The New York Herald Newspaper, March 4, 1868, Page 6

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Tuespay, March 8—6 P. M, ‘The gold market bas been steady but dull to-day, and tho fluctuations were from 140% to 14134, with the losing transactions at 14134. The disbursements of the Bab.Treasury in payment of the March interest on the ten-forty loan are increasing the floating supply of coin, and loans were made at rates varying from five to seven per cent for carrying. The gross clearings amounted to $43,188,000, the gold balances to $1,192,801 and the currency balances to $1,683,038, Speculation both for @ rise and a fall is at present very languid, and the im- peachment question no longer exorts a disturbing ‘nfuence upom the premium, while even the lying «tongues of the Washington rumor mon- gers are mient, and the newspaper correspondents at the capital have ceased for the time boing to manu- facture reports calculated to produce speculative fluc. fwations, The Sherman funding bill is rogarded as a ‘thing already dead, and it is more than likely that there ‘will be no financial legisiation during the present Con- gress which will in apy way shake the public credit or edvance the price of gold. There was a brisk demand for money from the Stock Bxobange, which was met mainly at six per cont, with exceptional transactions at five per cent on governments and at seven percent on miscellaneous collaterals. In ‘the discount line there is no noticeable change, and firet lass commercial paper passes at soven per cent, ‘and in some instances at 3 @ 1 per cent below ‘this rate, On the Stock Exchange tne main feature of interest was a sudden reversal of tbe recent course of Bne, the latest quotation for which on the street was 74% a 7434, against 66% at the close ast evening. This ‘advance of nearly eight per cent In one day very natu- rally took the street by surprise, and there were various conjectures as to the cause, one theory being that the speculative director had changed his tactics without Botice to his friends for the purpose of twisting the “sbort” interest, and another that Mr, Vanderbilt had come to the rescue of those who were “long” of the stock at high figures, It was at the same time rumored that the contract for the consolidation of earnings between the Erie, the New York Central and the Pennsylvania Central would be signed this week, and that the Erie would be greatly benefited by ‘thie arrangement; but this was afterwards contradicted, and whether the assertion or the contradiction had most tratb ip it remains to be seen, So far as the story rep- resenting Mr. Vanderbilt as a buyer of Erie 18 concerned there 1s in all probability no foundation for it in fact; Dut that a “pool’’ was formed which inc'uded most of ‘the old William street party there is no doubt, and this combination has been actively at work buying the stock all = day. Some say that they know that the speculative director Is In it, while others Delieve that he is heavily ‘short,” and that the control of the stock has been wrested from his heads, It is immaterial, howe which view of the case iscorrect, The street has been swindled again; Dut this time on the bull instead of tho bear tack. the Erie was a woll managed property its stock would be worth par; but as it is it ts tho football of Wall street, and those who either buy or sell it might as well ‘Det ona throw of dice. How much higher the present Dail party will carry it is uncertain; but that it is liable toa violent break at any moment is obvious, Mean- while the large ‘short’ interest in it 1s a source of strength, and the bears are more timid ip rushing to ‘cover’ than the bulls are in rusting to sell when the market goes against them. Yesterday the feeiing of tho street with respect to Erie was extremely bear- isb, and a considerable further decline Im its price waa Predicted; but to-day the revulsion of fecling produced ‘by the sudden turn has led to predictions of an exactly op- Posite characier. Our advice to the public under the cirs Cumstances js to believe neither the buiis nor the bears, aud to leave Erie to the brokers and other professional Speculators who have nothing better to do than to play pitch and toss with it, entirely regardless of its reas value, The rest of the market was drm, but compara- Uvely neglected, tte enormous transactions in Erie having dwarfed interost in tbo other speculative stocks, There was a rathor active specuative and investment demand for government securities during the early part of the day, and prices advanced \ a % por cent upon ‘he closing quotations of yesterday; but in the after- moon there was a fractional relapee, although the tone of ‘the market was steady, The receut dechine, based upon ‘the Bherman funding bill, has brought in large buyers, as it is very evident that the moasure in question will fail to pass either house, even if it is pressed to a vote, while the steadiness of the gold premium shows that ‘there is no real distrust: of the public credit felt. At the close the market was steady at the sunjoined quota- tions :—Rogistered, 1881, 110% a 111; coupon, 1881, 111 a 1114 ; 6 20's, reg'stered, 1862, 108.55 a 10676 ; 5.20’s, coupon, 1862, 110% a 1103¢; do., 1864, 107%, a 10814 1865, 1037, a 109; do., 1865, January and July, 106% a 107; do, 1867, 107 a 10714; 10 40's, registered, 101 a 10-40's, coupon, 1011; a 1013 ; June 7.20", 1057% July 7.30°s, 105% 2 106%; May compounds, 1964, 117%; a 115%; Angust do., 116% 9 117%; Septem- ber do., 11614 a 116%; Octobor do., 116 a 116%. At the commencement of business the stock market ‘was sirong, and at ibe early session of the open board Erie advanced to 67% a 68's and Northwestern to 65},. At the first reguiar board the market was buoyant, ee pecially for Erie, which was active and cloved 324 higher ‘*ban at the same time yesterday, New York tral 13, Cleveland and Toledo 4, Fort Wayne 34, Milwaukeo and Bt Pan! 4, Obio and Mississippi 4%, Western Union Triegrapn %, North Carofina sixes 11%. Pacific Mail was \{ lower, Government securities were strong at an advance of a % percent. After the call Erie rose to TAX, and at the open board at one o'clock it sold at 6924 2 697{, while the remainder of the railway het was wteady. At the second regular board Erie was strong aud excited and closed 11, i cher than at the fret regu- Jar board, but in the other speculative stocks there were only fractional changea Government sccurities ‘wero steady at a decline of one-eighth per cent from the highest prices of the day. After tne catl Erie was actively bid up, and at the open board at half-past three ft sold at 719; a 71)¢, while the reat of the market was firm, New York Central selling m at 120%; North. westorn at 654; 2 66%; Michigan Southern at 90% a 91; Dorthwertorn preferred, 74% a 14%; Geveland and Pips arg, 94°5; Westers Union Tels. graph, 3434, and Pacific Mal, 110%. Afterwards sales et Erie were made as high as 74, and there was great excitement in the dealings. At the close at #ix o'clock the quotations were as follows:—New York Central, 199%; 41297; Erie, 737% = 74; Rending, 04% 094%; Michigan Southern, G13¢ a 91%; Cleveland and Pits. burg, 04 a 0434; Cleveland and Toledo, 107 a 107); Rock Island, 964% a 97; thwestern, 657% = 60% Northwestern preterred, a 74%; Fort Wayne, 100% 0 100%: Pacific Mail, 11034 a 111; Weatern Caioa Telegraph, 2434 u 2434. ‘The foraign oxchang® market wan dull, and while ster. ling rates were barely steady there was some weakness sbown in those on Continental cities, The receipts for customs and the receipts, payments and balances at the Sub-Treasury m this city for the expired portion of the week have been as follows: — Oustom Howse, ———-—Su- Preasury. Receipts, Receip's, Payment. March 2.. $466,783 $2,215,082 $2,006,501 March 3.. 467,000 6 1,570,760 The value of exports (oxclusive of spocte) from York to foreign ports for the week ending today w 85,920,200, agnine: $2, @ Week proviows SALES AT THE MEW YORK STOCK ExcHANa: Tuenday, 1 Mar fh S—10:15 4. Me Wo," us hi) "61, con 19g obs Pa fle M. 09 8 6 6.20 , i) Haianess, 7,860 2 Ou Del & iad 100 Cen Coat 4 American * Oe oy yoowe Fr a, 7, ads aM 1000) 7.80 Trp Mw WO do... 1000 Virginia tou0 ae, . Gv Georgia T+ . 14000 N Oar 6's, ¢2 cou 4a Ae ob Ver Ist om yMoxe iv 1000 gu Gor rs "pi idk "Dy Chie a tie tit 100 a Simo Chie a ill" isi nou Pd grees Mich Cea i et ia were NEW YORK HERALD, ha MARUH 4, 1868 2000 1000 v0 a6 1000 ‘5000 a ‘26000 61! ‘BB0u0 Fr a 100 10 20) Citizens fins hos 13 400 Cum Coal ~ 85% 100 200 wicker Maing: 2a 300 ‘900 Western Union aS i 10 ab 100% % do, oR 8 ii Si? 5] pEEEEEIE Le fig 20000 ChAN'W con ‘ov bm 86 90 she West Union Tel & uleksliver Mining. nt te Mail 5 5 Co. 4 200 Mar & Cla Ist pret. be 200 Mar & Cin 2d pref... wre COMMERUIAL REPORT. ‘Tunspay, March 8—6 P, M. Breswax romained steady, with sales of 2,000 ibs. at 420. Cortoy.—The market for this staple was more active and firmer, the demand being chiefly from speculators and ex- porters. Tho sales footed up 6,715 bales, includings1,018 for ‘export, 2,768 for speculation, 604 for spinning aud 1,300 in transitu,’ We quote: and = Mobile and '. Orleans Verte Memphia, and Pezaa, n 2014 21g 2a a Corran.—Ko1 about former prices, th; flee being 500,000 Iba. 3240. for qhalt mores Byo.e Bo, lor Detroit ind Lake Superior Co. par. caah, Includings 203000 Ibe, Deirelt for Garvan oThse me Market for Rio continued to rule dull but firm at ldo. « Uso, for ordinary to fair, 16}¢¢. @ Ie. for good rime, and | fair to ‘cal all gold, de. a lée. for id, Other kinds were fess, but bags Mara pot alee Salon during the past weok 3.398 Savanilla, rnment Jaya on priva vic Mara: ealbo was uote ce TBigen a Bice, 16e. a 176, Jamal St, Downey Tage. a 1844 lea, Ibe, : and. Java, 2c. 0. 25%40., gold, cash, duty paid, ‘Nevers, ah 1 Arden & Co Take the sock of Mio End Bantos March 3 in New York 101,405 haga; Balti- 0,400: iledetpia, 00; Mobile, 2,500; New Orleans, 33,411; and of other kinds fn New York 11 583 bags, SaxpiacAdamantine, were’ atondy atdie. arise. for 14 cuuce, “Sperm were steudy at 450, a 4c. and patent at dtc. ‘Cuwent.—Rosendalo was steady at $2 25, Devas axp Dyxs.—The marke: for some articles was a {rifle more active. Bales, 1,5) Kege bi carb soda, part ut 4346. gold; 180 drumne cuuslle foda at 45¢0, 0 47%c. do; part at 29-160. do; 100 tons and '26 cas toda at $1688 81 10do. and Tie" currency 10) naka bleaching powders nt SMe. a Sige. gold and 4. "a 4c. cure rency: 9) bags sorts gum arable, and 7,000 lbs. Eng lish glue ‘on private terme, aot BH, AND, Guar. —Reeetpis, 6,284 bbls, flour, 1.280 bags 4 2.070 bushels wheat, 95,28 do, corn, 6,029 do, oats, and Son ana head corn meal, ‘The market for State and Western flour remained quiet, bu: the market was moro seady, holders evineing less disposition to sell, except at full prices. There was some little ula tive “demind. for extta” State superinduced by the extremely low quotations published, but buyers could not find anybody who would ¥ell'st the noted prices, so that business was moderate, Choice fawnily flour ‘remained dull and prices, without show- fog any change, tended in favor of the buyer. Sul we quote no absolute decline in any kind, — Galifornia flour was steady under afafr demand at our quotations, The sales were 8,500 bbls. Southern wiet but stendy. Nearly all the sales $15°ba, but superfine wold. beow and a few chotce, family brands ubove these figurea, Sales 1,200 bbls, Kye flour mained quiet ont steady, with sales of 260 bbls: at $7 5) a $2100, Corn meal wag more wought after, the sales being for Brandywine und $6 ‘imi exira’ and cholee Western Round hoop Ohto, shipping brand Bound hoop Onlo, trade brands St. % 5 eee Southern extra. Southern choies and fancy California flour (racks and bbis. Bye tlour ‘superdine) Corn meal, city eacuSEESgrenses RESRESESSSSeoe Wa Yery quiet but stead 3 grant any concession. #.$2 45 for No, 2 and rnin $8 21. though @ lotof Lio bushela coves sold at $3 25 and trifling lots for weed at amber State were sold on fair demand and le. a 3c. bushels at $113 a $12) f $1.21 for a very ch white. and $1 in active demand active and de, bet er: Sie., in siore—closing at te, bi gales of Southern kt sinall auppl Barley malt, t --Ihe market for wheat rui ers retusiny nominal!: 1, and Califor Rye. was quiet.but 85a $1 ~6. ‘Barley was and firm. but we heard Of no transactions. hough duit, wae firmly held. cnta—fhemarkel Temaraed dull, bub there was.no Particular change in rates. The gusscements were:—T {iverpoot, 0 erces lard at B5e,, 200 bbls. steari vis, petroleum on private iow bbl. flour at 28. 9d, and 1,000 on private ‘term’ Yo ‘Bremen, 100. bales cotton mest Mig Mea AntterD, B00 dage, coffee, 100 tieroes "honey and on private terms To Havre 100 pole tall terma* The charters were:—A Prussian bar orders, with 2.60) quarters grain at 7s. « 7s lan brig 0 Gibraltar for orders, | palroleum tons, to the Mediterranean, cargo pr and an American brig from "Piladeiphia to > eae jorn with 1,700 Dbls. petroleum on GONRT O ota. We heard of no transactions, I93ge. a 1946. Mesera. J. K. Cummins et soos seek Mach a, 1868, In New York, 18,00). bal Boston, ‘GunxY Bags continued to rule Gall. Sales 109 bales on private terms, We quote 19°. J. K, Cummins Ge, make the stock Marc 8, 1808, ‘in Now York, 13,20) bale in Kos Hora.—The' condition of the ket was unchanged, mai American were quoted at 50c. # Géc., and Bavarian at 350, o descrip. janie wae to Cork for We quote @ the Hixur.—We heard of no important sales of an ton, but no change was reported in prices. held at Oe , volt. ioderately active demand prevailed at our last pan wan light, but, holders were very ning 3000 Rio Grande sold Ayres, 25 a 27 Vbe., were ‘20 n 2 ibs.. + Big “California, 2 1s. ral Americaty, 18 a 2 tbs. 16, 8 Tie 5 da 28 tbs. 160. a Io. and Texas, 2a BWids., 13. a Total siock Marcin 3, 1858 ‘There was « better ‘donomme for Rcoteh fall prices were realized, the salon 100 tons nock, part xt $41, ail from yard. can were again Light. on account of the fi who demanded §\ ‘0, F and ig, and seni 9 for N a The oiferings were sign AL these figures; salen 1,000 to No. 1, part for forward delivery at $49. Ralls worn iets but steady at $79 % $82 for American an: $53, gold, for English, “RaGued bar waa sieady at $2 2 INDIGO,—t he marKet w 33 cates ‘Hongal. fo arriv mala, was quo.ed at Manila 7c. « $1. all Learnen.—For Hemlock there continued a fair demand at full prices, The stock in considerably reduced, and light middle common hide xnd di stock are still Keares and wanted. Oak wax more active, the demand being inainiy for middle welgits, Hemlock, Budnow.Ay res heart, were quoted We. » Be. per Th.: do. middle, 26. a 280; do} do. Cafoznis, weary Se awyet do. madi gut, 2 “rindeo, de. bes a ie. do. Aiyht, 255: oy ai) Kinds aid weigh fic? do, in the rongh. hier e heavy, Bee fi makes ie ae. ped,’ heavy, 3 Se. 2 42e Larne —hastern wie Pood steady at iar was unchnngody being sieady, at 4, three montis. 11'S) for common and $2 for lump, La diary foreign retained dull but steady, wt 6%/¢. a Blge., Lowther, —Eastera spruce coutinued® quiet but steady, at Sika Sz s.The market was moderately active and prices liv steady The ales were 321 hads., ¢ tlerees, end S07 bhde, do. at Boa, & tie. We cored 48, do, clayed dtc. Porto Rico at quote new Cuba tm’ «, do centrifugal, 38e, a e ; Porto and New ‘rigcns thea’ go “Stock March) 1908, 4 332 tine. Cubes, Odo. Paro Keo, 299 do, Mnghey' Islands and here preveded a better demand for day, and the, market closed iriner, Were 75 bble, at 7) ce, and $0 do, on private > @ bees demand, and the market ¢oned Soout, 3s 20 a $B B) , for common to f for No. 2 for “ HY for attra do. wued dwil but steady at $120. Prime olty iard wan gonerally of consequence. Olive was quiet lic, aud elty distilled red Gilge. « wt, Sot hetd with Ormuess, at THe. for Dieached winter do,, aud $2 00a 34 bola. beef, DIF do. lard, 864 @ dressed hogs, ‘There was pus to-day, but pri ra were contin $33 1 val hola were at Crude muaie, te ' ots. aL $2! 8 BIE GS Cor 0. B1V 6 $20 te for prt nes for suture for April, reese] = hogs sand city at He, wie tnade: eo mand, & 818 for common to good do. “For theres heef there wae * were 2 sales coipriving Nout Wwe siendy, Sales ve, ul prices ge of 10404 8 Butter wi and firm atthe ap ded quotations Chees ate: But quiat. We quote:--Butior--Chemung, suess and Che Pango counting dairies, firkis, O6e, a We: Chantadqua, Cayuga aud Delaware eounties oer ie firktios, ie. a Bryome, Vo iandt to extra, bic. & orth Fevearivany 2 2 ee ig. gies eourken fe Tovey oud shipes, 15%40. 150. ; i, fine gir. Mise 8 common to fair quality, Ws nd extra quality. 140, 1Stcc.; Go, common, Moa dn; Orange couniy Meme choco, Prrnowerm.—Crude, in balla ag ful per gallon under au improved demand eu ie market closing strong at L3e, aloe ti do., for this month, ‘the market for Dovided continued dull a and prices "were were heavy. stata White closing at anh SP no sales conseipeceost Indelph Fomained dull. The only wales were 14000 bila, sinudaed white for Ju t 25c., buyer's option, 60 do. for the Inet hulf Apritat Me? rea Rice,—The market was ui i, being quiet hi Lomed au le- 113g0 for Carolina and Ge. «636, gold for Rar- *Sucan.—For kecnd there $a inued @ light demand, but ices are with: ; Sales bhds., part at age. for Cuba ra for Pore, Wises ho boxes at 2i40, a M4e., ani Pernam! a 12, Halned wie sefy active oF a 16a for fort wale aad ize yellow, We nofae a ita na prime, 120, Sie fair to Ore Bice vebein grades, Tike orto 0 les, Stock Markl, 1813-03, 485 a aoe 438 meludo. a mi aiid a Szxpn.—Calcatte, Mnseed was tn sores demand at about revious prices, We uote $3 SI, ray a Sales 59 tons, to arrive in Boston per Templar, at $2 20. Mossra. 7K, Cummins & Go, make the sick,’ March. & 16%—10 New’ York 31.000 bazs; in Boston, 4500, Clover was quiet at 13340. 0 Me, ‘timothy, $8, and rough flax, $2 75 0 $2 les of chen no partic. were firm. SPxLTER,—Silenian was dull at 68%¢. a 6%c.. go! Seusa sical were In sation’ costand eek elena. sales of 32 bales Peruvian, 47 do. Payta and 150 do. within the range of the anuexed Steady. Sales "1,000 ‘Ibs. Cara| n_and 10,9 do. Hom -Geat—Tai with 0. fextean uotations, Deer were do. Central rate terms, We 7. 6.500 100, 4a8$0, oid; Meat vo) ert Buenos "4 Ayres, wee Curacos, Bo. pa. Bre. Honduras, Vera Cruz an: cot Amer- gold: San Juan, de. a 42ige¢ Siaal, 47!a0. 5 40° Rontira, 3éce and Para, Se juiet but steady at 160, a 16}¢c. tile was Tin.—Pig was @ trifle more active, at about former rates. Banca wis held higher, bh: er, at 273¢c,, gold, owing to ik; salen 160 pig Siriits at Bi74c., ; 760 do, do. to arrive B8ige. do., 1d 30 lish on private terms, Plates were ausel Dut fr wes charcoal terne m brought 38, was in ened Derstt™ and Detter, the sales TaLow comprixing 200.000 Iba, wt 1146. «1 Tunscue Business in Keataoky os. restricted by the to. clement weather. there was nothiny scarcity of desirat No sales wero reported. In, seedleal of moment doing, owing partly to grades, We quot Light Leaf, Tn ie, a Bio. a Ide. a Be, Aigo. a be. ge. 18. Ibe. a tN. in No aalen ware reported, has been con- surmated in this staple since our last report, but the tr. Ket for all descriptions has ruled very firm, with light stocks (apoyo ‘there less in. A forel 150.000 ibe, fevoas at $oe'S sce Ingfuaing S ow’ I Mateat sisces x and XX and above; Ohio at 48c. a 000 re uted at des Ac, for suber und exten; 2800 iba 23 farsed Gailtornia at Ble 100.000 tbs. spel Bre Of foreign the sales Philip at Shae small ut various p oWe:—New York diana— were lois Cane, and “Donegal Michigan and Ln, =e ony riven. blood merino, 45¢, fer-blood fleece, 4 Pennsylvan rgin'a—-Chotce selected Saxony fleece, Muxony fesce, S50. a'BA: three-quarter and full: » A7e, a Hk.; alf-biood fleece, 440. a Ate, ; common. theese, 400. 0 d ‘Titinols—Three-quarier : half-blood fleece, 400. a 480. : Mi-wouri, Kentuc Wisconsin, Jowa, Vermont full blood’ merino, 4c, 4 41 quarter-blood. oombing, jew York city extra pr super pulled, f de. ; city No. 1 pulled, hs stern super and extra, Bie. a dle ¢ conmry extra pulied, 44c. a 4c. country super pulled, long, ae. « obuniry Noi pulled, ‘27e- w ae. REAL ESTATE MATTERS. Heavy Sates Yeaterday—Central Park and Prespect Park Lots—Brooklya Real Estate— Condition of the Market After a three days’ rest real estate operations yester- day resumed the activity which has been the marked feature of the market since the sexsson of 1868 opened, and the auction mart, which had in the Interim been silent ana unpeopled, became again the muster ground of owners, holders, speculators and agents, and ro- sounded with the familar voices of auctioneers raised in highest tomes, crying ‘Going, going, positively for ‘vhe last.time, gone.’ It is an interesting study, and would furnish material fora most instructive chapter if this report bad anything to do with sach distinc. tions, to watch the different classes who congregate there, according as the occasion is of the gale of Boule- vard or Central Park lots er property on James or Cherry street, a brown stone mansion {n Madison ave. nue or tenement property in Orchard street, fashionably located sites for private dwollings or a good business mand. Of course when all these are'to be sold on one dev, as is often the case, the congregation is motley, but as each particular lot is offered tbe class most inter. ested im Sts purchase seems to come uppermost, as it were, from the crowd, 4 appears for the time to constitute the only audience, subsiding and giving pince to another class with the succeeding sale. She regular habitaés can be known by the eager way in which they press forward, obtain maps, secure salient points of observation and carefally note each purchase, There is not much to be said concerning real estate in a general way except that it is in steady, firm demand; ‘and respecting prices there !# no other data on which to found a judgment than the reported sales of the season. Much saterest is felt in the sales announced for next week, two of which, the jarcest this season, are set down for one day sod promise to make ft excep. busy, Thess ore the executors’ sa’ Taiman estate, by A. J. Bleeek of 246 lots in the immediate neighborhood of Central Park, and the sale by Jobnson & Miller of over 200 tots ‘adjacent to Prospect. Park and bordermg on the pro- posed drives comprised in the plan of that work. Both sales now, to some extent, control the market. as the prices obtained for those lots will determine the value of other lots similarly sitasiod. The sales yesterday ‘were mostly of \mproved property and were well nt- tended, but bidding was much iss spirited than it has been on other occasions, Rolow is a summary of tho y's Operations in the auction mi RY MORRI® WIL ‘The six story and basement brick more No, 127 Maiden Jane, through to No. 1i Fletcher street, being 19.9 froot rear by 82.4 in depth. Purchased by Bijou Madison $36,000, Sixty per cent of the porehase money can remain on mortgage for three or ive years, at thecpdon of the purchaser, The plot of ground on the southeast cornor of Walker street and Cortlandt allev, with the chureh edifee there. om, 72100 feet, only 175 feet cast of Broadway. Pur- chased by M. 4% Steraberger tor $91,000, of which forty per cent may remain on inorteage The church furnt- tore, euch as pulpit, pews, organ, carpets, &e,, was not a The lease of the lot, with the five s‘ory brick build- ie, No, 74 Robinson street. near West street: lot 23498 feet, covered with buildings; leased from Rhi lander estate, bas seventeen years to run from Mas 1868; ground rent $600 and taxes per annum. chased by Jacod Cohen for $6,250, besides = mort of $6,000 now on it, whieh is to be paid off tn i ments of $1.000 per year. At the expiration of the louse the buiiding 's to become the property of the pur- chaser, ‘The valuable three story brick store No. 350 Canal Biroet, south side, 51 foet wost of Church rtren', 26. 1 front, 25 rear by 67 feetin depth. Parchased vy Charles Wilson for $24,990, xubject to @ mortgage of $15,000, Which may remain, The building now rents for $3.500. And two lolx on the north side of Wast 141st «troot, 150 ‘eet weet of fighth avenne, each 25 feot froot by one-half the block in depth. Purchased by & Thurn at $1,000 ach. ny ZAMS Mo TEER, No, 421 (old No. 211) st Twelfth atrost, a four story and bavement brick building, covering the whole jot; substantially built, Waver, gaa 103.8, Purchased for $18,700, of in on mortgage. ouse and four | land on the v-e'zbth wtreet, 270 feet t inches west of Ninth 4 feet front by 9$ feet Omcher, Purchased shutters oviren sane, The ot of land, with the three story brick building theteon, siiuale on the easterly wide of Jaines street and extending (hrongh to New Kowery, known ag No 10 | James stroot, having a front of 1 on Jamos sreot and 24 feet on Now Bowory, with vanite onder the walk, Sold subject to a mortgage of $2.500, which may remaia, and parctinced, after spirited cowpetition, by MH. Bolo man for $7,600, The Jot of land, with the ment Lonse thereon, situ veoant streat, between known ae No, 2% re story briek English hace. ob the aorth aide of Stuy. Niuth and Tonth streets, and The bows bas modern improve. ments, new range farnare: lot 16x59 feet, Sold nubject to & morieage of 20,000, which can remain ab the option of tho purcbaser, and purchased by Charlee Wood for $12,050, ‘The lot of land, with the two anta halt story briek store and dwollm@ and two and a half story briek house thereon, situate on the northeast cornor of Prince and ‘Wooster streets, and known at 125 Prince and 142 Woos 26296 feet. Sold snbject to « mortgage 600, which can remain, “y? mum ax added to that chase money, and knock Hing, situate on the wut rireat, between Beckman street and P a8 No, 300 Pearl stroot; lot 24 by 92 feet, old infeot {ea tmortyage of $7,000, due May 1, 1870, amd rebased for $14,300. BROOKLYN Salen, been the most active season im rea) emtate in pet heowe fo any of the operators, auc the utmost satisfac ion reigns am Never was Cpe over there prices rale higher the inpranomenia designed ip cont Park, we not anticipate ‘as tho re-ults of their ciuaplation ation Pla yoni pm this oe ied prop. erty thug situated there is nk & ular r attendance se ngs York saplialiaia vat Exchange Tue, while only one piece of mere! jus, while only 01 Brook! put up in the Exchange here yesterday, tant salds were beid at each of the above sith 4 marts, both of which were Well attended and most successful 1n every respect. Tho following are the particulars of the oue sa\o ree rred to above:— 1 brown stone English basement house and lot, situate on she eouth side of Second piace, between Smith and Court sirsets, and known as No, 112; house 16 foes 3 inane ay 50 feet, with all tho modern improvemenis ; 135 feet, The jocation is in every reepoct fret poe and within ten minutes’ watk of Pros~ pect Park, Tins property was knocked down at $11,100, of which by the terms of tho sale sixty per cent can Temain on mortgage. BY JAMES COLKS? SOX, ! At the Commercial Exchange on Fulton street, Brook- lyn, the foliowing houses and lots, being part of the Bowne esiate, were pul up and disposed of as below, viz, :—Nos. 23 and 25 Main siree!, two rey frame build. ings, with lots 20x83. to Hugh = MeLapghin, for $10,600; No. 27 Mi street, a three story and cellar frame store, with lot 203 front, 17.7 by $2.3, to James Friedman for $5,700, No. 101 Water street, a two story and attic basement brick house, cor- ner of Washington stre.t, lot 22.3x31, to Jobo Friedman for $7,700, No, 99 Water strae', a aingie story attic and basement frame hi », los 24.10x81.1, to D. Giackia for $3,750, No. 97 Wa street, a twostory aud basement frame house, lot 22x81,4, to the same gen'teman for $3,700; and No, 95, @ similar house lot 21. 10s8L.. ‘the wame for $3,650. No. 23 Washington strect, row x76, to Daniel W, Wetmore, for $2,750. ‘ashingtom airest, @ two story, attic acd Basernant er house lot 25x75 to the same for $4,400, Iwo lots on Plymouth street, togetner 44x22, with shop, (al sheds, &c, to David W. Weimore for $6,100. Two vacant lots on Washington street, corner ot Na.sau, each about 263100, to D. 8. Quimby a! $8,200 each. No, 141 Sackett strett, a throe stor; ns and sad-cellar brick house with brown stone (1. -:ings, 1ot 212200, to Francis Moran for $6,000, Two vacant lots on the east side of Hudson avenue, between Evans and Plymouth streets, each 23.4x75, to Elisha Theali at $4,600 cach, Four lots on Fius! ing avenue, coroer of Vanderbilt, with sheds and office, each 20 feet 8 inches front by 81 fect 8 inches mean depth, to Bryan MoN' for $3,800. One lot in rear of last, on Vanderbilt avenue, 20x81, to Andrew Lennon for $850, Two lots on Vanderbilt avenue, adjoining, same size, with a one story frame house (No. 9) on one of them, to John Bybura for $2,600 Thirty-one vacant lots aud’ cores, making a plot, 420 feet on Hunt- Ington streot, 200 feet 2 inches on smith street, 454 feet 10 inches on Seventh street and 115 feet 3 mcohes on nus canal, Z. Case, for $17,000, Aigo a trians aulariy shay gore, 255 teet 7 inches front, on Seventh street, 268 feet 3 inchewon rear boundary and 57 feet 34 inches on the Gowanus canal, to Daniel Glaokin, tor $4,800, BY JOHNSON AND ALIX, At the City Balesroom, Gourt street, the following Property was offered und disposed of as balow :—H« and lot on Marcy avenue, west side, 20 north of Hopkins street, 20x38x55x60, bei gy house, and ot adjoining, same size, bul feet deeper each side, \ ZR ‘Pietch house and lot on Nostrand avenue, near Stockton street, 21x30x90, $1,900, R. H. Hatch; house and lot on Seven- teenth street, south si 18.9 west of Seventh avenue, 18.9%34x100, $3,450, P. Nelson; siore and dwelling on Eighteenth street, north side, near Fourth avenue, 21x 24x26x79,2, $1,500, 8, Ferguson; one lot on Sandford strest, near Willoughby avenue, 20x100, $700, J. Rob- ertson; house and two jots of ground on Butler street, north side, pear Washington” avenue, 22246x50x131, $6,100, sir. Galiaghor; three lots on Brookiyn avenue west side, near Atlautic avenue, each 20x100, eacl A, McEwen; house and jot on Atlantic avent north si 40 feet west of Brook- lyn avenue, 20x362100, $5,900, A. McK ; house and lt adjoining, same size, A. bers; three lois on Atiantic avenue, south side, between Hudson avd Albany, each 21x100, each $750, r O’Brien; three .oig un Hancock street, south side, near Tompkins avenue, each 256x100, each $625, J. Vandevoor:; three lots on Halsey street, adjoining, same size, $600, G. Dogherty ; | five lots and two gores on Dean street, north side, neur Troy avenue, plot 137.8x107.24;x93.11, $2,100, J. Wheaton ; house and lot ca Kent avenue, corner Little Nacsau street, 23,5x45x100, $4.350, C. Andre’ house and lot on Marcy avenue, near Koso.usko street, 20x80x 100, three story, $2,000, U, Race; house aad lot on Skill- man street, near Park avenue, 20x36x100, $4,800, P. Hughes. AT PRIVATE SALR, Mr. Stanley Day reports the rotiowin; vate contract during the last wee! tween avenue A and First avenue, five story brick tei ment, 25255x96, $23,600; Kighty-sixth First and Second aveoues, three story and basem: frame, 25x36, tot 60x200, $15,000; Thirty-third ste, between Lexington and third avenues, three story bh’ atocp brick, 19.6x40x68, $11,000; 127th «treet, between Fourth and Filth avenues, two story and basement frame, 22x76, $15,000; Thirty-first street, between Eighth and Ni avenues, four story Knglab bi ent brick, 245x100, $16,000; Forty-fourth between Ninth avd Tenth avenues, etory high stoop brick, — 20x50x100.514, 000; Forty-fiith street, between Fifth and Sixth four story high stoop brown stone, 20x50%100. $29,000; Forty-eighth street, between Eighth and Ni avenues, three story bigh stoo) stone, 18.6x46x 100.5, 000; Fifty-fret stree,, between seventh and gnth avenues, threo story high stoop brown stone, 20x55x half block, $23,500; Fifty-first street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, three sory b bigh stoop brick, 20x60x half block, $16,000; Fifty-sixth street, betweon Eighth and Ninth avenues, ‘three. story high brown stone, 20.10x521100.5, $25,000; Second avenue. between 103d and 104tn streets, two story and cellar frame, 20x33, lot 24.6x100, $4,800; Third avenue, between Fourteenth aud Fifveonth streets, four story brick store, 17235100, leasehold, $9,000, Transters ‘ot Real Estate tin New Kings County, N, Y.. and Hud- non County, N. J. ae TRANSFERS IN NEW YORK (ITY, Chrystie st, es, 100 ft n Rivington st, 25x100. . . $26,500 Chrystie st, w 8, between Delancey aod phan’ ton ata, 26x146. “igs -21,000 Columbia st, 000 Forayth at, na, lot 270 De! Essex and Broome ste, 0 ¢ corner, Greenwich st, No 341. Mott st, No 105.... Ridge st, ws, 125 (to Stanton st, Sth e, o8, — M4 10th #1, o Lith «t, D es, 221.9 ft w of Broadway, 273103.3. 13th #t, n 8, 856 tt © of 2d av, 23x103 5 Lith st, n 8, lot 610 Stuyvesant estate. . 14th st, # , 116.8 ft w of 3d av. 2 lots, 41.6106. At 16th st, 6%, 100 ¢t @ of 9th av, 2 lots, 560x100 5, st, #3, lov 27 Rapelyo’s estate, 17.4469 Weat 20th st, No 120. 2ist st, #8, 480 (tn of Ist av, 20292..... . 27th i, n &, 283-4 {1 w of Oth ay, 16.50 Blut at, #8, 237.6 tt w Of 2¢ av, 18, g é 56h st, a8, 74 ft w of Lexington av, 16x50.5....11, S6th et, 86, 2281.35 ft w of BL Bi 1000.62.00 6th st, #8, 100 ft w of Ist d8th st, $8, 175 ft wot Let av, 7x100.8 bab stand: ‘dav, $@ cor, 26x75. 83d st, 8 8, 260 It wot 10th ay, TIGR... sevens 87th st, o 8, 47 fhe or 88th et and 10th av, lilth st and datay. BD 6 lots, 150 10x95 1 Lith st, 88, 375 fi w of 9 25 by haif the bi 117s #1, ns, 126 ft © of Tth a 12 lots, 150 feet front on 117th and 119th sts. 11sth st, a 4, 435 ft e of 6th av, 25x100,11 AY A, Wa 77.6 ft n of 1oth St, 100x77.6x00242 3¢ 693 105x56x100%25 Ay A, wa, 20 ft a of Tian i, 34x60... 2d av, 08, 45 (4m of Bist st, 20x58 sees Sd av, we, Of 120th at, 25.2:108 5". bth ay, @ 8, 60.4 ft a of 24th st, 905125x100 5x 40,53 100 +. 6th av and 50sb 106 O7gx17.8. Tih av, We, 100 fos it trip Sth av aud 147th sb, 8 w corner, 362% 200x353 Sh av und 148(n st, @ w corper, 225x199 10. O77.8% ttm of 10in ay, ts, cor, 200x100,83;.. Lot 67 Stuyvesant evtale, Jot 490 Kandall’s estate, LRABFR RECORDED Hlowory, 15. > years, per year Contre Mt, 14, 21 years, per voar....... Chrystio ot, 84, 3. youre, por year. Hurivon st., 445, 10 yours, per year... st, 24, ark piace, No. 3 10 yourse-4 years, por your -a6 vouns, per year... W 27h st, No 123, 10 years, per yo: Sih et WA, HMO of Teh av, 73.0 10 yonrs, $440 par year, assignment. 'W 4800 #t, No 548, 5 yours, per year, Sth av, No d18, 6 yeare, per year. adelpul at, wos, LL (te Pinshing ay, Borgen at, as, 175 3 fb Smith vt, Bont s, wa 684 fe ( arrot! a, 6b av, £ @ cor, 95. 5x642206 9x1 Clinton and Degraw sts, southerly cor, 100£130.,.11, Columbia at, 850 (ts of Pierrepont at, 66.10% £28 916 428.10 55x £50. Hantington rt, 6, 90 ft 6 of Clinton at, 202100, 9,600 Koveuth et, 1%, 275 {16 of Broadway, 100xd1x42x 8.034 1144,6x75 eevee 1,700 Letforts st, ns, 212 ii fiw of Grund we, ‘21, 9<i00,'15,000 Prince wt, w 4, 200.6 f 8 of Willoughby st, 19. 6 609 wis, 7) fin of Skillman at, 4hx7: Stockton at, #4, « of Tounphine av, 22. ‘Tillaty and Lawrenoo ats, 20250.5 Tompkine pl, ws, 288.9 it 8 w Has Bd st, ns, BS rth wn 6100 08 m5 * pont, ib Bt, wr, 48 fie Sonth Ath at, 492108.6.. Clermont av, @ @, 685.11); ft n Myrtie ay ‘28x00. 7,000 Fiatbash av, 29. fn tte a omar en 98, 4 B Lafeyet Frank) .6 tt w Vanderbilt Myrtio av, a “J ay tt w Tompkins av, 20x100, Ewen st, No iit a re, be, 3 years, pr Year. ore, &e, 3 yeara, per ¥' Powers and President ats, s ¢ cor, § years, par year. soo ‘TRANSPERS IN JERS: Steuben st, & Le ft from Warrant, 20¢100. 1,609 South 5th st, ns, © of Brunswick st. 12.2x50..... 2.200 York st, o #, 17: psc oon Grove a, 14.8100. Newark 34x10 city, Newark av and Rove te ee av, we, 76 ft Bw nr, 24 5251199, 6,000 pr fnof Harrison place CITY INTELLIGENCE. —— Tan Boaxo Or Hrautu.—This Board met yesterday afternoon, President Crane in the chair, The w°ek!: ty report of the Sanitary Superintendent was read and ordered on file, A committee was appointed to consider the propriety of choosing a site for a market between the First Second avenues and Fifth and Sixth Was ciected President of ear, After the transaciion of some minor business the meeting adjourned. Tux Boarp or Excise.—The Board of Excise held their regular weokly meeting yesterday afternoon, the Presidevt, Judge Bosworth, in the chair, A large numberof liquor dealers were present, A calendar of twelve cases ae upon, aud the license of one dealer revok: IytsrxaL Revence Sxizvre—Acting under tnstruc- tions of Assessor Franklin, of the Ninth district, In- a ‘Leggett and Ashley yesterday seized an Illicit akin in a sbanty io Fifty-first street, er miavoutl are: nue. They tore it out and safely deposited it in a bonded warehouse in Fifty-fourth street.” ‘The still was a cop- Per one of about forty gallons capacity. Rewer or tux Ciry Poor.—Yesterday the Thirteenth Ward Citizens’ Poor Relief Committee, numbering about thirty of the leading citizens of the district, amoni woom were Alderman A. Miller, Mr, W. H. Tracy, J. Tooke, Dr. Griffiths, Councilman Coster, P. J. McAlear, Mr. Pottor aud others, met at the hotel of Alderman Miller, 423 Grand street, to make a final settloment of matters under their administration, The whole sum re- ported realized was $4,400. and the committee regretted their inability for want of funds to continue the good work and labor of love which had been eminently useful during the last six months in relieving upwards of six hundred poor families, American Instirurs Farurs’ Cive.—The Farmers’ Club of the American Institute met yesterday at one P. bes at their rooms at Cooper Institute. Professor Cronger, a London veterinary college, read a paper on tho pts of animals in agricu! tural ose, It war stated that of cattle alone tnere die of disease annually in this country over $30,000,000 worth, An interesting paper was read on mowing machines. Nearly a million of these machines were said to be now in use in this coun- try. Exhibitors of inventions occupied the close of the session. Among the articles exhibited was a model of a new barrow, anow style of berry basket, a pitter of berries, an le gatherer, and last, but not least, a stove endo: Nth every imaginable attribute of worth. OsstRUcTING THR SiDEWALK.—Yesterday morning Roundsman Du of the Fifth precinct, arrested Michae! Monahan, an overseer of @ gang of men employed by the Broadway and Seventh Avenue Rail- road Company, on the complaint of Mr. Georg? Haghe: merchant doing business at Nos. 198 and 200 Chureh street, He chargos that the men under the supervision of Monahan wore obstructing and bloeking up the passage way pale to his (Hughes’) store, and algo the sidewalk. The laborers were engaged in clear- ing the rail track, and bad no other piace except the ke to throw the snow and ice, aniess they carted it away. Monahan was fined $10 by Justice Dowling, Arceurtep Sviciog BY A Womayx.—Between eleven and twelve o'clock yesterday forenoor dirty, wretohed basement !n West Fourteenth street, a’ women named Mary Murray attempted to put an end to her existence by drawing @ razor across her throat, Fortunately, however, sno did not succes: She had ome difticuity wit” her husband the n| ight previous, and this, combined witb the effects of bad whiskey, it ia supposed, are the influences which drove her on to the commi'tal of the dreadfu’ act. The wound, although about three inches in length, was not necessarily a fatal one, and'up to last night she was still living. police took her in charge and conveyed her to the Belle; vue Hospital, Fatat Bursixa Cascartr.—Joseph Mahoney, a child two years of age, whose parents reside on the corner of Eighty-seventh street and Fifth avenue, died on Mon- day from the effects ‘of burne received by his clothes catching fire from tove during the temporary absence of the mother from the roorn, Coroner Keenan was notified and hel inquest on the body. A verdict of accidental death was rendered by the jury, AnnasteD on Scsricton Onty.—Fire Marsifal Baker re- ports that after a very careful investigation as to the omgin of the late fire in the store of Mr. O'Keefe, No. 1,491 Broadway, he discovered no evidence implicating the latter in the affair, and the arrest of that gentleman on suspicion was promptly abandoned. Z SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York=—This Day. 2 898 Mite Sateccmere Weather Along the Const. Mancu 3-9 A, M. Sup rises... Sup scts. ~ PORT OF NEW YO YORK, minca 3 3, 1865, CLEARED. Steamship Caba (Br), Moodie, Liverpool—B Cunard. Bteamship Leo, Dearborn, Savannah—Murray, Ferris & 0, aco” EI Cid, Hobart, Newbern, NU—) chisamehip Yazca, Hodges Portemouth, de-N L Mo. iy, Ricamehip Niagara, Blakeman, Norfotk—N 1, McCready. Steamship Neptune, Baker. n— 1 Bark Hotiving Wai a. Asinwali Pana RR Oo, Bark Case: idad—G 8 Stephen Brig Nalad (0), Wekardson; Cloufuegos--Tucker Lights Murray, Ferris bonrn. Brig ed tg te} Hoos, Cardenas—Jas Borland & Co. Brig K Downins, Nuovitas—P 7 Co Brig Emaloue i. Priest Taltfar— Whitney & Co, Bene Alcora, Talbot, Nuevitas—F Talbot Schr Coral Tale on Stubbs; Turks Is'ands—C & Kaox & ‘Rene F Ro) New Orlenns—N Mf Brigham. Bicauior P'Cadwalfler. Lancamters South ‘Amboy. ARRIVALS. REPORTED RY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS, Steamship Hivernia (Br), Munro, Glasgow Feb 12. and Moville 15th, with midge and 171 passengers. to Henderson Jad con\inual NE gales the entire March % 0 mallow cust of Suudy Hook, passed steamship jowa, hence for @ Rieamenip Montgomery, Lyon, Savannah Feb indae and pascengers. 10 K Lowden. March 1 ry Kaw miles NE of Oa) Lookout, Spmmanant nignals r} ship Marmion, henor for Ch: fa at 9 AM, passed steamship Moneka. to for d Steamahtp Gulf City, Stewart, Charleston, i days, with pene and pamengers, to CH Mallory & Co.’ Experienced len the ‘ontire passage; March t. Ae, nae seumn:bip George "Washiugion, hence for "New OF: Bueamehip faragneea, Grewal, Charleston, Shours, with Tea mise and! pasaencere, tok ni Soa sais eames 62 Re oie Imington. an Janes! Hand. “March 1, lat $668, loo peat} hours, with m: B2k spoke sent Mary bound Steamship Bion 8 Terrr, Benvae, Newbern, with mdse and pasanngers, to Goodsnead & White, Steamship Albemerie, Nourne, Richmond, &6, with mdse and passengers. to NL Morea Steamship Sage - biskoman, Norfolk, with mdse and pansengers. to N iy. i = iow Norfolk, with mdse, toN L eCrend, Steamsbin Chesapeake, Johnson, Portland, with mdse and passengers to.) F Aines, t Stearasbip Neptune, Baker, Boston, with mdse, to Wm P ve, Brig Jenny (iam), Moeptinar, Areeibo, PR. 2 daya.wsth sugar, io A Samanos'& Tae been 12 dave north of Hat teras with N& gales. Auchored in lower bay let inst, Sehr Richard Coden, Rocklai Senr AT Long, Mortis, Providence. whieh arrived 24 inst from New HW B Cromwell & Co (not to Sauwuer OW. Ship ¥ B Patmor, Steele, 18) dave from Amy Bark f ars No’), SAILED. Rtearoehips El Cid, Newbern; Yazoo, Norfolk; bed hips Dreadnought, San Franc pint before 5 eawaliany Liverpool, park Araicum Losdon; brige Biraie. St John, NB. HS Emery, Legho ah Jacket ix at anchor in, Gravesend Bay, ant tina bed position om account of the Wind at sunset NW, fresh. Le. Marine Disasters. a ane Simp New Cwarann, Hedge, aniied from Savagnah Nov for Livarp!, and uae not elqee. been heard. from, "Shp rea itt) tons, was built st Bath, Me, im 1810, and Balled from that port, BARE Canianavas, Lamke, for Bremen, has not been heard from since leaving York, Nov 18. The © was allt at iresnen a 1965, registered #71 tons, and hailed from remem, Bare Axsvit (Br), Shaw, from Baltinore for Cork, before Feporve? put into Nt Geo gas, Bermuda, 9th x in diateons, with dooks awept, &e, would havo to divoha Bae Bras Davao, St from mrenh for Cork, hich put iio Netinda im dinteens, Bas Deen abeisoned CS the underwrivers, aad was to be sold 24th wll. Mer cargo (44 boxes sugar) would be revhipped. Bio Hyrsniom, Simonton, fram Matanzas for, Portiand, at Holmes’ ole, reporta Mat alty lat 34 lon 75 30, Jobh Growiey, of Portland, was struck by lightning and lost Overbonrt, Scie THos Jepennsox, from Havana for New York, ashore at Cape May. Makes no water, Bone Foun Sisters from (tantuegos for Now York, with auger. pus iaio Key Weni 2d inet leaking, She will have to discharge, Bonk AD Souite Romerm from Sagua for New York, Willeh put into Nasfolk beh ult In. distress, was leaking the rate of 780 atroken per nour {i smooth water, He ei ‘water ta wnatied away, main st the bead ail much opened, f find foresail blows to. 20 days from Havana (by Plot boat Chas tt | Yo dilg. As by the Coast Wreckin ° and was bu It at puna Ge 1. whence ahe hails. Sour Many E Keuuxgen (of New cola for Boston, went ashore. ab a ee betieg Vineyard, during the gale on Mond; Yarow ovérbourd hor dock Load, wi fucther damage, She was safely barbor, Sour Campnect, at Savannah 25th ult from » Baltimore, Tgporis on the 22d, of Hatteras, exverienced gale froin, NEe"aoring whicu carried away ove im cabia wit dows and washed the deck. Bone Jour L Merritt, from Raltimore for Potton, ashore on cape Sod fa bally disnaged. ” About 2,000 bushels and oats will be save Scum N E Crane, of Philadelphia, went ashore at Cohas. fet Sd inet and was bay sicained, Dat moat of the cargo of cotton will be saved. ‘Tho body of one of the seamnen whe- was lost has been recovered, Sour Witey Suita (Br), Clare, from New York for Halt. La ashore at Money Polat, near Hart Island, Sunday” niki Sener Gaxtixx, from Now York bound East, in sail to get through the tee inthis end of the Sound, cari away her foremast head, but proceeded. Scrr Wu Paxon—The Now York Submarins Co are at . work on the schr Wm Paxson, loaded with glue, ashore at Montauk Point, LI. Scan Wx F Bunoar, Milliken, from Providence Feb 37 for Rappahannock iver. sed stare hy Sandy botsoen Weawaee tbe hatear aoa, Beaver. Toll. Bhs was ot off at high water without dam ge aad proerdod. Soun Asnoxs Port Monmouth, (Ni, Macch SAR un. known achr, ith corn is ashore off this plice, She is clove to tlie shore, but we cannot get to her ou account of carried ws Svoor Isaac H Roapen, of and for Fall River from New York. with serap iron, which was suuk near Bristol Ferry about four moathe since, has been raised ana towed Visset Asnone—A telegram has peen, received in thie city statin that a vessel camo ashore at Beach, south of Barnegat, near the Old Mansion, on 8 might, As sistadce bus been sent from this olty. Miacellan Purser James Sullivan, of the steamship Montgomery, from Savannah, has our thanks for papers im advanee ot the mail, Tax Wearrge, &c.—The wind yesterday was from NW, with extrema id, the thermometer at the lower end of the city marking one degres below zero at sunrise, Those whose business calls them on the wacer report the nizhts of Monday and Tuesday as the most severe of the season, The foe 1s in great plenty, and very heavy. Four of the South- ern steamera were detained below the Narrows during yesterday forenoon waiting for an opportunity to pass the ice in that place, Except the usual coasting steamers, there wore but few arrivals by way of Sandy Hook. ‘The very cold weather has frozen Harlem River over again, so that persons can cross over to the islands at 217th street. Theice was making all day yosterday, and if the weatber continues the river will be entirely closed up. Long Istaxp Souxn Navigation —Captain Wm Brown, of the steamboat Old Colony, of the old Fall Riverline, which boat 1anded her passengers and mailsat 9 AM yester. day, reports ice from six inches to three feet in thieknent all the way from above Stratford Pomt (seventy miles from New York) to this clty, The Sound was closed at Throgg’s Point on Monday night, and (none of the Long Island Sound steamboats could go out. The steamer Narragansett, of the Stoxington line, came in at 8 PM yesterday; other Sound boats had not arrived at Smp N B Pater, Steele from Amoy for New York, was spoken on the Ist inst, 25 miles south ot Fire Island, by pilot boat Chas H Marshall. Surruewexr for March 1 to the American Lioyd’s Uni- versal Register of Shipping contains a large number of fresh surveys, among which the following craft are distin guished as having received special examinations:—Shipe Alexander Marshall, American Union, Jaines Cheston, Kearsarge, Denna: bark ont, Fisetwing, Florence, Gemstok. Nonparet: Eien, Anna D'forrey, HH Moailvery, Lala, M Madonna, Sharon, &. The nt reo is published by ‘Cape T D Taylor, 3 Wall'and 18 Broa ‘Loss oy Vassris in 1867—We from Captain ymuel sHiarding, of 61 William treet We ews York, surveyor for Bureau Veritas, the annual statistics ef shipwreck pub- lished by the Bureau Vertes in Paris. In 1887 there were lost 8045 vessel ‘eenels, saaloes ad te: 168, 08: jnccenee Ot ee d lost 1433. the United Staten ‘364, France in'1S6, Norway 118 and Holland 112, 145 steamers and 290 falling vessels were lost. Whal Spoken—Dee 19, no lat. 4c, brig Iy, With 100 bbia ep ofl, ail well. Spoken. Bris “ats fon Chisholm, from New York for Calbarien. Fecit Rebecen Florence, from Mobile for Boston, Feb 21, 0 Foreign Ports. b 21—Ta port bark Eliza Barse etek Tarived 16in, 1 pte ro in a few Delano, staples, from as for Cork, others ae before. . steamship Cuba, Dukehart, , dM stramahips Gulf Stream, Bates, XYork: Tib- rt ft imore. “"Pinama, ob 2i—Arrived, steamship Montana, Paras. worth, Pen, 'rAnc'sco. Sailed 19th, steamships Constitution, Caverty, eae Ore gonian, Sulton, San Pranceco; Balvador, Douglass, Contra hol, Cottle, of Bev- ), Con: Ameri Sr donne, NF, Fen 6—Arrived, rigs Mary Curley, Mas- term, Weare mi Harp, Angel, Boston; 10th, Jane, Balt. oes Ann, Bost Ameri Pr anty, winier nyo March 2—Arrived, steamer Joha Gibson, ror! ner Jas # Groon, Inman, NYork, BOSTON. March 3-Arrived, atearmer Wm Ki ned, Hak. Heart snd E Bardett Hawes Tanelers Add fn Phe kick Rt hmond, Vac Below, at anch GriMn, from NYork. Cleared—Schr Transfer, Bunker, Remedios. Nothing went to sea, Wind E to NE, blowing a gale, with hick anor ' ae steamer Zodiac, Rogers, Savannah via New Helow, at anchor ‘tha bag, bark Catharine, from rom Mi br Re TIMORE, March l—arsived. brig Kind r) O'Brien, Oieahomaa on schrs Lucy W. ‘Alexander Jones, Ponve. PR; Lurndon, Saackfore, Bastport: Foun Faraum, Kelly, and CE Moody, Ci ‘lark, Boston ; bey Bentley. Bunnell, New Yorks Meay 627! ‘Tyler, Tyler, and roularius, Gregory, nvidenee, d—Arrived. schre Bnoch Moore, Chambers, and Henry ‘ker, Porker, ‘orl Parker otaer, imer Somerset, Chitds, NYork: bark Amazon, Chapman, tle Janeiro, Sati Ae Rds, (Be. ch d—Arrived. bark Menton for Passed up for Baltimore bark Pille det air: aches fre. ‘Rattl, David Rabeoek, West Indies. ‘ailed—Bries Motion, Porto. Rico; John Wesley, Lisbon ; schr Fane Harwood, Mat :nzas. FALL RIVER, Feb 22—Suled, schr Ney. Chase, NYork. GOULDSBORD, Feb 25—Arrived, schr Sea Queen, Gup. Red Beach for Baltimore, MOLMES" HOLE, Feb 28, PM—Arrived, — Olive 1. Rourke (Rr), Ford, StJohn, NB, for Phi 29th, AM Arrived, bony, jo onchire Seven ste Deal Jnpiee River for Boston. Nora, Tracke, Provideace peal 2a Mares dtm py J Polledo,, Moonlight, £1 f y rom Remedios Tor or How Hohe ‘olive live 1 Ronee. Ford, for Fh. phi; ‘al kard ; Bat Ee or te fest Shieh aalled yewterday Baye ve. turned. Mh with snot 2d, 4 PM— ech Ada Herbert. Gloucestor for Riork_nitpned chains wile “at anchor bear Crose ip: and Epports the deet which loft here youerday at anchor on the hoala: Py 34, 11 AM—Passed by. o steamsbip Oriental, from New Or- Jeans and {avai NEWORLEANS, Feb Dicdrrived (not cleared, as mt amships Fire Queen (Br), wigs Raxer, ae York via Havane: stip dame, Blessingte Eateeher rr. Both Arrived, ship Retchetag (ila), barks Dirigo, tiekbora, Sioekton iy Havana; Jartieo (Sp), Cabs Pradente (Sp). ay Clantuogos. Bstow, ship Indian Merchant, from Ga! Ul ieared—Steamahip nag ho Bain, Baltimore via Havens bark Severe (Fr), Ancessy. Towed to sea 22d, silp Ocean Pear brigs Chanito, Sofa , 15th, ships Lizele Moses. Melicit NEW REBEORD Maren te-seiled, echt Spray. Procior, pel Laid for rig rye om a NEWPO! 28 mith, Borston Teland, Va, for d Orne Yasser oe Emeline McLain, Sleeper, Balt!- trig Franciace Cup Plamy sobre Watelms idence! Winot Light, Robbins, more for Pro Sallod, achre Cart in Jayne, Rrown, Fall River for Balti Frovinentowa for Philadelphia: oorge Boston for Wilmington, NC: Mary A Providence tor Norto.k: Nudab, Cheney, atle, Del: Ei Dresser, Reel Tt Leach Jameson, Chad aA Snow, Antone, Newburyport for. New: Portiand fer Nor New York : Trimouss, Handren, Returned in consequence febrs Laconia, ¥ M Hera, § b at ‘penediot Th Oren, R Leach and othe rt wehen Ploconce Ft Altone Fotier, from Mobile wv 0, Lozior, NYork for Gib'a! Ice A. Randell driek, for Stead rk (or Baltimore), Z Strattoa, MoFaddon, Providence for dU, for Valonein, Nathan fel « hy | Elizabethport, | “March 2, 8 AM As Thick snow storm. NEW LONDON, Fev —Saiod sche A Hatpinond Baltimore for Porton! Bis PENSACOLA, feb %—arrived, brig Monticello, Murray, al tod. Th Cloned, barks England (ite) Mail, Queenstown; hine (Br), White, verpoal Tes EL PIA, March l—arrived beige Joha Weish Angelia, Brot ‘Trinidad; Apollo (Ital). oho, eden ihre sash Bs Batomary Tinidad; tk ¥ Wheeler, Drer, MH Arrived, ste Mormng, Crowoll, Boston: brig nase ty rhs ip Sor TINE Jesee L Leach, Kadicott, ite 7 Morana, Mareeiiles: brig Anite Georue Movlager, Smiiby Trinidads Bride, Broo! 2 see bertional, Caprid Melvin, WAH Cortona task Ben itngte, from Matanzas; another bark, egw, onde Full rage Dele direpiy bade, went int ‘Breakwater to-day, si @ 1 bound a the bay. Wind SE, Sowing. “ROMP SMO Peo ae—cloured, sclt Tookalitia, Stowart, Paint ars Norms + beige Ma acbrs Arthur chanic, me L Hal santo, Mme gin, aad chore, Match l-Sailed, sam ship Peruvian. q Q4— Arrived, steamers Vranconts, and Cerlotta, NVork, PROVIDENGR, Mercw Below, ers Wile Mowe, Hig. Fernandina; Wavchman. Sniih, B Minos 5 ney STiewhdyerney tee arn brn ivnit: Tieahdywiney 4; Samal vy OF Baitinore; Hea) izabetn port mettntion, Hatiey, rerpoot, jo; bri gh fi, St Jobu, NB. sehr Artie Garwood, Godfrey, Fortin ~ { Ferouia (Hr), Wolah: British Queen (Br), id a iy an barke Guiona (it), Holmes, Liverpool; ad: nM, ‘tet sai jt Leena, Poti, NYork, Li ire Lequille (Br, i6—Cleared, paris Por BY Fria Queen of the Weat, Bestty, NYork,