The New York Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1859, Page 5

le y stone thanked the pr of the work for their kiat lavity 8 »p to take part in the ceremonies, 807 aesnre? them that » gave bim tna pry witness 20% partake io the celebration of partis! eovsummation of a Ws ed work thet Spoke volumes for the wealth sod evterprie of ite projectors. yaar by assuring the Directors of the Danilee Wavolacturing Cuapany that duriag bie term of office be ‘Wow!d do all in his power toeid them m their cunmenda- Bie efforts. The Governor's Ames, were brief, not oc: ‘oupying over three minutes. The prooeasioa re formod ‘Abd marched back to the place nee tbey ssarted, A Collation was provided at the Pasemc Hotel, uf whict the ‘and tbe miliary escorts pargiok Tae whole affuir was marked by an unusual degree of eathusi- Ase, and passes off plearaut y, Tojaruice to the Parssto Light Guard, which mvio ite fi0 parade on thie occasion, i would be well to state tuat Meir marching ani gecera!l appearance would compare favorably with many of our city organizations Toe HERaLn reporter is iodebted to Alfred Speer, Eaq , Of the Light Guard, for conrtesies. —$—————————___—_ FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wronesapay, April 20—6 P. M. The arrival of the Cunard steamer at Halifax early this Morning placed us in possession of a week’s later news. As was patural after two weeks of peace nows, the intel- gence is warlike, There is said to be ‘‘s crisis” in Aus- trie, and the armaments of both France and Austria Preceed so vigorously that the puablicare impelled to believe that war is impending, notwitstanding the Peace Ovngress. Hence we have to note a decline of % a1 per @emt im both the English Funds and the French Rentes» end a slight decline in cotton. Breadstuffs continue to be @all. Osher items of news will be found under the proper head. Advices from Tennessee and Ohio refer in glowing terms to the appearance of the wheat crop in those Baates. Never within the memory of ‘tho oldest iababi- feat”? has so much land been planted with fall wheat, or bas that staple been 60 forward at this date as it is this year.” The weather is said to be extremely favorable fer planting spring wheat. A correspondent says that if Abe Weet evjoys a few more weeks of as fine weather as it bas bad lately, and a war breaks out in Europe, the flush Ames ef 1855 and 1856 will return in 1860, Money is as casy as ever. The country balances aro beginning to come in, especially from the South. It is @lear that we sball have an easy money market till August, thoogh, in the fall, it is quite likely that the rates ‘will rise to the old average. Money is freely offered to the brokers at four per cent, and the discount brokers cannot find paper enough, even at the lowest reported quotations. Rachange is dul), though there is no concession in prices, ‘The stock market has been all day in a state of collapse. After the printed lists yesterday, @ leading ball spacu- Jator, who is somewhat remarkable for the comprehensive mature of his operations, threw a quantity of New York Central: into the market. He continued th? Process to-day, supplying the bears with Central and , the Western stocks in large quantities, and thus relieving them from the embarrasswent caused by a scarcity of Steck. A few of the independent bears seized the op- portunity to close their contracts; but the majority avail ed themeelves of tho decline to increase their short line, and thus caused a still further decline in prices. After this statement it is hardly necessary to add that there are ‘mo Dew facts to justify the panic which is reflected in the list of stock sales. It is urged in the street, agaiast Now York Central, that it will pass the August dividend— Yather a premature prediction, considering that only one of the six months out of whose carnings the dividend wil, tome bas yetelapsed. Against Miobigan Soutbern and. the Western stocks there are no precise arguments; the bears generally content themselves with pronouncing them “valueless,” because during eighteen months of gedera! prostration they carned little or nothing over and abeve their interest and expenses. We are desired by prominent holders of railway proper- ty to denounce ‘the gamblers who, without any real irtercst In the enterprises of the day, and without the Means to respond to their contracts in the event of a rise, ‘use the Stock Exchange as a great lever for the purpose of depressing stocks and throwing obstacles in the way of ‘the general recovery of industry and prosperity.”” We de @line todo#0, The Stock Exchange is open to bears as ‘well ag bulls, and under ihe existing law short sales are as legal as purchases for the rise. In every point of view the bears have a perfect right to pursue the course they are doing. If they are wrong it is for thore who differ from them to meet their offers to sell with offers to buy. ‘Where there is any doubt about the responsibility of the selier—and we are bound to admit that, considering the recklessness of most of the bears, their contracts should be taken with great caution—the buyer should exact ten per cent up. Thoee who believe that the country is re- covering, and that this fall and next year will witness a Jarge traffic on the principal Western roads, ought, instead ef denouncing the bears, to be grateful to them for the epportunity they enjoy of buying cheap stocks. Without the manuvres of the ‘‘ bear gamblers” the public would never have hada chance of buying Now York Contral, which bas always paid 8 per cent dividends por annum, for $74; Cleveland and Toledo, which used to, range from 70 49 90, for $25; Rock Isand, which in four years is pretty sure of earning 8 a 10 per cent, for $56; Michigan guaran- teed, a ten per cent stock, om which nearly $20 a share are now due, for $35, ‘We express no opinion with regard tothe Stock Ex- ehange itself, or upon the practical utility of an institu. tion originally founded for the transaction of legitimate commission business, but now converted into a mere gambling house for Wall street jobbers. That isa sub- Ject which may cal! for some discussion hereafter. At present wo merely desire to say that while the couree of the bears is undoubtedly injurious to the railroad inte- vest, and to tbe revival of business generally, the true way of correcting the evil is, not by denouncing them, ‘but by taking their contracts, ten up, The business of the Stock Board this morning was montly confined to Pacific Mail, New York Central, Michi- gen guaranteed, Galena and Rock Island. Pacifo Mail opened firm at yesterday's prices, but was attacked by the bears, and declined 3 per cent, closing in the af- ternoon at 8734. Central opened rather stronger than it Glosed last evening; but the bears being supplied by a leading operator who bas been large buyor lately, tho price receded, and tho stock was done as low as 73%. It cloned in the afternoon at 785 a %{. Itis understood that the operator in question sold, since the closing of the board yesterday, 10,000 shares of stook. Guaranteed @losed last evening at about 36% ® 37; the firnt salo this morning was made at 86, apparently in order to affect the market. The price rose to 36, and, after some fluctuations, cloned at 3434 a 5%. Galena and Rock Inland held their ground better than the stocks we have enumerated; though severely hammered, the decline of the morning ‘was only 34 @ 34 per cent. Some stooks wore quite firm; such were Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnatl, Hudson River, Harlem preferred, Reading, Michigan Southorn common stock, and Panama, Tho business in bonds and State stocks was light, but prices were maintained, Ia the afternoon prices were agnin lower, and the market was weak. The following were the closing quotations:— Miseouris, 87% a 88; Virginias, 90 9 9934; Canton, 19 a 3%; Cumberland preferréd, 20a 21; New York Central, 785% © 34; Erie, 9.003; Harlem, 12349; Hudson River, 823 & 3; Reading, 6034 4; Michigan Contral, 67% — 34; Michigan Southern, 12}, 813; do. proferred, 3434 = 5; Panama, 120% 0 121; Llinola Central, 64% a 65; Galona and Chisago, 6634 a %; Cleveland and Toledo, 25 a \; Chicago and Rock Island, 673¢ a 3¢; Lilinois Central bonds, 88% & %; Pacific Mail, 87 a 3. an Dusiness of the Sub-Troasury was as follows to- vi ‘Total receipts... rset ssep 430 2 837,241 20 Balance “6,981,048 67 ‘The exchanges at the Clearing House this morning Se ne RRR Sir 14 ‘The following is the bank movemsnt of tho four prinal- pal cities, as shown by their last statoements:— ee 7a ono 182,99 ap RAT ER saan F507 088 oe Tans Union Bank of this city, a dividend of three and a haif por eent, payable on the 2d of May voxt; the City Bank, a di- re eset 161,487,016 a | aga + $745,206 The following dividends have been “Aoolared Tae Vidend of four per cent, payable cn the 24 of May next; the Merchasis’ Insurance 00’ pany, of Boston, a dividend Of five per cent; The Rol stone Bank, three and a half per cent; Martba’s Vineyard Bank, 0’ Etgartown, three per cent, and Holiistou Bank, three por cent, ail of Massachu- T. ¢ statement of the Pittsburg banks for the week end- ing April 18 was as follows :— irr 5 Jvans, Deposits. 76,955 1,780,667 86,671 610,005 268,084 1,531,013 872,455 Mer. &} apuf’s. a: 722 108,067 1,096,279 201,867 149,855 67.495 GLLG14 65,265 209,500 83.202 702,851 86,301 256,496 = 192,810 694,870 154,624 + R845 THA 10,364 95 34 1, 197,068 ‘1,751,230 7219513 Gan: 237 8,998 by 455, - Tho following are the footings of the Boston bank state- ment for the past week :— Capital stock... 3,921,700 63,495,000 6,495 000 834 Depos Circulation The following is a statemént of the earmings and ex penees of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad in March, 1859:— Earnings. From freight. . From rent of road. Earnings in same month last year Increase, (103{ spd Resin yan Favenss. 1858, 1857. Increase. Condocting transportation,.$21,281 16,792 4,448 Motive power, 35,605 25,884 10,310 Majutenance of way. 14,187 7608 Maintenance of cars. s89l = 2619 General expenses... 5,068 633 69,824 Net earvipgs in March, 1469, Net earnings in March,’ 1853., DOCKOORC.. 0 sseecsesscsececeeessecseesesenses SO2TZ ‘The ‘ollowing is a statement of the earnings and ex- penses of the Connecticat River Railroad in the first quarter of 1858 and 1859 :— 1858. 1859. Total receipts... a oee- 841,601 910,480 Operating expenses . 23, 27,732 Net earnings...... 17,736 $21,464 —Net gain in 1660; The forthcoming annual report of the Ciacinnati, Hamil- ton and Dayton Railroad Company shows the following:— Total ee for the year ending April 1, 1859. $489,437 92 do. April 1; 1868.. 487,421 27 TNCTOABO,... 2. sess seresesseeeseres + $2,016 65 —The netcarnings show a gain (Ja consequence of the reduction of expenses) Of $83,778 75, which, considering the prostration of business and short crops, is very satis- factory. The floating debt of the company, it may be said, has been paid, as there remains but $24,075 outstanding, which consists of bills payable in July next, with cagh on hand to discharge the sameat maturity. The report shows also thet the company now have on hand assets to the amount of 883,268 82 over all outstanding liabilities, A portion of these assets will not be available before next fall. Stock $1000 Misvourt 6's, 4000 do, 39000 do. 1000 Erie RR 4th mb 60 1000 Gar KR 84m b 1000 M ORSpelmsfeb 1000 do, 60C0 Mich So's f'bis 72 8000 Ill freelana bis 95 8000 BOs esses 8000 0, S1PaFD gD 10 1000 LErie & Wimb 16 ebe Bk Commerce wh 25 Ocean Bank Weosespay, April 20, heel hfe bot as ORR. bow sr Co, 88 AY 0..,...880 87 500 do. 830 460 Milw & Miss RR. 10 ebs Bk Republic. 126 Too Onhe Maer ies een y — Re. 100 Michfo & N Ia g OO ..006 CITY eaten L REPORT. ‘Wepsespay, April 20—6 P, M. Asus.—The sales embraced about 60 bbis. pots and pearls at 63¢c. for both sorts, Bagapsrures.—Flour—The market was again hegvy, and sales moderate, being chiefly confined to the domestic trade. Common and medium grades ,of State and Western brands were easier, while extra were unchan; rales footed up about 8, rode 9, 9,000 bbls. longa win the following range of Cig es Ss » B s Choice pry ily and bakers’ brands, 6008 6 35 56108 5 60 6 6 7% 7008 825 vrhngeele 6508 730 Mixed to atraight Southern. 6108 6 60 Southern and extra, 6 65 8 25 77 900 3008 440 395 430 ures, Southern floar was easier for mixed brands: but the higher grades were firm. The sales embri bbis., closng within the range of the above Rye flour and corn were steady at our all while sales were light. Wheat was lees buoyant, apd common qualities, including ferns, were neglected: sales were limited, and included parcels of Keotucky white at $180, and’ of red Western choice at $1 48, ana 2,000 bushels white Canada were sold at 81 55. Corn was less buoyant, but in fair activity. Tue sales embraced about 26,000 bushels, includiag yellow Southera aad Jer- fey, at 6c. a88c., white Southern at Sic. a 859., and ‘Western mixed at '833¢0. a 840, Rye was quist at 650. a 880. Barley was steady, with sales of 2,500 bashols at ‘7bc. a78c. Oats were dull, with salea of ‘Southern at 460. a wie! ‘and sales of 1,909 bashols prime Canada were made ¥¥ER.—The sales ombraced about 6,000 bags Rio at nye Mc. @ 1150, Tox.—The Arabia’s pews tnecttled the market, and tadvort & disposition to await the receipt of private letters before doing much. Tho galer embraced about 700 bales, pcb 400 in transitu and 800 from siore, the .markot Tne following in a statoment of the movomont in cotton since tho Ist of September last, as compared with the pre- vious three years: 1856. 1858. 1859, 1857, i 000 235.0 W | 438,000 122,000 1,706,000 1,715,000 2,169,000 687,000 "690,000 7 the past ieee ‘included in the abovo— 69,000 29, 69,000 46,000 = 98,000 99,000 12, 000 2,000 = 19,000 2,000 10,000 14,000 11,000 8,000 ie oe tear tie eo comy| wil 1866 was 803,000 balos, 5m _ com) year. Total excess as Seat mn mo ee re} wy porte Ven taain poet aay esees, for as Serenity ton, tain, The process of deploting the Je ne te ag tint : hence the or rece!) comparatively, in Charleston snd Savannah. Ex; or thn woek 1 000 bales, of which 99,000 are Great Britain, 2,000 for aoe 8,000 for other foreign . Next wook they promise to be more moderate, as we learn by tolo- bey sory neal were shipped for Great in leans, and ie balos from Mobile. Thore ‘8. aire are. 64., and age clover seod at 1,000 bbis, rosin at 2a. por 280 Iba. To bbia rosin at 28, Od. To Antwerp, » tar at 2. 64. To Amsterdam, 100 boxes mea- surement goods at 230. 6d. To Rotterdam, 200 dbis. aa rem Yoke nt reported for ship- Y, of 600 a 800 bales were meut at 650. a 700, Thom Soll bales of Bcotch pig were making, on the | spot and to arrive; at $26 a $27, six moathe | Luae was tp fair demand, with sales of Rockland at 700, 8 90c, , for both Yagi MoLasems wut 8 steady, with sales of 77 hhds. Porto Rioo at B4e., nod 200 do: Cuba at 2c. Navat Storms were steady, with moderate sales spirits ‘ices. Common rosin was held at full | Prices, wi rade was powial. Ons.—Linzeed continued to rale firm, at full prices. Tho following notice of the New Bedford market, for the week aioe the 18th inst, is from the Whalemen's Shipping List:—There is very iittle demand for sperm for coosumption, The pales since our lest ea- brace the cargo of the bark Colum us—1,260 bbls ( on epeculation), at $1 85 per galiov, A jot of 113 bbis. in- | ferior sold at $1 34 per gal’on. The ket for whale ie very quiet, and dap ten4 down’ ‘The tions include sales bbls. at 54c. 372 bbla. in two Tots told at auction at 470. aXe, pe per gallon. 230 bbls. at 460. brown (at private sal e lenny was firmer, and among the traveactions purchases were reportes for export Wo France, The rales footed up about 2,308 bhis., including Lew mees at $)7 26 0 $17 80; thin mess at $16; clear do. at $20, and prime at $12 34 4 $12 75; and a covsiters- hie sale was reported, deiiveraole 1st of July, at $16 75. Beef continued to rule ‘atea with sales of 500 bola, in- clnding covviry prime at & $7: country moss do, at $7 76 a $4 75; repacked mers at $9 25.4 $11 26, and extra at $12 50a $13 60; t ayind mets wax at $!7 a $21; aoda sale of 160 tiercce India was reported at p. t, Beef hams were ip fair request, with gales of about 200 bbls. at $16 a $17. Bacon was quiet at #3¢0. 010342, Cut meats wero n fair demand, witb sales of 300 a 400 bhda. and tlerces at 6360. a C86. for shoulders, and at 8c. « 94¢0. for hams, and 1.460 bbls, favorite brand extra quality, can- versed, were reported sold at 734.880, Lard was firmer and more active; sales were reported to the exteat of about 1,700 bbis. and tierces, at 113¢c. a 113¢gc. Buiter avd cheese were in fair demand, and at steady prices. RICE was steady, with sales of about 400 casks at 3)<0. 4.43<c., aud a small lot of choice quality at 4. Suep'—The market for clover was firmer, with sales of 200 a 800 hage good et 8c, a8¢0. Timothy was steady at $2 8734 a $2 6234, to $2 75 asked for prime quality. SvGars.—The market was seady, while the sales em- braced about 1,200 hhds,, 606 of which consisted of New Orleans, which were gold by auction at 630. 7%¢c. ‘The tale was quite a fair one. Messrs. R. L, & A. Stuart have reduced their Yea for refced pats c. perlb, Tae following are their quotations estab! to-day :—Double reOoed loaf sugar, 1034c.; double rofined crushed sugar, 1c. ; circle A—crushed sugar, 9%6. ; srouad sugar, 9340. ; srapuleted ugar, 9%c. Ta —The pubitc gale beld to-day consisted of fair quality of greens, which drew a good company, bat es ii 10 previous large sales of this kind of teas the sale lacke oe and though without a quotable decline prices were heavy. Waexry.—The market was rather he while the sales embraced about 400 bbis. at 253¢c. a 26c. Fs i NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. ‘Wapwespay, April 20, 1869, BEEF CATTLE. Owing to the continued light receipts, combined with a very decided improvement in the average quality of the Offerings of beef cattle on sale at the Washington Drove- yard, holders sneceeded in obtaining a slight advance on hast week's quotations, notwithstanding the fact that there were but few butchers in attendance, and the market was more than usually dull. Brokers and owners were in bigh glee on Tuesday evening and during tho early hours Of this morning, in anticipation of reaping a rich harvest today. Everything looked favorable, there being but few cattle in the yards, and the day having been ushered in s0 auspiciously. They were doomed, however, to dis- appointment, inasmuch as the later hours brought no ac- ceasion to the list of purchasers, and the advanced pre- tensions of holders having served to check what little de- mand thero was. Brokers were confident of obtaining 1234. a 1c. for the selections, but in leu of these high | rates, they were glad to acoept 1130. a 12c.—though we heard of a few sales at a trifle above the latter rate. The | York. Poorest of the offerings brought 10c., and from that up to 12c.—the average price being about llc, We do not ro- member to have ever seen go few butchers in the yards on the regular market, day, especially when the day proved #0 propitious as today has been. The offer- ings at the Forty-fourth street yard came in mainly over the Hudson River Railroad, though the Erie and Harlem railroads and the North river barges brought in a fair share. The receipts hailed chiefly from Ohio, Iilinois and this State, a fair number having arrived aleo from Indiana and Kentucky. At Browning’s there prevailed a fair detnand, and sales were at prices quoted below. Chamberlin offered only thirty seven head, and reports ales at from 100. to 12346. with but few ut over 120., however, and only the commonest ‘at so low a price as ‘Ve. Bergen there prevaiies bat & moderate demand on Monday, and the gales reached 390 head, at prices ranging from l0c. to 11342. O'Brien's offerings waloly of an ordinary quality and soll Mewiy at wbaut 10> ‘ta 11i¢¢,, with @ low extras ata trife above the latter rate, The total receipts at all the yards for the week and last week were as follows Washington Ya. Browning's. Chamberlin's. O° Brien’ This week... 2,274 4t Last week. <ay798 a HH ar ‘The prices curren} at the city yards to-day were as fol- we — ‘BEF CATTLE. First qnality, per 100 Ibs. Ordinary to good Common Inferior Ordinary to good Gratnary to First quality, per head. Ordinary to good. mmon Inferior, First quailty, per Ib, COWS AND CALVES. The receipts continued ample, and prices are somewhat lower for most descriptions, the demand be'ng very Nght for all kinds from the milkmen, aad oaly moderate the extras for private use. Sales are almost wholly at prices included in our quotations above, but a few cows, strictly prime, sold a trifle higher than ‘ur outside prices, The total receipts at all the yards for the week aad last hetge were as follows:— ‘ashington 4 E ewes: nes aceon min week Last week ‘s 3 4 w VEAL CALVRA. yards continued to be comeey, flooded with voai dalveaee all sorts and sizes, and the brokers say thie has been the meanest day of the whole season. Tne range of Prices did not vary materi ', but there was an averago decline of veal ‘a cent. ere were but few sales at above 6c. we hoard of nono at over 6340. for the very best. The total Tecelpis at all the yards for the weok an last week were as follows:— Faneue. ot Browning's. Fat 4 's, O'Brien's. | This week... 1,002 6 193 Last week, 387 tL 79 | uy SHEEP AND LAMRS, The supply continues only moderate, but the market is dull and we have to notoe furtber decline of 260. per | head. There bave been but fow sales of extra at about | $7 per head, while for pther kinds prices have rauged from $3 to $5 a $6,a8 toqnality, The total receipts at all the yards, for the week and last week, were as foi- lows: Waskington Ps shad TaaTT 8.0’ Brien’ This week... 606 a7 | Tat Wook, 438 1,696 ieee 645 | SWINE. The bulk of the receipts aro common, amd the market roles dull, at priogsnot varying materiaily from Inet week's quotation he sales have been very slow and there werea large number in the yards at alate hour ia tho day. ‘The sales are mainly at 6360. a 6340, for heavy corn fol, and 6%¢. a 6c. for other kin poner hogs are dull and sell tock hogs sell at 5c. a 6ige.; there were on alo A ree about 6,000 head, und the eales were at the above prices. The receipts at French & Haghes’ Hadeon Rivor Drove Yards, foot of Thirty-eevénth etroet, North river, for the week ending April 20, 1869, by New York and Erie Raliroai, 2,922; Hudeon River Raiiroad, 121; Camden aud Amboy Riitroad, 253; remaining last report, 1,089, Total, 4 OF a#bicd were sent to Fortieth streat yards, 1,507; sold, 1,076; lett over, unsold, 782, Total 4,266. ‘The actual al receipts wero, 8,176, RECAPITULATION.. The total receipts of all stock at all the yards, for the ‘week, last week, and since Ist of January, including re- ceipts at Bergen Hill, wore as follows:— Beever. Cows. Veal. 8. d. L. Washington yard..2, oy 387 1,002 18 Browning’s 54 16 006 Chamber! 64 m 1,783 ~ 6 Pec SIT 226 2,984 t week... ..2,982 2186 ye 443 ‘Total since Jan. 1.60,804 8,126 10,160 83,206 RECEIPTS BY NEW YORK AND ERIB RAILROAD. ig the statement of rat recsived The follo , Arrtt 13.—George N. Butt, D. Bisel, vs. the United States.—Th: contract with Piaiatie latins under a Moutgomry, J. 8. A., for tranapo reg from Proston to Fort Toxas, in 1861 and 1662; aod ho claims that the refused fully to execute the samo, where- ceuniie eee oa Hon. J. —- petitioner, opened the ment in this caso. The Sollettor replied for the United Sates, ‘Me. Took well SiR. Noibuy atinnnrto ot To submitted, a ‘of Jobn Langdon, va. tho well, oounsel for petition keo ail sates | bh emall ac | Ege Harbor, plexed up Tra: over board from 12.64 und Drones 220 De soe, man aT MABIPINE INTRUDIORNCR. Port of Rew York, Apst? 20, 1650. Btgamrhin Tabaron (0) Cone Tavera ol o—B Canara. Fecmens amoci Seren’ Sanaa tt nana eee Bieamenip ‘S@anoke, Skinner, Norfola, 1c—Ludlam & Heta- hip Baueho Panza, Hill, Hong Kong ad Shangbse—A Lada 4 Hotapnr, Pover Hong Kong. P Hathaway, Blab rphosee Coreen’ we Wonsth, fg i od ooo & Goo tag ‘Burk Careline Eimer Philateiphla-Matoal® & Manean, Brig Onura, Peeend, Gio te eee eee Brig Bobio. ny, Bariety Lagaayrs—Riviog & O> Wig t teem al prs Tnward (Bn, (Br), Higeins Hylitax—a) A i) Bul Cony, 81 joah-—-R P Buck bie Wo Crs Wel Wonca fon — © Me ne igre Matar. Lord & Qusreaa, fx fee Eelow. co ina MHeouren Nac DoWit, Schr Baia ites G Doeorsn. febr H Taber enh (& Posi, Nebr J A Stapiey, peg Mobile - Post, Awith & Oo. Rebr AJ ln gerse!), Aigts —| Fane gal igven, Mobiie—Ragle.£ tHanard. Bebe Kagio Wikis, New Smyrna os, bears, Warh'ngton—D * Rarretl dg \, Kdentoo—| ie Lak, Ren ibtioldes Master Bebe Carters, sirius, Foruand Bimpenn,& Mayhew. Sloop J finbe: Rhinson Het eee, Steamer Saray Joven, Pidlateloeia, ARRIVED. Steamabin Ba: cain, (Ham), jpeg Ginn » April 1, and Soutlampton fh nt non, with tase. and SIS passenzere, 10 Kurberdt @ Uo. Mus exper efit pamege, Th nat 1st 4460. lon ffs Rave for 14 boure; A dev fo orovaing he eS saw a large steamed) re tponel, be the Vapada, from Thaw ‘ria Halifax foe Liverpool, 4017. Jon 4101. pawn 8 ‘with main ant eome, ried could not nndrrstand her tigean, 1B 1at 45 90) Lon, 95 90. ex, chapxed slavals wih Hr ship Malskof bouad B19. he ory yy botdeeeed bound £, ‘rhe S arrived Bteamsiio iM Olty, Fhufeldt, New ae Octonns cy ine. via Favana 15th, 7 Pit, with passengers and specie, to Hargoas en eh arene. Ra Rameey, Savannah, 65 hours, with eres iabb. ‘ito Janetro, 49 days, with rosewood, eo be Byrerion, Ward, Pouce, PR, 15 daye, with on torr Dwight. Apri’ 6: in the ama Pacnges sanyo as Es Of Dennis, bound to ihe Northward Tat 35, Joa 70 45, mat Sepeared a be as pained green below the saddle. The Hh at ped Mant Treeten aod calms the first part of tbe passage, and boisterous fd Lee, bpp ee ‘Harbor, Oubs, April 1, ‘and molssees, to J R Bacon. aes ae ee tianion, Bagua, April 11, witl W Lowi (br, of Yarmouth, NS), Seoviil, Marseit BSR Re NC ER easel ter hace Pratt of end from sigel game dat eS Butle: “7, ed ar: Port su Platt, ae mahog ite biteabeth Wate: Farcapeon, Mal ya, with eu: and wi Ba ,. ‘itty inet ‘ott on Flor: io sauip SBE Parsons steoring south” aoe Fonds, J B Ring (Br), Coffll, Windsor, N3, 12 days, with plas- teil Openel (Bah, Winds, NB, 14 days, with plaster, Heaton, orccgeeal at bebe’ Lag mont A RP Ls + nlind Poe Bia Hs cosa, Yalan Ooomn to PL aeons pase eo Frente & Arichat, NS, ha aa with plas- rang Tn, Lown Cumberland, awake via Holmes “fete Firm, tad Wi neaeetnige hay ‘Schr Foo, 71 Bear 8'tte bac pacts NOS da Schr Z Merwia, ay a dri ot iardaye, 19h inst, off CP ny ‘om tbe echr Joba Nelaon, from Virginia for New Sebr Mary Je Bilton, day Behr Maccilan, Fowngabd, Virgie & day, eee Beeves: Gifford, Virgtat aia re. ore B Franklin, Townsend, Virginia. 2 days. EA And ie, 2 di Fehr A B Jacoba i tae Bebr DO By Vis Bebr eg ees Hawn Fae ioe, Bbadelpbie for Pewincest, Schr O O Sustth, Sasith, Philatelpnls for Norwalk. Sehr Congress —— ae ecplescort 10 days. Gifts earners Beafow rk, ale. Glousester. Eve a Paice Puiiiee 'ro rincetown for Rondout. ». Kel el jorwich 2daya. for ‘Anson, Tuttle, chr Boliear, Ipgre bs! ui Behr Unto, Cribbte, Fluehing for Newark Bebr. Fraokiia, Bont Mankewanville for Pembroke. wamer Delaware, “opes, Philadeip! Breamer Curlew, ja Cod Janae. rig ‘Aavance, li ae trom Machias. Steamsht Roanoke. i bemoo: vam pe Hotasur soa Wanecre, ony Roe g yur. 4 Fopny Forrester, ew Urieans: barte Tab. Gadia: J bows: Rt Jago: J B Sobe reste: J Word iavana, brign Gatoltse: Aaptawail. Ga 1, Darien, ‘ord, Hay 2, ; 4 wanvee, 8: Marke, W Hf Bran, Bio Grande aad olhore. rn; BIGHUAN April. 20, ennset—€ lestine, from. éop, and a bi werk bound soar Fate i weather cle: SQUAN, #pril oR Tenn at brig in the offing, bound in. Wind WiW, “Miecaltcneniaas Liverroot ND Can apa Screw Sreamsair Line—Ths com- pany forming this line were to commence yesterday (the 290th Ap 1!) torun their weekly line of screw steamers between Li- verpool and Quebec and Montreal. They consist of eight large and powerfu' fron screw steamers, viz:—The Bohemian, North Brin, Hungarian, Nova Scotian, Anglo Saxon, North Ame rican, Indian and Canadian. They will leave Liverpool on Wednesdays and Capada on Saturdays. We may expect dur- tng the season of open navigation to recelve late ‘atelligence through this channel from Europe. Purser L © Lasaliniere, of steamship Thos Swann, from 8a- vannab, bas our thanks for favors. ‘whe steamabin Marion, for Obarleston, did not sail yesterda: as mivertised. #0 account of some aitgtt repairs belag neste Bx Sip GLANMANNON, from Sombay for London, with oof linseed, Ae, put into st Thomas previous, to Ist lost, feu ‘og 901aches per hour. Her cargr ls supposed to be dain: aged. Suir Taerese, Wallace, of and from NYork for San Fran gluco, before reported at Rio Janeiro ia distress, epg, pat in Feb 0, having bee ~ had ‘and lost bowsprit, 10 date. ‘Was disg for repairs. Suir Grace Gonvof, ‘at Boston from Calcutta, lost eafls, £0, ‘on the coast. Bank AG Hirt, at Buenos Ayres from Portland, fe reoorted condemned; in consequence of Injuries sustained by, culiaioa, abe having been twice tm contact wiih veasels while gotag up we river. No pariculars. Coutstox~The NO Picayune of 14h inst B own, of the tow boat Conqueror, reports th le lava: Slongside the ebip Feliotn, om the 12th tnet, at A.M, attas 8 W Past he ebjo Stalwart bowed {a under canvas, cime ia ool b quieror, cutting ronsiferadie daaage to tho bey we compel her ty dat for repatca. The ship fualwart te jeurn, was nomewbat tajured, Wy caualog ter 12 leak six inches per hour, Sonn Wat A Onocken, Endicott, which arvived below Digh’ ton on the morning of the 17th inet from Alexandeis, ‘with 4 cargo of emt, fol upon & sunken rook the same nieht, sat boocked « hole {Eber bottom, casio x to leak badly. She 9¢ been taken to the wharf at The hagroheer Patapseo, of Ore wel’ ‘* rm was yestoria) morning taken on the dry dock tor examtnation, rf Lavscuep At Mattapalvett 16th fost, a foe bark of SL¢ tans, not yet named, built for the whaling business, Notice to Marinors. Notice ia hereby given tbat the Vineyard Sount Tight Ves. se), tush parted her moorings on the dh Inst and put to ans, srrived in the harbor of New Bedford ow fost, aad was resuatoned ofl Bow and Pigs on U By ONTRLANOTON SMITH Lightho 24 diet ase Boston, April 19, 1889 aye Arr at NDadtord 16h, ship Ch Ina” how 1a -Wytoote ke Dee in, Perantaics 150 DbIa ap, 870 at Wytootacke ee 10, iz Sandwich Ialoda emery vats Tan 21, Int 45 20 bbie; 234, ported spoke from wo 8p Weothdng Alara, NB, flar3eig 8 lon UW epoke Eema Clonee: Hewes, NB at Bg 8, : Tan ap o0'ao inimress, Allen, wh, ‘ont; Luce, 40, 30 ep, 1170 wi + Aa liny Ruseel, Weatport, 100 ep, 880 plso arr ship Japan, Deeb. with ‘ean, Pt. ar, Hono. wh and 16,000 bg pre one mg ‘ince Jae 234, 1858, tor the Indian Ucesa, wader to7 command of apt G mand ws, Himes who oied (rom disse of the heart on the let of Uct last aad bie remetos were t ken (9 Bebie hor. ib for interment, im conarquenee of watch th> Yee: ins retuned home Bas 1 Y Fin oo bale oo ol SC ewan op tilted beat honas as Eo ee p Ratahow. Hsleey Paci ap, ast reported wiih 280) bole at nad Ant i tte oe oarr 18th shin Rainbow, Halear, Koaisk Sea, Honolntn Fert 24 Fereambuon Warch 1, 18, ith Win note sp, 1900 do wh oft Toa bene en board 8 do ab Oil ain) 7000 Ibe hone Ground Nov 166 ww W, tbe ase leasing me day, Jireb. Rwilt, te NBL oo# # ing, the orth Sib, Jeffarwna, Hunting, Yeo 18, Int 48 8. Jom 16) 40 Ww, Fiera Vi Fish, i, nae, barah Shere er a ek oi @, haral 8, Lwh; ‘ion, wb. ‘Tbe Rainbow crulses on Todi elena Feb 18, ‘witb 690 ble spol, Reporte poate 23.198 Jon 10 58 &, Roseon 21, Meade!) RF, 100 ep, ake Marci 18, la 11 60 Nyon «30 W, a3, Flanders, Matt, ‘ots a, "ht Cornelius Howland, Dougherty, N Paci: piean 1 petra, Delano. Atlantis Nees, Nor. 10, ila tb Bote ep aut 256 do hob ol & Neloe, no date. sehr admiral Blake, Ip, Bt ican, £0 brie black @eb cil on board srr st Bermuda Sia uly pare Urray Taft, Pleher, of ae to procurs fresh pro: with 160 vble 9p and 2} do wh oll—put Mid Tow Pt Tboeoas 180, and Mary, Pierce, AL MR yt ta A Naren Murdock, WB, 1200 bb, bound’ pout: Afinerwa 24, swain 40, 190) bbls. boand to New Zes'nnd; Leo Bist, Mt twollaston wil, do, L Soe ‘A letter from Capt Pie ip Vagooiia, NB, reports her at Vreemandie Ineo I8(err’ 1000) leat all well, Woalt wal ext day to crowecif «ape Lewin, 1f whales were tn be foand there; etherwise wonls go wo Now Zealand. Hd not seen the spovt of a wbaleatoce leaving Wes'ero Telunde, from Capt Earl, of bark Jireh, #wi%t NB, reporte ter ber at Monganul thee SI. wh $80 bbie 4p tad 360 4o whol all tod. a1) wal Boond on a croies. and would retaro ia March Yasland Ground to ee Tabmaroo, Ro- Srie, Lernegan, 4 dwbe Plate, no date, Chemwe, Simmons, do- Capt Sichols of shio Boohia Thoraton, NB, re. porta ber of wonduee, Jan 94 ready for eon, wii +400 bbl ‘sp ol, all y'd—had fitted for a cruise till June. thea to Bay of Lainata andbome b poke off word Howe « Island Len 30, Hon (anipped 40 sp by the 81). James sp: Uneids. aor do, sot" ts Teun Bay of is) from Boston Jan 25 for Australis, March ae owton Pouse, from Boston for Calcutta, April 17, in at nna Ship Exeeletor, Mitcbell, from NOrleans March 23 for Bor- deaux, april? eae Florida. ‘A Boston bine, white a4 bao, with tworred balls, alls, was seou Feb 1 17, 1at'23 11, 1oo 18 Br bark Fame, from —— for Boston, March 13, lat St 58, in BT? Laroy. Coleman, from Boston for Demarars, Apri! 17, fark Riberts, from Portland for Havana, April 10, lat $1, lon ae yon 10, a Riacees aio toa ont ras te abil (tot geht) Laureetia, from Neuvitas for N'ork, April 1, Broadfield, from Attakapas for Baltimore, April 8, no bah WH Wammond, rom —, for Balimore, April 18, tank. ‘Pear Ocean Bird, of Kit ound South, March $1, lat 23.45, lon 61 86, ssid Pe Axor, Feb 10—In port Progressive Age, Holmes, nao, Angoro, March 30-14 80D? va, ‘Gonmbs, Batten wre pe a. Lined Fr “hha Robert Patten, Basset, tobe poe sel 10—In pasate Coven Sais, Hopbura, for nortan <j Peerless (Br), Doe, NYork; 34, brig Pew Ta § Ingham, 00 i 7 Bengutn, Ingbas, for, RYre 12; Eeeamie hee eras Ste feet , jon, for Bostoa 10 of Catcurta, Feb S—In port shine Werpert. ban a Mary Han; = uno, bark Fann} je! Mor] eanes Rotess Sass Mare campy elms, Aft me Pike, Tendon. ‘la from Saugor Feb 22, ship Moses Wheeler, eae Maa- ritius. Canpiry, March 31—Sid Ocean Traveller, Boardman, NYork. $4 ‘EX NE, March 8~ No Ain vessel ia port ton: pr brig pancinie. Unady. Wetad, Wich aba Di auine Geis 1 Ns acd Dan! Nay NYor Foto apple do. Sid 9b, bark * Jang,” Fbiladelpbi om arr barks Barrtursa. LOTR; Dee eae Caton was Gee Seren UTets ase Avid, WiecasseliscreQuivet Kelly anda A dandal. Achora, Barannah, 18, briga valeraton, tad "bompson,”) Lindsey Havatie; lip arrabée, Aud, 8 Yorksa=heg Cantina, 7 ier Lith, brig Faastias, Bers York; schr Haan, Wentworth, GibaratM @ Leo! Jobin. ita barks Juila, Cobb, RYork: Jublien, Bo ES OE, Ross, abies, mez Fon, Gooding, NYork; brig Tangent, ssa as a0; sche Comsgriarp Barnor, April !—I: ie Beers ie ei fort York shot Sd; Bel ‘4 Flower, Bhi trocs aad do Mi ‘sail about 12h, Beat, April Arr Cinelunstus, Doane, Bombay via St He. es ceow, Feb 10—"n wert i ato Alfred Hill, Nagel, for aige on Been, ASS one oe. Oe et ©: ‘ORTUNE ISLAND, about A: pert spake uette, ‘Young, for Baltimore dg salt, 19 eall about lth. = Gxavasenp, April Sarr American on York. Bld jel Webster; Spencer, Nora; eT adie Bobioecn, Bo'n! pe Giascow, ADA I—Arr tn the Cl MeNut Charleston: 23. ‘Glasgow (oe, ‘Thom NE re bd ace ~1 Philadelphia; Keaper, for Heaton, to basa $9 for NYork or Boston. , ures, tone he ona Fe a Lm = pertenips Ticonderogs, Sawyer, and George Albert. Th ya, N nm; 18th, ebip Fant, setae, Fi ni Ss Pe BH rrwiber, Fontan, bigs Ring saben a a 3 rd, Larkin Daimoai Rood, ‘and Fu Fie & Hurimen, Mago: Sud side lane 7, Braily: Toston; 1a Milla, Weeks. K Ser Carver, Rammell nad [ae ‘Torre. Tyler, Pertiand; 1 Glidiiaa, sownseut, Philadel bia; 14th, £t Jago, ‘Means. and S’beria, Hictborn, Rerat H Moullvery, Dirigo, Brooks, orf Id 12th, bark pen Cole, pt dada bay ister Lindsey, Bristol 18th, bar! and Marmion. adems, York: sehr LD Went grt as; I: ioe ag ‘Clift rd, Sabia Honda; 0 stewart, Bisuop, Portian r ‘Hi Mitchell. owe, Charleston. Old lito, bark Mary H Kendall, shankland, Neuvites: brig } oa ——s Wiley, Pertlana; schr N 8 Bordea, Brightman, ar) Hatirax, April lt Arr brig Standard, Gard. Work. root, April 2—arr Homne, Rose, NC rleana, Liwiann, Maren S89 Kingaora, Niort, Lecuorx, March 36—In port bark’ Alma, for Boston, rea4y. WecaocKse, Feb 2—In port bark Glimpse, Dayton, for Sac Francisco #008 Maxita, Feb 8—In ncleco; Fortune, ‘tgs, March 30—In port bark rig Sea Foam, Delano, for do. A March eBid brig Nereus, Athing, Boston. GA, March 24—In port barks Allee, Praavta (Br), Shes. ‘ork 1dg; Kromo inds Carl (Nor). eke, for dodo; Baten it Newhall lth, Payson, for dodo; sche 8 & Houle, Emit, from N York, arr some dey. M ‘Merch i6--Tn port back Young Turk, Harding, for at Sd mat Fld Bet parka Greyhound, Gulbrand sston (or NYork); 23d, Western Bea, 2th, brig Arabelia (Br), Newcom), do. Matanzas, April Ll—Arr barks trovatore, Carver, Portland, Faith, Keuny, NYork; brira Jowsoh Fark. do May Quean; Morton, th au, bark Tonquin, Bachelder, New sate; sir siomn Futer, Miller, NY ork: ISth, brige Beaver, Faptey, Fbiladelo hin; Waller Howe, alumore; Pataain, Gage, Charleston; chee HI Bishop. Wills, Mew York: Wen ouch, Provitence; Houico, Naraball, Havana, Sid Tun, bri Janes h. Fortiand. r Pexaxa, ob bein port bark Matanzas, Benot, for tralght or charter. Punxannvoo, March 19—Tn port bark Firing Clout, Boa cbamp, from Baltimore; brig J.C Keifer, Booze, fromdo; cis Kivgiisber, Tiolmea, from . bosion, arr ith, vomincres, Barnes, from Philadelphis, arr ParxekMo, fare B§To ort ship | Paragon, Drinkwater, for Unica States—probably New York; brigs Frances Bllea. Saw yer, for Boston; Clarence, Phinney, emela in port.” Shi th ahip AM twas reported lag (ae NYort), sche Poriesns: 12h brig Anatolia (10, 8 York: ta bark Paicr Toabam, do; undo (Neap), dee aUPLATe, Ape O-—ta port soata Praccis, Roglish, fro and for NYork about april 20; F Oasey, Cad worth, do do was Pee Ei: April in port barks Maraval Gridin, for Now ‘ark’ dys! May tower, Duntse, for Nelaven fu; trige Alte. ships Reindeer, Patterson, for San der, for Sydney; and bre gas before. "S'W al, ‘Teas, for Taylor, Sostoa; Pree iN “ncehs tog le i Hewrpioe. 3 april SAA rg cinta, Small, Fiyvann, in port sehr fT D Brown. for NYork 10 Be ear, pre rob asia wa aw) Ss Boag ber 28s ‘W6eh, At ta, for Akyab 1 oa load ree sats Grossi 6 3 per toi; St ba petwoon Havre In port afhih oaieen trom Pr ic BE crawl Ma Eee aa eaa gra Tames Miler, Paine, 8 Thomas, io itor Achebe tetany Mo ai ner ty oe Peart Tb aly Boros. Meare Rie ke park Dacotah, Bourne, Bas, Boston. Sana Bay on, i yet ort ship san Rliter hoyle, trees Bombay for eT aban PHtt9.) (Par Sreawnm tA oy FAL AX Tagan ar april4, GO Poms Arr from Bore Apr ail, Unlana, af Bremen’ Sh Fanny nase acineae April 7, Amolta, at Liverpool. Afr from earannah April 4, (De Wit, wt Dungeages; 70, Ceres, at Liverpoo), Fld foe Non Ai Sunderland; Foung,and Guanes, til fr Boon apr 6, Norra, Fm Owes; 7ti, Ameiis, lprbipepiey em ‘ land, trom Lin ou oh lead tere, ut leaky, and w Titteane care met are Orleans; barks Uak. Kyser, Pailadelpbi«; Kadiapt, 435 91 walley, tbegos vie N Kor! “a Cos nelly, Jacksouvilie; Urion, u: S' tcion’ Dieta ter tone te sive, Reighe aed t a parce! te le, Fac pole, Aivine Oat siiem, oh ud wal ebear, do; Woleot, Parker, and rigs. Gonsce (Br Ties, ver win Halllan; oh Le titey (a7 NB; Hach, Ban Franeisoo. prndaed 3 1 ot toh ae m Metavaas; sobre eat alae ir. fallen ary ‘ge tye tou, towel W scoaet {Hoe tahini a oy i ight ‘Moneks;, ALTIBORE, Aprill9—Arr steamahips Wea ett, Hoston; He aes feet Nfore; schrs tery Dave, ae Rone. ag tdand, Hose Rescue ‘Baceu eYorns CM batt Wen Ah Nowiasn, big ‘eo ania maraet ise 0207 Pilog Fi Cox, at Jonoe, ANGUB, + senre JI Hatch, he ita, Hodgdun, and tod Flanet, Haring, New ot, Apri i7—sid Ladwig, Cars “Hee ter ‘hurl late sone Seraph, altew, AY rk. ny L alan eewone Americs, pledm so, ov. Khodes. Oke KiSbtua: Ay il 16, PM—Cld ship FW Brune, Candle, Liverpool; 8p bart eC ee mets browbere, Foland, “no Msjorca; schr ‘wrep, ferry, Grevd Ay wAO; JW Webskr, sen: ty old ebips FW rune, Lew Liverpool, Sp Dark Blanes Aurora brotha. Youn, Palma, sajorca,echr J W Wenser, on {,AkATS. April 8--Arr soir Terael L Suow, Conary, NYork. hth ache warren, ‘eulareoa, N Xurk, ; bia, Landy of e, DaNVaho, April10—Arr achra BR G Porter, Hudson, Phila- delpbia: sith, a Vester, Bares. Norfoln. qliGBTUn, april li—arr scar Wan 4 Urosker, Eadicot, Al- SAsE GKERNWICH, April 17~Arr soar Joba L Redoer, Hideto) diesangrentith 1a eavy blow, .ost ore gaieg" i, ‘st tote aod hg ta — ar wr acy Leeds, Rankett, Bliza- vere ori: 8b, acre Ulademn Lids 40; Bea wird, Chase, N 17 mesinbavet, ‘aor 16—air schre B Davidson, —; &R, os Peay, ‘do, ib ache atirgarat Pow Powellt herd 4 1vt, sebre Henry 2 Barnes, and siisaoed wevideva, Virginia; rene April 19—Arr brig Abby Jeoes, Adams, ‘banWICHPORT, April ll— are schre B W Ridriige, Saow, Nortuik ud ala 17th for Saugus), 170, Jobo a Dex alien 8 enero, iouartey and bee sl ks for 4 Fert; Paugetick, Kelley, aoa isieerr + mowers Mates wer, 2 rate Deane; Ullve, Brauch, * Mingtrel, Doss folk ; ours oa, ‘Urosb: Bun; Uiobe, Flowers, snd N notes, Bids Fhilaielpata; & chester, Powere, aerandne for Duatoa, am, and U Buato, William: Bourne Fitadeiphte for for Braigtion 4 Maown, Cardenas for Mocty Tih Jane Senrieti, 4 gulen 1b, P M—arr bre Wilt for itx Leland, Me; brig. Bl land; Ste. hen’ Young, stn Harriet, 1 6, Townsend, Feussoola for Moston, Katerprise, Webber, Witmlagton, INU, fur do; Terje, Ovex, Geor,etown, Weider aetna nc pee ‘ele 5 Hyaranges, Buller, Phiind fo do; Jan Sabo Puter, Gene ay, co for do; amella, Moc do for Salom: Wt Were, Rapier, New, Emyrad, Fi farweod: erties ee tordo. Also arr, 8 Thurston | 1®b—arr Wi MoGils bf a tenis hte ens for soston; rawuel mh ee ou, soston Dee er patente er Ht for NYora Wa al id the a beture repsried, exceps brig Wilkin NoGuvenr: sehr bamosl 0 (HIGHGAND LIGHe "apr 1.9 ee bur Oak, wa fet nee ning se (or 00, ? Eero io At space mesa om Paani eS paanwice April9—Areechre Marita, Gerke, sod 2 Bye leys re sear Wane aid Sum Etiza- ncaa York; . Sth Hi Grimey. Thiladelobie: en jadley, Norsk, echre # warc, Jo. waspiene i BE ot il bin port scar Jon N Genta, Halleck, nanny at ao. “a Apts pe bark phen! Washington, dieg; h— at a fale A G Green Ny ape Are aches ae So 7, Boyes; WEBI ity ani kd ship moger ~tewart, Tareer, Havre; “¢ Fish, Minatilan, Water Witch, Hail, dal- — wy }, Nason, Havre ‘Kms. Fresmaa, and Sharon, Reynolds's York; 17th, sehr T Baymoud, Lainam (trom Mina- ‘somo. Pew UBLEANS, April 13, PM—Arr shige Felicia, — Lie yerpool; ae uiee Hatch: Sey Buaderisod, Heloise, Msaon; rry Dan, 4 itt meat Fant tees loops oe ae Set fF Snarlestom; § Holmes site 4s OE tal jsisar nog, ne , Cope Boston; Mer o*br Union, tasensk “donesso via Den! mo Old steamship Tennesere Forb-s, Vera b pees Gilebrist, Gilchrist, Liverpoul; Sp brig Qqaengo, £zq: Aga Ban Pebsstian. '7ih—arr up ws be: a B Foster, Rohtosoo, Melbour Wilbur bmg ea as Cy a an, avre "Qe! gd oy ‘A a et ett, Roccland, ‘Wm Bathbone; to pes ahi, fark are LGregory; lis, seis Silas Ureeaman. ni a ae Avr 18— Arr sobre Harmone. ule. Maria, NYoras <14 en, ees 4 fardio, NYorg. Ci cara ioe id Indies, NEW Prigtiee Naan, 16—Arr obi beh Bt BD, Apri n We, 8iumoas, nea i are NO and act hip’ Weer, Wiad, Basta? cr ‘Ave achr8 Z. Seoor, Cobb, Nansemoad; J K Baker, Ba- Obarbuck ker, Baltimore; Larkia, ‘Buseell, N¥ork; pow Brit, Perry, Warebve for Isth—Arrechr Mary A Taylor, Basett Baltimore vie fold; sloop Ornament, Farner, bilaabetnpart Bi Tfuke ashe from below brig Mls Bir IN, sche ff Suhr Keltoye {from Fakes ‘lian Deth. Chase, do via N NRWFORT, bp Te—SHi brig Mitton, Presaxtt (from New Sarah , Gard (from Kockport), hoe Rofo joins Mary Sane, Wall (irom Providence), Rappahan Mish Ar at steamtog Victor, Moree, Bath for 04 Mary's, Fla, Harvest, Corla, Providenee fe ntore <= sa Tra- "aw, 1 Pa are (oy a) chee ire Wid Pig ‘R Mitobell, ae: rrpar ge Page. dence tor Baltimore: abt and Bee. Bird Pall River tor Mork, tone ae, Serab, Taunton for do; L Failcriver for doy Brau ‘Tranelation, Hawn! etl Bliza NEW SURYFORT, April 16— ber ache Mutanaas vitae wet Yaia Tih ura Sunes, eur, Naylor, and Pua? macro Waples, Poifladelpnia; J i Mita Mitabeil. do. NEW LONDON April 16—Arr sebrs ivenia, Ladd, y pete for Ni wate, ar {or Nera; sok tue Marvel ir Fro} house 16th. NEW HAVEN, J9—Are sabre John Walker, Parrea. Boston for NYort: E for Hampden '8! fara Flizabeth Ma oe and & K Howse N York. Pres Oabalia., April, 2—arr schr JB ee, Pepeacola to ndhsoa tna ‘& market; } m4 Greepman, N for a. eehr Pensacola fo: * aracca;ald 8th, schr uibeus, Brigion (trom ln if digg, vo load mi the bar ready , dould, Woxder, Northrup, for Begur, Keoayon, for 40; Emma, Wilson, for Sabine; TENBACOLA, April ~ — arr pores brig Jessie Bhvnas, Pen- dteton, 8 York.’ C) teeta bs) dare arp. gemtlp iro Now BT ADROP HES, A A ADRLD HLA, April 19- Howes, foatad ug, Baber, at Ay wiffOlr, Tater. Work: Sache aaie 4 id steams Phineas Sprag' er eenet ue, Maths ve. Soren BY # tena fonsinas Way. Ospo, N Boston; pee te Jota Raraniny oi River Bbeygon. Bes ‘Bew.on; Semple. Bavennab,' ‘lack Sois-aer UB sche Delaware, Owens, Japhier Inlet; sabre M Fail River; s, Baker, arree evans orig NB eek ecbre AK Senth Boeum: Vanteo Boy! . Barnes, Proviiance: “Nichols, N York; #8 5 Thos York? Gnfdonaa Bid, wind § os PORTSMOU 7a, April 17—Arr echr Moses Waring, Crowell, Pe atte Beer ey IEG oka on nett vate Ren Franwtto, Greenleal, a » aaah my