD, IN BROOKLYN, aad childfea, fi a private fainlly, K Post allies, ra Wir tentiereny Address vox 413 Nes Ww. ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, Fi eK tor @ gentler ane his wie, in a or private ain, Duaw ‘Beveuveensh Paley troueth: airevis, and Fourih, aud bixta aver Address, stating terma, which mast be moderate. bon 4,660 Post « ollie. ONE LARGE Room, rot TNO. 2 EAST TWENTY-FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN Madison aud Nourth avenucs, han iyoniély furnished Rooms to let, with or without a private table, HANDSOME PARLOR AND BEDROOM TO LET— Suitable for a doctor's office or, any light Lusineas: also furnished Rooms for gentlemen. Terms to suit the times, 9% Prince vireel, a f of Broadway. T 66 WEST TWENTY FIFT STREBT.—~TO LET, with Bourd, a front Room, with alsove, on third floor, and a Room on floor, neatl furnished; table first clase, Dinner at. efereuces exchanged. A tBexcH FAMILY, LIVING IN GOOD STYLE: wou.d accommodate a gentleman and wiie, or two single gentle.nen, with (oar og A furnished Parlor and Bed- oom on first floor, Spanish, German and English eae Also one or two Reoms for’ single gentlemen. Apply at 39 West ( Tweltth street, between Fifth an d Sixth arvenu FINE PARLOR AND BEDROOM, ms, will be vacant ina fe with or without full Board, at r-odora 2 Chass house 26 Hust Fouriecnth sitees, teiwoen University plaeand Filth avenue, References exchanged. — : DESIRABLE SUIT OF ROOMS, WITH FULL Board, in the first class hous: No. 6 Wrst Twenty-fourth Street, opposite the Fifth Avenue Hoiel, or the whole Fluor ean be obtained if desire | PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE A FRONT ROOM, FUR- nished, to Jet, with for without Board. References exchanged. " Appiy at 206 West Twenty-second street, LADY WOULD LET NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, with tirst clas: Board, to a gentieman and wife and two Single gentlemen; house has all modera linprovements; din. ner at six o'clock. References given and required. Apply at 224 Weat Thistioth st FRENCH FAM. LIVING IN A GOOD ST¥ would accommodate & few persons of re v fine Rooms and a first Lass French table. ling to pay @ reasonable price for good excellent Board need apply at 47 We: tween Fifth and Sixth avenues, private. Hteury stieet, Faruil ue doors west of iff No. 110 Mac souga: si fuvaished wiih everytalag cexsary for housekespin, in order thata family may hat "te home and live a: a low rate. PARLOR D BEDROOM MAY BE HAD AT MitS, A. sun inth street, just vas Gated, by Inquire at the house, duress pd. T., Dox 2,668 Post ollice. FEW WELL FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH CLO. sets, wate e . with Board. Terms rea. ently before May. , between Twelfth aid Thirteenth A sonable to those Call at2l Seventh streets. W4Xtz-4 goon SIZED ROOM, UNFURNISHED: ‘Wih Bourd, iu @ re-peciubie private amily 9° bor ing house, for a genJeman, wife aud iniuni, in, cohvenicic ts Matter sirect and ist Be wiway. temas o er month. Metce re exchange. Address ‘ANTED—A FURNISHED SECOND STORY FRONP faroly proterred, Addroosh. fe barat ofico, ttating teem, ramaily preter! e a whic tnuat be low, aud lo-aiou. ov ANTED—BOARD FOR A YOUNG MARRIED cov. ie ina private family preferred), {ror ‘Bay 2. Terms muxt be moderate, Adurces, sialing terms, £0. chibald, Herald ottice, Wnt FOR A GENTLEMAN, WIFR. hild and narse, in a private fumily, not beiow Four, id between quigats and Fifth avenue, Ad rald office, teentn street, dresa H.W. oard, for « widow aie eae A unt stare vill partioulatas Aasress A De bos 18d Herma oflice, tor one week. ieee Gat 7ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, VOARD IN Ta of iberale. ea ion fro the Ist of April ‘Ceuroom required. dress B, vox 161 Herald ollie, stating terms, co-t aud means of travel, &c, « BOARDING, AT 0 GRAND STREBT—A a oman ond his wife and three or (our ste ae a cai have good Board and comfortable Rooms, wits ga:and bathroom. Also a plano wanted in exchange for board. No moving in May, 1 EAST ATEENTH STREE" BETWEEN union ‘square and handsome Roou Suits or singic, to ‘et With oF without, Board, on secon = third floor, has ail the molern improvewencs, Pte td PLACE, EIGHTH STREBT—A FRONT e m and Bedroom, ci tie second Hoor, to let, gas, cr; terms moderate, BEACH STREET, FRONTING st JOHN'S PARK.— To let, with Boar, turee single Kooms, fronts also one oom on tue Vike stoiy, han soimaiy {UriRlil, men; hous hus all the B} large front suitable fora family or two gut modern improvements; no moving | iu May. SPRING STRERT, THREE DOORS PROM BROAD. nt ruished Rooms to I the firat cli-s hy tela ant room tree, Inquire of AN- 7 genitement tne tocatton fe eof ainisement. Readl BON Hots Fs 9 9 OREBNE, STREET, ABOVE g SPRING.—ALSTON House, Elegantly furnisued suits of Roos, kate Groion and every conventen jomnical- for housekeeping econ ; particularly auita! small, families or bie gle gentlemen, Rent low w permanent tenants, 102 PRINCE STREET, KIGUT DOORS WEST OF S Browiway. Geniiem a or piney id their wives will find leasant Rooms pleasar family LT and bath, Dinn PLEASANT ROOM AND BEDROOM TO LET, WITH Board, to a fs without Board, if de- small: no moving in May; dy, t@ tench ihe pinno In) part . 7 Hubert street, ste ‘st Johr terms n.oterate, at for bowd. ‘church. WOULD ung gentlemen with or with. eth street, tup floor, near OARD.—A RESPECTABLE WIDOW WOMA} accommodate one or tio ¥ Board Avely at 231 NEAR WASHINGTON SQUAR v Gentlemen or a family can unt and pleasant Rooms, . 107 WAVER, ‘accommodated ees exchanged. Dinner até. MAN AND LADY. WISH, IN A Jase house, whore no other borders ure taker rred), & Suit of Rooms, or hroom and Water Closet, OARD.—A GENTL MAN AND “WIFE. CAN HAVE two square Hooms on second floor, furnished or untur- hished, with Board or convenience for Wo said rooms | ie JQROARD.—WANTED, BY TWO YOUNG MEN, WITHIN Pily Halt Park, ® nicely Curnidhed Room I suited’ will be permanent, A‘. Yocation and term, box 1/8 Herald OARD WANTED.—PERMANENT COUNTRY BOARD, |B not far from the city, and convenient toa school and Catwolle church, foryw lady and two cildcen. Tors must moderate. Addre: Herald office, giving al name OARD WANTED—FOR TWO LAD ‘& private family; would like a fr e second story, unfurnished and required, ‘Address M. G, OARD WANTED—A FAMILY OF FIVE ADULTS B wish to obtain per nent Board and Rooma in a Wel aud bighly respectable private family in this city, where } mbome tan be enjoyed. Location must nd convenient to Broadwa: Terma r week, References, &e, Address Juains, 30 DP box ILL Herald office, OARD WANTE: in a moder house, for a lady and litde gir Of age; plain but ifberal table expected. and expressed in commtunications, Reve Adlreas Wane, Herald office. | Boake WANrED—BY A YOUNG LADY TEACHER, a pri vate family; ed daily at sehooks will pay $3 per week; locauion ti between Twenty-third ud N aud t tn efter can 0 @vow aud required. A ood Boa tia"and 6. References OG XINTH STREET. BOARDING —10 LET, WITH ‘ rd, a large back Parlor, to a gen'leman and his wife, or two sitgie geatiemen, op moderate terme. Alo, @ Root on top tloor; house near Broadway, References given and required. 127 out Board. \ootor’ “CHRYSTIE STREET, ONE DOOR ABOVE Broome street.—Furnished Rooms to let, with or ‘Aigo a frout oF ‘back Basement to let, suita- lice. PRINCE oe CLAIR HOUSE.—ELE- 56 gantly ode nod bh Ric! plas coma ae Tn all ihe gonventencos for housckeepi 4 luding gas and Crovon water, to let to respectable le families igen or si men. BLEECKER STREET, 8IX BLOUKS WEST OF 176 sroadway—a new house, with all the mot ta im provemenis.—Pleasant Rooms with exeelient Boar io $5 per week. Breakfast from 6 to 9; diaucr at iy and 6 o'clock. 8 EAST TENTH STREET.—GENTLEMEN CAN O1 tain pleasant Rooms, handsomely furnished, with rial Board if requirei; hot and coli water and gas hroughort the huuse, Belerences exchang 20 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET, ONE DOOR from Seventh avenue—A autt 0: Rooms, on second fivor, to let, w.th Board; alvo «ingle Rooma, House is first elnss, and location unsu ‘ia 210 BLM, STREET, NEAR SPRING.—FURNISHED Apariments for immediate occupancy, The lowest Tents in the eity, conidering. the convenience of economy im housekeeping. Best bedding and furniture, with range, cook ing utem sand Nnen sm compte gas and Croton, 5 AND CAT - BROADWAY,—GENTLEMEN WILL thie hy 5 G45 felnapart ie anteaters i os ee een ded HOTEL,—FAML- 48 lea or single sessing all the oderate ¢ gentlemen desiring permanent or J iiund at cy house elegantly furnished (ransient Hoard wits Cable at. ronsonable prices; iorat.om is nent ‘for strangers or business gen! mon. Dinnes BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND 916 5 ROADWAY, recta. id Rooins to jet entlenen, the large aultebl or two: prio Foie Sitsper week. Inquire In $s Greorannstab oe tablishinent, 916. STRAMBOATS. Fe _BRIDURPORT-FARE olga | CENTS = r Bridgeport wiil leave Peck stip, East river, eve stay, Phivaday-and Saturday, at. 12 Oliock “uyon; aret. i gin thin, to contiect with wil the 1 sport every jnornings, a half-past 10 o press traing, ND WILL LONG [8 itmnaing vag, inter ‘day, Moreh 22, from will leaye ever hyort at 6 o'cloe