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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1862—TRIPLE SHEET. 5 Annual Commencement of the New York | amounts to $1,187,758, and the amount thrown on Stock Bachange. NP, 20 days with turpentine and wood, to F ? Montell & Coral Sea. Tt is a patch Bai lt, lat 34 15, lon ATTEMPT TO BREAK UP THE CABINET. |*""5;0ccrschie'scccel Clegt” | temuhstn ui ame. ined nie" | gnu sen my wx atte Bi Bee 2k SST MG faa rye | Was be eto fathoms over ie It ia in aitiude per tude 168 deg. 39 min, 34 sec East. is nothing to denote gen halemen, ADDRESS OF PROFESSOR WARD, M. D. ‘The second annua) commoncement of the above College took place on Tuesday afternoon in the building of the 20000 U86's,"81,'cou 92% 6000 US5's,°T4, cou 8514 1000 Mich 6'#,'73,. 88 12000 Tenns’s, "90,080 6034 do, 60 peased the vall cf attall eles; ales ine boards, Sppareniiy part of w deck loud.’ cps en . a n Forrester, McDonald, Fi , NP, via ig gen Yay ny a Schr Brvoze, Brown, Baliaore, to days, mer are $233,900 worth of silks, $448,775 of wool- Jens and $135,761 of linens. Congress will thus perceive that the duties on these articles of foreign Private Letters Publishea by General Fremont. Accompanying Major General Fremont’s ‘* Defonce,’» le 6 Bol h ‘Boston fe e Arr at St Helena. bark Mary, » of published in the New York Tribune of March 4, were, Fe eoreraed powr ye ge of Second avenue and Fleventh | anufacture may be raised still higher without MAES iencrtaits OS Bett V Weilbagte, Chipman, Boston tor Philadelphia, Westport, ‘with cpa fone a « among many others, the following important confidential danger. Our people will import foreign silks and | 10000 do. 30 63 fred vim inet, Says nj Franklin, Brown, Fall River, to land ‘The exercioes opened with. musto by eband stationed ‘Aletier from Capt Taku of bark John P West, NB, re- Me ss Dean Sin—Two points in your proclamation of at theend of the large hall, when, after a little intro- woollens, whatever the duty may jf and bos wd Sebr Garet Phinney, Boston, 34 dase pers teat Capt Faker, of bark John P Sia 1,8 a Rue Se-tee anxiety. duetion, the conferring of degress was proceeded with, | teresta of the public revenue would seem to r Sehr Argus, Crowley, Fall River, 3 days wee pus wh ‘plland 15.530 ibs quire that this branch of trade should be made to yield as much as possible. Foreign exchange is very dull. Bankers ask 112% a 118 for bills on London; but there is no inquiry at these rates. Francs are held at 6.05 a 5.00, with very little business. Stocks continue firm, Speculators are generally awaiting the developement of the military move- Id yo you snonbetuns achending mite Coa ‘The following are the names of the graduates:— clamation, the Confederates would very certainly s Brooklyn, wil our best men in their hands, in retaliation; and #0, man Pi nt hey il sa aecieas saeia, parse we ret for man indednitely. It is, therefore, Iuy ofder tna, you ‘Auburn, N. ¥. ; Bella Della, Pisa, Italy J. A. Dockstader, allow no man to be peepee. ae ym, without | Sharon Springs, N.Y. Y.; W. B. Hallock, Jamestown, N. ¥. frat having my approbationr consent. ne closing | Wit, Harkness, Fi ishkill, N. Y.; Edmond Io!ly, Hudson, Semd—I think thore is great danger that the closing | wy: ¢, 8, Hopkins, Dennis, Mass.; L. M. Leo, ‘Hartford, para-raph in coon Danita of property Ot.; RJ. P. Morden, London, Canada West; H. V. Miller; the iperating 8 pads eonenp owraerte fa ge a! oun Pompey, N.Y.;L. 8. Packard, North Bridgewater, Mase. Southern Un! nds and turn them against us—per- | sw. savago, Bath, Me. ;C. (.Smith, New York cily:A. F. haps ruin our rather fair prospect for Kentucky, Allow Btelnhost, 6 mcoe, Canada West; 3. W. Taylor, Cam: 1000 Hud Riv sf bs. 99 1000 Hod Riv 3mbs 84 10000, B&QRE 8) ¢ bs 1000 Mi bh So 2d m Rar DGrndelt Purner’ Providence, Schr G WC huni tng 8 ew Haven, 2 days Schr 8 B Strong, |, Brookhaven. Bicop Harvest ¢ ‘orwin, Providence, 2 days Steamer Petre}, Baker, Providence, The Br ship Miletus, arrived last night from Amoy, re- ‘assed! Cape Good Hope Jan 8; salled from SL He. eupplien; crosed the Baca: 5000 Chi & Nw sf bs b = ari jon 33 5: h inst, 109 miles EB 1000 Tol & Wab 2d n mg Amel 4, bound 8; was of Hatieras 1000Ch& RK Tel bids 99% P) Fxg | othe 280 lt when she encountered @ heavy NW gale, and y jown olf; lost Tecelved some 32600 American goid, 102 200 Minos Con Rise 6433 | to lull, loeb ad Spies Aatie, AUD anetaRy © #0 per brig Sheet or, and 17, gallon: wh oil p Radu for NBedford. Would recruat for snober sealon a: Slter from the frst officer of ship Emily Morgan, White. 'B, reports her at Honolulu Jan 4 (ure Dee Bet, with 106) hin wh oil and £4400 bs bohe tila Had shippe. 160) bbis wh oll and the bone by the Raduga, Was bound North another sea_on. Bark Martha, Cornell. NB, at Honoluin, has shipped $2,000 galls wh Oi) aad 6,00) IUs bone to San Franelsco per Brig Sheet Anchor, and has recruited for another season The bark Coral’s bone, 10, Iba, from Plover Bay (where she ed Pr 2 b30 So MichS&NTaKR 24 150 MSSNIgst.b30 4844 | of parnewat, spoke - & Ios Haruces tute wh ped to the Islande Se erly thet arhgranh oe ty entores the Ares | Crise -F, Throop, Winfield, N. ¥.; Virgil Thomnp- | ments in progress, and the indications are that the | 20000 do..... b30 64% BELOW. eet grometyd imi te Ja win ‘as been Peshipe And Yourth hectiou of the act of, Congress, antitied "Au | 80% see, ing 2. mi Voinrenc, Pee ectk | first success will be followed by an active time in | 000 2 Cley & Pitts RR... Two brigs, unknown, panics a act cee property used fe oer cndien Dresden, Me. A iv ty the stock market. Stocks of all kinds are scarce, | 10000 100 ao } fd Steamahin 6 An English ship) weet Supposed the Queen of the Phherdwith send you, eehicletter is written inaspirit of | After somo romarks being made to tho graduates by | and the increased traffic on the leading lines of rail- bare Ae Eile 10235 mage te Haken gcralan. from Portiand for Laverpaol was passed caution, and not of censure. I'seud it by a special mes- | one of the physicians present way tends to stimulate purchases for investment by ahs Be j 300 Clev : Tol RR cng Hage pa Ship Crown Point, Knapp, from Boston tor Boinbay, Jan songer, in order that it may certainly and speedily reach J 20 HoikHud canals 9035 100 ones. 80 arbado 19, lat 7 31 N, Jon 25°26 W you, Yours, very truly, ‘A. LINCOLN. Professor J. M. Warp proceeded to deliver his vale | parties who are in a position to see whatis going on. | 100 Pac Mss c 33g COOCHIARKIRR... 6 “"iristol, % rarpark me Sey dl from Palermo for Philadelphia, Haapquarrens Westen Deranrunyr, dictory address. He said that by the authority of the | But, in presence of such overwhelming events as ae 2 a% “a EGE bend Ft ‘Burk 3638 ion cil, Somers, from Glasgow for Phila- - A —_ en ues Logislature delegated to the presiting officer of that cor- | those which are transpiring at the seat of war, the 250 5 50 ro ae <n his le, Hareb. fs as ie, 1s nA anzas RAR eget aehlt Dean Sin Yaavo been, written be‘ore you had re. | Poste body they (the graduates) had been invested with | market naturally follows the lead of the news from | 59 “DIO 937% 10 Little Miami Ri (Part, 3 masts), Westetn Islandia? off Cape Hatteras t ceived my letter, and. before my telegraphic despatches, | ‘ehonorsof a learned profession, Onhim (tho speaker) |-the armies, and when there is none business flags i BO OE RO CRMD Com pees.» "TAS Ht Tiber A MARAE BASIS, BAN MOC Ne Poe Et tee natant munneninets for. Beales, and the rapid developement af critical conditions hee, | devolved the duty of coupling the benediction of their by ai SECOND BOARD. Wind during the day NNW. Brix Xeno) ophon, from Belfast, Mo, for Ship Island, all well, had informed you of affuirs in this quarter. Thad not | instruction with a few words of parting counsel. The | At the first board to-day the only changes were | $100007S6's,'81,reg 923/100 sha Erio RR..b1O 3514 Se~-ersennen no dat otf Portayas (by Has lp Hartford). writteneto* you fully and freely; first, because in the in- | occasion, though by no means a novel one, was yet one | an advance of 2 in Missouris, 34 in Pacific Mail | 28000Us American Shipmasters’ Association, Brig triumph, steering N, Feb 4, la: 40, lon 74, cessaut chango of ailuirs I would’ be oxposed to give you | of more’ than ordinary interest. Othors before them a% in Mi ty an Sokthewn of i ‘Marina other beso No 51 Watt Street—Roome 23 anv 25, oie eet ame Rico’ for Fortiand, Marcb 8, 17 soomtradictor: 4 accounts; and secondly, because ‘the | bad gone out from that and other colleges clcthed with | 824 7% in Michig: , Us Thefollowing aporoved officers have received cerideates | U'Scir icy Al-sanier, of Rockland, from — for Balti sunount of the subjects to be laid ofors you would de- | responsibilities such as they were now assuming, bat | speculative shares were firm at yesterday's last 500 Tr ocd ope of this association :— more, March 2,14 37 3 lon 7h, maud too much of your time. Trusting to have your | none had gone forth undericircamstances of greater confidence, I have been leaving it to events themsclycs | interest. During tho past age a marked change had t show:you whether or not 1 was shaping affairs here | come over the minds of men. The word of command according to your ideas. Tho shortest communication | to those now entering the arena was to go forward, and between Washington aud St. Louis generally involves | those who did not obey would be left behind in tho strug. two days, and the employment of two days in time of | gle of jife. Notwithstanding the unholy rebellion which war goes. largoly towards success or disaster, I, there- | was among us, science of every description was adyanc- fore, went along according to my own judgment, leay- | ing; changes in the world aboye us, as proclaimed by the ing the result of my movements to justify me with | telescope, have been so gro.t as to call for a new chart of © «And go in regard to my proclamation of the 30th, | the heavenly bodies. But more grand still were the dis- vets the rebel armies, the provisional govornment, | coveries in the world beneath, and more im- and home traitors, I felt the Position bad, and saw | portant too in ther relations to animated beings. danger. In the night I decided upon tho proclamation, Men had before acquired the uso of the mi- ani the form of it. I wrote it the next morning, and | croscope and telescope, but the revelations printed it tho samo day. I did it without cunsuitation | of both had been the work of the present century. The or advice with any one, acting solely with my best judg- | revelations of the microscope, in their relation to Foreign Ports. Feb—Suiled (ron Flushing 19h, Orpheus, Wes- oeAUX, Feb 19—Sid Guiding Stor, Pinckney, NYork; ing Sea, Munson, a. Nord America, Fredrichs, enuaven, Feb ‘17— Feb 17—Arr Pia, Estape, NYork. Sid Mth, Sliter, Patros: 16th, Brillidnt, Colburn, Adrax, b 15—In port bark Homer, Rowe, tur Hovg os Aynes, Jan 5—Arr © A Morrison. Morrison. Cadiz’ Coxstantixorig, Feb 6—Arr Kate Field, Allen, NY. rk. Catrao, Feb 15 1n port ships Harry of the We ‘st, Cotton, from 1a Islands for Hampton’ Roads, froin Ko Janeiro;" Go} Chinchas, Skoitiets prices. At the second board the market received fresh strength from an increase of outside orders to buy Erie, the Michigan shares and a few other speculative stocks. Michigan Central advanced %, Erie %4, and other stocks in proportion, The statement in this morn- ing’s Hxratp in regard to the Erie seems to have opened the eyes of the public to the posi- tion of this property, and it is not unlikely that we may again ere long see it the favorite football of bulls and bears. At the close the market was 25 Harlem 200 Reading RR 10 Mich Coutrai RR, 100 do Captain Jonathan L Sears, late of bark M Wenzel; John H Chase, ship MC Day; Charles 3 Frederick Meady, ship ‘Dorcas Prince; En ‘oO brig re Frederick N Van Brunt, bri; mate of ship Cynos ‘lian © Harris, shi hip Lawrence; Nathaniel We Pp Ibert H DePas, late of bark Meas Isane Coombs, ship Onward; Geod Murray, late of brig ¢ roline. gay ti Oa in ship Risinz Sun; Geo W Loyle, schr FantazzA; John Winchester, brig EA McAdam. 100 Miscellancous. JON Y Con RR $314 100 Covi Toit Bark Uran, Hart, of New York, which arrived 6th inst ie 847% 220 Chi & Rock I RR. from San Juan, Nic, in ballast, while lying at the end of pier 150 do., 350 25M & PrduChRR 21° | 99 East River, was cut through by the ice night of arrival, =: 2 AREAS and drifted above pier 29, where she sunk, nearly closing up 6000 Tenn 6'e, ‘90 5000 V 2 16's i 64 260 di 3000 Tol & Wa Istin ai 300 IMCenRR ser. 15000 American gold 1021; 100 Clev & Pitts 200 shs Bank of Com. 8 600 do 6 Del&Hud Can’iCo 90 100 Galena 66 Pa Mail 8 8 Co. Oo eed Blo! n Cross, to load for Antwerp at i Thos Harward, Robin- Storm Cloud, Law, froin Pisco, £3 son, bot for Chueh ment loverv he couitry and yourself, and pericetly | the somerent of medilal science, had al- | firm, The ae sean Bee i follows: —United CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. the slip of the Williamsburg Ferry . le 3: ht rg Ferry Company. Before sink- | With A ONTED Ce sugar for San Francisco. much a movement in the war as a battle, and in i gong frus i withthe stetheacone. The Professor than wenton coupon, 1881, 9254 a 943 do. ues coupon, 1874, 84 7 | _Asits.—The market was quiet, with emall gales of pots | dorabie damage to the A’a stern; she also fouled the ship | ” Cauprna, Feb iin port ships Bouthern Rights, esa from Valparaiso, disg; Marriot Erving, Manning, tor Boston, ready, CinvEnas, Feb 7A brig Sea Lark, (not Lark), Alien, St Thomas; 2ist, bart ‘Colcord Portland: brig At tred, Bullock, Key West; chr JC. Brook Grattain, | land; 224, bare Bruneve) Havener, Havana; 38, seh, Biniths Britt 84 Laurel, Philbrook, fort. at $6, and of pearls at $5 75. Lawrence, carrying away her mizzen royal mast, The fore- Breapstvrrs.—Flour—The market for low and common | mast of the Utah has broke off near the cap, and the main brands was heavy, while good to extra State grades were | royal mast has also broken off, The larboard quarter of the rathor firmer. ‘Tho sales footed up about $12,000 bble., | hull only remains out of water. cloging within the range of the following quotations:— A pilot who eame to the city yesterday frow outside, re- into these I shall have to act according to my judgincut | to dilate, in eloquent terms, upon the advantages gained of the ground before me, asI did on this occasion, If, | by ‘these three instruments, and continued:—The nu- upon reflection, your better judgment stiil decides that | morons workings of atomic particles of matter in’arrest- 1am wrong in the article respecting the liberation of | ing diseased action in the animal economy, restoring or. slaves, Ihave to ask that you will openly direct moto | der in obedience to nature's law among the disturbed 28514; Indiana 5’s, 77 a 78; Virginia 6's, 6094 a 62; Tennessee 6’s, 603¢ a 14; Missouri 6’s, 527% a Pacific Mail, 9374 a 94; New York Central,’ 535 make tho correction. Tho imphed censure will be re- | vitalforces on their first enunciation, seemed strange | 8354 a 34; Erie, 35 @ 24; do. preferred, 59) should the reprimand of | and unaccountable: but, under the prépelling power sf | 3 on a River, 3724 F 3. ee oe 128; eh % Vitae 117885 20 05 45 | porta that at noon Thursday, 40 miles south of the Hook, | 4,8! dist, barks Lay cg it, Son B Reoraste: chief. If I were to retract of my own accord it | Saxon intellect in developing the truthfulness and uni- | 4} Hudson River, 377¢ @ 743 9 a8 Ai ane Waren 8 & § 80 | the sea wan perfectly smooth, which favorable forthe | Harmon, Forland) bigs Faunie, Hoes, doy, Rebresens would imply that I myeelf thought it wrong,and that I | versality of this law in ‘he provings and remedies, and | do. preferred, 30 a 4; Reading, 4134 a 42 24; Michi- — me ccs wi OnE a See cathe aes andeke Gat cbdeandad aottie | oa), Coan Puree 7 a had acted without the relléction which the gravity of | thoir adaptation to diseased action,as indicated by cor- | gan Central, 55, a 24; Michigan Southern and choice extra Western. i Gb-era ince , rite kien FALMOUTH, Feb 20—Arr W R Beebe, Crawford, the point demanded. But I did not. I acted with full | responding symptoms to remedial ones, and availing | & fe BO 8:6 00 fn er weeauaitird wivodioe’ waigke sk ead waned Hayne, Feb 19—Arr Bull > Hows, NY. terideration, and upon tho certain’ conviction that it | thomnselves ofall past exporiencs andthe light whick, | Northern Indiana, 24 0 14; do, guaranteed, 4874 _ Boe oS 20 | ports Oct 9, William Brown, seaman, fell olf the jlbboon: and Iron, Cheaver and Favorite, Natrig was @ moasure right and neceasary—and I think so | science has shed upon every deparimont of human | 24; Panama, 117 a 119; Illinois Central, 64% a %; | Good to choice family a ~ 2 at | was drowned: : “ peiavax, Bee Afr schr Georgié Deering E89 A fore, Bull. In regard to the other point of the proclamation to | knowledge, they had constructed @ system of medicina | 7. 4 a 34: Clevel aie 7 eo noo | Snip Byyxen Hx, hence at San Francisco, reports Oct 22, | Galveston; 224; sch Ida. #- Wheeler, Dyer, Portland: which you refer,I cesireto say that I do not think the | that was already challevging the world. Dr. Gram was | Galena and Chicago, 6824 9 74; Cleveland and | By Ppeeeeertt . Geaimes Gat S Whitmore (Confed? Retahart), NOviean 2 90 a 3 95 | Peter Rodenson, a native of Germany, was lost overboart VnirRipGx, at San Francisco from Hon, Kong, at nuccession of easterly gales tie whole ec Wand 31 encotntersd n furous hurcicane from W; fore and main topsails and all the storm, sails Corn meal, Jersey and Brandywine. —Canadian flour was in good request for shipment to the British provinces, with sales of 1,200 bbis., closing within | sage; the range of the above figures. Southern flour was in | SEto Loe demand, while the market was heavy; 1,400 bbis. rae Peery ap esis artes ty ret within the rango of the above prices. Corn meal was £ 2 tS idee steady at our figures, with sales of 200 bbis. Ryo flour | raving Hong Kongens not 1 BOW# Westerly winds after and ec pa cians rain 0c 0 ray 4 Sip Bcacrate Grane, at San Francoo, left Boston Sept tho absenco of sales quotations were nominal. Two | the Gulf Sueane experienced. a terrific hurricane, * ed a terrific hurricane, whiclt moat tole ‘S e enlace gene red at $1 40, and spss com menced & at SE. jot hauled to KE and LA r Jersey al . Corn was easier and the | derateds retopmast stay sai market. loss actives | Tho 8 embraced about | and me fa tomas blown a ey, rant 25,000 bushels at 60c. a 62c, for Western mixed, in store Tienes yo OE and deliyored; 59c. for new yellow and 72¢ for han Yt Florida (Confed), Nelson do; March 1, hij p Gen! Berry, Bi ery, Teoon brig Beatrice, Drinkwats id Feb 23, bark Ocilla, Ashby, c Howes, NYork; 27th, Charlotte (Conte), Rosencran Matamoras; 28th, brig Lizabel, B: 4 s hrs Edward Ridgeley. Brown, Sacus; Anna Well (Confed), Steeper, Matamoran, March 1, bide Altaretun Bf ‘ber, Cernfue: enemy ean either misconstrue or urge apythii against | the first advocate of those principles, and there are now It, or undertake to make unusual retaliation. 10 shoot- | over two hundred practitioners gr ‘this city enlisted ing ofmen who shall rise inarms againstan army in | under the banner of simitia, The petition presented by the military occupation of a country is merely aneces- | Senator Wi'son, of Massachusetts, with twenty-five thou- sary measure of defence, and entirely according to the | sand siguatures, asking that homeopathy be introduced asigos of civilized warfare, The article does aeravall | isto tere, warasailchent procfol ie advancement refor to prisoners of war, and certainly our enemies have | of hommpithy. After putting forth some further con- noground for requiring that wo should waive in their | vincing arguments in support of the principles of homa- benefit any of tho ordinary advantages which the usages | pathy, the Professor concluded an eloquent and interest- of war allow us. As promptitude is itself an advantage | ing address with afew words of advice and exhortation of war, I have also tw ask that you will permit me to | to the graduates. carry out upon the spot the provisions of the proclama. = namattind then terminated with music by the tion in this respect. Locking at affuirs from this point of view, 1am satisfied that strong and vigorous measures have now bseome necessary to the success of our arms; | Another Charge of Murder on the High Toledo, 455% a %; Chicago and Rock Island, 56% a %; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 64 a 65; Mil- waukee and Prairie du Chien, 20% a 7%; Cleve- land, Columbus and Cincinnati, 109 8110; New York Central 7's of ¥876, 102% a 103%; Erie third mortgage bonds, 92 a 4%; Michigan Central 8’s, first mortgage, 102% a 103; Illinois Central bonds, 7's, 93 a 94; gold, 102 a 14. After the second board the market was more active than usual, and a fair amount of business was donc, gor; sche Wm Mallory (Confed , Campbell, Masasiorag. Vim arks EA Uhase, Milliken, for Foote, Harriet Spalding, De Barett, wae} Ii} port March 1, ships St P and Bamberg, Wilner, vne; NYork; Chilton, Penuell Booke;’ John Curtis, 1D aad jib- and lost; expe. La Mary A Pi ‘Wyman; John. Hathawa: Jolin Baleh, Wing ant hn akan Rogers, Beacty! for MYork; "WR Horsey, 8 Fh and hoping that my viows may hayo the hono: 4 without change in price. some new white Delaware. Kye was steady, with sales | door, pigpen, started water casks and forward house, ‘stove | © Kk; Phoenix (rebel al i 0 Paro pn elae reset aad ara eee Sens. In the Hoiieé of Representatives at Washington | of 2.700 bushels at 82c. a 830. for Stato on the dock, and boatsand washed a mau overboard, who was Hot seed after Car anne sree guacsagd Grsbaine then cate i meee Try your, 3. G FREMONT. waren stare Clavie cour, to-day the new bill authorizing purchases of gold keine porn +000 bu a beh spied By ‘ibe bale ua | eee Tian kee J 38 Si Ait Done ike Sarai, ar sae t, set ao ‘ i 0-day sales of shel 2'g0, a Sic, at tho railwa Boston from Fortress Monroe, farkren; mall, Donovan, aii jumt, une; ani ‘Wasmscion, Aug. 24, 1861. Before Hon. Judge Shipman, depot, and 75c. for California, Barley malt was po 'y gale, with violent snow sw the late arrivals,” : by the Treasury Department was passed, and an amendment added rendering the legal tender Treasury notes receivable for duties. We presume that this refers merely to the demand notes al- ready afloat, and that itis not designed to render the ‘new notes to be issued receivable for cuties. The object of , receiving the former at the Custom House is to convert them into notes issued under the act of February. The policy of declaring the legal tender notes not receivable for duties is‘ warmly debated in financial circles. On one side, itis said that by refusing to receive them government deliberately discredits its own paper. On the other hand, it is urged that if the duties were receivable in paper, while the interest was payable in coin, Mr. Chase would have to enter the market every year as a buyer of $40,000,000 in coin, and this would tend to maintain the premium on the precious metal. The new Treasury notes will be receivable in pay- ment of direct taxes, and this will always prevent any great difference in value roling between them and gold. ad a ul Yan, On 25th, towards might, the yale tod } Faw a large ship off'to leeward, with foretopmast i . strong, Faw a aail telee- , pee Ten alien is dewarg Hey le | Man —Th Cnt States w. MeurceM. German — cause I do net write Freapestly 1am to be interrupted | The District Attorney stated the caso to the jury; the 4° I take up a pen by people that have the run cf my of- | prisoner is indicted for murder on the high seas, and un- ee ee iti ee Your | derthe statute is liable, om conviction, to sufler doath, write now, to-day, in reply to your letter abdut Meigs, | The prisoner was mate on board the “American ship shat you must aot saunony that he jotended Uy. aid des- | Mongolia, and some dificultion arceo between him and an ‘tchi to Turniey to ré upon you. r from it? I hap- wened in his ctiee when he epened Turbley's requisition, | SP! bodied seaman named Charles Brown; while the and remarked to me, substantially, what he telegraphed | vesecl was in the river in New Orleans, in March, 1861, toTurniey, Buthe id not know that Tarnley had any | the mate bad a block in his hand, au told the deceased instructionsfrom you to get horses of any superior quali. | 4d ancther sailor not to put on ‘airs; in the altercation ty. No such suggestion accompanied the requisition, and menor the deceased, knocked the mate down, and re- Iwill guarantee that if Turnley makes any explanation mained eats body for Som ne until the pcaroat cried wi spon ‘on you, it w: rac. | OU i! We Nine eee aay ABATE, 508 Ate "satisfac returning, struck the decoased a blow on the head, which Teay this without having seen him at all since tho re- | blod profusely. ‘There was a subsequent difficulty be- ceipt of yours on the subject; but I think I under. | tween them; tho fatal dispute, however, occurred ou the stand him tully. [heard him say to General Scott some | 1thof April, when the prisoner came behind the db time ago that if he would name a day when he must | ceased, while he was on his knees on a mat working, and have horses they should be ready. ‘Ir next week, they | dealt him a iosges tho head with an iron belaying pin; would cost $150; if the week after, $125. ‘The price | he foll on his side, groaned but did not speak, and died?in was nothing. A horse might be worth the price many | # few days. It ‘appeared from the testimony’ that on the {mes to the government if ready when wanted, and, o. | ¢vening previous to the blow given by the mate an alter- course, of no value if not.”” This is the style of man he | cation happenod between him and deceased. 4s, and you will have,and,I believe, have not had any For the defence it was contended thit there, was no delay or difficult; from him. The trouble is po evidence whatever that Brown died from the effects of hase has more ‘of seoing Treasury notes below | the blow, or what the character of the Jujury, wos. than of seeing soldiers Killed and therefore has held | Seven witnesses gave tho prisoner a good characte! Rack too much, [ think. I don’t believe at all im that oe ma submitted is thelery, eho four o loc te of managing tho Treasury. It depends on the war, joy returned into Court in an hour, with a verdict of fand it ie better to get sot cents suibesh top ‘enemy by scll- | “ manslaughter,” in which they were all unanimous. ‘fg stock at fifty per cent discount than to wait to nego- The Judge concurred in the verdict, and said that under Liverroon, Feb 1 T Isabella, Howes, San Francisco; a. Brown, a ie of Washington (8 xon (#), Gral Aber Biewon, ‘Stetson, Calcutta; RA Hiern, N White Evans, Bath, Me, and Miramich: Crescent City, Badger, Boston. Ent out 20th, cy Chipman, Jones, Philadelphia (ent ‘12th for Baltimore). Loxnox, Feb al-Arr Teaae Jeanes, Drinkwater, R nguor. Ses uth, A Bradshaw, Fish, Galatz; 2st, Lycucgus, ARR, ‘Lawiaem. Feb 16—Pat in, Martha's Vineyard, Weaver, fry the Clyde (and ald Tztn tor NYork), 1S—Arr Gallego, Washburn, Tagarrog x, Feb 14 48h, Nameung, Roger, Mostevineo, Jan 6—Arr ¢ Coombs, Cadiz sl for Buenos Ayres) i A 8 ephenson, Hayden, 14th, Samuel Robertson, ‘Tuber, ‘hogees (aod sid for Bue- nos Ayres). Sid Dec $1, Milton, Bradford, Emcand: Jum Bi, Rscorlaza, Ryder, doj 1th, Govan Bellé, Brown, Mauri. ti, Maranzas. Feb 21—Arr sehr Carroll, Crocker, Machia 224, brig California, Cann, Bristol; schr Annic Beli, Bow: den, Portland. a eae bark Henry Booth, Chipy Yorks Rambler, Fi fackard, do; scht Chas i Moller, "alisns Newcastix, Feb 18—Ent Cg ee Mont Blane, Donnell, Bos- ton; Zone, Fullerton, do; 20th, ‘Sheerer, Sheerer, Ha- vana, stows, Feb 19—Arr Ridesdale, tex Wendell San Franciveo;, 234, fice tis, Stowe, NYork Ferenc Jan iSArt Onda, Pike, NYork; 16th, ‘Tray: uo, Jan iS—Arr On . sie Randle, inert sbuco 10th, rra Nevada, Poster, and Sovruanirox, Feb 22-—-Arr Bavaria (@),Taube, NYork (and suitor Hampues), Feb Si—Are Sparkli ing Wave, Emery, Lo: f Sacer Feb 15—Arr beta Bendievon, Sting n, "at "Tho- steady at $1 05 a$1 10. Oats were moie active, and a shade firmer, with sales of Canadian and Western at 3034¢ ,and at 40034. a 4le for Stato. Gomi was trniy held, while the market was quiet and sales limited. and), Burke, from St Johns, NF, for New York, with loss of Corso: o—The market was again bevier, and closed st bowsprit and ar EY badly. She had pase co of fully 1c. perpound. The sales embroced | f°ngers. at sot about 1,700 bales,on the vasis of 270. for middling and | bowesboard a eSB uguetinklng tag cot pan Ra at 274¢. for strict middling uplands, The sales were in | if retieved of 0 engers, We left her at 1 2) part to spinners and in part on speculation. ac39 IT, on 9 Le wind NW. At ifghe the wing got ints Frricis.—To Liverpool about 60,000 a 70,090 bushels | the Eastward. On 27th, at daylight, we were nearly up corn wore engaged at Od. in bulk, aud at 632d. in ship's | With Fishing Rip. At7 AM concluded'it was not prudent to the Hy clearing "the. bale ‘room in | FuB further into the channel, and wore ship auil stood oT gs—pretty nearly clearing the | bul m {0 | again, About 1 took a violent gale from NE, with snow, Braid 0 Lengo Hor ot fe Uo, | RV ih hal cal Se Sere pa 3 it sdon had to take them in and tay to under @ mz: and by steamer 800 packages cheese and 250 firkins but- | sail, barometer standing 23.4; bl ‘blew & perfect hur ter at 40s. To London 1,500 bbis. flour at 2s. 6d.,and | vight, wind hauling to the northward, snowing and ceding 100 packages lard at 27s. 6d.; 40 hhds, tallow at 25s.,and | Sith” very high cross ees, bark laboring hard, | By day! by a neutral vessel 1,500 bbls. flour at 2s. 6d; by igen’ te pt My A ai ee a wi, chee ait bark Platimus, hence to Havre, with 4,500 bbls. petro- | Said. Match i, noo got the len cleared off wo us to oat loum, at $1 50'per bbI.. The ship Arizonia was sold for larch 1, noon, got the ice efed topsalls. At PM, 34, came into pe and the schooner Mary Eliza, 145 tons register, “Hay was uncl and sales moderate t1 PM, 4th, made Cape’ Cod Li by 'N, distant 12 tiles, and’ at 4 PM, MoLasses was quiet and nominal. Jone ‘The market has been unusually active during w bore away’ for her and found chr Margaret Aun (of Prince Edwamis Isl- and proceeded. Br Bria Many & Iya Ropr, of Henry Potter, Ueland: frees, Hew Lore for. Quesasons (inden cooale ‘and prices have advanced }ge. a 1c. on most | Lert New York Dee 18 2PM, wind light from W, kinds, The demand has been principally from the trade, | fine, On Saturday, Dee 28, ‘the, weather being though a number of out of town buyers bave been ia vant the wind SSW. stron market, Principal ees have been 30,000 dr Agi) Ayres at 26. a 262.000 dry Rio Granite ‘At 2le., 1,500 ay Orinoco 1,600 Re 8 551 1,400 ‘ary storm} yer clone rected top Central een, 2ie., 2, dry salted Chilo at rie er ‘ils, % ding eastward, pum| fs ive feet water it hold} pea Pisces as rant ie Sais ied n nwevt away Dy the. ne Ms ot Beitast, the 2i4. the coming towards Nor Holnra signals of ‘distros, which were answered. =a ino a battle, have got you n splendid oficr | all the circumstances they had ‘arrived at a just result, a male gee vere ete ora ~— 19}4c. 8,000 domestic sian hters at 740, 86 » 9,000 | prom ere ve S wecterseoeanee bene under | mas; Abeideen, Penicton,doyschr Auta Qarder, Maowles, your Navy Department and guns. enroute ———> arin, » and ‘esol posi nore bandos the boat, and the weathe: ‘ ne 8 Oy, two, when he will be posted up and United States District Court. twenty millions of demand notes with the Sub- ie Cmgihy pees tet hice Sie’ eit — having on. oderated a lifties ieft tue brig and fy n board ihe ehtRe RE Tar Belen homes Vockinny i be ree ore ra Depece ep scab aia Pele sore Before Judge Betts, Treasurer, at five per cent interest, and to effect ifs 000 hides: oi . 2 nt Earnie i dines teen o & Isabella last scen | soe, Whi javana,; 19th, beat Knowles, NY " rtinen' im under you. le saa J a be ‘Taresre; Feb 17— Arr Starlix! a Wau hPa er haa nm | ann 4a han in, Govt cats as |Gochangesheratr with SubTrenrer® cru | wfgrteg eet ya", cepta uceais | ur mn crag Be res | ean eau An pat Zine wat bdo vi Ta a pbb hyd - ciel gienar ei > paabeata iach +l et cates, Hitherto the banks have effected exchanges | 3c. sc. We quote Bueuog Agres and Orinoeo mide, | busitar Digby in 182, and baled from Gledteser + Math iotiey, Fl a ninewont ae coating. It was Tespectively , 23¢. @ 2c.and 21 4c. a 22};c. ¢] scum EM Hatzy, Haley, from Sagua for Boston, which | | In dort bark Edmund Dwigh neat day; we nuvier, had arondy gone to Europe about arms | £27007 yy stipulation that the merchandise should abide | PY Means of gold certificates, issued by the Bank | "SAV" eia.—ales of 600 bois. common rosin wer, | patinto Xenat Jan Gtatet aout Feb 0 brig Guiden Lend, for Philudelphia do. for testi y of America, and, for the past year, with loan cer- or dest! ent tificates, issued by the Public Loan Committee, on the basis of government bonds and Treasury notes. As meetings at the Clearing House are always held And went ashore neur Nassau, where Crew and part of cargo saved. + BonwLUcy ALKXANDEN, of Rockland, from —— for Bal- tumore, wi nm March 2, lat 87 82, 10n 71. “Had been ran {nto of Long island by an unknown Aivip, and lost howspeit, anchors, foretopmast, and part of deck load of lumber, an had boat stove. made at $5 25, and 260 do., of better quality, at $5 62. ‘and 200 dbis.” spirits turpentine were sold at $1 Wa $ American Ports. was handed to Mr. Sew: to be forwarded to him. | the event of the suit of tho United States vs. ten cases Suppose it would put him in relation with Billings, | belonging to the same partios, and proceeded against on which would hres about your wishes. If 1 had known | the ground of undervaluation in the iavoice. when you were here what you communicated to my PRIZE CASES, Tather, ween from my knowledge of Meigs, with your | Mancn 4.—The United Sates vs. the Prize Schooner Stephen J could have tu d the whole matter over | Ifari,—Mr. Stewart L. Woodford made a motion to deliver Paovietons.—Pork was less buoyant and activo, and closed in faxor of purchasers, ‘The sales embraced about 1,200 Dbls.. at $14 1244 a $14 25 for new mens, $14 50 ins} Bat! Monroe itr et — Pal dusace baie ‘Charen A Bib Rie’, 4 Glouges: with closed doors, and admission not granted to pected, $12 50 for Western prime mess, aud im. att t ‘Wixp, from New York for Balti t into York; ; Gvorge W Bal hiwio, "aig ee Httle inflience, and even now, when the pelicyT have | day, io be del tothe War Doparttaent. ‘the'mutios | state «what clee transpired at the meeting. We SN sie < Gath, fee extn. Terns, bet | OO ee sale. She will provabiy bare ts ee wae We Tee eTmuneet,” Chaar Intand Ci adyooated from the first is being inaugurated, it does not | was granted. Beef was held firm. A sale of 100 tierces India mess Scnn Ena, from Baltimore for Providence, before reported toson, Matanzas? schrs Lacon, Palen St Pierre, Mart; hear, however, that some persons were in favor of depositing Treasury notes with the Bank of New York instead of the Sub-Treasury—on what ground we are unable to state. We hear likewise that there wad some talk of resuming specie payments— whether for one week or two we did not learn. The business of the Sub-Treasury was as fol- lows to-day:— soem to bring me any great power over the adminis- Other prize cases were called on, but were adjourned tration. This. I can sce, is partly my own fault. Ihave | for aiterent pe riod 7 bst Ps, in my opposition, and those who have opposed their _m beforchand, aud taunt them with them afterward, ‘The | Five 4m the Michigan State Prison. main iificuity is, however, with Lincoln himself. | He is fi red at the Sta of the wh'g school, and that brings him naturally not Hee fined principally git hell pon ‘pan only to incline to le policy of whigs, but to give heteriog paring | implements. Loss upwards of $30,000. O,we Hayward, Tibbetts, Havani Herbert, Purvere, tie, jer. SL Sh, ieind NV NW, WNW and NW, ship’ Southern ii ngham, CMALTINONE: March §—Arr schia Her shel Birdenlls OA Hicksher, i ae Bours Cuvberiey: Chiet, Cr sbeera, Sonn Pernt sm, Hall; Alert Masonry Towrtases Revver. aig and Free Wind, Jones, NYork.. Returned, slr Era, Sidriek, ‘e for Providence, with loss of suis and boat, hal been ashore on Men-of.War Shoals, has been got off without oo jury, and proceeded on her voyaze. aux. Fel 19—Pat in, the brigantine Christian, May, of Prince Edwards Isiand, from NYork 27 days, for Liverpool lat 41, 4 14W, experienced a ae le, whieh carr away companion and binnacle, part of PU mb ped wherl damaged; alxo the captain's leg broken. Lat 43 43 spoke the bark ‘Bucceus, of Liverpool, ‘hich supplied the Christina with a compass. Feb 18—The Emerald, € om Nice, had been hov 2, and had decks swept and cargo shi king m {part of the cargo was thrown overboard betore she ri ghted. Jan 17 she was also struck by a sea, was made at $24. Beof hams were in fair demand, with salesrot 200 DbI2., at $17 tor Western. Bacon was in ea with sales of $00 4 900 boxes, at 69;c. for Cumberland cut, 6c. for Western stfort ribbed, and 7}<c. for short clear. Dressed hogs were dull, at 5c. for Western and Sige. for eity. Lard was less buo: ant, while the salos embruced abauit 1,500 packages at 8;c. Butterand cheese were in fair demand, ‘while aan were unchanged, ce. —Sales of 100 casks Carolina were made at 7c. secs wore though some less active. The sales embraced hhds., included in which were his confidence to auch advisers. It coat me's great deal rte got anything done because the inclination Of wind on the part of the President or leading members | The Hlinois Constitutional Convention. of the Cubinet, ing Chase, who never voted a demo- Srrivarre.o, Il., March 5, 1862. got off withe a isk mubeot | saierg i to pelt loniempess el). in W iF Parks, MeAlvery, Pbiladel- PISTOL, Mat yi echr Thomas Winans, Dav! cratic ticker is hi But you have the pecpioat your | The Constitutional Convention today discussed the ; bac pa ; ariicle which prevents negroes and _mulattoes emigratin, 100 Porto Kico at within the range of 7c. 8c. The re- e righted. mang eg et. |. River for NYork; Win Ht Bowen, rotherton, re Beck and m doing all can to cut rad tans aul get | tito this State. ant nrobibiea them the right of suffragey mainder consisted of Cubas at 6%¢. a 73¢c., and 100 | WO o\make more water. She appears very much vivained, | dence Cer do, he Ameriea, Heyaokis, NYOrk: sloop r boxes were sold at 7%{c. lnckstone, Allen, ¢ and the cargo damaged. Rio Jaxxino, Jan 24—The American bark Lavacs, Pa: ker. from Monteviieo for Queenstown, (bones and toncash), Which pat In here Deeg leaky, has been condemned, Ri ‘» 27—In port steamship Ells Wariey, Srensey, from Nasant, wigs : ripe dohn Haren Jones r Hammer do; bark Euhwean, Mary Ni Aula, ee doy Banta Eger, Broo, 40; om Bast sr MACHIAS wirch 4—Sid steamer Rockland, Snow, tofore, and seo if that won’t work. Yours tru and requires the General Assembly to pass laws to carry M. out the provisions of the article, which was adopted by sections. ‘The report was then submitted and concurred The Case of the isabel-How She Ram in—ayos 45, bays 13. ‘Tonacco,.—Kentucky is firm, with some sales. Spanish isin demand, with sales at full prices, Sales 473 hhds. Kentucky at 83¢c. @ 1éc., 1,051 bales Havana The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $16,001,587 38, and the balances g Bde hn eld at p. t. Block: Rennes $974,005 37. Watxxy.—The market was lower and irrogular, with Personal Intelligence. - regular, ANOTHER STATEMENT om ‘THE CASE, Peefeaser Agnesia, of Chanbetige, jan ‘The deposits of demand notes with Mr. Cisco for | sales of 450 bbls. at 253¢¢. a Yo sali Wis 1a ‘To THE EDIT R OF THE HERALD, % .; Capt. Petrie, Woot.—Market till inactive; no sales of importance three CHLTABETHIEORT, Mgph 6 6—Cld schrs Thos IH Seymour, of England; L. M. Fongues, of Fort Hamilton, and J. A. | five per cent certificates average about $200,000 | 5.) .¢ our iast. Consumers aro not yet ready to cmaen henner. rem inteher oy Gren Bete, sing ie — ‘acer ew Dew Usrrep States Bar Rogavce, kins and wife, of Po hieepsie it Orr Cuarueroy, 8. C., Jan. 30, 1862. *} comet at Wr harpist er laying noticod in the papers that the affair of th a R der and mite of Frovidenes; ‘a BR of Isabel (running the blockade) has beon published alto- ilade!pl a itm oston g, we thought that wo could not do better T. Reed, of New Yeh are stopping at the St, Deus per day. The aggregate is about $4,000,000. The earnings of the St. Louis, Alton and Chica- go Railroad for the last week in February and for that month were as follows:— to extent, waiting for the settlement of government contracte, We nothing doing in domestic SHIPPING NEWS. side steam pump was wit on board of nm We A brie, bel longing to Fiautax, is ashore - ie harbor, ful lot wi The captain le nahore sic ik. Bri Edwin was to 900 the railway today, havigg dl lscharged ingo. 1# on the railway and ly to come off. nate U 8 steamer Hercules, Lieut Dunean Sommanding, ar. ar- ved at Baltimore SPALL RIVER, March 8—Si4 aaa Hac ee, Wine do for ate end oe sl Sah or peri 17th, 4 Sirens) taken inet fo hear of than wrile ab this date, although rather laie, and baye | ~ 7% Pr erage ay Po " 1961. from a cruise in the Cheanpeake. Bhe | 31 ustice done to the parties eoncerned, a lays ST Sow i, ‘ind "a'B. Lamtle,of Bostsn S008 89 cme fendered anal noe othe teh Avion, wnich | Dilton, my ar Pulp on sai Onthe morning of Jevuary 2, at daylight, we saw a | Ht Baldwin, rot Weohington, W. Kendallof Ireland, 3 sent astiore at bliged on tle eastern shore of rote | B iy brought up three men of the sche wi ‘Turner, of pit oa een ete ees tid tah whee ty ited, Bulls oe ee ee eee pared buatrees, ees oes si peas ie fer hore sehr Quibri ths tee — «iy a ae Fee rt for Ni sah hacia br ie rng Nene wt Mayaguez; schr'G M Michal Eliza. na, and § P Goin in, New Yorn coors edtciuons Pierre Van Cortland, Parana RunexO cena ab, baying gone down of ee iste ‘morning of the 24th lt, and ell om wins omhengsieqeshlp Reruisthts somites gran ne the dook for Feat, ao ea ee ee erticain hem hake the wee pea xs $4500. "Whe bout leaves for New Yors tth. monk oq a Aria of crete tons sar vt at sre ie ‘steamer tashore of us, apparently endeavoring to run in | 824 WW, hat, Of Utiea, are slopping at the Fifth Ave: toCharlestom, Wo immediately called aM hands to quar- enlnion ot enin, ters, aad sigualized to tho steamer Mohican. t, J. L. Richards ‘We opened fire on her from our starboard battery, and i. . Louis; 0 Bi " fired five shots, when she got out of our range,and,thece | cy ajpourne; H. W. Gardner, of Providence, and @.'D. Being no wind, we could not get under way. If sho was | jamont, of Lockport, are stopping at the Astor House. struck by any shot it was from us,as the Mohican had &. _D. Crane Ryle b bmg eg ef Boston; Buat ho steam up and was very long in under way,aud | and Mrs. Vibbard r, of Albany; J. R. Clark, when she did it was too late, Hot cite enutuber poh meson ay G. Linco of Providence; T. D. Mann, of shellat her, and her own crew state that they cans | of 4, J, Macdonald, of Canada; J.Q. Adama, of nowhere near her. She also came to in five fathoms | Rutimore; J. 0. Wilson of Pittsburg? 1.1 Martin, of water when sho could have continued after hor for n | Kentucky; H. Bishop, of Bridgeport: Hl id Harrison, of couple of miles farther,and if she had been smariaho | Neshville, nudS. 8. Noplee, of Penn Yan, are stoppiag at Port of New York, March 7, 196%. CLEAR fARED. Suesmahio 3 Etna (Br), Keanedy, Queenstown and Liver- ip St Lowin, Berry, Glaxgow—W ire argon, Cai, Clan Wards Mbt si tanzas—J B Ward & Co, re Sry: (wo), Burman, Cork for orders—Fanch, Ne’ Worthington (Br), Stevens, Belize, Hon—F eee £ Son, lett, Zaza—J W Elwell & C: Baga aFenno, Mme nena Bret fon Son & Co. er rage ria & BD Peters, 19,906 14 7,621 18 Total since January 1. 187,152 65 The Atlantic Fire Insurance Company, of Brook- lyn, has declared a dividend of ten per cent, pay- mand, The earnings of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad for February were:— seen ace Eitan 1 Bark nt rng thetion nt Nesars ae ‘Quok ae ‘& Go, for 10), i t Ses fleets Scars us perchaocs $119,073 24 Bese u would haye captured her. Also afew nights before that | the 9. Nichol Hota. Ponce and Mayaguez—H Under- otic: Ma: rR. bd 4 mpvenonaten ere Tins, I think on the 90th of December. we saw a v= sesssucsesstsesas sees AO HD as anne ces to, cereus clear Mar k- sn. Collingy sel ruyning out rather suspiciously, We made signals The Philadelphia ‘Builetin of last evening says:— “en ‘rium (Br), ese, Wag tog ee Smithors & Co. 400. | Gommodore Seymour, Of the British man-of-war Pelorus, | Fall al Rigge for N PEt, and rani stom, Bristol for do, to the Mohican, and in tweuty minutes the answered the There is rather more demand for money on the street, ‘i pa age pombe ny aed Prt Re eae nd the Pej Freeman, xe Port andy. Bid first one; we repeated them, and in about forty fve | Mavana—Steams and 6g & 73% Por cent are now the rates tor the best "Eine Aarne Colt, Willams Fortress Monroe—J W McKee, | HY chive ten ncoms nome va east iion Breiner nepaei. 6 jt mit For NYork. sane came down to us to see what was the matter, | TQuintere, D& 4 ee, suort paper, and 9 a 12 per cent for obligations having | Schr C N ‘Johnson, @ island—Master. Feapreting New PCaiedoni Ba ‘Bavrow's and Norfolk Taland, ‘and | _ 5th, Pot ‘sohrs Ezra F Lew ‘Hor captain then gave us permission to go in chage, and | ington, U 8.NiJ M Mayorga, RS Jury over ninety days to mature, or for names not go fayora- Gear B Bement ker, Deal's * os Md—Master, | Dutand's = sapeett Che Sous, an ‘al dence for tlso wont himaelt; bat at that late period the vessel wae | I OMe non iy acypete Me und Skee | bly known, a Deas and, Mee ae Fe T Wille on her paseae from Coromandel harbor to the Fox eth ils, and Hludnpa, Water man, do for ent of sight. 5 A Bum ty, arr, W Titiebeant, Sentinel of Taesda; ice | SATS Franklin, Townsesd, Drammondtown--Benton & | Jere, Pylstuart Island 10 fia rare ee steal ce lans | Meni fh ry Fall diver i RY. Mtor had got under way tho Mohican was about | } puci t The Milwaukee y thus notice’ gen miles, the Pelorus passed ve ie 60 pot aes fame Cra! "e Winterport Or a a in ips Motlonn) Ont cf Fige te ore | Lowpanes seceslyS & Sberwend diese Stier | money and exchange matters there :— ne U A D Cranmer, Cole, Baltimore—Van Brunt & | down on any chart. Itisabont otters | Mevtord ive gid tebe OW waar, Alien tram eee Shy nuker ate topenlio. We Ssmtingee: ines | Whos Miner Cie Higpear HB tiat, D Koorkow Dare | Affairs in the money market were quiet and unchong. | athe Dotphin, Delaney, Fatmouth—B F Smal or two fathoms of water on ite wentetn and, atthe extromity | Serike 4 Mary, Col a ee oe for Yeas Maj tie iis: rahi S'F Site Mayhew Ct Adi la Bigrery MOA de | ed yestordgy. Exchange, war steady, tho banks paying | Schr Ponnytioniny ida, Bris Kenny. Of which break m 2 COBB, Prov! ior Baliimoan TAG = direction the veesel he] going for a few hours; bat moving be ‘di York oe a pel t iy 5 y. 15 nee south, I de i 7 anit 8 LI west, and being | watha, ~ Soom, tothing of her we put t Pa ee et Komunt Atte Birth ann Sn 6 eer ontaide tbe balks we. tie tof Sales stag | Sent Caroline Peck Peck, Yom | aire ra eres foe Vink eh eat res THE CHEW OF THE BARK oxnvcK. | Reese, FOF tele, Mea ya te) ? to tne Winrar “iin ‘* mar the Terror Hitt ris, Ringgold; sloops 1 H Borden, W D premium, Gold was again a shade lower. ° The Chicago Tribune of Wednesday says:— Since the paceage of tho Treasury Note bill money has ‘been more plenty, and produce men can obtain abort all they want on th al torms. This, with our continu- ARRIVED. rene, Chesspeae, © Wy: bart) eth ot make, to 81 oan, Fictota, ence for London. Had he Senasrous to the navigation @ of thy 2. In lat 21 43 Sopth, long dently mn hes i i bal roc gay teeter j orican Whalers erulsing in comy in Augu ———— Warins, JW MeLaughiin, R Cen Launch of the Steamer Fire Cracker. Mra Polymas, Mrs Archer, T O'Nelil, J Oavor 4b Howes, © Castel, LM oH J Poweke, E Muller, L 8 At about one o'clock on Wednosday Mr, Joln Englis ea, ( 2 aha nc teapions Mca lbby in, A Hhion, icurten’ HR Muboy, Wm Jannched from his yard, foot of Tenth strect, East rivor, Ng Ha rtland, with mdse and Liverpool, Jan 4, with 40, 10a 43, Rpoke ship westerly gales the hy wane afdewarde Cfathoma, x oon. 7 ie schra Ella ‘o cs Camden for ph te} Bitten and Alfred © i'n Nee New See ae Hneet dop Willard. Wind latter part of wet day W, tree on Aa PRIA, Mareh. 6—Are r drk}, al, A Saunders, J Gardner, Geo ‘oie i 2 18 i o it 185), discavere O78 WI ‘ : “i wi ay stserrred hee ra “arm aul b, Gee ef ey Meso Haman. 9 yesamen | 04 Ferre emanate nat Se canes suey. ie Shy Conds, Caulking, Liverpoot, Jan 8, with mdse, | gn it whieh by the moan of taete obsacvatlons lay in latitude | FALLADELENLS, trevor: Paulin an ary Fava), which has been built under the suporvision May, GU Quick Avery Smithy Go Sharpe, A Nekhien, cotton agrns. ) takerenn & Co, map { ‘Willams, Rew ork; AG Ralght ae and fx Captain H.W. Johuson, who Intends to take her | Xs A biekerton, W' Niven, W'iamons, 8 ea eteoane aid ne bar cok promtnra wottiogy, | Lemma ene fits id eitiae meeieets anlet tues ton'tty | Bi ceimerto the Pi Sata ae | deca, Wine, Now W9ES I ava; HB Basoonsy & China for the purpose of running on the Yang tee although round lots wore probably sold at 44. ‘dod was oft the Hook eb 24 and byw ott ssn | bye nt eta lata] 50 8, long 10590 oes nol gia tine | wi waa el fire 6-marks Reparene, from NYork; Prod } ninco tenpes ia ry Be mctaryport, | Boi i ir . Fiver, for whieh ob,oot she has boon expressly construct: |” iN ANCIAL AND c dropued eae, folowing Now York, ‘Ave auota Te buy. | g heb Reece tat Gh sage. fram ew Caledonti? Aucustd: Wt, | Lan. team Hem is gi iss 1) Lectin frome Beuegeass od, to carry a large number of passengers as well as OMMERCIAL, aay AB he kA ty oumebemn ob Ac ire #0 Jovi barthon, built at Newiiirs port for 8 nF ; hin | a i Mara Taland, Lay Vitinfonden, ora dead on {rcight, Hor dimensions are:—Longth, 262 feet; beam, 7 mium. ca ROPER? As Bola ei a Tayaliy Wrowthe to Bruce has tel | rans Hoary, Govier, Bat timore la. ‘ my ro rth of ii) ‘. } al r ouch there s 96 feet; depth of hold , 12 feet, and 1,100 tons burthon, wuway, March 76 P.M. The Cincinuati Gazette of the same day re- | taitlevinent belonging to that nat im any ofthe. Iegate | Dani Biahlagar Sra a “ia? ic ent ‘Tho frame of the Fire Crackor is built of chestnut, | The money market continues comfortable, Hatteras, ng it. Any vesaels found trading on the ceastot New K marks:— ° Little ‘The money market is in @ condition which may bo called healthy as to the general fecling, and evimforteble as regards supply. The demand for loans 's mode rate, while theré Is an abandant supply o capitat, and Buk RGW Doige (of neh), with sogar. ae VAND, Feb 27--Acr aches, Hinwathay Ingrabarny bark Arethy pant igs eA Maitiinores Mila, Marston, do for do! M ite gg dou ane B Aroulart, wae ak 2h, brig FB " ( mm, do; March 2, BI Mary Brower, with a “peranit,” whieh ‘ Port and have landed there all their arms and ammu- diagonally braced with straps of iron. Yellow pine is the | Money can be borrowed at six per cent on call, 1 “nein tho other parts of the vessel. |.jut most of the loans are at seven. There is very ine of sixty lach cylinder, wit oh ts'to be furpicned "shine little speculation on the Stock Exchange, and the Jat 2%, lon 7930 lasted thr Tstaxp is at present he best place for qain- Hose seas; the beer and rmttton proctired thre demand for money from this source is less acti ood paper has a free currency at about 10 por cont er and imimiely superior ti abty wo any which aranco of thie stoamor is much ad. | CoM bis etive | good paper hi ° Oho Ut 10 por comt. | in lat 98, lon 78. . is caper, and. iu Rarer geen : m9: 85 ies Pike Pianders, and down y thie capable of juitgin I thore is no rea, | than it was afew days ago. First class paper can | bl bined iia oe portent’ LR gi Cain Bo fie aisle (of Camnten), !toop i Ausiialia ot i fiaiSe Waw vores Ms Partridge, Hils, Fortress pave t i as hee Wt well givg, mach be sold mt 5% a7 por cent, and. good business | fair pa) wr, Phat plenty aml Oxy at 0 uote 4 hela gu cs oye dike ier iid ry Fes 22-10 are ships Black Prive, By: Bey wil ve ready for sea in about six weeks, ' The importation of dry goods for the week 1 State ties Tsoue of the most dangerous shoals in via ai