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0 413(; Reading, 44.4 @ 444; Michigan Central, 67%, @ 58; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 1742 1754; do. guaranteed, 39% a 3994; Panama, 117 e 117%; Minois Central, 815; a 814;; Galena and @hieago, 73%; a 7334; Cleveland and Toledo, 36a 36%; Chicago and Rock Island, 57% a 57%; Chi- cago, Burlington and Quincy, 74 a 7444; Milwaukee @nd Mississippi, 11 a 12; La Crosse and Milwaukee land grant bonds, 10a 11; Minois Central bonds, 97 a 97%. The fullowing was the business of the Sub- $151,950 00 custome, 144,000 00 Rogwen! * The following is a comparative statement of the business of the Illinois Central Company for the first quarter for three years:— 1859. 1860. 1801. Land sale?............814E,013 98.919 479,960 Gash collected ....°126:185 122439 188,528 Prafflc.....cseras, 417/380 681,176 831,688 Total.......... ..+.§684679 802,585 «1,400,415 The following is a statement of the carnings of the Hudson River Railroad:— + $167 559 96 +» 161,047 85 DPN oo sooo snes: sone Prrerrryy . $6,502 08 We have received the annual report of the Michi- gan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad Com- pany, approved by the Board on the Ist ult. It shows, as we stated a couple of weeks since, that the company is in better hands than it was some time ago, and that its business is improving. The following table will show how much money it earned last year:— Groes earnings Working expenses. Interest op funded 30 Interest on floating debt, 34,021 Rent of Erie ard Kalamazoo railroais 30.000 BOM ccecceresavcesrvecoecor sees «AT, 560 $1,831,440 Balance applicablo to dividendS,....+..+.++5. $244,019 Thus, had there been no floating debt in the way, the company would have been nearly able to pay thé ten per cent guaranteed to be paid on the guaranteed stock. This floating debt is stated in the report to be in process of reduction. The last report stated it at $1,086,783; the present one states that, exclusive of coupons overdue, and after deducting available assets, it amounts to $437,886. The amount of overdue coupons appears to be $144,428, and the available assets which, with the exception of one small item, al! seem to be really available, amount to $165,197. The total amount of funded debt, as stated in this report, is $9,690,000; last year it was $9,531,000; increase of funded debt, $159,000. There does not seem to have been any increase in either the com- mon or the guaranteed stock since last year, and the following table will show what the road now stands in its owners:— Capital stock. f Capital stock—Guaranteed 13,800 Funded t 9,714,704 Floating debt. ai 457,886 Overdue coupons, to be funded + 130,905 This, fora road which earns $2,000,000 a year, is not such a bad show. The following is the con- densed balance sheet Raijlroad...... Equipment 1,697,253 691.275 1,286,043 0 Cin., Peru & Chi. R. RB. t par.. 48,000 Tol. & Wabash Railway stock, at par. 12.900 Fuel and materials on hand, per echedule Bonds and mMortgages......esseeveveee Nominal assete— Bills receivable..... . » 182,605 Due from indivicuals. 113,165 Terre Haute, Alton special bond... “e 71,791 Sundry station balances in suspense. 47,997 Oswego and Indiana Plank Road stock 20000 Judgment.........-+5 seeenune + 6,897 Unsettled account with a contractor, 8,522 —— = 40977 Income, or profit and loss............ 920 495 Total vor rrcccecersseccssesceeseveoveres Or. Capital stock—61,246 shares, com- MOD. sess vccceessecseseesees «+ $6,124 600 Capita) stock, 28,926 shares, guar- é 2,893,600 anteeed..... me — $9,018,200 Funded debt— Michigan Southern bds., due in 1860 991,000 Northern Indiana bds., due in 1861. 955 000 Erie and Kalamazoo bs. jdue in 1852. 309,000 Michigan Southern bds., due in 1863 _ 67,000 Northern Indiana bonds, due in 1863 123,000 Jackson Branch bonds, due in 1865.. 130 000 Goshen Branch bonds, due in 1868.. 1,168,000 Detroit, Monroe and Toledo bond: Ue iN 1876... - vere eee esses Sinking fund bonds, due in 1885. 5, aie mortgage bonds, due in e 000 f Second mortgage beccee 23,902 Detroit, Monroe and To'edo scrip... 5.801 ——-— 9,719,704 Floating debt— Total amount of floating debt, March 1, as detailed state- Roget seeseetereese 603,083 Lees available assets, as per de- tailed statement on page 15...... 165,197 $19,176,700 The gross earnings show an increase over lust year, the figures being:— $1,794 946 075,459 TDCTOABC....0csscceeeseesseeseeeeeessceeess $230,618 Notwithstanding this increase in the earnings, there has been no increase in the working ex- penses, which only vary about $700 for the two years. The following is Neill Brothers’ statement of the movements of cotton for the past week and since 1st September last, compared with the five pre- eeding years:— ~— —e for Past Weak.— ‘Since “To to Other 1855-6. $3,000 2,909,000 ; 18,009 185€-7. 41,000 2622000 54,000 13,000 10,000 1867-8. 100,000 2,442,000 82,000 2.000 10,000 1858-9. 75,000 3,260,000 66,000 4,000 20, 1859-60 96,000 3,999,000 70,000 10:00 18/000. 1860-61 64,000 3,199,000 104.600 24,000 28,000 - ince Sept. 1.—-——— 1) Great "To — ‘Tocther Briain. France. FP. fotal. _ Stock. 1865-6 .1,200,000 365,000 368,000 1,933,000 653,000 1856-7 .1,008:000 823,000 295.000 1,621,000 587,000 1867-8 .1,017,060 276,000 218,000 1,457,000 780,000 1858-9 1,206,000 342/000 416,000 1,904'000 817000 1850-60 1'868,000 479,000 369,000 2,696.000 977,000 1800-611,751,600, 476,000, 286 000 | 2'512 000 454,000 7 receipts show a decrease of 800 000 bales from thoee it year, and a decrease of 61,000 from those of 1858-9, the exports exhibit the following reaults:— G. Britain France, Other F.P. 2otal. Stock, Comp'd with Dee. Dec. Dee. Deo Dee. Last year....117.000 3,000 64,000 ay 523,000 Ine. ine. 1858-9.......646,000 134,000 131,000 548,000 363,000 With regard to stocks and supply, Messrs. Neill says:— ‘The total stock of cotton in all Our markets is reduced ‘to less than half that of the correeponaing time last year, ‘The question of further supply from the present crop is indeed reduced to a narrow ee as will be seen by ‘the following figures: — 8. Bales. s+. 464,000 Last year 977,000 Stock in all ports... 360,000 Last yoar 479,000 Receipts henceforward (esti- mating crop 3,750,000 bat Total future supply... 804,000 Against. .1,456,000 us there is a deficie: oe A of over 600,000 baies as com- pared with last “pes for future supplies, while the re- _ of @ various markets may be shown aa fol Subsequently Tal T date. last year, Last year. Exports & Great Britain, 1,751,000 801,000 — 2,869,000 Exports ® France. ++ $76,000 111,000 590,000 Exports to 0. F. P. ++ 285,000 166,000 515,000 United States consumption 467.000 230,000 792,000 it may thus be seen how largely os future exports must fall short of last year. The full future supply of cotton for all markets only equals what Great in slone took after this date last year. The bulk of the world’s stock of cotton is now to be found in Liverpool and it is from that market that France and the Continent will have to supply most of their future wants, Pagland 4s the only country that so far has received her propor. tionate requirements, but henceforward there must be Keen con petition for the small remainder, as other mar- kets bave run short, and with them quality is of more Snportance than price. Mr. J. Van Schaick has been restored to his seat Board of Brokers. the Bank to-cay. able securities. 1 market Grand Trunk of Canada stock re- t Tudiag bas alzo been dull, while Buffalo and Lake Huron shares improved. outinue depressed. Canadian five per coded to 21 a } American rail- way securities Iinois Central 6's, 1875 ... $100 shares, $80 paid. PR Mich'gan Central 8's, con. , 1960 sinking fund 8’s,'82 $100 shares..... Michigan 8. and N_ Indiana 7’s Yew eee Oe 6's, 1883. Dr $100 shares... fe 78, 1867... Sd m., 1883, assented. bonds, 1862, 71, °75 Do. shares, assented. Panama Ist mort. 7's, 1865 SEPP PET SPE PEP EE Pee EPaT A Pepusylvania Central ¢’s, D The stetcmen's of the Philadelphia banks for the past two weeks compare as follows:— Doe t'm other banks 1,741,452 Due to other banks. 2 776,645 16 464 The following table will show the amount at the several depositories subject to the draft of the Treasurer of the United States on the 25th of On Deposit. Drafts Drawn. Treasury, Wash'ton.$177,207 86 8 t+ 1842147 10,589 00. 659,745 69 1,056,153 78450 " 808 2 3 2,405,378 95 3 259,337 88 + $2,762,191 04 2.500 00 # ordered were as follows :— States, Washington... ant Treasurer, New York, N Stock Exchange. Torsvay, April 2 50 shs Hud Riv RI 775 Harlem RR. 200 HarlemRR pf. 4 200 Reading RR..b10 44 200 do.. “4 0 do.....b60 74% 100 Mich Cen R..860 58 20 Mich So&NIRR 1794 So&Nigs 306 3934 2000 Erie 2dm ex,°79 2000 Harlem lum bde 101 5000 Har RR 3 mode 1000 MC8pelmafebet 1000 Mich So2m bds 100 do.. 830 3036 100 Lil C RR ecrip.s60 81 100 do. 810 81 2000 L Erle &Wim b 30 ehs Bank of Com 14 Del & Hud Ca’! Co do. bi Ciev & Tol RR do.. 225 i coasones: OM 150 Chi & Rki RR.e60 57% 60 do... 860 57% Del, 1. & 200 erases 10 Clev,Pas&Ash RI 60 Hed Piver RR 250 shs Harlem RR.. 300 Reading RR.. #30 44'4 100 Mich Cen RR..#60 6745 350 Mich So & NT RR. 100 MichSo&NIgs.b30 3034 $6000 U 86's, S1,coup 934 2000 USO, reg. 955 1000 Teno 6's, '90 10000 Miseour!'6's... 7000 Mich 80 2 m b. 500 Til Cen RR bde. 1600 do... 125 shs Hud Riv } 50 do... 125 Cum Coal pref... 150 Pacific M S83 Co... 360 Chicago & Rk I ‘200 do.. 57% 60 Chi, B& QRR.D6O T4)5 CIFY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Asis —The market was quiet at 31% for both Barapervrra —Flour—The market, under tho influence ofthe foreign news, opened with more firmurss and buoyancy. but closed tamely for most brands. Western brands were the best sustained The transac- tions footed up about 16,500 bbis., closing within tho following range of prices:— Superfine State....... to chi Common to choice Western extra. Mixed to straight Southern, Straight to rood extra de Choice extra family and bakers’ brands. Corn meal, Jersey and Brandywine. a —Cenadian flour was firm, with a botter inquiry from the trade, with sales of 1,600 bb! ern flour wae in steady demand, with rales of 2,300 bb! closing within Rye flour was better, with sales eu Cornmeal was with sales of 600 bbla., Jersey and Marsh's good request, and the previous advanoe sustained. cluding transactions made yesterday and to-day, the sales were reported to have reached about 200,000 bush ly for export, at $1.48 a $1 50 for white Ohio while Michigan, $1 30 for club in store, and $1 63 for white do. in store, $1 371¢ red Western in store and delivered, and iL 2354 A$ 2835 for o SeRssess Serres SSseaesss 7 50. South. inclnding Brandy- extra. Wheat $1 54 0 $1 60 44 for mixed Western: ‘ing, $1 20 for North Weetern chub, $1 20 a waukee club in store, $1 94 for winter and $1 31a $t . in store Corn with gales of 45,000 bushelg at delivered, and fer new mixed Western at railroad depot, 683<0. a 690. for Southern yellow, and 68c. a Tic. for white do. Bar- ley was heavy: the sales embraced 3,800 bushels two and four rowed State at 70c. a demand at 33c. a 84c. for Western and Canadian. Correz.—A sale of 1,483 bags of Rio was made by auction at Ie. al3{c.—average 12 34 100c. Messrs. Wm. ‘Szott & Son give the following statement of stocks, &c., to April 2:—Stock of Rio and Santos on March 26, 1861, 44201 bags; recelved since, 8,860—‘otal, 53,121; sales for consumption estimated’ at 11.251, Btocks of Rio and Santos on the 2d day of April, 1861, 41,870; Ceylon, 1,184; Maracaibo, 7,335; uayra, 1,642; Java, mate, 4,474; government bags, 500—total, 4.974; St. Domingo, 875; total bags and mats, 57.730 The stock of Rio, March 30, at New Orleans, was 9,000 bags; Baltimore, 9,000; Philadelphia, 4 000. : Corroy.—The foreign news had a favorable influence on the market, which closed at an advance from iyo. to \o. per pound, The market was also active, and the sales embraced about 5,000 bales, closing at 12 Kc. a 130, for middling uplands. The following is a statement of the movement in cotton since the Ist September last, as compared with the previous three years:— 1858. 1859. 1800. 1861. Rec at ports.. 2,442,000 8,260,600 3,999,000 3,197,000 Exp’td to G. B. 1,017,000 1/206'000 1'865,000 1'749/000 bed France 276000 342,000 479,000 477,000 ‘other F.P, 218,000 416,000 349,000 280,000 Total exports.. 1,511,000 1,964,000 2,696,000 2,606 000 Stock on hand 780,000 817,000 977,000 460,000 Ort which during the past week, included in the above:— Ree, atporte.. 100 000 75,000 96,000 £0,000 Exp’td toG. B. 82,000 = 66.000 = 70,000 105.000 “France —_ 2.000 4,000 10,000.26. 000 “ other F.P. 10 000 20 000 15,000 19,000 Total exports.. 94,000 90,000 95,000 160 000 The decrease in receipts at the ports compared with last ear was $02,000 bales, The decreage in exports to Great ritain was 119,000 bales; decrease to France, 2,000 crease to other foreign ports 69.000. Total decrease in exports, 190,000 bales. Messrs, Wm. P. Wright & Oo., in their circular for the Canada, remark as follows:—The re- ceipts continue to fall off at all points, ascompared with last year. Crop views range about 3.700,000 bales, with more advocates for a total not exceeding 3,600,000 bales. The warkets bave all been active, and a further advance in price established, Fruicnrs.—Rates were steady, with a fair amount offer- ing. To Liverpool about 60,000 bushels of grain, corn and wheat were engaged, chielly at 101. a 103¢d., in bulk and bags; 2,000 bbis. flour at 8s., 300 boxes bacon at 32: 6d. , with some smal! lots repacked at 32s. 6d. , and 200 bbis. lard at 35s. To London 1,000 bbls. flour were engaged at 3s 6d. , 2,500 boxes cheese at 40s., and 200 tierves beef at 4, To Glasgow 200 packages lard were engaged at 37s. 6d., and 200 bbis. shoe pege at 33. 64. A vessel was taken up for the same port, and engaged 27,000 bushels wheat, in ie] 4 12d, To Bremen 1,000 bbls rosin were engaged is. 3d. Hay was steady, with moderate sales at 75c. a 80c. for ebipping lots, and 90c. a 95c. for city use. Motassss.—The market was active and steady, with sales of 1,8C0 bbis. of prime New Orleans, by auction, at 2936. a 353¢c.; 240 bhds. Cuba, new crop, at 194¢c. a 20c., and 30 do. Porto Rico at 83c. a 35c. Navat Storrs.—The market was quiet, and sales limited to 200 bbie., in shipping order, at 36c., and 500 bbls. common rosin at $1 30 per 310 Ibs., delivered. Provisions.—Pork—1he market was higher and active. The g>vernment contract of 5,000 bbls. having been called for, and to go out of market, produced a specula- tive feeling, and gales of 1,000 bbis. 68s wore made at $17, while some lots of prime were sold at $13, and cily prime mess at $16 50. was steady and in fair de- mand, with sales of 200 a 300 bbis. at $3 75 a $9 75 for Tepacked s }, and $10 a $11 for extra. Prime mess was nominal. Cut meats were unchanged. Lard was firm and in steady demand, with sales of 300 bbis. and tierces at 90. anced Butter and cheese were in fair request at Rick.—Sales of 150 casks were made at 3%{c. a 3%. SvGars.—The market was firm, and the slight advance of yesterday was sustained. Sales embraced 600 Bhis. witbin the range of 4c. a53¢c. A sale at auction of 187 bhds. of New Orleans from 5c. to 63¢c., and 28 do. me'ado at private terms. Wuiskry.—Sales of 800 bbls. were made at 181<c. eee SHIPPING NEWS. Movements of Ocean Steamers. FROM EUROPE. Leaves Tdverpool 2%... Liverpool KINGSTON, JA., HAVANA, MATANZAS, NEW ORLEANS. Zuwv—From New York for Kingston, Ja, on the 2th day of each month, Brexvit1s.—From New York lst, arriving at Havana Sth and leans bt 10 New Orleans 9th. From New Ori riving at New York 2d. Brax or tHe Wxsx—From New York 9th, arriving at Havana Mth, From New Orleans 23d, Havana 26th, arriving at New York 304 From New York 1th, arriving at Havana 15th leans 19th, From New Orleans 25th, Havana 28h, at New York 24. Puapevruta—From New York 19th, arriving at Havana win, From New Orleans 8d, Havana ‘orl Dusoto—From New York ist arriving at Havana New Orleans 29th. From New Orleans 6th, Havana 8th, ar- riving at New York 12th. Quaker Crrr—From New York and Havana every twenty i. hy are pine City—From New York 28th, arriving at Havana 34. og New Orleans 13th, Havana 16th, arriving at New York MaTarras— New York for Matanzas on the 8th of each month, at2PM. SPECIAL NOTICE. All packages and letters intended for the New You« Hxnavp should be sealed. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. ». B41| MOON Risks. » 626] giGH waTER Port of New York, April 2, 1861, CLEARED. Rteamsnip Jamestown, Skinner, Norfolk, 4o—Ludiam & Heineken. on ‘Winged Racer, Cummings, San Francisco—Sutton & 0, Ship M Livingston, Samson, Harre—Boyd & Hincken. Bark Isabel, Hemson, Liverpool—Jackson & Neill. Bark Maria Adelaide (Prus), Holpner, Queenstown, for or ders—Funcn & Meincke, Bark J Fyfe, Luther, @ Brig A Owen, Ray, Mauritius—T Owen & Son. Sehr Sultan (Br), Dickson, Halifax—J Hunter & Co. Schr Boston (Br), Carmichael, 8t Johns, NB—D Il’ Dew. Schr A Mason, Corson, Fernahdina—Doliner & Potter. Schr J H Burnett, Ireland, Jacksonville—Norcross& Prince. Sehr % Stratton, Steelman, Alexandria—L Kenny. Schr L Peacock, Hobart, Galveston—D © Murray. Sebr AJ Russell, Hodges, Petersburg, Va--Burt & Grislib, Behr J W Smith, —, Wilmington—J Smith & Co. Sehr West Wind, —, Wilmington—S W Smith & Co. Schr G L, Lovell, Roston—J W MeKee. Schr Ann Oaroline, Bacon, Boston—J W McKee Behr E J Deming, Thorne, Providence—L Kenny. Schr Brothers, Nickerson, H Underwood. w—Dunham & Dimon. ARRIVED. Steamship New York (Brem). Von Santen, Bremen and Southampton, March 21, with mdse and 286 passengers, and ‘98,280 rix dollars, 16,340 American dollars and 351,00) francs in epecle, to Gelpeke, Keutzen & Reichelt. Had strong weat- erly winds first part of ; since fine weather and va rable breezes, March 24 lat 49 41, lon 19 32, passed ship John Turner, March 28, lat 47 19, lon 37 55, passed Br. slip Wordsworth. March 31, lat 43 $1, lon 66.0, passed ship West 15, Southampton 20th, 8 PM, with mdse ‘and passenger hardt & Co, Brings £10,000 and $20.00 in spec the entrance of the passage had heavy westerly winds and gales. Arrived off Sandy Hook at4 and off the Batte: at 7.15 AM; lay to all night of the Ist off the Lightship, dé- tained by fog and heavy weather, Steamship Cahawba, J W_ Smith, from. } March 24, at 8 AM, arrived at Havana at3 A M taking her departure thence for this port at noon on the 25th, arrived here this evening, with mdse and passengers, to Liv ingston, Crocheron & Co, Steamship Alabama, Woodhull, Savannah, with mdse and 10 Samuel L Mitehill & Son, The Alabama bas 1d strong headwinds the entire passage. ‘teamship Roanoke, Couch, Richmond, &c, with mdse and Bereenests, to Ludiam & Heineken. April 1, 1 PM, passed ark Reindeer, in Hampton Roads, with about 100 sails, all wind bound, Ship Enterprise, McLane, Havre, Feb 7, with mdse and pas sengers, to Boyd & Hincken. Had heavy W and SW weather the entire passage. Brig Sarah M Newhall (of Dighy, NS), Ellis, Hobos, PR, 15 dags; with sugar and molasses, to Post Small rig Fearch, Wilson, St George, Me, 12 days. Schr Olive Matilda (Br), Kenney, Pouce, PR, March 15, with ugar and molasses, to Sturges & Co. Sehr Cornelia, Mackey, Elizabethport for Providence. Scbr New Delight, Seolield, Elizabethport for, Ailyn's Polut Bebr C8 Watson, Hallock, Elizabethport for Fall River Behr Charles Williams, Healey, Eilzabethport for Portland. Sebr Ad Dyer, Cottrell, Jouesport, 10 days. Schr Lucy Blake, Avey, Rockl ind,’ 10 days, Schr Seraph, Allen, Boston, 3 days. Echr Busan, Bearse, Boston, 3 days, Schr Free Mason, Furmon Indian River, 2 day’ Sebr Charles 8 Hazard, Billierd, Hartford, 2 days. Schr Ovoca, Ireland, Now Haven, 2 days, Steamer F W Brune, Foster, Baltimore. Steamer J R Thompron, Fowler, Baltimore. Steamer Schooner, Adaina, Baltimore, Steamer Ftevens, Raynor, Baltimore. Steamer Anthracite, Jones, Philadelphia. Steamer Madgie, Beli, Philadelphia, Steamer Wamautta, Arey. New Bedford. ew London, Smith, New Londen. Steamer Pelican, Baker, Providence. Sicop Mary Pallas, Rackett, Wareham. The ship Ceylon, arrived April 1, passed © Feb 19; crossed the Equator fm the Atlantic Mareh 14) in lon Has had pleasant weather the entire passage. March 29, Jat 34 20, saw a veasel about eight miles to! leeward, apparen ly in distress, ran down to her and found her to bo Br bark Columbus, of Dublin, abandoned and waterlogged, main and imizzenmasts gone foremast and foretopmast standing, hatches off, bulwarks stove, &c; appeared to have been but a short time in that ecndition. The Austrian bark Duc Cognati, arrived Mareb 31 from Ant werp, reports— March 26, lat 39 18, lon 69 20, passed the wreck of brig or sehr Caroline Simpson, of Rochester, water logged and abandoned. BELOW. Two barks and 1 brig. SATLED. Br bark Exeter, for —; brig Belle Bernard, Matanzas, Also steamships Jamestown, for Richmond, and Mount Vernot, for Baltimore, April \—Steamship Champion, for Aspinwall, nd at sunset N Mince “ Lacxow®The steamer Westchester will be launched from ~ kok, wae total, wa m Pulo' into Singapore Jani 24, in distress, havii in tho China Sea. port Feb. pairs, po thrown overboard 20) tons of glass; would sail for Bo: about 12h ult, = 5 Roads in distre: went ashore 30th ultat Race Point, Providcetow: Acorn, at Boston, reports that rhe has been discharged, and that the tide ebbs and tows in her, ‘&o, by collision with (of Yarmouth,’ Me), Norton, from Troon for Havana (coals, ut into Lochindaul on the 7th, with a great list to stardoac J, the cargo having shifted to that side. Thatntzi. | came on to blow & heavy gale from the SW, whi trom one of her anchors, and 4 on the banks, where she remained till some of the cargo was thrown overboard, by which means she was hauled olf into deep water on morning of 9th. The lost anchor has noi as yet been found, although every means were used by sweeping tor it, but still hopes of goon recovering it. (The Priscilla put into Lamlash 1th to discharge.) men, came in coll the Dar, with ship James Nesmith, bound out, her fore and main to Capt Watts, of the James Nesmit tor yards to replace those lost, ‘The Addie Snow received no damage. the large balan auction Jan 16, by F Thos Hunt & Co, for $5000, and after the 80th dwy of Sept, 1861, a light from a lighthouse recently erected at Point the southern s in the province of Oveldo, on the north coast of Spi Bay of Biecay. it, Ocean, Mahe, Seycbelle I with 450 bbls #p otlon board Sént home 30) bbis ports, #id from Mahe Dec 12, bark Onceola, Barke it Globe, Tripp, NB, 900 sp 360 w: Leonidas, Aldrich, NB, 20 sp, 0wh. The very light winds trom st Helens up to ist between Holyh same time, bark Etiwan, from L March 9 lat 50, on 9 on the Line, lon 1 Mareh 24, lat and Macao for Havana; 22d, Sancho I for NYork; 2%, Snow Sq ist, bark ¢ 3 tb Hamilton, Harding: Narragansett, Brandt: Brilliant ger and Kitty Simpson, Hepburn, for NYork soon: burke JC Kuhn, Moss, for do April 10; Margaretha, Radlof, for Bos ton soon; Aus brig Elena ©, Gladulich, for do April 20, sid 4th, sbip Actos, Berry, Sunderland. | Hong Kong for China, wrr 16tk; do; bark ¢ ‘Bi Leb, Pong Kong, Jand, recopperi arr Jan 2%, to load sugar for Melbourne, at £415 per to NEW YORK WERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 186].—TRIPLE SHEET. ‘The Erie Railroad has already extended $2,750,- 00Q0f its second mortgage bonds. The steamship New York, arrived this morning from Europe, has 351,000 in francs, 16,340 Ameri- can dollars, and 98,280 rix dollars. The Borussia has about $78,000 on board, consigned as follows:— Bank of Commer: L. Von Hoifman & Co. Gelpcke, Keutger & Reigchelt,. By the New York we have London papers to the 20th. Cotton was higher, breadstuffs steady. Consots continued steady on the 19th, at 917, a 92 for money, and 924¢ a 92% for the account. The London Times of the 20th thus notices the market of the previous day:— Loane were offered to-day in the Stock Exchange at 53¢ percent for sbort periods, and 63g until the 10th of April. The demand in the discopnt market continues very mo- The last price from Paris this evening was 63f. 20c., showing a decline of pearly a quarter the foreign exchanges this afternoon the rates on Amsterdam and Hamburg were a shade further smal! eum in goid—about £8,000—was taken to Under the new arrangements proposed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer with regard to Ex- chequer bills, the improvement will be effected of causing interest at so much per annum iastead of by which they will be assimilated to al! other Thus, instead of 24, per ds £3 0s. 104 per aunum, or 14¢d., which 3 ., the rates adopted in future cases will be 2), or 3 per cent, er any other even sum that may be found Leceseary. The same paper thus notices and quotes Ameri- Yard of Messrs Van Dusen Bros, foot of Sixteenth street, ER, this afternoon at 2 o'clock. She is 112 feet keel, 125 feet on deck, 24 feet beam, 40 feet over the guards, 8 feet 3 inches depth of hold, being 233 tons. She ts bulls for the ght draft of 2 feet 9 inches, though very strong, with arches in the hold securely fastened, to The cabin accommodat answer the same purpose as a hogframe. ons will be very superior fey res " team, The et is by the Nep- at Eighth street, ER, 30 inch cylinder, with rier plans and construction, with: the She is the first boat to connect Hell Gate, as she is intent ‘ollege Point, ‘The splendid clipper ship N B Palmer, which has made the shortest passage on record between Shanghae and New York, sails this morning for Hong Kong with a large assorted cargo ‘and 17 cabin passengers. Two tugs with passengers accompa. ny her to the lower bay, anda large party will probably go down in them to witness the departure of this noble ship. The Palmer as usual takes six apprentices, chosen by Cautain Low out of 167 applicants, We shall expect to, bear of Palmer's arrival a Hong Kong in about 8 or 90 days, Sur Iza4c Watro, Smalley, from Hong Kong for it (aw before reported) Dee 15, on jang. The captain and crew by the Peruvian bark Himpress de Lima. AMARaNtH, Jones, from Bangkok for ¥! ong, put yon a reef She was in port Feb o, .. charging tor re- Sir Hornet, Mitchell, hence, arrived at Bristol, Eng, Mareh 15, having made the passage in 14 days and 20 hours, Mareb & la vows ve white, apparently not long in the water, Mareb lat 44 06, Jon 44 20, eneountered a hurricane from WNW to NW, which lasted 20 hou cabin with t 43 2, Jon 56 14, saw a ship's lower painted during which abipped a sea, which filed the » stove bulwarks, cleared the decks, dc. Mareh 12, lat 4; jon 34 saw @ portion of a wreck, with stump of main and mizzen masts standing; could nt’ make out abything further, blowing hard at the time could not get er. Bank Svrenior, of New Bedford, seized at Treasury Island Sept 16 by the natlves, and all but six of the crew mirdered, Was ® good bark ot 275 tons, commanded by Richard D Wood, of New Bedford, and sailed from that vort June 21, 1867, 8he d not been very successful, having sent home but 400 bbis oil She was owned by Messrs J BeWwood & Oo and others, and valued at sailing, with outfits, at about $30,000; the only insuranee upon her is in favor of "the senior partner of the above firm, tor $3000 at the Pacific office in New Bedford, A Pimny | of old Ce ae board is insured for $50) at the jutual oflice, Bedford, Avst Bark Pavizza, from Antwerp for Boston, before re- ted arrived at Fayal in distress, had lost bulwark, &c, and on Brig Hannan Estee, Coburn, from New York for Dublin, before reported anchored in Saquish Roads and dragge: ashore, has been got off and anchored in the Cow Yard, Vly: mouth; will have to be discharged. Buia Unanvs, before reported condemned at Gibraltar, wa® eald 7th ult for $1860, Bria Lanvxa, 10 days from Newburyport, is at Hampton Scur Amy Cuase, Bemjami from New York, bound to Guadaloupe, put into St Thomas March 6 in dietress, with ca- bin house stove, bulwarks and sails carried away, deck load lost, and some 6f the cargo thrown overboard, Scnr Witp Roarr, from New York for Boston, with guano, Steamer Scur U D, from No folk for Portsmouth, NIT, lost mainsail, urknown veesel Sunday night. Scour Neptune, Magee, from Boston for Philadelphia, put into New London ist insi, leaking badly, baving run ashore ‘on Gull Island night of 2kth ult, Scur JuLia ANN, Rogers, at Boston from Frankfort, morn- when off the Castle, was run into by'an un. Kitow webr outwala ivund Know gobs ovtvrarg yun, end had port bow stove, which Avxents, March 18—The Wyandotte, from Smyrna to New York, is ashore. Ms r Caxcutra, Feb 8—The Star of P¢ Hale, for Bomba; ” vernment Deer, 4c), grounded on he way oes the pA head must have shifted, as she went sea with @ great Covrrorsay, Island of Islay, March 11—The bark Priscilla caused her to part other till she struck Cowes, March 17—Put in 16th, the American ship Express, Froat, from Havre for New Orléans, baying been in co'lision with an unknown ship last night, the Caskets bearing SSW, 25 miles distant, damaging the cutwater and loss of jibboom, DaxrtMoutn, March 19—The Mazatlan, Nicholas, from Tyne for Madras, which put in here March 17, makes « little water in the rudder case, and must discharge 'a small part of her cargo, Hong Kono, Feb 1—The American brig Emma reports very heavy weather on her passage from Japan, Lost her jibboom and foretopgallant mast by patching in heavy sea. Lrverroo., March 17—The Joseph Fish, hence for 8t John, NB, has put back with loss of bowsprit head, cutwater, &c, having been in collision yesterday, 12 miles'SE of Tuskar, with the ship Junista, ince for Baltimore, which sunk: ‘3 men got on bo master, are supposed to pard the Joseph Fish, the remainder, including ave perished. Suaxcnax, Jan 25—The Mesperus (American ship), Dudley, from Liverpool (coals), took fire from spontaneous’ combus: tion Jan 6, whilst at anchor at Woosung, and on the 8th was totally consumed, The hull, with the anchors, chains and boats, the only materials saved, were sold at auction on the 12th for £76 taels, ‘The master and crew have arrived hei NSW, Jan 22—Put in 13th, The Morning Light, eg Baker's Island for Hampton Roads, leaky, ring. Yxoto, Jan 7—The Mountain Wave, Hardy, from Manila and this place for Melbourne, experienced during the night of Dee 30 and two following days a very severe gale ¢ of Mindanao, and became leaky, sprung topgallantmast, lost sails, and put back here on the 4th; the cargo being, in'ail prodab now betng discharged. the coast bowsprit aud fore lity, damaged to some extent, is Connsston—Ship Addie Snow, at New Orieans from Bre jon morning of 23d ult, in coming in over carrying away asts, and’ also main’ topgallantmas eturned to New Orleans ‘The steamship R R Cuyler, of Cromwell's line. is now on jock, for examtnation, The American ship J C Humphreys, of 632 tons, was sold a Duddell & Co, and bought by Messrs Notice to Mariners. SHAIN, NORTH COAST—WAY OF MISCAY FIXED WitITE LIGHT AT LLANES, Hypuockarnic Orrick, ADwRatty, Lonpox, Feb 26, 1861. The Minister of Marine at Madrid has given notice that on iL be exhibited an Antonio, on 'y of the Lianes, yin the hore of the mouth uf the estu: The light ie a fixed white light, placed at an elevation of 64 feet above the mean level of the rea, and should be visible in clear weather from the deck of a ship at the distance of 9 miles. ‘The illuminating apparatus is dioptric, or by lenses of the sixth order. The tower, which is octagonal and 26 fect high, is attached to the north front of the keeper's hoase, and both ure painted white. Its position is in lat 43 2) 48 Groenwieh. N, lon 4 46351 W of dy command of their Lordships. JOHN WASHINGTON, Hydrographer MEDITERRANEAN—SPAIN, SOUTH COAST, FIXED LIGHT AT THE MOUTH OF THE KBRO. Hypnograrmic Orricr, ApMinanty, + Lonvox, Feb 27, 1861. '§ The Minister of Marine at Madrid has given notice, that on and efter Sept 15, 1861, a light will be exhibited from a tem- porary lighthouse erected on Cape Tortosa, which forms the eastern extremity of Buda Island, or of the Delta of the river bro, ‘The light is @ fixed white light, and is visible on all points seaward through an are of 270 deg, or between the bearings of NE by b 2 3ds E, round by west to SSE}; B. Itis piaced at an elevation of 34 feet above the mean level of the sea, and should be seen in clear weather from the deck of a ship at a distance of 11 miles, The illuminating apparatus is dioptric or by lenses, of the fifth order. ‘The tower is of skeleton wood work, ‘31 feet high, surmount- ed by @ Jantern with a white top; and 20 yards to tne west ward is the keeper's dweiling, which is a hut thatched with reeds. The tower stands in int 40 43 N, lon 0 66 Gk east of Greenwicl ‘The bearings are magnetic. Variation 18 30 W in 1361, by command of their Lordships. JOUN WASHINGTON, Hydrograpaer. Whalemen. Arr at New Bedford Sist, bark A R Tucker, Beebe, Indian nds, Dec 14, St Helena Feb 16, NB, 175 E, spoke bark Wish @ the dav pre FH, 140) sp, 100 wh, to At st Hélena Feb 10, bark ‘Sli from do Feb 14, bark AR Tucker bad Ni since then and gales from W and ale from WNW, in lat o 12 hours, under bare 29, lat 22 46 8, lon 9 ock, SH, 0 0 wh, who bark Jotn A Robb, Bake a until April and then ho’ had @ successron of ligh March 2d, had a very hi long 67 07 W, in which | Tat Newport April 1, bark Mary Frances, Rule, Indian of and for Warren, Ri—iast reported olf Payta Deo 25, 0 bbis sp, 300 do wh oil. Spoken.—April 1, 95 miles east of Sandy Hook, whaling ip Rapid, of and for New London.—(By pilot boat M A Wil- ms, No 19.) Spoken, &. Ship Cultivator, from Liverpool for New York, March 13, and the Skerries Ship Orozimbo, from, Liverpool for NOrleans; same day, was signalized ship Charles & Jane, of Boston, from the Clyde for ——, which exhibited fir ‘fan American and then an i, Nonpareil (Am), Mareh 4, lat 39 11 N, Ship Robert Cushman, Otis, from erpook for Charleston, Bark ft nry Buck, Gritfin, from Liverpool for Matanzas March 10, lat 51, lon’ 10, Bark Tangier, Hall, hence for Callao, Feb 23, lat 9 8, lon “Bark N Cogswell, from Providence for Zanzibar, Feb 12, off Cape Bank, Schr New York, Sweeney, from NYork for Japan, Dec 20. Sehr Talism: . Connor, from NYork for Kingston, Ja, 0, lon 67 @M. Had lost overboard the mate Portuguese seaman, on 220 days from Richmond for Rio Ja Schr Vapor, Disoasw neiro, no date, lat 6.N, lon 38 10, Sehr Garland, 11 days out, bound to southward, March 18, Foreign Porta Axsien, Jan 17—Passed by, ships May Queen, Jordan, from ‘fanaa, Hale, from F j90chow i, Lioyd, Amoy tor do; Revere, Manila for Boston; 24th, Horizon, Reed, do for NY ork , bark Star King, Smith, Shanghae for do. Axoy, Jan 25—In port bark L E Aghbey, Ashbey, une, Std rrie LeMnd, Smith, Samarang. Akyan, Jan 31—In_ port, ship Wandering Jew, Stackpole. Int 25, lon 63. from Singapore, art 26th, for Europe, ldg. ALLoa, March 13—Sld Protector, Stephenron, NOr| Axtwenr, March 14—In port stiips Berlin, May ns, Ha, BANGKOK, Jan 17—In port ships Geo Dee, Barstow, from Harriet & Jessie, Deshon tor riard, for do, Sid ‘7th, ship Matilda, In port ship Windward, Hamlin, for tol bark Homer, Rowe, from Sydney, NSW, Bracny Heap, March 16—Off, Rapid, Axborry, from NYork }, Tilton, Batavia, Fel for Gothenburg. Burstor (Pil), March 15—Arr Hornet, Mitehell, N Tork. Tn Kingroad 19th, Grace tiammond, from Carilif for Now York—bas been forced up by stres# of weather, Bruvast, March 15—Arr Kalmia, Lighton, NYork. Sld 16th, nie, Turney, Norfolk. Beavmay's. March 10—Sid Euphrasia, 4palachiovia, | for Charleston); Alliance, poarianes, for London (and pro. 8, ROUWE RSH A’ March 15—Arr Sparkling Wi wren Isth, Blot ve, Emery, 1, Milliken, Baltimore, tor Rotterdam. | Bansouw atest Jan i= -Arr Philomela, Ellems, Samarang (and «) ‘or Won Bexaupa, March 17—Towed in, brig Retriever, Sharp, from Almeira for Boston, leaky. CarourrA, Fed 8 In port ships Bold Hunter, Crosby, from Melbourne, arr Jaa 26, to load for China: jem of the Ocean, Williams, fom Kurrachee, arr Jan 24, (or Ma ritius; Sagat more, Treadwell from Liverpool, arr Feb 1, ony Clarissa, Currier, Knapp, from Melbourne, arr 3d, une; Parthenisa, Hinton! Bastern Queen, Hancock, and Castilian, Froctor, for m; Crown Point, Knight, forNYork; Como, Qobb,'and Sonora, Briard, for London; A mosphere, Lunt, for Bom. bay m, Libbey; Northern Crown, Merrill, and Merri mac. Thurston, dor Uhina; Tarquin, ‘with, for Singapore: Lombard, Eas'man, for Hamburg; Guiding Star, Hale, for Fliza, Kemmerling, for Mauridus. Cid 5th, ‘ship North "Alani, Graves, Boston, and was going down the ver Went to sea from Saugor Jan 23, shi ‘alker, Bos- ton; 2th, Edwin ilye, Weaver, Lady Blessington, Bennett, Boston; 25th, Art Union, sist, Holyrood, Jordan, London; Star of Peace, Bombay; Pod 4, bi Barllett, Melbourne; 6th, ships Arit ton, Bat Yih, Jabez Buow, Suow, London, bark Algon- ail mes NOrleapa, “Consraxtixorer, Feb 20—In port bark Andrew Carey, Mayo, from Bos'on—would take in part of cargo, and proceed to Smyrna to finish ldg for Beston. Can farch 15—Sld RC Winthi ht, Park, Havana , larch 15—Arr Alliance, Aifeurigue Capiz, March 6—Sid Defiance, Wyman, han Martin, Rodman, NYork. ‘oLomno, Feb 11—Arr Uncowah, Kirby, Tutocorin. 8ld Jan 31, Patmos, Buck, Madras and Caloutta: ‘CanTHAGENA, March M—Sld Equator, Pottinger, Pensa- | IARARA, Feb 27—In port echr Templeton, Hodgdon, for Bt Thomas. Deat, March 17—Arr Matapam, Watts, and Thames, Miller. London (#nd sid for NYork); War Eagle, Taylor, do (and sk ceeded); i8th, Harry oleman, for London (and | anchored); 19th, Gladiator, Steffen, Savannah for do (and eded); 201h, Young America, Carlisle, London (and sid or NYork). Put back 20th, Geo Marsden, for NYork. Daxrwourn, March 17—Put in, Mazatlan, Nichols, from London for Madras see Misce! pet, do 16th, Wild Rover, Crowell, from London for Port P. Foocnow, Jan 4—Arr brig Ida D Rogers, Morehouse, Shang hae (and sh her return); 12th, Date Moneka, MoCas- lin, do (aud sid 2ist for London). ‘Sid férh, ship Florence, Wansworth, NYork. Favar, Mareh 3~In port Aus bark Savizza, Botterme, from Antwerp for Boston about 12th (see Miscel);’ brig News Boy, Doane, from Liverpool. Fixetwoop, Marci 19—Of, Intrinsic, from Savanna, GexLoNG, Jan 2}—Arr ship Raven, Frye, NYork via Port- land, Australia, pzxO4y March 8—Tn port bark E H Yarrington, Gorham, ence, ow, March 16—Sld Centurion, Caulking, NYork (and from Greenock 19th). Hong Kona, Jan 31—In port ships Ball Nickels, for San Francisco gets $9,500; Kingtisher, man, for do; Lotus, Leckie; Rapid (Dan), Muller, and’ Willy (#rem), Sands, for do; Levanter, tBrown, hene rept 10, arr T3th for Shan’ ghae on the berth at toc per picul wud $b per tons indepen. fence, Thrane, for, Havana, taken up at $05 per heads) Humphrey sold repg; Canvas Back, Clark; J W White, ( ood; Jumna, Martin; Lebanon, Hamilton; ‘Leonidas,’ A: id, Scudder; Premier, MeGilv 4 8 Br de, 27th, do: Mystery, Mathews, tor ‘Vemirara, Joba KPC Doty, from Singapore arr Jan 23, unc; bark Rival, Kowse, from Shangbae arr 2lst; brigs Orbit, Sherman, from San Francisco arr (oth, une; Jas Marsuall, J fro Amoy arr 25th, do; st, 0 ‘aigon; Alexander, Baxter, Bangkok; 21st, Saigon; 26th, Emma Jane, Jordan, Maulmatn; X1st, barks Curlew. Ballard, Bang- kok (to return); 8ea Nymph, Burrows. do. Have, March 10—Arr ede Snow, Morrison, Savannah; 14th, New Hampshire, ‘Orleans: Uth, North Ameri: can,’Luce, and Geo Peabody, Howes, N York; ‘Comet, Rogers, Mobile; 1éth, Harraseeket, Waite, and Lucinda, Smith, NOr: don kee Blade, Burke, Savannah; 18th, Silas Green- man, Webber, NUs toa: Apauste & Victor, Olivier, Savannah Sid 10th, Express, gcrorieans (ahd put {nto Cowes 16th); James F Patten, Woodward, ale State, Morse, Avantic, Wiliams, Hs 3 Mth, Colutb.ves eaux and United States: 16th, Shatemuc, Oxnard” leans; Kastern Star, Arley, Shields and United States Also ald about 17th St Nicolae, Brogdon, NYork (and put into Ports- mouth I Cld 1th, Okolona, Wheeler, and Statesm: Levensals nYorks leh Helrens, Clarke ahd State of Mtuine, fiummparey do; Jenny Lind, Larrabee; Pequot, Davis, and Toulon, U shur, NOrleans; 0) Johnson, Cadiz and United states; Lizzie Harward Werward, Savannab; 18th, Join Hanceck, Coftin, NOrleans. ad March 16—In port Henry, Wilson, for NYork, ready. Hawnora, March 16—Arr Saxonia (#), Ehlers, NYork; 17th, Jarlen, Anderson, Gulveston, Bid 17th, Dr ‘Barth, Meyer, ork. Korro, Phillippine Islands, Dec $1—Sid ship Mountain ave, Hi rdy, Sydney, NSW, and put back Jan 3—would have to discharge, Lr OL, March 16—Arr Jennie Beals, Crocker, NOrleans; rdem, Sopwith, Mobile; Finland, Jones, Apalachicola; Hampden, Chandler, tavanneh: Blanche, Cox. and Crimea, Baker, NYork; 18th, Magenta, Janvrin, and Lucy Thomoron, Crocker, do; Manchester, Trask, do; Plantagenet, Cochran, NOnleans; Timandra, agen Mobile: Gov Langdon, Stor bby Blanchard, Waite, K A (*)y Boston; 19h, [rh 4 Galveston; A Hopkins, Mobile; Endymion, Williams, and Kelvin, Belyea, NOrleans; ‘Conquest, Sears, do; Floneer, looker, Richmond, Off do 19th, New World, Knight, and Levant (Br ship), from York; Washington, White, from Moblie, Put back 19:b, International, Beavey, Sid 13th, Continental, Jouneon, Caleutia; and Reindeer, Davies, Jo; Jobn Carver, Edge Phi Fllen Ste ‘ofin, and Juniata Wileon, Baltimore; 14th, and Che Arkle, Mobile; ‘Tei ney, Bal t, Merryman, Rio Janeiro; Clark, Letournan, Baltimore; oth, Kutland, Poster, Boston ; 16th, John Leslie, Given, and Seaflower, Taylor, NYork; 17th, Phenix, Hvighorst, NOrleans. ld 16th, ML Frank, Hoskell, Havana; B P Stringer, Wood, Madras and Moulmein via Newport; Hannah Secor, Brookes, Mobile; Daring, Simonson, NYork; Avov, Howes, San cisco: Marathon, Tyler, Havana; Crescent City, Badger, Janeire via Cardiff; 19h, Sybil, Freeman, Caleutta; Netices, Eldridge, Galveston; Sir Alaa M’Nab, Chapman, Charleston aud Savdonab, Havelock, Young, Boston; Australia, Towart , Train, NYork, Nova Scotisn (8), Portlan 4 Montmorenci, Browne, Quebe hb r ‘ork, Bos. ‘Trott, Matanzay; Challenger, Wi York; Tickland, Phllad Under larch 16—Arr Our Union, Packard, Cardenas; b, Indian Belle, Tenny, Natanzas; Johanna, Domke, New York; 19th, Legat i Joseph Fish, Barnard, Cardenas; 20th, Ellen Stevens, He do; Ion, Willetts, Sa: vannah. . Hovey, NYork Old att, P York (and sld from Grave- send 18th) Sunderland and NYork; 19th, E Schultz, Howard, Cubr. Arr at Gravesend 20th, North Wind, Jewett, NYork. Sid Dashaway, Hill, Calcutta. Lxanons, March 8—tn port bark Young Roves, Humphrer, idg, destination not fixed; Mary Edson, Nickerson, trom Bos’ \on via Genoa, disg. Lamiasn, March 14—Put in, Gibraltar, Durham, from Troon enlard, Merryman, New Linenick, March ) Maillard, N Work. Lytteron, , Dec 23—Arr Mary Merrill, lor, Boston, Jan 4-Arr Engle Speed, Pickering, Londe rtis, Liverp: Tconium, Houstis, San ¥% cinco; 23d, Rosette, Pleree, Hong Kong; 24th, John Watt, Winchell, ‘Greenock: Crusader, Moore, NYork; Lawrence Pierce, London d Dec 24, Sarah H Snow, Hig ng, Guam; Jan 25, Mariha Wenzett, Smith, Callao, ‘15, Samuel Faled, 1 Amn, Macao, Jan 3!—In port ships Forest Eagle, McLellan, from Hong Kong, arr 12th; Kate Hooper, Johnson, for Havana, ld isth, ship F'P Sage, Ingersoll, Havana, Mawnas, Feb 9—Sid ship Trimount Field, Akyab. Monrovia, Jan Il—In port echr Cards, Stodder, from Boston Dee 5. Mant, Jan 24—In vortaliips Albion, Williams, from Hong Kong, aar 22d, for Liverpool ldg; Storm King, Callagan, and Kit Carson, Gorham for Boston 'Idg; Memnon, Truman, trom Hong Kong, arr 12th, for San Francisco ldg; Fanny Metlenry, Bmith, for T mith, for Sydney, NSW, do jueen of the East, Healey, from Hong Kong arr 24th . | 9th, ships Revere, Rocko, Boston; 10th, Horizon, ‘Reed, and Wizard, Woodside, NYork. Be Matta, March 5—Sid J W Harris, Rathbone (from NYork), Messina ” ina Benner, from Havana hall, Savabnah, ter,’ Brown, NYork. Sid n, Gerdan, if ‘Hansen, N fori M—Arr bark Fruiter, ) March 14—Ent out, Arctic Hei ‘Otidina, Mill, do. OraGo, NZ, Dec 28—Arr Lizzie Spalding, Ames, Melbourne (ond ld 29th for Guam). Penang, Jan 10—Arr ships Humboldt, Holmes, Singapore (and sid Feb 3 for Boston via Padang); 18th, Mary Goodell, MeGivery (and sid 2d for NYork direct). PALenwo, March 6~In port bark Grevhound, Gulbradson, ‘s, arr 4th; brig Ida, Morrison, from Genoa, arr £1d Feb 20, brig David & © ap), NYork! dist, barks Gen Cobb, Haskell, do; Anonimo (Bic), NOrleans; 21th, Antoingtia, do; sth, ship Forest ity, Axworthy, New Yo March 2, schr Stanley (Br), Pbiladelphia; 4th, bark Andrew Secor, Thompson, N York. Poxrsmourn, March 17—Put in, Nationel Guard, Gat from Autwerp for Galveston: 8 D Ryerson, Crosby, from the Pree oo jon; 19th, Adeir, Clausen, from Antwerp for Pontiaxp Roaps, March 19—Put in windbound, Monsoon, Fly, and Golden Rill, Crowell, trom London for NYork. WiLL! March 1§—Put into Studwails Roads 17th, bark Cortiia, Pett) i, from Liver I for Rio Jace, bes ENZANCI mn port proceeded, ince mi, Frota Portsmouth (US) for London. bevwsTowx, March 18-Arr Flore, Falkenberg, NYork: James Montgomery, Rye. do; about 7th, Tigress, Ryan, Cal ing, Sid 15th, Craring, Dwyer, Havre, Ryne, 1W, March 15—Off, Helvetia, Tagine, from Havre for York: Keystone, Burnham, {rom tor do. Sypyry, NSW, ld § H. Talbot, Noyes (or Burgess), Manila; 1th, Electra, Cayzer, San Francisco; Ell Whilnay Hokianga; Lith, Morning Light, giolimetone, Raker's Island MS Apis for Hampton Koads ‘see Miscel); 13th, Beaver, Smith, an ghat Swarow, Jan 5—Arr hark Wavelet, Hasty, Shanguae; 16th, ship Magnolia, He r Samataxo, dan 7—Sid bark Philomena, Evlems, Boston, SmaNcna Sportam: an, Thompson, and Onward, ; Horatio, Palmer, from Foochow arr i7th for Kanagawa,’ idg; Townsend, from NYork arr Ath for Naguenk!, ldg, to sail Sist; Vision, Crowe, from Liverpool, arr 22th, Sptridion, Jordan, disg Faleon, Drummond, une; Eljza & Ella, Lunt, “diag; barks Templeman, Bird, from Nagasaki, arr 14 Teturn, Idg at perton; Rover, Draper, from Hakodadi arr 6th for Kana ga a. ldg at $5 per ton ‘Sid Jan 5, barks Kate Hastings, Kingman Kana Cornelia L Bevan, Pederson, N: i hh sehr i 17th, barg Mar; from Liver eis Jan2—Avr Mavion, Groay, Hong Kong. (and sid same day for Calcn\ta); 2501 'Burington, Howes: Hong Kong (and sid 30th for Akyab): 27th, Inman, Crandell, Bom bay (and sid 28th for Hong Kong): jist, Ploneer, Montgomery, Hong Kong (and sid xaine day for Rangoon); ) aera Leland Smith, Amoy (wed ld Si Tor Samarang) '8ld Jan 24, chip RB Forbes, Ballard, Ho 0 Padang: In port Feb 6, ehips Am Jo from Bangkok, Jau dh, (or Hong Kong distrena, baving atruck reef in the China Sea, aiecharging to ve repaired): Gyms cock, Jayne, from Hong Koug arr Jan 26th to load tor New York via Padang Stinea LeoNt, Feb 12—tn port bark Orlando, Stephens, for Malacuree i Sr THow HP Cushing, Pettengi, mice); #th, Fauny’ Boardman’ r' Ponee) : Phill Sek srt, Peri Indian Queen, Hardy, Antigna (aud sid | fia, nooo, Richards, st Lucia (and ald 13th for guano). , sehr Sylvanus Allen, Sears, Aguarlilla, to load for NYork. Tn port March 13, shipe( A Stamler, Hayden from hora'tor, NYork, repg: i abelia, Coffin, from Mazntlan fer Falmouth. do; Congress, Waisdn, from Newport, E | barks Pentucket, Leighton, wig ord Elizabeth f, For trom Port Spain, arr Gth, seeking; Dublin, Hantley, from Montevideo, arr lith and cid for Cuba: brigs Leonari Steel, and Coean Belle, Smith, sor sin, seeking: Levi, Tra: m Barbados, afr 4th, and chartered to load at Pajar do for NYork; Bitka, Steele, from Barbados, arr 8th, seeking; Tudian Queen, Jordan, from do, arr Lith, do; Harp, Williams, from St Vincen’, arr 11th: Tornado, Tigvets, from NYork for NOrleans, repd And idg: WA Dresser, Matoh, from NOrleans | for Porto Kico, repa; sehr Bea Ranger, Turner, from Por Spain, arr lat, seeking Knowles, trom N York, r Sa, Amy aN Benjamin, from do for Guadaloupe in dis trass (nee Miecel): A Colby, Herriman, crom Guadalonpe, arr Md. eget: L W Alexander, Alexander, from St Kitts, Math, do; Vi retale Tee, Eldridge; Matty Ann, Oreu't, and Sardinian, Romball,Wtg freight; steamers l'rimera, Thomeon, from NY ork for Rio Janeiro, wig orders; Gen Foros, Tilby, from do fprDauueo, nearly ready, March 16—8!d Nicolina, a ips « ‘omer, Todd, and in . oo, from Hl on arr 20:b Chilleoas for Sap Pranolecd; 1 bark Aibers, from ‘7 larch 16—Arr Napier, SunwpeRLaNn, Wuamroa, Jan } ee in, ; We jong Kong, arr l4th, sol: Napier, Cre hton, NYo Cid [sth, Marinus, MN ip Mountain Way for Mejboune, put ia 4th, leaky (see oe April L—Arr steamehi Br bark Crimea, Rad: ‘auline, Domiugpe, York’, Kendrick Nhaven; A Tirrel below THomas’ Poiut—{s leaky) . West indies: Carlton Jayne, Rowland; Joseph md Three Brothers Elvey 1 ona W Lovett, Cain, 6 Br rieans Telegraphed, frem Buenos A. sehrs © Heilner, M Filmore, Chase, Baluimore : April 1—s d sehe« 'ames Merrill, Hub Fuge JP Hazard, Wilsov, aod Aloert Field, Philips, ‘LL RIVER, April l—Paseed up, sebrs Sam) Hall Habe avd Dart, Phillips, from ‘@, Ale\avdria and Georgetown; u, for Havre; Alemg d City, for Boston’ Arr schra R P Chase, 8: . Miler, and J P mr, Thompson, B ington, Shearman, Boston for s ¥oI Md RH Colson and Williaa Carroil w0th—Arr brigs E Baldwin Montgomery, Matanzas vera, Wilmington, NO, for acket, Vayson, Bucks¥ile, SU Tor net, Perry, Philade!phia for do. T Lake, Seull, Dyer, do Yor Salem; Porter, Smith, do for Danversport. Lowa, Woo dorado, Plummer, Blizabethport for Carver, Baltimore Calais; Emblem, Norfolk; Ad Dyer, Koge! JohnH’ Williains —Arrschrs Fanny Keating T Chartre, Chartre, Wiscassett; Loduskia, gi Mal OhNYork. Sid J ow, Hatin for] Apalachicola for Bost for do; Grand Islan Higgins,’ Kemp, and Ir} Quivet, Freeman, do for » Robbins, NYo'k for’ Boston; Laguna, Grand do for Newburyport, John lying Arrow, 8 T April, 8.4) ard, E Baldwin; sehr | Silver Magnet, 'T Lake, B Pore “ r diana, Dorado, Baldy in JACKSONVILLE, March 2 Benton, from Providew ech W 1, Montagu NEW OR rr bark Columbus, Bermuda; Laruka, Hoyt, Newly Prince, Shaw,’ Tur Be ®, Jackson, S York; R Baker, Jr, ‘die, N. NO, March 6—Arr sehr Teabella, Wallace, NEW BEDFORD, Mu. schra Thomas J rs ; April 1, sehr March Sist, schra Carihagena, Kelley, Pi ¥ ori PORT, March “Paget for Waltisiones B Bird, WP Phillips, and 0: April L—Are sears C W Holmes, wee, Alexandra for Henosh Worwiek, Shro Philad len, Providence 2N, April l—Arrechr Sarah Elizabeth, 8 NYork ‘for Providence Townsend, William Winsmore, Boston ence. eat Indies, brig John Welsh, Jr, Wlasmore, Salem ; mn, Weaver, Lynn; M Masey, Davis, NBedford; Brookiyn; R H Wilton, Davis, Boston; as Mareh 31—Arr | Dieapethport op 1 ET, jadelphia: Somes Ls HMOND, Mare v Bld brig Amy Wa Jane, Barber, NYork. York. WAREHA ker, Alexandri E 1, Racket, NYork id sehr Perine, Shell} Police inteltigence. Revivev—Paiss Swispre.—Severa! persons have lately been switdled of emall sums of mone which was in extensi position is carried on by about loaded with bundies of der the pretence of being expreas at private residences in the day time, at those con hours when the male portion of families are supy be “down town at bus undieputed charge of the domiciles ringing the bell ani dell for which the sum of t generaily paid by the woruspecting fem take time to consider that the sum is rather extrac: irred afew weeks ago at homway, No. 6 Carmine str siness @ person called ea few years ago. band of clever rogues ews papers and lett females are Ie! The plan consist ring @ letter trom Califor: ts is demanded, ni A case in point ¢ house of Mr. Charles While that gentloman was » the following letter, which will serve aa a specimen, which twenty-tive cents was Dean Sin—We hereby o our partners |) tilement, and oblige. SiMONBON & DAAK. Bax Francisco, Feb, 20, 1961 reely necessary to that Mr, Sham ver had any dealings with the California firm, and| all probability never beard of them. The police, w! field of duty has receatiy become so wide, would do w perbaps, to confise themeeives to honting up conspi to assaseinate the pockets of people by city of New York, where there is no end to the cle and comm)t other species of iniqui The cities of Baltimore, Savennah and Charlestor, in meantime, may be committed to the care of Provit and local police forces, who may not be alto; Mr. Kennedy's beau gel on commfrety ‘hemes to defri but doubtiess will msn incidents so pect affray, came off Sunday evening. The Patrick Sennot, quarre ficulty,and then drew shi standers suggested that the tic, and adviged them to giva quickly adopted the humane #uj nist ‘took all such chances,’ the unarmed man, and stabbed was subsequently arrested by the Nik | ard committed on charge of felonoas wound, thoagh a severe one, is not ne Benorary,—The office of D. ©, Smith, at & road pier, foot of Duane street, was broken ii day night and robbed of $138 in money. No Oar Bermuda Correspondence. Hawitoy, Bermuda, March 18, 1 Arrival of a New Governor and He Government—Experted Departure « A Census cf the Islands, de On Thursday the 4th inst., the Puglieh mail Delta arrived at St. Georges from Halifax, bringing these islands Colonel Harry St. George Ord, of | Engineers, our newly leucy, accompanied by lapgton that evenin; e o'clock, was overnor Ord is @ ner most agreeabl jointed Gov rnor, is secretary, reac and on tho following ly sworn in at the Conn @ looking man, and and he has alrewdly left a impression on the minds of those who have and it is hoped that his administration will be one beneficial to the colony. Governor Murray, who ia thus relieved from | vernment of these islands, which he has helo / wards of six years, will maj! steamer Delta, for Halifax, about Monday a A cengue of these islands is to be taken on 5) ‘Tth of April next. leave for Engi: ry It, B, Nacury, agent fo r, died ip Lowell, Maae., on The attack was severe ay Mr, Naulty belonged in Philady remains have been sent. wasnt con many frien