The New York Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1863, Page 5

—_ - °° °° °»+x_— 2 See + duced (0 @ state Of actual siege, without the necessity of iin = etn t lt INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON. ire oe Peonrsoré OF AN EARLY STRATEGIC TRIUMPH ON ‘THR MISSISSIPET. 1 tab gett ‘Tho Way and Nar) y départinnts aro sagyeue sume gr yom ei: teow weeks, Perhaps days, the communication ‘ef the rebels across the Mississipp: river will be com Wistely out off, and they will thus be surrounded and re- —— ® large expenditure of life and blood in attacking either Vicksburg or Port Hudspn, Yankeo ingenuity and enter- rise are relied upon in this respect more than even the courage and muscle of armies. THE SOUTHERN PEOPLE VERSUS THE SOUTHERN CHIEFS. It is beliewod that the majority of the people of the ‘Buutn are heartily sick and tired of the war, and that while their fuglemen insist: that nothing will be accepted ‘Short of a recognition of the independence of the Southern confedoracy, the masses would gladly return to the old ‘Union oad old constitution, even with the peculiar insti- “tation Uapaired as it necessarily must be by the mapenstd ange of the war. ADMIRAL PORTER'S NARRATIVE OF THE .CONSTRUC- TIO® AND CAREER OF HIS ‘‘DUMMY MONITOR.’ A pri ate letter has been received2here by a naval off. ~@iat Cross Acting Rear Admiral Porter, which has created mauch & ausement in Cabinet circles, It s@ins that Porter was a» cb sarprized to learn,on the 25th of February, (that the ram Queen of the West was at Warrenton, seven *miles below Vicksburg, with the rebel flag flying and wteam up. The account Porter had received from Eliot fled him co believe that the Queen was in such a condition ‘Mhat aho could not be repaired for some time, “I kuew,”” ‘ways Admiral Porter in bis lotter, “‘thut Brown.could take ware of the Webo by himself; but I have no idea that ho -will bo a matoh for the Queen and Webb both amusing ‘Mim at the same time. The Indianola is a weak vessel, vend the oaly good thing about her is her buttery.” He jreceeds to say that’ ‘during the time of the running of the Wlockade by the Queen and Indianola five rebel guns were Murat and dismounted in their forts. Therefore it ‘was an object to make them fire *as much ‘as possible. I got a mortar in easy range, and opened ‘en that part of the town where there was nothing but army supplies, and soon provoked fire of four of ‘Bholr heavy batteries. The shell at first foll ever the fmortar and around it, bursting cloge toour men; but the igange began to grow shorter and shorter, until they let us Wave it all our own way. Finding that they could not be {Provoked without an object, I thought of getting up an $mitation Monitor. An old oval barge, picked up in the wor, was the foundation to build on. It was constructed twelve hours, of old boards, with pork barrels piled on of each other for smoke stack, and two old for quarter boats. Her furnaces were built tot mud, and only intended to make binck smoke, not steam. On the night of the 24th we , @t nine o'clock, heavy guns, about fifteen miles We know that the rebels had nothing but light uns thore, which could not be heard at any distance. So ‘we thought it was the Indianola engaging the battorica at Warthage, fifteen miles below Vicksburg. ‘Not knowing hat Brown was in peril, we let loose our Monitor. It was wed to within a couple of miles of the first battery and 8, hwhen it was discovered by tho dim light ff the moon that Vicksburg was in a stew, Wever did her batteries open with such a vim. "The earth fairly trembled, and the shot flew ‘hickly around the devoted Monitor, which returned no hot with her long wooden gun. The Mouitor rau safely ast ail the batteries, though under a heavy fire for an thour, and drifted down safely to the lower mouth of the canal, whore she was tucked into au eddy. ‘he rebels ‘were completely deceived by her. As soon as they @aw her by daylight they opencd on her again with all the guns they could bring to bear, but ‘without # sbot hitting her to do any barm; for the shot ‘went through one side and came out the other, without ausing the vessel vo sink, as she was full of water alroady. Our soldiers shouted and Iaughed like mad; but ‘the laugh was somowhat against them when, at daylight, ‘we discovered the ram Queen of the West lying at War- (Weaton; and the question at once arose what had happened tothe Indianola. Had the two rams sunk her or captured her in the engagement we bad heard the vight before. ‘me or two of the soldiers got the Monitor out in the @tream, and let her go down on the ram Queen. All the, doris commenced firing and signalizing , and‘as the Monitor ‘@pproached her the ram turned tailand ran down the @iver a3 fast ag she could go, the Monitor after her, making eli the speed that was given her by a five knot ourrent, ‘Mae forts at Warrenton fired bravely and rapidly, and it ‘was reported that they bit our Monitor ina very vulner- edie epot.” OAPTUMS OF THE SCHOONER BELLE, OF Nassav.] Deapetches (rom Admiral Dupont mention the capture <@f the achooner Belle, of Nassau, by the United States ‘@teamor Potomska, on the blockading service in Sapelo ound, Georgia. She purported to Be bound to Port Moyal; but there was found among the papers in the bag- qnge of Richard H. Eccles, the master, a written agree: ment between him and the owner, H. Updebsok, who was leo cn board, to run the blockade. The cargo consisted @F cofice and salt. @ONEBAL BUTLER NOT 1O BE PROVOST MARSHAL OZNERAL. {is authoritatively stated atthe White House to.day ‘Ghat Genoral Butler has not been appointed Provost Mar. ‘hal General,cnd will not be. Such a position would not ‘@utt General Butler nor accord with the intentions of the (Gevoerument ia reference to him. REBEL PRIVATEERS FOR THE PACIFIC. ‘The goverament is advised of rebel movements for Privateers on the Pacific Ocean. The United States Con- qui, Me, Allen Francis, at Victoris, Vancouver's Island, writes that an attempt had just been made, but failed, to NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED BY YER GRNATE. ‘The following ero daaeh confirmed by the . exegnutive session :— ion M. Wilder, of M : ; ‘vania; Samuel Hart, District of Columbia; James M. Boes. met of Pennxylyanin; Frankiia Grube, of Pennsylvania ; Fobn Wenor. of Ne To be qu svteormaniann ti aptain Ralph W. Kirkham, as quartermaster, with the To be additional paymastors of yolunteers—Wm. C. Jones, of Missouri; Simeon Marston, of New Hampshire ; Jebn Koativ, of Pennsylvania; Wm. H. Kemble, of Penn sytvania Morris G. Rodgers, of New York. J. 1. "Mayborn, of Ilineia: Samuel C, Bailey and Ch: SECESH FEMALES ON A SPRER. Four secession females were to-day arrested by the ‘Provost Guard on Pennsylvania avenue, through which ‘they wore riding in a carriage, cheering for Jeff. Davie Mad singing secession songs. Benate. Wasmscton, March 12, 1863. SENATOR RAMEEY EWORT IN. Afoxender Ramsey, Seeator elect from Minnesota, whose credentials were presented February 6, appeared “ent toe the cathe specified by law. O08 FORBON AND DOMEETC COMMERCE. On motion of Mr. McDovaat, (opp.) of Oal., the follow- fag cesvintion, submitied by him for action, by unani- pete axeverre tua. emtemamigdespetcnmanse SW Met mg a & —- Part 1.—Oyer and Termi Bornane Count Cincurt.—! an Bare Il —Nows 8014, 2429, 1006, era, Boao, 2907, 244s, ComMoy Preas.—Part 1.—Nos, 1188, 1211. 1322, iy 2FT, AOL, 747, 1201,.02, 1277, 899) 1206, 1100, 1077 Pari {1.—Nos, 993,, 677, 1076, 1311, 1308 to 1823, sore siete te IL 1789, 1TOL 1708, 1 1, 805, 1811; Sts: art BeNow, pie,’ 1900; 2874, 128, 1908, 4 |, 1910, 1912, 1914. THE WEEKLY HERALD. 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It is a valuable medium for mercantile notices. Official Drawing: Fe maacee ys Bdady & Co, » Seeeete eta tate Lotteries. | 6, 41, 62. 68, 55. 1863, 41, 82. either to ¥ & OO, Louis, Mo, Coase 12 4, 60, 61, 63, 69, 12, 52, un oT Circulars sent free of char Hy a v4 EDDY Covington, i ‘Or Bt. 1 Drawings of the Delaware State rake, EXTRA CLass 121—March 12, 1863. 47, By a 44, 30, 57, 3, 74, 53, 55, 66, 27. RLAWARE, CLA8s 123—March 13, 1 pees 6, 62, 61, 69, 58. Joux,s fi MORRI8 & CO., ‘iimingtoa, Delaware, OMcial Drawings of the Library Asso~ ion Ox v's Lottery, of Kentucky. eee Cen ey Charnes 12, 1868, 48, 5, 56, a, 10, 59, 51, 75. $9 122— farch 12, 1863. 32, 24, 31, 26. th 10, 45, 34, 21, 64, 56, 12, Hor Goal, 2 oar sn & 00, Oortagten, Kr. alized Lotte- ATES, Broker, It Ome! Prizes Cashed im A! Information given. JouEr Wall street, room No, 1, New York. Parties Having a Living Elk, Moose arid Buffalo for sale, may hear of a cash customer by apply- ing to J. G. BELL, sh Broadway Y¥. SFr nch Yoke rte Made to a warranted to fit. BALLOU BROTHERS, No. 403 Broadway, sole manutacturers, maby fed Pertect Fitting Shirts, Made to order, per dozen. T. W. MOODY, 499 Broadway. now and Rain vs. Balls and Parties.— India Rubber Boots and Shoes, white Satin, Kid and Linen Gaiter Boots and Slippers at MILLER & CO.'S, 387 Canal street. Eight Cartes de Visite for $1, of Un. equalled style and finish, at TAIT’S, corner of Cortlandt and Greenwich streets, New Yorkers. Newnan for Spring Ap- proaching. KNOX means to do it. He has beon busily aged. fof weeks past, and his preoccupied mind convinc us that the resultof hia thought and labor will be the p duction of the handsomest Spring Hat ever seen, Watt a see His present stock affords the opportunity for immedi- ate epee: bat the town at lar, Bvoadway, unti! his pring Hat ix announced Hill's Hair Dye, 50 Cents, Black or brown, patural, durable, Veautitul, Depot No.l Barclay street, Sold by'all druggists, Sents, Black or Hill's Hair Dye, Depot No. 1 Barclay brown, natural, du street.’ Sold by all Hili's Halr Dye, 50 ©€ Black or brown,: natura’ Deautiful. No, 1 Barclay street.’ Sold by ail Wigs, Voupecs, Hatr Dye, Hair Dyeing and Molouvia Cream, for beautifying the hair, ay W. A BATCHELOWS, 16 Bond sirect. Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Preservative a Wig Depot, wholesale and retail. No.6 Astor House. The Dye applied by skilful artists, ¥ Diseases of the Nervous, Seminal, Drinray and Sexual alan —New and peltarie treatment— in her neg sae wor" d Associatian—sent in sealed letver env. of seharge. Al Dr. J, RKILLIN HOU Ton. "Howard Aanosia Ladies, wey Lair rds Bloom of ¥ For preserving and beautifying the complexion and skin, Khu te couvinged of its value, “All druggists, and 458 way. Fret A. Boteholens Hair Dye—The Best instantaneous, harmless and reliable. Sold by ail druggists and pervumers, Factory, 81 Barclay street. ayetem. 2% cents per Py vehad Hunter’ be 3 pt Mme je the Result constant’ esk o Brine te wore worst c cau of ncaa ove, face oF body, oF take a cent. vivo. 3 Division, street sitice 1834, New Bight reparate rooms and a private entrance. ae Marsh ds Gate ation) Cs Seni opel nay otber rane cf sate name, Female et Tork hy. ear tn one Gah Brothers’ Radical Care Broad: r of and Ann street, under Bere as Musou andes Shoulder ‘Braces, A lady atten: ee FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Taurspay, March 12—6 P. M. Money continues very easy indeed. Some of the brokers are supplied at 5 per cent, and none of them pay over 6. First class mercantile paper sells at5a6. Debt certificates, interest payable in gold, sell withina fraction of par; certificates dated subsequently to the 3d of March are worth 96% a %. Gold was not active this morning, though the price was well systained, parfly by the demand from importers, who are generally paying duties coin. In the afternoon it jumped up to 16134 and cloged ut 161 bid. Exchange sold thi mornings at 175 a 176, bot rose with gold, and was quoted at thie olose’177 2 178. The stock market was more active to-day, and ‘prices were generally better. At the first board 4 of the regular Stock Exchange a large business ap- péars to have been done at prices higher than those of last evening. At the one P.M. session’ of the “public board the market, without being buoyant, was quite firm. Comparing the quotations then made with those of last evening, we note an improvement of 3% in Pacific Mail, % in Erie, % in Harlem preferred, 1 in Michigan Central, % in Minois, % in Southern old, % in Toledo, ¥% in Galena, and 4% in Rock Island. The contest on Erie between the bulls and bears is very exciting. A sharp demonstration was made by the latter to counteract the effect of the re- port; but if English speculators regard that docu- ment as favorably as their friends do here, the Dears will have as agreeable a time in covering their contracts as the shorts in Pacific Mail are having. Quicksilver sold early this morning at 60, but was afterwards offered at 51. The precise tenor of the decision of the Supreme Court is hardly understood in the street; but it seems to be conceded by parties behind the curtain that this decision is only the prelude to six or seven years more fitigation; and that, in fact, Quicksilver Mining stock at present merely representa ‘‘an in- definite right to a remote contingency.’ Govern- ments were stronger to-day, considerable parcels being taken for investment and for export. Bonds are dull. At the afternoon board up stairs prices were generally steady, Erie and Pitteburg being exceptions to the market. At the four P. M. see- sion of the public board the market was without bouyancy, but was generally steady. Erie rallied % cent, and the market closed firm but in- ahs. The following were the closing quotations = 3 = = } 2 Eee! 23! 33 ee Nothing is yet known of the purposes of the Secretary of the Treasury; but it is surmised in , within & short time, pay ont his new Treasury notes to the extent of $20,000,000 or so. As they are convertible into NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1863. |g tender notes on presentation, they will, to all nt Pass —Novoe,—In Bete on Saturday, February 23, br. W. A. Bun, of » Wo Junerts, widow of Colonel 8. B Nida, of nasal 8.0 ts and purposes, have the same effect as the ordivar, lag tenders, will serve to pay debts,. — wi Yncrease than diminish the supply | {Alifornia papers please coy De: 1 Oo Wodnesday, March 4, by the coe ip the market, though banks and other | Rey te Weocer mania DA to Diss Maniuets Hanxrx, all of thaveity. No cate. institutions will naturally profer them to the ‘old | “fi, all of thi eity. No cart ning. March iat legal genders. pm wn tay § tee bride's fall 7 meal hq F s we OuN DENTON, Of Ne ‘ork o1! 01 The bunness of the Sub-Treasury was as follo ier 0. Wolly Foe at on ane | ons a A to-flay: nie Tas er cooK.—an Brooklyn, ‘oa cdiesday Receipts. > + $2,806,549 20 | at the Rov. Dr, Diller, J. J, DkMe, to —For customs. yaaa 2 Might ot Tate Major 5, Hk iichoock, of Balance. jo90 $3 ait vet eari a Tuoaday March 10, at the Fe. dence x by Ham vol jal Ou and after July 1, 1863, the privilege of Son- briders gether. by the Ree Hingswortn, ALexanilie L. PARWEATHER, of New York, to Naucy 8., daughter of Lenjamia Peck, of Portchester, N, + No cards. verting the present-issue of legal a notes into the national six per cent loan (commonly called —Bacos—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, March 5, “five-twenties”) will cease. 1803 a the residence of the bride's sister, by toler. Jeuniny The Phenix Fire Insurance Company, wagt Be Mise Lavixta Bac ag sche onc "No ears wiikey lyn, have declared a semi-annual dividend fo |, Mckviy—Paxent.—On Monday evening Q the residence : . Cum: per cent, payable on demand. mings, Colonel fe bees (aube,‘by the hey: De nity The Albany Journal states that it is Helene = iporinea New York Volunteers, to Many H., daugh- tion of the Canal Board to open the canal om the ) “Kynar KFaritesaM OCI AY. ayy ang 15th of April, should the demands of lake naviga- Mr, McAlester, Mr. Grorox SHaKkgY to Miss Carua- tion require and the weather and condition of the mune. ey le ie canal banks permit such a step. +a Which binds two wilting hoarts. ‘The statements of the banks of the three prinel- Srasier—Rucngnoruam.—On Tuesday evening, March pal cities of the Union for the last week compare with the previous one and the corresponding time of 1862 as itm oN 10, at the resideuceol tho bride's father, Mr. Lmovann Y. SrANLEY, of Maino, tO Miss Rerwoca J. KE. HeainoTuam, N. York. March 7.9181. te Botton, darch 3 % nia ais art a anne rece formerly of Baltimore, Md. - HAMM? LOOP preci 4 No cards. Charleston (S. C.), Washington (D.C.) and Baltimore Papers please copy Vert Siannes. “On Monday, March 9, at Washing- ton, D.C, by the Rev. J.C. ibs, A. EF. Vevan, of Franco, to Mise Kats Louise Sxarnan, of Washington. Banusr.—On SC gee Diy March ae A, ololock, of typhoid fever, Maxwat, Barber, of Staten Inland, aged 21 years Rel geiean The relatives and Crionds of one respectfully fovited to attend La funeral, from Paul's Pchureh, —_, 8. L, om Saturday » at one Brapy.—On Thursday, yo 12, of croup, —: daughter of fan Brady, aged 3 years, 8 months and 12 da; Tis trionda aot ah acquaintances are rospeot(ully invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, No. 35 Pitt street, this (Friday) ‘afternoon, at two o'clock. Browx.—On Lyons oo March 11, Amuuia Ann Buown, im the 91st year of her ag Due notice wilt ibe given ‘of her funeral. Baown.. Yeeuees- March 11, Auxtia Brown, widow of James The friends of the family and of her son, Abraham Brown, are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, from the North Presbyterian church. corner of Thirty: first stroot and Ninth avenue, this (Friday) afternoon, three o’clock. Her remains will be taken to Weatehcater for interment. Cuntin.—On Thuraday, March 12, Jou Tuomas, aon of James and Julia Curtin, aged 7 months aud 6 days. The friends and relatives of the family are reapecttully invited to attend tho funeral, from tho residence of bis rents, 233 Fast Twelfth street, this (#riday) afternoon, 38 at two o'clock precisely. 20 Harmen RR aot 85 Cunt —In Paris, on Monday, February 16, Avavsta 100 40. a any Curnia. wife of J. D.B. Curtis, Haq., and ouly daughter of bream Lawrence and Baron Alfred Reubell, of that city. Conanxs—On Thursday, March 12, Joum 'C. Conanks, aged 65 years, 9 months and 26 days. His relatives and friends and those of the family; also the members of Sy!van Grove lodge of Masons and friends of the lodge, are respecttully invited to attend the fune- ral, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the resi dence of his brother, Wm. H Cobanks, 447 East Ninth street. Oe eee 12, Cuartes Daur, aged 8 months. ‘The friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents. 237 Tenth ave: nue, this (Friday) afternoon, at ono o'olock. Ennes.—At springfield, Mo.,on Tuesday, February i, Frepxnic R. Euners, a momber of the Ninety-fourth reg ment Ilinois Volunteers, youngest son of Elizabeth rind the late Edward N. Ebbets, of this city, aged 22 years ahd 6 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attond the funeral, {rom No 145 Fast Tweifth street, on Saturday afternoon, at hal(-past three o'clock, without further invitation, Fisien,—On Thursday, March 12, Dr. Hexry N. Fisukn, aged 29 years. ‘His remain will be taken to Tivoli for intermont, Fisuzn.—On Tuesday, March 10, of consumption, Wit- mgepen Fisuxn, sou of James H. Fisher, im the 35th yoar is Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at residence, Baitic avenue, 'be New Jersey avenues, East New ; 101 1000 Ili cou bds, 70. 105 8000 Ind 6's war loan 100 1000 Tenn 6'a, "00 16,0 3000 Harlem Rit2am 104 2500 Ill Cen RR bds. 2000 ChIKNW skg fd io 28000 Chi & NW Istm 71 1000 Gal & Chi Ist ex 115 8000 its, FWACLI3A 70 1000Pitts ,FWA&Chi2d 10536 5000 Tol &Wub Ist m 105 10000 American gold. 15836 130000 do. 150 120000 “25 whe Bk Commerce 94 5 Hanover Bunk... 25 Metropolitan Bank 103 25 Panama RR... 190 1200 Cleve APIURR. 67 i 6744 -b16 67 26 a Can Co 128 100 Camb Coal pref.. 195% 400 QuicksilverMinCo E 140 400 100 Clev.Col & Cin RR aa 200 Gal & Chi RR. 600 Clev & TORR Pg Chi & po 1 rt 2 Muaeauch lutpro 110 = ae 62% do.,.... ; oh 187: ani Furxx,—Op Thureday, 12, after @ sbort iliness, ‘Wiss Fivnx,® pative of ‘ethard, oounty ‘Tipperary, Ireland, in the 68th year of his ego. His friends and | omens. and those of his son-in. law, John Kelly, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Satur , Bt two o'clock, from his late residence, 86 Weat Twenty seventh street. His re- mains will be int renth strect Cemotery. ; Maroh 12, 1b4, eldest ‘child of Joho 1. Jr., and Jane M. . Forbes, aged 6 years, 4 months The relatives and friends of the family are invited to ee went tena sane tie ites ber parents, No, 163 Weat Thirtieth street, this (Friday) afternoon, at fantail 5 ea oR a ze E meee tg Foes 3 Ri g a Ey ; tiy i i 3 5 & 5 Ee > L B98 2 : E Z i 2 k i ag 4 i : & t <7 $2 4 ic i i 2 : 3 z S5u8S8s88E83 & z Es Esses ses) i i iJ b ? E H 8 F i i “Toone River RR 993, Sales at the Public Board. ONE O'CLOCK P. H be gf # oe > ¢ $¢ of the family are ey, inyied wo attred tbe fosere, from Bis*late res Jane street, at one o'clock. Rochester Jommem — 3 gE siete Epwarn a. 8 hed " oon, tae s28s3 z¢ residence, No. § French street, New Bruvewick, N J., on Poh , at twélvo o'clock noon, without further notice. ve ager a strevt ferry at neven o'clock and aes « ‘to Thithday, March 12, at the renidence of bis som, 41 ( annon street, Mr. Guisam La Row, im the 17th year of bis age. His remaine will be taken to Milton, N. J., for inter ment 200 Paterson, N. J, papers please copy. 20 Gal & Chic “ McConmicn.—O0 "Jeamotey, March 11, after » long 2100 Cleve & Toledo. and painfal illness, Mrs. Mary McCoxmox, widow of | 100 Chic & Rk island. 93% | Hugh McCormick, of Turna¥ia, parish Colpastren, coanty ie , Mee & Abtrim, Ireland, aged 75 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and also tho friends of her son-in-law, James Lynch. are reapectfully invited to attend the funeral, thin (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of ber daughter, Mrs Mullin, No.6 Clinton avenue, Weat Hoboken, N. J Monawar.—On Wednesday, March 11, [) Monanon. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reapectu invited to attend the funeral, from No. 3 &t Clemente place (Macdougal street), near Eighth street, thie (Fri day) morning ak nine o'clock Me’ ommy Wednesday evening, March 11, Prren Meme Gusavect county Tyrone, Ireland, aged 45 oie friends and relatives are respectfully Invited to at- tend the funeral, at one o'clock, from bis late residence, ‘214 Elizabeth street. His remains will be interred in Cai v “Lowman. —On Tharsday, March 12, Enwanp 8. aged 62 years. Notice of faneral in Saturday's paper, Nicnonas.—Oo Tharsda) = Rea Senay 12, at bis re. fidence, pear Bound Brow f,, wite of Cape. 8. ‘Nicholas, Caled Stance Na ary ene’ Mare 3, RY Qrimny, wife of ay aged 30 years, ‘and friemda, and also the teachers and invited to at do. 100 Pitta, FtWAChic 63 cITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tavrspay, March 12—6 PM. Asums —We heard of rales of 50 bbia. pote at 8c. « $34. Nothing new in pearls. Breapsrcrys.—Floer was steady to day but not active, as shippers and the home trade were purchasing with re- nerve, Sales were made of 9,000 bbis. State and Western, 1,000 Southern and 760 Canadian within our revised s ile io gE if ie i + IY i H |, Without further invitation, this (Friday) after at three o'elork. i nih if ra and 7 monthe retanives are respectretly jovitet w ridey) ‘fleracon, at one eth street.‘ : ut services at tds late residence, in Yonkers, on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock, The relatives aod | friends are reapeettuily invited to attend. (are have Chambers streat depot atten 0 clo, 4d Thirtiotts wtr: 8 ee Mh five mingtes past ten o'c'rek A OM retorning KP. M. Carriages wil be in readiness at (be ayn in Yonkers on the arrival hy ae AL re. — . 1. on Thared: fog, 2 whier oF Whitebead It and Mary Kate Van Wyck, 5th year of ber age The trlends nd aequalatances of Ubé femiy are renpeet folly invited tend the fun ot Saturday aternon, at two o'clock, from the residenos of ber grandmother Mra. John Fleet, withhut further invitation. Cars lew Jataes Hip at nive © clock | morning. Carriages gon Of harms end thou de fn attendance on the arrival ot “yremett & fe, Wutter continued quiet Wes. At bis revidence io the city o& Haden N.Y, , and 17+ & 20 for Western. on Wednesday, Mareb 11, 1 Werner, io the oh Cheese was ia limited demand at 1c. #15 We. your of bis age. é | ihe.cowutey, and the nested dams) MISCELLANEOUS. 2 TALAN EO! 8. T [IGHLY IMPORTANT 10 TUR WORLD. U BMCEILABRO® od been two years since A PURE BOURBON I fret iniro: A public omwar wa i fave cn ‘a: knowledged: oye’ rerangge 4s te be the inost ace ah ane eh and, meine itile ove est we Se or ube ameriona aa Colom Mitchel and others. svoinded igs Iniorwiation of the geography of UF eoUntEy 6 peopl ewspapers have, by THES becdine almost as neceanary, $0 the W WHISKBY. 10 THY FUDLIC. Having been aolicltea by physte.sos, druggi*(*, grocers and nillea to ad to ray b pie bourbou Whis- 4 Lottie, the same a4 I 4 Sehuappa,”* wo weal it with to the label of its puri reat den! of didioulty, 1 ith two of the largeat a fore 0 newla: suppl i be pat ‘ip in quart bottles, and packed tm apathecarics and lo by. ah followin EHO WOp.tK, Chen, distiiere te AY ne taimeni; but MAPS, until Luovd's dis overy of printing were decmed «1 )sUry Yor high wed, | 7H, wld ws fe sand Few were jury Hence, when the this country brake gut, feousand knew anything at all in ref boundaries tn the e Houhern Biuien Press, supposed to ! own Couutry, Wh ing into ¢ all the Grecers. foris, and pli curred, and! wi ‘ thom snddenly brought into importance | D. 8 Barnes & 1; was about this tiwe Chat we invented aur | Gale 4 Ho Ki Of olectroty so as to print | PAW a welt’ thom, at ulznost IN sukeTS, almost every son Europe haves one. or the Mather kind of Ta 0 their houses: all praise! their BEAUTY and AC ¥. and thers was bu Lioyd's Maps wore not m: Jess price than $2 §) and $3.1 Lioyd can wilord to sell a cou Stains aud Canadas at Blonnta tn rhect the sane map mounted with rollers au that ; “y PF. White - “THOUSAND & DAY ORDERED. Sara thy 001 it them that “UNS iad per con higher tha oner nhs: beta ies litiaieniceadtinn: ~~~ scggunalnainaalal G twenty fue Te NATIONAL, ALMANAC, ap pefore ready for Kae teen nt di not aitaty themetie pubic map for $1. and naan agent could not dnp 1 ; leas rs 863, few a iny mounted. mapa rently Wig oa Furnishing more fu ain, rooent and ieresting ta- deen idle these (wo Years, T have ery formation concert y of our coun try than has beon iweced 19 any slagle volun In the eateut, fulness mud neo racy Of Ite slatiatics, and the nd comp eienaea of {lx detaile it te beileved that the TIONAL ALMANAC far kurpansen amy previous statieth ex! werk on the United Bimen and that It mut become muck, & bundbook of referenes for every thing appertalming Hasional, antitary. naral, agricultral and relay tones large amount ey setting w thousand deltace), aud the pao ed machlaaey by which Lam uy | Te M or tar Unive Grates aun Gamavat, Movers tint Hotrkie ae Te SHED AMD CoLoRKD in CouNtixs, at ONLY ONE DOL. Lag Pet Cory, ox in Suxwrs at Firry Cents. Tats Mar Cowr $20, 0) 70 "MAKR IT, This spleudtd Map shows every le spree’ by A distances between pack tation, Alay ne: 30,000 ratiroad stations are engraved auRvEYs To 183) In tal iv Souray Ruromes I, Hache to the Navy Derauraear paper ies fu ny ho ve prow, vere taod, te only map over made whit tsed. th mae ° Bo price $2; oF yanet i aah Lina eek, tae one or “Ment ot i oa rt of price. ‘let 00 It ine , 5 Sapna ay this conn and | adidrens ome W. CHILDS Pobiteher, mado at any rnicy: Thus County Ma by 4 fret Iara 628 and, Vine street. ae selling clear $1 = ORNTS WANTED WUBRY WHI seiline Tole om Clove tiapen’ che MIRSL be arPPt af hue ran gaat ae ec STA 5 NTUOKY, VIR a DISKASES ¢ ov THE ETH —DR, MARGOLIRS, ist Us hia Highness the Prince Aleta: esa of Russias hav! hat my nt andon vd Be thay be consuited ai tue Lafare House, New pens Da BLACK WALNUT PIOTURE FRAMHO, wa pest. wiX cOOLE & foot, at Ob Nenana iden lane, in. GINIA, TENNESSEE api other Mapa are alsa now sold at ted and varnished, same us the United Slates Inay Spread cseeatiens baer eam woll are furnished our bees a y person calling the attention of either male or female to rah who will act as our agent, will receive a full net of our mapa gratis, and will titled to of every new map we have under way. by writing ts Aeenta ho . RADLEY. — Joubt the correctness otroular should send for only $1 et eon meres ANT OPENING QV ALU THR NOVEL AND J.T. LLOYD, Amerioan Map away . 10. 164 Bro EVIDENCE OF THE VALUE OF Li Lloyd's Now Map of the United States, movitet ons rollers and varnithed, isthe boat mapof our c@'intiy aver 0 be hung v1) rogresa and incidenss of t re HORACE GRELLEY. ntwenr, Wasi me EMOREBTS Emp Th and all th» (ashi Every lady should bave it Mi fashion plat» aupert illustration noveitios. Now 1wady es: AU WOTENGKS PULMONIC &YRUP—A fromh wa Of thy coimbrated rewedy for Oougna, 5 ae Schenck «Sea Weed Tonic and Sehenck's nk othe. DEMAS &. KARNES & CO. 202 Broadway. At, GIMBREDE'S—ALBUMS (8 PICTURES), O8L® AL $80 Altuins worth $3 50 retmiled wt $2 50. A Bee OL WORD—BUY YOUR FIRST CLASD Bil d Ware, Table @utlery, Cooking Utensils, ac. ut mb D. DASBFORI's Great Bax poper Lnaitale, = —b A runny, Ma ERT S KENTUCKY BOURBON WHIRKEX, bie “ale” by ae ery druggiat and grocer im New York, aftew Fevruary HM, Wit T CHURCH, AT HOME, AND VISITIXG CARDS TD AA elegant autien, alas great variety of French B nglin Note ay J EVERDELL's, 02 roadway. PBX 900.8 UNRIVALED BURNIGUED WELIX BY vdies, BLOOD & CO., manutacture sole pee War New Your City, Dec Navy De Bent. ‘7. J.T. Liovp, Exq —BSir:—Rear Admiral Charies TL Di comman ding tng Minniasipps ayia chase a supply of ay Map ot Mine nt ‘squadron, DEON WELLES, Darsstwenyor Scare Wasnincton, D. J.T. Leo, ait iy ps you may issue Respectfully yours, 3-0 DERRY, Libraria * Department of Viesinia. Th ly officiat map in existence, and ts the . sed in the planning of Our eainpaigus ia. Vitgiula oy our Commanderin-Chiet, From the N.Y. Trip Luorp's Mar or Vin ie the re Moitatt's Huiding. from surveys. ver ey “ large, and its price is the beat Map which | PMetors, Ollice, 385 Broadw A can be purchas ARTLETT & 60, , SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF The public are cautioned against another Lloyd,” by lee forall (60 sewing machines aud whore name he hopes to deesive the public with. spu “Dioya's Maps, ‘bien wood and very erroneous of every Map we isn by him, has Faw wippi, and the att ub us acheoner! OU BHIO} change minitted ton hin an BOTORY OF THE U TO MARCH 4 185), LY THOSE SUMSCRINED YOU WANT A COPY, ORDER KARLY.— THKK» AT ONLY VIFTY CENTS A CorYy—Wouin $!, and fangs lids, 0 conte per D at DAWLYY ejjuaity tow nr ol Mend Will remowe April 1 to 18 Park everywhere free of postage. on receipt of 3 etapa rantae avafe delivery, Write x ir name plainly, a (jos BUNIONS INVERTED NAILS. ENI. nes will bape re Fle eh ret i JOints and ail diseases OF the feet cured wit Complied by t ibe, diferent Fi | anconventency ty tie patient oy Dr ZAUMARL, ‘sre O. Departmen Chiropodiat, way. Kefers to physicians and way Vous Orricns tp pce egret exityrts Rial nd foreign ete A or y hs ROAT AND LUNGS INPALEA, cmptelen to date, and the rales of postage to foreign exam biy by Ineufiation. B. (eg) th, M.D. ‘en, besides valuable ingormation let aay. raeuer pl Thirteenth sireet, N.Y. Latiers.“e business man’ the whale Cuikdeseripion of the disease and enclosing 6 will Counties and Bout Oioe ‘naiuin prompily anawered : mouey resunded — Omada over wed a and, Sein songlied from of omlletat sources, gta My A 2 uitoO at Gite plenanre tn tnvorming 1 by mail on tpt of Inthe Southera, tates ik coniph erg ree are prepared 19 vender doors and wv des ption dum, water tight, ae wel Tepair—aa we employ no the present date uutil Ociot wi oney. mipleto only to anges on prigen, w sale O, Daranraner, Wanmimarow. D.C. ¥eb. 10,145 ann ‘Tre of the Uni 1838, which is publsted vy Me J-T Lory Wee Broataey N Y¥., was compiled by a gyre ee bitty. well fitted tor uate aly, hawt fet in th gion rome | TR Wistans BALSAM OF WILD CHE RKY x, immed iGopy.} Chief Clark P. 0. Department 4 phe line Chiat of Office of Tonpestion. ae rik taut este wae avery phase ing the throw and lungs. sora or cold, ov the more jected, threaten to fasian there leno medicioe whieh hae en,yonee cood.—Provisenes Poa. imprepesen D ut ites. ov rae unitAb ats BOA Mar, CANADAS ping ta ind WE COULD FILL 4 VOLUME Dame rr Receasay nn ee | ee rani we SST, te rare 600. Orrien ov ram A: Earnses Comrany, ) Gateonet, Laeut'e Seapage mommies one ang Rated Aap se ny BY DEAPEBS oa ee \t service to Nave ubecrived PI ‘DR * NOISES IN THE HEAD, LLARB to show our severs! es) Hine, (3 ‘att MRUAT Tory waetnl Hap, 004 ue Me Wxbiceas cou courady, gunow Cored oy Dr VON BIS! e500, leat Orvice Axrtican feseaoe Samant y and Liberty M w Yous. i 3 i ve Ce and Rail DRED at Pah! ria 20d Aurtet, INSULTING ROOM #16 KROADWAT. FAROTION | EABs LABELS 5 TAGB—ALL Site purchasers, ay sCICYOR Be eB. wauden saa eps ry have aul ome. Rennes AND FINS, new ATYLLs 504m aw ous, Fev. The T Mupress and Railton’ Map, ansonaeed = PAA Pitete coat orks sree pabiianed M4 he pdt ARGULIRS, OCULIST —/ jor aeatal Lug shippers. and for ‘We think 4 ure from te 2 o'clo& da) ao the Le 0 bij yt it a becribed a50) "VIVE HUN Ld x) . ‘oMr, OLD PENS —THE BEST AND THE CUYATEST, sy anaes pag = Ly A. MOKTON &. 25 Maicen lane, New Vere VDS STEEL PLATE Manet! TELEGRAPH, EXPRESS AND TAT EnoaD war ‘ a BD ENED IN ONE MINUTR, KA, Uealiat aud Auriat, Constiting Rooms, 816 Broad w MPORTANT SURGICAL CASE—PILES, PIATULA, Birietare, Stone in the Bander, Delormitics Of tee and Keor, wad the ner al dinmeers of beth ac ree by'Dr. DANIELS, Offier, 241 Kixth avenue, near Foor wrect UNITED STATES, CAMADAS AND MEW URUNSWICK 1 1, 1863, and seid only by Hubseriprion. From of drawings and Inforingtion, | Warraniet accu rave, with money refunded, ap te tad toot large, ited ow rollers, every 7, allroad ieee ADIRA BAND AND LINK BRAORLETS 6048 ow na two, thine aod ve colar tech. at GEO. "8, 485 Broadway, one dour below Canes mre, a 4 DIES! OILY COMRS—NRW STYLER—rUeT we. yied from Marie. + wf ano 6. Hed way, one dour below Canal street Just ae they whieh were (ureiehed AM. BRITISH AME RIC IMPANLES ia the L vite be reiled Upon as ae ASONIC PINe vine Sone<coge AS Mi roada, \elegraph apd ~p] Unes in the Moutne, « f 4 “4 e tea hor Sten ai ng or io Soutare, Bates, two, thes #nd four datters cach nal i ALLBM, 615 Broatway, 0 oF AND FIM% GOLD RARRINOE AXD nme as LOW ae 4 twelye roadway. one dovr velour priv Gane ‘strest tives ot Ttalcn Tarnished ws bys #.y Faliroad compet aly ie tnarked sorveetly ORAPH LINES are colored RED, to represent the seven’ diffe WPANIES whose Lixea are in NTHY re rot sain vy GEO. A AND STUDS, NEW STYLES — nd three OoRiare eet lor sae UN, 415 Broadway, one door beiow Cae! Ca BUTTONS ye [He wHOKERS aL very PLAIN ant DA STATION represent pe | Tote MAP b GRAVING ever done tn Accompanying re aM itl. Tie, and the figs distances from wiace to place ne finest piocr of BTRLL BX m7 SCENES AT THE COAL HOLY POTN UR POTTY DOWN COB SICTED OF MAPK A FEORD SIOLAT ES ‘Bhowing “ Cs avrem Pin ro bine iy ui TRAINEE Ki AN TTALEAN COUR IN THE 4 oN His ATER AND CamaDan atINCTLY os Hin Tot he nin ADV RETURNS AT GUAMERCY NOUS. on a mag Renal coash Guay compresenced ter ihe ian ¥ OF kerbs NPpINE yoods 10 Any point oF im tolegraphing, NO A thie) Teer PROM as work & fore wha raved AB HTIONIAT Al BATIONAL FC OAPETTR. JEWELRY OF ALL mrwie TP TeX MERCHANTS SHIPPING BXPRESS AND TE LBGRAPHIC GUIDE. It is mounted on rollers and varnished horse, hotel oF privat offee. Acompenying ‘he maps for the counti peeomr bnew in whici will be (ound ev KAILROAD AND T RAPH MTATION. TOWN AND 419 Beooaer i “A ¥ ARMA Bra) place fe 1ODINK WATER. 9 for wer vin oo oe, . mores whieh Arlee from an euler! ind villated sate of dalentive Butrition, an impure Mmonphere, he [te grnwinencca ar bon and te eromilenee ao & are 1N4H2. Pure lodine io Pure War 1 any placw in chet by revuroad to | Ovrictal. INVORMATION AND WARRANTED COR L ATi c mer be. smear ames ae De, Am ILLUGTR: Phat pensing ©, merchant revsives ir Peet-d. ©. Woe, Be de kaow whether (het is a0 inland onn on & reliroed lime, ‘dora he bmow whether ‘on ANDERS 4 CO, mt Chemies, GA Breaswag. TVO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. BIR REQUEST OV THE B salrwhionrs WOCl aL AMD Joie leetom! Astoria RRO eR heck. ww or @ Leckure on (ne e Trving Hel. on ai tant Ciorncsee of Amy oremnn Mare Ba 8 arn ith be Paiste aa of tt for me in y' GURATION LOYAL LKAGUH OF MON OTTIZR« A mesting of (he Longin will be bri Mowe on Relursay, cha Hae tase. 8 Corn wise of Arrauien ym Ing to muerte ot (he eau te CS we mmociing @ill be BAQr-aent 7 on Of Tewueanen, Hon Joweph kW eminent advooetee of the loyal FuAe's oawent Joe etsepdanes ‘ori Com Be of i bye Wore dittem whe teaiven to ee the vetriionn cape Voom mainvained the Gomes ittion Ee aS." AdAreas J romteny SY