The New York herald., 1864-04-03

Baltic and schssws Our Berlin correspondent supplies
special OF the campaign In Jutiapd TO the loth
of March noting the steady advance Of tho German
Allies By land and water with the vicv OF taxing ehis
position The fortified works OF DuPpei Alscn are also
described and the very latest news from tho scene OF
hostillies givcn the HsRAID to-day There was re.
port that the Duke OF Augusonburg. claimant Of the
supreme ruIe n the Duch,os had been found dead 10 his
bed but Il required con6rmalion IN fact IL was denied
| in some quarters.
large runber Of financial proecls-mos Of th em Of
very great Anglo American inlerest-wcre afost In
London Capital with reputable direction, easily
found There is British and California Banking Com.
pany, monthly NAH steamship line from England to
Australia by way Of Panama, and great railway limo
through the northern section OF Pennsylvania which Is
to be joined by line starting from the Canadian
side OF the Niagara river The foute, which has been
described to U.S. will counter, in great measure to
the heavy carrying trade the Erie road and the opera
tion OF both may result in making New York the greatest
depot Of breadstufls in the world.
We have flies from Bermuda dated to the 18th OF
March. The British neof battle ship Duncan, Captain
Gibson bearing the flag of Vice Admiral Sir James Hope
K. G. b the admiral in tho west India ard North
American waters arrived at the island the 11h OK
March The ship Nile, bearing the flag OF Vice Ad.
miral Sir Alexander Mne K G. b., tho late admiral iu
command TO sail on the 18th u,mo for England.
Her Britannia Majestys ship Petrei Captain Watson,
had left for jamaica The steamer City OF Petersburg
from Wilmington, N c. arrived at Sc. eorges the
18th OF March. The Hanss Coquette and Index had
rived at Wilmington.
Advices from Mogador coast OF Africa to the sth ult
state tina; steamer, full OF men, and with many guns.
cruising about miles to the southwark OF that
place. such is the fact misn. be the rebel steamer
Georgia
The wind during yesterday from the northeast and
quite fresh accompanied with rain. We have not
heard Of any disasters the rivers There great
number vessels in the rivers and bays outward bound
which cannot proceed account Of the storm. The
steamships City OF Washington, Germanis and Evening
star left the city but probably anchored in the bay
The Sound steamers left at their usual hour, but doubt
proceeded farther than Flushing Bay last night.
Vessels arriving reported heavy gale from east north
east outside. The ship Guardian, while attempting to
come in the Hook struck the Outer Middle, where she
remained several hours, but subsequently, got or and
anchored in the lower bay.
Tho United States steam frlgato Niagara, Com
mander Thomas s. Craven from cruise in search
Of the Italian frigate Re Galantuomo, returned to
this port yesterday. She left New York March
IS, and has therefore been at sea afteen DAYS,
but has seen nothing Of the Re Gslantuomo. The
officers report having experienced continuation OF
gales since leaving port during which the ship rolled
fearfuly Her lower yardarms dipped at every ROLL and
she shipped large Quantities OF water, which at e.e time
extinguished all the fres On March "a, during heavy
gale carried away all the topgaant masts, maintopsa
sheet and mainopsa stove port buuarks lost and split
sails, &c. She is very unpopular with mos. OF her o
They that since the alterations made her at
the Boston Navy Yard she s almost unfit TO to in
heavy weather. The Niagara is anchored in the Eas,
river.
Commissioner Osborn has discharged the Italian sailor
Ramondo, belonging the Italian bari, Omega who was
arrested by warrant ssued the representations OF
the Consul OF the 9ardnan government al this port,
with view OF having the seaman retained on board that
vessel. motion to discharge the man was made when
the case was fully argued. The Commissioner was Of
opinion that, under the treaty with Sardinia, the Con-
sui OF that government cannot lawfully claim the as
ssance the local authorities 10 enforcing his decisions
In other than those claimed dcsertsr aud that
ther esore bs had not jurisdiction in the case.
fre occurred in Brooklyn yesterday, near Fulton
rerry which destroyed nine tenement houses and two
stables. Twenty families left houseess By IL. The
damage amounted to $50 900 and the 10
about hall that anount.
The share market weak yesterday, and there
strong disposition TO SELL Prices in consequence gave
way fraction Government stocks were arm however,
and descriptions were demand higher rates.
Gold opened at 1854 and remained along the fractions
above lo6 1he subTreasury price the latter fgure
which was per cent above the premium fixed upon
the day previous There continued activity in the
money market but no change in the ratc o. interest
The markets generally quiet on Saturday, and the
volume Of business limited. imported goods were gene
rally held with much nrmness. There no import
ant changes in value, however. Petroleum was lrm
vth steady, good demand. Cotton quiet. Gro.
ere steady, with moderate inquiry. On Change,
l IT'S, except corn, were firm, az were also provi-
sions and whsksy, with fair business fFeishs
dull and rates tending downward