The New York Herald Newspaper, April 16, 1859, Page 8

NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1859. Nd EE $7000 Hous. aon. W. D. Conn.; Ho: | 10000 the Everett e—] $ , pO'taiboun and lady, 40; Blas orteriag and wif>, | 180¢0 ay Sy Se tnd Mee. 2: 3 | 15000 Mich Se scent i B60 IG Begrabam, do ; Jobn 5 abs Del 100 MichSANIa ga.et0 49 “0 , Stamford, Conn.; B. F. Leeds, pire rn ’ Fg pay i ae 40 Penna 225 ¢o % . 200 N ¥ Cent 105 Galena & Chic RR 50 Tl Cen do. Yor Souhenpien. Havre snd Ha: 800 Harle: mf Shesiers Mrs Henne hel. Mater Ri ed A Sore tie us is i Brin, Ond Banter, Rostock; ; 100 200 Cleve & bie Alera Miva Blige and i ers, Lowes = | 400 500 Bega s fama aes % B Bas faison, do; yay |, Go; if Kolan ‘Cinelonati; Mrs | 100 300 Ch & Rk Is RR... i eng tern paces as | 200 300 ch & Ris Asch, NY; Errant, North Carona; H goecs 150 M rd q F Huthbman La nde) ei NY; Dr Weber,’ Ciuctnnatl ; Mr Shoky, Boron: Wiliam Schultz, Philadet pa; Peter Rausch- Rod Kone d others in steerage—Total The y Difficulties. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. You have recently published a communication of mine jm relation to the Paraguay difficulties. Please add to the favor by giving me this opportunity to predict, that if Lepex bus had the address to refer the amount of indem- nity t the American Company to an arbitrament at Waebingwon, the Company will never see one penny of vheir olaim. Endless delay will occur, testimony will Ihave to be taken at Assumpcion, questions of iaw will be Mmterposed, and votbiog will be don ‘Lopez seems vo be » Mateb for the d—] bimeelf, — es to er sending ‘mother fleet there, that is out of the question : A NEW YORK SUFFERER ES FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Fripay, April 15—6 P. M. ‘Fhoogh the banks are understood to be rather seeking & curtail than to increage their discount line, money con ‘Mmues as cheap as ever, We quote call loans at 4a 5, the lower figure being the rate at which money is borrowed Ym the street on State or other first class securities. Mer- faatilc paper continues to be ecarce. First class short Reseptances are done at about 5; first class four and six months paper, endorsed, at 6; second class, 7a 8; longer @ates and lower grades, 8a10. Exchange is very firm at ‘MO for bankers’ sterling bills, and 5.11) a 1234 for francs; Dut there is little doing for to-morrow’s steamer. ‘The upward movement on the Stock Exchange gains strength, though the bears oppose it with more vigor than ever. There were to-day large orders for Harlem pre, ferred, on the strength of the passage of the law securing te the company their new horso railroad; the price opened Bt 42, sold down to 4134, and closed at 42};. The trans- actions of the day amount to several thousand shares. here were algo considerable orders among the ommission houses for the principal Western wtocks. The business in the Rock Island shares ‘was very large, and at an advance over yesterday's riece, The same remark will apply to Toledo, Galena and Miobigan Central. Michigan Sonthern did not move as freely as the other Western siocks. The short interest in thie stock is so darge that, in the absence of purchases Dy the friends of the company, the bear jobbers con- twol the market. All the other speculative Western stocks ‘were higher and buoyant. The public, it seems, are be- ginning to realise that we have seen the most of the hard times, and that though the roads are not yet goingtodo a Jarge business, the depression under which they are suf- fering is drawing toa close. As the spring advances, his feeling is likely to gain strength. New York Ceatral ‘was also higher to-day. It opened at 77%;, rose to 734, wad closed at that price. We hear unofficially that the March earnings of this road will show a decline of about $20,0€0 as compared with last year. In April, thus far, the business has been good. Hodson River was very firm ata fraction advance over yesterday's price. The Dusiness of April thus far shows an increase over April, 3858. The third mortgage bonds are in demand at 7834. Pacific Mail contioues to attract marked Attention. The price did not vary mock from the closing figures of yesterday, but the bears wers wil- Lng to sell ata difference of three per cent for seller's options, The arbitrators are at work, but appear to be | proceeding slowly with their task. ‘The coal stocks were | quiet, without material change, with the exceptioa of Oamberiand, which declined to 2134. The managers of thie company expect to do an excellent business this year. State stocks were active at fall prices. Some of the most popular State stocks are becoming very scarce. In rail- road bonds very little was done. Inthe afternoon there ‘was a fair business done at the highest prices of the day. ‘Fhe market closed firm after the board, the following being the last quotations:—Tennessees, 9354 a 933¢; Mis- pouris, 8534 a 883{; Virginias, 99 9934; Canton, 1934 a 195%; Cumberland preferred, 21 a 2134; New York Cen- twal, 7734 a 7734; Erie, 10 a 103; Harlem, 18 a 13; Aud- son River, 33; a 34; Reading, 50% a 5034; Michigan Cen- tral, 540643; Michigan Southern, 137% a 14; Michigan Southern preferred, 40240; Panama, 12134 » 1215; ‘Tilinois Central, 685; a 69; Galena and Chicago, 633¢ 2 68%; Cleveland and Toledo, 27 a 2734; Chicago and Rock Inland, 583; 0 58%; Illinois Central bonds, 88}; a 89; Pacific Mail, 88 a 883. ‘The business of the Sub-Treagury was as follows to-day. +$183,516 82 74,000 00 Tota} payments «242,780 46 Total balance... 7,186,638 18 ‘The exchanges at the Clearing Heuse this morning were $20,761,322 57, and the balances $1,243,367 14. The following dividends have been deciared:— The Stissing Bank, at Pine Plains, a dividend of three and a haif per cent, payable on demand; the Fitchbarg Bank, Mass., a dividend of three and a half per cent; the Neptune Insurance Company, a semiannual dividend of fifteen per cent, payable on demand; the Washington In- warance Company, a dividend of fifty per cent, payable in ew stock—both of Boston; the Five Cente Savings Bank, of Newburyport, a semi-annual dividend of three per cent; the Baltimore and Obio Railroad Company, a dividend of three per cent from the net earnings of the main stem; four and a half per cent on the stock of the Washington Branch road, the former payable on the 18th of May next and the latter on the 25th inst., at the Merchants’ Bank of Baltimore. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. In the money article in the edition of your Journal of this day, I find the following:— “« Ava meeting of the directors held this day, fer o Body, Feq., was unanimously elected Secretary of American Atlantic and Pacific Ship Canal Compas, in the Place of Isanc C. Lea, Esq. ‘This statement is aecray: without foundation in truth, as no Board of Directors of said Company has ever taken fny_action whatever in the premises. ISAAC C. LEA, April 15. Secretary of the A. A. and P. 8. C. At a meeting of the first mortgage bondholders of the Milwaukie and Horicon railroad, held on the 16th inst. , ® was—Resolved, That the bondhoiders present signa the | notice to Robt. H. Lowry, Eeq., requesting him to adver- tise and Peli the said road and appurtenances, at auction, in the city of New York, agreeable to the terms of the mortgage, and that such’ bondholders as were not present de notified to call upon the Secretary, J. J. Van Buren, at = office of A. J. Bleecker, son & Uo., No.7 Pine street, ‘and sign their names thereto forthwith. L. BLOSSOM, Chairman. J. J. Vax Borex, Secretary Stock Exchange. Pinar, Aprit 15, 1869. $1000 US 5'n, "65... 10234 200 abe Hari Re pret. 42 oa 300d rity 600 = do. 413% 600 do 415 100 do. 250 do. 10 do, 100 do. 100 ao, 160 do. 30 do... 16 NF & Hart & BuO NY Con RR Ge G4 20 Remsing Hit. 60 6000 Erie RR 1st mb 9654 126 Mich Central RR.. 65 1600 ErieRR4thmb 6136 t «-b10 10¢0 HaRivRR 3dm ; 2000 HarlemAR Istm CStP&FDLI gb chi 2d mb is Free be Sree Mil | gr bs #8 Bk Commerce 1014¢ am Exch Bk ..660 1 Irving Bank per ad p 130 5 Macon & Wes nie 92 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Frupay, April 16—6 P. M. AsHES.—The market was quiet, while sales were limited to smail lots of pots at 5c. » While pearls were nom Dal Bxxapsturrs.—Flour— market displayed increased activity and rather more firmness, especially for common and medium grades of Western. Tne transactions footed up about 14,000 bbis., closing within the following range of prices:— Inf State... $5 15 a $5 55 ferior to good superfine sacs oma d oo Extra Towa, Michigan, Indiana and Ohio otha 7 Fxtra Genesee........ seee 70a $25 Canadian super and extra... 6a TH Mixed to straight Southern. 5a a 6 60 Soothern fancy aud extra. bm a $25 Choice extra family and bakers’ brands.... 7 75 @ ¥ 0° Rye flour, SMa 4H Corn meal, 3% a 430 —Capadian’ ‘tou iy , while sales were quite limited. Southern brands were in good do- mand, and Closed with more firmness. Tae transactions embraced about 2,500 vdis., closing within the range of the above quotations Among the purchases wero some parcels for export to tropical ports, including the Weat Indices, Rye flour and cérn meal were quiet and prices unchanged. Wheat was in better requeat, with more coing. The sales embraced about 22,000 bushels, including red Genesso at $1 95; white Ken- tacky, afloat, at $1 10a $1 78; choice white Southern at $1 90; fed Western at $1 40 a $1 45; mixod Go, “at $1 42, apd prime Chicago spring ‘at | $1, Corn was in fair demand, with sales of about 18,000 bushels, including white Sovtuern, at 85c.; Jersey and Southern at Soc. a f8c., and Western mixed, in store, at Sic. a S5c. Rye was firmer, with sales of 2,700 bushels at 88e. | 0c. Oats were heavy, with sales of State at 880. and Western and Canadian at $6¢. 8 59¢. The foll ceur statemeot of the receipts and exports of bread- stofls at th's port for the week ending to-day, is from the circular of Was. @, Cutting :-— ‘Recku7s OF FLOUR aND GRAIN FOR THe Wax, Bois. Bushels Bushels Bushels Bushels Bushels Flour, Wheat. Hye. um. Outs. Barley Cana) &river.8,239 — — = — ib 1 By railroad...8,925 360 — — 8,923 Kit Other sources.9,481 3,280 281 58,089 9,209 55,383 26,045 8,040 981 88,089 18.348 55,544 tlour and ‘grain from New York for the week a ending April 12:— Bvls Flour. Bushels Corn. British Provinces and other places.13,185 2,960 Corres.—The market was firm, with gales of 1 mas of Java at 14340. a 16c., and 1,200 bags of Rio ai 1l}sc. a 20, Corros—The sales embraced about 2,000 bales, about ove balf of which were made in transita. The market closed with firmness, without quotable change in prices, although claimed to be easier for bayers to Mii orders. Freicnts.—To Liverpool 600 bales of cotton were en- gaged at 316d.; 2,000 bbis, rosin at p. t., and 100 bb's. spirits of turpeatine at 4a., and 100 tierces beef at 33. To London 1,700 bbls. tar were engaged at 2s. Od. To Glasgow 80 bales of tobacco were engaged at 2s. 6d., aad 100 bbig. rosin at 2s. 6d. To Antwerp 9,000 dags coifze were taken (ut 3¢¢., and 1,200 boxes raisins at p.t To Bremen 200 bales Of cotton were engaged a: p. «. There was bo change in rates for Havre. Freit.—Saies of about 500 a 600 boxes raising were made at $2 20 for M. R.’z, and at $2 70 for layers. Hives—The receipts of the week bare deen more liberal, consisting of three cargoes ‘rom Bnenos Ayres and one from California, most of w: ereusly sold to arrive. The demand bas been good, and dealers bave operated to a fair extent at adout last woolt’s rates. Prices are firm, and holders are willing seilers at present — rates. Sales are 10,000 Buenos, t arrive, at 28, é aad | § mouths; 1,600 Buenos Ayres, to arrive, ave. ,¢ montas; 7,000 Caltiornia at 254¢c.. 6 wontha: 4,\d0 dry Salted Par nambuce at 181g , § moaths: 00h dry America a: 25c., 6 months; 3,000 city slaughter at We. a l0s>., ebter at 0c. w lOc. of desirable taguage is quite scarce, and sells readily at fall prices. Recents, 62,100 bemicck, 7.100 oak. Sales 59.500 hemlock, 6,600 oak. Stork, 54,460 bemiock, ¢.200 oak. VMotasems —The sales embraced about 110 hhds, clayed Cuba at 24c. a 25c., 500 do, Cuba Muscovade at 32c. a Stc., and 340 bbis. New Orleans on private terms. Navat Stomes.—The sales embraced about 2,100 bbis. common rosin, aioat, at $1 Or 36, and sa 8 008 do do., to ar- Soo bene a tone Mat EOD EO: at Ne, DOD TOS fn more mer- chantable order. Provnsoss.—Pork—The market was heavy and lower, while tho sales footed up about 2,000 bbis., including now mess at $17 25 a $17 50, the inside figure for casb; ola mess at $17 a $17 12%, and prime at $12 40a 6) Beef was in moderate deraand, and prices unchan; The sales ‘embraced about 260 bbis., including country prime at $3 50 a $7, country Tees at $8 a $0, , repacked mess at $9 25 $11 25, and extra do. at $12 50 a $13. Prime mess wi asiia ‘g2i, and 60 a 70 bbis. beef hams were sold at $1: A$17. Bacon wae qniet at 8c. a 10}c. Cut meats were firm, with sales of 260 hhds. and tierces at éc. a 6c. for shoulderg, and Se. a 96. for hams, Lard was in (air re- quist, while the sales embraced about 450 a 600 bbis. at Jie. a11%e, Butter and cheese were unchanged. aks were firm aod more active, with sales of about 1,000 hegeheads (included in which were New Orleans) Witbin the range of 630. a 73g0., and Cuba muscovado at 6c. a Tc,—the inside fgnre for, Santiago refining goods. Wiuskky —The market was dirm, with sales of 200 bbis. at 26c. a 2630. Tra.—The auction eale this morning drew a good and spirited company. The catalogue comprised a moderate tized offering of greene, of good quality, all of which were gone throvgh with at fuli prices. Tonacco.—Tbere is more inquiry for the article; pric ; gales 31 hhds, Kentucky, at 6%c. a Havana, 80c. a 50c.; 267 do. Cuba, at private terme; 122 cases seed leat, 20. Woo. —The large auction gale announced for the 2iet inst. has restricted operations. The sales since our last have not been important, although full prices have been obtained for the parcels’ disposed of, especially for ‘ine fleece, of which the stock ig now quite light. Quot 5 for wools remaih unchanged. The recent Suropean news being favorable to holders, they evince more firmness in ther demands. The auction of Thursday nex? will com rise 1,000 bales California, 400 Mediterranean, 300 Kast lndian, 200 South American and about 300,000 Ibs. fleece and pulled. Movements in Real Estate. By A. J. Bieecker, Son & Co. On 47th & 48th et., 200 ft. west from 8th av., 4 lots «100 each, and large building covering ground..$14,500 hst, the 4 story brick house and plot No. 5 E. 85th et ; size of plot 29.8 & 65.64,x184.8,. 230 et., 8. W. cor ay. A, Jot and buiiaiogs.. On 2 On 48th st, 0. 8., adj. property near 8th ay On 63d and 64th kte., 8 lows, a. & 6th ay., 25x100 each . By Miller & Mckvily. House and lot 286 Bast 18th 5x80, W27thay.,” 4 Des bab avennob anh Wikis: ‘Lease property cor. Morris and Greenwich & OUR FAMILY MARKET REVIEW. During the past week the retail business at the Wash- ington market has been tolerably brisk, and yesterday forenoon the market presented a busy scene, attended as it was by many patrons. Beef, mutton ‘and veal appear to be quite plenty, yet the marketmen say that there ts pull ‘& great scarcity of gond cattle; hence the prices are still kept at high figures. Poultry; which has been quite scarce for some ume past, was in rather better supply yesterday, and at less prices than the former week. Spring chickens bave appeared, and are eciling at pricea rauging from $1 25 to $1.50 per pair. Game—Wild pigeons can de eo to the list of seasonahle game; they are seliing at prices ranging from $2.75. to Ht 42.87 por dozen, —North River shad are Wecoming more plenty, and tre worth from 3. o 0s PF spot ane ig among the new rieties; it is selling ot per pound. Scotch salmou comes in ‘slow; it is sul! tee by the bigh price of $1 26 per pound. ’Butter—In this article we have not apy particular remarks to make, except that the market continues firm for good old varieties, New Welsh butier is arriving more freely, and is gelling at from 24c. to 28c, per proud. The poorer grades of butter are cheap—very cheap—but Orange county butter is selling at from 25°. to 20c. per pound—a reduction from last week’s prices, Freeb eggs are in good supply ; twenty aro given for 2ic, Freeh fruit—Bananas ana other West India fruit contiuue \o arrive, and command very high prices; the former aro vellipg at prices ranging from $260 to $6 per bunch. The red bananas, from Baracoa, of large size, are sellin, at 26¢. each During the past week about one hundred and twenty ive baskels of strawberries arrived from the South, but in such poor condition as to render them not very desirable at the price demanded, viz: $150 per quart, Vegetabiee—Radishes are so plentiful iu market and so hme that they cease to bea rarity; they ere geliiog at per bunch, Bermuda potaioes continue to arrive io pd quantities, and are usually packed in boxes holding about a peck. Not being of a first rate quality, they sell rather heavily at $1 62 per box. Southern asparagus is fellipg at $1 a bunch. Rhubarb is worth $1 60 per dozen, a continue dull, without any material change in the prices. enchant The Dry Goods Trade. The importa of foreign dry goods at this port for the week ending April 15 amounted to $1,346, 834, against we for the same period in 1858, and $1,022, 857, The amount thrown upon peer was My (824,441, againet $609,766 in 1858, [che nafnandoet Bong The 02,500, age Loy ahe ist of “January Bein aoa 194,388 in 185%, and Toten Boe in 1867; Is to $37'015,478, ‘against $10,008 462 203 in 1857. Tne ex; ae week embraced 815 reson, en, of the value of $39, $32,849 of which were ken for China, The trade with the jobbers for the week has been fair, eae interrupted somewhat by whe wot weather, The bulk of the Southern trade !s over, while a fair business continues to be done with North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland and the older Western There has been a better appear sor othe otguind the Western States generally ihe © week, though as yet it ie rather reattoring. There has been no ol in the prices of cotton domestic roods. In foreign goods, light woollens have been in good demand, while mogt othar articles were without change of importance, POSTAL DIRECTORY. Mall from St. Joseoh (Mo.) 40 Salt e Baturday, at EB dorepb every saturday, ‘80. Pactrio. HavaNan Mxxico. Evnors.. rem BuENos Avaxs,. fem and rate of Me Vetters went from (be United States in the Briteh mail, vin augiand, $9 Buenos Ayres or any other part of we arg Coutocer. slop, OF 10 Abe epublica! Paraguay he correaponience for which is fwrwaried Io mails from Eugland for Buenm sree), le re duced from forty.five, to tirty-thres centa, pre payment required, reduotion i the result a reduced Brived postage, trom «we aly- fewis twelve eoute the hut ot wrth | Teer, be tween the Bamawa Tetanus. none day ater the Srrival of ouch niter- Cunard ket at this yelng 0 ose, the goto ‘Karnak will be deap sched be 3 om Haods, to be It fs no so ioogee weceniry to collect iu the United Rtates ritish Jetiers adareesed to Turks Telaads au to Bt Thomas, arrangements Raving been mace by the Britieh Boat Oiloe for ievsiow and collecting such postage on the delivery of the letters at destins Mon In future, theretore, the United states oontage oniy in uired to be prevaid ernie Jeters tor Turka Islands, which ts ten centa tbe single rave, if the distaace does uot vaceed 2,600 miles, and twenty cents if the distance is over 2,60) miles. TIME OF CLOSING AT TRB LONDON OF F108. Bomnay.....The Overland Mail t» Bombay clos# iu Loados Pde ao gy ‘Via Marseilles, oa the Si aud Isth of bh month, Vi ploa on the 12h and eth, 26th, vin Marncilies. 4th, 12h, Sin ab, velcontay Cuma, &e.. Me Mareetlles on the and 26th. Via Boutb- ib and Bib, ‘Avsriatsa..Vis Maroeiiles and Suez on the I6ib. Via South- ‘am pton and Suez, 12th. “HARITING ME INTELLIGENCE. ALWANAO FOR WEW YORX—THIA DAY. e+e 6 20] MOON RISES. + 6 39] igh wares. Port of New York, Aprit 15, 1859. CLEARED. Steamship New York (Brem), Von Santen, Bremen—Gelpcke, Keutgen & Reicheldt. Steamship Gustave Pastor (Belg), Ubelhode, Antwerp— Boouen Graves & Co. ‘Sp Merrimac, Thurston, Liverpool—Howland & Frothing- ca, R Henderson (Br), Cubitt, Liverpoo!—Howland & Froth: Ship Hero, Smith, Antwerp—W_ F Schmidt. Ship Challenger, indeor, Gan Pranclooo—8 0 Reed & Co, Bak La Wright, Havana B Gager, Bark I Curis, Brazier, Havase cit 8 Viniog ‘ark E Porter. Foster, Gaiveston—G A Ferris & Co, Bordeaux—Coliins he rarese, Antwerp—Gomez, Wallace & Manganilla—Thom son & tz L Bliss, Pierson, Satilla River -Snow & Burgess. Bos JR Nevise, Tiley, Cherry Gald-— Master. febr Ben, Lyneb, W in, NU-E § Powell. Schr W abbott, Smith, W: popes; NOE. P Buck & Co, Setr Aid. Rogleh, Wilmington—McCreds, Mott & Co. eeks. Beaufort—J 1, Davis sebe C Williams, Golding, ‘Newbern. J—Dibble & Bunee. Seb MA Megee Philacelphia—S W Medee. Sebe WB Berssy, Baxer, Gardiner—Master- % al Lb for gabia, april 3, iat 25, “ab b's ot Prockbaves, steering Souk; 10th lat 90 27, lon 66 57, soote brig (zeione, of Westport steering. same day, spoxe ship Osear, from Sbarghae ‘or New York. Ship sbeppard Reapp, York, Oweutta, Jan 3, with linseed, de w Lawrence, Glen #Co. Jan 21, int 10 36, ion 7530 B Lr Wim A Proer, a missionary of London, died suddeniy; nis wile, two childrea aa servant were transverred Feb 7 oa dour’ Kr rbip Beaah, from China for London; Jan 18, lat 28 17 B. fon °2 8 rpoko ship Jessica, from Cape Palma for Laon lon; ‘2th, lat 9 38, lon 7559 © spoke Br ship Neptune, from Lon. don for Bombay, wi'h troops. all well; Feb 13. off ‘Cape Good Hope, signalized sip Dor Dore. from Canton for London; Feb 25, at 18.06 8, lon 8.40 Br bark Palestine, crom Pensag Mctat 1230, Jou 30 15.siguallzed a ket brig (fed signal with a wate pail ‘ie centre, Maeremtons sth exchanged Jongituies with brig Mary Lowell, steering ret, chip Edwin ‘e wrest, Crocker, Calcutta, left Sand Heads Jan 3, paseed St Helena Feb 26, with linaeed, sugar, bites, jute aps gunny cloth, to Weld & Moot; yeasel to Crosby, Crocker & "Been over 40 days North ot the equator, and siuce passing ha 25 had nertberly winds: Ship DeWin Chinton, Funk, Liverpool, Merch 1, with mdse and 155 paeeeneney to H a, Kitch & Uo Suiled from Liverpool with a strong om NW, which continued more or less up. to the 1th, fares 25, lat 44 52, lon 46 40, fell ia with iveber, d centinued to ree them until the 2;th, in lat 42 50, lon 50 5. b Bi, lat 42 20, ion 60 90, experienced a severe gale 'W to NW, whic sontinned to the 8th Inst; it was aceon, anied with mnch enow snd hail and extreme ‘old, thermome Rerran, ing from #210 40, barometer 24.20 to 2850. 14th that, ate iA Jat 4045, lon 69 30, exchanged sigoala with steamabi Fergia, Judkivs. bence for Liverpool, omy at 1 Pa. passed another steamehip bovod B (probably the tab a Ship President #1l'more, Neloon, London, Feb 28, with mdse, to Donde & Itmon Tork Cuta (of toston), Bates, Rocbetle, 52 days, with bran dy, 40, to Henri Konan. Has experienced heavy wea. er on the passage; been 2) days from the lai ake ot Bermuda, ‘Bark Kaibleen (Br), Flint, Sagua, April 6, with sugar and mclasses, to Borden, Bruce &Co "8th inst, ‘lat 27 $0, lon spoke scbr Ranger (Br, of Halifax), from Olenfuegos Yor tat fax; 18th, off the Tavern Horses. sn part of (supposee) a brig’s siern, with trysail, boom and waft, and’ the letiers LO, “sur- rounded by scroli work,”’ on (be stern. ark Corm (of South Thomaston), Sleeper, PrinWdad. Cubs, 14 days, with sugar and molasses, to Reynaud & Eap ley. i Brig battpso See Palermo, 55 days, with fruit, &c, jo Laverence, Gtles & Co, Marphy, Malaga, BY days, with frult, de, 1th inst, iat 36 20. lon 72 30, spoke bask live, bence for st Thomas. "The O bed homey weather oa the paenege; split malia, de rig Proteus, Chipman, Neuvitsa, 84 Inst, wilh anger, rap lames, Ac, to Ward & Co 13th tnet, Int 37 80, Ina 74399, apeke brig Surf, from Sew Urleaus for New York.’ ‘The P hss experienced heavy weather Sebr Chrysoike (of Greenport, LI), Booth, Brazos St Jago, 21 days, wilb wood, io menter, onthe Comet (B1), Card, Parsbcro, NS, 21 days, with plaster, chr Moonlight (of Bridgeport), Mover, Galveston, ult, with auger, bides, cotton, &c, to JH Brower & Co. ied he heavy weather, split jl Clark, Jacksonville, 7 days, wiih lumber, to Sehr Burrows meee Wild Rover. Purse, Virginia. Sebr american Fagie, Wileer, Eastport, 12 days, with lam ber, to! Talbot & Co. Bebr American Fagle, Wilder, nro Me, 8 days. Bebr J H Jones, Jones, Mochiag, 18 0: fchr Isabells, Fanlkner, Horton, 4 ‘Gay Sebr Angler, Besse, Wareham,3 days Rebr O 8 Hawley, Rackett, Norwich, 2days. Sehr Jesse Wiliams, Hall, Norwich Echr Kk M Dutheid, spore Portland, Ct, for Philadelphia. Steamer ‘Albatross. Williams, Providence Arrived 14th-—Sobr Mary mma Tale, Tadlanola, 15 daym to A Ferris & Co. 14th Inst, off Squan, bad heavy weather’ split foresall, de. = bo Endeavor, from Meat Bark Orpheus. —(soth oy Pitot boat AB Neilson.) SATLED, pfiganebip Hammonia Ha), Hamburg; brig Ann McKean, iH From quarentine— Steams) brig, Adeline gprague; schra BO Peltor, and Plandower 8 aint ‘Wind durng the day 8, cr fresh, Telegraph Marine Reports. BANDY HOOK, April 15, Oathoun, and one Sears. one bark and five briga aro Gh ener snchor near the etarats Seago cheat, memes ae rat 3 sbips Zurich, and chiaa sated ‘rom ihe 8w Bpit to day. hip a from am; weather clear. LONG BRANCH, April 15, sanset—One one bark sou bof the Branch, bouud in. "Wind 8, weather cha gHIGHLANDS, April 15, sunset—One bark in the offing, bound in. Wind S, medernte, "1? And one Heraid Marine Corres) lence. KRY WEST, April 10—The slave wig Tyran ‘Capt Lind Jately wrecked on (he Marquisns, has been coudemned by Aduiralty ‘Court ‘Tbe wrrekers who had ® claim for salvage were awarded 40 per cent on the net amount salew vel and cargo. The revenue officers, whe also ves rel, will probably be awarded the rematader, (Or 60 per cont Jean all expenses. The vensel is wivertived for alo by the United Mates Marsbal, on the 18th of worth vou $5,600 ‘cap ae bee oe a areca tad te ia in prison waitin, The rey ‘and New Orleans packet ship Malhouse, J © Winer, 1112tons, from New Crieans with & cargo of alee cotton and $26,500 In upeeis, stenck npon the Gat 20 tohlew weat of thie chy, ar'an early bout. oa be inor the 26th March, and very soon a‘ter filed with water. ‘Wilner arrived here the night of the 2th, with and apecie. rom ‘bits we te 5 New Urlenns the 26th February, with 27 cabin apd steerage | pnd get vega ye nd #@ full cargo one tor Avec; arrived ot tae &W bar tie 2840; Iny at wnapor 16 days, when betag sure that the ahip coud uot be taken harore, we tn company with tbe ship Urondates to the P: wed 10 lay three daye of four tug boats, the eb over, and she Went to sea March 19th. b = the 25th, when, on recount of baa waatber, rere thn fo oalticy, Cape W Judged Mimaeit on at in (he dangers of Tora, when be shy his course for Tortugas light. The night ‘at the 2th saw white Water, aod judgrd it to be ® shoal 1* miles NW Off. head Key. contioned op the same course as before until 7 0 clock A Met ibe 2b, woen the ship siruck no land belng in red Bhe was drawing is feet of water when she went aah A made every exertion to clear ber from the dan 2%, Dt BO purpose. The V 8 irunsport wah Portas ve in sieht abou: noon, and informed Captain W. of the trne ponition of hie ship ns! arove described.” te for the Tortugas wreckern. rived atthe ship nt 4 M of the ath aup found the bing full of water bad bilge! about thirty six hoursatuer stele The pawrengers ané 6 were BERL Up im mediasety bp ctiy, snd the wreckerh commenced’ aavlog neventy Peles were gol out dry: én ‘yp bie pehing wet have ave he materi o has been dele ai uhtavarabe Epfavon now in tat that, portion out Swptain Wilner haa eons i 0 Tila ahip wae built in Thomason, de ty ae on four years sured for $66 000. The value at venne! 1 could not have been lees tian ot ron petrn will 000. The Court ha ved on art the United bal to ell the damaged cotton and the shige mate sale will be mace on the tith feet exceed 12,000, of whieh o F Kaymond, Uapt teo, with n carro of wood, bound on ‘the 2th inet, in distress—baving, tp a hesvy non in tbe va carried away ber j\) and some otuer Lead pevtd bbe rep: nei sien ‘sYork the ar 0 gree and proceed edd on the et to aos Head, where she bieal survey of the reef and chan- Key. ‘The officers and crew of ed the with his party wi!l pro ‘chr Torrens, Lieut AH Seward, commanding, arrived from the ise reef ie 24, and will ais) re turn ‘sshipgion op ihe const surtey ackr Sowdlich, Lent WR Selita Ssh commanding, arrived from Tanmps the 4th, Oso mastea, bas sailed for Baltimore. lea’ Forolliahen passage withthe aseaiats S¢ ho partyin the. Tn a be! of the 10th active Fort Taylor the #1b Lieut ® 8 Hunt US Bngineer vorpa, in command. weil eave ine ttdh for Wasblogton® Tse The larger portion of his foree go North in the steamer of thet ‘& mail steamer Suwanee, Foiger, arrived trom New 7th, ‘The acbr Ur Kane, in distress at Key West has finished her xevaire nud satied tie 10:8 for New ‘York’ Her expenses were her Rritanle Mujerty'a abip Ajax. 70 guns. is off the entrance tothe harbor crutsing in thts viobity eB spoken this morning by the pilot font tamara aren ‘The U Stohr Delaware, Owens, Key, andeld to-nigat for dubiter.” Miscellaneous. ‘The Hamburg steamship Hammonis, Capt Schwensen, sailed yesteréey for Southempton and Hamburg with 137 passengers: ‘The new ateamehip Pebio, intended tor China, weat down the bay yesterday on a trial trip. Swip AGAMEMXoN—Balumore, April 14—The salvage has been ‘0B the cargo of the ship Agememnon at 50 per cent on tbe elt ales and appraisod value, fier deducting’ all ex- jensen: | The balance of esrgo ‘has been reabipped by the achr son, BuiG Ocean Wav, at London from Minatitlan, bad a very rough passage: had bilwarks stove, broke Ui ler ‘ad split sails; ‘the one seaman were the only onesable to do duty ou arrival ath Ecun Monrxzews—The sche reporied sees in Vineyard Soan ‘Was the Montezuma, Homes, of and from Province! Sbaliog cruise, eporis ist inat, lat ‘38 25,00 67, ia x heavy RW gel, curriod away foreaust, sprung mainmaal, lost alle boats, bulwarke and tr) worka, abd had everything # the decks. Capt Holmes was washed overboard. but suc ¢¢ tn getting on board sgain in safety. Would put back to Provinoetown for repairs. Missinc Vesser—The bark Lucia Maria, Cheever, whichralearedatHalewm on tne tint Gueber last for Monte video, bad not arrived out on the 20th of Febrnary. ‘The ship Underwriter is now on the inrge Sectional dock for repnira. ‘the will be strippedyrecaulued aad newly coppered SnirevipixG at GReENrornt.—The business of sbipbuild. ing bas not in many years been #0 active as it Is at the present time, st Greenpoint. The yards in th Sosees, while those of New York are Taat night from Egmont otbin ‘tala & Whitloe has renamed busines i yard in reen, it, engaged in iness for many ears.” He bas cow on the stocksrs slesia )cler, tatended yup between New Grissze a and Apalacbic: aad intends to deliver ber Sones, € oi ioe aud sil, by the first or the middle of Septemner. 8 be 178 feet’ Keel, 8) fest beara, aut 1634 feet bold: to have one of Jobu.Besrd’s direct acting en ines, which is now being bull for Mr. Whidoek by Delemater of New York. Fad Buaceeonst yard there are now building two lighters, of G0 tonseach, for Boyer & Co, which willbe lanaebed next fame! Sneeder has now under way three propellers, for Cromwell's New ‘ik and Savapuah line, 225 feet ool 3 fect beam. #8 feet bold; engine building et whe Allatre comes Another for line, n New and ‘Washington chy 00 100 wate Bt feet eben, andl u“ ay hoid; engines. buildin; ington, Delware. | Another for jaratow, Pope & Co.. ¢ Faperiatendence ef Captain jets Betmow, 160 fect Tong, 25 feet beams 14 Toot hold” vem votary A machine shop i it being erected at thie yard for the purpose of building an iron propeller for Captain Ja mea Le Day, 0 Moblie anf New Oriouss linesaho, il be 235 tect loay. 83 fact eam, and$ feet hold. ‘The three pro are expected to be ready by the lst Whaiemen. Cid at New London 13th inst, brig Amaret, Quayle, Cumber- land Straits, Arr at rare iit ult, Morning Star, Norton, NB (last ac- count) 80 CB and on at do 1dth ult, Clara Bell, Fisher, of Matt, 25 bbls PAL Tale of Sal, Cape Verd lands, Jan 6, bark Benj Frank sliers now On lin, Brown, of Fat] Kiver. Putin to land’ a sick man (name rol stated) Reon po redyele ieryes whallag bark showing a red flag with levers H and Lin Spee, &e. A severe steamer, bark rigged, steering B, was seen March 2, iat 43 25, ton 6734. AA Bing Holo Griffiths, from NYork for New Orleans, off Ke; PUR Rder cor 8 York), from Mobile for Providence, April 89 80, lon 74—by Pilot bost Moses 1 Grinnell, of NYork Bark aberdeen, chran, from Scarsport for Havana, April 2, Int 8681, Jon 75 50. brew Brothers, from Norfolk for St Jago, March 1, lat 80 40, ZEIGE Rllip Toreatee, from NYork for Cardenas, no date, ig Darten, trom a Northern port for Jacksonville, Aprit 1, off Cbarles:on Har. ‘Sehr anua Shepard, Dickinson, from Baltimore pad Galver- April 6, on Bahama Banks, Orange Key bearing W distant & es. at betty Rosa, frora Charleston for Portland, April 9, lat Foreign Ports. Avaoa Bay, Feb 9—In port bark White Cloud, tk London 10 days. sehuunos Avees: Feb 12—In port ship, Champtato, from Boston for Ualeuita; Mary 4 Martha, estos Poti do, Glog; barks Almira Coombs, Drinkwater, for NYoM, dg; & Hill, Vinello, from Yortiand, condemned; Wessscumcon, ‘Weeks’ for Mary Francis, Stickney from N York, ding; Wenham, Wedge, from altimore, iIliam. Schroeder. Very, my boy ayy State of Maine, Cates, for NYork, | Ig; 7 Tanner Pearson, ‘and for do; Catharine Johnson, Corrientes, dag; sebrs Mississippi, Trask, trot ane for Uoloaia, Flirt, Bayley, tor sale, Canpenas, April 8—Arr barks J M Churshill, Killman ortland; ‘bh a eu, ‘Frankfort; Fmma F Chase, Hall, P brig Hbi Morton, Philadelohis: scht Argus, Tucker, Savannah, §) Fe ates ee Lee see tren ass iD po 8 Lucy aan, Ut jon; Jul ~s Boyd, and & Churebiil, Lampher, for cetnan Julta Corb, Rots; Huntington, Baldwin; Mary C_ Fox, oot cord, Coleord, Charles Srewer, 4 ould; Ocean Virginia Ann, Crocker, for New ' York: for Portland; Fannie, Kor, for do; Molupkus, angent, heed, and Wintaw, Wiley, for New York, Cygnet, Bernard, 'and Samvel Welsh, for Pbilsdelphis, RUN Giobe, Tibtetts for Nichmona; Pron Z Talar, Webster, estoo; Joho Pierce, Melville, for wavannah; Job » Smith; Gen Boyd, Gtlpatrick; Lincoln, Cornwallis, ering, dames Davis, Staples, disg; Crimes, #1, Wig. CimxrUndos, April 4—Arr ship Charlotte A Morrison, Morri- gor, Eavank, brige Two Boy: Rocthrupy Jrcksonvilie, Isvxe Dexeon, Wells, barbados: echrs Governor, Hoopar, New Yor: , Semel, Joves, Tobasco; Zephyr, Gage, Chariesoo, SLL perks Tom Corwin, sherman, Boston; Wiliam Henry, Youn s, Philadelphia; Sth, ‘Br brig Jerome, 'NYorn; 6th, bark Lam) ets wilson do} briga Seotiand, Strout, and thos Achora, titim, brig Melazzo, for Philadelphia or 4 At is Haaay, ip “mn HAC March 25—In partbrize Flying Bagle, Hutchinson NYork 80th; fan Pedro, for di eee. ‘April 9—Arr ‘peuohig Empire City, Grifio, New York (and #id tor NUrlean ; barks Washlagton ssutcher, Vol lin, Philadelphia; Andes, Merryman, Portlend; brigs Smpire, Marsball do; T W Lucas, Perkins, NYork; Nameaug, sogers Pbilaae!phia; Croton, Dency. ‘Sid 9b, ships Glance, Gtich: NYork; Charles Thompson, Pcott, (Cardenas: Rae Kod, Brightman, Savannah. bark Mi Elizabeth, Hichoo-n, Remedios, brige oy a Sa ar eld, Cardenas tad ‘hiog ‘Oracle, Wood, Islay aol Liverpool, ena Cetgino (Chil) NYork. ieee (orn prev © March 30—arr brig Ocean bike James, LAGUAYRA, about March 23—81d echr Star, N' Mitscan Feb HioSid berk Tidal Wave (of Boston), White, Zopzivar and Provisence. Moxtxvipeo, Feb 2—ld brig Executive, Lee, NYork (since spoken It inst, aa rej yeaterday} ‘MAaTANTZAS, ADM S—Arr Unrk Sew direeze, Mayo, NOrieans brigs Ann K:tzabeth, Gould, Nortolk; Bxperiment, Wiliams, and Arontock, Pierce, N York. #th, brig Queen of the Chapman. Portiand. Uld 4th brig Paveenior, Jobawtnn, Sth, bark Grate, Downer, NYo.k; sehr Frankia for Mariel Beil, Kobini Tn'port april 6th, ablp Naples, Eastman, mie barks Lucy Frances, Jones, for coston, Idj tog, Dixon, for Holmes’ Hole. a8 2 ‘arr, for NYork, adetphia, ey sy ee, heranden, for Pil? sow pte Randall, and Brunette, Lio nike, alte marae nan, id Reindeer, Frank i cinge ie Jan Portiand, lasses, b izal ae mtn dhetinaons ti for NYor ldg sugar; Ke. sex, tinvot, in, Clark; Zuleika, he nthe lina 1 8 lark. for, BW York ear, George BY: echra 8 amen, ¢ for a Geor ron, driers Joho Beli, Sheer, and axon, Se pate ‘4 Piavetone, April 1=In port brigs Phaibe A. Pi for New Baven 6t! West, Wooster, for do, dg; Hopkt’s, for pay th ‘Gay, ding: Lena, Travers foe dri 4th; achre JL Bowman, Wooster, for N York. the Wave, Taylor, from do, arr. tate ‘and others. Waa ist, brig indian Queen, M’Gregor, Rishmon: ip port March 29, barks nxcelalor. Wiltetin for New Haves Idg; Antek an shnotes, wtg cargo; brig Neuvitas, Nelson, diss. echra W rdson, from N¥ork, do; O H Rogers, Langley, for Hartford, w' PoutLand, a 5-08. ship Rhine, Harward, from Callao vio Poxe Dortbarks Mayflower, Dasize, for Now Haven, lag: jard, for N York anont 16th, do; Mara. Bt crime: or do, so scr tien Armstrong, Kelsey, irom M ‘New Haven, nena, Fen, ‘30m port thio Texas, Merrill, hence, dieg: 900, {Foun ti ‘Cnvessine,” diag. “or et 25 Hid baran Uiogavh, Choas (rom. Rio Jadeiro). Banta Martha, to load for 8 i ora; brig .omance, can (from Babis, arr same day), Nevunea. Home Ports. BOSTON, April tare ship Haroswell, Strvar, Greenock Valetta, ay saa en ‘ni 0 feats We Cit rey "Bieh ga a RHpr aed Havent, pow, NOrleana, Hinmy Batman, tom 0 ia Tryphenie, Nickerson; 7 Hardin, i Hesse ince aren Aon Kos: rm ward, Baker, an Hd, wind ‘ain’and hall. steamer ad: : with ie Boe, Fran, and bark Grace Hammond re- fy tel) sip Huptreen, Caldwell Norinans; belt R tz Gepe Hayllen. “Below, ship Ashland, Clark, Ors a ra brat ora ‘Orleans; bi fare, Rio Janetro; 5 Bi S| ere aes qt =; 1 4, Fall River; pa esate ton mats ba weon, a bark, May from iio Janeiro. ‘adele Goimury, NYores bark higo!, sicuard, ‘Jae ville; brign Belvoir (new, 414 tons), vers, Parbados and | Hetr: ve, mney, & 4 pact ochre Namamsouin Dalle: Wkeebemn Ooten Ried’ Gives. dele, Haker, Bid schra Home, McLel n Wii sTime (Br) Hilton, Naaman BAR GOK, Aprit L—arr brig Penobscot, Rdgerly, —;echr ia, N Yor! ‘ON. April 12—Arr stoamahipe Isabel, Rollins, They Woot und Sayanab; Patapeco, Layfield, and ‘Tallman, NYork; MISCELLAS EOUS. iracraieee tomes ah eras oneness cape june = ro BEDETEAD MaNUPACTORY. None ‘gaa tare 8 i, Fine irks Baltimore; s3hF senna 8) BERK & CO., Problem, mat mayne TRAnkFORT, ‘April brig Allston, Carlaon, Ha- 1 ry entre and lm streets, ‘LL RIVER, achr ars mir iN Riler Fe eee ene te ioe Paltoay Qt al the ‘of superior quality, auttable fer Mar first clase trad. HAVEN, April 14—Cid schrs Francis, GU Blas, and | WHOLESALE AND Ri a t RED Hostirels, FAISONS AND SCHOOLS ‘April 11—Arr schr Cherub, Batley, Windies ‘Bupplied to any extent ‘eateut and at short nctioe- ‘ARNIS, ly vey y bby wd Ne 3 Samal Gilman, EW AND FRESH BOOK. Cro melt; Piatrro, Chase, and Bearse, N¥erk; 12tn, 8a: RULMiS BOLM, Ay nf P hae achra Texas, Orr, Oa- MW WORK Tee as PARR ARAM. leis for Pi Kocklana fr vor. ei a ea iets Misia, Boatcn soe Norwich. sit JUST PUBLISHED, aa10 aM wind Ginn sos See on Pe THE PILLAR OF FIRE; IRAEL IN BONDAGE. Fo oeGRLAND 0, April 14, erlang schre 80 PM, abip Huntress, from New Smmone, and XU Lathan; neanavteeed WART#ORD, April 18— Arr achr Charles 8 Heaard, Billard, re eu fork; sleop Getlus, Jones, Bilzxbetbport. 814 Lah ‘The Prince of the House of David.” “4 “ re; Arg, Tooker, NYork ni atbop ky fh Being an scsount of the wonderful scenes, LANULA. Tn port achre John N Genin, for acer | ee a Mi ee brig Jeeste sana Pendle _— a, — nt * York: 2h sahea piven LIFE OF THE 80N rat ph pA tid sehr I Johasoe, ireland. NUrlowae (and old 4 aos radiata Rilisstlaats Gi, ue ‘nana: ‘oh, spr’ art th tii D “Dupnoils Re 1 Peon. comm, famer Corwin, Lt Ora Hegmond, Latharn Se satditen (ay, Budi: NYork: Cate! f 10 Dr Dr Kane, Kyder, Ntark, (a0 Oo Gone Correapoadence). a. ‘Frem his youth to the ascent of Binal; FE he al alla Lites i Comprising, as by un eye-witness, ith, Pro state MacChias, ee 12—(n ima ge De brige oor ty a be i HIS MIRACLES bK* ORE PHARAOH, ), Craw! ee ts Ried, ace Ritiog Bu y, for NYork, r eae Pera Mr Sei eaymeod Catham, Minait PABUAGE OF 4HR RED BEA, AND. RECEPTION OF THE 1.» AW ON MOUNT SIN Al. Containing an elaborate and richiy colored description ef the chieoture of wwe Kgyptians, Jan vik Baston, with loss of aa! NEW UKLEANS. Ape IS alow (oy tel) stp Nauset, we Havre Fev 8 Porpay 13 Tae A pce ea Na Que Wee ‘ ot RFU A ApH 2-Cld sobre Maria Whiiney, Joyee. and | 0 SRW BEDFORD, A spill TiO. ship Goklen Ragle, Lice, for 3an. 'ranclaco, ‘Sid orig Urmus, Saker, Phi. Huatley, d% Fulton, Perkiar, ‘Their manners and customs in peace and war, IN 1HE TEMPLE, : THE FaMiLY, wer, Saugerties. paler Neate pore s’A Me aclire Tram Braith, Me THE MART lexandria John Snow, Shaw, of ntimore: Jeng Wer trey Manan for mv ork 3 Gren Hardin; Bedford for do; Har. eercon cole 3 for ies Ganges, and Malabar, of }, do; sloop Jenny by tel) ship ld, Los Falton, Fall River George, NBiachr Orion Reed, Jackamavita for Boston eports left st et Johoa bar Sin inst’ about 20 sil! of vessels ~ AND AT Tis TOXB, AND ALSO OF THE ICRAELITES WHILE IN THs LAND OF BONDAGE, rogeTuER wiTtt among them brige Benj velano, saker, for Suenos Ayres; ‘i Witaker, Letebion, for Philadelphia; schry (nailing, Cla PIOTURESQ. & PKE1 CHES OF THE NHaven; Moore fur tux ‘arran,” Haters for a ae Te i HEBREWS UNDER TAKIR TASKMAS TERS, Rrown, Ii ray Wareham for N Tork: Parmelee, OF iasees, Ezpemiice and apectacies upon ong beta ee at tei Looted Pyrat ana a wir tounders before si) the Flood DELINEATIONS OF BEAUTIFUL |e alana Mariam, amenee, .uzora aod Osir! Ingraba Roger Barlow, Sundwich for do; Swan, Bacon, Nantucket for C ton _ Sd acbrs fram Rmith and Maiubar REW LONDON, Aprilis--Arr sabe Vitor, Sears, Newport for NYork: sloop Frathlln, avery, NYork. Oid oark Laurens, 'Yor! NEW BAVEN, Ee td en 14—Arr brig L & W Armstrong, Thompson, Ponce, At anchor below one bark, one brig aad & TEIAGELEHT, April ae Seumor eee rague, Mat Peon peyton 4 janes) vo the MEN, tages Lowel Bi sree: 2 ik Keon, alike). Triaviads teria, Narrated in a Beriesof Letters from a 8 Syrian Prince travelling in Kgypt te his Royal Mother, Queen of Tyre. The volume abounds in charscterisue passages of highly hay wrought beauty and dramatic Toeident eanenet, Stubbs, Darden s, Keston! Hurkivet iivect MM Freeman, Nickerwon’ Boson: HL Atwood, Smith Ba Aavasinnh, Uld bark Golden Kea Tharodixe, Tan fe, Stockham, Giles, Aspinwall: Catharine, King, Son, SMB; hehre hugese, Parker, and Geo Millard, w, Reston. PORTLAND, April 18—Old brigs Mary B Thompgon. Par. ‘Webster Kelly, He ana; schre Starlight Barta, Mat Matanzas; Geo Deering. ink ita To the 100.000 readers cf “THE PRISUK OF THe ¥ HuUss# OF DAVID,” We need that bia book la by the same maior, and egce AR cae ganda Nae: | Mendel el a cng" TP ROVINGMTOWN, April Iain port brig Geo F _— One vol. large 12m , 60 pages, ym Cardenas for Borton. Mustrated, PROVIDENCE, April id—Arr steamer Albstrons, Jones York. Sid brig Alruccabah, Carlisle, Portland to vt Price $1 25. vana. RICHMOND. ag bere g brig Anp Warwick (new), ry = wage bark Winitred, Munson, from Kio aaa FRANCISCO, March 21--Ady. ships Carrier, Dove. Montel, for © ‘Callao 26th; Jobn Clark, Burnhsm, for freight or charte Ps dg any address by mail, post paid, on receipt of the card two insertions vey sents as meartions shall be sent acovy of tbe copy of the paper. ABE, April erin bark R H Gamble, Powell, Ward, a us ‘be bark Samuel Moxley. se, oo ® Hin and brig Bam, sethofl, have. gone westward ii ata a sees ahers, oth (0. 19 John street, JAVANNA\ rit 13—Cld are Loval Scranton, Lowden, ee se ae ea mn oi aiiies paar Oz tty ma Jona pron, alli ender ewes, roland ic Yt petri ret, Mahows, Ballimore. "Old wy ULI COVE; Ave 13, PM—Arr bark Louisa Sears, fy her, Kagartown, for s whaling crulwe: brigs Triad, Bailey, A TAREWELL, LL MISSIONARY MERTING WILL BE Fz yor eatlees (Br), do for NBrasewiok.” In port Presbyterian chursb, Fifth avenue and ‘Nineteen 1th, or Re owen Be BE. aireet, (Ur. Alexander's.) 00 Sabhath evening, 17th oat. TAURTON, April 14—-Sid echre Jas Nellson, Burt, and R8 | connection with tare of, Dr. aud Mrs ‘Bepbura, 1 DSTLMINGTON, NO. &pril 12—Arr Br bark Florence, Toye, rit bin, oe Er epan: Rervises 10 eomstbace se ie RYork, Cid 1, satire sebrs seman W Ware, Veazie, Boston; Firm, lock FM. hide rt . Powell, WISOAPBET, April dead belg Mosnlight, Soll, Matanzas ar NIV: WAREHAM, pal re Blackwell, Al- BY beret pecker ta Downing atresia Not Raw Boo bey Avril Tamartine, reine lute ben, Onbseant, | Rey mmeatowg, N. , will oreach tn ibis chorsh 9 or "Roberta, NYork; L Maul, imore; loth, By | ORS iow sharalng nd erenog; sxvictn somencing sh Brows, Poughkeepate: jenow Dit N forks B Prin. Georg Rio, Baker, NYork: Her, Hewes, dor Bah ‘Wm D Cargill, am York: 12th, Jan 18th, Mary’ No dunter, N haro, Cranmer, Philadelphia; ORAL, BERVICE.—FRSE PROTKOTANT EPISUOPAL church, at the large chanel of the Rutger’s ? emale I Pobre iar ey es 0 S ‘ally. Citizens and ss h will be rendered chor: rch wi strangers DP storia crch, Si renot wn sendsy atersoon at ; rindsy afertoon at i tm Trenor’s Academy, Thirty. rm" at, jemy, -fonrth xtrent, one do Groot ol Broadway.” beate tres AST SIXGEKNTH STAKET PaOPaRtY FOR 8 Nos 63 and 68, near Irving place, vor side: Delog ro parks, will make it always deatrable for « private dence; to be sold.on easy terms. “Inquire at 63 Hast 2 erk Covel LOST AND FOUND. _ z Dg stearate cae ts ray) by H a ;ward will be paid for ile return. i O8T—A GOLD BRACELET, WITS EMMA ENGRAVED the ear vad eenih street The Urning ito No, 0 Amity street. OST-—ON THURSDAY, A DIAMOND €TUD, EITHER in a South ferry stage or between Fulion and Wall atrects The atud Sy eetn careren Keepsake, the finder is kindly re «quested to return the same, and receive @ liberal reward, at 186 Fulton street, up stairs. | igre" REMOVING ped coe ies Pade seation | weneet to No. 16 Wooster ‘of jewelry, bel April 13, 1859. are reepeoifully requeaied id meeting of tits soclety, to be held ay eae? a chambers, on Sunday, the 17th pal i och is meeting is filled to coutar withtes on ‘nena mendments to the bylaws, and to! ot bey otber business es ma} ‘come before the fog to Mrs amy Austen. ewer wit rotars tos woe bier ee ant + JOACHIMBSEN, TF, Wt NO. rooster atreet. most liberally rewarded i retary. and recetve ths thanks of the owner. i RS. CORA L. V. HatCH WILL Lat IN trance state Sie ee pep ghd noon st 3o’clock, and in Hall, astor piace, We bara ene oa, SOCIETY—NRW YORK aT lent, ayo oe Bt IN WATER CLOSET NO. 1 UNITED on the 14th inst, a money belt containing Bates 7185. The finder an be Suitably rewarded by leaving the | evening at 734 o'clock. Siauonaen Berea I ebsastco tae ce ee ese Orarore Ur AS M*MOBIAL CHOROH —kRV. THOMAS GALL AUDEE, eo a fe a morrow vow (susday) evening ia IS the ciareh eoraat of bie ibvoush Carmine and Bleeckor streets, a lady's fitch victorias. | Sie ae ergbiaee Bervices 1056 A.M, end 8)6 ent ‘The finder wil’ be suitably rewarded by leaving it at No, 206 i eit Bleecker etreet. OST—LAST EVENING, EITHER IN A JERSEY CITY ferry atage, or in getting out at Laura Keene's theatro, a fan. The finder will receive a sulabie reward and the thanks, by leaving it with Mr. Starr, 48 Park place. O8T—YESTERDAY, IN GOING FROM NO. 1 aSfoR ‘House to the Ohatham Bank, twochecke; one of Freeman NEY ,2RRUSALEM, CHURCH, BROOKLY".—PROF. G. Bi administer the sacrament of the doly Bu) on Sabbath ral ‘at 103¢ 0 clock, in the athenwum, ‘alls lie street, corer ‘Clinton, and dé iver a Parting a dress to his frienda. ‘The Rev. samuel Beswick will preash ia morr ing. NV Feit wort EM OBURCA (SWERDENSORGIAN).. i owner's Co. cexprese Company) on the Continental Bank. for $5 00, worship on buada: peril 1, at Ugriaw and one of William ‘on the ferenth Ward tant tBnece Bank, for 860; bou checks da 1°15, and pavable to ur- ‘ORTH DUTCH CHUR OH, COKNER OF WILLI: wa Fulton atreets.— Divine service every Lyin , 836 P.M. and a prayer m in the evenin jek. ,pavbaih ashoo! and Blole Ne ah an d = and 2PM. Tuesday e Te eight o'clook. Al ‘All are invited, ax ed AI derot Geo T. Green, ‘The oder’ will hove the kisnsea rewurn them ‘to No.1 Astor House, corner of Vesey street. Payment of the above checks bas been stopped, evening praser meeting at a quarter daily boron fe mee'ing trom 12 to 1 o'clock. furpiened. F REWARD —LOST, A 14 FE@T PILOT BUILT ROW 2) “boat; light biue outside, red moulding, light grea tn- ride; no oar jocks, Any persoa leaving ber at the footot \2)mt street, or giving reliable information where she can be found, will receive the above reward. J. A. McUOSK 64. KEWABD.—LOBT, hg ge Poca pee os Broadway or Spri Rip porte wonnale, containing Lt $i bills on he'd Selon bgp ie bark biil, some loose change, and # bill of is for Mra. Ne en a, it eat te cate ¢ Pe tearing, ‘the same with Dr. James 08, a office of Enicxer- bocker. 16 and IBuncod streeh, N. ¥. $10 KEWARD.—LOsT, ON bade S VENING, ITH inst., at the Academy of Mus! god nea enamelled Wracelet, with locket attached | the fades by jeaviny eenume a of U, W. C, Schack, 89 William street, will reoel v4 $10 EY ROHARD STREET UN proome street. —RKe bry higell le Roralag, sod oclock Bubject a the Beripturen VERSALIST CHURCH, NEA Bay will r. Sawyer, pastor, will prexh to fat 1036 «cock, and in the evenle destruction of Jerusaiem as. Perm ieee Pacem Bi egg the OuIN: Diving nei ery 8i pode P.M oy service te Bea Reverone, NOTICE. ag Vag the debated Stoslo' to Soerow r j@unday) ty) brent 8 Citi ae h commence at 8 0’ HY DM, SOUDDER WILL, PARAOH SUNDAY MOR in Dr, Hutton’ bare, W are, at : LT rye aed ‘gaan cornet ot chee ok 0 F.M He ‘ue aity tome mont REWARD-FOR |A BLACK ¥RWFOUNDLAND strayed from the prem Be LUD & TAYLO! LOK, ‘Grand street * saan ABBATH EVENINGS, IN STANTON f Bip Pi Role N ey ee rch, corner of Forsyth street. eee iil be deuigored byte Kev. eae lo. 8 in Out, era hog pastor, Rev. Ser Mise for ‘every Family. & Ghesp Music for avery Family. ee ae oe a, juste for ev a ‘ROE, AST The WUst aL ae Te ee roadwey and ace, ware Ler Ingham), ie establiah«d, and open, trent pw ree and (}g. Beate free, Ri A. CORRY WILI P the igineenth tre streat fp chareh, one oor woud morning jubliahed eve: Lt. § sual of beautiful rue muse, noBen, duets, to Hid ae, only 10 cents per week, or $5 a year in advance A single number contains tobe fon fot ytd cr be any musio more. Tobe found st all ne stores.” Isrondwi “00 tron way :—Crow ; tock wood & Sone. A Broad and ti. G tas 130, Veuoy street, Astor House, tm, A, Rose, 142 Atlante street, Willamebure = Dy By Gullcr 08 Boats event sizoot. BALL & OO., Publishers, 13 Frankfort street. (PRE NEW YORE OmnrAUS ‘This morning, and for xin at all news Finnavenus, \o-morrow RV. bape MURRAY. pr o Y be 7 MR at ct Rayo 33, het. big ages Grifiin, Bixtb a Se Svetetes 18 Foor. Bry. SAMUEL D. BI Tie Aiee,a ghneR 2, PRS Pago = edity we. meeting from !2 to Lo’clook, at the th, ae iematoat Tests avente cad at i a Oh Farewell, Sergent t Birney—be a po nae Quer, Eeonom ‘The Oligarchies of Gotham; Murd Kany, ith spl dienge room ¢pen did Unstrations; Second Hand rniture Doiges; How We permanent for onthe. To God be all the ras, ee Appear before our Neighbors; Pe'er Funks and thetr Manage: | pend entirely vy him. ment, ac , &c. PER SABBATH SCHOOL OF Th 0 STKAMBOATS. iy Refrtined Dutt harsh will hold ie apnivraery ty! tf a pril. at [24 orclocky Good addressee ]D** Boar li Zyected and aging by the'childrere “ ALBANY AND TROY, = McMEN AM san The splendid and commodious steamer ARMENTA, Mere L Ya ot the Bible will di ee the oa Jcmof ths hon mye F, Ermith, will ieave pler foot of Harriann street every’ Monday, Earpery ‘and answer Romlah. 9 onjectiona, tn. rednendas nnd Friday, nt o/clock Me Passengers aren: | Hall 166 prin ring street, to murrow evening, ae Tho teriained By jor of the the se ‘steam ange. Fe reapecttallg invited. age checked on board. For fu pardouiars inq@ire of the Dees BR SST TO RAHWAY, N. J —Td@ STRAMER ONLY DAUGHTHE Jeaves the foot of Robinson street 8 loge Fig? Louoking at ort Rich- Way it Sovclock A.M. touching saabove. Fars to Hauway NION Rk nay nuehing ahway = KLIGIOUS SRAVIORS AT "re In ve went th ‘third eet Poastyterton Bs rae WATCHES, JEWELRY, 40. Henri commence at's row (Saba hity aor 7. A EXTENSIVE AROORTMEAT OF Warouee ann | Collection todetray expenses Fae etc xentioniat 5 way, PaNemenAAAUALLER — SEE eee BAGH) “OF Goon TRRSONAL 4 \PRAR N ANSWER TO THR O01 QUESTION WHAT Aka CALL A, te pote, D FRROONAL A oy jy rock fund on fn Galforuie 3 “ vin viow to neers sine ag ea | process 80 ah to eg ral temperament and ibctonate i ehpention property 5 hard ne wdarannt ey are Caravle, an tho advertiser by ‘fre injured DL aror water, way Post office, atwing ne tae wed place ‘nn intes way. Brondway 891. pany ‘sat. kN are INTELLECTUAL aaa desironw of chatgivg her ote! ila wervices to the w: watchmakers and j*wellers of this ality, one whe id be tn every Brauch of his art Apr Wisc wvonon se: | Sits ony poatenes’ ten oat ty Fis ‘and Nineteenth wees, Heverences given | toa millionaire, address immediaely Min’ CALMELS, WATOHMAKER, BEGS TO OFFER