The New York Herald Newspaper, February 15, 1859, Page 8

NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 185 Btate Officers of Oregon. the loan is made, seven per cent, with Ilincis Presented immediately. The banks are therefore likely to there for twelve ‘The offigers chosen under the Stato constitution of Ore- | bonds as collateral, ere lees onerous than any | gaim thie week from the Treagury, Within the next foar ro len owrens 0m will assume their functions immediately after the re- | other scheme would have involved. Cumberland Coal | weeks, however, the remainder of the new loan will have ‘olf Trap, thence taken seipt of the news of their recognition by Congress. There in demand this morming at an advaneo of one per | to be paid up—about six milliems more—which will como swore three tickets run at the election for State officers, and ‘the candidates nominated were respectively demominated ‘bards, softs and black republicars—the former being divisions of the democratic party. The hards were two ‘the su of the |, While the softs, apart of the nestions which were brought into the very weak. The following were the closing prices anvars, might pe called the Douglas faction. The follow- | day:—Mirsouris, 84; a 5; Canton, 20 a 3; Cumberland, ‘ing are the names of the candidates upon each ticket:— FOR GOVERNOR. Haris. Softa. Black Republicans. John Whiteaker. E.M. Barnum. John Denny. FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESR. Lafayette Grover. James K. Kelly. J. R. McBride. ‘SMCRETARY OF STATE, 225¢ a %¢; Pacific Mail, 753¢ a %; New York Central, 78% a 79; Erie, 1334 a 34; Hudson, 3234 a 3s; Harlem, 18% a 3%; Reading, 48% a 34; Michigan ‘entral, 49% a 50; Southern, 44% a %; Panama, 11444 a %4; Llinois Contral, 6656 9%; Galena and Chicago, 683; a 4; Cleveland and Toledo, 30% a 31; Chicago and Rock Island, 60% a 34; Incien Heath. —_E, A. Rice, Leander Holmes. Milwaukie and Mississippi, 14.015; LaCrosse and Mil- ‘TREASURER. waukie, 1a 44. John PD. Boon, J. 1, Brumley. _E. L. Applegate. The following was the business of the Sub-Treasury:— STATE PRINTER. Asahe! Bush. James O'Meara. D. W. Craig. ‘The ticket of the hards succeeded by a considerable ma- Jprity over both the opposing organizations. ‘The constitution under which Oregon will now as 2 State was adopted by a convention in the fail of 1857, and on the 9th of November it was submitted to the peo- pie for ratification or rejection, and elicited the following vote :— For the constitution 5,718 Against the constitu! 2,184 to-day were $23,494,430 10, and the balances $1,351,815 31, The earnings of the New York and Erie Railroad for January were— January, 1858,, $376,356 64 January, 1869... ‘804,707 85 Majority in favor of adoption.......+06...+..4.++ 8,526 — 4 question of slavery at the same time was voted upon | Decrease. +. ” see $71,648 79 Reparately, with the following result:— ‘The January earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad Against slavery. a + 8,361 | were— An favor of slavery, Ss + 1,382 122,880 95 Majority against ‘the institution’’...... REA y * § +++ 101,886 50 The earninge of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, between Chicago and Burlington, a distance of 210 miles, were in January, 1859— ‘An expressien of the sentiments of the Feople ‘on the question of allowing free negroes in the was also taken, and as fur as it could be ascertained the following was the resu!t:— Against allowing free negroes In the State. In favor of allowing free negroes in the State. + 5479 + 651 —— | For freight. a $88,204 79 Majority against free negroes..........s+.sees0++ 4,928 | For passengers, 26,107 18 Six of the sixteen counties in the State made no returns | For mail and miscellaneous, . 1,798 68 on thisguestion. Free negroes and slavery are thua ex- cluded, and Oregon may now literally be calied the white man’s State, The Governor is to hold office for four years, with a sa- Jary of $1,500 per annum. He is also to be Superintendent of Public fostruction, and with the Secretary of State and Treasurer, to constitute a board of trustees in charge of the school funds, The other State officers will hold office for ‘two years. The Senate consists of sixteen and the House of Repre- sentatives of thirty-four members, who will receive three dollars per day, for forty days.’ The following are now the ctficers of the new State Governor—John Whiteaker, dem. y | REE . seeeeeeeee sees sees s GOL185 65 —Being at the rate of $201 41 per mile. Stock Exchange. Monpay, Feb. 14, 1859. 450ahsNYCenexdivs3 $1000 US 5's ” 4000 Virginin 6000 0, 15000 Missouri 000 . 380 Secretary of Stote—Lueien Heath, dem, 200 Il! Cen RR. . ° ore Treasurer—Jobn D) Boon, dem. 500 Hud Riv BR .b60 33 State Printer—Asahel Bush, dem. 300 BBs roveess at NNR 8. rece ane ah aor RET 8000 N Y Cen b 76 99; q Tur Avory 1 Texas—The San Antonio Herald has a | i000 HrichR 2a eebae gg* 100 Harlem RR me) Fs sem)-cificial statement to the effect that hereatter the Uni- | 1600 ErieRR evt be'71 395 ted States troops are to be kept m effective bodies in the Indian country, instructed to chastise the savages until they sue for peace. Gen, Twiggs returned to San Antonio on the 27th ult. The Herald says:— Four companies of the First Cavalry are to be transfer- red to this department, and Forts Arbuckle and Bliss will hereafter be attached to Gen. Twiggs’ command. 5000 HarlemRR Ist m 6000 HarlemRR 3 mb 600 Til Cen RR bds.. 5000 do..... 1000 Chi, StP&FDL lgb 8000 Del Lk&W RRim 8734 21 she Bank N York 1063¢ The; 36 Mechanics’ . 116 have heretofore belonged to the Ninth department. 25 iene 99 We also learn that some important changes will soon 5 MetropolitanBank 11034 take place in the location of the troops in this depart- ment. The main partof the First Infantry will probabiy be concentrated at Camp Cooper, while the companies of the Eighth Infantry in the department will be located alovg the mail route from this city to El Paso, to protect the mnails, passengers and trains going that way. The Second Cavairy, with four companies of the First Cavairy, that are to be place under the command of Gea. Twiggs, will be kept in the field, on the head waters of the Red, Washita and Canadian rivers, to scout all that ‘extensive region of the country, and prevent the incur- sions in Texas of the Camanches and their allies. 14 Continental Bank. 60 do... 10 Park Bank 20 Bak Commerce. 100 Canton Company. 146 Dei&Hud Canal Co 100 180 Pacific Mail 88 Co 150 do... ..b80 Court of Common Pleas. 200 Cumb’rI'd pfd b60 Before Hon, Judge Brady. 10 do ACTIC AGAINST A RAILWAY COMPANY. Fe, 14.—Phillip J. Jetter vs. The New York and Harlem Raxlroat Company.—This was an action for injury done to the plaintiff's child, a little girl of six or seven years of age, by the alleged negligence of defendants agents. In consequence of some difficulty in the establishment of the SECOND BOARD. : 8434 100 ebs HarRRpfi.s60 391 plaintil’s case us to the negligence on one side or the er atari 8034 Other, a juror wag withdrawn, and the cause still remains { Too CnigiparDiled 10° 86 Michigan’ Gen The, S67 Cee bred ey 4 ne ars oe 14% 0 en RR DUS, 884 ichS&NIndRR_ 18 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | fosiscanm Gre, 2086 100 gg tes 18 22 Pacific MSSCo.. 78 do..7." 2930 18 Moxpay, Feb. M—6P.M. | 59 do. TIX 60 atch SEN indgs un day’ k statement co 08 a8 folioy ith the Kh 7 100 hi RK..830 68 14 beet heal aE NE re Wee el sph Bark Galen, 180s. 300m or 3 statemen = j 1008YCenexdiv.b60 79 100 do. % Week end’g. — Loans. Specie. Circulation. Deposits. | 600 do......opg 79 160 do. SOB é $130,442,176 25,001 441 7,950,855 01,985,256 | 10 Eric Railrcad.... 1334 100 Cleves&Toi Ritadd 0:¢ 129,106,318 25,419,088 7,872,441 69,846,818 | 400 Harlem Railroad, 1234 100Chi& Ris! RR.b30 602; | 6g do... b80 133 100 80 603g Decrease., $1,895,858 872,853 78,414 2,018,498 | 150 Harlem vee 6056 The decrease in loans bears a proper proportion to | 50 do. 601g 190 do, 6004 the falling off in epecie, which is smaller than the actu- ‘al Joss ied the public to expect, and indicates that there has been, during the week, a drain upon the interior for gold. As the California remittance was only counted once, it will be fair to assume that the average is a rising one—to be cut down, however, by the specie shipment to be made on Wednesday, besides the payments into the Sub-Treasu- ry. The decline in deposits is not a very good feature at this time of year. Ina few mouths, should the crops in the West promise anything at all, large sums will be withdrawn by the Western banks and bankers. The balance held bere by the Southern banks is stili considerable. At this season we should be accu- mulating, not parting with deposits. The future policy of the banks is very clear. Let them pergevere in their contraction; let them refuse business under six and seven per cent, and they will achieve somethingftowards extri- cating themselves from the unhealthy condition in which they stand. Money is without change. Some of the banks are ask- ing weven for call loans, but most of them continue to Jend on good collateral at six. No discounts are done un- der seven, and eight is becoming quite a common asking figure, even for very good paper. Among the brokers the private bankers continue to lend their balances at five. The secret of the difference between their rates and those of the banks is that the latter are governed p by the general business of the port, and partly by supply of specie in the reserve, whereas the former are guided solely by the demand for and supply of jend on storys. There i no business doing in stocks, and consequently a very small demand for money; hence ita cheapvess, Foreign exchange for Wednesday’s steamer 100 do, New York Ct Banks, February 14, 1859. Banks. 5 tee Circul’n. D 5 » 1,244,446 Citizens’ 129,022 119,879 164,618 136,892 343,471 5,194.5 6,130,091 4/387 829 97,140 1,698 497 4,481,199 315,075 Merchants’ Mechanics 3,021 pecie to continves firm. Bankers are asking 1093 for sterlin 5 a 15 for francs 8 H babi Sk and 51234 francs. The steamer will probab ae take over half a million in specie. 106 458 The stock market continues to present no particular 110,502 feature of interest ces this morning did not vary ma- 180,776 terially from the clos ng quotations on Saturday; but the 34, 127,402 market was dull and the | ss done remarkably light. 22 183,678, The only buyers appear to be shorts, to cover outstanding ; 108,811 241,108 contracts; and here and there a speculative jobber, who | st. Nicholun "o08'6 thinks that be may make 3¢ or %{ per cont by buying for | Shoe & Leath 971,628 the rise. The commission brokers are idle; their business J [fates wise fe now mainly confined to selling emal! lots of such cash pitt pcvtw rare ites] stocks as New York Central, which were bonght some | Total...... $129,106 818 26,419,088 7,872,441 80,996,518 time since for the dividend, and whose holders do not care to run the riek of bolding on for another six movthe, The Wats Sreet, Monday evening, Feb. 14, 1859. duiness of the market ie partly due tothe uonerrival of | ‘The moat prominent novelty of the day is the weekly the steamers, but also ina still greater degree to the wont | beck statement, which has many important bearings. The of business on the roads, and the general distrust felt | \oans have ron down $1,985,858, or over 1 per cent, wi among the public with regard to railway property. There | tue op w feclined $572,253, over two per cent, was asale this morning of a single government five per } (he deposits $2,018,438, or nearly 3 per cent, vent bond at Saturday’s price. State stocks generally | parative statement is as follows:— From a Wall Street Correspondent, nd The com- opened very strong, with a good demand; but Mis Feb, 6. Fob, 12. souris were more plentifal than the market could -3130-449,170 229,106,518 bear at the slight advance at which they opened, + sss CT Sa Et and the advance was lost, In the general bond market 91,965/256 89'340,518 the business done was very small, and prices were un 22,712,917 — 20,640,706 changed. The upward movement in Pacific Mail received The banks now hold 261-10 per cent of coin to their « a check to-day; it opened half per cont below Saturday’s | mand \iabilities—that is, $25,419,088 specie, to $97,219, closing prices, and though it was bid up afterward, the | of demand liabilities, spirit with which it was carried from 70 to 78 was want- ing; in the afernoon it fell three per cent. It would appear that notwithstanding all that bas been said about the unfair conduct of Vanderbilt, the trae cause of the rapture between him and the Pacific Mail Company was an attempt of theire to evade payment of the they had agreed to pay him. They will probably find it an expensive experiment. We understand that the Com modore bas now nearly completed his arrangements for his line, and that uniess the Pacific Mail should sel! out thelr su emers to him or some other party, a competition of the hottest character may be anticipated. This 18 good news for travellers, The President and Vice President of the company are in Washington, looking after the mail contract. Panama ‘opened at an advance, but was sold down below Saturday’s figures, The decline is of course due to the prospect of a reopening @f the Nicaragua route. We apprehend that even were this route opened the Panama would always bo abke—if the climate does not destroy the road—to carn very handsome dividends, New York Contral was quict at a shade below Saturday's price. In the other railroads there was this morning no material change. We undor. ptand that tie arrangements have at laxt been consummat- ed for the payment of the first instalment of the Britieh Joan to the Iilwois Centeal Raitroad Company, and that the bills will go out in the Cunard steamer on Wednesday. This bridges over the next year for the company, and en- ables thetn to meet their obligations without incurring fresh debt on this side the water. If the property hay mainly for the postal service. We learn also that the Ag any future, it will now have an opportunity of proving it. | eistant Secretary of the Treasury has .rocelved advices of It neod hardly be seid that the terms on which © largo drafts baving been made upon him, which will be Notwithstanding the general decrease in the loans we observe that no less than twenty-six banks have increas. ed their average line during the week. Twenty-six banks have inoreased their specie, fifteen of whom have reduced their loang. beidy The spec in bank is $26,419,088, to which is to be added the $1,200,000 received on Satarday from Califurnia, which was not included in the average. ‘The foreign exchange market presented a very dull de- mand to-day, but the rates indicate that largo shipments of specie will zoou be made. The Asia, which will sail on Wednesday from this port, may take probably a miliion of dollars and over. We can count up $600,000 at least as certain, In sterling exchange the market is very strong at 1065, for bankers’ bills, Belmont holds at 100% and W. « Pickeregill & Co, at 100%, with only unimportant sales. Brown Brothers & Co., Matthew Morgan & Son, and others hold at 1095, and sell a moderate amount. Commercia billa are 10934 4109. Franca are also dull. Belmont asks 5.1234 per dollar, net; M. Morgan & Son 5.12), lows one-eighth of one per cent; und Southern bank bills, with New York endorsements, at 6.15 per dollar, Hamburg exchange is inactive, with nominal quotations of 26340. « 36%c. per marc banco; Bremen 79. a 790. per rix doliar, and Frankfort at 41346. a 41%c. per florin. ‘ihe payments from the Sub-Treasury were heavy to- day, being $653,415, and the receipts only $116,144, the Customs yielding only $71,000, The disbursements were out of bank. The market for the discount of business peper is very firm to-day, and none but strietly first class names, if of longer dates than four months, are discounted at seven. Per cont, while the transactions below that figure, mostly T, ‘at six, are confined to prime acceptances having from er es iain ricgan wakes cronies fon ‘sixty days or less, to ninety days or four months to run. ‘The Overland oa St. Louis Imi34 Mizs—Havana, Feb 8—The brig Lillia Mills, ‘These rates aro street rates; every Monday and Trareday, ata" ae brig re, pce cra ame | anemia | baa a Dee Domestic exchanges with neighboring cities are in favor | 8-Lanz Onrr fhe Overland mall trom 6, Joweph Afo.)io salt | Founded by recta” The hat'ot ths feel to mach jure te of Wall street, especially Boston; but with New Orleans ars Letters should be marked “Overli.. | schooner, with meth han gone tovue wredll cot ai de ali and the South generally, the exchanges aro rather against | go, prone, By siemmen, via Panama, Monday cargo intone’ ome! Ad cargo to this port. “A'portion of the us. The New Orleans banks at last dates we observe Poo gen of 1 PM, | Buio Sian Srann, from Portland for Havana, previonsly have increased their specie line $260,000, while their loans By eae 14 P.M. | eported Pup into, Charieaton, 10th inut, leaky, during a SW gale, el Noe oa Jan 2, lat40 N len 61 Jost head of foremast and all at io PENORT, MEIO0.- = Tacand Isihof each ‘mouth, (Letors eboula | wched. m and jibboous; was obliged to row over Maney is abundant at the increased rates of late, asked. Derpncein the Othe at New York nix days pre float, she beng sraimed ere Reine au the ‘ume to koep her The banks mostly ask seven per cent for call loans, and ‘vious to the above date.) le Beem quite indisposed t0 loan at all on call, reserving their | PO*OPE..... By et paoiebvonmrndieeen NE iti toee and quartec Gaal te ee Sia apr pus unre: gorge | Bona tas uh aa ik | StS aa A ive. e.nand, pate ard pac ig once & Bonr Lavra Frances, sing, from Eastport for Richmond, be bas been vy Mimi ‘a up- the steal Karnak will be d _— as very ited to-day and readily sup- meget, he a ap A ro] ut into Poxalt ib mak at ss of bowsprit, pi tee walls Land warrants are very inactive; the Homestead bill Scur LC Wats, soon after leay juantana- now pending in the Senate has disturbed the market, ard mo, wan ‘wrecked: having been lumsiaets went tuhore to very few parcels have been sold. The feeling, however, the south of Gay Head, she was totally lost. No further among dealersis better to day, and there bave becn more igh sg ‘Totx, Townsend, at Baltimore from Franklin, La, ipquiries at current rates than holders would i pet . ; ‘The pon arrival of the overdue Ca bes ‘split sails, shitted cargo, &c. made business very stagnant to d @ merchants at- swered all their last letters on Saturday by the Kangarov, and are awaiting rather impatiently for the next news to make up their mai) for Wednesday. ‘The bank statement, published to-day, has had an un- favorable influence on the stock market, and it contains essons for caution toall our financiers’ and merchants, aken in copnection with our large importations, whicl can hardly be deemed excessive if the consumption is pale tothem,. Yet they bear heavily on the money market. Contraction of bank loans has commenced, specie is being expected, bank deposits are rapidly running down (over four and a half millions in the last fortnight), and the consequence must be a general decline in prices. The high rates of exchange at the present period are very un- Scun Vaqueno, Newell, from San Francisco for Melbourne, 4a reported by some of our couemporaries to be at lovember. We hope it may prove to be but we presume the only found: for the statement is found in the fact that she was advertised on that date to sail for San Francisco, We have had no report of her arrival at ‘A scum got ashore on the Hen and Chickens Shoal 10th inst, but came off again with loss of deck load of white oak timber, which is scattered along the hthouse. | Nassau, NP, Jan 20—A large veesel, with a cargo of cotton and liquors, is reported wrecked at’ Dog Rocka, Balt Ke Bexch. No further particulars. A British vessel, loaded ‘copper ore, from St Jago for Swansea, is also reported wrecked and sunk near the southeast end of’ Inagua, by letter to Hll- ‘wood Waiter, Faq, Secretary of Board of Underwriters. i Curren Sir Fivixg Mrst, Capt Linnell, now loading at foo of Wall street in Coleman's line for San Francisco, will sai! Port of New York, February 14, 1850. OLEARED. Lary rm Thomas Swann, Ramsey, Baltimore—H B Crom- well & Co. Bark Benefactor, Corning, Singapore—A A Low & Bros. Bark Eliza Bares, Watlin; Ly nda—Hrett, Son & Co, Bark J A Bishop, Bunce, Mobile—Oakley & Fenton. Bark lunroe, St Marke—Smallwood, Karl & Co. Mi Yondon-Valerio & Fass unean this week. usual. ‘This is the period for heavy shipments of cotton, Fe Beamer if & Di ; Hi ine (Br), Adam n, Ja——J F Bulley. Th Roanoke, of the Richmond line. was yester- whieb, with other exports, are usually equal to supply all Acar WU Mershin, Cole: Moblle—Cost Siaith & Gor” day eee <tr} 10 the Mor} en Workn, of the exchange wanted. Now our large exports of cotton | Schr Sinithwculan, Brunt, Bavannab—MeCready, Mott &Co, | Ninh irece Eile, for the purpose pr havinu new Dollera put in, ¢ insuflicignt, and gold is required tosupply the balance, | Schr 1,8 Davis, Fisher, Churleston—MoCready, Mott & Co. | also have machinery tboroughiy overhauled. . Schr Emily, Griitin, Wihnington-—D © Murray, er kind of prod! 8 shij le i I as no other kind of produce is ehipping. Our breadstutls fe, uBR ‘Souch, Weeks Washingwn, NO—Mathews & ‘The Br shi; Paton 1s now on the and provisiove are not wanted abroad in any amount of ears. "She will be at lurge Balance dock for repairs. She will be stripped, recaulked and newly cop- manibeance, hr Grengbaw, Richmond—C H Pierson pees. ’ Compared with previous years, thefpresent condition of Bohr eae Co Paki ay FY Brant & Slaght, ‘The clipper achr Pride of the recently arrived at San things is quite acontrast. ‘In 1855, we began tho year | — scbr Surprise, Patton, Clty Point—Jas Hunter & Uo. Francisco from Malaga, was sold 15th ult, ‘to « company in- with thirteen millions of coin, which was increazed by | Schr D i Sawyer, Pierson, Oty Polnt—O H Pierpoc. terested in the trade between San Fra and San Pedro, the middie of February to seventeen millions, thence ‘hr E Smith, Howes, Maitimore—J W McKee. for $12,000. She was to be put on the line at once. gradually running dewn until the end of September, when | B&clir HE Weston, Maloy, Plilalelphia—Jas Hand, Seats eset tL was $0,900, ‘Si: ptember, when | ™schr $ N Crocker, Presby, Tauntou—Master. Ship Frank Haynie, Randall, from NOrleans for Havre, Feb i Was $9,900,000 only. In 1856 we began the year with | Schr R 3 Dean, Cook, Fall River—Master. 4, lat 26 28, Jon 8458 eleven millions, and which was increased to seventeen in | Sloop River Queen, Reyuolds, Fall River—Master. ‘Capt Avery, of ship Adams, at NOrleans, reports:—Jen 24, June; and in 1857 we began the year with eleven mil- lions, which increased to thirteen und a half in July. This year we have already « decrease of about four’ mil lions, which is likely to continue, The most noticeable part, however, is the decline in de- posite, which nsuaily increase at this season, but which within a few weeks have been withdrawn to the extent of $6,(00,000, showing that there is much more employment for money. The South is likely to take some moro epecie from us within a short time. Amid all this, it is satisfac- tory to notice that business is on the increase, There is rather more money in general circalation, aud less yet wil! be allowed to He idle; but less of it will be employed in the stock market. The stock market is in the most apathetic state. There are no orders outside the board of brokers, who enjoy tho game among themselves exclusively. Money must become Jess and jess abundant as the payments for duties in- crease and the remainder of the new loan is paid up; 80 that stock loans will be greatly disturbed within the next thirty dose, ‘The enles of stocis were very limited to-day, No prominent buyers appeared. Pacific’ Mail Steamshio stock wus the heaviest, and declined 13¢ per cent at tha bourd, where it closed at 77; but after the second board there were sales at 75, afurther decline of 2 per cent, mak- ing the total decline in one dy 344 percent. Now York Central, with limited transactions, held Saturday’s prices. Chicago and Rock Island declined 34, and Galena and Chi- cago 34. Reading advanced 3s, and Panama \. Michi- gan Central feil 3g. Harlem preferred was deait in more Sloop W 1 owen, Hallock, Bristol—L Kenny. ARKIVED, Steamship Philadelphia, Harrison, New Orleans Sth inst, aud Havana Sth, with mdse and passengers, to MO. Roberts. Steamshin Star of the South, Lyon, savannan, Feb 10, with maxe ano passengers. to 8 J, Mitchiill & Son. Keb 11, 1134 AM, off Frying Pan Shoals, signalizen stoataship Marion, ‘hence for Charleston; 1 PM, signolized steamsblp Alabama, henee for javannah. Steamship Chesapeake, Crowell, Portland, with mdso and passengers, to HB Cromwell & Go. 18th thst, off Cape Cod, spoke park Indian Queen, for Koston. Steamship Georges Creek, Morley, Baltimore, 65 hours, with mdse, to H B Cromwell & Co. Ship Owepo, Stevens, Liverpool, 44 days, with mdse and 2) nessengers. 10 Stnrges, Clearman’ & Co. ‘Experienced heavy Wenther (severe gales, with fog, rain and snow storms) the en tire parsage: stove boals and received other damage. Bark Moneka (of Boston), Hamilton, Messina Jan 1, passed Gipraltar Jan 10, and Madeira 14th, with fruit to Draper & Devlin; verse) to’ master. Has had very moderate weather, having reefer th topgnilastentla but twice (for about, 12 hours) the entire paseage. Feb 7, lat 8213, lon 7280, saw brig Boll ona, of Parrsboro. Burk Jobn Grifin (of Prospect), Park, Havana, Jan 29, with wwignr, fe, to RP Buck & Co, Been’ 10 days N of Hatteras With NNE'and NNW winds Brig Amanda Jane (of Newport). Dorr, Bordeaux Noy 4, via Nassau Feb 4 (where she put in leaky and with loss, of ass) ‘With mdse, to Metcalf & Duncan, Sth inst, lat 38 80, lon 73 10 40, 7320, spoke schr g2w a lost of sprice sparg; 9th, Int 88 ‘alermo. 44 days, with oranges and 4K Kane, hence for agua. Has on board a Delaware off north sidé of St Domingo, spoke ship Jas L sogart, 44 days from Liverpool for NOrleans. (The JL Bogart, Conway, cid at Mobile Jan 17 for Havre, and could not have been spoken where stated above.) Bark Uraville, from NOrleans for Valentia, Feb 8, no lat, &e. iobiriJeuny Lind, steering 8, was seen Jan 27, lat 2417 -N, ion 60 22 Brig Monticello, Hopkins, from Baltimore for Pernambuco, Tan 29, lat 3334, Foreign Ports. Cattao, Jan 1—In port ships Larmergier, Coffin, disg; Lizale Oviford, Kelley, leaking badly, dlecharg! . would hove out, repair, and load again; bark Hugh Sirckhead, Corner, Walling to get exchange, and purchase & cargo of sugar for Obi. (Ciexrvrcos, Jan28—Arr brigs Kentncky, Carver, NYoak; W Nash, Nash, and Ocean ‘Traveller, Sargent, Baltimore: Feb 2, bark ig tesa Snow, Boston. Sid Jan 29, baras Scphia, Guptil, NYork; P © Alexander, Merryman, Philadel- phe ; ‘Tom Corwin, Sherman, Boston; schr La eget Rich- Net, brig ‘Col W Coggins, Cogeins, do;'Feb 1, Arrbrigs Orizaba, Shute, Boston; Slat, jeseph Park, Park, do: Australia, Wythe, Wiscansey, M.A Her: reat, Havana: Feb 2, bark Sarah’ Nickels, Nickels, st chrs Aun Elizabeth, Hutchinson, Frankfort; 8d, Geo Deering. Pintham, Portland. Sia Feb “4” dncorrect), bark F Churehll, Lampher, Boston: brigs Umpire, Higgins, and A J Ross, Sweeteer, Boaton; achr N Clifford, thute, Bellast. Faimourn, Ja, Jan 12—8id schr Lane NYork. 25—Arr brig Dudley, Dickey, Mendocino for Mel- bourne and wid aguin Deo In port Dec 10, bark Washington Allston, Woods, for New ardson, NYork: schr Viola, Trew 5 CaRneNss, Pap Brig Ebe (Sic), Rallo, lemons, to Lawrence, Giles & Co. ; at noon, 26 miles So Cape. | Bediord direct hth, with a full cargo. wa eran ganna sgatgetaray rion, Mich | Eesfan inesdngw pu me be hreskwater, owing hes | HAGA aa Anat egal, Mam ana gan ‘Sonthern guaranteed stock declined §, and the | atthe time. ; a Sone ifs ee, wins ‘ Baldwin, Cutter, Bordeaux, bark Damon, Bartiett, New York; common Mack, 26, Erle Was firm. Michigan Cen- | dig Trade Wind (of Bloghity, Waugh. Clentuoton, 84 days, | iiss ebsbaw, Pierce, dor Waccamaw, Great, Ceorpeme} tral fell | off a8 and Canton $f. Hudson River | with sugar, moltag ‘whole passage 3 ‘Trindelen, Havener, W ti Sulla Maine, Lowell, Was steady. The new government loan is firm. | ieee ee cell Tielifax, Gdays, with fish, &o, to | Bostoo;H B Metcalf’ Burton, NOrleans; Feb. 1, hig. Jane H er, at an advance of 4¢, the opinion gaining ground | ya whiney & Coe atk} Waleh. York, London (and ald Sth for NOrleans);, bark Ben ubat the administration will not issue a new loan, Mis- Brig Irene (of Harrington), Cole, Brunswick, Ga, 12 days, | Duck, Peabody, Liverpool; brigs A K Dealing, bene Mo souri 6's declined 1%. There were gales of $80,000, and with fombere to Otte Elia” 1 for, at about’ & Bh of the | the; 2, Barone, Gartner, Nowport 4m, echt, Mary Ohition, re pressed on the market. "1 ighlands, saw to leeward what was aupposed 8 large . ; Sth, sbip ¥ i Were pressed on the market. California new 7's deciined | Highlands, saw to leeward what was auppoeed to be a large | D250 Susi *gady ieten; brigs Alrooabek, Ontlole Maca; 3g. ‘Tennessee 6's were firm. Virginias fell3. Railroad bonds were very inactive. Michigan Railroad 8 per cent bonds sold at $6, which is a decline. Illinois Centrals de. Rainbow, Matthews. Portland; 6th, Lodebar, ton; M A Stevens, Waters, NOrleans; 7th, Tittle, Charleston via Key West. Temple, Charles steamship Isabel, pilot, who was carried off through the neglect of the pilot boat not coming to take him from the veesel. US revenue cutter Washington, H D Hunter, commander, clioed 4. Harlem firsts advanced 2, closing at 92, and | from acrulse. (See news columns.) Sid 30th a Slet, bark E Leavitt, M’Near, Boston; MA the thirde eold at 72. Erie bonds were dull, A few’ New a Scie Charice Minerva, (ie), Dupscom, Kingeton, f0, 14 Lees sre tumerget ening, Bakimore York C | drys, with oranges, 1o J Eneas, tape’ Henry, 2 1 York Centrals of 1875 sold at 9954, which is an improve. | gr a Ge Cantal, ceamat, ative of cane ‘Colson, 2 0 Hdamap: and wesdrowned. hain mink ; Bank stocks were rather active, 171 shares being sold. Par Bank of Commerce declined advanced 14. nak ves LRU e EeeNeer a boo Ortene tee » Ji Jon 22, via Delaware Breakwaior 24’houra (where pati ‘on account of heav’ r, before reported), with cotlee, CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, rum, 4c, to Post & Bmall. < ol . : PB J » Wi ; sehrs Cherub, Bai- Moxpay, Feb, 14—6 P.M. | Sch Keliauee (hn, Nicholson, Comwallis,7 days, with po Matknzas and NYork; Eilza Ano, ‘Clenfuegos; Bull. AsHES.—The sales were limited to staall lots, including pots, at 64c., and pearis at 6c, ‘leanor, Townsend, Jacksonville, 10 days, rush, Ashby, NOrleang; Express, Boss, Key’ ry Behr J Preble, Burout, Darien Cid ath, brig BT Martin, French, Cienfuegos, achr Calliope, r J Preble, Strout, Darien, Ga, 14 da gid atb, ‘brig Hy. Matthews, Oheney, Ctentue: Breapsrcrrs.—Flour—Thore was a better demand for | — Schr Ann & Shaan, Smt days, with ‘Hopkins, Trinidad; 5th, i consmon graies of State und Western brands, and closed | ac, 10 Dolla, Potter rom Experienced henry wae” [og sree plo, hg tere ep eined BTS at un advance of 5c. per barrel over saturday’s rates. Bride, Gilet, Witningyon, NC. 6 days. Harriman, do big A Exall, Bending. Philadelphia sobre ‘Bet, Extra Wands were steady, and prices ustaned. tuo | Bel Seppe cea ae gam Ny tage dept, Gmorrs actly emo : Fe a vert, a ‘apractions footed up about 12,000 a 14,000 a in oR yt 3 ia. hr Janne . the rollowiug range of prices: ® 14.000 Dbis., within | secur GM emaiih, Mille, Wilmington, 30, yaa £24, scr io, Hoobs Grom Bilzabeth Cty, NO), outport; 26th, |, sehr Rio, tchr Amelia. March, York River, MAY? irig liza, Nelson, Char! Supertine Suate, , Senr Ocean Wave, Seeland, V! day Reston, Extra Sate .... 20 Behr DO ileging, Longatrdet, Norfolk, 6 dara york? Washiogion: Eidrige, os aepiowal ae Sab, Common to good Western . chr Alice: Howell Nortolks 3 dey San Francisco; er, Thornhill, for Mobile; barks xtra lowe, Michigan, indiana and 0! Extra Genesee Capadtan extra Mixed & etraigbt Southern Southern fancy and extra Choe extra family and Rye flour , Canadian brands were firmly held, with iimited sales, within the range of our figures, Southern dour was in good demand, and at higher rates for mixed brands, while the sales embraced about 2,400 bbis., closing within the range of our quotations. Kye flour and corn meal were quiet at our quotations. Wheat was firmer, while sales were light, being contined to about 4,000 bushels white Southern at $1 60, and red do. at$1 40a $1 45. Corn was less active and steady, while the sales embraced about 10,090 bushels new yellow Jersey and Southern at Bele Charlee Denry, Myrick, Norfolk, 8 days, Rehr Farinx; Mott, Georgetown, DO, 4 daya. Behr Geo L Green, Green, Philadelphia, 3 day iiladelphin 2 dase. Behr Silver Magnet, Perry, Philadelp! for Hoaton. Rent Grace Giniler, Paing, Philadelphia for Boston. Schr E Arculariue Easkell, Rockland, 4 days, Schr 8 F Reeves, Shaw. Bosten, 4 Schr D W Barmmond, Wixon, New Haver for Norfolk. Sebr Village Relic, Burgess, New Haven for Virginia, Sloop Oregon, Rhodes, Providence. Sloop Rhode Island, Carr, Prot Retcrxep-—Scbr Hiawatha (of Rockland), Stmonton, for Cardenas Jan 30, in consequence of the captal being taken sick on the third day out. 8th teras, took heavy gale from SRW, during w! did ober damaye; 6th, lat 36 49, lon'72 20, spoke bark Col Led. yard, from Savannah tor Boston, who supplied us with a navi ator in tbe person of Mr @ W Knight, their tirst officer, The P put into the Delaware Breakwater on the 7th inst on ac. count of heavy weather, and sailed from thence on the 12th Florence, for New York; David Lapaloy, Bishop, 4 ‘orl delphis for Aspinwall; brig Cecelia, for k. Maraxaas, jan are bere peg Cooper, Philadelphia; dureka, Croston, Portland; 30th, brigs Granada, Petten- ill, NYork; 81st, Anna D Torrey, Griffin, do: achra une, ‘orrey, Fortiand; Somerset, Stirling, Havana; Feb 1, bark New Empire, Randall, Charlesten: schr 8 N Smith, Smith, Philadel pbia: 3d, brig Globe, Jones, Warren; schr Asa Low- den, Savannel brig Maria © E (Br), Fowler, ‘leaton; 5th. scbr Eliza Lee, Foster, Philadelphia. Sid 29th achrs Red Engle, Clark, N York; Daniel, Burton, Ha- vana;Sist, brige Naiad, Rich, Boston; Feb 2, Hi ‘Bar- lay, Charleston; 4th, Zuleika, Grozier, NYork; Maria, Ingra- rovidence. Nassau, NP, Feb 4—In port schr ——, of and for Baltimore, T HeLENa, Dec 30—In port bark Ceres, Fuller, for NYork Qdays. Sid doth, ee Foster (fromfOalcutta), Boston. St Joux, NB Feb 6—Arr barks J & R Young, Ssott, Boston; 7th, WH Jenkins, Lovett, do. St ANDKEWS. Jan 19—Arr brig Jas B George, Benthall,,—; S4e. a 84350., and prime Southorn at S6c.; Western mixed | fopnt of heavy weather, és : Pe pig heap iid i M D 'y ted “Minnehaha” when she | Sacua, “an 26—arr brige Tza, Williams, Havana; fand, ‘was sold at 87c. a S86, was steady, with small sales | Tree's Delenure Breakwater.] Bandy, iiallimore; 80th, schr Galena, Watia, Pensacola. sid at Sic. a 7c. Barley was quiet. Oats were less buoyant 26th. bark “Hutehinse Pensacola. sales of Prince Edward’s Island and Canadian | 4! 15th—Sloop ‘Thos Hull, Hull, Providence, ; ee BELOW anineipan, san 24—Bid bark Baranac, Mullerdick, Bremen State ranged from 57c. a 600. . (since spoken), Correk continued to be inactive; sales were confined to Two brige. BAILED. Vera Cuvz, Jan 90-In port bark Rapid, Marechalk, for 434 bags Maracaibo at 11 4¢c., and 100 Rio at 10%. . SYork Feb 15, Ship New World, Antwe VAuPa A180, Dec 21——In port ships Oracle, Wood, for rqul- barks Benefactor, Singapore: T Hane, Ma Com 6 8 mbraced about 1,600 bales, a large |p Rertrum, Mobile. Dirigo, New Orleans; schre MD coprise, Mclean; divg: Alexandria, "Bartlett, for portion of which was in transitu. The market closed at | tanzas;S D Sparke, St Kius; H D Meara, Kio Grande; ki ine, Dean, unc, brig Townsend Jones, Jones, to load nominal quotations for the lower grades, while fine cottons | Apalachicola Niue, were held at former rates, Dealers were anxiously await- ‘Wind at sunrise W; meridian SW; sunset WSW; 9PM WSW° Home Ports. ing the reenipt of later foreign news. oi pelecsecancne sak lll 8 APATACTITOOUA, Feb b-—In port shipe Jenny Lind, Fianci.—To Liverpool 20 tierces beet were engaged at legraph Musine Report. Wore er (arr 2d from St Thomas), and kobert Treat, Tren 2,000 bbls. rosin at 28., 150 boxes bacon at 158., 50 edit aston Feb t. sunset—One brig onlside the bar, | Live rk ti essential oils on priva nuaeon, ® terme, and 300 bales cotton | anda brig in the offing. bound in. Wind NAW. Weather 5-82d. To London 400 bis. rosin at 2s, 734d. per 280 | ‘clear. rene y A vessel of 450 tons was chartered to load at St. SANDY HOOK, NJ, Feb 14, mmnsei--No vessels in aight, | woite Marys, Ga., with lumber for Rio at $21, and 5c. per cwt. | boundiv. Wind NN ar L Bu ‘There was but little of moment reported for the Continent. LONG BRANCH, Fe! thing in sight, bound | ford York do 20,000 busheis oats were cugaged for New Orleans at p. & | ip. Wind N; cb Yost, Collum, , J F Bradford, Taylor, from NUrieans wi. . ding, Phenix, Lee, from St Marke do. Cla between 2d and {ih, bark Preacilia’ Newton. Bosioo; ache Lotur, Jay, NOrleans. BOSTON, Feb 12, PM—arr sebrs Addison Child, Smith, Rot- terdam, via'Fayal und Provincetown: Express, Freeman, Tan gir. Cid barks. Union, Kent, Mobiie;, Moneynick, Smith, Charleston; brig Winyaw, Wyman, Havana. 13th, (additional) —arr Br bark ‘Vernon, Gott, Messina vin Lynn Beach, where she was ashore; schrs Starr King, Paine, joston Light, Saunders, Balt Jay was steady, with sales for shipment at 750, Hors were in fair demand, with small gales of new at 12e. a 18e.; old were nominal. Inox.—The market was firm and supplies light. yard it was firmly held at $30, cash. Linh was quiét at 80c, tor common, and $1 for lamp Reckiand. Web 14, annset--Nodhing tn aight, bound in. weather clear, He «i Marine mdence. KPY West, Feb 10—The brig E Remington, Williams, from NYork, with cargo for Fort Jefferson, Tortugas, arrived at this port the 2th haviog lost her anchora and chains on the Babkma Banks the 2ith inet 10 a beayy aie of wind. Pur. 4 From , : >. he ‘Tortugas, where | Tangier; Courier, Crowell, aud 1 is MoLassks.—Sales of 140 bis, New Orleans were made | Chasing new ones here, she sid ihe 25th for Tortug: mote: Bi Faulklin, und Clarinda, Baker, NYork. Signal at 40c, a 41c., and 60 bhds. Cuba muecovado were sold at | M¢, rived the vate day. Bhe discharged her cargo ‘and ud for a Howen’ rigged bark, gone to N shore, and two brign 28340 TON ake wen ‘There is an unknown brig ashore on the flats near Governo! schr W H ‘Titcomb, Harlow, from Attaakpas with a Navat Srores.—Spirits turpentine was in fair demand, | cargo of sugar and molasses, bound to New York, arrived the | Islend, Sid Saturday, wind SW to NE, steamer Jos Whitne; D ont éo, ci 20th in cistress, leaking from 1,200 to 2,000 strokes per hour, | brigs ex, Ida b Kogors. Sunday, wind N by ¥, bark Tunlity, abl at O0cs for thee tr cil eee nor aos hee | Bhs experienced heave wentbor'ine anlrs wopnge; eed on tue | Laasy Frances: baa ecosts, Walesa Bark néwart quality, and at 60c. for that in shipping order, 2,200 bbia. common Fosin, mostly ufloat, and deliverable at $1 724, and $00 do. Opaque and fine were cold at $3 76 a $4 28. Crude turpentine was scarce, and firmly held at $8 87340., Wo arrive ty Ons.—The market continued to rule etea sales were moverate, Linseed was at 70c. n 7h , Lorana, Fill and brig Phebe A Paige started, but anchored in the Roads. BALTIMORE, Feb 12 a 18—Arr steamship Locust Point, French, ® York: ship Milton Lookbart, Forrest, Liverpool; burks Daniel Webster, Ryder, Palermo; New Light, Reynolds, Vdmund Dwight, Nickerson, Mobile; bite jatanzas; achrs RW Tull, Townsend, Fran Petrel, Gayle, st Andrews, Home, Maddocks, N Yo! Bogert, NY nl, Rost 234 sprung a leak, on the 24th boo stays and leach rove Of foresail. She putin to repair It was found necessary to discharge 283 bbix molasses and ¢8 hhds sugar to lighten the veasel sufficient to get at the leak, which proved to be for ward. She t# being caulkea. Her rails are also under repairs. Consigned to Packer & Clark. ‘The Bremen sbip Mimi, Capt Schwartz, bound to Amsterdam, with cargo of 1,501 bales cotton, ran while the Crude from Galveston | Barnar: and whale were firm at Inst week's prices. the night of the 24th, upou Pickle ‘reef, and immediate | Wetmore, rork; ‘A. Tire! ton. Re. —Pork—The market was legs buoyant and Bllged, and flied. damaging 's large part of her cargo, ‘The | turned uma Potomac, Watson, hence for N York, S8_active, closing with the turn of the mar- | wrecking vessels stationed in the weignborhood of the disaster | steamship Win Jenkins, Hallett, Morton; ship Bremerbayen vor of purchasers, (Brew), Hilken, Bre Seneca, Feinhagen; Buenos The sales emnraced about | were at once ehpaged to raixe the cargo, and have brought ‘ke i, 1H Day, "Spe oan at ath ling ‘ne ii . ‘Ayres; scbrs Christian G00 bbis., inclading new meee, st $18 S736; Clear | eee ee edly Croker CaS ant be Atel ty Serica | Chase’ Previsence. hd beige woe stag ate SBA, prime at | $18 60 a $13 75. | mainder of the cargo, which ia now coming out almoat in buik. | achr Tarnel It Lyny, Chase, Providence, Beef was firm and in fair demand, with sales | If the vessel does not break up altogether: the xreater poi BRISTOL, Febi2—Arr sloop Blackstone, Stedman, NYork of about 425 bbls. including country ’ prime at $6'| will be saved. The materials of the sbip will be saved. Con. | for Providence. 75 9 $7 25; country mess at $6.9 $9 25; repacked West- ed to W. Ht. Wall & Co, EASTPORT, Feb 6—Arr achr Elen Matilda, Wells, ern at $a $10 $734, and extra at $11 6234 a $12 25; from Apalachicola, | | FRANKLIN LA, Jou 14 arr sche Chari prime ves ragged from $17 a $20. Teef hams were firm: eon her voyage with her eatire | for Baltimore), Ase sche Kolline, Parsons, NYork; 242, ori ly held at $16 817 75. Bacon was quiet wt 91¢c. @10%¢., | Garuo. ‘The deck load, cousuting of 82 Vales Cotiom weaas. | Judge Buthnway, “Alien iu Gnd hd Beth for N¥ ore: ana 40,000 short, clear middies were reported wt 1086. | cowafigly placed on board the schr Ocilia, Capt Burroughs, | sebra Tillie E, Babbitt, Kleumond; Harriet # Strong, Vincent, Cut meats were steady and in fair demand, with sales of | and will be taken to Providenes for the am of $317, ‘The bark | Charleston; 27th, brig William Crawfc Colbura, Havana. between 360 and 400 hhds, and tlerces at ‘Ze. a 7346, for | wan rend’ for sem on the 4th, bul the crew refused to do Cid ih, scbr. Larveah, Brown, Nvork; 15th, brig’ Director, shoulders, and at 9c. for b Lard was in fair | Sndthey were arrested by the Marshal.on complaint of Capt | Reynolds, Baltimore; 17th, echre David B Doane, Gilkey, New demand, with sales of aovat 600 n 000 bola, and werces | SPRUE, ona eee ee ere Tae ta, | romuoe Cobras doy Sib, Crean, Marcos, tlatnntind; ith, r “ “ 4 * io" rt trial, J Loon ly 3 us, 3 h A . at lKe. a 1 and keys were at 1c. a 1}4c, Battor | 29e nr eet as ene fa toe tees The record wal tomate | mente theres G Gandy’ Ralimore, 20h," Hannibal, Went Yin will hear the case ins few Gaye. The vessel will procure and checse were in fair demand at stealy prices. w crew Bnd procesd directly on her voy: The cook ot | worth, NYork; 26th, brig Cubs, Sawyer, do} schr J W Lindsay, Tice was in fair word and prices weedy at 30a Chis resect fell cvervoard in the Galt and wee fow Clarke, do; 2th, brigs Waltham, Olarke, Richmond; sohr 8a: 43¢c., the latter figure for prime, ‘The U 8 tranaport sehr Delaware, York, arrived from Jupi- | tillo, Wass, N York. F: ia Buds) .—Tue saies embraced about 700 hia., ineludod | Ye. ABiet the Incest, with Capt Rayuoli, of the Topographi. | GALVESTON, Jan 31—Arr bark George Thomas, Bonner, in which w 4s, Ne by eaeel tod | cai Enpineers, U8 Army, wo haa charge of the construction | ——; schr Adeline, Townsend, Philadelphia; Feb 2, bark Loulan pee, wi Wve One ee (ricans, by auction, at 76; | of the Cape Jupiter lighibotse. A party of mechunics and Sawyer, Rio Janeiro; Jd, brig, Kilzabeth, Libby, Mobile. c., with 300 do, Cuba at p. 1600. New Orleans at orert Lad been landed, and a pertion of the materials also, , barks B Sherwood, Hall, Genoa; Stampede. Lew! fe, and 62 do. Cuba museovado at 7 cad cpeentoes wonld gousmeute ot once, rt nat " Rordedux: H Beals, Jobneon, Boston, Old 3d, brig Brothers ALLOW Was quick at éc., with transport schr Lenox, Capt Baird, from Philadelphia in), Morris, Liverpool. 15,000 Ibs. : Mc.) with sales OC 19/000. 0) Tie tetie her thie strut, nd been cast ashore wile i EORGMTOWN, RE. Web 3-—Arr brig H Land, Chartostons Y wee ‘th 2 1 — det a ‘same, and doubts were enterta , Schr en, NYork; th, bri a Ol Winey was firm, with emall sales at 27340, oo. damaaagacpecameioasant ch Hu innt rig H Garver, Hera, Porto ico, Mh erry, Weak M Bephe wicking sche Trxton was lost near Jubitn about tho | Yndlens if sth tae Urig Celestine, Mena, Maine; ot 2A ied fjovements in Real Estate. goth. She wan trom this port, and engaged in raisiug cargo | wards, N¥ork. 1 By A. J. Bleecker, Son & Co. Thaler, Lore about $500, GLOUCKETER, Feb 11—Arr_ sehra Columbia, McFarlin, from the lont ba ‘The ii 8. W. cor. 7th ay. and 88th at. 4 sto bark Laura Campbell, Reid, from Santa Cruz, with | Norfolk for Belinst; Corinthian, Mora, ¥ tor NYork. Gn hs ceiios+ 045 ate io oes ee cargo of weed, ond ta New York, arrived ott the Tathor yHOlaths! HOLE, Feb 12—In port sobre MH Banks, Sarah, S7th #t., 8 story brick house and lot No. 160 west. 7 ‘And took @ pilot On the 3d, bu not get into port until the | May Queen, Snow Syuall and 4 ance, [—ArT #7 ' 4 .. Ube bax touiched tor the purpoee of wbloping & crew, | Sheet Anchor, Hall, from ——~, Me, for Wiimingtom, NO, wil Do. do, do, do, 15k do. Paving lose thres men before the thast, “Av anhorg ar Jour of tain hoow,' Returned, beige Arcadian, America (and By James Cole & Son, THR SCHOLES RXTATY—NINETHENTH WARD, lord are ver' parce in the city it will be some aye before abe can get of, remained 18th). yer Month is charged to Northern pe Feb AM-—-SId echrs Caroline, Fitch (from Portland), ed or This property is embraced in the Nineteonth ward of U.S Marabal sold the hull and materials of the con- | York; BU Buxton, Titcomp (from Baco) do. In port, ach M the astern division of Brooklyn (Williamsburg). The | gembed brik sequin by auction for the sum of $268.63. the hull | Mittin, from ivew York for Boston, Also sere Buoy Baal, May Queen, Bheet Anchor, Barab, twenty-two lous sold bronght an agerogaty of $16 325— re he va | my, 8 , averaging about $833 per lot. Tho property belonged to | for the mum of #218. nize Martin detreed. the pavers ons: | KEY WEST, Jan 21—Arr brig # Remington, Willams, Now Mr. Clayton Scholes, Wing part of aformer farm, 176 lots | bi the proveeda of mu mtlen and algo Ue cont of suk.” Bal. | York (ant sid Yor Tortugas frum whence abe wid Feb, 2 for Be Ile waa stopped. The Blowing arp toe pentocionn dono im W the echt amen Henry, Capt Wood, at thin | Infor Gedue KegmeW HTioomb, Harlow, Al for N 1 Jot 21.11%92.10, on Kent av. near Row teen en. $800 the fib of January, amoucted to $100! ‘he put laa new York; Feb 1, bark onles Bling Sprague, Apolnchtenis for Pro: fe heageg Nentggd ot ad Font and Wythe ays... C4 the expense of the brig Enterprise, Capt Gringle, amounted for rymont x oy); B, shire OE Viokery. Morin, NYork (and 1 fot 22.4100 on oan. bet. : ythe and Bedford ava 676 be ark Oregon. Capt Sorte, salle for New York the mom bi, hark Lara Cupp ir et a rua fot NYork; 1 do, do. Olina, of the be bas putin a new bowsprit. Expense $200. ngno: ‘ = = ’ Wow 4 a Toa expenser, sects sehr STOUR, Prove 0. jo. lo, . 670 J *» Savanneh (and #ld ’ Bedford ay. 100 fi. tro Bee Correspondence above. : , Se Geeiae Badioro ny Ge, otcen a 1260 1 vorioen of brig RD lark, of and for Boston from Phuladet- | F 6 ractirs PB Myers’ Cobb, kad Wonton, iMfo: a2x100, adjolning, “ Tone | phim ve Down column, Northrup, Havens; Adelaide, Crowell, Alakapna, Cld ships 8do, do. do “1070 | Steamer Potomac, Watson, trom Baltimore for New Y Humber (Br), Lennerton, Hi, B Lamar, Bradley, Ido, do, Lee av. bt. Homn an odio tarsus 168 Tietze Locust Polots the hud ‘proceso antares W0 otioe | CREW ORLEANE, ‘Feb 6 EM-Are Ladhoe orig’ Nant 1 parcel cor. Leo ay. and Keap st... Gor ting anna on Wednesday Night when ber chai ies in ‘Janeiro; schr William. Mason, Staplen, (rand elro; Geist. “Gia amps Wan Lord, Je, Brown, Liverpool; Teresita 1 lot 22.4x100, Rodney st. near Wythe uv. bs d (8p), Maristany, 5 briga Boberano (8p), Colome, do; 8 lots om Broadway near Poun st..,,.., out of er rand the wind belug Unfavorable for her cone tinutng on her course, she wae put bok and came t anchor a Wood, brig: Lau Aihee see me ip. On the bar, bound out—Mary® Campbell, Ma labar, Oder, Sultan, Tombosl, and» an'p bound in, supposed to be the Kentucaian. Outside, bound in, nineteen square rigged: vessels, NORFOLK, Feb 11—Arr Brem hark Hi Brown, #ickerson, Wind NEW BEDFORD, Feb 1l—arr ahs Herald, Knight, Nor- folk; lo. Naylor, Philade! gEW HAVEN, Feb'l2-Si bare Antelope, Rhodes, Barba- NEWPORT, Feb 11—Arr schra New Delight, Lovell, Rliza- bethport; Justioe, Sheldon, do; D W Tinmmond, Witon, Ne Beotord for Norfolk (and sallea Lt); alten wi Feta ara a tated aii FORT TOWNSEND, Wh. Deo la catr aie Baia , ), San Franclaco; bark Aun Perry. Hunter, do, Slat, os Avroph (NG). Hoge; Charen Devan, Hoyt Mado bark Brontes. Newell San Hrasehat oe “ Sprague, Matthews, Boston; Kennebec, Hai 5 sche Wrightington, Wrightingion. Fall River Gia Terk toon Humpore: s, Clentnegos; orig BK Raton, ‘Trinidad de ; 1 Ker Ia; Lucy Lo » Boston Gitkey, Cuba; scbrs I, H. Nickerson, Baker, Ki “ Sharp, Lecompton, Savannah; 8 A ‘Hammond. Paine, el Taisarr rehire Deborab Jones. Wi rr echra Del jones, Winemore, and Mary Mi Boson, (Ont tenes Laws, NYork, Frauk Herbert, Mayo, Kennebeo, Hand, NYork; abi Tuscarora, Dunlevy, Mobiles echrs Larsen, er, Miller, Mobile, Victoria Reed, Preble, Hava BPROVIDENGE Feb 12. hy » ‘el —Arr steamship albat wi NYork; schr Sea Nymph, Dawson, Norfolk. Sid esbey Cloud, "Higatue, Ye river, Va; Mora, Nelson, Philadel~ in. Atsh—Arr steamships Curlew, Arey, NYork; Westchester, Quurk, NYork, aH Bowman, Clark’ NYork: sche Reneey Raikes, McIenae, Norfolk; Beauchamp, (rane, Norfolk, Be- low, sloops Harvest, Corwin, and islackstone, Stedman, fro1 » from, ‘ork. PORTLAND, Feb 12—Arr (by tel) bark Myatery, Taylor, RICHMOND, Feb 11—Sid achra Osprey (Br), Kelly, Halifax Boston. lan 20—[1 rt Caleutta and Boston: Bea Repent, White ie iene koe abt feb 10th; Dashaway. Hill, for Port Toudiow game of the Pacifi, Dubots Sor York abt 20th; Horaburg, 08, for or ebir; barke Evelina, sf 4 Fate foes AeA et Hall, Cabot, for Vie’oria; Samuel it gon;'N 8 Perkins, for sale, Wes ease, glk thicken poavanl |AH, Feb 9—Arr (Rus) brig Norden, Wikander, ona. 10th—arr schrs Montrose, Winslow, NYork; R Hendrickson, NVork. Cldschra Lilly, Francis, NYorksBesnecy SALEM. Feb WcBld bark Argentin anzil ; a i, Fel tine, Zi 4 7h re Be brig St Catharid we w pani reek hel sth—Arr Br e, from f WILMINGTON NC, Feb 10—Arr achr Alba, Pomll, Nvorks Mth brigs Jacch Dock Thompson, NYork; Atavela,)Gilkey; Richmond Va; Maine Homan, NYork; schrs Selah if Stron; Mott; Myrover, Hughes, and RS Miller, Hand, NYork. Of welirs W H Northrop, Jennett, Naskau NB; Maria Pike, Crawford, NYork; 11th brig Sea Helle, Whaley, Havana; schre. M A Johnson, Ireland, NOrleana; Ben Lynch, NYork; Ei terprise, Webber, Horton; 12th wehr D Williams, Grant, Porto C0. MISCKLLANKOUS. A® oPenixa.~ PR ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1889, A PATENT RIGHT REVOLUTION IN THE RUCHE TRADER. RUCHES! RUCHES! RUCHES! BY THE TENS OF THOUSANDS. RUCHES BY THE MILLION. We have connected our interest with one of the most manufacturers of ruches in this city, who conrueten”? PATENT RIGHT OF NEW MACHINERY, Whereby we are enabled to offer ruches of EVERY KIND, EVERY QUALITY, EVERY STYLE, AT ONE-THIRD THE USUAL PRICE. One thousand diferent samples now on exhibition. One thousand diferent styles now displayed, and MARKED IN PLaIN FIGURES, AT THE CASH RIBBON HoVeR, x0. 116 CHAMBERS STREET, INO, “FARRELL. JousSs MOM & 00,8 CHAMPAGNE, P. A. MUMM’S RHINE AND MOSELLE WINES, Mumm 4 Oo., our brand has been somewhat negiocied $5, America. Wé are now determined, with all our energy and ample means, to retake our posilion af once, and will thecefos We wit to establuh © marked aitinction between our brand, Jules Mumm & Co.'s, and that of similar name, fn, order that each house may rely on its own merits and reputa- for which purpose we have slighlly changed our forse ‘We are confident that theao wines we havo just sent out to our new SF cabengen ge Meyer, Jr., will not be any other brand, and we feel satisfied, by the com son, cannot even be equalled. "All that we sak ih our favor from the public and the trade to compare our Wines with others, od. then purchase they fide best "Our Hrands trom this date wil be sien Mumm & 008 Verztony Cabinet’ i je Dames, Fleur de Sillery.”* Jules Mumm 4 Co.'s “Imperial.” ee | lelel And a a nrg! Aba) the pi rears of Leg (oonny restauran our firm’s name, inmm 4 Co., fa, full on thels bls of fare, In order to avoid confusion with other ilar namé ea. ‘The first mentioned wine, ““Versenay Oabinet” fe a new brand, exprersiy got up to'combine our Verzenay with our Cabinet wine, in order to establish « quality which will surpass alle $t4 i'not equal the 318 wines that Bave ‘born went to our country by any house. Wi is exquiatte our Bincore hope is That the good taste of the Arherlogn tine diag, ers will cause them to adopt this brand in preference to any other, and make it the leading wine of the country. de Tbe wecond brand, “Ving de Dames,” we recommend as ex- quisite for ladies’ dinner and eveniog partics, where 4 delicate fine flavored wine is required. Our “imperint”” is a favorite wine, well known, and needa no recommendation. Onr former Cabinet, in conseqienes of the above mentioned junction with onr Verzenay, we will nok import, unless by pariien!ar requent or order. ¢ beg to observe that, in order to dis'inguish owr new impor + tations from the tormer ones, the labels will bear the name of our preseptagent, JAMES MEYER, Jr., with our autograph. signature on each hottie. ‘We have sent our first ehipment, and will continue to send henceforward all of our brands, without exception, packed i, noes, to your country. se in Cologne is the foundation of all the Mumams, and. has heen tn exictonce nearly x century. Cur ecllare there ara well provided with the best Rhine and Moselle wines; besides, f Jobanniaberg, adjoin= 0 'y recommend ouf wines to the patronage of @ reapectin our old friends ead to the public in general, JULES MUMM & CO., P. A. MUMM. he subscriber rempocttully tuformns tne trade Cheb aan ru Fespocttuliy informs the trade thet agan addi tional proot of tbe great er silence of the Jules Mumm & Oo, champagne, the United States appre for a mos examination, (such as taming 8 clare branda imported in this port,) have nel to eat superiority of the Jules Murnm & Uo. es ry blixed. to ‘i rod aipaxne, they are oblixed to op vraige it at higher of than other first clasn champagnes receiver heres It not the intention of the agent of J since; bu ne, novwibrtandiog his protest, he has io Day high Ines; but aK, notwi 1 Fatea of duty than other first claba bo hin ony seek fustion that buyers and consumers #hould know the tho hi on in which the Jules Mumm is held by those who are so well situated to know its true o T beg to inform the trade that T has fan of ig to inform ve, now n fall eupply of the above wines on hand. Also, the celebrated ‘An ‘a JaMES MBYRK, JR Sole agent for the United States, 44 Broad street, N. PE HSONAL. P. A—THE FIR? ANNUAL BALL OF JOHN Knox Lodge, No. 36, A. P.A., will take place ‘at the ee Assembly itoor 80, BO) Broadway, on ‘the ‘fying fob RON le en ed for the occa~ ckets $1. To be had nt the door. ILLROWEN WILL FIND A LETTER AWAITING HIM, in the Union square Pont office. F 0. OLARKSON WILL PLEASF CALL AT THE BROAD way Post office he will find a letter for him. - F DANIRL LIPPINCOTT 18 IN THE CITY OF NEW my 3 J; i y bn ida No, 28 Jobn street, ba. hear vantage ib KPA Re MARY S, LIPPINCOTT. NFORMATION WANTED—OF MR. T. J, OARTER, A native of Massachnaetts, now supposed! to be a railroad contractor in one of the Weatern States, Address Mr. A. Onre ter, box 4171 New York Poat office, BR. ALFRED ROBERTSON, WHO KEPT AN OFFICR M ‘ai 38 Broadway, in July, 1868, is requested to esll on 21 Fulton streot, up orty:atxth A of Bee Mr. stairs, in referonee ou. ‘alroet. _ ve ROE SPORTING. nS + > LIVE AMERICAN @RAY KAGLE FOR BAL A Taree tt No. 8 Watker street er OR BALR—A TRAINED NEWFOUNDLAND: dog. Apply at the 6 Ami be aan strect, before 10. a bane veer R'OR SALE—A NEWFOUNDLAND SLUT, WITH PUPS five woeks old; iam gourd watch dog. ive rages ol; 16 8, Spd wal dog Call and nee at 378. OCULISTS AND AURISTS. ‘NEW DISCOVERY.— DR. 172 HAS CHARLES KELLN) arrived from Paris other great cities, No nore, no more of ‘yee, rhouruusiem, sven serofula and lulhr affections, ‘and les cured in four days. Dr. K, warrants © radical out salt just by magic, Ni made Femedy Tull. Ws dct had ol te sane aa ona ¢ Invented which heals old sores of twenty anding. 1 & box. Ofiae hours from 9 ty 12 A.M. and from , ‘No, 295 Grand street, Sve doors from the Bowery, e