The Express.
London, England, 1847-03-03 00:00:00

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N0.158.] LONDON,WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 3,1847. [3d.

PRICES CI
9ocut, Tar ewt. Dort PAID.
W. bitha,l6.P.bms.s.46 8,0,20 0,
Yellow &Grey 70
floe 23 0-.36
k0117i99•91"-Ars
Yellow
Fires l3 0...57
YeUowßono6l.ollLedruo, Ir 3B o._ll
Wstte 52 0 36
Frowlin, brows 36 0,_47
Yellow 49 0...30
Grey sad white- 32 0...60
Waned, 1:182¢bro 6B 0...75
Lampe 64 0..68
Cerro, In Bond.
Went India, ordi-
nary U 0... 40
Good.
Flise
Ceylon, rid oeth-
ssp 42 6...43
Floe oramory 63 0... 46
Plods, good Wale 36 0... 63
Coen Aka, orb-
nary to One 36 II 36
Sumatra sad A _

:ETR'AENT.
' v€l99, No. 1. l5 11... 5 15
Hoop. ll 5...11 10
Carp stOardlff kw IS 15... 9 0
Swedish ll 15 0 0

all sorts was quite equal to the demand. The trade for all
grain was very slow, but fanners am now obliged to submit
to high prices for all Lent Corn, u seed time is feet approach-
ing. Good red Wheat fetched 72a. to 754.

Laas, at per tan.
aedbeit, sheet ...... re ::
Bars 22 0...0 0
Pateriit 5h0t.......__
.0... 0

Hutt, 2.-At this day's market we had • fair
show of Wheat from the farmers ; it met tolerably free sale
at the prices of last week, and, in some instances, le. more
money was made for picked samples. Foreign, of which
we have one or two new arrivals, was more looked after, but
being generally held en high terra., little business was done.
There was a good show of Barley, both English and foreign,
and slthough offered at 3.. to 42. under last week's rates,
the transactions were limited. Other kinds of Spring Coin
neglected, although generally Is. to 2e. lower. Linseed without
alteration. There has been a good deal of basilica done in
Linseed Cakes since our last, at 1 11. 7s. 6d. To-day they are
rather easier, probably owing to the weather having become
milder. First quality of foreign is inquired for, but the
market is bare. Rapeseed awl Rape Cakes are still held
high terms. The following are the present prices of
grain Wheat, red, 62a. to 685.; new, 68s. to 72e.; white, 70s.
to 745.; new, 70. i. to 744.; Danttie, 741. to 76e.; Lower
Baltic and Hamburg, 68e. to 725. Barley, melting, 445. to
52a. Oats, 30s. to Its. ; Danish, 304. to 32e. ; Russian,
325. to 345. Beans, 48e. to 64e. ; foreign, 48s. to 625. Peas,
white and yellow, 56e. to 63e. Linseed, crushing, 365. to
48s. ; feeding 48, to 625. Rapeseed, per 10 qrs., 291. to
301. Linseed'Cakes, English, per ton, 111. se. to 111. 7s. 6d.;
foreign, 8/. to 101. 16s. Rape Cakes, 120.. to 126.

rea a[ . 13 10...90
Spotter :910...0
Ons, pir 232 imp. pl. d.p.
Fish, isa4 pole 37 0 IS
straw 93 0...94
brown t yellow 29 0.. 39
8
etird Matter 9l 0... 0
Cod ... 17 10... 0

Fwtls ea........... 27 e

Coon Nat 43 0...0
Seed, Rap pile,
per ten 37 0 0
Unwed 26 13 . 0

Paavossom, Fr ewe.
1191109-419% Lt. 96 •.. •• 0
be 0 0 0
ad • 0 0 •
DO il% IA 0 0 0 0
16•44111,40. s4 0...92 •
°Mew. 14 0-102 •
N az;til • 0... 9
4 00 0. 90 0
Beet. boa.pit
throe

_`dang
'Ma, at par lb.
Ocmgon,cmantan— 9 0 ... 0 fli
Rms. at par cwt.
Bengal white 22 6...21 0
C 4710 3O 0... 21 6
Jam l6 0... 21 0
Patna 27 0.. 23 0
Carolina— 3O 0... 2$ 0
Imam
Ram
Lee warlll atprjall.
Island _

0 0.. 0 0

Prima Yaw 0 0. 0
Pork, prime eew go 52 6
Docoo.Pork,Lork 70 cm 0
Do.,
Doom, WatiglOrdl
66 0...70 0
_ °it

IPSWICH, MAUCH 2.—The attendance of farmers at to.
day's market is small, but little passing in any article. Both
Wheat and Barley are in small supply ; the former is firm,
and in some instances more money was given than last week
the latter is dull at a decline of 2s. per qr. Beans and Peas
scarcely appear.

3 10 ... 4 0
Amory; X to
36 Tor ann.
O.P 4
Jamaica, 30 to X
Per coot. O.P. 3 ...
Favourite marls b 1 ... 6
Brandy, let brands 3 . 6
Branch spirits, cl.p. 0 ..
Scotch 0
Irlah

Lan' We lupe a good also of Wheat to-
-84. of Friday are -fully mainbilned, with a
steady sale, w is 2a. above the rates of last Tueeday.
Barley Is. per qr. lower. Beans and Oats sell slowly at pre-
vious rate.. Other articles a. before. Arrivals this week :
Wheat, 14,759 ; Oats, 942; Barley, 1,757; Beans, 1,898;
Malt, 153; Flour, 28; Rapeseed, 597.
LEIGHTON BUZZARD, MARCH 2.—At this day's market
Wheat was in fair supply, and rather easier to buy, but we
do not alter our quotations front last week. Barley was but
in moderate supply ; still, to effect inks a reduction of 2s. to
3s. per qr. moat have been submitted to. Beans and Peas a
dull sale at late prices. Wheat, per load of 5 bushels, 44e. to
48s. ; Barley, per qr. imp., 495. to 545.; Beane, 29,. to 32a. 6d.;
Peas, Maple, 31s. to We.

Ditto BTaile7r : 74 •...60 0
American
Mom, Oz and Cow, at per lb.
B. A. and Y. Video,
Zted
1 . is dG.0.0 074
Snail, dry. 0 it . 0 6;
Dryealted 0 q 4 5.1
Rio, dry
Lima & Yelp. dry 0 3 ...0 6
Meet India, dry ..
Salted 0 0 44
Fan India 0 0 10e
=e, dry : 4.1
16,
B. Anter.lbarse, pm
hide
Rum* ditto 6 6...10 6

FL A:, per toe.
P.T.B. £47 0...54 0
Bt. Potashes', II
bad .. e... 0 0
Dash sere SS 0...03 0
Friesland

~~ jar to

-TO .se o

-,;11.0 u,l-777.7.714

_ .....
dew
Ulna
uo o o
.
ostahet

Y®6
33 0
11091195 36 0..69
Mot laltla /ma l5 0...16
Sombog lO 0...35
Jute

DT. WOODS, at pertm.
ITonrogf, Jamake-S4 a... 4 10
15

Campesehy. .
Porde, Jamaica b 10... 6 0
Ntestaina, Wire aad
60146 14 0...15 0

Tot, at per cart.
Balm WI 0-102 0
Straits
Ceea. la blocks 99 .. 0 0
lacot, at per ton.
Bars E9 13 Eln 0

9 0 10 0
Low 10 0 16 0
Susan 10 0...17 10
Rod Random ..... 0... 6 10
Brasil ... 70 0...90 0

TOBACCO.-LONDON.- Since our last a fair
amount of business has been done, comprising all sorts, and
at all prices. For Kentucky Strips the demand has con-
tinued, at prices ranging from 3d. to 6d., which %at price is
asked for something extremely fine. In tie finest qualities
prices are firmly mainteined, but for inferior parcels sellers
have been willing to meet buyers. Kentucky Leaf, of fair to
fine quality, selling at 21d. to 3jd. Some small sales of Vir-
ginia'have been made at full prices. With prices at so low
a point, many of them below the cost of produc-
tion, and with other causes tending so strongly to
diminish the growth of American Tobacree, it is quite cer-
tain that the safest coupe for the trade is to keep well stocked,
at least for the present year. Prices can scarcely go lower-
they may go much higher. Negrohead and Cavendish
steady, and in fair demand. Havannah Cigars of g3eil qua-
lity have again sold readily at good figures but the demand
has rather slackened, as many
.of the trade arc tolerably
stocked for the present. If the imports continue as good as
some of the previous supplies, there will no doubt be a brisk
business again shortly. Havannah Tobacco not sell-
ing very readily, except as fillers. Cuba in fair
demand, but held too high for large business.-
Columbian: No arrivals, and the total deliveries have
increased. The exports ate roll. A fair amount of business,
as prices have rather given way, but holder seem now rather
firm.-German : Stock very low, and scarcely any for sale.
The supplies of tho new will not be in a fit state for some
time, but none have yet arrived.-Manilla quiet, waiting till
the Continental demand begins: 209 bales exported last month.
Virginia Leaf, low ordinary and ordinary, lid. to 24d.;
middling to good, 3d. to 41d.; fine, 51. to 61d.; spinner,,
31d. to 6d. ; stripe, ordinary, 3d. to 4d.; middling to good,
6d. to 6d • fine long leafy, 61d. ; spinners, sd. to 61d.
Western leaf, low ordinary, I 1,1. ; ordinary to middling, 2d.
to 21d.; good to fine long, 21d. to 41d. ; strips, ordinary,
21d. to 3d. ; middling to good, 4d. to 41d. ; fine, 41d.
to &I. Maryland, fine fellow, _ 6d. to Bd. ; light
brown, 4d. to 6d. Negrohead, ordinary, middling, good,
2d. to 51d. fine, 7d. to Old. • Cavendi
sh, sd. to 61d.
Havannah Leaf, le. to Go.; Cuba, 10d. to Is. ficl.; Van,
Is. 6d. to 24. 6d. ; Cigars, 3s. to Ida. ; Manilla Cheroots, is.
to 51. 6d. ; Manilla Leaf, 61d. to Is.; Colombian Leaf, Is. 6d.
to 2s. &I. ; do. roll, I Id. to Is. 2d. ; Brasil. 31d. to 6d. ; do.
flat, 6d. to Bd. • St. Domingo, 6d. to 9d. - Porto Rico, 7d. to
12d. ; Auto-arc:ore, 3d. to 9d. ; Germaa;6d. to IBd. Stalks,
Virginia and Kentucky. duty paid, per cwt. 161. 16s. to
184. ; do. mixed, per lb., 2.. 9d. to 2.. 10d. ; 401111 S, 2a. 10d.
to 3s.

CORN.—MARK-LASE.—But little English Wheat
has arrived since Monday; the few parcels of white left
over from th►t day were saleable on about the same terms as
then quoted. red English Wheat was in request, at
rather more money, for export to France. Several
buyers from that country appeared in Mark lane
thus morning, who, in addition to effecting purchases of fo-
reign Wheat on the spot, also bought some 6,000 qrs. of
Lincolnshire Wheat, at 76.. f.o.b. on the east coast, for
immediate shipment to the Continent. Barley a dull sale,
at Monday's decline. Foreign Oats continue to drop in
freely from the near ports; and to make any progress in
soles, a reduction of le per qr. had to be submihed to. Beans
and Peas unaltered.

LIVERPOOL, MARCH 2.-Although we have a continuance
of east winds with frost, several grain vessels have arrived
here coastwise, but from Ireland we bare nothing worth
naming ; and from abroad the imports of the week ere on
the whole very moderate. Our Corn Exchange to-day
having been well attended by town and country =then, who
with several Irish buyers wore rather active in the purchase
of British and foreign Wheats, we hare to report a good
extent of business in that branch of the trade, at a slight
improvement upon the advance of Friday, thereby raising our
quotations 2d. to 3d. per 701 b. above the rates of this day week.
Flour in the early part of the market attracted litUe nouce, but
becoming more lively afterward., the sales towards the close
were rather considerable, prime brandsof American realising
425. per barrel. Barley and Malt upon a limited demand,
, were each Is. to 2s. per qr. cheaper. Beans and Peas,
moving sparingly into the hands of consumers, hardly sus-
tained late prices. In Oats or Oatmeal, no business was
apparent, and had sales been practicable rather lower terms
must have been conceded. Indian Corn on the spot,
although in fair demand, was taken lest eager:y to-day than
heretofore, and at a decline of ls, per quarter several
floating cargoes, however, of this article and of Wheat
have changt d ha ids, at full price., daring the week.
Wheat, per 70 lb., English, red, new, I Is. ga, to 12s. ;
old, lls. 6d. to I Is. 9d. ; white, new, lls. 9d. to
12s. ; old, 11s. 6d. to 12e.; Irish, red, new, 11.. to
1 Is. 3,1. ; old, 10s. 9d. to lls. 3d.; white, new, lls. to
I Is. 6d. ; old, 10.. 9d. to I Is. 3d. Barley, English. pergWr-
ter, new, 665. to 625. ; Scotch and Irish, per 60 lb., new,
70,. to 71. 6,1. Malt, English, per quarter, Pale,
775. to 87s. Oats, English and Scotch, per 45 lb., old,
6s. 7d. to sa. 10d. ; Insh fine qualities, new, ss. d. to
6a. Bd. ; old, 6s. 6d. to se. Ad. • general qualities, new,
Si. 3d. to ss. 6d. Beans, English, per qr., old, 605.
621.; Scotch and Irish, per 480 lb., old, 575. to 68..
Peas, English, per quarter, white, 625. to 65.. ; dn. and
Irish, grey, 67e. to 68e. Flour, per 280 lb., English
and Irish, fine, 491. to 535. ; superfine, 595. to 615 ;
extra, 625. to 634. Oatmeal, per load of 2401 b., Irish,
new, 500. to 525.; old, 465. to 60e.; Cana-
dian, old, 465. to 50.. Bran, per 24 lb., 2.. to 2.. 24.
Foreign Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian, free, red, lls. 3d. to
I Is. Bd. ; white, I le. Bd. to I Is. 10d. ; United States, red,
1 Is. 4d. tolls. 10.1 ; white,llll.lod. to 12a 4d.; Dantsic, mixed
and red Ils. 2d. to I Is. Sd. ; high mixed, 121. 2d. to 12s. 6d.;
Lower Baltic and Hamburg red, lls. 2,1. to lls. Bd. • white,
its. 4'l to Ile Ind.: Riga ..a Petersburg, red,l le. tolls. 3d. ;
Archangel, 10s. 9d. to I Is. • Odessa, common, red, 108.10 d. to
Ils. 2d.; Polish, I Is. to 11.. 3d. ; French, Spanish, and
Italian, red, 10.. I Id. to I Is. 2d.; white, 11.. 2d. to lls. 841. ;
Bennet and Marisnopoli, red, I Is. 2d. to 11.. 4d.; Egyptian,
9s. 24. to 10s.; Mediterranean, &e., hard, red, 10s. 3d. to
10s. 9d. Rye, per qr., Baltic, &c., 425. to 450. Barley, per
601 b., grinding and distilling, 7s. to 7s. &I. Oats, per
461 b., ss. 9d. to 6e. Bums, European, ms, per qr., Eupean, 565. to 605.;
Egyptian, per 4801 b., 46.. to 475. PeaS, per qr., Baltic,
&c., white, 62e. to 665.; Canadian, 69.. to 63a. Indian Corn,
per 4801 b., 695. to 735. Indian Meal, per barrel of 1961 b.,
32, to 33.. Flour, per barrel of 1961 b., Canadian, meet,
41s. to 425. ; United States, sweet, 41s. to 425. ; United
State., end Canadian, sour, 355. to 36e. Arrivals from
the 23rd of February to the Ist of March inclusive, into
Lire-Tool and Runcorn: Wheat, 5,974 qrs.; Barley, 692;
Malt, 3,177; Oats, 593; Beans, 4,192; Peas, 1,217; Indian
Cont, 6,321 • Indian Meal, 419 barrels ; Oatmeal, 420 sacks;
Flour, 80 sacks, 3,434 barrels.

LYNN, MARCH 2.—A fair supply of Wheat, and free sale
at last week's prices. Barley a small supply, and 2s. per qr.
lower. Wheat, 611 b. to 621 b., 70e. to 725. ; fine. 765.; white,
78s. Barley, best runs, 54e. to 565. ; gained, 48s. to Mt.
Grey Peas, 541. to 565. Beans, 565. to 578. Oate, per et.,
19d. to 20d.

The following are Monday's quotatiotu :
BElTltilli. 111.111 mg• pa Quee
WllinT, Lex sndlCiat LA-- 70 to 74 76 W bite- 74 to 7$ twee
Norfolk and Silk. 70 to 72 74 do 72 to 74 to 76
Talavera (Dor or 11•161 k) B2 to $4
;al=o=nsanßed7l to 74 re 76 W—
hit 72 :cr 76
tr. 74
high do. —to— do to to
Bra 35 4sllo
(LUST, Poolidg 43 to 48 Drilling 46 49 to 32
Malting 53 to 35 arvaller 34 to 38 ine to 69
Irir. — to Bore to
Brce WSSIX 40 to 44
11. am
Oers, lade Pled 32 to 340 Od . Block - 31 to 349 04
36 to 386 Od ..Potato.. 37 to Mr 04
Borwitlisettlkotch Peed 33 to Sr Od...Potato- SS to 40. Ild
Irish Peed ----SO So 31 to Us 0d...8ia01x.. 31 to 93s 00
Ditto Prat; 3isildto4o66l
Pima, Orel
Mee 46 to 4s. Od...llapie. . 47 to 31s 04
59 to 11. Imlial 63 to 0
White 411 to 34. MI 10 62
Boa" Marra 44 to 46 Tick... 46 to 40 . old 49 to 33
Harrow 46 to 49 Small 51 to $4 . old 53 to 57
Tana, New Boring ... . to New Winter— to —...01d to
Zarmozo, New
Per 40 to 49
Linos Crag 213 la In int
arra
Irony Town inor, delivered 60 to 65 Pro IforZerlill It Mls
Norfolk rd Writ .. 50 to 34 Whites
Northorboriond. Lincoln, end Yorkshire
linnet and Kent — to Irish
vorizioN. Doty 94.
write Haire sad Konirberg 74 to 77 One to 114... to
Iltrock, and &etre, new 74 to 79 .. to
rd
awl
It to
allenite NM dorm 70 to 73... to
=lard to molt
to Australian 74 to 04..
Km
Hams.ar. reeding 44 to 44 .Distilling 46 to 33... to
Lammas 36 to 40 Win Corn 64 to 70... to
OAT., Radon 33 to 33... to
PerlaerWallen snd Warred it4 to 36. . to
Swarth and Derr
Frieriand and Dutch
Ditto Brew. to
131..t241S Tiek — to old 44 to 44 .. to
doll -
P4eptian 44 to 49 Irony to —..— to
Pre, orey
*law so to 32 Boilers
Term, Old to
LINACto, Baltk and Harm 40 44 to 47... do. do.
Mediterranean sad Odors
114PM1l, . . .... 34 to 40 llempred 14 to 36... do. do.
Hareems* Cents tree of duty, per too, t 3 10s. to t 5 138.
LIMIZIO C...., Drab sad Genoa ditto .C 9 10a. to ZlO 10s.
Ditto Freer ad darken ditto .ClO 10a. to CI i 10e.
per Bel. or 196 lbs.
nova, American s9 to 41
•• wadi

SALISBURY, MARCH 2.—A few ample@ of prime white
Wheat sold at 80a. to 825.; and some good reds at 76e. to
765. per qr., but all inferior kinds sold from 2s. to 3s. lower.
For Barley former prices were given for best malting, but
poor and light samples were from ls. to 2e. lower. Oils
sold at a decline of le. to 2s. Beans and Peas scarce, and
fully as dear. Rye in request. Spring Tares, Bs. to Ils.
per bushel ; winter, 71. to fle.

HOPS.—BOROVGII MARKET, Two o' Clock.
Main. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that the
traps continues steady, without alteration in prices.
rut LH Cosa, p.ewL 112. ole OLIO Ye 40144 RM... 4, cwt. It Ste 4L •
1,
w.. to • • Yearlhas Sum.. a 024 4 •
Sums „ 115 to 4 10 014 Hops , „ I • 11
p,,,.A4444 „ „ I 12 to 11 14
SALISBURY, MARCH 2.—Hops sell freely, at lut week's
terms.

MANUFACITREB.—HUDDERBFIELD, MARCH 2.
—We have much pleasure in being able to report • alight
improvement in our piece-halls to day. Light coloured goods
with new patterns have gone off pretty freely.

WOOL—HUDDERSFIELD, MARCH 2.—There haa
been rather more doing in the raw material during the
past week, but prices are by no means improved in conse-
quence.

SICINS.--SALISBURY, MARCH 2.—Best DOWIllt
4s. 6d. to 6s. 3d. each ; second quaUty, 4s. 3d. to 4s. 9d. ; if
taken as they ran, 4s. 6d. each. Lamb Skins, 2s. to 24. 6d.
the dozen; shorn Skins, 10d. to 11d. each; Or Hides, 2d. to
21d. per lb.; heavy, 3d. par lb. Calf Skins, 4id. per lb. ;
heavy, 6s. 64. each.

CATTLF, &c.—LtvtßpOOL, MARCH I.—There
was only a limited supply of Beef and Mutton at our market
this morning, the quality of which, however, was tolerably
There was only a slender attendance of butchers and
dealers, and, consequently, there was no advance upon the
quotations of Monday last. Mutton may be quoted from
Bid. to 7d., and Beef from 61d. to 64d. per lb.

SALMI/11T, MAACK 2.—fat Beasts sold at from 9s. to 10s.
per MM. Fat Sheep, per stone, beat, 40.8 d. to Ss. ;
4s. to 4s. 4d. • inferior, 3s. Bd. to 41. Fat Pig., per store, 9e.
to 9s. 6d. ; small, 10s.

GLASGOW, MARCH I.—There wu a good supply of Sheep
in the market to-day, which lest a ready sale. Best black-
faced Sheep brought 31s. ; white-faced, 30e. Good Cattle
were scarce, and sold readily. Best Beef and Tallow, per
iron stone, from 9s. to 10e.

Fee Yesterday.* Market* see lad pays

Dail:le sod Ilsrabing
Csarlion (Doty 7id par rout)'99 to 40
Frame trios to per Soak at MO lbs.
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM Ist MARCH TO 3rd MARCH.
Grs. English. Smith. Mob. &earn.
Wisest 9lO
Barley 1550 1950
Oats I 1910 I
Flour, 1,929 soaks ; 1,910 barrels: Malt, 3,010 quarters.
IMPERIAL A VERAORS.

SHIPPING.

MAILS ARRIVED: 4, Dublin; 3, Waterford; 1, De
mif..ONDOeeN, Frenchl
March .; ;IJind grandly at noon, N. 8., fresh
breeze and cloudy.
SHIELDS, March 2.—N.E. moderate, —Sailed: Anne Elin
and Jane Paalxeuf and America.
_ _

•—.-- .--._.
Wbostilearloy.LOsts. I Aye. i Some. I Pose.
Jsa. li 70e 3d130, Od 20s edllOo Sdidile 04131.11 d
23 73e 3040 ed 1s 3*510 61 31. 14 340 lld
30 716 llllede 11411. Wins 3d 53. 7,1,564 ed
Feb. 6 3. 1041.538 ed Sla 005. 6454.3(1)370 ed
13 71. 74151. 10&111. edieis IdiAls Ild 14a lld
30 11e 74133. ed 11l 1 ld'3ls 3d1316 SS Os Iod
--,-- ---
6 evoke Au. Aver. 71. 74153 e 24131. 94e30 64,333 3di33s dd
Tore ore so Millman Pereira Orals.)

DEAL, March 2.—N. to N.N.R., moderate.—Sailed : Belle
Alliance, Adelaide, 8 A.; Windsor, Madras; Lanarkshire,
Valparaiso ; Venilia, Rio Janeiro; St. George, Barbados,;
Monmouth, New Orleans ; Kate, Virginia.
Sorrnameros, March 2.—E.—Sailed: Pearl, New Or-
leans; Dee (at.), West Indite.
NEWPORT, March : sostilina, Ha-
rannah.

Price. , Jan. IS.; Jan. 23. Jan. 30.1 Feb. S. Feb. 13.1Feb.20.
;1 10
71 1
ASHFORD, MARCH 2.—A larger attendance at market
has not been seen for a long time, and the supply of corn of

C 1.7116, March I.—N.B.—Arrived Atalanta, Demerara ;
Marchioness of Clydesdale, St. John's, N.B. Sailed : Actwon,
and Sultan, New York.
CORK, Feb. 28.-13.—Sailed Olenlyon, New Orleans.
Duntts, March l.—N.B.—Sailed: Fear Not, Cuba;
Bridget, New York.
SI.IOO, March I.—E.—Sail.: Captain, St. Thomaa ;
Dembmt, New York.
OPP Doves, March 2.—Levant, U.S.; Bethel, Virginia.
Hutt, March 2.—The Lartilia, from Hamburg, has cargo
damaged, having sprung a lank on the 28th ult.
DONJOHADIII3, Feb. 2T.—The Atalanta, of London, from
Liverpool to Isle of Skye, has put in to-day in a sinking
state, and must discharge.