The New York Herald Newspaper, February 27, 1860, Page 8

3 NEWS FROM MEXICO. ur Acapulco Correspondence. Acarv.ov, Feb. 38, 1860, Moding affair on Boat de Srsp John Cottle—The Virst Mote Nilled by the Cxplain—The Dagar Put Irons by he Second Male—dMovemcnls of the Liberala—Funeral of @ Chid, de. Who John Cottle, Captain Mallett, arrived here yoater- day, tho captain being found on board in irens, having Deen placed there by the second mate for having shot Mr, Perry, the OratoMcer. It seems that there was some @isegroement between tbe captain and Mr. Perry as to whether the ship was to the north or south of the port ef Acapvico, the captain maintetaing the first and Mr. Berry the second, Some argry words passed, when Mr. Berry jeeringly told the captain he had wether go below ‘m4 take laudanum and go to sleep, and he would take fhe ship ip. The captain then went below, Mr. Perry flow ng him, when more angry words passed. Mr. Perry then went on deck, having @ pistol stickiag out o! his pocket. As soon (as the captain reached the deck he Gred upon Mr. Perry, killing him icsiactly. The unfor) fwnate ocenrrence took place on the 7th iast , about fort: y miles from here. ‘The United States Cong 1! went on board, and, after ¢’ xq- mining the cate, ordered the irons to be struck frov 4 tho ‘@aptain, and took him on shore where he now is, a opping at the Louisiana Hote! ‘Tne Consul will exami , ay the ‘witnesses and then dispose of ue prisoners, send ing them to Now York for tria!. Toe John Cottle suiled ¢ New York on the 20h of August, 185%, loaded with ooal for thie port. Th bera’s bave takem Oaxaca and drive yn Cobos from Me Siate, so that we now have perfect ands safe commnni @atien wih Vera Cruz by Jand. There bae teen a dai also at Colma, in which veither party ww | yivtorions. was fooght on the Ist Febroury. Gene ra) Pugplita and sto arrived here last evening A tuneral patted my house afew day , ego, and as the @eremeny wos Pomewhat different fror ; one in our coun- Wy, 1 will cencride it exactly a8 14a¥ jt. The jittle child wor dressed magnillcently, crowned with roses, and the Ydie wpon which it was lait was covered with tho ‘Phe table wae carried through the streets with the child three or four men and boy # walked in froot firing Woakeis, and the miiitary bandjfol owed, playing the gayest wausic.’ The beautiful faitn ot thr 30 people makes angels @f ibeir bite oner—so they Te¢ \ce rather than mourn, Gur Washingtem Correspondence. W asmnarby, Feb. 24, 1860. Was Nero Aivmpt of ‘Mireme n to Attack Vera Crus—Wiat Wilda the Rest? Private letters received. “here from well informed sources “ws Vera Cruz throw dou? yt upon the threatened attempt of * Miramon aguinst that<*.y, From one of those communi- “gations Jam permittaii to make the following extract:— ~~ Yessnot far a weonent concetve how he (Miramon) can * eave Mexico, mech lesa bring away a single goidier, when fabcity is kurreurded by small parties of constitutional @recs which cannot be driven away, or which, at jeast, ‘wilt pot stay drivea away—gonerally retiring.whencver a @ wmoostration is wade against thom, and returning tho PBowing Vey. These bands even enter small viliages not teelve mies digtant from the capital, and levy contriba- ‘\@ons from allgpartisans of the clergy whom they catch. ition to # large force in the neighboring ember 5,000 men, all pre- Vora Craz campaign to open, in “ender to fxil upon the ca} Henos, my opinion, taken Sh coonection vith the jateness of the Season, and our eompicte state of preparation here, that anything like @ toma fide campaign against this place is out of @eo quettion. But if you wish for a little specula- ion ay’ to whut Miramon may do, I would say that Be will come cown, if he cau come at all, a part of She way, and when he gets within respectable hailing dis- Manve—tay about the edge of the tierra caliente—wiil en. @eavor to come to a parley, with the object of effecting an ‘@prangemént by which the lives and rank of himself and ‘@licers way be guaractecd; then turn over his forces to Bhe eovstiiutiona! government, embark with his plunder Ber foreign paris, and thus throw the clergy completely “fm the hasde of the liderals. Take this for what iv {: Worth; meanwhile we wait the upshot of the bloody Sarce. peved snd waiting tor A lator letter from another source. gaye: —‘ Miramon is ‘again upon us; the liberal troops cannot fight; they arc RB rokbers; we bave no support, unless we look to Tacle ‘haw; will bo assist us in our eorest need? If he don’t, John Boll and ditto Crapean will help us out of ‘Me scrape. If the McLane treaty were ratified, what an @utire change would come over our afftirs! Is there an: Rope, or must we make up our minds to close cur busi. mecs, pack cur traps, and, in the ianguage of a former wer ican Mipister (0) donk ing), advising an aggrieved Scllow citizen, ‘qu the God forsaken country? Mr. McTane is still industrious'y endeavoring to iltu- amanate relociant Senators upon th® plain proposition that apy treaty wih Mexico at this juncture is better than ‘War—the inevitable connequence of no treaty. He is not Solatuck d with bis treaty, though a better one caunot be led. It is now conceded the democratic Senators ‘are a)! for it, and tho republicans im contra. Has it of Bength come to thia, that we are to have a@ strictly eec- More) pariy vots opon a matter purely of genera! and wlenat vital interest? Mizamonw’s Expedition Against Vera i, Ure {From the New Oricaus Piodyune, Feb. 18,} ‘The mails of the Star and Virgivie , from Wera Craz tho Wth inst. (before aanouncod), came to and this morirg The news priucipally concerns the empedition against Alvarado and Vera Grnz. A let er from the city of Mexico of the 6th says thatthe whole number of meu composing the expedition is 6 600, Peeludivg the reinforcements to be mate on the way down, ~@t Puedia, Orie The artiilery mome fifty two pi * six are Blege mortal ying eighty four pound shells, acd the rest t S#enty four and twelve pounders, The mumitio ‘Bald to comprite come 500 shelis anc 16,000 capnom balls, ‘with other munitions in proportion ‘The greater part of the expedition had alroady left (on She 6}, aod Miramon himself was to follow 00 the Sth, with an ezcort of 600 cavalry. Robies Pezneia had been mamed vecond in commend. ‘These uro our iatcet mail advices from the cepital. Bat Jost before the Siur suited, on the 10tb, an exprees came fm with the intelligence that the General did ia fact set out, mm ibe Sth. A rumor had also reached the ery that the vanguard of the expedition, marching from Saka, bad sireaty reached the Paci mit It was presumed, however, thet the train: the unen ‘Would come down the other row In the meantime the greatest Graz Among other works of private letter that “a new aud eighty-four pounders and two Mrown up near that portion jen. Boott made the breach’? whon This, ‘We believe, Completes the list of eo-callod sand forts, be gon when the Spanian war was threatened, some threo Fears since, and now cucircling the entire cay. The mew fort keoks out towards the cemetory and the bilis Deyond, Where Miramon will deubtiees plant his bat 8. As to the garrison, adds our correspondent, “the man fre daily practising at targets, both with large and smal! @rms, and all give dreadful note of preparation,” ‘In the meauiime, the city of Vera Croc had bden de. @ared iv 8 siate of siege, and all officers on leave of ab ordered to report themseives for duty without de- ‘The nsfa! orders hai also been issued to the garri- which pombers jn all, with poss!bie_remforcements neighborhood, some 4,000 te 5,000 men. other means of defense, we learn by a private i hd § gEE Ey new line of sand forts, the city haa mounted, beet order, some 120 guvs, most of them pounders, but including some dozen mortars, eighty-four pound sbelis. These, with the can be brought to bear in case of an assault from awill make some 250 large guns in all. gitions on. hand oar information is not so ir letters make mention of ‘‘aome 12,000 calibre is not said, mor have we supply of powder, &e. We {A leven from thie faure y 5 i nt lt ln the head of a large body of troops. news then, because of the (act that we E t f ; f | wee ie means of which ak. soon as they retarn. reactionary army arrive under Tn of the reaction do then? Shall be foliow ‘em? \ That cumpromise the expedition against Vera Cros. aes, return to Mexico, Se ca oat fete Nieceites ace seas ve us ree wie Meld. But when’ ene tek movetiedt take The {& 23 of transporting soldiers ia wagons may ; we dowbt, however, if it will produce aay Sepadiseades rareo send tho Uns Ww rasthiy penclay a though we do np. % 809 the dreadful threats of the news of the double’. defeat of Cobas in Oajaca reached Mexico on the Ist “ Febraary, aud produced a grest teneation fe the capita“, M. Miramon caloulas»t eo getting together 8,000 men , °F hi# expedition; 3,000 from Mexico, 8,000 which , @ W4S to reeruit on hig rend st Puebla, erate, Orizaha, Oo Cova and Jaiops, and 2.000 whem Cobor was to bring hin. *{7o™m Oxjica Bo 1B cer tointy not rocetve this latter con —, for Cobos, far from being adie to send help, nee iss 3 Or hicsalt; thue the exped Wh ie paid thar, 7! on ia reduced to 6,000 men. Wweludmg those of the old fortificatime and { j there je no reiialve informaticn on the subject. surne home. all circumstances, the expodition 15 *, taxe Political Intelngence. j People have ora to ream Mody yo Jemma, Tiviste: 8 + GxORGATBere appears te be three demo. | ‘ach the expedition cratic favtne ta Georgia—the Codbites, the Stepheniies | and tpread the idea thet everythio’ ; was weaimess, 020: | and the (ouglasites. The Oobb-men, eas the Auguste are wndon! Senbacl, are largely im the majority. stephens will poll Be" iug te too ataligeat’ and | th? next largest vole, and Douglas Gomes out far bebiad; ' solieve for ® single moment | put as the latter stands the beat chance at Charketon, Yo | hit tal 3 1 be Gereectonbun Pr, 2 Keeble slementa at tbe eyo | otber factions do not think {8 advisable to rweay” out answers he received * "his Invitations that all hope of | against him just now—for fear of the comneqnencey,, treason Is to be 8” andoned. On what does he then | Dovaras ix Lovistaxa.—Acobriling to the New Orleans fe are ; that Senor Ro- | 7" Mla, ine-tenths of the Louisiana deviocrats, aside dies has mediate f pn oye for a laeetine, not vias be | frem ihe federal etticers, are in favor of te nomination of Faretly leads $e wor Miraman to an unavokdable and fatal | afr, Donglas, | r ations o oD more than » oar gy ae Tae CM Vbatevor | COMING OvT.—Andrew Jackzon Dencleon, who ran for | eT dean” 882, the expedition, if it takes place (for wo | Vowlreridenton the Kogw Nothimg ti:ket wish nilard . « it), will, we beticve, bo preceded by 9 coup Filmore in 1866, baa declared tm favor of John Bell for main oF Aivarade’ “We will eo vor of J the Presidency. Police Inteiligence. Bsvon Sars Ur.—A Wiseousin paper, speaking of the 74 Baace ov Jack Suxpanns—CaProxe oF BuhaLaRs—Das- | Chances of Hon. Soin Cameron, of Yonnsy!vania, says ¥ snare Lear py Ose or Ture. —At a late hour oa Saturday | Simon may be rtruck by lightning, but Simon will nover night the premises of Measrs. Dextar, Lambert & Co., No, | be President. {40 Pearl street, ocoupied by them as a silk aud Decezszep Rervpucan Majorrry.—The result of the fringo warehouse, was entered by burglars, under some- | three Just elections for Supervisor in tne town 0! West- what singular eroumstance2, The burglars, it sesme, | feld, Chautuqne county, N. Y,, is thus given by the Baf- fixst effected an cntrance into the basement beneath the | ‘alo Adwrtis—Ex Lieutenant Governor George W. Pat- aiore by forcing in a gate in the rear portion of the build: | ‘ereen was in each cage the candidate: — ing. Their ohject being to reach the floor overhead, they | Fatte:ton’s majority in Be tried the coors connected with the stairways, but these “ 1860. be jaetebed in @ Very stropg manner on the upper side . ey » a vale pe che, conmiel all their efforts 0 open The Adverssey fays that Governor Patterson was tho immediate repreeentative of Mr. Seward. them. The burglars then gathered A momber of boxes to- ether, end plactog them one over other were thus “i Ne i Seabicd 10 reach the-celling, which they nant, Girigned of WA Fine Earuy vor: Rovaras—Hom, Albert Rast, of its plasterivg until 'the piank floor was reached. Brace | Arkansas, is said to bave added his name to the list of and bit was next brougist into requisition, aud ia bole was | Syuthern Dovelar men. soon perforated through the toorng sutiicleotly large fee EA -! sly Simi the passage of Mav's body. ‘Through this the | TTC UP Acaww.—It is sald that tho republicans o Dur) }irs made their way into the store above, where they | Oreia county, N Y., have elected delegates to the State rapsacked overy thing at their Jeigure, and finally got to- | Convention who will appoint 0. B. Matteson to represent gether » bundle of goods to carry off.” Becoming dwssatie 4 led, however, with what they bere obteined, they | ‘at covererei ona} district in the Chicago Convention, Persona. LARERTY IN MiNNESOTA.—The following 16 & setermmed to overhaul the batldiug, and for that Purpose ciected an entrance ito whe hailway by | copy of a petition im circulation in Minnesota, and which has already recelved many signatures: — leaning through @ brick partition, Once ia the ball, they easily gov into the store of Messrs. Hymill & Booth, ‘The und |, Citizens of Hennepin county, ask of your honorable bodies to pass such a personal liberty bill where they selected about $4,000 worth of slike. They a shall make it a crime, punishable by fine and im- pext mounted to the third story, but the style of goods prisorment, for-any pereon to claim property ina human here did not seem to please them, as nothing was dis turbed. They returned to the first story with thoir booty, being within the boundaries of this State, with a view to return such pergon to slavery. when they were beard by Mr Jobn Wagner, a clerk ia the store, who had been avsent at a frievc's bouse in the early part of the evening, anc who, on returning to sloap in the store, a8 was hie custom, bad heard « suspicions noise in the building and went cut fora policeman. Two more policemen came iu subsequently, and they ascended to the second story in search of the barglars, The latte: on Gndivg themselves discovered turned to fly, and oue of them ran to a window, which he threw up with the in- tention of juroping out. The officer discharged bia pistol at him, without doing any harm, bot which bad the ef- fect of deterring him from his purpose, for he then turned and fied up stairs. The other surrendered himself up, and was taken charge of by one of the re. The rest poruee the fugitive, who led up to the roof by forcing way through the scuttic. Being called upon to sur- render he refused, and as the officers approached to sciae Tae SxvexTn Reourent.—This galinnt military corps him he started away at great speed to the edge of tho | have won fresh goiden opinions from tho denizens of roof and leaped to tho rocf of a neighborbing house, | Washington by their late vieit here. Their soldjery bear- thisty feet beneath. Te missed his foocholi, however, | ing, acmirable drill, and, in brief, their complete military and roiling over fell to the perfection asa volunteer corps, have fairly excited a furore tween the houses, fifty t below.» The officers ran | in the District. The reputation of the regiment is evident- down to him and found bim an almost lifeless Hf not greater than iif merits, and our earnest wiah ia mass, bis right thigh fractured and the broven bones pro- | tliat ueither may ever decline.—}Washington Union, trnding ihr ugh the quivering flesh. His left leg was also | Feb. 24. broken, and lis whole body and face were so bruised and . dietigured that recognition would have been ao impoasi- Post Orrick Tiscontincn.—The Post office at Cronk’s bility. He was cor veyed t» the New York Hospital and | Corners, Lewis county, N. Y., has been discontinued, pisced under medical treatment The physicians consider is case hopeless, ag an atation of the right leg will be necessary, and they are inion that he will no: be able to undergo it with safety. The other prisoner was taken to the Sixth precinct siation house, where he gave his name a8 Louis Bornoweki, and that of bis companion as Charles Murphy. Bernow:iki, who is a Pole, as bis name would indicate, was yesterday taken commitied to Tombs to answer ceny. His companion, Murphy, ie ‘avadian, twenty-two yoars of age, aad iz already well known to the police of thig | AS was inferred from the unusually large cotton city from his having boon engaged in other burglaries. Va- crop, the Southern buyers are more liberal in their rious burgiarious implements, a aorairer, a dirk knife, a gold wateb, and other articles were found upon the per. | ders than usual; the absence of a few buyers ‘s0n8 of the thieves and in the store on the morning follow- | who have stayed at home from political reasons, ing the attempt. and who consequently will have to obtain their Williamsburg City News. supplies from the agents of the New York honses, Obituary. ‘The Right Rev. Rictaxn Piva Mites, for nearly twenty years Catholic Bithop of Nashville, died suddenly at his residence in that city on the 2st inet. Bis! Miles was born in Maryland on the 27th of May, 1700, and atthe age of five years removed with his ts to Kentucky. He was orcained a priest about the yoar 2816, and oon- hioued in the ministry in Kentucky and Ohio until tne year 1837, when he was transferred to the State of Ten heesee as its frat Catholte Bishop. His death was caused by apeplexy. CT. of au alley way be- fee! FINANCIAL ANDO COMMERCIAL. Sunpay, Feb. 26, 1890. ‘Ibe week ending yesterday was, on the whole, the best the diy goods houses have had this year. [From the Toronto Globe, Feb. 24.) ‘Wo are bappy to learn that there is no posalbikty of Mr, Merritt, and Mrs. A. E. Rykert, who is to accompany him on his returm-voyage, having beon oa board the Hi- fated versel. He wrote ‘by the Arabia that he would write again by the next s!camer, which was the Hunga Tian. We are sorry that tho samo report cannot be giv of Mr. Talbot and “bia brite. The Postmaster Genoral has toiegraphed to his frieads in Londoa that Mr. T. in- tended to sai! in the Hungarian, He was married but a | few weeks ago, in Pogland, to Miss Eccles, daughter of the late munca respected Captain Hugh Keclea, of this city, We trust it may turn cut that he delayed ‘his voyage another week. Of Mr. McKellar’s movements less is He-ha4 not written for two previous mails, aud | though expecting to leave eoou, hat not specified aay ume. Tho names of the Rev. Dr. O'Meara, Mr, Franels Shanly, Mr. Blackwel! of the Grand Trunk, Mr. Balmer | of Montreal, Mr. Lemesurier of Quebec, and others, aro Mentioned as possibly passengers on the Hangarian, but Both tho ship and her captain were favorites, and it is feared that the would be preterred' by some, at least, of these gen- women, AS Inox Sreampoat Launcuxp.—The small iron steam- | and not those houses themselves, is hardly noticed. boat Flushing, built atthe yard of Sneden & Co., Green. | The busines in silks is very large, and notwith- point, wee launched on Satarday, in presence of a large standing the excessive importations, prices are, besa ra hd rt iran ess atone thus far, pretty steady. From the West a fair num- was driven away wi eid her on slip, just at haif- sit i past cleven o'clock, ‘the mew boat glided emoothly down | P&T OF POSES STO Pome Spt; 18 ae any the clip into the river, in witich she presented a very ex- | for that section to be fully represented as yet. ae appearance. el ateambost Enoch Jah eo oo On the whole, we doubt if business with the inte- er in tow and conveyed her to the Mor; mn Works, on this side of the er orbére’ abe is te Fecsive hor boi!’ | Tior was habe So active ‘ Lutmepe than it 4 #18 and engines apd her jotnar work, She is built of tron, | at present. eavy importations are sure and has been furniehed with three water tight compart- 3 ments, ‘He th is 180°feet, with pipe po her | Cause some losses toward the end of the season; she measures over tho guards 43 feet; | but the oldest and best managed houses are doing & beam engine; she is to have 36-inch cylin- 1, 0 foet stroke; when finished, ber coat will be | Well. ‘ i $40,000; she was commenced last September, and the ‘There is no sign of any diminution in the cotton work upon ber ie of the moat substantial kind; she wit! be | receipts at the South, and no one now estimates vsed as aferry boat by the Flushing, Ooliege Point and New P' ° Tork nian Rersy Company. Every thing sboat t yt eenalt the crop below 1,300,000 bales. The receipts last went off in the most satis\actory manner. abin; Thich will be ready for, and go into ecrvico on the Tenet | Week were 178,000 bates, against 125,000 April, wili doubtiees be a fast sailer, if uniqueness of | same weck last year, and 119,000 same week ehape and gencral neatness be sufficient indications, of 1858 The total receipt to date is now Apkesr OF 4 CounTaRFsiTER —A young man named Wim, 3,287,000 bales. The price remains pretty Burke was arrested on Saturday night, by oficer Calan, | \/oo4v without much business in our market. Most of the Sixth precinet, Eastern district, for pasaing pitorod a taken by ine by thi tthe bills on ‘tho State Bank of Soston upon & mau uamed | persons were taken by surprise by the news of i Bio Speen a = Ler ype peas “yh ages 4 | last advance in the foreign markets; it is supposed, | yon whom he : ills upaI 2 " i bank, and cottntatfeite upon the Mercantilo Bank, of New | however, that this advanoe was predicated on an | | atk po tnd about twenty-two years of age, and hails | imperfect acqnaintanse with the extent of the crop, ton Freee and that when sounder estimates are adopted in ache < a etommaer ot Ariam. England,a small reaction may take place. This From the Hartfor e8, Feb. . Jared F. Crocker, a lawyer, of’ Norwich, and his | theory is at variance with the prodigious develope- ean Dalen Ae Crocker, a, the Frye oe oF ment of manufacturing industry throughout Europe. c ve been Se oa fungari P * deea setnineh be the teaion ae tee te fenilomen au. | Breadstuffs are generally rather quiet There is moans pativaly Cute yacntes: <n one, afair demand for wheat for export, and we are in" rom Liverpool fow days. ji veer ona visit to E arog ta ioe of rignta ont sending out considerably more than was shipped at mere cork cutting, Machine, Seoeated, by Wiliam D. | this time Jast year. Flour is held too high for Crocker, and had been ko @ucceseful hat the: i i " torning at on earlier day thin anticipated. “Mr. Croskor | Sbipment to Europe. Notwithstanding the ‘has a considerable manuiactory using these , at | many disappointments they have encountered, inion the speculators still adhere to their theory of an active breadstufis market and bigh prices this summer; business is Jimited by the firmness of holders. The receipts of wheat and flour at Chi. cago are moderate, ‘and the stock not above an } average. Corn is coming in very freely, and the stock is rapidly increasing. Of al! kinds of graio | there were in store last week 1,268,995 bushels, against 675,950 at same period last year, and 1,177,654 at came period in 1858—the excess, as we said, being in corn. Provisions continue in fair re- quest, and the export is in excess of last year. In foreign produce a fair business isdoing. Teas are very fimm, and holders look for a further ad- vance; business is, however. rather limited. The bet- ter grades of sugar are firm: lower rates have been nfavorably affected by heavy arrivals, and a small pi deeline has been the consequence. Coffee is active Fereonal Intelgence. at fall prices; the demand is partly for export. the Nueva Era, % San Jove de Costa Rica, anneunces | Spices are quiet. The speculation in brandy to the arrival at that capital of Mr. Thomas Francis Meagher, | which we have alluded cn former occasions con- charged with the negotiation of important intereste with | tinnes to affect prices; importers of French spirits ong enor, me editor states his Siageke have done well. Wides are decidedly more in de- . Meagher’s having expressed a regret that anything pore tn his light apd p 5 pons tay, mand, and the price is firmer.’ Altogether, the Published in Harper's Mayacine, should dave been viewed | Prospect is favorable for an active and profitable eg & partisan matter, at Mr. Moagher's denial of pring business foreign produce. intention, on his part to interfere in their domoatie atlas, | “PLOE poe gay ‘The import movement at this port is again ex- Mr. Saunon P. Chase, ox-Governor of 6hio, . beny on Eriday. It le geported that ho wil be sree at | Cessive, especially in dry goods, Our aggregate ie ov io at Mo eg ‘Tostitute to-nigot. imports at this port since Jan. 1—as the sor tier from Caester, says that Hon. J re 5 can veer ye Sainte ot heaten tia soe | table will show—have been $4,500,000 in excess 0 those of the cerresponding portion of 1859, and home from Washington several wf wet tntond! to return on Monday last, bat his indisposttion was found 1 $24,500,000 in excess of those of the ‘Rame period be rious that it decmed " Gertaks therfnmey, and bis friends aro foarfel that bo | OF1858. At this rate, the resumption of heavy ship” Wil not be able to resuine bis Congressional daties for | ments of specie, and a sharp contraction of bank some time at lesst. " &scounts, may be regarded as certain to occnr pamed Mary Grabam vbot Fitz- hugil teeateeneer ore blontates tn tines pers within a very few weeks. The fault of New York the ae ult. ne had eeaduced re. girl red has always been to overstock its markets with or aca ey when we pti , whore. | foreien goods; itis doing so now. The following upon ahe érew a revolver and ebot kim limes. He | are the tables of the trade of the port for the week and since January 1:— WEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY FEBRUARY 21, 1 tion bill assed, that the bankw Would rin mp very “uickly to twenty-five millions; the move- me“te of the Treasury Department have, however, ;"oeen slower than was anticipated, and, thas for, the SubTreasury is no poorer ‘than it at the end of January. It is supposed that next week Post Office drafts will come to hand for large sums, This time last year the banks’ held $26,400,000 in coin, and the Sub-Treasury $7,200,000—total $33,600,000, against $31,000,000 now. Money is unebanged in value since last week, though more of it is offering in the street and at the discount houses. We expected to have an- nounced a decline in notes to-day; but the slow dis ‘burrements from the Sab-Treasury have thus far pre” vented borrowers making any better terms than they coulda week ago. Jt is quite unlikely that rates can be maintained another week, unless some unforeseen: accident should impart stiffaess to the market. But at present we quote, as before, short first class paper, with two names, 6 per cent; loana on call, 6, with occasional exvep- aions at 5 a 5}; first class 4 a6 months paper, 7 per cent; single names, cheice,7.a8; names less known, and second grade paper, 8 a 10 a 12, &, There is a searcity of very good paper in the mar- ket, and the banks and experienced lenders have been somewhat embarrassed to fill out their lines, An effort was made early last week to put up the rate of foreign exchange, and many leading bankers felt satisfied that the advance wonld be permanent, This time last year bankers’ bills were worth 1092; and as a general rule, except when the importa- tions have been very light, the month of March be- gips with a strong market for foreign bills, This year promises, thus far, to be an exception to the role. The advance--which was seemingly esta- blished for the Boston steamer of Wednecday—from 109 to 109j,and from 5.16} to 5.15 for francs, has hardly been maintained, and the week closes on a dull market. The importers, it seems, are in no hurry to make their remittances, and the heavy ba- siness that is doing in cotton supplies all or nearly allthe exchange thatis wanted. ‘The recent ad- vance in the value of money in England has ena- bled bankers here to get § per cent more for their sight exchange than for 60 day bills; but even at this rate, it does not pay to draw against gold. We presume that the month of March will not end, however, without a marked advance in bills. The following table will show the course of the stock market daring the past month:— Miseouri 6'...... 70% % 80% 8% BOX New YorkCentral. 7334 WON 2 ee vi Reading. » 88% B53g BON 40 4035 Erie... $35 ee, a A Michigan Central. 36% = 37 ag 87k; Southern guarva. 147 wy 16 Wy 18% Dipole Central... bid 6 B63; BH «BO Galena... 5 OR OTK BIBT Rock Island 62 OB B22 Toledo... 2° 19% 16% 19 Pavama. 130g 18234. 183% 188 Hudson River. % 4. ye OR 40 Peoific Mail. 16% = pg «BO 38g The week has been very uneventful on the Stock Exchange. Pacific Mail was duli for a day or two at the closing price of last week; since then a demand has sprung upfor it, which has caused the price to advance 2a 3 per cent. Many parties who are interested in the property predicta resemption of the enormous dividends which once rendered this stock scarce at 10 a 12 percent preminm, Central has been up to 724, and down to 70}. These fiuctuations, like those in Galena, Rock Island, and the other railroad shares, have been produced by the speculative operations of stock jobbers within and about the board. The volume of outside business continues ‘small, though it has been in creasing within a day or two; the volume of trans- actions among the jobbers is very large, especially in the stocks above mentioned. - Railway traffic during the third week in February was not as active as during the two previons weeks, the weather having been very bad. The Michigan Southern, however, shows an increase of $2,650 over the corresponding week of last year; ‘the Michigan Central shows a small increase; the Rock Island an increase of $321; the Minois Ceatral an increase of $16,917. Whatis wanted to bring all these roads up to their old figures is an advance in breadstufs and a more active movement in agricul- taral produce genexally. The quantity of stuff re- insining in first hands in the West fsstill very large; on the ‘ine of the Galena two-fifths of the wheat and flour are still in the country, and will come forward to Chicago during the months of March, April and May. , The consumption of State stocks and good bonds continues large. At the South, especially, there is a steady demand for reliable securities of this char- acter; Lonisianas, Tennessees and other good State stocks are wanted. The West,ns was to be expect- ed, is not yet in a condition to buy stocks, CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Satcrpay, Feb 25—6 P. M. Asmes.—The market was steady, with small sales of pots at 634¢ , and pearls at 53,0. Barapsitrrs —Fiour—The market was firm for the bet- ter grades, and more active for State and Weetera brands, with sales of 9,000 bbls., closing within the fol- lowmng range of quotations:— Superfine State. tees a 635 Exire State. . 6 30 a 6 00 Supe 510 a 5% 5685 a €90 5675 a 700 biraig! 660 a 675 Straight to good extra do... 580 a 7% Choice extra family and 70 a 776 Rye flour.. : 800 8 440 Corn meal..... A 840 a 416 —Caradian was in good demand, and firm. The enles embraeed about 250 dbis., at $5 60a $710. South- Tn our Was ty gOod request, and Pec frm, with sales of 2,200 bbia, closing within the ve range of prices. Rye flour ‘was panty” with moderate sales at the above range of pricee. Corn meat was unchanged, while talee were moderate at the above Sgures. Wheat was mere active and were firmer, with sates of 22,000 bushels, including Milwaukee club in store, $1 23; Jowa «xtia spring in store al 81 25; white and Canadian in store, $1 30, sud red Sou! at $) 35. Corn was firm, with gales of 17, ‘bush- ele, including Jersey and Southern yellow, at afic., and white Sothern at 810 a 836. was firm and in gteady request, with sales of 1,700 bashols at 87c. a 83c. Barley was quite firm; the demand was good, with sales 0f 6,000 bushels winter four rowed State ab p. t Oats ‘Were egeaay at 4430. a 4535¢. for Western and Canadian and 453<¢. @ 46c. for State. a Corrar —Sales of 2.356 bags of Rio were made at 1230. ; 600 do. Santos at 18¢ ; 75 co, Maracaibo and 600 mats Singapore. at p.t S ‘Se aaeets pert. was ae a closed dall, on 3 basis Age. MDAC. Tal ing uplands, with enles of aboct 2,000 bales. 4 Fruit —The market was dull and sales limited. The fales within two or threo days Bave embraced 500 0 600 boxes M. R. raisins at $2373; and layers at $250; 200 half boxes bunch at $1 125, and $1 15 for quarters; some Riggs’ ececless at $4 60: 0,000 Ibe. dried at 20. for State end 5ic. for Southern, and 5,000 unpealed Peaches at Sige a Pic cash. Frrenrs.—To Liverpool, 60 tons of ofl cake were en- engaged at 22.; 260 bales’ colton at 4d; 100 bbis. lard 6nd 100 boxer checee by steamer at 408. To London, €0 tons rice were engaged at S08: 1CO bhds. tallow at Ste. ; 200 cushy epermacit! at 308.; 3C0 barrels rosin at as. 8d. per 289 Ihe. ; 100 barrels pork at 4s. ; and 10,000 atarce, by stesmor Robert Low, at p. To Antwerp: 700 bries cotton Were engaged at Xic., and 500 bags c offeo at $10. To Glasgow: 200 barrcls lard at p. t. bales were made ai 12%c., BY ‘an Guxxy Crory.—Sales of 163 less 4 per Cent for cash. Hon. Hesry 8. Randall, former of State of i this State, ala Well kmown to the Iharary World as the Fhr the Week. “18B8. teen arsh per 100 Ton, for clipmrente eee ssthor of’ the “4fe of Jeffersen.!” has in preparation a Pare bees Hors were i fait demand, with cales of 100 a 200 bales political bistory OF New York. To aid bim in hie oe oa: ee S27e0st | crop.et 69, ab Ec. a lec. Old were guict and uemigel Wwe are told that valuable boarda of private papere have | General wer _ 901828406 | “Thos. ~All descriptions cuntinued to be Armly herds The <= poscangohcliay. migra ethonieran gi tne | pola for the wock.. $211,474 4,500,164 “601 890 | leet tales comprinea 200 tone Scotch pig at $26 600 $08 - 7 inion . sellin, coverser ted Legsiatre of Virgin 40 tod the ca Previously reported... watsor0 31,200,745 34,660,718 me good at $80, 00 Sdiah at 86, Sr montbae ase, cation rrebirine “Baht not : mary? Sncen FAD WAR quiet and stocks rednesd. ‘Trangaviions were reach Richmond until the morning of the Aet—to0 late, | Ce JARONT 1 --SIBGSS.OLS 25,810,019 40,2408 | ate by the Semnces of holders, Bar was selling at Of couree, to be ccoapted, f Fxronte, os bigs aseo, | Oe. 82d Me and sheet at 70, cauh. Be Chicago, lant week. merchant named Lawson mia- | For the woek......... $914,157 113.086 1,930,042 | @ACossE-Sale# ci 125 Bhds, clayed for distiling, took something Meo. Hetoot, a yor woman, | Previourly reported .. 7,114,028 77k 400 BiaRBage | TGeC TAGS aE 2c. pad Wee ses im, and went into ter ‘reat in & ; —— were made at $20 adhe. Tor rehted at fe gurpenting se or neband was preset, aud lifted him out | eines Jenuary 2... = 6,491,484 10,023,186 bois im EbIpping order, and 300 boi: good rosin at Rv fogs fied Thilade'phia, nag consented to be a 3868. 1859. ‘The market Hinsced was in active necond nomivation. Tor the we SIRI 955,254 a prioes well ustained at B70. « 580. for onek, and 680. According to Jettore from Bologna, Matame Mortara ie | Previonely repo 9,205,577 4,925,452 mm berrels, Within a few days past 6,000 dds. dargerousiy ill, It ie kpown <hat ber mately has been 4 ——— ~~ have been sold from store at. 680. cash. Crude, cecasioned by sorrow for tho loesef hor child. $0,428,691 4,684,806 whale yp ge cata were without , and sales mode- i Oo’ . 4 K rate. At New Redford gales of bois. sperm were Mr. ake Hie Bern ox pies peliore on the Sta er | _ Themovement of specic has been in favor ofthe | fio at $1 46; and 460 do. whalo at SOC, Sed 109 dor March. banks, the Sub-Treasury having lost a million since | “sk a* 44c. Pork sakicateahbichah teams ——_ protons to the br hare oad yen bas | Iast week, and the export having been nominal, | the wade, with sales of ebect ioe bbls, ie mi a : prime > five of them wore navives of Sonth Carolan *"' | ‘The last specie average shown by the banks was | tew meus al $17 80. $17 GOs and clear ah 819 80. Aad Captain Thomas A. Dornip, Ist commandant at the | $20,507,189, and the Snb-Treacury balam@ce same | sce vtie. new mess were gold at hs thy ag had Norfolk Navy Yard, left there on Tuesday en roue for the | day $10 012,573; yesterday the Sub-Treasury held [15th of March at $18 50. Beef was and in steady coest Of Africa. Tie has been ordered to the steam frigate Fen Jacteto, yice Captain William M, a Armstrong, who ree only $9,055,303, and the bank reserve was probalwy if the veighborhood of $2 F gemavc, with eales of 1,500 bbie., including country at 86 U0: repacked Western, €o” at $9 60 9 81025 and Tt waa gene- pstrast $12 25 e $12 80; prime mew wee Domina. from Liverpest for York, Feb 9, tel 49) Pitan, frome Leghorn (so suppesed) BWR.” was seen 20 dais, lab B flag with white letter i tn it, wae wm Sydney, NSW, for Sam ‘Light, Holders of timothy ibe Si re Slormo for NYork, Jan 2; of were ‘at $3 50 per 45 Ibs. iho. ry de Gait. ‘continues to Yule, firm ai $1.00 in thie market In | ‘bark Zephyr, @mall, from Memsins foe Boston, Jan 29, off estes the market. eee Ines exive, tee nanaweorare fires, de ‘ itinienal and prices ranged from $1 60% $1 6234 asked for Cal- a Gp pan ss ee Baltimore for Rio- burg. trom Jaeksonville for NYork, Feb 10, off Bccand.—The Palos embraced about 644 bhde, included | LTS fftbg to in'a bea in which wore 164 Now Orsi and 91 maotadd at pity Cape Ratieand, TSR AS WRT a fF : remainder consist:4 «f Cuba muscovado, Teather aud the rem.incer at p. t., and 546 boxes Fai Fed baegh ge. Bo tnd and Bie n for do next ay; Mertanns, Ni Lamb, tor do \ 7 Wmexsy.—Saies of 80 bbls, vere reported at 230. @ | Uocbinver. Cole and Rdw Stanley, ‘for > S8)40. Aucania, den Ar Chatule Phono pm reten omy Z Acarvtco, Se nani a Jobn Cottle, MaBett, from, MARITINB ENTELLIGENG usted he een te Sr ca ry Meat Ms Sajal ALMANAO YOR KRW YORE—TmUS PAY. cee dance, Fi oat Feb, ae ets ns seals SUN SETS. Dovel Avplaton, trom Newcastle for- “ RYork (wilh los of "wa supplied); dy “Aroostoly, Port of New York, February 26, 1860. Pate, from Hamburg for Buenos Ayres. Gnumssy, Feb 9—Arr Rawley Caindoy Grasgow, Feb 9—Are Dr Rape, McKay ne bank ek saa ee ARRIVED. Pieamabtp Raltie. Gray, Aspinwall. Feb 19, with specie and passengers, to North Co. vay, Feb4—Arr Catharine, Wet, Callao Queens- I anil eno, ve St ran pe Pv—sld bark aioe to hab Grsr avr, f—Sld 4a **Rleanship Mount Vernon, Saailh, Washington, ke, witb mdse | gina) Ho? Tier 4 ‘aw, Grom Nore; big Thoma. Rhip Wentern Continent (of Benion), Reed. Whampoa, Nov. | “Gonns, WOACdan 6—Io port ache Dalifornte, Prenton fom with mere, toorder. 17th met, lat 25 21, Jon 63 23, sobr | Salem arr dh, tb dave Taabella, from North Carolina, bound GvavaMiLes abeut Feb 6—No Ar vesnal ta port (of Boston), Yathans, Ms Dec | Hoxorurn, Nec 81—+Id ship Black Sea, Cate ‘Nitedtford, whe mése, to Boyd 21 ith | Haurax, 7 Rien Marie, Card, NY¥erk; 2ist,,. ‘ized auip Roger Stewart, steering | Cygnet, Lockbart, do; echr Humin Bird: Gurr. ; from post Obristian Bergh; Taverroon, Feb 7—Arr Jas Wats, NOriesns, @d ne 9° aaa S Seeaee. fe oe ian, well, adeliie, Bavans. yp dpoy from juries LONDON. fomer, kilema, Batay 1b, Sittadi ad bead vip seepomiatgsune om | Amat, Mae omer ae on fog. Deetn, shipped'a ren whieh osused rome trifling damage ae teed x, jo Janeiro ¢ . ard broke one of Geo Adams! lek. PR, via Quayanitia 7 | cillit0sb Feb 9-6ld Inkerman, Clark (from Tverppoh, das Nenaicdl & Go" 80 miles SSE Mrasina, Feb 4—In_ port barkaFrutter, Lavender, for Bos- ‘ai Jee of lard; picked up Lewis, snp- Phiadelphie. driennt: bere: Mary Richerecn, for da; Biainp, posed for BY¥ork: Whieling Wind, Havelin, for Abby & Riizabetb, Phinney, supposed for NYork, and probably ra, im ‘eGo. Bind bea wea fer pursege: hae been, 16 dava N of lat %2, 10% 70, 28 (back date), hav! ndotia, Hoyt SPheorstent pales: elit sale and Joat foboom; whils iy ing to Ae yo Rp tS ee yy A ny hirved whieh warhed overboard the fra ‘thee Peery Horsman, s Dative of Maitland, NB, 23 years was Jos e Biockham (of Bath), Giles, Wimington, NO, 10 Foe ea oe ete Had heavy NEG NW gales mest of the paresze Fehr Morin Pike (3 masts), Cras . fe jelphia the rest week: ¢ York; bates Bri Bh), tty po Boeing: Reality ea), ir do; ouren Conematinerie for: Pantin Eid Jan U6 (not ta) Belew Reston; Wb, San Pietro (Neap), NYork; 4h inst, Teel, Boston; Tatoo (Nerp), Baitir ore. ywford, Minatitlan, Vex, Feb 5, naenizs, Feb &—I rt barks W A Platentas, Bennett. with mabegany fe, to? Vietor & Duckwitz. 16h inal, np. | gob heaters carte neater tenon Cotes to load for ae, Jon £3.40, spoke schir ane Durfee, hence, bonnd ®. wame May, | “Noxmvinno, Nee 2—In port bark Xim-o0, Lane, trove Liv. lat 28 18. Yon 80 05, passed brig Empire, of Boston, steering N. rol arr Irth, Jobp Kerr, hweelser froay Gi ‘arr Zieh; Sehr Fva Belle (of Great Ep; . Lee, Key Weat, 2 | trip Farnic Tipecin, Parsons, from Jackesaviie arr. ithe éays, with collon ae, loorder. Had heavy weather the entire | Part Tillie, Higging, and rig 8 5 A ad pageaas bes been te ere is Hatteras. — Nw ieee, Seeded, to Buencs Ayres. Sid 22d, ship Brookline, Butler, Cape at ‘beecum beartn: oo Was ron inte by an unkuown chr, which earried away jivbooa | | Mixatiriam, Feb'&—¥n port barks AH Kimball, for, Boston and stove Ww in; pap de on ate genre, jeuarriet, for London, uno; schr Jenny Nerion, Buliosk, we beer going free ite veanel, 4d not ascertain what damage the other vessel BERCaIrE, "Fe 10x Frt opt Halcyon, Foster, for New Loo. recely 4 4 hr Bork, not arr at Eblelds> toren ee De Ja Torre. se yes amy aie @ BD ogrman, ti, Gant, NYork; Mary McRae, erry an . ORT, ‘ay, NYork; éckr 1. tinrtovant, Stover, Charleston, 7 dave. Crenker, Lepéan to load for Wittoington, RC Sa "Varduen, Allen, Wackingyn, NC, 10 days, wee ite Ee anh ted Gaaee WGN masoine orhe ‘ass ge; loet part of tbe deck Joad and boat, and broke matn- Fehr WL Daston, Babcock, Weshington, NO, 7 days. Sehr Cole, Point, 5 days. brah belowa Clark, Phindeiphia. 2 days, Nassau, NP. Jan 2A At Johnaon, New Yorke tandeid Feb Lifer Baiiimorel: Feb 9 sear Suan Bouaton. Dar py old same day on ber reture); ith, brig Tp port Feb, ebip Lalla Rookh, Reed, from New York, for Olaepow Mag. ‘T—In por! barbs Palmetto, Whelsen, for Bos- Rcur Mary A Sheddon, Sheddon, Phitadelphis. 3 days, ; from 6 ted for York; fchr A Hercerson, Re'chum Philedelphia, 2dara Gelestia: Hower: for co or Halttmore: Drige Giarencn, Pkianese fchr PA ‘Young. this: for Koaton. hembece Greshound, Fierce, tor NYork. Sid Fehr 0 ter, Stephens Milford. Del. 3 days, Coroline (foreign). NOrieane: 220. Concertina Ee) Rice. ciochaee. arenas, lon etd days, 1, bard Gabrictio (re), do; trie Reruns (Be), 0] Lank. 3 Ot e ), Jago, do; Fann; uer, Bartlett, Bal~ Fehr Almira, Bepner, Morris River, 2deye hee “3 Sebr Trans ‘Smith, Lite Eyg Barbor, 2daye, Fehr J 1 Hees Beles. Bridgeton, RY, 1 day. Blenmer Roston. Bellew. Poiedelphia. Seamer Pesrel, Beker. Frovidenos. BELOW. Ehip Zingarl (of Roston), Newhegin, from Ca'cntis, Saugor Oe" 10. to WA Bale & Co Fbip Avett ie (Cb), trom Rmyrna Brig Jemael Staanne Or), frem Borges, iprle Kedro tazches Dols, Floket, from Nonrtan—All by 2a lo pilot boat 7 Nod en. Brig Tee, Widiawe, Trinidad. ‘GuERNstOWN, Feb $-Sid Ranex, Munroe (from Akyab), Liv- ANSGAR, Feb 6—Sid Topeka, Munro (from Xibara), Hama- * ion, Feb5—B1d Zone, Wella, aud Siagshaw, Appletoa, Fuyena, Jan $1— 4 Stel'ian, Dawer, would probably 40 foley toon Pets n aeet on, Sr Jonns NF, Feb 6—Asr brigs Julln . Dunn, NYork oe eid 17 for Patna Tin Margaret, MeBoaaia, 25; 1%h, a Sen, NH. Feb S0—Arr brig Wm Aiken, New York: scbr Br Jon, NHL Feb Arr ig Wen A r Wind curing the day RW; calm nt sunset, Weie, Flewelling, do. "roo, Fev SATE M A Ferrera, Peavey, Greenosk. MiseeLaneous. * Varranaio, Jan I— shy Lives Brown, San = mie Moomonn, Breck. at fan Francie tro Hong Konic, | clea: td, Mevikiwer, Coifeld, ot Tomhaend; Jaa 10 daya in the Chine Fea, strong SSE @: bal n, Brean, Meltourne: ‘Howard, Mnsspa. Havana; Yery heavy eerther all the pasaage; lost twosults of alla; and | ship Scena L Pitrgerald, Green, Baltimore. Sid Dec, Orig carried av ay the ercarjnck yard. Crim 1 Dow, "Wantex Porsr, 1, Feb &~Sid Eigta, Bell, Sarannabs~ ericam Ports. Wrauxc fur Wx & Esiza.—A letter from, ‘ass : ALEXANDRIA, Feb 2%—8!4 echra Marietta, Benson, and Crooker, of sbin Wm & Riiza, dated * ” Nov bad beex in and resruiied and way 1. ailsecisirmneetrcas cas cease | wigrer tes cena MO RO ?m at 7m 5 rs ler; eL7as, i Pruck eu the reef: they fustly suoveeded in ge(tine bor off wi | dreion, RUnlemay. ‘Telopen bark frome Jeane, (14 steamer Jos ‘whiney, oveintas Batioorer Mary F Palth, Fidridge. San Francison: Lepanto (new, fon, $9024 toxa), Marts. ané Indiara, Coffin. NOriea! W Aporos, French, Cienfoeace: sobr Sarsh Burton, eet of Todder, and both eldes love ia: wih the thenatices nek trwed bor to the bead of the harbor orosiaide se otber muterisin succeeded in saving & greater vart<f the eflects | Port au Prince Sid this AM, wid NW, good breeze, togetuar with the oi, (about 480 bois ap). -A brig waserpeeisd | Wig Ranger: arahs brig Albert Adama to rive ihera, when aversjbing that was saved from the | aitb—+ir (by te) barka Flariet Bpaldfog, Booker, NOFeanm wreck wou'd bathioned to sytney. The Wm & Klize was a | LD Carver, Wilez. Galveston. ; nocd o'd vessel, of 321 tora, buiit in New Bedford. Ehe was Off Gigbiand Light, abtp Linerty, from NOrieans; barks ‘o«ned at the time of ber leas by Henry Taber & Coone-quar- | Corwin. from Clenfueros; Indiana from Mobile; brig Jean fer, and semen Arno'd three quarters. fhe sailed from Rew | Depliie from St Thomar—all for Boston. Redford on her crenent vorare, July 22, 1856. and wae valacd ALTIMORK, Feb 2i—arr bark & Churchill, Cart, Carde- Be ttre Wane ian Sadchen cn traps | sete Meare ts athe not! on npa, ¥c! a rere, ‘bbls sper oll—eent home 270 bois. * Jewsica: 94 raenes Baax Krriza. trom Apalachioo's for Providenon, before re. | ton, Batb, Maothe, ried ashore got ber: od on the bar while, ‘anton 20th wewh, Mass: Franors kimore, Seoith. aud Rost. The correat eet her nabore on Diag Island where sve | NXOrk. ld brign aitivo (se), Fort, Marseilles; Palmas, thumped bard ell night. Sbe commenred lenking’ AM of 21ut, {berts gan. aerti t a5 fant of 2ib—Arr (by te}) stermebsp Parkersburg, Powel, WYork— er oficcly eesvavers mettre breaking over her, The | bad heavy weather; ship Onwsrd, Usliag, Calow, abip ae werther was very heavy and ild not po alongatde: | Lawrence, trom Pa'ermo—had baavy weather on the dase the cabin ard he are ‘avd the vi ‘Will he wtatai | bes been three weeks W of Rermufa, Inthe bay, bark Wheat- ‘The cotton tail damaged andi, will be diffisultto gave. | end. from Kio Janeiro, leaki- g 11 inobea per hour, cf ‘was valued at abou: $80. 000, aud was in: | BAISTO.. Feb 2i—Kic ache Ocean Bird, Gia, Norfolk. sured fp Providence for £48 000 aa follows:—Commercial office CBAMLESTON. Feb 22~ Arr s) sales, Stout, Matanzas; $14 000, Merchants’ $10.00, American $10.00. Roger Williams pols Tasbreas, and on, Nerves, $10.(00 and Gnepee $1000. with inaurazer in Brg'on and Ni sobre Julia Maize, Preston. Clentusgos: eer, Ss York ef about $4400 lo addluoa to the shove. K wan sed E Mayo, Mave, New York. Ort burke A2 vessel of UiS tovg, Dullt of oak wt ta Krunpe, Cowes a mkt, Edisto b endtick. Boxton 5 Meaco, and copper fns.cned. Segeire, Moeloenas ser @ £) Soiith, Soutt, NYork. Br Fcnr Inrs (of Charlottetown, PEN, Bisir, from for Fortune Bey, BF. dreeged esbore ESTON. Feb 16—21r precious, hark BD Boston | mston: Jasper Benuelt A Yorke Owls Garde” Carat genre as thick snow storm on 7 Ngbtbouse at Scaterie. Bio, HS Rosvton. Grindie, 8 York: = Cooper, 20th uit. sbout one mie from the Rbe ‘18h—Arr (by el) brig Williem 4 ‘Crowell, bad on board 60 bbls flour and 75 bbls salt; salt lost, wed. | cia Gamyer, Boston. fhe talc foe 8, 8G, Fev 15 Arr echra Sarah “ th, JN Beker. Band. do: forks Sik. FE Wacdolp, Mller, de. r ror! a IC. Feb 24— Arr velow. stoop Apollo, Freeman, N¥ork off Boon Island, took averers | for KBed(crd. sid 230. elcop Emily, Freeman. NYork, sqnan from N, was kn wp, curried away main boom, NEW CRLEANS. Feb Arr \- and righied partly fui of water, eabaing ber to eax badly: one | nell, Bavane: abips John M Mao, Euow Boston: man waa kuccked overboard, but was saved; after much hard | (Br), Trev yeThourne: Pacific, Hui}, N¥ork; da Jabor be was got into port cabs Mpa Bonin, brig aan A Ca Laurent, I P; entnagss, | Schre Bar. Gammon, a Shies Vers gu the Tittus at Fs Top aaperioneed a, severe SE ise? | OTE. OM Raeanaline Fuogiren(e, owes, York ra Ue -during whieheprung the head of foremantand started deck load. ad Aylward, Tharwaldess (Dopiremm, and @ a Fameralés. Averpeot Evening Star, Jones, 7a for order; Tease Ne 4 Merrill Moston: barks ia (Spau,, Garrign, Rarcelona:* Tiliias, Gilmore, Trieste; achr Sarah, sills. Hrszca Saztiagn. py a arr (by tel) ehip Neptune, Liverpool; bark Grapeshot, Heton; Chinn (Br) fen Jvura Fox, Leemirg. from Obarleston for Providence, RI, put teto Norfolk, ‘Va, Ith inst, jerking. sa sae i Sere Verwa, , from Jackeonvilla for Remar: wiih inmber, sprung WA S16) oat and pet into Oknelenon 95 repair demeges. Sioor Guery. Wiebols, after discharging cargo of coal at si b Nerroganeeh Pier, in beating ont from he Bread water oa the | park Uuriee nik att d We thee ee BN ea morstog ¥ a a inet, Repel een on hore she NOKES LK, Feb Z3--C'd schra May. cane Mu'len, before aho can be got off The veoeel ie inaured for $1000. MBE BEDFORD eee ee aN Livenroot, Feb 8— Ship Jane F Walsh, of Yarmouth, Maine iy Corbalo, Lawrence, Bulumore. from Liverndo! tor Bavana with coal, wprang aleak and fonn- pla: ecbr 7; Secor, Chase, X York dered Jan 81, lat 47 N, lonrd W; crew saved and here KWFOR’ 24, 8 a M—Kid barks Warren Flaber, wi a i SET otes i nie sata drt con mo TREE Te Newrort, Feb 6—The Br echr Ara’ Wer, : iow York bas strived, with ip of balwarke sed satis lalug expe: Sept) CR: Rss 1 Lagrion, Meworas net rhenced very heavy galen during the whole paasage. Pam ot Yn Nall Porvewourn, Feb 4—Put in, the Hamburg bark Elbe, Ball, | Ana all to call Ook from Charlesion 23 daya for Haraburg, with lowe of jisboom | others ard cotwater damaged. baving been ia collision with abark | NEW LONDON, Feb 28—Arr echr Chorub, Baker, Portland (Am or Br) off Portiand. Bamana | REW HA be following ssl bave"been awarded by the N LAVEN, Feb 24—Arr bark Evening Sar. Armstrong, Chamber of Commerce viz: In the cass of the Ai aio Aum | Ponce: schr J. Warren 'NYork; aiooo land, from Koston for New Prieaus, £6 per cent on the net pro. Shepard, do. Sid brigat, & Ww ry pson, Porto Sorcece erpeaterd vane of argo and watermls, aad 410 00: |: Doe Deedee ake ae ey Cones Peres Bar xO as wr To the onse 5 rork i of the Am Union, from New York for New Orleans 66 | PHILADELPHIA, Feb 250 26—Arr steamers P Sprague, per centcn tte net proceeds or appraised value of cargo and Mains or: Cy Hana, and Deawave, Cameron, ‘ Whalemea. Arr at Petia Jan 29, hip James Loper, with 1300 bbls of, all Wand on do Jan 23, barks Columbur, 100 ep, all well; Jos 1 Ta OTN lon 62.00 W ship Lev! Rarback, from Honolul: 4 ite ship Revroguusen of aoa, Wedacese Lj eo. BBN eh oem a <a hr Sek ie prewa 22 day from NOrleans for averpeet, eb a. aw. TY 6 lon 77 36, BY. a “ proves pe, Greasn, Bat Orleans for Havre, Feb 9, lat 34 41, lon Spore benedeha than shy otter prepentice Sates See 0, eo 9 Chapultepec, from Liverpool for Mobile, Feb 1, lat cent OSs nH pr bo, sun malared