The New York Herald Newspaper, April 29, 1862, Page 4

NEW YORK HERALD," TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1862—TRIPLE SHEET. FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. THE NORTH AMERICAN OFF CAPE RACE. ‘Tne British Abolitionists and the United States Minister in London. Exeter Hall on the American Question, and Mr. Adams’ Reply. A Rebel Privateer in the Waters of China. The Prince de Joinville Tron-Clad Ships. on Garibaldi’s Command in the Army of Italy. STATE OF THE MARKETS, ke, &e., &o, Sr. Jouys, N. F., April 28, 1862. ‘The staa:nship North Amorican, from Liverpool April 7, via Londonderry April 18, passed Cape Rico at eleven o'clock yesterday (Sunday) morning. She was boarded by the news yacht of the press, and the follow. ing summary of her news obtained, which is five days lator The North American experienced strong westerly winds up to the 2ist, and a strong northwest gale on the 22d and 23d of April. ‘The political and general news is unimportant. ‘The question of armor-plated ships and floating bat- teries continued the prominent topics in England on the 18%h inst. It is vaguely rumored that England has lately made a diplomatic recommendation to France in favor of the Withdrawal! of the French troops from Kome. Encouraging advices as to cottou growing in Jamaica and Peru have reached England. ‘The British government hag given preliminary notice to the Royal Maii Company, West India line, to terminate the existing wail contract at the expiration of the pre- ‘sent term. ‘The Calcutta mails, of March 8, were forwarded by the Bremen to New York. ‘We are under obligations to Captain Burgess, of the North American, for his kind attention to the press on this, as on many other occasions. Our Liverpoo! agent advises that the commercial re- ports are somewhat meagre, on acconnt of the holida: Good Friday having been the date of the steamer’s di parture from Londonderry. ‘Tho steamship No otian, from Port! and on the 5th each other their respective full powers, found in good and due form, have agreed upon and concluded the fol- consent that those shi shall be provided with grounds, be suspected of being ongaged in the African slave trade, or of having been fitted out for that pur- ject of this treaty, and at the same time avoid doubts, the stipulations of this tr Pork quiet and steady. Bacon steady. Lard aotive at 42s. 6d. a 44s. Tallow firmer ; sales at 45s. 6a. PRODUCK MARKET. Ashes tending upwarda; pots, 33s. easier; common, 138, 6d. a 143. sales. Sugar heavy. Cotfee—No sales. Rico flat, Cod oil very dull. Linseed oll firmer at 38s. Lonvow, April 16, 1862. Breadstuffs quiet and steady. Sugar steady. Cotlee firm, Tea steady. THE LATEST MARKETS, Livexroor, April 18, 186%. ‘The Brokers: Circular reports au advance offone-eighth one-quarter of a penuy on Atuericaa cotton, and one-qua of a penny a three-quarters of a penny on other descriptions, with a buoyant market. The sales of the week wore 80,000 bales, of which 29,000 were te speculators and 12,500 to exporters. ‘The sales to-day (Friday) are estimated at 12,000 bales, including 6,000 to speculators and exporters, the market closing firm and unchanged. The authorized quotations are ‘ Uplands. oe 34 4 ‘The stock in port is estimated at 390,000 bales, of which 126,500 bales are American. The Manchester advices are favorable. The market for cotton goods and yarns was active, and tending upward, The breadstufls market is firm, with a still advancing tenden Provisions are quiet but steady. THE SLAVE TRADE TREATY. Treaty Between the United States of America and Her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, fer the Suppression of the African Slave Trade, Concluded at Washington, April 7, 1862. TREATY FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE. The United States of America and her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Iro- land, being desirous to render more effectual tho meaus hitherto adopted for the suppression of the slave trade carried on upon the coost of Africa, have deemed it ex- pedient to conclude a treaty for that purpose, and havo named a3 their plenipotentiaries, that is tosay: The President of the United States of America, William H. Seward, Secretary of State; and her Majosty the Quoen the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, the right honvrable Richard Bickerton Peme!|, Lord Lyons, a peer of her United Kiugdom,a Knight Grand Cross of Ser most honorable Order of the Bath, and her Envoy Extraordivary aud Minister Plenipotentiary to the United Statesof America, who, after having communicated to lowing articles: Arzicis 1. The two high contracting parties mutually of their respective navies which ClaLimstructions for that pur- ned, may visit such morchunt the two nations as may, upon reasonable pose, as hereinafter m vessels of pose, or of ing, during the voyage on which they are mot by the been engaged in tho African Slave trad*, contrary to the provisions of this treaty; and thst such cruisers may detain and send, or carry away such vessel, in order that they may be brought to trial in the manner hereinafter agreed upov. In order to tix the reciprocal right of search in such a manner as shail be adapted to the attainment of the ob- disputes and complaints, the said right of search shall be fs eile in the manner and according to the rules fol- jowing:— First—It sha:l never be exercised, except by vessels-of- war authorized expressly for that object, according to ty. Second—The right of search shail in no case be exor- than is requsite for the ‘consuinption of the crow of the vease! a8 a merchant vessel ‘Sizth—An eXtraordinary Qumber of water casks or of other vessels for holding liquid, waless the master shall produce a certificate from the Custom House at tho place from which he cleared outward, stating thas a sufficient security had been given by the owners of such vessel that such extra quantity of casks or oi other vessels should be used only to hold paun oil, or forother pur poses of lawful commerce. Senenth—A greater numbor of meastubs or kids than requisite for the use of the crew of the vossel as ® mor chant vessel, E'chth—A boiler or other cooking apparntus of an unugual size, and larger, or capable of boiny aade larger, than requisite for the use of the crew of tovessel as & merchant vessel, or more than one boigr or other cookin apparatus of the ordinary size. Ninth—An oxtraordinary quantity of riee,of the flour of Brazil, of manioc or cavsada, commonly caliod farina, fof maize, or of Indiaa corn, or of any other ariicle of cod whatever, bayond tho pribab!o wants of the crow; s such rice, farina, four, maize, Indiin corn ,orother article of food, be entered ou the manifest as part of the cargo for trade. Tenh—A quantity of mats or matting greater than is tral advanced \{, Erie preferred }4, Toledo %, Mi- nois Central 4, and other shares in proportion. The market closed very firm, the following being the last quotations: —United States 6's, registered, 1881, 95% a 4; do. 6's, coupon, 1881, 957% a 96; do. 5's, 1874, 874% a 83; indiana 5's, 77% a 78%; Tennessee 6’s, 56%; a %4; Virginia 5544 @ 58; North Carolina 6’s, 65 a 66; Missouri 6’s, 4994 a 50; Pacific Mail, 108 a 108; New York Central, 8324 a 8324; Erie, 36% a 37; de. preferred, 61% a 61%; Hudson River, 364 a 36; Harlem, 12}4 a °4; do. preferred, 30 a 14; Reading, 48} a 45; Michigan Central, 544% a 34; Michigan Southern and North- ern Indiana, 22 a 34; do. guaranteed, 44% a 46; Pa- nama, 124 a 124; Illinois Central, 59% a 1%; Gale- na and Chicago, 67 %4; Cleveland and Toledo, 42% a %; Chicago and Rock Island, 544% a 1%; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 6244 @ 63 ; Milwau- necessary for the use of the crew of the vessel is a mer chant vessel; unless such mats or matting be ontered on the manifest as part of the cargo for t-ade. If it be proved that any one or more of the articles above specified is or are on board, or havé been on board during the veyage in which th | was captured vhat fact shall be considv ro! as prima facis evidence t the vessel was employed in the African slave trade, aud she shall in consequence be condemned and declared law- ful prize, unless the master or owners shall furnish clear and incontrovertible ovidence, proving to the satis- faction of the mixed court of justice that at the time of her detention or capture the vessel was employed in a jlawful undertaking, and that sueh of the different articles above specifiod as were found on board at the time of de- tention, or as may have been embarked during the voy- age ou which sho was engaged when captured, wore in- dispensable for the lawiul object of her voyage. Anr. VII. Ifany one of tho articios specitiod in the preceding article as grounds for condemnation should be found on board a merchant vessel, or shuld be proved to have been on board of her during the voyagoon which she was captured, no compensation for losses, damages, or expenses consequent upon the detention of such ves- sel, shail, in any case, be granted either to the master, the owner, or any other person intorested in the oquip: ment or in the Inding, even though she should not bo condemned by the mixed court of justice. Art. VIL. it is agresd between the two high contract. ing parties that in all cases in which a vessel shall be datained undor this treaty by their respective crnisers ax having beow engaged in the African slave trade, or as having beon fitted out for tho purposes theroot, and shall consequontly be adjudged and condemned by one of the mixed courts of justico to be establishait as aforesaid , the said vessel shall, immodiately aftor its y,and shall be sold arate parts, after having been so broken\up, unless either of t Governments sho ild wish her for the use of its navy, at competent porsn chosen for that purpows by the court of justice, im which case the government } cruiser shall have detained tho condemned vessel I bave the first option of purchase. Arr. IX. Tho captain, master, pilot and crew of avy vesselcondenned by the mixed courts of justice, shill be punished accorling to tha lawa of the couatry to ich vessel belongs, as shall also the owner or nd the persons taterested in her equipment or cargo, unless they prove that they had no participation in the enterprise. For this purpose, ths two high contracting parties agroo that, in so far as it may not be attended with grievous expense and inconvonieuce, the maator and crow kee and Prairie du Chien, 2544 a 26; Cleveland, Co- lumbus and Cincinnati, 112 3%; New York Central 7's, 1876, 103% a 104; Erie third mortgage bonds, 94% 295; Michigan Central 8's, first mortgage, 100 a 10044; Illinois Central bonds, 7's, 87 a 83; gold, 101% a %. The European news from Cape Race is import. ant in regard to the increased firmness in bread- stuffs. This probably indicates a continuance of the bad weather whieh, at latest advices, caused so much alarm for the crops. The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows to-day: ++ +$2,508,920 11 118,000 00. Payments, 2,183,297 23 Balance, 12,668,375 41 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $26,543,778 14, and the balances $1,580,041,04. At auction this afternoon A. H. Nicolay sold the following stocks: — $2,000 Logan Co. Mining and Manufact'g Co., 1st mg. 4,000 Peoria and Oquawka, Ist mortgage, Sa 4,000 do. do, 21 mortgag 10 shares Washington Hire Insurance Company. ‘The receipts of the Harlem Railroad for the firat three months of this and last year were as fol- lows:— 76% 31g January... February. March. ‘Total ‘Total increase for thro months of 1862. , ‘he, Harlem Company did not rum any express trains to Albany this year, resulting in a great saving of expenses. The way travel and freight has largely increased, and to this cause alone is to of any vessel which may be condemned by a sentence of one of the mixed courts of justice. as woil az any othor ‘persons found on board the vessel, shall be sent and ae- livered up to the jurisdiction of the nation under whose flag tae condemned vessel was sailing at ihe time of cap- nd that the witnesses and proofs nocessary to h the guilt of sueh master, crew or other persons shill also be sent with thom. ‘The same course shall be pursued with rogard to sub- Jects or citizens of either contracting party who may be found by a cruiser of the other oa board a vessel of any third Power, or on board a vessel sailing witnout flag or papers, which may be condemned by any competent court for having engaged in the African siaye trade. Axr. X. The negroos who are found on board of a vessel be attributed the increase of freight. ‘The bill for opening Madison avenue, passed by the Legis- lature 15th April inst., will enable the Harlem OFrry COMMERCIAL REPORT. Mowpar, April 28—6P. M. Asuxs.—The market was stoady, with small sales of both sorts at $5 62%. Brxavervrys.—Fiour—The mar':et in the morning opened dul! and about 5c. per bb!, lower; but the receipt of the forcign news caused a reaction in prices, which elosed firm at about the rates of Satur- day. The transactions footed up about 12,000 bbls.’ within tho following range of prices:— 4 490 510 a 515 5 80 a 590 Common to choice extra Western. 515 a 6 50 Canadian... 510 a 6 50 Southern mixed to good superfine 540 a 600 bxtra do... saeeeeee tte 610 a 700 Good to choice family do. 700 a 750 300 a 415 270 a 300 tho opening, but closed is at better prices. The sales embraced about 1,400 bb's. within the above range of quotations. South- ecn {our was firm, with sais o: 500 bbls, within the range of tho above Ogures, Rye flour was steady at our quotations, with sales of 175 bbls, Corn meal was quiet at the above prices, with sales of about 200 bbls. Jersoy and Brandywine. Whoat was firmly held, while sales were light and ‘ices unchanged; the sales were confined to about 20,900 bushels, in- cluding prime white Michigan at $1 41, with a small lot of choice reported at $1 44; $1 333, a $1 34 for choice Indiana, and $1 20 for Miiwaukeo club. Corn was firmer at the close, though dull and lower than on Saturday, Sales footed up 18,000 a 20,000 bushels, at Sic, a 580. for Western mixed, delivered, chiefly at the inside figure. Rye was iu light supply, and pricos were firm at 75}3c. a79c. on the wharf and at 8134. delivered. Barley and barley malt were quict but firmly hold. Oats were in moderate demand, with sales of Canadian at 38c. a 5¥c., and Western at 38c. a 40c., and State at 400. a 403,c. Corrre.—The market was quiet, A sale of 400 bags of common Rio for parching was mare at 18c. ‘Corrox.—Monday ig usually a dull day, as few spinners are commonly on hand on that day, while the Southern news tended to lesson tho animation previously prevail. ing in tho market. Hence there was scarcely enough doing to establish a market, ‘Ihe sales in small lots em- braced about 200 bales on the average of about 29},c. for middling up'ands. Freian7s wero steady at Saturday’s rates. To Liver- poo! 2,500 bbls. of tour were engaged at 2s. a 23. 3d. 10,000 bus! of corn at 63gd. in bulk; withsome previ- sions at 2s.6!. To Lonion 150 tiorces beef at 5s. a 53. 6d, Rates to Glasgow and Havre were unchanged. Hay,—The markt was firm at 60c. a 690. for shipping, and at 70c. a 75. fur city use. Morsssrs.—Saies of 22 tierces Cuba muscovado wero made ut s2zc., and 32 bbls. at the same figure, and 175 hnds, Cuba muscovado at 32c. Naval Stor:s.—Saies of 150 bb's. pestine were made at $1 421; at $140. Common rosing were $7 5u a $8 por 310 iba, All the rosin qialty were scarce and'firm. Sale imington tar were made at $i ProvisteNs.—Vork—The market was more active. and prices werofirmor, Tho ses embraced about 750 at $12 374 a $12 50 for new mess, and $10.4 $1020 ‘or now prime; $12 6334 for uninspected mess, and $13.50 $l4for clear do. Beol was firm and in good demand, with sales of 3.0 bbls, at $13 a $14 for plain mes, and $14 50 a Slo for extra do. Beef haus and prime mss beot hams were quiet and nominal, Cut mea:s were im good demand, and prices firm, with sales of 40 « 500 packages at 4c. a 43¢c. for dry salted shoulders, 5c. a 6c. for hams, and 6c. a 6c. for pickled do. Bicon was in good request, with sales of 250 boxes at 6igc for short ribbod Western. Lard was firmer and in good request, with sales of 1,200 packages at Tc. 4 spirits ture and 300 do. jet bot firm at above common in of 400 bbls. Wil- Company to lay down their track for their Fourth avenue cars to Seventy-ninth street, on the Madi- son avenue, and when finished will greatly aug- ment their income. This isa very important city improvement, and will prove a very great accom- modation to the public visiting Central Park, and js much needed. The Hariem Company have the right to run their cars on this avenue, for thirty Bic. Buttor and cheese wore iu moderate rejuest aud rices unchanged. » Sucars were unchanged, while the sales embraced about 800 hhds., chiefly within the range of 63c. a 73Zc., closing with some less spirit than was maniested Last wi reek. Wmsaey.—The markot was steady, with sales of 900 Dbis., at 22)c. a 280, fur State, and ut 2c. aa 25s¢c. for Western, about So'ciock FF M the wreckers in port were engaged remove the cargo, conslsting principally of sugar, coiton tobacco and segars, and continued working during the who! night, the puinps all the while being wor! by the crew.’ Several of the wreckers are. reported to have beem drowned by the upsetting of a boat in the. and many received severe wounds and bruises while in ‘the vessel's hold, by the shifting of boxes of sugar, occasioned by her roliing motion. Since the Karnak first struck she bas come pletely sifted her position, and uow lies with her head tor wards the south, Barw Axim (of Boston), Levenston, from Providencet was at Goree, Wy°A, March 23, vound to Sierra Leone. A let ter from on say! ‘We arrived here March 19, after sloriny psssage of 24 di Feb 28, it 3% long 67 20 experienced a violent gale from SE; 4PM the wind shifted suddeng to the westward, and blew with inv: @ased ‘M hove the ship to under bare poles; at It PM w ack by a heavy sea, which threw the vessel neare ly on her beam’ ends, sprung aleak, stove boat, carrying and everythiug to leeward, lost’ forward booby hatch aud lve bales of h: started three water casks, stove bul Wwarks and ganaway, broke the forecastle the cabin with Waier, w rail under water until noon of the 29th, At the gaie and sea having moderated, got before the wind under foretopmast staysail and reefed foresail, when she righted with three and a half feet of water in the hold. Continued pumping until me @ ship hove in sight, which proved to be Forbes, from Havre, of and for New York. Hoisted signat of distreae and brought the ship to on port tack, with the im- tention of leaving her, but finding her to lay easier on this tack, sounded the pumps and continued pumping for about no hour, when we found that we were gaining on the leak lowered’ the signal, and coaciuded to proceed on the voyaze. Foe gale continued with little abatement for three days. March 3, fell in with the wreck of a schooner, with (oremaat and bowsprit standing, the rest of her spars and boat waterlogged and ubandoned; had the appearance of being but a short tine in that condition. Made out her naine to be the Curacoa, of Windsor, NS. We have had our pumps go- ing since the pale of Feb 28." > Bank Many Lucexria, Bowers, arrived at St Thomas Ast inst, and brig Hampden, Miles, from St Michaels, art 4th, both in distress, ‘hat naturé not stated. Scuu D Townsxnn, at Philadelphia from Trinidad, on {2ue inst, lat 31 40, lon 79 50, had 5 casks molasses w ‘ott deck by « heavy soa; sprung foremast, shifted cargo and sustained oiher damage. Scum Aucuxr, of Cold Spring, with a cargo of coal, while at anchor in the stream at Elizibethpost, was run into by = sieamtug a few days since, and had her stern cut down to the deck. The scr would’ return to port for repairs, Sonn IC Hxutz, before reported ashore ougthe Wes: Chops was floated off 26th inst, uninjured. Scux Avnet, before reported beached at Holmes, Hole to prevent sinking, bas been pumped out and hauled off. Scuz Pavgasser, Capt ! Keen, which sailed from New Redford in the fall of 1860 tor Darien, Ga, where she was employed in the coasting business by the master, who as Fincipal owner, liag been contiveated by, the rebels. | Capt een is still at Darien, having becn robbed of everytinvins, and is one of the only’ two white men remaining in town Upon the breaking oui of the rebellion Capt K coatinue 1 his business, as it was very remunerative, thinking that the war would be of short duration. A number of hhds of damaged sugar, landed from brig Gen Pierce, from Matanzas for New York. ba? rs ranorted at Nassan in distress, were sold at auction at Nagai 14th inst. Sold by order’ of survey, for the beneit of «ll con- cerned. Ship Wm C Nye, of New Bedford, now at San Frincisco where she carried 'a cargoof coal from, this port, has bec purchased by BtcRuer & Merrill for the sum of $10,000, and Will be empioyed IM Lhe Wuauls vasivess from the port of San Francisco. Bark Franklin, of New Bedford, 273. tons, wax sold at anc- tion 20th inst, as'she was discharged trom her last voyage, to B B Howard, for $4350. Brig Mary Wilkins, A2, 266 tons, built at Salem in 1835, haw henna Jor $9000, cash. a4 Livxcuxp—At Hancock, Me, on the 15th inst, from the yard of Wooaler & Young, a siauneh, thoroughly built sehr" Of 11) tons. called the Laurel. She was built expressly for Grand Bun fishing and the coasting trade, by Master Thi Mereiuant, and is owned by Wooster & Young, Jore Wooster an ‘The following tabie glves a summary of the vessels in the harbors of New York, Boston, Baltunore, Charleston, Savan- nuh, New Orleans and Galveston, at the latest accoudts foun each of those ports:— Es instant, arrived at Londonderry on tho 16th. ‘The steamship Anglo-Saxon, from Portland March 29, arrived at Liverpool on the 16th instant. She broke her fmiermediate shaft on the 1ith, but got a single engine to work on the-14th, and reached Liverpool via the south of Ireland. ‘TheGreat Eastern had been got off the gridiron'as Mil- cised with respect to a vessel of the navy of either of the two Powers, but shall be exercised only as regards mer- chant vesses; and it shall not be oxorcised by a vessel- of-war of either contracting party within the limits of a settlement or port, nor within the territorial waters of the other party. \ Taerd—Whenever a merchant vessel is searched ‘by A ship-of-war, the commander of the said ship shall, ‘du the act of so doing, exhibit to the commander of the condemned by the mixed courts of justice, in conformity withthe stipulations of this troaty, shali be placed at the disposal of the government whose cruiser has made the capture; they shail be immediately set at liberty and shall remain free,tue government to whom they have been dolivernd gunrantecing their liborty. Ant. XU. The gots or instruments annexed to this treaty, and which it is person agroed snail form an — SHIPPING NEWS. Movements of Ocean Steamers. FROM BUROVE. years, under the act of the Legislature passed April 16, 1859. The folowing ia a comparative: statementiof the earnings andexpenses of the Buffalo, New York and Brie Railroad Company for the six moths epd- ing April 1:— \ For New York New York City of Washington. Liverpool. t thereof, ave as ford in safety, and steamed to her old moorings, gmerchant vessel the special ivatructions by which he is NUL ioraations for the shij ; a ips of the navies of both . ‘duly authorized to search, and shall detiver to sucn. com. s, destined to prevent the African slave trae. samen yy 60 340 The American Question. ‘Mander a certuticate, si by himself, stating his rank ‘B.) ltegulations for the mixed courts of justic €) Freight... . y DSPUTATION FROM BRITISH ABOLITIONISTS TO THE | ‘A the navalservice of his country, and tho name of the rr. XIl. the present treaty shail be ratified ‘Other sources ee , PO ee UNITED STATES MINISTER IN LONDON—THEIR PRO- | Vessel he commands, and also deciaring that the only | ratifications thereof shall be exchanged at London io six Port of New York, April 24, 1862. POSAL AND THE REPLY OF MR. ADAMS—A REBEL | VJect of the se. is to ascertain whether the vessel | months from this date, or sooner ii possible. It shall con- Total..... eee. Feyed aes ix as WETS Ae CHth. is employed in the African slave trade, or is titted up | tinue and remain infuilforee for the term of ten yoars | Hrpenses— CLEARED. for the said trade. When the search is made by an offi- | trom tho day of exchango of the ratifications,and further, | yfaintaining road. be indetalde, Oust nt, Paneer oor nia A dep:tation from the British and Foreign Ant Slavery Society waited on Mr. Adams, the American Minister, on the 16th, and p: mted an address, in which the hope is expressed that the restoration of the Union would be founded upon the abolition of the true cause of strife. ‘The reply of Mr. Adams is described as having been very satis‘actory to the deputation; but the London Times thinks it indicates the policy of Northera poli- the cruiser who is not the commander, such officer 1 to the captain of the merchant vessel ‘a copy wethe before meationed special justructious, signed by the commander of the cruiser; aud he shai in like manner deliver a certificate signed by himself, stating of the commander by @ the search, that of the hich he sails, and the object of the search, ribed. if itappears from the search that the papers of the vessel are in regula: order, and that it isemployed on lawinl! objects, the officer shail enter in the logbook of the vessei that the search las been nade until the end of one year after either of the contracting Parties shall have given notice to the other of its inten- tion to terminate (he same. each of the contracting parties g to itself the right of giving such notive to the the end of said term of tenyears. And it is hereby agreed between them that, on the expiration of one year after such notice shail ave been recoived by either from the other party, this treaty shal! altogether coase and devermine. fn witness whereof the respective plenipotentiaries have signed the present treaty .and have thereunto affixed the seal of their arms. Done at Washington the seventh Repairing machi Operating road Total...... —Net earnings. This makes the increase for the six months $85,561. The net earnings of the period, $202,000, are more than sufficient to pay the interest on the funded debt of the company for the entire year. The company has no construction account. The ip Seth Sprague, Tyson, Antwerp—W I’ Schmidt. Ship TW Brune ——-. Titladelpiia Hicks & Beli. | Bark Trajan, Babbidge, Falmouth—Walsh, Carver & Clase, Bark J A Hazard, Lawson, Rio Janeiro—G 8 Cott. Brig Laura Gerirude, Campbell, ‘Teneriffe—Dollner, Pot ter & Co. Brig Los Amigos (Br). Johnson, Belize, Hon—J Jex. Bae King Brehess (Br), Lavaway, Port au Prince—Robt Mi ria Lady Washingion (Br), Morrison, St Johns, NF—P I Nevius & Son. hr War Eagie. Hoigdon, wayra—Dovale & Co. Sehr Angonant (Br), Spinn it John—D R Dewolf. Schr Adela (Br), Wayeott, St George—J rye, Boar LA Eudicott, Leeds, Philndelphia—Master. Whalemen. Sid from New Bedford 26th iuet, bark Orray Taft, Tyson, Cunnberland Tulet. Sid trom Proviner town 18th inst, achr Wm Martin, Mertin, Atlantl: Qeean, rom Rostov for the Atlantic Ocean, leaky, iu @ veen repaired and is < was around the lumber ports, a id we ticlans, which is to have liberty to deal, according to | jn pursuance of the aforesaid special instructions; and | da : i ings f rt i ~ 5 y of April in the year of our Lord one thousand eight | earnings for the first fifteen days of April show an only required slighe repairs, Circumstances, with the slavery question, the vessel shall be left at liberty to pursue its voyage. | hundred and sixty-two. WILLIAM H. SEWaRD. Py ‘is rdery, Philadelphia—Masier Sid trou Hoxoiulu Feb 10, ship Florence, Spencer, Ochotste The rank’ of the. oficer who. makes the search # Ly0 fe tiescane 00 SU Aes al ie eee eee Stir Nulad Quean, Hise, Philadelphia —Masier. * NB, reporta ‘The Hong Kong (China) correspondent of the London ‘Times, writing about March —, reports that a Confederate privateer in the China Seas had been fallen in with by Her Majesty's ship Plover on the coast of Borneo. If ‘there at all, she must have been on the lookout for Ame- rican ships outward bound, being in their course by the must not be less than that of Ifeutenunt in the navy, uniees the command, either by reason of death or other cause, is at the time heldby an officer of in erior rank. Fourthly—The reciprocal right o/ search and detention shalt be exercised only within the distance of two hun- dred iniles trom the st of Africa, and to the south- rd of the thirty-second paraliel of north latitude, The Hackley Contraet. SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM. Before Hon. Judge Barnard. Avnn. 28.—Lewis Baker vs. A. J. Hackley and others. The Court made an order in this case to the following effect:—It being represented that there are large sums Stoel Exchi Moxpay, April 23, 1862. $10000 US6's, 1881,reg 944% 50 sls Pac MSS Co. 10624 2000 do. - 94% do......080 106g 40000 U S 6’s,’61,cou 95 100 do, . 20000 di ar = oe Oneret RR.. 25 0. . Sebr T Potter, Rvckett, Philadelpiia—A Howes. Schr e Warner McCann, Philadelphis—3 W MekKer. Schr Convoy, Merrill, Portsmouth—W 8 Brown & Uo. Schr T B Hodgman, Prince, Boston—G L Match. Schr Texas, Ellis, Bosion—A Howes. Sloop Paramount, ——, Chincoteague—Master. Cleared 25th—Steamship ‘Ta-K ang (new), Sanford, 1 yphant, Son & Co. (The above was mispridted in A letter from Capt Lewis, of ship Corinthian, at 81. Carlos M A Ietier irom Captain Benson. of schr Texea, of a ven, dated at Barbados Aprit 2, i863, reports her with 16 ube *p do blacktish ol—tound to'the Charleston Ground; had seen whales but twice vince leaving hom A leiter from Capt Sherma k Gov C 35, ont Palani passage against the northeast monsoon. The J ami within thirty leagues trom the coust of the Island of | Sug vo faborera and others for work done under the con- Sunday's paper) ARRIVED. Ree eee ee Tanck Pere Mortar ri correspondent says this is particularly unfortunate for | “yr. 11. tn order to regulate the mode of carrying the tract, aad has sack persons a, dependent for a aup- 1 @ steam gunvoat Connecticut, Commander, M Woodhnit - 400 do, Osceola bi, Ieaker, do, 5B do; e 1 % ed that tl ot s rn 2, and from the entire Blockading Fleet, Dunbar, NL, no oil on bow American shipping, as the feders! government has not a | provisions of the preceding article into execution, it is oy otaniawaeurs, hy, of bark Henry Taber, NB, dated single war vessel of any description in those waters ,ex- agreed— shall not prevent the payment to or receipt by the de- fendant, Authony ©. Hope, of any moneys due, or to be- 2000 ula 8 y cer. Steamship Fulton (U S transport), Wotton, Port Royal, at sea dan 10, reports hei hasng tacen 20 bols'sp oft since : < ‘First—That ail the ships of the navies of the two na- i 70000 | do. : i . U 8 Chartermaster, nyta—ail well on board. copt the Saginaw, and she is rotten and useless. dJous which shall be hereatter employed to preceat te | eee sen ee aati agit the injunction | 300bi0 6's. 1860.- 100 400 Erie RR pret.b30 6146 oe UBr rot Shiels), Shiel, Foochow, Dec 15, | | Spuken--feb 13, off Guatfo, bark Sappho, Cofin, NB, with France. Sate eee aeenall be furnished hy their respective | had not been granted. Ail moneys uot necessary to pay em deena ewe aes cin Meee a ora ea ee ai St Helens, und crossed | March 2h on Callao Ground, bark Anaconda, Paua, NB, a with a oopy of the presout treaty, of the in- “é 2 swouen S . at hers % ir Caps Gn vert soto ‘The Prince do Joinville is about publishing a pamphlet S Mane sian’ he taser someta ac tae sad eee rl the decision of tha Pre ag “tho 10000 a 0 ee sOMhS aN lente ix Hieagate Sear Asan trom ig Bagot he 5, wit Callao, bark Nautilus, Swain, NB, nothing om iron-plated frigates. His work, it is said, will present : ice ao- | and receiver. 2 isgouri 8° 5 Panama RR..... 12 Nia; Sth inst, 1nt 35 30, lou 69 2), spoke sole Willian Marsin. ‘ xed thereto (marked 8). which annexes respect- 20000 Missouri 6's... 4934 anama RR..... 124 ‘sw 8645, lon 7025, had # violent Spoke: the subject under new aspects. He does not admit the y shail De cousidered us integral partsor the preseat | phe Late puaniee Chain Wamu ike do..;..-bi0 4934 150 Tl Can AR serip. oe eee conor ante tt sails, de. viii), benee for Glaagew, wes pessed invulnerability of the new vessels. iy. Mayor Application was made for a mandamus to com- mim BOM | se meraainn (Breen), reat yumtett a On. Te ates Foreign Ports. It is again questioned if the Emperor Napoleon will go | ,,Svvndlv—That each of the high contracting parties | pel Mayor Opdyke to countersign a warrant drawn in me. © 50% | Tonnb. paseed several icebergs ” | goons, WOA, Marden dbetie port batten Manehtaten. Wel= to the London exhibition, and asserted that if he does it | S22! ‘rom time to time communicate to the other the | fayer of plaintiff for binding two thousand volumes o | 5999 $30 94 «13 39 Ship Kingfisher (of Boston), Freeman. Boston, days, in | yer and'Redar, Boyer, He A ¥ | names of the several ships furnished with such instruc- | Kent’s Comment: and Notes to the City Charter. The ERR4thmb.. 86 100 880 59 last, to master. g Frovtxua, Mex, Aprill—Ia port schr Red Jacket, Payson, will be strictly incognito. tions, the force of each, and the names of their several | Judge ordered a peremptory mandamus to issue. Bnei any ‘Ship'Cambri, Manchester, New Bedford, 60 hours, in bal- | ¢,r NYark 10 ages ‘The Rowse was flat on the 16th and lower. commanders. Tbe said commanders shall hold the rank wes aires 500 Mich So2dm.. 7436 50 830 59% | tant, to Ruger Bros. Hende meses Loxpox, Apriti2—In port ships Josiah Bradlee, Hopner, of captala ia she Raayf,eu ttle let of lectoncens it —— 500 Tl Cea RR... 87 100 5024 | Bark Syiphide (Br, of Sundesland), Henderson, Barcelona, } aud” Noonay, Hoary. for Hess; € Grinaely. npencer, TOR being neverthi-less understood that the instructions Arrivals and Departures. 8500 do..-.-..-+ BEM 100 do......s10 59% | March 11. jassed Gibraltar 27UR, in ballast 0 ooer, | | NYork Wits Patrick Th jowe: Amazon, Hovey, and J Spain. : originally issued to an officer holding the rank of lieu- eer eS e $000 TOWN atin Oe nee Ore | 2, wilh colee, 194M nooken ‘ Sai AMaruucen Apeil Leta por bare addissn Child, Saalth Rim assorted that the Spanish government is taking | tenant of the navy, or other superior rank, shall, in case | y f'Q JAsnine Bris, Abuy st psabelsctsancis 1 Parker, | oo Tole Wabzim.. of SogCleved TuledoRR 42” | ,, Bris Abby & Elizabeth, Martin, Rio Jancis, Feb 3t. wilh | fo: Marseien ldgs bigs Candace, Suow, from Boston, i steps to restoro its credit, and had commissioned two } Of lis death or temporary absence, be sufficient to autho- ae “ contact + gh hee Seca fon gd ng EI lon 69, spoke sebr Jutta R | Eno, Benson, for Baltimore few'ducs: schrs Amelia, Ba : ‘endade 66 di daede, rize the officer on whom the command of the vessel bas | nem} 7000 Liev kTol sf , 90 42 | Gamaie, from Portland for'Cardenay 1s sae with | IS: seburyport Idg; Martha, Nichols, for Philadelphia Wading firms in London to put the Ha funds ob } devoived to make the search. although such ofticer may | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | "sido" Ls I ee Brig Allandale (Br), MeBural, a, 18 daye, sth, sibs talts wing sensysdeeins fats. ae ‘© basis satisfactory to British capitalists. not hold the atoresaid rank in the service. zs 4 = ae ei POE to or ler ord, Fullerfort, Saco, 8 days, with heading, | yNsetau, NF, March 98—Are brig Mary Bully, Mayo, New It ig stated that the proceeds of the Moorish loan Thirdly—That if at any time the commander of a Saree ees Sd to master, . . Morse, Fernandina wit 2, schr Pride, Davis, Caarieston, sd a Londen, endl Chink ete fi cruiser of either of the two mations shall suspect Mowvay, April 28—6 P. M. 400 to. . Hrig Irene, Coffin, Calais, 9 days, witn lumber, to Jed Frye | {try seamer Goclle, Gerlin, do; 14th, ‘achr Lovt Howe, in 4 which are payable to Spain, are | that any merchant vessel under the escort. or con. z 400 do, 580 £60. f 1 York: Lith, stvamer Ell. Warley, Sway, Haran : 4 23, with to be retained in London to mest the accrning dividends | voy oi avy ship or ships of war of the other nation | To-day’s bank statement compares as follows | 10 sbsMerchants’Bk 96, 350 Chic &RIRR.b3p Se ecole ¢ pad motte ee een ae oe ou Spanish stock and for the steamers im course of | carries megroes on board or bas been ed in a mr gee | MG 2 ah 4 ‘ bovis ai ie oe - ag for rs re of the African slave trade, or is fitted out for ‘the pur- 50 Pac M SS .Co, .360 105 36 100 Chic, Bur &Q RR ee OR ey Munroe, Cornwallis, 14 days, with po- Fy py eae Qu construction in England. hereof, the commander of the cruiser shall commu. 268 do, ++ 10636 ‘Schy Huveka (ir, of Wilmot, NS), Fowler, Cornwallis, 12 | py enaing: an Hay Queca, Gaesee. picions to the commander of the convoy, SECOND days, with rotatoes, to Durvee Lis le. ‘Santos, Feb 33—No Am vessel in nort. owsages ave reached the poverunent at athens ou; azeompanied, 07 the ermimater of he ole LOLA | axio00 Use. pe eg Be gt «Srtmonae, Maret AEN ar ip, Tui, Banas Shall proceed to the search of the suspected vessel; and | Inorease, $2,016,562 626.416 6,718,095 | 13000 US 6°s, ’S1,co Schr Norma, Jnck, Long Br Niw York (and etd 2d (or Corn island); April 1, barks Our announciug that thejgarrison of Nauplia was breaking up. un case the Suspicions appear well founded, according to The feature of this statement, as foreshadowed 5000 US6's8iOrw! sy rane P Ritchie, Fisher, Robbinston, 5 days, Union, Kent, Montevideo (and sid 2d for Naguano); Mai st c 4 sold: the tenor of this treaty, then the said vessel shall be 19000 Tenn 6's, '90.. = c sith, Hotchkiss, Portland, 4 days. Lucretia, B: Aroostook, Atwood, A great nusnber of insurgent ofMcers and soldiers have } conducted oF vent to one of the places where the mixed | in this morning's Hexau, is the startling increase | 3000 do..... bi 100 Brie RR pref... 614g | Sehr BA Stevens, Miller, Portland for Albany, Buenos Ayfes (and clad for Boston); schra_ Smithsonin surrendered. courts of justice aro stationed, in order that it may sheve | . s S s zi - 50 Harlem RR prof; 301, | Schr Loduskia, Ross, Bath, 4 days, Uo; 3d, Chiet, Eldridge, NYork (and eld Zin, for Gi be adjudicated upon. in the deposits, which indicates the increase inthe |; do. 30 do. 20° Schr Lookout, Bui Eremnom, 5 dai 4th. bark Clava R Sutil, Scandella, NYork; brige Bi Pol Fourth—\t is Carther mutually agreed that the com: | volume of currency and government paper. It is | 4000 de. : $0 Mich Con Rit) Bag ee Rogaland. Se ee ctsiaea, Uiare ok, the taadaaaia tere. Kien Twelve persons engaged in the late disturbanees at the | manders of the ships of the two navies, respectively, | 41.4 gost decisive indication of th fi ial 10000 FrieRR8mb 53 150 MiSo&NInd RR. 22 orn, Hatch, Rockland, Kn os Ares (and old lth for ‘Porto Rico); bri Warsaw Cathedral bave been condemned to military | Whe shall beemployed on tis service, shall adhere st the first decisive indication of the new financialera | "4099 tol & Wab 24 m 325 Panama RR...... 124 Senr Pallas, Frenen, Rogkland. Nantaskei, at Boston; scar Joseph, Cobb, do (aad cla, it tenor of the avoresaid instructions. upon which the country is entering, and to persons } 10000 do. 100 d 2434 Sebr Ralph Hewett, Rhodes, Rec*land. tor Se Audi 3 Zu « Zidon, Farnsworth, Rio service. 5 the two preceeding urticles are entirely | wy, derstand it rigktly will convey ti 5000 Cl&Tol sf b. 50 Tl Cen Ri 00% | cht Unele Sam, = Rockin Grande (and cid 9th for Ro: since spoken); echt Ju- . reciprocal, the two high contracting parties engage inc, | Who understand it rightly wi vey most import= | To99 Mich Soskg! bs Hy rs o Sebr Silas Wright, Adain Ya Anna, Harding, Pornambu-o (and eld Bus Cor ‘Turks x Turkey. tually to make good any losses which thelr resrecuve | ant information. From this time forth we shall | 10000 Americangold. 101% 25 do din ioraisae (andl cd Ath for Arroyo); 10kh, cark Macy An obstinate fight occurred between the Turks and | subjects or citizens may incur by an arbitrary and ille- | probably have to record a steady increase in the | 15000 do. . 101%¢ 300 Clev & To Stetgou, Gray, Rio Grande Ne Monteaogrins, near Nahrich. The latter were repulsed. | 8#! detention of their vessels; it being understood that A ‘ . 50 shsPacMSSCo.s60 106% 650 do. Old Ast, bark I feans, Falmouth, F, with cat " h this indemnity shail be borne by the goverument whore | bank deposits and loans, arising from the | 110 do.. ++ 108 50 do... ex bark Theo C nian, Davis, Ntork; ‘There was considerable loss on both sides, cruiser shall have been guiity of such arbitrary and ille- | accumulation of money at this centre, and . a Behr Leocadia, &mnn Porto tices ochre Lo rea Islands} ath, bark gal detention; and that the search and detention of ves: | : New York City Banks, April 26, 1862. Kilen Perkins, Jokuson, & re Kae a Russia. Sols specified in the first article of this treaty shail be | its employment here. The actual deposits | Ronis Loan. Specie Tircw'tion. ‘ ‘April &, barks Arthur White, Wyman, 75 days from It ts reported that the Emperor of Russia has appointed one ay Siegen tan eg ea bg oy eee to-day are understood to foot up nearer $6,454,778 1,210,760 61,285 5,940,526 the ae: Alia, from Cardift fur Halifax; brig Baron de “ ba vies, c ’ of 108 &] 24 e ‘Castine. nders, m Cardif, are 4th; aud othe: & committee to eousider s continual regime for Russia. | Gre provided with the special instructions auneselte | one hendred and five than one — hun- ‘ iia ods tes oats sion ‘Be sehr Maria Flora, Cast Be ralerAwhich Left Boston Pek the preseut treaty, in pursuance of the provisions there- | dred and one millions, and they are steadily on the 3,901,793 1,433,801 366,61 eer heahgee m Italy. Garibaldi has gone to Brescia. It is reported that his nomiaation as Commander-in-Chief of the Nations aoe Vinci hon Pog tho mixed court of jus’ | VeTnment can prevent money from falling to an 82 Seer eat es oye, Goon ‘New Beptord, 3 days, April}, Herald. at Valencia; 10: Guard has been decided upon. “er, 1V. In order to bring to adjudication, with as 1t- | "PFecedentedly low figure. The increase of bank Sc Hes lasiaro eae ee ws Hath, La a tle delay and inconvenience as possible, the vessels whieh | circulation is less than was expected, considering ‘I 9.012971 1,941,980 feat hoger, Rome cee Resolute, and Squando, ot do; 16th, Kuersonese ccm. aed may be detained according to the tenor of the first arti- | the want of «mall notes, whieh is still experienced, 12,816,901 1664460 Schr J P Wallace, Staples, Taiin iM. hy Haase Crone. Doping, and’ Syiphiide, ab ecopts from export duty, | cle vf this treaty, there shall be establisied, as soon as : * | Corn Exchange. 2.211719 ‘504,849 206°7 Sehr Maria Lowiea, Miner, Pall Paver. eer decterisds inh, Macecesatdivanteat’ time for iy ¥+ | may be practicable, three mixed courtsof justice, formed | The money market is very easy. People are | continental. 970,801 317,808 Ser John B Watson, Packer, Rall) River at Ringstown: 17th, Alicante, and P ‘Qucenstown. Sl Feats ail sutton produced im the Portaguesy by an equal number of individuals of the wo ‘ations, | running about trying to lend money on call at 5 1,481,088 276.876 246;108 ‘as6.019 | SCRE Slag Weigmt, Seaman, Rall liver. dar from Poiiadeipnia 15th, Wiluelmtina. at Laverpool. | ‘possessions. r ar] re | 4 ‘or NYor e }, fro i be Ge Fane coarteqball fontdenoue as Berra Leoesoue at ihe | Per cent, and money is left om call with the es- - aoe tice oa Schr Amelia, Lane, Frovidence, and Gran, of Hah Honest, from the Glyde, Lita, Mariaat . Cape of Good Hope, and on jew York ished houses at 4. The Sub-Treasurer re- 1 , Barber, beoeeant tb, CI jor, Lsiverpool, oe es each of tbe two Righ contracting pertien reserves | ‘2°! ve 22,000 on depodt to-day. ‘There i y Russell Hodges The J W Seaver has been towed into Lisbon AddItIONN Geapatahen from Bombay, March 27, an. | ty itself the right of ehauging, at ils pleasure, the piace [ceived $1,022,000 on depodt to-day. There is a $37g Bape. ‘Dre Prederica, from Havre for New York, put into Fad a Lord Elgin was installed Vieeroy of India | of residence of the court or courts beid within its own | very active market for Treasury notes: the 7.30 Pe ers sale apt in mocet poets da te jew York, put int ‘Marc! territories. th 101, the ¢ per cents 100%, the Schr Penbsylvania, The Mainoca, from Foochowfvo for New ¥ been ‘These courts shall judge the causes submitted sooner thea ’ vay Se ae | | “dpapealti gta hone uegiadaene iaeas Mogul Bey had hanged in front of the Palace of | gecoraing to the provisos ot the preseut weeny, sek ee certificates of indebtedness 18% a %. pod Fite Aan, a, Ne Chon Frees OWOne ostenss Bente, ~ cording to the regulations aad jastructions whieb ar: q . Bloop Clio, Fren "aut 8 24. PM— "i 7 A wide spread Mabrava conspiracy had been discov. nexedio the present treaty, and which are nshiered an maar wd pouty hl temed Rradlns ee se 1,687, 220,698 Houp Sppaher, fears F revideutoe, ster rigs Hel pa (Bt), Uraut, St Thomas via ‘panee Ta mint | (ered and suppressed at Hyterabad, in the Decear. intogral part thereof, and there shall be no appeal from | 112% a %; the best bids, however, thus far, are 4'844,016 1,737,165 * 108192 Hoop pied aig evidence, Elbe (Br), Doncett, Port au Prince; sehrs sre, Bacon! , . Uber decision. ng commandine oMcer ot any ot ane | U2 &:, rwaCS are held at 5.0234, and 5.05 is bid. : aia anise | a et Steamer Pire Brick, Fenton. Phitfelphia. [ine "Ci sip Lala ata Peuaieton, Quebo' fom’ fe . cane is cor of any © | Gold was firmer to-day; there were sales at 101% ATS 1,516,362 119,562 3,974,822 | Rerunvep—Steamer Ellen 8 Teifry (US transport), Chae rope; schrs Sarah Cullen, Cullen, Fortress Mooroe; J @ ships of the navi ither country, duly commissioned | 7° <page og 3,977,828 714, X ¥ for Newbern, NC, if) consequence of havi K aw, iin, NYork accordingto the ions of the free article of this The news of the fall of New Orleans, which was | Meresntile. 4, Ay ped = Li » a Lp tee ron ans and ored ib iy where E4 | Markets. troaty, shell deviate in any respect frem the stipulations blished in this ing’s Hi 1 Metropolitan: aors'sa3 1,812,023 228i 6,277, BELOW, remained oe, ight, in co with schr © Mathews, which le , ishe morning’s Heraup, was generally noe Sartor Ds p. 997 ., “4 ti mE Levbox moxBY of the suid treaty, or from the instructions annexed to it, | PUbli exch, 201,895 wart, Coflin, from 1 Mare! went down Sunda: Fs tends continue siondy, with scaresn? eaveorerameat’ which, shal conceive ienir*ae’ fs | believed on the Stock Exihange to-day, though | Mectimtraie, “Satie, SivGes TaeTin, AUT ASe | amin guen Sumani Comins from London, Deel Marek 17, HUA CRre ay Ws gomner, Woot Liverpool bark Le atthe See eilromane movies “ nd 3 in | diseredited among the cotten and exchange peo- Mech. Bkg.Ass'n, 701,587 151,67 83, ‘Wind at sunset SSE. jelphia: schrs O M Beith Hark Frontera, Mexico, ee eens Gfieer may belony binds itevlt to cause inquiry ne be | ple. Ithad the effect of causing an advance in | Neu’ i Coare Cre ell other Childe Ofowells Tetigiert ‘with no por: a nothing vy 14 inquiry to be | P 716,142 306,911 i oS t Ry Mt yot as to the Russian loan; but {8 is are into the subject of the complaint, and to inflict | United States sixes from )4% on Saturday to 96 9,902,495 1,820,138 ltimnores 2 ranmaer; Monte ae were ovectedea, a0 Wane the eaid officer @ prnishment proportioned to. any 206,401 03, Te ny ae saiphigy P ro] gut wie ibe nen Revere’ , With we | wiitul transgression which he may be proved to have | this afternoon. The whole market was better. 3114 66,318 ig Ni Mt moun ont vergence i 23 . Lowvow, April 18,1869, | Committed. The gradual decline in the value of money is pro- } North Aiperies. 1,646,466 200,126 266 pilots. On crossing the bar at N2 +0’cl ‘vessel rey, Male! ¥; 8 M Tyler, mabey, 7 Aw. VI. it is hereby farther mutually agreed that ‘ i North Rit . 3,19) 5 nok heavily. The abi ih fT by th rf L, Lor and 5 hoa the visto ns Sat every Auerican or Britieh, merchant resel whieh akert | ducing its usual effect in stimulating speculation | Horn Y'"** 4 ogy ggg dtasoe RAGS LADUAGD | thevcoral reef. tho engines all the dave) working in perfect | bark ian Baden, fromMteasina® aud ahi vay ‘22. shranenctd ed jet; Erie Searched by virtue of the present treaty, may lawful. | jn bonds and stocks, and every time we receive pony X77) 82d 106, Ay 1130409 | ‘order, wish the h . Put of tive seamers | | 28th--Arr (by tel) ships City of Montreal ar iy We detained nd Sent OF Drought before t hl sr! - fire * 6118) cai 104,049 500,193 | jying In Nassau harbor, not one of them fas in condition to | garet Ann, Falmouth: bark Gan Eden, Me: Tig Mone BREADSTUFPS MARKET. courts of just bl Ne Enix good news the market responds. At the first | Park. + 6,115,839 2,890,514 Fender the slightest assistance. The dteamer Thomas L. | ticello, Miragoane; schrs R B Howlett, Marseilles; Lotus, Livi b, April 17, 1862. ed thereot i br ished in pursuance of the pro- Mail %, C 1 Pacific 1,121,681 203,163 Piragg (ihe the Mashville), was at onlehor very near the | Grand Tue & Co. report no regular market since Tuanday, owing (0 pitmetiatelse, with, Open geuteue. jucteet of ihe | Btie 34, Michigan Southern %, Panama %, Illi- ert 1 peien hj have been gt ready (or working i Nas Thaneaix hours, | BANGOR, Apcil 2—Arr schr John Ruggles, Varnum days. Flour » With an adwa: 61. on the | close hatches which are usual in merchant vessels, nois Central %, Galena 44, Toledo \, and Rock 1105 484 Tan" bit nevertheless Captain Carlin did all Np could to factittas | Philadelphia. Amerisan quoted 265.4 30s. Wheat firmer and | secondDivirlous or bulkh. y : 1,196,484 131,656 the work, seving the helpless conditiofs of the Karndk, | | BRISTOL, April 26—Arr schr Samm] L Crocker, Preabrey, jock; red Western, 108. 3d. 8 b is oF bul yo rae cm Soe Island 1. The most active stocks were Toledo rue 307,821 The steainer Ella Warley arrived at 4}o eto from Ha eda ie, m echo Pee Soatnerny 118 844 114.81; while Weern, 7 sels on: | ond illinois Central, which have been oversold, | Shoe leather. 2,867,204 240,566 year’ as much ‘water ns, tut Karnik herself, rourd | Red Bank NJ; Jane, Haskell Sateuns Clintons Bordon ead 8 280.'64,; whit, 9° ot Sarerees nird—Spare plank fitted for laying down a second or | After the board the market was better, and | Tradeamon's... 1,517,814 298,217 do no frervice, more ‘as tho flatter vessel had | River; BW Babeock, Robinson, Providence; lovps Victory: +5 1 98. ade, 6d, ’ , Hy jiged before’ that e Engifah stenmers Gla- | Cole, and Sophia, Bunce, New Haven; Wasp, Nosh. Bri caieuion teers betta Fonrth—Shaekles, bolts, or handeufts, there was quite an ingairy for stocks, At the | Usiom.....+-++ 3,088,007 1,065,464 thator ama Southwick wore ant of conlnalnd therefore. were | port, 1c Busan, Barker, Hast Chester; Wilson, Simi vi 4 ' 7 sauraan's. 498 ana eiaer dan selene as the rest. ‘arnak rolls om wide a away, GaaaaMe walhorisine tovort beet dullend unchanged, | Ay ined larger quamlity Of waigr in cagis oF in tanks | gecoud bowrd the improvement coptinueds Cen, | Total ...$195,080,5a6 96,207,044 8,118,574 191,507 405 | Co wlde, and, prevouting ber stacyyard Ucompisida 0 tys hruak LSsKPORE, Avril iGeArr achry Bevjamin Basseth New of, The indemuitication for the damages of which this article treats shall be paid within the term of one year, increase, Nothing but the necessities of the go- Ms & Drov, 1.462.172 238,513 . 397,558 50,180 « 1,598,182 2,544,454 ariny Secor Charter Oak, Reliey, Boston (Per Steamsnr youn See orr Care Race—Teta Arr from New York Feb 10, "Ty,