The New York Herald Newspaper, March 31, 1868, Page 10

10 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monpay, March 30—6 P. M. ‘The gold market has been very &rm to-day, and the muctnations were from 138% to 1293¢, with the closing transactions prior to the adjournment of the board ‘at 138X, following which this price was bid. Not- withstanding the large “short” interest outstanding ‘the ri for carrying coin varied from seven to tep per cent per annum, and in some instances 1-32 per diem was paid, The gross clearings amounted to $27,339,000, the gold balances to $1,585,129 and the currency balances to $2,271,351. The imports of specie at the port for the week were valued at $508,371. Speculative opera- tions for a rise are held in check by the con- tunued stringency of the money market, and until the close of the present week there is no prospect of any materia! abatement of this stringency, while it is not improbable that an aggravation of the pressure of last week will be experienced in the meantime, ‘Loans on call were made almost exclusively at seven per centin coin until late in the afternoon, when, the wants of the brokers having been supplied, there was a@ diminished inquiry, but there were no surplus funds offering, and in some instances ap- plications were made for money at the gold rate after three o'clock, The loanable resources of the banks are so much employed in stock loans that they are without the means to discount for their mercan- lile castomers unless they encroach upon their law- ful reserye; and in the event of a panic on the Stock Exchange there would be great danger of these in- stitutions being left the virtual owners of the col- laterals they hold. Hence the necessity on their part of exacting more ample margins than usual, for prices are high, so far as railway shares are con- cerned, and ten or fifteen per cent is easily swept away. The railway share market is entirely without outside support, and therefore sustained by the artl- ficial props of cliques; and in the event of the latter proving unequal to the occasion its demoralization would be complete. The quarterly returns of the pauional banks will not be made up until the 6th of April; but the banks of this city will virtually be in about the same position on Saturday morning before commencing business as they willin thelr statements, and hence they are likely to be free lenders—if they have anything to jend—on Saturday. Last year the banks continued to jose deposits until the 20th of April, owing to r ’ being extended to the middle of April in many instances, Last week was a remark- ere one for borrowers of money, but the present is likely to be still worse. An artificial rise was engineered in the stock mar- ket by the cliques operating in Erie and New York Ceniral, but as it is designed to “milk the street’ there is not much temptation to buy at the advance from the sharpers who are pulling the wires with the sole object of feecing the public and filling their own pockets. Erie continues to engross attention, but nothing new has transpired in relation to leg- isiative or lezal proceedings in the contest, except that Governor Ward, of New Jersey, has signed the bill giving corporate rights to the Erie Company in that State. This dill allows the company in question to “exercise all the powers and franchises of such company” within the State of New Jersey the same as in the State of Yew York, including the establishment of an omce for the transfer of stock. It is probable, moreover, that the bill now pending in the Senate at Albany legalizing the recent acts of the company and permitting the issue of convertible bonds, as the necessities of the company may require, wil) pass; and meanwhile the injunction of Judge Ingraham, of ‘the Supreme Court, prevents the receiver of the pro- ceeds of the new stock appointed by Judge Barnard from taking any action whatever under the re- ceivership, ‘The published statement of the associated banks of this city for the week ending on Saturday corre- sponds in every particular with the figures already given in this column, the changes from the return of the previous week being a decrease in loans of $4,038,653, in specie of $620,941, in circulation of $21,763, in net deposits of $4,666,398, and in legal ten- der notes of $138,008, If we compare this statement with the returns for the corresponding weeks in 1867 and 1866, respectively, we find - following varia- “‘nons:— March 30, 1807. March 28, 1868, Loans + $255, 282,364 = Inc.. $2,095,833 Specie. Inc.. - 8,800,758 Civculation, Deposits. . Legal tenders... Legal tenders 72,158,099 Dec.. 20, 035; 021 There was a fair investment and speculative de- mand for government securities during the early part of the day, and quotations were a fraction higher than at the close on Saturday, but in the afternoon the market lost its buoyancy and became dull. With the return of a moderate degree of monetary ease these securities will undoubtedly experience a sharp reaction from the present depression, and already capital is being withdrawn from the railway share market, at present so full of treacherous pitfalls, for mployment in them. At the close the market was steady a Subjoined quotations:—Registered, 1861, Vit a i Gy eo Ti1X @ 11124; 5-20'a, regis- tered, 5-20's, coupon, 1862, 109% a 2% 8 108; do., 1865, 10834 a 10844; TJaniaty and daly, 10654 a 106% deo., 1867, + ; 1040's, registered, 100}; a 100%%; 10-40's, epon, 100% #101; Juue, 7.30's, 105% a 106; July, T's, L054) @ 106; May compounds, 1864, 118; august September, do., 116g; October do., 116, cominencement of business the stock market was firm, and at the early session of the open board Erie sold at 7: and New York Central at 123, At the first reguiar board Erie and New York Central were active and strong, but the rest of the railway shares were neglected. New York Central closed 1% higher than at the same time on Saturday, Erie 2; Cleveland and Toledo 1, Rock Island 13, North- western preferred \, Fort Wayne \, Toledo and Wabueh 15%, Milwaukee and St. Paul 1, preferred 194, Ohio and Mississippt 4, Pacific Mail 4, Atiantic Mail 2, Canton Company and Western Union Tele- graph ;, while Reading was % lower and Cieveiand | ane Pitsburg %j. North Carolina sixes advanced 3 per cent, mew issue 133. Government secu. rilies were firm but quiet, After the call Erie ad- vanced suddenly to and New York Central to 1253;, mainly in consequence of the bears in those stocks taking iright at their firmness and rushing in tw cover thelr « At the open board at one o'clock Erie sold at 747% and New York Central at 12324. ‘The only Weak stock wos Pacitic Mail, which declined p 102), At md regular board the market vomntiney strong for railway shares, and New York Central closed 1)¢ higher than at the first regular board. ie 2%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 1, North- wesiern preferred }4, Fort Wayne \, Toledo and Wabash 1 and Western Union Telegraph )¢, while Ohio and Mississippi waa }f lower and Pacific Mail 14. NEW YORK “HERALD, —. MARCH 41, 1868—TRIPLE SHEET, Montana sold at $1 40a $2; Smith & Parmelee, $2 55 ‘2 $2 65; Gunnell Gold, 90c. SALES AT THE REW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Monday, March 30—10:15 i» M. oreo US st a ie ait jens NY ‘Ceainal hie 18 do. a alee i e = a se) tas ino cs ie a Fat : 10006 US| i #3890 vs i 10100 US 18, SESS be 3 SEagees ite 50, 600 400 BB a” ito D8 1 @ 10 do os Bamana doit pa FAC a & 109 ‘te 98 1000 Chle & Ge Etat m. #854 100 7 lina @aexc 63. 50 87 23 100 88 5 eg 0 Hy He Ze 13 56, tbo i Paste apie a 1 i 8 Co. B00 “Sid foes 300 Det, Lack AWesitit nd 501 Obto & Miss RR. DI A 1500 ios 1000 a1 100 aL 400 ror, Wa bis | 2 300 Ob Shion RR.DIS a Half-past Two o’Clock P. M. 0000 173 6's, 5-20, r, "62. 106% 500 sha NY Central RR. 1337; ete aes Py eae too 400 do bod Lad 50000 U 8 él sean 103 120 - 14 % H iy 140 800 do, 1d 20 Mich § & Wind RR. #01 Ft # 100 Chicag 8 400 Chicago & NW pref. 764 HY Mil & St Paul be S33: 10 58 100 MN & eBeul RR) ee 4 200 Tol, Wab & West RR. 100 do «DBO 500 Pitts, FLW & Chi BR 1g Ho Obio & ie RR.. a al reas Ci 68) 100 Pomaaty UnionEx iB Ei NY cel RR, 283g 0 sa COMMERCIAL REPORT. MONDAY, March 20-6 P. M. Corron.—Consequent upon the very favorabie cable ad- vices from Liverpool the market for this stapie opened active and) 3c. = lc. per Ib. higher, but on account of the liberal offerings closed with a part of the improvement lost. The demand was almost entirely from speculators and exporters, The sales were again large, footing up 13,044 bales, including 5,866 for speculation, 4,100 for export, 217 for spinning and 2,762 in transitu, Annexed are the closing quotations :-— Uplands and Mobile and WV. 0, and Florida“ Memphi Texas, oridinai Low middling aa Middiing. 27% Good tuiddiing: 2 CorrER.—For Rio there was some Gemand; but the firm- ness of holders restricted business. Sales 250 bags, ex Merri- mac, at 12}4c., gold, in bond; $00 do., ex Aquila, on private terms. Of other kinds the sales were 400 bags Laguayra at I7gc., gold ; 134 bi Hon, ex Lord Nelson, and at Bosto bi packets Javatex Ratabowr oa priemcterae ne FLOUR AND GRAIN,—Receipta, "398 bbls. Ho our, 2,400 bags do 412 Dols. and 1,558 bags corn meal, 460, bushels wheat, ),878 do. corn, 13,441 do, outs, 2,900 do, malt and 9,088 do, ba ley. ‘The four market was frm under @ good det ee prices tended in f¢ mye the fected atm aligh demand at fuil Rye flour was frm, Corn meal was moderately native, with sales of for Jersey, #5 75 for white Western ai wine delivered. We Superfine Btate and bbls. at 6 1 $6 30 for Brandy. uote = Common to 975 Hound hoop Outo, shipping 10.00 Round hoop Ohio, trade brande.. 1 60 St. Louie low extra... 10 00 1 50 r) 15 00 1 00 14 0 % 715 5 90 610 80a — ‘export t and prices advanced 2c. a Je. per bushel, closing frm ndvance. The sales were obontee Ab 62 425 0 82 No.2 spring im store, ¥8 for No. ha mised” with “re gs No. 1° $2 87 58 for ‘do. deliv- fred, ‘6315. for.’ California, for white Canada. Corn was dull and lower. The sales were 50,000 bushels ui 125 a $1 27 for Western mized #1 20 0 wh 33 for white, $1 29for yellow and #1 37 for old mixed Western in Sore,” Gata were sraser. ‘Tae sales were 96000 Suayels a: te, asic, instore and 8c. delivered at weller's option within Wwoweeks afloat. (Rye wag quiet) but firm, with sales of 1,500 bushels at +1 90a 91 92. Barley was doll, but held at fat prices, Batley malt was unebanged. Sales 1,500 bushels tate at FREIGHTS were rather more active and higher rates were obtained in some cases. For vessels suitable for the rain rade there was an improved demand. ‘The engage- To, Liverpool, 540 Dales cotton at 8-164. ty tnd peratenines 15,00 bushels corn at7d. and 600 bales cated ty Téd.. To. London, 23,000 bushels wheat at 6x4 Mo this. petroleum at 6s. and'per steamer 400 bales hemp 3ae., 300 dlercen beet ni 66. 6d. acd 100 boxes Dacon at dO To Glatgow per steamer, 15,00 bushels corn at Ogd. To Bremen per stedmer, 7 700 ‘bales cotton at 2c. and 1,800 bbls, rosin at 38, The charters were :—An Italian Dark tothe Mediterranean, naval stores, at 0c. ;an Itallan 406 tons, (v Cork for orders, grain wt da, Os, a 6d. 36. and risish bark, 1,860 quarters gral, same voyage, at the same wore withont change of moment. We quote es in Boston 0 160 bales im lote at Ie, a heavy weinhts, dull, but unchanged at 20ie. a Me. HAY Was Ti x ke, 8 Ke, for shipping and bes 8 ol 40 fo Hore conttehet in ti test tage but steady at 25c. a 600, for 1567 crop ; lc. a B5e. for 1966 do. ; 0c. a 4c. for Bavarian, HEMP.—There were ho aales reported of any description, Prices were unchanged, MOLAsSRS.—The demand was light, but full prices wer: asked. Sales 90 ibaa, ‘Cuba muscovado at ble. NAVAL BT ~The market for spirits turpentine ruled firm, bit the business wee again light. “A wale of 13 was made at 66c., the market closing at 680. a 67c, onin—The market Was a trille more active at about former prices, Sales were made o} rained at $ H aa a0 1,300 yy do. a the dock, at 0 itis "i to pe fy mall lot Chol 8 5a aie re guiote corn crane 36 95.505; No.3, es) 8 » thc Aad oa Wiimingtou tar was steady at §5 25 tatra do. 88 Mendy, at S118 a $1. pork, 515 do. beef, 305 ahd. 396 Kegs ard. ‘There to-day, and a te. Guwny Bai IBKe. @ 19e. Teige, for light a: GUNBY «Hae be! O11.8.—-Linseéd was dall, but Other kinds were duil, but uncha Puovistoxs.—Receipts, 99 bb packages cu and’ 11 do. was rather mo in the market for por Hight advance in prices was established new mens closing at lund old 0, at 2376. The sales ware bis, at Tis f0'a 695 10 for new me ai for old S30 a Hab tor “ 1,280 Dols. new mess for May at #5 U5, veller's were dull at I2qc. a 12sye. for city, quiet but steady at #140 $20 Tor plain mess nud for extra do., with sales of 100 bla, "Of tlerce beef ere 250 tierces within the range of $838 987 for prime ‘So a $40 for India do. Beet -hams were whhout thy change. Sales were made of 50 bbls. at #36 a ut uivate the demand was light, but prices were steady a Itc. for dry and pickled shoulders, 13c. a 13\;e. for 4! Joct w Ibse. For pickled hama, 17c, w I8e. for atuoked # Ive, for bagged, Bacon was held with frmness, ‘migh sor er, Sales 300 boxes at Iie. for short clear, and 12ge. fo Curaberiand cut, Lard continued In prices were lower. The sales were limited at 15Ke. a 16%e. for No. 1 to kettle ren- igh quiet, was generally held at caller, For ded the demand tho market closed lower, at 5c, at which 1000 | Dbie kere sold; mbout- 300, bie bronght 26¢ Free 18 dull but heid @ trite firmer; we quote staodard adie. In Philadelphia the market was dull: sales andard white at 24}4e., and 1,000 do, for the urst rime me 320 50 4 21 for prime and facluding Crude, tho sales. 0 bb rmucnt securities were dull and an eighth jower in some instances. At the open board at haif- past three the market was dull but steady, and Ene sold at TaN a 7 Rock laland, 99 Michigan Southern, 89)¢; New York Central, 12344, and Pacific Mail, 109';. Subsequently the market reacted down- ward, an A at 757%, and atthe close, at six clock, the foliowing quotations were eurrent, the apecuiative feciing being at the time unsettied:—New York Central, 122%) a 12255) Erie, 7324 a 74; Reading, Northwestern pre- do Fort Wayne, The forelya exchange market was Grim, at ap ad vance of about an eighth in the owing to a diminished supply of cotton and prod bills and @ moderate inquiry from tmporte Rankers’ billaon England at sixty # were quot at 109!¢ « 10944 at three days, 10a 11094; commer. chai bills at sINiy days, 100.0 10955, ‘onsois and American securities were quoted thus m London to-ttiy and om the previous @ates men- te March 30, Consola, 93 a 9D Five-tw ” a= Jitinois soa = Pie 454 a — ‘The business ansactions at the Sub-Treasury in rates for steriing, | Sales 5 a lye. OF jar cha 10%. held at previons over was steady at Iie. @ 1840. Timothy was $2.40 a #2 60, and Fough flax at @9 86 a @2 Jat. For raw the demand was not very active, but ives were wendy at 1ONMe. alle. for fair to good refining Dub The sales wer J omy at 10%c. a lige. for Cuba ‘also 231 boxes, part at 1840. 416: Te. for powdered, 0. & We. t white, and IMJge, Wor bot nit, the gales comprising 126,000 is. There were no wales, and et prices were entirery nomionl There wos Sut a very slignt attendance at the | ton mart yesterday and property went off very . The follwoug are the particu Gay's sales:— 2iots, @ 8 Sth av, 504 ft Of 19th st, each 100, each. ‘ f lots, #8 109th $i, 100° TE e oF bth av, each 100.8, CACH. sees esses 1 tot adjoining, 26X100.5. 1 lot adjoining, 26x 100. 26% 100. One gore, fronting on Fifty. secon street, Seventh avenue and Broadway; size on ym -second street, 3 feet front, 115.644 feet rear; on 75.6 feet, and on Broadway 77. 104 ret; Owen O'Con- $2,805,861 101086, 425 Total receipts. J oF customs a+ 000 Jr seuldl noteetoy 301,000 ining shares continne dul’, and at the first board | tor, $54,150, Saath - Oftcint Transfers of Renl Rat The following were the oMcial transfers and leases in, fe ‘tabbed 4 of popular vengeance. majority. to loan its pean and North vig a Railway; also $15,000 oad mile to the Bango! id Piscataquis cures the bullae of be both roads. cide yesterday morning at the he had been taken from the Walker House on ac- count of temporary insanity. REAL ESTATE MATTERS, | ste pecenged yesterday inthis city and Kings county, s ceauh ic mara Bare ‘pts 8 cor isd Orchard st, Ww 8, :, oF +26, 000 Peart at, No to, Te-loxde.pxatexd8 ds Rath tyeoe 80 f ot Bt, 20K75.....11,500 Rivington st, o St Mark's pl Meer }3,2s.. West Houston st, 8s, ftw of Macdougal 8! 10,0}¢x1-10x73.1x10.0%17.5 ‘Wiliam at, No 267, 33x32,3x: is aii 17th st, n 8, 144 ft e of Ist av, 25 26th st, n 8, 603 ft w of 10th 28th st, 8 8, 108.4 ft e of 3d av, 30th BI ft w of 2d av, "25X44.10... ft e of Madison av, 25x3¢ biock 10,000 fle caer ay, 25x} block. .10, me fn AV, 25x98,0 F 9th av, 25x100, if 2d av, 25x 100.5. if 2d av, 16.4x100.6, 6th av, 20x100,4, 6th ay, ° =o re Soo iF} 5 scsast 388 ay, Near! 34 bile. st, D @V, 26x90.11, 127th st, 8 2178 ft e of 7th av, 250x99.11 Gb py end 2d st, 8 e cor, 230x100.5.. ath av, Ws, between 1iath and 16th sis, ana of 114th st, 10 sce Nos, 1,247 to 1,366 inclusive... oy ‘nth av and 126th st,n Ww “cor, 125 8th av, ws, 11.4 ft nm of 63d st, eS carey 1th av, eB, LEASES RECORDED IN NEW YORK, Elizabeth st, Nos 48, 50, bcihind each 25x90, 21 pivision oe Toes, a years, ve +f ‘0 63, 2 year... + 1,680 Fulton st, No 124, ‘arth flock fh Fulton st, No 126, store,’ } S Years, per year, 5,000 West Houston st, Nos 267 and 269, 2 years, per Waverley j jace, No| 5, 5 5 years, Der yea 9th st, sa 125 fh e of Stl av, 2oxhalt bi year t, No 208, 3 y 127th st, 8 8, bet 3d al pee ‘Nos ‘820 and | 322, 10 years, per ; ‘year. oth av, No 207, 5 years, ia yea, ‘TRANSFERS IN BROOKLYN, Adelphi st, ws, 402.7 ft 8 of Fulton ay, 20x100, Atlantic st, n 8.65.8 ft e of Bond st, 16.8x100, Atlantic st, 1S, 83.4 ft e of Bond st, 16,8x90. 4, Bartlett st, n 8, 60 ft e of Throop avenue, 20x60, Chapel st, ns, 175 ft e of Jay st, beset 2, Dougiass st, 8 8, 235.5 ft w of 7th av, 1: 124.8x86,04¢.. Eckford st and a Green and Franklin sts, 8 W cor, 25x05. High st, 8 8, 176 ft e of Gold st, Ixiorxtsioa ii % +200 Hooper st, 8 8, 234.4 ft w of ar AV, 44,8X100. 1,600 Jackson st, 125 tt w of Leonard st, 25x100...... 500 Keap st, ns, 122.4 ft w of Bedford av, 44.8x100) . 800 Keap st, n 8, 211.8 ft w of Bedford av, + oe axioot bs Montague place, § 8, 125 w of Hicks st, 25x100,. 6,500 saey st, D 8, 165 ft w of Franklin av, 19.10x Sackett st, 8 8, ‘Yoo tt'e of Smith st, 40x90. Union st, 6 s, 92 ft w of 6th av, 75x95. North th st, 150 ft w of 4th st, 25. South 9th st, 100 ft w of 4th st, 25x100. 9,000 4th st, n 8, 352.1035 ft w of Sth ay, 10X200,..... 8,200 15th st, n 8, 122.1034 ft e of 7th av, 100X25x05x8 X35X18.6, 20th st and 9th av, sw cor, ioox lai. 8xi00x1 Clermont av, € $, 232 ft 8 of DeKalb av, 20x11 DeKalk av, 8 , 100 ft e of Throop av, 25x100. + 5,000 Fulton ay, ns, 48.4% ft woof Oxford st, 57.5x4.11 X20X15.04X07.6X20.... 500 Harrison av, w 8, 25 fn of Gerry st, 25x10. 300 Hudson av, Ws, 41 ft n of High 8t, 61x123, Hudson av, w 8, 41 ft_n of High st, 20.6x61. Hudson ay, w 8, 61.6 ft n of High st, Hudson av, w 8, 123 ft n of High st, 41x61, etn hae ane 8 | _ < my e of Nostrand ay, 1 Lafayette av, 88, 306 ‘tte of Nostrand’ av, 18.9% Troy av,e Bi 0.49 {t's of Pacific st, 14x60..; EASES RECORDED IN BROOK LYN, Franklin Pra w 8, 60 ft 8 of Java st, h and I, 25% 10 years, per year 4th av, No 138 first th Fiatbush av, No 162, three story house, years, per year. . NEWS. ITEMS. A car loaded with horses on the Vermont Central Railroad took fire on Saturday night near Montpe- lier and ten horses were burned to death. During the excitement a portion of the stock leaped into a stream and were drowned. on stock was the George L. Hall, of Sci Property of ituate. Abraham H. Mills, the cana! boat captain, who murdered Patrick Malone in Buffalo, August 13, 1967, waa pace oo to that city from Grand Rapids, fichi: in jail yesterday. Mills claims that lalone in self-defence and fled from fear The city of B: or Me., voted yesterday by a large ‘credit for $1,000,000 to the Euro- road, Asa C. Briggs, of North Dover, Me., committed sul- olice station where Died. Cornerr.—On Monday, March 30, THOwAS CORBETT, aged 48 years, a native of Clonme!, county Tipperary, Ireland, The friends and acquaintances are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday morning, at ten o'clock, from his* late residence, Bliasville, near Calvary Cemetery Le GRanamM.—On Monday, March 30, Epwarp La- THRoP, son of John Q, and Elizabeth A, Graham, aged 7 years and 2 months. ’ Notice of the funeral in to-morrow’s papers. Sroornorr.—On anus, March 30, CHARLES P. StooTHorr, aged 2 years, 10 months and 22 days. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o’clock, from No. 1g) Fulton avenue, Brooklyn. For other Deaths see Bighth Page.) SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York--This Day. Moon sets,,..morn 1 01 High water..morn 1 36 Weather Along the Const. Manon 30-9 A. M. Weather. Port, Port Hood Halifax Portland... Now York Philadelphi & Wendt Bark Hellespont, wrtigeh, Cagiz—T H Gibbons Bark Stampede : Br), Jewett, Havana--J E Ward & Brig Helen G Rich, Strout, Arroyo, PR—Warren Ray, Brig Maripora, Leighton, Caibarien—Sin pp. gig Router, “Covel, Bamiivoa er Ditican eColl Sehr Mary Stecte, Hi Nebr DS Withusis, Hita Schr Abby Thaxter, Lane, eat, Sawyer, Phila nah, New Bedford. , Burger, Stamford. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THF HERALD STEAM YACiItTs, 1, Liverpool Maret eng? ), Macdo pis Movalie 120, with tmdve and 5a rienced strong westerly « « ton 38 a, "heamship City of London, bound 2 anderson 25, lat 4819, Steamship John Gibson, Winters, Washington, DC, with mdee, to Phillips & ears Steamship Uuilty, Farco, Georgetown, DC, % days bound to Provincatow:, Mass: pat into this port for antine, Has anchored at Q Couch, Richmond, with m. Steamship Hatter MeCrenay. Steamship Dirigo, Johnson, Portiand, with m me. Steamsbip Neptune, Baker, Boston, with mise, to Wm!’ jan Francis é nip Twitight (of Matte), Rowlan with mdse, to Sutton & Co. Carried away om the po vom, forevopmaet wend, fore and. Tula top infopgniiant aud royal yards, rang oretogs and tore deck house, ac. Dies ia‘ier Toombs, colored couk, 94.5, lon Bf 44 W, bark Seyiie Htalene, dam, mm Valparaiso for Liverpool; Feb’ tu, int 38 44-5, lon aw, Fock, W6 days trom San Frauciscs for Haver, Feb al, iat SBBOS 100 31 10 Ws ahi Con‘erence (Br. 4 dys trom Callao (ar Cork Feb ayia £2478, Sou 3h 0 Wy snip John Bryant, 36 96 aye from Cardiff for Ualiao, eame tune, Breinen bai 8; March 25, lat 9417 N, lon 71 16 W, sleamanip Mi sesapy New. York for St Thomas and Kio J w Wher since coming north of \a\ 9. Eara Nye 7b miles SB of Sandy Hook ciate Conaellation, Sears, Liverpoul, Feb 6, with mdse to arom. Ue dnebored atthe Suthweat Spit. ‘of Alloa Jenkins, Padang Deo 4, with incountered. a severe revolving gale io the lodian Ocean, been 9 we of Bermuda wit rong NB and NW 1th inst, lat. 9594 loug. 6 White Swallow, of Hoston, from Manila, ork, 9 days out; reported baving lost almost an oder steam and canvass, trom The & had heavy ok @ pilut from boat Of new rails in the Indian Ocean. ieee Below.) Bark Montezuma, Hammond, Ponce, PMy 20 " TAP A Dwight & Co. Alexandra (Dab), Verdon, St Croix, 1b 5 “Bark Strath bare ‘of Leith Clark, Harane, 17 én sugar, to Jas 10. Hed’ very heavy weaitie cag or 2 tusks int 9841, ton 721% a0 ore 4 Tesh ‘ri Reimers. Was within ad "saline of Faendr eg 3 un tna, ana Was sriven as (ar s0Uib astat S37 bag >". strong Wasi the entire en “Beh bigagren, Cal Marry x mn 10'days nort the bead diate ara ead gear, Wilmington, NC! Sid, tat sof a easel's howe, pointed yhlto wih vo Crandall, Umpray'A'Go,” the etn n't coat ai se ation of and tee Venient ete inthe nua gereralvenaeia ie a pore ot cit ince for Guy win fom ateam Det note Be)» are palaied ith all her aume,'bad bea buts shart Ca Ht Partaipy watrogsd and time tn that situation. Brig Firm (ir), Lenulteur, Rio Grande del Sul, 86 de 000 | with bidew, wool ey to Geo Moke, Had strong gales on thig ality a4 cof Barbadony Hout, Pare, March & with rubs 0 LAB Amelnck & Ob. aint an a in : rienced a tremendous ball storm and ‘quails, wi trop inches at atima, wind {ron sW'te NW aa Tat 3930, 7 43, spoke briz tris, 10 duya from Barbados, for Boston} aa ,iat 8821, 1on 71 17, signalized brig Lydia Sole, ateerlog wht s Bogota, Lindeley, Aspinwall, 18 days, with hides, de, joBtls Lord of the Isles (Br, Coumans, Jacmeh, 20 days, with logwood, ood, 08 Brewis souk Cor ‘Experienced beaty wouther all 4 Cox, Cienfuegos, 2t days, with sugar, to weed a Br very noagy weather apes Ae ai a Schr Allen Mi iy de dot Pray Becton Apel Tampico Feb 2, via Matanzas Mare emp master, Had very heavy weather ; a tora dal aren Peal Pat into Matanene for pro ae. 1 Sebr Carrie A Cia Kehoe, Ui Hond, March 14, with mahogany, 4c, to G Wessels.’ 1th tat, bad’ very heavy NE ale tn ich bi pi foresail and jibe. one dare with pagans Ae to) olen? B oavor NHaveet jehkisa aver where she ie, bound. Been’ € dava north of Hatteras ‘with Heavy NE galee; 1h inst lat 3850, lon 71, passed’ a venacl Botlata uptapparestigin seboones cf poral oes busthesy was unable to gain any furtner particulars, Schr E D Endicott, Endicott, Satilla. iver, Ga, 8 days, Schr Caleb Hf Van Name, i Name, York River, Vi. raha, In Schr Lotte, Tavicr, Foil 15 days, with coal, bo a to Boston, Jou gat, ook a gale fromm which blew with di sea ye ing 8 it, alley and stove, age. vessel acrons the away ua cinee ae Me Sehr Hester Davie, fine za beth port. Schr Victoria Creighton, Schr Thos H Fale, Phillipa, Elizabetiport for West Farms. Schr Foam, Homan, Elizabethpori for New Haven. Schr Heary B Drew, Miller, Elizabethport for Bridgeport. Schr Marla Fleming, Willits, E:izabethport for New Lon- ‘Schr sJ Woe og ag heel for New London, Schr G W Ri bethport for Boston, Schr A M Perry ia eigen rt for Norwall Schr Daniel Morris, Hemmingway, Elizabethpori for New Ber Jelaon Carman, Smith, Georees Banks. Schr George W Pierce, Brown, Gecrges Backs, Heal ge Banks. Giover ‘Banker Suey Behr A L'Fitch, Gates, Porth Schr Fraatus Brainard, Well Schr Old Chad, Tukell, Portland, Schr kien Forrester; Atleny Rock’and, Sebr Vieksbarg, Kellock, Rockland, Schr Z Snow, kmith, Rockland. Schr Bengal, Judson, Rockland. Schr Harriet Terry, Edwards, Bostoi Schr JC Fiteh, Alten, Boston for Pi Schr Viola, Sherman, Boston, Schr Flight, Crowell, Bostou for Phitagetpht Schr Robert Richu Ph. Schr Clarabel, Stu Philac Schr Thomas Ellis, Kelly, Gloucester. Schr Charles, Low, Gloticester. Schr Milton, Raymond, New Bedford, Schr Mary A Rowland, Fuller, New Bedford. Schr M H Reed, Benson, New: Bedford for Phiiad Schr Rosctas, Hatield, Fal! River for Phitadelp! Schr Clara, Barrett, Providence. Schr Goddess, Kelly, Providence for Filzabe:port. Schr Warren & Nelson, Snow, Providence. Sohr Anna 8 Brown, Fitch, Providence. Schr Emma Ware, Wemyss, Providence, Schr Trade Wind, Lawson, Providence for Phitadeiphia. Schr Globe, Gearing, Providence for E:!zabethport. Sehr Angeline Vancleaf, Heath, Providence. Schr Whistier, Keath, Providence, Schr Jonathan Cone, Crosby, Pawtacket, Schr Kossuth, Burgess, Newport. Schr Bellona, Baldwin, New Haven. Behr The Union, vaipple, Stony Pott t Sehr Catharine , 8T Wi ort J Schr § Sehr Townsend's J Schr Hero, Hutchins, Cold Spring. Schr Loretta (wreeker, Curtis, from wreck of bark Persia, at Fire Island, ‘The Austrian bark Georgia, arrived 29th, is consigned to Slocovieh a Stith (uot aa betore reported” The brig Charlotte Buck, from St Louis, WCA, arrived Sun day sas t, had fine weather up to the latitude of Bermuda Mince thed strong W and NW gale Left no Am vessels phia. Delaware, Pela BELOW. Shin Ben} Aymar, Sawyer, from Montevideo Jan 23, with wool and hid Bark ‘Tease, 63 days from Buenos A: a A alg from Braaiii-SAil’ by pilot boat Char- wallow, 110 days from Manila. one eae Freeman, from Liverpool, to Williams & aa ent yen Fave, 18 days from St Thomas (by pilot ra hay bo days from Rio Janel: P Bae Terresins va ea Fallce Yo 1 1 Lawreaco, Offes Also a Prussian bark. Wind at sunset NE. Jour NO, 51 WALL STREET—ROOMS 2%, 25 AND 27. The following approved masters have received commissions from this association Nos 641 John B Miner, ship Prima, Donna: J Morrell, bark Rosedule ! S421, Henry B Twam- oe Ba rent Bow /5426 William Larkin’; 0415, Andrew Jobe jis, Andrew Jobn- Marine Disasters. STRAMER GLAUCUS, from New York, before reported ashore at Block Island, came off midnight on Sunday and proceeded on ber voyage to Boston, She sustained no injury whatever, The Glaucus, aswell asthe Neptune and Nereus (all belonging to the Metropolitan Steamship Co's outside line between New Yor! joxton), has three water-tight com- partments, and {@ a very strong veseel. pAZZAMER Cogurere, stranded on Long Beach, NJ, was ‘aud Glled. with water within fifteen minutes afier the Nrtck. "The New York Basmarine Company have discharged the carga, The weather has been very unfavorable to wo! on the wreck, the wind being from the eastward. Though t bottom is out'of her, yet Captal A) a Waters, agent of the ng in ae of sav re below Boston and Hom, drew tao, much imped out Sunday Torenvon und was taken to the end of Long wharf, where the remainder of her cargo will be taken out, She ¢ free with one pump. “After the remaining cargo, m has been taken out, she will go into dock for repairs, BARK Ono, D: a! abandoned. The O registered 211 tons, wi NS, {n°1868, from which port abe ly Banx OTAGO (of Rockland), ran on the reefs of the har March and was Jamaged to thi 9th for Sun Francisco, hore at Fire Island, was driven further the storm of the als, and the sand being fell over on her side, It i@ uot known do,‘tet probably by filing her with eed ‘ia gelting her off, rom 8 Francisco, ‘un early part of ot of ¢)W. She ieft on ‘up the be: aut from what the registered 117 tous, was bah from New York SOUR ATALANTA (Br), Lacheur Feporta 20th and ast, fat fond, sprung a leal warks and *prung fore Sour Davin Fausr, Lord, lo alenk while lying at the wharf, was being rec oe ft Rokidn from Jeremio 28, m Lebanon, Del, for New +; bad been disebarged Mth, Scun BELLE, struck on mnidd an day last, but came of tm A Charleston for Darien, king barily. NB, wa he add Inet by Dig Italy ndition, The Italie falifax Qth, ‘The © A at Cornwallis, NS, in 1865, and alien tn, with 0 My from that port. hott Neerie Conuten, Currie Feb 16 for Minititian, is rep iled from Aspin- a telegram trom heltepec, ho date or giveas. ‘The NG regietored A7l wane, Was built at , and hafled trom that port. t Fall River, from Pone yetween at 30 and 2h bear Key Went ath inet aa t aiticulara jath, Me, 1 PR, reports had he pin inst, ad Ej Va Tout dec iit storm am loud; jib and forseal), sprang Tore aad touin yale, staysail aud stove Dulwarks. Sc MARY E SartH, from New York for Philadelphia, before reported ashore wer Del has been got off, and was on her way to Philadelphia A NM Jéth, A Ba scunof about 150 tone, nearly new, with a cargo of lumber, bas been picked up near Hog Ieland abandoned. In- formation conceruing her may be obtained by addressing & Green, Green's Landing, Ma, (The above is probaly Bx sehr M P, from St John, NB, for Hoaton,) SOMR ALICE M RIDGEWAY, which was capsized at Cj May during the gale of 20th inst, sailed from Tuckerton ga the jon. Het crew, who were all log, conmnied of Thos McCains the mate (his brother, Wm M Mec. nd Betty, or the schooner wrrived at she load ot gravel for Philas d and the unuaual severity of the gale apsize, The AMR was built by Phato & Ricgeway, and wned by them aid Drad Price, of Tuck yw ies bottom up on Flu g Creek sh few talies above Cape May light. The body of W y came ashore on § and will be gent to bis friends. The builof the AM R will be saved, MILFORD, March 18 Put {n, ship A pool for Baltimore, very loaky Miseellaneon Lavsenro— At Bath, on Tauradad, Palmer & Hawi-y, chr Congress, of ‘about 20 1 bg the bet! apotis, from Livers a rudder spi" owned Whalemen, At Ss Helena | bark John A Robb, Jenin with 200 bbie oi! At at Honoilt prov to 7th inet ship Onword, Paige New Bedford, with 30 bble sp and 2hdow oll | Allen, Pieree, of do, 120 do wh oil ; Massie us clean, by Vis from on board ship Marengo, Lith, of New Bed: ford, reports her off Whytoctacke Dec 14, nuthing since leav- ing Sandwic! Ii Tslands, vonnd west all wel, Lower Californ CLARISSA ANN (ir), Marshman, from New York for | * yardot | a ‘Yan 12, tat 23 8, loc 51, bark Spartan, Gifford, of ort of oli, Sb, big Vermont, Blastnn eee for Catlao, Feb 17, tat ahlp Florence crence Nigh ee Richmond, from Liverpool for 2, fe Parana sTont Gadie for r Buenos Ayres, Jan tt Jon. M rags York é days from Baltimore (yr Bats", rch | Os}on, Mac» &o 4 beter voce OM Wii dias! sat aie pilos boat Charlotta West, Nod Canpiny, Mrrh 18a 4, WisHame, N¥ork ; Gaps, Humphrey, Nene antes Freak’ Warion, Lincoln, eat March igo ‘M Williamaon, Barnard, New DENAS, abcut March 2i—Arrived, brig Alice Starrett, C. Bo per, Nore. ter Sarah B Hate, Hutchinson, a port north of brig BP Sweet, Lawrence, Baltimore, echre Jose ae bina, apon Eorth of Hatteras, Alsska, Strout, fr INPERGOS, about March t19--Salled, bark Loch Lamar, on rigs Harry, New Yorks; A:varacc (Bri, do; Teresita Dea March 16 Arrived, Argonaut, Steengrafe, London for NYork ‘and anchored) Of do 16th, Jonathan Chase, Chase, rom Antwerp for New- port. Pr Gtemacran, March 9—Arrived, Mary Campbell, Parkiss, ome ar cht arize i: ate, Gor and Alex Wile \— Arrived, M:ante, ith, Ardcur, WI lew Orleans; k, Phinney, oN Vor. pilauavaa, March 14—Arrived, Orvar Odd, Christiansen, LVOET, March 15—Arrived, Enoch Talbot, Merrymap, cielo na Satled ae es serpsiehore, Petersen, Philace!phia; Rival. area March %—Arrived previota, schrs Alice C : aveti Go Crome Pensacola; Maracaibo, Henly, Baracoa (aud je Balled previous to 9tth, bark Addie Meadamns, Partridge, NYork ; brig 5 Marrinm, Waterhouse, Sagua; schr Lena Hume, ‘Ashby, NYo rv tas 1, March 9§—In port tr Fashion, for NYork, I iy POOL, Mara Arrived, Pe eter J sormson) New He ne pyn ss ea eKadtewts Liege on; 17 Heth a Ful and, Hammond, New’ Orleans; Jobo Geet ee rie Roacot Weert San Francisco. lea a edi (8), Watson, NYork; Cordova, (#), oe he Havre and N Clea Jellersony New Orleans; Saliote, Sout al Maty Scott, Uilchristy NYork Bancagua, Craigie, ‘rancisco. Ent out 16th, Cubs, (8, Mood for NYork, Ea Fe cn Sit Ly Ma re es, Mo! eavaitioy Feb TiSaile : Arbutus, Turnbull (from ork (hay Arrived at do Jen 3, dona N hing, Swap, Calcutta (and left Feb 18 for Wer aa “Gaulteid, Boston, Sailed Feb I Warrior, L Lunt, Bomb MAZATLAN, a a ‘Thorndike, San Francisco, Matasdag, March gio bark Woodside, Edmonds, Ardrossan; 28d, brig Ellen Maria, Hoxie, Apalachl Sulled 21st, Darke Andaman, ‘Baltimore ; ‘Abstatner (an, Elderkin, i NYork brige ‘Gascatelle, ¢: Carlisi (Bry Melver, sport uortbeat Haiteras; 29 rown, NYork; schr Thomuas Fish, Willey, ahi ‘March ——Arrived, brig tha Nafeul Thomp- Niwront, March 14—Sailed, Albina, Waofetar, and Lizzie Morrow, Baker, NYor! PORTLAND, Maach 16—Put in, Sancho Panza, Hagan, from Havre for New Orleans. Balled 16th, Frederik Scalia (from Slettin), NY ork, ¥, March 15—-Of Topgallant, Philllps, from Cardiff arch 14In port brige Alpha, for NYork in a weeks "Nellie, for do day achr Neplane's Bride, for do in * Balled 14th, briga Gipaey, NYork 7 Towner, New Haven. STJAGO DE CUBA, about March M—Arrived, schr Ri Jute, Parson, Brunswick plot boat Colonel Kearney, Gibbs, joston, TAMP1co, Feb 29—In hrs Tampico, for NYork, ldg; Newt rtha Ann, for do do, Tunian ps Cosa, about Maven 18—Arrived, achr Mar- shal Perrin, Packard, Boston, Uritia, Hond, March 14—No vessel Bath, March 4"-In port bark James ers Erett, for NYork, © (rm Latrot pen STRANGELY CITY oF BostoN.] Axrwenr, March 17/—Satied, Albert, Dewia, Dewis, New ‘Balled from Flushing {fthy Jonathan Chase, Chase, Cardif Bonpraux, March 16—Salled (rom Paulliae 6th, Willy, Schellose, and Jose ine, Forbes, NYO Bumwekiaven, March 13—Artived, "Neptune, Hirdes, Mo- xiauions March 14—Arrived, San Bartolomeo, Munoz, leans. GENER, March 12—Salled, GT Ward, Nilvey (or Willeby), jadelpbia. poaDity Mach 12—Arvived, Dover, Stilphen, NYork; Chief, arouby, TARDEEY, March 16-Satled, Arlington, Bartlett, Shangbae; Emma E E Lltchfield, Crockett, and Leith (s), Barnetson, New Dest, March 17_-Arrived, Constantine, Creevy, London for NYoik (and anchored); 18th, St Lawrence (s), James, nd for London (and proceeded). Passed by 17th, Provector, from Peusacola for Hull; Josiah L Hate, Norvell, froin Shielda for Caicutta. Dulin, Match I¢—Arrived, Frederico lo Srevo, Gross, ork, moriEt March 16-OM7, Beqring, Law, from Honolulu for Geascew, March 1i—Arrived, Lovea e), NV. adtAnwrent Mare 17—Suiled, Rival, Doewes itoen (lite! , Bost “Tien ‘March 15—Arrived, Atlas, Coombs, Mobile. BURG, March 15—Arrived, Bavaria (@, Meyer, NOr- rwar Odd, Christiansen, ton. Bedier, Weller, NYork. Balled from Charleston Io: Liv in. —Arrlved, Irene, —, San Francisco; 17th, Barepta, Oliver, Moulmein via Falmouth. Salled 16th, Joshua Lorin; Ds Loring, NOrieans. Entered out With, Island Light, MeFee, for Baltimore; Alice Venard, Humphreys, Bombay; Algonquin, Anderson, do, Loxvox, Marsh 18 Cleared, Agnes, Campbell, Boston; Acie, Friberg, Pilladciphia: ore piaiacas Hare Ii—Balled Vinco, Cameron, and Velocity, . NYork, Newoaertx, March 16—Fnterod out, Memento, Hoy, for RrDF, 1 W, March 1—Salled, George Peabody, Churchill (irom London), Bomba Sr Nazatnr, March Pib_-sailed, Gor Lengéon, Daria, Car- American Porta, BOSTON, ch 38, PM —. Arrived, echrs Atalanta (Br), La- cheur, Jeremie via Inagaa; DS Merahon, Ayres; D8 Slner, Huntley, and Jas Saitersiwait, Phiinde:pbin. Cleared—Steamer Aries, Howes, Philadel; are upker, J Jacmel; Annie J Russel, Steamers Concerdia, Geo Appold. 38tb-— Arrived, bark st Dominique, Doane, Messina; chr L 4M Reed, Steelman, Georgetown, Di B0th—Arrived, steamer ra is Watson, Liverpoo!; brij eee eae Li aong! us, Morgan, NYork, Frived 80th, st BALTIMORE, March It—Cleared, schis" avid Babcock, Goleord, Matanzas; Commerce, Moran, Bangor ; Wenona Gray, Lynn; Freddie L Webb, Greenteat, Portland; General Banks, Fitzgerald, Providence; sloop Whippowill, Hammond, Sing Riled=-Brig Flattie. Schr Josiah Whitehouse went to s S04 bark Antigch about same date; brig Echo 24th, ST, March 4—Arrived, brig Jas Davis, ‘Staples, Ma- “CHARLESTON, March 9 Arrived, sehre T G Smith, Lake, and DB Warner, Hortou, NYork ; C G Pettengill, Allen, New ‘Orleans. red—Ship Southern Rights, Williams, Liverpoo! Arrives brig JW Woodruff, Haskell, AH Edwards, Bartlett, Philadelphia: AP Cra: mer, N¥ork, In the ofling, ship Giariston (Br. from Live PeCleured—Bark AB Wyman, Wyman, N¥ork} brig Teabella Bearman, Brown, Piiladel iphia. Sailed—Shi , Hancock, Savannah. FERNANDINA, Mach 21-Arvived. ach Chioftein, Rathbun, Charleston for clic Ga, put in leaking. Geared 20m, ache ¥ Ww’ i Foner, Lines, FORTRE. ie 3 March 30-Arrived, schre. Water infer Malumory: Emma, Baltimore for Bos- ir Portland; Paragon, for Weet revalling, and the steamers the roada for a harbor. schrs Mediator, Ga, “thoes ory and Rosetta, Hatt betas ten Weigh Hogan, NYork; sloop Ke- GALVESTON, Murch 21—Arrived, achr HA Hunt, Comp- ton, Boston, ‘Clear urs Stephon $ Lee, Milton, NYork, Right Bow- rs, Boston, ived, atramer Virginia Sherwood, NYork. per, Avery, Liverpool; #chr Ciara Ran sta Mareh 24—Arrived revious, schrs 8 H Nett Does Ryder, Bos- ton; Aon’ Bayles, N York. learod previous—Schrs Laurel, Wooster, Providence; Co! JT Sprague, Allen, Smyrna. MOBILE, Marcl/ 24—Cieared, polacre Nueva Angelica (3p), Rivorag, Barcelona, NEW! ORLEANS, March 94—Arrived, steamer Oriental, Snow, Bosion. Below, coming up, steamer Saida (Fr), trom Carait; ships Marcia © Day, Chase, from London; % Whitmore, from Liverpool; Advance (Br), Morris Mobile; N Boyntos y pier, ‘from Havre re( Forlols, Lg Bordeaux; schr Geo A Pierce, Farrow, rro Clentuegor Cleared M—ShIp “ Br), Andi laide sp). Miranntle. Panchito (3p w, Liverpool; brige Ade- ‘Calzada, and Pradente pone rived, steams! rs Joun Ht Perry, | far, NYork ; John vohra J Trum Lamartine, Butier, Phiiade! Kelley, : xe awyciy vi IRE, March 27—Arrived, sei Nadab, Cheny, Gibda, Philadeipbt HEM Revd, Benson, do 1d Chad, Brown, Philadelphin. March Ys Arrived sehra S Appingn Emily M Wells, Kelsey, a) in; edwin Font, jaraphee; Wienat, Cal — Arrived, ache RH Daly, Saun- ders or Bostan md sailed), Le ee March 23-—Arrived, ship fona (Rr), Christie, Mobile, barks Cavour (Nor) Jengea, and Lathe (fuk, Bre man, Mobiie, Wacourta (Hr), Frarzier, Carthage: ships Chance, Fina, Mobdtie; Amuline, Brodiee } Pylon, Cleared hy Malion (Br, Wildgooae, Liverpool. PIIDADE LENT A, March 2 Paar Five, soxrhalh pette, Howe, S¥ore! bark Ocean (Nor), Heslopen, Lewis, Obester, Gookin, Porth Cleared—Sehr Gock, McDonald, Mayaquer, Arrived S05 —Schre Blue Jacket (Bry Green, Halifax, NS; | Jag Tt Moore, Niokerson, Boxto Lawes, Dei, March 38,6 PM-—The fotlowtn te are at the Breakwater Bark Sam Sheppard, (oF Clonfuegos brigs Herald, from st Jago for Philadelphia} Cyclone, from KY: vor rn. chr for do; ale a) and Hertha; brigs O MoGilvery aud FP Stewart, (rom Philade Ph tny bout tt sobre Frank M Providence, Or. oman, from Tangier for, Provid fetta, from | irginta for N¥ork setta, from Virg Fanny K Shaw Philadelphia for do. Wind iga Apoito, for Glasgow, and May Mun. bath trom Pitadalphtes wrrived at the Abner Taslor. from Georg veh Sipping Point for do. Wt) Auidegeiod, from town, Poly Prive Geo rnd Tit tor’ 40 bey tor weet elained at the E and stormy. BR -Ariired. eear J PROVIDE NCR, Marck 98 Arrieed. steumer | ary, Phiindriphin: prlry Vilage queen, fucteon: ®t thom: | ¢ ark, Fowler, ag Smith, Bilzay Nyor | RIC +4, gebr Annie Rowtand, Hw, dawn! a re SAN ERAN CHSCL Morner, Ni ork via Wh sailed Muh, «hip, ra, ene lteg, Liverpool! barks Halton at 4, Valparntdo { 6th, Omat, 1, Sta Wateh (Br, Kerniah, Cork : titoustn Fr, Kenge SAVANN, ai March a ant Harmpien (Br, stig, Havadas big SALEM, March " Hey) De vior ' | been completely enced | the winter mont, soe Billow, Grace, Etizabetbport; Leocadia, Pooley! baer NGTON, NC, March ¢7— rst BCowpers, thea, Hoxton Nepork Wh Pech iene Bonen. Cleared—: Clys eater, N Yor! 28tb— Arr ser slockparts aB achre Maria vi Hi NYork. tami nce I Lockwotd, St John, MYork. —s DISCELLANEOUS, epee SE YOUR ACQUAINTANCES W WHO HAVE USED OFFS MALT EXTRACT and they will recemmend 11 consult a physician who uname of owe of it agg be will urge you to use ft. ~~ ome ek ‘The respiratory organs are ea by ite ‘dee, ant should those be infected ty phiecm or ulcers, drink HOF?'s MALT EXTRACT, Warm expectoration wi} then take place, which wit remove tbe complaint with the very germa of the disease, Por ccnaxmplives there fe co better bealing agent than thia bighty celebrated drink, and ite soothing effects, ix the wanda: of a grateful eciferer, are “felt Itke verllatle beading aim ‘upon the sore uns.” Ji te ao enemy to all Vigers, and) gently solves the phiegm within the tormented Drenst, besides: giving appetite and sound seep. s Such affictions from colds as Coughs, Hoarseness, Brot: chial Irritation and False Voice present a mulliform field upon which HOFF'S MALT E2TRACT works out blessings ‘to the sufferers, hots ' Mr. Bogumi! Dawison, an hoar previous to hie first appear ance upon the New York stage, was quite hoarse, He drank of the same, warmed, and bis hoarseness vanished | | completely. Madame Parepa-Rosa, the vocal artist, rarely appears before an audience without having first cleared her voice by a moderate draught of the Extract. A. hmoctnued wih oitee power rset ta er powertul vegetal Bil tee W AT'S SANGLER KILLIAN RER sci is SM sein natal canes of Chseuios Rerctiignes RyPRICIa eo Urinary Diseases, aa well as Skin Diseases, A medica! gentleman inquires if the Resolvent in 8 cure for 8 germatorre, i Iunpatence, and Discharges from the System threaten THE RENOVATING RESOLVENT, when prepared under the old rocens, cured many persons in this city and else- where, who, from self-abuse, Nad almost placed themeelves beyond the’ echink cure, but_who were cured, and since’ married, hare childrén, This is good evidence of ite powerfut curative and fruitful efleacy, bes it pipes purines n uperior to mau Sarsaparil! these d to the powerful, atimu- ising ing and. iitecurizoraung edect of the true aire DALY an fe-invi BARSAPA. anes ESOLVENT. So quick is this remedy in passing into ine phon st thet it may be detected in the blood and urine in ten minutes after it is taken. Io ordin Pimples, Blotches, Worms or Insects in the Skin, Black Spots, Sores, Eruptions, wc., a few doses are ull: lent to make the skin clear, smooth and healthy. dt ageravated Diseases of the Skin, Sores, Ulcers, Fever res, Saltrheum, Syphilold, Secondary or Primary, this rem- aoe cures permanently; and bas cured after the treatment ot Ricord, Velpeau, Du Bary, of Paris, and the aame treatment in this country failed. (For the theory of cure see Dr. Rad: Way's new medical book, "False and True,” now ready.) Alsc many other diseases not p' roper to mention in a public adver- tisement. But so powerful is this remedy that physicians, who formerly had no faith in Sarsaparilla, are now deeply in. lorested in its wonderful eGects, as prevared by Dr. Racway inthe SARSAPAMILLIAN RESOL It is acknowledged to be » supertor cure than Buchu, Juniper, for all diseases of the (rio mt der oF Uleriite. O aad the only sure cure for « iceration and Denese D of the Kidneys. 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