The New York Herald Newspaper, March 20, 1866, Page 8

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monpay, Mareb 19-6 P.M. ‘The stock wipeh anaes strong and active this mor. Ting, and continued eo till about three o'clock in the ‘Sflernoon, when it was slightly unsettled by the recom. mitment of the Morrill Loan bill in Congress, and-a false rumor regarding ite passage. Afverwards, however, it suddenly rallied, and closed buoyant. The weakness of the gold premium exerted no perceptible influence in ebecking the speculation for a rise on the Stock Ex- change, and it is becoming daily more evident that abe former has almost, if not entirely, ceased to be a guide to the latter, and that tho 4wo markets are moving sndependently of each other. ‘The view taken by the majority in Wall street is, indeed, ‘Wat the more gold declinee the more currency there will de available for use on the Stock Exchange, and that while stagnation and depression characterize the general merchandise markets, speculation in stocks will be stimu- lated to an inordinate degree for the want of other means of employing idle capital, The chief feature of ahe railway share market has been a forther vise “of three per cent on Michgan Southern and4 shatp apward movement in Cleveland and Pitte- “Surg and Rock Island, The former absorbs the greatest | thare of attention, the more particularly in consequence ef the termination of the Reciprocity treaty with the British provinces, as a large amount of freight traffic hitherto confined to the Michigan Central road—the highway to Canada—will, it is expected, be diverted in favor of the Michigan Southern road, the produce hither- ‘to sent across the border being forced to find new mar- kets in tho United States, At the open board at ten o’clock Michigan Southern sold at 7934 a % (sales 12,700 shares), New York Central 92% (sales 3,600), Erie 81% a 82, Readwg 99%, Cleve- Jand and Pittsburg 7934, Rock Islang 10834, Northwest- erm 21%, preferred 543, Fort Wayne 92%° (8.3), Schuylkill coal 15%, At the first regular board the warket was buoyant, and Michigan Southern (sales 4,850 wbares), closed 2% higher than at the half-past two board on Saturday, Cleveland and Pittsburg 1, Rock Island %; New ,York Central was % lower, Hudson iver 34, Reading, %, Northwestern 4, Fort Wayne »;, Cumberland {. Government securities were dull. Cou- pon five-twenties of the old issue were 34 lower, seven- ‘birty notes \, ten-forties advanced 3. At the one o’clock sessions Michigan Southern rose to 81% and Cleveland and Pitteburg to 81, the general market being at the same time firm. At the half-past two board there was a slight unsettlement of prices con- sequent on the report that the Morrill-McCulloch Loan ‘ill had been referred back to the Committee of Ways ‘nd-Means by a vote of the House of Representatives, and a rumor that the bill had been reported back to and jpassed by the House; and improbable as was this rumor, ‘% exerted a temporary eflect in lowering quotations. Michigan Southern (sales 2,300) closed 3 higher than at ‘the firs: regular board, Cleveland and Pittsburg (sales 4,700) 34, Rock Island (sales 1,400) %. New York Cen- tral was 4; lower, Erie 34, Reading %, Northwestern 34, preferred >;, Fort Wayne $, Cumberland %. Mariposa preferred sold at 183¢. Government securities were dull, but firm. Conpon five-twenties of the old issue advanced 6, 8ixes of 1881 34. Seven-thirty notes were steady. At the half-past three open board the depression con- ‘Unued, but without any material change in prices or in the temper of the market. New York Central sold at 92, Erie $15;, Michigan Southern, 804, Cleveland and Pitis- ‘Durg 6034, Cleveland and Toledo 107%, Northwestern 296%, preferred (b. 3) 54, Fort Wayne 91,4, Illinois Cen- ‘tral 1163;, Canton 465. After the call there was a quick rally and Michigan Southern reacted to 813i, and Cleve- land and Pittsburg to 80%. At half-past five o'clock the market was strong at the following quotations:— Rock Island 111 a %, New York Central 92 a ¥%, Erie 8234 a 1s, Hudson River 106 a 1;, Reading 993g a %, Michigan Southern 81%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 805, Northwestern 26% a 27, preferred 64a 4, Fort Wayne 91% @ 34, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 2534 a 34, Cumberland 44% a. Compound interest notes were quoted at a premium, ‘a follows, by the leading dealers in them:—June, 1864, 834; July, 7%; August, 72¢; October, 6%; December, = bd 1865, 284; August, 134; September 134; Octo. M ‘The moncy market continues extremely easy at ba6 per cent, with the majonty of transactions at the lower vee. The bank statement for the week favors the prospect of prolonged monetary ease at @is centre. The deposits show an incrcaso of $4,922,826, and the legal tender notes of $4,060,962. ‘There is only a trifling increase in the loans of $600,104, whieh is suggestive of # limited business in the discount Time. The circulation has increased $269,814, owing to the steady issue of new national bank currency, and the wpecie is reduced $647,005. The totals of this week's and Mast week's statements are as under :— —First clase commercial paper is taken frecly at 6) a 7 per cent, and the second grade at 8 a 9, The gold market has been disturbed by the operations @f 4be bears in view of the action of Congress upon ‘the Loan bill to-day; but, considering that the foreign Joan clause had been stricken out of it by Mr. Morrill, from the Committee of Ways and Means, it is hard to wee why the bill should affect the gold premium, even if it were to pass in its present mutilated form. The opening price was 129%{, followed by a steady de- cline to 127%, afier which it reacted, and closed a 128% a % at five o'clock. Loans were made fiat apd at three per cent in favor of the Jender in the morning, but as the day advanced the @emand increased, and 1-32 was paid for coin till to- morrow. The speculators in the room are sti!! nearly all operating for a fall, and in proportion to the de- pression they may create will be the force of the ulti- mate rebound. Foreign exchange has been weak, with » moderate ‘amount of business, Bankers’ bills on England at sixty days closed at 107% aX, short sight 108% @ 100, com- mercial 106 a 10744. Mining and petrolenm stocke are being actively dealt im, and the prospect of the desulphurizing processes which are in course of adoption proving highly success- ful, canses special attention to be directed to the gold mining shares, At the fret board Homownck closed 5c. Jower than at the same time on Saturday, Bennchof Run 4bc., Excelsior Sc., Palmer Petroleum 20c., Pithole Creek be., United “tates 80c., Gunnell Gold 40c., Mendota 26c. Shade River was bc. higher, Downieville Gold 1c., Gun- nell Gold 9c. At the second board Bennehofl Run sold at $15 35, Empire City 50c., Empire and Pithole 36c., Cherry Run 2c. , First National 36c., Homowack $3 90, Oil Creck $1 70, Palmer Petroleum $4 30, Pithole Creek $5, Shade River $4, United States $12 76, Atlantic and Pacific $5, Corydon $2 70, Downieville Gold 60c., Gunnell Gold $1 40, Holman Gold 60c., Kipp & Buell $3 26, Hope Gold $4 75, Montana $1 08, Quartz Hill $3 75, Smith & Parmlee $11. New York Stock xenang Ko SESSTON—10:30 a. M. 92000 0 5: 200 shs Cl&T RR2dc 108 €000 200 Chic ART RR.. 10836 100086: 300 do. . 108% 20000 100 1086 4000 100 #10 108% ‘4000 200 ~ 10856 1000 “0 90000 300 ‘3000 300 ‘8000 80 N J Central ‘ake wis ‘8000 300 Pose, Fe Wac RR we 8000 0 000 200 sak ‘to00 00 9256 10000 100 ol 1000 Californ: 100 32% 20000 Ohiok Mies 180 Ld 3000 Chi NWistm 79 100 bed 10000 Ameriean gold 129 300 % Mabe Met Bank... 121 100 Chic 4 1} Continental Bank 97 100 Hud Riv 108 cece, BOK 100 do 10655 {Bank 98 600 Reading er 24 call oF 200, do. 2c. wy ust menos Rank 100% 300 Mich SANIRR 8035 20 NorthiiverBank 120 500 do - @ 300 Del & Had Canal 194 400 do. » 0% 200 Central Coal Co.. 46% 1800 do. Ao 830 47 (1300 do soi 200 Comb Coni pref 46 Mw do. ay 100 WilksbarreC1Co 6 600 do Ly 180 Western) TaloaTel 62-200 Illinois Con RR. 117% 900 do 81% 200 CleveaPitte KR. 1015 100 do..24 call 61% 600 do. 7% + lesen’ wannewneg He 1400 Ws do 2900 sO “0 * 400 7m ‘woo Ch Pit 300 Chi mat 300 roth 200 tay i) epeeror..1 Pr. 1000 she mK 100 Chie a NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1866.-WITH SUPPLEMENT. gusty # : x ges 38 a $ 2 & 91 2 oSSEESESES38 ee eeteneass EH sss2essgessyss a CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. acer Bh ap 19-6 P. M. Ln eal, 900 bush. pone onset 3358 ‘bushels’ Soar, 1,723 m ushels w! do. sata deretraet for State and Western flour was icine and prices for all qualities ruled decidedly omete losing nominal and at, a decline of 100. a 20c, r bbl., with a continued downward tendency, particu- Bay for’ sien Oe ifoaian ‘al the in- juiry was vet 18 lu brands, puveieed 3,000 bbis, at our reiieed persiians sub- joined. Southern flour was in bg a ‘and prices ruled nominally pmeie shade buyer's ee The wale ‘were about 600 bbls. Canada flour was in demand, sales of about 1,500 » mostly Brandywine, at our = ‘We quote:— Ua lage tet ak $6 80 a $7 15 7a 760 7 65a 8 20 725 820 80a 875 Western trade brands. 8 80 a 11 00 Common Southern. 8 70 2 10 00 Fancy and extra do, 0 5a 15 50 Common Canadian. 7300 815 Good to choice and ext 820 1 25 Rye flour (rupert) 425 a 460 Corn meal, 3702 400 Corn meal, Brandy win 4150 430 Corn meal, Brandywine, pu 124 00 a 24 25 —The demand for wheat continued very moderate, and | abetashenn spring ruled 2c. a 3c. per bushel in buyer's favor, while winter was pomalnaliy: unaltered in the ab- sence of transactions. The sales were confined to about 410,000 bushels, mostly No. 1 Chicago, at or about $1 66. Cora —_ pe cat in an tape reanenk a8 and ae were about 3c. lower, wit 40,000 bushels, Bain tn not all nt B00 a73c. for Coden and 73c. @ for sound mixed Western, in store and delivered. Oe ences duil at declining price ane the sales were very light, and mainly at the ring reduced quotations; State, Sic. a 64c. sound Western, 8c. ; un. sound Western, 35c. a 46c.; Jersey, 48c. ‘a 49¢., "and Canadian, 63c.’ The market for rye was quiet and drooping, (ade rgb change was apparent, as the sales were very light. Barley and malt were also dull and declining, but no decided change noticeable. Corrox.—The sales of Lega were mostly at 40c. but the market was very i , with a declining tendency, and some few lots were sold at 393¢c., while others realized 4lc, The demand was very limited, and the sales only reached 2,200 bales, the market ciosing heavy at the following nominal prices:— Upland. Florida, Mobile. N.O. o 36 36 37 38 38 39 % 40 40 40 41 «42 42 44 Corrre.—The demand continued light, and the only transaction we heard of, outside a few small sales to the trade, was a sale of 462 St. Domingo in bond for ex- port, on private terms. 1GHTS were dull and rather lower. The nnn ments were :—To Liverpool, 1,000 bales cotton, at 5-11 sae; 300 bbis. on 8 at 2s., 700 tierces lard at 168. 34., i bushels at 53d. Per steamer, 300 tierces beef atds. To Bristol 150 tons heavy on private terms, To 1 1600 bbls. rosin at Hors.—A moderate demand prevailed for prime quall- ties. Common grades were neglected. The sales were abont 120 moe ogee at 19. a 66c, for new crop. Motasem:,—The market was quiet, and prices were without cl The sales were 80 hhds. Porto Rico at Tdc. and 50 bbls.j old crop Cuba at 42%c. No new Orieans of consequence was 10 is aa and full are demanded. Provisions. —Receipts, 1,263 bbis. pork, 925 bbls, Deel, 649 packages, cut meats, 25 packages and 15 kegs Ing was inactive and &® more active demand hl re OS were dull and trans 008 ions in lard were at declining prices and hight rg embrace 1,000 packages, mainly at 17c. a 19\c., ven 8 part at 19: my the last price an extreme for choice kettle rende malt lot. Butter was quiet but steady. We neon Western at 27c. a 45c. and State 40c. a 68c. Cheese was inactive and somewhat nominal. Small lots common to choice sold at 16c. a 22c., as to quality. Prrnouum.—The market was inactive and prices con- tinued nominal. Refined, in bond, was held at 40c., and crude at 25¢., Dut scarcely any Dusiness was done, and the market closed heavy, a declining tendency. Ricx.—The demand was all from the trade, and no sales were made, sseept a | few small lots at 9c. a 9}<c. for Rangoon, and 1130. a 123¢c. for Carolina. eee tatonn ll nye pe | thou; inquiry was rather more act anything, t market had a somewhat firmer tone. The sales were page , comprising 1,950 boxes Havana at 11\c., and 980 hhds. Cuba muscovado, for refining pur- Loans dod ‘at from 93¢c. to 10XKc. There was little or no im- in the market for refined sugar, ement noticeable and prices continued nomin: Tonacoo.—The —, unchanged jn all respects. The sales continued light, but previous prices were sus- tained. The sales em| 45 bhde. Kentucky at from 8c. to 27c., and 30 cases Obio and Connecticut seedleaf at from 1c. to 29e. ie MISCELLA: ‘Ous. AA A.—ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, « ‘prlses pald ia Information furnished. The high- rf. “eivtit's Soenaien oat art TVORCES | LEGALLY OBTAINED WITHOUT PUR. meee. for bap $y allowed by law, without fee till the Gane is gained. Advice free. M. HOWBS, Attorney and 0 TO THOMAS R. AG! ich corner of wsellor, 73 Nassau street. 2 AND om 44 CHILBERG'S GERMAN OINTMENT—WARRANTED a certain eure, without the slightest danger. for plles, sorof ula, aalt rheu bone and akin diseanes, ae. For raale 098 Bowery, and by all principal druggists. HE MEDICINE THAT © THOMAS H. M.D. ps |JAZARD, M. D., of Newport, R. 1 » testifies BRANDRETH'S PILLS tn hie practice for twenty. ie ‘years, and that they are on. Praweacat to all other remedi heumatisme, Colda, indummations, "Sitous and Lt Affections, and General Debilcy: in in fact, oat ss BRANDRETH’ 8 PILLS aepinwye— 2 that mabe us eick. This strong b- Ly evidence tn bls Re rs ex over no relief, but in he commenced, Eas Lp gl d] . a "i No 500 Canal street, the tee 8 PILLS, cy) Rassav STRERT. ROOM NO. 2—A. porta. Diamonds AES i ttn mace Savances on counignmenia FINANCIAL, J** 000KE & 00., BANKERS. as We tis shall ticular attention to ee ara and sale COVENANT ae for pur- ee ee ie Sib 0. ‘OTICE 18 HEREBY VING subsoribed for and Taxon ata stook a) the New york Idaho Gold Mining Company Works at South Boiss, idaho ‘Chatham squai ‘orl Wolter hregaont Serge i Liege and E. B. Fellows, Recretiry—inat they will fees of eae ee Sey an ai om oe ste Pease ays a atthe Kian etn Genet OS UTHERN RAILRO. CITY AND STATE BONDS Eatery eater mae ierys |» [=> lh eeprom Soni’ BANS, NOTES _ANTED BE. EDWIN Q. S* aa 7 # BAY) . now vl rr htceat from Ape ins, “evened 1 T ENGLISH am AMERICAN BANK, INCORPORATED biden “THE COMPANTES’ ACT, and the Rinsindr wo be mark as u office, 63 Wall street. London ‘omioe, Oriental Bank Buildings, Ses Liverpool office, mane Buildings. AIRMAN, HARRY GEORG! I ¢ Pe iE amen Chairman of ths Ori- Pee gyrecs ACLAND, Beg. Oba ‘Chairman of the Ceylon Com- PaIARRY GEORGE bv 1. " of the Ori- HARRY RDON, Esq., Chairman of the ious 'BINNY KEY, 1 ‘Boq., late of Messrs. Binny & Co., PR a wid haba} ROBERTSON, Eagq., M. P., Director WILLIAM SCHOLE! Baq., M. P., Director of the Union PEANGIS Te TURNER, Eeq,, of Mesars. J. A. Turner & Co., BANKERS. in New York—The Bank of America. n London—The Union Bank of 1 Cael a Scotland—The naif China and Australia—The Oriental Banking Corpo- ‘WILLIAM WOOD, Ei whe a asian Manager—GEO. Lo don Manager—SAMUEL GRAY. verpo iverpool Manager—-WILLIAM WILLINMBON, Eq. The The alo a ant of Manone MaBhester (imited), SURGHALL New York—Mesers. FOSTER & THOMSON. THE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BANK (LIMITED), having opened meee es — street, New York, td to” sell bil on the ENGLISH A’ MERICAN BANC faimieed), fed) London, and on the aon, BARK OF LONDON; to bu: y bilie of exchange and LT arte trotted evelouhe teal beset the world. fn pp a ISSUED FOR USE IN THE EAST 1 pag AND AUSTRALIA, WILL BE PaRbo: ae RIENTAL BANK CORPORATION OF may be ascertained on application at M WOOD, Mi BURGHALE Wal ,' Assistant Manager, HE J ANNUAL Pediat ie OF THE EFCORBOLD ERS of the French Creek Petroleum Mi yl , for the elec- tion of trustees for the extn a y held at 126 Maiden Lane, March 30, aes it 1Z o'clock M. 8 8. CREAMER, Secretary. NION DIME ease, BANK. NAL STREET, Sanaa oF VABICK.S March an in Interest’ from April 1. TS. greua.z6 98. $127. 000 aD Tene afin. LIB, 27 Nassau st,, basement, Second CHARLES rE. $135. 000 70 204% oN Box Axp wonToAGE, 2 one _oF more Ru real ‘entate inci. JOHN'S CONEY, Gs Wail at, room No. 6. PARTNER WANTED—WT TH $5 00, To To Eh an 1s Pati beats the elovest faveatignsion. manent, an nrendeaton . exchanged. Address for interview PARTNER WANTED—WITH buy out an old established bi Beckman street. PARTNER WANTED—AN ENTERPRISING a with « capital ee ie oR ee ying PARTNER Mirek cerry Srey MAN, ‘with « captital 3 paying COPARTNERSHIPS. Soe TO sss mainte | $3 bu QE. GOTTLIEB 4CO. HAVE prseouye> partnership this day. RN DO! prey ot Nata og A FIRST CLASS — ble cash manufactaring business. Fences exe red. Apply at 6&2 Broadway, room No. 2. ARTNER WANTED—BY DR. KING, IN HIS PRI- vate medical and surgical office, 690 , near consulting rooms for Houstoa street, Separate and gent ANTED—A PARTNER, una ve tance In ths cons! ai a Sedan a secede room 12, ING MAN, AS PART- POSE arteries ee ve re a few doors west of Broad $600 sare Sega eg ae -—¥% way, “WANTED, PARTNER IN AN ESTAR. shed business; one quarter interest, "Ad- ith real name, EB, box 664, Post office. NTED, A. PARTNE ring business, ith nt. sale. Can be Teerencea to an) WARD, 17 Cortlandt $2.00 000 § INDOOR BUSINESS “WANTED—FOR MANA AND ddrese Baker, joc" No liquor bustneas N OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFERED FOR AN onest, en ‘with some Sy ‘cash business, “Apply to Patent CHANOR T8 OFFERED TO “A PERSO Bite AR Sr heman me pee Gan isn A Va Miagee SREAES TRUSTY 3 Wax Wir x YRW HUNDRED eek fe etinent risk. pasion bd we 7 Dit. STONE, 61 Chatham st Room 4. ) ee PATENT FENCE AND HOUSE COMBINED. a and ble board fence for farm use invest. A noticed, “RARE who can invest business, Apply to in summer. In winter the panels doubled will form an Sy of Go ers for sale fi nited and Eu- amie Sec si ne ts ware sacturi hear Chicago IL liv. hai? foe coat of Hew Fork.” appiy to R. a Ken at tie ore ALY INTEREST WiTH STOCK hte, MOODE 2 GO. 8 Flee street BD—A PARTY WITH i 9a,000 TO BUY FOR iorhsea en naeree i D. Pers te | pans Ange ata same. —T PAY THE myeener PRICES ‘atches, Jewelry, &c., or advance on ida, A’ NEY | ADVANCED DIAMONDS Watches, Silke, Ae, bought value. Paws brokers’ Ucketa bought Private sites Grand street, up stairs. near Centre. “ATH. HYMAN qe BROADWAY, CORNER OF 7 ihe See hiherwnt orate’ on te oboe or will advance on the Te wort LIBERALLY ADARORD ON ALL kinds | nal Diamonds, carat Te ‘ateben, ee * before, at the old stand of JACOR L. x GCatha- rine street; and be intends to coninue bis as be has before. Lvs ANE cn, im aROaDw ay, UNDER THE THe NeW York Th pays the highest ca: «for Di oi Gold and Silver, C Cal ie ate Sbawia, all kinds Laces, or any articles of Vir PA Ming ough a Sates AXD ND SECOND ‘D HAND WATCHES JEWELKY. ‘ae. Le WILL rage ge atMy ATMY PRIVATE OFFICE, Y= segue aR " FoR A ee CHEAP unting & mare preferred, uit able for farin use, Koy) sere Te ee Pe ee. Gater srenve, 300 Re —WANTED, 4 Pn To wax INA ‘noel ira 1, cae smasher a R Ry iyn, N. =A MAN WANTED, IN A SAPR OAl manutacturing business. Apply on the prem! partlewlare $600. 5s ©) In the matter of the application of the Mayor, Alder. men and Commonaity of the elty of York reiative to. fhe widening and extending of And street and Fulton sd im the evry Perusns vo statutes ia auch ease made and Mayor, Aitermen and Commonatty of the mayer New of New ¥. hereby odie that, they f intend Ny ps rourt af (the ute of Now et worn’ hr Sroarmant in the above vediied matier: extent of the te extendi manner both terest Ann Sirect and Ryder's alle, pA alley, also on fevuteriy sie Street, between Ryder 6 alley as are ater side of ‘arest street, in the city of i von ant 1 down and de- Mneated on a certain map made by, award Boyle. ty Sar. yesor, on Ole in the office of the Clerk of ihe Common the city of New ¥ pra ia i ORMAR, ‘Counsel to tbe Corporation. AN LLOYD, WWatted States Yoast steamship ATLANTIC, se ape for Bremen, via Cowes, on it Apply to ‘RUGER BROR., ver street. [ORS Ye er for ea a = Fr Passage fiom London or Harr, $00 $00 and $30. cold: ROM LONDON. ara eae ies Tg oats Hi Apel ih Broadway. “We fae che Pr wai, “No. i WEARD & a8 ASPINWALL, Agents. Sematetme ne CARETNG. ar a Wry OF NEW YORK: Saturday, March 17 ‘ednesday, March 21 y. March 26 y, March Ast ore ‘Saturday and Wednesday, at noon, from RATES OF PARSAGR. payablo | BY THE Mt are Baas AIING EVER VEY via SaPURDay, rates. f Tickets can be bought nero Pe a sending Yor thelr |), ‘or further information the com offices. “SOR Gn f adwav, New York. H bay 2 HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET ‘oonmeay iron mail steamsbi B, Ehlers commander, su ine Unltd States mail, will passengers for Haan Ng ee Southampton and rm First cabin, $106; second cabin, $62 50; ste Thesreass SOpavabie in gold or its equivalent. Toe BAVARIA wil follow on AHI NE Segthanin Gauge Pes Roe, 4s Brohange place, N. Y. Nog Barclay sree: N.Y New LINE OF LIVERPOOL as Opmane. shina. Mes we sails ener. Prepaid tickets tt THOMPSON'S ransage Of rl street. Apaiy aaa DIRECT LINE TO 0 FRANCE. THE Gannnal TRANSATLANTIC Ki Ls a MAIL HIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK A) A TAVEE, CAELIBG. AT BREST. PARTON: Surmont. Sat ar in either class, For further fatoreention mn apa, to NZI, Agent, 58 Broadway. HE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD. New line of first crack oot ocean steamers between New York and Bremen, via Cowes, carrying the United States mail, as earn ra to Southampton, London and Havre, eave New York for Bremen on the following Thursdays:— ap i aueurel 1,600 horse pedi ae Ai Noi a ATLANTIC, C. fond, by yeti ; Beco! ond pammege oper se RUGER BROS., General Agents, 45 Beaver street. "ATIONAL M_ NAVIGATION eA era i a FROM NEW YORK TO Lid LIVERPOOL. OUsE Reta re Bald mM. sete Captain Lewis, Saturday, March $1. iD Pent }; Stans oe 'YABLE IN’ CURRENG 81 passage tickets to bring parties from Queenstown for rom Liverpool or Broadway c TH, RORre GERMAN LLOYDS STEAMER NEW YORK. K. Von Oberendorv. Master, carrying the United ‘States mail. will sail from the Bremen pier, foot of Third street, Hoboken, SATURDAY, MARCTI 24, ror SEEMED, VIA SOUTHAMPTON, re to LONDON, HAVRE SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, atdhe following rates, payable in gold or its equivalent In eu ihe First Cabin, $108; Second Cabin, $42 50; Steerave, Sha ftom by the HANSA, Captain H. J. Von Santin, “For Finer pemage at a co. .. 68 Broad street. ‘NION LINE OF STEAMERS FOR Ler ling Saturday, 24th inst., positivelv, from ‘& Nort! — The new Al British tron. steamer UNION, "P een x, alt draped are, Pon fo Thomas DUNIEA Bl Routh street. - ame MAIL ribotgoentns COMPANY'S: uscres Cali ig the United States Mr to California, en pier No. 42 North Fiver. foot, of Canal street, uta ‘neon, on the let, 1th and 2ist of every month (ex- on the dates fail on Sunday, and ‘Anpinwal connect ine vin Penson Touching at Acap’ SACRAMENTO. steamers surgeon or further information atthe Bre Saket gs on he'wharh, foot of Casal street, F. W. G. BELLOWS, Agent. ale ceric MAIL, STEAMSUIP COMPANY. MERIOAN FO FORTS. Having conelu wementa with the Pacific Steam a “Company and the Central ‘1 American Steamshin ive and forward with to rece! jespatch al kinds of goods to and from points on the South Coast, under through bills of lading, at Niaeeh tous, icceer calare, astineaton of foods and rates pt. as aia. FARGO & ©O., nonees Agents Pacific Mail Steamship Company. sH NEW ORLEANS binuot Tie SB TORE will leave 3 P. Hi Soom Goce Feasts Sega ea me FOR savaNNan, Witecy Ling. Bteamships, The favorite and feats ae RS steams! wg Se AES The FLAMBEAU fc The PLAMBEAU ier 2st instant, ee ON, FOX & CO. Agents, a beats, FOR savans ae, GA. mish Mtg LINE. CABIN. re ong DECK, mi Yo, Deartorn ‘commander. ‘The favorite pe Aen 30, sg tes commander, pier Te sigecad foot of’ Wall street, Thurs- 22, at3 aa, it accommodations, Jaa, Pea BRIS £00... tay, March 22 For frelaht apply to ce ce agent at Savannahs" PIONEER boner 1-9 eee iret class steamshij Rogers Sears No. 4 North Pa ee SM oe on or} ‘having first class modati Eis. Passage (baving Srst class accommadati ons) Agents in Savannah, Hunter & Gammell. SORE itor man steamahi 4 SAN SALVADOR, Joubaa ‘Mthing, Commatsdon Sam? forte , direct, from ler 13 North river, oorandon i ul On seers e GHDAY, MARCH Bae in 18 NORTH RIVER, LINE. Feoeived daily and. har dled care carefully. ished and id signed on the Bi LS frelgne or apply to Pam RISON & RLLEN Simogatons No. See whtie Green. Agent at Savannah, B. H. Hardee, Esq. Fo SAVANNAH, GA. ‘Webxry Petal hips. Sider The favorite and fast a eamatiy Oa FLAMBEAU, ptain Wim. B. Eaton, will leave Wednesday, ‘21, at 3 o’clock P. M. from March oy Fore ag ‘connecting with ‘all the railroads and “ne ‘GENERAL BARNES will follow on Saturday, 24tb. nts, roadway. ‘ao ” sii LivinGron, FOX 4 CO., va Yoi freight oe fright or passage, 2S vox a CO, Agents, ray. R CHARLESTON, 8. ©. REGULAR UNITED STATES MATL, LINE OF FIRST CLASS STEAMSL| The favorite and fast seamahip, | tn now receiviny and will be dispatched ats O'elock, from Der No. ie 7 lat paper perl peared in WEDNESDAY, March 21. For freight or FRTUR L LEARY, 73 William stree elegant Speman UAKER CITY vin tele ‘on Sac RDAY are pa idewhoer a Neate: 's yw connects between Charleston, Sav Savanna and the Florida, “ports. j\OR Tae N.C, THE CUMnE RUAN. Capa STEAMSHIP In Es onding at pier I] North river Unsurpassed atin a accommodationa. ei esoee at 12 pier 86 x North river. uunaurpassed accommoda- a me Ree FOX & CO. ake, R NORFOLK, ory POINT — RICHMOND.. THE old line frou pier 21, te Genes NIAGARA. Caj BARATOGA, Pin every "Gavurday, 3B SARL & PA. mata Agents New York x and Virgiale a Breassehp Company. T Euro RATION ptguk baie gg DF EL eAnee OFFICE, SP. M. Li BY THE Drafts on Great Britain and nd edo wen in and London, for £1 and upwards, TAPSCOTT BROS. & CO., 86 South street NOQIICE 70 CONSIONEES THE STEAMSHIP MON. texuma, from Kingston, Jamaloay wil ‘at pier No. Tucnlay, March 30; at7 A.M. ‘Ferrero TRAVELLE 8’ GUIDE. bs be ire AND HARLEM RAILROADS.— Trains for die fr Albany and connecting with Northern and Western trains, leave New York via H Hudson River Thirtieth street and Tenth avenue, 7:30 and ye M. 3:45, Gand 10 P. M.; and vie Twenty.aixts street and Fourth ne, abil A. M. and 4:15 P.M. Theé P. M, train rans on Wa He VANDERBILT, Vice President. TION oF THE HU DSON F RESUMED. —THE Seamere ST. JOHN end DEAN RICHMOND com- trips for the season (Nundavs ex- SW thie aay, from pier 61 North river, fot Canal at 6 ora Pr. jancn 19, fy NICARAGUA, | ata CALIFORNIA. EXTRAORDE pA Low _—— First Class. Recond Third $200 to $175. 25, THROUGH abit or FRANCTBOO. The Central American Transit Com; fine new steamboat on LAKE NICARACGA. the tin Had imeur ROMPT AND RELIABLE TRANSIT, will despaich the faut and manip DE CUBA, Jerry H. Smith. der, on TURADAT, Tenth eck te Qemmander, North river, ewer EXTRAORDL RARE Low, PRICES. For passage apply eurly. by mail or in person, at 177 WEST jarren Stree corner of Warren spt, CARRINGTON, Agent. fare CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA. Ol Pacific Mail Steamship Company's ateamer NEW from pier 42 North river, on Wednesday noon, it Teceived a Wie FARGO & CO., M Broadway, Bole Freight Agents'P. M. 8. 8. Go. FoR MELBOURNE, AERA Naa at LINE. E, 1,800 tons, will Bhan fail early A LORD & QUEREAU, ice Walls UNITED STA’ iP BRAZIL MAIL STEAM. Sit for =, Srvetra Sone = bia, the | fret peatads Ae pier 43 North Tiver, ai So'eloek ?. FHOMAS ASENCIO & CO., 17 Broadway. REIGHT TO SAN 0 SA TMCS, ioe oe siteeg or ia uamiay of sf fae Prolght, by ‘S fine SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Jalithenateinas Sek N. CARRINGTON, , Agent. ill gail Lf Py saMaloa, kK" mall sisamehip MONTRZTM A. © eect i, rile be despatched =A “iver, WEEE sosrasrs D & ASPINWALL, Agente rom, pigr He. 3 North river, Se at gold) apply to CHAS. A. WHIT. mR HAVANA —' AXD Yc a“ Fos .ctranting aks nek enn abt et ore ae wayany,D DIRECT.—THE aT STEAM. epee Se mi ieee titer DOr URINEKEN & ont nt eee onmer will leas EAAvEaT e besca re: atte at R GALVESTON, 7 FRXAR—uxre EXPRESS LINE STR. Fone Al steamer CITY hus PORT aM THs Age Cartin, commander,,je now rece tat fiver, and wi wares a at For (rstght or paceage appiy wo VOUNG & COW AN, aly . « . siudewn at loweat tales. ‘Last jastage fo Gniventon | Second. tes ane, a é hs RAND eae +9 fincas 6 Mowling Green —THE PAST Saline PY wih ire t 18 North Pv xr OF prewage DEN, Agen’, 4 Wall etre JOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT The now ond first class steamehip GRO. WAcHIEr N. Capiain BV. Gage, will eave pier Ne. Nor’) elves on Aatnrtay 0 pecchapabbanpeaegesrscee pe ht oF having c tons, yl w Ht. DB CAIMWELL OOS on Satu arch 34, at (having pasend aseaario” #8) Wert etree. | P }UND—ON MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 19. A PACK- age containing some Plated Uoblets J. Paillard & C fay be obtained, by #21" Maiden lane, Bee vd ae ati. JUND—ON FRIDAY, A PACKAGE, IN A BROAD. Te reeseg tetas os Sdtetiemet Seuttereisretians DUND—AT WINTER GARDEN, TMONNAIE, which the owner can have ‘aitng 2 126 Beekman mtreet, deseribing property and | pay’ ng fe r advertising, LU O8T—ON FRIDAY | EVENING. AT 73 CLOG A 4, Twenty-third ai saci ‘out at Lucy ‘Rush. don's theatte, a Mink Collars A au Mable reward will be paid for ita delivery at 75 We Madison avenue stage, whic ‘OST—AT THE OPERA, ON Traian 4 Double Scent Bottle, red out glass, gold tops, top, the other screw; valued as a present. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving the same at 17 Bond stroet OSTA ‘BOOK | om, THE MANHATTAN SAVINGS matituuon, N The finder will please leave it athe beak, corner jay and Bleecker HT. A ‘one bince Lostroric SHIELD, nO. 2,218, 1N TH TOCINITY of Went and Waits, finder wilt be liberally rewarded Leonard street. house, 49 OST—NEAR FOURTEENTH STREET, A POOKET- 4 cy % doliars reward. ‘ont and Canal streets, The dbp nomena it at the station soning ren from $9) to $100. Forty 1 oe oft Emig toda avin 0 juatrial street AMES OrvONNE REWARD. —LOsT._ on Ria WC “AVENUE, BR- ( wi tae 93 Monday bove reward wil paid bp ian’ ing ting at itt yy wee $10 REWARD. she xh i x aa MALTERE ci cat. rd upon re- +) tween Nineteenth and Iwentieth noon, & heal Woait oopad turning tim to “Loe on “oN yaaa MORNING. A ), about six moothe old, all with suum oft ‘mark on one side of 1 y A Ninth avenue, northeast Twent corner of ya LE on Me 38 ce Plack, dant on the outer fall'eas pose a ‘8 working jeweller. Ap- 0-1 60, a caaeaE Sa maths teres 2 Broadway, tio pits — Firt Tigre Be he 1b3¢ bands, a a, WILL BE nib FOR ae SS N igs tf 0 from No. 8 West 3 | $1,000 peat See gs Af ACPHERSON'S Ej ELEVENTH NUAL BALL, T ne HAL! wat Wednenday, evening, tien: te can admitung a PACT oe “e4 _ Reeretary, LJ gt 3 his celebrated Banas wil be in R, President. Jonn Grad, Treasurer. ‘MATRIMONIAL. — A BDRUB AGED atts FESSIONAL, fis te, with Ly Aintean, station By Ne Sr caalaon arace, ashe ane Sete not over Inatrimony, irene job: ee ae ee \nL. RTREBT HOUSE DINING | BALA rhe -” gu etreet, is wow open, Private entrance Fo 8. 0. MONEKa. am Marshman ‘Leaving ree a Cabin Apply to : “Stasi in Presb: sath eet, } ‘orC. GOODSPEED, 46 Weat street. POR, RICHMOND, crty POINT AND RORFOLK. ‘The new and elegant sidewheel steamst HATTEKAS, Capt. Lewis fark Every Saturday. at 12M. EMARLE, Capt. H. A. Bourne, brought a it. either ‘a ar ‘randy eu page hem from out Liverpool and x Eine oF PACKETS. PLATE WAR. 7 nmelervenn in Paraguay. Immense Preparations for the Struggle. Fifty Thousand Allies Against Twenty- Thousand Paraguayans. A Desperate Struggle Expected. for the Mastery. Passo de la Patria to be the Field of Battle. The Paraguayan Army Massed on the North Side of the Parana River. RISE IN THE PLATE. The Allied Fleet Concentrating at Corrientes. Anglo-Brazilian Iron-Clads on the Way Up the River. Grand Allied Flank Movement Under General Baron Pasto Alegre. dk. &. &e. Our Buenos Ayres Correspondence. Buexos Ayres, 8. A., Jan. 27, 1866. As I learned that a supplemental mail was certain to~ ay, I have delayed writing so as to write up to the last hour ot possible news. ‘The theatre of war has narrowed to a few square, Jeagues, and all the forces, the available of four contigu- ous nations, embracing half of South America, are as- sembled within twenty-tive miles of the confluence of the rivers Paraguay and Parana. No indications there promise. an immediate advance. The Paraguayans have receded 80 as to leave all the important movements to be initiated by the Allies. The various passes on the river have been fortified, and the land side of the fortress Humaita is daily gaining strength. TRE PARAGUAYANS ANNOYING THE ALLIED OUTPOST. ‘The allies allowed themselves to be annoyed for a fortnight or more by nightly attacks aud depredations, made by the Paraguayans in boats. On the 15th inst. about fifty depredators came over, and again on the 17th inst. eleven boats came over in the carly morning,’ each boat with twenty men, infantry; and they were followed by thirteen other boats. They took refuge ins grove and kept it till about noon, and retired with very Iittle loss. At some of those incursions they do a great. deal of damage, often carrying back herds of cattle. ALLIED PREPARATIONS TO INVADE PARAGUAY. ‘The war of the great rebellion has proved that armies about to swing loose from the base of supply must do so cautiously unless the enemy's country is abundant. At Corrientes the allies must carry into Paraguay when they cross the Parana even fodder for their horses and cattle. There are no pontoon bridges nor steam trans- ports for crossing. Flatboate have to be made in suffi- cient numbers to allow a large force to cross without delay. Rafts, canoes, tlatboats begin to be gathered, and provisions are accumulating. Noone knows yet at what point the river will be crossed, but all things are ordered to be prepared for the invading march. And yet so much remains to be done that it may be a mont b or six weeks yet before a decisive blow is struck. It is a singular fact that the month of February is am eventful one and highly fortanate in Argentine annals. It shows that in this climate February is the best month for military movements, aud so it may prove in this war. We look for # advance in this month. TMAPOSITION OF TH ALLIRD FORCES. The organization of the army is carefully preserved. General Caceres, with the Correntine troops, is at the village of San Casme; General Flores is at Itali, with Uruguayan troops and a fow Brazilians; General Hornos ie guarding Passo do la Patria with Argentine troops, aud President Mitre is at Eusenadita, with the bulk of the Argentine army. The chief body of Brazilian troops i under the command of Generals Osorio and Netto, and they are encamped very near the city of Corrientes, their camp extending about a league to the north. THR BRAZILIAN FLEET ie at anchor at Corrientes, waiting the arrival of Admiral Tamandare and higher water, The Tamandare, an iron- clad, is there, and another iron-clad, the Brazil, is daily ‘expected. Much depends on these iron-clads. ‘The flatboats (chatas), preparing to cross the Parana, will hold five hundred men each. The Brazilians have landed two hundred sixty-cight-pounders, which are te accompany the invasion. We are at Buenos Ayres, one thousand miles from the field of battle, and have no telegraph and mails but once or twice a week. The result ia, while we are poorly inform J sto what is done, we are still worse prepared to say what ought to be done. The favorable season of the year has come, the weather is more moderate and the plans for concentration and supply have matured. By the end of the month of February I hope to write you of the inva sion and what came of it URAGUATAN IMPROVEMENTS. ‘The restoration of peace to Uruguay has resulted in ap unparalleled rate of progress, For the ten months pre coding December 31, 1865, the customs receipts amounted to $2,600,000 silver. In 1866 the foreign vessels in port were 729, with a grons tonnage of 259,000 tons, In the ‘at once since the days of the viceroyalty of Spain. In this month thas far, 27th of Janoary, twenty-four vessels have left for the United States, taking with thont 87,738 hides, 11,630 bales of wool, 196 bales of bair, 16 bales nutria sking From December 24, 1864, to De- were shipped for the United States) Of gout skins, 28,468 bales of bales door skins, TUS bales a sre i 3 4 i ? i att ii ai om i u i # ? Fy i i : # i i rt Fi rf 5 i i