The New York Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1860, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1960—TRIPLE SHuuT. News from Afriea. ‘ 00S BU. PAUL DE LAANDO COREMSPONDENOR, Leanpo, W. ©. 4., Feb. 15, 1800, Wreck of « Daktimore Buik Olipger, with « Oarye of Saws om Beard—Exaye of the Copiain and Orow— Horrible Pate of the Slaves, dc., de. Some few days ago I received, through the kindness of ® Miend, several numbers ef the Herat, which, you y be assured, it gave me a great deal ef pleasure to \4, for I always did consider the Heit as ‘one ef the matitutions” ef our glerieus country. ‘She principal bu of news J have te offer this time is the «Jess of one of our Baltimere slavers, as fine losking a @iipper built hermaphrodite brig as ever was seen about these waters. On the 10th ef this month, as her Majes- ty’s steamer Gloucester was cruising te the southward of + @ape Lepez, they made a sail to leeward. ‘They immed? ‘ately put her befere the wind te give chase, which ma- ‘ewuvre the fellow ebserving, he immediately followed ‘uit, with a view of rounding Cape Lopez, and probably senping after nightfall, by running into seme ef thesmall ‘veus inside of the Bight ef Biafra. He preved himeelf mateb, however, for his vensel sailed lke a witch and quotations being in all eases for Catcago — 0 110d. turns from the New York Central Company. Wow make their appearance:— 's Orrice, ers ae ee io a statement ara: New yor Onn, Central Railroad "for the month of December, 1860, and for the months of January, February and March, 1860, compared with (its earnings for the corres. months ef the previows year :— Earnings, 1858, _ Desember.$510,424 64 520, a Fobrury. — 810,544 86 402,580 38 31,986 02 The following comparative table of the state- nhenta made by the eity banks in March, 1859 and 1860, has been published: — nae {$00,420.08 68,826,687 | 1, ual T200,esT ‘Gareions "sg0/108 “en | “1 9\406,0%2 77002;248 a0a'or4 o ; * 205186;815 27/251,000 188,906 79.001,104 &1/200,028 — 9,108,824 1,171,885 438,797 738,198 = awever, the fellow mopped for nothing, and, soRagasap anaes Gal" Tenens nT eet tee ‘drove ‘hese high on the eben bit ane | _ Total.....8104 694,740 191,488,681 450,200 Fy Magee ee tee Meaney bY that time eins | Discounts ..$116,040,851 128,074,682 1,075,210 es 20 @m board’ the other steamer, however, describe the | Stcks...... 12,448,043 12,020,324 ‘427,719 = w@ as traly heartrending. As the brig strack, and | BB¢ & mort. 630,06 523,871 7.006 = ae eee borne, q Real Fxtate.. 6.254.729 8,070.17 278,880 ne i ‘cates on bonrd Trobably to the E aki ae Due by Wks. 6,019,220 5,366,687 — 286,467 i - Cash items.. 20,868,056 18,591,600 1,986,450 pact { qpenpiegen a Rew! of despair that could be heard even| coecig...... Z31TSI96 6,008't6e CREE, by ae tae oe ee eaRETT, pes. But it was too ) Overdrafis., 22000 $8,078 168 E g Total... 714,624,740 101,488,582 8,036,209 i H i i i i : il Dunkirk barbor is open, and the Erie Railroad and the fragments of the wreck. Nothing was found, how. - ever, to reveal the name ef the slaver, or auy other infor. Company's propellers are doing s fine business. =o m7 ais, cave that 19 the preckead seaanen Buffalo is still closed by ice, with a prospect of an early opening. an a beat learemaaies was disonreted on the beach With reference to the postion of the ary goods With the ears near by. A good prize was thus lost, and, | ™arket, the Independent of to-day says:— Vaab is warner pabehiy aoe bondred human were Trade continues active, with good prespects for two months to come. Auction sales have been numerous during the week, and at prices rather better than at the previoussales. Jobbers have been extremely busy, much 80 ag to compel them to make fresh purchases to keep up the supply. The near-by trade from the city to Objo, and including New England, is much more active. Both French and English drets goods sell briskly in these sections. Plain drees silks of premier quality are wanted, and Lafecwedoe bag shen Millinery goods are the worst Sr. Pavt. pe Loanno, Feb. 21; 1860. Death ef the Prince of Oongo—Barbareus Manner of His Death— Danger to American Property and the Amzrican Vessels om the Coast, dc. By the English collier, Lora Warriston, to sail to-day for Mobile, I will mention, as an item ef news from this qo rter, that intelligence reached here en the 17th inst. ae death of the Prince—son ef the late “‘King of al) Congos.” He was man of considerable education, and msn’ are reaping a great harvest, for orders 4 visited Europe, and heid various offices of responsi keep flowing in for future delivery at steady prices for all ty. B seems that as a correspon: been } staple cotton ‘The export demand is good. Prints |, fing » ibing their domi- | meet witha brisk demand of the desirable styles, and ‘ im the interior, ani having thus made himeelf ob- Jawns have also improved. In fancy cassimeres there is t re fm Sipe ohm gl about "wo be | more doing, but particularly in the better grades of quali- Se reree . nearer Sen er 'y ed ty; A rsdn kinds of woollens are dull and hea to the overstock of ch woollene affecting , demand for. domeatic Tabrca, Tne. reign rn demand for goods sil gs, but rom all thera ern deman is h all er the Union a ak gees exists. The Western rbd that suffer are those beyond Ohio, namely, Mlinois, Indi- ana, &o. Tasman Wateak ‘those dry iry goods which do mainly a Northern business is much. lar; season than ever before. rene We learn from Philadelphia that the prospects are that the tonnage of the Reading Railroad for the present week will reach 40,000 tons, it 27,000 tons for the corresponding week of 1859. Philadelphia paper says :~- ‘The business of the road looks in the extreme. a iy f i d i fl Es rt { ‘The New Yerk East Conference. TO THS EDITOR OF THE HERALD. ‘a your report of the proceedings of the New York East * } Conference, in session at Stamford, Conn., your reporter, writing uponjthe subject of lay delegation, on Monday, re- Presents me as advocating a postponement of the question (fer feur years. My position was, that as it would re- | quire four years the enormoos item of 60,000 tons, and it is confidently ex- year 1869. extraordin: increase will be equal to 1856, when the stock was selling at See share. We anticipate soon that it will require no bulling to put this ttock to much higher figures, We have seen the circulars . from the New York coal companies. They have opened their spring business at 30 cents per ton higher. than last year, and raised their price 10 cents the Ist of June, and 10 —_ bondi of July, sire Reading railroad, to cor- respond with these prices, bave to their tolls 15 cents in July and 15 cents in September? which will be published, we learn, in the papers next week. This, we think, will make a large demand for anthracite poy meen A and we would not me sarrrioed see he tonnage o: Reading Railroad Company 50,000 tons per seek soon. if The following table shows the amonnt of flon and grain in store st Chicago on the 14th instant, compared with the corresponding dates in 1858 and 1859:— 4 14, 1 . eat Angas re socuracy ‘am *-*irous that this misapprehension should be correct- a sing decidedly in favor of the introduction of a lay wentation into our Conferences, and believing that porter migapprehended me, I trust vou will grant privilege of correction. J. KENNADAY. ORLYN, April 17, 1860. ee —E—EEE «ANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tavrspay, April 19—6 P. M. 2 chief interest of the street now concentrates ue Stock Exchange, which is more active and sited than it has been for yeara. Yesterday's ecline seems to have brought in a large circle o ew buyers, and nearly every description is higher | mour, pbs.......... sos 28,906 008 70,090 o-day. It may be noticed, also, that whereas | Wheat, spring ees 382 268,014 «1,145,281 prmerly each speculative stock had its peculiar | Wheat’ while «bush, | siise eet of iends, who took care of it at the Board, and sus- ined it against the bears, all the leading stocks ire now standing on their own merits, and are sus- ined by the public alone. Central, as usual, was ery active; the price at the opening was 793, from hieh point it advanced to 80}, in the afternoon osing 803 bid, against 79} at the close yesterday. he back earnings of the road, which were pub- hed last evening, are not so brilliant as was ex- bcted. The increase ever Jast year, in the four onths ending 31st March, is only about $94,000. owever, now that the Legislature has adjourned, le public may be more ready to buy the stock than hs the case before. The Western stocks were all gher. As compared with the prices current last ening, Galena advanced to-day 1}; Rock Island, Toledo, §; Minois Central, 3; Michigan gua- HMhteed, 13; old, 3; Michigan Central, §; Reading, f; Jem preferred, 14; Hudson River, }.; The slation with regard to city railroads en- Lnces the value of both these last mentioned i ds. The former gets what will probably prove y best line of road in the city, between the pres- Total wheat, bueh.... 476,626 454,287 1,164,620 148,202 42,107 44,623 63,138 Total busb...........1,608,534 747,054 1,870,240 Annexed is the statement of the New Orleans banks for the week ending April 14:— Loams. 74 8, 58,628 2,994,199 2'751,286 4,910,002 Mech. & Trad’s 1,499,087 ’358,987 410,675 881,974 BEN. Orleans. 1,484,673 612,880 642,085 1,080,100 269,060 338,209 239,005 1,315,802 Total... .... $22,422,208 12,279,789 18,638,089 19,450,425 The following table exhibits the respective amounts of exchange held by the various banks and also the sums due to distant banks, the latter being comprised in the table of deposits, as shown above:— Park and the Central Park up town ; the latter pea Boe il, by the construction of the Ninth Avenue road, 212,279 ‘Arease its business and reduce its expenses. EO higan Central was assisted to-day by the report 4ui9 the earnings of the second week in April; the “ee )tarn shows $36,928, against $34,086 same week 109,790 year—increase $2,842. Panama was rather Seon gter, and so was Pacific Mail. AM the State stocks af 40,459 ein active demand. Missouris rose one per cent., ee ae Tennessees and all other Stste ‘stocks were | 7! + seveese+088,178,007 1,612,488 As compared with the statement of the previous week, the results are as follows:— ber. The demand for railway bonds was active, and better prices were generally ob- fied. We have not had a day of so much ac. and such general speculation for the past Bre years, and the impression gains ground that 9 spring will witness an old-fashioned seagon of ve business among the brokers. The market d firm at the following quotations:—Virginia 4932 '% 3; Missouri 6’s, 84} a 4; Canton, 22; Cum- nd Coal, 143.15; Pacific Mail, 10523; New Px Central, 80} a 4; Erie, 17} a 173; Hudson hr, 42}; Harlem, 14} 8 3; do. preferred, 303 a ‘Reading, 433 a #; Michigan Central, 49} a 3; igan Southern and Northern Indiana, 12} a 3; teed, 243 a 25; Panama, 1343 a 1343; Mli- Central, 602 a 61; Galena and Chicago, 644 9 {; eland and Toledo, 293.8 §; Ohicago and Rock \d, 64} & 4; Ilinois Central 7's, 88 a 3. bney is, if anything, cheaper thanit was, though ear of no actual transactions below five per Both banks and bankers are prelenders at figure, and long paper, with;two good names, ry freely done at 53to 6. The monetary news } England, per Arago, is calculated to encou- confidence and to dispel the uneasiness lted by the recent stringency in the British <et. The business of the Sub-Treasury to-day very light ; the receipts $88,709, of which 0 from customs ; the payments $94,610 ; ba- » this evening $7,506,937. foreign exchange market opens with a good of strength, but still without activity. There uyers of sterling bills at 109 for 60 days, and for short sight; francs range as before, from to 5.183, the market rate being about 5.17}, hecie is yet engaged for the Saturday steamers: ersia, on Wednesday, will probably take out gold for Paris. There is no profit on shipping t ‘present rates, Pennsylvania Railroad has declared & semi- dividend of three per cent, free of Btate ble on and after the 15th of May. following are the last quotations of sight ex- The operations of the Cleveland and Mahoning Raflroad for January, February and March have been as follows: Tate be sua oe08 8 ities 96 ee or nearly 48} per cent. x The following is a statement of the traffic on the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending 13th April, 1860:— Jess +44 86,006, 96 ™ change on New York at the cities mentioned, the | The following are the earnings ef the Masters @- NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Since December last we have had no traffis re, that the Legislature has adjourned, the returns 9,971 68 380,848 68 $87,198 1s 877 4 = Bow'al0 64 554,380 33. 455128 79 ‘The coal tonnage for the last five weeks has increased to | vision ef the Ohio and Mississippi Railread fer the Wromapit, April 18, 1908. Me statement of the Pitsburg banks fer tho wook J offered than bas Deen the caso for some considerable ane | ,9"h" 08 4,3 ending April 16 was as folows:— Sebe Specie. Loans. brs oy 9 kinds, however, while fer the poorer deserip- aia pens 213'7aa | Mena the market was very dull and depressed, fetr Galanin 140": ‘961,007 283,765 | while prices declined foll one-fourth of m ent eebr $4,586 601,122 98,095 1 pound on the average, and nearly that amount all | fbr EB Rehr & Smith, Bier pad pan around, The indications were that a few of the poorer cee A Se A 117,514 772,068 = 172,148 i re ely be left ever unsold, though a large pro- Btesmert ~ ——— ——— | portion were takin at nominal | Bieamier "160,608 1,061, pe The market Tas mach ie art aoa weak ad 1. In cage this is done, the President of the ' eon eal wer ats ames ets Gane ane 90 50 a 10 08 Wreaior esa’ rit G— Are from NYOrk, Java, at Deal, i ha Miseellanceus, iverpen,, Sy: ‘; abd the road trom, Syracuse to Georgatown, “latwooe of 200.8 950) sare Grrome fran, Hale. at Rowton from Onloutia, rooorta | Ar from Cearleson J N Ouahiog, al Havre, Swenty-one miles. Hight miles oft portion are already TOs 87S | Jan ze lak 3608 lon SOO8 erperioneed merece what | A ee eave cad Naamten i eaipool grad commenced vee! ‘sooompanted : Rove tbe bemeel to for throes | Arr from Ni at Fleetwood; Moossouth. The following are the earnings of the Hannibal $50 00 2 60 00 ie inaenof ebng wh ve “The close recfod mai | © Queenstown; Judit, and St. Joseph Raitroad in March:— “40 00 9 50 00 i eb wae farted. wes Mowe ouk of be gums iad from Lodon for NYerk, has put into Queens - Pre, at. i 2 Oo | Si deucmnag angel & suroe aarti | wre wih mies 10,182 96 17,986 25 00 a 30 08 | Jost six water ‘wonkey rai) from te the American Perts. 22422, fore rigging, and sustained other damage, ‘The com: | ALEXANDRIA, April 17— Are sohrg Mary Bowen, be. | a Te. menced at 6 PM, and at 9 PM it ended with one most Spa ibe Green, Fore. Terry, be. ok 5a este evale wep Rg py peg om] Boston. Sid echr Aid, Endicott, Somerset; fo af forth in @ cloudless’ sky, and the wind settled into = i. April e—Arr Sie. a do. | Whale cal breens trom BW, Fhe barometer fellto 50 18 and | thee Mhnad ee nee fed ee, © 2m | GBARE James Gurrm. Soow, hence fer Marseilles. put into | (#1), Means, Malacs: Canina, Pinkham, & 5 50 | Gitrakar 24h vit, wih lose of fore and main topgalisntmests, =, aie nee: vel © $00 | Suasin be gecct Pop it ant wis ebliged aut sway mats | Clonfoogoe va Bole: 4 ¥ Ourtia, el : * 500 | Setore the vessel would Hgbt, losing the whale deck Ba noree lotus a abKe Fronence—Port Stanley, Falkland Islands. Jan 9— | for a br a barts Laonla fay ae a éxe of Bath, fom New York, with a cargo of coal | pigsbee, NOriesns: Bryant Jones, for pe mgd oe bere in a Jeak; ee dopelra, Chariesion, OB nih ‘Chase, Portland. same | sterling, w' finding he materials. Heard. Port aa Prinoet sebre Ki hy ag 8 feature Bar RLES WiitAM, Bvare, hence for Murseities, which Seb: Sarah & Diavens, Stadler. 40; Panihes, Clark. NYork. nf boyd Fi homes ie dietreen, been and Srna oe) Ea ‘Niagara (at 945 AM); w Bane Casouina, Gringle, st, Rio Janeiro, tm dents: brig Jes Mednon, Dicga Juckacuvle; sere Nebay ie experieneed beary” w ‘compelled te throw over Hagan, Couine Ourdenas: Gaon Conary, M¥erk. of inary Br Bs Brxa. Brown, fm See ee ean, Wind Bernety Boston: J8s L Day,’ Sparrow, NOniowas. Sid tations quoted above. Prime and young a Ged Et, zs woo en es i Sgg paaiang jm! Bio Janeiro and a mkt; hag Sa be eee Trond Suey fests queets I ikea The tl Toosipta at ali | spaiched to her assisance, but fears were eatsctaised for ser eicas Alten Kddleoa, Jr, tipple, Nortel, 10° salse hg Sor 2000 the yards for the week an: week, areas we ony. Avril Sharp, Sharp, Georgetown 1000 "Svash'n Yard. Browning's. Chamberlia's. 0? Brion's. Pony ecg cay er bn boarded | uth gat QESEes Emir Sony, re, ™ ‘7000 This week..19 az 37 68 supposed to Bave perished, was'the Georee # Régerot |B IGOR, Apr ig-—Arz goby Delason, Boreten, NYork. 1000 Last week. .14 bid al 61 | New'Haven tnd was cupeisod duriag'a inary Mow afisrassa | , CHARLESTON, Api lev-Arr aches 5000 VEAL CALVES. ef 18th. Her crew were rescued. RLS Hotios, Mendel. J york: Cal tare Goveb Tost 3000 Jig comtional nab y Teosiote at all the yards tho mar. spapeue Acvs fend Bavemesh for it Tobias, IS, betice r6- gf Berovk; sare Yoon Holoombe, ‘Gcaloo, anda Sussiey, 5000 M So ket has ruled dulland depressed for all kinds except | perted ashore on the coast of North Carolina, will probably Jackeon. NYork. 4000 Mich strictly prime and prices are nominally lower, the quota- | & total loss. ag ggg Rg gy Ik, 18000 11 Oen tions above being Barely obtanable, except for aret clase Scur Ocran Wave, Slocum, from Norfolk for Petersburg. SS Gass. concn: We Bltsbe Doane, , Baitimore; 5000 H&St Jo veals, which are comparatively scarce and. bring on the 16th inst, off Rewall’s Botnt, bed heavy squalla eprane | gehra Tizze W Dyer, Frovidense: Mooaigah Sauen 12000 Har RR prices. The prevailing high prices paid for milk interferes | mainmést injured salle, snd started Se eS ee 1000 Gal & Ch very much with the supply of veals, tsemuch as it | to require b ibe bold, will Dave t dledherge the for re. | 16th—Arr ehi , Edwards, NYork; Alexander, Bais, foo cheno perguaranoToll ni eter ehh eas whee | Pe ears Foes tine ee sot gesting | HRORE at Boe HEN: woes. Wo, Ch & Tol 8 60% | per quart Gaived, Which sell, when Boston, April 19—Sehra Flora King, Kites, and Geo A ‘ 14 sbs National él good order at 534 to 63¢ cents. Hence the suj yan. ¥ ‘ xee) mington. NC, for St John, NB (struck on Mf iy 25 Metropol i 00 GLa | ence of inferior teats a2 the comparative ty of |: Mave, ROn,e% OT Momomoy. Bake D Bellows Je oil! fall of same of again Without damage); iby Sara, Riwol Yack 10 Continental Bank. 10t 10 Ole,Col&CinRR... 98 Pile, The recolpta atall the yards for the week and | ” About of cotton, the most of tt ta buik, |" RERWANDIWA. Agri #Peaeed over the bar, chr Wene- 26 Commonw’th Bk. 993 100 ‘ week were as follows :-— jaken from Fanoy Holmes. burnt at Apalachicola, has 5 do... 99 Washincton. 2. Chamberlin’s. O'Brien's. a, and, shout 40 more bales bare been landed. it ia | FALL RIVER, 1S—Are schre, Warren. Nelagn, may be recovered, cannot meline Beebe, Philadelphia: Fred oe = Pape ve ee aye ‘The gotract for'srtog and a ho readno do: loop Copy. Wheeler’ Port Ewen; 1tib, sser Phebe Bites: SHERP AND LAMBS. shal, bas been disposed of at $8 per fale. Wth—Arr eohr Star, Hayden. Philadelphia Sid achrs Sarah The supply is larger than last week, but the demand Notiee to Martnevs. E Jones, hones, Alesandria: Wm H Rewe, and Fred Continues moderately active at the full prices then cur- | rhe Bow & Pigs Lightreasel, before reported below New Bed. | gvarrea: Coombs, Fhitedelphia; Thos Winans, Davis, and Jenn ent. | Good to prime sheep find a ready market at pricet | tor. ‘han boon lowed io ihe ly, and iso be repaired. ‘The Re. | @uavets, Howell York: aloop Oommores, Fy. do. ranging from $5 to $6 per head, and extras range all the | f2'r', Ras bes towed to the oly, be placed on er statlon—pro- | seamen, Ei port. ‘ way from $6 to $8 2 $9, according to quality. Offer. | bably on the 19th inst. FAIR HAVEN, April 18—Arr achrs Jobn Silimaa, Brows: ‘pgs were of a good average quality—there being but a vod Robt F Stoekton. and Emma Tuttle, Bunnell, Va. Cid few inferior sheep on sale at any of the yards—whilethe | NOBTH ATLANTIC—COAST OF SrAIN—FIXED LIGHE ON 114 | schrs Louise A a Barnes; Henry B Barnes; bulk ye geenye onde Prime, with s considerable | omeiat information hes bean recelved at thie ofoe that ibe | Atlsts and A B Terry, Va; yachts Hornet, and D M Meserelo, Bumber of fancy Tae tonal mall ae of Marine nt Madrid has given notice that on and afer | “GLOUCESTER, April 14—~Arr brig Henry, Homans, Surl- yards for the week and last week were as aa a, i he 1b day of February, a be eed from | nem 0 rashingion. Browning's. Chamberlin's. 0’ Brien’s. ighttower on Mouro Islet, entrance OL, A) PM—Arr bark Bi . ‘This week... . 763 2,272 1,121 948 | of the portof Sistander, on te southors shore of the Bay of Bee Toke ae hinor Tieakell, Foran for - Last week... 695 1,821 1,080 1,012 |" BERAy) north coast of Spain. + more; sebra Sophie Ann, Smith, Philadelphis for ;GD “ The light ls « fzed white light, {umtnating an arc of 270 deg King. Wooster, from do for Calais; MA . SWINE. of the bortzon, or from 8 by W te W by N; throngh the remata| 0 ti 2. Bolling, ‘The supply is moderate, and, with a fair demand, prices | der of the circle a faint light will be seen ‘when beyond the dis ler, Crowell, Boston RR. I havé appreciated somewhst—sales having been étlocted | Wnce.ch {76 ceples Janets, fromm fhe lighihouse, The Tht je RYork: Ams ¢ 225 Harlem RR pref. . at 6c. a 65¢c. for corn fed, and 60. a 6340. for other | Seen in clear weather Of 12 milea, Beloio i 146 (aber Be Kinds. There wero on sale 2,815 head. ‘The iluminating apparatus is catoptrle, ar by reflectorsof | Wadden, Lubes for do: oe Te . RECAPITULATION. the fifth order. ‘Thomas Jefferson ‘The total receipta of all stock at all the yards for the mie Tots tower, fo slighty conten) 56 fast Nigh trom tage 60 Bosten for do, eth loss of an 14% | week and last week were as follows:— Popper balcony, and stands 1¢ yards from the north shore of the | Gloucester for do; 14% Yards, Beeves. Cows. Veals. Sheep & L. | 16t,, dt risen from the centre of the lightkeeper's dwelling. | —— Portland 14g 19 960 466 | donsand up of laniors ar plod green and appt palsy | FR 4336 37h 2,272 | red.” The ewelling will be by the roeks on tbe Islet when | Grand 43% 3T a 1,121 | approaching ft frem the wortheait, of the light- al 8% 100 do. 435 ry 048 | tower ia given as Int 48 28 87 N, Jon 8.4548 W ef Greenwich. | ov, $4 80D go. d80 A855 2 rook. called ihe Cortare, and a bank of, § fect water, 10. | Matis, 102% 800 Mich Cont RR... 49 | ‘Total. 161 1,218 biroa | Tepeptvelys — by 8 10 fat for do 74 100) do......060 49% | Last week. 3, 165 1,077 4,528 | he bearings are magnetic. Variation 3134 dog W in 1980, April Treasury Departasent, Ofice Lighihouse Board, Waahiagioa, bir sy April 16, 1880. = ley. Philadephia INDIES—CT THOMAS ISLAND—ROOK OFF ST THOMAS Oooper, Official information has been received thie office that infor- | Tit? airs J mation has been received st the Admiralty from her Majesty's | 1.| ts St Thomes island, that 8, ema deiacbed oor Foak || pd for Savannah), for seies atte. of cern Fe seanra of ee | LAVACA, api Arr off the bar, ha Tock, whe gal 10 oot a emote, baa 7 tat _HOBILE, April 18—Old ship Arable, Harding, Liverpool; « Jouthward of the southwest rock of the Triangles Group, with ‘SE : 17% (25 Chi,Barin&QinkR 65 to the westward of Moblenfela Pot taut looper; Wm e. Pratt: Malabar, Kinaman; Pape oo a rot Points ot ed ee et Mere: Garnet, Bredteed: Wi Frew, Balcbaldor, ands W j. 4236 50 Mil & Miss RR... ©8534 pay pwards soaks ree dreued, cm nearing the port schrs Kate Field, nine, Pacsenie Vig to) a from the. eastw a regerie Channel Nassau; W 8 Scott, Bland open until the west ‘polat of Water Battery ts tn.one with the : CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. east end of thetorkern church, Gearing Hy WR f Wiiee. | gale aiky RIEL, Cena Seek ae eae Tavkepar, April 19—6 P, M. ia the rairway leading mark into the harbor. phenson, ‘Smit. Kio Janeiro via Mobile. Below. comieg Asnss.—The market was steady and prices unchaogA. ‘The bearings are magnetic. Variation 1 80 B in 1880 iitpe Ni : 2 i i ¥ i i order Secretary, . Or “ reaehy Department Ofte Lighitouse Board, Washingion, | {10% Botton; Carrituck, from York; bark Wiliam Whalemen. oon, Charleston via Havana; ships arthur (Br), Wateon, at New Bedford 18th inst, ahip William & Henry (of Fatr, | Prince, Meady; Philadelphia, Poole, and Chas Ward, Gould, per} 'Pareomn, ‘Pacific Goean. Sid brig Homer, ay At | Liverpool; Grotto, Btuart, Queenstown for orders. i brands were sustained. The gales embraced about 6,000 f lant mn 18—Arr oy tel) —_ Allegheny. becca Bamberg, an@ S — 778; MODKO! ‘ar quin, rotioety an the following quotations: wavnets oxtnt from, Bio Sunetro Mare 8, Myra, Havens, of Sag Harbor, ~ i Pon F wee. ‘if at 8ld from Falkland Islands Dee 11, bark Morning Light, of | _ 19th—Zrr (by tel) ships Holyhead, James Ka NB, 7 26th, ship Hesper, of FH, do. Libby, New Hampebire. and Mountaineer, Liverpool; Ars- ‘Arr at Honolulu Feb 27, Monwonth; Ormsby. 08, trom Mar. mede Bnow, Autocrat, Crescent (ity, Newport. and Missouri, fovie Bay; J D Thompson, Oroshy, do (eed ald be ereice march "enue ‘ADAUT. slp Dragoon ih. ships Marske Groen ; Merch 4 Lewnn Nell’ Go, Cokst Gnlitarnia rope rudder, | Jeafand Ataiania’ barks Teane And’ Slmolo; Tabrohipe atiee faci tae sien BNL. do do, 100 bbls this sosaon cand BORE OLE’ beri! 7— Are sehr York. Worth Btar.s.....+04. Rew York.....--.---ApL %...amptawall | é.do 10m); 10, Ailce, Beebe: OS from the Line (and sid do | HOBEOLE, pitt Art sehr Lary, Osborn, Nort. Bye HAVANA, Mar. AND NEW CaLMARE. froer Kawooksl (ond sid do 16h); Saal, a yo myra, Kingsion: 170, aur ou Mount, Boston: sloop Dupre, ist = Spe ale ee en ae | SRE on om veee re meiee | BERIT RE tLe Perrier ey lly es et SEY: "Gintwasc From, Ney York, 12m, at Havana ne | 540 bbls: Oooas, Clark, Haven, 300 Dols; Phen, Maas; aloopd Begner and Gallant, Haverstraw Helen. Groen: Drants, The transactions inciaded some lots eane: agree: ‘pegpinge ore and Julie pk; Ranlly J arriving at New York Sd. At Farge Bay Deb 17, Cocene je Mary. Walker, HL. 209 bbls; Morrill, loops fy Jane, Teuntons ‘The sales embraced about 3, dI \—From New York 17th, arriving st Havana | Fortune, Lester. do, 500; ; Erie Jerne- | Palmyri Within the range of the ‘above save Bid tnd Now Oreane 20 From Now Orlosna’ a, Havans at 400; ‘igualgte, Green, Ragariows, 160 ep, 400 wh; on BRORD, Apel 1t-Arz whrs Grante Laige, Tare was ir demand, with sales . arriving jus, Smith, lester imore; Corn meal was uni Dx Soto—From New York 27th, ‘at Havana Ist and Spoken, «ec, NYork: Stephen Waterman, Bowen. ial efor a Od {ho bola. Jorsoy and Brandywine, within th Kerr Orinaas Sa, From Now Orleans Uy Havaan 1S, ar ohnaiom, trom’ Philadelphia tor Gan | (pathic grmue Haver. Wliaatoo. NC; sche, Gite, Lovell tations. “Wheat was less sctive; the sales "Qchume Crr¥from New York Avril 4, arriviog at Ha- | Praschoo, Feb i, fat {4 8, lon 38 40; Stephen Waleriaan, Bowman (rom 405 included Ja which were “ea ee, Western — ply ‘vana A) mi From Havans April 14, arriving at New York | 9 = es ‘Movrillis, for Acspuloo, Feb 8, lat 56 11 Heth Hater! Penny do. 0 ‘ etoe x! and 20,000 bushels club were from is; Al a : — Arr echrs Grand Island, Small, 1,200 bushels white Western ee eae Ona wes its crnas From New York for Maaaans onthe sth ofesdh | vn ioe Bop ngs Riddell, tor att Punts Diney, Puledelphs; Cars Marte Malate’ julet, and sales confined t» about bushels, ‘a | month, ATLL, Catawba, be. for mixed Western, and white and yellow Jersey and Mee Talod Gey elieiits Concetta eee en | “BuswostArass, Fob 3—I0 port harks Chevalier, Okentier, | BEAL boners Southern at 76c.a77c. Barley was in better demand, N B—When the above dates fall on Sunday the steamers wilt | for NYork ide: Voyager, Freeman, for Boston do; Paladin, NEWPO! and Tr, with sales of 7,200 buahels of State at 76c. ® | saf on Monday, except from New Orleans. ‘Wilson: Ellen, Clements, and Swallow, Upton, une; | Mobile for rie 5 tohog small oa: Norn a, Pa prom York, diag; Angostu: | lsdelphia: 8 90c. ‘were ia supply, and sales mode! poles Price: 1 = at 4830. 0 443¢c., and State at 440. 8 45c. if al PeMatg nd tere intended for Go uw Youn Hanace “ad ib, Te fg Soke Cee ae nein, —The market continued firm, with sales of 750 cals -as i NETNEE TORT OTE LE fore reported'ald fib for Parnsinbuo). Ms Rio at 135¢c., and 80 do. at 14c. ALMANAO TOR NEW YoRE—Tuss DAY. Cat1a0. March ett N.—The market was without quotable change, 6 ri fmny nee fo (and ald 14th for ; 1 while the sales wore confined to about 600 bales, on the 6 44) mom waren... Dourne (and eld 20th for Chinghas); basis of 11 3c. for rively uplands, ie heat hen pa ordinary and inferior grades were neglected and heavy. Port ef New York, April 19, 1660, i if Us i i F : i CLEARED, 228. 6d.,'10 tons Mocha coffee, by steamer, at B0s., 25 | Sesmabip Montgomery, Berry, Savannah—H B Cromwell & cheese, by steamer, at 408., | “fieamship Roanoke, Coach, Norfolk £o—Ladlam & Hele- .t 5 ken. shipped from first hands at . t Bhip Windward, Hamlin, Melbourne—C E Fessenden. t, Ne for do and Cork: To London, 100 boxes bacon were engaged at 228. 64, and Ship Zingara, Newbegin, Cape Town and Caloutta—Smith, | jie Skinner, Traveller, 5 fi if | } i i Ben iF [ [ and 100 boxes cheese at 40s. To Rotterdam, 75 barrels spirits | 798 #00 Simian 3& Dow: for Roads at $16: barks & turpentine were taken, and to Antwerp, 100 barrels hip Mel, Aster Beary, Lanta erties, from Valparaiap are 33, for do to load for do, were taken at 330. per gullon. Snip Royal (8), Watson, “Hi a Fw | Ones, repg, cb March 3, shipa J Hay.—The market was steady, with sales of 400 2 600 3 Carver, Malensee—W: Oarver & Chase. em ig LE hg rg ae se mah aol aseune, Se cola common | Bark K Giddings, Leland, Matansae—B P Buok & Co, Lg oe ah, A at Soon, and imgp at S110.” snr Bek Ll ieuens Barcent Portnad OL Hatch & Oo, fg Bak q oo Morleans.—Sales of 330 bbls. New Orloans were made Bar ia ne Larraway; Port au Prince-—Peos, Ohureh | 2e2, Hood, Kell, « fog at 420, a 490.; 100 do. at 480.; 55 va, inferior & Oo. Je Port J £00. Eover. Sparrow; Geo Peabody, good, at 280, & Slo,, and 28 do. musoovado at 38c., and 40 ee eer CED Praca Haliten BG Ot jones Feravian, Roberta; Julie Sinalelr; Bool Amerie. Reha sae Brg Zins (i), ernie: Bt Joke—Hogere b Rack. Tee; Mary Bobtooom. 83; PO} Navat Sromms.—Sales of 160 bbis. of ie ‘Brig Forest olty, Bain, Portinad—Delano & { bears; Gante Claus, for Roads for or- ‘were made at 45c, # 45 340., in merchantable and shipping Sebr W L Cogawell, Penny, Rio Janeiro—@ L ders ‘barks Snap Dragoo, Grant, and Ureenland, Bates, order and 100 do. in New York barrels a 4c. Rosin was Bebe & Ones, Beevooe, ay Rising & On. for 4 i ear Bi wn unchanged sales moderate. ‘Lape ), Halsey, ‘CaRDRE, 1S—Aarr lenry Hooten, Gfies. 4 Reoho. Spearwater, J & Co. hej ome pe pleted Cage i I de Behr Will obo Wiep (Be), Husk Bermuda Frith, plogen IEE bare Young amore oy ey altered Porm | Bebe Levi Rowe, Thomas Abe Crnurosces, Anil a bark, B A, Cee, Oase, Work, | “Taare meres active, and | br Ana B Glover, ef, Robinson, Washington, NO—MeCready, “4 fea are case Tra ar Bi, igen gn unt Ma Gon bbls. s1n- Battimore) % mess at $1725; | Sobr Gailogo, Bmith, H Pierson & Co. ‘a ron wens at $17 45, and | BS OF rintce, terme, Foruand<G i Hatch & 00, | mojand afer Falermo | Marsbal SS pert was firm end in | 6ohr isabelle, Paaialin. 2 on tae PROVIDENCE, 4 206 vote actudng oonery fear Coburg & Marti, Brown, Agewalk~"Was | wYors: mess at $0.0 $10 60, and oop J ‘Tutnil, 4 in wouldeall ia | John Indian meas ‘wero 3m Sr? Arama a ‘mer, Bacon was scarce ARRWED. ‘and lees active, Bulloch, New Orteana, April 12, via Ha- bay Ke. & 93¢0. for ana 10th, of 12:38 PM, with raise apa eer are a CT a s Parrlaks ‘Norfoln, Bo, with moo and to 8 fair ox- | SEeteein ‘Polomae, Watson, Baltimore and Norfolk, with ee ee Rae Roverdam; i E Oh i i See erceny S i k i ef i i i : is la Hed fig ia i i be it Be ia ii | i j l 3 H i ; : il 5 i j i i i #7 i