The New York Herald Newspaper, April 19, 1861, Page 8

8 “OnE Ds LATER , LATER FROM EUROPE. ARRIVAL OF THE KEDAR AT HALIFAX, ‘What the English Think of the Southern Confederacy. Extensive Warlike Agitation Throughout Europe. Smportant Counc of War Hold " im Paris. etobacuenrten The Cession of Venetia to Italy Supperted by France, . COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE, he, &he., &e. Haurax, April 19, 1862. ‘The screw steamship Kedar, from Liverpool on the morning of the 7th inst., arrived here at ten A. M, to- ‘day. She is bound hence to New York. ‘The steamebip Niagara left Liverpool at eight A. M. of The 6th inst, und would sail from Queenstown on the ‘evening of the 7th. The steamship Palestine, from Portland, arrived at Li- “verpoo) at noon of the 6th. The steamehip Jura leayes Liverpool under charter to ‘the Canadian line, on the 11th April, for Quebec. ‘The political news is unimportant. Parliament was not ip tession. ‘It was reported that an English Naval Division had left ‘Malta for the Ionian Islands, where the agitation in- ‘ereaser. ‘The London Times, in an editorial on the position of affairs in America, says the prohibition of the African | slave trade by the Southern confederacy is put forward ‘werely to conciliate Engl'sh prejudices, and believessuch '@ piece of superfluous self-denial will not be long a ihered to. ‘The Times in the same article points to English re- @istance in the first revolution as a warning against forci- Die resistance to disruption, which it appears is in- evitable. ‘The London Globe, in reviewing the political position, @mye Europe has never been more agitated since 1847. All the French Marshals had been summoned to attend ‘am extraordinary Council of War at Paris on the 8th of The Niagara has not yet been heard of. 236,000 in specie. GREAT BRITAIN. ‘The London 7imes points out that both the American ‘tariffs are hostile to English commerce. In cotton Eng- ‘tand will have to pay a duty to the Southern Btates, and en the chief exports increased duties, while to the ‘Worthern States the duties are assuming a positively ‘ostile land must consider how she deals with o trom the She has character. State which rule of amity. FRANCE. Tt was at Paris that the Bank of France a ge further reduce the rate of discount, Very warlike rumors continued to prevail in Paris. ‘The army ie Deing drilled for war and provided with je and wagons. icuity had arisen in the conclusion of a commercial treaty between France and ‘ium. ‘The Pate says the peror has written to Prince Murat, disapproving his recent manifesto relative to the Neapolitan crown. os ttn Oral amnahc cone are calling for a dissolution of the Corps Ly? bo large number of legi- Simats art ulttarmontantats In the bode. ntes, 67f. 7c. with a fisgrant departure ‘The Bourse on the 6th was firmer, ITALY. ‘Tt was rumored that Napoleon has given assurances to ‘the Pope that tho French troops will not quit Rome. AUSTRIA. The Austrian Diet would open at Vienna on the 6th. Confidential interviews were repored to have oc- eurred between Count Rechderg and the French Ambas- sedor at Vienna, relative toa uew settlement with re- ‘spect to Vieuna. France offers to support the cession of Venetia to Italy 4m consideration of territorial compensation. GERMANY. b ‘The Germanic Diet had provisionally voted a million Mortns for arming the federal forces with rifled cannon. POLAND. Disturbances continued at Kalisc! 1t was said that the military haye been instructed to suppress disorders, if neoeneary. Increadeq agitation prevailed at Warsaw. INDIA The Bombay mail of March 12 had arrived. adras was dead. apier had been seriously injured by @ fall ert from his borse. The cuiness of the Bombay market for cotton goods d considerable mpetus to the rican nowe Is said to by excitement, and promised wo give grea eotton growers of Bombs The famiue accounts FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ERPOOL COTTON MARKET. We have nothing later than the advices by the Briton, ‘ mtinue very serious, North LIVERPOOL BREADSTUPFS MARKET. Mesers. Richardson port flour dull and easier 10 purchase, » changed tions are 298. a 322 er for @u'l but re 1s. 6d. Southern, 126. éd. a 19s ; white Western white Sout 188 6d. a lds. 64. Corn ¢ offer free show no disposition to pre 44 375.. yoilow 384., white 380. 61. a 598 Meeers. Woketicl4, Nash & Co. report a decline of 64 on inferior qualities of flour, and a decline of 1d, 24, on wheat. ERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. The game authorities repo: f dull. Pork Bacon quiet, but steaiy: long reiddies, 498, firm: large ‘salce at 659. a 563. Gd. for good r Bs. a b6c. 64. for choice. Tollow—AN qualitie Geclined: butchers’, 66x. a S50. Gd. PRODUCE MARKET. LIVERPOOL Sugar 4 23s rican, Fish toady mt 28a, 6d LONDON MARK Barings’ ciroular reports breadstufls dal, but steady. ron dull at £0 8 £6 28 64, for both rails and bare. Sugar firm, but quiet. Coffee quiet Tea Grim; common o% gou, 1s. lo. ® 1s. 13 pentine heavy at Bis 31s. 3d. Tallow ‘ate f iem, Oth f@aiet. eperm, £1010 £105; cod, £37 a £37 10s.; linseed moarce at 288. a 2hs. bd HAVRE MARKET. KK, INCLUDING APR 104f.; bas, For tue W Jeane tres ordivaire, market Steady; sales of the week, 4,50 stock, 2 Dales. Brensistoiis dull, but firm en dull, Colle firm. iis nominal. Rice duil and quotetions barely maintained. Sugar firm, Lard firm AMERICAN SHOU RIT Baring Brothers report the market flrmor for American securities since the Ktna’s news, They quote — Coited states o's. ‘ secosvee 81 & 68 Massachusetts 56 9 a 98 Pennsylvania 6’ . Oa 6 sande, 1877 81 a 83 alin Sete 70 a 72 Virginia 6%, 20. - #0 8 88 Diloow Central Ts, tre. — 54 921% Do, shares oepeee » 5 a 8 New York Contra 6 & eee ener a 93 Brie let morgege bonds... .... +046 . * : me in Geptral @'3, iat mortgage..... So & 87 THE LATESS MARKET TS, Laviuroos,, April €, 1861 cluding 7,000 bales port the market Swoyant and ad higher Apr) 6, 1861 ‘And aeoount 424% discount Ere ‘onares, Ba Arrivals and Departures. ARRIVALS. Hawnvac Steamship Bavaria—Jobn Scriatre|, HM Cord ita, ilée Cordts, Clementine Sghin| ee) Gord Toni btraues, T Wagner, H W Brioche, ¢ Nathan, %: Briske, EB Oa avendy, a aco “Kana Sophia tlenen, @, Mary aud Henry Bushvy, P J'Gouvea, DEPARTURES, Cations vote ee Vitro. vis Quermetown—pleemer America, from for—0 fs Boke. Jr, 1 GF A Matthews, MW d era two. eh laren’ Mise Kolley, Mr and ra H Eddy, Rev OP F j Parker, ) D Kelley and daughter, J Nute, Mr and Mra ry A iy Siiee Crate, Mes De HC of 20 bh Mra BS 4 wife, of Wiliams andJ Young, of ‘Migs M A Fooke, a, of Orrington fortemnguih, Mr Meaulelr ned friend, B Kennedy, wid pho Wolis, wh MeCorquo. Re. od Gilmore and Dr V Hurl bat of « longa "Di Par Irie, ‘ahn and J Hufinan of Miseourl, A tte nd M Steinfel, of Loviat ana JG r, O H iowat! aud Ja eludady, of Onna Mullens, A aaker 97 Bt John, RB: Mr Melied ane Lonéon; if yndiupho and Ht a Carvallo, F « Fernan der, of Havane—66. For Waite Nelson and D Mearihur, of Poston wo children, M Wab ape: Ad vr. Ane. of New AYork; A Carlisle, of Phindeiphian; H Oreishton, M Pulay, W eilvon and Frassr, of Vat fax: J Bond and W Pitts, of Bt Jobo; Major Corey, of the Army—iy, Tote! Bf, Governor Za- Deoshe VE Marte ignsiton of ir, Welter— P| + NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1851.-1KIPLE SHEET. , NEWS FROM MEXICO, ——— Ala- Uenge Fer die., dee tr aSirares shipment ‘april 13)” ‘The United States mail ste Tennessee, voles, & before below, her wharf at ao early hour yesterday even! ahe ieft Vera Craz on Oth inet., abd brings the fol Mrs. Babin, daughter and child; Mr. three children and two servants; Mr. J. A. mio, R Olamendi, T. Simon, V. Gallet, Mra, Coll Hayman, P. Bow 1. , A. Camanna, M. Rami. rez, J. Ramirer, Mrs. , daughter and child; Mrs and son, 'G. Bohn and wife, 3. Merriel and son, H. Wallace and Miss J, Srevenann, Mrs. Norton and child, Hon. W. W, Churchwell W, Baines, Hi. J.'Stevens, M. Sturbide, S, ‘Wallac, , A, Ameasy and B. Topiete, 'T. Cordova, Mr, Sans, Mr. Salmera, O Gociorishe'G ¢. rank, G. Gibbon, a Hofman, V. Pina, A. Barrelll, G. Weaterndors—and eleven in the steerage. la 343 Jog 31 im Mexican specie—part of the late two ‘Vera Cavz, April 9, 1861. ‘The leading items of Mexican news, taken out by the steamship , which gails this morning, are as Death of Lerdo de Tejada, on the 22d of March, at Tacubaya, of Sroka favst. ‘The deceased was one of the Teeeoes tie the republic aa hoe chy + oe res 18 industry, ace quirements, and skill in finances, °' great Reported ‘deathot Gen, Partearroyo, former Minister of War in the constitutional Cabinet, Miramon’s ex Premier, D. Isidore Diaz, is said to have been condemned Lo be sli at Mexico, Friday last. But this is not ag erg. credited Mr. Weiler, the United Sales Minister, is reported to have sent in his resi Arrival of @ contiucta of three rillons, ne ned portion of which was taken, and shipped by the ivish packet. Senor Mata, late Minister to Washington, has been ap | i a Minster oti Peri Washington. Senor re Minister to Prussia. pao Gomez Farias has been appointed Minister to igium. General Robles’ site. 9 of “Citizen of Vera Cruz” bw been withdrawn by the Legislature of the State. The res — is his participation in the bombardment All titles of Excellentissimo, Senoria, &c ? have been fo cg ‘and the address of “Honorable” adopted in eir place. Permission has been given by ga to the Protestants of the city of Mexico and Matamoros, to 0 churches a cities, for religious services accordiog to their Seaee continued to be cut through conventa at the |= the death of Mr. Lerdo, whose family has been, in a laudable manner, taken care of by the goverament, Juarez’s chances for the election naturally greatly increased, and there is little or no doubt now that ho will be or w elected. I am assured from a very excellent quarter that the government gets along very well; the only drawback is want of money. To consequence, it is rumored, that the appointed Min- isters abroad have declined acceptance, as the treasury is empty and the government cannot ‘afford to pay six monte’ salary in advance. J learn also that no Minister will go out to the United States for the present. ser oper at the city, all the ot! Mr. Weller ig said to be has more influence and sympa reign Ministers together. bop, from thie coun. try will be by none more sincerely regretted than by the President and his Cabinet at the —. Seourity of the roads between this city and Mexico has been re-establish- ed, and measures for peace, &c. , Py vigorously prosecat- ed by the government. ‘Yours, R. 8.—The government is rahye to be en ey rayne a en and much reduced tariff, which ef The Flash leaves for New York on the 18th. ‘Vera Crvz, April 9, 1861. While I penned my last, of the 22a ul, ann nineing to you the death of Mr. Manuel Gutierez Zamora, const titu- tional Governor of this State, another of our great men wih Naiguel Lard wae’ died at isely the ir. Miguel lo de Tejada at precisely the same hour at which our late Governor was departing from this world’s scene, and precise! a a the very night and at the very same hour at wi fred his last shell upon aig rten | @ year ago. party has lost two of its most active and honest members, when loss is irreparable. The whole country is mourning the loss of these two well deserving citizens, while the priesthood and its fol- lowers are renicing. Vera Croz ly swarms with friends of Miramon, who, on finding our late Governor out of the way, sow the eced of discord . Former aids and officers un- der Miramon, and those very men who directed the guns and mortars upon our city, are parading the streets of Vera Cruz. The only example of onerey. shown by the general government of Mexico has been the execution of Don Anastasio Trejo, who was found conspiring in the city of Mexico, and consequently caught and shot ten hours afterwards. This Trejo belonged onee to the beral party, and be- haved bravely in the defence of the Castle of Perote when besieged by Echeagaray some two or three years ago. On evacuatirg the Castle, Trejo came with about 100 men, forming the garrison to Vera Cruz, and had a prince- ly reception. ‘The general government, then established here, con- ferred on him the title of General, and ordered him to the neighborhood of Orizaba against Negrete, at Oriziba. There this Trejo turned traitor, was bought over by Ne- grete, through a woman, wno was sacrificed for that pur- pore. and since then traitor Trejo has been a devoted officer im the ranks of Miramop and the church party. Lately he was conspiring vith Negrete at the capital, and Kidnapped in time, while Negrete made goo4 his escape. If President Juarez follows up and acts vigorously, take my word nothing will be beard again of proauncia- mientes and revolution It ie said that Don Isidro Diaz, former Minister of Mira- mon, is also condemned to be shot, proof being against him Sufficient to deserve a hundred deaths, He certanty had an active hand in the robbery of tho British Leg» tion. Monoz Ledo and Robles are ail! under the roof of the rench Legation, The two brothers of Mirarnon have letely embarked on board the English steamer t) jrin the ex-!’resideat at Cubs Captain Aldham is still lirgering, in a d tion, at Cordoba. His surgeoas are end tract the fragments of tue scattered bone wound in bis leg ix of the bandits have been caught and aro in prison. Eight more are still at large, but the Governor assures th British Consul that all wit! be beovght to justice. Cebos, one of Miramon’s generals, was seen about the time of the attack on Capt. Aldbam’ in the néighborbood, and \t is presumed that the robbers or astaseins were bis hireliogs The Governor of Oajaca has excented eight robbers, who were cavght in the act of killing a an’ robbing his freight. A conducts or specie train, with about $3,000,000, ar rived here on the 30th of last month, of whieh $2 500.000 wrie exported in the royal mail steamer for Fag £250 000 goes out in the steamahip for your port the ratiroad to Medellin, founded by one late Governor is nearly completed, at a coat of about $200,000. Officers and crew on buard the United States ship Mace donian ere all well. steamer bas beon delayed on account of northern gales preventing discbarge. Sails wo-day. Nothir g of interest has occurred to add. here is a probability taut Gen be our next » people thoir candida ngerous cmd ying 19 6x from the ghway ‘oteer, and, and La Lave wil to make him Before a Ful Horner e al. va, Wood et al.—Dwo oases between the came parties, involving the same questious, and argued together, About the Ist of April, 1861, the pinintifs entered into a contract with the agent of the State prison at Sing Sing fer labor of from fifty to one hundred convicts, to be employed at moking eas, for a perioa of three years from the let of May, 1551, with the privilege of extending it to five years On the 16th of April, before the contract went into effect, Phe plaivtiffe eold out the contract to the de fendents for @ bonus of $1,000 a year, payable on the Ist of Nevember of each year during the continuance of the contract, The suits herp brovekt 0 recover two of thece annuat instalments, which anig refused to pay, | The defrndante altege t ntact contrary to the inw 7 nich requires thet ach the gions y ons, » t COLAC shall be nite and ¢ both in regard to Se ber of convicts to’ be employer “S2%d te the num. and that the contract Ir . awd tho period Of tio, am eneettys wag te 6 avention of tne etacune wad void. Lbey alro mont of the contract by the original contractors ia againat public policy, and therefore illegal and yold, and thoy a not reertitute s legal considera!ion for the promise to pay the bonus of $1,000 year, The Suprema Cou Jodement for the paintiffs, abd defeudants appealed. The efendants’ cowneel argued that the prisoners in the btate prisons aro the wards of the Stave; that thougis their rights are euepended during their impricopment, it 2 only the more imperative duty of the offisers to whom the government of the prigoua i3 entrusted to be careful im the selection of the persons to whom they give ovo tracts for the labor of convicts, that the beneioont echeme of prison discipline, which looks as well to thelr moral training and reformation aa to Meir useful employ ment, may not be thwarted. That these contracis are like lndestures of apprenticeship; that » personal trast is Fepoeed in the which’ they have no authority to delegate to an 4 that it i agaiost public Policy to permit per to make these contracts with the view to speculation by selling tiem to oibers, He also argued, in analogy to the well known doctrine that an indenture of apprenticeship cannot be assigued, that {he assignment of the r the personal sor vices of prisoners was i!log il, ene that no right $f action Co 1 cousideration. Mr. Davie! E. ¢ 6, Me. Bidward Wells counsel for the pla United States Clreutt Court, Before Hon. .udge Saipman ACTION POR SLANDER Morgan L. Ourtis vt Cidert M. Gur wag an n brought by the plaiatif! for words spoken by the njnring the reputation and credit of the plain. Tho parties to the above in business in thiseity, Ver ndant 1 {1 .o business transactions. Bult were formeriy diet for the Tanti $12 2 Resignation of t Norfosk Navy Agent. Nonyouk, Va , April 18, 1861, George Levall, Navy Agent of thie city, as resigned, NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC. Arrival of the Overiand Express. Fort Kearny, April 17, 1861. ‘The pony express, with San Francisco dates to the 6th inst., passed here at haif-past three o'clock this a‘ter- noon, with the following intelligence for the press:— Saw Francisco, Apri] 6, 1861. Arrived on the 6th inst., the steamship Cortes, from Panama. Sailed, ebip Ocean Telegraph, for New York. Accounts from the interior of the State represent tho roads in such bad condition that it will require coasidera- ble time before goods can be transported to the principal mining districts, Not much activity in trade is anticipated before the close of the month, unless operations take place ia antic!- pation of the country demand. Crushed sugar has advanced 4c. Pork declined—mar- ket dull. Coal slightly improved. Coffee active and io good demand for all descriptions. Grain market dull Since the election of Senator, Boundary Commissioner and officers for the State institutions, the Legislature has commenced to work industriously. Three railway com- panies have been granted franchises for laying horse rai!- ways through principal streote In San Francisco, beiag re stricted to five cent prices of passage, Senator McDougal departs for Washington on the 11th One reason assigned for his departure forthwith is the purpose of endeavoring to influence some of the Califor nia appointments, about which there is unspeakable anxiety among republisan politicians at the prezent time. The bili appropriatiog money for the survey of the bir © bor of San Francisco, under the direction of a corps of United States engineers, to ascertain the necessity of constructing a bulkhead, passed both houses of the Legiz lature, ‘The last Eastern bound stage on Butterfield’s overland mail route has left San Francisco, and the pony express now furnighes overland communication with the East. Accounts of the damage in the mining regions, realt- ing from the late storm, represent the losses far greater than was at first anticipated. The dam supplying water for the principal quartz mines of Colonel Fremont and the Mariposa Company were partially carried off, and cannot be repaired before September, thus reducing the yield of gold one-third or more, Meantime it is thought that the damage by the Tuolumne Company amounts to one million of dollars, The Spring Valley Water Works Company introdu:ot water in their reservoir on the hills near the southern borders of San Francisco on the 4th, from whence they expect to supply water to the greater portion of the city, in opposition to the Bensley Company. The United States District Court has rendered a decision giving to Robert Morrison $25,000 damages against the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, because the company sold Morrigon a ticket and entire stateroom for himself and wife, from California, and then compelled thi'm to oven ‘up their room at Panama and each make the balance et gaat in a room where there were two other vimhe. ‘Grockinridge State Central Committee have not agreed to propose # fusion with the Douglasites, there being no ene except by adopting the Douglas plat form. They have adopted an address acknowledging all as democrats who favor the Crit ise Fes0- lutions and oppose oo riag s iesasenael wales cat have called a State Convention the 11th of June. The steamer on the 4th brought — dates to the 29th ut, rye fag Columbia to the 234. George K. Shield and. A. J. Thayer, successorship of oer Stout in bg sing are among the passengers who arrived, on their way to Washington. Also Lady Frenkiin and her niece. Meiggs’ sawmill, on the Columbia river, had been hewn up, killing nine men. The Portland papers allege that silver mines have been discovered in rockon on "8 river, at Astoria. The whole of Vancouver’s Island, together with the small ielands which form the dependencies of tho colony, ig now thrown to to pre-emption. Bya Governor Douglass, a large num- ber of grove have been iruck from from the voters’ list in A project is before the British home complete exploration of Vancouver’s says the Colonist, is simply to form two exploring parties each party to be divi into @ land and a water Prerty; one ben mp the west coast in one of hor Majesty’s steamships, and the other, with one of her Majesty’s gun- oe to pags up the east or Gulf of Georgia side of the ernment for a land. The plan, Marine Disasters, SQuan, April 18, 1861. The schooner Sinepuxant, of Snow Hill, Md., Captain Scarborough, with a cargo of corn to Ashor R. Havens, Burrows, of Snow Hull, Md., with a cargo of wood for New York, are ashore here witke cargo of charcoal for New York, also went ashore nine and with her cargo in w New York, and schooner J. P. and will probably be saved. Schooner Mary P. Willeta, from Egg Harbor, miles north of Barnegat Inlet, total loss. Fires In New York. FIRE IN DUANE STREET—LO8S ABOUT $25,000. fhortly after one o'clock yesterday morning a fire was discovered in the basement of the building No. 104 Duane street, in the part occupied by John King, dealer ta shoe threads, The firemen extinguished the fire be! tended dam Mr. King’s loss will probably amount to $8,600 or $10, 000. Insured for $25,700, in the following companies:— Park $5,000 Kinge Coant «+ $5,000 . 5000 Exchange. 700 - 6,000 pi m0. 5,000 ‘Total.............925,760 ‘The first floor and part of tho third floor sre occupied by George W. Tei aler in tnillinery goods. Stock damaged by water and smoke about $15,000; ineured for $45,000, aa foliows, viz:— $2,500 St. Nicholas. $5,000 2.600 Excelsior 5.000 sesee 6,000 City Noribern, of } 5,000 Rutgers... Brook), . 2600 Moatauk Relic 2,500 Liverpool & Loudon Part of the second floor is oconpied by Smith, denter in woollen goods; lozs $8,750 jo the San Mutual Ingura: The buliding about $260; #9) ongs to an estate. It is daa cured to be City Intetligenc Tm R Coxsut Isstantoy Kieceo. De Natt beck, the Rugsien Consul General, met with a fearful a juent yeater¢ay moraing, which terminated in his death lo driving up Broadway in a buggy, tn cxinpary with his horse slipped suddenly, aad t in exch a way 96 to throw Mr. De Nott} the road, his head striking violently upon tao When picked up life was entirely excinst his wi ned the K fo bly vp pavernent, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tavrspay, April 18—6 P.M The street has again been convulsed all day by conflicting rumors from Virginian, which settled down at last to a pretty general belief that that State had seceded or was about to secede, and that Harper's Ferry Arsenal and part of the Navy Yard at Norfolk had been seized. Under this alarming gence all classes of securities declined, ant Al Que tie there was every appearance of a panic. New York Centrai felt 1% a¥ We morning board Esto 1, Hudson 4, Harlem preferred 1%, Re 2%, Pacific Mail 2%, Ulinois Central 2, Cyatral 224, guaranteed 124, a Sees Yaland 1%, Burlingw and Quincy 14 Tenn 3 sees declined biker State stocks were stea iy. The now (eqeral sixes fell one per cent—making a fali ef 6 per cent since the recent award. Be- tween the boards the market was dull; in the afternoon everything was considerably bower again. New York Central fell off t percent Illinois Central 114, Galena 2, Erie 44, and other | stocks in proportion. The market was heavy at the close, the following being the last quotations United States 6's, 1874, 83 a 84; Tonnessee 2; Virginia 5 a 47; Missouri 6° Canton, 9 a 10; Cumberland Coal preferred, 5 Delaware and Hudson Canal, 85 a 88; Pennsyly: Coal, 77 a 78; Pacific Mail, 69%4 a 70: New York Central, 704 a 7054: Erie, 21 a 2114; Hudson River, 36 a 37; Harlem, 12% @ 12°; do. prefer Reading, 31.052; Michigen Central, 44% 0 45; Michigan Southern and Northern In- 19% a 14; do. gaaranteed 28), 9 2004: ie. 107 a 109; Illinois Central, a 625,; Galona and Chicago, 00349 61; Cleveland end Toledo a 253%; Chicago and Rock Island, 40% 9 40°; Chi cago, Burlington and Quincy, 6534 8 64; Milwan- koe and Mississippi, 8 a 9; La Crosse and Milwon kee land grant bonds, 6 a 9; Illinois Contral bonds, 90 a 91. There is nothing doing in exchange or money. Dusiness is stagnant, and the attempt of capital. ists to create an improved inquiry for money fails from the scarcity of paper. On callthe brokers continue well supplied at 4 4 5 per cent. Por sterling bills bankers ask about 10744, and 5,30 for francs, but we hear of no transactions of conse- quence, The proclamation of Mr. Davis, of the Southern confederacy, calling for privateers to prey on | Northern commerce, has crea‘ed considerable commotion in mereantile circles. considerable namber of people apprehend that Mr. Davis will find many sailors willing to ran their necks into a halter by accepting his letters of marque, but because the spirit of the proclama- tion foreshadows a seizure of Northern vessels in There are many Northern ships in almost every large Sonthern port. Tt is feared that many of these will be seized before they can get to after the seizure of the New York ships by Governor Brown, of Georgia, ought to have warned onr shipowners to keep their craft out of Southern waters. seems, and it now remains to be seen how severe @ penaity may be exacted by the South. rate, no time should now be lost in ordering every Northern ship now in Southern ports to set sail Southern ports, per prudence, without a moment's delay, The following was the business of the Sub-Trea- sury to-day:— Receipte.. +. —For enetoms. Payments Balarce, the Seventh regiment. The Merchants’ Insurance Company of Boston has declared a dividend The foNowing are earnings of Western railroads the second week of April The following statement of the debt of Virginia, compiled from the most recent sources, is pub- lished:— Coupon bonis... Guaranteed bonds. ‘Due literary fund. contingent ‘(gaarantecd Subscriptions to railroad Subscripticns to internal improvemeat ‘com: The State has $18.(00,000, Her Pri income from her interest in these roads is only $156,000. She of six per cent. has appropriated to Not that any sea. Pro- It has not done so, it At any +. 192, 80 ++ 011,072,162 81 The Board of Brokers resolved this morning to hold no second session on Saturday afternoon, on account of the Union meeting which is to assem- ble that day. They also voted $250 towards pay- ing the expenses of the meeting, and $1,000 to 1961. 22361 1,108 inc. 16,618 — 2'954dec. 4 36,928 1,166 inc. 18,705 20.974 2/269 ine. 3,138,867 4,851,000 + $46,752,185 appropriated to railroads the sum of canals the large amount of $15,000,000. Not one cent does she receive in the way of Faget or interest, or is ever likely to re- ceive, from her canal received annually from this source stock. She has invested pikes, plank roads and bridges, $4,617,092 The amount Longa ga or 7-1,000 of 1 per cent on the whole smount invested. In the United States District Court of Kentucky this week a verdict of $630 40 was returned in fa- vor of Marcus Dennison, in a suit brought against the city of Covington. The Cincinnati Gazette fur- nishes the following report of the case:— ‘The action was brought $1,000 for which inter to the bonds. voters of the city consent pumber of authorities. sircutation. Balan.e between branches. Cash means. On deposit in New York Other bank balances... Notes of other banks €apital stock Sorptus fund... Profit anit Woes we ether banks... Unclaimed dividend: Individual deposits. Circulation... ... Lees notes in branches banks for the last week: Borks. Loans. Specie. Cire! dation Dep Pitteburg....$1,612.433 422,479 186,186 Fxchange.... 1630.237 324037 1,082,355 275,829 ‘54: 217 949 339,230 236,730 262,880 400 520 +++ §6,868,6 Last week... 6,006, Troreare... Deveease... Stock Exchange. $5000 U 86's, "Sl reg £9 10000 10¢00 25000 US 5€0 Tres 12 penis. 100 2000 Kentucky 6's., 90 £600 Tenn 6'#, '90.. 55 ¥ a1 5336 a 43 47% 414 6000 Missour! 6's. 10 67000 do. 5C00 do. 6000 do, 2000 ao. 1000 do. 10¢0 California 1000 N Y 6's, 1874.. 99 » City 6's, 1875 . 10034 ‘mba Si ine 0 Be feruves. 400 Harteia 148 fii D avy 1000 Mich S08 f be. AL 1000 11 Con _— ba.. 92 sC00 Lt « We 3000 o1 1000 Del, head tm 98 100 Staten Is KRIm, 40 6 sbs Bk New York 91 10 Merchants’ Bank. 97 5 Bepk of America 10415 100 Curb Coal pref... 6 60 Paciile denies 1000 US 6's, ’81r 83 Fooo UEBR 81D, 86 1000 US 6’s,'74,0'n, 84 Lape notes a 000 do... 20000 OO.. 66 22000 dO. me 2000 Virginia 6's. 10000 i 40000 0 regularity of the acts of its Banking houses and other real estate. 1852, est coupons were «$1,182 855 649 $19 74.910 THURsDay, 100 els Ei 700 do 160 do xf ao do 20 200 Hudson R: 30 do. 820 Harlem RR 250 190 60 Hark 200 60 do 150 Reading 28 Cler, ive Ke 5 Gal & ChIRR.... n ao... . 200 do. 60 tee Lf GO... eeeere do, 100 Ciey & Tol ik. | 200 10 NJorssy RA., BOARD, 260 she NY Con RR, 40 ao. #10 100 Erie = 100 100 Hudeor a Rly. Ri oes! 10 do., . 100 Harlem RR 800 Harlem RR pref. 200 Reading RR. 360 Mich Con RR... 50 MIS &N Ind RR. 100 MiB &N Ind g ak. 100 iil Con BR sorip . 100 seuss 330 in turn- it m the United States Circuit Court to recover $5,160 of interest due on fifty bonds of dated September 1, oe 1, 1872, with interest, ai and vend pay: semt-an- attached ‘An act of the Legislature of Ken- tueky authorized the Oovington and Lexington Railroad to borrow $200,000 on ite credit, and also au- thorleed the city of Covington ‘to endorse said bonds, or to loan its credit to the railroad compan pany in any other manner the city might determine, provi thereto the aualided “py petition or voting.” The constitutional question was considered by the Court ag thoroughly settled against the defendants by a great On the two last points it was held that, the bonds having passed into the hands of inno- cent holders, it was too late for the city to question the officers; that tho bonds pur-, ported to be issued in conformity with the provisions of the act, and that the purchasers were not reqnired to look beyond their face and the legislative act for the au- thority to issve the same, bat had a right to presume that the requisites of the act had been complied with frem the fact that tho bonds had been issued and put in Annexed is the statement of the Bank of the State of Indiana, made on the Assets. Notes and bills discounted. Remittances and other items 30th ee $5,587,818 17. 99,503 2,234,313 -4,163,492 $10 243,633 3,253,425 1,61999 788,704 87'586—4,701,118 Peat sseeee ees e S10 218,633 Annexed is the statement of the Pittsburg CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Tuonapay, April 18—6 P. Mu. Asuus.—The market was quie: and sales confined to r—The mantel was ad active and ‘ices were without chamge of moment, The sales em- about 16,000 bbis., closing within the following range of prices:— Superfine State 9505 a 515 Extra State ‘g00d to choice * a 540 Superfine We apa e a 515 Common to choice Western extra a 120 Mixed to straight Boathern. a 5600 Straight to good extra do. . a 125 Choice extra family and bakers! a 800 Rye flour +s a 405 | Corn meal, Je a 315 | —Cavadian flour was in better sales of The sales embraced about 950 bbis., closing within the range of the above figures. Rye flour was in fair request, with sales of 400 bbls. at our quotations, Corn mea) was wd 8 yng and prices were unchanged. while tales Wheat was dull and heavy, sod Jor some grades about 2c po eel lower, while choice white lots were firmly by embraced about 60,000 bushels, including Chicago No. 1, at $1 20; $1 46 $1 65 for white Western; @ $1 36 for red Western, $1.36 for red State, and’ $1 20 8 $126 for Chi- congo spring. Corn waa steady, with sales of 50,000 bush- | els Western mized at 62c for new and 67c. for old. Rye was * anes i 68c, a 69c, Barley was quiet. Oats were du Correx was quiet and pin were limited. 200 bags of Jamaica were made at p. t. Cortox.—The market was firm and active. The sales embraced ebout 350 bales, closing on the basis of 1240. a 12%¢0 for middling uplands. ‘Frew. —To Liverpool 20,000 bushels of wheat were engaged, in bulk, part at 9)¢d.; 3.000 bbis flour at 2a. 9d., and some lard at 278. 6d, To Glasgow 1,000 bbls. flour were epgaged at Je. 94. There was nothing new reported for London, Hay was quiet and sales light, at be bag for sbip- ment, which is likely to be suspended to Southern ports. Motassrs. —Some 75 a 100 hhds. wi id in small lots, including Porto Rico at 31s. aad Cuba : at er Navar Storrs —The sales embraced about 2,000 bbis. at $1 36 afloat, and 700 do. at $1 40 from yard. Some sales of Southern ret and shipping lots were reported at 36c. a 36}<0., while Ge York barrels were sold at 38. PRovigions —! firmer and in speculative de- mand, with sales (4 3,20 bbis., at $18 a sta 50 for moss, and af $1525 $13 for prime. Beef was firm, with bales of 260 bbls. at $8 75.0 $10 28 for repacked moss, and $10 50a $1, 50 for e: Beef hams wore fiem, with sales of 200 bbis at fis a $15 50 Cut meats were better and in fair demand, at 7c. a 7340. for shoulders, and at 830. a 9c. for Lard was active, with sales of 400 a 5C0 bbls. at 924c. @ 10340. Butter and cheese were steady and in fair demand. Rice.—' ‘was speculative movement, with sales of 2,500 casks. all on private terms. Svcars.—The market was steady and in fair deman with sales of 1,500 hhds., at_ unchanged prices, fuoluded in which was a small lot of New Orleans at 5c. ‘Wumuxy was firm, with sales of 400 = 600 bbls. at 183¢c. a 20c. SHIPPING NEWS. SPECIAL NOTICE. All packages and letters intended for the New Youe Hwraup utd be scaled ALMANAC TOR FEW YORR—THIS DAY, 5 15) moon sers. 6 42| wigs warxn.. morn 1 57 20 Port of New York, April 18, 1861, ws Ses Ransom =, MoNeilly, St Johns—D R Dewolf. Sehr Narragansett, Hall, Key Went-—Benner & Desks. Grapeahot, +, "Norfolk Clearman & Co, Echr Yorktown Wogia, ‘Alesaniein F Dodge, Jr. Behr J 4 Crandall, G Gage, Alexand.ta—| Schr Angeli hrmore-- Merril rs abbott salen 8 Semper. Scbr Thos Je! om pes & Co, Steamer Jersey Blue. ‘ARRIVED revenue steamer Harriet Lane, Capt John Faunce, "Rteamship ‘Bavaria (Ham), Meter, Hamburg, April 1, via ea a ny 5 Soutbampion 4th, with mase and ‘passengers, to Kunkardt vac Feb 8, via Mobile apn A Git salt tovobm x MoGaws Lith, inst, of Carysfort reef was in company with ships John Albert, of, Boston, and Atlantic, of doth bound out of the Gulf, 12th inst, at 9 AM, off’ Martaniila reel saw steamship Aulantic steering south, ber od full of hip Gov Dunbar, London, March 2, the Downs sth tod the Liza sien nat, to W man, Has experiencyg hea inthe channel; ostried sway’ cross: mecyard, fort mils be arch, 16, & at) AM, standing in for ne Ousynaie wal beard tacks ‘saw a vessel on fe tack. the helm was immediately put hard a port thacde acoliision, when sbe struck us on) the port quarter, carrying away tuizzen rigging and. the backstara, cutting thé rail and plankshear down, q maizzonmast, dam: Wet derma salle ani end stove in the port quarter, Feoeived inno: Keown Yiihinet lat 46 00 10 ong = Er bark Marengo, bence for Sligo. Lath Ine vi 09 (9 ©, saw ship Daniel Hoadley, ben B 30 miles, saw a ship's mizzenmast, eit ‘appar and aad ‘opentivard atiached. hip Rotert Treat (Br, of Yarmouth, ie oe Saat, March 14, with iron &e, to Thomas James, r6th had'streug W gales; passed Cape ‘oar a Bh: ike re. yailiug winds during the remainder of th ge were N and &, with fine weather; 20th, Samuel Barber stisher, er, ordinary «overboard from the fore topea peailyard, 100, Taylor, Rotterdam, left Helyoet Feb 36, owns March 3, with maze, to o1 asion of SW and wester'y gales during te Sails, carried away slings, topsall sheets, &c. izhed'anchor from the Downs, and only made a 16th March, 12th inst, Obarles Jones, ore died of consumption. Ry sree via New Or- a ho Sicitl teward, ship Yoon Jeans, April Bark Cheval «'& Guion nelro, Feb 20, with coffee 8, Anderson, Ri: to Kirkland & Von Pachs. Has experieuced very heavy wea- with augar 1d Dominion, Johnson, Cardenas, 7 da} tas had Bark Sarab A Nickels (of Ses ‘ardenas, 7 days, with rugar &o, to & P Bu Harris, for New York ald same day, Bark Cakco, Garduer, Trinidad, 17 days, with sugar &e, to Geo 8 Stephenson. Eark Susiote (of Zaza, March 31, with sn- uD inst,’ lat 3149, ton 77 40, Orleans for Liverpool, 18 May, epoke ship Lancaster, from la, #teoring 3B. Demi, Hoey, Savannah, 8 days, with cotton &c Bark to Demili & Co. Brig Loch Lomond (of Stockton), Black, Cardenas, 7 days, with sugar, to master Brig Geotge Harris (of Boston), Stowers, Cardenas, 8 days, P Book & €o. r of Hail’ax), Sutlivan, Owrdenas, 7 days, Broa & ( re, 1 F &o, to Whitin: ia, Plommer, avery heavy Reaiher anada (of Portland), Petting Nenvi with sugar &c, to Thompson & Hunter, Had weather, Brig Robert A Fisher, Barstow, New Orleans, 14 days, with fe. 104 & N Sualt Brig Juba F Arey, Fehr Hannibal with any 50 days, with sugar &e, to April 6, me heavy S\eabethport for Salem, . Wi h, Cardenas, 11 days, heavy gule from plit sails, sprang ost part of deek ke ner B Corpwell (of Provincetown), Lamson, Grand Cayman, pol 4 with mahogany, to master 6th inst, off Grand Cayman, spoke whaling brig Ls of Orland, clan; same time Won Martin, of Orland, 30’ bbls ou; Oread, of | » Aon (Br), Faulkner, Cornwallls, NS, with ; # to.» R Dewoll Behr Harry Yas bee, &>, to master. ‘ollins, Mobile, 2¢deys, with cotton, ker, Smyrna, Fla, 9 days, heonvilie, # days, ring, Smith, Savannah, anwn, Wilmington, felt Bou Bic Senn AM dw ©, Eldeidae : 6, 3 days, b 1 day’, Newbern. 8 days, Fehr P Boive, Boice, Washington, Nt Sebr Occan Wave, Warner, oa ington, NU, 4 days, Fehr BL Day, Bickman, Plymouth, NC, 14 days, Sehr Ann, Cole, iy ‘ctesebuirg, 6 days. er, Thome, ae 4a se was lost. He states thatthe lights on Vatteras and Body Were both in sight—the ship heading NW, the wind from the RE. By an observation of a star had some time be fere, the captain judged bimselt N of the place where she ‘ruck. It was4 AM, aud the watches had been called to tack ship, and were bauling up the mainssil at ‘he time; in bai? an bour the wae in having listed off shore, and pte oS our inCormaaae startet sibs falinpapase, AUNCH—From the sbipyerd [of Mr Edward ae Second street, Williamsburg, on gaya will be launched the screw steamship Meroedita, designed and built by Mr Lupton for the Havana and New York Steam Na- vigation Company, of which James C Jewett &€o, 43 South street, are the agents, This ship is the first of four first class steamships intended to run between ports in Texas, Havana ‘and New York, and is constructed with a view to atta great strength, speed and light dratt of water—which, by mantic, | gentlemen, is judged to be fully reached. She is 190 fee, Tong, 30 feet 83¢ inches wide, and 19 feet deep measuring 107> ons: draft of water, with boilers filled and 15 days’ fuel, 8 py eatery —s hg of live oak chestnut baile id bis been tal in the at ‘oro ‘Sues SE: Bria D Matonry, predic from Savannah for New Ha - ven, Pa into Norfolk 15th inst with loss of fore- mast salle, rigging, &c, having been struck by & ‘on the Scur bryce ge ~ eo larver, at been yn San Blas, bo. A aioe Owbiech oat Be part of “drek oad, Sp let iP hthome okier “same t, Ocracoc, 8, lost ‘stern boat mig Sr masta wt Hlett > tel, and the commenced ledking! lost bows ‘anchor stosks, but reds Scur Wave—Capt Grindle, of Teporte:—-iaiht inet off italern, pleted up Capt or Savannah, whin, aeatgo ot’ slate, w mops ahdered ihe ame moroiog, having had» oceaion of gules and sprung none | Nancisss, Norfolk for Peay Be Woodbury, from N hore Job fet om Pig Potnt Bar, and had to ic Uncre Ben, G: Sreamru on, NO (ao reported), put into Norfolk 36th ise int for col ead p= Mi visions, having experienced vesy tune weather. Squam, April 19- The three evening near aioe Snow Bill, 18, wi 60 "bu Washed out of forward batah; the sobr of Snow Hill, b Sarge af wana fa Now wil pravenly ly be saved; and the as bens Ad farbor with careo of charcoal for ew areas Sieve 7 tel to Ellwood Walte tary Board of Underwitere) a Nil re. be the Petras York—w! from ‘Walter, Eaq, Seere-- tothe oe ee Capt Merritt, has gone rae Coe yan ab an peat eee for China, was at Cape Lavrcuxp—at Kennel April 12, from Ward’s yard, a first class fishing schooner of 95 tons. few daye cine’ was launched @ echooner of about 45 tons, named the Lady Lin- coln. ‘At East 18th inst, a centre board schooner, ‘atea® the betas Ta ona’ “she i to be commanded by Capt J cei “"rotice to Mariners. ATLANTIC: SPAIN, SOUTHWEST COAST—FIXED AND FLASMING LIGHT AT CARTAYA. at this office that gad nda far ine Tray ot Apri 185, 8 watt will be exhibited level at tha cee, 6nd Seoutee seenin slew’ deck of a ship a! a distance of 14 miles. nthe the hfuminating appara dioptric, or by lenses, The tower is circular, 86 feet hi 1s surmounted by a lantern paint tre of the omeint informa Pop ete ee ee ry 2 av'ihis the Department of that in the lignthoure on the Morro, ‘istance of about 21 nautical ‘tatles, order of the Tainouee Board. ORNTON A JENKINS, Secretary _ Whalemen. eg 9 ‘effe aie it b wha ‘oud 00 Ibs Oe as ciara erie aS at New Lonéon Lith, nee 120 Obie ephaa Morgan, ‘esolation Is'and Jan 16, abipe Isaac Bt Pogartown 600 boa NL, 900 bbis: chia Silver Cloud billings, Rie 00 do; Charles Colgate, Nath, do, 490 bbia; ull, to gait for New phy about Feb 1 Turner, is At ot, be Ae jira, St ~O) Bolles Hayd's Iatcnds Via St etelena: Fob os wih in fae of oll jurd’s Is] via St Hel ‘el with a le Left at latter, ship Trane Hicks ai ‘NL, from Hurd’s Yaland, ful, bound home («nd probably sthers). ‘Arr at Holmes’ Hole J ‘ainsrican, P Och sk Sea, Meaptale Dee ot and tr te arn Sent heme 8) ap 400 wh; has o Pariun of ‘Keports spoke a FL i as aanarean i mulzee, Greene, Rdgurtows, having taken 180 sp’ off Avrat NBedford 14th toa, ship Rebecca Simms, Haw Arctic Coean and Or a Honolulu Nor i? Jarvis Island tb, by oe Dec 16, with 90 bbls so (taken off Ri- Heer fens tb ble oe wb ua ea Baan pee 20, lat 50 8, lon mms ‘and ahi hoe hw NY, spoke ship ‘Orn. 2254) ord sp ofl and re: olf hiver of Pinte, Feb if, ahip George & Buds ' san, Jones, NB, had taken 2 sp whs which made U0 bb's, an 1 afterwards eaw ber heave | to for snother whale; ath, ships Ocmulgee, Green, Ei vand. Ame De Ching le ean ztenrianD tnd, American, Fosse, 60,0 rc a8 rr lath, ship Ly ad pAlroarr Mth, shlo Lewis (of XLondon, late of NBedtordy, alco Mason, Smith, Ochotrke vee ve lath, ebip wi r "Nov! Korotong» Dee & with 1700 bbis wh ot bone on board, Sent home lat be gt 800 do wh oll 416.000 Tbs bone. Revorts, cruised off ir of Plave months, wea! er good, but aw uo © hi ri 9 100 miles & by © from Haiteras, was struck by qual from Wa, which carried awry mainmast foretorsall, spit paintoosall end maintopga'iant endl, bnt did not part aay of the stand: rigeing Ocal, 18tts brig Kate Cory (of Westport), Flanders, grote Atrat St Helena Feb 29, Almira, Smith B. town, 1100 ap, 250 wh all told (took 104 ep off t Helema); 25:h, chr’ fle! Smith, NL. trom Cerolation, MW bhis e-phant ‘oll-ssound home. The Almira report bar! ao Slocum, AB, otf Madngne 75 sp since leaving Mauritina; che NL, had taken Mid ap off St Helens. The ship Tease Hicks, of New J,ondon is hourly ex ntip, Feb9, backs meraiee Peirce, and Pacific, do. At Tani ‘a, Feb 9, Ocean, Gifford, of NB, 17 months ont, 690 bo 6 cil, to sail on @ eruias Nagdalinn Bay, Yeh & 1861—Bark Alice, Beebe, 5 wh, 200 bbls: slip Janus, ©mi h (sailed om the Ist to strive fouth); ahip Chandler Peis, “Ho comb, and bark Moumouth, ymsby, mated, Li wh, vag about 360 t bis; Howland, Pomenyy, and Gen Soot, Bunt 4 15 Richmond, Hatbawas way. sind | ited iwi abont. GO) bila iteard from: ths Kare mony. Kelly, tn the 38 3b, 700 bole, and the, Magus solt, Percival, 20 w Bip ¢ ‘Onward, Alleo, in Maria Bay Sist “Inns De wh mate tt thal the ‘nonr Maria, Moi tena, ‘with the Maosbasci. “Tan A, the bate Monmouth, of Cold Epring, tn sedcaroring to go us to the Margarite Bay lagoon, strack’on a sand Pad tynr fret water under her stem sod was afoat Tirward: whith in this situation her frame was raised about J2 or 13 Inch¢s amidships but on eliding off into deep eho did phortly after, it resumed ita proper pl Dark was found to have storied a leak.” Bear frond the Warsasolt, of Mattapoisett, with 20 whs and all hor casks init ry eobr Maria, Uspt Molteno, is stated to have mated with “The officers and crew of bark Delaware, i arrived at Ma chert reporting the leas ot Moe weed ote as "iy ga " elon ot teak veasel Behr J' Cunpiogham, Hardy, Virginia, 5 dye, poltuas’ Bi ig arhore on the reef Desam += — Schr TRAE Virginia, $ daye, ot Xow atic ind iy i — nee Babe Loring vjiete, ingints Wiis" ae ‘eat Of sour days aftyrward r - vey was held by ee wary wget nd Mr We? feo: her Paleo and rue keel wees hc Fehr Alexander, Law, Wood, Schr Mary Eimnva, Henderson, Vi Behr B Perkins, Elaridge Ving Bebr 8 A Taylor, Dukes, Virginia, Fehr d hirceult, Uardy, Virginia, 3d ir Wm Pacon, Sehr Rtna, Wood, i iso, Selir J T Brady, Ha'e, Virginia, Behr D Pilg Ketohurn, Virginia, 4 days, Roby N 8 Bue, Wright Virginia, 3 days, Bene A Cooper, Bush, Virginia, Sehr W Bacon, Tyler, Virginia. Scbr John Walker, Farren, Virginia, Rehr 2 Downing, hice, Virginia for New Haven Hebr M Colling, Shourds, Georgetown, DO, 7 day chr BN Smith, Liseum, Baltimore, 6 days, envy weatl Echr Three Brothers, Blscy. Baltimore 4 dav Sehr Michard Tape, Kaiten, Baittmore, 4 days, RENT Iichipan, Markhalh Eiaberport tor wat Boston, Bent JN Deputy, Lewis, Flizabethport for Providence, Schr Florence, Péckhany, blizabethport for Norwich, Rebr Texas, Champlin, Rllzabethport for Norwich. Rohr Diacem, Tudlam, E)izabethport for Bridgeport. Schr Golden Gate, Fammis, Elizabethport for Babylon, tf, Sehr A Jennings, Deae 110 daya, xperienced Schr Tryon, Stro‘it, Harrington’ Sehr H bonithy Keily, Portiond, 7 daye, Sehr Ringgola, Dennis, 4 days. & Bohr J 0 Cal Roston for Albany. Sebr Vintage, Col for Albany, Rohr EA Steves ond, Hoston tor Albany. Sehr Charter Qakt Kelly, Rosion for Albany. Rebr ine ‘Tice, Nantneket, 0 Rickey. Behr Mary Price, Bltvzani, New Haven, Bobr Alfred Barrett, Cornieh, Albaay. Hoop & Post, Pett " trginis, 4 ‘aay. Bioop Pe ‘inter, Nichola, Provident Steamer Yulean, Morrison, Pbilads Steamer Tacony. Bly, Phiiadelp! Bloamer Wameiiia. Arey. New Bodtord, Steamer Petrei, Young, Pi BELOW, Belg J aerie, from Gardens Malone, from Savant win at eunnet 8. 2 daya, hia, Miscellameourt. Smir Wircnonart—We have seen and conversed with Mr ‘Thomas Bier, ong of the men on board thie ship atthe time Bog 022842249 ; =" she leaked o badly and her injuries were so conde fringing a like rum, jort mm, of the Frapelsco, and Mr Nol’hee were. the. pureh worthy mid the Dulance of tho crew went 0B Jobo Howland Tn Magdalena Pay Feb 5, ship George Weshingten, Bright, ra hard x man, Wareham, and bark }, mated 1d whe, about 0) fat Jeb ; had atrong WIE win bard age and arr at Honolulu Feb me Got hee hd bole, In Maw of War i n the mou lena, Hy A letter from Capt Stramburg, of hij ports her at Houcthiu veo #4 having ken 90, on Too, ote a ofl to Hagdalece Bey, Miting for another season. (This be ahi an Francisco to New Bedford. thas pean tal it Beentn per galion rough to New Bed ord, and home at 134.) A Cochran, sf. a Cire Crocker, NB, ing taken 30 le’ in, to coy that of slit mond aren min LO Rich Richi mt NB, f in + first officer of bark Atlantic an, of ports her ont River Mate Feb 14, wih 170 ap alll tl ris that bark Sunbeam, Gromvvel, of NB, hed taken qi A ie tier from Capt Smith, of eht has WM 5 Ni nye A rer in doammnon's Lagoon Feb 7, having akon S00 Sed ‘A letter from Copt Kelley, of ship Hf neol: safer Bern cedtamon'y Lago ROO, aie A letter from Oapt «at. Morgen, of shi her at sen Jan with $60 Pole a ow A latter from Capt Cochi rae, OE 9 orl her in Margaretta bble oll; bound to ices ne letter From C te her at Wn area Ba 2000 bbis all Gaya, poken—Mareh 2%, lat Provincetown. “hed takene hale Ponfeepin i Fag 4 Mattapoisett, and schr Quickstep, of Provinon. port, wet Tat 419 8, lon 180 20 W. Lousiana, Kelley, | ba, ad bbls wince Having Pate = The Congress 20, Ow “oy ————————— eee