The New York Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1854, Page 8

AFFAIRS IN CUBA. The Temporary Settlement of the Black ‘Warrior affair. We yester’ay received files of papers and letters from our Havana correspondents, brought by the steamer Lsabel to Charleston. A planter named Argudin had failed, exceeding a million and a half of dollars ‘The British war steamer Devastation arrived at Havana | On the 16th inst. Six hundred slaves had been landed near Trinidad de Cuba, aud were seized by the government. OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE. Havana, March 8, 1854. with Mabilities Cutan Officers—Discharging the Steamer, dc. wihat there are facts and points in the case of Warrior still unknown, and which should be 1 submit the following to your readers:— y, the 25th ult., the Custom House clerk en- | tered and cleared the steamship Black Warrior, agreeably | i toaformula sent to the consignee from the government, then under the jurisdiction of Gen, Canedo, she being ox- pected on Sanday, the 26th. When the clerk went to tho | Captain of the portte get what is termed the Moro Pass, it was refused; a reason Was also refused. On an appli- cation from the consignee in person, the reason stated was: “She has cotton on board for New York not meni- feated"’—as coming to Havana, of course not. The was acized, the cargo ordered to be discharged, to pay double its value, and other outrages, of which herea(ter. Of course all this was not to be submitted to;so Mr.Tyng, thinking that although it Lad shown so much petty cow- ardice under the past administration that the cup was now full to overflowing, refused to snbmit to these demands. he capiain, under 5 tice that, on touching one particle of cargo he wou 11 down his flag, aban- on the ship, and hold the government responsible, For- unately, one of the fleet ordered here some time since was in the harbor, and Captain Budock and his crew re ired on board of her. ‘The passengers refusing to leave, nat the steamer would be set at liberty the next sid on board, They coull get nothing to cat ex- afew cold bits in the as allowed them. The next day they were ning on shore y their baggage’ 3 ) Mr. yng p: . Several distressing r Among others, one poor lady was on ening to New York, as her husband is there dying. Shall we suffer thi? Will not the American at home protect us abroad? Another poor woman, an Eng. Tish women, Cla mdg peetr 384 with nothing of her own, just convales sat of & fover, However, she is being well éxred for, and jt is very aifect ing to hoar her thank Mrs. Mrs. Crawford, (' the » English consul, ) iv taken her to their and raised a to New York, But this isone: A box con- veasey n to pay her expenses, of all things most outragvo taining the body of the wile of Gen. was thrown on the wharf with the cargo, opening the box and disfig- uring both box and body. Wil! our American brethren at home stop for one moment their just cause of com- plaint in regard to the opening of tend to this? The most malicious point of all is, that one of | ed and printed on the | hat twelve hours shall | the laws most clearly expre bach of the manifest formul: in all cases be given for the rectification of all errors, &e. But four hours had elapsed when Mr. Tyng went to rectify the so-called “mistake,” after- | wards called the “trying to smu ely to ‘smuggle’ by ‘mistake gle it in. — a this was re- fused, ani he was toki the vessel would be blown to | atoms by the guns of the Moro if’ they attempted to pass out. have taken nearly all the cargo out, but had & most ridiculous time of it. Twenty-five bales came out very ensily, but when they tried the others they were puzzled; it had been so firr ly screwed down with screw jacks and presses in Mobile that they did not know what to make o! it. After they had got about a hundred bales, they net only began to find out their mistake about the law, but wondered how they should get it a back in case of necessity—indeed, they declared tl some supernatural agency in te matter, a ready taken out more than th el would hold, poe found no bottom, They tried in every way mean and dis- honorable to make Mr. Tynf@commit himself, in writing —sending messages and notes, requesting an answer in writing, &e., ko. But Mr. Tyng, after a residence there | of seventeen winters, knows them too well. The clerk appointed to attend to the baggage, &e., went with some passengers to procure their I ra nd was toll to prescut an order from Mr. Tyng. Mr. I. wrote, certify ing that the bearer was his cleri, and appointed by him toattend (othe comfort and safety of passengers and their baggage. They have tried to make the pone state how he would like to have the cargo discharged; where he would prefer to have it stored, &e. Mr. T. re: fused (as Le had protested) to answer any such ques tions «may seem unreasonable in the Uni but it witl not scem so to any one acquainted w er Spanish) officials. The revenue cutter Corwin e from Key West, and was despatched with the shington. Mr. Tyng has sent se. from day to ‘day, so that as they did in the case of J. «1 which Fam ready, willing and anxious they bad received mo accounts at Wash- our govern 8. Thrasher, to prove.) th: Non grand question arises here. If n eargo shipped for a port, and; i through » nother port in transit, ia to be thus publicly and pivatien! 1, how will it affect Premiume at a yery high rate, as in the sound of privatcering, will be demanded by ‘Yhe shippers ship tlctr goods in goo! faith and if, through any error of the captain, (who may b ineficient ¢ bean inebriate, or may be ignorant of the laws .) they are to be thus protected, except the ver: lve or more hours al- a correction in the lowed [Or , &e.? tis to be hoped ( our government will, in this case, listen to the de tches from our consul, andnot, as in'two cases heretofore, to those of the Spanish government, through 1d fox, Calderon de la Barca. At present all ings are in slotu quo, and allareanzious. | Tn comina- Tion (which Ihave seen and laughed over) from the de ta pre fiel Isla de Cuba, to our consul, Bullock is requested to remain in the island, if ‘ont. Modest, is it not? Still anothér outrage 4) on American liberty. Already have I heard a mpl Spaniard say—‘Oh! the American government will not asaist you. ‘Ihe Captain General might go and insult your President even in sa casa blanca, (his white house,) and he would submit to probably call ita matte sof mere private damage,” \N AME! Havana, March 21, 1854. The Black Warrior ana the Six Thousand Dollars Fine— Anglo-F the Island—Markete, Freights, de. As i found everybody was w Fampire City, via New Orleans, under the impression that even the perfect Isabel might be captared, in the eager cupidity of the new poverty stricken incumbents of the Custom House, under the intervening influence of the ‘or Genral,” Garrich, I let my own slide with “Tatery the rest, at the hazard of being later than the letters by | the steamer in the morning. Capt. Bullock paid the fine of six thousand dollars, and steps the deck of the Black Warrior once more. Possession was accorded to him yesterday af(ernoon, he having made protest ant de- mands to cover every possible contingent expense of vessel, cargo, passengers, officers and crew, Tae Spaniards have certainly acted in very bad taste, as wellas with exceedingly bad jndgmont, in the rendition of their | forced verdict ; for if their law justifies any penalty for its infringement, the first decision was correct, and con fiscation, with the fine upon the captain and vessel, was in harmony with justice ; but, as the law had not been violated, in spirit or letter, the paltry levy is illagal, and should be resisted in the same spirit as the penny tax for the pound of tea. If this great concession, as they would have it presumed to be, here, is admitted on your side as reason why pursuit should not be continued for vinitica- tion of the national rights and interests, which have ben most grossly insulted and most wantonly aseailed, you lend yourselves to the establishment of a principle that will militate against the interests of your commerce and your trade of all branches, as well as be placing in dan ger the personal interests and security of your citiz« temporarily resident in Cuba, conducting and twining tke threads of your commercial intercourse. ‘The first impression which rested upon the p mind at the time of my last dates, ‘that the nominal fine would be remitted,” has not been realized, although it was generally approved of, under the belief that it might possibly be construed by your government as 0 alight evidence in favor of the good faith and sincerity of | the Spanish officials, and induce a more mild course to wards them than they really deserved, after a thousand repented trials of Yankee patience and endurance. The whole thing is consistent and in keeping with the | tricka and cunning of Spanish justice, Finding that they | had got to come down with Seott’s coon, they seize with fa gility what they conceive will escape attention as a trifle, on their way to the ground, making one grand flourish | with the extraneous adornment, or tail, to cover the | theft which involves all the principle on which | the contest is predicated. Here wo have all (hese phases discussed, and the discussion, even in the most elevated juntos, transpires through the wires we have established under metallic influences; and, althoug’: Ido not repeat the arguments, pro and con., Igive you the truthful results, f fashionable to charge upon the letter writers that th are irrosponsible ; yet, after years of toll and yeirs of verification of their matter, it cert inly woull bo p: pereven for government to take» * at least, Their declarations, for exrmination and. watchfulness * guard their trust from the dangers that may be mated, We believe here that the time draws near y the mask will be thrown off, althongh the du-part ers have considerable occupati: that the t ba- lance of the royal order, of which we have hai es, will bo sprung uport us—with the | ion period of slave servitude —the color from Africa for voluntary lxbor for any pero! ‘and in any quantity that Spanish cupidity may ‘ec Ander the protection of two of the most enlightened | powers of the earth, dragged in chains, after being duly hunted and bacacooned on the coast, to the enjoy f the Black Warrior—Mistakes and Atrocittes | ntry, and not even their | Albany street, to at- | vised to make | sionsor_n sentence does | on board the se Great Baham some conside lost. ench Alliance—Noval Force Stationed Round | og to New York by the | the information of your people | who construct the administration of your laws. It is | SUN SITE terial but the race of Africa that can end brutality, and, therefore, all other schemes in the fruition of African enterprise under legalised ‘“fli- bust ’’—#0 no excitement is neceasary of the Tartar shonh, aniceaae will obtain. eager praming eee ugh it may not be the tention of the party pn whence it do wrong or teioeyy yet nelf-presorvation ane the same Read recautions aud defence as if the blow was aimed with diy intent by our enemy. Such a case isin I believe for your people. ba before them, if they do not from the nuisance that is to distur will have only themselves to blame for it. been forewarmed from the first overtures of the new policy made here—before the ink was. hard with which the specifications were being engrossed, the notes facts were on the wing for the American your people on their guarl—in conseqne! the plans were changed, and a na- tion, through her high ministerial official, gave a techni. cal denial, that wes inconsistent with her honor as it was at variance with the trath, as facts have sub- first has not | prevented your correspondent from keeping true to his Tam happy to say that ho was fully sustained ition and 3 details by another journal of your | city. HM these things are true—if there is reasonable ground for belief in them—it istime for action on your | protraction occurred, sequently proven. duty—ani art. 1am allowed to extract from the notes of a friend the following statement of the naval force we have speranza and Peola—48 and 44 510 men. Seven brigs of war— | Pelago, Gravina, and Five war schooners, 10 e steamers of war— , Pizarro, General Lozo, Guadalquiver, Canto, Conde Venedita, Don Juan of Austria, Anto de Ulloa, mounting caronades and’ heavy’ battery, s, and manned with about 850 men. ols,'the lighter drafts are t the coast, holding it under surveillance, and mov- The steamers are subject to os- pecial duty as necessity may require, for t , munitions of war, &., and the heavier vessels | are kept at or near to the port of [avana, Jn business I have nefhtag new to offer since my last— the sugar market has shown some activity in the two first days of the week, but quotations remain as you were guns; comple; Galiano, Vs Nerviou. guns all t: Isabel and Colon. all told 43 Of these vee a ing from port to port. of troop Jast advised. Freights still continue in demand—no veseels for the requirements of our business. Exchange—Sterling, Lon- don, 11 to 11); prem.; New York and Boston et par. TROUBLE. Story of a N oS Af ship Devostatie a—Also U singul Juan had been taken ill, who quirie years’ imp) those who hay {mprisonmc whose gentences © and the entire 1 prisoners not ¥ ‘‘ their term « though the scoundre stated that h street, Save schooner the schooner Talbot, w: brought to this port by the back Bertha, bork haying unfortunately run into the sc ‘ooner on the ik, the bark sustaining tunately no lives were Six hundred Afric: of Tri: these very in relation (o this affair. stonds. ‘The Br’ ward Grey. 31 here, and oft my hat o: on bn the BL 1 Wish vas and Coli: lives were sacrificed. Thave just ascertained that the Black Warrior affair has been arranged, eecurity having been payment of the fine, leaving the question of damages for detention, &e., to be settled by the two this perhaps is the mogt prudent method of settling the affair; and as heavy damages will doubtless be awarded Jetention of the ship, the six thousand dollars I trust, however, that none of the er forks or *;oone will he non est inventus, although xe temptation to the 8 ar, bave to suffer the loss of his choice gone down throats that had never before tested anything better than the sour ‘Catalan’ stuff they cali wine. I tasied it once, and Heaven forbid I yelled to do so a second time. formed on the best authori- cargo of 620 Africans were ship, whose name is unknown, Bes whose Med José Garcia, at or n le Cochino. for the il not Le disbursed. the plata is a Bullcek will, 1 which should Le ce T have th ty, that wi landed from captain was the Fneenada yes. i ‘THY BLACK WARRIOR AFFAIR. Extract of « letter from a most authentic source :— Havana, March 21, 1854. The deciston of the tribunal before whom the case of the steamship Black Warrior was brought after the sei- zure of the yessel, and confiseation and dish: cargo, was as tollowa:—‘The confiscation of t | and a fine of $62,000 on the vessel.’ one sided affair, 24 neither the steamer's agents or cap- tain were allowed to be present. was annulled by the Ca that a bond should be was then pail The Captain n almost every ene Here MARTT SUN RISES, Port of New, York, March 28, 1854. ship Reano ts. sr if Bernard, Trl Newront—Arr March 8, Isca, Eleworth, NYork; ir od rice, HT Ingats, wt Ce Bemecars, Middleton Brig Lady of the Lake@n, Hl, Demarera, Middleton & ao, Everett & naews. aut Golden 1 ‘ule nah, Small, London for Havans; , Jarvis, Arr March 6, Meteor, Boyd, To og “eglechy wedias, wrELpe—Cld Maroh 9, Countess ot Mulgrave: Richards, Peordect, ae te N¥er Ellorgill, Jordan, d Tec With the darke: 2 — themalres their peace, they They hay Arr Feb 12, ie Repu Gambrill, Falmout Tue Wiews-—Arr of Marcu 7, Ernestine, from NOrleans | this Euainons, March 4—The wreck apparently, « ase = hip, with maste ay, only her fore part bat in & Honry, St La sel ee feb. a, Seana te re LOST AND FOUND. Brow, won Demill & Co. Sohr Sidney Price, Ga Behr Palestine, Camden, | Schr Arctic, Wicks, Alexandria, Brees Schr Melbotirno, Hix, Portiand. ic Sloop Wiilard, e Cal Lonpox, March 10—The Glenburn, Spri ctoment (US), for Newport, ‘which came in Gon ‘with the Hope, ), is making good her Wh &C mee ors | Clearman. & Co. f deck, up er eck To sof upper deck, upper Ridicule fro Sere Baltimore, Parker Ve Phil Hi Thor Steamer Concord, Norman, Pidiedetebia” Jan 3 forctopmast pe —4 Her mainmast is now being | ship Marion, Foster, Charleston, with cotton, Geeaieing Bef Cape Splsgeris will eoering fom the | Ste pa 1 Heston & Co. Encountered ‘heavy gales thi naz. eae eat river’ mast, &c, 27th ult, is maki dherlossin | widest 643 tho East India sappen fin tes jock. Upon the survey, it appears that her line of 1, bull is perfectly eonnd, and it will nol "be necessary to put | ‘The ship GB Lamar, Mayhew, of and from New York, pro- viously reported to have sustained damage durin; d her: repairs 1a Dock jasper,” of Wiscasset, Tondon, has been spoke ‘Feb i8, Schr Golden Rul Schr A Heaton, Ti Schr Margaret, Schr Native Americ Sehr Dwight Davids Scbr Washingsos Scipion, Aledo, 180 guns ond 680 men. aud 380 men, and is for New Haven. ¥ rd; Williams Chincoteague days. Hom Schr J Jobnaon, Sylvester, Philadelphis tor Boston. APALACHICOLASit March 17, bark Jane B Williams, One ship, unknown. jor ship renee tise MORE— Arr March 27, steamers owns Savage, 6 Fh ‘Sw: bark Bak els ark Roao Standish, sebr By! roa, Blanobard, Cardenas, isa steamebip Totten, Kellogg, NYork (By Saxvy E Hoo Paingina Pecnenare : One sbip in the Feovers oftn Weather clear. Wm Goddard, McKay, Caloutta via Madr jary, Johneon, St Charleston: Hamilton (of Memoranda. has on the stocks at Richmond, ie, a 0 be called the Wizard King. She will cd about the Ist of June, aad has in Boston for $64 amounting ig the aggregate to 500 tons. TJ Southard, Ei {ne ship of £00 to: been purchased rton. In addition there arc construction in that towa, Havana, March 22, 1854. —Publication of a Royal Decree Di- miniching the Terms of Punishment of Convicts— Landing at Trinidad de Cuba—H. B. M. War Steam- | at Havana, with the Ex-Governor of | Sloop of War Albany—Black War- Slave Trade yet Unchecked, de., Ee. at the United States Consulate on the | 15th inst., and told the following hat his mother and himself had been brought to Cube some years since from New York, by a gentleman whom he called and only knew, as Don Juan, and who resided ata Portiero or grazing farm, at some unheard of place in the interior of this island; | that Dom Juan was a sugar estates to attend-to the engines; that after return. ing from one of these vilits, a short time since, Don had been removed to a house in the neighborhood of his Portiero, where he died; that ho believed Don Juan who was cal'ed Don Francisco; that the people at the house where Don Juan had died, wishing to make a slave of him, (the negro,) he had made his escape, and with- out knowing the road, had walled to Havana, having been eight or nine days on the journey—that he had come to | the Consulate to know what he was to do. his case known to the authorities, who would take care of him until some representative of his late master claimed him. And I presume he is now in the deposit, Having chanced to be at the Consulate at the time the negro told his tage, I have thus condensed it, thinking it probable that as the Hxratp is read univer- sally, this statement may meet the eye of Don Francisco, y deem it worth while to institute some in. nio the matter. } Arvyal decree has been published, which diminishes the'terms cf punishment of all offenders, except those who hare been tried and sentenced by military commis- val courts, on the condition that if within the island they deliver themselves up to the authorities at the same place where they committed thoir offencos, within three months, and if in the Peninsula within six months, if their offences were committed in Cuba. The fourth part of the term of punishment is remitted of those who have been sentenced to from six to ten serment or expatriation; the third part, of been eenteneed to from two to six years? t or expatriation; the half part, of. those tend from six months to two years: ning portion of the term where the ceed six months. tricd and thos who have escaped. ishment they will be looked upon a5 never undergone the royal dlapleasure.’? ‘This ts accompanied by & vast quantity bombast and twaddle about the “maternal solicitude’ of the Queen, « ugh she were the mother of all the | on, Elizabeth reeset Tlacketat for pees tae in ties mora dng, but soeriel from the ba: rks. Sa ee Ney ee March 24, steamship Izabel West and Hav: ; barks Jos How Wel NEW ORLEANS, March 26—Arr bark Sarah Bridge, N York, being the first Eastern vessel for the last 12 days. Herald Marine Piette fortis miata, W 4 i—Arr , Jones, Went Coast of Arien: Gov Brook, pe, WI; Willer, Portland; Cicer Sarah, Griten, Hsiifax; Enterprise, Pendicton, Boston: § Anna, Westcott, Merit : ant aorta 20, achr F B Coffin, Hall, NYork, to | ing been predicated on the present ratos of wages, we not joadifor Myst ARTOW'N—Arr March 24, bark Francis Palmef,Saw- astner, Cullen, and Ephraim oe Chas 8 Pearlee (new), Foster, C blower, Allen, Pall Rivei r Key, F steamer Delaware, Uiark, NYork. » and used to visit BG™ See general news columns. Coxcurs, from Boston for London (not Liverpool), put into Jalifsx in distre: decks swept, and bulwark ry a hurricane 19th i: Bric Joun Srxvens (of Bluehill), Poters, from Matanras 12th inst for Boston, got aground on Low Point, West Chop, Holmes’ Hole 25th, and came off next day without damage, xfter staving deck load of Sd Lhds molasses. R, at Charleston from Li: erienced heavy weather on the passage, split sails, ng &loak and had eons carried away in pots een PD aslee Hainmond, NYork, ‘ell, Cia sbout March 17, brig Joseph Albion, A Dealke s Co., chr Mania Baker, dor 8 20vePh Albion, | fiswson & Carl A PM, scy, Davis, Matanzas 12th instant for Boston; brigs Maza lan, Dix, Baltimore for do; Marla T Wilder, Cunningh: folk for Boston: Bland, Reoy folk for Boston: Hiartiott, Norfolk for’ Fl mouth; Groveland, MoNamara, Gorrish '& Co., da brother in New York, Danisn Sone Bar. Br cece, Bre Buchanan, from Boston 234 ult, for went ai eres a ore Cape Breton, no vious to 14th inst, date; after di with come damage, aud taken into the of Rockland, which went went ashoro ow Portsmouth, in the gale of Dec Sour Exiza Jan 29, has been got offand towed to P. Cox11s1ox—On Sunday morning, o'clock, a8 the propeller Poti was off Little Gull island, Viola (of pais 26th Inst, about ono jones, from Proxideno: eame in contact with schr wrenco, hence for Belfast, with s the eehr of her Jarboard bow ‘TheP then took her ta ceding thort distance the sobr sunk apt Jo Lawronce, master, of the remainder wore Pros Z Taylor, Boardman, Philadelphia for Ht Glover, Ogler; Buena Vista, Potter, and Jas Barratt Cobb, do for do; Triumph, Miller, in & NYork for F feport, and Mr ‘West. seam ipoken. Ship Coeur de Lion, Jeg Boston (Feb 4) for San Soren) Feb 22, lat 26, 101 14 ihe ‘St Johns, NF, for San Frat clippor ship Cyclone, at San Fran- ci eg Katt Othellos es Schr Monterume, Connor, from Woston for Capo Haytion, | Shriever, J re Glover, Eldad, Angier, Morch 12, Int 29 11, 65 13, Schr Springhill, Hreeman, from Gonalyes for Boston, March 1, lat 27, lon Cloud, Mazurka, K Canprxas—Arr March 15, schr Angenett, Isth, bark Mangola, Haskell, Havana; brig Torno, Brown, Dudley, Hopkin A Reston, scbrs |, Sweetinnd, No: ir; 20tb, brig’ Patriot, Portland. ‘In port, 10th, Lrig’ Albatross, fur Bristol, RI, 10 days (be- fore reported for NYork.) C Arr March 18, schr D $. Mershon, Sprage ¥o3 Tiverpoott Norina NM ihe customary +), Hunter, wae pool; W urte: Gon atwrs—Sid Maren, Br scbr In_vort Br bri, Wave, Moore, for do ars of age was discovered | Simmons, two day she had bern at sea, and was brought to this_port. Zeigher, of Margaret | was sent back to that place in the Augustu Arr March 21st, York. Below bri jouer France John Willi: (ond sid 18th for Sotnr ach Racket, Alchorn. ist, ship yan: Sampson, Boston; by Carver, Clarke do; echrs Mary Groton, \@@yer, do; ee Sd 14th, ark Como, Pony, Charleston via Sa; uae uth via Carden: Ntove Ny arace: passenger, of New York, were Mei ba to. ‘James River, put in Bostor York; ish pean SP in via. Mathnzse: Wass E Baldw: cm = $F Peters, Smith, end NOrleans; Marshall Dutch, Coles ae oh, ie Morena and Matanzas; schr Asun Puller, "Bibber, viabirax—cla Jan 16th, ochr Morning Star, Frazor, Vir- wn, Freeman, Mari TF} % Pank, and 17th, bark Seott it Hill, Comes Jobs Simmons, Smith, Boston. h ng were recently landed near Trini- dad de Cuba. They were arrested, however, by an officer | incommend ef a detachment near that place, the slave traders complain, they declaring the Governor nd had received one thousand ounces to permit slaves to be landed. I have no doubt this is the truth: and as they are opu- Ient men, the chances are we shall have a “muss” made It iso very pretty quarrel as it NEW se Wosciaig March 25, ship Harriet Hookle, | QTOTICE.—THE ANNUATL ELRCTION OF DIRECTORS | feat donvie onolaly y T—Arr ul i Providence: 26th, Charles Hi sop Velocity, Ball, do. for do: to tow sebr Indi nia. Jacuri—In port March 7, German bark Graf Von Schiffe- lin, Korf, for Falmouth, E, ldg; brig Fawn, ay yt, Pal ; sehrs Elica Jane, Snowman, mith, for Boston 3 days; Challenge, Burdett from Boston, disg, F B Maranzas—Arr March ae wiles, NYO, th, ship New Engl ian steamer-of-war Devastation arrived in this harbor on the morning of the 16th instant, having as poscenger the ex-Governor of Jamaica, Sir Charles Fd- s taken a room on shore and, returning shortly to 7th, brig Pedraza, Dar to, Nase x Almira, Maven: Catharine, Watts, Ka N ex-Excellency poser, I unc England, via the United State ‘The United states sloop ived hete on the 18th instant, It wes a delightful evening, and the Cor- was crowded to witness her entrance into Yon may be certain I was there, and took of respect to the stripes and stars. preciate its beunty it must be ch as this, where tyrann; not the United § protected whilst that sacred d tothe winds of heaven. nat the court has decreed the cotton seized rfeited, and that a fine of n imposed upon the ship; °. Ravens putin fora barbge, ou acconae of head winds, | oomNational Tall, Canal street, on Wednesday event A large thip or bark, un . Jal zudder ‘apparently disabled, was eeon off Bronton’s' Keef ‘ing to get into Newport, but owing to a strong NW ie away and ete te tei Meade ae ator inc Jrhen Inst seen, was steering for Vineyard Soun: Both inst. _Exorciges commencing a o'clock ORWICH—Cla Merch 25, sche Bolivar, Robinson, New | the Sixtli street church, one dour ait St Beeoudl avuiue. | ave been recat ton, Anderson, ehip Teainh Crowell, a arian, “Area atimeret I bi Hichborn, NYork; 17th, ahi Fonte “Carolina, Grows: 1 s Fi Sargens, Providence; r Albany, Commander 7 Shackford, Pet- Grows, NOrican: chr Roam, Ginnon, NOrlean: echr 8 P Brown, Freoman, lis- wt iamaRte Art March I VANE WASTE vr, NSW—Arr Nov 30, rent foie exty, Mel. bourne, chartered to take stock te P eteamship aginaw. Civilien, Tne ND Are M ww that as ac 1th, every where ‘Thales, Gardner, N 15th, Beronda, Stetron, N Globe, fleunders, Bonen: American, Cook, cargo of ship Atlas, of out March 15, ache Oregon, Chabe, ara Snow, Hull, Savannah mintpap—Arr March 14, brig Marsolloise, Sherman, NYork.. Sid 9th, bark Franklin, White, Robinson,’ Baltimore; 11th, tris n port Jan 19, ship Atalanta, Wallnoe for naan PRANCISCO—Ady March 1, ship Rover’s Bride, for ck Warrior f sixty thousand dollars has but the Captain-General has remitted the entire sentence ment of six thousand dollars fine. nptaking a sight at the Marquis, saying, t ‘oumay get it??? lanter nomed Argudin failed last week, owing about a ini lion and # half of dollars. ‘There was an accident on the railway between Motan- o, the other day, and some three or four k po: ehij Suteline rite Wilkie, ‘Liverpool; brig A H Wass, Mar: wit Mir ache Cataract, Rice, NYork. Cld 20th, ship Far Tey erernscle em Wednesday evening, xi FET cae CAMELSHAIR SHAWLS RECEIVED DIRECT LEM—Sld' March 26, schr Ann Denman, (from NYork,) | Nim! Gilford, Jr., Thomes Cooper, C.F. & J. L. Grate- | yaais store, M8 Broadway. Also pine applo bandkerchlels Dyer, Philadeip! ‘San Francisco few days. Axtwrrr—Sid March 9, Tall nT eet or, Bugdahl, and Elsploth, "sa Baht for Py) Southampton, Tinker, do 30th; Patrick FA ae Paquete de Matansas, Charleston. 1, Queen of the West, Trogarthen, orderit otreet to the North thowght it necessary 0 ee rigs ste teeta ai men : fluenced by facts.) wad further, to draw the sl Mention of — Foren distinctly to one of "the anomalous ures of | Frey _ raat feo from the centre of the Blok between teen et zantac revere ho ottery vate, tha ast) and the wee ot te width of B4id fest—of which 9 ron lorris streot, 32 wit 't 44 N, lon 10 W, which ee Ns UND—A BREASTPIN: WHC Fave ve by, sal ling st ICH THR OWNER ©. FROUND=IN ONE OF THE HUDSON RIVER ‘a pocket book; which the owner galling a0 10s Treat eteoet ‘Srst floor beak fon ‘and pa; j x lower devi lod iver —M. Rec: RITEI one stroak of stringer | tor er 2 1 foat wide: t s, Tin Pot alloy, 1134 fect Lohan ee aid chener ‘Sud rough tree-rail vind ace wi 190,) 20 toot wide company Bending do wehocorner of Park | shares oach. he ast ae : Cook, of Bow Feet, which lost her main- '—the ni to The office of ‘be com orp will be paid to the ander uron thelr being Ost ON SUNDAY EVENING. ap gee street, Wi Fifth avonse, 40 ainy's ohseh uray tain! rtrait. A reward of $10 be i RGR y returning it to Geo. Foliere LOSt- ON THE OT OF FEBRUARY, the Barclay street the Ni Hience up Fulton street to bers street, 34 foot wid t, et, Barclay seoet,) of or a0, it in the o1 Sif tct ona line of 1.06 ict ii . age 9 diame daring ay ae | for New York. Wilmiagton, NC, to 49 or 39S, 67; leaking i in 8 a i a i Hf i ag ei if » ern Be ahowa, “that the posscasiens able to be takon for publio u on d pense A~Sid March 17, bark Jane © Williams, tion veing made,” as those ofother churches in the eclty have totmer and two lighters badboom seat | bean for the like objects of opening and widening strecte, e Ports. Tf MENTING HELD AT THE OFFICE OF WMH. | 7 as Pape age we nw Cl Webb, Esq., March 27, 1864, b: shipbuild ip- in bills and two gold dollars; also, one rk Emily (aew, 209 eth cael ‘cnulkers and sparinakers tg the port of he rf "fork, neto Bete dfava/by Abraham Kapp in favor faces: Hartwick a Cator, NYorl bbe L \d Porto Cabello. | wing resolutions, ado} eee aka mecting ms for one ; also, B. “*RORTON-Ate March 2, sche J Ht Roscoe, Hiatehing, Jac- | EArt Broadway, House, onfthe Zith inst, by the employing | Lewis in favor of George Hariwick for abot ons nd mented mel, 7th inst. Telegrapbed, bark Celestia, from Baltimore. pares anc anthers, ware berttey and bei ey of the nol high fay preciation Tsbor, and fel reong: is worthy of hia ee the work- ally with that ¢ portion con- al Kesolves f the mingo; Sumter, Ham; eer . late of Boston), Kellose iades, Center. Surinam; J R Rhoade: nected with tho are. engaged, Bl atiimen sendy toseopembte wiih teem inte oat every Measure tending to their substantial and permanent goo Tut believing as we sincerely do. beliove that, the rooent morement among them contemplating a demaud for an ad- | Vance t ir day wi in no wise doing found teleakin ber | poiserve, but, on contrary, ba ee eemaen ts Rol. | their interosie, by diverting business from this port—by thronging our: city’ with meshanics from other soctions of the re writ! ss Seip Soncrs on yohard. Now: | country, and & So the means of dimiaisblag heirchances | $f Mer ail Sean ta Paoli be catinteetecils tenet (Dan), Rele, Liverpool; Kate ial. | ,¢mp ‘ 1 . THOS. GLOVER, 357 Ninth avenue. aime, Hoston vis, Newport | ete‘ Trctath yrecpumend to them a're- | CTOLEN-ONE FULL PIECE OF LINEN, AND ONE Petaen Sora Cd by creene consider cir determination to strike at present for jece of towelling, from the hall of house in Twenty-first. any further advance o; brigs Moses, Jarvis, NYork; Emily; ration of the existing contracts hav- n the current wages; andit wasfur- Say Trine sAranen street, on Monday ovoning, by two G Pawnbrokers ai she Chief of Polico, should t! only deom it inexpediont, but foal absolutely compelled to refuse to comply w ith their demands, which nani. | pr estnekinaia tar Boston: brig’ Hunily Dodge, Haake | 4B adepted aud subscribed te by the anders ., Snide Bina T 2. Wortervalt 20 FE eee oo or Boy nine. : Tixeases, : : ee Hrown, de tor Salem; Angoli, Bee W.H. Webb, ‘Ariel Patterson, M March 7. Country milliners supplied. Roosevelt, Joice & Co., r, WS eee, Samuel Sneeden, wi and Sal ind NW ‘iohr Monty T Wood, Wil- ’ TRSY PREMIUM MILLINERY.—MRS. G. SCHLEGEL 1544 Division street, will open on Monday, Mareh 2 . lendid assortment of spring millinery and straw goods. PORTED WOVE CORSETS.—MRS. GAYNOR HAS received another importation of those plegant English wove corsets, tinues to sell thom at the tame low prices, 45 Third avenue, corner of Tenth street, noxt the drug store. J. SPENCE Le BON, nee neh AND and retail d ape 1 Roosevelt & ‘Grifithe, pare Zeate, Bie on & McDiamond, Witlock & Berrian, rr Mare ed River, Fi, for do; DIVISION MeGinness & Doherty, ¢ _stroct, wholesal alors in ealilingry gree, Getty Rpg Brora, Nxeixt OE hostports E ee a ih STEPHEN SMITH, Chairman, | and manutsoturers of bonnet freuee sud erownee Ret Bake mock Sor do. LAaRM, Bits oe ADIES’ STRAW BA’ axe id id 3S—A¥ ENTIR ae RO ag Rie sre ag rere gt CARD TUE UNDERSIGNED, RETURNS | HIS Yory extensive assortment of Inde ant mle soon most gincere an! 0 1 members of ‘ashington Dunstal NB; Frances Je nptill, Savannah for Bos- | Pir Fuvine Company Nor 20, for thelr promptnere and vent qepnere, Danpatle and Tore es opie ioe 2 peas oe a in extinguishing the fre that occurred on his premisos in his | Proptietor, 861 Broadway. absence) yestert orming. ROBERT WALKER, Propri- = Crore fe baton, ae Hleranigta fr doi Wit | ctor of Walker's Hotel, No, 140 Greenwich atreat, ‘PARIS MANTILLAS—THE SUBSCRIBER'S IMPOR- wha, Flowers: NYork for do: Ofogos, Areyrand | A UL, PERSONS INDEBTED 10 THE ESTATE OF THE | Feady for in peotion, to which the aitont dics ts eee ° , to which the attention of Indies is: oe sidierattaate | AU iate ap ofthe city of New York, tre | pecfliyinvied,~” "GRO. BULPIN, 96 Brovdwaye notified to" ee ihe date, at my residence ft rireet nd all pe fo to me, within th ‘corner’ of ARIS bey omg Sid Ba A. GARDNER'S Broadwi nd 159 Congress street, will hem as above to me, boing duly forts {fed to settle all matters appertaining $6 sata oa ee ee Allstrum, Nickerson, Ps ¢ i SALINA CHIT’ itoan, ARIS. _MILLINERY.—MES. CUNNINGHAM, NO. 3466 H Bal: * q LL THE FRIENDS OF MR. AND. MRS. OSCAR id the infant Frederick, oF tae be will open spring millinery on Thureday, the | MUSICAL. SAKA RA nA NAAR ect SOPRANO, WHO HAS A VOICE OF Goom smash foprat that tho intomt wrede. | A SORRANC, Ken a0 fit as to compel them to | dimicult muvie of the Catholic, sorvice, ill heat of aeeee rick should have been oi uck, J Baker, | leave so soon. “Bay,” Chairman of tho meoting, No. 2 | situation in a Catholic ht this lareeaioe B Franklin, Springhill, Potomac, N'& D Scudder, Maxell x g Bane eC SP eee ran - am ens Yn Barat seadder, Narellan | Dey street, 1 A. M. W. A. M., Herald office. strum, Gazelle, an UILDING LOTS AT CHARENCEVILLE, L. 1—A EYE! TO CKSONVILLE—Cld prev to March 16, brig A Peters, ‘public meeting for the admission of subscribers to these | Many pectin Oien peak ay cn BARITONE OF beautiful and desirable buildin, plots, (with a chance gs nay @ houee and lot worth $1,: ery ee be hel ‘Thursday evening, at Union Hall, 163 af AE Tee e'cloek, i esa Will be happy to reeaive loase ap hip Wasp, (Br) Power, Liv th street, corner of Forth chrs J ey icewell, tee P.M. JACOB PECARE, 163 siti Chi ships USICAL—A GREAT CURIOSITY—AN ORIGINAL. i Sophie, (r,) Cape, Liver- | PASS MEETING.—ALL PERSONS OPPOSED TO THE ¥ sooohae Dieter Viale oye ee removal of ing ground corner et heeoed, oven we! Bier onl to Saemmtie st at 4 The Committee, in Pebail of the above: tet 08 sige specttully announce that ts conteaugnee ‘of tho persons op- e desecration of Trinity Church, grounds holding pcstog mase mecting on the deemed expedient terred in the bury- aed ut street, aro ific, Burns, Boston; phi. Towed to sea Soo! South, te) N Vera bovenamed ec with Been is ered rosting places of ‘the Su. H. Hawarne, Miterwcted in mo OR THREE PURILS WILL BB speed, Romsae Choc shalion wavrsrac hoses I. Haws ructed in mustosl lesions on the pianoforte, at ag hin; Jacob , ¢ S58 ] the advertiser, who isa youn, tea fally com. ty "Nutt, Garwood, aunt erontiny Lorias, tewns D Bover, Belang Sache unk diay Apply ve eapencl % ates a ‘Committee. office. Terms moderate. RF Te are Mer ch 25, om rot = ——————— vincetown: te do: Waters! ci, ‘antpath, R. HARRY HENSON, SEGAN IMPORTER, IAS RE. MILNER, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, AND SING- ‘ail; N Baker, ‘removed from S1 Sixth avenue to 147 Twenty second 114 Sullivan street, desires to. meet with « few une, Ra wwilngs, Rockport. | street, between Sev Mathias, antiga brig Sea | ————— —— sehrs Ringold, Mott, NYork; fide ils to instruct in the above, either at her own re- ice ov otherwise. Great care taken in imparting to it the theory of music. fous jodorate eand ~ doubted references: soip Columbian, Bazke, from aa, for 01 sebra. Haske! DRY GOO) &e. ' from isnpi cata to Boston; “Otis, Frisby, from Fredricks pe RNR Sh encyclo ed org bd to Portamont Tr NEW HAVEN—Arr March 27, sloop L Denison, Hills, N Ce linene, ex ag’ ty Saeed Cie Hide d on the vo; of im from nuckion~Keep a the rua rae. } ee Hinen, two ya splendid quality snowdro ais 5a, mowdrop line tinea fy nen: mend , Aploco; elegant Marseilles count beautiful p r terns Mareeilles toilet covers, erohiets, oy 20, with oll and bone on freight. of the oan and Lehigh ch 25, schrs Montrose, low, Mo- | heoffice of the company, No. 1 venaasy East Guseniae for | day, the third day of April, at i o’elock, P.M. y, Jennings, NYork for Provi- | of the company will be closed on bie March 30. By do; steam tug Under- | order, NOW, )W, Secretary. hr OTICE—THE LATE | caeieed ty PHEONIX AS- iseareal Now York}. is Mary Lowell i br sombly No 1, B.O. of B. nud others teen ¢ only ds., worth 8. colored bordered handk tisnta pera brig ory Silraniar(wiere | ditlening he American otestant Amociation fr “opinrlor et | Seo anda hail yards wide, only: ba. wort tom, kt BOR 0 open & Lodge to be known as the Proni { 3 e from ke. not tof Danger) Seno, 8 days om Savages at were ive Tetpecttully ‘requested to meet at their Lode EEazS cheep ry goods store, 191 Grand street, corner o€ LARGEMENT OF STORE AND OPENING ‘OF NEW goods.—A. Kerr & Co. respectfully a1 tensive alterations in th lay, March 30, with a large laces, embroiderics and dress gor from the most celebrated manut lock. ury fore and mainmasts, and as, Secretary ro. HE FIRST ANNIVE! iterary Union will take ROBINSON, Chairman pro. te! ten. protem| NEAR RY OF THE | ing complete lace be ating open on Thuri P. sortment of silk: Hamilton = < The friends of literatw: a int ited ii h f Et » Weshall also he dy fc PORTLAND—Arr March 25, ache 1,8 Pond. Crowell, New | gutjects ate vited esamande, Perens interested in suc mode mantilleg in new and eletant disigns, shave, oases York. Cld steamship Ottawa, (Br,) Atkins Liverpool; brij D. CRAWFORD, President. | &c. "A. KERR & CO. 50. St Brondvar.. Cienfuegos; sehr Electric Light, Thom: B. W. Hrrescocx, Secretary. hs doors be‘ow Ninth ttawa; birk Helen, A Warren; ihr Electric Light. 4 teamship City of Richmond, | eR AS Tee SA On Bee) ee Seca apring tills, China, broche, Twonty-third Beitr Br Ee eely for the 0] a fimnsed 7 SRAVANNAil—Arr March 23, ship Montrose (Br), Cardif | streets, to the ferry. tin og ‘compl PM & Augustus, Morris, Havane: Cyclone, GU PUPLG MEETING ALL FERGONS Grrosep ro | Puilicet real ok ally regardless of tho original cost, this tho extension of Ail yard, are invited to at PARSONS QEFOSED TO | Pad the followin from 10 to o'clock. eps rough ine nh Brent pee ARUES COOK. Tmporter, ‘343 Broadway. ‘arc! from Calcutts.—Wholesale and retail, at Fountain’s Scheldo Maroh —, Shelda Charlotta, Oberg, Sid mass 6, Star Rey iblic. beh Peaiey. Grey, NOrlean: Neptune, Benoit, Unenrniavrs$ Sid es Juno, Edzard, NYork. ee ger Bovetie y games , oliver, and dress goods, elegant, a eee, |e ae ete EE Sip, ABASOLE Fae nkaGd et Ae RSON AIn Wi ee +? Prices. SPRATT & MUIR, 25 Gorilena we as. TP GRAS, HGROTIAN, Warn SewV aD ON WOARD | she in |" THE TRADES, £0. | Wm, AL Soke Nebe pL TEN water tuk MARR eod apply. Ad- dees © note (poet paid) tod, Bowers Je. No. Lis eighth, tr March 7, Jane D Coo) Crowell, NYo1 sth mstells, Biller, do. Voy tb, Annandale, in Braxr—sid t Fob 28, Catharine, Schwarting, NYork. © d March 7, inca Paulson, NYork. F HUGH BISSET, SON OF MR. JAMES BISSET, | builder, Edinburg, Scotiand, will Spply to John Mas ton, Job nstown, Pesasyivanio, be will avenue, stating where an interview can be liad. ‘OTICE.—A ara aocoh bt ‘PELRGATES, no ear of something to aeesour Ee oment been na few dayi Gnravesexr—Arr Moreh 10, Ney Von Venck, Harde, Philadelphia. Gnerncox—Arr March 6, Grxoa—Arr March 3, FE) Hayne—Arr Mareh 5, Tth, Robert, Prince, do; Sth, Ci Planter, Ripley, do; Ale: yaney, MeMurtrie yea ‘NOrlean are, Pat Tharlonton, Whilst Cuba remains the prorerty of ‘Spain this brutal trattie will never be stop- ol the shipjoiners o — | ‘ nel on dondar een Keys Peareeth NFORMATION WANTED OF JOHN CAVANAGH.— | John B.Kelly, J. jorner of atroots. When last beard of y of was fa, Pailadetphia; he is 20 years A. Web bb, sai z rai nlace ned, to meet on Wednesday ovoning, at the arsin America next August. Any | 1. Migaiéton, G ming bin will be thankfall; ived by | bo men of the soveral sho] sloct . Cavanagh, No.314 Twentyaixth strect, at G. to take into o tdon the t. NTGOMERY, Chairman pro. tom, NFORMATION WANTED—OF {CATHERINE HENRY, 1. J. R. Ravuown, Secretary pro. ten. Cai who left home W. Sli, 4 ina rd from, about rince and Mott HEODORE SEDGWICK HAS RESUMED THE PRAC- O his business, to take charge of an oyster house. tee of his profession as attorney and counsellor at | St tho Oyster Bank, 120 Centre street, near White. ‘il be 0 edd siden Beten bbe Z HIP CARPENTERS, WANTED. aa Aare A NOM YSTERMANIWANTED—ONE THAT UNDERSTANDS Inquire Beaks ebm ot March 9, Robe: ae for NYork. in tow, aft gw | WANTED—OF ‘JOHN AND JANE nd Maria Jobneon and her daughter Mary Also arr the Rover, of the cargo i BR Ke 22 ae McL. 18 REQUESTED TO CALL, AS ivau. rangements with those who This tribunal is a OWN.” | & ie fazen, ‘Philadelphis; ‘ister Forte Holber be off 0th, Great Western, Furbe; Hobert, ei from Charleston John, NB, with 10 feet water in her hol , Montezuma, Mosher, Boston; 71 French, and W watt, ‘N York: RB a Dyer, N O1 Polister, and Dirigo, Coo) The decree of the court ain General as Super-Intendente, who ordered that the ship and cargo should be given up and a fine of $6,000 imposed instead. iE bt Wee, TOOK THE OVERCOATS FROM pote The highest refere uh way. fm Now York; Lad: He also directed ven for the amount of the fine | hy the agenis to the collector, subject to the decision of the Queen, advising that a memorial be prepared and sent to ber, and promising to have it promptly forward- ed, and he had no doubt it would be remitted altogether, A bond for the $6,000 was accordingly made, guaranteed by one of the most substantial houses in this city; this was refused by the collector, and he also refused to allow any American honse to become reet, New York. X.—PERHAPS YOU MAY STILL BE ABLE TO | on Thursda; + come this morning. I expected to leave town to-mor- row; but if I don’t see you this morning, will postpone it, and to-morrow. Ihave much of interest to time don't be troubled. All wil een, ero 9 At VC AACOCA CI UA ATCHMAKER WANTED.—A FIRST RATE WORK- Hawk, Bunker, NY! more; hed Jacket —, Melbourne; forcros Stetson, NYork; Arab, ie N Markaway, Brock, and Wi mer, Charleston * John Garrow, Dyer, NOrle: Y.% WILL FIND A LETTER IN THE BROOK. lyn Post Office, \ under protest. Lis very much dissatisfied with the om Honse officials, rive, v Virgis Pez pel the ERTISERS AND THOSE I HAVING ADVER- ber of carpenters to 4 # new ship, be t 1 t Ii Bnd men vonrdod at'be 50 re jewett, 111 Broad st., up | Aas, whe ihe ae for this eit ae the ie S8eT. ARY | ink. “pip todamen Jeet, bron ot, op stale, information o above wil ankfully receiv | ‘TTE! 7 y, 23 Hamilton strect, NewYork. Coun- | dorm makere. Apply at the oWee'of the forte fern try papors bey Rony. rations, pam ey a it adver- had ‘Sone | street, between Gouverneur aad a tising connection of his own, be is desirous ‘of TN ag Poeseee 8 rate Becent od, or those who desire t wail remunerate a native CUTTERS.—WANTED, A CUTTE| e aid = om and shop "ites and te saaist aise we shut the Hore one as mite his aconte vd to goa er, No.7) South Ninth street, Wil: | of Mrs, Newcombe, 200% Brot evening, atuut Bo" sherk. Meier a a need ap} without ave it ere Metre. the owner, notice of thete Ie THE LECTURE SEASON. neod SFU AHLES EMMONS, Clothing Store, 11 Pook lip. Bend through the Post Office to Annan, | SYLAR ne nnn ee te T' Tl RIGHTS AND WRONGS OF [ATCHMAKER fed re. ome W. WELSH’s, at wtreet, oF H. Thayer, 106 William | Teor -Avecture on the above subject will be delivered rh atreet, [as OBA ay dad journeyman carpenter, ish & Payne. waged to take charge. 8 o'clock. Tickets, 23 cents, may ts bad ah an the apo but a first rate workman wanted. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &0. at the Broadway Tabern: Wir WANTED—AT 77 NASSAU STREET, NY by J. Whiteford. HORSE AND HARNESS FOR SALE—SUITABLE fors ede doctor. or famil, neee i kind and ithout a fault. Apply at 248 Ble jy to Hiram Young, 163 Broadway. W *neyines baron an ba A FIRST RATE JOUR man barber and hairdresser; none other nesd a York, ships $V Given, for Batavia; Miltia nderwriter, Shipley, for NYork rus do te ih ten O oof u r thie deciaion made by cknowledgiment o ¢ goverpment, and itis so considered by ptain General justice of the * SPRING GOODS, Senne | Prise $210. Inquire at No. 18 An MPORTED FLOWERS OF A MOST COSTLY CHAR- " acter.—The artistic slallo! the Purisia nis fally si by the production of popular desiens rateartificials. JAMES TUCKER to the y eee of the trade a very com ennet frames and crowns relinble, 297 Broadwa for Capo of Good Mope; Ui IME INTELLIGENCE. Manchester, for Consul, Milis, do 13th; ¢ a HORSE, CART, AND y ric se oi yours old this spring. towed, HAWS ply. Cait at 18 Cortlandt strooi, under the Western hor to all inde of Work; cart and harness new last October, ANTED—A FIRST RATE GRAINER. THE, BEST” Fe reot, between 4and 6 ociranee etven. rhs, wishes im - over: Apply thw JJOR SALE—TWO SECOND HAND BUGGY WAGONS, | Feonth treet, third floor, front room. ‘one open, the other shifting top, both in | ning order; to Le seen at No. 19 Vestry’ stroot, FURNITURE, and Ca ALMANAC FOR Siew Bim 5 4 na ton, Spooner, do Ith; Morning Star, Fister, “Go Ith: GW eeght, Baltimore 1 AWAY, Brett, Ciatieston soon; W Savannah soon, ie March 9, Patrick Le PORTING, &C: 4 628 Broadway, who recelved first me- SPORTING, &C. | mare, fold for want of use. Apply to DAVID LANS, No. Gale fo be i Faluce aad’ i “ ne we } ‘enth etree et suite of enai “YANGE ENGLISH MASTIFF DOG 70 BE SOLD— | 4 Spyro ee | OU thee | chamber f b K HORSE BAZAAR, 26 CROSBY ies tensive stoe Aaah TRH ube abe a cane, wen | N™Z ccetion tne ot horase, carriages, harnoee siraw Dalliasees, pillows and bo Liseiae mtd in I (OR SALE—A SUPERIOR ROCKAWAY, MADE TO NAM! ‘ITURE. MA’ 1 order in Quobeo, light and little wed. Also @ fine bay HN SPEt ED courage FURN Twas & &e., every Monday and 4 Wednesday aid 'c10k etato | URNITURE, FURNITURE THE, HIGHEST 0) eppiiog ta" to Me, THRE MURTAGH 20 Broadway, up ot nix: javre, Baxter, Havre, M Livingston Havaus J WoRL@OL a Cy, ia ‘ATPIELD, ar | i a ther beds, carpe oi LARGE ENGLISH MASTIFY DOG FOR BRIN. | GECOND, HAND ocnte: WARNES, WANT prise Boe "an token. doteley, guns, Petar Price $5), C: n by Sx 7000 order. f ote, price ‘and other bee forsons rosi Theol ren neon, adi tg, Brooklyn, or J Coe will rocoive attention, Pri rr ‘or apply to BR, Watrh TERE Be son an, fe