The New York Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1863, Page 8

a FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL: pe RAITT ‘TussoaT, March 10—6 P. M. ater ¥ me Pd, 1863. Eotored 1,372,599 Entered for be nae epee vl wine fm spmoyapess Gash duties...+---++++ 108. . Romany autable. 10,098 Poreign (ree. Bpecia. . 3,965,664 Total exr 22,400,148 mee cme Wake Rts 1 All be remarked that-our exports in February wee unprecedentedly large, nearly double our AMuports, which were less than those of the cor- responding month in 1362 and 1861. Under these circumstances shipments of coin from here are forced end illegitimate and cannot continue. ‘The following are the comparative tables of the ‘wrade of the port for the eight months which have ‘elapsed of the current fiscal year :— Ee, tht, ae te uary. February 12nn'ett 14,320,391 3,000 3,713,532 15,766 3/085,919 15/088 ©=—6,707'519 385 6.213.251 893,013 3,678,112 2,658.274 = 456241576 3,716,910 310651064 ‘Total :.....$21,773 249 7,422,025 40,050,008. The trade of the eight months which have elapsed since July 1 last thus leaves a substantial balance in favor of the port—say $45,000.000. Gold was again very active and mercurial to- day. It opened at 159, ran to 163, declined to 161, sold at 160, 159, 158% and 158 in the after- noon, and closed that bid. The advance was due partly to the demand which has arisen to fulfil short contracts, and partly to the operations of the exchange brokers, who are buying bills on gold and borrowing on the bills. The event will probably have the effect of accelerating the action ef the State Legislature, which owes it to the country to prevent State institutions, operating under State laws, from fostering this abominable speculation. The act of Congress has had the effect of compelling our banks to reduce their loans on gold to par. It remains for the Legis- lature to prevent such loans altogether, and to compel the banks to call in those which are now out- standing. All the bills which have been or are about to be laid before the Legislature prohibit loans on exchange as well as Joans on gold. This is essential, and is no interference with fair trade. No fair trader wants to borrow. money on his ex- change. He buys bills of exchange to pay his @ebts abroad, and despatches them by the first mail. Speculators may buy bills for the rise and want to borrow on them. This is a branch of busi- ness which the banks were not established to foster, and which, as being directly calculated to discredit the national currency, should be dis- couraged in every lawful way.. In some quarters it wasalleged to-day that the rise in gold was in part due to the publication in the morning papers of the fact that gold is selling in Richmond at 360. This fact ought, in reality, to put down the price of gold here, as it is the best possible evidence of the weakness of the national enemy. With gold at 360, the tetal collapse of the rebel currency can- not be far distant; when this occurs the rebels will yield, and our currency will be as good as gold, Exchange advanced to 179 this morning, but was weak at the advance; in the afternoon there were transactions at 177 and 178, Money is very easy at 6 per cent. Debt certifi- cates, dated prior to March 4, are nearly 99. We have it on the best authority that, though Mr. Chase has not yet finally determined the policy which he,will pursue, he will not take any step which would be likely to create a serious disturb- ance in our money market, and will leave the in- sane speculation in gold to be regulated by the laws of Congress and the State Legislature and the general common sense of the Northern people. The stock market continues firm and the cirdle of speculators is widening. At the regular morn- ing session of the broker's board the volume of business transacted was larger than for some time past, and prices were firm. At the public board at one P, M. the market was quite firm. Compar- ing the prices with those current last evening, we note an advance of % per cent in coupon sixes of o Mail, \% in Central, % in Erie, in Erie preferred, % in old Harlem, 144 in Har- ae preferred, 244 in Michigan Central, 1 in South- ern old, }4 in Cleveland and Pittsburg, % in Ga- in Fort Wayne, in Prairie ly speculation of the day is in Quicksilver, which opened at 59, rose to 83, declined to 74, sold in the afternoon at 70, 65 and 60, and all the intermediate points, and closed 15% bid. It is understood that the Supreme Court decided this morning in favor of the United ‘ainst the old Almaden s decision be final on the | @ seems uncertain. Some parties doubted to-day whother the judgment justified the advance in tho stock. A lively speculation is pending in ms to have nothing to Fecowmend it. Of all the great railway lines in 181, 1% in Pac lena, 44 in Toledo, 1 du Chien. The most live States government, an Whether t the two Harlems, which s the country the Harlem is the only one which is not deriving any profit from the great increase of commerce and industry caused by the government expenditares. The Hudson River Railroad re ocipts exceed those of last year by more’ than the whole receipts of the Harlem, and the preferred stock of the latter would probably be dear at the | * price which the common stock 1 At the second board the market w Pacific rose to 182%, 1 the active shares toc Quicksilver collapsed and fell 20 pe ent. Atthe four P. M, gession of the pu board the market was ver much excited the high prices of the after noon board not ntained. The following ne day: ‘The be to-day: Reeetpts For enstoms Payments > . 1 Painnee Wieg The Jefferson Insurance Company hav . ®” smi-annual dividend of ten per cent, 4 7,305,461 iar San an 13, jon0e's08 9,616,021 8 072,618 ‘t 12,620,831 15,730,576 16,341 697 18,872,140 12,027,846 Total...«..$163,7H1 492 85,402,885 117,360,306 | 15000 N Carolina 6’8, 80 } anes 62 3 10,078,101 17,780,586 91,890,134 123,284,202 ea demand, free from government tax. ‘Albert H. Nicolay sold, by order of exceutors, ares. ete Retene — Mechanice? and Traders’ Fire Insurance Co, 20 she. Mocimity Life abd Anauity Insurance OD... ‘The aggregate exports of produce and mer- chandise (exclusive of specie) for the past week were $3,749,684. We have been handed the following statement respecting the new Almaden mine of California:— : SSENBS Bee888 An injunction was then placed on the mine. In 1861 the workings were recommenced. The Ensequeta mine, on the same property, produces about 8,000 flasks per annom, and has only been partially worked. The earnings of the Chieago and Northwestern Railroad for the month ending February 28, 1863, were as follows:— 139 ee 0535 56's, ly certif 8 dem notes. ia” te 1000 Tonn 6's, 90... 6134 10000 Missouri 6’. M000 Virginia 6's 100 200 oa Iori 97 » 68 do......830 97 2000 N ¥ Central 6’s 118 do. 973g 2000 NY Cent 7’s,’76 124 1000 Harlem RR pref. 86 2000 do. 12434 100 do..... 85, 6000 NYCent 7’s,con ino 400 6000 ErieRRIstm b 122 200 £3000 ErieRR3dmb 83 11734 500 3000 Erie RR 4th mb 11133 500 1000 HarlemRRistm 116 700 2000 MC8’sclstmsf'» 180 600 do. 6000 C,B&Q8pc bs 128 100 Reading RR .... 6000 Mich Sou sin fd 1123f 10 Nor & Wor RR.. 06 2000 11) Cent RR bds 123 909 Alon So &N la Rie 61 1000 - . fs ti 360 2600 5000 aitktiianincbs 10 10009 Chic&NWTst m 71% 2000 Mi&PrdoChim 1f0 fo00 Clev&Pittath m 80 5000 Chic& Alt lat bs 111 60500 American gold. aa 30000 do 60000 do. 25000 di 10000 do. 30000 = do, 70000 ~— do. 125000 do. “fo m1 02a i p 800 92 100000 do. 0..... 860 oe 30000 do. abe Ss: +. 92% 10 she Bk Ni 4g 10001NCcan bd scrip 16 ‘k 11: 5 Bank of America. 1133¢ 100 Clev awe RR.. 69% 10 North River Bank 95 800 do...... 7 Bank of Com. 85 Clev, Col &CinRR 161 400 Clev'& Toledo RR. 9434 100 di 630 9435 ARR 93 100 830 93 100 cht, te ju RR 108% 108% 60 33% 100 Chic & Aiton RR: 8 5 Chie & Alton pfd. 60 Gln, Ham & DAK. 138 6 18098 46 Col& Xenia RR... 150 100 N'Y Gen RRB30 118 SECOND BOAKD. 16000 US 6’s, "81, reg 100 a Pr Pacbiss0o,800 19 12000 U8 6's, 'B1,o0u 10134 eevee cure 182% 1600 US 8's, 74, cou 96 100 wy canal RR.. is 28000173-10) Paeae ake do. 18K Co 128 Camber Coal pret $ 19% 100 BESSE8s8SSSuF 23st 60 Alt'& THante RR 100 Mil & Pr du C RR 100 do, 060 3934 100 Pitts, FtW&Ch KR 6334 100 do cece eB ioe Sales at the Public Board. ONB O'CLOOK P.M. yey ie _ sasiiceis ed td ae RR pref. aa A 00% Joo de 9934 ‘i 5000 American wid 16336 | 1100 Erie RR. | 100 do.. he Sub-Treasury was as follows 100 Coie 9 NOP. FLW ACRE. 334 150 N ¥ Cont FOUR O'CLOCK Pr. ™. $1500 7-30 notes, Oct 10: 1250 shs Erie RR. 5000 do, 105% 260 a0... 2000 do....end’d 103-100 Erie RR pref, | 25000 Debt certificate 98% 200 Harlem RR 60000 American gold 583g 200 do 30000 do. 15834 110000 do, . Wi 84 120000 ao} + 18% 20000 do. + 168 1000 Missouri 6's... 62% 60 sha Cumb Co 19% 750 Quicksilver M Co. 60 10 do : 00 200 4 wee OOM - 183 100 Gal & Chic RR... 98 - 182% 100 Cleve & Tol RR. 94% 182% 100 Chic ARKIRR.. 92 160 do......880 180 100 MILA P du C RR. 39% 200 N York Cen RR.. 28% bef Se 8 63, 50 Pacific M 88 Co. 100 do. 800 Erie RR 78M CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, ‘Torspay, March 10-6 P.M Baeanstvrrs.—There was much more doing in four to: day, and prices were 10c. a 26c. per bbl. highor. Sales were made of 20,000 bbls, State and Western@ 2,400 + $690 a 720 ‘One State and Western ee 716 a 7% a 10 25 " 9 00 xed d supertine a 8 00 4 a 9 60 choice family do... a Rye four . a ersey and Brandywine 4a heat wa mueb better, with sales reported of or white ond $1 Ta $i si a tl 1 60 for ( 61,000 boehels, at $1.90 a $1 95 for rei aod amber Western, $1 1) and amber apring, and #L 4 Cor Vigher variey at ¢t § malt at #1 63a $l 7 Onte were in Bo. aceoriling ty qua Corr ee was mand, with wal 0 bags Rio and cautos 48 $t. Dorningo on p. t., and $0 bags Mara Corto w ve to day, andy of middiings advit With sales aud resales of 1,500 baler. YY wore Brisker, but there was seine it rat i there we Lup; 35,000 b: ee, 400 bb payable ' Baving feund buyers at $i pny gid i @ $17 for new do, and $1. Beef was of 300 dbis. Tegit ase $13 ter 2 Sales were alro within Whe range | ole Yr p ‘$13 0 $13 75 for extra my of 3.200 bbls. ¢ Se 3m. 2,100 boxes of Deeee ab © 400 hems and shoulders at Western, Cheese was in fuir swore mora sotive sad rether ‘C. & 19340. for New Cude, and 260 boxes on -lfa were 140,000 Ibe. . enue a13Ko ae were quite firm to day and rather ‘ToBacoo continues inactive and prices are ye ‘The sales wero Teahde. Kentucky at 160, a 96c., and HO 800 Dbis. as 46360. © 60e., the latter canes peedieal at 15¢. Wi —Sales of rate for E. and D. Sales House and lot 14 West 13th Mouse and lov 173 West 48th ——_ NEWS. _ ABMANAO VOR Fae RekE—7Ele Bay. $ asl aren Bion waren. Port of New York, March 10, 1863. Pn. See eae ne sere Cunard (Br), wtp Quéenstown and Liver- ea Shin CA Farwell Liverrooinie mg Guloa ip Daniel Webster Durer Pasig ie Wi Bhip missouri Haugen, Gian fargenses, Bio op en Brig J E Arey, Pendieton, Point a Petre—Miller & Hough- on. RN Br), Tri: idad—Brett. Son & Co, rig oun Sreeman, ‘Growelly Bermoda-Sisith, ‘Brig Abbott Lawrence, Schr Stag (Br), Gool, Florence. ta Montego aught, Matelneecs R Ware & Go, Jant B aneau-Biaith & Lock: nn fu (Br), MoCormick, Nassau<Smith & Baker, York River—T B Chase & Co. ,,Waspington—Van Brunt &Sleght, ashinglon—Brett, Son & Ci Bear Geo’ Conover, Jones, ‘Washington—Van Brunt & is iy Loyal Scranton, Lowden, Fortress Monroe—J W Ell- wel Schr W S Baker, Prince, Baltimore—Merrill & Abbott. Schr Maria Heuling. aeam Wil ak Dow. is blade nee Merril ry Abhott. Bone. Jesse wien Winsmore, Philadeiphia—Baker & br Pocahontas, Berry, Philadelphia—J W KeKee, Schr Ranger, DeGroff, N ‘iggs&O- Bteamer Octorara, McLaughlin, Ba.timore, ARRIVED. © = Steamship Roanoke, birdy New Oritias, March 1, via Havana! pth With mdse ana passegers, to Ludiam. het- th Tat $048, Jon 7946, slgualized sip Jenule und N. Steamship Parkersburg, Hoffman, Portland, — hours, with mdse and passengers, to H B Cromwell & w Bedford), Smith, "gan Francisco, T Coleman’ & Co, Fob 10, Tat 18038. lon 8017 swith Br sbip Golden Horn, from London; 26 50, lon 70, spoke schr GD King, from Machius ‘of Bath), Smith, New Orleans, 16 days, 8 Quartermaster, 6th inst, lat 39 20, ion 72 20, spoke ship Shatemue, Oxiiard, from Philadelphia Bark Arthur Pardew (Br, of P| Py 9, and 8t Helena Jan ae ‘wrch 8, lat 3812, lon 7050, spoke schr ‘Bark Maytlower (of New Haven), Duell, Barbados Feb i Martinique 284, St Kitts 24th, and St Thomas 25th, with mo ete e H Trow bridge's Sons. nboat Alabama, bound in, wBark Giarence ‘Br; of Fleetwood), Jackson, Bermuda, Feb Hagemeyer & Brunn, PN ania (Of Boston), Edwar: days, with sugar, molasses, & Bark Alceta, Callison, Kew and molasses, to 1) & Chorea. kw Schr Chas MoD, Senr T J Tull, © Senr Juno, Swett, 0, with mdse, to ne ‘with bid iron, to uth, E), Davis, Algoa h wool, to Nay Her ie Feb 24, off Martinique, New Orleans, 22 e, to Crocker, Wood & Co, Orieans, 17 days, with sugar Co, Brig Elba (Brot Windsor, NS), Beckwith, Cienfuegos, 16 da yaar aes DR Dewar wen (of Portland, Me), Pettingill, Neuvitas Feb 26, with sugar and molado, to Thompson & ig Prince Alfred§ (Br, of arch 2, with cotton, rosin and ‘turpentine, to HJ beWs agin Ficetwood, Cathcart, Para, Feb 13, with rubber and nuts, to Jas Bishop & Co, Had very heavy weather most of soo ‘Jona Rose (of Brookhaven), Fournier, Demarara, ry mea verett, Partridge, St Martins, Feb 25, with fait and cotton, to master, ‘Schr J B Johnson, Hunter, ree Schr W H Dennis, Loveil, bo Saxon, Cassady, Elizabe:h; r Ocean Klizabet) Hain, Behe Plymouth itock, Alle Sehr Ruth Halaey, Penny, Steamer Westchester, Nye, Providence. BELO! iS), Izatt, Nassar & rt tor St John, NB. hport for Boton. ton, 3 day New Haven for Phitdelphia. Big doe bark and tro bie unknown. John J Boyd, Hilton, And 10) oft rows, ine (P: us tate eyhoan Se ies ireyhoun Ine (Prug);, se alexandra; briga J Wattson, Richmond, Leonard, Pe S ‘ard, Adelaide, Abby For tnd) aera Bio Bio, bethaestes and New Orleans, The U 8 ship Courter, for Port North River, and will sail the first Heirs nd, Wind at sunset SE. dd, Ri oO OGampbelt Of 3 anchor in the Miscellaneous. he British vessels in port were dressed with colors yes terday on account of the marriage of the Prince of Wales, which was announed to come off on the 10th of Mareb, Suir Vouanr (of Boston), Hutchinson, from New York for Acapuleo, put into Montevideo J Bark AUCKLAND, Tucker, led from San sfraacveo § Sept? for este was 204 to! tat Mea ford in 1946, and owaaa a San Frauciscopy Crosby & Dibble. Baie Ocean rier Stubbs, ee New Yori, arrived at json, toe 8 Battinore Jan 26 for King- uring the night of Ith unt or reef of Providence Caloos, and bilged and filled nd afterwards broke up. booing wed in a damaged con ston, Ja, ais Wo 4 jours ofter she struck one fourth of the cargo wag and carried to Turks daland. ‘The veusel (partially) and ear go are insured in the Baltimore Marine. Scun Apvaxce, Ames, which was i Boston Bay on Aatur- day last, fishing, in atempting to run into Newburyport dur ing the atorn, Fan on to North Island, and beat over, losing ‘Bhe run on to Plum Island Point, and the crew came up to town, nanicut Taland, where she went a 7th Is probably #0 he should be got of ut the next ypring tides, whieh wil! occur the latter part of the, month. bad position to laxnch, wedged into a gully, with rocks der her bottom. Saturday aniing risking taken qut ously removed.) The hn Insurance on the vessel f A despatch from Provincetou news room at Boston states that the « came ashore on Monday alte prnoon, near the "ROCKL—" painted on it A Canv—As the voyage of the Columbia, began at New Orieans, February 27,” was about to terminate, the passen- gers assombled in the aaloen on Friday: when the ship w Caledonia, with * entic, Mareh 6, for the purpone of ited obligrtions to Capt Barten and hie idellty to their triste ar a taken passage im the The meeting wan called t Clark, who stated its objects, ever, ‘first to thank Altnighty God, the Captain of all, and f. Sheehan to invoke the contnuanoe He then offered a short prayer, The Organized by the choice of Dr William hieago, ak Chairman. and Mt An ofticers for thet at New Orleans y ¢ He sald it was pro he aaked the a 4 A committee’ ‘consisting of Messe Sone’ Morons yi Xk, reported the follow: Biake, Judge Wheaton and Capt ¢ H the fn iends hereas, our voyage ire to give combined | the capia'n and officers of the ship: Rescived, That we lender our united, thanks to Captain | ROP David B. Barton, tbe, vigiln skilful, and coureous d also to the able and | be presented to nt to the press of ton. and, also, that copies 101 Sehr AJ Chapman, of New London, hasbeen sok to par: ties in Norwich for $39.0, At St Helena Jan 23, bark Oxcooln, ofeand for New Bed- with 101 bbi# #p—put in for medi. ford from South Atian' Rul, Bay of Islands, NZ, Nov 12 pave called at this port:—Nov Nantucket, 720 sp 200 wh; 1th, 710 sp 200 wh, who reporied Sophia’ Thornton, Brisas, 182—The following 7. 7 Daniel Wood, Kien: ‘outhern and 1,000 Canadian within our revised range — | rresponstent rep! Round to OF Bho Cape Lewin De also a auip, of Boste er detente Toms Sem | ee parmauran, Feb eb biowmnns gale ‘from Bast, All avana, March aes on, Foran: | 3B seanshle Taped ‘Swan, oi Birdie, Sor ‘eld. Sd for or Wort, ( Woe sohr Bitshe Beck wi mis, si Ee “ale Welant Leigh (or Bele), sais “bere ¢ Cea, Mra: a: brig SS nn | F Asie el: re eae Wasnters, Feb 7_-No Am vessel io Am vi. in port, ore * aed in eats eres port brig’ bibendreend reac for womcs, Se eb Tn are datos, ine a: Mel for rr eae titres al ll fo vork 10; Bolla, ress ne Jen 1A thin Gorge Sad ronal er Pa lag) 9d 3 Cake K Figs ted eld for Rae ven ‘Mame, Yeraa York; | 24, ie hao) rae ean Bin arcs rece ier 4 Ssaveth: Nichols, Havanese bi mreaoee: Kalon, and ae Wheeler, Pinkham, do; Forest State, Harriman, Yortlan Sid 20th, ‘brig John'Balch, Whaley, parte anenger, Chill, Jan 81—Yn port ship Harriot Ervin an om Valparain, lg oFes for in @ few Buigh hag for United Sta or “Truxitto, Fab 26—-No. eel Ta Gort. Vera Cruz, Feb 21—) nah ond Aries, from NYork § brig fat and ‘and Keoka, from di PE Eee cage Amer jean Forts, h 9—Arr schrs G W Carpenter, Hatchin: or. Pome Sheeran Olle Bett ore. in, the Baye, brig. teamer Chesapeake, from NYork for Portland, God at 4 PM; bark Gilde, trom Zaosibar, arr below Sue day and was towed (o Salem. “Cla bark Arctic, Pinkham, Havana; brig Monticello, West, Geo wn. Grace, Treworgy, Cape Haytlen; bern, ‘Sid ships Corings, Col Coluinbus, Edwards barks wing, Lawrenee, A\ igs GL Bucknam, Mi gallo. Sip Zouave, brig W Packer, and sor Wealover aid "BALEMORE, March 7—Are brig Redwing, Clark, Rio Ja nelro; schr Moses Name, Van Name, Point, after Boing ashore. Gl1 Br bark Edmond Preston, Croscomnby Dublin: brig Queen of the South, Chapman,’ Ponce, PR} schra Arlington, Terry: MC Fox. a law, NYoris Sedona, ete Be Harriet aa +4 milion, do: 8 E Jones, Agnes ( ans chr Bu — Arr steamah{p Pototii on Matheson, Maca ames rk; schre Ha- Arr aivamsh Potoiga a ono den, d9, Rnlgh "Yitiumore: ‘Portand.. Cla scars m Beit an tt a ce York; Havnsh Mastin, Sleight, Boo Wiley, Boston. Sid bark Edmund Preston 5 1, Rio Janeiro; rigs Queen of the Aipha (Br), Coalfeet, Halifax. APM A Gould, Phitbyook, -Alszan- Mai CERIZABETHPORE, | March 9-Cld_ wchrs Rachel Beate, Bonton: Washington Fergu. graph, Taylor, und Téxay Chamberlain. Pall Bi iver: ct, Fat Greenwieh;, Bu Emeline, Griting, N VER March 7Sia mchre Clara Maria, Mow merry § 4. OF Hawley, Buckley, Tey, Yor: Tye P Benith: conith, Philadelphia, SOLOUCESTER, March 8—Arr bark Howland, Surimam for Err WEST. Feb 25—Arr ships West Point. and Under- writer, New Orleans: 26th, echrs Talisman. Connor. Port ; Gen CC Pinckney, Gerety, New York for Mata- NEW ORLEANS, Feb 27—Arr steamabi Melville, Ellis, ‘Vera Cruz; ship Moi lane Donnell, Warren, Tart, Phiiad “Es Nineveh, Fr briv Marie Felicite, emuet, Hi wre. Cid al Currier, and Geo Pi York ray bark Ga gras Atkins, Cadiz and a mkt; 7% Werane Hawi ine, andE Jer, Peacock, NYork; sch. Marine, Godfrey, do. ‘26th—Below steamship Hatlon, Johnsen, fro m New York; whips Charter Oak, from Lives ‘BD, and Antol- netie Rosman, from do; J M aye, an aps bark 7 Hage Ben, Evans, from NYork; chr ‘eld, Gid abies ey mene , Steteom Falmouth, NE farch 7—Arr schrs DL Sturges, Norris, Bos- ton for Butimores J Farner, Crowell, and Cork, KeBy, New Bedford for NYork; L Robinson, Davis, Fall River for do; oF Hawiey, Buckley; N Chase, Doane; 1, and JO Ireland, Chase, do for do: Cor- ‘ountain, Davis, do for Elizabethport, nelia, Murph: ae arehy, and, Fougteia, aves oo Powers, Robinson. Ro x dillo, Chase, NBedford for do: Carthage elly, do for Philadelphia. Sid sehr Eli "oneend, ‘and. others. ' Passed out, brig Croton; bark A One also wen! NEW HAVEN, March 9—Arr schre 4 y Redner Corde: Baltimore; OC Aiken, Peck, Elizabethport, cine ‘sche Bera Selsey, Etizabethport; Mary A Bromley, do; Hoffman, do; I Ww. si oo and oa Aiken, GE id schra va Quickstep, Carberry, Moral; Fane} Fern, ‘Gavitt New York; sloop Pointer, Rahat POR’ cits ROYAL, 8C, Feb, 19—Aar bark (A. Man ‘hiladelphi ‘Thom phin: Site Somers. Vickery Babbit; Helen Mar, W! iNet ork: Both, steamers Mary. Sanford. Morrill, Bao. Rapenne, Lewis, St Augustine; schr John M Broomall, aa A ladeiphia; 21st, steamers Arago, Gadaden,, NYor ‘cS aod, Ca w i % Ww ons Borden, Philadelphia; Trade Wind, ogy hllapirat, gait. ‘Wileox, St An- guitine: sehr J A Grim, Foster. r, Thiladelpia: 28th, ston an Kee, Hildreth, NYork via Beaufort; barks F Pa a Gorham, Bos‘on via do; hae’ nue ), Thomas, Old Feb 19, echrs EW Gardner, my ces 2ist, gna Edwards, Somers, da; 24d, allie Gny, Horton, New ‘ork; 25th, Geo Shattuck, Hatch. versandias} 25th, Theo T Deninger Blackman, Philadelphia, bark ects Star, Bearse, Laeger chr PHILADELPLIA March 9— Arr baths Fr PHILADELE TAP farch 9—Arr Are harks Feovalota, Save, Messina; AC Adams, Ha larrington, NYork; brigs M Marston, Havana; Drisko, Drisko, Gldebear schra’ Newell, Sherman, ‘Anthem, “Hopkins, St Jago; W Art Arthur, ‘Pingeell 1p Portland. Gla Pa ‘Eudorus, Haakell,, Cardenas: ; NOrleans; NeBtevena, Hankell, Boston; rehrs Ru amt Lancaster.and Lady Suffolk, Moody, do: Lees- rg, Blake, was M ‘Tilton, Tilton, and L Dupont, Her- noe fokstes RTLAND. March 7—Arr brig Gen Williams (Br), Hard- tng, Ponce: Thestrap, Trinidad; Hattie Eaton (Br), Fowler, Havana; Hobio, Allingh, Caidenss—all vie Holmes Hole. Old Br steamship Jura, Alton, Livérpool (amd std 8th); aba rier (new, of Portland. Hirer tons), Ken Rey, Hi 5 bri Waccaznaw, Nickels, schrs Vulcan, : G8 Fogg, Patne, Baltimore; Highland went Ne E Mnrch D=Sit_ senv¥ Adelaiaé, Spee ae WW dtammond, Wizon; SN Hall, Paddock, HS Organs, Brown, NY: BAN FRANC Arr (by tel) ships Great Re R Osborn Howes, Manzanillo, sid 7, ee 4 Ocean Pearl, Crowell, Hong Kong. Cer ly 7th, ship Lookout, Sherwood, for Coast of Mexi- 0 t0 load dyewoods for NYork SALEM, Maren 5—Arr ¥ BR Bullwinkre, French, NYork. Sid brig Trenton (from Philade!phia), Portland. HOTELS Me ORMICE'S ROYAL VICTORIA. HOTEL, CORK.— THO! JOHN Mec beg most respect- Tully to suiicit the contiguance. of wirontpa veaerete on Mr. 7 mick, senior, fo past twenty five {there bas aided to the Lotel AKL wew bed-roor tiny o billiard rooms. By personal superintendence aud sirict attention to the wants and com Ftv of those who Lonor thein wich the'r patronage, they for eh the uses are in 0 ACIFICHOTEL, GREENWICH STREET, ONE BLOCK west of Broadway, New York.—The patrons aud friends of this hovel are advised. that t sustained by it from fire last winter Was but triflingfand has been entirely Tepaired, so that they may resort to it with w confident ex- on of obtaining the usual quiet comfort for wich the shment is noted, atthe usual tow rates of $) INO. are? RUARY 1 ‘signed et leave to inform nd MEP public generally, that they eased the St Nicholas, Hotel for s'vmuraber. of years. The house will be refitted throughout. The_ cellars will be be NICHOLAS HOTEL, Ww YO} —y ig | stocked with the choicest wines and liquors, By Strict atten. tion to the comfort of their guests in every, pa hope to renderit as attractive as any hotel nthe Uni er 8 & HAWK. Take I, SPOTS. SAMUEL HAWK. — THE LECTURE SEASON, o 188 EMMA HARDINGE, ‘OURTH LECTURI popwontivs Tis cue BROADW. Y, WEDNESDAY <BY ENING, MAKUH te ANCIENT. AND. N REPUBLICS, MENCING GUARTER TO EIGiE P.M, TICK TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. , REV, J.C. DuToH R WILL Lecture on “America and her Buildings, corner of Bleecker aday Ovening, March 21, ‘To AL, On WEDNESDA a NING, March 11, 1863, JAMES NTC MoUs N.P.W.G.M., In aid of tho wi m8 of va con nected with e ee Y LEMONS UF Histoly, man and lady, ook preeively BILLIARDS, po Tk LENDID STOCK OF NEW AND SE. | K and reasouable pploes, by W. H. GRIF ria nie ruit | y JANIZED RUBAER BILLIARD CUSHION: " paiie ni/mecured aud for Rule by th New York ne and a Company, 37 aud 38 Park * j TANTED—A \, BILLIARD TABLE. IN PRIME CON dion, with an cushions, Address® box 104 Post mating io sid woere bean be seen REMOVAL. H. LEON & CO. IMPORTERS OF SIRF noved to 16 Coile “ Opt SOLDIERS —THE ial BOUNTY = eee lar oflce hour, unlessin cases of emergency, or by arrangement. Parties reaiding at © Gletance are hereby in<- formed that's personal examination ia requiaile in every case before 8 correet opinion can be given, or appropriate: treatment prescribed, Letiers of consultation must conta, five dollars, otherwise they will remain unnoticed, Dr, LIGHTHILL’S recent work, “A Popular Treatise om Deafness, its Causes and Prevention,” may be obtained of; Carleton, publisher, No, 418 Broadway, or of any respectabler Dookseller, Prie$h ™eariMONIALa, YROM REY. JONN HOTT, D. D., B., PROTEMMOR 1N UNION COLLEGE, Dr, Lrouemiin:—Bir—Having been cured by yeu ef a dise ‘charge in an ear, which has been very offensive of late, and ad. far back ae I can remember always more or Jess #0; and hay- ing been entirely restored to hearing since under your care, I re Bone aad Eons pecans feel that I eannot withhold this acknowledgment from any SNe ae Yor aa ee ‘use #t may be to others, especially as I have applied in vain. to my family physician and other physicians of reputation. Yours, truly, JOHN NOTT. ED FOR DISABILITY, A™% are sued to Mate site Sa to le pee ineclion 68 Like Fine ty street, New Y LL SOLDIERS DISCHARG! FOR Di LITY cara ten are oe Bo Broad 78 SVN ota aon, Ma nce = mon ‘Geversey. Parker, General . Bellow: Hep deteral ig aah ber, HW alow, Pree ISCHARGED ON ACCOUNT OF forse wounaa recaved Ta ati and witha to povure ek or A bi their di itnesses of on rng TILETOS, GILBERT & CAME; m Srasen? Carat to the oft LL SOLDIg#S DISCHARGED yrou THE ARMY OR Kae wy by ‘wounds —— the oe are Gntitled to the $390 Bounty anda Pension. A) to BE. D. bi ae & CO., 119 Nassau street, » Foon Lo tiers should or OF «TH MARCH, 1863.—$100 BOUNTY ALLOWED fos 1, BRATNARD. BL Wal ruber "OT APP to RMY AND, NAVY, ATTENTION!—I BUY, CASH OR ‘collect elalmna for Back Pay, Prize and Bounty Moneys, Procure Tensions. ier EDWARD BISSELL, late Purser U. 8. Na\ ™m Broadway, corner of ¢ Chambers street, New ‘ork, | CATARRH CURED. ROM REV, P. R. RUSSELL, LYNN, MARS, I heve been much troubled with catarrh of the worst typo for some twenty years. It gradually grew worse, producing cough and hoarseness, destroying the sense of smell, and. breaking down ry general health tasuch a degree asto compel me bagi ray Hpastorate and suspend public’ speaking, 1 Mpg me fhade diligent use of the fe urual remedies, sueh as snuffs of various kinds, nitrate of silver, tar water, olive tar and: {nbalations, but without any very salutaryeffects, Last sume mer ¥ heard of Dr. Lighthill's sucocssfal mode of treating: catarrh, visited him, and put myself under his treatment, I degan immediately to improve, and this improvement has* gone on to the present time. My catarrh has gradually” melted away, my cough has disappeared, my volee has be” ‘come natural, and I am once more able to preach the blessed: | being eollected aud paid to all safilers, dieche — for wounds received in the service. 5 yt Re Pad Gospel. Let me advise all troubled with catarrhal difcul- ©O., authorized agents, 247 Brodway ans thes to apply to Dr. Lighthill, P. R. RUSSELL. er vie forn or ‘INN, ass., a je 'e, Tanmnus, by WELLS, FARGO & OO. 94 Brosdeey. ci a In EAP Al vf SEHTOTON Soy Towns Jats 7, Wak §* Thave pleasure in testifying to the skill and kind atten:~ tion of Dr. Lighthill, who has relleved me from a trouble ‘some deafness, brought on by aseverocotd. I shall be ilap- py to answer any inquiries made by persons seeking infor~ mation at my address as above. _ ROBERT CLIVE, Bookkeeper ‘This may certify that, having been afflcted during the year 1856 with severe and almost total deafness, and having trled the ordinary medical and surgical ald, under the care. Of those esteemed as eminent practitioners, I was induced at: last to put myself under the care of Dr. B. B. Lighthill, iss treatment was brief and successful, I was completely re- .CHED 1D pone Peo gg VY , D™ ED ANI 1 1D NAVY OFFICERS’ secounts ad ju EN B. Mi! i Amy and Navy Banker, 6.80 Nossa street, ‘Oppoulte Post office, New York. eT UTION OF PRI 4 els dl MADE FOR FIFTY-FI STATES VESSELS. VE UNI’ —s M MUREAY, Army and Bel eons: Nasean sireet, N. Y., opposite the Post office. ISCHARGED SOLDIERS ARE ENTITLED TO bounty.—Call at once or eee by mall, 4 BROW a No, 2 Park place, under Broadway Ban' a Eee ON LONDON AND PARIS FOR SALE WELLS, FARGO & CO.. 84 Broadway. J? rrERSONTELLE RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE °°“ Senex oF me Jurrensonviiis Rarneap BS “ Boe yee ind a Public, notioe is) hold eat in first nortan belch een 1859, thn t \olders o " as saat 4d. day of a next, at —_— innted 8 Gompany, New York | stored, and the cure te apparently permanent, Ihave all: seas gee “Gifers | eonsdence in Dr. La's skill and Integrity in the diseases he "es ons a ane jn a bonds ynay be addresesd, under seal Hie ha |, to pocoltss Trost nee Fragma and endorsed | makes specialities. JAMES CRUIKSHANK, LL. D., Editor New York Teacher. Ataary, Oct, 4, 1962, ‘140 Waren stnxrt, New Your, June 5, 1862, Dr. Lighthill haa succeeded in completely restoring my: cs iio ua hearing, which was seriously impaired, although previous to - jusive, Nos. 168'to 162 incluntve, Nos. 1 to him I es ve 660 163 tnciusive, N Not | applying ‘was treated by several physicions without . 2868, tolereat on ald ponds will cease, as s the least benefit. Any further information I should be Pleased te render on applicat on tome at my reaidonce, 173 Second street, Brooklyn. B. D.,orat my place of business, 140 Water street, WM. H. WATERBURY. New Youx, July 28, 1802 Thereby certify that I have uffered during many years from trouble in hearing; one car at last became enirely deaf, and the other so bad_arto render conversation very dificult, I applied to Dr. Tighthiil, of No. 34 St Mark's place, who in a ‘hort time and w without pain restored tome ‘ProrosaLs ror Family ‘Aid Fund Bonds Number Fiv be, received at the Com turday. arch 28 1 a two ovclock P. M., when the same ¥ oF whole OF auy part of the su Bf four bundica fuousand dottars of thee Yoh ler Family Aid on Bonds, No. 6,” authorized b Common Councll, approved layor, February Bis and oo t of the B egislature of the te of New Lt Al cn will ‘stata the amor " of ods desired and the "Rote si iy sire accepted will bo required to depcatwics | the use of Team whose pro} re Acve| it wit a he rl me Sl erat reece ts eit atte twith | the use of my ears, so “ _ now hear perfeetly wel of the bids, the sum jain respectively. y 4 , rene. "On presen {0 the he receipts of the Cham. eres deriain for ai Till be entiuled tre. Merrnoroiitan Horst, Naw Yonx, April 1, 1362. ceive bonds ‘ore jounts of the par valne thereof, Ing interest frOth the ne dates of payments, ant + h proposition abonld ve seated, and endorsed, “P: sale for eer Soldier Famdy. Ald Fund Bonds, No. tah in @ second env. addressed to tie Comp t The righ Cape to reject ney, oral of the bite if the ster Orike oration require i THEW S SRENNAN, Comptroller. Cur or New rat DErantnxt Ca — ComrtnoLiER’s O1 7, 1868, ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSI iP “Co, NO. 2, PRIOR TO 1853.—Notice is hereby given that a dividend of one and a ni as cent from the tMdivided ets will be paid v1 Dean Sin—I take much pleasure in testifying to the pro fessional skill exhibited by you in your treatment of a case of severe inflammation of the throat and ear with which T have lately been aMicted. Upon coming unier your charge Iwas immediately relieved, and speedily cured of a most aggravated complaint, which several physicians had previ- ously sought in vain to mitiga to the jolders of the company, b; to No. 83 Wail atree Th ASPINWa 7h "President. _New Yorx, Feb. 27, 1363. RIZE MONEY NOW COLLECTED FOR OVER FIFTY vessels, Lists can be seem at our office or sent by mail. SOMES & BROW No. 2 Park place, under Broadway Bank, New York. XILVER LEAD MINE NEAR NEW YORK FOR SALE,— The lead’ in this valuable mine contains twenty-five ounces of lver in each ton;, the ore is very rich aud mined, A new process for separating the lead will th the mine, The property comprises ninety-one acre 3s onay of access, and offers. unusual inducements to for mining purposes, ‘or foil LBERT H. NICOLAY, 62 William As Tam somewhat of @ stranger in the city, 1 wonld state that you are at liberty to substantiate my statements, if ne- cesaary, by reference to my relatives, Mr. A. V. sident of the Shoe and Lear Stout, Pre r Bank of New York, and to Mr. Everett Clapp, of the Western Trasportation Company, No, 1 Coentiessiip. With much esteem, I am, sir, your obes dient servant, “FRED. M, HANKS To Dr. Liowratts, No, $451 No. 12 Coatianvr Street, New Youn, Jan, 2, 1863. Da. EB. B. Ligurmiii:—Dear Sir—It is with the kindest feelings toward you, and hoping to do service to some one who is afflicted, that I forward the enclosed document to jark’s place, New York. SOLDIERS DISCHARGED. BY REASON OF WOUNDS im battl 'LDON'S Bounty and Pen- sion office, Yo. 8 Beokin ‘treet, hice York. Blank Forms for wale at $2 per 100; by mail $2 50, IPRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, WEST Thirty fourth street. —Pew No. 76 for sale cheap. Apply fo THOS. L. BRAYNARD, 51 Wali street, 10 CAPITALISTS —A LOAN OF FIFTEEN HUNDRED dollare wanted on improved Farming Land: about one hundred miles {rom Hee: For particulars inquire at the you To Wuom 17 May Concenr.—I am personally acquainted with the suocess which attended Dr. Lighthill's treatment im ‘a ease of discharge from the ear and chronic inflammation oes of WH. TER 7 Woilstres. | of the throst, and would be pleased to give further informa: NITED STATES REVENUE, STAMPS FOR LBALE—AT | ion on application. ee 5 Wes wes Pine street. I placed my wife under the care of Dr, Lighthill for deat eas in one car, of nearly three years’ standing, accompa nied by constant notses, Iam happy to state that her h@ur- $7.00 AND $400 WANTED—ON HIRST CLASS wed Brook! % Mit per cent, Aris’ st once 1 GEO. FO ROSE 46640 Nassau | street, ing is now entirely restored, and the noises removed. Those residing in New York, who tion, may apply to my brother-in-law, Captain William E¢- wards, at No, 05 East Thirty fourth street, who ts aoquainied with the ctrcumatanees of the case, “—~ FRANCIS GOULDY. $50. 00 () TO LOAN—AT FIVE PER CENT FOR if ra, on Improved reat ets in is sity i three years, on eC any im fiom $6,000 upwards. “Apply to W. Hl. W reek. 000 72.HOAx AT SIX PER CENT FOR five years, on improved New York city y, {8 sume Bot Yexceeding $10,000. Seeurity mot te hadoubted. No brokerage charged, Address Capitalist, box 676 New York Py Post office, desirous of further informa : dH $87. 500 72,2048 a7 FIVE PER CENT INTER. est, on bond and mortgage on proda reai estate in this city. Apply in the office of the Peo) Newnora, 74 Grand street, Dec. 23, 1862. have been suffering for some time with noise in my Fire Insurance Company, to JOHN F. OONREY, No. 66 | head, and deafness, Having applied to Br. Lighiniil, There = — great pleasuro in aaying that he has completely relieved tne $125,000 1 ea BORD ANS MOR | sat ean ow War anwar veranda neice at, in sume to eult borrowers DORMAN A CO., 168 Broad WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C. with the noise in my head, & young man named Menry I may also mention Laws, staying with me, was also effiicted in a similar TTENTION DIAMONDS, SILVBR PLAT! es | MON'b, tierce fo Danted, at JOSEPH SOLO! | manner, and Dr. Lighthiil was equally suecesstut in hie pet cent more thas her perso, but Twill pay'the exe | ome: JOHN MURDOCK, 197, Pulton ateet | fende on i I peered, use Baooriyy, Jan, 2, 186%, 42 Frere Srneer, New Yorn, Jone 25, 16) P)AMONUS. PEARS AND. EMERALDS WANTED, | DX. Licnrnnt:—Dear Sirol take pleasure in tewtitying to menage by BW EL BLS Guimond iroker, O12 Broadway, | ‘h€ remarkable skill and judgment you displayed im the case ‘ ours, 9 UN Wand 2 tit 3 onty, Valuations, of my daughter, who had been parila ¥ deaf, accompy nied @ enrly infancy, and in now, by discharge from the ears 5 thanks fo your treatment, al hear na well 8 aay on ”® discharge, Although 1 while her ears are free from the been under your care, her OLD JOL)) AXD SILVER —BY GOING savly two youre nines aie hi hearing remains a# good 0.8. HOLLY. abe left yoo os Aig Fount Ste ew Yous, June 8, 1867. Browiway. My bearing having doen tupaired for a noraber of yuare, WINKS AND LIQUORS, 1 pinced myself under Dr Fight care, WHO restored Hi’ stc WHISKEY, 18 YF VINE Aut Re ot afer a short course m JAMBS FERNY. Liberty airee’, under the A nk | ‘a kets WO) GTB, Agemt, renidivg here