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LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OR IHS CUT OF WASHIRaTOIT.
Arrest of the Captain of the
Sumpter.
WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY IN LONDON.
THE O'DONOGHUE CHALLENGES SIR ROBERT PEEL.
EFROPEAH POLITICAL NEWS,
New York, March 10.—The steamer City of
Washington has arrived with Liverpool advices .of
the SGth nit.
ARREST OF CAFTAIN BEMMES OF TIIE
SUMPTER.
Advices from Gibraltar to the 18th say that the
xctal punt? still lay then wish no signs of
departure. The United States steamer Tuscarora
remained in Spanish waters off Algesiras.
A telegram from Madrid, dated the 25th, states
tha| the captain of the Sumpter had been arrested
at fsngivrs, at the instance of the American consul
and the commander of the Tuscarora , who went
to Tacgiers for the purpose.
It had been reported that tho Sumpter appeared
offHjeies, Bomh of France, on thelOth of Febru
ary, which, of course, must have been incorrect.
WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY IN LONDON.
The Americans at London celebrated 'YrtShing*
ton's Binfcdny hy a public broakfoso. Dr. MjU*
voice, Bishop of Ohio, presided. Minister Adams,
Consul Morse, the two Secretaries of Location,
Cyrus W- Field, Dr. Macgowan, and others, were
present.
Mr. Adams, in a patriotic speech proposing the
toast to the memory of Washington, said that it
was well for Americans to think of his course at this
lime. The country was in tho midst of a crisis
long foreseen feared; but by imitating Wash*
ingTon T s great virtues they would conquer and sub
due the maHgn power which has sought to rule or
ruin The strugglo is fearful, but there is no al
ternative. The assault upon the Government of
the United States carries with it an aggressive
principle, which, if not defeated, must, in the end,
be fatal to freedom- It involves the acknowledg
ment of the prescriptive right of some men to
rule over their fellows, and the Government must,
therefore, fully re-establish its fundamental doe
lime at every hazard. He coucludod by again
calling for that patience and perseverance shown
by Washington as the sure road to success.
The he&Rba of the Queen and President Lincoln
were drunk with enthusiasm.
Dr. Macgowan, in speaking to the latter, eulo
gized Prtfidcnt Lincoln's Administration, and ex*
pressed full confidence that he would prove equal
to his task.
George Thompson asserted that the efforts to
create in England hostility to the North had utter
ly failed.
Consul Morse denounced the curse of slavery as
the sole cause of the trouble.
Cyrus >Y. Fitld proposed a toast to England and
America, and spoke strongly in favor of ihe main
tenance of friendly relations. He explained away
many irritating suojccts, and asserted that it was
the most earnest dtsire of tho Washington Govern
ment to maintain amicable relations. He did not
believe that England could for a moment recognize
the-* Southern Confederacy, the corner-stone of
whici} is slavery.
ENGLISH AFFAIRS.
The Parliamentary proceedings bad been enli
vened by a challenge from the O’Donoghue to Sir
Robert Peel, for vstfestious of the latter, which
The former considered personally offensive. Lord
Palmerston got scent of the affair, and warned Sir
Robert Peel against making himself a party to a
breach of privilege, and brought the affair to the
notice of the House. The O’l>onogbue apologised
to the Housoi but made some saroMitio remarks re
lative to Sir Robert Peel.
Tho navy estimates had been introduced, and
some important votes agreed to.
Mr. Horsfall gave notice that he will on the 11th
of March move that the present state of national
maritime law. os it concerns belligerents and neu
trals, is undefined and unsatisfactory and calls for
the early attention of the Government.
The anny estimates show a total of over fifteen
and a quarter millions sterling, slightly in excess
of last year a
The India acd China mails were received and
forwarded per the Hammonia.
Jacob Bush & Co., American commission mer
chants at Loudon, had suspended.
FRENCH AFFAIRS,
The French Senate continued the debate on the
address of the Emperor. Prince Napoleon’s strong
remarks &tti acted considerable attention. Some
members gave utterance to strong anti-English
sentiments, and were rebuked by the ministers.
The Bourse was firm at ?0». bbc.
GREECE.
It is reported that the Greek insurgents at Nau
plia had offered to capitulate and thus end the re
volt.
THE LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
The Paris Mvniteur's London correspondent
says that the session of the English Parliament will
close about the Ist of June.
Madrid, February 20.—The Correspondence
confirms tftftsally that Spain insists upvu a special
Mexican ambassador coming 'to Madrid to give
satisfaction.
Toulon, March 26. —The French squadron in
China nway, and had captured the encampment of
the Royal Guard, which had fled. The French
found the remains of two hundred and fifty Chris
tian pihoners burned in prison.
Warsaw. Feb. 26.—Seventeen persons have
been condemned to Siberia, including a prince and
countess.
Two hundred and forty students have been
placed under surveillance of the police.
The Polish clergy petitions the Czar for freedom
of conscience fur Catholics.
Berlin, Feb. 26.—The immediate recognition of
Italy by Prussia has again become doubtful.
St. Petersburg, Feb. 27.—The Journal of Si.
Petersburg has an article which says that a happy
future is insured for Poland should the intentions
of the Emperor for her welfare bo secured by rea
son and the consciousness of duty on her aide*
The rale of dueouut of the Bank of Russia has
been reduced to 6$ per cent.
The steamer Bc. mnda is about to sail for Ber
muda from Liverpool, and it is reported her cargo
is for the £outb.
LATEST MARKETS.
LivuitrooL. I'tb. 27.—Cotton ia firm and auehftnged,
Sales to day 110,000 bales, the speculators and exporters
taking 3.000.
Breadstuff's are quiet but steady.
rrovifciouß dull.
London, Feb. 27.—Consols 93for money. Illinois
Central 6bares 48 discount. Erie itailroad, 29% , New
lork Contrail, 7d»
Liverpool Commercial Intelligence.
/ LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, February 28.
7 The sales ot two days amount to 14,090 bales, the market
I closing firm at unchai-gnl prices. The sales to specula
/ tors and esport*-r«j were 6.500 bales.
LATlST—WidTifsr.ay.—Sftlfti* of cotton to-day 19,000
Lales, the market closing firm', sales to speculators and
exporters 5 too.
STATE OF TBAIrE.—The Manchester markets are
firm, with an upward tendency.
LIVERPOOL BKEAPSTUFFS MARKET.—Bread
stuffs are still declining, excepting Wheat* which is
frtfffldj l . !Tll4 tb.ua! nulUwritles report Flour dull, and 64
lower; sales at 27®305. Wheat steady. Corn still de
clining ; sales at 29 a 6d tor mixed.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.—Provisions
are generally dml. Beef quiet and steady. Pork dn*l.
Uacon heavy at 36<aS9a. Lard steady a; 41 ©l2s. Tul
low quiet at 40 1«6ff146,
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.— Ashes steady
tit 34s for Pots, and 33s for Pearls, c’ugar has an upward
tendency. Coffee steady. Rice quiet, but steady Lin
*eed Oil steady at 3ss. Bo sin quiet at 12s 64 OUs for
common. Spirits ot Turpentine inactive at 6Sa7os. -
LONDON MAbKElS.—Breadatuffsquiet, bat steady.
Sugar firm. O'lfffo buoyant, Tea tiuiet, bat steady.
Bice easier. Tallow quiot.
LONDON MONEY MARKETS.—ConsoIs are quiet
at&3#@fD&.
AMERICAN STOCKS.—lllinois Central 4Sa>47 per
cent, discount: Erib29@3Q.
Additional Foreign News.
ENGLAND.
The total sum subscribed for the-Alberfc Memo
rial Fund, at the last date, amounted to £33.000.
The Queen approves of the Obelisk scheme, ia the
following eoiumutitaatiofi i
u After giving the subject her beat consideration,
Her Majesty has come to the conclusion that no
thing couid be more appropriate, provided it is on a
scale of sufficient grandeur, than au obelisk to ba
erected in Hyde Park on the sile of tb© Great Ex
hibition of 1851, or on some spot imfiiedhtely con
tiguous to It; nor would any proposal that can be
made be more gratifying to the Queen personally,
for she can sever forget that the Prince himself
tad feigiily apprtiYca (if tna idea of a memorial of
this character being raised on the same spot, in re
membrance of that exhibition. There would also
be this advantage in a monument of this nature—
that several of the first artists of the day might
take part in its execution; for there would be
room at tho b2S& of the obelisk for various fine
groups of statuary, each of whioh might be en
trusted to a different artist.’’
The Queen has paid Mr. Disraeli the compliment
of desiring Sir C. Phipps to write to him, thanking
him for bis speech in the House, on the opening
night, on the death of the Prince Curort, »ud sla
ting how grateful she felt for the kind, warm sym
pathy shown by &1i to her.
It is understood that Mr. Alfred Tennyson has
received from the Princess Alice a touching auto
graph letter, written by command qf hqp Majstifcjj
expressive of the intense pleasure and consolation
which the Queen has derived from the verses pre
fixed to the new edition of the poet laureate’s
tl Idylls of the King,” published in The Press last
week.
Mr. FRANCIS Bebfonb baa been appointed to
accompany the Prince of Wales in his tour through
the East, for the purpose of takiug photographic
views of the landscapes, figures, and architecture
of the various remarkable places that may be
visited.
It is settled that, when Princess Alice’s marriage
takes plaoe, the is to reside at Frogmore till the
l’rinoe Louis comes In to his inheritance, so that her
Majesty may not be deprived of so great a stay and
comfort as her daughter haa proved.
A Year's Balance Sheet. —The national in
come of the year 1891 was raised thus : Customs
and excise, £41,935,000; taxes, (property, land,
and assessed.) stamp**, and post office, £25,069,170 ;
miscellaneous, £1,599.681; making a total of £03,-
602,851- Tbo PA’pendittiro takes a fourfold divi
sion: Inurni i.l ifco dabt, £26,090,280; .Wenoe
of the country* (including outlay on fortifications,
and charges for the operations in China,)
342; civil Government and charges, including the
post office packet service. £1.112.429', cost of col
leetipg the revenue, £4,897.987; making what we
may call s grand iota! of £70.818 059.
England has notified to the Swiss Government
that she is disposed to negotiate for the reciprocal
suppression of the passport visa.
Tub total cost of the Trent affair, as appears bj
the supplementary army and navy estimates, is
£973.477. The navy estimates amount, as has pre
viously been stated, to £364,388; military winter
clothing, extra medical necessaries, transport, and
warlike stores, swallow up the rest.
Orders had been received at Shoerneaj to dis
mantle all the gunboats prepared for commission
under the American difficulty.
The London Press states that t£e Government
are about to issue 50.000 suits of uniform to the va
rious volunteer regiments in Canada.
Tub Nayy.—Out ships and vessels in onmaiis
rion on the Ist of December last were 337, being
24 less than the number a twelvemonth previously.
Among tho si ?-going vessels. 160 in all, we have
rtthe later date the liue-of-battle ships reduced
from 27 in number to 22. but then we have to make
the important addition of an .iron-cosed ship to the
list; the frigates and corvettes are reduced from
50 to 41, and the sloops, all vessels, and gunboats
from 106 to 96. The harbor guard-ships and sta
tionary ships, 32 in all, are four less than in the
previous year, and the surveying, troop, and store
ships 20 instead of 21; but the tenders are increased
from 46 to 51. The guard-ehips of the Coastguard
aro 11, as before; the cruisers,
are increased from 62 to 63. The number of cadets
admitted in the year was 174. To man this fleet
tb« Estimatopropose, far tin financial yosr which
will commence at the end of next mnnth, a force of
40 ; 000 officers and men, instead of 49 000 voted last
year, but the boys are to be 9,000 in place of 2.000;
the Coastguard service will be reduced from 8,000
to 7,850, with 1.150 nothorna on ship’s booksj tha
Marines are 18,000 as before. Thus the whole
force in the fleet and Coastguard servioe is fixed at
76,000, instead of 78 200, the number voted last
year. The Navy Estimates are reduced from
£12,040,539, the amount voted last year and on
supplemental estimate of this year, to £11,794.305 ;
but this also will, of course, be subject to supple
mental additions.— Times.
On the Ist of November last the number of ef
fectives, including officers and staff, on the British
establishment was 148.680. On tho Indian esta
blishment, at tho same date, the number of effect
ives was 70,536.
Mason in the House op Commons.—lmme
diately after prayers, Mr- Mason, tho Confederate
commissioner, took his seat under the gallery. He
was introduced by Mr. Gregory, the member for
Galway, who sat near this notable stranger. It was
remarked, also, that Mr. Lindsay fa bo
very intimate whh Mr. Mason, from whloh we argue
that the honorable member for Tynemouth ha?
adopted the Southern ticket, which is passing
strange, and will be hardly palatable to the elect
ors of Tynemouth and North Shields.— lllustrated
Times. *
Mr Mason, the Confederate delegate in Ragland,
declares that six or seven hundred ships have
broken the blockade, and passed in and out of the
Southern ports.
The contractors of the Great Exhibition building
have insured the structure tbr*£4t)O,UoO. The pre
mium amounts to £3,306.
The Great —The goods 'from Li
beria have arrived. The Federal States of America
are not expected to exhibit at all. Six hundred
men arc at work fourteen hours a day painting the
building. The English refreshment contractors
have ordered 20 000 dinner plates, 20,000 dessert
plates, 2,000 large dishes, 2,000 deo&ntevj, 20,000
tumblers, 10.000 sherry glasses, 25.000 champagne
glasses, 10.000 coffee cups and 5,000 tea ditto, 7,500
knives and forks, 11,000 plated forks and spoons,
6,000 yards of damask. 20,000glasscloths, and 3,000
chairs.
The Great Eastern. —The directors of the
Great Ship Company have decided on the appoint
ment of Captain Walter Paton, of Liverpool, as the
commander of the Great Eastern. Captain Paton,
who is well known in Liverpool, is highly spoken of
as an able and experienced seaman and as thorough
ly a gentleman. It is understood that his salary
will be £l,OOO per annum, with contingent ad
vantages.
Xhk subscriptions received in London for the
Hltof of tta sufferers from the Hartley colliery
cident amounted, ou the loth ult.. to £17,500, and
it is thought that the Provinces will contribute an
equal sum.
An explosion in a coal-pit at Merthyr*Tydvil is
said to have cost fifty lives.
AnTnouGir ihe cotton trade is at present in such
a depressed state in the manufacturing districts,
four new cotton mills are about to be erected in
Bolton.
Tub Cunard Company are adding several power
ful new steamers to their already magnificent fleet.
The new steamer China, which arrived in the Mer
sey some days since, from the Clyde, will be fol
lowed, next week, by tho Scotia , both of which ves
sels will be engaged in tho carriage of the mails
between Liverpool and the United States.
The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia
Steamship Company (Dale’s line) are building a
new steamship to be Culled the City of London,
to 1)9 equal M superior to tho City of New Tori.
The total number of passengers forwarded by the
different lines of steamers between Europe and
North America in the years 1860 and IS6L is as
follows: 1860, westward,49.796; eastward, 24,644;
total, 74,440. 1861, westward, 40.351; eastward,
29,956 ; total, 69.30?, showing a. decrease iu loQl of
5,138. It will be seen that the decrease lost year
was in the passengers going out to America, the
number being 9,445 less than in 1360, while there
was an increase of 4,312 in the number travelling
eastward to Europe.
The Athcnaum announces the death of Hiss
Woodfall, the daughter of the first publisher of
Junius’ Letters. She Was ninety-four years of age.
She resided for many years in Dean‘s Yard,*West
mi&ster. ,
Nearly 900,000 persons, four and a half per
cent, of our population, are (says the Spectator)
now receiving parish relief; a terrible background
to all our pictures of English prosperity.
The following curious item is taken from the re
port of the Registrar General for Scotland : In
Glasgow, 1855, one mother, who was only IS, had
four children ; one, who w&3 22, had seven chil
dren ; and of two. who were only 34, the one had
thirteen, and the other fourteen children; and, on
the other bond, two women became mother At 51,
four at 52, and one mother was registered as having
given birth to a child in the 57th year of her age.
FRANCE,
It is reported that the Emperor Napoleon has
addressed an autograph letter to the King of
Prussia, urging him to recognize the kingdom of
Italy.
A coronet is being manufactured for the Eoi
pyg-na r\p iiu>—r»n»wj» cCTrnriigflt ruled By
a conductor encircling the head.
The Duke d’Anmaie, it is said, is writing's, new
pamphlet called “'France under Louis Philippe.”
The object of the author is to defend the reign of
the citizen king, and to show how superior it was
to the present regime. ~'
Amongst the official announcements just mßilo in
Paris are some appointments of ladies to the head
of charitable posts. They number eight or nine,
and are made by the Empress, who is the legal
head of all the charitable institutions of France. It
has a novel sound to hear of the official paper ga-
Bfetling seme lady her post of president to the
Society for the Aid of Orphan Children, or Dis
tressed Married Women, with as much ceremony
as the appointments are gazetted to the knighthood
of the Legion of Honor.
The preliminary notice of marriage between
Baron Solomon James de Rothschild, banker, of
the Rue Laffitte, Paris, son of Baron James de
Rothschild, with Mdlle. Adele Anan Charlotte,
daughter of M. Meyer de Rothschild, of Frankfort,
has been posted up at the Maine in the Rue Drouot.
■ Offici A* returns Bbow that the number of births in
the twenty arrottdiegementa of Parts during the
year 1860 was 51,056, and of deaths 41,261, the dif
ference being 9,795 in favor of births. Out of the
total births 14,092 were illegitimate. In 1860 seven
persons died in Paris at from 95 to 100 years of age.
The result of a novel experiment is given in the
J\Tonite?iT tie l*Agriculture. A farmer planted
four potatoes in April last, in two of which he in
serted a bean, and a pea in each of the other two.
The peas and beans produced a good crop, and the
potatoes were free from disease. One of the pota
toes produced 58 tubers, the second 30, the third 29,
and the fourth 25. The farmer is determined to
repeat the experiment on a larger scale this year.
ITALY.
Gen. Garibaldi is stated to enjoy perfect health,
and to be entirely given to agriculture. Thirty
four peasants have been sent over to Mm, who are
engaged in ploughing a large tract of land along
the coast; and if this continues, the island of Ca
prera will be soon completely transformed. The
general constantly .receives addresses and presents
from his friends, ge passes his OYMHDgS in read*
ing the journals.
The publication of the confidential letters of
Count Cavour has produced a sensation in Italy.
The Countess Alfieri, niece of the count, has pro
tested, in a letter addressed to the Rtvista Con-
against these disclosures, which &TO
lt evidently made less with the view of rondcring
homage to the memory of the deceased minister,
than of serving the interests of a party/’
' Tub Italian Freemasons have just introduced as
important innovation into the statutes of the so
ciety. There are now sister BftSQBSj YSttWabloSj
and great mistresses.
AUSTRIA*
The Austrian Government is bent on prosecuting
journals which have printed offensive language to
wards the Emperor and the French nation. The
Austrian Government desires to create the most
friendly relations with France.
PRUSSIA.
The Prussian Government has testified its grati
tude to Abd-el-Kiuier for his conduct on behalf of
the Christians in July, 1800, by conferring on him
the insignia of the order of the Bed Eagle, first
flags. M. Herford, the Prussian consul, waitod on
the Emir in full uniform, and presented the decora
tion to him. Austria will, it is thought, accord him
a distinction of the some kind.
In the last number of the Stem Zeitnng , of
Berlin, appears a translation of Tennyson’s dedica
tion to the late Prince Consort. The original is
rendered with a warmth and fidelity that do credit
to the poet ha 9 attempted so difficult ft per*:
fcrmance.
RUSSIA.
From a report of Col. BomanefF, who returned
from New York to Siberia on the 20th of October
last, we find that the materials for & telegraphic
line of the of 2,299 versts hare boon already
ordered in Europe. Accordingly, in a short time,
Nicholaievsk and De Cartri will be placed in com
munication with Chabarovka, Vladivostok, and the
port of Vovgorod. This effected, the river (Tssuri
will still h&vo to be joined across the Gulf of Olga
by tto eleetiw wire, tho distance being calculated
at 200 versts. The expense is estimated at 50
roubles a verst, making a total of 110,000 roubles.
In addition to this, must not be forgotten the cost
of keeping the line on the banks of the Amour, the
UsEuri, and the ScbDifim. This service will be ef
fected ab ah expense of 48,060 roubles, by four
steamers, the largest of which is called The Tele*
graph, and, the three smaller ones, Gonjez , Chas
sovi, and Storosh. The telegraph material and
the steamers were despatched from Hamburg.
The lot of thoie poaJahts who are eo unfortunate
as'to serve poor masters will, it "is expected, be
much alleviated by the Imperial decree which has
just assigned a Bum ol 5,000,000 roubles (from the
emancipation fund of 26,000,000 roubles) to the
proprietors of twenty-one serfs and under. This
class are notoriously the worst treated in the whole
empire; tbeir masters, perhaps from necessity, ex
tracting the uttermost farthing from them.
SPAIN.
Sjsnor Don Xayiluidb Istliutz, Spanish am
bAP.-fldor to htt« been nominated President
ol the UulUicil of Stale, a,ud Mill be succeeded in
the embassy by General Gonzales. It is considered
probable that General Serrana will be replaced by
General Dube.
j The Madrid journals publish several articles rels
- tlve to the establishment of a monarchical govern
ment in Mexico, and the Epoc* seems to think that
, h Spanish prince would enact the sovereign there
just as well as an Austrian, or any other foreigner,
j In Spain, too, some independence seems to be
; shown, for, on the Archbishop of Santiago complain*
i ing to the Queen of the license of the press, the
Epoca published that, if the bishops are aggrieved,
they had better appeal to the tribunals.
Tbe Madrid journals state that the Government
has decided* in conformity with the opinion ex
pressed by tbe commission, that the Spanish Ame
rican exhibition, which is to be held at Madrid,
shall take place in 1864.
PORTUGAL.
The continental papers announce, as official
sews, that the King of Portugal is about to marry
the young sister of tbe late Queen of Portugal.
INDIA.
The following important work has just been pub
i llshed in Bombay: ”Cotton —An account of Us
• culture in the Bombay presidency, prepared from
I Government records and other authentic sources,
in accordance with a resolution of the Government
of India. By W«Ue* Rt UiwwU.”
Nana SAmn.—Absurd stories regarding tho ap
prehension of Nana Sahib, at Kurraohee, which
nave been for some time current lndia, must
have reached England. The Nana is alive, and
believed tv Government to be at this moment some
where on the Nepaulese or Thibetan frontier. Alt
tho papers referring are with the Secretary
of Stale for India. Even when he dies it will be
long till the natives are convinced of the fact. For
some years wo may expect a Nana from time to
time to turn up iu half ft dozen places at once.
But tiiis uncertainty is not favorable to political
quiet. —Calcutta Correspondent of the Times.
Remarkable Case of Resurrection.— A
very remarkable circumstance occurred in tho
township of Chesterfield, Michigan, recently. The
wife of Lewis Thorp, Esq . who had been seriously ill
for some time, apparently died, and every prepa
ration was made for her funeral. Our informant
(Dr. Kittridge) says that there were no evidences
of life remaining, but, on the contrary, all tho usual
appearances that occur after death seemed to be
manifest, when, to ike Astonishment of all, after
lying in thi9 condition nearly two days, she began
to show evidences of returning life, and ultimately
grew better, and is now doing well.
THE CITY.
Meeting of the Board of Guar.
RIANS-—The regular b titled *ne«Alng of the Board o?
Guardians of the Poor was held yesterday afternoon,
President J. M. Maris in the chair.
The Board of Visitors reported for the month of Feb
ruary their operations, as follows: Expenditure for the
benefit of outdoor poor, for groceries* niedu
eiuosi Ac. The imitber or people leliuved was 16,452: of
those 2,636 were Americans, 3,571 foreigners, and 10,145
children.
The Steward reported the house receipts for two weeks
to be #179.29.
The nonso ngont reported the census of the honse as
follows: Number in the bouse, 2»bGl; same time last
year, 3,059 —decrease, 198. Admitted during the last two
weeks, 124; births, 2l; discharged, 79;
eloped, 40; bounf.H. The out-door agent reported for
support cases, $438, 50, Xfi«? treasurer 9f the flo&rd re
ported having paid into the city treasury for snpp irt
cases, $1,210 93 ; for house receipts, s2oo—total #l,-
500.93.
J. W, Malone was recommended by tho committee At a
superintendent of the vault recently erected for the safe
keeping of the bodies of thoso dying at tho Almshouse,
wilder certain regulations*. Hois to Inter the bodies under
his own inspection, and m&ko regular statements, under
oath, concerning the .performance of his duties. The
bodies are to bo kept in the vault until decomposition has
begun, so that they cannot subsequently bo used by the
medical profession
The Library Committee reported that the Medical
I/ibrftry compriaAß about 1,500 volumes, end that it is
the best in the city, except that iu the Pennsylvania
Hospital.
The committee recommend that the library be fitted up
aid the books put into proper shape, and that the existing
catalogue he revised.
A i»otlot. to place tlid library under the caro of a gen
tleman of the Medical Board was referred to the Library
Committee. • .
Mr. IVhitall moved that the salary of the resident
physician of the Insane Department be fixed at
51.200 per annum.
Mr. Dickinson m&voA to amond by u when J h©
shall devote all his titue to the iuteresU of his patients.’ l
On this an endment a sharp debate took place between
Mr. Server arid Mr. Dickinson.
The amendment was lost, and the resolution agreed to.
Wri Leigh offered 6 resolution that ft commute© Do up?
pointed to petition Council tor an appropriation of ®16,000
for the purpose of removing the present insufficient roof
of Ihe Almshouse, and replace it by a tin one; also,
that the excess of money accumulating from the sale of
the ©lrt copper ho appropriated towards the erection of a
now building for llie Children’s Asylum.
The steward’s requisition, was read, after which the
Board adjourned.
Important Railroad Documents.—
The Auditor General's report just ise<*ed contains
gonio interesting facts relative to the coi dition of the
great Pennsylvania Railroad. The original charter of
tLe road contemplated a line from Harrisburg to Pitts
burg, a distance of 249 miles. In 1357, the company ac-
QUired by purchase the Columbia and Portage road, 117
miles in length, and the maiu line of public works owned
by ihe State. The branch linos owned by the company
are, the RoUidayaburg and Altoona, 9 miles in length,
and Blairsvilk* and Indiana, 18 miles long. The company
hold, under lease, numerous short branch lines, and con
trol the operations of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne, and
Chicago road, making a total of main-line of over 800
miles. The company owns over $1,000,000 uf the mort
gage bonds, and §f-650,00Q of its share capital, under the
new organization of tins rond. During the past year, a
lease in perpetuity was taker*, alter much litigation, of
the Smtbury and Erie road, a line of 288 miles of which
148 are completed. The early completion of this road is
thus insured. ohe gigantic strides taken by this
paiiy will very soon place it far in advance of any railway
corporation ou thiß continent, in the extent of line con
trolled And vaslness of corporate powers.
The earnings and expenses of the canals owned by the
comi any for the past yoar wore as follows:
Earnings of the Eastern or Susquehanna Division,
BJSO,fi»B.2B; Jui.iali DlvLlob, 5^5,131.08; WeAorn Di
visions, #9,651.16; Miscellaneous sources, #4,726.62;
total earnings, 5176,109 04.
Expcnsea of the Eastern or Susquehanna Division,
#6S 644.03; Juniata Division, #40,261.63; Western Di
visions, (chiefly caused by freshets.) #39,066.93 —Sl.t,-
873,08. Total net rcfcnuesi #2a,23MG.
This company has not only pain to its shareholders
from tho net rerenues of tlio road six per centum per
annmn from the data of the payment of the first instal
ment upen lilt ir stock, l)ut it had also accumulated iu ad
dition, .at the completion of a single track from Harris
burg to I’ilisliurgi in lSoo,mirplus net profits amounting
to 5659.185 79, which amount was carried to the credit
of cone-truction account.
Notwithstanding heavy drafts upon the company's
revenue**, amounting in the aggregate to $2,471,304, after
deducting the amount still due to tha commutation roals,
we find, from a caieful estimate of it 9 assets, that they
Btfil exceed the ahiotmt actually expended upon tho road,
fihopp, equipuunt, etc., of tho company, ®3,020,603.09,
which, with the exception of the amouutß charged in
185.8 to profit and Jobs, will be found represented in._tbfi
tn-wv- i-v-tr fiVer, nrtv locomotives, cars,
rittsourg. Fort Wayne, and Chicago Railroad bonds and
slocks, etc., etc.
The present road-bed and equipment ar« represented as
hpir.g in An excellent condition. The rolling stock con
sists of 223 locomotives ; eight-wheel passenger cars, 113;
eight-wheel express mail and oage&ge cars, 43; eight
wheel freight cars, 3.200. Tn anticipation of tho early
completion nf the Erie road to the lake, the company are
makifig large additions to present eiluipimnt.
A Very Old locomotive Engine— 1 KU: 2g
The Camden iu.a Amboy Railroad have now id daily uae a , 10 City Bank .cash 3834
locomotive, coeval almost with tbs corporation, aod which 4QCO Phils & Erie 6s 65
evidence. tVe care tjostoK-l in mil days Ujion the rolling 1500 Ci i ifi-li >64 si Si
Btock of railroads. We allude to engine No. 31, which Cily 6s . . New 97
was planned by Robert L. Stevens as a coal-burner, i jqq .New 97
A description appended may bo interesting to eng : neers: j 97
Tho boiler is 36 inches in diameter and formed of : jOQ do 91 v
inch iron. Tbe fire-box is 6 feet by 3 feet 2 iochas, with j 2 Beading R.V.. . .*. 21 w
a combustion chamber. There are 73 flues. Tho grate ; 59 £q ***~l>*S
bars are 11 inches below the lower row of tnbes. The i • ""bktweei
covering of the dome la 2 feet 6 inches in diameter at the ; iqqq C & A6s ’B9 cash 83 14 1
base, and rises in the form of a cone until its size coa- i SECOND
tracts to 22 itches in about the centre of its height. The ' 2000 Reading 6*. ’86...
Rang* on the dome is 26 inches. The manhole is 6 inches • * 2 Mechanics’ Bk." 22)5
iu diameter. Tbe engines consist of two cylinders 13 -1 gchuvl Nav pref* 12^
inches in diameter and 38 inches stroke, and are placed 300 West Chester 6s * 41
horizontal with tbe boiler. The driving shaft ig 7 inch?? 50 Spruce A Pino R* IOW
in diameter. The eccentrics are 9 inches in size, and the 398 Arch stR. 17*^
motion of the valves is obtained by an arm keyed on the 20 Consolidation' Bk 20
crank-pin and a double crank inserted in the end of the AFTER
arms. Tte steam-pipe is 5 inches in diameter, and the gQg Lehigh Nav 6s 102 I
cylinders being on each side of the dome the pipe is CLOSING PRI<!
branched and carried to the cylinder* on the outside of Sid Asked
the boiler with the throttle- valve ia the dome. The : uSds’Si oai sa
frame consists of two parallel 'wrought-iron bars 4 -p S Treas 7 3-10 99y 99k
inches in width and 1 inch thick, and 12 inches apart. Pbilada 6s ... 9134 6134
Tbe boiler is sapported on this frame by wrought-iron ' pbilada 6s new! 97* 97*
brackets, to which it is rivt ted withoutadequate provision . p fcnna £ g * ggiy
for expansion. There are 3 pairs of 28 inches double- . Leading 94 21
plate truck-wheels. The truck is secured by a centre- | Read m6s ’*B*o*’43 95 97
pm attached to the shell of the boiler. The weight U 1 Bend bds 1870„ 89 90
about equally distributed upon the driving-wheels and ' Bead mt 6s 2886 73 7834
trucks. The distance from the front end of the smoke- penna B 4534 4554
box to centre of truck >47 feet 4 inches, and from centre ; p e nnaltistm6s 98* 9b2
of truck to centre of driving--wheels 14 feet 6 inches. : K2dm 6s 98 83%
The driving-wheels arc of cast iron, with 20 spokes, 8 feet : Morris Cnl con 40 41
in diameter on a 7-inch axle. i Morris Cnl jif”ui){ 112
Appropriations to Philadelphia ; li
INSTITUTIONS—Among the items of the Stste appro- , famirsß. Ts< g
priation bill which has passed the House of Represeata- | ™
tires at Harrisburg are tbe following:
Salary Supremo Court Judges
do. District and Common Pleas Judges (Phi
ladelphia)
do. District ami Common Pleas Judges (Al
legheny), ,* 13,009
do.. Common Pleas Judges instate.,* 55,000
do. Afl<-.ocifttfi Judges in Jtate,..... 40.000
Interest on funded debt.., ........... .1|976.773
do. on Ist Feb., 1862, io specie.
Pennsylvania Deaf and Dumblnstitute,
Northern Home for Friendless Children .
Pennsylvania Institute for Blind
Western Pennsylvania Hospital... 6,000
Pix Mont Hospital 16,000
Stale Lunatic Hospital ».*,..*»*,» uinin* * * * * 15*000
Sebool of Design for Women V. 2,000
Supportrf Common Schools. 300,625
£ alary of 0 Hirers of Eastern Penitentiary 12,800
do. do. W estern do. ...•*• 12,000
Construction of Western Penitentiary 35,000
Books for convicts 26Q
ifeufe of Refuge, Philadelphia
do. do. Western Pennsylvania,
do. do. new building
Can a Note be Given as Collateral
FOR ANOTBE& N >TE morning, boforo
JuHliceß Woodward, Thompson, Strong, and Reed, in the
Supreme Court, tbe case of Reeves, Buck, & Co. vs.
Baumgardner, came up on a question of error to District
Court of Philadelphia. The question presented in this
case was, whether the giving of a new note in renewal or
fiHli fiß eullfttfeVftl tS BUS filfif&dy duo, would relh ve ilte
renewed note from the defer cpb that exigted against
tbe old one. It was contended that the giving of time
iu the new note formed a new consideration, aud there
was a new promise, and plaintiffs were entitled to re
cover, notwillistaudiDg the fact that there was a perfect
defence to the old note.
The opinion of the court* as given by Justice Strong*
says : “Ho doubt glviug time is a sufficient considera
tion to support a promise, and had there been any evi
dence from which the jury could have found that the now*
note was given in consideration of time to pay tbe old
note, the proposition of the plaintiffs should have been
tflirnifd,”
‘•lt is not to be denied that a creditor holumg a past
due claim may receive a collateral without giving time
An agreement to forbear is an independent act, and if so,
it would seem that it must be proved by independent
evidence. The judgment is affirmed.”
OASt'AITiEg.—A lad named Lew's'Dor
sey, aged twelve years, while playing on Girard avenue,
above Ridge road, on Saturday evening, was run over
by a passenger railway car. He had a hand and arm
very badly crushed.
John Lochner, a member of Col. FrUhffiUtVs regi
ment, was drowned on Sunday, in the Delaware, at Pine
afreet wharf.
The Peach Crop for next Sum-
MER.—Our advices from fruiters and farmors are cheer
ing, that the largest peach crop ever gathered in Dela
v are will toward thelabors of our husbandmen this year.
Everything has thus far been favorable: not a bud has
been blasted, or a treo killed by the frost. Tho cold
weather has kept down the sap, aud unless wo have
strange wepther in March* no barm can now be done
by frost to this crop.
Charles Henry Fisher.—This well
known capitalist and financier-lingered through Saturday
night and 9nnday, and died at an early hour on Monday
inoruiug. He was born April Ist, 1814, The immediate
can&o of his decunie was aouto inlljunmatron ot the bruin.
Insurance Policy in Court.—The
Supreme Court yesterday, in the case of the Girard In
surance Company against Field, affirmed that an un
liquidated loss on a policy of fire insurance was liable to
anachment.
A Heavy Judument. — Yestciday, iu
.tlio Supreme Court, the case of Fox A Vanhook vs. Reed,
garnishee, came up. Judgment was reversed, and judg
ment for the plaintiffs against the garnishes giveu for
#20,478,11, with interest from date. The opinion waa
given by Chief Justice Lowrle.
Arrest.— Yesterday afternoon Charles
Moore, the husband of Emma Moore, before reported
under arrest for passing counterfeit notes, was committed
by Alderman Beitler to answer the charge of receiving
stoles goods. A large quantity of silver-ware and jewel*
ry was found iu Moore's bouse iu Camden.
Counterfeit Notes.—-James John
eon was yesterday committed to answer the charge of
passing a counterfeit note on a tailor in exchange for a
pair of pants. The note purported to bo ass bill oh the
Dank of America, Rhode Island.
Thf. Contested-Election Case of
6tevenscn vs. Lawrence haa been again postponed until
Mor.day next.
THE PEESS—PHILADELPHIA. TDESDAY, MARCH 11. 1862.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Tho stoik market to-day was rather dull and irregular.
United Stfttes Treasury 7 3-10 notes sold a». • City
Sixes, now, At and tho old issue at 91^; Pennsylva
nia Railroad first mortgage bonds at 99jf, and tho shares
at 45)4; IfeAding Railroad shares opened at 21 jrf and sold
down to f closing a shade better,
WEEKLY ATIKAOKB Of THE PHILADELPHIA BAEKB.
Philadelphia... $V>34,000.83,981,0001,051,0001,052,000
North America.. 1 3,091,691! 3,661,93$ 803.463: 590.047
Farm 4 Moch.. 4,401,102; 4,660,8011,125,0411,12^,030
Oomniercißl 1,R8&,000! 1,019,000' 039,600! 246,006
Mechanics’ 1,033,000 1,018,000 234,028- 235,131
N. Liberties.... 1,053,000 1,593,000; 3*7,000] 360,000
Southwark 850,726 890,365' 230.362 2*20,801
Kensington.... 662.138 682.503' 135,186 185,109
Penn Township 781,801 788.208] 375,537
Western........ 1,609,181’ 1,669,839 369,0,>3- 370,870
Man&Uech.. 1,239,550)1,233.110 161,48 i! 161.710
Commerce 657,470 ! 663,139 1G9,C24 ! 169,839
Girard 2,107,661. 2,128,211 349,623, 354,090
Tradesmen’s..*. 501,393 511,44* 195,325 198,798
Consolidation... 647,336] 663,6.81) 112,958] 110,484
City 5»».047{ 894,605 119,060 J.19,»3l
i4V 668.5041 664.3rW - ' -
Commonwealth. 668,504! 664,337 j 7 5,7 07j 73,2 Gt
Corn exchange 683,00 b: 554,000 103,000 101,000
Union 493,000 j 436,0f10j 78,000 j 78,000
.. 28.083,499.29.393.350:5,8811.7305,881,108
rbil«<)elp)il» ...
North America,
farm A Mecb..
Commercial....
Mechanics*.*.*
N* LiUertiCßun
Southwark.....
Kensington,....
Penn Township
Western
Man. A Meoh...
Commerce
Girard
Tradesmen's....
Consolidation..
City
Commonwealth.
Corn Exchange,
Union
Total
The aggregates compare with those of preceding state*
mentß as follows:
March 3. March 10.
Capita! Stock $11,970,190 5H,970,190
Loans 29,393,366 28,083.499...Dec.309,857
Specie 6,881,108 6,869,73Q...Dec. 11,378
Due fjn other Bka.. 1,828,383 1,733,169... Dec. 95,241
Duelo other Blew 5,218,383 5,131,83-I...Dec 86,549
Dep05it5,,,,,,,,,,, 18, Ml, KKI 17,375,771,, Pe,X,ISO 419
Circulation 2,343,493 Z,di3,503...1uc 220,010
1691. Doans. Specie. Circnl’n. Deposits.
Sept. 2.. 28,557,264 6,179,482 2,674,048 19,030,712
Oct. 7. 30,499,119 5,383,277 2,238,739 20,331,970
Nov. 4... 28,431,735
DftGi2.w.w..mßoio4B>Qs2
« 9..........31,160,802
« 16.. 31,140,282
« 23 31,060,001
«* 30. 30,864,281
Jan. 6,1862.... 31,046,337
u 12 21,145,08 ft
« 20...
« 27...
Feh. 3..
« 10..
17..
. .
“ 24 .2F,2R0,04915,867,656} 2^230^005,
Mar. 3 2D,303,356j5.831,t05|2,343,493!
“ 10 28,083,499) 5,809,?00| 2,575,503 j
The following is a statement of the transact
Philadelphia Clearing House, for the week end
10 7 as furmelied by tbe manager, George 13, Arnold, Bbi.
Clearings. Balances.
$2,548,262 85 $191,218 42
3,045,195 38 224,202 70
2,629,h43 47 217.708 44
2,510,887 91 210,750 72
2.491,675 35 255,50 S 72
2,068,012 66 191,818 22
Mar. 3...
« 4...
« 5....
“ 6
M 7
“ 8
The foreign imports at Xew York last week, and since
Jan. 1) compare as follows with those of the two previ
ous years :
1860. 1861. 1862.
Dry goods *845,263 1,110,028 1,187,755
Gen. Meichandise 3.288,124 1,482,771 1,834,552
Total for the weak.... 4,133,387 2,592,799 3,022,340
Prev’ly reported'.'^,., ,42,072,854 34,421,073 20,684,784
Since Jan. 1
Messrs. Drexel & Co. quote—
?»rk fS;hasgv,, ll , I ,, l , lt ,, llaalll p,rahlO dia,
Boston exchange
Baltimore exchange ~,.
Country funds
American gold
7 8-10 Treasury notes...
The New York Evening Post of to-dajr says
The &tocfc market is decideuiy lower to*day under the
unexpected news from Foitresa Monroe. There were
large sales in every department of the list, and tbe de
cline averages %©1 per ceot. on Saturday’s prices
At the close tie market is better, not only in price,
but in tone, Kew York Central i? 83# bid and Toledo
45# hid, after gelling at 83# and 45# respectively.
Pacific Mail, Burlington and Quincy, and Milwaukee
and Prairie Du Chieri were the firmest of the list.
In Governments there was a reduction of only #©#
per cent. Tbe coupon sixes of 1881 close 92# bid. The
7.89 notes are steady at 99# ©99%.
Geld ia firmer, though without any speculation.
There were no sales at the Board. The unotatlon is
101%0102.
Money is without change. The supply is easy at o®7
* v7'7‘: '••H- with more doing at the inside figure,
on London is v eak and' nominft* af
The~weekly bank statement shows a dssi3?3 falling off
in loans and deposits, and an increase in Ss*cle .vThe
loans are down to *133,055,148, the deposits to *103,715,-
728. The specie reserve now amounts to *30,430,044.
Philadelphia stuci
Hatch
Xtßroaxas by 8. E. Slaimai
FIRST
Bch Nav Ftock,
The Flour market is very dull to>day and prices favor
the buyers ; a few small sales were made to supply the
trade at $5 25 05.37# for super, for extras,
35.81X®612}f for extra family, 36.25a6.75 for fancy
brands, as to quality. 400 bbls Western family also sold
at 35.65* and 12C0 bbls do, on terms kept private. Rye
Flour and Corn Meal are quiet; we quote tbe former at
53.25 and tbe sales limited, and Pennsylvania Meal
$2.75 bbl, without sales.
Wheat 1b unchanged* with moderate receipts* and
sales including<?€o4,WO bus Pennsylvania red at 132a133c,
mostly at tbe latter rate, in store. White is held at 110®.
145 c, tbe latter for prime, without sales. Bye is steady
at 74c for Pennsylvania. Corn—There is rather mord
offering, and the market la dull at previous quoted rates;
a few small Fates of yellow are reported at 53®53)jc, jo
stokej 55c is asked for lots afloat, without finding buyers*
Oats are unchanged, and offered at 38ar39c for PenDB>T*
vania. Burley is better, and 4,000 bus prime New York
sold at 87c lui.
Bakk.— A. small sale of first No. 1 Quercitron was
made at ffOS.OO W ton.
cotton.—There is little or nothing doing, but the
market is firm. I
Guockkiks and Provisions.—There is no alteration in I
either, and a limited business doing in the way of sales. \
Beki>s are inactive. Clover6eed ranges at $4.25a4.50, !
tbe latter for prime. Nothing doing in Timothy ftog- *
eecd. * J
WinSK-T Is dull and unsettled at 26«a>27c for bbls,
25c dP gallon for drudge. : ' ’
Philadelphia Cattle Market, March 10, ’O2.
The market is rather better W-toft and priced are
fully 25c the 100 lbs last quoted. The re
ceipts reach about 1,400 head, prices ranging from s7to'
$8.50 W lOO lbs. The following are the particulars of
the sales:
38 Carr, Ohio, sB®B.£o.
17 Scott* Chester county *B7® 8.50.
30 Kirk, Chester county, $BO9.
60 Jos. McFillen, Lancaster county, $808.50.
85 F. Hathaway, Lancaster county, sB®9.
78 F. McFillen, Ohio, sBa9.
60 Cochian A McCall, 0hi0,58®8.75.
25 J. Seldomridge, Lancaster, county, SBa9.
150 Mooney & Broiih, Ohio, ’
SO II Chain, Pennsylvania, 87®8.50.
40 Aull, Illinois, s7®B 50.
11 B. Nealy, Chester county, $7®8.75.
72 Fuller & Brothers, Ohio, ST®B.5O.
28 B. Strickland, Chester county, $3®9.25.
11 A. Ilocbmnn, Lancaster county,sB®B.&Q.
30 C. Arisnmu, Lancaster county, sB®9.
40 Haymaker, Lancaster comity, $8®8.50.
80 J. Kauffman, Pennsylvania, $7®8.60.
23 8. Miller, Pennsylvania, $708.75.
30 E. Mifllin, Lancaster county, $T®B.75.
30 McCleie, Lancaster county, 57.60ia8.75.
03 M Miller, Lancaster county, $8®8.75
23 Ullman, Feuusylvauia, $BO9.
27 S. Storm, Pennsylvania, $7®8.75.
36 8. Knox, Lancaster county, $7®8.60.
26 Scott, Western, $7 <3-8.50.
30 Mauteraon, Lancuutur county, 88*8.50.
100 Cows aoM at tl»e Avenue Drove Yard at from 818
to $32 for springers, and $20040 for cow and calf.
The arrivals of Sheep reached 2,500 head this week,
selling at from $505.505*' 100 &>*•
830 Hogs sold at from $008.50 100 lbs, net
7he arrivals of fat Hogs at H, t>. lmholf’s reached
3.237 nynd, atilLtwl. selllug at from $5 50® 8 » and 63Hi-
Ird, «f sof(iU.utl V 100 Sfn. mt. Market brisk.
SELF- AD J UfcTUN G ULOTHEB
WBINGEB.—-This improvement will wring water
from any article ol the most uelicate texture to a bed
qalli better ihan by imnd, vrtthoot the least injury, and
adjusts itself, so that it (a superior to all other wringers
anu modes of wringing. Purchasers can use them one
month and, if not satisfied, return them and receive their
money. For sale by L. £. SNOW, at office of JOT,
COK, A CO., FIFTH aud CHESTNUT Streets.
Ladies are particularly invited to call and see them.
fe26*im
DRIED APPLES.— 66 Baoka new
We«tem Dried Apple*;
7 bbl* new. Weetern Dried Apple*.
Jnst received end in etore For aale bj
MUBPHY A KOONB.
He. U* NORTH WHARVH9.
r AHD AND GREASE.—SO tieroes
JLI prime leal lard;
60 tierces Whit* Grease,
Direct from the Went, end to atora. Nor sale bp
MUBFHY A KOONS.
Ha. 14A NORTH WHA.RVNB.
Broomcorn, handles, twine,
Ao.-; Broomi, Buoketa. Ae., for nl« br
G. B. HJ.AKTHTON. OommlMiOD KarobMt,
lUO-8® 33 Booth WATBsSSU.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Philadelphia, March 10,1803.
OFFICIAL BANK STATEMENT.
Mar. 19. j March 3. jfllnr. 19. jOlnrcll 3.
DBPO3ITB.
Mnr. 10. | Hiirch 3. jMar. 10.
•!,ua,aoa £2,*i«s,od64iUA <k>o:
1,088,500. 2,001,027, 3*20,4i5
3,173,070 3,440,7*25; 300,405
1,144,000; 1,t73,000j 109,000
941,37 k 967,589) 96,733
lilSfliOOO. 73,000
638,105; 695,363 63 235
622,367; 637,866 122,684
609,586! 58 £,815 107,06)
1,161,844 1.219,913 66,27*2
612,450! 612,515 159.390
476.323 i 482,412; 84485
969,883 995.005; 210,964
446.255: 406,770 62,610
255,177: 271,921! 193.543
498,912, 622,274! 78,510
195,320 203,189; 1*9,432
mm' mmi wm
240,000 229,000: 92,000
17,375,771 18,541,1902,575,503
2,273,063
2*243,828
2,337,499
22,926,40
2,113,650
6,764,779
7,404,530
7,266,912
7,354,112
7,167,266
6,493,181
5,688,728
5,652-123
2,012,179
2,145,219
2,16-2,U2
2,120,756
2,121,146
2,144,398
2,191,457
2,192,512
5,785,459
5,8*1,323
,5,884,011
|5.923,874
5,840,354
30,601,160
20,385.606
.30,385,119
.29,574,700
.29,388.544
*15,703,877 62 *1,321,203 23
.*46,206,241 37,014,472 26,707,125
.......par® *£ prm.
:k Kiviuuife Sales.
10,186-2,
lkeh. Philadelphia XxoblUE
BOARD.
60 Reading B 21
25 G & Coates R.,,. 22
1000 Elmira R 7a 74
26 Oata B pref. 6%
l 2 2d£sd-atß. .... 64$
5000 Pcnna It 1 m cash 98#
50 Delaware Dir.... 40#
9 Cam & Am R.... 123
1000 Long Island B 6j. 6$
7 Peiina R........ 45#
BOARDS.
100 Beading R...**» 21
BOARD.
12000 Penna 6s transf.. 100
700 uity 6a 91 v
100 Cata ft 2
&0 -Jo Pref 6V
25 do Pref 0^
15 do ......Pref 6%
500 U S 7-30 Tr N.. 99 K
BOARDS.
i 4C9 Lehigh 17av Gs. ..102
JES—STEADY.
Elmira B prf... 14 15
tlmira7B’73... 78)£ 74
Louglsld 8.... 11 v* 11 w
Lebigh Cl A Nav 51 jj 62
Le Cl k Narscp 35 36
N Penna K 7 7#
N Penaft R 63., 67 68
N Penna R 10a. 82 u 85
Cat R C0n...... 2 2#
Catawissa prf... 6# 7
Frk & Sthwk R. 45
Sec & Thd-st B. 54tf 55
RacedVine«stß 4
Weal Phfti a... 52 55.
Spruce & Pine.. 10j{ 10#
Green <fe Coates. 22 22 V
Chest & WalQHt 31 31
Arch Street..., 16# 17#
Philadelphia Murbtfi.
\ March 10—Evening.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OP TRADE.
THOMAS KINDER* Jr.i 1
ISRAEL MORRIS, I Comuittik or thi Mostb.
JOSEPH O. GRUBB. \
LETTER BAGS
At the Merchants 1 Exchange, Philadelphia.
Bhip Tranijuebar, G00dwin...............L0nd0n, toon
Ship Mora Castle, Ross London* soon
Ship Argo, 8a11ard...,, Liverpool, soon
Ship ShaK-mnc, Oxnard Liverpool, *oon
Erie Lout jroi Evans.*, * *.,*•* ** * .St Jaw dc Cuba* booh
Bclir Olive Matilda, (Br) Green Port Spain, noon
For Havana.—The Spanish steamship Caroliua,
Cot* a, will hhH for Ilavaua o«i or about the l«>lb iu*«t.
Letters and papers to he forwarded hy her must he left at
tho Foreign Letter Office, by that
date.
SAILING OF THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
SBIM LKAVI fOll „ BA»
Arabia Boston. .Liverpool ..March 12
Colombia New York.. Havana. March 13
Bniuen New York. .Bremen March 16
C ol New York... New York. .Liverpool March 15
Canada Boston. .Liverpool.. March 19
S*i»nt«ji»e«ei. New York. .Kingston, Ja i 6
C of Wfishington.New York, .Liverpool March 22
Hammonia Now York. .Southampton Maich 22
Caledonia New York.. Glasgow March 25
China ..New York.. Liverpool March 26
FROM EUROPE.
6BTVS LBAVB ' FOR *>AT,
John 8e11.........G1a5g0w..New York • ••..Feb 19
North American..Liverpool..Portland Feb 19
Caledonin Glasgow.. New York Fob 22
Bammonia.. ..Southampton. .New York Feb 20
(Hip Waflhlttgton-Livcj'p.'VAl.-lI&w York -Fob 12ft
Chius Liverpool.. New York March 1
Glasgow. Liverpool.. New York March 5
Baxonia Southampton.. New York March 12
Now York... .Southampton.. Now York,*......March 16
Jtovftrift, ,i.«i SHrthninrton •«New Turk March 20
*£* Tho California Mail StAumoM Mil from Now York
on tve Ist. 11th and 21st of each month.
OIBOULATIOH.
265,884
268,580
107,000
i 65,000
l 77,000
i 54,331
t 101,405
• 93.497
! 60,625
l 159,050
> 81.550
, 135,988
i 62,696
; 183,299
i 53,830
! 115.099
' 55,000
i 72,000
MARINE INTELLIGENCE*
FORT OF PHILADELPHIA, March 11, 1808,
BUN RISES .6 20—SUN SETS 6 1
HIGH WATER: ..10 32
Steamship Saxon, Matthews* from Boston 3d Inst, in
ballast to tit nry Wjnsor. The Saxon sailed from Boston
iu search of the U S ship Vermout. 4tUinst, off Fishiug
Rip, spoke fishing schr J K H.tll; stb. lat 37 30, long 68
30, spoke ship Kiizabttb, of Bristol, i£> bound to New
Yolk* 6lh, Hfcke sclir Oueun Gum, ol Yarmouth, NS; Tth,
wind BE, experienced a heavy gale; took in sail, sout
down lore*ard, and split foresail; Bib, wind heavy from
NNYV; 9th, lat 37 3U. long 74, apt»ko brig Judge Bluuey,
hei.ee'tor Key West; same time spoke hark Convoy, hence
fur Ship island; same time and place 'took in tow Br schr
British Queen, captured by the steamer Mpiiut Yomont
and to woo her to this port. Her cargo consists of coffee
and salt, and sbe is in charge of prizemaater Barclay.
9th itiet, lat 37 50, long 74 30, spoke bark Edwd Dwight,
from tiinidacifor New York.
2,343,493
nark iisnuibal, Kline, 3 days from New York, iu bal
last to V A Godwin.
Biig J D Linculih Webber* from GUmfnoana 17th ult—
-14 days to the capea—with sugar to S 6 W Welsh. Hark
Joseph Maxwell had just commonced loading sugar for
Philadelphia, and would sail in about 10 days.
Brig J R Rhodes, Ammidon, 4 days from Baltimore,
in ballast to D S 3 Stetson & Go,
Bclir C H Rogers* Laugley* 15 days from. Sagua* with
sugar to 8 & W Welsh.
Schr A Tirrell, Iliggins, 6 days from Boston, with mdse
to Crowell & Coilina.
20,050,941
23,047*351
22,991,035
22,167,424
22,548,463
Schr Cornelia, Noyes, 2 days from New York, in bal
last to A G Cattell & Co.
9cbr Thomas Borden, Wrighiington, 3 days from Fall
River, in ballast to Cabeen & Co.
Schr It W Dillon, Marts, 7 days from Key West, in
ballast to Tyler, Stone Jt Co.
Schr J W Early, Harrington, 1 day from Frederica,
Del* with corn to Jus Barratt & Eon.
Schr Bancoctve, Wright, 1 day from Now Castle, Del,
-with oats to J os Barratt & 8o».
21,048,610
21,390,014
20,«98,396
20,058,098
20,068,893
19,032,585
\mmw
■18,777,300
118,541,190
117,375,771
tiOQS at the
Lins March
CLEARED.
Schr J D McCarthy, Smith, Ship Island, Tyler, Stone
£ Co.
Schr Cornelia, Noyes, Annapolis, Tylor, Stone & Co.
'Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
LEWES, Del, March 10, 11 A M.
The steamers Narragauseit and Tnames, brig J Price
ftiid thirty fechoonors, ail supposed from Eiiytern porta
«nd bound to Fortress Momoe, came to the Breakwate,
for a harbor this morning. Wind S—weather cloudy.
Yours, &c. JOHN P. MARSHAL
Ship ITftrricburgi Wiuvttlli imc t remaiucil at Biu da
Janelio 241 h Jan.
Bark Azelia, Kerlin, hence, was discharging at Per
nambuco 4th ult.
Barb Leighton, Randall, cleared at Rio de Janeiro 24th
Jan for St Thomas.
Brig Wenouah, Bowden* hence, was discharging at
liio ce Janeiro 24tii Jan.
Brig J C Coale, Linden, unc, remained at Rio de Ja
neiro 24th Jan.
Schr K L Tay, Shepherd, from Nuevitas, at N York
9th Inst*
Schrs Amelia, r.ockliiU, J V Crammer, Cranmer, Ida,
Crculcy, M L Riudlttfc, L&Ur&, W««ke, aud
Lydia Ellen, Alien, at New York 9th inst. from Little
Egg Harbor.
Bark Chas Edwin, llaven, at New York 9th inst. from
Matnnzaa, had very heavy westerly gales; was thrown
on her beam end*; blew away close-reefed main topsail
and fore topmast staysail from the bolt ropes; ahiftad auil
Btovesouia of the cargo.
..par®# prm.
.4-10®# dig.
..IX®2 prm.
..X®* dia.
mo PIBTILLEBB.
The DISTILLERY knows as the
** PHCENIXi”
and formerly owned and occupied by BAWL. SMYTH,
Es*i-, situated on TWENTY-THIRD, between RACE
and TINS Streets, Philadelphia, Capacity 60Q bushels
per day, is now offered for B&le'on reasonable and accom
modating terms. Is in good running <“**•** *•“* has all
the modem improvements. An Artesian well on the
mis.ir..-nisl.es anoufailins supply of good, puro wator.
• Address z. & CO., No. 1010 MARKET
StFBBt, Philadelphia ‘ feM-Jtf
gf FOB SALE, OB WILL BE EX-
Hun changed for good city property, a email TILL AGE,
on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, at the bead or Sassa
fras river, comprising a Grist Mill, with French Barr
Stoics; Saw' Mill, Spoke Factory, Store Souse and
Post Office! Blacksmith Shop, aud some seven er eight
small Dwellings, and about thirty acres of Grouud. The
mills aro in first-rate erdtr, having recently been repaired,
and new forebars And Turbine water wheels introduced.
The water-power is ample and sufficient, the whole year
touwL The Rureoundlng Gauntry ia good. Twelva milas
from railroad ; five from steamboat landing. Now rented
for 91,500 per year, with good security Price 515,G00.
Apply to J. B. WATERS,
dji TO tfKWT A I>esirable HOCJtJifij
Hl£near RROA& and WALNUT. All modem conve
niences. Reserving Offico. Furniture for sale, if de
sired. Apply to E. PETTIT,
j&2l-lf 1423 WALNUT Street.
For sale and exchange—
A large number of Farms in tbe adjoining Coun
ties, States of Delaware, Maryland, Hew York, and Hew
Jersey* averaging from 10 to 200 acres of land. Those
wishing to exchange or purchase would do well to call
and examine my Register of Farms. Apply to
jal-tf E. PETTIT* No. 809 WALNUT Street,
fl| FQR SALE—A Desirable FARSI,
containing 9o acres of superior land, near Bandy
Bun Station* North Pennsylvania Railroad, with first
class Stone buildings. Principal part of the purchase*
money can remain at 6 per cent. Apply to
" E. PETTIT,
jal No. 809 WALNUT Street
FOR SALE, CHEAP—Valuable
Farm, 133 acres, near Williamstown, Camden ce.,
Now Jersey, with good improvements, only twenty-eight
miles from the City. Also, several Farms to exchange.
Price only So,ooo. Terms easy. Apply to K. PETTIT,
JR* 309 WA kNpT ftirott feB
gft 30,000 PEACH TREES—ONE
growth from the bud, choice fruit, and very
fine trees—will be Bold cheap. Apply to
fel-tf J. H. WATERS, 110 S. FOURTH St.
FOR SALE, CHEAP—Two fine
. Fruit Farms near Dover, Delaware, convenient to
Railroad Station, with good improvements. Terms easy..
Possession this spring. Apply to E. PETTIT, No. 309
WALNUT Street. f 8
TP ARM FOR SALE—A FARM, in
J? excelloAt state of cultivation, containing fifty-one
acres, (nine of winch are woodland,) pleasantly situated
In Limerick township, Montgomery county, two and •
half miles from the Limerick station, on the Reading
Railroad, is offered for sale. Price—Five thousand dol
lars ($5,000). Apply on the premises,
noifctf SAMUEL EL GRAFF.
ROBERT R. CORSON,
COAL DEALER.
OFFICE, 133 WALNUT STREET,
BELOW SECOND,
re2T-3m PHILADELPHIA.
pOAL.—THE UNDERSIGNED
VV beg lea*?e to inform their friend, and the public that
they havß removed their LEHIGH COAL DEPOT from
! KQBIErSTBEET WHARf, on the Delaware, to tbelr
U Tard, northwest corner of BIGHTS and WILLOW
Streets, where the; intend to keep the best Quality of
ZiEBIGH COAL t from the most approved mines, at the
lowest prices. Tout patronage is respectfully solicited.
.. JOS. WALTOK A CO.,
Office, 112 South SECOND Stroot.
Yard. EIGHTH and WILLOW. mhl-tf
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
PORT BJCHMONP IKON WORKS.
—COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. JOHN H.
TOWNS, formerly of the firm of Herrick A Towne,
has become a member of the firm of I. P. MORBIS A
CO , to take effect from and after the let of January,
1862. Isaac P. Morris withdraws from active participa
, in the conduce of the business.
Tfe« titit tf the a?* ton Is It P»MQBBISi TOWNE*
' * CO. ISAAC P. MORRIS,
LEWIS TAWS,
JOHN J. THOMPSON,
fell JOHN H. TOWNE.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE,—IB
- MORRIS this day retiree from our firm.
His sons, THIODOBE H. MORRIS and FREDERICK
W. MORRIS, ere admitted as partners; and the bod*
ness will be continued as heretofore.
MORRIS, WHESLEB, A CO.,
Iron Merchants*
1608 market street
Philadelphia, Bee. 81,1861. jal-tf
Anti-friction metal,
Btperiar quality,
For sale by
JAMES YOCOM, J*.,
DRINKER'S ALLEY,
ja!B-2m* Bet Frontand Second, Race and Arch sta.
pOTTON SAIL, BUCK AND CAN
TAS, of all nuxnbeii and brands.
Raven’* Buck Awuiug Twills, of ail descriptions, for
Tents, Awnings, Trunks, and Wagon Covers.
Also, Paper Manufacturers’ Prior Felts, from Ito 3
feet wide. Tarpauling, Beltrig, Sail Twine, Ac.
JOHN W EVEBHAN A CO.,
myi-tt \ 102 JONBB Alloy,
CHEESE AND HJTTER.—Prime
Herkimer County Cheese. \
Also, Choice Goshen Butter, i
Constantly received, and for sab by
RHODE! A WILLIAMS,
felfl-tf 167 9o\th WATBB -*r?. ot.
Kerosene lamps.—w hole
sale DEPOT AND MANUFACTORY, No. 114
South SECOND Street, below No. 1 CAB
TEB Street, Philadelphia. In conseaunceof new im
provements in machinery and increasij facilities for
manufacturing! we are prepared to furuisi tlie trade with
LAMPS’ and lamp-trimmings of every iescription at
greatly reduced prices.- COUNTRY MEfCHANYSare
invited to examine onr stock which oonsistU>f new styles
and patterns of lamps, and all articles pertaning to tho
business, as low as can be purchased elsewhep.
mbß' lm* M. B.DYOTT.
<PO OAA OLD MORTGAGE FOR
tPOjOUO* SALE, on a valuable farm inWoJtgo
mery county. Also, a number of first-class cly Mort
gages aud Ground BeutSi of different amounts,*
count. Apply to E. PETTITi
mWMf No. 8W WALNUT StW
FROM THE UNITED STATES.
ARRIVED.
BY TELEGRAPH.
MEMORANDA.
Ji'OK SALE AND TO LET.
110 South FOURTH Street.
COAL.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
/W'/VV'/W\.*AA/V. , .VA^ArtA/ , AV'A'AVVWV%V. , A*A'A/'>
Delaware mutual safety
WBURANCJC COMPANY
INCORPORATED BY THK LEGISLATURE OF
.'KNNSYLYANIA, 1839.
OFFICE 8. E» CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT
STREETS PHILADELPHIA. •
MARINS INSURANCE
ON VESSELS* )
CARGO, > To all parts of the World. !
FREIGHT, >
INLAND INaniLevNOHS !
Ob Goods* by Rivers, (Weis, Lakes, and Land Carriages j
to ail parts of the Union. I
FIRE INSURANCES !
On Merchandise generally. ]
On Notnu Dwelling houMßjAc. I
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY, NOV. 1* 1861. :
nn. oob*.
$lOO,OOO United States Five per cent. Loan. $100,350 00
50,000 United Stated Six per cent. Trea
sury Notes.. 59,V0| 87
26,000 'United States Seven and Three*
tenths per cent. Treasury Notes 35,000 00
100,000 State of Pennsylvania Five per
cent. Loan 99,501 24
. 123,050 Philadelphia City Six per cent.
11M4I 17
90,000 State of Tennessee Five per cent.
Loan $4,075 00
20,000 Pennsylvania Railroad, Ist Mort
gage Six per cunt. Bonds 20,000 00
90,000 Pennsylvania Railroad, 2(1 Mort
gage Six per cent. - 46,180 81
19,000 900 Shares Stack Germantown GM
Company, principal and Interest
guarantied by the City of Phi"
ladelphia 14,587 90
9,000 100 Shares Stock Pennsylvania
OoDipttllF..... ........ 6,000 99
Sills receivable for insurances mad 0....., 90,730 07
Bonds and Mortgages . 76,000 00
Rea) Estate.... 9L893 89
Balances duo at Agencies—Premiums on
Marine Policies, Interest, And other
Debts due the Gomnany 48,13197
Scrip and Bte«k of sundry Insurance and
other Companies, $11,849 —estimated va
lue
Cash on hand—ln Banks,,,
In Drawer -
!TOBB.
Samaol E. Stoke*,
j. F. Peniston,
Henry Sloan,
Edward Darlington,
H. Joues Brooke,
Spencer M’llraine,
Thomas U. Hand,
Robert Burton,
Jaceb P. Jones,
James B. McKarland,
Joshua P, Kvre,
John B. Semple, Pittsburg,
D. T. Morgan, Pittsburg,
A, 6, Bergor, Pittsburg.
IABTIN, President.
HAND, Vice President,
•etary. ja!4-tf
William Martin.
Edmund A., Houder,
Tbeopbilns Paulding,
John B. Penrose,
John 0. Davis,
James Traquair,
William Eyre, Jr.,
James 0. Baud*
William 0. Ludwig,
Joseph B. Beal,
Dr. B. M. Huston,
George O. Leiper,
Hc«h Craig,
Cfearlw Edfri
WILLIAM
THOMAS t
HENBY LYLBUBN, Seen
IJIHE RELIANCR
MUTUAL IKSU RA HUH OOHPISI,
OP PHILAOILPHU,
OFFIOS No. 805 WALNUT STBSXT,
Insures Against LOSS OB DAMAGX BY FXBI, OS
Homes, Stores, and other buildings,
or perpetual, and on Forujturej
Goods, Wares, and tter
oUndki. in town or
country.
OABH CAPITAL, $‘i3l,llO.OO—ASSKTfi $817,149.94,
Which is invested as follows, Til;
In Ont mortgage on city property, worth
double the amount.flOAMO 00
Pennsylvania Bailroad Co.’s 0 per pent, first
mortgage loan, at par... ,«,.•••••«• 0,000 00
Pennsylvania Bailroad Co.’s 0 per cent, se
cond mortgage loan, ($30,000).5T,900 00
HmitHuzdon and Broad Ton Railroad and
Canal Go.'s mortgage 10an...., 4,000 00
Ground rent, flrst-clas*.. 3,402 60
bilateral loans, well secured „«•••• 8,600 00
City of Philadelphia 6 per cent 10an.,80,000 00
Allegheny County 0 por cent. Fa. 88. loan. 10,000 00
Commercial Bank stock.... 5,128 01
Mechanics' Bank 5t0ck..,*,..,, ,«6.« 9,819 M
Pennsylvania Bailroad Go.’s 5t0ck.,.,,,..., 4,000 00
The Belianoe Mutual Insurance Oo.’s stock, 95,350 00
The County Fire Insurance Co.’s stock..... 1,060 00
The Delaware M. 8. Insurance Oo.’s stock.. 700 09
Union Mutual Insurauee Co.'s scrip. $19 99
Biiia rccoiTabie,,,l4,3o9 T 4
Book accounts, accrued interest, Ac. 7,104 09
Cash on baud,,,.,.,,,. 11,644 04
The Mutual principle, combined with the security of
a Block Capitol, entities the insured to parHdpata in the
rpoms of the Company, without liability for lomis.
Leases promptly adjusted and paid.
PIBIOTOBS.
Clem Ttugley, \ Bax&uel Blsphaaa,
William B. Thompson, Bobert Steen,
Frederick Brown, William Musmp,
William Stevenson, Benj. W. Tingley,
John B. Worrell, Marshall Hill.
K. L. Carson, J. Johnson Brown*
Bobert Toiand, Charles Leland,
G. D. Boseng&rten, Jacob T. Bunting,
Charles 8 V Wood, Smith Bowen,
James 8. Woodward, John Bisseil, Pittsburg.
CLXH TINGLBY, President,
B. M. Hivommas, Secretary.
February 10,180 L fetS
Exchange insubance oom
pant—oac, m WAiuni (&■«*.
Fire Insurauee on Houses, and Merchandise generally,
on favorable terms, either Limited or Perpetual.
DIBXOTOBB.
Jeremiah Boneall, Thomas Marsh,
John Q. Criunodo, Charles Thompson,
■dward D. Roberts, James T. Hale,
BamuelD. Bmedley, Joshua T. Owen*
Besbeu C. Hale, John J. Griffiths.
JEBKMIAH BONSALL. Preslde&L
JOHN Q. GINSODO, V!oe President
Btoausn Oo», fleerstsry. Ml
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THIS
1_ STATE OF PBNirSYLVANJA_OFWIO» ttoa. «
«d £ UXOHAHOS BUILDINGS, North side ©f WAL
=rcl Street, betwvec DOtfK mid TEIBD Streets. Phila
delphia. --
CNCGBPOBATBDIn 2794—CHABTXJt PXttP JBTUAIu
CAPITAL, *200,000.
PBOPSBTIX& OF THE COMPANY, FXBBUABY
1, 186.1, $607,094.01.
MARINE, FIBS,
AND INLAND TBAHSPOBTA-
TXON INBURANOX.
DIBEOTOBB.
Scary D. Sherrertt, Samuel Grant, Jr.,
Charles Macalester, Tobias Wagner,
William 8. Smith, Thomas B. Wattaon,
John B. Austin, Henry G. Freeman,
William B. White, Charles 8. Lewis,
George H. Stuart, Geouge O- Garson,
EdwwdC.Rnlght.
HBNEY D. BHEBBXBD, President.
William Hiipii, Secretory. iy29-t?
rjlHB ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
(FIRE INSUBANCE EXCLUSIVELY,)
COMPANY’S BUILDING, S. W. CORNER FOURTH
AND WALNUT STREETS.
DIRECTORS
V. Baichford Starr. Mordecai L. DawMß,
William McKee, Gee, H, Stuart,
Haibro Frazier, John H. Brown,
John M. Atwood, B. A. Fahnestock,
Benj T. Tredlck, Andrew D. Cash,
Henry Wharton, J. L. Erringer.
F. RATGBFOBD BTABB, President.
OsuJU.Be W. Oou. Secretary felf
Fire insurance.
MECHANICS’ INSURANCE COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA, No. 138 North SIXTH Street, below
Race, Insure Buildings, Goods, Mid Merchandise gene*
rally, from Loss or Damage by Fire. The Company gua
ranty to adjust all Losses promptly, and thffpbr h?9B to
merit the patronage of the public.
DIBKOTOBB.
Robert 9laa3gu».
Michael McQedy,
UiHU McGovern,
TbouiiM B. McOormkkf
Johu BromleTt
Francie Falls,
1 John Oauady,
Bernard H. Habwnann,
[ Charles Clare,
[ Michael Cahill.
018 COOPIB, Preefdent
ooW
William Morgan,
Francis Cooper,
George L. Dougherty,
James Martin,
tones Porcse*
Matthew HcAleer,
Bernard Rafferty, ■'
Thomas J. Hemphill,
Thomas Fisher,
Francis McManus*
FBAI
Bl&IU&b EArrikTT,
Anthracite insurance
COMPANY. Authorized Capital *400,000
CHARTER PERPETUAL. <
Office No. 811 WALNUT Street, between Third and
Fourth Streets, Philadelphia.
This Company will insure against loss or damage by
Fire, on Buildings, Furniture, and Merchandise gene
rally.
Also, Marine Insurances on Vessels, Cargoes, and
Freights. Inland Insurance to all parts of the Union.
DIRECTORS.
William Esher,
D. Lather,
Lewis Andenrfed,
John B. Blakiston,
Joseph Maxaeid,
WILLI
WM. ]
Wi 1L fIHiVF« Secretary
Fire insurance exclusive
ly.—The PENNSYLVANIA FIBE INSUBANCE
COMPANY. Incorporated 1826. CHARTER PER
PETUAL. No. 610 WALNUT TudfiPWd
«uce Suuare*
This Company, favorably known to the oommunlty Cos
thirty-six yean, continues to insure against Loss or Da
mage by Fire, on public or private Buildings, either per
manently or for a limited time. Also, on Furniture,
stocks or Goods, or Merchandise generally* on liberal
-AH&lt.
Their Capital, together with a large Surplus Fund, is
Invested in the most careful monner, which enables them
to offer to the Insured an undoubted security In ths oass
of loss.
DIBBOTORB.
Jonathan Patterson, Tfaomu BoMnf,
qnintin Campbeii ( Daniel Smith* Am
Alexander Benson* John Derereuxi
William Monteiiua* Tbomaa Smith.
Isaac Haslehnrat)
JONATHAN
William O.OiawiLL.
American fire insurance
COMPANY. Incorporated 1810. CHABTBB
PEBPETUAL. No. 810 WALNUT Street, above Third,
Philadelphia.
Having a large paid-op Capital Stock and Borpine, In
vested In Hand and available Bee initios, oontinnea to
Inmue on Dwellings, Stars*, F onltßlw, Mitehand!**, Vsto
■els In port and their Cargos*, and other Personal Pro
perty. All Loam llberallr and promptlp sdjnsted.
DIBBOTOBS.
Thomaa B. Marla, James B. Ossspbell,
John \Velahf Idontad O. DnCtthf
BamuelO, Morton, Gharln W. Foultosr,
Patrick Bradr, Israel Morris.
John T. Lewis,
iUHT Oe 11. Ceawfoep.
Terkapiws, oysters stewed
AMD PBIED, AMD OHIOKBH SALAD.—lnvi
tation Garda and other notice# will be dietribnted In all
parts of the city, with punctuality.
The undersigned ia at all times prepared to present, lor
tile inspection oT Ladies and Gentlemen, a list of the
thing* necessary for a iargeorsnall entertainment, as the
oaae may be, thereby avoiding all mmeooasary profusion
and waste; and flatters himself, that by his long expe
rience is business, he will be able at all times to #ra» ai
heretofore, entire satisfaction to all who favor him with
heir patronage. HENBT JONES, Caterer,
Mo. %o South TVILfTS Btraeft, above BPBUOE.
TjWERY LADY WHO WISHES TO
.Hi BE BEAUTIFUL should purchase BUNT'S
COUBT TOILET POWDEB. It is need by the Oonrt
Beauties in Europe, and it is the only Powder that will
not injnre the Ain or rub off. Price, 13, 95, and 50
cents. HUNT’S BLOOM OP BOSES, a beautiful, na
tural color for the cheeks or lips \ it will not wash off or
injure the skin, and remains durable for years. Price
$l. These articles are quite new, and can only be ob
tained of BUNT A CO., 133 South SEVENTH Street,
above Walnut, All kinds of Fancy Soaps and Forth*
Tortoise shell.- a few boxes of
Tortoise Shell for sale by
jaurktciw: a lavergne,
feUl 202 and 2M Sooth FRONT Street.
ORANGES AND LEMONS—Ubmco
Messina Fruit, In store and for sale by
RHODES A WILLIAMS,
fe2s 107 South WATER Street.
Q HOVELS AND SPADES.
0 ««QB9I B4LHUAI,
■AHOFAOTDBSO)
CORNER OF BREAD AND QUARRY STREETS,
j.lfl-Am* Bet. Arab end Race, and Reeond and
HEAP PRODUCET CHEAP Pjmj-
DDOEI at the NEW STORE, No. 602 North
SECOND Btreet. mhl-tf
4,086 00
rr ,96?,098 08
.... 61789
61,616 Sd
t 569,12« 3T
*317,141 96
Davis PearflOßf
P«W flieger,
J. E. Baum.
Wm. F. Dean*
John Ketcham,
[AM ESHER, President.
P. DEAN, Yloe President.
ttlUtf
PATTERSON, PreaMent
icretary. a*4
US B. MARIS, PresMeot
Secretary. lett-tf
SAXJKft BY AUCTION
Fukhess, BBINLEY, & CO.,
429 CHESTNUT STREET.
LARGE SALE OF ENGLISH HRRfIS 0001)3,
DLAOK BILKS, FANCY BONNET KMnONS, A<u
THIS (TUESDAY) MORNING, AT 30 O’CLOCK.
A CAltP.—The attention or tho Trade is r&jueated to
our palnnf Hritirli and French dry goods this (TueiJay)
morning, March 11, at. 10 o’clock, hy catalogue, for ca*U,
ecniprimr.g an extensive assortment of fancy anti oUple
dry for npr'iJß »»!(-.
NOTICE TO JOBBERS AND RETAILERS.
In Bale this morning—
-150 lots new pi.yfe fancy dress goods, consisting of
stripe l'nincaU. stripe and check mohairs, Aloxamhlqnea,
glaco popliDß, lilic fttrlpA Mihinn. printed mruuHn de
laities, colored mines, chintz brilliants, printed cambrics,
fnucy and solid check ginghams, Himalayas, mixtures,
Bilk checks, rilk poplins, mohair brocades.
Ale©, inglish shirtings, blank velvet*,
imimn clbthßi linen cumbric hwitorsliiPfot
white goods, akirts, bl»clfcsHhß» Ac.
TO DEALERS IN RIBBONS.
220 lots fancy bonnet ribbons, comprising the newest
atjles him) quality, of the importation of Mosers.
Ohaa. Taycn A Co.
BALE OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC DBT
GOODS.
This Morning,
March 11, ut 10 o’clock, by catalogue, for cull—
-400 lots fancy and Hiapso dr/ goods.
PRINTED DfeILLiANTS, uaMRRICB, AND
POPLINS.
This Morning,
cases London colored Persians.
4e do do monsselrne delaines.
■< do do pure mohair glnec goplius..
do do emhrnldprnil Mllftns.
do o*B chintz brilliants.
do o*B Mjmll-figured madder do.
do 9 8 madder- priuted cambrics.
PRINTED CASHMERK AND KDWHtR 3t*LL.\
SHAWLS AtJt) SHAWL BOBBEBS.
This Morning,
cascß 12*4 printed Cashmere shawls.
do 14*4 hroche- bordered Estella shawls.
do shaMl border*.
LONDON GINGHAMS, &IUXIAIB3, POPLINS, .
PRINTS.
This Morning.
Cft3Pfl London pinghaniß.
Cms Lvnlvn M&zumbiuueßi
Cases London plaid mohairs and poplins.
Cases French cottonades.
Cases 9-8 English prints.
MARSEILLES QUILTS, LINEN CAMBRIC HAND
KERCHIEFS, AND WHITE GOODS.
lO.'lff lO 4 white Marseilles quilts.
Jaconets, cambric-, Sw|sh and mull munUas
bOOdoxen 5-8 and 3*4 linen cambric handkerchiefs.
Linen Blurt fronts.
SPECIAL SALE OF 500 CARTONS BONNET RIB-
(Tho entire importation of Motßrs.Cfi (tries Payon It Co.)
Tills Morning,
Comprising a large aud choice line of broehe, plaid,
ha) ndt ro, satin stripe, caiiutlle, chine and ombre, Paris
and St. Elk-True poult do noie bonnet ribbons, Nos 12®30.
Also, a full line of superior qualities Nos 10fi»20 choice
plain colore, white, and black ribbons, in round and picot
edges.
A lull assortment of various styles poult de soie trim
ming ribbons. Nos. 1-30.
Also, white and colored proa de Naples, poult de sole,
Marct IHnes, fancy bonnet silks, laces, and tarletanes.
L B. HOPPIN & GO., AUCTION
• EKES, 242 MARKET STREET.
AN ATTRACTIVE S^LE
OP FRESH SPRING DRESS GOODS, dILKS, GING
HAMS, ToKLETANfiS, &C.
This Morning,
March 11, at 10 o’clock, in lots to suit the
RETAIL TRADE.
Included in sale may be found—
Pieces assorted colors small check poult de de soie silk.
Pieces do do grog de Naples do.
Pieces striped, check, and figured Lyons foulards.
Pieces assorted colors striped Marceliiues.
Pieces small aud large cheek French and Scotch ging
hams.
Pieces light and dark ground ret figure printed chally.
Pieces do do do organdy lawns.
Pieces new style madder colored spring prints.
ALSO,
TARLETAKES.
An invoice of fresh goods, just landed, in variety of
colors and grades.
ALSO,
A variety of fancy and othor goods to which the atten
tion of the Trade is invited.
CT” Samples arranged for examination, with cata
logues, early on the morning of sale.
Philip fokd & 00., auction
eers, 525 MARKET and 522 COMMERCE StS
SALE OF 1,000 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, AND
BROGANS.
On Thursday Morning,
March 13tti, at 10 o'clock, precisely, will be Hold, by
catalogue, 1,100 cases men’s, boys’* and youths l salf,
kip, grain, and thick boots *, calf, kip, and enamelled bro
gana, Congref a gaiters, Oxford ties, Wellington and Bal
moral boots, women’s, misses’, and children’s calf, kip,
goat, kid, morocco, and enamelled heeled boots, shoes,
gaiters, slippers* Balmorals, Ac. Also, a large assortment
«f first slass sitr-mita grata
19~ Goods open tor examination, with catalogues,
early on the morning of sole.
EDUCATIONAL.
Excelsior normal insti-
TUTK, a first-class Country School for both
sexes, located at CARVERSVILLIfI, Bucks county. Pa.
The next session will commence March 31,1862, aud con
tinue twenty.two weeks.
The school is orea lized with threo departments—the
PREPARATORY, the NORMAL, and the ORNAMEN
TAL. Students of ail ages, and every stage of advance
ment, are admitted on terms of equality.
The heaithfulness of location and thoroughness or in
struction are unsurpassed.
Terms—For board and tuition in common English,
S 3
For catalogues and particulars, address
Rev. F. It. 3. EJJNtiICKKB, Principal,
fel3-lm* CAKVKR3VILLE, Bucks co., Pa.
BOKDENTOWN FEMALE COL
LEGE, fiuniontowiu Ni J:
This institution is pleasantly located on the Delaware
river, 1£ hour’s ride from Philadelphia. Special atten
tion is paid to the common and higher branches of Eng
lish, and superior advantages are furnisned in vocal and
instrumental music. German and French are taught by
natives, and spoken in the family, For catalogues, con
taining full particulars, address
Eev. JOHN H. BBAKELEY, A. M.,
President.
ja29-2m*
niALTiIREKY AJVD IRON.
PENN STEAM ENGINE
Ssi-iii ' ABB BOILER WORKS NBA.FIE A
LEVY, PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL ENGI
NEERS, MACHINISTS,BOILER-MAKERS, BLACK
SMITHS, and FOUNDE3B, having, for many years,
Been in operation, and been exclmively en
gaged iri building and repairing Marine and River En
gines, high and low pressure. Iron Boilers, Water Tanks,
Propellers, Ac., Ac , respectfully offer their services to
the puhlic, as being fully prepared to coutract for En
gluts of all sizes, Marine, River, and Stationary, having
sets of patterns of different dzcs, are prepared to exe
cute orders with quick despatch. Every description of
pattern- making rnado at tlie shortest notice. High and
Low-pressure, Flue, Tabular, and Cylinder Boilers, ot
the best Pennsylvania charcoal iron. Focgings, of all
sixes and kinds; Iron and Brass Castings, of all descrip
tions; Roll Turning, Screw-Cutting, and all other work
connected with the above business.
Drawings and Specifications for all work douo at th&l*
eetabUfaliuicnt, free ef charge, and work guarantied.
The subscribers havo ample wharf-dock room for re
pairs of boat*, where they can lie in perfect safety, and
are provided with shears, blocks, falls, Ac., Ac., lor rais
ing heavy or light weights.
JACOB C. NEAFIB,
JOHN P, LEVY,
je!4-tf BEACH and rALTAIER Streets.
J. VAUGHAN MERRICK,
WILLIAM H* MEKHICK,
SOUTHWARK FOUNDKY,
FIFUg AND WASHINGTON STHBHT9,
PHILADELPHIA.
MERRICK ft SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
Manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines,
for laud, river, and marine service.
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanka, Iron Boats, &o»; CaaU
logs of All kinds either iron or brass.
Iron-Frame Roofs for Gas Works, Workshops, Rail
road Stations, Ac.
Betor’s and Gas Machinery of the latest and most
improved construction.
Every description of Plantation Machinery, such as
Sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Open
Trains, Defecators, Filters, Pumping Engines, Ac,
Sole Agents for N. Billienx’s Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus; Nesmyth’s Patent Steam Hammer, and As
pinwall ft Wolsey’s Patent Centrifugal Sugar Draining
Machine. aus-tf'
-|,yrQB.GAN, ORB, & CQ„ SXEAM-
XtA ENGINE EUIEDEISB, Iron Founders, ud
General Machinists and Boiler Makers, No. 1210 OAL
LOWHELL Street, Philadelphia. fe!3-ly
MEDICINAL.
QLUTEN CAPSULES
PURE COD-LIVER OIL,.
The repugnance of most patients to GOINLIYKB
OIL, and the Inability of many to take It at all, has in
duced various forme Jof disguise for its administration
that are familiar to the Medical Profession. Some of
them answer in special cases, bat more often thejvehicle
neutralizes the usual effect of the Oil, proving quite as
unpalatable and of lest therapeutic value, The repgg
ntiuce, nausea, Ac., to Invalids, Induced by disgust of the
Oil, la entirely obviated by the use of oar CAPSULES.
COD-LIVER OIL CAPSULES have been much used
lately in Europe, the experience there of the goodVre
suits from their nse in both hospital mid private practice,
aside from the naturally suggested advantages, are suf
ficient to warrant our claiming the virtues we do for
them, feeling assured their use will result iu benefit and
deserved favor. Prepared by
WYETH & BROTHER.
1412 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
rpO THE DISEASED OP ALL
CLASSES.—AII sub.acute and chronic diseases
cured by special guarantee, at 1220 WALNUT Street,
Philadelphia, and in case of failure no charge will be
made.
Professor BOLLEP, tbe FOUNDER of this NEW
PRACTICE; will SUPERINTEND tlio eminent *f Ml
oases HIMSELF.
A pamphlet containing a multitude of certificates off
those cured, also letters and complimentary resolutions
from medical men, will be given to any person.froe.
Lectures are constantly given at 12.20 to. medical mM
»ufi others who desire a knowledge* of my (Hiootobm in
applying Electricity as a reliable Uttrapeutio-agent.
Consultation free, mhfcl2t#
HOTELS.
A CARD.—THE UNDERSIGNED,
late of the GIBABD HOUSE, Philadelphia, have
leased, for a term of years, WILLARD’S HOTEL, U
Washington. Thoy take this occasion to return to their
aid friends ud customers many thanks for past foyort,
beg to assure them that thoy trill ha moat happy ta
see them In their new quarters.
HIKES, CHADWICK, A 00,
WinnMo), July 18.1881. MdS-1*
All who want good floujk.
and Buckwheat Maul, sliould col fall to go to
S. Z. GOl'i WALS’ new No. AOti North SECOND
Street, as his celebrated brands of Ft*ur aro now used
by tbe best families iu the city, and are universally
acknowledged to have no suporior. mh4-tf
half and
mixed Poaches,
Choice New York State Apples.
Choice New York State Blackberries,
New Ohio Apples, part sliced, in white bags.
In store and for by
RHODES ft WILLIAMS,
MB-tf 107 South WATER Street.
LARD.— A consignment of pure Jersey
and Western Lard, In small kegs, just received aud
for sale by RHODES ft WILLIAMS,
fe2s 107 Bouth WATER StrM.
SOLDIERS
Should bo sent by HABNDEN’d EXPRESS, 807
CHESTNUT Street. They charge only HALF RATES,
and send dally to Baltimore, Washington, Fortress Mon
roe, and ah other points occupied by ourtroopa. G»24-3m*
RAISINS. —300 boxes Layer Raisins;
800 half boxes Layer Raisins;
800 taxes M R B*p*h Raisins:
800 half boxes tt R Punch Ralston.
Hew and choice fruit, now lending and for sale by
MURPHY ft KOOKS,
Ho, 149 HOBZH WHABYM-
M THOMAS A SONS,
. Hot. 189 and I*l South FOUBTH StTMt
t3T PUBLIC BALKB REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS
AT THE K2UBAHOR ON TUESDAYS.
tr We here » l»rgo amount of real eatate at urtrata
■ale, Including ever; description of city and country pro*
•UHt. Paiittsd lleta map ha had ai u>>> Auction BUri.
Murch 11, .t 12 o'clock noon, m the Exchange—
-7? ulmrw fleliimra Mutual lumurirora Conway.
•to rtnirra lYcttuicrelnn l Cosl Company.
1 share PhllKrtolpliift Library Compßuy.
3 share Mercantile Library Company.
2 shares Academy of the Finn Arts.
&B,ofO 10 per cent first mortgage bonds.
$•2.(100 UHitU C'tiiii! (io;n[>Aiiy bitsls.
#3OO do do scrip
] share in tbe PhlladHljituK Mlieiumiui.
BUSINESS STAND.—Valuable four-Htory brick re^-
nfid drug ptore, nootlmAftt earner of Fifth aud
Green streets.
Peremptory SaIe— ( THREE-STORY BRICK DWEL
LING, No. 2001 Reeve* Mreet, west of Tweutietb, with
a thref-sti-ry brick dwelling In the rear. Sale absolute.
MODERN RESIDENCE, No. 332 South Thirteenth
fctroit, belhW
MOIEItN THRRB-k'I'OfLY lIHICK I>\V ELLIN G,
No. 3436 North Thirteenth street.
SALE OF A MISCRLLaNKOUH COLLECTION OF
A I’QMJW! FJtuar A LliißAßYi
Tills ARenim/it,
March 31, coutineuciug at <1 o’clock, a collection of
miscellaneous hooks, it portion from a library,
Also, engraving*, paintings. Ac.
For particulars st-o catalogues and the books.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, FINE FKENO 3-PLATI
MIBBOBB, BEDS AND BEDDING. GHfNA AND
GLASSWARE, BRUSSELS AND OTHER GAB
PETS, Ac.
On Tlinrwiiir Morning,
At 9 o'clock, at the Auction Store, an assortment Of
excellent second-hand furniture, mirrors, carpets, Ac.,
from families declining housekeeping.
Catalogues ready the day previous to vale.
PANCOAST & WARNOOKj Auc
tioneers* No. 213 MARKET Street.
BALE OF AMERICAN AND IMPORTED DRY
GOODS, EMBROIDERS, LINEN GOODS, HO
SIERY, Ac., by Catalogue
On Wednesday Morning)
March 10, commencing at id oVlooli precisely, com
prising a general assortment of seas nable goods.
IRF.SS GOODS, CLOTHS, Ac.
An invoice of new ttyle neatonablo dress goods, block
alapseas, cambrics, Ac.
Also, super black French clothe, ladies,’ cloaking clotba,
Ac.
A full line of choice new style* cambric collars and
tets, bands, edgings, inwrttngs. infanta* waists, Ac.
LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS AND WHITE
GOODS.
3,000 dozen ladies’ 5.8 and gent* 1 3-4 hemstitched)
libhitafed, Mid pWtfied-borde, handkerchiefs, from low to
very high coat snore.
Also, an invoice of tape checks cambrics, jaconet*, Ac.
Also, ftn invoice cf ladies’, gents’, suid children's cot
ton boße and half hose.
Also, a line of white and colored tarletahe, aerophone
crapes, Ac.
Also, ladies’ Paris black lace veils, hnniton and Mai
tfßP *5.
200 dozen ladies', misses', and children’s, tied and
woveu tape stctl spring hoop skirts.
Also, buck aud morocco purses, porte-monnales,
cinibni
Aleo, the stock of a city retail dry foods store, com
prising the usual assortment of staple and fancy dry
gootlß, do lainep, prints, muslins, aUpacas, merino shawls,
llDf-rjß, white goods, cloths, cHssimeree, fcfttinets, Ac., the
entire fitock uf a city retailer,
BUPEBIOR FIRE-PROOF SAFE.
At private sale, a very superior fire-proof safe.
Moses nathans, auctioneer
AND COMMISSION MEBGEAHT. BJuUm«
corner of SIXTH ftDd BACK Strata,
The highest possible price is loaned on goods at xYs*
thans' Principal Establishment , southeast corner of
Sixth and Race streets. At least one-third more than at
»ioy oilier eErUxbllolitncnl to iWe city.
NATHANS’ PRINCIPAL MONEY ESTABLISH
MENT.
200,000 TO LOAN,
In Iftnge or email amounts, from one dollar to thousands,
on diamonds gold and ailvor plate, watches, jewelry,
merchandise, clothing, funiiture, bedding, pianos, and
goods of every description.
LOANS MADE AT TIIE LOWEST MARKET BATES.
This establishment has large tire ami thief-proof safes,
for the safety of valuable goods, together with a private
watchman on the premises.
ESTABLISHES “OB THE LAST 30 tSAbs.
ALL LABGE LOANS MALE AT THIS, ?HB
AT &ggg THAffRALF USUAL STORE PRIORA
"* GoW and silver watches of every description) from oat
dellar to one hundred dollara each) gold, chains, foabion
able jewelry, diamonds, sc.
TOHN A. ALLDERDIOJ3,
O ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW,
Has resumed the Practice of hia Profession at
Aoppenheimer, merchan.
v DISK BROKER in all brauc.liosoftrade, azul
manufacturer of every description of Army Goods, No
-48 South THIRD Street, west side, second atory, Phila*
deluhift- del?
JOH.N WELSH/ Practical SLATS
BOOFEE, TUIBD Street and
Boari, is prepared to put on any amount of HOOFING,
on tne most MODERATE TEEMS. Will guaranty to
make every perfectly Water-tight.
Iy Orders promptly attended to
BOSTON AND PHILA
2nSi DELPHI A STEAMSHIP LINE—SAIL
ING FROM BACH PORT EVERY l'3£f DAY§— gftßl
PUSE-ST&EM Pbiiadeipiii* ‘and LONG
WHARF, Boston.
The Steamship SAXON, Captain MATTHEWS, wfll
sail frim Philadelphia on WEDNESDAY morning*
March 12, at 30 A- M. From Bo«tou for Philadelphia
on SATURDAY, March 15, Ht 6 P. M.
Insurance ouvMtuif that by Bail yomoiSi
Freight taken at fair rates.
Shippers will please send Rills of Lading with their
goods.
For Freight or Passage apply to
WEEKLY OOMMUNJLOA
SB&ct TION BY STEAM BETWEEN NEW
YORK AND LIVERPOOL, calling at QUEENS
TOWN, (Ireland,) to land and embark passengers and
despatches.
The Liverpool, New Fork, and Philadelphia Steam*
ship Company’s splendid OlydS'buiit iron sorow steam*
Ships are intended to sail os follows i
FROM NEW YORK FOB LIVERPOOL.
ETNA Saturday, March 8, 1808.
CITY OF KEW YOBK Saturday, March 16,1862.
CITY OF WASHINGTON*.Saturday* March 22, 1862.
And every Saturday throughout the yev, from FIJCB
Ho. 44 N. B.
Cabin* to Queenstown, or Liverpool..B7#
Do. to London* via Liverpool 830
fiteer&ge to Queenstown, or Liverpool, 830
Do. to London
Do. Dettirn tickets, available for &lx months* from
Liverpool.... Boo
Passengers forwarded to Havre, Paris, Hamburg*
Bremen, and Antwerp at through rates.
Certificates of passage issued from Liverpool lo Hew
York... B*o
Certificates of passage issued from Queenstown to Now
York...
JOHN I. OOPS,
HARTLEY MBftRIOK,
Those steamers have superior accommodations for pas
sengers, are constructed with wator-tight compartments,
and carry experienced Burgeons.
Tor freight, ~r passage, apply at the offloe of the Oom
uqv. JOHN G. DAUB, Agent,
lU Watont streets Philadelphia,
In Liverpool, to WM. INMAS,
Tower Buildings.
In Glasgow, to WM. 2NMAH,
18 Dixon street.
LIVERPOOL, NEW VORK,
SfiiSßi AND PHILADELPHIA BTKAU3JUV
COMP ANT.
By order of the Secretary of State, an paeaencan
leaving the Doited States are required to prooure pa—-
porta before going on hoard the eteamer.
noB.tf JOHN fl. DAL*. AftmL
THE BRITISH AND NORTH
aSeSsb AMERICAS BOYAL MAIL ST PAX-
SHIPS.
FS9H NEW XOSR X 9 HYIBrWIi.
Ghlef Cabin Pa55age.*..........
Second Cabin Pa55age........... • tl
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage ...BUO
Second Cabin Passage N
The ships from New York call at Cork Harbor.
The ships from Boston cadi ai Halifax and Com Sflf*
tor.
FIRBIA. Oapt. Judkins. AFRICA, OapL Shannon.
ARABIA, Cant. J. Stone. CANADA, Oapt. J. Lett*.
ASIA, Oapt. S. G. Lott. AMERICA, Oapt. Hair.
AUBTBAIASIAN, NIAGARA, Oaj«. Moodta.
Oapt. Cook. BDROFA, Oapt Andoraak
SCOTIA, CHINA.
Theta Teasels carry a clear white. light at mast htni
green on starboard bow; red on port bow.
ABABIA, Shannon, leaves N. York, Wednesday,Mar. 13.
CANADA, McCauley, Boston, Wednesday, Mar. W.
Cook, “ N.York, Wednesday, Mar.2S.
AMlißlGAiMoodiei k Boston, WodaoKlnirt April &
ASIA, Lott, u N.Yovk, Wednesday, Aprils.
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
The owners of those ships will not be accountable flat
Gold, Silver, Bullion, Specie, Jewelry, Precious Stone*,
or Metals, unless bills of lading are signed therefor, and
the tains theMAf therein aipHuad. Tm freight w Hl
gate, apply to !• CUN AND,
« BOWLING GBBBN. Ntw Toife.
B. 0. A J. G. BATES,
103 STATE Street, Boston.
FOE NEW YORK.
fIHIBHa NE W DAILY LINE, via Delaware and
Barium Canal. „ . _ , , „
Philadelphia and Sew York Expreea Steamboat Ooia
paDp receive freight and leave daily at 2P. M.,.deliver
ing their cargoes in Now York the following dar.
Yreighta taken at roassnahle rates.
WM. P. CLYDE, Agent,
So. 14 SOUTH 'WHARVES, Philadelphia.
JAMES HARD, Agent,
anl-tf Pier a 14 and 16 EAST BIVKB, Mew York.
'FOB, NEW YORK - TO*
■BGSSifaPbil&delphift BtoaajAPropoller J-vttpai*
will commence their bueineea for the soason on Blond*/
18th instant.
Their eteamerfl are now racing freight at fleooa fc
Pier* ahoTB Wslant atnmt.
Tornia accommoduUßg. Awly M __ k .
W. M. BAIRD A 00„
2£d South Dolawue ATenoa.
- FOR BALTIMORE,
ifißK WASHINGTON, D. 0., AND YOB
TJKEBB MOHROB, OAllYj
BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMBOAT
COMPANY,
(ERICSSON LINE.).
One of the Steamers « f this Company leave* the appst
side cfChoabuUHty«et Wharf daily 'Suttdays oacopted,*
At & o'clock J?» Mu and arrival i* Haiti more early nail
morning. Freights for Washington and FortPM* HMM4
received and forwarded with all possible despatch, and
are required to be prepaid through.
Freights of all kinds carried at the lowest ratos.
A. GROVES, Jr., Agent,
No. 34 South WHARVES.
fel4.2m*
TTTHITE FISH.— I4S half btia. No.
II 1 White Fish, for sele by
0.0. SADLEE A 00.,
M 108 ABOH Street 9d door ahoye Trent
Best quality roofing slats
always on hehd end lor sole »t Union Wharf, 1U),
BEACH Street, Kensington. T. THOMAS,
mrT-lr 917 WALNUT Street. PhiladaleMa.
Fiesh eggs, roll butter,
end Poultry, received dally, el the NEW STO A*,
Jio. £O2 north BKOOHD street. mhfaN
BALES BY AUCTION.
(Formerly Nun. 67 and 6ft.)
BEAL ESTATE AT I’BIVATE SALE.
STOCKS, LOANS, Ac.
Thin Day,
SECOND SPRING SALE—M 4BCU 18.
EMBROIDERIES.
HOSIERY GOOD 1 ?
GRADES AND TAULETANE
VEILS, MITTS,.AND LACE GOODS.
HOOF SKIRTS,
PURSES AND NOTIONS.
STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
TAKE NOTICE.
“PRINCIPAL ESTABLISHMENT.”
CHARGES GREATLF REDUCED.
AT PRIVATE SALE,
BUSINESS NOTICES.
NEW CASTLE, DELAWARE. [jaM-Bm*
SHIFT INC*.
H. WINSOB A 00.,
332 SOOTH WHARYHS.
BATES OF PASSAGE
THROUGH FROM PHILADELPHIA.
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.
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