The New York Herald Newspaper, April 13, 1859, Page 5

FINANOIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tumpay, April 12—6 P. M. By the City of Baltimore, whieh arrived this morning, ‘we have four days later news from Europe. Nothing is ebapged in the politicalor financial world, Tne Peace Congress is to be held in April, and it will be strange if the representatives of the commercial nations suffer the present revival of trade and industry to be chocked by ® ‘war. ‘the Paris and London exchanges wear an unsettled aspect, partly in consequence of the working of the ex- ebanges, partly from the drain of silver to the East, and partly from the prospect of new loans. Consols are quoted 954 a 74, the price per Canada; the French Rentes 48.25 a .20. Cotton was firm; the market was quieter than during the previous week. Breadstuffs continue dull, The London Times quotes American stocks a8 follo wiehigan Central tm. con, # perc. 1660. Do. 1869, 00 share New York Central 6 per cent. (sinking fund) Bo ther cent, (ainng fund) 1876... New break and Erie ing fund) 7 per cent. , 1876.. per cent. con. , 1862. . bonds, 7 Lao cent., 1971. Penneylvanin Contral Bonds, Ist wort. con. 6 per Do, 2d mart., 6 per cent. , sterling. shares... iphia & Reading ‘bonds, 6 per ceni., — * 6 per cent. 1870, Do. $60 shares. Money is without change; the sympathetic movement noticed yesterday appears to have subsided. Foreign ex- change is quite firm at 10976 a 110 for sterling and 5.1134 a5.123¢ for francs, Mercantile bills are offered at 10934 3g. The Persia, which sails to-morrow, will take out ‘upwards of $1,250,000 in specie, which is about the usual amount for this season. ‘The upward movement in the stock market still con- ‘tinues, and appears to be gathering strength from the ‘The views presented in this morning’s Herarp are the chief topic of conversation in mercantile and com- People are drawing their own inferences from the glorious prospect that is before the country. ‘The street jobbers, who have sold for future delivery about four times as much stock as there is in the street, are making the most of each unfavorable weekly return from this or that Western railroad; but they are not suc- oeeding, and it is but too evident that when the upward rush does take place—as every one sees it must before very Jong—not a few of these persons will have to be spared from their present sphere of usefulness. We hear to-day of orders from the South for Western railroad stocks—the party who sends the order—a wealthy planter—shrewdly ebeerving that he has always noticed that it fe safe to buy when all the board are selling. Orders were also executed to-day for the purchase ef Michigan Central for Boston account;‘the price rose 23 per cent before the orders could be filled. This shows how stocks will move when the public become fairly in- tereated in the market. ‘The upward movement in Pacific Mail was cheeked by the contradiction in the morning papers of the story that ‘Vanderbilt’s line had stopped running on the Pacific. The stock, which closed last evening at 8934, opened at 86 to- day, sold as low as 8434, seller sixty, 863. Nothing has yet transpired wi tentions of the company as to their spring dividend. We presume that it will be pald, and that it will be six per cent. Hudson River was very warmly attacked this morn- The broker who is identified with the steamboat party has been a prominent seller of this stock. From all that we can learn, the road is doing well, and unless some accident should occur, will be clear of floating debt Dy October, and will then commence, for the first time in ita history, to divide profits. The third mortgages are Michigan) Southern, which has not done as well during the first week of this month as uring the first week of April, 1858, was algo freely sold ‘by the bears. The guaranteed was hammered down to 30%, but rallied directly afterward to 40};, and closed at mercial circles. finally closed at regard to tho in- rapidly approaching 80. The businegs in Galena, Rock Island, and Michigan Cen- tral was very large, several brokers having outside orders | The price realized in all these stocks was Reading and Harlem were steady atthe morning board; the latter fell off in the afternoon. New York Central was lower at the opening, but soon re- covered, and closed at an advance of +4 a 44 over yester- Migsouris were very active to day at yesterday’s quotations. The market was unsettled at the close, the following being the last prices:—Tennessec 6's, 9834 a 94; Missouri 6's, 8834 a 9; Virginia 6's, 0834 & 4%; New York Central Railroad, 76, a 3; Erie Rail- road, 9% a %; Harlem Railroad, 124 12%; Hudson River Railroad, 3834 a 5; Reading Railroad, 605 a 54; Michigan Central Railroad, 53 a 5314; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, 135; a %; do. preferred, 34; Panama Railroad, 120 a 12034; Illinois Central Railroad, 6834 8 69; Galena and Chicago Railroad, 68a 683; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 263¢a %; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, 57 a 673¢; Illinois Central 7 per cent bonds, 1875, 8814 a 89; Pacillc Mail Steamship Company , 86 a 86%. ‘Tue business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows:— ‘Total receipts... higher than yesterday. day’s closing fprice. ‘The following is a comparative slatement of the. Phila- The Ocean Steam Mills Company, at Newburyport, has declared a semi-annual dividend of 5 per cent; the Boyls- ton Insurance Company of Boston a semi-annual dividend of 16 per cent, payable on demand. It is stated that the railroad bridge over the Mississippi, at Clinton, is in Tapid progress of construction, and will be ready \for the passage of cars by the Ist of November next. This bridge is intended to connect the Dixon air line of the Galena and Chicago with that of the Chicago, Towa and Nebraska roads—thus virtually extending the Galena road eighty-one miles into the most fertile and ‘beautiful part of Iowa to Cedar Rapids, from which point there is in addition about sixty miles of steamboat naviga- tion, This road will be fully completed and in operation by the Ist of June next, and is therefore of great conse- quence to the Galona stockholders, as the business of their Dixon air line, in cage that an carly arrangement can be effected to secure the undivided busi- ness of the Iowa road, An unfortunate controversy has arisen, however, between the President of the Galena company and the Iowa road, in regard to the location of the bridge, which, if continued, may seriously affect the interests of the Galena stockholders, It is,stated that Mr. Turner, the President of the Galena Company has, in his individual character, organized a company to bridge tho river at Lyons, a point two miles north of the terminus of the Clinton road, and is now making application to the Galena Company to guarantee an intercet of cight per cent on its cost. On the other hand, the Clinton Company pro- pose to build the bridge without expense tothe Galena Company, and to connect at any point that may be desig- nated with equal rights and advantages in all respects, ‘The Galena stockholders should prepare to settle this con- troversy at the June mocting, for it may be too late after- it will add largely to ‘The London directors of the Grand Trunk Railway Com pany of Canada have issued a report under date of the 8th ultimo, from which it appears that the money already expended on the work amounts to £8,426,200, It is also Proposed to raise and expend a further sum of £1,111,500, ‘which will enablo the company to open the entire linc from Sarnia to River du Loup and Portland, a distance of 1,067 miles, including the Victoria bridge. The total expendi- ture will then be £10,000,000, The local traffic, which ‘was ostimated to be £8 per mile per week, has proved to ‘be £11, It is expected that after the opening of the Victo tia bridge the road will do a business which will leavo a net profit of over £600,000, equal to 6 por cent on the whole capital of £10,000,000, the £8,111,000 advanced by the Province of course inclusive. probable weekly traflo of the Grand Trunk at £26 per mile, which, all things considered, is undoubtedly within The cost of working the road is computed at 60 per cent, which is the existing rate of expense of working The direstors take the The British Board of Trade returns for the past month show an increase, not only of £2,325,727 over the month of February, 1868, but of £301,103 over the corresponding period of 1867, when the trade of the country, owing to the reckless operations which preceded the panic, had at tained an unprecedented extension, | Cotton goods, in con- NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1859.—TRIPLE SHEET. sequence of the Eastern demand, continue to exhibit the augmentation; but almost every other branch of production likewise appears on the favorable side. Stock ie U, States b's A 104 rd N Carolina cog 10055 1678... 8836 "Torspay, April 12, 2160, 26 she Hud RRR... 333 a $000 Hod RivRR Ins 108 1000 Harlem RR Im. 95 1000 ChiStP&FDImb 3535 2000 ChiStPAFDIdg. 934 5000 LEriekW2mb 43 5000 Iil Cent RRbds. 684 8000 N J Cent 2 m b 100 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Tunspay, April 12—6 P. M. Asugs.—The market was dull and lower, and pots were quoted at 53¢c., while pearls were dull at 5%0. Baxapsrorrs.—Flour—The market was lower, with in- creased activity at the concession. Fresh ground brands, with choice lots of oxtra, were unchanged, while old com: mon and low grades of State and Western brands were heavy. The sales footed up about 12,000 bbis., chiefly to the local and Eastern trade, with some lots on ulation ahi Care) the British Poplin e market closed within the following range of pricee:— Patenioatcigcot kepertan iste. + eeee85 10 0 $5 45 Extra State, 5 85a 6 40 52a 6 46 6 65a 770 T0a 8 25 Canadian extra, 6 65a 7 40 Mixed to straight Southern. 59a 680 Southern fancy and extra.. 66a 825 hace extra family and bikers! prands..;. 775 a 9 00 Gorn 3008 430 a Corn m Gonads brands were dull, and sales small, within the range of our figures, Southern was without change of moment in quotations, with a better demand, PF erered purchases for shipment to the West Indies. The sales onraced about 2,200 bbis., closing within the above prices, e flour was dull, with sales of 140 bbs. at the Shove BS tions. Corn meal was in fair demand, with a about 260 bbis. Jersey and Pennsylvania within @ range of our quotations. Wheat—The demand was Mesitede while prices were meee change of moment. ‘The sales embraced about 4,000 bushel, including prime white Kentucky at $1 80a $1 02; white Southern at $1 7234, and white Michigan at ‘81.60. Corn was heavy and lower. The sales embraced about 10,000 bushels, in- cluding unsound Southern yellow, at Lo and gooll to boo he at 840. a 8730. festern mixed was nominal 853¢c. Rye was quict at 86c. a 90c. Barley was nin demand, with sales reported of about "ari00 els, including ordinary to good State at 60c. a T3e., good Canada East at 670. a76c. Oats were un and were selling at about — 8 b5c. for State, and at Te. ® 600, for State and Canadi Corrgz.—The market ae active, and the sales em- braced two cargoes of Rio: that of the bark Roanoke, of 4 000 bags, and that of the bark Roebuck, of 6,500 bags, giving ga total of 9,500 bags, supposed to have been at 134c. a 11%4c.; 4,000 bags Laguayra at p. t. The supply. was said’ to be light manded 4c. advance; 450 do, Maracaibo at 11\c. & 12c.; 1,200 do. St. Dor at 10\4c., and a cargo just arrived was sold previously at p. t. The following statement from Messrs. Scott & Son’s circular, gives the amount of sales and stocks for the week ending to-day , Rio, on the bth April, 1859, 16,770 bags; received since, = date, 5,500 bags; sales for’ consumption mated at 3,; 70 bags; stock of Rio, on the 12th day of April, 1869, {noluding '9,000 bags held on speculation, bags; bo, ‘on the 12th day of April, 1850) bags; Laguayra, 2,000 bags; Jamaica, 970 bags; coffee, mate, 61,817; government bags, 3,975. Total and mats, 85,896, .—The sales embraced about 4,000 bales, of | bog about 2,500 were sold from store, and the remainder a —. The market closed without quotable change in r Freicnts.—To Liverpool, 100 boxes of bacon were en- Baged at 16s.; 20 tons eced at 15s.; 20,000 a 30,000 tons staves at 16s. ; 100 bbls. spirits turpentine at 4s.; 200 bales of cotton, part compreséed, at 8-164. and 100 bbls, pork a 2a, To London, 100 tierces beef at 4s,; 20 tierces of rive at 208.; 50 boxes bacon at 20s., 20,000 a 80,000 staves at 158.; 260 tierces beef and 200 bbls. pork at p. t. To Glas- boa 85 tons rote hecane er at p. t.; 15 tone seed at Is. ; aud 600 boxes Hay.—Sales wore made at Moo “a 700. Hors.—Sales of 30 bales crop ’58 were made at 95.0 16c, Old were nominal. Line was unchanged, with sales of Rockland, including both sorts, at 700. and at 90c. ‘Mo.ssses —Sales of about 300 bbis. New Orleans were reported at 39c. a 40c., and 64 hhds, Cuba muscovado at 270, a 290, Navat Stores.—The sales embraced about 600 bbls. and holders de- Ja ba spirits turpentine, in shipping order‘ at 63c., and 2,000 bbls. common rosin were sold, to arrive, at $1 65, now held at $1 70. Crude was firmly held at $3 95. ips. or week. Since Jan. 1. Stock, Crude turpentine, bbls... 34 — Spirte turpentiné, bis. 1,200 20°93 4,000 Rosin ..... adecee 18,003 207,132 40 a 60,000 20,736 4,000 ‘Baporis.” Crude’ ‘sp turp. "Rosin. Tar. Liverpool... ii 706 368 vo 1,352 pa ne, ee - ~ - 1,515 ial Exportafor week 1,512 100 7,208 868 Since Jan. 1.......85,185 15,273 147,540 3,004 ‘The war impulse in Europe has largely augmented the exports witbinthe month of March last, which embraced 16,526 bbls. crude turpentine, 2, 065, a do, spirits turpen tine, 16,345 bbls, rosin and 1,822 do, Ons.—Sales of 4,000 gallons Dtosed.art were — at 680, a 65c.; crude whale ‘and sperm were wu: Provisions,—Pork—The market closed wi ‘a better de- mand, while the sales embraced ‘about 500 a 600 bbis., in cluding new mess at $1760 a $17 6234; old do. at $17 ait and prime at $12 50 a $12 623¢, and 1,000 bbls. meas deliverable in May, at $17 50. Beer was in fair re- quest and prices ly, with sales of about 325 bbls. , in- ding country prime th $6.60'8 $7; mess do. at $3 a $9; ed mess at $9 25 a $11 26, ‘and extra do. at $12 50 a $13; prime mess was $21, and 200 bbls. beef hams wero sold at $140 $17. Bacon was quiet, with small sales re- ported at 8c. a10c. Cut meats were less buoyant; sales Of about 300 bhds, and tierces were made at 630. a 6c. for shoulders, and at 8c. a 9ic. for hams. Lard was steady, with tales of about 600 bbis. and tierces at 110. a 11}¢c. Butter and cheese were in fair demand, while prices were unchan, ‘ Rice.—Sales of about 200 casks were made at 8xo. a c. VGARS.—The market was steady; sales of about 700 « 800 hhds. were made, including New Orleans, a good part within the range of about 63(c. a 7c., and Guba at 6140. ® 7c.; included in the sales were 200 bhds. Porto refining goods at 6c. ‘TatLlow.—The mies embraced about 12,000 Ibs. , at 10370. Toracco,—The market is without ‘animation; sales quite small; no change in prices; the sales embrace: 18 hnds. Kentucky at 7c. a 110; 182 bates Havana, 260. a 35c., 40 bales Cuba at p. t.; 59 cases seed loaf, 9Xc. a 156. ‘Wmsxey.—The market ruled heavy, with sales of 200 bbls, at 263¢c., and small lote at 26¢. A large sale was reported at p. t. —————_—_—_—_—_— POSTAL DIRECTORY. Foreign and Domestic Mails. OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK beg tI nd Canada, . 3:45 i> TIM Domnstio. ‘mails. A. M. and 43g P. = Mattern mall, Bi ein. Byg A, er 2 vi Weaters ly, and the Eastern mail by in Sunday all manila close at thie PM. sr Wednesday, April 20..... 1 P.M. fornia leaves Bt. Louis Oygrand Mail denned for auould be marked Gveriand, vin Lana Ores ie Cretpad, aipeehs ary grant Lake Jonepl ovary Se mag LITERS -1 PM. sees From Ne wom a aa et be placed in the Ofiee at New York aa ay tloknto te above dale ne” airdtye pre Bonors......By Pera, on Weta BUENOS Ayana, pp and af after tise | tine ‘ist of ‘Ay i gS A Me pera of outage upon ister set fas Bowes Ayres, or aay ober perl of . iiociriia oe bet Aiea (oe nant foe for i. Auoed. from ‘4 + four to twelve cent required to be prepald arn letters for Turks Ia mine i tan: conta the at apy miles, and jwenty cents ihe dtanee is over 2,500 muiles, Bowray.... Carers... Cura, Ac. Avsrmaua..Via and New Orleans Beye el jew York PRUADELTELA BUN SETS. Port ef New ee April 12 1859. Wener, hence tor Bremes. junteville. nengers, to HB ae Shoals, brig olla; bound Bow eae Bouth of Hong Konj ia tigate for New ¥ 1g Kong gap Ay H&aFw iceber, mand and argo aati of field tee. to albert Horn, Hiss ex erienced hea most e ‘Bark Caroline items (of Rock inst, with molasser evening. w ite at poche a tbe lower bay. b boxes e Gisiaves e, from Palerio, aah sugar, to Thos A R We Yen, galled March 24. bound in, Savannah, indebted to the Hempslead, eq. Sur Horr, went Go shore north of, after being Botna Tone Be Boat 4th inst; gave her latitude September, was Georais, at Moblie, i ‘contact God On the night of the Bis inst and head, cutwater, bobalays spit ern havo 4 keep th puss contiaaally gol mast $ miles E of Watch reef mainsail. Saved suppored to have been Americ and thei ho, an jolirboa, which ich & re eke arted hi on the 20th ish pares er moorings on the 20th ult, BALTICDENMARK AND amos LIGHT ON KYHOLM, bg AS a | would es aged | fo res TIME OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE. ‘The Overinnd Mail to» Bombay closes in Landon ha follows: Via marteiies, on tha i wud, tsi of lé gach mouth, Vis tanthanipton un thet 8d, 10th, 18th, 26tb, via Marseilles. 4th, 12ib, 2th, 27th, vin Bon! Vie Marscificy on the 20un and 260, Via South- on the 16th, Via South- ‘ampton 4th and 20th. ‘2th of the mouth. ny racilles, and & uh of the mon! aicbed on the eveof above on : cae minelle ‘are oa the morning of ee eaters eae ston ‘ull on Buaday, ihe nc mori we HAVANA AND aw hy Oma orm. are ‘New Orleay dha Hav C. cron Nery ‘York arri at Havana 17th i New Or 19th. "prom Rewda a, Havana 30th, arriving at New ‘Ba. From New York 1 at Movans Grleana Subs From New Orleang ys wri at New ¥. Isapat—From Charleston 4th ana 19th, die at Havana Sth ek ‘From Havana 10th and 25th, due § New York 16ib SEZ. Wen the shore data full on Sun Sundayiee steamers wil) Monday, except from New Orleans. SPEOIAL NOTICE. Pm * alae dees for the Nxt Yonx Hewawp ‘HIGH WATER! --mora 5 00 CLEARED, lcamship Peraa (Be), Judkine. Liverpool ont Steamanln Ganawa. Bulloch. Havans and Yew Orleans— rmehip Georges Ores, Morley, Ballmon—1 B Crom- eee Crowell, Portland—2 B Cromwell wera Co. Bark 1), Iant, Glasgow—P McLoud, ir. Beir Avance (or), Gondeu fon Gothenburg Gish & Me ‘Meineke. Brig M W1 ton, he aly Matanzas—ThojOwen & Soa. a away, Lancaster, Cleufuegg—Neamith & yunham &| Sr aes, a Wilmington—J Smith sthlogteHelas& Ebay ARRIVED, es of Baltimore (Br), Lelten, Live a fet iat ad 215 Pa ia Bt bia, trom, Boston ‘for oke ce Dark Fleet Bt Jon’ lat 44, lon 47 30, p' ah yd to be the Arago, hence ig Ay Mara 26, with 3, March ed off lon a, ip eebanon (8 Bn) La mase oO h 28, iat 51 ae sia Fen 45.40, pi sta ie ‘oe Rees Ais Jon 08 iia ‘6th, lat 42 nt pemaes 62 — en Nes 04 M, ‘on at ae ats, fron Savannah, with mdse and a Ach & Son. ith inst, passed propeller lor Havana. Bark Union Jon aa), Las Shields, 55 days, with mise, Mey: ), and saw fevered Ye Banks'in lat Barnard, Rochelle, 5t days, with bandy, vy Westerly wether east, arike stipper ship yulwarks. aud honey, to io ett & anos. at picked no about part of the cargo the Ne ne Ne a lita ore on__Komer Shoals. Baltimore, Potter, Port au Prince, March 2, with coffse, peoker Grenve, ‘Has been 6 days North arks. Murr: titer fhe he, bark, Gaze Gazelle, for sew Ha- Star of Pence, from New orleans for Liverpod! ine, Mefribew, Wiialagton, NO. dion. 4 Emera id, was X Newbers, NO, Sdays. m8 18 days, Behr Tivano, Low, Gloucester, Sehr EM Clark, Clark, ea ih tin Bieamer Al a ieee BELOW. known. One bark, unknown. SAILED. Steamship Cahawba, Havasa and New Orleans, Wind at sunset South. Telegra) Marine Report. SANDY HOOK, peat supset—— No inward bound vos sea. Steamshi ‘aM, Gatward bounds Wind SW, ‘sw, selsin sight, ‘The outward bound vemeln, chored af the Spit, have not yet gone hawta cleared thé bar at 2 light; weather clear. sedan? N, April 12, sunset—One brigjoff shore, bound in. Wind fresh; weather thick of! shore. Ri gg A pais sunset—A ship lands in tow of the Webb, bound in; aio ont bark Wi And ight feoae SE; weather baz, pear ta High Scur Srrep-Squan, NJ, April 12—The schr Speed, of Great Fgg Harbor, trom Jacksonville, with a cargo of lumber, is ashore 12 miles south of here. (By telegraph.) Scum Leanper—Squan, NJ, April 12—The schr Leander. with a cargo of lumber, is cahoreon Cranberry Inlet, 7 mules south of Squan, No further particulars, (By telegraph to Ell- ‘wood Walter, Esq, Secretary Board of Underwriters.) Narixs Bric Gustave, ashore on Romer Shool, is fast going to pieces. Boxes of oranges and lemons are drifting from her in all directions, and are being picked up by vessels passing. Steamship Augusta, Capt Woodhull, arrived yesterday from briny dogg bg rs, for which we are a ciness of the beer attentive purser, TM | lightened of part of her cargo. Banx Gazeits, Duell, at New Haven from Porto Rico, re. 88H Block Island, Vineyard her, moorings and went adr. out wich pated and longitud Bric Mountain Eaqus, at Scur J W Hare, ‘of Brookline, ‘12th ult, in T3958 by abip » (of Eden, Me) Salisbury, fe iis Holme’ Qj ‘foe 10th na vidios of doce i an unknown schr off mi il and figure or her free; w: Hy probably haul on S1oor BF Dhow, at New London, carried away in, whl beating up under three Band sails, Gatway, March 26—The Prince Albert (os) has gone over the New Baxbor or to get 8 now, fan abipped, having lost her old one amon; mm New York, trying to get into St Johns, NF. tryekishes Morch 27—Twelve or fourteen bales of cotton, short umé in the water, were Pioxep Up at 2 taxon achoont pt. M. further says th: number of bales at some distan Bark Orlando, 269 tong, 4 yeara old, built at Newburyport, has been sold for about $11, Schr Exeter, of Bath, was sold at auction 9th inst, by Messrs Owen & Co, for $400, cash, Notice to Mariners. is hereby given that the Routh Shoal Lig] Was re-stationed on By order, of the. Jishinonse Be WEI ANCTON SMITH. Lighthouse Insp, 24 dit Boston, April 11, 1869. MEDITERRANEAN ARCIIVELAGO—LIGHT ON ANDROS ISLAND. Hyprogkarnio Orrice. re 10. Lonpon. The Minister of Marine of Greece has gi and after the 27th Febauary, 1859, @ a the ‘western Isles of the Archi- elago or Ay mies Secreta pe hy he data Viaible from « distance of 9 males, ‘The iiumini om goded. is dioptric, or by lenses, and of ret order. Light tower ts about 70 0 foot Baa, a and stands in— Yona 47.15 # of Greenwich, nearly. By command of their Lordships. JOHN WASHINGTON, Hydrographer. OGRAPUIC OFFICR, ADM Lonpon, March, 1859. cys Bee given notice that on the no oh Art a the ligat at Kyholm, placed for eosin M a teheacs high eof ome Fecha ae of ride ofkame fn tha Katiogn, en up. MAlteration of Rwinemunde Hi ‘The Department of the Intertor ot Eran ae fen, nodiee that on te.Int OC | poet T88 th hes bi) east ole Head_at Swine By command ¥ ome erin NUTON, Bydrograpber, | By, of the anosiest part of TRINIDAD—BUOY IN TRE nocd HM Atatanta, Quacachacane Hayy yh An Iron Buoy, painted white, has been aid pak bes 8 Atalanta on the Diamante Reef or seas tm the Boca, 9 fathorne at low water fifty to fifty five one iw by W of the Wot the rock, "win ihe following maa NW polut of Chacachasare at at 28 deg B. Apex of the sinall conical islet on the me BW polnrot Tit Tinta Bay, between the two largest houses on cliff: And a)to, tbe 8 points of Chacachacare shut in hy the 8 ks, (East nearly, BATT AVRdgeciown Mb, ship Canta ay {of Nantucket ) More fare ¢ Island De: GH, * 6th, St Belen: rth ‘with “300 bi Me Sage Sonn, CoE Gee '* Ia bbl nara oc on Ward Re island, Inanc Hicks, Bolles, ‘do, 1500 bbls; Zo0, Rogers, do, 1000 bbla this serecn; Piorver, Brown, co, 1600 do 49; Wai Wilson, Taber, ‘Warren, 200 bbls wh, 200'do slepbant oll. Left at Desolation, Romuitis, Te Mystic, 200 bbls; sehrs Cornelia, Buddin lean: Frark, Chester, dodo, Oxford, Maybow, Fil, , Iansied at Desolatzon, wi ‘arrival of the Arab. Washburn, FA, which bark left wn about Jan 0, for Desolation’ The Catawba has had very heavy northerly wlos since crovting the sult, "Wae hove to 36 hove in & galt oa the porther ede of the Gulf; made the land westward of Bouth ampton on Friday afternonn Jast Aj Aux Caves 11th ult, sehr V H Hill, Cornell, of Proviaes- town, with #0 bola oil On Trinny crowd Nov 22 skip California, Wes'yiNB, al well—oil af last reported. NIL, clean; ken, dic. pAbip Yancouver, Wood, from N¥ork Dec 14 for Shanghse, lon’ 24 3, BAUR hon 3" Haskell, from Boston for Valparaiso, Mareh a lon 8: ip Meutimerenel, Brown, from NUrleans for Liverpoo}, March 2h a3 iat sobp Asay tla, trom Norleans for Liverpool, Mareb 17, lat 77, Bhip Monterey, from Savannah for Liverpool, April, lat 8204, lon, ‘Ship ighisn 1 ‘bt, from Savannah for Liv« 1, April wee and Light, from Gavan ‘erpool, April 3, be bone, Lombard, from NYork for NOrleans, March ‘of the 1 for Boston, March 13, lat 35 N, lon pe Fame, from Bark Alice Tarlton, Willi ‘Hamburg, March 81, in Croabed Inland Peasage, © f° ig we Hig Mary Alving, nen, trom om St Jago for NYork, March 31, lat 2! 30, lon 74 at Nathan, pod By , d March Natal 6 Noles aoe fork for Ponce, was sigualize Brie Mar ‘ound westward, March 25, off south side of Cuba Bei hal bound South, April 10, 40'miles 8 of Fryingpan ip fe Polaris eX Ports, LICANTE, March leans. ‘Ancona, March 21—Sid Chimera, Shore, NYork, apt BOY ‘AusteRDaM, Marah 24—8id Johanna, Fawenlasd, NYork. AxA14n00, Kumatra, Dec Soin pact bark The Ro} for Peroambuco for orders, ready, wi tha ful cargo pepper. AGvabILLA, PR, March 27—No ving mt: At Cavas, March 14—In port achr for N'¥ork days. ‘BREMERMAVEN, March 23— Arr F Ranke, Galveston. Boupeany, ‘March 26—Bld Queen of the Netherlands. Clap- Biuckioxa, March 17—Arr Vicenti, Geipl, NOrleans; 18h, Cata nove, do; 19th, Felipe, Coll, Charleston; Safo, Arimon, Mobile F, March 24—8ld He Rairden, and St Helena, springer "NOrlenns; Alber Ee Bal Consraxtixoriy, arch itn port bark Ony Head, Mayo, FEI27 1 all or Singras to completa cargo for Boston—zboat ‘Capi arch 19—Are Caroline E aati NYork. Deas, March S8—Arr Gleapara, Febenhas, London for efore. fiigeed py doy Lise ‘Brew, Gooding; from Stoskhotm WERDE SiaxD, Deo 25—Bid ship Annapolis, Pickett, Hamp- ptaansrors, March 28—Off, Solon, Smith, from NOrleans Gtascow, March 25—Sid WB Dean, Reymond, Boston. Sd from the Cljde 28h, Jenny. Linnal, Béwon. GraRartar, March 16—arr Cambria Yath, Rush, Plummer, NYork. Cid 17th, f rohte Cristo, Noh: ry "Birao Tith, Am ship No 4875, $d dis pen, and sailed East. iincne, March 20—Arr Industrie, Olasen, NOrleans. ata emt one March 21—Arr Oder, Winzen, snl yt In- jewilt, ren. si labels State of "testo Lae Gibraiur, ore Cid Ee 5 man, NYork; Adslude Bell Bal, Hobergon, NUFienne LiveRroor, March 6—Arr Kate =, Havre; Jura @ Mecele NYork; Pag Buropa (a), Leitch, do; 29h, James- Beis cela Se tae; Bnea GQireus, ore Susan G wens, Nor- jr Baltimore od pat into Bolybend 28th); R H , Tucker, Philadelphia; 28th, Rockingham, Melcher, Boston} Ellen Maria, Libby, Galveston, In the river outward bound 80th, Abner Stetson, Stetson, for Joos out 28th, Bdmund, Webmann, NOrleans: Mary Crveker, ‘Williams, Bosto Bovion (ent Bd for Charleston); goth, Kate Srey aon Byzantiom, Hilt NYork; Peter SMarwell Loxpok, March 36—Rat inwards, Victoria, Anderson, NYork {and ent outwards sai 26th, Jacob &: ag er itaples, Cer n + helis, Daniel- Roo pig ane ter Boston; mustrong, Neweasle tnd N¥ork Gnd sid om Gravesend 291). Lamuasu, March 21—Arr Arbutus, Baker, Ardrossan for Boston. Sid 22, Geo Bradiord, Churchill, and Mazurka, Hill, ae, March 23—Sld Oromocto, aw NYork; Fremad, ‘Lie, Boston. ‘March 25—Arr Pocahontas, T: Berdianskt March Iota port barks Touug Tack, Harding, , for, Boston lig; Gre; jund Gal. for Bost te lestia, ‘an Clifrrd) do; Tt, Califoral pon "NOrleane: Mary Ridley tape dor Phingelph in} 1th, Juatinte imore: 12h, ‘BOs tony i Inain (Br) Philadelphia; 18th, Eimily, Tilton, ‘Adams, ALTA, | abe doch” of Hatteras, , Aguadilla, PR, March 27, with Jon 7260, signalized from horn for New York, which nirna March if, was got off Maren Boothbay 5th i with ed toring from Remedi ro a8 days N ON antucker Sou ith Bhoals. = was abandoned last hich peared to ha have been me 33 N, lon 36 W, by |, arrived here. er William Mallory, Capt. | Marsball, which arrived at Mobile on the ous instant from Gal when northwest of the N. E. pass of the , Feperts that Minatnsipp river, ny fell ip with Pe eked up sixteen ret of compressed cotton, not marked. ee from cach ‘easel on & light Pont be Pee ech bled from the Hghthouse recently erected on Cape Kabanos, north ern extreme of om the shore of the Bultic #68, | a Aa 2—In pores. Merson ‘Atkins, for Boston ld bark Sullaba, Watson, smyrna MataGa, March 16—Arr Sarah M Nowa Payson, NYork. MrtnovReT, Dec 2—arr National ; Jan 24, Florida, Whitmore, Nore 8d, Golden ators, Gox, do; Wiliam, Berry, Humboldt, Bay: 12th, Golconds, Emerson, London} 234, ‘Gxen! yews, Boston: 25th, Eamuel Headrieus, Houter, Humboldt Bay; anh, 6 Norris, | Follanshee, York; Kasex, Atwood mn; Bth, Alexander, Helway. San Erauclsco; Feb 24, Northern ‘Light, Moore, St Sid Jan tth, Indian Hunter, Austin, Mobile; 6th, Ellen Fos. er, Robinaon, Barbados, (and is reported by tel below NOr- gabe); Independence, Thrane, and Sierra Nevada, Blans Net Kong: cag sar Parmalee, Calcutia; 23d, Jaw Potter, A Rialto, Riosino, Ban Francisco; {iby Herbers ieee ‘Calcutta; 80th, Milwaukee, Rhoades, San Frareleny. | Macrin 13-—In port bark Nimrod, Witiog from Ma- ia for posed about a bottom. (oo at $12 90 Anta ‘20 days ater 16,000 at oak pay 8 rate Boson, Newrorr, ‘March 25—Arr Martha Whitmore. Colburn, Am- rdam for Baitimore, John Curtia, Stanwood, Antwerp for fenfanges. Sid Sid 26ta, Atlantic, Sargeat, NYork; Atalaydor, se "March 27—Off, Neptune, from Bremen for New 3 Yort av Perxce, March 20—In port barks Clara Windsor, Métwea, abe Ariel, Cheeseman, for NYork, 8 days; brig: Del ‘i, Kioney, for Philadelphia 4 ones Qerssstows, March my fy, Bal Crs i hag re ‘Mazat- id lely, ‘i annaate, ot a Mefuln: Gibbs, NYork; 26h, Can- ton, Tompkins | piedanains, Wark o—Tn port ahip Russell, Voor | Franoisco, rej Conrad, for, Viaadelph way Ge. 6, ‘Anderson, for 3 Bessel. for NYorx; brigs inte and fnma, for do; aches 2 Nant Point, Dissoswa} loadiny. ‘Sid 5th, Dark Winona, Gallison, N York: Rorexpa™, March 22—In port atcher i pum Bax ter, for Boston leg; J.C peal 8, , for do do; Epami. hoides, Brandt, for NYork do; goseph Jouea, Pendleton, for ¢o do, bark Achilles, vfpedeen, for dodo; Dutch vesae’s Alida, Veer, and Bacchus, Zudems, for Boston do, Sophia Elizabeth, Hoe, for Phil: adel ance Sr Avrao slimas , March 27—Off, Fouca Helena, from aor N's aos {+ 26—Off, Clarissa Bird, Bird, from Louder for Bombay; 27th, Rhine, ‘Warward, from Callso vis Queensiown for Abergeen. Sr ‘om Feb 14=Arr Forest Oak, Snow, Moulmein for ee 8 W, Jan 28—Arr Snapdragon, Grant, London. ait 8 G Glover, Kellum, Calcutta; 20th, ware Pleasant, bor 4 ia Nemes N im ta aa ihr, San Fran | ete eee esse Br CKorx fa port eeur “Taauc Cohen Herts, Spat ford, from ‘Wiiningon, Ba for 3 Aaron wig SP ais, | m2 sine be ia mh see Raters | ol ); no date, brig Mary Alvina, 5--Passed by, schr John Tyler Whorf, me Ports. ‘Uliams, Hamburg eo NYork (since spoken). 'URKS ISLANDS, fron Nrork for Ringwton, APALACHTOOL AG J Galveston; 24, DB Bay! jen Siope en riers : Hutebins, ‘and Trenne Liverpool; 6th, one Col , Olay, NY a sey yore otk, abips, He jark, Brown, from Boston, wig: suliet"Rinctne for NY ORE ruride; ohn W 3 M Mayo, Soow, 1 for’ Bos ign ide; John Bunyan, Nickels Put wig; Raiab, Bowen, randalia, tron 1a Elise More 0 lag barks Devon wig: Hoon, Carey, for Live 5 Liver y rig ries Hiaock ‘from, Nock aise r echza ‘Neptune's Bride, ir Boston Td; cafes for Nor Tidg; Sylvania Allen, Sears? from N York, od, wigh Raiph Post, Cullum, from Galvesio, arr Isl "ih April 11 (additional) Arr bark Chester, Crosby, Baltimore; ‘urge Lin Lincoln Webb, Liovd, Cardenas, Celestina, elphia; schrs Eliza Will Means, Pht Tayier, Wilming” ton NU; Jol Lodge, Bailey, Norfolk; B ¥ Reeves, Shay, dames River; Emily Cl ; Jos Porte ‘Auama,, Georgetown, DO; "Ann Caroline, Bacon, Fredericks: fo, , Bicheno: BL , Weaver, burg; Weatover, hierandria; J WY Roche rs, Chickahomin} y Rivers Emma, Arvella, Hiapting) Bald ‘iaiore popkie Ann, Sa Nickerson; don, Cox, yhens, n bind aM ‘Treasurer, Pein laren "ar ‘Aldridge, istorsans ker, N Holmes, Williams; Glass Blower, Wheldeos Ri wish: orth; H Mititin, Motvin; ell, Morris; J Ponder, Jr, Ellingwe Wad, Dayt Loul oO lelp his Faith, Smith, Witt 08 vine; d La tlene, Leper, Ba Arab fmith; Smith, Del; Pavillon, Bak 7 ,Munloe Rone, Woodbridge, NJ; ax ida, Georges '% Snow, Jonds; Four Brothers, ‘€ ‘Wooster, Foetal ed Ez, Chamberlain, and ‘Frank Fierce, Higa! a Mare , Robert it; ‘Beers; ite Sates Hialiete wad Kelson Wella, i os, NYork. Old St'Stepben, NB; ark jemarara; schrs Howard Patoam (Br), feott, Demérara, via Rrankfort, ‘Me; Samuel C Loud, Cook, New Smyrna, Nothing went to sea. Wind SB, fresh, Nib pelt See ain 12h—Arr by (iel) bark Warren, Hallett, NOrleans; brig Mary Howlen , Turks Islands, BALTIMORE, April l—Arr steamer John R Thom on, colmary, N¥ork; ehip Wiliam Pean, Meade, Liverpool; Bellona (Br), Knowlton, Clentucgos; A D Gamage (ir), Ralls, Aves Island; Hanogh, Creighton, 8t mall, Bg Island City, Conklin, N hare ‘Graniae?_ do. Old ship F Faimoute: Wh bark Sophia, Jones, Rio Janeiro and market. Haines, Rotlerdem: Falmouth, Whyte, Bre: =e Kio Janeiro, 1th— WHER, zy ick’ Pool se Pthaae sae, Baker, New TEDUARTOWS, ‘April §—Arrr poh nah, Teel, St George Grfoik Bid 10th, achrs Richmond; Menserve, Maryann, pein oT RY PPALMOUNE, A ‘Apri oar pebr poe 9h, 8 Waterman, Bowman, Wi py enbell mates. es X Boston ; te, Bremen; ships Leila, Mary An, Bryant, bavab, ethport. “Sid 10th, schra Yankee Doodle, Kiber, Hore and (and went into Newport); llth, Cumon, Borded, do; Bunt PARRA, Apri Are schre P Armstrong, Dill, and New Haven, Cid schre Pawnee, Aleihes, aw Balter vir a GALY Union, 1 York. tren rig tie KP sata oton. i Ta, trig’ Bou, ie, Bourse, joston In port 84, IW Fant, National Quart, Gates, outaile the ber; barks emeon, ct aa, for Pes Mae, getm Sad per Ibs tb; Bap J verpool, at Point, ready ar, Henne het vou <3 bales: Rolls, Rogers, ant tien Urdens Avw ie York Godtrey, Colenian, and bits Weey ley, for Ai Yor a0 len Blea do, waits chins jer | oft the bar; toward sh Sam ore iy, ober for NYork ‘worth, ye, andl Gant, plas ‘Bion eso Be town do; Commerce, Pierce, for Pensacola ‘do; Mar: Hila, O01, ding. Freighis dull only $1.60 belng offered to. NY GEOWY Fink: was Falmouth, Barlow, Charleston. Cid Sib, achr F GEOnGRTOWN, Do, April8—Arr chr Wim A Crocker, En. dieow, NYork. GLOUCESTER, Avril LL—Arr brig Rebecca & Frances, Cot See ee ee Tock ke Bus de etary, Bagg Frank/ort: Marengo, Lowe, Baltimore (67 Bouwn. HCLMEp’s HOLE, Aprils, P M—Arr sears Antares, Cor- gon, by bia fur Boswo, Kedron, spect. Maaricetlown, NJ, for do; lutte, Taylor, and Rickard Law, Keen, Boatou for Ayo: Neptice, Utter, ‘Machian tof do: Gaanel, Robin Rockland for do; L steaiton. H Portamouth for Baits toate; Henrietta, Dolliver, Bu port for do, T 8 Hodgman, Prince, Camden lor Petsrsbury, Va Sid sche J B-Austia. April 9—Arr sobre Frederick Lawren urchill, Balti. wore for Plymouth; Matnoras, Matthews, Vienne, Md, for Algoma, Pears.n, James River for Bath; RP ubec for Philadephia; Mont Bu: sport for ry App & Cerone, Bowen, Ports: th for snnah Grant, Newman, Newburyport (or Pail Nourmuhal, Andrews, Kockland NYork; 8 A dgkiveon, Gloucester for do, Sid schra Mery Pen: ‘utnaro, T B Hodgman, Gannet, Nepiune, and S Avril t0—Arr schrs Jane © Peterson, Hand, Boston for Paitimore: Marion A Gould, Philbrook, Frankfort for Phila. $e pphia; Hamor, ¢allsbury, ‘astport for Richmond (see Miscel); icbiaa for A York sid the above aud all before xcept ths bark RH Knight, wig orders; schrs JC MA Gould, Hamor, TK Jones, Harriet, and Lucy le, ley, - - 10 AM wind ESS, ald sehrs LA Orcutt, Oveen Queen, Ganges, J C Paterson, FX Jones, MA Gonld, An port bark RH Knight, wig orders) scars Hamor, Posum: tack 3 hd Atria, ae ABEL SSI beg Mary H Kelly, Philedelobie: sehra Westover, ny afsnmona Riza, Crowe, Norfolk; Knight, Gage, Wir oe re cad schrs Vy <5 Hazard, Vibberts, ‘ : feat TA me pouglane eckinn TE Miter Primes’ dot “land ‘and TL Mille ye, May: aepues PR; Harliont Griswold, "Philadelphin; Hien Cert Gaae, Lobdell, Euzabeteport) eveamers "Uaeas, Bates, one’ rachen, - at VILLE, ‘Api Tarr, briga Robin, Wallace, New York; atlantic, Somers, Nassau, NP; 4th, J Means, Welle, N ‘ork: schrs Wm P Wi apd a lowe, Boot. sOnTLE: E, Apeil's-cla Trabiy Acme, tomer, Liverpool; bark Glen, Holmes, Portland; aor pejeda, Maristany, ; sehr n of the Sout neat, rovidence. Si ‘Art achrs ‘Fanny anew risers “April 4 fr Havana, Old ships Horizon, a Liverpool; 8p bark nenda. es ‘and Thorwaldsen weg ng Carriger, Arr steamship Contzacoaiens, Wilson, NYork via Hara na; Leg Globe, Baner, Havre; Piciades, Hall, and J P Whit- my) Kita! Boston; Re }, Burgess, NYork; bark io Janeiro, Cld ships Al Week Sook ( Be) Flaherty, Liverpool, bare PM—Arr Sp bi Talo aa Panama. Graves, Rio J: Gh, AM—Arr ships Bella Vascon; a (Sp), Vahelas, Havana; Bebs , Lombard, NYork. ips © Sherman, Hich born, rapa Abby Bla Blanchard, ‘Walle, Bordeaux; bark I ba aa te) abipe Ca ‘Carnatic, Liverpool; The gett: oon, Hil, ‘Boston, bark -Atale Hodgmad, Wyler, Laver Peet Are ships Ariel, and Cumberland, Li Arr at SW Pass 7th ship Rllen Foner, wobiase, Melbourne ‘Towed to ace March ¥7 me Tamuel Adams, brig Lucetia; 82st, ships bee; April 4, Nurambere, Mont Blanc; to te bar ns Sylvanus ‘Blanchard, and Mos Davenport. oat Capt bev papal tow hat all outward bound vessels at Pass & 'Outre had gone to sea up to EW Bi D, April 10— Arr sohre U & T Cramer, Hunt we Pepe eet Pet 7 Philadelohia; Maris Loulsn, fa ochre store, eter rin, NYO; F Eaten Robinson (from Nantusked) 4, bay foresall; and from below, A Kenzie, el NEWBURYFORT. & tier sia Suma Bray, ste nar 10—Arr a J Tinker, Thurston, port for 8 for Ri Mary Ana, Bryant, J Jonesport for N Yon Provincetown for do mith, East for Philsdelphis; Phebe Bllsabe dant New York for th, 8A M—In En tee gchra Sarah Gardner, Gardner, from St ee a re A for NYorl c Rockin for dot SunbesmsBmall, Dennis for do; B Sm Robinson, Nantucket for do; A 'K M’Kenzle, Disco, New Bedford fo Tor Philadelphia; sloop Willard, ‘Buckingham, frow $e Wain to. di pb), brie 3 Sarah, ee Calais for noe, Bods aor York; hra, Ganges, rvey, bg kport for Lebai ‘poet Bt Getrgs Riserva d; ‘Boston for Tangier; Marl: een ame create ae staan: te Brow, Butler, mi dane E Patter |, Boston tor Balu- more. Bay State, Verril!, Rockland; Pharos, Roblnsod, from ‘New Bedford; chiasport; Caroline, ecrands Gen Ulinch, Kell Boston; Hunter, taavety Ware ; Pizarro, Chase, Hyaai Emblem, Kelle elioy, Gloucsater; Theda, Norris ‘eee r New TRC Ono: seeee te eset Once Ba er 0 B Gibson, Crocker, Philadelphia; Laat Yanbet, Williams, do for gl wich; Ev riftin, A NEW, WAVER, RN, April a a iocarr bri Bie Swan Prindle, rolx; slope, Empire, beibpart AES Stannard, Sone: Bid aoe Spray, NYor! schrs Sarah Eliz: and Ellen do; sloope Tantivy, and Phenix, do. Tith—Arr bark Gazelle, Duell, Porto Rico; achraT CLyman, TARE OANA tLO, ior petyees she ens fLavach: Sint bark 5 care if ilpvins 3 York anole. 830 Strong, Hawkins, Pensa seis for Taalaoin Sia Bish, schr Mary Bmaia, Hise trom ta- a Ys TENS SAOOLA. April 1—In port ahip Gertrude, Hallett, from Boston, ber for Buenos Ayres. PLA ABELPHLA, ‘apt Boa ¢hrn 1, Dean, Drinkwa- ‘ an, Corn wal tea: wri Keanebeo, Hand, RY ie Wheatiand, Despeaur, io PORTLAND, April 9—Arr ship John 8 Harris, Prentiss, ; bark Dinigence, Young, Oardecas; brigs Morniaia ern ia Boothbay (see Miscel); N overs Sawyer, and DK Ai Tamer, 29; Le ah , and Hornet, Henley. Philadct ergidy NYork; Blectrc Light, 2 amey c& L Crowley, rowley an sieamehip N en wa Seotian, Li “rid jverpoo! a TUOUN April eres fred Chase, bard 8th, Ballimore, Gardiner, Pbiladelphia; James Freeman, F' SEROVIDENCE, April 1l—Arr schr Senator, Rackeit, Eliza- veRCHNOND, April id sohra Jackson- Stag, Townsend, TES VANNAR Ape Peeehd orig boron eda; Gardner, Havana; schra Hear cant Gardner, Cardenas; Ast Bluridye, Low: SaLe, & il 11—Arr schra Baker, Baker, Norfolk; Amelia Take. sat 8 Clark, (ria, Philadelphia; Floreace, Sears, Small, TAUNTON, Apel Arr echt R.8 De TEC reot April 10d brig fo min od aches ‘aragon, Adrianna, H Powers, Di inden, i ta nue, Medora, Conneatcat, Genuine; Minaesita, Boston, E Kossuth, Minncheha, Bolivar, Chief, Marti. L Pen, inlet P Chase, Jease Williamson, a Eliza B Neptane, J B Hodginan, Union, Adela ‘Adelaide, Amelia, and MA Lavis. ie- erguson. ene eteewh- SENS MMER iT —OOKAN HOUSE, NEWPORT, RI— Messrs RENNES & BIKOH have much taeh plenguré it Sm forming their friends and the public generally that, encouraged by the success Mat hag attended their efforts. as proprietors. of ‘and in accordance with the the Clarendon Hotel sec eet naany of thelr patrons Wat ey should tako'@, sum: house, fan's branch of their city hotei, they have taken a Tease of wie Ocean House, at Newport, 1,” and intend (> keep it asa first class summer resort. The house has been ‘hiv repaired and repainted, a quantity of new farni- ture added, aed the estat ent uta C ‘order. The oe will "pe conducted on ea ee ce by one of ents wil be public bar on RAILROADS. 5 ascend AND TRAVEL. BALTIMORE, NEW YORK WEST ARD SOUHWEST. ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD and ke Teed cranes lines offer a moet desirable nad dives LEM RAILROAD. — Pot We 1889, traine will leave Treety sire station, New York, as follows — iota gall ain for Aibeny. 9:30 A.M. for Wil 11:30 A.M. for White Piainse 2:80 P.M. for W! Ke. sat: = ir oe Pe Fisins. Fn ee White Plaine fenm White aad Centre streets, $30 PM: for i alld Wey ‘AM, from White Plains. 5.80 A.M. from Dover Plains. 6-40 A.M. from Willlamabridge. -00 A:M, from White Plains ASS A.M¢ mall unin from Albany. 930 AM. om bridge. 5002: from White Plaina. 390 P.M from ONDON, PARIS AND DUBLIN TREATMENT, DY, DT. De ee aye quit r. Me dang. ARIA A! LONDON HOSPITAL TREATMENT—BY ae foor, gy MLA rece ‘Nicholas posite St Ral?! in Ser ei Land bios PM CRS, 53 BLEBOKER STREET D*. corner of jtbereye Hove toi ull Band 6 ull | TUWA, Se, April arr aclus W rulllpe, Mount, TSO", 89 Become ors oragat, SHOOND BLOOR Digestion ote hore rom she mori 5 AL, * \oRNELICS DODsWORTH MB. COBNKLIUS DS. tO fact Tampahive, boned for Ne will hear of poe | ELSE seen Mg iy eto {cha andor oman, Hew Erk Peauazion 1 WANTED—OF MRS. McNORTO! dressmaker, who worked at Demorest's Madame trell Gh and ates int ‘West Broadway, and Gaemopher ee Wear of Fomotiios Shtaae sovenings, Poommaros WANTED OF be ge BRENNAN, ho came to this country last April. Any inf rmation of Lim will be thankfully reel ister. Mary Breanan, at 107 Worth atrect, between gti tiie way. LS NFORMATION WANTED— TCR TION VATED OF ANE SMITE, BY HEE New jerey. "Ang information af her ni "tanietar ceived by her brother, Owen Smith, care ‘of Makes 7 tooo, Sabway, Ne i. HENDERSON, FORMERLY Mise MAR Deetitan ie alae ar Race oes Kaw, 24 Williain wéroet. eg m OCBFORT B. GRANGER, FORMERLY AT PHILA. delphis, Washington or Trenton, Is rewiewtal to sam nicate: itn J.S. Burn, No. 1 Cogs all court, Chros yon bireet, Londoo: Englund! or sfeasra Stofillsp '€ Wood row, Bew York, w! he will bear of something much w ae aivaptage. PECIAL NOTICE —MR. H. C. THATLBORG LEFY HIS Tealdence, 43 Cherry atieot on Tuesday, the bth wetan which be has not from by. bis friends, a 8 man of steady habits, fears ure ontertained for ut twenty five years old, light complexion, bt curly bade foot als aches in eles ead wore a dark bine coat, satinet a ‘Vinck ailk figured vest: new calf skin boots, on his left hand a plain gold ting. (aay informe. tion that may lead to his discovery, or, if Jead, to the recover: 4 of hie body, will be thankfully received and liberally reward by Munn Lodge No. 190 €- and A.M. Tsformation to be 1aft at late residence; ai Munn Lodge room 51 Dovison street, oF at the office of the New York Dispatch, 23 Beekman street order. ny ON ‘Davis. WwW. M. Wx. J. Moncaw, Beeretary pro lew. wit, THE PERSON WHO FOUND MY ORUTCH state where he found it, to relie positively no more quesuous'asked, °° eins. 09 LOST_ON SUNDAY EVENING, THR aD INST., atreet, a vt large bik ‘Newfoundland tog, brindle lee a Fount a little white mark find soar on oulaide cor” of Bentene, borat ewan rl be al ald’ on returning Poumon ee EVENING, 1TH INST, AT Academ: usic, & a bracelet. The owner can obtain it ede mares atl72 inn avenue, corner of Twenty- second greet, and describing it Dee theres Fen A 8TATEN ISLAND BOAT, ON SUN- i} a eae pay behadss had by cpplriagt J yng JaMes PARK ership. LoStcA NOTE DRAWN BY L. F. FITCH, AT THREE months, from ‘March 26, 1859, for $164 55 in’ favor of the subscriber. "Parties are hereby cautioved against negotsting ‘the same as payment Raspes 0. A. INT, 432 Canal street. T—A GREEN EN‘ MELL@D BRACELET, WIT! LY Iceketatu ched; was icst ina ovening at or near Maas. my of Music. The finder will receive thanks and 4 suitable reward by leaving the same at 59 William street, office Ne. 4, up stairs, b igies Fj MONDAY EVENING, eg INST., AT THB , Tenth lace bandkerehie! street, @ fe Will the finder pls lease send ito 96 West Eleventh street, madeudemsnawn where it may be obtained? Ge AW ee aoe BLACK AND TAN ‘Whoever will liber eat rewarded. TERRIER return him to the subscriber will ba . STOCKER, 12 East Baltic street, Sout Boooklya. SgEay: .—IF THE WOMAN WHO STOLE A one from street, Brooklyn, on Tita inet, wil Peturn Kisroward wil Se’ xiven asd'bo quae: asked. Pawnbrokers and jewellers. are hereby warned. Heavy,-foreign made, with ints B, M.D. 0. parually oblite: i REWARDS, REWARD CLEFT IN AN | RAST BROADWAY ing out at the corner of Market atreet, a of direct- esame at ‘Observations of Tides at Brooklyn,” +. The finder will please .eave ee rate ©) BEWARD.—LOS?, ON MONDAY, IN SIX EH AVE $2 ctor ia Twenty-third street chureh,'s mourning brooes with hair in it. ihe fader wil get the above reward by bring- ing it to 44 West Nineteenth REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN OF $3 rene pee om USLESON REWARD.—LOST, FROM BERGEN HILL, ¥. Sarat biack find tan dog, cropped ears od tail; bad ned on ® patent. leather col ‘name of underaign Gb & patent leather oar WE ert, 98 Wail treet, shall receive the above reward. REWARD.—LOST, ON TUESDAY, APRIL ‘al A i) email yellow Scotch terrier ye it re- sree ceive the above by returning him to 42 $1 REWARD.—LOST, ON MONDAY MORNING, IN a of the Knickerbocker line of stages, a single dis- wilibe paid ‘on’ leaving the same at36 Pine street, for W. 8. ightman. ‘pin, stone set in blue enames. “The above reward Q REWARD Lost, ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, $1 ‘the neighborhood of Flatbush avenue, Brooklyn, s small gray Isle of sory a terrier, with black face and feet; had ona German silver collar without name. Any person who | will bring the dog to Wm. Thompson, 17 Broadway, or to 568 Paci fic street, Brooklyn, will receive the above reward. __~ WINES, LIQUORS, 6 &eC. GARD FROM THE SPEYERS LION BREWERY, OF- fice 257 Rowers —The enlargement of the above ‘brewery, and the extensive additions to ite cellars, enabled the proprie- tors to brew an increased quantity of summer lager bier, the ati of 3 ‘which ts, iprenonnced to pe unequalled. Consu- quested to send their orders for the above beer, Which will be ready. for distribution on the Ist of May, uout when customers can be su with Wea ae ss beer of this establishment. Pompe ed ls cal to annex yn distinguished chemiat folase. ‘and opinion of Dr. Chilion, the f Thave aoalyzed 2 quantity of lager bier which T obiatned from casks in’ the vaults of the Speyer's Lion Brewery, and have found it to contain the following Ingredients: Buarch, ten Ditier extractive and aromatic prin- “afin of 2 Of the hop, with other vegetable extract... 5. Carbonic ‘Water... Qeithacscsticsinses “ Ba, ai inspection of the srocess of oeten es prnetizod ed at this lar lishment, I"am well etisded thas motets estab! ier is made by the latest and most approved sclentiaa ie, and that a eae obeervodia ine selection of ba Mraeiiees e mal ide arly flee hge ng of the most impor- prem nis ta n large Binidites 09 prea spray arranged for i ars Bree. e Croibe water fe used exclusl the brewing of beer, waee ere every. aueniion lion and. closalinees ta manifested x ce iaalyais above, made from various given quantities of beer, ax taken from ct tn the cellars of the said Speyers’ Lion Bi Teabeats the purity nod quality of lager bier, when a0 derived from malt and hops alone. As & dietetic be' tive and tonic, e Aecolty ot ager gr is to be much valued, of gene one Jauns R CuiuroN, M. D.. Chemist.” The above beer ean ba hai fa sine botles for fatty wwe or for saloons, berrecs £9 ‘bach bottle an are Soe ery (ie words thle attention. Gall oa" or address CHAS. E- FOREMAN, 267 Bowery. ——————————— Hos STEAM ALE, TWO YEARS OLD, PER HHD., fammer’s steam ale, one year old, per bhd., $18. Hammer's Baat Tadis steaan ale, per hhd , 6. Hammer's steam ule for present use, per bhd., $12; perbbl., % Hamm ragenr sis ghar enh Mi aahper bb 850, For sale at COLVIN, Sole Agent. CLOTHING, &C. T 481 PEARL STREET.—$5,000 WORTH “OF ©. of clothii rae aes Seen aeed Gentlemen Ave Masi Ai fen cc as cash price by or calling on James Morony, 481 mm RARE CHANCE. = tRom $5 to $20 PAID FOR LADIES lik dresses ; ‘to $4 for gent’s pants. Also, car- oO iy om —" A note dy unctually at- are. Bi ret th avenue, between Nineteenth ten ie ‘Ladies attended to by Mrs. B. 44 CENTRE STREET.—WANTED, WORTH Ait edeate eects mare ere 2 yee for atthe store, or ad- 1 THOS. D. ooMmOY 44 CASH PURCHASER TO BE HAD AT 39 CENTRE A ect —Ladiesand gentlemen can have a fair cash price rood ch money for new or oxst off elothia smelt quant at the wy serene an alee, Cy CS ‘and avoid all honbuss and ndere, call po or send DY IJ z LOWEST ices. — Sets on tire, eee, et dens nao oa ea Mercer, ove Block, eet ot war. LERS, SENT, DENTIBN, REMOVED TO 36 Ro aurect, near Woot thins rates Taifnn or allver, of the best a operations equally AN TESTH INSERTED at. ty | good and durable teeth on 0.4, 110 8 fench tooth, pot from $1 ; i i yh TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. oF |-AN ADJOURNED MEXT- Seycret, ATTENTION|—AN ADO tea Kes ‘Hotel, corner of Grand and bets see ‘ard ont Friday evening, 18H inst, at 7 o'clock, A full, Aten comunittees, to promote ‘their interests. pada to ram g ON, Chatman. ae FIVE re SINGLE #, GENTLEMEN; desirots of obtaining furn! arlor nnd bedrooms), without board, in & Te, private Bouse, where Ape ig be no Mae ay tl by tel jocation, Oe eatteek, Hrooklyu. 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