The New York Herald Newspaper, April 10, 1856, Page 8

8 A FOURIEBITE CELEBRATION. The Free Lovers at a Private Love Feast— Albert B, tebane at Home—The Marvellous Andrew Jackson Davis Eateth a Goaa Pinner. Fourier, the icmsculate free love French socialist, was born on the 7th of April, 1772. Last Mondsy even ing bis disciples met at the mansion of Albert Brisbane, in Secon avenue, to celebrate Fourier’s eighty fourth birthday, by s Danqnet, with all the accessorics of wpeecbes, toasts, &o., &c. Among the guests pressat were Mr. and Mrs, Ancrew Jackson Davis, Stephen Peail Andrews, Henry Clspp, Jr., Dr. Stamm and many other qell known sccis'ints, After the company had done ‘@mple justice to ihe delicious viands with which the ta. ble was loaded, Mr, Baisnass rose and said:—Ladies and gentlemen— We bave met here this evening for a special purpxe—no> morely to eat and drink, but to celebrate the birthday of & great anc gocd man. | propose now that we mix a little of the intellec! ual with the eocial, and call upon some of our frierds to express the sentiments which na- turally suggest themselves on such ancccasion. And first I will make, with your permission, a few remarks, and give you a toast, to which you will, I know, hearti. ly respond. Itis not thus, at the humble board of a pri vate individual, that this day should be commemorated. Nations should bow before the magnificent genius of a mind like Fourier’s—so grand in its inspiration, so won- derfully acute and logical in his style and methoa. He drought order and beauty out of contusion and deformity. and reduced to an exa:t sotence @ system in ie universe which would bring all discordant e’emeats into accord and pe:fect harmony, and with his sublims intuiticos and carefui analytical ju¢gment reduced his greet conceptions to & mathematical demons ‘ration. Brisbare continued in this strain for some time, and then proceeded to say:— And yet, with all this woncerfal power, no ran was ever so mocest, so uopretending in his estimation of himselt. I, who knew ben weil, o'ten aid to him, ‘Fourier, will you not be proud and happy when, in the fuiure, mui itudes, na ions have resognizad your work anc bow down to do you bomage?”” ‘Ah!’ he ‘would reply, “I bays done very little; with a litte com- mon sense and study of nature, a hundred mon might have cone what I have; apd it is not my glory to have done it, but their shame not to have done is before.’’ Mr. B. concluced by expressing an earnest wish thet the future weuld see # mopumert erected to Fuurter worthy of bia genius and devorion. whows base should be grarite the first tier supporting five figures, which should repre- cent the five senses, and interspersed with fruits and flowers, instruments of music, paiating and sculpture— everything, in short, which can charm the eye, or capti- vate the ear, orc -nduce in any way to man’ material happiness; ‘bigher in spiral order should rise three other figures, emblematic of the intellestaal or distrieu- tive passions; and on the top the figure of Unity, oxpress- ing the religicus—the moet powerful element ‘in man’s @cul—shou'd glori'y sud crowa the whole, He would gire asa toast, ‘The Memory of Fourier. Drunk stancing. Mrs. AxpREW Jackron Davis being called upon, eponced by raying thst it wae meizber ‘he time fcr her to wake a speech, but sbe must exores sure with which, th ongh the elognerce of the s she hac een, ip the vista of the pre-ant, the evangel of the fature, glowing and bright with the hues of the rain- bow. She woul give as s sentiment :— Our Bost and "0. \ers—May they realize in themselves the ic life, which in their munificence they so esrnes:ly de- tire te bestow upor olbers A unanimous cal! broug\t Mr. Crarp to his feet. He said be cid not ‘eel like peaking at al. To get off a very old joxe, he was ent'sey too full for utterance. He agreed with bis triend, Mr Briebave, acd hoped if the fa ture did raise » monunen’ to Fou ist, it would be just such a one as be bad so p etical'y cescribed. Ae would not «tate his orn izteiieciual conviction of Fourier, as it might econ to border upon the ext avagant, which every Dody umew was not is his line. He sp ke cf the crasadé ané protest against existing inatitu'ions, which socialis's were aocured of making, #07 anked t/ ev-rr charsh, ev. rinieter, has not s press: agains: existing evils—ail the bevevolen' esiablicbme>, the cbildren’s aids socie- ties, the ly!pg-in soc etier, the lytng-out societies, and scrta of lying societies. He ep ke of the w factory character of the incompie ¢ aud top-sided reforms of the present Cay, avd quo'ed Mr. Philips, who saidafier thirty years patient and faith‘u: labor of hiase'f, Garrison & Co., the ndigPar et ver ‘tropger to-day thanit had ever beep. Mr. C. coneluced by vayiog a high compliment to Me Bristane, througk whore enierpri-e and libaraliiy Ameri ca would Foon be favored with the most complete and per’ect edition of Fourier ever yet published in this ecuntry. ‘SrErBEN PuaRt ANDREWs was the next spesker Mr. Brisbane raid be, has sposen cf the szience and poetry of Fourier’s dostrines, let me sey a word as to their i cability. The queston was, were 1 tru then the pbalanstery was the only system of ae hfe that was practicable Fourier has shown that there was a true social order, and insensidle civilize tiom is adopting bis suggestions. Thus, tne large b> tels are constantly sweill:g their dimensions, and ara, in fact, provire the fesribii y and economy of large bodies ‘of people living tg ther. The large osesn steamers are, ix fac’, ficaulrg phalaoxes. Twenty years ago there were ar bieeny of 700 tons Lege oe: vensels surpassing in beauty an‘ adorpment the most gorgeous Gundy Giedivented by the Gonvern ‘Magi avo naaced, wany o' them cf three sad four thousand tons burden. On that very day the Adristic—s marvei of buman 4! 5,668 tons, war launchea. and s vessel is on the #:ocks ia Exglend of £2,000 tons burtnen. Ail this goes to show, Mr. Ardrews, that the worid {a fast begisning to ao p eciate the magrificent economy of associated capital and efforts, For fif'y cents @ poor man could travel in sieambeat on the North river e; ig seers fa the \uxury of ite appointments anytaing of kind the Queen of Ergland ‘eculd command. Severai other persons spoke in the course of the even ing, amorg others Dr. Stamm, Dr. Tronehant, Dr. Un- derhill, &e , &c. S.me other toasts, alao, were givea, but our space will not permit us to give them to the rea“er. One on “woman's rights” was sent bya weil known sutboress of this ci The arty eeveiated at alate hour, apparently very wuc eed with the way in which they had celebrased Footie’ birthday. Leiter from ‘ojonel Fremont. (Fom the Sorton Atlas, April 9] The followirg letter from Col. #remout to Gov, Charlea Rebinacn, «f Karsss, bas beea handed to us by the Gcverner ‘kimself, wih his consent tha; {t should be pud- lubed:— . 176 SECOND AvENUR, New York, March 17, 1856. My Duan Sim—Yonr lewer of Februery reached me in Warhington # me time sines. { read {t with mach aatis- facticn. It waa agreat pleasure to find you retained 0 lively @ recoliestion of our inve course in California. Bat my (wn experence is, that permavect and vi: friendebips are most often form-d in contests an gles. Ifo msn hss good points, then they become and we kno@ each otner sudceniy. T bad boh been thinking and epsaking of you Jatterly ‘The Banks ballot iog ir the Hos”, anc vour movements in Kenras, had naturally carried my m‘nd back to our hundred and cdd ballots in Cali! . and your let- @r came seasonabi: and fit.y to complete the sennection, We were defeated then; but that concest was only an in- cident in « great strn; 6, and the victory was deferred, not lot. Youhave carried omnother fie d the same principle, with coursge and abili y to maintein it; and J make you my tincere congratulat (ns on your success—incom p) ete to far, but des>nec in the end to tr umph aboot beolntely. I bed been waitirg to ses what shape the Kansas question would take in Corgress, that I might be enad od to give you rome views in rela'i-n to the probable result. No- thing haa yet been secomplishec. But | em eatisfied that in the end Congress will take efficient weasures to lay oe- fore the American people she exact truths concern' your effeirs. Neitber you ror I can have any doudt wuat ¥ rdict the people #i/i pronounce upon a trutbful exp»i- Ucn. Itasto be feared, from the proclamation of the President, that he 1:tencs to reeognize the usurpation in Kanoas as the legi imate guvernment, and that its sedi- tion jaw, the tes: oath, and the means to be taxen to ex- pel {'s people as aliens, will all, vievctsy or indirectly. be supported by the army of the Unites States. Your rerilicn will undoubled'y be citficult, but you k.ow I bave great confidence in your firmness ani prudence. Whrn ‘he critical moment arrives, you most set for yoursef—no men ean give you counsel. Atrue man wil alvays find his best counsel in that ineptration which » good caure never fails to gi at the inatent of trial. All Leet Morand us thet great recults are ru’ed by 8 wise Providen:e, and we are but unite in the greet Ian. Your actions wil be determin. ed by events, az present themse'ves; and at tbis ietance I oan ouly say that I sympathize cordially with ou, and that, as you stoot by me firmly and generous- |, When we were defeated by toe nullifiers in Ente 1 have evry disporttion to stand by you in the aame way dene le with them in Kansa-, ou ee that what I have oven maying is mors a rap'y suggestions which your concition makes to me, BY snswer to your \¢ wr—which more particular. ¥ sé myself. ihe n tices which you had sern of consection with the Presideney, came from the pertial ci*tosttion of trienos, who thin! ‘of me more fist. teringly than I do of myself, and do no: there‘ore cali for any action from ur. Repeating that [ am really and aincere'y gratified in ‘be retewal of our frieudsbip, or rather in the expteseionn of it, which I bop wili not hereafter have #0 lopg on interval, 1 am yours. very truly, PRE MONT, Gov. Cnaries Aoniweox, Lawrence, emis. Common #icas—S8pecial Term. Before Gon. Judge Ingraham. Dacisions — George Carpenter sgninst Frederick Beser. —Motion to confirm. Report of referes granted. Wiliam Lee pgainst Bec janin J. Carr, &.—Motion to miss, Complaint denlec, t with $10 oc sta Wil iam Grant egeinst Albert G. Smith.—Judgment for peintiff, om Comurrér, with costs, with leave io defend- Gut to abewer within twen'y days, &o., &s. Frarcis Koebsteer agains’ Jobn Orser, Sheriff.—Motion to Cirmiaa a granted, with costs, unless the ap- peliant pey the costa in the court below axd costs of this poh no wi bin eye. Phi ip Smt. oat t haward Linderr.—Motion to dis- solve ry jane in _ with $10 conta, Joveph W. Cor ie agains W. F. Gu ney,—Motion to set anice and vacate order of arrest denied. Coxprtion or THE Hupson "River.—We learn from a pasoonger <8 the noon train irom New Yurk, «tich arrived last evenin banc Senta Claas were ai Pouchkeeps ¢. bed broken her sbaft, an‘ the latter was ¢i ing to cut ber wey through the foe. From tne ssne ewe earn bat the river ‘# clear from this city » Coeymans, cloved from that place to iaitimore, fom the inv er place to Stay vewnt, closed feom ne wwot to Com-eebic, opea fom the let‘er piise to ree teint on Hocson dowu to Poug i- weatoer as we are now la one athe ics up anda bom: may ay ‘ +a Albany Journal, April 8 part summ< neral Garland. military commender of the department, left town for Ronen jue oa the Lach of February, to be absent « few ofa business. The court martial for the oe, Major Blake and Lieutenant Johnson, First Dregoons, adjource4 Moadey, Februayy 11. Licutenant Johnson was eoquitted of cbargem brought against him, but the case of Major Blake Wes postponed for a further hearing, on accouat of the at@ence of a material wilne:s on the part of the defence. Tue incursions of te a and Magoyon Ap © incursions of the loge pa lize cf be Rio Grande and in the rencered it acvisable, in the opinion of porocllde Garlend, to visit their country with the troops. A commesna of about 260 regulars, ¢regoons and infantry, under the ocmmand of Co). Chendler, will take ihe fi a “8 tad March, provisioned for a month or more, and i Gua ‘Apache country, near the bead waters of be ching and demand satisfaction for the rooberies and murcers of which they have been guilty. The promptcess with which this ‘movement is being mad+ wil have a go01 «f- fect up n other tribes, as well as those who are the ob- jec's of the expedition. Major Kendriet ieft Fort Defiance on the 16th inst., witn Indian agent Dodge, te meet the Navajo Indians 1a the vicinity of Bear Spring. The Indians have sent out runners to bring to that point those chiefs and others whom it was important to see, The necessity of this meeting grew out of some raids committed by the Nuvajos fa February on the Pue-co, and on the line of travel from tne Rio Grand to Fort Defarce. ‘The Navaj>s state that {tis almost impossible to tra- verse their country on account of the deep snow which now covers the ground. They are suiferi’ g from the eeverily of the winter aad the ‘aiiure last year of the ineDes PWe learn from Francisco Sanches, of Vaiensia county, that cn the 22¢ of Janvary « party of Iadians ran off about « hundred bead cf mules and other animals from near Tome. They belonged to Mesers. Masuel Otero, Sanctez and others, and are supposed to have bean taken dy the Gila cr Mogo.lon Indians. ADJOURNMENT OF TRE LEGISLATURR, The two houses of toe Legislative Asse ably adjourned, atter a seesion of sixty days, on Thursay, the 31st Janu- ary, and the following day most of the mem 2ers lett town for their homes. ESCAPE OF PRISONERS. On the 24 February, three Territorial prisoners con fined in the county jsil of Santa Fe, made ther escspe by breaking througa the root, One of them, name Jesus Gamboa, was sentenced to five years for the ¢ ime of aur: cer, and bad cerved out but a few months of als ti ‘The other two were under sentence for robvery avd ceny. Atthe same time three county prisoners made their escape. MAN MURDERED, On the 3d inst, a young man, s Me lying in the etreet oproite tae house of eil, and upon beicg taken up he was found to de de He aad been stabbed in the sice with a knify. Toe act was om mitted in the early part of the evening, befo e 8 o’al-ck in ore of the roet frequented screets im the town, and not more than a hundred ano fifty feet from tne plaza. was found Politacal Intelligence. Tre motto of the nigger worshipping party just at present is—“* Coercive protection, wit: a lage’ bier back ‘ouné—s sort of liquor water color—foreign Roman Ethoticien, with prc scr iptive reliefs aud drape y. A Washington correspondent of the Boston Cou! pays that there is a movement to bricg forward Mr. ‘of South Carclina, aa the democratic caniicate for the Pre- sidency. The Springfield (11.) municipal election oame off on the lst inst., snd resulted in tne success of the Doaglas democratic ticket. The foleco Blade, in refe-ring to the proposition to nominate Judge Mclean for President, 0 the nigger wor- shipping t cket, sxy+:—‘In 1848 be took “he ground boldly that ike Wi Imot proviso was uncons itutional, ard pubd- lished an tie }e upon the subject in the National Inteils geneer, and afiersards, when appiied to by Gen Cass, he approved of the position taken by him in his Ni cholson letter, and was referred to by the Genersi as ais authority for that opinicn.”” Tre Pitteburg Post says the friesds of Bushs don’t get much “pap” now-a-days. Can’t help it are for Buchanan, and he wili probably be the nex Pcesident, Acoordirg to the classification of members elected to the Rhoce Island Legislature, the Senate stands 13 demo- crate to 15 Know Nothivgs and nigger worshippers, and three vacarcies. The House stendas 21 democrats to 39 Know Nothings and negro worstippers, and 12 vacancies. Agevtleman in Arksneas bes wade a present of an ‘{mmense American eagie”’ to the esitor of the Louisville Journai, and the raid ecitor promises substantially to re leare she nope bird on the elestion of Mr. Filmore to the Presidercy. The poor bird ia imprisoned for lite. A meeting was held at Charles‘on on the 3d inst., and resolutiors adopted in favor vf sending delegates to the Cincinnati Convention. Delegates were also appointed to the Stave Convention, whicn is to ce held for asgce pore. BREAXING OPEN PackaGEs IN Miss0U81—At a merting of the citizen o! Kacaas city, missouri, ths foi lowing address to the public was adopted:—Wheteas, the cceurrence at our wharf of the unlaw‘ul seizure aad breaking oyen of a 20x or packae, contizned to one of cur shinoirg merchants, bas caused an impression un- favorable to our good name; and whereas, we deem it Dury just to ourselves, and the pablo thst euch im- pression shou'lc be contradicted, a meeting of the mi chants and sbi; pers of Kaneae was called, waich meeting submits the {1 owing: :—=The box was opened oy persons from Lexirg‘on and Indepencence, *hv came up on the boat, caoea to our citizens, and the act periormed be- fore even all the vay 288 on the wharf were aware of an inten! soto éo, x contained a pian forte and bore SOmiseonoteuytiageies wiuteric: i Was etcelgsed to Mesers. Simmons & ceadvester, the latter only being in town, and being » comparative stranger here, aii po: feel able to resist e condemn the act as u: lawful and sinister, and beieve it to have been premeditated ou the part of -hose inimical to our interesta, jealous of our louie apd by some largely inte {no removing trace ficm this piace to Leavenworth and othe: towns. And we hereby cectare that property consigsed to us shall be protecte? from urdue or improper molestation and;tbat et the peril of our lives this declaration shallbe maintained and mede gecd Tar Town or Franxrort (Ky.) FoR Sate— Wno Brps!—We clip the ‘ouowing from the Lou'sviile Demociati—The sale will cersainly take piace @t no dis- tant dey; that ism fixed fact. fhe tcwn 14 irr-trievab'y ip cebt and wholly usebse te to pay ff il:tle bills of » te theusand dollars, contracted years ago. Frem thi monwralth we ew that ita iabir' yout one hun- dred and twenty-four thourard dol! something of a dip for a village of a few hunared political gamblers Ite arsete consint of water works. gps works ('); the Capitoi Hotel, and some stoeks in turn) rn ke roads. An¢ although they cost the people some $.: ), we Con’t suppose the whole town—includ:ng Know No'bing politicians, peni- tentiary, and a!!—wouid bring more than six vile under the haam+r. However, those who are in ths habit of é-aling in chips and whetatones woul do well to attend the sale; they can’t iojure their busicess. FRESHET IN THE GeNESER.—At about 2 P. M., Monésy, the ice in the Genesee (which had been rising) began to move, and came down wiih consideradie vio- lence. It earrird way about one hundred feet of the up- per Gam, near the jail, which caused an immediate rise riy three feet between the dam and the falls. Some were carried away, and bridges injured, but the amege war light. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, MONEY MARKET. Weprespay, April 9—6 P. M. The stock market waa active to-day, but not very yant. Atthe first board New York Central 9's ad- vanced \ per cent; New York central 7’s, %; Galena and Chicago, 3¢; Illinois Central bonds, %. RBs ing Ra'lroad ‘ell cif % per cent; Panama, %, end Cricagoand R-ck Island, %. All the leading speculative stocks were in Gemacd at the closing prices. There was a small sale of Pack Bank to-day, the firat of this stock, at a cissount of \% percent. Weexpect to see almost daily sales of thix stock at the market piice, whatever it may b>. rer who subssribed for certain purpores have accomplished their object, and are new Gleposed to get out. All the cficea bave been filled and fat berthr secured for the trienda of certain large stockholders. We sbal! now see them re¢ue'ng their lire, and ins few weeks they will, wi hout doubt, stand on the baak’s books among the smallest stockholders, Erie was ¢ffered 'reeiy thir morn fog, but opened and cioved wirhout variation ix prtoen Western railroad stccks were sold to some extent at full prices, and are, as they deserve to be, the farorite investment with outsiders. Galera and Chicago closed firm at 11434 per cent on the sale of only five shares Ceveland and Toledo was steady, and in cemand. Chi- cago and Rock Islaud was not to firm at the close, but there was more activity than urual. We bave under- sooo that there was a corner in this stock, but (he move- ents do not Jeck mueb like it. Readiog Railroad was told to the extent of thrre thousncd mares this morning, «pening end elesing firm. Thiastcck is more sigely hed in this city than usua’, Dut ibe abs rpdon bas been going cn gradoally and easly. Wecan afford to ta Hi hat (fers, but it strikes us that when the Philacel nian other outsiders want it, they will have to pay soethtng more than they got for it. Oval s-ocks bave recently taken an upward move. Delaware and Hudson and Ponn- sylvania Coal Co, have advance! several per cent within the past two weeks, anc the sales heve nern quite large. Illinois Central Railroad bonds have, for ‘he past day or two, been deprersed, but a new # art has been given thea by the land and railroad revurue up to the 1st of April, this year. The success of th's compary wil be far beyon the most extravagant anticija'ions. After be adjourpment of the board the followlog anles of stocks were made at suc'ton im the Merchsow’ dx change — NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1856. : ebares Broadway Fire Insurance Com 20 ehares United 3 —— Life ray n 25 share ftte Mi Swamahip Gompaay 800 shares Belleville Quarry Company...... At the seecnd board the market was quite buoyant for certain prominent stocks. Michigan Southern Railroad advanced per cont; Reading Railroad, 3; Illinois Central bonds, %{; Erie Railroad, %; Cleveland and Tole- do, 1 per cent. Nicaragua Transit fell off 3; per cent. After the board there was a better feeling among operators, and bigher prices rulei all round. IWUinols Central bends were firm at 87 per cent; Michigan Sout? ern Railroad, 961/. The Aseiatant T: easurer reports to-day as follows: — Pald om Treasury scccunt.... Received on Treasury accoun' Balance due Treasury acoount .. Pato fer Arsay Cae eee i Paid on Cisburring ob . 89,414 07 The payments secspny $10, co California draf s, The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, Wasbirgton, on the 6th irat., were av follows :— For the redemption of stocks... $8,231 92 For the Treasury Department 28,561 71 For the Interior Department 8,340 26 For Customs. 31,803 14 War warrant 106,066 59 War repay warrants received and 68,725 35 From miscellaneous sources, 613 Funded, per act 28:h January, 100 The warrants eatereion the 7th inst. wore: For the redempticn of stocks, For the Treasury Derartment For CustomB,.......00000+ For the Interior Department War war) axta receiv:d and entered. The value of merchandise wareh-used in the port of Boston for the week ending April 4, 1856, was as fo!- jores— $21,023 $20,942 08351, 985 00 + 620,435, . 40,748 oo 661,183 00 ‘The total vaiue of importa at Boston for the past week wae $1,816,822, being an increase of $616,268 over the segregete of tbe preceding week; the total for the cor- reeponcing week of last year was $764,646. The value of be exports during the past week, including specie, was ea follows:—American, $500,129 85; foreign, $21,258 93— total, $521,088 78. The receipts of the Hartford, Providence and Fishkill Raiload Company for the six months ending March 31, + $154,268 99,488 . » 54780 ‘The steamship Cacada, from Boston 2 for Liverpool to- day carried out $208,000 in specie. A. H. Nicolay’s regular semi-weekly auction sale of stocks and bonds will take place to-morrow (Thursday), at 124 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. The cash balance in the handa of the Assistant Trea- surer at Boston, on Saturday, waa as follows- — Tresaury soccun $2,741,750 46 Pos: Office account, . 10,943 17 On dep: sit, 167,319 OT Total $2,920,041 018 70 70 Wo would direct the attention of persons wishing to re- mit money safely to their friends in Europe, to the adver- tisement of Mr. John B, Murray, 44 Wall street, who sells rafts upon the Royal Bank of Ireland for sums of £1 and upwards. The Insurance Monitor for thia month gives the annex- edexbibit of the sffairs of the Atlas Mutaal Insurance Compsny :— The fina! closing up of this company, during the last mon’b, bas le¢ to much embarrassment, especially aworg the members of the new subscription. From tae information we have received. and which we subjoio in the form of a statement. it will be seen at @ glance that tbe clrecters of the company could not have ‘been igre- rept of their true porition at the time they took up the Bew subscription of $200,000, viz:— ‘They held on the first of January, by published state- mert.— Asse ++40%682,629 03 ‘The subrcription notes were assets, it is true, company waa debtor for them to the extent tha: unused, and the condition cf the company on the Ist day of January. was ae follows:— Dr —Deficierey aa per statement Olé eubseription New Go... Cort of re-losurance a8 per statement Co. amount of uncarned prem...... Total, Lees wes€.s as above Belance ogsinst compery $224,247 Wivbcut takirg imto account bills payable, which just in preperticn as they exceeded ninety-eight thousand do lare s¢mitted deficiency. would make the company so much wore, but scmitted ihe deficiency to cover milla, peyable, ‘he comy lesaly inroivent, ‘The followirg le'ter, dated Toledo, March 29, gives an e-count of the opening of the Wabash Valloy Rallroad, its position, prospects and importance to the internal som- merece of the city of New York. it opera to the trade of this city = direct route to a very wealthy and ex‘ensive tection of country which has heretofore been reached only ty the most cireuitous and most tedious modes of communication, The Wabssh Valley Railroad opens the entire region to lake navigation and gives it at once fa- cilities equal to those enjoyed by any other portion of the West, for resebirg prominent ports on Lake Erie. Tre ¢xteneion of the Lake Erie, Wabash Valley and St, Louis Raiiread to Leganaport was celebrated on Thursday ot last a The erie l train left Bese] on the morping of tbat cay, ard taking i ‘ts from the prin- clpal towns elovg the Hite, arri srivel at, Logansport ons buncred ano tixty mules from Toledo, just before nizht- fall, Logansport is beautifully situaied and well ouilt yourg ely. Her citizens and the people of the surroun'- ing country, ae thoussrds, weleomed their gests ‘by cemonstrations usual on such joyous oc- company was, on the lat of January, hope: cations, The extension of thie very important railway 160 miles southwesterly from the west end of Lake Erie, shou'd be caure of gratification not only to Logansy whish, by ite means, reaches by the shortest lise tho babes waters of Lake Erie, but also to New York, which nae Ler commerce enlarged by every railway extendiag from 8 lake barbor towards the cen:re of the Mississi spi val- Jey. The line of this road, you will perceive, is @ niaent- Ty cendoctve, to the turnieg of the trade or’ the. central pertionsct he river valley towards New York. By its weany Indianapolis, an important railroad centre, is enapied to her productions destined for Kasiern marke s toa leke harbor at Toledo. This is done 5; D4 cornction of the Peru and Indianapolis Ruilrow this, furnishing @ railroad route frum the capital of las ciana to Lake Frie, at Toledo, shorter by fifty eight miles than by way of the Bellet ntaine rou'e to Claveland. This sbortening tbe distance to the Jase will give a northern ¢iection to much freigh’ formerly sent by way of the great rivers. 1t {8 scarce y evarrating this great line to rey thet, by Itself and its oc. fast, ow tt ail recwé to the city of New York more thao balt the rail- road commerce of the State of Indians, and largs por- tiore oO” lilinoie, lowa and Missouri. The road to Leganeport 1a but a section of the whole line, Wi'bim the present year it will be exten ied to Dan- ville, in Illinois, avd thence by Great Wen'ern Railroad through Springfield ard Jscksonville to Neolea, on the Liincia river. From Naples a ratiront ia operation to Quincy, on the Mirirsippi. But s more direct Ime to the Mirsistippi, cpporite cenital, in Missouri, will brio, the Great Wertern $n connection with the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad, and cerry the line from Lexe Erie co tbe Miesouri river. ' This who ¢ line, it wili be seen, runs in the natural direction of trace and will, io conse quenes, secure a large asount of burivena from the rafl- roaca intersecting i’, but no having their genecal direo- von ecine'dent with the nasural current of commerse. ‘Tbe Watash Vai a portirn of the Terre Haute and Alton Ratiroad, reome be best line of railway cornection for the traffic between St Lonis and lake E Erie. Stocs & ~——" WepyieDay, April 9, 1864, 5 ehr E ~ RR oe $60C0 Miseouri 6's. 1£000 éo 5000 CO... 88 1((0 North Car. 6's, CULO Vg riad’s. ‘= £000 do 6(00 Tenn. 6’ hag 1000 Erie ©. bde, 71, 101.0 Erie Bas of '75. 1060 Mich. So. Bda.. 10600 LL. Cen. RR. ba. €o 1700 ¢o if cou, do : 1000 Gal. & J 200 060 10C0 8. ¥. Gen, Be, 209 be 02 100 N.Y. Cen. 7's. 1% 0 010 91% 4 he HEC. Co e bys 8 sac aly se Ha f Bk. State of N.Y. 1836 15 Metropeiftan Bk, 7 2 Hancver Bank 6 St Nicboins Bk, , ‘n 20 Park Bank,.... i io a. veg 66% 1 Unio Lf. &Er. Co, 93 100 do.. may 1460 Nie, Tran. Cord 14 5 Gal & Ch RR... ry 4H SECOND BOARD. some Ul. Cen.RR. Be. 86: 60 shaM 3&NIaRR.bS 86: 85 de 830 2800 N, Y. Cen. 6's. do. | 100 Erie RR. 100 do., CITY COMM@RCIAL REPORT. Wepwespar, April 9—6 P. M. Asnrs.— Market une! BREADSTUFFS. “po market continued dull, and oacs mcderate. The transactions embraced anes se re a 6,000 —_ incinding common State and $6 81 mt Stato and Wealecn & a $5 75, res do. 8736 a $7 1234, and medium to good extra Western bracds at $6 87% s $7 75, and extra Geneeoe at $8.0 $10; sales of 400 a 500 bbls. Canadisn were mace at $7.8 $9 for all grades; Southera brand: were in moderate demand, with sales ‘of 800 a 900 bi ices for all grades ranging from $7 25 a $8 75. jour—Atout 200 bbls. were reporied at $42 $6. wa» quiet at $3 31a $3 373¢ for Jersey, and $3 16 for Brandywine. Wheat—The sales based 2 2300 bushels ctowe prime white Canadian ; 1,500 do. fair Southern white at $1 8 » he orig: and 2,000 do, Tennessee red, fair quality, at $1 70. Corn— Tke sales embraced about J0,000 bushels, in- citing cistilicg lota at 58. « 60c, with common to a qualities of mixed white and yel- low at 6lc. a no strictly peice lots white were offsr- ng. Rye—Sales of 9,000 bushels were made, deliveres Bariey—About 2,000 bushels were vid at 81 25 osnso, Onte were in fair demand without change in ives. PECOFFRE.—The sales of Rio reached about 1,000 bags at 10Xo0. # 12. ; 60 do. Bahia at 10,¢., and # small lot La- guayra at 1230, Corrox —The market was firm, with sales of about 2,500 baies, based upon middling uplandu, at about 105. Fr&iGHTS.—To Liverpool, about 20,000 to 30,000 bu:h. of grain were eng g+d, in bulk, at 6c., and 600 bales com: resred o: tion at J-16d.; bacon was at 25s., and tierce fat Sa. 6d.; about 500 bbis. rosinat Za. 6d. Rates to London were quiet. To Havre cotton was at Xd. A vessel of 480 tons was cha:tered f2r Napies, vo load with get on at Xd, There was mo chang» in rates for Calt- fornia, Fruits. — Sales of 200 boxes valencies were madeat 514 3€0 cc. bunch raiains at $3,25, and 200 do.layers at85 Hay.—Sales of 200 a 300 bales a: $1 12a $1 18%, Mo1assns.—Sales ot 500 a 600 bols. New Orleans were made ot 44c. @ 46c., with some lots prime at 46c,, and 100 bhds. Trinidad at 37 3c. PROVISIONS —Pork—Tine market waa heavy, sad prices lower, wi b rales of 600.8 800 bbls, inciuding mess, at $16 25 @ 616 373, and prime at $15 574 wid 50. bee? was steady. About 150 bbls. wore sold at 68 25 a 88 75 for county prime, and at $925 a $1075 for mess do., and $11 « $13 for repacked Western. Ocher dessriptions were unchanged. Cut meats—Sales of about 150 a 20 packeges, inclueing shoulders, at 74c, a 73{c , and hans at Bigc. 2 93{c. Bacon, on the spot, was scarce and ticm, whie 1,060 boxer short midcles, rib ia, were soid, deiiv- Lard—Sules of 200 « . Ohio butter was ia , and Stare at We. a 250. hye Naval SroREs were steady. Rosin was last sold at $1 70, ard opirita at 280. Ruck quiet a5 4c. a 430. fPICES. —10 bags pimento sold at Le, Svaans.—Tbe market was more active, with sales of 1,£00 bhds , including chiefly Cuba muscovado, at prices ging from 6550, a Te; prime do, at 8%o.; anda lo: prime Porto Rigo at 8c. ‘cop,—About £00 tons were reported at $20, cash, in bond. Leap —A ele of 50 tons soft Englich was made at 7c. Tea —The sale wade of the cargo ver Aicadia by auc- tion was well attendet, and satisfactory prices obtalaed. Nearly the whole catalogue was gone through with. Wuiskgy.—Tke eales embraced about 800 6 400 bbls. Chio and priron at 27}<c., including some lota of the lat tr reported at 28¢. NZW YORK CALTLE MARKET. WEDNESDAY, Aprii 9, 1856. ‘The supply of beef cattle waa rather better at Allertou’s than this day week, yet the quality being ax improve ment, full prices were obtained. Indeed, a covsiderabie portion of the offeringe realized higher prices than last ‘week, but the market closed tamely at the r ing tions, which raxged from 9e. to 11}¢e. perIb, Yeo: some Ct the seec inne brought 12c. 4 123¢.; but towards the clove to Cay there was @ reaction, and 11}c. was consicered the outeide figure for the choice of the yards. On sale to-day, 2225; and for the weer, 2,655, mostly from Obio, Iuncis aud this State, The incications to- warde the clcse were that but few cattle would be left over unsold. Cows and calves are more laguired for, and good inilkers brought {ull prices; saics made at from $35 ‘0 $70. Veals were more penty'and lower, prices rang- ing frem 432 to 630. & 7c. Swine wore lower, selizg from 66. to 036. per lb, live weight. In sheep and lambs very little do a lier and prices irregular. Beef cattle, extrs quatiiy, yer "Ver 100 Ibs.. $11 50.0 $12 60 Do, good + 10 50 9 11 00 9 60 & 10 7508 90 60 00 a 70 00 40 00 a 60 00 25 00 a 36 60 4s a 6% 1 athe 300 6 00 — 383) Do. extra, 8 The following table shows from what part of the cou try ard by what conveniences the uppiion came:— Chio, beeves. 997 Harlem RR,—Catue. Px va! There was a fair supply of all kinds of stuck at 31 ing’s Beef cattle were a shade easior—say ie. per Il but the yards were well drained at the close. Cows re mere plenty, and rather easiergto}purchase, to $60.00 in quality. Voals were ter Bop, ther of sala. Really geod calves br eam hye, a7Xc., while some not fit to |, cid not realize over 43;¢., live weight. There was ery gooc demand for sheep and lambs and though che quality wee rather poor, fuil prices were realized. The fupply came chiefly from this State, Onio, and New Jersey. Mr. Browning reports the sale; a# foilows:— 255 beef cattle, $8 500 $11; 81 cows and calves, $25 % $0; 79 ven! calves, 4340. @ 7340.; 1.859 sheep and lambs $5 50 a $8 5734. Seles by James McCarty, at Browzings:— Garheepand lemda $185 60 26 sheep and lambs $107 26 €0......, 431 00 222 do.....4., 736 00 ay 261 8 387 1609 sheep and liner. ‘Averege per head... Sales mace ty Samuel MeGiaw, at Browning’ 25 sheepend lambs $000 00 dOsherpand lambs $260 00 a> (a7 00 58 4 w+ 148 60 Averige ver ‘Ibe supply of nat no have acvanced about 340. per lb. Quality feir. Other tiock unchanged. The rates are as follows: —116 bes cattle, $8 » $11 50; 57 cows and calves, $25 a $68; 1,708 threp ard lemoa, #340. w 6¢.; 62 veal calves (live weight), 5 dec. dace These w et armali suppiy of soy kind of stock at O'Brien's, vith # fair d mand at last ween’s prices. The foilowsng were the 124 beeven, $8 a $10; 84 coms and calver, $.5 6 S60. veal calvee, Sc. a 70, RECAPITULATION. Cousand Ve oat Shep and Beoves, Calves, Calves. Lambs. Allertcn’s..... 2,655, 02 971 296 Brows ing’s.... 36 BL 79 «1,859 Chimberisin’s, liso 621,798 O’Brien’s...... 14 84 84 =_ Totel....... 122 84.198 8,958, TIM INP BLLIGENE Movements of Ocean ‘Bteamers. FROM EUROPE. sina slack Warrier. e Ak denn p should Nev York lente i the Naw Tone walled aimanad FOR FEW Torn—tAms Dit, enamine Port of New York, April 0, 1856, CLEARED. Sreamebip Southerner, Kweo, Charleston—Spofford, Tileaton nip Frd min, Ballett. Liverpool Howlacd & Bid) hip Une pine U'Dow, Hac diett, Mork. Tad Phileloipats nm 6 60 Missk alice Perny, Clenfuegon— Wenberg & Weeks, Fark Gvermann, Littiejobn, maten7na- dal) Fork Meriem, Hon wood’ Ph.ladel “iw he is stowrall, Poco HD kraWWcore kaon Sen Juan Cuba sturgeon & Go. kriy Bnew Soule Beedling, Philadeiphia—Jee Hand, rig - tng 1 pbs, Kem, Vieonk Md—C 0 Linnean & Co, go M & Ferme, Farrow, Arroyo, PR—J V Onat.via & Sehr W M Dodge PW hliten, St Kite—Van Brant & dlaght. rebr Gd Dominion, Bunker, New Orleans Stacton & cm Pon Tere TW W Brainerd, Bowdltet, Darien—Yan Brunt & Slaht, Keb Rlecs @ Hevlrbh, Sbarp, Wilmington—McOready, Mott 6. bf eehr Ber O'Neal). Wimirgion~ RB 8 Powell, cers tear! Srigan, Newrern~—Bateman & Rudderow, reprann Db #@ Norfolk Mott Bede’ bob HL) Oerter, Marshall, Alexand4a—J LM Rebr « Koe Hammond, Baltimore Miouler ran Qu a ree earn emith, Whee er, Philadelphia J Havens, ‘M rarrridge, Vorr, Or ene, Me~RP Back & Co, Row Lewis kK !, fare tor 8 W wn ae reps, hew Faven—J if Havens, Sop Cievatt \ wider oe -J BH Havens Bop F bewen, Bauocy, Providence— Maser, es, Morley _teitin ore - Ovrom Sian’ Jones, PbLadeipiia~W ff Frope! “t Lupe Propelk af S| 4 h al ,, long 53 80, tou for nusnos: Agree, 4daye out and brig Grea, of Proving-town, from ato for Montevi ry kindly es who lay by us sod Plled un with ewster, bread, flour a1 tnd pote nignaiized brig Za elma, of Nantz, bor ‘Mare BE 20, Tone 86 ‘signalized ebip Corinthian, bound wast, April 9, Sandy Hook’ bearing NW dy", boarded wel And ver, Sones, hence for New Orleans, who kindly supplied us with r, fresh meat ard vegetables, itty Deva Crockett, Spencer. Liverpool, Maroh 7 with mdse and 34 Paar to hel be & Brown. Meroh lat 5 len 66 10, fell in wit fieids of ice. From ihe 13) hito of tremendons heavy fb ult experierced shifted cargo, split sails, aD rng jiDboonn, ‘io. Since Apel st Mae bao rae westerly pt Peter (of Baby Gardcee, Leghorn, 75 days, paseed alpraias Feb 28. with he end 28 pasceng: J Fabriootti hip Disdew, Webber, New (rlesns, 13 with mae, to writ’ Sid in company with abip Regulus, for Cork for orders, bart wiaere, mare Vora Cruz, March 20, with skins, c "Sart Ot ac, 10 ous Bros, sec om (Br), Fro, Mon erere Ja Fed 20. with Ac, bound to London. this port for re- ‘Murch 11, lal ?5 13, lon, 65 30, ima ga e trom NW, ept cf boats, water easks, and evervibing move. ab.e, stove Du.warks, split sails and chused the venael t> leak; Mereb 31, Int 35 £6, lon 66 0, spoke hip Chicaso, 110 days trom Liverncol for New York, ‘short ot provisions, and bad csr- ried away tbe uoper foretoperi pboom, and austained other camege; 26 inst, lat 36 59, 8a" 8 ship on fire: run down to her: saw'ro OF nest her; su posed the cre bod been taken off previous. She wes soon! 500 tous, painted bissk with a while streak; spoeared to bave ren oo fire come 4 or5bours’ Ber foremast fei when the 0 G waa close by her, Bark Jemes ¥ Chorcht!l (of Fravkfort), Treat, Cardenas, 14 sugar, to Kirkland & Von Sachs; ‘vessel to & P uma (of New Haven), Liock, Demarars, March ai withele coppers den to8 Te F Bupierise, Clase, New Orleans, with pork, Ac, to Chese & er 61 Bark Willlam & Jane, Carlisle, New Orleans, and U days from the bar, with pork, So.to Kagle & Hazard. irig Danneverke (D-n), Bogensen, Bordeaux, 49 days, with wine, Ac, to DS. Arnaut, Brig Wrenxel (Prus), Klegin, Su:derland, §0 days, with coal to Barclay & Livingston. Brig Windward, Hubbard, Rio Grande, Feb 5, with hidea, to Kintey 4 McKee, Bric Wicdward (of Buckapert). Kilian Bacua Ja Grande. Moreb 24. with sugar, to master. |Zith ult, of Double Heated Bhet Key, saw briz Plumas, of Frankfort steering BW. Brg ven Boyd (ot Biddeford, tok, Sagus ia Grance, Marot 18, with suanr ec: to méater. - Marc loa 7945, epode ebip Spreque (of Kennet unk), trom Orleans for bavre. brig Heeperus, Grabam, Cien‘uegos, Marck 13, with sugar, Ac. to A Leary. ord. fon 66 2 Brig Durkiry, Griffin, Tripided, Cuba, Maroh 23, with sugar, to Geo § Ftenkebson; veaselto0 & kJ Peters. March 27, lat 25 (2, lon 84 G9. epoke Erig Vi ulture, fom Klogaton, J. for Kew Yoru 1: days out; Sth ine la 7 9, lon 74 05, exchanged aig Dale with Orig A Beters, hence for Trimdad PC sie (of Berpawel), Merrymaa, St Jago de Cubs, March 15, with ugar, to mest MB Dettolt ot Thomasiog Briaon, Bt Jago de Cuba, TR with sugar tod WR well Brix A'S Dyer (of Jorespcrt Koger, Cape Hastien, March 24, wilh ewecd. to Mavbew. Talbot & Sebr nis Price (of Hower) Harten. Terragoca, Alt- conve ond Cadiz Feb 13, wiih wire aes a Fcators Mekeraon. 7b irat, lat 86 02, Ion. 7426, epcke sehr Samual Lewis, from Oberieston for Gost yn. 80 dave out, short of provisions; eup- plied them with bread and water. Scbr Julia Gallock (-f hroolhaven), Hal'ock, 8t Jago, Cups, Merck is, with suger, to J W Elwell. Bohr Goiden Fieere) (of Harwich) Usher, Havana, 10 days, With orsx gee, to ween (Bp) Hanscn, Haifax, 9 days, with fsb, to MeAn ASAD Fmersid (Br), Bugg, Halifax, 14 days, with flab, to Val- jance & Bulle ‘Sehr Convert’ (ot Brewer), Snowman, Galveston, March 13, 1h toD E hurray. Behr narcn ! Mco'e (of Mcblie), Rusell, Mobile, 35 days, vib cotton end ‘umber, to Brewer & Caldwell. Ie bound to wr Freviderice: put into this pert for repeirs, having on the 224 Merch at $3 97. lon 7448, ine gre trom N to N&. carried awey meiptopmart. loot minal, Byiog 4 it, stove buiwarka. Fehr Wm & Spafford, Toouer, Uneerohowtexa Biver, Fla, 16 dayn. with cedar, to <br Biatesman. Weeks, Georgetown. Schr Criacna. Tuite, Bietmond, Schr Vo.ant, Pierce. Alexer dria. Scbr J BSnith, White, Norfolv. PE doch Lyneb, Virginia, Behr Bt Louis, Lorgatree!. Virp nis. Schr M G Leorard, Virginia. Scbr Banverd, Curtis, V: relia \ in, Corry, Smyrna, Schr Alice, Howsrd, Paltimore. Schr Proweas MePterroz, Baltimore, Seb: JW, baniklin, Boston. Scor Mary Nanbin Beazee Boston, cbr Olver, Besri Bow on Sebr BA Stephers, 'H Boston Retr B Druntneed Gighien, Fox, wh, ion mn nad ‘steel feoun Bt Patrick, to Biro & Neliaon, Soop Blade fala toll Providence’ Pre rel ty ah eae ardioon) ahaa ed peturket Feopelier JN Hastia, smith, New Lontoa BELOW. Ship Chice go, from Liverpool— By pilot boa! Virginia No 3. SAILED. Sterm+hips Bou'berzer, Chazleston; end others, Wird during the dey, 88K. Alabama, S:vaanah; Herald Marine Correspoudence. PUILADFLPBIA, pri 9—Arr bark Tremont. gater, New 7 Queen. Jackron, NOrleana; Marsellots, Mont- Mahon: wears Medway Belle (Br), Moran, Half, ; Mery Milier, Laws, NYork; un‘on, Jono, Gloussater; Riga Bingen’ Bay oe Iseksonvi B Carisie. Sippia, D York; Elen Matilda, Wells, Norwi , Baokett th Budlontt, nis S Poctee, Rove'ty, bell Nia bebe Boston (Br), Spari chive, Murn, y, tone ‘Berbers Mara. eo H Nason, Mullen. © Yak; Kobert Reed. Chule. Bt obo, NB; sohrs Pearl, Browa, Boxter: vy tare #, Norris, foraad inane Bayror, Hart: ‘NBT Thompson, Barn TG; Buea; iyeren 01 8 Reeves, biaw, Box funy? thee. B Revinour, Kells, Pipmouh; JE is Newport, Clarissa Budd. Swald, Stony Point; Spe Poston; Lewis, Cheaer_ 6m & @ Porter, York: bhamardeah, Worke: ¥ ewport; Mi Mary Miller, Laws jon Fook, Beakell, ‘Sco, MR Carlie, Sipple, Fail River. Miscellaneous and Disasters. ‘Tre rteamsbip Atlantic was yesterday taken cut ofthe large balance dock, between Catharine ad Market streets, where she bes bern cleaned and copprred. A vast numter assem, biec to witness the operation, snd meny of ther, while benol’s irg the versel, expressed their unleigred admiration of her gigs tic clze, sud true, eymmetzieal proportio.s, The new Fteamebip Adristic was not taken up by tha dock, an was ex peced tobe cone, eee willbe teken up to cay atl PM, at high weier, ‘The purser et the Evtayle, which wrivedcn Tuesday iem Se vernal, hea cur tharkstor papers te following is a cisesificstion of veansia {a this voet ox Treecay Plesmerte.. 20 Frigs... 10 bbipe ‘ Ha bebvorers Se Berks tO Tote) .. . 78 rata Feb 2 fl dates of Fab 22 state that stip §t Ber . Maye, from Newport K, for Baltimcre, betore reported ’ Pu tip, hed had cutwaster, heed and bulwarks carried away main stem etarted, bovses on deck stove, main yard gone en? nai's destroyed acd was lonk' Dg badly, Bot having a bil: of hesith, the absud quarantire law was enforced, but he might be admiited (o pratique tp five cays. Shin Weililest, Weatoott, from New Crieans tor Liverpool, remained in quarantine, leaking 5 inches per bur. Sbe woud Proceed to Liverpool in cons quence of not being allowed pratique On accorint of the nature of her carg>. Her rnc der had een gg 4 = sent to ber, and wou'd probably be bung on that {Eben oh Roerd lo exire won. ad the Biches wore caked sed ed Bown tr cave Lre should occur trom erm buation. s would failin 10 days accompynied by the bark Azor, Kerite Occk from ‘Charleston tor Havre was nearly ready, oud required only four of Syn 4 good westhor to com: pleie ber repairs. The wea been very bad. and had Rreatly selarced the repairnct vewele isark Warren. Cona- Fy trom. Philadelphia fcr Gor, Fad spars, ais acd id D8 126 tf gord wenth: vailed for a Week she WO emn;P6y, froth Charleston tor Loudon, rel’adiz@ snd wou be resdy for esa ia The damaged cergo of commen pbont tu dase. pes Havre for New York, wrecked at Pico hed “4 been sold previcus to Feb 22 the sales be hesvy rea Pathe 'y destroy uropa, abandoned on the drifted near Tereel’®, pre- The 'lesic. out. Br abi for Kng'axd, nd Wes taken into 10 th which wea sbove the Ytae, whe abcut to Pall Bir Bra Lion, Obaae, from Cberleston for Bavre, before re ported put into Bermuda 16th ult leaky, parte ber chains dur- ing # gale next meruing, aud wea criven tone, Bhe was not in sight the same evening, Brop Anny Brown Capt Brown, ofthe th frm Boston. ot New Cleans. reporia :— Lent ot Mareb end for the first ftteen days experienced he Vert goles. Cn the 7th tte ship was struck b of thacrew, Wr # Pratte, of Boston, (yk. = led severa! obeft were iniured. ‘Tbe atip recet Br Bsex Quexm VretortA—Oapt Lovitt, of, Br brie Samuel Kiam. et Beeow 10m Boh a, reporte:—On 24 inst, lat 96, lon (6% boarded the fel bark Queen Vietoris, of Hull, ‘trom Ravuraeh for Bristol, waterlogged, rudder gone, &e, The OF from Savernah at ut r Pg fy id Holmes! Hole from Cardynaa, lost 13 Lhos molester off deck, Bonn Farxy Manta (cf Arlee, Youn from Fort an ‘ce for Boron, Wish 72 bags ecfee and 188 000 Ibs log wond, Sept aebove op A 708! Seuth of (nagua, night of Mb ul. The crfiee which wae paved gr, was sold in toe 44 pert 1b, ant fhe ieearcod we It Tay cn the beseh for 8-00. Capt Young would be iy hore 7b or 18h This ie the third ‘veasel. wresbet ae tha atove reel since Feb 12. 90 per cent aa.vage wae ‘eed cn the cnrge,016 69 00 materials waved. Vessel and cares menred th Boston. Lr BirneaM. previously reported axhore, has bean got cect Oevtowed up to Wiimington, NO, . cpm *70kM CLOUD, henoe at Baltimore, Sac jute ts day roving Ine avi BOTTOM UP—A vessel anparently of 200 tana, copvor ed. rotor up. won Feen In ual S15 N, 10070 2 WF, hour 2d tnt. Ay ANCIENT Vesam—The whaling bark Mart, which +o ‘outli oc0ean of more to pra eso foe a Ty 4 barn New Mercury, 8 ern Ooatinent, Dull at Poobroke, ra tom tro aals ead we ore pts ete fe bessaiaretas vi ‘eture, trom New Yorke gan' lor Cork, bas wo wes been beak from, ou a NY, mn. Bde bad a Dur, She was built eight 4 owned by Mesers wa officer aetiees wu Se Dect coma luis fe Mawes Bird & Nellson, of this olty.t The ichr Mary Warren, which went ane eg oe St Hog Island, when, on er firs: 4! ONCH! pobbins Tal 2h ult, by MrJ NM the bark Tasmania, of 86 tone, omied by whe ‘bullder and will be commanded by ngage Aticknev, of t Kaet Boston 6th ipsa J Fuckaon, a fae oip- (estar Messrs Currier & Mig state Al owned bj 0, ol New York, att intenéed’ for t2e Havana rey inet. by Mesers & Turner, raed baskeots cpm sled the alms ‘Ad Tower, of Soseph B Smith , of Cobaaset, and tn- tend for oe arelgbiizg ey under command of Japt 3. At Bristol, Me Sib inst, by Mr T & Cbamperiain, « flee 4 of 700 tops, owned by Mesars W &1 8 Libbey, of Boston, W Biurtevant, ard capes Lurt, of Rickmond, Me. Oapt Lunt and her. ta to be wwed to Boston to receive har Arr at Bd pat ane ard, Fisher, Pacie rr jartown Y ‘ine’ Ocean, 2,100 bbe 08 9 ot Bom ie pave one, r i Rew eh eb sors Dec 16. wick 1800 bbls See con board. ° ent home 20) pbls sp oti, 000 ibe bones Spoke fg March 6, lat 10. Lon $6 W. topber Mitchell, locum NB, ‘om board — it wed; hed taken GU) bbis'wh olf ace losring the Banatrioh Ilana, was bound to Pernambuco. rine hip Mi ton, Jones, Panific Ocean, Honolulu Nov 8, with 1000 bole sperm dil om, Sonrd. Sold 1,10 bbls whale ofl. Repcris Nov 8, no lat 40, Zenaa jant, 800 wh, xe 9, Ganges, a, Nicker sor, do, § do, $30 8p} andor Kempton, NB, i Beets Fa River, 2000 wb. dourd Hobomck, Childs, Falmouth, 120 sp since ‘eaving Sandwich tenia: Oct 20, on the Kquator, lon 176, com Mat Morria, do, 70) At ints Rs NT: kept 29, by letter trom Capt Porter, Mt wi £00 ep, 750 whale on voard, to sail on « cralse "Tousted at Tristaz d’ Acuna Deo 25. sbipa Almira, of Ba. gartewn, 400 bois; Herald, NB, 70 bbia ep; ‘Norman Sant, oe barks Ws eles, Kagartown, 2 bikfish; ee Ns fo rou; Clurs Bell €0, 256 wh; 29th, sbi 5 We 20 epi Brix Zo cian och, ahio aenger por at, $33 vb, Capt b was mi petiors bark Odd fellow, ag Barbor, bia: Tau a Borer, NB, oan Bat k Roaroke, 20 ape olny, Gaueon pole Aa las has pom, OO ita, A ‘ape Verd is’ 5 py leiter MB. bad sen vo whaloa ne i Oct 26, Eelen bar, Bark § pintbfield, M’Cleave of a:dfrom Wi 1860, » Bich put Into Pernambucoin distreea Feb 17. is clean, rembined 24th. and *ould probaly ne condemned, Beard frum no dete, lst 2¢ 50 8, Ion 10 B, Sacramento, Snow, of Westport, nothing since leavirg st Heiona, Waa bound ta Waiw'eh Bay and St Helensia April. wpoken, de. Fhip com eee trom Callao Dec 14 for Mart yt jarrisburg, from NUrieans for Mareill iat 756 jor 19 te plaints Ebip Rew Orietns, Rich, from Havre tor New Orleans, as bee date. 'at “fe, Wave, Soller, from Havre for New Or: a 5 seth Lom Larme ‘hter, from Mobile tor Gottenburg, March 22, Is] 4! Berk Katherine (Br, of Yarmouth, ¥8), 6) days from Oardift for NY¥crg, lead y. April 5, lat 41, 107 65%. an Celertia, Smith, f1¢m Boston tor Mobile, Marob 29, lat 26. lox. 71 we Fooretta, trom Galveston for Boston, March 20, Imt 37 15, ube Xenophce from Hevare for Portisad, April 1, Ist 38, pbiceer Palmeti, from Boston for Pbisde!phia, April 6, off Noi Biesmer Westerrport, trom Portland for NYork, April 8, at 8 o'clock, cif Nauset. Sorelgn Ports. Braaupa, about March 25 Sid brig Belteat, N York. Cove Bay’ TIEN, March Le ne ‘vessel in port | Demanara, Merch %2—In ark fold, juetarr. Sid ifth, orig W WWabonding, Peckner, N York. BavaNa. March 30—Arr ehive Arkw’ asa, Grows, and Maoe- Teillc phan», Favre: briga AG Wastbura, vis, Beis a, Wilmitgton, NU 4ar brigs Croton, Biye, Port au Prinee: ‘Wooster. Moo: r ablp ip Lightning, Boright, Mel- " from Nor- 00L, March Mavsrntes, Maxch 18-In port bark Empress, Ford, from Copstactincpie arr 15th, Penxannuco, Feb 2—In port brigs Ina, Lazcev, une; War- ren Goddard, Norgrave, fom Montewiceo tor York, put ia with foremsst spriny.'A pew mast would be put in, and oculd te rrocured without difficulty. Fort av Puince, March 4 (back date-—Arr schr Virginia, Wizov, Mobile. 10 at Feb 5—In port barks Leonidas, ot Philedel- “Wayubem,” fer Portland 10 dsye; tor da Sdure for, NYork next da) Bilsat a, Mos Moreay, for io Sdare. Trinipsp, Mersb ee ei barks Whistling eg Haley, Bes Wi eweumten Kev, Bey o¢ Hoeduraa, March 19—Ia port bart Roderic Di for N¥ork 12 daya, LEXANDRIA, Ape Tid Ocean Bride, DeOar s se el ark 7 mer echr ‘Sufok. wht LAIMURE, Aj rae rr steamahips Jos Whitney, Howes Beaton; Piedmoat, york; berks Jon Harwell ¥ NOricaaa; Mecors, Setlords Caiiboean Sea; brig Ube Hoodrot, Bricebst,'Ns; Leader rack, 0, tisan thon Loring; Jobr B Rhoads, Matthews and “mms, Baker, Boston; + obrs 1 emerchant (Br) “sirenhauer, ee ae ri ‘Diasoa* way; Wm Bacon, Hi ast, look bean bark Phantom. Quig, Arrow, Pc Ga; baie Serene Neleon, NYork; J babel rg Mokerson, ea ers. Carver, ‘a West River; roars Sarah & Ks vert, Niork; Lon edwards, Providence; Ts (naw, eve Johoson, Trizidad. Sidebip Grey Oak, Letiry, Liver- PQUSTON, April Arr stem Mle Jenkini pris er Win Jon! sy Sao more; ship Juliet, Moulton Cott, Cienfuegos; Harvest, Bob i apa Lace, Bearre, baltimore; Gem, hf brigs sem) Kul am (Br), Levitt viebia; Chas Saward, itso, Hava- ‘decn. Wimington NC; Kugene a Keed, ee ‘echra Kd ward Bill, ‘Messix: Kglautine, Greevlaw 8: The bas i eimiy, ict aed) Lge ol a cy veniuegoe; Albert )y Be Borers Mabie, Le We Privce 80; Ls: wsrtne, Weiags Ruguogon 5G; aly Ward, Ward and ying Arrow, Pierce. Norfolk; Jes james iver; Arapalt, eracdris; J Williamson. from BN pene on Telegraph for » bark aud three 4 brigs. “Eis atonal Hussall, om Cr een; er Bales og ly oe lo; Moulizis 1 tou: alesto. Wi ATS bode mat; Saran ‘A Nickete, Nieve eis, Cardenss ditg New Crieana; 8u ite, Drinkwater. Por and, to oad foe Cuba; brigsMovticello, Tibbetts. Kio tO Hache: CA een Rycer, Ospe Ha; ten; schrs Fear'ess, Adams J Crowell, Richmond; Lani Webster, Bodges, Hal New York. ne wind moderaie sbips a3 e] ~ ‘a Fa tortie; berks Ocean } age, Bobi Lonar a heels bar ies rz arch 31-84 Heir Cwole Grent, Cardenas. CHABLFSYON, Apri Sarr sonmchtp Morioa, rover York brig Jeboesee, nietenn ¢ & ons eatka Unciokamn Cale, NGrieans, Jasper, Beurett brig bt ancre TSeided do Cobs; scarke Lavin Aves, NYork Bussey org Jee Gray, Piomaer, antwerp; oe Jobn Castner, Johnson, piper ebips Witch of the Wave, Todd, ponemouth, Hy Stu, Boston; bri Bupert) atilletron Teoaon Bab ni Care San, Cae, 8 ao ~ : il caters ue, Perry, 00; th, warsh . Phi- w, Bugves, Phi adetobie: BOLE, April 7, PM. arr schrs Frank, for Newborzprrt; F_M Dyer. Brown, Boston for aergier exdgd for do, Alto sid Be b spt Cardenas for rece Geo Milagd, azé Wempatuck. th Arrtrig & Bacwie, Montgomery, lard; veer Pilot Fish, Bare,*, do fe r Boston. sid Mies os win sebys Frock, Cl alenae Pee Pilot Pla, Remeins a: 5 FM, wind BW, Venus NCULNVILLE, Maran 08-614 acir Veloaty, Porry, Noe. Dovaid McKay (Br), Warner, ety lett, ovton he BILR, April 2—Arr ebij Livery coli bark Barr B Bal brig. View ginia, Wileop, Port Prince. O'd_ Br abi 1, Barns, iver 001; Tvsenia, Morris » do; Lott Det Bavon, ai CRLEANS, aprii 2, PM—A: i Orieara, rin bal High ane Chet, Barstow, 7, , aor earn oon apple. London; Oke « ‘sear materd am; PHincesca thie, Veli: Palermes Re i siete, Seuncery, bets Relen Marr ( roibers, al 78; echr Adeoun Trlard. | Cle ehip "Moker ve (in, B 0). af Se ehowery, 20; tales Hecciea Pumerino, Vors ‘Woreaick ‘Briese. Beto oom Bingo, Cutter ‘rom boston; Cambrioge, Chane. go Ae Nps aed bark, unknown. Old bark celimers, Bremen Se a dostcn. ‘lowes toaen 2th ‘ult Lacks duce Preuts Gtper” Wesco; 20ch, sbipe By cedwell, Margeret Poucck, Norms, and Breaking SvEw BEDFORD, April 7—Arr sob 3 rity. Raprahnceock Gremoua Puller PRY ese phise BO. ak Eeibt dith, Watacn, Neweastie, Fela Qe Queephoh 90 dace: pany sche Bee Lawton, Chase, NYorb; fth Guthrie (0 8), utkern coast, supplying | Bevctuses; 17 Som, Thiledel Fs See RNP bina Bi », April 7—Art brig MT Wi der, Ounning- BUBY an ith ®, 8 AM—In port schr J © Chew. Bug: j—In por ir hed fr 1 oon Phila¢ eipb Aiebwrd Smith, from nee ee a 7 Pept ower, pocapei for NYorke Ca oth brig Gop Wor Gamboa fire sAc aeahe OT aan Se a York. mz | Heueia. watery. Barks B Al 'Jago, BH Bulg aad Ne i VIN stow, 18 7 AM— ‘, eohre uickatep, Betton for ifta; Prank O pmamone Mik ae bj Mox PRU vipER "april 8—Arr propeller Petrol, Arey, Xow York; ecbrs D W Vaughan. G i Hiahitew dearer ceenran Purana a. b'e, Sm mors. ‘NYork: Faehion, Bat Char es ars Plena ink Vette Bol tien aa este om RICK MOND. April 7— *r steamal 0 Roanoke, Buinmer, Yorks scbre Westever, Gray. and i " wiokereon, Nickerson, PRAY ABNAT April 5 Arr » exmebio Floris, Woodhul Li York rebr Emeistene, Grail. der Uld bark Detioop, Ha a fens Ream, fo land HEARSPORT. March %- Sc trig Hudeon, Biaxchard, Car> come (since spoken); Sith mtr F A Heath, Turner, Bucks SALEM, April 2—Arr brig Dani Webster. Willams, Darien for Hel'ast echr Julia. Barrett, Phi'ete phia. Slo schrs Bon ton Brewer. ond Jilm & Pinter, Gand Philade! TAUNTON, Apri 6~ Arr scbra © B Vickery, Horton, Baltt- more; Semi L Creeker, Palilipa Serf. WILMINGTON. 86, -arr achr Harvest, Town- riously reported aa oaing chore, Far been got if and tan praizely sid 7th, chee pont Faust, robbins; Wmily, Mankin, and Ned, Daniols, Now ‘