The New York Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1853, Page 4

ARRIVAL OF THE GLASGOW. ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE. STATE OF THE MARKETS, &e., ke, Ke. ‘The screw steamship Glangow, Captain Craig, arrived yesterday afternoon from Glasgow, whence she sailed on ‘Thursday, the 24th ult., at two o’cloek in the afternoon. She brings sixty-eight cabin and one hundred andeighty steerage passengers. ‘The Emperor of Austria was going on well. His wound ‘was sbout two inches deep. The prisoner declares he had no accomplices. At Lioyds, the arrivals reported were light, but up- wards of 400 vessels were in the Chops of the Channel, on waiting favorable winds. ‘The Sun says the Bank of Eagland had not yet intimated ita intention to lend money on stock at two per cent per annum during the shutting, but it was gene- rally understood that will be the rate. The London Standard’s city article states that the news from Turkey is not regarded in a very serious light, aa arrangement with Austris being considered as certain. In the British House of Commons, on the 234 ult., an debate on the Maynouth Grant was resumed, nd termimated in a division, ia which there appeared « sjority of thirty against the grant. Ninety eight +hips, representing upwards of forty ‘theusend tons, are at present advertised for sailing from the port of London alone, to New South Wales, South Austra’in, Now Zealand, and Van Dieman’s Land. TEE EXODUS FROM IRELAND TO AMERICA. ‘The Western Siar gives a melancholy sketeh of the suf- feripgs of the poor for the last two months, owing to the want ol employment eonsoquent upon the impossibility of proceeding with outdoer labor during the late severe weather. Great numbers were compelled to resoit to the workhourea, and more who have been fortunate enough to receive remittanoes from their friends and relations in “We have reason to know (continues the S/ar) that several of our poor people, who had intended to remain in the country for some time longer, in the hope of real- 2 mnall sum by their own labor, and thereby be en- abled to make their voyage in more comfortable trim, on of employment, thought better of at once taking their departure, fearing that, if they remain- friends in America would be expended in trying to keep Dody and soul together, and thus, perhaps, their chance of being able to emigrate would Lave been gone for ever. Owing t0 this state of circumstances, we have had no Cessation to the ‘exodus,’ notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather, which heretofore gave some pause to the Outward movement, but which, in the present imstance, as we have shown, has rather tended to increase it. That the emigration is becoming serious—alarmingly so—we believe is pow pretty generally admitted, and some are beginning to ask if no weanscan be taken to keep ‘the people at home. For our own parts. we now despair Of seeing a stop to the drain of our population ex- cept that which may proceed from sheer exhaus- tion—in other words, the ewigration will cease only when the be ulation is drained out; for it must be borne in mind that there is scarcely an instance of a family, or members of a family, locating in the republic, which does not send the means for an equal number of those lef: behind to join them before the lapse of many months; so hat when you now talk to au Irish peasant of remaining at home, he at onee tells you that his house is across the 4'lantic; that he was long enough homeless in the land of his birth; and that he intends to lose no time in joining ‘his people across the water;’ for it is another ‘sign of the times’ in which we live, tuat the Irish peasant does not at present look upon a voyaue across the Atlantic with half the dread bis father felt at crossing St. George’s Channel, when he ¥5 wont to proceed to England at harvest time, 4o earn as much money 4s puid fur their hovel and con acre—in those days when the Irish peasantry were, in the language of the Levon Cowmissioa, ‘the worst fed, worst housed. worst clothed’ population on the face of the civi- Tiged world.” Turning to the southern counties, the Waterford Chronicie thus reports prog: eso:— ‘© We have every prospeet of the present emigration being very much augmented during the present year. Notkting that oan be said or done will avert thia; sovchet the best thing we can do is rather to endeavor to divert ‘that emigration to whet aay be the best course in which todirect it. The accounts we are daily receiving from ‘Australia: of course have a teudeney to turn attention al- most exclusively to that quarter the prosperity of the colony being now pleced on so permanent @ basis that it is no er & matter of speculation as to the chance of a man succeeding there Uur quay was literally alive yea- terday with pas-engers to Liverpool en route to America. Not fewer than 380 or 400 of our country people crowded the deck of the Mars steamer. quitting for ever that soil which, under wholerome government, is fully equal to the requirements of thrice its present population. We cannot but deplore that so many are going from our shores; but the hope we have is, that a check will speedi- ly take place. Men will be sought after, and not, as they ene now, seeking emplayuran®, Ur guenpiting! for land." MARKETS. Livmpoot Corron Marget, Wednesday, Feb. 23.— At our cotton market to-day, the sales amounted to 6 000 baler—2,000 of which were taken for export. Prices one-eighth of a penny below Friday:—1 400 Bra- ila, €4. a €%d ; 300 Surats, 83d. a 43;0 ; 200 Egyp- dians, 6344. a 63¢4.; 4,100 Americans, $d. a 64. Lompon Mowgy Maxxsr, Wednesany feb. 23.—The con- tinuance ot government pureba-e« hadi a good effecton the fi which close a 5 in advance. Consols for account, 69%; do. money, Three and-a-Quarter r Cent ; ock, 226 7; Exchequer Bills, | ey ‘and emall, 5 15 prewium Railwa up. and in funds ai enerally improved. owing to re-purchase : by bears. Amount of real busi- ness, er, small. French market quiet. Gold mines steady. Average amount of business in land shares. Bank shares buoyant. Aqua Fria, 1% premium, Australian Investment, 1% 7% premium, British Agricultural, 250 60; ial Gold, 334 % premium; Nugget, 3% 4 premium; Nouveau Monde, 13; 4 premium; South Australian, 68 @0. Foreign securities unchanged but steady at quota- tions. Mexi 28% 4; Bpauish, 48 \4: do. New Defer- red, 23 10. Passives, 534 $4; Swedish Loan, 2134 36% discount; Turkish Loan, % 134 premium. Loxpon Pxoprce Makker—Feb. 23.—Sugar—West India firm; sales, 480 bhds. In refined, brisk home de grocery lumps, 45s. 64. to 48s, 64. Foreign nearly al] bought in at stiff prices; yellow Havana, 353. to 4ls.; Eabia brown, 30s. €4, to de’; yellow and white, 34s. to fs. €d. Coffee less active; but native Ceylon, 48s.; 350 casks plantation, about half sold, 52s. to 66s, Tea—De mand increasing; ordinary Congou, 10d. Rise quiet, but firm; 7,000 bags Madras taken im at 10s. to 10s. 6d‘ Cot- ton—Sales small, but no decline. Tallow firm, and de. mand goed; fine ¥ (., 45s. to 45. Sd on the spot. Wool sales.—lhe progress of the sale to-day was steady, both as to the prices paid and the demand that rul Lowpon Corn Excttance, Feb. 23.—Show of wheat moderate, but atterdance being thin, not much done, but Monday’s rates well sustained.” Flour and malt steady. Earley, beans and peas unchanged Oats tirm at late rates. Arrivals—firitish wheat, 1 810;do barley, 940; do. oats, 50; do. malt, 10; do. flour, 920; Irish barley, 660; do oats, 700; foreign wheat, 840: Giascow Marker, Weduesday Evening, Feb. %—Our yarn market was quiet today Spinners of powsrloom warps are all well engaged; in pirns this is less the case. The consumption of all descriptions of yarns is, however, at nt unusually large, but the absence of orders in iciption of immediate wants, imparts a quiet tone to the market. Prices are, as a whole, unchanged for the last fortnight. Pirce goods continue very tirm, and manufacturers are well under order. Personal Intelligence. Arrivals at the Metropolitan Hotel—Hon. Preston King, M. C., Ogdensburg, Chief Justice Murray California; Hon. 1. A.'Schoclero!t, do.; Hon. . Hart Hyatt, Roch’ Puffalo M Ex-Gov. John ain Woorter, U.S. Army; Hon. T. B. Van Buren, Californ’ He esteemed George and Rebeeca 20 days, He had just returned from school, and was play- ing in a timber yard, near his father's residence. running across piles of timber on top of a rack, one of the stocks fell over upon him, and inflicted such severe inju- ries that he died after about four and a half hours in- tense suffering. N., and James A. tend his funeral tion, on the corner of Clark street and Monroe place, Brooklyn, to-morrow afternoon, at three o'clock, with: out further invitation. Cardenas, R P Buck & Co; Abram, C ACBlanchard & Co; Benj Dougla: Hatch, | Tavis, of hassachneetta, and ex-Gov. James Whitéeld, of | Mississippi, left the Metropolitan yesterday. At the Asicr—Caytnin Coflin, Nantucket: Ogden Miles, Washington; Hon. F. H. Streeter, Pennsylvania; Colonel Scranton, ¢« At the American—L. Johnson, Washington ; B. L. Plumer, ship Agnes. J. Mealpine, Albany; Hon. G. Major San Washington; Dr. Per ‘rson, do.; W. T. Mason, rine, U. & Mississippi. A ET ATT CITY TRADE REPORT. Sarvrpay, Mareb 12—6 P. M. Breapetryrs.—Flour seemed more active, and rather The day's business amounted to’ 9,600 bbls sperfine No. 2 at $4 37% a $4 50; ordinary to choice State at 84 75085; mixed to fancy Western at $4 95% a $5 183; common to good thio and mixed to straight south- ern at $a $5 25; fancy Genesee at $506!{ a $5 31% fancy Ohio at $5 25 a $6 3735; favorite Southern at $5 B14 a $5 6234; extra Western at $6 43% » $i extra Genesee at £5 25 a $5 8714: and fancy Southern at $5 75.4 $6 76 per bbl. Corn meal, wheat, and barley, were un- changed. There were 6 500 bushels rye taken at about %e per bushel, State and Western oats were more in demand at 48c a 50c. per bushel. Corn was in better re quest and steady. The day's operations included 34 000 bushels at 60c. a O6c for in'erior to prime Southern white and yellow, per bushel Corrox.—The sales to-day were about 700 bales, and at prices exhibiting an eary market. army FRaIGHTS.—To Liverpool, four was at 2s. 24. grain at | Tiad., cotton at 4d, and 20 tons old acrap iron were token at 275. 64. ‘0 London 100 tons lard were taken at 278, 64, To Glasgow, flour was last taken A vessel was taken up for Cienfuegos at 40 per 100 Ibs. ‘There was nothing new in rates for Cali ornia or Australia. Provieiors,—Pork cont: inued inactive. There were only 250 bbis. new bought at 16a $15 26 for prime, and $16 a $e s, per bbl. Sales have been made of 50 tierees Warren Stagg’s extra cured hams at 14e., and 100 McBride's plain do at 10%e per Ib. About 426 | were proeured at Ge aye. per lb. Beef fa ers, The sales ineluded 300 bbls. at $5 5734 0 or rountry prime; $6 5° a $6 75 for city do for country mess, and $12 75 a $13 for city good beef hams bave been sold at $15 per Inr sored be 220 ibs. Stock Sales. Vim ADeLNHTA, March 12.—Firgt Board—$1,060 Lehigh Bie te 1004, $4 000 Cin inns in 6's, 10246. $2,000do WW C's 10.) $5 HO Kending Bas, 44, 96; $1,000 Kentucky €'= 1004 : S08 State H's. O76; 13 Lehigh N y vine Kit, 6035 ; 600 L island, in lote, 17% ; 15¢ #5 and int, 17%: 700 ¢o, «6 17% de . in iota, eash, 177%: 400 do, bb, 18; 260 Slate eld, bb, 13¢; 00 Morris Canal eash, 30° 300 8 Nav cash, 81! ° 200 do. 31%; 94 Girard Bank, 143 4 wredal Bank, cash. (834; 8 do, Wb 68% 8X; 100 Kendin ; , ; ona ‘Bank 78 Valon cand’ 15%; 1e0 Ro om, 36%: 60 Keading BR, 44% ' After Board—$04 int, 99; 160 Union Capal, b6, 15}: 30 Kensington Leh 9236; 400 Inland, b6, int, 18; 200 do. ob, 16%, 160 Slate Hull ws eth 1s -o0do, bo and bes, 1X | | | , March 12, after a i a Maky Anw Wuaap, wife of lorace Willa: 3 Ths relatives’ oad friseds ot’ the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at one o’elook, from her late» residence, No. 11 Honry street, Brooklyn. ‘On Friday evening, March 11, after a short illness, Captain Jase Txvxsron, 40 years, 10 months, and 22 days, for many years in the African trade, and much by all who knew him. The funeral will take place from bis late residence, a In Brooklyn, on Saturday morn! 11 Cherry street, this afternoon, at two o’clook. reistives and friends ther notice. The 10.0.¥F, are invited to attend, without fur- mbers of Mariner's Lodge, No. 23, ¢ also invited to attend. On Wednesday, March 9, Gzorc Cotrar, eldest son of Colyer, 9 years, 6 months and .On Friday, March 11, of consumption, Jvuuan Men- cuuann, wife of Joseph Merchand, aged 34 years and 6 months, ‘The friends of the family are requested to attend her funeral, to-day, from her late residence, No. 286 Riv- m street. "Her remains will be taken to Greenwood. ston and Lynn papers please copy. At her residence, at Port Chester, on Friday morning, March 11, Mrs. Carnaring C. ANNAN, late .Mrs. Blum, aged 34 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, this afternoon, at ono o’clock, from the residence of her brother-in-law, D, Fisher, No. 541 Pearl street. On Saturday morning, March 12, Aanon DsGraw, in the 8 76th year of his age. His friends, and those of his nephews, John W., Walter w, are respectfully in 0 at- servioen’ at the Chureh of the Restora. In this city, on Thursday, March 10, Racin Rex, aged 65 years. Last night, at 12 o'clock, Dr. Jase Campumt, of No. Houston street. Due notice will be given when the funeral will take place HABRITIME INTELLIGENCE. “ga All packages and letters intended for the Nuw Yore HERALD are requested to be sealed. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAT ‘ 617 Port of New York, March 12, 1853, CLEARED. Steamships—Florida, Woodhull, Savannah, Saml L Mit- chill; James Adger, ‘Dickinson, Charleston, Spofford, Tileston & Co, Roanoke, Cayendy, Norfolk, &c, L ullam & Pleasants; Empire City, Windle, New Urieans, MO Ro- berts; Petrel, Sampson, Glasgow, E Cunard. Ships—West Point, Mullener” Mobile, Kermit & Carew; Castillian, Graves, Australia, Ladd & Church; Mediator, Bell, New Orleans, W T Frost; India, Anderson, Philadel- phia, Howes & Co;Sardinia, Jordan, New Orleans, Thomp- son & Nephew; Hampden (Ham), Ranke, Hamburg, Schmidt & Wolf. Barks—Jan Van Brakel (Dutch), Delclisar, Rotterdam, TJ Brockelmann; Vesta, Percy, Sagun la Grande, J W Elwell & Co; Flash, Wilson, Vera Thales, Lardner, Kingston, Ja, Nesmith & Sons. Brigs—R P Jones, wayo, Nex Orleans, Foster & Nicker- son; Luey H Hill, Neuvitas, W Inglis; Herald, Luce, St Marks, Smallwood, Anderson & Co; Dove, Tucker, Pernambuco, E Combes & Co: Greyhound, Pierce, tevens, Curacoa, Vose. Perkins & Co; Marshal Duteh, McGilvery, Cardenas, RP Buck & Co. : Schrs—M C Ames. Linet, Newburyport, 8 W Lewis: Hal- lowell, Arey, Boston, 8 W Lewis; Mecca, Sarum St John, NB, G'S Deley; John W Bell, Raynor, Philadeipnia, Jas W McKee; Wm T Conquest, Cronkright. Bridgeport, &c, Dunbam & Dimon; Madawaska, Sears, Philadelphia. Jas Hand; Wolcott, Beers, Boston, Duyton & Spragne; Henry Payson, Eldridge, Philadelphia, Jas W McKee; Roanoke, Anderson, Jacksonville, R P Buck & Co; Mott Bedell, Fowler, Alexandria, master; Richmond. Parneil, Rich: mond, C H Pierson; John Johps, Smith, Wilmington, Del, Taylor, Philadel- hia, Jas Hand {Eliza Amanda, Lamson, Baltimore, James d: Roscius. Cark, Taunton, master; Ella, Sweyzey, Washington, R M Blackwell & Co; alfred Barrett, Baker, Philadelphia, Jas Hand. Sloop—Blackstone, Ash, Providence, master. ARRIVED. Steamship Glasgow, Craig, Glasgow, Feb 24, 2 30 PM, with 240 passengers, to J McSymon. Steamship Southerner, Foster, Charleston, with passen- rs, to Spofford, Tiles on & Co.’ E, ed very hi P'sta w fates daring the entrepesage 7 et? Ship Victory (of Boston), Lane, Canton, 100 days, pass- ed Java Head Dec 15, to Nevius & Co Ship Star of the West. Bowne, Liverpool, with passen- gers, to Saml Thompson & Nephew. Ship United States (of Bath), Chisam, Newport, E, 42 days, to order cbt ‘Worthy (Br), Wilkinson, Cardiff, W, 46 days, to S rooks. Bark Henry Warren (of Bath), Rairden, Bristol, 80 days, to order. Put into St Thomas Feb 20, for provisions and water. Schr Edw M Thorne, Hickman, York River, Va, 3 days. Scbr Golden Rule, Malcom, Alexandria, 3 days. Schr Fanny Hazard, Gaines, Portland, Ut, 2 days. Schr Hannah D, Nickerson, Harwieh, 5 days. Schr Stephen Waterman, Doane, Harwich, 5 days. Schr Osceola, Rogers, Harwich, 6 days. Schr Eliza Lawton, Robbins, Harwich, 5 days. Schr DS Ives, Chase, Harwich, 5 days. Schr Lancet, C y Sehr Pizarro, € Sebr Cop: 5 Schr Mary Nowell’ Beckard Schr E Paine, Higgins, Provincetown, 6 day Sche Cinderella, Cobb, Provineetown, 6 days Schr Gen Taylor, Jones, Chatham, Mass, 2 days, Schr Minstrel, ———., Fairhaven.’ 1 day Schr G L Hammond, Dowe Fairhaven, 1 day. Steamer Delaware Seymour, Philadelphia, to CB San- ford. March 11, 6 PM, 6 miles ship Mounteineer, of Warren, 26 or 6 days from Liver pool, bound to New York; the wind at the time was east, and very light. At the same time, saw another large ship in the offing, bound N. Sloop Vigilant, Wells, Providence, 2 days. Bark Worthy (Br, of Devon), Wilkinson, spoke (do date. &e), brig Jem, from Bell distress. The W bad very sev SATLED. Steam-hips Empire City, Havana and New Orleans; Jas Adger, Charleston; Fiori Wind during the day, eamship Humboldt, Lines, for Havre, anchored Memoranda. Clipper schooner Wm P Dolliver, one year old, has been purchased in New Bedford, by Capt D G Patterson and others, of Nantucket, for the whaling business, to be com manded by Capt P. Lavxcuep—At Medford, on Wednesday morning, by Mr Jas O Curtis, a superior ship of 850 tons, called the Com petitor, owned by Messrs Wm F Weld & Co. She will joad for Culifornia in Messrs Glidden & Williams’ Boston line of packets, under command of Capt Moses Howes Herald Marine Correspondence. Pinapeiruis, March 12—4 PM. Arrived—Bark Elk, Mayo, Boston: brig Bermudiana (Br), Outerbridge, St Ann's Bay, Ja, Feb 22; schrs Wor cester, Rhodes, Providence, Isabella, Wi C ared—Scbra Louisa Kilham, White, Havana; Ann Eliza ng Rose, New Haven; Isabella, Wiliams, Stam ford, Ct Disasters, & Suir ATALANTA. ashore on the Romer, is owned by F Monell, of Baltimore and others, is about a year old, and was on her first voyage. The following is a list of her cargo:—1,766 bf ch tea, 400 es mdse, 100 pkgs chairs, 1,075 rolls mating, te order, 681 hf ch tea, John Caswell 1,111 hf ch tea, Wm Perkins, 152 do. Goodline & Co; 72 pkgs do, $ Endicott & Peabody, 2 ¢: mdse, Grown, Bros & Co, 1 es camphor, Neal & Rogers: 14 do do, oil, 2 cx mdse, Benj Newton, 34 do, order; 8,000 bxs, 200 rolls matting, 1,201 pkgs tea. 11 ca mdse, 1 trunk, 1 case tea order, 25\cs mdse David Hauden & Sons; 5,196 pkgs tea, 50 cs rilks AA Lave & Bros; 2,004 pkzs tea, Thos Bidridge, 2.000 do mdse 28 es siles. 6 pkys mdse, 1,491 do, order: 2 do Isaae Moses & Bros,1/4 rolls matting order; 1 bx silks, HA Johnston: 9 cs mdse, JP T EA monds 4 do, A Low & Bro; 1 small pkg, NL wold. 293 bf ch tea, 1 bx mdse, or pags mdse, Pearce; 260 bxs rweetmeats chizaware, 61 pkgs chairs. 10 do baskets; 1édo lacquered ware, 17 cs mdse, Wm Wallace. See telegraphic reports in general news columns sinr Itaty—Fifteen bales of cotton, supposed from ship Kialy, of Bath, (abandoned, and believed to have been set on fire.) were picked up 2d and Sd ist, Int 8745. lon 72 40, by the J Gilpin, at Philadelpbia. Bank ALABAMA reported by telograph to have sunk at rea, was bound to San Francisco, from Baltimore. She sunk on the 2d Jan. Captain ers and his crew were icked up and carried into St Catherines by a Brazilian patecho. She sailed from Baltimore August 26, with a cargo of coal and put inio Kim Janviro for repairs, whence she tailed again on the 27th Nov fur destinatien. Bric Morro—The report of this vessel havin, n condemned at Key West as unworthy of repairs e tracted from the ¥ U Bulletin, is probably incorrect, aw later advices per Isabel report her beirg repaired Bric MANZANItL0, in collix wards fell in with abandones clewred at Baltimore for Barbadoes, by samuel Hurlbat with a cei sisting of 420 bbls feur, 1,260 do corn meal, 406 bushels corn and 100 do pease.’ ‘The F J found her starbourd quarter stove, and her mainmust cutaway; apparently making no water, teok from aer mm with ach Magnolia, after y brig Frances Jane,7th inst, sundry wr ticles, such as sails, compass boat, ke. It was supposed that kbe had been abandoned but a shorttime previous, ae the clock found on board was «till ranning coming on and the weather threatening a gale, was compelled to lenve her. Nothing coucerning the fate of the crew har been received. Bro Frwarp, at Boston 0th, from Manzanillo, spoke 8th ult, Cape Antonio WNW 12 wiles; a Br brig, nate not Night ‘ruz, Hargous Bros; | uam inlet, spoke | Seur Annr—A letter recelved from Capt schr Abby, of NBedford, before reported lost near Cape May, states that she parted both cables and went ashore . the storm night of 4th inst, the sea breaking beady ora over her. She has bilged, and would probably prove at loss. Capt Cobb succeeded in saving the sails and rig- . The Abby was a small vessel, and belonged to Har- vey Bartlett, of NBedford. No insurance. She was bound to Nansemond from NBedford. Scur T P Jonnxston, from Ponce, PR, for Boston, at Holmes’ Hole, had very heavy weather 5 of the Gulf; store bulwark lost jibboom, parted head stay, damaged sails, &c. Spoken. Ship Seaman, Daniels, from San Francisco for Rio Jane- iro, Dee 28, lat $2 2 N, lon 134 W. Rark Nautilus, Lincoln, from Boston for Madeira, with ining &o, for the suffering inhabitants, Feb 10, lat on Brig Wm H Spear, from Philadelphia for Kingston, J, March 4, lat 88 15, ion 57 16. Schr Ina, from Norfolk for Boston, Mareh 9, Montauk N by W 20 miles. Brig Arcadian, Hough, 9 oy from New Haven for West Indies, Feb 23, lat 29 59, lon 60 95. . Bark Areo Iris, from New Orleans for Marseilles, Feb 28, lat 34 42, lon 6336. Bremen brig Nicholas, 92 days from Bordéaux for Phila- delphia, out of provistons, was boarded and supplied ty ae Goddard, at Boston, no date, lat 20 rh N, lon 64 59, Spon bark Rosario, (sot Rosara) hence for Valparaiso, March 7, lat 88 43, lon 70 36. Foreign Ports. Amsrvetts (WC Africa)—In port Jan 12, bark Sea Mew, ‘Tufts, from Salem via Ambriz, just arr. Crex¥vEGos—In Feb 25, bark Charm, Sleeper, for New York 6 days; brig Alvano, Gould, une; sehr A Hincks, Chase, for Boston, 4 days | Sid Sth, ‘bark Carniola, Hoxie, New York; brig Brothers, Wyatt, Norfolk. Gvarawa—In port Feb 15, brigs Edw Lind, Buckman, for New York 10 days; Inda, Matthews, for do do (report ed 16th for Portland); Albemarle, Mansfield, for New Haven 6 days; schr American Belle, Brown, for Philadel- phia :oon; and others before revorted. Home Ports. ALFXANDRIA—Sid March 9, schr J M Bayless, NYork. BOSTON—Arr March 11, bark Clarissa, Coleman, Mar. seilles Dec 26; brig Forester, Oliver, Bath, for Georgetown, SC, put in for a harbor. ld, ships Brutus, Meacom, San Francisco; Venice, F do; Timoleon, Pousland, NOr- leans; Ariosto, Balch, Baltimore, to load for Australia; barks Howland, Mayo, Mobile; Celestia, Taylor, Baltimore; brigs T P Perkins, Ginn, Mayhguen; ‘Thos Connor Stever, San Juan, Cuba; Benguela. Hichborn, Cardenas; schrs Iowa, Atkins, Wilmington, NC; Sharon, Thacher, Rich- mond; James Barratt, Cobb, Alexandria; Kossuth, Churchill NYork. BRISTOL—Sid March 9, schr Cape May, Ross, Philadel- phia. CAMDEN—Arr March 7, schr Harbinger, Robinson, N York. Sid 1st, schrs Sarsh Gardner, Gardner, Norfelk; 34, Harbinger, Knowlton, Savannah; Van Buren, Meser- vex, Norfolk, 7th, brig Harriet, Orcut, Savannah. /AMARISCOTTA—Arr March 8, brig Tangent, Reed, Sa- vannah. FALL RIVER—Arr March 9, schr Iram Smith, Hall, Philadelphia, Sid 10th, sehr Minerva, M’Givren,” Balti- more. GALVESTON— Arr Fob 29, bark Montauk, Brown, New York; brig Empire, Newman, do. Sld 3d inst, bark Abe- ona, Arey, Boston. HOLMES’ HOLE—Arr March 18,P M, brigs Arctic Br), Doane, Ponce, 12th ult, for Boston; Norfolk, Blaeh- ‘ord, Baltimore for do. Returned sehr Lucy Baker. Arr 1], echr TP Johnson, De Frates, Ponce, 5th ult, for Boston; ‘schra Fllen Dyer, Kilby, Baltimore for Boston; Ina, Lanoy, Cardenas 1st inst, for do; John Simmons, Small, Norfolk for Plymouth; Harriet Ann, Andrews, Matapony River for Rockland; Enterprise, Blake, Port: land for Baltimore; California,’ Gamage, Bristol Me. for Virginia; Mystic, Reed, Boston for New York; Mt Vernon, Kemp, Wellfleet for Tangier; Eleanor Willard, Snow, do for Norfolk. Sid schr Saratoga. In port 11th, 10 A M, bark Wyandotte; brigs Forest State, Maria, Metamora, Ellis, J Gutenburg, 'Antonio Vincent, Arctic (Br), and Notfolk: sohrs ‘Lizzie, W Dyer, JL Bowman, Kalos,j Lucy Baker, ‘Johnson, Ina, Ellen Dyer, John Simmons, Harriet terprise, California, ic Mt Vernon, and El b ‘NEWPORT—Arr Mareh 11, «! rathon, Vandyke, NYork for Boston, in tow of steamer Achilles (coming through the race, she ran into a schr and suak her); brigs Flvira, Ingalls, Virginia for Boston; Samuel, Day, do do; Richmond, Chestley, do do; schrs © H Hail, Gil key, Lincolnville for Norfolk; J Bates, Burgess, Cohasset for’ do; Leader, Pearce, Wareham for NYork; Southamp- ton, Mason, Providence for Suffolk; F Hawkins, Cobb, Philadelphia for Boston. Southerner, Hutchins, 'NYork for Lubec; “Thahea,”’ Cooper, Camden for NYork; Abby Weld, Pubock, Richisoud fur Boston. NEWBURYPORT—Arr March 10, schr Samuel Hadlock, Hadlock, Darien, Ga. NEW BEDFORD—Sid March 10, schra Bernice, Lane, Norfolk ; 11th, Cornelia, Young, New York. NANTUCKET—Sid March 9, schrs Trail, and Susan, New York OWL'S HEAD—In port March 7, schrs Saunders, Harri- man, from Searsport for Savannali ; Harbinger, Robinson, | from New York. Wind west. j fon, New Korb ; Rebecca, ‘Thurston FLYMOUTH—Sld March 6, schr Mary Anas, Gibbs, Philadephia. PORTLAND—Cld March 10, bark Canada, Dyer, Matan- mas; brig Lydia Stover, Sheppard, Cienfuegor. YROVIDENCE—Arr March 10, ship Luminary, Thomp- son, Mobile. Sid brig Condova, Franklin, Havana; sehr Southsmpton, Mason, Suffolk, Va; sloop Thomas Hall, Hull NYork.’ Brig Condova ‘returned at night, and anchored off Warwick Neck—wind SE. Ship Island City, for New York, and schr SL Crocker, from Taunton for do, were half way between Point Judith and Wateh Hill, at AM. PROVINCETOWN—Sid March 11,9 A M, steamer RB Forbes, with ship Rockland in tow, from Boston for New York. having put in for a harbor. : John G Colby, Kippin, RICHMOND—Arr March 10, bark NYork; ecbrs Abd cl Kader, Pearce, NYork: Henrico, Tut- tle, do; R L&A Stuart, Loziér, do; Joseph Porter, English, pas; Flovilla, Pearce, Boston. ‘ork. do: Telegraph, Fish, Attak: sid sehr Gipsey, Bonnell, ROCKLAND—Arr March 7, brig Lancet, Mattaponi Ri ver, with Joss of part of deck load ; schrs Lightfoot, Per. ry, Richmond ; Ann Denman, Conery, New York. Sid 6th, schrs Mary Augusta, Watts, aud Mary Langdon, Simon: a Pride, Coombs, 2. SE ARSPORT- Georgetown, § Sid March 2, brig Hudson, Sayer ; echrs Clarissa, Gilkey, Savannah; 4th, Malabar, Cottrell, do; 6th, Saunders. Harriman, do. STONINGTON—Arr Feb 9, schrs Stephen Waterman, Dosne, Harwich for NYork; Eliza Lawton, Robbins, and Hannah D, Nickerson, do do. THOMASTON—Arr Msrch 7, brig Frederick Eugene, Flnton, Vomonkey River, Va ; ‘schrs James Bliss, Hatch, Bucksville, $C ion, Manni k River, Va. Sid Sth, bark Paul Boggs, Dizer, New Orleans. WARFHAM—Arr March 4, schra Alexander M, Porr; and Joshua Bates, Norfolk ; 8th New York Sid 10th, schrs Joshua Bates, sloop Catharine Mari der, Bearse, New Yor! sy ide Arrived. Giarcow.—Steamal Glasgow — Miss Drysdale, Miss McDonald, Miss McBeath, Mr Frayer, Mra Frayer, Miss Frayer, Wm Cochran, Mrs Foulds and three children, Miss Aikinan, Mrs Boben, Mr Bohen, Miss Eliza Houston, Fran- cis Houston, Mr Houston, Henry Hall, Mrs Hall, Mr Wm Edwards, Alexander Ross, Wm Gow, Capt A E’ Morris, Andrew Paul, James Paul, Arthur Freer, H MeFrayer, A G Findlay, Thomas Williams, Mr Drysdale, John Mathe! Mr Jeammie Drummond and four children, G L Jones, Al bany, Charles Beard, Wm Smith, Charles Park, Conway, Jobin Cioll, James James, James Lowe, Robert 'Kellahin, Jemes £ Love, Wm King, Benj Taylor, James J Hunter, M rson and infant Rey Charles Glass, Mr Thomas Binks, J $ Smith, Theodore Davies, John McPher- son, Patrick Barker—f8 ’ 180 in the steerage. Cuanue1os—Steamship Southerner—J Hunter, Jr. D Davix, & Coming, J Granger, A Witter, Jr, and lady, C Brown, J Mer tevens, WD MoDowail, W Tarver J Porter, r, J Cook, H Bailey, 0 Colvin, JAC ray, lady and two children, Miss Morrell, Mr Condich— 20 in the ste Passengers Sailed. Havrr.—Stesmsbip Humboldt.—Le Chas Martuso Charge de Naples ; Dr and Mra Perry, Boston Wight, NYork ; Maria Stimson, Providence ; «fn, do: Horace Richardson, Boston ; Mra Horace Ri ardron, do ; Miss E Richardson, do Dr Lamsen, Dedham ; Mr Huner Roch Audiffeed ; Jules Carlinot, NYork'; J A Evrera; Miss E Sayago ; Mr A Sturznegger, NYork ; A Wetter ;'Rey RE Tyrwhett ; Mr Peravalar Castleton; M Rosenrhime; Madame Gatfray and child; Madame Delcour; Eliza Brewer, England; Mra Wagner and two children; Mr Hiller; 4r Rousand; Chas Frabe, Havre; Martin Hirsen; JG Castillo; Mr Manrice; Mr Mayerers,’F Gerardin, D’ Loleline, G Behrend, Peter Petiniand, 1, Switzen, Mr Coweden, Spain: Mrs Andrew & Son, do; Mr I Ricon, Vera Cruz: J Plunkett, NYork; A H Manderson, Philadelphia; Andrew Kitchie, Boston, G Clauseon, J 2 Smith, \ York; Miss Mary Fleming: Rosenbaum, Mrs Rosenbaum and servant, Philadelphia; 8 M Strouse, NYork; A Vivers, Mr Mallava, Jas Edwards, Wm Edwards, Gasson de Lailkazar, Mr Batto. Mr Beepol- lard, C Osborn, A Pithon, E C Jacobs, Mr Polo, Mr B Fring, lady, child and servant; Madame Simonin, Mr J Livingston Mr J Donerl, JR Butford, NYork; Mr Caze,— 74 passengers; epecia, $20,000. Granuastox— steamship James Adge Rey Bi Jenkins and family, Hon B Welch, Jr, Dr Camp p, © DeCockerille, RH McMillan hetwood, Miss MM Fay, Miss M White 'y, WH White, Jas A Dearo, P 8 Schmitt, P.Searing 1 Bowe. C Graham, J T Barentins, D M Rogers, AH Ponglas, Mr Eastling, Mra A Hora Miss Gracie, JC Ferris. W ¥ Chrystie, Henry Hora, G W Billings, Mrs Russell and infant, Mra G W Billings, child, infant and servant, Peter Cagger and Indy. B Hill, J Harbeson, HI, Spofford, James W Merriam and lady, W H Swan. © Gray indy, child and servant, T Brainard, Wm Heine, H W Cole man, Mra ¥ Dessau EA Cowles A Hungerford, Mra Hard and child, W B Gowan, G W Clark, Wm Price, Chas Dad ley, Mre I) L, Haight and servant, Miss Piffard, P Thorp, M Reade. RT Birch, Wm Mullen, M E Charch, J W Thomas, M R Hushburg, J ¥ Collies, L. Fred, F M surt, C E Evana, K B Easton, KC Woodbury, Wm Travis and servant, ( ¥ Mr HT Warren, do; F —Prof M T Jewett, Henrys, Mrs PB |, Mis I. Bloodgood, C Tilton, Indy and servant, LG , Miss A Morris, C Cartwright a in the soon , iii Vera Crer—| Flash—C Olassagaree, D Olassagaree, undersincd. 40 days from Navy Bay, in distress, eaptain | Charles Dix, D Fmerson, G W Baker A and vert of the cree alah, bound to the vearest port. Was | G Perey. G W Mawer, ‘aries a ies K Vogel supplied by the bawars (probably the Zephyr, beiore re | Wan B Mowatt Charles Depugh, aad potted below NUrleqns, scLore at Pano a l'Uutre.) porte COBMITTES LecnesHENTs, THE RD confirmation of the assessment for de. Seoond avenue, between third Se borciock Fe M., im weary, Nor it Glog Mall. 7 Order of whe, ecules, : WOODWARD. WTATION OF QUIT RENTS. — FINANCE DE- New Yo y, Mareh 7, 1868.—I8 is provided ordinance respecting the ! desire to | be the ion at the ction of evidenes Font have been paid into the of the Mayor and Clerk to oxe- rent.’ There are daily applica- lots, where the quit ved r tract by persons who desire to sell and give a title froo from inoumbrance; and the rule of office, as I learn, has to commute unless all the owners of the orignal jein in the commutation. The counsel to the as given an opinion thas there is no legal objeo! soperste commutation, unless thetekas bbs soca rangement between the former owners the quit rent. I have determined, $1 Aseording to the provi of the ‘above ordinance, - rs satisfactory ovidenee that the amount to be paid fer 01 the is nol ortio land to be released by any yoy arral A. C 'FLAGG, Com; lose than the amount o! be ptrotter. OARD OF ALDERMEN, MARCH 8, 1853.—THE FOL.- lowing report was received from tho Stroot Commis- aioner, roferred to a Spooial Committoo, be yublihed in all the newspapers gumplored by the on. D. T. VALENTINE, Clerk. Resolved, That the Street Commissioner ropors to this Board, at the next meeting, whethor the Commissioners of tate the payment ot Estimate of Damage and Awards, in the matter of the open- ing of the Fourth avenue, from Thirty-sighth to atroot, | have made any report; and, if #0, when made, whothor any mon n paid to olthor counsel or com: in she matter of sald 0 and when paid, tI paid, copies of the pte, By whom the bill of c ‘were taxed, with a copy of such bill of oonts, 01 copy of all othor papers, affidavits, £e. Bit or coats, in the matter of the sai of the Fourth avenus ho names of thi also, them. ‘The Street Commissioner, in accordance with the aunoxed resolution of the Board of ‘Aldermen, ropostfully REPORTS: ‘That the Commissionors of Estimate and Asscssment have made re that the sum of cighteen thousand thirty id ninetoon eonts was paid to the commission- on filo in his depart- submitted, UREY, Streot Commissioner. J. Sraxer DeraRntMenr, Mareh Ticsini court. lication of the Mayor, Alderm 'y of New York, relative to the epon- us, from Thirty-eighth strect to the de! of, 130ti, atreet, in. tho Twelfth, 00 4 4 coples for ewspaperi, and service fe 300 Copy to print handbills from, and service. Ts Dr. 4 affts. pubin., same fos. Sea. eng. and o'a 350 4 copies not. to annox fos Ps 200 Di of posting do., fos. Seng. and o 88 Copy not to annox 50. tition, fos. 160, a 09 00 rusing and amen: 125 ition to file—Ds. to 46 00 fos. 180, and copy. 6 25 k entori 15 00 perusing or mz, 1 3 Tule for Comm'ss—I for Surveyor, and servi ai 76 00 Dr. oaths, fos. 8, eng. and oaths... : 333 Counsel perusing and amending cert, 'snd on. 163 Dr. not, compln. of Est. and Asst, for. Wana eopy... tee Copy for printer, 4 copies for 4 ‘newspapers, and service. : . 8B 75 12 250 250 5 80 Dr. f posting sal 83 Copy mot. to annex 125 Dr. not. taxn. costs, fos. and copy 1 4 copies for 4 nowspapers—1 for pri 250 Dr. afft. of posting dr. 88 0 ANDOX A 3B r. 4 affts. publn. sino, ong. and oath 200 copies not. to annox 3.0 Dr. 4 affts. publ 200 300 B iB Sas 125 6,635 00 . 700... $4 80 jork entg. rule and oort. copy. Fi} Dr. costs and various affts. 435 Copy to tax—do. to file... 2: 425 Service on Strect Commissioner, 3 Fs Copy report to file fos. cipeges 8,817 50 Copy report to deposit in the Strect Commission- at's office. .. Pepe naansop eerie st Saar OO Total... ose B13,701 BOG Motion to appoint Commissi Assessment. ee with 10 legal questio jes, and as to the vario: which arose from time to time during the Commission. .. 00 Brpuing mavsivn 20) yan Fopert. a arguing the ‘Objections of objectors to the BAO... ++... 500 00 S é Carriage hire, . : For room rent, fuel and ligh ADVERTISI Tribune... = oa National Democrat. Evening Post... ‘Total disbursements. T t' Preliminary surveys. ........ ; 4 $83,213 053% . W, 1s62.—1 tax and allow ill of costs, expenses, and disbursements, at thirty three thousand three hundred and forty-three dullars and sight cents. (Signed) GEO. W. RIBLET, Clork. City and County of New York, ss.—Samuel Jones,’ Jr., af said city, being sworn, says, that ho is clerk to the Vommis- Sloners of Estimate and Assessmont in the above entitled , and that the items charged in the foregoing bill of eo aa the disbursements of the Commissio: herein, are charged for ser ons employed by said Commi: ge of their le, C il duties, and have boen actually incerre sione: This de} tually hol ors of Estimate and Aseossment in the above entitled mattor, on six hundred and ninety differont days; and that as he is informed and believes, said Commissioners will be required to hold fifty-five additional meetings, before their roport ena be presented to this Court for confirmation. y the said Com: nent further says, that there have been ae six hundred and ninety mootings of Commission- (Signed) : SAMUEL JONES, Jn. Sworn to before me, this 23d day of Decomber, A. D. 13%: @igned) — ALux. P. Suanr, Commissioner of Deods. SUPREME COURT. In THe Matter or Fourtn Avaxve. counss Motion to appoint Commission and Assessment Advising with tho tier, and as to tho variou 3. of Estimate from time to time, duri ommission 0 motion to contirm report, dd arguing objections to the same * 500 09 $600 00 New York, Doe. 29, 145d, T hereby eortify that the above counsel foes, as charged by Heury E. Davies. Eeq., inthe above mattor, are usual and proper. igued, MURRAY HOFFMAN, EMMET, ¥. B. CUTTING. iy Porth aves PETES ts One Hundred ad mi urth avenue, Thirty eighth to One Hundred an: — Thirty fifth street. 62.—Reecived from the Street Commissioner, eighteen thousand and thirty-two dollars, Commissioncrs’ foes and ebarges in the above Sigue 3, . JON airman of the Comm: 31, 1852.—Recvived from the Stroet Commissionor, —, for fiftecn thousand two hundred and forty six nd fifty-two eonts, being in full for counsel and at #, and advertising in the above matter. Signed, HENRY B. DAVIES, Attorney and Counsel for Commi Whioh was directod to be printed, and published in ‘orporation newspapers, and rofurred to the Spesii mitteo, sonsisting of Aldermen Donman, TO CONTRAC posal for sewor in nor persons making will be received at f the Croton Agueduot Department until Monday it day of March, 1853, at twelve o'clock M., to build a with the necessary receiving basius and culverts, in avenue A, from the sewer in Sixteonth street to Fourteonth street, being in length about 3 feet. The plan of the sowor, and specifications for the building of the swine, and all other inforgnation relating thereto, can bo obtained ou application to the Water Purveyor, at this office. NICHOLAS DEAN, President of the Croton Aqueduct Departmont, New York, March 12, 1863. ___._._. AGENCY, YE & CO.. SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION MER- ehants, Valparaiso. WHAM F. RYE. FA. B Saxt1AGo—Hon. Bailie Peyton. Van A1s0—Mesers. Alsop & Co., Hemonway & Co. PAnAmA—Mesers. Corwine, Bro, & Oo., Garrison & Frets, Wim, Nelson & Co, Livexroor—Mesers, Bowman, Grinnell & Co., William Jackson, Ei E. K. Collins & Co., Goodhue & Co., er Pacific. r Messrs, John Henderson & Co., Thomas J. Fiend & yhite and Elder. Sam FRANcisco—Mosera. Flint, Peabody & Co., Hussey, 6, Chas, Doane, Kaq., J. H. Lyon, 4 Messrs. Ammi (. Lombard, Bsq., &. D. Brigham om & Willinme. ~ eee (A0AL. —S8TOVE, EGG, AND GRATE, ALL KIND: J best quality, chet selling off te lose & 6) a. Sian hed Att habeas Sal th Inquire at a Ninth on Tenth avenues, or at 128 Water street. vary ‘east QUALITY OF PRAOH Op stove BLosot Perit, spemes. | Havre and | MOLL! | will be in readiness at 7 of 5 FROM LIVERPOOL. Qiey of esses + Wedlageday, April 20, Sal ‘$06, ond $55, (sccording te state rooma). vod supply of third elass passongers will be taken, aa ult’ saPR 2 ortably sexed provisions, fer to Liverpool | $30. ‘Parties wishing to bri yage, and. dra wards. Handbi THOMAS RICHA 41 Bxohi TEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW. ST ihsolemen aad New Zork Steamship Companys a wih ‘al from Glasgow, on Wednesday, ‘will leave New York for Glasgow, on Sa: sail from furday, March 2th, at 12 e'elock, af noon Cag kg ; de. és ‘ED TO THE WEST I April, and 4th of May, for Chi N. P., Insgua, (with the Turks Islands She will be duc at return on the 18th, by namo route, to Savi (As this service contemplate number of passengers, po od boats will dud the route a wish to spend the winter amo: find conveyanoe in the com between Jamaica und the follow: IVER! \L AND PHILADE! Ts, Soe ttre City of (midship do.) $75; secon 1s foos included. J. MoBYMON, 33 from Savannah, Goo of February, 6th of res, touching at Nass mail Chagros on the 14th of LPHIA STEAM- ovonmohips RDSON, Agent, sage place. Robert Firab onbin, ( beng. NDIA ISLANDS p CON- Maroh, find ,) and Jamaics. ach moath, and “ "angements only fora limit- mena Ad crowd: and invalids who Shogo named above : igua, Barbadoos, Carrincon, Honduras, Carthagena, Jacmel, Demarars, Martinique, Dominica, Monteerrat, ‘Tampico, Granada, Nevis, Tobago, Grey Town, Porto'Rico, Trinidad. Vera Crus, (i and in proportion to the other Fore-cabin passongeri Ench ship oarries an expe specie conveyed on the usual terms, to ANDREW LOW & Co. alf For OF PASSAGE ARE id surgeon. the above ratos. Freight and ongagemonts apply ‘Agents, Savannah. Passengers or freight for the royal mail steamships will be ‘eonvoyed to or from Now York bi stoamsbips Florida, Alabama, and A\ SAMUEL L. 194 Fron! the United States mail ugusta, MITCHILL, Agent, yw York. NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP, HERMANN, Edward Higgins, (U. 8. N.) commander, will sail for Bremen, touching at from pier No, North river, at 12 0 sage— first cabin, main saloon. In first cabin, lower saloon, In second cabin. . ‘An experienced surgeon is attwvhed to the ship. Sonthampton, on Saturd 4 Maroh 23th, ‘M. Price of $120 100 O) alo ‘Ailiettors must pass through the Post Office. Specie delivered in don. For ASSAGE FROM LIVE: gow, &0.—Tapi y aoott & Co., 86 South a arrangements, on the m songers, in t! from all part of genliea line of paoki lays, from London go ‘bwice each mo: They al safo mannor as hithorto, in lar; yyable at sight, in all the prin fond, Ireland Scotland, Wales, ansaxe or freight, apply SAND & RIERA, Agents, 26 South street. or small sums, b; ai places throughout Eng: Frante, and Germany. ly to in the same 4 drafts NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, ‘eonnecting with the Pasific monnect Pesitie Mail Ste the it Un United States Sait Li imwall and Panama. ie from pier foot. o cio Mail Stoamship Com} GOLDEN GATE, will be in ren the Iilinols’ mailé and Sen Franciseo. The Golden Gate Panfias Franciseo inside of steamers on the Paci! modations are only Ste phir * the CHARLES A. WHITNEY, at the of 177 Weat strect, corner of Warren. ‘NDBPENDENT OPPOSITION ry t reduetion in nia, at a pee re jor and fast sailing steamship UNCEE, liam A. Mills, commander, will sail fer day, Maroh 21, Sam has n most favorable terms. For Beare nceed te United Statos Mail—Only throug ine for California and Oregon, vin Groatly reduced prices. assongors, and sail immodiatel, 2P. M., from pier No. 3 The established tho character of being the fastost amship Company, for preforms, her trips from a4 ro Ler isos il othor ane Sasors, the John L. her accom- Fra “LINE FOR CALIF The new, splendi SAM, Wi (2,000 to "Aspinwall North rive ‘the route, having, om hor two former_voy! eompetitors from ¢) days. Her go Becaboat, and sceommodation as much superior $0 other steamers rts will be spared on the part of her o offloers sond tho passengers through with expedition, eomfort and fafety. For freight, or , at extremely low rates, ap- ply to EMAL. Agent, 51 Cortlandt atrest. NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY connecting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company carrying the great United Stat Unived States, mail line for ‘alifornia ai mail.—Onl: through weekly nd Oregon, via As- een and Panama, leaving New York on the 5th, 13th, It , and 2th of each month.—Greatly reduced splendid newUnited States mail steamship Bilcek The CRESCENTCITY $500 tons burthen, Rodney Baxter, commander, will sail on onday, March 28th, at two o'clock, ier at the foot of Warre ail Steamship Compan rt mails and passengers, i cisco, The Ci April, by the . Porter, tons Burthen, D. D. U, S.N. Pacific Mail Sto: ing at Panama with the magnificent new mail steamship The P: P. M. treet, North’ ri magnificent steamer OREGON ma to receive the Crescent City’s d_sail immediately for San Fran- cent City will be followed, on the Sth of United States mail steamer Georgia, 3,000 commander, connet- John L. rocisely, from Wer. ‘The Bacio amship Compan; ? Stepltons.— ific Mail Steamship Company always koop extra steamers at Panama, to ensure immedi freight or passage, apply to CHARL at the office of the companies, 177 We rren. jate despatch. For WHITNEY, street, corner of ‘omma 'y Bay, from plor a April 5, at 3 o'clock P.M., the new and megnificent CORTES (1, hieh m passengers, and Fr The aecommodations and Cortes are all that can be dosired. Her on the voyage between New York the Pacific const.) is unsurpasse: n the part of the line to e: fety. Passeny ers will be inwall, taking jiekets for this line DAVIS, BROO: with steamship w re sold onl. S$ & CO., ° per, will bo in readiness at Panama to ‘Ww YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP vin Aspinwail and detention on the hip UNION, will leave Ni 4 North river, Ww on precisely, connecting side wheel double engine tons), Thomas B. Crop} ‘om immediately fo ventilation of speed, (eatabli General Agents. A mail bag is made up at the above office, under the now United States postage law, for the convenience of the public. TEAMER FOR AUSTRALIA, VIA T) ‘ dispatehe ney, New South Wales, undor steam and for Aspinwall. The at the voyage around the Apply to ntion of persons ape, 0) Panama.—The substantial steamship UNI: W.F. Lapidge, having beautiful accommodation: from Panama in the early part of April, for Syd- take a limited number of first and second eabin who ean leave New York as Into as by steamio: is invited to this WLAND & ASPINWALL, 54 South street. New York. HE ISTHMUS CORN, C canvass. She will assengors, of 21st March wishin, USTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY—FOR PORT Philip, Melbourne, and Sydney, Aw nt new steamship GOLDEN AGE, 3, will be despatchod for May. ‘This steamshi er third cla i steamer ever buil saloon, $375; first, class $275; third class, OT pasenge, spply to The Prove to be the fastest nath, in way equal to amers, i will amship in the world. Her accommodations for cond, ani songers, nro superior to those of stralin.—The mag 000 tons burthon, the above ports on is of the sixe and he Collins line of first, #0 iy sunge:—First clasa, Indivs! upper saloon, $30); second class, Books are now open, For freight HOWARD & SON, Agents, 34 Broadway. U TRALIA PA’ & r, commander, ti is ship is fitted out i most su: “KET LINE—FOR PORT PHILIP, o.— The now A 1 olipper bark THEOXINA, on 5 0 25th March, perior manne preasly for passongora, the accommodations for comfort'and convenience being wnsurpas Dathroomg, &c., combined wi rience of her commander, who has been nown in the passonger trade, will inaure lin her every possible facility. make her eq Hine, by the All already known to the publ ANTONIO PEL & Gruner, Consignees st river, foot of Pi or ox board, pier 17 whlch The waa No expense will be spat ual to those which have preceded her in thi bus and Be the superiority of which is i For passage or freight, appl LETIER, Propriotor,” 08 Wall now in port; known ex: long and favorably for those who 8, 23 South street; stro USTRALIA —PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY PA ete. —The nearly new and by GON, 1,000 tons burthe b ut erth, pier 12 E. R., having just co Yoynge around the world, will suce Uighth ship of this ished York for Melbourn: tnally. The Oregon is the only true clipp Present advertised for next month, ight, and well ventilated, and fitted up fartable manner possible.’ It is sufficion will be provisioned in the same li cossors. 1 rogular line. ona permanent basis, and they deem it necessary to at that none of thei ave be 0 bi Joon, sates of pa eee, age: ‘ond cabin, double berth: ‘The remittance of one-third ich earl ce, fo CAMERON, or JOHN OGDEN, 116 Wall ing bark AMELIA, has @ few choi whieh, Himes aibdeeee be made, ire on bourd, oF 0 ate ISAAC T. SMITH ne, and sail fro ip, on the 20th Mare Her cabins are n obliged to atop at yen & word of com: 2 provided hy the ship, except winos, ‘application is recommend K ifal clipper bark » Captain Thos, A. Higeins, now ompleted hor first the Euphrasia, as the er built in the most com t to add that sho ral manner as her prede- eer Line was tho firstand has been the onl ‘The object of the proprietors Is to establish it " $225; first cabin, ; single do., $140) 1 iq wil street, OR PORT PHILIP, AUSTRALIA.—THE FAST SAIL ice borths loft, for low rates will be 101 Wall street. EW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COMPA- N., commander. —For Mobile, stopping at Havans.—Tho now sido ‘stoamehip BLACK WARRIOR, Robort W. Shafoldt, Tho steamer Black Warrior will sail for Mei riday, March 25th, o'clock, precisely, from 1 ot of Harrison street, North river. ino $55. 1t Now Orleans at 200. per oudio foot, Goo ad & , Mobile, will be forwarded freight taken to Havana but specie. froight received on sailing days. Company's bills of I ean be had by application at tho office: no rigned, Shipy re mnat gond in thoir bi flee 4 nine o'clock, P. M., Thareday, Ma ceived at the office Mag Passengers for cure passports before feavin LIVINGSTON, OR NEW ORLEANS.—THE passenger steamer ECLIPS! Louisville, Ky. for Nov Thurs next, the 17t! Foome, apply F%, NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, worthy United Statos mall ston Ca wil ing. other form will be of Inding to the of- . ‘arco Havana must ort, CHOCABRON & CO., 31 Broadway. NEW AND SPLENDID iB, Sturg m, Master, will and intormodiate a at 5 o'clock P. M. to G. G. MOORE, 15 Broadway. _ MOND.— NOAKE, E. river, on ht 3 Fonsi Tana anny angers Sat RES eae er Teaver as eftzves; in Savanath ; in Savannah, C. aut steamer JOHN i, LOCK WOOD, will leave sie 1 ve ofeet of More Third stecet, Williamsd next, March Lith, at ten o'clock A. M., ani ry New York, at 2 o'clock, P.M. Wo Albany and the intermediat board, at the foot of North beets : Fe SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA—UNITED STATES juail line. | The new sud spléndid steamship ALA- BAMA, C. D. Ludlow, captain, will leave o: re 4 Maroh 19, 1853, at.4 o'clock, P. M., from pier Ne river, Apply to SAMUEL L. MITCHILL, 194 Front street. The FLORIDA, M. 8. Woodhull, captain, on Saturday, ch 26, 1853.’ For speed, strength, accommodations, and , these ships have no superior on the ocean, OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA—SEMI-WEBKLY United States Mail Line.—The favorite and fast going atoamer SOUTHERNER, W. Foster, commander, will foave jer No. 4 North river, on Wednosday, March 16, at 4 o'oloak Phen preeisely, For freight, apply on board, where ail bille of Inding will be signed, and tor tuago at the office of GPOFFORD, TILESTON & CO., 48 South street. Through tickets for Florida, as follows '—To Jacksonville, $31 ; Pilatka, $33. TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. MDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL ia hia—from pivr No. 1 North river.—T wo lines daily, at TAM. and 2 Biv ~Acoommodation linc, at 7 A. Mur stoamboat John Potter to South Amboy, ear: Zeus stoamboat John Pot- and stosmboat Steckton ‘to Ai a direct | 1S Caton cars—through in ter Once et to Camden four hours, Pare—$h. Iictarning, leave Philadelphia at A.M. and P.M. r mee (OR ALBANY—FARE $i.—ALBANY AND NEW York Inland Route ad. —T) ci iy, Uti Feoei dF Sb ing im Four Cor- 8 will start from City Hall sta- tion, corner of Tryon row and Centro atroot, as heretofore. ERRIAGE TO HOBOKEN THREE CENTS.—NOTICE to the public.—Reduction of ferriage on the Hoboken ferries, from Barclay, Canal, and Christopher streets. The proprictors of these ferries inform the public that thoy h reduced their ri of ferriage, for foot passengors, fro four to three conts; for a carriage or wagon, driven by ¢w horses, from 38¢. 2%5e.; and for a cart, wagon, or other vohicle, driven 0, The redue- . to by one horse, from 2c, to 121 tion of rates to take effect on Monday, 14th inst, Hoboken, March 12, 1853, FoRSON RIVER RAILROAD.—TRAINS DAILY FROM Chambers street, for Albany and Tro: Expross train, 6 A.M.—through in four hoi with trains reaching Buffule or Montreal at 8 ing. “an il train 8A.M. Throw, rain, 5 P.M. ‘Mail h way train at 1 P.M. Express train, ccommodation train, 6 P.M. Passongors taken at Chambers, Canal, Christophor, Fo sh, and Thirty-first streets. and 5 P/M. for Albany, stopping at all way stations. oe EDMUND FRENCH, Suporintondea EW YORK AND PHILADELPHL ‘DIRECT UNI- ted States Mail and epee Linos, through in four hours, Now Jorsey Railroad, via Jersey City—Leaving Now ry a Ba Pia Fag in the Me and Lae 8275, aid in. abe 8 5 4 i in xO nnd 2B Leas Philadeiphja atl, 7, and9 AM. For first class, $3; second di and 9 For ‘Baltime M. A.M. and P. M., Norfolk and Charleston—through ticke' Wasi 2, old, and through baggage carried, in the 8 and 9A. M. and 4 and 5% P. Lindt Rous New York. Passengers with baggage erves the ferry minutes before tho trains leave. YACK AND TARRYTOWN.—A STEAM FERRYBOAT ‘Will, from this date, run ip conneotion with the 8 A. M. pnd 1 Pi and 4 P.M. traing from New York: also with trai 5 until further no- et ee arrytown 967 39 a uth Proprietor. de. ATCHES AND JEWELRY.—THE SUBSCRIBER I selling all descriptions of GENSEN WATCHES. Real Jules Jorgonsen watches roveivod by every arsival, with certificates from him with each wateh, warranted per- fect time keepers. OPER WATONES. coor) pee and levers, in hunting and magic oases, perfect time INDENT SECOND, and q for timing horses D for Infies, some in magie cases. ‘i MAGIC WATOHES, which change into three different watches. WATCHES WHICH WIND up and turn the hands without ai ine gold lepii jee, four hi Fine gold detael Diamond ‘ings, forente at mech fete tas JRWELRY. Allkinds of goldehains, pure gold wedding rim a koys and seals, fl pene a nfl old nf ines, Bole bracelets, breastpin: ‘i ings, gold id silver spectac! hat oyBterling all oH rl ver rule knives, wedding rings, fru’ i All kinds of wate! e the best manner, at much less than t! importer of watches and ‘all street, (up GE Jewelry. wholomsle and bt stairs,) near Broadway. ‘RS. ALWIN, RENOWNED IN BUROPE FOR HBR ie foretelling the future, interprets droams, law matters 11s her visit- oaaiey: by serology, osks. Berg thy tel a era the person they will myrr; . in speaks the Bng- lish, Freneb, and German Residence 250 Bor le ear Stanton street. Office hours from 10 A. M. ieee RESTAURANTS. AKE NOTICE.—TO CONNOISSEURS OF TERRAPIN ai hate Just received @ splendid lot of ops terrapins, which Tam derving up at my establishment, and I will be pleased to furnish the same to any who may wish them, sither dressed or in their natural s N.B.—Oyaters of & very superior quality, raw or pi bove artis Will be forwarded with despatch to. any part of this oF the Rdjacent cities by " THOMAS DOWNING, No.5 Broad st re Ose DISEASES ESPECIALLY TREATED FROM 12 to 3 o'clock, by Dr. RYAN, ex-consulting physician to the Government Hospital, Montreal, and lecturer on dis- caves of the skin, chest, and nervous system, Offico, 388 Broadway. FROM 9 TO 12 A. M., and 6 to9 P. M., Sundays excepted, at No. 643 Houston street, near Wooster.” DK PRESTON: AUTHOR OF “THE FEMALES riond in Need,” may be consulted at his offiee, 208 Bowery. Advies grat ‘See his oard in the Picayune, Sun- day Courier, and Dispatch. R. WARD, FROM LONDON AND EDINBURG, CAN be consulted hotwixt the hours of 7 o'clock, A. M. and Wo'clock P. M., daily. Oifice at the old established place, Canal street, exactly one door enst of Broadway. YGIASTIKA.—A |SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE for neuralgia, tie dolorenx, toothache, norvous head. ache, and rheiustism in the head, and a sure provontive of u ny other complaints attendant upen the period of teot! as beon diseov rm of a ai f fucaossfully administered in tho medicated necklace, to bo worn next the skin by the patient, An eminent German physician discovered the virtues of tiie Je medicines of which the bead# of the nooklace are made, and prescribed the mode of application, The notice of the public is not, therofore, oalled to a quack medi but to medicament reeommonded hy one of the most emi: faculty, as peculiarly powerful in acting throw the thin dlreotly the disonsed or exol ‘ding, generally, ins and effecting a permanent eur y-four hours trial of the medicated eseription, find no th by immediately returning & . Fe SCHUFFNER & MULDENER, 54 ‘Tastimoxy.—I do hereby certify that the com the medieatod necklace offered by Schnffner & Muldoner 4 of such ® nature as to unfailingly produce the mows satis- factory results, UNLICH, M. D., No. 2% Henry strect, Brooklyn. For sale by the proprietors. No. 4 Beaver atFoot. Price $ (TEWPORT WATER CURE WILL BE OPENED ON pri will be ® mor REH, Nowport, R. I. cure. Address HE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM- anion—By Dr. A. M. Mavricesu, Professor of Di of Women... Fwentiesh edition, 16mo, Bp. Price $1. Years of suffering, of physical and mental anguish, to many an affectionate wife, and uniary difficulties to the band, might have b spared by # timely possession of this It is intended expeci lating marriage, ould be known to th Here, also, either buddin, of yours, in whom natare nn discover the et remedies, and the mo plaint to which her sex is nject. (Extract of a letter from # gentleman in Dayton, Pied Davron, May'l, Dr, A. M, Mavarceau, 129 Liborty atroet, My Dear Sir—My wile has been porceptibly sinking for some three years oF more, in consequence of her grent anguish and eaffering some months before and during ber confime ment—every successive ono more and more debilitating and prostenting b utting her life in imminent whi sired this nd resign the worst, out two mon’ mi our book highly « Feaching my eases ‘On ite rec rees to you the rolief it. affu y Tis'foy its pa imparted to my wile, on learain grout discovery of M. M. Dasomennx provided opened a prospect to me which I little oo: the. “Buttor this, ore another your would have over in all human probabil ity i! wife would have been ‘and my children motherless. It is, of course, impracticable to convey more fally the sorions mubjects treated of, aa thoy aro of a ro intended for the married or those contomplating No. 2 Astor House, New York; Lf On the receipt of 81, « mail, froe of iY will be tran y portage, to any aa MT tosters must be addrossed. pork ter ass f. MAURICEAN, fice 129 Liberty street, office, to Dr. A. M. York, or box 1,204 New York'P A let eon more fully explaining the gonedlte’or the book, wilt mearerecaet to ny Indy of may 1 so any part Waived Staten, 7 ve