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Al EOOlDAI.

It was now matter settled beyond dis
pute, that the enemy were retreating. They
were making but little FIRE, and heading their
entire column for Gorinth, by both roads
leading in that direction. From all divi-
siOns Of our lines they we're elosslY pursued,
q CALLING FIRE being kept upon their rear,
which they still returned at intervals, but
With little or no effect t
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M A RINE
PoRT % oLEvELAND.


EEEEKED-April II.
Smr. Cleveland, Evans, Detroit, ia packages
sundTies, % packages mdse, 90 bbls COP
per, so half barrels white fish.
Prop Vermont, Smith, Toledo, p pkgs rags, Is
bbls apples.
Prop. Euphrates, Parsons, Buffalo 80 packages
mdse, 10 bbls syrup.
sehr. speedWell, Bennett, Presque Isle, Light
CLEARED.
Stmr. Cleveland, Evans, Detroit.
Prop. Wisconsin, Williams, Ogdensburgh, 2i20
bbls -four, 500 bbls pork, Al bbls whisky
and sundries.
Prop. Vermont, Smith, Ogdensburgh, sl6o bush
CORR 100 bbls -four, sundrieS.
Schr. Ariel. Frazer, Detroit, 325 tons eesl-
schr. Frank Crawford, Gafett, Pigeon River,
tons mdse.
sohr. Gen. Windfeid Scott, Morgan, Detroit, 800
tons coal.
SeoW Swallow, Williams, Monroe, lT5 tons coal.
QBIoK RUE.-The schooner Mercer, Captain
Brown, left Buffalo on Tuesday evening, the sth
and arrived at this port on wednesday morning,
the 9th, making quicker passage than Is ususl
for fast pr0pellers or steamers.
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TEE o'0GoOK.


At ten o'clock the entire line on both sides
were engaged in one Of the most terrible bat
ties ever known in this country. The roar
of.the cannon and musketry was without IN
termission from the main center to q point
extending half way down the left wing. The
great struggle was upon the gathered forces
which had fallen back on Sherman's position
into the next line OF troops. A desperate
charge had Just been made upon the l4th
Ohio battery, and It not being sufficiently
sustained by q force Of in antTy, it was at
last relinqhished and fell into the hands of
the enemy. Another severe fight occurred
for the possession of the 9th Ohio battery,
which resulted in three Of its guns being tax
en- BY the Secession forces.
By eleven o'clock quite number Of the
commanders Of regiments had fallen, and in
some cases not single field 0mcer remained;
vet the fight continued with an earnestness
which plainly showed that the contest On
both sides wss for death or victory. The ale
most deafening sound of artillery, and the
rattle OF the musketry was all thst could be
heard as the men stood and silently delivered
their fire, evidently bent on the work of de-
struction with a fsrvor which knew no
bounds. Foot by foot the ground wss con-
tested, a single narrow strip of open ground
dividing ne opponents. Not having had
time, in their nasty departure from their
camps, TO bring forward the hsnd-stretchers
80 necessary for the easy transportation of
the wounded, such available means az were
at hand we're adopted, and the soldiers out
stretched blanket received his crippled COM
F.de. A the only available method by which
be could be carried TO ths rear. Many who
were maimed fell back without help, while
others still fought in the ranks until they
were actually forced back BY their company
officers.
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4 sraUeeLH o. 10 = we.

FindinR,it impossible TO drive back the CEN
ter of our column, at twelve O'Clock the en-
emy slsckened their fire upon Il, and made
a most vigorous effort upon our left wing,
endeavoring to OuthAnk it BY driving it iAto
the river bank ct point about one and a
half miles above Pittsburg Lsnding. This
wing was under command Of Gen. Hurlbut
and was composed Of the l4th, BAD, 4Ath and
6Tth Indiana, the 9Th, 2lst and 18th Illinois.
Fronting this entire line however, was
brigade under Gen. Sherman, composed OF
the 18th, 57th, and 77th Ohio. Taylor's 9TH
Ohio Cavalry were also in Gen. HuElbuPs
division, but from the improper nature eof the
arms with which they we're provided, they
were not enabled to do one half the execu-
ton the men desired.
With the frst demon: tration of the enc
my upon the left wing If was to be seen that
all the fury was being poured out upon it
with the determination that il should give
way. For nearly two hours sheet Of IRE
blazed from both columns, and could hken
the explosion Of. the small arms to nothing
save q cane brake in a state Of cOnAagrstion.
The Mississippi riAemen, large and WellOr
ganiEed body Of good marksmen, and des-
perats men, fought with s Talor that was
only equaled by those who received their IN
erring fire, and returned it with an energy
which sssdred them that many Of those who
had endured the Ere of Donelson were in the
ranks before them,
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OULTIYATORs,
With the most aplrqlsa teetsr e
BALDHIN1 DEWTIT 1oE-
The New York herald., 1862-03-28

Canadian -four was heavy and lower, with sales o.
200 bbs at the above quotations Southern -four was
heavy and lower, especially for common brands. The
sales footed up 200 500 bbls, within range Of the
above prices. Rye -four was steady at our figures with
aes of 200 bbs Corn meal unchan ged, while sales
Of ESQ bbls Jersey and Brandywine were made
Wheat was irregular, though with inquiry in part
for milling export. Sales in small lots footed up
about 25 900 bushels at 81 35 81 37 for red Jersey
81 As white Michigan 81 80 for winter red State and
at 81 27 for common Chicago spring. in store 81 35
Al 81 for red western Corn was unchanged while
embraced about 600 bushels at 5Sc for Western
mixed 10 store and at Sec delivered Rye was s.eady
delivered Barley firm, with small sales Of State at
eoc Barley malt was nrm with sales Of 600 bushels at
81 05. Oats steady and in fair request, at 37%c
3sc for Canadian and Western and at 3sc 3o1Sc for
state.
ConrE-saes Of Rio we're limited and prices limited.
sale OF 300 bags ST. Domingo was made for export on
Zorro corTos-The markc, was arm, with sales of 100
bales chiefly to spnnes closing on the basis Of 2Sc for
FREeHrs-To Liverpool about 10000 bushels of corn
were engaged Cd in bulk and bags 500 bbs. -four
Is Sd Is. I'D 100 boxes bacon at lis Cd, and 100
bbls lard at the same figures To London 30 tons Lima
wood at 2ls 3D., 0oo bbs -four at Is 1od, 300 tons
oilcake at r. g.. and 100 Canada butt slaves To
Glasgow per steamer, 5000 bushels wheat at 7isd
ships bags and 100 boxes bacon at 35s- To Antwerp
GOO bags coffee at 516d To Liverpool by neutral ships
al 25s To Hamburg SO packages honey taken at
2ISc per gallon Rates 70 Havre were steady and
| changed.
| Enthusiastically market was heavy and in fa
vor OF purchasers The sales embraced about coo bbls
at $13 &13 rs for new mess and at $40 so $40 rs for
new prime and at e12 rs for Western prime Beef
continued in moderate demand while the sales embraced
about 40 bbs at sl2 $13 for plain and Sl3 SIX
e1l for Ticrce beef steady and unchanged.
Reef hams stcady and firm at t17 81 so. Cut
| meats were sustained sales cf 100 packages were
made at 4hc. Sc for dry salted shoulders
| and at 5lsc. a &c. for hams. Bacon was firm
| and in good demand. with sales OF I 600 boxes
at 61Sc. for Cumberland cut &C. 7sc. for long clear
Western and city, 7Lc. 7c for short clear Western,
and 7a4c. for short clear city Lard was firm and in
good demand with sales OF 800 packages at 7c SIC
ssSc. The latter figure for choice. Butter and
| cheese were steady and prices unchanged.
sucARsThe market in fair activity, with sales Of
100 200 hhds. including 450 Porto Rico At exc
7Sc sc and the remainder comprised Cubas chiefly
within the range Of 61zc 7%c with small lots quite
inferior to fair for refining at &c., and 81 boxes brown
Havana were sold at &c. a 7Ic.
The New York herald., 1862-03-28
Personal Intelligence.

Captain John Merhouse, OF the steamship Edinburg,
is stopping nj the New York Hotel
Capt Anderson OF the steamship China II. F. Marsh,
Of Boston, and Walker Thompson, Of New York, are
stopping at the Brevoort House.
Mrs. General Burnside, Of Providence; Major r. II.
Stevenson from Newbern ~ c. Judge Clifford, Of Port
land A. Majors OF Kansas II. W. Peabody, OF Boston,
and C. A. Holmes and wife, OF Troy, stopping at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
NJ NJ Kellogg and 8. stevens Of Boston; N. L. Simp.
son, Of New York; W. +. Cameron, Of Albany; s. X
Wales OF Fall river; j. ~ Rodgers, o. NJ. Appleton and
c. R. Chamer Of Philadelphia, stopping at the La
farge House
Colonel Lee and A. g. Greene Of the United States Ar
my Bliss and J. Abel and WIFE OF Boston, Tracey,
OF Iansingburg; b. Bowers, Of Hartford; r. A. For
syth, or Newburg Y. J. Wall, OF Philadelphia ID. ellis
wife and G. " Stephens, OF Chicago, are stopping at
The Astor House.
Charles watrous OF California a J. Pollard o. Roson;
A. Besson, OF Philadelphia L. Block, of Baltimore; g..
W. Dart, Of Ohio; W. Thompson, of st. Johns; A. N.
Leonard of the United States Navy F. Pratt OF Syra-
euse and r. F. Lord ,Jr OF Pennsylvania, are stopping
at the Metropoli' an Hotel.
Judge shpman OF Hartford Captain Hunt, Of the Uni
ted States Engineers j. G. Parey and Samuel Ward,
Of Boston Rev. C. c. Tiffany and F. n. and Miss j. Shell
low Of Derby Conn. Mr. Fry and wife and Mrs. b. W.
Leigh and daughter Of New York; c. s. Bushnell and L.
II. Townsend, Of New Haven; +. Tweedy, OF Danbury
and W H. Lawrence, OF the United States Army, are
stopping at the Abemarle Hotel.
The New York herald., 1862-03-28
S HIPPIN G NE w S .
ALMANAC FOR INV yoRK-rnIs DAY
Sun prsFs............ 81 NOON RISES 81
spE sEIs .............. 70 HIGH wArER.....eve 20
Port Of New York, March ~, 1861.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
ship Manche ser, Trask, ,Iverpoo,-Trask Dearborn.
ship Mirage (Br), Roberts, Jondon--C johnson.
Ship Prince Imperial tFr), Pitchard Havre-Boyd
Hincken
Bark oersund tDanish), DAHL Queenstown, &c-Funch,
Mcncke wendt.
Bark Lizzie Nickerson Montevideo and Buenos AyresJ
Norton. Jr.
Bark Rambler Packard, Aspinwai-Netcaf Duncan.
Bark Henry rrowbrdge DunEe, BarbaioslIcnry Trow.
bridges Sons.
BARK Anna, Wheeler, Key wesi-I1 Bcnner.
Brig Ansmus tBr) Barnard, Gibraltar and a markct-M
Brig Hannah Grant Brazil-Breit. Son AGO
Biz Mary Mckac, -, 'ampeachy and Lasuayra-Wach
Brlr Peacock CBrl, Paon 81 Johns, PR--B Small
Brig Milwaukee, Brown, Porand-Niller Iioughton.
Schr Albert Edwnd tBr), Towse, sackvi1e-P Ncvius
sehr Harmony. Mccucch IIalifax--Mccan& 4 Firth
Schr Henry Matt, Barrett, North EdisO-N McCready
srhr Pearsan Pearsali Chcrrys,one-Nas,or
S4hr Hamilton, ogden, Biliinofe-NcrtiH \ Abbott
gcfrCttiyfn DRINK water Biitmorc--W u brown A Co.
schr gnr,on Conklir, Drunmondtuwn--Mnstcr
schrg Coles, Petit, Nauti"uk'--Naster
SchfJ 50. lold, L0nssi'ne', Newcastle
gcirS " Atkins, -, Nil on-Mailer.
Sslr n Newell shcrmtu, pha-Simpson \ Clarp
pcirJ Tinker Mcdonald Pembroke Miller a Houqh Ton
Sfi q Frances, Decker, Lafwi,h-lI y Racket
Schf tilare Bcif, Rare B'ston--,l " Mckee
schr Bcn larnin Bassett Hn ,toi--i q Frye ~ co.
gohr y RusstlL Cirroii II q fpfi-ii r ckctt
ecir slen Louisa, snow No. flavca-- Master
Sr1r tinted. Vail, NorfyicH-t y Harvey.
gciir Shaier Strickland, "a l'leiDsn-iI rackci'
Sloop Mary .ay, Iliidgcih. Chinco 'cHgue-Nsstcr.
Sioop W 4 s 'e.man, saycr, Capc Aa! -M'ssr
soon VI ID Mangufn, 7 frashtr, IN iuiuu--ifastr
sio,n Jare MARI. Waid s. nrw -i--ii y 4, tett
steamer Beverly. Pierc', Philapcipba
ARRiYfT.
Steamship ssscnis uiamj, Eh.ags, Hamburg M,rh
The New York herald., 1862-03-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THURSDAY, March 27-6 p. M.

| THcRsDAY, March 27-6 Z. NJ.
The street has been all day under the influence
| of great 'Merrimac scare" and men who ought
to know better have gone about discussing what
should be done in the event of the monster finding
its way North. Less attention would be paid to
these idle and cowardy apprehensions, but for the
universal want Of faith in the Navy Department.
But the escape Of the Nashville in full view Of the
sailing bark which was sent to watch her. and the
arrival at Beaufort Of fast sailing steamer just
| after she had made her escape, seem to have de-
stroyed the last hopes Of those who have clung to
the belief that Mr.. Weles would still distinguish
himself. With regard to the Merrimac, il may
suffice to say that persons well qualified TO Judge
look forward without alarm to a renewal of the
conflict at Hampton Roads, and scout the idea OF
the Merrmac going to sea.
The money market is without change. The
leading houses borrow all they want at per cent
but many loans are still made at 7. Paper ranges
from S to z for high grades. We notice that in
London deposits on call are quoted II IL, and
paper from 21I to 31s, according to length. The
rate Of discount at Paris is per cent, at Vienna
s, at Frankfort 8, at Amsterdam 31Is, at Brussels
8, at st. Petersburg 61Is.
Nothing was done in exchange to-day, though
there was some inquiry for bankers bills at about
lllX Gold was rather firmer this morning; there
were some large purchases at 1917 on buyers op-
tion.
The stock market was very unfavorably affected
this morning by the reports relative TO the Mcrri-
mac and at the start prices Of all kinds Of securi.
ties were considerably depressed Pacific Mail
fell OF IA per cent, government skies "a, State
stocks about a, and the general railway list from
| "a to 70 per cent. After the first board the de.
| cline brought in new purchasers, and a reaction
| took place. At the second board the market was
| inactive but steady. Comparing the closing
prices Of The day with those Of yesterday, note
decline Of a in government skies, 2. in
Pacific Mail and Mssouris, "a in virgi.
MAS, North Caronas, Reading and Toledo:
% IN Tennessees, New York Central and Galena:
= in Erie old and pr erred, and Illinois Central
and 4 in Hude on er, Michigan Central, Michi
gan Southern and Rock Island. Panama and guaran.
teed we're each 70 higher. The following were
the closing quotations Of the day limited States
G's, registered, 1851. 0594 -; do. G's, coupon,
1881, 937s 81; DO. 5's, coupon. 1874, 81 a a:
Indiana Sc, IS o.; Virginia 6's, 81 co: Ten.
ncssec G's, 571S %; North Carolina O's, 6sJ5 20:
| Missomi6's, 5lZ rs Pacific Mail, 061% a "a; New
| York Central, s2js o -; Erie, 81 ~ do prefer.
red, Go1s q; Hudson River, 355s a "a; Harlem.
| 121s a Is; do. preferred, 3O5S 3l1i; Reading.
az q ~; Michigan Central, 55}4 ai6 Michigan
The New York herald., 1862-03-28

50 sss RI hss n' Ssn % "a I n e:
Ocean, Williams for Bomhayi Indian, Ayerl for Sydney,
% s s s % SS%sss.:
SSnn hlSsn Ose %
Cassan une; bark Patmos, Spring for Nyork lde
CAY FRAscls Cuba March S-in PORT bark Edw Everett
Tor Boston days. brig Tempest for do do and others as
DkAL March Il-Arr ship Eastern Queen, HobrOok Sun
Jan pert bark Krsmn Johnson $50 S1rSp
snd sis sd sd H for Hong NIX Kong. % A ''
s an o SRs h hh2'par e
saTSs s%s sSs0a as DSn
hp Raven sanssSs S 20 Sapg Bsgs NYIf 2
TSha%p9a sg rMsatO% Sargent shanshae bark Philip
S sS s pP Va 18Th
M M rssnf sn s sss aSss s iS
Il & saff sssT AsSs Mora Dspsas
psr Victor GroTe. and Washingion csl1usn, san
S5 1s a.ss $ss
and Torrent, Carlton, uhc TrOpic, Smith. dig; brig
Els ss'h .s 1sa @
sasEIa Ea.1a ssss
Warren Jan S1nt. Rssd
I1 ssJ s asS sss
Feb i!n tort bs5as DaSe for
s aarsS Ss ship EnesA Talbot Wat. sYorl
Eo rsE9 s FS y Daek ship m.rIss9uTg
yss SBS ls;s Sssasss $
United States: biss PsnOa Fowler, anc Mount vernon.
Rsosis ne xSSd ysB5 &
and
Msryssd eSasey HanxoW bo% Padro H.
%anehey; Lucy AsSSey. AsSbsy. Hsnkow; g Bunker:
s'as
Wavelet Gates for Nngpo and chusan do Mas cheever
i & port bark bark es,Ts;s @ 4, Upton @ , from
step Peterson, NYorE Feb l. ships sanchO Panza Hale
SsssSa !eo%0S Ss Roberts
Pierre Mart! schrs Bslloon Grant Frank1Cr, Barbados
sarret Cuba 5h bark Teresa Foster Maracabo part
s1GyA March s-In port bark John Payson Phiadel-
phIs; brig Sea Foam, Just arr :,,. CO.. s.n p,.. ,,o
American Ports.
Avola, Crowe, Matanzas; brig Tempest, McCobb, RENE
dos; schs West Dennis Rogers Paermo Martha Wright
ngton, Thatcher Philadelphia; Walcott Parker, NYork.
TesgraPhed ship Cleaner from sandsrsaa signal f9r
George Washington, Cummings Ship Island: brgs Lu.
Anderson San Francisco; Aruccabah Conner Mansa.
Barnes Aqan St Domingo; Henry Payson Crowei Bal.i
EYork Sid steamship Saxon bark Coed Hope brgs Hsr
sss s s H.ss :sssss. sst
London; brig Alton. Port Prince.
FORTRESS MONROE Va, March 20-In port schr Sarah
Sherman, Sherman, NYork for Alexandria.
KEY WEST March l7-In port schrs Mary Porter Free.
they, from NYork unc; Henry Finch unc.
The New York herald., 1862-03-28


hards Co Was in the Ice days and Shours tsee news
ship Constantine Masoduss Iysrscl FEB with %ds, IS
ward iSrsopmasi half way up maintopsa
nS x ss ap eea ~ % on @ s
with the brsantne Biiow Of windsor Ms 81 johns
G ss her nss
boom carried away and canvass all blown 70 shreds' on
was owee and sent TO her assistance very difficult task
s % 81 ne ana ss y
enough render available assistance and after using
charge of the boat rene any Obliged TO the
Hep boa Hs er and
although the wind had lued considerably the sea ran SO
mpraceabe, especially owing to her having sprung her
he Sso lad Charge
the boat after exeron and little danger succeed
Ssed through nj Se @ into ns SSa sn snd m 4.
viaIT6e captain VIM coVer first and second mates and
ssseiy
New Yok and two ships hove N eight during the
'S;5 sS $ "ss: "a
1 passed large ceeers observed quantities Of drift ice
ses % e. % a Sn m%Say S%SE
bottom; Goth q 2sePM 2s miles EsE from Fire Island
Ship TmoSr Br q LIVERPOOL Johnson Liverpool Feb ~
Ta o 5 sh ns
Of Of ~ mas standing az about y or ~ out Of waer
h 81 passed an shp showing
red flag with white swallow tal I'm lat IS So lon 90 o. 20
"A lon GO passed ships long boat with green bottom black
a. 1sss
ali sirewed with wrecked stuff 18th la 4 So Ion 80
S 1877 18Th m SS
an e1amsaon a. on account Of the strong gale blowing 9Th
gales. For the last weeks had strong and NV gales
Ship Armin !odenA zedelins LIVERPOOL 72 days with
and dozen stancheOns lost and split sails &C. and is
eo s1's fRals Asas EaRs Peril
and
$1s s2ss Sss
'seSSsS days. with
"ss e
sen s ssss & s sae Son
Brig s Zsieka ot Boston Rosa sasua days. with sugar
Brig Heath Loud Bucksport via wnterpors IL days.
sahr RsassS Br' Mcseey Corvallis Il days. with po
ssar x%sTjsS SB5; Nusens Corvallis days. with po
scnf Honesty, Pend,eton. ,PScomeke River. day.
sS na ef9 Egg na00
sssr kfs Ms1 xsR siselss Boston.
Schr Bay State, yerril, Ehzabethport for Boston.
Schr X Pitts, Flanders, Elzabethport for Boston.
Schr Union, Dyer, Elizabethport for Boston.
Schr Moore, Strout, Elzabethport for Boston,
sssr ss iss.ss1 sH 20
SchrJ Bliss, Hatch, Winterport, 10 days
Schr 0amaliel, Gorham, Welneet, days.
Schr Pioneer, Danies Wellfeet II days.
schr Price. Kelley. Boston, 4 days.
Schr Sterling Haight, Somerset
Schr Reed Kelley. New Bedford, 8 days.
hr Ann Elizabeth John son East Greenwich for Albany
shr wsdmoTs M0rsy New Haven f9r % Deal: is:nd
Schr Hannahett (wrecker), Jack, Montauk
Sloop Rhode Island Carr, Providence, 2 dayA
Steamer Vulcan, Morrison, Philadelphia.
Sts amer Mollison, EichmAn, Trenton
Steamer WestchesteY Jones. frovidenee.
BELOW.
One bark and brig unknown.
SAuLN
26h-Ships Wenec San Francisco; Mermaid Hong Kong;
Robinson, VIM Rathbone and Sir Robert Peel Liverpool;
Gen Novel; st Thomas; bark Omega Cork br1gs Boreas,
do; Geo Albert Cette Enrique (Sp Port Platt Spartan
tBr) Havana; Gen Boyd Philadelphia schrs John Walker
Havona; Lima (Br), Halifax.
Wind at sunset NV.
The New York herald., 1862-03-28
Arrivals and Departures.
aVufyAYQ

Htwr JRc Steamship saxoria-J0ei Wolfe, A vorkeicr
sai hotuer yUl LieDer seinbrfnek. Dscidson and
my almuth Sey bt. Mshe ami lady, Chas silverlnap
u rn Gr1uow, Louis Wcnze and lady Louis Hcflhrn,
Bgckcr Lied rsdori, Gecrf Kuck, Max Dorm. Rosa Ia
5,hnahnns hdoiph Pohi Loop s'lachf Carl widnlar,
~ hshhtt hioert y on Onn, gpfried Kohl. Wggdt
.,nip Lh g. Juseph kat2. Sophie ROLLING q q Sebcff
nehaei, Anna Lange, peslUrf, Ltifenburg @ sun,
els guy tisn5urser, lsaac Moss Muh Hariy-and Ls5 IL
DEPARTURES.
bls"rog,st amship North American from Portapd--
Pa"Wto - Rev P0ulen. Aix Sanleraf. Raht
C. "a r. it.N h e., sir Vim 4 Logan gcv N No
nr-eani, Rev Nenett, VI Dassenol n Chan. "a
Tvs }uslpu ut tshpp o. Non'r al T. hen iatnin Thomas
% tiri- ahi tumUun ui IiGtrea Isaac str,rs nf
ptns , NachH!i Of Toronto, anl ID n tie tecfare
The New York herald., 1862-03-28

Southern and Northern Indiana, 20 a Is; do.
guaranteed, 4eH 471s; Panama, l2l1l l22; Hi
nois Central, 64s4 T; Galena and Chicago,
67H 6s; Cleveland and Toledo, 45s4 46; Chicago
and Rock Island. 55ss a 7s; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy, 81 "a; Milwaukee and Prairie dn
Chen, 26 "a; Cleveland, Columbus and Gin
cinnati, ll2A "a; Illinois Central bonds, rs,
941l q; gold, l0lA "a a 70
The business of the Sub Treasury was as follows
The New York herald., 1862-03-28

The Erie Railroad Company gives notice that the
interest on the fourth mortgage bonds of the COM
pany due on the lst of April, will be paid on that
day. at the Office Of the treasurer, Erie place Qoot
of Duane street). At the same time the certificates
of the trustees for the coupon of the fourth mort
gage bonds due October !, 1861, will be redeemed,
with interest from May ], 1861, to April /, 1862.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were SIS, ,759 200 SO, and the balances
81, ,097, ,592 90.
The New York herald., 1862-03-28
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TuupsnAv March 27-6P n

BREApsrSrs.-Four-The market was again heavy.
especially for the and lower grades The trans
actions embraced 5000 bbls. the sales being chiefly
made to the home trade, closing within the following
The New York herald., 1862-03-28
DANCING ACADEMIES.

A DODwORrirs DANCING ACADEMIES.
a. No. 2b ifh avtnt. Nv xtii New York.
Ne. i3i NUlta ~ ..frr,t, Bioo'Iyn.
CLAsSES-luts .a4 sane tri ays In BiOu slyn.
CLASSlsS-W cdnr sd,ty Hnu Saturdays in New York.
Circulars Tor terne Sc. may had at either academy
The New York herald., 1862-03-28
Court charlottesville Dav.

srrsENk CouRr-tlR, 4 Part Nos a3IO, ao5e.
4534, 5o23, 5317 5463, 1851, 56i3, 57I2 57sf 1884
5syl. 1861, 6dI9, 6SsJ, 6ies, 6sl2 Gs43 6s;s COS
1907, 1869 7o)5 IOJo. 7lls, M, 1904 522o f235'
725e--Jackson vs. Dreycr.
SUPERpg CoraT-Part Mos. 3005, 3lo5, 2ei7 1375.
1i21 1711, 1ls7 17i5, 1873, ii3b, 1853, I543 l,4s
Part 3Nos. 1885, 797, 3of7, 30ID, 1855, 170i i765
COMMON PLEAs.-Ad,outhod.