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| i ee icaragua, necessary for the use company. F eaeuny enh | petineel toon tepaA the warehouses and mershandise ging to ‘at this point, and entered al-o into an with the Accessory Transit Company of Nicaragua, board the men employed by the tame, and to fi steamers with stores. &e ; and for the purpose of making the employes of said company as comfortable as po ble, I found it necessary to remove the dwelling-house from the place where it stood—being there too much ex- posed to the of the sex—to the river side, and making for the ‘4 lort of said employes, improvem and alterations in said house, ag well as building a new kitahen and ovens, which alterations, &o., were done under very heavy expenses and outlays. “At this’ time business called me to New Orleans, and whilst there, the City Council of San Juan del Norte, or Greytown, on the 7th of February, 1863, passed resolu- tions, of which the following isa true oopy -— jcory.! Be it enacted by the Common Council, in session Sec. 1. That should the Accessory Transit Company re- move their office, workshops, ke. to this side of tho harhor, and every desoription of city have, or may have, in the city said company, and the company arriving in tho ‘harbor be ¢ from port dues, upon payment gf the ordinary pilot. ‘Geo. 2. Should the said company establish any hotel, mor vantile or any other business aside from the travsit busi that they shall pay the same tax and license that othor citi tone pay for pursuing similar business. ‘That the Seeretary of this Council do furnish the agent of eaid company with a cor y of tho foregoing sgctions. (Signed) SAMUEL 8. W. ‘OOD, (Signed) President of City Council. Roagrr D. Lees, See. City Council. Greytown, or San Juan del No-te, Peb. 7, 1853. answer to the above re-olutions, the Council of said city was informed that the agent here, Capt. Thomas Baldwin, had no authority from the company to m the depot of the same, &e., and that the landings, were rot adapted for th poses required notice the agent of the company receiy J. Martin. or of San Juan del Norte, or G closing av ordinance passed by the City Cou rame time the above ordinance was passed. following is a copy Rede fiv That the Ma Company or be dir . tify the A to remove wit \ ‘ days, th nplying February Upon the reevipt of this ordinance, the agent of the said company asked for an extension of time! to show cause why the ejection -houl\l aot be made, and the per: son in charge of my business addressed a letter to the City Council, praying on extension, &e, setting forth that the buildings referred to were not the sole property of the said company, but that I had an interest in said perio and protesting against the enforcement of the said ordinance; as also making a protest before H. L Stevenson, Feq., vice Ccmmercis! Agent of the United States, to the e effect, and thas the resolution was against law and justice agent of the company as by the person in charge of my business, to grant am extension or to rescind the said ordinance, but to no avail: they asked the protection of the vice’ Commercial Agent to prevent a destruction of property, and, perhaps, a loss of life, in his ollicial ¢ city, beng the only representative of our government here, but that the answer he received was, that he could not offer any protection, and that his power and duties were of un advisory character, but that he should seak to avert a collision between the local authorities and the Accessory Transit Company. In the meantime, an affi davit was made against the agent of the Mayor, charging him with having used seditious laoguage, Xc.,’ solely, { Delieve, of harassing or preventing the said agent from taking any active part, in case he sbould have thought Beoeasiry todo so; upon which he was arrested, and obliged to enter into heavy bonds for keeping the peace— especially inst the city. Three days passed in this manner, and the day for tbe ejection arrived. At about noon, the employes being at dinner, a party of some thirty persons, of all nstions and colors, headed. by the City Mnrshal, and commanded by Major James Lyons, (a colored gentieman,) and Captain Benjamin Mooney, arrived at this point to commence their work of destruction, being provided with necessary instruments for such urpores; which destruction they commenced by tearing a the American flagn which were waving above the house and other buildings, ard then wantonly destroyed the whole of the property, not even giving my employes time to eave the articles in the houses, with the excep- tion of few. In tearing down the babaings, these persons more like tigers falting upon their pray, than human beings. Resistance could not be o‘fered, be- cause a leader and arms were wanting. and all had to look on in silence on the destruction, until the work was finished, which left all of us houseless without the meaas of providing for our men the necessities of life, and ex- posing them to the inclemencies of the weather at this season of the year, and in such a sickly country as thia What have then, tu enpeot et che expiration of the term ret by the said ordinance, of ejecting us from all the balance of the property—which time wil expire M a very few days? -The worst! the worst! Here we are without arms, and without protection in any way what- ted to be robbed by a set of unprincipled nothing to lose, and who act, and who are, de facto, the auth rity of the city of San Juan del Nort», or Greytown, of our property, jeopardizing the safety of our persons and lives, and leaving us to pretect ourselves. without the means our hands to do so. It is new nearly a year since an American ship of-war hes this port—therefore this state of affi aving Americana and an American company, having a very large amount invested in the pursuit of their business, unprotected, ‘and at the mercy of such a lezalized band of land pirates. To speak of protection from our govern- ment appears to them a farce. They think that the United States government cannot protest herself, much Jess American citizens and property abroad: therefore they tear down with impunity the flag of our country, and all hat is wanting is their trampling the same under their feet. ‘The British government has a steamer of war coming in here every now and then, and during the pendency of | the difficulty and before the destruction of the property, application was made to H B. M. steamer Gazer, to pro- tect the ccmpany; but the answer of her commander ‘Captain Wilson) was, that ‘he had no instructions om his government to interfere with or protect the Accessory Transit Company; his instructions only re- lated to the At’antic and Hcific Canal Company ” The English Vioe Consul here, Mr Foote, was requested to protect our interests; but he refused, advising us very kindly to seek protection from the very authorities and persons who were seeking the destruction of our pro- ry. ‘The agent of the Access it, received notice, several mont ard of Directors of said comp: hat the government had sent, or would immediately send, out a ship of war; but up to this time no vessel has arrived. If one does not come very soon, it ix likely that but very few Ame- tieans will be left here able to tell their beer fa Being Ps mapriy abandoned by their government, the autho- ies of San Juan de! Norte or Greytown think and be- lieve that they can with impunity rob them of their pro- y, and murder them if necessary. 4 In conclusion, it ia but justice to say that there are but few Americans in the whole town of San a del Norte or Greytown, and they are, numerically, too weak to terfore in the matter. ef an American ship of war before it will be too late. Very respectfully, your friend, GEO, W. McCERRAN. TELEGRAPHIC. o Wasnryeton, April 2, 1863, The Union, of this morning, speaks of Commander Hollins’ conduct, in the seizure of San Juan, ragus, as characterized by commendable promptness, energy, and prudence Fiont serwaen Gavenat JAPxs0N aNd SANTA ANNA.— By the following notice which we find in the New Or. Jeans papers, it would appear that the inhabitants of the Crercent City, or at least » portion of them, are not over particular én the selection of their Sabbath amusements. A few missionaries from the Eastern States would find a Tich field for thet labora among the citizens of the Firat municipality — The fight between the renowned champion grizzl; , “Gen. Jackson,” and the fighting bull FSents Ae na,’ to come off on Sunday afternoon, March 27th, at Gretna, is attracting great attention. We have no doubt Shes erent will I themselves of this rare chance for sport; for the immense size, strength, aud ferocity of both animals, and the great name they have cont? at ready earned in the arena, is well known, and gives earnest of a well contested and exciting battle, For thore who delight in this old Spanish sport, thia opportunity of witnes-ing % good fight is one rarely of. fered, and not to be neglected. Ei ago, from the been ) aod the ferryboats will run regularly during the day, while ‘y precautions have been taken te afford to Ye and complete view of the encounter. The aut mails are to be turned loose into # large iron-barrod en. losure povided for the oc eran tin Asia... Crmanan Statistics or ALBANY.—The fol- Uncle Sem: lowing is a statement of the arresta of persons pane with criminal offences at Albany during tle re — of March:— Sabra Breach of the peace. Assault with Riot and affray .. ses Drunk in tho street... Keep’ disorderly house Disorderly persons ro- fusing to support their Py wom eee sees tit Inroon Atiompt to tess ae ‘agrancy ... Miscollaaeovis Violating city laws deadly 38 ue pris Noe 4 (A Peserve Judson,” appellont ppallaat, Joshua / Every means was resorted to | te induce the Council and city authorities, as well by the | ry Transit Company, at this | 4 | attend her funeral, to-morrow afternoon, at two o'clock, Our only hope now is the arrival | | ~ Bis friends, and the friends of his brother-in law, Thos. | fifty eight years of superfine per bbl. or as firm as represented in our last, but a good home export demand led at pretty full rates. Sales were made of 1,750 bbls. at $4 874; a 86 1245 for mixed to good; $5 123 9 85 50 for favorite: and $5 50a $8 50 forfancy, Kye flour ruled about the same, retailing at $3 76 for Sine, and $4 for superfine, per bbl. Corn m continued in ample stock and fair’ request; sales of 300 bls. have been made at $3 for Jersey, and $3 373¢ for Brandywine, per bbl. Wheat was in acti juest, but searcity of prime samples, hi of owners, transactions were obstructed. Rye did not vary much; there were 2,500 bushels disposed of at 90c. Barley was quiet and languid at Gic a 68¢. ver bushel. Oats were in better demand at 46e. a 47c. for Jersey; 460. a 48c. for Pennsylvania, and 48c. a 50c; for Stale and Western, per bushel. Corn seemed rather scarce, while it was in brisk request and higher in price. The day’s movements comprised 34,000 bushels at 58c. a 6lc. for unsound, and 61c. a 67c. for inferior to choice Southern | white and yellow. Corto.—The sales to-day amount to 1,400 bales, the market closing very frm. \OHTS.— ments were light for Liverpool. Some 500 bales of cotton were engage’ a: 5-16d. for un- compressed; and 300 compressed at 9-32d.; 80 tons log- , at 35x. per ton, Flour was at 29. 9d. a 3s. asked; and grain at 6d. a 736d. ; 150 casks were engaged at 30s.; and 60 do. at 288.; with 500 bbls rosin at 23, Tid. To | Glasgow, 100 hhds. bark were ongaged at 353, To Bre- men, cotton was at }4c., and measurement at 20c. To California rates ranged from 55 a 85c., and to Austra- lia 50 a 0c “per foot measurement. There was no change to other po Provisions.—Pork varied little. Though buyers were not inclined to do much, the light receipts and moderate stock induced more firmness among holders, who appeared reluctant to make apy further concession ia price. The day’s transactions amounted to 600 bbls. new at $13 75 a $13 8714 for prime ; and $15 a $15 25 for mess, per bbl. Sour was slowly purchased st $11 50 for prime ; and $1 60 for mess, while thin moas was very paring. ly dealt at $15 ; and prime mess commanded more tion at $16 50 a $17 per b v 4 were quiet e factors. The and z ra atten- | a $13 for repa for city do. ; per bbl. $14 for extra de | prim mess, per tierce, : dat $15 per 220 Ibs, or cheese. s. beef hams ation occurred in Died, On Thureday evening, March 31, afters short illaess, Daster. UNpERSHLt, Sen., a soldier of the war of 1812, in the ooth year of his ege. The friends of the family, and of Daniel Underhill, Jr., likewise the Veteran Corps of 1812, are re: pectfully invit- ed toatiend his funeral, this afteraoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of his’ son, No. 189 Elm street. The Veteran Corps of the war of 1812 will assamble at | head quarters Star Hotel, 64 Lispenard street, this day, at 12 o'clock, with side ‘arms, and the usual badge of | mourning, to attend the funeral of our deceased brother | soldier, Laniel Underhill. By order. é H. RAYMOND, Captain commanding. A. Datty, Jr., Adjutant. On Friday, April 1, Lucien, youngest son of Samuel and M. A. Packwood, aged 4 years, 9 months, and 21 days, The relatives and friencs of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at St. Mark’s Church, this afternoon, at half past five o’lock, without further invi- tation. , On Saturday morning, April 2, Ciara Prrriaip, second daughter of Daniel D. and Ann Henly, aged 2 years and five months. $0 fades the summer cloud away, So sinks the gale, when storms are o'er; So gently shuts the eye of day, So dies the wave along the shore. ‘The friends of the family, and those of James and Fd- ward Henly are respectf requested to attend her fu- neral, from the residenca of her father, No. 81 Third street, this af.ernoon, at hulf past two o'clock, without further invitation. remains will be taken to Green- | wood Cemetery for interment. On Saturday morning, April 2, of apoplexy. Lawnexce L. Vay Kixecs, Esq., an old, well known, and highly es- teemed citizen. Mr. Van Kleeck formerly resided in Al- bany, but for more than twenty-years past has been a2 inbabitant of this c! The relatives and friends of tho family are invited to at- tend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at half pases o'clock, from his late residence, No. 61 West Twentieth treet. On Friday, April, of consu-wption, Josnrx O'Nez, aged 29 years, 7 months avd :4 days. ‘His friends and acquaintances ate respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from the residence of his father, No. 726 Washington street, this afternoon. at half-past 1 o'clock. His remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. pauddeply, on Friday evening, April 1, Ruwas Jasna nL L. Hie fricuda aud wcyuntntances are respectfully invited to attend bis funeral, this afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from the City Hospital. Albany papers please copy. On Saturday, April 2, Stsax, infant daughter of John and Hannah Cronly, aged (3 months and 20 days. The friends of the family are invited to attend her fune- ral, this afternoon, at 8 o’closk, fcom No. 160 West Seven- teenth street. | On Thursday, March $1, Wuuuam Freeman, aged sixty- | three years. | ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- | tend his funeral, this day, trom his late residence, near | the villave of Gravesend, L. I. On Saturday, April 2, after a Hagering illness, Rowan A. Haviacryrr, in the 27th year of his age, The relatives and friends of the family are respeetfully invited to atiend his funeral, to-morrow afternoon, at five o'clock, from the residence of his mother, No 195 West Fifteenth street. without further invitation. On Friday. Ap: Mra Many year of her ‘Tho friends and relatives of the family, also of her fa- ther, Mathew Finigan, are most respectfuily invited to at. tend her funeral, from her late residence, No. 54 Scummel street, this afternoon, at two o'clock. Her remains will be interred in Calvary Cem tery. Ris Hesry Ecx, in On Friday, April 1, of ‘dropsy, the 2vd year of his age. His regains will be taken to Williamsburg for {ater- ment, this afternoon, at balf-past one o'clock, from the residence of Peter W. Hinck, No. 14 Church street. On Saturday, April 2, of inflammation of the lungs, Mrs. Fitey TaYton, wife of Joseph Taylor, native of the north cf Ireland The friends and acquaintances of the family are invited tosttend her funeral, from her late residence, No. 97 Cedar street, to-marrow afternoon, at two o'clock. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for inter- ment. On Saturday, April 2, after a short and severe illness, Beinpa Myers, only caughter of Abram and Emeline Myers, oged 1 year and 28 days. The funeral will take place this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her parents, No. 116 Kasex street. | aie friends are respectfully invited to at- tend. On Saturday afternoon, April 2, Mary J. Turesner, third daughter of Minord S. and Mary J. Thresher. The relatives and friends of the family are requested to 1, afwr a short aud severe illness, wife of Mr. Jumes Cogaa, in the 23d from the residence of her father, No. 61 East Broadway, without further invitation, On Saturday, April2, Owmn Gruss, aged forty-five years. Short, also the members of the H. U. B Society, are re spectfully invited to attend his funeral, from his late resi- derce, corner of Fortieth street and Ninth avenue, to- merrow afternoon, at one o'clock. On Friday, April 1, of decline, Epwarp Monaus, aged ‘The friends and relatives of the family are invited to attend his funeral, from his late resideace, No. 19 Grand street, Williamoburg, this afternoon, at 4 o'clock. On Friday, April 1, of bronchitis, Jons Hacstean, eldest son of Jolin and Martha Adair Leouard, aged 22 years and 2 months, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the faneral, at St. Mark's Church, this afternoon, at half past five o'clock, without further invi- tation, St. Louis, New Orleai copy. On Friday, April 1, after much suffering, Svsan, the beloved wife’ of Theodore Lauensteia, aged twenty five ears. "On Friday evening, April, after a lingering illness, Gexrecpe ALETTA, daughter of the late Peter Vandervoort, | of Newtown, L. |, where ner remains were taxen for in- terment in the family vault. In Schenectady, March 29, of congestion of the lungs, after a short illness, Mrs, Aayes E. Baze.y, aged 71 year: and California papers please HARITINE INTELLIGENCE, Movements of Ocean Steamers, wan, Arctic... Europa... |! Washington, Geor, . New York.,.. . Hav New York New York, AIMAMNAG FOR NKW YoRK—tTum «5 42 .6 26 | mos warm, Dar. MOON RINEB, .. , Port of New York, April 2, 1853, Steamships—Alabama, Ludlow, Savannah, S$ L Mit- chill; Roanoke, Cavendy, Norfolk, Ludiam & Pleasants; Marion, Berry, Charleston, Spofford, Bileston & Co. Shipe—Ann Flower, , Boston, KH Herric! wf Petien cen fen fe oy Nga co) & Co cont, Perking, San Franelaco, Jan Sani ; Kennebec, saith, New Orlonas, J W Elwell & Co; lalaad ‘City, Sawa: Har- ; Cres- Dolivan, Cal Talbot & Co; Lillian, Rose, Geergetown, R war, Robinson, Boston, S W Lewis; Richard Washington, NC, master; Independence, We on, NC, Brett & Roderow; A G Hyde, Bailey, Re Haytien, Baker & Graves: Victory, Weaver, , Jas Hand; H Burley, Worth, Plymouth, James C it; Tribune, Nickerson, Boston, J Hand; Governor, Philadelphia, J W McKeo; ‘oelia, lin, Dayton & Sprague; Howard, Davis, New! Davis & Holmes; Ann, Wiglow, Petersburg, Ja: Hunter & Co; Uncle John, Ba'dwia, Philadelphia, Ji Hand; Ann D, Mott, Alexandria and Georgetown, Mott Bedell; Hamilton, Dayton, Alexandria, Sturges, Clearman & Co; Sprightling Sea, Nickerson, Norfolk. Sturges, Clear- man & Co; Lydia (Br), Burke, Halifax, H G Jonathan. Sloops—W H Brown, Hallock, Providence; Blackstone, Ash, Providence, master. , ARRIVED. Ship Leila, Stafford, Rotterdam, Feb 10, to master. Lost overboard on the day of sailing, Wm Clements, se man, a native of Ireland. Experienced a succession of westerly gales to the W of the Banks for 50 days. Ship Pharealis, Trey, Boston, 4 days, to Howland & As- inwall. ripark Mary Ann Peters (Br), Brown, Bristel, FE, 50 days, with 76 passengers, to master. Experieaced heavy weather; split sails, &c. Bark Three Brothers (Fr), Gots, Marseilles, 49 days, to Aymar & Co. 3 ‘Bark Lamartine, Hall, Malaga, and 39 days from Gibral- tar, to P Harmony & Nephew. March 22, lat 3419 lon 64 '05, passed brig Merchant, of Harpswell, stecring S; 25th, lat 24 24, lon 65 40, pasied suip Lemuel Dyer, of New York, from New Orleans for Havre. The L has ex- perienced heavy NW gales since passing Bermuda. Bark Fliza Barss (Br), Watlington, Cienfuegos, 14 days, 1o Tucker & Lightbourn Bark Grampus (of Belfast), Dyer, Cardenas, 10 days, to Peck & Church. Brig Wilhelmine (Brem), Ihlder, Rio Janeiro, Feb 6, to Riggs & Hitchcock. March 18, lat 27 30, lon 69, spoke | brig Rainbow, from New Haven for Porto Rico. Brig Kendall (Br), Chase, St John, NB, 10 daya, to master. Brig George Otis (of Cohasset), Smith, Fajardo, PR, to master, On theoutward passage fell in with scl Henry, cf Addison, Me, absndored, and had been previoasly doarded (be ed) fore rep ld (B: Driv Fre: Ponce. PR, 16 days, to at, spoke bark Jupi Crowell 11, of B r Poste , Gausan, Adacoa, PR, 21 days, da & Riera. . Burgess, Humacoa, March 17, to Kirk- Brig San land & Von ceht. March 18, in Mona passage, spok> ig Esther, of Orle yout ‘no oil; whale alongs lon 70 39, itas, from Ma New Haven. wan (of » Haven) Til Mayagaez, PR, Towener, of New Haven, where sho is bound. Schr Mars (Br), Farrall, Baracoa, 12 days, to i Gil- martin, Brig Mary Groton (of Waldoboro’), Gesin, Cionfuezos, 18 days, toAymar&Co. Put into Key West, with loss of spars and sails. Brig George (of Bath), Hill, Havana, 12 days, toJ W Elwell & Co. . Brig Melazza (of Searsport), Nichols, Havana, March 21, to Nesmith & Sons. Brig Zero (Br), Harrington, Matanzas, 13 days, to master. Experienced heavy weather: lost bulwarks, & Brig Cushnoe, Lowry, Neuvitas, 12 days, to T Owon & , Brig Nina (Br), Phillips, Bermuda, 13 days, to Middle- ton 0. Brig Meteor (of Sullivan), Anderson, New Orleans, 17 days, to master. rig Cambysis (of Boston, late Br), Haydon, Key West, 18 days, io Brigham & Carhart. Schr Lion (of Rockland), Healey, Humacoa, PR, 17 days, to order. Schr Uranus (of Bucksport), Avery, Guayama, PR, 20 days, to master. Schr Julia Anna, Harding, Savannah. 6 days. Schr Adele, Applegate. Wilmington, NC, 4 days. Schr A J Derossett, Brewster, Wilmington, NC, 5 days Schr Wake, Briggs, Wiluington, NC, 6 days. Schr Marie, Rogers, Wilmington, NC, 6 days. Schr L P Smith, Stubbs, Wilmington, NC, 6 days. Sehr Susan Anp, Meyers. Wilmington, NC, 6 days. Schr Alaric, Rogers, Wilmington, NC, 5 days. Schr Angela, Dowe, Norfolk, 2 days, for Providence. Schr Excelsior, Fountain, Nauticoko, 2 days, for Provi- dence. Schr Lucy Baker, Ames, Norfolk, 2 days. Schr Excelsior, Btown, Delaware, '3 days. Schr Catharine, Dix, Milnor, Virginia. 3 days. Schr Tremont, Parritt, Eastport, 10 days. = Schr Mary C Race, ———.«Columbia, Me, 10 days. Schr Mary Hen, , Warren, Me, 6 days. Schr Fgeremet, Kilby, Machias, 10 days Scbr Neptune, Robinson, Machi 0 days. Sehr Sarah, Munson, Machias, 10 days. fehr Ivanhoe, . Rockland, 5 days, Schr Ocean Queen, Chad vick, Rockland, 5 days. Schr Palla, , Rockland. Schr Rio Grande, ——. Rockland. Schr Avenger, Harding. Rockland, 6 days. Schr Bengal, Alley, Rockland, 6 days. Schr Aid, Paul, Beckland, 5 days. Sehr Myers, Rhodes, Rockland, 4 days. Sehr Ont: . Haskins, Rockland, 4days. Schr John Stull, Porter, Rockland, 4 days. Schr Gazelle, Pritchard, Rockland, 5 days. Schr Ckallenge, Joyee, Rockland, 5 days. Schr Nourhmal, Spear, Rocklaud, 5 days. Schr Meridian, Hart, Rockland, 5 days. Schr Zephyr, Perry, Rockland, 5 days. Schr Fliza Jane, Day, Rockland, 5 days. Schr Spring Bird, ———, Rockland, 5 days. Schr Coral, Cook, Rockland: 5 days. r Jenny Lind, Coombs, Rockland, 5 days. hr Clarendon. Marston, Rockland, 5 days. Scebr Nancy Mills, Eldridge, Portsmouth, Na, 5 days. Schr Maria M Klotts, Baker, Boston. 4 days. Schr Chas M Smith. Gould, Boston, 4 days. Schr Highlander, Nickerson, Sslom, 4 day: Nickerson, Salem, 4 da; Schr Star, i . Kelley, New Bedford, 2 days. Schr D W Dixon, Jones, Harwich, 2 days. Schr Eliza Brooks, Nickerson, Harwich, 2 days, Schr Exit, Kelley, Harwich, 2 days. Schr I, Snow, Snow, Harwich, 2 days. Schr Grace Caroline, Kelley, New Haven, 1 day. Schr Dr Franklin Webber, Linne, Coon, 1 day. Schr Elmira, Primrose, Providence, 2 days Sehr Clotilda, Gildersleeve, New London, 1 day. Scbr Mail, Dobson, Chatham, 1 day. Schr Senator, Roberts, Newport, 1 day. Schr Volta, Tuttle, Newport, Lday. Sloop Oregon, Sturges, Providence, 2 days. Sloop Mary Eliza, Bennett, Fall River, i day. BELOW. Br brig Mary Peters, from Liverpool. Also two brigs, unknown. SAILED. Pe yeoman i Baltic, Marion, Alabama, Roanoke; ship ‘ndson. Wind at sunrise, NE; meridian, do; sunset, SE, and light. Tar Hicataps, April 2—Sandown. The steamship Baltic passed over the bar at | 40 PM, and the steamships Alabama, Marion, and Roanoke, bound South, are now passing the Highlands, Five brigs in the offing, bound in. Wind SE.’ Weather clear. (Per Steams Niacana, at Boston ] Anpnossas—Sld March 18, Eliza, Durkee, Boston. ANtWenr—Arr March 16, Emblem, Slater, Apalachicola; Pilgrim, Robinson, Savannah. pbtscnY Heap—On March 14, Ocean, from NOrleans for remen. Bristor—Cld March 17, Phantom, Tulloch, Wilming- ton, NC. Bhemenwayen—Arr March 10, Coriolan, NYork; 12th, Copernicus, Charleston; 18th, Norma, NYork; Stephann, NOrleans; 14th. Albert, Baltimore. ' Sid 9th, Philadel: phia NYork; 10th, Louis, do; 14th, Theodore, Baltimore. Borpeatx—Arr March 14, Franklin, Racaud. Charles ton ld 9th, Carina, Davidson, NYork (and from the roads 11th); 10th, Alma, NOrleans; 15th, Perseverance, NYork; Louisa Bliss, Hyler, NOrieans;'and from the roads 11th, Clio, do; Nautilus, NYork Ady, Samuel, Alma, Louisa Bliss, Perseverance, and Jean Louis, for NOrleavs; Raven, Czarina, Isabella, Nau- tilas, Vladimir, and Carl, for NYork. BUENOS AYRIs—In port Jan 28, Westphalia, Malchow, for NYork; Hilda Charlotte, Oberg, do. Sld 16th, Del phin, Juhl, do; 21st, Albert, Boston (since spoken). Canprrr—Sld March 16. J RL. Facey, N York. Cavv—Sld Feb 28 (or previously), Diana, Clausson, NOrleang; March 8, Solomon Eaton, Small, (fm Malags) NYork; 4th, Johannes, do Caxtox—Sid Jan 25, Union, Buxton. Singapore. Cxooxuaven—Sid March 14, Republic de Guatemala, Matches, San Francisco. Cvxnavan—Arr March 13, George Canning, NYork for Hamburg. Deai—Arr March 17, Sovereign, Nichols, London for San Francisco, and procecded. Passed by 10th, Ollenburg, from N Orleans for Bremen; Guster, Von’ Santen, do for do. Dovan—Off March 17, Rebecea, Kassebohm, from Bre- men for NOrleans. Dunoxsess—Of March 13, Kosmos, Horstman, from Bremen for N York. 4N—March 17, Statesman, Corning, St John, NB. p Istanps—Arr Dec’ 26, Johm E Dayidson, “Ives,” Patagonia. Farmovm—Otl port March 16, Margaret Evans, Pratt, from NYork for Loudon. Fivswixd—Sld March 10, Princess Victoria, NYork 11th, Leopold I , do; 16th, Rosalie, do GLasco’ rch 17, Francis, Freeto, NOrleans, jenry, NYork; Catharine Smith, Bos- ton. Sid from the Clyde March 14, Three Brothers, Knowlton, ae” Ashendorff, NYork; 16th, Chas De Wolf, Card, do. In the Clyde ldg, Velocity, for Providence; Champion, for NYork, and others. Guruapy—Sid March 12, Mountaineer, Smailes, NYork. Gorrevpuré—March 5,’ Norwegian ship Brodrens, now here, is chartered for Boston at $5, or for Quebec at $4, per ton of iron. Havee—Arr March 14, Clinton, Murphy, NOrloan: 15th, Statesman, Wasa, do; Elizabeth Hasn ton, Joni Adrian, Neal Sid 16th, Mobile; Vanoluse, Levensaler, NOrlean: Savannah; 17th Euphemia, Fensloy, NOrleans. Holvetia, Marsh, NYork. Hrivor—Sid ‘March 12, Koophandel, Hayen, Boston; Margaretha, De Groot, NYork. Lavanroor—Arr March 14, Birkhy, Hagh+on, Charles. ton; 16th; Alwine, Joppesom, do; Telumphs Atkinson, Wil- mington, NC; Arentine Javoba, De Jonge, NYork; 16th, Pi uran, Barton; hton, Doane, ard Jane, Mo- Lean, NOrleans; Em! it, , Mobi Sea Lion, Hall,’ Apalachicola; Amorlea, Lawrence, NYorg. 17th, Gon Borry , Seavy, NOrleans; ‘Alps (9), Wickman, \yYork; 18th, City of Manchonteg (0) Lait Philadolonis, te, In the river outward bound, Wm Hitchcock, Conwa: vod las Grommet allan, ‘orion; 16th, cite ~ ‘ Doane, NOrleata, 3 Entd for lig March 12, Onward, Desdemon: Cease, an: Farnham. for NOrieans: Vermont, Mayberry. for NYork; Ocean Queen, Matthews, Boston; 15th, Mount Hd Te Glipatrioks Soh Lark, Weed field Torrey; Pequot, Gilpatrick; rk, Woodbury; Chimboraza Webb, and Jenny Lind, Bangs, NYork. (s), Leitch, for Boston 2d inst; Agnes, Scott. do 20th ult; Uriel, Foster, do 22d; Cheshire, Rich, and Sachem, Woodbury, do 23d;' Mary and Adeline, Vi ir, do 26th; China, hard, do 28th; Windermere, sirfield, do bth inst; Champion, Drew, do 10th; Arctic, (p). Luce, for NYork 224 ult; Europa’ (a), do 26th;, Wai | cock, do 20th; Ashburton, and W D Sowall, do 21st; Sidéons, and Hemisphere. do 22d; Cornelia, and Albert Franklin, do 23d; JC Calhoun. do 24th; John Hancock, and Robert Kelly, do 26th; Ariel, do 30th; Great Western, Continent, and Leviathan, Knapp, do 1st inst; Kama Fields, Thompson, do 4th; Western Empire, do Sth; Kn- terprixe, do 8th; Houghton, do 8th; Roscius, do ilth; John & Lucy, do 12th; Caroline Nesmith, aud Commerce, do with despatch: City of Manchester (s). for Philadel pis 30th ult; Tonawanda, do 22d; Philadelphia, do 28th; izabeth, bliss, do Ist inst; Jane Hendersor yr Balti- more 26th ult; Wenham, do with despatch; Leonie, for Charleston, do do; Otseonthe, and Northampton, for Now Orleans 20th ult; Maid of Orleans. and Wm & Mary, do 2lnt; Faleon. do 23; Mount Washington, do, 25th; Wm Nelson. and Dirigo, do 26th; Camillus, and Queen, do 20th: Chax Crooker, do 5th iast; Midas, snd Samuel Bad- do, with despatch; North Atlantic, Cook, for Mel yurne 24th. Loxpon—Ent inward March 16, Patriok Henry, Hurlbut, and Branken Moor, Cowle, from NYork; 17th, Donna Theresa, Lundberg, NOrleans; Gertrude, Silsby, Charles- ton; Salvadora, Glasen, Boston Cld ‘14th, ‘Sovereign, | Nichols, San Fransisco; 17th, John Bertram, Lendholin, Boston. In poré Win Cai town, Bradish, for Jewett, for do 24) Oder, for do Parses, Vaughn, for Boston, Idg; York- Kk, about ready; Southampton, Caristiana, Hammond. for do lig: Patrick Henry, Hurlbut, for do 31st; for California dg; Prince Charlie, xad Moultan, —Arr March 11, Fri ndehip, from York. Medora, Brown, 7 ns; Rapids, h Wallic (3). Smith, Batavia (and’sld ydney, NsW);20th, Minnesota, Allen, Liverpool, ‘Sept 11); Ocean Eagle. Somes, do (Sept 14); Marion) Lane, San Francisco (and sli 28th for Hobert Town, VDL; 21st, Ticonderoga, Boyle, Liverpool (six weeks in quaran tine}; 28d, Kepler, Ballard, Boston (Aug 11); 24th, Ame- Holder, do; 25th, Great Britain (s), Matthews, Syd- NoW; 26th, Australia Sellyes, St John, NB. Sid ¢ 7, Exchange, Cook, Hobart Town, VDI. Monteviano—Arr Jan 5, Magdalena, Westergaard, New York; 23¢, Siroe, Pousland, Boston. Newrort—Arr March 16, Invoice, Hocken, from New Ross for Wilmington, NC, Sli 13th (b:fore reported 14th), Arkansas, Otis, NOrleans. Cld 17th, Cheviot, Jen- kins, Wilmington, NC; Cheaterholm, Heard, NYork. Cld ith, Rebecca, Williams, and Silurian, Evans, NYork; 12th; Siloam, William, do; Harriet, Spurr, Providence. Paraneur—Arr March 15, vliviera, NYork. Pi1—Sld March 16, James Titcomb, Hill, NOrleans. PortsmovtH—Arr March 16, Andalusia, Wilson, Lon- don, and sld for NYork Put back 15th, Moslem, French, for Calcutta, (see be- low. Off do 16th, Elizabeth Dennison, Carpenter, from NOr- leans for Antwerp. QurENsTO: Sid Me Stone, (fem NOrleans) Havre. Rio Jaxemo- Sid Jan 27, Ieaak Walton, Bursley. Can- ton; Feb 1, Wilhelmine, Thider, NYork. Scuetpt—arr March 13, Roger Stewart, Skolfield, Hull to load for NYork; 14th, Cotton Planter, ‘Hayden, Apala- chicola. ‘Adv, W H Wharton, St Nicolas Delia Maria, Corinthian, Charlemagne, Fortitude, and Waltham, for NYork; Jos Holmes, Manchester, and Sarah Purington, for NJr- 8 Smmps—In port March 18th, Josephine, Brigstock, for NHaven, Conn, ldg, SourHAmpron—Sid March 17, Mary Green, Everett, Ade- laide, South Australia Sypsey, NSW—Arr Dec 5, Revenue, Crowell, Melbourne; lth, Asa Packer, —, (late Crothers, deceased,) Sau Francisco: 21st, Florida, Pike do; Hermione, Howard, London; 23d, Washington Irving; Jones, do via Melbourne; 24th Sarah Sands (s), Liverpool, via do. In Hobson’s Bay Jan 2, Agrippina, and Saghalien, from New York; Epaminondas, Condry, unc; Rip Van Winkle, and Magnolia, for Calcutta, soon; Architect, Casper, fm Newcastle. ‘Tantx Bay, CGH—Arr Jan 30, Gil Blas, Suffert, NYork; Blst, Medora, Burr, do, via Pernambuco, for Port Pailtip, (end remained Feb 4 ) Portswovt, March 17—The American ship Moslem, French, for Caleu‘ta, which put baek 15th inst, has coms into the harbor leaky; has been surveyed, and must be Livenpoor, March 12—A bale of cotton, marked 50 in a diamond, was picked up Feb 10, lat 34, lon 60. March'18—The Wenham, Wedge, from Baltimore, did not leak on the passage as reported. Couwnains, (Ireland) March 15—The Mary Mac, Molan- son, of St John, NB, from Ardrossan for Boston, was driven ashore on Rathlin Island yesterday; crew savod. {Not bark Eliza, as’ before reported.) Coxuavs, March 14—The Geo Canning, from NYork for Hamburg, which was ashore on Sand Reef, has been got off, was assisted in here esterday, by steamer Elbe, and has proceeded up the river to-day in tow. AxtweRP, March 13—The Incognita, Christophorson, sld fiom NYork Oct 2 for this port, and has not since been heard from, Sraxtay, (Faiiland Teles) Jan 6-—The Porcupine, Mel- linger, frora Liverpool for California, sailed hence Ded. 14, has put back with four timbers broken, and other damage, having been ashore in the Straits of Magellan, and must discharge to repair. While on shore sho landed 260 bbls oats, anchors, cables, avd long boat, whieh she could not obtain again, asthe natives surrounded them, and attempted to fire the vessel. Rio Jaxtino, Feb 14—The Canada, Muller, from the Chidcha Islands fer Hampton Roads, put in here yester- day, owing to a considerable leak in the bows, which has done much injury to the cargo in the fore end of tho ship; she had been struck by asca off Cape Horn, and lost fore topmast; it is supposed that the leak ix above the water line, and may be repaired without lightening. Telegraphic Marine Reports. Beexos Ayres, Jan 23, The following American vessels are in port:—Ships Chilo, and Panama, and barks Almeida and Delaware, for | New ‘York; Juniata, E Koppish, Manto, Manchester, OJ Hayes, Robert Wing, do; also the Swedish brig Hilda, and Dunish brig Delphin, for do. hi ani Herald Marine Correspondence. Prapstruts, April 2—4 PM. Arrived—Sehrs Silvia Higbee, Higbee, New York; WP Phillips, Stubbs, Wareham; N'Sturtevant, Corson, Wil- mington, NC. Cleared—Schra Alexandria, Sears, Portland; L Sturte- vant. Corson, Boston; W P Phillips, Stubbs, do; J Gooa- speed, Clark, Hartford; George Washington, Camp, Wil- liamsburg. Disasters, dc, Sreammr Artuor, Young, from Brazos river for Galves- ton, with a cargo of 573 bbls. of molasses, 96 hds. sugar, and 41 bales cotton, «prung a leak, and was with difficulty run ashore on the beach about 30 miles from the island, when she was in the act of sinking. She lays in about nine feet of water aft and five feet forward. At last accounts the sea was breaking over the upper deck, and it was feared that the ship would be a total loss, Two persons with submarine armor had been engaged, with other necessary assistance, to rave what they can, Part of the cargo is insured in this city. Sir Boxpay, Merrill, from Boston at Hong Kong, via Patavia, where she put infor repairs, had started stem planking off Cape Good Hope in heavy gale, and threw Over some cargo. Surv Moses TayLor—The New Orloans Crescent of the 20d ult, says, this ship, which had been on the bar for nearly two weeks, aprung a leak, has had the most of her cargo taken out and taken up to the city. When taken of the bar she had eight fect of water in her hold. She bas been taken to Battle Ground Flats, where she now lies with nearly eleven feet of water in her hold, and Atill has about six hundred bales of cotton and a quantity of corn on board, which will be taken out. The vessel will then be put Into a dock for repairs. BR BARK ABEOVA, from New Orleans for Liverpool, bo- ch 13 a 14, Nathl Thompson, | i, lon 83. tending Sikes, from Havre for NYork, 11. Jetaplond, from Savannah for Liverpool, was 46 20, lon 27. from NYork Jan7 for Sumatra, no date, lat 8 N, lon 25 W. Bark Gold’ Hunter, Nickerson, San Francisco, Dec 14, lat 158, lon Bark Glen Huntley (Br), from Batavia for NYork, Dec 14, in Straits of Sunda. k What Cheer, Baker, frem Boston Dee 25 for Val- Faraiso, Jan 21, Int 10 N, lon 27 W. Bark Marmora, Fales, from Philadelphta about Dee 20, for San Francisco, Ja: }, lat 3 47 N, lon 22 51 W. Bark Swartwick (3w), from Smyrna for NYork, Feb 10, lat 31:17, fon 37. Bark Byron, from Baltimore for Liverpool, March 2, lat 47, lon —. Ship March 9, from Belfast Nov 3 for 36. Passengers Sailed. Lavervoor—Steamship Baltic—G Brewer and lady, Boa- ton; § Hamel, NYork; P Lownes, Pan; Mr 8 A Crozer, do; Miss M F Crozer, do; Wm Buckwell, Philadelphia; Gde la Riva Aguero and lady, Secretary of Peravinn Leg} E C Twist, HE Clark, Hook; WJ Brown, Wm H Towus- end and indy, Mr and Mrs'C F Livermore, NYork: J B Milltank, Philadelphia; F E Howe and Miss Mary Howe, Boston; RStruthers, A Lippman, A Wetmore andlady. A Wetmore, Jr. Master LE Wetmore, NYo1 A Shockel- ford, Philadelphia; J W Lyman, NYork; J P A Petro Cockino, Greece; H M Warfield, Baltimore; C Petrie, A B Bulkly, NYork: Misses Dunn, Boston; M Gongan, Phila- delphia; ‘Mr and Mrs Hopkins, ‘Miss Hopkins, NYork; Mr and MrsJ Stone and two Misses Stone, Phlladelph; Mr and Mrs J H Mahony and Miss LF Mahony, NYork; George Jones, HA Fanshaw, JJ Gri@in, NYork: Mrs J M Bar- | rett aud Mrs A Parrett, NYork; W Gibson, Jr, NYork; | Thomas Porado, Spain; ' Mrs H R Prall, NYork; W | Skelhorn, Engl james Ames, Thos. Rhoades, H A | Toler, Wm Richardson, J G Reed,’ James M Komp, M F | Miller, Edward king, G WGerr PL Freman, # Heari- Pg Justies, © Cobb, BN Wright, LD elphia; E O Reilly, E Schelitin, NYork; N | Wolff’ Philadelphia; I Lovy, LS Levy. A'T Stewart, | Mr and Mrs C B Hatch, chili’ end nurse, William Boaler, | J P. Burton, A Thomas, C Bonny, A Von Willer, NYork; J Young, England; Charles A Wella, W W Gilbert, NYork; Rishop and Mrs Mellvane, Ohio; Mra SLB Jones, ues, NYor! Jones, St Louis: H T Bacon and $ M Haight, St Lous; Miss Caroline Nelson, Boston; © HUW a, Washington} Ci Denniston, Marcelino de Allo and son, Havana, Mrs J A Glinn, Ha Scheleiser, C n. NY; Hon P Geveda, Havana, vearer M b. F'Wollpain, Mexi. y Dr Nelson, Boston; J iphia ; H Huston, Bostoa ; 3 Frost, Jas E Ray, NYork; Herman Stutzer, James G Wilson, Ballimore; A Petinaud, A Za- briskee! Ny ork: Joh on, H Andrews, JL Me. Kenny, Mr & Mrs M OBrian, Kentucky; Rey Dr Vermyle, and W'R Vermyle, NYork; WR Vermyle, Jr, WJ White | temore, NYork; R L Patterson, B Durfeo, Fall river; M Fravkenthal, A Rawson, Albany; Mr & Mrs F Lohman, G Wolfers, A Barbaroux, France; E Black, Cincinnati ; JC | B Davis, London; Mr JS Young, A ’Muroe, Mc & Sfcs Fitzgibbon, Mr &’ Mrs F C Laurence, NYork; J Davis San Francisco ; Mrs Valentine and two children; Mrs George, W C Baker, Philadelphia; A Asher; NOleans;L & G H Draper, Havre; @R Gauter, France; Rev Dr Butler, chap- lain, United States Senate, Hon. Thomas Butler King, Washington; J A Kyle, Mr & Mrs J B Thayer, Masters lor, Canada; WE Diekle, Prussia; J Savage, Montreal; Jemith, Cal; JM Habioh, Miss J McDonald, Vermont; Ww famblin, Miss C Wetstayer, Miss Zamero, Cuba; J Turn- bull, Virginia; J McName, Dublin; H Henry, France; Miss AP Wiley, Miss M A Williamson, J Hutton, A Teny, A Leitch, NYork; Miss Salter-Mex, Mra & Miss Garnor. Total, 180. Sd HOPPING. | FOR LIVERPOOL.—UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM- i} ship ATLANTIC, Capt. James Weat—This steamship will di with the U. 5. mails for Europe, ponirel o- | Saturday, April 16, at i2 o'clock, M., from’ her berth at foot of Canalstreet. For freight or passage, having un- qualled accom nodations for elogance or comfort, apply to EDWARD K. COLLINS & CO., No. 95 Wall utroct. ngers are Fequosted to be on board nt 113, a. M. ‘The steamship ARCTIC will succeed the ATLANTIC, and sail April 30, HE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM. ship Company intend sailing their favorite steamships FROM PHILADRLPHIA. City of Ginsgow ‘Tharsday, March 31. City of Manchester, Saturday, April 23. City ef Glasgow. ... wag lay 16 City of Glasgow. Wednesday, April 20. City of Manchester: nes ag 18. Tinited supely of third ol ie rare wl be Wak A ited su; of class passe: on, and found with dosfortably, cooked provisions, for 2... Sto Liverpool | 35, Parties wishing to bring out their fri was from at sterling Gyraséa,, Hiandbills con be hed’ st apy andbille_can a theoficeot THOMAS RICHARDSON, A : Exchange pianos. (OR SOUTHAMPTON AND SAVRE—THE UNITED States mail steamship FRANKLIN, James A. Wotton, commander, will leave for Havre, touching at Southampton to land she matte. and on Saturday, Bh, ab 1d oteloek, from pier Now 4, N Price of passage, $120. An experienced surseon to the ai not want the passage should tens on board the da: re sailing marked “below.” No freight will be received after Thursday 4 , April 7th. For freight or pass: appl MORTIME! Liv: ei ere OR BERMUDA AND ST. THOMAS.—THE STEAM- sbtp Merlin, Captain Cronan, will sail on Thursday, April 7th. Passage M mail line,—The new and splondid steamship AUGUSTA, c: ill feave on Wednesday, April 6, Pier No. 4 North river. Apply to A L. MITCHIL, Front street. The FLORIDA, M. 3. Woodhull, Captain, on Saturday, April 9. For spéed, strength, ncoommodations, and fare, ‘these ships have no superior on the ocean. POR, NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND. The United State steamship ROANOKE, endy, commander, pitt 15, Nerth river, any, Ap jock P.M. For freight apply on board, and for passage to LUDLAM & PLEASANTS, 83 Front street. OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA—SEMI-WEEKLY United States Mail Line.—The new and fast going steam- or, JAMES ADGER, J Dickinson, commander, will leave ier No. 4 North river, on Saturday, April 9, at 4 o'clock, .M. precisely. For freight apply on board, whore all bills of lading will be signed, and for passaxo st the office of SPOF- FORD, TILESTON & C' : ‘Through tickets for Florida as follows: to Jacksonville $31, to Pilatka OR SAN FRANCISCO—VANDERBILT LINE—THE shortest and echenpest ronte—The Accessory Transit Company of Nicaragua, Propriotors—Through in advance of the mail—Only company giving throngh tickets, inclu ding the Isthmus crossing —The favorite double-ongine steamship STAR OF THE WEST, 2,20 tons barthen, will leave from pier No. 2 North river, at three o’olock precisely, for San Juan del Norte, on Tuesday, April 5, con- necting with the popalar steam ship BROTHER 30s THA 200 then, over the Nicaragua Transit ‘ing but twelve miles of land transportati steamers werpassed in their ventilation and A re 1 J ete dS ppesane at Si lowes only at the agency, No. 9 Battery plac, @'VANDERDILT Arent.” Pase ers are cautioned against the ropresontations of NK J rannors for other lines. None are employed for this 2. ‘NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY— Connecting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Com, = Ganryisg reat United States Mai. Only through yk; United Sts mail line for California and Oregon, via. As- inwalland Panama. Leaving Now York on tho th, ith, th and 2th ef each month. ly reduced prices. The apenas double engine United Statos mail steamship GROR- IA, 3,000 tons burthen, D. D. Porter, U.S.N., comman- der, will sail on Tuesday, April 5th, at 2e’clock P. M., glacly, from pier at foot of Warron street, North river.’ Tho Pacifio Mail steamer Ten- ro- for San d, on the 13th of April, by the double engine United States mail stoamship Fl Dorado, 1,300 tons burthen, J. Findlay Schenck, U.8.N. commander, con: § at Panama with the Pacific Mail ip Company's regular steamer Panama. The Pacific Mail Steamship Company always keop extra atoamors at Pa. to ensure immediate dispatch. For froight or passa ‘s ‘ranciaco. fi apply, to HARLES A. WHITNE t the office of the companies, 177 West strevt, cornor of Warren, N. ¥. ACA Ral Vhursday, Mi is the siortest, OR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA VERA CRUZ AND mico.—The new and stonmshi Al a. For 0 SIMBON DRAP! dornor of Willian. W YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP COM pany, through to San Francisco, via Aspinwall and No detention on the -wheel stesmahip UNCLE ills, commander, will leave Aspinwall, Navy Bay, from pior No. 3 North river, on Tuesday, 6th April, at three o'elock ? connecting with tho new and magnificent side w: fore reporied on fire at Pass a l’Outre, returned to the city 24th ult, to repair, Br Baic Osprey, from Porto Rico for Philadelphia, went ashore on Tuesday night on Seven Mile Beach, laden with sugar and molasses, for Philadelphia. She was per- fectly tight morning of Sixt. and her cargo in good con- dition but should the weather change for worse, her sit- uation will be rendered extremely critical. Brig CHaiznce—The wreck of this vessel was towed from Thomasto Tenant’s Harbor, St George, Mareh 25, by towboat Tiger, to go on the railway for repairs. Br Bria Avan, from Halifax, about 18th ult, for New York, took a heavy gale 20th’ lost anchor, part of bul- warks, became leaky, kc, and’ put back to Halifax 25th. Br Bri &r Lawxance, Leblanc, from Arichat for Boston, put back to A 16th alt, leaky, Bua Mary Mac, of St John, NB, reported in extracts per Niagara Jost on Rathlin island, was on the southern part, and went on at4AM. Her cargo and materials will probably be saved, but the hull was breaking up. Br Scrr Youna Howrer, Lauery, from Halifax 14th ult, for Boston, with coal, had’ decks swept in the le, lost two anchors and chains, galley, roundhouso, 4 part of bulwarks, &c, became leaky, and threw over 15 chaldrons coal, Stoop Euixw Joss, Wilcox, from Stonington for this city, with oil, struck on a reef off Norwalk, Conn, Ist inst, and immediately sunk ; vessel and cargo will be a total loss ; crew saved. Stoop Ispmrenpance, of and from Ne: t for New squall, 8 miles York, was capsized on Tuosday last, in a east of Falkland Island. Crew saved. Sho was in tow of two fishing smacks Wodnerday afternoon. ms An Am whaleship, name not recollected by the na‘ay, tonched at Kandaya, Fojee Lslands, in Ost, tecruced a wa one crulee, ngine steamship CORTES, 1,800 tons, Thomar whfeh steamer will be in readin« F) qavere comfort, led on the wh: at 4 this Company are TROOKS & CO., Gonerat Agents, ‘At the above office, under the now for tho conventenoe of the public, 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.—FOR NEW OR. «leans, vin Havana, Tho splendid steamship EMPIRE CITY, H. Windle, commander, will sail the pior foot of Warren stroet, North river, on Tuesday, April 12, at two P.M, precisoly. Rates of passage to Havana aad ment—Upper and after saloon saloon berths, $50; stocraxo, $25. taken to Havana but specie, Freight taken to for D. A mail bag is made United States Postage l 3 berths, $60, No freight New Orleans at 30 conta per onbic foot. Shippers of freight ‘are requosted to supply themaclves with the company's bills of lading, which mo: No No hadom application nt tho ofic, other form will he signed, No biils of lading signod aftor 12 gelock on the day of sailing. Kor freight oF paasago, apply to M. 0, ROBERTS, 177 Wost strovt, oornor of Warren, F°esax, RMLNDEER, | wilt by Donald MoKay, wh oaehundred days. The Roindoor will sail ye. Apply to J. 8. OAKFORD, 92 Wall stro OF THE MEXICAN OCRAN MAM, AND IN- 31_ Broadway — Marah 1363, — dC 5 @ service for. of the United States i Ork FRANCISCO—TIE DRAUTIVUL CLIPPER Lips Avo. the Mth prox, 1,500 tons barde Will be dospato! of April noxt, at 8 o'olvok, A. apply to Messrs, Harrie & ew Orlcaus, oF #8 the offiog e “Foe Farber aliymation 6 Vompany, as ALOT, iss A | pe: ie conveyed on # specie conveyed o te ANDRE} “Lge Passengers or froight for tho royal mail hips conveyed to or from York by the United States mai Moamships Florida, Alabema, and Angarta. , SAMUBL L. MITCHILL, Agent/ 194 Front etrect, New York. NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP WASHINGTON ¥. M. Fitch, commander, will sail for Bremon, touch ing at Southampton, on Saturday, April 23, from pier Ni North river, x0 ‘The steamer Hermann will suc: all May 21. = nn ng USTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY—FOR POM’ Ebillp, Melbourne, and Sydney Australia —The mag: nificont new steamship GOLDEN AGE, 3,000 tor bartheg. | mman de: be dospatched for the above ports eb about the 15th May. This steamahtp is of the cise and, ngth, way equal to Collins Line et steamers, it Is belicved ‘will prove the fastest steamship in the world. Her accommodations for first, se or a ond, end third class steamer ever built. gal $375; $350; 80. ks 8 Oks are ROW Opon. Fr passage 7 4. HOWARD & SON, Agents, 3 Broadway. USTRALIA PIONE. LINE OF MONTHLY PACK- ets.—Ships of thie line aro titted up with Emerson's ent ventilators, and earry Franois' metalie life boat Svery attondaneo requisite vided, free of charg superb accommodations for oond eabin to state ‘that no: Renray new and bosntifal “A 1 eli ip NIMROD, Caps. | Kk lip, on the 10th April, punctnally, By application to sen sere.) he pricos of passage are as follo loon, first cabin, $208 > oagth of varies from 50 to 100 days, Firteen eubl een paid as deposit. A portion of the socom) Trt ot ‘passengers fort of passongors nd hae roomy, light, and the fizet and ‘only regular ling, at any port for tol Will succeed the Nimrod, and sail on faines Nichols, will succeed the Orsson, as ninth ship of thes ahire Ulue, aid’ eal from New York for Malbovrne, Pork) of the ‘agente will, He san. a list of the provisions, wrapiey eantities of which aro provided for tho nse of p and $225; rocond cabin, Vverything ie provided for the aesenuers except wines aud liquors, soap and toyrols foe tifowed to each adult, No berths will Rell hird tho amount of), ed op in's famailisn and obi e hath H ‘The Nimrod ism very fast aller, @ assengors. Her saloon is 56 feet well ventitar deem it nece f suolt vousels have jeom it necesary obliged $0 skp applies. A arst olase x fo 20th of Mage AW. CAMERON, or JON OGDEN. 116 Wall streot, USTRALIAN PACKET—EXCELSIOR LINE.—THE entirely new real clipper GEM OF THE SEA, Boren f commander, is now rapidly loading at plor No. 14 river. Shi will please complete shelr enpaermentty ame bend in bills of lading: as none will be signed aftor the vessel sails. Can yet handsomely accommodate cight oabin pas- senge} Applyto RUSSELL & NORT ‘oh OSTRALIA—CLIPPER LINE—THE A 1 PAUKE? | A ship ROCKLAND, 1,500 tons bur: Vinal, master, ‘at pier Fo.'8, East river, will sacceed the nth ship of the lino, and sail for Melbourne, , op the 11th of April. The unsurpassed sceomme- ) of this noble ship are 8 su! it inducemene for ps to examine her; and the established repe- tation of this first regular line for despatch over all others, ise guarantee for intending emigrants to ongage by her im ran @ to any oor. ei peaad Ac there nor For or oar! jeation whou! we. Tr BUGARY Wf Treat’ sect, or ARKELL & RLLIOTS, 146 Poatl street. now loadin; Canton, as Port io OR AUSTRALIA.—THE A NO. 1 NEW YORK BUILT leper. packet ship TEXAS, 800 tons capacity, is now rea- To Tex: bby ‘et ship from New York, her accommodations Passengers Being, constructed improved plan, am without regard to ex) nt spaci 10 nme height of onl seven where ave thi ters of double berths. _— berths in pasenes way next th A) an ing knees of the ship in the also end unhealthy stench arising from bilze wator at the air oaks, when at sea. Tho ship will be commanded by am ex- Pe 4 efficient captain and officers, and provided With (6 skilfel physician. | Our provisions will be sclected With oare, and belof the best quality. Ono-fourth of money remitted will secure s paesage, for which JOHN B. SARDY. & South street, corner of Walls THOMAS H. SANDFORD, 50 Sou! OR MELBOURNE, PORT PHILIP, AUSTRALIA—T0, eloar positively on Saturday, 9th April, the splendid new olippor ship City of Norfolk, Francis G. Cofin, oom- ander, will positively cloar ab above. “Hor socommodations : F passengers are superior to any vossel up for Aus sudan nbandance will be provided for their comfort. She is 600 tons, and spreads over 3,200 yards cany: ‘rom the sharpness of her model and rig, it is confident}; ited she will make the passage in le: soventy-tive days, For balance of freight, or passage, must be socured at ones, apply on board, at pior nino, East zivor ; or to MAILLER & LORD, 108 Wall streot. Our Mr. Samuel P. Lord goos out in this vessol to ostablish scommission house st Melbourne, and wil any consignments made tohim. ‘OTICE.— PASSENGERS PER BARK THEOXINA will please take all their luggage on board on Tuesday ' next, the Sth inst. A few more passengers can bo taken im first'and second cabins, having # accommodation. Early application is necassary, to ANTONIO PELLETIER, roprietor, 98 Wall stroet ; orto OVERMANN & GRUNER, consignees, 28 South atreet. ACKET OF SATURDAY 9TH.—THE SPLENDID packet ship E. C. SCRANTON, Captain Spencer, is new rapidly completing her loading, at Picr 13 Kast river. A few tons of light or medium freight can be taken at very favora- hie rates, on immediate application to SUTTON & CO., Wall street, or Messrs. EVERETT & BROWN, 169 #conb street. HIPPERS PER CLIPPER LEVANTER, CAPTAIN Follancbee, at Pier 11 East river, will ploase hand in their bills of nding, for siznatare, at once. A few tons of vory Light freight can be taken if immediately applioa for, SUTTON & CO., b4 Wall street. 22 tons burden; isin good order; suitable for a market boat. Apply at 191’ West stroet. ACHTS FOR SALE.—THE TWO SPLENDID YACHTS: ry they now Isy inthe Atlantie Dock at Brooklyn, with a complete invontory of sails, ferni- ture, &¢., all in the best order. Apply to JOHN & DUNDERDALE, 49 William street. NIC DISEASES ESPECIALLY TREATE! 12 to 8 o’olock, by Dr. RYAN, to the Government Hospital, Montre: oases of the skin, chest, and nervoi Broadway. R. WARD, FROM LONDON AND EDINBURG, @. be consulted betwixt the hours of 7 o'clock A. M. Wo'elock P. M., daily. Office at the old established plese, system. Office, 388. Canal stroet, exaetly one door east of Broadway. D* CLARK, MEMBER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF sf XeRS. ean be consulted at 48 Canal street, two of Broi for ® quiek and sure cure, Ofiee and from 3 to 9 P. M. joora en away, hours from 8 to 10 A.M over twenty-two yo to offer euch induce: ag oan ined ‘no wi in this city, (with one or two honorable exceptions) of & speedy and permanent cure, R. COBBETT, 19 DUANE STREET, MAY sulted on the treatment of din in his epeoinlity, victims of quackery @ honorably treated. York University. D*, JONINSON, 16 DUANE STRERT, MAY BE CON- sulted at his office, where be teed hie profes zion for the last twenty-two years. Hours from 7 A. M. te R. RALPH'S OFFICE HOU and 6 to 9 P. atroet, ner Wo R. WARD'S REMEDIES mulated experience of all # je who have professed th rally, $1. His thanks aro mained at hie ofliee, (No. 20" Conal straet, ezegtl mined at bis offies, No. 50 Canal stroet, east of Brondway, ‘whore be consulted as all times, gratis, by the fick and disensed, Patients in the conatey ean receive his remedies by expross. Correspondents age requested to be in mentioning the form of ad ment, its duration, and previous treatment, Probably me piydician in the world ne ured so many shranie dleenaan, g hospital in New York has euah 9, eraltl sources as his vate est enoloring from $1 to $5, biiabmn e the part in the oneo, will be rolixiously attended to, LARMONT, PHYSICIAN AND SUI + Reado streot, corner of Broadway, aul ical Adv: 17 reo! ‘and Uenering Gui at 22 Broadway, and at Hrondw: ILA. M.to3P. M,, and 6 to 9 in ‘twont; arte yeas iy curen, ‘The the New him to make y spply with the eortatn B.—Dr. C. iss membor , FROM 9 TO 12 A. ML Sunday excepted, at No. 663 Houston, COMPRISE THE AGOS- clobrated men of every ot diseases. Prico, seve all ti 25 EON, NO. or of the Me 'riee 25 conte. ol ° ning. KILOSOPAY OF WORMS IN THE SKIN.—MANY Young pertons—onpecially thone of fall hatte, oF whow indulge in rich food—are vory much annoyed by the appear- ance of black spots upon the. sido. of the noso, on the upper lip, the chin, tho fe resom! eevee if powder sticking ‘Whon the skin is to Fyueezed, & small wor! mabatnnes protrudes, ha Hack hond. ‘The supposition, however, ality worms, iserroneous. These spots are oocasio: undue aconmulation of the fatty mattor which is from the blood for the purpose of tubrioating the skin, this overplus cho! the pores and concretos. Tho deat flo [athe air adheres to shin greney substance, and ‘the black speck. This gives fs dirty, and dis~ the re: 80 auiver- ly useless. a toflam- 9 fi ‘of nquoeainy 1 but freque: ‘of the pores mation and painful pimples. Tho only o romedy for this affection is to waah the face with warm water and GOURAUD'S Italian Medicated Seep, which is also infallible ia the removal of tan, ,, sallow= noss, redness, pustules, ringworm, morphew, maltrhoum, chaps, cracks, olinfos, old cores, &0. Bosides being a cioustor shaving, Gourand’s Poudre Subtilo ix warran t human hair. Qonraut’s Liquid In- only preparation extant thas will y, sir, arioh and unohange- Liquid Led is design ito ——- ural hue of the rom, Tt (per QouR, iran nid be pureha: dips Noor Ly ‘at deor from Bi 129 Washington avons Cal] Co Third treet, Pagani, he, Spelaganas Subdgon, Sem C LOOP FOR SALE CHEAP—NEARLY NEW, ABour : q 4