The New York Herald Newspaper, February 22, 1861, Page 2

Two DAvs LATER rRom cunore. | Arrival of the Kangaroo at This Port and the | Nova Scotian at Portland. Approaching Conference of Euro- pean Powers on Syria. The Siege of Gaeta---Rumors | of Surrender. CHANGES IN THE AUSTRIAN MINISTRY. CABLIST CONSPIRACIES IN SPABN. STATE OF THE es. de. THE NEWS BY THE KANGAROO MARKETS, | ete. ‘The screw steamship Kangaroo, Oapt. Brooks, which | Bailed from Liverpool at three P. M. on the 6th, and from Queenstown on the 7th instant, arrived here at an carly bour yesterday morning. The London Daily News remarks that the vote of the | Prassian Chamber of Deputies im favor of Italy is an event of great Furopean importance. ‘The Paris Moniteur of the 6th inst, contains twenty five columns of closely printed matter on the internal condition and foreign relations of France ‘The London Daly News thinks it advantageous to the Cause of reform that the question is delivered from the injurious control of party, the fatal support of rival fac tions and the oppressive atmosphere of an unfriendly house, and is left ons more to popular sympathy and un fettered public opnion. Le Nord, of Fobruary 6, says the rumored repulse of Americar ambassadors at Japan relates most probably to Lord Figin and Sir Hope Grant, who were known to have gone there. ‘The Paris correspondent of the London Pos telegraphs that the negotiations on the Danish question are suspend ed at the present moment by delays which have not an alarming character. The improseion in this matter, as tm that of Italy, becomes stronger and stronger a favor of & paottic solution. Dr. Bandinel, late of the Bodleian Library, is dead It is stated @ant the Catholic party in the French Uham. | bers will propose an amendment on the address remon | Btrating, if not protesting, against the revolutionary | policy of France in Ttaly No opposition is anticipated to the proposition of the | gicetoral college and | is Chancellor of the Exchequer, which will at the Bank Court to day be recommended by the directors to the proprietors for acceptance. New York letters of the 26th state that the total amount of gold received from Furope has reached £2,166,000, Joaving £915,000 yet to arrive. Of the amount received, | he" however, about £1,000,000 or £1,200,000 had not yet passed into circulation, owing to delay at the Mint. Itwas | bastion. expected each future packet to England would carry back fome parcels of sovereigns, ‘The recent article in the London Times on Mr. Cobden is more circumstantiaily contradicted. Mr. Cob- doa, 60 far from being damaged by investments in the Mlinois Railway, is receiving a handsome income from bis paid wp shares. England was invited by France to stop the career of | Schmerling, are concentrated all Garibaldi, but declined on the plea that the Neapolitaus | Organization of the empire ought to be the masters either to resist or receive dim. ‘The King of Prussia bas conferred upon General La Mar- mora the Order of the Red Eagle, first class, set in diamonds. ‘The London Globe of the 5th inst. affirms that the price of Kossuth notes in Hungary has risen from 40 to 60 per cont, and it is said that assignats of the nominal value of 60,000,000 florins are still concealed in different parts of Hungary. ‘The traffic roturns of the week of the Great Western Rail- way show an inorease of £2,074; the Great Northwestern fan tmorcase of £1,084, and the London and Southwestern ‘an increase of £091. London and York Company will be £1,600. ‘The Canadian arrived at Londonderry on the forenoon | (norPtonal:4auencetot of the 6th instant. Great Britain A destructive fire occurred on the 5th at Bleuheim Pa- lace, the aplendid histerical seat of the Marlboroughs. | Jatest prices, jared, yet | gone a fail ‘om The main building escaped comparatively uni ia atated the damage i# at £100,000 sterling. eo famed | the | te It is said that the increase of the ‘The | ae itd f | Z i E ; i : HT rae t 3 fe fase 'y conspiracy led to several arresis. a ples ia trang The remainder of the garrison at Naples had left for camp beture Gasia. The city was guarded D; Cd lumteers were bet or Al Geboa letters state that 1,008 scaling ladders have boon seus tp the foree before Gacta, White the elections were going on at a commune in the province of Messina, a party of Bourbonist partisans forced Ubetr way into the hall where the votes were being read, and th cold blood butchered the President of the ‘The Perererance of Milan states that the celebrated comporer, Verdi, will Le elected asa Deputy for Turin, Signor Verdi is well known in Lialy (or his patriotic fore ¥ enemy's powder of the curtain between t Commerce. tation. public worship Hungary are, how: Spain. Reporte are currant of cn axtive eanspicneg ameng democrats and the partisans of Doo Juan. Government ‘wag 0M the watch and prepared for emergencies. Markets. LONDON MONEY MARKET. Lonvon, Feb 6, ‘The English funds on the 6th were —. Napoleon's speech, = console ots B56 tan eae Oa the 6th—the Kangaroo left Liver pool—the funds were wore quoted th uoon ot Sik © aX for money discount market showed change. was good at about the bank minimum, 7 transactions at 64. There The country bank of Messrs. Ledyard & Jons hhad stopped payment. Liabilities not stated. SRcURITHS. ‘The London @ of the Sth ive the following as the mp the Sth eve the having the American advices —Ilinois Central share, Bie 8 BTK6 dis; Erie, 2956 «30%; New York & it 3 i ni itt i Titian gallery, with ite valuable Paintings, was destroyed. | Central ‘The following is from the London News:— ese piccures will be much regretted by all admirers of this celebrated master. They were & pre. King of Sardinia, to John, remained unhi value ( seine the room they oocupied. The following is a list of the pe destroy ed:—Mara and Venus, Cupid aod yews Apolio and Daphne, Pluto and hidden | ness at the close. ive dlectolea oe Sorcign often in the Commons last Scoline’ of cue-cighty, x — one-c' ut ow etter accounts from the soar been steady at 91% @ % and Proserpine, Hercules and Dejanira, Vulcaa aad Cores, weed ‘aud Ariadue, Jupiter, Juno and Io, Neptune and pe TY "are opened. rm, wi Fa wid rater i painting is ove by Peter Paul Rubens—the Rape of Proserpine, eight feet eight inches in height, and two feet ome inch wide, and was considered one of Rubens’ master pieces. The origin of the fre was not known; the only rooms having had fires in them were the offices: must have communicated with the roof, as it is evident that the roof was the first part that ht. The fire was subdued about eight o'clock. of the fami , With the exoeption of the Duke, who had Lon. jon to attend Parliament, were resident in the house, We wore unable to learn if any portion of this valuable col- ection was insured. Lord John Rassecli on Italien Affairs. In the House of Commons ou the 5th mst. Lord Jouw eg . * * * Thave already said we never put forward the principle of the wey Bo Italy; but if unity m one constitutional monarchy is the which the Italians think best Attoa oun their , we should be the last interfere in order to prevent them tecompahing their wishes. (Hear, hear.) The right gentleman says wo are between two dangers, ay be ta “ now talking of the actual state of things; he 1s borrowing from his imagination schemes and designs, which he thinks will be carrisd into effect. Ido not with him. Idon’t wish to provide against any Other danger but that of war breaking out in We may mr, anoeed te Preventing it, ned. hope we and if we do, I trust will; we may fail, we will’ be treated by right honorable gentlemen ite with the same candor as” we treated u y ly hear.) Two alternatives have been mentioned. is that a oufederation be formed in Italy, thas the King of the Two Sictlies should be reatored, that the Pope should have ali his dominions back again except the Austrian: spceiaie, sbould reign in Modens If there truth in what we hear of , there is Title fikelinood that that could be y force of arms, and against doing it by ‘we, an well as the Emperor of the Freuch, ‘and he resewed that pledge yesterday. Chee eee} He said further, that by acting upon 2 prinoipies of ter vention incoavenledoes may arise, peng we authorized excesses which those who saeamectyes to looking on may deeply disapprove, ‘Dut notwithstanding those excesses and the thi other Powers, he means to Keep steadfast to that policy, and on that polut Great ectly agreed with the Emperor of the Britain is French. (Hear, oy I will gay at once tn one word that we are not now divided. There is no great ques tion to div: like the war of 1793; ths is & question vide us on which we arc mainly agreed with the LMT ofthe Frou. (Hear, hear.) We are at th same time in close ‘close alliance and intimacy with the other great Powers of Europe; and if there was any ques on which it to us that France was in the or acted with spirit of encroachment which ° times animated military nations, we would enter into alliance with them to counteract teract those derires. My belief is that the second alternative mentionot ts not likely to come *° pass, a if the pha the part ot Sardinia Cy the treaty 0 Weuetias | believe the Ne of tirely support him in that declaration. ( ) Ib Tas no intention 10 marc’ with an army into ba sitsateaniweanton cater ees Tat it ia imposatble to say, in case Brise, what part, France take. arrage | even the Pe Stat ot hast, to which the tight honorable gentionn a eae. Diaraels) , has referred, 1 wrote about the same time & Ele pony Doe dN cago tomay we rena 4 attack by entirely disapprove of ‘ald g France to such an atlark; that we should ne care to Zee torceges of ta countries; but I added, gono Svar it it ghould arise. (Hear, hea Je gen hag asked ine what are our ro. with France. «We wish, as the honorable gentlo peoonded the address ‘with go mach g00d renee aagacity said, that the commercial treaty vo thie offect:—That it should establish an alll ‘pot oni; “gag the governments of France and Bos” bee en of France gnd (ear, "Dar.) i believe, will cages Tide ate hounge ve ow fgend net now im the House, Mr. Oobden— | coo bea devetod #o meh fare sant lnver, ax! and Leeds have declined from 3 & XC por owt abgut 4. Northeastern steady. sols for account, 7th i a ‘fund it iA supposed that the flue of one of the chimneys | Oxe P. Mf account, 7th March, 92% a \%; new threes, 91% 6,000 bales, including 2,000 on speculation and port. 6,000 bales or more; imports, 15,388; previously, e lat which was apparent at the close of last wook, ing one prevailed yesterday, with upon traffic, Orewa Prick —Consols for ae for monev, 91\ a 1 Fierven Miveres Past Two P. M.—Consols for money, ; ae for account, 7th March, 92a \; new Crosine Prices —Consols for money 91% count, 925; ; new threes, 91K a%. LIVERPOOL ond 092; for ac. mazket on Monday was buoyant, an improvement of 116d. a 4. per qualities. Yesterday, however, under vices, it became very and prices Soha tae coe eat em red for speculation. the market is dull and easier. Sales evtinrated at 6 Lavanroot, Feb. 7, 1961. Market rather firmer m tone. Sales probably ab: 82 Laverroot, Feb. 7, Sales 7,000 bales, including 1.500 on upeeettodiune ‘Market steady, but eth about id. 33° ip fe Fi from ludia, and a dull EF E ¥ ery quiet; pots, 208, a 20. 6d.; , Bde, Od LONDON MARKETS. Lowpow, Feb. Breacetufts firm, and good ities of wheat’ ported, and in some casee forior ‘neglected. Sugars wi steady Rice in limited demand at former rates. unaltered. fallow dull at 609. 64. for ¥. ©. ie torpentine, 21s. 6d. for American. Linseed oil, LONDON PRODUCE MARKBGS. Loxvom, Fob. 7, 1861 SoA —Tone of market quiet Covver.—Sales by auction have gowe st full wrieee Fast India sold at 638, a 668.; native Orylom, O44. « Obs. kA. —So far no change in prices. Race gg 100 caste Carctinn, part new crop, takeg in at Wea. a Qe RartrKeree quiet. Tariow.—Market steady; numerous buyers THE NEWS BY THE NOVA SCOTIAN, Pour.anp, Feb. 21, 1861 ‘The Canadian scrow steamship Nova Scotian, from Liverpool 7th, via Londonderry Sth inst., arrived at thie port at four o’clock this morning. ‘The folowing are the latest advices by this arrival, via 1,600 tons done at 60s. Londonderry :— ferther--It is Bot our intention vo take Part * ‘The London Times city article of the evening of the Tub says —The imprevement in the Paris Bourse caused an advance of one-eighth in the English funds, which was well maintained to the close, The discount market is again active, with a good demand, and at the bank « large business has beeh done. There have been ho trans Actions jn golil at the bank, ‘The rifiway market has shown an increased depromsien. It is stated that the porition of the Bask af France has eomtinued to steadily ergrove, sel ti mene yearioes a hasty desire has avon ty ——— FonK HER att boou for a The ‘voto of the Of Russia, whicu pre- ‘Ver, is still attributed to politics! feslings. Yesterday the Bank of England sold a further amount of silver of about £40,000 for shipment to India. The sudden increase of specie remittance to that country is attributable entirely to large orders for the purchase of cotton, The report of the select committee of sharehold- ere of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada recommends 4 petition to the Canadian Legislature for relief. It assigas & number of reasons why relief must be accorded, in the interest of the provinoe as well as of the company. Lord Ranelagh is arranging a grand movewout of the volunteer forces for Easter Monday, to take place near Brighton, with @ view to ascertain in what numbers and time a body of volunteers cam be concentrated at a given point in the event of an emergency. ‘The Chancellor of the Exebequer proposes that the go- vernment dividends shall be paid wherever the Bank of England bas branch establishments. It is expected that this will increase the importange of the money market at Liverpool, Manchester and several other places, and load to an inerease of deposits in the country branches The marriage be'ween the King of Portugal and the Princess of Hohenzvllern is expected to take piace in May. The London Times regards the yote of the Prussian Chambers in favor of Iialy ag ealculated to give a check to the warlike inclications of the Courts of Germany, great and small. At Paris the specoh of Lord John’Russell, on Taosday uight, was considered extremely warlike. Panu, Fob. 7—3 P. M. The Bourse bas been very firm and animated. Rentes closed at 68, 35c.—ten per cent higher than yosterday. Italy. Tor, Feb. 7 1861. At Gaeta within the last thirty-six hours tho bosiegers have blown up three powder magazinoe and destroyed a side of euriain citadel. = - ‘The garrison bas asked an armistice of forty-cight hours to bury the dead. This hag been granted by Gea. Cialdint, who bas besides semt to the place necessaries for the wounded. Turkey. ‘The Grand Vizior's report note reiterates the sentiments of Russia, The Christians are oppressed, and the Porte continues to refuse its assent to a prolongation of the Frenoh ocoupation of Syria. ‘The Russian Ambassador has presente: tho Porte with ‘& strong note in reply. Drafts and treaties of commerce are about to be con cluded between England, Turkey and Franco, and have been sent home for the approval of the French and Eng- lish governments. ‘The commercial crisis continues in Galata. Moarax, Feb. 4, 1861. On the 28th of January’ the Montenegrins, with a band of insurgents from the neighboring villages, which they had kept in a state of revolt, surprised soversl villages in the district of Nicisset, and behaved with the utmost cruelty and atrocity towards the peaceable Mussulman inhabitants, killing altogether forty-one persons, of whom ten were children and three women. A second band at- tacked the chief town of Cartazatz, and assassinated sevo- ral people, burned many houses, and acted with the greatest ferocity and cruelty toward tho inhabitants. Commercial Intelligence. LONDON MONEY MARKET. Lonvon, Fob. 8—Nooa. Consols for money 91% 0 917%. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. The salee of cotton for the week have been 49,000 ‘bales, inclading 3,500 to speculators and 11,000 to ex- porters. ‘The market opened active, with a slight ad- vanoe; but American advices and the unfavorable ac- counts from Manchester had a depressing effect, and fair qualities declined one eighth of a penny; lower qualities were vory irregular, and offered at one-quarter of a penny decline. The salesjon Friday wore 6,000 bales, including 1,000 bales to sprculators and exporters—the market closing quiet at the following quotations:— Pair. ‘Orleans... recta Mobile. . Tied. Uplands ia. The total stock in port is estimated at 919,600 bales, oo whieh 547,000 are American. James Hewitt & Co. say middling qualities have declined 1 164.; common, \d. on the week, while fair qualities aro unchanged, the market closing very dull. Breadstuffs opened quict and steady. Corn firm. Pro- visions steady. {The newspaper bag of the press was forwarded by the lower route yesterday morning, and will be due here this morning at daylight.) SR EEE——————————————E——————EEE_ FINANCIAL’ AND COMMERCIAL. Tuvgspar, Feb. 21—6 P. There ia nothing new in the money market. Money abounds on call at 5 a 6 per cent, and the right sort of paper goes readily enough at seven. Second class names are no easier to pass than they were. Foreign exchange was rather firm to-day. Bank- ers are getting 105% for their sterling bills, and 5.40 for francs. Good mercantile bills go at One or two leading. houses ask 107% for their sight exchange on London. The stock market was dull to-day, and as a rule prices were lower. Harlem preferred fell off one per cent, Central %%, Hudson %, and the Western shares }, a 94 all round. Erie fell off 4%. We hear that, contrary te the expectation of many brokers, no stock has lately come from England, The completion of the Long Dock is likely to increase rather than diminish the English interest in Erie, United States stock of ‘68 advanced 1 per cent, and the stock of 65 1% per cent. Treasury notes rose 44. In the afternoon prices were again a fraction lower, the closing quota- tions being as follows:—Virginia 6's, 75 a %; Mis- sourt 6's, 65 a 44; Canton Company, 14 a 15; Pa- cific Mail, 834 9%; New York Central, 77 a 77; Erie, 30%, a 31'4; Hedson River, 43% a 4; Har- lem, 6a do. preferred, 37% a 38; Reading, 42.044; Michigan Central, 5534 a 5544; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 4 a 4; do. , St @ S32: Panama, 113 eo 114; Iilinols Central, 78%; %: Ge lena and Chicago, TIMKe % ledo, 3254 a %%; Chicago and Rock Island, 57; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Tl a tw. aois Central T's, 06 0 97. The public loan to be awarded on Saturday is the subject of general comment in the street. All 6% ‘yen widdare requeat sorutentan of co meant AnOval interes’ atteched. July newt, euch crrtifienten wil) be les to sume of one L-- dilare rank with eueh con evajon atork, intend of be the Tressury, way be rerviteaton ” FRIDAY Sipe p p oe It is not known whether any bids from New England, but it seems to be sapposed that the people of that section, whose imgenuity in disturbing the government cannot be questioned, will wish to be counted out when it becomes ne- | cessary to lend money to sustain it. From pre- sent appearances it seems likely that two combi- nation bids may be seat from here—one at about | 91, for perhaps half the whole amount to be awarded; the other at 90, or there- ebouts, also for a large sum. it is snpposed, however, that no bid at 90 will be sue- cessful, as there will be a very large number of bids from private individuals ranging from 9! to 93 and 95. Some leading bankers will meet to- morrow for the purpose of consulting in regard to the matter; it is supposed that they will make a combination bid so as to insure the taking of the whole loan, but at such @ price as will enable the public to bid over them and still obtein a» cheap bond. This morning 98 was bid for the sixes of 1868, which, having only seven years to run, are leas desirable as an investment than the new bonds. The following was the business of the Sub- Treasury to-day:— Receij « The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this moniing were $21,561,702 54, and the balances $1,380,194 69, The Lykens Valley Railroad and Coal Company has declared a dividend of six per cent, payable on the 4th of March, at the office of the company, No. 13 William street; the Planters’ Bank of Tennessee, a semi-annual dividend of four per cent, payable March 1. The New Orleans Picayune thus notices the ex- change market, under date of the evening of the 4th instant:— Foreign exchange tends downward, and lower rates were ted today. Higheet figures for Al sterling were 102% a 103; but these are exceptions, and hardly anything can be sold over 102. Good clear’ bills can be bought at 100, and we hear of some bill of lading drafts, well secured at that, which wero passed at 973. This shows the widenees of the range. Francs are also lower. A sale of 200,000 Al was made at 5f.6734, Trif_ing sums can be had ‘ut 5f.65, and the run is now from 5f.70 a 5f 5734. Sales of siaty day bills on New York were made at 23'n 2% discount on first class paper, which is not #0 gond an yesterday. Sight ruled at 34a 5 @ discount. Bonkers crew at 34 © 9:16, and the banks check at % a 2% liscount. The New Orleans Bulletin of the 15th says:— Business of every kind has been exceedingly uneettled to-day, and the market has worn ghout an umusu- ally irregular and disturbed appearance. In the morning there was a good demand for foreign exchange, and sey- eral round amounts were taken at very firm prices, but subsequently the inquiry abated and holders found it almost impossible to effect heavy operations on an: terms whatever. Clear sterling bi were sold as hig! ag 103, and even a fraction over for favorite signatures, while all other good bills ruled at 102 and 101, and as low as 100%. Bills with shipping documenta attached ranged from 100 a 98 and 973, and francs from 5.50 a 5.60 and 5.65 per dollar. Time pills on the North were weaker, ond some ¢mall amounts cl hands at 2!¢ a 2h ‘and’S per cent discount for sixty day bills on New York, &c., and sight was in mare lin limited request at 4 a 36 discourt at bank, and 4 a 3, and % discount out sf doors The money market showed no symptoms over of returning activity, and the movement was, if any- thing, etili further restricted im all classes of soases. ‘There wis some inquiry for a few favorite signatures which were, as usual, in fimited supply, but the he general run of names were’ wholly neglected, and tr: Sil round ‘were but Ittle better than nominal, There was nothing done in either stocks or bonds, and not even en offer mude for apy description, 80 far as we have been advised. By the arrival of the Bremen at New York two days later advices from Europe were received about noon by ek te ape which bring our transatlantic dates down th ult. The news. however, was of a rather de- rreniig ebaracter, and had an unfavorable effect on both commercial and financial interests. The Philadelphia Bulletin of Wednesday after- noon says:— ‘The money market is abundantly supplied with but the frequency of failures and the distrust whic! ists in mercantile circles have about brought the disoount business toa close. First class paper, and promissory obligations accompanied with satisfactory steck or other collaterals, may be quoted at 7 to 10 per ‘oeat, but renew- ed paper ahd second class evidences of indebtedness aro generally rejected. The banks are doing very little, ex- cept in the way of renewals. We are informed that one or two suits have been commenced against the ‘banks that Paying out uncurrent funds, contrary have recently been to the act of the Legislature. Trade continues very si nant in most departments. There has been, within foo or two, more demand for breadatuifs and for flour. In wheat and corn there is more firmness in prices, but cot- ton, coal, iron, naval stores, provisions and wool are ex- ceasively dull.’ In froights’ there is very little doing, in either foreign or coastwise. Exchanges are very quiet. In the Illinois Legislature a bil was introduced, read three times and passed by a unanimous vote, to provide for the issue of $335,592 in bonds, paya- ble in 1879, the committee to which it was referred having thought it better to issue the bonds at once, and, when called upon by the United States, to pay the money rather than to make the guaranty. A comparison of the footings of the weckly statement of the Boston banks with those of last week exhibits a decrease of $315,800 in the items of loans and discounts, $279,454 in deposits, $171, 253 in circulation, and an increase of $78,189 in specie. We annex the principal footings for the past two weeks, with the corresponding week last year:— z Date. Loans & dis. Circula'n. Fob. 11... $68 434,332 4. 5 "OLd 18,074 808 6,387 652 Feb. 18..... 63,118,532 4,661,808 17,795,444 6,216,200 Same time last year:— Feb. 20... ..$60,113,836 4,577,394 17,607,881 6,305,537 The following table will show the number of pas- sengers and tons of freight carried over the Rock Island bridge for the time specified: — oby.this table it will be teen that the road has carried 565 passengers, which, at the low rate of ten cents = would amount to $19,256 50; 284,833 tons of freight, which, at the very lowert price for ferriage and handling, Mrould coat $1 per ton, maki $284,833, or a total on freight and paesengers of $304,088 65, which has been saved in actual exsh to the public by the construction of the bridge. The atatement shows tl Sept. 1, 1856, tosJune 30, . |, tolJune 30, Jane,’ 1867, 10 June 90; 1968 ‘30, 1869... «+» 93,620,448 72,734,206 June 90, 1869, to June Ae RI ‘30, 1860. ++++110,449,197 68,029,467 178,478,664 CB cds cecsis cove 141,069,646 140,703,762 284,899,407 Boats and Passing Passing Prifing # Passing this ‘North. South South.” Total. 2, 1886, to July 90, Va Ne reo, 618 Ne rec, 1,118 475 1,082 $2000 | States LJ 1000 U States oF 8800 Treas 12 102, 20000 Treas 10 100, 000 Hud Riv x8 boo Th 7 1000 Lae 18 3000 Chic 39 Say Ss ” ux “ “ “a do, no 40......080 17% 1000 do... 800 TT 100 40. DIO TT ue do A ty in do... bawk TT joo 40.010 HN a 0 i ow de 11 “ ont vio Bx we we to, ua FEBRUARY 22, 166. ROTAL eee Tuonmay, Fob. P.M steady, with sales of 20 or 30 cf ths good shipping (ransactious eonbea ‘od about 13,000 a 1d, within the following quotations — a 530 535 a 5 50 625 a & 30 $40 a 1725 » 650 a 585 - 50 a TH 1h 8 26 3 30 410 300 a 34 demand, with Southern flour was including purchases transactions em- beve cates cal aes, al y at our while sales meal was heavy and Prices firmer and more active, with at $1{80 for red State, $1 33 ver for choice in store: $1 40.4 $1 50 for white Ohio Michi- wp, in store $1 23a $1 26 for Sitwrautes clu a +1 213 for Chicago spring—the latter Ogure Corn was firmer and in ox- port demand the comestic trade Tho = tions footed up about 66,00@ bushels at 621{c. @ 650. for pew mixed at the railroad di & 69c. for Western mixed in store, and 69%j0. for do., delivered, and T2c. by ®, for white Sout Rye was steaty, with of 3 bushels Stato at T4c., and 2,200 do. at p.t. Barley and 7 malt wore qhiet and prices un- changed. Oats were heavy and sales moderate at 36 ic. 0.366 for Wostern, and Canatian at 370. a 371g¢ b gogo market was steady, with sales of 500 Rio at Lc, a 120. Cicem.-Opne to accounts of declining of receipts at Southern ports, and espectsliy at Now Orleans, with an adv creo tendency tn prices, the market, with regard to abi me was firmer and active. ioners entered the ‘The eales footed up ubont 4,000 « 4,500 Bates te bots ing on the basis of lic. a 11%0. for middling eplands, and at 12c. for steiet middling do, The stock here contizues light, and inland trangportation bas not thus far tended to augment it. Freiaurs —Rates for grain were firm, with light en. gigements. To Liverpool 900 bushels wheat were rated in bok at 124, and 9,000 more taken ip bulk at 124d. The rates varied from 1244. in bulk, to 134s asked =in ship's bags 1,90 bbls. flour were taken, part to fill up, t 88. 64.; 500 bales. cotton at 516d. a 9,4 —the latter figure for uucomprersed; and 40 tons tallow ut 64. To London 1,000 bbis. flour were engaged at 4s., and 200 boxes bacon at 40s. To Glasgow 126 bbls, lard were taken at 428. 61. To Bremen 200 bales of cotton were engaged at 1c. per pound. A vessol was engaged for Galway and another for a direct port in Ireland to load with about 15 000 bushels of wheat each, in bulk and ship’s bags, at 13i¢d. = Bay was steady, with sales ke about 800 bales at 90c. a 6c, So, for sipping, And at $1 for city use. * Morassex,—Tho sales footed up about 300 bbis. New Orleans at 330. « a 366 Nava. Storrs.—The sales embraced 200 bbls. spirits turpentine at p. t., and 100 do., Southern shipping order, at 863¢¢ ; 1,000 bbla. common rosin at $125 per 310 Ws. delivered , spd 350 do. No. 2 at $1 60. Provisions —Pork was quiet and steady. The sales footed up about 300 bbls at $17 1214 a $1735 for mess, and at $13 for prime. Beef was quiet at $8 75 a $9 75 for regecae mess, avd at $10 a $10 75 for extra. Beef hams ime mess were quiet, and prices nominal. Qut poo ell quiet, and prices ‘unchanged. Lard was firm, pate sales of 600 tierces and bbl. at 8%{c. a 103¢0. Dress- hogs were selling at 6%{c. a 7c. (the latter figure for feet uality Western’ a Tic. for city. Butter tad chceee were ‘ncuanged: ie was quiet at 3%0. a 4340. Bucaxs—The market was stoady, especially for the better qualities. The sales embraced about 600 hhds. Cuba, part common refining goods at 43c., and fair to good at 430. a 5340.;450 boxes Havana and 160 bhds. melado at p. t. Waiskxy was tolerably active, with salea reported of 700 bbis. at 17X. Sales of Real Es By Adrian H. Muller. pire 4 8. 112th st. 270 fect w. of 31 ave. bees 4 : ie ating 26 by 100.11. do. each 26 by 100 i herd do. in rear, on 113th me ac! RT B2 SHIPPING NEWS. “ALMANAC FOR iy YoRK—rmis Da Port of New York, ck, February 21, 1961. CLEARED. | teen ed North Star, Jones, Aspinwall—D B Allen. if Picenaahip , Johnston, Havana and New Orieans— Seaman ® R Cuyler, Crocker, Savannab—H B Cromwell Luce, Ha wrest & Hincken. favre Hoya & Dario & 8 Whitaey & 00. Brig Uranis ( 5 Bristol (second clearance)—Jed nae Flying Scud, — Havana—Maguire & Arm- jacksonville—T H Sandford. Schr Kehr Marine, Moen —E 8 Powell. Pro cee fad bia—J Hand. Bonr Locust Benton & Bohr 60 saith: Howes. Sebr PB Tiodsay, Marvichend — Wester. Pad Elizabethport—Thompson junt Avis Queenstotn ‘th, TAM ame Mierhouse. Li with mdse ai Dale. arrived off the Battory at 7:1b-AM. “Feb ie len, BW of Holyhead, passed steamship Edinburg, Bt ‘Yorktown, Parrish, Norfolk, &e, with mdse and ‘Bark hermer Camp ‘Etesbethport for Havens. ne We a with’ 'D Carver, for Boston, and ot, “or New L brig Naiad, York. oth Anat, off he na, spoke ship Dewitt Clinton, 5 10th, e Strait ie Indes, bound N, and Soe JW Anson, from Glew Philadel teeie Maran Peters cot Engworth xi i eters oom ), Higgins, Xibara, 14 days, ne {ot Bastpord, Crosby Kingston, Ja, Feb 6, ooh logwood Ae, to master 17th Tian Sn Hatteras, Sete FA Thao Tneboro, W 9 with molasses, to Walsh, Career & 0 ee tated ie oseseey brig sAlbat for Nv beay; Mache domes tattorlavralve Maloy, Oharlowigne Ss days, with cotton do, to master, st Schr J M Taylor, Rue, Newbern, NO, 3 days, with cotton to R M Blackwell & Uo Gertrude Horton, Pendleton, Mahon's Ditch, Del, 2 ar Sulla Baker, Baker, Bilzabetnf@rt for Boston Bchr Ente: Beekman, Eli: by for Red Bank. * propa all Sones. Providence, Balear, which arrived night of 20th inst, left Tam: ee piso Feb, not Jan 26 an LOW. Ship John J Boyd, roman from Liverpool Jan 11, to W 2 IP Southampton, Austin, from Liverpool Jan 3, to Snow SAILED. pSlermabipe North, Star, Aspinwall; De Soto, Havana and New Qricans: R R oupler, Savannah; ship Revely, London; las, Belize, Hon; brig A PL. oy Tuibraltat. weds resubceen WNW, blowing fresh. Herald Marine Correspondence. KEY WEST, Feb l—The ship Clifton 1s loaded and nearly ready for ‘The ships ye Mediator, and Al Abby Blan®hard, with the cargo of ship Ocean Star, will be nearly ready t0 sail for Liverpos this apie be ny sailed this morning for New Youk. aan i ree sehr Maria Pike is Sep oo $5200. This vesset octane aad etn thet ng fan Francisco shipping advices to Feb Pony Bxpress, tn general news colueane 8.per Pony Srxamen Gex Frorrs—The propeller seen going into St Thomas 9th inst disabled (reported by bark Reindeer, which Arrived at this port 20th), the steamer Ge — sailed henos Jan 17 foe Callan. an ¥, which wir Tsaneina, Ce fi Altata for Falmout! Pte = my cea, "No particulars. eereet Bark Storm Kix, Millett, from Mozambique for " 1, oa bae into st stone et yin a cull stn of Eating diy in rudder niherwise disabiog, i ping apace very vere cea tad volt rare of Good Hope, during which ‘ae boarded over rn by ®& Seory con washing away the he, Alling rr hevcabin with water, wand canal! the versel & leak to sucht ‘an extent that it waa rie difieulty she was ept free by the ‘use of her r Dumps, ‘She remained tn port 5h Fe which time a survey had ordere@ the easel to be -/ examination; after which another sur- Vey ud be ad, to ascertain the extent of damage and to eae what repairs would be necessary to enable the vessel to reume her voyage. Her rudder would have to be taken ow Burra Verocirene, before reported ashore on west end of fe bas gone bey Part of her cargo haa been Scr Dorcas Tretanp—John Holmes, agent for Under. writers, returned from the Dorcas Ireland morning of 19h, nd reports that 126 Dales of cotton has been sav it #0 rough for the Inst week that the men could not work, tea the wreck haa deen settling jean in the clay, so that weather rail now only remains. ut of water. Sener Onas T Stroxc—Baltimorg, Feb ae sobr Chas T Strong, with a of for New Y« was Kk ilision near Wolf Tray By telograph to Bilwyod Walter’ Ee Bourd ot Underwriters). The CT 8 war bailt et a ey to ae B tons, rated Alsé, and ened by Mesare ‘& Quereat Teporta having found the leak’ in mahi Kaphe It ‘oi the sirset, and | and 14 feot in | the onkum is ail out and the inter to Niatnoca Waltcs, mone asaretary ofthe Board of Us. Wreck—A lot of knees, dunnage and dock plank, & boam with Tour boat lashi on. it (two of which pes been ) a4 an Aof ha ood, read not much foaked, ard part of. rd * Bond Ae Liverroor, Feb 5—The geap Foater, from Jeans, has arrived hore, wit o ras sya mae inn anda wane. Herge > Bel, frem is ashore near Arr at Mauritius Dé . ie nolek aorta "atdo Jaw he pee $0.00 int bee See eee ton Be Soli alee a Bpoken—Dec % lat i6 27 8, lon €3 68 B, Zephyr, Tayler, NB, 460 sp. Bark David Trae rsdenka: Gil ikcled Cape Hatteras RW 19 tales distant og sea Agnes Laie, from Singapore for New York, Jan 19, at eee S Paddock, from Palermo for Philadel- brig Viel, Hany, from y, from City Point for Rio Janetre, bert Harding, In, iH h (row badly’ frozen); 1th, Franklin, Oils. Kunwacusy Jan 2—Sid Jane D Cooper, How Caleut Feb 6—In, fort rd ies ba - port bark aarou, York; Jonn em Lane, do do. 8 (not EC do; dat tf Moron, Gilley FB dae leans; ‘Alan Kerr, Wia- Boreuush tent ath. cro, Cottrell, Calcutta) Palmetto, Grey, Pieoacrion Dec 15—Arr Constance, Jarvis, St Johns, N¥ © (and sid Jan more). '2 for Batti shipa Samuel G Glover, Kellum. from Connor, fF m London John Haven, Strong (late Balter), for ‘Avon: Wi ize, unc: barks Waverley, Thompson, from Boston; Lamont, Anderson, une. Poxcm Lay? yesh bap aie, Sromgh fee Bal more next day; obt Mowe, Ward, wig; seirs Gen Arm. 5S days: Staples, de. dl , LOF — ; Mohawk, Gib, Bo achr Ey i es aonarown, Feb 3—sid Tabilaym (Brem), Kimme, Tse ma ‘Desokings Ply: Piymous toch Ewart ae. ‘Halt, at Liew une, pei ceene, see port barks Gann! So a? Bal- i Abi sitar fon} Balt re; ee rast Sa port; Em eee ‘heresa, qialter, ftom Baltim: eg: ava others. Colng in Gb, ah mp Palla ig as from jhields; bark Un , Davis, ote Boston, Pee ce on ae eine do; Fa, ‘up ch ae; Garkd Ivashiee, Emrnoue, €3 ne Isabel N ‘Srupwett, Feb "Arr poreahine Sar aac, NYork. Sr Tuomas, Feb sin port shi fronkar from N3ork for Liverpool, aia Keir oeann for RYO Go; Lelie, ‘lew: Sie Mean tor Baltimore, Sodemued and sold; GA Stamler, aaa crags from NYork for London Hike, "from Grewads, do. Talend do do; Tornado, Til jug. Also bark x Kambler, BNewnle Bia, ie (rt Daznraray tein ver, Car Sous F Petite p mort bank Linda ‘i Davis, for 'B, Feb 12—Arr schr Ent wYe ui, wine Pee erprise, Gould, vale York ear’ webee” P35 Tevet port, Nov, \T PORTLAND —TELEGRAPRIG, | Pa OR pe | Qacen sostters 3 Silesia, and Gtoraltay, at Liverpool JFusoe, at taimoviae M rr from ‘Boston, (1 Daly Ja&RY and Wt Liverpool. vi froma Gavanie er pool. die dooms Charleston, Gauss, bis Bremen; Annie Laurle, Minnesota and Veland ‘iat Liverpool. Arr from Mobile, Cumberland and 8 C Pettigrew, at Laver- Arr from ia, Portland, at ae from and Atilia, at ts Bremen RD Shepherd er gPlgrand Athens Havre; Crescent City, Kate Prince, Persia, Spark the Occan nd Agamemnon, at Liverpool, American Ports. BOSTON, bey Parra A wl L jofoa coy Lapa MZ Revie; sh seni il a patty Point ee idee ae vie ae Seaie pegs eT ship Fetres, Sturges, from Getsaain In Feb tons tobe RIVER, Feb 19—Arr achr Lucy R Waring, Shiveral, ake Bay feed seated — ged ah fo Po etre rete ‘Orleans for NYork, EA, Tudder head. a ieee sud = rar eeuce Ba featenet, Laven Liverpoot ae iIS_-arr sche © ®t John, Doyle, M- inns han ane Sieeggehipoam, PREWPORT, Feb 20 A Hammond. allock, NEW TAY, 20—Arr brig Tr Neal, Fee seh ES ie Nouba R Fork. Batow Sop Sa? Alice, Havens, Norwieh for N York. MAEADELS PHILA, Lh of =. Belewee, Can: ty rare Ke » falar, i a Eee , Sagua. ea er Higbee, do; OM Pew, Feb 20—Arr bark Warren Hallett Goolspeed, Pereaa, New si cooper, Tapa tae era Freak Monae aes VANNA) York. ye Mesh trinaic, W vt a Feb eee a aa ‘eb 19—-Cld sohr Ned, Thompson, New York. aes Feb 11—_8id schrs Rxprens, Logue, NYorte, 1th, Fischer, Havener, Cardenas WINCASSIAE “Feb IL—aty ake $i York. Sid Wa 6 ae Ta aur 1 ea : ro Crosby, frou!