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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
^ Moxdjt, March 7?8 P. M.
Ike slatemcnt or today uomwM as follows with
Mm statement which wia made up last Monday ?
Weekend's- l-oatis. Specie. Circulation Depoiitl.
?b 20.... 126,800,083 88,470,171 7,7#,#82 88,1215,837
M.rrh 6.... 126,221,067 28,709,966 8,071,693 66,800,028
? 299,794 334,711 ?
Decrease. . 646,010 ? _ 1,416,809
Tine in a very healthy movement, showing moro prudence
and foresight on the part of bank managers than
have always characterized their conduct. The contraction
within tb? past four weeks now amounts to over
$6,2?*,000, a?<l as Congress has adjourned and there is no
??? * - ?.._*? I?? ??,?,v?r tlierp onlv ro
|nt?yuvi m IUIUJCI iwui, iw, iuv.wt.. , -? v
mains a trifle over $3,000,000 or the loan of 1868 to pay
p, the banks may bo considered in a very eafe position.
The (rain in specie in the face of the large export wa9
hardly nrpected; most persona supposed that there would
he do change. The loss in deposits may probably bo
yegar<*.cd as an indication of the resumption of business
lerc-ind there in the interior. Tho banks will probably
Mr during tbe week from two to three millions to the Sub
*ros?ury; but there will be no report till Saturday, and by
that time a California etoamer with a remittance wi'.l be
iluo.
Py the arrival of the Europa at this port wo have oae
lay's later news from Europe Thpre is nothing of any
consequence in tho financial intelligence. On 18th the
funds opened dull, foil oil' , hut tlnally rallied to for
cash and the account?being, in fact, a slight Improvement.
Money was as easy as ever, and tbe bank had
gained X'i60,149 during the week Cotton continued Arm
nt the advance reported by the two last steamers from Europe,
and breadstuffs without change. Private letters seem
H hold out a strong hope that Napoleon may be enabled
to achieve by diplomacy the object en which he has evi
lently set his heart, namely, tbe liberation of Italy. With
regard to American securities Messrs. D. Bell, Son & Co.
report as follows:?
The market for American securities daring the past
vrei'K has not undergone any material change. Toe only
feature which claim? j-articular notice is tbe continued demand
for the registered stock and bonds Of tho State of
FenDFylvttDi.i. arising from the eontldenco imparted by
?? fact that the public debt of the State, which, at the
clone if t!ie fiscal year 185s, stood at about $39,600,000,
has been reduced, partly by the operation of a sinking
ftind nnd partly by sale of public works, to about $28,000, 00,
at which it uow stands.
United Stake 6 per ocntbonds,18CS 100 a 102
Do. 6 i>or cent bonds, 1874 98 ft 94
Alabama 6 per cent bonds 78 a 80
Kentucky 6 per cent bonds, 1868-1872 90 a 92
Maryland 5 per ceDt stg. bands 95 a 97
Massachusetts 5 per cent stg. bonds 103 a 104
MI"Kissippi 5 per rent I'u'on bank bonds.... 14 a 16
Otio 6 per cent stock. 1886 90 a 98
Pennsylvania 6 percentstg 82 n 84
'Do. 5 per cent bonds, 1877 86 a 87
Tennessee 0 per cent bonds, clivers 84 a 86
Virginia 6 per cent bonds, 1886 84 a 86
Do. u ]nr cent stg. bonds,1688 85 a 87
Boston 5 per c<t)t bonds, divers 90 a 92
Boston 4 per cent stg. bonds 93 a 95
Montreal 6 per cents, 1856-'65 80 a 82
Illinois Central 7 per cent, 1875 80 a 82
Do. 6 per cent, 1875 77 a 79
Do. 7 per cent free lands, 1860 . 83 a 85
Do. shared dis.85>? a 84
Michigan Central 8 per cent, 1869 85 a 87
Do. shares 45 a 50
New York Central 6 per cent (not con.) 18S3. 84 a 86
Do. 7 per cent, convert, 1864. 93 a 96
Do. shares 76 a 78
N. Y. and Eric 7 per cent 3d mort., 1883.... 70 a 72
Do. 7 per ccnt, convertible,1878. 38 a 42
Do. do. do. 1862 . 38 a 42
Do. sinking fund, 1875 38 a 42
Do. shares 13 a 15
Panama 7 per cent 1st mortgage, 1859 100 a 102
1*0., 1865 95 a 97
PennsylvaniaCen. 6per centltt mort., 1880. 90 a 92
The London Timet of Friday says ?
In American securities a redaction of $1 occurred in ths
ft arc k of tie New Voik Central, and quotes sales:?
Illinois freeholds. M.Vi ex. c.; do. 'shares. 35 dis.; NewYork
and Eiie 3i moitgago 7 per cent, 1883, OS}.; a 08.
the month advances the reports from the West tend
to confirm the views entertained by the leading members
of the Stock Exchange w ith regard to the gradual recovery
, ot that sectiot. of country, nnrl the best railroads which
traverse it. We have seen to d*y a large number of
letters from almost every Western city of note, some of
them arc more hopeful than others, but all, without exception,
state that the lowest points of depree?'on havo
been touched, and that recovery will now be the order ot
the day. Thi re is throughout the We?t a large quantity
of grain and floor to come forward , the recent advance
tn brcadstuffs (which is equal to $1 20 the barrel of flour
at this point) is naturally calculated to induce holders to
need their stocks on; while, on the other hand, um
i.tle- ol the Western p< opto m ill compel the trwwtci.-aion
westward of a ccrtniu quantity of goods and raerciun< .
Jut effect ot these causes will be more plainly seen in
March and April than it was in February; but even the
r?u>M for i bat mintb show traces of the g-ovrja? im j
provimcut. TheMiclkijati Southern road caruedalt-ogeth nearly
$16,000 more in February, 1859, than in February I
1858; w hich, considered as an indication of the earning
.or the remainder of the spring, may probably bo ro^ar ied
as ? tiling the question that a dividend?probably
j-wt wsii and part scrip?*511be paid on thi guarmte i
ptock this summer. Tbe M.chigan Central his not received
any complete account of iU February tarning?,
kut it is officially known that they exceed the estimate .r
tte company, published some time since, and consequently
thai the three per ccnt dividend in July is cer
tain. The Rock Island and (,'alena will show a decreaso in
February. The former road will probably show about
SG-,500, ugoiurl $67,GOO last year; but in a few days it wili
fcegin to feel the effect of the I'ike's Peak travel, and in
Uarch, April and May its earnings will bo large. The Ga
lena earned against $74,159 last February. The
Toledo and Wa^aab earned $4,100 more in February,
18S>9, than in February, 1868; they write from the com
jiany 'sofl'.ce in the West that they expect in March and
April to cam 1140,000, against (78,000 in January an 1
.February. This will amply provide for the interest duo
a the bonds. The M.lwaukie and Mississippi earn?d
$OOfiOh against $S9.890 in February, 1858. The earnings of
the Burlington and (,'uincy, tbe Alton and St. Louis, an l
the i'ort Wayne and Chicago lines, are likewise
ta.d to show an increase over last year. Altogether,
the general picture is one of improvement?an
Improvement sadly needed after eighteen months of prostration,
but one which, If Providence should grant a bounteous
crop this fall, would in the course of a few months
j?ut the West in the position in which it was in the most
prosperous times of 2856 and 1857.
Stocks this xnorning wetc dull, and in some instances
concessions wen made by holders to effect sales. The
jwrt es who arc moving for a rise act with the utmost circumspection,
availing themselves of every decline in
prices to make moderate purchases, but never attempting
to sway or to control the course of tho market. Their
argument appears to be that if stocks wit not rite on
their oraided merlta, it is useless, and it must eventually
be minors, to endoavor to force them up by clique operations.
Thus far they have obtained but very little aid
from outside; ns the earnings of the roads improve, it
way l't exjitctcd that the outolde buyers will increase in
number. Plate stocks were rather bettor thu morning,
and tl cro was at one time a lively inquiry for the hotter
class of bonds and bank stocks. On reaching the railroad
list, however, the want of buyers was severely felt. Now
Vork Central fell off about }i a >, per cent, in spite of
a. scarcity of cash stock. Erie was lower, and Hudson
River was pressed for sale at a decline of p*r cent. It
Is understood that a disagreement has taken place between
the, road and the owners of the Hudson boats;
tbe sa.es are aaoribed to parties acquainted with tho
merits of the controversy. Beading dropped oil yt per
cent for want or orders rrom outeide. Among tho West rn
atoclft the most active wat Michigan i-outhcrn^which
h?r fallino In .lft r?Mir#rfld ? AQ is ?><i ?i- * ?
it tli.it figure. The other Western stocks?Galena, Ri. k
Island, Toledo, A?.?wure all a fraction lower an I dul!,
Pacific Mail was perccnt lower; r >thing has transpired
with regard to the Vanderbllt negotiation; the street is
full of ruroi rs a.- usual. Thore was a decline of
over one per cent this morn'ng In I.* Crosse bonds.
In the afternoon stock* were doll and neglected,
though w thout material change in prices. After the
eecota board prices steadied somewhat, the following
l>etug the liit nuoUtions ?MiiBourls, 83^g' ? }{\ Canton,
20a Cumberland, *8;,'a 24X; I'acilc Mall, 76 a X:
New York Central, R0?; a \ \ Erie, 10,H a X i Hudson
River,31* *32; Harlem. 12'? a % Kfcallng, 48* a X;
Michigan Central, 42a Michigan Southern, 18% a
Xi Southern guaranteed, 48?i a X; l'anamt, 117); a Hi
Illinois Central, 60 h )'K ciaKjr.a, :o\j a % \ Cleveland and
Toledo, 28M o Mi Island, 61*. a X; Mllwaukie and
Mississippi, 12 a X; LaCroue and Miiwaukie. i; a V.
Money is unchanged in value. Wo need do no moro
than refer to our Ia*t quotation* Exchange on Europe is
bold very firmly by banners at 109^ a llo for Merllng
bills, with few transactions nt the h;gl?tr Utfuros and at
b.Vl)i a 13Jf for francs. The mail on WeUue*day from
BorUm will not bo a heavy one.
The business of tho Sub-Treasury to day was as fol
k>w? ?
T"t4l rcc?tpt? 1110,729 27
?Kor customs 112.000 fx)
Touai piij 21i,<vvs 7}
ToUU balanro 7,051,00g ?.?
Hi? excit&ug** at the Built Oaricj Roofe today wtrc
VAflW.031 02, acd U* b*un? ? I),327,38} 87.
*
111m mmU and Nab>lii*a of Um Sew Ortoana banks on I
tbe 26th of February, compared with the naUioent of tita |
previous week, aw w fsHowij?
Increase in ahort loons *449,9(7
Decrease in specte 142,366
Increase in circulation., 280,390
Decrease in deposits 272,368
Decrease In exchange. 168,101
Increase in distant balances 146,872
Decrease in deposits proper 417,740
A New Orleans paper of 20th nit. says
The money market is quite easy, more so, indeal, than
fit the corresponding period last week. The discount brokers
liave but little to offer, and their portfolios are very
bare of prime selections, such as go down readily at 8 per
ccnt. Good paper is in active request at 8 a 8%. In bank
the tenders continuo large. We notice a more general
demand for stocks consequent on the loosening of money,
and the shares of the free banks are from % to 1 per cent
bctlcr. The old bank stocks are in active request, but
there are no Boilers unless at extreme figures. The exchange
market showed no variation this morning. Good
sterling rules at 108% and 108%, as on exception. Bill of
lading drafts run from 107% a 108%'. Francs arc in mo
derate demand at 6fr. 18% a 5fr. 17% for the best Sixty
day bills on New York range from 1% a 1% and 2 per
cent discount. Sight, >,a^ per cent discount.
Stock Exchange,
Musiur, March 7,1869.
$31600 111 int, 1860... 94 % 300thsHarl ltRp. sOO 39
2000 Indiana, 2 1 2 69 100 Brooklyn CityRR. 112%
14C00 Teun C'a, '90 . 90% 100 Stoulngton RR... 02%
15000 Virginia6'b, .. 07 00 do 62%
8000 Cal 7's bonds. 84% 600 Chi. & Rk.Isd.RR. 61i,
10000 Missouri 6-s.. 86% 100 do 1)60 61%
5COOO do b60 85% 60 do slO 61%
2000 Erie RR2d mb 86 60 do 61 %
6000 do c b, '71 37 200 Reading RR 49%
6000MCSpclmsfrb. 07 100 do c 49%
20000 lllCenRRb.sOO 89% 300 do s3 49
6000 do 90 200 do 810 48%
lOOtOUC&Mlgb. 21 300 do 83 48%
6C00 do 20 100 do 1)10 48%
9000 Hau&St JRRb 73 200 do b3 48%
20 fhs National Bk.. 110 15 Michigau Ccn. KR 52%
13 Am Kx Bark... 109 100 do 62%
5 Metropolitan Bk. 110% 10 Mioh.So&N.In.RK 18%
15 do til 60 do 18%
16 Merch. Exo. Bk.. 100 50 do 18%
20 l>cl. k Hud C Co.. <lo% 60 do MO 18%
SO l'enn Coal Co.... 81% 50 M:cSo&MIags.sCO 48
100 Cumberland pref. 24 100 do sGO 48%
100 Pacific M S SCo.. 70 150 do c 48%
50 do b60 76 100 do....-.b30 48%
60 do 76% 60 do bDO 48%
50 do 76% 6H III Cent RR... s30 69.
5NY Central RR.. 81 200 do r3 69
574 do 80% 100 do bflO 69%
100 do 860 80 % 420 Galena fe Chi RR. 70%
100 do 830 80% 250 Cleve & Tol RR.. 29%
100 do 87 80% 700 do b30 29%
100 do stw 80% 160 do b30 29%
850 Erie Railroad.... 10% 400 do 29
10 do 10% 60 Mi! &M1bs RR... 12%
1C0 do bflO 10% 100 do 12
150 Hudson Riv RR.. 32 100 do bSO 12%
200 do t;,U 31
PKOOND KOMlP.
2000 FbB lT 6 6'b 1874. 103 ft 200 shs ReaJg RR. .65 48ft
1600 111 Ceil RR bds.. 90 KiO Mich Oon BR. 830 52
1000C.StP&Kd Igt ban 12ft 300 M.ch HANI KR.. 18jy
100 Cary Imp Co 6ft 61 do 18ft
60 Pac M ?3 Co . 610 75ft 200 do guaratk.. bOO 48ft
100 do 75 ft 200 do 48ft
60 do pCO 74 100 do b30 48 ft
70 Erie RR 10ft 8 Panama RR 117 ft
2260 NYC RR 80ft 800 do 117ft
1010 do bOO 80ft 200 Gal &Chl RR.... 70%
200 do 860 80 ft 300 Clcv & Tol RR 28ft
100 do blO SO# 160 Chi k Rk Tel RR.. 61ft
60 llarlem RR..pref 39ft 100 do b30 61 ft
SCO Reading RR 48% 200 do ... 61ft
Nnv York City Banks, March 7, 1959.
llankt. I-o<ini. Specie.. Circulation. Net Dep.
America $6,601,720 2,176,770 128,615 4,600,426
Am. Exchange.. 7,081.273 1,001,670 243,640 6,009.307
Artisans' 1,125,696 130,924 97,195 725,989
Atlantic 662,805 77,870 95,197 249,740
Bread way 2,530,172 482,260 230,963 1,952,340
Bull's Head 379,660 41,961 104,569 344,141
Butcher'sk Dr'v 1,903,886 307,067 194,012 1,209,637
Chatham 593,696 101,960 125,730 333,260
Chemical 1,903,394 934,121 294,708 2,144,854
Citizens' 736,207 101,419 150,470 544,890
City 1 ,965,279 447.506 ? 1,418,317
Coicniercc 11,472,660 2,156,336 1,075 5,883,631
Commonwealth. 1.208,050 189,674 178,140 821,743
Coatinert.il 8,773,861 699,198 165,230 2,6C9,900
Coru Exchange.. 1,600,148 352,975 125,772 843.347
Pry IX-ck 477.934 64,037 141,367 257,007
Eapt River 265,f69 31,526 85,460 188,359
Fulton 1,883.080 369,900 131,159 1 53C,092
Greenwich 728,389 71,507 123,824 653,402
Grocer*' 403. -HO 64,601 45,879 322,074
Hanover 1,435,838 211,846 85,276 076.056
Imp. fc. Traders'. 2,734,773 450.028 205,900 1,767,025
Irving 853,431 122,442 108,016 616,187
Ixathcr Manr... 2,097.670 414,930 248,707 1,407,675
Marine 935,119 118.327 116,482 477,S29
Manhattan 4,918,761 678.137 336,655 2,960,111
Market 1,710,579 281.301 163.786 1,127,3C6
Mechanics' 4,167,799 901,500 280,856 8,258,480
Mt-U's fcT'dcr'g 899,031 154,311 123,822 761,029
Mccli. Rk. Abso.. 384,211 387,043 81,014 216,008
V rt au'ile 2.819,663 369,380 39,900 2,072,%*
Merchants' 6,973.249 1.708,017 173,683 4,660 091
Met chants' Ex, 2,416,469 286,110 1 34,600 1,267,100
.Metropolitan.... 6,666,661 1,239,607 251','118 4,135.234
NMHW 1,627,887 236,901 118.733 970.180
National 2,170,473 297,19? 165,202 1,009.687
T.Vw VrrU i 1R9 S.trt 1 flfi'l Sm JIT. 0517 Otw 111
N. V County.... 396 760 Wi.213 88.141 313,433
N. Y Exchange. 30?,"40 26.344 101,957 307,901
North America.. 1,697.083 316,740 81,217 1,022,978
North Hirer 351 311 7SJSS& 68,988 205.519
rear 1,672,840 244,843 113.966 1,000,078
Oriental 673,325 81,049 102,487 31'<,128
1' ictflc 1,142,701 206.(586 127;t90 928,198
Park 4,582,064 1,286,212 186,07* 3,861,108
People 6C3>32 171,175 111766 6:6,537
rbectx J.247,612 730,243 128.760 2,228,123
Kejmhiic.. 4,895,017 1,172,'163 191,268 3,167,884
N.venth Ward.. 1 ^22,456 2U),970 187X.7 803.402
:-l.<e k leather.. 3,226,816 757,426 110Ail 33813118
State New York ?,02ii,J03 1,227,678 245 7J8 3.051,079
St. Nicholas 1,161,856 231,442 96.P03
'1 radcsnieii f .. 1.264,049 176.611 25t.8jC 727,134
I n ion 3,004,664 699,114 1S4.SJC 2,391,915
Total $126,22! ,0u" 26,769,065 8,071.693-80,800.028
CITY COJUIEacUL REPORT.
Mi? day , March 7?C P. V.
A>nc The galea were rrnail at 5Xc. for pot5, and at
f>\r. lor pearls.
Bream ti trs.?Flour was in good demand and desirable
lots v ire i wee. Sales today: 18 500 bbls. Slate and
Western, flCO bblF Ounadian and 3,000 bbls. Southern,
within onr r>vired range ?
Superfine State $"> 60 a $5 85
Intrastate.. 6 41 u 6 75
Supcrline Western 6 70 a 6 00
lxtra Iowa, Michigan, Indiana and Ohio.... 6 CO a 7 75
Fxtra Genesee 7 10 % 8 25
Canadian extra 6 90 a 7 50
Mixed tu straight t>outhcrn 6 20 a C 70
Southern fanny and extra .. 6 75 n 7 75
Choice extra n.mily and bakers' brands..,. 7 75 a 8 75
Rye flour 3 65 a 4 80
Corn meal 3 70 a 4 25
Wheat was in fair request aud was higher. Sates of
40,000 bushe s at tl 65 a 81 60 for white Western; $1 48 a
tl fO for reel and mixed dltl<>; $! 80 for white Kentucky,
ard tl 60 for red ditto. The salon of new com reached
26,COO bushels, at 86c. a 87c. for white and yellow .9Kith
eru. Sales of 21.000 bushels Stat" and Canada barley
were (fleeted at 78c. a 86c. per boshed. Rye was quiet at
89t\ a 93c. per bushel. Oats were sa'eablo and Cm.
Cotton ?The market closed with a I'ronger fe'Cllug:
the Kales < mbraced about 4,600 bales, part in transit, and
chiefly before the receipt of the Kuropa's news, closing
stiff at 12\e. for middling upUnds, while some holders
demanded 12,'fc.
Come ?The market wa? quiet but firm, with sales of
r,00 ba*sRioatl2c.,and 1,500 do. St. Itorningo at 9J%'c.
1'nElGnt ?To Liverpool, lCOUorces beef were taken at
0? CW >..1 1UL1. -. _ . . .. .
??I IW w?7 at j;. U!?:8. FU'K pflgB HI lU'J
do at p. t.; 125 bbU. rosin at Is. Crt., and 100 bbls. turpeu
tinet>lbp. To (jlargow, UO bales cotton, part Sea Inland, at
6 lGd. Them was uothmg new to London or to Havre.
To Antwerp, 7# hhdis. tobaoco were taken at 1' 6d.;
1,600 bags coffee at >{e. The eliip Hero was (uartoro'l
for Hamburg at p. t. to Hamburg, one or two vest-els, M
was report* a, were taken at 8b. tw. for rosin, and 4}? .
for spirits turpentine.
Fkvit.?liaising were ucchaiipcd; 50 bnl'cnks Ecedlc-s
were told at W
IUt was at<ady, with sale* of 200 a 200 bek-e.
1 hovi-iun* ?I'nrk waf. to better request, and p-iIo* worrinade
of 2,100 bills, at J17 B7>4 a $l>? f >r new me s, bore
nnd to arrive; $17 *37's for old n -??. .ni t tl3 a HI 12','
for prime, per bbi. Heef *a* in go t ucawid at full
rates, with ttuJea of 7(0 bbls. l.trd wis heavy, sales luvlug
been uude of LuO tea. and bblu. at 11 Sc. a i2> per lb.
Cut meat*, butter and cticts^werc quiet.
V.< v-fk.-.? Hales of 300 bills. New Orlean- were made
at 3Ve a 40c.; ?50 liftds. clayed Cuba at 21c.; ?ij bbo.
Ciiba muscovado at 26c., ami 110 <lo. at 80c.
Ka,ii .-iohbs ?.-?pifit? turpentine wan moru active, with
S.ilef of alX'Ut 1,000 bbl*. at 50e., and 150 Jo Ht 6le.
Ili( r. ?^alea of about ISO cask i were mala ut 3,!? ;. a
4 ^c.
Ki (..'it* ?The 'alee <mbrn/ed a\>oit 600 liliilf. Cubas
and Mew Orleans; the former were less buoyant, wiile
the latter were Arm, and ranged cbiefly from 70. ft 8c,
while the former aero mostly sold at 6^c. a 7),c.
Si i. 1* ?.^ai?H or loo baf'H |topper wore made at 10c.
Whips rr wns lnaetlte; small pales were made at 27,'i'-.
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
<u>tSic rot saw vnaa?this r?r.
pes ktri? i 241 Moos it ere 10 38
MS MM I l*| S'oa watbs. eve 10 .'.7
Fori of Stw Votk, Maurt h 7, 1859.
CLEARKD.
Rteaitahlo Illinois. MeOowao. A?ntr.iull?'V O Roherp g
Kteaisablp Karnaa (iir), Krewclt ta, llaviui* and Nassau?B
C'nnard.
St-HzrithlD Thomas Pwir.n, Ran.ifj, BilUmore fl !J Crorr.well
A Co.
blilp M.uidsrin, Parr-itt, Hhar.ihae?(io<idbue A Ci,
Ship J Parker, Nichols, ChrlstUnitadt?r' Unm an A Co.
fifci,, Ih.lnttr Itm-T-w K * m, I \ .1' >? ?.
, -...n? ntu A ?' >.111
JtMk iJertrade, boodburn, >>rii&ndo Po-Y*t/w, PorttrfiflM
A Co.
Hurk Or?i, SfrBeai), Tr lnlda 1.
I'urt Harauel Moilry, Jr, Holm, Bt Mirkk-Pmnllwnod, Karl
A Co.
Brl? Zeblx-m (Dutch), JUkker, Am?ter<Um-Kimcb A
trig A Wnlaon, WaUf'D, Oj*nfii?(mi- N*?mlih A Hmt.
I'rl* lr< n?, C?l", C?f u?? W??t A hargenl.
HH* )!# ; Pkiwer, B.uin, <Jinnt?*n?ni'>?> lark A IVarVrtu
S br < h-irA, I'ninani, ./.icmel?K Hock.
S*'lr pirlni' 1'rs.r'ri ObaM Mitn Ji n-P'i' A
P'-hr .1 i Bowman, WooM'T, J V 0'?i' ivn A Ci.
f'hr >>?!lanrf. l*i-ho> n, Ka*u?l IHlandi H <J L) lU 'Jkn
> ' hr Kr?tr lirlghtm. W'-lrli. ft?T*ntlfch?Onnlif?m * n.'in.
t' r ii ?:?luw<-li, llnlwrn,' har'Kio'J?M-i f>4y, M'<u ?'
Il?n, I. urh Wi.m X.I-H S I'one'l.
lir I), t,ville, OV?i?r. KifhrrwHil -C II Fi?"0'i,
i whi. Jli,,,, All>>ja4?ta ?bfjofll A .
NEW YORK HERALD, Tl
Bekr JMMitowB, LskmieWe. <Wy F*t-J Hnnter * Oo.
fiehr fief one, Kiciila?d, Batttmor*?lUiltor, Lord * Qu?T*Br'hr
Violas TN?er|7<Par(lud?O L Hatch AOo.
Behr 8 A Roe, Baker, Beaton?A Howe*.
Mis^seteiassar'ARRIVED.
Steamship Kurop* (Br). Leltch, Liverpool. Feb It, with mdae
and puKD|cr>. to K Cunard. 19th alt, 11:30 PH. passed ahip
Cordelia .bound out; at 1:06 PM, paeaed ship Panama, bound In;
20th. lat ftl 47. Ion 7 41. eicha??ed signals with a Urge steamer
bound In, supposed the Arabia; 21*, lat tl 16, Ion if 14. paaaed
b*rk Kllen Austin. bound Weet; same day, 2 I'M, la ift, Ion
IS 34, paned slip Tamerlane, bound Wen; 2d lm.t, at *0 PM,
lat 43 48, Ion 49 u", paeeeda large ecrew steamship b id W;
3d, ht 9 AM. lat IS01, Ion 6117, paaaed a large acre ? tamer
bound Kaat; Pih, at 2:30 I'M, lat 40 43, Ion 67 60, pas ?s l team
ship Fulton, hi'uce for Southampton and Havre. Th A i. rived
off the Battery at 2.53 PM
Steamship Catawba. Bulloch. New Orleans. Feb i , ami
Havana Marrli 2. wltli mdae and passengers, to Llvi katou,
Crochercn A t o,
Steamship Columbia. Berry. Charleston, 48 hours, with mdae
and passengers. to SpolTord, Tlleaton A Co. flth lust. l>a
PM, pussed steamship Jaa Adger, hence for Charleston; same
day, 2 PM. *t?amahtp Augusta, hence for Bavaunah
Steamship Chesapeake, Crowell, Baltimore, with mdae and
piisstDgeis, to 11 h Cromwell A Co.
llarkFiirah A Bell (BrUllnckney, Havana. Feb 21, with sugar,
in. to Thus James. 6ib Inat, off Capes of Delaware, spoke
brig Delhi from Philadelphia for Port au Prlnoe.
Hrlg Forest (Br, of Maltland, N8), O'Brien, Curncoa, 22 days,
with salt, to Kolff <k Persubn; vessel to 0 A DeWoife. Had
strong sales l'rnm NW to SKK from lat to 6th lnat, lost and split
sails. 27lh tilt, lat 34 63, Ion 74 04, saw a mslutopsall brig
slamlirg KK; same dsy. saw a herm brig with a fore spencer,
standing N. 1 be F has been 7 days of llaUeras
Brig Conquest, Jensen, Port au Prince, Feb 19, with logwood,
to A Rollker, Mollman A Co. Haa experlenuod very
heavy weather.
Brig A Blanchnrd (nfjtostoh). Blanrhard, Matanraa. Feb 1",
w ith mcluas* i, to Win Nesmiih A Sons. Experienced very
heavy weather N of Hatteras
Behr Kvcrglade (ol Harrington), Itumball, Bagtia, Feb 2),
wllh sugar, if. to Mayhew, Talbot A Co
Krhr J) C IInice, Coukiiu, Charleston,5 days, with cotton, Ac,
to Jonas Suillb A Co.
Sehr HiixbM. Winters, Richmond, 4 days.
Sehr F J Ilrogbard, , Tappuhanuock, Va.
Sehr D M French, Stiles, Virginia, 3 davs
Sehr W U Moise. Burt, Baltimore for New Bedford.
?<br Slatesnjan, Mo't. Baltimore, 4 days
frchr J U Mitchell, Morris, Diver, Del, .1 days.
Sehr K T Smith, l.ee, Philadelphia, 3 days
Sclu-J II Iiuley. Boyee. Philadelphia, 3 days.
Sehr H Mlnge, Weaver. Philadelphia, S days.
Sehr ft Hray, Naj lor, Philadelpqla, 3 da' a.
Sehr Whialler, Presbry, Taunton.
Sehr Niagara, Ceiard. New Haven.
Sehr J L l'i h?. I.oper, Greenwich, NJ, 2 days
Sloop Wm II Eowen, Hailock, Bristol,1'3 days.
o.c unci acuiicucc, iimiu, I imuueiuoki.
Arrived 5th?Steamabii) Alabama Schenok. Savannah. with
mdse and passengers to Sand I. MMobfll A Sou.
S All .ED.
Steamship Illinois, A spin wall.
Wind at sunset K with rain.
Trlegrapltfc !*Iurlii? Hvporli.
nUiHI^ANDS. March7, sunset?Wind moderate from SB,
raining, ?nd thick outside.
SQt'AN, March 7. sunset?Wind light from NE, raining.
l.ONO BRANCH, March 7, ?un?et-Wind light from E, rain
lug bard.
HANDY HOOK, March 7, aunaet?Wind fresh from E, with
rain; thick outside.
Mlwrllaneoiu.
8mr Frahr Jobnsos, Lothrop, from i'ill :utta for Boatou,
was at St Helena Jan lb leaking badly. Sue would be hove
down tor repairs.
Ship Vanguard?A despatch from New Orleans, received
Eth Inst, lays that the fire which was burning at previous ac
rousts on hoard of the Vanguard, had been ex'lugulshed, after
burning thronpl -1 upper decks?the masts were stanJtng,
but the sbtp wi.? u ^ jrtcafull of water.
Bark Tropic Bird, atBnitnn from Surinam, on 1st Inst,
struck on South fchonl, started rudder and caused her to leak
about tU strokes per hour.
Brig Pii.grim, of New Bedford, was wrecked at Brava, one
of the Cape Verd Islands, .Ian IG. The Julia Ford, at Benton,
brings as passeugors Messrs .1 B Glffird anl H J Frets?. 1st
and 2d mates, and 8 seamen. The captain and supercargo
would retrain a' Brava until cargo and hull are sold.
fienn Jonw Fausuh, Orowell from Providence for Philadelphia
drrgged aihore In Putcli Island harbor during the siorm
on the night ot .Id Inst, It wits thought she vrculd be got off on
the 4th, without damage.
pnir raxoh, Robinson. of and for New York, partly loaded
with lumber, sprung a leak lit Inst, and will go on the railway
at Machiaaport.
Sciir LuTntRCniLD (of Dennis), Boltenhiuse, for Philadelphia,
whilst loadinn ?t Areclbo, PF was blown off, with loss
of I'M!, ALchors. 22il ult,;wi'h only US liuds sugar ou board, and
put Into "Norfolk' 2d Inst, for a harbor.
Bciik Start, of (ilouiocur, ashore on^Narragauctt Beach,
has been broken up.
ficuii Okk Tatior. Johnson, from Mlnutlllan. sailed for Mobile
iBt ul*. and foundered >.l sua Oth. The cipuin and crew
B.MCU loruiM'iira III IIB-H una, >uu luicr inmiK oui ?.x ut-s
werepickfd up by a Mexlcm schoornrtaken to Vera Crnr
The cnptaln and crew ouse passengers 0111. tea hit TeaueiPee,
at New Orleans.
Fobs tJivis (of Norwich), Colt, from Elizubethtiort for F ill
Blver, with 1(10 ton* con', wis rnn Into a: 1 AM <>lh Inst. outii le
of Newport harbor (offfc end of Goat Island;. by steamer Kinptie
Hale, und * us so badly damaged tluu sue sunk iu a low
mumUs alter the ac ldftit. la :i(> fe< t ( f water. Cre*' rc%r 10.1
by the M?aicer, and arrived at Newport. The Vncaa wan 21
jears old.
Frnit ]j A Emrintip. Spates, hence at \*"i:mloiiton, lost over"
board Thomas Ixipcr, mate, ol Sag Lurbor, LI, oa the 1st last'
in latS'l, Ion 77 27. ^
Kc'ur Harvey F Patton, from Ro?ton far Alexandria, before
reported lost 011 beaver Tall Point on the 3d Inst, hid a
cargo i.l rider, burring, bone diint, fnrnU ire, Ac, m">st ol wbl-h
had washed out of the vessel. and sotr.e ot u drlttei to ar i.
She hj*l < n bo:ud ?2 chronometers, 13 "f which Cayt Ntckersou
succeeded In savlbg, at great risk of hie. tomo ot the ringing
and mainmast Itavu bet u saved. Vesie.-! gone to pieces
Kwack 8 a J Dicksos, bound Into New London, darlnp the
suo w atot m iilght ol 3d lint, ik on Race itock and filled Rn l
sunk. Crew saved, the vessel was worth about $1UU0. Mo
Insurance.
Havcsi March 1?1The brlfr T.illin Vi'ls (or"TLjnsly reportedi
wr>s towed into this port jes'ei-aay by schr Kxpros* ';pr
lightening mwtol ihe cargo, h=lic In very lally Injure,I. tor
stern post and stem frame have started from their fastentug,
alio the knees and beims Lave loosened irom the aide; she U
longt d in d tadlv s'r.nr ?d. About one-third ol the molaites
I hb bf . 1 lost. fl"iiu the vesjel snd e > go v.!!l probably be sold
to psv si Ivoto Ihe Oenoete l>rlir b'ebo. t>om M>?rs> illea
bound to is tort, was lost on tbe O'ierados. She wasladenad
i rally v iii tilts, the crew were saved; vessei and cargo a
oUllOM (i.? lettA* to 1.11 wood V>i''' r, l.'s<,, secretary Ujar I
01 Lnoerwrliers )
Viioi, lie pajw;m. b^nie of the jHio br.rk JnHa Deaa. In 1st
tdU'i N, nnu Ion 30 "0 10 W, she sirij !u at half past 12 o'rlot 5
t4Ritlia'>. eppeare! to (strike upon a ?!. mi. Wlih nil li one
1 1 tut Bru.ne n,? out of the cabin rod b iJ tbe le;*d ens', but ob
laed no foundings at Ti fathoms; at the same time there was
a moderate easterly wind r.i.1 i|Uite a tea from that direction.
1 hongb the lead snowed m bottnm, the \ css> l lor Ave rnlnuUs
sppoareil to touch and ronilonr 1 to t!n on wi h a tr> mbllag motion.
I.lent B ran it) tbc rl/ci ip, but cauld see noslgn of a
thoalncsr by. h'-n the motion of tli* vessel oc ^ed the
pinEps were tried but f.mnd tlr t tlie vessel midjnomonwitc.r
than us ul. "ot the b.uU rerdy for leaving the vi saed
fhmWl n'.ie and i t'ly leak, l ilt < > ilinucd on the course b tnn.
.?t tiie Ume of striking cot the tempera tore ot the air and wra
"r? Ihe former -J, die UUtr r0. 1 it it judgM th-it lu? vessel
either tni tied 111 a verges, or else ihia motion must hve been
caused by a an marine eirtb'iurike As vet the Julia De.n
baa not Ixvt docked; II this were una ii would solve the don it
lis to hav lag touched a reefKy
a letter received in tills cl)y fr >-r th'- first officer of birk.
Princeton, dated at Inmurara leb 9, we learn that James
Henry 1'restOD, stewsrd >( the above vessel, w as lost overboard
on llie pas?a. 1*. wllle in the act ( t dravlnR a bucket of water,
In iat 27 , Ion tiz. lie leaves a wne In this uity.
" he ketch Ilrotheni. wbi-h was taken on the Cosat of Africa
(tome ir ci.ilis sir ce by the L' Ssloip of war V.*rlon, under s is1
I -ion of tr intention to eagazn rj the /lave trade, waa :iol I r.t
t A*rlestnn 4th Inst, by the T H Minhal. for $1(100 cash. Sh-:
*? built at 1 hoinaa'.oc, Me, In i860, sad was of 142 tons.
I ji'kcb or a Pilot Boat?The new pilot boat Kxra Nye, No
2 hrJrir trintr tn (Kit V?r 11.r 110it an I Buml 1 li.w\U nll>.ta arlll lti>
launched U. day, at IS M, trom the yard of .Mi-sara Webt' & Kell,
lit iuwupoint t i e i*i ol to Improved model, and La suppoeed
to eiced anything yet built C). ..
Spoken, iVf.
rh p Indui try, Walora, from lioaton for Ran Francisco, Dec
21. lilt 21 M S, foi, r.9 47 W.
Fbip Kiting Head, Hwlnerton. from Lonion (Oeal Dec If) for
Bombay, Jan It), 1*1 9 N. ion 26 W.
! blp f-kvierk. Foltanabee, fro? Honolulu Not 2i tor New
Bedford. Nov 27, no tat or Ion given
Ship \ itif n* f.eed, cf Bath, Ixiiuid f, Fr:b 2S, off Hole In the
Wall.
Hark Vary J Kimball, from NOrleans for Providence, Feb
IS,ofl Tortugaa.
Baik 1' Pendleton, Irom Oardlflfor Cuba, Feb 27. tat 36, Ion
74 10.
Uurk Acr<li> II nlgrrian, Hjler, fr.iin Vi'uiren Toiat fjr New
Orleari. Feb 2<"?, P ol Hole in tie all.
Hark Ciriu- I.i ?lli', Hal:, Irom iloatonfor Carden.a, Match
2, in South CiuinneL
Hark Har, of hi 1 fir N'Orleana, Varrh 1, tat SI 17, loo 76 10
Brig Sea Men, ol and Horn > i'ork, ?U-ering bE, Feb 13, W
21 (it, lor AS 46.
HHg P K Curtt?, Haley, from Portland for Malanzaf, Feb 14,
no lat, Ac?by sblp Clara Ann, at Havana 2d tnat
Brl, Enoch Br> uer, bene* frr Portland, Msreh 5. In Vineyard
Ponnd. Keporta a ben off i^ong la.aad 3d, skipped a ae* which
stove hou*e aii '1 long loat, w.^aheo water tanks uverboard,
split fore'.npmss*. a'ajaail and ojh r d image; would (0 Into
Holmes' Hole tor water.
Fchr T J Hlii, from lUlttmorc for Porto Rlx>. Feb 1C, tat 25
C>, len 08
Fcbr T r Thompson, from Virginia ior Holmes' Hole, M.trcb
4 In \ in1'j ari Sound.
fWrlgn Purls.
A VMrKi iii, Feb 16-P.d jro*..a Helena, de Waal I*To.k.
Hit***, Feb 14-Air In the Reset, AltauUv, F.ildliuMn,
fftn.NVork
li(<KHCACX, Feb 14?Arr South Caioiina, Kemptcn Havre.
Kid 12. Atterdsg, 1 rich, K York
Cork, F eb 1C?Arr Jane A Kllen, Noivlan, Ilaltlmdrj.
. f ' RMMAs, Fel. 26? Arr liaik I/'mi, Jaruitn, Raranoah;
lrig Carokl. Aiiderma, llatann. wlna Ar?rna. Tu.iker, tfavan
Mb. N 11 Borden, BrUbtman, i mil. ,i ,u. 27th, brii; Keaolute.
[Jill, Ha*? ... i v . ...gi. *
Mrli.tlre. .VTntire, do; J?a.v t'arver, riiioah, Portland; O C
Hll np?, t.oit, bli rra Hortna liStli, Jo? j.h Park, Park, Phtla
C'ltari IX"? Feb 21 ? Air bark Oeean BrIJn. Buri'wa, B??ton;
A\, |.||g jiii- Martin, Freicli, Havana, SiUi, bark Perl,
Tbeatiup, rto Hd a iii brlts ! >n?ar 1 (Hri, 'I. /jis', Portland,
B >acL, Naah. Wiork iUUi. i e?il.?s (Brj, BogHit,do;
.ranlMaater (UrJ, Plackuey, Uoatji>; i^tli, actr uwiuoul,
O.i n, Pcrtlnnd
liasr r?blV-Arr tTlld Rsnfer, St ars, T/i,-Im for Rydney
tand ri-maitev. ) <tl. ; IKili Kba. I ii .rf. n, Maiwell, do (and aid
for Rslavu). S!d IslJs, Mr R Pn . I ..rrabee NVork, Oro/lmbo.
Mrkeraon, and I-o. h Ua.ar, Iteudeli, NOrlenna i'.he <> *ai
V Ii! I,),n'? e*? 17U?>; cjuincaro, Waila, Rio Janogo; Uth,
'.',Tph Holwea. Danirii., N<;rleanf i be Compeer. Whlie, tor
NOrif.HuF, n\i\ Htb, and Dutback li?th
Put In and aii< ti ered 1, th, ileglna. Rooker, from Hamburg,
and r<Mr,ii"l 1'X-If, HweeUer, from (Irlmslpy, both for Now
<ul(*ni. Ak a' lU-.bor rw., > m > j jM-nh Uoiuiea. anJ
nmatmmtL ?*
*j!AB(.ow, jno 17?ArrHhnnrloft, (jrHr Hivann?h
(JMto"*r*hUiS ',cr':11 JIOM?. < W, Ko'tn America.
Hivrk' fvhi? 'iS HOrleana.
Bi rij^V Nflr ! r. ? Kh,rr"'8' ho\i. Mid Hie,,hm Orowell,
E"ttTTije. ' *f'l"0?fnt, l*.vh, unl Heml^.hM*. T?y'ii
HonihUia. Rfi rleii, and
nrVm Mn? VW" ,rd' 1 a?ler,.N(jrle*?i?: fx
?M Vwkftnr H?hU Unn.l*>,
JShjSG I" '<? *?yflowor, hlronfc
nii Sn. V.V., ' ,R,'V">" * atrlmrtoo; ? h* JmmmI
?hZ- 4^h ? '?, SJ'W 1 MomUadw, l'bl!?del
*?1 ?2h!^V ^ h? i'n K*T lievlM, (nlierr nhe
?l,hr Kltfn, <ll|;hii?t, Strann?h; Ach?
OH v .?hj ifr ti* ?h, l)ri( ' Wm
iu i.i 'l, ''P ,,1*r" I'o'tnil, liiwtlO.
Bfifta fiVork^IlI-i r? u"*.V l'"<^r' I''0*"", hurt* Amuirf*.
i? < vX^ fc.' , I' ^wpcu.Chajd (JW'nfunMfM, (beforo rep
di *r f 2 ?L i ** Button: MftTT
ii In" !'l" *tn" OrMIHrU. illTrfBltn,
A?i>lni>?II, .*rk Adelaide (.o.^rr, Ilyr ju. NVork * lir Brli
MIV LI TT^hV'.y^*r'''' l'*rl'< K A Kkwllnii. iTttdm,
M??.l)n. < omflt, Aofufi, I'ardniM; krlp? l?nU. i.rlllin Wv:
ex**:. * rjl' ? ;***'' *""?
?tl - i*,?i" .w," hl."^n' v"r?. M'lUiim; Jull%
Vim.-, ).o??II, I li-nMnmv A urn- l>?,| Kci-.Ut Trlnklml
}!'," hJ' V '1 " lm Wood, (Juilciuit, *tu;
Vr\f r ttnfftl), Xttit I). SOrlnaDK.
u?. .MB. o ?IIH% Kot'.m, t w; Nnbrnrtt,
" '"?b *. ?? '? ?."rt v r" ' ?*r* Matr r. 1?j1or,
W?nt WlnrL (IttnM. < ?r>r.a?.
Kl.i(;?TO*. Ja, frh !S -Arr fal*, V.rf.'fc, Kmrrf NYork,
Hnrib1* |S* ?I, I'M'ndr'! *M f.'h, t.rljr Prim ,o
BUck l.i v? r: )i l> fi.r I k>|iltn, M* mu> in, iiiipin w '
Ir p'.rt Ffh H>, lw-ki Hm In r.v,??.? . . !.), f, f ^nlnwt.11,
H . !!.?, ?r), I ?r NTnr*: lirl.r Nrl f*. ttmrj una.
IESDAY, MARCH 8, 1859
ttane?7T)eForrest, ^--rtTmaniMl ITntona. Sarai
UaB *
uJVS^SSSS^
Celestial Empire, Pierce, NYork; Gertrude, Doaoe, Bl Jotu
Hid 1Mb. Cordelia, Bishop, HUrliui (not before); Bqulti
Lawioii, (<alveston.
In Ike rirer outward hound 1Mb, Otter, Cbenoweth, for Ra
Frauclaco; Pocahontas, Wooderaoo, for Malbosrae; Jas Gra;
Hummer, for Galveston; Esmeralda, York; Pioayune, Bruokj
and Frank Pieree, leach, for N Orleans; Morning Star. McKei
lie, lor Charlnaton; Kobt Kelly,Barstow (eld 17tb)i Underwrite
Roberta (rid 17th), and Star Of the West, McAlmond, for Ne'
York.
KdIout 16th. Mary O'Brien, Vesper, and Brtdgewater, Ba
tow, NYork; Samaritan, Small, NYon (ent Fob 1 for Mobile
16th, Fortuna, Dewera, Galveston.
London, Feb 16?Knt Inwards, Narraganiet, Edmonds, C&
cutla; I<ew Chew, Seyburn, Antwerp: 17th, IlippogrUfe, Howe
Singapore.
Kiit out 17th, Guiding filar. Hale, for Calcutta.
, Hid from Grave send 14th, IlnrtenM, Barnes, Boston.
Makscilmcs, Feb 14?Kid J ami1 a Cook, Young, Boston.
Mozambique. I)ec 25?Bid achr John B Gvyuier, Jones, Zai
tlbar.
Matanzas, Feb 24?Arr schra Rocket, Collins, savanna!
27th. Open Sea, Sawyer. .laokdouvllle; Starlight, York, H ivani
Bid 2.'>th, brig Leviathan, Morton, Boston; 27th, bark* K A Kin
man, Kinsman, do; Theodore rurtls, Brazier, N York Jami
k Ward, 1Ihbetts, Liverpool (so reported, probably lor N York
sshr Wenoi.ali, Kelsev, Providenoe; 28th, brigs Martha Kei
dall. Morton, Portland, Syren, Cranmer, and Nancy K Ileagai
flrlflln, NYork.
NAi Lts, Feb 7?Arr Marcla Oreenleaf, Merryman, New 0
leans.
Newcastle, Feb 16? Old Pal ml, Rysellm, and Unloi
f.'htilte, N York; Ttomasln, Heed, New Haven, Sabine, lie,
burn. Vera Cruz.
Nkwry, Feb 14?Sid Klgln, Sullivan, Pavannah.
Niuvitah, Feb 21?Arr bark John Puvson, Fuller, NYork.
Portsmouth, Feb 17- Passed by, American Kagln, Moor
Irom London for NYork.
Pkunaufiuc'o, Jau 2i?In port slilp Ksthcr, Leslie, from Ttlc
mond.
QuicKSSTowt.. Feb 18? Arr Tieuton. Thompson, NOrleir
ICKh, ftepiliis, d ); Owentou, Mobile. Hid 14th, Calliope, ti n
win, Unmon.
Put la IMh Enoch Train, Rlcb, from Liverpool for NOrleiu
14 davs out, wludboiinl.
Bamscate. Feb 17?Off, North Foreland, ship 11 H Hood
Badger, froui tire cue n forNUrlwaus, would come la next Ud
P10 JaMkiro. Jan 1C?Going In, bark " Manchester " fru
Baltimore (perhaps the Horcheatcr, White, i'roin Bultlinj
Nov 26).
Rio (Ikavdc, about Jan 14?Bid brig Robt A Fisher, Keen
NYork.
Kehi.mos, Feb 22?Arr brig Red Kuglo Pray, Iluvsnv
Bovtiiamiiox, Feb 18?Arr Etna (as), Anderson, NYu.lt (a
sld for Havre).
Kmci.im, Feb 15-fild Anna Dorothea, NYork.
BtJaro. Feb 16-Arr brig Klla Reed, Tiito. Phlladelph
achrs Sarah Maria, UDderbil), NYork; l<ih, W r I ettiB, isiftc
lev, NOrle&os. ? 4
Thinidah. Feb 16-Arr brigs Fredonia, Lord, and SitV
Dotving, lie .man, 17th Martna Post, Thompson. Hew loi
BcUr Calliope, Hopkins, Havana; 18th, bark Wyandott, Spark
NYork, 2dth, lir brig Sunset, Crow, do; 22d, scnr Tridei
Bnow, Havana ..
Zan/iihu. Nov 2-1?Arr bark* Storm Kin*. Miilett, Mum
(and aid Dec 9 for Salem); Dec 6, Arthur l'lckeriug. Cloutau
Salem (anu aid Hth for Northern porta); 13th. Tidal Wai
White, NYork (and Bid lfctli tor Mitacal).
Home Ports.
Ar ALACaiCOLA, March S?Arr ship John M Mayo, Bno
BovUm. _
AI.hXANDRIA, March 5?Sid schrs K A Dell art, I-ow, Nt
York; J It A V L, PHaro, Dighton.
BOSTON, March5, I'M?/>rr barks Wm Woodslde, Penne
and Windward, Kmerson, NOrleans. Old schrs Oaprey (B
Murphy, Hayti; Sarutoga, Clark. Washington, DO.
6th?Arr barka Sylph, Jones, Baltimore; Oak, Ryder. Thl
delpUa; scbrr ,J C Pauerflon. Hand, do; Mary Mankln, Beei
Cabot, Hunillton, and Louisa, Chase. NYork. Signal Tor t\
ships, two barn* and two brigs Sid Saturday wind 8W to
W, steamer Wm Jenklna; ahlps Sam Dunning, Kossuth, a
Beihi&h Thnyei; barks Snsan Jane, Eglantine, Salem, Acac
ilay State; bri^B C'lilmborazo, Uoorge Amos, Mav Queen, N
pier. Nothing of consequence sailed on Sunday; wind 1
good breeze.
7ih?Arr (by te!> ships Northern Light, Poane, Manila via
Helena: Zenobia, Peters, NOrleans; bark F do Bellevue, B
dauct, Rochellc via NYork; brig Mayflower, Duguld, llavac
htfuir.er p Sprague, Matthews, Philadelphia.
BALTIMORE, March 6 a 6?Ajr schrs Maranulta, Lane, B(
ton; Hera'd. Knight, N Bedford- Cld atetimshipB Jos Wnitiw
Howes, Boston; Chesapeake, Crowell, NYork; Hhlp-MlaaUslpi
Allen, Rotterdam; Bchrs Somerset, Sterling, and Crystal Palac
Lelghton. WIndies; A field, Phillips, Dighton; Chief, Foil
tain, M Bed ford; A Middleton Jr. Slpple, Providence; Arinac
Knowles; War Steed, Smith, aud J M Baylcs, Thompson, N<
York.
CHARIJC&TON, March 3?Arr ship Normie, Johnson, navi
schrs Const Pilot, llotchklss, Rio Janeiro; RWBaown, A
drews. NYcrk. Cll ship Muzeppa, Boyd, Sivannah; Br ha
Urta, llnmiltnn, Liverpool; Sp pol Dulctnes, Pages, ltarceloi
achrs Sarah M Sherman, and Kate Stewart, Mather, NYork.
4th- Arr l'p pol ltosltn, rtirbau, Havana: schr Maria I'lk
Crawford, NYork. In th-i oftiog, ship Judah Touro, from I.:
erpool. ("Id Sue birk Follde, Paulsen, Oott?nburg; brig Kll
Ann. Mile*, NOrleans, schr Henry Jsnes, Aldrich, Boston. 8
steamships Imbel Boilin?, Key West and Havana; l'atapsc
LayUeld. Baltlraoro; Br ship Mlsniae, Meffutt, Glasgow; ba
JIt iico, Jocelvn, Rio Janeiro; brigs Jeho> see, Smith, NOrleac
J H Jor.cs, Mills. NYork; Anna (Sp) Fabregau, a port In Sou
America: f.eh'-f Samuel. Jones, West Tildes; Beguln. Kills. D
rien; Henry Janes. Aldrich, and J W Rumsiy. Taylor, B->sto
Kale Stewiirt, Mather; N W Smith, Wyat!; We're Here, Iit
By, ard H M Sherman, Sherman, NYork.
FaLL BIVKK, March 4-Arr ?chrs J H Burnett, Wort
Dighton (and ?M6tl>, supposed for Baltimore); Maria Louis
Ciin,mlugs, NYork. Sid schr Charter Oak, Kelly, NYork
6'h?Arr schrs Dnnl Itrown, Hrald, Apalachlcola; Thomas'
Ihorce. NYork; sloop AB Holmes, do: Sid achrs Pauibe
M;'>well, and linnter, Wilson, Kiizabethport.
t'tl?Arrachrs Staten Islander. Palmer, Norfolk; .1 S Whf
din, Smith, Philadelphia; Expedite, Elb-ibethport; J no Clar
Pancsssett, Sea Bird, end A Potter, NYork.
GKOBUETOWN, SO, Keb 2H?A rr s".hr t imes Pliai. Hatn
Searsport t.ld 26th, hrlnH Ellas Dndlay, Hopkins NBedfor
M;irla, Fhlnney, Harlmdos, Marih 2, Viator, hiiia, M.ir
nkiue.
HOLMES' HOLT;. March 3?Arr schrs Tnlon, Ix>w, Buck
port lor Baltimore; John A Sweet, Sweet, Taagmr for Kami
Island; Jan ei llcnry, llawea, Welltleet for NYork: Kmbtei
Jours, do lor Roanoke ; NAD Scudder, Freemtn, Portland f
Tangier.
4tn. PM?Sid echra John Smith, Emblem, N A D Seudde
and James lienry.
Mb. I I'M? c-w ebJp Kenobla, unil all the others of the flei
W toil w
ltitlllLA ND LI'iFlT, Month 7?Passing In (by telj ships T
nail aiu! liarrlsbnrc, from NOrlaans f r Jtoslou; K-ite llui
er from Mobile lor uo.
NEW Oltl.KANS, Feb It?Arr steamship Texan, Wilson. I
dianola and Ualvmton: ships Orphan, Rockwell, Havana; An
land, Clark. Hoelnn; 8p brig I/iuiia. Alisinn, Havana; so
NelsunHarvey, V*bltmore, Chailiston. CldUrshii> IjidySal
IVEieonst, Liverpool; Br bnrk Kngland, Cochran, do
20th?Arr shin j5-nz.il. Preble, Xlio Janeiro; bark Haxin
Pepper, tlibrait:.r; briNorth, l?R\idson, Old ships bi
bj (i'.r). ( rcen: Belmont (tir), Crtair s; J I* Harvard Amir,
Sarah k k mm a V. uiker. and u W Whi'e, Pt-ndlelun, I.iverpo
Cbai Davenport lielly. Nbplu; Cr*Okt Piaioa, NYork; M
Avon, M'unee, Ma'bel. !es.
Arr M.ii< hf> (by tM; thijisSursn lllnks, NYork: 7th. I)an!
KitnUll. Phlla<elphl*
f.nKJ'UI.k, .>ii.riii t?Arrsebr Joseph Uuest, Rayner, K?
York.
NkWPORT. ??>r b I? \rr twhra Empire (Br). Ro-i, Cor
wallls, Nfl, for NYo It. Orrin Francis. Clark. Kock|k>rt for Cl
Point; Slatallas, ?!atthews, Portsmouth f?r Vienna, Md, Sri
Squall, lin ;kmio?ler, Camden lor Wilmington, NC; Ivvlc
llart, Roekpoit lor Norfolk (with loss of main bootnl; Arici.
Cl.aie, Boston for do; H K Parker, l-'ltlgetald, do for Norlol
I lu.nn T/??Idk, do for Philadelphia; Harriet Sa..ih, helie>
lor iNYork; i'Hral), Iloldcn, Kw klaud for do; l'ar in, 01 it
11'it MachlRs for do: Charter Oak, kelley, Kail River I >r d
Nlin-tui, aufMo. Piovldenre for do (and all rernito 6th, 8 A\
Mh, 8 AM -In port aebrs Adrian?, Ulake, from Boston i<
P.slt more; Jo?iiih JH.ker. Wllaon, irom Ro-kitud for Blc
mord; Winged Racer, Nuow, and Kuubeam, J'ruman, fro
Bomon for Fancier; W Freeman, Bak- r, from do for Hipp
baniock; F K l'age irora do lor Nor.olk; lien Clinch, Kelie
front Barnstable for N York; fen Bird, James, from Boston 1'
do; W O Rove. Thurston, from Gloucester for do.
6th? Arr by tel) acbr Challenge, Hall, Rockland for Rio
moiul, in iliatr> s?? on the itb im>t. off Capes of Oe.av.arr, w 111
Uyingtoiii a heavy blow, ucstepped the mainmast, whit
brok> ofi ten feet above deck. Saved mainsail. boom and ga:
A a it shrWm i. Burroughs, Jeneks, Aoalachicola f<
Providence Kid barks Wm A Jane, Cobb, and Wave Crc?
Il.irmon (i'rom Providence) New York.
In port Itl# Stephen Young, Blinchfleld, from Boston ft
(i?orgftowti, tsO; sehta Challenge, Leader, Ori Is Krancls. A
fctii' ra sailed.
rini.A l>KI,Pni A. March 7-Arr achr Geo A Tittle, Ad im
Mobile. (^M steamer Delaware, (Vipea, N York, brigs Mini
('Men), Wooge, Kan'a Martlia;Osetm.i, Plnkham, Port rtpali
/ sliley. Tbomuf i lenfnegi-s; sehr Lu>s, Young, Hillfai.
PROVJDKNl'K, Mareb \rr a.eamsliin Weatcbestci
1'aker, NYotk: l.atk Mary J Kimball, Mcbelian, NOriesni
tchrsharali iltlls, Rrrwley, Mobile; Kair Iiealer. Beverean:
Cltv Point: PeMae, Allen, NYork. Hid barks M J Ooleon
Colcord Corlenas; Ws\e Crest. Harmon. NYork; s'hi
Planet, Harding; rsaar P llartrd, Wilson; Brandywini
\Vheeler, and laaac W Conkiin; Place, NYork.
bill?Arr ste.uufcbipa Orpray. Keoney, and A H ltowm-u
CUrk, NYork,balk Maryland,Jelly, Muscat,Zanrlsarand Mi
ramUqiie, jchra Kate Sferrill, Wltks, Mobile; Jonathan Ma]
Cobb, do; Rennett Flanner, Applegit, Sarabnah, sloop
Epragee, Oibba, NYork. Be.ow achr* John W Miner, I5em
from Mobl.e; 11 P Lofland, Hudson, from Baltimore, bl
Not'.h I'ftciflc, Many, Charleston (not Phlliuielchia. aa nri
tictiily reported); Brothers, Doane, Tangier.
JtK llM< >ND, March 4? An steamahlp R anjke. PkJnner,)
York.sclir* Prertlnn, Powell; Bnena Vista, Asa, and II .
Weeks, Week.*, R York. SU echr TlUlc K, Babbitt,? port t
Florida.
JtOCKPOUT, March 2? Kit echr Mirla Whlljey, .Toyq
CaaUnc, to load for Norfolk, hid 3d, briirAnniindale, llowu
Savannah.
KAVaNHAIJ, Marcli 3?Arr harts Radiant, Fllnn, and I,'
roy, Coleman, Boston. Olp ship Harmony, CUamptou, Live:
pool; hnrV Ceres, IfiimphrOT*, no.
P \ l.K.M, March 5?Arr schrs Wm II Donnls, VTh-aton, Ph'l
di jihi?: (iszelle, Movent, NYork. Bid bark* Inuiim, We V
'LjV 0 Clark. Cayenne.
i'A ?PaV UN C'jVK, March 4 -Arr schrs A Barrett, Jia?
for NYork; Cnsatla, Tliton, ("i.m'lea lor d>; bliad'-\ 1*1.
Bell, 1lyannls .'or Norfolk.
WII W1NOTON, NC, Match 3-Arr anlirs fi k B Small, Don
van. Host n; Kinm* rnrbUh. Kendall, Providence-L B Co*
penSnv&lte, Kogcrs; Samnfl Eddy, , West Wlna, Bnrnei
a?d Bo* Ward, Kdwards, fl York; 41a, Dorcas Ireland, It,
>er, do Mh, l< * K1 wards Sp ite*, do Old 4th, brigs Marl>
Ilomiin. ll.'iTfcna; Aiidla fltoier, rates, Portland via ltos?<M
fir Md. I>allnbj8VorJt; 8th, firU.Mm Balrh. MhMlle, !?
vans; a; lis Ufo W Know, Rlebard'on, Boston; L Ules'.er, ?<
im-i",and J II Moore, Injroraoil, NYork
WARI'lN, March 1?Below, ship Caroline head, Chin,
from Charleston.
I UK TL'KF.
ITNION COL'RHF,, U I?TROTTING.?PC R8 EH AM
stakes for sprit# ol lHfl# to commence about the 14th t
April ?No 1. Purse of tree fi.r all hOf?'i thai never wo
monej, mile heats, teat 3ln ft, In barneiis. No, I ;v>measN<
l,tow:<Rfin No H. I'nrae tree for allhorses that neve
trotied luslde of 44: best U l> 3, In harue<*. No. 4. Ha-ne h
No. ,H, lo wagons No. 3, l'orseo! $j,ri?fr#o for all horse* tbn
nevet trotled In 2 W; mile heats. best 3 In 5, III harnest No. '
Puree Jim with Inside suke of |M), h.ilf forfeit; mile bent*
beat 3 In 3, in harness- (ree (lor all horses lli.-il never trotted I
il.3* No. 7. Hame as No 6 to wapiti No. (J. Purse
with inside stake ?f$;3, half forfeit, mile h'-ali, best 3 In 8. I
hilrn/???fr?4 for all Wse? thai never trolled Inside of 2 V
No. V fc'ame a* No 8, lo wagons. No. 10 Purse fSJO, wl'h 111
Blue itakc of ? 1 (JO, half forfeit; mile bents. best :t In 8, In liar
lira*-free for all horses that never trotted Inside of ii .1I Nr
11 Fame as No. in, to wagons The above r.sk?i and pm ae
wl I close on April 1, at 0 P. M , at tfle Dexter llnuse, 43
Broome street. lp all the above pureet and aukes 3 or inor
lo niake a race, ur d '/ lo start. No one horse e.an enter fo
more tban 5 stakei or Purses N. 11.?Kor all flrst itlut borao
liberal purses will be given b? gl\In* due notl 'e to the propria
lora. fell A W A Will IB, 1'roprl :tora
rs aeinvwiVEi
Aoodworth'S dancimq cla/wkh, at ko. ?o
. Hro.\4w*y and 137 Mrmta*u? pUco, llrtx>*ljn-!?o?
Op' Ti for tbft reception of pupils, who can ivimnnnM at an
tice, will oooliiwie op?? until the nuil of Hav. TuMdaya \%
Friday? 111 limoklvn. Wednaailay* and Katurdiyi In New Yort
TkCKAK'Hi.jiUf IMNHINd AOADKMY, ?w kowkky
A J TemoM 91 per nonth, Mondays, Wednoadaya, Tbiinnlay
and Kal.lidava. JJnlIra' afternoon claaaea, Wednonlayt in>
Balurdara. at 4 o'alock. At H oVlook auiron. Admittance 1
oenU. Private lemon* 60 centa.
REd.VRH AND TOBACCO.
To 8m0kkkp.?thk MKOICatku httoarh ark j
t'lii'I ??h?Utiito fur tl.e ordinary aegar, the poltonan
prim p t? < f llie tolianoo having lieen r?m'i\ed; hImi irie.llnat*
ajiioMtij: titwoio Invented l>y JTofeaaor f, II. l,tn'< M. 11
W. M. I nlTTfc.N1 <;N, llnitral Afcent 47? Itroxlway.
' IHlflllll " *VaVa~ 1? iM l> TIO a"N!? (JKRMA'
'?' " ' ? ?<>r<?. In uri-al vaiMr of fttrlif, from ?l 1
f4r j?i-r ffi "H?nd. <!a?li purchUTR will nonmiltlli<'lr lBHrr.il
l.y 1 x tfiUfiT>? ny dUjcJi, an I am datortnlied Dot to bo undei
? :d. 0, cUEBlt*,?? iJrjttdwtty.
^ SPECIAL MOTlClflg.
1" A MMR1CAN UNION OF, OR FOR.1NVENTOR8 AND
A exhibitors.?A meeting of invent >n Ac , will i>e held at
*" Ik* Cooper Institute, on Friday, Much 11,18(9, at 7X o'clock
, P.M., to reoclve the report of their treasurer snd officers. All
f. inventors are requested to attend. By order
[ WH. U. RODOER8 Secretary pro tam.
, TJENEVOLENT SOCIETY Or TUB UNITED SONS Or
' JO Krto.?the members of this society are hereby untitled to
_ meet at their rooms. Forty second street, between Kl^hth aud
. Ninth avenoes this fTuesoay) evening, 8tli lost, at 7'a o'clock
1; precisely, to make final Arrangements for the celebration of
,. It Patrick's day. By order of
I THOMAS DOODY, President
3obw Oinuidi, Secretary.
r. pARD FROM TH* AMERICAN WATUH COMPACT.
) The only entirely satisfactory proof ofagoodwatch Is that it
tells correctly snd without Interruption ibe true Uine of day.
j. All other tests are illusory. If the watch will not perform
. equally snd with aocuracy it is to no purpose whatever that It
is elaborately finished, that curious shapes anil patented devices
are ndopted, that novel escapements and Ingento'ts coatrlvsnccs
for compensation are introduced, or that the whole
I* covered bv a fatuous name and a massive snd cotlly ca?e.
Hundreds of worthless watches are beautifully finished. and
some are eiuuisllely contrived to ruu badly and wear out quick.
ly. A greatdeslof work Is most otten a greM deal of complexl.'
ty, and all will admit that uo amount of mere polish will advang.
tage any piece that is radically malformed or Inexoc Jy titled.
,, It le simplicity of construction and such mathematical correctnets
ln the size si d shape of every part as Uio application of
machinery to the purpose aloue ensures, thtt, with sulll sibnt
. nicety of finish, accomplish the desired result. The founders
' aud managers of the American Watch Compiuy of Waltham
are determined to make timekeepers whether thiy imke
money or not They do not undervalue ornament but th<-y
? lcelthattbej nannot overvalue tune. This in the meaning of
J their who'e tMlaollshinent. Thoroughly familiar by practical
experience with the evils inherent in foreign watches?
evils which all watsh dealers will boar them out in
paying, render nearly worthless for all the purposes of
. lime keening a Urge majority of foreign watches-they aim,
through the substitution ol mechanical science for the uncerh
tain iitdgment of the eye aud imperfect still of the hand to
proSucean article that shall not only look itke a watch but per
form the duty of a watch, adorning It with such a degree of
V finish as Is sufficient nnd which through confines* will not be
put above the reach ol any olaas in the coiuuniuity Aud that
l8 ihey have done this sud are doing it. they confidently aAieal to
' 'he thousands whose doily coming ar.d going Is regulated by
y he Waltbsm watches to sty. In every systom, even the belt,
' there will be imperfection, snd Instances ot failure doubtless
occur In the Walthsm manufacture; hut in a system which pro
,0 duf'JW watches which are Identical rather than similar, the pro
portion of such mutt l<e re luoed to a minimum. Having
achieved this decisive victory?a victory wtili a reason for it?
' the American Watch Compauj Is far from being disappointed
st the frequent and unscrupulous opposition ft meets from
ncl many in the Importing business. This opposition was t:> have
been expected, and the occasion of it will be apparent to anv
one who considers the extent of ihe Importers' trade and its
ln. highly profitable character. The company have no reason to
.j,' be d'usatiaflod with tho amount of patronage it receives,
since it is obliged, by the multiplication of orders, largely Id la
;a crease its force and to work by night as well as day, bnt it is uut
Ij,' content that any portion of the community should be misled as to
a' the real merit of their watches. Unfortunately, there is no ar>
nl' tide In common use which people generally so little understand
as Ue watch, and a man's watchmaker is his only reliance for
tat judgment. Bo long, therefore, as Imported watches pay a rich
u prom to the Importer and dealer, and theft abundant repair af
fords a handsome income to the retailer, the company expects
' a good deal of decrying and disparagement, wise shaking of
the bead, and faint praise. The company Is gratlued to be able
to say, however, that there are hundreds In the trade whom suit,
preme interest is cot ln Importation, or in an old atock on hand
and a large circle of outdoor patients', who have no national an:w
UpaihlesU) an American watch; who, indeed, from patriotic
motives would rather distribute them, even if tbcv were not
II, twice as sound and honrtt and cheap as any oth"r?with wh im
r), waltham watchts may be round, me oompany conuacr.tiy
maintains that it* watchea wlli abide the conclusive test of
la- timekeeping, and upon that ground it In content to rent its
rs, c laims to the general patronage. The public will bear la aaluJ
.vo that these watches are made for reputation, and with thi reN
sporslbllity of perpetual guarantee constantly In view, for
nd however they may change hands, tn whosoever hau ls the/ are
la. found faulty, and at whatever period, the company Is bound to
la make them good.
If, For the American Watch Company (successor to Anpleton,
Tracy ft Co.) HomilNS & APPLETON,
ft General agents, IB Maiden lane, New York.
>0
u* f ^OLI/EGK OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. NEW
York, March 7, 1861)?1 he annutl commencement of dio
* (Allege will be held in the Bev. l)r. Parker's church, corner of
iy, Twenty tecond street and Fourth avenue, on Thursday, March
Pi, 10, at hair past 7 P. M. The alumni of the college, the prnfos;e,
alon* and the public are Invited to attend. The exercise will ba
as follows:?Charge to the graduate!,by the President, Edward
! '. Helaflelcl, M l).; valedictory address, by Rilfus O. Mason, A. H.,
!W a member of the graduating class*, address to the alumni of the
college, by Alexander U. Stevens, M. D , late President of the
re; college. ROBERT WATTS, M. P., Dean^
" XTATIONAT. ASSOCIATION OF BASE BAI.T, PI,AY111
i-\ era.?The annual meeting of this association will be held
In room No. 2S, first floor of the Cooper Institute, on Wodaes e,
day evening, March l>, INjV, at; U o'clock.
iv WM. 1?. VAN OOTT, Fresldout.
J) J. B. Jones, Tnos. B. Dakik, Vice Presidents.
[lu J. Ros* Poptlbv, Secretary.
mC XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Til AT AN ELECTION
1> for six Ilireotors, of the American Atlantic and PaciOc
Ship Canal Company, will be held at the olDce of thn I 'oinpa-nv,
' Id the city of New York, on Monday the 2d day of May next,
boa 12to2o'clock P.M.
M JOHN P. YELVERTON, PreaHenC
u I?aao c. I.ia, Secretary
U' KewYojk, March 1, 1869.
w VfOTICE.-I HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED MR K.
" J.1 N ?than my agent, to transact buttress for mo tn the city
of New lork. United States of America I. NAIIXaN.
(1 x.onpos, Nov. 8.1888.
VJ OTICT -LYON ISAACS, AGENT, HAS RKMOVED
i, J.1 from Wo. 6 Division street to 31 Catherine B'rea'..
2: r>Roro8AiJ? -office or tits govkrnors ok tiik
I Almshoiue. March", 18S9. To *Utera.????<tled
will be received by the Governors of the Almshouse, at their
gv cflire rotunda, l'ark, until 12 o'clock M of the 1 Hh Imt., for
a slating. A:. root of Island llooplui on Blackballs la.ind.
r,r The specification for the ab.ive worn a?n be K'b at their o01<w,
and blank tormn of proposals, and further Inform. i'.lon obtain
r ?d 1 be. Governors reserve to themselves the right U. rejc:?.t
anv and all proposals not d?*?med by lut-ui advantageous to the
;t_ department.
^ I.OST AND FOVm
T ORT-A Bl.ATK NEWFOILiDIJAND DOG A LTB"!,
' ?J ral rewaid will be Riven to an; person reluming the
name to 27 Fast Twenty firat street.
e' | OBT-A MAZARINE BLUK WAIST, IRIhHf.tl WiTU
.. Li thread lace and velvet, on f ifth avenui, between Twenty
; 'frond and Fourteenth street*. or Broadway, near Fourth
* Tie finder will l-e liberally rewarded by muralng it to 19
Jl West Twenty second ttreet.
rk 1 OSTEIN coming FROM brooklyn to nKIT YORK
10 1< 'our coupons, f.1S each, due 1st February, 18W, of Mil
wankie i Ity ainkinc fund bonds, Nos SSM, SI 1, ,U2 and 31.1. All
w p( ra. n.H are hereby cautioned agaltist negoiUta.ig aald coupons,
payment having been stopped A amiable reirard will be paid
? on their delivery to Blackburn a Brooking, 10 Beaver street.
,'j t ORT?A COUPON OF CONSTRUCTION BONO, NO. 493,
ir, LJ ot Illinois Central Railroad Company, fjr aftvetitcen
tO-KO dollars, payable October 1, ltJ5H. Faymen. having been
It; slopped, the Under will confer a favor by returning th'^Siuu
jo to ill! t-kth avt nue, corner of Ninth street.
1 ORT-A LADY'S FORTBMONtf AIE, dONTAItflNG
I.) 1 i money, and two rniRS Riven her l.v a deceased husband;
ir one marked I.erlaar a, the other ((old, hair and pearl*. The
h ail!icted widow only atks for tho wedding riuga, Address or
m call on Mrs. Henley, 146 (Sixteenth street.
y I OST-AT TIIK CHARITY BAJ.T,, IN TIIK ACADEMY
>r ij oi Muaie, a itolden blue enamelled eyegl?sa with a chain
A liberal reward will be paid to the flndor on lis return to L.
It \ on llotlmaiiD A Co., No. 6 Hanover street.
h T OBT-A GOLD LINK BRACKI.ST, EVERY OTHER
If XJ link bine ename', suppose.* to l e lost In the Houston
>r street stares, from No. 10 Maiden line to corner of Bprltg
it, s'reet ar.a Headway. The Under will be liberally rewardi 3
by leaving It at 43 K.mt Thirteenth street.
u fllHK PKFFOK WHO PIOKEJ* UF A PUR$E OX
J. Broadway, between Feventeenth and KUhUenth street*,
on Monday, nl 1 o'clock, containing one ten dollar bill on the
l% Merchant*' Hank, and aVuit two dolhiri In silver, ft 111 be re
" warded by leaving It at U9Eeooud avenue.
' REWARDS. '
5: d?(r RKWABD. ?LOST, ON MONDAY EVBNINO,
s ?P?J March 7, between Crosby street and Broadwav. a atai r
s, pin, representing a Chinese chop mark. Any person returning
the same to F. Ralph fclbru, 190 Bowery, w ill reach a the
i, above rewaid.
r. 0>n REWARD ?RTRAYKD FROM 2D9 EAST TESTH
K MlV.? street, on Sunday morning, n yonrg while bull terrl'r
r. dog; a pet; answers to name of Jaok. The above reward will
d be paid on his return to the owner.
dSin RF.WABD.-LOST, ON MONDAY, IN A WALL
N <Pl v street etage or going from Wall to Stone street on
A Broadway, a leather pursa, containing $10 in tills ami snue
11 change; alio a dyer's u.ket foradrera Tre fmdv will re
eelve the above reward by retailing It to J. Hart oy, S14 ani
316 Brosdwsy.
(tUnn BltWARD.?STOLEN. THB FOLLOWING BIX
t- 4pOt)W percent bond* of the Camden and Am boy Rail*
road and Transportation nnd Delaware and Rarltan (ana,
Companies: - Nos 4f>t, AOS, ??, K?, 6S7, M4. MS far $1,000
? eaeb, Irnm the lire pr .of s^fe or R. P. Lardner, No. 801 Wal
?i nut street, Philadelphia, oi theaft^rn'Hin or night oUhe !TM
ultimo. A reward ot uny dollar* lor escb bond will bn paid
i. cn Ibe return of ume to Hopkins A Co.,K) Merchants' F.x
? cbanee.New York, or Oaw, Macaleater A Co, 312 Walnut
street, rhllsdelphls, I'a.
IlVTKM^iaKXCKi OFFICES.
IftAMIMKP AND IIOTKTH CAN ALWAYS UK flUPPI.HD
! w!ih good, competent k'ld resreclible.servaat* ofevery
' description from a'l nation*, for both city and country, at th->
tenants' li.slliute, JS07 Hudson street, torner Of Canal, Our
motto I*. Or. ?trtrtly hum st principles. J MIEKI/AN.
FAMIUKS AND HOTELS WII.I. FIND flKRVANTO Or
tin most respectable apposr*nse and reliable bn' Itsattbo
Hroadway Initltuie, 4U Broadway, near Cannl h' ert, np
Kt-.lrH Thl* Institution. seven years e*tabll*he>t. li now mn.
nrted by ?n English lady and g?ntleman on strictly honoraljlo
I' principle*.
? pOOD FNOIjISH, FRENCH, UKttMAN, IRH1I AND
> U fcotrh servant* msy be ol>Litnr<l at the m-m* of theu
r nlo\merit Hoclety, 13 and 14 Bible Mouse, Kighib ?'rent, be
s tw win Third snd Kourth avenues. A lady who speaks F.enoh
[' sod Uerman tu attendance.
!; ~ winEg, nictuoRsj "ifccT
ri pRINCE IMPRRIAIi CHAMPAGNE.
I TUB FIRST IMPORTATIONEVER RECEIVED IN TIIR
UNITED HTATE8.
i, Messrs. Pe Venn** A Co., of Eparnsy, In Franco, being
* deshous ol Flnlroduclog Into this eo'intry tbo shove famona
hratid of champagne, (whlrb la a deelded ffcvo*
rite at the best tablet, both of I<ondon and Parts) and
r bsilng. from a Ion* and extnnalre business acquaintn
nice with tiie leading hotels on this continent, peesllar
i facilities fbr so doing, I have, at tbetr request, oonaentedto accept
their agency and receive thi:lr consignments. Theflr*
oor*tgnmeat baa been reeelvad par sMp Fair Wind, from
Havre, and orders fllleid for tha following leading hasjls and
ehatnpagne d'alori, who (tamp It wtui uieir unquaaaeu
proval:?8t, Nlolmlu* Hotel, Metropolitan Hotel, Brtvoort
1 Home, AMor IlmiM, .lone* Home, Howard Hotel, later**
Uonal Hotel. Merchant*' Hotel. W?at?rn Hotel, lUnorofl Hoiim,
? Thorp Hotel: National Hotel, W??hin*ton: Ullmor* Hoiim,
Baltimore; Revere Hon?e. Barton; i'biladelpbla llnaae, New
- York; .John Kenfe, Broalway; W. J. Kerr, Broadway; Mr.
Fyke, Hi owl war; Mncr A Co., Sixth arenue; O. W. Brown,
; Water ttr**l; Crook * Duff, Tlme* ltulldln?.
e. v. tiAiionwoTr,
corner of Broadway and Broome atraet
A"l Q (IfWl ?TO KNCIIA NWR, FOR FrTRNTTlTRF!,
book*, piano* or real eatate, a large Invoice
of pure Bourbon wbl*k?y, an Involve of elotb* and fancy good*
and a de*lrable iitork of faahtoaabl* lewitlrv.
* KINilH.K A HOI.DKN, No. 0 Xanwin *treot
* . i
!' MtW I?T ?f>lCATIO\W.
**iLKKH' BOOK OF AI.I'JIAHRTS ?A KKW RDITTON
S JTl J'lit out; prloe $1. Thl* work nftbrd* to learner* In ?l<*n
1 painting, rngravlnjr, lithography, Mr , In any part of tbonmn
* try, farllillne for *Midy heretofore alone attainable hy a r.'*'p
dctioe In New Yorkrtty. Cent by malltoAny part of lb?Unllod
Ptntti or CaiJi dft, No. 412 Suites trc.'ti
MjgCElXAMEOllg. IB
IjtfLANUlB TOMES * 80H8, ~
Xo.CtUioi.vLAn,
NSW TUftK, .
Importers Mil wboleaal* dMlm to 1
Cl'NH, CliTL&KX, fLaTBD WAJU, *
jbwblkt ADO rA*cr goods, I
KD?un iti> raHrmniiT ,
The largest and moot sitcosive stock In the United bWH ,
Polo Mrnti f.,r ) **??> And cartridge*.
' c ** n" fur j Uelnur's ctlcbrirtcd may raiors .
jhO.N BBD8TEAD MANUFACTORY. i
JANEH BEKBK * CO., '
M8 BroidwaY, and
Corner of Ke*dc. Centre tuid Kim streets,
h?vc now ready, a large stock of
IRON 11KD8TEADS, ' .
Of All the various kinds, and of superior quality, soluble for
Hi at rlHSS trade, wLl-h the; offer st
WhnlAali- and retstl. At redtieed prices.
Hospitals, prison* and schools 1
Hup piled to any extent or. short notice. '
IRON OARLEN ORXAMKNTB.
JANES, BEEBE A CO.,
3M Broadway, N. Y ,
In addition to tbelr usual variety, are constantly producinf new
arthles of adornment for gardens, lawns, court yardaud
public purks.
i ounlains from 925 lo $2,.M)0
Va8B8.
fiver 30 il (Terett pattern* and sizes, from $3 to $100.
helices and chairs of all the vHrloiia pattern*.
LIONS,
Colnpgat. life slr.e and in niiol'.ture, standing and reposing.
Peer-Three different palio.-ne.
I>ogs?Eleven dlil'erent pattern*
Wild boars, foxes. esiilrs, iambs. Ho.
Illustrated catalogue* sent Wy mail. _
JANER, BEEBE A CO.,
S06 Broadway. N. Y. >
JULES MUMM A CO.'S CHAMPAGNE.
P. A. MUMM'8 R1UNE AND MOSELLE WINE8.
CARD TO THE TRADE ANlTrHR PUBLIC IK GENERAL.
?lin-e the dissolution of our old well known bouse of P. A.
Mumm k Co., our brand ba* been somewhat neglected la
/.la'.'rk'*. VCe are now determined, with all our energy and
eui; V aie&ns, to retake our powiinD at once, and will therefore
tend unparalleled wines to jour country. )
We with to establish a marked distinction between oar i
brand, Jnle* Mumm A Co.'s and that of a similar name, ta
order that ea h bouse may rely on ita own merit* Mid reputa- e
tion. for which purpose we have slightly changed our formes v
labels. . ~
We are confdent that thes'- w<-?? we have Just sent out ta
our no* agrnt, James Meyer, Jr., will not be aurpasied bf
any other braid, and we feel satisfied, by the closest compart- '
son, cannot even be equalled.
Ail that we ask la our favor from the public and the trade la,
to oompare our wines with others, and then purobaae wkaV
the|y find tl e I est. Our brands from this date will be '
Jairs Milium A Oo.'s "Verzenay Cabinet." A
Jules Murnm A Co '* "Vlns de name*, Pleur deEUlery." ' I
Jules Mumm A Co.'* "Imperial."
?nd we respectfully requeht the proprietor* of hotel* aaaf i
restaurant* to print our firm's name, Jules Mumm A Co.. la 1
lull en their Mil* of fare, in order to avoid oonfuaion wltfuMMf J
similar name*
The first mentioned wine, "Verrenay Cabinet," I* a m*
brand, expressly got up to combine our Veraenay with oar
Cabinet wine, in order to establish a quality which will surpass
all the >14. if not euual the 81ti wines that have been unite
jour country by any house. With this exquisite quality, oui I
sincere hope ia that the good Usto of tbe American wine drink- ' I
era v?lll eMM them to adopt this brand Id preference to Ml
other, wil muke li th? leading wine of the country. I
The aecoud brand, "Vina de Pimei," we recommend aa a- I
gulslte for ladlea' dinner iir.d evening parties, where a delicate ' I
nno flavored wine la required. I
Our "Imperial" In a favorite wine, well known, and needi 1
nn resou.mi ndatlon. Our former Cabinet, lu confcequenoe oi J
the above mentioned .|ur>ction with our Verzen&y, we will not
Import, unless by particular request or order. J
We beg toobterve that,iuorder todln infuliibournewhnpo* 1
tatlwns lr?m the former ones, the labels will bear the nun* o3 1
our present ||W, JAMI1S llKiili:, Jr., with our autograft 1
sdpuiiture on each bottle.
We have sent our flist shipment, and will continue to tend
henceforward all of our brands, without exception, packed ta
cases. to your country.
Our bouae in Cologne Is the foundation of all the Mamma, and
baa been lu existence nearly a century. Our oeliara there arc
well provided with th? best Rhlue and Moeolla wines; bealdea,
we oa n some of the finest vineyards of Johamiisberg, adjoin*
tag the vtr.eyardr of Prlrcc Keiternlch.
Wo reepecWj renonunend our v-lties to the patronage ol
our oi l friends and to the public In general.
JULES MP MM A 00.,
P. A. Ml!MM. j 1
BP1E d AlT NOTICE. ,
The nubserllcr respectfully informs the trade that aaanadti Ir
tiecBl proof of the great excellence of the Jules Mumm A Oo, I J
chamnagne, tha United Htates appraisers, after a moat careful | ,<|
eiomlnailon, (such as taa'.in; the aald wlnea, with other Aral J "
aluaa brands Imported iu th's noi t,j bare acknowledged to bin a
that, owing to the great superiority of the Jules M.onm A Oo. I
chr.tr pafiie tbey are obliged to apprulae it at higher prion I
than otLer Unit n'.aaa cbampigneB I*reived here. I
it la not the intention of th<- agent of Julea V.unun A Oo.'t I li
champagne to use the above notice aa a boaat of b'.a well knows J
wlnra, but aa, notvutiwtanelr/> Ul< protest, he baa to pay higher
rales of dulv than other first ilasa Louses, It ia only an aot ol t
justice that buyers and ocnsumois eh mid know the facts and
Ibe high estimation in which the Jules Mnmm A Oo. champagne
Is held by these it bo are so well ait'iated to knew ita trot
value.
1 beg to Inform tto trade that Ijhave now a full (apply of thf
above au.ts cn hand. Also, Die celebrated "Anchor brand."
J&MKH MiSYKH, JR.,
Sole agent for the United State*. 44 Broad street, m.
I Pl'KSO.XVL.. *
IF THE LADY WHO ADDRKHSEI) AN ANO.VYMOPB
note to J. J. F., dated (inrdlner, Feb. 14, will vend another
to same place, stating parti hilars, she will much oblige a frisnd,
IN THE BROOXLYN KAQLE OF YESTERDAY. A 8TATEmeut
appeared relative to an inquest held at the Abbey
Hotel, Tul'on avenue, n herein It la mentioned that Mr. Jamea
Ktated to the Coroner th?t be did not know the name of the deceased.
Mr. James staled tbai he did not recollect tli-i Christian
name, but mentioned the'slrname as Mr. Palmer, who was a
partner of Mr. James's.
TNFOBMATION Ifi WANTED OK KARL WALDEMAH,
A who left bis home, No. 8 Albany street, at 1 o'clock A. M.
on the eth Inst. Any person whooould notice when he n-ui
rem lust will receive the warmert thinks of th? deeply afflicted H
a idow. He was lu his night dr?os gud a round c p, His ?gq . I)
ts iO years. * )
JNFOKMATION WAOTKD-OF WILLIAM BKiaCJS. fl'i
who lelt home Murch S, IfSSt His blaok lnlr and *li!?,kers, U
a di pji f -r ;it the ccrm-r of one eye, and small rings In his I
rsir; lstl S"en In Pouth strot, < n samo d.?v. Auy lafurmition ]
concerntri. Lim thiuikfully received by hit family, 133 Ham- Ij
mond flrett, N. Y. Ij
JOHN I.OOKHAIIT, FORMERLY Of ST. CROIX, DANISH *
West Indlaa, to requested to eomnaniMtle with his Mj
brother Frederick I.ocUhart, of the s:trae inlmd, on matters Of I
import i... e. H
MP.. .KiIIN RIOIITRR, HORN AT H AIN8PA0IT. HO- I
hernia, wns, In 1-20, joarj,?j ii, in with Mr. Fholz, tailor.
loiulon. England A' v person giving information of the H
above named person would ronlcr a great fiivor upoD hla I
brother, Joseph Kichtur, No. 1 l'elzerttra?*e, Hamburg, Oer I
many. ? [
VrOTICETOIU?:EnUF.\VORTU FAMILY.?IF ANY OF I
J.\ the children of the late Richard Edgnwortb, late I
of Fort Vhllfty, Houston county, Oeorgia, (eldest sun of the I
late Richard Lorell Edgewonh, of Edgeworthstown, Ire,and.) I
lire ll\lng, It Is requested that tbey will uopiy by letter ad- K
drensed to Messr*. HO I l,< ?i;K & CROOkhl't, 61 Lincoln's t
Inn Klelds London. Hjlicltois, ou or before the 20th April next, ~
thut their share of uie estate -( tlieir late aunt. Dame Honor*
Beaufort, may bt paid over to them. N. 11.?Grand children
arc m t entitled.
SHOULD WILLIAM MCDOWELL, LATE OF MILWAUKIE,
Ohio, have his attention drawn to this advertisement, he
1h earnestly requested u> write to his mother and sisters In Irelaud,
oounty Down, parish of Kellylcagb. r
tvr ANTF.D?SOME PERSON TO ADOPT A finr,
VT healthy m&le chill, two weeks old, of respectable American
pnreutage. Address C. 11., Madison Square Post ottlre.
Washerwoman ?WKrNEHDAY or thursday,
same addiesa as last. Do not (Hasp point me as I have
nothing to wear.
TIIK LKCTUUK SEASON.
Dr. brownkon's lector* at the coopr.it insti."
tnte, this (Tuesdaj) eTcnlt.g, March K. 1X99. Subject ?
"The Church and the Threate-ied llcrolultonH In Europe.'
Lecture to begin precisely at 8 o'clock. Admission 2t> cents.
U'lflft lIKrAKl'lEHT LKCTUKK.
J Tho lecture by the Hon. John B. flcnles on 'The Birth
and Development of the American Republic," for the benefit
of the Widow and Orphan Fund of the New York Fire Department
wll I lake place at the Cooper Institute, on Monday evenlog,
March 14, at7X o'clock.
J Icketa twenty five cent* each; lo be had of
William Hall A Pom 239 Hroidwsy.
Firtb. Hall A Fond, 647 Broadway.
AsUir Houho, Broadway.
Cooper Institute, o.>rr er of Third avenue and Eighth street.
A.J. Delstour, 2SV, Wall street.
John B. fill's, 34 Kfluihetli street.
Ilenry U. Heward, 21 Kllzabeth street
Of the eOicers and trustees of the Fire department, and of
the Committee:?
Zopbsr Mills, IU Front street.
James Y. Watklns, W Catherine street
Bamuel B. Thompson, 84 MUMS street
Mrs. cora i- v, hatch wii.ii.kcri;rV, in ci.in
ton Hall, New York, Wednesday evening n?it, at7>?
o'clock; suhjeot to be given by tlin andtnse. Also in Musical
Hall, Brooklyn, Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. Admlttanoo
10 cents.
WATCHJgB, JEWELRY, dtC.
AR17-ONA r?ARLfl.-THf:SR BRAUTIFCL PR
set In Que gold, made luto b tastplns, earrings, stndt and
crostss, are quite Uio rage No lady Is fully dressed without
them. Call and Ma them at 331 Broadway, opposite the
theatre.
f' aliforhia diamonim-in BRRaPTMNS, RlJKOB,
\ ! earrings, crosses and stids, mounted in line gold, and the
nost lieauUrul styles, are for sale and made to order at the
BradwsyJewelry store, SSI Broadway, opposite the theatre.
OLD AND SlIiVRh WARKARTKD WATCHRR
1 ?di> ?' gold walchef, jewelled, as low as. .Ml (25 940'
(lold 1? vtr watches, lull jewelled 2.1 30 36
Silver lever do. do. 16 18 3C
PUver hunting Iev?fc watches, fu'l jewelled 15 18 3B
All watches sold br me are warranted lor one year.
JOHN COX, 362 Bowery, near Fourth street
R WAST BO lOPNO MKN, wrth FROM 930 t<? 91,000
In cash, to purchase our goals, oonslstlng of watches and
jewelry, and to dispose of them In all the cities and town*
throughout the United Btates and Canada. Bomc persons who
buy our goods are making at the rate of 910,000 per year selling
at auction. We manufacture our osm gooda, and sell for
100 per cent less than other wholesale bouses, and tbe style
and ouality is unsurpassed. Csll and examine or send for a
caUligue. htknnitt(OUVfW A CO ,
axr aiu IVI OTUlfcUWaj.
__ BEgTAtHAHTi.
CKDAR fiTRRItT DINIHO ROOMS.
No. 47.
Captain HR1KR, late of the packet ithlp Taaae Webb, Old
Black Hall line of Liverpool pv*eu, baa opened thia eatabllabment,
formerly known aa the New York Restaurant. lie
Intr nda tnmakr It the moat g'llet, omntortsble and beat furnished
dlnlns room In thla city. Everything onnaected with thla eslablliumert
will be under hia peraonal inspection. Lunch from
10 In bnir pnat 11 o'clock.
coaxT" "
CIOAI..-TIIK BUBflCRlRRR IS PRKPAKtD TO^uT
J nlab genuine Lehigh, I'earh orrhar.l (In Ita pnrtty) and
Itroad Mountain, well s-reened 'rom yard under eorer. Also
Liverpool orrel, Rngllah caanel and Cumberland, all at the
lowest market raUa. IIRNKY RKRVR,
Corr.er of Canal and Centre and Jane and West aueetl.
raimioadh. nmr
PHNNRYLVAKIA R A1I.KOA H - TUB C1K1AT cmr
X tral rcmtii to th< Wrat. Tlmr at least as short and rates (
fr< lpbi and <?re a* low, nl all line*, m by any i tli'r route.
liirps???re tkmetaor to mmraot. f<>t fn-Win to any point m
tlx enure ."tat, call at lie c<nri>auj'ao?< e, No.t tstor Ho'iao,
/. L. Kit IOIT, Paa?on?er /seat.
F*b. aa. L41XU A 00., freest An?n?.

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