The New York Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1869, Page 5

NEW YORK CITY. THE COURTS. Owing to the calendar not presenting any cases for trial yesterday, or that counsel and all others concerned did not wish to “adage of the outdoor enjoyments of St Pat ‘wok’s day, 60 auspictously heralded by beautiful BHefore Judge Curtis. At the opening of the court yesterday Mr, Malcotm Campbell moved that the court adjourn over till thia ‘morning in consequence of many witnesses and igre desising to participate in the day’s Judge Cartis concurred, and im adjourning tho foo eal think it ia proper that the court ~ ghould lol a ‘until to-morrow to enable those attendance here, who desire to embrace a same, parcel ate in tthe fait ities of this day, so great and religions history of the people of Tt is ait ‘at avery tribute should be pais to leroic race, wilo, by M4 ‘valor and industry, ve done s0 much to maintain American instita- tions. Let the calendar oF to-day be that of to-mor- Tow. : COURT CALENDARS—THIS BAY. Court or Saunt oe peegtons —Retore Guoning Assistant People 8. Bedford, bala grrr wa dames Meehan, Sears “George i pe a gary Siinniiecs Wi tony Le, baa py pone Re false nces; Jobn eG fo ring, Soci at iri ‘Bora pin, geasine goods by Ptuller, burglary. ony INTELLIGENCE. ‘Tar WeatHER ‘¥s1ERDAY.—The following record will show tie changes in the temperature for the past twenty-four hours, as indicated by the thermo- meter at Hudnut’e pharmacy, HskaLD Building, Rrosduag, coruer of Ann street:— 3 ; P. her oh ee hed P.M. Average Average ceaperat re, ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.—Y esterday morning Frank Muller, aged seventcen years, living at No. 652 Broad way, accidentally shot himself in the right leg. His wound was dressed by a surgeon, after which he ‘Was conveyed to tle above number, » Tar Derxcrives! IMpRoa.io.—Yesterday Captain || Jobn 8. Young, chief of the detective police force, Sent in his resignation of that office to Chief Clerk eth Hawley: bot as there is not a quoram of the Boar resent in the city no action Was taken in his Py 18 quite certain that the resignation will be per Hoo CHOLERA.—Dr. Harris, Sanitary Inspector of the Board of Health, reports no new revelations m the case of the cargo of diseased hogs received from the West. (n Tucsday he saw the entire cargo decently interred iu the rendering tanks of the New ‘York Rendering Cowpany, at the foot of Thirty- eigbth street, North river, and did not leave the remises until they had been boiled into somp Farab Raitnoad CasvatTy.—Coroner Flynn yes- terday commenced an inguisition at No. 49 East ‘Twelith street in the case of Walter B. Buckley, a man who died from the effects of injuries received on the 8th instant, Deceased was coming to New York over the Bae Railway with isaac B. Buckley, @nd soon after leaving ¢ arier's station a car frel; with . the oppouite direc- having become displaced on the bed of the car, struck 3 Se nats car in which the Buckleya were through the es One of the ans pc ay in di on the ae oe ankle, crushing aud mangling it very le Was brougbt to fue city and placed tn the Rew York Hospital, but removed to wen: jay. Deceas years of age and a native of New York” 8aLB or Custom Housk Goops.—An auction sale of goods remaining in the public store waa held, ‘under the provisions of the law regulating the storage of merchandise, at No. 113 Pearl street yes- Sertag. TDA see was held by order of Collector Bm’ The goods consisted of a het boner of 711 lots, Of various articies, in very imaginable shape, valued wt from fifty cents & 0 g880 each. Catalogues of the lots were pro- vided purchasers, specllying the arit the marks on them and appraised valuations, ¢ auction room was crow with purchasers, The bidding ‘was lively, most of the lota selling for more than the valuations, The packages and trunks of “per. sonal effects” were ali sold at mone prices on 1dr ly anticipating the pro! fing zor ovr ently an re snc, their purchases. ‘eon Jota of no ae yeworts, in cases and boxes, were eagerly eae and sold at nigh pricea. OLD Pustic ScnooL No. %, Carystie Street, WEAR HesTeR.—An, adjourned meeting of the puplis Of this school during tho years 1826-46 was held in the schoolhouse on yesterday at half-past three P, M. ‘The meeting was held witn the object of making Qnal erran; ita for the “First Annual Dinner of the cominence ny ‘on the meetii the pila of the joement of the a @ohool, under the direction of Brotemr George wi uw arate: some choruses ot racy. Letters were then Astor House on the evening of the Kae and that members wio have not contributed to the fund as i will be obliged to report before the 27th, Hes, tions extending invitations to the itatives or the New York HExaLv and other ra were . Governor Lit ‘and Mayor Hall are to Feceive invitauions, After a pleasant and Interest debate the meeting adjourned at five o’ciock.» Joha V. Harriot, Esq., udent of the Pre inaurance Cony + Bl and Joseph Tooker, acied as secrotary. GENERAL Sociuty OF MuCHANICS AND Tuanrs- MEX.—The report of the Finance Committee of this organization, which has just been completed for the ‘usual annual transmission to the State Legislature, gether caggrntoers ti the association to be in very heal! condition, During the een year there were recaived trom all sources, rents, initiation fees, awards of insurance companies ae $94,679 90, while the expenditures were $32,150 67, ge eerie 42 aa the excesa of the receipts over tures. The estimated receipts for oe year are o pzat00 i which of course does not Clade bequests, and which may ‘ears the amount, : b= pe og om seat | ene alte meee SS see rir ei pie RU Sex age ona 5,290 were added useful association and more success- Cononsne’ Cases.—Mre, M. Phillip’s died at her residence, No. SM Kast Sixty-third sireet, and the attending physician gave a certificate of death ‘which was far from being satisfactory to the Board of Health. In his certiacate the doctor set forth that Marosmus and convulsions had caused death, while @nother statement, entirely conficting with that theory, was nmiade to Registrar Llarris, ef the Vital Biatwitics Bureau, As ba beeen Memes quite mixed, Coroner Rollins W to make av investigation, Dr, Joba Woesn'w will make a post moriem oxammation on the body, when the cause gs death will be determined to certainty, The age snd nativity of deceased did not re, Coroner Rollins res, yestenay led to hold an Snauaeas Over the remains of Bridget O'Brien, who dee.es No. 406 Ls ges wees te sag go that s sone ae Tea, hie may have occasioned death, Sct ect al \ Teare, ot ae, Raley, ea Mary wontun, f died auddenty re =] rexiden: Street. She had been sufforin, Oorouer Flynn wae called 10 Hold an pit whowe hems wan i New derway: aoa reve mee JI) in hin oMice yesverday moming. Dr. Josoph oe Och sea ee be was mud tbe fends — julia Nolin, ete oF No. 46 Went Sevantecgen | NEW YOKK HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1869.—TRIPLE SHEET. seas ares es Soveres meee cra et Ses POLICE INTELLIGENCE, / Branning Avvnay Berwaen Bors.—On the 234 of January last Michael Mullmore, 9 lad pitsie vote ‘I Jersey street, and another boy, named Richard bp D eneeiee. cain. Sa a eae tt is ie breast, inflicting @ severe and dangerous col effects of his injuries, Justice trial, ‘their an; fo anawer in default of RETOURNEZ CHEZ-VOUS MON All. Ap Unfertuuate Elopement and its Unfortue nate Sequel. ‘The readers of the HERALD will readily recollect the interesting case of elopement, where one Alfred Adier ang Madame Julie Calvert, of the gay city of Paris, left ita pleasant confines together and accepted an Mlegal union in this city, recently published in ita columns, They will also remember how tne erring couple, after a brief sojourn im New York, ‘‘fell out;’? how Monsieur taunted Madame with infidelity, and how he rather summarily relieved her of valuable dresses, laces, shawls, watches, diamond earrings and golden coin amounting to several hundred dollars, Again, they will recall to mind that Madame had the sparkling Frenchman arrested and taken to the Jefferson Market Police Court,'when he aston- ished the justice on the bench by claiming that the articles were his and hig alone, bought by his funas and extended to her in conalderation for her friend- ship and love. This announcement rather made the case more opaque than otherwise, and the Tesult «was that the misguided Alfred was sent for was free. Instantly he “rejoined Madame ut No. 108 Waverley piace, where sue had removed daring his incarceration, and then there was trouble anew. Alfred vowed, #0 runs the story, that his persecution by her had been malicious and at the instance of soi-disant frienda, and ried becoming alarmed at his manner, rushed, ran, almost, Ly to court, where she obtained 9 warrant that a! noon trom Justice Dodge for his arrest. She was greatly excited, and pretended that Alfred had de- signs upon her life. “She very well knew.she was dead,” as it was expressed by her. The warrant was pl laced. in officer Leaycraft’s hands, and he visited the locality nmmediavely. He found whom he was searching for, and found in ad- dition thereto that the couleur de rove of their exist- ence had fled, and bickerings were the order of the . ‘The oillcer endeavored tu explain to Alfred that he'wanted him; but as he is unable to under stand a word of English, this was difficult. Then came the warrant from an inside pocket, and the poor deluded man, now catching at the meaning of the oiticer’s visit, Ded across the room and tried to escape by fomping from the window, in which at- tempt, had he succeeded, he would have suddenly terminated all,his troubles, aa the window was just Tour stories from the ground. A quickening clutch and the would-be suicide was saved. His arrest fol- lowed, and yeserday he waa arraigned to answer the charge as preferred by vivacious Juile. Jt was @ Scene to move the most callous hearted bemg tu the world. ‘The charge was ludignanily qenea and satisfactorily disproved by the accused; but bis vehement statements contained paught but loud allusions to her for whom he had leit an in- teresting taily in Paris to sojourn with in America, it Was the Madame s wishes that he should be kept away from her, as she wes afraid would kill her, but “I would ueverdo that, nor her. Lhave given her my.all, and now she wants to leave me,” responded Aifred. And, “Yes, Judge,’ assured the interpreter of the court, that's the troubie; he loves her too well, and she wants to get rid of biin.’” At this juacture Justice Dodge settled the whole dimeuity, which in tue end will probably rove the es saving & life, asking her If she would bofaad back to {rom the 2,500 france cose ive ny poet — te, her willingness to do indly words to “Go home, our mie and child and leave This bere.” ba 10 oui,” respons red, and smilingiy he went back’ wo the mn to awalt the prisot pon pv at of Lae come Pereire, of the French line, ma Saturday, oP i em be sent to bis home, where, aS ts PY ie hoped, the lesgan—te bitter les: has received at the hands of impressive ent not be a Sata as ulle left e court at this period, Jubilant, b perragy Hyd hand over the francs lor Alfred's aiternoon, only too glad, apparently, she had not failed in the dernier ressort adopted to prove herself the “better man.” These parties leit Paris on the Lith of Febru- ary last enrcoule ior New York. Julie is twenty-five years of age and was divorced from her husband (a comission merchant) in that city, at his appeal, one year before sae eloped with Alfred. The latter was dental surgeon in the fay, capital, 1s wwenty-seven years of age, and left behind him comfort and hap- Diness when he jomed tus fortune with obd Jule, He sees it now, EROOKLYN CITY. TUE COURTS. UMTED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. Neo Cases Roady—Jury Discharged Till Tace- day. ‘The March term of this court, Judge Benedict pre- siding, was opened yesterday at twelve o'clock. No cases being ready the jury were dasharend ull Tues- day, rotor) inst, pratt B count adjourned, UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COURT. The Alleged Drawback Frands—The Defend- ante Reat—Rebutting Testimony, Before Comuisstoner Jones. The drawback case came up again at two o'clock yesterday afternoon. Several witnesses were exam- ined for the defendants and some testimony in re- buttal was introduced by the government, but the examination was not finally disposed of as was ex- pected, CHARLES B. MATFIRLD'S TESTIMONY—CALIED POR DICKINSON. To Mr. Wood—I know Dickinson, and have been in his employ as foreman in his factory; I have often seen him write, and know his a sa ag 9 shown to witness);—the of Fr of oer Pi pears—( 47,303 shown witness);-—the 4 ot G. N. Thompson, rever it, ‘appears with, this claim, 18 not in Dick- fason' handwriting; K see Thom more like Di cnoee MEA MiNATON. handwiting thau die other, ‘fo Mr. Parris—I read all of Dickinson's while he was a Parellingy don’ vy tink tuink pasate teh oo writes & light hand, orang TT 3, SURSRLL, RDCALLED. To ae, hag am ee fe yp iting; she signature Rogers does not et aon hand; Feud hot recognize tt a fon 5 it has none of the ve of hand; the Thompson signature does not ook & at all like Dickinson's; | doa's think he could write that Way if he gnould try. GROSS-REAMINATION. To Mr. Parts—i ama cousin of Mr. Dickinson; I ras tp Lis Seplen = several months; I have olten seen him write; the writing in his books loons differ- en from aia aun cain with ‘a that I eee te War ea ties of 1% if he should at- wo ai 3 1 was not familiar with his while he was with Hesenber, and | have been footer ‘with it for only about a year; | took no par- ticnlar notice of his Nand til [ entered his employ. ‘To Mr, Woud—The ts on the drafts wit which ¢ a ciniinn Sach pond are hoe in Dickin- fon's . WAM. RATPIELD HBC gnT0 ME. Wood—Dickinson eould not have, wrttién endorsement the draste which the Russ wore paid ti wo “which Thave REVCUTING TRSTIMONT-“LORENZO X. ARNOLD CALLED FOR THR GOVERNMENT, ‘To Mr. Ooice in Broad street "7 arse tw Fenty with Riesenverger two in the mining business; ereiuod kinson tp wi pergees 1 alled up blanks for Kieseu! rat his request; t the papers to clati x ra Ditektuson: roth ae name of @. x ai oo wih eh ke fe Sittan oh wha Sh ag nae J band the rt of the draft the mek any and g and ort cna cased the hea A \ bat shou ‘ ihn tee on the dr 1) inson's hand; 1 aa' au was Danae ¢ ot onpson to the Gum foam, 44,934 shown i ene» t fied up the i Mea 8 name ‘wus not’ Ww filed. then ° pame . F Rogers to the B ; 1 don't tho a ay fach man; never knew the claims fraudulent wi wwratie the Seah of the business; | came inte th oMoe then and saw Rienenberger eighing daiés vo th chums; | beard Conversations Velween DickinseDn an Kiosen berger Cy | the cumini; | did know titat an wee Date, wad thet G, N, Thompson was too; La suppose thas ai the claiou T wrote were fraudulent 5 5 seEee : i j We iis ee 22.6932 sages .- 5 3 25e oe HH itl oowreetate te ro away; I ax thie time ilencrger cute ten days; it was about two after co there that Dickinson came. ia eg gave me $100; liad previo given me $100, and. sa! Dickinson that T had d lone a good deal of writing Stor ee eee Takes Once tee was put on T-made up twenty or thirty papers al put on; je up twerity or told; I was in. the ‘oflge dive oF: six mouths; all the money I made during that summer would not ae to “tie $500; the rent ro ne was year, payable artery he in fds Lacy reer paid th the t rent on the er August and the Im of Sen one the desks belonged to me and Riesenberger; my sign was the only one over the door; Riesenberger had the private olce; I was not e to any of the per Tdon’t know A 2388 Se what Dickinson did with the ab the time £ got the check pale. sup) popes were bogus; when I Canepa pia draft nat Tgot at the Ofice I knew endorsement of Thomp- #0n"8 naine on the waeets not made by Thompson. Adjourned to March 23 at ten o'clock, An Alleged Uniawial Dealer in Lottery Policies. Aman.by the name of John Riley was brought up yesterday morning on a charge of selling lottery | aoeag in the Eastern District without huving paid the special tax. Riley was discharged on his own Tecoguizances to appear jor examination on Friday SUPREME COURT—CIRCUIT. Action of Commission Merchants to Recover Advances, Betore Judge Gilbert. Danii H. Baldwin and Others vs, Roswet 8. Bur- Troughs and Others.—This case was partially tried the 18th of January last, but in consequence of the sickness of a Juror Jwent over for the term and waa again taken up yesterday. ‘fhe plaintiff in tne action, partners as commission merchants in the city of New York, under the firm name of D, H. Baldwin & Co,, claim to have entered into an arrangement with the defendants, by which tho former were em- ployed as the agents of the latter to ship 1,000 bales of cotton to plaintidy’ correspondents, Whitworth & Brothers, Manchester and Liverpool, for a coin- mission of one and a haif per cent upon the net proceeds, and to insure the same against marine risks. Under this arrangement, from tue 6th of April, 1886, to the 20th of May, 1866, there was advanced, by the plaintiffs to the defendants, upon the cotton, ia anticipation of its slipment and sale, the sum of $28,000; and there was aldo paid by tie Plaintiff's $246 79 as premiums for marine insurance; and the defendants on their part, 1b was claimed, promised the plaintiifs to retund such amount of the bums So advauced, With interest, as might remain due the plaintitts alter the realization of the net pro- ceeds of the cotton, Under thia contract 255 bales of cotton were placed in the hands of the plainutt, which were sent to Whitworth & Brotiers, ana, after crediting the net proceeds thereof, there re- mained due the plaintiffs from the defendants, on account of their advances and _ payments, with tuterest thereon, and on account of tieir com- missions, @ balance smounting to $17,240 21. The whole of this sum was claimed by the palutife as due them, with interes thereon trout April 1, 1887, with the exce] [pee Of $4,643 33, paid on the 30th of May, 1867, by Heury McClellan, one of the defend. anis, The suit was brought to reeover this suin of ere Ce the balance of the amount advanced by onde aetetice set up was that the defendants were ignorant of the existence of any such iirm as ). H, Baldwin & Co.; that in the montn of November or December, 1865, they made several jomt pur- chases of damaged cotton, amounting to 400,000 pounds, in which they were jointly interested, for ne purpose of arying and fitting for market, but otherwise; that there was no partnership for the and ‘shipment abroad of any cotton what- ever; that two of the defendants were partners the the of drying ww mongers 4 oes sor e purpose of drying ani for market burnt ere cotton; that the to ndants put Jivered a large tw the plaintiffs without the knowledge of the real own- ers or their consent being given; that this transfer was made on the condition that the platntiils should Gipone of Ca Bb the consent of the firm of chard & C plaintiff, in peng of ment, ‘without tne eet se of the colar the cotton ata sacrifice and than one-third the values to the damage of the ‘Gefendanis of $50,000, ‘These damages deiend- ants claimed a8 a set-oif and counter claim against any claim the defendants may establish, and asked pid AY judgment to the amount of their counter claim, costs. ‘The evidence on the part of the p picintict wap putin, the case was opened jor the defence and the court for plaintiffs, Fvarts, Southma! the deiendants, A. b. core dead dd and Choate; for Joshua Van Cott. After the cailing of the calendar yesterday morning this court adjourned ull today ip honor of St Patrick's day. COURT OF SESSIONS. Before Judge Troy and Justices Hoyt and Voorhees. STRALING TBA, A young German was tried on a charge of stealing ‘a chest of tea from the sidewalk in front of the store of Long & Soles, in Myrtle avenue, on the 19th of January last, A ia er RLY Stecigcay ry was found at Fulton ferry, with th byte is possession. Not being {ble to account for was taken into custody. a seeing he tee tools ‘Son found in his ‘possession. —. ‘was found guilty and remanded for on A COUPLE OF SOrLivrens. Annie Hays was tried yesterday on # charge “ stealing silk to the value of hinety-nine dollars fro the store of Lockett & Oo., in Fulton in She, company with All went in there an by for ba eae at — but ae not cuncinge to purchase. were leaving the clerk missed & piece ot silk, and’ anda the women to the door, the missing pi from under the shawl of one of rats ll Annie Hays was found guilty and Maggie Alien pleaded guilty. aa were gven three yeara and seven months in the State ison, A BuncLaR THaT Drpx’r Coven ms TRACKS.—Thomas Smith was tried on a of into the house of Mr. Nasli, No, 20 Kent @venue, im January last, and stealing a hapa ll . box therefrom. asthe lar Was making his from the house he awoke Mrs. Nash, who iat ate = the alarm. ‘hero being sn0w a the time, ar the ground Nash called an officer the i At; sage to his Needs Bo eimou treet, Saute boots fitted the tracks ay he Was taken into custody, The jury found him guilty. COUST CALENDAR—THIS DAY, Surnnus Covrt—Cincoiw.—Nos. 1i, 27, 40, 108, 170, 176, 176, 182, 42, 66, 82, 83, 98, 04, 96, OC, 108, 111, 120, Mi, 10, Lal bat 106, 271, 186. BRUURLIN INTELLIGENCE. A Viermman Pamoaniovs1: ¥ tn Brigadier General Calvin @ Pratt, formerty Colonel of the First Long Fp eng ag hor oma mntes et bis residence @n Madison street, noar Frankiln ave- ‘nue, from the recs of an old wound which he re- ceived during the Peninsula campalgn ia 1862. RE-ARREST OF AN ALLEORD HignwAayMaN.—About @ month ago a German barber, Casper Frey, wae on his a bayou through Bush street whenjhe was ac- costed at the time of the District i i harged. Restores Mah ate Ae ate ht committed to await comin of toe Grand ixgpatares’ Howe ron Kivos Courty.—-This in- stitution, which was opened October 10, 1867, bae received since that time 961 patients, of which num- der 160 were maies and 101 femaies, Of the men 74 oamanakaes 10 aingie and 19 widowers, aud of the single and 81 widows, Orne entre emumber te t had sed, oree prerenl com. mitted to nanny Gare on goeh pant, Daw Femetnes FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ded eins prateetel yak Y war Wrpnespay, March 17—6 P, M. the resin uo the at yea ce ‘The condiuon of she nopey market for the cusuing iF } three oF four weeks 18 problem which Wall sirect . Speculators and men. generaily are, deeply concerned to solve, In previona Years te nelghhor- rosie ood of | the 1st of Apri bas witnessed the utmost | 50 La 8) siringeucy im Money ag a consequence of the pre- inten jon in tl ena tion of the new butidings: on the “twenty ax acres bought for pein nena near Led Hamilton will be commenced, and for whten there ia now @ building faa of 5s, 8900.00, Gach Serine mm aly ch iene the Mastropu ihe ‘The building eat a ‘one of Poe asas “tg tbe paration of the banks for the quarterly statement, oa m the United aedboas the fustitutlon doubt- | as well as from the fact that it is great settlag =| nee and drinking of 10- | usy of the country, when morigagéa'become due REAL ESTATE MATTERS Tn sympathy with the partial holiday which dis- tracted the attention of a very large class of oper- stora the offerings in the auction mart yesterday various enterprises which have becn habitually suffered to te idle through the | winter, either throngh ‘the cessation of in- | quiry for the articles manufactured or through | pacite Mail. werelight. The however, was fair con- NY aires te day, and the result Of the sales Indica, and cold, im the great mii! interests of New Engiand | Krie..... tive of continued firmness in the market. and the mining interests of the Middie States, Our | Ke*Pme- give coda sae banks at the present time are pursuing @ very con- Auction Sales of Real Estate Yesterday. BW YORK PROPEETY—BY A. J. PLE) SON AND CO. a jad 63, servative policy. They are not im a condition to ex- pand their loans, and therefore prefer maintaining & contracted policy in order to be ready for 2 call from) the Comptroller, There was a shade more of activity made ‘of ‘full seven per ‘cent The “street” ‘has become #0 wise from previons expe- ‘ience' that a fear of high interest rates during ‘WeEpwxspayY, Merch 17—6P. Mf, AsiTES.+Pot were steady and firm at $7 75 a $7 8734, while COFFEE.—Kio was in light demand, and prices of most grades were in favor of the buyer, though not quotably lower. Other descriptions were quiet st yesterday's quo- this’ critical period is deterring many operators marin cn enter Gene pen somienend 566 tie of 9th av, from the Stock Exeliango and deferring many | Sebe'was consumnmaten: prices wero alias pavhale engagements tom later day in the spring. | the 7 or db See wh PaaS were or eork. PES BY 3. ri This prudential apprehension may avert the threat- Forspiazing sa 8 ; he culation. ane frag yo if indeed So'17S Macdougal sh taal ea a pam ae ated JoeB leg Petre private ieruas. Subjolued are tbe mer tt shou! taken eration that log quotations 4 Jot, N 4 “ TO ROOLLTR TROPEREY AY SOINEGW AND tLe | the moving ofthe ‘erops will not cause suet a great te Saat 7 Guam Baitic Bt 8 200 £9. ah a 8 drain of currency from the metropolis, for the reason eee: ee ee 3} Tou n00, 6,250 | that as wheat 1s worth only from $1 26 to $140 per | Low middling. = io x trick houses bnely dalsed, da. sive issu, wx iasetd 6,900 | DUshel NOW as against $2 25 to $2.60 last year, tt will | Middiing. we Be Ea 1 1ot on the n° corner of Kent ay and Rodney $400 | require only half the sum to move the crop of 1809. | | FLove ax ecel 8 Bole. four, £7,560 Llot on Rodney st, rear of Pei ‘The’ “bears” predict “hard times” and “tight | Deen» in prayer 18,002" do. ier, Thedentae Sieteon Hedeay my hetmeen Kes ang rye ava, Bini, 960 | Money,” but the signs of the hour are very differently | for State and Western Sour was, mare active, sad a tals bask igi ge tyes | MntemPreted by thelr more enthusiastic opponents, Fries Ot al ‘ll grades, California flour’ was tore “ought vate 1 lotn w come: ‘aa | Thetoue of the gold market underwent a com- tino semi bls ee ance essa Fueaaaars ieee es fon | Plete change this morning, losing the firmaess which | flour there was » and one of the market Slots on kee aye aajouning, [at onipan ince yee oo Mt Sra Son ce a a hires igur rad gut bat prow were quitasteadg. te Piolncn Kee atcadiolntng, Mas, etch... 183 | weak and drooping.’ In the early hours of the fore- were si be * Sora'meal waa eendy, wh sal anes Lovin Heyward st near tee ‘20c100. 6.6 | noon it was strong in response to @ decline in bonds shourgusiattone b 5.00 rr) 1 ioe HePara ot sttouiadt cemes 5 | 8 London, bat subsequently rumors became current. | Supernae state. : 8 Lok in Heyward " 625 | that Secretary Boutwell would buy $10,000,000 bonds | Gaolee do 7% {ioe in Heyward es a9 stead pevectassa At nt Sa ‘the Treasury, and $e lots in Heyward © | that'Mr, Sunimer was not gotnr to deliver his belfig- | Rounahoay O 4 lots on Lynch 0 ound hoa ‘Ohi 9 4 lots on Lyneb soo {erent speech on the Alabama claims, while a tele- ees 1% Heer 850 | gram from Washington aunoanced it to be the in | sc Loulsstratgnt in Bt Dulddngy 20; olabalak ss eo | tention of Mr. Wilson to press his bill for the reais. | Sr Louis cbolve coud 13.00 6 ‘it seeact Petia i ear Les av, SLE aiatait, |. erubution of currency to the South and Weet, and the outer choice and fan 33 69 J lot on Keap ry 5 on arog a 1,000 | cancellation of $10,000,000 greenbacks, all of which 0 219.50 Botan Sogrer si oar a ara, aun oa te caused @ steady decline from 1317%{ to 131%. ‘The R ‘on ns Ross a e — SEATLETONS BTATEN. ISLAND, Paareerr eT a. oy |; TUEC aE paleo was an fohowss 460 BON AND 00. 12M Gore st, lot ss, 10 ft of Quinn at, Sox 675, Gore st, 1 lot adjoining. i) Real Estate Notes. 'The residence of Mrs. Whouseapple, at West- chester, N. Y., situated near the line of the contem- plateted Portchester and Hariem Railroad, with seven acres of uncultivated land, hag been sold for Cash gold was io good demand during the fore- noon, but became abundant before Clearing House tume, Loans were made at from 7to1 per cent for ly active demand, but at lower carrying, .Late In the a{vernoon gold was still more | peins so cuales at 7 ite . hist € abundant, aud loans were made at from 10 to6 per | 740% auoat, Hye was dull and prices ware f Barey, Wongh dul, was trmly held; a anal lov af cent for carrying. The business of the day at the German waa fold ut $225. Barley malt contioued to rale trs.--tiig market was Sxceedingly quits the offer 14 very light, and rates were in su} re favor. Kor charter there was vearcaly any demand. Te only en) ents we heart of were: Tu Liverpyol, Tate bales cotton et 34.5 to Antwerp, 30 bags PMivtaivie divi on vitvate vera. $8,000, ‘Thos. Wilson has transferrea_ his cottage, lying a Marre of amile further east, toa Mr. Kamsay, for $4, ‘the Dock street property at Yonkers, recently owned by Mr. James 0. B: has been purchased by Captain Joseph Peene, Lor $40,000. Official Transfers of Real Estate Yesterday. Gold cleared. Gold balances, Currency balan Government bonds were q 1e 623 Were TRANSFERS 1 chan; oted bry emer TS aren steady in anawer to an improvement of \ at London, a tea Yt sete athe pada Fean st, Ko -Ax69.9. while the domestic issues were unchanged—the ef- ‘AY.—The ibarket was euly moderately active und Boring kn a, Sdive of Washin palit Tarererat the baves, ahipring was sellang at Osea Sd st 5 a, B00 ft i fect of the signing of the Schenck bill by the Progi- | Jen retal ots at #1 dan G1 20, ong rye straw at la 81 10 nd hort das at 0c, » Boe. dent being counterbalanced by the decline in gold. »—We heard of ‘sales. Prices, however, were Prices closed as followa at five o'clock this even- eady of yesterday's quutat = 3 26th 85th 8, 202.6 ft © of 4th ay, Tsai Steady wt yesierda, fa.gouaations. seve, Bath sh Worecrpt estate at ay, ‘ng:—United States alxes, 1881, registered, 116% | ahoute ‘a ve sora: trem Gs. tote: for interior te Side ea ko heot an ei + 6500 ia) ne eerie ae Dict Oe ae HON ora fo ght demand and prices were easier. Sales Sith et, n 6 corner Lex are | 10es bo 114% 135; Buocanane Pures ‘was in light demand and prices were wa eK wor ed <3 O0,, 1864, 6 % 1205.0.» 1865, 11796 ‘and irregular, New Orleans was in some demand, avd tec at' nn 280 fw oF + GAM | 117%; do., new, 1805, 1134 a 113%; do., 1807, 113% a | Qs Vola were wld ab Pha, aia aaah oun atm 6 275 few of ‘aco | 11345 do, 1968, 113% & 11334; doy 10-40' regis. | NATAL Stone. cRecribis, Lite pk Fath ot 8, 0 ftw oF 800 | tered, 1054 & 106; do, coupon, 105% @ 105%; ior aes ee peices in caine re Cage Saag per Bi ateatisiect ad art setiny | currency bonds, 103%¢ a 1034, a ar ag Cai vhiprine a Youbiehin si Ste of bend ‘The stock market was ateady and strong, excepting Seatiee, eee wpb wp agibe ‘a:'ot May, a1 65¢. For rosin the mar- $80 at, ¢ 6, > fhe of Mh wy, ‘40,000 for Pacific Mail and New York Central, which are files wae, nde \ prices were 1 spores for all ge * Laue at, 80 fw of 10,000 | again moving independently of the general lst, ye oe ene T aes ses ith et 0°30 Ay ‘The former waa very weak, declining from 95%; to fahicies Wie Be AE Hats ah 92 under various rumors that the company would use pak wait ae infeed price, rr Leth suffer from the cessation of the route to Australia, biomes ean they had quarrelied with the Panama Railroad Ae iy Dhue getned, Crude fe bate Bd Company and that the Pacific railway was to | was quiet on the » ja very active for future delivery. i fatal Sales were made bpla, at Lic, 600 do. wt 17.sse.—c:oen lob be to the Atlantic portion of the line. 1¢ at about set Theat 3.00 do aie and nee of was sale is also to be presumed that the prospect of an Sermse, metnad. interoceanic canal at the isthmus is depressing, fice’ Beside hits Tah a ar as.such & project would create serious rivairy in | March at lc. = sl-se.; 1,010 do. for, for tay through freight to the Pacific, Agatn, the street is as ord iene due crn SEEiEEEey EECESE CEE te going upon the market. The “shorts” covered at the 4493 | decline, forcing the price back to@3.atthe close, New 2.00 | York Central was vibratory, going from 15834 to 160% Zz) | and back to 160, The street was also full of rumors bi bed Ouu tin ‘ify | the large short interest crested at the recent high Shier _ ai 8,500 | prices, Erie was weak. The Northwestern etme ‘emand % Wn) osha es 4000 | stocks. were very firm. Mariposa advanced to ede ay ee per ext ents be marvel was hat $28 | 18, probably im consequence of “another: mill.t’ bus Pee Cae Somed of tee atbGe, moked oo at ioe 1,600 ~ vor. rere na'es 0; about 2 220 87; Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express, 313; # 82; Adams | Ff» tnd 1 Pye re Rae fa wean 18 $34 | express, ox e61; American xpress, 41% a 42%; | tales wersi00 pactages at Ye. a Wer for’ Nort to prime “fas | United States “Express, 60M) @ 61; Mer | Soerdaivery, 3 frosted, ie 0 eons, - on im | chante? Union Rapress, 10% & 16x; Qnicksiiver, ehkics fet Dat ions remained stanc'y at fe woe. $008 | 21 @ 21%; Pacific Mall, 02340 934; Western Union | “Scan —for ras toe Tpartet cot was tolerabiy active, but ey | Teearaph, 204 0 Gey; Mow York Centr 160 0 | foeasewus toned tae Xr and ie des ore ovo | 159265 Mart 17% @ 18; do, pref 84 @ 34M; Pare a IRE lee, for Cuba, and Io. a 13)gc. for 300 | Hodson River, 140 @ 140%; Hi 135 @ 18534; fib, Also 380 boxes’ on privae terms, ‘Reaed was Po00 . 5 Harlem, 136 @ 13534; “of aale, and prices were heavy at 16340. for hard, Igo. Koo | Reading, 01% @ 91%5 Chicago apd Alton, 162.0182); | pte. for soft walla, 1a. 8 ifs. for yellow, aud ibe. das, 3,000 | do. preferred, 160 @ 164; Toledo and Wabash, 074 a continned to rule dull and nominal at 1 6743 do. preferred, 77 @ 18; Milwaukee and St, Paul, a ds wie all Kindo gees wore also duil and nominal 0034 @ 005; do. preferred, 1034 @ 79%; Obio and Mis- ine continued wow of ale but land n vale, The - 4 stlasippl, 825; @ 32%; Fort Wayne, 120 a 12094; Michi- | sales were c") ‘Tote af Ic, a 18g. fn bhds. aad >a. gan Southern, 97{ @ 075¢; Iinols Central, 138 a 141; ALIOW mocterately at yenterday's #9 | Cleveland and Pittsburg, 89 a 80\; Cleveland and taeHlen Ge marvet was sandy, The sales couproed via, Toledo, 106% @ 107; Lake Shore, 107 m 10734; Rock Island, 128% @ 120; Northwestern, 835 @ 83X; do. preferred, 914 @91X%; Bankers and Brosers’, 109%;; Terre Haute, 26 bid; do, preferred, 65 a 663,, The recelpts for customs and the receipts, pay- ments and balances at the Bub-Treasary in this city for the expired portion of the week bave been as Continued to rule i favor of the pur Wge. & 9e., eh ‘were mado of 235 bola at ies betel Hi = iJ e sf i Yesterday afternoon James McCombie, doing business at No, 30 Water street, appeared before Justice Dodge, at the Jefferson Market Police Court, V) NBWOOD., me gases sacra ” since the commencement of the year compare as fol- lows with those of 1967 aud 1963:— 1968, 18%. For the week... Prev. 1807. 008 $4,002,086 ~BY,870,004 32,4034 134 Since Jan. 1. Tian Fi “$90,820,190 SALES Y THE MEW TORK STOR EXCHANGE Wednesday, March 17~10:15 A. M. 19) fi | Bk of Commerce 12g 28 a8siaxee: i iF teeset seas open snepboteoe noo | Sesame Miao, Hl ae Ss reece cere ees = wits bani A waa placed in the McDermott, of the conrt ss 8 arrest, Wich, \ was Cr at ee ; cused Wi! urrival aa Thoralng snewer the eharges, allegation i gh Ser tal cr Ea Aces heed ad se Paria %, roy a ‘000 of rand layeen¥ winassiana Rae ‘Gorter’s, 4001180 6,800 $ of the churge of forgery bong Ferry ete shined yy Delnows wa, ESA iw phy peten o teaieey oe ure yA tel Sniow st, 0 6, 30 Nw rate deeweedbereere 4,800 Cpu ens wusenn as Bergen Point rond, pet. “ are pped BARNEY. sate gy a “a % chmrenta wha Wil probably be sent we culicantibiceneith Wet Mirore ov, Unio... Me ve southern one." .