The New York Herald Newspaper, April 2, 1859, Page 8

7, April 1—6 P. M. Tee future of the West, and tae erent roamae othe whele North, this year, will depend upon the breadstutt” qrep this fall. If that be abundant, the traces of the rev een will soon disappear, and the old tramic of the W eountry will be restored. Inaday or two we ‘ aa. stern. another column, to present a pretty @all en- ft corn and wheat prospect o aia, Ir, fall pitture we notice that nearly all the Western + athe meantime yably of the prospect. From India @pors speak favo- grirer reports that “the prospect? 4#, the Evansville Ja- htening every day; some” of tho growing crop are angen. while elds ere already six to se- abe Noble county Register states that “ the prospect of ar so» + abundant wheat crop through- ‘out that region of cor Tiinois the Du Quo’ -tFy ts highly flattering.” From with whom the .a Journal states that several farmers peme crops editor has conversed “agree that hand- an eaate Ay be expected at the coming harvest,” if a - M@t happens. ‘They say that the wheat BS “gad a rapid and vigorous growth.” The Pio yapers speak generally in the same sense; Wseir wheat is growing fast, and the proportion of fwimter wheat killed is much less than was at first antici- Ptpsted, In Micbigan, the Niles Inquirer says that in that ection of country “the wheat could hardly look finer ‘than it does;’” while the Ypsilanti Sentinel and other coua- try papers state simply that the crop promises well. From Towa and Wieconsin we hear that a much larger area bas ‘been rown with wheat than was generally expected. Oa the whole—thovgh it would be premature as yet to ex- press anything like a confident opinion ag to the future—it way be said that the crop prospect of the West is good, and that Western men are much encouraged and quite Dopeful. ‘Want of space compelled us to omit the manifesto of the Rew York roads, which was published in some of the journals this morning. The point of it is simply that the October Conventicn worked to the advantage of the South- ern roads and to the injury of the roads in this State, for which reason it was abolished, We stated as much in this @elnmn three months ago, The effect of that con- vention was to drive trade from New York to Philadelphia and Baltimore; the effes: o° its vepea! will be to restore trade to its natural channel. The work hag already begun by a reduction of the freight tolls on the Central. It is argued by many that the wonsequence of renewed competition must necessarily be fatal to the roads. This need not be if the managers of the New York roads combine and act with common pru- dence. They need not fear that the Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio will carry freight or passengers at ‘3 loss in order to injure their rivals. The stockholders in ‘thoge roads are far too anxious about their own profits to do anything so suicidal; and what with the natural ad- ‘vantages of Now York as the ouly seaport to which Euro- pean steamships ply, on the one hand, and the excessive grades on the Pennsylvania and the Baltimore and Obio ‘mn the other, the New York roads must win the race if Mey willrefrain from cutting their own throats. But Where should be an understanding between the Central and the Frie. It need not be such a convention as that of last October, which debarrod the parties from employing runners or posting bills, &c., &c., all of which means of attracting business are legitimate and proper. A simple under- standing that neither freight nor passengers are to be carried ata loss by either road will answer every pur- pose. This understood, each road should be left free to up as fast as it pleases, when it pleases, and as it pleases, and to uze apy lawful means of gaining business. Ifsuch ap understanding as this be come to, the merchants of New York are sagacious enough to afford’ the two New York roads ali the support that they can grant; and in the yevival of business both companies may fairly expect to do as well asin the past. Bat it will bo vain for either to appeal to the public so long as itis striving to kill the ether. ‘The stock market evinced more steadiness today. The ‘business in government and State stocks continues to be large, ard prices are fully maintained. In railroad bonds we notice an advance of 3 per cent in Michigan Soutbern ‘bonds; Iilinois Centrals sold at 88 ex interest. New Yorke Central was severely hammered on the strength of the re mewal of competition. It gained strength, however, during the morning board. Among the Western stocks Rock Island was the most active. The daily earnings, as reported with more er less accuracy in the Chicago pa- pers, do not chow to advantage, and the bears hope to sve the stock suil at M{ty. The price did not vary turoughont the day. The other Western stocks were pretty steady at yesverday’s Sgures. In the afternoon stocks were more active; several commission brokers report that they re. ceived outside orders during the day. The market closed steady, the following being the last prices: — a 87; Canton, 193¢ a 20; Cumberland Coal, 2234 a 231; Pacific Mail, 79g a 4; New York Cen- twa), 765g @ X; Erie, 10a 44; Hudson River, 33 a 4; Har- Jem, 1134 a %; Reading, 60; a %; Michigan Central, 5024 & 3;; Michigan Southern, 125; a 3{; Southern, guaran- teed, 3934 a 14; Panama, 1173¢ @ 118; Illinois Central, 44 a 34; Galena and Chicago, 667% a 67; Cleveland and Toledc, 25 a 34; Chicago and Rock Isiand, 55% a 56. ‘The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows to- day:— Total receipts, —For custom: Tota! paymen ‘Fota! balance. 774,263 56 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning amounted to $20,446,196 26, and the balances to $871,846 21. The Board of Directors of the Shoe and Leather Bank bare ceclared a semi annual dividend of four per cent, Miscouris, 8675 $204,645 72 210,934 77 300 Hariem RR 100 Harlem RR oref,, 3954 100 Stonington RR... 663g 500 Reading BR.....¢ 61 Eriednbxi, oe 64 = 100 1000 Erie RR bs, 3t 200 2000 Harlem RR 1m 2010 MCR§polmafeb 5609 : 1600 Yi a 8 1000 Mech Seikg fb 1000 HO RR bx io KO do. 6o00 LE& Wimb 1000 CB &QRRSped 36 Ocean Bank. 10 Ni u Bani P| 4 Ter cy Hud CCo.. 7 200 Penn ag Co.b60 SES82SE588 SE582 300 do. 800 MIL & Mise BOARD. 60 she NY C RR.b30 SECOND S G's, 1874... 1L0$%¢ on 6's ‘00 92. t B88 E s ga 7 Had River 1000 TH fr 9 150 do. 1000 NJ CeoRR limb 9934 100 Mich Cen Rit.si0 60:4 2000 Mich $2m bs. 6235 200 MSkNIa RR.D6O 12% 2000 d0.,,44.46, 68 800 124 9060 Fi Riv RR Bam 7734 4 MS& Ni 39% 200 shs D & 100.830 96 39) 200 a D60 97 200 Gal acai Ri. 0 06Y 7 250 ai Co 400 NY Cen kR.., 100 eo, 340 do. DRY GOODS TRADE. The following it a comparative statement of the imports of foreign dry goods at New York for the week and since Jan. 1 — For the Weel 1867. 1858, 1859. Entered at the port... $2,198,073 $1,360,661 $504,274 ‘Thrown on market 1840,515 1,660,766 636, 957 Since Jan. 1. Entered at the port... gery med “ 942,141 $31 664,779 ‘Thrown on market... 32,246,081 — 18,041,956 82,887,171 It will be perceived that the eras and withdrawals for qbe past week were ides than the amounts for the same period in 1858 and 1867, This may be attributed in part to the prevalanco of westerly winds, which have no doubt delayed the arrival of vessels due at this port with con. #iderable supplies of goods. The aggregates since the first of Janvary wo date, while largely in excess of those for the rare period in 18A8, are pretty well up to those for the sam time in 1857 Aunexed are the importations of dry goods at the port @ New York, for tho wook eucing April 1, 1850:— Woievd yarn, 22 Tota’....... 718 $201, Cot nm. om Total....... 176 $68,167 Mise-Uaneous. 50 Embroideries, 3 2 eessese 665 2,700 Total.,..... 718 $11,504 ENTERED FOR WARRHOUSING, Wool. Cotton. Woo jens. 12 40 $8,8ti 1 a7 19,03" Carpeting... 16 18 | 2,153 Worsteds..... 2 8 403 Cot. & worsted 4 _- Blaukets..... ba 111 $30,482 . Total . Suk. d Ribbors. . 1 $847 Milimery. Cravats. 21 1,424 C.othing 1 Laces. 1 460 - = Totals. 2 Total...... 2 2,731 Value. $201,886 157,743 58,787 83,038, 26,756 Total....... . $528,195 vidharavm Srom rereae Manufactures of wool. 004 Do. “cotton, y ‘17,567 Do, silk 18,316 Do. flax 30/281 Miscellaneous... 11694 seen tececececeeceeee eel 08L $107,762 Entered for Warehousing. Manufectures of wool 148 $29,363, Do. Sob 80,482 23 2,731 19 33200 2 289 Total...... $86,079 ‘The trade during the past week has been on a moderate. scale, the Southera trade being measurably over, while that from the "Western States was light. There bas been uo improvement in the trate fromthe Northern Weetera States, and it is believed that it will prove even worse ibis spring than it was last year atthe samo pe- riod, The people of that section of country, with the ex- ception of occasional localities, are meascrably without resources. The last year’s crops run short, aad houce they have nothing to spare to gend to market, and con. ‘Se€quebtly without money to come to market. Tbeir chief TeLance 18 based upon the hope of a good crop the pro- gent year, which, should it be realized and prices be sus- taine'!, will go far to relieve them of their difficulties aud to improve their trade with tbe Enst. A fair business is doing with the middie States and with the oider States of thd Weet. Colton domestic goods were ia beter supply, and priceg Fome leks buoyant. The news of a check in trade at Manétester, on account of late East India nowa, it was ed would only prove tempor and that, should tranquillity in Earope be pr eerved, the trade with the Contiaent would be suflicie tly augmented to hely make up for any deficiency in the Eastern demand. Woollen goocs were steady and in fair demend. Clothiers were making some purchases pre. Farutory to their manufacturing stock for the fali trade. Raw Wool has shown lees buoyancy and firmuess the present week, while raw cotton has uvdergone no mate- » for lots from store, though leas animate of the Persia's news. Brown sheetin; makes, of regular widths, we ploged at a stight concession of rates compared wih the bigbest nominal point of previous quotations. The salee ranged at 8c. a834>., closing at the iusid figure. Light sheetings were ia tair demand at 1m goods at 7360. a 730. active. Forty yard pisces were saleable at 83¢v., $c, was asked, Twenty eeven inch goods wera pt, at 73{0, a8c; bleached wore at 8c, aud blues at 1040. a 10%e. Printing cloths were io fair demand. Prints of desirable and seaeonable styles were firmly held, especially for the better class of madders, Liwns were in fair request, at 103¢c. a 12¢. Dolaines of fine and choice domestic makes were strongly held. Gioghame were unchanged and sales fair, Cussimores and satinets were qviet and eutes hmited, Kentucky jeans of com mon qualities were in fair demand at Steady prices. In foreign goods the demand was chiefly confloed to Ut yenewal of ordere from the South, while prices were without important change. Silks and fancy dress goois were firmly beld, and light articler, suitable for men’s Burmer wear, Were selling to a fair extent at steaiy pricee. The feature of the week bas been the heavy auc- tion pales. Messrs. Wilmerding & Mount beld large ¢ logue sales on the 29th and 30th nt. and on the Ist inst embracing importatlons of Lrcbaise, Fancha & © Wednesd on Friday, of Megers. L. & B Curtis & Co. each day have been of an attractive character aud drow good and spirited companies, and in the main proved quite succcaefal and the prices obtay Among the porchesers were jobbere of this and neighbor- ing cities. Messrs. Haggerty a Co ’s sale of carpotiay aad matting, held on Friday, drew a good company and pri were sustained. Asaie’ of ribbons was held on friday, which was also well attented, and all desirable and faghfonable styles brought good prices, Mediam numbers glgo bronght CITY COMMERCIAL RaPORT. Fray, April 1—6 P.M. Asnes.—The sales embraced 40a 60 bbls. pots at 6c. Pearis were quiet at 6% Breapsrcrrs.—Fiour—Phe market for State and Woet- ern brands Was quiet, and common grades were dull, while cxtra qualities were firmly heid apd prices un- changed. The rales embraced about 5,000 vbis., closing within the following quotation: Superfice to good State $5 25 8 $5 75 Extra State., 6a 6 05 Superfine Western 5368 BY éxtra Jowa, Michigan, Indiana and Ohio, 66a 709 Extra Genesee . 7108 80 Canadian extr: 698 7 50 Mixed to straight Southern, 62a 670 Southern fancy and extra. 6a 7% Choice extra family and bakers’ brands THe 8 ho Rye flour.. 375 a 430 Corn meal, 38a 4i0 the above range of prices. Southern flour was heavy and sales moderate, being confined to about 900 bbis. within the range of the above figures. Rye flour ana corn moa! were quiet and sales limited. Whoat was quiet and with out sates of moment, while quotations were nomine!, Corn was dull and inactive. Smut lots of Soathern yellow wera made at 90¢., and of Western mixed at 896. Ryo con. tinued quiet at 89c. a 90c, Oats were heavy und cheaper, with moderate sales of State at 664. a 573g , and West’ ern at 6Cc.a6lc. The following tables trom Wm. ( Cutting’s circular, gives the receipts and exports at this port for the week eading to-day: KRCKIVTS OF FLOUR AND GRAIN FOR THE WEEK. Flour, , eye, Corn, Oats, Barley. Bois.” Bush, Bush, Bush. Bush. Bush By cana! and river.14,126 — 9,100 — 10,805 By raitrow 71,494 12 Oiher sources 3,430 1,000 46,091 13,744 Total... .. .80 477 3,490 10,100 48,081 21,056 10,805 EXPORTS OF FLOUR ARD GRAIN FOR THR WERK. Flour, vis. Corn, bush, ‘To British provinces and other places, 16,10% 102 Covrnr.—Tbhe market for Rio was quiet. while a were firm. The rales embraced about 1,200 bags of Taeaibo at p t., and 75 do, Java at Lio, Corrox.—The sales embraced about 2,200 a 2,600 baton, nearly ali of which were made in tranaita, closing at 4 sligbt concession from the highest point of previous quota tions, while lots in store were at about 12340. for mid dimg uplands, Holdere were not pressing sues, being Giepored to await the receipt of later foreign news, which they believe will prove more favorable, Frxigirs.—To Liverpool, 260 boxes bacon were engaged At 15s. 100 tieroes rive at 158. 2,000 bbls. rosin at Is 10d., abd 40 tons bark at 268. Cotton was at 3-164. T) London, 100 tierces boats were taken at 4g. To rat 60 bhds. ee at 278. 64. , 3,000 bage coffee at s40., 1 ble, ashes ; 860 bis. ‘rosia at 38., 200 ao. spirits tine at aie c. ’ per gallon. To Rotterdam, 200 bbis. in at 38., and 20 bales of tobacco at 2he. per ton. The ehip Horn was taken upto i for Bordeaux 9 with Canada butt and bh4. staves at p. t. Hiows.—The market is firm and active. Importers offer their stocks freely, and the trade have been willing ope rators at Bier: prices. Sales are; 10,000 Montevideo, to arrive, c,; 14,000 Buenos Ayres, 28 )g0 ; 2,000 di 296. ; 5,009, rt 28340. 6,000 Savanilla and Bogota, 19, a ‘We. ; 2,00 ‘Texas, 28¢., six montos. m. HAy,—sales of about 1,000 bales wero reported at 65c, a Hors —The demand was moderate, with sales of new at 12c. @ 1fc., with srnall lows prime at 18¢.; old heavy and nominal, Tron. Scotch pig was quiet at $27 asked, six months. Jnathien —The receipts have been to @ large extent; Prices are firm, and the sales toa fair extent ;Receipts, $87 10 hemlock, 7,000 oak oak; stock, 47 MOLASSRR. pola Sal ogh 7 — 45 Provinions.. lower, The gales embraced »'vowt 708 bb.# , inclu a pew mess al $17 62% °. $17 76, ont Hf mated $12 60. $12 75; 100 bbls. nvess were sold, werable in all thie month OD One O'4y’s DOLIDS, eeliers? open, at $17 Becf—Gond to prit’.e lots were hrm mon qualities Wor o duit asd pommal. Thestales mds acct about 600 a 600 pbis , iveluds ding country pevuie country mess at $8 St, a 89.59: reprekot ‘ 99 25 a $L pd extra at $12 50 4 $13. Sates of whout 160 bbi8. Yood Ohio priine mets were made at $20, Bees bams were firmly held at $1650.17 60. Bacon was firm, brit dull. Cut meats were steady and in fair request, with tales of about 300 hhds, and tlercos at 6c a 70. for shoubders, and 84°. a 0340. for hams. Lard was heavy aud chesper, wih sales of 700 a 800 bbls. and tierces chiefly within the range of 11440 @ 113¢5., with some lots, common, at Ilc., and prime at Ic, Batter was imac’ tive, TBore was no ‘Rew or Ld Ohio dairies in the market, and the lots consist of off, and mostly common at that, which commands about 100. por Ib. Fair to prime old State ranged from 140. a 220 ; new at 25c., and choice weet new Goshen at 28c. a 80c, Cheese rerert from 8c. @ 104gc., and at 1c. for prime to choice dairies. SIOCK OF PORK 1X NEW YORK AND RROOKLYY, March 1, fee ‘April, a 1s 12,061 28,412 STOCK OF REEF IN NEW YOHK AND BROOKLYN. Apritl, 1 March 1, 1859. Apri! 1, Bia City prime. 3 72 Rey 8 rid 7,630 4,929 bo. Chicane mess.11,665 8 4,765 Railroad beef, 196 41 857 Refuse mess. 410 ‘784 Do. prim — 12 Other refuse, ‘164 Prime mess, tes, 1,280 3,42 Country mess. 7,103 1,lot Do. prime, 1)232 187 Uninspected tie 1838 3,986 4,538 Do. bbis.... 23,622 28,133 23906 Total.......+..++-56,622 59,078 23,104 Rice.—Sales of 100 casks were made at 33¢c. a 4140, The stock embraces about,9,665 casks, against 10,414 last year. Scars were steady. Holders were not pressing sales. ‘The transactions footed up about 820 hhds., embracing Cubas at 6%c. a7igc, New Orleans at 0% ce an and Porto Ricos at 7c.; and a cargo of 180 hhas. St. Jago, refining goods, was also report:d to us ate iu the aiter- noon, at 630. Tonacco.—The market is firmer, with a moderate busi. nees; sales 381 bhds. Kentucky at 8c a 100; ds- new Maysville at Ile. a 123¢c. ; 1: Lm Havana, part for export, at p. t.; 112 cases seed ‘eat, 1 MONTHLY STATOERNT OF STOCKS OF SPANISH ae indi ‘Havana, Cuba, Yara, Gs lee” Saul oan” coe” Stock March 1, 1850..0,643 1,001 1,108 8,086 256 Received ince 2,274 520 ‘11 - Tota! seeseccereeee8 O17 9,181 1,108 4087 25 Sa'es Ww March 31, ’59,2,901 846 «(1,158 232 - Stock April 1, 1859,,.6,016 1,085 85 8,825 250 MONTHLY STATEMENT OF STOCKS IN TH NLW YORS TOBA‘CO em Kenbucky, Ven Va. @N.C., Tal, hhds, — hhds,” ads. Stock on hand March 1, 1859...7,801 248 8,049 Received since., 1,181 14 805 372(O,ba i 1,142 Stock en hand April 1, 1859....7,951 261 212 Do. same ume aiees> 8,553 214 8,767 do, 223 4,326 Do. 14,103 Waisxzy was quict, aad ‘small sales were made at 2iige, a 27 }<0, ‘Woot.—The sales this week have been to a very limite! extent. A httle more inquiry bas been manifested, but Tesuited in nothing of importance, The market presents a very dull appearance as compared with last month, Movements in Real Estate, By A. J, Bleecker, Son & Co. On Water st., 3 story brick house and lot, No. 278, corner of Dover st., lot 97.1052. $10 On Henry st.,'2 story attic and basement’ brick house and 'ot No. 60, lot 25x10, On Maccongal et., 2 story, atti honge and lot No. 15: On Lexington ay., 2 lots west si. 25390, each. ‘and lot No, 138, East, lot 22.6208,9 By Miller & MeEvily. Hovge and lot No, 76 20h st., 20x98, Do. do. do. < i 0. do, 0 Kast Sith t., 18x08. 1 lot op 37th st., near 24 av, 26x08, lon 2d av., near 40th st, 24x100... Jon 57th et, near 3d ay., 256x100, By Adrian H. Mullor. ot & KE. corner of 8th av, and 124th ing. on Si av. 25x100 ide 1200 at, oF "BE a By seve Lf scjofning, oa 16th at... do. ‘do. 1 1 1 1 1 1 5) i 1 1 do. do, Q@ARITIME INTELLIGENCE, ~SPROIAL NOTICE. AN packages aud letters intended jor te New Youx Beran whould be sealea. ALMANAO YOR NEW YORK—rais DAY. 5 42| Moom sets SU" RISES. SON fers 6% j ion watzn Port of New York, April 1, 1859. ULFARED Steamehin Borussia (Ham), Traut hardit & Co aon, Hamburg—Run- feamenip Arco, Lines Havre—W § Draston, Meomatin Weser (Brei), Gueijen, Bremen—Gelpke, Keat gen & Reichelt. one: Ellen austin Garrick, Liverpoo!l—Spofford, Tiesto & 0. Shin St Nicolve, Bragdon, Havre—Boyd & Hincken. Hore Urunetie, Picaam, Triniind JW #lovell & Co, Bers Yumuri Liesewang, Matanzas—Scevena & Bros. Brie Darten, Starrett, Sati! Sehr Alma (Br), 1 bro 5 John, Sehr A J DeRoreett, 7 1—J Smit ‘& Oo. Sehr & A Taylor, NO Bene 8 & Will rn ~Divble & Bunce, @8chr Hb Bi vke— Arrowsmith & Ball, Bebr F Broo BD. ARR Steamship Parkersburg, Powell, Haltlmora, with mdee,to B ‘Cromwell & Co. Ship Mar of the West, MeAlmond, Tsrerpoal, Feb 38, with mdve, to Semi Thompson's Neph-w 18, in ton 44, paws ed arhip with a biack Dat! in her foretopeal, bound Kast. Brg Wim © Clark (of Waldoboro), Wall, Pensacola, 16 days, with lomber, to & Newton. Got alt, olf Capes of ae epoke chr Win Joues. for savannah Sebr Garlend (of Kast Machtag), Parson, Ponee, PR, 15, wilh eugar. &c.totim pacn & Mayhew.’ ith ult, tak Ei ‘i Jag 72.0, experienced heavy weather lost jibhoom, har Sehr Helen Mar (of Brookhaven), Tuthll, St Jngo, March 16, with pos wTRE hea (of Cunsden), Orentt, New Orleans, 17 daze, with molnssen, to Geo 8 Stephenson. ScbrLucy W A’exander, alexander, Attakapas, March 1 with engar Ae to Metesif & Dnocan e ? Sehr 1) Wagrer, tmith, Charleston, 5 days, with cotton, Ae. 10 Dolloer, Schr Rhode island, Davis, Georgetown, Schr Mary Stedman, Gonde!l, Wimington ‘bawys ith wut, oft pe Tecokous ‘spoke schr Mary Eilis, bound 8, Brown, Trver Nee ‘iimiogton. Eehr Avn Turner, Turver, Rewberne mG, Sebr Mertoah N, Custis, Newbern, Ni Sehr Oliver H 140, Loper Caroliay oity, NC. br Mar.be, Weeks, Beaufort, 6d Sehr White Moud ‘ga Petorsiurg, 4 daye. Sebr albert Field, akimore, 8 daya, Behr Leocndia, § 5 ay apes, ns ely bia, Bieaner Curlew, Arey. Provi i Hh BELOW. Ship Survrie, Ranlett, from Hong Kong, Jan 1, with et gar. ke, to A-A'Low & Brow amt Sai ‘novoniue, Howea: thee Wests for tor Jon 96 31, epoke Swedish abto W Miversart for London; 22 lat 19 15 8, $828 apoke shio Sharghae for New York; Feb 9, Jat 4 40, eo Br Abertox a, from Madras for London; (2th, Lat h mh, ‘tom, 6 28, BROKE ship Trimouninin, from valcutta for Boston; Athy Int 46, epoke snip J F Chay yman. trom Hong Kong for N York: Zist, off St Helena, apoke bi Wilson; March int 28 46, 10a ‘66 18, French ship Sal 4th, of Berinnda. prig Brae nette, from Bi Jn tho Guir 5 Btream, pureed brite bhip bwordfish, Crocker, from Shunghae,to Crocker & War- ren thi Geo F Patten, Mitebell, from Bristol Nov 8, via St Tho mas. to J O Baker, (the sbove are all anchored on the bar.) Alao, one ship, iat ATLED. ftecamalilp Borussia (tam), Hamburg; shty Aurora, 8t John, ‘Wind during the day NW, fresh. ‘Telegraphic Marine Reports. LANDA, April 1, am ios Surprise, from Hon; mn & ang! 00 F Patten, from Bristol it Thomas; and one brig, at anchor outaide the bar, bound “ONG BRANOH, April 1, munset—Cno bark passing thie point, bound in. Wind NW; weather olent. fii Miscellaneous. ‘The Bamburg mall steamer Boruaela, Capt Trantmanm, nall- ed yesterday for Southampton, Havre andtamburg with 130 passengers, Ber Stevinw Grover, nt Boston, reporta when off Maurt- tue yprupg mnizen mast Haw been 2) daye North of Bora with « put ion of NW and NE gales, abipped a spropg rudder bead, stove water Gaaks, and eprang s. loak Of ix Incbee per hour, Suir Fann Jounsox, Lothrop, from Cacutts, of and for Boricn (before reported). remutned at st Telena Fob 18. AbONE 400 tone of ber cargo bad heen Aacbarged into the brig’ Mings, whieh vessel was noont rendy tosatl for Boaton, The ship atitl in ved to Jewk, and 8 suFvey would be held on ine 13th 10 akier what ‘UFiher koton woul be necessary. Hoston, ¢ pril l—Rark Tanaro, from New York for Boston, in (ow of hleamer Uunerees, struck on Wood End Gar, Pro Vincetown, atlio'¢-ock Jest nigh}, and remoian (hig worming NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL, 2, 1869. een vith pleamera Wea TL Webb and BB from to im a gale, shipoed « heavy capetlte eeaman tein Weetitee ¢ Sa bial ant aan een ot 3 he Tate was taved, bat Guest was lot. cus Lapy Waupea—Brig D Matoner, at sovidanep, por Til of Hof Tortugas, spoke ache Reabert J Mercer, Jobbing. tro trom Mblladeipbia for Wou'e, aad took from her Oliver O'Neil and Wm Slinpsm, seamen, & of the cre’ rr Lady Whidha, Tate, of food from . int Matlog condtion, abandoned on the yih inst, ip & Ly ition, cont i of ber cen tre bourd in maul Sap ain ad fd remainder Of the crew remained on Doard the Robt ‘eam Uncas, of Norwich, from Elizabethoort, with coal, wi B wae sunk on tbe night of tbe 6th inst, pear Goat Lal nd ont harbor of Newport, by the steamer Ei ‘Btats has beer ‘wet Frleed, and was lowed to Fall River Sols by aloumor tee ae Anriye, Finmerson, trom Plymouth, N’ fof NYork, with a cargo ot abingles, copslgned to Ben’ & Pet ry Ni gale near Oa: " SSargo, tusure al Joss. the A waa 73 tone Pegleter, b Ii, Fated 23e and owned at Edentim, WO. Scun Ratan Paso (of Witmlogion, Ded, Smit, from Phila delphie tor Gumbricgeport wih coal, Went aahore aight ot SIs Mare eave all Lighsonee ‘tnd. bllged ahordy afte: tihng ‘She lays in an unfavorable pesition. Scun Lonsnai Crowell trom Soalon for New York, bet sary picstot veusel will be wut at Norfolle tn Sa Drouivo's Heel weaten Bight ot Sikh wie will prove a joas, Crew saved. some voneen amved. | The Us was an AZ vessel Bristol, RI. in 1848, wns by Messrs Crowell € Coiling, Philadel Providence, an’ the remainder in Boston and nais, and 1s supposed to he uninanred. a vik Passacn—The Hambu Tula Napoleon, Capt | Heriog, strived al Hasaburg ross New Yor le tbasee’ whose an exceeding!s good vassage. ‘Ananican Luoybs -Supplement No XIX containing afditions gpd correctioosto the Amerisam I4oyda haa been received from Eao W Blup The new steamship Pei-Ho was yesterday taken on the great por’ "aha is tovenden for bes Oblos ade ana aa ote me er bhe is otended for the Chiu, Kong anoat the miaile of the mouth. am Henry Moulton, ship broker, sold yesterday the favorite China ship Tartar, built of live oak at Philadelphia in 1 573 tons, veaisttr, metalled la August, 1857, stands a2 good, for $15,000, Bos to Reon, id wong Boat be replaced on ber station mong flan found. brat ae eee AL A DRUkDs taghiiouse Inspector, 84d New York, March 81, 1889. eis Tse “ KENTISH KNOCK SAND Tuuxtty Hover, Loxnox, Marsh 8, 1850, Notice is hereby given, that, itis the tateation of this ‘Uovora lon, curing the mon'h of April next, to make the following ad dition to and ebange in the buoyage of the nensisn Knock, viz: A buoy, painted black and whmte in chequera, uadsurmonat ed by a Staff and Globe, will be pinced to. mark the northe sat gxremity of the Sand, about two miles NW by A from whe Knock Lightvessel; a ‘The presont black and white striped Rnoy, on the ast side ot the Band, will be moved 13g miles SW by'S froai its present portion, Furlher notice willbe given of the exact position of theso Buoys #0 toon es they shall have been vine By order, Pr Ik, BHWTHON, Sccretary. WRECK OFF BRIDLINGTON. Tainity House, LONDON, — 8, Neel Notice is perany given peor ween buoy. mxrked with word ‘wreck has been placed 10 fuihome’ to the exstward of & Tooelsankoumde tne peisle Band, in 10 fatboms at iow water spring tides, with the following marks and compuss bear- Ings: ‘Bridlington Church tower, in line with a white windmill to "Flameg of Bridlington, NW, ro’ Bead, N by £3, EB. 7 order. P H BERTHON, Secretary, lemen. Messenger, Jenny, Indisn io wh oil, ‘Whal. Arr at New Bedford 30th int, Ocean, Madagascar Sept 4, ‘bbls sp, 1300 and 009 Iba bone. Kevoria Toft at St Helen, President, Me Farhn, vy to gal! for home in about & week. Spoke March’ ie Rs) “ Jon 60 W, Solon, smith yo seth Ud blackish oil (who Weta ag ho lat, &c, Panama, Rich, Provincetown, 160 b! A letter from Capt Gittord, ef ship Hope, NB, reports her at Ascension Get 5. wi hits bra ‘sp ofl thie season, bound to Holo mon Taland, thence to New Zealand. Had seen whales but five times since leaving ‘lalcabuano, Spoke in July, Sea Breeze, Jones, Nb, 700, ail told: hhad taken out 100 bbls the last Capt J ia island fleet a ‘apt the whole '@. not Avera, er, over 10 bbl: ripe _ 5 he from fi pee ee ri erent July, Norman, Ray, A letter from Capt Bi reports her off Port 1 do wh of], al well. Ws obliged t@ leave on account of masts. Wovid cruise off Port Dauphin until Ue a pl then xe to New Holland until April, 1860, aod home, Would shiv sp oll and bove home pp ret opportunity Reporta on gprs no dete, You i PI niy, thockley, NB 200 ep, 120 wh; Mas Ha, Fierce. do clean; Congress ‘Stranburg, do doy Hit ard Miichen, Huxsord, Hdgartown, 2300 wh; Cossiek, Haskins, NB, A letter from Capt Gifford, of bark Franklin. NB, reports her at sea Jan 12 Ht 518, long73 ©, with 121 bbls. sp oll all told, bd on a crvtse off Guait. Dec's, Antone da Plzzor, wen Brg, fell ‘rom tho fore topasil yard. and was instantly: killed, Spote off River Plate, Jos M itchell, § mos out, clean, ‘A letter from Capt avin i March, of Matt, dated Barbadoes Keo 26, states he'bad shipped 1508p by a vessel for New York. Had purchased casks for another cruise. and ‘expected to be at home in september next All wellon board A. letter sta Capt Holcomb. of ship Chandler Price, NB. dated dal 13, with 600 bbis whale and 7 000 Ibs bone, Was repg the’ ei ‘a bows (damaged by ice), and would ail for p croise to Yellow Sea, thence to Urhotsk. Reporta Egvodudt same time, bark Tespest, Alien, NL, oi ct sa At arbsdos March 12, bark Messenger Holmes, of Salem, arr Sth from a erolse, with 300 bbla oil. Sid Sth, brig March, Lewis, Matt, to cruise. arrat St Thomas March 11, Washington, Fisher, Edgartown, tron om tea, oll notreported; George & Mary, Pierce, Wea: ort, da aa, PAUTombes March 1 Kmily, Luoe, NB, 450 sp, all well; Mas sival ott ag before repo ted | oe letter from Capt Smith, of abin Newark, NB, reports herat Kem» Nov %. with Lie ap Oe — rs NB. h A letier from Cpt Giford, of ship Ocean, X reports her off Teh'ti Dee 22, wlth 1600 sp. Reports bark Lafayeue, Ray, NB, 20 mcnont, 600 sp. we id A letter from Gat ‘Weeks, of bark Cape Horn Pigeon, of Dartiwe Taleahnano Feb 1, ali well, clean. A lewer ™M Capt Marshall of bark Aurora, of Westport dated ot sea Jan 28. Int 1 40 8, jon 86 59 W. reporta Devi taken 900 bbie ep Bince teavieg Tombex. also’ reports Jan feott Dogeett, FH, 1200 8p; Hector, Chase, NB, 1800 do; Em ly, Luce do, 490 bila A Ietier from Mrs Capt Allen, of bark Platina, of We toort Tepes ber at Mahe (Seychelle Ielande) Jan 18, with 900 bola eee! | ail told. Reports aido Staford, Hosmer, Nw, with 70 lett A levier from Capt Chase, of ship Emily Morgan, NB, reports her at Tab'ti (ec $0; oll ee last reported. Pat in to stop a leak about ber bai hom A leiter from Capt Mautor. of bark Giowey, NB, reports her at Callao Feb 21, wi 450 bbls ail to'd, bow ah A Ipuer trom the first oficer of ship Jeanette, Winslow, NB, reports her at sea Nov 7, to lat Ac, afl well, clean. Spoken, de. Ship Albert Gallatin, hence for'at Jobn, NB, March 28, lat Int 4045. lon 69 36—by ptlet boat Edmund Binnt, No 2. Swp Derby, Unebivtog,teoa ¥Vork Jaa 2 Yor sin Pron clagco, Fieh 3, lst 45 miles & lon 4 50. Ship Troy, trom Nosleans tor iRoston, March 27, Ist 87 29, Jon saree Regatta, Mallen, from NYork for Lisbon, March 1, lat 4107. Bark Parme in Flood, from Boston tor Mobile, March 27, in bs Chenpel. a ae Lene from NYort for Ponce, March 13 (not 10), lat 1 89, Jon 69 wine cereal, fiom Balumorefor West Indies, March 18, fehr RJ Mercer, Robbing from Philadelphia for Mobil Mareb 20, Tortugas WW miles Behr Wert Wind, Gilman, from Cardenas or Boston, March St, In Vineyard sound. Kehr k W Browo, trom Wilmingtoa, NC, for NYork, March 9], off Cape Lovkout.+ Foreign Porta, Accra, West Coast of Atrica, Jan 25—Sld bark Maachester, Jotinson, Boston. antw nur, March 17- tn port ships New World, Ralght; F A Palmer. Joneen, and P ker for New York soon; barks Mary Bently, Hently, New Orleans (ire), Suuuders, for New Aoy, Jan 20~In port ship Judge Shaw, Parker, for New Yorn; T W Sears, brew, unc; brig Progressive Age, Holmes, “Sfaravra, Jan 20—In port ships Robert Patten, igtseel for ale: re Brothers, C Coombs, trom Singapore, arr 9th (aot 20th), ited Staton Bavaxox, Jan 2-To port thiog David Brown, Behm, for Shanghse; Messenger, Manton. for Houg Kong; Wm 8 rage, powers, for Amoyy john Wade, underlain for C Sen Franciaco; Bald ale, Treadwell; Nestorian, Goodhue, ‘Windward Smith; Contesi, Steste, and Racshound, McDonough, une; bark Lucy L Hate, Lull, for San Francisca, Burnos Avies, Jao tin’ ort barks Orchilla, Devereux, foe NXork, nenriy racy: Marian, ne and’ A Coompa Dyipkwater, for do, bri Wil Wilkins, for pout Feb 10; A Weittngton, hand, Te Omens Tszanin, Fev 23—In port’ a Ouroline Tucker, eo 8 other Am voaaale. Congdon am 50 cnow, Jan pee lo port ig Same! Runeel!, Winchell, eee en Alfred Hill, Nagel, Boston; Kingieader, Mav tor 'GimkaltaR, Maroh 3—Wo of vessels. Wind W. No mention ‘ashore at Algeciras; she pro: Bavly got ‘ Gueesock, March 16 mn part ships Washington Davier, Beaton, de; Vowerfal (Bn), Nixon, fon New tok, do, huts (BP), Menel, aud Platda (ore gu). for do do. GLasgow, March }7—In port ataamahip “Baiodargh, Cun Cok Pyie, Pemper, tor do; Ame ag barks W tt Dean (Br) *etqn}, Lianae, tor do «to, for Providenen di, ‘hip K Robinson, Robina, for Bom AY MONS, Lovitt (Br), Ho rion Nxt Por Glangow I7iby OF incr about March 18—Arr Louls Nay oleon, Herting, ‘York, 18 days. Hone Kone, Jan 29~In port ships Bound, Raker; Santa Claes, Foster; Blak Prince, Prown, and James Fnpe Crabtree, for Han Franch-oo; Atmosphere, unt and Red Ro ver, Putnam, for Sydney and Melbourne; Auror Clongh Bell Rock, Harrivon; Black Warrior, M ‘Spallenge bens; a Wilden Flora Temps. Tokaass F ereo)!, Gauntlet, Norland; Golden Went, Garivens | Gov Mor &. Peri Grace Darling, Baxter; Indiaman ‘Smith; J Wake field, Young: kate Hooper, Jobnada; Kitty ¥imoson Canteld, Heonidna, Willams, Mary L Suton, Roicer; Minnehane, champ; Neptune's ‘Car, Fortes, Norway, Major; stagh Hussey; Swullow, Morton: Ticonderoga, Sawyer, and A Toty, Koule, une; barke Myrtle, Hois‘ord for New York Fal con, Mencom for Shanghae; Comet, Burr, for San Francisco; sehr Carbon, Simpeon une LAVERPOO!, March 19—adv Indian (®), for Portiand 234: Ca nada (®) Long, for Halifax and Boston 2th; J f Chapman Chapmas, for Boston april 2d; Letaoon (8). Sook, for 8 York March Zot, ff of apr ‘i hennedy, for for do,am Ro yopa (*), Léttch, for Y iy ne bo on 1aihy: abbot, Die ds "apacott, Boll do same as (March Gia Constellsivon ‘Moliiner, Yor do. jor do April 1) Koverald Inl6, Corainh, fot do to folio ihe 1); Webster, Lawrence, for do April 3d; Monarch of the Sea, Burge for do 4ib; J’ Baker, Allen, for do soon; Gen Wash: Ington, Poupiand, for Voblie do, New Hampsbire, Weeks. tor Nrleans do; Crown Point, Cook, for Caleutts, wig light mbox, March 18-Tn, port, Onward. Daly, retry, of Boston, Dantel Wabmer, apeioer, for 1 York ih} and Norval, entry, ‘Moore, for do ist; pmoish th Ro2k, Hams “Ro fy ‘and Narragat 4, for do; Ophelia. eyes nto, aaa larieny Bird, Bird, "Daniel Blliott ‘Small, for ao; aes ‘asa etn Guiding Btar, Halo, to for va oH Nibert, ddison Gilt by, for A m Krachees Queeo of ihe Bast tesiy; ow Chewy earn, wand Barry, for Port Phillip, aracen, for Sydney, NSW; nnd othore, unc, ar March I “ingen de ship Oromoeto, Webaier, ‘or ‘ork 16 nvarke! Briueh Tar (Br), Thomas, vad Freeman (for), eon. Meestta, March’ 12—In port bark Greyhound, Gulbrand fon, for NYork; brigs Bird of tho Wave, A , abd Arabella, Neweom), for Boston and others Manseitues, Mareh 16-—Tn port bark Fortane, Mavener, tor ‘MACAO, Jan 2—In port abipa Live Ry ann Thorokike, for Havana, Moria, Robmeon, unc, Hoste, Pierce, for N York, brig kmra, Uiet, uno Matos, Jan 2 -In portships Reindeer, Patverson, for San Sasa ond she Vig) nave to be | ES vee fur dos Winged ee cs a gsabodss Lats sagan, Bon sted ty Weoeasto edn. Bia) ieeattlces surly Siz hb) ship "at Fravee, with rosea, ana 4 Tram rae, bes from New York, art ag dn par J uFey to Jan 31-Sii ahipe Reyolate, Holt, Sings: ar! Fab eMac Molto: dads. Bark Panes sailed'25th, wouid also proowbly touch at Sinsa- PALERMO, Mareh &—In port bark Palermo Ingham. for New ome el sehr AO Breer, Cox, for Norleaos; and others, No re te so how Town port bark Tivol, Brown, for ¥York gion Mayflower Dnstao. and Hy) srimn, Wards wig cATE0: for NYork 3 dase; acly DWritiars, Osaats for ‘R10 Ponars, Feb 1—In Port :& Parker Cook, Brown, for les de Los. March 15—Tn port Fi reaux for NYeri: ond Uo rly. am Rea TAA Rie rt abi ine Golden Rule. Mayo, for Portenn)» bh 15 NYork Idg: i brig Sophi Wizabeth, Hoef, fr Philadelphis: Seccignt: . onetinair ieee Buxcaror 42 4—Tn port abs Atalanta, Colby, tox a A Bt Loula, Jacobs, ior New York; Magnet, Henry, for Lyra, Cheever, and Borneo, Edwards, uae: klo| Awhibor. Riomman, frtor, char; KB Forbes, tgs bass chet, Saunders, for Boston: Matanzas, Boog) ovg; Annie Buekbam, Poter, diag; CL Bevan, Petar. oh nn 22, ships Renown, Smith, Akyab; Feb 3, H B Mild. may. Webb, do. SHANGHAE, Jan 21—In nort ships Henry Harbeck, True; Ro marce cf the Sea, Caldwell. and Malay, Willen Yor N¥ercs a tow dard Beaver, Kmith nnd Jovbna Baton Not Easter Star. Henry. for London: Alton, by; Dirizo, Worth; Judith. brown, and snow bquall, Loy: ski 70, for Nagasaki pieuna Leone, Yer Weta" port briga Frederic, Julio, for Balers few days: Rockingham, Gillan, for Talos d> Coa soon Sr Hetena, Feb 4—Arr achr John B himith, Carberry, Now London; Mdtb, akip Frank fobneou, Lothrop "rom Calcutta tor oes, ‘Yeading madly, as before atated (see divsaters)) Suyuna, March 5—In port bark Andrew Carney, Prior, for Bost p about 2b; slao s Norwegian ablp for N Zork. ‘Went to | sea 3a, Racehorso, Log acl Bwatow, Jan 29—In ar r Star, Presion, ' new Bivona Mach Tete port hr a port brig B Sean, Priotie. from via Antigua, would sail for New Haven in about a "Sr Jaco, March 16—Inport big Téa D Rogers, for NYork, tama, Jan 29—In aim port ships Tnvinel$le, Johnson: Mas- is, Jobneen, and to, fastorbrook, wwoc; barks Al- majia, Michardaon, do; Kremlin, Joboson, for NYork. Home Ports. ATBXANDRIA, Murch S0-6id schrs Sarah ¥ Jones, Jones ighton; Amos Falkenburg, Rogers, and Empire, Osborne, N BUSTON, March 81—Arr ships Stepben Glover, Maldon, Cal- cutta via St Helena; Charter Uak, Houdlette, Liverpool; Callt- ope, Geadwin, do, echre Howard Putaam (Br), Scott, and Lord Rogisn (Br. Bt Domingo City: Beary Paveon, Hldeidue, Norfork, Telerraphed, shine J Montgomery. from NOrleans; Amity, from Mobile; “ks Ni om Gal ; HT Ven. pard, from NOrleans: signal for s i te tha bark barks ‘imbleu, Davia and Bounding Billow, Smell, Gibralter ‘and mbt; M 8 Davis, ehen Mobile; Chilton, Penns 1, Bath; brig Georgia, ‘Trott, Mata schra Flizabeth ‘Avo (BY), Gilmore ‘St Johns, PR; y wf Wetnelilt Cobb Savannah abbott Lawrence, Wii son. City Point and Richmond; J P Collins Gorham, and Mary Emma, Baxter, NYork Sid, wind NW to WNW. Glas a Re ve Waverley, Monmouth, and New York: barks Ea larcia, and kA Kinsmav; brigs Georgia, M B Davia, ro re d BALTIMORE, March 31—Cld steamer Elizabeth, Me“angh- Yin, York; sbip Emily Farnum, Simes, San Fransisco via N ‘York; bri ‘Three Fisters, Dal; fee Ds Mewes Danby, Guano laldnd (ond sid); Joba X Rhow resto; sebra FE Smith. Chase ‘Toston; F awrenda, Oburchil, Ply: Routh, Mass; Naiad Queen, Hulse, Providence; An Inpd. and C Jayne. Overton, NYork BRUOLHBAY, March 38--arrachts Rotop, Mayo. Bastport for Yoreinia (and eld 28h); 29th, aUlantic, Wass, Addison for New SAT, larch 80— Arr sche RTT Colson, Colson, Baltimore, Cld 29th, ‘steamer Viclor, Morse, Chariestoi HOOKS. HARBOR, March 32--are ache Magellan Ciond, a Reon tor Chariesion (and sid 2b). ML, March 30—sld brig Iria, Peares, Cardenas; schr Lay Adams Davis. NVork. bebe pret March 2°—In the offing, schra Maine Law, . Packard, from Kock port; J W Webster, Beanett, from NYork Gia ark x Burlington, Keen, Cronstadt. sid Br schr Truro, CORTON March ‘$l—Arr schrs Arietis, Chase, Norfolk; H ‘W Mor e Phillips, alexandria; FA\L RIVER, March 28.“ rr obra M Natt Ireland, Alex- andria; J Lozler’ Prentias, Elizabethport., ‘Ste Ai 1. Hulee, sunce, and Texas, Champita, Elt seta 5 Motto, and Urion, do. Sid scr Charity, Bar- re Slst—Aarr ay Old Dominion. Fulton, Apalachfools; ach Fankee Doodle, Htery; apaluchicoln; Dante) Webster. Bt do; Diadem, do. Seu Bird, haan, New Yor since don 'B Homes, Nia ; Julia ann, Davis, Biizabeth: PTOLMES? BOLE, March 30, PM—Avr schra Resene, Fitts, Jacksonville for Boston; B Fricce, Boston for Tangier; Van Galin, Philadelpbla for Rockport; Yay Slower, Kilborn, Ball more for Rovkp IGHLAND L TOHT, March 81—Pnesing in. bark Howland. from Mobile for Boeton 5 PM—Paasing in back Tanaro. int Cad of a fase Buotrese, from NYork, Yaesing out, ships Gi ee PAG. York; barks Marcia, F A Kiosman; brig H G@ @ Berry, ind W. fresh HYANNIS, March 27—Arr ship Ocean Rover, Thompson, Rar incket; schrs liza June, Howes, NYork; Shide, Linvell, Norfol LEWES, Del. March 90—The brigs Macassar, from Newoas- 206; Cells, apd one ech are in port, Mt March 25—arrr ships Minnesota, Deshon, Liverpool; Dotan Fall go's Milford; bark Edmund Dwight, Nickerson, Buitimore, Old Br ships’ Agamemnon Lawsoo, and Sharon, Sovith, Liverpool. ‘Towed to sea 2th, ships bra pire state, Rrigus for Liverpool: 2th. Qneen (Br) Cabenn, for Bid ab. abipa Argo (2x), Mitchell, and Roanoke, Lowall Isverpool 8G Hyde. Boston: Sea Flower, Thornhill; Harraneeket, Talo E Grevion, Cutter, Atalanta,’ Whitmore, and Mataro, Dilinghum, NOrle: MYSTIC. March2=—Arr uche Phenix, Tribble, Eitzabethport, Sid slong Apollo, Freeman, N York. ORLEANS, March 29~ Arr (by tel) ships Borksh're, wittsms, n (after being detained at the bar 35 days); 8th, dark Uncle 88m, Cole, Charleston. ld with, ships Addie Snow, Snow, snd Epumincndas, He: sey, Tarerponl; mont iano, Ox: nard:Queeravnwn: John & Albert, Gorsam, Boston; Maid of Orleine, Dennis, NYork. NORFOLK. March 20—Arr schr Cumberiand, Simms Gal Yfnlon for Boston, leaking. Cid brig Dirigo, ssrookings, javari NEW BEDFORD, March Sl—-Arr brig E Dudl Ruokssille, Sc; schr Adrianna, Blake, Balimor Herald Knight, Baltimore. NEWBURYPORT, March 30—Sid sobs Z Stratton, Haley, and Mary aon & Caroline, Bean, Philadelphia, WPORT, March 30, AM—Iu port schrs Detroit, West, from Nestor for Wer ‘Alqilsar. Loug, from Si Georg for Richmond; all others 94 6 PM— Arr echrs Darhinj oston ‘for NYork: Sarah Stlzabeth. Nadetphia; Lady Adame, Davis, Bristol for N Taunton for do. Volta, Cake, Providence tor da Returned, echra Ann 8 Sgiter, Angensra; sloop Mount lope, Brig Irie, trom tristol for Cardenas ia at snohor in th day. Ald echrs Mary Langdon, Jackson (from Rockland), NYork; Sarah Ann, Benson, do ao. Blét, 8 AM—In port echrs Darhing Wave, Charter Oak, Sarah Blizabeth, Lady adams, Roscina, Vora, New Delight, Ninntta, John Lozier, Watchman, kmily, Detroit; eloope Anteceaent, Copy, Van Buren. pehM—Ar (by tel) sehr TH Horton, Horton, Tangier for cston, N&W LONDON, Warch 80—Arr achr Gen Taylor, Jones, Be: 1 Hookinn, verly for NYork. ld achrs D Wivets, Philadelphia; Pennayl. vapia ilzabetboort, NEW HAVEN, March $1—Arr schre MA Bromley Marer, xBrovawich; Enterprise, Martin, Elizibethport; i! ‘Thomson, N¥ork; sloon Pheale: Shepard. do’ Ald hele watn bow. Bouns, Mayaguez, schr TC Lyman, N York; sloop South- port. J PORPNSACOTA, March 19— Are brig Rolerson, Orlando, Ror: fon, Gd bark Tonic, Hutchinson, Sagus, brig Wm U Clare, Nor! HILADELPRTA, March Sl—Are_ stoamor P Spragno, Mat torws Boston; ship "Can rigument Puringtow. ervun, brig Spartan (MP), Campbell, Measing, Old brig Clyde, Holnies, st Jobo, NB, schrs aM Aldridge, Bateman, Boston; Malt, Urow ell, Providen PORTLAND. March $0—3 17 briga Forent State, Stowers, Wi tauaas; Crawford. Samal), and Mary. K Tomnpeon, Partelage, N York: sehr adetizm, Prescott do, "4 bare Elberta, Bicnborn, brig Grannan Pettengil, Saus; whe Nanoy « Hen’ pan. Grito Ms Sid borka La Cignena Odd Fellow, Ina, Adacia K Sword Fish, HH Me Giivery, 1 Carve ureka, Viola; and others, PROVIOKE CB, Marca 40— Arr steamer Curlew, Arey, New York; brig D saloney Steelman, Mobile. Sid Sark John u Davia, Fatrohald RYork: aehra Colorndo “Ale, Phiiadelohin; volt, € Thompson; Sea Fowl, Smith, “ah Jane, Isr Yor Mat Arr stoner aibatreen, Wiliams NYork: sohea W Eng. }ish Fgiish Chariesion: Harbinger. Liltings, Wilmingwon Ki ©; 6 W Chapin, Faroham, Nansemond; Wm Gurroll, Chto ap, Baltimore: Expedite, Beebe Rondont, Sid schre George Falea Nickerson, Philadelphia; Greenland, Klzey, and David # Wott, Ruse. Ny . N'Y ork, T. Nach 9 Are achr HS Boynton, Griadle, Baltimore, 816 sehr & Eliza, Munson, TICUMOND, March 8 i, arr achns Heng. Hx, Rorkland j.acon, Renee, Poriand: Hardscrabbie, Buckitn, Hoston aH Ey 4. Ouiver, NY ree ARGIROO, March 8— Arr (oy te from Bt tov shicn Intrepla, Onrdnor, NYork Oct 21, Slater, Hong Kong. BAVA teh ia March 28—Arr ship piensa Me on N echrs L Scranton, iran tay cam ap, Lowden, and § J Waring, Howe, ‘do; en oinpr age (by tel) rigs Annandale, and Ava, Rockport; Fred Shee ool Fre si arr mip ‘Wm Ball, Warrenpoint; bark Emerald Talo. Rio Janeiro yh LEM. March 30—Cld bark Goldfish, Nelson, Africa. TAUNTON, March 29—Arr schr J U'Chew, Bugbee, Eliza- INGTON, a, oe Ae Helene, Derrick on on, owt omc wae Yo Cid 20th,'schr Ald, cea nD at A MISCELLANEUUS, — 1H. hp 24 ade ba bg, a NO PLAOR LIKE home "— lems the father of the ly bas the yen pepsin “be mother the tio fre, or the place fe “bome ? orton leaberg, such a home, litle onen the fever a ain * home, are for male at at STEINFELD’S, TON ‘Nassau ietrest parce ASKED.—THE DEMAND FOR McKNIGHI'S It wine haa Increased 90 mi ddenly upon vg subscriber that, in order to keep pace with bis orders, he has been forced to send out some mals wine sooner aiter ia Tooelpt from Alba- y than should have been done in justice to the article, and he neti bebind his orders; but ae welegray phed for & greater supply, he will be able io serve and suit lL rine day oF two od THOS, DAVIS, Agent, 99 North Moore at OFT 0 OFFIOR “NOTICE ~—THE MAILS FOR EUROPE via Southampton and Havre, per United ptates steamer A+AGO, will felons at thin office on Saturday, the 2d day of ‘April, at’ 10% o'clock A.M. ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmaster. SPORTING, $e FOR SALE—A YOUNG GOAT, NEWLY KIDDED; 1) gives two quarts of railk daily, Call fo Posty, fours street, betwuen Second and Third avennes, right on the top of the bill, Also nome young bide for sale, QHATER 6 BLAQK AND FAN, YOUNG Sood bread. nad hartiy Broke, Bold low. Apply at 198 Went Pinwecrh Hong SUPERIOR, STRAM ALE, WM. OOLVIN, Bole Agent, —= - CLOTHING, &C, OLOTE| ATED.—LADIES OR GEN Ee Say of Titcaine to dlapone of oan obtala pres i perdi fe for the rece tie nce, 13 wae price by send ing is Ma ‘Dowieuponr, *: 000’ yo ang IN CAST orr CLOTaING — receive ity por cet mors than ele ore by ata or calling at ihe store of JAMES MORO ing Lye Aanpead pedi eles nd Fon Peart en near Ghathasn. MISCELLANEOTS. as NOW Reavy, THE BONNER mar. Now EADY, THE BONNER HAT. xow BEaDy, THE BONNEB HAT, NOW KEADY, *{| THE BONNER BAT. NOW READY, THE BONNER Hat, NOW READY, THE BONNER ‘gay, NOW BRADY, THE BONNF¢ nay. NOW READY, THE BOWER BAT. NOW KMADY, THE BONNER HAT. 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