The New York Herald Newspaper, March 27, 1860, Page 5

a 1 t i E ‘Who Details of the Capture of th: Two Mix can Steamers Ut tH i pete 83 at iH qoea® Hei Seer g i if 3 fF al! fi LH fe iF i i | | i ie 2 3 E, i F [3 Er i | i itr hi He Ba : i 5 Hy | : f ! i ; i Ai fl I i 5 4 i t i Hl af it i ee i AL t 4 t g i ze af Hg A $ ES 5 4 g 2 L H i F { a) H SEs ee F i He g i! i i iit jit EEE g Ba AG i i | it | i 4] i i i 2 f i i : es | iH H Et ese fy E i = Z z Lf u if i : i iz 8 § l s $ i E E &. & 2 i rei 4 j g i I 8 Be gE. it i i & i i f i UBSatEEEy! Se fee rah fla Hee au ta qf E i if Sic 4 £ tf i u 4 Hi ity i A thy EEeeT itll at Int ¥ Ae Hi} Hie a it & i marines, ordered thereon from the Savannah and Preble, the place of rendezvous. Both steamers still up, and seemed to have taken position as if to good their escape if pursued. On the arrival, how- Saratoga, they were busily engaged commu- the shore; and, though the moon was shiaing did not see her approach till too late. They Greadfully frightened, and di4 not seom to be de- what course to pursue. In the meantime it a small boat to demand their nation- PEEEIRE eet Ei & g it i ef ii it g é t i H i ee i He i E 4 Hi > 4 E Bs was killed by # shot from the Saratoga. Miramon A 8 A ay & ike af fi of an American ‘. aetiy masatiousd age ‘and the Abbe Chandron, well known at Sn ait pores captive, however, is Com- TURNER'S INTERVIEW WITH MARIN. came on beard the Saratoga, Captain Tar- ‘why he bed thus fired upon American ves- eae stay: and io violation ible warfare? j i Q 233 difel fey +e to be an Sv ewebhge Og r signals, but protes' ie be fired.’ He éeclared, moreover, that he gave contrary orders, Dut could not contro! his men. Captain Turner listcnea to thete protestations in sitenca, then added: “You have been gullty of a great out NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1860-—7HIPLE SHENT. aie dite E ii at FE i j iz E i H 3 i pep a 5. Ag HE | H | i £ 4 H si} 3 E 3 i 5 B F i i i fi i ! c fe if ; H i Pate 4 LE cae 3 & 7? ze — [ i # Hf ! E see E i J = Hy a; if i ut ik it E zg 3 : ay if tht : if i I i 5 rf | i E & ¥ E } | i i Hit iT i 7 at fee és g ‘3 z i i i i i 5 E ii i H H 6 i get ff fi Zz | i ? i : i | feet He { i Ee. | fi E as Fs a5 : 3 : a F . i i iH 83 gf E H ff i e Hi i g a ry s Z TS $3 z Fecué Hatt ad j nf . Hy g' 5 4 H i 4 i oi-TE8 ia i vite of in ij nf i hu ? H F Hi ia Tu i i E i ; i | F i ‘ H E ft : - i Hi z i i Te HH [F | 2 s jeu i ah Hits &E & F E g been witharawn, and Mr. Ernest Meier appointed by Mr. jas gre Secretary fof Legation, as Consular agent, ad ‘The schooners Emily Keith and Virginia Antoinette were still at Vera Cruz on the 18th. FINANCIAL AND’ COMMERCIAL. Monpay, March 26—6 P. M. The bank statement of to-day compares as fol- lows with that of last week:— Week ending _Loans. Specie. Circulation. Deposits. March 17....$127,562,848 23,171,888 8,380,009 82,908,128 March 24..:; 127,618,507 23,286,204 8,385,266 82,107,419 Increase 60,639 114,806 = = Decrease .. = — 45,733 890,700 This statement is, in regard to specie and loans, more favorable than was antieipated; the increase in the latter being amaller than was expected, while a decrease in the specie was confidently expected. The decrease in deposits is due to the calling in of country balances by country banks which are pre- paring for the opening of navigation. Next week the deposits will probably ahow a further re- duction, but the specie should show a considerable increase. Money is without change. Some of the large banks are very free lenders on call, and the indica- tions are that the brokers may presently be sup- plied at 424}. We hear, however, of no transac- tions thas far below 5. The rates for paper con- tinue, as before, to be 5 9 6 for first class, accord- ing to length. The Sub-Treasury paid out a good deal of money to-day—partly on California drafts ; the total disbursements were $375,607; the receipts, $196,340 ; of which $174,000 for duties; balance this evening, $7,943,405. The market for foreign exchange opens without much activity, and without change of rates. The current rates for city bankers’ bills are 108} a | for 60 day sterling bills, and 1093 a § for short sight ; for francs, 5.16, a 5.17} for 60 days, and 5.133 for short sight. Southern bills go at 1083 a 4, and at 5.18% s 5.20 for francs. The demand is very light for the season—owing, as we have before explained, to the large quantity of cotton and produce bills pressing on the market. The following are the last quotations of sight ex- change on New York at the cities mentioned, the quotations being in all cases for gold :— par. The business of the Stock Exchange continues to increase, and prices advance from day to day. The Most active speculative stock of the day is Michigan Southern guaranteed, which advanced to- day from 23 to 24}, and closed 24 bid. The com- mon stock was in demand at 11. This advance is due partly to the large jncrense in the earnings of the road—$10,000 for third week of March—and partly to the interest excited by the approaching contest at the annual election. The opinion of the leading brokers was loudly expressed to-day in ap- proval of the views set forth in this morning's Hyuatp. At the same time, a desire‘is expressed in many quarters to know the names of all ora majority ot the new men who are proposed as directors, However great the confidence reposed in the gentleman who is at the head of the movement, the parties in interest appear to be em titled to know something mors of the proposed board than the mere fac: tht he will be at its head Reek Island and Toledo were buoyant atan ad- vance. The directors of the former company met to-day, but, no quorum being present, adjourned til! to-morrow, when s dividend will be declared. It te expected that the dividend will be three per cent. We think the stockholders are entitled te four, as the road has earned the money, and the earnings this spring and summer are sure to be largely in excess of last. Central was fairly active at am advance of a fraction. Among the bonds, the various issues of the Southern Michigan were in request at an advance. The closing prices of the day were as follows:—Virginia 6's, 93 84; Missourié’s, 80} 8 81; Canton, 20}8 }; Cumber- land Coal preferred, 13 a 14; Pacific Mail, 99a 3; New York Central, 75 a}; Hrie,10a4; Hadson River, 38} a 3; Harlem, 9} a 3; Harlem preferred, 34 a j; Reading, 41} a 3; Michigan Central, 41j0 42; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, ll¢a 4; do. guaranteed, 24.8 3; Panama, 133} a 134; Illi- nois Central, 60 s {; Galena and Chicago, 6140 4; Cleveland and Toledo, 223 03; Chicago and Rock Island, 653 a4. The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $28,362,032 11, and the balances $1,217,520 69. The following are the earnings of the Mlinois Central for the third week in March: 1860 987, 1868 3083 Gein. 914,262 Gain for three weeks of March 1860 ~ 1s The Toledo and Wabash road earned the third week in March— 1860 ., 1859 ,, TMCTOREC.. 00. sscee creer sees cececsse cesses SBlRS 16 The lake is still closed at Toledo. The earnings on the Michigan Central Railroad for the third week of March show as follows:— ‘The earnings of the Oleveland and Toledo Rail. road the third week of March show an increase of From the very elaborate statement of the Commercial Advertiser, of the commerce of that city in 1859, we extract the annexed recapitula- tion:— Statement showing the total movement of se aeeeeerenenenens. + $4,870 Buffalo grain, East- ‘Ital fom Ny = st on the other three- ry ‘26, 1960, $2000 U 1000 Tenn 6’ 1000 = do, 6000 do... 5000 Miseour! 2000 ErieRR. 1000 Hud RRR 1000 Bar RR ist mt. 96 Panama 1000 Mich C8pcb1869 913¢ I Cen 7000 Mich S2dmb. 388 do.. 13000 Mich Sos fb,. 65 do. 5000 do... 10 Clev, Cot 5000 de... 367 Gal & Chi 7000 1 Cen RR bds, 913 100 do.. 1000 Gal&Chi 2d mb 89 50 do.. 1000. do... 89% 10 Cleve & To 2000 D,Iack&W2dm 92 10 do, 2000C & Tolafbds. 59 120 do. 5000 C,B AQRR &peb 50 do, 6 shs Nassau Bank. 1! 300 do, 6 Bank of NYork; 103}, 200 do. 100 Pacific MSCo.250 200 do. 200 do......b10 800 do.. 865 ct 0 200 150 Canton Co. BEONY Cen RR. 1750 400 100 100 5 Mich Ccn 3 ys 160 do... oe 748 MSo & N Ind RR. 50 MSo & N Ings.s60 233 15000 6's. wor, oo abe MS: 810 $i lee 23 3000 aloe. 133: 4000 6 22: 1000 22: 3000 22: 1000 61 3000 61 05 oL 100 Ox 200 200 yg 250 160 Ox 300 150 - 60: 100 100 Pi fd 250 100 05% 100 700 =~ (do... 05% 50 100 do, . 65% 96 12Del,L&EWRR.. 80 22 100 Chi,Buriln &QRR 69 120 9 i Sheets i 58% CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. : \Y, March 26—6 P. M. 4sms.—The sales embraced small lots of pots and pearls at 5c. @ 6c. ; Breapsrorvs.—Flour—The general tone of the market lacked spirit, for common grades. Extra brands were The demund was fair, chiefly from kinds wore closing with- 228 6B 80 a 6 6 me 6B 70 1% 62 710 800 4a 4 wore Southern digposition to with range rm at Corn bbis. and the traneactions em- South- ra sad lower, braced 70cm 750. & selling in a bi- C: ime tales wore Canadian, and of qualities were unchanged. We repeat oor quotations, premising, however, that our res for ordinary are nomial. The sales embraged 600 Dales, part in waneit:— The market was firm, with sales of 60 bbis. Caba muscovado at 3ic , and 13 hhds. do. do. at 820, Navat Stores. 800 bbls. assorted at $1 623. Crude turpentine and tar were quiet, and tn the abscace of sales of moment, Ous.—Linseed was firmly held at 58c. a 69c,, with mo- derate sales. Crude sperm and whale were quiet, at last week's quotations. Provmion8 —Pork—The market for new mess was firmer and more active, with sales of about 2,200 bbis. at $17 76; old mess at $17 26 a $17 31 and thin mess at $17 a $17 25, mess was in fair demand, but without if J range of 60. 8 6X0. & 70. @ 73¢c. pak nagon wens OA Hey Waixsy —The sales em! Between 400 and 500 bbls. at 223<c. # 28c., obiefly at the inside figure. New York bens 4 Banke—March 26, 1860, Banks. Oire'l't site, ‘tion, Artisans’ + $989,165 165,682 90,455 "ones Atlantic . + 624,070 46,232 74,265 202,195 amer. s f F Broad . 2,488,030 461,660 509 1,839,486, 1,667,962 897,661 201,508 1,274,425 . 462,744 = 47,020 114,627 410,454 + 681,704 84,925 124,877 419,627 + 1,918'280 950,635 008 2,006, 2)127,177 281,480 — 1,259,067 ‘721,977 182,622 159,087 630,872 Soeimn 4rrtas lseste0 1,010'b08 089,425 2,618,475 5 6,282,501 7186,806 "368,727 2050 411,544 = 49,646 130,257 227,267 826,085 «= 36,664 «= 81,459 = 281,271 1,432,864 261,900 174,714 1,006,000 788,111 = 74,582 159,254 522,082 650, 63,7338 «= 64,887 345,354 800,008 161,247 136,814 760,780 604,301 171,679 98,977 743,243 + 2,088,964 833,076 197,660 1,781,046 126,161 "687,150 230,305 1,245,022 808,286 8,041,860 1 1,054,456 404,659 Perey ‘oa0) Sla'saa 104,70 833,731 Pert of New York, March 26, 1860, Missouri » Orleans—W Nelson & Bon. Ba lemael EStausne (Fo. Davansant, Havre—Funch & Buenos ayree—R W Ropes & ), Rohit. Manseailla—Ruger Bros. watt, While, Bt Jago. tn, epch, Bathurst : % tA tg leap), Bugien, Naplee—Chamber- Denson, Barton, Para and a market—Burdett & Peerless (Br), Doe, Bermuda—Meall & Fyith. ‘Laura Gertrude, Campbell, Charleston —: r, Potter DOH Charleston—J Smith & Oo. Wranee Ra Pulte ‘Oharleston—D C Murray, Auge Tae ‘Tneser, Wilmington, NO, SW, Faiklin’ Bovion-s De ton & Sprague, “Jane Gardner, Newport-—Master, Franklin, McCabe. Baluimore. Bark Presto Bark Wave Co. Berk Cedar Bark Linds EEEEEESER i Steamer ", Mooney. Liverpool, 180 persengers, to Williams & Guioo. Has Banks 9 de 8. with heavy westerly gales; eap Chas D Merwin, win, Avtwerp, Feb 1, and Fi the ath, with mdse nod IT poser gon Bark M Gibraltar 5: _ Il pageengers, to J W Eiwell & Co. (Br, of Newcastle), Trieste, and aye, wiih frat to Murray & Ingate. Had heavy ‘past 12 days; bas been biown off the coast Fa 5 ti iH 5 Geu od adh ‘Has expert. ees. Sy eve Has been 16 days 0 lor, heavy weather; Blonetack, Bricks, Newborn, 7 days Hien Baker, Sullmia, Newborn, 3 deja, i wit james uf ic, anys. Betiner. Gandy, Tampico, Ni - North ear Sdays. ry ter i i i i Speperere ¥sscctwek age elt F athe pid ta dgrest E g Fi a if Hy | A} h Hi i g i E prez Bid ie iin | JER: & ‘ H : i ph Marine Reports. HIGBLa«! March 26 sunset—Four barks and two brigs in the offing, bound in. Wind NW, light; weather clear. Oneaee, ‘leareu ibe bar st 80 Pit Gu park, ouide be ani : bar, bound fa. ‘Wina WaW, moderate; weather clear. rOBT SAP AYRES, Mareh 26. sunset—Three brigs ineide ‘the Hook, bound in. WNW. moderate, weather elear, Miscellaneous. ‘Sm DeWrrr Cuntow, lately ssbore on Squan Beach, was towed up to the eity last night by steamtug Achilles, having 900 oil cxske in ber, and two steam pumps going. Sour Derance, Boyuton, for Jecmel, recently ashore on Sandy Hook, was towed up to the olty yesterday, leaking bedly. having 0 steams pump comataniy g ng. She ts discharging ber cay go at Ford's dock, Brook!yn, in a dameged eoodition, ‘The steamship lltinols went dow, the B.y yesterday on @ trial trip, and returned in tae evening. Banx Awan and Mary Ade- run into P, Mareh 7—The Sir Jobn Franklin, Lester, for New to Botierdam with part of cargo thrown overboa. ‘Conk. 8—The Palmyra, Hatfield, from tne Clyde for New York. whieh put ini. Queensto: wornlng, has been gurvezed pd recon to dusharge part or is whole of P. auourn, March Put Sjotaa, Berg, from New- casi for New Haven, with damage we wheel eonpass and roundhouse. Livgaroo1, March $—The Ellen Stuart is perfectly tight and uninjured; will proceed at once on her voyage. Ramscare. March 8—The A: Putnam, Leporte, from Charleston for Gotlenburg ia Uaafsing args (onon) and = ie quantity is coming out wet by abip (name egre ptaing tin cs cana sont rear ch sane trees, boats, wits, apd doing ower damage. by steam! Capt League, men ‘auccees, and then returned with the re- mainder (three in number) to the city. towed brig Director from Balumore as far as mye Coy endeavored to get up alopaside the » When @ toe Co) foe ‘un. Gor tbe stern of the tug, breaking « hole ediataly. hands sucoreded polis, The ere' . Bratcamtue {Sone Capt Langue, whence they weretaken without Breawrvc C H Baswext, baving to stok tom all Pi Director, and were taken The following table ives a summary of fhe harbors of New ‘Bowen, idenore, Charleston, Savannah, Mobi Injest accounts from each of i ATE st hula Fob bark Afton, Allen, of NB, no report nolda, Orow Offand on do Feb 25, saip Com Morris, Jones, of Falmouth, marr at Table Bay, OGH, Jan 22, Platina, Allen, of and for Westport, 1100 bbis oll. Touched at Pernambuco Feb 17, Richmond Hussey, NB. Sbtp Ci ‘Williams, from Ochotet Sea, Honolulu Nov 2, wi A740 bbe wh oll all told. of and for Bonington, wag Sedan Jen 3), OX Cone tt Laren tip Miasadvosstia, Ham dy, Nent, 50sp. The M spoke , Nant, @ few days Pavious, 1s moe out, with’ 400 wi hed taken nothiog manos abe i, ahip Seconet, Cleaveland, NB, 1700 sp, NS z n X 5 miles distant, ship lestra, Brown, of pee ais 4 i ar, Bale tees Case J rae, fom jutta for Boston, Jan 7, no ‘Libby, from Calcutta for NYork, Feb 2, lat 20 8, 1 Falee, Young, from Liverpool for Havana, Feb ‘Bray, from Liverbool for Boston, March 5, off Stewart, Coffin, from Liverpool for Baltimore, ‘Mine Head. jutepec (Br), from Liverpool for NYork, March 1, rizan, Pollard, from NOrieans for Boston, March 18, yd fon nn Urann, hence for Zaza, from, *hiladelphia for Barbados, was signal- Int 35 20, lon 60 40. , from Baltimore for Savannah, March 81, at 8 E. ‘s a Brea F 5. : A sui af i 5 5 Hee pe HY 2 y tf FE} EI F i = Doxceness, March 8~Of, John for Antwerp. Dover, March 7—Of,, John Clemens, Cann, from Shields tor Dantwovrn, Mareh 7—Sld Joho Bunyan, Carver, Matanzes. senor ie B Hroetndes for wtb oi Meats Boe Jago HD; for NHaven 6th; “d ley. from Norfolk, Gtascow, Mareb §—Hld Busbire. Card, WYork. Bid from the Clyde 7th, Hannah Sec r, Graffam, WYork. Grroa, March 6—Arr 8 W Hoibrook, Curtis, NYork Barae, March 7—C.d Anna F Sch-nldt, Muliiken, N Con! kr, Fittner, Mobile: Caroli yynie, Newport and Kaler, Bordeaux ana uremburg, Schneidan. Pew Orleans; Ferriere, do: r Mobile: Havre. Askins NYork; Ve Cardiff and URtatea; Sih. HB Wrignt. Park, Matan 1 and Barker, NYork. Olé 12th, sobre Went YO: WO Bummiog wird, beeint, do; jadelpbia; schre Medway Belle, Bagley, MeConnell, kichmond, 22d, Nancy, Lrvaeroot, 6—Arr Colombo, Stewart, Charleston (aut olombe, Babs, Urloaum ta before reported), 1a (oy tel EEE ne atin yb ec as Boston. Ys Leen Cacao noriocne , Oba © Ouvean, meister, alexandria Oiy of Mobdlie, Jef- Cavoish, Mverks We Jeoobm, Tengersan, Phladeiptin, Laws: a fork; i berrar, Codi oahcotacaaitees aires ats Fiver er0ot Wh). Also to the river, Prinetes Moyal, Currie, for Boston, ‘Bt for i Wabash, Barnes, for Cha-leston; Peter 9 ‘Thowpesc for Morecos ihe’ Uncle Jos, Parnes ‘cin; Annie Hodgman, Hyler, NOrleans; ately patio d again from Melbourne). City Wi Jottle, Neamt Ferdleton, « Winaiow, PI opal, mal Adv at do Bohemian (ss) ty 2 Sor Bortand Vshs Canadi- ap (ea). tor do Zist: Negara der, Bhd City of Waahingtes Ge fairey Tor Wore Vane ares (Sty of ‘Mtookise, Chsane Sadek Peeeeoees Beaieey: tat ; +0, ; 2 Philatelphis izih; Oliver’ Mosse, Gus’ (or'de So asiaoed, i Dinson, for Baltimore 1h Jane Henderson for 40.6 sol; low the Arizona, Pioneer. Child for Chy Point and 26th: Tranquebar, Goodwin, for noon; Anne Desa- tur, Parsons, for Mobile do; ariel. Delano, for NOriense 6B; Young America. Carlisle, for Melbourne April 5; Gesport, “Yoxbow, ‘Maree T—Are Paleative. Lord, NYork. Old ., Nias dare,» Nate od 0 oa Desh oa waa ‘Dt oul . ‘ Bradley, do; Jobn W Loviti, Beovill Bostoa, i Mk, Gravesend 8th, Joseph Hale, Stevens, Iquique for Leira, March 7—Arr 0) ” A Bia Te bel Gait ren 7 po 1d Colony, Low, Callao, ‘ab, sich a Den he Sees hoe 26 Are Fannie Currie, Bray, Constantinople; Mertbads, bo anton Bid Te Hace eer. Caleatia cop int fae deny tas Wee eece aes nage ame ae ey Tey ag ey er es flower, Denise, for Wrraoce for Hanford, ; rinted ) pare Newrorr, March 7—Arr Windsor F. oO Tmobile” Sid Gus, Anulodh, Bylveaice, avons; Wepeeeee Hitelerman, NOrleass ers be en] nd Prien) ter Bone jor! ‘asce Gama, 5 valeat, Marchosen, sven; Sh Lime, O'Brien, do; ‘Ward, or Narizs, March 3—Arr Jacemi, Brown, ¥ York. bbtxourn, March 9-07, Tanhy Fore, Yordas, from NOr- De lavre Pworiuets, March &—£14 Woodeodk, Jones, Bangor, to lend for Boston, alates Paterno, Feb 26—Arr He Naples. URENSTOWN, March 7 ArP Mobile, |, March 6—Sid Eliza “Haven Bt Thomas tor tpi few Raye . i tor igh few soph segakencvets Br Jao. ‘To por? brign Black ®quell. for Philedel- ete ee — LIT Feb 4—In port sehr Emma Rooke, Chadwiek, 84 days from NLondow—hed ‘wesiber of Uape Bora, soa thtew overboard two cha ‘was lig flour for Sana ALBXANDBIA, Mareh ‘M—arr sobre A. Baker, C Anderson, Booter, Wareham; and Panes ey ey NYork. 814 brig Andover, Crowell, Beston; ——™ Ann Megee, Megee, Somerset; Yorktown, Woglen, BUSTON, March 24, PM—Arr schrs V Price ; Bima . ; Yannab; Hime Pleglos, Pierce, Tangier ala Rend Ge . Philadel, * ard, Bowditeh, Malden, Mi Oud sche BN Bawiins, Gritin, 20th— Arr Br steamsb! ? a Cucpmae Bie mouth ook: Binte, Hallet NYork Below, poe ek "Telogrash ba: ehip Versaules, over frat Ht York; a Be urday, wind Wohkw, Joseph Whitney, abip John & a Nower- sop Torrent. (and passed Eiguiand Arr - dina Dudley. pore via irby, NOrleans Lanriia: Higgins, Cape ayson; Pom nett. El, Gaiveaion, "Below, abip Rloctsle Bpark ire Neos too Highland Ligh, bark Warren Hallett, trom Aigon Bay BALTIMORE, March 940 25—Arr Prus ship Arnold Bonin- fpr, Hambagen, York: Creat ofthe Ovean (BP), Falermog Franots Jane Kirch. StJobne, Pa; seiman (Br). Crow, Sue : do (Br), * | Ae <r), Bieed, emarars, Fannie 5 Pattersoa, St T Crosby, Boston; Young America, Pearl, New Waite Foam, Milliken. Pi Hyarances, Butler; Yankee Doo- die, Kliery; M Perrin, Gibbs; Jos Guest, Rainer KH Huat- ley, Hs: , apd York, Below, brige ‘Maraba) Dutch, ; from Chariee- ton. Cid bark Rémund Dwight, Nickerson Mobile; brig Lay Heyward, Btone, Windies; schrs & @ Willard, P land; Nabent, Chase. and J H Wi ‘Boston; I H Day, Chase, Bld beige a ine “Gy 1a) sebt Joon Gritiue, Be rr bd ago. BUCKSFORT, march 16813 sonr Ganians Braking, Gada \OPRVERLY, March —Arr achr White Squall, urowell, Phis Ha- ladelphia, CHARLESTON, March J1—Arr ship B H Tucker, vre; barks Gauss (rem), Wiouay, omen, ‘Wikstrom bra’ Mary Goth, Corewall, ‘Fhladaipbiar gett it . Boston. ‘Adirondack, Tarlor. Bergman, Mi Orig Minter, Gasoliver, Barcelona ‘schra 8 Orleans; it Y Davia, B NYork. 8id ivan ieriheon, Bowen; Busan for, Orcutt, NYork; @ Byron, Hardy, on ig 8 ania Biewvats Gushuagee. “Ord Mitenell, Liv: ; brig: ee yon, 7001; » saolbar, Baroslons; (7 = ‘dary Crocker, Wiliams, Liverpool; sebe J goon Beaty feat Cid schra Ww it bras, and F Nickerson, Fulford, Forking, Coombe, and ally, Dan bark Doris | al ris rate Dany. fare ‘echrs orter, Hudson, Phi- Say a EAST GREENWICH, March schr Hunter, Racket, orl patil RIVER, March 23—Arr achr JP Bow, Sonth, Kitaa- Wwh—Arr sobrs MO Durfee Hall. and B Chambers, (runt tod Ben} Ropian do. id tents My Hl Millia: Bucks Wruches a gilan, do Y Books Philndelphis; J i Pous, Holley, and’ Volts, Elizabeth rt POFAIRHAVEN, March 24—Arr sobre Arletis, Robingoa; lim- ma Tuttle, Bunnell; Frances, Counell, and Althea, Hervey, VGRORGRTOWN, March 16—Arr schra Teabella ‘Thompaom, ge. Wright, Searsport, Me; 18th brig Hepor- fovannah, Chailen; a ter, Ginn N sort Baran Bruen. Dougises do Cid 1h schrs 8 6 Batley, Hanes, NYork; 19h Harriet, Baltimore ist, Maino Law, Amsbury, Philadelonis. GLOUCESTER, Maroh 34— Arr tr ‘ork. A bark passed the Cape ‘bound up. MOBILE, March 16 (aex date}—arr ahipe Victoria, Sanders son, Liverpool; Caroiiae Tucker, Havre; schr Martha Moore seni Richmond via Norfolk. “Cid *p brig Paqueta de Terragona Guardiola, Barcelona; schrs John Price, Sears, Matantea; Break o| Day. Desay, 3 20th—Cid ships Cynosure, Harris, Livertool (24 clearance); Mathews, Quegastows end ® mkiy bark: Rinareh,. Oro- MO Rowe, Thurston, Antwerp; schrs Fanny, Wieks, Genoa; York. quires, ‘NEW ORLEANS, March 20—Arr steamship Magaolia, well, Havana via Key West; sbipa Chas Ward, }, and Ma- . Kinsman, Havre: ret Indies. Cid schrs Medora, Forumou; George Heary, Fer, NORFOLK, March 23- Arr sobre Sidoey CJ and Davideon, Ryder, NYork: ola Weabe’ ane ita? Has, Magson; Banton: JL Detling, Baker abington, ‘Nightingale, Sbute, Belfast. orders. NEWPORT, March 23—Arr echr Willard P Phillips, Seah, Pus Rewuraea ahah emo y a — Returned on 5 from Jacksonville for NHaven; Charles, Coleman freca Ear bates unt ence Reece Fall River fordo: , Provideuse for HF NEW LU: Philadelphia for ‘Norwich, Pennsylvania, pABW, HAVEN, March 2(—Arr echr D Trowbridge, Beoteld, PUGST €OUND, Feb 10—In Strata of Puca, ships Torren Oo tit DAL a hehe rs Viator, Pro; A PI ‘ rel rr A . dence; sebra Fravkiin (Br) J ‘ “ hams Hal Gran Amn WYer ‘Old epee utter Portamouth; Caroline, Graham, Rantveket, Hmme. Sol'h, Laem aehinOura, March 19-Cid ech Cordelia, Wheaton, Phila- ERGYIDENOR, March 2¢- Arr seamer Peogutn, fork: schra Ocean Bird, ; frey, Weeks, Alexandria: Sarat | itera, shot i eoa more; oJ tab. Newark: i wson, . ‘bariemon; ii Sanndera, do; N BAN FRANCISCO, Feb 5—A\ r ide ie Pika ae? carts Pam Pak SAVANNAH, March 22—A Boston. Below i") brig A B Moore. a }, two sehre. ; sehr vols toray, Price, Wilmin,