The New York Herald Newspaper, May 7, 1859, Page 8

| ee whee ee Faipay, May 6—6 P. M. ‘The war nows was the engrossing topts on *Change and tm Wall ctvect to day, and prices, as well of stocks as of cotton and bread@stuils, were affected. Opinions as to the effect of & Wht varied, as was to be expected, according t? the inte esi of their authora, Heavy capitalists who have mouey to lend, and are weary of a three or four per cont mqey market, were clear that war was going to cause m very active demand for money; borrowers were a2xi0Us to be shown the quarter in which a Earopean war is to in- jure the United Staves, In truth, it is not easy to discern how this country comld be seriously affected one way or the oLber by @ war von- fined to the plains of Lombardy. Such « war would, it is true, create a somewhat increased deraand for oar bread- FINANCIAL AND COMM"XCIAL. bed President of the Galena for the violation of agreement, and his selection of | point for his bridge which is the terminus of no road, Whatever the secret of the change be, the or id e is, that if the agreement of 1866 be not fairly care and the bridge built at Clinton, the Ga'ona Wil) 0.) Jose the businese of the Neoraske road—eF" med to bea great feeder zome dey—bat will Dave, *% gompete with a new rival running from Clinton ©, the Barfugton road. It is igh time that tho Gal” aa pockhettiers ‘ooked into the matter. This recklers puilding of competing lines tofurther private inte; ests hag been the ruin of half the Western road%; is there not senre enough among the Galena people to preveat the construction of a new rival by insisting on the construction of the bridge at the point originally selected? A stockholder in the La Crosee Railroad eeuds us a com- munication, for which we have not space. With regard to tufts and provisions; like all wars, it would enbence the } ihe pending controversy, he says:— ‘enrrent value of wool, gunpowder, and other articles of 1, a8 a stockholder, have watched the course of Mr. which the . military consumption is large. But as | Cleveland from the commencement of the dificaities the Austria bas no navy, and ag we have little or no trade with Trieste, it could not make the slightest difference to ‘cur commercial intercoursogpith Great Britain, France, or company bad with bun, Tis history, in afew words, is this: Cleveland mado a contract with the La Crosse Com paoy for the performance of @ certain specie work, which work was not done in accordance with #aid con the other European natioustwith which we trade, Assam- } Wact, aud he was dismissed from the company’s service. ing, therefore, {that the war will not spread beyond He then, in 7, iu tue midst of the terrivie faauclal Gitlicuities which fell upon the company at that time, ¢>m- Northern Itsly—and everything tends to show that the | menced a suit, andobtsiued a judgment against the com- great Nortucrn Powers of Europe have resolved to confine {¢ within thoge limits—there is really no reason for sup- poring that it could affect our commercial interests, save n the particulars we have mentioned. If it spread beyond Italy—if Great Britain became in- yolved—"heo, of course, the case would be diferent, And | has though the general principle is clear that commerce flou- rishes best when all commercial nations are at peace, in this case there can be little doubt but the eifect of uch a War would be to stimulate a vast expansion of credit and an immense developement of industry a:d enterprize throvghout the United Siates. Yor, of the points of com- mereial contact between this coustry aud Kurope, aly save one would be directly benefited by a war, and that one would not be injured. A general European war would create such a demand for American breadstufts and provisions as has never been known before. Other arti- cles, such a8 wool, which do not now belong to the list of ‘our great staple exports, would likewise rise ia value, and be frecly exported. American ships would be the only safe vessels afloat, and would necessarily do all the carry- ing trade of the commercial world. American securities weuld be the ovly public stocks which such a war would pot render precarious, United States securities, State stock?, aud our best bonis, would be eagerly taken up by prudent men throughout Europe. Finally, cotton, which is as sopitive to War rumors as consol, coaid not be ma- terially affected; for, whether the Europeans go to war or etay at peace, they must have clothing, and they must keep their mills going to avoid riots et all their manofac- turing centres. Nothing can really diminish the demand for Alwericas cotton in Europe but a diminution of the people of Curope—an absolute und large decrease in the number ‘of bodies to be clothed and families to bs employed by the spinners. Cotton has become as decited a necessity in Engiand and on the Continent as grain, water or air. In a word, thon, while the effect of a war confined to the plains of Lombardy would simply be to increase the demand for American breadstu(fs and provisions, the ef- fect of a general European war would be to stimulate a genera! expansion here such as this country has never | (iHztns’. witnessed—to drive the United States forward at an un- precedented rate, and, in the absence of a general bank. rupt law, to render inevitable a reaction which would shake the country to its base. The prospect should pre- pare the minds of Congrezsmen @ loze no time, when Congress next meete, to pata a bankrupt law. Some uneasiness is expressed in commercial circles | Ainerea....- with regard to specie shipments. To-morrow between $800,000 and $000,0C0 will probably go out iu the steam- ere, making the total ehipment of the week about pany for damages amounting to about $120,00¢—and im- mediately advertised the road tor sale under that judg- ment. .© present company have contested that ciaia from the commescement of their maaagemeut, and have co far succeeded ag to have it carried to a Sape- rior Court, with a fair prospect of its being ect aside altogether, The sale of the road which this man had advertised for some time has boev, through the induence of the company’s agents at Miwaovkie, postponed from time to time, until now it is ‘adver tiged to be sold on Saturday, the seventh day of this month. Of course, na the matter now stands, no sale can take place. His claim is in great jeopardy,’ say tho least. And the only hope he cso bave for securiug this large eum is 'm obtaining the proxies of a majority of the stock—place his friends in tue management, who may, of courte, immeaiately abandon or withdraw the appeal, and permit the com ‘apy’s property to be sold In accordance with bis advertisement, {donot ssy that such will be (be result, Dut it is at least fair to judge thus from the evidence before us. There conversed with a number of the present duectors, and am assured by them that they have vo desice whatever for a re-election. It only re mains iben for us, the stockhoiders, 0 eee that no person ‘obtains our proxies to yote at the coming election, save thoge who are directly interested in the stock, and to such 2p amount as will briug to bear some energy in the effort to recover the company’s credit. I, for one, will not place my proxy in the bands of one whose own interest 18 £0 positively the epposite cf my own. Certainly, one who has advertised tne roxd for sale, aud has persevering- ly endeavored to accomplish that object, is aob the person to be entrusted with the company’s affairs, At the annual election of the American Bauk Note Com. pavy, held on the 4th inst., the following gentlemen were elected trustees for the @isuing year, viz:—Charies Tap- pan, Samuel H. Carpenter, Moseley I. Danforth, J. Dorsey Bald, Witham H. Whiting, Neziah Wright, De Witt C. Hay, George W. Hatch, Charles Welsh, Ata subsequent meet ing of the trustees, Charles Tappan was upan!mously elect ed President; Moncley 1. Danforth, Vice President; J. Dorsey Bald, Secretary pro tem, and Frederick £. Biias Clerk. The Cahawba, arrived yesterday from New Orleans, bad $176,867 in specie on board. Ps The cash assets and liabilities of the New Orleans banks on the 30th of April were as followa:— Bani Loans. Specie. Circulation. Depotits. $4,704,952 8,497, 4,410 255 4,008,356 x 1,325,472 1,216,137 1,267,782. 1,328,614 Louisiana 2,624,125 3/868,819 L.o6s.t44 5,104, Do. State. 4,604,486 3,769,610 3,080,200 5,813,319 Mech. & Tra. ‘00,903 "411,900 25122)81 New Orlears.. 1,2 714,265 605,225 1)353,487 Southern ..... 4'593 225 "584 Union, 541,865 602,125 1,198,426 Merchaiis’... 830,453 $48,674 347,385 “602 Crecent City. 887,085 267,488 209,530 429/033 . 1,117,186 646,008 235,890 1,277,769 Total..... $19,926,487 15,650,786 12,578,111 23,764,986 ‘Phe following table exbibita the respective amounts of $1,300,000, Exchange is very firm at 1103, for 69 | €Xebange held by the various banks, and alzo tbo sams day bills, and 110% for eight. People are already reading an exhaustion of our reeerve by a drain of specie to Europe. These fears are Premature. It is quite true that one of the first effects of | the war will be to bring new borrowers into the European | markets, and to frighten gome lenders out, which will caute | an advance in the price of money. But all experience | shows that that advance will be anticipated, or atallevents | responded to directly on this side, and that tne moment | money is needed here for the movements of the crops, the price will risetos figure which will bring it here. ‘The best opinion i, that we shull haye no very tight mo- ney market here, at all events till October. We shall of oarse continue to ship specie, as is usually the case, for the next sixty days; but this caunot seriously embarrass the banks. At least ten to twelve millions of gold will arrive in New York from the South and Weet between this and the middle of July; between sever and eight millions will arrive from California; the government dis- bursemente at various points will exceed the receipts by about six millions more. Altogether, New xork can afford to ship from two to three mil- lions a week without endangering tho banks. Tt ig not at al! tikely that any such shipments will be made, We have already sent abroad more gold than usual, ard the cotton has gone forward 20 freely,and at ach high prices, thatthe importers cannot owe much to Burope. In a few weeke the hoards of breadstufff through- out the Weet—which are much more considerable than is suspected—will be coming forward, and ia case of war { decided being the reduction in the &mount due to other will be shipped 40 Europe as fast as they reach the sea- due to distant banks, the latter being comprised in the table of deposits, as shown above:— zi Due banks. Citizens’ Bank + $2,887,177 451,807 “481,411 167,044 Louisiana... 2 1)081,682 645,108 Louisiana State, 7398,605 346,618 Mechanics’ and ‘Traders’ 73,659 » 19,662 Bank of New Orleans, 699,869 135,955 Southern 1,265,936 ras Union, 468,575 180,098 Merchants’ 78485 93/200 Crescent City 90,398 28,577 America... $2,141 31,596 Total... eae o 5+ 89,687,886 2,100,210 ‘As compared with the statement of the previous week, the results are as follow: Decrease in short loans, Decrease in doposits..... Decrease in specie, Decrease in tion. Increase in distant balances, Decrease in exchange...... ‘We read in the Philadelphia Bulletin:— ‘The weekly statement o! the Philadelphia banks made up this aiternoon presents the following aggregates ar compared with thoee of the previous week:— April 25, May 2, Capital etock.. $11 593,760 11,597,515 Loans. 27,817,918 27,747,339 Specie. 6,689 591 6,680,313 Duefrom other b'nks 2,004,854 2,016,015 Due to other banks.. 4,439,457 4,217,834 Deposits. 804,212 Circulation. 3,179,236 8,081,102 The changes this week are quite unmportant, the most Danks. The Icading items remain without exsential change, except that the circulation is ‘reduced nearly ono board. Altogether, while it is reasonable to look for | hundred thousand dollars. ° higher rates for money than those which prevail at pre- rent, there is no good reaton to apprehend anything like astringent market or asevere curtailment on the part of the danke. Stocks felt the war news severely to-cay. Missouris fell off 4 a 34, and all State stocks and bonds were de- pressed, The new government loan wag in demand at previous rates; in the event of war, this will be placed without difficulty in Europe. Among the gpecuiative stocks New York Central was the most active. It opened at 713g, and was very setive at the price; between the boards it ruled at 7134 @ 5(: in the afternoon it closed at 7124, bid. The prospects of « settlement with the rivay roads are very slimas yet. Michigan Southern was much depressed by the war news; the guaranteed fell one per cont, closing at 317g. The earnings of April will show a falling off about equal to $65,000. Galena was lower; it earned last April $90,041, against $141,323 in April, 1858— decline, $51,282, Toledo fell off one per cent: its earn- ‘ings for April were $62,050, against $84,148 last year—ie- cline, $22,098. Rock Island was lower at the opening of the board, but recovered cirength subsequently, and closed at 5934. There is no chamge in Harlem or Hudson. Pacific Mail sold at 79, a decline of one per cent. Panama was steady. In the afternoon stocks were rather lower, and the market closed weak, the following being the last Prices:— Missourie, 86% a %; Virginiss, 9734 @ 34; Canton, 183% 0.19; Delaware and Hudson, 963 a 97; New York Central, 71% & %; Erie, 134 9%; Harlem, 113, a %; Hudson River, 314 a 82; Reading, 60 a ; Michigan Central, 47 a 34; Michigan Southern, 93010; do. preferred, 31% a 32; Panama, 12234 a 34; Ilinois Central, 6334 a 64; Galena and Chicago, 6334 8.4; Cleveland and Toledo, 25 a 34; Chicago and Rock Island, 592; a 34; Hlinois Central bonds, Bi a %; Pacific Mail, 7934 a 80. The following was the businces of the Sub-Treasury to- ‘The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $22,348,633 81, and the balances $1,079,670 10. The Third Avenue Railroad has declared a semi.annual dividend of two dollars and a half per share, payable on the 11th inst. ‘Two despatches are in town, purporting to give later | quotations of console than those sent to the Associated Press. One of them, from an official in the servico of the United States, quotes conaols 9354; the other says they were done at 95'/. itis only necessary to observe that the 23d, which was the day on which this decline is faid to have (akon plaoe, was ® holiday, on which no pub- He business despatches refer to private trangactions. it is reacounble to look for lower quotations for console: they are far too high, considering the con- dition and prospects of Kurops. During the Crimean war ‘85 was considered a fair q ‘One might suppose that tc West had built competing Aines enough; but it appears that the people of Iowa and ‘Winois propose to construct a now rival to the Galena, in ‘the shape of the Albany and Moudota road, {rom Clinton on the Mississippi to the Burlington road to Chicago, It seems that there was tome three yenrs ago an under- standing between the Galera road and iis natural conti. nuation through Iowa—the Chicsgo, iowa and Nebraska Was done; tf Railroad—to the effet that thotwo rows were to couneo! | § by a brlége across the Missiesipri a: Clivton. Oa the strengtd of this understaniing, toe Nebrasin road was pushed forward with energy, a0 the people of Clinton Quite lately 2 edu subscribed $150,000 toward the bri! however, if bas been ramored thot the | ou save a bridge bailt some three mies by, i.ce up Of courte all hinds of widtives oro oe ‘The receipts of the New York and Now Havem Railroad for April, 1859, were as follows:— Passengers, & see $84,651 86 Freight...... + 16,500 dv Total +$100,151 $6 Less due ether roads. April, 1865, April, 1836 April, 1857 April, 183 Increase over last year. Stock Exchange. Fiupar, May 6, 1869 $2000 Il int fmmp't, "47 10434 140 sha Eri@ RRL... 75% 2000 Ii! interest, 1860 96 5000 Tern 6's, "60. 70C0 Virginia O's. 5000 do. 700 do. Ry 50 Stonington RR 50 Panama R -860 1000 California 7’a, bs 8 2000 Brook’n City w 1 103 2000 ErieRR2dmbds 2000 ARAR3dmexin 76 6000 INC RR bds.snw 2000 LC&MIil 1 g bds, 85 shs Bank of Com. 5 Am Ex Pank..... 56 CommonwealthBk 98 180 Centon Company. 100 Pasco Mining Co.. 60 Pacific MSS Co. 50 do... ss £0 Del&Hud © Co.260 96 25 do. 860 73 ao bs 20 Penn Coal Co..... 260 do 60 60 do ae 636 N Y Central RR... 100 20......0 0 do. 700 do, -. 69% do. 100efa Cr & Mi RR.. % 260 do, 20 Dellack& WRR 43 GErie RR, 8 BOARD. $1100 Micsouri 6's. 100 shs NY C RR. 6H 6000 do. 16000 do. 0 500 N Carolina 6's. . 5000 IN Cenk Reds, .c 5600 do... .800 66 ehe Pacific MS3Co 00 Linois Cen KR .. Exports from the Port of New Vork to Foreign Ports for the week ending May 2, 1359, DANSE WEST INDIES, . Value. Quantity. Vatue, H’dwaro, bxs, 2 $108 Lard, ! 4536 Sizt Droge, bx8.... 25 231 ig 1s Fiour, bb! 677 109 16 58 299 9 Condies, 80 333 12 14 Rice, tlerces.. 27 295 Domestii 10 532 Tobacco, bxs.. 21 no Did 49 93 26 io 96 - 452 vee 95,604 HORDRAUX. Wai 2 $100 Seaver... 56,138 817.813 Por 6 1,790 hoo! 264 2,100 c 2 86 Blwoeiianwonut,. ot ° » 520 Dry~ HAMBURG, te gtods.bla, 4 © $300 Leat, alow, os 112 wigs G0'8, canes. 548 3 20 Spt. msi Sue 308 Muabla oot Boake roorbis 24D aie 23 | 385 culseiciae Mt op.aat Rune, bokse, 148 8,058 Poterbos, bois "Ss" atbh Buvpere uum, 69 1°08 Oi. Apiseed, bxs, 39 969 Sperm’e, bs. 700 000 Dycstatt bra. 818 On paint’, 08, 1 ‘ 2,959 BOokS,...1... 2 | O7y Kr cloth, os, 1 260 ‘Tovaceo, bis. 126 7,001 Hardware, bx 1 100 Wohateb’e,!bs 9,001 7,670 Ratan, pkgs.. 101 2,700 Coffee, bage..8,591 91,005 ME. tob’o,lbe.9,030 1,110 Fork, pkgs... 5 1/000 Maceliancoun.’ — "205. Sew 'g mac.cs 4 300 vena Skins, pkgs... 87 22,078 Total.....,......8208,000 BREMEN, Potashes, bbls 100 $3,000 Cotton, bales. 350 $20,370 fovacco, bis.. 123 8,726 Sn , bbls 885 1,836 Staves .;....6,000 300 Lamber, ft..8,038 "110 Rosip, bble..J,478 2,746 Mi-tbe’0,'bs 2;390 S10 Ashes, bbig., 110 3,435 — oil sscvines. ains'dedny sae CURLONNY (75 1880 BOR FRENCH WEST INDIRS. 1,544 $178 Lumber, ft,.10,000 $180 100144 Roane, Vuh, "274 348 430 «62,840 Hamas, lbs. 209 25 ag "40. Pork, bole 6 8 150) 2a7t A 40 90 De'd flab) bas, 1002 caps. Droge, dxs.,.. 12 9140 Erayen,, ....82,800 $2,005 Grdetur. bbls 6 = ba sy Rice, tes. 50 «($1,268 Floar, bbls... 150 $078 Rive, tos...... Corn meal,pun, 160. 3,143 Beans, buahe 72 ~ ‘oa Corn meal,bbis.200 865 Furniture, cs. 9 208 30 «BAT «Gold foil,oase 1 128 420 Jowelry.....+ 120 225 Hoope 1,040 201 Shookskhis..1,847 2,744 301 Drugs, cs. 308 89 Ship masis.... 14 672 715 Lumber,ft..10,000 110 100 Machinery, pos 7 100 208 Spars........ 6 © 18h 468 Mf. marbio... 5 192 1,155 Miscalianeous. — 42 BRAZIL. or Flour, bble...1,864 $15,680 Bran, bags... 100” 62 Rosip, bbis.., 350-629 Fire cra’s,bx.1,000 1,900 Rico,tes...... 219 6,163 Tobacco,pkgs. 962 Dread, pkgs.. 400 Toa, cheats... 99 3,927 Lard, Ibs,..10,124 1,843 Beef bbls..... 50 675 Hams, Ibs,..6,540 605 Lumber, fi..28,020 431 Paper, rms “1,000 260 Total... Corn, bush, .6,414 6,802 Total......... DUTCH WEST INDERS, (APRICA, 1,98 $138,804 $326 | qovac., bhds.. 63 $11,977 Forniture,bxe 18 $102 194 1,349 404 | Rum, bbia.... 1 2,089 Gun. bags, bds 500 198 5 189 296] Bouer,\bs...1412 804 Sugar, Dole... 6 180 ++ 101 839 849 | Tard ,...4...8,768 511 Domestics, bis 66 6,841 DB. 6,134 983 Rye il'r, bois, 164 696 | Tar, Dbi: 45 V1 Dry goots.... 3 , 983 182 108 Furniture, bxs 87 Wine, boxe: 22 428 Muekets, cs... 18 938 ' 176 1,813 Sail duck, bils 25 Bread, bbls... 223 727 ‘Copper stllis.. 7 440 Pork, bbis..:. 39 580 Banting, bls. 1 Bef 17-288 ‘Oil casks...... 1 815 Powebes, bbls 2 183 Cordage, coils, 20, 23 10 Soap, Dxs.... 850 959 Ship mat.,ce. 7 Oars. . 178 1,996 Mi Vb’c,tbs 10,832 1,656 ‘Tobacco, Ey Drugs, bois... 15. % ‘192 Pena, pekge.. 185 B13 Muskets, c8.. 55 Flour... 43 378 Croekery,pkgs 12 379 Domestics, bis 29 1,881 Powder, kegs. 450 Lumber, ft. 65,874 845 — 1,054 Steel, caves, le 184 Canal barrows 50 Canvas, bales. = 6 248 —— Lard, Ibe....2,163 282 Miscellaneous, — veeeeeee 8 BGO Total... see 50e 82,168 Candis, ban. '168 ee Powder, kegs. PS ARAN. is dans. ¢ salad pi Sandpaper, bl. 12 $265 China,crates, 3 $420 , , Naile,cages... 22 304 Springs,b’xs.. 5 809 Cotton, bales.6,279 $266,005 Should’s,’bs 20,608 $1.23 } Haile case 7 1,900 amen 8) ale Pork, ibbis...1268 20,160 @herse .....29,851 2,528 | Haranan ‘8 2'501 Printingmatl. 1 90 Sp. turpentine 260 5,829 Leath.cioth,cs’ 4 “467 | EIS Sn 11 "160 Machinery. 5 BaD Rosio........7,923 13,667 8p. oll, gals..6,039 9,058 | Ter "eohae, a 1,860 Blacking-bis, 14 846 Cotton bags... 63 6,145 Sneath’g mat, 11 3,800 | Poy Tagis, 1 ‘254 Levbrg’ds,cs. 1 17 Med todio,ihe 1805 201 Starch, obie.. 80 950 | pe aper, bags, 110 1,182 Wh"lbone, ibs. 374 ds Clock wat bx 8 1,075 Sp. turpentine 360 7,859 | Cinema, bles 25 LATS a gee etd . re a aot’ 1A Ia. rub’r g’ds, 12 1,405 Blocks, p’kgs. 168 ag. Wat., DIB lorn ac’ ps, bge 20 Z i Veneers, cares 2 © 70.‘Dry goods, 2° a ee ae Kaw rkips,bis 3 1,675 Hats, pkgs... 16 350 218 Lo Tag s+. 41 181k Machinsry,cs, 4 400 $31,459 Jeet, Uerecs. 1415 27,964 Rice, catks... 50 1,380 Br ae a Ae ty Bacon, lbe..48,400 8,756 Beeswax, 1bs.1,991 16 NEW GRANADA. Siaves..... 32,460 3,640 Finx, bales... 149 1,531 $2,186 Flour, bbis. Diamonds, bxs” 1 ,500 Cloy.seed, bgs 224 3,842 1,000 Life boats Tor, bbis,,..8,460 8,137 Miscellaneous, — 2 Hams, ibs..26,386 2,304 —-— LONDON. 1s ose REPUBLIC, Senecartjbal’s 10 $500 LR Rose, ce. 3 —_ $a70 | Printing mip 99 $3,681 Matting, rolls, 164 869 Whi’bne,tbs 70,042 58,301 | TyTer> 0 8804 Prep'ocorp,bx 300 1,200 W’daware, cs." 1 94) Baten, ibe 2.218 666 Tice sie Eee agagp | Soutt, bois...” 180 Dom: is 10 675 Ivory n'te, bge 608 8,000 Sheil, oke. a | ase. = ae ae aa ery Rosin, bble..3,125 9,752 Turp'ntine,bia 696 2,820. | Hinoygoods,¢ 7 +122 Varnish, Dba, 47 1,082 200 1,880 Clocks, bas... 50 480 | Try Golaevea, 5 "660 tar, bole 20400 100 O,i00 Siaves.... 6,400 1,200 | Furniture, c8., 396 8,680 Clocks, casos. +- #8 Baw eking, bis 98 68,265 Maizena, bxm 400 1,224 | Uottnee te” 94 day auipsy CaBe8: 100 Wine, cases... 9 680 Cedar wood, ig'ae 1,000 | Baweerees’’ Fy say Lumber, {t..02,884 2,600 Pi ashes, bis 28 875 Mrt’b’co,1b'43. MO Byes [aBENke cates... 18 960 siscellaneous. 98 40 809 Leat’rcl thos 2 384 | Yirostack hd, 12 60 — 28 1117 Oxide zme,cks 125 2,812 |epig, gur.,bbls 15 S44 Total... seeees 0+ 928,778 eas... 218 71,28 Mlscellaneous. — bo aheniy) an Sp. oil, gal.39,186 A — a TR. cloth;c8. 12835 Total....s..... 8917 068 Mee Palen weigh ae ee putALTAR, 7,800 Iumber, ft.75,000 1,840 iMmMnah Sa cinerhoeearceeensenegeheeatiael, , MkikOD 321 Coal, tons..., 410 Pea BRITISH COLONIES. 43 Domestics.bals200 11,000 Bread, pkgs $350 Lara, tbe, $412 | Bread, bbis.. 440 2,200 Gil ,bb.. = 200 Rice, ts. 15 389 Rope, enils. 278 | Temps, cris., 8 "255 Misceliancous — 20 Sugar, bbis... 15 585 Segara, cases, 2 35 | Hardw'e,pkgs i —— Tobacco, bxs. 235 4,557 Spirite,hnds., 8 ost re Re eee eee B28,695, Oileloth, cases 5 198 Coffee, bags. 35 524 —— Do. clothing.. 300 600 Wine, pkgs. pat mr THE DRY GOODS TRADE. 2 ie Bure, und 45,420 544! | she folowing is a comparative statement of the imports 914 24,599 Tea, cheets. 809 | of forcign dry goods at New York for the weck and since 2 eal. 2 1,567 iat ur the Week 1857. 1858. 1859. re ce bmvalat the port... $000,818 750,83 1,782,248 Gelato rit ge Torown on market ... 603,253 919,508 1,709,813 s sesvesnnsneny pontoons BRITISH WEST INDIES. Entered at the port.. .$88,964,207 17,367,689 41,477,698 Peden he ben ER "Thrown on market-.,, 37,019,615 22,202,619 42,538,426 * as 7 7 Candles, boxes 397 1312 Bricks. 188 2 Tobaceo, b: 969 Oysters, boxes 10 ida Rice, bbie $36 ‘Lobacco,thds, 5 1,296 Butver, tbs...7,698 1,174 Bread, pkgs, Paving stones 703 183 Corn m’l, b! 7 Drugs, boxes, 27 4,830 600 1,850 By the above official statement it will be seen the en- tries of dry goods at this port the past week, as well as the amount thrown upon the market, Were largely {2 ¢X- cees of thoae for the eame period in 1857 and 1868, The aggregates since the lst of January last are also in excess of the two previous years, ‘The following tables give the details and classifications of the importations of dry goods at the port of New York 1 ‘con, log... .1 185 200 Peaish, bois’ 48 tay | for the week ending May 6, 1859 :— 285 Furniture, pk. 95 184 Entered for Consumption ae 235 Valu Pkg, Value. 2,400 1,115 1,011 Ryeilour, bbls’ 29 “128 $1,981 ‘431 ‘Tobacco,bhds, 2 376 13,983 2% == 125 _B.&shoes,cs, 13 65 3/465 50 4,199 Miscellaneous, —® 1,528 Dry goocs, cs, 6 Poiatocs, bbls. 75 = 137 BRINISH TONDURAS. Boots & ., ¢2. 529 Ref. sug. pkgs 29 $123 1,824 chi ae 8,576 Ale, bbls 10 80 ‘689 Soap, bxs 130 8,000 Coffee, bags... 12 235 425 7 260 yt 75 44 308 ome eres . 210 Fy 93 +1,631 $599,378 TL 26,008 639 12 108 6,582 al 16 63 | Cottons... 305 $108,102 an eae "455 5 135 | Colore 310 97,022 Total....... 775 $239,029 388 cams. 150 a5 N18 64,504 Misvellaneous— 255 Covoa, baj 2B 473 21 5,122 38 $4,088 90 Forniture,bxs 45 142 27 6.816 13 5,146 630 T 11 2,498 22 WB 47709 148 38,106 14 6.017 123, 471 83,436 516 Se pee oman oy sag "RTH EI +1498 $416,092 omeatios, hls 400 $18,973 L 4 oi.gls 400 362 * a bagels a 9 8,005 i 2 sek 8 m6 ,421 dead, Kees 4 100 25 8849 mcger, Dbis, 30 2 Withdrawn from Warckoute. Beef, vbis.,.. 22 Wool Silk. Machinery cas 267 ul Noni aii Cement, bbls, 11 165 Agi.Implts... 2 163 Carpeting. . Woodenware. 4 19 Miscellaneous bu Cot. Sworst, 0,832 74 Blankete.... Total....... 46 $11,606 Rice, cks..... 245 $7,350 Dry goods.... 2 $142 | Cotrov— Cotton, bales.1,000 59,175 Fancy goods. 1 21 Cottons.... 12 $2,308 Poterhes, bbis 472 14/989 Rasenv’loila.. 5 785 | Colored...., 1 202 Rosin....... 168 366 Masts........ 2 310 Emt. muel’s 6 1,149 Strawgoods 8 $983 Peartarhe Sans. sks, pks 113 1,400 9 1077 Millinery... 1 154 Quer. bari Rawskingcke 5 1,017 5 837 Corsets 1 Ing’¢ cop'r, cs Segars, cases. 3 643 2 166 © Matting 5 W. bone. Ibe 18,102 Be-swax,1bs.7,687 2,995 — —— Oilelotn 2 Chrome ore-.. 400 Gum copal, ca 6 120 Corn meal, bis 5 24 Jew'isashslbs 55 6,875 10 127 Backizg,es.. 1 250 9 2,000 Miscellaneous. — 139 2 '6b1 —— 6 64 Toth... 6.4556 $152,726 Furniture, ca. 645 Clocks, ce.... 49 Domestics, bla 10 VaR. Pid. igh, bois 20 1 Hams, Ws... 439 aud 0,000 Carpeting... Clotbe.. Worzteds... Cordage, coils. 28 $14,738 | Hardware,ca. 9 4,216 | Zine, ol 1 ——— Rosin, bbls... 200 $18,954 _ | Shook&heads 88 | Lard, lbs. ..12,513 $8,089 20 2 549 67 912 27 20 tas Yai 32 a tele Total....... 31 $9,650 21 i Bs RECAPITULATION. una, Hardware, ce. 178 $2,286 Fiaid, bbls... 25 590 Value. ++ 12 "108 Lumber, feot.9,888 296. $599,373 146 -2,088 Rice, tierces.. 229 2,834 416.0 6 "138. Hams, Ibs ‘482 338,504 18 Tard. 3 6,761 239,929 ro 8 6! Re evgar,bbis 27 at) 303 PBs Nails, casks... 163 415 594 siecscessesersesesres &428 $1,665,977 | Sb’'mk’s lasts, 3 Ble 816 ithdrawn from Warehouse. P. stones, tons 101 97 263 | Manvfacturce of wool. 46 $11,006 Carriage...... 2 635 Wdware,hhds 43 441 Lo. cotton, 8 6,639 Swg.machin'’s 12 745 Champagnebk 25 203 io, ailic 2 2,709 Straw gdz bxs, 120 165 Candies, boxes 65 501 Do. fox 88 20,140 Metal ges,cx.. 1 289 Paper, rolis... 48 188 } Miecellancous .., 27 1,742 Paper, rme..1506 87 Leather g’a,ca «7 = $410 -— ——— Bay, bales. 668 Coxfectionery, 4 Vid | Totat... 197 $42,836 16 2,528 Sand, tons... 270 270 Brtered 371633 Beef, bois 10 850 | Manufactures of wool.. 2 $71,020 5 “914 Loa, clowh, cs. 1 uy Do. cotton. 56 14,752 . 1 827 Paper, boxes. 2 19 ]- Do. 2 hoe.1,821 1,812 China, crates. 8 1,256 Do. 96 18,054 = 44 "U7 Soap, boxus.. 178 “257 at ~ Katonw’e,tong 71 5 ik 201 eae pene med Pamice svsicke | Ce ee Sears erie od $115,260 pe beled oa ae a ‘The exports of cotton dsmestic goods from New York China, © ioe, 08 9 445 | for the week ending May 6, 1859, were as followa:— Maton gales cs 4 » dols.., 100 669 . Bales. Value. Mid.w.bone.ca- 1 4 79 | Dutch Weet Indies, a $108 Whalebute,tbs 768 2 200 | British Honduras... 52 3,878 Hoops, bdis, .2,206 iz Out 16 307 & hite.2,524 10 200 68 5 RAL 3 ua 272 16,781 5 aut 38 1688, EAgetvolaoaa 32,161 50 34/523 Bacoo; tos... 6,829 187 53 B42 457 y' 48 5.261 997 | British North American Colonies 7 326 Britwh West (2te8.... 0.6... 4 aos é R $12,279 ery orks ° 7 Misveliauas aa, i 9 a iy Pas while the ) a8 legs active, on account of moving day, to come off within the ensuing week or ten days will likel add cen both to and ere. Sbould foreign war occur it w: portations, while its effect upon the ton may be such as to act unfavorably upon the Southern trade, and, by leading to an increase in foreign importa- tions, tend to imj @ the interest of our mani However favorably war may act on some interests, others are co much more injured by it as to more than counter- balance its benefits, 20 that the greatest interest of the greatest number is best promoted by peace. Cotton do- mestic goods the past week have been without important change in prices, Drills continued in good export demand, and the best makes were held at 9c., while Dleached were at 830 , and blues more quict at 10%0, A moderately fair busiuces was doing in lawns. Prints were quiet. Challies more firm. Clotns and cassimeres were quiet. Light fancy cacsimeres were in fair demand. In foreign goods some styles of desirable French articles were in demand, and prices steady. English eeasonable fancy goods were algo in good demand and prices sustained, The season for gales by auction is alzo drawing to a close, Some that were held, past week embraced ribbons. which gold at Prices consideriog the advance tate of the seas Oa the Sth instant a favorabie sale of Jace curtains was made; aad Messrs. ant © Co. held sales of Canton matting, including good vw p1 qualities at slightly lower rates com with previous ualos of the article. The principal oo fales will be over within & week or ten days. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fripay, May 6—6 P. M. Asim. —We have no change in prices, while the sales of both gorts were limited. Breapsturrs.—Flour—the market displayed increased firmness and activity, and closed at an advance, especially for the latter class of brands. The gales footed up about 20,000 Dbis., closing within the foilowing rango of rices:— Taterior to good superfine State, a $5 85 Extra State.”.. a 6 80 Superfine Western. a 6 8 Extra Iowa, Michigan, Indiana and Ohio. a 800 Extra Genesee,.......+ a 825 Canadian super and extri a 750 Mixed to straight gouthern. a 700 Southern fancy and extra. a 875 Choice extra family and bakers’ brands. a 900 Rye saves a 460 ee a 40 —Canadian was in light supply and firm. Southern flour was higher, and in active demand, with sales of about 7,000 bbis., closing within the range of our quotations. Rye flour and corn meal continued firm within the range the above figures. Wheat was held at higher Ogures, which tended to check transactions. The sales foot about 25,000 bushels, Dane pe white Kentucky at $8c.; white Western at $1 65; red and mixed do, at $152 a $1 56; and inferior Chicago spring at 90c, Corn was’ frmer, with sales of avout 14,000 bushels, including old Western mixed * ‘ Selina Desa. “hyo was Be a OO ee att se uraBy, With Bales of about 20,000 vasucre ceported at O5c a 722. for inferior State, and at 0c. for fair California. Oats were in good request, with n'ee of State ab 57)¢c. a 593g0., and Western ani Cagutian at 60e. a 6230. the following’statement, showing tho ro- ceipts and exports of flour and grain at this port for the week endiog to-day ts from the circular of Willlam G. ie — Flour, Wheat, Com, Oats, Barley. .” bushels, bushel, bushels. bushels. Canal...... 17,784 . 4,000° 13,638 © 14,401" 1,870 Railroad... 17050” 15000 se 2 Otherwise.. 4872 700 21,668 hacia Total.... 89,706 5,700 35,108 © 17,403 «1,870 —The exports of flour and grain from New York for the week ending ng 9 3 were: to the British Provinces and and other places, 14,958 bbls. flour, and 6,346 bushels corn, Corrre.—The market was steady, while sales were emall, including 500 bags Rio skimmings at 103¢c., and 360 do, good Rio at 11 3c. a 11 Xc., and 800 do. Maracaivo at 11}c. a 11 %c., and 75 do. prime do. at 1230. Corron.—The market continued to be unseitied, while dealers were waiting the receipt of the Nisgara’s private letters. Tho gales were restricted toabout 250 a 300 bales from stgre. The traneactions were too limited to justify an att i pt at reliable quotations. Fraicnts —To Liverpool, 880 bbls. pork were engaged at 1s. Gd., with tierce beef at 28. To London, 400 Toeae beef were reported taken at p. t.—stated by some por- sons at 28. 3d., which looked to be under the market. A emall vessel was chartered to Joad for Loydon with 1,900 bbis. crude turpentine, at %, ish 01 he. turpet 2. per 280 tba. A British bri was cho~‘citu 0 load for Aux Cayes and Hamburg, at a ACs. perton. To Hayre rates wore steady at 3¢c. for cot. ton, 3c. for Sea Island and bone; rice and bark $10, and erbes at $8. Fir CRacKERS.—Sales of 2,000 boxes were made at Guxny CroTH.—Sales of 460 Dales were made at p. t. Hay.—The sales embraced about 1,000 bales, a’ 70c. a Te. for ehipment. For city use it ranged from 80c. bo. Hives.—The market has bzen dull an‘ yoid of anima- fon this week. Prices have declined 23¢0. per Ib, rom the bighest rates, and to effect sales to any extent Pe woult have to be submitted to. The warlike news from Europe bas had a teadency to depress the market. The stock on hand is 98,100 hiaes. @ sales were: 2,000 Buonos Ayres, 27c. a 27%¢c., eight months; ids obi 26c, a 263gc., do. do, ; 2,500 Orinoco, ic., do. do. Hors were dull and sales limited for both sorta. JRoN.—Sales of 30 tons of Coltness Scotch pig were made at $25—6 months. Lame was in fair demand, with sales of Rockland at 68c, 90¢. for both eorts. Lyatuer.—Tbe demand is fair, but prices rather favor buyers, The stock is not large nor well assorted. Toe receipts were 61,900 hemlock, 4,300 oak; sales, 51,800 hemlock, 5,600 oak; stock, 62,100 hemlock, 7,800 oak. MoLassEs.—Salee of 100 bhds. clayed Cuba were made at 24c., and 100 bbls. New Orleans at 39c. Navat Srones were quiet and sales limited: about 50 bbls. epiri'e turpentine were sold at 52c., in shipping or. der. os was Ormly held, while crude turpentine was nonmnal, Ons were steady, with fair sales of linseed. Sperm was firm and in good demand, while crude whale was ua- changed. Provisions.—Pork—The market was heavy and easier, ‘but active, and cepecially for future delivery. The sales embraced about 2,0€0 bbis., including new mess at $16 18% a $16 85; clear do. at $19 50 a $19 75, and prime at $1z 70 a $12 75; 1,000 bbls, mees were sold, deliverabie in June and July, $16 50. Beet continued stiff, wiih sales of about 260 bbls. including country prime at $6 a $7; country mees at $7 67}; a $8 8734; repacked Western at $10 25a $12, and extia at $18.4 $14; prime mess wae firm ond in fair demand, with sales of about 115 bbls. good Chicago at $20. Beef hams were firm, with sales of about 100 bbia. at $i4.@ $17. Bacon was unchanged. Cut meats were quiet, and prices without change of moment, Lard was inore buoyant, with sales of 230 vbis, and ticrces as 1] 4c. allige, Butter and cheese were heavy, with a fair amount of sales. Tuck —The market was firm and actizo, with sales of about 2,000 casks at 33¢c. a 4446. hore continued to be @ good export demand. Soar.— “ales of 2,500 boxes Castile were made, to ar- rive, at p. t. SuGans were again tolerabl7 active, while prices wero without change of moment. The gales footed up adout 1,500 bhés., including Cubas at 6340, a 7340; part also in ‘bond at p. t., a small lot of Porto Rico at 7c., and 30 boxes common brown Havana at 63c. Weot —There has been a moderate demand for clothing qualities, and fleece being in limited supply, fine foreign has found ready eale. Of Cape merino and mestiza fe sales amount to 300,000 Ibs. a! 20c. to 82c., according to quality and condition, and 50,000 Ibe. California are re ported on private terms. Curpet wools are in limited request; the supply is moderate, Prices of all descriptions are eligbtly in favor of purchasers. The war news has un- settled the trade. KEY.—Tae market was firmer, with sales of about 1 27c. a 27%. Sales of Real Estate. By Millee & Movily, 1 Jot N. side 8th av., 74ft, Lin. N, 38ta st ,12.4x100.$6,925 Llot 8. side Houston st 37 ft 3 in. E. Willet st. ,19.6x65 2,975 ne PUSTAL DIRECTORY. and Domestic Mails, TIMB OF OLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFICR. Doussri0... North—Albany, acd Canadas. North and West way mail... ‘Western mail, via Erie RB 53¢ ‘South and southwesterp Boxpar Mana..On Brn; oifice at 13g P. M. Guusvourad. The steatahi> Granada wil mal on fatnedsy, A sepinwall, i alvin oo eh reas au eh i Overiandg for iorais leaves ot ie every Monday and Thursday, at8 A.M. Letters ned for should bemarked “Overinnd. sie bias ny We Ve8 eph ev SA, Letters should be parked “Overt Ady HAVANA... steamship Cabawba, Thureday,, Urx100, mont care be placed in the Office at New York six days pre. vions to the above date.) Bawama Iazcyns..On the éay alier ibe arrival ot exch alter nate Cunard packet at this month, the steamer Karn Sea the Bahama to be landed Jansen, NP, By stew Arlel, tor ton thd Havre, Hedarday, Su Ta IO kM Goundr..1-.The Overland Wall Wo Bombay slovenia BAT. ..-.TH wo 1a Lando as followa:—Via Marveilles, 3 Su Sich mont, Vis Bosibustpton on ie ithe ‘ : Dareorta....fd, 18th, 26th, via Marseilice im R woh zh via Soutimpion. * Cnina, &0...Via eae oe the 10th and 26th. Vis sonte. ‘apd Bus ple sndtee, 1a. ee Sou fe Ademon the 4th vad 276 of the root. Cra 4 Soutbampton on che Dh of the monts, ye TEE Marnvilles malta are ae. patched on tho eve o\ abowe gic. Even’ Mews deter fs) on Raping, coe cnet) fe Conors..., fempatched he hi iowtog oping. The POM iy wywkie te aes sat above dates. Boalt say theae da most) deny! 2 awvoing uterus, ‘Ten: ox | a) A28A—0, MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, nn CLEARED. Steamship Ariel, Jones, Southampton and Havre—D Tor+- pane City of Washington (Br), Petrie, Liverpool—J @ Steamahip Marion, Foster, Charleston—Spofford, Tileston & nip Bark John Gritien, ‘Harla Mortoa, Bark “Eetors: ‘Wyman, Wilmin, Bal ‘x Behr ‘Scbr Sehr Tangent Petre! Buwasset, Brown, Stranger (Be) BF abbots Ludlun, rane Bok eat ental capt A tow 4 Bre » Bulkley, Savannab—Soranton ’& Tall> ‘L etch KP Duck & Co. Oo. er, Fort ot, Prince-~I Beck, ‘Walton, NB—1) i St Jia NBD & DeWolt * Gacksouvle—Oaransan. & Gold yw Smyrua—Van Brunt thwait. ‘ Sehr C H Molter, Nic New Smyrna—Van Brunt &: Bene J ni, iBhinehare Samuel Ruseel! wincel Foo-chow Feb 1, An 8 uel ; chow ik a nares 10, Cape Good’ ‘Mareh 15. crome: e ‘Apri 16,{with teas, 4c, to A A Low & Broa. March 8, lat 34 48° oa 63 23 kK, spoke ship Morning Star, Bow 6 Richsrd Buateed (ot Boston), Stanwood, Liverpool, Man 1h cath sta esate From Ist to 22d expe- rienced heavy ‘burt from, ‘WSW. Joat boats, casks. Phip Caristiona, 28, awh ae pal with white letters and riezced heey, hal te March 20, with Loyal Beranton, Lowden, Charleston—Scranton & Tall- Schr L.Sturtevant, Corson, Wilmington—Master, . Pitcher, iphia— Walsh, Carver & Chase, Behr M'H Miia, Melvia, Palladetphle-—J Makese Schr M Kizabeth, , Philadelphia~ Jas Hand, tloop New World, bly, 3 }, Acquist, Shields, 75 days, with mdae, to sesperienced heavy wesierly ‘weather moat SeBark hia Lewis (Br), Fitzgerald, Queenstown, 40 days, with mdse, to mai Bark Carniola ater. ‘Orrington) Hc ustic, er. ‘kins, fopkins, Savanilis, April 11, ih fustio, Tins bern 9 days North of Hatoras: Burch Mt Davison, of ireland, & se ‘seaman, was drowns in the husbor of Savaaille. Spark Golden Suey a9 en ape Apri 12, with hides, coffee, &c, Oy, ane eee i ‘Date Waevon ‘Blah \ade)} lagher, Hevans, April 20, with ‘angers "ts Ds Puraod 3 Ex} —~ N gales; winoa from NNEto E and calms; been 10 days N of jatteras; took a pliot on the 4th inst from'boxt James Avery, Alsecam bearing N by W 36 W distant 12 miles Bark Charles rer (of Rockland) Gould, Cardenas, 14 ® Bark Kambier with sugar and mi Not winds. (of Rockland), Pac! olasses, 0 Metcalf ard, Cen: & Duncan. Hateras, Bark ‘Fannie (of Sedgwick); Herrick, Olenfuegos, 20 days, wine Tentoula (Brom), Bullise, Honolulu, 153 days, with guané ond hides, to Bunge & Borage , if Jeziano (AI Trieste, 75 days, with Karstelgy, fru & Co. Int'inst, in a gale from N&, Matale Com- piite, a boy, fell ov a rorboard and wae drowned. Brig Conquest (Br, of Windgor, NS), Clark, Horton, NS, 10 "hal di F 2al Schr John Tyler (of Provincetown), Apni with sugar, chr Julia Rogers ‘with plaster and Roan, Wallace, Harrin, jot & Co. timere for Mayagnez, Quivet (of Dennis), Kelly, Cardenas, April 23, with mo- Schr *, tO Sehr, Sbbr Lai to Moses Ti toes, to ma acter. ¢, 7 days, with spars, to ‘Whorf, favanns le Mar, to Henry & Ve Cordova, (of Hamoden), Perkins, Ws Pi April 16, with molasees, to Brett Bon & Co. 15th ult, Mona Peerage, spoke Danish brig Fiiza, for New York. bi , Smith, from" Arroyo ving: Professor Morse and family on board; same day, socks brig E Matibewe, from Ponce far 3 no dai lew York; Bal- y ay 49, lon 72 80, spoke brig Echo, of and from ‘aylor & chr Wm C Dollit f Bi 5 » Buatan, wibtue AO Rolliver (of Harwich), Doane, Ruatan, April 18 aa (Br), Parker, St George, NB, 8 days, with lam J Ty. Col fatierly. Taylor, Charleston, 5 days, with cotton, to Mecreads, Mott & Co. m oe \Babe este Gardner, isis ‘Trenton, 2 je Gardner, trenton, 2 days. Mare © Piaroe, P elisabettport for Boston. urs Gertrude, Elwood, Charleston, 6 days, with cote Behr . Gilshrist, Calais, 7 days. Behe albert Jameson, Jameson, Rockland, 4daye. Sehr Thos Jeferson, Keli Elis, Salem, 3 dase. Schr Ann B Fipple, Boston for Albany. r Gazetteer, Bolt, Boston for Albany. Schr Toulen, Chase, Boston, 3 days. Schr Benry Gibbs, Stow. Boston, § days, kehr Yarmouth, Boston for ‘alpazy. Echr Ann Carroll, Bacon, , 3 Cage. ‘Schr Fnua Hotchkiss, Nickerson, Boston for Troy. 8. IW. Ship Filbernia (Br), from Gla A DS ceo chap lane bacia aan teoetnios, SAILED, Bteareship Marion, Cherleaton. ‘Wind during the day SW. SANDY HOvK, goizg wrt IAT K pase very hezy. HIG. Tete, JHLANDS, ph Marine Report. be bays badd wo shine hese’ the Baty. Real or ay. me, bound Tor nes ug We bar, bound out Wind WSq, lights weather i, May 6, sunset—A ship showiag Laytin & Buributs | supposed to titer ir tn Tat bethe Wabamo, near the bar, Wi to their guaro islands in the ini lanca, discharged her cargo, wow on her return voya, eprucg aleak an? four JUAN, May 6. sunset—Ne vane fo inward bound vessels in mght, Miscellaneous, ‘Tax Loss or te BaRpiniaN Bia Guiserrita—The follows ing repert is obtained from Capt Guide, of bark D Jex, from Belize, Uonduras:—" the vessel foundered in the Carfbbean Bea, on or about the 4th ult, of which mention was made In the Herawn’s Belize correspondence, on the 4th inst, was the Sar- dinjan brig Guleepptns, chartered by the Atlautle and Pacific Guano Compary of New York to carry out men and supplies her outward voyage, ht crew sre known to ave been save cy ia lige, Honduras. on the Uith wt; ee there fs come Caribbean 8 = Sai ea. Sbe had com. i \d loaded ut and we With # full cat f quent dered, ab reported. nly three of for Aves and Bwan Swan ‘Unity thi tind these krrived at Bee discrepan- if reports as to the Icsa of wwe captain’s boat, ft is hoped shat some furiher portion of the efew my et be heard ma.” . Ourren Sir Twiuzonr, Capt Gates, is now rapidly loading pier 19, Kast River, for San Francisco, ia Wm YT Coleman & Co’gline, This famous clipper made the shortest run (100 days) to San Franc'sco during the year 1858, and delivered her in perfect order, ‘hts real ¥ maguificent vessel tasures A NO il on Wednes- th in et for the voyage, and will sail inet ly Gy, the 25th Bank “niws-—Brig Princess, below Baltimore from WN 1a, bas ed ataea, Nop ‘on board the capt ulare, Barx Wvranporre, Hoyt, hen very heavy weather. Darin; ult, was blows off to the 'sout tain and crew of bark “Airlel, abandoat 108 _at Norfolk, experienced. the SW gale of 27th uit, she wae iy me blown off to lat 40, lon 72, and dnritg the gale from NE of ithward of ‘The easel has not austeined any damage. A Bwepier Bank put into St Georges, Bermuda, @0th ult, Br Buia Vester (of Greenock), Hapkless, from Pernam! for Baltimore wit asbore on ths False vape, Ataisiance has been sent buco h RUgar, durigg the recent rae dei spe, about 2 miles oft ‘oape Henry. Br aaic Graour (of &t Je NP), ybell, from. bueo for allienore, wilh sugary wan’ hort i Cape, during the late gale. Assic sow Bonn mn Ny ‘driven ashore on iho Faise bas been seat toher. tanee ere before partially reporte.l.) ores ‘exNEY, Cottrell, at Baltimore from Calais, ex- eriencea heavy weaiher; loat Feceived ‘other agit darnagee ae deck load, split sails ‘and. It is stated that abip Esgle Wi: been Pe abip Es) ing has not wold. as re- Whalemen. Arr at New Bedford, sth ‘nstent, ship gpa Fisher, Yancuk, tea, Bouoluiu Nov 30, W: nd Ground Jap 80, home), 100 bbis sp. 475 do wh oll aud 80 bbla wh cll from ai {200 Ibs bone from San 6, Kinj with 60 bbls 1,000 da wh off and 3,600) ber, Pi Mined De wark, Of {15 few Zeal- otacke Jan stork ae af er, Sand- wich jelands; bound to Mohgannt direct. Uff Biver or Fiatia, ‘The Barnatable cru on New Zeainrd about two weols «xperiercet ed went: oa rugi ies. Mareb }, of Kiver of Plate, ina Enc, whien Inefed 3h hoors, Tun jou) of sometbMng’in the tage which appeared io be a mast wita cross trees erred awey all the bead rail un the larbourd side an the starboard, fearing off copper and sheathing az in the Ad part from the Sic bila, sblp Harriet, Pacitie Ccean, Arr at Greenport 2¢ tort, se! ae ‘Prem hr Black Diamond, Young, from ejorted at Cape Town. prio Auntie, o¢ f1urd’s island Jan 1 Obbis Cnere Sid ‘tom Sag Harbor 2¢ toet, bark Washington, Babcock, for Oxtord, Mayhew, on board loose vNibuer; on board foono Uhibuer; bonnd isaac Ricks, Dolies, B; bbls; Mary Pow- FH, casks all fall, 1 Desolation to. “ , Ewer, of NI pore eri trensh mock Sen Aealuane Deo aS! with 1600 Zéntand, 18) with i600" bhis rp cll, wit told. Would cruise until Marob, thence to Bay of Istaode wo uit, ard be at home mm August. A'letier froin Capt Baker, or bert Ste a Math ts “oll putirs £0 a2 to proceed on her vov pect of her obtatag abd old A lott at et On araten Merch 28, bas! vertisin 7 for G15 000 on ae it,and ahe would be proba 4 Jobn Lawson, NB, reports: fore reported hia Maria, Chase. of § Pare Thee ea to make: wae llitle pros. seondemned Capt Plond hi ‘er from con oder of ship India, WB, regoris ber es Marc! ‘00 Lue oll all told. Inn severe ole Miareh 2, Jost foretoproant, and st 4 3y next moroing was prareod bp 6 tes and lost 9 boats atarin; ts having tabe ONY. 84, Un ne 108 DUA, 4, at Houolale from the Bi ites é. with them davis, Dearers, abide nad over; i GO ‘eet mule rally 1) siaunchone spline ots" vic Lent one bat of the leo lost apatew, Cars. AGN sheets of mete! eabip Visithage ont port tor repatra. Sy en tne + oil pineg last renurt 1 Much WO, ott Riveeof ok California, report aa