The New York Herald Newspaper, May 11, 1860, Page 8

8 NEWS FROM THE RIO GRANDE, ah BE demca. Brownsville Correspom r her Buowssvitim, April 21, 3°/4p, ® Rangersto be Di panded —d-nerad Carave’ og Goes to Take Commant of te Mexiran Libera Army—His Plans—He and General Howton Undere aya Bach Otver— Fntroduction of Americans into Me zico—Sierra Maire Bepubtio—Kaighis of the Golde, Circle in tht Ascen- The State Commissioner, Crone) Logan McKalght, ro turned this place yerterdy.y from a tour of inspo" along the Rio Grande, acd ‘reports everything in a peace- avle condition. He has oricred tho Rangers to rea- @exvous at this placa previous to taking up the line of march on Monday or Tuesday next for Goliad, wien itis probable they will be paid oif and disbanded, Thave learned from reliable authority that although the Dommirrioner reports peace, Cortinas is actually in force mt tbe Auieaca ravche, twenty miles from the Rio Grande, and that he bas largo nombers of his mea geatiered along on the river, ready to meet at @ Moment’s notice. This is cousidpred reliable news, and it is eqaally gortain that the bandit bas in his werylee at present » largo number of ronawsy negroes and afew Tadians. What he is waltlog for ia another question, for while wome suppose that he is waiting for a favorable oppor- tanity to recress the Rio Grande and devastate this coun- try again, others suppose that he is resting and recruit- ing before making & movement ia favor of Miramon, ia whose service he holds a commission. ‘The Moxican authorities of Matamoras have issuct a Botice com! Cortinas to appear before the tribu- nal of the city to answer the charge of ireasoa ior hav- ng violated Mexican soil by invading it with a large from the American side of the lio Granse. ‘thst is one aspect of the case which could not have been thought of bot by & Mexican official, acd it is simpiy done to jangh wa for believing they are willing to take aay to disturd the Das it. cor, General Carnyaja! lett Matamoras fix weeks ago to take mand of the Mextcan army in place of Degoliado, Tne fubstitution is a good one, and will probably resnit in e operations ja the jaterior, provided tae old ‘at Vera Croz@o ot Damper bim wita resirio- 1 aviaers secu (wo gentlemen who have jast arrived hore from the interior 0! Mexioo, Who report that they were @riven out of the country by the orders of Miramon’s ernment. Tuey had deen settled for many years ia That celigustul rection Of Mexiso between Tampico and Vers Cruz, and bad collected considerable property thero; Dut the order came for them to leave, and they hed to ooms away without aay opportunity to settle up chelr af faire. Igatber from them that the well to do class in Mexico are very anxious for the fatervention of the United States, and that their constant jaquiry is, when that ‘Their property 38 now st the dis ry chieftains who are desolating and robbery, and there isno for betier times unlees it shall come from the ow But they say taat the lower classes, the religious classes the cfliciels of government are bitterly opposed to ean infleence, for they know full wel that when we have A the State the disorder must cease and Mey must “back seats.’? ren my own Observations | am inclined to endorse the above se & correct clagnosis of the Mexican mind on the subject of American intervention Tt is said that ©; ajal made @ clean sweep of all the ‘valuables he cold collect on the line of bis march from Matamoras to Tula. He not oniy took all the property, ‘Dut be levied a conseription on a! able bo lied men, thus recruiting both his physical and financitl sirength. This ‘will play thouderfwitn bim, if he meets reverses, at tho hands of Miramon, for the people on this frontier are al- ready in sympathetic communion with the latter, and will gurely prouounce in bie favor if they bave a decentoppor- Sanity. In the latter event, however, Caravajal knows bis men, and be will just come acroes to Brownsville, @uiber up the American elemont fivating about, aad wade into Mexico at the nead of 500 Texacs on the plat form of tho Sierra Madre republic, He attompted that ‘once before, and it has never escaped his mind taat ¢ bac a golden opportunity of making himself not only famous, but immensely woa'tuy, when he backed down from the cesign, jutt az he was on the point of ing the city of Matamoras with Bob Whoat's brigade of Awe vicaas. it is shrewdly hinted hereabouta that Oaravajal and old Sam (Govervor Houston) understand each other oa this t, and that it was with the design of coneliisting the Eeoxican sentiment in advacce that Governor Houston wrote a letter not long sioce Cortinas, solteiting him to ay down his arms and accept a genera! amnesty for bim self and bis followers. That scheme failed though; for Cortinas used the letier rather |odeoently, it le smd, and then pent it back, with bis opiaion that it was al! gam Mf Govyeroor Houston @ thus playing ipio the of Caravajal with the design of cresting the Blorra Madre republic, be ja doing ® more useful piece Of finapciering than I’ geve him credit for the abiitty to @onccive; aud I have only to pay that he will meet with warm mpport in awe | ereons of men who have becu his Dittereet enemies for twenty years. In Brownsville thore i# no particular nows. ay hada nt conspiracy amongst the water carriers last week, = ¥ ply down. The rascals said they ater for the Americans, Los Gringos, do1>Ie price, whereupon the waited upon pone told them if they did not S should "ot slay On’ this “side of ths “Hib eats! NOE H Brought them to their senses, and they are vow doing f001 #ervice at the old price. of the garrison pA on og the season, it be healthy and pleasant ‘The beaith fe thought, will ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF THE SSTTLEMENT OF JAMESTOWN, VIRGINIA, ON THE 13a MaY, 1607, BY THE OLD DOMINION SOCIETY OF NEW YORK. AB (be 12tb of May this year falls on Sanday, tis soc! ty Das fixed their celebration for Mondsy and Tucelay evenings of next week, the 14th and 15th inst, Op the former evening an oraion will be delivered bo- fore the society at the Cooper Institute, which will be open to the public generally, by the Hon. George W Bummers, of Virginia, who is spoken-ef by Virginians as & gentleman of superior eloquence. On Toesday evening the society, with their invited festa, are to partake of s splendid dimper, prepared by the Lelands in their best style. Governor Jetcher is im town, ana will pro Dably be preeeot at the celebration, A num. Dor of divtinguiehed gentlemen have —aosept @¢ invitations to of present The first attempt made to found an Engieh settiement in North Amorica wae attempted by Sir Walter Kaleigh, under @ charter granied by Queen Kucabeth. The Loadon and Piymoaty companies were chartered by James [., tn 1606, four years after the deat of Euzabeto. Tho latter company was chirfiy supporte? by Britiah merchants, snd the for- mer by merchanie, capitaiiets and sobully of London. Tacluded ip Ue aesvciacon was Richard Hakluyt, the oole- Drated historian, acd the assignec of Str Walter Raicigh, and probably, alto, bis balf brother and patron, sit Bumpbrey Gubdert. The fires exprdivien of the Loudon om consinted of three sroail verrels, the joint oa pect cl Which only kmounted to 100 tons. They wore wader command of Captain Newport, ani had a colony of 366 men on board. Tals email feet sated for Virginia on er, 1606. aftere voyage of four months apoake Bay on the 26ia of Apri, 1607 afterwards the colony enterod whaten river, which was, in hooor @i the King, changed to the came of James river, Tae voree: ded to sail up the stream with the tide @bdout 3 ty miler, where the colonists landed on a penta- Bala, with the view of commencing a settlement was @a the 15th of May, 1007, that the fret sound of an are was beard, and the iret tree was cat down, and tho first timber prepared for the erection of Jamestown, tho first tows i Y. Among these coloniste was Captata Jobn Smith. whese romantic history, in compection with Powhaten (\bem considered the Emperor of the country), ane bis remarkable daughter Pocshontes, has iavested Abie b thle meut with @rommatic latersei rcarcely #irpassed American hisvory, MeBcravvon then the eeu emen: concur with ibe tentimen 8 conr Wwe of tbe late Hon. James Kirk aad Pipmouth s bailowed rook bail ewer Bacred be oe way mock, me who here cen etaod own pative land. portant SUPREME COURT Before Hop. Jadyen Sotheriamt, Mf MAY 10.The Perple of the Stat mand Leonard. © New York, by the tierney General, we ome Bown, and cthere—Tole oe Virtee #8 Ottion rrainst the Motropolitep Gas Compe BY, the defondan's bong drectors I the act Of tocorpe Fation of thet instilate. The object of the action, at eet forth in the » f ibe clty ( tho oe'd defendant may be a and urorp the francn) « *® & corporetion 7 int then a. a aren tbat it @ a epecial et ant the the cons'isution mits the pwsare of ppecial Here, In the judgment oF tde Legiaiatn @ oor poration cas not be Obtained Un cor ge law, end thie gee company could have bees formed water agro ert! law applical® thereto; that tberet of Ineo wave BR a) proved by the Govervor ua! afer the ¢ eis apd for thie reason fai. % tou Of fe business, ao 1 thereby » Gewel. i fartuer appeared ante, preted cieg to act aoa 0 of the Metropolitan Gas L‘pat ou » Com Cowve | for pirimis” >a Beara ot ce roots. fa Seplember the poy + : ore ion, But to Dacwr of. mn Corred In Digamber, i858 ~ enoraer nu! em, Seep peomunates sentation giving the som Ser pone of of the Board of peaple svaten tea a nauity, and at 1 Mr. Walls Hatching appeared Sor the compar, oud contenced thai reetion Jy article 8 NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1860 —_—__——_——— the contitation gave the Legis!”ure full power to exer etse its diteretion ia the matter ‘ot poasmas and eimiler ‘Sots. That the time witli nor bes power to sigue bill,and which he Prescribed by the cop‘stitution and beso by the framers of that fundamental lav, if ho doce not approve it he is bound te retura it with his oo. Jection within ten days. If the rem win ia see rion afier that period, and he does not return |: with bie ‘objections. it becomes a law. If before it is returned with evjections (within the ten days) the ‘lature should ad- Journ, shem it does not ‘law, In this Stato the Ex- ecutive forms no branch of the Legislature as tuo «i 0+ does of the in Eogiand, and when a bill pases fram, the of the Legiglature ot this State it oo peal ae ee: spied ralese it be rewurped With objections. At the very session of the Legislature when the bill wag pasted the Executive rignet no less than thirty-seven Dille afier the adjournment thereof, No exclusive jg given to this company to mauufac tore, make fell gaz, and ths act does not impose upon ‘any obligation to grant permission why ‘the {yd atroots of the city. Tho allegation of nom cannot bo ect up where, as in this case, the that the pretended corporation had no ; and, further, that @ corposation caauot forielt its charter before it has begun to oxist. Tae Load gentleman cited & pamber of sacneetns 4 books in support of the foregoing propositions, Mr. replied, and the Court Toot the pap ere bunt re- served their ‘decision. ee) ———— et FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Tnvrspay, May 10—6 P. M. There is still no change in the money market. M sey lenders state that the amount of money offering is in excess of the supply of paper, and the tendency of the market is consequently toward lower rates, The indications are that the banks are expanding; two or three banks were endeavor- ing to-day to place heavy amounts on call. The Sub-Treasury lost to-day $135,566, received $135,124, of which $125,000 from duties—balance this evening $6,451,654. There is nothing doing in foreign exchange. Bonkers are holding at 109} a j for steriiug, and 5.134 for francs; thus far, at these rates, there is no demand. To-morrow, probably, the market will be more active; the indications are that the Satur- day shipment will not be much more than $500,000 a $600,000. 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:—~ Chicago... St. Louis =f :par. .e heavy movement of produce would natural- ly cause exchange on New York to decline in the West but for the fact that the Western merchants have been very free purchasers of dry g00d3, gro- ceries, &c., in our markets. As it is, any advance in breadstafts will cause an over supply of Eastern bills at Chicago. There was a good deal of business on the Stock Exchange to-day, though with less excitement, till just at the close of (he day, than yesterday and day before. A good many speculators for the rise in Galena and Rock Island must have realized their profits,and the sales of New York Central were likewise very large. Central sold freely at the morning board at 803; it declined afterwards to 804; then rallied and closed at 80j bid, against £0 bid at the close yesterday. Galena fell back to 66, on the earnings for the past week; the stock, however, recovered afterward, closing at 64, bid, against 66) at the close yesterday. It w: hardly reasonable to look for a large increase in the earnings of the Galena; it has long been known that there is no corn on the road, and it seems doubtful, now whether the spring earnings will be much better than those of Inst year. Toledo advanced to $14, closing at that bid. Rock Island sold at 704, fell back to 693, rallied, and closed at 70j bid. The increase on this line will be very large this month. Illinois Central jumped up to 62}. The other Western stocks were quiet. Paci fic Mail fell off 3 on the dividend. State stocks, though qniet, were rather higher, and there was more inquiry for railway bonds. The accounts irom the West witn regard to the crop pros- pects continne to be satisfactory; Wiscon tin is the “only State from which we hear complaints. This afternoon the mar ket was quite rampant, and stocks closed firm. The advance of the past few days has more rapid than operators generally expected, aud will probably be speedily followed by a reac- tion. The recovery of public confidence in West ern shares must be gradual; it cannot come all at once, and parties who expect that the rise will be nochecked will not be the largest gainera. Each rise of two or three per cent will probably be ful- lowed by a reaction of half as much; operatora should watch the tide as it ebbs and flows, and operate accordingly. The following were the last prices of the da Virginia 6's, 91}a Missouri 6's, 833.04; Canton, 217; Cumberland Coal prefer- red, 14ga4; Pacific Mail, 106ga{; New York Cen tral, 80} a3; Erie, 20ja3; Hudson River, 42j04; Harlem, 12] 415; Harlem preferred, 383 a 39; Re @ing, 42a}: Michigan Central, 49ja}; Michi Southern and Northern Indiana, 12ja13; Michigan Southern and Northern ladiana guaranteed, 2540 +; Panama, 146 4; Ilinois Central, 624}; Galena and Chicago, 66ga Cleveland and Toledo, 314 a}; Chicago and Rock island, 7040}. We have received the following letter:— ‘To The Eorron oF T1e Henao, Your remarks om the Veta Grande mines, in this morn- Ing'e Hexatn, do tome injasiice to the enterprise which | ett, mecmuch as ooly One trierruption, and that const, while, Coring that period, over one handre! mi lions ($160,000 C0) in witver Jollars Dave been tafely vent from Zacatecas to Europe apd the United States. Tae foi lowing retcrn, recetved by me to day from Mexico, not look a8 though the revoluuon—rwnous and depic as it @— bed dows as much mischief to our mines as yo seem to imagine — Orand~— First Quarta of 1860. mines, thirteen weeks, ending se ees $40,400 sige quicks! ver ard other material vecd tn the eftraction of the silver, nod freight from tho mines to the re. ~ ducing works....... Total workieg expontes for the qua Products. 8,090 tors of ore, yielding & 50-100 marks per ‘wu~—equal to 10,605 marke, at $8 $0.......... Mt ona Net profit on the quarter | we The following shows t condition of the banks of the four@ending ¢ ties of the Union, accord ag | to the latest weekly statements at han Deposit, _§ z te 80M Dey, » le N Fork, May 5 8197 «oe Boston, Potil...se-eBiR8 OO THO Te er ‘The following table will show bow the banks in these four cities have worked since January 1, 185.9:-— 1869. Loo poets parks Neale, | Jame 1+ 8..9995.911,000 156 58,000 68,410,600 27,482.0°% | Fob. §-14.. 39,690,000 149,576,009 64,444,000 War. 6-12.. Api eli. 7-16. 1B} 0 65,948,000 Jane 415. 100 125,808,008 43,013 000 Joly 0-18., BEL 447,0°0 198.214 00 44,140,990 29.28 0NG 217,985,000 110 491,000 41,00T.000 27.818 900 - BEB.THS 000 193.614,000 45,086 000 27.478 Oe 9 224,287,000 193,479 000 61 086,000 97,97 Bop M00 4 OM 50 127,678,000 000 27,08) Que 09 122,853 000 42,416 549 24,208, Bao . q 898,00 27,847 009 £24,920 000 124 380 000 44,291,600 27,513 000 Ge £2-Nov 1 B",738,000 $90,300 00 OO 464,706,000 27 650,409 O00 27,709 819 1-59. B81 878, Of. 21000 628 7 b-10., 992.687,817 1 922,202,146 1 223,188 108 19 233 9t0.can, t Aces 7 2b. GB4,581,110 an ,448, Fb 98-Mar 8 256 145 251 155 Be: B19 209 toe ae « 262.087,1 BA5.2F) 488 42'798 a2 sia 258/906 408 199 650,108 47,706,863 92,082)363 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Taunspay, May \0—6 P. M. ‘The Milwankee and Mississippi Railroad, we un- derstand, is about to pass into, the bands of Isaac Seymour, of this city, as receiver, appointed by | AsHm—The market was steady, with limued sales, in [ fsbe Homie ra eates, Jem the federal courts. ‘The parties in interest are | “ts pete at 6Xe., and pearls at 6%. AsKIVED ased : arty out | BRMDSrOFA —-#lomr-—The receipts were moderate, Yorktown, Parra, Norfolk. aj WH wee aad | well ple; at the extrication of the property State and Western brands were firmer, though withoat to Ludiam & fleleken. of the hands of the Wisconsin courts, from which * % ea (ot senior), Ov Iotand, aoe Talaid Ocr 14, tranetie =e sud cere vane, 1 Grinnell, Mintaro & 18 jou 60 84, 13 boarded by s boas from w ‘ol ad for Kew Sector from New quotable change in prices. The sales embrposd sdoat 8.C00 Dbis., chiefly tothe domestic trade, withta the fol- lowing range of prices :-— recent experience shows that neither equity nor honesty can be expected. The stock advanced on Sivend the " St 16, om 7411, the news. 540 Seren clung to the wreek : The earnings of the roads mentioned below were 7.2 ip, Steridsa, Eon et, Livervech, pest 33, wi ee ti - Be walng as follows for the first week of M&y:— 7 » Jon al, veowed ® berm nrg vatated Sasa, with boweprit gous 2 . Tnerease, 1 ; onione spy ae caagh ad meet 665 worth Laver ool, ‘april id, with mdve and Lioois Cepial....... 32,454 ert + a (Brom). Mey erdieak, Liverped) 38 dara. T'> TOOGO..sseeeereereee 23,02 15,601 4 er ht eh Goniienes waapored here, 404 oat The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this Sine 370 2400 Child, Gisegow and Greencok, pri! 29, morning were $25,681,579 72, and the balances | —Canadian flour was in good demand, chiefly for shipment a 10, pases er wo Laregs & V0, Crowed the $1,201,562 02. to the Brliah provinces. The sales embraced 800 bbls » | Hitt Levtmsar iriagsion, Gaunjeon. Barre, April 1th The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company yester- closing at $5 70 a $7 60 for good toexwa brands. Southern ne pga ges oa Pry ‘trom Laver: flour wae in fair demand, whilo the sales embraced 1,800 bbla., closing within the range of the above quotations. Bro tow wes wanay ot Our quotations, with siles of 250 bbls, Corn meal was in fair demand within the range of our figures, with sales of 275 bbls. Wheat was less Duoy- day declared a dividend of four per cent in stock, and two per cent in cash, payable on the 17th inst. The New Orleans Delta of Sunday, per express, saysi— win susar & . “ap isch, Re ‘Orieuns April 29, and the Bar 34, = Woh Cruneeree, Seors, Few Orleans, April 25. with mdse, The flvancial movement to day has disclorod no impor: | Yas comme ip, for to Wm reton & don. let inet 1st 27, 10m 8, was in compsay tant obi {any kind on the previous report. Exchange quiry for export The transactions footed up Rimptre, cows, fzdu. New Orlespe fur Lav- int change of any on mp Le round 1940. vat 1 bushels, incioding prime white Michigan be gd Weetsrn pire, js exceedingly buoyant, and the ith ecal, to Geo favor of drawers. Offerings of both foreign and domestic img ab $1 28. Cor penne & Edwin, Nugent, Liverpool, $2 days, wi prac Rae merge tym) Lraprien Oyama em Py co esaiwed’ 40,000 bushe! Js, inclating Wet’ | wers7avn Augusta (Pr, of Yarmouth, NB), Lovett, Ardros- Greater activity, and ihe market closesin favor of seller%. | erm mixed at 176. a 780., with #uaail lols at 78340, white | sau, 54 days, wits man, 1) Bosd tke Oi sen cea peemieah ined iettineas, Se 8k Bad Soutbern, in swore, of 800. and Jorsey sn Sacinarn yol- | «,lieyt anpe (rem), Resshen, Sandeniend, 98, with soa, premi x fs per cent premium: franea, 6.12% 8 8.16 i¢ por collars ey aie re es ee ede bare wink Baye 28 (Pri, Ceara, Bordesu, 24 d434, with brandy, sixty day bills on the Nortb, 7% @ lady and (5g fesorn and Canadl a ‘rince lermann, Bremen, Si days, with Aiscounn; tight, 3 8 %4 0% per cout promicin. | ST esate Maaco naan Mt AS0- 8 4DK60- and Pence | ed iS reese oe : The Philadelphia Le reporta:— CorvER was quiet aud prices unchange 4. Bark Clara 1 (ot ‘s), P Maer Tey Cortoy —The ‘eales embraced about 3,000 bales, clon | March 28 wit eottes, Notwithstanding the favorable action tho Pitisdurg Council, there {a no activity in the loan @ that city, and vo meterial improvement in price. The best bid made for them ia 43. We understand # meeting of the holders of the bonds is called for Monday noon, next, at the Ex- change. The Philadelphia Bulletin of last evening thus ing with a firmer fee! on the basis of ilo. alle for mnidéling uplands following is & statement of the movement in cotton since the Ist of September last, as compared with the previous three years: 1858. 1869, 2,727,000 3,50) 386, 1857. 1860, Ree. st ports. .2,779,000. i 14,000 Fx. to Gr. Brit, 1,386,000 1,615'000 notices the market in that city:— &, 0 Jxsae. opine OF ey ‘There is nothing new to pregent {n the movey market— | =x. to other f. p f 282, , al 01 ft Tota: exports. .1,900,000 1,940,000 2,463,000 no iucrease In the demand—no decrease in the supply of | BOs. SEFOES, 7:00 on) TiOuarooe eee! -. capital—no change in the rates. The dormant condision x of trade noted for weeks past rt!!! contioues, with the ox- Of which during the past week, included ia the i ception of two or three branches. Rec. et ports.. 20,000 68,060 40,000 ‘of deok load. . ‘000 00 000 With reference to the difficulties of the cityof | fx ttrance:: “reco “aeoa Aron a bile wi 3 i 8,0 19,000 11.000 Mo! ith the Mobile and Great Northern Rail- oi by ay wai road, the Advertiser of that city says:— i ‘The increese in receipts at the porte, compared with Inet ° wen a _tiat the Chancellor of hie district hes ren- } year, was 738,000 bales. The increase in exports t0 Great | "EST,2G to wala, Carver & Aven 2, Soebont the tex Weileuiee Ee PARI And others} ritain was 79.000 bales; tucreaso to France, 169,000; de- | whh molsmees. to. Metest Yon 7 bered thet ap injunction was Fued out tthe Chascory ee ee ee Os Set ene in) Oe 9 Pet tae tones taatoced roder neon cram proceeding to ool- | “"Fienairrs —Tho business wae restricted by the high | 4878 wih Jumver, to between the city and ine Mobile and’ Groct Norse? | claime of shipowners. The amount of desirable room | ya bed heey Jt wi 1s, | bay. Railroad Company. On the filing of th Dill tae tnjanc. | SYMiable was nov equal to tho requirements of sbipp tae ton Bh wih ho ten of tout Eat, baka the cage. the | 20.Liverpool there were taken 20,000 bashels wheat and| compsny with bark a April ee eee: create ation ousidering Pe: corn at 63sd. a 7d. in ship's bags, 10,090 bushels oats at | 35, int 2 80, lon 38 83, wf B® | Ochotak ancellor bus decided io favor of the legality of the tax, | $1'11., 1.400 bbls. flour AL Im. 16144, "160 alee cotton at | Dive and while a 12 eee ee tie er oat, See. teat matt doabiices | 2d’, 60 balea bacoa at 208., 1,600) bbis. roen at 22.; 60 | Park ticerizg NY, ab oo Se | ete Seay chtedinded oan uaa tg Matior wil De | tierces lard, by steamer, at 30x ; 500 boxes chosse, by rd red perpendiculas stripes: PA oe oe pully nujudicated approaching Jane wrm. do., at 402., and 206 tierces beef, “by do., at bs. Noim | spoke sshr Fanny (of charleston), Weeks 9) days trom Mobile | ve Annexed is the statement of the New Orlcans | Pormst emssgemente were reported for other European | Sr Gense, oll wall: 2b, iat 1320, Non 2 Oe Ae eseee | ent banks for the week ending May 5 Fay —Sales of £00 bales were made for shipment at | batch. cargo nerve . rm ‘Brig Mi t ‘Hutchineon, Busaos A Cirout'n, Deposits, | 826 w $1 per 109 Ibs March 1d with bales Ac to Wkowes& Co, Balled ia ora: | is frome 3,416,840 6,069,815 4,317,079 Dors.—Saies of 40 bales of the crop of 1859 were made | pany eb brig Murgo Perk, Wood, for Boston. do, Jan 9. 1,001/302 1/375,7¢5 1,050,082 | &t Te. 8 12)¢¢. Choice were held at 130. Brig Clarence (eh Bretford, Barbados, 29 days, with suger, | A! avg ust! 1}601'929 1'022'708 3,208,682 Inon.—Sales of 70 tons Sortch iron were made at $24, | to mester. Senet, , 1,888,986 2'827,821 2,519,400 41330,030 | 6 months, Pe Fad e J ee Seek ¥ 263,680 350.075 |. MUlasens.—The eales embraced 600 bis New Orleans | Gseeeher wpea So hi ot Taio 6351655 1,005,104 | ®t 4So4m 49e , and 60 bhds. Porto Rico at 869. ras. split aatle. ators waier bi st ). Oru: wi eo gcapeiied Wo ran before tt for 20 hours, bow been 18 days from | op board x; 244,385 ‘Prig HM Hine (Br), Dart, Ponce, PR, April 24, with sugar Fre $21,437,974 11,001,212 12,783,749 19, rig Beutiago (Brem), Fen! v Provisions —Pork—The market was less regular, whe | mahogany, to Geipcte, Bentgen & clea. The following table exhibits the respective (ute wean fir oomat 2 i trade The pele om. | Bee Oscse Bia (ie) Bowmen, ‘Bermuda, 6 days, with pote- amounts of exchange held by the various banks, 8. ry yy phan rir} poise, = wa C Ti f4y Copan (it). Oo and also the sums due to distant banks, the latter | a sale of 600 bbi mest was reported sold, deliver- Prig Jobn wejet (of Philadelphia), Fifield, Matanzes, & days, being comprised in the table of deposits, as shown | SP'iag: Sule. tedoting mare nak aoenei vow oe "hie loans Carver tof Searepord, Carver, Matanzas, 13 days, jena above:—— at old priae Salen of 130 bbis beef hams were mace ai | Wi'h molasses, to Walsh, Oarver & Ubase, “ Kxperieaced beary 1c. @ 6e. Cut meats were ia fair demand, with ealee of | Weather: Due FES: | aboot 260 hes. aud tercen, including shoulders atT3e.n | mAgikuaner fof Coulebora), Handy, Metanzas. 13.deze, with yee. Lard wae steady, with | distant, spoke sbip abby Brown, of Kennebunk. 1040. a lye. rv and yo Srown, Caréenae, 14 days, with sugar, to ged. Roce —Sales of 200 verces wore made at 40. a 4c. Brig Ada (of Bath), fmith, Cienfuegos, 4 with a 15a gn s of 150 ot pepper atsye. baad GikcTepenoaned very hokey weadest onrped toe — | a8ke. Downes Fenvites, 194,067 Svaans wére steady, with ales of 5008 600 hhds., own soar Bato Mevenif & Dboame ‘Hea overt, 126.857 | chiey Cubes, at Ge, a 8o the later gure for prise gro: | (ker Wl Seu ot Abul stem, i UBL fou 76, fu | Gezecestin me for er fora i an | Sou Ba me = ee ; 5 . — — iso 1.00. vopernea-sn ae, and a w. 1 Pal a on ete LSTTOLT | ime barrels at 280. % Jog wich oat Toresat, jib, main siaypsi, goo other As compared with the watemséint Of the provicts |" spetecseseiemeeettieeeseeetmenneeny | Sys ne ictazieey week, the results are as follows: — ate Pedro Sacetes Dele, Fiakett, Nenvtiag, April 28, with POSTAL DIRECTORY. Foreign and Domestic Matis. TIME OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE. Dowsenc....North—Albany, Buileio and Oaads.. .: 2. North and West we: 5 Incr oase ip long loan: 428,554 The following is the Pittsburg bank statement for the week ending May 5:— Circulation, Specie. i Pe ‘Tie Basler mail, M by Loans. etermbost, whl bereafer cl ra FT te awe ire Miller, Galveston, 22 days, with evtton £0, to Deporits. Waremen Dimon & Vo. Bank Pitteburg.. $200,666 414,290 1000 Pid bea70o | SeNPAY MUTE. -Um Pacha ss on 32 60 S99 Sis | carmonm La ee men, eo he ‘ PETE GPS M, L4e-hotl, St Marke, 19 dege, with cotton, to 2 080 volaer 678" foe's Soe Oetrined alr ara aan n pod Pes 4 Torr, Crawford. Harrington, § days, with ; WHAT = 98/216 Ronda: ureday letters | | Schr Mejor Harbour (of New Orless), Bpeirs, Laguns, April 267,615 114950 719.827 8 ved for it should be marked “Overland, via | go. vis . 287/44 6833 778/204 189,708 Partly eur 3 Tien (of Fail River), ‘Tonale, Mex, A darth meneguay, to hE punk & Coie Set spit eat'e $c. Echr Gipsey (Br), Wascott. Sen Juan. April 3, with hides Be, ) Daraed. p Deven Prk. =e Jon 7504, apoke ahip Charles 4 7,284,701 1,013 597 7,213,879 1,807,498 = - = 985 4s age OR The annual report of the directors of the Concord, Manchester and Lawrence Railroad for the year ending March 31 has been received. The receipts Were $462,801 21, and the expenses €210,856 74. The net receipts of the road were $135,016 21. Two dividends of four per cent each have been paid, and there is a balance over of $15,016 21. $1,696,051 3 ay 441,873 2,024,138 2,1 pe tne rea €o. Pacrrie..1 Ecnaore... Decreaee. Nasagu, §.P BAvaxd..0s Cabawba, on §; . MAY T2eee eee receives epee aS AM TIME OF CLOSING AT THE /.ONDON OFFICE. 49 Tat 3450, lon ihewa, from Carceres for’ Pew tress. Behr Natbante! Doane (of Ptymonth), wih tugs Ao to Tucker & Tigtisounse.” ns The contingent fund has been increased to vt he Overinad wail to Bombe; ciogen tu Lgnecn atten Treworgy, Sagos, 18 days, whh sugar, £70,885 12, against which there will be charged the oath, Via Souinampion on the Wfthand | ath ghn Waller (of New Buren) Farren, Ga'vestom, 18 poumpas ‘go tm sim, vin Marveilion. 4th, 12h, Cura, &0... eaties eh and Mh, Via South a on the ih and of (be ment me Yl ‘The Marseilles mails are ¢ gm the eve of above Should any of these dates Tali oy Munany. the mail le eats. . The Goruhamptre malls ure deepstened oo the morning of master. Seh- WH Hammond, Kuhn, Galvegon, 16 deys, with eatton, to Master Fehr Ida Clark, Now Ori 25 daze. wih mdse, to 0 H Brigham. Fi Tete hiswatta for Coucord road’s proportion of $25,000 expended on new passenger depot during the year, aboye the amottut received from insurance, which eum is now charged against the joiat roads, to be hereaf- ter adjusted between them, The road, bed, track, locomotives and cars are all in excellent condition. The Baltimore and Ohio road earned in april— = . $408,425 98 ry adore dates J ‘of tense dates fail Bu F + 869,761 16 | Seal la dempatehed the worcing previcas et | Rene 8,007 a = feor ? ‘ Sehr J EL SHIPPING NEWS, | Giiniclgtes hare - ped ea vg NN $5000.47 S 6's, 18 108y jovements of Ocean Steamers. tng i + 1600 Indien a nore 7 Haye: h dry Tie Rewverr, 8 600 ¥: ale, Witvert re nah onlay, dr, Helen, tence fev @ Marks, {gat from Ondis for Bence Ayres, Howard. ® © Ga 6" poi in Ge 202 LW ine bart, Ne: 1€0 Havlom RR pref. hora, SI2EREEEE aari : © Oto 6's, 1860,. 101% 100 Reading RR..b10 Nerden, Wewtern, 1000 Gty 6's, 1870,. 97 100 ‘ ss 9 dbase Tonescn, Rewer 4 dase evegracsan 6CON ¥ Con 6% 10 do:.... 080 49 fete Lie, Lerten. Paarigo’ NC, 8 days. 1.00 E RR Jet m bis 200 M3&NIa g stk 830 en Fe Risabelh hy, 6 days. 1600 H'm RR 81 mb £0 beaainene u Taylor. Hamivon, 4 daye 20C0 MCRSpel meted 100 p4 nee, ae 6 dsye. 6000 Cri &N Wet 100 Pa ‘anchesler, Felson Richmoid & dare, boro Chik NW2 im B00 Poem: eet. Sawe © B&Q RESpeb Rng PY Sdaye. achat. Dasied (nie, 4 de Kien r. Calsta, 18 ¢a50, Surry 8 dere. thiender, Sturges, A a : ES 3 Py » liu Mechanics >| 6 Del & Bad Cul Co 6 @... 10 Penn Coe! Oo 108 Pac Mail 8S Mew Haren, 10 bore 210 , New Haven, 15 | ‘ a Vieta Koby, Rew Haren. xo Sew Fore ramentia. Arey. New Bedford, ao “4 ATANTAR AND rec a 0 3 New fi Arrived ib (ncedentally omitedy—Ship J® Ore. 45 ws ae ie ere Gh Liverpool, 33 tage wn aon te OW rage ot nt 69 REL leo Brig smende Jenn trem Certenae ica brig Beary Banbewe, from Rte nv Patel BH te) ; jew Tork Iw, arriving | man’ Prantl. fore opaniiame mnat aad) Bota by 1! of ong eat Fee: 60 0 . | Peamebip tanteritle Saraanah. ‘ wo ico Wied curtog the @ay 0, tress ao ee ry ba ) xo 0 40, . | Maries meportes. 100 5 Chi, B&QRR... 0 eo Mew York for Havans ria Magan, 49, oe 18, guomee~9 a vom Frigate Raonoke . poate, the arrival of every aiternace Ouuard eteamer at New Yorr er stl eeanre ee beans a. ECO Tenn ‘ 100 ahs Bf Py N R— ben the ebove dats fall on Sunday the teamere will MEY 10, SuneRt—O Inwar bound reeee! eee G wists. 99% 290 “do,..,.. 25 all om Nowday, erent from Now Oriencs. inst, wesiher bof store, me mm Hey} 199 0 944.88 DIG ePRctaAL wots. 010 puri’... FO wOteCe MRR. S| an find letiere totondnd for Ow Mew Youe Senane 1000 Fe@RRistind 200° = 10 CN, Har RO RA. 5 — — — Feported, rat into Hampton st Rod rekoris fo 8 pele on the *. erperie sord very Reavy v eather, foot water ta wer bolt. w fone wil the ti and rigatn, iP tor (oe. Renseal peed son Monday und eame nip t> bere to Mebane o reo for vepnire fs x Park tt Jewee Phitede| ‘ _— - ‘mires of ned chee for Mew York, with ino ewer Praty, April Tn pyt Brem brig Rio Ja) “{ Mereh*16— arr Ea. Nevin Diet, brig Jowew Arbor ( fOr © load for Terceira. GCCOE lO RR Gh mb 693g 7 100 LERQRES pe h 91 more 104 core Port of New York, May 10, 1860, cutaken ghfo Hontrfie, Port Se caoth—fl § Cromwell & Co. Feiden. Mitchel Saveriy, Cocper, Charkestea— A HE tw ey, Derginan, Chareston—Doliner, Oper fea, Raped Geargetows, * 1 » TS ralee eh ’ poy «Jones ete ‘pe Brom AMagh, | : moe ne ra Seal ae, brig Tauisb, Plommer, from Wwe 1 Day, hb Viana. Frio Grmon Menernm, Gray, before reported at Norfolk 38—Ie port orig