The New York Herald Newspaper, April 12, 1859, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘Monpay, Apa 11—6 P. M. ‘Hho Bank Statement made up to-diy compares as fol- ip aig cigapar laa Boel 58 Shes Hon vb Prctk 161 8,221,753 87,737,138 April 9... 120,865,752 25,748,607 8,449,461 884g Tnerease. . ..$1,163,560 16,506 = 227,708 05 408 ‘The increase in the specie column is unexpected, in view @f the large sums exported since the last statement was made up. Had tho banks shown a decline of $750,000 in specie the street would not have been surprised. The steady increase in deposits is also an encouraging feature. ‘The discounts have again reached a point at which a little Curtailment will be wholesome. Though the actual ad- vances of the banks on mercantile paper are very far from the aggregate above presented, yet still the Public is naturally uneasy when the bank expansion reaches one hundred and thirty millions. It will be the Part of prudence for the banks rather to cut down than to ‘eugment their specie lipe during the ensuing week. ‘There ia rather more activity in the money market, and Jenders are o¥taining a shade higher rates. We quote call Joans to-day at five per cent. The movement is uot based @™ any real causes, and is probably merely sympathetic ‘with the activity of the market in Europe. Exchange con- ‘tinues to rule high; the leading drawers are asking 110 for sterling, aud 5.1144 for francs. The market, however, ig not active. Bars bave risen to a premium, and are wearce. This will operate to curtail the shipment on Wed- meaday, as, at 110 for sterling, it will not pay to ship eon. ‘The stock market exhibits to-day a positive and quite an active demand for stocks from people outside of Wall street. For some weeks past there has been an active @ntside demand for State stocks and bonds, which have in opsequence advanced considerably in price. To-day railroad stocks came in fora fair share of the demand. ‘This is partly duo to the substantial improvement in rail- Way property, which has been the fruit of the revulsion, and which is convincing all who have apy acquaintance ‘with railways that the crisis in their fortunes is past. But other considerations and other facts have likewise had their weight in tempting outsiders into: the stock market. Boch are— r ‘1st—Tho extremely favorable accounts of the prospects ef the Western grain crop. We arénot exaggerating when ‘we say that the various accounts from the West justify ‘the belief that the crop of this year will be unexampled in amount. The area sown last Yall was very considerably larger than usual; and no such favorable seasons for the farmer as last winter and this spring have been known for thirty years. 2d—The steady revival of all kinds of trade and indus- try, as evidenced by the Custom House returns, the strikes among workmen for higher wages, the increased exchanges at the banks, and the,reports of merchants and manovfacturers throughout the country. 34—The quasi certainty that the European Peace Con- gress will at least postpone fora year or twoa general war in Europe. 4&h—The continued advance and speculation in cotton in ‘the foreign markets. The amount of net profit reaped by the planters of the South from their cotton this year will probably considerably exceed onc hundred millions of dol- Jars, a large portion of which will, of course, come here for investment. ‘Sth—The continued abundance of money at home and ‘abroad. It is quite likely that we shall see a six per cent money market here this fall; the revival of business will Of itself lead to this. But the condition of the government treasury, which must continue to pour out more gold than it receives, will—together with the receipts from Califor- nia and elsewhere—fully counterbalance the export to Europe. 6th—The certainty that no breach of the poace is, this year, to grow out of our relations with Great Britain, Mexico, Nicaragua and Paraguay, ‘Tth—The prosp¢ct of further additions to the world’s stock of the precious metal, from Frager river, Pike’s Peak and elsewhere. 8th—The prospect of an enlarged market for manufac- tures in India—which bas been a non-consumer ever since ‘the outbreak of the rebellion; in China—respecting which see Lord Elgin’s report on the probable future trade of England and the United States with Hankow and tho meighboring towns; in Ruasia, which, since the introduc- tion of the railway syetem, is decupling its consumption of fereign manufactures ; in Japan and elsewhere, @#h—The fact that for eighteen months the citizens o qhe trading countries of the world have been comparative- ly idlo, have lived economically, uodertaken no new on terprises, and gone through a general process of liquida- ‘ton. ‘The aggregate of these favorable facts and prospects presents a picture, the like of which has, perhaps, never been witnessed before by our oldest businees men, and foreshadows for the early future a period of such ac- tivity and prosperity ag even this country never knew before. Whether Wall street, and the public securities dealt in there, are likely to participate in the general revival of activity and speculation, the intelligent reader needs no advice to enable him to decide. Itistrue that three- fourths of the members of the Stock Exchange (consist- ing, however, of the youngest and weakest houses, a3 a general rule) continme, with even more courage than they isplayed after the crisis, to sell stocks for the fall. But the opinions and the example of these perzons must go for what they are worth. it isdue to candor to say that the majority of the Stock Exchange are generally wrong. ‘With occasional exceptions, they are bulls at the wrong time and bears at the wrong time; and the consequence ts, that, as experience teaches, not more than five out of evpry hundred Wall street jobbers retire in a solvent con- dition. The most active stock of the day was Pacific Mail, which, after closing on Saturday at 85%, opened this morning at 87, rose to 91, and closed this evening at 89}¢ bid. The despatch in the morning papers of to-day with regard to tho stoppage of the Vanderbilt line on the Pacific, is pronounced by the agent a wanton and ‘Deseless fabrication. That lino will continue to carry passengers through ‘to California as heretofore. ‘New York Central was very active this morning and ad- vanced % per cent. The Western stocks were all activo atan advance; but tho bears hayo gpld these so largely ‘that in defence they are for the present driven to keep ‘on selling, in the hope that some disaster will occur to extricate them from their predicament. It is supposed ‘hat for every share of Michigan Southern guaran- teed, Rock Island and Galena, on the market, the ‘Dears have contracted to deliver five, Hudson River was higher. All the State stocks and bonds continue to ad- ‘vance. In the afternoon there was a reaction, and the market closed dull. The follewing wore the last prices:— ‘Tennesseos, 932{ a 04; Missouris, 88% %; Virginias, 9834 a 99; Canton, 193% a 20; Cumberland preferred, 223, 9 23; New York Central, 764 54; Erie, 976 a 10; Har- Jem, 12% 0 13; Hudson River, 935 a %; Reading, 505 %; Michigan Central, 613, @ 5; Michigan Southern, 13% w ; do. preferred, 4034 a 4; Panama, 121 a 1214; Minols Central, 6854 0 69; Galena and Chicago, 6734 a %; Cleveland and Toledo, (2534 a %; Chicago and Rock Island, 5634 0 5; Illinois 7 per cent bonds, 88% aX; Pa- ciftc Mail Steamship Company, 87 a 8734. ‘The businoss at the Sub-Treasury was to-day:— ‘Total receipts. ” + $896,958 86 —For customs. 72,000 00 ‘Total payments. 1,276 64 1,177,541 33 ‘The exchanges at the Clearing House this morning were larger than on any day since August 17, 1857, amounting to $25,148,601 87. ‘The balances wore $1,256,584 36. Wo have our English files by tho Canada, and take the following from the London 7¥mes of March 26:— Miinois Con. 6 per cent, 187 Do.,7 por cemt, 1875. Do., do., free land, 1800. 36 Sedieeouen In coeakrontey ‘bon ave taken wanted, from Messrs, D. Bell, Son & Co, report:— Im tho market for American goourities, during the past ace from 77 to 78, mene terd Freo land “ NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1859.—TRIPLE SHEET. ist of March 26 has the following :— the ih on bas been il} i market thi surprise that the stock of bullieo inthe Bank has not been trenched upon toa more important extent, In all quar- ters the minimum rate of discount for the beet paper is 234 per cent; and the applications at the Bank, partly by the money dealers theruseives, have beeu numerous. Tne demand js expected to continue active until the payment of the dividends, ‘The returns from the Bank of England for the week end- ing the 28d of March gave the following results, when compared with the previous week :— Public deporits, -.£8,998,757 Increase... Other deposits. 13,601,339 Decrease. REBl...esseeeeeeeeee+ 9,654,200 Increage . On the other side of the account:— Government securities. £10,696,147 ce Other securities, 16,908 , 1099 Increase... ar 482 Notes unemploy: 18,810,765 Decrease. 38,930 The amount of notes in circulation is £20,332,1 an increase of £980; and the stock of bullion in both de- partments is £19,864,535, showing a decrease of £58,197 when compared with the preceding return. The carvings of the Michigan Central Railroad for March were, in 1959, $81) 700 52 77,837 87 7; 1033 41 68,715 50 6,106 10 5,811 29 Total.....seseesssvee $165,086 03 161,864 66 The Bank Superintendent of New York has notified the city and country banks for a quarterly retarn of their condition ag at the opening of busines on Saturday, March 12,1859. ‘The cash assets and liabilities of the New Orleans banks on the 2d of April were as follows:— Loans. 95,255,077 Peete & 6,081,119 1,208 /304 tite Ciroulation. 4,440,116 oe 18 "3 1,072,770 Total.......$22,405,751 10,579,137 13,054,016 24,018,004 The followieg table exhibits the respective amounts f exchange held by the various banks, and also the sums due to distant banka, the latter being comprised in the table of deposits, as shown above:— Due Baws. Citizens’ Bank.,.. 594,602, Canal. aoe oo 016 23, 175 301,687 the results are as follews. Increase in circulation... Inerease in exchanj Increase in distant Increase in short loans Decrease in specie, Decrease in deposits. The statements of the Boston banks for the past two weeks compare as foliows:— March 28. Aprit 4. Capital etock...$33,921,700 83,921,700 Loans and disc's 87, 672 804 68,031,003 pean 199 Specie..... 6,370, 6,401,822 Inc.. 81,530 Due t’m oth. bks 6,864,684 7,624,888 Inc.. 660,204 Due to oth. banks 7 +767 682 7,665,274 Dec.. 102) 308 Deposits. Inc... 990,406 Circulati Tac... 277,848 ‘The statement of the Pittsburg banks for the week end- ing April 4th was as follows:— Banks. Circulation. Loans. 1,732,858 ee, Exchange 1,528,754 343,904 Mer. & Manuf’ BATIK TY K “6a4, 719 82,420 761, "189 04,754 720/488 140,487 734,232 104,602 Total...... $2,0 080 863 1,118,769 7,215,604 1,704,191 Previous week 1,964,003 1}112'770 6,991,949 5602/83 Increase.... 125,490 999 221,715 1 The receipts of the Little Miami, Cinoinnati and Xenia Railroad were:— State Ban! + 24,406 dec. 10,260 dec. 2,854 dec, The aggregates are as follows :— April 2. March 28. Decrease. Exchange maturing. 8, 337,208 3,442,612 8,319 Circulation. 1,596,885 80,505 Coin... 1539508 1,642,589 100,381 The Iepublican of Monday says :-— Last week closed baer @ quiet money market. The pay- ‘ments falling due on 2d and 3d, at the several discounting institutions, are represented as having been met with Promptneesbut very little paper yon ‘over even on the tof collections. There was still complaint of the scarcity of bankable funds, though currency was in better supply. Sight exchange on the East was in demand at &% premium. In the Senate on Tuesday evening Mr. Ely introduced an act for the relief of certain repudiated obligations of the New York and New Haven Railroad Company. The bill provides as follows :— Sec. 1. That the President and Secretary of the New York and New Haven Railroad Company rball hereafter make a Cert statement in writing, ead duly authenti- cated by oath, of the number of passengers passing over the road from’ the State line to and from the city ‘ot New York in the cars of said company—said reports to be Gale to the State Engineer and Surveyor of the State of New ‘York—and the said New York and New Haven Railroad Company shall, at the same time, pay into the Treasury of the Te one dollar for each ir 80 Carried. The State Treasurer, State Eagineer and At‘orney ceoseal are hereby constituted a Board of Commissioners ‘to take proof and ascertain who are the holders of the ob- ligations issued by Robert Schuyler on the bebalf of said New York and New Haven Railroad Company, which have ‘been repudiated by said company on the plea of want of authority on the part of Schuyler; and whenever or as often as the amount of said per capita tax shail accumu- late in the Treasury to the amount of ten per cent on said obligations, the Treasurer shall make addividend of ton per cent thereon, to be paid to the bolders of such obligations, and such dividends Shall be continued from time to time, a8 the said fund will allow, until the whole amount of the wir wadiated obligations and of interest thereon shall . De etiorer | rhe minha cease when the said of repudiated obligations is fully discharged and ‘The following table oxhibita the circulation, specie and discounts of the Canadian chartered banks on the let of March, excepting the Bank of British North America and Gore Bank, neither of which are required to make pub- lished statementa:— Circulation. Specie, Quebec Bank.......... $898, 350 198,310 2,000,793 Sak ot Menten ‘9 sot TISTId. 1oloar'ay ee fi O 7 Commercial Ban! 1,526,918 480/465 x Bank of Viper Candas! ig he 686,596 7,406, Mol’ —,* 123 516 113,471 22,310 82}037 92,009 020,550 17,050 84,080 $0,300,101 2,687,001 32,800,492 from the Province of New Brunswick, and have completed contracts for the delivery of not leas than 25,000, and, if needed, 100,000 tous of their stone annually in this city, ia 5 Ee eee oiacal $5000 US 6's, 1874... ‘8000 U8 6's, 6... 8 6000 Erie RR4th mb 10000 MCR8pel msfob. Soaha PacitoM 83 Co 89° 150 Reading en 126 Mich SE Ning sti, Imports (Other than Dry Goods and Specie) at,the Port of New York for the Weck ending April 9, 1859. » Value. Quantity. Value. China, glass & earth. ware— Iron,sh’t, te 193 $12,029 a a8 Bi hig fo 106,88 521973 hai a 1e'00r a 2,433 339 Hides,und’d _- Teather, pat 7 Liquors, wines, Gin... eves 1 Palin 2 THE DRY GOODS TRADE. ‘The following is a comparative statement of the imports of foreign dry goods nt New York for the week and since January 1:— 1838. 1859. 1,164412 3,461,986 1,276,000 3,403866 Entered at the port... 83,400,644 15,107,563 85,116,765 Thrown on market... 33,438,965 19,318,886 86,291,037 By the above tables it will be seen that the entries at this port, as well ag the withdrawals, for the past week, are greatly below those for the same period the two previous years, The light imports the past week have probably been owing in some dogree to the preva- lence of westerly winds. The aggregates since the Ist of January last are largely in excess of those for the same period in 1858, and aleo in excess of those of 1857. ‘The following tables give the aggregate value and de- scription of gooda entered at this port for consumption, eiee s and those warehoused during the woek = 1857. Entered at the | port... be dy 592 Thrown on market, 93,024 ‘Since January 1. * Value. $1,096,005 ‘689,340 $119,513 The exports of domestic cotton goods from the port of New York for the week ending April oe as follows :— Value. fie West Indies, previously’ reported Total since Jan. ‘The trade among jobbers with the interior the past week has been moderate, but fair for the season, Tho Weatern trade continued to be limited, especially from the Northwostern States. The near-by trade was in fair a0; tivity. Tho manufacturers to the castward continued to be well employed. Drills wore steady, but not activo, as there was some con in the export’ demand for China. se yards’ ellimg at 830. a9, We have no change to notion. fs im other leading cotton fabrics. stocks b ate Lo hg y rien the el im| an jose in the French ‘ede. and She supplies to be carried over to the fall trade will be light. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. aed April 11—6 P. M. Arus.—Small sales of pots wore reported at 6c,, while = o AEA Fasezsesaua Zeeeresoreee 22 eacacaeased S2BhSRasessss i 3 5 i i i i Rye flour was stea!: and sales limited. Corn fo fair request, with -) es of New Jersey and Brandy wi at the above The market wat and withou' change of moment in ~y A aale of 8 lot of amixed lil) ole was made at $1 and some o.ber small parcels of Western on private terms. Corn was feactive, but etn aay Jah cae of 8,000 bushels Southern rellow at B8C., lot of damaged do. a! T5c., with at 87340. Ry: and F Covren.—The market was quiet and sales limited. About 160 bags Laguayra were soid at 11ig0. @ 12c.; 100 mats Java at p. t., and 250 do, Cape ab 10}¢c. —The sales embraced about 8,000 bales, part of which were made after ’change hours. After transac- tions about 500 bales were sold from store and the re- mainder in transit. The market closed with much steadi- ness at the late improvement, FruichTs.—To Liverpool 150 tierces beef atp. t.; 400 boxes checee by steamer at p. bis. tar at 28. 3d." To London 26 tieroes Toe 760 bbls. rosin at p. t. ‘To Glasgow 40 tons dye wood ‘were engaged at 228 , and 200 tierces beef by steamer at Se. ‘To Bremen 150 Dales of tobacco and 200 kegs extract logwood at p. t.; and to Rotterdam 200 ceroons bark at 2s. & Rates to Havre were at dg0. for aquare bales of c. for round, Rice was at $9; pote at $3. Park at $10. Copper ore was at $5 per ton, To London 50,000 bhd. staves and 30,000 Canadian butt staves were engaged on private terms. Hay was quiet at 60c. a65c, The inclemency of the weather operated against transactions. Lime was steady, with limited sales at 70c., and at 90c. for both sorts of Rockland. Mo1ssses.—The market was steady but quiet. Sales of 50 bhds, Cuba muscovado were made at 27c, New Or- leans stood at about 87c. a 37340. Navat Sronus.—The market was more active for rosin, and the sales embraced about 6,000 bbls. common, to or rive, at $1 65; 1,000 bbls. crude turpentine at $3 $5, and 160 bbis. spirits turpentine at 52340. a 630. Ons,—The market for linseed was steady, and 64c. a 65c. asked. Crude whale was in fair demand at 55c, Crude sperm was in fair demand at $1 40 a $1 43. Provisions.—Pork—The market was less buoyant, and Clored at lower prices. The sales footed up 800 a 90) bbls. , including new mess at $17 60a $17 70, soft do. at $17, aod prime at $12 600812 60. Beef was in steady demand, with sales of about 500. 600 bbls., including country’ Prime at $6 50a $7, country mess at $8 a $9, papecked Western mess at $9 25a $11 25, extra do. al $12 60$13. Prime mess was firmly bold, Beef hams were at $14 50 2 $17 50. Bacon was steady at 8'c. a 103¢c., with a fair demand. Sales of about 125 hhds. and tierces cut meats were made, including hams at Bigo. a % c., and shoulders at 62{c. a 7c, Lard was stead, demand, with sales of 500 a 600 bbis. and ti Bel stile, allie. Butter was in fair demand, with robe of Ohio reported at 10c. a 15c., aud State at 1c. a 250. latter figure for prime. Cheese was steady at 7c. a “oiee for fair to prime quality. Rice was quiet and prices were unshanged. Svcars.—Owing to the inclemency of the weather sales were restricted ana confined to about 200 bhds, included 2 en were New Orleans at 7c. a 7%°.. and Cuba, Ic. Talow.—B8ales of 9,000 Ibs. were mado at 1034c. Wiuskey.—The sales embraced about 250 bbls. at 253{c: & 2%60., closing dull. New York City Banks, April 11. 1859. Specie. Cireula'n, Net 95,992 1 2,240; vat 124,835 6,286, 655 "246,179 American Ex... Butch. &Drovers’ 1,723, 608 292,7: toedeay, 2,647,140 Bulls Head. Corn Exchange. 2 Continental... Comm 93 027 350,719 3108970 181,672 a 296,181 3,020,127 138,018 1 ATL 38 81,284 a aa 167,442 1)187,721 114106 "513,274 253, ania 2 228,858 147/838 1,042,458 64, 324,268 nis, sLLL 1,139,240 102) 4185 "393,301 14g 127 1. ais 124. (251 ‘Durer 189/582 9,937,034 200,229 8,887, 5651 231 *399 "aT 617 244/278 8,036,415 96,361 811,758 peo 335 2,180,! 545 202,976 804,555 ‘733, 017 762\212 183,253 2,643,512 Total.......$120,865,752 25,748,667 8,440,461 88,142,544 807,744 "235, State New York. 4,201,324 1,070,867 St. Nicholas... 1,237,602 "195,480 2'876,884 6101514 peas “areke in Real Estate. By A. J. Bleecker, Son & Co. 1 lot and 8 brick houses = on north west corner of Broome and Thompson streets ......... + $11,100 4,950 Brick house and lot No. 7. King st street, lot 21x76. a MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, ALMANAG YOR EW ‘YORK—THIS DAY, CLEARED. be ‘Light, Tinklepaugh, Aspinwall—D B spe N len Ship M Livit Hin: Eo Bore & eae Bark Mere Hen, Morrill, orm otedaa Ba ‘Harbeck & Co. Bark JL Fatrehtld, Ri: ishmona—t B ¢ B Gager. Bhackeltore, ‘St Jonn—P I Nevius & Son. Brig Gov Brown, Axworthy, Key West—Benner & Deake. Brig Olive, Savannah—Thompson & Hunter. Sehr amor (Olden), im, “Hennings, Mi Schr W P Riteble, Fernald, Jncmel—Fd Beck. Sehr W_H Gilliland, E Schr M Pike, Crawford, Wilmlngton—D © Murray, “eneere neem Boston), Martin, Havre, 60 days, with od A'ilincken. Hau experienced very. heavy weather oc pane Auguste M ts ba raat Briaited de Cubs, March ud 400. 4th Wet rudder tend ne ober Y my aay Her and sustain nBink Flight, Siawks Mobile, 16 days, with cotton, &c, to Carolina Cafetro, Palermo, meter Sires Gen ee Pe 18 tas and cork, to a — Henry M Hine (Br, of Maitland, NS), Newort, Mareh #2, with ith sugar, fo.btatgen Co” Tee has had very heat Brig Wenonak, Dow, ations with Ln gy Ing! 4 cn iran compan} uses it D Brookman & Ogee face deren errs Breeze, Pill, :"NYore « ‘Cumien mr Giikey, Dandsnee 8 Sist sb sucfepeon. Gacicorge 8 Savin marie fet ee, 2d Inst, Simeeen Wala & Ohase. Experi- ence Neaion ot Hi and lon 74.0, saw pytns days, we nem fees junbér to Benner & Denke heavy weather. ‘Brig D Molony, Steelman, Providence, 2 days, in ballast, to MAMET ane Schr Chase (of Fetter) J , Maroh 31, with fruit. to Thomas Gi Hob 30, ba the out the outward ce boi) ern on, Ge a, George singe Biko mate, while reef: ot Nelaon (Br); Nelsow, Maluahae NS, 10 days, with bog abby. nas oS Welsh, 81: 0 ee ae felsh, Savannah, 4 days, with ics. Nags Wale Cann day Rast Mac! Ia ey days. ru ¥ EESELEGEEIEE a i Bark Caroline Ruems, Rileme: fem Cardenas. SATLED, Steamship Northern Light, Aspinwall. ‘Wind during the day from B to NB, with rain and fog. Slenred ibe bay 06380 Wise Mai "weather clear Jermo, with an assorted cargo, and is consigned & Deviie, of this city. She went ashore at 12:30 AM of tne 11th, ‘nd soon after bilged. The crew were taken off by the steam. tug Bereamer, Capt Germain, and brought to the city. Her cargo consists of 70 tons brimstone, 10 bbls flor sulphur, 1100 Soap ova, F139 beans SERRE, TIE SO. to Draper & jeviin. Buic T B Wirsox—Absecom, NJ, April 1l—The brig T B ‘Wateon, from Porto Cabello, with a cargo of coffee and hides, consigned to Mesars Dallett & Bliss, of New York, ia ashore on the beach near Great Egg Harbor; no further particulars, (By telegraph to Ellwood Walter, Eaq, Secretary Board of Under- writers.) Snir Corrvnm, for San Francisco, fa advertised to sail on the 28d inst, not on Saturday next, as inadvertently stated yes. terday. Captain Kline, of bark Hannibal, at Baltimore from Rio Ja neiro, bas our thanks for favorg, There is a Sicilian brig, from Palermo, ashore on the Romer. Has a pilot on board. Surr BD Mercarr, Btetaon, at Philadephis from Liverpool, ones during Mafeb id man experienoed @aueccasion of weater ‘man named Thomas Campbell a native Hi ad, fol from the fore rigeing, and deenite every effort to aa" wae drowned Hin Jat Jon 47, fell in with several large Seohergnand Geld loo, and continued. in thelr vicinty 10 Int #2 40, lon 50; 20th, shipped a heavy aes. whicn washed seve Tal meno leeward with great violence, driving one man dwder the spars and breaking bis thigh. Smir Ouagorte Rrep—Bversihing moveable hal been taken from the ship Charlotte Reed sahore near the Moro, bat all aah) ‘gether off falled. ‘There ware some hopes of geting ber into ponds but aienreny doubtful, as several holes been stove Bark Asnone—Oapt Merman of 9, ofp ‘Young Sam, at New Orleans, pene that on the 2ist ull : eame round aaa, vd at 2 Eee 2 ares a bark ron asbore on aot ‘Moselle Shoal, caren and run dows loher, and before loin were aloo, and preparations bolog rah take oar t make out ber name, but noticed rom ‘but aoticed that ber fore and niizen masts were paluted bi mast was bright. Brie Pi , Hathorn, sailed from Oporto on the Ist of February for New Yor‘, and om is 9th epring aleak, which poe ayes eae to that p: Bhe would have to dis charge to repair. Buia Hagr, Raynes, from Providence for Bash, fot, ashore on the beach, posite Pond islasds abouts week since, and was gol off en up the river as {as us Cox's, Head 21 thout damage. The expense of getting her off was abt ey ARMADILLO (not Cranadillo, as misprinted), wentashore at Grand Menan, as before reported. Scun Curie & Wriu1e, of Damariscotta, from ft Johns NF, for New York, before reported ashore néar Fort Adazs, after r deeharcing # portion of har cargo, was got off at 12 P M, eth ‘seamer Perry, and towed to the wharf at New: asic ye ‘apparently aie fh ttle “beth Macta, Quinn, at Bosto ington, reports hoal, in. 22 NW lost part of deck load, Leta rag een Herpamps os Saactot Bat reahipped et inet, of Bo morung a 1 sabi are choked wiih ‘of the for Providence, ed, and, will probably be Achilles, from Bremen for New eee ee ese g dismasted. ying in a se- i ie hogked in one of der siden aad aia: , and can only be got off at considerable ex- %—The Ring Dove, Mi from the in coming of on the "2A ma stays, and ae te iter onoE ook Soot tora pia lone ; ‘out ‘abou : Biotye mo! haroor. She haa received mo damage, the weather being moderate. the Sectional dock, foot of Clin- ta ea ioe fo eae "Bie wil be surippeds reeaulked and Netice to Mariners. MEDITERRANEAN—ISLAND OF ANDROS. Treascry DerartuEst, Orrice LigutHouse Roan, Information has been received atta. departmnsat fr at of Marine of the ki of ‘Sroece, thas the new Sere erties renters for tne oratt fers {Stee apparatus is for the he il ‘Wamina the first order of the system af eaea:| three mi ‘in the ordin’ ois afar New Work ‘York, rent ashore on Ki ial By order. DANGER TO espeog NORTHEAST OF MADAGASCAR. ‘The following extract from the report of the master of the ywaree, announcing the discovery by him, To Kurrachee fom the Mauritins. of @ now ‘the northesst of Madagascar, has been re- establishment Stree Rajah While on a. voys at the Grat samed eef, or ico the agent for this P ‘Luoyp’s, March 23, 1} Heron 18s" at 7-80 PM—Slight and variahle breezes from the sontheastward, the evening very fine and bean:ifully clear, and the olng about 2 ‘a0 hour, pamed quite lees’ a Rect or Bank, Bat more provanly s recta lise. Of tremendous breakers rolling in from te eastward snd jst aching the ship in their spent state, ca: Eecianée‘very much tr appeared 6 Sundog Benes tom about one mile, the sea all rond the veasel Soproach to dange Pam sorry I coald not sound, my anriet? © patents ship ont of daoger ns npcedlly aa ponds. in the first 08, prevent- ing my so detn as we were oaly about a quarier of an the confused was no time to 6 tac it faa aril 0B, four 62.2%, ina run of seven dave ‘Whalemen. Sid from Rio Jantiro Feb 28, ship Gov Troup, Milton, New ken—OM Falkland Talande last of Dec, bark Pacitc, re and, NB, clean. Jan 5 lat 6516, lon 7734, “bark Rebecea, of New Bedford,” bound to Bark 1 ati 12 36 lon 46 15, schr Antarctic, Young, of Prov- conver, Wood, from NYork Dee 14 anghae, Pepe int 238 ign 23.4. Sa ia wa Versailles, from Calcutta oaton, niet 9318, ton 848 i wip Be Star of Peace, Slavens, from NOrleans for Liverpool, 50, lat 28 38, lon 79. pion, was March 30, lat 32 31, lon 69 24. aay eo from iyo for Porto Rigo, March 21, lat 25 20, Brig South Boston, from Gloucester fer Surinam, April 1, in ‘Brig Geo E Prescott, Cerdenas for NYork (not as be: a ea 4, lat 30, lon jathan, steering 8, March 27, lat 21,46, lon 63 23, Foreign Ports. A1coa Bay, Feb 6—In port barks White Clond, Spear, for London 10) (0 days; Valetta, Locke from Cape Town), for Boston ‘Axtwear, March Z1—In port ships F_A Palmer, Joho, 20; Plutarch, Barker, and New Wor Bell, Johnson, for Venice do. for do soon; for ARDROSSAN, Sid Advance, Cann, and Cathwrine sod, ant i daacimaabainea jival, Killam, ‘Broanstarrs, March 21—Put in, Elbing, from Antwerp for Boston, on account of winds, ‘Baxsaipas, March 24—O, Robens, Martin, from London mo STOL, March 22—Sid Vortex, Allen, NYork. emcerinsiae Maroh Arr Nalive, Holland, *8York; amo, Doty, Helvoet Beruchnavew, March 22--Arr Termoine, Rickinond. tee Bioge ae ee Vincente, and, Celestina, NOr- equioeavx, March Zi—Sid Phairo Mallart, San Franciaco; Edward Kverett, Gunby, Pew Bate, Hon, os bark — Bates, wena Wh Milloe (on) obiaon, for doz dager ea, ior (Bp, Jounin, for do 10daye; 9 a (Br), Bounders, fede Mare 22-814 Golden Star, Mang, and Sowamsat = NOrlesns; re io Goodwin. Savannah; Harriet Gann, te ‘Redford, N Joshua Mauran, Liscomb, New, OCtamivex, March priest Oder, NYork. apiz, March 15—Arr Tacony, Bowen, NYork. Garre, March 29-814 aot ar) Ma Jordan, NY: i gil ees ae atin sl yurne 2 le nes a, lersoa, N ¥¢ And proceeded Bla’ Zig Taos A Stamper, Hilts (rom, rane rtrd ty, sre ce ean ae Prada fyicantn Gramaiz, Art Monte Cristo, Northrup. York, Boston; Jane Lov- Blanche, ha Welle: Baltsnore: 2h, RS Hiner, NYorky Al "WYork; Sultin, Day, United States; Oovan Belle, Leg tt jelphia. Kixastows, March 22—Sid iu Orleans, Livanroot, March 23— Arr Port! At ; 24th (oemite Negton ate, Baltumore (8), Leitch, NYork. ae ile Wid *faenado, Melbourne. + or vile ‘NOrleans; 8th, Foenado, Melbourne, 4 ue river 28a, fh, Garlands H Brody, and ioe Wee Pendleton, do; Trenton, Point, ¥ Va; ows ¢8, Charleston; 284; ‘sation Cater, ta; Indep dence, Merritt, and Kittle Floyd, Frost, New iize Bonsall, Michsel, Charieston. Gi, Soann GO wane, Norton’ Baliimore: #24, Valentia feok, New York 2th, oct Nor ckar, Puilsdetpiia (and all remained ta tho'niver the river, outward boun: ar, Melcher for, ewton; “Ocean Guide, for Game, Ne Maria, Libby,” Prvtairenons ae w Orleans: Gresa: Innd, Bates for San q Shh reed we red Btetaon, fa, ton and Nowiork Apri}; Arabia @), Sone, ‘und Boston April 9; J F Uhapinan, Chapman, for of Baltimore (i, Leitch, Tor New York Mirch ne nib ciaart Wee Bharata Saletan Ena wr Hao Weeks, tor foe. Kew Oneans Star, core Loud for Galveston Polat, for, ; American, In Alles Wile, lacon, and GI ‘alia ter rs for ra, G y, Jon mie apg Union, Stall, for Melbourne: G poe Mobile; fon, for Nori une Mo pees Drukber; 8 Wri eee ete Am ‘Danielson, eS Bil ree mal, ‘or Ku oc: lew Chr Beybara, ans Barscen, Port i + Batonias, Burnham, fr Bydney, ‘MILFo i, Sieh 31-014 Tse, Soa tows Cas ese, "Manseiane, March 22—Arz Sea Foam, Delano, NYork. Sid juise et Gabriel, ayo, Batetcaino, M ene ta le Patadlg na nee ress, NE March 22-14 Rio Janewo. Gronto, March 14—Arr alipede, N York: 1 Deol, do. Parenuo. March 15—Arr Paragon, Drinkwater, Licata. Qunenarown, March Bhd Lewis, New fork; acme, Porter, Rawscare, March 23-84 Philadelphia, Bio danniko, Feb ai are barke Giiton, Lems, Bahia (and #16 Zith for Baltimore); 28d, Geo ? Dona'd, NOrieana; ); 23d, . Darien; 258, bark vor Rolling Wave. 1 na , "i ae, Jes Fanay > omas; Carioca, 2st burke AB Porter, Wik- ie Hoftver, NOr lund, N York; Jaen 8 Das Davis, Hi NOrleans: briga Tal ry Leal, eas ea i, ahips ht iasall, Voorkeos, henee benee for Bam Fran- cisco! would dieg and repair; Therese, Tanethep fer do, would lig) ben ip aa far sss copper and finish repairs abous Apri 10; Ellerslie, Coulis, wig; barks Winones, for ork about March Ides ily (Br) b, for [be Friederichsen, for a Wiains, for mirnennonons i March 3, do; Ciendin rae er, tor do 144 reon, from do, arr 2ist, ind, woes Chase, Katie, and Tile Virgieto, F Focke, disg; brige Ham Wisweil, tor Santos wo loa for N¥ork;' He x6 Gwe), Trappo, or N York, dg; Peler C Warwick, Laatair, for Batiniore, vest, Fasp, for Marotm; Mount Vernon, "Hall, wis; sracre, Leonerd, and H 4 Emery, Perkins, une, Wanderer LCebroanb, hence, arr 2b, do; sere North Point, Taseways for NYork, James Miller, Paine, for West Indies sane day, im ‘Wm L Cogewell, Mears, nom Pensscols (not N York) one i yt Nazatex, March 2) Art Shofleid, Richartena, NOrlonns, Bevitte, March 11—Sid Kr Sypsey, NOW, prev loeb err abi’ Atlan Brightman, Port Jownsent ere NF, March cy Age Time, ‘bark Chase, Fork; kagle, do. Ji 4 Seprmap pg Cus, March 26—In port parks teen tas Fickett, from mm Baran, just 877 | srr, No load for Yrs dg; brig B LEXANDRIA, A 19-Are echr Joba sian, pALEKA ADH 9 Arr cyte roviogae Peat tb A Orockar. 1 BOSTON, ‘April 9, Parr ore; Southern Cross, Hat id 1 Miton, Amaury, NOrteads; sb ‘achee aes ith, Chase, Baltimore: Young beois, Rlckerson, NY ork doug Vir vitor, Mo Cena ree ae cate 3 : = hak Me Soy beth as Bie % 4 I. aye en ‘beige J nlia Ford, Upton ibrar and EW Nickerson, Basar, Baxter, General @iac, ‘NOrieans; iC; Deborah Jones, Taem, rx. Sigeal fr 6 wind RNWis ia org tel) steamer iy ‘of New ppt Howes, Phila- del ae vada; Cora ra linne Ge tins Chentuctaes Gan Eden, eed, Maine tees ‘Webb, Lioyd, do; Judith Somes, Ray i aes Bar Gray and A Hunts Nisam Miirasas; Vertroumen (Duich), Teoutins: Hotterdana; Agate Lowere (Sie. Palangs ‘post Wind, ie sera gy ae nr oh oa eTIMORI wie iada 9a 10 Jo-Are steamship Locust Point, ey J Pg nha York; cone her ago, teria, Nore Cid ‘steam ree i eaten Ha Wore or intel Yona loading or alan’ Sahn eens bebnatane ian ec bane reer Rays Savannah; Cerro Gordo, Kundsll, otiocnat bi » "Be uaa Palestine, Burgess, Wea Indiee; Me aan on sehr Florece, Mount, from NH In ‘ork, disg: ’E Johan, rs None TeeNCOR, pebr Maytower, Bal:imore, CHARLESTON, April 6-cld bare Actiel, Rady, Witming- ton, NC, Bld bark Modena, Kyder, Philadel ‘ote are brig John Balch, Mel janis eet eect awe ‘Perk ninona, Kydin, Uowes and mat; Y ct es sal a yaranas BN ‘aerate ra lls NYork: ork; sehr Brock- ny ‘caraport, ¢ mae oe b ary Samer Ny Windies; toly pg ty Douglass, Ncricane.| 8 sranlp Nous arms stron, dio, mit; scuret ase, Bent’ Nvorxs ida ss tlowan tab, Jacksoaville; Fred Warren, Coom! aBiSHION, Spel 0 Arr mbr sarah E Jones, Jones, Alex- wep ‘ALL cette p Reptuse, Denia NY GE Davis, Davie, Ebza te but ORGETUWN, DC S April Soar soar Madonna, Veatie, Prgnseuse HYANNIS, Apri 9—Sid brig Mary H, Kelly, Philedelphiag re, ternal ickersom, hichaor more; Sprighting Soa, Farris Noriouk, opti Gage, Wile fon’ Tel xby'w wer, Marsh 2 Aer brig A Avery, Angel, Peneaco- Latbacas aostiten Yor Bostan, pMACHIAS April¥-tid seire Alvi Oars tienry Laurens, Johnsen; A: Sanboro, Union, Libby; Sazon, * Reuet Perry, and Neptune; Nuwer: Nore ‘x Geran ‘April 3, P M—agr abipe A Berry, Andover, gion Kd O'Brien, Fountain, London; achrs HP Btone: Dn Jeraman, Charleston, Blac ex quell, Browo, Harans. sehr Ubipola, Church, Miou t aheamahip’ Meio, from Indianols and Gal- den, ieee ‘Uld Boglaod, Deland, Here: Joho Patich, Sarvis, , Mek rman, Be Roars; a Prem), Poppe, Liverp: A201, Sin Jae, + wrt yrs helee eliy, Ri J 4th, A M—s rr ship ‘of the West, E Boston. "hiladelo| NYork vis Havana; shiog Northampton, £lwell, Liverpool; Hortensia Hatha‘ }, Havre; bark Jotn Denham, Gray, Nkork; brig Mary Cobb, ery, Fall Aiver, ‘Arr below sth ta)—sbips Joseph, Holmes, Hansom, Ant« ; Uncle Joe, Kewell, Cardiff; Dark a lease Davis, Hand, janeiro; Tallalab, Simpson, do. Cld ships Cicero, Taylor, frecpodl, Rule wiowart» Colla, ¢o; anne, klen>all, Morrill, Queenstown, bark Uld Dominion, J NY. Towed down and 1g oe Slat ult ships aid of Ofieane, Kit ‘Neemith and Johann. bare Teorettina is bat shiva Win Wikherlle, adsig Baow sed " Prinds Oscar; bark Auguste. ‘The ships Wm Lord, Jr, and i B summer weat to sea on the 3d. NOBFOLK, AB on ‘schra Hardscrabble, Gregory, and TW BELFORD, Apr gare schra M Taylor, aia Bajumore; Chas Fox, C york. MEWSURYPORT: Apmis arr schrs P hia: R on ae Taylor; vel ttixk ci NYork. Sid 7 sels ‘Angler, rity Turks isanas; Kos: Al Suton ape O-SAre ache Carroll certo: fondran Co e r Siea ro Ker (from Wareham), NYork; Elieo Matilda, W: lais?, do; Marta Pick uj ty het Boston ite aod nai rsgragh Hike ow, a a Caroline Grabam, do for Del; for Norfolk; creer frond, Fain, eaten BW Pratt, in; Mountain A Greenfield; JH Deputy, Wadman, and & Flower, Raynor, juonnock, Coney nt a PROVIDENCE. ‘April 9) seamanip Ai Je NYorx; loop Harr Corwin, do. Sid scbrs Bes as Pade a le, ak bee NO; Cioas, Hagin, Rept Jenkins, invon eg / Blackstone, sone 5 ef. AH pril 10—Arr steamships 1 Zolicnn, Al in Hiawatha, Disve Heston; Sem ull, Howl wa Nore Tolley, Rortolg: 5 Be J Busitny John 43, ay ory. y; . may Gomi y —¥ 4 a Tau Gare 8 RICHMO! Wary nwo, ewer fy —_—— ae ROCKLAND, April@—Arr bark H Haseltine, Drinkwater, BROCKPORT, April $— mo come arate ge A Arr apr ® pet €-, Ace trig Scan, Drew, Benen ote en, Haran Headers —