The New York Herald Newspaper, May 13, 1856, Page 8

A German Holiday. QREAT MAY FESTIVAL AT HARLEM—CBLEBRATION OF PINXSTER BY THE ‘‘SCCIAL TURN-VERRIN.” ‘The feast of Pinxter—amswering to the} English Whit- funtide—was yesterday ce'ebrated by the German popu- (ation of New. York and vicinity, by a grand festival at arlem, got up under the direction of the “Social Pura-Verein.”” This society—commonly knows as the )*Turnecs’”—is composed of five hundred members, or- ganized for the purposes ef practising gymnastic exer- elses ard other athletic amusements. They formerly held their festival at Hookem, but sinoe the row with the “Short Boys,” some three years ago, they have been ameaine in ont ee ectonee 5 ot ie New York satho- on the a slost ent Duta ground ot Hat Gatien” The Pleature Gas Dordering om the Harlem river were eagaged are endan admission fee uf 26 cents was charged, to poy yn This, together with several tery companiee, and one company of artillery, oe ‘were present as invited guests, had the effect to deter all rowdies from the premises, and rendered entirely warecessary the detail of one hasdred policemen seat to the grourd by the Chief of Pohce in anticipation of a poemidle riot, The society, with the invited guests, as. sombied at Delancey street at 8 o’clock m the morning, and marched down the Bowery to the Park, where uae were reviewed in front of the City Hall by Col. The) thew marched up Broacway and Fourth aver Thirty second street, in the following order:— Ore hunored Policemen detailed from the Chief's Office. Committee. Band. Two Muitary Companies of the Tenth Regiment. The New York rbund, 600 in number. ‘of Sangers, Band. Invited Turcers from Brookiy: 4.0 Wildamsburg, in two sud-di 5 from Staten Isisad, » Baud. ‘ark and Paterson, is Company. ecmmanded by Captain Pratz. New York Turn V Verein, 600 in number, Military Company, eae wh Regt ment, Capt, Sager. pe Capt. Dab “3 —The whole under the direction a “Gen. Siegel, who ected as First Marshal, aided by Assistant Marshal a and Adjutants Fri'z and We zai. The “Turn n,’’ were dre-#ed tn their usual ani- form—brown linen coats and Benge and Kossuth hats— ion, ee T, prevented @ fine ap- On arriving at second strest, the com. pany took the cars, sixtes number, chartered for ghe occurion, and proceedea to Hurlem. They were there met by the Morrisania ‘Turners,’ and proceeded ina body to the Harlem gardens, Large numbers of Germans from New York and vicinity were-alreacy on the ground, and they continued to arrive in crowds until as late at S,o'clocs P.M, when thers were not less then 7,000 in attentsnce. On the arrival of the processions salute of twenty: fcu™ guos nas i, which was followed by one gun every half hour during the festival. A tem- perary gymnasium was erectei upon the grouzds, whers e New York ‘Turners’? and their sister sostetise par formed a great variety of gymnastic feats, under the di- Tection o! Mr, Stephen. They were also entertained by » #peech, in Cerman, from Mr. Hoes ‘rich, the President of New York Society. The other exercises consisted of national songy by, the ‘New York —— ” music by the various 1s, waltzing, feasting, &c. In fact, it was'a real genuine German free and easy holiday festival. There were en there in crow¢s, and children without number, all seemed to overflow with enjoyment. Lagec bier was there, too, in every concetvavie form. ‘There wae Jeger bier in booths and lager bier in tenta, lager bier in wagons and lager bier on stands, lager bier in caske end in jug, in bottles aod in horns—every- whe ia tact, where a hollow space was to be found, there wae lager. Men drank it and women drank is, gins drank it and boys drank, babies sipped it ard ia- ante moistened their lips wita its anc ye: nobody was seen in the slightest degree intexionted. Tagre never was « more peaceable, orderiy, quiet, good tempered @ssembiy collected together thin that wzich drank s0 deeply at the fountain of Isger. Our temperance socie- ties may congratulate themssives and the cause that Lager bier is fast beooming an American institution. Robert L, Stevens’ Will, Throvgh the ccurtesy ct E. W. Kizgsland, Kaq., Sucro- gate of Hudscn county, N. J., we are ensbled to lay be- fore cur readers an exact copy of the will of the {ate Boder: I. Stevens. 2 THE WILL. In tke name of God, amen: I, Robert L. Stevens, of the city of New York, beirg of sound and dispoaing mind and memoiy, do make and pubiish my last will aod tosta- musat 08 fo..o7?: I cirect my executors to pay my just debts, and to make provisions for the peyment of the yearly sum hereinatier particularly mentioned and provided for. T give jdevise and bequeath the following legacies, be- quests, gtta acd provisions, to the persons hereluafier menticned, to his, ber and their use and behoot for- ever, vi Te the ebicdren of my brother James A. Stevens, living at the time of my deatb, to each the sum of ten tnou- and dcilaza ($10,000), to be paid to each of the boys as + gy revgect “Mises +7) they respectivery Pe tehieen cl oat vaca Julians, jiving at time of my death, to each the sum of ter 40,00) couars, to be pais tc exch ot the boys as they speotively attain the sge of twenty-one years, and to a4 they reepectively avtain the age of eighteen ars. To my brother John C. Stevens, seventy thousand dol- Jars; to my brotter James A. Stevens, twenty thousand collars, to my niece Mary, be aaughter cf my brother Kdwin, my piano, orgen, and e' the musis and musical instinaén's which { may aold at the time of my death. To my ‘:ierd Herace Biarey, a = mark of my regard for hls sero integrity, a piece of pia:e, to be purchased by my executors acd presented to him, to cost at least the +um of ons thoueane dollars. ain Ira Biies, one thousand dollars. fa Isaac Fisher, of New Brunswick, one thou- snd Goilart. a ve r, ene thoueand dollars. ipper, ove thousand doliats. “cere of the steamboat Trenton, one To Frane'a Kester, one thousand dollars. To Phillip Kipp, of Hobokes, one thou: To Jehan Walker, eng’neer, five hundred dollars. To Wiliam Noreroer, (for bis son Ropert,) one thoa- sand dcilaze. To Robert Hanson, ef steamboat Trenton, five hundred dollars, To my ccurin Julius Stockton, one thousand Collars. To Elijan, now the engineer of the steamtug Ni ed ¢oliars, as a remembrance of his long tatu) rae in my employ. ect my executors to pay to the New York Life In- surance aud f:ust Compeny, in faitiiment of an obligs- ‘tien in writicg, enterec into by me to thet effect, bear- fing even date heresith, the annual rum of three theusass dcllars, in equal quarterly payments, the aid payments to commence a: the expiration of three moths fiom my cecense, and to continue quarterly, as steressid, curing the neural life Of Abicnistte, *'6 wife of Hey Otto, and no longer; which raid yea sum is to be held by the said ‘‘ The New Yerk Lie Insursnee and Trast Company” upon the special trast and confidence, 'o pay over the said yearly eum, whia received, to the +sid Antcniette personally, er chon her receipts wiiting, signed by her, to saad for tle role ard <e aee of the said Anto: free from the cebcs or contio! of her present porn) tains busberd. charge ail my estate, reel and personal, with pay- ane of the above debts, engagements, legacies, gifts and bequeata, All tae rest, residue and remainder of my estate, real and psrropal, of whieh I may cia seized or possessed, wheresosver the rame may be, after satisfying aud pro- for the ubove provisions and charges, I give, de- 4 bequeath unto my beloved brother Edwin e08, Bis heirs, execu‘ors and admfnistra‘ors, for , to have and to mld, to his or their only ure and fo. ppolet my brotherr, John C, Stevens and 08, and my filend, Mr. Horace Binney, Jr., to be the executors of this, my leat will and tertarent, neresy revoking any former will by me made. la witness whereef I bave, to this my last will and testament, set my heed end seal, in the of New York, thia twentieth day of August, one thousacd eight bondzed ard forty-six. OBERC L. STEVENS. Subscribed, seaied and declared by the ssid Robert L. Stovens aa sud for his las: will and testament, in the presence of ua and us, who, in his presence and at his request, and in, pree cence of each other, have subscrited cur cames ad {witnesses sg Resiticg at No. 0 Chambers pts Dewwixg Durr, Residing at Weehawken Heights, in the State of New Jersey Tra Bums, Ranidtog at No, 8 Greenwich street, New York, * * * . Swora, May 9, 1866. E. W. KINGSLAND, Surrogate. Board of Coanciimen, gOsPITALITIES OF THB CITY EXTBNDED TO MB. FILLMORE. Thla Board mat youterday, at 6 P. M., President F'inck- g preamble aad resolutions were adopted Tie fe * extend the hospitalities of the city to Hos “Volard ‘dlthore’: n his expected arrival in New rh a b resented to this Board that the Hon. Phy has more. eens President of the United States, is ‘abe ai seturn from Kurope w his native Siaie; acd that he may be expected to arrive in this 1nd during ‘the enaulag mou, ard bene proper vat ‘be Board, reflecting the pane wld extend to aia Gruineuabed gentleman much pure acd blameless, & judgment voun the ye of envy; s statesmansh'} devoted to the rervice of eu Soontved Mine B Board of Aldermen concur,) That a select rh five be inted to receive the Hon. Millard ‘jouer gon hit ar at hia ort, aa tha guest ofthe ty, ard larder tim the hoap.taiities thereof. Hess v6, ‘That be sum of —— rey llera be, and the same is Dereby. gpircpriated 10 detray the expense of carrying into elect (i boo7e resoiution. THE BRICK CHCRCH PROPERTY. Councilman Wansar moved a suspension of > rules order to take up the resolut-n of the Board of Alder- on cireat e the penement of the sale of the Brick churen property motion was lost for want of a er patitatioasl vote. Adjourned to Wednerday. Porsenal ae FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. mMOsnY Warnks?. Monpar, May 12—6 P. M. This has been literally blue Mondsy in Wall street. The arrival of the steamship Atlantic at this port, with four days’ later intelligence from Europe, of an unfayor- able character Apancially, served to depress the stock market and induce sales at lower prices. The market ‘was comparatively quiet, and the transactions unusually limited. There was no stock of consequence pressing fer wale, and the bears are not disposed to put out long con- tracts, buyer’s optios, except at a handsome advance on current cash prices. At the first board to-day Missouri 6’s declined 3 per cent; Ilinois Central bonds, %; Cumberland, +{; Nicaragua Transit, 34; Pennsylvania Coal, %; New York Central Railroad, 3; Erie, 3; Hud- som Raiirced, 3;; Harlem, 3; Reading, 1; Michigan Central, 34; Cleveland and Toledo. '; Chicago and Rock Island, 3g. A small lot of Galena and Chicago Railroad sold at 111 yer cent. Railroad bonds were well maintain- ed. Only a few small lots were offered, and they sold at full prices. The following sales cf stocks and bonds were nisde at aucticn to-day, after the adjournment of the board, by A. H, Nicolay :-— $6,000 Hartford City 6's, 1876..... stat eaee ee 10,000 Miami couniy (Obir) 7's, 187 &. 8,000 Canardaigoa and Corning R,, Is:mort do. 0 RR. do, 88 40, 90 2 thares Bartiord and New 120 ven RE 40 do, Lenox Insurance Co 60 do, Park Baok.,,.. 20 do. Metropolitan Bank. Simeon Diaper’s regular me -weekly sale of bonis and stocks will ‘ake place to-morrow, Tuesday, at half-past 12 o'clock, at the Merebants’ Excharge. At the eecond beard the market was a shade or two Detter, bat was not at all active. Erie closed at 56% per cent. After the beard lower prices ruled and sales were mate ataceclice, The bark statement is more favor- able than anticips‘ed, but the public mind has become so deeply impressed with ibe belief that large end steady ahipments of specie must take place that it is folly to expect apy immeciate advanoe in stcck cecurities, At this season cf the year specie usually gces forward in large sums, but we do not see why it should create any apprebensicns, or cause any distrust among holiers of sound, substantial stocks. ‘The steamzhip Persta, from this port for Liverpool on Wednesday, will not teke out over # million and @ quarter of dollars. The California steamer is nearly due with the usual semi monthly remittance of two millions of dol. lars, and will, without doubt, be in before the next bank statement is made up. The receipts of apexis from the intericr last week were qui‘e large, and will probably continue so, We see no indications at present of an exportation of specie beyend our receipts, or even up to them, but we do see strong indications of increas- ing stringency in the money market, and have no doubt it will continue for rome weekr, With this we do not see may cause for alarm cn the part of holders of good stocks, where they are paid for and pocketes. Those who have purchased keyond their means, and carry by hypotheca- tion, msy find their margize gradually slipping away, and their loans suddenly cailed 1. Ia that onie, the only alternative is ‘o put their stocks upon the market, and let them slize at the current price, whatever 1t may be. In this way heavy losses may be realized, and we have ro doubt will be, as the money market contracts. The only safe parties in the stock market in these times are holders who have not bought beyond their meana, and can carry uncer any circumstances. The bears will, without deubt, wake up some of their past losses, if the precent stringency continues. The Avcistant Treascrer reports to-day as follows:— Paid on Treasury a¢ec unt $00 882 62 Received ao. . . Balance do, see Paid fer Arcay office..... Paid on disbursing checks The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, Washington, on the 9th inst., were as follows :— For the redemption of stocks. For the Treasury Departme: Repeyment on account of the Navy. ‘Ihe election for cflicers of the Board of Brokers took place this mornizg. For President there was a warm contest, the cancidates being Charles R. Marvin, the pre- sent incumbent, and David Clarkson, the latter being the candidate of a party who are in favor of restraining their chief executive fromi’ dealing in stocks, and raising the salary of the cftice from two thousand dollars—the pre- sent comprnsaticn—to four thousand do.lars. We under- stand that Mr. Marvin received 68 votes, and Mr. Olark- son 46. Tke following ts @ list of the officers elect, who are all &t prerent incumbents of the same officee:—Presi¢ent, Char'es E. Marvin; Viee President, Moses A. Wheslock; Secretary, Geo. H. Brodhead; Avsis'ant Secretary, Joha W. Munzo; Treasurer, James W. Bleecker; Roll Keeper FE. A. Shipman. ‘The steamship Atlantic, at this port from Liverpool, gives us four days’ later rews from all parts of Europe. ‘The intelligence is not at at all important. Financially it 1s upfavorabie; politically it is unimportant and anin- teresting, and commercially about the same as brought by the previous steamer. Corsols had fluctuated con- sicerably. They receded to 91% per cent, and afterwards recevered acd closed at 923¢ percent. Apprebensions existed in finar cial cireles that another government loan wou!d soon be announced, and we have no doubt they will be realized. The cotton market comtiouel steady ardactive. Breadstoffs were maixtained, with a mode- rate demand. from the manufacturing distric's the ac counts were favorable, and general prosperity prevailed. We give in another column a circular of the Hon. J. Hawiltoa to the creditors of Texas. I: Js a very compre- hentive review of the whole question, and it is expected that every man interested will read it attentively. ‘The interest on the bonds given by the county of Wash- irgton, Penn., and Otio eouaty, Ve.. to the HempGeld Railroad Compeny, due on the 18th inst. be paid at the Obio Life and Trust Company on cadnaee that date. The interest on the bonds given t> the same road by the city of Wheeling, due on the lst of July, will be paid at the eame place on and after that date. The annexed statement exnidits the average daily movement in the lesding departments of the banks of ails ER 7 uring the week preceding Saturday morning, 7 New Yorx Cry Bayxs, Loans. . Oire'n. 700, 911 266,541 3 87,195, 396, 809 060.242 New York..... 9 a 5,015,514 TE3,44T 19,368 12,680 +22 5013) 626 = 111,867 Patkyescseree 008 1,069) Total... 5108, 803,793 13,217,865 8,662,486 89,476,262 oe woth wotite May 5. 166,741,167 hotel 6" “ bed " sees 147,731,077 Balances for week endiog wR eee 7,98 23122 NEW. YORK! HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY a pated, The aggregate now is less then it hasbeen at any time since the lst of March Inet. Within the past four weeks the loans have been redased upwards of four | millions of dollars, averaging more than a million per week. In the seme time the specie reserve has incresed sbout three quarters of a million of dollars. This shows | increasing s'rength. There bas not been much change in the deporite, The steady and rapid contraction in | loans {s the principal cause of the stringency in the | money warket. The sbipmenta of specie have not re- duced the supply of specie in the banks, and we have no ides that it will. The annexed statement exhibits a comparison of the Ieading departments of the banks of this city for several weeks, ew Yoax Cnr Basus. Loans. F ‘| ge BS st 3: 32 = s ESSE8 ee SSE + | a ee He a BS: 3 18 et £36 8 BF 3 3 8833 4 He ae a 1333 SeGe BERS ae by 3 3 43 33 BER #393? © eB iE Es B FEF! EES. B58 3888 sist Bees Petty = 5 Ss EN gereee aAESE EBs he gee 3 uy 13 EI EE a iE BRE as $8 SE fH FY AP atte SESEES SSSressees EPReRE SSeo8e ve . ey 4 ee RS gf S528 Bag teaaeeee et Reset is BRET Fe is er 3 is ia s thes SEER, SE EEE SEaE eau oan faacee 33. pene i ae BRAS: Be a8 x EE 838 3 BE 19 Ee Pitty rs i} 3 5 =] & s. SEES 3223 BE id B SER2SS2 8 Fs E88 & 2: mo 2 Be atl i a8 £3 i i BE ‘3 a a3 ® 223 BEESS 8 3 Se! i 'S. i » BS. = 4 & F a8 28 8 28 sist. 82 perereey Sep Bg28 3 22 36 e EAI Sug 3322 2523 S8838E g i 3 Sesze3 2. 99 00 a». 33 Ree 35 ges 3 Es 2 Sad 8 Monpar, ae 12, 1866, rH 000 Ind State 5’e 100 Erie RR 56. 0 do. 200 #000 Virginia 6's ‘20000 Missouri 67.. 2060 N ¥CenREBds.. 5000 Erte 2d Mtge B. 600 Erie Bea cf 75. i 4 10000 ic ee B. hea % 400 do, Bu 160 Ciev & Pits} RR. 200 4 Cleve be Tol RR 2 4 90 ™ at 5 Gal Py Chis RR" 100 Frie RR Yoo Chic & Ri iad RR 9036 00 do +0 56% 20 GO..esceeee OL BOARD. $75C0 11] Cent RR dda 867% 200 shs Reading RR. 88 1000 NY Cent 6’s .. 873 17 MiS0& Nola Ri 9436 100 sha CantonCo b46 2234 100 do... 9455 56 Galena & Chik. 211 100 C.ev & Tol RR 620 Ta 1c0 do..... b60 75 123 Mit & iss BR.. rise 9034 {80 wv cana’ ie: Supplementary Settlement of tne Creditors of Texas, es pore il this cettlement can be best illus. ‘The effect ere 8 single exam) it be sent ieee. creditor holds a certificate of aaa fe is Jate ne republic ot Texas, dated iho lat July, 184 to the Ist Jui Ha hore, are Sanne oe ee eee cee ee to the sum of $2: zones caive in June 50 cent in cash, and to leave 26 per cent in the treseury of the United States, applicable to the subsori; toa rail ‘within the jimits of Texas. For the differease be. seeks oie antdcite at dae ead oe ae eee on tbe orig'zal certificate of stock, sued b late repuoiic Of Texas, Which the creditor thus holds, be is to receive in @ lard rerip at $1 rer acre, ty wate cent calculaied on the 3,008 pavabie at the b) peel ms ra and $520 reserved, y subseript it is preposed that Texas should i ‘iaiue to him a land cer:id- cate for 1,180 ee eres, wa which is the ba'ance due him, as his ori- La! cert ficate Suppore these 1 180 sold at acre, i; would be ieee 3 ze 3 be pays ont:— Cr. tet at To axcunt of subecription. #520] bp Fa tonan od ot B Sobers son, 8 pe per atte es ra! ite Teeervation of a fund for repairs, ctu! stock. Suppose Jnl cost two mil'ions bua dred thoussnd dollars, waich, at $15,000 per mile, w: de ite coet— from what sources ie, an income of eight per cent to be detived, on an average, in the next five years, t) wit:— qe i 50,000 bales Cry ie ot ng per 6150 ¢00 pant pesseogers, say 5,000, Leen 000, at $10 100, 10 Eon fhe vatue ot 80.009 baica Freights ae. jee ee for the C United 7 Biates tor Rerthern and Wi fre a make te stock a0 erer ied anal Saar fund; for the road rar over nearly ves jereia cae hundred miles, a a Clatans betwe an two ofthe most fer oa valle) 4. on earth, (the Colorado snd Brazca ) 5 ae ‘entire cotton crop of the United tistes and the fuger Louistera. LY, road ond aieo furol Z., ually ded supplies: and mi for we he hole of which freight the road would receive. ernie upderscod fae hla road hier ite sabeerotions re sg our nis a bin pt bye copeotietion sock in one company. By thie eaeociation, 06 dividogca commeace With our work | ROEBF, 100 iBgene ty sud meters tae apa Ichn Swisher, ate A: fics the Comptroller's ofice at ‘austin ‘Appearing 10 longer plural own signature, my final | You bave penn without es loas of one far- ‘om but wih the pros etof making many—of eos ou { ry wet and iatecousing country an le ‘ooaink of gisent'c uretulrens. very short It ts indeed. Cy By cfratce beridee money inthis "world. ‘We were t ot put here in Ged’s providerce a: spimals of prey. and in the ur faults of life bt & of ‘moral oanabaliem to oF ray , tutto meke the beautiful world we inhabit tre theatre epierp lization ard { comme enterprize, 4, elvi improvement. Styon us Tebeive ons, two threstld say voarle interest ta the Teras dedt oceta you, you may are. we have To ace io excatewt hnbo Teeoh ive,’ for ve rectived er ough. But have you noi thore weo bave suflered az excialon of of the value ot one: {belt atcurides to msbe up Your gains, wboby tho sup canbe broaghi up toourieve Eeraticat. You may say with Bbylock. 30 goriplion.”»| Bute there nothing due (0 8 lofty ms vt ‘Tha Romans, atter tone worse worein the habit of e7ec'ng temples #0 Consord to Fecord the blessir ofa lorg cesived peace. Afier & Trojan than ton years, to Solsin ‘what che Swes us, cou we crecl a monument more ry your Boose ome ger Fea angen r aueh a su} what sou sre > ain by it, Butit you were the it Jocks natever distracea homanity’ thers would be enough ot the ex (e1 orice to satiate the most voracious avarice, re ey, meet me, lenge of the proporitious I have submit or pny set of men at our it.” T remain, witirike tigh hest respect cheat nerv aut Femain, wilh the Bighest jour aut, New Onceans, April 12, 1866. : J. HAMILTON, CiTY COMMERCIAL REPORT. jospay, May 12—6 P. M. BRFapeTvrrs.—Ficur—The foreign news by the Atlan- tic {mparted greater firraress to the market, waich im- Sy ‘about 6c, a 124e. per barrel, with rather seers Cue. The rales embraced about 6,000 a 7,000 $5 60 rt BL 3g 5 25 5 6235 pssabites 62 8 6 ore Common to grod Ohio. 57 a 625 Extia Obio.. 676 a 800 700 a 8 00 625 a 6873 6 87K a 8 26 00 a 825 Craracecirat Georgetown, Richmona , City Mil’s and St. Louis.. a 10 00 Ixcluced in the sales were about 300 bbls. Canadian, and about 800 do. Southern, at the quotations given in the above table, Wheat—the sales embraced about 4,000 a 5,000 bushels, inclucing foferior red Penasyiva- nia at $125 and $1 36 for Upper Lake. Corn wes heavy. Sales of about 20,000 bushels were made at 520. a 53c. for damaged end ‘unsound, 8c. a 60c. for mixed, 60c. a 62446. for Scuthern yellow, ‘an 60c. a 640. for Southern white; the Istter figure for prime quality. Rye was quiet. Oats were drill. Rye flour and corn meal were unchaaged. Correz.—The mark st was quiet and sales limited. of 180; bags Rio at 113;c., and 1600 mata Java, at 14Xe., andicc do., at 14%¢. The advices from Rio give accousts of a more favorable state of the market, as far as prices were c-mcerned, and ‘he stock here belng large, re & tencercy to check any advance. ‘O1TON.—— The ales emsbencod about 3,000 bales, chief; in ool at easter rates.gTbe market closed unsettl with the turn of the rmartet in favor of buyers. pay —Rates to Liverpool were firmer, with more 2,0CO sbis. four were yorseet at 24; 600 bbls. 38.5 22,000 busbela graic, in satel, at 5d., and fn 000 do., at 534d, and about 7,000 bushels, in lots, at Gein bage, wich 400 cr 600 bates of cottcn at 3-164 « 7-828. To Loncon, 4C0 #600 barrels rosin, at 2s. 6d. Rates to Havre u: |. To Bremen, 20 hhds. tobasso were engaged at p. t., aad 30 tons measurement goods at Frurt—300 boxes bunch ralsiog sold at $3 37}c. a ‘$2 50, and 200 do. layers at $3 75. ‘LoGwoon —300 a 400 tens St. Domingo sold at Motssers.— About 200 bbls, New Orleans sold at 470. & 48¢,; 40 co. extra muscavado at 349, and 60 do, Trina- cad at 360, Navat SrorEs.—2,900 bbls. common rosin sold at mae 710 Mie, Mb dae tine Celivered, with sales of spirits at 433(c. and Bs Sucane, separ ts was steady, with sales of about €00 bhds. Cubs murcavado at 6%c. 7c. a 1Xs., with ewatl lots prime at 8c. Provisions —Pork—The market improved with a bet- ‘ter demand. Sales included ab ut 1,400 a 1,600 dbls., including mess at $18 50a $18 75 ‘Prime was at $15 37 @$150. Beef unchanged, with sales of about bbls. Bacon firr—1l00 b xta ribbed middles sold H 0. Lard was better, with of 300.0 400 bbls. at Be aie, es Saat lee eae ‘ages sold at 70.0 70. for al = ‘Xe. a 9%Xc. for hams. Butter and cheese were un- Wikinry.—Market dull. Small sales of Ohio snd prison at 2830. a 200. G@aBITiIM& INTELLIGKNCE, ALMANAC FOR NEW YORE— HIS DAT. ‘SETS. CLEARED. f= Black tedeabe Smith, Hava.a and New Orieans A Weslerralt austin, Liverpool—Taylor & Mich. G beriar . Roterdam—Meyer & Biucken, Bbip Webber, New Or:ews-W T Frost Baik J Griden, Grites, Oleniucgore® F Buck & 00, Berk FariMor, Allum, St Johos—Futi miners. Bark famson. Rot inson, Gi Co, Pars Kosmos, Weste! Brig Volazte, ‘Semel Boint Petre, Guadaloupe—shiff Bros & ‘Thorndike, Forrey, Bonaventura—J B Gager. Brig Three Busters, Bobidaon, Newriiaa—ihoe Owen & Gons, as F Trowbridge, Lanpher, Weet Inéies—F Trowbriige’s Brig Wanderer (Br), Benson, Windsor, N8—J 8 Whitney & Wet: B Cobden (Br), Inness, Liverpool,{N8@—McAuliff & Charleston - Geo Bulkley. Ee ite.ts ih Willams, St Thomas—Struver, Kobl & Fogo, NF—D R Dewolffe. Jounaoa. Bt noah, eraaio B Dewolfe. PB, Charen Chaz leston—Dols Brewster, himoevesier i & Pot ey ae RO prSbe af ne veri 9 Van Nema Noriolk-trureee, Oleermen g furaer,Enoobear & Ab>ott. scot River—B P Buck & Co, Green, Bal'imore—Cromwell’s Line. any 2 ARRIVED. ship Atlantic, Eldredge, Liver; il 30. 4PM, with fh mdueard gers, to Ek Gollan Badia in company with apip Wert Potnt. ge, a Jon #8 10, pass ed a steamer suposed the Arago, hence for Havre, hip ‘Drexada, ade, Gridin, New Osleans. May 6, ris Hava- — witl to M O Roberts, om Empire z arrived at, ringer ¢ ran on ene leoxrehip James Adger, Turrer. mdse and ers, to 8 Tilenow &C "ae in pehet ieereistatsten tet teate fe dag pie bad at 1:45 Pat passed, a ore bound Zouth, showing a white sigval with aed Sing Clamond ia it; 220 PM, 45 mules Horta of Hu teras, signals with team hip Sesbville, henoe for in eae M, exchanged “Si with Bip for Savannah, gery Rom ana 3 eee Cg ia med &c. with mdse and bowepri er, foro ‘aintop: talons iso to iba. Pete vas cul Gows, but ove 4 scertaln to what extent the damages Dot a she received in oon ence, eer Finnie (Sorw), Clarisin, Trieste, 76 days, with mdse, Pg rh cy of tga Ripe Rie Janeiro, March ‘with coffee, to ordor: v ‘tha W Babbidge ‘Blaisdell, Marseilles, are era fag lear or my, ior lead, oll, &c, to May: Bare Warren (ot ‘Thomaston), Myo rexel, or 9, with Ne son & 8on; vestel to Snow & John Potter (ot Boston), ——, ‘Africn, 40 od inet, Ist 26 34, Jon 3 oa Apn, Gly Foro Cu Gabel > Cabello, on apni 18, wita la 8, &e, 10 Paver er Nugget (Br, scumeroa cena aa . PR, v Li dare, with 10 we inet, lat 31, lon 74, epoke ackr 1 jarwich, 8, bound South. nak Marmion, Orccker, Ma’apzas, 18 days, with sugar, to J Riley. Have been 11 days N of Hatteras. with lo ‘weather, fad uae Lizzie (of el Giipatriek, Sagua ia Graade, with suger, 'o master, ‘Berk ‘3 B Jokneon (cf Bonrenort, Or Crockett, Gagne In Grande, Apri 15, with suaez, to P Pork Americem, Millicen, Cardenas, 12 days, with engar and rae. 00 > More & Navara; veesel to master. jonah Fish a ig Cardenas, 16 days, yon euear, to N del Bio. Lat inst, Jat as socks erie 5 here — from Bay of ‘Honcuras for Boson, Phe" heavy wea: JOdaya NB of Batter \delia H Fenning (of Bangor), Harding, Cardenas, 12 , to maser, ertoat Mil . 3), with au 1 38 iba Ts 30 epee on Poe 1, Havana, is ae vs, with sugar, toT 8 ven, Cardenas, Aj & Navarro, 10th nat ce for , Urquhart, New geeas, 21 days, save seen been 10days North of Hat- oe split sulla, Bo Biarr fionington), Barnwell, Attakapas, 16 sti or Frankfort, Me, 5 dave, in hal- (of Boston), her, Palermo, Harsh 6 ee Sh Nemaog anh ranges, iy G8 ‘ash, aod & Chae. apr 14, lat % 3, gh pareed bark Lion. of weer Bt; May 2h ier 36 1, Jon 70 21, pamsed large roa enn “beoy, pain black, morhed Ro Gon both siden: 12th, Int wie lon 73 2, 2, poke sobr eon, of Bowen, with iunber, bowed to th as Whiaker ot Couitshorw).\Poery, Gonaives, Apri wiih egwood, to R Babiek, of i Gibtar Cer) Watson, Mayagnen, PR, 15 days, with ougrnr, fe Bhs Osttg Willies Fy, Morrison, Guayendile, PR, Ape, with Pera, if rit J ai EB 4 Bap ok 4 2 Oy Bumocon, PR, 26 Se ote iy ei suse att ee can (ot raat jangor), Bawyer, Fajardo, PB, April tog Hite (Br), Kirk, Fajardo, PR, April 28, with sugar, ies Sir Bale, Or. mtn ere wt onice (of Pitan), Perry. Cienfuegos, April 2 y & Lo. ADA, mr * super and mo'aees, 10 bom Ni. sprung matomast ae) nig Led; eae carh Tey seancatahen with new (Br), Wain Bermuda, ir) Magi wright, me 3 T days, with po- Ay an (o (ot iver tu), y Sonny, Bente Cruz, April 16, cet eat Bra en nea nn with Bg John steven f Biuebil), Peters, Prinided, Oubs, 21 rye mer in 8 "fave been 10 daar seth tera ‘with Nght Nie wicds end thick w toatig Jone Stevens, Peters, Trinidad, 24 days, with eugar, ig Aorle CE Thcmaston ‘Tilens, Remedios, Cuba, 12 days, pein , Beni Mier eae Ta bot #00. “Sion w Brig L. B Palmer (cf Be! , Oardenas, 20 da} h gis Lt ey molasses, to M Tay noe item veueel 13 to Wal Br! » Bi¢dle, Cardeusa, 18 d: ith Inte, 0 Mera & Nephew, vessel to8 W Levis fos aad mo Big Hagin (an Coates, ‘Com wallis, days. with pote: Brig Jax ea Wallace (of Mibridge), Upton. Jacksonville, 10 Posts louber, 2" Gitohriet. fat ata ta in company with orig ton, for Cul ia Eimily, Da ineson, 9 én ith cotton, rice, £0. Dus am & ‘Disa oa! | ‘Had hea: wy weather; been days Kot or Baltic (of Bockiond).: mencamen, Baroelona, 17 da; wit siden, &c te C C Duncan $4 Bebr Aben tle (of re ‘Goole, A. Cayes Aor 2 ‘wood and coffee. to B F Metca f, ‘Apat 29, Tata ta low 78 56, spoke schr Jones, for New Yor 4 fn company wit toh Now York, tor rorto Cabell Poe Ee: fume } Barton, “Kelly, St Barta, aa with frnit, to ry chr Frevels A ‘betas (of Machias). Great, Cape Hayti, AprL 21. with logw: od gon & Hite: Eenrriot Real Hacscom bs B. Jobas, PA April 23, with sugar, (o Iret!, Bon & Oo is br Orrin Cow! (of Rockland), Stol'h, Searealita, PR, 19th ‘vit, with sugar and mo'asses. to Vatable chr Venloo (ot Bucesrort), Uo maa careoena: spells ‘w Behr p00) (Br), Albury, Mata: 13 days, with pine- ance tiverrog (RE. jury, Matauzas, 13 da; Pi ee ee ae coms 3), Cornwa'lis, 11 days, with potatoes, Jace Ingratam, Hawes, Galveston, 25 days, with suger, 40, 10 B W Trundy “joke Joceph dence, Smith, Jacksonville, 14 days. tcbr Jobn Fracteic, Hathaway, Satilla River 73 daye. Sobr Ben iet'a, Of martin, Darien, 19 gaye, with ship timber, to Breit, Ben & Go ebr Renneita, Gilman, Darien, Rue e. alk Schr WF Cetterfieid, Laie, Norfoik, 4 days, Bebr El Doraco, James, Norfolk, 3 days. Sebr Bea Banger, Howart Virginia, Bebr Paulue, Davy, Virpinia Schr Memento, Pirceall. Vir poole, Schr LH Barver. Barker, Schr F French Bazieton. Schr 4 Clark, Endicott, Vi Sone GW Whister *rgina, Bebr Lurie Bedin ; ar Virginia, 2 dave, fan Mather’ ¥ Bebe aa th Belen. Fieid, rte are La 6! elen. o 18 Schr Gold Hunter, Thomag, Vit Sebr Ino, Crammer, Virgitia, 3 Schr Trimmer, Chandier, Viégnia Fase Scor L L Brown, Jester, vw Scbr Jane’ Taylor, Vi Schr New Faven, Leafie! ented, eit Rie f | Hopkins, Mallabury, witegtln, anges 4 dave, Bic Ree Virginia, 2caye P Willatse, Goodman, Vi Virgin, 8 dare. ‘uby, Ancerscn, Vir; Saaye. "Berni. ey qe sare a, Virwitie. 2 daye. ii, Nest, a Guandrie eal, A end’ Chaae, Alexat dria, Hobby, Aloxen¢ris. Late, ‘Averandria, 2 days. Horton, ‘Baliumore. James, Dil, Baltimore. f er) ere Baltimore. Willetts, on ner Cole, Banienere, Sdays 3 Morton, Bom BREE oe 38 FEEPEREEI ED ot C sonee PEEBBRCRTE pr 28 H ie e; i BOGe ws ee! | Pe oD; meas HEE a 2 4 iors +4 e 3 er ks, Cushman. New Bedfora, Fropeiier Petrel, yr Provideuce. Eropeuier Osprey. Kinney . Frovicence. ode eee Geer, Norwich. uA?t Hib Smeck King of the Forest trom Nantucket Shoale coar driana (before reported Me doned)t ag by ber ENvorsiocy st night; When she Susi tne deary squall She bad 10 leet of water tn. er Bold, and waived Uih—The following, vessela were imperfectly re- yeaterday, to the lateness of the hour at which Wisp ware sesettecr= wo Lredrdlg Squa l, Gerard, Rio Janeiro, April 16, with cofies, perenne are\ Eliza, Upton, Busnes Poin! Ted'o 2st, pasted Perrambuco apr forrest & Co. Have been Ni ye, with cevere gaiea from Ni to NNW. Jotn, Fyfe, Lawion, the Utyde, April The last and mlcale part ot tke pate ¢ experienced strong We North “a Ags latter ac vultebic and mies Sick weather. nip Adelaide pica, Jones, Sagun, april 25, will sugar, F Mol oa ‘Welland (Brem), Monies », Bremen, April 6, with mdte and Ma ers, to Meyer :y “stucken.' April 27, lat O04, len 50. whet Sea. Urat Bio bteery April 29. with sa- ir. 4c. to Yzpage & Etulsin, 7th inst, Jat’ 33 56, lon hd ae aw Bp ttee, ris loesof bowsprit, foremast ‘and meat Bark utamey, ee Lee, Nassau, NP. April aes toBs. con, Eareen! a Brig h Hand, Turner, Rio Janeiro, March 24, with coffee, t “i olds vac Cusdaeen. "Was off the Hook on Wedresday last, rit, vei mi bdes ts cht eo are ie ‘Neuvilas, ATA with cedar, &¢, to faton (of Portiae.d), Hutchinson, Cardenas 10 oe "Prosp pes. iehvorne, Matanzas. 12 days, to fo order, id in company y with brig Bion Brad: ‘M Groton (of Boston), Webbér, Matanzas, 16 days, is Wm Stevens. "Be ie Fela Shick Trinidad go Cube, April 28, with cone hie April 26, saw fo neve gone on, as her arte are up; near her saw ibe bul otazotber ge veel wa Qppeared to have been it Greenwood, tgs de jgp ff gir again ear mat on Brij ot by A Coggins, assis Soil ‘with #1 henson. Bark Biron or a), Sneaoe, nas, April 26, with ei ilabelh Baxter, Montego Bay, Ja, April 22, with . to Daweon Pifehr Hien Gyan), Ooll, Malaga, 06 daye, with sat, to Hewes & Peerless (of Baltimore), oma ys Kegon, Je, & day 8, with scgar, rum, 4c, to Dawson BELOW. Bark N C Buchanan, from Cadiz. i from Malaga. BEX Rhone: Davis, from Havana April 26, ine, ‘one brig, unhnown. ear! Warrior, Hat a Be ree berk Bream shi r, Havens tad Now Worthy ot rey (Br), Shediac; brig Vi Witd curing the day from 83W to _ Herald Marine Correspondence. PRILADELPHIA. May 12—Arr echrs Triphenia, Lyon, York; O 8 Peaslee, Foster, ‘Cid steamer Keunebec, Baad, NYork; bark Wm now sg Lg hy sobrs WI Yours, Havana; brig Vise wi , Armstrong Chas Hisich, Dunham, Bt adcuu, NB. Bilscellancous and Disasters. ‘The clipper ship Bnow Squall, Capt Girard, arrived yestor day frem Bio Janeiro after a paseage of 34 days. A fow days sinoe we mentioned the fact of her arrival at Bio from Ne York in the unprecedented space of 28 days, She has occup! but 79 days in accomplishing ber voyage out aad beck, When this voyage is beaten by any sailing vessel, we shall be ready to give ber credit for it, ‘The steam frigate Nisgare will be floated out of the dry dock at the Navy Yard, in Brooklyn, to-day. The caisson will be opened to admit the water at 10 AM, the time of low water, ‘and the versel will pass out at bout 3 PM, the time of hig or han ‘be present a better oppor’ for witnessing those whe sy e Ricainr modus operandi ote dock. Bark MramatD Smith, from Bombey for China, with cotton, wna totally lost on the Piatas Sboal on the night of the 2d of March. Crew saved She wasowned by B Gasset & Co, of Beaton, and was probably insured in that city, Bank Deucoate, Jordas, be for Boston, which vessel joned on Mount 3 (before abmedoned Om eday evening, in low of seamtug Inland Ballo, Capt Hy snen AP Aru et ened. ein nd thy 2 By ty} for Balin ene sca as tito Noasmar’ bey reviously, & rorther, Bhe ws es Banton ir, 40.000 le tule with $00 hha ‘a qven ity ef Partime hate, The vessel will be roa and Wide Cone “Alpmall portion ot the Cargo WAS, pay Che wow fore forwarded to Bey Werk The capiain and | wore joa EE Se i a ee rT eer ee Comeed arrived hers on 1 Worday last, in the wrecking eotr the bar at woul be bea badly, four . of Rastport, wih ‘velnmast, was = AAs, ote ryt Joes of head of 1 Mo the” Doon feme ly 16 fathom of water, ‘with ates Th. pO, ee wird under Jaying over tbe qua: tcar © W Bentixy, Reed from Darien tor Boston. put ich» Fava: nah 7th inet in distress, having on the Gib inst eplit Care Scpr Laura 86a; bom Norfolk, hound to ue. on rn atet eooms an, Dee Pom me a, Ed ult hy be Pyhed ‘0 the captain Uniorn ately Reocked over overboard by ine tore aed edinie-y that Lo assistance could be vontarea bin t 1s from .ettern to Kiwood Walter, ae Beoretery of adie ‘Ab March 2, On the 27th inet @ Portuguese Cope So Fiores with the crews of the ition tay ves jursborg. 8 +5 0eeh Bee sad orew of ir poe ace Guy: N ae, Od York tor es mirantod| ‘Goruer, Aleoousn ta Sect (of Dundee), bound Ms a8" the orew id 8 damaged condition’ ibe vesrel aud urge cargo was 20 eland cwrge brought about $1100. Garvearon, May L. plave,to report the lowe o' the schoones Skinner, oa er, Dear Brazors, wi'h ® carg oo bhde sugar, and bbls molasses. The loss wilt be total, or peariy oe “fhe br'g fativebas teen hove down ou bork i retso badly demeged as bad been a: ticipated. Her tawe ee] bad teen carr'ed away. fore and af, bus {be enen Be Kcetly tights, We bud hosvs Wen ber for some days past, aud am feertul of more disasters in the Gulf, ‘Ube Ship List ts the sale of bark Mary & Jane, 340 tong, bubt in Piston 14 years old, for $6.5°0; and ehio Joan Cam- m'pg. 721 tong, builf at Portamsuth NA, now in Baltimore, te « New York house, oa privaie terms. poken, &e, a hgezahlp Africa, hence for Liverpool, was ceen May 8, tas cht ‘Goadees, Crowell. from Breton Feb 25 for San Prem: mat lat 12 17 8, lon 33 60 p Coalenger, Burgess, trom Canton for London. ApritT, lat 2s N, 1on 40. W Ship Gai ‘Ross, from NOtleans for Liverpoe’, May 2, let 334. 8h Rorthers Fmplre, Hl, trom Cal'ao via Blo Janeire for Valencia aii well, berch 27, Tat 2705 N, lon 34 W. Bhip Souler Jobray, April 19 lat 47 12.6, lon 10 W Bremen +hip Julius. Meyer, irom Baltimore tor Bromem, April 13, lai 478, Jon 18 W. wep Catedral, Howned, from Boston for Caliaa, out $8 dare, lati7&') 36 Ww wtp ae mond), Bus Stuart, from Havre for Now Oe- le a A ri 8 lat 41 04 8. lon 30 45 =a Ete cy Field, fiom Padannlor York, Jan 28, a 24 438, lon 60 ek Pty re vohaeen from Balenoe for Bio Janeiro fet Apri 6, Ia oa se liark Homer, Fom Lorton {or Kio Jarelzo, March 15, lat 2 68 Wi Ww. is 6 Geo ances), from Calcutta for Liverpoo!, March 1, iat Antagonist, 18 days from NYork for Buenos Ayres, a pal orca low 4 20. ark Anies, from Matanzes tor Fortiand, May 8, of outs ole tgs pati from Boston for Trinidad, was seea Apri 6, lat 38 60, lon Foreign Porta: (eng SreAasmte ATLANTIC) Sept oS April %—Arr John BH oe Tyoker, NYork; Ithoua, tehsfiorth, Buenos syres. rs ‘BCriesns (eed from Fruning, ‘same Len ¥); J Mouatesery oon, and Golden Regi 5 hisraypeia ApAlT- ee Constance, Lambton, NY. AxyaB. March 4—Arr Mary B Whituer, Peterson, = Si Emile, Lats, York: ib, Bremeshaven, HUY . NYork. Bld 34, Aw wyer, Coretce w ‘Ime, Elims, Philadelphia; -Arr Caroline jtimson, Bi BREMERHAVEN, April ‘abbid Bolan Reichl, PYork; Ne ung, Bab: Bakers: Moe, Pale: Oe Baoowensuaven, April 33—Arr Ocean Steed, Cunninghom, Bouraba; a. PoRDesvz, April 26~—Sid Tiberias, Bramball, NYork; * guret, Wocd, y B. 4, april 13 Sid Catalina Gell. sag fe Apr Cute Gelpt “tors Mal Provta, ureana) Min, Olsmenta, Odell Boca ; 18th, Audubon, Atha, ieee ae 1 Good Bi a ‘alls, Sirosm; see, Crciomn, Casone Bivioa; 234, Telassar, Colomes: | “Gawron, Maze B—Art Hari Peterson, Mantes 92, om, Ming, / Frapcieoo, 81d March Tih, Courser, wee 18, pencer, ND go; Mb, Datsn Waren. Cowns, April 27—Arr Ocean Ranger, Tr-worgy, Oien- Carbirr, April 25- Sid James M Hicks. Orowell, NOrloams; 26t», Chas Couper, Sport, Bio Janeiro; 27th, Michsel te Kobipwa, NUreens. —Ssid Louis Napoleon, et Shin, Bolen ‘Jobana Kise, Wiborg. anti on hee pay i! fumssr, Loeson, op), Ne t setae J nshing, Pi 3 Shape h—arr at ta ‘Alezanarta, leone, Farnoors, April 99—Arr Biise, NYork, jGnaresen, April 9—arr J N’Cushing, Plumer, Oalewtis (for La Gtascow, April 61d, Dingo, yourg, B York. Tg ye aa Put back. Mohaw Barely, tor Mon trea'; 77th, art Breada’bane, Wiliams, Balt Gormrnavnc, Aprit9-arr Levy Woodbury, wry, Howard, New Hayne, April 96—Arr Gen Cobb, Haskell, Phiiadelphis: sid src date om a Re eo at faa dor Lary sick, ‘and Confederation, Oornt g, NYork; Superior, & ae ‘April ar ‘wilessets JncoSina, Holecher Now Bawsvura, Aprtl 4—#1d Courier, ety Montevideo aad puenca a a ss Te8: Fovit Hounds i. gers cua eae aes, ‘Hound, 8: oe ale ttineod map, §mill Ds 2d, Metrpo aire Daime dee Viciottes, do; 20, Laiz’e Jarvis, fer oth, Hussar, Wencs, San Francisco; Plumer, Bankok, mis Stroceo, Weet. Sid Feb 2, Blephen Bald in Downie, San Francisoo; Sam- el Merrit, Gere, do; » Vitula, Leach, Manila; March 12%, mperieure, Liver! 25—arr Edmund Kaye. NOrleame; Brmns, Cards Baltimore, 24h, Oliver, Puinam, Saultn, Now: leans; ‘Pith, Crurader, Bich, and Woodstock. He Cook, Glencairn, Balfour, avd M sich, Fiahert ; It, NCHeans; Flowting Zephyr, Blanchard, Iphia; torn, Furber, NYors; %8tb, Kate 2 ae blladetpuis; Atlante Richards; Hope, Meriarty hia; rf Wancerer, feter "York; Vanguard, Nor or ob, Savannahs B ie nua; Helos, Gooding, Nate tras hs. Batts’ Bas: ted Gheceaira, Bard, KOrlesns; Albert allstay Delaney cet gra Ra nen GB Peunel Melcher, ‘Tirreut, joo West, Boynton, Br oe Fr 8 pol, Page, Pic- tou. NB; som, relia Lawrence, Knapp. N¥ork. Tn the river outward nt. , and fork; Tirrell. rian, Patierson, Phi) y Hiler, Boston; Huaga- Ent out 7a Owen oy a trot gs are Se = 4 Nicberaon, Halli, 1 Eisley Hunter,’ NOrionas; abet LONDON, April 28—Hnt inwards Pletsdes, so, Meat Got, M Feiian; Inez, Gravos, and Parthenie, Boot Sag ot E vas, ‘Warner, ard President Fill $90); 20h, Rovereigh of tue Seas, Maller, leach i 4-—Ars Mapdario, aan ge? iionire) 2 Kearney, » Cid 25th, Yemaasee, Chi'ds, Charleston (and sld from. Dead ry tna Baltimore. | star of Free jushanash, land, do. NE Feb ll—Arr Queen of ike fry oh Chr Mx.aovr. Que phagman, far Palmer «ines ae Grande, a Stouta oa, Luce, do; , tana, Tay! —% verpool “ameweustig 4 April aga on, Spencer, New Gilkip; ‘21—Arr Germsnicas, Tales HOrfeams Sener fre Northern Empire, Hut, Ielands ve Cal ao. Lage Moe vi, Barclay, tor Qi bes put thnk to the a bee, having oo wroky ¢ HB fg tein X, DR ones Whe which carried, vag som f ‘3 the deck, and mizentopmast i by iba oapr ako bt wl ook tbove ‘ niwarks, 2c; sbe is making -at present, but me dea goed during tb je, whieb lasted three day aheee ees eu Levee, Part of aS cares will mh to Lact x ermal Hoxe Kono, March 15—The Amer! from. wept ia for China (cotton), mera on mthin ade att tasshoal onthe 24 March, and. was eventually set 9 | a ‘master, an odicer, and part of the crew haw CRSTON, Jan 26—The Mary Taylor, Amaricay ghip, flour) for either Bydni os ae iota tobe eran cabere ou * car FT group, whtreeiy aneoseyo weve iif he ‘SinGaronm, March 21—Fhe Anna Kimball, He fren, frome pt rab in here 7th March, aan and spore, de, aad ns been obi ye sonia ramen bat eargo, & large quentity of we feat Syprew, NSW, Jan 28—The Ariel, whiv , arrived ‘South Sen Talands, ‘ from the reports the Rambler, of Kan ry hark Faw oth leaky. She had been ooademned. was to ticn. “the Ateriean Autry 4 Gtbbs, ith 000 rand 100 baer ois Ghate oll wad nthe a vores ind “Ann Cole, 49 sins arrived ab Mi re ike whaise. ‘two the frem ‘Callens ike Decemb ‘which Ain ane Rok a ang one of the Geci