The New York Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1854, Page 8

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. | ay THE LA’ €ST ASPECT OF THE GADSDEN TREATY. VETO OF THE INDIGENT 1. S1NE LAND BILL. THE WEST POINT ACADEMY, &., &e., &. The Latest from Washington. THE LAS? PHASE OF THE GADSDEN TREATY—PROB- PECTS OF THE $LOO AMENDMENT, ETC. Wasutnarox, April 20, 1854. of importance was transacted in Execu- ‘The Gadsden treaty was up, and an No bus tive sess on unimyortant smendment regarding the boundary was introduced by Mr. Mason, Without coming to a vote, an adjournment took place, It is now believed some sort of s patched up treaty may pass, but more with a view to keeping the wegotiations open than with any idea that | Santa Anna will agree to it. The Sloo amendment, if introduced, will kill the treaty. That is an ascertained | fact, as more than six Senators who voted for the ratifl- cation will change their votes, should it be engrafted in the treaty. A large moneyed interest is brought to bear in the Stoo matter, and this accounts for the statements sent from here, that if it is recognized the treaty will pass. Depend upon it, the reverse is the fact. VETO OF THE INDIGENT ANE LAND BILL—DEATH OF AN EDITOR. ' The grant of ten millions of acres of public land to be distributed among the States to amel! rate the condition of the indigent insane, passed by the House yesterday, and known aa Miss Dix's bill wil fail to beeome a law— the President’s signature being denied J. G. Moore, formerly associate edi'or of the New York Courier and’ Enquirer, here Inst evening, from | pnuemonig. I!is remains are (o be taken to Philadelphia, THIRTY-THIKD CUNGRES3, FIRST Ne ee smNo7 8, April 20, 1854. IVAT® CLAIMS, BTC. Mr. BRonimeap, (dem.) of Pa., preseated petitions from Pennsylvania, praying for an amendment of the Home- atead bill, so as to require the Treasury of the United States to pay back to ‘all persons the amounts paid by them for public lands. Mr. Purr, (dem.) of Ind., preaented twelve petitions from various States praying for the abolition of the ua: constitutional office of chajlain, Mr. Wane, (freesoil) of Ohio, presented memorial from Ohio against the extension of slaver . SUMNER, (freesoll) of Mase., presented resolutions from towns in Massachusetts against repealing the Mis- souri compromise Mr. Dawson, (whig) of Ga., presented resolutions of the Legislature of Georgia sustaining the Nebraska bill; also, petitions for erecting a Post Office at Savannah. The bill for the of relief Smith and Jeifreys, the Texas mail contractors, was passed. ; A Joint resolution authorizing ‘the settlement of the accounts of mail contractors where the contracts were suspended in 1888 and ’89 was reported, taken up and passed. LAND OFFICES IN NEW MEXICO. ‘The bill establishing a land system for the Territory of New Mexico was taken up and passed, EXECUTIVE SESS The Senate, at a quarter before cae o'clock, went into executive session. At 4 o’ciock the doors were opened, and the Senate ad- joarned till Monday. House of Representattves, Wasmcron, Appil 20, 1864. SOUTHERN Male The House resumed the consideration of the Senate bill authorizing the Postmaster (General to continue the con- tract for carrying the mails between Mobile and Mont- ney, (whig,) of Ky., spoke against, and Mr. Har- Ris, (dem.)’ of Ala., in favor of the bill, which, after two hours devoted to ite eonsideration, was’ passed. WES? POINT ACADEMY BILL. TH House went into committee amendments to the West _ Polat on the Senate's Academy bill, and by a vote of 65 agains agreed to that appro- priating $20,000 for a Cavahy Exereise Hall. ‘the Senate's amendment increasing the salaries of the professors of French and 1 were disagreed to, and that incre: Master of the Sword to $1, a w wing from $1,500 to $2,000 ng the ‘salary of the retained. Mr. Dean, (dem.) of N Y., having callod for separate votes, the ee t appropriating $,000 for officers’ quarters, was disagreed to. After further uninteresting proceedings the cominittee rose, when the House concurred in the above named amepdments—that relative to the Cavalry Exercise Hall Y., said that as he was on would not hayean opportu- ing the House against the and therefore asked leaye to print his ax, (dem.) of N ng the city , ag he intended, of a nit Nebraska bill, perch Conse was granted. Adjourned, From Roston, THE COCH!TUATE BANK—RUMORED FAILURE OF THE BANK OF TLETON, VT. Bostox, April 20, 1854. In the matter of the Cochituate Bank this morning, Judge Shaw decided that the temporary injunction con tinue until Juno 5, when the report of the special re- ceivers appointed will determine whether the mjunction shall be perpetual, or the bank me business. It is currently reported that the Bank of Castleton Vermont, has stopped payment. There is no positive information, except that its bills are retused at the Suf- folk Bank here. The Trial of the Brothers Ward. Lovisvirin, April 20, 1854. Judge Kincheloe has prohibited the publication of the evidence in the case of the brotuers Ward until after the trials are over. Breaking up of the Ice in tho St. Lawrence. MonTReat, April 20, 1854. The ice is broken up in front of this city, but has not yet moved down. boats The river must now be crossed in The Maryland ing is now actively progressing in the Maryk ‘ons. 16,000 tous were forwarded last week, Lake Nav igation, &e. enor, April 20, 1853. oespallie Clitton was ashore off Point straits are full of ice. Markets. | New ORLRANS, ‘Aubarques Our cotton market 0 proved towards the clo: The day's ‘8 | | March last, | Mrs. Knearnacion Palomino, sales wore 10,000 bales. Middli Wheat is a trifle higher, selling at £185. Flour is at $7. Lard is firm and tending upward—sales at 93gc. Rio | coffee—Sales of 8,000 bags at Ye. a 101sc. Mess pork is at $18 and prime at $11. Sales of rice at 43¢c. Tobacco is dull, owing to high freights to Europe. Exchange on New York is quoted at 14g¢. premium. Freights are firm®. | The weather is frosty and unseasonable. | is quoted at 7c. Williamsburg City News. BounDaRims oF THR New Wanps.—The territory of Wil liamaburg will be divided into four wards, by the: act con- solidating Brooklyn, William boundaries and numbers ward—Bounded by the Bre street, and Ninth street. Fourtee Grand street, Fast riv Fourteenth .and Thirteenth streets, and Ninth street. Fifteen ward— Bounded by South Second street, Union avenue, Wyckoff street, Bushwick avenue, North Second street, Smith street, Richardson street, Leonard street, Van Pelt street, Fifth street, Union avenue. h Second street, Ninth street, and South Second to the pl ning. | Sixteonth ward—Bo Brooklyn and Newtown turnpike, Wyckoff street, Union avenue, § Ninth street, to the place of beg’ ne, East river, h ward—Boun: Bushwick ‘avenue, Second street, and Commodore Jesse D, Eliot on the Right of Search, The following characteristic letter frdm the late Com modore Liliot, upon a proposal to search American ves eels for deserters by a Frencl naval commander at de Janeiro, will be read with interest at the present time -— Starrs Snip Cyaye, June 11, 1824. f Until f could learn the which was presented on t from bringing to your notice an attempt w the eve of being made in the examination of some of our merchant vessels by Commodore Frederick da Plantys, commanding his most Christian Majesty the King’ of France's frigate La Seine. Some part of his crew he deserted previous to that cate; and on the 5th instar whilst some of our merchant vessels were about depar ing the port, he sent one of his lieutenants on board, with structions to obtain my permission to board and | examine these vessels, with others, for his men. I di- | rected his officer to reply t under no circumstances | whatever could that permission be given, and trusted he possessed too great a venee of propriety for one moment to urge the measure; and in the event of his doing 80, T should resist every inch by force. [ accordingly made the necessary preparation, av: he abandoned the point. J.D. RLLIOT. The Hon. 8. S. Sovrmnn, Secretary of the Na A MAN KILLED oN TuR fatal accident occurred on the 19th inst. The train for Rahway, which leaves New You at 6 o'clock P. M., stops at cach of the three de pots at Newark. Soon after it had left the first depot, a nger jumped from one of the forward cars, and falling upon the track, was so crushed and bruised that ho died at 10 o'clock. During the three hours of his lingering death he was quite sensible, but steadily re- fused to tell his name, give any account of himself, or indicate any means of communicating with his frie refraine 3 2 3 sky RaRoapD—A rsey Railroad on Legal Intelligence, Sorpemr Court oy THe Unrigo STATES, APRIL 19.—No. 86. laintiff in error, vs. Geo. L. Brown. ause wa continued by Mr. Dow for the defendant in error, and concluded by Mr. Bartlett for the plaintiff in error. No. 87. The Piqua branch of the Bank ot Ohio, plain. tiff in error, p, treasurer, &c, The ang . dane Of this enuse vas oom: menced by Mr. Vinton for a/aintifl in egrox, Adjourned. NEWS. ‘FROM ‘CUBA. The Apprenticeship System in Cuba—Pab- 1 Mshed List of Masters and Apprentices. The steamship Crescent City, Capt. Windle, arrived yesterday from New Orleansand Havana. By her we have received some interesting intelligence. LETTER FROM ONE OF THE CUBAN JUNTA. One of the most active and influential members of the Cuban Junta in this city has addressed us the following | note, which we translate from the Spanish TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Deak Sin—It is but a few months ago since in the edi- torial columns of your journal you denied the truth of the statement that the Spanish government in Cuba were about to introduce the appienticeship system in that island, and asserted that such statement was simply one of the modes through which ‘he Cuban Junta atiempied to create excitement in the popular mind of the countr: Nevertheless, to convince you that such a report was aly solutely well founded, I have the pleasure of forwarding to you herewith a copy of the Gaceta de la Habana, of the 21th inst., containing an authorized list of the dis- tribution of some six hundred apprentices, from which | you will see shat the colonial government of Cuba has initiated the system in all its villany. Yours very respectfully, D. DE GOICONRIA. AvEn. 20, 1854. ‘The following is a translation of the article referred to | above, taken from the official government journal:— GOVERNMENT AND CAPTAINCY GENERAL OF THB BVEK PAITHYUT. ISLAND OF CUBA. List of the persons to whom the African Bozales, seized in the department of Trinidad in the month of have been assigned in apprenticeship for y the Captain General, one of seven rancisco Maesiri Eras ey Count O'Reilly. ellency Count de la Fernandi ‘aimunde Garrien..... Mr, Policaipo Urhazos, Mr. Carlos Benitez ., Mr. Felipe Arango..... Mr. Felipe Alum Mr. Evansto Lamar. Mr. Luis Leiras . His Excellency Don Gaegorio Mr. José Bruzon Brigadier Santiag Mrs. Rita Lamar... SabRS8- asa She etise WOO mA ix Cabello nel Quevedo. . Candide Pequeno . Thomas de la Pen: : Miguel de Castro . Manuel Anselmo Chaple. aureano Guitar n’Pelayo, Pardo & Company Mr. Domingo Martinez..........4. His Excellency Don Antonio Juan Parejo . Eustaquio i tanillo Mr. Manuel Santos Lam. Mr. Ramon Montalvo Mr. Miguel Patino, Mra. Clara Abril... The Hospital of Manzanillo. Mrs. Benigna Aparicio Mrs. Maria Jesus Lamar Mrs. Carmen Pontisis.. Mrs. Mrs. M Mrs. wS8an pa te Srororom esr wea rare pe Mrs. Rosario Montero Espinosa Mr. Francisco de Paula Michelena. Mrs. Merced Araoz... bp Mr. Isidro Hernandez y Jimenez Mr. Jose Ramon Cabello... Mrs. Magdalena Herrerra Mrs. Maria Antonta Valdes Mr. Manuel Acevedo. xcelleney Don Joaquin Roca de To, Mr. Eduardo i Mrs. Antonii Mirs. Mariana Cantini.. Ordered by His Exceliency the Governor Captain:Gen- eral {o be published in the Official Gazette of the govern ment for the information of all persons 0 Sonoarnad. Havana, April 10, 1854, OSE ESTEVAN. Semon mm neste S 2 ~, Valdes Mendoz woes Havana, April 14, 1854 Religion and Religious Observances in Havana during Pas- sion Week—Processions, tc.—Designs of Spain as to Cuba—Value of the Island to the Unjted States—Milé. tary Preparations—American Vessels at Matanzas, dc. ‘The festivities of holy week commenced yesterday, con- sequently a universal Sabbath prevails in Havana until Tuesday next. Vehicles of every description are pro- hibited within the walls, and the unusual sight of ladies walking in the streets—passing to and from church—is now seen, for the first and only time during tLe year. The Captain-General and heads of departments at- tended service in the morning at the cathedral. The pomp and splendor of the turnout was imposing, oven to | In the evening he—not the republican— | exhibited himself from the" balcony of the palace to | a republican. thousands of the loyal and disloyal of both sexes, who were promenading and enjoying the music on the placa beneath. At the churches the morning services are of @ cliarac- ter to represent the death of the Saviour and descent to the grave. During the afternoon and evening of yesterday | and this morning he is exhibited in the churches as laying in the tomb, with the brilliant illuminations and well arranged scenic effect supported by the government and military. Mp wender that the young are educated, the ignorant humbugged, and the better informed compelled to believe in the supremacy of the holy Spanish Catholic church. This afternoon, at three o'clock, the procession —composed of the church, the military and the people— passed through the principal streets, carrying lifo-sizo | representations of the dead Saviour, of the Virgin Mary, the Aposties, with banners, flags and church parapher- nalia, decorated most profusely and untastefully with tinsel ornaments. Profound quiet will reign until 10 o'clock to-morrow | morning, and then‘ to make upfor lost time, as well as to indicate great joy for the ascent to heaven—the most infernal din and noise ever heard begins—zans are fired, horns blowed, drams beat, bells that are sound and ro cracked (and the cracked ones are largely jority,) are—not rung—but hammored and pounded until they send forth such piteous pests Tordant sounds that would drive the “old Internal” self beyond the city gates, were he not so firmly and a0- curely domi led behind the altars in certain large e¢ uring this confusion. | Daring these rel during military, are attentive to to last these Sabbaths a sufficient through the remainder of the Even the interest previ States news has abated within the past two days: but still there is confidence expressed that the administration will act decisively and promptly upon the retura of the Madrid messenger. No one for a moment doubts the tion of the Spanish government, and the reply they will return, and no one doubts that if the administration fails to perform their promises, that the people wit! take their use in their own bands, maintain their rights, and vin- dicate American honor. President Pierce undoubtedly has been governed in his course by the combined wisdom of the Cabinet, and he has calculated to surprise the American people by a purchase of the Island of Cuba—relying upon the sagncity of M. Soule and the bubbling of the political eaaldron at Madrid. Let him at once dispel these hopes. Spain has no desire to sell, and she will only Inve him on from day to day to gain time to consummate her plans for the de- struction of the island under the secret English ¢ Even though Spain does apologize for the Black W: insult, will the United States permit this interference of Great Briiain and the establishment of a free black colony close upon her southern border for the ultimate destrac- tion and annoyance of Southern interests? Self protec- tion admonisiies us to possess the island. eq asacoaling depot for our steamers—we need it to give employment to our coasting and other vessols. And American republicanism and freedom revolts at tyranny and oppression so near her, and Sus he Ray and philanthropy of the heart ix aroused in pf the Gown-tr ppreesed and groaning white slaver of Cuba. Under all these cireu neces the peopts of the United States are called upo: act, and we believe the time has arrived when they will act and prove to the world their true position. The Crescent City has just arrived and sail o'clock. I must be brief. The frigate Columbia, sloo of war Albany, and steamer Fulton, sailed on Sfonday, leaving us entirely without a vessel of war, or ang other protection other than can be afforded by the sul, who is only reoggnized as a commercial age ment is unnecessary. The American Consul at Neuvitas is under arrest for some alleged errors in a manifest has been returned from Spain. Great activity is manifested among the soldiera and at the military stations on the island. The number of troops in active service has been very mu@h exaggerated not more than 16,000 or 18,000 could be brought into ac tion. Some thirty new guns have been mounted on the Moro, and ammunition is being supplied in great nbun- nee during the night to the different forts. A large fleet of American vessels, some sixty, are at Matan vas. and about twenty at this port. Fearing leat I should be too late far the steamer, 1 close abruptly, but with expected to-morrow. the hope that the Black Warrior, morty will bring us good news from home The Turf. LOUISIANA RACE Lovisiana Jockey CLcB—WEDNESDAY, April 12,—Purso 8600, three mile heats, J. Minor’s b. f, Mary Taylor, by Sovereign, dam Clara Howard, 4 years old... hae 2 1 A. Lecomte & Co.'s gr. h, White | Kaj y Gray Fagle, dam Sarah Miller, 4 years olf... : John Clark’s br. f. Maid of Orleans, by Berthune dam Alice Carneal, 4 years old Hiram King’s ch. g. Rabe, b: Minstrel, by Hedve, aged Time, $:35—5:34%. THURSDAY, April 18. ree $500, two mile heats. A. Lecomte & Co.’# ch. f. Teallie, by Flying Dutchman, dam Miss Riddle, 2 years old A. L. Bingaman’s br. f. Atala, by Ruffin, dam Artaline, 3 years old.. T. J. Wells’s b. f. Edith, »; Sovereign, dam Ju: dith, 8 years old. D.F. Kenner’s gr. g. Gold Dust, bby Gray “Medoo, dam Ha’ penny, 3 years old.... *Threw his rider. Time, 3:424{—3 30 easy. Bee law has paasod avo) the Senate of Ohio to re 2 o tmp. ‘Trastee, dara a © * is. A prohibitor: by a vote of rtf | or is- | ¥ Broderick, B W Hayan, LP Wilson, G W Peterson, G H quire it | Personal Intelligence. os beige Counsellor of State a and member of the rial Aca dere of Sciences at St. Petersburg ns anbved at the St, Nicholas Hotel, being on a tour in (he United States to visit our scientific, educational and in dustrial establishments, Capt. P. A. Stockton, Newport; Capt. Culum, U.S.A, Capt. 8. R. Dawson, U. 8. A., Lieut. Col. Price, U.S. N., Samuel Tuper, South Carolina; F. French, Troy; Augustus Jones, Dutchess; Hon. J. Jones, the Vaks England; A. A. Dunlop, aibeas Major Hill, British ar army; Fiolaridge D Gray, England; Ed. Drew, Esq., Montreal; Mr. and Mra. Wey ebec; Howard Cunningham, Boston; Dr. Bay, | Albany; E.G. Duvall, Baltimore, were among the arrivals atthe St. Nicholas yesterday. The number of arrivals at the St. Nicholas, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of this week were five hundred and eighty. Hon, E. N. M. King, Memphis; P. Red Geo. Drummond, Edinburg; Wm. Wakefield, London; 5 H. Billing, Paris; J. C. Rome, Royal Navy; J. Hall, Brit ish Army; G. C. Leadyard, Wisconsin; L. ¥. Fuller, Cali- fornia; G Hi. Roberts and party, Philadelphia,’ were among the arrivals, yesterday, at the Metropolitan Hotel. adge Harvaland, ; L. W. King, New Haven; G. vrott, Louisville;’ J. Gusman and lady, N. C., were among the arrivals yestorday at the Astor House J. G. Williams, Washington; J. Phalon, Texas; H. Gleo- son, Dover; W. G. Moore, Binghamton;’ E, Jone: ¥ ork, arrived yesterday at the Prescott. Asla—Dr Dougles, ARRIVALS. pine Chattonden, Migs From Liverpool, in R. M. Mr Wm Westgarth, Mr and Cowri, Mrs, Wolvetnan and norte, "Major Hill's child and nurse, Major Hill and lady, Mr T H Harrison, lady, and two Sinidcen: r Redpath and Lady, Mra Barnard, Miss Bar nard, Mr. 3 Koupes and Indy. Messrs, Ritchie, Gunnin: Sharples, John Sharples, 1G Greene, Rousset, © WC: dock, Crocker, Beattio, Goodman. GH Drommond, Rossip, Napier, J MR Ri Philip Spyor, Mr Sryer, ‘Mr Uj Grayson, L_A Trueful and Mr J Meyer, Mr Congrave. rr. Mr J Crittenden, tir Yioutiedge aud friend, Commissariat Gl Bollenden, Mr E Bieluyck, Mr O'Neill, Mr Mu Mr.J Horrock, 3 Whiteford, Mr Wd Wiswoll, Mr E a Rya | ACarvillier, RD Collis, Chief Justice Lafontaine Mrs Wellsman, two ohildren and nurse, Cropper, Mr fie E Jones, A Cameron, Mr Drey, Mr and, Mrs Supp! ton J. Mullen, Ma Hill’s mae servant, P Hey, ir Laume ani lady, Mrs Jo ston, Mesd Paton, Mes Win Porrington, Mrs Schwarts, Mre Long, Miss Long, E Long. S Long, ‘M Long, Mr Wat- Kine, Mr Coffin, Miss Laiferty, From New Orleans, in the a Ludwig, Mra Remailho and two two childres, Bra Wm C Harriton, C Lapsguerio, Thompson, Mra B Chuchart and child, Capt Jsmes Aikman, wnd 38in ste From Havai ia, JF Garcia, Pr Gar: A “Inayrand olild,'V Ferrer ud lady. Dill Fenilow oupil, M Torres, M Pizara, A do G Boiogne and lady, E 7, Gombar ¥ Lopis, G Leverett, dren and servant. Miss Stryhas, E Ca it, Wm Whitemoro, Ri 4 th, Montredl; ne ‘amencos, Mr SEY: 3 3° = id ey fret ‘mE ig oF Fo “8 44 a = ALong, fr Lafferty. mahip Crescent Clty —Mrs rom, Mrs Welsh and duane ae aeues ra four Capt Androw Scott Englebr @ Lew) Sigeart From Richmond, ke tenmship Jamestown—Lewis Meayer, MF Downs, T'Sonns A G Cobb and lady, Wm fe, JJ O'Brien, Mra Lolia Kovertson, Miss P Bornard, Mra Jemmis, Jobn Bernard aud lady, I. Burger, J C. New: ton, and 20 in steeraze. From London, in skip Americas Comgross—C Walker, G W Chemell, W Snow, R Townsend, Mrs M Roff, Miss ML Luckiv, Mrs M Par¥burst, Anne 8 Parkhurst, Miss L | Parkhurst, Miss A 5 Parkbarst. From New Orleans, in ship Creole—W S$ Hotton. DEPARTURES. .in the steamship Star of the West— Adams & Co's Expr i lis, Fargo & Co's mos- | souger, Mra A ‘Clark, Mrs! a +1 agerald, L B Clark and wife, Jas Hert, K Snook and wife, J A Snook, Mrs C C Cook and | child, Mrs L R Eastman and infant, Win Post, wife and ser- vant, C'S Hathaway and wife, G N' Ferguson, Mrs RC De- mise and ehild. J H Swain and wife Mrs U A Swais aud two souk, Mies Swain, Mrs WH tes Ludlum. Miss J Lud- js E Ludlum, Mra J Tsnacs, E H Schroster, mronson, J Tho C Smith, J H Reigart, uebly, SH . Mrs Haye and child, Mrs Geo Garin, Mi DO Tr: thiluren, 1 W bradley, G te dichsrda: Mea 8 SF Cross and wife, Mrs § Dolano, M'H Wall J.P Potts, Ghee Barton, A Phillipe Mrs J Clay and thres children, D Fairfield, J Bradbury, H Powors, Miss C Martin, Mra KR Rockfeller. ‘Mrs A D Thomas, H B Minot, William Drummond, rs Linn ard boy, Miss E Lyon, Wim Wood- ward P Malone, wifo and two infan: Kingston, M Barrell Mics SM Hopkiny, Mrs GW Hopkiay ead tnfen | Mev M Hopkina. M Hopkineand child, J D Pike, O Howar: SLoward, W fi Pratt BS Holman, § Slocum, § H Waal burn, J Swart, Wm W Davis, L Smart, E Perrochan Mrs | M Beate, ster, ate Jos Ackerman and infant, Miss H Strump and infant, 'T shad and wife, B | A Godfrey, wife and child, Mra © Lany ang. thune Sad child? Mew avn John aud inane Mes Mary Evang, Mes May Rowell, Miss R Duffy, Mias Ann Dunnigan and two sisters, J E Munson, Miss EZ Donohue, Mrs M Fitzgerald, P A Jenning, R C 'Demmit, William Fulton an wife, , Miss C B Dempsoy, Miss Mary Quinn F W Pryor, | Mra MeLaughlin and two infante hae Grae bach, R Pryor, J Genrdon, Miss Mary Moran, Miss M Moran, Miss Mary Mowes, A Mowes, Miss 'E Dix Mra and two children, W Abraham, M Vi 186 E Segrist, Miss © Rowland, P Driggs, © M More Poole, J Cronin, Miss E Dabrey and infant J Orr. Burdett, Miss Ann Smiller. Mra P Daly and child, Miss E Herron. Mrs P Callahan, H Smith, T R Lasher. 8 Donahue and wife. L Stanley, H Stanley. E | Morris, JB Mason, A Mead, W Buckland. itts M Ready, | child and infant,'J © Sherwood, Miss J Connolly, Miss Connolly RH O'Farrell, M O’Farrell, FA @ McCume, J M Burbank, J TNyo. JB Mutohingon. Win Davison d Woymouth, WT Halliday and wife, J SMuzzay, J Gilchrist, Geo Wilson, G Yale, JY Smoker Miss Velot Livingiton, Hs 8 Herrick, EJ Smith, F Blake, Jas Shields, J Latia, HW Woodward, J McVay, Jobn Reilly, Mary Murphy A W. ‘Thompson—with a full complement in the steerage. For Aspinwa'l and California, in steamship Geo Law—D I Wevmouth FA Gibbs Capt Waterman, Indy and servant, Bre Senator Gwin and family, Gov ‘Abermeth ce Indy and twa children, JC Vandervoos Ded DWe and indy, & W Church worth {ady and chile, D Hanow: A Conbe!l Miss IT M Miller, M Ryan, Rov E Lacey, J © Garde For Puenta Arena: Beuren, nd wife, Mary Duzen Miss Mary Ent M McLane, E Kolley, J Johnson, P Morrell, Mra Coddington and child, Mrs Ingolds- hy C8 Ingoldeby: Mrs Creigh, Mr Crolch, Miss Nichola, Miss © Goodwin H H Lull, O Wymeuth, G Morgan, R Loihy J Hoag Mr Flanery and sen, J 2 Waters, J Sherwin, Mrs DK Jones and child, Mrs J’ R Lockwood, Mrs G F_ Reeves and two children, Mrs Spary and two children, Mra J L Onley, WP Platt, Mrs Storey and servant, Mrs Shephord, child and two servants, Miss Zimmorman, Miss W Wilkin son, Mra Butlor and child, Mra Ei White. Mr Dnnean and wile, Mri PB Bomer J R Cooper, L W Hi Mr Cohen, Adams & Co messenger Welle & Woo met og Berford & Co's 86 Mr Hughes, Mr HI og test SP cose, Mra Ritchie and ‘two daugh- ters, Miss FE Ritchie and servant x Wheaton, Wm Rit chie. H Rite! G j RC Montgomory, ta, 8 Clark J Lawtine © Govenia Ht W Creigh, F Gi ton C$ Hosmer and wife, Mrs Morey and three children, Mra Harris, 7 J Lamb, © Ketchum and lady, P Richi, H Adams, Mise Sinpson, threo Misses Hammond, Mr Hammond, Mre eit mery and child, Mre C Hall, 4 Sattelmeyer, indy and ehi!d: G Brunner, FW Tachery, 3 Brobit Mrée Reiley, Mii Mra Arvold and infant, | Miss R Fitepatrick, Miss B ritepattie G Dougherty and child. Mrs Dingeon and child, C White, ¥ Young and lady, | J Bias, M Somerville, Eliza Johnson, W ‘uller, Mr Fu! | jer, P Yulee, Miss B Kenne ly, OT itr, | H Rivott and child, O M Shervin and lady, W Stone and Jady. Mra Scuthworth aud dauenter, J H how, JM Minger, Morr Miss Tacknoy, ad Hillyer, A Wisner, G Pardee. | J Rean, J Dasher avis, N Rice. Forman, 32 Anim | ton, Mrs Hastings and son, Miss S | Sh Farusworth, PH Pray, A Cormorell, Mist Sage | infant, HR Hanchet, LE Grover, A W Curtis, Sti ton, $ Tepper, N M Helmany, NS mtyeen Win M Knowlto: Mrs Landerbinger, J Berlever, A Varian, Mes J Broderick, eyer ee ‘a, A Massey, J Ward, Mrs Morton, W O Murray, H ttonerand lady, AE Hardee, J Reed, aa Punsons, J Hi Pierson, J Froderick, J A wood and lady, J Sheltey, ZN Doe, WS Colden and child Miss MA Bremam, 1 Mra Guyong, Mrs © R Hall L Keeler, G A Har: ward, A Mc SA Osborne, J Q'ppar, H Anderson, JF W Wentworth, J Muttle, J Fisher and wile, @ P Beckwith ZDay, A Lynch. J Martin, PO Brian, J Mollons, a Davis, S Wilson. GH Wadsworth’ J. Mayon. R Royer, A Pooley snd Brother, BCavanaughs. F McCay, J Colman, H Hughes, # Clark, P Smith. sity, D Doasliy,? Mecann, J Con J Dolertons RStoopen. H Fowler, JM Wat. forman and wife, J Heaney, M Sweancy, M Turinien, Dr G Cumings. W Baker, W A Stelton, W Brydle, J L.Godtrey, P Crowlop. ngiam, J E Smith, 'Z Zim- we rman, L Worthington L BChtistias, MGreget: J Brice, Wasson, R Elierron J Rickson, J Morgan, RBryttle, J Conon, F Doll, A Bert, JH Atrams, AE Abrams, § H Cates.’ J F Gates, J Parker. J Conway, THowley, H Day. NB Weeks, H Croz, J Bosquit, wife and threo children, J © Kure $E Grecloy J Ressan, J Horne, A Jones, J Sherk, JH Smith WB stewart, 8 Rochill EB Taylor, W Chandler. | R Tivemere, DM Whiting, J D Miller. H Whitney, H J Hyland P Barstow, R Connell © full comploment im errage. and Interesting Memorial People are in the habit of expressing surprise at any eccentricity in the weather; such, for instance, as the heayy snow storm of the 16th inst. The annexed note, handed to us by a friend, while it will remind our readers of a similar meteorological incident five years ago, prée- rents an interesting memorial of a lameniod statesman, who hardly ever penned an ordinary note without con: veying some fact or idea impressive and instructive: — TuuRspay Morning, April 19, 1849. My Des Sin. —I recei evening. The snow storm will delay i Norfolk, and L be happy to Mason any time to-day. 1th of April, 1776, wae hot a day that many n their return from ‘Concord fight” march, quite overcome, and others » over-heated cattle and dogs. Here we ara, on the same day, four degrees further south, in the midsi of a snow storm Yours, truly, Masox Granamt DAN’L, WEBSTER. STRUCTION OF THE COLLEGR BUILDING OF THE ANA Sars UNiversity,—This morning, at 2 o'clock, | the University building in this place was discovered to be on fire. and ‘being situated about haifa mile from the main part of town, was completely enveloped in flames before any considerable number of our eitizens could be | collected @n the ground. It having taken fire in the vi- | cinity of the stairway, all chance of regaining the upper tories was totally excluded. Nothing now remat at four main walle, and the smouldering timbers and books belonging to the valuable libraries of the University, and of (he Athenian and Philomathean Societies, which are valued, altogether, at about $6,000, comprising nearly ") volumes. Nothing whatever, was saved from the nes. —Bloomingion News Letler, April Oe Srare Prison Convicts—Judge Robinson, Fri- sfternoon, in the Court of County Sessions, sentenced ig who were convicted at the present term of * Court —Lewis Mory and Alfred Mory, convicted of | forgery in the second degree in passing counterfeit money, sentenecd to the Clinton Prison for the term of five years h. James Stanford, convicted of burglary in the third in breaking into a store at West Troy, sentenced yearsat Clinton prison. Joseph Gannon, convicted of burglary in the third degree, in breaking into the store of Hagaman & Cowell, sentenced to two years at Clinton prison. Albany Jou "nal, April V7 en ee, Tae “Axort Ganrien” Unper Arrest t» Bos- TON —wJ. 8. Orr, the eccentric preacher, who goes about tho streets, inthe character of the Angel Gabriel, and summons bis audiences by blowing a brass trumpet, was, on the 18th iost., taken into custody by an officer in Boston. He was arrested as he was about getting up _ one of Lis customary disturbances in the gtreet, the charge ogainst him being for an alleged assault and bat- tery committed upon an Irishman, (and of course a | Catholic, ) several days since. The “Angel? was duly committed to durance vile, to. meditate upon the perse- outions against which the teformers of this wicked world have ever had to contend in their day and generation. | 4 Nowixarton Rasnorsy—On the 17th bye the | Senate rejected the nomination o! ad of {ise State of New York, pa ted Staton | gul dt the Sandwich Islands, . 2 St Se, 7 | Seb Tolegemy.”. Green, Matagorda, Texas, to MeCroady, - MABITIMNK INTELLIGENCE Matto Ce ca ques, Fravers Baskebe, M6 dagn, albiaes Sane ar File ‘Tonawands: of Philadel: Movements of Ocean “Steamers. H ter Uilmertin ° pile, trom Laverpool for Philadelphia, Cape beats 6 “ gare, | oct SE ea ae oe TW alk Sout Now p Grotto, from Havre for New York, with pastengerr, ang. id de & Bf ie ae | Aah oem. Rebineas, New Orlesus, With fazer and | 124 a andi tn Rad lass Sereeanet nes DONTE molnaces, to McCready, Matt £Co. Wen Ship “Lady Pravklic, of Rath,” 4 days from Norfolle for Schr Ophir (of Rookiaad), Booker, Key Tye Savannah (so reported), April 4, 5 7M. iat 8915, p lou 73 Oh master; 1éth inst, lat 3821, lon 74 a Kremlin’ freee Hewolale’ for NBeatond Aga three reefed for 4 balanced r: v 8 sca which stove bulwarks, cain w . White from Boston for Gibraltar, | tag cate ite itor Mystic), Williams, St Marks, 12 days, 36 12, lon 09 14. ret ith cottons av, to Bi Deudie & Petit, April, iat 3, lon 7, tf dg, ,iPalding. 11 dave from St Jage tor : | . for Charleston. Bare cis Ants | PELL at ie Meets Gaur rovirnas ay eaeaggee seh NB, foe Liverpool Apl 26 | eke paler yee as days. uf 2 antress, ar DI ign el. iy 3 | Sete Beper, cee decent oRaranee ite Marana hig Gat Hesee peat is, Terry, Wilmington, A May 6 | Bene ee Mt eer ie ot NS; aass, Umpire, Hit Nor. Oth, bark Louise, Lindsay, Havama: May 6 | Schr John Cadwallacer, Williams, Wilmington, Ne. ene ‘Chioftain., N: ols Ler May 10 Sebr Surprise,Col téraburg, Va, 11 deys, with to ne yo 3, P Eliicot ~~ | £e,to Jae Hunter & Go, “Encoustercd a snow storm of the | fon. Sd Sth, DARK Liste 7 Nickle, Nickel York; brig | Highlands on Saturday morning, and drifted to § latitu Gelade G Weshvare, Pisrse, Be 0244 led througl, a quantity of white pine | 40 Aten, arr 20% ult, pr ip. 78 ares som, "03.25 | Oak WES Om the Ana Crenyvncos—Arr April 5 rohe DB Barnacd, Piper, Phit- pareny SAA or, Richmond, 6 days. adelphia: Aura, aCroaby, NY Port of New Yorn, April 20, 1854, § oa K Mitoheli, Mullen, Dover, Del, 2 days, idelp at Pe: "Campbell Work; Nep’ ie Pectoe Joba Strad rr lee, D Davis, Dol ara ie York: sth, bork Mary. Silty cr hr ‘ler, Wilson, New CLEARED, . Fry, ickson, Delawa: 5 ds, x Steamship Star of tho West, Tinklepaugh, San Juan, Nic, | S°bF Bee, ‘Chgesman, sDalawars. ase pane ‘Are ie 18, sch Rosident, Hunt, Phitadel- ) Mor, Sloop ae Woodruft, Bridgton, Del. Havana — Arr April hi) Pumge stu Pratt, and ship George Law, Fox, Aspinwall, MO Roberts. | ) Bridgton, ; ase Ship Foshan Bates, Restarsvock, Homg’ Kong, Goodhue & | Steamer Totten, Kellog, saleweens Chile, Willcom, Bi mies Eepren Fein aie ‘Ship Stmoon, Smith, Salinas Bay, Nic, BA Mumford, Bark Panchita, Lane, from Cardenas, 3 Brig Zillah (Br), Pierre, Martivique, Whitman & | Bark Prentice, from -—— oh Wek ph > Wheelock Brig Rainbow, Banker, from Cienfuegos, 224 alt, with il in via Car-- riz Marshal Dute, Coloord, St Marys, RP Buck & Co. aucun and molasses Mataniag beige Lee Brig Thos Walter, Heath, Philadelphia, J Durand. "Brig m ——. Attavala, Carver, Sierra Morena: Sehr § Draper (ney ‘Ashby, (eit Norton, Jr. lis: four berks, sna fwolve Belge, saknewa. Lovejoy, NYork: ‘ohn othe bale . Chambers lunter & Co. | fae Red Gandy. Fr: ee, {aaliten: “ sStepmsbipe George, Law. Au inyrall It; Star of the Wost, | siehang — Sy ani i . Schr Imogone, Myers, Mobile. 1, "Wind daring the day from WSW, aud light. seman a via Sagua; © Sehr Jouas Smith, ndy, Mott & y ' . wit Bratt, Nork; sehire Mayflower, Talbot, Cayo Blancs; br G J Talbot, Amsbury, Savannah, Brott San & Co. | (Br Savvy Hox Parrrine Tatsonarn.) yur, King, Mi Ser Wm Pickering, Loud, Jacksonville, R P Buck & Co. | 2 Hiontanpe, A’ ag HE ee oe a1 ii hark Odd Fellow, Elliot. Portland; Schr Athalia, Welton, "AP lavhicola, Ada The shi Unterwater in the same position. Tho Schr Jas Grice, Rodgers, Chasseowitska, N steamers coree Law, Star of tho West, and Kennebec are Schr JF Smith, Dertickion, Wilmingtoa, NC, Doliner & south of the Highlands, cutward bound. to, do 16 tter. ‘ive one bar! \* t be Humming Bird, Bogert, Wilmington, NC, B Blossom Wind WNW, and light. ather bazy, our days terete sprang ioe dot en. 8 york: Schr Merchant, Winten. Richmond, © H Pierso Ofte We Lpnall, Niekels, Forkiand; Mary x Boston, he Orrin Cow), Sm eh, Middie River, Brown & tiaviland, ip See Myon S Laguipnext tay, te eeete tone jodgot, Waits, for ppleton, Nickerson, Boston, W T Lerrick, maps (aNArigouaeon.Shs it SAGO ea 8) Are March 29, brig Lucy Ann, Bryant, W Ropes & Co. pect Sissaxe), woes to be ont from NYork: Slat, bark Subiteo, rie Sete brigs Chee sy ‘Taunton, master ork in snip uickstep, Onarrivalat New | Heath, ‘Stimpsoi Chief Smith, Baltimore. ow teen eee ame ork. iar tone, Uuilt by Me Donald McKay in yy RN, NB rll 14, brig J & C Jost, Potter, Sloop meaty bron zrcritene, a 1:46, “was sold at auction at Boston, 18th inst, for $150) annoy Hara Suen AE Rhone Eid tren bask Caters 0 coe Beer eatin “Stackhoten Philadelphia, J &.N Briggs. 9g LAvmomED At Bast Machias 13th ina from the, yard of iOmae—Sid April 4, ship Hartford, bound N. A wel 3), ® fine copper fasten: Stoner Keunebeo, Copes Pliladelphi, © Sanford exited the Waredale, to be commanded by Capt Sheckford, Anpnosan—sia: ‘April'3, (before reporved 2d) Fame, Fam: ny, Bo ARRIVED. Asia, Lott, Liverpool, April 8, at 3:57 PM, nd passengers, to E Cunard. April 16, at 3 PM, teamship Canada, from Boston for Liverpool: alized ship Lady Franklin, Walker, from Liverpool York; 90th at 2 45 AM, ‘exchanged rockets with ip Europa, hence for Liver pools a8 7 AM, passed Derk Ithona, Leckie, Antwerp Jan 20, via Fayal Grher put in in distress), for New York. Steamship Crescent City, Windle, New Orleans, 11th inet, and Havens 1ith, with mise and 109 passeagers, to MO i a 3: bert Steamship Jamestown, Cavendy, Norfolk, &e, with mdse and passengers, to Ludlam & Pleasants. Ship American Congress, Williams, London, and Ports mouth Murch 18, with mdse nd 24) passengers, (> (rinell Minturn &Co. On Friday night 14th inst, was oif the Hook in 12 fathoms water, with » thiek snow storm; haulei off ae in a strong gale from E on Saturday and two following ! on thip Florida, gee 8 a5 anys, with mid Minturn & Co. Ship North. Star, Barclay, Liverpook,, Jan i ‘Thomas 4th inat, with W Goo by Liverpool Jan il; wh Clear’ while laying to. in gal aH H ahifted cargo; bore up for Cosk; left Cork Feb J, and Then 2) days ont in iat Sl lom 60, while laying ton’ gale froin SoW. was struck by'a cea which split the rudder head nna carried away main-and maintopsail yard: lost overboard. Richard Newman, seaman, of Liverpool: fixed te rudder and bop: away for St Thomas; arrived at that port March 12; re ges ond sailed for this port April 4; was 10 Passengers to Grin vin St s1 are was off Barney ne ene inst, and was driven by the late gale to Cape Hon lost maintopsail and split other sails; took a pilot from pl pllotbost No. 8, 17th § of Cape Henlopen. tution, Pal ton, Liverpool, March 19, with angers to Grinnell, Minturn & Co. April 14, ligh devel Rod a nae a a south as the Kea pilot on the TAR oat from the plotvont Soiph, ot Fin and. Ship John Bright, Cuttfng, Liverpool, M mare and 730 passengers, to Filinmed Guion, Had’ (ures births. April § on the Banks from lat 45 lon 43 to lat {2 and ton BL saw 68 large ieebergs, come of theta two miles Jong and about 300 foot Mah; the ship's rigging and saila was completely covered with ive, and blowing heavy from N. Took a pilot off Exg Harbor Isth, and was off Fire Island on Sunday nigi Lip MacedoMia (of Bath), Proble, Havre, March 12, in bi ‘with 257 ps watt bse to Snow & Burgess. Experience weather on @; lost foreyard. Saw large ay passa quantitice of ice on the F Ship Albert Gallatin, (of ‘Portsmouth, Salter, Havre, 26 days, in ballast, with 466 passengers, to Wm Nelson & Son, April 8 observed a comet’ in altitude 15th; Sth, lat 43 18, lon 47 30, saw many icebergs and field iee: 6th, geal 5). Jon 60, saw teebergs again and quite foggy. The A'G wes up to the Hook on Friday Inst, aad ‘wag sbliged to nual et on account ef the storm. Ship Joseph Holmes (of Kingston), Belcher, Havre, 3) days, with mdse and 235 passengers, to CC Duncan & Ship Sarah G Hyde ot Bath), Batley, Havre, 83 days, with 583 passengers, to R P Buck &Co. April 12; iat 49 lon 71, Ke ship Delia Maria, from Liverpool for Uhareston, 4 dar out. Saw large quantities offce, | ip Wal ash (of rf avre, March 18, in hal. with 2 to Lane & West ril bth, 7th, ana’ eth, w by large cohen toes Eaperlerced Leavy gales during oa Ship Howard, AVEO, fn ballast and 246 Parscugere to Thomp-on & Hunter, Shp Humboldt (Ham), Pulsen, Hamburg, 43 days, with mdse and 215 passengers, to WF Sebmidt &Co. March 14, {A5.C0, lon & im a gale from SW. shipped a see which stove ulwark ween decks full of wa- ter; also vali foresail, carried awa: G and mizentopmast, and injarin *Turee of the crew. ba The H toakd pet an the lath inst, off Nantucket Shon from the pilot boat J Westorvelt, and was blown to t oer of the Capes of Delaware by the late gale, April Int 43 40, lon 47, saw largo quantities of icebergs. Thad hree deaths on the passage. y maintopgallant mi Ship Ocean Spray (elip r, of Belfast, Me), Callao. Jan 20, and Hampton Roads, 9 days, with guano, to T W Riley: arch 25,lat 6, lon 40 le’ from NE, loat forctopmast and fore and AiG sllant masts.’ Jan Jat 18 8. lon 80 10 W, iao for Hampton Roa gpokg shin Sareh, 26 days from a0 for Boston; March 10, Int 28.0, Jon 27 50 apoke Br ship kagle, O4 daya from Liver: col tor Port Phil pi 12th, iat 19 45 ip Repoleon.. 89 days from Boston, S05 Bombay: tt , spoke whal Bartholomew, ‘doewotd, ew Bedford. 150 hive sp oil; same day, Martin, from Oat ards 8, lon 78.00 We Ren Honctoln tor’ spoke Br ship Hamilton, from Cardiff for Panama; April 8, Iat8215N, lon 72 90, spoke bark Medora, from Charleston for Liverpool, Jan 35, Win Lewis, seamns, a native of New Brunswick, died. Ship Climax (packet, of Boston), Howes, Callao via Hamp- ton Roads, . with guano tod W Riley. April If, ar- rivod off ti ‘not naving a pilot hove tog and was driv- it 88 by the late NE gale. 3d, Amos Ma son, seaman, of Baltimore, foll avecbontt and was drowned. Ship Storm King (clipper, of Boston), Collier, Callao, via Hampton Roads, 74 days, with guano, to T W Riley. Ship Ashburton, Taylor, Matanzas, Ist inst, with sugar, to Grinnell, Minturn & Co. ' Was 12 days north’ of Cape Hatto- ras, with heavy NE gales on the 15th and I6th; peeviwanly calms ond NE winds. Of Double Headed Shot Koy: ship Saml Badger, in balinst, bound W; no date, Int 37, lon 14, epoke sehr Chieftain, for New York, Ship Creole, Pierce, New Orleani larch 29, with mdse, to W T Frost. es yonced heavy N and E gales during the passage lot on board 4 days. tctp, Sullivan, Fuitoheli, Cbarieston, 7 days, with cotton, ° to. Bark Nord Stjernen (Nor), Jorzeacon, Newoastle, E,77 | days with coal. to Func ce & Meincke | K Mareppa (of Ehiindelphia), Boadling, Palermo, 45 | days, and. Gloraitar 32 days, with frait, to Chamberisin, Robinson & Co. March 20, fat 9408 N, lon. 24 12. spoke brig Kate Anderson, from Gibraltar for Now York, Sth’ inst, Ia 82 57, lon 31.20, spoke whaling schr Teska, of Stonington, for Paciiic Oven Bark Elise (Hen) Brahm, Hamburg, 32 days, with 178 pas sengers, to W Von Leht & Co, April S, lat 43 42, lon 4) saw large quantities of field ice: on the 6th, had so much ice, was compelled to stand SE for 12 hours, under doubls refed topsnil, at th f7 knots por hour, to clear it. Experiencer Lenyy weather during the whole passage, On the Sth ult, lat 44 10, Jon 5020, in-m gale from NE to NW. lost fe ctojmas maintopgallant mast and Jibboom; it sails, and lost on6 man overboard from aloft. 10th uit #2 (of Bath.) feom Haves tor 8 pilot on the 18th, 46 miles ly Hook. “ (Ps rus), Bugdahl, Antworp. 31 days, with mdse ngers, to Thompson & Neuha' roh 24, lat #9, ton 27 Tellin with the wreck of ship Sea Nymph (before reported). Teark Jonny Lind, Bunce, Antwerp, 31 days, with mdse ang 202 passengers, to Eagle & Hazard.’ In Int 43 40, lon 47, fell in with a large number of icebergs and field ive; had to stand south 160 miles to wet clear of it Bark Clementine (Brem), Kublke, Antwerp, 32 days, with mise and 104 passengers to Funcke & Meinoke Harvey, Marsoi Experienced by nds to the Gul th inet; eplit and lot saile, & ‘k Monteruma, Lake, Demarara, 22 days, in ballast, to Smith Tntete Bark Cuba, Leavit, Sisal, 20th ult, with mdye, to A Pa trullo, No date, of Cape Florida, eneke brig. 8 W John n,” from Cienfuegos for St dobn, NB, The Dh sage north of Cs pe Hatteras, rong NES Taases, trk AB Sturges, Rice Guayame, PR. 20 d nh with mo- heavy gale from NE, split sails, and lost 30 bids molasses off | toH Delafield, April 15th and ith, experienc Bark Mary R Barney (of Warren), Luther. Cardenas, 19 days, with eager and molasses to Robert & Williams. t Ex. | perienced heavy NF gal | Bark Pacific, Brown, with sugar | ers, Clearman & Co, The P hat oxperionced | her during the vor ce, aprung mi met, &e te Cloud, Hall, Matanzas, 1 with sugar \ ses to Nesmith & Sons, No’ date, Tat 3058, lon 73 BH, exchanged signals with ship Thomas Perking standing to the north: 15th imet, Int 35 14, lon 74 42, saw brig Caro line B Kelly, standing to the south. reinbega, Delano, Galveston, 27 days, with cotton sad tides a S$ Ti Brower & Cr Bark Undine (of Bath) Merriman, Now Orleans, 20 taya, with mdse, to master. The U has exporienced heavy weaeh or during the passage. shifted cargo, ko: March 31, Tortugas hearing ES f ¢ sed ship Glon, wita loss of foreyard Bark Syiphido, Lanury, New Orleans, 19 da tant 150 miles, p with mde, | Bark Salom, (of Salom), Willett, New Orloanaand South West Pace April let. with mde, to master 7thinst, int 2% £3, lon Si 20, epoko shtp_Abneline, Hall, trom NOriaana sow. ldth inet, Sandy Hook bearing N 9 miles, took a heavy NE gale, which continuod until I7th, 17th inst took # pilot 150 miles from the Highlands, Beni California (of, Thomaston, Tobey. New Orleans, via Kay Wost, 1s days, with mdce. to Snow, Burgess & Co. ig CC Billings, Cost, Fajardo, PR, 17 days, with mo lageos toF H Whitmore (of Boston > Philbrook, Zara, Ete GW Brinokorhom, Ldays, with sugar, &o, to Brett & Voso. loth inst Ei es ina heavy gate from NE lost deok load of molaseos, &c MeIntyre, Cardenas, 15 days, with sugar, to Nemaith & Sons, Tharles i¢ Mary E Thompson (o! (Soarsport), Grant, Now Or Tonnes, 25 dys, with mae, to Lane 4 Brig Surt (of Camen, Mo) r), Casi, Windsor, if days, with to DoW olf, Starr & Brig Wetumpka, Davis, Mobile, 17 Sey, with cotton, to Sturges, Clearman & Co. Spoke 9th {ust, lat 26 40, lon 79 28, ra ‘Hiastonen, from Boatow for New Orleans, 14 days out; ach, off ¢ Hatteras spoke ba Stephen Young, for New pored from Franklin, Brig JA Stephenson, Smith, 0, 16 days, with cotton, &o, to B D Hurlbut & Co, Bri Samaen hens, ‘St Marks, 16 days, with o#ton, to Brodlea Schr Amelia (of Newburyport), Lent, Mayaguer, PR, a #3 ra te W Lewis York ‘euny Ma My hr Amel: nt Rewserreert), Lent, crac Wien with suger cA W Lewis. Schr Fankes Doodlg, Lovejoy, Ha 12 days, with sugar, &o, t pane ‘experienced heavy woathor on, the ivbconm, apiit waite S. New leven), Makonsas, 9 oust uri rec Ee isting. sb beeen Motancas, 4 i® ighting ship of about 1000 ton Iaunched on Monday, by Mr Mk phous rr, wal ten, Mass, The C is owned hy Al others, ardy, Esq, and ‘On Saturday, Morers A and GT Sampson Isunched a supe: rior freighting ship of about 1200 tons, not yot named. Sho ed by the builde + Reports, pore. and Franconia, mo Gem, Philadel: 7 iiams, ‘ion Daitiaste; Bawia, imbo; brig Candace, Baltuaore, ip Alclia Bell, W ORLEANS, Apml 19—-3etow ot « Merald Martane Correspondence. Purr aprcrra, April nawanda, Julics, Liverpool Wertmoreland. Decan, Efvoen ig Brandywine, Rio graph, Nickerson, Buston. Wm Crowell, Boston; Cortaa Ponn. 5% asi La Hy York: WW Biainnrd, Clark New York: © % mes, New York: Mar; Now ti, Packard, Saud- 8 poet Delaware, Clark, New Fairy, Willeby Matanses; MB Davie, D: ather, Nickerson, Bost Lonsdale, ey orwigh, Rei y e Tucker, Miler, Bridges Stamford, Ct; Energy, Coombs, Hi COR tee Marthe. ere Cox, Providenc Sandford, Small, Providence; Law, Tuthill, Providence; W W Brainard, Clark, New Bed- ford: CH Steelman, Boston; C W Holmes Holm Providence; Mary Nowell. Packard, Sandwich, Mass; Phea- sant (Br), Cameron, Halifax, NS. ers, Disasters. Sup Ronsrt L Lanz. Cornell, henoe for NOrleans, struck on Harbor Cay, Berry Islands, 2ith ult. Several wrecking vossols wero assisting to get her off by taking out her cargo. The Lano was built in this city in 1553, and valued at $00,000; sho had an assorted cargo. Scur Rusrcon, Thomas, from Newport of and for Cam- den, in ballast, parted hor chains and drifted ashore on the beach wt Holmes’s Hole 17th i but will probably get off without damage, S1ar Ort ANDO (of Kennebunk), White, from ha for Cowes, which got ashore at Memory Rock, and was taken to Nassau, NI) end lightened to get her intd port, sunk while going into the harbor, and only about 100 boxes of sugar -saved from her, at last accounts, She was in charge of he Vice Admiralty at tho time. Suir J W Fannin, at Galveston from Phe reported having Leon rum into no date, off Berry 1 lands, by ship “Aaron, lost quarter bot received otier consicotable damage. (Br ‘shi Marc) 1 for Liverpool.) Another gressoras the “Aaron, of C: Currence was near Key W at apparently she ran into the J WF intentions ys and kept on her course, although informed that the J WF wasin distress, r Oxo Tunman (of Portland), from Boston, which was reported to b i a eubsequent! trance of tl etonmer I ng empty TraAMEn St LAWRENCE, which became disablod on her passage from Boston to Portland, was.towed back to Bost: Sth inst, from Squam Harbor. Notices to Mariners. Boann or Trane, Wurrewart, Manine Derantuent, March 3), omitted of Pty: fold eld at NOrleans The Right Honorablo the Lords of the Gouzeil for Trade and Plantations have received, throng she Secretary of Stata for Foreign Af copy of a des- patch from her ft Bisinore, trang sul ‘the Danish Marine Board mitting copy of a mentee is by bjoined), relative to the Light (a translation of which is sul vessels in the Cattegat. [TRANSLATION.] All tho floating lights aro now inid out and lighted. More made publicly known hereby:— Kol the “Anbole-Rnob are in. future te be iedist Decomber, Penne the ice main on their station: Inid out before the 11 “ Drogden i ena et! 80 lon he fi % ice should force Shem t hey wit Shot be Imid out again eto Ist Wien the light-vessol in the ‘* Lorsso-strait ” is not on hi station, on account of the jee in the Cattegat,a white flag 4 ith a blue perpendicular strips will still, acéording to the oti Dep ted he en ch pbmaeds be hoisted on the light- hoy uses of Hanstholm Skagen; if, from other reas it shall be obliged to leave the iow. ‘a rod ball will appear on tha lighthousesof Skagen and Hirtsholm, Ministry of Navad Affairs, the 14th March, 1854. (Signed) STEEN BILLE (Signed) SUENSON. REVOLVING LIGHT ON CAPE CARBON, COAST OF ALGIER, MEDITERRAN This office has been official March, instant, » revolving Ii Carbon, the west point of Boujn Ba; Tntion is once in every minute. ‘Tho light iiwor, stands 5 30) North, and 5.5 82 East of Greenwich, at 769 fot Shove the level af the sea, and’ boing $8 fgot in height, the elevation of the lantern is 805 feet, so that the light will be Me in very clear weather, at the distance of forty w pile The red light at prosent on Cn 2 Carbon for the fixed light now on Abd-el Kaler ret alae By order of oo Light- house Board, NTON A. JEN. ary Lighthouse ‘Board. Treasury Dep't. Office Lighthouse |, March 31, 1854. LIGHT HOUSE AT THE ENTRANOE OF PORT PHILIP. The second lighthous Bluff being now noariy completed, (Ja Aro requested to take notice that on and after te oo day of January next, a “fixed red light will bo exhibited thercon, from ‘sunset to N. informed that, on the firat of a c The loading lighthouse towor is built of wood, painted white, and stande at an elevation of 80 feet above the level of the water, bearing from the on Shortland’s Bluff south, 33 Tho lending light will be sce to seaward, within the beari round (westerly) to southwer eq lighthouses by day, and lighte by night, kopt in hearing, lead in mid-channel between Point Lonsdal Nepean: but strang trance by night, nor by day. jsinst the strength of the ebb BEACON OF SWAN RIVER. A cone abapod iron beacoa, pa.nted whi above the level of the water, has been erected on Swan Point, bearing from tho low lighthouse on Shortland’s Bluff, north 41 dogroes east. This beacon, kept open to the eas ward cf the low lizhthouse, leads in cloar of Point Lonsdale And she facttad, on Shortland’s Bluff kept haif a ca- ble’s len; on to the westward of the low lighthouse, Toads in Cleat of the Corsair I 1k cers Iying off Point Ne ses mariners waiting the leaving the har? o Lonsdale shore aboard, bad weath elevated 50 foot house stationary light, 109 fest above the level in ordinary weather 20 miles to scaward, within the ‘bear- ings of south round by west or southwest by west. The bearings wre by compass, and heights at moan high water. UNKNOWN SHOAL AT MANILA. is an extract from a despateh from her Ma- c fat “Manila, forwarded to Lloyd's trom tho Board of Trade, It relates to an unknown shoal in that bay — . Marra, Jannary 29, 1856. My Lord—A British vossel, the Strathedan, on its voy: from this port for Sydney, with a full cargo, straok on rock or shoal, hetween tho main land to the right, and island of Corregidor, at the entrance of the bay of Mani and became a wreck.’ Part of the cargo was recovered in sound state, and the damaged part and vessel have-been sold at auction by the captain. The situation of the shoal (after passing outward bound the Punta de Catoavan) is near she sounding No. 7, in a line of soundings successively marked "7, 25, 45, 81," from the Main up to the Isla de Corregidor. in’ the Spal rt of the bay of Manila. published st Madrid in I “Die 4 ble ‘thedem, in his de- he ontered the in th iy Loa he his request I investigated officially the ciroumstanc of the loss, which leave no charge of blame on him. He wi ignorant of the existence of a reef there. It is not indicat in the chart, and in its immediate vicinity soven fathoms water is marked, Some months ago a Swodish veasel of war touched on the — part, and I now hear that several vessols on their pas- in or out ofthis bay have tonched it. No measures have been hitherto taken by the government here to avert the danger, but i will bring the subject to thoir attention, Whalemen, Arr at New Bedford April 17, bark Gachotot, Hosmeny At- Jentic Ocean sia Newport, with 470 bole ep, 170 do, wh oft. Reports Deo 12, ristan d’ Acumdn had’ Tost three. weeks imp ‘Be, Pate she 0 tee of Bagg ot while fastened whale; 20th, boarded the m Braly, as | “he report ina th Wm Badger pass "ost hor and three men. ino ‘et. cM A April 18, ‘ship Java (of Fairhaven), Wood, for Pacific a! ‘at Yateah ano 2. BR eA Wee. Clagete NB, 950 ard £00 bola > on . cmek board. mouth, which had awed spa te a sat eran | and Charleston; Johanna, W: 4th, Atlantic, Ha den, dosh tan Hates a FrAD gyite, Meyerdyik: ‘S Orleans; 34, her, Bi ‘alfred, Ph arlesbonz stoieeRomained’ off the i na yore POL — ee ean = rel off the in ‘April Belmont, Fox, X—Sld from the Roads ) Neptune, Be- it, NYork;Sist, Telograph, nmarl eau, poit, York; 81st, Telegraph, Joh: De rk, Bron Hi ‘ork, acu rad iattrick, for NY. DEAL sav Aj ril 4 British fon (and for ad Goodwin, Jeirey, from Lond: Dunnose—Passed April 3; Southamptor Tinker, from London for NY« 4, Miranda, Loslie, Philedelphia, ‘AnrweRP—Arr April 3,Daniol, Stophons, Port au Prince ry sitio re id March 31. ‘Courier, Havighorst, NYork. Cowxs—In the Roads April 5, Peter B oon, Sth, Glenburn, Springer, Lon dial ie' Rare Sth, Guascow—Sid. Apel Arr in the Clyde California, Fowler, NOrleans; Sth. Fatide, Walker, Savannah, Sid th. Dings, Young, Nery Nova Scotia, Trefy, Bost» ENOA—AtF March 31, Catharine, Marstrand, Philadot- phi Gnavesenp—Arr Feb 6, Jonnet, Mix, Shanghae Tiastinos—Arr off April 3, John William, — Aa- twerp for N York. |AvRe—Arr April 1, Neva, Mal to, Shaw, Baltimore and NYork; more. Hoparr Town—Arr Jan 5, “J Hampuro—Arr April 3, 34, Ann & Lizz, Peterso Hudsor Al guste & Agnes. Maas, do. Hampden, 4 Ariansen, Galveston. Liverroor—Arr ‘Lomond, te "dram, Mo- bile; Frank Pierce omas, NOrlean n, Sa- yannah; Chas Cha\ loner, Thompson, do crit ret te foretopmast, ify! baving been struck by lightning 18th lon yeh (hp Goctelans, Winsland, Bavensab Portia Bi Ouinws Onleanty’ in ee Murray, Savannah; Ba feon NO Fletebor, N o Arr off 6th June; Lowden, Taneterd, from Savannah. Hartford, Binke, NYork; 4th, G West Tarber, dor Wim Vail, Avisart nebeo and Arcadia, Jordan, NYork: 6th, Mobile ; Andrew. Foster, Holberts Knight, NYork; Phaeton,’ Spooner ‘Bost Day. Moor, Botton; Mi jeld, Torrey, MeLanghtin, Lovett, Yarmouth, Chase, Cid'out sth, Horatio, Munro, Phila Cottere!, Boston; Red Gauntlet, Andi Humber, Charles! Entd for ldg en "Meridian, Simpron, Boston; at Ae io Magna, and Helios, Nason, NYork; Ge h, Mary & Adeline, Mors ‘and Jacob A’ We ‘Hurlbut, NYork. (not Slat ult), Mohongo, Cor- : -—S14 Aprif i logpenpnanr sia ai Licstaprone nai April 5, John Muers, Brown, NYork. Lecnonn—Sid eee 25, Ms Maura Sid March 28, Frederick, Baker, Palormo, New Havex—Of April 6, British Queen, Watt, Shields Newror'r—Cld April 4 Albert Gallatin, Storer, NYork. ¢. UEENSTOWN—ATF AP! Hanna Thornton, Cor Baltimore, S14 Sens Sarin, briscagle do: oth, Rising Staxroo—Passed by April 4, Black Prince, ue =e re yy Apri co, from Sunder- oe, NOd Suretpe—Arr April 6, Jargen,” NYork. la Ta- dependent, NHaven. elgco; Adrianus & Willem, Scheve, NYork. Lonpow, April 5—Ship Comnimbe, Towne, of and from ifted (as previously reported), arr h new feabtug ic inches Serbeue,’ ore re Shem BALTIMORE—Arr April 19, steamer Caledonia, M Boston? ship Hampton, ‘Celiae ‘m ‘Tyron, Leaminge ford, NYork, Nebraska, Candift, do: ships Columbian; Pot- ter, Havana; Berlin, Hickling. London; bark Indus, Thomp- soEBGHGRES oh 35, Mary Ann Yamos, Tulloek, Bos- for NYork. Mors (from Pernambuco), Dub lin. Sr Nazaime—Arr A il 8, Louisa Bliss, 1 ‘exEL—BSld Apel 2, Valparaiso, Ellerman, San Fran- WYork, last from Payal, where she put in in distress, with Home Franklin, Ue, 1d days’ Cie, steamers Thomse Swans, fon, Rio de’ Janeiro and a market; schrs Prank, Boston; Patrick Honry, Tannell, NYork; River Queen, Bar= BOSTON~ Arr April 19, ships Leil: 12th ult; Wm Witherle, Wescott, Li der, Dickman, do 6th ult; Mary'Robinson. ford, 1,871 tons) Crocker, Bath, to load in W California; bark EH ington, Gorham, Smyrna In passed Gibraltar 20th dith, Crowell, a, mer Locust Poin’ 7 tain finn td Burress, Cienfueg Sani Cubs Swett, Doboy: schrrs Emma V, Bush, Aux Gaye rus, Cornwallis, Jackson vill D L Sturge delphia; Planet, Handy, Po a eda Harriet Smith, Kelle “i ine Wilcox, Stur- ants Sid ships Starr, Kini mn, Reporter, Benning- jaro , on; barks Prospero, Franklin, i B Walker, Chase, Dromo, E Dwight, Tonio: brij igs Globe, B t Z Taylor, Choctaw, Bos: ton, Hrocmer, Empire, Jenny Mind, Harris M Washing. ton, Pinta; schrs A Paino, Fanry Maria, WS. Brown, ee Rogers, Orlang; and man eran also from th 8. schrs Saxon, cotta, jstoher, Searsport. iain, NY ork; 10th, takapas, Haskell, Pembroke; schrs'S D Hi doboro: Avon, Pendleton, Sei aw lo; arsport; 13¢) pares Wm D Shartre, Bia Boston; 13th, Ki sehr Edward Wooten, Chamber! ken, F Pair broke; schr Antelope ‘ormwood, Kennebu: xGAbars—cld April 17, schr Mary H Case, Harrington, ‘ork. NCHARLESTON—Arr A il 17, brig Adela, B; avans. In the offing, s bark, su) po i ae tins Pivclens. Peng, Dance pak Re on, lona. | Sid barks Sophii 0. yeast MACHIASSta ‘April Kellar, New ork. FALL RIVER—Arr April 18, propellers Martin Hoi Preston, Alexandria. Albany, Matiles “Albany, tirsrd seule D Fish, Davia, N FRANKFORT—Arr April 1%, sehr Othello, Tylor, tod x Mi » duineol ontaak, Marthe Wrightington, Wrightington, GALVESTON—Cid A) ae 5, bar York. Towed to sea barks NC Buchanan, pee: In port 7th, bri Main trom Ger’ eneen, foe NYork ; sehr Enoch French, Hall, f ae 7 disg, ae afore re yal and others. sy Soma eden S 5 GLOUCESTER Afr April 16, chr John Oliver (Br), New York for St Joho, NB . id RTFO! t April he Exile, Seaman, Phila~ Fi Morriven, do; Senecm, aller, NYork; Unoas, Bates, do; schr Reyneor Williems, Brewer, Alban; Zi rl ion, nl nolde, Baltimore tof Boston, sohe'Se Leon, Rogers, Whk- mington, NC, for echrs J Freeman, Lucy 1 Eilen Matilda, St'Leon: Rube sia vinnie ‘Chas Williata and Zior 428th AM, the above arrival 3, iphlar 19th, atenne Jo phin HOLMES’ HOLE—Arr April 14, PM, do. In port 18th, barks Great kd, ag hy Willias Zion, tilda, "Deane. M, bark Gem, Nickerson, ones for Boston. md al rit 10, aches Julia’A Rich,Boo- Tavace ‘A—Sld prev to ton; Emma de A ay) enaacola. NEW BE: ‘Arr April 14, schrs James Porter, Philadelphia; Sarab, NYork. Sid 19th, schr T B Smith, ANS—Arr A ker, Boston. Cld, steamshi ships Champion, Drow. mouth and a market pion (Br), Cochran Liver peas sehr Elisa & Susan (Br), aynor, Santo Tomas, Beli: NEW PORT—Sid April 19, "he Candace, Matthews Baltimore), Boston: sehrs Ariosto, Kni ba OO ict tay or (do), 7 ham: Pista lo) to i 3 toni omp (from Tremont), Phiiade Camden). Norfolk. ae eee Mary F betes Ba- lis, Williams Pat aves; ace tae pres 13, port t4 AM, sloop J@ Fish, from ail Piven tee MT oem. Nolor ke —Arr April 16, Mary Jane, N York. LPHIA~ Arr April 10, see Lake, Bangor Shate, dout. Cid brig Damerseove, ‘an araitnntine: Fa Tate Weptenessey, it 070 Eh, Palvot, in Holmen, Holm ty Holmen bmg N&T Ci ntley, ton: Sarah, Palvot, wPoittand Thouth, Maes: 3 md Willie G he poeen Teabel, williemes rir \d Zack, Bor ORTLAND—Arr Br ston ' ono Ba pore tor NYork. Old cn, Guoreatown Barta Ma; err April 19, sloop Fashion, Biydeus ve Ni¥ork. Sid chreD W Beg- “a 4, Beltimeres ‘rowel, Winsmore, bi a Rhod fal) ley “Alien, Ply! iC MSRLEM—Arr Apoil 18, sobre Sarah A York river, Va; Montrose, do for NYork, N Marcia, , Bath, |e BeOS drt eenn non aris York te) pastes, I schre Susan, aad a it | Wann rm ee brig Frances, ts Matan ate: unease iY a ae cee he La S| Esco re NYork; pap ne Willina