The New York Herald Newspaper, April 13, 1860, Page 5

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tronspay, April 12-6 P. M. The steamship Persia arrived this morniag with Gates to the Sst ult. The money market in Len- don continued very active, and the Bank bad ad vaneed the rate of interest to 4} per cent, which ‘Vyas the minimam ont of doors, The continued stringency in money puzzles the papers and letter writers. The flew of gold to the Continent was not excessive, and the yeceipta were quite adequate for the wants of the Bank. Business is not active enough in England te absorb the large amount ef capital always lying idle in London; ner does speculation on the Stock Exchange appear to be very aetive. There had been some large ftuctua- tions in public stocks beth in London and Paris, in eonseqnence of Lord John Russell's speech on the Savoy question; the French rentes, affeeted pro- ‘bably by purchases by the government officials, fose four per centin @ little more than a day, and declined about as rapidly below the peint from whieh they started. The British fands are also quoted lower. As, however, it is not likely that there will arise any trouble out of the Savoy ques- tion, these fluctuations are not likely to be iasting. The London Economist of March 31 says:— On Thuraday the minimum rate of discount of the Bank of Bugiand was raised from 4 to 43; per cent. The last Previous alteration was on the 3ist of January, whens Tivo from 3to 4 per cent was announced. The coin and Wullien stood then at £14,942,602 (£320,109 leas than now); the reserve of notes and coin at £7,611,162 (£1, 266,184 less than now), and the ether securitics at 773,681 (£3,181,508 leas than now). The announcement f the alteration at the Bank yesterday was not received Withont a certain feeling of ‘ise 1m some quarters. Attention bad beon promineatly directed, however, threngheut the week, to the re for money in com- mercial channels, Most of the banks and other dealers in money found their supply so far reduced that they were glad to tarn away b }) Oxocept, perhaps, as re. garde their regular customers, by demanding a consider- abe advance upon the Bank minimum The majority of bill brekers are eager applicants at the Bank for the ad- ‘Vanees usual at this period ef the quarter. The entire age found taelf de; nt upon that establishment warbanee. There is, therefore, no ground for anxiety. ‘The foreign exchanges during the last two or three have been firm, with a tendency to improvement, and the dewand for gold for the Continent has scarcely been suffl- be ym te absorb even the limited sums import- 4. increased tightness and dearness of the money market here are likely to give a furtoer turn to the ex- ebanges in our favor. Our home legitimate ged. Ee terized by Ks present activity the amount ef trade a were very large; and trade would not have acquired this remarkable develop>ment were not the pro- Iigber terms were required. The applications at the Bank, both yesterday and to-day, have been very heavy. Preparations are being made for the extensive payments , 08 revenue account which must be effected by the bank- ers on the last day of the quarter. Saturday will, there. fore, be a very busy day. There is reason to hope that the worst of the quarterly preasure will then be over, al- though the demand in connection with the mercantile en. ements maturing on the 4th of April (next Wednes- lay) must not be overlooked It is already evident, however, that the relief anticipated from the payment of the dividends has been to a very considerable extent “diseounted.”” Upon their release the advances which Inve been made by the Bank during the last three weeks will fail repayable, and the aupply in the outer market will be proportionately contracted. These considerations point to the continuance of a tight money mertet. In the Stock Exchange to-day money was in Pressing demand, and the rate for short loans on English government secu- Titles was 434 to.6 per cent. The discount establishments have announced a rise of 3¢ per cent in the rates allowed for cans. They now give 3% per cent for money ‘“‘at » call,” and 4 per cent subject to seven days notice of with- @rawal. A similar movement has been notified by the jintatock banks, which now give for deposits 334 per cent, er 1 per cent below the Bank minimum ake dis. count. The London and Westminster Bank, however, allows only 23¢ per cent on sums below £500. Tne Shipping Gazette of same afternoon says:— ‘There has been 8 sudden and complete collapse on the Paris Bourse—as kind of panic setting in after business hours yesterday—which produced a severe fall in the Fentes, and caused console to fal! after the regular about >; per cent in all, with much general heaviness. @onsois fel) to 98% to 94 for money, and 94 to % for the account. To-day the market is much the same, but prices fare a little better, the quotations being 94 to 4; and 943; to 1; respectively. There is, however, very little goin; em in the present state of doubt ani uncertainty r 5 img European affairs,and the great pressure for money still prevalent in the discount market, on account of heavy Yeyenue payments, augmented by the Bank putting up fas rate. The speculators are more disposed to operate for a further fall, rather than for any improvement. But as the meney market may become easier next week, when he commercial engagements of the 4th have been ar- ‘anged, it is probable that the public will be tempted to ‘vest with a portion of their dividend money, and some Faction in prices, therefore, is not unlikely. (tn relation to American stocks, Messrs. Baring Bnthers & Co. remark:— Fr the Federal and Massachusetts State 5’s the de- mad continues, but other bonds without San United Stats 5’s, 92a $23; Massachusetts, 103 = 10434; Mary- land 9534 a 963;;, Virginia 6's, 82 a 84. ; Musre. D. Bell, Son & Co. report:— Duting the past week there has been a steady demand for Anerican State stocks, and numerous investments have deen made in the Federal five per cents, as well as the Virginia and MaryJand State bonds. In railroad secu- Jrities there has been little doing, and the quotations are ‘without change. Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite says:— Since our last we have bad in London an improved de- mand for American securitics, and the market has been eleared of everything offerirg at recent quotations. To- day, however, the tone is weaker , the buyer being check- ed by the present aspect of European politics. United States five per cents, 1874, are dull at 92. Pennsylvania, ‘Virginia and Tennessee are in demand, at late rates, for shipment to America. The agent of a leading Paris banking house has received a letter by the Persia, containing the fol- lowing:— Paris, March 29, 1860. The notable fact since our last has been the rapid rise at the Bourse, more especially in the three per cent rentes, which close at the highest price of 7uf. 363.—a rise of nearly a ences percent. The principal railroads have a rte wee edie the government, it is there being no solid to account for this sudden and enormous rise. mattersare by no means assuring. Basiness continues ee and money plenty, and at the same rate as our ‘The statement of the Bank of England for March 23 shows the following variations as compared with the previous week:— Decrease. Public deposits. =- Other ss - Notes in circulation. _ BOB. . os eseeeee vee - 104,673 37; ‘The following is the official return of the imports and exports of the precious metals for the week ending the 28th of March:— i “eae ‘. 198,600 206,001 eves eetevees teseeeeceee cess SAMKTIO 489,380 The brokers are unanimous in reporting in- Greased ease in the money market to-day. Money is offered in any quantity at 5 per cent, and this after- noon large sums were refused by brokers, even be- Jow this figure. For paper 5 and 6 continue to be the rates for first Claas, with little doing at the low- er figure. Some of the bank presidents have a theory to account for and justify the present ex pansion. It is, of course, based upon the increased produetiveness of the country. These gentlemen say that if an expansion of $125,000,000 was not excessive when the cotton crop was 3,500,000 bales, @ crop of 4,500,000 bales justifies an expansion of $135,000,000. We confess that we donot exactly see the force of the reasoning. All rules, including the famous rule about the 20 per cent of specie to liabili- ties; in relation to the amount which a bank maylend, are liable to objections. The only true principle for bank presidents to steer by is that safety requires them to foster confidence and prevent panic. We showed yesterday that the banks in the four lead- ing cities of the United States have, at the present time, liabilities (in the shape of deposits and cir- eulation) amounting to over $170,000,000, all of which they agree to redeem at sight in coin, while : SHIPPING NEWS. event, therefore, whieh disturbed confidence, would break all these banks ; and the mest likely way te distarb confidence and create panic is to ex pand credits beyend the point which the Publie are accustomed to censider safe. next week, our city banks show a further increase of loans—whieh to-day’s money mar. ket appears to pressge— it will be safe te expect a very upeasy feeling in monetary circles. Bankers must remember that we are ina very singular and unprecedented position: money is easy here at 5 and stringent in London at 43. There was nothing done in bills on Europe te- day. The bankers are holding, as before, at 5.163 17} for francs and 1083 for sterling. 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:. a iy + Lf 2 rs = wos 3 3 FF EBSEB=eepp EM Ft} Hi ea Rov 18, Eolondid, Norte, of Rdgartows, 110 ™ jowontn, dated Feb 27, i $37 Bonmeath, Ormed gf FY Es A letter fr: 7 ‘Taleahuane Feb 27 strength, with considerable activity. Very heavy purchases of Central were made The stock opened at 78}, advanced to 79}, and closed at 79} bid, against 78f at the Nothing is known of the railroad bills in the Legislature, but the impression is that nothing will be done. Pacific Mail was wanted at yester- day’s closing price, and -was fully taken at 103 a 104, closing 1033 bid. Panama was also firm at yesterday’s figures. Galena, Rock Island and Te ledo were likewise wanted . after the arrival of an English steamer, Dlinois Cen- tral declined and Erie rose; our British friends are apparently selling out their Illinois Central, and buying Erie--a new illustration of the old adage about the frying pan and the fire. The Michigan shares were steady; the various issues of bonds of the Michigan Southern were in request at a small advance. We presume that the first mortgage bonds maturing this yeag sinking fand bonds, and that the holders will receive & bonus of something like five per cent. The business at thé second board was large, and the market closed steady at the following quotations:—Virginia 6’s, 93 a }; Missouri 6’s, 82 @ 83; Canton, 20} a 21; Cumberland Coal preferred, 133 a 14; Pacific Mail, 1033 a 104; New York Central, 793 a 3; Erie, 13a 4; Hudson River, 303 a 3; Harlem, 36 a 3; do. pre- ferred, 103 a $; Reading, 42} a §; Michigan Central, 473 a 48; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 1lja §; do. guaranteed, 22j§$a 2; Panama, 1343 a 135; Illinois Central,603 a 3; Galena and Chicago, 62} a §; Cleveland and Toledo, 263 a 27; Chicago and Rock Istand, 63f a 3. The following was the pane of the Sub- manan, Post, Savannab—H B Cromwell & Co. Couch, Nerfolk 4c—Ludlam & Heine: j Gerlaua for do Charles Northoote : rah 3 Putin, JO Boyaion, mazon, Hovey, from London for NYork iysione 271s, sip Spiktire, aroy, frome Matavia fee PaLenmo, Marecb 17—Arr Palestine, R close yesterday. S"Teskaban, Porken Feb 2—In port ship Andes, P . Hoskat, Feb 25, off Guaffo, Alto, Lawrenee, ‘Tembez—reports that very Uitte ol 10 date. off Cape Frio, Golconda. G: ; Benry Taber, Kirby, do, ‘a gale. Heok, abtp Cont N ' ship post, treme low ‘Newpert, with 90 bbls whi eli (by pilot boat , March 1 (beck date)— gy goa ter if a2 on I port sehr J Darling, Nl prices. Agusual or. > S fe z d Parker. Creby, Jachsonville—M T Run Shcurpooe, Nyon and na ne tive ert, Sadia, iver—a W » Frederickaburg—W i Fo f ; Ld 1) ee mens, from Calcutta Jan 15 for Demerara, yut, frem Mobile fer Queenstows, March 1, rom Havre for NOrieans, was seen March 23, et and from Themaston for ——, Apri 10, ia Munster,” 0 reported, no date, tat 2901 N, lon Tat 4 9,10 86 »), Luegis, from NOrleans tor Naples, March 9, lat 88, lon 84 W. Bark Woodside, of Providence, steering B, was passed April of Calais, 12 days from Havana for Portland, from NOrleans for Monrovia, of Fieion, NB, from Mayaguez for NYork, March i M Scaemnlane, Rare 2%5—8ld A Bradshaw, Fish, NYork (and Buvexe: March {oa Gate a, Mareh 7 Sig th bark Stlngh Young. onon jAPORE, A) (and ald 20h for Bostor 332 neke Es Ay ‘oy, Mayo, Boston, BF Pe Freemaa, and Chiloe Jentine, n, ‘from Bankok, arr 332 A 55 28 xs = 5 ry will be exchanged for el bart Bob 21, abips A: . from Melbourne, . leton, = * Hy "ume, Sourasaya, Feb 8—Sld ship Fortuna, 6—In port ships Golden win Forrest. Crocker, for ‘Todge Shae Parker Judge Shaw, uno barks Kate Hastin, Tilton, Briard from Hong k BBs, Wd Feb Sand ¢ barks . Liverpoel, March and passengers, 0 J @ Di $3, 500; ‘MoUes'n, Kanawaga; > gE March 9, lat 84 30 N, gee 2808823253 SSsoSS8S Veorcign March 9—Arr Augusta, Bsr-are Old Hickory. i Bradish, and Kleanora, Cann, , Mareh 10—Arr Florence, 9- Cid Flying = 3 fi if a ‘i Lovett, DeWolf, Wilming- sath, 17 Mai, for Wilmington, NO; J KL, Stamper, VEN, Mareh 26—Arr Thusnelda, Meyer, NYork; merika, Friedrichs, Charleston; 27th, Juno, Kd- ‘March 24—Arr Marathon, Vandyke, St Nazaire; Kempton, NOrleans. &: ork; 28iby Bea Swallow, Bassett, “do, "Loas Norseman, Haskell, from » Bigelow, for San Francis- i ui 5 4 H ; Charleston), H <o Ist fost, D Melbourne, coming out of the Gulf; 5 5 i 5 er yeh pare ete ae per v1 gemery, for Bavans: Lavon, Wek = Waksco, March 19—Put int Mobile for Gottenpurg. The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $26,623,688 80, and the balances i> une Brewer, Ulmer, from tJ > ba Dizer, Norfolk. 4, Feb 7—1n port 36 Flume’ 2 Pace ema Rae iS The position of the dry goods market is thus ne- ticed in the Independent of to-day:— ‘The imports havo fallen off this week, but this we con- sider as accidental, owing to the non-arrival of overd ‘iod, however, has £3 ‘Baxcxox, Feb. 11—In port ship Caroline © Dow. Jat une Sid Jan 21, ship t6u, Fioise, Marey, Whampoa: Feb 6, CI ‘Hoaay, Feb 35°Yu port ship W Bld. 19th, sbips ch 24—In the roads, ™ ma Billow (Br), Hunter, Halifax, 12 days, with fist, toD R Colt, Jasper, Machias, 12 days, with tom! rig Wan Niokels, Strout, Cberryfeld, 6 daya, , Wamack, for . Bherman, Calcutta; J Kimball, McLel- f Balimore; ‘Oorouen: ;, Coroman: Castine. Simpson, NOrieans; au- | ay jalle; 29th, De Soto, Reed, Ni Cowes, March 80—; ™ PEA ag: ae oe few York (es), Von Santen (and pro Arr in Bt Seeeet Roads 29th, Waldemar, Kruuse, Charles- Crrre, March 23—Arr pri 86000 Missouri 6’s.... ‘5000 Brooklyn wl'n 102 600 N Y Cen RR 7’a 1! 1000 Erie Rc b, 71 2000 Erie 24 m’t bds 5000. 500 Il Cen RR bds. vessels. The peri tions slacken; but e capcue ata com) é Trade does not slacken at all, largo jobbers are doing an unsur- les near-by trade, ho Present its chief demand. have not made their usual purchasee— |. The demand from Ne: the interior of this SI doing this. There is some reaction goods have rallied a little, and desirable styles of drees fabrics command 5 to 734 par cent advance, Fancy silks in steady request. All kinds of shawis are the fashiondhte world, tnd he fresh sup” are the rage of the fi world, an sap- ni as a broche Q 5 Del & Hud Can 260 Pacific Mail 88 Co 10334 10 N Y Central RR. (an), Oyarbed. Humacoa, PR, 15 days, with ‘March 5, with coffee spoke Br echr In- bad- yaa, spoke Br sehr Mary, bound in for (Br yacht, of Cork), Hangon, Havana, 8 days. Cleodennin, Cienfuegos, 14 days, Mayhew. Bangor Gilkey, ‘Trinidad, 17 days, with (Br), Atwood, 5 . ott (BP), Atwood, Windsor, NB, March 27, with "Gey, Murphy, Aux’ March 2 olf b off Cape kermanp, from Haltfax for Ji with ‘ork. Stafford, Havana; 1éth, Geo F TY ships Poler Star, Pearson; Radcat Chi and 8 Glover, Bald. ‘account , 08 21 len Nowell, Nowell, ted. Freeman, ; Huntress, Owen, i 88 @ eat =2 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. TauRsbaY, Avril 12—6 P. M. ady, with sales of 80° bbis F and. Jobn Porter fa Asres.—The market was ste hom Melbourne, os Th, for Ibo i Oceas Rover Briard for 4,3 9 * , Koier rpoes esactiare, Sits fox thip about Davie, for Boston. gor, Feb. I7ih'abioe Parasen, Osgood, Boston; ‘2st, Ellen Poste, Rob- pots at $525. Pearls were quiet at $5 68%. Breabertrrs.—Flour—The market creased firmness, with a days; WF Schmidt, Sears, y, 40; John Haven town 15th, her i 4 aR ie leached Drills are very firm. Prints Lawns are much wanted. In w take the lead, and botn mand. Silk mixed sends are and increasing consum| cotton fabrics give full employment to the State and of the New seems steady, and the manufactu than last year, for working The New Orleans Delta of Sunday says:— ‘The demand for money was less pressing offerings of first class paper exhibited some pared with the average for the week. There was no noticeable change in rates however, ‘and no superabundance of capital on the mar- ‘There is, however, of ease, and it is confidently ‘s00n assume a more cheer! | i : 3 5 [ | PROXOsHEOe ai ; sobre ‘ork; Mary Haley, Haley, George- Ms March RP Baron, Ey E ‘England States. The 7 sessese & BELOW. New Orleans, 13 days, from Bordeaux, 47 days. juan, 59 days.—All four by B Prices are remune- reball, Philadelphia; Yo FALL RIVER, April 10—Sid schre JM Hols Young, wpa ye re Forest. , Rook not boarded t E B land for NYoris: Gr baven for "York; and a HOLMES’ HOLB, april uy Boston a ‘Onesna tse do (aad Passed by do Sith, BB Porter, Cowan, from the Tyne for Darr i Ha. PR ye a a a Henrietia, Trecartin, trom Fteamships Huntaville, Savannah; Roanoke, Norfolk, £0; ies Universe, Liverpool; Sultans, New: Orleans; aca bark some appearance : Predicted that the ‘Wind during the day NW to SW; at 10 PM, 8, igs Mary, and Independence; elena. Gray! Treasurer, U0 Witig, Paras, Fra Belfast; Jobn Crom gomb,Tangiertfor do; ‘ileon, M—arr bri hl em Bt Cetey ite ig Phftadel- Iam H Atwooo. Foster, ir. for Boston; gbam. Bath for Savannah; B Har- arrivals ef today, lewton. Emerson, Philadelpbie for r Boston; Rarah K Lewis, New- fallen, deck burned out, and nearly all the hull aft and above * Crowell, for Pensaeo- water is destroyed. Some of the cotton forward is not burned ‘as yet, and may be saved, but the ship will be almost a total Joes, The steamers Alpha, Mercury, Nassau and Gowanus are olongside yet, and pouring into her large quantities of water. At sunset last night she was burned to the water's edge. Barx Correia L Brvar—Dates from Shanghae to Feb 6 state that the report of the lossof bark Cornelia L Bevan proves to have been incorrect, She arrived sate at Kanagawa Jan 10 rt barks Berab H Snow, Hi Myrtle, Boford, une. ise, Child, Li J a anes oe Sid 23d, Roseneath, Auld. B Young, foott, Boston; 27th, Juliet, 12,413,403 Inc... Dec.. P Chase, Gunnin brook, Windsor, port'at 9 aM, wind N. rainy the abore igeine, Barthes, Sarah E rtaa Se D 5 Lar ne, % Keady, wonteznme. ap » JW Pharo, Frances C H Hale, and Cousem. TFORD, “April Litate bebe + 23,603,206 23,199,263 Dec. Exchange. Diecount balances. at 76c. a 78c., and good yellow do. at 7c. at 80c. a 82c for State, “Barley with sales of 5,000 bushels State at 80c. Barley malt was selling at 90c. Oats wore in good demand and firm at 463¢c. for Western and Canadian, and at 45}¢c, a 460. for State. Cee per ora a holders betes ool otecks trangactions; 300 bags were sold at p. t.; ngs Rig ehimomings at 186. y Corrox.—The details of the fore’ tended to check transactions after its receipt; tions footed up about 1,000 bales, closing as previously Tey 4, on the basis of 111¢c. for middling uplands. 1 some engagements of cotton 700 bbis. flour at 2s. ; 50 tons dividivi at p. bags, was in steady demand, a 6,783,450 Ino,.. ‘The banks are working very cautiously, and the re- turns made up to-day are more conservative than had ‘been looked for in view of the which ruled during the week. tracted nearly balf a million of dollars, while the specie column shows a nominal gain, and e: balances have been largely av; of deposits also ie smaller ti other changes are rather unim The exchange market continues inactive, and we have no improvement to notice in the general demand. For an hour or two this mornin, sight checks on the Ni jarch 24—Sild Busbii York. Giprattar, Mareh 15—Cid Loulea Bartlett (from Apa ae) Trieste: Zist, Windermere, Hardin; id ,. arr echr L & M Duflield, Jones, pril6—Arr U8 steamer Oruseder, Lieut Maftitt, pir Waxbernn, B; abip Edda Bray, 1 arp schre from ‘arrived in sfonde the upper works of oth’ ne back lad ber ‘boom and s part of herbeed gear curried away, and siderable of her railing, head bulwarks, forecastie smashed, 4c, news by the Persia “Vigilant, Bosworth, New Orleans; ented. The withdrawal transac- om v wart, Turner. s ee ee m. Harding, London! 26 Kale Hunier, Healey ‘New Orloans Eacoasba: ieee Oot. ns, Cardiff and Havana; no, dates. Progrens land and New York, and passed by Deo Sit. Nelson, ‘Newport and Untied States; ler, and John Hea Pi wi, April4—Arr brig Scotland, Francis, West 7 0d sleamehip Habans MeCoa- Felicia, Nel! Ly ool. Wurtem! @ Angelo (8c), Abstras Liver pool To pool were reported at 3-16d, a 7-824. 200 bis, lard to fill up at 20s., t. For corn and wheat 63¢c. in bulk, and 6d. in were demanded. The rosin taken by burg, was at 38. To London 500 bbis. flour and 100 boxes beef a Raa terms, and 300 bbis. rosin at 28. 6d.. Hay—Sales were light at $1 for shipment. Supplies gl ipme: PPI there was some inq: rn cities," and ‘we heard of bos cicotped eccyel bch ten nicl ; but the market re- showed ® meagre aggregate ovations, viz:— Boston for Baw Fran- 5 put in on Ry 25, in dia- i NEW ORLEANS, “somaya ee for | cock. Gefta, Now Oni C. lea lapsed again, and 0; tra, Liverpool: Ws atthe subjoined q , Marseilles; Drarai from New York for New Orleans, had not arrived out at last accounts, She 1s considerab: due, having sailed on Feb 24. ae a Baio Tarra. Zine vont. from Havana for Baltimore, is -day bills on the North. .134 913; a 13 per ot. dis. Sicur Sorny Couuiss—! ; 3¢ dis. to par a X perct, prem. The fiscal year of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail- road Company commenced with October. The re- venue for the first half of the year compares with that of the first half of the previous year ag do. Sid Sir R ‘York. ven 24th, Helen McGaw, Tucker, eogland, 28—In port ready for sea, Wepella, Cain, Boston; zandria, for do. Hone Kone, Feb 1—Arr Ringleader, Waite. Wi A idas. Wood Bombay. Sid Feb I, Waverley, it ia expected that her sales of 600 a 800 bbis. amen cargo 40 hhds. clayed Cuba were made at 28c.; 80 do, Cubs muscovado at 82c., and 108 hhds. Porto Rico, at 830. ;, Jaa Browne, Orab ow i WARK, April 10—Arr schr Joe, Kingston; Haverstraw: lith, sebrs Daniel Newell, York: soups GH De ; John D Noyelles, an iner, Haverstraw. 81d schrs EB C Dennisoa, rfl 11—Arr bark @usan Jane, Obilde, oF Hawley, Backett, ‘and Hunter: Phil SWrORT. April 10, FM—Arr echr Virginie, Westgate, at bark Susan Jane: schre Josep) @ \ NBedtore Weetera 88 i 5 cian, and Banneh Evans, including new mess at Whi al 4 & $14 25, and old at $13, and Beef was in steady demand, and prices unt sales included about 400 bbis., embracing at $6 a $6; repacked $11 25 » $12.50; pri bis. Western $16. Cut meats were eales reported 5 af &E8 3 BB Fee Match 25—The of the Rewcastle pet Galata, MX bay, and carried away the rear begets isbn the Sateen vt @ quan! merican Lee; Revown, 5 Goodtine, and Viking,’ Windsor, San Francisoo, arr J Bombay, (is also reported at Macas, by, ship Don Quixote, Nott, 13 B hy Som tf aig al raneleco for Hoog Kong. ia o7 Wom, March 20-—-O, On, Mulings, from Bown: (eres ion 10—Are oL oh ‘%3—arr Herald s pisce marked “C a's dlamoud) "a hed s , iiatss N, lon az, Gravesend, March 27—Put in, Am from Neweastle for Boston, with bows carried away, having been in collision, and proceeded ‘at nea on Lith inst. Increase present year. The Eastern division of the Ohio and Mississipp; Railroad has been placed in the hands of a receiver, The Cleveland Herald of Tuesday says:— In the United States Circuit Court, ted roociver of the Exstorn Railroad, the ee Seema Pedersen, Nagasaki Gisrautar, March 22—] yeith Mitebell, from New Orleans, and landed ‘March is discharging ber cargo of coal into JCRENSTOWN, March 27—Ship Abner Stetson, Stetson, arrived to-day, with foremast sprung . CHAR, Feb 6—Ship Beaver, Smith, from New Yt Lavxcn—One of the finest modelled schrs Merrimack Biver waa to be launched at N ‘Wednesday. She is call Messrs Sumner, Swasey & apt John Cheney. jotiee to Marimers. EW BUOY ON BURCOME SAND. Bld ah. Ls Lane, Bryer, & and Baltic. xo i ursooe, Mosue, Wa ‘Watlington, Ardrossan and Gmorsid’ Goat'0 ‘upon the duties of his new office, E. 8. the 'y, Will act as receiver. Mr. Alsopp is presi-. In the case of Robert Moir vs. The County of Jef- ferson, just tried in the District Court of the U: Sates for Ohio, the Court said:— ms Quesaatown; bark "Tota lt Palion, Haak, New PROVIDENCE, April ll—Arr fork. Sid sobre ‘NLondon;'B Slade Bayles; "Queen, Hilo, ta ela, Bron, Sales of Real Esta: drian vy ata House and jot 272 Monroe at. eo. Jackson ,26x100.$8,060 Ef i ; By A. J. Bleecker, brick house & lot 112 E. iF st., lot 20x98.9. 3, Hf = iyler, NOricans; W H Whartoe, Smith; a ‘of the case, the Judge diamissed The March earnings ef the Dayton and Cincin- nati Railroad were $32,769 23. ‘The earnings of the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail- road in February footed up $30,000, against $22,269 in 1853—an increase of $7,700. Receipts of the Catawiasa Railroad Company for the months of January and February, 1860:— gF F a; D, 8. 116th st, 319 w. ay, 4, 100, 1 “ “ 8. 8, 144th ate., w, WARD 8, WILSON, Secretary, Sunday anernoon jar on ort bow. Bou peco, hence at Portland, rn ee by ape ce, and bad lwarks stove from Stone Horse. [Are at New Bedford Wine cen Oxford Mayhew, Hurd rr lew 5 s lewport, oll. Sid aubp Ansel ARamahs, Clark, of Sipvi- PA Gencge & ary, Pierce, Bhehiyn: Bauer, Cape Town, Gen Pike, Fisher, 329 wh, bound Peru, Turner. do, 6 fiahomres 2) Sa, ry heir total specie reserve is only $46,537,000, ADy | DaAaMGDssssssssssscrsssseesseopsssvonssvssSl8ART HB oy ia a aigoor