The New York Herald Newspaper, May 31, 1860, Page 8

————— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Wapxrepay, May 30—6 P. M. ‘There is nothing new io money te report. The wates contione, as hefore,to be 5 per cent for perey ov call; 43.45 for short first class accept @nees; 54 a 6) for 4a 6 months paver of the high- eet grades. The endeavor to ind o advance in ‘the rate of interest here on the strength of Gari- baldi’s movements in Sicily rests on too remote a @awe to be successful. Nothing will permanently @aise the value of money in New York but an im veased demand for accommodation. There are no signs ef apy such increase at present. The mer- ehants never needed less aid from the Beaks or the money lenders than they @e at the present moment. There is no Speculation in stocks worth mentioning; the @mount ef money needed by brokers is compara” Seely email, Few or no new loans of any con. Sequence are coming on the market. No new railway bonds or stocks are seeking capital. Under these cireu it needs but little reflection to @eete that, for present, whatever may happen im Europe, there can be no material advance in the mates of money here. A» wsval, there was no business done to-day in foreign” exchange. The market promises to be active for the Saturday steamers, but without any advance in rates. ‘The stock market opened very heavily this morn- mg, but gained strength as the business of the day Dreguessed, In the afternoon, however, stocks fell @M again, There was quite a recovery in Pacific Mail, which sold at 89}, closing at 883 bid, against 98] at the close yesterday; and in Panama, which wold at 135, closing at 134 bid, against 1334 ag the @love yesterday. There is nothing further to com- mumcate with regard to the Pacitic Mail mystery. A few chares over aud above the 40,000 have been Presented at the office, recognized by the company aad stamped gevume; bat on the other hand it ap- pears that some parties who hold certificates on whieh the dividend has been paid admit that they do not belong to them. The exact amount ef she overissue will not be asce' 4d until all the bank entries in the stock ledger for the past year or two have been checked off. It is hardly possible that the fraud can amountto much over 1,6€0 shares, though of course nothing ig certain jest yet New York Central and Erie were both ower to-day; the latter was sold at 19}, closing that bid, against 20j at the close yesterday. These stocks are influenced by the foreign news. Both poads are“doing asplendid business; it is said that ‘the Central will show an increase ot $130,000, and the Erie of $110,000, for the month’ of May. The Western shares fol'owed the example of the Test of the market, and declined a trifle, Huad- sen River declined one per cent; the rise in the stock from 40 to 50 was so rapid that a ‘mederate reaction would only be natural. The bu- inere done in State stocks and bonds today was quite moderate; paices, however, were very firm. ‘This afternoon the market was not active, and stocks hosed heavy at the following qnotations:—Virginia @'s, 933 aj; Missouri 6’s, 837 884; Cayton, 20 a 4; Cumberlsud Coal preterred, 13 a 14; Pagitic Bail 8] a 89; New York Central, 81} a}; Erie, 194 & 4; Hudson River, 47] 0 48; Harlem, 1244 §; do, preferred, 39} a j; Reading, 4\¢ a 3; Michigan Cen- twa), 62.44; Miebigan Southeru and Northern InX @iena, 114 ® 3; do. guaranteed, 25a 4; Panama, * Baa Ijinois Central, §624 a 3; Galena and Chicego, 634 a {; Cleveland and Toledo, 29a 4; Chicago and Rock Island, 693 a j Gonsiderable anxiety exists in certain quarters with regard to the Tariff bill which was some time since reported to the House of Representa- ‘tives from the Committee of Ways and Means, and haa lately passed that branch of the federal legis- Ietare. Copies of the bill, as , have reached fe city. It may suffice to say of it that, prepos- ferous as are many of the provisions of the tariff of 1857, the new scheme is far mgre absurd and impracticable—besides being a retrograde step Some articles are classified under three different mames, and subjected to three different rates of @uty. Under pretence of favoring the manafac- tarers, the pew bill proposes to levy taxes on articles which are essential to the successful prosecution of the manufacturing business. The in ereased duties which are laid upon the commo dives which it is proposed to protect are described eo clumsily that it will be very easy for rogues to evede them, and very difficult for fair traders to @ecide how much they are bound to pay. In dry goods, some articles have a threefold duty to pay— a duty per ib.,a daty per square yard, and an ad valorem duty. Even then the provisions of the bill are so loose that the classification of articles cannot be determined without long and expen- sive litigation. Ina word, the bill, whose paternity ie shared by Mr. Morrill, of Vermont, and Mr. Sher- man, of Ohio, is 0 loose, so clamsy, and so illogi. eal, that, if it became a law, it would be a source of endless contention and difficulty. But the main objection to the bill arises from its being unnecessary. During the period of stagna tion which intervened between the crisia of 1857 and the recovery of 1860, the customs revenue feil abort of the public expenditure. This was to be expected. Countries whose national income de- pends exclusively on taxes upon commerce must expect to see that income fluctuate with the flac- tuations of trade. When commerce is active and bank expansions large, the national income will increase beyond expectation; when trade is de- pressed, and the bank movement moderate, that jocome will probably fall below we figure at which it bas been estimated. his has been the experience of the United States. In lei4 5 and ‘06, the foreign commerce of the Uni ed States waststimulated into unwonted activi- ty, and the natioas! income increased so fast that there ceme to be a surplus of twenty millions in the Treasury, aud the goverament undertook to buy up it» bonds at 21 per cent premiam. In 1868 and “59 that commerce fell awsy to mere nominal figores, and the national income was so much re- duced that the government was forced to borrow forty millions of dollars wo pay its way. We ow onthe returning wave. Immigration has been revived; agriculture has been successfully Prorecuted fu the Northwest, and the surptas of grain Je that section is berger than aaything thet has been Kkaown since 1856, The cotton crop is fully fifty Bilicns of ore in eAcess of the everage; money accumn'ating at the great centres, and every- thing indicates a revival of commerce on a new ond expanded * Should po disaster befall the | country the importations—a year or two hence— will be largely in excess of those of 1956 as thove of that year were in excess of the importations of 1850 aod 1851, and, as a neceseary consequence, the customs te verne will be eqoally increased. Jn all homan Probebility that revenne will, in 1963, onder the tariff of 1667, not only provide means for the expenses of gevernment, bot will supplg a rarplas whieh will enable the Secretary of the Treasury to retire his present twelvéemonth notes, If, on the othet band, the tart? should be altered and duties incressed, the national ineome will at once begin to exceed a proper expenditure; extra vagance will be enconraged, defeleations provoked, and the government will at last be driven in self defence to pay & preminm to the holders of ite obli- gations for the right of @ischarging them before their maturity. Even this would be a less evil than the disturbance of commerce which follows repeat ed changes in the teriff. Every new tariif checks and ember aseos ade. Merchants cannot tell what import, Te takes atleast s couple of orhow mock t seasons to fod out how egeh now tari works. No one can say how obsenre sections will be in terpreted by the Trecsary Depar aut the one can fee) cotter Whew the new tania oh ages particular branches gf Wade, Cader § gy Woh Om Aa we NEW YORK RERALD, FHURSDAY, MAY 31, 1860.- -TRIPLE SHEET.., © At ary circumstances, therefore, changes in the tir: should be rare, and should only be effected “nce the pressure of imperative causes such as do Hot exist anywhere to-day. We have no idea that the Senate of the United Steter will act upon the republican tariff which Messrs, Sherman and Morrill framed for the capti- vat‘on of the manufacturers of Pennsylvania and New England. It can hardly pass a siogle reading in thet body. But if it should, the reasons we have mentioned are pretty sure to secure its ever val defeat. Importers may take for grayed to! there will be no change im the tariff this year. The following are the last quotations of sight ex. change on New York at the cities mentioned, the quotetions being in all cases for gold:— re is premiom. The exchanges at the Bank pie House this morping were $20,765,837 57, and the balances $1,060,788 18, ‘The North American Fire Inaurance Company has declared a dividend of five per cent, payable on demand. The bridge over the Rock river, on the Rock Is'ond road has been repaired, and trains are now. parsing as usual. The following shows the condition of the banks of the four leading cities of the Union, according to the latest weekly statements at hand: — Heeaie, Spee, | Cheat Fiade “ite to Sense Sass Pants issues fae bt 19,388,120 11 Foo.ab8 12168 1.938 308 ae $25 013 782 46 220,170 90.469 401 188 285.91 proves weak. 728 400 466. 48 072266 31 TOL OSL 136 976 369 The Peoria Transcript states that arrangements have been made for the immediate construction of the uncompleted eighteen miles of the Hlinois River Railroad, from Pekin to Chandlersville. The road bed is now prepared, and the iron will be laid immediately. As soon as that gap is completed, & boat will be put om the river to ply-between Peoria and Pekin, to run in connection with regu- lar trains. The completion of the Memphis and Ohio Rail- road from Memphis to Paris, Henry county, Ten- neseee, @ distance of one hundred and thirty miles, was celebrated by the friends of the enterprise, in the vicinity of the latter place, Wednesday 23d inst. The following was the business of the Sib-Trea 956,908 51 48,000 00 46,745 86 efeeceees, 6,897,816 73 The official report of the Memphis and Charles. ton Railroad shows a very gratifying exhibit of what can truly be called a paying road. The re. ceipts for the quarter epding March 31, 1859 and 1860, are as follows:— “1869, 1890. 248.630 39 +198,976 64 Oxemonth’s net earnings....984,488 96 200,141 8 the earnings of the St. Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad for the third week in May were as fol. Mails, de. Total. em merger tl 0,243 85 Sens vote wey The tent RE en ie Chicago and Northwestern Railway for the third week in May were as fol lows:— : Increase....... se eseeeeerenenens seeeee $9,120 34 The Louisville Journal says:— ‘The entire capital stook of the Bank of Wost Tennossco bas been trareferred to the Ipeut Ip addition to the capital of the insurance company, it upcerstood the stock of the bank will be offerei to ‘ue webiic, and that the capital largely tacreased | emrpey Rey ee mre FB which 1 aubject to the “General Banking Law,” passed by tho last Legis lature, many persons who intended taking stock in ths Merchants’ and Piacters’ Bank will now avail themastves Of the privilege of investing in the tock of the Bank of ‘West Tennesseo. The authorized capital of the bask i¢ $1,600,000, The Cincinnati Gazette of Thursday thus notices the exchange market in that city:— ‘The market for Esstern exchange on Saturday was Deavy Balances increased with most of the houses, apd !l were anxious to sell at 36 premiam, whi tA ard of some transactions in the former at 36, 201 0 My flernoon it would have Dees diffienlt to have piace’ large amounts at over 30. Bankers’ checks on Now York rold to dealers, under @ pressure for currency, as low as 40. The market closed decidedly beavy all round, a: quotations, but an early deciive, possible, dit uo teem promabie. New Orieaus wee cull, and prices were bat litte better than nominal Gold dull, and it was ov- tainable as low as 30035 premium. Dealers were not buyers at ove: 5. The value of merchandiss warehoused in the die trict of Boston for the week ending the 25th inst. was as follows: — Warchoused for Canada— p¥ fo mer Dah digo, The New Orleans Picayune of Friday reports: — Money i# Decoming very abandaat, end, with a very Nwited ators — ‘aconm modation, b>rrowers contites ly look for lower rates of Cixcoust Capitaliel, bowover do not appoar Ciaposed 40 make condessiomm, aod Yes rather relaciantly in exceptional oxdes. [a stoots hol Douds there is po evidence whatever of | wotivi ty, and rales bave been limivd to 140 rhares ack Railromd stock at 9}, The exchange market Botnios | deprease}, and oooracions wlace oar last have doen vx cee ‘ingly restricted {a botL foreign and domestic (Ts jogs pull dimurah, aad quotadions gf all clase are com nally unctarge’. Woe repeat oe follows —Ciear storing Dills, 100 a 10% and KOA, the laser aa exempl one figure. Mille wit ae witeched, 10S 4 OR aod 108% 5 18% par dois Sixty day bolle on New York, &e, 81 sod 14 por cow discuent, Sigot, & & per ‘coat’ premiua Stock Brroange, Wenvenst, May 59, ree. ‘gerc0 SB, 10? 250 ahs Frie KN mo Os 1200 40,.....099 2) 4000 Tor C1 100 Hadron River RR 48 1000 *. 1% b teats 7 RA preg 0000 Virginia #'8... 88 wd 2. @ . £00 Cal at At Oe Reating RRM) 4 100 do... ts 8 = oo lO 0° Hot R RR Sim 102 0. ioe oe miles Hid 200 Mores foik | aleve Wem So'2 m be iy 680 OO. cee iees Saha Qank of Com, 100% 100 Mich Con RR. 26 tm Feehange Bt cont 60 Pen (@ Hanover Park... Lod ao... « 10 Bank of N ¥ ~ Wea 100 Canton Company. 2054 WOME & A — ‘° mn 96 Penn Coal Go. 86M te Pectie Mail 88 si 2% &» wo 100 Crew & Vitae RRO we 450 Gal & Ohi RR.bGO 641M 1900 NY Ge 0 do, 180 1 60 80 100 109 Erte rR. 100 cr 100 do. $9000 Tepn 6%, 90... O15; £000 N Oarotlva Oe. 89% ’ WEY 2 rh & B 9 ee i 200 Hertem i 12k a 100 ariom & ae 62% £4 NY Cea RR, y ax 6 v0 * fay bed Ad * aN a eee * aN © Le Seed Sie 69% 400 Fre RL 19% 70% bay 16)6 ‘nT OITyY COMMER WAL BEPORT. Wapweepay, May 306 P.M. fi mad of 60 bbls. pow were made at $6 31K iv Bxxanerorys — Flour— The market wee firmer, Owing to | Break Ip tbe canal and @ fine domestic expar: 10- vane prices were firmer for the medium and lower ereces while the Diener aod extra sapien 5 yore seaty | «| Merterday’® quotations sales ie Previey, Oniain 8 dave, with camber, oT Board , mi PP. Doe, Hermds, 1 darn soit wi e-48e) Bapen!h, 8s Oat ine vath iat Virgie of \sattnpere: trom ‘Banm for \ fee send adeut 16un, ebtp Sseteru Mar, aod ere aus bors Sekemah; Davie, Carcenss, 1) days, wih reper 16° Pbie , cotiog within the rebeehig tone of prices ‘ansspilla. wonases, Superfine Staie “ee 20 when vrs, vader, by ca! Fatra Sumter... » fear 4 hiner, berry, Magne, Meg 17, whh sugar, to @ Tup Superive Weeiern, ~ on pie Ruste ; « bebe (3 40 (Br), Sweeting, Rienthera, 10 da) wish trai, te vute € oaibs Manes te 2 4 iwi rf ‘Bone, ee Now Hoven), themes, abece, May 2 een cent hake otk * im iiss — Windsor, NS,7 days, wih plaster, flout ry nr) Mepanmen, BYahora, NB, 8 days, wih 40 Peed eo smer wee ry eo Sox Sern 8 days, wh extten, io round from winter wheat. thy f “ bes ne geet webr e h Munem, Nowe realy Aare iy cieaing | Bake Coumhes Suen Tae ver, days, 5 a an far foie. Chasm Onl fare bie Jersey | beat Pret Porligut Saene with @ good export febr Jona Ase, odes. s@ue demand, while the ssies embraned aront 65,000 Dusheis, pascureise | Rbndes rem, ‘days, imalacing Chicago soring at $1 ‘Zi, Mitwankeo glob at $1 28 | bebe den Meare, Young, Rosamn, Sésye, 08) 28 (the iaiter fivare for prime), white Oaliforuiaat | E09 Pf dinwe Pusey 248. whine Onuasa et $1.66. Corn war to} sehr k Bon “Panterp and export io Fem RB eee tEEE: ‘air request, with salen of Westera Bide Seeesai wan ales @18%6. for Rio, in tn Cortox —The sales fe abont 1, the martet closed with leas regu'arity We quote mid“ting uplands at 11%. Fancits ~Rater were rm. ott were rome what the desire t) await ortvate dies of eee, 18,400 boshanet wheat, bags. at RKe a RKC 20 8 40 pack Be, an’ 2,600 bnebela of corn, in 2 and Canarian at 89) Corman —The way Hemr.—The last sales of Manila of importance wore non ae thie port, at 6c. a 8c, Jute was firm with mo- soles Hore.— Sales of 160 « 200 bales have been made, within two or three days, at 70. a 180.; old were*nomioal ott Sales ot 80 tons were made at $22 508 x. ee Line —The werket was firm, with a demand from | ‘pmsst sp, jibboom. boweprit exp, &e. the trade. The sales thie week pene: papeneoa.seene Rameres, from Pietro for Portland, Jost snchors and 8,000 @ 4,000 bbis. common at 85c., and 800 a 400 do Roeland Scun Mvp, Rtheredge. from Georgetown, DC (not German: si Sa a ee bhas. Cuda mnscovado wore | Wwn), loséed with ‘ime. for Norfo &. #eot achore on de at 833., and 90 bbls. New Orleaus at Sto. y's Pout, which aaveed ber to fog sleak. |The lime will be Nava Storrs Sales of 460 bbis. No 1 rosin were | Sarasa” ® Samaded state, and the sabr gut off wanout mi rth alaelabaee x nasi sist iost It three Teak boarded the sero ot S cee of On8.—The rales of linseed embraced abrut 6,000 a 8.000 | about 150 tons, balls AS Peres es took from ber tbe gallons at 0c. The following statement from the Whale LJ “ . man's List gives s review of the New Bedford | ins sm ttate: could net save any DR, morket for the week endivg the 28th inst:—There in a | Very roveb st the time and blowing fresh from 88W. Her g000 demand for eperm, and holder are firm. The ralea | 2S©2 Could net be seen, For C P Wiittame, before renorted ashore at Lawes, mele. ot jl 80, and 160 bbis. Lo yn: lags a pony goulen off apa then to Philadelphia, waere she will closing with further inquiry. tteady ceman?, without any i transretions for Yor the week in late sales of 920 bhp. in parcels. ‘We qvote—},39¢ bbs’ good North traf » 650 do. fair do. at 410. @ 42¢., and 280 do. in May, io, par es ‘Algo 600 bbis. Seuth Ses at a iver: Bo fo taseare, Whelebone—feies for the weer board 0 En Sea fa a gyn age steam was eeeouiats act om *, wlio Siasane ee wip Ee 500 bt oe =. Sow tore 181 15 thio meeset st} ai ‘2 usens. prime st with onl emis repeck of $1260; sed ‘stort mi dies) were mace at 1020 ; prices ranged from Me. a11%C. Cut meats were in fair demand in part for pawl seire of about 300 packages were made at 7c « boulders, == aie. for bams, Butter woe hing eg sales of Oblo at 120. @ 163., and gond State at Ibe. 019, Ohio cheese was at Ticc. Sc., and Grate at Ie. a 10. ( i I if i Rice —Bales of 250 caske were made at 4140. 8 43;0. & Bobbing, from Charies- oes at cefta Rtom Ss ‘Linseed was firmer. Saiee Zertve te" ‘200 onaks (brpentine have wethsat oe Tete. fe prices wore stead, Dont phan sola by section ae 8 1ke cue ans 825 get thing water ‘wou covado chiefly inthe range a7 —y poe as Livervest wits ian of balwarhe ban nen mma ee Wexrone May Sn nse nha Rectan mes, creat ‘ ods iio om beadies Lacotpecinne, bie May lt = 5 Recie m a ng: ierded and meant Maabdy's He a 68sec pperetos Peace cr is ‘wil a9 to pieces x Lavmenan—at Port efergon, LL, 34, inal & foe sok of sbont @8 tone, cated Charice Mf Newine. she was towed at 20. \@ thie port bs) ‘Aworve, and will receive b-r > spare and raging bere. be ‘intended! for Bouikere ection plovomente im Real 5 pesrly thee rr, Ty} an Fag Ry A. J, Bleecker, Bon & arog & Wines, under the sper intendeces of Capt Edward Setory brick, powee and 128 281 W Tn pe, %x02..$3 010 | Mawtioa, obo willonmmend bor, the 8 well baft reselis ‘a 6 8 gern 8 tat, ‘aie 3.100 | srery ‘and owned by Capt Hawhine and of 0. o., 6 & i! al Toou at Sean Notice te Marimers. ass frcess ae a wae ond NORTHERN LIGRTHOUSES—WAST COAST OF . ing es Nor eonBURG, May Tt 100." f 5:5 | The Commissioners of Northern Liguihousse berety ive f . do. mt 1 “That ibe Boy on Boushsilil off the Const of Artenig, Tn > a oe vamibe Fa Hoo Rowe o¢ Mat toe bon | ner tor “ Soe ‘he Boor Dono aan | ae . “ oe do | eetan ‘coy of te Buoy onthe Binok Mosha, Sound of = ‘changed {row biact to re. LIGHTVEABEL NY CARDWOAN Bay. Trusty a. Lomoom, Way 16, 1900. a hereby given, ist with & feeaiteg tbe of At teurge’s ‘toetr ost Peceipas tpay, te Gurperesier bad ann “SHIPPING NE W S.. | cust uth ae Bishop sua Bardsey’ Toot RD lant nh th oti ssmanae mer be 1a Jy net, aa Sel a) |S Se ss the nner enamel Shore the level CF tie a. ‘wus bo geen ts omr's Port of New York, May 30, 1860, * tess wal bs anne. CLEARED. Freamship A y yy = B Alen. oo Whalemen. gm f eyed ms pnge aren cory Pio from hotiapoisett 2000 tnt, brig March, Lewis, Atiestic ark Farveat Queen, Berry, Cork and & market— Wa SP canlwkerccelast pt Carrer a froma 2th, ‘dark Mattapoleett, Gilford, Atlantt Berk | UH litende (209. Winet Dadiin— Tare James Over, Hartos, Reunders, Gnlway—Walny Carrer J Arr at Merguode 20, John Dawson, Cornell of B, wits Hark Levanier (iim) Raymond, Glaszoe— Thos James Off and on at Pan oe ehip a Db dew nee ha eur —Ji be , bbe I~ ~f vee = art incusuwie (Bremeo), Hilesep, Bemburg—Fuasd rn, BB, HD bol “ ker, owen 000. ) emily Mor ™ ann Whiteride 40. clean. hy Bere Feertite, Griffiog St J FLD Rrootman & Off and ne at do Bite. Scaek, Musnell, KB, 0 in ane Queea Vietoria (Br), Moaroe, St Fiocent— aside eporie ft Marafuero tp. “ a sfome wi oy 4 norbieg thie seamen: totive G0 mole [Te do Jann, Dorr. Onrdes se Metesit & Dusown. Sritwep he tate come NB 90 9p. 18) wh oO, Seis Tare o£ BT Peter Reo ris eft at Velpareics ‘Orenner, ” ™ ond Mobde—8 5 Brigh: ell ola. sbe (88), Pant, Sierra errs Letne—MeCs? A etter from Cact ‘lesveland. of shio Feaemet ND, re ocrte, her at Talesboane Yaree 3) wits 1650 Dhie ep on Miédleton & Mo. Doard all well resay forres Bxpestet to he at dale 4. ward's igeod A lettter (rm Oeot emil> of eh p areber, #8, reports ber Van Braat & 5+ wid Le) bole eo off, 0! aa Hed re ' ¢ a a viber year ard wand «ail eeme Mt Pete fede Lynch CAPs Greord. Would touch ageia at Telesbasno in vetr Jota Roe. mwon!, Beimore— Mailer, L Lard & xt A letter ‘rom Cant O'fieed of Parte aur ™, melee that be ‘se of Ke'tn coargs of the thane. be Delag a talnet on recovered 8: (ne dais of bis lever 2 Vetter from cant W 8, WR, renorte bee ff Joan Fervande: arch 90, Wik Oy Dole ep and 0 do wh Scbr Ave Gar deer. Jarvis Benawr—O & B } Peters scence — Mason Bieop Geptun Steamer Taoony, Bty, Ph! " ARRIVED. (Br), Thomson. Liverpool, May | mdse and 14 pageencera, to w presed wha enna Lyte Tam), Ehters, Hamburg, May 15. D of hark Pomells, 0, reports ofl as before -ep ried all we Jouary Pi. taken noth! monte arya : ” Mi) SA parerd Prem Fark Kiisabeh honed WF Steametie Pn — ~-% ssa Norfolk, 2c. with mdse ene pameeneers Heinenen Bea pr . ship Sotialian, bei Sieereee May 6, th men ang ¢ ee ae vaaverarra i ae SS bo Fooken—Aprit 4, off Cape St Lucse bark Joseph Gri amend tr, Nar tories Wh, James Raace wn, seamen roe WO hos omy Mb ep on bowra. — an Modaw, Tucker, Mowoastia 28 dara with sont Spoken, &e, voen Wrichersf Boom Bewes for saa Frawetees, Apei | all. sings toen bev! N. ion 1618 a 04, wes id company © ship Swale, Marton, beoce for Ghangbea, April l, tne LI ( hot Larion terry, with vacemn, paeweng ce for Pe if Mit Nantucket sbealy oon « plo: toms Doak bern ahhie Gen Koval, Rowe, trom Colona for Nore, Wareh A 5, lon m2 hy dra rosen trom Anatom for Meorting 81 days on TiKo Merrion, Newesstie, 61 days, wid elase stave, Yay 2 tan and 28 © Hiscken Ba it eae Ba in Af england from alrite iat Ao— Dy 8 ahiD from iondoo far Austraiia, March 27 ahh A ks Bip Fndress. Leoraw, from Liverpool for Caleatts, April 5, Le Se ot hte, dev: from Liverpool for Onleutta, ow Apert Tint 0 A wih coal, 0) Mar battem @s0 Co; reper! iy mavter ore ote ool, from [Acerpool for Calsatta, Maret Part Cerbart ‘Thdave with mde * = aa toe YT ong to Roger rong easterly winds alt iene Jertan, from Calentte Seo 08 for Lonitns, no SK tom] W—by 9 vows) at Palmon orhip Wevalien, + kia from, vresnoot vin Uswen for Ma- ion $ ba a a, ‘Sener tor Liverpool, May 6 oT Nantnevet, Ship Wrtame t Soma Bell trom Liverpoo! for #Yora, May 1B Deb Bem fae Mey. or page from Row Orisane ter Laverpent, 4 ist iW from Liverpool for NOrleans, ts: mite eur eens ), Homans, PR. IT dan vier TYG ical eGo. Yea ham terutic stake Ketiy, Pot, Ceci, 52 days, with mise, to he of Bi vmon'h Vee) Rowers Palermo, Mareb PAUL IZ, with trate. 19 386 Rorinene, 3. enka, 9 Gran . hort inst artnent bearing WF ’ ‘Rhip Wiliam Neleor, Woot, from Newport, Rng, for New St Domtngs, 4 Oripane, Big Re wo Waiah Carve Aches, The Lbvaber ee | Fh York. from Howton for Apalasbicols, May | Raving been rum Into by cK . srerion ® April 20, Int 16.8. low 1. bd creer for wetbonrne, March 9, tnt 28 8, Tig Cieware, @ton Metwnees, 17 days, wnt ener do, to | lon © Terk Cuiltentor, hence for Liverpool, May 26, int 99 39, lon ag. varnad, Polle@® from Galveston for Liverpool, May 6 ae » Hs J A *. ark Nagess Smith from Rost for Catveston, May 19, 10 at oF ar~ by wear BD figward, »t Galrenton from wh doe wT Reston), Carlini, Seema Moy 17, with eet pie (AST Cheer. as veee 2 4tce Wot = = Sra see Ca ied Begun, 12 487A, woh nant, to a A bose, prlecst trom Pernar-bueo for Pbiledetphia, MORTLE, Yer Som, wa, (rem Ownlsegee fer Boston, May 2% off be fede picks yshe J re servo. Mrtanme. Sis tae, "Seen. cot baz Fierce Keet att a iba from Feresd tor Cuba, May 23, 10 aie Chunar ty aoe Here ‘Arr sblos peter aa; , empeet, Whitney, Cerdut had Cor mertann, Daten, ot anaes vege eae Franhtort fop Wert Antwerp) bark Urole sim, Cole. mer oh Barret irom Bites for Persad, Mey 24 ean coat oy ee frow ®t Marke fer 8 York, no x retin. fees nach anne Sree at way a8, Reeaieet Sahaal ioe wer. Pvecriotel Perel oh azneanan Mer sect ten ad tan, Level, for Bes 18. 477 Lamariee, andersom, x terk. Bid ane ‘sehr Amelia, Bayley, Maye i herman, tinores 1 asap atiyraomarcar Onpe Vert VO Mevico, A\ a4 Seren the 900 Ses Ons Bakes. ry Wha Sangean PRO Ce poms Newco Ma gir Moraes Oar, Maisown, Cao via sina areas Wi" oarelias — Queenstown. MYoiATaE PRIA, me, SY Sioctuaes. May Sarr Aten Sadiras, Harry, Rgias- a eecenace Wyo: See 08. eh bid aaa Bees rie Berk, d2b. ag re i Wit. aan, whe Me are fo p ‘bla 17d, RON eS I= Jf Rilo. Tnoker, Savanarh; —: erADT, May ar Poo ci msty rina, Dwyer, Charleston; ‘Wilson, Or. neariy wad: 8-0 aoe pg Senate aah CON 5 capa eectoreu iran apr st 2e ger bok Lawrence, Maman fr Peon ks Rath: brig Doane, New Lay a8 May 2i~Im port, berks Harriet 8 Firk Pick, Cart bey kel “Live, Kien, Beer rhe Harriet 6 risk. Tem | coast of Atrion errs reo for NY ork. in; a werays | nH ; ra, Prilge i CH, De. TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. At B44 aoe sinther i. Were ‘at 296 Thisd avemee, bo! ‘an Fir beeen ond ineteen th 1 eae reams Bi). Oe Rane Lond inadee fx | (NRARING oor ala ae! We eT SRA fen | May 12—cff, Priscilla, athe ee tem May 12—Passod by, Ciatlds, Stati, from Bal- a7_oomr, im be found ta thie ae nol May 16--Paseed Aotive, Hopp, from WTork for | Baie BO MIPLO SOS Scan OUST Faimogrn, Way 16—Arr Alverado, Wo Puserqou! my S6-arr Har ~ EW EFYLES ROTTINGH AM AND Lano opRTADE, G—Arr Rartchio, marke, Palermo Sie WYok; 10a, LAOR ANP WUSLIF BY THB YARD, Poseed poy? baie 2 ial LAGE AND MUSLIN FOR VOXTIBULS DOORS. ky BROGATELA, GATING, TAPseTains, BSPS, WoReTED DAMASES, CBLWTEE, PUNO anv FABLE COVES, Mer, 0 - am, Se raced 5 "isiison core (GU CORNION, BANDS AnD rim. eaprec)” SSIS vases enon nod Bid Jensiro. | AOLONON 2 BABY, NY i beck ieghans Meicher. ivand NYork | : I Uornetia. 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