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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-18
TINE pEMocRATIc CANDIDATES., WIND AND WEATHER
PERMITTING.

To Monday morning, Sherman Brownell
was considered the most prominent candidate
Tor Mayor; but in several wards, where delegates
favorable to his nomination, run, they were de-
feated. Nearly every ward in the city will pre-
sent to the convention a candidate for this office.
Mr.. Mickle, the present incumbent, has not de-
legation above the First ward favorable to his re-
nomination. Aldermen Messeroe and Hart, and
exAlderman Lee, will be strongly pressed for
the nomination /; Eccles Cylinder, OF the 18th
ward, will also be named for the honor but it
is supposed the factions will finally concentrate
on a new candidate; and as Mr.. Cisco stands fair
with the party, and is popular with the military
and firemen, his chances will, it is supposed, be
the best for the nomination. Mr. Brownell may
receive the largest vote on the first ballot.
The office of Aims House Com missioner will be
strongly fought for. VIM. p. Moss, for some time
past, has been considered dangerous opponent
of MIR. Leonard, the present incumbent but he
failing to carry committee from his ward, the
chances are now against him. Mr.. Leonard has
also failed in securing committee from his own
ward, but as he has the immense patronage of the
Office at his own disposal, amounting to nearly half
a million Of dollars, he has secured more or less
support throughout the whole city. Geo. w. An
ders on, DIR. Van Zandt, and several members OF
he present Common Council, will be candidates
before the convention for this Office but there
does not appear to be any one at present whose
chances are equal to Mr.. Leonard. But, nou
perrons.
In nearly every ward, some two or three tick
cts will be run for Aldermen and Assistants, and
in some instances the independent tickets may
be elected. he above ticket we put forth
as the one which will probably receive the
endorsement of Tammany Hall as Irregular"
but Judging from the irregular" condition of the
p arty, and the strenuous efforts that each party
is making to secure the ascendency, we would
not be surprized if the voice of Tammany should
be raised in vain.
Among these gentlemen we perceive the names
Of two Of the members of the present Board of
Assistants, who are on the ferry committee. We
faction, their obstinacy or disnclination to make
report on the Jersey City ferry resolution, intro
duosd by Assistant Alderman Smith, will prevent
them from having the slightest chance of
re-electon' They have, apparently, neglected
the trust reposed in them, and il they do
not retire from office before the election. thew
will probably do so, nolens polens. after il
and for all time to come. We happen to know
something concerning the matter referred to them
and we know too what their duty is in the prem;.
ses. They are not, however, disposed TO do il
and they must take the consequence
1t 10 apparent, from what we have here laid
down, thatths whiss can, by little good manage.
nsns sweepihe citH not the streets, for we cues
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MONEY MARKET.
"Wednesday. March l7-6 p. M,

The stock market.opensd heavy this morning, and
closed heavier Quotations falling OF fraction every
day. and there appears to be help for the balls Ala
bama, Ohio es, Long Island, Harlem and stonington
closed yesterdays prices Reading fell OF cent;
Illinois Bank, NJ Farmers Loan, u; Morris Canal, u;
Canton, u; Norwich & Worcester. r. There were plsn-
ty of sellers at the lowest prices but there were pur
chasers for half of the quantity offered Tho market is
very sick.
At the second board there further decline, but
the sales were small, buyers being very scarce and
sellers very plenty.
The coinage of the United States Mint at Dahlonega
In the month of February, was 1890 half eagles,
amounting to $24 sso and sl6 quarter eagles amount
ing to $4,54O. Total, $2s,4jo.
Spurious ten dollar notes the Merchants Bank Of
Poughkeep se in circulation The bad notes have
small esgle between the presidents and cashiers
names. The genuine have the words secured by the
pledge of the public stocks Of the State of New York"
in a circle.
The annexed statement exhibits the aggregate move.
msnts of the banks Of the United States In each Of tho
past three years. compiled from returns received at
the treasury department dated nearest to January In
each Of the previous years.
BANKS OF THE UNITED Stats.
Jan. 1875. Jan. 1040. Jsn. l847
Whole number of banks
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Police Intelligence.

MARCH l7.-Cass of Jesse W. Conklin--Tn this case
noticed in yesterdays Herald stated that Jesse w.
Conkln held to bail alleged charge Of forge
~, and that Mr. Samuel Frost merchant OF No 66 Ce-
dar street. was bis surety Such however was not the
ease; We were imposed upon in this instance II
Mr.. John Boyce, butter merchant, No lS2 Greenwich
street. who became bail for Mr. Csnkln, and not Mr..
Frost stated, he (Mr FROSTY being unacquainted
with the accused or any OF the parties concerned
Arrest of f,Co Receivers Of Stolen Goods Constables
Joseph and VaAduser arrested yesterday two men, one
by the Of H. Hsdkins, who keeps a small jewelry
store at No 24s Houston street. charge Of buying
the proceeds Of robbery committed last Sunday at No
S Elm street. consisting Of large quantity ofjewelry
belonging to Mr.. Rolph. On searching the promises
Of the accused, armlet found, which ident
fed az being portion Of the property; the other man
Jew called Abraham Alexander, swho resides At
No Ludlow street. in the rear. who purchased gold
and silver watch for 80 co. of the thief which property
was likewise identified by Mr.. Roph to be portion Of
the stolen property Justice Osborne committed the &C
cused Tor further examination.
Robbery of Money Some thievng rascal entered the
dwelling house No l42 Delaney street, occupied by Mr.
Adam c. Flanagan Monday afternoon, stealing from
the side board drawer SOS in money and made his
Caught in the actO1cers Bloom and Boarding, of the
18th ward arrested yesterday two boys by the
Francis Potter and Wm Smith, whom they detacted ir
the act of stealing nine water pals from the grocery
store Of Mr. Ried, No. 1913 Houston street, valued al
50 SO. The young rascas taken before Justice
Ketcham, and committed for trial
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The Remains OF tho Brave.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HEhALD =
read in your paper Of yesterday, with feelings OF
great regret aud SURPRISE that thanks had been ten
dered (ss they should have been to johnson Lowden,
the owners, to Capt Durfee, Of the Auburn, which
brought the remains Of Captains Morris Field and vii.
ams from New Oreans to this city free of charge we
know il noble feeling which prompted them to do
this and they should have been warmly thanked for II,
both publicly and privately latter cannot believe,
was omitted the part of Capt Howard who accompa.
MED the remains but had not been deemed appro
pirate that public mention Of should have emanated
from the Albany and Buffalo papers frat, It certainly
spoken Of it.
A MEMBER OF THE N. Y. CITY GUARD.
March II l0d7
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, Dusty streets.

EDITOR Nkw YORK HERALD:-
In dusty times like these, when our streets are more
like African desert under the nhus Of tornado
than the Of civilized city, any new plan for
cleaning the streets, merits the attention both OF our c
zens and the public authorities.
suggestion has been made like this-thst certain
number Of should be allotted to each street, at Tx
ed rate Of pay Whose whole time shall be devoted to
that particular street. under the supervision Of the police
department-for example, six men should be allotted to
Broadway, with carts, whose whole business should be
to keep Broadway clean; by this means 70 thought,
money and mud would be more properly disposed Of,
than under the present plan. "
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ours. SUBSCRIBER.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRK.-At about six o'clock

DESTRUCTIVE FIRK.-At about six O'Clock last
evening, n fire broke out in the grocery store OF
Messrs Stebbins Co, adjoining the Commercial Hotel
block When hrst discovered, the flames had made
such progress that 1t feared that the entire block
threatened all he adjacent buildings; but through the
efficiency Of our new engines the flames were conAnsd
10 the building where the hre originated. Stebbins
Co lost eli their bssks and papers, the amount ofsome
sb 600 Insured for 500 The furniture Of the Com.
nercia Hotel removed and damaged to the amount
March 10.
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BuRoEss, SrRiNoER Co. and H. LoNo & BRorHER, ~
Ann street, have for sale No Of Chsmberss Cyclope.
dia of English Literature, and No 10 of Chsmberss
Information for the People These orks should occupy
place in every library, as We hope they will
Wm H. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings, hes issued NO 9
Of the Architect by VIM II. Raulett This number con.
,ans design for Anglo Grecian villa, with full spe
locations and estimates and also beautiful scenic view.
TN equally as good as any Of the preceding numbers
have just received two beautifully printed waltzes
,,om " Riley Co., 9g7 Brosdwsyj "The Carnival Of
~ Adelpbe Kurs. -
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News FROM TURKS ISLAND We have received
the Turks Island Gazette to the I'd inst inclusive.

Our salt prospects continue excellent and reiterate
from our impre the almost certainty Of the sup.
ply becoming exhausted fear some Of our for
eign customers think otherwise. In O. few weeks we
shall probably to rake when the price will 90
down from lsE cents, he present price to its usual
low rate Tho price has receded in the of
weeks from Is to l3X cents We anticipate scarcity Of
provisions throughout March, April and May.
Four whsemen arrived last week in the brig Lyra.
from New York We understand that the roughnesa Of
the sea- has alone prevented excellent sport We
regret that tae weather II still uDpropitious.
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The rscsu. arrival from the Sandwich Islands brings
he new. Of the dssh Of Mrs. Ten Eyek, wife Of me ",
q commissioner Il those islands
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Died.
AT Gravesend, L. l on Wednesday morning. March
l7th ADELAIDE LOUISA, infant daughter Of Isaiah and
Harriet Lewis, oged 10 months and days.
The friends and acquaintances of the family in
vted to attend her funeral ut Gravesend on Friday,
at O'Clock, p. NJ
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KNICKERBOCKER.
A blow from q Huge Paw.

Mn. EpiroR,-Havng noticed paragraph In your
paper Of ysserday stating that the ballot boz was de.
sroyed by the Purdy party beg leave to inform ISu
that such was not the IL was destroyed ~ the
armed DULLES [cassicl Of the police, and the Msclsy
party. [Who cares which faction committed the VIC
lence7l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-18

The Hibernil, with rwenty-eght days later
news on board, is now in her fourteenth day
She may be hourly expected 20 arrive.
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Of nsrct a,dise ext eted from the por fNew York In
two months, will exceed that from Boston in syear.
The trade Of the two cities In all other respects viii CONE
pare In the same way.
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MILITARY MovEMENTs.-Three hundred recruits
for the Third and Fifth regiments OF u 8. Infantry,
leave to-day for Tampico, Mexico, on the ship
Southport, under the command of Lieut.. J. 8.
Hathaway, First Artillery. Lieut. g. r. Perry,
Fourth Infantry, and Assistant Surgeon E j..
Bailey, medical staff, accompany the detachment.
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ton ifthey would domuch better than the present
incumbenis, IL they be elected, but sweep the
polls and carry the day at the next charter cleo
ton. lfthey do 30 they will acquire nice little
capital on which to strive for the city nex'
spring, and commence the Presidential cam
pagn of 1913.
Thus much for the wings and "diriy street.
party; but before we conclude, we may ~ wei
say word for the dear people, who will be fieeced
to their hearts content in the OF taxes, II either
Of them succeed in carrying both branches OF the
city government. In order to prevent that LEI the
people who think that questions OF national
policy should not be allowed to interfere in our
municipal elections, and who think likewise that
clean streets and economy in the city expenses,
including the outlay at the Aims House, are the
only questions that should egitimately be introduce
ed vote in such way that the 'dirty street, party
will elect one board, and the wings the other If
they do so, we shall certainly have better city
government than we have had for a number of
years past.
There is one thing that will, no doubt, favor the
"dirty street" party, and that is the opposition
o the wing party in Congress to the prose-
clifton Of the war in Mexico, and their con-
duct in impeding the President in his endea
vors to secure peace. Although we have
every reason to believe that the wings of this city
condemn the conduct OF their factious brethren
in the last Congress in that respect, as much as
the most radical of the dirty street" party do,
still they must expect to be injured by it, to some
extent, at least. They had no reason to put in
office men who would weigh in the balance abb
s.ractions against the interest of the country.
As we cannot elect city reformers, let us have,
by all means, whig-loco. fooo common council
this year.
NKw YORK AND ERIE RAlLRoAD.-We have
given in another column some extracts from the
minority report Of the commissioners appointed
by the Legislature of this State, to define the
route of the road The minority reports in favor
of carrying the road through Sullivan county,
and the majority reports in favor of carrying the
road into Pennsylvania. We do not unde rstand
the policy Of constructing this road or any porto
of it within the limits Of another State, under any
considerations whatever, but particularly when
the whole road will, by so doing, be subjected to
the usst onerous restrictions. The object in
charterng a railroad company is to benefit the
people of the State gran ing the charter as much
as possible; and the obj ct in granting charter
to this company, was much to benefit the
southern tier of counties in this State, as to
furnish connection between this city and Lake
Erie. In making Piermont the eastern termina-
ton OF this road, the object was TO conRne it to
the limits Of this State; and we cannot see the
justice of depriving the people in the interior Of
the State Of the advantages of such an outlet as
this road will give, if it is confined to our own
limits.
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ACCOUNT CURRENT
OF DONATIONS received for the famishing poor Of Ire
~ land BY Hou II. Mickts, Treasurer, appointed at
xammany Hall -
i047. Dr..
viousiy published. :. s7,s %
iS47. Or.
March 49, by expenses Of advertising pr nting, post
IN the possession Of the res ......... l3 "a
yaeu /, by remittance to Ireland. ...... 5000 90
February ]. BY do 90 49,. 800 90
March ;, by cash paid NJ Van Setback 400 90
H. BY 90 DO ............ ~ 90
IL, oy printing oil this report. $50
s4r5s %
-, .. -, A. II. MtCkLE, Treasurer.
new YORK, warren l7th. 1877 mia isc
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| ITALIAN OrERA =" Lucia di Lammermoos" was sgain
performed last night and the full benches end crowded
passages at Palmo evinced the reputation which pos
sessses with the opera going public And right well
were audience paid for their attendance Lucia was
performed to admiration, and the listeners were thrown
ecsaces Of delight The power of the human voice
to the human mind was never better exsmpfed-
ism even, could more completely carry captive the
emotions. soothing them by turns and anon raising
rying notes OF the trio who d,courssd lovely sounds
to their gratihed auditors last evening There char
about Lucia; come from whence il may: which every
music 10 Of such an high order bu. what Of that 1t
pieases the ear. it entertans the audience, and
have seen in such manner as TO elicit enthusiastic
commentator Ii does not require severely schooled
ear to detect ingenious combinations 1t asks for
ssssss suPerative mer But the willing ear Just re-
ceives the lovely hamones, and bears them directly to
very iii d with delight the whoe
one listener, with emotions Involuntary wrought up
at each climax, bursts forth in exclamation motion Of
ready for the Barber of Seville" which will be
produced Frdoy night and shall be delighted by
again listening to Sgnora Pieces rich voice. and seeing
and hearing ssnquirco who is to assume the part q
Doctor Bartolo.
ALLEoHANIArs-The great success of this family, at
their late concert at the Tabernacle together with tho
request Of many of their patrons induce them to give
another concert next Tuesday. They have selected
severe OF their Des ana Tor the OCCASION
also several beautiful solos, and doubt those who
heard their paintve melodious strains will repair
to the Tabernacle that evening to enjoy another vocal
and musical treat
CnRnrr's MISsrRELs, Notwithstanding the great al
fractions in this city, drawing crowded houses
to the Society Library every evening There is pecu-
liar sweetness about the negro melodies which to
impress the minds Of every audience by which they are
paronised and hence their desire to hear them sgain
They great avorites and we'll deserve the support
they receive.
Mr.. Lover to give his FIRST Irish evening at Arno
ry Hail. New Orleans on the 9th.
C. HoLr, Jr No. 1853 Fulton street, has published
I" The Music We Love Most" words by Gen. Morris,
and the music composed by Miss r. M. Thayer.
sARAco No. so Canal street, has published the Polka
Mazurka," danced at the court Of the Emperor of
Russia Music by Mr.. Rsggio
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one quarter Of he sggrsEss expectation Of domssto
merchandise wM Ia dsnsssic Gotten gssds The value
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YANKEE DOODLE-No. XXI

YANKEE DOODLE-No. XIV.
THE publishers q Yaokee Doodle would invite the atten
ton II the public to the tweny number OF their
paper will be necessary In orde understand what m
povements have been made thus in ons &c
contrast the present number with that Just twenty
four weeks neo and we feel N the general
sent we (smong which beautiful picture of the EMF
put gent. -
On The 10th Of April nett. the second volume of YANKEE
Doodle will be commenced aud will for deal
es and others intending TO subscribe send their names
ava sadreses w tlms to isus hsr being fahlled Price
W. H. GRAHAM,
nWNn Tribaap Bp,ldiss
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vs. i sECEl\ ED small lot Of " .cpu.
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leh'r n'd pr'"ces an etccsd ugy os- Fot sts
ahd ,fn1l totcs - o. LUCK,
sic Oly AEsut Coz Rishtn1nJ.
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CITY ARRIVALS.

ctrr HorsL-iasy gs - Abasams. A Davis. G Wells.
rstsr.ba'g ch,mhet ho,don nass. sycamore Grove:
opkia.. w Caihan fahmos Goby. thtflot sssie. w
n krahoa and Lsd,O navy Win on a fo.RdslHr I'll .
CITY; Bups Moa,FoHs'yi Baifi-n Iaff''oR har-
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and eauxhts Yosk 90. Bodhan Eenion e. CODY,
n Bss.se N yotk. siapr rone~,elL w rvashy, WI
hamburg Hanson, Banaos, fnee GsofKs MI Hnanon,
Norok. nurke Bufke. Ess Boswell Rchnon1 smith.
snpy,t Jany ~ Tucker, W rueke' hot0way.r l.
Pa sh. ChsiLtt.yiI Il X Cooler Archer Ro~;ct. Nc
ibJoe u u I'd rosr.buts HsLos, New Kent; q Base
Hanover -efs'. Hampton.
CoLrahi.s NorsL-Jan'y e9-C Fua ton. Powha'ah: w w
Cogbin Chessrhed. w Uauisrn BIun,wi-k W Gn Dis-
whis l. y Rive. finn, Pstesbnrr Dr Hatson, Dr
Cohnan. Rockingham: jordan Goochad: Kent Fuvan
w overon. !. u Huj.or Iarov Proctor Geo
q wahon, wyih. EcRae FIu,aans; W Uinr.y. No'iok
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WIN l. MARCY.
I, crvtafy OF War.
From the Bait. Patriot, Saturday evening.
w q FREEMAN.
Assistant Ajl,alt General

BALTIMORE MARKET.-There is not quite so much
activity the flour market to-day although sales to the
about 5000 bills have taken place at SO, which
price holders generally contend for. IL Is stated that orders
have been received from New York. TO sell portion oi
that which has previously been bought orders from tina
city This has tended in slight degree tn MAKE prices
less firm Holders, however pretty sanguine that Sc will
be maintained until the arrival of tho next steamer, while
buyers tain Different opinion. There sales
during yesterday about 5000 bbs So which price
have this morning The aggregate sales o the week
have been estimated at $1,000 To 40 900 bbls. OF which
house IN Howard street sold near $1,000. We would
further that of the sales orders Tor
shipment large quality has also been sold 10 arrive
enough, is thought Keep the rail oads bdsy transport
ing for three weeks. Moderate" sales OF City Mills
flour at ST. CornnIeal Is worth SI.625.
Whskey has advanced 2s1 cents per gallon aud firm
The cotton market continues hrm ut the advanced pTcez
There is fair demand for provisions, and prices hfm
with u tendency upwards.
Nothing % notice in groceries.
Tho weshcr to-day cold aud disagreeable
No local intelligence of moment. No other foreign al
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STkATE9N,S OFFICE,
NJ. s. SOUTH FOURTEENTH ST REET.
Let AZ. tho world say they can,
Fos ,etinE PtIcs. SIR ATOMS the nan,
Drawn Ne of Monrnrala No g. Jan eeu

M s. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let az tho world say What Ii.sy can,
Poo ,eiiing Prrlcs, STATIONS the man,
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IL | 81 II 81 - - - 2n CO ~
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1876 Ct. g.
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5000 1000 soc 100 1000 Ae 20 Nos 10 dawn tex
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$4,000. 5000.
Observation-Disclosures, No 5 Capitals, $4,000 5000 aOo0
2ooo 1910 10 Of 1000 Is Nos, ~ drawn Tickets O.
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1897.
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drawing when requested.
riclsr aldftss orders N. STR ALTON.
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