The New York Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1866, Page 4

4 - NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1866.—TRIPLE SHEET. FINANCIAL ‘AND: CORN Frupay, April 90—6 P. M, ‘The stock market has displayed an improving tenden- cy to-day, and the cholera sensation seems to have died out, for the presont at least. Fort Wayne experienced a sharp rise of five per cent, and the trausactions in Erie were very large. Hudson River and Cleveland and Pitts- burg at the same time showed groat firmness, and rail- way shares generally were in the ascendant, as they are likely to continue to be until much higher prices are reached. The miscellaneous shares were neg- lected, and a slight decline was the consequence. All the conditions of the market are favorable to a further advance of prices, and these are of a character which it would be difficult to overcome by merely specu- lative or other subordinate local influences. ‘At the early session of the open board Erie (sales 4,700 shares) sold at 725%, New York Central (sales 600 shares) 92%, Reading (8 8) 103, Michigan Southern 803%, Illinois Central 114, Cleveland and Pittsburg 80, Rock Island 119, Cleveland and Toledo 10134; Fort Wayne 93, Cumberland 44, Spruce Hill Coal 63g, Mari- posa preferred 21% a 20% Atthe first regular board the market developed an improving tendency. Michigan Southern closed % higher than at the balf-past two board yesterday, Rock Island 124, Fort Wayne 3%, Alton and Terre Haute 3, Western ion Telegraph 3%. New York Central was 34 lower, Erie 34, Mariposa preferred 3%, Quicksilver +4. Government securities were strong. Coupon sixes of 1881 advanced 4, coupon five-twentics of the 1862 issue 44, 1865 issue 3, ten-fortios 3%, seven-thirty notes of the first series 44, second series 3. At the one o'clock sessions the market was firmer, and Erio advanced to 73 The attention of stockholders is being directed to an apparent discrepancy in the periodi- cal returns of the earnings of this road. Those for the months of February and March, 1865, were at the time respectively stated by the company to be $836,039 and $1,240,628, and these are now brought forward in the comparative statement of the earnings for the samo mouths im the present year in the following strangely altered shape:—Earnings for February, 1865, $1,011,735; for March, $1,331,124. The speculative director of this road is generally under- stood to be interested in a further decline of Erie, and some are unkind enough to insinuate that the exaggera- tion of last year's earnings is due to a desire on his part to make the present receipts appear smalier by compari- son. In any case the matter calls for explanation from the company. The dechne of yesterday in the stock is mainly attributed to an effort which was made at Albany to pass a bill compelling all the New York railroads to carry the coal transported by the Delaware and Hudson Canal at the lowest rate charged to any other company, and as the Erie Road long ago contracted with the Penusylvania Coal Company to carry its tonnage at a rato which would now be the reverse of profitable, the bill, if it became a law, would press with undue severity upon the Eric Company. We understand, however, that there is no probability of its passage, and that it was introduced into the Legislature more for speculative purposes than other- wise. ‘At the half-past two board Fort Wayne, which had pre- viously experienced a sharp rise, was active (sales 8,000), and closed 8 per cent higher than at the first regular board. Michigan Southern was firm and closed $ higher. New York Central was 3 lower, Erlo 3, Cleveland and Pittsburg 34, Mariposa preferred 3g, Western Union Tole- graph 13. Reading and Rock Island were unaltered. Government securities were steady. At the open board at half-past three o'clock the mar- kot was strong. Erio sul ut 7 4 44 (sales 3,800), Now ‘York Contral (8.8) 9234, Michigan Southern 8134, Cleve- Jand and Pittsburg 8035, Rock Island 120\4 a 34, North- westorn 26%, preferred 573g (sales 1,400), Fort Wayne 97%, Quicksilver 5234. Afterwards the market remained steady, and al half- past flve New York Central was quoted at 9234 a 5, Erie 72% 073, Reading 103% a %, Michigan Southern 8134 a ‘%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 80%{ a 81, Northwestern 26% a %, preferred 66% a 67, Rock Island 120% a , Fort Wayne 9634 a , Canton 62 @ 3, Hudson River 109. The range of the market for State and miscellancous railroad and other securities during the year 1565 was es under:— Tonneasee six per cont. ‘92 60 73 58 86 ‘Missouri six per rcext. 6 7” Louisiana six per cent 60 California seven per c ng 30 Pennsylvania Coal Co. 40 Cumberiand preferred aL pe opi eamship 4 = jew Yor! Erie preforred ee Southern guaranteed. .128 1465 level “ cies Toledo. 1 118 Chicago, Burlington 00 130 Milwaukeo and Prairie du Chien 30 225 Toledo and Wabash . 89 55 Toledo and Wabash - 68 68 Alton and Terra Haut 2 63 Alton and Terra Haute 55 oF Chicago and Alto + 80 106 Chicago and Alto cry 107 Tho money market is extremely enay at 42 5 per cent, with no exceptions above the latter rate on the Stock Exchange and a large surplus of capital seoking employ- ment. Money was, in fact, never more a drug than it is at present, and there is no immediate prospect of any material change in the condition of monetary affairs at this centre, This necessarily acts as an incentive to epeculation for a rise on the Stock Exchange and leaves tho course of prices under the control of the bulls, who certainly manifest a0 disposition to neglect favorable opportunity to promote their own enda The discount lire is but poorly supplied with first class com- mercial paper, which at short dale passes at six per cent and at long dato at 64 a 7, while the second grado ts taken with tolerable freedom at 7}g a9. The Western Dankers aro still shipping currency to this city, exchange on which at Chicago and Cincinnati remains firm at par buying and 1-10 premium selling. The gold market opened firm at 126% and advanced to $2755, after which it relapsed 4 and closed steady at 126%. There was an active demand for coin for mine- Giate delivery, aud the general rate for loaus ranged from 3 16 to por cent per diem. Tho steamer Arizona, from Aspinwall, brought $820,860 in treasure. Foreign exchange weakened under a light demand for bills from 107% to 107% for leading bankers’ pills on England at sixty days. Three da’ Wills closed at 108% a X, commercial 1064 a 107; Trancs at sixty days, 6.25, short sight 6.18% a 6.20. The firmness of American securities abroad exerts sn influence upon the market, The advices by the Persia report five-twentios at 73)¢ @ 74 on the London Stock Exchange, the Tth inst, against 724 a \ on ; Erie at 66 against 66, and Lilinois Central a 614 0X against 81 a 3. Potroloum and mining shares wore dull. At the first board Pithole Creek closed 60. lower than at the samo lime yesterday, Gunnell Gold 5¢., Holman Gold be., Bmith & Parmlee 260 Pithole Farms was 6e. higher, TWoited States 15c., Quartz Hill 400, At the second board Quartz Hill was 960, higher than at the first board, Bolling at $5 80; Texas Se., selling at O00, Smith & Parmice was 300. lower, selling at $8 20. Bonnehoff Run Bold at $11 25, Shade River 40c,, DNrnieville Gold S5e., ‘Kipp & Buell $1 90. Bates & Baxter was quoted at $2 25.8 $295, At the annual election yesterday of off fers of the last named company, the following gentle- Yhon were chosen directors: —Thomas Small (president), BLY. L. Porson, J. Gerean Foster, Oliver H. Shepard, David Stewart, H. ¥. A. Hurlbut, Thos. H. Stout The importations of dry goods at thie port during the Preok ending April 19 compare as follows with those of Who previous weex 12— —Apal 19— Vatee, Faget rr , $501,805 Conmimprion. Janufactures of woo’ ry 10? anufactures of cotton 1.034 jandfactures of silk 1 Janufactures of fax... 1,405 ss 2 Hmoellaneous......6... O22 _ las eat LC eeererrree f°) Wundraved a anatecteres of woot. 966 janufactures of cotton, 637 anufactures of atl... 0 ufactures of fax | lacellaneous, .... Total....... pees W orehowred, lanufactures of woot. lanufnctures of cottott, 136 487 262 . 2,408 300 is 239 ye | j Gorn m a =] 16. 8 80. t bushel 48,586 ae | Geran yn ted ihe by §: . Total... 096 $841,561 F008 $i, 108,600 | SOMITE OF For | eden ea The Sopreme Court has enjoined the payment of ang | $2 80.8 $2.69 for while Canada, 82 diy idend on the common stock of the Michigan Souther | S84 $1 71 for old No. 1 Milwanker. Cor PE9_ Koribern tdison Railrona Company, The iajune- ! tion was granted on the application of holdors of guar- anteed stock, who claim that the net earnings of the com- pany are applicable first to the payment of arrears of dividends on the guaranteed stock, amounting to sixty per cent on the entire amount of that issue of stock 80 far as the claim for back dividends has not been settled han the company, ‘The unsettled stock amounts to about $400,000, and the unpaid dividends to about $240,000, A number of new Express companies have been pro- Jected lately ; but they have so far either been absorbed in, or bought up by, the old companies. ‘We now hear that another one, called the Merchants’ Union, has been organized, with a capital of fifteen million dollars, and that its principal office is soon to be opened in this city. Elmore P. Ross, of Auburn, New York, is President, and Wm. H, Seward, Jr., Vice President, The company in- tends (if it does not follow the new organizations pre- viously mentioned) to run over the principal business Toutes of the country. ‘The following are the recetpts of gold by California steamers this year compared with the amount received during tho corresponding period in 1865:— 865. 1966, January 12..... $685,619 519 January 19, 802,356 February 1.... _ 953,288 pe - see an 134 ‘ebruary 21.... 1,247, March 4........ 1,469,286 March 13... 425, March March 31, April 9 ‘April 20. Total.........$10,760,659 Increase this yeat......ssceeeee 2.2$3,953, 646 The return from the Bank of England for the week ending April 4 gives the following results when com- pared with the previous week :— Total....... .+$6,807,013 riers 4. Government deposits. 27,692,911 Other deposits. 113,351,065 Government 10,915, 105 Other securities 22/094, 787 Rest...., 5 8,588,391 Notes une | 153,215 oye Notes in circulation. 015 Specie and bullion... 1,947 The Bank of Franeo return for the week ending April 5, shows the following changes compared with the pre- vious account:—Increase—Bills, forty-seven millions; notes, forty-seven and two-fifths millions; current ac- counts, twenty millions; advances, one and two-fifths million, Decrease—Cash, three and a half millions; treasury batance, twenty-six millions. The following were the quotations for American secu- rities in London at the close of business on April 6:— United States 5-20 yrs., 1882, 6 per cent... 733¢a 73 Virginia State, 5 per cent 55 a 58 Do., 6 per cent..... 51g o Atlantic and Great Ast mort. , 1880, 7 per cent. 13 a 5 Do, do., 2d mort., 1881... nn a Do. Do. Petinsylvania, 1 Ist 1001 73 a 76 do,, 24 mort., 1882... 1 a 73 Doc, conobluanaaiaorignes 69 a 7 Erie shares, $100 (all paid) 8 p. 6 56 a 56% convertible bouds, 6p. i a 1 uinole central @ per cent, 187: 81 a 83 Do. 7 per cent, 1875. 65 a 70 Do., $100 shares (ali pai po. 81% a 82 Marictta and Cincinnati RR. bds., 7 68a 70 Now York Central, $100jshare: 65 a 70 Panama Railroad, 2d mort., 18 99 a l0l Pennsylvania Raliroad bonds, 24 moi 80 a 82 38 a 42 2 a 4 m2 a % Messrs. Satterthwaite & Co., in their American circu- lar of April 6, say:— Since our last we have had a firm and improving mar- ket in London for the al States five-twenty bon the closti: quotation of 72 to 34 showing an advance nearly one percent. This would probably have been great- er bad not the Continental bourses been flat, and furnished a large supp of bonds, which, however, have been taken up for lish but most ly to tind their way to Now York jeer, they are relatively about four per cent hi x), either for sale thore or as romit- tances fgainst shipments of colton. There has been an active inquiry for Illinois s! which close 61 to een Erie shares aro noglect bemg offered at Atlantic aud Great Western debentures are daily taken for investment at the low prices latoly ruling. They close firmer at 7734 @ 7834 for large, and 705, to 80 for small, New York Stock Exch: es Frivay, Ap 1 20, 1868, FIRST SFSStON—10:30 a. $2000 U S 6's,'81,cou sense 10 10 sin WeatinoaTot 100 13000086'x 68, 6.20;6 iow 50 1000 U 85's'74 0,ond 150 in 81000 U 8 6', 10-40, 0 oa 4 ‘aii SOK MED Del & Had Canal 136 200 Quicksilverig Co 1x 500 aaripons hig Co.. 32% jposa Mg Co.. ri 100 Mariposa pref.... 22 11000 N Y 7's b’y 1... wie do. ow 22% 1000 Louisiana 0’. 97° 100 Pacific Mail83Go, 226 10000 N Carolina's, 63% 200 N ¥ Central 925 1000 B’klync6's,wl 98 fe 1000 N ¥ Cen 6'4,'63 2000 N ¥ Con 7's,'76 1000 Erle RR 1st m. 20000 do. .3d m.. 2000 do.ith m, 3000 Hud Riv 1m. 2000 Mich 8 2d m.. 3000 Del. L & Wim 3000 Hariem RR Sm £00 8054 15000 Tol & Wim, ex 87 900 Tt Contra RR. : ald 4 1000 Gal & Chic 2d. 95 200 Clove & Pitts Rik 8255 500 do. os 00 do. WONY&NARR.. 3000 Mil & St P im. 3000 Vac RT's guar 1000 Mich 8 # f bds. 96 20shs 5 aR 116 600 Chi & Rk Is RR. 120 6 Ovew waik 100 do. .2d sali 120 10 Fourth Rat ‘Bank 101% 200 MorriskEssex RR AL 7 Bank of Com... 107 50 aes Se a 93 10 do. . 108% 1000 a 10 Ninth Nat Bank. 110 a 200 Canton Uo. 63 ‘d “call 00 Central Coa Go, 42% 100 Alt Hau prot 100 800 Chi & Alion RR. up spring Mf Goat 60 Dit & t Paul Bie 1200 shs Erie RR... 200 Hud iver Ri. 20000 Tn. 16000 0 & Miss cort. . 800 shsWestUn'n Tel 100 Quicks’r M'ng Co oe 10, Ist. 101% 2. oT 100 100 Spr'g M'n 800 Pacstic Moil sony 208 300 NY Con KR. —2:30 br. M 100 shs Erle Kn do. do. .2 Soo Reading RR v0 ae ‘do 248 sties 101% 100 A'ton & TH i | 10000 do. Sd series 101% 200 Mich Soa Nc tnd | 100 chs W Union Tel 57% 200 do, | 100 . ia ‘800 2 200 do o. Sli 200 Cleve & Pitts RR tus, | ie NY Conical aR! : i tee &NWpif. tos 90 do... , 500 Mariposa’ pri. aise 400 ¢ ioe ol RAL: itis 200 Atlantic MSSCo 120 600 «. 1% | 200 Quicksilver M Co 63 200 Chie t rh TRR: 10 ¢ 100 Central Coal Co, 4246 lie 200 Spring M Coal Co $3 300 Pius FeWacitht 98 Seu 8800 225 100 do... 890 96 Erte ceccceee TAM 100 do .....DU0 O65 COMMERCIAL REPORT. Farivar, April 20-6 P. M. Aste*.—Recoipta, 9 packages. The demand con tinned very small, but the stock wai very Tight, and though holders were free sellers there was uo disposl- tion manifested to accupt lower prices, We quote pot at $6 6254 2 $687, with small sales, and poarl nominally At $12 1255 for frst sort, Bararerevrs.—Receipts, 5,402 bbls. flour, 750 bags corn meal, 430 bushels corn, 6,900 do. oats, 2,500 do. malt. State aad Western flour were in loas demand, and holders generally were free sellers at a decline of 100, a 2c. per bbl. The sales were about 10,000 bola, at the annexed revised quotations Tho demand for Southern flour was comparatively Vght, and prices favored the buyer on some grades to the extent of 10c. alia per bbl The sales wore $00 bbla Canada flour bad more sellers than buyers, and pr ‘cos ruled 100, a 200. lower, the market cloning bs hear oo the declion The aales were about 960 Corn meal was in agit ang heey, e ayo #1 00.0 $7 80 810 bbls. jour continaed q me oserete abe mand, but the make = wae and no sales of momont were heard ry | Supertine and Weatera four, « 7000 $1 | Common to medi | Extra round hoop Ohio | Western trade brands. Cor Fane gage Corn im. aR Moce-« Sslueszeuse Wanted, yet tho market was very firey and the were , M08 prices, conrpr ‘sing 20,000 bustapls at 83c. a Abe. for ee unsound, 850. a 88¢. for sound mixed Ws in store and delivered; 940, for Jersey white and $1 for Southern white, Oats dull, wi tendency, The sales some- what nominal. Barloy was without material change; + ta tpeepeanececahaneaen Canada West, mainly ab CaNDLES—City and Western adamantine were rather pe lt parm pe denna, and sperm were in mé were well sustained; we quote 60c. and 40c., cash. Corrox—The advices by the Porsia were unt and exerted a depressing influence upon our sulting in a marked deciine, paresis on e3. rs were very scarce at any there was some considerable “looking if pean Koy have reduced ther limits. The sales bales, mainly at the following which aro more pet nominal :— i fined to lots comprisii 000 Ibs., at 280. 8 288Ce. for a 280. Lake, and son Portage nelly 20% New sheathing was still b nna with only & moderate business doing. Yellow metal was quiet at 34c., cash. ‘FREiGis were dull, and rates wore still nominal. Tho offerings to London and Liverpool were almost nothing. The engagements were:—To Live! |, 800 bales cotton at 9- reads” 1,000 bbls. pets at 4s., 500 boxes bacon at 100 hhds, tallow at 7s. 6d., 600 bbls. rosin at 18, 3d. per steamer, 275 bales cotton, on pri- ‘vats terms, 150 t beef ‘at 2s, $d., 300 boxes bacon at 128. 6d, Be Le per steamer, 5,000 bushels oats at4d. ‘To Bremen, tierces tobacco ut 103., 150 hhds, beof at 28., 2,000 bbls. rosin at Is. 6d, The charters em- brace bark from Philadelphia to Cork, for orders, at Guxyysacs continued inactive, and no noteworthy transactions have been made. The prices continued alto- gine nominal at 1830. a 183¢¢., currency, for lots in joston. Gunny Crorm was only in light ame hey no sales of importance have been made, in Boston ‘was 21340, a 22c., cash. Hay has been sold, to a very fair extent, at previous prices. The price for both city bale and shipping quali- “ ad malta @ 85c., and 60c, a 65c., cash, respect- rely. Hives.—Prices have been steadily working in buyer’s favor, under a continued light demand. The sales are 1,000’Montevidso, 17 ibs, av ‘at 17c., gold; 1,000 damaged Port au Platte, 744c; 2,000 Bio Grande, '20'lbs. average, at 193¢0.; 800 Texas, 24 Iba average, ‘at 12c., currency. Hors.—The market in all respects was without note- worthy change, The sales were all or nearly all in small lots for consumption, but very full prices were obtained for all qualities, in view of the low stock, Prime and choice grades particularly were in light supply. The sales were about 125 bales, at from 20c. a 65c, a 70c., e togromth, the latter rate for extra fancy Western, in Lxab was in demand at previous prices, The sales ompriso from 300 40 400 tons foreign ou private terms. Wo quote, per 100 Ibe German, refined, $8 20 a $8 60 lish, Spanish and Galea, 8 20 a. $8 80; sheet and pits per lb., 113¢., and bar 8}c.—all net cash, Old jead ‘was quoted at 7c., Live was dull of sale, yet the market was quite steady, and a sinall business has been dono at full prices. Com- mon Rockland may be quoted at $1 50, and lump at $2, Linsgep commanded higher prices, under an improved demand. We note further sales of 5, 000 bags in from store and at dock, in lots, at $2 40. Holders now demand $2 42)¢ and $2 45 for lots in Boston. ‘Motas-x8 was in all particulars as last quoted. Grocery grades, if anything, were more sought after. We noie su'es of 185 hhds. Porto Rico at 70c., 150 Cuba muscovado at 46:., and 49 bbis, Now Orleans at we a 97c. We quote:—Centrifugal and mixed, 28c. slaved ae ale, ; smusoor ado, aa a 550. ; Porto Rico, $2 60 for North cou ty, prevailed for city pitch at ‘Nass.—All sorts wero has been mate; cut wore soll Jota mos! desirable aizos at To. Comaee.st 50c., yellow metal at 350. ‘UlLs were generally without noticeable japbeiaaee Linseed oil and ron eeeneety Sete were xe hes ap pao and —_ at rather firmer prices to a consid business in the latter oll, however, was mainly at i 5188 65 & $1 80 for swall lot prune city winter, Linsoed oil ym crushor’s hands at ty) Lin agi i, ae ner sae for is iol tr oll was beld crude oll wad held with firmness. We quote a sale hero of 100 bbis. black whale at $1. Jobbing lots of fish oils sold from store at the following pricea:—Bieached winter sperm $2 55 a $2 60; da hale $1 30; natural winter sperm $2 50; crude do. $2 35; crude whala $1 25, We quote Straits $1 20, and a $116. distilled red oi] was sold in iota at from 80c, a 90¢., olive oil in casks at s101 67 «$1 70. 2 waa firmer if anything; the business, how- Cae very roam Oy ye at previous % We quote—Thin ob! 2 bbls, Peat a and in dacs, 4 ‘a $45, 1G Leow was held palin greater conik bus'- eas consists mainly of lois, but prices if anything were tons No. 1 American at a ig poe of 50 pe — up a little, rr noe Engh tons do. No. 1 exten ohh also 200 malo ‘ot Gray Forge. ai § of Gray Forge at a4 100 cond ‘No. 1 Glen, saree ut $42 50, delivorable at ‘dock, and 300 tons fending brands Scotch on private terms, and 160 tons old rails at a privat ro een fen. PROVIBION ipta, 124 pork; 410 pkgs. cut 0, lard.” ‘The pork market pentane as rds the close the market lors by sellers at prices in ‘he sales wero 9,000 bbis. for present one livery, ai $20 25 a $26 ior new mess, closing at $26 BIg regular, $2 $25 60 for olt’ mesa, and ro 76a $22 (or prime. also, for forward delivery, A BOW Ines at $26 25 a $26 60, doliverable in ers’ option, The beet market was tal change. ‘fhe demand continued very aud we have to note further sales of 1,800 bbls, ly at $15 60 a $19 60 for new plain mess, and $20 a new extra mess. The demand for beet harms was i pricos were steady, with sales of , Bacon was dali and drooping. The sales embrace 200 boxes at 144 @ 14%. for (urnber- land cul, and 140, m Loc. for short rib, “Cut meats were im moderate demand at previous prices; the eales were about 500 pkgs, at 10ige a litje. for shoulders, and Loic. @17%¢. for hains The transactions in iant were not large, but prices were firmer; the sales comprise 700 pkgs. at 17. a 19440 Buiter was without change in Any respect; ewall sales al 26e, a 460, tor Western, and 400. a Be. fe Stale, Cheese jusclive at previous hominal prices, Pernoreem was somowbat firmer; 9,500 Ube, mainly at 243g. a Bbc. Cor 403g¢. Lor reiined in bond, we note sales of crude, aud de, a Kicr was in denwnd in @ amall way only. There con- Houed a fay b tk 1 pty omprising 240 bags Ran a gold, in bund, aud 90 tierces Caro- Peauren.’ was senttely. so firm, though no decided transpired. Wo note sales of 25 tons Silosan at 178 ious © oiborg at G%e., Kod There las been but Litic business do Totains its previous firwnese for ail artic " Wo note sales of 15.000 P, Ot F¥eC., and 6,000 los. He Singapore po deat in bond. nar ket generally was very stoady, groce oods i ‘nyting favoring the sellvr. "Tao donasne wa fair and the bustness comprised 972 hlds Ceba vado at from & 12ic. and 60 hhds. Porte es Havana mostly . w12%0. Refined su bie number out of town ‘sugar closed at the following quota. or to common refinii Cuba muscovado aV&e, fair to good refining do, 10K. a 10%. 9 fe grocery di. 10%e. aif vr s i 12 P Bee'a ft us Mea, Pay! No. 6 (o 11 “eiayed: atigat » No lito ld do lige, a 180, No. 16 to 20 do, and heavy. We note further at llc allie, vot nominal. The only sales heard 000 slabs Straiis, part to go to London, at 22ye, English at 22. 1 without change — rather drooping at $10 Wa $10 75, gi We hear of nothing outside small lots at prie-s within our TOMAG)) Was w)choot exaential Chany Was Limited to JS cases State-seod pases Ohio do, at care do. at Be, T2 cases do on pri- Vate torms, aud s4 Lads. Kentucky ‘at from 6c. to 290. WHA ErO "rs wore eauwat at {ull prices. We note a pot Fadl Since that sale 30,000 Ibs, sre i al eee to dat and heavy, with further The Ca Car Drivers’ Strike. ‘Travel was rebuined on ail the city railroads yostertay, as if nothing bad bappeved, and citizens could to any part of the elty Without fear or molestation. Ncory all the lines have received the old drivers beck again, apd wherever It was practicabie the strikers were far. nished with employment. the strikers to the Of coarsc & great number of be unable to ln sitaa(fona, fact of there being #0 many new drivers ti the fleld; but they must hav? patiencs, and watch their chanees, Meanwhile tt would 1% bea bad idea to distribute some of the funds donated to Ue rikers to such of the drivers ax are unlucky enough (2 outofa jo, * RAND, HOUSTON AND FORTY AHCOND eTREET LINE, The dyivers on the above line have got yet resumed their inbors, although it is uudersiond that they Willing to do go at the old wages as soon as the superin- Lenient of the Epad Hgvifiee his assent, which he will, doubt, son do, ne wee THE TUn?. Fashion Course, L, L.—Trotting. ‘The second of the series of purses offered by the pro- prictor of the Fashion Course was trotted for yesterday afternoon. ‘the purse was one hundred dollars, mile heats, best three in five, im harness, for horses that nover trotted better than three minutes in public—that is, either in ® mateh or fora purse en a race track—as time made at fairs is not regarded as legitimate on this track, Forthe race there were fifteen entries, six of which came to the post, vig:—ch. m. Rosamond, b. g. Sam, b. g. Pedlar, b. m. Lady Sherwood, ch. m. Marce- Tine, and br, &, Cassius M Olay, Jr. Rosamond was a great favorite before the start, selling at one hundred to eighty against the field. After the first heat, which Sam won, distancing all but Rosamond, a great change was wrought among the financiers, and they were all anxious to get on Sam, some laying, ag ‘much ag one hundred to twenty on his winning. The him very easily the three subsequent heats, who regarded Sam so highly for the mol early for their admiration. Rosamond is ach above fifteen hands, with three white feot atidiagtrip on her face, slightly, but symmetrically put together, and haga nice, easy way of going. She was sired by Old Columbus, her dam by Hiram Drew, and is seven years old, Sam isa son of Rysdick’s Ham- bletouian, out of the Ostrom mare; nearly sixtee p hands high, a bay, with white pasterns behind. He is nine years old. He has never been trained, and was never timed until the first heat yesterday, which ho made in 2:3034. The trot was very exciting between the above, and eine Fre ng way and another changed hands on the First Heat—It required considerable scoring before a start was ef Cassius M. Clay, Jr., (who had no business co his driver not havin, vis weight in the sulky), way first, San second, Rosai mond third, Pediar Sorin Ladys ‘Sherwood fifth and Marceline sixth. In this by Sy 7 went around the turn, but as they - prosched the quarter pole fcr drew away and took , pao that Sasi in pamela, —_ lengths abead of , on Pediar fourth, Lady Sher Sherwood Athy and De. lo, or with Marco. line, bringing up the rear. Going down the baokstretch a coe Kops of place, was made by Pediar, who be op ; Dut ho was so far behind that he Ceege: iy out of she on Sam and the Ie x race, and all eyes were eentered which was passed in ‘At the hajf mile pole, 34, Sam was two lengths ahead of the mare, ast ‘he kept the gap open all the way up the Flushing end of tho track and on. bo He homestretch, where Rosamond began to close; Dab, being urged too much, she broke up, and oe ae bi fairly recovered she broke @ second time, and Hiram, finding her chances gone for the heat, prudently pulled hor up, and jozged home. Sam crossed the score five Jengths abi of the jive pat) making the heat in 2:3034— all the others distanced. ‘Second Heat—One hundred to twenty wagered that Sam would win, and three to one that Rosamond did not take this heat, Sam the best of the send off, and weut half way around the turn ahead; but the mare had too much foot for him, and passed him before reaching the quarter pole ‘Sam struck himself above the knee on the near fore leg and broke up, Rosamond passing the quarter pole four lengths in Trout, in forty seconds, and, opening the gap down the backstretch, was five iengths ahead at the f-mile pole in 1 17%. £am broke 2 twice on the Flushing the mare won easily by five longths, in 2:40 34. Third Heat—The mare was again tho favdrite, and one hundred to thirty was current all over thé track, Sam took the lead, but the mare barrassed him so much around the turn that he broke up before reaching the quarter pole, and the mare that point half alength in front of him, in thirty-nine and a half seconds, which she made into six lengths before Sam had recover. ei. Ste passed the haif- nilo ole i 748 and came hotne an easy winner by three lengths, in 2:5954. Fourth Heat—Beotting was over, snd th was booked to win. Sam got away ‘with tho but he soon broke up, and the mare went in front, and was never approached wards. Sho went to the quarter pole five longths ahead, in thirty-nine seconds; was at the half-mile pole in 1:17, six lengths ahead of Sam; and came home on an easy with Sawn on arun by her Site making the heat ie 2: vi the following is a sum- mary :— ‘Purse ie heats, best three tus i harnan, fo ncvoan that never: bent thee, English Hacing. NEW MARKGT CRAVEN MEKTIN\G—APRIL 2. The CRAVEN STAKES of 10 sovereigns cach, with 60 added; three year olds 6st. 10 lb., four 8 st. 8 Ib., five and upwards 9 at 21b.; the winner to be sold for 600 sovore:gns, or to carry 7 Ib. extra; if to be sold for 100 eagle AF. (1 mile’ furlongs 73 yards.) 1 Cou any are Wild Dayrell—Ty- meso Tak 8 tee ustuding Pike exer, wr, He ‘Ten Broeck’s Scheidt, 4 years, 8st. 1 Ib. (2100), ws Cpl iar, yr, @ © et. 10 “iv.” (e806), ODYOD. os esesesecece we Sena ing’ Crossbow, 4 years, wet. ib (£100), dir, UL Sa sec ‘Strachino, a years, 6 si. 10 iv. (800), Baron ‘Rothschidia ‘Tomatiawk, 3 yours, Tesi . ‘(ia ciuding 1b ext olunteer ‘aged, 8 st. 91b. (£100), ¥ tT Fieneb ene Lora Wi caxmnoreland'® ‘Mterry Hart, 8 years, 8 st. 2b. (£500), Mr. sharp. Mr. R. Ten Broock’s ‘Paris, 6 y any Oat 2b (06), Payne HANDICAP Puari 0 of i, ‘for tires’ year olds ‘and’ up- wards, (5 furlongs rt 140 yards), Marquis of Hasti taloon, by The Cure—Gol- si yen 2 Cannon... ate woe Conferer. » & years, # at Fi y Mr Pryot's Troublesome, aced’ 0 a2 Ib.’ Custance Mr. F. F.sher's Reindeer, aged, 89 4 ib, , Challoner Mr R. Ten rovck's Foreaiér, @ years, 8 ut 4 Payne . © comm » Thirtecn others buts cre not placed. Tie now plate of sovereigns, added to a free handicap of 20 sovereigns cach, 10 for: 2 for 3 year olda and upwards; winners extra.” 7. Y. C. (6 furlongs 140 ards). 21 subs, A Daye re a ly ee ee 3 engoli years, 5 at. Mr. W. Morris’ Whitby, ‘3 years, 6st. 9 ib., Childs; Lord Siamiord’s Archimedes, 4 years, 8 st. 12 ib., A. Edwards... ode obt 68 dove vedesdecstobesee Fittcen others were in the above race, Sweepstakes of 10 sovereigns rach; two year olds 6 st. 7 ib,, Unree ¥ st. ; ia Uihes and geldings allowed 3 ib.; the Wintior to be gold for 200 sovereigns, if for 100 allowed Tb. TY. © ‘s furlongs 140 yards). 9 subs. Lord Westinoreland’s ¢. by Promsed Land—Goldfind- or's dam, 2 years, 6 #t. (£100), Komyon............ 1 Count F. do Lagrange’s bi. i, Rose-nera, 2 years, 6 8. 11 ib, (£100), Salmon, 2 Lord Vivian's Stephen ‘Langton, 2 years, oe (£100), Cameron. 8 Mr. Crasley's bo. Tom ‘Thumb, 2 years, 6 at. (06), WhEHOFD. «oe sees eee o wr Ubaplin’s Ruthven, 4 yep "Ost, (2100), Carter: oO Mr. Pryor’g Princess Thyra, 6 st. 11 1b, (£100), A. Foster... tebe enesecesrenecees feeee o Mr. Hodgraan’ bre. by Promised ‘Land —bavard dam, 2 years, 6 et. (£100), Quince. ost ° Mr. R.Ton Groeek's Glacier, 2 years, 6 =. (510m), Penne 0 Mr (4400) ) sales of Real Estate. The sale at PLPLE auction, by Maller, Wilkins & Co., or the estave of the [ite Jacob Harsen, was continued | yesterday at No, 111 Broadway, he sale was larcly at 25.6100, dtc. £3,080 rey x i. ww ia he ‘w. cor. Tist st and 9th ay 38 000 ech 2.00. Ww Oil av, 20x do, te 2,650 on at, 2 lots Fiat at., w, Orb av. do. ; | feta Broadens ana Tist at, do. 8 ¢. corner 10th ay. and 72d #., megs woes SESSf525E ae 4 lots 252100 to 155, cach Smee « oh 100 m. 2, "26100, com 1,660 « yuo, ench. ie, on 70th at, wit Op Broadway a ie on Toik to 140, eegh “ § lots «. Bod 4 lots ndy,, on TIS st, 26x102, ‘lta on Broadway aid 3 lowe’ on Tist @ | For his interference, Hi | amounting in the ™“ Obteuary. GAPTAIN HENRY 4, WOTMOBE, SIXTH NEW YORK oavauc®- This gallant officer, formerly an oc member of the Nae onal dar, did, ar «long and pail nen, on on ‘Sunday, 16th inst. Captain Wetmore beeamd vices was reco! for He ‘was a gonial com; courteous and Kind, and an ex* cellent disciplinarian. were we Conn., for interment. GEORGE H. ANDREWS, THE ACTOR. George B. Andrews, the actor, well known in Now ‘York and Boston, died in this city on the 7th inst. He began his professional career in Boston, and married there a lady of good family, who was a member of one of the leading chureh choirs, He left the stage for some years and became lessee of the old Chinese Building, ‘which he managed for a greater part of its existence aa a Ep AMI MN gd afew ue in this o y. ies Sintra Ae and one chief works was a yn for ae oie | 4 ‘which was played at the old Broadway His chief sucoess as an actor was in the marae Lane's in the drama of Luke the ae and his Fendition of this pi was at fo bape jooked upon as am pieces of acting known tte-american stages A LINEAL DESCENDANT OF WM. PENN. On the 3d instant, Peter Pena Gaskill, Esq., the head of the lineal descendants of William Ponn, the founder of poiagpen, dpi er aa in bread after @ short ill- COLONEL ob 9 A THORNTON, U. 8. ae Colonel William A. Thornton, of the Ordnance Depart- ment of the army, died at Governor's Island, where he had long been on duty, on Friday, the 6th instant, aged nearly sixty -four years, Ho was born at Albany, entered West Point with Alox- ander Bache, Daniel 8. Donnelson, Robert Anderson, Charles F. Smith and other mt ipl rd men, in 1828, and graduated No. 12 in He was brevetted secon: Houtenant of the First arly 0 his graduation, and roso through the various grades of the regular army uaul he became eolone! in September, 1863. He served in the Black Hawk and Florida wars, and was with General Scott at Charleston, in the nullification troubles. He has been in the Ordnance corps ever since its organization, and al- most always on constant duty as inspector of small arms. Ho had charge of several arsenals—at Watertown, Water- Vliet, and the ordnance department at Fort Columbus, New York harbor. He was recently brevetted brigadier Y pshe for his long and faithful services im the army. received a furlough. When Jeff. Davis was isecrotary of War, he sent Colonel Thornton to New Mexico, and here he Jost his health. Returning over the plains he took cold, contrasted a bronchial affection, which brought on asthma, which harassed the remainder of his life, and was the indirect cause of his death. ‘The funeral’ ser- vices will ned Butch this afternoon, at four o’clock, from the Reformed Dutch church, corner of Lafayette” place and Fourth street : ca WARD, OF NEW YORK. John Ward, prominent as a merchant of this city, died on the 31st of March, in the sixty-ninth year of his age. He was born in New York on the 26th of October, 1797. His father was Colonel Samuel Ward, of the Revo- tionary army, and his mother a daughter of Governor William Greone, of Rhode Island. In 1803 ee brokers and bankers, and then in into business on his single account. ‘ard & Co., in for many Wenzler, which 1 ha been lately compl: took jterday, at two o’cloek, from St. Thomas’ char oa [4 Sree a Charles Russell, John War- Gifford, Denning Duer, Mr. Gourlie and Mr. the pallbearers. CHSSTER HARDING, THE ARTIST. ‘This well known artist died at Boston on Sunday even- ing. He was born in Conway, Mass, September 1, 1792, and his earlier youth was devoted to farming and chair- REV. JOUN KEBLE, OF ENGLAND. “ ‘This well-known divine and author diod in England on ‘the 30tn of March last, aged seventy-seven years. He ‘was born in 1789. Hoe was educated at Corpus Christi Coltege, Ox of which be a ho grad i. tn fest asa ee aH soon afterwards elected to a fellowship at Oriel where he was the contemporary ana of Dr. ia, as he had boon at his formor college, discharging ‘pri: for an cssay on ‘-Transiat.on from the Dead Langu Po. ‘and was known as ths auther of “The Chrstin Year” 827), now in its fifty-ninth edition; “Praslectiones ademicaw,”’ 2 vols. 8vo_ (1844); “Lyra Tnnocentiam’ Geet. “The Psalms of David in English Verse,’ ‘nild’s Christian Year,"’ “Sermons on Primitive Tradi- tion,” “Sermons Academical and Occavional,” &e., aud man! mphiets and tracts on ‘ecclesiastical subjects. Mr. Keble has also been an active membrr of the *Church Union” movement, and was associated with Dra, Pusey and Newman in editing the “Library of the Fathers, and the “Anglo-Catholic Lebrary.”” His churcly at Hats ley was entirely rebuilt i 1863, out of th» profs z Year, Police Intelligence. UNPROVORED AND MURDRROUS ASSAULT—ARREST OF THR ASSAILANTS. Three young men, from seventeen to twenty-three yoars of age, named Alfrod Fox, George Halliday and John Boyd, tate on Thursday might entered a lager beer saloon near the corver of Thirty-seventh sirect and Ninth avenue, and after ordering refreshments refused to pay the bill. The barkeeper repeatedly demanded his money, Lo reg yen gh who was in the place at he time, am jue, wi wee tek Ba and han Mitte the taatior' anicabiye was shamerully abused the tno of auordetion —_ after which he left the NN for to pA resitence, Roe ato” weot Thirty-sixin “care ceeded but @ short enanee ‘hee the mae pe sons named pounced Py my and, after knocking him down, beat and kicked in the most cruel and brutal manner. Not satisfied with this, a knife was drawn and used with terrible effect about the neck and head. The alarm was given, when officers Robinson and Fitzgerald, of the Twentieth precinct, ran to the spot; but before their arrival the assailants made their escape. For- tunately, Ls 4 were well et — the officers eveuta- ally succeeded in arresting them. Dr. Squib was called to attend Mr Hoago, and after making an examination Pronounced some of Cea S. ous character The accused were taken before and held to await the result of Mr. Hoage’s t was nO provocation for the assau ir to be hoped’ "Seley pare guilty parties may pe merited punishment. ALLEGED THEFT OF COTTON. Officer Dowdell, of the lower Police Court, yesterday arrested a man named Charles F. Mattheai, on the charge of baving etolen five bales of cotton, val $1, the property of Messrs. Bowles, Bosc hein pow ehoate, of this city. Tho int was | 8 ina rg : pnd A ey imate Lg A, of the John H. from his veusel. st one coe Steet fiver piamn, ole: which {t is alleged the accused and an unknown man em- ployed William Doran, of 443 Hudson stroct, to cart the cotion to No. 66 Pive street and dui inna * deat The cotton remained there til) the fo! Sg ey poe fe To are rates, teak WE Fe akon ate: DOYS ANKRETRD FOR RONBING 4 aare. Tho safe in the office of Irwin & Sons, Custom House brokers, No, 19 Broad street, was opened on the Oth inst, and robbed of @ tin box containing $1,400 In gold, a $300 gold certificate, €46 in Treasury notes, an worth of revenue and some small ch 61,784 05, Tt was 4 y learned that two boys—Henry Kelter and ohn M henge iM the employ of @ firm at No. 19 Broad « Previous to whi b the lads were srvestes, oe ‘One of the detectives, but dis. charged for want of evidence. Afterwards Casler, of the Fiftieth precinct, brooklyn, who is a friend of Mr. Irwin, re-arrested the suspected parties, when McCullorgh con essed 10 opening the safe in company with Henry | Kelter, removing the treasure to the house of Keiter's mother, where it was secreted in the cellar, Het fifty dobars to his mother, and a eral! sim to. MeCxl fough, It aiteged that Henry Seully and Robert Hail. day, aleg boys living where the money was secret to obtain it from the collar, and, what they di nknown. They gave forty-two dollars to jee, of 2294 Third #troct, which was tocovered. also reoovered the Gfiy dollars which itonty I Kelter hed given to bis mother, and other small fums, amounting In al! to one hundred and seven'y-six dollars and fifty centa The five boye named al re takro before Justice Shandiey and committed for examination. The lad McGee was detained asa witnoss. gave i oe | Sergeant Casier is making & strenuous effort to recover the remainder of the missing money. SHIPPING NEWS. oom nisms. ba sy} GON BETB...00040: 43) Hoos is Port of New York, April 20, 1866. OLEARE Steantehip City of Cork (Br), Bridgman, Liverpooi vie City of New York (Br), Leitch, Liverpook-F@ (Brem), Yon Santen, Bremen via South-Y auipsasoin i (Ham), Meler, Southampton and Ham antingo de Cubs, Smith, Greytown—M O Ro. Bteamship 5 Dasheene, Havre—@ Mack: Bteamship Rome Sua Kelso, eed Me coals Steamship Blip Helene (Brem), Raschen, Melbourne—Mailler, Lord Siaeonmoestnge Rate Panama—Merehast uger Bros, Buip Wan Yeo (Buse Howes, Quotes Cunank Bask Prisk (Norw), Peat kits Moinene & Bark King Bird, Kollin, Naples—F Benthaud & Co. Bark penn ctr tat ate & Co, Oricans—Tupper & Beattie, Bark Gatos (Bn, *imes St Niophoncit Dewolf & Co. Brig Glulette ( tal), Maresca, Bristol—Funch, Meincke & Pewsey 5 Railroad Oa Willer Ban rie Black Fish, brs is Mera (Br), W: 08 & peterson, Ponce Waydell & Oo. ry & Louise, Potter, Port au Prisco il Becker & Balford, Cientu icCully & Ca, feeceren crey, Cardonnu—it F Buck & Gon 14 F Col ), Emery, lla— Davison & mn (Br), Brady, Hanteport, NS—P I Nevins & Brig Orozimbo, Gilmore, Hea teat & Chureh. acer Br), Lock! iracoa—D K DeWoll eB de = gh (a pn ast Behr Julia A Hallock, © aot Alethea, Mathis, ‘St Andreas, Casibogan Seed Litas 9 oe White (Br), Le Blano, Halifer—B F Amall # Oa. Sehr A In, Bently, Georgetown, SC—Bently, Smith & ‘Schr L L Stevens, Studley, Philadelphia—J W McKee & Sobr Choctaw, Mayo, Wit Tiimngio Del—J W McKee, Schr Franklin, allen, led Fiye & Co. Behe Wil Bowen, Jackvon? Providencs2GN Siranahen, wH ence Antecedent, Sheflield, Provideuce—Rackeit, Tuoser & ™ Der: Ida E Vail, Vail, New Haven. Schr Crusade, Norwich and New London—Rack- ett, Tooker & Taylor. Steamship tence wa aes April 13, with 0. Packie er and treasi Mail Steamship Co, inst, LL AM, off Cw on Guba, tPoKe poke sata a os Rica, hence for alt fe brig Scotland, Steamahip Gulf ream, Mount, Mobile, 8 days, ahaa ton, to Smith & Duni ‘Steamship John ae Young, Alexandria 44 hours, with mdse and tp Nereus to H B Cromwell & barspien ts jereus, Bearse, Boston, with Se and passom gers, to den. ‘Ship ha eopee (of Boston), Jordan, Caleutta, Dec 28, Penis crossed the equator inthe Indian Oceum Feb 9, ipa a 8.2 Cape Good Hope 24th, in lon 34 20 croséed equator in Ay h 19, lat 6.5, lon 30 W, paneed ahi Addison, of Benen ing 8: same day signallzed Hamburg bark Guse from London for ow matra, 20. days out; 16th inst, lat 83-20, lon 6), Italian bask Gia Pacis, from Southwest faland for N York. Palmerston (Br), MoCi Caletitta, 101 cpg y ready, ta, 101 days, wit’ ‘mdee, to Har! Bark Sveahvide (Norm), Lassen, Cardiff, 45 days, with coal, to order. %, lat 30°15, lon 71 45, spoke ship Jeu ie Basta leering tN; 17th, Jat 30 59, lon 72 45, spoke sobs Waemaun, 16 for Vera Graz. irk Viator (Norw), Sorensen, Newcastle, $4 days, with mdse, to Funch, Meincke & Wendt. Bark Hoppet awed), Brands Ham! burg and Tyedestrand reels mise.'to RM Sloman & Edye. ssicuno (Aust), Florio, Trieste, 98 days, with mdse der. et oe Stunkel, Rio Janeiro, 58 days, with coffee, te PR, 18 day th. coff hiton 1 rs tr Mal hd, Php Phelps Ga, 16th ine, trey io 75 36, spoke lary Ann, from 8 for New Yor ie out; al tb8 Delaware, beri Ata, from “Sagan och Renner (of Boston), Benner, Havana, 11 dayy Pees tar ttenry. Henry, f. ci 8 days, with sugar, Pe oy oh Burmese. ‘April 17, at ZAM. lat 87 18, oy] Gare a toarans, was terse tepch_the jipbooms Board and lost everything posible was done to are bi, but without avall: ibe Wvas's mative uf Thoa.stoo, Bark John Griffin, Chase, Sagua, 9 days, with ee oun rk Colonist (Br), Doherty, Saguay 10 deys, with eugae, . mari (Br), Johnson, Sagua, 6 days, with sugar, w a ees (Bn, vine rot, ee? oye, wt t Corelopenast a0%.topgaiiaats Bark Panny Porrige, mene days, with ovttom, bg (ab), ‘Javovich, h,, Montevideo, 08 days, wil dice Rona (Prony Brasil Tio, Jane'ro, 48 days, wip fit on ceardee f Rows. 16ih tant at SS from New Orieans fog ‘Brig F Geretacker ), Haye, Rio Grande de Sul, March 17, Srcit goa ff ur imo ae 46, ie Hampton Saja with tager, OH at OWN B Smith (Br), God: ‘St Crotx, 21 days, with sagas, wise Pennies ao” las uretzen, Porto Cabello, esr. Arroyo, PR, 21 Gayy , ge . Rawat Rit aed pre i sone? Ish 7, saw @ large dou te rare ge tsa ga ae in rade ak Beg Pe Peta ‘who = a fone YS pana on eine Ber Dairue, Cardenas, 8 daye, with ougan Br), toR Back & to. ri Powers, Cardenas, 12 days, with sugas, ure (of Bt Gi dip Petaeres Condy “SE Prostar to age ith bentea), Lortug. Unstouns, 14 Gaye, wits folagees to 9 ewie gC Brig Loch Lomond (of stockton), Black, Matanzas. 10 daya, ‘Salled in compauy with bart Yyth sugar, 0 CF Back & Co, “Egiintoa," for lmure. ningham, Matangas, 14 days, with me rig nllver Out. c « Iansos, to 0 0 Duhon: iphiaictet dian Tinie fa ae a Bri Jap — ge Sagua, 13 days, with sugar, to @ Brig Ualtie, Mooper, Indianola, 22 daye, with otto, a, tw mast Trig A B Cook, Small, Port Royal, 6 days, with cotton, t sees fare Kose, Doug! an rere Bixny & Co. Big Alvert Adat ome Wilmington, NC, 10days, wie naval stores. to * 8 row: tern, of Penzance, mom” aoe Grande, Bair with Rien &e, * Chas at huomon oe ie vat ST 78, saw steamsulp Georgia, henee "Sehr dient ep. Os Clark, Siisseia 4) days, with coffea, to. 3 F Whitney Sauk tan La ee i” aw ship Ont Dowlaton, Schr Abigail Haley, 1 Bm, & k Capes ( (Br), = Cienfuegos, 20 days ois wien ong Key, WI, 10 days, jutehinson & Co, Lawson, Baracoa, 1 days, with frat, sehr Azelda & Laura (of Georgetown, Me), MoIndoe, Baw be wate Keg A Gages fei “Barweoa, 11 days, with var ny = ay py de AT Peasale. omith, Smith, Galveston, 25 days, with comes, a " . 4 W lel & 0 jalveston, 15 days, with ot Matagorda, 26 days, with cotton, dm, ranalt saci Me ay Hider, © Chris 2 da; n Gilder, Corpus wan feParland & ill api Sich Alaham, ola, Walon, New Orloans, 21 days, with mdse, te master, Schr D B Bayles, Jayne, Apalachicola, 20 days, with cotton, to Merrill & Abbot ne aes tote aeht Hasriet Newell, Gould, © Dedar Key, Via, 28 days. Sepe ire Wine. Brags, Sav: hh, 7 da’ mn, NC, tedape iN webera! NC, 10 das je NOCH dag, sal v — Virgin Mal he EW hones fork A Borland, Hail, Virginia. Px ha Pinch for Boston. Neary, Snow, It mer op ‘aah 99 days, and Norfolt Vdagn es Mere ~~ BELOW Bark Brunewiee. SAIL Steamship City of Cork. Wind at sunset SW. Marine Disasters. Bann HE Sreaniva, Captain Rogers, from Galveston Feb 13 for Livervool, bas been abandoned at sea, on fire. Crow saved and arrived at Sydney, CB Dag Buse—Poole, April @—Martion Markman has heew picked up on a plank by a fisherman, after being In the water several hours, He states that he belonge’ to (he Khem Land, from New York for Bremerhaven (tobacco, sagma, cheese and copper), and that at 1AM of the 24 Aprit hie tem s6i was ran into four miles of Portland by & screw steemer with one funnel and two masts, whieh was proceeding ap Chancel. ibe Biles wea eirack on the port side, and down Immediately with ali the reqt of ihe crew, copsteung,