The New York Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1856, Page 8

NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1856. The Parish Wl Case. SURBOGATR’s COUBT. Before Alexander W. Bradford, Esq. Arait 19.—Jn the matter of the Wil of Henry Parish.— Mr. Lord was agnin cailed to the stand, this being the third dey he has been under examinstion. Previous to the cross examination being resumed, the witness wished ‘to make « correction in bis previous testimony, and that 4s, that he thinks thet on the 20th August, 1849, the question put to Mr. Parish as to whether he meant to give the property in Broadway as well as the Wall street Property to Mrs.{Parish was put by witness, and not by Mr. Holbrook ; this was aiter the codicil was signed and the siquatere witnessed. cross-examination was then resumed. After Mr. ‘Perish was removed to the window, he put his nand on the table and made his mark, as it appears on the codicil, with my assistance; the mark, as far as witness recol- leota, was made with the right hand; honmmeg thinks Mr. Parish took up the pen for the purpose of making the signature. but is not quite sure; witness placed the ES of the pen where the mark is made, and assisted Perish to make both the marks of the cross; when witness seked the ftestator if he shou!d assist hit be, Mr. Parish, smiled; afier the second reading of the will I asked him if be executed that cocicil, t2 which he answered, “Yea,” nodded Ire gear wo the signature om the paper; the copy was Holbrook and Mr, Lora, ana Mr. Hotorook signed it; after the signing of the cocieil, Mr. Parish in imated by signs tha: he wished to wea communica ion, when Mrs. Parish sug- geeted that be wanted io vary the Fesidaary clause oy making certain gifts to Lis orothers’ children and to others, to which Sr aeution Mr. Parisa replied in his usual manner, by a nod or sound; at tals time witness ‘as aware thut some cifficul y had ocourred between Me. Daniel Parish. Mrs. Sher Mrs. Parish or Mr. =e 080, nd, he thing-, Mr. Hen:y Parish; witness then wished his would vot be done now, aa it might fatigue Mr, Parish, and be (Mr. 1.) igen come anotoer time; to this Mr, Parish Gratien! th coun:enance however, exhibiting an expression of pain or regrat; no particular alterations were mentioned by Mra. Parish, except that itwas in relation to irifts to the brotnera’ children, as witness discouraged entering upon the aub- Jeet at the time; Mrs. Parish expressed that her husband wished to impair or alter the pequesta to the disad- vantege of those chiliren; Mrs, Parish did not at that time tell witress about the difliculty between Mr. H. Parish and Mr. Sherman, or any of Mr. H. Parish’s relatives; Mr. L. had heard it be- fore; in reference t» the aiterauion of the ill, Mrs. Pa. rish'made no eds rva'ion about Mr. Sherman or avy of ‘the rel. — of Mr. Parish, beyond the reference to the children gaiees in the will; he understood the diffi cult Toler ee betweea Daoivl Parisa ant Mrs. H. Parish, to bave besn with the latter, who had communi- cated them to her husband; the dificalty was that Danie! Parish procured a copy of tha will of Heary Parish from his bank, and on one cecesion had passed by Mrs. Partah into ber husband’s room against her entresties, waen she *eid he was not in a condition to be seen; had heard of some such conduct on the pari of M wisbed now to state that he never waa pi to these difficulties, and could now separate wast he had heard of one from what he had heard of the other; he bad no recollection of having been informed of any other difficulty betvesn Mrs, Duriel Parish aad Mrs. H. than the two sta:+d at any time on or before the ublication ot Decemoer, 1849; he {was gtherefore ‘leas ie, and he did not iisien to anything on that subject, so he could escape doing 60 with fpoliveness; witness thinks Mrs. Parish spoke to him ;about the difficulties, but at whsi time, for what purpose, on what occasion or what she said, be had no recollection: his ves; impression as to what Mr. Delatie’d said was that Mr. D. Parwh. or some one by his direction, had g7 Mir. H. Parish’s box in the bank bis will end some papers. and Mr. L. had a faint reoollee- tion ct Mr. D. Parish asking him what was to be dove about tt; this Might have deen betore December, 1849, but Mr ‘L, cou'd not be positive of the date of either of these difficuliies; he knew of one or both at that time; has no recollectin of any other difficulty; the Mr. Sher: man alluded to was unverstood to be a gentleman who had married Mr. Parish’s sister; has very ht recollec- tion as to what Mra. P. told him about the difficulty prior to the re- publication; witness thinks that it waa becauso Mr. Sherman had sent a homeopathic phyvisian to examine ‘Mr. Parish while he was sick; haa bus little resolleci as to what the suppored aifficuity was; the occurrence the house of mr. Parish after che re-pabidcation satiséad Mr. L thet he had seen ove of ihe cuplteates of the will, ore Pony 4 in the rame handwriting; the relations between rifin and Haveos were friendly; their offices ‘wore in the same building, (Merchante’ Exchange.) bat on opposite streets. Tne wi'ness continued on the stand up to the risi the Court, but the material portion of his tevtimony been already exbausted. Superior Court—fart Second. Before Hon. Judge Duer and a Jory. ALLEGED FRAUDULENT ASSIGNMENT. Apnit 19.—Alezander Dennistoun and Others va. John Clarke amd Others.—This case, Piss ch has excited much interest amongst : mercantile community, termina'ed late on ‘Saturday, ihe trial having Insted four days. The action was Drought by the Paint aa a Jade. ment creditors ef Macden & Stewart to fraudulent an assignment made by that fee to the other defendants, Parsons snd Clarke Mears. Dillon ani O'Gorman, for the plaintiff’, examined several witnesses, who teetified that the debts "preferred in the assigomect ‘wore made larger than their real amount, for the parpose of deceiving the general crecitcrs and indusing them to ‘accept a ema! promise; that an attempt bad beea made by one of the assignees (Clarke) t> create a ficti- tiows debt, with the same object; and farther, that two promiasory notes, belonging to the assigaors,’ were ¢x- spel trom the ‘assigned pr perty and retained by the nore with the cou-ent of the assignee, Clarke. Mr. Noyes, on behalf ot the ins\ated that tae arsigoment was mace in good faith; that the amounts inserted in the assignment were really due to the pro- ferred creditors, ana that if any property was retained by the arsignors it waa without the knowledge or con- rent cf the assignees. Messrs. W. E. Robinson aad Shea eppeared for the defecdants. Numerous witnesses were examized on both sices, snd there appeared to be much conflict ot testimony. The jury, after a short consulta- tion, found that thw assignment was fraudulent on all the above grounds, Indian News from Florida. {From the Tampa Peninsular, April 9.) Om the afternoon of the 6th instant the Fodlane who at- tacked Dr. Braden’s reridence and plantation on the Ms. natee (seven in number), on the evening of the Sls: March, were overtaken by's party of Florida volunteers. ‘They were encamped on the south bank of the Big Charley Apopka creek, and appeared to be confident cf sa! The party eropsed the creek, and, covered bya di pool met they approached so near the party as to over- heer their conversation, when they fired a volley, which Killed two indians on the epot; the remainder retreated to the creek; two were shot while inthe act of jamping in‘oi', their bodies sinsing immediately. Toe remaining three escaped, wounded badly. They were pursued some distance by the blood, which p ainly marked their retreat bat were finally lost in a hammoox. The surprise was complete, as the eremy did not take time to fire a gun. The negroes (eight) snd the three mules, were re- capiuree. One Inciam pory and several rifles were teken. ‘The (wo Incians who were shot down at the first fire rere sealped. One scalp wae cont to Manatee with « par- ‘who conveyed the stolen pr*perty to its owners, and ii ¢ other wes acpi to Capt. Hooxer, at ti latter has been exhibted to ali perscns having the cu- rigeity to examine it. The following sad news was received at Fort Brooke, early yesterday morning:— A report from Captain H. C. Pratt, Second Artillery, to Colcnel Brown, gives, in substance, the below given day, the 29th ult., » party, consisting of two von commissioned officers and nine 'men, in two boats, were vent by Capt. Pract up the Fa-Ke-Hatenee to obtain water for the command. After an absence of about three hours, rapid musket firing was beard from the water ez, Cap). Ezey and Lieut bridge, with 25 men, in two remaining barges, (the other poate and skiff being away,) were immo:iately §dixpatched vy Capt. Pratt to the relief of the water party. About «dozen Indians bad wnylaid the party a’ tbe Incian Field, and, as the aévanced beat was passing, was fired upon it. killing Corporal 0’ Rourke and Private Winterling, and wounding Private Streeweki, all of company E. Tne fire was im- mediately returned from both bosts, when the Indians ly retreated. Private Winterlicg was brought to th@temp end interred. Ccrporal O’Kourke fell from the beat the wa'er, snd has not yet been recovered. Private S:reewski was wouvied badly in the knee, with ‘one half-ounce ball. The Indians fired one volley and retreated withou. re-loading. Biood was found on the g was where they Jay concen'ed. The Indiaas were purrued for several miles, but were not overtaken, Superior Com:t—General Term. Prevent, Hon. Judges Oakiey, Hoffman and Woodruff. ‘Arun. 19.~Pierre F. Labons vs. Joseph Fielden ot Orcer of Special Term sifirmed. Flaintif to pay cefend- ant $10 cons of opporing motion. James M. White vs, Join Q. Adama.—Order reversed, without costa. Charles Watwon vs. Fransis Filzsimons.—Modification ef order being made, order affirmed, with $10 coats. Formos Coxsci.—The President haa officially resog- nized C. Fredorich Sagetorn as Consul General of the Grand Daeby of Beere Darmatadt, for Maine, Massachu- setts, New HAampshi Vermont, Conneciicut, Rnode Ysland, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Viginia, Kentucky, North Carolica, Sou Caroling, Tenressee, Georgia, Florica, Alabama and Mis- inelppl. Personat Antelligence. Gidecn J. Pillow and fawily were in Memphis, Te, the 12th inst. ‘The Cee hae accepted the rest Eo Seog of Second {sentemant John S. Bowen, of the it of mounted riflemen, to taxe effect on the Ist of May, 1856. Hon. Linus B. Comins, s member of the House af Rep- rnanlaves from Massechusetts, is seriously ill at his residence in Roxbury. eabih ite Gen, Connt de Yormolof, M’lle de Mia pe Mr. George vi Meaigtn, ir. sae nieno# ; FEib ie, 7309 SMe, nnd Mrs, Holman, child’ and as. a rt S hij a a Orleans and Finvace, nninship Ca Mrs Hankin, 3 er and 5 jon. Jed wend child. L LA Tekin oy W Kent 1) Sanches ond ee: J Jweve, O Ealbiant, sand, M Bollog, tO ono Bravo, Rev P Pianaa, enc ee casi ae nada and indy, *Pream Rir germ, Wlen'g pA foncure -R FG Page, Mirs magi mi BW, Menor 8 Par, of Uactha hogs place. The Brooklyn City News. Dasrauction of 4 Bumping wy Fine ap 4 Maw Coxsomep In TH FLaMms.—Abont three o'clock on Sunday morning a fire broke out in a building at the foot of Congress atzeet, near the river, occupied aso liquor and boarding house by Peter MoGan. The family and lodgers, of which there were a great nuniber, were awakened by « suffocat- ing amoke, which was so thick that it was with the Greatest difficulty that they made their way out. They were unable to put on their clothes, or to save any- thing. One of the second story rooms was filled with lodgers, and all made their escape with the excop‘ion of one man, named John Radley. His bed fellow pulled him, but was unable to get him awake, and he was left | prey to the devouring element. His crisped and blackened remains were found after the fire, tn the same position in which he was left. He was twenty-aix years oe & native of Ireland, and a carpenter by trade. He leaves no family. The builcing, with ite con- tents, was destroved, and house in the rear belonging to the same proprietor was cousiderably damaged. The contents of Woodruff & Robinson's storehouse were. to some extent, damaged by water. The fire originated in the bavement, most likely from carelessness or negest. ‘The logs sustained by McGan amounts to aout $2. insured for $1, 000 in the Mercantile Insurance Company w Yor! On Saturday afternoon a fire broke out under the statrs iv No. 7 Franklin pace. Officer Decker, of the Second district police, applied a few pails of water and suppressed the flames before much damage reeulted. Rorsie 4 Covntrymay.—On Saturday last, a stranger from Michigan, named Edward Davis, was robbed of $18 cash ands carpet bag. It appears he requested some boys to direct him to the North river, and they Jel him © Marston & rower’s coal yard, at the foot of Dock tweet, where they threw him down and rodved hia. Officers Craft and Ladd, of the Sccond district polis», ar- rested Daniel Feeny, John fcgan and Joseph Flukes, on susvicion of being cor.cernsd in the outrage. They are locked up for a hearing. DxaTHS Iv BROOKLYN. The total mumber of deaths in this city lact week was 68, of which 44 were males and 24 females. Of the-e, 23 were adults and 45 minors, The principal diseases were scarlet fever, consumption, cox- vu'sious, eroup, congesticn of the brain dcopey. inflam- mation of the brain and congestion of the lungs. THE BROOKLYN STABBING CASE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD, ‘The facta as they cecurred in the case are these—Grif- fith was going te the drugstore on an errand for his pa- rents, when on the eorner of Atlaviicand Furman streets, he was attacked by a gang of nowdy boys, (who frequent that neiphborhood) penises hide ty aie wo (brothers) Browns. Griffith then érawicg « ‘cafe Sa them pot to strike him again or he wouid cut them, when the older Brown attempted to strike him, which caused Griffith to strike with tbe knife. W. H. GRIFFITH. DEATH OF A SOMNAMBULIST EY FALLING Ovt or A Wixpow. —Coroner Connery held an inquest upon the body of @ man ramed Francis MeNespy, who was killed by jamp- ing from the third story of his residence, corner of Tenth avenue and Thirteenth street, on Saturday morning. The oscurrence tock pla‘e in presence of officer Wood, of the Ninth ward police, who bappened to be passing the he instant deceased took the fearful From lence aZduced belore the Coroner it wae quite clear that deceased was a somnambulist, and while waik- ing about in his sleep opened the window of hix bedroom snd jumped out into the street. The deceased was not Kiled instantaneously by the fall, bat died some hours afterwards, Verdict in accordance with the above frots. Deceated was @ native of Ireland, and was twenty-six years of age. Suate of the Crops, TOBACCO PLANTS IN MABYLAND. The tobacco plants in Prince George's county, Md,, are said to be nearly ruired by the drought. ae raion AND FRUIT CROP. The Ledg-r anys: roepec: was never fairor than at the present time for an pee yield the ensuing sum: mer. The ow have protected the wiater grains. not suffered, exsept in @ few exposed praoh and cherry trees are swelling taeic oe ard, if they are not Slasted, will give an abuadant yield, MARYLAND GRAIN CROPS. The Catcctin Whig eays that the late refreshing rains have greatly benefitted the growing wheat in that (Fred- erick) coucty, and that there is @ prospect of a heavy yield. Per contra, the St. Mary’s Beacon learns that the prospects of the crop in that and several of tie lower counties were never more gloomy. Four-ffthe of the crop, the Beacon says, were seeded too late, and con- sequently suffered muca from n.t having ecquired root sufficient to withstand the effects of the winter, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKY. Scxpay, April 20—6 P. M. The stock market has not changed much during the past week. With more than the usual activity, prices for most of the leading securities have gradually appre- ciated, and there appears to be amidst the large specula- tive purchases a steady absorption of the most promi- nent dividend paying Cescriptions. The market value of the better class of stocks is at this moment considerably in sdvance of that ruiing at the same time last year, and it is weil known that in July and August last most of the Weatern railroad stocks ruled ten per cent above current quotations, We are at least month or six weeks ahead oflast year, and there is therefore every probability that prices will rule in Jane this year, as high as in Augast last year. Every dividend paying stock on the list {3 really worth now more than it was then, and should com- mand as much in the market. Then ths principal oa- tions of Europe were engaged ins war which threatened to last for years—now peace prevails, and capital and industry will soon become active again; while all the channels of commerce having been clesred from unzatural obstructions, will move along more freviy. Morey, which ot that time was required to furnizh the sinews of war, will now be employed im developing alithe elements of peace. Every branch of industry will receive additional force, and consumption will increase with pro- duction. Within our own limits there ia nothing to complain of, but, on the contrary, everything isin a very favorable condition. Tne country is fall of wealth, end well directed enterprise is sure to find adequate reward. There are no indications of wild speculation. Prises ‘or all the necessaries of life rule at remuners ing prices, and are at the same tims witbin the means of ail. There are ne evidences of extravegance, and credit has not been pushed to dangerous limits. The commercial classes find debts due promptly paid, and all the ramifications of trade are in a sound and healthy condition. With tne ineresse im populati:m and produetion, all works of in- ternal improvement judictously located must improve aa investments, and those who were among the earliest par- ebacers will realize rich returns on cost. With the ia- crease of capital we must look for lower rates and more moéerate profite. It will bea long time before we have a plethora of capital; but we bave no idea that interest will ever again rule as high in this country as in times past. We have, it is true, am immense country to develops; but our railroad system hes been carried to a greater extent during the past ten years than will be realized within tke next thirty. We shell not build o« msoy miles of road, or spendas much money on these works, within the next forty years ns we have during the past ten. The roace now in operation will therefore have a chance to strengthen themselves, and become establisned om a more permanent basis. The increase im railroads must for the future be very gradual, an‘ those now in existence, well Iccsted, must, under proper managemen', prove productive investments, We have gone on #9 rapidly, creating railroads, building upon borrowed capi- tal, and paying enormous prices for ', that 1 fs time there was a pause, to let the actual bnsiness wante cf the country approach nearer existing facilities. With the exception, perhaps, of Wisconsin, every Northern and Western State this side of the Mississippi river has a ays. tem of railroads equal, in extent, to their natural waats for the next twenty years. At the expiration of that time there will be very little necerrity for a new rond in any direction, and the o'd roads will be tna much more protperous condition than at present. We conld not now well dispense with any railosd in existence; but we pushed on their construction too fast— we got far ahead of the country’s wants, and now require time to equalize them. This fact must ha n important influence upon our supply of capital. As money asoumu- lates it must find employment. Railroads will not ab- sord it, and other methods must be devised. The soil may call into active ure more capital than heretofore. City improvement? may employ large amounts of mo- ney. ‘The manvfacturing and mechanical arts may at- tract larger investments, and business generally may take ite full share, but even beyond all the ordinary means of consumption there will be, without doubt, an accumula tion, and the accumulation must tend to a reduction of its market value. All the preduction ef Australia and California will, under the benign influeses of peace and prosperity, flow into and through natars! obannels, and thus form a basis for safe and legitimate credits, tea times in extent beyond the actual gold and silver put upon the market. We must look for lower rates of inte- rest on this aide of the Atlantic. As soon as the effects of the war in Europe have disappeared, and matters get settled down again into proper places, we shall begin to foel the effect of adding one hundred million of dollarr an- nually to the specie basis of the currency of the world, and inashort time realize its immense influence upon finencial affairs. For three or four days the money market haa hardon- eda little, The supply bas been fall, and ao eoarcity hae been experienced. The striageucy has been felt more in an active changing of loans, thaa in any other way. On Saturday there was s perceptible improvement, and the probability is) that we ehall have a permanent change for the better. Specie continues to accumulate in the Sub-Treasury; but the seazon for heavy imports is about over, and the deposits will not increase so rapidly. In sbout six weeks we shall draw pretty heavily upon the Assistant Treasurer's funds, to make up the seven and a half millicn payment on account of Texes creditors. Our exports of »pecie last week were about $700,000, and our receipts in the same time about $1,500,000. The banks will not show much variation in their specie reserve ‘The shipments of specie from this port last week were as follows :— Exrorzarion oF SrcTE FROM THE Port oF New York. Brig Ho Jacmel—American gold ooin.. $10,000 00 Brig Addy Swift, Maracaibo, 70,000 00 Stenmer Granada, Havana,’ 6 ‘400 00 “Asia, Liverpool, oe, ,000 00 « 00 “ Vasbioginn Woetare aessclere gala 1 98 Totel for the week Previously repor Total, 1856..........0.6 $5,756,958 93 A.H. Nicolay’s regular semi-weekly auction sale of stocks and bonds will take place om Monday next, at 123, o’cloek, at the Merchauts’ Exchange, The value of gezerel merchandise imported into this port Curing the week ending and including Friday, April 18, 1856, was... Foreign ary goods. Total iwporiation...... Value of exports in’ the saine time was ae lows:— Domestic prodace, &s..,.. $1,357)! Specie. *o9e)| Fxceas of fmporta over exports. ‘The following is « comparative statement of the value ofexporta from the commencement of the year to April we 1855. 1856, Increase. Decrease. Cotton ... .$2,965,455 4,104,442 1,148,987 - Flour . Corn ineal,. Whea' Corn e84 . 1,270,627 7,744,783 12,676,209 to April 17, 1866 Stock Ex Marco, April 10, 106s. $4600 Milasouri6’abS. 845; 600 uns Erie RR. .b60 5000 @o.. 84%, 1000 5 2000 Tes 68 "90 96 1000 Virginia @'.... 944/ 6000 Her 24m bds:. 764; 1000 sioC bes’) eB BS 7000 Hudkuvédmbde 707% do b'EO.. 71dq ooeee TU Cen Rbdsbe0 5000 “b3 96 1000 yess bda’60 80 600 N Y ten 7's... 10245 4000 Ter E&A 2¢mb 78% leve, pt 7 Galena & ‘Chick a do ......0 Id giheve ie b do. 03 100 Chevette soo do.......08 64 BEC BOARD. $22000 Teon 6’s90... 96 100 Herlem R R..b60 €600 Missouri 6's... 500 11iCeoRRbds. . 3000 ErieCb30’71 63 1000 NY&N Hbaa’60 200 shs Cum C Co, 020 100 Mich Cen R R. OIT¥Y COMMERCIAL REPORT. BarvRpay, April 19—6 P. M. Asure —The market was steady, with moderate sales ot pote, at $6 6234; pearls were nominal, at $8 25. The stock of both sorts was light Breapercyrs.——The market for flour was without chan; in privea, whiie transactions embrace! avout 5,000 a 6, bbls , including good common to extra State, at $6 250 26 60; interior ‘to choice Western, including Michigan, at $6 Lk 8 $6 3734, and good tedium and extra brands of Weatern at $6 S73 a $7 ori; extra Genesee ranged from 97 8736 @ $9 60; extra St. Louis, which was scares, at $7 50 ® $1012; Canadian was without change of moment in prices. The sales embraced about 500 a 600 bbis., at $6 50 8 $9 for common to extra, the latter figure for choice; Sonthorn was in good demand, and prices firm, whive re ceipts were eS The sales reached 1, 000 a 1,200 bbis. ut87 a $7 50 for common to choice brands, and at $7 6235 $8 623) for fancy and extra. Wheat--The chief sale ited of 7,000 bushels Southern white, for mil.ing, at $1 85 delivered, with o parcel of interior do. at $i 70. Rye vas in fair demand for export, ani 7,000 bushels Pennsylvania were soldat 2c. Prime Northern sold at 96c., delivere:. Corn—[he sales embraced about 25,000 a 30 000 busvels, ineluding Southern maixed at 6ic., Jersey yellow at 62c. & 65c., and prime white and yellow South- ern at ¢6c. a €65 market for good to prime lots clored firm. Oats were dull at 48¢. a 460. for Chicigo, and £80. a 41c. for State and Western. Corrst.—Owing to the news from Bahia, Brazil, there was rethera stiffer feeling inthe market. Though dealings were moserate, sales of 200 begs Maracaibo were made p. t.,and 440 do, Jamaica at Ile., four months, 200 a 300 do, comm.n Rio, including skimmings, were made at 1030. @ 11c., and 350 do, good quahty at 11%/c. . a 200 do. Laguayra at 113%¢.y"with & small lot Java Cortox.——1he market was active avd firm. ‘the aia embraced frem 6,000 to 6,000 bales, based uvon middhog uplards, at 1140, which was anadvanee of 1c. The A'ri- sec foe came to hand tuo la‘e in the day to affect the market. FReGHTS —To Liverpool, about 30,000 000 bushels grain were engaged at 444. a 4%4., inclading 10,000 do, {a bulk, tor inemediate delivery ch bonrd, at @4. 160 bales Sea Inland cotton at 3 16d., 220 tons ans logwood at boxes bacon at 17s. d. There waa nothing new to Lon- con oF to the Continent. To California, raves were steady at 40c. per foot, measurement, Frur.—About 600 bexes ef raisins were sold, inclad- ing layers, at $3 60, ard bunch at $3 25, and 16 bags pe- per abell a'monds a: 15c. HAY waa eteady, at 75¢. a 80c. for shipment. IRON —Seoteh Was selling at $34 50 a $35, Moracsrs.—The warket was firm, with more doing. The sales embraced about 600 bbis. New Orleans at 46c. a 46360. 0 Ae ; 78 do. Cuba muscorado at 2¢c.; and about Gol bhds. ¢o., insinding 60 clayed do., at Slo. a 32%. & 32%. 8 fe. NAVAL Sozes.—The rales embraced about 1,000 bbls. rosin at $1 5 s $1 80 per 510 Ibs. delivered. Spirits tur- pentine were beld at 0c. ‘Ov.—hagliah linseed woe dull at 76c. a 799. from store. Cruse whale and sperm were Eselanest. Hipes.—The market was dull, and prices tended to- warda lower rates, while the stock bas besome larger. Leatuyn,— The stock continued light, with a fair de- mand on the part of pa rs. Upper in the rough is rearceand wente’. Good Sonthern oak cells well at full prices. The otock is as follows:— Hemlock, Oak. » 39,500 7,450 + 36,900 7100 3,500 5,600 Provisions —Pork—The market was again excited, and 6 further advance estabiished. The sales embraced 400 a £00 bbl, including mese, at $18, and at $16 tor prime, Beef contivued inactive, and sales were confined to the éaiy cemand of the trade. Ths sales emoraced about 160 bbla. country prime and mess, without change in prices. Beef hams were r-rel at lic a 17c.; prime iners was steady at Bacon was firm, witn moderate salen short middles st@full prices, Cat ‘meats were ateacy, with rales of 200 a 200 packages, without charge in prices. Lard waa in fair demand, with sales of 260.8 200 bbia., at 9%c.a10c, Butter and chesse were unebanged. Rick —Seles of 200 carka were made for export at 4c. adie. SUGAR. —The market continued aetive and firm, with sales of sbcut 1,200 hhés., including chiefly Cuba museo- vado, at 6340. a Be.; and 29 ile choise do. at 8Xc.; 200do, Perto Rieo, in bond, a: “about 700 bbls. Ohio Wiiskey.—The alee emby and State priton, at 25346. 0 260. moreign Markets, Mavacvez, P. R., April 1.—We embrace the present portoni y te inform you that the animation poverty of our produce market vy advices trom the United Stalen of the <d ult., bee been cheoked oy the scarcity of veenela, end great cifficulty to procure tonnage, even at the hi rate of Bhe., which has already been paid. Our he bigh bas been very quiet since Inbout a weak. Siccts of aug are accumulating, and although mont of the planters ace holding out for last peid prices, purchases might be made a\ from $4 to $5, according to quality; but even at these . if our next accounts from Englar , are not very favorable prises must give way etfll farther. Molaaeos is dull at ba perr 110 gals. Since a few ays we bave some heavy showers of rein, after along drought of several months, which may induce planers to suspend grinding, and to a'tend to the folds for some weeks to come, Our market is well sup- plied with fish aad American provisions. The following prices wore obtained for last arrivals:—Potatcoe, 64 76; beg $6 26; iard 16¢.; iar vila ay) Iie; oan: Jes, 2340 ; corm \4e.; rice, $775. Lumber ia in ply; wh. p. 8 worth $2800 by the cargo; p. ne, 330, ‘Coover stuff in abundance; shooks, with his., 6: hoops, $462 $60. Exchange on ad, at 99 days, (3 per cont.; United Staten 5 _per cent pr. Thowes, 8 per cont, Coi, doubloons, 17K 8 18, deolini: MARITIME INTELLIGENC Steamship Cabawbs, eMAmablp Cabawba, Bullcch, No ron yy . Fy tay Y Liverpool, Feb 22, with mee and 3 paseogers aecd.” Hae very heat tiga a. ry heavy Rochou. hxperienced neavy weather "Ses (Bn), Palermo, with fruit, to J 8 Lawrence. Have ex) pon ee a festerly gaise, stove Oo Tat owt Rant m3 . ' 7 spore Cad Barielie, ‘hence for New Grietage cal Bark Meriip (of Boston), Wheeler, Sena, 13 days, with sugar, to Grinvell, ‘winturn ‘4 Co. Apri 8. naw a ship ashore on Deg ‘(ahip Franees, before ety ica TY Ga apeke bart Bea Brea, a ey Orieapa'far Hoston 8°” Bark TC with «uy , Mayo, from’ New nee Colcord, Matanzas, 12 days, 10 master. Bhodes, Trinidad, ek ‘orders, wita mo’ low Haven Sth inst, iat ‘Bar! , Providence, in dallest to D R Demill, Arig bt Brelade (ant Ale} ian #00, panies, 78 days, with rain, Rooinson ‘bar (o! Charleston), Guantanamo, sugar lo Mans Tarr & Co ronal tod WC Lot te ist in Miraguare Passage, epoke bark sophia, of ‘Beaion, from t Jagefor Boston, venereal Cardenas, 18 days, with mo- April 3, witb sugar, £0, to 8 78 82, spoke bark J from Cardenas for Port'an days oul; 19%, Barnegat mild spoke schr Suwasset, ce for Waebington, DO; same dey, echr Pennaylvanis, Nor wich tor | Mar aret, Reed, Nouvitas, 12 days, with sugar, &c, to arr Scbr Madi (ot 1 Elleworth), Reed, Neuvitas, 12 days, with sugar, too t EJ Pers Wave,” Turbor, 23 days, with’ fustic, to Doul'e & Co Bobr Blirabeth & Eieanor, Piorsoa, Mobile, 14 days, with cot- ton, to Bagle & vazard, Schr Hiaweths (of Bockland), Simonton, Tampa rekon ot% days. on suger ard molasses, to Smallwood, Anderson Schr Manbasset. Brown, Savannah, 4 days, with cotton, Screnten & Tallman night, E Kidder, Horton, Eavannah, 6 days, with eotion, to J more. Scbr 1,8 Davis, Abell, Charleston, 7 days, with ootton, to Mo- Oxtany Mou & Casi, Be pag Behr Bewutort, XO, 6 days. Fehr Regie, Wines Plymouth NC. tA Schr S-aman, Lank, Seaford, NC. bebr Mar Benton, Petersbur ort ‘garet, Hanson City Point, bdays. bebr Paynes Btdomn Virginia; oe! B O Buaeeil, Leverich, Virgin's. Sehr Gen James Cropper. Savage, Virgtats, Schr Chief, Hawkins, Virginia, es. sche 8 Applegate, Endicott. Virginia, peg L Miler, boing Virsa ir anes: aoe Virginia. Schr rd. Bralsted. Virginia, ‘cbr ets Parber, Parker. Virgivia. Behr Barbara, Davy, Virginia. Scbr Commerce, Corson, ia. Bebr Sieg, Love snd, Vir; eebr Fal Bway, Virginia. Sebr Catharine T Dix Cox, yirgiaie, 2 days. Behr ery Matt, God: peed. Vi Bear Onaaig KanLeor Viegio.” Scur W Wright, Rogers, York River. 5 days, Bebr HT Wood, Sherman, alexandria, 7 daye. Schr White Squay) Smith A‘erardrie 4 days, fobr J P&T 1, Pharo, A'exand ia, 2 Eehr Potmac, Hobby." Alexandria, 30 Schr Ps estire, a Alexandria, ' , Deawars re tor New Haven. , Noble, De aware for New Haren. r Volong. Leslie, Beatport. Sebr Pawrucket, Catr, Rockland. Bohr Maty-s Taylon; trelabd, Bostlacd, lary A chr Mystic, Anutere Borton. Bohr Detroit, West, Boston, Queex, Fowler, Providence. Bebr A Jentiogs, Jen ings, Frovidence. rT 1 sevens. bipley, Fore Oni ‘Daughier ret mand), a), Harker, Providenee, ‘Avery. Westeriy, Bebr Kidad, Jarvis, Fai’ River. Bebr B Brown. Ingraham, Warren. Behr W Lepber. avpicton. Ne’ Behr Lolopock, Delnore, Res Haven. Behr Jobn Jones. Bx itn New Haven. Fonr Gai New Haven ‘Aun, Chase. N Behr Joctobine Whlerbury. Suanr-ord. Boor 8 ¥ Douglas, Paine, Hastiord. Sebr je, Hall, Oonnesticut Kiver. Bohr Riavers Hull New \» Bartford. Propelier Caledonia Baker, Baltimore. peed Pelican, Wilisme, Provicence. Prepeller accompa Oushman, New Bedford. pom ie ase arrived vestenday, re- prea pat lat 49 38, lon 33.20, passed wreet ot Br bark omutus, of Bristol, waterlogged and abandoned, spars all manding, sails blown away. ELOW. Berk Marquis of Clarendon. 75 days from Palermo. Bark Wm Kitzer. Brig Globe, 100 dave trom Malsga.—All the above by plot boat ‘Worbingtcn, B Dutch guilt! alco one stip and oxe brig. Wind durirg the day, NNE, wiih rain. graphic Marine Report. BOSTO: pril 20- Arr ships Magoilan. King, Valparaiso; Dubin, Rialdy, Goicnbur, anby, leuchard, ipecawel Kupbreals, forman, NOrieane: barks aod La A Hobart, Trinidad: G W Bal, Jacob Prentiss and Windward New Orleans; Sem Sick. Courier. Chas Brower Mob Bi Carver, Mi J m- ‘albig, ned Chas Hloatb; Oar ben. ver, jatanzae; cee} Albion. a: - dense; Cerone Rowenta fred, ao Blake, N bark Tammany, rtutman, Nt [Orleans; brig Ual- vert, lag from, Went Conat of Africa; sohra schrs Cremona, Pot: tor," er be Boston; ives Comma, ha ieston; Geo W Snow, Dodee, Boston; J r, Pa ‘Taunton, Mass; Piandome, Brown, Bevac: molt barks Chas B Lex, Williams, Port au Prince; E A Kins- ‘Hevana: brigs Brancywine, ae Monte: vdeo and warset; Keuben Carver, Berry, Wilnit ingoas HO Marteilois, Montgomery, Boston; schre Riomany. “oon York; agg ee il Ce a0; ihe Coomns, ALT ichn & Mery (Br) lchm, NB; Gold Hunter, Smita, Mobl'e: Gi Giltert Green. Weaver, ve, Ubnicher, Fall River; x B Miler, Hen r Beverly, Pierce, NYork Suir Mevruny, at New Orleans 12h izat reports heving se0n onthe th inst, 20 miles te the eastward of the Belize, a large stip with all (cpgailantwasts gone, Large Oanco The British ship Acadia cleared at Kew Or- Jears for Liverpool 12th iret, with 5655 bales cotton, 2079 sacks wheat 2189 excke corn and 6000 staves. ‘The new bark Almoatia, at Boston 400 tona, has been sold at $67 per ton; the ship Tarquin, 462 tons, 6 yoars old, has been io.d for $16,000. AUNCHED—At Bristol, Me, &th inst, by Mr TH Chamber- Jain, a fire ship of 8(0 tons, to be commanded by Capt J uunt, ae betere reported. ‘At'Tbomacton 10th inst, a bark of about 450 tons, called the Livorno (s city Known bere as Leghorn), to be commanded by Capt JL Montgomery. t Norwich, Conn, on the 7th inst, from the yard of J M ununpion & Co, by Master TT Wetmore, a cuperior freight: ing schocner of 399 tova, owned by the builders, and not yet pamed, Ble is intenced for the coasting trade, and we learn is for tale. Notice to Martnors. ‘The standard for the Light Ship at Van Weis Dam, Hudsoa hiver, New York, hea boen carried awny by the ton, and can not be rep.aced ireebet subsides. ‘The standard will Pot be repieced the light exiibited ss Lereiofore at the earliest cay porsthie, Lighthouse Boned. Brox tetew mg LUDLOW ASE, Rew York, April 18, 1856. Lighthouse Inspestor 3a dist, lemen, At Cape Town, OGH, Jan 30, Pioneer, Morgan, New Lon- ona ‘able Bay, CGH, Feb 6, hannah Brewer, Smitn, New mes Bpoken, dc. Fbio Nicholas Biddle, Gerrish, from Liverpoo! for Mobile Int 26, Jon 64. meet Reniecor, Norland, from Havre for NOrieans, April 5, off T ‘Ocean Bagle, Boott, from Boston Dec 11 for Meibourse, ani att int 37, lon 24 We ‘tour g Mechanic, Amsabury, from Cnicutta Dec 24 for Landen Feb’, In 20 2 Jon TI eo ‘Viotorla, Reed, from NOrleans for Havre, Feb 27, no from Boston for Havre, no 100 28 Ship doew on hence Feb 2i for Rio Jail, March 12 ot sy) Tat 4.40 B, low 34; H Purringtoo, inckley, from NOrleans for Havre, marek 22 off Reilly thip Repubiie, of NYork, 40 days from Apalachicola for Havre, Mareh 22, no lw, ae Bbip Marci Greenieat, from NOrleane $9 ldverpeol, was pered March 2, aM, lal 2 40 N. lon 79 26 W. hi aiembes, of ® York, bound W, waa passed March 25, dat tf ¥, jon 14.40 im tip G Henerey | ‘Tay date, lat “hi Baath ronning F, waa passed March 31, lat 51 N, lon seo B Resundo, from Liverpcol tor NYork, Marth %, 1a 49, bos = ae subd March 21, Iai 38 N, lon Mgralized 20d Marah 2%, of Fatmouth. a Alvarado, from Merveivien tor » lat 96, 25, 10% vate ore from io Janeiro for NOriewws, March 26, off ope Bt ne. i m2 ‘Vai A Rich, Baker, from Savannah for New Orleans, Murch 30,cn Habame Hanks, ‘chr Eanma Thatcher, of Barnstable, for Virginia, April 16, “a les BBW ot or Monts, Boeres Avees, Be py Rowlard Rowland, a Fort gp the Gunticent of Burope, 244, barks Marcia, fitz, Bow ton; A a Talaree,, SY o toute, Sane, ontenes; Bie te vce Coton, Sele: Trees cola: brige Bragton Blade, eet ens Fasinvo, April in port ship “Aatslope, for ‘Ponce 8th to Gaoos, WCA, March 1—8l4 bark Mindi, Miller, Crisco, @ a O paipastaxano, March 28-81 brig Bully W feybury, Hub- Humacoa, PR, April 7~In port brig Susan Dunean, hence, Just arr. Daraxa, April L1—Are shine Grotio, aderkin, Herre: Se rab Ann, Datukwalor, do; barks Doreas O Tealon. Fete a Paririd tberta, Bichborn, NYork; Young ship Lizzie zer, Antwerp; JM Moro! neti Brown, NYork; bes pa ‘bite, A a, ; Kvergreen, Pottengill, Pauisd nasa; er 5 Bid ithe Aspthwall; barks Venus, Baskel’, Falmouth; B 3 brig Ga'ens, Perkins, Sagu wi ; kenz! Mayacuez, PE, ‘April 3—In bi from calm ihe davon TU, W views ory Besigh Baltimore 6tb Marte & Kendall, ‘veer from J . for Boston 10 day rd H Townsend, dut fromend tor New Haven, dieg: id ist brig Rainbow, Nelson’ jew Haven. Marawz4s, April 10—Arr ship Sos Lion, Hall, Valencia; bi mea, Hickbor Mb, bark 0" 8 damition, Chase, Portland; echr AS Pang ig hy eal it paitadelonias 12th, ships Ben Bolt, Lor ng Lives th. Col Havens; bark iverpool; Kosau ph roentgen 7 A Nichols Boson; Ite bark Ardennes, jeans; brig Asels, Byers, Charleston; 12th, brig & singhsm, Corson, Bante. Apri foc are pris iy, bests Mae Marwick, Havana, Manzanno, april igomery, Molntyre, Bost. Wagua, April 7—Arr brig Orlsuéo, Matinzas; 9th, ahij Pototer, Wi jJavana; x Seams Turk, Jounson, York; brig sabe lla Seurman, Tamps, do. BriJaoe pe Cuna, April 2—. ea: cr Waltham, rd log Hercules (Brem), Beokens, Phila; brig No more; Sd, bark See iy Sa Knight, Aspinwall; schr bvergade Pit bita, Go; 7th, sche "‘Oesuua”” Atherton, ork; eld 8th, bark Laura’ Koller, (Pxe Benauarrr, fe es teealetbareh aaron el iushing a Fir oads J M Hicks, Oroweli, Uarc aAKYAB, areee oe town; ait G Wiberm. Dro ore Ohio, roma, Patiervon, Liverpool; Beh Express, Auor’ Jan iS abr Flora, Niokervon Bitavia Jan19—6id Yousg Gres, Harding Padsag and mon, 14th, Jane Green, Harding, Boston; Feb Sd, Pathfiad- er. California, Bonveavx, April 3—Arr Margaret. Wood. NOrleane. betrast, Apr. l—Arr Helen Mar, Low, NYork, BROUWERSHAVEN, april1-8:d A Boninger, Hashagen (from NYorky Botierdam BARCELONA, March 23—Arr Servandita, Sola and Nueva Cu- bana, Boitvar, NOrleans; Activa, Ferrer, Charleston; Cecilio, m_ do. Bounay, Feb 23—Arr Chas Buck. Smalley, Aden: 25th, Ka- ther May, Bowe, Boston; 28th, Kecort, Brown, Ualoutta; arch 1, Ganymede, Bramhall, bingapore. ‘Bld Fe 19 Geo A Phelps, Sherman, Marseilles, Caxcurra. Feb 15—Arr Bell Rock, Gorham, Liverpool; Na thaniel Thompson, M’Cullock, do: isth Frank Johnson, Lo: 26th, Mosea “Tajior, Frencn, Maracilles via Gcod Cea ute Yevanler Feterson, London; 12th, Martha, Hund, Georgia, Coulthart, Auswaila; Kdith Rose, Ci woul Biapasorer Anz toe) Onaswaventins cicaierr Lawtany 24, Lizzie He Thompson Keilles, do; Clarissa — Buatio, oath, Moguolls. Pepper a3. si Gonstixmbortey Msreh —arr Ottawi Balaklava (apd cid 20 for Black Boa). Gd 20 ‘on of Weahlogton, wate Maztelites. Diz, Marot 20—Azt Guadale'e, Vidat, NYork. Canton, Fen 2— arr Louisiana, Wil ama, Oregon. Bid Jan Corning, NYork Grd passed Straits of Sunda ."Fleetwing Howes, do; Feb Sth, Galatea, Barver, Indiaman, M Calum, do. Canpirr, March 31-_Azr Odean Pens), Ryder, and Advenee, ‘Thompson. Hevr Patten, Hesper Peekion acd Gon Mertiik’ Filizer, NOrionas. Covomso, Feb 19-8'd Indus, Black, NYork; 26th, Niode, Evans, Hémpton Konda. Cowss, Apri! 2, Art Ida, Jansen. and Masonic, Jobnuton, N Onlenus,” Sid 34 Josephus, Lord (trom Halcutta), a, Dunxink, March 31—Arr jamon, Sarti nN York. Deat, Apri! 2—arr Eagle, Farran, ropes for "London (and Lear: Bevorsites tora” London for. NYOrk (and do); $4, Chas Kean, Chatun, ‘pic Grande jadawaste, Wi Callao? africa, Gordon, NUr‘eens; Linda, Melcher, NYork (ana alte: rosea tor Loren); X Yemassee, Childs, ‘Char.es- ‘Lord, London for Peet and ache at 4th, Yiieheratt Peapcant: ‘Mauritus for Londen (una proceeded). yenised by the Goodwin Sands 24, Louis Napoleon, trom N prastnouts Apr 3 2-01 Beacy Head, ship Dashing Wave, jl Bata' Fatuocrs: Apri are Gol Cute Baow, (Horiewns; Uni- corn, Poilard, do; 24, Hurricane, Very. Put in 2, Selene from NOrieans for Hs Fower, ‘March 31—bid WB Scrsaton, Oathea: ren Grexxock, april 1- Ar Baunoctburp, Bruce, NUrieans. Genoa, ‘29—Arr Eliza nce Waiton. Grerattan March 11—Arr Cot Kobdins, gidtor Norlease Bobi treat, Biokin 4 Zed ior NOrieans}. Cid to 224, “symmeizy, seilies. Gavrsenp, April 3—Arre Wm Uber an Bevviese. o ed cutta via Rto Janeiro for London; jesse “ oe for do; 4tb, Sumter, Humohbrey, ‘PERYOET, March j0—8'd Henry Bilzabeth Busazns, V Veon, on Bon¢ Konc, Jan 21\—Arr Tarter, Mix, 8 test, Erewer sombay; 23d, Pega i Bale, Bown, ‘cons. arco, Ban Francisco; Bertha, Klemp, ons. Wiliaes. Oregon; Feo'9, ee gan Prawcte, og; Koran Eamelaar, Lirdeman, Heoilne, Waclissen, do; fttn, Jamestown, Bld Jan 2c Meteor, Pike. adcielde (ard parsed Sunda Bua; 2a, Autelope, MeJas, Bingspore; Peb 2 Conflance, David, 5! “Eine, April 1—Cld ished (1), N¥ork. Lospowpsnnr, April 1—Arr argentinus, Gillespie, N Or Lisnon, March 25- ‘Are Boa Lark, M'Farlane, NYork; 2th, Virginia, Tha'auder, do. ManseuLeEs, March 2—Arr Commerce, Hinckley, Charies- ton; 20th, Kmiiy, NYork; Sist, Saxony, Hansen, NOrieans. MaALsG4, March 20—Arr previous, Industria. NOrleans. Marta, March 24--Sid Estore, re, Rearparto, Philede phia; Aleghencane: Siete, oF: Taal Si Unroey, Boston (and passed Sunda 27h) a, liner. Abbott, Baiinore: 18th, Ocean corey. Ww John Land, Percival, Boston; - meres and tere New. ton, Rowe, Beaton: Phinney, and Benj) R Milan. Rivley, BYoré; ei ey Se ob, ‘Liverpool. Sid Jan might, Chase Chase, Manila. | on, Ji Arr Arar settlt Masch —Putia, ‘iim Hluner, whlideld, ta NOr- jeans for Facmout 1 Nazarvx. March 31—Arriiliaa, Linnekin. NOrleazs. Santanven, March 25—arr previous Jum, Sella, NOricane Siocarcny. Jen 22- arr Yankee Ranger, Raven, Oardl Feb ¢th, Wout Wid, ills, Fan Feasclace (and wid outs); 13th, Wide Awake, Tarlton, Akyab; 18th, Dolpa, Hoyt, Batavia. ‘sid'Jan 224 Sterling, Jamiescn, NWork (and passed the Btrsite of Surde 771d) Ramauant, Fed Arr Racort, Schibye, Batavis, Srxaizs op BuNDA. Jan 7—Paseed py, Winged Recer, Gor- yrs irom Bwalow for Callag; tu, besa i Wuiots, Spicer, Hong Kor for Melbonrne; 16th Waterman. Ropes, ralagn; Zito, Hiri, Carney. Manila for Bostou; Buoid, Corning. ‘Whampoa for ¥ 20th, Ocean #pray, McLellan, Maniafor Meteor, Vike, Hong Korg tor Adelaide bavonica, March 13—-AcT Virginia, Gaay, Constantinople. EWaNare, Aprll—Of Bt Alban’s Head, Woodcork, Lam- bert, from NYork for London (see Mia. extracts). jehait Busastiax, Rarch 19-Arr Gibaro, Mendezona, NCr lesna Woosoxa, Jen 7—Arr Henry Arkell, Lane, NYork (snd sid 19th for Focchcwtoo); Albon!, Barnaby, Frencisoo (and Peon torr iero; ib, Nights gale, Mather, NYork, ‘sid 20th, Jobn Wade, 8percer, Focchowioo. ii 2--The trawl sloop John Gardines of Brix Was rina fovl of by the ship, \orsideraie, of Pew Y irk, on Tuesday, Aprii 1. a 6 A M; her mast ond’ bowsprit were cariied away, aso riaging, salis, bulwarts, stavchions, and giher damage, She wee wowed Into Brisham Harbor about 7 Gsicurra, Feb 22~ The Korih Atlantic, for Longon, was on shere two days in che Hooghly, off withou! parent camage and proceed: Donorness, April ) W, fresh-The American ship Wood- cock, Lambert, trom NYork for London, got Coa abreast of the Light house, avout 9:20 PM yewerday (as reported ees 4 eg telegrapb). A msa-ol-war steamer has gone to her ae iota: Livsaroot, Apeil2—he ship Imperial, Moran, from Mo- bile. bas bac “continual gaies the whole passage; from the lie to the 22d March experienced periect hurricaaes; lost quater Doat, eats biown away, de, Puixnam, A) Home Ports. ATTARAPAS, March 25~In port brig Triad, Wooster, for Baltimore rext day. ALTIMURE, April 18—Arr rteamships Piedmont, Post, kamsay, New ¥. erteh Comet, (sr,) f Hope W.. Gandy aro, Provi dence; bank Stevens, Jarrett, ew York. Tora. Lind, Gill, Kowteras brig, mena, Baker, Calite Minerva, Winslow, Fall B: any Fern, Brigg Went River; Proteotion, ‘Seal Boston via Rappt . brige Marita, (Br) Cahoon, Halling, N hi Ny hinma, Baker, Calias, Me; scl: Geor in, Meann, George Ames, -C}d. steamers Joseph Wintney, Hower Bolimores Patmetio, Beker, Phiistelphin; sige Com peltor, While, San Francie Pogeavor. ‘new cllpoer; of inte 187 tons) Doane. New York, to load for Oy Cf New Your, Mover, do; Sparkling, Norm, Havens: origs Marine, W P Gihos, Clenfuezos, Kiehia Atkins; W Havener, Charles Smith, Havana, Kridge'& Johnson; Br brig. Constitu Lich, Cburebill, Liverpool, 8.8; Br schra Jas Bailey, Grimes, Cornwall ‘alem, pir ber, argyle an ae Ma Joyce, Miramlebi; barks Charles P Mowe, P Modile; ‘Bdward Evecelt, Lovelard, Baltimore; sehr Kendrick, Fish, Shaw, Geor: etow: CHAMLERTON, April 1G—Arr bart Moneyniot, Smith, Boston) brig Paquote de Tarragona (Spav), Querdioin, Havanay toare Frances Sutter, Grifing, York: HP Stoney. Edmond ston, do, C.d ship Lyra. Havro; bark Alma, saun- Gere. dc. 8i¢ snipe johnson, Liverpool; Nev York, kav ards, Havre; barks davanoeh, ‘Burke, Falmouth av: merket; Cousiance (pan), Oliver, Barcolons; trigs Linn (ied) ‘kvenson, Gotenburg: Tybee, Ferguson, NYork; Arte ings, Hefford, at'dcbns, NF; Ulando, Gttura, Wilmington, robs Evergiade, Wood Hoan; Wm smith,’ Sweeay, mtore: VESTOR, April 5—Arr brie Fouth, Pickens, NY¢ ih, bark Nueces Sevens, is off the baz Sid ot, abo W tsrnin, Leddy, 83 N¥ork; Dark ban Jacinio, Wicks, Boston bche Namenug, Kogors PM URLEARE: April 12, P M—Arr chips Shaxspeare, Cum mings, Liverpool; Neptune, Batcbelder, do; Hermann, Wurchorse Kremerbaven; Arkansas. Grows, Havre; albus, Wrraam, Beaton, via Key West, bark Chase, Orase, Boston wee | pa Allee Counte, Singer. from Havre; ort nor, (usy) Ronee Bet Me; Bt oly | Diogenes, Bai dian, vs H Bhip Normaas Carlyle, Bimpeon, Liver: Pgg!, Kare Swarton, oltie, Hallowell, Jobn 4" ships, names unknowa, Cid, Br ship igre trae Gth inst Fhip Setota and bark Courant; 7th, wt Western, Rurpire. Judith, and Lacon RKWSURYPOBT, Apri! 18—6id scbr Hera'd, vase, Phila: ‘pita. corre REDFORD, April 18—Arr ship Thomas P Mattapoteett to refit fer whaling. Sid schr & J Munsell EW LONDON, April 18— Arr sehr Oxford, Jobaaon, G bo ei We Nm one, Bartet, Pulladelphin, Minnesota, Ie: ery ‘do; Mateo. Bolvroo Woideet for Nvore: Chetiang, Brewster; $0 ell, Uonrey, and Wm L Snow, Conray, Kellan’ tor Fy chat ‘Bid back Alozander, Buch, Australia. NORFOLK. Spry ATT preamehip ‘Hoanokd Skinner, N Yor? : echr St Louis, Wateon PORTSMOU"H,| April LOGI abip Anna Decatur (new 1844 Fa. O89 lon 14, of Portamouth). NOriea: BAY April bid bark Delos Rovers, York PROVINERTOWR, April 18—Arr, 8c! 4 Lombard, Switt, at TRV ARDL Avril IT—Arr sohre Empire Bpring, Cook, y Wilard, Philade iphis. Rorfolk on Oi ry Biche ‘April Arr barques 1aven, Techrs Freemws, Freeman, Tanger 0H Le: Jonge Leland, keen for brigs Xenopton, 8 ‘héen for S York. Weetser, basaador (Br) Dog.ne, do. [3 4 Baltimore; Jobn A Soni Philadeiphi i a, Barawga, Hodgdom, Phils: © (new), ‘nase, cehe, Beeman, and Ana iia petehes Leesburg, SwpM, and ADYERTISEMERTS RENEWED RVERY DAY. Bumerous cases of fever and éo., and dnd to possess all the merit you oleiza | 4 W. C. Kovrses, M.D. Joba Biakely, 137th street, avenue, was , 136 Hester street, was cured of fever and agus: Bowery, New Ferg. : PRRKING, Geoeral Ageat. _ HOUSES, , ROOMS, WO. BO» W. WANTHD, fare Peer ah ae or oe FOR A ; rent not to ex- 6 Third or Sixth Avenue W. 8. bor T ‘760 Pest office, N. ¥. par ‘OF A jHOUSE WANTED-BY & PaMiLY OF three aduits, the upper part of @ modern ia pl a meth ‘of the second and part of Hireat “A eatrab ie tonaot may be ‘a by edresnng "s. @., ee Lia © MU8T HAVK SIX GOOD rooms, bath Med ten Location below Twentieth street ‘and between Seoond urd Seventa avenues. Bent not to ex- coed $400, Address G W., Herald office. prey hee eit hare PERSON be ad A UBEAP band e pees eee ® purchaser by ad- fareming Gr W. G. ‘G18 Broad w SEANDIORR.-WANTRDTO BIER ABSMALLSTORB ae ead two rooms, eeltabie tr @ liruse fers, roeh mot over Gordalelehoop: Apply asatoves = wee OTO°Or7 poner BECTIFIERS, ALVOHOL DIsTILLERS AND pone or hire. # rectifying and —Wanted. te purchase siightack cistillery ‘establishment; ror goap chavdiery, Cio o near the city. 5 08,10, cbaraiion pre terred. Address, with particu'ars, 0. 8., Hereld office. Warns TWO erKGhe pADIEe. Two O08 foro! rooms plain gen- irmsmodernie, addrest Ladi, Union eatare rations, The aituation must be lidtog of brick or stone. Croton water, Ronse steam power, Jedepenmehe. Room must be yy 60, and unccrnected from other rooms, Addreas, Care. Mowe A. ‘oreia oft WAXTED—A FIRST CLASS THRES OR FOUR STORY use, coniaining the modern improvements. Looalion between Grend and Poartennh oe Srovis, way. Bent $400 to $800. adi ith Pitpacogare G. GH, Brith &'G0.. No.2 Appieton's Daildinge: 3 ANIRD—IMMEDIATELY, A’ CUSTOMER FOR THR stock, fixtures, &c. of a millinery and ribbon store, well situated, and doing a good trade; cheap for or will take Part in property. “Apply for one week tos. M. Ly Union square Post offlee. CLOTHING, &0. $5 5.000 ¥ WORTH OF NeW Al an CAST OFF CLOTE- ing waoted.—T! nomas D. CONROY. licensed lemon for them. by callg at tho wore, Oe Toy, 491 Pearl street. $4,000 ‘werteor areaae Gree orn oe quanitin of of atte tod pose of, will receive the very hiwh- et price fo me, Uy ea lig wih eae, or reo 5 F OLOTHL. $2. 000" TE OF OAsT OF 3G WARE ‘The highest price given and cash Gentlemen havin) left off or AS | letbin ing fo diupowe of can ovata addrees to, or calling oe, street, near feral prices sending thet , JAMES MOBONMT, elon Ofer A Ay gan recor fulg cushy ico by HAVING receiv to . COBKN, tn Cea eet, late Pany fancy dresses bought, Tndlon ationdod to by Mrs 0. lOVED Nose .2 ao SO ed ies I AM NOW a to 93 stree!, Leonard fetictesre ace deere tore tae summer ¢ otbing, ge clan ages ish .. Corbi tonew, felcrise. -Artolr soo Svat or by A. COBTISSOS, 93 Leonard WINES AND LIQUORS, “A OMIECT aPcORTMENT OF PORT, SHABRY MADE a and cl ‘wines, brandies, Jamatos rum als, ‘and Bor Mom C ordi Londea and Dubiin ties, for sale’ at On NOR REIL ama’ RRGONR 40 Drooane, gorner of of Croaby UBIOUS OLD PORT WINK.—I HAVE IN STORE some very choloe port wine, of an od im rare quality, ‘ogarotsdt are lavited 1 call and lost sam bi ibe re G. E. MENDUM. ROCHELLE AND eras peer: and red wines, ped in bond or Waves OTHE SAN iy by SIMPSON BROT! OLLAN? GIN, dies, Bordeaux bond; can be sale, on reasovab! Beaver street. LD BOURBON WHISKEY.—A VE&Y CHOIOW IN? ‘oioe of this well Known Kentucky whist ey Just received aca torenle by G. B, MENDUM, 18 Wallstreet, FURNITURE. Leila dt gil tat rb 0. shad nite ore teehee epics Sia, pian eo arora on by dropping @ line or calling on MCOAPPIgY & Wate TEBS, auction and commirsion merchacts, No 26 Os herine etreet, or 452 Broome street, corner of Mer Mercer, tab) stands, ching 1s end ney ticles; together with the store fixtures, at 694 Broadway; oF bce raehagaee, ‘Tro goo! paar OR BALE OR KXOHANGK—A PINE SUIT OF ROSE, wood furriture, ccmprisin arm chairs, ‘chairs, bose Lee becatead, bi wardrobe, Brnesele om only four months in ure and in ‘perteet order pits at Sab Seed eye tala Boor: over tae the hairdresser, eee FOR SALE —A GR*TLEMAN WISHES TO dispore of the furniture of parlor, ‘and bitchen. ly ace OR ee street, Hobcken, up stairs, from 1 till $ BOON. yu, Sante —WILL Bk SOLD VERY LOW, GOOD Ma- ‘chen ware, borar y fu: niture, carpets, &ec., ot privae rate. Ani conn in very health, and abeat leaving the city, Apply at 156 West Thirg- mn elgbins fraky pear high! 'h avenue. ‘2 COAL. ge Cae ‘ARE NOW DISCHARGING PROM BOAT A very mverior red and whi J cargo ot cca), which we will sel! at the lowest pas Proen for © for Cyl AMBLER & OOLLORD, 22 Elizabeth street, ni OAL —] AM NOW DELIVERING FROM MY — yard. corner Twenty seventh e' Nivthavenve the best quailty of Pench Orchard red. ssh coal well screened, at oak price of $5 60.per ton. Wop warranted or fortes MAODONALD. Cor: PRICE BRDOCED— THE SUBSCRIBER reduced tbe price ot his rec ead he js now recetving fresh supp!ies, my if Jn the best order, re scree , Ot the usta! sree from 82 yard pee Correr Cana! an¢ Cevtre, and conver San tice. ota. wit Wew York. HE HANOVER BANK I8 REMOVED TO NO. 37 NAS eau street, cpporite the Post office, MISCELLANEOUS. "4 J. DUGAN, ELATE AND METAL BOO} ved fom Broome kireet to 142 Mulbors x ear Grand. a large ftockof alateson hand. Builder others it to thelr tatorest to give ta a call, sea RANKS’ NEW PAPKNT SPECTACLE .28.— THRE rngthen vision and eult for lMe; near and, distant objects ala! inctiy reer through ove pair | Ofice, No.2 Park row, porte gt be ye Pas es oe nglealice ay cured. jance from 10 A. P. trinket more next door ecayprsesy URS, RIDIAE, REVOLVERS, ko. WHT G retal!.— Country dealers, OLESALY AND {aman 20% capadna Ott eee Now Yor,’ examine bis large wiock of double and Alo’ sie guns, rides, ete toin, munkets, a retore buying suewbert f° RATis,—BRAUTY: HOW TO Gu? 2 a, Graemeiguy be PG RUTORIRGR, ND BO TS aa 6Al Flot” fy Be. Moet free, oureeeipt’ of ona postage wlan. ‘Address Dr. 7. G. utc ings; 488 Broud Rgonts wanted ior ihe Modioal Piste 4 —s AVANA BEGARS.- REGALIAD 41, OnAS H Acurtos, Conchas, Florteta, De ae Soe Da Quixotte, gifts, £0 for sale in lots to suit purchasers and at gw prices. Buyers would do wollte call lsewhere. 48, 164 Ma’ den iane, second story. FL OUBPREEPING |< aes F AMILIRS ABOUT TO housekeeping, or who plepieh their stocks in thin ine. are inded thetour p49 pate oe wererpeesee by any be th 4 hig ‘and is always at the west mark 3 ARBOLD, OONSTAD’ ‘Le & 00,, 62 Canal soe LBS. SORIV ue lv ony, SUIT ABLI rings, ame ' neadi Lista Biases $3 hee wa cane tips, for LING) 480 Broeme strost,com scr Cream meee om — A Agenia of the “Kerosen Ko. 50 4 aver atroot, Few Yorn My EROHKS, EEROW ig CONAt large jot of offichy J leeches, for earea $00 M850 p Fiiguetnd, d $6 per hucdew, SF PATUREL a Coe BoP Pour! streat, KW STYLE OF HATR DRWASTAG.-CHAURIAT, Neha ais dre ser: is manutneturing’ nev are ie to chilaeata hon Rg Th nang » 689 Broadway, aasortment of Freaes =S8CHMIDT | & BROTHER'S ‘3 MANUP ACTS \ mend ee rooma, No. 5 North Will near tock, Wow Wor. "sre 3 Wen Teed Reem CRaNTNN, Oboe A large sasortey oni constantly on hand. Old showonees taken ta exebange. # orders prompt'y executed. Bl A ol rpoors ¥ OR BALE L@ CARAP_1W0 FOOT LATHES. keri’ own " A tell or euiling motile ner cf b's trols, inciudi rly pew, ond one pair of 2% Gree wien mireet, up sure,