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esate, Whi cteeenssesscesnessn REWS BY TELEGRAPH, Three Days Later frem Europe, AR RIV 4S L or THE STEAMSHIP AMERICA AT HALIFAX. HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM ENGLAND. Sudden Resignation of the Ministry. AFFAIRS IN FRANCE. Military Preparations in Belgium. STATE OF THE MARKETS. Advance in Cotton. Bic +, Scr, Ce Haurrax Ts.rorara OFFICE, Taurspay Mornina, March 4, 1852. ‘The royal mail steamer America, frem Liverpool Setarday afternoon, February 2st, arrived here About ton o’olock last night; but in consequence of the lines being broken shortly after nine o'clock, it was impossible to send her news through. The America brought thirty-two passengers, & portion of whom stop at this place. The principal feature of the political news by this arrival, is the resignation of the Russell Minis- try in England. The cotton market was oxtremoly active, ata slight advance. The sales of the week wore up wards of seventy-four thousand bales. The value ef breadstuffs has undergone no ma terial ohange sinos the departure of the steamer Franklin, on the 18th February. The provision market was steady. Lard had Blightly advanced. The resignation of the Russell Ministry was whol- dy unexpected, and had created the most intense excitement. No new cabinet had been formed, and ell was @onjocture as to whom the Queen would call to her assistance. Tho news from France, and from the Continent generally, presents no feature of exciting interest. Affairs in England. DEFEAT AND RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRY, ETC ‘The great political event of the week was the defeat and resignation of the Russell ministry, on the Leoal Bilitia Bill. Lord Pamensros moved that the word “local” should b estricken out of the bill, and that the proposed forces Bhould be perambulatory—not confined to England, Bootland. or Ireland—but might be sent to ay quarter of the United Kingdom where it might be required. Oa this proposition of Lord Palmerston, the ministry joined issue, and were defeated on the division, by a vote of 136 ageinst 126. Bubsequently to this expression of the Commons, Lord John Ruseell intimated that, having lost the confidence of the House, he could no longer hold office The event ‘was wholly unexpected, both in and out of Parlismsnt, eepeoially as on the previous night the ministry had a decided majority on Lord Naas’s motion of a want of vonfidence, arising out of the Clarendon and Burch (the Irish editor) affair—the pumber voting on that occasion being 137 fur the motion and 232 sgaiast it. Alleorte of tumors were afloat at Liverpool, prior to the sailing of the America, as to who would succeed Lord Rareell as Premier. A coalition betwen Bir James Grabam and Lord Palmerston, was confidently expected by wany In other respects the proceedings in Parliament dur- ing the week, had been quite uniwportent ‘A despatch, dated “House of Commons, Friday night, Feb. 20," to the Liverpool Jownal, says:—* When tbe Premier anrounced hie resicoation, the greatest aston- ichment was felt; the members appeared to have been entirely in the dark, snd no one was prepared for what bad sorudden!y teken plece. Allis bustie and wonder here, The talk in the House is, that the Queen will not have anything to do with Palmerston, and that the Earl ofPerby will at once accept offiss.”” The rame journal states thet Lord Palmersion, in moving his amendment, said that “the country was ina situation 6 to war, aud our atmawent, io time of War not sufficient, nor did it suit the feeling of Bre country. But it rbould be edequate to meet such ap unfortunate emergency Whot be wanted wasa ready treioed force, prepared for ection et the shortest notice All the chjections to the p { a regular militia Were found in a distrust of thi Englishmen were cheats Soote men traitors. Ii we could not trust Mteelf, we bad better piveup the idea of defenoe, (tre mendour cheers) and send for tu and Aastcian soldiers. LHe wes conficent that the people would answer @ proper appeal on the part of the government, by Proving to the world that we were prepared for defence, and wonld thereby prererve to ourselves the blessings of ace.’ Pemne London Times says, © Pomibly the minister stepped to avoid # faiul blow on the Uape question, aud has made his fall with considerable judgment. If raved on the Caffre quection, be would have been wrecksd on the re- form bili Lord Palmerston will, most Likely, resiga the task of forming a government to the protectionist chief, who has long eiuce procisimed that his arrangements are made, and that be has only to wa'k in and take posses sion; and that he had, resliy, no choice but to do what he could—whether for crix weeks or six months. Lerd Derby will, most likely, be our minister next week He has something in his favor The new reform bill will Bof stand much in his way.” ‘The Morning Herald declares that ‘Lord Derby will be Prepared to take office. Though sudden, the event was Bot unexpected.” The Morning Post says, The victory waa worthy of Palmerston. It was not a party, but a national ques- tien.” ‘The opposition peers hed met at the Earl of Derby's, end had agreed to offer the most determined resistance to the pew Reform bill, on its second reading in the House of Lords. ‘The Reform bill, judging from the expressions of popu lar sentiment, is not likely to meet with very general or oordial eupport. THE CATHOLICS AND THE PRESBY TERIANS—COMBINA- TIONS, ELC The Dublin Evening Post mentions,on what it con- siders unquestionable authority, that eome of the Roman Catholic ciergy, who had become unpopular on acsount Of their opposition to eecret societies, bave been servod with notices to desist Whilst the Catholic priests are Preaching egainet their combinasiour, some of the ablest end most independent of the Presbyterian ministers have been distinguithed by their loud and vehement Objurations against the janded proprietors. In the north of Ireland & formidabie combination exisis sgain-t the pay ment of rents; and euch 18 the state of excitement ageinet the landicrds, that several of them have giveo up ell notions of enforcing payment under present cir- cumstances. It was stated that the Presbyterian te- aaoctry, in some localities, were offering a passive resis- tance to the psyment of rents. DEATH OF THE BISHOF OF ACHONRY, ETC. The Tuam Herald sonounces the death of the Right Rev. Dr McNiobolas, Bishop of Achoary Mr. Jobu Iranc Herd had been elected for Kinsale, in Place of Mr Benjemin Hawes, without opposition ‘The stock of bullion in the Bank of Eogiand shows an incresse of £314,624, se compared with the preceding returns A fire broke out,on the morning of the 20th ult , at ‘Trinity Hell, Oambridge, on the side of the coliege facing Trinity Lane. It was subducd before extending further. he nation to defend The pew Britich ambarsador, Lord Cowley, arrived in Paris on Wedaesday, the 18th The government, it is eaid, manifested great fear that General Cavnignac will be elected in several distri A decree hes been published sbolishing the fe Feb 24 and May 4, ard rubstituting, we the only anni — worthy of commemoration, the birthdey of Na jon. PeVarious romors prevailed of a new ministerial orisis General Bt Arnaud is ssid to be in disgrace, bacause be will net sign a Georee for the dismissal of a number of Officers ef known Orleans tendenoles. The War Depert- ment is to be conducted by Adiniral Latlant, during Generel Bt. Arpaud’s absence in Algeria. The Gazette de France states that the President of the Tepublic is about to form # body guard from the Gendermer Mobile y Panis Bourse, Feb. 21.—Fives, 103.70; Threes, 67.75. Interesting from Belgtun. EXCH INTRIGUE—CATHO iOVEMENTS--PREPA- RATIONS FOR WAR, ETC. ‘The Paris correspondent of the London Morning Chro wiicle eaye:——'It will be remembered that French agents ed been rent into Belgium, fer the purpose, if posible, wf sedocing the army from its allegiance, and sowing the he sceds of discord and disaffection amongst the people Af I em well informed, reports ere deily submitted to Louis Napoleon of the proceedings of these agents. It will be remembered that it was the Catholic party that in 268] war the principe! means of separating Belgium from Holland. It i that eame party which i» now the most otive ln petting up @ feeling ia fav: « Kreneh @ it poy thee! pe Bod elinort iyece Belgium is nddiog 4,000 mem Gud strengthening ber defences . FR o her army, Spatn and Portugal ‘The health of the Queen of Epsin had been completely restored. The happy event had beon eslebrated by pubs Me thankegiving st Medrid, end tn all the Catholic cap! Cals ip Europe, with great pomp aud ceremony, ‘The body of the regicide bad been burned; and the Gasette containe the royal orders for the destruction of his potgnard, pistol ; goapvrcrints ip the pr ‘There iy wothipg Of political importance from Porta- &™ “he shipments of wine from Oporto were improving. From the Mediterranean, ‘The Bentiok steamer arrived at Bouthampten on Fri- Gey night, the Q0uh Glt., Wid Alexemdris dewe wf we Bub, Malte of ibe ub, aud Gibralter of tbs 15th, Commercial Intelligence. Tavearoor, Saturday, Feb. 21—Noon. Gorton has been im active demand throughout the ‘week, and prices have advanced one eighth of » penny per pound, At the sailing of the steamer to-day, at noon, the market is steady and firm The sales of the week foot up 74,800 bales; of which, speculators took 22.810, and exporters 4,600. The committee's quetations for cotton are:—Fair Uplands, 53;; fair Mobiles, 6; fair Orleans, 634; middling Uplands, 47; middling Mobiles, 4%3 Orleans, Gd re Tax Havax Corron Manger, in the of tho Week, wae dull, and sales of cotton were at ade cline on last week's rates Subsequently, on the receipt of the Arotio’s later advices trom the United States, an as ae demand was experienced, and s rallied. pon Monzy Manket.—The English stook market kas been active, at an improvement on last week’s prices. The Bask of England’s rate of discount is 23< cent, but private banks are discounting at 2%. quotationa of Consols,on the evening of the 20th, Trion “in the Sank ‘of Bangles “hed inoeesed to to £18 696.167. sre Amnaican Szcuniizs —The condition of the English market hes had @ favorable influence om American stooks, which have come into request, and for some days past a very active demand has been experienced scrip is at four per cent premium. Tue O.nw Marast.—In the Commercial Circular of Mesers & Bhipley, dated Liverpovl, Feb. 20, itis stated that the corn market had been very flat during the week. They quote Weste:n (anal Flour nominal, at 19s. to 296. per barrel; Philadeiphia, Baitimore, Obio, and Canadian, at 22s.to 235. 34.; sour, at 18s. a 20s. Mixed Indian corn, at 20s ; yellow, 29s 64.; and white, at 328. per quarter, of 480 lbs Provisions.—Gardner’s Provision Circular quotes the market for old beef very steady at the late advance New beef is much wanted Pork is ia aotive requert, at full prices. Bacon meet fair sale, at the full prices of lest week. Beventy tons of lard have changed hands, at an advanoe of ls. per cwt., leaving the stoox unsold very low. There is more doing in eheese, but no quotable in prices. Butter seils slowly, at the ourrent rates of last w: ‘Ta.ow is flat, and prices have a downward tendency, Bucax is in better request, at an advanoe of 6d. per owt. Corres and Tras are dull of ale at nominal rates. Motassre is in steady demand. at last week's rates. Nava. Brones.—Turpentine and spirits, for want of stock, have been moderately dealt in and the first arri- ‘Val will meet ea sale. American rosin is in good de mand, at from 3s. 1d. to 8s 2d. perbbl. There have been no transactions in tar. Arnes are in better request, at an advance of 6d per bbl. , in pots and pearls. Quracrrnon Banx is in retail demand, at 7s. 9d. per owt. Pope Jote of Besswax bave changed hands, at £6 15 a Crover Serv being scarce, and in extensive demand, bas arenes 2s. to 38 , amd old now commands 50s., and new, 60s. Linarep Or. Cannes are eteady, at last week's prices Brenm Ort is in gooa request. at extreme rates. Whale and lard oi! bas slightly decline MetaLs.—There is no change in bawiron. Scotch piz, No. 1,has slightly improved. Lead, tin, and copper aro unehanged: Tin plates are pretty active, at previous Prices. once continues in moderate demand, at 17s. 34. per owt. Train & Co.’s Liverpool circular says that the number of disengaged American vessels in t is very smull; atill, the rates of freight continue unban ‘There is e middle of every prospect of improvement about March. There are more passengers ocming forward. Bratr: or Trave ~The Manchester market for goods and yarns, but partioularly for the latter, has mush im- Proved. The stocks en hand are small, and spinners are well supplied with orders. FROM TETLEY & CO.’8 CIRCULAR. Frn 20.—We bave again to report upon an extensive business in cotton. exceeding that of the previous week, which amounted to 57.820 bales, Oo no one day were the sales much under 10,600 bales. The week's operations sum up to 74,300 bales and show t! very large portion of the entire stock has been turned ever during the fortnight The accounts from the Biates, showing moderate receipts at the ports. the excess over this yeer ecarcely reaches over 100,000 bales, together with the light shipments for this market, the demand being so great from other es, nO doubt has bad eome effect here; and then sgain the buoyant state of the Manchester market, with the extensive de- mand for goods and yarn, and the absence of stooks, most bave given great encouragement to buyers; and indeed we find that spinners have purchased very largely te cover the contract; they have entered into for futare delivery. These things combined, have caused acon- siderable amount of animation in our market, and had it net been that importers continued to supply the de mand so freely, come advance of importance must neces- sarily have ‘aken place; as itis, however, we cannot call the improvement much more than one-eighth penny per lb, apd it is greatest upon the middling avd better qualities of American 1400 bales of American, 1,000 Pernems, 170 Baliea, and 7,040 Surat have been taken on speculation; with 3,080 american, 20 Pornam, 70 Kgy pti, 10 Demerara, 1.510 Brogal and Surat for export, leaving for the trade 46.800 bales, The sales to-day mount to 8,000 bales, or up wards. doaror of \man. Bookwith, three Ben! n, Moczsrelli. Jones, two Prernans, Patt! Shipping Intelligence. Arrived from New York—Feb 16h. Washington, at Bre- teu; 17th, Northumberland, a Gravesend; Sarstogs, 40; Henry Olay, fro Reyal Oak, from’ Sunderland; I78b, a Gravesend; kipire State, from Liverpool; Pi Arr from Beston—Feb 6, Segora, at Malta. Bid for Boston—Fob 13, Syiph from Shields; 15th, Clarissa Currier, from Liverpool; +b, Britain, from do; Sesam Hioks, rom do. Ald for Philadelphia—Feb 12th, Vesta, from Queenstown; 16th, Tusearors, from Livecpeol . Isimore—Feb 2, Fanny, from Liverpool. Charleston—Feb 16, at Hamburg; 16th, John Bavro; 18th, Urgent, at Liverpool. les von—Feb 20, John Rutledge, from Liverpool. 7 01 —Feb 18, Olbers, at Brenen; Sebo- ia, at Liverpoo Corinthian, do; 18sh, Be do} North Atisntio, id, da. ~ ‘atts! Sid for New Uricans— Fi Oriando, from Bordoaux + 16th, Louitians, from Waro, at Dubtin; 18th, Pe- at Shiclde; 15th, Poreo- bdo; Des 6, Highlander, at verani Mauritics. BAILING OF THE AMERICA. Hauirax, March 4, 1862 The R. M. eteamship Amerioa, after Janding ber mails and taking on bosrd a large supply of coal, sailed for Boston at one o'clock this morning. AFFAIRS IN ALBANY. The Canal Letting Investigating Committee, ko. Bo. ko NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. Senate. Avnaxy, March 4, 1852, THE INVESTIGATION OF THE CANAL LETTINGS. Mr. Coorry asked when the Select Committee on the Canal Lettings would report ? Mr, Concer said the testimony would probably be closed to-morrow, after which the report would be com. ing forthwith. Mr. Coo.ey.—How long? Mr, Concen.—Tuesday next—probably earlier. BILLA INTRODUCED. Mr. Coorry introduced a bill to incorporate companies to navigate the ocean by steamships. Mr Bancock introduced a bill vesting the title to all real and personal estate intended for eoslesiastioal pur- pores in trustees, tobe chosen by the congregations. Mr. Varprneitt introduced @ bill relative to the ofi- cers of the Brooklyn Institute. Mr McMurray introduced a bill relative to the Re- corder and City Judge of New York. OLD BANK NOTRS. Mr. Coorey’s resolution relative to the destruction of old bank note plates was adopted. THE JOINT RULES—=PRINTING, ETC, _ Mr Bancocx called up his joint reeolution, amending joint rules, by adding a 16th rule, which provides that on ® resolution or motion to print more than 1,000 extra copies of any document, &c., the ayes and nays sbali be called and if a majority of the members of eitner House where the motion originates shall vote in the affir. mative, then it shall be declared carried; and also every motion to authorise the meeting of select com- mites between the seesions shail require the same » &o. An emendment was offered, that immediately upon the partege of a rerolution ordering extra printing, the no- ¢ communicated to the tion of either Mouse should other. The subject was debated by Messrs. Bancocx, Mon- can, Jones, Coorty, Van Bcnoonnoven, &, and Prence. ‘The rule was smended, #0 that when one House orders printing « message shail be rent to the other House, ‘The Be: then adjourned. Assembly. Axsany, March 4, 1852, MIKE WALSH ON LABOR. The following is the elect committee appointed on Mr. Walsh's resolution relative to labor: —Mesers, Walth, Younge, Billings, Bradford, and Harper. QUESTIONS OF PKIVILEGK—=THE TROVBLES ON FRIDAY—-DIEM- BERS IN CONTEMPT, ¥TC. Mr. Mriis asked bow his pame was recorded on the Woodworth Patent resolution The Ciexx announced that it was recorded in the ne- ative . Mr. Mri:.2—I was not prerent when the vote was teken, end did not vote. He should have voted in the affirms. tive, and wished his vote stricken out. Mr. Mitta also rose to @ question of privilege. Ho read the following from the Delhi Eapress:-~ A Brarous Imerication.—Tt is that three looo fooo members of the Assembly, who had “ paired off’ with ar whigs, were present, and for the ex- puleion of Col. Snow. It is charged that Mr. Mills, of this ki tegen + oe of the three. Buche seer ee ne Ot goed, 28 DO procideut Ou tevutd; au. ‘or the honor of Delaware we obarge Mr. Bay Concluded his remarks by sending ups , Which the Clerk commenced It proposed acelect committee of five, to ascertain whether the members voted into contempt had left the House on ithe 4 bight, before the intoxieating liquors were brought; bow much brandy and champagne had been brought into the House; whether a member was carried home intoxicated, by two others; how many members were 60 much intoxicated as to be incapable for # pro- ce cmbeee of their legislative duties, &., &o. Be- the reading was concluded, Mr. Cusuino asked if the House had not heard about enough of this document. further reading will be dispensed witb, as it is not in order at this time. Mr. Rictanps eaid, that as privileged questions are in order, he wished to make sn explanation in relation to bis absence. When he left, he asked a friend to ask leave of absence, but this was not done. Some further remarks were made by Messrs. Cushing end Walsh. Mr, Linx reported ‘favorably on the bill to elect th ir, Lane vorably on to elect the Begister of Deeds for Kings county. MANHATTAN G48 COMPANY, Mr. Leany reported favorably on the bili to increase the capital of the Manhattan Gas Light Company. = ors moved to refer the bill back, and spoke at me length. Mr. Lucxny sustained the bill and report. After some further discussion by Messrs, Monree, Walsh, Hatfield, and O'Keefe, the motion to recommit was carried. DEAF AND DUMB. Mr. Mavony favorably on the Senate bill to inorease the number of Btate ‘fos in the New York Institution for Instruction of Deaf and Dumb. KINGS COUNTY. Ma. Benny reported favorably om the bill to increase Eee of the Board of Supervisors of the county of 80) THE CHANCERY FUNDS. On motion of Mr. A. Situ, ths House went into com- mittee of the whole, Mr. Kllsworth in the chair, upon the bill in relation to the funds in the late Courtjof Chancery bia had been cet down as the special order of the Jounson thought that the object of the bill would be defeated by reducing the commission to one, and proceeded, at some renee to epeak in favor of restoring the three. He made that motion. Mr. A. Smit advocated the motion to restore, and it was carried. Mr. Jonwson moved to reconsider the vote striking out the provision fora clerk. After considerable discussion, in which Measrs Ousx- inc. Jonnson, and A, Smith participated, the motion to strike out was lost Mr. Van Bantvoonp moved an amendment, sending the applicants for any moneys in this fund, to the courts that now have jurisdiction. instead of conferring the bedstead deciding upon the claims upon the commis- joners. This amendment was discureed by Mesers. Van Sant- ‘voord, Cushing, A. Smith, and Moss, and adopted Mr. Unpxrwoop moved that ali moneys derived from thie fund shall be placed to the credit of the Common Bohool fund; that the interest thereof shall be applied in diminution of the general tax of $800,000, under the Jaw ef last winter, and that but a sufficient sum shall ba raised under said law to make up $200,600 in connection with such interest. This amendment was dicussed by Messrs. Underwood, a she Van Santvoord, Moss, and Cushing, and lost— to 36. Mr. Unverwoop offered an amerdment directing the Coramissioners to make quarterly reports to the Comp- troller. Carried The bill having been gone through, was reported to the House. Mr. Unprnwoop renewed bis amendment providing for placing the money received under this act to the credit of the Common School Fund, &c.,and on this question called the ayes and ncer, which being taken. were—Ayes 49; noes 33. So the amendment was adopted Mr Van Santvoorp moved that the report lie on the table. Leet. Mr. Cusine moved to re-commit the bill to the Gom- mittee of the Whole, with a view to sirixe out the enact- pone ir. Van BANtVvoOKD moved to amend, by instructing the committee to strike out the second sestion, providing for the appointment of three commissioners, &c. These motions drew out quite a long discussion, in which Messrs Underwood, Van Santvoord, Monros, A. &mith, Waleb, and Mors participated bk hed moved to lay the whole subject on the table. Cus rie Mr. Uspenwoop moved that the bill. as amended be printed, which was agreed to, and the House adjourned, The Latest from Albany. (HE CANAL COMMITTEE—IRISH S1KAMSHIPS —MAN- MATTAN GAS GOMPANY-—CHANCERY FUND—MR SNOW--HUNGARIAN CAUSE AT A DISCOUNT, ETC. SPECIAL CORKEHONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD Avnany, March 4—8 P. M There are two applications before the Legisiature for the incorporation of Irish Steamship Companies The subject has been many days in the hands of the Senate Committee on Commerce. The agents of other lines ara strongly urging their rejection. The majority of the committee are opposed, but Mr. Platt, (whig,) the mi- nority member, reported a bill, this morning, incorpo- ratingthe New York and G: Bteamship Company Thore who desire to establis) . think it unfair to refuse them a charter, whilst Messrs. Collins, Law, Vanderbilt. and ethers, are navigating under the pro- tection of the Btate. Mr. Cooley introduced a general bill to incorporate steamship companies, this morning. abe Senate is becoming impatient, because ti Committee do not repert progress. A call was made this morning, when Mr. Conger replied that a report would be submitted on Tuesday morning—perhaps sooner. It is now certain that the evidence will be submitted, toge- ther with two reporte—majority acd minority, Rumors are rife that it will end in smoke—mandsmus case and all. ‘The whole Senate session was consumed in debate upon the joint rules. When the bill to increase the capital stock of the Man- battan Gas Company was reported in the Houss, Mike Walsh moved to send it back tothe committee. He was opposed to the increase of another million, so as to give them the monopoly of lighting all the upper portion of the oity for a long period of time. The friends of the bill wan! to hurry it through, but Mike’s motion pre- vailed. The Chancery Fund Billcame up in committee, when three commissioners were appointed, at $2,000 a year each, to take of that fund. In calling the of members, the Olerk called the name of Mr. Snow, when Mike, ever vigilant, inquired by what right it was done, The Clerk replied, that it was through inadvertance No effort was made to restore Spow to bis seat, orto inform the Governor that a va- cancy existed. A coup d'état ie expected every day, but when no one can covjecture. The Hungarian committee here are not very suscesa- fal in disposing of bonds. A meeting was held last even- ing, when the treasurer reported that he had procured a thousand dollars worth of bonds, in one, five, and ten dol- Jar parcels, payable one year after the establishment of the Hun jan republic, and out of thet eum he had sold tone forty five dollars worth The ardor in the cause of the Magyer is subsiding; and many of the valiant heroes are appenring in the streets dispossessed of Kossuth hat and meustacbes, which they have worn for a bests Meterelogical Observations. AY MORSH’s Link, OFFICE 2 WALL sTRuer. Trunsvay, March 4, 1852. Borraso,9 A. M—It is oloudy, but’ pleasant’ Wind west, Thermometer 28. Barometer 29.88. 8 P. M.--Barometer 29.54, Thermometer 84. It is cloudy, but not unpleasant evening. Rocnesten, 9 A. M.—It is a fine morning, though cloudy. Wind west. Thermometer 12 8 P. M.—It bas been snowing a little. Wind southeast. Thermometer 26 Avsunn, 9 A, M —It is cloudy and cold this morning Wind southeast. Thermometer 15 8 P. M.—It was scloudy day evening, and is now snow- ing moderately. Wind east. Thermometer 26, jyracusk, 9 A. M.—It is # clear and pleasant morning, but very cold. Wind west. Thermometer 10. 8 P. M--It is pleasant evening, but not quite as cold. Wind east. ermometer 30. t™ 6 Unica, 9 A. M.—Wind weet. weather ia fine. 8 P. It is a cloudy evening, but very Thermometer 32 but very Ne : 9 A. M—It is aclear and Wind north, Barome' ‘Ther- A plearant cold morning. ter 30.610, wometer 10. Mercury 56. 8 P. M.—It isclear, and not very cold. Wind south. Thermometer 87. Barometer 30.200 Mescury 70. Troy, 9 A. M.—Thermemeter 8 above sero, It is @ beautiful, clear morning. No wind. 8 P. M.—It is a clear and pleasant evening. Thermo- meter 35, Wind routh eareeintees enowed very fast to-day in this vicl- nity. Thermometer 5. eae Meeting of the Brookiyn I'emperance Al- Hance, A meeting of the Temperance Alliance of Brooklyn. took place in Plymouth Ohurch, (lev, Dr. Beecher's,) last evening. The house was about two-thirds full, the Great proportion being ladies. ‘The proceedings were opened with a prayer by the Rev. Mr. Manen, who invoked the Divine blessing upon the work in which they were engaged. Ile prayed that the light that shines from that atar in the Hast, (Maine,) may induce the Legislature ef this Btate and other Btates to enter upon thore decisive mearures which will redeem this lend frem the ourse of intoxication. Gronce Hai then announced that the meeting had been called together by the Temperance Union recently formed in this city, and explained the objects of the 60- olety. ier Mr. Ruees then resd the resolutions of the Ex- ecutive Committee, in which they recognise the use of imtwxwating drinks a6 Lue clici cause of be orime, pO- verty, end bordensome taxation that prevail ia the oc munity, and the voluntary ‘ded by the al y the aotion of 1 legislation to remove the 5 Mi Ma i the resolutions. He com- , Mr, Manon upon . menerd by AU per the Wubiogcniane Shere oot bed bech to reclata the inebriate; but the object of the Temperance Alliance of aa to prevent the possibility of be had in view. who were imbued with the principles of temperance men, on the ground that if the present legislature had not the fear of God before their eyes, to pass this law, they must Pes that others are elected in their place, men of the right lamp Rey. Mr, Bercnen then remarked that they had used their long guns and pistols long enough, and that they were going into it with their bowie knives, now. He next reviewed the different clauses in the Maine law, and the effects produced on the community by the sale and manufacture of ardent spirits. j A collection was then taken up, and the (meeting ad- journed. Married, On Thursday evening, March 4, by Rev. N. B. Baldwin, ie M. Baown to Miss Cuan.orrs A, Hears, all of this city. In Brooklyn, on Wednsday, 3d instant, by Rev. Dr. Spencer, Rev. Anprew Haxr, of Charlotte county. Va., to Cuascorre J, Brantox, Caughter of Thomas Jenkins, Eoq. Died, On March 8, Exiza Macmanon, widow of the late Capt. Jobm Maomahon, aged 89 years. Her relatives and friends are partioularly requested to attend her funeral, {rom her late residence, No, 87 Eim etreet, this afternoon, at 3 o’olock, without farther notice. By the accidental discharge of his gun, at Hoboten, op ‘Wednesday, March 8, Micha. McCarty, aged 34 years and 6 months. His friends, and those of the family, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, frem his late residence, at the Elysian Fields, Hoboken, cm Sundey morning, at 10 o'clock, without further invitation. ‘On March 8, after along and severe sickness, Jaxx, wife of John Hudson, plumber, Brooklyn. Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, on Sun afternoon, at 2 o'clock. from her late residence, No. 9 Hioks street, Brooklyn. Her remains wili be interred at Cypress Hills Cemetery. On the 4th inst., Fuxpeaicx H, youngest ohild of E. Henry and Sarah M. Cobb, aged 2 years and 10 days ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, without further notices, this afternoon, at 20’. lock, from his late res'dauce, 186 Chrystie street, between Rivington and Stanton, The remains will be taken to Greenwood Uemetery for iuter- ment. On Thursday, March 4, of consumption. Barncer, wife of James B. Warden, in the 28th year of her age. The friends and acquaintances of the family, and those of her cousins, are respectfully invited to attend ber funeral; also the members of Columbia Grove Ne 8, U A.@.D.; also the members of Ocean Lodge No. 321, 1,0. of O. F , from her late residence, No # Fortieth street, near Broadway, on Sunday, March 7, at 1 o’olock, precisely. On Thurrday, March 4, at his residence, No. 9 Wash- ington Terrace, Hoboken, Capt. Cuaaies Mitiinctox, aged 34 years. ‘The filends of the family are respeotfully invited to attend the funeral, to-morrow aiternoon, at 40 clock. Maxaanet, daughter ct Daniel and Camilla Gardiner in the 10th year of ber age. Her funeral will take place this day. from her late re- sidence, corner Fortieth street and Third avenue. Her friends and relatives are invited to attend the sam: On Tuerday evening, March 2, at balf past 10, Janwer Strenarr, aged 2 years 6 months and 16 days, daughter of Jamen Btirratt, Long Island. On 4th inst, Ganorine. wife of Jobn Marquart, the eldest daughter of Joseph} and Louisa Land wher, aged 22 years The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, 92 Bayard street, this afternoon, at past 2 o'clock, Her remains will be takea to Greenwood for interment. a LR Se ST RET ENON BARIVTIME IN PFELLIGE ROR. Movements of the Ocean Steamers, Leaves. Darr For. Feb 25... .Naw York 23 Ni Rrother Jovathan.New York ..Mar 36. Rein deer. Now York... Apl Northern Light, Diinois...., ALMANAC—MARCH 29 | woon Rvs 655! won wa: SUR nues.. a0: . cured. 01, 8 Thompson & Nophers. Bar nan, Dunham & Dimon. n, T Wardle. simore, J 0 Baker, 1 G as, D Doshon. bark Letitia, Alden, Ne ford, master, Brig Newfoundland Packet (Br), Farrell, 8) Barts and 81 Martive, J Hunter & Co. Brig Grenada, Merrill, Ciudad Bolivar, Harbeok & Co, Brig Empize, Newman, Galveston, Hussey & Murra; Bane Bordeaux Pasket, Thus, Charleston, Schimi slohen. Watt Holus (Br), Stubbs, 8 Domingo City, Bleecker ey. Behr Molinda (Br), Brundogs, 88 Johus, NP, R Irvin, Schr Mary Elisa, Hotchkive, 6 Merks, Raglo & Aszerd, tobrR W Brown, Huleo, Wilmington, NU, Dolnor & Pot- or. Bobr Margarot, Woglam, Petorsburg, J Hunter & Co, Behr RK M Price, Chambers, Baltimore. Piatt & Siacht, Sebr Wm M Baird, Stubbs, Phitadelphis, J Hand. Schr Metamora, King, Providence. Bahr Mary, Clark, Glouccoter. Bren: 58.8 Amboy, J & N Brirgs. rican, Bourges, Providenc Briggs, Providence, » Welle, Providence. Arrived. Steamabip Roanoke, Parrish, Norfolk and Richmond, 24 hours, with mdse and paseongers, to Deen & Th Ship Oneida, Crees: D6 inturn & Co. Jan 97 8, lon 'm V Kent, from Caloutts for Lonton The O ‘within 60 miles of Sandy Hook sinco 2th Feb. Harward, Papker, Savannah, 9 days, with oot- Bico; Bloop T W to Nesner (Br; Hislifex, 11 days, with fish, to Kelley, Smithers & MoKay. Sohr Watohic, Wooster, Alexandria, Va, 6 deve. Bohr Mary Peavy, Bimpson, Aloxandria, Va, 6 daye, Schr Faiz, Enedicor, Bali Sobr Bactamento, Bobr Compliance, Sobr Charter Oak, land, in, 3 daye. Below hone (Bic), 65 days fcom Palermo. ark. Tho sche spoken by tho Malvina on the 24 ult, in Jat 2%, ton 72 8%. with logs of seile, ®e, having beep blown off, wad the J B Lindsey (nov Sieby) Wind at sunrise, N; st merid mow. do; at suneot, BR, with Welegraphic Marine Reports. Bosro! Artived—Ship Wostern Star, from Caloutea. an foll in wi an, ‘arch @ ya tho 234 thip James Drake, from Caloutta for N York, artod company Nov 26th, 120 16 N, lon 85 30 B. a jel Webster, Liverpool; barks Honrictts, simore: brigs Velox. ane Town; Cnlt- ‘ort nu Prince. Maroh3 a 30, lon 60 03, ke bark Aaron Harvey. I josking badly, Where bound not stated; 20th (probably Feb), las 25 90, lon 73 6, obiv James Fanning, from NYork for Galveston. ne Correspondence. Enoanrown, Foo 27, Arrived —Brig Potesl, Bettos, Matanzas for Portland; sclirs Mozart, Reed, Boothvay for Richmond; Wm P Suckram, eiith, Wasvport; Fellowship, Merrill, ——— Baltimore for tor Booth ba: sy. %Sth—No arrivals. heavy: 201} Wind during the day 8E, blowing vory sta. a rom WNW. PM, the wind has oonside- Pry ; ‘Art eve~ Schr Susen, Russell, from NYork for Nanwuoket. 2rt Maroh 1—Schre Anne Doggovy, fromm for Port: land; N J Knight, Brown, Tanger for Boston; Jobn Mashow, Dyer, do 4 Also arr let, brig Virginia, Bpear, from Richmond for Bath, hain, and i topsail yard off Naa- 8) lost best bower anehor, c! tuekes Poin durin nb. Aleo, y, Marchant, Boston Kalons, Ray, Georgetown, 80, fer Portsmouth; Lone Star, Gilbert, Charleston for Boston; John, Cablos, Rockland for N York. 24, eve—Arr and anchored bolow, alschr belonging to Well- fleet, probably bd In port 34, AM, ail the voscels above reported. Pun Arrived—Bhip Bea Lion, Wil: ir. Leghorn; Mavibews, Boston; brig A Dunbar, French, Savi © C Btratto estcots, Charleston; Daniel korts, N¥o Gi Cleared—Bark Saragoers, A Torley, NOriown Worth, Kedolift, Work Indios; Domaraen, Morih P oben, Daley, Cardenas; eobra Alion ee, Boston; Davia Smith brigs Gon omed, oorgo rosin, Bhe had ; Hunsony, from Providence, 27h ult, for Obarles~ ‘Anchored same evening off the Kaat side of Pradonce sland, aud in the gale cf Baturdey night Lost an anchor and 40 fathoms ot chain. Bhe procesaed on Monday. c for Boston, in Gcornee, Bermodn, at, doeberced, abd avout 49 vone Fen Oe Aare ketone cf the ralsine On| tr ‘bi abou rer) wee townil for Boston in @ day or two. Bank Annxxwes, 234 tone, was cold by the shoriff at Now Orleans recently for $4000 cash. Bans Provan, Boon, bp tee Bopton papers te Osraig, for Liverpoo) ovisionsy 27th, 40 wiles Bef well, he2ce for Wilmington, N: id provision! comrelied to subst eight days had bute scanty allowan BcuR Geo Evans, Kellar, of and from E Machias for this ‘with lumber, which went ashore at Straitemouth Gap the BR gale ef 24h ult, was trying to make Reokpors har- bo: the time. Wheu she went to plooes the lumber drove in the NW gale morn of 28th. Bown Mono, Sawyer, from Portland for Boston. which wont ashore on Rooky Neok night of 23th, was got off Ist ings, leaking badly, Two oshere said to have gone on shore are not since mentioned, The M arr at nm 24 inet. ly Feb 13—The Chim Bangs, for NOrlea: which puv back fier being in oonsaet, rau foul of a sobr 1a pessing the NW light ship. Dasparcu—The bark Hazard (of Balem), Capt Barstow, left N York, Deo 3 Ise, for Bio Janeiro, e 4th Jt im th short on th Whaiemen. Callao Ground, Ni Conri lowland, oart, Nan, 800 ep (b Pevyeiie, Barton W ors ‘Valpneaiso, + do, 450 ap, 1000 ‘At Foyta dan 1, Pavilion, Adame, Edgartown, Gop. Tom in January, ship Nautilus, Seabury, olcan ney, second mate of tho N had loft, aud would Beard from in November, at Gallipages Islands, Martha, Bkinner, FH, 1200 ep. ri Se re Payta Deo 5, Endeavor, Howland, NB, oil, if avy, 01 Off Brave Now 3 (by letter from Capt Luce), Jas Edward, NB, all well, clean, Spoke, no date, &o, Ohio, Norton, NB, oleai At 8t Antonio, Cape Verd lela v 28 (by letter from Capt Little), Vernon, NB, all well, Ms At Bt Nich ster from Capt Wing), Bruns- all well, clean. ds Deo 25 (by letter from Capt Slocum), ‘sil well, clean. ‘EN—Jan 2%, Jat 26 USN, lon 11353 W, WT Wheaton, Green, NIL, 0 bole (500 op) oil; hed opeken day previews, Levi Starbuck, NB, 500 ep, 600 wh. Spoken. Y° Bmall, trom Mobilo for Havre, Feb 22, rare 14 days from NOrloans for Livore 185 £6, lon . trom Liverpool for NYork, Feb 11, lat 49, Dragon, Andrew, from Boston (Oot 48) for Canton, ‘ov 23. lat 10 8, lon —, Bark Grafton, Does, from NYork (Deo 6) for Sumatra. Deo 47,1804 N, lon 20 W. Geowell, from Liverpool for Boston, Feb 9, Forel, Ports. Axvan, Nov 26—Arr Shakeyoare, Brown, Bingapore; Deo jor, Putnam, do, G—Paesed, bark Greon Point, Wardle, from 12th, ebij or, from Ma- aq Mary Bro Bhip Souter Jobnn: Int 80, lon £0, ail wel Bbip Costell DY 22, ambasead: AnwieR, Deo Canton for Lozdon ‘Deo 2—No Am vessels in port, Dan ship Har for NYork. Bld Deo 13, bark Three Brothors, Cook, Hollis, from San hire, Smith, from Boston Cook returns to China ia Jan 28—Arr Edward, Golpi, NOrleans. 7 , Feb 12~ Bld Helena, NYork. Bokvravx, Feb 13—Arr Jenn; Beamupa, Feb 25—Barks J Walton, from Wilmin; N W Bridge, Sturtov: ATAY! 10 was log Anderson, Boston. Bomnav, Jan )7—Ships Gai ancisco Nov 1, jasy 2 une. Th W Come (of Newburyport) NO, for Mareeulion (see Mlscely? 4 dlsey; brige Tusket (Dr), for Boston 1 or d days, with the same : et A Ww paces s Mow, Hodge, from Africa, for ork next dey, baving Caunirr, Feb 123d Viotcria, Thompson, Wilmingten, Canty, Feb 6—Arr H H Boody, Bkolficld, NYork. Bld Jan 31, Leo, Baile: b 8, i Finney; do Cavourra, Cotumbia, Hildreth, from Live: pool arr Deo 29; Southorn Cross, Stevens, trom San Franci €o, (Oct 24) ark Deo 29, for Boston, Whito, from do, (Oot 6) arr Jan 1, to lor Linnell, from de (Qcb 24) arr De ‘sage to Sand Hoads in 60 days) to nia, Hedge, from do (Oot 18) are Freeman, for Boston, reloading; A nearly ready; Chile, Leach, for do 3 Union, Méscom, and. So 10, 1dg; Jaa N Gooper, Fiitnor, do do; for NYork, nearly ready; Danl Sharp, arey, for Loudon, ready; Haiéee, Soule; ‘Bur for do dg; Delta a loigh, azd St Fetersburg, Raircen, do 40; M'LelJan, do do; Kisimore Congdon. 0 do; Ophelia, Nason, be Mary & Adeline, Henao do d San Fraa Cotting, um enham, Galt, from San Robinson, fro linghast, f Bisbee, vn a vent ton. from Bauger Deo 38, ehips Uriel, Foater, Boston; 25sh, Equator, Fwer, do; Damascus, Rogers, Philadelphia; Wth, eye heeled M’Leughlin, London; 31st, Newton, Rodman, jcston. Ship Edwaré, Colby, from Boston Aug at neon of Sth to bave arr below; sho w: ortectly roport~ the previou to have arr below Dooly. Ship Sa ‘arkor, Jordan, from San Francisco, was aleo announced below. Ship Singapore, Hamilton, from Boston, had not arr as reported by previous mail Dean, Feb 16— arr Foross Queen, Lovett, London, tor Now- Port, B, and NOrleans (and proceeded. “" or Fivswine, Feb l—tid Indusirie, N 27— Portugucee brig Pomona, for Savannsh via Fay Themes 2or$ days Bid trom Bquillon Roads 10th ult, Fr brig Keamur, Bilard, Boston; bad euetained no damage in the heavy wosthor which had ceused her to put back GrenaLtan, Feb 4—Batk Lilius, Pendleton, from Foo! for Horton, rope: brig Bantiago, burgves, for Palermo, ready; wind E. Arr Hudson, Noleon, Savannah. Sid . Boston. 0 2%8—Sh ips wr 3d, for Lendon, ldg wi Milles from Ba: was announced in MeGaw, from + £2 por B” oubie fects Franciso, art 13th, do Dee 4. Antelo) Boivorn, Fe Havana, on cr prev to Fob 29—Bar! brigs Random, do (or Savannah); ‘'W EB Spotfor Jate or WiGHT, on oF prev it J men, 126 dsys from Canton for London; let Livekroon, Feb 16—Put back Antarotio, Z 11th for N York, having been sebore on Bi B14 ore, reriey, Fpitedelphie: Gen Du Skolfcld, snd Hen: | NYork; 25th, Colnmbine, Audereon, Panama; jer, NOrleans; Clarissa Curtior, Knax on. Cid 13th, John Bunyan, Nichols; Osborne, Nowell, and E NOrieans; Hark: B xcelsior, Sm Cisy Point, hic Neo for NOrlcans; Scotis, Bxolsi wae oe Fai more; ‘atson, Castine; ly Sale, MoRay, ah; Pelican State, Maneon, and Universe, Bird, Now York; Briton, Coohrene, Bonton. b, Sheridan, Co Ww teryational, Brown, and G W end others as before. Lonpon, Feb 14—Kntd inward Velocity, White, from New York: 17th, Northumberland, Lord, Cid 16th, Cores, Wetteron, Nowoastle, to load for Niaven, nn. Tn port 17th, Charl Lunt, for do with a Northumberland, Lor: York, March 11, and others as before. a Feb 12—Faesed Lucy Wright, from London for spleane Lisnon, Feb 8—Arr Sophia Wal! Wiswell, NYork (and eld Ythtor Palermo). Sla 6th, Bilsaboth Means, Hillert, N York. Mamita, Deo 21—8hips ger ltey Megoun, from Ban Fran. ndrews, for Boston, sc: cleco, Ayes, ropa; Argo, Crooker, fer Bi vill, uo dot Anstlan, Stoo » spd ‘ork, do; bark Douglas, Kop Nov 32}, ship Carthage, na, Stlem; Shorwood, ler jon; Std, Ariana, A, Jai NYork, Monrevingo, Jan 2 orton, Phi- ladelpbia. Matanzas, Feb 19—Bark Regatta, Pratt, for Boston next day; trig Gow Brook, York, from Portland, disg 44 do I7sh, barks # A Petloy, Stanwood, unc; Scott Dyer, Hiill, tor NYork, Idg. Newront, Feb 14—Bld Lady Arabal la, G: St Thomas. Pen anc, Jon 6—Bark Mermaid, Smith, Ban Fran. +} Nee 23, via Itong Kong and Singapore, } rr, 80 load 1 Bld do Deo 31, ship Minstrel, Poster, Sings) to load for Bosten. m : te FPivmouTn, Fob 13—Amerion, Ruyter, from Rotterdam for Boston, rep: Patenmo, Feb 1. ir 0 " or Grace, NF. Th ¥ may havo procesded 8, a ‘bark Bllon Morrison, from Riohmend, which arr Jan 21, and may not have remained in ort Fob 4, upposed. bi JUPENSTOWN, vad 13—Arr Miseiesi ppi, Bryan, London. locuente Feb 12—Bld Aryede, Ratont, Boston. Bro Janvino, Ja |—Ships Suscn BE Howoll, Noxman, from Cadiz, are l0sh, dirg: Realm, Stovens, for NOrk Isth via Callao, i disg; Conrad, Bth, do; = Osh; an hed. Boe ex ship Gia Deo, Kits, Borne, NOrleans; 281n, Orner, Dierks, United Statin 7 Jan Shane, Kesett, N York; 10vh, Fortune, abbers, Phita Bourne Fonsiann, Fob 13-Of Finland, Johnson, from om for N . PSE NO Ra Betph, Smith, Boston; 14th, Lively, Di au % In Toth Feb 16th, Bwils, —, for Queenstown and NAmori- oR ANTA Onvz, Tenerife, Jan 17—ate Lith Liste, Knapp, Boston (and sid 16th for Canaries am iT on, Flowers, S¥eansisoo; tincarons, Doe Sane Clarendon, Flowers, 8 eanciscs: at Hopewell, Jo: linckley, Sond wich Iel- 1641 esos Bhin Bengal, Bray, for London, lag: bark Sher- wood, Foster, fm 8 ancivco vis Manilla, for mn, Lig. UminAn, Feb 1—No Am vorssle in port, env, Fob i—8hip Lelant, Uell, Tantine Sth, end loed for Boston or N York; barks Mimoes, King, from Borten (Doo 2} arr Jan 29: Sem Bird, Smith, for Watson, tor do ldg, cone, Clark, for N ne, Cook, 6 ROO Letanon Deo 8, au tio Hho is Deo 19. Br Tuomas Feb 4 (néditional)—Barke Aaron J Harvey, be weds for Pua, SvScalnGens teem Bis Joan,” Co parkgn tos ‘ the came sooident ‘ek, Biutobina, from for Boston Fj Bisse eels See rem trptae nd, Se ae ax, Teb 10-81 Finland. J z johaeen, Ne Boe 2a Fiying Oleud, Wuanro.. reotl isco to have died soon Behera eine cota are a! en: Bila coos; NB Yatasr, Low, trom Bas Oe 1 000 F, ae, arr Deo 3, for NYork soom; barks Golden rdson, ‘etoria Oct 12 (arr yb Hong Kong ies ae aecdinn, foo NYOrK. & ese bolted WForke back Bhottau, Thomp- Th, ship Bheoting Star, Baker, Bown, ome Poru. ALEXANDRIA, Maroh 1—Sid brig Copeland, Presets, ‘Enoch wrence Watersury, Cranaer, ‘otk; N 8 Crane, Fawyer, do; Feb 28, bark Weiland (Brom), Henohe, Rotterd BusTo} 3—Aarr Lorry Dublin, Srotfiold, Mobiles NOrleans: brigs Careline, Cook, Rome- ry aeney, ington. NC. vis Holmes’e Del Norte, Leighton; Bloomer, Martz; Luo: Pierce. ae Luey Clark, Whort Goor, 04, chip Western Star (not certal steamship Combria, Leitch, Birabo. Busse ot} Corwin, Grampus, bi . “GALVESTON, Feb 13—In port, ships Star Kepublic, and Wm B Travis, tor NYork; Groentield, Hovburn, and pacerie ai do; Montauk, Brown, fer Boston; brig oa GLOUCESTER, Feb 28—Are scbra Sarah, Smith, Carter, and Olivia Eall, Beltsst for NYork; Ely Buokstone, Bonast, Portland for do; 34, brigs Agenoria, Hawston, Surinam; Hea- rietts, Sturdivans, Matansas via Boston for Portland; schrs WES Dele he nin a P M—The shi |, Marel —The ping this afternoon, coneists of the bark Chester, beige Fer eng bet bs Two brine’ and Aficcn eekey hve in pithy, coming ‘wo sobre are in Took like Enotorn vessels, loaded. with ‘coal, an will anotor at tho Breakwater to-night, as th fr00l he NNW. | Weather 0 re bouse be dei ound of not, ORFOLK, Feb 29—Arr sohr JB Lind: RI Curseos (see Miscel)); March 1. tohrs Arotio, , Providense; Cerro Gordo, Woo York. NEWPORT, March 8—Arr brig Henry Mershall, We Bristol tor Havana; cchre Susan & Mary, \, N York tor Providence; Wm Lopes, Lake, Phiis: ia for Fort Adame: J Borden, » Fall River for N¥oek. Cld brig Copfigence, Price, Havana. NEW HAVEN, March 3—Arr sobr Travolier, Bushnell, W Fett, ih ve tert Whittlveoy, Barbadoos; sohr Pau- ine. Parker, James River. Rall ala prev to Fob 21—Old sohr F A Heath, Pat- nam. Boi on. Py Mourn, NO, Fob M814 sohe Frances Hallett (ot Ht dence ). Walton, Bassote . PRILADELPHIA. March 3—Oid sohr Gunpowder, Bird. rae Brave, Roobbill, NYork; Harriet Chandler, Lynoh, N ford. RTLAND, March 2—Cld chr Honry Atkins, Rendell, as. om, " + Barker, NYork. ise) RICHMOND, March l—Arr steamship Roanoke, Parrish, nd fi NYork; sohr Now York, Nelson, do. ST MARKS, Feb 21—Arr bark R A Gamble, Hosmer, Now York; brigs Ooills, Stark, and Herald, Luce, de; soir Cebas- ot, Fobey, do. Cid 2b, brig Cushnco, Lowry, do St, bark john Scrowd, Elw SALEM, March 1—Arrsohrs Thos H Thempson, Nicker- gen. Danvers, to Joad for Richmond, Cid ad, bark Wa Schroder, Dexter, Rio Grande. Passengers Arrived. Norrorx amp Rioumonn—Steamship Reanoke—De J Sutherland, J B Viglial and lady. JC Conrtnay, Gey J @ Butler, W Walton, A Yelverton, D Epstant and lady, J Oaa- Bon and lady, J Méaning, Mr Splimav, WS Jennings, CW Demminge, G W Farrant, W A Graves. G Bmall, J Smith, A z Williams, A M Cunringham, J Ward, W Y¥ West, WG; AA Davi Z Gites Ee Av A Morrill, J ‘Rioharia Harrison, W ‘th Hofiand- Passe Haxzyax anp Liverroo: tor—Mesers J oodward, an Ublmany, of New York; J H Overard, Hoa F Hike, of Canada; G Heardsman, of London; 8 Smith, B Ns D Crombie, of Glaegow; K Maaon, of Paris; A Lorok, of Gers —10 mre Halifax—Mesers A ie Be wife. three children an@ Tosaird, Te Barsabyr WE Sireonty J MoGallock, aud J 4 ruaby. H oDalloe Hunter, of Halifax 18, ‘Total 2 OTICE.—PASSENGERS PAR STEAMBHIP BALTIC, for Liverpool, will plesse be om board at the foot of nal street, to morrow, Saturday, , wt Ll o'slook A. Mi and send all luggage not, wanted on the passogs, om Donrd'shis day Friday, Marol 5th. marked below, wish the pumter of their berth. RBWARD K. COLLINS & CO. ALIFORNIA.—THROUGH TO BAN FRANCISOO und, for one hundred and — dollars.— 46 new clipper JULIA ANN, Onptsin Hl sail for the above port om Tuesday, Maret 8. seo! having been build expressly for this trades ani wutical experience of Capt. Ramsdell, feduce eons am opportunity of selecting & cheap comfortable pareage, seldom or ever offored. atly af Pee be erat! to seoure Daven (om ma - already ongaat . either on board, ler 25 Kast river, or to BUTLER BROTHERS, 118 and 163 South stress. 4LIVORNIA THROUGH TICK RTS FOR 84 oa U V1zZ:— atroct, CARD.—8TEAMSHIP REINDEER.—THE UNDBR- signed has transferred oll his righ’ ant interest in the above steamer; and 9i1 tickets contracts signed Ly me with persons going in or in any wey oorneoted with the above steamer, are segumed, and will be performed by Mz. George E. Hamilton. JOAN HALL, 195 Washington street. MEDICAL. RS’ INVIGORATING CORDIAL, FOR THR end effects of improper al eG ners or rairimony. man, this o been teeted for fifteen years, has re henlth and society. ny ng of invigorat- ing and renewing the lost energics of meee and mind. All 8 injured by secret havits in youth should call for this $2.8 dotslo, 3 botdlee for Important advicc to erricd aud cingle. Dr, C.'s office, 55 Third aven where ho is consulted end cordial ob! Brondwey, 121 Bowery, and 86 Franklin street. sone going to Calitornis should procure this cordi: tion, 9 A. M, to 10P. A word to the wise is eufi- the hands of practitioners. rhe (oon i ccctineae eresent forms of anes . ictime of self abuse, from weakness he victi of she gonorstive fa: ior an! rity alcertainty of ebiainin clic soa hie ond 2 Diploms ja private office, 204% Fulton street, Ofice houre from Da, Mrto8 F. Me = R. RALPH'S PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE on the diseases of the genital organs, theirnature, symp- cure, adapted wo the ase toms, progress, conse ces, Bnd if ry individ b 08 11th edition, 342 pp., js the only teniy usi work on Not only ail valuable infor- rapid oure of each disorder mi ir, the reeipes for all EVO Place. On the subject of olf Pollution, ite nature, 001 wences, and only true cure, new ond very inter ‘ormation is imparted; the mature and fully treated. Again, which is of the highest imp 1] snd given in ne other work, is the description and oure those (innocent) Son pratane which resemble certain dis orders, and AR, oe all are liable. Y wi and by moss boonseliers. addrossing (postpaid) to box Ds, RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE “PRACTICAL PRI- vate Treatise,” &0,—Office hours, 9 $0 17 A. M.z 6 to SI. ‘Sundays excepted, ) No. 88 Lees beg] jlopes, by tained otbor source in America. Those who Bee (ea Stages, will be surprised at the ease and dity of D; COOPER, 14 DUANE STREET, KAS, FOR THE Inst twonty yonmsy eaezes Soe weet oxtoneive practice mm in private disonses edioal men in New York. Ho ‘an oure the most aggravated oases of this disoase; an: enece remo wo days. Dr. Coo} form, im from two to threo weeks, of oon! brought on by ® scored habie indulged in This, Whon too frequently indulged in, noes of the limbs and small of the ‘back, ¢0 the int Ts affords Dr. C. un- boum to many poriors who,» boen restored b ai ty Gmahey tr ae rere, don’ ft Duane ot Pay tlle WARREN, fy MR td Bie earinyyy 29 be tially on the treatment Dienueed thee devered 88 years to of his professios the victime of seif-abuse, ox these Fay as oats om cee nanl seme rate ane 30) NO. 17 DUANE STRRET, 80 WALB Drcreaeesnain astute areas, Ot ba ad ie pista tc nea ‘UNDBEDS OF 7H08R (WHO HAVE OONTRAOTED are sagen of a oxte 9 100 calling on Dr. Hunter at first! f amy ross, it tall ve ‘ese th maz come, under bis oare, no mati thew or won te & N iby, as thousands ee s) Ly i wotootion rom att sabre gett Je mhohave contrscted 1060 who have con trac! cleat diverse ike ak . Poo lo come hundreds of wiles ‘ pegs vecdicines ths intrinsig value of thie romedy over ali othore evor dis- does nos ary up the Kk out ab Kome remo y Shorveghiy Fooke on om rod tn, thas it ood, to bi bouts, 0 pati ition ag before he evor Pott oes all shie within ‘ubetltoting ponte nurse «i ety? reeals of other remedies, ‘ow lenoo, if $0 an: Medical men in al verte? he eonutry io omsea by Dootor Hunter. No foe till nuted. Het in the iment deweiie Moses Nae les ‘aniacsigne enced imix hones.” — @ FER TLL OU ease pew ody and perrasnont curer—eng rooms 00 dave, The vienne of quackery, 98 carly improper habits, oma epoly with « Sictt onsen Wronted on restonad Reriaty . O. oayneed né Gab were to feom ome bo, be Gogvels i a wesdseg Of the MOG Keak OXeen reioved (u she ootaet ihe from oortninty of heaving eniifio prinsiph i 1