The New York herald., 1849-06-05

VERY LATE FROM RIO JANEIno.-By the arriva
yesterday, OF the clipper bark Issbelita Hyne.
Capt 8. F. Dewing, from Rio Janeiro, we havr
our flee of the formal do Osniercio to the 18th OF
April. The l. H. left Sandy Hook at p. M
March 10th. for Rio Janeiroj discharged, loaded
again, and passed Sandy Hook, on her Ieturn,
p. NJ, on the 4th of June, bringing her own arri
val at Rio, and being absent only 79 days and q
hours, which we believe is the shortest time in
which the voyage has ever been accomplished.
On her outward passage she exchanged signals,
22d of April, off Cape Fro, with the United States
store ship Lexington, bound to New York; it was
reported at Rio Janeiro, that she had on board
$780, 1000.
There had been quite number of arrivals of yes
sells, with passengers, from the United States for
California. We annex list of them.-
CALIFORNIA VESSELS AT RIO JANElRo, APRIL %.
Steamship Senator, Baohe, from New York, arrived
April 2lst.
Steamship McKim, F.rnhan, from Now Orleans,
Ship Henry Lee Vail, from New York, arrived April
Ship Regulus, Bradford from Boston, arrived April
Ship Morrison, spalding, from New York, arrived
Ship Elizabeth Ellen, Truman from Now York, ar-
ship Mason, Bell, from Philadelphia arrived April
Bark Orb, Mooros from Boston, arrived April 17th
Bark John Potter, Watts from Baltimore, arrived
Bark Kirkland, Phillips, from Baltimore, arrived
April 21st.
Bark St. Mary, Reese from Now York, arrived April
Bark Lanark, Woodbury., from Boston, arrived April
Bark Piedmont, Brightman, from Now Orleans ar
rived April Oath
Bark Nautilus, Wilson, from New York, arrived
Bark Henry Harbeck, Merwin, from Now York, ar
rived April 9th.
Bark AlsOrnA, skaats' from Philadelphia, arrived
Brig Cameo, Tibbetts, from New York, arrived April
oath.
SAILED FOR CALIFORNIA.
April 2O-Bark Toulon, Vesy, frsm New York
& 2O-Bark Drummond, Pierce, from Boston.
2i-Schooner Eudarus, Wiesns from frankfort.
&c 24-Bark J. A. Jessurun Reid, from Now York.
25-Ship Charlotte, Savory, from Boston.
26-Ship Duxbury, Varina from Boston, arrived
2e-Bark Edward Fletcher, Holbrook, arrived
Schooner Jacob W. Ryerson, Lee arrived 2lst,
27-Bark Kirkland, Phillip, from Baltimore.
{" H-Brig Venus Adams, from Africa.
T-Schooner Samuel Roberts, Anderson, from
RIO JANxIho, April "a business has been limited
since our. Four-Aarrived $500 bbs Galego, 373o
sive Of 900 bbs for re.export about 200 bbs prn
cpaly in small lots at our quotations. which, how
ever cannot be obtained for cargo and tho market is
very fiat Stock in first hands, $4,000 bbls., ship
ped coastwise 22oo do, exported, 470 do, stock
in second hands, estimated at 38,eOO do. Hsms-Ar-
rived 293 American Sales tho bulk of the Oporto at
$40 375 and at $40 in oil, 4525 American at 400
and at 100 200 for ordinary Lard-Arrived, 400
kegs, prior to which sold $50 kegs at 100 in
bond for export 400 kegs at 180 reis per h. Lead
Sold 20 rolls sheet at 10y per pill Mess Beef and Pork
Arrived 60 bbls American pork 40 beef Sold $50 bbls
beef at 37v5oo cash: pork at 43u 4OI Tobacoo-Ar-
rived % hhds., 172 boxes Vinegar-Ar-ived II pipes
Sold 40 pipes at 55n 65H. Wax-Arrvea 62sS lbs.
Sold Is, 500 lbs American at 100 Cofee-Better
counts both Europe and tho United States have
led to activity, tho sales having amounted to 5o
900 bags. Prices, in consequence II inquiry and
limited stock at market, have furthsr advanced
washed psrr 3E4OO 420O superior, 3ll00 3a20o 1st
good 2N900 a $4,000 first ordinary 2H70o 2HS00
number of dsposable vessels in port has
become much reduced and the market Is irmer. The
latest charters at 45s for Antwerp 37h Hamburg
37h 421s; United States 40 q 500.