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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
THE EXCISE L1W.

A number of liquor dealers had hearings yesterday
before the Justices Of the Police Courts. But few viola
ons Of the Excise law came under the observation Of
the police and as consequence the arrests for drunk
enness were prOpOrOnably small. Quiet Sundays VIII
doubtless be the constant result or vigorous enforce
ment Of the law, and happier homes all the week the
fruit OF the cessation OF the liquor traffic FOR one day II
the seven.
The following the names OF those arrested IN ths
First second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth and Fouro onth
Wards for violations OF the Excise Law who were brought
Nahn, No 81 Mulberryst; Na Madden, No. l9l Hester.
st John Lacy, No. 80 New Chambersst. JOhn Lane NO
40 BlNter-st; John ButnCr, No. p R0Sc-St; Joseph
Matthews, No 276 Canalst. Thomas Mooney IT,, No ia
No. ll7 Worthst.; Samuel Hymcs, No. 20 M9tt-s,;
Bernard Mclaughlin. No II Mulbeuy-st.; Norman
Roscher No West-st Diedrch Abrens No. 43 Wash
iugtOn-st; William Harting, No 400 Cana!st.; Ann '"
Flood, No AL Westinghouse
AT THE JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT
The following liquor dealers were yesterday br0aghi
before Justice Dodge charged with violating the Excise
law by keeping open their stores on sunday PaIick
PAL Thrdav Patrick NJ Masterson, No. 25S FIrsaye
Cornelius Callahan, No. SEQ West Twenty seyenthsti
George Buck, No 2s6 Tenth-aye; Isaac White, No 80
West st; Edwin Wilson No. 10 Leroy Peter NJ Dunn
No. ST Avenue A; Andrew Holley, No. Cos Washington
St Three hundred dollars ban was eyeH IN each OF hs
above cases.
AT THE ESSEN MARKET POLICE COURT
The following are the parties brought before justice
open Oh Sunday: Henry Gunti-r No rs BoVcry; Knrl
Klein, No l97 Bowery; Charles FOimer No 81 Orchards'
John Kunz, No lS Ridgest Thomas Beisler No. Is De-
lanccyst.: John MGtenhaudcrtZcI, No. 1876 Esi-aye.
Louis Ahler No. 1873 Bowoy; Francis gaL. No l29 Ave
A; Jacob Fisher, No li6 Ayenuo {; Henry lupenbrg
No 1jS Frsi-aye.; VIM. May, No 81 Foi-ythst Franz
Rechtwinz, No IL Bayardst Bail In 500 required IN
each of the above cases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
ANNIVERSARY or THE NEB-TORK BIBLE
SOCTgTT

On Monday evening the 43d anniversary Of the New
York Bible Society auxiliary branch OF the American
Bible Society was celebrated at Dr. Adans's Church IN
MadsOn-sQuare The inclcmency OF the weather had "a
influence the congregation, ana in consequence the
audience small Addresses were made By Dr.. Cotton
Smith, Dr. j. o. Murray, DR.. Bliss formerly the secretary
of the Society at COnstantnOple and Dr. HLdeth. TAs
latter gentleman in the course OF his brief address said
that "diylne or not, whether inspired or not,
il the preccpts incucatcd IN Chrsts religion
were practiCed In this city every form Of vice
would soon disappear" The SecretaryS report wac
read showing the receipts for the past 10 amount 10
s93,7IT The number OF families visited 10y tho Com
mtee numbers 42l55 and OF these 5l6 found deS
have been supplied with the Bible than $500 fam
Word Of God. This makes total distribution of 6uS
supplied 9cO vessels with these volumes. There wers
also 507 emgrant vessels supplied with Iesannts torthe
OF Storage passengers One hundred and iortyW
vessels from nearly every catholic country IN the Wora
have been visited and supplied. The whole number OF
volumes distributed and disposed OF at the Office 70
32,2S9 being 73s9 in of last year Among inc
emgrants arriving at Castle Garden, 1926 volumes
have been disturbed Among soldiers nc the various
military posts in the United States l7T volumes nave
been scattered and 10 thrtywo charitable lhuliohs
23s5 volumes have been supplied gross t0a OF 'SSt.
volumes at cost Of Sl6OO a. have been sent out 70 hs
world.
The meeting closed by singing the doxology, ard re-
ceved the blessing pronounced by the reverend pastor
DIR. Adams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
THE DRAMA.
BROADWAY TIIEATER.


The Worrell Sisters-SOphie, Jennie. and Irene
are playing an engagement at this theater; but ~
yet, thoy have done nothing that calls for especial
praise. The tame extravaganza Of "Camaralzaman
and Badoura" has been acted presenting the three
sisters in handsome attire and lively parts and has
occssioned fair display of pretty scenery The old
farce OF Out at Nurse" has also been played, Miss
Jennie Worren personating the principal character
ana winning enthusiastic applause by the execution
OF the - obblers Hornppe." in clogs The vivacity
Vi tnis young actress-a spontaneous and genuine
pDeIanGs OF animal spirts-is her prominent excel
Ience She Is the only one Of the three sisters who
nnaDituany aims at acting. The performances of
fine costumes, gay scenery, and general merrimenf
are the clements therein blended Cinderella
ration. 1t is worthy of note, by the wav That IT,
Ballet dstemper has brokeo ont at this thester Danco
on ye gay and very airy sylphs tits just the fashion
A TO the dramatic company at the Broadway Thea
ter it remains, heretofore trial TO patience Tia
R.nlSlDA lpspbsT-ig trem tAo sg9lui4eac0 goa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22

mately America and Asia VIII be Connected nv cah,o
tending this vast ocean at nearly ts wildcat n.
for 1t is not likely that the Behrng Straits line Vii ~
able to compete successfully with submarine cabo
Stunning that the bottom Of the Pacific presents M ~,
perable obstacles to the telegraphic cables fbe
may be pronounced feasible. II only needs IN b pss
that the business OF the two continents viii ,.o ~ ~
munerative, aud its accomplishment win 0icl, , 10
The cables should be four In number; the first
from San Francisco TO Honolulu 1850 miles the seea1
thence TO the ROdOck cham Of the Maishas GrOun 90
niles the third thence TO Guam, the Iaronfs ~
niles The fourth from thence to LugOw go ines and
the last thence Hong Kong 400 miles maknga total on
1000, or in length Of cables about 500 miles.
No voyage be pleasant than from
TO HOngong favored by the trades carrying sysa And
with open ports during the entire passage the voyage,
might fancy himself almost gliding over lake. Our good
commander, Capt. Wnsor afforded us an opportunity Of
visiting Honolulu and OF seeing the LadrOncasands "a
named by the SpauaTd because OF the eysh character
their Inhabitants What ephct they employed 20 dese
nate the Spanards Is recorded IL probably lea
complimentary. These islands form portion 81 Micro-
nesia and in Polynesia generally, we find the ab0rg
inal Inhabitants decreasing yereng on extinction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
potred, a, an American sailor should, especially when

nAtured, as an Amer1Oan sailor snOuuJ 0'P'"s VIM"
he Is going to be married.
To study the people in this little drama is satsIylng
pleasure for without exaggeration or apparent eIIort
they are true to simple And it shows how much
OF an artist Woodville really that, although the
mnueness of detail s extraordinary yet the eyelsong
in coming perceive how fine the work Isl but is taken
first of all with the story and with the way in which
told and the play Of character and then pleased WIN
the breadth and argeness of the treatment and little by
little, begins find out what wonder Of patient minute
and truth this small really L. For reader
there is nothing in this room that is not finished with
microscope and yet with such freedom as to redeem the
execution from all charge Of petness niggling To
20 the whole catalogue OF details would be wear-
some-from the Franklin Almanac pasted on the side OF
the boocase-too much paste having been used the SUI
perulty was smeared over the wood to the old hair
trunk filled with bundles Of papers which the Judge has
been examining; from the pattern on the old negro
womans gown or that on her ehilds apron-and while
YOU are looking ut her apron look at her hair to the en-
bossed ornament on the pOon, or the figure on the Oil
cloth; everything painted with absolute perfection
true TO nature at once I'm its dccacy and In Its ERECT
The study OF such picture makes deeply regret la
the artist found no theme worthy Of his high talent
talent as high az that OF MelssOner who also s without
subject and great must also be our regret that such
master should have been without pupil, and should
have died without leaving than an individual trace
upOn Art In America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22

EDUCATION OF EHE FREEDMEN.-Th was the sub
iect OF extended remarks by the Rev Mr. Conway Tor
m,ry an agent OF the Frecdmcns Bureau IN LOUISIANA
nefne the congregation OF the Pilgrim Church In Wcst
Thirty third ST. ON Sunday morning. Tie subject was not
Intended for % sermon, but by way OF form
II was introduced by text from Psalms, xviii, 81 /;
princes shall come out OF Egypt; Ethiopia shall soon
trrh ont her hands unto God" He said every humane
and Christian person would be interested IN the subject
chosen IL was intended TO show the present cOntlor
of the black race and the way % improve that cOnlOn
The sufferings OF these people had been Iona
and severe, but they had been endured by
a striking forbearance. They are patient and hopofu.
under all their troubles They bear their prosecutions
the AngoSaxon would, and of their persecution.
thew saw Father forgive them, they know not what
they do Yet the cruees they endure are beyond tns
conception of the people OF the North and the newspapers
do NOT give anything like favorable description 9i us
condition What the black people want most now Is nep
IL Il said that they will work since they have
freedmen That Is untrue. From all parts or me oous
/ have received reports that they were Wiling an,
ready TO work whenever opportunity offered,
while they are anxious to work. see whSs ,s INA
are In their way. In leach OF the year, vNs
1858 and 1866 their labor went unrecompensed py ns
failure OF the crops, and planters left them 70 geS
rs they might. They are now being hclpsa ,ha
the Northern people, but what VIII they 40 wno" rhsy
assistance Is taken away 10 must 10 IN tno. awz
need enlightenment TO make their living py tncis ara
Industry Education, schools the spelnsvtVgr ,rin
what they most want now With intelligenee tne! Iii
know how 10 provide Tor themselves and their aDv .se
no other way for tho advancement OF the oon-
cent 70 keep up their schools The Rev Mr. conway he
cded hs subject by appeal for help ia pehs ~ oSs
lately orgarised IN their ne" ~.
mont for tho education of the leading minus ano"S ~
EIeedmen,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
CITY GOVERNMENT.
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN

DUAKD OF COUNCILMEN,
sp1ISKLINo SALT on SWITCHES AND rURN-oUTs-
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
The Board met at 9 o'clock p. M. yesterday, the
President, james g. Brlnhman, esq, in the chair
Mr. Murray offered resolution to amend the ordinance
In relation TO throwing salt the railroad tracks, as
10 allow the sprinkng OF salt the various turn-outs
and switches. Which was laid over.
resolution adopted upon the recommendation Of
Mayor Hoffman rendering tho OF the Chamber of the
Board for the noxt term Of the Court OF Appeals
for the space OF three weeks from March 20 next.
On MOTION the Board thon adjourned to Thursday next
at O'clock d. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Board met at o'clock yesterday afternoon. In
the absence OF tho President Alderman Loow was called
TO the chair No quorum appearing at roloa the PresI
dsat piV t9rn. s1lvurned tls eoaEd without dats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
CHINA.

CARRIAGE OF DEAD BODIES BETWEEN SAN FRANCISCO AND
CHINA-EFFECT UPON THE CHINESE OF THEIR CALI
FORNIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or THE PACIFIC-TBL-
EGRAPuTC COMMUNICATION BETWEEN SAN FRAN.
CISCO AND HONG KONG.
The New York herald., 1867-03-29

oswEco, March -. 1857
~ JIG seas. r, Ks % sssT ..s:
sales 100 bushels choice white Michigan stss 20 du
cSoss wsssrn q. ss selling % :a @ ssrey e
And Pc; S s cSTe & = 5 ls 2 10
sn.: sp ,T. 81 n ~ s sm ps; hso,s 7. s aPS mid
% New York. s' e osS 70 Albany and Science
crcrsyAn March "a 1857
F1o 9. snchanseS and business 2 ysry sms whss, arm
= y ;p.Ss SSs !,
q ssa e ior 10 = sSs o .sls. sIss'
c IN bond % Cotton Saii and nominal .se. at c Mc
for mdd,ns. Provis'9ns unehansed and ay,st but arm
Lard 9r Ike n butter Ter and ts sher:s :.ssdy hs.is
Ssa .na os sS9s s-.s ss
= Esnpseea, ga sycccriss steady and unchanged
Money unchanged.
rcar steady sale. 800 ss .pss ss,stsf assia wss
rod nam msrnss bsrs Of sound spring s1d o winter both
armer .sss y carloads new Toledo Il &c ssc state
chew ssv sa'Ss .rs
MnwlvEsr, March 2s 1871
sT ssrss iIi; y
a $ $ieess 81 se tS oa ECO isss 4
wheat 600 Do oats, 1900 corn shpmcnt-5cO bbls four
Flour srm o, q, 0ss,s sale. moderate sss ss sr
saperane whss, 6rmsr and % IN p good denand
2sprng ~ :. ~ and No spring at 50 80 asa ~ Corn
opened unse@d put becsme f and closed at An advance
ot 2c 2c for No Oats active but unchanged sales at
&C for winter receipts Of MOL Rye quiet but hrm salesat
quest sales Of No alc Sc IN store Provisions s,il
DUH and holders are hrm; first class brands OF pork
held At w FL Lard-choce steam held az 13c l5c:
% nn. meats "a snd nominal Dressed hos sssdy ana
At 81 10 - for good TO choice Heceiptss0oo bushels
wheat ll0 do corn, 1000 do $500 hogs shipments
S.zodo. wheat, 5000 do corn, go do.
Sales Of IL, hbds leaf tobacco az s s,s c snpsrna
-four ~ 70 $40 20. Wheat nominal Coru-Eai. 7oc.;
shcned f5c ~ bulk. oa's Sc. Rye 81 70 sugar-prine
1 Bsecn-shoulders Ole clear sides i2iyc fard--ln
tierces 2kc In kegs lSi Raw whlskey 81 y ~ D
Cotton &c.
PuuAprtrpi.. March % is6S.
Cotton quiet ~ Sc. BE lipur sales 1000 bushels
Western family at tlS n sl3 CO., superiine, IS % sa
wheat-Nc wanted at 90 o. f5 california; 81 % Corn
Provisions hrm whiskeysses Of conrnband a. 81 81 -
B,trfwors. Nsrrh zs ps1
Cotton aulet. mlddlinz up apds "a Ai'.s. Nc Coffee
The New York herald., 1867-03-29
Marine Disasters.

ns a4vay sv q this port from ssy %
Damaging her badly iha, she win have New
tainrd little no injury.
sr1a.s..r To.4wAspA as Psii.dsph. a5ih from ssv.n
ss ~s n' -: e n? s @ ON . e ws
diilon. "r'
snr IyDorTAsIr reported By cable % have foup-
ssn !. NJ sSs ss
BA.x AuRonA tItaD ashore at Lewes, will probably be
. sssgsH S ashore at Lew viii De got OF with
BAnx M.s.A sBrsm,. from philadelphia for Bremen. he.
az dTssed % At Lswe DEL was lowed back to
x! ssc JswET-The leak in the brisA 9 Jswsi, from
found on the ssS. she sailed on the istb
x s.s chs1 a.. sr vsnss from E,w YORK for s. Johns
Edward Island in iso and eesissered ss toss % ''"'
,umSs nss " ws: March ~ B; brig wn
coast and destination Y unknown s''''' ~ '''
S.HSI.d S'%s;,sd q Del back rS
seTs "a. May Rnssss.. from Wilmington for New Haven
Se ana o s1s par. DECK load
cverbosrd She reports Qn the 2lst insi schooner
in starving condition. The schooner standing north
the Sh schoomsr Win ssr no ssne sSe s
under @ iasymas and thirty miles southeast Of Cape Henry
Sem K4rr cAnrsroS--schr Joseph Hooper at Norfolk
5s ipm Boston; reports On the sh inst s. miles from
with m.lnms., foremost and head Of jbboom gone s,oer
ing for Hampton Roads Preferred assistance which
declined Also large Quantities or wrecked materlal
was hove 10 10 hours dnrine gales
sem Asegs q and from Somerset with q mains
Tor New York dragged ashore the OF New Lon
don harbor on the 2d inst during the heavy NE gale Her
ergo was dsrharred into lighter In damaged condition
The vessel was loated on ~ high wster morning 9th
and placed on the marine railway aieahy condition.
scnn MARY snrrH spoken the 18th inst on Block
Island by steamer kensington, at Boston from New Or
leans With loss q head O sopmss, ra broken sna had
weather. wanted no assistance.
ScHR NARY y SMITH from Turks Islands for salem at
Holiness Hole 18th, carried away head of foremost gale
OF the 18th
SOM Ct,u Bsftv. from Camden Ne Cor New ork
AZ ~ Fortress Noaroe -sh With Of hpwspii bhoom
aus sails
The New York herald., 1867-03-29
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY MARCH 29 ls67-TRIPLE SHEET

Stock OF Rio scarce. held firmly Sugar steady at i0c
lOeso Tor fair good refining. Flour WheatSles
OF Maryland at sS 5ohe highest price reached IN
years, Corn white al 81 % 81 II, yellow
81 NJ 81 II; nired Western 81 OS Oats at sc t6c
Rye al 81 3d. Glover seed - 10 for prime Whis
Key. IN bond, at &c a &c Provisions-An active demand
for bacon on soaheen orders no Large sales 90 eones
prices unchanged Mess pork AT $94 IardSAes ~ West
ern at IKE l3sSc Bulk meats quiet and unchanged
wmMscros. N. C., March q. 1861.
Cotton steady; middng uplands. 2sc Spirits urpohtine
hrm at .Oc. Resins steady at IS 25 81
AUGUSTA, Ga, March - 1867
Cotton hrm but quiet lbs bales; strict middlings
Sc.
SAVANNAH, Ga, March - 1857.
Cotton dull and nominal mldflings, 2Shc. receipts to-
dav 300 bales: the week 5000 bales exports
4,SOD bales; stock, 81 90 bales.
The New York herald., 1867-03-29

CorSsxof Rio we heard Of important sales but the
market ruled firm. Other kinds also remained dull
FLouE AND GRAIN Receipts 2lss bhs four 3l2 do and
LOGS bags meal 34 bushels corn 6s do and
do malt The market for Ste and Western -four opened
very dmll and heavy to-day sales holders
the close thsre was more indNiry. however, and the
market closed hrm ut the reduced prices.
holders demanding fully high the closing quota
ons OF Yesterday The speculative inquiry noticed before
checked however, the sales mainly
to the wants Of the regular trade with sales the Pro-
vnces. The sales about 600 bbls California -four
less active bu irm Choice held firm at el5 30 46
IN bags and bbls but low grades Oregon) sold st 3 70
Sl5 The sales about leo sacks Southern 6our
ruled heavy though closed firm at quotations with
sales of $50 bb OF rye sales effected Of 800 bbs
at ~ IS 80 81 the market ruling steady. Corn meal
nued duh and prices entirely nominal IN the absence
The New York herald., 1867-03-29
ALLEGED REVENUE FRAUDS.

Seizure of Another Tobacco Warehouse.
descent was made yesterday afternoon by Inspector
Harvey tobacco warehouse in William street, and
large quantity Of chewing tobacco seized the ground
that the barrels containing the tobacco bore counterfeit
inspection marks Twenty full barrels seized, and
also one hundred and eighteen eNpty barrels which
the inspection marks had not been cancelled thereby
leaving the owner liable 10 penalty Of $40 for each
barrel with such marks une6aced The whole amount
OF the seizure s estimated NJ between SO 900 and $4,000
The business Of coun,erfeting inspection marks Is said
TO be very extensive aud efforts being made
detect all such fraudulent transactions.
The New York herald., 1867-03-29
SHIP PIN G NE w S
PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH 2s, 1867.

Cleared.
Steamship Livingston, Baker, savannah-Livingsion
steam shin Glaucns Godfrey Roston--w Clvd-.
Ship David Crockett. Burgess. San Francisco-Suton
Bark wilhelmine Du.ch, wIllinbrink Rotterdam
Erie Mary Louise (Brl. Bovey London--G r Bulley.
brig Bertha fHsm,. Niboe, Cork FOR orders-sloman
Brig D. capo tNorw, Anderson, Antwerp-Funch
Brig Europa .(Oidenl. Bohm. Hamburg-soman 4 Edys
n Brig Joshna Mary tBr Turner, Genos aud Palermo
Brig Florence (Br Ekerman, Antgus--Jones 4 Loush.
Brig Hannah tBr). connauon, Demarara-Bret. Son
Brig Eqsenie. cccmbs Cardenas-E Buck 4cs
sr,s Lima, Hin ciensass9s,rgster Lshbcarn;
s,s sehrJ Williams Ncwberry, Acsandris-van Br'ns
sehr { { I;.s IT'LL. Little PhiladelphtaoJ Mckee 4 Co.
s,oop Fred Brown, wrightman. Providence.
sss%s sssS EN- Nara. sss' em:is sS fsSsgisS fssdssS
Arrived.
steamer Nswbsrn Acting Master r Hsey, con,. ,a
Gharieson ssd Forres. Monroe ssh Since leaving Iori
p cape Leosoa, DAYS company with Cum.
Steamship Earope tFr) Leruaire, Havrc March H. and
s, Iss Pm vita "a %dss M Ian and u % ad to Geo
aid 10 i. = % ion - "a ssa, at y Ion 50 os;;.d
+. sso % q o. lon passed .sms;hp city Of sapor
Steamship San Francisco Benin. Greytown. Mic. March
Had norihcry wind: along the Atlantic sats
9TH lat % So lon IS 30 eIchansed signals with schr Alice
steamship Adele Hail. Galveston Feb g. via Kew west
March H. with cotton. &c TO Chas Whitney Experienced
heavy gale from Me- which lasted 20 hours. witch
and split sails 18Th a 81 81 Ion 76 schr Wave Crest
(cf Harborl Davis . days Trinidad for Phladc
twice 10 The north Of ai'sraf and once within 50 miles Of
Cape Ienlopcn supplied her with twne and needless I'D
between Cape Romaine and Frying Pan shcai picked up
part OF cargo OF some vessel bound 70 Charleston.
S.samsnlp ms ssprse tnSG mewp.rr March @ with
steamship ri Cid Hobart Sewbern, Nc, with mdsc, to
Goodspeed.
ship Escort. Fner Liverpool Jan 2s, with mdse, to
ship Universe fBr, Hutton Liverpool Feb u.s. with ndse
20 isms Guon 9Th inst OF the eastern edge of the
inside ,hs Iaehtship but End TO stand to the sonwsrd
bawine gale from the Me- and drf,ed south Of the cspe
ship Amelia t,ust cosulich Trieste 90 dsy- with dried
fruits. &c, to Wilson Brown. March - lat 81 Ion 0
eountered avery heavy gale from NE y, during witch
by witch three men were seriously injured.
Bark sydenham tBr Miller card. pebi 10, with railroad
from SSw W. which lasted hours lost inapopssn and
2ist 30 miles Sc Of sandy Hook but ged to
Bark st Bernhard fBreml Bahr Rotterdam. s days with
mdse and to Charles Luing Co Had heavy
Hook Lshshp on he I'd inst and was obliged TO hanIo
account OF the NE gale Of that date 10th inst the
Grand Bans passed through large quantity OF wrecsed
rentiy not long In the water.
scir Mary Ellen CBr) smith. Bermuds, days, in ballast.
schr Ann Elizabeth SNOW Philadelphia for Providence
Schr Chief Champlin. Elzsbeihport for Providence.
Schr Louisa Hansen. Ncwburg for New Bedford
Steamer Munder, Yard, Batimbre.
The New York herald., 1867-03-29

On the Continent money is cheaper The banks Of
Frankfort Amsterdam and Berlin have recently reduced
their quotations for advances. The following the
latest rates in the leading itesParis, 3-2Zk; vi.
emma A. Berlin, 3-3; Frankfort, 31s3; Amsterdam,
SIX; Turin, SO; Brussels, 3-2x; Madrid Go;
Hamburg ok; st. Petersburg, 7-s-e
The New York herald., 1867-03-29

COMMRRCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY. March ss-6 NJ
fair speculative and spinning demand prevailed
to-day and the market ruled rm closing steady the
annexed quotations The sales were $500 bales quote
The New York herald., 1867-03-29
SALES or REAL ESTATE.

RyA j. Beccker, Son A co.
street a5 nxs5 - '................... ~. si3 900
lots ad joining 25xeo each. ....... l0ha0
lot adjoining 1875 .............. 1000
Madison av 1sIO05 ........... $500
north side 100 feet east FIFTH 25xloo each II 300
FOrty-second and lot
east Fifth av., No 32x5S lot tasa.......... $500
Ninety second streotS lots south side ~ 8 feet
Madison g. 6xi0oS each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
Fourth avenue-l lot southeast corner Ninety eighth
ioss sdioininS 5sxloo each io7s iV7s
second avenue-l lot southwest corner ii5th street.
lots adjoining. aiioo each. isS
BY Muller. wilkins 4 Co.
lots north side Sixty street. Madison
ave. each 2oxi0oa each. Slo0
lot adjoining 25yl005. 4s25
lots adjoining each 25vl00h eace ........... 1870
lots adjoining each .5sl00a each ........... $3.50
lots south side 1881 street. 20O teet OF Eleventh
avenue each 25xlOU, each $50
lots north side Forty fourth feet
Fifth avenue, each 2,xloo5 each. ... sloo
lot north side Eighty-second street. $50 feet west OF
Eighth avenue, 25x00 II 2CnO
lots adjoining each 25xlO01l, ,each........... 1878
BY z. II. Ludlow 4 Co.
No POS East Twentieth street. house and lot 5y92 81 400
No. 81 varick street. house and lot 25xl00 1880
House and lot No I Chcevcr place 2sxas6 ~ 200
o east side OF Hicks street, 20 feet south Of HARRISON
lot Hicks street, loo feet south Of Harr
lot side of Hicks street lis feet south OF Msrr
son. 2oxe6 1000
BY q. N. Seaman.
story attic brick house and lease of lie Varick
street, sfxioO $6,050
Nv James NJ. Miller
No y2 and l9l West Thirty street, lots, with
- East Thirty street. lot 25x6Dxioo I75