New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-01


The following are the net prices per box OF
50 feet before and after the passage of the Tariff
at such periods as will show, convincing Y, the
effect of the same, viz:
6x5 to 8xl0 inclusive 81 lO......,..Sl IS
Skill to 10x12 " 2 20......... l 81
lOxl3 to l0xl4 g 2 40.,....... l IS
lOxl5 to llxl6 2 To-. 2 10
llxl7 to l2xl5 2 eO......... 70
Above l2xl9 25......... %
The article of Crown Window Glass ceased to
be imported, except to very limited extent, long
before the present Tariff went into effect on ac-
count of its inferior quality compared with that
manufactured here-therefore the Tariff has had
no bearing on it whatever. Nearly all the Win
dow Glass manufactured in England is Crown,
while that on the Continent is Cylinder, and 1t
is with the latter that we have principally to con-
tend. owing, as we have before remarked, to the
very great discrepancy in the price of labor in
! their favor.
The prices of Crown Glass have not been
changed since the Tariff went into effect. Po-
lishcd Plate Glass is not made IN this country ::
the prices have increased somewhat since the
Tariff was passed. The Silver Plates we are not
acquainted with.
% Hon. JOHN P. CusHMAN Of Troy, Judge of
the Third Circuit has resigned his seat. in order
to let Gov. Bouck fill it. He would reach the
Constitutional limit of his service $50 years Of
age) in March next but experimenting there
might be different sort of a Governor then, he
chooses to resign now This strikes us as stability
characteristic.
| Correspondence Of Pomeroy & Co. Q Wall-St., =. y
| BUFFALO, February q, 1914
1t is quite warm and raining hard little no ice to be seen
| in the Lake.
intermediate points the 2h:Ma,ch with prospect At
this time of making the TIP free from ice other distractions
| to the navigation.
The Toronto steamboat commences running tomorrow
The MoNoNGAHELA RvER.-We learn by let
ter from Brownsville, dated on Monday last, that
the Monongahea River is open, and that the
packet boats commenced their regular trips on
the preceding day. This reduced the price of
| freight between Cumberland and Pittsburg twen-
ty.fve cents per hundred pounds. Bait Am
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MR. PALMo.-lt
will be seen by the card in another column that a
Complimentary Benefit is to be given to MIR. Palmo
for his energetic and successful efforts to establish
the Italian Opera in New-York, which we hope will
be abundantly profitable. Although not, perhaps,
entirely free from impertections, yet the New York
| Opera House is certainly very great improvement
upon any other dramatic establishment in the city.
The performances at the proposed benefit are to be
of a high ORDER and we presume the occasion will
be one Of great interest to all lovers ofmusc.
| 70 Mr.. BARRY repeats his Lecture on the Uses
and Abuses of the Stage, in defence of the Drama,
this evening at the Society Library.
E Mr.. w. H. GRAHAM has rented portion of
the publication office of The Tribune for the sale of
the Magazines and Cheap Publications of the day.
wholesale and retail. His business is entirely dis
tinct from ours and we may therefore say that ne
will supply all the new works as early and cheaply
as they can be obtained elsewhere Try him, if you
come this way.
PROF. GoURAUD's New CLAss-The reports
made by members of the present class of their great
satisfaction with the Professors SYSTEM has induced
many applicants for admission, and Mr.. Gouraud
has concluded to give another course Of lectures
before leaving this city. His office is at No. 297
Broadway, and considerable number Of names are
already down for the new class. We hear on all
sides expressions OF surprise the deep philosophy
and power of this system of Mnemotechny, and we
repeat the words of the New World, Gouraud is
no ordinary man."
JUVENILE CoNcERT.-A very general desire on
the part Of those who attended Mr. Harris Juvenile
Concert at Mr. Cheever's Church in Alen-street
has induced thar gentleman to announce its rcpeti-
ton, and he has accordingly advertised for Wed.
nesday evening, March 6. Those who attended be-
fore will of course be there again, and those who
were there will do well to procure tickets as ear
ly as possible.
y o. S. FOWLER gives a Free Lecture on
PhrenozOgy applied practically TO important con-
Germs of life, in Halls Building, Brooklyn, this eve
ming, and every Friday evening, and in Clinton Hall,
this City, every Monday and Wednesday evening.
Appointments by the Governor.
By and nth The 0drice and conseT. Of the Senate.
FEBRUARY q.
| VIM. &. Rasbrouck, expired. -
Charles Bosland, Surrogate, vice g. NJ Gyier
Nathan Wssicott. Supreme Court Commissioner vice A.
| s. Benton. -
Stephen {; Parmeater, Notary, new appointment.
James Walker Fowler, EXa e. c. Sutherland
CHINESE HAIR ERApIcAroR warranted 10 remove the
Ar q Courtentt street also received splendid article
OF BAY rum ana COLOGNE WATER Quart bottles price