The New York Herald Newspaper, May 8, 1858, Page 8

a | if Down ; i if li fe Ht Fs 7 i i: i % g t i H i : i | : 7 &, 8, 3 ; ty [ i H H ute i thy “5 ! ke ii i aEE iE fs it i f & £ 2 E ae img: at Konceni, because fuse,” and olberwise indulges iu tectuical criticisms, which have draea out correspondent of ours, who says ghe anthor of them has shown an ability » nice @ eet orguisite heads on cherry stones.” The even comes out in artustic arucles, berates the Philadel- Sars Series ‘Marsbali, ae} ry vr - aterestod aaa noble efforts to ily establish opera among of, aud allempts to whip ia the artists to a voluDwerng Of their services. It has even occasion- ally off into fits of ecstacy and enthusiasm aout art, wie vorely porziea some of the market people, who were almort induced baskets and id to shoulder their come made it , and that handsomely, ‘season, Pm’ evident to ‘everybody; is master of his business, eogages surrounds himself with comovtent, manty assistants; his management be- as able as bebind it; and there is more surface Mr. Ullman, un- uirements of the American %, want novelty aud va i E Hn He we only cite this instance to show and energy can accomplish. The . Marshall's last season was the 0) of giflt ; F f z building, and, it is said—we for it—have already It is to be hoped, for the ‘art, that they will exercise great etion, and that they may succeed in nts as to place the Acaiemy ona is of usefulners. The present is @ critical ce, and more discretion is now re any other . i ement of a supertpvendent, ander Ue an executive committse of the directors. bas some important advantages, among this, that any and every person want. the buildmg fora pight,or succesmon of do so, and the rent com immediately of the directors without paying ® comais- to “middle men.” Many concerts might if the charge be made within reasonable the stockholders shoald net look forward ; they should show a liberal disposition, to receive enough to pay absolute ex edmission is as much as they ra ex . By such noble densa! of self- might aid in giving the public an opportu. ying excellent and cheap entertalumwen's, remonerate those bespeery 3 provide place musical, operatic and exbibi- which would be permanent. The bouse net eh iz i | i =Ea i rf 5 i t ! Ht f z Be t [ Naval Intelligence. was taken out of the dry repaired. The sloop of war Preble, the school ship ot the navy, now at Norfoli, will soon be ready for the recep- téen of ner officers. Commander Wm. W. Hunter, N., bas been order- Oren. erection of the new marine barracks at Warrington, is y. Tho walls are already oom- lee ats of roofing commenced. It is situated of the western gate of the Navy Yard, running on parallel lime with the street leading to Pensacola, wud @xtencing within twelve fect of pores Yard an cette parade ground will bein the rear quarters, othe wat’ edge the whole to be eaclosed ii three feet im thickness and 14 feet in height. haa constroction. It will be ready for oxcupation by nex fall, and wil! comfortably sscommodate 250 mea, in- officers. ole on the 2sch ult., where she put to for coal; ali well. Decisions in Admiraity. UNITED STATES DISTAICT COURT. Refore Hon. Judge Betts. May 7.— William EB. Collis et. at. vs. the Schooner Cor seine —This wae an action brought to recover for supplies furnisbed to the vessel by the lidellants. The owner of the verre], who resides in North Carolina, intervened by claim and aorwer. The Sberuf of the city and county of New York ales intervened and claimed of the ‘Vease! by viriue of an attachment issued out of the Supe. rior Coort, aad an execution sabsequently issued on a obtained unier those ne a libel. oepted to the competency appear sent the libellants’ claim. That the Shoriff bas eompetent anthority to intervene and claim tn this cause. Ferdinand Maas ws. the Schooner Podee.—This was ‘so action brought to recover for the non delivery of $53 hides, shipped at Aspinwall on July 2, 1855, under a bill of lading consigning them t the libellants at this pert. The schooner left Aspinwall well manned and provided, but the crew were soon disabled by disease ‘and she was blown on the coastin almort a helpless ©ondition, but was st laet got into Oarthagms in a crippled state. A portion of the hides were found Sileé with vermin, and in a periahing condition, A sur by the master of the sch 0ner, Consul and resident A 3 & 2 z z ¥ ‘Wititamsbarg Otty News. ‘Tee Wares Wonks. —The process of laying pipes for the fatro‘uction of water into Rrooklyn i# progressing more ly ip the Hastern than the Western district. Work- men have been engaged, for some time past, in laying i ‘Wwawws through the principal [streets ruoming east ant ‘wort, and in some cares, in the Nineteenth ward partion Marty, the have been laid in the crovs streets. The mmaliert calibre of main pipe is three inch, tncreasing in Size to twelve-ineh. All the are laid & distance of four and feet below surface of the ground Gangs of men are at work in nearly every street, and the work of i), undoubtedly , completed long be fore tbe ready to be introduced into the reser. vor. ‘Tee Seurvanns —The yarde in Williamaburg and Green. point are quite dull, there being but little business at any efthem. C. P. Lupton, at Greenpoint, ie coustructing a steamboat for the Red Bank route in connection with the wit 0 deck , 30 feet beam, draw sbout three feet be completed im August or the firstof Finr.—About nine o'clock on Thursday night a fire broke ont in the ary goods store of Issac Ullman, 121 Ewen etreet, caused by the goods in the window comiay jm contact with the gas light it wae extinguished with Wut 820 damage Breciant.—The feed store of Georges Bedell & Bro., forner of North Second street and Bushwick avenue, was — red om Wednesday night by burglary, en. DeixcaTion To tae Torery Sista St lomis Republican of the 4th inst. says of the Fifth Congress onal cistriet, in ® eonvention held Inst week. decline? to make any nomina- nation for Coneress—in effect yielding toe race to Colonel uel H. Woodson, American. In the Third district there is no longer a doubt of the nomination of General Jon B. Clark for re-election. In the Fourth district Jamee member, will be senominated and In Sixth district nothing bot the formalities of & nomination are to be gone through with, as it ie as cortained that & majority Of the delegate are in. #trocted to vote for Jobn 8 Phelps. In the *eventh dis trict General Noell bee received the nomination to sue (ened Sam Caruthers, whose health is very much impel: fn the Second district, Thomas L. Anderson, who o Pier precieely the same ground as Colonel Woodson declared himself a candidate for re-election, ene th ple of the district know too well how to appreciate Jrrition pot to rend him hack to Congress. Tho Firat \s the only district w! bout a candidate mt peminavion Missovar Coron. — operations of the Treasary Department materially. Morris Canal Company. Annexed is a summary of ita ba finess for the year 1867. The income was:— i I i i FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. BOuBY MARKET. Fup, May 7—6 P.M, ‘The amount of busines transacted at the board to-day ‘was quite limited, and the general complaint was of dul- ness, All the regular speculators of the sirect appear to be operating in their individual capacity. There are no cliques, no combinations, and very few large holders of stocks. Any movement mede for an a@vance or decline is with a view of realizing @ very smal! profit, and one and two per cent appear to be satisfactory to the winning party, It is, in fact, a ome and two per cent market. The rise or fail hardly goes beyond that point. Outsiders de not operate much in this way. They cannot tarm quick enough, and profer purchases; for cash, 90 that the stock can be taken out of the market. At the first board to-day Ta Crosse Land Grant bonds advanced 3 per cent; Eric Railroad, 4; Michigan Southern, old, 3; Pamama, ; Cleveland, Columbus an4 Cincinnati Railroad, 34; Milwau- hie and Missiasigpi Railroad, 3. The quotations current this morning do not differ much from those ruling at the close yesterday. Tne comaicsian houses have very fow orders, gud the outide absorption of stock appears to bave ceased for the moment. Mere are large holders of stock outside of the street who are waiting for au ad- vance to cithor realize or add vw thotr present line. Tne abundance of money is steadily operating to reduce the ‘amount of stock in speculators hands, and this fact alone has a powerful influence upon prices. Daring & com- paratively iimited supply of money, outside speculators purchase on time, usually buyer’s option, and are con tent not only to pay interest on their contracts, but to setile merely the differences at the maturity. Now out- side purchasers buy @ good deal for cash, and when they parchase om timo stand ready to take in the stock when it falls due and put it away in their pockets. There is, therefore, a wide difference in the character of the movements at different times. The first may do well enough during a period of wild excitement and active speculation, but the last is more effective in a long run. There isalarge number of shrewd capitalists im the market who understand very well the position of our prominent lives of railroads, who know very well that most of them are unwarrantably depreesei, that they are gradually extricating themselves from the difficalties and disasters of the revulsion, that they are suffering more or lees from the unprecedented stagnation of basi ness, and that they are now passing through the worst phases of the times. Koowing thie, they are picking up Jots of stock daily, without the slightest reference wo any speculative operations of Wall street, and the probability is Cat io lees than twelve months they will realize the result of their foresight and sagacity. At the second board the market was steady, with a moderate amount of business. Chicago and Rock Island advanced \{ per cent; Pacific Stea@umhip Company was 3¢ per cent lower. After the board the current rates at the clone ruled ouwide. The disagreeable weather undouht edly hat a depressing influence upon operations. A few days of sunshine might give more life to the market and bring about some epeculative excitement. ‘The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as follows:— Total receipts..... $125,953 97 ~~ ments. ‘231,733 62 seseeees 2,018,086 92 We receipts to day include $40,000 from customs. ‘The transactions of the Clearing House to day were as follows:— Total exchanges . Total balances... The Metropolitan currency certidcates now amount to $118,000. The reduction is now going on rapidly. ‘The business im foreign exchange to day for to-merrow’s packet bas been limited, Rates for sterling bills tend up- ward, but they still range below specie shipping points. We quote bank aad banker’s villa on London at 9a 934 per cent premium; on Paris, Sf 173g @ 6f 12%. There ig some talk of large specie shipments, but the rates are not quite high enough to make it profitable. The bids for the new issue of Treasury motes are likely to be very large. The aggregate will without doubt be to the extent of two to three times the amouat required. The easy money market fayors the financial We have received a copy of the annual report of the soe $277,057 84 8,077 17 1,633 00 seescees, $206,088 61 LS siete 6 . 49,573 11 120,649 86 cos $166,118 76 86,446 92 24,626 69 110,903 62 Interent on debt......6.0. 0s ++ 65,125 23 Annexed is an abstract of of the balance sneet:— $1,025,000 00 997 660 002,022,640 00 435,500 00 620 49 1,296 35— 36,815 84 86,837 03 cee ee $92,682,682 87 paid. Cost of canal and work: Cash on band Materials... Bills receivable . Individual accounts... ‘The condition of the cana! in commencing business the present seagoa is better than usual. Every part of it bas ‘doen put in tne best repair, and the three additional sew inciined planes add very considerably tw the capacity for work and to the facility for doing business upon it, Afver the completign of the two planes {now begun there Will be Dut two more to be rebuilt, which it will be the policy of tbe company to reconstruct at their earliest eon venience. The Auditor of the Atate of Indians pablishes a state ment of the present condition of the free banks of that State, from which we learn that the following banks have complied with the amended law of 1865, and hare securi thes deposited with (he Treasurer of that State, attheir mar- ket value, to an amount not less than fifty thousand doi- lars, and ten per cent in excess of their circulation — Bank of Goshem, Goaben; Bank of Gow Gosport. Bapk of Mt. Vernon. . Vernon; Bank Paoli, Pao i; wi ‘abash; Bank of Salem, New Albany; ; Bioomington Bank, Bloomington Bank, Greencastle, Farmers’ Bank, Weatheld; Indiana Banx, Madison; Indiana Farmers’ Bank, Franklin Kentucky Stock Bank, Columous, Legrange Bank, Lima Parke County Bank, Terre fieute, Salem Bank, Goshen Southern Back of ladwna, Terra Haute The following banks have complied with the amendet jaw, but have since gives notice of thetr intention to with draw their circulation. Their notes are payable in coia:— Bank of Indiana, Michigan Oity; Cambridge City Bask) Cambridge City; Canal Bank, Evansville, Ceatral Baok> Indianapolis, redeemed by the Treasurer of State. Crescent ity Pank, ville. The following banks are winding up voluntarily, apd are redeeming their notes at par, as specified. The tea Per Comt excess of securities is retained by the Auditer — Bank of redeemed at the bank: Brookvilic bank, Hoosier Bank leading bondholdere, who believed that their bonds would ‘be oasentially and permanently enhanced in value by finally funding the floating debt. Tbe signatures of more ‘than three fourths of the boncholfers have already been secured, and the floating debt iteclf is almost entirely signed off, The coal business, suspended the past months, is about being resumed, and the {ron and lumber trader are already active. The Northern Central road opens the Williamsport and Elmira yailroad to Baltimore in June, and also by two new routes, the Pennsylvania Central and Lebanon Valley, to Philadelphia; and the completion of the Quakace branch of the Cate. wien read i July t the Beaver Meadow, will place New York as near t Buffalo by way of the company’s road aa by the Hudson River and New York Oontral roads. The managers express the be. ef thas, with al! ite opening proepecta, and with fe duan NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1858. Jersey et 680. Osis were dull and more fret cial troubles adjusted, the difficulties of the past will be | prim forgotten im ita fetare safety and increasing prosperity. | o!*" SS aa aca taney cans Stesmably Kangaroo (Br) J Bioomabip riemon, Lowber, Bremen= Bachan & Co, Bark Laura, Wright, Malaga—M M Freeman & Go. gue. Bi , Strout, Bavena—Mavhew, Taihot & Co. Brig Coste Rica, mundy, Aspinwene Fant road Co. jundy, walle Pansna Brig Addy switt, avery, Maracaibo Maitland Pelpa A ee Jno Boynton, Blye, Port sa Prince—A Rolker & Mobi Alpha (Br), Curry, &t Jebn, NB—D R DeWol ‘s rig] E bsidwin, Mosigomery, Fernsndina—Thowpson # tamuel V. Merrick, larael Morris, Albert Worreil, Win. Liverpeol—T (7 Dale. 100 do... 100 Hud River RR 400 do, a ge. Pisebr EA Fart (of Georgetown, Me). Low, Matanzas 18 days, wees 8 Wane ein, Charlestow, 4 days, with cotton, ‘as a wit bh to Jonas timith a Schr Aletnes, Bervey, Virgin's tor New Haven. Schr Mary A Morgan, Pearsall. Virginis. Schr M Monson. Jr,Brewsier. Virginia. Senr Marian A Goula (of Frankior), Rogers, Bal:imore, 3 eh ir Caroline Knight, Rowell, Luteo, 4 days, Rick, —~Sales of 260 casks were made at 34jc. a 4c. Sveaks —The market was firm and aétive, with sales of about 1,500 bhds , including Cuba muscovaaos at 53¢c. a 64c., and Porto Rico at 6c. s Tc. Tonacco —Kentucky leas active, other sorts firm, Tho sales embraced 83 hhds, Kentucky at 63¢c. @ 14; 69 bales Havana, p. t.; 64 cases of seediear at 8. @ 220; 280 Fiori- Ca at 15c. @ 206. Waisksy.—The market was heavy, witb sales of 200a REPORTED SALES OF BONDS AND STOCKS AT AUCTION. By A. H. Nicolay. 800 bbis, af 20 3,0. a 210. fobr Benjamin, Walen, Lubes, 5 dayn. $1,900 Misgouri os eees cone Int. added 8134 Wnatxboya.—The previous advance was sustained, Schr Capiam Jobn, amith, Cuder, Me, 5 days, 4.009 Miwaukie and Horicon RR. 8's... do. 4444 | with sales of 12,000 Ibs. Ochotsk on the spot, at $1 15 cagh goer Canary, Hoffees, Coins, 6 Sere. 3,600 Town of Berlin (Go., Wis.) 8's. do. 2% | | Woor.—There has been only light demand for tleece | Ror Albert Jameson Iemenda, Rockland, 4 days, 20 she. Liinois Central - % “ae during the week, and sales will not exceed Schr HS Barnes. Freymond, Gloucester. © 26 Huagon River RR... 50,000 Ibs. Prices are stendy at our quotations. Foreign Schr Moses Waring, Crowell, Boston, 3 da 14 American Exchaoge Bast. eels continue dull of aale, Californian of good qualky is | chr Kanner, ull, Aloany for Row ‘Bedlora. 20 Lebox Fire Insurance Oo, Sebr Hurd, Wood, Ron4out for Salem. EZ iu favor; mapufacturers take it more freely than eretofore as @ substitute for low fleece or native quality; rales of it this week amount to 60,000 Ibs. at a range of léc, 8 200., 81X months. American Saxony fleece 40c. a 46c. per Ib’, full blood 36c. # 40c., balf and three-quarters blood 30c. a 36c, native and quarter blood 27c. a 32 ; Sp loop Mo Steamer Ospray, Kenny, Providence: ‘The bark reported below as the is PP — rots et Intercession, 26 Bope Fire Insurance Co. 20 St. Mark’s Fire Insurance Also the following: $10,000 Tennessee 6’ 1,000 Detroit, Monroe and do, 4 | extra pulled 32ca 46c., superior pulled country 27c. Miscellaneous and £000 One Oe bens cea read datas s’s 20 52% | 80c,No. 140. 2c. a bbc, Peruvian washed 26c. a 2ic. Suse Pouigwanea, duben of Padedsanie bem lerervcd 100 Mite and lot ns eee a isd etnias ceecinn | Sinrbaeon? mat petmge Guing gin tem ‘hp Worn a a 200, tw £00 New ork and Harlem EE. 1s... do. 6036 Qe. 8 1Ro., washed 100, 280 Smyraa’uawaabed 1c. Came entircly useless in a hard blow on the pertiack, % éc., washed . & 259. ; Mexican unwash: .* J Bric Tima irks, at Matacong, West Coast of Africa, 108 Catifornian fine unwashed 180, a 21., common unt gf aad from elses Ses Ue saseeeseed cementite tes ness We, & lide. OUR FASILY MARKET REPORT. THE KETAIL FSICBS—FISH CHRAP—VEGRTABLES COMING IN. proceed on the voyage. and reached Serra ceune in 43 days Duce oth: The market is filling up rapidly with all manner of early | passage. where sbe obiained a suitable soar for # fore and aft Jan, 11,...814608400 TBEREE Soke aes vegetables, sd the peices ero Detter for the onavamer | “tC TIS tees sone ca saniaen Benevento le eee \< F RG , from at 5 March 16... 14,613,760 iio Pon'oee Toun'one than they were. During the week pastthore have been | fore reporsed run into, lost bowsprit, opgalinnt mass and bad April 6 pried io 1946 1,080/817 | several cargoes of potatoes from Bermuda landed at this a Rca ie 613; 483,228 1/965,316 "996,961 F me ManiErta at Alexandria from Boston, May 3... 14,617,160 1/8993553 21008335 1,039;398 | Poth Which sell rapidily at 64 60 per bbl, to the dealers. | 2i0' boom during the pasenge. This potato ia in great demand, and it deserves ita popu- Scum Atma, McDermot, at Alexandria from Windsor, N8, larity. Although it @omes from one of the most common had balwarks and boats stove. Bilis of Depovitsm chortle, rv py ooo Jan. ¥1,.,.$17,702,725 i egecy 761,210 916,519 | Varieties of the potato—the Western red—it ia a fine, Grae Npzeres, Zectern. trom Baltimere for Washington 025 med paee mealy taber, of strong favor it is true, but excellentoat | famage. ne ey ee ' ‘ ; Bebr Lillie , ult 1i.eeges Senne. “anyes ‘cannes | NE: 4 Sou temmatets ‘have alse cosneen feom Bormadh, | _ Oils tite Selon wane) Siered ot Raises ah wit May 8... 17}208,225 668,869 701,083 1,043,867 NO, Advorsiser, as being off New {niet 8d inal, BANKS OUT OF PROVIDENCE, Marine Disasters fer April. Due other ‘The estimated losses by marine disasters reported during 782228 T1016 the past month were less than during either of the two pre- 713,803 63,784 ceding months, amounting to $1,745.376, against $2419 170 for 788,183 47/605 March and $1,911,380 for February. We are indebied to 1 H by eo Upton, Req, for this return, which will be found as near cor- Bills oe Tect as possible for a work of this nature, which bas to be = antl, S62 compiled from rough maleriais obtaine:! from all parta of the 14778” 108,419 80,201 world, Bach ciass of vessela will be found under separate 938/807 160,111 87412 435/148 beads and in alphabetical order:— 036,953 162,918 120,206 455,185. sTramegs + Tlosjo0t 105,416 126,827 4241570 * America, suk at the wharf iu Hamilton. Canada $2500. May © 3..... 7,183/505 163,784 © 94023 432,919 rothe, (UN) from NFork tor North Uarolian, pat into Nor Dry Goods Trade Yipes Cy, vane ober Se Orieine spar ia e1s00, total loaa by fre at Port Stanley, OW. April 5. The annexed is @ comparative statement of the imports of foreign dry goods at the port of New York for the week, and since January ] from Misalastopi river for St Louis; total lose by Es ‘fire April 22 (Ocean . Ovean Spray, from 8t for Miseiasip pi river, total loss For the Week. 1856. 1857. 1868 by fire Apr il 23(Turpentine) Entered at the port. $1,631,003 990,815 769,843 V3 td | led ‘NUrleans; total loss by fire near Torown _aee. +» 1,549,295 (003,253 919,508 Son Fee, from Cedar Grove, LI, for NYork; collision with Since 5 aw! = g Entered at the port. .$96.912,940 98,954,207 17,367,600 they will keep for Y gS fire at ®t Loci. $25 000. Throws on market .. 37,897,379 37,019,616 22,202 619 i month. Were it not for this ae outside the ae aay é ge Sane * (See Rvencteen, Tue importations vo far exhibit no important increase Cl\Y Ne NuLld Bow oar a a ee eal ica ants | SRebegrap 3 fromm Port for Fort Okmotn. $12,000. compared with the previous month or two, and are still | fresh water fish are dieappearing from the stalls. New | jc irs) fr hese for Portamouh; sunk in the mio largely under the mark compared with this period last | butser is quoted much lower by the wholesale dealer, but mrs, Foee re ce Bak anticipate any material waqmentation | £2 15% conta por pouml. ‘ne bealmen. wae bring the | i= cenrtat Seas. on un sare Menrand arr at Cowes until the beginning of mext month. Trade with ihe inte Acmiral = ine Beach ben ppt ons lad oe he aapagandeersrrea: Henry Keed, Eoatyers. rom Cues for England; put into ‘and for the remainder of the month it is expected to ma" hopes, bg aban terially advance, Tho business doing, though on acon. doned ta Wi 8 Wan So eanton ettorss tracted woale compared with tbat at the wame season in tapsek Be Teck nada nT Dee PS inte Portemouts past years, is yet conducted on much sounder and safer Lizaie Dre #, Perey. from apslachicola for Providense, off Cape Florida March 3i sprung mainmaat. $400 principles. The competition to sel! goods to the interior, except for cash or reduced credits, ia leas pressing. The | Commission houses in domestic goods are generally selling | more goods and at firmer prices. At last accounts from | China, cotton piece goods were firm and in good demand, and we may expect during the summer a better export demand to spring up for cotton plece goods. With the prevent high range of prices for the raw ma terial, the pricet of al! cotton fabrice are likely to be sustained, if they do not go stil) higher. The collections Lord Dufierin (Br), Rennie, from NOrleans for Liverpool; lost buiwerks and in hurricane. $3700 Paine: from Charleston for liostou; ashore SALT AND SMOKED MRaTS. from the laterior continae to be fair, aad when payments 9 a an m in full are mot forthcoming partial liquidation and renew. . ‘country 2 BARKS , als are resorted to for short poriods. The paymants of er pe nia cd ree an ay Se een ee city jobbing paper held by the banks in this city walarge LK a Cardenas for Cork; below Charles extent feli due 00 the Ist and 430 inst. and wore me: mach Ane. eae 2 0100 | “nema from at London in dlatrese beter than many persons had been led to suppose, A Geom, = 9 reve. a ; d considerable poruon of the payments were due, either J Burlington, Keene, from Havana for Marseilles; put into Gireotiy or indirectly. to foreign creditors, and payments Wild pig'ns,dos 1 00 8 1 37 | w¥orn tor repairs April 12. $4000. received are converted into sierling exchange, which has bya ‘ }-4 had tocbaee, Jarvie, from Liv col for St Joham; put in Queens a se vi leeks, & 1000. Plover, doz... 308 — eh a a Holmes, from Jamaica, at Bremen very leak some extent next week Brown sbeotiugs aad ani PoULTny. “cia Chapin: fi from Work for NOrleans: totall 22 DUCKE. 52... 208 24 lop'near Bowe Water forks Uamuman, Haren eis Bt ‘ a1 0) MELISS lon ew Le Sage Keckange. Jones, from Liverpool for Newport; total loes at FISH. Wielow April 6. ‘$25,000. .S a — Pike, perid wee techer bake from Bunderiand for NYork; fm —~ oepeosee Re Trott, from Havana for Falmouth, R; total loss ° <= " & — | near Nasenu NP ‘$4 000. Pan a ae ee wreure Sy we me 2a 8 4 ® 3 Skioemen. (re ane ae 4a=— - I oo 12s | Lonestar, Dier, at NYor : on Osu oe trovecn, from fovenases © haverpes! leaky wae tom SHELL 0 al Aj .- a '- wl * “Richtee from Masansan for Falmouth, sa 5 berra te Here; ecere of cu. to * = | “Femi for NOricane a - a My a _ Viaion at Beaumaris, bea Maron lo Janetro for Mobile; off Cape Brio ——p— oe - ke to hey beavy and light cargo. a were dull and pominal, and scarcely aalead! * abs; Sop sta material redecton ta priee i ae ‘Cubs; total lon near , Allen, from Trini Cubs, for Philadelphia, io CITY COMMERCIALREPORT. ree, frou Nema, NP iota! lose at the Great Frinay, May 76 P.M. Astos —Small sales of pots and pearls were made at 60 Brravercyrs.—Plour—The market ruled quite heavy and irregular, and prices were ansettied. Sales of inferior, Rood State wore at $4.0 #4 10, and extra do. at $4 15.084 30—the weier ane. oh wide Round hoop Ohio ranged from $4 25 to $4 45. figures. PRICK. The eales for the day were wt about the following quote. near Une Ken Mach hai agen” for NYork; total tose yt ‘elope, Hixon. rom Mnaitan for NYork; total loot near [SISSS1SSS8l laaSl lal Stiill Bu 4 00 0 84 10 3 Taguna 4% 0 430 - ee Albert Acama Mayo, from Wouters dee sis - ae Into Bermuda ip siatreae March | Extra Oblo and Western. 4a 446 - a8 pa} SEL. Caaadian superfine and ex 4a 550 he + 4% Cleopatra, Danneburg, treat itecs tor Holland; lost earge, Baitimore, Alexandria and 4568 5 60 Ben 99 | and patio Beilly March S. ‘puso. : Southern y and extra 4850 535 yor Eliza (Fr), Soubim, from Cardiff for Corso, abandoned im tat orale dereter 6508 700 = +H 44, Jon 16 16, Feb 20. $7600, CL eee 80a 350 3 y. Corn meni. ssennteass 3 608 3 66 bee ae hha Roaton Canadian was heavy and sales limited t' about 400 bbia, : rr] aor bite Alatch, fom “Apalachicola for Rowton; lost rad at the above figure. Southern brands wore at 4 Gen Worth. Diekey, wana for Oardenas, struck on for extra grades, whe common was heavy, or % the Moro condemned and fold. La with alee of about 1,200 bbie. at the above prices. - : Hevriet Small, in coil with Faishaven Bridge. #2. flour and corn meal wore s.oady and prices unchanged. = ee ‘en Leung, trem Dalamere; Ol Eases Ney heat wae dull and iower. and alos limited to some 4,000 = a " Ronton; total loas of Tna- 8 5,000 bushels, including Kentucky white at $120.0 $128; -— a0 -| oak oe ; white Michigad #1 18; white Southern damaged to prime e qdar'he Post, Thomson, at Dunmore Bast; lort sila te, 8 $115 & $1.28, and damaged Chicago at p. t W Gorn wae in good pat. hey hee, 5 apeenily we Movements in Real Estate, Mocon, OriMihs, from Savarnah for NYerk; missing since sound. The sales embraced about 40,600 n 60,000 bush By A. J. Bleecker, Son & Oo, Nckawk, Henderson, trom Rockport for Sarkanab; split els, ‘ncluding New Urieane mixed, at 640. & O60., and ROHL. fomeenel tout Geelaeath dorks ewopt oe. Oe. 15,000 burbels of yellow at 7c. White was nominal, | 1 lotr. 6 cor. of Marcy ave, and Hickory st, 265x100. ga75 | “rrmAs, Jost malomil, eskaowop, AS TE peanee: Rye was heayy, prices unchanged, with « small sale of ' J lo} on Maroy avenue, acjoining AboVO.....,......., 275 | ashore on Marquesns Keye and arr at Key West, $6600, yanbepgent pater. 160 & Hay.—The market was steady, at 40c. a 5¢c., with mo. Bris Montgomery, Wylie, Jacksonville—Yates, Portereld Kehr Norfelk Poeket, Bedell, Apalachioola—R Post, 12 2's eas F Caer Rasnatae Seenaca tae eae = Sehr Seguine Kingsland, baltimore—Mailler, Lord & Que 13000 a “ — Seamer bi &.. mace on ho. beer a omtaee = naes Concord, Norwan, Philadelphia, 3000 300 are rather quict and @ lower. ARRIVED scco 300 Se: about sapplied their orders for the apring Salen havo | pamengeee to Lasian'd Farce emmends with mdse and 100¢ 17 Mich Gent RR... 64 beea, 7,0 Bonsce Arran san Mevenviese gen eased ‘Ship Orient, bi Liverpool. April 4, with mdse and 420 pas- 5 £20 MiSo&N Ind RR 25% | eight months; 3,600 , inferior, at ‘era, (0 fpofford. Tilesten i 160 do. ... B90 237 | 8 <0 Texas, Jee. a 18e., six months; 3,000 W ree vans ieten Am eh a wo 60 do. alts, 6 " with mdse 18 100 MiS&NI 60 50% LeaTuxk has been very active at full prices. Recolnts | 379 oon Oe Meshal Bon uit, mit bo 100 Paoama RR, bio 103 77,200 hemiock, 9,950 oak. Saide 07,700 hemlock, 9,660 | 4830, spoke sbip Orooudaies, from NOrleaas for Liverpool, 4 ‘ ed Sock, #4600 hemlock, towed, ro leiice! Tike Soho. (iret Bhimann, Grisbclisns “th'dhva! win i a salon of 00 dp: Cube molunce were toad ‘tt 260, | colo 2° Weyer April a) la: W218 ioa B80 “moke te it | Mxtiva bron. tampon ware stay, wan | Seon, Maneater . 303g | sales of about 500 bbis., ut 49. cash, and 60 do:, in ship- | 19 ‘until april 26, on the Banks. ‘which lost and aplit ss 80 30 ping order, at 50c. Grade turpentine’ was inacuive and no, galls, Ac. Has had light Yarlsbic ‘wins’ since passicg he he a iJ \ sicchtnaa ead avd from the delivered. Medium and fine grades | |, Hark Wursata (Hanov), va, Sunderinnd, Marsh 16, ‘wete unc! was duil and irreguiar. with coals: to i & F W Meyer Had Besey westerly weatner. BOARD. a ed 0 Rew lestires of mo | Tbe fre night out sbioped asea which stove both haich houses 50 ans Ohi & RIRT. Hd Linseed was steaay, and sales of about 6,0000 | “ith ioventonio tor Scarce Garver, Havre. March 27, | 100 B80 78 iene Ausericas Were vopertas ee ORG b aoe. Grene | wine ica passengers, to Wai werk Chase, 3048 | whale was firm, with sales of about 1,500 bbls. on the Bark Euise (Ham), Nielsen, Hamburg April 3, with mdse 6000 Bari 3a mtg bda 74 | spot, at 660., cash. Crude sperm was steady, but quiet, | #4 168 passengers, to F Ky rok 20 she Pacidc M 88 Co pisrs at si 20. i) » Bark Atalanta (Brem), Horstmann, Bremen, April 6, with 100 Cembl'd Coal Oo. Shi; | Provisions.—Pork—The market was firm but aot ac: | Bare hots fan ieetry. We cone Ne, t GOm NM ae to GO varee 88% | tive, while receipts were moderate, The sales embraced | March 8, with to Boyd & Hincken, May 2, lat 40 80. lon 50 Harlem RR Pref. #4 | about 800 bbie., iucluding mers at 916 37 a $18 60, 69.4, spoke brig Mary Sabina, Bouarou from Waltinore for 7 a ee sore | Cobiefly at the inside figure,) and prime wt $14 75 a$.6; | Harbor Grace, NF same day, lat 40 90, lon 68 10, excbanged 180 Mich 8& Nia RR. 90X.] Soa alee’ won 9 60." Boof was tirm and in fair de: | Sensls with weamsbip Arsgo, hence for Havre; same time, the eh $0,. | mand, with sales of about 260 bbls, inoluding country | #A",ssicamer to ine oathward. bound & (the Baxonla, heuce 180 Ga) and Chi RR. $5 | prime’ at 84 a $6 50; moss do, $10 50 8 $11 60; ropacked | “brir Caurh “Boctaw, teetsina March 12. left Oibraltar 46 Cley and Tol RR. By Western mm at $12 50a $14, and extra do. at $) 4th. with frult, &c. to Cham! Fhelps &Co Ist inst, Int 100 hi & RI RR 560, 48% | $1475; prime mess was quiet at $18 22, lon 65 20, paased a amal) can buoy, Wilh @ square wood: The following are the closing prices as reported at | uncharged. Bacop was unchanged. we lapder around ih sppareatiy not long tn the j no ring Kowalski’s, No. 18 Wilbam sireet:— heavy and dull, with sales of about jading Brig Elmir (of Bangor), Carlton, Fajardo, PR, 17 days, via a Ava a, ava, | Mhoulders as Oho, & 7c, and hams at $340.00, Bar | romgiaand wound, wih ugar and molasses to maar’ "ga SEK M.S RN.Lpfd BOX 80% | scdoing. ard’ was unchanged; sales of igo bole, | Stik etica seas Sette sea sate Me meee eh 21% Panama. . 107% 108 | ere made at 114¢. a 11%Ke. 7 bas experienced very heavy weather the latter part of the Mepbattan, op “cca Grarde Moors Leblanc from mt Johns, N#, for Boston; missing a Feb 25 Marin wise Sp. apandoned sta Sain from Baib tee Feb) erin 4 $3000 Charleston; put imto Naratieka Conkling from Saute Cruz ay | yet, oat bia for Boston; ashere end ecame O'Brien, » obinaow, from Pai\ade: eer Kart Chop: Vineyard sound, ‘ooOBOCKE, I Sncuno 7 Charlestod leaky April 5 le for NYork; put Rando ph, Porritt, at NYork tn distreen, Fea Belle, Barstow, at Wimingion lorty, 6c Fonther. tinh ‘rok Providence for Beane; eetttion with ae he lone verrsem, do. qe ‘<< Flerica heeft ape. S12 ian France; total Joes Gtnraliar Fo 37 orabiar Fel Urenos, Wikiend, from board cargo and put toto Charlerton for —— boweprit, amchors, &c; arr ie (Br). Brown. from Rondaras for Queenstown; put. Baltimore; y and sunk, as etn Daxale Gr). Tenore, for Haifax, NS; sprung main Shoat Pe Fracklin, La, fer Boston; put into leaty, lost sails, #9. April 5, Victoria (Br). Knowles, from’ Nasu NP, co) inton with schr LO Kelley im Cheeapeake iv Mobile Wak, Wm Wi spars, satis, de, ou voyage S00). SCROON EES Andrew Manderson, . Leland. from Horton for Mestuagos; total lous for ‘rom Hevana for Bilbos, rr = on at Cardenns for Boston: threw > repaire April ts, i ‘isdn, Farrel. froin Rio Janeiro for Phtadetphie; let oe Ae Benarrecn, trom New Orleans tor main and lost turemast otf Unarieston Bar’ Carol. na for wamer end sunk in Obapeske Hay — $6000" bay State, Marrows, from Prov pesto wa for ee useneate BAO ee NO for Meaeatoro; from North for Georgetown, 80, eollision fishing cruise; oligion with an unknown vense); «1 Provincetown repairing. 00 Chrysolite, sckley, Brazo:, etruch on ‘Brawn bak returned les}; 7 Cxseo, turned to NY repairs. ‘Empir a re sprove & New Talet, NJ. a . $8000 Fes, Boshi from Ge Joes of Cape Romain Maren Al Fre > tio, Hu IF and lost rpars siarch 2h. wt since Dec 9, 1857. $10,000 Georgiana, Dewy = Cardenas for Philadelphia; lost desk load, eat'a, 6. Dock river; put into Norfolk | Harriet, Bird, from St and captain Isabella Thomson, Corson, from Philadd@obia Wp; ort sails, spars, boat, 4c. April |, lat $4, lon 76. Issac Achorn, Huckips, from Kocklsod; aabore Bhool $1000, james Kone, Adatus, deck load, Boon voyere. $100 Jane C Dorfghty, teta) lose at Atlantic city. #50 J.D Fish (sloop), from Lew. at Lewes Aoril, and goto ‘. for New Orleasa;, Bolbrook, io Freevort for Boston; collision with “Perl Godwin Phomapeoe t Milford. De! ashore on Two Mun ‘Beach Cpe alana nal “ sbon, Spragg. from ‘ul! 1 3s at Phi lanelphin; lost alls, Dov, &e, 5. Depiel brown, Heald, from Apslacticols for River; 108: foremast, beed stays, dc. March 8. Bbza Lawton frem Georgetown. for New York; put P leaky ahd foremst spreny revataan, an arms W Farrin; Mobuaa 3 fom Not for Virgimia; re- from Chimborazo for Hampton Roads; iD, from Tuskerwn, Mo buged and sunk +e 50, for Charleston; to'al from N York for Ausion; eapsued 14 miles Cleveland, Lake Ginnetbo, Ginn, from Ponee, PR, for United States; missing ‘Wheeler, from St George, Me, for Rappaban- - for Charles on Tom from Matansas for Obarleston; ‘lost urphy, from Atlantic City for NYork; wy for Philadelphia; ashore James Herbour. sratcom, from Wt Desert for Boston; struck Tock in Fox Island y J A Wentervalt (pilot bea), Uision with capaized nod anni, Saxonia and suuk steamer Joseph Potier (Fr) from Swanses for Hoafieur, abamdoned off Lends Eno Mi 3 L a ¥dwards, Sbackeltord, from St Marke for NYerk; Long Beach BU, April 1. and kot of | $6000. LO Keliey, Eaton from bailimore for Providence: with on one. in Chesapeake bay sod sunk $7000. from NYort for a eruiae; col- t. Starr, from Palace! hd Washington, DO; oy’ ashore in ths Delaware. and reg. Mare bill Carter, from Wiluingtou, NC, returned leaky 7th Ape Khzabeth, Pickup, trom Philadelphia; condemned Bt Thomas, 4 xu ‘eh st Brezos Ber April 13 Sle 0. Mery Loui ibbetts, from Boston for Philadelphia; ashore o pofth Catoling. Disney trem Rockland for Georgetown, 01 Jock ian " Lookout April $200. C, total loss on ‘Narciens tirieces Potnt and off sunk at anchor in Delaware is: Aachel Joven, Kennon, f om deck oad’ put back for repairs april. 8700. ilo. Locke. from Dasa Sar Y0-e. collinee with echo bw. and sbandoned Si ti. Ft Wilson. from NOrleans for Texas; ashore 8, Kely, from Giouces.er for N York; asbore at Ma- & $120 Baker, from Poiladelphis for Marblehead; ‘hia for NYork; Jost A Sennders, {rom Yuvan for Babine; capsized 000. Sidney Price, Godfrey, from Motuote for Boston; put into e Witmipgton Apri) 9, lost sale. sign ‘oith sunk 1 10th. Holmes’ Hole. en veane) ur mio Hal Bex0n, Randall {rom Por! au. Prince for NYork, st Dorey, from Niorb. for Penssca a: loa f and ray, or om: rb abe ‘eLpaco a: remast, P Tepnesnee, Hart Island an. er Manbatian, and sunk. near sing ing sat mS “ NYork for Liverpool, ordeds. Seat ee oe 3 Hanuah Secor 79 16. 522), $650. from Runcout for Portsmouth, NH; colli- ut Or my om Norwich for NYerk; ashore om in collision with bark Bebring at Hazard’s from Croton for N York; col'ision with ateam- ‘S050. April 14, om NOrleans for Liverpool, was m Hoston for Payal, was algnalisea Chase, from NOrieans for Rigs, was from Nurieans for Boston, May 2, Int Hark in enterece, trom NYork for Havana, May % Bark Sam) Jr Holm, from Apalachicola for B2e- Jon 74 febeces, Peecud, from Mobile for Providence, Apri! Jat 24 25, lon 82 50 a ng ainautian, Woollngham. from NOrleane fee Tiestaua, Me: febr Apail April 24, lat 25.08. 100 UL 07 off Band Key. A WOA Marob brig Hi Hardi; ConA, — ' ‘ch in port brig Henry, jam Cavcty Ta, March ] ALOUYTA, Oxenbridge Matthew" fe . lover Balbon, ieil js Rockall, 4 Grace Gi art 6, Plumer: rauite sate, Bindna, Wi ler; Cato, pe; oark J Ran Fi frem Brewster, Clark, Sid from Sangor Lor don, Medford, Gray, Boston; bark Matellite, don. CacnRo, Feo 27—In port brig Planet, Johnson, for Salem, %—Io port rig Rockingbum, Qian, from vonee, March Salem, arr 234, for Sier Ta Leone. Navassa for Furope 2 days. River G » Marsh 8—O0, bark Turk, Rider, from Cape Boe urk, Vere Islanas f« Home Porw BOSTON. 7—Arr (by el) Ki NOrleane: My do. alow brian n'y Feompoom, teow So x Medinior, ‘iver. ©! iespena lar, ope Webster Reune wt Key Westand Havana, Juewn of the south, Wheelrr, from Mobile for Boston, im, h &-In port bark 8 W Porter, and Mertim, an veh, Harrinon; Freoklip, Dexter aud Wey for ;, Bupker Hil *iliott apd Alice hall, Hickey, JN Canby fooke; Liga ati London, Lab, » ¥ arch, 9, shipe Belle, of tke en, Lewis, ere Apri 19—Le port schr Gulf Btream, Godfrey, ‘or eure April lé—in port bark Magnolia, Kissam, Riv May 3—Arr echr Heary Casto®, Gardner, MOBILE, May 1—Arr ship Plymrvath, Austin, 3 Dele Bw , . io ee 3 RIGHMONT Wades: J Solomon, Clum, Ti roy. le 6 J BAVA Wane Rice marin, husks le pets: Oren. stadt (and not Liverpool as Sd—Arr eohr Win B formey, Coiburn, ship Tameriaue, Holmes, Liveepool, brig Irene, In Fiver. WILM NGTON, NO, May 3-Arr bi Mayo. Boston schra aan B Glover, inson Komset. Taeker, and John, Burton, NYork. Cll Wedd. Liosd, and John Hatsaway, Sich, Oarcenas; echr A Busey, Niork, oa eaaanns, NP. 0 an Ad | Sth, by 5 ‘ork. D, May S—Are sohrn Village Belle, Harvey, fant Albert Adams, wok