The New York Herald Newspaper, March 23, 1863, Page 8

WAPORTANT FROM THE BAHAMAS. Open —Gov- img of the Legislative peestam ernor Bayley’s Speech om the Right of , earch, the Blockade, and Trade with | qhe Rebels, &e. Our files from the Bahamas are dated at Nagsaa,N.P., the 16th of arch. Te Legislature of the,colony met in sessiQm on the 2d instant, when Governor Bayley spoke a8 Fallows: Spra » GENTLEMEN OF THE LEOCKR OF ASSEABLY:— 3. the ny ms ch has elapsed since T last addressed you hes been ‘signalized by evencs both of local and gene- | Fal interest war of onpreotdontet’ magnitnde, which hus for nearly two years “stracted the States or the N rth Aroervoatt Union, has extended its iniluence to those aon rf contiguity of this cotwony t0 the scene of strife ae ‘i,m Toade it the Fevort of Vessels freighted with ‘ques (or the blockaded perts of the Southern Siates “°° bound by the policy wud shielded by the power of tin mother gountry, you share with ner the rights and be risks af her neutielity, While wita her ‘you enjoy, soayect to belligerent vigilance, the right of-eogaging in juvrelal operatioge with each pr either of the beilig- 148, your geographical position exposes you ty more freque.t losses at tae hands of that belligerent whose peval power is superior in these seas, "While distanes hus given. immunity t» English veseels, as they ise auie from the ports of Liverpool or Landon, Bristol or | Gl-sgow, a simtlar immunity could hardty be expected in Javor of ‘those which a voyage of twoor three days may convey from Nussau to the bloekaded- coast, It 1s indeed wemarkabie that your ovnduct in tbis'respect shoud has o Deen both miscoustrued and misrepresented by the pub. Hoist: and statrs.nen of a republic » long as it Foviined at poace, was foremost in“idvocating the: privi- egos oF nevtrais and deneuccing the preteisious of bel he ei 1 believe that ere this the people of the Northern States ‘aye awakened to a sense of their inconsisvency and fnjes- , While they have not ceased to complain of they are sub,ected by the neutral commerce of these isiands, they bave ceased to reprobate us moral deiinqueucies practices which derive their greatest authority trom the example originally set Dy themselves. At one time a feeling of superfluous annoyanee pre- vatied, both on their s.de and on yours. I believe tuat, with a continuance of the war, a more dispassionate judg- men? bas recognized within their respective spheres the yiyhts of mercantile aaventure and the prerogatives of a Siate engaged in war, While the home goverument has earnestly desired to protect these islands frou-everyting like hostile encroach. | produce, and $4,201,907 of specie —in all $5,875,- mont, it has been no lees resolute in its determination to absiaia from everything like an intraction of the admit- e3 of u belhgerent Power, Thave reason to believe that the determi- mation ef the English government bas been met in a simi- Jur spisitt by the government of the United States; and that, although the American naval officers may have or- ders not to abate one jot of their just belligerent rights they are instructed to abstain scrupulously from acts of wanton provecation or offensive «iscourtesy within the at ig jurisdiction of a fiiendly Power. be Nassau Guardian of March 11 contains tne follow- ny items:— the steamor Ruby. Captain Carlin, which ee from Charleston yesterday, afipr a short passage of Bixty hours, wo received files of our exchange papers frees that city to the 7th instant. From the Courier and Mercury we glean the most important items of intelli. ‘Tho feder&l gunboat Flambeau, from the blockading squad'on, steamed towards Sullivans Island on the 21st ult. under a flag of truce, “The unusual incident for a time,” says the Mercury, ‘‘gavo rise to much speculation ‘among the wondermongers in the city; but, a boat from Fort Sumter having boarded the Flambeau, her mission ‘was ascertained to relate to wothing more important than the delivery of some letters, &o., unless, indeed, her com- mander desired a closer view of our defences. The letters were chiefly for the’officers of the captured gunboat isaac P. Smith; but among them, we understand, was one from Lerd fea anos to the commander of the British war steamer containing instructions for that vessel to repair Binelaisly to Washington,” ar a Ber Majesty’s steamer Desperate, from Port . touched off Charleston bar on the 27th ult., and sent @ ‘Drat to the city with despatches for the acting British ‘The steamship Havelock, aptain Coxetter, arrived at Charleston from Nassau on the 24th ult. On going into port she grounded on Drunken lick Shoal, but was got off (her throwing overboard some of her cargo. ‘The sch:oner Ann, from Nassau, with a cargo Se salt, ‘waa chased ashore by tho federals near Little river, N.C. -@mthe 24th ult. The crew escaped, but the vessel was - @aptared. INTERESTING FROM CHINA. Our Shanghac Correspondence. Suancuas, Jan. 1863, ‘fhe Payment of the Late Mandarin Ward's Force—Difi- culty as to the Transit of the Cash—Insult to a General by @ Chinese Banker—Provocation for the Act—Little Hope of Justice by Punishment Being Done— Services and Talents of General Burgevine—British Jea'ousy of the Force, dc., dc. 4s many erroneous reports are in circulation regarding the events of tho past fow days, I desire to give youa eorrect statement of the circumstances. ‘Takeo, a Chinese banker, bas been the medium through which the authorities have paid the troops kvuown as ‘Ward's force of disciplined Chinese, the money being sup- plied by thé Chinese government to Takeo, and by him paid over to the commanding officer of the force. ~ On Friday, the 2d inst., Takee sent one of his eompradors to the headquarters of General Bur- gevine, saying that forty thousand dollars were ready for the troops, and desired to know if it @heuld be sent to the house or placed immediately on Beard ono of the steamers bound to Sung Kiang, where the troops are at present stationed. Being told to place it @n board, he was furnished, at his own request, wiih a thipping order for its proper receipt. Late ingghe day— tho movey not being sent to the steamer—General !u~ gevine called upon Takee, and was received with viole..t ‘abuse, vile and outrageous epithete—insulis such as would ‘Bot be for a moment submitted to froma Eur. pean, far dees from a Chinese. On the day following Genera! Bur- @evine, having returned to Sung Kiang, a letter was received from Takee stating that thg moncy was ready, and requesting him to send some person to receive it. On the 4th General Burgevine came to Shang- hae, ,aceompanied by his body guard of twelve me., ‘whom he is accustomed to keep about bimn, and proceeded swith Uhcr 40 the house of Takee. Immediately on enter fog the preanises he was tod by T kee that/ the money was ready for him, and coolies were prepared to take it to the boat. No force was used, and the money was vot @ven demanded, bat was paid over voluniarily. All ‘these facis can be substantiated by two competent wit ‘neases who aocompan.ed General Burgevine on the occa sion. * The striking of Takee was a great error, and we are @urprised that the General should have so far forgotten himself as to use personal violence on one so far bene ith him; he sbould not have lost his temper. The previous ‘feult and abuce are the only extenuation which can be offered. Tukoe has for a long time beon striving to deprive Gen. Burgevive of the command and supply his place with #0ine one who would unite with him in squeezing the gov. @rnment. ‘This the Gene al would not do, and ike best evidence of hie up ightuess aud hovesty i the fact that he has-no private ft ve. as bas been the case with those wh: oP ms wan him 1 comimand, Genoral Burgev inéh 1s bis commission from the Emperor at Pekin, and the notice inthe paper without signature, @tating that be is degraded and SSirived O° bis command, 4s simply ridiculous U) those who are acjuainted with the © hot in Any Way subject t the dic. ation oF control of any of the petty mandaring im this part ofthe country. He 4s still m command 0. the forces, and cannot be removed exo pt by oid rs from the km: . Even admitting that avy lower authority ould iamies him. uo notice or request of apy kind has been eorved upon him. It i true that some of the small @mandarivg, fearing personal danger when the tacts come poe i a NS off red a Luge price— nel 5 jor hiv head, and endeavored to Kidnap Lin. Geueral Burgevine hag been over three yeirs m the ‘Chinese service, hos been 1 almost every engagement, @nd has been wounved some seven or @bt times, aud Will_be an invalid for iifw froin the las: wound received He bas brought the force under his command ty astute of excellent discipline, and they are truly « fine body of mon, wad will compare ay rabiy with Kurep be cauelude to reaiyn Nis Commission, Uhe Jose a valuable and Beave oliver, Ln man ‘The whwoie secret af ue rae been very ) foree, and have oti teay rox iuestadikepeaanes of it oe wae kidnap ed and takes on bo: anu Enghah vessel-of war 1h cats wore would be compolied to work on ihe rd. Feri, culiculty at home, lowes, (ney x present coasion, iisdesd oF prc. iyktvor ward manver, an order or the Engle a writes for mn. fur with the jutevtion to deliver han uy authorities. Whether ony arrangement has been made Sy they were to reeetve the’ bioud money fur his lead | Known bot thie would not be an extraordivary tai the bisiory of the English in the Bast, ORDER POW COLONEL. SUKGRVINE’S REMOVAL, [From the Friend of Chine 10. upright aber is thie: the Pngliet OF the growing power uf A many previous oven whiew Lot Me Chinese authorities be vine, having boon guilty of (nssructions, i striking a mandarin hbing pubile Movey. has been degradet by HF. the Foowe, y re moved from his poot of Commandant of the ever victori- ard ‘cr geving &@ command ceased in type HotiCe appoarod, vader im Jobb, did-de Camp to Beygadier Wane fal Stavely WO, B., t the fee! that the Ch nase author) ites having rogherted that on of H. 3 M.'s oflicera mi, be &, pacod in.c jand of the « Word” force at Hoon Koug, raptain Holland, M. Lot, hat Deou, 0 tempor: mensire, made Following this w vin Molland hinselt shat at present no irchaee stores for the force, and Burgevive is a0in to have the the Chinese soldiers deciaring “\ voder no eomman: Ober OM oF witl thay eo fo Daigo. What ne taaaltcanl ome INAN: COMMERCIAL. close wome short contrac but the 7” a ANP fen Amount of stock bought was small, though the Bunpay, March 22, 463. | price was put up % a 4% per cent. In all the The foreign trade of the port uring the week | Sctive sbares the short interes: is so large thats which eaded yesterday was active. The importa- whenever speculation revives, (he rise will be tions ef foreign goods and werchadise, exclusive cessive. Railway traffic continues very large. of dry goods, amounted to $2,437,439; to which | The Western roads show an increase ip March edd the declared value of the dry goods imported, thus far of nearly fifty per cent—the Galena, $1,700,731, and the aggregate foots up $4,138,170, | | ewpecially, is doing a very large business. The Against this we exported $4,671,223 of demestic | Brie receipts for March will probably execed } $900,000, and may reach a million. The July ‘dividend on the common stoek oun be gold in the | 130. Besides these experts, which are regularly entered at the Custom Honse, we sent sbroad last | street for three per cent. week a large amount of United States and raiiroad | Mr. Chase’s banking law is probably going to securities, It is very difficult to estimate the | be put into effect in this section, A bank at amount of ‘the securities which eve being sent | Norwich, Connecticut, is advertised to start with abroad; no banker likes to report his own traneac- | $100,000 capital, A monster bank with $20,000,000 | tions, and the ‘aggregate of the operations of ail | Capital is projected here, It stands to reason that | the bankers is a mystery which eaunot be deter- | capitalists will not be slow to avail themselves of | mined with anything like certainty. It ia safe to | the privilege of issuing irredeemabte paper, espe- | assume, however, that, including American secu- | Sially as the fever of specutation, now temporarily | rities shipped to Europe, our exports last week lulted, is pretty sure to afford them an opportunity were very largely in excess of our imports, and | Of earning a dividend on their capital, that the balance of trade has been made to lean oe ‘still more in favor of this country. The decline in gasvnpay) March 1-6 Pi specie from 173 to 154 has not thus far operated to | Agnes were dull at 8%. 0 836. for pots, and'9Ac. for check the export of produce; the lower rate is | pearls Stock, 518 bbis. quite high enough both to stimulate the outward Breaperurrs,—Flour was heavy and less active. movement of food and to tempt foreign speculators | To-day saleewere made of 9,500 bbis. State.and West to invest their means in American securities. ‘ern, 1,000 Southern and 400 Canadian within our revised ‘The money market was very easy last week, and | "0ge:— cITy ‘COMMEKOIAL | KEPOR rn rates underwent a sensible- relaxation. At the | Suverine State and Westorn.. ee foe close yesterday it was difficult to place money ata | Common'to choice extra Weste: + 700 a 1000 higher rate than five per cent ov call, and the best p sence * : = ‘ ra mercantile paper was in demand at five. Debt 5 +785 a 925 certificates, issued since 3d of March, principal are + 930 a 10 25 ease é + 850 » 550 and interest payable in currency, are wanted at | Corn meal, Jersey and’ Brandywine. ~415 a 500 97%. The old certificates, on which the interest is payable in gold, are within the merest fraction | bushels, —Wheat was vory quict, with sales of only 13.010 at $1 72 a $1 77 for red and amber of par. The notion which has been entertained in | Western, $1 54 a $1 66 for Milwaukee club and some quarters, that Mr. Chase will cause a strin- | "ber, spring, and $1 37 a $1 68 for Chicago gency in the money market by forcing loan upon pe Pace ply) peas Bev tss f ne epee Wall street, appears now to be pretty generally ana and ale, a 890. for angound and heated. Sales were also abandoned. made of 5,000 bushols of rye at $1 08 a $112. Uats con: tiniied in fair request at 760. a 85e. according to quality. It is, of course, the policy of the Secretary of Corven was quoted it the same, with sales of 400 the Treasury, who is essentially a borrower and | Da«s Maracatbo ongp. t-; 170 bags Rio at 3235c.u 33c., and 100 bags St. ae mt 29360. not a lender, to keep money as easy and as cheap Corr was in very limited demand, at 750. a ashe can. Common sense indicates that ne step ee 168s ith : should be taken which could interfere with the of 11200 bois, four at Is. 64. eis. Toca, dte pen present generous tender of means to the govern- ‘sions at 202, 8 278, 6d. To London 2, Is. Hour ment, or chill the present willingness te purchase ee msi Bae ippineponk 3h. Rs oat ia 0 ies. sci. United States securities at a premium. Government is now receiving at a very low rate | worth river. of interest more money than is required for the ‘Hivms.—The woek’s receipts were 21,701 hides: and the sales 48,200 hides, the hitter imeluding 1f, dry Buenos payment of the entire expenses of the war. On an, 0 0 213, Ibs. ‘ate ie poner hey wend 2.000 dry Friday and yesterday the receipts at this point | Rio Grunde, i on 20034. cash, usual selection: 10,000 alone of money on deposit at 5 per cent.on call ex- skon, a eaten pe eee ny ceeded a million per day, which supposes at least | private terms; ene: dry Bogota, 20 lbs., private terms; ruarte! treasuri Domingo, 26 Ibs., private terms; ecniiBion and.e.qoarter as all tbe: sab eas ary’ Matamoros, 28 1b8,. private’ term: 1,000 dry sions 9 fa ship's bags. he eae ‘and gelling freely at 80c. a 95c. for The receipts for conversion for the past day ortwo as American , 20 jbs., part 24e*, 6 months, as they run. 160 dry Buenos A: ‘kips, 10 12 tbs., 860 cash, ja) have averaged $750,000 per day, and it may fairly ba i th pagal were Fetes! Seiten rane be assumed that the average will not fall below | terms; 2600 wet suit California, 60 Ibs., private terms; $500,000 from this out, so long as the money tines ‘and country slaughters, 70 a 76 Ibs. 10%. a seathoet Satan bed, Ada to this $300,000 a day [venom 2,500 city slaughter cow, 50 a 60 Ibs., 1tc. a 400) and 66 bales, more than the total warexpenditure. Besides this, pyr Past br at moderne mount of Nantnea companies are printing $1,250,000 a day of paper | Prices, | There is no quot ‘able change in prigas, though on long as the total expenditures occasioned by the Jow their receints to-accumulate rather thin submit to grades being comparatively neglected. Receipts from the 11% , cas) stock on hand of ox and cow hides is from internal taxes—avery low average—and we baeo0b (eam time last year 135,200—year betore, 297,- have an aggregate revenue of $2,300,000 a day— ‘Leatyer.—Meeses. H. D. Hull & €o. say :—For hemlock sole the demand fyus been Jess general ttils week than for the government is receiving over $300,000 each work- | has. done. buyers been in the market; ing day in gold from customs, and the bank note | but they have vote quite freely at about last week's some descri; tions rates are rather easier; the trade gene- money. What more could government want? So | rally, however, are firm ia thoir views, and prefer to al any concession Orinoco ¢f all kinds is Foarco and more war are defrayed by voluntary contributions in inquired apler thon other descriptions, better this manner, it would be so obviously impolitie to tanneries during the week have been small in extent, and attempt new schemes that it may be safely | the siete bet es a Oak Son fg in active concladed that they will not be tried. When the | Toatest. privcipally for military burpotes, gaten.ace, with ward Rough upper is also ii $100,000,000 limit of call loans has been reached, | gor! demand at full prices, bs % ie ee ee ee confined to 190 is. New Or- it may be proper to offer a loan, and if we have ‘at 400.8 O20, and * Noe or Omni wen some military successes it will sell well. In the | changed rates. meantime the ebvious’ policy of the govern- | Ll laaeed gs here: od hai pevecrens mentis to take all the money which fs offered at five | Puovisunec cok wus inoro pone any, roe eg having per cent and in exchange for 6-20 bonds, and to | been madeot 3,500 bois, at ome 8 $14 3946 for old mess, avoid any measure which would have a tendency $16 37 0816 50 for foe. per agg 3) All . Ea bey ative: check deposits either on or for conversion. | with sales of iso bh, be $d S12 10 fo fee oe eo to check deposits eithe: call or a rN 3 ay ‘16 for extra mess. An issue of interest bearing Treasury notes (con- | na tierces of inrd within the cog oo sone ‘a lle.: 1 500 vertible into legal tender, and therefore practically | boxesof bacon at 7c. a 93¢¢., ‘214 packages of hams money) will probably be made as soen as the and shoulders Te A, ad 8s, 8. Daler con limit fixed by law to the 5 per cent deposits has’| for Western, (hoese was quiet at 130. a 1530. Rice was inactive at former deen reached. But it is hard to believe, as some | fury." “Goat continue in fair request for manufacturers; | of the money lenders do, that such an issue will | but the extreme rates demanded fr tho very meagre sup- create an active money market. These new notes, | D!y greatly restrict op rations. We note sales of 1,200 a Cape te terms; disguise them as you will, will still be paper Fericy ahd Maree eh at 7236. — eden the in! uiry is fair, but sales are con! to parce's in dealers’ money, and the law of political eeonomy is clear Taba.” Tie geno to CHAE cals 46 Tiel deed henge that every addition to the volume of currency must inorease the supply of honey and diminish its cur- rent value. They may for a day or two absorb some idle capital. But if money becomes at all searce they will be converted at once; for it will be profitable to convert them. The banks will re- ceive them as money, and if money be in demarid at 1 per cent above the rate which they bear they will enter into circulation ascurrency, Meanwhile the present prospect is that money will continue to | SC Risxs. grow plentiful, and that the rate of interest will de cline te the minimum fixed by the government. Gold fluctuated last week between 154 and 157, SrWooleo Tie marker inaiet, and. very little changing ooL.-—The market is quiet, und very hands. ‘rho fall in gold has chocked ins toa eon- siderable extent. Prices, however, have :ot given way, and holders ire firm in their yews. Witha rise in gold and excha ge the market will take a start azain. We havo nothing to report. SHIPPING NEWS. auwanac see EW YoRK—T18 DAY. 78 st SETS. Port of New Yor! ARRIVED. . u Wood Lond closing yesterday at about 164. Exchange clo.ed wane Ae ifiat in iee ps B. Tenten left at 169 a 170, with a very light demand, The law Midturn& Co, From ton 28 to lon Poe a Fore weather aplit ania. ahifted exrgo, ac; March of Congress and the law which is about to pass the | jon 371), passed kK British Queen, | nnd bs — ew pretty Mabetaelly check ales, eatin He a Hon ich ree 2 he speculation in gold, which has ¢o pre- | 0. sabacwaaly esesties the national Giptinee: with fendvia Gaertn, Phi So" er ae It is not expected that the Secretary of the Trea- | pitik Tmacene, MeCariy, Palssmo Jun 28. and iat got sury will adopt any violent measures for the pur- | !n 7) 4 o~ -Naaat, any wt oton tr ime pose of depressing gold 20 per cent at a blow. The effect of such measures would be to check exports of produce, to deprive the’ farmer of the foreign market which he now enjoys, and to stop, at c eGinnes, Ellabetbport for New an .r Black Swan. Lane, Belfast. Schr White Sea. Litchfield, Binion for Phited telphia. Schr Seiah B Strong, Davis, Provitence Sehr Alice, Gould, Norwich for Washington. once, the foreign demand for American securities. BELOW. Any such policy as this would do harm more than One ship, one bark and one brig, unknown. " ‘ BAILED. good. To keep the people of the North firm in 2Ist—Ship Vanguard; barks Express, Albert; schr Mode- their fealty to the government there must be no financial tours de force which would lea: either to a financial crisis in Wall street, or to such a col- lapse in gold as should demolish the market for domestic produce, or stop the foreign demand for American wheat, corn, provisions and stocks. Gold must be left free to fall gradually under the combined effort of increasing confidence and victo- ries. Government cau do nothing unless the peo- ravor. Wind at sunset NE, light. American Shipmasters’ Association, No 51 Watt Staxet—Roous 23 anv 25, ‘The following approved Masters and Ovlicers have received commissions from this Association :— Lather W, Morton (mate), bari Union, Janies Meat, ahi Annawan; 1 Thea Ts hey brig Young Repubiic; O aries ‘ay ; Norman Chatield (inate); Maa. | Flew up ¥, brig Feablon; Georg © Grosker\(muie), op | Ernestine: Sam el Moulton (mats): Dant MeLanghlin, ahipe 5 Bxbare: ob vo hag Langthorn, bri¢ Lan Willi ple are kept ina state of comfort and prosperity. | H Carter: Orville Cooper, sche Mary Helen; Daniel W How: ard; Alex i "awse. cath Orpheus. If they are kept in this state they will support the Misceliancous. war and pay taxes cheerfully. Nothing would ‘The steamship Talisman, Capt Russell, sailed yesterday for so quickly disgust people with the war and stop | Kingston, Ja, and Port au Prin the collection of taxes as any crisis in financial | Sm Kare Hooren, Johnson, at Msibourne frem Hong the. * | Kong, was, with her cargo, destroyed by fire prev ows to Jan [The KH wasa fine Al ship of 1438 tons register, wr r The following table shows the course of the stock | jij: in Baltimore in 1888, and was owned by J A Hooper, of arket for the past week and month: that city. Feb 21. Fb. 28. Mar. 7. Mar.14, Mar 21,.| Suir Dreapsorattr, from Liverpool for New York, pat U.S on, regint'd. OTig 90 99° 10144) 108 || int Fayal | th vit, disabled. The captain bad aleg broken, Vi ginias.. 09 49 os and the carpe nier was dead, Leese. aN oly = 61 awnons Sir Joston. Zwanek, hence at An'werp, ont guint OB. 60% 611g 1th ult, experionced heavy SSW: gales, lost Dulwirka and N.Y, Contrai 116% 110% Roding 89 aifstnourm March 1-The bark War Howk, Williams, of : ham. trom Messing for Liverpool (ener! cargos, Was Erie )reo-red oo the Ltn alt tm lat 4 Ny loc 10 with the Michigan Conteal, “- Ly wd 8 hields' tor Hong Kum: ‘ors an Soth'n rev of the War att, guaraut’d. 1 re ty peach, te iat 4 vis Central, A roll by that ves ® Centra os | Ratneut Grier 10'N, ion tt We and wre : $314 | ianuded Neve W ¢ 3 oat Having, Feb J8—Khe General Nowell, Milliken, from New 94 4G which arrived bere Feb 24, had ‘i i - we | 1 BAS, erring ber iowa overboard ode a River. 100s; ERPOOL, fog Iast n'eht the Vacilie Sail. 187% | guvte, from hat Alatan‘ier, Brean Trew at old 264° | Joon, NB, drarged their awchors while at anchor int let euch other, bat were st damage 1M, March 1Put back Feb 28, the Ry / cler, from HewVork for Bremen, wih tudder denmeye Artist, 82 toma, of River Head, Li, where. she was at Prowideues, has beem cal see oF The course of the stock market during "the past towed clear by # week has been generally apward, though without any great speculative exciiement. Many specu- Jators—as usual when the market is dull—are dis- posed rather to sell short than to buy for the rise, Rut the nataral tendency of prices, under the effeet of the coustantly increasing volume of paper Money, the vast expenditures of govern ment and the steady increase of railway traffic, is upward. The Western shares, as the above table shows, are 144.82 per cent better than they were a week agd, ‘fe Mail hay risen 2 per cent, aud so has Eriey The bears in Pacific have | suffered so severely that they are likely to let that stock alone for the future. Many of the short con. | tracts made in Febraary have netted a to-a of 30 | Siipmenns. Sipm.s percent. Anatiempt was mede last eveping to Tia. Aa sehr HB and rebutit in 1889, has ber The following tabie harbors of New Sharieston; Aavanast, latest novoui nts from eu —— ra Barks I toma, biilt at Ga sit eak gba! Greenport in 1890 / pg uinaey et the Mag) in the Josten, Bait ib, New Urigann Bieamahipe ‘bt Barks le @& wee F B Whitweil, Jr, owner of the bark Vactio whale ishery. Spolion—Feb L lartian2 of New Hedin (proba nly the Joie Howland), jis for Hons Kong, under Alisvcllane os hee Sy 'Ruscarora? (reported Ameriean),~ fro" Mo» mein | for Palmouti, 51 days ont, Jan 1, lat 33 40 8. leu 26 90 B. j pdupSeterine, Pendicion, from Akyab tor Queeiixosn, om P, il'y Cook, (rom NYork fer bordeaux, Fob 24, Jat 46 20. lon 2 40 Rogers, from Havre for Baltimore, Feb \0, cargo shifted. an! logs 0! suis, which were being repaired Feb 2 an SES SLAG Stat Harting, from Messina for Boston, pate ae sick, was supplied with Medicines, Feb 2), let SY 44, jou 15 W. Sehr Bi ey erg cas oom ep rernen: tor San Fran- Feb 18, luv 4) 3 N. Dover ane Axryrte, March 1— 31" Kob Roy, Hatizen, New York 24, Frey, Gregersen, do; id. Junior, Zwantt 4tu, Munna, Kale an,do, Sia ai, Peerlers Hacaus, ‘Alava Bay, Jan 9—Sia Jeddle. d. Pietionbarg Bay. re: 4—Arr Ambrosiae, NY¥ork. Bristow (Fi8), Mare eae" br cagrosige 3 ‘Merchant, New foes p Kong free Ob . Anna Augusta, Vickery, Papoaseh irae es seats — of the Godwin, Prus; aD Hansa (8), Von Santen, New ‘kK. Pownavx, Feb 22—Sid Pan, Krager, NYork; March 1, At- 0, lantic, Hopp, Ganbuevy el Dine, York: FO Warwiel W om Ne ey rk: "Atlanta, Merrill, “sont Moos ri tony Hatch, Grant, 3 ngapare; Vivid Joga, Bidrvize, Martinique. Capiz, Feb 25—A) Loerey Ws TB, ‘orl CusNFURGOS, ‘March Hd were ia Holling Wave, and Hero, ‘ork. Dear, Mi aps Sore Weereld of the Mowniag: Williaras, Lon- Tor Bown (an bi ete March ‘erase Vad Gunso, Mark for Ant woerp; 2d, Vi sé, Neison, ‘a, Killam, ‘orks pow, bh2—Arr oul Star, Robbi: s. New York. Bid Feb Jar Daggett, Ke March 4, Dennis Horton, McMullen, Bosto) Arr in the Clyde ee ee oe 2, or Haglan Prosi casters * Se ee sida 20th Passed by do 24th, bark Clara Haxall, Glover, from Meast- oe oe * re Dire de Penihievre, NYork; ‘Delabarriere, b 23, Hucroxt, Mirch 1-Sld 8 Giiderseeve, McCallum, Cardia. Hannunc, March 181d St Thomas Packet, Michelsen, San ys 26, — Bertram, Dierks, NYork; "Arr at Goahaven Feb 26, March 3, Donau. pee ee UJ . rr Stm- kins, cont of Florida, wit Gi) talre cottons brig ‘eteus, Ging. Portland (and od for E Cat saoas ae! Trane, Vanes wend tat bark Course, gh arts yey ae br out Re shits Joa 8 Hume, ie Philadelphia; Gold Hunter, Cann, Boston; March 1, Zaniien, Ryan; do; owitt aia EP Qhane, D Mary Bostor apart Leonard, Perey, New zpos * Bostow and Ei Bid iy acta Lindqvist, NY Pernambuc Blouin Curey nea aoa aeons hasapalee Pickett, i Poole, NYork : Elizabeth, Lamb, Car- on miei, Hetiert ilo Jene'ro and Gulag. Ent out Feb nae aces me Miamichls Alexan Mar- ‘Tetor: re lladeips ia boots "ie Mi ohenscauffe A nda; riley, ‘a st; Me Spooner; NVray camara, Genes Ley, Bolas Moga operas TEPEAS. vont. erm, fate, nk mnt it [hee Jane Scho Bryant, Gardner, Oar C0. from Gravesend ey P Abe od Hilyard, es. Lecnoarn, Feb 25—A1 fork, Cooper, Marseiins, Feb pan yin 0, Haran Chet Prdsia Tor Mulamoros, bark Ticats, javans (helove rel f . wall. ie “et. ‘Titeomd, Ha oun, ach Win Bulger, W at iv, eh Hoone, c cote riot tier, Cun Vi NYork. EP NYork. for Bost baa PALER. red 25-—Ai Feb 23—8! . do: ts Brovksy +e Feaed were ‘th “ores, Martin, inde | mao bth, ae Cea ine. vane; web Norton New perrides, ake Sid March 3, Srowey, NSW, Jam 21—A'r previous (by ha Granite City, Ree eae arr Unico, Mer lerazp, NY 1d, Be Br sazuikn, March Sarr Eieabeth Cushing, Plumer, Sr Hess ma, Jat tbgpkber ig Kellev. mo for London a. Emerson, Mouii tay or Puieadh Sour b Atlantic, Gr gutta (and sid for Boston); St). a Crockett, anon (ani ald for Falmonth fare dere rit Burrows, —, Sid oh, illes rbunet, Suaxcuak, Jan 9—Arr Bi Sener eate E:dridxe, Kauagiwa; Janes Mi Fooe! Cael March 3—Arr brig Maria C E (Br), Webber, New ‘Txe, Feb 27—Arr Fosca Helena, Ridder, N York; 28th, Mury Glover, [fughes, vatnvia Trwen Bay, Jan 2)—-Arr Ava) Traces, Feb 28—Arr Rival App! (PenStewnmir Bougya, at Hautrax—Txtxcnaraic,) aA from New York, a 3 sarah 1, at Lisbon; 2M, Mary Fivnn, T'Partbian, mt sos Sth, Aw na Augusta, at Bris o "i John, Bertenm.” os Torbay; 4th, ober, ‘a, in the Clyde; 5th, Westfield, at Liverpool. Arr from Baltiinore Murch 6. & ery, at Liverpoot March 4, Mary G, from Curdiit; 6th. Mary yi vith, Pafladelphia, tom eat Via Queenstown, ) Arr from NYork't it For, at Brem. rhaven; Albatross, and bomen at Deal; E Barnard. and Liverpool. American Ports. BOSTON. March 1, AM—A r Br bark Elizabeth Cann, Ban, Ardrossan; Br bri, Norma, Jackson, Pa ermo; sehr ston, Kiizabéthport ‘Below isp bark Bioizrant iver M.aarch of the Sea, at | 1 | GrORGE OPDYK off South eud of Margureiia Tsiand, sh'p | ann, Diercke, from NYork for Liverpool, | castie, E, Cd seamer Norman, Base, Phil-del- rk St Mur New Oveans; brie Cham. Warren, 8azui ican Union, Bartlett, Fort | Pickens. Fla. Edwin, 7 Baliimo BALTIMORE, M Arr echrs Tidal Wat and Meny Taylor, Ncccrsm, Boston Cl ding aoe Fortrres, Monroe; vars, Amare ‘ i ; Heed, Howton; Sones Otter Rock? Thompson. da: Win Dr water, Paiterson, Lynn, Mass; J H Burnett. Ireland, Port Mors NY; M Fearon, Low, Norn. ‘ld bark Henrletts, 1, Kio LIZABETAPORT, March 20504 gobs Aucusta, Crow. il aod TH Seymour, Kelly, Boston; Quaker uy, ‘Bene I LADELPHIA, March 21, AN Arr brig, Brrichette schra B Wau ps. ye Paerior a Hare. Pot il at ui? ton. ship Fo 5 _ jue laloupe: Ber ers Hort, Nex Orieane brig Day, 10; pire, Pers 3 Boston; Al ogee. Bbber, ‘Nori cl " Bet 4 01 ve) "tity ax nod Nyaghl Goudd, nye Burlabs Haron Parous, and JB Myers, Ooh, Hanson; Billing, JN Steelman, Burling, do; F G Smith, Anderson, NS OKTLAND, fiarch S0-rdve cence ps bps om Bi a Li ¥: Park rabui NYerk. trig Ashier Thestrop, Cien aaee seins Bhute, and Pavilion, Parker, ternandina, Pia; Li zie vcr, MoDuite, Phila iphia; Texea, Rose, Sad Hannie rook, Livtle\o u. EM, Me Rad sonr Ca ais Packet, Hatch, Phila deiphia fo Dent raul Fauadet pa ieee 9, 1868, acabeo the d — ” Rey Wert, ria Fortress irr, va 4. BOYD, ‘and Assistant Quartermaster, , MEN x WANTED FOR WHICH A LIBUTEN- A. ituy wt be giv Ha onenpany 19. by immediately Mitsiered Inco se View on or adireae X.Y, Harbor fence, ruam 26 Pianter’s Hotel, 648 Broadway. Re RUITING OF TCPRS. OF ALL GRADES, ATTEN. nA Minar Worting, to cotsider a poi th - dition now Lint in several Staten, wi i ak pi i Held s Hotel, 81 Bows even a a St7 o'clock. Apply ‘or ‘icketsof advalssion nd 3 As above, - (HE KALL SEASON. ‘OLELLAN HOP . CLBLAN, BO st engas Ball ot. the EASON. FAN \ INRESs AND OLVIO, Clty Aseinbly Room, Tues’ oy ty re. 24, 1863, The door will be yn've f “on CROW DUKE OF ARG M Tickets $1. HARON XI Chateman, Prince De Joueviise, Secrotnry Over twelve hue: vit have already been disposed of, and ti Is the Inenth: this he «reat ball of the peawon On thie oocasivn | les Kate Stantons the champion Jig oaneer, ite cam be gbtaind at MM Rorton # Cremorns Muric Mail, or at the pei » 5593 Broa way. " THE MILITARY, (0.4 FIRST LIKUTRNANT WANTED IMMB- $35 aiavely. io a. reat «Those only whocan command | @ abo pre maa Stireds Military, bon h Comission Obta DE! st + Herali opie PUTY Shia Fe, tb GENERAL'S OFFIOR, i | of case, | voluntecr © LOYAL LEAGUE oF UNION CITIZENS, New Yore, March 18, 1863. The orraniantion 0° 3115 LEAGUE was commenced at the meeting of 6 ce ‘Rademy of Manic, by the LIBUT, GENERAL WW | pidtidcp eocrs, UB Mick Paes sits, EX. i: STEW ARY, JONATHAN SI ; RK. UBNNING DUS i, ‘ HENJ. W. BONNEY, youN VAN ALS T BRS DY. FRANCS LIF KY MORKIS KETCHUM, JAMES WADSW ORB, wiser NEWEMIAH KNIGHT. "Now 5s Hana 8 Park jase, KXHOOTIVE COuMITTER. EE. Morgan, Willian de Georse abot Warde Waido futehins ‘The oMivers ex oilicie, sk i PROSPER EIMORE. ‘The objeats of the Le taseuntmate nul ol loyalty to the ‘ * es neloved 10 ) appointed and duly acere ited vite thelr e0-ope thor 1 loyal eitize Bid in preserving Lhe ha N ” eas thor! oe ie apecially restrained, ‘aveecommacoeclir sete ig naan of _Moretam Kytgat, Treaseree No} ‘ATIONAL DEMOCRAT:C REPUBLICAN GENRRAT Rvecial Meeting of the tien Movart Hall. next Tes wank Ott IRCHILD, Chairman eee ae JOuN bE DEY LAN, Vice Chairinan, JOHN JACKETT, 4 Tonarios Fuwan, | §Sesetsrics JOPPERUEADS, ATTi ‘of Lit 108: THB, COPPERIEAD or Badge o Bot ali white gept “ihe, ieut, amd wear thé grand old. sinh « Liberty. sta‘oue p’rhead mail cl (pest paid) on ree ip cents. or w hundred by @ press. Al @ ders out of & } ity abouts Pad.tronsed sf ence to the original manuiac- in & Co,, Post otice, New York, UB OF UNION cr’ 3 of the Fiit-ent Thos. H. Bars 15" WARD LOYAL LEA Ata mreting of loyal iti he d at (05 Broadway. on Prisay e Barpone of oncasial'ig @ Local temporary chulyman tary. pea the fol’owin ; revol. Reaolved, That we organize a zens of the Fifteenth ward of the city Mary to (he Gener! Liyat League of Union citi stabs vod at tie: Cooper Tnatitite ard Avidemy af Mine Resolved, That as the founda ion ol this Lea: Prove and adopt the Fewsiti eee at the tw As and H. Alexander secro- League tu the central or: comuntttes be ‘erecutive ‘eh ated. to o¢ League (en went into an cle ton for per- jega'es to the central organization an! le. with the following result — lert hitel View 1 reenter “ear 8 Van \inkle. For §-retary—Thos, E. Stewart. ies te tie C.nteal Orginiza:ion—Harvey 1. ‘m. 5 C. Van Cott, Tos. MeKnignt, For Bx ative Dons Com. mittee —W a Wailcot:. Jas 1). Oliver, Billa is er, Janes be Gra i has. 5. iiving (on, Dr oman, Mm. 7 oe u as, site Pe Thos. Hi, Burra, lienry D. Atwater,” gakals. US. HBV RRAS, Chatrman pro tem. HH. ALEXANDER, Beoreiary pro tem __._ MUSICAL. wont od HAND PIANO WANTED.: i ht ADEE. o buy & netnber of Eye oe idress ARGAIN. aa FINE TONED. PIANO. 1 IRON Fi FEAME, Freno vetion, oy te coivbrated maxer: Gale o. Will be rot for $100. inclntiny handsome Cover und Sto, Apply @ ter 12 ocivck a: 159 East Tenth street, between ad Fourth avenues. A MAGIFICENT 7 OCTAVE ROSE VOOD PIANO forte tor tale=the pruve.ty of @gentieman leaving fr fo get bora ph all cote Ses ry i Plate, overs:rung eeu in une mo: at including Stool and Cover, Super) inquire at it3 Wes: Tw: \ LADY, HAVING A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD ¢ Pcoio Pisnoforie, wili dispoas of it for yar red a price ven ue bt ton, pearly new fect orter, manulactured 0; at the residence, 25 Tu rd atrcet. ont makers. A, y han val or iron frame, nes Heed ‘allen for five years ieot oeee Mt nay alnere oe ‘Cali’ at 1 et class \ street. ¥. AUTIFUL ROSEWOO? 8i:- “large ie, Fail irom, frets te Algo splendid vrei | ven octave Pianoforte, for Iven than munnfaciurers price, Planoforie, sevon o tave. ‘ow all modern tho proren two mahogany I'lsno.or tes ad ALD & OO , 8:8 Bowery OR SALE—AT HALF PRICE, ruseword 7 ocave Piano, cost $44, made by first loss city makers, with every modern improvement. carved Jee serpentine monidings; will be rold at hall price if applied for immediately at 45 High stree!, Brooklyn wie, AND SINGING —NAPOLEON W. GOULD sty from the Finipal conowrts in Europe and Aomstons italia Opera au Tw oa, Havana. enables hy Yup. ei a es Taam toacco pany mons and play eit vely, Address 83 Fourth avenue, wea Tenth 6 ret BR MAGRATS, HAVIXG Re ney place chureh, wire he chu:r for over theer gears, will ‘be opel 1s iin New York or Brooklyn I awees, Ad West Buitent., Brooklyn. A RICHLY (CARVED Apply at Pfeo nea PP bg th ld FOR SALE—A SPLEND!D 7 OCTAVE nof rt, elegant rosewood case, round. ©. 1 rs, fen i sweet nid powsrful tone, Inge ute le 6 -on As celebrated clamp atta hnent iegint wy 6 fine Sool. Price $190, cont SEW Uwe years Shor Appiy at 0g Mant Terentieth meee ee JOPRANO AND AITO, ONE BASS AND TWO Tenure wantes Ina P 9. stant cluire up town. havins « te to cone st of twelve volevs, Good + ove a pleasant ‘sitnavion, if’ mot tues Address box ‘07 Herald office, SOPRANO SINCER —A YOUNG LADY. OF MODERATE Ves amengazement in @echurch cher, wih a moderate valor. sive his $ 00! voice, reads alin wal. ie goons Od to chantin:. apd well acquatot h the Epise copal service Address Wm. H Waiter, No, ow eat Twen ty-!ourth street, HORACE | WATERS MODERN IMPROVED sanom are burt ug) 1 materials p. ravind, full and Mellow, the tou gost ano ie Warraat’d for five years. Prices from $25 TESTIMONIALS. forace Waters Panos are known a§ among the very vent Be vangel st, HE hallenge comparison with onrnal. 0 3, of different makers, from sua to £25 Beoomd hail Piauys from $40 to 81a. WATERS’ MELODEONS AND HARMONICMS, woud Caren, Len thy raat tent . ivided #» e: Pie 6 tro New ani second band Fnnom ng | Meledeooe to tet: month. ly payments Fecaived fo. eam Tnciraments {ayed. HORACE WATERS, Agent, 481 B oictway. fo BE SOLD AT ONCE.—A SUPERR SEYEN Oct AVE rovewoo! Pian ile, with HeHEY carved logs extra. carved jroullings on 'a Touee cueners, fraud a, thon orcr- strung bass, clecant pear! miaid with p fe and made a few wontha ago bi panel the bess wit Fold atasacrinon CCH i. Aywhy. betwarn TEnand 5 oxrock, at No. 14 raat i Thirteenth Fifth avenue, ,ANTED-A fo" au w considerable at, from 6107 P. et, betveon Browtway wend OD BOY WITH A GOOD Olek, then ir, tmrnediately. To the Mohr one “re ar ocered, Enjntre al ge W st at mitt have @ coo. Int. vomit. Apo ly To ni Le ay st HOTK:. Wear wairy, miinaiod. .0 céuts, jAMILY HOTEL—TO FAMILIES VE Cential Pars aad oh the proprietor ¢ Perley Hotel haa leaned shy wie manskon we Tuo: Phe atone Visiting the Gisorverly. pers 0: Wie Hudson, OTEL RESTAURANT CABRERA. ERO PORYAS Proprietor. No. 10, Catyadé dei Stent. No. W mpo de Marte one of can have Suits Of Farnt Raome for geatiente to wait up ied aud re) ieninoed ora bard tha recta ant bas With ail this amt oth with a at af woure of the day and the auveaninge of being « nigh 1 ie proprietor, in Pity to make hig hotel one of he mast orn A in Havnin, ax made ad@uione tn th auhing <r Tnstisute, and con pleted STRAW WEEKLY TO LVL. Cork naxer, Satu | from. pis 2 as North Rai PASDAGE, ichig ta ola yr “5| Bu, to ‘8 Do, tw Parks. . 1 De, wo Han orwarded to Haves, Bremen, idoluer ‘st cabin, $7: $: wustown. 3). } "ro vond for thelr trisdee ean buy uckets here at vsbare sper y bude ia water tors. Exp F Accor nodations for passem- «st on sections. und carry vd enced aurgeons are att \ WILLIAM ie erpool to ta aut sifesn Se 8: sheeens- 2, Agent, 1 Broadway, N. ¥. JOUN &. DAL ROUTH. anions ROYAL 3 SIS AND il AND CORK H\EBOR, New York Wccmesday, vaves tiowon Wednesday. Apri 2). 7 York Weduestay, AEW VOUS 40 MIVEKPOOL * paid tor, boar m tl wot be accountable forspe- hudiag, uaving the Value em nt TEAMSHI? WREAT ¥ FROM NEW YORK Tie aiOOns wc on Legale LO” news we rabtme its (hs families imay bee Suite Rooms, tare conate and. sie STEERAGE, With wipe = Ali fuien payable eurrency Bi ‘ illowed twenty euble feet of luggage. Am expel iti on boars oe pescae ap Wie “Chas. A. WUTTNEY, i pply to i Avie oie, 26 Broadway. % ASPINWALL, Agents, 54 Soath sweet, AN eg! ag Ha DEEEAR LLOYD'S STRAMSATE HANA, é * a. contnander. earrving the United F s i, wal sail from pier 20 North elver. foot ef Obame « ery street SATURDAY. AURIL 1. at 2 O'CLOCK a... BREMEN, VIA "SOUTHAMPTON, Taking qasceligers ia ON. HAVRE, SOUTUAMPTON and BREMEN, at the folowing rates, payable ip xeld OF ite equivaientin curren eas iirst cable, $105; eocond’ cabin, $62 50; ateeraga, - Yer freight or passage - OnE ion Hts & 60, 68 Broad street OR 1. IVER POOL — HE =PLENOID ‘PACKET SHIP‘ CALHOUN, at pier No. Ou 2h iver, with hat inca. ~ A-TARTIC on Satu Jive, 270 Peart strae:, fateh roa at THON e oe ‘a Pan taton sd D3 owecn POR [ERE OL THE SELENDID CLiPLEtt SHIF + ADELAIDE, Castain Curting, having made she :dast Parvaue som Lavervoot In twenty-four daya, alls axaln om the SOIh Moreh. Ca in currency. Apply to WIL is PaaS a Rite: wtrect. ASSAGP ROM ol 70 LIVERPOOL N DON. Oa Hick Sur bine he Gi NOREEOR vor er pool and (he UORNELLCS GRINNELL for London sell lo morrow noom. For paxsué@ or drafts appy to wit: P TLAMS « GUION, 49 Fulton scneet. r MIGRATION AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE 0 2. $6 Bouth a —Tapscott's ‘avorite line of Livery aye X Unf Lon on packets aalb o: recor oe Teen appt i a 8 South street. y or y ta wo mars. OP UROTH ERS Co. M. ©. ROURBTS LINK. STEAMSHIVS TO SAN FRANCISCO AND ORBGON, © NICARAGL HUA TRANSIT, THE STEAMSHIP sein’ AMBR) nay, patel jeave ior GREY LUN. to connect with « Hieausbip MOSK TAYLOR, F fi A ON SATURDAY, ‘AVRIL 25, 1968, ‘or freight or passage apply to nd so ARRINGTON, Warren, 77 Went nureet, corner of PIONEER LINR. CARRYING THE TRALIA wes Juuk.—Tie noble Ad yeiiree,s 'eper ebip Not i HHICA is now rapidiy “2 or ¥ bow r Tass reine Won wiles eepaiche | pos ; suse of Mirek. Was separ weromnodatt ae for ret cu'ny jpaseaugirs: Will GREY a foe, at iow mates of Passa able in Soin, ber fretht or passage apply | kw. ON, Bs Heacer gtreet raxdoad WOR Cs Vis SANAMA Ai mae wit! leare: New York om the 1st, ith ane onth, except when | Bunda these dates fall on } foitowin s of departure will be on the (or passage apply at the only office, No, Spee ae vey Dba ALLEN, Agent. FR, NEW EANS DIRECT. , | nall steamship JO. aaton, momender, * | peiit tesve pi Pi 4 Norty Hyer, on Thureday, March 26, 3 ats Jeans direct. Ne » Bony raat, Heston 4 OD. Sh papetony. 10K, HAVAN Ay VIA NA“BAU. N. K . poceiintnpeva mail ay nr wee nal a the ; oa pik“ wear ney City, rch Pat 4 Sita March be, “Ore SV: 00 For tvelgit © T panna apple 1 UN ARD. or haan LOAN OFFICES. — ASSAU STREBT—A. [ONIGMAN, DIAMOND niakes iibe.al advanoes on Dia aves : ©: buys them at Tuli vane, ab uts private ofliee, i sreet, Foom 2, uy siairs, Business coutidential. EK SKEET. —PAWNBROK ERS’ TIOK- AT w | pay 3 ver cept more Wan ny per- fon in Unis ony Vawnorokers Tickets of Diawon Watenes, Jenoiry, old Gold and Silver, Gulns, &e., at 4 Bleecker street, mp etuira Ti BLEEK ets wa MAN procures advances beng OF Bia the ame Tor cash os and Pe Tro: nds, acer, rennet, sthes, Biwer Ware Pu YASH PAID FOR DIAMONDS-AND A VERY HIGH price jad (Or wuperiatively ane siugle stones, Vain Tocdia camels hair shaw @ bought. 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