The New York Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1856, Page 8

8 ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA. eenunweeeeeered) THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. Lord Palmerston’s Bainistry Sustain- ed by Parliament. Fatore Cevernment of the Danubian Prin- bcausrsisiel AFFAIRS OF ITALY AS DEBATED IN PARIS, Compinneial Failures in ye Cetton Dull and “Declining. ADVANCE IN FLOUR. CONSOLS, 92 3-8, &e., &o., &o. ‘The royal mail steamship Asia, Captain Lott, which left Liverpoo! at half past eight o’clock morning o Saturday, May 3, arrived off Sandy Hook on Thureday evening. Her mails were delivered early yesterday morn- ing. During the previous evening the Asis got aground in the lower bay. The news is three days later than that received by the Atlantic, but presents no feature of decided importance. In the British Parliament the adjourned debate on Mr. Whiteside’s motion for a vote of censure on the govern- ment for the fall of Kars, had been pressed to a division, when the motion was lost by a majority of one huncred and twenty-seven egainst it. ‘The official report of the proceedings of the Peace Con- gress bad been published, but are little more than a re- production of the treaty and protocols already made kuown. It appears that the advance copy of the treaty of peace, whieh eventually appezred in the London News, was hawked about among the London press, but not one of those enterprising papers weuld pay for it she price de- manded—1 000 france, about $200. Advices (rom Rome of 2éth of April, say that the high ecclesiastical circles are panle struck at the Sardinian Programme of Italian reform, ani irritete: with the atrong languge made use of respscting the maladmunis- tration of (he Pope’s government, The sudieadeparturs for P of Monsignor Berardi, Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affsirs, is attributed to the consterna- tion of the Court at the bare mention of » question of puch vi'al importance as a Limit to the Pope’s temporal sovereignty, and the consequent desire to have a nego tiator of ssgacity and devotedness on the spot, to assist ‘the Nupcio in his rer:cnstran‘es and counterast the aug- gestions of the Plenipotentiarie: The stations to which French consuls or agents will be sent in the Biack Sea, sai) tobe Kerteh, Cherson, Baksbiserai, or Simpheropol, Nicolaieif aad Tagaarog, with, as before, a conrul at (dessa. It is stated that two French divisions, and also Faglish troops, wi!! remsio some time at Constantinople after the evacuation of the Crimes, perhaps with a view to the re. pression of 3 rising agsinst the Christians. The Presse d’ Orien! announces that the majority of the inhabitants of Eupatoria are emigrating, through fear of beirg comp:omised, and similar movementa are taking place in Abasie and in Mingreia. A piivate letier from Constantinople, emanating from 4 rerpectab'e source, confirms the fast of Safet Effszdi, Mustacbar or Councillor to the Grand Vizir, being named Turkish Commissioner :o the Danubian Priacipadties. It is believed thet he takes with hia to Bucharest the firmans superseding the present Hoepodars, Prince Stirbey and Princs Glike. It is more than surmised that the Porte bur resolved to abregate the institu‘ion of the Hs pocars, as settled by the treaty of Balts Liman, and t> restore the ancient custom of nomination for life. Safet Effendi also tukes with him the firmans comvoking the divans, ad hoc, who are to ast in concert with the mixed Commission, in asceriainivg the wishes and requirements _ot the Moido- Wallachian population, and which will be ‘poodied ia the report to be addresse? to the Pienipo- ntiavies. The commisioner fur the French govern. ent will probably be Baron Tal'eyrand, formerly attaché ithe Freceh embasey at Madrid, the Mintater at Wiemar, te recently at Carlernbe. M. Baudin, Secr ts:y at London, was the person at fi -48 #tated some time ago that the Porte intended sp pointing » provisimal government in the Principalities until the new reterms are arrenged. Tae person to be placed at the head of this government will probably be Theodore Baiche, cr Constantine Negri. A letter from Berlin, in the Bourse Gazette, of Vienna, says :—Tha proposals made by Haglan4 to capitalise the Sound dver, snd to extinguish the capital by gradual payments, will not be accepted by Denmark, which has addrered a circular to tha: effest to its agents at the fore'gn cou:ts interested in the question. The States bor- dering on the Baltic have not yet replied to the proporals of England, The negotistions which had commence! at Copenhagen, and were interrupted im March last, will probably be resumed. A telegraphic @erpatch from Copenhagen, of the 27th of April, states that by an uvexpecte] turn the exclusive Danish party presented ia the sitting of the general Diet, on the 26th, by its organ, Bishop Mourad, s proposition tending to revise the common constitution throughout. ‘There was a commercial erisis at Brann, which is the ‘principal manufacturing town in Austria, and the credit of some houses is much shaken, Many of th$ Bruonmer- chants are concerned in the comstruc‘ion of # tramroad from thet: city to Rossitz, where there are excellent cral mines; but not having enflicien: capital to complete it, they have :aised money at 15, 18,. and even 20 per cent interest. One of the directors of the Credit Bank went to Brunn to see how things stood, and his report is said not to bave been favorabie. The minister who preached in the royal chapel at Charlottenburg, (when the 7+ Deum was chanted,) im- mediately upon the receipt of the news of the signature of peace at Paris, stated, that upon the same day, of the Aame month, in the same chapel, Frederick the Great had ordered a Te Dewm, in 1763, after the termination of the seven years’ war. It ts announced that the Prussian (naval) fleet of seven veesels ‘a preparing tc leave Dantzic ia a few days, It is 40 escort the young Prince Frederick Wiilism (the pre- sumptive heir to the throne of Prussia) to the coast of England. He goes on a visit to Queen Victoria, when are to be made the arrangements for betrothal with his affianced, the Princess Royal of England. The clause in the corstitution of the Prussian kiogdom that no distinction of classes shall be any longer recog- nized, is beirg earnestly discussed in the House ot Depu- ties, just now, in Berlia. sconcert on the evening of April jace, a: which the following artistes ted, viz,:—Mesdames Novello, Viardot, Bosio and Didiée, Siguori Gardoni and Ronconi, Mr. Sims Reeves and Herr Formes. The Foreign Ministers and» party of the nobility and gentry were invited, to the number of about 370. Mr. and Mrs, Daliax attended by royal invitation. Mr. G. F. Guthrie, one of the mos! eminent surgeons in Europe, died rather suddenly in London om May 1. Be was seventy-one years of age. Accounts from Jaffa of the 16th of April state that the day before another sanguinary fight hai taken piace at Naplause; the Governor hed finally beaten the rebels Assistance had been demanded from Jerasalem, but the Pasha of that city kept for himeelf his troops and can- non, im the anticipation of disorders which might break out, At Jerusalem, moreover, the energetic attituce of the Pasha and the consuls promised to conjure away all davger. In the disturbance o! the 4th ultimo, at Na plouse, the consular fisgs were palied down, but the bouses of the English agents were alone burnt down. I: is the father of the Prussian consul, and not the consul, who has been killed. Tae (ireek chureh and the Kog!ish chapel have been abandoned, but no consul has perished On Tuesday, April 29, Count Orloff, in te carriage, procesded to the Tuileries, and offisially notifies to the im peror Napoleon the death of Nicholas and the acces- sion to the throne of Alexander. Privee Existoff and General Zanlosski, who constructed Sevastepol, have lately died in Rusma. A Paris correspondent of the Augsburg Gazelle snys:— A foreign @tplomatist, who has relaticns with S:, Pereceburg, has mentioned that the Rusala rome at has alreaoy received et for 40,000 passporta & aoe countries, quarters of whieh are tor ance. falbe bendsome opera house of Berlin was nightly flied, The famous Mlle, Johanna Wagner performs tour nigh's of the week ia grand opera, and Mdlle. Marie Tegicnt cacee# the cther three nights in the gorgeous ba weert up so well by her father, M. Paul Tagtioni, wht toe ocorhes of the famous T/glioni now residing upon ther ree of Lake Cons. Under the charge of M yal sol, Mdles W goer and Tagiyai go, io a few days, for an engagement at Her Msjesty’s theatre in London. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Florence, the Americag gomtdians, appeared at Drury Lane theatre op Monday, 28th April. The Times speaks very highly of Mrs. Florence’s perform- ance of Yankee gizls, The London Times, of Mey 1, has the following from Mexieb, under date of April 2:— Were Mexico more thickly populated it might fag a ore cetton growing country; for ite climate, as its soil, are particularly favor- he for a) Plant, which ts indeed found growing spon- taneously in of the republic, and was cultivated Byes a "eumicertl le a by the aahyes previous to the — otthow all stapted a Maxten is for at branch of trade, imereasing in Texas, and they a‘e no oobi funy alive to the peculiar advantage offered by » a ot the Mexican territory, the climate of Ww ee mild and healthy, and therefore does not it requlte AG African labor for the cuiture of cotton. government continues to bebave in # very rd to the British Conaul ia remains still exiled fom § hbishome. Moreover, an order was publisbed to forbid the common tribuasls to take anlaass of this matter, upon the plea that the government iteelf is to examine the merits of the ques- tion; and, if 1am not much mistaken, such a singular proceeding amounts to a denial of justice. The sales of cotton in the Liverpool market during the week amounted to 42,000 bales, of which speculators took 7,000 and exporters 2,750 bales. The market was dull, and prices, on the lower qualities in particular, had declined, under the influence of the last advices from the United States. The decline was equal to about one- eighth of apenny per pound. The better grades were in moderate demand, and without material change from the quotations of the previous Friday. New Orleans fair ts quoted at 7d., middling, 65;4.; Mobile fair, 63¢4.; mid- dling, 6244.; Uplands fair, 634¢.; middling, 63<4. a 6744. ‘The market for flour was firm, at an advance of 6d. per Darrel. Wheat was 2d, per bushei higher, and firm. Corn was dull, and prices had slightly deciined. Tne London money market was rather tight. Consols closed at 92 3:8, Nothing of much importance in American stocks, There is a steady ¢emand for government and State stocks, and some inquiry for the leading railroad bonds, of which Mlinois Central continues most in favor. Manchester market quiet. ‘The Havre market is reported for the week ended 29th April. Week's sales of cotton, 8,600 bales. Market quiet; tres ord. Orleans, 95. Our London Correspondence, Loxpos, May 2, 1856. Majority of the Government on Whiteside’s Kotion——Siae of Feeling in Italy—Intolerance in Austria--Pizdmont— Russia and France—The Treaty—1he Times on Central arbitrary manner er with rej ack sgainst the Palmerston Cabinet has failed. Mr. Whitemde’s motfon of impeachment of the Ministry on the Kors question bas failed. After = three nights’ debate, a division took place last night, when Mr. White- side’s motion was negatived by a mojority of 127—the numbers were 203 to 176. The government had suffered two or three small de- fests lately, and the opposition tried to make a bold push egainet {t. Palmerston even found it advisable to con- vohe a meeting of his supporters. He hinted that in case cf defeat be would dissoive Parliament. The text of the treaty of peace and the protocols of the Conference continue to be commented upon by the jour- nals of all Europe. Now that the peace is concluded, they impert but little. Seed has, however, been sown by what parse¢ on Italy which will one day bear fruit. Every mail from Italy brings accounts of fresh acts of intolerance by the Pope, the Grand Duke of Tuseany, the King o! Naples and the Duke of Parma Austria is, morecver, lorciog it in Italy; and stnce the bigoted young Empsrcr bas concluded the concordat, he seems jnciized to become w veritable tyrant. You must remember that the Emperor of Austria is an autocrat. word is !aw. Now, he has allowed tne Dishope nd round @ clreular, which I eaciose for your peraral, in which Christian burial is refused to all Protestants in the Austrian empire. Following his ample, the Grand Duke of Tus:any is going 10 siga a similar concordat with Rome. Itsly is in a very excited state. i/iexmont is lovked up toas ‘be nucleus round which, soover or later, atl true Italian patriots must rally.’ Meetings are being held throughout Italy to pre- sent an accress of thanks to M. Cavour. the inten Plenipotentiary at the Paris Corgress, for having brought the Italian ques ion torw You will observe by the tone cf the news from Pacis that someihirg like a close alliance, or rather intimacy, is springing up bet xen France and Russia, Let Austria lcok toi, Russia ia stung at peing .eft in the lurch by Austria, and Louis Napoleon knows weil how to play his cards, Court Orloff bas presented letters of congratula- ticm irom Alexancer If. on the birth of tte Price, and has officially announced the ascas: Czar to the throne. H» was conducted iag-rat tate to the Palace ot the Tuileries, and back, in the imperial car- rages. Baron Brunow, the ex-Russian Ambasssdor at London, apd recently Plenipotentiary at the Paris Congress, sr: rived in town to-day from Paris. He comes to announce officiay to the Queen of Engiand the accession of Alex- arder Ii. He will probably be re-appcinted Ambassador here. Orleff has been mace President of the Council at St. Petersburg. Prince Dolgorowki fs likely to be Kus. sian Ambassador at Paris. M. de Buoberg remains at Berlin. The veteran Nesselrode retires, i: 1s said, into private life. Two questions were put in the House Jast night res- pectirg the treaty. Toe one was aboat the rew Bersara- dian frontier. Lord Paimerston thus explained it: Lord Parwenstom- Phat boundsry iss> accurately described in the words of the treaty, tbat {f any honorable member will have she goodness to !ook at a gcod map of the districts, he will have ro difliculty in tracing it. Beginning from the Bisck Sea, sometbirg Jems than a mile to the ewet ot Lake Hourns nola, ged running perpendien'ariy wo the Akerman rsd, it follows that rad to the Val de Trajan till it reaches the river Yalpuick. it then goes up to the height of Sarateik: termiaoates at Katameri on the Pruth. shat boundery'has yet to be laid nt 1D 1@ spot and ja} lown It leaves Fa ‘he islands of ibe Dance on @ parallel with ths Pruth, wad tee lower part of the Broth as belonging to Moldavin. RENCH ~Are the talande at the mouth of the Danube to pe rostered to Tartey? Lord PALMERSTON — areal slearly excluded from the Russian boundary, which ls now coomderably to the north of them; they all belong to Moldav' Tbe other was @ question from Lo-d Jcbn Manners, to know whether tha Russian forts oa the eastern const of the Black Sea were to be rebuilt. Palmerston replied tnat there wass discussion on the subject, which had Jed to no result. The probability is that Russia will do as abe pleases. = Times of the 1st has a leader on the Central Ameri- question. The Times denies tuat tne first ar'icie of Ss julwer-Clayton treaty does away with the English Protectorate over Mosquito, ‘The opera at the Lyceum does not seem to prosper. Ber Majesty’s House, under Lumley, opsns with Albovi nex’ week, andthe court and fas! jon are sike.y to crowd there. Address of the Emperor Alexander to the Russian Militia. The Journal de St. Petersburg of April 22 contains the folowing order of the day, addresred by the Emperor Alexander to the embodied militia of the emp’ Soldiers of ihe Militia—By his manitosto of Jan. 29, 1855, our late father. of glorious memory, callec you out to retntoree our brave armies for the defence of the c2un- try, and to this appeal of their father his children hearti- ly responded. The whole of Russia rote up, animated been zentiments of love and boundless devtion, and where numerous cohorts took up arms for the fait, the Kesperer, and the country. Soldiers ot the mi you have constituted these brave conorts; you left your hearths axd your families to partake in the labors end privatiors of the regular army, which was inured to bat- tle. Like that army you have given an example of pa- tience, cf indomitable resolutt and an entire obediense —prepared to saerifice all for us and for Ruasta, which {a so cesar to us ail, Many have sealed their devotion with their blood, and have jound a glorious death amongst the ranks of the brave defenders of Sedastop>!. You have diaplayed, tothe world the strong will with which the Rus- nimated. To-day the war has closed, and ou for your cevoted services we can nay peace, soldiers of the miliiis, to your hearth: boroms of your families, to your tormer cecupaticns and duties, and continue to afford to those in the midst of whom ycu are now going to live, an ex- ample ofthat orcer and obedience for waich you have been always distinguished in the ranks of the embodied militia of the empire. As a souvenir of your signal ser- vices we give to all, from the general to the common pol- dier, the right of wearing the cross the distinctive mark of the militia, sccurding to » special reguation whieh we have confirmed this sy. st this cross be the badge of your zeal for the public wel’are during the ex- traordinary cireumstances of the war which has just clored. ALEXANDER, Legitimate Passports. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Bartin, April 29, 1856. Through the columns of the Hexatp you would do well to warn persons in your city, lest they herestter become the victims of s great abuse there practised, Though no other power in our country than the State Department st Washirgton can issue legitimate pass- porn yet the Mayors ot New York city (for the fre of 2) bave been in the habit of giving passports to persons not yet naturalized, for ‘‘ail the continent.”? An an evidence of the consequences which result from this abure, I can state that, a few days since, two worth: merchants, who had made afiidavit in New York of th intention to become cltizena of the United States, came over here for the purpose of attending to their business in Vienna, with # pamport signed by the Mayor of New York city. This legation (i obedience to ordors from the ag Department) could neither vist these nor issue These merchants, therefore, (greatly to their wolln thask anking te you— return to the sur) found no alternative left them but to retarn ‘ork, when the Minister to thia Court, (who bad Bilpere evidence of their claims en his protection, br his on exertions sueceeded in procuring for them an realy ol E. G. W. BOTLER, J: the United Staton Legation at ‘Ber AF VERY LArest. [8 TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL.) THE INDEPENDENCE AWD INTEGRITY OF TURKEY GUA- RANTERD BY ENGLAND, FRANCE AND AUSTRIA. Loypom, May 3, 1866, A treaty tetween ber Majesty Queen Victoria, the Em. Petor of the Freuch pnd the Emperor of Austria, guaran NEW YORK HERALD. SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1856. teeing the independence and integrity of the Ottoman empire, was last night presented by the Ministers to the Houses of Pariiament. The treaty consists of the fallow- | ing articles:— | 48s. Article 1. The high contracting parties guerentes, | jointly and severally, the independence and integrity of the Ottoman empire, recorded in the treaty conoluded at | Paris on the 30th day of March, 1856, Article 2. Any infraction of the stipulations of the ssid treaty will be considered by the Powers signing the pre- tent treaty esa casus Uelli, They will come to an und standing with the Sublime Porte as to the measures | which have besome necessary, and will, without delay, | determire among themselves as to the employment of | ‘pac their military and naval forces. ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATES. Among the cfficial papers presen‘ed to Parliament last night is the reply of Lord Clarendon, on the part of the | British government, to the despatch ot Mr, Maroy, dated | 28th December last (already published in ths Herat], in which be announced that Mr. Crampton hai besome | an unacceptable representative of her Britannic M»jsty | at Washington, and requestes his recall. ‘The Daily News comments upon the subjectas follows —That which Mr. Crampton did was done openly and frankly. He anneunced to the Cabinet at Washington that the Queen’s government would be glad to receive re oruita in Halifax for » foreign legion, and for mon‘hs aud months he explaired all bis plans toMr. Marcy—showed | Mr, Marcy Lord Clarendon’s instructions on no account to ran any risk of intringing the laws of the United Statee. Heremained inthe most confidential communi- cation with Mr. Marcy on the subject; and as soon as i: became apparent that the United States government were averse to the scheme, it was abandoned and the depot at Halifex was broken up. To ask, under sus) cir- cumstances. for the recall of Mr. Crampton, is really to invite the English Cabinet to disgrace itself for the amuse- ment and gratification of the government at Washing- ton, and we confidently trust that the good sense of the American people will see the matter in this light. [From the London News City Articie.] Lonpox, Fray Evexinc, May 2—Tue fands showed heaviness this morning, and an extreme decline of 24 par cent was at on? moment quoted. The closing prices, however, were only 3, %¢ lower than the best point | ttained on Wednesday. Thechief check was imposed by the reports that to-night’s Bank return would show » further decreare in the bullion. Basiness was languid ic | alldepartments of the Stock Exchange, except in French | shares, which experienced a general advance, following | the movement at Paris. The rates of divcount are fully | maintained, but the supply of money oa offer in Lom- bard street was to-day more Iberal. At Paris, to-day. the Three per Cent Rentes exhinit a rise of 34 a } cent since Wednesday. The whole of the gold (upwaris of £200 0C0) bravght by the Apgieses, trom Meloourue, | was to-cay purchased by the Bank. Oa ’Change this | afternocn the demaud for paper on Hamburg and Amsterdam continued. Short bills on Paris were lao inquired for. In those cases, therefore, the tendeney of the rates was rather more favorable. As regards Italian places, especially Naples aad Sicily, the quotations are likewire ra:her drooping. On the return of the Bank for tke week ending Saturday, April 26, we may repeat that this constant decrease in the ballion is fora temporary purpose, viz, for the Turkish loan. ‘There remittances will not be continued mach longer. Heavy amounts of gold have been sent into the Bank curing the week now about to close. The various charges the return exhibits do not warrant the expesta- tion of any immediate reduction in the ra‘e of discount. The railway sbare market to-day was inactive, and rather flatier, Markets. Lospox Money Market, FRIDAY, MAY 2, ONE 0’Ctock ance ‘of the 'Eeglsh’ stock m |. The large majority for govern- ment on the Kars cebate bas tended to strengthen ricer, but the market 1s now more likely to be uw: jer the direct influence ot the money market than ao: T7 Although the next loan is not expected im- meciately, it ie felt that another appeal to the mark socuer or later be made. The interest which con- sols give at the present priee is very mush below the current value of money, and were it not for thea, proaching settlement of a heavy bull account, prices, is puppored, would go down. ‘The prospect, however, of the majcrity of the accounts being carried over to June checks. for “he present, any serious downward tendency. Ccnsols are 9234 to 34, and 9234 to $% tor money and tha Seoocnt. The market lor the foreign securities 1s quiet at prices. Harr past Two 0? C00: ‘The markets are now generally flater. Consola, after havirg been cperated in at 925;, are now 9234 to . The commercial bills falling cue the 4th of the pre- sent wonth (Sunday), become payable to-morrow (Yaturcay.) e vsual preparations for meeting thee Acceptar ces temporarily increases the demand for money, sca the rates are firmer, with here snd there an up- ward terdeocy, but the banka generally are doing business at 6 per cent for firet class bills of abort cate. Scme further parcels of gold are beirg eent into the Bank cf Erg’and, and rext week’s returns will, itis but reazorable to anticipate, show very cifferent reaults to theee of last week. whatever thore to be issued in the London Gazette of this evening may in¢icate, The Magdalena steamer brings no remittance on ac- count of the Mexican civitend:. The Ecusdrian Commiseion of Agency bave received £2,605 llr, Sd. cn account of the fund for the dividend «<p Ecuador bonds, ‘The return from the Bank of England for the week end- ing the 26th of April gives the following results, when compared with the previous week: Public deperit £4,008,071 Increase... £1,049 318 870 8: 11,899 11,086,708 Decrease, 41,175,991 Decrease. On the other aide of the account:— Government securities. £13,372,083 Incrense.. £254,250 Other securities... 15 975,189 Increase.. 45,826 Setea unemployed. 3,¢30,455 Decrease, 8/145 ‘The amount of notes in circu'ation ia £19,926,220, being ‘8 decrease ot £98 585, and she stock of bullion in both de- partments is £9,122 150, showing a decrease of £153,602, when compared ‘with the preceding return. We hsve no change to report in the bullion market this week. A fair busivers been cone at former quotations. There bave been several arrivals of specie d gold dust, anda fair quentity bes found its way to Berk of Erglazc. There has been an increased de- wand for mcney, acd an impression prevaila that there will be an advance even on the present high rates. Fore gn gold in (standard)... » 817 Silver in bars (stendsrd). Gold coin, Portugal pieces Doubkcns, Patriot. Deub oons, Spenieh Napoleons.... Ten guil-erpiever Silver ccin, Mex. & 5S. American dos... Spanith pillar dollars........ .. .....eperoz. 0 5 10% The acy cer received per the overland mail from Aus- tralia report ihe ssilirg for this country of the followirg vesiels, snd the amount of gold in each: —Stedboaheath, 61.957 ounces; Thames, 41,788 ounces; Stateeman, 14,- 198 ounter; Sultans, 13,028 ounces; H.'M. 3. Fantome, 8,000 ounces; azd Indemnity, 7,367 ounces—io all, 146, 886 ounces, of the total value of at least £585,000. The following table will show the fluctuations in Con- sols since the 26th ult :— ——-FOR MONEY—— FoR ACCOUyT—— Lowest, Highest. Clog 7 Highest. Cloeg ame ces i 14 9, 92 og ie gate Mig 9B 9D ry yo any eco, We 922 9294S DG thurday, 1. Cloned A boliday. Friday, 3. 9x5 925, 928, OK ORIG JAMES MCBENRY & CO.'S CIRCULAR. LiveRPoot, May 2, 1856. Provisions.—The éemand for bacon is undiminished— boyers are very evgar, and higher prices could be made weie operators pot okecked by fear of sgreat increase cf supplies. In beef or pork there is nothing new. Beef ir plenty and hard to sell. Pork is searoe and wanted. Shoulders end heavy meas pork and hams are all wanted. Pacon.—lorg micdler, 68". to 548. per ewt.; C. cut, S24, to Gis. per ewt.; short middles, Pita: to 'Sbs. por cw Cirzsv.—Fine, 608. to 658. per ewt.; ordinary to fair, 450, to 56n, per owt. Burr , 20s. to 1208. per tierce, New, 858, to 00. per barrel. BrovipeRs,—40s. to 44s, per cwt. There hax egain been a Jarge business in lard, with rales exceecirg 200 tons, at 548. to 558., being en advance of Js. For future delivery rome sales’ have been made at f0n., at which there are buyers and no sellers, Taupw veils reedlty at 48n, REATSICFFS.—The market in tron 5 Frine wheat and fleur sre in mall congpeos and’ doeeny stccks almont exhauatéd. ‘The in’e, lor qualities are mor. sendily.n0l8 than for n jong timer Indu one bark been much pressed, €x-sbip, sumpticn {a much Increased of I Rtn 1— White, 108, Ed. a ls t lower, but the con- T 70 Ibs.; rad, 98. & 5 1 do, Cortox.—The detsand thin week hie been almost con- fined to the immediate wants of the trade, with a small portion daily on epeculaticn. and the market being freely supplied, prices of the ordinary to middling qualities have declired 344. per lb. In Manchester oply a limited business in doing. Midéling Orleans 6%4,; Mobile, 644.; boweds, 63,4. Stock of Ameriean 201,228 bales; same time lant year, 371,277 bales. Sales this week, 41,680 bales, of which 29.620 American, BARING, BROTHERS AND CO. Loxvox, Friday, 24 ¥- =e elo FM Wa have to report w steady tusiness im the colonial prices of ert and foreign Trap ge markets this wee! articles continuing without important and breadstoffe st Coffee quiet, money market there is no change. 92; & 92%, for money, and 92% » 02 The West Incis steamer, which arr —_" sold. @ 3a. Lid. See 4a. 4. 0 Ge. 88. for middling to fine black, ‘Teneriffe blacks At. 9. pliver Ge. 9d. @ Oe 10d. Stoo 90th wisi, 0,287 for the week are 600 bales on!: iu previous oe At Liverpool the demand has also moderate; sales on wares, 41,000 bales; middling Or | denne, O48 er Ib. without fraser yop (aap ey is not ac'ive. 427 casks and 428 Derrels and bags plantation Ceylon have been offered Curing the week, an: ‘tly sold from 69s. a 62s. for fine ordinary to low ltt with middling to good middling colory from 63s. a 698. 100 bags Laguayra realizes from S50. a 64s. for fine ordinary to middling bold. 1,022 ea Lap a Al eet Se ae pada tal dama; native Ceylon Drovght from 47 47s, a 51s. 64. i we Cory.—There was a fair as Engltab wheat at Mevday’s market, only part of sold at am advance of 1s. per quarter on the prices of the previous Monday. For ‘ache wheat ond fiour there was also rather more inquiry. Last week’s average quotation of English wheat Bi 6Ts. 11d. on 97,038 quarters returned. At Wednea- day's warket there was some alight further inprovement, 4 to-day the market was firm at fully previous prices. We quote white American wheat 688. a 72s.; red, 64s. @ 687. per quarter. American flour, 338. a 308, per bbl. Laxsxe Caxes in fair request at previous prices. Tron.—Rails steady at £8 7s. 64, @ £8 10s, in ‘ae’ and a fairly supplied with orders. £8 7 pa pet ton. Scotch pigs, 75s. for mixed arenes on the Oly: ‘Tauow very flat, Y.C.. 45s. in all positions. Luysexp steady, but the demand is of a retall seersee ter, aud no sales of floating cargoes are mentioned. quote average Calcutia, on the apot, 50s., fine 5% Bowbey {3s, Arrivals thia week, 11,028 qrs., chiefly from Calcutta. Ou18.—Fish are quiet: sperm, £118 « £129 £45» £46; pale cea), £50, nominal. Rape di dueed quotations, toreign fined ae brown at 468. Oulve, in £52; Trieste, £49 a £50; artery Ad a £15, it, 38s. 6d. @ 39s. 6d. 388. # 39s. Linseed, a fair business at 308. a 30s. 6d., on the spot. Rick —A fair business has been done at reduced prices. 12,600 nags, 2,143 pockets Bengal, and 2,950 bags Be at auction tacatly nold—the tormer at 84. a 8+. 6d breken white, 0s. 6d. a 12. for low to good whi'e, ard Be. w Br, 6d. for cargo; the latter at 8s. 6d. for fair pinky. Privatel ely 10,600 bags have changed bands; Bengal, 9s. a 10s. Arracan, 8s. 9d ; Rangoon, 88. SuGaR has been in fair demacd throughout the week at steady prices, The sales of West India are 3,050 hhds., and of 22,000 bags Mauritius at auction about helt was withdrawn, the remainder selling from 38s. a 40s. for Jow to middling brown, and 40:. 6. a 43. 6d. for low to gocd gray. 15,000 begs Medres have been offered, ot which 6, 660 ‘bags native rold at 34s. 6d. 9 35s. for brown, ano 25s, 6d. a 374. for yellow; of the remainder the finer qualities of graivy descriptions were takea fo: export. 3,300 bags Pevang sold at full rater, Foreign—1,500 bags Babla resjized 40s. a 428.; 273 hhda., 54 tierces 98 ba'es and 14 begs Cubs museovado, and ‘177 has. Porto Rao | Gineirest import) nearly all sold at steady prices. 770 hoxes Havana were mostly withdrawa at high prices. Privat ‘a cargo of 6,600 baga Mauritius (No. 12) tally insured. has been sold at 288, 9d. for Antwerp, and 2,000 bags Mauritius on the rpot at 373. 64. a 40s. ‘TEA —Of 12,000 pkgs. at auction during the week, only about 1,500 sold at previous rates. Common Congou, 8X0 NE.—Rough {a quoted 9s. 84. Spirita—600 to 700 barrels American have been sold at 32s, a Sls. 6d. In Wuateuone nothing doing. southern, I) at re- Personal Inte!!! ce, Yerterday, as the passer anding from the Asia at the Cunard dock, in ty, of them, Mr. Charles Carroll, fell and sediately, jastas he was stepping from the gang-p\svk to the wharf. He hai been to France for the berefit o! his health, It would sppear that the citizens of California are alive to the necessity of having a lers hazardous com- munication with the Eastern States, than the one now in operati:n across the Isthmus, as we Jearn that Dra. Hill ma Bitchcock, who have just arrived from California, andare now at fhe St. Nicholas Hotel, are» committee oo, by_the citizens of that S'ate to present, through the California delegation, a memorial asking Copgrees to cpen a wegon road from Missouri to Ualitor- nia, withix and through our own territory. The memo- ila! is signed by between seventy and eighty thousand c(tizens ef Califrrnia, snd bound in two large folio volumes, of 1,000 pages each, in 8 style, perhaps, never equalled by any memorial ever presented to C_ngrees, ‘Among the arivals at the St. Nicholas yesterday, from California, L, Brent, Dr. Buel, and J. 2. Bill, jational Convention at Cincia- one Hop. Moser H. Grionell and family, of New York, and Cem, Sencs, United States Navy, are in Washington. Rev, Dr. Orestes A. Brownton, of New York, arrived in Charlesten, S.C, on the 12ch inst., for the’ parpore of delivering & courte of four lectures. Prof. Morse, the inventor of tha electric telegraph, and the Hon. Amos Kendall, are in Boston. ARRIVALS. From Liveypoo| in steemebip Atta “Mz Whitmore and lady, Mies ‘Van AUken, A im Cnepeel and lady, Minaes Hil, Bollire, Tevier, Mra Be }, % Cunard, tamliy and two sev vents; Hon J Texier Jr, lady; ES Cawsey, k tephens, JH Beck, Mr Beck. Jr, Lieut B Micosughton. Mr, K eeman, W Barren, J Barron Dr DC hire D Connall Durand de Villerand.’ T Ryan, R Biot arer. uz Kigsion, Mr Fémonda, iady end eervent; Mr i Smith. KE Nuim, J Pea- bedy, DrPH W Back BH ran Abken. Aum biimore , Mr Brand, Mr sur oe Rk Baiubride,, Mr Hunter, two Mises Hunter ih Dieksen, Capt P Rowen, BB Usbora, Mr tr “A George ard lady. Mr Ba.l and Indy, Mr Shields Iw roorn. J Goléing, Jr. ‘It Jones, Mr Birealo, hr fe F Tate, Mr Figavier. MP Cowden, Mr Cam ir Meore CLeon, MF Bicbie, Mr Lip, yd enyon and Pesd W Grieve, Me Bcbuni_ Ms Huster, # Holm J Bhep- hard, -Mirn 8 Shephard, Mrs Pa mer, Robt Baten J Miss Sml'ert, H Burke, J Black, A Mina'le, W 0 Riohd Vbite, Mr Greenfe'd, © Caroll, J ‘duh n, J gel AW Brown. Tom Callfernta. via Aspinall, in sieamship George Law — Morris, Jerome 8 Howard, Mrs ¥ Paice, Mre Wan Sxatth, UH Webbeive ard dads, Ge’ & Wood, Mrs Voflin end euster H Davideoo. Mre B kimpeca, re Gotham ané child, BO Gur: rier, M Jacobacn, H Gelticon, F Bear, Capt Morrell a1d eon, J ard, Mre Darrow and two children, ‘Mra Lansing HFord, Mra Willams, Wm Payne, H Vidal aod lady, WF Derby. Be Mrse_C Hoimes and infant, Migs 8 P Khie, Mra x ror and sk Mrs EE ‘Wileon ati eh Jno Bant P Holmen, J 8 Fo'ger, R Burke. 8 F Clore, Mr }dand 'ady, Mr Stone and family, Mizs Stove and sister, 5 leary a94 wife, F Crawford, WL tor Mr, Ladd and brother, Koverser and wits Mi Mie Miller, DB Bi Eowisnd ag mie. "ond ner Biteheock, A Robinson, Mrs Bennett, Lieut Stone. A Lippencolt, HW kewall, J Gardner, E Pratt, G ¥ area & G Inghom, Mra Werner. Mrs Farrington, BS Woodruff Jobn wh aba ae Cottle, Infant and servant; Mrs ve pre and Cauahter bell and ‘ame Maan, ‘Whitney, Packard, W A Abbot sys an Shgeby. 1 Craig, Wa ‘Shia, WT ave wea ‘Goatees 8 Weedburm Mrs Wile aus ive Ree tres 8 Wheelwrig! nw a ‘W_Chemberlain, Wm Watts, D' Harrie, H Rude, W tiem. Bpeson Mein. @ Malvia, J Bianiords Me Rob bine Robinson, M Gornum, M Lountana, M Abillo, Mr Car- rol, Mra Gov Tard ard family, Min Sark von gather and family Ceo Bobrov, Lieut Chaproan, "RN; Mr Bterritt Mr Traitel i Martinesx, Capt Lawrence. Mra nis, Mrs Guvon Mey chi, Sen Runnels bearer of dsepatct on Panama; Dr Bill, re Ladd, and others in cabin and sieerage, Court Calendar—This Day. SUPREME CouRT=Circuit.—Nos. 606, 606, 5v7. £08 509, 610, £06, 163, $14, 213, 251, 1568, 1569, 511, 512, 515. MARITIMO’ INTELLIGERC ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIs DAY. { ie ‘MOON SETR.. Port of New York, May 16, 1856, CLEARED. Steamebip Hermann, Higgins, Bremen—C H S¢ Steamship Rotaburgs. rpengrertoo Gias ow-J Ni mon, \verpoo! HIGH WATEE.. ip Ieane Web! Mar:hall & Co. fp Bilas Wright Fre Liverpool Williaa & & Guion, Sbip Mecsuley, Rogers, Liverpool—Kverett & 4 t= Gbattaboochee, Mason, John, NB—sturses, "Olearman ac Paik ng Magdalene, Williambreit, Rotterdam—Boonen Graves Bere. 3 Si Hayes, Shiverick, Buencs Ayree—W W DeForrest. Berk Kong Hekin (Nor), Balverson, Lisbon—W F Schmidt & 00. Bark Otentuegos, Grant, Clenfuegoe—Ohastelain, Poovert & dine Pesihumus (Nor), Sheack, Miramichi—W F Schmidt & ‘Barn M Ritterchaff (Meck), Wa'leman, Bt Jobn, NB—Funck & Meinese. Brig Bivzabeth, Morgan, Pars—Corning, Bento & Co, Brig Lircots, Oorawelia, Reuvitas~J Perkine, Bite Fredouta, Lord, ‘& EJ Peters. Brig Reindeer (Br). Curtis, Matanzas— Hamilton Bros. Brig Lady Chapmen, Frith, Bermuda—MoUall & Frith. ane Boe During Bunton. Baluar™ Waeelwrigh & 00. fen Dun nek Fork Brig Pom Boston—J W McKean. Bekr Dasvil! yr. Richmond—C H sete Ae aan Pandolphs A lckerson- alloy Mast Febr well Master, &chr Fra, ‘Bamlton, Bestor—W T He ferric. ere, Boston—8 W Lewis. kenr JW, lin, Dayton & Sprague. Sept Cregon, Squires, Bi a és i Pre ull, F iver—Maater. Scbr Traveller. Post, New Haven—Master. Eee Senet iets c Bloop orne, Davie, Fall River— Master. ARRIVED. Bteamehip Asia (Br), Lott, Liverpool, May 3, with mdse porteng 4 ratte Gh inst rk 51 3, oe 16 a, ceed stip Urele Joe, Boyren, from Baltimore tr sverpial ‘at 46.20, ken 41'10, ened several foeberga; 11th, 8 PM, Int 4 ponte a fiperet eee ry i He ade aa b AW eater in heioe ol. he Ata co 20 i eau einen bare sho signal 198; ‘13th, passed ship eames oud B. oa Bbip Rotando (ot Richmond, Me), Percy, Liverpool. 56 ‘sa westerly wings with mdye. to Fleming th ire partie iS et “sandy Hook Gearing NW 16) mulew, pate B.S ies heat badly stove; Me dinr ‘Diack on top. oi Bbip Coneul. Hier er Hare, ‘April 5, with mdse and 270 paseergers, 10 Bark Thales, ‘How Mareh iss Nowy Gibraltar pail 8, wid ig ests Daal Barges, off Bermu- epee Br tip Lady Peet, from Plvmonth, if for Boomads, Hie Phas experienced heavy Westerly gales’ during the pas ‘hark Jedo (cl agers Fa Kendrick, Charleen, 5 day, with ie Return OF is, Grab Talsnd, PR, 20 days, with wa- 4 pogtt cara Fish St Mares, 18 days, with colon, to Smpallwood, vor 8 Barts, May 3, with = | tao eee par 10, ton op, pape i p We nadie, P) Faia etree eae ‘mae: sir Selnte Ellis, St Thomas, 90 days, with biden, salt, de, fog Bra | and hed Leavy weather off the Ospe | to Sydney. to rail scor; fs ache ‘an BBE TS, Sas : jenrbires NO, 3 Ja ts Bewty. Weasst, aocioa - ae a ant Fieraia | | ants Robbinr, ecto 5éeys, =i ‘Wind at sur aes BE; sara de, 4 trom the Po a on oy mel sunset, light from Herald Murine Conmiepuminmes, ALLA, April 12—Arr lat +hip James Brown, Karlia, Boston; 6th. ehipa Megunticonk. Van Doblen, end Sparking phd hg pa Obinobss (and both ad 10th for the Ustati amar, Green. Islay; Louisa, —, = Mena ‘with om = gosrentiog: | ‘Buctington, junnos_Ayzes vis Vaipa- rate: oa 9th, Maria, Lincoln, from do do, 11h, Hermione, Gilroy, Bid March $8 ships Defender, Beauchamp, Chincha; 29th, Ste port AprT iz ships Win in pr oi Westward 0, Hussey. for Chivchas 2 ed; T B Wales. Howland, er , Gerham, disg eooli : Dalat, Hunter, ce Win- Pearson, Ide guan Obinebss scon; Lamar, Green, ¢! «has goon; Lonisa, —-, trom Manila, in quarantine. ‘The Dalmatia was ro.d by the American Conaul on the Slat March for $2500, The Jenny Pitts {s taking the cargo of Br flip Cox quercr, jerky; the © will probably be condemned: ‘The Am shios Revere, Bird, \d Rdw dtanie vente for Cort, asdeam park Charter Oak, Bae 0, for Co haye sxited fora Chinbaa direct eince Mast wall ‘At Chincha Isiencs April 19, ships South America. Berry, Detender, Beauchamp, just arr; barks Ro¢mond Brown, ba't losced: Cherango, Bines, and Rastern Bar Baker, about ready; Hermione, Gilroy, for Callao soon, PHILADELPHIA, May I8— Arr steamer Delaware, Cores, NY¥erk; brig J Nickeison, Nickerson, Boston; aobra Kmilv Fow- : Rowell Guabes; Rene 2. Kelley ; Fairfield, vnaass Mary E Burr, Niskerron and Lamot' Dupont, Corson, Ma neamer Delaware, Cepea Nfork: brig _Mecbanic, Dan- pink, Clenivegor; sobre Blue Rowe (Br), MeDona'd, Halif Lamot Dupont, Ccreon, and 8 D Sparks, Larkins, Boston; Mes- om Ardrewe, Rastoort. Miscellaneous and Disasters. For en socount of be abandonment of schr Nantucket, see extracie per Asis, be'ow, Ship Red Rover, at San Frarcisto, in thirty-six hours atter leaving New Yor vio'ent hurricane from NN W. whieb lasted eteht h lit canvass, apruog main yard shifted cargo az d has bad thros stvenbe list the entire passage. we Faily Farnum, at fen Francisco, was 33 days from at 8 in the Atianilc to iat 50% the Pacific Crossed the ior F Mared 6th, 1s lon 1(9, and bad light and variable wi no a Electric Spark, at San Francirco, was 21 days to the ualor in the Auantc; croveed tin lon SL, and was 45 days obape Ht Lorn. Ship Flyawvay, at San Francises, vas 21 dave to the Rquator pe Bora: was two days be calmed off the Crepe, since which t'me had light winds and celnrs. Ship Golden Fleece, at Ban Franoleco railed from Boxton Des 12th. Dee Lith, in the Gulf Stream. Sxpecteares a vio'eat hurricane from KK. which leated 18 hours wit ted tury; rer boat, maint pal! eattatat aed figure the Fquatorin the ‘Atattc: croased it in orn SI ‘an Eeasiben: on the third night ou! sruck wreck mething else vid paseed over it; found the chip bad sprung sleak in consequence, and has been leak: ing J:00 strover per hour eve a! aed the Equates in the Atlantie 26 daye ont. in Jon 9 dave ty Cape born, ard bed heavy weather off the Oape for 25 days. Ebip Fair Wind, st Sau Fraxeizoo, had Heht winds aed calms mcet of the paw age, Waa 30 days to the Bquator in the At'sn 81d) crozrcd it ia lon 82 66 Was GS cays to Cape Hora, ays. iaria, SSinoott for Chin: Ship Mary Whitr'dge at#an Fra Fquator in the atlantic, which abe cros 1 dose to Cape Born, snd wasoff ihe alee. Ship S § Fiebon, a! San Frarcisco, was 2? dave to the Equa tor fu the Atlantic, whine che croeced in lon 34. Was 51 days to Cape Horn, and wea 12 days off the Cape in heavy gales. in lon 50 20. Was e 10 dayain heavy Bark 8 Merritt, at San Frenc'sco from Horg Kong, wi _ le in get'ing out of the Chira Sea; had ‘ontiawsl by les from NEioENK Feb a heavy gale from Sbigped a ten wbicb # ove quorter boat, monkey rail and fore: us: nd fil ed the forecastle with water. castie dcors, ‘Tux. weycK of sbip Ad>m Lemont (before reported lost near Carde was eold by suotion 20th ult the hul bringing ). $30(0, ard the reis, rigging, 4c, about $10,000 Bark Jonn Mornay (of Boston) Smalley, for Lape} ton, which put aed to Buenos Ayres lesky, was condemned previous to March 20 Barx Lowrit was wrecked while gettirg out of Booadel Toro on tbe 23th of April. Sbe was bound for Aspiawall, and Jaden with lum ber. ‘THE REPORT (la the misaing Siipper, sui int ann ee trom San Frarc'seo for Carton, bad put reviour to Feb jsproved by Canton sdvioss one maonte later. There mer tion a repo t that she had pul into Swatow dismasted. bwatow ia about 10 miles trom &moy, sh beine an opinm tation tts communication with other poi Nuntted. Bbe bad stout 200 Chinese parsengers, and it is aa id the report wes generaily be jeved bv tbe Chirase, Hong Kong dates are two or three days lster than thore from Canton, and the former port is more frequently in commusioation with 8 wa. tow. Afro rerort of the hind hae ewarated from Hong Kong, ‘we Co rot be'feve the Canton report. Brig 8t Leon. 6 yesrs old, 150 tons, just repaired ata beavy expense, witb ew epare falls, rigging, boat, oc a fast aal er, copper fastened drawirg but ttle water and carrying aisrge CBrLO, War Fold uction 15th inst, for $4000; terms half cash, tales ce Sard 6 movths, interest edded. Spoken, &c. Ship Filzabeih a a don, from Boston for 3an Frae: cisco, Jan 27. Jat 38 26 B. icn 49 58. « An. ye with How en" ‘a ae ‘was sigoalized Feb 6, Ia! 65 57 on A ship with the Jetiers T H in foresall, was passed Fe> 10, lat £7 458 lon 75 26. ‘hip * hos Jellernon, Bil), from NOrleavs tor Liverpool, April 28" Jet §) 41 lon 7 ‘Ship’ Geoger, Wendell, from Vondon Fe 14 for Calcutta, March 13, Iai 61 (8 or N owitted), lon 28 p Arcadia, from NYors fcr Manile, May 13, lat 38.80, lon 8 oP fo th Freex, Jcxes, from Beston for Havana, May 13, lat 3350, Xe 3 Rcrr W 8 Brown, steering 8, was seen May 2, lat 36 30. low 74, Scbr W P Ritchie, herce for Jackaouville, no date, of Frying Pan Shoals. Foreign Ports. Ampriz, BW Coast ot atrica, Feb 25—Arr Legs Goldfinch, Stoacer, Setem D Asrin WALL, April 0—Arrbrig Arabe'la, Day, NYork. Byncuris, March 24— rr bark William HW Abatlor, Ward, St Borsos Avnes, March 20- In port bark Jobn Murray, Smal Jey, tcr Southampton, cor denines. ConstanmixopLe. April 13 (back gate) <1 port Republic, Lireburrer; Queen of rir) . LereRe: atero. Di lingham: hile Falcom ityan An alu ia, Wilson: Trov, Maxflower. and Arthur, all une; Kate Bowe, Ncrorces. and Ocean Heralé, Ferber Mary Avn, Whee'er trom ere 6 db, ban Marth Pad) at! Wm Pern, Ci ube.’ Bid. eat previously barks Gev Hub: bard, Prince, Ooceses; Regaita. Taylor, Galatz. Cattao—Bee Correspondence abo ee) April %—8!d bark Chas H Frost, Heagan, New CARDENAS, abt ed 3- Tp port barks John Howe, Moore, for NYcrk rocn; Hichborn; farah A Nickels. Nickels, and Louisa, Souver. ib brigs {. Berry, Berry. do; Alfaretta, Bib- t ‘ork. ‘de; 8 pare: Freeman, for Wilmington, : ard others as befor ¥atwourm. Ja, April Sid eebr Princeton NYork. Eorson’ he.cw Melbource prev to Feb 19 (nol as be: fore)-—arr 2 ur Day. frm Boston. Boxoiv.v, March 25—In port bark Francis Patmer, Paty, for Ban Frarcieco fd Yonmco Bay. Je, ‘April 22- Rid berk Blizabeth J, NYork. Matanzas, f. ‘sin port brig Kvergreen, Pettengill, to 'n elphia, Joad vor ¥ Pont Sparx, April 6—In pert brice Thos F Knox, Almalds, from tr@ for Phiadelphia; Ma'vern, Jarman, from Barpadoss, oa) arr: u Rio Graxp tke? Vag port bark Arrow. Farrington, from Falem Ja id to have arr Feb 24, for do unc; bile Irbia sold. 0 JANEIRO, APHIS Port chr Col John M’Crae, Mar- shal), trom Liverpool Feb 3 arr SuaNcnar, March 9In port ‘hip NB Palmer, Low, for N York eame day. Bcuixam. April 15—In port brigs Cronstadt, Kendall, for Beaton, wie; Cnbuzee. Wells, for do 7 dave. BAGUA, May 3— Arr brig Shibboleth, Morton, Matanzas. Tantm, aout Feb 2% In port tarks 801 ee Hall, from Valpersino cieg: cha ee Heard, from Franc'soo boun: Brig App, foe tatoarale with @ car; ote Heloise, for Boston, via Valparaiso, March 5, w! oil from sbip Barclay. of ale eientan ‘VaLParalso, March ath Humboldt, Kewell from Borton arr 22d; Jobn ‘obertson, fro ww Yo ape Rover's Bride, Mason and becca, Ftorer end Crurce, from N Yor’ prem Beare, from Borten do: Lacy L Hall, eg arr 234; Kremlin. Corliss, from Beaton; Brock, ure; ecbr byt tend it eerie 4 an [Pr m Sreamsutr ASIA } AntwenrP April ia Geor; mh nog ed nd Newcastle. #pril 30—The American ship ir 'NYork, 23) pretend will eal to morrow. The am rai. "etic, vet yu Pe yg ard Catharine, for NYork, are exp in afe Sid frem Flushing Roeds 2th, Golden Eaglo, Davies, and Mountaineer, Wilron, NOrleans PR ig" 28--Arr Colambia, Lemcke, Baltimore; King- fisber. Tawron Matan: 7a8 'BRoowsweBaven April 20—Arr Leila, Stafford, Baltimore. y Heap, April 2;—Off. Reinhardt, Haake from N York bu: “bonvarcy Apsi 20-81 Titers Bramball, N Zork; Mar- inde oii iy{ma tre Readnanhy on Pere, Rev, and Re'e'e et Rhine, Soxonpeen, T up AW pris Om. Mintetpp), from Itremen for By. m Boston tor Hamburg; 30th, Cite eats tr GonsARTINOFUR, ApH! Z-Arr previons, Trnemsn, Mayo, ton. Carpirr, April 30—Blé Ocean Pearl, Ryder, NYork; May 1, Advance, do; Lady Bleesington. d Goxmaven, Apel 31-814 Juanite, . San Francisc>, GuEsagung, April 20— Arr Sera, Meagher, Smith, MobHe, Ans oo Currier, Butman, Londen’ fo bite and ala May int Parsed by 39 Brardy wine, M may. from MCriesns for Arpmerdam; May ?, John Wiliams, from Philadelphia for Bre- oon, May 1- Off, Revenue, Howes, trom Rotterdam for a April 20-§'a Northern Light, Marskal, Amster dom; 2th. Biiza Stevens, Antwerp. 28—Arr Levanter “Baker, St John, NB, — ‘ork. —‘Arr Adelaide eet os Cagle ait 2I— Are ep r Mobile; i rg Bpaiding. NYor! ‘fia, Janse Jansien, New A} ions, New York: Raw crest stelilbere Williama, word [unt Alewsoari, i le; pied he “ih te i ‘and Geo F Patten, a ig, Sawyer, ard Herald. Drummond, Shields abe sep Victoria Hees, Tarbox, do do; Chas D Mer ae eli Cofdc ane do: Flora Havana; i , NOrlenrs; 30th, Levant, Day terdat fees, Asher, Cara If mid Uriates; 30th, Colton Planter, ROrlesss, fla Reven oy foun 5 ‘York. Apt rn ‘arrivals’ from the United States for os past three gaye, vt ‘Tirrell, Boston; jd Ist, Alexander, Bain, 1 ee Kingston, Murray, Port: ba He gh, Old Ergiand. Hogea Quebec; ee We King: by, do: Jobn_ Howell, Appleby, fe Meaty ren cei cri: afc arpa & Me ka, Kalle, Galveston; leans; Maj Ist, Bec oer vGreentew, Mud A Wm bi! ea, Crawford, Quebec; 24, Ay f NY. outward bound, Old England. Adams, New Or- va are ge Young, do; Walter Boott, Smith, New York; ‘ork: ». Phil saet April 1. fat" Wewards Southamp’ aoe qemata, Pia iY, NK: Goallepger, Hurayss Onsen, oe Pratt, and fe Suipatin. Mow it Saag Bryaat, Foster, Beiimo ‘ie etty Mise. whee ‘ori Poon, Airc ica, Jerda, New Or.eans; May Lat, Co'graia, Apt out At mi 2s fart, San Francisoo; 30th, Ma- ry, en ‘Purloog, co; Ma rt Etre ton, Pratt.’NYors. Prima DOMDEKEY, April M Greta, Bow Criesoa MAUSEItLES, case damis (or Mondawio), Bur nn at vet the Mi fandarin): iskerson, NOriesns, Bi Liver arr M'vetoka Horton, NYork ape a arr Margarita, Guerrere, New Orleans; 13th. Ctyce Whipple Charleston. Macao, Feb 28- 81d Oain, Burr. Boxto r Moutmein, Feb 9—Arr Fence, ‘Hooke “United Loney PAaLenno, '@ pril 19~ Arr Zephyr. Gtorater; Joun & Albert, Crowell, Trieste; 20h, Das ‘PorTamourn ‘April Matec: be is Se ae Wet ike Sens, Maller, Lenden for NYork (put in on secount of captain bsing ack) QUENNSTOWN, April 2cArr Cunituck, Pesier, Paliedet- phia; Uraris, Bovey, N York. Sony, april 90 81d ‘umford Americs. Tunste, April 24 Sid Deniel ia Byer Oe s Zextkzue, April 26—Arr #arah, Elliott, Boston for Rotler- rr, May 1—The America ship Desdemona hauled out Hopaa araving dock thia morning, afte receiving mire. afierncon, in tow of the tug Cardiff Castia and querce of the ehip veltivg her canvass before the slack of the fow rope was bau ed in, the abip ran into tne steamer and Brocked ber funce!l oversosrd, and did otuer damage; the ship proceeded to the westward with a strong breeze. Greenock, Apri 2)--The ebip Levanter, Baker from St Jchn, N 8. for this ee which put inte Limerick «abort time #80, wan towed up the river yeaterda; hored at the sil ot the Bank, She has lost main’ Paine cerry Havee, April 23—Tbe American shiv bergen ‘Witioms. arrived bere from New Or:eans, has ox toard the csptain ead crew cf the Am Navtucket Boar¢myn. from len tor Thowaston, Me, atandoned nt sen ne Boardman reports dat be sates from Darien March 2lst, and don din 2d, 1 at SPIT icneT? 20. cue: unteced a very hesvy ibe veeee) ta leak, and a though they conioned pumoteg, ta schooner became © >! ged and the masts were cake away to her, ve dara thev remained 1s Pee penne, 8 a were ¥reck, with only a /ittla water end bisoutt for su: ont I AM. perceived the suip Beldat: niil 4 PM efforta were made b: bawsere wo rescue the crew but failed in cousequence af the #4 t then ma’ Hereied, ‘and tbe mate of the el iy succeeded in nav ipg thecrew. The captein sud crew of th9@ schooner expresa thelr bearifoit thsuks to Caplan Williams for bis humanity and warers, Home Ports. ALPXANDRIA, May 14—Arr echre Arotio, Newbucroort; Jolie, ‘Fitzpatrick’ St Jobn, NB; Joha w Kudleolt, Nor Muse, N¥crk; Nel NY. Brown, Fall River; for to h Pacific, Bou, Rew York; BP Wooley, do, Bia MO Durtes, vai ROBTON. May 15—Arr bare Wi Iquique; Selah, atkiea, Baltimor ‘ba\timore—got arbore on Bix Mate, ip 5 ff w) hovt aialtance. (Was incorrectly reported are Wb). Alto are eckra Spray. Corson, Rappabannock: Arua, Herding. ard Maryiard. Chase, Alexandria ina eipbia; Woodruff une, Mason, and Mary lz. beth "Haley. Philadsiphi William Collier, ‘Clark, Phi'adei- Girdler. Paine; Hunteess, Disney; abby Whit: . and Geo W Cummirgs, ‘Nowell, 'Phiadalptia; Hemer Parker NYork; Olive Rlizehetn, Hamilton, Porliand: Cldships Lenixo. Barstow Valparain Be lance Foss, Crov: sisdt erks Lizella (Pu), Zimmerman, Newcaate, B. via 8 at Reve Standish. Wil- Baltimore; Vultare, Grifin, Jaeksnnvtle m lovell, NYork: op Htban Allen, Gramley. How cod breeza. ship Bellanca; bar! Cerere, Cowier, Mary F Blade, cdi, Carolia, Amazon Sarab, J Harris, Ma: soles 2 asd Mekerzco, Canton, Linda, Brookling; sehr AF Linne BALTIMORE Moy I5—Arr stenmhip | Thomas Greer. BYcr Trylvin, Bwancy, Clip, Poet ti loud ht oa bute Badioys Kent. Most Apollo (Bn), Hiers (ate Winepear, decensed), Malla, (on the Nat last died on board Capt Geo Winspe Shieida); brige Ciarenc9 (31), Kouba, Turks Te'and: Roy ton Roblaion Oarasonss Sokis (Duteb), Gi Arotic’ (Br) Belcher, Prov'deres: brig Ching, Enmbiin, 4 do; Fawuel Reds,’ ilis. do} ime, Masao, Poriiand: Me” Clinton. scbertson, ¥ewar ‘Crocker, ‘AV'en, Dighton, id bark Michael (Prat), Pohmeor, Quesnst3wa; brig Mary, Fe CHrant Eston, May 13—Arr ship Mountain Wave, Hum- ag cob Juanes ene N York: jhr Bte pl Cd brig Win Wilson, Farrell Bio Yala ship F Fever Peatedy, Havana, DGARTOWN May 1’ Arr echra Superior, Thomas, New York for Haliowellt Coral, Fa'ea, do for Halk, Ps las, Freash do fo Bockland, FALL RIVER, May 11—Arrechrs James T Bertire Toman, Foiadelphia, Baltimore) ath. Boston, Brower, do; BE tharp, A id 14th, achre ickingon: and TeiRiiag’ Brewsier, Phlindelpbie: Cliston, orden, do, vin Secopreit: 15th, © G Waterbury, Cook, Alexkudrie, BARTFORD, May 15—8'd echra 8M Sbaddoo®, Williams d Alm iiiiams, Philadelphia; © $ Bazard, Bil. ra BS York. KY WEST. Moy 9-814 eohra CB Koudaon. Squire (rom Contzaccal D Mereton. Jackson: MOBILE. ay ene tee Lirden Kirby, NYork. Cid thine Arkwright, Davis. Liverpoo!; Oregon, ‘Porter, Havre bare Vi erlock, Belize, ond. rr thip Vistoria (Br) NEW ORLRARE, ae bark tell rr, B York; bark Tidal Wave, a XORF OL K, Mey 1acary sche: West Winds Howard, Port 1 le Spark jaye: 10th, Golden Fleece. ent, do od rtp Brother jJonaitian,} vey San Juan 13 day se uz Gaye 8 8 Bishop. bi Wibitriege, C Trane desn, Chiptas findsipin 12 129 Fale Wig 4. Tandvey, ¢o 118 cya: steamship Cregor, I 2h, Holla: Millett, Boston 133 day: Fenny Mejor, Lawton, Honclulu daye: 13h, stepebin Golden Gate, Leroy, Pansma 12 daye 1th sehr Far West, Bisbee. To! iva Gendt Tntande ‘bar Semuel Merritt, Gove, Hong Kong 48 dara; 19th, Margarets, Bremen, Gamburg via Punts A elt dain, shipe crinpe, Stickney, Catcutiay 1 ‘alino; 18:h, bark bips Tornado, Le Callao; oh, Brewster, 0) i2—Arr bark gett ho Dune ‘eboarey hen. Gilebrii ton. un OR DU) Rtogeor’ doe Lith, Mardi Maria, Small Yor Sith cobra tints, Bie, NYork; 14th, bark Arthur, Pickeries pe ‘Zazibar '8'd 12h, park Joho rae i Africa; schr Ont TH ‘Thompron, atd J &P Chase, RYort rcm Mack laa) do; and & large eet of cosstérs boun Betsy ‘14—Cld brig Tornado, McCart: i sw oe ‘schrs'W 1 Springs, Mershon, Cleatuegos; Nec iFTRENTH STRERT PRESHYTERIAN CHU ROH, BI Bt tween Irving place and Third avenue, ‘Tha pas Semuel D, Alexander, will preach in this ch 1044. M, and Rev, fo ds, of Fhttadelphie, at 3c, oF rich and 8 ASSEMBLY ROOMS. CORNER OF GREE? wich and Sixth sm to th where ‘he ibe will be ccttatiel tothe on weecee ¢ Sundsy morning, at the usual hour of meeti eat agarcl: ton of believers bas no identity with an: tA ie sonst ‘Chri tendom, Protestant or papist, being nat ‘that they are a! in theory and practice, an apostecy from ite trath, M42 ACDOUGAL STREET RAPTIST CAyEDE. on Rev. Mr. Beech aes missionary from Barmah, jeg! inthe above church on Sundey morning next, the i at halt past Wo orclooken the Kev. Mr. Backus, at 3P. M ‘tte Kev. Dr. Brown, of the Burmah ‘at halt pait D. DUNBAR, Pastor. MBMORIAT, OF BISHOP WAINWRIIHT.—CHURG corner of Hammord street and Waverley plane. C eee i> meorror the following £ cerarmen. ‘will officis! . M., Bi aries F. Quintard, cf Tennessee; 34 P. Rov ohn W Cian $i F. dos Rev’ W.de Manlonbete, De KV. ALRXANDER H. WRIGHT WILL FREAD RY God veiling)” the, Ms between the Bi Tenth avenues, to-morro Inet” Bervicescommence MID A Menad7e; Peat’ Buble for the evening: ** The Sermon op the Mount J Ail favorat yw enterprise are invited to at'end, a DR, HAGUE, OF ALBANY, WILL REPEAT, F special Fequest, Bis eermon on “the Aatiquity of of Pre ‘a, Rise of Pectorianism.” to-morrow (Sunday) even! in the Fecond avenue Baptist church (Rev. | Bate Rowarex AND CHRISTIANITY.~RBV, DE. MA, KNAMY, ney of the Glens of Cee lal ry recen’ of the Irish Missions of Scot'and. will oo course Sabbath evening lectures in Brosiway Halt. 1 1 104 Broads between Thirty-recond and Thirty third streets. to-mori evening, at Tig ofelcek. ‘The public are respesfully in ited ESTMINISTER. CHURCH- -TWENTY-8ROON ite Len Seventh Boden yet nad David Keane i e Rev. Marsbal!. of Fabre. ‘tabur} the oe scae, o’clock A. M.; the Bae Worputen has <A arternoon etek the 'e Ke tooky, wilt vreemh th con ‘ua Sermon, at 734 o’elock, ., when a ‘oollection will be taken up, WINES AND LIQUORS, GUAEET Gi Amer Crane iT i-9i Pie Hone, B nae reat aR ae a represen! vol lo prises. A jo y(or fomtly ure’ si PIRRON N’S medicinal stores, street, one block west from Bowery, and 621 Hudson sire corner of Jane. co beac i & CO, Talon, niton Few, York, impor lers of MESBENGRD'S LONDON CORDIAD. 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