The New York Herald Newspaper, March 3, 1866, Page 2

/ 2 / NEW. YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1866.—W1ITH. SUPPLEMENT, = MERCIAL. FinanciaAND_COMN F FapaY, March 2—6 P, M. ot has shown diminished buoyancy to- Cgeof certainty—to immediately use the power con- upon him by the last Congress to reduce the cur- sooy, and a telegram tothis effect was sent to one of the /evening journals from Washington. If this report had / any foundation in fact it would imply that the Secretary of the Treasury was disposed to avenge a supposed slight, by an ill-advived measure, at the expense of the nation; but the authority conferred by existing acts of Congress gives him go little, control over the currency as to leave him powerless for evil even if—which we have reason to believe he has not—he had a disposition to resort to dangerous experiments; else why have asked for the powers embraced in the Morrill bill? Specific Jegisiation is asked for by the country, and n0 financier can question its advisability. Probably no one would be quicker to contradict the report to which we have alluded than Mr, McCulloch himself. At the early session of the open board New York Cen- tral sold at 92, Erie 8634, Michigan Southern 70, Cleve- land and Pittsburg 77%, Cleveland and Toledo 108%, Rock Island 105%, Northwestern proferred 543s, Fort Wayne 91%, Schuylkill Coal 143/, Quicksilver 423;. At sho first regular board tho market was somewhat unsettled, prices receded a fraction. New York Central closed 43g lower than at the half-past two board yesterday, Reading 5¢, Michigan Southern 1, Cleveland and Pitts- burg 34, Northwesterm }, preferred %, Cleveland and Toledo %, Fort Wayne }, Ohio and Mississippi certifi. | cates 3, Cumberland . Erie was 3 higher, Atlantic Mail 1, Western Union Telegraph %. Hudson River and Quicksilver were steady. Government securit'es were firm. Coupon five-twenties of the first and secend issues advanced 3, seven-thirty notes of the second and third series 4. At the one o'clock sessions the speculative feeling was tame, and prices were rather irregular, but the changes were unimportant. At the half-past two regular board the market was firm and \quotations improyod. Erie closed 34 higher than at the -past two board yesterday, Reading 34, Michigan thern 4%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 34, Atlant.c Mail »\Northwestern preferred, Cleveland and Toledo and ver were steady. Hudson River declined %, Minolgentral 4, Rock Island 3, Cumberland . Gov- ernmentycurities were steady excepting seven-thirty ond series, which declined %. At the balf-past three the market continued josed «oon the call at 8624, New York Central 94, Reading 99%, Michigan South- ern 703, Clovehod and Pittsburg 77%, Cleve- land and Toledo 10%; Rock Island 105%, Northwestern preforred 6414, Fort Wayne 91%, Quicksilver 423, Schuylkill Coal, 1494. Afterwarde the tide of specu- lation was sluggish, andgomo of she bears sold freely, which resulted in a frictional decline. At six o’clock Frie was quoted at 357; #80, Michigan Southern 6934 a i, Now York Contral 01 4 3g; Cleveland and Pittsburg 77 a \, Rock Island 10134 a 105, Northwostorn 27 a 34, pre- ferred 5834 a %, Fort Wayne 91% as, Reading 98% a 99, 4 Tho money market has/been easy at seven per cent, with oxceptions at six./The demand from the Stock Exchange was moderaidy full, but promptly met, the supply of avaiiable capial being in excess of the do- mand. The discount lind is quiot, and first class paper paases at 7}¢a8 percent. At Chicago the banks are compelied to make frequent remittances of currency to this city to meet their drafts, Exchange there is at par buying and 1-10 premium selling, The Sub-Treasury hero is disbursing largely, ita; balance having declined from $106,234,481 yesterday afternoon to $97,857,869 this evening. ‘Tne gokt market has boon weak. The opening quota- tion was 135%, followed by adecline to 1355;, a subse- quent advance to 15634, and a relapse at the close to 135%. Loans were generally made by paying 206 por cent for carrying the coin, Foreign exchange was inactive and lower. Bankers’ bills at sixty daye on England wore quoted at 108% a i, three days 10934 aX, commercial 1073; a 108, bills on Paris (long date) 6.20 » 5.25 (short sight), 5.13% a 5.16%. Petroleum ant mining stocks wore generally lower. At the first board Bennebotf Run closed $1 20 bigher than: at the sane time yesterday, selling at $16 40. Pithole Crook was 66c. lower, selling at $8 10. Hard Pan sold at $2 36, National $4 10, New York and Philadelphia 30c., Petroleum Consolidation 40c., Bennehoff Mutual $6 20, Buchanan Farm 70c., Brevoort $5, Empiro City 30c., Excelsior $1 25, First National 30c., New York, Phila- dotphia and Baltimore 6fc., Palmer Petroleum $4 20, Pithole Farms $2 70, United States $17 15, Consolidated Grogery Gold $16 75, Gunnell Gold $1 20, Smith & Parmleo $12 55, Kipp & Buell $3 50. At the second board Pithole Creek closed 20c. lower than at the first board, selling at $7 90; United States 20c., selling at $16 95; Smith & Parmice 55c., selling at $12. Bonnehoft Ran sold at $16 45, Empire and Pithole 45c., Excelsior $1 30, Paimer Petroleum $4 20, Pithole Farms $2 90, Kipp & Buell $3 40, Quartz Hill $3 60, Wallkill $1 10, Mount Vernon 33c., Gunucll Central $5, The statement of the public debt for the month ending with February compares thus with the one for the pre- vious month :— February 1. March 1. Debt bearing interest in coin$1 149,741 $1,177,867,201 Debt bearing ipterest in lawfal money........ 0, 1,197,205,881 1,185,428,980 Debt on which interest has ceased 1,099,330 985,979 Dobt bearing no interest... 458,846,547 463,586,707 2,824, 991,490 $2, NOTES, $8,536,900 $8,536,000 423,902,223 423,435,373 190,012,141 174,012,141 -$612,451,204 $005,084,414 + 28,553,244 27,523,734 Tho total debt, exclusive of the amount in the Troasu- ry, has increased during the month $3,447,459. The debt bearing interest in lawfal money has decreased $11,886,901, owing to the conversion of seven-thirty notes into five twenties, which Inst have increased $10,717,550. The compound interest notes have de- creased six mill and the United States notes of the old and now ice $400,850. The debt bearing no interest bas jncrossed $4,740,160,,.0wing to the in crease of gold [ and the debt on which interest fas ce decreased $113,351. The fractional cure has inereasd $970,400, and the temporary loan 22.009, The coin in the Treasury has increased $4,293.081 and the currency $4,282,481. The circumstance of the Treasury having $118,577.999 on temporary deposit ts an unfavorable featnre in the statement, in view of the enormous bul ance which is lying dio in the Sub-Treasury in this city. Tt is an absolute waste of money to continue paying Interest on useless louns, and Mr, McCulloch should re: fuse to take any further deposita of this kind In the present condition of affnirs at least. ‘The report of the Tiinots Central Railroad for 1865 shows that the earnings of the year wore $7,151,208 and the not receipts from the” land department $1,983,015, ‘The operating expenses for the your were $4,100,704, and ¢he balance’in band is $4,703,525, Total... LGA 7 One and two year five per cont New York Stock Exchange. Manca 2, 1866. Finest ts gr 30 A. ‘67... 1008hs wi 00 , 73 Kele HR ‘ 150 a 864 PbIb2e 91% teh \10-40,co 90% 200 10, Ist 90% 400 1000 to, & ‘e 900 do... 60 I ‘200 do, 103% 80 Norwich & WRK 10+ 120 Reading RR..... 90% Oiiisi., vee . W% lad Rds Bs 101 ‘ J Cent ist m 100 Chic &eNW im 8 ae do 80 tioo tw Witia ee sth fond Fourth N co A+} ! 100 Cumb Ci pref.s30 45 300, 600 = 200 American Cost $s “ . aan do. 42% wn Atlantic ‘M 88 Co 132 91% 500 B aad tbo 88 RCOND SESSION—1 P. 700 sha Hud Riv BR, 103 2100 shs W Un al 510 aN es a) 00 do.. 180 Pa ual Go aio THIRD SESSION—2:30 P. M. $3000 US 6's, '81, reg 10434 1000 shs Erie RR. 1600 do. 106: do... if a4 po gik the ge ade 6's, lyro,ni Frupar, March 2—6 P. M. Asnma.—Recelpts, none, Tho market was quite steady. Pearl aro pretty well out of stock and prices are nominal. Wo quote pot $7,75. Breapsturrs,—Recbipts, 3,008 bbls, flour, 2,858 bags corn meal, 1,350 bushels wheat, 3,100do corn, 4,964 do, oats, 7,500 do. rye. Tho market for State and Western flour was rathor less active, but prices again advanced 5c. a 10c. per bbl. for all qualities, closing very firm at the improvement, The sales were about 15,000 bbls. at our revised quotations subjoined, Southern flour was in fair demand and prices raled to some extent in seller's favor, closing firm at annexed quotations. The sales were about 650 bbls. Canada flour was 5c. a 10c. higher. The sales were 400 bbls, Rye flour was dull and heavy. Corn meal was without noticeable change in any respect. Nosales of importance were made. We quote: Supertine and Western flour. see $6 90 45 Extra State. 7350 790 Choice State 795.0 835 Common to medium ‘extra ostorn TT 35 Extra round hoop Ohio, 8 35 a 8 80 Wosiern trade brand 8 85 210 95 Common Southorn, 8 80 210 00 Fancy and extra do. 10 10 a 15 50 Common Canadian 7850 8 35 Gooé to choice and extra, 8 40 011 50 Rye flour (superfine) 5 25a 6 10 Cora meal, Jersoy.. 3 70a 400 Com meal, Brandywine. 4250 440 Corn meal, Brandywine, punch 00 224 25 <The wheat market ccntlaned fairly , and prices again advanced 1c. a 2c.: the ales wore abO.t 60,000 bushels at $158 for inferior Milwaukee club, $172 a $175 for new amber Milwaukee. Corn was trifle Girmer, with a fair demand. The sales were nearly 65,000 bushels at 5c. a 78c. for un- sound and #00, a Sle. for sound mixed Western, 82c. a 8de. for white Jersey and 80°. a 81}c. for new yellow Southern and Western, Oats were rathor quiet: we quote unsound Westorn at 39c. a 430. and sound Western at Sc, a'55e. and State at56e. a 57c., with Cunada at 56c. ab7c, Rye was tn better demand, with sales of 30,000 bushels Western, mostly at 80c., but part on private terms. Barley was in domand, but prices were in buy- er’s favor; the sales embraced 20,000 bushels at $1 16 for Canada West. Malt was dull, but nominally un- changed Br swax.—Small lots Wostern and Sonthorn yollow ‘wore sold to consumers at 45c. a 46c. No special sales ‘were made. Corrox.—The market was rathor firm, with a more active demand, principally from speculators and export- era. Spinners also bought more freely. Tho sales seuched 5,950 bales. The market closed firm at our quo- tations, as follows:— psy Phrida, “s N bes @ 433 x “a og 6&8 rH 46 46 Cocoa wus iu demand, with sales of 80 bags bags Caracas, 1,300 do. St. Domingo {n Boston, and 375 bags St. Do- Taingo here—all for expurt—on private terms, Covrmm.—The market was steady, with rather more re) on privat a resale 8 800 ‘a io, ex Colorta, corapttsing the balance of the cargo, on private ‘and 100 bags St. Domingo, at 17 7-16c. gold, and 50 bales Mexican, at 23e. gold, all at Soe ‘consumption. ee ae ‘coment Wend steady, with a mode- rate city aud Weatern ada- mantine, na, ta ee at 2tc. patent, 60c. 052, and = m 400. a 420. ‘No dowland. provailed tor large ots. Corrrn —The market for ingot was without the least animation, We heard of no sales whatever excepting a few smal! parcels for immodiate consumption, — Prices wore entirely nominal, and accurate quotations could not be obtainsd. We quote for a basis:—Portage Lake 36c., Detroit 9634¢. and Baltimore 3540. a 860, New sheathing and yellow metal were quiet and nominal, Dixwoons have been in some demand, but no special transactions were heard of. The sales were mostly in ‘small lots for consumption. Prices generally were nomi- nal at the following quotations:—Camwood, per ton, $210; Hondaras logwood, $33; * 3; Jarnaica currency, ; Maracaibo do., , and Sapanwood, Fay snters were more active bi “a B-16d., ots at 208 ; per steamer, 1,000 bales hels corn at private terms, 200 64,,500 boxes bacon at 25s, ,100 toa, tallow tons measurement goods at 12s, A ¢ steamer, 200 bbis. rosin at 2s, Gd. 200 baler cott }0 load with timber to Liverpool on private ‘To Hamb elude a ship terme Fisit,—The stock of dry cod has been somewhat in- , while the demand continued rather modorate. were not perceptibly lower, thongh the more liberal © note sales of 750 qits, tw thet trade at $6 for Provincetown and $8 60 for Morbte-. head, The arrivals of mac also have beon largo and the market, if anything, was slightly in buyer's favor; no qnotable ehange in prices, howover. — The sales were mainly, if not all, in lots for consumption, at $33 for shore No. 1 Massachusetts, $17 a $17 75 for bay setts, $16 for Halihex No. 2, and $14 for » Box herring contin ry scarce higher prices were demanded. Small sales were made at 6he, for scaled and Sb. for No. 1. Bartel her- ring were not much in demand, and v iti a comparatively large supply, the market raied'heavy, with Mberal off Inge at $9 for Labrador, and $3.a §5 for common, as to quality. We qvote dbi, salmon at $35, and $32 for No Land No, 2, respectively, with no vaics outside a few sinall jots to the trade. Guexy Bos —The marke: was quiet and heavy. We only heard of «sale of 100 bags in Bos‘on on private 28e. Lots in Boston were to be ‘ock in importers’ and speculators’ 20 balos in Now York and 4,516 bales > thine Inst year the stock was na < respectively. The shipments wm New York and Boston during the past month were inactive and nominal. We quote ¢ heart of, ‘The stock eom- + York and 9,800 bales in Boston, at the time was 9,050 bales, and shipments during last and Heston 1,200 bales. ly brisk, and better prices were realized for all qualities. The demand was principally for prime grades A fow small lots extra fancy Western were sofd at 70, We ote sales 130 bales new crop mealoly at from 20c. a 65¢., and 86 bales old crop at from 10¢. lowe. —Nothitig apreial has transpired in the market, were no sales to not pric’s were nominally unchanged—a shade in buyer's favor if anything. Hire. —fhe market was autet, but prices were not no- tieeably altered, Holders generally were free sollere, We 1,000 Rio Grande, 20 Ths. averave, : ‘. ros, 2236 The, average, at ke. 1,900 city slaughter ther, T2810 average, also TOO dry Texas and 20,000 Sierra et. ob private terms. newct ons were limited to tude lote The particularly for Scotch, of which y moderate, We quote leading $50 per ton cash, with sales of ‘e note miles 360 tons No. 1 50. Manufactured iron wad in mod. eady prices, fd wan rather more active for and prices ruled very firm have been quite large, mainly ook Is hardly sefficient for the but holders are free sellers, Very the market. The was nominally a shade firmer. sales in were at $2 97% a $2 40, gold. There are no sellers now under $2 40, while some de. mand #2 42° been made. The stock eornpri« and 900 ao, Bom. bay, In Hoste 17,000 bags Calcutta in New York. Le ineetive and wnsettied, Foreign was at about 64,6, a 60. Bar, sheet and , it a Jobbing way only, at previous -The market was moderately active and pricos were about ag iast quoted. We nove sales of 65 bble, New Orieans at $1.4 $1 10, and 60 bhda Cuba mus- covade at 4515 A by ”, 100 bbia, New Or- leans at $1 O69 ¢ ia. new crop Porto Rico at 8 prices were without The sales were mainly at U4 or fer clinch, J8o. for forged horse, ir yellow meta: and 20¢. for zine, cash. ‘vo market waa quiet in ali branches, Bveryth ng prety firm excepting tar, for which the demand was very limited. The stock was large and tn- greta and prices were nominally ashade of We uote a §2 sumption at $5 50a $575. Spirits turpentine was firm weet ohgt oy 3-1 outside price for small lots, ntine ina! iy Rosins were ee bile, omnia, at $4 3734; 400 bbis, strained, at $5 a $5 75; 0. 2, at $7 & $10, and 860 bb! lots prime pale, at $15 a $15 50, occa- bis, No. 1, at biz We note sales of 10, offered and refused for another lot of inseed oll was steady, but the to the trade at $1 38 FE ie 4 i and were na ie. a isge, for bare Breed bogs should and 170. a ic, for = ‘We quote Western 12%c. a 13c. Ian ‘We note sales of 1,000 pkgs. at Butier was steady, with a more active de- ‘Cheese firm at 16c, a 23c., the latter an outside price for factory made in small lots. Perrovgom was rather more active, but tinued somewhat nominal. The sales comp! bbls, mainly at 28, a 20c. for crude, the latter an out- side price, and 44c. a 46c. for refined in bond. Trifling sales of refined free were made at 60c. a 65c. We note sats of 2,000 bags Rangoon aia ace a ‘e note sales m at 3c. 43¢¢. in bond. The stock of Rangoon rice ‘embraces 1 bags cleaned. Last year at the samo time the ond comprised 13,576 baga uncleaned, 16,796 bags cleaned and 40,796 mats. Sudar.—The market was stond: demand, The sales were 518 b! from 10¢c. to 12%c., and 32 hhds. Porto Rico at 124¢c. ; also 110 boxes Havana, mostly on private, but part at 120, The market closed steady at 105¢c. a Llc. for fair Seat rellning, and 11%¢, @ 1334c. for fair to prime , with a continued fair . Cuba_muscovado at Berea moderate’ trade inquiry prevailed, and the market was very firm for all desciptions. We note sales of 2,500 mats cassia at 72c.; also an auction sale of 246 cases badly damaged cassia at 553c. a ‘Santesrre.—Crude continued very stock in importers’ and speculators’ hands comprises 5,000 bags in New York and 19,400 bags in Boston; corre- sponding time last year, 4,765 bags and 17,561 bazs respectively. 15,153 bags are reported as being on the way to the United States, Saxt.—The demand for bush salt was decidedly more active. ‘The sales comprise all to arrive this month, in- cluding 8,250 sacks Ashton’s and 7,500 sacks factory on private terms, understood to be an advance ovor pre- vious prices. ‘The jobbing demand was also more active, ces ruled somewhat firmer, with sales from store 4 25 for Ashton’s, $3 50 a $3 75 for by gee 210 for Liverpool’ ground, and 59, dull at llc, The ‘Tea. —There has been some considerable looking about, Dut the actual business was rather moderate. sales of 1,800 haif chests souchongs and 1,000 half chests from first hands, on private terms; also 1,300 = chests oolongs. 100, —~The market was unchanged in every par- . We note sales of 50 cases Olio seed leaf at 6c. a 10c., and 45 cases Kentucky at from 7c. a 24 <0. ‘Tis. —Pig was dull, heavy and lower. demand prevailed, and the following prices are alto- fe quote Bancajat 26c., straits at 25c., English at 23%c. a 24c. Plates were very scarce, and a pretty fair demand existed as compared with the stock. Prices wore higher, and I. C. charcoal sold, as Sires the mupply would allow, ut G100:614, veah. Wuatesowe.—In the absence of wore nominally unchanged. Woot.—-The market was dull and declining. The — gether nominal. ‘Warscer. pts, at $2 23 a $230, wath sales of 100 bbis. in lots. Zixo.—The market was firm but quiet. No sales were in small lots tor consumption at 1c. gold ‘The following sales of real estate were made on Thurs- poder be nanae: to what has been in end pab- ay Mee 4 H. MULLER. 3 lots, 25x100.5, each. ‘cach 1; 700 2 lots adjoining-above, 25x100.5 and 36. 2x75, each, i 7900 1 lot on 44th st., near 9th av , 25x100 4... ‘ondi6th st., upar 11th av. 1 Jot on 119th st., bot, 2d and with 3 story brick house in rear... 2 rye adjoining, each with a one story brick house 1 ba avs., " sssto0.11, Port of New York, March 2, 1866. sasanite & Alemania (Ham), Trautmann, Hamburg—Kun- am Co, ship te Castle (Br), McRitchie, Londou—Thos Dun- Bark Bid well (Br), Churchill, Queenstown—Boyd & Hinck "“aark Barlow (Br), Palmer, Wavre—P T Nevins & Son. Eliza (Br), Souper, Si Johas, PR—J C Rahming la (¥enez), Lauristen, tse. The charters in-* Yorto Cabello—Boonen, Trig Florence (Rr), Jacobs, Ponce—Pi Brig Teresita (Br), Till, Clonfuegos Vrig Mary M Williams (Brs, Kenn ra—E Sanchos ¥ it, ‘Brig Blonche (Br), Burdick, Walifax—J F Whitney & Co, tol Lie Houghtsn, Morton, Portland—Miller & Hough- on ba Lewis Clark, Bartlett, Boston—R P Buck & Oo, a4 8 Strout, Wallace, Santa Martha and Si cht 8 Cecile (Br), Bioux, Barbados via Newbern—P D Nt Advance (Br), Dickson, Halitax—D R DeWolf & Co, Sone Be ,Bacheldor (Br), Munroe, 8 John, NB—D R De Ww oe Richrd Hill, Hulse, Pensacola and Tampa Bay—I B a he J Alberto, Hulse, Polersbarg—Van Brunt & Slaght hr Rebecca, Smith. Pal Sehr EB English, Pott Kehr Race florse, Braga, Phiindelphia—B B Lunt. Ny, i y h Gnaee, Fail River, Sehr Sarah Jane, Rogers, hr President, Bacon, Has Schr Anne, Carpenter, Norwich—Rackett, Tooker & Tay- r Lawson, Snow. Norwich—S D Stannard. elville, Renesr, Philadelphia, Steamship Louisiana (Be), Thompson, Liverpool Feb 14, h, with mise and 281 peasengers, to the ibson, Young, Washington, with mdse, sun to. Ha hip Oty of New York, Thomas, Live mdse, to Sam Thompson's Nephew. Feb 8, John Brows, * peamn, Coll from the foretop.all yard overboard, while reef conain (Br), Areas, Liverpool, $8 da Wacoal ho, ‘Wiliams & Gti, erly gales from the land to lon 30; able winds, Feb 2 utting, henoe for on (pint $239, tow Ga lo" spoke ship Adelaide, D), Sanders, Marseilles, 38 days, a iting i (of Boston), Vidulich, Boston, with Nan from Malngn, and ditsharged Feb 28, spoke’ the Nantucket lightship, Amabn y, Jeremie, 15 days, with logwood, hi Sehr P A Saundes Bene Bi Rell, oe, inner ‘Tnland for Pairhaven, imal, Hall, Rockband. Retr dulin Baker, ak Behr Sophia R Jameson, J Schr Helen Wor, Bacon, Portland: § Heineken, Glononster, ton, Tatem, New Bedford for Philadel Mehr V chant Cousins, New Bedford for Ritsabethports Ron buryport. Behr 8 A Read, Resd, Romon, Sehr Joba Price, Nickerson, Hoston for Philadelphia, Beh: Sarah A Reed, Nickerson, Boston, Sour JC Brooks, Burgess, Hoston for Philadelphia, a ae ee MeKay. Lon pe Bebe Patton See, Dakin, Woo: Kelgartown for Philadelphia. Has peen ashore Kehr Fountain, Bilis, Pall River, Behr Chatlendo, Hawes, Providence, Rebt Delaware. Bishop. ’ Sehr Alien H Brown, Birch, Providence, Behr Fxpedite, Ract he Lamarti Proviience for Ritzabethport a ‘oster. Providence. ator, Leland Providence, Sehr Sarah, Martin, Providence. Schr B Buliwinkia. French, Bohr tM , Providence for Batzabeth port. Hielt Providence. t A Hammond, Py Sammings, Hanna! Hen jamin, Providenen, Davia, Somerset. 9 .Whlimatsh, Dighton. Tor Philadelphia, Haven for Phiiadelphia, on for Elizabeth pore. Martha Paieh jaria, Goti, Fairhaven for Pitot was to demand for con. | pad Pay oh Ean Tact bre, Inntead of Jena Wrighe 22 tosoried BELOW. One brig. Steamship City of Dublin. Wind at sunset SB. Marine Disasters. Banx Grace (Br), Capt Stowe, from Mobile for St John, NB, in ballast, went ashore on the 24th ult, on Fisherman's sland, near Jonesport, Me, and will be a total loss. The wreck is ake beast from New York for New oneaaa put into Noroue STltane seh ranchinery disabled, from Loong eed Buenos an pt dione to tet inst, tn ndlstross fon the 22d hen ia ie southern edge of the Galt, aufing @ Hoary elite iaaot'sad msintopgaliontesast, seabed to: rovern pee WR Kissy, from Richmond for Rio Grande, was teeeinsterging of the cargo had tobe commenced tomo, 6 dischargin: 3p bbls flour had been thrown overboard on the 13th to less: en the Scux Hazueton, of Taunton, is ashore on Mill Rock, Hell Gate. Sone Axx Samren (of Yarmouh’ Raker, Providence for New York, while passin “i Tieu Gate n. Wednesday Pat Dede Teed collision, with Ys | Rie, capt the eee The away net ¢ Ww! extent of ‘dai the loss of chain and au- chor, will not fall far ort of $000. Sour Ip/ Portland for Havana, has driven further | tex miceomeerrrcsi as Fria Green mas thas Doon sold at Shanghae tons, has been sold at for 1000 toate ye) . Suir Macenta, ns register, built at East Boston in 1960 has been wi at ‘Stanite. and has gone under the Span- ish flag, and is now called Elona. Notice to Mariners. The Providence Journal of the 2d inst says:—We are ro. quested ata ‘that_a hogshead kas bee over the sehr Mary before sunk in mid \, it feet south of ‘Grea Buoy, between staat ee Sabln'n Point, ‘The wreck lies in about treet fathoms water at low tide, and vessels prec ‘the buoy ‘& good berth to southward will clear the wi WRECK OFF THE souTn FORELAND. ‘Tarsiry Hoven, Loxpox. Feb 12, 1966. pNoticg hereby given that a Groin, Buoy, marked wiih \e word * has been Inid about 20 fathoms SE of a Wekect unk off the South Foreland, about three-quarters of & mile from the shore, The ei lies in 1334 fathoms at low water spring tides, with the Follow eee ae bends stant 3 Routh Foreland High Lighthouse, SW South Sand Head Lightveasel, & Naa ZN, distant 3% miles. "Extreme Point of Cliff NNE 3 F. ‘The mast of the wreck shows. at th tant last quarter ebb By order, PH (ON, Secret WRECKS NRAR ORFORDNESS. Tnumity House, Loxpox, Feb 10, 1566, Notice is hereby given that a Green Buoy, marked with the word “Wreck,’? bas been Ini 15 fathoms 'SE of a vessel sunk to the southward of the Whiting Sand, The Buoy Hes in 7 fathoms at low water spring tides, with the following compass bearings Oxford rigs Lighthouse, NE % N. Northeast Bawdsey Buoy, E by 8 ig 8, distant 2 miles. Southwest Whiting Buoy, NW" by diatant 3¢ of 4 mile, ‘The masts of the wreck show at half t Also that a Green Buoy. ay bos been lald 15 fathoms SE by B of a vessel sunk near Or- rdness, The Buov Hes in 9 fathoms at low water spring tides, with the following marks and comnass bearings Alibre church, juat open eastwant of & boat house on the peach, NNE Orford Castle, in tine with a white house’ at Orford, NNW Northeast Whiting Buoy, Wort, distant 65¢ onbles, Orford High Lighthouse, N 34 E. distant. 9} ne perac, Tasts of the wreck are ttl! stan ing out 10 or t r water, By order, P Ht BERTHON, Secrotary. Raha gie aes ae ae Rark Engenia, Steen, of FB, before at Cape Town, CGN, bad 175 bbls wh on board, Taken slnce leaving Yaya Spoke &e. ip Great Western, from 11 erpool for NYork, Feb 16, £49.58 Ton 12 wits ‘gente (Brem), from Bremen for NYork, Feb Bria Daniel Trowbridge, igen, from NYork for Demara- 39 40, Jo ache Comin Bast ene for Cienfuegos, Feb 16, lat $2, lon ron a dasha it Fi soon J rat anni Pe F aa Pal 0 onto ley rity Gales. Nigh. brig Pengin, “Couyers, Demerara; Lhe ridaaticr Simmons, Parke alae. ‘At Hamilton, Feb. bark Qipey - Grant, from Baltimore reepoot, Fofiting; brigs Excelsior. Cooper, rai 3: for Ror thal pror othe 4th, ‘Charten Srhith, Parone, from Surinam for onto, ct ry ake a Georgetown, P EI, for NYork, waltis ity ya Feb 17, ship Mi ade, Gr Seer Leaire feree Sread secs yt for Nort, Ney neal, fram for NY: aes Ws. 5 rents One mila ‘Demerara. to ae yea cingeynd COP le Grande, ang: Lady of 16 ie oom, Sa IB rag a ‘vort Routhnrn Retlo, Renson. une. corns ahd rigor Jan 7, Lord Palmersion, Me- NYork. jARARA, Ang erie pect cais sehr Ang: for Thngesione Niark oiees ae ootH, Feb Nonpareil, Himnith, ‘San Pranesone LARGOW, 7—Are Hibernian Sy ‘Oral er ee pr a ES a Lh for NYork. repairing: Pernte ( charging. barks Ocean (Sweed), Lond: arr dan ‘31, for Malta, Janet (Br), O'Brien; Philadel. . walling for orders, Young ‘Turk, Harding: rom rr Feb f brian South Boston (Rr), Liane: from NYork, aerdan St, dlechareing for Malaga. Marco Polo( Br.) from NYork, Matta. 4 arr Jan 31. Robert, Haven, Feb 1¢—Arz Harvest Home, Wem Orleans Hone K. Dec 31-—In port Santee, Satter, for Man! Sacramento, Nelson, from Ban Frnctacn: Oracie, Wood. Tmperial, Hutebings: for do; Christian Mathing Prue), Lord, lait np; Bengal, Ingersoll Hat), Lane, hod ‘Joshua Rates (Br. Colter, tine: barks Dan. (Dany, Laurensburg for NYork: Amalia (Prus}, from Manila; art , for San Francisco: Marin Ross, Ross. for Melbourne; Frulter Martin, for Sargow; Ocean Bride (Br), Milton, and Chase, Hamilton, une; Parsee, Soule, do. yavana. Fob 38In port barks Onions (Bri, Holmes, and Mary Rideout (Br), Murchie. for NYork, Ide; nm SI Stover, and Salvador (Snan), Roras, for P m, do; BF Shaw (Br), £m, Steerer, tor w port 'N of Hatteras, for NOrleans. do: Merrimack, Marshal Henry Vitiner, Staples, une: v, disg: belie Sam Adatn jody, Geyer, for NOrleans Boston. do; Sea Foam, © "Roosevelt, Wilson: Prairie nysell. Hall, for 8 Dyer, Dver, rleans. do: Harkaway (Hr), , McFarland, une, Old Feb 21— rd, NYork; Raby, Chebuet a Innate, Feb 4—In port schr Adriana, for Boston & days. Livenvoot, Feb 15—Arr Kangaroo (#), Manning. NYork Pennsylvania (4), Lew. do: 1th, Wavelet. Bretton, Phila Mariborough. Campbell, NYork; Teoummeh, Sponagic Ni Wild Rover, Taylor, do; Aline, torts Mobil TAN eke Be tots, Ballard, (Cale Gharleston: tsth, RT ta on, © Scranton purting back}: HL, ath, Mobile, Lamiasn, eb 14—Sld (00 H Mansnincrs, Feb 16—Arr Le feesixa. Feb 9—Arr Abd ol Sl 7th, Charles & Rdward, NYork: V MxLaoorxr, Dee 3—In port Tecksoure, "ord tor Galle; Silas Fish, Brand, for San Francisco via Newonstle; South: ern, Eagle, Pieroc, and Windward. Klaridge, une, Maxrta—In port Dee 31, ships Monsoon, Juv, for London, Mg; Goethe (Ham), for NY, do: Griend Scholps (Duteh), for San Franelaco, do: Mindozs, Allen, from Tong Kong. arr for NYork. ldg; FE HK Farleigh (Br), Cook, fe Trane Oarver, Shute. Gordon, for 10h, bark Ellen (Pr), i une; Elena (late Magenta), do; " Hortimec, from San’ Franchos’ 40. Ratios Det 6, ships Teandall, Gober and NY: 10th, Langdale. (Bri, Brown, Pernambuco; 14th, bark Arraiia, (uss), San Frauetaco Matanzas. Feb 23-—fn port barks Trovatore. Craver for NYork Ug: Fannie. Craver: WE Anderson, Pleros Royal Saxori tide, Park: Investigator, Carver and. Rachel, ‘Mitchell, une ba (Br), MeKer: Bureka, arker, for NYork. lag: John tt 4, do; Paragon (Br). nar. Danning, for Palmenth. kK $ Ki webs Ll Ttaples, Stowers. Driske, Mary, MeDonald, une; sebra J M Flan- Cain, for TPhitadelphta, lag: Gleaner (Br), McPherson, for New Orleans do. Newcasrix, NAW. Nov 28—Arr Island City, Smith, Walla- a0 (and sit Bee 18 for Adelaide). 5-—In port barks Ellen Morrisou, MeCar- jase, for Baltimore, ding: s for New York, ldg; Annie Bell. prindie, for New 1d The. Ton, for Bost 4 sohrs Challenger, and Patronella, for New Orleans, do. en hnweDion, Feb M—Arr ache JB Marshall, Marshall, Balt “Gripe, Feb 15—8id Princess Royal, Sa: g Boggs, Di MD; brige Pe ‘ua, Journ, Armeti for aki. Bhd in (Br), Reed, ae Toserick beraon, ‘areemere (Br), Stockton, do a 8—In port ships James Poton (Br) Am to sail in about a hey M 5 nm, ; Clara iy Rang, arr, for Hee ports: (Orphen Sang: thon, Wiliams: from bat Waseoron (Norw)s HM for rem), Kisinp, ret do: Penang, whip New oe Rangoop, : chaunel for orders to the United ingdom Or 1 Ray, Jan 1—Sid “Hattines,”’ rots Mth, Jenny Am BOSTON, March Tear Tre tea Egyator (Norw), Krahn, Pa vis Smytina; San Carlos (Prus), Strout, Joab mdabiog Auld, ‘New Or Nathant nae Gone, Work. "CM tester “Gories, ‘Sampson, a, darks J © Nickola, Blanchard. Cartenas Oak Russell Cape Haytien; brig Uniegrn (Dutch) Let Surinam vie Cayenne, Sha steamers B Unicorn, and frofa the Roads, bark Marte h 2—Arr steamers Aries, Philedelphia: Nereus, do nabtiwonh” March 1—Arr steamer Worcester, Bain, Liverpool, bark (Br), Story Queenstown, for Gyaerer osha AO Lepon. gon R¥ore: Annie Ranie Wie, Windsor, N ©. to load for Barbadoes; Belle K Hull, Driscoll, Annee ely Feb 2%—Art ateamehip s brie terera iSpy Oiver, fh a oribern: port: Ad iN 8 Rup, Wright, 3 ld beige Artictic, Liver. Myers, N York; ach: Malet America, inpoleon, and Inase Hinkley, NYork: J Beveriy, eh 2 Arr steamer Wyming, Jack rotate art et cal ne Jacksonville, Fle, for New KSTON, i fee Ja sehr Fountain, Durie, XYork. IT—Ie port bark Lavinia, Davis, for cei re at Citar po board: HOLMES' HOLE, Fed Greenwich. of ere are at large part PM—Arr schrs J @ Babcock, wiry “Alesander "Young, # ¢ 1, AM—Arr sehre | Capos. b Picker: 3 NYork for Boston; ee eae one eS ‘Shoot fla FX ‘Crowell, Shooting ARNIS. “March 1—Arr steamer City of Richmond, New ork for Yoriland, putin for i Monta, te sc Wm HB Bickmore, Bickmore, a One sohrs, Burdett hig er Hehdeld. Haskell, Boston. NORFOLK, Feb ST—Arrslearner, Menta Hse ANEW OnUEA RAND, Maren l—Arr ier atrauare ‘Star of the Robert B Smith, erson, Barnstable for a ria Pillip “Fall River fonda: ska oe BEDFORD, Feb 2—Sid larch 1—-Are schr MH Reed, 2 i i ie z 3 i i ; Baltimore, “3 Clty ao “Camden for Norfolk, Sidney C eat on Seay relatives ant church to attond the pM scrsg Be cigs — cL ‘hia, (Savarday) afterneon, “Ew HAVER, March 1—Cld schrs Maria, R sires wiser LPH eae Arr aches Teac . Boga ing Borden core M Rett PROVIDENCE, March 1—Arr ‘steamer Galatea, Jones, NYork; | bark tS gree the Fleet 3 sors Geo: o’clock, without further notice. SyopGrase.—In Brook! m on Thursday, March 1, Mame M. Syoparass, in the 24th year of her age. The friends and oqraintunren of the family are re- ripen | invited to attend the fun Myrtle avenue, this (Saturd: Teuart,—On Thursday, Thomas and Jane LCs The relatives and friends are oan attend the nora from ag residense of her father, 208 “itciroxD, Fob 28—Sid schr Aroularing, Jackson, New “ROC! Feb, MSid sonra GW Kimball, 1 MtAmeions R's Hodgion, Babb; Billow. Piorce: .t eran Union. vaveril; Superior, atc, and aioe. for ‘or! Marston, Norfolk, Va, Trident, ar Wm don mea, ano Norfolk; Bn: ineral, from the First church, gy st if Horton, ie omen Jemeson, City Point, Vai firook. OSAVANNAT Feb 24—Arr schr Jas O'Donobue, Philbrook, Cld steamer Wm Tibbett, Cony, Boston. 26th—Arr bark Harmod (Norw), Oldsou, Cape de Verds. SALEM, Feb 28—Arr sehra Montezuma, Pedrick, Dayton Mt Martine; Corvo, Yeston; Hi and Bliza Turner. Notice of funoral hereafter. Tynan.—On Friday, March 2, Dede the beloved sow poi and Ellen Tynan, aged 8 years, 6 month B. ‘The grave will now enclose you Within its narrow cell; No more shall we behold ‘you hae P erytey metegpanae= well, 10 friends of the are respectfully req attend the funeral, on ny 0 at twelve o'clock, trom ‘Hamilton avenuo, South Brooklyn. His remains wil be taken to Staten Island nd for NY ‘STONING TON. March I-Arr schr Daniel $ Mershon, NGTON, 6, ime Basan sohr Ll Bedeli, Bedell, Ww. enti Vev aT TAtrachtU B Sunth, Bowker, George- March 1—Sad schr L A Burlingame, Burlingame, NYork. _ Sere RNA SELEY ERAT ADA AI SPER ECS MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. his father’s residence, No. Brown Warinc.—On ‘Thursday, March 1, in the ere dist Episcopal church, at Cypress Hill, L. I., by Rev. ©. Graham, Mr, Wiitam Brown to Mrs! daughter of Mr. Chas. Doughty, of Springfield, L. Cranr—Cotmax.—On Thursday, March 1, at the ais residence, Warren, Conn., by the Rev. varts Scudder, James E. Crave, of New York pg to Miss Kuzanerit daughter of tho late Colonel Augustus inition —Baxtn.—On Wodnesday, hag igs 28, the Church of All Souls, by the Rev. Wiusam H. Haratoy, of Brooklyn, to M. ne aon ter of P. C. Baker, Esq., of this city. ‘Morrar—Buswernn. —At Blooming invited to attend the funeral, this two o'clock, from the Dutch, wick, L. 1, ‘the Rov. Stephen H. M Vixcawr.—On Thursday, Maroh 1 daughter of Joshua and Eliza H. Vincent. : 0 relatives and friends of the family are respect- } oa dette from the residonoo of this (Saturday) ‘Whrrsry.—At Mount Vernon, New York, i the residence of ber brother, ‘Nathan widow ee ‘Mervin N. Whttn: ght of Edward Unaerhill, aged 39 years, 4 . Jann Nuwroy Morar, of Now Miss Jassun, second da wughter of Henry Brewster, ae coeniy Tapers ‘MERORR—MEYERS. par arse — at the residence of the bride's parents, by F. Watkins, Auexani daughter of Captal ay uf a Puasr: —SeLvnn, At BY. ai 27, yea A Livaie Sabra, ae of ‘Daniel ‘Be- lover, Faq., all of Porth Am! —Coorer.—On Thi Oscan OC, Quink to nx B. dion, Sos | = Srmson—Prrrr.—In this city, on eee. hes by the Rev. Dr, Nowell, Towsrann W. Sanson, of Glen- wood sR » to Man J, ' daughter of Captain John Potty, FEW JALUARLA elatme on ome notin by armel eng page pny ar prior sttecesen, i ann oheek . 4 Buaver.—On Thursday, March 1, Cuantas Guamny, thet friends of the family, also those of his son Daniel and his brothers Bernard and Daniel Blanoy, aro fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Satu pol at two o’clook, from his late residence, bas Serhetetag —At Suffern, Rockland county, on Monday, February 26, GuorGe BLavvett, in the 28th year of nf March 2 Axxmm, wifo of Peter aM wanes: . net oer ‘AY SOOKE 400, tn i “SSunro.—On Friday Burpo, and daughter of Jonoph 1. desires tad ftatihe ard) inviend to otteald the fh Upper New Rochotle, _New Youn, March 1, - ERCHANTS’ NATIONAL BANK. UNITED STATES Peoren Bec DEPOSITORY. ‘AS! CAPITAL TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. neral, from her fath on Monday morning, at eleven eek. waiting at depot; hali-past nine o'clock train from amp.—In Brooklyn, on Friday morning, March 2, Exisan B. Carnn, aged 38 yoara. The funeral will ke place on Sunday afternoon, at half-past three o'clock, from St. Peter's church, State klyn. March 1, Mra. Mary Dick, widow The remains will be taken to Greenwich, Conn. oral ervicos will be held at the M- rh, this (Saturday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock. Carriages will be in waiting at the depot to convey the Trains leave Twonty-sevonth Deposits In Go o'd and Currency received on favorable terme vertincates of Deposit it tanued Payable at National Banks « Ok tence the United States, street, near Hoyt, Broo! Drck.—On Thursday, of Samnel Dick. ING MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND on first class fa og) Aig tag PERSONS HAVE mortgage friends to the church. See Sonne ©. street at oleven o'clock ‘n the morning. Dovecay.—On Thursday, only son of Francis and OOF ERAN Lag tag CITY AND STATE BONDS ith Carolina Bank son ca yao INS & CO., 18 Bar March 1, Tnowas FRancrs, Donegan, aged 11 years The friends of tho family are invited to attend tho funoral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his paren Doxonun—On Friday, Neves purchased’ by THERN BANK NOTES WANTED—BY EDWIN @ BELL, 40 and 42 Brondway. NIOW BANK OF LON NDON. set A NK OF SCOTLAND, NKING COMPANY, IRBLAND. DRAFTS on the above in sums to sult. Rast Fifty-fourth street. ch 2, Reonarn T., son of Joseph and Mary Donohuo, aged 4 years, 10 month and Tho funeral wili take place this (Saturday) at two o'clock, from the residence of his parenta, 1) Kast Forty-ninth street, Kapre. —On Wednesday, iNnese, Bua R., wife ‘28, after be waeatad The relatives and friends of the he, Saami are invited to attend the funeral, from her late Richmond, Staten Isiand, this (Saturday) eleven o'clock. Boats leave pier 19 North river (between Cortlandt and Dey streets), at The funeral will start trom the house for Greenwood tery at twelve o'clock noon. Epwanps,—On Thorsday, March 1, Banner AMstta L, danczhter of the late Benjamin B. Edwards, M. Relatives, friends and acquaintances are fevied to at- at the residence of her ‘mother, 68 West Twenty-ninth street, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock, w thout further notice. Frayer. —At Houma, La, on Mom Ruma Any Fraxem, onl Francis, aged 19 years, GrosHon.—In Brookiwn, on Friday morning, Euma Buxeoren, Adeline E. Groshon, TO LOAR—AND GIVE SIX HOURS’ SER. Business; oliy or coustry a ine not noticed, WANTRD—ON sn ie ON LANDS Be isteste westaee Pra half-past nine o'clock. TO LOAN, ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, $n one or imore sume, ‘on real estate in this JOUN ¥. CONRBY, @ fall street, room a 'No. « 35345 tend the funeral, REMOVALS. ©, RAUDINE & CO. HAVE. REMOVED 4 THEIR ? and Lad es’ Deposit way, up’ stair, etween Bars - Grae Nownts CO. AYR REMOVED TO iow sireet, st ge with pacar child of Wins hae Years, 2 months and 23 days. The relatives and friends of the family are most rexpect: fully imvited to attend the funeral, church, Yonkers, on Sunday afternoon, at three o'clock. Howes. —On Weaneeday evening, February 28, Jams Hume, aged 62 y Tho relatives ina tr friends of the family, and those of and William Humes, are PH 9 the —= from hia late resi irty-sixth st, near Lexington avenue, this (Saturday! afternoon, at ‘one o'clock. ny ’ , Jewert.—On Friday on! ah 2, Conwenies D., son of George W. Jowett, Relatives and friends are favite the prea and ale strictly on from st John’s his brothers H Pursuant to statutes in such Mayor, Aldermen and Comen notice Dourt of the State of otha at haif-past bal 0 Ae North river, at halt-past ele Hin will be taken to Greenwood, ‘by steamboat, S gemihon avenue ferry, Brooklyn, where sarriages Will be in waiting. Kons.—On Wednesday, as Se Freomnice, only child of Marie and the late F. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of bis grandfather, L. Gnilleaame, ote Amity irday) Lake —-On Friday, the sovh year of lis age. ra ¢ rolatives and friends of the family are respect: invited to attend the funoral service, on Sunday anes. noon, at three o'clock, at his late residence, . Sallivan street, The remains will be taken by the half. nine A. M. train, from Twenty. lay, to Westchester county for int MeDovcart.—On Thursday, March 1, Wiuuiam McDov- GALL, aged 69 years. ‘The relatives and friends ai from his late reside: foth sides of "ANN street street; a on both aides of treetand Ryder’ street, between Ij Korn, aged 12 years ad Brooklyn, 2 Rewuste P. Lear, in VORMAN, Counsel to the Corporation, b. 7, 1806. fall i eeventh street, on Most WoNDERFUL with celebrated bone fillr without Grand’ street, two blocks from ‘Hoon Ox DENTAL ASsooTATH 22231 invited to attend the , 102 Bedford street, ‘on Sunday Afternoon, at halt-past’ one o'clock, without ‘On Thursday, March 1, of croup, Lizern, ‘les A. and Mary A. ¥. MeLaaghli., we of this Important eee we administer the eas | tn the ole medical 4 99 Cooper Tnstitute That nner 10,909 Cys peh 2 only child of Ch ponent ears and 9 months. The funeral will take place on Sund from 117 Ainslie stroet, Williamsburg. Reia- tives and (riends are or invited to attend Washingto bar oy n mn of ‘Thomas and ‘jenna McLaughlin, aged 2 years and 3 is of the family are morning, at ten goss ioe) FFICERS AND MBN MEN ENTITLED TO BR MOUNTE In the service, will reosive | aime by addressing U. M. Van Buren & “ iM seventh suet, Sema pe i] ited to attend the faneral, from ue foridence of his paronts, 401 avenue A, this ‘Gatarday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Norsevr,—Ou Thursday, March 1, Carucntya, the be- “BURNIAN's 8 Bay te moviNG ESTABLISH eur RA: Miles seowed chy cay e orene shipped, storage for