The New York Herald Newspaper, March 31, 1849, Page 4

willing mali ed about the came. Groceries were nae ene with Pir business doing. eapecially in 4 mo- lasses. Cotton continued "actives and howiecpuay freely made for export at steady prices. Asuxs —Smail sales of Were made at $6 62); 0 Baraveturrs — Fleur—' cempaanie. o sales reached about 2.000 a 00 good § Miobi- a at 06 25; ‘8 300 Brook- Pri ion kc, were reported at $5 25; common brands phe ‘at a figure lower; ‘sales of 300 a 400 Maryland nia common brands were reported at about Wheat—Sales of 2500 ‘at $110. and 250 sacks New ere Sales of 2,700 bush- els Southern mixed were made at 52c; 10,000 do, New Orieans white at 50c,and some other lets of do were down the river, th offering, 2 of about 1,800 barrels were made in lots, at eae $2 68%, and $275, Barley—Sales of 1,000 basnel ‘were made (common) at 58c. Oate—The sales embraced 4.2 5,000 burbels River and Canal at 348 86c, There ‘were 20 joe on the mark Corron.—The sales to-day amount to 2,500 bales, at steady prices. Exporters continue the chief pur- ebssers. Bi: ‘Transactions embrace 800 boxes bunch rai- 45 for good, $1 60 for prime, qualte; i 20 50 buss a Southern pea nuts at $1 06%; 50 bale: berts at 43s, 4 mos; and 600 bunch iy 20,000 Baracoa cocoanate, and 11,000 do oranges, on terms not made public. Fisu —There was nothing of moment dene to-day, though prices generally were steady. There are about 2.000 quintals ood afloat unsold. Fine Caackens —There has been a movement in the pom patel and rales of 1.000 boxes (40 packs) 500 do (50 ‘and 250 do (100 packs), were made at private 1GH7s.—Cottom was offered at ef B24, j heavy 200 discount off; 1,500 do. to go to Canada, at 100 leas 4 per cent for cash; and 1,500 green salted cow, 47 ibs, at 5Xe lese 43, per cent. Honsy.— There is a steaty demand for this article, with cales of 37 barrels Cuba strained at 38c, short price, and 20 tlerces do on terma not made public Hain —There have been no sales since our last ‘worth reporting. Ginsexc.—Small sal prime quality. A p closed Inox.—There have been sales of 600 bundles Eng. lish ehcet, and 200tons No. 1 Scotch pig, to arrive, at private bargain: 100 do merctant bars, to arrive, at $56, 6 mos; and 60 do No. 1 pig, from vessel, at $26 50, same time. Leawoop.—A sale of 160 tons St. Domingo was made at $12 50. Lrap was inactive, at 6c. but holders were firm, Nava Stones — Chere have been sales of 2,000 bbls. are making at 29 # 30c. for was in negotiation, but not Torin ut $1 06, pirits at 87}¢c. Ons — There is no change in linseed, anda fair de- mand prevails. The sales 8000 gallons English ard American at 60 a 61c., the Jatter in bbls. Paovisions —We could only hear of sales in lots—in all, abeut 560 bbis. of mess, at $10 6235, and of 100 prime at $8873. At the close, pork was freely offered at the above prices, without finding buyers. Sales of salted shoulders were made in hhds at 4X0.. Lard las of about 200 bbis. at 6X0. Beef was stea- dy Sa'es of 59 bbis, hams were made at $16. Cheese and butter showed no change. Srev —The market is drooping for Canary, and sales have been resis 50 bene laity a8 at ah im cash. Rough on held with occae! Bua. nosloe ealee of L10 unde, clerided N oneantat Oe, end. 160 {do. St Jago, for refining, at 470 lene 3 per gant, ‘Sumac —A 00 bags Sicily have changed hands at $62 50 , 6 mos. Wuatevons.—Sales of 14.000 lbe, were made at 310. ‘Wuiaxxy.—Sales of 100 bbls. State Prison were made at 220. ‘Woor.—There is less doing in foreign wools this Week. and we bave only to. notion sales of 120 bal mertic in very Night. and tre the trade. ctions are confined te MARKETS ELSE WHERS, STOCK BAIRS. Vermont Central i i 8 do, Bost Wester v0 100; 3 ii de, Old Osiouy Rancoaas To, 8 5. Pian 374; B0 do. do. ‘Second Board, ), 85 y5 10 do, do, oaoe Asti 343 4 do. d Maine Kaitroad, 103} Ex dco. crmont und Mass, Bailrosd, 483 yond. 4d., 10934; 250 to. Bast Bonten Ve. 2434: $1000 Reading Railread Bonds, ‘60, we 2-40 she ‘Vermont Central ‘Railroad FOREIGN MARKETS. Havana, March 21 —Sinee of our report of 7th fnst., ‘the supplies of sugarhsave become more abundant, as ‘the weather bas been favorable for th: movements of e@rasters. Still, price i far from giving have risen still more, as nd has continued very ry obtained high rates for what sold. are placed ine better position to ae- lity of obtaining money on easy eae in accumuistion of stock from be! felt, even though stiip room become Increasingly ‘We raise our quotations aud place them as Middling to good Whites, 1034 a 1lrs,; fine 11% @ 12; florete Whites 12% 0 13; Yellows, Browns, 5X # 6%; Cuournches, 5 a 5} rs. The ro showing & conalderable falling wff against ‘The shipmente in Maroh, 1848, fcom hence ‘porte: ame period last yeor. The growing scarcity of fel will aid in retarding ebipments, and ugar sent forward, as pli inced that prices must rule high abroad, that they will retire from the market and bide their time. rather than submit to lower rates. The ac- counts from the interior have by no means im- proved; on the contrar, ; daily receive strong- or of the large defiel thea the crop, aod have reason to believe that t diminution wil de provter th Yous returns smaller deficit than 30 prr even more. Grinding ‘as in consequence of the continued drought. there is an absolute want of ‘any other deroription of fodder; otherwise the process of sugar manufacture would be completed still earlier. From the south side of the Island, where originally s larger orop was expected than last pear, the estiaate has been gradually reduced more and more, and by the last letters we ure informed that the yield will be oon- siderably rmaller than was then farnish the lowest esti \t Ting ite former value, as 2iére. has bee! ebtained in the barber, which price ls generally arked in tport. A rale was made of 150 nhds, in the har- bor at 3re. The shortness cf supplies will now be. come more and more evident, as the high rates that beve been ruling have afforded strong inducements to At 8 o'clock Friday morning, aug Annovrb, 1a ber Toth yeot—Dative of France, Her friends and relations are respectfally invited to attend ber funeral, this (Saturday) sfterocen, 3ist Marcb, at 3 o'clock, from No 284 Water atreet. On Friday morning, March 80, Exiy M. Dannin, gbtercf Henry A. and Margaret Darrin, aged 2 reand 10 days. ‘The friendeand relatives of tbe family are requested the funeral, om Sunday morning. at 10 ithout further invitation, from oe i Jemes end Anns of the family, ienathoeo of his uncies,Pa- . Keane and David P Campion, are requestad to attend bis funeral this (Saturday) afternoen, at 3 o'clock, from his late residence, 189 Fifth street. On March 29. Many Hart, after @ short illness, in the c4tn year of her age- are ot teeinmdi: county of The friends ofthe family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from the house of her son, Edward Hart, No. 74 Jemes treet, corner of Oak,jthis (eormeeno) morning, at 10 o’olock, without farther in- vitation. On the 28th inst., Henriette Tatumanos; and on the 30th, Canorine Montcomeny—twin daughters of Catharine and George W. Lent, aged 14 menths. The juneral will take place this afternoon, at 4 o'clock, from No. 170 Bleecker street. On Thursdey, 29th inst., Hannan S., widow of Syl- vanus Hoyt, aged 73. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend her fu: on Sunday, at 1 . 16 Lewis street, TINE, o’olook, from her late residence, without further invitation. MARITINE tSTELLIGE SUE, ee Port of New York, March 31, 1849) 1” om OUm omrs... , + 547 | moom sure... 6 23| mow warEn.,. A Kingsland & UX Ps Nestorian, Goodhae, Perkins & Delano; George W Trundy & Co. ms ¥ Buck; Pioneer, Hearns, Lag neg em Mecupen latory tothe Pati caren, a pte S Raby és 701 Philadelphia. a Bloops—Rhode Isiand, Hull, Providenes; Tecumseh, Fowler, do arrivea. Packet ship Patrick Heory, Delano, Liverpool, $8 days with mdse, to Grinbell, Minturn h Go, ‘Tho P H was off tho Honk last Fuseday ‘morning Jost eas, and wasoUiged to haa! off daring the aulps mechewe {of Boston), Comings, Liverpool, Feb 28 with mteo,to W iltinge & Gelon. Marsh 29, int 63 54, lon 60, oxobangod signals wi Ay bona po blue flag and red star in coatre; and day, Ini towed denna with @ ship showin, fag witha bath dluod ia ‘the centre; The K H bas ai < a Devas, Fivalton, NB, via Bridgeport, in “Bag ‘ynianta, Lawrence, Halifax, § days, with mackerel, to "ich: Empire State, Marble, Nowatk for Pall River. “Rohr Koecros, Burt, Teunton Setr Emma Hotobhine Ferris, New Haven, fonrd Chapmap, New Haven, Behr Glynn Shap, ‘Diew Landen. lorace Barnes, Stannard, Fairhaven, Behr Norwich denen: Boston, Bloop New York, Jone, New Haven. Sloop Lady Fenwick. Thompson, New Haven, Sloop Chief, Smith, e Bloop Franklin, Wright, phe Haven. Bhip Canton, of Wcamate om On Cork, ‘Mazch 4, with md.e and ae Brau Sup Brooksby, from @| Brig Keying. pect Roscius (pht), Elévidge, Liverpool; Victoria, Watlington, fcnbonas vee bear Bulkley, Charleston; darks Texas, MoNaiz, Savannah ; Canton, San Francisoo; Eanes, Btovens: do; Plymouth, Perkins, Vera Cras; axof, Furber, Remiea teres’ 108 Prince, Howell Mobile; snd others, From Quarantine—Ships Jamestown ial — Lb Palestine, Jobnson, New Orleans; Rochester, Weeks, do; Rising Sun, San Francisco. aunt 30—Wind, ar suntien Ni ‘at meridian, NNE; at sun j—rain. Serald Marine Co! dence. Pu.apecrnia, Marob 30, 4 Larne erg pga) ee Merrimac, from Bostor Clea: ‘Moselle, Snow, Gieatasgon: sohrs cron} Boug'ass, Taylor, n NYor! 60, Di ‘Lawren er; Hooper, Boston; Three laters (zp, Casey, a ia a woe piace ‘Cain, Bultimore; steamer Black oad, Bteve Bilscellaneous. Breanmur Isaner, at Charleston, on the 24th, at 4 PM, passed A quontity ef bbls, casks, boxes and three rough spat Barx Geonce Bewrv, Brad/ord, from Naw ‘New York, put into Charieston 26th, in cistross Inst, in a severe gale off Capo H ‘the pumpeandtound five eetef it meoeseary to put into the nearest port for reps: Banx Eva, Smith, at Norfolk, from Belfast, Ire experienced igh woather on i Pasage, during which she lost coat, ma: topsail yard, ant BR: pearing fray full ei Key, 2lst imetant—sas poced te er. Baic Bea Beav, Merritkew, of aud from Searsport, for Bos- ton. with spam, went ashore 28th on tho beach, about one fourth of mile south ot Nerth Biyer, Marshfield. “he will probably be got off without mach damage. Brio Samvzt. of and for Boston, from Wilmington, NC, went ashore ov Cape Hatteres about a week sines, (80 reported im Noxfelk Beaoon, 2th.) mn CarHEnine AmanpA. Hoghes, from Richmon ry into Norfolk to repair dam: to by sohr Win Applegarth, an (80 reported.) Crowell, at Norfolk, 28th, from Richmond, bound to Philadel bin, "T1'e@ wan vom iuto, ites by sohe Wan Applosarth, and hed bulwatks atove, mainsail tors, and plank rails broken. ok W» Avrixcantn, from W: woud, put into Norfol tye ied ith lose ‘The W A afterwards ashore hear Portmouth, but sustained Bcun Juniarra, at Norfolk from Provincetown. reports hev- ing wen on the 22d imet, at 10 P¥, in lat 37, lon 75, « vessel on 18. (The Warsaw, before reported.) Barris Sea sit Janes Bar: re athere ve shunt, bed Kacched of ther fa At last accounts, but masined otherwise in pretty good ite ond was exproted to be got off alter dischargin, Bcnoon [ARY (93 tora of Nantucket, was int ynca's Bale. Beth . reported ashore Surrosny Waxcx.- iy Jeather trank, oontsining ‘ke, and a pair of stockings mar! a Nantasket Beach yeatarday fea that seme constlag vessel ‘as boas, that place. Missixe V: Brig Charles Joseph, of Providence, from New Yerk, Jan iith, tor Savennah (deat Bova ), with hay and Dallast, from 5 Apalachiccls, ‘after she bad cleared heard from. ‘The following wa list of her not tince been Frovidrnoe, captain (@ native of Bris: . of oe Ne, bound to was ashore on Oreng® Wreckers around bout 23" carried away a bound to Bioh- anchors and chains. “the other side of the river jamsge. some cotton od WR was which causes it to be reeently wrecked near Daniel M. Goo TheCJ was s good oa ‘veisel, 313 tons burthen and was insured at the American office, in Providence, for $4000. It has been thought thas the square sveral times a about < or a North of of are Benny, mit ith ber main topgallant yard above water, may yp the Vasanis nmionerno 70 Giovcesren.—A recent scoount cf the vessels belonging to thie port has bee: Misiee spe rg two etal vine W7 and te ton {Ip pearly 17 000 tone, “None of th quem, Kookport and Manches Ceater are ineluded in thie statement, Absut 100 of the anoonere are emple: ¢ fishing business, of which num! are al- ready fitted out, and have eommenced their vorage. Kev Wasr, March 10—-Sailed smack South at Mya't, Isth—a portion of schr Kudora’a cargo, 00 bring to market much more than the customary pro- portion at the commencement of the searon. It may be of interest to mention that there are now four or Chagres; 12th, brig Robert Waln, Burns, Now Or: ans. 1200 bags corm, 60 bags wheatand 9) bbis flour. were sold rink ton » UB Marebal, asfollowi: Cor, per busbel, 435% ‘a ‘wheat da, five cargors loading for Great Britain. and several have destination s ready Coffe very moderate psroels. and sells st $45 8 ing to quality Importe— The value of lard is support- d. indeed, is » shade bigher. Barrels are worth nege. $12 8 $12%. The stock comprises Lf 4 1,600 barrels. equal to 10.000 kegs. Three cargoes of rice which came in, and one cargo which was aflost. at the date of our last report making, together, 1,806 casks, have been sold at 9% rials, and there re- maip 200 carke jn store. Prices current of imports— ioe perarr. 0% ; lard, per ql. $11 a 124; oe per q; $10 s 14; flour, American, per bdi., $13 9 14 reigbts--A considerable nuaber of vesi chartered at £3 108 and a market, and at £3 be. £3 70. for near con- tinental ports. There are but faw vessels disengazed, and it may be rome time before we have an adeq ate sappy. To the United States 10 #11 rials per box ve heen paid, and $2% for melasuen. There is no rae ine at present in force against vessels from je United Staten; but the regulations im regard to those from infected ports in England and vie one with- So 160 miler therefrom (say 16 and $ day: uo- altered. Excharge on London 10 « los per cent. prem. On New York and Boston par to 3; per centdie, Trade of Bio de Janeiro. ‘We bave before us the Rio Merc intile Journal, of the 24th January, cont ataing thy annual retrospect of the trode of thst city during the year 1443. ‘The importe of the year buve besnon an extevsive ronie—the mar- ket superabundantly supplied, and the stocks enor- mour at the clone of the year The arrivals of vessois from foreign countries were 915, with an acaregate tonnage of 210659 tops. Of this number 233 were an verseln, and 173 were British vessels The 44 German; from New York 35 American vew from Philadelphia 12 ke quantity of four imported was 244812 bbia Of thie quantity, 90 807 bie, were from Baltimore; 23,824 bbls. were Gal- lego and 68.284 bis were Hexall ‘The departures from the port were 1,054 vessels, with on eggregete tonnoge of 825083 tons The qvantity of ecfler exported during the year was l.710,707 bags — of which 720 743 bags were shipped te the United States, ‘and the rest to various porta im Europe The ship wits te ee rte Pht United States ware as: follow: @. to Borten, ag 5 to Charleston, 24.629 begs ; to Mobile, 6.830 bags to 200.418 baga; to New York, 198 681 ba, IvIpbia, 40622 bage The average of the leat five yearn. to the several ports of the we amrineresae to Baltimore of 68,- o05 Woes f 55 320 bage; to Philadel. erease to Boston of 9,169 bags: to Mobile of 3.104 ‘begs; aud to New York of A litt more than one-half of the total «: r Of coffee wan shi eh the following wand arlor boures :—Ms bt & Co, 237727 beg: sp ce & Co, 162,868; F’ Le Breton & ‘oo, Pd Le Everhart Co , 128.648; James Biro! ton 029; O04; Miller, Le Seek Co, Sonos, Tene wideng meyer Sapertas & Co.. to.241 total, 907,86: batt eriean, March 29. 666; flour, $4 to sdttte ark bakes Angier, Havana, chartered to take cargo joop boat Pequena Amalia, of Oadis, bas just beem sened * rder ot Collector ot thia Leg) for igutiquesess of Gonarass, one Gd, poar LW. The cates com. ial, fige, A portion of her ‘of fruit was gold by SP erder of Court, at prices 1oih—, Seryd oe Kearney, rate, Bi York; Sylvester Gesner, do; sid schr W H Gatemer, Tresca, Ni ‘etal vs bull and materials of ship Wa ‘sg this morning aod announced {te deoree in cause, and award lvetian' ae Lowe: tr himeelt Vacher-etarvathreo masted sieam sche Rudors, of Now Or. Jeans—Litelled for salvage. cause was heard and argued ia ge Court, Soutien ten toes ADpoi on by the court, F eanee, com corn, moinssca, ed at three thousand one hundced and «xty two dtiare Trall, stenen engine. tec. at three ¢ lihellswts of aly sbout four youre 0: be atthe port of New York, asitiscaia fur $10,000, Salvage about $1000 and costa, Twelve men from the pablic works at Tortugas, who rendered material rervices to ship Wm Hit Kk, previous to assistance of the wreokera, were awarded the sum of nine 75-100 dollars each for services of abcut three days exon 17th—Sid ship An zit, Baker, Now Orleans: ship Wm Hiteleocr, Roilin:, New Orl isth—Adr tork Tarquin, Speight, Baltimore, bound to StMart, and Jett samedey Eu erties ot team schr Endora’s carzo, prariating¢ st flour, battef and. perks were ‘sit morning told by US Flout 3 25 to $5.87 56 per bol; butter 120 t) 16346 AY aatp S36 to $1025 na Lei Bid bark Oakes Angier, Phin & with serge of Urg TP Hart. Salvage on steam sobr Bu dora 1s hou’ $4 600 and evsta, 2lst—81d bi TF Hast ——_. NOrloans, Sehr town, ine, Whesiwright, for Jacksonville, oar ore on Gone Korfon 1¢ta ingt, at] AM, re 0m WRockt wit Frauclace, Smith, NYork, for Key Woet and St Verasle én. port Mareh 22—Tir'g Florence, 0 lumber, F 1 libelled f salvage; sours lows, Wheelwright maser. I for salvage Eudora, —_ TPe; wack Wiliam & Ty, seized by the United Beaten ‘Whalemen, At Honcluia, Nov & Lavoda, Finch, to refit for another cruise on Japan; had ¥ wea Walinaton, uf Now Bedford. fet Deaton nt nr weme ty t Papeite, Sooiety Ins vow 13, Persi i wie eed, on? ‘ersin, Whippey, N B, ravu, Caps Verds, Deo 18 Mesesohurette, Nickerson, from Nantuhet tor Parte, clean; Jan Ir Chae Carroll, Long, tax do; iall ep whales, 2able, Bip fe of Boston, at ering " b 1b, Int 96 05, lon 17 14 nrg, 14 daystrom New York for New Orleans Marah 5 26 ed ins Nortoik paper, which burgh, Conway, from New Baik Marj. Parkor, ut Phitedot in, from Charleston to New sil wel, March 22 off Key Choelia, Bartlett, of Tonmeaton, from New York for Apa Mact.col it Key 6 rk Sawasrow, of Thomaston, trem New York tor ‘Mobis, B; 220) bb's (abomt 100 should reed: Youu, rb 4%, for Trieste. , from Porto Rico for Baltimore, \Barnea, On the 27th { the Rey. William F, Eigen. odt. Mr. Samet na, of Middletewp, N.J , Mancanst W. Kors, of thie ity. St Johns, NF, bound to Leghorn, Feb 13, Brig Com Hw, froma Porte Rico for Roton, March 25, o6 Cams lf of Virginia, EvgE of and from New Haven, standieg SE, March ite, of and frame 90 Sehney ‘MB, bound to Antigua, Jat 20 16, lon 70 W. jenrietta, of Bath, bound te Frederieksburg, Maroh 25, the Capes. "ache Joka Herbert, Lewis, from Boston (March 1) for Cor Pus Christi, with tho Resex Mining and Trading Co ot Salem, all oll, 14, off Key West, Woreign Ports. Bannanoxs, Feb 27—Arr ship Thos Watson, Thomas, Philadel, yoatoneas Jasch 1gu'Srik Nath) Blake, Isley, for Boston, NAS. sig Eliza, Bell, do do. ‘ee Ports. operon, March aula tan Van ar Orleans: Ei Vandalia, es ‘dave: Culsane, Montgcmery, do; J Hinchey, asa uimore Pearl, Bi ore, Hi Hiei Taper ioverson, lorfulk, sohr i Bar lumie gtom a 6 believed Hlitax, which salted on Mende), reicrned te the Roads that night, and to the city today. In tbosonda ship Cornelis; barks Wm M Bar: ris, Turk, snd Mary F Sled ‘Onceoia (destination unknown) nd Eile’ and sebr Lowell. BaLrimony, March 19—Ary, steamer Herald Reporte off Mob- jack toy, a sip, with lout of oremagt, paluted with white arco nd is deeply laden also, few mile above chor—beth rmpposed bound up ©. Bermvdn, + Br) Carson, ‘Ate tchra Liberty, Moores, ‘Baltiaore, with at ech ead 216% Teasie, Eldrwcge, NYore, dusvont, March 26+ 8id ccbre Sarah & Julia, NYork; 22a, Valued fater Grant, Cardenas Alpine Baltimore; W Geno, N Cuarixston, Maro 24 P M— Art ship Calder, Pollster, Liver 0}. brig Ark, Jobnson, do! cld, brigs reburg, Cooper, New oy. Phoeakt (BE), Moikla Greencek; gla. shige Meare, Tol bertson. Bavro; Jubn Dunlap, , Norris, ba ‘Br}, brown, Liverpoot, Zenoble, Kuowlton, Boston; Brig, Garnet, ‘Ancerain, urb, ‘Me; sors, Athalia, ‘Puraell, New ork; 2bti, or, bite Teabelia, Rollive, Havana via Key West Amolia, Agry, Liverpool; Tennesiee. Collin, New York; briga Lowoll’ Yauen, New York; Henry Mareball, Rri heauan, Maciel, Tn the Lark Convoy, Trex-ott, New Orles ‘2th, arr, barke Convoy, Trosott, New On Georse Henry, Bradt ‘Navan; (¥ee Miseliancoun) brig Tower, Atohi son, W ie ‘hr Gen Clinch, aos Sie On Orleans. Facantown, March 20—Arr tobr Bolivar, Barnard, Norfolk fophentucket, 2th wine ENE. “In pore Be Brig Wanderer; sot Abbott Lawrence, Delaware and Bolivar, Fohr Lace Fait oiven, March 23—Arr aloope Ii Borden aud Nancy Jane, N York, Houves's Hove, March 26—Arr fore ary Miller, Batemas, Philadelphia tor ‘Bosten. 81d berg Provincetown, 8 Atlantic! schr Blevsi, de do, int to aon, So caval In port ‘20th AM, bark Nahi Wm F Saffurd, Sam Small, Suston, Crevelané, Brooklixe; whre B Hunting, Uranus, Louisa Gray, Bridewater, Carpo, General Cass, Mary Miller, aad Edward Everett, 1 AM—The barks Saltan, for NOrleans; i, Dame unknown, weat to sea this mornin, the harbor bark Vesta, for Bostoe; brign Myra, and Mary Bianton, for do; Gardocr H Wright, for Seana tes trig Te Tmportor, and several coal lacen schoovers, ‘to Kostern 29, 6% PM—The storm has dwindled down toa gontle brocse form tre Northwant, bat, (bo Tain. is falling io torent, yued to intercept cur commanicaiion with the Temsela at the Brotkmater Two pilot boate are gesting ready to Booed, to the, auletancnaf, the eahoouae, reported yeulrday 8 ing ashore 12 miles above thie plage, and until tir return we eauret foroish pertiontars Gischarsing of the echr BIN U1 Be duly an: a, M remain, exc ip Joh Washington, for Trinidad de Cave o'clock this forenoon. nigh Light Howe MLE, March 21—Artebrig Mb gate Fondicten Rulleaas sehre Pountein, Jemison, Thomaston; Swan, Pen' |. NOri pt ape gl Parry, do. Cld brig J D Pennell, Given, Prov. 8, Mar 20—ar steamship Isthmus, Haker, Cha- i Wark Harriet & Marthe, Lealie, Charleston ;btig henoe, recurved in distress ; sebre Wim Thor p- Brother Jonathan, Kelly, Caloamsien ; 8a ws ryan. Lawson, do; NC V, low Cla ips Falcon, Thompson, Cha- wine Beh Bria do, iniprdlb nea, t, rsby Boston; Ae fon Ferd, 40; abburton (Br) Forrest Lipo; Cores, Al on, Bevre ba ymberiand, iow ‘cor, & ry, Smith. Brow Bran ball NYch; Fsnoeeke, Bo. Voller Ti Biretle,(Br) Glasgow ; Sw brig Supsrir, StF Beranger, Toby, Car peachy.s, Sem ww, Lawreno Goreslr, Wingocd, Turks Iolavd;, Peuamme, Porter, Rote, Huntoon, Point Irabel, Texas; Madon Tawpe ‘Bay: Renown, Me <i in Wi Ses Chidsen: 18, ship Raber wrten, bark Jon and sehr Jue Howlets; 18th, ship ‘Arlotio, bark ive and bark Bt George. Nonrorx, March 25— Arr bark Rile. Smith, Boltat vis Ki town, roland brig Brothers, Adams, St Ubes; schra 8: Orow. November, wud 9a vista teh own; Marin, Keen, Ned! b, Front ‘Taylor, Gorham bound to Provide dames, B River boun Red Jacke! Laan trey to NYork; Time erayh, Paine, Boston bovnd up tee bay. Brig ain, ile tor WL, end brig Oho. do Silom, went to sea on Sunday. Br bark Frodetiek, from Liverpool for “ampton Rath reosived orders, und procosdsd to Ballmare on Saturday. Tn Bampton ‘Hoade hip 3 Marianna, from Kichmond for St Francisco, went to een from the R adeon Saturday. Brix from James River for Rio Janeiro, went toca ye-tnday. Sob Cr co for Nasea invat anchor loet best vessels to Botr izabesh, Porto Rico wougd to 2 Baltimore Rerih—ayr behte Ol Bins ~~, Chestpeake Bay bousd vo New Haven: Ann, Gardner, do do: Mozell, Thomas, do do. Merch 28—Arr, rchr Entire, Domarest, Plymouth, N3, NYork; Gon Tayler. pre ‘Camden; Redding, Raw:ey, do; United, Chase, Tov! Bark Hermitage, Monteviden, bound to e West is sehr Water Witch Baltimese, bound to ch Br brig Ocquette, Demarars, ‘bound to Bal:imo Elizabeth; barques Delawarian, Baltimore, bound ; Huntin, , do, bound to do; brig B I hee Sarah Chale rque ‘ork, rom Hampton Roads on y last; sob Btaterman, ‘Gotehell, "A'exanévla, bound to March 25—Sid schr Tribune (of Boston), —; ris, Billines, Pro- ow, Dyer, Roston for Vir. Diamond,’ Davia, Philadel 4; TF t Gorsen, Phila iphin fe Boston; T Fennet, Tani 01 ys (or 5 T Fen Providence for ee times PRrovinencr, 1d brig Condova; soht Henry B Bas. come, Corson, Philadelphia. | Hd PonTLann. March 28—Arr sehr Ve'ooity. Montgomery, East, ort for NYory; and remains, with about 40 others, detained y weather. yEutapatrnra, March 20—Atr brig Chattahoochee, Carroll, N ercrersa, March 27—Arr schr Lat 1¢, Jerking, NYork. Sid echre Silas E Ackerley, York; Thee’ BSmith, Smith, joaton. rr sohr A Sawyer, Hill, Calais for New ‘Wiimoron, March 25— Ar sah Thorn, Wainy right, NYork. Below 24th, brig Farnbam, soaton. Cla 24th, Br sobr Mary dice, Bofoly; Haltay, NB. 3605; Br'bsg Ava, Moore. Liver Berl: 2708 nen 3 3PJebnoon Kilbum, Boston; A J De Rosset rewster, M NYok New Beprorn, sloop Georg an, Swit Altany, Newport, March Passengers Arrived. se! 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