The New York Herald Newspaper, April 13, 1870, Page 10

10 "PERRY'S rs THIRD, * TRIAL, FINANCIAL AND COMMER CT, THE MURDERED, yigiT WATCHMAN. Bcoond Dar, Proseedinge~ ‘Testimony for the Pyeseoution--Hayes’ Dying Declara- tion, “Ea Porry Shot Me,” TUESDAY, 3S 12—6 P. hk} By resolution sfopte?, cms ‘otning the ‘Stock Ex- change decided to adjourn over Good Friday. As the day te not a légal holiday the banks and private panking hougés will be under the necessity of re maining open w meet sight drafts, notes and like paper, FURTHER DBCLINE IN GOLD. The gold movement has been a failure, and the price to-night is back among the quotations which 80 long prevailed in the monotonous dulness which followed the great ‘‘break” from 120, ‘The causes on which the advance was predicated were so purely artificial that the clique found it impossi- ble to take the gold which was Mowing in to them from all quarters. ‘The outside dealers who knew the intentions of the clique, and who had loaded up with them when the price started last week from 112, were the sellers to-day; and as foreign exchange also became weak and declined the gold market gave way to 1125, at which it was rather firmly held through purchases by those who had the courage to sell short at the high prices of the day before, and when the clique, to sustain them- Selves, were bidding wildly for vast sums, The transactions at tha Clearing House to-day were over @ bundred militons, There was no very great out- side enthusiasm whe gold started to go up. The clique did oll the excitement and gesticuiation among themselves. Hence upon the collapse to-day all the markets became dull, and Wall street bids fatr to re- lapse into the monotonous dulness which prevailed Just before the gold movement was started, The course of the market is shown in the table:. ‘The third tial of Miwin Perry for th mnrder of ‘Thomas Heyes, night watchman at Harbeox's stores, Furmea virect, Brooklyn, Was continued in tne Kings cpunty Court of Oyer and Termizer yesterday mora@ag, Judge Barnard and Associate Justices Weomnees and Johnson presiding. The court room ‘Swan densely crowded asupon the previous day. Mr. Charles 8. Spencer conducted the case for the ‘efence ana District Attorney Morris and his assist ‘ant, ex-Judge Moore, appeared for the prosecution. A jury Saving been secured on Monday, Mr. Morris, ‘after the opening of the court yesterday, proceeded ‘to open'the case‘for the people, telling how Hayes, alter being shot in the archway of Harbeck’s stores, @baggered out, got aboard of a car and rode (0 Ful- ‘ton -ferry. The conductor and driver saw him near ‘ghe “archway, ana heard him say that he had Scaig poe and ips Edward Perry had shot 8 came up, and to them he re- Ses the assertion. He was taken in the car to , and while on the way, fearing that he die, he requested the gonductor to take bis rt ress, which he rave as No. 252 South Second ‘street, B.D. When he got to the Fulton rerry he was-unadie to stand, and was assisted ito a car- Tiage and thence taken to the York street polic: pa, He was asked the particulars in regara to the affair, as to who had shot him, &c., when he replied “Edwin Perry.”? The officers took him to the hospital, Where be died almost immediately after entering. On. the way to the nospital he reiterated that Edwin Perry was the man who had shot him. Shortly after ‘the shot was fired @ man was seen going towards Montague street irom Harbeck’s arciway, Where whe Bhooting took place, on a slow trot. He went as far as Roberts’ archway, turned down and that was the last seen of him for a few moments, as the prose- cution claimed, Mr. Morris exhibited a diagram showing the location of Harbeck’s and Roberts’ Blores, and continued his remarks. Tne engineer of ‘the flour mull in that vicinity while standing in frout establishment saw this party as he passed down the archway. No one swore positively that ‘the party seen there was Perry; but they described the size of the man and the coat worn by him, just such a one as Perry had on the next morno- ing. The prosecution claimed that Perry passed gown the archway w the dock and thence out to the Wall street ferry. He was next seen at twelve minutes before seven o'clock by officer McDermott about 125 feet from the jerry house. The oficer looked at his watch at that time for the rea- son that it was his relieving time, and that he was, ‘therefore, enabled to specifically see the hour. then went to Kernan’s liquor swore corner of State and Farman streets, called out Wiliam McCormack aud stated that he lad had some trou- ‘bie with some Iriends; that they had Dred upon him nd tbat he haa fired back. He wanted McCor- mack to go to bis wife and get $100 from her; but as MoUormack expressed doubt #8 to whether Mrs, Perry would give him the money the prisoner gave hun’a note written upon a leaf torn from a@ note book. McUormack took the note Wo Mrs. Perry, who took @ car going in the direction of where her husband said he wouid meet her. Dia wict Attorney Morris then related how the prisoner was seen by other partes afterwards and finaily crossed to New York, where he was last seen that night in Catharine street. At the close of Mr. Mor- rly’ remarks the examination of the witnesses for the people was couimenced, TESTIMONY KOR THE PEOPLE. Dr. Henry McManus, of the Brooklyn City Hosp!- tal, who made the post-mortem examination of Hayes’ boay, was the first witness calied, He stated that death was caused by Internal hemor- rhage, produced by the bullet wound, ‘Thomas Delaney, the conductor of the car in which Hayes, after being shot, rode to the Fulton ferry, Sestided that few minutes after seven o'clock on the evening of tue 235th of December, he heard a pistol shot while about twenty feet from the arch- Way of Hardeck’s stores; immediately thereafter he Saw Hayes, who said something. What did he say? ir, Spencer objected, on the ground that the state- ment Was not in the form of a dying declaration. ato Larnara overruled the objection, Excep- m note Witness replied that Hayes exclaimed, “I am shot; Ea Perry sbot me.” He got off the car and found Hayes aoout five {eet from the archway coming to- wards him; Hayes goton the car and then asked ‘Witness to take him to @ doctor; on the way to Ful- ton ferry he said to Delaney, ‘For fear of me dying, will you take my number?" and gave his residence 8 no 252 Soutu Second street; when they arrived at the ferry Hayes, who was scarcely able to waik, ‘was taken in charge by Some parties, aad that was ‘the last witness saw of him. Dr. McManus was recalled, with reference to the Dadi taken from Hayes’ body, aud stated that the one produced in court resembied that which he nad ex- 13% 12% Holders of gold paid 5, 634 and 6 per cent to have their balances carried over. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as foliows:— Gold cleared. Gud balances. Currency balances. THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK. The aggregate amount of exports (exclusive of specie) from the port of New York to foreign ports for the week ending April 12, 1870, was $3,213,107, MONEY MORE ACTIVE. The effect of the bad bank statement of Saturday has not been entirely overcome. Although the banks are freely lending to good customers and dis- counting prime paper the rate on call was firmer to- day and @ great deal of new basiness was trans- acted at seven percent. ‘The general rate was six per cent, but the exceptions at five were fewer and confined almost exclusively to the leading govern- ment dealers, No essentlal change was reported in discounts. FOREIGN EXCHANGE DECLINED, The advance tn gold yesterday induced large sales of bonds, the bills drawn against which weaxencd exchange, which declined to 108% 9109 for sixty days sterling, although the nominal quotation for prime was 109}{, ‘The little business of the day was atthe figures first quoted. The range of rates was as follows:—Sterling, sixty days, commercial, 10834 a 10834; good to prime bankers’, 10874 @ 109%; short sight, 109'¢{at100%¢; Paris, sixty days, 5.2234 w 6.18%; short sight, 5.1734 0 5.1654; Antwerp, 5.22)¢ @ 5.18%; Switzerland, 5.2234 85.18%; Hamburg, 8534 @ 3574; Amsterdam, 40) a 40%; Frankfort, 401 a 4055; Bremen, 775 @ 783¢; Prussian thalers, 705¢ a 71. GOVERNMENTS STEADY, The government market was steady, the decline in gold to-day ving been seemingly discounted in the quotations for bonds last night, while prices of five-twenties in London were better by an eighth to & Guarter per cent upon the reaction here in gold tus forenoon. The Assistant Treasurer in this city will receive proposals to-morrow for the sale of one milhon of five-twenties to the government. The following were the final street prices:—United States currency sixes, 111% a 111%; do., 1881, registered, 113% a 1144;; do. do., coupon, 114 a 1144; do, five-twenties, registered, May and November, 107 a 10734; do., 1862, coupon, do., 11134 a 111%; do. do., 1864, do. do., 1103¢ @ 11014; do. do., 1865, do. do., 11034 a 110%; do, do., coupon, January and July, 108% $108,375,000 1,809,261 = 2,118,656 tracted: He did not put any mark on the ball b; which he could fdenuiy tt. “ Z @ 109; do. dO., 1867, do. do., 10936 a 10935; do. do., Henry Williams, the driver of the car, was next | 1863, do. do., 109% @ 110; do. ten-forties, registered, called and testified that he beard the shot and a man exclaim, am shot; take me to Fulton ferry;’’ he stopped the car, when several men arrived ana dmquired of the man Who shot him; the man (Hayes) replied, “Ed Perry shot me;” Hayes was coming towards the car when the witness first saw him, Jonn Graham beard the report of @ pistol and heard Hayes exclaim, “Murder! I’m shot; stop that dnan!”’ while he was runoing up he heard Perry's naine mentioned by some one; he also saw another man going towards the Wall street ferry; but this ros did not bear any resemblance to the prisoner; ot on the car and as he did so he said, “Take me 10 the ferry; take me to a doctor.” Michael Colgan heard the report of a pisto: and saw a man going down Roberts’ archway; he saw the man quite plainiy, aud did not think it was Perry; he 1s well acquainted Wita the prisoner, and if it had been Lim he would have recognized him. _ statements were elicited on the cross-exam- anon. Lous Demar, officer McDermott, Andrew Moon and William McCormack were then examined, the most important part of tne latter witness’ testimony being in relation to the request made by Perry that Witness would go to Perry’s wife and get $100 from her for prisoner. William Crowell, officer Alfred Smith, Wiliam Ennis, Mary Masop, Thomas Clatr, Thomas Norton, officer Matthew Kelihan and Charles Colby were not examined. Detective Denton testified that he found some cartridges at Perry's house in a dressing case, on top of a bureau, and handed them to officer McLaugillin. Officer McLaughiin saw Perry when he was taken 1053{ & 106; do. do., coupon, 106 a 1064. STOCKS DULL AND STRONG. The stock market was heavy in earlier dealings, in sympathy with the decline in gold, but was rallied later in the day, when it became extremely dull. Prices were forced up on light transactions in such a Way as to suggest fictitious purchases or ‘washes,’’ which is the final resort of desperate speculators. Buyers are still too few to keep the market up natu- Tally. The cliques own all the principal stocks, and are periectiy willing to sell to the street. The directors of Pittsburg have declared a dividend of two and a half per cent, payable the 25th Instant, the books closing‘the 16th. Rock Island was steady, if not strong, on a showing of $14,764 increase In the earnings for the first week in April. The ‘shorts,’? who were deceived into selling St. Paul, sought to cover to-day and put the price to 6034. The “ring” are anxious to get thoir stock back again. The earnings of the roaa continue to fall off. The decrease for the first week in April 18 $8,948, which is better, how- ever, than last week. The following were the closing prices of stocks at the last session of the Stock Hxchange:—Canton, 67 a 6734; Cumberland, 9214; Western Union, 3234 a 22%; Quicksilver, to jail on the morning of the 29th of December, and Gederibed hia areas. AW ‘Avitness corroborated Denton’s | 10 bid; Mariposs, 6; do. preferred, 12% bid: testiniony with reference to the visit to the house on | do, certificates, 40 a@ 44; Pacific Mall, 267% January 3, Officer Campbell, of the Forty-second precmet, took Hayes in a carriage}from the Fulton ‘erry to the station house. He was unable to stand, nd Was jaid on the floor. Q. Did Hayes sa} y anything on the way to the sta- 8. Did he say, anglllig about his condition? say anything about condition? A. Not that I Renta @ 87; Boston Water Power, 16% bid; Adams Express, 613¢ @ 6134; Wells-Fargo Express, 195 a 2024; American Express, 884 a 3834; United States Express, 4234 a 48; Merchants’ Union Express, 6 bid; NewYork Central, consolidated, 92% 993; do. scrip, 89% @ 90; Harlem, 1415; a 14334; Erie, 25% @ 2534; moor Cowin “helped to carry Hayes from the Ze vi to the station house and told Sergeant | 4% Preferred, 473 a 4814; Reading, 90 a 90%; Yau that he ees the man was dying; witness | Michigan Central, 118 | 119%; Lake Shore, 87% had arm under Hayes’ shoulder and was those to | @ 8775; INinois Central, 141; Cleveland and Pitta burg, 10034; Chicago and Northwestern, 744 a 74%<; do. preferred, 853¢ a 8534; Cleveland, Columbus and Oincinnati, 74 @ 75; Rock Island, 116 a 11634; Mil- Waukee and St. Paul, 59% a 60; do, preferred, 73% a 78%; Toledo ana Wabash, 48% a 483; do, preferred, 74 bid; Fort Wayne, 93 a 93%; Alton and Terre Haute, 39; do, preferred, 64; Ohio and Mississippi, 295 @ 20%; Delaware and Lackawanna, 103% a 10334; New Jersey Central, 1045; a 104%; Chicago and Alton, 111% @ 11134; do. preferred, 113 bid; Mor- ris and Essex, 9134 a 9134; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 105 @ 10634; do. preferred, 106; St. Louis and Iron Mountain, 4835 a 4414; Dubugne and Sioux City, 10834 & 109; Columbus, Cnicago and Indiana Central, 17% aliy%. SOUTHERN SECURITIES STEADY. The Southern jist was generally steady and dull. The new Tennessees were lower, with very little doing io them. Did Hayes say or do anything? A. -Yes. What did hedo? A. He nodded his head im- mediately after I spoke and I then latd him down; he made no attempi to get up and breathed lieavily. By Mr. Spencer—Did you at any time hear this man say that he Mie one ‘Witness—I did n ‘The question of ‘sdmitting as @ dying declaration Hayes’ statement that Perry was the man that shot him here arose, but in consequence of the Jateness of the hour the argument was deferred until to-day, Tne court then, at five o'clock, adjourned until this piae at nine o'clock. An evening session Will also eld. A FATAL QUARBEL, For some time past Michael Diennen, a plasterer, has been employed on one of the new buildings in ‘Thomas street, near Broadway. On Monday, how- ever, Diennen appeared to be on a bit of a spree, and towards evening, while in tne building, some ‘words occurred between Diennen, Stephen Moore, one of the firemen, and another man, during which re were exchanged while they stood on tne sec- on It is alleged that Moore and his companion seizea Diennen and after a slight skirmish he broke away, THE SUB-TREASURY REPORT. The following snows the results of to-day’s bust- ness at the Sub-Treasury in this city:— General balance yesterday ++ $83,035,253, 266 and, runn to the window, either fell or Jumped Gold receipts. . out and fell tothe bassment below. He received | Gold ments . injuries from which he died soon after admission to | Gold balance.. . Bellevue Hospital. Some of the friends allege that | Ourrency recetpts. . deceased was compelled to jump from the win- Currency pa; . dow to save himself ‘om the fury of } Currency Balance. bis: pursuers; but from the testimony of a] General balance. witness or two) yesterday examined before Coronet Fiynn it appears that Moore and the person ‘with him were several feet from deceased at the tame he went out the window. ever, committed Moore to await the result of the Customs. The Coroner, how. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. ition, which will be continued to-day. The 7 aoe .™M. pe er denies his guilt, and says he hae wivhesses son 8 0 bigs ge! April 12—10:15 A. M to fwiy establish his innocence. Deceased was 00 US 6:20, "cy ba it 6 Swenty four years of age, and a aative ot Ireland, He lets a widow and one child, THE AMERIGAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY. New York, Apri 12, 1970, To Tne EprTror oF THE HERALD:: My attention has been called to an article in your paper of the 8th inst., headed “Sambo at Home,’ ‘which is made up mainly of anonymous letters copied from a “statement” recently published in this city CO in 4! ment of the American Cojonization So- pete You speak of these letters as ‘published with cog iho “published by the society” and a9 Tleters 0 the correspondents of the society,” in hich you will allow me to say that you are en- Grely iutaken. ‘The lettera wae from 00 such source and have not been so pul JOH: IN ORCUTT, ionization Bosielg, Secretary American CO | paved od bexaey sud e too oC. 2% Sind ORR, 11% 100 Sitok Alt pref...b: e118 Ik #8000 08 cI LUD aortas I 125000 US 6's, our’: mh 421000 US B20, 0, 65, nd 10875 do... 109 1000 Tol, P & W lstw d 1000 Motrin iasexdatm 1 160 ahs Cai 3 GONYOs HR RED & 700 00 Erie R e2etSce: Si: ee STREET QUOTATIONS. Mattepast | Five o’Clock P. : at Paelie Mall... NY Central con x St 8 Northwestern's: 1348 COMMERCIAL REPORT. TurspAay, April 12—6 P. M. Correr.—With avery Nght stock anda fair demand tho market for Rio was very firm at our quotations below; 1,022 bags, ex P. C, Warwick, were sold on private terms, Other kinds were quiet, but held with firmness at our quotations. We quote ;—Rio, ordinary cargoes, 14340, a 1540. fair do., Hy Le. a 10%; good do, 184e. a 11e.; primo do. 12240. m 180.5 extremes, for lots, Ic, a 18346. ; Java, 200. He.) Singapore, 186 1 eyton, ise ide 5 Maracil- boy 1656; 190, 5 areal 1gert Sioa W840. 5 Minilay 160. w ite,; Mexican, 1c. 4 i8e,; Costa Rica, 11 a 18!e.—ali gold, duty paid, Messrs. tio gece & Sons ado the stack Rio to-day is, followa:—9,883 bags in Now 0,002 do. in Baltimore and 8,0) S.—The ‘market for this staple was quiet, the do- mand from all classes of buyers being limited, and, 28 holders were generally anxious to realize, prices were a trifie easier. The sales wore 1,114 bates, of which 53 for spinning, 480 for export, and 71 on lation. For futnro delivery the market was and ‘prices were honvy and ‘ze. 0 3c. lower, the offerings belng fair, ‘The sales were ‘as follows:—0 bales basis low rar | g for June, at 2c. ; 100 do, for do., at 2: 200 do, for do., at 3 om And 100 do. May, at 210. W nex the closing quotations :— Tptands Monit Portia, aespnt ore Te Ordinary, 14 a : | 19s Good ord ns aig Hy aig as Ba 2 Bc 8 FREIGHTS.—The market was quiet, and rates to most poris favored shippers, “Tho chartering Dusineks was iets actiye, the demand for at kinds of tonnage being hited aud rated remained weak. The engagements were! -T0 Liverpool, 1 bales cotton at 3¢d., 50 nhds. tallow at 13s. ¢d., Thon bushels wheat “‘at' Bd, and per steamer, 7,£0) bushels wheat at B44: bales cotton i] Ad. and 850 tlerces beef at “Ya, Bd. ‘To Loudon, git measurement, goods at Ibs, 1,000 Dole, rosin atts ea 1 otton seed at 1a. 10%¢d., and 22,500 bushels wheat sa gat Gd. To Bristol, st bushels wheat at 6d. To 2,000 bbls. rosin ate, 31. ‘The charters we brig to Venice, with 10,000 oe pairoleun, at 30c. schooner to the Baltic, with 1, do,, at 6a.; a» chip, 7:9 tons, to London, general cargo, on private terms; a brig to St. Johns, with wet and dry *provian the tormer and 4c. for the latter; a bark 5,000 bbls. petroleum at 48; « brig, from Philadelph! to the United Kingdom, with '1,200 bbis, petroleum at 58. 9d; a brig, from Philadéiphia, to Gibraltar for orders, of the Adriatic, with 1,100 bbls, dé, at 58, 6d. a 68, 6d.; a ship, from the same port to a direct port oa the Continent, with 7,000 FLOUR AND GRAIN.—Recefpts, 10,401 bbls, flonr, 100 do. and 600 bags corn meni, 20,040 bushels wheat, 20:0 ‘do. corn and 2,975 do. oats. ‘The market for State and Western flour was steady, with u moerately acthye demand, cul: low graded for export; tho sales were about 9 Southern flour was active, and some grades were held f higher prices at the close; the sales were about 2.50) vb Jaye flour was quiet, but sheady; tho sales were 130 bbl Corn meal waa steady, with sales Of 150 bbls, Marsh's ealoric tons javro, Wi No, 28tate .... 84 20 $4 40 Superfine Siate.. +4350 48) Extra Stale, 14608 500 , bWa 600 4258 460 4500 50) 5a 660 Round hoop Ohio, shipping brands. 26000 550 Round hoop Ohio, trade bran 15508 660 Bt, Louis low extra 1500 m 600 St. Lours straight extr 7 60a 650 St, Louis choles double [708 750 St. Louis choice fami 750 a 900 Southern chofee and fe Wa 925 Southern superfine. 80 a 800 Rye flour... 1898 50) Corn meai, city.. 4a — nimeal, Jersey. 4508 — Corn meal, Branaywine. 6250 550 —Wheat was more active, but prices were lower for No. 1 spring and amber winter. The sales were 110,00) bushel $i (or No Spring + HT 08 a 1 09 for No.2 Chicago do. ivered is #1 10 a SI 12 for Milwaukee, in store delivered ; 1 16 asl 15.4 for No. 1; delivered; #1 91 for amber winter, instore? BL a8 for small lols doy delivered; St at a Hd for white Genesee, and #145 a°%160 for small lots walle California, Corn was scarce ancl firm, but the demand was ight, Salce 9,000 bushels, at 81.09 for new Wester delivered; 3 12 for prime new yellow and 90c. for ‘Oats were quict, but held firmly. ‘Tho sales were Conitned to 10,00) Busiisie, in ious, at Bio. for Western oa track, and 67c. a 68c. for State, on dock. Rye was dull and nominal at #la #110 for State and Western. Bariey and Barley malt were etl dal but unchanged. NNi£8.—Of cloth 26) bales were sold at 25}4c. a 25340. Bags were <iull but unchanged. Tirons, —The market for sll kinds dry wi ll, there being Dut itile demand, but, prices were fe ally ‘steady, We iote:—Buenos Ayres, 2 to 27 lbs. 23%gc. a 24l4c., gold; do., to 29 Ibs. aiaie., do.; Monteyided, 21 Tba., 2240. 'a Zien do-t Corrientes, bi to aa Her a ise, docs tio Grande, w 22 The, $26, 9 28M0r, do. ; Orino 110.98 Ibs. 2390. a do. Caiforala, 324698 ti. on do, Sau Anae 21340. can, trimmed, 18 to 21 Ibs., ido, Wghicw Go. ; Hon nok trio 18 to BL Ibs. 18740; a 10k. Matamoros and M tod The. 198, w Tse a Vera Cruz, 18 to 19 Tom, 0; Tampico, $0 to 82 Ibs, 19e,'a 19320. do. Bogora, ‘and Toxas, 22 0 25 lbs., 18¢. ‘Total stock 1s to 80 ibs, 19546. hides, April 12, Tait, 46,700; corresponding date last year, fav.—There was a moderate demand at the following quo- tations :—Ship ping, So; retall lots, ue. @ BL 15; long 10 straw, S50. ort do., Tc. & £0. Hloge-cThere'was no change of moment to note in the market, There was some demand tor export, but at prices 2c. a 3c. below the views of holders. ‘The business was « most entirely contined to small lots, to supply the immediate necessities of brewers, Prices ranged from Ibe. to Sbe. for common to prim Hesr.—A kinds were dull and nominal at yesterday's quotations. LEATHER.—Hemlock solo was dull for all but the prime grades, which were in good demand and steady at our quota- tions below. The receipts and stock ure only moderate. For owk the demand was light, and as the stock was freely oifered Bree res heavy and ‘nominal. ihre note: as eNOS Ayes, heay » per lb.; do. middle, ic. & light, ‘Sig gc. ‘a 29%¢c.; California, heavy, 28c. a bak: Oval aig EL ee light, 280. es Orino- 0, ke, Ros ayy middie, es ‘WBNe. 5 light, aoe daria a all kinds anc Weights, 2 a @ Wc. 5 the rough, ° see 4c. ; do. dat, Be: 4c, cropped, heavy, B8c. a 3 dot Bsc, a 4dc.; in th rough, heavy, » BBc, a 4 he, a dtc. 0. mmiddlo, Be. “a Ac. ; do. light, 880, a 4c. ; bel jes, MRrAL8.—The business in ingot was moderate, there being but little demand; but there was no change to note in prices. There were sold 150,000 lbs., at 90. 19¢. @ 1930, for Baltimore and 194¢. for Lake and Detroit. Lead was dull, and we heard of bo tnies of moment. Ordinary forelen. wad quoved, at 86 te Gold. Of spelter there were small sales ordinury Silesian re- jorted at boc. aw ‘60 8%! ofl Tin—Pig’ was quiet, nt very ‘at 4c, gold, for Banca; ¥: do,, for fan ah, pn “so. for Straits. #mail Banca were reported at Béc. gold; plates were dull but un- chanced, the closing we Toing 28.25.» ¥8 5, Eis for 1.0. charcoal @ for I. ©. coke; for cats lerneynon @750-8-€0. Go fer, ehareost® ub boxes coke, at $7 123g and iy 000 do, charcoal terne on private ferme, Iron—The Market for’ Scotch pig was duly ere being but little demand, and” prices were rather h ‘The sales were $00 tons Eglinton, at $82 and 100 do. Garteherrie, 24 60 2. 35. “For “American ‘the “market was dull at former prices, at which holders were gener ya to rea.ize, The sales were 100 tons Neola Gul a Mien We quote :—No. 1. and No, bar was dull and nominal et $75. Of eee Pee 0 fons were sold on private terms. Rails were quiet at 59, gold, for English, and $74. £75, currency, for ‘Amer! Sant No’ satos. MOLASS28.—There was more inquiry, and prices were more age tee tate for the good come There were sold 500 hhds, Cuba clayed, part at New Cuba muscovado ‘was qu 8ic. ww Porto Rico, 400. # 65c.; old don, g idgc.; new Cuba cen- tricugal al xed, 270. # G8c. ; old do. M NAVAL StORFS.—The market for spirits turpentine wae dull, there being no demand except for small ota, and at Close merchantable lots were obtainable at 47c., which ‘was freely bid yesterday. ‘The sales were ‘omtiied to 85 in merchantable order at eee, Lote in abipping order were quoted at 4 a 48c., without sniea. Rosin—Strained was rather” “easier, wile other kinds were fo. bo but quite steady in value, The sales were, Pay bs. aegulned at $2 10 a $2 1224; 1,000 do. do, at $3 08, 100 do. Not nt 2. Y4v_ do, do. at b0''a10 do. Bt ‘tod, at 83 62/4'0 89 75, 960 good No, 2.and low tai Fad 840 do, prio ate ¢ ghlef at the tater Fe quote: Strained, $2 10 a 220 a By G0; Novd We Tom Bas pale #4350 Bb; erita dorbad wine sia ins, abso Wilmington aH wasdull and quoted a ou Gilve was dull, but unchanged. Small sates were 140, Lard was quoted at #19736 a $180, with Stall sates prime winter wiibin. the range, Linseed ta job- bing lots, id Dbls., was selling at 860, e880. Cri Whale was quotod We, for Southern, 7c. for Nor ern erude sper, ached winter do,, $i 63 new ble 0, d0., “Renta 73; menhaten, 6)c. a 6203 ‘West tilled red, 7c. ; Bank, 75c., and Straits, 780. Sales Too bole, Interior coust w PROVIGiONS.—Receipte 653 wea ‘pork, 998 pkgs. cut meats ris hte ‘@ trifle more and 43 do. lard. ir market for eying 400 bois, ‘or new mess, $23 for city do., for clear and $43 60 a pid for bls. for Aj a apd June 6. and nominal at i%. «# hoge "were dull 1240, ateady with a moderate ee demand, the salos being ‘00 bee. at $10 a =! ioe plain and extra meas. Tierce feel but up rime Mess Was saoted at $25 a Siar and itn do, at Beef hams ey eady, in values, with ot 15) bbls, within the re range & $80 for common to choice Southern, and 4323 a at 140. for estern, Bacon continues quiet, but sort paw yg eer! tae Geuabaeionrd von aot 1440. fon lok clear, — ha principally for & 16446, for piokled bas, igo 4 1030. for dry salted lons, at Bc, for ° i ‘firm for cheese — ment (J uyers. Be. a 5 mon, 2 tay a tin, fe, a lo, Cheese: and tii to Son Bed - 0, We, for Jo 1) rehning, 9c. ; ry Bee. i > (Mo. & ae coneiugal ee es me AN oo oe rhe vant, med 90.5 ert don ane dos aed "ce a 1Bices x do, 60, & tend for ite sotve, th ie ety for ex) pee re i bed ih ena Ohio Cah hd 4b ao. dso privaie toute. ic ‘was duil-at our quotations, 2 ia. Tho market i, and Pal were asi 150 bbls. at ry a3, at tt x paid. Wools there i fe but little demanc te almost entirely for smali lota, buyers being fiaposed ‘. Operate to any extent at t prices, in consequence of the dulness and depression in the woollen tr ellers are generally anxlous to realize, though unwilling to make any concession from present ty ayers, owing to the am: Kk, led is ‘only moderately active, but held’ for full by the majority. of Texas ie dul, But’ ‘tnchanged gaopnd Dearne ry cutety 1 for fall clipe fd market for ul, the, Dustoess all descriptions being light | and. pricos nominal, The dates were about $5,000 Ios, fleece {"Be. tke including 25,20 No. Yad % Oho sin a oN 2X Ohio at tian past at Blo macs ing at 6c, pootheas 2,500 nots s x and X Ohio aud Peansylval 5000 I pulled at 2c, a So, for Ni * for super and extra, 2,500 Mestiza pulled on private te aL We, cde, 130,000 Ibs, Caltforma, at Vigo. 2 22sec. ‘for fail clip, 27¢. u zc, for spring do., 15,000 Ibs. Cape, part at 29c. a 81c., and a sunall lot Oregon on private terms, BUAT'S AMERICAN FRIENDS. New York, April 12, 1870. To THe Epiror OF THE HERALD:— Of the twenty-elght names attached to Mr. Burt’s second petition for the repeal of the Classification bill, as published in your issue of to-day, I nd, on reference to the books of the Erie company, that only elgnteen are those of bona Jide holders, the re- mainder being either trustees ‘or attorneys, the total number of shares owned or controlled by these “humble petitioners’? being but 9,168 out of the 85,369 shares of preferred stock. jo much, or rather so little, for Mr. Burts boasts about his “protection” scheme being sorpar ted by the mmajorisy of American stockholders, You! urs, Te- spectfully, ERIE PREFERRED. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for Now York=Tuis Day. 5 25 | Moon sots....morn 6 87 | High water..morn OCEAN STEAMERS. DATE OF DEPARTURES ‘FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL. ‘Sai Sun rises. Sun sets, 614 Sink of London. Abra Bre 18... 1 Bi 1 19. Bowing Goan, 5 Broadway. PLRT OF NEW YORK, | APRIL 12, 1870, CLEARED. Stonmahip Calabria (Bn, MeMickan, Liverpool—C G Franckly: Steamship Statira (Br), Way, Liverpool—Henderson Bros, Steamsiip Virgo, Bulkley, ‘Savannah—Murray, Ferris & Siearmubtp Charleston, Berry, Charleston—H R Morgan & ‘Steamship EI cid, reltechis Wilmington, NC—J Lortllard. Steamship Albemarle, Roberts ratte folk, City Point and Richmond—Old Dominion Steams) 30. Steamanip Volunteer, ae Philade Steamship Nereus, Bearse, B ram goed Ship Orpheus, Smith, Butavia—F Bi Ship Janet Ferguson’ (Br), Rateble, irr eae © McAr- a ‘k Marco Polo (NG), Minsser, Bremen —H'Koop & Co, Baie Alice (Br), coe + Falmouth, Ja—AH Solomon & Co. jardenas—Moss & Ward. Bre Lend Thusiin, Consens Cardenas Brae Gon aco, Brig Wilhelmine ¢ (NG) Hiller, Matanzas—C Tobias. Schr Mary nt ada—Wilson & Co, sctt Pareaiila "By ‘Simmons, G Bmery, Wanks River, Nic—J Leny- anit Jamestown, Bennett, St John’s, PR—Van Brunt & Schr D Sawyer, Drisko, Jacmel—B J Wenber; Schr Frank Treat, Wood, Baracoa—B J Wenberg. Sour Thos G Smith, Cobb. Clenfuegoa—N L McCready & ‘ohe Ben Oliver, Oliver, Harbor Island—B J Wenberg. Schr Joseph Seger, Ellis, Charleston—Bentley, Miller & omas. ee A Johnson, Magee, Washington, NC—W K- Hin- mai Sehr Evelyn, Burger, beer tie Sloop Apollo, Freeman, U! Steamer EN Fairchild, ‘Trout, nla etpha Steamer Chester, Sones, Phi singe Baie Steamer Thos Swan, Pitt, South Amboy. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YACATs. Bteamship City of ea yn (Br), Tibbets, yla Queenstown 2d, with mdse and passen, ‘Was detained at Liverpool one day Por ee Jat ees ea ia 47 4 at exel a toe Perot a oly, Vs Dati {rom Movie» vier eration for ae ae n 64 38, passed steamship City of Antwern, Sane one meabip Erin (Br), Bs Li 1 March 80,via ‘ay ip Erin (Br), Brent t iverpoo} aa ueens- town Slat, with mase an Dassenge fational ry pomd 8 BS Steamship Co. April, passed an Inna 8h, apoke abtp John N Cushing, from Boston for’ Antw: samo day, bark Herzog & Anna bound 8; 0b, & National steamer, do Lith, 2 Glasgow at Holkatia (NG), Meier, or Hambure March 30, snd pares 2, with mdse and gers, to Kunbardt & fo. Experienced light, arise winds across the ocean; de- tained by thiok fo ¢ 12 hours near the Banks of Newfoundland, also for'6. hours on the ith inst by £0 Weather on thé Long Injand ahore; April, lat 48.90 Fated an Anchor lite foamer, bound Et th, Int 48 17, 08 8, steamship Java, hence for Biverno Steamship Saratoga, Couch, ichmona City Pomt and piked Bod mdse and passengers, tothe Old Dominion amshis Bteamahtp Centipede, Doughty, Philadelphia, with coal to the Manhattan Gas Co, Bark Black Brothers mase, to Boyd & Hincker had rough weather ; split Whatys Atwectond pe tated bidek, from New ert alarge American ship, pal intec ks jew] Yorks hove to; could not ascertain her name, anchored on the bar.) Bark Beasle Rogers (Br), Crosby, Antwern, pee ith mise; to Boyd & Hincken. Took the northern, pas had sirong southerly winda up to, March, 29, since dethen sight, variable winds, (TI Brig Paragon, Shute, Wilmington N NG, 18 days, ith yellow pine tmver, to master, ‘Had rough’ weather, with heary W Sud NW gales, (The Pig anchored mn the lower bay. Schr George Temple, Bentley, Georges Banks, wit ‘hattbut, Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND soura. Steamship Glaueus, Walden, from Boston for New York, with mdse and passengers, to PO; Brig Burmah (Br), Pettes, Windsor, NS, 9 days, for New York, with plaster to D R DeWolf. Brig Union Star (Br), Merriam, Windsor, NS, for New York, with 2 laster to Orandall, Bertaux Brig Elmira, Creamer, Bristol, Mey ld days, for New York, te roan eg Edgartown for New York, in ballast, tocour Wewwoune Home (Br), Hatteld Windsor, NB, 10 days, for New York, vith plaster to Crandall, Be: ‘Sehr (ar), Pettos, Windsor, ‘NBs 10 days, for New York, Feith nih aster, nto Crandall, Bertanx & Co. Schr ‘Armstrong, ©: Calais for New York, with h et Ey aye ny "7 Clap) "Bo era simpan azlor, Piiachias for New York, with lum- ba a yareon «rebt Hen capt ‘Machias for New York, with lumber jo Chase chu Bari, Hunt, Machtas for, Rondout. Schr AJ Dyer, Bradley, Machiasport, 7 days, for New York, with lunber to Bimyéon & Olapp- Sctir Darius Kady, Hope in Bangor for New York, with tumberto Holyoke 4 Mu Sehr Lucy Cogewell, Bw Sweet eet 5 days, for New York, with ice'to Knickerbocker Schr Nathan Cilfford, ste Beitast, 4 duys, tor New York, ith maves to Waydell * try Graham, Fowler, Camden for New Yet, ath bes io Knte erbocker eo ar HR Irving, Brown, 2, Garden for Philadelphia, r Veto, Harrington, Thomaston for New York, with ume’ to Candee & GM Pettis, Armairong, Rockport for New York, with cine fo0 Cad re T Herald, Hail, Rockland for New York, with lime to br BG ory, Thorndike, Rockland for New York, ve alias Oe Town, ee Bobr be ee 2 parines Smith, Portland, 8 days, for New ber to order. is ¥ ual Seabury, Boston, 8 days, for New York, NeW Heat rae iatelpnin or elphia, Pat ies ean, x Sehr for New York, Schr Ann Elie: soridenes, for New York, ieee wr bey few Ae | for New York. Sehi arnphir, or New York. Boke Hann pas Si, tet York. Satie iis Fee aves for Elizabethport, Beh = (sreenvvich gh tor New York. Behe Mai’ et ar Pe yA York. i Sen driugeber for Hoboken, : i E is re BAST, Satie, Ving = ales ‘ae fas Hew rr Bosioa, He EE ‘Pee i ie Bedford. ss iz > FERRE i i i : i Railroad No 44, Trainer, Philadelphia for Ap- ison, South Am! Dafeld, ayn Haybor, ae for Fall River, Providence, i EEEEEEEEEEEERES eso A 4 Y ud oor fo abeibpat for Lame : Ramen 6 Peake L ‘Simmons, Gr eee Harry, | Bedgiey, re Oalbarien; etait by ei, HK, ‘April 8—In arr eae Tilia aise’ sion ol re ; a 2 for La Rentorey MED Obs Hi tee Ene connie for Norwich. ie for Warenam. ae ae eae ‘ork ce Stamford. ae H a pen ON, Apert eee steamsbip Champion, + ade 17 °Peased in for Baltimore, ore Satnd, Pat ati "rived in Hampion Roads = ‘ship Feder Lincoln, rai WoLMs’ HOLE, April havnt Philadel ie EEE He 5 pice ag 4_Bieamsh! FORTRESS M wo tbr Mindora, for Mi 5 u Horse, Tor Mata anZ08 : igjlascogs, {or Pre =eocre Hamburg ; 8 nab 5 tony Atbeanatie, Rickmaoads és. Marine Disasters, STRAMeHIP Crry OF Port AU PRINOR, from New York ge Port au Prince, put into Norfolk 12th inst in a leaky con- Sue He ALIOB (NG) and was hauled ‘Off, received mo pity ‘and procecded Bark Exorisror, Bowers, from M: rich put into Haitfax 4th fait with cargo shifted and 8 for destination 9th. pa MILTON—The names of the men forming the boat's grew Yelonging to the sche Mary E Vancleat, drowned voring 19 rescue the balan ale ans ‘Brown, HJ menean Gh Arrived, brig Annie Bone, Pang tecedent, Pendle erapd tar, ich ay te ales inguast, Nvork for Pua for, Fiymontny mas Rattan fs for New while going to sea, ° a, Benith, gee a Rill WAOKSONVILLE, agit 5—Arri schrsS Moree ‘Charleston; Matiida Brool ‘\ictiwin, NY ork. |, steamship rasmeek ole re Beanpot, Havana; & i a2 rte af mip Sandusky, Nor- ee east eta et i hehe Albert froin Vitginia ing oh ee Matanzas for Liv red ber cargo and sailed the crew of the bark Peteraon, 27 years of age, of januel Silva, ® Portuguese, and Edward Mil Brig Purtir LARtanrr, Crowell, from Boston for Mo- ried wrecked, was lost 3) miles east of Sagua: Grande, ‘The crew were carried to Sagas by the British L Lockwood, Basie i NEW ORL! LEAN Sourawzst Pasi ower pee evn Charis, March 20—Tha Charles H Southard, Woodworth, from Newport for New York, with raliway back 280 fast from of Cape Stent i {ng encountered a gale from SW lieves that the leak is in the vessel's botto Miscellaneous. STEAMSHIP SAXONTA, from New York for Hainburg, at Plymouth Lith tost, reports had tron, which put T aiach rge, hay- | and NH ‘Beneals M E Elliott, Buell, Diary yi any Tate, Hoboken; ‘Trenton. "Clete tg Rising Sun, Porto ws chr RE S¢tan- chisarnved, tchrs Ellen oy Wells, Jacksonville; @ bert Boak, Jolly, Neweuste, Es rising; Gloucs a Ou ‘Ehma Gury Furvier, and Sarah ® Bint, | Maria, Webster, Sewart, Ki ‘ink Arriva schrs W W Hines, Provide ‘kiana; ‘Etta Ad Farsons: Em ‘Emma Spesawel Sit ida Wi Pier goveey tin ee gales and high seasto | Phe, ‘Bohatier, & achtn Minnie ridin i, Gridlng, Canton, Lapham, fs = ‘was at Albany, WCA, Nov | and Littie David, aan NORFOLK, April 9-~A) ‘of bark Ellen Morrison NB, re- feb 22, to sail in about 10 days for ows would en in July or August; oti not stated, etter from Capt Bouldry, of bar Navy, of NB, reports ‘with 800 bblé sp, 8}{° months "A letter from Captain Sleavelond, of ship Niver, of NB, re- her at Talcahuauo Feb 18, having taken 200 bbls sp and VG? wh the past 9 months. A letter from Captain White, of bark Alto, of NB, reports her at Talcahuano Feb 28, having esau 6p sp this season. Reports at do bark Fllen Morrison, Luce, N report bopaioes no date, do, bark from, no date, &c, Handy) 8 NB, nothing this season; John Wells, Dean, do do; do do do. Of Secora, no ante, barks les; Falcon, Allen, oil not reported. of bark Valmetto, of NB, ‘eb 7, having taken 180 bbls’ from Capt Cowell of sebr C H Cook, of Province. town, reports her at Barbados March 8, with 96 bbls sp and miltold. | Pat in on account of standing ‘on work and sails giving out. ir, Provincetown, 180 sp; 1200 bbis sp oil on board. Xieter from “ap yt Luce her off Staten Island jane ir, Rocl Smline Sohn PRs ‘Out—850 sp ail told. Gi lock, Pe Latne-Pat ios sonshanty Cky Sis at Poa au Prince, Jackson, NYork tor Port au Prince, PHILADELPHIA, April 11—Arn MoCantay. tiubba Seaman, Bath; Harry Nickerson, Rockport Henrietta, Smith, Reals Jos Salem, Cleared—Bark nt iBlaabeth, Phelan, probe brig Hunter (Br), Wilson, Bi j Laura Bell (tir), Gran waite bark a vox, shville water were ris ‘Spartan, Osgood, Nw, of Leechville; Stepnen ss Mer be, barks Gappho, ville; HN Squire, Allen, NB, 2 whal Capt, Robinson reports her off Juan Fernandez ingarat Sei Oo sp oll sine leaving Tomber. AN FEARCISCO, April aaa ship Vancouver, hrs Walter Irviny Lat larence, Bourne, do, 230 bbis, all told. rrived, whalers’ Hibern} ;, Acora Barus, 24 Bolas elegs mee pou fer the Arctic, bark Alasl 175 bbis ofl; BC Saramtn tp and 0 do wh} Navy, 6 bi rapa Gane, (Br), Liverpool: Abyastila (BP, Chrtat tian, St John ites March B a Hae (Chart Wi liming cara to Joad for Brldgeborts ‘iimington, NO, to load oe Mid aintown ot Satled™Schr WmB ae Rogers, Jacksonville to load for Btn Arrize, ee San Jacinto, NYork. Bie reer as Ke schrs Ruth Halsey, Vail, and iteibetiport ae jJewCastle,. zal ca Devonshire a aamigiaey from Galveston for Liver- ea ‘trom New Orleans for Liverpool, March cor Jackson, from Mobile for Liverpool, ? (American), of Bath, March 7, lat 23.30 N, arcd—SI LEM, “Aprit 9 Lottie Beard, Perry, Paid ra A mond; Armenia, Cole, aad WessnovelatidItice au, and SM Taylor ty Rente, Weehawken A P tier, Bearse, NYor! INGTON, NO, Aptil Li—Arrived, steamship —. WAREHAM, April 9—Arrived, schrs IL Thom hattan ; page Besse, Elizabethport; C L Vi r, NYor' Ti ated, Gr KFORD, hs hoes ce Morgan, more ge (NG), Fricke, from Bremen for New York, cig fe Beem ge Mareh 28, lat 49, Jon 11. The Vale of Cig 4, from Liverpool for Philadelphia, Mareb Foreign Ports. ¢ ANTWER?, March £0—Sailed, aren Jarl, York ;J Wickwire, ‘Murray, t La ae from Flushing Roads 2&h, Alexander, Almfeld, New ‘Anata March 23—Arrived, Sailed 24th achr HA AnnOYO, Murch 4—In po re. toe EN, March 26—Arrived, BorpFAUX—Sailed from Paiillac March 28, Rance, Roul- 8, March 18—Arrived, bark tick Wel Cd NYork (atid sailed 19th tor Granada); 1 pee Cand sailed 18th for On 2) frome Goongetor a, tard, magorelow from 8t Marys, Ga, ell un + 405 red Saulth, Sobr Mary 'Mershon, Brights m Ee OE ELLANEOUS. Am GooDs MARKED IN PL PLAIN FIG FIGURES AT EB D. BASSFORD'S, schr Jsland Home, Boston ‘aber, Benson, Philadelphia. sche Ocean Traveler, Adams, Helene, Raschen, ler, San ee A HOUSEHOLD WORD-BUY aT nae ee Pea Cooper institute. ss T GOLD PRICES—SILVER-PLATED WARE AND: E. D. BASSFORD"! Cooper Institute. A’ COST—CHINA AND GEASS: WARE. ~~ E, D, BASSFORD" Cooper Institute, TIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED PERMANE! extractions.—Teeth and color with neo EBMOND, 42 ust Union square. LLOOCK POROUS PLASTER, Patronized by the Medical Men of all schools, Dr. Valentine Mott, Dr. Jobuston, of Hartford, and Drv’ Myers, of Savanah, have spoken of them in the highest terms, The groat Mott ssid:—“They were all that could be: hoped for in a plaster—simple, cleanly and adbesive; perfect as artificial supporters of the muscles, and for patus, bee cause of their mild counterirritant qhalities, usually at once: giving ease.” Local weakness of the back, breast and side always benefited, thus curing lumbago in a few hours, some times in a few minutes, Ask the Hon. Shepherd Knapp; he: will tell you what they can do. In serous heart and chest affections thelr use causes an abe sorbtion or evaporation of water, .by which dropay of tha: ve, undonbtediy, been cured, Mobane,’ from do ‘om do, arrived 351! Yori arrived 26th, dla rgetown, 8G, arrived Norfolk, arrived Ysth disg. Caubir®, Magen 39 ‘Saned, Winflld Scott, Smith, Valpa- raiso. Cleared 98th, Fanny, Atkinson, Boston. pnt outaite, Cremons, Bi iat Hi oe trom chford, for ——, lg; urrows, for Galveston; Nonan- | upon stumps oot BtGEBS shay Jas Borland, Baker, New York; a Chas H Price, Haddock, 1, March 29--A rrived, catatigable, Falck, London (and D sailed tor Philadelphia), @ the Start 20h, Hermann Hellmrich, from NYork for so Mercur, Zacobeen, d CAYENNE, March 2. tn from Salem, arrived Feb DEMARAMA, March °3—In port bark St Lawrence, Steed, for Baltimoze'idg; briga Misslasippl) Marchant, from and fot ed. ‘slmpson, for NYork Idg; E » Duell, from and for ia,” Nortob, from and for ar, Aldrich, froth and {oF dos ney from Jacksonvilie, ar- *ifatled Lith, Or vatoane 1), Jordan, NYork. 80—Of,, ‘ship Draupner, Einertsen, assed of Sth itiantto, from NYork for Antwerp. ee March 25—In port barks Elverton, Benson, for ‘nish ldg for Baltimore; Barnasdo, for Liver- a March 29—Arrived, CO Van Horn, Cofll, Fal- pHAnURG-Arrived at Cuxbaven March 29, Republik, ae Eee ‘28—Arrived, Marsala, Carbone, New Or- rae La Gloire, Rood, Cardiff and United States, bark Stag, Cienfuegos via MeL do, arrived age a do, arrived 16th, dei 3 P Augur, heart and hydro-thorax hat ARGAINS, BARGAINS— WATCHES, ibaa rod BILVER WARE, &0. The subscriber wily UNDER 188 BT. ROAD WAT, HOTEL, ABOUT MAY 1, ‘april. 9--Arrived, jon Wild Hunter, Henderson, London. bark Excelsior, Bowers (from’ Matanzas), Liv- VER March 29—Arrived, Emblyn, erie oe max Loretio Fieh, Watts, and Prisclila, aa ident; Bilson, Galveston ; Victory, yannab ; Fortuna, B Read, New Orleans; hope, ‘i= ne Fenbody, NYork. Vernon, Cardiff and Baltimore; avans ahd New Orleans; Iranhoe, al by Atlantio, Philadelphia’ Baltio, Sherburne, San eis00, ‘nt out 39th, Mary Durkee, Sutherland, for Baltimore via FINE GOLD WATCHES. aa and PINS, TINGS, SLEEVE B OF HALE THE OB SHOWCASES and SAFE, No, 415 Broadway, one door belo} NU. [oe tye emia tula, wi Diseases on the sician ant surgeon, Sun Surfical oflices, 212 Broa ao LONDON viser and ‘clea ae of pint 8), Eniilipa, Ny n (8), Eile, do; Mortimer, do; "Hy Fi nas; Moravian (6), ecw Portland; St Savannah via Newport. Lonpox, sari 1 BORIC DISEASES WHIog ment of others, Strict jotures, Fi by M. LARMONT, Py, Tae tod Bi and AND a Tone, YORK MEDICAL AD- 1, nt i Pinion a alicd by 3, be mie We = », New the author, at his medics ICAL CURE, | WITHO from business, Discases of the Pelvic Yisoers SYA DANIELS, 3: Di skort avenite, 857 BRO. 7 of carved watiue Purnita io fend eae cand : Bu jor Heat ¢ Mantel sud Per, Micrors, Pi and Plated Wi ‘goods guaranteed as represented. James, Boockas, Arrived, Daniel Webster, Brown, New ‘Cleared March 29, Cyclone, Forbes, Britonferry and New ‘ork. ‘Ent out Bist, Paraguay (8), We) for NYork. ese Liee, March 26—Sailed, Elm Grove, Hurst, San Palmyra ‘s), Cbesnaye, Pa- alermo Ylst); let, Samoljot, NYork; 28d, Caroline Eddy, Veasie, do; Smyrni- ote, hens Boston. March 24— Arrived previous, b ery 8s Thos Trt, man, ‘York: fohre ‘Travellor, Hodge tout, Howard, Shaw, for NYork, Mews eed Ayres. MaresINA March 19—Sailed, RYork (and lett and J a Here YPHER & CO., arch 28— Cleared 2b, ‘Adeline c pee ts ee ee e large variet; Natu, March W0—Suiled, Ess Preuovrm, April 12—-Atrived,, *grenmaahip Thoin, Moyer, NYork for Hamburg cand ee rrna Choc Bi of See sale chee All Les McFARLAND TRIAL. and pet Aiea t Mary's, Flu; 18th, ‘eh joston. Balled 4th, achr a ‘ade ind. 2 be end ny Rico, Pendleton, Caliao veri U1, © Biberia (83, ee an tee Rio ranARD B, Fob I M, ‘Meroh 3 port bi ¢ ms ‘Ariostos (BE), ne ecbeo = be ah Campbell, itaripdsa, Waterhouse, paiees, ‘Fenaleton, and the only accurate ond lifelike Portralt ‘| for do 20 days; Ida fare! yI-garnived, Julia, from Boston; a wae ig SE) il gs Ale Kan si ; rig Alex Kir! gamed Mey A, Geo Lailmer, Kni; 7 ih, chr schrs vue Bride, Biatchford, Nyork via Na- Sins schr oe Bowen, Philadelphia. in ex phir ig Martin, for Baltimore tf Wa @ (Br), for 'Bomon Jdg; sehr Eri, for (ESTE, “ea 26-.Sailed, D M’Pherson, Mason, Cotte, American “Ports. ae April FERRE i Ira « Bi Hudson, Mrs, “‘WeFarland Mart, — plished. bre Fir J Johnston, 4 ever publishes fee NATIONAL POLIOB GAZETTE, {all news depots, ME JAPANESE, CORN FILE: ve. _ sola ‘stores, raareuppled by So ait PA, Genctal agents M4 Plog sega a CORNS: HE 20TH APRIL, T teh be Lay: Last i reek Crpeing oes pri 11. Wont a schrs Deets 6 aliens, Ge Gas yaiaees i ter LJ ase mst Bronzes, Giver P = which date our sore) will bea Bt fe OUr SUCCOBROTS, Mesars. N1c0l & Daviston io ee EAUGHWOUT £00, Corner Broadway and Broome ancammeabel WHISKEY. Fe and reliable. > Water Broo ome a Ridge streets. ser uae i ae it Moore, 'N Nigcerson, berg ieee iE Rich 3 rn; Kennedy; srambal, = acon, nd’ ee, , eae oat a ‘Oregon Gate