The New York Herald Newspaper, May 13, 1858, Page 12

‘Wisconsin ta the Hands ef the ol ee een a iny 4) ye: Jomt ‘Commitee tow ‘wae referred No. fon A Dil for an sci to ‘sate ‘S Latimer Pros. & Seymour the sum of $7,202 87, bave ‘Bac the same under copsideration, and submis the follow e inat inter- nature is algo in- bill reported by tne Committee on Claims ‘und referred to your commitice. It is for enrolling paper — to have been furaished the Staie, and # copy of ¢ is hereuwnw attached, marked A. By roference we ‘this b bi 11 §! will be seen that twenty reams of paper have ‘deen charred for. It appears that the paper was deliver. ed at the office of the Superiatendent of #ublis Property, tn bundier g to contain half ® ream each, and as wach it has been delivered to the chief clerks of the Senate and Aseembly, But om examination of these bundies it that there are only two hundred sheets in each bundies which have been treated as half reams are really less than quarter reams, ‘and the State is charged the rather extensive price of 9906 £0 for eight reams and seven quires of paper, and the cbief clerks, in drawing the same, bave been charged a the same abominable rates. ‘This paper is not included ia the written contract enter- ed into in Angust,and on examining F. agent who ‘the purchase, we find that paper was at that time ordered by bim, no 6; sent prive eed uy pe 8 wen see understood” that it was to at the lowest cas! Ee teeana coer stationers and those ac- quainted with the value of such a quality of paper, ns it fe worth about $8 or $10 per ream, while the printing, & en not, at most, exceed $10 more per eam: total value thereof would not, in ail, exceed $20 por ht pe seven twentieths reame are worth the vouchers of the contingent fund of Governor Bashford for over seven han- @red dollars, claimed to be for engraving bianks, &c , an ma by B.F. Hopkins, and dated the 11th of January nor Bashford had gone out of office. pM the lems ‘of the bill is one for engraving the head of ions for Noteries Public appointments. The im- pression shows, that it was @ coarse lithograph, worth probably about twenty-five dollars. The engraving itself weems never to have been furnished to the Sta, and $e probably detained by Latimer Bros. & Seymour, to be used in furnishing blanke in the future, or to charge for engraving it again. The other items of that bill wil! be fownd in a copy of the same attached tw the report of your omamittee on the cont fund of Governor Bash'ord, soe presented in the Senate, and contaimog oiner items ofa very doubtful kind. cach, briefly, isthe natare of the dealings of Messrs. Bros.” & Seymour with the State and ile agents, so far oben to the comm: The prices fixed by the written contract of August to the ‘trbicies named in it, though, as stated by the Commitice on Claims, excessive and to some extent of little worth or ‘use to the State, are, no doubt, such as the State is bound &» fe cost of the Brg & though outrageous, the rate bas already paid ving made an appropriation te an untrustworthy exovative. But the claim of $906 50 for enrolling paper is without ‘any foundation in justice or law, except to the amount of the rea) value of the same. As we find that value to be '39 60 less than the price fixed to the bill, we propose an amendment to the bill, reducing the amount of the ap- Propriation to 96,563 37, and recommend that the said herewith submitted, be adopted, and that =e eo till to ov ennennea, it do pass. EB L. RU x ALS, _—_—_———— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. ‘Weosmenay, May 12—6 PM ‘The stock market wae dull and flat this morning. The Sendency of prices was downward. The changesfwere not general, but in some instances important. Pacific Steam ebip Company fell off 3¢ per cent; New York Central Rail read, 1; Illinois Central, 1; Reading, 3; Michigan South- ern, old, %. The decline in New York Central is at- Sributed to the damages likely to result from the serious Joas of life by the accident of yesterday. State stocks and rauiroad bonde, in fact all permanently productive stock pecurities, are in moderate demand,and command ful! prices. At the second board lower prices ruled, and the market closed dull and heavy. New York Centralopeved | | ‘at 8734, but left off a fraction beter, with pretty active wales. Pacific Steamship Company was \ per cent lower. Reading declined %{ percent. After the board printed prices were current, but no disposition was exhibited wo operate by either party. The steamship Arabia, from this port for Liverpool to- @ay, carried out $458,156 in specie; and the steamship (Cahawba, from this port for Havana, carried out $100,000 im Spanish doubloone. ‘The Acwistant Treasurer reports to-day as follows’ — 167,423 67 79,438 83 4,185,820 96 ‘The receipt include $104,000 from customs and $1,000,- €00 ne deporila on accepted bids for Treasury notes. The transactions at the Clearing House this morning = as fa eree Si Feta! balanoas The Metropolitan Insurance Company bas declared a fem\annual dividend of six per cent, payable op and after ibe 200) inst The Merchants’ Fire Insurance Company of Rrooklyn bar deciared a dividend of seven per cent, payable on demand ‘The Northern Railroad Oompany have declared a divi @end of two dollars per share, payable on the first of done. ‘The movement of the banks ip the four principal cities @f the Union, in which weekly reports are made, as ahown ‘by Uieir last statements, is as follows — Louns " perie la’n, Bow, Yoru May 6.8112 1 98 at Tie 33.10 146 Ligaas Bosion, May 10... 61,679 2 9.351.990 1i68;000 Pacasipha, do,. Seiie tes ak TRG 2.406.489 B. Ori aps, Rey i 75.958.08 ieee 265 aWleease 1:b03;384 Tote) $3 166 6 134,958,007 @. 126 24,282, ‘Last week Doi oo ris iscereeel Salsa seo anaes At will De seen that a incroase in all the departments is reported. The Commiasionere of the Sinking Fund of the State of @hio bave issued proposals, which will be found in another columm, for ® temporary loan of $700,000. This is a cix per cent loan, and no bids lees than par will be received. Proposals for thie loan will be received until 12 o'clock on the 25th of May, at the office of the transfer gency in this city. This loan must command a good Premium, and we bave no doubt the bids will be for ten imee the smount required. Capitalists are anxiously @eeking safe inve-tmen, and money can be raised pow Dy State governments upon more favorable terms than at ‘any future period, perbaps, within the next ton years. ern een hha om Quace THE CAMDEN AND Axmaoy Compas. -~ v. ‘ae mee aoa, wae had « diMouliy with Com. and others at the meeting of ine Board of Directors of the Camden and xu im crelnion guts Princeton, inst wummer, put in circulation ‘a lengthy printed wharge tne ‘management of that and calls on stockholders to them and viect mew Girectors. At the time of the dilficulty inst summer earde on side ware published, and public opinion we strongly Mr. rt, but bis Prevent for: atiack may be of sufficient intorest to de ‘mand notice. He A That the capital > oe bas heen raised to ease ja the vaiue ah @ large amount of mearly $16,000,000, without om he property, boside which funded and floating debt. a Ther Lng ys &® number of large “ leaks,’ earnings e com are prevented (rom bein Corned fuily Act: plinabeattmenteetnes a iat the oflicerebave now $2,200 Which sbould be avplied to constr \ she plumed wort. and iso the same amount of voud bonds for the same parpose, which they have weed to carry along the debte. 4. That fearing an expoure of there “leaks” they have & Mrendy commenced covering up some of them He then proceeds to urge ax investigation a nis.on of the present board, aad reapiulaies his former Ls veulty alleging that pecuniary motives have tines been D him to ip¢uce bit to revract bis charges. He ‘orms the company tha: be | adout 10 prosecute s the ex gut %e f $5,000 damages for being removod from his office of \.ce president The ev'porta (exclueive of apecie) from New York w foreign porte fer the week ag mince Jan. 1 wore aa fol bre 1856 1867 Tota! for the week 81408 106 1.488715 Freviously reported. 23,102,246 24,946,102 af ’ a : ’ 834, NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1858.—QUADRUPIE SHEET. Ohio cawale up to the let test, as compared with the same months for the preceding year:— as cube ag 15 to May 1, TRB. . S73171 36 do. 15, °86, to May 1, 1! 97.67 Tb Excene 0° receipts of 1858 over 1857,.,...... $18,406 61 The Convention of Country Banks ai Cincicnati ad journed on Friday evening. The Gasetée, in spenking of establishing a Clearing House, says ‘that Jega! cifficeities ‘were found to exist that render legislation neceseery be fore soch an institution can be put into operaticn.”’ The Convention passed a resolution ‘‘recommending the severa' branches to make arrangements through the bankers there to furnish exchange for their circulating notes in this mar- ket at 34 per cent premium.” ‘The earnings of the Chicago, Burlington anc Quincy Railroad Company in the mouth of April this year and Jest were as follows.— 1857. 1858. Decrease. 50,447 21 20 413 20 31135 97,068 2° 11596 8° 186 0: ‘Total...........8116/802 62 85,180 01 92,662 61 Earnings fcal year ending Apr!) 90, 1667...$1,640,528 04 1,601,626 96 Crpesting expences for yer ending ‘apr 30, a a . $66,516 67 Operatin; ‘expenses for 3 ‘year ing A) M808... ft sates 684,712 26 Increase of net earn! Pe rer ote April 80,1868... 2.006 sal neeeeeesecerer eee es891,902 33 The road of this company is 138 miles dong, commenc- ‘ing thirty miles west of Chicago, at the junction with the Galena road, and extending to Galesburg, where it con. nects with the Quincy and Chicago Railroad for Qaincy, | and with the Peoria and Oquawka Railroad for Burlington and Oquawka. Steck Exchange. Weoxespay, May 12, fe ig shs Erie RR. . ma 10¢0 Hud R RR 2d m. 10 she Bi of N York rors 20 Bx of Commerce. 10334 20 Ocean Bank..... 87 36 Metropolitan Bk. — 10 Park Bank, 50 Car; iso Frie Rat iroad. ma 100 dO... 5 ig 10 Clev, Pa oikanb BOARD. 15° 5000 LaC&Mil 1 g be, ere lo. 60 Cum Coal Co. ny 16 Canton Co. 150 Mich So & NI RR.. 2556 100 Nic Trans Oo. 60 MiSo&NI - 5055 Y Central RR.. @7 10 Papatoa Ri. . 108% 400 160 50 Gal & Chi RR.b6O = 50 Chi &R IA RR.83 20 REPORTED SALES OF BONDS AND STOCKS AT AUCTIQN: By A. H. Nicolay $1 000 Milwaukie City 7’s. 3,000 New York an 20 shares New York Central Railroad 26 Trenton Iron Works........ 12 = oe ra nae Stage Co, 20 Wells, Fargo Ly | 50 Butcher’ and Drovers’ Bank | 15 Park Bank...........0.. eee < 994,052,070 pretty 1,608,618 Bosten Weekly Bank Statement. Bosrox, May 11, 1858. ‘The following are the footingn of our bank statement for the past week :— Copal stock Loans and Amount Amount due to other banks, Deposits, at Q., and § 90 do, o private ternny. tipen: were frm, withous Rules to the Con- cbange of moment im quoLALIODs. sueal) tot at $27 ‘60. x movihy. lyn RveERR Sales of 54,000 Ibs, were made, to ar- Tite, al private terms. Common Rockland. was steady, with ema eales while lump was at Me Lage About 1,000 bhi, Cuda were sold at 230. @ 2e0,, apd 6 bbie, alo. at 290, Nivat Sronus —Seles of 200 s 300 bbls, spirits were made at 490.4 1940. Yesterday 1,000 bbis. .ro:in, to ar- rive, were cold at $14734. Other descriptions were un- changed. Ons-—Lingeed was heavy, aad eales limited at 660. New Redford paper contains the Teview of that market e week ending May 10:-—Since our last the market rm oil has been nore active, ; to et aoe bave 2,335 dbis., ip parcels, at $1 18 to $120 transactions were early in the ‘week, sine which bolders are more frm aad auticipste an upward bis. containing a ve large pe of head matter om Since the above was in type brought $1 24 per learn of sonlect bbls. body at $1 24 market for whale bas been active hee ty rr ual aeptred, ie, ata price Provisions.—Pork—The market quiet, while prices were without change of moment. Bales embraced about 200 a 300 bbis., includin; 2 $18, and prime at $14 50; clear mess was at $1 prime was quict and nominal. Beef was sales of about 225 Ley nae me ‘meas, & $11 50, 12 000 BLE andl en Western toeas at $12 0014, and entra dovat $14 dba $4 Sosprame mers quiet at $18 22. Boof hams were seoady, with sales b sales sales of Uerces at lic. a 113c. Butter and cheese were dull and enles moderate. freon foe sbout 300 casks were made at 3)<c. & go & AC. SvGars were less active, but firmly held. The sales embraced about 7000800 hhds. Cubs muscovado, with lote Porto Rico at 57.0. @ 6Kc. BTC. a LoW.—Sales of 10,000 Ibs. city rendered were made tee. ais .—Sales of 4,000 Ibs. cassia were made at private rms. Finger binding but the trade is rather limited. The sales embraced 63 ‘bhi —e at 10c. a 13c.; 162 bales Havana at 33c. ‘cases seedieaf at 6c, a 18¢. ; 20 do. Florida at 15c. a 2c. Fig epenn week’s transactions inst. were as follows:—66,000 Ibe. Ochotsk at hy ‘mast 15; 34,000 lbs. northweat at 90c. ® $1, and 12,- 600 Ibs. South Sea at 86c. NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. ‘Wepvespay, May 12, 1868. The yards were again filed with good cattle, mary of which were superior to any offered last week. There was ‘an increase in the receipts at Allerton’s Washington Drove Yard of about 350 head, the total number on sale during the week being 3,217 bead (about 3,150 of which were offered to day), besides que a large number which were left over unsold last Wedmesday. The market opened with quite an active demand fer first ciass cattle, many of which were dispesed of during the morning at 9. a 9}¢c., but which could be bought later in the day for half a cent &@ pound less. We quote @ decline on all descriptions of nearly one cent a pound, the demand being very mode- rate throughout the day at the decline. Butchers expressed themselves perfectly willing to purchase good cattle at nine cente ® pound, and brokers were equally willing to dispose & thelr ‘cattle at the same price, but there invariably arose @ dispute in regard to the estimated weight of the offerings, which ended, with few exceptions, nd @ concession on the part of bro- kers, who were in reality anxious to dispose of their cattle at almost any price, but who assumed a look of indiffe- rence which Le A by no means felt. Some of the Ohio Caltle were 1ook!o dmirebly end as usual, met with more ready sale peta hailing from any other State, with the exception of Indiana, which was represented by 245 head, which brought from Siec. to 93g0.; the latter price was obtained in the early part of the aay, ‘and only for the very choicest. Messre. Beach & Bray offered a wee good lot for which they obtained the ‘aon Prices AB |, Tilinois sent in the lion’s share—being repre- ater by] ,416 bead—and Obio comes in second, with 760 head. ere were two lots from Towa, which were very fair. There was likewise @ lot of sixteen head, which were sent over from Canada, and which could not well have aerived at a more unfavorable time, asthe yards were all stocked with native cattle. They were only fairish, however, and brought no betier prices than many of the ‘other offer! rings. At Browning’s there was done a fair business at a trifle belew the figures of Allerton’s. At O’Brien’s sales were made at low rates. The range was from 7c. & 83sc. At Chamberlin’s the market was fair, and prices were quoted at 7c. a 93¢e. ‘There were sold at Bergen Hill on Monday only about 200 head, the market being cull and prices lower. The supply at Allerton’s were sold by brokers, in lots, as follows: — w oes wae Total... . ‘The total receipts at the varioas taat week, , And corresponding period last year, were us follows :— “Allerton’s. Biowmin 8. Chamberlin’s.. O' Brien’s. Thie week, .3,217 63 32 Last week. 2,863 HH 69 63 May 13, ‘87 The suppl: lowin New 06 a 8 63, Allerton’s this week came from the! fol- . 316 Town, The following tabie shows by what conveyances the supplies were cht in — Harlem Rajlroad—I 8 4 20 oe 687 « Sheep and lambs. . 325 Brie Railroad—Beeves.” eo “ sheep ‘and iomba, » 192 oe 0 lees ces + 963 » . 837 8 pom. The ss Jo bbia. pos at 6o.; | “The prices to-day were as foliows:— pearis were c. BERP CATTLE. BRKADSTCYMR. Frou—Te market was without change te 00 of moment in , While sales were made to a fai 15 tent, including some f for ex} The transactions 00 footed up about 10,000 « 12,000 bbis., within about the 60 $4 25 0 $435 4400 450 : Hy 4a 4% a #0 4408 466 a 0 $400 4a VRAL CALVES, 48a 635 ie | Soe 340 te . “ oon 80 365 oS rather firmer, om . at our quo- 50 rm, eapeciall, Inti se eseeeres for non qualities we | bi one, with some purchases for export to | First quality... Bie. the Wert India Islands af our quotations. Rye four | Other qualities, bie. wan easier, with sales of 400 bbis. at our ree. COWS AND CALVES. : Sav irregular, and tower for some descriptions, but ns, | _ Milk cows are tn limited demand, receipta are amd a iar ; shies om. | &radually diminishing. The demand cown for braced about $0,000 & 36,000 included ‘in which | (amily ure is rather more active: but that does not affect $1 02a $i 05, | the Market, as there are so few bought. There have ‘mixed red ai | Deen salen of a few dur: rine ore ot. "The tomand al at 800. are few which The $1 26. has abated, 2 = was lees Ltt * by which — ae nei y : s Ry ‘at 68¢. and of North ern at fair salon, at 360. 0 i9 sate, and Wentern at | May To, 1887.10 fe ne 104 Java were made at 18¢. VEAL CALVES, and 600 The stock of Santos ‘The supply ie still pate ani the demand being me Rio leanrs. Scott & Som at | limited, anny? ALY very beet Pandy 16,900 bay ki at 41,109, of ib we do not change i i Zz 3 a § sbade ‘The on); thing wh kept prices up Teemprovemeet in quality, and a greater tumber of the bewor which are in far more demand than common Ay The average price obtained at Allerton’s was 4X0. a Septem. | the range Not LAD “AY L +p of sales yearr:— at the latter rate. the other markets are 1nge, | tncbanged, The total receipts ‘st alt toe the yards for the Silo ae, wwe 822,000 Aiterten's a 4 Cane O'Brien's. 281,000 | This day. 82 Tota! € 1 1,942/000 | Tat wee... est * 2 Btoek on 456, 600,000 | May 13, 1 647 i” 130 12t Of which during cluded ia the abnwe:— —ee an ves ee. 100 ta ony 88.000 | The demand ir limited snd confined to fat lambs, which EA, $200 101800 88.000 | cil wt about 100. perib., or about 96 to $6 per head. Other for. porta, 4,000 12,000 3/000 19,000 | The,reueiPin Mave been ample; though two or three bun, ‘Total exports. 67,000 89,000 20,000 82000 dred 1 > 4 week i) quatities have The decrease im receipta st the ports eompared with | SPOu Me. far heat, and the decline was about the same last year was 4,000 bales. Increase in exports to Great | Stil hey ge, Guite Me - = Pritain, 144,000 bales; decrease to France, 32,000; de- | Wednesday, bus they wore a cums Se croare to other foreign porta, 70,000. Total decrease in | ire Dell its samy ae lant weeks eure br inet ay, exporie, 42,000. The increase in the receipte at the South. | ne muah Um mame as last week's eupply. but they were cru porte Curing the past week, at announced by tele mosey curvets hrovgn rich aa. the graph, tended 10 influence the market rather than ac. | Madey Minute Mie 4h, 4 von, ome ory to the present crop or the foreign news. Rates continsed firm, with large engage. mente of grain for Liverpool. A vensel wae londed with cco bushels, and the sggrenete, engagements for the ay emounted to 160,000 bushels grain, in bulk, at ine pone Inet year an met week, Merton's. Browning To day.. 616 2.496 Last week... 802 2320 May 18, 1867..226 1,184 SWINE. There ore © & plentiful eepply of ewine tm market, and (©. lower than inet week. The beet corm fed are selling at 534. Yer pound, and the other quctations from bc. b%0. The whole of the receipts a Allerton’s were brought forwara oy the Erie Railroad. The week's recipts were all of & good quality, but as the demand is very moderate last week's pricee could not be maintained. The recetpte during the week at Allerton’s were 963 bead, most of which were disposed of at the above prices. The receipts at Hudson River Drove Yard, foot of Thirty- nth street, for week end: 12, iess, Paes as an. hesed:—By Erie Railroad, Thor do’, le do. rine Bodson River Railroad, 1,250; Camden Fed Hed 1 389; Albany propellers, €90--Total, 11/094 RYCAPITULATION. ‘The total receipts of all stock at all the yards for the week, last week, since Jan. 1 and corresponding period last year, were aa followe;— 5 ron Be S883? ; i ae 3 on 44th st., near 9th ave. , 602100 do. Slst st., + Baar SB AT, py bat pt at 9.89.69 Z8855 leans ‘S0th, arriving at Rew York 34. Pi wrivmet Front Rem ‘York 17th, arriving at Havana ‘ad, C MewtOrieans 25th. From New Orleans th, Havana at Havana , Havana Port of New York, May 12, 1858, CLEARED. Steomedly, Cahawba, Petoch, Havana and New Orleans— Livingston, Crocheron & Co. Steams msbip Roanoke, Skinner, Norfolk. ce yates. Ship BD McGaw, Tucker, Valparaiso—W Rai wom A Cooper, Bailey, 8: Micheels-Walah Carver & Bark Harmon, Wood, Bark RG W Dodge, J Brig Crimea, po “yA er © Dunean 4 Co. Brig Jno Stevens, Peters, Trinidad—H D Brookman & Co, ae Bion Bradbury, Carpenter, Neuvitas—Thos owen a "Brig Lark (Br), Penniston, Bermuda—Middleton & — jarker Harbor Bretow--Howland & Aspin ee a s 5 Vining 5 Pahemn: el Brig ison, Pioton—Ri Brie wevaah "dry Tocunert, Windsor) 8 Whiiney & Co. Bi ene Si Charleston Maste: a Levan, Bt Sohae, NF WW Raker. iar Jno Ween ¢ (Br), Nelson, Mai NS-J 8B ‘Whitney Munday, doz. Core lie—D Re pervert. fe paras Woe Mevoalt £0 Pleiades (Br) agua St Jobn, See Ts Nevius & “cbr L A Johaaon, Ellis, Galveston —G A Fe: oo rene a Baitimore—Mailler, Lord & Que Sloop Rhode Inland, Hull, Providence--Master. Bloop © E Peck, Peck, New Haven—J B Edwards. Steamship City of Bal Latteh, Liverpool, Apri! iimore (Br), Fy aefwith mee and pemsengers, (05 G-Dale. For the Gays experienced strong ream NW, ths remalnder of the eens ‘winds, and fogs for 6 days from weat erly edge of the banke. Took & pilot from boat G W Blunt, No 11, 160 miles Fi abip Edinb Soe Sarat | ee cir, Cuma | wih meee aod TIé passengers, to Robert C Fxperienced strong westerly feast starting, and tro ut the passage Bani" i at a ‘met with siateathines PpAReage etron, Pisaqua, Peru, Feb 1, with cop: ‘April 6, lat 9.60 8 Ton 9030, ke jobert Oraig, from London for Ope Good fp Dreadnought, Seruele, Liverpool, April 1. with ph appre oo Beau ae in 48, lon 0, passed's quantity. of ice: ‘entpensinns {fone iat 40, lon 4 to lat &2 and lon 82, ranging from 32 to 35 = Fairfisid, Hathaway, Rotiertam and Helvoek Apel, wit fehpapen snd paretiers, Win Pain « Richmond. “wen ove balwarke, sprurg wanda, Lindsley, Rio Janeiro March 2 il 24. in ballast. to Francis 8; METS spoke ship Rattler, and from New York for Bas Fark Tema (Ans, Urelelch, Bordeaus, 1 days, with wines randies, tot Mel Ly Bark Sartelle, Dennis, Havana. April 29, with sugar, to W Nelson & Sons. Bark Vernon (Br), Gott, Trinidad, April 23, with sugar, to memer, eee bi Para, April 7, with rabber, &c. to Corn! Co. Bearse, Cart April 1 inthe. Be thagena, April 15, withftobacco, na, Ponce, PR, 16 days, Ke 7 ‘Peters.’ Exverienced (ot 80), Podger, Arroyo, P p. wh pps ae tokoastor: “ath Tang 3, fe 8 Engle. from Tarke Islands for Boston; Sth, lat , Showing a bloe signal with jon, April 27, with logwood bemp, jab dex. Fark Mary Filenbeth (of Roarsport, Hichborn, Matanza 9 days, with eugar, &e, to RP Bick & Oo. MoCart se altpaceman to (A Riera: verrel Brig Thomas & {of Thomaston), Bailey, Guayama, PR, 17 Gaye, with sugar and molasses, 10 master’ Brig BP Nash, Boyt, Neuvitas, 1 days, with sugar and ipaon & Hunter. 43 € Gilmore (of Wy? Eldridge, Trinidad, April ‘and molasses, to Renauld & Francois, (of Rden), —, Trinkied, 19 days, woprand WFiceahan (of f Boston), Cartiate, Sagua, 9 daya. with Mig) Harrie wor Prospect), McGNivery, Olantuegon, 8 da wi ar and molasses, to HD Brookman. Img wart nes a(R), Ti20, Bermnda, § da; Brg Zenith it (ot Kennebunk), Deering, Onrdenas, 21 inst, with sugar, to master. Ghee dea ings Gf Firmen), Panna Gch Int, Int 33 eri Hier paeced brig Heth Neeriog mn ¢ Stott, Antigua April “$x via Dd, in baliast, to A ei witht indus (of Vienna), ‘Bokely, Guayama, PR, 16 days, actor Bene W Hen, on, Sagrus, 8 days, with sugar, Ao, to hr br clo i Conyers, Bermnda, 7 days, with potatoes, Pea, Bente Onken of Broan), Day arts, fruit, &c, to master. Sd inet, epyaras eet tn with and boarded the neon ter, 4 tn. "Sark aay ny Boise, obetm n, MeCread: Behr Jobh A Ftaniey, Powel febr Laura ¥ Jobuaon, Sehr Cornetius, Sehr Kate Callahan, Behr Speed, Romer. Virginia. ‘Sean, Hill, Baltimere. 6 days. See erekselts Rr orleans), ‘Mayo, Baltimere fer New: ‘Eobr J Kimora, Smith, Baltimore, 7 days. Sebr Romp. Mayo, Kalumore. 12 days. Bebr Jepny Lind Ooombs, Bangor via New Haves. Sebr Sarab bg ere ae. uth, Mase. Sesmet Bosig 3, Speen Savanaab, 9 days, with eot- jer Rennapes, hod, Pisladenp hia, in Kiiza, Robinson, Philadephia. Steamer Oomvere Keoney, Providence. BELOW. Ship Constantine, Macoduck, from Queessiown Apri] 10, with mdse, 1o C Grinnell. Sierra Nevada, from Gulf of California, Napier, 20 days from Havana—'doth by pilot boat Jane aoik Steamships Arabi 5) verpool; Cahawha, Havana and New Orleans; eeoylory Set Sipe australm, Liver: poop, Burprise, Apjier. passed sulruader weter esemntise i eigen ufteader rage cee hig . Paddook, from Baltimore for Provi- dence, returned wo B ith inat leaking 300 strokes per hour, Phtiedebhia wach pat ‘nto Wigan, nC. delenit i }, is reported to have loal foretoo: have sprung a leak, having experienced ¥0 vory 7 hoary" ‘weaibes after leaving port, SCHR SONK—The vensel seen topmasta ont of water off Barney on the 111b.t by br - owe Park, arrived proves tobe the achs Padee, trom Sg ere es oe wil ‘We have been taformed by Miwood Waller, of ihe Mercanthe Mutual Insurance Co, the schooner was from Clenfuegos, Baker, master, and 10 night of 10ub, by sobr Ny whiel nm ee Loved Sipenhe— Beene fort, May 6—The schr Martha, Capt ih merchandise from New York. encountered cary weather when otf Co ape bare waa thug at and wher she got fato port there. was in ber ha damaged her cargo Scnr ALBoN— Wilmington, NO, pour Pound g md tp ter Hives Sre‘catce Sas been snved tn deranged con een inying’on the pose, “(By feter to Pllwood Walter, B03, Secretary Board of Underwrite: Cox1isi0x—Sehrs EF laabeih of Camberland, Mo, Kenia. and Florida (of Portland), Stowell, both from Providence for Calais, wore in collision On Sunday night off Point Judith; fhe former bad main, boom and davit carried away. wheel baoken, maineall badly Lorn, and was otherwise deiaayed. latter had bead gear carried away. Both vensels put into Newparton Moneae for rep. S1oor Carsizep ax OnE an Drowxep—A sloop, loaded with dagstones, named the Addison, from Rondout was mank of Foilipeis Iland, nearly, opposite rawall, Orange county, Fang mors! was formerly owned bY Fituh'k Weed of Rondout fad short thee since wan rebullt ‘The loss, inciuding the stones, will exceed $5,000. It appears that she was going along at a good rate when s squall struck hi r, about 7 o'clock, eapsizing her, causing her to aink imme- diately. The hands ‘who were on deck were picked up by Mr. who were fortunately Sahing there Ae ghe'went down,’ Tbe cook, bowever, weo was ia the cabin, was unable to reach the deck. and went down with her, und was drowned. One of the men saw him coming out of the cabin as she was sinking, but before be could reach the deck the water rushed in with such violence that he was driven back again into the cabin, and Wag seen bo more, the sloop going down hike a lnmp of lend, with her yawlboat with her, so that if it had not been for roximity of the fishermen the whole of the crew must have fonnd @ water Was no one near them at the time but the fla to learn. Thia appears to de a very unlcoky spot, aa the John Leech, from Rondout, also loaded with fxg stones. was sunk fa nearly tbe sane place some two OF thres years since. Notices to benyannnnted SCILLY — ADDITIONAL LIGHTHOUSE SCILLY ISLANDS, Tuniey House, London, Dec le, 186, The lighthouse which has been for some’ past in course of erection upon the Bishop Bock—the southwesierninost of the Scilly group, fon St Ageserbcing: nowier adramoed toe owards completion, Notice is hereby given, that the ligh: will be exhibited there: from on or about bemesaber ses next (1858). ere are lo observe Rock Light wilt be a.dued bright dlopire light of the fret order, and will bare. st an elevasion of 110 feet above the level of high weter, and illu: minate the entire circle, and will be visible in clear weather ate distanee of about forteen miles. By P H BERTHON, Secretary. The above notice ia r@ trsued in con equeace of information having been received, that an American ship bas recently got amonget the rocks of Reilly, and truck close to the Kastward of che blabop Rock ighthousethe master having siated that he mistook 11 for that on St Agnes. P 1 RERTHON, Secretary. Trinity Houre, London. April 28, 1858, NEEDLES LIGHTHOUSE, ISLB OF WIGRT. unity HousR, April 27, 1838. Notioe je hereby given, that the be tower, in coures of erection on one of the out ka, being in astate of forward pe of the ph il ve exhbifed therefrom om or about the Ist when the light apy py eT pt miles to the Southward of Durlestone “ oem g the Dolphin Bank and 8 W Shingles in 4 and 6 au the above, Cewingnese by. By order, "et BERTHON, Secretary. PALTION RUSSIA! ibe Hydrograpbie D: partment of the timperial e ie De wilrine gives wotlee, that in order to avoid ‘he Migntion’ by might ia. the. roadetead of poten, sibshotises have been erected inf the Ni by ‘and tha: they have been lighted since the The sini alana’ (situated to the Eset) baa a fixed Hane, an ~ ot Bg Po na of 9 Ttalian miles to The lower ee ett witha — een Might, aad us lights visible 8 ward. roadatead fo low without danger thie tine common to both these sr eeperigneen "at nthe ata of ie Sioa if i ways Bt the latter; af “atthe limi menifoned. above: NW 6A deg't ve | ek, ight. disappears Tomes. ight Cerved only tomark ibe line, and aa Rites Ng! 4 by it ie not strictly defined it t¢ visible As far aa the shoals of In order to keep the channel always in a proper state -ves- sels ore probibited from anchoring in the line common to these iW o new lighthouses. ‘alse off 5 wain, do "Aitred uiboa, Kishois 40 1500 methyat, J Jones, do, Jor 100 op Rodman, Babcock, .Y 1100 Seay Notas, tee were tame Falmouth, 1060 » Heard jn New Zealand Ground, i A sophie Sid from ieee Enierpriae, ot Nantucket, for Hyannis, to discharge ber cargo of oi!. be Sib, ship Hunteritle, Grant, North parrst cold Spring 1 ‘acifie Ocean, W Ba; an sn 28 (letter from Capt Git. 000 ep, 100 taken lsat crotee, 8 — Desdemona, Smith, NB, 500 ap; Beck: en On New at a Jen 30 (07 letter from Capt Cum, bey), ban NB, 1480 ble oll (500 ap), hrving taken 100 Sherman, sane do 0 ap 100 wh wh Raghe, Me: sale ane 6 1, from & cruige bound to , having on bonrd 1480 bbls wh and 250 «p. Abin, Homan, Hox pownasd bears aires %for Batavia, April ati from NOrieans for Liverpool, April 27, off ‘Gadiatin, Storer, from NOrleans for Liverpool, ben’ Apel bare oem. ARYAN, ech: RB, CA 1th, abtp Abb; Glover. Helwon, don Citi mew on ay a Newman, Oobdb, for Lon be ARTHAGENA, goes 1§—No arena. in port. Gaim Mareh 2A Oyessams Loser (eog ld 271 for de Howe Kong, March port pe Anrory Clow, Rycney and Melbourne: Cy AAR ag 21 ah Rowel, from sessoth, thor A fro nt ok. nace ha {— ieee Erk Seticrnmetaaly hate Ma f, Johnson, SBdi zr et de March 2, Wanderer, ab Cons): th, abso sor Whe Strong. Macao (and ald 3 for sur Carbon, * Woods Formosa, (and eld Tithe “io jonas. PR, abt April 2-—In port brig Black Swan, fer N Baicrax, Mey _3—Arr bri " Gerrior, Yalti- wre: Sh be re Tariar ‘datos, HYork: Gis eeeee, Piee: Sore ah obs Phos rite, Ps Plerce, NYork' via ua Oot: ¥ ee bout May fan port sehr Cortes, of Werk, wader seizure. Pe a ds May 2—In port brig Meteor, Andersca, for it wT ships eA le wee Sr ap dome eae ‘lo do; Golden, F Lunt, for 4 , for % Ne tg ‘Adams, and. B Thompson, Sumall” fer Port Filipe) siti en Punter, Austin. for wo do; “rue el, for Geelong, do; Pam Flush, ire, for Bt for Caleut the Tyne a Quoea, Greys Aes. sewer Galea: Brentiae, Fidge, and Mary Merrill: Kise: ding as ie ILLES, Al an Hy Rbon Pret gi deta bog Mtge gti ay Parker, Boston. manana, Ame 1é—in port schr East Wind, Lombard, » jas er March 1; ship Swallow, Tucl fom Bee ae ech vans. Bid Sih, bark, inet Aa March 8—Ti ship Bea ‘Smith, unc; bari presen} ‘una, for Bostoe, Bid Fob 25, Good Hope, iillers “ata reared a ie pat rat te Neate, Goodbue, Ree BLS et ng are sido March $, Bwieden, aie Bull, Eng (and ald 6a for Bombay). Marsninrns, Aj —T1 leper: Snemen. Some Hew Grieaonjnturesbark & 3 ei oy anor, Gualil, for one. © per, ne; we Paxaxe, M ‘ankee, Thorndike ogi ase kagi ws ee 1g: Ino, Plomer 0, Plomer, from Ta arr 23d, for Or bark: Tine Apriireis Re F Dem Higgins, hence, jugt arr; brig Mary Rinily, Whitney, for New Haven soon wren nts ttch Abel ain bor tre Iebella Bear. iby ey brig Star, Ross. NY cQuEENtTOWN, April Snancnas, Mareh 4~In port ships John Wade, King, Bore Rane arr Feb 2: Sanoho Faaza. Bird. from done 2d: for NYork: a is et, Henry, for Swatow, Nowe, Nig Nickerson; Ly Hood, Lewis, and Oscar, Harding. resin topes, fet mE uno; berks Briard, and Asa Facker, 4 Sinn, ¢ ‘ao. ‘eb 25, bark Algonquin, *Bixgarony, paired ye B Forbes, Ba lard dieg; Siam, White. unc; fe Geo. ‘7 bid March 9. adjuster: wey julat, Maria, Burley jarch 9, ; . Bong Kong: llth, Lacy’ A os eke a : to i, on on, Hong Kon ea my ‘ti Man) ps ha as, jen from Cartbayenn, just arr, chartered to load for Lagunyra; aaa pinienTn port schra AT. Ferris, for NYork ¢ ‘Barts, no date—Tn port scl or 8 days: | eee hence, just arr; David, Robvom, f ) brig Cecelia, Kai th. Balti- |, Alexandria. Cid 7th brtj ng a Sensis City; sshr Montrose, Wall, Bat im TrimiDan, April 3—In tain, Wyman_ for Europe, idg; barks ied rae wig; Alice Tarl- a Beier , White, Swatow (and ald 4 z eb 25 Rid Tonquin, Gibbs, Swaiow. Woosvxa, Home ROSTOM, May 11—Arr barks Boi Billow, Small, Pa~ jermo; Bebeoln/ O'Nell Philedetpbia Moore, Kew New Kudtoid: beige Guionua (Brot Mekinley. Newastie, Wi; Spite Portau Priuee via Taegu; Tercy 0 Coo. i, Pare, and prentise Hobbs, Carver, Unrdenas; Ware, Hubperd, Hobie; Mary Farrow, ‘Gage, and oni, oak And "Thich, ‘oe wien Stubbs, jentins, Hal- Kaen Laura, iALTTWoR®, May M—Arr mer Hcigngon an Biss vis Corn Talend? a of 1H Niokerson- ; Bea Gull, Howland, Provid r dora L Hyde, Auderson fark Lainar, Hines, We ahre Gea Grant (ir)"Hill, Rermnda: Matilde, Crowley. ‘Plymouth, Mass; E Townsend, Had, NLondon; Ju is, , Boston, Sid schr John R Griffith. Conklin, 8t Jago de Cuba. foERISTOL, May —Arr sloop Corwin, New Yori. CALATE, Mey 1-0 sehr Com Tucker, Loud, York. Sia 34, bri Free, Macerenor entatn May 11—Arr (by yeh shyt ‘Mary Washing THAM, May 11, 4 P¥—Passing by, steamer Jos Whit. ‘May 6—Arr brig Emily, Saunders, Savannah tay 7 , Phadephn ners sie Arr earn ‘Tracy, do; May 1, Grapadilla, Be , zu. rom Adame, York. for sie SF WE eis zi joa’ Kempton, rowed 10 sea April 2% ships Tempest, Metrbpolia Corne- May 4 tp Moa bark ie sbeite he ship Plymowh, ms Acatin: days ago, and Jeaking . Wood, viria Pigrio. Merri- seopell, Hexford, Mamnzas; brig Pil hot Fly, Cheeaman, Philadel- 10—Ai4 sebrs Kossuth, Coker, New Rilen Hayden, King. from Cardensa way (0 go owt; ban and Florida, Sewell “Returned a nan minted, Be, bi é. for Porto Ri : rin CM me os yymaamrats 2 Lirrie Maull, Henderson ee: Parting: howto SR os ei wit bee Set.. bs ener Sta eg ge Linco! T—Arr steamer Petrel, Arey, NYork: Pata! Tan Aged squires: Hew De° rat; loops Copy. x. Sid brig Tangent, are ea, BoA Hi, We or eae forcester, x Taland, pene Bonth Ferry, thie PM, brig ait Crent ste Af oe s herm i DIN aa Fete Lo te bas ht hence for iphia ont 10 WON, eg batt 10—Arr ‘eam ee far ten BY a ue jar son Pr . gfe mr A ; frei . ‘ce Bo ae Emery, Niort: W irony, Bek mi sai Bai My A: big urne, Spear, see Mg perior Robinson mre oo cibon wel and Pail b, NYork y 10- 4 r-7 sehr Tenry B Wes'@m, Ma’oy, Phila. SALEM, ¥ orhe