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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25
CITY TRADE REPORT.

cAIUFDAY March 40 Il. NJ.
AsHYs we're quiet, without change In prices
Observation-Disclosures continued to be fair de-
mand for the local and eastern trade The sales en-
braced COCO 1000 bbs., including common TO good
straight brands at IS 81 49, 50 81 50 rs for
mon TO good Western. Included IN the transactions
there were about 1000 bis for export Canadian brands
were moderately active with sales about 1000 bbs at
~ 70 $40 % for common TO extra brands The sales
Of Southern were TO the extentof about 1900 bbs at
W2a - 20 for common TO good brands and 90 81 a
$40 81 for fancy to extra Rye -four sold to the extent
FOO bbs at $6 Is So 80 for fine and 81 SO super
fine. Corn meal WAS q shade frmer with sales of $50
bbf. Jersey, at ~ 25 Wheat--The market was guiet
white Gepesee held at 50 TO- Southern do at % rs
1928 Rye was held at 81 30 a 81 a6 for Jersey and
North River. Corn opened firm and active. The sales
footed up about 90 600 B5 900 bushels at psc
for Southern white, and osc 81 for Jersey yellow and
10000 bushels Western mixed from store were sold on
private terms, supposed TO be at about 81 Oats
Corrm The market rather quiet, but prices were
firm sales OF 100 bags at Ike. 200 do. on private
terms, and SO half bales Mocha at Ilhc 15c
CoTroS.-The market continued arm, though the alb.
sence Ct the Atlantes had the eject OF checking
sales, which amounted 10 900 bales
FRJ1GHrs -kngagments were mostly az stand, ovinz
TO the detention OF the steamer To Liverpool 1000
bushels were engaged At 3ld Ia ships bags and
all lots Of cotton at Sad 3l6d conpresssd and
uncomprcsssd To London 25 bales hair were taken AT
eos. 10 Bremen 20 bales cotton were engaged AT Lc
40 bbls honey at 2kc, and 200 kegs rAns AZ ga Cd
To Hamburg, ], 900 lbs bone At s.e per ID 600 Ibs
manufactured tobacco at 27s. Cd. per ton and 0c0
gallons bopey OF ?c per gallon Rates t. Havre wsre
vachspsed. VITA mo--essts esga-~nenu. To Csfs~nlA
tAey vnisd ffon zoe. &c per foot measurement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

by the arrival OF the schooner Mary Caroline Capt.
wociousaarn, from Tampico, santa Anna de Tamau
lpas ~ Il is'now proposed II should be called, we have
tul hlss Of papers TO the It'll inst.
The Corsero,o de Sdufd de 7dmdniipds publishes cir.
eusr from the Director General OF fmposts explaining
that the supseme Government has decided that musns
OF ~ oAsses and coors Of not than one yard In
Width provided that they be worked or embroidered in
part are liable 70 an import duty OF ten cents yard
under she tariff OF TIE hrst Of June, 1859.
The new government Of the DEPARTMENT. Gen ye0.
was mshng tour through the northern part OF a.
decree ne publishes orders these con yicted OF rene
tton OF the offences OF carrying prohibited weapons or
lpictp9 sght WOUNDS 70 be sentenced 10 serve in tbs
army for cot less than three years more than Ave
and OF unhtneas for this purpose work on the
prss. the scepts4 tor similar peIioa.Ssg Or.sa.
Etpyvse, March TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

The FIRST great event win take place about the LIST OF
April The renowned lexington is matched Tor $40
TO four miles fast ~ any horse has ever
pi,shsd this distance and ths too with 726 staring
his full in the face.
The regular meeting win commence on MONDAY, 9th
April, ana continue throughout the weex There are
some fns STAKES to be run for the latter part
OF the week previous. The feature OF the meeting will
be reserved for saturday, l4th April when the CHI
pions Lecomte and Lexington win break ancss at four
mile heats That this contest win certainly of
can promise with as much certainty any event which
has not already transpred and friends up country
may rest assured that not reckoning without
host The latest accounts from these horses give
rance OF the health, vgor and well doing of both The
exciting scenes Of last spring are once more 10
enacted and We look forward with particular anxiety TO
the great event. knowing that shall be called upon to
record the best in the world Orleans
Picdyune, March IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25
The Mortality on Board the U. 8. Ship Co
Iumbia, mt Norfolk.


Z. s. SNIP COLUMBIA, NORFOLK, March %, 1855.
origin and Progress of the Disease-Ndmes Of the De-
ceased Men.
As many Of the friends Of the officers and OF this
ship may be anxious to hear true account Of the sick
board will endeavour in few words pos
sble &c give 1t.
We have lost, up 10 this time men, and have now
twenty men and officer in the hospital with the dis
ease.
The frst man died at st. Thomas, wv. on the 26th
February and the last the Goth instant As soon
the dhease ascerained be the black vomt the
ship got underweigh and after cruising (unneces-
sarily) three days of the island her head was turned
for the north but with singular Of decision was
kept under easy sail steered for no particular port
unth lev days before arrival at this place The
object IN coming NORTH to get into cold weather as
speeos possible and thereby check the progress OF
The ship Is undoubtedly infected with the disease and
tine health OF tne crew much euervaed by spending two
summers in the most unhealthy portions OF the West
Indian suuon All In Keeping with the usual policy Of
the department. which has resulted In the loss OF ona
sioop ssd the hves OF many good from the fatal
The following ia the list Of men who died on board,
Feby. 20, William Butler ordinary seaman
I" 2s, John Smith, marine; Henry Brown do
March 2, John Donheney, marine.
/" Ia, Daniel Collins, ships corporal
|" Is, augustus B. IAthrop, ordinary seaman.
10, Thomas Dorian, do.
I" 10, Seth Parker, landsman.
20, Name not yet known, marine.
Many others that have been attacked with the disease
are oonvalescent IL would be the height OF folly
TO send tins ship to sea again this summer and With
this crew. CORRESPONDENT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT STATE STOCKS
~ Treasury Department, Raleigh, n. C., March Il,
Isseaed proposals will be received at this office unth
OF million dollars In bonds running thirty years.
bonds issued by the State Of North Carolina
construction Of the North Carolina Railroad in add
on to the faith the State all the held by State
In aid road and the dividends arising from said oc
pledged for their redemption. They will date the
hrst day OF April 1865 and will have coupons attached
the interest at six cent payable the rs4
daysof April and OCTOBER in each year.
interest and principal will be payable at the Bank
the Republic in the city Of New York unless where the
prefers to- have them payable at the Treasury
They will be issued in OF thousand dollars each
These bonds are by exempted from
alton for any purpose.
Parties bdang will please address their letters
proposals for North Carolina Stocks" to the
at Raleigh @. Tney will also state at point
what knd Of funds they propose to pay.
The bids will be opened at 10 O'Clock A. M Of the 4th
and Comptroller State, ofG Mordeca Presiden
Of the Bank OF the State of North Carolina.
The undersigned the right accepting
IN whole or In part may be deemed
the State
bidders will be required rs soon A. ADORNED
OF the acceptance OF their bids to deposit In bank
of their bids with the accrued interest from the r
April 1855 TO the credit Of the Treasurer of the ta
North Carolina This deposit may be made Bank
Carolina, or the Bank of Cape Fear, Raleigh.
Documents showing the extent the State
and the amount Of her Indebtedness may be had this
Office or on application to Messs BROWN DE RoSsETT
city Of New York. ID. W. COURTS
Public Treasurer Of North Carolina.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25
sTOLEN GOODS.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE MARCH n IA
" Owners wanted ~ this ofce for the foIowns .,
pety supposed 20 have been black trunT co
tanning wearing apparel four black roet coats two ~
black cloth pants two pair drsb spotted ans IA
satin vest orange eolored ooor.d trs
containing Clothes segsrs, &C. one gold ysst cbsin. q
trunk containing clothing, two silver vstehs. two 81
seigh robes. one bisck sk msntls, one gents byovn
watch Cooper nsser one gold vcs, attached one v
watch obss maker one drab esshsmsctta cape tws mo
key jackets three Light eoord thin coats hesn psr ia
psn ss,ss pair ht psd esssinsre psnt. srty pee
bsrs eleven pieces velvet tao DO
quantity ot monrn,nr note paper piece OF sk fringe
bscs sn hAndtercheis, Que piece o. bitek hndps n
bsck veh one piece of brown trimming. one bIsoI 49,,
gss one wse opera eass sixteen pieces dras nik bsss
OF eioap6 we h9kea eefarr Eve boxes sessr. nsrs
GLQ. ". l2T. -. CAisi N r.t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

1872 GREENWICH STREET. NEAR DEY-ro LET.
lOO one loft on first, and third floor, Ia brown
front building; also, store No. 10 Greenwich street
country house In New Brighton York avenue staten
Island Inquire on the preuses at 10 Greenwich street.
near the Batssry J. J. HEALY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

A BASEMENT OFFICE TO LET-IN WALL STREET
IA suitable Tor an insurance company. Apply to
n ID. MOORE q CO, III Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

A FINE BASEMENT, 90 by Sc; ROOMS AND OF
II fees second third and oors of the new build
ng % and Is Fulton street. to let Apply to E. EVANS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

BASEMENT TO LET-sUITABLE PoR A PHYsicIAN.
- in Great Jones street, Broadway also rooms in
the house necessary Apply at No. University place,
from to O'clock L. M. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

Union RACE COURsE-TO LET, THE FINE NE
y three story building the United Statss Hot
situated on the Brooklyn and JamAca plank direct
Of Hiram Woodruff and John /. SLediker To good tena
the rent will be moderate Apply the premises or 70
X. c. MCCORMICK, 500 Madison street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

BROADWAY BOWLING ALLEYS TO LET-TWO
ID spacious each 100 by 81 feet in the marble build
ing G2 Broadway tnear Houston street) billiards and
dpsi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

ITO LET. AT CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND-A HOUS
and I'VE acres Of ground, together with stables, ic
house, and otner outbudings for gentleman
residence The house of the most desirable th
island, commanding an extensive view of the see,
being finished In the most complete manner, wit
range, cold and hot water filters DC. The grounds
sttractively laid ou good Kitchen garden, grapes
other fruits To respectable party the premises Will
leased for term Of years Inquire the premises end
New York. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

basement houses 555 and 65I Houston street. tn.
Rroaaaw Sos IN ovsr yy d hov s gas'
dorn and for the last three years
6l6I and Glib Broadway. Apply to JAMES PRICE, 70
Hudson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

ITO LET OR LEASE-S250 AND $300-TwO PRETTY
cottage houses called Clarence villas, II rooms each
stable shade trees Croton Second Third
them day and night. Apply premises
Of l3d street and Third avenue Barnums Museum
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

Upper PART OF HOUSE Is PIKE STREET TO LIE
- to small respectable family without children thr
rooms and closets large attic bedroom with freplaee
back basement and pantres and large yard
East Broadway; can be from 12to O'Clock p, r.
ply to A. W. WELDON, 40 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

COTTAGES TO LET.-SEvERAL PRETTY COTTAGES
ninth street. Third two l03d street
Third avenue In good order, and easy of
Rent quite moderate. Apply TO JAMES PRICE 200 Hud
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

COTTAGE TO LET-AT WINDSOR TERRACE, FLAT.
~ bush Vanderbilt street and the Conay Island
plank road with stable aud garden attached The building
for store but IL desired the store will be
altered TO parlor. Rent $3.50. Apply to
X. BELkNAP, 90 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25


go S0- LAST WEEK-NEw PUPILS RECEIVE
PA.cV daily this week for writing lessons at the 1,
charge OF - 30 bookkeeping reduced this week only r.
S25 to S2 90 for thorough course Of Instruction Cards
circulars may be had at the rooms, S2 Broadway.
OLIVER ID. GOLDSMITH
A NY PERSON OF HIGH LITERARY ATTAIi
n ments, as principal with such testimonials q vou
give character standing and reputation, and who cov
comm and considerable amount Of patronage semina
styled the Huguenot Seminary In the village Bioomir
view, staten Island and who would ehciats o. pastor
the Church OF the Huguenots In said vilsge
With other competent teachers Church Hg,
n6s; Ble9pins1iew, Staten Island.
- = =--v---
pooKKEEPINc. wRtffgg, ARITHMETIC "
- DOLBEAR, Cu9 BroscsAJ, tsfnsf Houston street "
receive new urs every day and evening this week Thr
gentlemen may secure private seats t.dsy or evening vii
out extra charge and become elegant writer's and raote
bookkeeptrs before May l. Terms moderate
ERENCH LANCUAGE.-MONsIEUR AND NADIA,
Dubois are going TO form classes OF Conversation
instruction for those wishing acquire
the French LANGUAGE. Morning and Afternoon classes 4
ladies' evening classes for gentlemen. Private lessons
DUBOIS No. Clinton place, Eishth street
INSTRUCTION. A FRENCH GENTLEMAN. WE
Il has come few hours discngaged, wishes 70 improve
teaching French. Address A. L., Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

ITO LET AT HARLEM-sEvERAL NEAT COTTAGES
with gardens At from $l25 to $500 per annum also
provements Apply At WARDS Real Estate ONCE adjoir
ing the railroad depot Harlem Several houses and
for sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LEASE FOR A TERN OF
~ yearsThe very desirable country seat Of the late
Jacob Lorard beautifully situated Mt Fordham about Ave
minutes walk from the depot There thirteen Of
ground under nigh with fine garden and good
supply Of fruit The house Is In perfect order
and repete with every convenience including baths &C.
Ice house filed Stables, &C., DC. Apply to A. p. MAN
Nh lstr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

ITO LET OR LEAsE-THE TWO DWELLING HOUSES
$50 Broadway; long piano room,
room, with show room. Inquire on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

IIoUsE IN STANFORD TO LET.-A SPACIOUS AND
III cling in Stamford Connecticut corner
Willow streets with stable garden spring
and rain in the house. which Is heated by furnace and
register Distance from New York thirtysx miles by
railroad. Apply to L. BELKNAP, 81 wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

OFFICES TO LET.-FOUR FINE OFFICES TO LET,
~ at No. Broad street. Inquire on the premises Of
GEO L. PRIDE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

ITO LET IN BR0OKLYN-A FINE THREE STOR'
brick house, high basement with all the modern in
and situated 80 President street Eve minute
walk from Hamilton ferry Rent low to good tenant VII
exchange this house for property in Atlantic street. App
to =. FOUGERA. 30 North William atreet. n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

Upper PART OF HOUSE TO LET.-A LARG
~ front and back room with pantry, with two or thr
pleasant attic rooms desirable location for dentist
Doctor Location, Grand street. block Broadwa
east side Rent moderate. small family will hnd this
desirable Opportunity 1t will be let furnished or unfit
nished. Address c. W. Broadway Post Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

WANTED TO RENT-IN BROOKLYN OR HOBoKE
w q small house, or part Of q bouse-rent about 81
or in New York lot higher up than Twentieth reetre
not to exceed $3.50 Please address, with price iocat
and description Of premises Louis Stagg boz 232 Pc
Office DIV =
WANTED TO BUY-oN ATLANTIC OR FULTt
w street. brooklyn, house and lot with store n
dress Lowell Herald Office. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

ITO LET OR LEASE-A LARGE STORE ON NORTH
east corner Of broadway and Canal street. I'D mraby
publicity. Inquire at 4lSh broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

ITO LET OR LEAsE-FRoM lsT MAY, THE THREE
three.story English basement brick houses, los. II
and liz West Forty fifth street. between Sixth
avenues have the modern improvements Apply to EDWIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

ITO LET OR LEASE Ils FOURTH STREET CORNEI
Of Amos-This house is very desirable for physician
private residence business has
each floor and built In the most manner App
to JOHN s. KELSO, 80 William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

ITO RENT-A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE,
S:d street $500 three houses three story and
Murray Hill, $50. HENRY FRANKLIN, III West
Thirty fifth street, or $50 Broadway, room No. IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

ITO RENT-THE FIRST FLOOR OF 1I9 BEEKMA.
STREET. suitable for store Offices Rent $3.50 Apply
to ROSWELL G. PIERCE Pine street, corner Brosdwsr
under the Metropolitan Bank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25
HOUSES, ROOMS, 60, WAITED.

STEAM ENGINE WANTED-ABoUT TEN HoRs
- power, in perfectly good working order Address
M box 204 Post Office, stating lowest cash price.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-20
WASHINGTON CITY.
TUESDAY MORNING. FEB. 20, 1885.
coNGREss-MoNDAY-

SEsArE.-Mr Cass gave notice that he should ask leave
tomorrow morning to make remarks in relation TO
Lord Clarendon and the policy Of the British government
Bills passed establish additional land district
In the State Of Wisconsin, and for the settlement the
counts of the late Gov. Burt, OF Nebraska.
Mr. Stuart submitted resolution calling the Secre-
tary Of War information in relation military
vations at Fort Laramie Fort Riley, the Kansas Old
Fort Kearny on the Missouri and New Fort Kearny, on
the Platte or either Of them agreed to.
The Senate resumed the consideration Of the bin for the
construction of railroad from the valley of the Mississippi
TO the Pacific ocean which had been amended by the
adoption of the substitute proposed by Mr. Gwn provid
ing construction Of three roads instead of The
bill was amended motion by Mr.. Fessenden by pro-
yidng that the gauge should not be less than five and
half feet Messrs. Rusk Gwin Seward, Chase Bell and
Toucey advocated the BILL and Messrs Clayton Butler,
Geyer Pearce Mason, Wells and Evans opposed it, The
bill read third time and passedyeas a. nays 81
and after executive session. the Senate adjourned
HOUSE REraEsEsrAuvEs.--The Speaker laid before
the House a communication from the Treasury Depart
ment transmitting additional estimates for public service
in the Territories Kansas and Nebraska referred to the
Committee of Ways and Means.
The House then resumed the consideration OF the Pres
dents veto message and after discussion upon post
poneen the question taken Shall the bill pass the
objections of the President the contrary nowthstand
ing and it negatiyedyeas lla nays 86it requiring
a two-thrds vote.
They then proceeded the consideration of the civil
and diplomatic appropriation bill Mr. Sellers submitted
as amendment it the French spoliaon bill which
had been vetoed BY the President but ruled out of
order by the chairman, Mr.. Hibbard Without further
action the committee rose and The House adjourned.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-20
From the Louisiana Courier
A VOICE FROM THE STATE OF NEW YORK.

The late defeat inflicted the democratic party of New
York by the combinations and fusion of abotonists
wings, know-nohings, temperance men, women s-rghts
men, and disciples of the kindred sms has awakened it
seems the right kind Of spirit among of the sober
minded citizens of that great Commonwealth. They seem
determined be taken again by surprise in the last
election; but taking time by the foreock, to organize
themselves fully for any future emergency. Those who
think that the democracy of New York is dead even
dormant little know the energy and resolution which
its characteristic qualities 1t displayed during the last
spirit of vitality which astonshed those who had
dealt it the blows and would have trumphed
the whole line of battle had not treason and unfair
dealing deprived it Of its full strength In spite of the
many which initiated against it. and which impe-
ded its onward march maugre the brutal caumnes which
were heaped upon oil its candidates; Notwithstanding d.
vision had dscord in its ranks and Its two branches
had healed up their differences the democracy though
defeated remained unconquerable, and swept like
ancle the city of New York. electng its candidate for
mayor and the whole party ticket.
In CHANGING files attention was arrested by
the following platform of principles erected by the citizens
of Chautauque county rrespecce Of party 1t is made OF
ten planks-ten solid hickory panksnot of which
can displaced without destroying the harmony beauty
and strength of the work. As they worth perusing
and even demand serious examination append them for
the qualification of friends and the edicaon of our
foes hoping that the latter may derive from them lesson
which every true American should learn and once learned
never forget:
l. That the designs Of every civilized government should
be the protection Of individuals and communities in their
respective rights Of person and property and to secure
equal and exact justice to all the governed.
O. That all laws should originate with the people, or their
immediate and be in accordance with the
wishes Of majority of the governed
g. That every citizen is morally bound to support and
defend the government created and sanctioned by ma
jority
That the right to emgrate and absove allegiance is
a right pertaining to every citizen.
5. That government should have uniform naurali
zation laws.
g. That all the burdens and mmunities of government
nure alike to native and adopted citizens as secured by
our State and federal constitutions
That secret political societies andemocratc and
couptng in their tendencies arbitrary in their operation
and perpetual restraint free discussion and there
fore dangerous to republican institutions.
s. That still hold that capable of self-gov-
eminent
g. That the ends of government best promoted by
welorganzed political associations acting openly before
the people
10 That the system of delegated conventions is the only
and convenient mode of presenting candidates for the
suffrages of the people.