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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-27
Entered for Consumption.

The Southern trade the past week has been light, while
there has been improved show Of business from the
West, especially the older States OF that region.
Though the trade from thence generally expected 10 be
larger than during the spring OF last year. yet no
anticipates any general permanent Improvement
until another crop grown Should that prove abundant
the coming summer, IT will go far 10 rens;ate the West
II will not only add materially 70 the resources
of the people, bu will bring the extensive railroad In
terest which has been much injured by inferior har
not only enable the farmers TO iqudate past
but also add 10 their of consumption. The late
from Manchester, England indicated high state OF
activity and prosperity among the cotton manufacturers
where all busy while many working orders
month IN advance Of their production The trade
TO the East Indies continued good while there i'm
proved Continental demand for yarns, including cotton
warps and filings and buyers from thence found 1t diff
cult orders. The trade had been able 10
tabish advance IN the prices OF yarns. In this
try manufacturers equally busy, and the supply OF
staple cotton domestic goods in most descriptions is light
In cases the demand in advance Of productions
The Eastern market it is said has been pretty well clear
ed Of drills for export. Heavy and light brown aud
bleached she-,inrs and nirtngs sustained at the
recent Improvement. The advance in raw cotton will
prevent any reaction in the trade at present
Inc same general remarks apply to domestic wool.
lens. The chief feature OF the week has been
the increased activity in the auction rooms Several
large public sales have been held they premise 10
be increased scae week The principal eu.
brsced French printed goo az and printed snaws, which
sod ct satisfactory prices Broche sha being late in
the season. dragged All desirable styles Of French prnt
ed goods we're sold at good prices. Messrs Haggery
Co sold large line OF Canton mating which brought
Ply though the market Is not general thing, over
stocked Our want of space compes details in
Guiding quotations for the styles OF goods both
domestic and foreign.
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THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

The following a comparative statement OF the imports
of foreign dry goods at New York for the week and since
jan L.
FIR the tceek. 1857. 1858. 1859
Entered the port 81 95s ,2e5 81 $50 226
Thrown on market. 1,2o5,sl6 l,4as,l5l a,oo2olo
Since Jan. j.
Catered the port. sl307e 1852 800 81 o6o5 sos
Thrown market. 80 $40 16,asi,22o pa
The above official statement shows large increase 10
both the amount Of entries OF dry goods the amount
thrown upon the market The past week compared with
week in the two previous years. The same may be
sad Of the totals since the LIST of January 1882 against
the period in 1858 and ls57-the those
in 1855 being nearly double the Withdrawals and
than double the eutes while they exceed those of 1851
by nearly two millions OF dollars. The folio wing tables
give the value Of certain lines Of goods entered, with
drawn ana wareboused curing the past week.
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This convention has At length had the good sense To
break up without agreeing thing 10 every forme
the convention b agreed 10 . careful prepared
schedule Of freight charges and in every for Ter case the
great Corning road Though Central New Yor has mi 10
haste to violate the in both letter and spirit
Foremost ,eotang and bind every Other roai an
in securely fastening that all decJed elterpr ses
the matter Of s obtaining freight were quite prevent
ed, the willy Corning home and secretly puts hls
fullest ram1cauons Of this very machinery, 81 securely
locked upon his rivals part the most active notion anu
at the end Of q month there explosion ana
perhaps sharp rivalry for little time The mana
gers Of the great roads south OF New York may
have for acting otherwise just but the ead
VIII be that bargain will be made again with Cornings
New York Central road It's management is thor olshly
interruptions ana its rivalry Ia not in the Isl OF nonoroie
and legitimate contests for business II has been favote
policy with Corning TO profess great favor 10 the Peoosy
ana Baltimore roads, and to them wea pons
sganst the FIRE. Now he for ward to defend thu
vioato OF the last compact made two three months
seo, tie ground that the southern roads get
ing more than their Of business He seeks
ground, and 10 enact rates. which shall give every
son has come which permits unlimited expansion of ths
freight business Of the New York Central, and the gar
mept put for winter business be laid aside rne
better to make further rery with the slip
perry New York Central. II s determined 10 Try aoNtner
lunous rivalry well exhaust itself now as ever
10 make bargains merely holding until rival gains time
and nds opportunity TO violate them 10 his profit, about
as bad as 70 1--we without them
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Total value - S455245 1927 ,l03
Decrease Of week as oomlared with that OF 49, 2s,i22
Fhe folio sing is comparative statement OF the value
exports from the of the year 10 March
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mIsCELs.AHEOgS.
IRON GARDEN ORNAMENTS.

IRON GARDEN ORNAMENTS.
JAMES, BEEBE 4 co.
$50 Broadway, r.,
In addition ~ their variety
articles OF sdornment for gardens lawns court yards ana
public parks.
FOUNTAINS from s2s 10 $500.
VASES.
over 30 different paterpr secs from ~ IN srss
hLJTLRs AND CHAIRS OF all The various patterns
LIONS,
Colossal life and In miniature standing And yepo~og
DfER-Ihree different patterns.
DOGS-hleven different patterns
WILD BOARS FUAES, EAGLES, LAMPS M
IllusrStod catalogues sent By M all
JAMES BEEBF A CO.
356 Broadway, NJ Y.
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Interest on floating debt for 1868. ....... 84,6T
Iascouut On currency received from agents &c. $40
Discount on drafts on other railroad companies OIL
Commission allowed for services IA the pay
Ment and funding Of coupons. .............. $50
Taxes Tor 1858, 30 TAR As reported ........ 23,I2
ported, per schedule IF, $685.
Amount sundry coupoDs, apparently overpad,
being probably chargeable 70 other accounts,
subject TO correction. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ls5
Total. ,7O6,sz
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER clAL.

SATURDAY March 26--6P. NJ
The stock market duh to-day, and prices some
what irregular. Some OF the commission brokers report
outside ORDERS and the government and State stocks
md class Of bonds good request at rather Bet
prices. But on she other hand the bears do not
in their policy Encouraged by the continuance Of
favoabie reports Of business In the west, they sell all
Ne Western stocks with undminshed boldness, and
kighten many Of the timid operators who might
stherwse buy the strength Of the crop prospect me
chief contest continues TO be Michigan Southern,
which to-day closed a decline of per cent the otner
Western stocks about the as yesterday. har
Inn preferred is being freely taken by prominent house,
had has an advancing tendency. New York Central was
shade lower: the reports from the road are favorable
Cumberland advanced a ia short while we may pro-
baby expect bear the details OF the business that VIII
be aepe this season Pacific Mail and Panama both
ap.t with moderate Gales In the afternoon the business
done was light and the market closed heavy.
The folop ing he last Missouri six per
sent, So Al Canton Company, le'4 20; Cumberland
Goal Co, preferred. 23X u; Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, Tsh 10; New York Central Railroad, 10 "
Erie aaucad, lOA u; HUDSON River Railroad, slk
81 Har,r IN Railroad IL Il Reading Railroad, 4s4s
Michigan Central Railroad, 61a q; Michigan Southern
Indiana Railroad 1879 7s do. guaranteed,
Az q; Panama Railroad, 1l7s "a Illinois Central
Railroad 81 u; Gaena and Chicago Railroad, 6S "a
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, rs ~ Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad, IS a u.
Money continues offered 70 the brokers at fsur
per The banks ask five for call loans, but their de
ponors under hid them Exchange closed dull the sup
py of bills beng of the demand Tue last price
loeh a * for sterling The steamer for Europe
took cut $3.50 600 in specie
The business OF the Subrreasury TO day WAS as follows
fnsA receipts. .............. sou o.
--teT CUSTOMS. otj'Vo w
foisl pay menis p',.ot 20
Balance oiVfo%oo W
The Treasury paid in during the week amounted
10 sA5,6 u4.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House TO- day were
Sls, s4l $50 o. and the balances 81 ,l24 1897 l6.
TIE following dividends have been decared-The Che
rca Bank quarterly dividend OF six per cent, payable
O. The April; the Bulls Head Bank, semi annual
dividend OF four per cent payable April l. the Central
Railroad Company Of New Jersey, dividend Of ten per
of the earnings of the year payable 10 full
stock the I'd of April the Warren Bank, South Dan
vers, sass, four per cent, payable april l.
Iee Illinois Central Railroad Company was organized
r the year a meeting Of the Board this day by the
reelection Of W. H. Osborn, President and G. B. McClel
hn, Vice President.
The Reading Railroad Company brought down for the
ending Thursday, II 1877 tons, making total for
the year 3ss l69 TONS against 81 ore to the
date last year. being increase Of II ,o99 TONS
The following table will compare the exports Of the
pript ipal staple articles the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-27
Movements an Real Estate.


55xls IT, $50, 900
lot with gore In rear, H. s. 10th st., loo #. east
l2lh observation-disclosures. 600
II do. do 1875 Il. G. 18TH a., ea 970
DO and mansion house, adj above, ca $50
90 n. 8. 76th st., l25 f. W. 1lth av., ea 900
l do. dioining above. $50
n cor 18th and 10Th st.. % 2x1o0.. ... $40
W. llth av, adjoining above ........... 1l60
n e. cor 1lth av and 76th et................ 975
c. e. llth av., adjoining above ea............ 9i6
Is. cor llth av. and 10th st............... 1,225
2e. e. 1lth av., adjoining above ea............ $50
g. W. cor 18th av. and 10th st............. 1900
". s. 18th adjoining above. .............. $50
l do Observation-Disclosures. 1000
8. s. 7sth st., 100 #. W lith av, 25xeo $50
do adjoining above, 25x50, ea....... 90
do do do. ....... 500
do. do. 25x45, ca $50. 63b
do' do. 25x40 ea... 435
/ D. 10th st. 30 r., e. 18th av, with water right,
Be- g. 18th ev. n. Q. cor. 10th ST., do. 70xSO 1880
] do 23xsS, inc water right OF 70 n. adj. $3.50
do adjoining above, ea................ sou
ID, with mansion house, l0lst st., Bdway l25
BY F. II. ludlow 4 Co.
story h. G. 4th av, n. 35th e lot "a $3.50. $50
do. do. 34th st., lot 20xsO. $50. 10000
story h. & lot 46th St, Of 7th av..... 400
4 do. adjoining above. ................... 5000
BY Adrian Fl. Muller.
House and lot q Columbia Ct, Al ii 1ix100. 800
do 80 Wet 9th St. 26X half the block ,l76
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Exports from the Port OF New York 90
Foreign Ports for the Week Ending March
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WHAT THEY SAY OF IT IN ALBANY.
Nv IHE MALT WI ~

anufsctured by JOHN NokkIOnf IL Meeting Nth an i'm
dense se e Mat Vine made from pure hops and
hnl nothing else tis perfect In all parts and IT, without
bany Standard editorial Febr,larv - ~ w.
For sale Ia wood and IN bottles Al 10 North Moore street.
THOMAS DAVE
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FOR CALIFORNIA

illinois. New York. April Aspfnwal
Northern Light. York.. April Aspinwan
THE HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS sTEAMRlss.
HnPIRs CIrY-From New York ID, arriving Havana 7th
and New oresu. 10Th Prom New Orleans 1A, Havana 2Sd
arriving ct New York 26h.
CAHHwBA-Frm New York l2th. arriving At Havana 18th
Orleans ish From New Orleans 9th, Havana SOh
Pnur DELpnIA-TrmnN New York l7h arriving Havana
New orleans 9th From New Orleans bh, Havana Sth
arriving at New York 18th
IsABsl-From Charleston eth l9h due ct Havana sth
and sd From Havana 10Th and 25 due 1t New York 10th
aud 3lst 49,
G when the above dates fall Sunday the steamers win
san on Monday, except from New Orleans-
SPECIAL NOTICE
Al packages S.d letters iatsnde for ns new yoRx HERALD
IN bs edk
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-12-30
saRRIEEsS SALE.

q tate of Louisiana parish OF Bossler,
y In the district court. A. E Hearne
VS.. James r. Cason, No. 1884. John
Bonn VS.. James r. Cason, No. 1894.
Bv virtue Of writs of f. ia. issued out
fthe honorable the district court Of
the parish of Bossier, in the above en-
titled suits and to me directed, have
seized and will proceed TO sell at pub
lie auction. at the court house door in
the town of Bellevue, parish Of Bossier,
on the first
S A T u RDAY,
the Sth day Of January, A. ID. 1860, be-
tween the hours Of II O'Clock A. M. and
z. NJ. the following described prop
erty, to-wit:
The undivided oae>erghth part of the
succession Of Edward j Cason, late OF
this parish, decd, beng the entire in
terest Of the deltndent, JamessR Cason
therein, the said defendant being an
heir Of the said Edward J Cason de-
ceased.
Also the undivided one-eighth part
of the following described slave:
jim, "a woman, aged about fifty
years.
MOURNING, a woman, aged about
thirty. fivesyears.
JUDE. a man aged abaut eighteen
years.
KATE, girl aged about eighteen
years.
MILE, woman aged about nine
teen years, and her child aged about
Is months.
The interest in the slaves herein
mentioned will be sold together witt
the Interest in the succession, they
havlngkbeen inventoried as part thereof
The Interest in The said properly viii
be sold without said property being
present it being now in the legal pos
session OF the administrators Of said sue
cesson.
Seized as the property of James R
Cason and TO be sold TO pay and salts
ly the wrlts issued in the above entities
suits.
Terms OF saIe--On a credit of twelvl
months. purchasers to give approve,
personal security and a mortgage re
tanned on the property.
Sheriff 8 office at Bellevue, Decem
Der 18th, 1919.
L. f. STEELE. Sheriff.
BY w. J Hancock. Dp'y.
ms 81 pf$i2 SO
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Judge 18th District.
sHERIFFs SALE.

CState Of Louisiana, parish of Bossier.
y In Justice " Walkers court No
- w B Gamhill vs.. Thomas B Bal
lard. By virtue oil three writs Of e. ia.
issuel out Of the honorable the Justice
court by v Walker Esq, Of the par
ish of Bossier, in the above entitled
suit and to me directed I have seized
and will proceed to sell at the court
house door in the town of Bellevue,
parish of Bossier. on the first
URDAY
the 18th day Of January, A d 1860, be-
tween the hours of II A nj and 4 z
NJ, the following described property,
to-wit
The south least quarter Of the south
east quarter of section No twenty sew
en- (27) in township No twenty-three
1881 of range No eleven Ii of the
northwest land district Of Louisiana,
containing forty acres more or less with
all the Improvements thereon.
Seized as the property of Thomas
B. Ballard. and TO be sold to pay and
satisfy the Writs ia the above entitled
suit.
Terms of sale-On a credit OF twelve
months, purchasers to give bond and
security.
Bellevue 10th day Of December
1859. Ii STEELE, Sheriff.
By w Hancock, Dp'y
ms 1t pf$10
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SUCCESSION SALE,
AND HIRING OF NEGROES.

Ctate of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier.
~ By virtue of an order of sale and
hire 10 me directed from the Clerk OF
the District Court, of SAID Parish and
State, !, Elijah A. Shippey, admins
traitor of the succession of A. Is. Low
rance and his wife E. Radcliffe, will sell
at public auction on
NJ O NJ ID Il Y,
the 2nd day of January, A. y. 1861,
at the late residence of the deceased.
The following land belonging to said
succession, to wit; the north half OF the
south east Quarter Of section thirteen
G3) township twenty-five, icy range
fourteen, (l4) and the north west quar-
ter of the south west quarter OF section
eighteen (ls) township twenty two (22l
range thirteen Q3) containing l2o
acres, and situated in the Parish atore-
said. being the land on which deceased
lad their residence, also, the remaining
personal property belonging to said sue
cession, consisting Of a COW and cali
and some household furniture.
Also--at the same time and place
| will hire out for the year 1860, the
slaves belonging to the succession OF B.
Radcliffe, deceased, consisting of two
women, girl, and two children.
Terms OF Sale.-Cash, withth ben
eft of appraisement. Titles at cost o.
purchasers. Persons hiring slaves will
give their notes with approved person
al security, due on the lst day of Jan
uary, A. d. 1861, bearing s per cent
interest after due, and shall furnish
slaves with two suits Of clothes and 9
pair OF shoes eacf.
This lst day of December, 1859.
E. A. SIIIPPEY,
Administrator.
no23f,t pf 5l7 SO.
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STRAY SALE.

TYstrayed before B. F. Crownoyer, j.
IL p, by James Millions, on the
10th day of September 1859, and will
be sold before the court house door, in
the town Of Bellevue on the 2nd Satur-
day in March; 1860, for cash, the fol-
lowing described animal, to-wit A
small white MARE, about 4 hands high,
six years old, branded with IS II on
the right hip. Said animal was taken
up at the promises of the said Millions
about the 10th day of August last, and
appraised at one hundred dollars.
The owner of said mare is requested
to come forward, prove property; pay
charges, &c.
w. III. HILL, Stray master.
Bellevue, Sept, Is, 1859. nl2-e
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STRAY SALE.

Ty strayed before v. Walker, j. p,
Il by Bethel Smith on the oath day
of June 1859, and will be sold on the
3Ist day Of December 1859, before the
court house door in the town of Belle
we, for cash, the following described
animal, to-wit: A dark bay MARE
MULE about three years old, about Id
hands high-branded on the left shout
der with the letter E and with the letter
D on right shoulder; has the mark Of
gear on the shoulder and back. Valued
at one hundred and forty dollars. The
owner of said mule is requested to
come forward, prove property, pay
charges, &c.
w. II. HILL, Stray master.
JuIyI, 1859. v1nl6m
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STRAY SALE

Tsstrayed before me, the undersigned
u authority, by E. s. Clark, on the
10th day of October, 1859, and will be
sold before the court honse door, IN the
town of Bellevue, on the Sd Saturday
in January, 1860, for cash, the follow
ing described STEER. to-wit: white
steer with black head and spot an the
right shoulder, about IL years old, with
the points of his horns sawed and
marked with smooth crop and saw
sett in the left ear.
The owner Of said animal is request
ed to come forward, prone property
pay charges, &c.
Bellevue, La, Oct. 18th 1859.
w. III. HILL
MI 3m Stray>master.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
no2sot pf$l7 SO.

Cttate Of Louisiana, parish OF Bossier,
- Succession of John Gregg, deed,
Notice is hereby given that by virtne
Of an order and commission from the
District court for said State and Parish.
there will be sold at public auction at
the last residence Of John Gregg, decd.
the following lands known as the west
half of north west quarter, south east
quarter OF north west quarter. the west
half of north east quarter and north
half OF south west quarter OF section
thirty, township seventeen, range ten
west. 281 acres more or less. Also. the
south east quarter of north west quar-
ter and north east quarter OF south
east Quarter and south hall OF south
east quarter Of section thirty-three,
township seventeen, range ten west,
Lot No. two Of section four, township
sixteen. range ten, and lot No. two and
north west quarter OF south west
quarter Of section thirty-four township
seventeen. range ten west. contalnln g
305 35-100 acres more or less. Also,
one undivided third interest in the
west quarter of north west quarter oil
section thirty-two, township seventeen,
range ten west. Also, the movahles
belonging 10 said succession, mules,
horses, cattle, hogs, furniture also,
corn and fodder.
Sale to be made within the legal
hours on the 18th day oil January, A,
/ n 1874 for Partition
Terme-AlI sums Of less than ter
dollars cash; all sums of ten dollars and
over on credit of twelve months with
eight per cent. per annum interest from
date. notes to be given with approved
personal security and a mortgage re
tanned on the land 10 secure the pnr'
chase price. The price of the land tt
| bear.eight per cent. per annum interes
| from date. The other notes to bea
interest at the same rate from maturi
ty. Sale TO be made by
w. Fl. HILL,
Dec. Sth. 1859. Auctioneer.
ma Ct pf $40 90
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JUDGMENT,

Isabella ELDER In the District
VS.. Court Of Bossier
ALBERT w. spuRLIN parish, No 1886
I'm this cause by reason Of the law
4 and the evidence, It is ordered,
adiudeed and decreed, that the plaintiff
recover Of the defendant the separate
control and administration Of her sepe-
rate property, and that the community
of acquests heretofore existing between
plaintiff and defendant be and is hereby
dissolved and extinguished, and on mo-
ton ofplaintif's counsel, that the claim
of plaintiff for FIVE hundred dollars,
moneyed demand, is dismissed as Of
non-suit, and defendant pay cost.
Done and signed in open Court on
this 9th day of December 1859.
[signed-l w. B. EGAN,
Judge 18th District
l hereby certify the above and fore
going to be true and correct copy O
the original Judgment in the above
entitled suit now on file in this office
Given ouder my hand and seal O
office, at Bellevue on this the 14th day
of December A. D. 1859.
THOMAS N. BRADEN,
ms stspfs6 90 Deputy Clerk