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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-02-08

with Seward, Wade, Webb ard
other deluded anti-slaveryites rem
ders him wholly incompetent to
understand the delicate situation
of the country at the present time,
and an exceedingly dangerous
counsellor f)r Democratic Presi-
@e1t. These positions may be
unpalatable to our neighbor, but
like our election news time will
verify their truth.
COMMUNICATED.
Friend Nead:- g.. "..
AS every person in the coun
try seems anxious to learn hat
was done at Milwaukee Oh the
18th Of last month, respecting the
n. I. r. r., l will say that Mr..
T. P. Dave, who represented this
county assures me that resolu-
ton was passed by the Board of
Directors of the NJ. & Prairie du
Chicn r. r., to pay Is per cent
on all freights delivered t, them;
also Mr. Davis says that the Pres
ident and several Of the directors
gave him assurances that When
we had, raised sufficient basis
that the money can be raised to
push the work forward to OH ear
ly COMPLETION, and that the Board
would 10 all that could be rcas-
cnaoly expected to assist the pro-
;ect. 4 tac as / am concerned, l
am ready to answer any questions
yourself or any person wish, as
far as I am able. So far as |
know, there is nothing known to
me which the people can't know.
| with perfect safety. The r. r.,
is q matte + of vital Importance to
every man, and each and every
man in the county, should not
ONLY know, but act for himself and
promptly do his part with his
neighbour. In order to secure the
Read, the Company must have
$1,000 PEI nile to grade the
Road, as Tie 81 million of Ger
man money is not forthcoming;
| it stands us in hand to work the,
harde~. and the harder the ire
pressib'e conflict presses onus the
greater the necessity for us to
press onward. Lit every man in.
the county subscribe every lar
he can pay, and not :, stop there
but vote for the Land grant, then,
see that the Stock in his township
is properly represented al Nc
Gregor on the ooh, a: the cleo
tier of the Directors, ard see that
such men is elected as, you are
satisfied are capable, to protect
your interest. You have nothing
to fear in voting your lands or in
subscribing stock in9the J Road
IfAou do your duty to yourselves
when you talk of losing what you
subscribe, you forget THAI you are
the company, and if you look af-
ter your affairs. you alone are to
blame for it,, .:r,.g IN. ~ T ~ 11'l
Ard the cheapr ess Of the road
andathe amount of business the
country will furnish does net war
rant any fears as to the ultimate
value Of the Stock in your road,
nor does the character of the pres,
ent board allow of any fears. The
namrs Of John. Thompson, Judge
Brown, 0. C.'Lee,, Reuben Noble
and our Augustus, are spfh clent
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-02-08
Springfield sr each, said:

DPT1nEUeIu X o0cH, SAUL
81 did not say that desired that slavery
should be pnt in Il course of ultimate extinct
ion. do say so now, howerer 50 there need
be no difficulty about that A ISL
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-02-08
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Constantly on hand, or made to
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-02-08

&c, FUR EJyTUK7E ----
In exchange for Dry Lumber, or Grsi,g at
fair prices aad the highest market rates al
lowed. ,.,., 761y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-17
Personal IntellIgence. .

We perceive that the business Of the United States
District Attorneys Office has not ceased since the with
drawal of of the assst.ts. Ex-Judge Roosevelt is
there with his usual punctuaty daily receiving insuc
tions from Washington directed TO him as United
States District Attorney While Judge Roosevelt and his
efficient assist, Mr. j. Buchanan Henry remain in their
resent positions the office will not be closed; does
IL appear that the event OF the number OF the
ment Of the present United States District
Attorney.
Judge Clifford, OF Illinois, r N Hudson, Of Indiana; j.
Prentice and wife, Of Wisconsin; j. Long, OF Georgia;
NJ Thayer and A. r. Mason, Of Boston, stopping
the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Senator LATHAM Of Calfovnia John Magec and family
Of Bath, ~ r.; H nowbridge, Of New Haven, and John
lockwood OF Buffalo, are stopping at the s. Nicholas
Hotel.
Hon. J. B. Howe, Of Newark Valley; L. Wilson, Of the
United States Navy; s. Smith, II O. Sanderson, and r
Iopghram, Of St. Louis; G. D. Muller, T. Barrop, and
W. II. Paul, OF ST. Paul Albert Keep, q Chicago h. $
Seokln Of Virginia, d. T. Skeet, Of Tennessee
stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Judge shpman, Of Hartford Col James N. Thompson
Of Springfield s. Hunting, OF Danbury o. Benedict, Of
Bethel w. Sutherland, Of Washington r. p. Micrdis Of
Boston; L. X. Boyd, Of Connecticut; j. B. Rumrin, OF
Springfield; G. ii. Saith, OF Danbury, and Miss NJ
Stephens Of Philadelphia are stopping al the Abemarle
Hotel
Gov o. p. Morton, Of Indiana Hon. A. b. DIN, and
WIFE Of Troy Hon. q. Reynolds Of Hooeic; Capt Bliss
Of the ship Commodore, and family; Iievt Brown and
VI. I. Honrson, Of the United States Navy; Isaac 7.
uaher Of Wisconsin G. w Cottrel, Of Montreal; John
Powell and @. D. simmonds, Of Springfield, Illinois, j.
Hammctt, OF Ohio NJ Rosepbaum, OF Richmond; and r
NJ. Edmonds and j. o. Dewey, of New Hampshire, are
stopping at the Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SATURDAY. March lG--GP.M.

a /.
The foreign exchange market closed pretty
firm al about 1861 az for bankers sterling, and
$3.50 1917 for francs. The supply Of mercantile
bills Ia pretty fair. Money is, If anything, easier
Than IL was.
The stock market continues inactive, but prices
remain steady. There is no stock pressing for
ale, neither, on the other hand are there any pro.
minent buyers Of the speculative stocks. A
steady consumptive demand exists for govern.
ments, all descriptions Of which advanced to-day;
and the advance in these keeps the tone Of the
general market steady. At this mornings beard
United States 6's Of 1851 advanced "a, the 5's Of
1874 as much, and Illinois Central bonds y; New
York Central rose 4, Pacific Mail Il Eric z, Illinois
Central 4, Toledo 4, Galens 4. Tennessees and
Missouris were both fraction lower; Rock Island
and Michigan Southern also fell of triae. After
The board the market was dull. In the afternoon
stocks were shade better and closed firm, the
following being the quotations United States
Sc 1874, ssH 30; Tennessee s's, 7i2. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-17

teaching and 2c4e ooadjutors Daring tho psos Of IA
ysars the Jesus have screascd IN number by Ana In
ls11 there were only l752; IN 1854 ssls; isss scs
and in 1850, 14. There 2l8l French yesuits. bol
Belgian, 206 Dutch $50 Spanish As Austrian, 627 Ger
man, 370 Engsh ~ American and 742 Italian. More
than ,0CO OF them employed In foreign missions
under tho authority Of the Propaganda In France they
divided into three provnces-1 o85 in province
Of Paris oi6 in that Of Lyons and b3i that Of Toulouse
They have colleges for day scholars 81 for boarders 10
religious seminaIes houses for novciates, 80 private
residences, and 81 stations missions Ia Italy the Je
suits divided among i've prevnces-Rome, Naples,
Venice Sicily and Piedmond In that there were In
1890 462 Naples AT; sicily, $685. Piedmont 29l and In
venetia 23S The Jesuts have been expelled from Pred
mont, Lombardy, Aodens, the Marches Umbria, Romag
and the Two sciies In the kingdom Of Naples they
had colleges for day scholars for boarders and re-
bgous seminar les for priests E Sicily they had oo
leges for day scholars for boarders seminary for
priests Those who have been driven OF the Pontdca
provinces now occupied by Ptedmon. are 1874 Der,
OF whom Is at Asoo 20 at Fano 10 at Faenza, IS
at Ferrara II at Fermo 10 al For, at Folgno 70 at
Loreto Is at siDgaga 20 at Sp0aeto, Is at 0rveto at
Bologna and at Ssbna There about 800 Jesuits at
Rome OF whom 1855 employed At the Roman College,
Is in the editorshp Of the OHa Oaica II at the Ger
manic College, 10 II tho College Of the Nobes 10 at that
Of South America SO 1t the Novicate and II In the es
isbshment Of st. Eusebus Throughout the whole OF
Italy there longer any but at Rome, voh, the
Comarca and at Terentno in the province Of Frosnone
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-17
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
SATURDAY Mnrch Ia p

AsHm.-sales 80 bbls at former prices.
BRxApsruyYs.-Flour In good demand At q further
advance Of &C. loc The sales amounted TO IL 900 bps
State and Western, 500 bbs Southern aAd 500 bbs
Canada closing with shipping brands extra State at S. 20
a e5 2b, and do. do. extra Ohio At 81 60 . IS 90.
Rye -four and corn meal were unchanged. Wheat
was L. higher and active, with sales Of 10000
busels at 81 Al 81 SO for white Western 81 90 81 81
for red do 81 ~ 81 rs for Milwaukee club and amber
Wisconsin, mostly a. 81 70 81 2s Northwestern club,
81 90 and Chicago spring at 81 10 49, Corn was In
fair demand and sales made OF $1,000 bushels at
oOc. olc. for new, and CSC CSC. for old Western
mixed e2xc. for old round white; eio csc. for yci
low Southern Rye aud oats inactive but steady
Barley was quiet sales 800 bushels State at 73c 7ac
PRovn1oSs and CorroN were unchanged.
wmsxyy.--ssles 500 bbls. at Ike. a171c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-17
One brig, unknown.
Miscellaneous.

The heavy snow storm and gale of Saturday night
very from NE The steamers from the Eastward viz
Long Island Sound did not arrive until about Pm yesterday
and did start again at the usual hour There
from yesterday except ship Great Western, ant
steamships North star and Arabia Capt Stone Of the
gale the he felt this coast
We have information from the coast but the telegraph
reports that the gale felt from Boston Norfolk is t
be feared that many disasters have occurred.
The steamship City OF Manchester Capt Roske sailed yes
erday Queenstown and Liverpool with 80 passengers
The steamship Bremen, Capt Vessels sailed yesterday fol
Southampton and Bremen with lo2 passengers.
inst lat "a o. Ion 50 49, sehr with foremas
ssps sna ~ % y sw sa
brig but could render no assistarce.
srJoHss NE March s-The swordash, from Montreal with
ed and repaired and has since sailed for port In
Britain
sehr Lookout steering s, was seen March a. Cape Cod
Foreign Ports.
and h. ssfa Msy
am) Claussen for do do; Lochnvar Cole and Wheeler
B
n aaa 'hss Ssss Tsss
Bar Sss a%
ssy b os s ssn sss s .ss1 %
stanley from Jacksonville FEB Aretas Chase from
SD ScrA
cucurra Jan GAR ship castan Proctor Cape Noun,
LTKnsooI, Feb assid steamship Palestine, Londonderry
M.Taszas March Tin port ships Raio, Prince, for Fail
SS%nGs ef falmouth fs sf osroos small Ii Green
% ca oP
do s ss ns Ssn GsS; Hn
Ann GeyeI for Holmes r'oe DO Lsryasee DAILY and
or
Smith, smith for philadelphia DO; Harper wsrdwel 70.
stewart Kane for New York do chiefain Br for Portland
PAssFor.sc, Jsn iorn port bark rhilomela Films, FOR
NYork via samaTapg ldg tnct ~ before 400,
York (and proceeded for IAverpooD.
--LATEST rra AaAn,a, VA ogzTysrows
Arr from Noresns Achilles (or AdIclles at glasgow
arr From sseS and 'aRy liverpool
Arr sroIi Charleston de S9ur a. 81 NaSalre ,..,. .
American Ports.
CHARLESTON, March FAR bark Indus Green, BAIT.
more; schr manhssse ward NYork CID Dan brig Goethe
Olsen 3aeensoSn and mkt brig White white Geo ,sa
NEW ORLEANS March l0-Arr Coy teD ships Greenwood,
NORFOLK, March iS-Arr Br bark Caooney, Mc.5reaay,
Scotland cid schrs Leroy Osborn, and Bates carnes New
iG.h E1s%nn March SA steamer, Kennrn
os, Cape Ieysn GRIMM FOSTER c aS@s sf
Han Msrsa%ss do Mary Ellen Case srseIpolt; Ponder
Samson, kcsiasSp Havana XIV Robert. Solssa Corr
Kspay oyer cs.dsass9 sasrsSSsss ssly sS Ss
Effort, Smith Charleson Rich Crowell Boston Nathl
Holmes, Hewitt Roxbury Mary Ehcn, Case Grrenport;
Q Nelson sses,h. and Hslsey, Penny, NYork
nic, Havgpas Forest City, Balm, Havana
RICHMOND, March +-Arr steamship Jane stown, skin.
ner, NNork schr Marshal, Chichester, ID.
SAN FRANGisCo March Arr shipsierra Nevada Fos
London bark Daniel Webster stannsrd shangae March
steamship Cortes Panama Cid ship Dashug Wave Lccrsw
Eyork.
SAVANNAH, March PAR schr Courier Treworgy, 9os
ton Cid bark Johanna Antonetta or Eckersbug Sunder
land schrs Goden Rod Collins, Matanxas; Adolph Hugel
Mason, Boston; II Farnham Parker Wilmington, NC Also
cid ship Agnes. Jones. LIVERPOOL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-17
The Orange street Fire, ath
OF Anne b. TrenOr.

Ammo B. Trenor, the young woman who was rescued
from the fire in Orange street, in state Of insensbity,
died yesterday morning, in the Hospital from the effects
Of the smoke on her lungs Coroner Horton summoned
inquest, and the body being viewed adjourned TO
THURSDAY next when investigation will be gone into.
The wife Of Geo. Abrecht, the young who is under
arrest on suspicion Of setting fire TO the building s said
10 be seriously Ill from the effects.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In your issue Of the 10th you give apparently mi
mute and accurate account of fire at No. los Orange
street. Brooklyn mandatory Of hoop skirts and Of the
rescue Of Anne Trenor by member of Engine Company
No g. statement of the fire does Hook aud Ladder
Company No i, of Brooklyn great injustice The men,
bers Of that company at the fire, and M Charles
Baeey member OF that company the first 70 enter
the building followed by the member Of Engine Company
No Mr.. Bagley broke open the door OF the room in
The fifth story where Anne rrenor slept and although the
filled with smoke, CROPPED hs way to the end Of
the where he found the almost eless body OF Aune
enor and carried her TO the street. and thereby saved
her life by his heroic exertons Too much praise cannot
be awarded TO Mr. Bagley for his daring and energy In
rushing TO the ith story of burning building and
vey ing dy ing woman down stairs enveloped in hames
/" Honor TO whom honor is due.n Us.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-17


LsvrRroos,-seamship Arsois--J p Gillette snd Lady, Nj
atssnburg, X MAXWELL, Watson, u ka,, w Kessey, Gem
dl and lady, Mrs Richards Fischer and lady thrrt
children and Miss scheeber, Mrs Broh, Cameron
Mr. Brown, Miss Brown, Teller, Tyre, Mrs Brown,
Tracey Miss Tracey, Oglyey l. Olivier, II Robert
son Mr. merrill BsIie, Green, Mr. Gunsr, Kyles, He
ron, MITCHELL Major Ganeu- Orms "
5nsa~d, Wilson, Caldwell -FOUR children and
nasces y craih Barclay Mckenzie and lads,
Barker, rnrnn, BurSsan. J De Msaiore. Miss 4
Morse, Bosa sod lady Stewart, George Jones,
oogtt sn,s MT Hsrdora. Mr. Marenbrough. Murray,
MT Dtvh Duisnese Qrecnenberp, Chas Fay, Mr. ira
yers Thonson, Lieut. Han and lady, Leclsir stewart
hs.smasn u geer Assistant surgeon Boueton, Mr. Vara
~ urpnx, M Cioude Ackorm1n, Lieut. hhedin, Mr.
Mosnype, brant " Ihompson Robt Donald Isaac Wal
sen FRAT ~ smithsl. " " Kart III DE Clouct, Mr.
kuastna nd Lady, Mr. MARITIME Mrs spepcer Cohen Mrs
BAvSeh-sneludsng the Of the Austraasian
steamship North Cook and Lady
osRsn 'eh snr b ssse Rev yocum and wife Capt
Or wilkins, w Bryant and wife Coenheirner N m
befs a Knowles Mrs Dimitry, Dmitry Mis- /, Dmi
ssy nasAsn Robert and Thomas Dsmitry.
DEPARTURES.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BRxsys-stesmship Bremen--t.eorpe
Knnon and lady, Mrs Burton. IA Ward OF New York:
Mis- Laura Lindcr Philadelphia Rossper Gualasa Aug
KaempHsr Prussia Burch lady and three chdren Cbca
eos Rev 10 Escher, lady and four children, Switzerland
Mise Bresth ~ Louis; Ad Bavmann Albert Macqnet
Yr Feuefstend Julius Mayer Bachsrach Fr Asmers,
New yorh; 9chu1z, I'D Mecher, Cari WidenmRnn, At
Louis NORTH irsh New Orleans; Alfred Fuchs, Bait
mbve, John flanagan. Orange county " james Pser
sen, philsd.ph.i L Fabre, New orssps-ene " 10 tbe
steerhSs rosal lo2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-17

THE SUNDAY LAws.-Another mass meeting OF those op
posed 10 the Sunday laws and in favor Of their complete
end immediate repeal will be held this Sunday after
noon, at three O'Clock In the stadt theatre, Nos 81
and 80 Bowery. Speakers are engaged VINO will show
tho fasity OF the statements and Arguments made by
Ne speakers at the Cooper Institute meeting last Sunday
evening.
AccIpKSIs-A man named Andrew Mccarthy, q long
shoreman, working board the brig Lebanon lying 1t
pier No IL Fast river seriously injured yesterday
by some lumber falling him, and taken 10 tho
CITY Hospital by officer Mixes Of the First precinct
goDgshoreman named Charles Brown, employed board
the chip Conquest at pier No Is East river, fell from
The deck into the hold yesterday and seriously In
jnred.
MASSACHUSETTS PAurERs-Iast evening an old man,
named Thomas Dixon, made application at the Sixth
ward station house for lodging. He stated that
he, together with othen, sent on
10 New York from Massachusetts, and their x.
pensee paid by the authorities there, they being
paupers at the time in tho poobou'e at Boston ON their
arrival in this city they called the Mayors Office
aid and directed by Ma shall Bnrnham Mr
sogg, Superintendent OF Outdoor Poor lie had them
temporarily committed 70 the Tombs what
DO for them, but Mt late hour In the afternoon they
were discharged, aud informed that they could
not become paupers here IL is said that they WI. be
cent back II desired.
last night fire was discovered the secoud focr of
building 100 Fulton street occupied by Edwin A. Brooks
manufacturer Of boots and shoes. Tho hremen were
promptly the premises and cxtuFushed the nre ts-
fore extenesd beyond the second pOor Tho STOCK
damaged By he and water che extcut " about
FULLY insured TIE Placement ~ occupied By Mr. Schne
der lager bC0r saloon le has sustained about CSC
damage by water Insured The building is damaged 10
the extent " about $3.50. The IRE originated among
rubbish in closet under TIE stairs but from what
cause N unknown. The Fire Marshal promptly nj
che premises, and will Doubt suEy investigate the
matter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-17
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Naval Intelligence.

The following is list Of the officers attached TO the
United States storeshp Supply, which sailed Friday
morning last from New York:-Aexander Gibson Com
mander; c. H. B. caldwell, James G. Maxwell, Alfred
Hopkins, Leutenants; J. A. Howell, Master A. W. Sand
ford, Assistant Surgeon; f. W. Dunn, Paymaster John
ivan DYKE Captains Clerk; A. C. Bowie, Paymaster's
Clerk Lieutenant j. c. williamson ordered 10 the Brook
Ign, steam sloop Of war, b passenger
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-17
sHIPPIN G NEW S.


t'OrI Oh new xOrk, m8rcnxkO, AoOAsI
sa CLEARED.
a,sn
sssamship Columbia, Berry. ohares.sn-sponord. Tiles
Steamship Yorktown Parrish Norfolk, &o-LudlAm Hell.
Van HSS g..
His sS ass.eo SSss
s sssss:S sssse Rs
Rda% S:sssss
s1s Son Co
schr Matilda, Vest, TsmPico-B small
schr II r' Davis SINAI. small zazs@B small
ssSr Wara.s smith ssvsnnsl MsScIsssy: MOI,
scSr Hawkins, wyatt Mott
sehr Oregon Krauss, washlnsson-R 4 Blackwell %.
scsr Mary ssd. Co.
sebr DAWSON, JacSsos Norfoii-Mots Bsdei :"
sssr s%s
sehr Sargent Sargent MscSas-Th,mpsOn Hunter
schr Blondell, Paine, Gloucester 4. Howes
so"p saess:oas Alien. sr,ssSl1L Kenny ~'
siO op warren Carr Carr, Sewport~Msster
ARRIVED.
Steamship Arabia CBrl, Stone. Liverpool March 2 via
steamship North star. Jones Aspinwall March Pm,
~ d
the
feet hurricane anne r1s
.ns e. Ffs -
81 passed steamer bound w 18th, lat a. lon IS 20
EeS1 sssd o,lssas smith Ms:sns Jan Il
s6rouds and partly ailed dabin
o1h and HAVE
sas ma IF Fssr 81 a S. c
hurricane during which shipped and stove deck load Of
galley and boat and received other dansss: ,...
csr Crisis Ss sor Avns Point
schr 9 White Winner, El1abethport for Middletown
schr Berry of Camden Me-, Williams Bucksport for
IL * o a Rs n sss s ss
on the 9th eaperenSed another gale causing her to leak
Sem k Dsssa of!s'i
ss ~: f': viii $:sEs ssss
ss g ss Adams ssy
schr Eliza Jane, Adams, Nantucket ) days
ssr f ss sG Boston
s sss Is@ ssg
s Sss TS Meow sw S for
ssSr CIV @ ;il rssnpors PhsdepSa
for Gen Sss
sloop Helen, Babcock wareham
towed city morning seamtug Ceres Capt
pors-Left Feb and has been 81 days from the
Start Jan ~ Robert Lilly, chief officer died in London Of
pleurisy.
One brig, unknown.
SAILED.
Steamship City Of Manchester @ Queenstown and Liver.
Elwood Walter Antwerp; Orpheus tBrem Bremen barks
Mag, London Eagle Curacao; Albertina, and Walker,
Havana; Lucy Ann Wilmington, NC; briggs Dyer Man
anilla Ospay Orb st John, NIB; Norfolk Norfolk schrs
Jeddie, Laeuayra; Chara, Jacksonville.
Of and Brsmea oosssscosloes indisnc
co. Portland ship Electric Spark Havre barks Princeton,
Demarara Eliza Barss (Br), Bermuda and others
Wind at sunset Sw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-17

rs; Virginia e's, 7sH 70; Misscan s's, sex .
esq; Canton, M l6; Cumberland Coal prefer
red, 2 . s1Is; Delaware and Hudson Canal, ssH Q
50; Pennsylvania Coal, 7sH 7s1l; Pacific Nail,
$50 q ssyNew York Central, 7sI 7ssl; Erie,
s2I SAX; Hudson River, 45; Harlem, lSN l6A;
do. preferred, asA . 80; Reading, 4sH M;
Michigan Central, 67A SO; Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana, 1871 l6sI; DO. guaranteed,
81 3714; Panama, A5H ll6; Illinois Central,
slH sly; Galena and Chicago, II II n; Cleve-
land and Toledo, 34A IS; Chicago snd Rock
Island, SO 5s1z; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
" Tx; Milwaukee and Mississippi, II q ny;
La Crosse and Milwaukee land grant bonds, Is a
Is; Illinois Central bonds, 90 100.
The business of the Sub Treasury was as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-17

GOALS FOR STOVE AND Zoo, OF BEST QUAIL.
~ es shuylkl Ces free from so, or sls.e nj deli
Coal Yard Stanton street between Forsyth and ohryse
pear BQwcrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-17
FINE ARTS.

vT,o puBIrsHERs-A FEW STEEL PLArRs-CHAsrR
and popular subjects engraved by artists Of note
had al much than originally will
be auppsed by the quantity at low rate Address Line
Stppe Times office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-17

The exchanges at the Bank Clear}hg House this
morning were $l8, 1868, 1893, and the balances
81, O76, O69 40.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has declared
dividend Of three per cent on the main stem, and
our and q half on the Washington. branch.
The following table will compare the exports
the seven principal staple articles for the week:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-17
Carolina banks for February;

~
AS compared with the statement in January,
this shows increase in circulation of s6SS ,637;
in specie of $39,353; in deposits of sl5942O 81; in
foreign exchange of $7ls 1857 SO, and in domestic
exchange of $685. 33 81. The items of discounts,
deposits, circulation and specie OK Gle several
haute ora followo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-17
STEAMBOATS,.


L,oR Bos1oN-NoRwrs AND WORCESTER LfNB--
IL From pier No North river, daily a. o'clock r. NJ.
Sundays tSctped, steamer CONNECTICUT, Cnps. VIM.
wilcox leaves Every Tuesday Thur sday and Saturday,
steamer COMMODORE, zap, d B. sturges, eaves every
Monday, wednesday and Friday '
Freight safed bv trains
at Anyns Point 10 Boston, Worcester Lowell and norwich
II. MARTIN, Agent
M senis,1The steamers amer NoaQh kAFkicx and HERO
Will leave the foot Of Robinson daily (sahrdsys ey
oef,ed O'Clock r. M In connection with the New YORK
Central Railroad. j. w HANCOx, Asenk
STEAMBOAT TO CHARTER THE FINE PAasEN.
~ ger steamer ALICE rsICE having been lsngtssrss1
ana her speed atty ncreaaed offered for charter ~ h
dsy week month or year, Apply !, r. 9. wiip, asepy