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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-10
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MARCH 10, 1861



Al MAoo." date schrs Mermaid sopcr. Province
20 .R ~ sfs bum e zee. &C. e.. =: worth s.oA
q I:soSs f,r ssssisss ssscSsd Zoe piov.ssas = '-a@
s.rk Trinity Ie..k ION so.ou FOR Galveston Rob a Ia.
Forsiga Ports.
81 JOINS Pr Fec ssIn port brig IsAdora OF Providence
'@N' W. American Ports.
schs A@s. Baysy Nayague. vs eioSoesseg EioAa yssI
cns.sn sss9 Reed foS ssnS ess
e SS cs an Msssss
GUSHING aiOLSern: csIdsn.s .chI. Eph.im Anna Dole
ana s.sss S,aS9 wnSSs
ps.s Kabaa L. and brig ssinys s4s
.; ss:;ss Ss..s: e ~. .. 's e. Eg
H6LSES HOLE, March r..Ag bys ehs.ss:ss s pr
FOR 90; 9 L Lowell sos;oa % kYo.t P{si ysms:on
Cobb Aye Florence JAMESON and Ralph Hewitt Sucxin'
nb-ASr sehr Hard Spear Eyort soT sostsc. -.
gid schr. sharp Perrin, fafO Alto l. Dyer Cobb.
Maria ShOpes; schrs sharp Village Queen Revenus'
sE snip gs s..ps e. ssA Rio Jane:
Fl ss;
Ma Butler cros
schrs Chare Chartre Qrom salem and John Compson
fsade ASSs
NEWPORT, March Arr scArs Samuel Hail. padesord,
and Mantle White Taunton for Nfork and both sid morn.
&h, 8AM-Ar schr ANGELA Baltimore Sid this AM, wind
NE Light brig Lincoln Webb schrs Hardscrabble 0rego-
en Light Express Flora, Winged Racer Dcane, Read
Lady Adams Susan. Emblem, Mary Anna Mary Elizabeth,
Charter Oak, r Atwood Iowa. Gazele, d w hammond ]
Stetson Roanoke and Charles; soops Willard Heen and
i. brig w thar sssrs Carlisle Queen of
CHAR (by tep brig Baltic Hooper Nansanila Cuba, for
NAV HAVEN March S-Arr schr Ellen Louisa, Snow. New
PHILADELPHIA, March s-Arr steamer Boston, Crooker,
Providence Evergreen, Potter and Haight Beebe Sag
Harbor Heilner, Msrts; Pauline Brown; Emma. smith,
saS sns Ts ss r oh ss's sA dt IA
brig p SWEET Jewet Cardenas scnrs jayne Osborne.
Kingston. ia; Pequonnock Barnes Laguayra Ac Alabama
Patterson, Godfrey; Knight Endicott and shannon,
Marts Boston Il Daily Stevens Evergreen, Potter and
P6RfIHND March 7-Cld briss Constitution strout Ha-
Trenton Anterior, Mstanzss belmont CHM, and
PRovIS, EToMN March g. Sid brig Lincoln, Hutchinson
from Cardenas, Portland schr spencer Dole from No
In port sth schr Eli Townsend getting underweigh. Also.
brigs ana schrs.
York schrs Henry Morse Benton Bay River NC George
Fales Nickerson and Triumph, Al Philadelphia Sid bark
Warren Halle.i Wright no Haietp Noodle; schr Somerset
RICHMOND March y--Arr steamship Jamestown Skin
ner, NYork schr N Town. do.
SAVANNAH, March Sod Br ship Robt Parker, Aberne
TWilams, Curtis NBedford sunny south. Weeks Fernan.
WOODS HOLE. March 8, 1890 AM-Passing by, steamer
Ben De Ford, from Baltimore for Boston
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
SATURDAY. Mar

SATURDAY, March 90 r. N.
The Indictment weather operated rather unfsvor'
ably upon business to-day. Very little was done
In paper, and the money market was dull. We
heard Of no transactions in exchange.
The stock market was dull, but prices were well
maintained, as general rule. The commission
brokers report that the conservative attitude Of the
border States and the general belief that nothing
will be done to precipitate tho country into war,
are operating favorably upon their business. Or.
ders to buy stocks are gradually increasing specu.
lators seem generally TO look for advance In the
most popular Of the speculative stocks-such a.
New York Central Erie, &c. The bears are dis.
appointed by the non-arrival Of these stocks from
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Exemplary Damages Against = Railway

COURT OF COMMON rLEAs.
MAara --Drerc the ssrth Avenue Rdlrodd. This
action thousand dollars damages and costa
for injuries suffered by the plaintiff the alleged ground
OF negligence the part Of Of the conductors OF the
cars that road the 2Ih Of January 1851 The
was tried before, the plaintiff being the mother OF
the boy who injured aud brirg ng the action in her
capacity ss guardian. Judge DAILY delivered elaborate
charge yesterday. His address confined mainly to
the questions Of negligence and damages He held that
il person made signals to the driver conductor of
car Il was their duty TO stop IL; that IL the plain
ttd got while the car was 10 motion, he
guilty Of negligence; that he could not be found
guilty Of negligence In getting the fore part OF the
car unless he had previously RIDDEN thereon, and had
read the public notice warning the public against
tempting entraoce thereby that where negligence Is
tua OF 90 operstive the verdict must be thu defsn
daat and. nnslly thai the jury were Of opinion that
the negligence vas the part Of the driver they houd
he dessrmined estimating the damages by the pain
and suasrzg 70 which the plaintiff had beea subested
and the probability " It's Affecting his future health and
me jary rendered a vevdict Of 5000 damages for
plaisss Mr. yPorter for plaintiff Judge Hssson for
the Railway Company. ten F...
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The following circular has been issued

The following circular has been issued
CIKynAsD AND ToIEpo RAILROAD CoMpASrs 0sFIcE,
CrxyuASD, Ohio. February, 1861.
The various classes Of bonds which the Cleveland aud
Toledo Railroad Company ready 70 n exchange
for their sinking fund mortgage bonds arc as follows,
viz
Junction Ra.lrcad frst mortgage nrst division bonds
Junction Railroad FIRST mortgage second division bonds
junction Railroad second mortgage bonds.
Junction Railroad income bonds (unsecured).
Toledo, Norwalk and Cleveland first mortgage bonds.
Toledo Norwak and Cleveland second mortgage Dor DIS
Cleveland and Toledo income and dividend bonds IVA
rous isspas).
The sinking fund mortgage bonds, offered in exchange
for the foregoing bonds secured upon the main line
OF the road subject to about $50 900 only Of
Toledo, Norwak and Cleveland first and second mort
cages and also upon all other property belonging to the
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company, and also oy
sinking fund Of one per cent per annum Of the funded
debt Of the company, managed BY commissioners, into
500 cash for investment They are made payable in
New York city in 1885, and bear semi annual interest
coupons a. per cent payable :, the Corn
nomination OF 81 600 and are limited 70 the amount Of
three and half millions.
amount Of considerably million Of dollars Of the
various classes, for which the sinking fund mortg
bonds have been issued aud are now outstanding
The attention OF parties now holding the remaining
portion Of the various classes named above Is invited 10
the arrangement thus afforded them to take the mort
gage bonds In exchange for the bonds they hold,
and which are worth no more W the market than tho
sinking fund mortgage bonds
We would remark that the absorption outstanding
bonds OF the several issues above named enhances the
cury upon the bonds and therefore the value OF the
bonds themselvce-tha few years these bonds will be-
the first mortgage bonds upon property costing
twice their amounhat already these bonds have sold In
the New York market high 81 per cent aud that the
payment OF any portion OF the bonded debt will still
enhance the value Of heee already fAvorte securities
and render them very desirable for Investment
Parties wishing TO make the exchange may do 20 by
sending the old bonds In Of 81 600 10 Messrs. Car
pcntex vermlye, ~ Wall street, New York, (who viii
issue new bonds and adjust any differences Of interest
or TO this ONCE, lat expense sent by the United
States Express in either relying upon prompt
return Of the new bonda. II. G. LUCE, Treasurer.
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England; tho Enslish no noA sold any shares
to speak of. At this mornings board
United States 6's advanced ~; Tennessees,
u; dslena, n; Toledo, n; Book Island. a.
Harlem u. &C.; while Central fell on y; IA
clio Mail. "a; Michigan Southern. q; Illinois
Central, u. After the board the market was duil.
In the afternoon 1t remained inactive till the close
tho following being the last quotations.-Tennes.
sees. 72H "a; Virginia 6's, 7sh 70; Missouri
8,s. 64Z a 65: Canton Company, 1871 ll1ls; Cum
bsriand Coal preferred. cas-; Pacific Mail Steam.
ship, ssh y; Now York Central. 70 Il; Brio,
81 x; Hudson River, 44H y; Harlem. lSH .
x; do. preferred, ss1s . 50; Reading, Az . 4s;
Michigan Central. seHs u; Michigan 6outhern
and Northern Indiana, l5H u; do. guaranteed
MH u; Panama, ia : lis; Illinois csntfal. -
u; Galens and Chicago, 7oH . y; Cleveland
and Toledo, sAa Y; CAiesgs and Rssk Island, s711<
~; Chicago, Buriingtsn and Qainoy, 70 q u;
Illinois Central bonds. sss< . "a; United States
6's Qssi), coupons, slH %. agt'aesHi lf
The business Of the Sub Treasury was as follows
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A UCTIoN sAL1 or ELBGAEf
"A HOUSEHOLD FJANIrURE

AND RAhH WORKS OF ART.
TOMORROW (M0EDAT), at lOlk O'Clock,
I'll 900 worth Of magnificent PAror
Chamber nAgnl1cent rosewood Pianofore
s0l Parior bun 9th Description OF arsi
cass Furniture house No zTweny st street.
between sevenkh and kighkh Ill Of which z new
having been made within three month"; and 20
y sold for cash the bghtest bidder consisting of
Elegant octave Ptan0forte,
Stool and Cover; cost $50;
superb Paror Furniture Suite compgtsing full Suit
solid rosewood covered In and gold brocate upho
stored In shell work. do elegantly carved covered
crimson and maroon brocade, and full Suit covcret
In medallion moquet all OF which perfect rosewood
Centse. sofa and Pier Tsbissi marble top Ktessres
with mirror doors aud backs turkish LounSca in
a9et and tapestry Mosaic and Italian marble Pedes-
tails equestrian and statue Bronzea three French pier
and mante Mrors sik, dAmssk and lace Curains land
ard gold shades ynss Of Tapestry and Wilton
Csspess rscepaqn Chair Is!sP eM do rosewood music
lection Of parw Ornaments; nch sntel Vaees Landscape
and hiAorfca PAintingz bronze Chandsiers maroio TOP
dr~sstns Boreaus nch carved BsdssadA Is Iuge hsr NAT
octave French Engraving yosirs Chairs Rockers Rscre
On airs siiyerxsIe, Coffee Urns spoons Forks CasssH
a. G0Slss UhaMpse ,e; Wines Dsc.nssr Wsns sS.ss
worry Cuasr &C. with large variety Of Furniture and
re now ready for examination by cs,alogae There will DO
RUSSELL w. WESfCOTf, Aucuoneer.
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The steamship Rdinburs Capt Kennedy, sailed yesterday
81 for Queenstown and Liverpool with the mails "A
cabin passengers and liz n the s.eerage.
We under many obls atoms 10 Purses Hampstead
OF steamship Florida, from Savannah, for favors
RrxAmsAp Mourr the passengers OF steam
shtp Mount yernen ashore Old Inlet arrived Friday
evening and reports that the ship remains perfectly tight
that Ca Merritt, vndsrwers Agent expected 70 have her
OF Al high water on Saturday morning
sCHa ST CLoup-Weuheet March 7schr 81 Csud Cas- Of
Gloucester, from New York for Salem with cargo corn,
came ashcie OF Welheet yesterday Pm eore report
ed Grew saved The captain reports that
thin miles OF Thachers Isaod broke nynboom AID
kept on for frovncetown, but got 70 ewsrd OF
frostbhten The vessel viii he saved he despatch
Published yesterday said The schr would be totG oss
soop Helen arrived a. groydence h los, nah bales Of
cotton ssvet FROM wreck CT scbr North stats
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SECOND BoAkD.
CITY COBlMERCIAL REPORT.
SArvRDAv, March 0-2P. NJ

AsmaA-sales IS bss., At . Is IS al for pots and
pearls @
TRANSFORMATIONS was Sc. lower and inactive, owing
partly 10 the rain storm and partly 70 the nmne in
freights. sales 5000 bbls State and Western, 900
bbl Southern and 400 bbs Canada closing with extra
State shipping brands at IS IS and do do. extra
Ohio ct - As IS S. Rye -four and meal dull
and heavy. whest-Ihs tendency Of the market was
downward and sales we're made of Sc 900 bushel 81 Al
81 SO for white and 81 20 u 81 for red Western 81 Il
81 23 for Milwaukee club and amber Wisconsin, 81 IS
q 81 10 for Chicago spring, and Canada club on p.
Corn was quiet, being held above the views OF most
buyera Sales were made Of 80 900 bushels, chiefly
Western mixed, at Soc. 600. for new and CSC o1c.
for Old. Rye was inactive ct CSC. toe Barley was
steady but in limited request. Oats were fraction
cheaper State SIC. 34kc Canada and Western at CSC.
q SAC
WHEKEY dull at Ike, with sales OF 400 bbls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-10
THE FIREMEN.


AT SPECIAL MEETING OF PROTECTOR ENGINE
IA Company No e, held Saturday evening" March o,
following preamble and resolutions unanimously
adopted
Whereas hiss pleased Divine Providence in His infinite
wisdom and goodness to remove from midst late
worthy Der associate Peter WEIGH endeared to US
for his many manly virtues and that In BIN
have lost eber that respected and friend we loved
therefore, be
relatives OF deceased brother member and hope that
they like will derive consolation in the hope that he Is
gone TO q better aud brighter world
Resolved That tie company attend the funeral In body
the usual badge of mourning for thirty days
Resolved That of these resolutions be published In
the Sunday Mercury and Herald and that copy be present
ed to the relatives OF deceased
JOHN DROUGHT,
WILLIAM CONLOE, Committee.
JAkES McGoNEKE,)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-10

By the arrival of the Prince Albert at st. Johns
we have dates from London to 26th February.
Consols are steady, cotton Il SIG higher, bread
stufs and provisions dull. Further intelligence
will probably be found in another column.
The exchanges ct the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $l8, l04, 7S4 IT, and the balances
1881 ,588 Al.
The following table will compare the exports
of the seven principal staple articles for the
waAk.-
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4 UcrIoN NorIcE-ALBERr NJ aRIrFIN 4 CO..
Magnificent Household Furniture
rare opportunity to purchase first class
uOIHEHOLp EURNITuRH

MAGNIFICENT Household FURNITURE
opportunity to purchase first class
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURK
Al public auction.
Over $40 900 worth of elegant Household Furniture TO be
perempory sold morrow Monday at the Eve story
residence 4S West sixteenth street. between Fifth and
Sixth sale commencing at l0 O'Clock eale positive
without regard to the weather
seven octave rosewood Pianoforte
made order for the
city makers and is in oete order Stool and Cover Can
terbury Paror Furniture covered with silk
tel velvet Capes and Mantel Mirrors Lace Curtains
Shades and Copes Oil Paintings BY ancient and modern
masters elegant Mante rnamenls and ormolu JhAu
deliers Eegeres Bookcase Centre Tables kngavngs Re-
cepton Chafrs Hatstand Ocoh, stair CARPETS Bureaus
Besteads Washstauds Commodes Feather Beds Blankets
Counterpsnes Hair and Spring Mattresses Bedding C
bic ChArs china Dinner and Sets silver plated spoons
Casters Forks fable Cutlery; also large assortment Of
basement and kitchen Furniture
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Annexed is the statement of the
Ranks for the week ending March o.

Total .sl4 5es sSs IT $50 eos 7o45 4oi ~ ess e7e
The following table exhibits the respective
amounts of exchange held by the various banks
and also the sums due to distant banks, the latter
being comprised in the table of deposits, as shown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-10

IUtH'. q oos,IUo IT oUO. IUo UozV5aI o63,U{I
Increase compared with 1860 50 466 900
At Chicago, on Wednesday, says the Tribune
Very little news has transpred in financial circles, and
dunees generally seems to prevail The opening of the
canal gives promise Of increasing inquiry for DISCOUNTS
but its influence prospective and had little effect The
exchange market has been steady selling price, Z; buy
ing, a 6k. II ything, the market Us frmer. Gold
nominaEbuying, g. selling, per cent.
The movement of the banks in the four principal
cities of the Union in which weekly reports are
made, as shown BY their last statements, is as fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-10

KINGSTON, IA, HAVANA, HATANzAS, NEW ORLEANS.
zgLUFrom New York for Nasston. Ja the 2h day q
zach month
BxsvIILE-From York st arriving 9Th and
New Orleans 9th From New Orleans lsh Havana lsh ar
irving at New York nd
srIR or wEsr-From New York ~ arriving Havana
sh From New Orleans I'D. Havana 2h, arriving ct New
Ysrk sQh
CAaAwsA-From New York nth, arriving At Havana 18th
and New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans 2h, Havana A
arriving ut New York 3D.
Pan1DxrPmA-From New York 10Th, arriving a, Havana
18th. From New Orleans I'd, Havana 9th arriving NJ New
York 18th.
DEsoTo-From New 2lst arriving Havana 18th and
irving at New York 18th.
KxPiaE Crrx-From New York 18Th arriving at Havana Sd
From New Orleans lSh Havana l6h arriving at New York
2lst
QUAKE Cnr-From New York and Havana every twenty
EArAmA-From New York for MatanzAs the 9Th OF each
month, at 2 p M.
KArsAx-From New York for Havana via Nassau N r on
arrival Of alternate CunArd York
NB-when the above dates fall Sunday the steamers
viii sail Monday, except from New Orleans When the
dates fall Monday the steamers will sail from New Or
leans the day previous
SPECIAL NOTICE.
An Paesoe.s cnd letters iened for the Nxw Yozk HERALD
should he sealed
Exw YoRx-rHus
RISES q NOON RISES. morn g
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MUNICIPAL AFpAIRs.

THBp6HnITIER ON ROADS OF THR BoARD a.
4 Mdermsn wm meet in roon No. u City Hs1, On ma
day uth esse ~ O'Clock r. H., for the Consideration u
pettonfor the widening and Broad vay
tveeo me point fs Intersection With Eleventh avenue
or near lsh street. 10 ts VITA Tsnth avenue
Or ner iAh scc4 and for the WAnArtion OF suoh otx
bueineAs ~ mar cone b. fore the oon rnstsse
TBHEkCE rAhLBv, COMMITTEES
JOHN RHSaELL on
John " BRADY. npsAA
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TsHR 0ReArEsr wonpER N TIE WORLD n THR
L young and acccmptishcl Madame nYROH. frc0 Para
Who consulted With thu strcese oonedcnoe Iowa
cousbp marriage, nckne. inempersacs situatioes, hv
TRAVELLING absent frtends lost stoles
perv 6he has aso sccst 70 make you hei0vsd ~
keat eel and bring tcrethev shose on% scpArAAc1 -
d~nca 81 Trd above twenty ssvS0h strea seeonl
aeeT. kAAleA = eeAh; genusmao, " oeaN.
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J. BLEECKER, AUCTIOHRER
"A. THIRTY. FIFTH STRhET HOU8KB AND LOTS.
A j. BLEhcKER, SON q co. Will sell, Mt auction, on
Tuesday March IL, ut II O'Clock st tho Aorchans tx
change
The story base ment high stoop brown
Houses and Los NOS 1856 ls and leo kas Thirty 6rth street.
SIDE 6a feet OF Third Lots 10 8r8 feet
ea~h The kouses aud contain all the modern I'm
provements.
Maps, &c. At No. 7 Pine street
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ANTHOLOGY,

l her frfcnds and the public all the events OF life
ass ying street. sheriff ladies ESQ; genemea
admitted.
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WIN Writers. AUCTIcNyER, WILL SELL To-
w morrow, O'Clock "a Cara street ali the geuteet
Furniture, &c OF afsmly from Hoboken comprising
nne rosewood Piano. and ether Curtains fsror suit,
Rant Tapestry thes ply and other Carpets pe Beda Bed
dde dining room and Kitchen Furniture dressing Bureaus,
China, Ulss, DO
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4 UCTION NOTICR -BURNHAM's FURNTTURE RX-
"A press Packing establishments Ill and LIB West Eleventh
street between Fifth and Sixth Household urni
boxed and shipped to all parts Of he world Large
cred for removing furniture into the county Furn
turp6 ared
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Increase Of week compared with that OF $780,. 4ll61o
The following is q comparative statement of the
value Of exports from the commencement of the
year to March r.
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CCTION NOTICE-A FAMILY DECLINING HOUSE
"A keeping will dispose at private SALE OF all their paror
chamber dining Furniture at great sacrifice viz:
Panoforte in excellent order cost
$780, $40 including etoo and Cover Que Parlor Suit solid
for S40 do $3.50, Eegeres Centre Tables Bureaus
Bcsads Washstands solid rosewood cost $o for 5000
Mattresses Bedding &c. The Furniture made to order
for the present has been In but months and u
in perfect order Inquire at 70 West Twenty sixth street,
near Sixth avenue.