The New York Herald Newspaper, March 27, 1866, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Vompay, Mareb 26—6 P, Mi. ‘The stook market bas been on tho whole firm but not very active to-day. The general impression, neverthe- Joss, 1s that the Finance bill passed by the House must have an effect in restoring confidence in values and pro- moting speculation in Wall street, even if it fails to do 20 elsewhere, for as # contraction of the currency to any xtent worth mentioning is prohibited by tho bill in question # large and constant accumulation of Joanable funds, at low rates of interest, must centro here, much of which, unless used for speculative purposes, will be lett unemployed. The national banks will, during the operation of the bill, add about forty millions more to the mass of paper money afloat, and this unfortunately will be infle tion of tne worst kina. The Treasury, moreover, will be 80 absolutely dependent upon an easy money market that it is very doubtful whether the Secretary will be able to avail himself of the extremely limited authority to contract which the bill gives him and the endorsement of which by the Senate is as yet uncertain, At the early session of the open board Michigan Southern (sales 2,600) sold at 8134 a {, New York Central 92%, Erie 805, Hudson River (8. 8) 10034, Reading 10134, Cleveland and Pittsburg 79%, Rock Island 117 a 34, North- woatern 2754, preferred 56, At the first regular board the market was firm, but dull, Erie closed 15 higher than at the half-past two board on Saturday, Hudson River 5, Reading 34, Michigan Southern 4, Cleveland and Pittsburg 34, Fort Wayne 3. New York Central wes % lower. Government securities were firm. Coupon en-forties advanced %, seven-thirty notes of the second eories 34. At the one o’clock sessions prices were s fraction lower, and subsequently there was a further dociine of 3 & 3% on &@ portion of the list, but at the half- past two board the market had a firmer ‘tone, Quotations were, however,|lowor than at the first regular board, Ero showed a decline of 3, Hudson River %, Reading %, Michigan Southern %, Cleveland and Pitts burg %, Northwestern preferred 5%, Rock Island %, Fort Wayne %. Mariposa preferred sold at 18%. Govern- ment securities were inactive but firm. Coupon ten-for- ties advanced 34. Atthe half-past three open board the market had ® very firm undertone, although the volume of Dusiness was not heavy. Michigan Southern sold et 81% a 34, Cleveland and Pittsburg 79%, Erie 82, @ 81%, Reading 101% (s. 3), Rock Island 1163, (b. 3), Northwestern pre erred 66, Fort Wayno 93, Cumberland 43%, Alterwards there was no material change, and at half-past five New York Central was quoted at 924 a 54, Erie 8174 a 82, Hudson River 109%, Reading 101% a 1, Michigan Central 103 a 104, Michigan Southern 81% a %, Cleveland and Pittsburg 793¢ a %, Rock Island 11634 a %, Northwestera 273, a %, proferred 56 a %, Fort Wayne 91% a 92. The money market is without change, the demand for loans from the Stock Exchange being promptly met at five per cont, while first class commercial paper is freely discounted at 64; a7 percent. The statement of the as- sociated banks for the week is favorable, and there is every probability of prolonged monetary ease at this centre. The legal tender notes have increased $1,093,269, and tho deposits $429,538, An increase of $923,140 in the loans indicates a little more activity in the discount line. The specie has decreased $1,060,501, owing to withdrawals for customs duties, and ‘there is an unimportant decrease of $50,645 in the cir. culation. The extreme abundance of monetary facilitios bere is shown by the high quotations for seven-thirty Rotes, each series of which sold this merning at 100%, ‘The flow of currency from the West continues, and ex- ohange on the East at Chicage is reported firm at par, buying, and 1-10 premium selling, the bankers thore bo- fing undor the necessity of oxpreasing legal tenders al- most daily to New York. The discount rate at the banks ds steady at ten per cent por annum, Considering that New York is the real and ae- knewledged financial contre of the entire country, itis somewhat surprising that there is not more consolidated @nanciet pawar here. The banks are only iy anited through the Clearing Mone he te coe facilitating thetr daily exchanges, and practically there {s no unity among them uniess on special occasions whem: they club together and apppoint a committee to re- monstrate against or advocate seme particular measure at Washington, or otherwise, according to circumstances. Now, it seems perfectly feasible for the banks of this city to agree upon and observe such « unity of action would virtually make the Clearing House a power equal to that of the combined strength of the banks belonging to ft, and give it a sway similar to that of the Bank of Eng- land. The members of the Clearing House should meet weekly, like the directors of the Bank of England, and Ax s minimum rate of discount to be strictly adhered to till faiged or lowerea by a majority vote of the association. This would exert a material influence in regulating tho local exchanves and give New York a more andisputed control of the monetary affairs of the nation than it now possesses, simply because our banking system lacks what the Fenians we suppose would call a head centre. Every bank is an isolated fragment of what, Joined together, might become “one stupendous whole” in the absence of = United States bank, which, as experience bas proved, it in not desirable to create. But a central monetary power we do require, ‘nd those banks which are quick and far-sighted enough to ave the advantages attending the establishment of this will reap their reward in due season. Tho details of the plan we propose and the influences its operation would exert we reserve for another occasion. ‘The gold market has developed a strong recuperative tendency and after opening at 1255¢ it closed firm at 126, The borrowing demand from the “shorts’’ is so heavy that coin loans have been made ail day at1-16 a '¢ per cent till to-morrow, no transaction having taken place below the former rate, The floating supply is notwith- standing large, but its insignificance in comparison with the amount sold by the bears may be inferred from the difference between the cash and regular prieo. The ‘operators for a fall still retain control of the market, but it they attempted to “cover” largoly they could not avoid running it up§on themselves, and a sharp rise, followed by spasmodc fluctuations, would bo the result, to the wnsettiomont of values and the disturbance of legitimate busines, evily which the Treasury should have sought to guard against, fustead of inviting by secretly tampering with the gold market. So important to the interests of the country, indeed, is this last question that Congress should imme- Giately investigate and legislate upon it. The foreign exchange market was firmer than at the ‘ond of last week, and as the day advanced an increasing disposition to buy was shown in viow of tho rising ten- doncy of gold. Bankers bills at sixty'days on Engiand wore quoted late in the afternoon at 107% a 34, three days 10834 a %, commercial 106% a 106% ; bills on Paris, Jong date, 6f. 250 a Gf. 50c.; short sight 6f 20c. a Of. 220. Mining and petroleum stocks were quict and rather heavy. At the first board Bennohof Run closed 90c. lower than at the same time yeosterday; Oi! Creek 300, Pit- bole Crock 40c., Gunnell Contral 10c., Ham MeClintock ‘was 200, higher, Shade River 10c. At the second board Bonehoff Run closed 600. lower than at the first board, selling at $11 25; Oil Creek 10c., selling at $1 10; Shade Rivor 10¢., selling at $3 65; Bradley sold at 260, Ham McClintock $3 45, Ivanhoe $3 06, Pithole Creek $6, United States $9 10, Atlantic and Pacific $5 26, Benton $1 85, Bobtail $4, Consolidated Gregory Gold $21 50, Downieville Gold 45c, Guonell Gold $1 28, Montana G1 25, Holman Gold 40c., Copake Iron 750. The Supreme Court to-day decided in the case of the United States against R, L. Cutting, Fisk & Hatch and others, that a broker is chargeable with the tax on sales of securities made on his own account and for his own bonefit, tho same as on his commissions when selling for others. This reverses the decision of Judge Nelson, fendered last summer, the equity of which we at the | timo disputed, and those who put their trust im the | &ppeal will now be required to pay the full amount of taxes in orrear. The following table ehows the aggregates of the Iasi ‘weekly statement of the New York associated banks, Compared with the revurns of the provious week :— 68,402,764 60,496,033 —The deviations from the returns of the previous week | hone nso —The transactions at the Clearing House in this city inst ‘week compare as follows with the business of the pre- March 17 March 24. $233,977, 378 $234, 500,518 15,015,242 1,045,651 23,243,408 | 185, $68,245 Ths Mott Lacaernattbeiioess a law for the ad- Justment of the old railroad bonds, These bonds amount to something near $2,500,000, issued to aid in the con- struction of railroads in that State, some six or seven years ago, since which time no interest has been'paid on the same. The law recently passed, however, provides for the appointment of three commissioners, whose duty tt is to ascertain the present whereabouts pf said bonds, how much the holders paid for them, and, if a satisfac- tory arrangement can be made, new bonds are to be ex. Ghonged for ihe old onenrub'ect, however, to the appre- val of tho Legislature and a direct vote of the people. ‘The Treasurer of North Carolina announces that he is propered to sell or not lee than par boada of thas State, running thirty-four years, with coupons bearing six per cent interest, payable semi-annually, of the denomins- tions of $100, $600 and $1,000, principal and interest untaxable, for the purpose of paying coupons mow due ‘and to become due in 1868, and also bonds due and to fall due the current year, ‘The Buffalo Street Raflread Company is bankrupt, and ite property is in the hands of a receiver. It is stated that the stock is entirely wiped out, and that there is not sufficient property left to pay the bondholders fifty cents on a dollar, ‘The Common Council of Rochester has passed -resola- tions remonstrating against the passage of any law au- thorizing the construction of a canal around Niagara Falls. It ts contended that such a canal would be of ne Denefit to the people of this State, and that it would ruin the Erie. canal, ‘The Western Union Railroad earned during the week ending March 21, $8,118, which is $1,496 in excess of the receipts for the same time in 1866. ‘Tho earnings of the Great Western Railroad of Canada for the week ending the 23d inst, amounted to $68,087, ‘an increase over the receipts during the same time last year of $25,227. ‘The Charleston and Savannah Railroad is anothor of those Southern lines which were ruined by the opera- tions of the war. The directors of the company have held a meeting and announce that the corporation ts in- solvent, and that the road was no longer theirs, but be- longed to their creditors, They say that they aro with- Out resources, and it will require nearly half a million of dollars tonake the necessary repairs. They make the following sg of ita present indebted- State guaranty, oes on Ipt-rest unpaid Mortgage bonds. x BIT 000 Interest unpaid. "217,815 Total indebtedness........seeeeeeeeeees «$2,244,420 They estimate the value of the road (one handrod miles) at one million dollars, and the rolling stock, depots, lands, &c., at three hundred and sixty-five thou- sand, ‘This is rather a sorry exhibit for a corporation to make that was atone time one of the most prosperous in the Southern States, New York Stock Exchawge. Marcu 26, 1856. FIRST SRSSION—10:30 A. M ise Ta 536s 100% mi beries 100% fro fens en . 1008¢ 6000 do,3d Series 100 100; $0 Chi Bar & QyRR id é Menit 118 20 IRR 92! 6 Bank 137 2deall 24 60 Del % Mua Canal 133% .. 92% 199 Gumb Coat pro. 43% N Jerse: RR 107 100 Weain Union Tel 6234 $90. Ont © Alon RR. ia 300 N'Y Gent eR By, ND SESSION—1 P. M. 18 100% 200 shsChickNWpref 56 Tne, 90., 90 100Clev A Vitis RR. 7014 92% 400 do. 104 101% 100 Pitts, F 81% 100 NJ Gent RR. * oF 81% THIRD SESSION—2:30 P. M. $0000 U8 5's, 1040¢ 91 1500 she Kio RR... 8174 O1x4 1200 do, 860 100 Hodson HV RR. 200 Reading RR. «Jong . 66 30 100% 10000 N Carolina 6's, 833 to Mich So R'NERR St 4000 NY7',bounty 1 99%4 j 10000 Onto Misscor 2634 10000 d0.seeesees 25: 160 #hs Pacific Mail.. 210 100 QuicksilverMin'g 403 100 West Union Tel.. 62% 200 Maripows Mg prot 18% 800 Erie RR... 81 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. New York, March 26—6 P. M, Breapsrorrs.—Receipts, 8,852 bbe. flour; 619 do. 2,143 bags corn meal; 380 bushels corn; 2,095 do, vata, and 2,628 do, malt. The imquiry for State and Western flour was very moderate, particularly for in’eror and common brands, and price for these qualities ruled nom- inally 6c. a 10c, in buyer's favor, Prices for ordinary to choice grade though somewhat heavy, were not quota- bly lower. The sales were about 5,000 bble,, manly at our revised quotations annoxed. Southern flour was in fair demand, but at irregular and declining prices, Tho sales, comprising nearly 860 bbis., were mostly of good to choice grades, Prices for common grades of Canada flour were 5c. a 10c. lower under a very limited inquiry. Good qualities were in demand and not noticoadly lower. ‘The sales embrace 350 bbls. Rye flour was firm at our grotsions, but the transactions were ouly moderate, Porn meal was rather quiet, but no change wae apparent in prices. The sales include 250 bbls. Jemey and 100 bbls, Brandywine at our quotations. We quote Ine and Western flour. 8 8 Extra round hoop Ohio. 850 Western trate brand 11 60 Common Southern 9 90 Fancy and extra do... 15 25 Common Canadian. . 8 00 Good to choice and extra 11 25 645 400 415 4 25 re 41,000 bushels at 660, a T2c. for ufisound and 730. 8 75. for sound mixed Western, in store and del ‘Tio. for Jersey yellow. The market fortye was inactive, and prices had ® declining tendency. ‘wore to a very fair extent and full prices for all ‘were realized. The sales were chiefly at S40. fog aa for Jersey, ST. a 42c. for unsound and 6%¢ a B4o, for sound Western, and 620. n 640. for Canada Malt ‘was neglected and prices continued nominal. Prime West, at $1 16, but part State at 860. Corrox.—The market was dull and depressed under a continaed | mited demand. The sat s werp contled to $00 daies, mainly at the followine notninal qy o'ations Frorida, Mobile. N.0.6T. Ordinary Low middling 33 i 40 40 42 43 tive, particularly if anything, rated ly a shade in buyer's fat Fusionrs were dull, Higher rates were demanded by steainers to Liverpool, owing to the searelty of oor, but nothing was done. The engagements wore:—To Liver. pool, 1,200 bales cotton (part Saturday evening) 5-14d. a 4d." To London, per steamer, $00 toa beet mt Ox. a Os 64. To Bremen, 10,000 bash ts rye at 64¢4., 10,000 bb's rosin at 2s. 6d ‘To Bristol, 200 ton# measurement goods at 22, 6d. The charters’ were, a ship to Liverpool, to jay on berth, on private terms; a bark, Savannah to Liverpool, colton, at 9-16d., and « brig back from north side Cuba, private, Mo.acnme—A moderate Inquiry prevailed for prime qualities for the trade at vory full prices, while comnmn Folining grades were in little or no demand. The sales comprise 99 bhds. new crop Cuba muscovado at 49c., and 2% hhds, Porto Rico at 7c. Provisions. —Receipis, “2 PoP ovenea cout meat a do, and 44 kegs lard. a 381 bbis, pork, 1,721 do. beef, The pork mark dull and heavy, with a declining ten- | Sever} fy subsequently rallied under an improved de mand, 'and closed very firm at an advance, The sales wore 4,000 bbls, for futuro delivery, seller's option, until May inclusive, at $24 75 @ $25 60; also for present delt- vory, 8,000 bbia. at $25 a $25 37 for new mem, closing at $26 25 See eee @ $22 for 10 | from the Londs in my presence, # provini * Nocargo als were | an Guns COUNTY AND ULSTER OOUNTY, N. Y., Bonds wanted. JOHN B. MURRAY, 23 Wall street. ‘AY OOOKE & eas « In cons pared wie EDM Sees wicrittes | A Be Hi tara cock rehase and sale of jee Eg ery for pur- of STOCKS, B “ai peepee Pe FAY COOKE & 00. oe OF NORTH OAROLINA, —~gaxasvay Peranrwes, __Bauman, March 21, 1868. } TO HOLDERS OF COUPONS OF NORTH CAROLINA COUPON BONDS, By act of the General Assombly of North Carolina, ratified March 10, 1966, I am directed to prepare and sell, for not less than par, bonds of the State running thirty-four years, with coupons bearing alx per cent interest, payable semi-annually, of the denominations of $100, $500 and $1,000, principal and interest untaxable, for the Purpote of paying coupons now due and to become due in 1863, and bonds duo and to fall due in 1866, By Authority vesied in the Public Treasurer, L designate New York as the place of payment. Parties entirled, desirous of effecting the exchange author- ized in said act, will please communicate to. me at once the amount nnd character of the securities which they wirh to be funded. jn order that f may know the number and denom ination of the bonds which will be required. After the on- praver aball furnish the blanks the bonds will be prepared v issue with little delay, Under advice of the popes General coupons of bonds issued since, but under acts hhefore May do, 1851, will be faded under the act ot March 1865; providod their identity is established by being cut to other oo PP. BATTLE, OUTHERN RAILROAD, CITY AND STATE BONDS and Connons; Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina Bank Noten purchnaed by CHARLES PARSONS & 00., 18 Ex: change place. scoount of the similan.ty t NT INTEREST PAID. ROM GOVERNMENT TA x. 2EN'S SAVINGS RAY K, 58 Bowery, corner of Ganal street. Open every day from 10 tlt 8 o.cloek: "Money deposited now will draw interest from April 2, 1866. NION RANK OF LONDON, NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLA BRLPAST BANKING COMPANY, TRELAND. Wo issue SIGHT DRAFTS on the above in mums to suit, STAN LOW BROTHERS. No. 17 Wall straot, A, permis 000, AT ‘suyen PER “CENT, ON IM- Proved sty property firs: morgage. i DMLAN, 112 Brosdway, room No, om NO. 4 ‘ED.—HIGHEST INTEREST PAID; ancy | necurity given, Address R. 8. T., He: $1.000 ast NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1868.—WITH ‘SUPPLEMENT. LODGERS WANTED, WE FRANKEORT sousy. ons BLOUK BAST reels, 230 Rooms, neatly Turalshed. Single oom ‘to one person’ ‘Ste. to 608. per day; #1 00 10 $3. per House open ait night, PRIVATE BOARDINU.~ANY LADY DESIRING ASteitnd en home, with excellent medical atte ance, kind care: Sea ee pee a A’ Buse, wost of cellent Board; §7 to $13 per BLEROKER Sraeer ors reek: fuailon . ith a pring depot. WELL FURNISHED ROOM, (OUT BOARD, wie fasnly. "OX Weak A. erste artes gia a ‘iuth avenues. Refer- ences exchanged, A TAGs Siete SP dew Wes FEW a ae wed GENTLEMEN CAN BR ACCOMMO- modated with pleasant Rooms, with Beast, ES. 3 ‘Ashland place (Perry street), near Greenwich avenue. al Hi COUPLE OF FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—TO gentlemen, without board. containing water, gas, olos- ats, Aes nt 130 Bast Feentr sere “ PRIVATE FAMILY, r* street, cun accommodate a gentleman and wife and entemen with Furnished th eile Shas Bound. 3 ferences required. N IMPORTANT MATTER FOR YOU TO KNOW.— AX currer's 8 Engliah Bitters is @ certain cure for Dys- pepsin. Depot 32 Broadway. A PRIVATE FAMILY OFFERS SUPERIOR ACCOM. moduttoua, with Cull of partial . for married or Single gentiemen. No, 116 Ninth street, west of Broadway, Returences required, 7LEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN FIND PLEA. A “sant Rooms, with Board, at 344 West Thirty-second Atreot, between Eighth and Ninth avenues. 8 hoes Byard 68 we = cg URAIGRED ROOM Lie way couse. Apply ‘at 168 East Twonty-sixth fice io he M. NISHED LODGINGS IN A STRICTLY PRIVA‘ rane for Wadanalys ata Bast Phrcy-nisth sree: Thirty-ninth street. Oars 10 LET—TO A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A NICELY rnished front ronsclhe oat = eggs Inquire at 193 Mott street, between Broome and Sprit LRT_FURNISHED, A PARLOR AND BEDROOM, with broakfast If desired, in first class order, having just boon painted "No moviogia May.” $80 Fourth avenuot ‘entrance tirst door East Twenty-ffth street, 10 Ue spt A FIRST pa 4 HOUSE pote FAMILY, 4 Bedroom, together men, Parlor ber oF sepa rate, lik or mitwetheakinss References req dreas 84 Fourth avenue. HANDSOM: FURNISHED SUIT OF now vacant; alsoa Suit on fourth story to let; irom April L ‘ext Twenty-second street, alkiioni | . ‘second floor, to let, with Board, to gentlemen only,.at 85 St. Mark's place. rs bs a GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN BB ACCOMMO- dated with Board und a pl-anant Toom on the fevond floor, at 26 ‘Sixth street, Williamsburg, near the forries, Dihner at6 o’¢lock, Terms moderate, PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET 70 A GENTLE- man only, a front Roon on third floor, with or without breakfast and tea. Room has ail modern conveniences. Call at 118 Weot Twenty-sixth street, near Sixth avenue, No moving in May. SUIT OF PLEASANT ROOMS ON THE SECOND floor, for aa with Board. Apply at 31 West entoenith sire ‘A Sart oF ROOMS—ON SECOND FLOO ee somely furnished, fog two gentiemen. No m let to gentiemen only. Séven from Broadway. Noi Bond atreet. SUIT OF WELL FURNISHED. ROOMS 3 TO LET—IN AA a Jewish fainily, with Board, ‘Will let together or rt Cra oft For particulars address, wilh beak mane aM, erald office, Gch ht OR FOUR YOUNG MEN CAN HAVE 360 Grand street. Terms BOND STREET.—TWO FURNISHED ROOMS ON the second floor, with Board, may be had by applying and upwarde. ay ie ‘above number, and his wife, Call for one week. 58 rom WEsT Fh ARE itt. J srr aval at een 06 NINTH STRERT, NRAR BROADWAY.—TO LbT, ith Road, single Room to a gentleman. 134. BIGHTRENTH STREET, NEAR THIRD AYE. ‘aue.—Furnished Rooms, for , for single rat ntlemon only, without board: two gentlemen socomm: separate. Price Teasonable, '5Q BROADWAY. OMELY _FURNII ROOMS FOR NDB FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN, PRICES MODERATE. FRONT ROOM TO LET WITH BOARD—ALSO BACK Krom in a private family. eference required. No. ibs Weat Twenty-sccond street. A’ TABASANTLY FURNISHED 200M TO, LET_SUrE, blo for two gentlemen, for $3 por week each, at 22 Hast Big street, PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCONMODATR A GRN. Uiernan and wife, without cblldrn, very please Ant suit of Rooms, with first class Hoard; tnereepuionable re permanent ‘ancus exehany Oniy those wishing to be = ly. 137 East Ni jeveanth atrect. ay LOAN ON BO! ND MO al i AaB eo Sag Oph be AR abd A TARIOR AND BEDROOM TO LET, WITH BOARD, this city, "JOHN F. OONREY, ., Foom No.6. | roy nuoee tea heel) anise pees. SREy $350. 000. THE ADVER?IB ome |, pRivaTe -PAMILY eH i eh) te ‘ing Re. $5550.00 air oe fecaame tae pocie re | A, Tieninomely tacaldhed Yt Panoe Soa Bean it the ern @ amount of mi liso suitable’ for the West. Address W. F. 8. box 673 SPECIAL NOTICHE ETIN WORKINGMEN af the city of New York, will bo held et. Union sere on. Thursday” evening, April G at 7% ‘o'clock. Trade sooietios of New York and vicinity are invited to attend, JONN T. FISHLR, Chairman of Committee. Janns Gonman, Secrotary. BrcKeavens, st Bricklayers’ P. B. ‘abo rket, GRAND MASS M IAL NOTIOR.—WHEREAS THE Tnion have been notified that some of thar members are working for loss than the atandard Tate of wagee, notice is hereby given that on and after th y of April any member of this U on working for less than $5.50 per day will be fined according to the S acons by rder of the Union. J. CORTIER, President. OTICE 10 SHIP OWNERS.—MESS8R8 TOD & McGRE- « completed the eonstraction of a Hl pable of taku vessels up to 14 ditiously execuling t remains, nehips. Their e: tensive Grating Dock Is in full operation, as formally, for repatring vessels of the largest claus. _MBADOWSIDE ry Pants LASGOW, OTICE.—THE CON R, D, OHURCH at Greenwich have decided to remove the remains con- lained in the vaults of their late eburch (corner Bleecker and West Tenth streets) to Woodtawn Cemete ‘Those de- as of removing the remains of their trends will please apply on oF be i 108, to the committee, who wall afford ult ne Formation in the promises, EL ‘3, 82 Hammond street. ALAN AN 4 124 West Tenth street. MLA: J. A. VAN WUsndiek, W Variok place, #, PAPER DEALBRS AND 8 y to adopt mesnures in Of Health have pre : ative io excluding the Fag Wusineas from the cit t and Brooklyn, By Coa Moh MNT. Presuent WW. MoDuvere, Secretary. INFORMED NHE LIGUTER BOS ARE HERE® that on and a(ter the 2d day of Apriigne lightarmen de- mand an increase of Wages, as Tollows:-g captains $18 am mates $16 por week, and proportional for Ail services; alter P.M. a day's wages will be ‘charged for a night's watohi ulso iwo days’ pay for working on Sunday. dy order of Ligatermen's Krotective Union jsenevolent Agsoviation. % Ketter 8 on tt, set PATRICK MoUOY, Secretary. $25 i 1 ¢ finder will receive the above reward by aura jag tt 0 76i Broadway, up stairs, ~ RIS w al RDS < SATU Day | Nou in. D5 REWARD.—LOST ON FRIDAY BVENING, =p 2) inst, Dg trom 66 Gast Twelfth street, a large sized ite young Pointer Dog. liver color hove reward will be paid to an: we address, or for such informal lead to his recovery. HQ REWARD. LOST, IN BROOKLYN, A POCKET. mat, two, checks on Agsiatant United 0 A. B. Steele, for $400, one filty als ton dollat. Hotes, The abore fv er and aes ett ‘ond door, to gentleman and wife West F th wtreot, PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET PLEASANT, FUR. nisl home diet ho moving. "Apply at Fooms, with boar location des! treet, weary» FURNISHED BACK ROOM ON HKOOND near Bloceker. “Torms low. ' T 42 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET—A SUIT OF handsomely furnished Rooms on second floor to let, with first class Board; nlso «hall Room on fourta floor moving in May; ‘end servants not taken. Rete requ PRIVATE FAMILY, OCOUPYING A FIRST CLABS brown stone honed, neatly furnished. wilt let, with Board, dtooms; loon ery desirable; ne moving tn May. Apply ‘a 151 West Twenty: eighth street PLEASANT THIRD STORY ROOM TO Lat_wrrtt Gourd. No moving the lst of May. West centh street, just beiow Eighth avenue. MINGLE ROOM, WITH BOARD, TO A Man street Nin as Ar : BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. ound Lavy _ DESIRES Bi RD IN A PRIVATE there are but few boarders. Address ©. Wer tad lion street, Ro ee yy LADIES, oooupied di the day, deat Board tn 5 et paves NF gd Maite en A olicad d Bighteonth Fy \MILY, ON ser J.. Herald uffles, f Beare, WANT NTED BEA: AND WIPR, good family, where there are few of no boarders, | ye hy with full particulars, G. M. D., station 0, New York cation in , station D, Bible House, OARD WANTED—BY A GE AN, WII daughter, 12 years old; fu or and Board wanted, in a Becerra pea O4nD, WANTED DS, TE SNE Iu RA dm Postoffice. —_ WANTED IN BROOKLYN .—Aa icom souneeine, wit Beard tng fH w: a TED vO. LAD Nie, M.. Hatin D D, Bible clos FEW MEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH a00p Doard, at $6 @ week, Inquire tor Mrs. Jobnson, 118 BMAN CAN HAVE AN ELEGANTLY FUR. Room or juit of Roo it board, at Stuyvesant street: wear Mroadway end Tine street has all the modern in LARGE FRONT ROOM, WITH SPACIOUS CLOSET, ‘on second floor, to let. neatly furnished, with Board, to two adults, ab65 West Twelfth street, Keiérences. A TURNISHED ROOM 70. LET FOR ONE oR EWO single gerfuemen, in private fainily, No. 1 O1 iret, cornes of Division, EET (GRAMERCY ) with Bourd, The éntire Second Flour, suitable fur a {arnlly, "House and tion first class, OARD.—A SUIT OF WELL FURNISUED ROOMS, ily, at 189 and ‘ont Fou atreol dinner at ‘ewock’; no moving i Say CARD. “TWO LARGE, UXPURNIRHED ROOMS, ON sll the modern or, with pantries attached, 17 "Kast Twentyeirat improremonts.." Terms modetete, streat, on door from Second avenue, OARD.—TO LET, Ward BOARD, AP ECON: = fen front on second fi oon, nesercuane OARD.—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUIT OF J Rooms in a first class private house. Beat of references ven and rod. 13 Wont Forty-sixth street, near {fth avenue. OARD.—PLEASANT ROOMS AND BOARD ‘ete atleman aud wife and, two single ge or four sings gentiomen, in good location io ot. place newly and neatly furnished; ail modern Fermits from A. KNOWLTON, 333 Fulton avenue, ines eee FOR TWO SING! First pe ‘Sixth avenues. box 1,506 New York Pust office. ANTED—RBY A Se ag od AND W! ys furniohed ine to excoed $50 pe minor enn 3, station ‘ANTED—BY TWO GENTLEMEN AND W! ae with fe 3 between Fourth and Rut Bh s. avenues, 82 Exchange place. ANTED—A FURNISH'D ROOM, FOR A LADY AND gentleman, Board for the lad; uta alee Lo Fourteenth ond Twenty fear tation at tnd terns, whiah GENTLEMEN, tieth streets terms, J, W. Wanrea-4' MAY, BY A YOUNG GENTLE- saan. for few months only, Board in 0 aa) family, ac., J. Herald ofice, N. ¥. prithout Room, ia.e v aes FURNISHED COMMUNIC. Witenes ad oard for man and wit inant Broedway Wee FOR MAN AND WIFE, IN A PRI- iy vate “aes ae there are few boaftiers. Terms OAKD.—TO. LET, yaya BOARD, PARLOR BED. are at Curet Hotel, 766 Broadway. Table d’hote at 6 a are win eee ito whe fader by delivering to A: B. Steele, $75 Vit, BE PAID, AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED, for the return entire, of 4 Package of Goods ta from a cart in Leonard stecet nese Bronway. about 5 o'clock on oe saad croning, ,Addréas mating bow y James H. _REMOVA La ‘after the Canal street Me 10 8 roadway, the Immediately over the store of Mesara, oti be will exhibit the most becoming. elegant fa Infants’ and Boys’ Spring and Flowers and Ornaments, dt- These goods are now pase Custom House, and will be ready ction by the time mention (OMAS REYNOLDS, from 38 Ounal wo 17 ROADWAY, —For the next two days, to lessen tae ‘gree otcecdingly ‘satiefuelory Out at prices exceedingly matiaf: to Will indeed be sacrificed, at 303 Canai hee MARBLE MANTELS. apatd uf “MANTELS, FLOOR TILING, MONUMENTS, He ex, Ae. can be purchased al wholesale ey RL. Dy jouston street, ted atook. 97 w 108 Kast N A TRLS.—THE BEST PLACE IN THE City to purchase Marble Mantels of the iacast desi At very low prices, is at A. KLABBR'S Marble Works, 5 109 Bast Eiguteenth aueet, near NEW Pu 8 IE NATIONAL QUARTERLY RE EDITED BY BUWARD 1 SEAS, i! XXIV, March, 16d Contente:—2. Gall- ex 2’ Australia; ite Progress and Les gl Courtesy—M?. Bancruft's Oration. ad Tite Assvciates. 6. The President's hts of Conquered. 6. Losing wad Works, 7. Gnd Avwsthetion, § British Rulo ia treland. 9% 3 and Criteisms All busiuens men should read the eriiiatams om ineuranee becription ‘oe « F rin “oevenen Gecoral Agents, Ameri. ean News Goupaity, 121 Nassau street, Hew York. " BILLIARDS, &. JRILLIARDS —or saue, tx re Wits Halls, Cues, Ac, Apply to Hane’ agg Tonle | 10 Bg gay A +1 legeker street, sscomd ovr. trun se Odd Pelee” Hall, OARD.—A FAMILY OR A Tew SINGLE PERSONS, btain desirable é with ‘vith on cos in looms, with Board ween Kighth PARD—A SMALL FAMILY OR A FRW B Ree able Rooms, with Wounds ot 18 ntleth bath respecting parties AND WELL ASANT OARD—IN WEST TW! ‘EET; 2 = toe ENTY-TI THIRD STR AN EN. aad private table, ind frat paren por ‘other boarders. Refersnora Fae willing to pay a fair price may jour; (areca box 2 vost yA a) BROORLTE. rong =| OR TWO can have Board, Blroe, bev Devween, Harrison and Di Degraw, 1 Hicks a OARD ON BROOKLYN MRIGHTS—O} Bose wo taller Seen he rman nad wire gen ate sireet Neat Fulton ferry” OK PARLO! ge tr ae use i West ard. Do not move in May. ON SECOND FLOOR irty-Ofth street to let, with Board. Bw oR py oa anh ne —_ = yA ee oar dy 1h use, eight miles inet ford, oun, from Stam! Btamford, K LEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS—EN SUITE 0% ingle, for gentlemen only; also e Hasement, for a phy, fouth iseot, obo Gvor trom Univeraity pleas, JiLBGANT koom GAS, HOT AN ea AS, AND COLD WATER, ee ty a PESIRING: Private Ts SUPPRIOR Accommnne. Lae pearoan ‘elegant suit of fie dra at rea redeets Tefen Son “Fpeeee pri, Other apartments April ay 1, Ret INE ROOMS TO 18 purrs a eee, Fe fag. J nireot, third pe esas wave oi Han ig oa COUNTRY __ BOARD. T HARLEM BOARD, CAN mye OBTAINED Wa See sppiying at the woat of Second RLLEVILLE, NEW JERSEY. Red od HO! Bere Mein. Wonve bei ated fod up au priate good cuabii samme roome to be peed co ay oF call at & Wont Forty-fourts street, WT OARD IN THE COUNTRY WANTED—FOR ALL family, who ate willing 12 pays liberal price for plone vom, n'a healthy Jcation; must, be near'a ‘raliroad sta of the city, Address J. &., box Post oaice* FORE GOING INTO THE CO! yourself with ‘depot 82 Broadway. Addrons a box 8001 New York Post office.g ‘and wife, ————— OUNTRY BOARD WANTRD—BY % C BOAR D-RY A GENTLEMAN ing locality, terms, 48. B. — if 1 FRADO, NO. @ PRADO 8T ANN WAMMOND, BROOKLYN ; boats ‘to let, ues ei idee moot ‘minutes of ge Wal as WANTED—BY A _ RESPECTABLE re STUATION ig ats lg ome pans ne objections ts 2 bry ee key ad Sirmtareaia Ww. teliralicn gins oy A YOUNG ‘eum At | Bore ses re carat ior two cage 00 Sergarion wANTED—» - Y A STEADY WOMAN, AS class cook in thorot andorsande br a hag bargnens im all i Deancbes 7 willing t Stbin Wont Bh st botincon Tus and Gus Uta fone RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS 4 chambermaid and to take care of ‘corner of Wrekot (entrance tm i fal WOMAN WANTS A SITU. Feb Pepe ork. No objection to Prd in wieountry. Bes cy raforene. "APOE at 10 Sor Gan be voan for two nye. (A. BESFEOTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A. SUFDAG todo Al a t ag it 151 East ‘sa ot, in wow for two days al fier 34. st ache gaa ¢lty reference freak SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS cook, washor ner. in a vate Call wi Abt Went ah x6 ges moderate, ‘on or address Mra. ©. jovan, 10 Morris place, West id st., between 10th and 11th avs. RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION—I8 A 2 good plain seams' willing to assist in light chaml the care of children. aout shat r Dolock'at ‘at her present employer's, A Srrvarion WANTED—BY A RESPECTABI a flaron; intsgpodoperaior on Whos f Wilot'esew- al i {ng machine.” Gan be seen for two days wt 294 8d av. Rcd WOMAN, eyed LOST HER HUSBAND , and has wishes » situation ita fam at No, 7 Columbia to cook, wash Goon stip eafecsnce, ‘Call at 100 Wont 20th at. FIRST CLASS COOK os A Ltd ieee NA A Private ily; the reference. at 4h ‘av., between 17th ‘and 18th ats., YOUNG GIRL SITUATION AS CHAM, id erselt useful; Pe ead tar ano Pace a _ateng be agape otters pebretiy RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A STTU. the plain washing, Osll at 339 ‘WIDOW OF TLITY AND BX. w ARG NON, OF SEL AND Be Yor am invalid lady. Call at 140 East Sist st, for :s two days ay, floor, near 23th ASerist WANTED—BY A YOUNG @' Me a tenn in ck ia SITUATION WANTED —BY A YOUNG G1mi Ar tho best of ot ‘seiecoee "irom te ie Can be seen for two days Gh av., in the rear, room No.7. ye WANTED—BY A dpe} yYoura iam Cal foc two “nya at ail West $4 2, botweoe 508 YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION TO Mt; Good city references; no objections £° Tho country. ‘Apply at 68 ‘New ‘Chambers mrs f see, LADY e RE! pe DESIRES om to aa invalia = —a 4 t tree toe a x opmpanton G, New York. HIGHLY RESPROTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WIS! ANS do chamberwork in a family aud to ‘ae SUNT pe WOMAN WANTS GENTLEMEN'S AND LADIE® PresPEaEL Eb Are Pte petiener ond Sater, Apply 06 7 lemty st., room 16. RESEEOTABLE f bt WANTS A SITU. aad 4 A STUATION WANTED RY A RESERCTABLE WO- elty reference. ‘Apply tor two dags at 178 ystie at, tara doo? A SIUATION. WANTED.BY A. BROPROTABLR hx A RES! "ABLE GU gamer a i en Kat 2d ee eee as oe oe tress; good rel between Ist and 24 or, fa, NCKD REESM ARES bee od To 4 weel vate f aa a A \PETENT NG WOMAN WISHES A SITU, A tn rok len gid bate and ust cok i renee. Call for two days at Bests st. . PE lh Ly pelle IRD eANTED. RT of reference; country preferred. Call st, Grst foor, ad ba i A STRONG GIRL NOT LONG IN THE CIry wisune a situation to housework; has no objection “Y 4 the country. Yor two days at 296 Bast lath ot fo. 9. A scoTCcH be ‘ANTS AS! Blo To Coos, Bo objection to country. A WANTS A SITUATION AS OHA! F and ironing, 4 resent A ANTS A eee (Gh st. second floor, SITUATION AS CHAM. bh = eof children, ae ory. Mh Gall At Gf Gils wy. ‘objection to of tity rotercace from ber inst place, A ure SITUATION WANTRD—DY A RESPECTABLE PROT. ho hae never lived out, as chambermMali ag iotate care of children; can sew nost. ontleman's private fainliy. has ng objection rte ‘iaye At 364 Wont Stn st, between 7th aud 61 RESPECTABLE MIDOLRACED GERM AN WOMAN wate American family, yj best city refer. a ResProrant StPCATION ee ANTED BY Aas RCTARLR aiowe, ha peta fam batt, Tegra Can be YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION To private f, Ns A erences. "Cen ve seve £0 fora nn at) Weed od ity RESP: GIRL WANTS A BITUATION,—18 rood ironer; haa good Anes ences. Call st jest Hun wt, necund ‘Bove, trou room. A ree OIRL craang Seeaenon an onae