The New York Herald Newspaper, March 5, 1864, Page 5

~ Musical. PALLAM oFmBA. ULacreria Borgia is doubl the mest melodious among the many beautiful operas composed by the great maestro, Donizettt. From the commencement of the over- tare to the [ali of the curtaia upon the last aot the work {a full of attractive melodies. It is always ploasiag—at times traly grand. The public recognize the merit of this chef d’euvre, and always crowd the Academy of Music whea it ig sung by the troupe. Last evening was no exception totherule, There was very large aad most fashionable audience present, and the performance passed off with great eclat ‘The principal roles—suag by Mme. Medori, Mile, Sulzer, Mazzoleni and Biachi—wore, of course, admirably gun, ‘The secondary perts are usually given to inferior artis Mr. L. A, Hendrich’s Despatch. Norroix, Va., March 3, 1864, . RecRUitE. ‘The John Tucker, Captain Colmary, arrived here this ‘morning from St. Marys county, Maryland, having on ‘Doard one hundred and fifty negro recruits and their fa- ‘milles, sumbering three hundred and eighty-eight women: ‘andchildren, Most of them came from St. Marys county; ‘Dut come are from Lancaster county. The gentlemen of Ethiopian descent, now enlisted in Uncle Samuel’s ser group. They were received on board the steamer at ‘Clowden’s wharf, on the W; 100 ‘wore attended vo te bout by thelr: late eguors, who noe | Put ou thie cocasion they were exceedingly well rendered: pcan aban ery tle bya wogons, and made mene slehpeapclerbioan gaa ‘tuem presents in the first between Lucrosia (Mme. Me- appioegs im thelr nilgrimage aod future sejoura in the | ort) and Gennaro (Maszolen|) was aung. with great ‘their families bt passage on the same ; but ag | ensemble and spirit, and merited the applause bestowed ‘the orders wore oy to eee, Rad a and | upon it. The canitlene, Di Pescatore Ignobile, Mazao- prin wien er ere Joni sang with all bis usual exprossion aud grace, This ition to supplying the city with gas, regulating | was »lso much applauded. ‘$09 cirests and controlling the city banks, General Butler | In the second act Bisobi, who has in Duke Alfonso ono of his bess roles, sang the aria with great power and effect; in fact, throughout the opera he was very successful and shared fairly with the other artisis the applause ao lib- erally bestowed by the well pleased audience. The grand pm oor rel of the fire depart. at tal step has been the here. w engine is Benjamin F. Butler. Chief Assistant Engineer Baulch came on eee Hie HEH ails Hits in proper running trim. This | trio in the second act betweon Medcri, Mazzoleni and => See et placed Biachi-was encored amid-storms of applause. Mazzoleni rea. All the old enaire | sang tho “Madre Mia’ admirably end with uusual ex- ‘and wo shall goon ba fire department, if not metro: | pression and feeling. pn ie nape able of Proronting 8 | wile. Salzer, as Orsini, we have seldom hoard to pening bere from lack greater advantage then on this occasion. She gave the ‘Ee eaiicn pee took place | Drimiist exceedingiy well, and was encored, This artist to-day ~ tobacco is certainly laying aside the tremolo which bade fair to eee ee sae He Ceonaht $59. mar her best efforts, and as a result sings much more the Kate Tebels, was also sold at — ae ee Heavy Firing in Front of Newbern—The Citizens Arming, &c. * Forrrgss Mownos, March 3, 1864. “@he ateamar A. R. Spalding arrived from Morehead City ‘yesterday, and brings the intelligence that the Quarter- pleasantly. The choruses and orchestra were effective, ‘and the mise on scenz all that could be desired. To-day there will be a grand Faust matinee, with Mme, Frederica as Margerita. Owing to the continued indis- Position of Mise Kollogg this change becomes necessary. M. Marotzok was certainly very fortunate to obtain e9 talented s substitute on this occasion. THR GOTTSOHALE MATINE. ‘ To-day there will bea grand matineoat Niblo’s Salooa— @ Gottschalk matinee—which is saylvug enough to cause the public to crowd the place. THB OPERA IN HAVANA, ‘The Opera troupe, incluaieg Mme, Loriol, Mme. Guer- rabell#, Miss Phillips, Sbrigla, Amodio and Susini, which has been giving a series of representations in Matanzas and Havana, will return here about the 15th of this month. The troupe were vot successful in Matanzas, but were immensely so in Havana, whore six perform. ances netted for the impresario eleven thousand dollars. He was suddonly stopped in his prosperous career by almost too stupid a blunder, He had failed to secure the Tacon, the Havana Upera House, and just inthe high tide of bis season the Ravels, who had had the foresight to engage the house, stopped him. Mme. Loriai, the prima donua of the troupe, was vastly successful in all her performances. At her debut, which was made in Norma, the enthusiasm of the audience was 80 great as almost to retard the performance. The Ha- vana journals the next moroing were extravagant in their praises of this favorite artiste, who had creditably sus- tained American art in South America, Europe, our own principal cities, and iastly in Havana. Miss Phillips was also very well received by the Habaneros, Signor Amodio, the popular young baritone, also made a most favorable impression during the short season he appeared at the Tacon. He has returned to this city, under engagement, as we hear, to Mr. Grau. IRVING HALL. The great testimonial concert offered to Mr. F. I. Har- risoa takes place to-night at Irving Hall. The programme fg unusually attractive; our most popular-artists sing and play, and the performance will doubtless be one of the ‘most brilliant of the season. ‘Citizens were arming themselves to be ready for avy emergency. @apture of the Blockade Runner Scotia— >A Fight Reported at Deep Creek, Va. ‘Wasuinaton, March 4, 1864. Admirai Lee telegraphs to the Navy Department from ‘Newport's News, Va., that the small side-wheel steamer ‘Bootia was captured by the Connecticut on the 1st inst., Baving run out from Wilmington on the night of the 29th Of Fobruary. ‘She has one hundred and eight bales of cotton on board, Ghe arrived at Newport's News yesterday for coal, on the ‘way to Boston. The Scotia is a paddle wheel steamor @f about three hundred tons burthen, was built on the Olyde, and was purchased and sent out from Glasgow ia @be summer of 1863. Sho steams twelvé or fourteen qailes per hour. Sho hase straight stem, two masts and one funnel, and belonged to the same company who sent Out the Princess Royal. A special despatch from Norfolk, 2d inst., says:— ‘Last evening fighting commenced between our forces rand the enemy at Doop Creck, ten miles from that city. ‘We were unable to ascertain .the reault. To day at noon -eontinuous heavy artillery firing was heard in that direction, It was probably skirmishing between the opposing forces. Foriress Moxrog, March 3, 1864. ‘Whe rebel General Fitzhugh Lee arrived this morving ‘on the Baltimore boat, from Fort Lafayette. ‘The steamer Scotia, recently captured while attempting @ run the Dlockade off Wilmington, arrived this after- ‘@o0n. BSews from San Francisco. AMEAVY SHIPMENT OF TREASURE BY THB GOLDEN CITY, ETO. Saw Francieco, March 3, 1864. Since the sailing of the Golden City it has transpired “that sho took $773,000 in treasure for New York, instead ‘of the sum heretofore reported, Twenty soldiers wont as guards, designing to roturn ‘from Panama by the return steamer. In addition to her Militi THE REDUCED QUOTA IN THE NEW The following tables will show the changes in the Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Sevonth, Kighth and Ninth Congressional districts (New York and Brooklyn), which are thé only ones affected by the reduction of the wegular armament.an extra one hundred pounder Parrott as Now Es- +gun wes wounted on the forward deck, so that, considering Piney speed even, the Alabama would find ita difficult job to 000 Men.’ Reduction. -@apture her. No armed passenger was allowed to sell 8,837 1,7 ‘fence on her. 3,000 906 ‘All the cargo in betwen decks of the ship Aquills has soe Ho ‘mow been discharged, and wreckers have commenced 2,000 2,860 DEATH OF THE REV. THOMAS STARR KING. he ‘408 San Frawcwoo, March 4, 1664. —— —_— -_ ‘Total.......39,061 4,810 14,251 Mev, Thomas Starr King died at eight o’clock this morn- ‘tng after a brief iliness, of diptheria. ‘The eudden and unexpected death of the Rev. Themas Starr King to-day, at once surprised and saddened the verhole community. Business was nearly suspended, the ‘eourte adjourned, the public offices closed, and the flags ~@a every fiagstef were put at bait mast, including those @mevery church that ever raised a fieg. It is univer- “ally conceded tbat ne man bad ever done so much as be ‘towards making California loyal; while his untiring zeal fia forwarding every benevolent enterprise made him .@enerally beloved. - Arrived ship William Chamberlain from New York. ‘The dry weather has induced considerable speculation fm breadstuifs; offerings made at $1 80 a $1 90 per 100 wounds for wheat, The Irish in E: . Captain W. F. Lyons, President of the Knights of St. Patrick, last evening delivered an interesting lecture on “the subject of Ireland’s exiles. He was honored by a fair end oumerous audience, He was introduced in a “very flattering and friendly address by Geveral Meagher, ‘who was welcomed with loud applause. Im opening his address the lecturer stated that it was ant his design to enter upon the origin, early actions or THB TWENTISTH COLORED REGIMENF TO DEPART ‘TO-DAY. The above regiment will leave Riker’s Island for the seat of war.to-day. They will arrive in this city about eleven o’clock, when they will march down Fifth ayeaue to Fourteenth street, down Fourteenth street to Union square, to the Union League Olub House, where t! will | be presented with o stand of colors at one o'clock P. M. From thence they will 1d to the foot of Canal street, and embarking on board the steamer gobo will be taken to New Orleans. ‘The Metropolitan ary fair. A PAST HORSE DONATED TO THE SANITARY OOMMIS- SION, : Mr. Robert Bonner, the owner of the well known trot. ting mare Lady Woodruff, bas announced his intention of Sanitary very fine ition , and ought to realize a handsome sum. FINE ART BXHIBITION. A fine collection of paintings has been p! bition in the Derby Gallery for the benefit of Commission. clags artists, Mr. Sch¢ his pictures to the exhibition. The collection main‘on exhibition for two weeks. on exhl- 0 Sanitary The paintings are the productions of first oat of this city, a gps Be re- PRESIDENT LINCOLN SENDS AN AUTOORAPI LET- TER—IT SELLS FOB ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, BTC. ‘The hours of the Brookiyn and Long Island Sanitary Fait are numbered. The Executive Committee have de- progress of many nations. He traced the Irish element aot alone in this country, but in Europe, South America, Australia and Canada; and in England, which be regarded ‘ea much a land of exile to the Irishman as America, and | cided to close up to-night. kverybody appears pleased at as ity of character and isolation | their decision, The ladies are tired out and acknowledge ‘rom kindred concet + St. George's Channel was it, while the gentlemen look fagged, sit around, and say, “Oh, keep open for another week, by all means.”” There is also a very perceptible falling off in the number of visitors. All cogent reasons why the Fair should be “described as frett closed. ‘wanting not the will but the — President Vincoln bas been among the contributors to @hat held them jo captivity. the Pair. He gent an autograph letter commending the ‘Brigades, both in France and enterprise aud wishing it every success, A Connecticut govtlomen was standing by when the letter was read, aud offered to give one hundred dollars for it, The offer was accepted. How to dispose of the goods which remain unsold to- morrow evening is the question at present before the Ex- eoutive Committee. They will probably come to some emigration, the lecturor sald the foreign decision to-day, which will most likely be to sell them off fmereatter be Cg 10 tilling the millions of acres in | at auction. The gross receipts already amount to about wine Btates south of tho Potomac and the Ohio bie of | $330,000, When the Durham bull, the house and lot ‘eultivation by white labor, and that the war wou! id open | (which are heavily mortgaged), and the remaining pin- mew fields “of iodustrm to the Irish, who bad | cushions, clothes wringers, piavofortes, hearth rugs, already contributed so much to the prosperity | sceat bottles, kc., &c , are disposed of the gross amount jand grandeur of the country. Referring to the emineut | of receipts will be about $400,006. men of his race who adorned this city, he made AUBACHIPTIONS TO THE BROOKLYN PA! aan tet tc cinimned that. therenorgl in | 4p Mt, Willian Burdon, Chairman of the Committee on Manufactures and ‘banics’ Accounts of the Brooklyn Banitary Fair, acknow! jon the of fi dollars and shirt; rai cnet ve thousand . Delano, Faq. , of = the Brooklyn Navy Yard. was one thousand Pa four h and eighty-four Gbliars and twenty cents thom of this a1 employes of the yard, nt raised eee while nearly all the romainder hag been procured from prominent shipbuilders, arite who Sighed for pare, ae 1d he bi rapture died too oon. Could he bare lived raptartine fragrance of PITALON'S Matract of Blooming Cereus, be would have owned thi senses bad experienced a new delight. old oyan Cau TO TH AUDA ‘The fact that rae . javy. ‘The United States steam gunboat , Acting Master ‘Tarr commanding, arfived at thls port yesterday | fmt, freien oF 4 , from the coast of Texas, via Now Orieane, ship | whlch fancy goods 04 from Pensacola, making the passage in nine pS Head ike. Maye from the latter port, ‘The following'ts a list of her | the universal popula has aro ph doatiqute alike pirating Eepatttne igs cattnals alate Sate Hone But it te one externale and the name that yn neither 4 in ean simuiate’ this famous, extract, in the rare materials of which the manufactured, nor fathom the escrel of t Known Only to the proprieto eee pon yee, has the word own in the clas Li in p, > i save that menufactured law will be instituted against all who hts, Actions have already been com. renee’ this nefarious ba@nesa, BLOOMING CERRUS rin 6 odor Hauivax, March 4, 1464. ‘Phe steamship Africa, from Bosten, arrived at one and alle’ at four o’clook this morning for Liverpool. THR CANADA INWARD BOUND. Hauvax, March 4, 1994. ‘The steamship Canada, from Liverpool, sails for Boston All Dem: 4A four o'clock this afternoon, Sho will be dug at that | Neuralgia. Cetareh oF Woak Ni Porson Sunday morving. Rustor dole everrwheran . THE WEEELY HERALD. The Best ana Sheapest Newspaper in the Country. Tas Waerty Heratp, ready this (Saturday) moro- ing, will contata:—Fall details of Kilpatrick's Bril- Mant Cavalry Mayemout against Richmond, with inte- resting accounts of the Co-operative Movements of the Infantry of the Army of the Potomac; Full Account of the Battle at Olustee, Fie,, resuitihg im the Repuise of the Union Forces under General Seymour; The Latest News from Grant’s Army iu the Southwest, and from the Union Army in all parts of the Country; Interesting Intelligence from the Revel States; The latest News from Kurope; Poetry, two excellent Stories, Agrioultural, Facotia, and fa quantity of Miscellaneous reading matier; Roviews of the Money, Commercial, Dry Goods, Cattle, Family and Horse Markets, and accounts of all intoreatiog and import. ant events of the past week. Teams—Single copies, $2 por year; suree copies, $5; ive copies, $8; ten copi OMctal Draw) of Murcay, Eddy d& ©o.'s Kentutky dtate Lottery Opes Kawtvcky, Extras 01.198 206—Maroh 4. 1864. 35, 10, 20, 40, 19, 63, 29, 4, 3, 64, 18, 28, 15. Kewrucnr, Cuass ‘Maroh 57, 62, 17, 50, 1, 42, 73, 16, 66, 20, 65, 27. Circulars sont free of charge Br adireating "| * Covington, Ky. OMcial Drawings of the Shélby College Lottery of Kentucky. Brea Crass 100—Maroh 4, 1864. 61, 49, 12, 73, 29, 63, 21, 2, 53, 78, 31, 66, 16. Crass 1d—March’ 4, 63, 30, 29, 13, 27, 35, 2, 73, 38, 68, 11, 42, Ofroulars coat by addressing B. SIMMONS & CO. ee Covington, Ky. Library Asso- any mu ret 0S Mare ‘Bxraa larch 4, 1664, 39, 1, 60, 61, 54, 77, 46, 27, 57, 22, 72, 11, 12. C1188 606—Maroh 4, . 61, 19, 67, 42, 60, 54, 62, 71, 37, 1, 48, 28, Circulars sent by addressin; FRANOB, wuris & ‘38, Managers, Covington, Ky. ete), eueaenes aad tae sctseioea pune receive and make ecount. Zz. ik SIMMONS & 00. smi, paid for prizes. vtnforaation forded. Tee ry 208, i Tatee ‘pala, for doution i kinds of gold and sliver. TAYLOR & CO., Bankers, I Prizes Cashed in All Legalized Lotte= ries and information given. GALLAGHER 4 BENJAMI! Brokers, 310 hail see: Philadelphia. " ba Prizes Cashed in All Legal Lotteries. Information givon or ser J.B, CLAYTON & CO., 10 Wall atreet, N. ¥. Prizes Cashed, a: Information Fur- Tottertes. nished in all legalized ALBCK & CO., Brokers. 88 Pine street, New York. Lottery Tickets Cashed in All Legal- (zed Lotteries. Information given, JOSEPH BATES, . Broker, 11 Wall street, room No, 1, . How Many Lovers it friends forev: rted. Ga | uf USAND FLOW- ise the trifice, night and morning, It also beautities Price fifty cents. For sale by all druggists A Beautiful Complexion.—Laird’s Bloom of Youth has achieved a celebrity of having no equal for preserving and beautifying the complexion and skin. 483 Broadway, aud druggisls every where. Address to Smokers.—Pollak & Son, Meerschaum manufacturers treet, near (he wery, sell Pipes cut to order, repaire Assortment of jor with original de- anes novelties from London and Paris, for ladies, mi signe of Spring Btzlee of Hats and end children, will ned om Monday, March 7, 1864. Mberai discount to thetrade. J. R. TERRY, roadway. fener yom and —- ae eo ope Photo- 6 as eB, ery cus: graphs unsurps oe wo negatives taken of every tomer, at BOL Brown’s Bronchial Troches—A Depot ts opened in London for the sale of these lozenges, which have been so longia usein America for relieving asthma, bronchitis, coughs, throat disorders, and affections of the lungs.—Liverpool Post. Broadway Style Gents’ Dress Hi Now ready. TERRY'S STANDARD PRICE. $5. 3 WOH TERRY. 409 Broadwa Burke's Spring Sty Hate now wits Suandard price of Fulton street, Batehelor’s Hatr Dye—The Best in the world. Hable, instantaneous. The onl; pmuiittnns ara.fovartel Bay aneninnt . for 2 t ‘use, eompect, portable an e teat Ariplendia jourtet's a qtullatecOpticlan, 660% Broadway, under Lafarge House. Cherokee Cure.—The Cherokee Care is the one of the celebrated “Cherokee Medicines” prepared to counteract the ills that attend upon indiscretions of youth, by substituting strength and virile power for Inssitude and feebleness—substivuting natural health and vigor for impo- tency, a clear eye for # dimmed vision, an active brain for dreaming inefficiency, removing the pains that seem to sever the back, and undoing what ia too often the work of ‘unna- taral inaulgence and deviations from the healthful path of nature Price, one bottle, $2; three bottles, $5. Sold by all druggists. Pamphlet free. Sent by express to all parte of the civilized world by the sole proprietors, Dr. W. R. MERWIN & CO., 89 Liborty street, New York, Proser@ative Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, and Wig Le rey wholesale and retail—No, 6 Astor House, ‘The dye applied by skilful artiste, Chaps, Chafes, Pimptes, Er saltrheum, flesh worms. mre yy, GOURA Medicated Soap, at bis new depot, Broadway. n atte Post corsa without pis 1 disease: t cured withent pain So an a cieencticnt by Dr. ZACHARIE, Sur hiropodist, 76) Broadway. Cartes de Visite—12 for One Dollar; two large Photographs $1. RCIVAL, 142 Chatham street. Style of Gentlemen's Broadway, near Duane sireet. NOISES IN THE HEAD, ‘ATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE LY RHA Ae sO CHRONIC CATARRA, . CATARRH OF THE TYMPANIC MUCOUS re OBSTRUCTION OF THE USTACHIAN TUBE CURED. CROSS EYE sTRAtgHreNED IN ONE And every disease of the Eye and Ear requiring eit Medical or surgical ald attended to by Dr. VON EIS BERG, « street is consulting rooms, 816 Broadway, near Twelfth Defiance Fire and Bur: Safes.—A)so Sideboard and Parlor Safes &c., at 63 Murray street, corner of College : Pup ATRICK. Dr. M. Pric practice of M edicint Dr. Ha tract and Root Tincture—cures the throat, nose and a and the mos of the blood. No. 3 Division street, N. Y., separate rooms and private entrance, | Book gratl ot is Dr. Hunters; the eity is full of knaves, up to every trick to rob the doctor of bis great reputation as a skiiful and reliable He bas no other office, Moore will Continue the d Surgery at 86 East Fifteenth street Physiognomy and Payoh: f f pations Fad infiyavaie gives tot a number, PHRENO For 45 at by LOGICAL JOURNAL. 15 sents 1 GO @ year. nts, the Janu: i Be Bae he eee ROTA aa ee Earrings Pp New S¢: renty-dvs Oolars act’ Por sal by OHO. C. ALLEN, a3 Broadway, one door below Canal bas formerly 11 Wall street. " Mato=nSpring Style for ‘or ing and saie, at aah Tie Neaeas street, e win Friday evening, Grover & Bake: mM st Premiam Blastic Stitch Sewing Machinos, 496 Le Pf MRS, No. Astor House. foreheads or aay part of the bedy. Warranted at § jway, New York, Mowart’s We Only sare corrsotive ace, Cor sale everyw ising Water fs tne Indylzenea in gleohalie harety ler, Ret and Oor- "papas ad. the President, from the (me he first took the Cie finally d_ from command after Anticiam. With bla Portrait. Complete in one rice 50 cen 0 © Bont post pald to any address on reosipt. Of | rhoe to ca: fe p) igi efile uchnds Be ieee seg net tS ang ‘one remittins the money tot 8, PETRRSO! the money to % 8, WS Cheetunt atreot Philadelphia. Day of Ticket.of.Leave Man at Last re and evoulng. Otents, Dwarfs, &o., molta Phttocome of ne Rocieie Hyglenique de come conte Patents! the BOIENTIPIO for scourine Pa 7 seventeen yeare’ ta, and bi ve acted as Atiorneys Pat ing Tels containing the Patent Laws and other tay tget naan ies fovoatere: Carcishes tres en opetom toe: “Gonsultation and advice free, Address URNS CO. (7 ark row, Now Tork, o Corner P and Revouth streets, Washington, D. o, Reet, Alex, C. Barry's © Honted Compound, for preserving, hatr, eradioati et Hldhees aud gray hairs, clrtag discases.of the end muecica anal 00 anit rhenend pimples, eae! ode Shape, rheumatism, gwellings,. sore threat, : Sta ralier i cases‘or cuts brulecs, Cirne, Price 26 cents. Bold by all Gpoggite Shroughost Sua. Principal ofice 374 Fe No. 912 Broadway, oor Spring Overconts, all Col 15 to $29, Custom wor Sar apt esis 7 take, T1é William attest, The Bother’s Treasure. MUS, WINSLOW'S SOOTHING BIRUP ts the prescrip- tlon of one Of tke best female physicians and aurses in the United Btatps, and bas beon used for thirty years with never failing safety and success by millions of mothers for thelr onildren, It oures wind colic, regulates the bowels, corrects ecldity, and gives reat and health to the child, Elegant Spring Style of Gentle- Dress Hats now ready at GRBEN’S, 148 Ni a "Dress and’ Bott street. ‘The very best quality, $4 ate of our own manufacture. The Great Cavalry Kald o1 “on to Richmond,” which ts now. the all creates leas oxcitement than the Spring he Hepes Hat, troduced by BURKE, wick low figure of $5. 2 10 » DWAY, Qorner of Fulton street. ary OU for Cleaning in general use by the United te of the Societe 4 $126, 116 Chambers at. mee Ea eltend SSE ipligee nme T BLI 5 oT Broadway. 4. BH, GUPLEB. Watches.—Silver Watches of all De. "Filer Hunting Lepine Watches, $14, $16, 618 and $20 °Gliver Hunting Case Detached Levers. 916, $18, $20, 922 loSiver Hunting English Patout Levers, $38, $35, 860, $50 to $75 each. ‘All warranted, aud sent by mall or exprees to all parts of the country without extra cbary pagite BO. 0. ALLEN, 416 ay ‘onedoor below Canal street, formerly 11 Wall street. ‘Wheeler & Witson’s Hi lock-stitea Bew: Machi rt tt ym plexi i fesand wtan sare Wu Viegin War, manutactured iT & CO., (138 tile Brondvray and by dregs it Premium roadway. —_—_——Sesss FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Fapay, March 4—6 P. M. ‘The stock market was strong this morning, and ad- vanoed prices were obtained on @ largo business. Com- pared with the sales at the Oret board on Thursday, New York Central rose 4, Erie Railroad 1}¢, Erie preferred 1, Hudson River 15, Harlem 2, Reading 1%, Michigan Southern 1, Cleveland and Pittsburg 1, Galeoa aad Chi cago 1, Chicago and Rock Island 1%, Milwaukee end Prairie du Chien 1, Pittsburg and Fort Wayne 2, Alton and Terre Haute 1, Chicago and Northwestern 1, Cumberland Cial 2, Canton Company 2), and Quicksilver Mining 15¢. Michigan Central declined M, Wiinois Central %. Cleveland and ‘oledo 3, and Pacific Moil 4, The market in the afternoon con tinued active, with an upward tendency. New York Contral closed at 1864, Erie 11734, Erie preferred 107%, Hudaon River 1663,, Harlem 146%, which was a rise of 4 per coat over the morning sales; Illinois ‘entral 19634, Chicago and Northwostern 547%, Fort Wayne 102%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 117%, Reading 1365{, Michigan Central 141, Michigan Southern 994, Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien 67, Alton and Terro Haute 74, Galena ‘and Chicago 11834, Toledo and Wabash 6344, and Vacific Mail 122. The following table compares the quotations for the loading railway shares at the first mooting of the Board. of Brokers to-day with the prices obtained on Friday of 7 3 Se 115 irs 10436 108 155% 156% 130 142% v7 ore 100 132% 144 115 1s Galona and Chicago. 115K Cleveland and Toledo 146 147, Chicago and Rock Island 113 1nK Pitevurg and Fort Wayno. 99% 102% Alton aod Jee ae : 69 1 Chicago and Northw: ork. & BK Pacifio Mail..... . 222 Cumberland Coal. 6656 60% Canton Company. ary 54K Quicksilver Minin 52% 50% The followiog were the quotations mont securities: Fiye-twenty coupons Ffve-twenty registe: Coupon 6's of 1881 Registered 6's Of is to-day for govern. Coupon 5's of 1874... ,. Seven and three-tenths*tressury notes. United States 6's of 1865.. Tho money market remains easy, with the rate of in- terent at 6.46 per cont, ‘The demand for oxchange was dull at 174 Gold opened firm in the morning at 161, from which it advanced to 16134. It has but once before touched that figure since the groat apeculative movement in February, 1863, when it was run up to 17254. Unless something is speedily done in Congress to check the gambling opera tions which are dally carried on in this market tho highest point will probabiy again be reached before the lst of May. The proposals for the one million soldiers’ bounty fund, being the balamce not awarded on the two million loan, will be opened by Comptrolier Brennan on Monday next. The now rebel floanciaj policy, watch is to wipe out, by funding and taxing, their present vearly worthiess cur. rency, and to start fresh with a new loan of five hun dred millions of deiiars, based on chimerical duties on importa aod exports, will serve to prove to themecives and to the world the irretriovabiy browen dewn condi. tion Of their credit. Thies rebel pian (to restore their credit is by 00 meaue novel, The aame (hing was tried by the French aftor the failure of their ‘‘aesignate,’’ which wore based on oon fircated estates and the public lands, The revolutionary goveramont thon resortet to the issuo of notes or drafts, which they denominated ‘‘maadats;’’ but the confidence of the people had been wasted, and, as the credit of the country had become dilapidated, the moneyed men and institutions of France would render vo furthor . Aid to the paper Aystem, and the whole financial policy of that country went toruim, So i, will bo in tho South Tho people will not touch another loan, noither will they acknowledge 4 new isaue of rebei troasury notes as hay ing any permanent value, particularly while thoy can got our greenback currency im exchange for thoir produc tions, Their con ldeure in the eredit or stability of the revel cen ene hos degarted, aus ¥ wuigss some | mealteration is made, the same ¢esult will await us. ‘Me, Chaee bas already instituted al eorte of loans, (saued about every desoription of bonds and Trea- fury notes which the human mind oould sug gest, and devised every immagmable scheme Outof which monoy could be drawn, except the really fundamental, foasible and enduring one of direct taxation. ‘The latter mode of raising revenue to cerry on the war bas almest ceased to bo @ question of time ta the minds Of men whe hold the faith aod credit of the country para- mouat to political movements and positions em the Presi- dential chess board, and they contend that it ts the duty of the preset Congross to establish a system of taxation @f euMoient scope to preserve our currency and main- taiu the national credit. ‘The Sub-Treasurer tm this city eoports to-day as fol- lows :— Amount on hand... Receipts Balance. seeeeeteneeeeeece seers SSS LTE BIS A bill has weon offered in the Senate of this Btate Gmonding the laws (a relation to marine insurance com- pAales, 20 a5 to make it the duty of the officers of such companies 0 give annual statements of their cen. dition and affaires, They a: uired to show the total amoust of pr received = and the amount of losses paid end ascertained, to cluding expenses during the yoar cuding on each Sist of December. They must alse show the amount of debts owing by the company at the date of the statement; the what amouat ef such claime {6 payable on demand; etatement of the securities representing the capital stock end all funds of the corporetion; the gross assets and lia. Dilities; the amount ef scrip issued and redeemed, and the {noome and expenditures during the year, with such other matters as may be prescribed by the Superiniend: ent of the Insurance Department. If itsbould etaay time appear to the Superintendent that the capital ef aoy company has become deficient to the amount of twenty. five per cent he may order such company to eiose up its business withia sixty days, unless the stockholders pay {a the amount ef deficiency. Notice of a bill has been given in the State Senate to amend certain acts in relation to life and health insurance companios, It provites that such corporations may at avy time purchase for thelr benefit outstanding policies of in- surance, sorip and other obligations, and may also pur- chase all claims and domands against the company for profits declared or aesruing; but no officer, director, agent or employe Of such company ebali, directly or indirectly, make any purohase of the kind specified or be interested therelo. ‘The earnings of the Chicago and Aiton Railroad Compa. ny for the week ending Fobruary 20, 1664, were as fol- lows:— 1863. lowing table: — TOAD... see reeesseeteee eee es O,068 TOtAl ......ceeeereeeeeeenener Warehoused. Manufactures of wool... Manufactures of cotton. 100 do. 5 oT 150 Hudson River KK.. do. > 156 2000 Vig’ 5000 Ohio & Miss corif 44 do s 43} 500 do. 43% 5500) OhiodMiss plcert 8516 410) Harton lst mort.. 110 1. 00 MohCens'sclmafb 130 1000 Alt’ TH 2dmpref ¥3 100 do. 100 Harlem RR pi 92 800 Reading Railr 4 400 do 2500 do... «13 1200, Hos" 1584 100 Michigan Cent RB 141 wy) 10. wee MAb uO Mich Bo ANT RR. 99g i BB... 0000 100 50 mn 104 3900) Atian,GWAOIatin 98 1022 American gold... 161 2 0 iat 4 ce 26 Metropol 1) Momut & a 134 SSEEe: == & °: SSS SSS5SFS RR Rare ARR... 4 & cht age il pas tices 1G eS 10) do. .-b20 500 Clove & Tol RR... 14 y Chicago & Rk Ti RR 1. i hae? Bs 4 Ww sh tase do do do 1 OMe rr aie RR. n " ) 't du R 400 American Coal Samah oe Pd 20 do. loo do, iso 4 do. % do 810 66 83 Del, Lack & WIR. 130 20) Tol & Wav RIE pret 91 lor Bik 1100 Pitts, FLW & 101g 83 58% 900 do. lun 0 oD ver Min Co. uo wo do da... G0 Wyoming VU Co MH dO... oe . 160 20 do 430 173 Quarty Hill Min Co. 10" do do 400 Mariposa Mining Co 3 160 Mina Mining Co. 1:0 Cen aim Transit Go. 30 do seges 190 Pacific Mail 88 Co, 222 rey 1000 dO seeee BM 10D ° Ww do. wat ds 5A, w a0. ow oO BOLL A NW 10 do.. oh) 20 78) Mar & Cin 10N¥ Sana RR... 196 do. 160 10 ‘J £5) Chi, Burk Quine 140 A BD Ww a . 100 Brie RR... 630 116 Too do oe AO 18) 1 ao eos UD 20 bis 500 a) OO io Stic t tas jou RB pret ‘S00 Han ‘ebay Rit 125 3 @ Missouri RR 49 Sales at the Pubite Board. Have-rast Toren o'C.oce P.M. 0 ene THA Alton RR 74 wo. 4 - 100 igi referred 400 0. sss 1 100 Hudaon Riv RR 53 1 00 Harlem RR. OO ¢ bio IT blo ig + 196% WO do... vee {00 atiohiga 41) 200 Cumberland Coat, he Sy fede Guy Mion &N tad B , 1 Gai Uo. om Jo or Sapte’ rt 5 Wp tiitore cen Kit. 13396 19 Am Goai Go. bier & ruts B ails Wy VC Coen 1 to oe . Ue a 0. &£ob Me » ith} Quickative t e & RA Mariposa CWRU IDK GO Canada Gonper Go! *e rquc BR. OF KALA p09 amount of claims existing for losses acerued, showing 9,263 10,487 1,000 20,841 + oes $0,611 ga dry goods at this port during the wook onding on tho 2d inat. are exhibited in the fol- ion. Value. Manufactures fegas og $1,206,316 of cotton 340,527 Mant of oil. x pron oneal CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, Furav, March (—6P. Mf Anaus.—Receipta 112 bbls. The market is eteady and the supply more Wboral, Bales 40 |. ab 65 6196 tow pots, and $10 for pearis. BaMaDeturrs.—Recoipts 6,321 bois. four, 190 bole. end 1,587 begs of corn meni, 1,040 bushels wheat, 4,008 Ge. Oats, 6,960 do. core, and 4.110 do, malt. There was com Moued activity im shipping Htate flour aad prices wore 66. better. Western brands were comparatively quiet, as wore trade and family extras, with « fale movement The @ny’s sales foot np 26,000 dbie., the market etsing buovaat. In Gowthern and Canadian there was lees de ing, thougt the market was a shade firmer on the tow grades. Bales 1,600 dbis, of the former and 150 do. of tne latter, Of rye flour 160 bbis. sold at steady prices. Core meal sol@ to the extent of 600 bbis. at $525 065 86 for Jorsey, and $6 104 $685 for Brevéywine, amt pum- cheons at $23.60. We quete as follows — SRsRssassss 8 2 * 8 2 Li Corvan was quiet, with gales of 400° pockets 4le., 300 . o. bags &t. Domingo and 1,200 bags Coy: Crovae Suxp.—Bales of 1,000 baes at 180. Correm.—American ingot was stead; We note sales of 60,000 ibs. Baltimore at 41: Inom was rather quiet. Ia American of about 600 tons Nos. 1 and 2 at $44 0 $15. Java at~ lon ow at goo Tor the formor and $24 for tha ation, “See former ani tier, Davas were firm and in moderate demand. Sales of 100 tons aoda ash at 3%0. tons caustic soda at 100 casks bleach! to arrive at 7Xc. a Bo. Mi Frourrs.—Sales of 2,000 drums Turkey figs at 2230, 106 begs Sicily walnuts at 120., 160 bags shelied simonda 360., 200 kegs plums at 143¢@. a 14360. and 600: bags pea- ‘nuts on private terms. Fruicnrs were firmer, owing to the scarcity of room om the berth to Great Britain. engagements to Liver- pool American flag, 3,000: bbis. flour at 16,.73¢4.. 1s. 9d., 300 do. to All at 18. 6d,,100.tierces beef and 160 boxes bacon at 158 0 17s, 6d., 20 tous ‘viteo at 208. ; per neutral, 600 box at 208. cheese at 223.64 , 400 bbis. flour at 268. ; per steamer, 1,200 boxes bacon 2 Ly sh clover seed at 30s, and 500 boxes cheose at 32s, To London, og 000 bushels wheat at io bulk, and 1,000 dm 1s. 7. por neutral, 20 tons tallow, 3is.; 1@ 22s. beeswax. 40s. ; 300 ‘bales hops, 144. gow, per neutral, 21,000 ols wheat, 7d a 73¢d., and 200 boxes bacon, 22s. 6d.; Steamer, 600 bbls. Hour, 2s. To Bristol, boxes bacon, 20s., and 60 bbis. pork, as. To Bremen, per atea tobaceo, 458. and 1,000 bbis. shoe pegs, 2s. ‘worp, 7,000 bushels wheat, Tia, in abipper's Marseilles, 280 hhds. tallow, 65f. To Hamburg, oR logwood, 228, 64. An Italian brig was chartered, wh 11,000 bushels whoxt, to Cork for orders, at bs. 6d. quarter, A ship toa port in the Meditorranean, full of tobacco, 40s., and a small noutral to a port im le with wheat, p. n. t. Grease —Lales of 125,000 Ibs. at 11 4c. a 126. Hear was active and firm. Verthor sales were made of 3,000 bales Manila at 16c. a 15}<c., and 2,500 d0., te arrive, at l6c. Hors moderatoly active, Saios 250 bales at 25c. a 326. Hivw steady. ‘ales 13,000 Orinoco on private terms Learagr was in moderate demand at previous prices. Laan.—Pig was firmer avd more active. Sates 600 Bpanish and English at ile. a ll Ko. bd Le ai anesigaa bbis. common Rockland at $1 86, cash. Monasers was steady. At auction 300 bbis. New Or- leans brought 680. @ 74c., four months, ‘On. Maat firm; sales 500 baga State at $2 60, cash. 0115.—12,000 gallons linseed gold at $1 65 a $1 60, chiefly at the inalde price. Paraviinn.—We note sales of 2,500 Ibs., mostly as 350. Provisions.—Raceipts, 2,868 bbis. pork, 318 pkgs. beef, 7 do, cut meats, $86 do. lard, and 446 dressed bogs. prices remained substantial ‘The demand tor pork was ye light, but owing to advance in gold holders wore not disposed to anything to theeliers and the market. The sales were 1,200 bee. at $21 50 a $22 25 for old mess, $23 25 8 $23 $0 for new do., $16 As 18 75 for old and new prime; 100 eas at $23; iz 8 $14 for Western mess, and $i Beef hams were steady, with sules of 75 bbis., at s $21 for Western. Bacon was also steady, with 1,150 boxes, part to arrive, at 11340 for ‘Cumberlana cut, 125¢c. for iong ribbed, 11 for sbort ribbed, 120. Western long ribbed, and 12%. for short olear. meats wore iirm, with a fair demand; sales 450 at 9X%c. @ 100. for shoulders, 12i¢c. @ 13}¢c. and 1454 for long cut and —— hogs #01 ‘8 10c. for Weatorn 10}¢c. for city. Lard wt jeady, with a fair demand ; sales bbis. and tierces, at 13s¢c. a 13% c. for old, and 13X%e. a ide. few new—tho latter an extreme rate. Buttor sold at 27. o Wc. for Western, and 30c, @ 36c. for State, Cheese was atoady at 14c. a 1Tc. for common to prime. Purrouet Receipts 966 bbis. market continued - irregular. The reported fire at the wells did not appear to be well authenticated—at all events it was not firmed, and it was the general impression that . The foreign news was unfavorable, but did re r holdérs any more anxious to sell. Crude sol to the extent of 4,500 bbis. at 29}<c. a 30i¢0. for 408 4T gravity, on the spot; 303¢c. @ S1}<c. for all 29 ge. for 47849 gravity, all the month; 3,500 bbis. 1efned at 47c. a 47 ic. for prime light straw to white, on the 50c. for white, 48ixc. for light straw te , May and June, and S0c. for June; 1,708 bbls. free, 64c. ‘a 6734c. 2 68c.,0n the spot, and 580. a 59c. for forward delivery. Benzine wes dull and nomi- nal at 18c. a 20c. for crude, ‘nd 230, & 24c. for refined. Rice was steady, with sales of 600 bags Rangeon at je. in bond, and Se. a 8 ic. free. ‘STRAINS was firm, sales 70,000 Ibs., m: at 130. Beeswax was firm, with sales of 6,000 ibs, Westers, chieily at 55c. TaLtow,.—Salos 50,000 Ibs. prime at 1236. @ 12%0. ‘Tra was buoyant and firm. The sales were about 8,008 8 10,000 pkgs, Vooloug, Soucbong and English. Greens on private terms. fonacco.—There is more inquiry and prices Grm. Sales 652 hhds. y at 12c, @17%c. ii Wuwxsy. ipts, 2,019 bois. Firmer, with salev of 500 bb's, at 80¢, a S4c. for State, and 84¢. @ 850. for Western. + 6 wer — Woor,—Tbo market bas been quiet this week, waiting for the auct.on sale on the 3d inst. The sale camo of ag advertised, and resulted in disposing of 1,469 bales Calt- fornig At }60, & 6434cr, and 635 bales 30 AB on the 4th inst.,191 bales dame) Lge. The sale on the $4 inst. passed off wit jon, much of the California being inferior amd and brought low prices. The better qualities sold at more satisfactory prices to tho owners. About one- third of the Califorata was withdrawn and @ portion of the Cape. FAMILY MARKET REVIEW. Articles of family marketing have advanced slightly since our last review, as will be noticed by the following prices:— ‘ Mxats.—P’rime roasting pieces are selling at 15c. a 206. a pound. ordivary cuts, 12c. a 15¢.; porterbouse steaks. sirloin, 18¢. @ 226 ; veal fore quartora, Ide. ; atton lore quarters, 9c. @ 120.{ 160, ; shoulders, 130. ; nes, 14 ‘Keys are selling for 200. ‘22c ; goers, 160. a 280.; 200 ; broiling chickens, [$3 a pair; quail, $1 66 ie @ pot mack hiod quarters, 186. hind quarters, 10e, @ 15¢. bacon, 15¢.; pork, 14e POULTRY AND Game. $1.12 8 pair: cavvass back dus doven; rabbits, 62: ‘Tée, a pair: roasting pigs }2 @ $3 each. Fisu.—Whitelish are selling at 15c. a pound; pickorel, 180; cols, ¥ Y mddock, fe.; striped Devs. 260.; 18 yoilow perch, 10c. a 12c. ; smelta, 150. & ‘Ie. ; ood! a 10. ; verod, 120. @ 15c.; Nova Scotia herring, 6. flown. dors, 10c.; eels, 120, 8 18c.; salmon trout, 180, halibut, 15e. 9 18¢., fresh shad, $1 60 8 $2 oae shell crabs, 250. a 37isc. a dozen lobsters, 8c. & pound; oysters, Thc. © $1 60 a bundred; pickled ‘oysters, $2 @ bundred. ‘Vaurranir,—Sweet potatoes 360, « peck; $1 20 per pock; common potstoos, i . 2 ite cabbages, 12c. @ 15c. each: bages, 150. « 280. each Ti arsnije, 7c. @ bunch, onions oclory, 126 a 15 coer igo. a pack, nuasbes, 808 a 166 onc Wuratpey row, Tc a bunch: ly about J0c. * peck : c rsiey, 10¢. a bunch pumpkins, 26¢, a 40c each. bunch Parrapges are selling at 250. 0 600, w dozen; He vanas, 75c. @ dozen; lemons, 200. a 35c"; couking > Soc. a peck: lady apples, 200. & quart, cranberries, dc. & quart; white grapes, Tbe. @ Ib; Isabellas, ‘250. a 800.; catawbas, 300 Miecetraneove.—Prime State butter ts selling at 386, = 40c. « 1b. cooking, 30¢.; best ordinary cheese, 170. a 200.5 English > 18e, a 220. a Sates of R Estate. By A. J. Bleecker, Son p AH by order of the Supreme nl he T lot om 16th street, between ist and 2d ; ~ 4 on be — ae and = 00 Litipatroet, eouth side, near 2 LlotN, W. hee Washington and Warron stroots 90,026 1 north aide, between Ist aad 2d ays... 6,000 E. H. Ludlow & Co. House agp lot 316 Third House and lot 318 Third House sad Voi bird street eee Houee and tot Bo Wost Nineteenth street... + ot 29044 West, Kisotoaain etree House and lat 220 West Nivete perenne A tot on 120th stroet , 75 (get erst ef soveuya av lot 10tb st