The New York Herald Newspaper, May 12, 1859, Page 5

Prises:—Missouris, 8334 @ %; Canton, 18% » 19; Pacise ‘Mail, 83 a 84; Now York Central, 695 a %; Erie, 734 & 34; Budson River, 3134 # 3s; Harlem, 11 a 3: Reading» 47% 0 4; Michigan Central, 408 3; Michigan Southern, 8% a 9; do. guaranteed, 209%; Panama, 11734 a 118; ‘Minois Central, 53 a 55; Galena and Chicago, 605% a %; Gleveland and Toledo, 24% @ 25; Chicago and Rock Toland, 6934 a %. ‘The following was the businces at the Sub-Treasury ‘The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House to-day were 923,025,022, and the balances $1,887,217 80. ‘Tho Firemen’s Fund Insurance Company have declared a dividend of nine per cont, payable on demand, one fer ent of which will be paid to the Widows’ and Orphaxs’ Fund of the New York Fire Department. » Cincinnat! Gazette of Monday says:— agents arrived at the sensible con- (a it was about time to cut loose from the ruinous pol meg wailed for several weeks past in the freight market; and in order to conform to this view of the case they put their heads together and ges by mutual agreement the annoxed tariff, to take effect to-day, on Eastern freight:— RAIL AND WATER omen ALL RAI =m 4th Class, Flour. . » 26 55 60 ‘The lead! elution, on Saturday, ; Boston, New York. 10 Robhing ‘has been ‘done toward changing the tariffon westward bound freight. A refusal to pro rate with the Atlantic lines at the nominal prices ruling would be an- other step in the right direction. ‘The Boston Post, in its weekly review of finance and and trade, says:— ‘At present money is exceedingly dull and abundant, at 5 to 6 per cent to first class borrowers, on call or on timo; and with the present condition of home trade, it seems ‘most impossible that the market can become much more stringent until other unfavorable elements are added to the withdrawal of heayy balances owed abroad, and to the Jack of confidence owing out of a state of war, or ofa fear thereof, throughout Europe. Until, therefore, the fall ports conte in, and until money is sent Westward in large quantities for the movements of crops, and untilthe autumn trade commences in full force, had think the money market will experience no special change. The gold exports, though likely to be large durin, ing the summer, will scarcely offset the remittances from California, and the large stocks of specie on the sea board, therefore, may not bo materially diminished for months to come, Sterling bills are above the specie mark, but the bulk of bad mercantile remittances have been made, while the igh rates check transactions wherever delay {s possibl wht ith the July interest, bearer ‘abroad, and with dimi- nishing cotton exports, wi a the chances of a decline tm foreign exchange are small Stock Exchange. ‘WEDNESDAY, May 1 11, 1858, $2000 Obio 6’s 1860.. 102; 4634 0 Indiana 6’ 400 MSo & 450 aes, Nie ed sk 850 300 00 do. 3000 LaC & Mill g bs 2000 Ga&Chi 2d m bs 1000 LkErie&W 1 mb 10 sbs Bk Commerce ae 40 Citizens Bank. 13 Com’wealth Bani 5 rm, we §3 Co 50 do. inns Gal ~ RR. b6O 00 combdtoai prid. 50 Penn ag Co. BOARD. 100 ahs HudeooRivyRR: 200 Rarlem RR pfd.. 100 Reading RR...810 4 500 do, 60 50 do... 50 MichS&NT gua stk 10 Ill Central RR. 150 Gal & ae RR..810 50 do.....,810 58% 16 Sixth Avenue RR, 132 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wapwespay, May 11, 1859, Asurs.—The market was quict, and gales limited, at changed prices. Breapsrvrrs.—Flour—The market was again excited, nd the speculative fecting noticed yesterday continued f prevail to-day, and the sales footed up about 80,000 Is. closing within the following range of prices, which hows a further advance for most descriptions of 10c. a . per Dbis-, and a particular brand of choice Geneasee bid at 60c. per bbl. higher, ferior to good superiine State... Ixtra State pertine Western, ; xtra Iowa, Michigan, Indiana and Ohi xtra Genesee, , bt EY a . o 1338838 POWOaTaro essésesae pRePPePpee ego SSSR * & e » s market was Pm but quit. Southern flour was again higher and ive, with gales of about 8,000 bbis., which closed the advanco indicated by tho ‘above figures. eat was Bgain in good demand, and cloged at an ad- nce of about 6c. a 100. per bushel. The sales ombraced bout 40,000 bushels, including Milwankie mixed and club | $28 & $1 450.; ood white Southern avd white Michi 11 at $1 85; red Southern at $1 85; Western red at $1 70. Inber colored ditto at $175, and mixed Western at $1 62 $163. Corn was algo firmer and higher, with sales of bout 29,000 bushelz, inoinding Southern yellow at 98. a ; prime Jersey ditto at 99c. For Wostern mixed 9c. as bid, and 96c. for round yellow. Ryo was drmly id at 97c. a $1. Barley continued in good request, with Jes of about 3;700 bushels of State at 70c. Osts con- bued firm and active, with sales of State at 590, a c., and of, Western and Canadian at 61320. a 623, Correx.—The market was firmer, while sales were ‘mo- hrate, and confined to about 100 mats of Java at 15c., lad 200 bags Rio at 1150. a 126. Corton.—The market continued to be unsettled, while jee were quito limited. It was rumored that sales of }0 or 400 bales were made from store, in lots, on the sis of about 11340. for middling uplands. The following ‘a statement of tho movement in cotton since the Ist of plember last as compared with the previous threo 1856. 1857. 1858. 1859. 3,244,000 2,779,000 2,777,000 3,502,000 “1,887,000 1, 195,000 1,336,000 1. 3614,000 >, Fri 433,000 "364,000 "322,000 "368,000 other f fgnp’ts. 438,000 361, 3000 282 000 479,000 2,408 000 7:909,900 1,640,000 ies 80, i The increage in Teceipts at the ports compared with 1856 8 268,000 bales.. The increase 1a 3a exports Great Britain cmopared with 1856 was 77,000 bales; decrease to Fratce, 000; increase to other forolgn ports, 41,000. | Total in sage 'in exports, Messre. W. P. Wright & Co., their ciroular by ig Africa of today, remark as fol- ‘The political news from Burope, by the late arri- lg, has brought the business in cotton in all the markets the country toa stand. Buyers are ecarce, and though idere #0 far have shown no desire to press thelr stocks the market, there is evidently an nucasy feeling a8 10 > result of netual war on consumption and price. The zerpool raarket stood the test of adveree influences up ‘th April remurkably well, for which reason no de- fe of moment has taken place on this side; such is now, sover, the want of confidence, that we shall be govern: more by the couree of that market, during the remain- ~ of the Beason, than wouid have beon the case had the iticn! borizon remained clear. The position of OS pf ia strong, whether taken In view of the winding aay crop, or the chances for the extent of the ts are reduced to a low amount por week, i frost. tiie and overtiows have retarded the growth of ew crop, and make tho planting season unusually 2 These considerations, however, are lost sight of in utepe. important indluence on the result of peace or war ‘REIGHTTS.—To Liverpool about 350 tiorces of beof by ing packet and steamer at 2s. a4s.; 800 bbls, pork, do 2%, 6d.; 600 bbls, lard at Joe, ant 50 by steamer, at 25s. To Glasgow 400 of turpenting at p. t., and 10 tons of tallow at 100 tons of ofl cake at 163. 64, Rates wore Fasojed for London, while engagements were limited, pec Continent engngoments were light and rates un- ¥ was quiet at 70c. @ 7c, and gales Ii :oN—Sales within afew days have rin 500 a 600 of Scotch pig, Which has been gold chieily at $24 50 ton. am was stealy, OLABBES.—Sales wer light, being ehoeked in somo do. y tho inclemency of tha weather. Small sales of ed Cuba were made at 24e, NEW YORK HERALD, a NavaL Sroxes.—Tho market was stead sales of mmon, to arrive, at $1 Perry Ph to’ arrive and a Last given tn the followin bit ery ho at st 40, *ODbln are 1440 bole] parcel 40, 8. at a regen poolioaly 60 bbis. fair at $1 35, 60 do. at $1 36, and 60 do, inferior at $120 per gallon. Whale isin fair demand without any improvement in price. The transac. tion for the week includes sales of 000 bbls. at 47c., 800 do. at 48¢., 800 do. at 470., and 860 do black at 45c. per eallon, Pxovisions,—Pork—-Owing to the favorable character of the Persia’s news, tho market was more animated, and closed with more ‘firmness. The sales embraced about 7,600 bbis., teary pled mess at $16 25a $17; thin mess at $16. 2% prime mess at $16 50a $17, and Prime at $13 40 . Beef was again firmer’ and more active, and free sales were reported, including country prime at $6 37a $7; meas do. at $8n $9; re- pores mess at $10 a $13, und extra at $13 50a $16. and cut meats were unchanged. Lard was higher, With gales of about 500 a 600 bbis. and tierces at 11340. a 11%. There was no chan; wed moment to notice in the movements of butter and ck.—The sales ‘cmbraced a about 400 casks, closing firm at 83¢c. a 430. SuGaxs.—The market was quiet, but quite steady. The storm of rain and wind.tended to check sales, which were confined to about 100200 hhds., chiefly Guba, at un- changed prices. & TaLtow —Mesers. Knight & Son in their clrcular of to- day remark as follows:—Since our last circular, the market has been exceedingly active, mostly for export, and we note sales of 200,000 Ibs, Butchers’ Aseociation at 1034. Sales of other brands amount in all to 80 000 Ibs. at10%gc., and the stock on hand is light. Tho market closes firm at 1034c, Winskey.—The market was firm, with freo gales, re- ported (600 bbls.) at 283¢c. a 29e, NEW YORK CATILE MARKET, ‘Wepnespay, May 11, 1859. BEEF CATTLE. The unpropitionsness of the weather exerted but little influence at the Bull’s Head this morning, there haying prevailed a good demand from the early hours until the close of the day. The demand was more than usually ac: tive on Monday and Tuesday, and the sales, toa fair ex- gent, at full prices. We have rarely seen the offerings of 80 good ap average quality as they were to-day, and it is yery seldom that prices range as high, The general sell ing prices were from llc. to 12¢., and there were occa- sional gales of extra cattle ut 12/40. a12)¢c, There was but a moderate attendance, in consequence of the large sales of Monday and Tuesday; but prices were very firm, notwithstanding. We understood that there were some cattle yarded which would not be offered until next week, but some of them were offered to-day, the high prices proving too great # temptation to owners to permit them to keep their cattle over for an uncertain market, even though with a good prospect of obtaining advanced rates. ‘The total number on" sale at the Washington yard, for the week, was 2,503 head; and at all the yards, 2,761 head, against 2,640 head last week. The sales at Bergen Hill on Monday were —— head, and rices but did not vary from our range below. At Prowningts the demand ‘was active, and prices realized were about the same as those at the Washington yard. At Chamberlin’s there were offered but thirty. five head, all of which were disposed of at prices within the r: of 103¢c. a 12c. per pound. The demand was moderately active, and there were not eufficient on sale to satisfy toe existing wants of the trade. O'Brien also offered but a small number, and butchers who usually buy at the lower yards were compelled to repair to the Forty fourth street yard, in order to procure a supply for the enauing week. Prices were about the same as at the other yards. Sales at Bergen Hill, on Monday, 214 head. The total re- bo at all the yards for the week and last week were as follow: a Wash’g’n Yard. caer at '. Chamberlin’. O'Brien's. This week. ey ve 112 2 Last week.. 138 82 18 PRICES. BEEF CATTIE. First quality, per 100 lbs. $11 75 a $12 25 Ordinary to good 1100 a 1150 Common, 1060 a 1075 Inferior - +» 9768 1000 COWS AND CALVES. First quality, per head. seeeeee +++ $56 a $65, Ordinary to good, . 88a 50 Common. 308 35 First quality, por hoad......-.-- ual 1s Ordinary to good. First quality, per Ib Other qualities COWS AND CALVES. The receipts haye been more moderate, but are stil ample, the demand being moderate at prices not varying materially from our quotations of last week. The demand for prime milch cows for private use has been a trifle more active,and in some instances higher prices have been paid. Prices bave ranged from $20 a $50 a $60 per head. There have been two er three sales at us high av $70. The total receipts at all the yards for the week aud 'Washinglon Yard. Brev Chambertin's. 0B) ‘asl ‘are 's. : 8. rien’s. Thin week ones 62 os ri 84 Last week. VEAL CALVES. Tho receipts continued very heavy, but the demand has been ashade more active ahd prices a trifle firmer, but salee haye been mainly at previous quotations. The quality of the offerings was a little better on the average, and the number on sale was nearly the sumeas I being only 63 head less, The activity was mutual at ail ‘The total receipts at all the yards for the week and iast week were as follow Washington Yard. Browning's. Chamberlin's. O'Brien's This week... 809 26 107 Last week... 913 7 oO SHEEP AND LAMBS. The receipts bave been hight and the demand more ac tive at a slight improvement in prices. The quality con tinues fair, and gales are readily effected at our range of prices elaowhere. Lambs arc coming in more freely, chiefly from New Jersey, aud are scliing readily at $3 t3 $5 per head, Sheep aro uiso selling froeiy at from $4 to $6a.$6 50, the latter only for tho beet offerings. Tho total receipts at all the yards for the week and last week "Washington Yard. Browning's. Chambertin''e O° ‘shit ara. Browning's. Charterite, O° Brien This week... 246 1,584 295 | Last week... 486 1582 1184 SWINE. There prevailed a moderate request for good swine, at prices ranging from 62c. a 63¢c. for heavy corn fed, and 634¢. a 640. for other descriptions. There were on sale for the week 5,193 head, consisting chiefly of common to ordinary, for which there has been but a limited demand. Dressed hogs have been selling at 7c. a 83gc for com. mon to extra, but with a moderate request. Tho receipts atthe Hudsm river drove yards, foot of Thirty seventh street, North river, for the week ending May 11, 1859, Were as follows:—By New York and Erie Railroad, 2,26 Hudeon River Railroad, 243; Camdea and Amboy Ra: road, 410; Aloany propellers, 242—total, 3,165. Of winich were sent to Fortieth street yards, 1,229; sold, 1,926— Total, 8,155. ty RECAPITULATION. The total receipts of all stock at ali the yards, for the week, last week, and sinee Ist of January, wore as f0l- lows:— Beeves. Cows. «Veale. 8. L Washington yard..2,603 31 809 210 Browning’s. 14 26 025 Chamberlin’s. a7 13 1,889 O'Brien's... 62 107 295 164 1,065 8,055 2,640 205 1,108 8,691 ‘Total ei January (incinding receipts at Borgen Hill) , 60,488 beoves, 3,658 cows, 13,807 voals and 93,106 sheep and lambs. RECEIPTS BY NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD. The following is the roport of live stock brought over this road, destined for New York, for the week ending this morning Cattle, head 752 Calves, head. 413 Tambs..... Total, Movements of Real Estate. By Adrian 8, Muller. 1 lot 8. w. corner of Ist nv. and 48th st., 25.5x100, . $1,230 i adjoining on 18t ay., 26x100, 760 y 630 Hi “ Hi ‘ 630 Je. 8, 2d ay, 75.48. of 49th 1,300 2° ‘adjoining, 1,300 Le. ©, corner of Broadway and 121st at, 5x8 780 1 1osth st. 175 ft. @. 10th av, 1 197th st.; 193 ft. “ By A.J. Bl ecker Bon & Uo, Prince st., houso and lot No. 0, 15x85 jerry at. 3b1, 23x7 POSTAL D DIRECTORY. n and Domestic Matis, {TMM OF CLOSING AT THB NEW YORK OFFICE. Cnonda...5:46 | sleo had bulwarks stove, blew away the matn toprol’ and car: Jearen Monday aud Tuureday, at 8 « settare a for k should be marked “Srerinuda vis 8. Laxe Oirr.The € Ovoriand Mas from Sonu os 4 Sat wea St J every Satnrday, a x. Letiors sould be marked “ver joseph. Fre. New Ories: stoumebip 7 ba ihe Ist beh he a ty wean ei “i aor wld pinced xy lew \ork japre vious 0 the above date.) " ecu, te sicher with mails for ton Haran ame leianas, 10 Souorn......by Mentashlp Bro for Sowthamp Inver ren i ‘won and Havre, Satu day, May 14. MAY 12, 1859.—TRIPLE ‘61d from samara aa Bell, Johneme, Ware dome a thi net G- The Bremen, on Saturday wih take the aa toe Continental mall iether Basen HE, tala, “Cop ‘nine. he a1 —— oda avi, Queenstown. — = “7 seeoten, Feb isetanscd Whipple, Batavia for MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. yore Bi. Convent Renato Mana for ; March ii Lana a Suor’ March 2-"arr Moti, £ d_ ald SFROIAL NOTICE, gut for Formona) Bid Maroh'4 Erogreas to Axe, 1f hose For: Port ef New York, May 11, 1859. CLEARED. Stenmabip Star of the South, Lyon, Savannan—B L Mttehill & Steamabte Roanoke, Skinner, Norfolk, &40-—Ladiam & Holm ‘Ship Star of the West, Young, Liverpool—3 Thompeon’s - "PET Tiina ikem), Kimine, ficemariayen—ilanign, & 20th, Brave Lournel, bard, NYor! Rey, Ran F Tokina end Nepiabe, Fortean ‘Vinet, Julia, and Teabe ita. Fijuan, Saysoite Wobile Dulcina, Pages sud oan Mion Char TOMDRAUZ, April Arr Moses Taylor, Freneb, Brest. Divowre, San Francleoo; Bernard, ‘Bld from the rosin 1, ‘Alverion Smith, NY? Tom, Malle, Bld Hub- Bon Pare, ores ‘gist Biol, dn 2s newt ‘27th, bere Fanay Buck, Crockett, for NYork aout MPARGRIONA, April 14—Are Ci Charleston; sre cca, Crt, Mee, Od i Ole pecan! Fontauilla: Angeliia, Ventoan; Scares, is y Nor ans; 190, io ee lem, Davia, Boston, mn; 23d, Ne ““huanrot, aoe 23--sld Joba Porter, Bennet, y Newport. ps Entout 3, Frank, Kelly, for NYork; Mary Fenwick, John ‘Bark Charlotte, Schnibbe, Mansanilla~Mattiand, Phelps & Biureriuaves, Avr 20—sit Dorete, Graban. Nor Ter «| mine, Siriexer, do (and was of Start Point \e Hark Tanks, Brown, Bigabeihoory Bonwelchel, do; Ocean. Klopser, ced Atenas Brthes Balt. ig Bonito, Hat io Juneiro—| more: Iris, Der tier, Galveston: Uh, Emma, oop, NYork. Brig J W Lovett (Br), Scovill, StJohn. Nivcneckagel & Oo. BREMEN, April 22—Are Adler, ‘Haesloop, Mobile; Bessel, pit Sag iy eet eee Matraking, Orleans, ld 284, Saranac tink ae aa feur Maxon Hogere, Fa ren Green Turtle Hay—Masler. eed an Bremer haven, Lilken, do (and f Minnehabs, Young, Chesspeake Clty —J Han uae Schr Templeton, Hodgdon, Rastport—Jed Frye m4 tithe Win Borage. ly ade ed Bchr Woldott, Parker, Hosion—Dayton & Bprague. Behm, angle ise: BD, | ey L Hale, Dall, fan’ Francisco, | ARRIVED. Steamship Persia (Br), Judkins, Liverpool, A yr] 30, with mdse and passengers, to E Cunard. May 1, “4:50 AM, peased stesmehip Canada, from Boston for Liverpoal: 2d, 8 AM, lat o paased steamahio s}timore, heace for 2:10 BM, lal BL passed stun: dian, from Portland for Liverpool; 7ih. 7 AM. IA 433), lon 4540, passed barks Ivy Green, and Thomas Lee. bound W fh, pasted ship Monmouth, sieering East. the P arrived off the Battery st 9:10 AM Bieumship Kangaroo (ir), Jeffrey Liverpool, April 27, wit mdse and 22 passengers. to JG Dale. Bihan oe Huntavilie. Post, Savannah, with mee and pi hengers. to H{ b Cromwell & Co, ‘The Hl was detainod carr) ands 12 boura by fog. iNark Baloo vu). Hevesian, Shields, and 61 daye trom Ply mouth, K, with coal: Ac, to Barclay & Livlagston, Hod heavy wemterly ‘weatber up 10tbe i since then light winds ana fest ten is Wardell, Alexandria for Boston. ‘ara Bshr Pawtucket, Howe, Rockland, 4a Rebr MH Peed,’ Reed, New Bertiord, 86 nonre, Schr (scar F Hawley, Rackett, Providenoa, 3 days. Schr Sarah Aun Hale Port Kwen for Soston. Schr Caroline, Swift. Port Ewen for Allen's Point, er Onpray, Kenney, Providence. ‘The ship Dreadnought, from, Liverpool, arrived last night, reporis: ‘bt aire throughout the pasasge and 6 dave Seed onlms; Bad cold. westher on tbe Souhers cage of the Banks, atmosphere 80 and water 34; saw no ive; bas 507 aecond cabin dud eeerage passengers, all well. April 19, lat 49 23, lop 244), spokeshio Rufus . from New Orleans for Liv erpool: diet, iat 46 05, lon igvalized @ clioper ship show ng Boston ‘nals, and privatesignal, blue aud ved. diagoas! ih a white bali io the centre; 24th, lat 43 18, Ion 40 45, aaw shiv B 8 Kimball, from New Orleans ‘for Liverpool; 2513, Int 42 84 lon 43 25, signalized one of the Havre packets, supposed the Zurich, benee for Havre; 20th, lat 42 61, lon 61 03. #poKe abip Mary Hammond, Drummond (or Volaon), from Liverpool for New Yorr, i days out, had very heavy weather, lost buiwarks, do; May 4, Jat 41 28, lon 62150, spoke bark iival, from Ardrossan for New York. pont mae day Ehip Oromocte (tr), Webster ne pilot boad B1- win Forreat, No 14. Ship Oliver Moses, Otis, from Liverpool. SAILED. Rteamsbips Africa (Br), Liverpool; Btar of the South, Savan- neh; Roanoke, Richmon' Wind doring the day a aa trom NE, with rain, graph Marine Report. SANDY HOOE ) 1, eunset—One brig ontaide the bar. One ehip and two barks at anchor below the Narrows Ship Nalenga. from Liverooo!, and bark Cuba, areat anchor near the Swe Spit, all bound jn. Two barke and one brig anchored at the S W spit. bound out. Steameships Raanoke, for Rich. mond, posses the bar at 4:45 PM and africa, for Liverpool, at aoe ‘Wird blowing heavy from NE; weather thick and ining. HIGRLANDS, May 11, soneot Faamng steamship Star of fel cone for Baran other The Cunard steamship Africa, Capt Anderson, sailed yester- | via Beifast; 26th, day for preron with @ large number of passengers and | Dean, Aber. ror Yuma vod San Faanciaco; 26th, Balt $1,645,975 in specie. Zerega, N York: American Union, Hubbard, and He The wreck of eaip Champlain, of Bath, before reported de- | Thomss. do; Lady Bale, Pentecost, NOrleans; Brothers, Mor- stroyed by fire at Buenos Ayres March 'l, together with her anchors and el were to be sold at anction. and it was anp. owed that altogether it would nt bring over $200. It was be jeved that the ship wae set on fire by the crow, as they bad a long voyage before them, aud they did not ike the treatment they were likely to receive from the second tata, why oad flogged a colored seaman the day before the Gre. The whole Joes is estimated at $60,000. Banx Susan W Lixp-.Tharleston May 10—The bark Susan W Ling. McLellan, from Trinidad 20th ult for New York, ar rived here, leaking badly, (By telegraph ) Bark Atipa, 46 daya from Glasgow for Bosion, put into Ha Utex 7th inst in’ distress. No particulars. Buc Manta, Tngrabam, of and for Bristol, RI, from Sagaa. | before reported asnore on’ South Beach lie? badly heeled off sbore, and It is thought that this storm will likely break her up ‘There is no insurance on vessel or cargo. A BRIG, Unknown, Was seen ashore on ‘Labrador Shoal’? 10th fost, by U Sache Ranger, at Wood's dole. Scar JonN ADAMS, Palmer, trom Portland for Boston, went ashore on Chelses Beach at § o'clock morning of 10th, nring the night she encountered » gale in tke bay and shioped a nea, which stove bulwarke, cabin windows and half Giled the vense! with water. In order to save their lives the master ran her ashore on Chelsea Beach. Her condition was discovered by Honse, when a boat, manned hy Meesrs bodes and Woods, went to :beir asaistance and auc hands. The sebr lien on the rocks and will probably go to pieces next tide. Eer cargo cousisia of 85 M feet of lumber. Scnr Grace Dansina, at Warren, BI, from Demarara, had heavy weather, split saila, dc, thern edge of the Gulf stream, waa hove pave: lentdeck load, stove head ahd boat, and filed the ; with water, Scnn Wa Sattsacry, Mason, from Philadelphia for Boston, put into New London /0tb for repsira, having split axils Four Juxxy Lixp. which was ashore on Race Polnt, was towed into Stonington 10th inst, Atiantic ©) 10—A large qusntity of anmac and orages bay coming in shore for some days past jaa broken and eaivered condition; algo portious of celitag plank rails knd mizen topmast of a gmail Dark, apparently a Medi- tervazeon frutter. ihe heel of the topmast below the doubling is carved and fluiied. Portions of the above are ly antine Beach (By letterto Kilwood Walter, Esq Bonra of Underwriters ) Canpiry, Spri! 22—Mr W Morgan, pilot), arrived last even- ing from vine, and repor ed 1 ‘american ship National off the hash ridicg. with two anchors down, very beavily; and this morning We fron Duke steamer went in search returned thts evening without falling in with her, therefore it is probable ahe ripped her anchers and ran for Morte Say. ‘The s'eamer United etates will leave next tide in search. Carcerta, March 2—The Am bio Willlam Sturgis, Coos, which clearéd hence (2!st March) for Boston, grounded 'yester- day near the Jamea & Sary’s, flosted shortly aiterwards, and brig Mary A Fore ld 26th, J Pos the Motherbank 28tb) Smith, ria, Ps 26th, Hortouian, Tiarvest, deroga, Sawyer, Hong Kong: 16th, Fre man, NYork; Renowa, Stith, Ayyab; son, Penang Batavia Feb 98—Arr Black Sea, Oate, Paina, Mareh 22— tn port hark Fame, Keone wig orders; t OMtesple, from York ; Arr Hammonia (aa). Schwensen, N'Yor ‘Theobald, Cronstad: (and remained at Oapiz, April 17—Are Northwood. Hillert, NYork; Daniel Cowes. A Webeen , Rilioms, NOrleans. Sid ith, By B Spearing, Ro- gers, Mai Ceiunnd, March 16—Ave Cora. Stirling, Oarcvrra. Murch t7~ Arr Middlesex. 18th, Thos B Wales. Bure, Shields. bard, Manritin Hendee. do; 19h, Gate. Parmalae, Melbonrne; id 16th, Merenry. Hub- Isib, Highlander, Sherman, Boston; Sabiae, xpounder, Foster, and Corings, Ward, do; ‘Diet, Wa Sturgis, Cook, and Hy Buck, Pendleton, do; 224, Panther, Gapnet, Shi fiom Sangor 1th, Fnropa, Robertaon, NYork: 19th, dyntone, Studs, and Vision, Bearse, Boxton; 20ih, omkoos, i ler, NYork; tapan, Dunbar, London, P. ort Carpenas, Api 1 29—Arr brig Delmont’ Locke, Ginn land (not aa before). aLitantomserow, PEI, Feb 27—Arr echr Helena, Roberteon, Dealt, Apri! 25—Arr Queen of the East, Haley, London (and sid tor bor Philip). Dover, 4pril 24-00, Joba G Coster, Hanlin, from Bunder- land for N Doxxoss, ‘April 22- Off, Washington, from Bremen for Phi ‘ox®, April 22—-Arr John Spear, Spear. NOrleans for Cronstact; FB Cutting, Post, do for do, Champion, Mayo, Mo- ile for do; Watham, Witham, Charleston ford; John Ravenel, Jones, do for do. Foocuow, March 5—Arr Asa Packer, Gould, Hong Kong. Bid Feb 24, Ringleader, Matthewa, London. Giowartat, April 19—Arr 8 & H Gould, Smith, Malaga. need by do 19th, Gem of the Sea, Miller, froin NYork for ene Apri 19-814 Wm v Morea Tones Orleans. Hayne, April 2)-8id Lemuel Dyer, wl, NOrleane: Muscongiia, Uarter, Swockboim; 25th, Palmetto. Buskas Cardi and United Sieg: Fraok Hageie, Handall, NYork, Buzvort, Aprit %—arr Calro, Wooster, NYork. ‘Sid 2lst, Epaminondag, Brandt, N¥orK: 2b, Achille, Spedden, do tia ‘April 2—Sld from Guxbaven 20th, Gutenburg. iat, adie, Hewitt, NOrleans. Hoxa Kona, March 5—Arz Wide Awake, Young, Stngapore; ‘ianey, Melbonrasy 10th, Blectrie Sparks ih, Nymph, Price, Shanghae; 14th, Honqua, ‘Sia March 1 Nimrod, Corbett, Singapore; 4th, Ticonderoga, Sawyer, do; Sih, Francis P Sage, Ingersoll, do ‘(and all three arr ats); 10th, Red Rover, Patnam, #ydney; 12th, Barreda Brothery, Peele, San Francisco: Black Warrior, Murohy, and Comet, Burr, do; Eagle Wing, Worth, N York; Lith, Jaa Brown, Crabtree, and Black Prince, Browne, San Francisco; Simoon, Baker, Singapore. Hatirax, May 7—Arr (by tel) bark Alda, Glasgow for Boa in distress; 8b, brig Henry Hine, NYork; schr “Strum. y,”” do. TAVERPOOL, April 24—Arr Nova Seotian (aa), Fortland; 27th, Culloden. Harley, Mobile; Gangee, Dunn, Pensacola, Off do Zth, Calists iawes. Turner, from Mobile. Bld 224, Great Western, Surber, NYork; Perthshire, Hutch: inron, bio Janeiro; 234, Wasp, Lewis, Wilmington: James Caihoun, NYork: 2th, Jameavwa, Candage, do; 25th, Belle Wood, Bush, do; 2th," RO Mictheon, Norviile, ‘Bait more: 27th, Pomona, Merrithew, NY: pie Aver ontward bound Joh Bright, Cutting, for For out 24a, Lonieiana, Matter, City Point; JP Harward, Andros NOrleaca: Chancellor, Horland, N York; Vigo (wa), 49 idence, Loxvox, April 26--Fnt inward, Rdward, Froat, St John, NB )d 23d, London. Hurlbut, NYork (snd ald from Desi 27th); arnbam. @ydnev, NSW. Lanwick, «uril 25—Otf Fare Island 13', "remen ship Erne! Moritz Arndt, Tisesioop. from Sremen for'N York, ORION, Apr 25 “Patia(oy tw), Charlotte, Dalorta, from Mf for N Yor York leaky. Sid Toth Beco, Lamble, Nor —Arr Chas Davenport, Kelly, Surleans; HOR! 224, Thalav’a, Buiveon, Genoa. cigzenuixs, Avril 2—Arr Arlington, Horton, New Orleans 26:h, Johanna Brons, Bouman, NYork; Samuel Kilbsx' Arr S Jorge d’ Aveiro, Santos via Gtbral- re); Ob, AA Dreber Hewitt, Lisboa ater Lowery, Harrell, NYork, Balt, N¥ork: Glove, Cornell, + Paquete de Gibare, Pay , Charenton: ith, Brooks, UN York 15th, Kingfisher, do. Cd Oth, * I Raatery,’” Ridle ork. Mavis, March 26—Arr previous ‘Mors fg Bir Key, Mel warn danas March 2i—Arr Gem of the Ocean, Williams, Co. so ncao, March 4—814 Taive Yankee, Thorndike, Havana, Mania, March &Sld Ked Gauntlet, Andrews NYork. Bewcastie, April 25—Cid Home, Spiegelberg, NYork; Nom- mer hing, Brocksh and Syttende Mal, Detlefsen, d ‘Narirs, April 2—Arr 8 Pietro, Starace, Niork Venrianp Frith, April 20—Passed by, bark Clarence, from Shielda for St Joby, PortLaND, April 22--Off, Ernestine, Fredricks, from Bremen for Baltimore. mPAlttmo, April 15—Arr Daniel Webster, Nickerson, Balt!- eprwanno, March 8—Arr Rocket, Saunders, Singaporo! 13h, do: Semprevivi Daylight. Holbrook, do. Gazelle, Begelaw Pavana, Feb re Raven, Jenkins, NYork. ld $4, Wild Yor Rocweite, April 23—Bid North Esk, N Yori. K10 JANBIRO, March 8—Bld (before reported sld 10%), brig ‘Pagp (or Relos), Aracsju Ds. April24—Arr Anna, Heffetedt, Savannah; 25th © D Merwin, Amsterdam yony, Mareh Arr Blenzi, Barrett, Caleatia: Tioon- Vth, Ninrod, Corbett, do. Sid 18th, Aani fin, Josephine, Lendhoim, "Arraras, Audubon, ; A7tb, OL Bevan, SHANGHAR, Feb 23—Arr Falonn, Meacom, Hong Kong; Mch raw, NYorks 3d, Mary de Louisa, Fone, a>: ngkok; dth, John Jay, unger ord, Yew nylon Bangkok. Sid. Feb 26, Gohota, far, Eastern ttar, Jones, Hong Kong; Mary R May 6--Arrship Sarsh G Hyde, Bailey, Bos- ; J Bradebew, Hradshaw, New York: 7th, Rose Standiah, Huichits, Boston: brig Cygnet, Rmith, N York; achr R HW Monl ton, Sloan, do. Old Sth, ships Coronet Flowers, Liverpool; 6th, Rritannia, Patton, do; 7th, brig Willis F, Ubisholm, New Yor; ecbr Hardecrabble, Gregory Baltimore. + is returning very leaky. St Brrrurs, NI M — Arr ahi rent Qaeee, Crosby, GrExNock, April 26- The Am bark WB Dean. Hilton, for | Boston, Cid 2d, sbip Monmonih, Doane, Liverpool; bark Da se \chich pbt back ApsiiSl, having touched tbe wroma ‘ar | cotwh. Bourne, Penarth Ronde and sld from Eastport 43h); 6th, Bo Kilchattan Say, anc bad to discharge, has resbipped her cargo ot pig tron, amounting to 454 tone. Lrcnonn, april 28—The American ship John H Ryereon, Latham, from Trieate, ent away her masts during a heavy SW gale Toih fret, to enable her to Fide at anobor ostaite, the Vadn Shoal; abe bas ince been towed in here by a steamer. L1snon. Apri! 25, 4 BM (received by electric telegraph) —The eb'p Polar Star, Pearson, ‘ iverpool. ‘tu ieste, STE, rll 22— Arr Reta , Phinney, NOrleans. ‘Texri, ‘April 2)—Sld Gezustera, Visser, Philadelphia; 260, Alice Taioter, Post NYork. Tanix Bay, March 16~ Arr Deane, Brabuer, Boston. Home Ports. ORTON, May 10 additonal) “Are Barks B Willams, Corn wall, ix Iele for Washington, D 0; Hlisa, Pike, Hawes, Post Charlotte, Palorto, from Cardiff tor New York, bas putin here | yng ian brig Ji “4 and; Norwegian brig Jemny, Linnae, Glasgow; schra LM Jenky} cargo discbarged Birout Cole, ind Jebo’& Mather, Nickerson, Philadelphia, is inieraens ‘Via Qusrantin ship George Washington, Crowell, Liveroool Arrat New Bedford 8th inst, ehip Tritent, Taber, Ooh Eigra! for a brig. No vernel went to ea to-day, wind EN, fea, Hono'uln Nov 14, Koroton a Dec 18, Sew Zealand Ground | yah rain U8 irlgate St Lawrence, for Philadelnuis, Jan 7, with 75 bbls sperm, (55 taxeu on the pasaags), and 1,900 do wh of] on board. Bent home 20 bbls sp, 458do wh oll, and 36.000 tba bone, Beporta spoke on New Zealand, Jan 6, Kilza F Magon, Smith, NB. nething since Jeaving Sandwich islands, bound to Bay of Islands, Fed 6, lat 46 40 S, lon 56 40 W, Navy, noe lexving' Honolatu, and xu# ber take cxtaay— would craiae ia that visintty unt the Western Ground, and be at home ip off Mootauk, saw ® whaling bark bonnd into Sto. probably, the ‘the ‘Trident experianced a r River Pinte onthe iatof March, In which Mr Bobart 0 ‘i axter, third mate of Hvarni«, was lost overboard: ame tine ft three bosts ard their davits, had fourth stove t) pisces, ried away main topmast stay, &e. Arr orb, bark Alise, #rezier, Newsil, Ochotsk Sea. Hilo Jan 7, with 960 bbis wh ol! and 5000 Ibs bone om board. ent home and sold 200 bbls ap 400 do wb of! and 12000 Ibs bons, Has oo freight 65 bole wh ofl aud £000 Ibs bone from bark Ocean Wave; 4 bbls ep and $17 do wh oil from ship Dani Wood. _ Repor saw off Cape Born Feb 27 a whaling bark bpd SW. patotes black, with a narrow white streak, wing a signal of re white and bine in disgonal stripes (probaly the Two Brothara | of * Bedford); March 2, Dallman, X*edford, clean, and saw her close reef and heave to in aSW gale; off Bermuds, uo date, Emerald, Hallock, of sagen ae Bh inse ship Jobn hall Ar at do 9h inst. al fohn Coggershall, Lambert, Oshote« Sea, Honolula, Dec 3. Babi hie Mere 22, with 135 b' bie and x in the ‘adne (iY), Bertie, Palermo; * Shields: br Fidad, Dania we Tobey, NBedtord. "Sid bark Bir startedia two of steomer K B Forbes, and anchored fo the aby Calliope and brrk Hanson Gregory, alao remain ith ser (by tel) ships Tigress, Ftevens, Liverpool; Rorking- ham, Melcher, do; JF Chapman, Chap , do; ‘ark ari: Rivelan,”” NOrieans; Gootatas, Prades Ellen, Sawyer, Palermo. May 10—Ar’ sieamer Joseph Whitney, hre Roenmond, Owens, Pernambneo; ohn Conklin, &t Jago de Cuba; H Cortis, Carman, Calais; Manton, Srceby ton. Cid steamship erie Layfielé, NYork, barks Kate, Oliver, River Plate; andre: Menderonn, Henderson, Havana; brigs Peter © War wi a Laa- fio Janel"; Honnab Balch, Matthews, Salem: Hliza ler, Boston: iimtth D Bellows, Clark, Harttord: Seguin, Kingsland, do; Cohasset, leo F Beymour (Br), Dill, Berbadoes; wrisa? O Warwick, Lanfare, io Janeiro; ‘Mary oy Zabine (Br), Boudrot, Helife BsNUOR, May Toker ecars Alblop6; Wardwell, New York; ih, Fen Herbert, Johnson, do 2, off Falkisnd Islands, spoke Napoleon, pic Philadel , May 8—Arr achr Adeliza, Prescott, NYork. Sid 9th, 4 Crawford, Coburn, jachr Olevia Buxton, Wil: BRISTOL Rye Arrachr Wave, Smith, Port Kwei * BOWENVILLE, May 6—arr achr John Lozler, Tellzabeth- DIG Er ORy May 9—Arr achr R 8 Dean, Cook, Philadelphia for Taunto 1260 do wh of! on board. Kent home 87 bb! 3.000 BaaTPc TT. May 7—Arrabip Zeuobia, Pendleton, St 3 Ite howe. Reports, Marob 11, Ist 30.61", 17a 80.14 W,. spoke en, AP ‘and sid 9b for Liverpool. ld $ih, brig Adela, prides net Corina, Edgartown ols ep alls, N Yorks, Bolltns, Gove, do. ot) of) since leaving the and wicl iat (1, RIVER, May 9-—, shr Maria Cum: ATAU ship Parachute, Cory, Ocholak. See, Honotnla, Nov Ntorky sloop THB oe gapengegeramsaags Zi, Morotongs Dec 31 with S00 (5 ep tskea Jan 6) 1700 GALVESTON, April 8—arr sobre Water or Bull, os a whale oll nnd 18,000 Ibe bone on ‘Bent home 1339 bhis wh oi! anc 26 bo Ibe bone. Feb 2), lat 42. 33.8, lov —. William « eee, *H. 1 right whale since leaving Sandwica | home; 9th font, off Gay Head, in main wopgaloot sande oe ee ae Pacitic Goean; bark Pasific, Smulth, Ia- | ‘Avr st Mattapolselt Sth inpt, ahip Sarab, Swift, Ochotsk Ses, bile; 26th_oarks ¥quity (Br), baer ge Liver, | rr) ger Ronten, Hoston: brig Verte, Blah, uppowed fo be, ike Housion, and Alamo trom Barone Tu AY. over thes Suh to Gat fer May aobe Te the ofing May 1 two barks, © sehrs Anns Shepherd, Dickinson, N York; kinmns, Thomp. her, Applegate, N York son, inatian, 1. ships National Guard, Gaten, towed 14 Tor Liverpool: barks San Jaci Bopoiuin Nov 1s New Zoalaud Grotind (where she tok rats, for Bostog, ion, Bradford, for Liverpool dg; bbe wh), #ich 40'bbla wpecm, i do waale oll, and Weidead Ghtve Kelly, on aon 14g; Petar Oilnton, ragien, a one on board. Sent bome " BR 49 wh ol ry | odo Loutaa Paton, Rawyer, for do do; American Bugle, Tab Be etolie bone. as om frelaht 23 ool 600 do wh ofl, | uit, disg: brigs WM Tio een, for Boston Mg. Ge from park sone, Reporte? pet 2 Rb Wes ‘Sawamerbant | Biya bie: BT Noreross ay for 0, do a p under jury topmasta, steering Tia tom Sag Harboe 2 ins, “Sark Washington, Baboosk, t South « itantic Arr st do 9th, ship Emerald, Ballock, SH, trom Sew Zaw land, with 640 bble wh, 1006 Ibe bone; shipped home 2080 bis. Spoke April 1, bark Union, of Matiapolsett, 060 bbls sp. Bid rom eippican 20th inet, brig Altamahs, Clark, Atlantic Minnie Miller, Whi YUENNEBUNEPORT, May 8—Arr sobr Lookout, Bali roe, for, N YORK | jon, wl iD, AN cise Dig, HARTFORD, May 10—Arr sobs aaidhias Pratt; Chas Cater Cocpar, and Alby. Cloyd, ilzabelbpock, sloop Saper Browa, Perth Amboy. 81d sloop'Mary Elizabeth, Taylor, Ne ‘Arr ut St Tlelena March 26, Globe, THnp, NB, from Coast of wore. Africa March 6. wiih S60 bbia aperm oll on boant; 23, D | “LUBRO, Mayi—ayr achre © Knight. Parker, NYork: 9, Fravklin, Rursell, Wentport, teow a eraine, 100 ap, 250 wi Gen Peavey, uni, do via Poruand. Sid fib, schr Fraaklis, Boards 20th, Crozetics rob i Hunt, ® York. b ard LYNN, May 4—Arr ech? G Green. Weaver, Piniedelpbie. oonnee Zealand Ground Jan 1, deorge, Gliva, NB, 6 wha OBIE, a fag Bir ship Grogoo, Porter, Liversoal Py om crow aittweh to pel neceagy ae oedema wae RD, 10-814 aches Sicdaeee well, to gall next day fF Paciic Ocean. KDFORD, Me: iv il rom Ft Thomaa 14 ult, ark ‘The Winslow, Root, of Paundeohin copy, Daria, vee KWH May 9—Arr ke. RRWronT, May 9-1 ech Rowen.” Spoken, pper, icom Liverpool foe porta te the Pa: BE Dip Caron Ty trsita of Magellan Bhiladelphie for ne wiih wrsioe, Woman f 1 ilu, trou Figg, ang aia as Carroll, Prat Perlite, (roa Londoa for Rortiand Bay, Dee 2, at | deve Fiopncier and Wate Tint ony sy i rab roa from oat on eNO NOrleans, May 7, lat 4006, !on | E 4 eam, Worel, Susan Baker, Alpine, Mirror, Democeal; ; lot Nont Kewha Forrest. and others p “alr Geld trot Moston for Ossi Pie Ary (or ted achrn Eile, Crowell, Ballinore; Nl ion od soSby pilot bout 1 A: igugpegenhanbelgeidid gana arker, Ellzabetbport for Cambridge,” Wind NB, and Sulp. i} Tucker, Tuekor, from Liverpool for Philade!phin, April. 17, at 46%, Ton & . ale HAVEN, May 10—Arr brig Wynyard, Rutledge, Sun- 2 “a, t cries from Philadelphia for janeleo, risod, cr Samad By “Tokyo a Arr echr, Nightingale, Martin, Bal: y Meath, Hopner, 46 days from Rosten for Bue- joop Aurora, Villiawoe, NYork. Cid bark Baleyoa, iat ~ Foner Jabra. ache Triagraph, Eldridge, Poxto Rico. |. Boa OW, trom Porton for Mobile, May 3, | | Arrachrs R ‘Knigh Pasta an ani wm Salisbury, Wa ‘Se 38, low 69. Philadelphia tor Boston. Cid sehr Jno Oliver, Senaders, Tirly 4B Carlie. from Bewom for Cardenas, Mey 9, Int Jey, WAO—by LOL boat Kawi Forres nina Fehr Sea Witch, Chapman, for ft Janeen for Valparaiso , Jo Ue siraite of Magatian, SOuye trom NYOrk for St J uiuwgo, May 7, | i ¥ PAILADELPHTA, May Are brigs Bila Reed, Taro, St Tix Perry, Boston (and old | rarah Flizaeih, Raynes, Matanzas; ashes Silver Magy: 0). adele, Baker, New Yor. Old jerks Leland, Humphrey, Havana; iH Yarrington, Gorhara, Bosion; brig Lesex, Blanott, Portland; scbre 8 F Soliiday, Sea: SHEET. Ap6, Clare. Ore 0, Peston; Tavincible, Hodgdon, Be- “aay -—. ‘Mapesnilla, Ds Matan Cd SAO ar since a Bid, wind Nis, bark N POK’ Hi voorn, May 7—Arr James Freeman, Free- schre Tangier; D P, Talpey, Philadelphia; Neptune, Nutter, vention, May 10—Are steamer Osprey. Renney, ,N York; scbra John 'F Crouch. Henderson: Fal Loulan Gruso, Philadelphin; Kuve, Skidmore or ‘man Bld echre Ambassador, Freaibey, Fhiladelohia (or Calais); M Carlton Beatler, do; sloop ‘Attocedent, N York. RICHMOND, Ma} 9—Arr steamship Jamestown, Parrish, N Fork, ld ar Wigs, Lowry, BD Janeiro, wht Galego, Simi TAN FRANCISCO, April 18—Arr ship Horabun ri, Oak, Port Townsend; bark N'S Perkins, Ritchie, Humboldt; 14h, seumabip Brother Jona jonathan, Staples, Victoria; brig Angenetie, Studley, Puget bound. Bid {ith, slips liza & Kila inne Val Rarsiso; Herald of the Morning, Baker. Callao, Tath, udrews, dot Prima Donna, Pray, New Fork; bark d fe More: Belly, Lankaue Cid ith, shton o8 Kingfisher, Harlow, Hong on,’ Calls eat May 9 ‘arr brigt, America, Robbing, Poiladelobia; Geaztound, Pierce, Bitsbelnport; eckra Jas § Hewitt, Boss Philscelphia; ‘Globe, Flowern, do for Bangor; . Delaware City: Protecting, Cole, leroy Ratu tinis tat tala Foe ‘Portland for Remedios. ONIN) Fh, ‘May 10--Arr brig Mary. & Plorce fat. pity JOA rig. ; schrs “F Taft,” Bunker, do ar 7 ite. Port Ewen for Bangor; Charles, Cole Woodbri for Taunton; sloop Gen Korsuth, Had- an, "NYork for Seed jedford.. YEAONTON, May 10-Bid ech Jonas 0 Chew, Bogbee, New WILMINGTON, NO, May 8—Arr bark Nathan Hinckley, Snow. Kia Janeiro; briig Abby Jones, Pasty, Gloucester eld in, orcham, Cuba; acre G B Dixon, Ward, SWASHINGTON, NO, April 2)—Arr schr UB Parmele, Gas, 1. Windies. WISOsBSKT, May 5—Arr brig W C Clark, Wall, NYork. FINANCIAL, vausr BELMONT, BANKER, 76 BEAVER BTRERT re of credit for travellers available in «ll parte ofthe world, rua the Messrs. Rothocbild, of Parts Lo don, Frankfort, Vienna and their correspondenia. ILLS £1 AND UPWARDS, ON UNION BANK OF Bianacn, land, for nile by W ELLA, rando Det 200. 0 ta Brondway,, New York sat paid on im the passenger dq) eae cn rename a Sees Oe 2ISTeRE ee Haak of tbe Republi BRMENT. Preawaver Aran. FFIOR OF THE FIREMEN’S FUND INSURANCE COM- May 10, 1859 — Notice is hehe sien that the di rectore of this company have this cay declared a dividend of hhine per eent on the capital stock thereof, out of the net earn. Inge of the company, payable on demand, one per cent of ich, being fitteen' hundred dollars, will, azcordiog to the erms ‘of tw ebarter, be ii we Widow wb ‘Orpbans’ Fund of the New York Fire ent. raphy COTENRY BREOKMAN, Secretary. 10 KNICKERBOOKER SAVINGS INSTITUTION DE- Fea ae ~The, Untied Biates Trast Company, of Mew Kecelver ef the Knickerbocker Saviogs Institution, Raving converted ail the remaining assets of 8:14 inatitution flo cash, here\y gives notice that a third and fual dividend of ‘two nnd a half (234) per cent on ascertair ed claims azainat auld Savings Inatitution will be paid, by the aoa ot No.8 Wal street between the hours of 10 A.M and 3 Dil depewtiors wee vate ecved iets tata since the last dividend was declared will be entitled to receive the mount of previous dividends ai the tine, Dated Apri! 16, 1869. JOSEPH LAWRENOE, Presitent. Joux A. Brewar 17, Becretary. Thomas Greer, owner of BOOK No. 6,104 ts Tequested to call. BE ASURER’S OFFIC tk ar fr RAILROAD, ‘ew York, May The mock autor booker of iets Company will be closed at 2 ru oo huraday. Se 30 aha Lull 10 4M a Soeatay, pry ai ‘annual 6 arse ar GS OLAKEE, Treasurer. HE SDESORIBER WISHES TO ENGAGS IN BOMB business, manufacturing preferred, whereby he can in- veat $10.00 or 12.000 profitably. He has been engaged in Dusiness in this city sor a numberof years, and fs well so auainted with tim all ite phases Plesse ad¢ress D. H.. box 108 Herald office, galing style of business, where carried on, in the real name of the parties, which will be considered con- jen! 10 LOAN—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, ON NEW YORK ‘or Brooklyn property, sums of $1000 ‘and upwards or Ponds and mortgages purchased. Apoly to TAYLOR BROS , er of Fulton street, room No. 11. iN, ess DIXO: KER, Removed to 49 W1 {liam sireet, near Pice, ling bills on sale. MERIOAN BANKERS, 60 Rue Ohauses, d’Antin, Paris, France. _EBN’R THAYEK, 2, Pine street, room No. 28. 9. $2.000 72 —FOR A TERM OF YEARS, UPON $ oad sna mort age. Acdress for three days, ‘with particulars, Alonzo, Herald office. 2. 000 WANTED ON A PROPERTY WORTH $12,000, on which there is a mortgage for 83,000 Address P. 8., Herald office. 8. 000 TO $10,000 WANTED—IN THE MANUFAC. ture of @ staple article, on which the proiite are 60 10 70 per cent net. Special or general partnership The dest of references required and given. address James Dan- can Poet office, N. ¥ 1,000 72 BOA, O8 BOND, ARD MouTG AGE, 0.0 sums to suit, on New York or Brooklyn roperts, Dax: as 6 parent Morgages bought." Four nev rown sone houses in Thirtieth steret, near Browiw sale. ©. &. LOCK, 23 Liberty wrest. 200.000 aMONEX 70, LEND, ON BOND AND morgage for & term of five vears, and la sume to «uit applicante, on improved or unimproved real ea- tate in this city or Brooklyn. Apply to 8.8. BROAD, 13 Wall ry street, secon sto $215. 000 "pr sompane merase, Fer, $7 William street. ‘axpmnr BRORE. BROS. & co, 0G Lost $8 REWA ye alge black and tan Kugiigh tervior, sropp and long ‘ail, anewerm to the name of Gyp. Any 4g the dog 15 167 East Fourteeath street, will recelve the above own 1OUN! N A BROADWAY OMNIBUS, A PORT monnale, containing a sum of money, which the owner can bave by calling at 14 Front street, up stairs, proving pro perty and paying tor this advertieement. RFT—ON THE 10SH INSTANT, AT ABOUT EIGHT o'clock A.M, in a Fifth avenue mage, to Fulton ferry, between Teuth sireet and Fulton, corner of Brondway, a map of Germsuy, In book form. "Ths finder will recelve n suitable reward on delivery at No, 97 Water street, OST—ON TUESDAY, 107TH INST., A PROMISSORY 4 note for $200, at ninety daya from eb . 12, 1859 executed by © W. Schaffer, payable to the order of, and endorsed by ‘Thos. Burton. The finder will be suitabiy Fewarded by pre: senting ft to Mr, Knox,’bat store, 212 Broadway OBT—ON MONDAY, MAY 9, ABOUT 2 P.M, A BLACK overcoat, with velvetcollar, in Fi'th avenue cara, The firder will be rewarded on leaving it at 47 Fifth avenue OST—IN THE NEIGHBO@HOOD OF BROADWAY, 4 between the hours of Zand 4. M.of the 10th inst, ad Fnglish greybound, with plated collar, enamelied s! neck, and answering to the name of Dick Waoever will bring meme te French’s Hotel, Oity Hal equare, ea be enttably re- warded for their troubl FRENUG, OOKETBOUK LOST—Last SUNDAY, IN GOING Ketbook contain “papere, vaeful only to the owner, besides eeveral visiting cards, B monining. The finder will bé suitably rewarded by leay ng the shove at 17 Sxet Thirty first etrest, or at 43 Beaver st TRAYED- FROM FORTY SIXT STRERT AND FIFTHS 5), Arenue, two cows, the properiy of a poor man. | Whoever ‘will return the name to the Above vlace will be rewanted wiih the thanks of the owner, Owen Kei le) THE TI TRADES. j GARDENER WANYED—ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS hia business and can come well recommended. Apoly to F. Griffing, Clinton ave, between Myrtle and DeKalb aves., Brooklyn. HORSESHORR WANNTED—A GOOD FLOOR MAN; nocther need apply ; ® single man preferred. Apply. 01236 Mulberry at SILK HAT FINISHER WANTED—ALSO, A LADY lroner. Apply this day at 66 Cortlandt street, corner of ington street, ([RFENTERS, WANTRD—AT. CORNWALL, ORANGE J county; three or four bands, who understand the Dusinere, good wages will begiven: wanted iomedistely, for the reason, by Chas H. Mead, builder, Gut DERS WANTED. —WANTED, GI&L9 ACCUSTOMAD gold lesf; those who have worked 01 window sheleveres boul gilding may hear of steady emoloyment and good wages by applying at 488 Broadway, room 17. ‘80 BOSS PRINTFRS.—WANTED, BY A YOURG MAN, A Roglieh, asituation in a book, news or jobving oflice. aa Greeo J. 7 Smith, at Mr. Yelman's, £78 Staton street, corn of Columbia. 0 WATCHMAKERS —WANTED, A SITUATION, BY A emart, hovest boy, to learn the watchmaking and jewelry iainess; best references given. Apply to Martin & ‘Bitchie, iW ‘Water et. (T° DiaMonn JEWRLLBRS.—WANTED, A GOOD Sat. i fqn but good workmen need apply, at A. Wil- jokn 10 ENGRAVERS —a YOUNG MAN (A GENRRAL EN. raver) would like to engsge with any any other State: he cuts book binders’ stampa, door aud ens pkites, seals and silver were; draws weil, Apply to Wm. . Tompaon, 169 William et & HARNESS MAKERS. Ricans SIX GOOD Barns. . Dunacomb’s, 568 Bro: NO z also good sitichers, at Alox, H. (0 BOSS CARPRNTRRS—A Zouwe 1 BOY, BETWEEN 17 srd 18 yeare of age, praatice hime to some good carpenter; he {s smart and will | call at corner of 30th sireet and 10th avenue, ire Timhecee Wan A RESPECTABLE, TEMPERAT2 AND competent man, js I waiter, in a private family. Genrbe seen un rg a Gan be seen nl engaged at place, basement door. TANTRED—A YOUNG MAN, AS S CURTER IN A OLOTH W “ing tore, Apply at 447 Hud WwW ANTED—A GOOD Ay Pages and womens pthc MAKER. ove FS _E. v. WADONWOUT & ©O , oor. ore Brondway and Broome ace ae THE AMERICAN TRADES COMPANY, ws at Frankfort fort street, five brass finishers, ac cutvomed ato parulahiog tubing. N' MAKER. FRENCH OR GERMAN WArTee Toor 1 ovetuired to open Rag Miah. Apply at ‘nd Pear ot uD yaairs. D_PATTERN MAKERS. IN. W Aiuire nt Reptane Sron Works, foot of 81st, Bast river. 7 RIVINGS COPIED, WAITINGS OPTED, WRITINGS ed. ), merohaots and eae aha eras ave ueatan expedtious band, tae ‘ons Of becoming ao unt an the above, wo ay rete tho wring, Br cesta es consciad otk we despatch, Trial t# reapectfully solicited Addreas Sct pat) 4. 8. P, care of Mr. Barnes, 106 West Sih at, N-Y, DRY GOODS, &C. BOLOMON & saiad AT» FREXCH Pie ee A) Sue tt MATERIALS Comprising ean von tha WHOumteny ao Brocatelles, satin delaines, Tastings, slthe plang nad ble err, Thelr paper sanciee RAR curtain hard Contains & large and varied assorun: Deonrative and isin Belected by one of the firm from sioaks of ses is vet Weak veh hey a are pre ered 10 90 in the y are preps up ‘highest style of art siook - bey thf ac eer own maaufaeture (Comurpaned fo ‘now offerin: to the retail trade AT WHOLE: ALE PKIOKS. TDE EXROIVAL'E. 687 BROADW AT -STAMERD EM. broideries description at wholesule and every ae stamping to ae executed tn and most manner’ em okes of different kinds; also for aight dresses. ren’ Ys plane sult. GARD, W. TACuaOE. £9.51 BROADWAY, BES- ect is attent extensive spring ier inportations of bein ag Jasna desitble, souaiog in past of unuseally large and deatrable Fancuime heared Foulards, by the y Plaid, atriped, check, and Bayadere ais’ Bilk robes, double avira, very Baroge robes satin bands, hack ue ry a ieloths, beautifal texteres, Pisek challica, without lust Bummer > mbadaes, very kandsome, Black grenadine, every width, very choice, Reautilul black grenadine robes, dowble skirts, Crape Maretz io all with Bpacieh crapes, 1% and 2 varde wide, a new article, Ereluh di ‘Yarda wide, $1 per yard, Elser grenadive barexes, vers desirable, Black ches a Bayadere bareges, handsome goods, Freveh laws aud orgat cies, Engliah and French vop!ins, to Materials for tra ry TACKSOR, importer of mournin No sit ‘Broadway, between Spring and Prince se. A GRAND. OP! G OF RICH LACES, EMBROI- deries, ribbous, £c., at 867 @ixth avenne. W. EMBERSON. be nipte yy WEEK. Tip he pam AD CITIZENS Invited tw examine Se sos stock of SKRRCUCKER, PUNGE MELTS SATINS, CRAPES, PINE aFPLE DRESS UOT Pineapple boonete and sunbonsets, fire grass linen, and alorge variety of curious fancy goods from the Kast Indies, Ching and Japan, at FOUNTAIN’S India store, 653 Brondway. 7 DE PRRCIVALS, 657 BROADWAY—ALL KINDS French embroidery to order; tnittalsfor handkerchiefs, Gbie nen and bed clothes, scalloping, silk embroidery. de, transferring, laces dove up like new. hildren’s under gormenvs always on band and made to cedars omit as SNE AIDING MACHINES. JAMES BARS, MACHINE JUNBER, BKIRT-HOOP, ROLLING AND BRAIDING MACHINES, 43 Wu ere Sreet rrexsow, N. J. Orders solicited and’ ‘panetually attended to. LACK RRWING SILK SITAWLS FROM AUCTION. 300 BLACK G&ENADINE OR BEWING SILK SHAWLS, at $], worth $12. Sw’ JACKSON, importer of monrping goods, No 851 Kroadway, between Spring and Prince streets. Bk, ie KS, BLACK SILES—W. JACKSON, NO. S61 imported and ta offer: retail moat beantiful and desirable sock of mourning black alk ever produced in this market. We challeage competition, Gall und examine, Observe KSON, imposter of mourning gorda, tween Spring and Prince strecta. No. 88 isrondw (C*cuEninzs AND LACE. Parts, 0 roe Bichaliey. $4 rae Com, jee Indes. Manufactories of lace, at Brupeels ond Chanuliv, House at Kachmyr, all the patierad of Ince belonging to this house are ef rare value, from thei Ariieic deaigns. ‘They posncas algo a whole species of India cechemire sbswis, unknown in the trade in general, and the superiority of which fs incontestible, Every article gold at Manufacturer's prices, Prices fixed and marked ia kaown egures. Qaar=s. CARPETS, GARP RTS. B. & J. E. CONKLING, Cortlandt st a3 street, TEPOBTERS AND WHOLESALM DEALERS baving been solicited to Fetall frown then sock, ‘Are offering AT RETAIL Sevorsthing in the earpet line, TILL JULY This is the lorgest stock ever ollered atretail ia New York, ENGLisH VELVETS. BHAL ENGLISH BRUSCELS AND T <PESTRIFS, RIAL ENGLISH THRER PLYS, EXTRA SUPERFING SUPER AND FING WOOL AND UNION INGRAINS, (gome new and very rich designs) FLOOR OLCLOTES, INDOW SHADES, and ibang in the carpet line. rom 134 feet to A feet cep Nasties, DRUGGETS, &c., &e. Al! good are retaled at whotensio PRICES FOR OasH, UNTIL JULY 1. Buyers will find it to their pape to Look at this stock OILCLOTHS, before buying elsewhere. Seah Ri. & J. E. CONKLING, 33 Cortlandt street, Saintes Broadway and Greenwich, COBEAY, 0008 TODAY AT, $57 SIXTH AVENUE corner of Y wenty second street W. EMBERSON. ACE CURTAINS, No, 351 Broadway. GILT COBNICRS, ry Browdway, No. ‘351 Broadway, FERGUSON BROTHERS, ‘351 Broadway. Goods atreduced prises, at EW SPRING GOODS, JOST RECRIVED. 1 be offer fed on Monday, May 9. Bleck Chantilly pointe, $80. * Binck Coantily mantels, Applique point seta, $8. [zm collars, Applique point barbes, $8. Caves, barbes ad colfures, ‘A minguificent nesortment nelecied Expres for ont retail salon BR & GRANT, 703 Broadway. OTHING RUT AUCTION GOODS AND JOB LOTS KEPT IN THE STORE, Foint collars a1 $5 Pout eapes at $100. Strangers visiting New York for dry good are partlealarl tnrited to eall before thay Buy thelr goods, z EXTRAORDINARY REDU UCTIONS FROM TIME PRICES. DRY GooDs © FOR THE MILLION, ‘Announce ‘0 tne trade ust hey hare redaord the prtees upom shawls, baregea. iInwne, a )ke robe dresses, mantilias &c, #0 as to defy aii oc mpeiion—making paus of foe goo.s inetsad of comes ies. 10,00) “roche and pi fated bordered alslia sbawia—bougyt at auction a! eee prices than were ever before knywo, Deep ail ool printed borders, $1 25 to $225 each. athe best al-wsol brocae uoruers, $7 1) $3 80—old price, a Tre cheapest cock of bisck ailks in New Yor! The big prot, eapored on tbo. best atee)axicte, ‘The best elgren bi op tieel, S12 per dozen—old price, $28 %, Garner's, 8.6, American and a] the best prints, ese hig At a 12, to 12840. ‘a. summer sinffa, £0. (lets, ‘alpacas, satinets, Call and see the goods before of large profits gane by. you buy. REMIUM SHIRTS. PREMIUM SHIRTS, PREMIUM SHIRTS, The celebrated preminm shirts, 723 Broadway, under the New York Hotel, form ming L on ele LOUIS ANRICE, are making the best filing shirts, of York Mills muslin body And the finest hinen bosom, wrist &c for B33 por dozan, OF $16 {0 for six Orders punctnally atinaded to nod resdy at short notice. obeerve-—Nothing dove Roce) Miving constantly 120 of the eat Rands ef work. -Collara ihe fest linen made to order for $3 per_ dozen, “All kinds underelothing, tes, gloves, in great variety, on hand: Under the New York oleh Broadway. <1 OHAMBERS HaS OPENED 4 arias, D AssOk? Ss. tee mae beg Meee! eee ees and obfl- 's under linen, new les and best quality, teaenigat reduced prices, by 8, CHAMBMRS, near St Micboe tas 5 pees ‘yded —_ NOW MAKING THE CELEBRATED fastenings, 11 lao, akiris with a0! for $1.31: iid ortiee a0, and 17 Brings ‘ato BARD. 2 Spring street, near Hadson. ING’S woven skirt f eas —WE ARS NOW MAKING Fae Tasca tape fe ssc} lt springs, $160; int ire ike rae fo rca HARDING'S woven skirt’ fact Hudson. Ww. EM3E8SON OPENS HIS NEW Lage IN fixtb avenue, corner of Twenty-second street, this day. EMBERSON WILL OPEN His | NEW = street, with + thisday, at 357 Sih Srenue, corner of Twenty second Ww stock 0: bonnets, flowers, &c.. web wit will be sold very cheap. rich Inoes, embroideries, ribbons, 29) WINDOW SHADES. 391. LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAING. 'sI i. ‘Windew fea Ce mnstia curtains, or. LTY BROTHERS & LUM, x1 weed New York. m1. RELIGIOUS NOTICES. TIOR.—THE, “HOLY RITE” WILL, BE AD- JONT TE Med in ft John's chapel (Hudeon square, Varick gircet), on the third Bunday siter ther Bester, ion tet “wervices commence at 1035 A. ML REWARDS, REWARD —108T, A LADY'S GoLD ENAMELLED 3 "hracelet, on Mondsy, Oth inst, elther in Lord & faylor’a Grand atrees, dry goats store, or ‘Ein ‘Wrom there to foot of Canal strect Whoever teaves the same at Max Jacoby & Zeller, No. 70 Jobn street, will receive the above reward. REWARD —LOSF, IN GOING PROM THE CORNER of Broadway and Honaton street t> 13l Amity sree}. ix unfiuished napkin ‘The above et Ty will be paid byreturping them to ear Sixth avenue, per & Fisher, 13! ON SATURDAY, TH 77H Hon, 5 REWARD. —L08T. ae) inst. from 24 Irving piace, asiiver medaltion, sing the portrait of Genera! Garibaldi i cameo, ‘The above reward will be paid on delivering the saute at 67 Pear! atreet, ‘Wp vbdre, ‘The Object | ia of no real ‘value ‘Dut to the owner. jUMMER RESORTS. __ <TH | RIVER HOUSE AT, 18B UEMER ~REBOR! TH ae m for the ‘af Cormaneville, cota Hourly onmmunivation with the city by ‘ndeo iiitread or steamboat. Time 45 minutes, Op a trom depot Apply io, B. DIMMU, at corner of Broadway and Grand street ‘River micule’s walk Brothers,