The New York Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1874, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL pte gitlinat ah A Saturday Review of the Current Situation. WALL Street, SaTvrpay, March 14—3 P.M, fhe result of operations on the street to-day ‘was nih, Home brokers may have succeeded in making @ profitable turn, but the general ieature was duiness, ‘THE BANK STATEMENT ‘was the feature of business to-day, and made the following exhibit :— Marchi. Marchi4. ° Differences. $286, 767,200 $285,717,100 Dec. $1,070,100 28,074,100 4,200 Dec. ‘159,800 61,655,100 61,652,600 De 2,500 + 244,199,300 243,238,500 Dec. — £60,800 Girculation.. 26,907.860 26,720,900 Dec. 18,900 THE ANALYSIS. The Jollowing shows the relation between the total reserve and tue total itabilities:— Marchi, March 4. Diffei Bpecie...... 28,074,100 $27,914,300 Dec. $159,800 Legal tenders, 61,655,100 61,652,600 Dec, 2,500 Total reserve. $89,729,200 ‘$80,568,900 Dec. $162,300 26,907,800 26,720,900 Dec, 186,900 + 244,199,300 243,238,500 Dec. 960,860 Tot. Nabilities. $89,959,200 $269,566,900 Dec. $1,147,700 25p.c.reserve 67,776,175 67,489,850 Excess over 25 PG. reserve 21,952,425 22,077,050 Inc, 124,625 OUR FOREIGN COMMEKCE Presents the following ri General merchan- dise imports, Including ury goods, $9,909,695; pro- duce exports, $5,338,161, and specte exports, $435,452, The total merchandise imports since January 1, this year, are $80,595,748, against $88,446,214 last year and $81,861,967 in 1872, The total exports of produce since January 1 are $52,750,501, against $49,698,288 last year and $41,971,329 in 1872, The total exports of specie mince January lare $6,106,998, against $12,052,927 last year and $3,954,315 in 1872, MONEY closed very easy at 3 per cent. elosed firm at rates previously quoted. toms receipts to-day were $382,000, GoD epened at 111% and closed at 112, the two ex- tremes of the day. The rates paid for carrying to- day ranged from 334 per cent to flat, ‘Ihe foilow- Ing table shows the fluctuations in the gold mar- ket auring the week :— Foreign exchange Highest, Lowest, Monday. March 9. pyvers ‘Tucsday, March 10. N's Wednesday, March 1 11% Thursday, March 1: ey nly Friday, March 13....... » M2 Is Saturday, March 14. 11x The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $118,000 on account of interest and $17,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. The Treasury operations for the week at tne New York office included tne dis- | § burgement of $504,000 on account of interest, $247,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds and we receipt of $2,671,400 for customs. ‘the amount of builion withdrawn from the Bank of England on balance to-day is £204,000, RAILWAY MORTGAGES. ‘The following were the bids to-day :— Bid, Bil, New York Cen 6's, ’83.. Del, Lack & W 7's con. 10334 Rew York 8 Toi & Wab Ist mex... 10% New York © 176.102 Toledo & Wabash 2d ma. 9 Sew York Cen Ist'm, r.106% Gt Westorn ist m 93 Rew York Gen ist in, i Great Wont 2d mw. at 1X. juincy & Tot Ist m, ‘9 Erie 3d m 7's, aiend & Ghies Ene 4h m 7's, Galena & Chi 2d in. Dock Boud: Chi, Rock Isiand & Bun, NY & E ist m, Morris & Essex Ist in ud’ R 7's, 2d m, 8 1.°85.1064, Morris & Isssex 2d mi. Harlem conm & sf, Alb & = usq 2d. bds. Mich Cen con Mich Cen 1st an a, LO NJ Central, convert. .10i% Pituy ht W & Chi Ist mi05%g Pitts, Ft W & Chi dm. 100 $i Pitts 98 93 Ohio & Miss 2d m, con. 8034 Fao BE 7's, ¢ Dub & Sioux City 2d d’ 89 Gen Pac gold bas... St Louis & 1M Ast m... 954g restern St Louls & I M 2d m..°! 32ig M & St P 8's, Ist m, PD. 108: tP Ist, 73-10, PD 955 Ste Ist, La GD. 90% StP ist, 1& MD. 8) w acific bonds. 87% Union Pac Ist m bai Baby Union Pac 1 ¢ 7's. Union Pacific | Bel & So il lat my 8's Alton &'t Li 2d m, pret. 85 hi dN Wo f...2... . 102 N W interest bds 98 N W con bd: Ty NW or 1 Bid. Tennessec 6's, od... Tennessee 6's, new. ‘Lennossec Missouri 6's. .- Ot Missouri 6's, H & Bt is 9256 mr i Connecticut 6's Ruode Isiand 6s. Ark 6's, funded, Ark?’ LR, PB&NO. 1 Ark 7's, Mem & Lit... 15 Ark 7's, Ark Cen RR... 15 Intiana b's... Michigan 6's, 1873-7 dlichigan 6's, 1885 New York bi, reg. New York b | New York 6° R New York 5 1875103, © @s, Fund act, 1863. 16 = New York 6's, gold, 1387. 112 HOW WE STAND. The Treasury balances at close of business to- @ay:— Currency. Coin. . . Less coin ‘The imports for the week were as follow: goods, $2,545,213; merchandise, $7,363,883, Total, $9,909,096, 8) ¢ OUR CURRENCY. ‘The outstanding legal tenders are:—Unchanged, $82,000,000; internal revenue receipts, $282,000, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXOHANGE, Saturday, March 14—10 A. ri Before Cali. yChi d NW wo Caen 100 Chi @ NW RR pr. 10 Chi & RIE RR. ho do. 100 do. 600 MIL & St M.0Un Pac. Ww do. 100 0 do. 1c, Oar 7.0 AU é& Pac 300 do. 119% $15000 Us 5's 1 iy frig Meda 119% 100 US 6, curs Sn9ig 100) US Be, First Board—10:30 A, M. $1000 Tenn (x, old... 904 900 shs Lrie RR, a's BOON YS, Direc. WG% WW doves. at 0 7° 3H do. ree do. “ay ( 20 40 Erie RR pf, 0. LO Lod MORK. be.bS 74% 6 do. . 73 20 1000 0 80 300 35 exe esSSS2Eeu er’ a> Oso 47 100 Del. L&W RIBS 1 IW Ha & SJo Rb § The cus- | | Lake shore. 70) shy LS & MS RRS 73% | 1 RR... 58) NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MARCH 15, 1874—QUADRUPLE SHEET. 1000 At & Pac pf.be. 11% 10) do. us i cy 47 tn 7) = & E583 P. M.—Sefore Cat: ‘30 shes LS & ¥ SRKDS 3 Up Fac BR. $9000 Un Pac incomes. 50 Siushs ve AL BD Oo..DS 43) we Qo ..be Frid rt do. Second Board—1 P. M. 50 shs Contin’! Bk.De 76 3) she LS &M BRR. 10 8 100 do... 78% NY Nat Ex Bank. dS 78% 17 Cent Nat Bk 78% 20 ekk ag 100 West Babe wo Be 1500 Bahe qo; bag 500 ty q pL.be.bs 7244 2300 30) Ubio & Miss RK.L ee 30%; To Cm aCRRR AT 1300 SNYNH &URR be 131g Brac 8 4) Moré ks RR.. .be 9% 200 a 92% Locn sett ir Wt « © 500 i Sats ri: Ly Go... . WW 70 “uo... 1B KOEN pide w 2to3 P.M $20°0) Ca NW cog pds 87 109% Tin) shy Pac MSS Co.b3_ 43 Bag 30s YCaHRK Me | 45 1M 64! is 78% ja 2) do... 708 me Chi & sW RK...b10 ad 4 do ‘OA 10 ww 10 50 20 eae SEECTEEE hi & NW pret. 724 32 jer Cen... & 10635 } icago a 106 W Mikaet ae a 8 at a 105 ‘toledo a 4436 Ohio & M a 132” Han & St J iy a 78% Han t Cau o Hee He GO OsTO HAVANA MARKETS, Union Pacific. Ch. & NW. Havana, March 18, 1874, Sugar—No. 12 Durch standard, 16 a i6%, reals per ar- robe. Freights—Loading at Havana tor the United Ptates, per box. of sugar, $125; per hhd. of sugar, $5 & $52; per bi of molasses, $3.50 a $3 (5; Joading at ports on the north coast of Cuba tor the United state: Per hod. ol sugar, 95 154 86; per Rhd. of melacres, $5.78 $4. xchange tirm; on United States, sixty dasa cur- Fency, 9 a 94 premium; short sight, currency, v4 4 95 premium; sixty days, gold, 110 a 112 ‘premiuin; short fight, gold, 118 a 117 premium, ‘On London, 136 & 140 premium. m Parts, 111 a 112 premium, _BIN. ANCIAL. PSLEY & RAZLEY, BROKERS, WAY, RUY AND SELL PRIVILKG DOUBLE “PRIVILEGES ON’ “MEMBERS EXCHANGE” OR RESPONSIBLE PARTIES; STOC! OPERATIONS MADE AGAINS! APPROVED CON- UOTATIONS FURNISHED, | EXPLANA. TRAC TORY CIRCULARS, WiTH KIbFERENCES, MAILED TO ANY ADDRESS. LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, 74 BROADWAY. ‘TRADERS’ DEPOSIT COMPANY, 85 LIBERTY street; money to loan on approved securities. —HAZARD & MONTAGUE, NO. 6 BROAD STREET, + Brokers in Stock and Gold Privileges: explanatory circulars, with references, mailed and quotations sent to any address. T REASONABLE RATE;—LOANE, $100 TO ANY amount, on Securities, Lire Policies, Furniture, Pianos, Diamonds, Jewelry, Personal Property, &c.: $25,00, to buy Second Mortgages; Commercial Paper Hegotuited; Storage. JAMES CAGNEY, 581 Hudson st. T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortguges and other Securities; imsurance of all kinds effected with best com- panies. J. J. HABRICH & CO,, 117 Broadway, CARD.—J. A. KAMPING, 8) CEDAR STREET, room 1, will execute commissions connected with money, or property entrusted to him promp ly aud taithtully. Money for temporary small | hand. —“PUTS” Reporter’ lations. Call or send for a copy. L, W. HAMILTON & CO., Brokers, 48 Broad street. —MONEY TO LOAN UPON BOND AND MORT- « gage on first class Real te; also large Mortgages ed. V. K. STEVENSON, Jr., Li Pine stre R PECTABLE YOUNG LADY, IN PECUNIARY ditticulties, solicits assistance of the loan ot $5) im- Mediately of some gentleman of means to defray ex. Denses: will pay good interest and give security. Address INDUSTRIOUS, box 155 Herald office. STOCK PRIVILEGES—$50 FOR 50 SHARES, $100 A .“tor lw stiares ot any stock at lowest market rates, The only safe method of operating in siocks on limited captal fully explained 1m pamphlet: delivered free on application. TUMBRIDUE & CO. Bankers and Brokers, 39 Wail street, New York. BUSINESS MAN, ABLE TO INFLUENCE $300,000 to $100,000 worth commissions (dairy products) & year, but not having the means to conduct the business, would like to find a party having $10,000 to $15,000 capi- tal who would appreciate his services; will bear the strictest investigation. Address, giving name, A. BE. M,, box 127 Herald ottice A PRINLED LIST OF $500,C0) WORTH MORTGAGES f and $300,000 wanted, In various suis, oD Hed investments, Broadway, New York, Fulton street, Brooklya. } ONDS AND MORTGAGES CASHED—BOTH FIRST d Second, and Money to loan. DINGEE, PORTER 08 Third avenue and LL Broad way. UFFALO CITY 7 PER CENT BONDS, INTEREST payable at the Gallatin National Bank in this city; pal due L924. ersey City 7 per cent Bonds, interest payable January and July; pimcipal due 1392, For sale by DANIEL jadi omry 7 PE ND “CALLS.°—THE “WALL STREET “explains how money is made in stock >| c {g for sal itrst class clty Property ; une WYCKUFF & CO, MORAN, 40 Wall street. CENT BONDS, Cag font’ 7 per cent Bonds, irst Mortgage Railroad’ Bonds, Also other choice Stocks and Honds, paying 7 to 25 per Cent, atthe lowest marcet rates for site by ALBERT H. NICOLAY & CO., No, 43 Pine strect. Securitios our specialty (22 year. N. B,—Investment \LAIMS THOROUGHLY PROSECUTED AND LITE CM gation conducted without fees unless. successful, bY an experienced attorney, expert in bankruptey cases; ex- celient reverences, Aduress LAWYER, box 2,79 Post office, New York. MIRST MORIGAGE FOR SALE—ON UNIMPROVED Brooklyn Lots worth treble the loan, and reliable bondsman; also, loans wanted on improved preperty, E. H. BABCOCK, 219 Montague street. IRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES ON CITY PROP- erty. wanted—Also Tryst Funds to loan, without bonus. Apply to [SAAC HONIG, 111 Broadway, rooms G and 'H, basement. (OR SALE—A SKAT IN NEW YORK STOCK EX- han Address, with real name, STUCO EX- AT, Herald offi OR SALE—AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFE One of the best investments in th of the celebrated Sliver Mine No Ni e. Grand island Disirict, Colorado. Specimens of ore, arsays, abstract of gue 4c,, can be examined by calling upon HAYES INU, 16 Broadway, room 10. {OR SALE—A $1000 SECOND MORTGAGE, ONE year to run, ona first class Iinproved New York cit properiy, well rented. Address owner, W. By station 1). {OR SALE—ONE HARE IN THE NEW YORK 80- ciety Library. Address B., box 3,305 Post office, New York. ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW York city Mortgages, without bonus. Principals de- siring 10 BORROW OK INVEsT apply to H. L, GRANT, 53 Exchange place. one sum. L a term of at a large discount. bonus required. $70.000 days, $135.00 cashed at once. Of the city of Hoboken, in the Charles Hartmann, ot the City of New York, wede & Co., way dissolved by mutual consent on the 14th day of March 1e74. ship are tobe received by said Charies Hartmann, and | to him tor pa: ized to sigu in liquidation. 5c. ‘fourth avenue, near Cooper Institute. hess established and paying. WARDS, 107 West Twenty-third N A with: about. $15,000, Business ot over 1 and Cc. EB. 3 LPINANCIAw OX BUM $12,000 TO LOAN—OW MORTGAGE, CITY improved; term of eee first clam; prince! j no bonus, duress box 3,Vi0 Post offic GUMS OF $1000 TO 42,00 TO LOAX—WITHOUT bonus, on improved and unimproved Property, cen- trally located. Counsel fees and commisuon the only charges, iB, ipa Saga al) _W. Hl, RAYNOR, No. 5% Pine street. UST PUNDS TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT- fase on New York improved Property; private dwelhinzs preterred ; one per cent commission and attor- ney’s lees lor search Ue seco or eS, si CALLENDikt & LAURENCE, 9 Pine RUST FUNDS TO LOAN—FOR A TERM OF YEARS, on New York city productive Proper y ; $3040 in 3. SIUART, No.7 Murray street. reek 10 SMALL INVESTORS AND SPECULATORS. Smal! and odd lots of Shares dealt in, either tor cash or on margin. Loans on stocks, ©, THOMSON & CO., 21 Wall street. ‘HE UNDERSIGNED ORGANIZE INCORPORATED companies and secure addiiional capital ior manu facturers, merchants, miners and other enterprises. Va- Tious amounts for investment and to loa ALEXANDER FRUTHINGHAM & COMPANY, 12 Broadway. NION DIME SAV K, 306 and 995 Canal street, corner of Laight street. Six percent In erest paid. Assets, over ten milion votlars, Surplus, seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars, ANTED—A BECRETARY AND TREASURER, WITH $10,000 to $12,000, to take charge o: the books and finances of an od," well established and good paying mining and manuiacwuring corporation, located at Gleveland, Ohio; best of relerences required, Address W. H, CU.’ 172 Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio. ANTED—MORTGAGE, $800 TO $1,0W, ON UNE cumbered Heal setate close to city. Address B., Heraid office. G8 BAN WASTED—$5.1000, ON PROPERTY WORTH $40.00; within five miles of Log Branch. on the Shrews- Inquir. FANFERNOT, 65 Beaver at. CITY.—$5,0:0 WANTED, ON MORT. new ‘and two lot 12 Address box.’ ,910 ost offic WAN? $500 D TO BORROW FOR ONE YEAR on Chattel Mortgage on Furniture worth 000, by a memver of Stock Xchange who is in need; 82, wilt pay liberally forit Address /UNITURG, Herald office. $6.000 WANTSDION FIRST MORTGAGE ON 5 private Dwelling in Fourteenth street for Years: no bonus. Principals only address OWNER MORTGAG:;, Heraid office. 7 5OQ FIRST, MORTGAGE ON. VALUABLE at ‘+ improved Property in this State tox sale For particulars address or apply to H, PATBERG, 254 Broadway. $10,000 2uRcHase woxe age, et cenit of appraised ¥ uation; $1,800 discount allowed it iaken at once, Address NeWAKK, box 16 Herald COND MORT- office. 30. 00 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE— ° For three to five years, on good C! roperty; must be first lien and good bondsman; no Principals only address MINOK HEIRS, Herald office. 25x10) each; | | salable and convement Coal Ash | at Ht YOUNG MAN, WITH $10.00) A\D EXPERIENCE on the street, desires to form. acquaintance ‘young man at pre-ent employed inthe stock broker some ae badness, who has asiimiiar amount of capital. with a vie w to partnership. Only those with uudoubced refer- ence wanted. Address J, GOULD, Herald office. PERSON FROM PENNSYLVANIA WISHES A person with $6.00 10 purchase the Interest of one of the officers and take lis position, at a lucraiive salary. The company has @ most valuable charter, beng per: petal, and are now doing « good business. | Fall parteu- jars made known by addressing J. P., Herald oilice. LADY WANTS 4 PARTNER, EITHER LADY OR genueman, with $1,200 (without services), in a splen- id paying cast! business: those only who have the cash ad mean business need reply. Aduress BAKTON, Herald piown Branch office. OARDING HOUS! 7 and Furniture of a paying boarding ation, rent pum of Dourders, &c. 8. 1, SB third 8 3 Brooklyn, k. RICKYARD FOR SALE OR TO LET—OR WILL Work on shares; itis on the Hudson River, MM miles below Albany; capital wanted from carting of clay or bricks; i feet of water iu front. full particulars inquire of JAMES WOOD, 241 Wayne wireet, Jersey City, N. J. ED.—HAVING SOLD OUT MY vest $2.10) in some well estab- vere 1 can make a living. Ad- . Herald office, Bosergss OPPORTUNITY,—TO RENT, THE POPU- lar Mill Known as ihe Manhattan Feed Mall, 508 to 516 West Twonty-sixth street machinery and ull appur- sin periect order; the mill has dove a large and le business for the past elght years; the propric- v8 Wish to retire from business; rént low. Apply on the premises on Monday. CAPITALISTS WASTID, (A GAVITALIST. | WITH White Gu.oNn v0 $:0.0°0 for, a theatrical scheme, in cl canbe realized acon. Adavess LHEATHICAL, Herald oes. mune NO: shes & partner, oF to connect himself \d well established yard up town. Ad- Ores H. BARRi:TY, box 5,561 Post office, OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR REAL BSTATE OR: Mortgages, an old established Ladies’ and Children’s Furnishing 1s store, in the very best location on chance fora lady or agentleman with ability. v. ice. Address J. . 8. Herald Uptown JOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-8TATE Ri entire Territory tor the cheapest, very best, most Sleve in the Unites States; a market for a milion in eiiher of the States and cléwr 200 per cent; first premiuins and bronze medal Maryland Institute aud other exhibitions; send for Can be seen at 345 lar, contaluing full information. eet OUN W. CAMPBELL, nite OTEL AND Ea: turns required. Pine street. MPORTERS, PUBLISHERS ING STATION FOR SALE—RE- 14) per day, Rent and gas irce. ali, atter o'clock, on EB. AND DEALERS IN chromos aid engravings send address, price to trads, &o., to CAROLINA ARK HALL, 101 Meeting street, Charleston, N®*, AND PROFITABLE ARTICLES.—A GENTLE. man about to return to a Western city wishes to 0. 8 Newark Prover y, making ilfty | meet with parties having novelties tor sale, would take | an agency for ® paying article; no objection wo invest | some capital in the right thing. Address GEO. EDEL- | STEN, Leggett’s Hotel. | O*F OF THE BEST BAKER! ON WEST SIDE, lease at low rent. UIs A. DA CUNHA, 172 West Forty-ftth street, corner of Broadway. _ TRUST FUNDS TO proved New York Cliy Property, in sums $35.00 to suit; also $5,000 to buy First Mortgage on uniinproved | city lots, and several suins to purchase Secc ouly on city property. JOUN DAVIS, N TO LOAN—TO PARTIES WISHING TO | Mortgages Park row. $65,000 build in New York or #rooklyn, Address ULLUER, box 4,642 New York Host office, TO LOAN—ON FIRST MORTGAGE ON city property; no bonus; money within $10'L00 to buy Second Mortg: $25,000 to loan on First Morigage on Brooklyn property. ENO & GOLDMARK ARK, __28 Park row (Express Building). 8 on city property. TO LOAN ON CITY PROPERTY Second Morigages and Leascho! RICHAKD V, BARNETT, 111 Broadway, roo F, basement. $285,000 ana Second Moriuatses, $15.00 tor First ) Country Mortgages. (purchase mo! PI ‘& SLOAN, 81 East Seventeenth street. HALO. __ COPARTNERSHIPS, _ OTICE ship latety HER. @BY GIVE existing bet 1 New Jersey, an: New York, in the >taie arles F. Holl- under the firm name of © All debts owing to the said partner. ands on the said partnership are to be jor payment, Charles Hartmann only CHARLES F. HOLLWEDE, CHARLES HARTMANN, By Adolph Tiencken, Attorney. March 14, 1874, resented author- New Yoi HE FIRM HERETOFORE EXISTING BETWEEN | the undersigned, under the firm name of Reilly, Leavy & Co.. is this day dissolved by mutual consetitt Bernard Reilly is alone authorized to continue the ness of the firm and to collect and receive the out standing indebtedness due the firm, and he will also dis- charge and pay toe labiiities of said firm. BERNARD REILLY, New York, Jan. 1, 1874, JAMES LEAVY. _BUSINESS OPPORTU MERCHANT TAILOR CAN SECURE THE © tom Department of a clothing store for $40 per ear, including gas fire, fixture: Inguire at’ 12 N_ UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR A! business man with small capital; Profits large ; busi. Call on or address P, i:D- OPPORTUNITY IS OFFERED TO A PARTY ) to enter a Produce Commission years’ standing, controlling a large Tewunerative trade. Address, with real name, . W., Herald office. bareain tor cash. PURDY, | A Worth $3,200; 5 OWNER, box 143 Herald oftics q profitable business; others must haye capital and be of undoubted character; or would undertake commissions, savancing upon goods. Address KELIABLE, box 168 rf located, in a pleas ) now be rented, with or without present tock that will make it an unusual opportunity tor securing business. For particulars address NATHANIEL FISUER, 70 Warren street, New York. iron ore. | and is described in the “Geogr lished in the New York Tribune, March 9, can make it abundantly to, his pecuniary adva ice, A south; an interview, ASSISTANT, H business. for merchants, manufs exchanged for busine: a hoven, commercial paper, 66 Wall sireet, Ac. N OLD ESTABLISI Shirt Manufacturing MEN'S FURNISHING AND siness for sale—At a groat Apply to the advertiser, EDWARD H, Jackson & Purdy, 82 Flith avenue $1,000 CASH WILL BUY MY state: 7 miles on fong Island; ubject to @sinall encumbrance, Address RARE CHANG! interest in Rea RELIABLE AND EXPERIENCED BUSIN man with $25,000) desires partnership in establish: 3 eens ASS RETAIL BOOT AND SHOE STORE, rash trade ; established nt and heaithy ern city; can BUSINESS MAN OF ENERGY AND INFLUENCE ‘wanted to organize a company for mining coul and ‘The land is situated in Perry county, Ohio, ical uh: 9. age. Dany, Ne Ye $2,500; BUSINESS THOROUGH. G. drawer 30, Post of SSOLUTELY SAF! Bi A ly established; tactiilies not requisite to meet the demand manageinent of selling departin vestment. Address COSMOPOLITAN, Herald office. A ahead ; goods sold exclusively to job ences given. Address, with reteren 200 Herald office. ASSISTANT WANT! cash; liberal competent, reliable person can command the ent with security for in- PARTNER WANTED—IN AN ESTABLISHED Manufacturing Business; profits large and orders est of reier- D—WITH $3,000 TO $5,000 READY intetest it preterred. Adder appolsue ferred. re ‘i, Herald oftice” ess, appointing LADY DESIRES TO MEET WITH A MIDDLE aged genteman or lady who understands literary _Address Mme. TENOR, Herald office. ADDITIUNAL CAPITAL PROCURED A. . Mining interests, &c., negotiated. ‘ersons with capital seeking business advised of ap: prove opportunities. Relerences:—Wm. H. Hurlbut & Do, hats, 470 Broome street; Seaman & Van Schoon GRIGGS, CARLETON & CO.. 98 Broadway. A LADY (CHEERFUL AND REFINED) WISHES TO mi immediate business arrangement with & TY otn rity and means. Address ABILITY, HS Herald ofice: sett LOAN ON IM. | | terview. Address 3. E | ‘PABINER, WANTED—FROM $25, | wanted to increase production | ited, profits justifiable: cone | business address, with part.culars, Rs. T. mo | TO wera Steam Power and Machinery, in } | : e | WWAXTEDTA FAIR PAYING 10 years; well | yecvnane WANTED—AN INTERE, | nature of business ah | Waste ished Lat business; an a | tive business man pi USINESS, box | | $50 eturers and others. Real Estate | NE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE STEAM WOOD- working Shops on the west side, thoroughly equip- ped for the building business or would suit a catinet- maker or tron raiting turer: long lease at low reat. urher formation apply to LO DA CUNBA, 172 West Forty-ftth street, corner of Broadway. PARTNER WANTED-WITH $12.00 TO $15,000, LN Montreal, Canada. First rate opportunity in @ good established paying | business, Address box 40 Post office, Méntreal. urchase of rolling usiness Any ge! information may Boston (Mass) Pi mills in Pennsylvania and increase oi tleman with ready capital wishin, ©. L, CHARLES, box 4,15 PARTNER WANTED— Wii $7,500, INA WHOL. manutacturing b h partner; |: siness that pays a profit of $7,500 rhieulars: nigel ima only given on a per ‘and Central Hovek ARTNERSHIP, MEMBER OF THE NEW YORK Stock Exchange will negotiate fer a partner that can furnish $20,00) to $30,500 capital. Address LONG: H, Heraid office. $90,000 RE: money uniim- Hi To 8 quired to manufacture chemic: debledness; Ir investivation desired first, sec for investment of money. None but prince! Her: ORTABLE ENGINE AND SAWMILL.—ANY O. | ET. having such property to dispose of. can effect a desir- exchange by caliing at 91 Liberty strect, room 9, al within ten ¢ in ten days. STOCK OF FIRST CLASS SEWING MACHINES (NE ) latest improvements, will be given for equity in low | riced House; spl-ndid opportunity tor some enterpris- start business. Address box 4.3.4 Post office. pg man SELLA FACTORY, IN GOOD WOKING ORDE er: the purchaser would be introduced to a good connec by the owner; about $8,000 required. apply to J. H. L, 8., Her the construction and furnishing Key West, Fla., with the privilege aging the same. and the work is about to ne commenced, ng and i paid tor. Key West 18 below the frost line. The climate is splendid and the city is healthy. Access fs easy from all points. For further Information address CHARLES TIFT, President ot the Company, Key West, Fla. Reference in New York to Messrs, U. H. Mal- lory & Co., 163 Maiden lan E QUEENS COUNTY SOAP AND CA Works, including Stock, will be sold very cheap good chance for a person und Partin the ‘soa ness Inquire of EH, DE LANGUILEITE & SO Hicksville, L. L. TPO DRUGGISTS.—A HALE INTERES tor sale in a first cl: las, Texas; profits 50 pe but & thoroushiy need apply to H. New York. (UE RIGHT FOR ANY OF THE The patent on a useful article in the hardware and agricultural line: can be made and sold everywhere, SMITH, 9 William street. Address 8. A. WHOLESALE MANUFACTURING CONFECTION. ery, establishad and profitable trade; $i, wanted ‘to increase the busincss; half interest to com- petent party. GRIGGS, CARLETON & CO., 98 Broadway. York, ee TERS or Vi iv. GEORGE F, HAND, Brooklyn Post office. ness, by & party with $5,000 Send location and gation) to BON FIDE, box 163 Herald offic Wirectioal tan, 8 fnae good manufacturing business now Who will Invest $5,001. Aduresg X. Y, office. WANTED-A PARTNER, WITH $1.00 TO. $i cash capital, in an ‘established ‘manufacturing business; Koos sold to the jobting trade. fiyen.at the ollce of mannfacturer. Address LV ENSSALER, Herald office. D—A PARNER, WITH $2,500, IN A FING H, 81 Cedar street, 000 TO. $5,000 Wane PARTY WITH | H to Invest in Business; mo ost office. BUSINESS, box 4,516 P $300 CASH AND A MAN WITH UNDOUB! e. references wanted, in a legitimate manu turing business, having no ‘competition; will pay 50 ver cent profit, '735 Broadway, room 5. WILL PURCHASE THE SOLE RIGHT TO daily between 9 A. M. and 4:30 P. M. at the plumber shop of Louls Geisler, 110 East Nineteenth stre $600 the Investor $: street, room 5. ,00 por annum, Particulars at 23 1.000 CONTENTS OF LOUK MANUFACTORY | in Contre street, Presses, Lathes, Die: also Patent on Locks, or in part, at any reasonable offer. Purchaser can hire mee Nox 115 Herald off AM RETIRING PARTY HAVING SOME SOUN A invest by instalments ina very profitable and respectable business, where his venient. Address L. G. B. fa ‘@ well established busine A Address LU BRI any responsible business man with more, Address BUSINESS, box 208 Herald oftice. business and willin; nice Staten Island please ad- HARCE FOR A WELL RECOMMENDED who has or can obtain trom $2,000 to $4.00, to RARE man, be needed if con vices would Herald off DID OPPORTUNITY FOR AN ENERGETIC with $1,500 capital, to enter as partner ; best reterences given, Ad- 8 BUSINESS, box 122 Herald oifice. Ye" YOUNG MAN, HAVING $1,000 OR $200, CAN join another in profitable oi business; ' no risk. Herald oftice. LUCRATIVE BUSINESS W. an immodixte investment of only $1,00); wonid join ¢ amount of SPLEN business man, I AM VOING WEST THIS WEEK AND WILL SELL the controlling Interest in @ most valuable Patent at anominal price, Address WEST, box 1i6 Herald offi OHN 8. PIERCE, 106 BROADWAY, HAS A LARGE @ amount of mor to purchase Mortgages oa New York City Real Bi ; large First preferred ; money im- mediate y; bring cS ‘ONEY TO LOAN—IN SUMS_ TO SUIT, UPON CITY Property; siso to buy Seconds. WARREN 8 WILKEY & CO.,No. 5 Beekinan street, rooms 23 and 24, ‘EBRASKA COUNTY AND SCHOOL DISTRICT Bonds.—Aa excellent investment; bear 10 per cent interest, payable here; denomination of $100, $50) and $1,000; price BS cents and accrued interest.’ The 1asue of these bonds is restricted by law to never exceed 10 per cont of the taxable realty of the district or county issuing them; therefore the security ly unquestionabt good. Wr, HANLY @ O0., 131 Water street. ATIONAL TRUST COMPANY'S STOCK FOR SALE— d eae Gag Stocks, Insurance Scrip and Stocks bought VED o SAMUEL M. SMITH, 7) Wau atreet, A bg synch $100. CAN BE INVESTED MORE 8. System fully explained by ca pamphiet; tree. bottles rifice, rangement will be made with @ satisiact Tittle money required. Address 4, Beret Uptown | Branch vite. tocks than in any business at the prese ing or sending for TUMBRIDGL & CO, __Bankers, 39 Wall street, New Yor A nearly new; must be Sold im: 4 4 ‘At 50 Amity ‘street. sahomhass dab PARTNER WANTED-—IN ONE OF situated and paying hotels in the city; 4 liberal ar. ; but HALF INTEREST IN AN ESTABLISHED FIRST class business concern on Broadway, New York, A first floor (and a position if qualifications desires it), for $1 cash; or will ex- change for tts Sanity in a tarm or in the country; land So1 }ieluity of Long Ia und of the seme fe this is an excel ‘s respectatio and re! nt opportunity for Te- sponsible gentleman who wants and means business; Hone others need respond, Address J, CLARK, box 217 Herald olive. aaa i month, Address G. L. | _ - . |e -WANTED, AN ENERGESIC $2,000. ina to take tharse ot the fnunc D—REQUIRING | CORKING MACHINE, | t, gost $85, (or champagne or other | 1.00 READY CASH AND SERVICES OF A good salesman, as partner in a manata turing business, paying large pront », BUSINESS, box 205 Herald oF PARTS sumnm: nw $1.500 Tesort, lacing the water. in liroo ing, 88 CON ald office, 3()() A, PARTNER WANTE. 500. eeahitahed ana good p chine Business business not ‘ald off equired, Address 3. M., box 2iL of a manufacturing business, Address BUSLN BE: iis Herald offtee, al bak Scr 5 -0 4 NTEREST Fe 3.000. arate husiness paying tare good business man a good chance is of | vey street, room 4 + + NEW YORK CITY, The police arrested 1,435 persons during the past week, The tax receipts tor the week amounted to | $58,821 86, THE BEsT | ‘There were 523 deaths, 140 marriages, 477 births and 36 stillbirths in the city last week. BUBGLARS AT WORK. ‘The shop of John H, Chrystie, bookseller and the ary Dossosses business | stationer, at No. 1,466 Third avenue, was broken into the night before last by thieves and property They entered the place by @ window in the rear, and, no doubt, escaped The police have pot yet ov valued at $500 carried off, in the same way. vaineg any cleyr to thelp ideptity, Judge Blatchford rendered his decision in the case | tions denied. he, casi jOOTH, 10 ar Forty-second street, now doing a good busi: | | Ress; owner retiring, will sell business and give long | PARTNER, WITH $50,000 WANTED—BY AN TRON | and steel house of Boston; object SALE | tion For particulars HE HOTEL COMPANY OF KEY WEST, FLA., WILL receive propositions, from first class hotel keepers only, to furnish a suin of ho leas than $15,00) to assist in hotel at The sum of $40,0)) has been subscribed, , $o.as to have the building ready by November, 1374.’ A fine lot has | Been purchased and i TATES OR ALL— | charge of stealing twelve pounds of brass leads, | in the habit of sleeping in the composing room, BUSINESS IN NEW T IN A LEGITIMATE BUSI- hich must’ bear the closest investi- BY Tit SGnScRIB R, WHO IS A Particulars | answer, poly that will pay $10,000 frst year sure. Address, appointing interview, manufacture an article of real merit; patent | Fecently granted; Investigation solicited. Can be'be seen WILL SECURE AN EQUAL INTEREST IN 8 legitimate cash business that will retaen to ey with steam power, at $18 per ‘Address, with real ER WANTED FOR A HOTEL AND lyn; five acres of pleasure ground, bathing, boating, fish ss OF 40, iN A WELL ving general Sew- lady or yentiemun: knowledge Youre } Of oM[cers to adpynister thg aifays of the city cer THE COURTS. Busines in Bankruptey—Decisions—Acquittal of Woodhull & Claflin—A Note from the Jury. Yesterday, in the United States District Court, of Joseph Lorne, owner of the brigantine Lydia H. Cole, against the steam tug U.S. Grant and the brig Talilyho. The tag and the brig were livelied for the recovery of damages alleged to nave been | caused by a cojligion which occurred in the Bay of | New York on the night of the the soth of January, 1869, between the Lydia H. | cole and the other vessels named, It | was claiinea by the libeliant that the collision re- sulted irom the negugence of those who were nay- igating the vrig and the tug, the latter having the brig in tow. The decision of the Judge holds the tug responsible for the collision and exonerates the brig. The Judge orders a decree against the tug, with @ rejerence to a commissioner to ascer- tain and report the damages, UNITED STATES OISTRICT COURT. Business in Bankruptey—Voluntary Petitions. Joseph R. Ferrer, J. Daft Wallace, Samuel M. Brown and Albert Dunkell. Adjadications in Involuntary Cases, Wisner H. Townsend, Wolf Lessner, Emil Less- ner, William J. Holbrow, Edward B, Holbrow, William H. Stoddard and George Potts. SUPFEME COUR T—CHAMBERS. Decisions. By Juage Donohue. Buddinsink vs. Fro ‘Motion denied. Shaw vs. Hayes. the matter, &c., Pearsall,— Memorandums. Hunt vs. Brennan. e decision. Clafin vs, Taussig, Jacoby vs. Jounston.—Mo- Memorandums, Wild vs. National Life Insurance Company.— Order granted. Shields vs. Shields.—Memorandum for counsel, Stahho vs. McGuiness.—Motion deaied, costs to abide event. Mcintosh vs. Fisk, executor.—Motion granted, See opinion, In the matter, &c., Hayward.—Reference. AT—SPECIAL TERM, | SUPERIOR COUX Decisions. By Judge Curtis, Mercer vs. Vose.—Motion granted. See memo- randum, Lustig vs. Lustig.—Motion granted, defendant to pay piaintid $25 weekly and to pay $300 for plain- | $id’s costs, counsel fee and expenses Of suit, in ad- dition to sum heretofore paid. | Capen vs. Maitby (two cases).—Motion to con- | solidate actions denied. Same vs, Same.—Motion to place cause on special | calendar granted, Todd vs. Hopkins.—Mction to vacate order of arrest denied, Dick vs. Dick.—Report of Referee confirmed and divorce gran‘ed to plaintitf, Coe vs. Davis.—Order granted for the appoint. | ment of a receiver. Platt vs. Smith.—Motion that platotim file secn- rity for costs denied, Without cosis and without Wyman vs. Charlick, Bain vs. Frazier.—Orders | of reference. | Schaffer vs, Schafer.—Order denying motion to abate alimony. | Rouge ve. Solomon, Wolff vs. Same.—Application for resettlement of order denied, COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS, i The Woodhall and Ciafiin Libel Trial— | Acquittal of the Defendants—State. | ment of the Jury Explanatory of the | Verdict. Upon the reassembling of the Court yesterday morning Judge Sutherland sent for the jury who for the last week have been trying an indictment | for libel against Victoria C. Woodbull, Tennie ©. | Claflin and Colonel Blood, and who were kept together during the night. Alier answering to | their names the foreman of the jury said they had agreed upon a verdict of “not guilty.” This an- | nouncement was received with applause on the | part of the triends o! the defendants and of others who thrcnged the court room. Betore the jury leit their seats one of them requested the privilege of reading @ statement, which, although it had no connection with tue verdict, he said they felt they onght to make in view of the circumstances of the case. His Honor said he had no objection, The | juror then proceeded to read the following | STATEMENT OF THE JUR The jury wish to express their unanimous and most hearty concurrence in the sentiment ex- pressed so eloquently by Your Honor in regurd to the character and tendency of the teachings of these deiendants. At the saine time, in the exer cise of that large discretion confided to them by | the State constitution and Jaws in such cases as | these, and in delerence to the honest doubts which existed in the minds of a majority of the jury from the commencement of their delibera- tions, they have unanimously decided to yield to the detendants that charitable presumption of in- nocence, when there is a reasonabie doubt, by which the law protects those who are placed ia jeopardy of ule or liber The defendants and ir friends thon left the court room, followed by a large crowd. | TOMBS POLICE COURT. Base Ingratitade. Before Jadge Bixby. George Lockwood was arraigned yesterday on a one brass galley and eight pounds of lead type, the | property of the World office. Lockwood has been and since he has been there several things have been missed. Early yesterday morning he was caught by one of the Compositors, named James Goiden, going out with the above property in his posses. sion. Officer Davis, of the Second precinct, was called in, and Lockwood was taken before Judge | Bixby. He acknowledged his guilt, and was held | in $1,000 ball to answer. | Larceny from the Person. | On the 7th of March John Smith, as alleged by Hattie Williams, stole a pocketbook from her and ; appropriated the contents, John Smith was ar- rested yesterday by Oflicer McGuire, of the court squad, aud held by Judge Bixby in $1,000 bail to He Would Be a Mormon. Yesterday morning the officer attached to the | Fall River line of steamers received a telegram | ordering the arrest of one Edward Slater, a youth of about nineteen years of age, who had run away from home and bad stolen $125 from his father. In the telegram a full description of the person wanted was given, and the officer scrutinized the passengers closely as they filed on the pier. He succeeded in arresting the right man, and a pocketbook containing $125 was found in his pos- session, The young cuiprit was taken before Judge Bixby yesterday afternoon. He said that | his mother was a Mormon and that he intended to | follow her to Salt Lake City. The Judge remanded | him to the care of his father, and sent nim back with the officer to Fall River. BROOKLYN COURTS. | ‘The suit of Mrs, Luella Saunders vs, Dr. H. S. Gilbert, to recover $30,000 damages for injuries alleged to have resulted from want of proper treate ment after childbirth, resulted yesterday in a disa- greement of the jury, This was the second trial On the first trial the jury also disagreed. The jury in the case of Mrs. Elizabeth Spicer vs. George Spicer, in which suit plaintiff sought to re- cover her dower out of the estate of Jonn Spicer, deceased, yesterday rendered @ verdict in favor of the plaintiff for $1,300. One of the strange tea- tures of this case was the appearance of plaintin’s first husband, Hugh Miller, to whom she was mar- ried twenty-five years ago, and whom she had thought long since dead, as she had neither seen | him nor heard anything irom him for years. The | being a trespasser. | question arises falls back upon the Seriptur | prejudice to deiendants, renewing same as they | | may be advised, | apostle, Court held that plaintiff! could not recover as John Spicer’s widow, but upon the promises of his brother, the defendant. Mary Tatten sued John Gorman in the Clty Court for alleged slander in calling her an abandoned | woman, and claimed $2,500 damages. The jury gave her $300, SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TEAM. Double Office-holding Not Allowed, Before Judge Gilbert. At the election held last fall Mr. Jacob Worth, @ City Assessor, was elected on the republican tickec to represent the Sixth district, Sixteenth and Nineteenth wards, in the State Assembly. His term of office as Assemblyman commencing Janu- ary 1, he attempted to act as Assessor also, but was ruled out on the ground that, under the char- ter, he could not hold two offices at the same time. Mr. Worth appealed to the Court for a mandamus to compel the Board of Assessors to admit him, ay dudge Gilbert rendered the following de- cision in the case:—°It was clearly in the power of the Legislature to prescribe the qualifications 7 poration. have a so in expheit terms, No Mcer can, during his term of Mice, hold any other public oMve except that of Commissioner of Deeds or Notary Public, and the holding of any such office vacates the city oMce, ‘The qualifying language of the statute relating to appoinments the jees or emoluments of which are paid out of the public treasury has no relation to permanent offices oi the cit. vernment, but appiles only to temporary appointments, The ob,ect of the Legis- lature is evident. It is based on sound public policy and should be applied. Th@ motion for a mandamus is denied, with $10 costs.” A Widow Suing for the Body of Her Late Husband. After Jesse Brush Brush died and was buried in Greenwood his will was found, in which he be- queathed the lot in which he was buried to Emma D, Warner, a daughter of bis first wife. The second widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Brush, then brought suit to obtatu possession of t.e remains, with the View of reinterring them in some other place. She claimed that she couid oot enter the lor without Yesterday she appiled for an injunction to restrain the daughter from removing | the body pending the settlement of this action. Decision reserved, SURROG:TE'S COURT. it Week's Kecord. Before Surrogate Veeder, Wills admitted to probate :—William Broisted®, Clark A. Smith, Edward H. Gage, sr.; Andrew Bur- rows, James Sweeney, Nancy Hoyt, Annie E. Uper*, and Bernhardt Ulrich, all of the city of Brooklyn. George Wyckom, of the town of Flat lands. Letters of administration were granted tn the estates o. the following named deceased persons, viz.:—Patrick Donnelly, of the town of New Utrecht; James H. McKtnney, of the town of Fiatbush; Rose Cunningham, Margaret Welsh (formerly Margaret’ Hayes), Jeremian | o’Regan (known as Jeremiah Regan), Christiana Schultheis, Isatah D. Hardenberg, Sauinel Blaney, Eugenia Richmond, Rosanna Brooks, Samuel W. Blainey, Charles C, Selvage, John Hester A. Lawrence, Laurence McCabe, Martua Newman and Michael Fitzimmons, all of the city of Broos- = nh Letters of guardianship of the person and estate of William H. Beam were granted to Mary Beam, of vennie W. Toothe to John B, Woodward, of Yhomas Brooks to Bridget Woods; of Mary W. Hawkins, Albert W. Hawkins, Louis A, Hawkins, William H, Hawkins and Susie S. Hawkins to Emma C. Hawkins; of Ella Selvage, Walter Seivage, Charles Setvage and Irving Selvage to Julia M. Selvage; of Ernest T. Gallaway, Emma M. Galla~ way, Andrew M. Gallaway and James H. Gallaway to Ann M, Gallaway, all of the county o1 Kings, BROOKLYN ASSESSMENTS. a Taxing Ministers of the Gospel—An Ap~ peal to Scripture for Authority. At a meeting of the Brooklyn Board of Assessors yesterday the Rey. Join H. Kirk presented a peti- tion asking for the usual exemption of $1,500 as- sessment on the assessed valuation on his house and jot in Ryerson street. He asked this on the ground that he was a minister of the Gospel in | good standing, though he foilowed another occu- pation, The assessed valuation of whe reverend | gentleman’s property was $2,400. Assessor Hennessey said that as the petitioner had another occupation he could not well claim ex- emption under tie law. Assessor McDiarmid, who, when @ perplexing said that according to tms decision St. Paul, the could not have been exempted. He preached the Gospel and also followed the occupa- tion of tinmaker. He did pot have auy taxes to pay. ; Assessor Hennessey—Do you know that of your own knowledge? Assessor McDiarmid—Oh, it’s a matter of his- tory. Assessor Hennessey—I think we had better get down to someting concerning Brooklya. The Chairman—It is a weli known tact that the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher 1s also engaged in an- other cating, that of edit.ng a newspaper. Assessor Hennessey—Mi. Beecher’s living, it is a well known tact, 1s aerived from his ministerial labors. The Chairman said he knew that the Rev. Mr. Kirk was a clergyman; but his salary was noc suilicient to support him, and he was compelied to do something else to make tt up. Assessor Furey said that he knew there were clergymen who were compelied to follow some other busmess in order to make a living, for tie reason that the congregations were too poor to support them. He moved that the matter be re- ferred to a committee of two, co couler with the Corporation Counsel in regard to tue same, The motion was carried, TAMMANY HALL, Meciing t.ast Nighc of the Committee on Organization—The Two New Wards Represented. The Organizing Committee of Tammany Hal) met yesterday evening. The Hon. John Kelly was in the chair. A committee, consisting of Messrs. George W. Morton, John R. Fellows and Peter B. Olney was appointed fur the purpose of draiting appropriate resolutions on the death of ex-Prest- dent Fillmore and Senator Sumner. A committee was also appointed to inquire into the petition from the Twenty-first Assembly district in relation to polling tn districts insvead of In mass conven- ‘This committee ts made up o1 Messrs Jonn R. Fellows, William ft. Quincy, Wilham Brennan, General Martin T. McMahon and John Morrissey, The following gentlemen were appointed as a committee to dratt laws for the Committee on Urganization :— Messrs, William K. Wickham, Edward Cooper, Colonel! A. B. Caldwell, ea-Judge Hogan and William Lumb, A committee was then appointed to consider the application of the law of registry to naturalized cliizens, consisung ot Colonel J. K. Fellows, Peter B, Olney and H. D. Puroy. Communications were read from duferent dis- tricts endorsing the organization tn the respect- ive districts, ‘The committee presented their re- portfrom the Twentieth Assemoly district rela- tive to the reguiating of the contested organiza- tion proceedings in that district. The bulk of the testimony forticoming was submitted and read, and the matter subsequently reierred back to the committee making the report, with orders to re~ port at an early meeting tue undisputed ‘acts and the conciusions at which the investigatimg Com- mittee may have arrived. Delegates were present from the Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth wards. ARTHUR ORTON IN NEWGATE. he Tichborne Claimant During His First Days of Convict L: {From the London Times, March 3.} Between nine and ten yesterday morning Alder- man Sir Robert Carden, while going the round of the jail of Newgate as one of the visiting magis- trates, accompanied by Mr. Jouas, the Governor, saw the convict Arthur Orton in his cell, which happens to be the same he occupied pre- vious to the trial of tue mdictment against him being removed by certiorari irom the Central Criminal Court to the Court oi Queena Bench. Sir Robert found Ortou engaged in pick- ing oakum in the cell, that being the accusiomed task to which every (reed sentenced to penal servitude is invariably subjected ailer conviction, preparatory to his removal to vis permanent place of confinement. The convict lor the present wears the clothes 1 which he appeared on his trial. This is contrary to all custom tn Newgate; but in this case, {rom sheer necessity, » departure lor once has been made irom the ordinary rule tor the reason that there 18 no convict dress in Newgate capable of being adapted to the convict’s leviathaa dimensions, Orton is said to bave been in very good spirits, all tnings considered, and to have entered freely, and of his own accord, into con. versation With the visiting magistrate, saying, im effect, among other things, that surely “the peo- ple of England” would never submi' to what le called the injustice which had been done him on his trial. Tne convict, on his arrival at Newgate on Saturday, having stated in answer to a routine question, among others, that he was a Roman Catholic, was excused attenuing the ordinary re- ligtous sérvices in the prison on sunday. Tn the ex. perience of the Governor tt is not unusual for per- Sous 01 the Roman Catholic persuasion, committed for trial, or after sentence, to attend the Protes- tant services in the jail chapel, trom a desire to relieve the dreary monotony, if for only half an hour or so, of prison lie; but Orton has not yet shown any such desire, Up to last night no one had seen the convict ex- cept Sir Rovert Carden, in his capacity of visiting magistrate, and the Governor, His solicitor is understood to bave made an application to see him in the course of yesterday, bot was not allowed. At present his ultimate destination on leaving Newgate is not known. THE JERSEY CITY MATRIOIDE. Freeman Convicted of Manslaughter—. Ten Years in the State Prison. The case of the State against Freeman for the murder of his mother in Jersey City was given to the jury yesterday at noon, Judge Bedle charged very minutely in relation to the theories advanced by the defence. The jury, after being out six hours, brought in a verdict of mansiaughter. The counsel for the defence were hight ee and they congratulated their chent that he escaped the gallows. The feeling among tnoge in the Court House was one of disappointment, The Court shared in this feeling, and no respite was allowed after the verdict was returned, Judge Bedle ad- dressed the prisoner briefly, and sentenced him to teu years at hard labor in the State Prigon, the fuit penalty prescribed by the law. .