The New York Herald Newspaper, April 17, 1853, Page 4

50e. ; Sle. a O4c. for mixed; for white; and 653;c. a 63¢c, for Southera yellow, per Corrow.—The market continues steady, the sales to-day amounting to about 1 500 bales. Provmuons.—Pork was brisk and dearer. The sales em- Draced 600 bbls. Western, at $13 3735 for prime, and $15 @ for mons, with 500 bbls. musty prime at $11 per bbi. There was 0 better inquiry for cut meats at firmer rates, but no if Large sales trans! Lard was still on the advance. Tae sales reached bbls., very common to prime at 92. a ras ol ve and some holders claimed more at the close. rea not brisk, but steady. The sales amounted 50 a $5 for country prime; 95 75a ; $8 a $10 25 for country mest; 99a ; $12 50 a $13 for repacked Chicago; $14 so. por Dl and $20 » $21 for prime mess, per tter, and cheese, were unchanged TINE INTELLIGEN “AIMANAO YOR NEW YORK—THS DAT. Pert of New York, April 16, 1853. CLEARED. Pay ee eee eae, eneag rs ileston & Co; Cavendy, Norfolk, &c, Ludlam & Pleasants Mayflower, Wood, Acapulco, Chas C Duncan & . Thos Ward 12, f dle, Barke—Robt Mills; M'Nair, Galveston, Hassoy & Mur- ray; Gov Briggs, Parker, New Orleans, JW Elwell & Co; Rouble, Benson, Matanzas: Lepanto, Sewell, Marseilles. Dutilh '& Co; Racehorse, Parker, Boston, Isaac Moses & Bros; Marfha Clark, Katin, Rio Janeiro, 1 & J B Thomp- ¥ Brig Rowwmay Belle Acker, Norfolk, James H Braine; George Otis, Smith, Porto Rico, T J Schamberg; Santiago, Pernambuco, M M Freeman & Co; Cush Re itecss, Ladd & Church; Marshall, Ryder, Bevanas HH Tallinn & Co. Tololos Hemming ‘Trinidad de Cuba. J P White & Co; Orinoco, Nash, Carde- nas, Thomp+on & Hunter; Rush, Leach, Trinidad de Neemith & Sons; Susannah (Br), Peteresn, St Johns, NF. Selijs—Himma, Halford, Philadelphia, Jas Hand; Brook- lyn, St John, NB, Foster & Stevenson; Star, Nidkerson, Philadelphia, J W Mekeo; TM Mayhew, Spen’ cor, Saguay Mayhew, Talbot & E F Lewis, Berry, Portland. 3 W Lewis Bt Stephen, Shadick, St Stephen, NB, TC&BR De Wolf; Mary Clark, Cheever, Jeremie, RP Buck & Co; Ellicott, Dissosway, Baltimore, Johnsou & Lowden; Fashion, Loring, Boston, master: Brorgiade, Ramsdeil, wn, Brett, Vose’& Co; Wave, Irnos, ‘Wilmington, Sempson, Mayhew & Co; Walcott, Beers, Boston, Dayton & Sprague; Sterling Bo Barker, St John, NB, TL & DK de Wolt; Gordon, Sleo) e, Fordham, Philadelphia, "Yan Brust & Slaght; Harvest, French, Providence, master; America, Sturges, Providence, master. ARRIVED. Steamship Augusta, Lyon, Savannah, April 13, to Sam L Mitebill. April 14. 5 45 PM, 20 miles north of Ha tte ras, exchanged signals with steamship State of Georgia, from Philadelphia for Savannah; 10 PM, 65 miles north Of Hatteras, exchanged signals with steamship Souther- Ber, hence for Charleston, ship Gazelle (chipper), Dollard, Whampoa, Jan 6, left Lintin Jan 9. ‘Anjier Jan 23, to Taylor’ & Merrill. Jan 17, Anambus bearing SW, exchanged signals with a Br bark, from Manila for Syria; 2lst, lat 417 S, lon 106 44 E, spoke ship Beverly, of Boston, 16 days from Shang- hae for New York: Jan 27, lat 7 50'S, lon 103 36 E, spoke ship Rajah Star, of Glasgow, 19 days from Singapore for Toudon, Feb, lat 33468, loud? 04 E, spoke Dutch Dark Julius Crsar, 46 da; days trom Batavia for Outerdam; ‘March 1, lat 34 48 §, lon 21 22 s, exchanged signals with ‘brig Emma, 50 days from Java Islands for Bremen; same time, signals with Dutch bark Verdoia, 43 days from Batavia Utalis, (Neap),, Cafiero, Palermo, 82 days, to Chamberlin, Robinson & Co. Bark Laconia (of Boston), Howes, Philadelphia, 6 days, for Boston. Yesterday morning, at half-past one, the L was run into by an upknown schooner, Fire Island bear- | ing NNW 10 miles, carrying away the mixzenmast, main toomast, main rail, stancheons, pank sheer, and raking ber fore'and aft on starboard side, Was towed up to the city by tbe pilotboat Mary Taylor, No 5: Vigilant (Br), dalliday, Neweastie, E, and 61 days a ymouth, to W Meyer. Exerienced heavy westerly gales, stove} fectice cafes! Genta actin) be Brig Lucy Eilen (of Bargor), Adams, Guayama, PR, 18 Pio. ‘to Pond & Gilman, March 22, off Mayaguez, PR, spoke shaling bark Corvo, of Orleans, with 1,190 bbls oil, bound to Mayaguez, and s whaling brig and schr in com Pepdig Ready Rhino (Br), Morris, Wind-or, NS, 22 tod 8Whitney & Co Brig Billow yey Stevens, Windsor, N3,16 days, to master. | Brig Waitatill (of Lincolnville), Morse, New Orleans, 16 days, to T White & Co. Ap:il 12, lat 3410, lon 76 08, poke ship Malabar, of Boston, from New Orleans for Br), 2 days wre izabeth Watts (of Thomaston), + New Og leans, 16 days, to J W Elwell & Brig Timothy Crosby (of Bangor), Harding, Darien, Ga, 9 days, to R P Buel ig Colt C Cates, Machins, 12 days, to FJ Yanneman. sebs Careline Knight set Ne Newburyport), Allen, Porto Cabello, 18 days, to? P Sehr Richmond (Br), cards VFindsor, NS, 17 days, to J 5 Whitney & Co. Schr Martha the Greenough (Br), Whelpley, St John, NB. 13 b days, to orde hr Hannah (et Plymouth), Bates, Attakapas, 24 8% conn Cannon, Frisbee, Charleston, 5 days. Sehr Helene, Griffin, Charleston, 6 days. Schr Minerva L Wedinore, Wedmore, Norfolk, 4 days. Sehr Hanover, ‘Chichester. Richmond, 4 days. Schr Margaret,Maybeo, Parker, Virginia, 2 days. Schr Ida, Atkins, Milton, Del. 2 days. Schr William, Libey, Fastport. Sehr Huntress, Hooper. Eastport, 15 days. Sebr El Dorado, Wass, Columbia, 10 days. Sehr Oriand, Pendleton, Machiaa, 10 days Machias, 12 days. Schr Detroit, Cameron, Boston, 3 days, sie Albany. Schr Andrew Brown, Boston, 4 da; Sehr Homer, Parker. Boston, 3 days. Schr Excel, Crowell, Boston. 3 days. Sehr Banner, Tar, Rockport, 4 days. Schr Hudson, Rockport, 4 days. Sebr Ariadne, Rove, Rockport, 4 days, days Schr Globe, Swift, Salem, 4 Schr Frederick Hall, Russell, Portland, Ct, 2 days. Sebr Helena, |, Rondeut, for Boston. Schr Josiah Achorn, Merriweather, Rondout, for Boston, Schr Ave , Harding, Rondout, for Boston. Sloop ‘stone, Chase, Providence, 2 dsys. Sloop E Spray Bese, "Wareham, 3 days. Sloop Rhode Rhode Island, Gardner, Providence, »2days. Sloop Henry, Coombs, Portland, Ct, 2 da; Steamer Chas Osgood, Smith, Norwich, Nasi: BELOW. ‘One brig, unknown. SAILED. Steamships Atlantic, Liverpool, Alabama, Savannah; Marion, Charleston; Roanoke, Norfolk, &c. Wind at sunset, SE. Tho steamer City of Norfolk, for Melbourne, Australia; abips Columbia, for Liverpool, and Tartar, bave anchored at the SW pit. tor ——, Herald Marine Cerreopendience, Enaartows, April 11. Arrived—Schrs H M Jonson, [oly hg for Phila- Gciphia; Equity, Harding, Holmes’ Hole for Boston. eee sehr Antelspe, Arey, Thomesten, with deck load of ship timber from the schr Sarah Lewis. 1sth—Arr schr Abby Weld, Bullock, Philadelphia for faiom. Sid schrs H MJohason, and Equity 16th—In port schrs Abby Weld; Ade ine, for Boston. The Pollock Rip light! baving obtained a new Chaim, and her rag having been replaced, is now ready for rea, and will resume her station on Pollock Rip @s s00n as the weather will permit. ‘SreaMsuiP Awenica, AT Boeton. | Ccowell (not ihe (4), Nye, NYork; Equator, R cons jit if Ladelphia April . Agnes lerslie, Harvey ; Josephus, Paine; Warbler, Wercott; Blanche, Rudolph; i Pe: ward, Andros, and Indian Ocean, Baker. NUrieans; Car satic, Loutit, Charleston; Byron, Morton, Baltimore Isaac’ Webb, Furber, NYork ;4 2d, Great Britain (s), Batthewe ‘Australia via Cape of Good Hope Cld March 31, Desdemona, Farnuam, NOrleans; Mary, Douglass, Buck*port; Triumph. Atkinson, Gloucester. #Id 29th, Falcon, Wade, NUrleans; Davenport, Colburn, Apalachicola; Robt Kelly, Barstow, aud Albert Frank! Long, NYork (not NOrleans), 80th, City of Manchester $), Jaiteh, Philadelphia; Ashburton, McWilliams, New ork; Joshua Mauran, Parton, Boston via Newport; 31st, y, Senvy, NOsleans via do, Midas, King, Staten 1d and Quebec. In the river outward bound, North Atlantic, Cook, for Melbourne ; Mount Washington, Goodwin, NOrleans ; G.eat Western, Furber. and John C Calhoun, Lowell, NYork; Eachem, Woodbury, Boston. Ady, gate for Berton lth; Harriet & Frances, a. Blanchard, do 4th: Windermere, Fairfield, do Sth; Empire Queen, Porter, do vth; Meridi. an, Manson, do 13th Champion, Drew, do 20th: Jose hus, Paine, do with despatch; ‘Pacific (a), for NYork h; Arabia (*). do 9th; Caroline Nesmith do 34; Union, I; Ariel. Reed, and Sea Lark, Woodbury, do Sth: America, John & Lucy, Houghton, Liverpool, and Kater. , do Gth; TJ Roger. do 4th; Towa. ‘Taylor, do vth: Cushing, do 10th: Ro-cins, and James ¥ t, do 11h; Trane Wi Emu Fields, do i3th, Western Empire, ‘ebb, do I6th, Henj Adams, 20th; Con: L- ntine, do 2Iat: Waterloo do 26th Narraganset, Dor- can Prinee, and Commerce, do with despatch; Philadel- phi, for Philadelphis 5th; Saranak,do 12th ane H | ‘Ammerland, Ad P, Clausen, do. Cli March Sf, x New for Foe Woeiiiant for Deston, lle: ‘m Corson, Vaughan, for Boston, ldg; Patrick Henry, Hurlbut, for NYork 2d; Margaret Evans, Pratt, for do'7th: Christiana, Hammond, for do Idg; Claude. Buckwell, for San Francisco do. Sld from Ramsgate, March 30, Masonic Hall, (from Neweastle, having repaired) New York, and anchored in the Downs Slat. Passed by Deal March 27, Von Vinek, Harde, from New Orleans for Bremen. A... from Portsmouth March 28, Providence, Forbes, N ‘Cowns—Arr Slat Great Britain, Hall, Oregon PuyMovri—sid March 30, John, Rawle, New York; off 2th, Chevalier, Brightman, from ‘Liver; Newrorr—Atr March 25, J G Hall, Cann, Newry, to load for New York; Stella, Brammage; Queenstown, do; Bennett, Dublin, do'for City Point; 28th, Now Preble, Liverpool; Neva, Maling, do to load for » John Beynon, Beynon, dodo. Sli 28th, Sarah & Emma, Price, New York. Carnny—Arr March 29, Miltiades, Robinson, Liverpool to load for New Orleans. Sld 28th, Infanta, Evans, New Yor; oth, ‘Siloam, “Wiliams, do; 30th, London,’ Mar- shall, do. LYTUAM—Sld March 30, Isabella, Rymer, New Orleans. Simups—Sld Mareh 28, Ulverstone, Broderick, Boston; 31st, Nautilus, Hall, Galway and North America. Gtascow— sid March 28, Helena, Smith, NYork; 90th, Baring Brothers, Gregg, d Artin the Clyde abe 24th, Polly, Allan, NOrloana via Liverpool. In the Clyde lig, Cecilia, for Boston: Oxford, Wary Morris, Leo and Few England, for New York; Hanna! Crooker, for Philadelphia, GrxeNock—Sid March 29, Robena, Bartlett, NYork; Micmac, Auld, Halifax and Charleston QuaeNsrowN—Arr March 29, Sovereign. Nichols, Ply- mouth for Sam Francisco; 30th, Sir H Pottinger, B’istol, for Cork and NYork. Sid 28th, Mary, McCarthy, Ball more; 30th, Messenger, Cain, Boston (ix also reported rBLIN—Ar? March 24, Statesman, Corning, St John, N B. Sd 28th, Wave, Halpin, NYork. ‘S11d0—Sld March 29, Linden, Gillen, NYork Hampcrc—Arr March 28, Geo Canning, NYork; 20th, Kepler, NOrlean BreseruaveN—Arr March 28, Ocean, NOrieans; Texas, Galveston; Elise, Charleston. Sid 26th, Magdalene, New York. Hztvorr—Sld March 28, Eduard, DeBoer, NYork; 20th, Mathilde. Guldrager, Boston. Anrwenr—Arr March 20. Bertha, Smart, Havana. a Piusunna—Sid Mareb 2 , Witeh, Savannah; ChaMenzer, 5 Bavae—Arr March 27, Ionian, Colley, NOrleans; 28th, Mary Crocker, Crocker. do. Sld 28th, Manchester. Tyler, NOrleans; 20th, Saml M Fox, Ainsworth, and Waltham, Houdlette, NYork. In the Roads 30th, (having arr a few days previously) Robt Parker. Trefethen, from Mobile. ‘Adv WH Wharton, Fortitude, Waltham, Zurich, S M Fox, South America, ‘Cromwell, ‘Humboldt (s), and Delia Maria, for New York; Clinton, and Statesman, for New Orleans. Zorpraux—Sld March 25, Isabella, Peaceek, NYor! 29th. Caroline Louise, NOrleans; Franklia, Racaud, chelle, to load for Boston. ‘Ady Samuel, Jean Louise, Perseverance, Jeune France, and Louisa Bliss, for NOr! Adrian, Vladimir, and Isabella Habet, for NYork: Effort and’ Mary Dale, for Philadelphia; Chatillon. Africaine, and Suzanne, for San Francisco. Marsemies—Arr March 26, Arco Iris, Clark, NOrleans Panola, Wass, NYork; 27th, Saguna, Smith, Boston; Sea ilver, Genoa. Sea Lion, Trenton, Idea, and Orozimbo, for NOr- leans; Rapide and Grazio di Die, for NYork. MataGa—Arr March 17, Margaretta, NOrleans; 13th, Martha Worthington, Freeman. Boston, Gann—Arr March 17, ‘Veloz Gaditano, Charleston. Grxoa—Arr March 25, Orozimbo, Profumo, NOrleans. with considerable damage to ship and cargo, and six of the crew injured. Napies—Arr March 24, Wm Jarvis, Ballard, NOrleans. Sr Hxrxxa— Arr Feb 19, Georgia, Soule, Calcutta (and | sld for London); Wataga, Thrane, Manila, and sld for NYork; 26th, Glen Huntley, Putt, Batavia, and sid for Boston: 28th, Zingari, Breinholm, Singapore, and sid | March 3 for Liverpool. Maviurius—In port Feb 8, Henry Trowbridge, Currier, from Colonia, River of Plate, arr Jan 12, bound to Port Philip. ‘Boxe Konc—Arr Jan 19,3 V Given, Given, Lendon | July 26. RamseaTe March 28—The Figaro. from Bremen for New York, was hauled on the slipway this day to, underzo the | necessary repairs, after being on the Goodwin SciLY. March 36—The Sultana, Schultz late master, of and for Hamburg, from Baltimore, with Indian cora, sup- posed to be of about 150 or 160 tons per register, was t ly lost during a heavy gale from SE to ESE, with rain and snow, on the night of the 24th, or the moraing of th 25th inst, upon the Island of Guthers, near St Martin's and all ha: rished. Tho vessel must have gone ‘m: mediately to pieces. The wreck was discovered yester- day, between 9 and 104. ™., on the clearing up of the mow, whieh had fallen’ incessantly the whole of the morning. accompanied by a strong gale from the east. ive bodies were found and bronght to St Mary's today, where they will be decently interred. It is sup- posed ‘there ate at least two or three others yet unac- counted fer. A small part of the cargo has been saved to-day, in a wet state. Most of the materials will be saved, but the vessel is a total loi Liverroot, March 31—The Wm Miles, for Savannab, put | back, yesterday, from Cork, leaky. Cadiz, March i1—Bark Sarah Ann, Orr, with the cargo of the Abbot Lord, will be ready 10 sail to-morrow for New York. Spoken. Ship Westmoreland from NOrleans for Liverpool, 6th inst, Int 23 49, lon 50.80 Ship Hero, from Liverpool for NOrleans. with loss of foretopmast and main topgallantmast (wanted no assis- tance), April 12, lat 41 55, lon 62 58. Ship Leodes, Robbins, from Boston (Dec 6) for lia, Jan 28. jat 25 S, lon 25 W. Ship Rialto, Mitchell, from London for NYork, March 17, lat 42, lon 28. Ship Sea Nymph (Br), from Neweastle for Balt:more, March 17, lat 4734, lon 9 50, Ship Ocean Queen, Matthews, from Liverpool for Bos- ton, March 28, off Waterford. eee, E Z, from Liverpool for New York, April 8, lat —, 6035. Ship Devonshire, from New York for London, ko 9, off Nantucket Shoals. A ship steering SW, showing a white signal with a blue ball, was ne April 10, lat 33 43, lon 69 15 Bark R Adams, Sherman, from NYork (Jan 10) for San Francisco, Feb 13, lat 8 06, lon 27 0’ Bark Golden Era, from Callao for Amsterdam, March 14, let 7 32 8, lon 32. fark Faleon (Br), from Newport £, for New Bedford, March 15, lat 49 26. lon 9 43. Bork Prieasnitz (Br), March 20, lat 45, lon 25. Bark Louise, of and from Bremen for New York, Mch 21, lat 48, lon 16. Bark Maria Theresa, from Antwerp for NYork, March 26, lat 48, lon 16. An Am bsrk. showing a blue flag with a white cross, was seen Jan 8, lat 55 14.8, lon 79 32 W. A bark, supposed the Julia, from Boston for Australia, March 7, lat S434 N, lon 39. Bi ig Regulus, from New Orleans, of and for Bremen, March 23, lat £4 02, lon 7045 Brig Brothers, from Norfolk for Demarara, April 7, late 30 12, lon 66 06, Austra. from Liverpool for New York. Disasters, dic. Banx Sourama, Watson, from Smyrna for Boston, was dama, eS | in collision with a vessel near the Bal. earic put into Malta previous to March 26, for repairs. Bric ANN C. Pratt, at Havana from Philadelphia, ex- perienced rough weather, and on the 9th March the s9- cond mate, Wm. Griffiths, of P., fell from the foretop, and was #0 badly injured that he died soon after. Cart. Com, of the scr Denmark, at Wilmington, N. 0 ts that on the 3d inst, lat 34 1, lon 65 60, passed brig cut down to main chalap, sbuastoad sal Tul 00 wo tery with mainmast and. foretopmast. carried away: Kull painted black, with white streak; gilt eagle and two gilt stars on her stern; part of house standing. painted white with green mounidings; could not ascertain her name, or where she hailed from, {Probably the Manzanillo. } Br scun Joux Ross, from Londonderry for Portland, with juniper knees, is reported to have gone ashore at of near ttle River in the storm of the 4th inst. It was thought she would be got off after discharging deck load, A LARGE VESEEL, painted a light color, apparently a ship of about 500 tons, on her bean ends, was passed on Sat- urday last about 25 miles F of Cape Cod, by fishing sehr 4 W Rogers, at Eagartown Scun Fano, of Ellsworth, before reported in contact, was towed into Gloucester by fishing schr Anns, on Fri- day, dismarted, with loss of part of deck load, Scur Mowawk, of Boston, went ashore below ‘Tadian river night of 13th inst. The master thinks a steamer Passengers ‘Arrived. I 1vERP0oL—Steamship America, at Bostonad( Elis, wife and child ; Master Kilis, Com’y Clerk Jerzold, Mes Jangold, Messrs Mayer, © Gordon, © A Ain: a Hope, Messrs Miller, Wm Williams, R Ha: tine, Eiazeltine, bon M Rocha, Labzone, H Walton, Benner, Jadion, Crown, Bodiseo, Tibbetts, Lameau, H Douglass, DSbaw, Don St Camira, Bazlis, Johnson, WC Evans, 1 Mason and wife, Newstadt and son, EB Blunt, Capt Jack. son, Mr Broughton, wife and 2 children, Messrs Bamford. TP Breech, $ Strong, |. Vinnerand wife, J Hardy, Wallet Hunter, Mrs Hunter and 6 children, Messrs T Gayford, Chas Vizard, M’Donald, MeCulluch, M Turner, Miss J & Brown, Mr'Andergon, ‘Capt Cronk,’ Messrs Stonis, Thos Fergueson, so es on, nurse and 4 children, Mrs Riggs and child, Thompson and wife, B Maniey, Wm Manley, Wm Beston, Spencer, Hantz, ‘Brennan, A Crichton, Thos Pearl, ETodd, Wallace, Rey T iinck, Messrs Brotf, Nickerson, and Mes Berray Passengers Sailed. LiyerPoot—Steamship Atlantic—Nicholas Carter, Man- chester; Dr Geo 1 Wood, Philadelphia; Mr J J Osma, Peru vian Minister, by chil'ren aud nurse, Peru: A Bau. douine, NY; Mies Baudouine, Troy; Ashman, Bearer of Despatobes to Sweden; J Walstein, EH aikly, NY. Jones, Mr and Mrs Dr Jas C Fitch and infant, WW 8, Abel Zennison, NY: Miss Mary L Perkins Boston eave, Cin; AA Mallory, Ky: 0 A Morse, Cherry Valley, AM Walkinsbaw, NY, CW Wolt, Wn Miler Pittsburg: Mr and Mrs WC Anthon, Miss Anthon, Miss Mary J Sher. rad, Mr. and Mrs T Thomas, Geo B'knglish, NY, Mr and Mrs W_H Barksdale, St Louis; & Heinemann, JS Hiltman, John Nicholson, Kaq., JA Notte, Mr and Mis WA Spencer, Miss Bruce, NYork, Mr Mills, England; M Benjamin, Mrand Mra D MeDougall, Hon TT Read, Miss Read, Rey Dr Dow, Philadelphia; Henry Marks, New ork; K Evers, Paria; Rt Rev Dr Tyng, T Niven, HJ . Lennegain, ‘Chill; many; James Ostwell, New York; N Dodd, Canada; John Dollaa, Cin; Miss S W Caldwell, NY; Misa NJ Noble. Cuba; H P Sullivan, Dublio; J Horan’ and lady, Towa; Mrs Maxwell Gone, Cala; Miss E T Laroux, Frane: TB Pechinet. Franco; 0 Milling and son, Ill; Pak Retser, Germany; Lewis Lip) ld an lady, Hart: ford; flon. E. P. Whitney and son, Cs; Thomas T 4 Enghnd; (J Fleck, Germany; "Newman, 4 ois Cama. do; M Felt, do; Mrand Mrs Theinha cee Francis Pulazky, Koasuth’s private, secretary! GB Reese, Philadelphia; W Withers, NY; Mr and Davis Ohio; P Lewis, France—tot al 153. BOURSES, CARRIAGES, dic. FoR, g4ur-A BAY (ABDALLAT COLT, SIXTEEN bal high. yearsold ted sound and kindjn all to, a bay. hore > ir & xentlom: * Gan be sven at the pt by C. Corson. OR SALE.—A PAIR OF SPANISH PONIES, 12 HANDS high, w breke and fast travellers. with wagon and "Also, four second-hand tp one Concord ‘cosoh, hotel. yn built to order; sos nnd harness, with work of & frat sia tw: fons to let. vaeeae ee OR SALE—A WHITE HORSE, SIXTEEN HANDS hij 2 old, sound and kind. A free and autifal’ famil; horse. Can. evel ylish drivor b Prince and Crosby thie Metropolit at and of great elt. Pes parfectly sound tory, No. 69 Woos- bay color, 18 A ranco; he has paced a mile in 2.32, ce and kind. To be seem at the tobacco ‘ter street. OR SALE—TWO HORSES AND CARTS. AND THE work of two stores. Inquire of J. P. Winder No. 67 Nassan street. OR SALE.—A_ CARRIAGE, “SILVER PLATED HAR- ne: of fine young, horses, sound and kind, will be or together, cheap for oash Plant’ OR SALE—A BRIGHT BAY WORSE, 153¢ HANDS high, pony built, is a vory stylish and beantifal road- | ater, kind im single and double ier! a trot in three minutes to a wagon on the road, has belonged to ita prosent ownor for thre been kept for his private use only. Is now sold booauae his owner has no further use for hin. Can be acon at 22 Reade stree' (OR SALE—TWO SECOND HAND CARRIAGES, suitable for city or country hacking: alyo, a double sleigh, with harne: can be seen at Thomas Bowden's | stable, N: t. Will be sold cheap, in conse- queues of ihe proprietor gotag out of the buslucse ORSE AND WAGO? sof Dr. Law, Tarrytown, on the morning Uth iust,. a sorrel Morse, with’a wiit in one of bis oars, painted black with green lark blue liniag, and no stable, corner of Stateand Boerum stroots, ever will capture tho thiof and recover the , will be liberally rewarded. | PJORSE FOR SALE.—A DARK BAY HORSE, SEVEN. teon hands high. Inquire at 592 Washington street, corner of Hubert street. PRICE $3.—THE BEST AND MOST ‘er beforo offered for sale by the man- YCKUFF, 28 Cortlandt street, | JEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, | JN —Will besold, on Mon whito potted horse, to pay 31 CROSBY STREET. 2 o’clock, a black aad iL of Keop; also, twonty horses, for all purposes, JOHN H. GATFIRLD, Proprietor. TABLE FOR SAL) oa for sale his stable &e., with nd stable to rent. ft has @ years, and the business is constant ly increasing, and wanting more attontion than tho sub- seriber ean give to it. Will be found a good opportunity for any person to ongage init. Terms cask, HEARY STIFF, jontgomery etrect, Jersey City. the good will of th | been established twelv 10 BE SEEN, AT COWAN’S STABLE, NO. 94 MERCER street, a light trotting wagon, but little ured, Brice $75. Also. shitting top buggy, ued but one week: cost $145; Gan be had for $140; Will be‘old in two days, or not at all. 7 ANTED—A SADDLE HORSE. A PACER, OF EASY t, about fifteen hands hizh, and pony built; spood ed, but must Desound, gentle and kind in harness. 1 67 Perry atrevt. Aadress J. ANTED TO PURGHASE—A SECOND HAND CAR- Tlage, 2a hold owe of fosmpersans, mast below aad eady, for an invali: a carriage of the above des- either for one or two horace, ney by addressing X Y, box 745 Post O! And a cash ous ASPETH VILLAS.—THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE now received the plans of houses suitable for this beau ful location, which they will exhibit to parties who have pur chased, or who desire to purchase plots, and they will make contracts to build, if d those Who have not yet ac quaintod themselves with tho inducements to families to ro Sido in this teloct villa community, can do 80 by ¢alling at our office, where they will see the ‘and got a printed prospectus,” Pricos are low. hole plan ar. Fanged with a special view to hesith, pleasure, and econo. iy. Nothin re boon offered 80 suitable for families }0 desire to genteel suburban ro: Tate expense, as near to Wall street, and Madison square. JOHNSON & DUNDERDALE, 49 Wil liam street. JEW VILLAGE—UPPER MORRISANIA.—A PLOT OF ground has been secured on the west side aud close by the depot of Upper Morrisania: a company is now forming for the purpose of purchasing tho sume. This proparty has heen surveyed and aid out in quarter and hateagee plats, the streets and avenues are now being graded, without any additional expense to the subscribers, ‘The term» aro suk, (one quarter on delivery of deeds, the remainder in voyonrs) asto place it within the reach of all desirous of edenping from the enormous rents and burthensome taxations of the city. This property is eituated i d_ healthy loca tion. tying gontiguoy Founding villages of Upp from this or rrive in the ci morning, nnd run hourly Uizoughont the day, until 11 at night, thus giving a quick and cheap access to ‘hundreds of 'y attend to their business An excursion will take piace, for the purpose of ‘round, on Tuesday, April 19, by thel o'clock ss jem ears from the ests’ Hall an ing ti! persons from this locality, who di Jn the city. viewin ‘train o! 23g Ps to the ground. The company moet’ at Union Binding 8, 163 Bowery, on Thursday evening next, at 8 0’elock, for the pur. pore of receiving subscribers and making arrangements for dividing th he subscription list is fast filling up For particul , &0., apply at 455 Broadway, or 7] NTINENTAL GUARD POLKA, LATELY I8- ed by LEE & WALKER, Philadelph in favor of tho public; it also deser PARIS ADVERTISEMENTS. HOCOLATE AND TEA WAREHOUSE—MASSON appointment to several courts, No. 23 Ri (Prize medal at the London Exhibition.) ODES ET ARTICLES DE COUR—ALEXANDRINE, 14 Rue d’Antin PORCELAINES DE SEVRES A AUTRES—MAN@URY, No. 1 Impasse Sandrier BY n@ Richelieu. MUSICAL, OLIAN PIANOS AT 441 BROADWAY.—A LARGE, Assortment of pianos, from the eclebrated house of Hallet, Davie Co., Boston; also, the woll known instra- ments of A. W. Ladd & Co., witha full eupply of now and second-hand a of various makors, for sale at very low prices. Pianos to let LINCOLN & THOMPSON, 441 Broadway. din every’ roapeat xaming, at t vory, 148 Woonter street, botweon Prince and Mouston.. HARLES ARR. 10 PIANO aoe i —WANTED, A PIANO, IN A board: | for boys in the country, whero the schoolin, would be given in paymont. Addrese School, 0. AS FIXTORES, CHANDELIERS, SOLAR LAMPS, girandolos, mantle candelabras, of the celebrated Cor- ko; ivory handle table cutlery, silver plated on tors, te, table forks 9, ene dozen, Gothic and vi 8," vanen,. de. MORGAN 152 William stres Chureb. AMES MoOLEISH “FITTER, LATE OF 407 nine, and 78 Anthony atroct, has removed to et, four doors east of the Bowery, whore all orders in bis line will be promptly executed. ‘A wood gus fitter wanted GAS CLOTHING, AST ovr Ch OTHING—#2,000 WORTH WANTED. - The highest cash ice will be liberally given, in carrent money, for larg Hl lota of good left off clothin, of every description, Address through post, or call on JA oHONMY, Dt hie second-hand toro, Il Orange stroet, near Shatham. TREVILLE COUR I.—TROTTING —MON P.M foo, 284 ),A BT 18th, at halt past one o'olock Para Si00, Mile ‘heats, bess three in five, in barn ©. Brooks enters br. m. Fanny Jackson. F. J. Nodine, enters be. Centrevilie: | D- Veliay enters, g. me Lady, Vernon. Langblin, br, g. Flash. Omnibuses leave Fulton Ferr, Brooklyn, for the course at one o'slock, and return alter the sports are over, Fare ouch way, twonty-fivo conts. CENTREVILLE COURSE, 1, I. TROTTING.—MON / day, April 18, nt three ovolook B, M., match for $1,000, Milo honts. Boat 3 in 5 to wagons, "8. MoLaughlin names dy Brooks; F. J. Nodine names ch. m. Green Moun Maid Omnibuseoe ionve Fulton, Houston, and Grand t ferries from 12 M. until 2 P. M. rning 86 soon as he sport in over. Face onoh way, 29 oonts. GALES AT AVUTION. ~~ DRIAN 2. MULLER.’ AU! Kew ieee Recta eae ay bry: Chin tete-a- tates and Sevdred with vel Soeees with hai ie glasses, fers, French fad git extension dining table, sideboard, Preach ‘Shinn, naar ton id breakfast bareaus, te. tapeatry velveh, Wilton and B perior pian: daye previous to al oe ‘meds AUCTIONEER.— HOUSEHOLD net will sell o1 = Teh eit hogan: hina and glassware, looking yurtains, and a Siety ¢ ‘Catalogues can be obtained at oncer, No. 4) Wall atreot. iny room and vat the office of th LBERT H, NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER. HOUSEHOLD furaitars, of suction Albert H. Nicolay will dell on Tuesday, April st No. 42 street, near Coll: of Gardner's Allows, plllow oases, looking gia ty of Wishes, cut glassware, table ol jerman silver forks, spoons, butter knives tained at the office of the auctionoor, UCTION SALE OF PROPERTY AT CLAREMONT, near Jersey Cit; SCOTT, — auoti will dail ot'Morteye the oth day of April, as P. M. on the’ premises, the beautiful “hou on Clerk avenue, lot 5) fect front and 15, with the privilege of tho two adjoining I fame ‘singe House 24 stori fia contains toh he rear, anc colton ane house te dnished in modera. style, with sliding arbie mantels, pansries, fe., with plazas in front. 1d on the most elevated part of Cla: o'clock, of the ‘completed of New York, City of Newark, and lands, and the whole surrounding this property is provorbial for ts honlthfuinoss, and is with- in fifteen minuets ride from tho Jersey City ferry, on the Plank road; two lines of omnibussos pass this proporty every ton minutos. Algo, will bo sold, immediately after the above, twenty-five most desirable lots, on the above ground. ‘A largo portion of the purchase money can remain on bon and mortgage. Omnibuses in roadiness at the forry, to convey pausengors to and from the ground, free of expense. SARD!—ATTENTION SHOULD BE PAID TO THE A GtniRats of Morrisanin property and how by a. Nicolay, on Monday, 25th inst. Soo particulars th Monday Herald, or to-day’s Dispatch, or Times. UCTION PRICES FOR DRY GOODS.—WE SHALL offer this week, at the Bowery Savings Store, No. 125 Bowery— 15 cases beautiful barage de laine: d has been selling at at 1s. per yard. reall; ‘and even 2s. 0d. 10 cases fine Fren 16 cases Portemouth Jawa, at 1s. 10 casos Trish linens, 2 1,500 Jinen table covers, 41000 10.000 yards tine drapery, Ie. 5,0ou yards tambour drapery, 5,000 yards embroidered drape a 1,000 yards embroidered 33. to 43. 000 dots embroidered lace drapery, $2 to $10 1,000 dozen linen cambric handkerchiefs, Is. each. 1/000 dozen linen cambric handkerchiefs, $1 per dozen. eilles quilts, 1 16s. quilts, 18s. awls, broigered, $5 to Sis. in, $4 to S12. awis, $1 50 to $4 50. roche, $3 to $10. - All these goods are new and fr taustlon, and have boon bought omprise some of the best BUROBERT HAYDOCK, AUCTIONEER, STORE NO 23 William street.—On 113, ‘at 11 o'clock at tho sales rooms, w! Giseaee of whom it may concern, aix cases bost’Frenoh plate glass, sizes 7 by 2 by 20.' May be examined early on the morning ry is minands a beautiful view of the bay and barber i rk, City. © Staton Island, Hight | nntry. The location of ! 00S af AVOREOR, W. WEATCOTT, Ai 5 seatee a2 oF R, siistere oe eg 5 big re sty of Fovereod ea two Fosew attresses, rlebly Srmolu tables, two jesse Frene “a pier glasses, slat rackets, ste is ond shad » with ©. KEMP, AUCTIONEER.—A SALE OF HAND. | Fv. some Furniture and Piano-Forto on Tuesday, at 10 Orelock, at 68 Twenty-second stroot, near 4th Av R. © Kemp will sell'at tustion as above, on TUESDAY. all the handsome Furniture contained in the house, whiob is in ex. t order. and consists of rosowood parior furnitu osowood book ease: rich taposte sarpeta, oil sleth sare na ond glas jogany parlor furniture with a Assortment’ of chamber farnituro ; curled horse hair mattrosses, &c.; also kitehen furuttur: Catalogues on themerniny tees AMUEL OSGOOD, AUCTIONEER.—03G00D_ & CONCKLIN will soll at their sales room, 138 Fulton st. this day, Saturday, April i at 1034 o'elook, & general ne, te to vances,) consisting of may and black weluut pario?, aintag room wet Listen farnitein saamellaa chamber entie, camable top tables and bureaus, sofas, easy chairs, washstands, &0, QAnparn ae ROSES AND, OTHER CHOICE, PLANTS, EW ATER, No, 14 Wall atroct, Miutell'on Puoaday, Apel eh at halt past ten o'elook, & splendid selection of standard roses, selected with ont care | from the best nurseries of Europe, comprising tho finest and powest varietios, adapted to our climat true HOUSEHOLD FUR- ‘April 18, at 10 v’olock, at No. 170 | ighth T. B, Blecoker Cc wis sell at auotion, as above, the gonteol furniture of said house, consisting CoP seule of rich tapest ry pes lononr ne set of rosewood parlor furniture, covered ‘in ie, and extra linen covert, vis :—one tete-a-tete, two four parlor chairs ered with green figured sill colored satin di essing and plaia but Ind black walnut washstands; new curled French china ‘ea set | assortment of | iitehea Turmitue AUCTIONEER.—SALE OF 150 MARBLE ar gmantels, alg monuments, sawed marble,, engin W. BELLS & CO. will sell at auction on ‘Tu Ara for'ae 103, o'clock, nt thy warcrooms of Mee M, Fi Broadway. cornor of Tenth atroet, the entire stoc Hiting of aboue 150 marble mantels, ‘righty soulptur Plain mantels, of all, descriptions of foreign marble, ¢ Pritng jenna, broceatollo, and’ black and go’d; awed marble. On Wednosday, 2oth’a pile at 11 tpi the engine, gangs, rubbing and polishing machinery. Terins, four and six months, over $100, approved endorsed not 5 —THE SALE OF FUR- nituro advertised for to-morrow in Spring stroet, is ostponed until further notice. Also, on Wednesday, at wo o'clock, at 187 Canal street, a large lot of housohold ‘a ke. . W. SHIRLEY, AUCTIONEER. — CROCKERY, lass and china.—A rotailor’s stock.—M: ri 8, at Wek Yolock, at 304 Greenwich street, p: rain or shine, of all kiads good ware, in lots for retail- and grecere. M, W. SHIRLEY, furnituro salo,—Tuos: No. 18 Pitt stroct, corner B: pation, basement, chamber UCTIONEER, — HANDSOME 19, at 1034 o’elock, at ral assortment of furniture, rich pet bles, pianoforte, pier A es" logant trantel clocks aud ornaments, ching, sla Sslagtewsd wasn cutiscy, Aocccail inraie orise wed sold rain or shine, for cash, aud a deposit required from all pur chasors, 4, CHILTON, AUCTIONRER.— HANDSOME HOUSE. e hold furnituro.. Large pler and mantel ings, mincrals, shells, antiques, o.. on Tuaclay Appt 1D, fe & Chilton will soll at auc: pril 19, the household furni- 87 Chambers street, a few consisting of Brussels and Ven oor cloths, mahogany an French and windInes le oh centre tables, b toilette sete, satin do opy curtains, lace do, shell Paintings, engravings, &o., together with a vario en furniture. Catalogu be ready on Mon offigo of the ‘auctioneer, No. 9 Wall stroet. RANCH & McDONNELL, AUCTIONEERS, 113 FUL- ton streot and 48 Ann streot.—Val and extensi sale of elega’t household furniture, b; 7 gatslogne, on Wed- at 73 Ws eathatrant, nosday, the 20th inst., at 10 o'clock, between University place and Fitth avenue—Tho whole of tha 3 Fleh an and costly Turuiture contained in said house, consisting at No. 87 Chambers strect.—Cole ty of Kitoh jay, at the ioe faraiture—Fine Brussels carpets, elogantly carved rosewood furniture, in suits, in crimson plush, mado by Bau- douine, tete-a tete sofas, Voltaire and parlor obairs, 1 rose- wood pianoforte, 1 rich Chinese cabinet, rosewood centre, pier and work tables. rich pier and mantel glasses, in mag- nificent frames, fine oil paintings, did engravings, some fine proofs, costly mantel ornaments, m: tian marble, with many other rare and Dining room—Mahogan: extension tab! band de Ly ‘and rugs, china dinner set, cut ware, Bedroome—Rosewood and mahogany French, high po Post and other bedsteads, feather beds, hair mattrosses is and beddirg, marblo top buroaus, washstands end. ania; wardrobes and chairs, toilet sets, carpe 1. the basement and kitchen furnitur at the store on Tuesday, the 19th. ORNITURE OF THE HOTEL DE PARIS—WILLIAM IRVING & Ct Aviotionoers, will sell at aneton, on Catalogu Monday and Ta April Isth and 10h, at 1034 o'elook, ench day, at the Hotel de Paris, a4 Broadway, corner of Anthony’ street, all the furniture of the house— Brussels carpets, carved mahozan, Voltair rocking ditto, ottomans, tables vofas, parlor chairs, jivans, marble top pict centre tables,’ French plate mirrors, window cui hogany oxtension dining tal 'm cbairs, d tea sets, English cut glass ware, cutlery,’ silver plated ware, linen table cloths, sideboards, oil cloth wany French be: 4, dressing burcaus, with mahogany tops, washstands to match, cha ke Mg five curled hai matt bi and mahocany » irs, card and eentre tables, connterpain blankets, quilts, linen sheets, pillow and bolster onges, ma ble top bar tables, with fixtures, mirrors, desks, Ho stent salamander safe, mahogany bar and counters, ixtures, cut Also, a choice urement of Made brandion, whiskoys, gin, Champagne, ‘opper, Kitchen furniture, te sail eS. LD FURNITURE SALES AT AUCTION.— criber hereby informs his friends and others, tend to the s household furniture by int the residence of families, on reasonable terms, References:—Jas. Van Nostrand, President Merceants’ Ex- change Bank. D. Randolph Martin President Ocoan Bank. B. Hayes, Cashier North River Bank. SMITH DUNNING Office 185 G: wich street, near Dey. ORSES, WAGONS AND CARRIAGES AT AUCTION. —Wednesday, April 29, at 12 o'clock, at No. 37 Di orner of Greenwich, one Lawrence’ a most fae shionabi le open barouche, extra heavy silver plate, little used Pr light bret, by Lawronco; one dark ‘brown horse, warranted sound and kind. Also, several buggy wagons, harness, sta- ble furnitare, &e. __| WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer. sogars, 0. ENRY H. sell at auction, on April 19, at 10 o'clock’ each day phite streeta. Executors’ sale of a large and val Able assortment of fine household furniture, by order of P. Thompson, executor, consisting of parlor furniture—Brus- vels carpets, mahogany sofas, lounges, chairs and tables, marble top centre tables, picr glasses, French merino and mustin window onrtains, elegant rosewood piano, made by J. Pinson, music stools, &¢., bronze and silver plated ware, , engravings, &¢. Bedroom fieniture-rmahoga y jedstends, dressing bureaus, with and with wardrobes, chairs, nd. Blankets, sheets, foather beds, &c. Dining room furnit of silver plated cake baskets, urn, oastors, forks, spoous. &c., with # large assortment of kitchen furniture. The attention of the public is requested to this sale, as the mattresses, beds fan bedding are all ingood and perfect order, and of the at tho extensive George m ‘all, 421 Broome stroet (on account of alterations in hi near Broadway, rooms.) bis tock of splendid cabinet furniture, all of t highest order and most fashionable make: every artic warranted equal to any in the city, consisting of a large rortment of the richest roseyood and other furniture: rose. parlor suites of superb etex every desoription, with plate glass, Sideboards, richly carved centre armure a glace, " riptions of rosewood furnitt ‘nhaireloth, Se. forming compl te. French carved bedsteads, dressing 8, and other valu ble work. ‘The public would do Well wo examine thi stook, re is nothing better in the market to be found. Can Be seen till the day of sale, ENRY Hf. LEEDS & CO, WILL SELL AT ave TION on Monday, April Isth at 103 o'clock, at the S. Mills, Esq., corner Throop avenue and Now! road, neat the corner of Flushing and Division avenues Brooklyn, household furniture, horses, carriages, fru &o., consisting of rorewood and mahogany parlor furnitur piano-forte, arm, rocking, and parlor chairs, covered in Br catelle and hair cloth, marble top pier, contre, and dining tables, rosewood, blaek-walnut and mabogany furniture, Washstands, beda, bedding, looking glags,oil cloths, china, &0., also, the well known fast pacer Post Boy, one pair fine biack horses, one Rockaway barouche, for ono or two horses, sliding front, light wagons with and without tops, harm ploughs and other implements. Also, 1000 ofthe finest Kinds of frait and ornamental in the ground, viz: pears on quino cher Se, ‘Aigo, nawthora bedges bud ether ah tit should storm the sete will be postponed ual the next first class mahogat alts in ¢ vari fair day. ONDAY, APRIL 18.—AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. M—PE- IM. remptory and continued sale of the remalclog stock and contents of the livery stable corner of State and Boo- rum streets, Brooklyn, of horses; 20 new and second-hand carringes, conch: # single and double barn bridles, robes, So. Persona desirous of sending horsos, At the above sale, can do #0 on applic WRIGHT, 13 Fulton street, Brookly ASSAU STREET PROPERTY AT AUCTION—BY A. J. BLEECKER, at the Morchants’ Rxohange, on Thurs day, 21st inst —The three story brsck house, forming the gofter of Narian and Beekman streets, known wa No. 136 Nassau streot, Also, the adjoining building, know 13d Naseau atroet. Terms made known at the 01 to be sold on Me “OAKLEY & G3_AT AUCTION—JOHN LEVISON to-morrow morning, (Monday, April 18) at 11 look, at tho aales room, 341 Broadway, # fine collection of ehoice,oil paintings—a number by American rious ¢ubjects, most of them richly frame Voudvir, parlor, oF saloon. DETER PARKS, , AUCTION EER — HANDSOME MOUSE. hold furnituré—On Monday, A at 11 Broadway, near Thirty-trs are i rtment, 01 artis va. suitable for the Ppraxrs AT AUCTION. —W. 8. MoILVAIN WILL sell at the seedstore, 7 John stroot, on Monday, 19t ih oti April, at 10} o’clook, moss, month! | ing roses (with or without t pote), aie Netualions, pie nt, vortenas, pansies, tuboroses, gisaia Put up convenient lots, From J. N. rey nay ‘Seemy tity, Poe tnlogucs, SOY PEE, (OR, LIVERPOOL—UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM- ship ARCTIC, Captain J. C. Luce —This steamship will depart, with the United States mails, for Europo, positively on Saturday, 30th April, at tz o'clock, M., from her berth, at the foot of No berth secured till paid for. For freight or pas ving, unequalled socomuodations for , SeeSne ae comes er Eguiiens &CO., 66 Wall strest. sengors are rejursted to he on board at Ilse A.M The ship Pacific ‘will succeed the Arctie, and sail May HE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STRAM- ship Company intend saHing their favorite steamships FROM PHILADELPHIA. OE. se Saturday ay ft B. OW... City of Manchester Sune. City of Glasgow. Gity of Mancha Se Eivetpoel tron mt rerpool. vor} m Liverpool Partios wishing to Deg oul ‘thse’ fel obtain cor- tifcates of mane snd drafts 0 ae of frotand, in terling., d at a be hai OAS RICHARDSON, Agent, ‘Bxehange place. smn BETWEEN | NEW york vf sheeeo wT ae rd Youk Steamshi| OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE.—THE UNITED States Mail steamship HUMBOLDT, D. Lines, Com- ander, vill leave for Havre, touching at, Southampton to land the mails ene rs, on Saturday, May /th, at 12 o'clock, from pier ‘orth river. Prico of pagange, Ist olges.... . ory An oxperioncod surgeon ‘attached to the vessel. not wanted: dering tOe voyage suscid basens on: bees doy before aailing. marked“ polow.”, No freight mill be taken after Thursday, For freight or 1y to MORTIMER viv NGSTON, Agent, Brosdway. ARE REDUCED TO THR WEST INDIA ISLANDS | 2 and Chagres, by the British royal mail steamship CON- WAY, Captain lawyer, 800 tons burthen. ‘This steamship is designed te sail from Savannah, @ gn the 44h of January, 3d of February, 64h of Mareh, April, and 4th of ay for Ci touching at Ni N. P., In ith mail is songers! persons whe dotire to avoid erewd a the route a daira ‘and invalids w win 8 wing ports, Shore tamed above Antigua, Guadaloupe, Barbadoos, Havana, Carriacon, i Ss. Thomas, Cart 5*. Vincent, half the above rates. eed surgeon. Freight and shite terms, | For engagements apply W & CO., A, javannah. Passengers or freight for the royal sail ips will be ed to or from New York b: States mail stemabeipe Florida, al SAMUEL L. A, Age: 194 Front street, New York. OR aoe hte atenth VIA VERA CRUZ AND ACA. bh »; reste imate San Juan, sod ‘opportunity of vieiving the Clty of Menico and many as Cees it eonnested with the Inte war. Passage, of William stroot. OR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.— The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, E. Ga. ay, sammander, will leave Fl North river, on Satur- aay, J 4 reloek, Wile Bor freight; ‘apply om ard, Bad for. epenee. to Le. M& FLBASANTS, 83 Front he Apc, Je Dickinson, commander, wil N. R., on Saturday, April 23. at 4 o'clock For relght ee ‘on bor ned; and f 8 ee the office of ESTON & CO., 48 South strect. Though ekete to Florida ‘a8 follows:—To Jacksonville, $31; to Pilatka, $33. USTRALIAN STEAMSIIP COMPANY—FOR PORT ourne and Sydney, Austra N AGE, tehed amship GOLD. fons for trek, one yaperior to those of any e8 of passage.—First class, Indice $375; first class Upper saloon, $350; testa, olas d nse, $200. The books are now open. For freight appl, ‘2 owarp & SON, Agents, 34 Broadway. OR AUSTRALIA.—3 THE (Fr NO. Wg YORK BUILT steamer ever built. and second clase ier LJ sad toon Mew York om the 2 Dh river, cr) cr The Texas was bufidén the most thorough manner f lar packet ship from New York, her sesommo constructed fi a3 red plea, aod and 8 avoiding he en of the sbij the nauseous and an) ip stench, ‘the ait atoak $F oa. Perienced Pith a aulita “oy Misian,” Gus pee pte care, ‘and borett ‘the Dest quality, remitted JOHN Be. SARDY. 08 South sorect THOMAS H. SANDFORD, 50 South viret. IONFER LINE FOR AUSTRALIA <THE A 1 CLIP- per bark NIMROD, C Nichols, commander, pier I ‘ all her freight ili. om @ pri il Rast Ne One-fourth of pars Fill, geoure 8 Patong for whieh poly of Wall; or ly. For pas board, or to R. W. HON, or Jou SoD ie 116 Wall streot. USTRALTA AND CALIFORNTA.—’ —PASSENGERS FOR either of thes fine old wines and do #0 to adyant: and dealer, 138 Pe POR, SALEGSLOOP. CAROLINE KREISCHER, OF sixty five tone burden, drawing five and halt foot water, two yours old next June. Sho Is uneduatiod for speed Spd is ip frat rate condition. Appl B. KREISCHER, at the New York fire brick manufac ory, 58 Goorck atreot. ICKED UP ADRIFT.—A YAWK , BOAT, FULLY rigged, about eae on, d_paintod yol- nit ly 8 Suemsoives with aré, OR Places, dosiring to an ay: i. CLARK, importer randies, or choice at the store of C. street, noar Wal yun tors’? on the stern, tin fo! ne Ep sdzift on the Wallal ints on tho 8th he he F further in {ormatio ‘all ght, Captain Of the Fourth Disteiet Pojee, Liao oe be part of the eompani aise te through Pwith ‘expedition comstore the 28th of April whip CRESC! jommander ive die. st and Ri Ghee apply to Guakbus a ae at the od panies, 177 West street, eorner of War ft Wi J Woodbal, eapealn, wi on 3 4 o'elock P. M., from plor_ Ni. Worth river. SAMUBL Le wtzonriia ibd Froat’ The Alabama, 5 low. @np! on Saturday, April 25d. For speed, strength, ommodations, and fare, ‘these ships have no superior on the ocean. AL ae ewee heya me SAN FRANCISCO—THE sl wasivellot new a] ipper all, upg ao £00 tons register, Reuben 3: ‘hia rpiencnd ship, the labyest and world, is now he or b, per 26 Es — SeeE een 160 Ponrl streot, noar Wall, pe W: “rt DUGAN, 48 Front street [NDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE FOR CALI ip NOLES zeduotion in price.—Th at tons,) Wm. mando ve New York for wepienll 6 on Thurstan Ma} ay 5, TP me pier No. 3 North river, connotes ‘with a first class steamal a Which, by Sonar Provided by Messrs, Garrison, af, ri % weldedly the fata eonvoy the hae entabliahed the character of ree stenmor on the route, having on her throo formor tripe boas mpetitors from two te five days. Her good qua bon boat, and accomm Tor pass aperior ¢o other steamers as her spend. "No offorte red on the part of her owners or officers to send With expediti off ments bave beon made witl vey their goods and small parcels; also, the oxpross messen- who take charge of all mails made up in Scoerdance States postage law. ‘The public rely upon this means of conveyance ticipating all obber lines soveval days, as usual. A good surgeon is attached to the vessel, whose serviows are free of charge. For freight or Passage apply only to, MILLS, Agent, 51 Cortlandt street. N. B.—Lower eccaat fare to Aspinwall only $15; other prices in proportion. EE SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.—VAN- derlilt line for San Francisco.—The Accessary Gompany y of Micaragus ba Touble. on 2,000 tons bu: em eave from No. 2 Nosh ri ver, at 3 o’eloul precisely, for Juan Del Norte, on Wednesda va prit 33 dou oting with the sera Nov: ansit rout miles of land teanspo 040 passed in their vent#iation and accommodations. mation, of passage, at the lowest rates, apply only at othe agency of the company, No. 9 Battery place, up. DRRBILT, Agent. the Teprosentatfons of hired runnors of othor ‘oployed for this line, A mail bag will be > * the office, EW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COMPA- nr Vor, Mobile stopping s Havana.—The new side- jaek Warrior, Robert W. Shufeldt, U. 8. plthe Beamer BLACK WARRIOR wilt precisely, = Padang Passengers. are, obutioned agaiart ng aed sgn esol neat fail tor Mobile, Monday, april 23 at 12 from Freight foot. er foot of Harrison stroot, North Riv tak w Or $ S at thirt; per Goods ito L. Mond & Co, wie, will be for- d froo of eommission, Ni to'Havana but ; Wig, freight reseived ot! form w of nding to The oft resolved at the office aly. fore leny’ toe Bae aOR ChOcHEEON e00. aa ort. SU Broadway. TEAMBOAT FOR SALE.. Te STEAMBOAT PRIN- coss, with her furniture and equipments, in good or- der, having been recently thoroughly overhauled. inquire of E. Chamberlin, 77 aud 79 Robingon street, 0 INRTNG, 190 Wator street. TEW YORK AND CALMWORNIA STRAMSHIP ge ny—Throgh to San Franeiseo, via Aspinwall and at greatly redwood rates—No detention on the “Phe now and fost side-whool steamship UNION, ay Richard Adams, commander, will eave Mey or Aepawall, Rery ) from pler No. 4 North on cage Sth May, bs y ‘or ‘eloek, P. h tke new snd magntscont di ip WINFIELD SCOTT, 2, $00 ‘tons, ‘commander, Wibioh steamer will be in Tosa 0 It Yor rive on ately for Sai Frases ten oamatialieg tan Ventilation of the Wisi ry tt are all that be de- tied. Her speed, (ostablehed on the yryaze between New ‘orl 4 Panama, and whiie on the” + eific coast,) is uneas- paseed. Every exertion Big be maae on the ye eee the Sompany ta anmare. somfors, expedition ‘and safety, Songers wilt ‘be Tanfed. on, be nthe amnare Aspinall taking the Panama tick that lense for ends ha Hine are sold enly a8 at be ros ZY are eas iwi Vi8, BROOKS & cy 4 General A mail bag is mad othe United States postag NITED STATES MAIL STEA| HIP,COMPANY—FOR Orleans, vis Havana—The splendid 8 samstdp CHEROKEE, Rodney Baxter, Commander, will sail fro the pier at foot of Warren street, North River, on Wedmes- lay, April ‘clock, P. M., precisoly. ' Ratos of sage to Hay ew Orleans pper ie ind, after Saloon Barth, $00 Fward Saloon 850: Stoocagoy ‘No froight taken to Havana but specie. Freight taker, Oke Orte of froleht are ‘ompany’s requei of, lading. erin rd my ie ay itcation « t the office. No other form will be signed. No bills of lading signed after 12 o’olock on the day of ee to en Le , apply to ERTS, 177 West street, ‘corner of Warren street. TRAVELLER® GUIDE. ULL s FERRY, TILLIETUDLUM AND FORT LEE andin; i = peaks at Hammond strest lay, April 16, 1 ‘Wiitibave Now Fork daily, for the above} aces, From foot of Spring strect— Monday band aud 5 P.M.; Tuesday 10 5 PM.: Wed M. and 6 PM.; Thursday 10 A.M. and 5 Pit; Friday Sand, 10 A.M. and 5 Pat m Fort Lee—Monda; ny, 134 1g AM. and 3 P.M: Pi M,; Thursday 7i AM. and. 3 P. M vurday 4and Te A.M. and sada ‘Trains leave a the Northorn Indian gan tral Foods: end: Feturaing. Seriv trains going oastward the same Salle and Peru, we all on the ie errivatot ‘New York by ¢! ladson River roads, will = Ciicng in in time to y the evening expross trains, all night a& . Louis to New York and Erie ato "Philadel his, over 4.8. GILL! St. Louis will be re to 63 hours. WA. My and2P. M. od evemaneton ion line, Ae 10 express trainsof the Erle sud} go immediately on. | Those leavi York ins, may rost Ghleago, and leave the next morning at eight otslock, Time ton, over tho rk Central roads, 75° hours: the Cleveland, Columbus, and Pittsburg roads, 68 howts, Chicago, March 28, 1883. Hee *By the first of Ju: ye the time between New York aad AMDEN AND AMBOY. RATLROAD TO 1 PHILADEL, Phia—from pier No. 1 North river.—Two lines amboat Tronton to South Amb Bordentown, nd steal aE arene anes “pare 82 Re yy steamboat John Potter to Amboy, re—throngh in four hours at iladelphia at 10 A. a Erenoe divest to Camiex by Fare-$. Keturning, ‘eave Pi OR. ALBANY—FARE D NEW ‘ork Inland Route Rail —Two dail; bat Sealkaa aed A. M. and 3.45 P. M., connecting at Al any with central lines of ailroads North “and. Wost, from the new depot corner of Whit Elm and Centre st: where through tlekets ean be prowuyed: and ecked for Schenectady, Utica, Syracuse, Rocheste: Pas- sengers also Teceived at Broome and Bo’ ’ << Twenty- sixth street and Fourth avenue stations. ve traihe will Jand pastengers at Croton Falls and ‘Chatham Four Cor- ners only. All other trains will start from City Hall ste tion, corner of Tryon row and Centre street, as heretofore. UDSON RIVER RAILROAD.—TRAINS DAILY FROM Chambers street for Albany and Troy.— press train, 6 A. M.—through in four hours, connecting with trains reaching Buffalo or Montroal at 8 o'clock saame oTMall rain, 8 A.M, Through way trains at 10%, A. M. and 1P.M Express train, 5 P.M. Accommodation 6 P.M. Passengers taken at Chambers, Canal, Christopher, Four: th and Thirty-first streets, Sunday trains from Canal street at 714 A. M. for Pr Keepsie; and 5 P.M. for Alban ping at all tions, "EDMUND FRENUIT, Suporintendent. EW YORK “AND PHILADELPHIA, VIA NBW Jersey Railroad, from foot of Corslands street. —United States Mafl and E: ays be ay 4 cy hours. Fare i Second 4P.. class, hy 8 tad 9 A.M. for Baltimore, Washingto Through bh EW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILROAD. lington, St. Jounabury, Ondenshurg, Mon and fe ermedinte towns. Tiekate are, sold at the Now York and New Haven Railroad Ofteo, 412 Broadway, | Express traine leave at A.M. and 3:80 P.M. bagrage cheoked though. m Pook slip every day ab Frotahs by Fattrond.. Stea ills of Tnding farmed. Price reduced. Agont, 152 South street. COAL. OAT—CHEAP “AND G00D.—AROUD 400, TONS OF coal now selling off, in small qi cern, at the follo; do. etween ipqonty- third and, Tweeay-fourth ste. ASTROLOGY. Anne ‘RS. ALWIN, RENOWNED IN. RUROPE ye 4 bi ho velle tector ns thoy will mar- ee th, French sn "Gorman ia n iP Staite moar Sthaton ows heare PR. dice 50 con’ tlemen $',, Wx ww 807 ang William streets, and Lae 4 door to ik, Offiog hours from 010 P.M. R. RALPH’ 8 OFFICE HOUTS, FROM 9 70.13 A. D*. ee ., Sundays Zxcepted, at No. 048