The New York Herald Newspaper, March 28, 1855, Page 8

8 Benat-. Auaant, March , 1856, BILLA REPORTED, Relative to the Treasurer of Kings county; to erect the town of Tuscarora; forbidding to plead usury, with amendments. ‘Me. Yost reported adversely to the bill relative to the Indian title to manor lands, ‘Mr. Horxrms reported, for the consideration of ,the Senate, the New York Registering bill. Mr. Hopkins also reported adversely to the bill to raise the new Coie com- mission. Laid on the table, Mr. Fimo favorably the new Suspension Bridge bil). mnlch wae ertered vo » third resting. BILLS Fi The Rochester water lame el relative to the collection of Boe ial fas im Chauteugue county to fia to stock im the Buffalo and New York by Piirone as ordered to a third sane en ome reat had been adopted croaticg sin! ‘THE MORTGAGE BANKING BASIS ea Was then taken up in committre A debate Mr, Pornam moved the following amend ment — . S. In all cages where bords and mortgages becom» due by the failure of the severa! banks pledgiag the same to redeem their dreading notes, the Attorney Gexer: shall proceed to the same in his own name, hall prosecute fons foreclosure to sale, which shall be conducted in the vame manner as other foreclosures and = are now couducted uncer the laws of this State. was reported defore the question was taken, and . oo a was Taferred © & select committees. Ke: ta4P. EVENING SESSION. THY PROGRESS OF THE PROWMIFORY LIQUOR LAW. Tho Temperance bill was taken ap, the question being om the agreeing to the repor’ of the commit Mr. HovKiNs moved to reduce the aenree for the first pany | to twenty-five dollars. Lost, by a vote of uyes 8, ra “ie. S?kNOKR moved an amen ment, that it should not be necessary for the imperter to mark all packages sold by him ‘intoxicating drinks” Lost. Mr, SPavosn renewed his amendmsnt, to allow sales in packages Ieea than five gallons up to the Ist of Augast, oe to 15, The penalty for a third offence was reduced to $250. A motion to strike out the clause requiring the defend- ‘ent to poy cost was lost. The counsel fee was struck out, Mr. Srevour moved to strike out the ‘search and selxure @lause.’’ Loot, Me & vote of 10 to 18, ay follows: — N Bs ak 5 poe 5 ‘iradford, . e wncekius, Mou tinue aale by agents in each district #0 aa to adopt the provi- Mr. Brooxs moved fas atrike out the clause relative to should go into effect, July sth. Carried by the follow win, Hitchoook, Bratt Potnam, ‘Shei %, Clask, Dorrance, Hophins’ Hutchins,” Munroe, wits the Senate adjourned. ALBANY, Marcle.27, 1565. o'clock, enforcing attendance, and then adjogrned. This vs taken up. Lost Kichmord. mora werd correct, and statements of men of honor were | citizen coming bere for Canal Appraiser was met by a waa the Governor's brother— who presented to tl Dickinsao, Hitchoook, Whitney, Yost—10. is Clark, D ance, Fiold, Goodwin, Halsey. Hapki Richards, Robertson, Sherrill, Walker, Watkins, Wil- Mr. Hircacook moved to rtr.ke out the provision for sion of last year’s bill, whch allowed a by those who gare bonds. Carr! y 15 to 12, the Listrict Attorney of New York Lost, 8 to 17. Mr. Brooks m: to wake the di a which the bill img vote — Avs—Barnard, Barr, Brooks, Crosby, Dickinson, Good- i, Spencer, Storing, ker, Whi \-Bishop, ford, Tints, Richards, Koberison, Wetking Williams 18. Geospy said he had many amendments to offer, Assembly. At (he crSning session yesterday, no quoram was pre sent, and the House remained open to s quarter of 11 morclog i im contempt were excused. NEW YORK HARNOK ENCROACHMRST WT, Mr. Raopz8 moved as Commissioners two in New York, two in Kings and one in Richmond county. After ‘@bate, Mr. Ruoprs then moved to ba? seal one from cacu of the counties ot Kings, New York, and Mr. Lagroxt bad not such confidence im the appointing power of the State as he had previously reposed. If ru- to be relied on, the appointtrg power is burdened with damnable influences that never before disgraced it. A man who he (Lamport) did not say acted with the ap- probation of the Goverpor — bis ae but who didates a tariff of prices for this and other appointment: ‘Two taowand dollars was named for seventeen bundred dollars; and then, om account of the appiicant's well Known partallties for the Governor, it cai been lowered to twelve hundred. ‘Pe ay Plicant scormed to take the appointment | und euch circumstances. I measure my words, Mr. Speak: —I measure my words. If the statement be aot true, tho-s who proless gush confidenc» in the Executive ars found to viadicate him by » comuittes of inveatigntion. lam ready to dpe ROM In it singular that I ask for re- strictions oa 1 inting power? The private cha- racter of the Governor is ench un to relieve Limn of impu- tation as oa individual, but around the appointing yower cluster men who, if the truth be wld of them, bad better be nearer Sing Sing. Mc. Biarcuroxy expressed hie confidence in the ap- pointing power, and his want of confidence in the vumors afoat, Mr. lamront had boged the friends of the Executive would eeek to relieve by asking an investigation. \ie (Mr. Lamport) had his icformation from a source that reiievod it of all doubt as to its correctness Mr, ¥ireu thought the gentleman assumed a position whieh ho did net think Jd assume. He pretended to be in possession of i mrtion of a disgraceful char. acter, a yet will not take tho necessary steps to bring it to blie view. Mr. 1 auvort—It is not for me to move in the muiter. Mr. f mreI think itis. Ao a friend of the adminis. tration | deny the truth of the charges, and chatlenge the proof. Mr. Lawvort—Move your committee of Inquiry. I hold myself ready to give all the information 1 ponsers, and others will do the same, atver further debate, the motion to select one commis- sioner from New York, one from Brook!yn, and one from Richmona, was rejected. Mz. Ruopes then moved that neither of the commis- nioners 4lai be selected frow the city of New York If Kings county was to have nove of those commissioners, he hoped tuat New York aiso should have none. Lost. Mr. 1. W, PALMER moved to «trike cut the amendment made by the committee of commerce and navigation, (o the effect tat any daraage sustained by the owners of laud er shall be paid for by the State. ODEs opposed at iength this motion. cndment was stricken oat was then reported to the House as it came enate, Mr. Woo, from the committee of nino, reported the following bilis;—' ovat legal voting in New York, and to corporate the New York Acadamy of Music, and they wore referred to be reported complete. THE MANHATTAN GAB COMPANY. } ‘The House went into committee and took up the bill to iocreaes the Sira stock of the Manhattan Gas light Company of tbe city of New York The ‘loa pending was on the motion toreduce the price so, he charged for the gas by the company from $3 to $2 60 In order that s communication received from the fompany migat be put on tne tiles. Mr. O'Kene moved ommittes rise aad report progress. !.ost « said he had read the communication reforred * considered {t eutirely insufficient. reustained the bill. Mocumy, Warexsory and others opp: committee rove sad reported progress. BVENING SESSION. TH. RATLROAD TOLLA HILL RECOMMITT . ’ presented his report adverse to the tmposi so far as it affected the Now The ¢ cm presented 9 communication Frasice Coraing, Presidemt of the Central roa il, Prewdent of the Erie rosd; and Jobn Arnot, horus king the re- eat of the Railway Toll bill to pmmittes of 1 Meuns, that they amy be beard before tho 2 opposition to the measure. ‘The b.ll was then recom mitted, Progrest then reported on the Manhattan Gas Company bi CANT reported ® Dill in relation to poilce court clerks 'n New York. Adjourned, Police Inteliigence. THE PLIN WHITE CASE ‘The oximination in the case of Plin White, charged with embersling about $4,C¢O worth of diamonds and jewelry from William Taylor, of No, 11 Chambers street, was commenced yeatercay before Justice Connolly, of the Lower Police Court. The complainant was rs ‘at lemrth by the counsel for the astence, but were elicited other than those already published. Eq P. Seott, George W. French, and others, whom, it is a¥- White defrauded out of @ large amount of mos: rome yours ago, were prosent. and watched the pro ings of the + favestigation with groat interest. The ex- ‘amination was not concluded yesterday, and wil! not probably be finished for weeks to come CHARGE OF FORGERY. Yorterday a young man of respectable parentage, ramed Lucien Benton, was arrested on charge of pre. wonting a check, alleged to have beon passed, and pur- aati ek forthe Magee, on the Leather nufacturers’ Bank, for the sum ot $675, The youth, om being arrested, said that he obtained the check from it the ‘rom @ person named James Childs, who asked him to <locument eauhed : that on his ethane, the money othe pank, he paid it to Childs ‘upon taken into custody also, png both partios wore ‘hetd for ¢xamination, on the charge of forgery, by tice Oonnoily, CHARGE OF STABEING. A wea, camed John Rourke, was arrested on Mon tay seven ng, aad was yesterday taken before Jastice Rren- man, charged with stabbing Lawrence Conner with a dirk knife whe inan affray. Conner is so severely wounded that he was unable to prefer a charge against Le prisoner. ALLBGED MALICIOUS MISCHIRF, ta'an, named Martin Armand, appesred before pa, at the Jefferson Market Polley Court ; o prefer & charge against on9 Alexander ’ a Ar latter was enero Hewnrs: NEW YORK HERALD, etna MAROH 28, 1855, @rand Crush at the Academy. ‘TRE LIGHT GUARD IN THE BALL ROOM—SCENES AT THE ACADSMY ON MONDAY NIGHT, ETC. ‘The New York Light Guard, Captain Vincent, gave a public ball at the Academy of Music on Monday night. This corps has heretofore given its soirées in the dining room of the Astor House, at ten dollars a ticket— srather exclusive price. The present affair was intend- ed te be more democratic and more profitable, Both these conditions were fulfilled tos certain extent. Three thousand six hundred tickets were issued at two dol- lars each, and it is stated that one member of the corps sold one thousand. Our reporters have further been informed that about twenty-five hundred tickets were sold, which would make the gross reseipta ve thousand dollars. The expenses amounted to about fifteen hun- dred dollars, which would leave s balance of over three thousand for the monumental fund of the company, to which fund the proceeds are to be applied. ‘The ball was emphatically # crushing afiair. The Academy wus arranged for the occation in precisely the ‘ame styte as for tne Firemen’s Ball, the parquette ‘being floored over. There were mo decorations. The muslo—a quadrille and a military band, about one hun- red pieces—was furnished by the brothers Dodworth. The military musicians were in uniform, and were con- Cucted by agentieman who marked the time for them with baion. It seemed odd. From 11 till 1 o’clock the floor wae crowded, and there were, probably, four thousand men, women and children, indulging in the emusements of the ‘gay and festive scene.’’ These amusements consisted in part of dancing in very close quarters, of being jostled and elbowed by everybody, or of being seized by some young man with a red ribbon, who felt the dignity of his position as a member of the committee, and prevented one from going to the only place that cne desired to go just at that moment. Much of the confusion and discomfort at this ball might bave been prevented by care and attention on the part of the committee. The assembly was a ‘popular’ one, and included delegates from all stratas of eociety. The military men came out strong—the uniforms of many city regiments appeared on the floor—end half a dozen tigers (tame) from Boston, attracted a great deal of attention. Lieut. ‘W. W. Clapp, of the Boston Light Infantry, represented the officers of the famous Boston regiment. The arrangements for supper were very bad. It was given in the saloon in the basement, (where the Oper artists lately held their indignation meeting ) It was @iffieult to get a place at a tadle, and still more difficult to get anything to eat after that, At about 2 0’clock the monotony of the supper business was diversified by a sharp skirmish in a saloon adjacent to the supper room. Matters were so mixed up that it was difficult to gain the porticulars of this spirited little affair ; but it appears that a difference of opinion about a pecuniary matter bad arisea between a specimen of Young America and an excitable person whose ‘‘ parents were not born on the soil’’—a German or Frenchman, Young America aseaulted his foreign opponent, and there wana ‘‘rally.’’ ‘First blood” for Young America, who was last seen going out of the Irving place door, under the affectionate care of a policeman, ‘The affair waa very short, and its sudden termination disgusted one young gentleman, who evidently took a warm interest in {be fleld sports of New York, as he said “it was the only ‘Dit of fun in the whole ball’? The last two hours of the ball were very stormy in the lobbies and saloons. Order and decorum, however, reigned on the floor, as far,as we saw. At three o’clock there were only a few desperate dancors remaining—satiety bad succeeded pleasure and excitement—soon after the last polka was potked—the last lady was shawled —the last carriage rolled away with its tired burcen—and the Light Guard ball was over. it because it answered the purpose of the corps and netted a large sum of money fora worthy ob- ject; but thera were a great many disagreeable matters connected withit, Weare of opinion that no liquors should be sold at a bar within the building where « pub” lic ball is held, It is generaily of the worst sort, and pearly all the rows, fights, and so forth, which have dis- graced the public balls of this city, to such a degree that thousands of ladies refuse to attend them, may be traced directly to this cause. ‘The German Opera. “Der Freiechiitz” was givem last night tos very full house. The opera was no’ well put upon the stage, and the performance, as a whole, was not above mediocrity, but the audience was in the best of humors, aud forgave little errors in cemsideration of the fact that they were hearing the ch<f d'oewvre of Carl Von Weber, rendered inthe master's language. Tho Agathe of the night, Miss C. Lehmann, bas a full, frevb, high soprano voice, and rendered her music corzectly and expressively, If we say, in addition to thir, that M’me Siedenberg played Anncben with a great ceal of vivacity, and sung her opening air in a piquant and sprightly manner, aad that the orchestra was good and correct, as far ay it went, the merits of the performance will be summed up. The performance , however, seemed highly satisfac- tory to theaudience, which was composed of the Vilite of German nociety in New York, and large delogations from the ‘reat of mankind.”’ The German opera, thus far, at Niblo’s, bas been successfal, and it would be more ro, if the troupe was strengthened by the engage ment of artists of ability. Flotow’s ‘Martha’ will be given on Thursday. Personal Intelligence, rad, Mi EA Liliott, Clinton, nL, Stanton, Washing At the Jevia How: dsiphia; Hon ft G M EW Virals Toy, epbon Bunnell, Pr: 0 HI; Geo T thorn, Pits del E Michell, Buslaad; RC MeDowell, Cleveland, 0; by, Hartford , Ct; J A Allon, Woonsookott, Rf; D Co! EB Tranick, Tex: |, Sebel, Russian Minister; Rodles M. Bodieco, Russi Gen Ma Mexioo; J i Robl ton ary, Veru re Klin, Ohio; IV€ Prosoatt, Rosson; G F'Dale, ehilaact A’, JR Comstock, St. Lo sehbinbop ier JN New: ES? yeomnship Atta: D Charl iern L n, re Derrott, Mr Po i 1d, ‘TG Davis, John Rots, Mr Horn baw: Me Kerioak, J Hutchinson, M H'witehell, Me and me's & Wits Lemow, Mz MoGilver: hop, Mra Vorha Dr Cinck, Mr Bae Goyer ray, by eae Job, J K Birk a 3 Ws o'conner, Tield and. frie ; JD Albert i Rob H Barroilhet, W MeMurray, W Swinton, G Taslor, J NVoomen, OM ey Rng Mr Ridgoway, Mr Rovnane’A'G Manly, T'tinches, Wa Mupttt, Mr Jarvis, Blive, J 2 Yeoman, J Matthew, H Tall, C Cherry. G Crow, sad itrs Lilton eer, Mr Arrer- © Satlerwaite, J Todbunter, Wm D Dovees, aad c child, Capt L Raines, © Raines, A se Ww From Savannah in steamship bey Goren Raton, J Whit- Adki M Bo nm aad Kervant, dy Stone, Cape L's Mrs © Tafiner, wi m, Wee J jeGow A “ Foote, Mi Misa Tilman, JL Gr J 0 Done tA J Stodaard ais Mien Sto dard rave, I Platt,S Heyman, L Ni arin, RUC action, two child non, BE Thompson, N 8 Goad: the steerage. Northera Light— Lg A eng For San Prancfco vin Nicar: Welle,T a's Moss, Adaiua & ( ‘don JD Wollor, wits and 3 x c t it Jol awit ‘and 2 children, Wm pny 3 ccite, iafunt and servant, Thos Wardle, J and wife, ars poe, dee ee Wo . , J Elder reeley and wi Looe’ Yd ‘Anderson, Mise oO hea 4 F Cox. itd, Nee Me ald: a and servant, JD Games, M Benedict and wife, Mrs ind intant, Mins Mar Page, HP Williams and A ‘if, Misi Butler, Mea 1K ifley, aud ehild, $F D Wik fun M A wife, Mist Caroline Byray, « H Marshall, igh Mai VW Souaol ry Vallee De sul Qaina, tt Loomis, & M Laramonz, J 8 children, Wan M isdioe u JL Howell ond pay in the stecrage. Court Calendar=This Da, Usrrep eT Dnsrricr Covrt.-— 14, 16, 86, 87, 17. Ikcphawt Coont-—Cireult,—-As before. eS ee} 118, furmuor Covat—Nos. ‘9, 1, £82, 1805, 1400, 1419, 1414, 1418, a 1160, 381, bos, 8, 1497, 1438, 14 iad, vais, 1i60, 146i, 802, "1403, 1404, 973, 1146, 608, 1599, 277, 1171, 027, 688, eat, 100) jos, 12, Ys, 80, $1, 05, 3b. 1304, 1995, 246, 1120 10 to 1441, $19, ah oct, 64 Marr! On Sunday morning, Mareh 25, by the Rov. Dr Millett, at bis reaicence, No. 308 roc street, Mr. Sreraxs T, pe! Glen Cove, L. L., to Miss Canorir 8, Str \PHENS, ot thie city ‘On Monday, March 20, at Trinity Okurch, Boston, by Key. Manton Bastbarn, D. D., Dr, Witatax Downy, of New York, to Miss Curse Lorier Metres, of Montreal. Died, On Monday porsing, March 26, after a lingering 10- nese, Phar hpe d prodias is see, Wr mM OWKNs, His friends are vited to attend the e neral, this afternoon, “x! One o'clock, from his ren No. 135 Wert bs ae th street The LP. of Tomplar Lodge No. ae and A. ms, aod all members of the order in good standing, are fraternally pea Bs) attend. His remains will be taken to Green- we On Frida: at the Naval Hospital, Por peut Virgina, dey L ea! vou W. Camrnsts, of me 5. , His treede tad sea |, and thore of bis father, George @. Campbell. also the navy, marino and army his favors fiaher’b secdetten Ne. Sa 221 West ‘Weet Tuistioth pooset at tee ole ths tarooon, On Monday, March 26, Mra. Mary Lavpaar, im the 76th year of Ines igo, © mative of , county Ferma- frente ood cogealatanecs, and tbage of ber soas- in-law, are re- evans ng eee, Seer EES EON, cane sldect daughter of Mr. Geo. Duroche, aged 28 years and relatives we friends of the family Lid age arate to attend the funeral, from her lat» residence, aac son of Edward and 6 montns. raged 10 Lb yoare the friends of the fa: My are respect- attend the funeral, this eferanca, Rewanetons octet: from the resideace of his = ts, corner of and Centre streets. His remai will, be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. No —- allowed. y morning, March 27, ADELE Annex Dri: aiswes, sed 23 you ons and 5 months, eldest daughter of Joun F. ‘The reli tives wn f Seacs of the eis are peascttely invited to attend the from the residence of her Jather, No. 170 fe ati to-morrow afternoon, *' two o'clock, without further invitation. On ‘Tuesday, Larry 21, Joun W. Tsk, aged 19 years, for several years with Messrs. Blatchford & ford, by hom, and by all who knew him, he was respected und The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom his late residence, No. 85 pireere street, to morrow afternoon, at half past four oc On Monday, March 25, of scarlet fever, Extun, aged 7 years and 6 days, daughter of James and ‘Helena De Witt Chambers. ‘The relatives aud friends of the omer are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of nor father, No. 42 Seventh atreet, this morning, at ten o'clock, wittout farther notice. | On Tuesday morning, March 27, of infammation of the brain, Se coliee, Hows, eldest daughter of Thomas ani Llizabeth Collier, ears, 11 months and 6 days. ‘The relatives at ea of the famil; ie reapesttully invited to attend the funeral, from 807 Greeawica street, this afternoom, at two O'clock. New Jersey papers please ne On Monday morning, March WitaM Jaseway Vas- | ZANDT, son O! the late Gen. Peter Vanzandt. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to | attend the funeral, this afternoon, at four o’clock, from his late residence, No. 65 Third avenue. On Tuesday morning, March 27, after a lingering il!- neas, Mrs, JULIA A. FRISDENDRG, relict of William i’rie- enberg, aged 46 years and 10 months. The friends of the family, those of her sister in lam, Mrs, Cornelia Wyman, her brother in-law, George I'ried- enberg, her brother, M. H. Chase, and her sister, Mrs Samuel Eierey are reapectfully invited to attend her f: r late residence, No. 150 West hirteents ieee at four o’clock, without further On ‘Tuesday, March 27, of consumption, Fr.vz yife of Faward H. Paroells, agen 39 years, 8 montha ani | ayn. The! friends of the family, and those of her brothers, Jobn, Andrew Jackson, William H. and George W. Odell, are reryectfully invited to attend the funeral, at two e’clock this afternoon, from her late residence, No. 124 Kast Ywenty-eighth street, Her remains will be taken to | Cypress Hills Cemetery for interment. | Aifliction sore long time she bore— Physicians tried in vaia— ‘TU God was pies t to call her home, And free her from her pain On Houtay March 26, Axx M. Bvax, wife of John | Ryan, aged 6 ye 3, 3 Stoathe and § days. ses iemains will be taken to Montgomery, ne for interment. ‘coklya, on Easurday, March 24, Mr, Kowanp Gist, ‘neuen in the 39th year of his age. His friends are nig invited to attend his fune- ral, from bis late residence, in Hows street, near Bedford | avenue, North Brooklyn, at two o’clock this afternoon At West Brattleboro’, Vt., on Sentey, March 25, Wu. 114M Eoaar, eldest son of Moses aller | The relatives and friends of the family are invited to | attend the funeral, this afternoon, at half Past three o'clock, from the residence of his tather, No, 264 Hicks | street, Brookdyn. On sunday, March 25, after a lingering illness, Sopata | Faveuxee, wife of John M. Fauchour, Sr., aged 56 years, 5 months and 7days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at three o’ciock, without furtver invitation, trom Flushing ave- nue, just above the toligate, astoria. At the village of Becei ah on Monday morning, March 26, Mannix J. Jouncon, aged 38 years, 9 months and $ friends and aequaintances are respectfally invited to attend the tuneral, at the Reformed Yutch Church, in the village of Jamaica, this afternoon, at two o'clock. At Rehway, ».J., on Hantey, March 26, Jous B, | Worse, in the 68th year of hi wen ‘The funeral will take Se pas a way, N. J., this af- terncon, at ha f past threo o'clock. At Washington, March 24, Mrs. Aspir: W. Suiru, only daughter of thy late Robert ‘nd Sarab Aen Hunt. ‘The foneral will take place from the residence of her uncie, D. Sbefieid, Darien, Conn., this afternoon, at three'o'elock. Orange | MARUTIME INTELLIGENCE. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORE—THIS DA rs 5 Sa MOON BETS. 26 20 buen WAAEe Port of New York, March 47, 1808, a LEARED. hip Northern Light, Tinklepaugh, San Juan, © | tprise, Waite, Liverpool, Taylor & Ricb. i) Marcil! (eva) Krause, tet in’ Burchard & Br k Pilot Fish, mas, Dow, Lowd & ( Back Rhode neh, Demil iL & Co. a Bark Jaspar, Bennett, Bridgepo rt, Wakeman, Dinon & Co, Bris Chateworth, Brown, bare Jas Bishop & tly F Cocsprotl Cardense, We fevraite, Pie W Elwell. Brig Vibid, Curry, St ‘DoW. iE D Duiteld: hetober, Norfolk, master, Brig Coie, Petticros, ane te washer. Talbot & Cs. Sebr Mary, Chase, Matanzas, Thos Gilmarti Schr Charies, Tucker, Jackson vil FenrO 8 Penslce, Foster, Charleston, Johneon. & si Sebe Jovian, A ton, Newborn, J Atkins & Co Sebr Hyland, Riehwond, mi ad sehr 8 MeN Small bas Waiter ‘Cangey, Fo ri Pe, 2 Beadtord. Philxdelphis, Mayhew, ful- er Oak, Kelly nytt i, Hand. iledel ire & Galway. com Wadleign & Yin Ss a ast Soul, Piymgatie ‘ae, Sobnson i. Slaght. Portamouth. 8 W Lewis. hnson, Baltimore, Cromwell's Schr Seaport, Schr Euphemia, Eldrid Steamer Thomas Swe line. giiiamer Thomas Sparks, Morrison, Philadelphia, J & N Stoainor Taoony, Hand, Priladelphis, W. H Thompson. Steamer [-laware. Co) iphia, Sandro Sloop Pointer, Fowler, | Liverpol, March 10,2 PM, wii K Collin Expertencod wee Mb, of Orme Head, saw A Stoamanip Khoxvillo, 1, mdse and passengers, to § 1. Mitchill, river, ship Southport, ani Florida, with i Ap Jamex Adge £8, to Spoiloi aids Motes Hanson, Havre, ay 14, wit hindse toalf a Lovejoy. Ped 3, tat 4 10, bh iP Admiral Blifvens, beace 27, wae boarded by Fr "Prince for Havre, 08 days out, Ad, hip Horatio, pound B. nanticleer, Piero gow, 15 days, with sugar. tall M Freeman & Go. Exporionces heavy wontiver Hark Martha (of Charleston}, Jenkins, Chatlertou, 8 days, with cotton, de, te Dunnam A Dimon, tad hoaty gale si 0 Hatteras, aud tying Hacterns, oer ipiay- | ine to, head to eastward, ehowingn tare blae ud white signal, Brig Crimea (of Bath), Auld, ‘ri eb, with lon 82, spoke molarnes, to GS Stephenson, " No date, lat 24 brig Joka Gilpin, of and for Boston; Fe’ 4 AMS thee jenes Shoals, ‘nosr the Isle of hours, but war finally cot off by rt of the oa h receiving any experienced heavy weather; lost foro went ashore on J a ae rig G W Krinekerhoff (of Boston), Philbrook, Gibars, a, 1S days, wath molasses, to Brett, Son & Co “Has beon Nol Hatteras with heavy weather from NN. h inst, passed @ number of piscer of weook, » Tedder, part of the cembiugs of hatele ke; next day'pacced some empty cacke having the appesrance of New Orleans ks and barrels, om od T RL, No 137. Aneoinvi te, Ponca, PR, March 7 wit! iNeeniie he. molasses, tt master. is avy woather, apl jeorge. (ot Ward, Jecomls, March 1 reall, March 21, tas coring (enppored) for Cl hatles’ of mainmast and tore aad mixen Copmaate. in Regie (of Becwied), Robbins, Caracoa, Fob ache March 9, wit, Brasil wood, f el "Sehr with coffee and log Ton 7420, passed w large ship ton, with ler it | but Saag ehane to remain, { oath inst, 46 milee SW of Montauk. nd, Havan—Arr Pod 2¢ North Wind, Ripley, NYork; Marek | 1, Adiniral, Blit'e y ae Bell, Johustone, Mobile; | ih, Milic ; March I, 3 ht day) Ito tat sem 3 yNC), Padger, St De- nat Sit bari 6, Uo ma tit Amie, win: f city, ‘e 545 ert, Piymonth, NC Waroh 2, ke ‘schr Daniel B Martin, Wainwright, “wus Savannah, 6 daye with cot: rAd Sehr alley, ley Sobr ) fae Haig Sob: di ner, Sehr Bene lighter), Seven, from wreck of ship St Ps at to Dunham & Di ard, of steamtug Leviathan), . tod H Brow: bour Alamo, Galveston, | Kies, Mobi Ai ‘Arr ateacaship City FRILADELE % Mt Puter, Bored, jarch of New Fork, Mathers, Be aes ieee ar BS, Htey, Tew tice ots tise pick rer don: May Ste Seundes NYork nad 1B Beach! oro Seudised, Sandtera. eee enews Disasters. Siur Wittiam, from New Orleans, betore rv d ith, on the Hen and Chickens. was pu: ont and towed into the Breakwater, Bu sup Ivvanra, abandoned on her Savannah, was eee th 500,000 feet of lumber. Vossel a cargo fully insured here and at St John, NB. Baxx W. T. Savwarn, defore reported lost, off Loochoo, sailed from San Francisco [sth of Shanghac yey, Caroluses, and nigh wonther was Cuperienoe’ sbout in the Pacific, and it is sup gee eer ag one morning ate was foun and a half feet ter in ner holdectoale incromsl og. course wae tupase aNaiy eh shaped for the Great Loochoo, ade after three days of incessant pu » they succeaded, on the lst Deo. in fy fathoms waicr, ¢ to Cork from Ore, AN to got the beats were got in the hold. | Om. kindi by the natives, minis to. build shelter ven feet water were mot with Provisions and rah tis fatelli- ucenies Captain Hed, some officers of the Vincannos and wero on their way Hed.zes proceeded on to Napak ai Vincennes went roand to the soe o he was busily eassgud tas ehor uj vat without, thet ail neternpes to get Ver closer to the shy get coess, sed finding re of no wos abandoned, the hull still float masts cul » Vincenner wooded om towards the fell in C4 the Amori- ked mariners » TS. was mer b ack St Fhitpes Cyen, NW. irom the Ueland ot Pines. fol and cargo are a total loge, ily letter to Elwood Wi al: ter, £aa.| Soun Avevervs Moonn, Watts, bound to Charleston from Figmouth, NC, with a cargo of 300 bashels, peas and 20 vols tar, went ashiore on the Greodgobo h inst. Th ‘und cargo are atotal lose. The voagol was owned y Mz A Moagan, and was fully insured, rantown, SC, rgo insured at Phe sc Insurance Co of Charleston, stated), car. Sour Ransom, of Deor Lalo (where b tied away her foromast and bi Both oW Helibut Point. "A fang, tance from Plgeon Cove, and off: ad cot the ver sible, at om boned, but was not Whon last soem, a juryniast kad bean rigged and some sail soun Grursway Woison, trom Norfolk, 14th inst, for New Yor! i 63 burhels ecrv, shore vn Baraog at, With three feet water in the hold.’ Capt Bowne, the w writers’ agent, Toft the vity Mouday afternoon, with Tighters, eo, to render aanintanes, Scour Cuaruxs Buncaann, Ulmer, from Porto Rico tor Now York, went ashore two miles from Great Egy Harbor, on Monday night; consigued to White & Duncan. Cargo, su- ear, insured here; vessel fueured at the East. Sour Excension (lighter). while being towed from this city to Barnegat, was run foul ore. ® sehr and lost ner bow- sprit, when she rotnrned to tho afty for repaies. Did not learn what ae the other yess! reesived, 4 fog Matanceas, March 18, ig Bi eeats ‘le, from Arecibo for Baltimore, March 38, lat Jon " | ‘otas, Whelden, from Provinectown for Norfulk, { Foreign Ports. 4, PR—No Am veswel in por March 1 ARAcoA—Sid March 8 sche B® R Sawyer, Paewoli, NYork cand wns spoken 10th, lat 28 45, lon 73 28). | Canpena—Sld Fob Awhip Akbar, Van Volt, Valparsiso and Boston. CARDEN AS—AtrY March 13 beige Delta, ‘ i oston; Florinds, Morto oukl, Savannah; 14 ae ADIE bark af ree 'Dickoy, 8 Alconus, Ladied, and € Brown, rritgiandele, Foudieton, Portinad; ophon, wotzer, Koy Wost; Jas lice, Gilkey, “Portland ten? Olenvise Partridge, Be Cinvruxoos—Agt ‘March 10 bark Gicard. O'Neil, St Jago. a Oe st penearten Taylor, Trinidad; bark Indiana, ‘ork; nticleer, Pierce, do; ketch Brothers, Pag, Goancnant Cun scoa—In purt Fol 21 back Hy Trowbridge, from Port au Spain, arr 10th; brizs Tangier, Ford, ane; ‘schrs Aun Hyman, of Newbern, arr 20th; HE Par {rom Port au » are 2th, Sld'sMth, brig Onward, D No Am veewal in port abt March 11, Havawa-—are March 15shlp Sebastopol, Kayes, Iortland. uo Doten, Hersey, Romodios: Sulivto, hy Pocahontas, NYork; 16th, bark a; brig Wm Clark, Sinipson, ‘Brown, Trinidad; rig JM Sid ith bark Drinkwater, Triaidad. IW NYork for Cowen £2 29 fa; bark Thorndike, 70) bhds sugar for per bhd, PR—In port March 10 brigs Thos Waldrot PS anys: Black Swan, Davis, Tor a for NYork 2 oF Jacyeri—In port March pele Roe for gchre N orthern Light, Burroil, tor Boston day popeo, Ju x Sud wos NILLO— A pe Feb = barks hn Fa ‘es (Dre) pitimore, tare 5, ‘le W A Dresser podee, 1 Grom en), N lary Gilley, ork, ‘Sid Lith barks Marmion, seeneee bie bags Mth, Gold Hunter, Berry, NYork; bri arlson, Boston; Lith, ships American, Soave: J Parker, Bowker, Cork; sehr Wenle Nubvirar—in 1h pares Thoe Ritedi Bo), ding to lond for NYork; Delonte, Gillan, for du Id M'Mourtrie, do do; brige Boraeo, Richards, an Johnson, do do. i ®, P—In port March 1 bark Excelsior, Hartman, for N. 3 dayss brig Cynthia, Hall, from Nortulk for N ‘0 Santa Clara, 2 Mingsworth from ee for N York: Sid lith bark Warren, Comory, NYo in port Jan 30, brig Kobe Wi Wing, Bray, from enon: Bt, bit ork. sr a port March 10 briga Brn, M'Allister, ane; Gardit, for Work, tas: “Wateome for do's ays Pun Sura AN Sid Jue "Teronto, Stor ig, ond Beruare, Gre Vouel u Below Sth Commercie Barks Yo Horn, Amov—Arr Doo 24 John Wade, Harding, Hone Kong, Sid | Deo 2 Otranto, Hayes, Swatow. | Amnnorsan—Sld March 6 Grace, Kelly, NYork. erga Art Mareh 2 Caroline Dackwit:, Howeyer, New 4d, Mary Aan Patere, Brown, NYork.’ Sti ith Agnes, ini he Vill Sth Shonherd, Perey, NYork Arr Af: Krxnex—Are March 4 Adonis, Boste, Bilkev, Savannah; verniens, Wietin Heonken, Lattimore; Kepubli Mon®ke, and Hobonstaffen, Lam te Boric in’ Broken, Wnsds by contare with tke Wolds, row ‘orto Cabello); Neptune, fortmann, Baltimore. Bancernowa— ‘eS Li Mystery, Taylor, ‘Boston; 12th, Maria, Mariatan’ harleston; MTech: Lucinda Sears, Hearat do; Coruncsa, Fabregas, Mobile; Ixth, Kufemea, Salas, Nor’ leans; Mth, ben Juan, Porras 4 DRienur—Arr Mareh 7 Err eating, Pabega, NOrieane. Beurasr. Norte Boapravy ind, Charleston; | 6th, Cart Johan, ntreal, Lavender, Charleston. CURMAVS Oder, Ehlers, NYork; 4th, Sir Robert Peel Nord America, i’eters, end Johan rr Mare! rente; 34, Four Broth 4, Inbeys, RYork; Anna Kimball, Pike obit paige , Galveston, all tor Ani iis, Balti » NYork for Ani Sid oth Ri Antwerp, with ths wi ont ib, Miselaippt, Allen, Avtweep supplied with an aschot). GRAVesENO—Arr March + Jonny Pitty, Snow, Shanghas; Sarah Wilodge, Reid, Savaneah; oth, Prince Albert, Mar tin, NYork. { Grascow—Arr Mi Gn:enoox—Arr i Sarah, Plye, NY Crooker, Decomey, snd Alberta, Camerun, NUrieaw Sunbeat, Dew, Savaunah. eb 2 Cora Linn, h 5 Phobns, Oltver, City Point, cn Mississippi, Veal, NOrlcans; Danie ston, ied wtarelli, Dickey, Catania and Brunetts, Fogarty, Marseilles Palermo (and old for eld 17th for Maida, fa, Ryan, London for Stewart, NYork; ‘Cramer, Wilmington: hb, Miseiasippi, Allen, 44th, Mentor narleston; Delaware, Patten, C Baltimore. ner, Charloston; Alb G ‘and Rome, Moulton, NOrieans; Carolus | Macnus, Coffin, Mobile; My Harbeck, True, do; Sd, St Nicolas, Brag fohannisberg, Ulrich; Teambull, Geo Flatten, I olomel Cutts, mid, Henderson; Jaz, doy Geotts. NOrioane, Sid Snow,’ doi 4th Victoria Re 9 4 5 te, rth ; ited Murray 5 Tatervationa for NOPoans. ALS Oe "March 5 Amoy, Balt, Savannah for Liver ‘Seavey, and o Konc—Arr Deo 29 Mermaid, Smith, Shanghae: Jan erie, Poteraon, £4; Sid 234, Honqua, Coleman, | Foo-ehow-f00; 28tb, Arr. ale, Shang! Fivenroou— Arr March? Gonder, Mitebell, Chaelestant Gtentyon, Koss; Conral » ‘aad Sophia, Bradshaw, | Savaguad; Australia, Smith, NYork: Sd, Arfol, Sti Philantbro) ist, epee, mone ansett, Edm: end RA Lewis, and feeb Agr aoe Anrapolls, Buok,’ an Vesrr, Denar, Galveston; tite ; Robinson, and 5 Josepaiae, Tucker, dos 00, Baltimore ay (©, West, N York: ay i leon, Philadel; ~ ie Favortt Geld, De 4 arabe! ‘1 NB, on Re Wiatheor: Nor. ville, , Movite: Favorite, Lithgow, Savannah; Kingston, Mur Bolt, geen of . Zerags, Malia: Sth Pers ‘Saa Poster. Jr, e, NYork: D: nderweod. } vanpah, with lo | off Dungonees. } Knudsen. aud Oder, Ehlers, both trom New York, have | York | considerably. | Eliza Sosauna, Cars, at Helvoot, ghee ‘ia; 6th Blue Jac _ Tena, Plumer, Singapore; Mi enate Alle timers: seen b A Wentarvalt Saania, City of Mop trea’, Cuthelt, Portiand; 7th Great Deisai ee Gray, Cark Vilowbon—Entd inwards ere 2 Diana, Hein, NOrleans; 4 : ‘York; Parthenon, Altord tor ‘alcutta; 2d, Geo W Bow ter, Baltimore Sth, Clara Al rat hatten, Demarara; ‘omen: Wicting. id Lg aed Evans, Warnor, N La » Martin, Sy Harvest, uller, Venice “th, 2 more; Sth, Victoria, Champion, NYork. » Old out’ Ist Devonshire, ares wrens a, Conptanti id Bal MaRS! oy ee—Art Mar: ‘ity land London. sld ah estates Pico, Sen Francisco; yoyager, Freeman, Boston. id Sth, Key tanis; Gae- land, do; Loni sae MALAG ASARE Feb 21 Cul ‘oater, Norfolk; 234, Gem et Miller, do. Cld Mth | Fes Killa, Lovett, Mow: MALTA—Arr March 1 Maida, Coombs, Boston. Mrontx a—Arr Fol 23 Fruiter, Dawes, Marseition, 7th gatta, Znvlor, do; GC Ackerly, Baldwin, do. Sid Hh, tive, Willingis, Shoston; 15th, Golden Raver, doy 234, Lauca, Smith, Palerra e Nasres— Arr’ ‘March 3 tas Gabrielle, Aubert, Charles on. EWPORT—Sld March 6 St Peter, fom yan ey ioe Burton, Charleston. Cld 2¢ Princess Royal, Scott, it Point. Ponremovrn—Arr March 3 Arabia (s), Judkina, Cor stantinople and Mrlta sld 8th for Liverpool); Abeona, ples. Sid th Christians, Haw: Birch, Neweastle for 4 mond, NY! Off ‘the Wight Sth Hy Ware, Dudley, Caleatts vie St Helena tor London. Pampovy—Arr March 6 Favatics Eames, NOrieans. Varenuo—Arr eb 25 Geo A mn, Robson, Genon (ead nt Albert, Greig, Marseilles. Sid 25th G, PorrLawn—Oft March 1 Rebecea, for remon, bohm, Savani Hagerty, = Wil- rockenburg, N York; and ‘Sect Boorman, NOrleans (latter helm, Mallon id, Aucors Catherine, Krow: ordered to Belfast); 4th, Mary Bralford, Thompson, Mobile for Havi bo, W; York (and ordered th Limar- ick); 6th, N Stowers, Stowors,Cartenas; 7th, Rapid, Boarss, Catania for Liverpool. Samanasc—Arr Deo 3 Homer, Swot, fa, (and std Sth tor Soural ee a): 9th, Rover's Bride, or Nason, Batavia, (and sid Zid for Syduey, NS Wh Bats, Witeh ot EN Wave, Shreve, do (and sld Jaa 4 for the Netherlands via atavia.) SWANGHAY—Are Dec 18 Hamilton, Conuingham, Hoag Kong. Sld 2th Golden State, Barstow, N York. SovrmwaLp—Of March 6 Sheridsn, Gilebrist, Santa Cruz, Cuba, for Dundee. Swixtps—Sld March 2 Lomtania, Cook, Catania. Sevitur—Arr Feb 18 ¥ Knox, Smith, NYork. Suvewa—Arr Feb 20 Marthe Allen, Smith, Bosto Vosta, Percival, do, Sr ar aeii y—Off Fel 2 Elise, Fogel, Savannah tor Text —Are March 1 Zorcolict, Groote, NYork. Warr gone March 3 Ann Thompson, Leonard, Sa- Wuamroa—Si Livinvoor, March 2—The 'ranchiee, of Charteston, which ‘wont ashore near Stndwell Roads on Feb 27, lies im & very exposed poeition, filling with the tides, and having siderable list to seaward; a port is being out in her starboard aide to cet at the cotton. 4th—the Belmont, Neilson, from Philadelphia, arrived here with loss of bulwarks, boata stove, and decks swept, Sth—The Pilgrim, of Portland, from’ Baltimore to Schie- dam, bas beoh abandoned at sea, 6th—1he F W Brune, which arrived here on the 26th Tob from New Orleans, took tire in Victoria Dock last evening when nesrly discharged; bul it was shortly extinguished, with trifling dai Sth—About } Franchise, wrock sof cotton Lave been saved from the ear Studwell Roads, bovides what bas eee securea wl the cusst towards I'wilheli, (See low. ) 9h—740 half balos, 172 baler, and a very large quantity of loose cotton, have been recovered from the John Bannerma from New Orleans for Liverpool, wreckod at Holyhead. Proxzitsi, March 1On (he piglt of the 2 it came Wow a heavy gale from SW, which continued until mid-da onterday, ich the so, on shure near Studwell's Rows went to pieces and her cargo is strown along the about 640 bales of cotton have been secured above Bigiventer: Caniz, Feb 22—The Jeusie Munn, Josler, of Liverpool, from Mobbe to this port, in attumptine to enter the harbor in tha night of the 20th, struck upon the Cochinos Rocks and Jost her rudder and cutwater, hut was assisted into the har- bor yenterday. QvieNxvows, March 5—The Globo, Wylie, which arrived to-day trom rk, bad varricd away some stanchions, and thrown part of cargo overboard. Drat, March 8—A large “kip, with © poop, American } errs with ‘gided ed stern, with mat prit damaged, be 5 out of her, the eu was too heavy to board ler, was pas Feb 28 in Jat 49 N, lon 24 W, by the India, Kyken, arrived parently: of mast. Coxmaven, March 6—Tho Hamburg sips, Sir Robert Peol, deen obliced to be towed arround a lithe below the harbo owing to. the floating ice wileh i* again accumulating fa the i ale g SSE, elinht from. Mat ‘no American ship Sir Robert Peel, cittard aw York, wae hauled out of the London Dock yesterday afternoon, aud taken into Blackwall Dock to be overbauled, having eo ere very bad weather on her lavt voyage trom New Yor 7tb—The sbi nae from Chi amar Ax envan, March, C—The Zorgvliew, Gro ‘oF this port, av the tered very novors weather the whole paseuge ings, was strnck by a viry heavy eonr which cartiod mway dont and other tnimzs trem tho dock, and occasioned other damage; lind 5 to 6 seetin the hold, aud ebip strained very build, abandoned, topmasta » trom N eneoun- sound- FU. —A veseel apparentty of Ameri with rigzing lying alongside, bo oz, stern wilh milded br ud @ basket of flowers on a rod eronnd, irarehead fer with mach gild- ing, and flowers in her baie, was passed ‘dist Feb. by the Horvneav—New Harbor—Marcl 2.—At % yg i8 thie cotton ie was blowing time, with thiek weather, the wind right on c inhdad to tho sea, bat with little hopes of get the crow (with the exception of ax Lanis, who took vot the boats on bor first striking), got on shore my IT Tt is fonrod that che six men are lost, J Baoneraan broke up at § o'clock, sbore; people arc employed saving it cotton vee, Hall $ ry, AG Standard (Bp) Deisesliy Chincha Islatds: Northwood, Higkhas Urleans: achire Alice A Randel, Poterwone bones, PR Lita; Challenge, — steamer Motul Savage, Scud: der, N¥or Powter, Lond id Kimball, Am rig Juliet; Lowey, be eo and Daeuor Ayres; vebrald fe Pris Boston; Sarah C “Bngl Alvany Sid Man: skip Kobt Patten, Fulton, Cubs. BUSTON— Are March ttoamors Piedmont, Post. Dalei- wore Uranite “tate, Flowers, Philadelphia: beig ltaeriet, Hall, 1 Matansax (th, Inthe by Mi from Phila e rch ashore on Gi hop , Pike, Aurask, ips Margaret, Merr loxwe: barks Atalanta ade. ie; A Tirrell, Philade : Sid ships Stephen Glover, b ek B Hore, Kriten, Warrou Hallet. Wears Manzoni, ee; Darke Prompt, «ld 2h, R H Douglas ‘whisk Hat hy (4 bound for Sevaunaln ISTOL Becht Gazelle, Nerauson, NYork; Brown, Gardiger, do, Cla rehr Daniel Web: ip Sq Hide, Snow, Havre, EDPOwD—Arr March 24 schrs Mary Ann & Cero NEW i line, Henderson, Philacelphin; Oxcar F Hawley, Cartwright, aud'T U Sawyer, Sawyer, do: , Prink, do. NEW LONDON-—-Ate Mare k, © R Vickery, Horton, 3 in port March 26,8 AM, bark St Jago; brig hrs Aun Jenkina, Sherman, from fal iy G iryport for Philadelp! “Tor do; Black arlie and Willie, Tibbett: Justine Kolte a . Philadelpt: hn relsea, 1 Jones,’ Wellect for Wiltard, fro tt tuck, Start, Evergreen, Vermont, | rape VHIA—Are Marols PM, schts Roxbury, uc Mead, Tarn jowbarg, N&; Klonive Kroxtury’ Brown, Port! Iver JL White, Goat init, Rent, NL ate, Magee, South: York: FC’ Smith, Smith, Arr Mareb ba bark epics, y Geosing Me at Lineol Wolbers Cardous | Holmes’ Ina, 'Loncey, ‘Baitimoces A} Gould, Bowdoin, Cardone, ‘th inst, vie 3 Corinthian, Tani, Philadelphia, Toey’ York; Kk ‘Hudeon, Crosby, do ; Valoutine, Doane, Tigeky B Hamilton, Chave Matilde, ak f ienfeg icy cr. veatcegt hee Pastor, Larron, Tarts, ane : Chariertons ton; Ooees Mth, ‘sebr Lg Albert Dente, Jona 0 Ireland, CAV ANNAICOAtE Mazeh =tford, N York: brig i, 2 nae Smith, do, ship dulis Ho be Auguste, BY ork; sohr BS Janes, cow “TARPAULEN ULES COG tert Mar Noten Hone: brig Sarah ponrille) do. Coster, ihe fessott, Provtdane br Susan, from 4 jwok- bh 8 ‘SH Talbot, Nortoi ooster, Moore, (from “ ICA, Lang, 5 “feria not seonted until paid for. on board. A SSS aL EARS RELL Ne raciet STAR LINE OF VEREOOS PACK- ete—Packet of bo ae —The id and ip STEL TANI ae 2th M: coommodations for cabin, nena” cabin an sod. Persons = | lication to ‘weoure berths om TAUBCOTT & CO., 85 South otreat. TEAMSHIPS BETWEEN HAVRE AND KEW YORK tenmanip A1-YS will sail fom Havre direet tor New York, twithout calling at any on Saturday, 2ith of Now ratly of iroighe algae in itvt and secon sill be very modorate, Saillag of tho sucoveding steamers will’ be, shortly em nownged. ‘The rate of insurance in France is loss by from Hxvrc direct tor New York than in ships calling’ at Se Enalish port, Apply in Havre and Yaris, 17 Boulevards doe Ialions, to Doi rete, or in New York to E, CUNARD, No, 4 Bowling G ons hen OE BTOR an AND HAVER. ‘TUE U. S. MAT. ye A ¥ April 7 river; | Erica of in first, $75, ot yebng ia uti shoutd be day before sailing Jow.”’ No freight will be taken after Thu April th. For freizht or passage apply to M. LIVIN! aera, ‘Agent, 6B Broadw ANDERBIL’ —The first class dante April 2) cond cabin passa: the now le pecan Aricl, in May: The owner of theo Will not be accountable for aa silver, bull io, jow- ery, precious stonde oF metas; untees’ bills of meee. a therefor, and the value’ thengot therein, oy Ay for freight cea New Cork Bat? Sse ‘ ie — wtreet, rue N. D, des Victoire. Bi Casimir Delavigne, Havre. Tance's offic en, anne fa Bonth vapton & 4 tho mile and paste for Ei irday, Aprit 21, ke 12 clock M., frou pier Sy North River lower saloon In second cabin Ano: nced surgeon ia attached to exch stcamor, lotters must pase through the Post Office. Specie ‘elivered im Havre and London. For passage or frvigit, apply to c. ND, Arent, 1 South Wiliteim street. ath Rrra Lisrmsan will shoeeed the Washington: ead S. MAIL LINE. POR CALIFORNIA, Via ASPIN- ¢ walland Panams.—Californians are informed toast the Pangme Railroad is comploted, and the transit of the Tathmas will be made by railroad rom ocean toocean. N more mule travel—no ‘Gn Thuredas, April aczecleck P. M., from pier uh fooe of Warren street, North river, will, be dispatched the flees steamship GEORGE LAW, C V. Fox, U. 8. N. To gonsect ‘et Panama wit uperior atenan- ship SONORA, Capt, K. 1. Whiting ua sigan bt baad! mye ker | Panama, to prevont detes- NO ight teste after 1 o'clock on the salting de A Por'ps be ly at the Com: ‘8 othee, West no — vet m3 w. "RAYMOND. street, to el at atesht ts EDUGTION OF FARES 0 sur THE sfirs— cL few York and California seanship ine, via Nicaragua —Acoessory ‘om | (of Ntearacua), Sevom humdred miles shorts than an; othe route, Tbe feadid. double stoumahip: STAR OF TIE WEST Ou) tons ‘burehen: ae Tarher, will lenge yap Ne. § North River, at rae + precisel; ¥ Ae D ting. oa lately the transit teamers are Unsur- peseod in their ventilation and sccorpmodations.. 5 oven oy mation or 5 Boman: at the ae rates, only te CHARLES GAN. agent, N eon tren, Letter ngs made up at the office. Fetters 2c. por half ounce, ISPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO. plen did AI drat class olipper ship COCR me ‘ios "Pucker, master, 1s 0 and will Ronitively “= ghey! is Jexpeoted to fi ath ing ips of this line sre guarant before the day advectised. SUTION @ CO-S¢ Walt ¥ Upralis Raped LINE, CARRYING States The brated cli dczaw STEAD, Th master, Berth, pier 8 Rast riv ng for Welbourss ing out on her second voyage in this eet in eighty nine days, Has ‘ik acta Soar Foote and secoud cl ry. an he a r gr passage neos en sho sail about middle of Aprile. The Hoean corded by the mapuitees also on her second yoynae, eodeated time of sevant spuly tok, W. CaM Ww receivii *F a of 4 fre] £3 in days s. For ‘No 6 Bowling’ Gree 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.—FOR H. Ms « and New Orleans —On Monday, tre Se Foe aa i to New Orleans, 10 centa per cable foot. Shippers will be supplied with blank bills ot Inding of the forms signed by the i om application at th forms aig: Ville of lading will be No ot! “yar freighs er pews ly at tho office of th or oF poanege apply ab tbe o: ce of the company, No. 177 | Wore etooreve ot Warren, ROBE NEW YORK AND NEW coemene: STRA! pany.—For New Orleans. tet Uaited States Maile—Th i OR, J.D. tea gh a= freight on 1 on hove pi jond: ok precisely, from "pee = Monde Are street, North riv "Ere ne for and for Mobile, consigned to # Counoly & Co. wenn Peoveeaits tse fore leaving port. Bilis the ‘evening, previo passage ore, i by ye! at, 0) manner, a April 25 VANNA' le app de oem in Now Oreanee will be forwarded trv of commin- coved the Cahawba, NITED STATES KNOX D pier No. 4 Nocth river. at & ened on board met 1, .oF for passage, to SAMU) MITCHI For Florida, throush tick m Now York to 2 J ‘Kaonville, M.S. Woodbutl, Sl. to Pilatai, $82. FLORIDA, Cape. will succeed, and leave on Wednesday, SAVANNAH—PARE REOUCED.—THE States mail segnend REYSIONE STATE, Hardie, will leave Philadelphia for Savannah on We = day. Ail 4 at 10 oclook A, steerage $3. The tone State will leave as above un Wednespay, April ‘Agente in Now York SCRANTON & TALLMAN, UP slip, wher rooms may be secured. R% CHARLESTON Ane FLORIDA —SEMLWEE United States Mail steamship JAMES “DCRR, cx ve pier No. 4 North river, o o'elool For tr all bills of fiee of SPOPFORD, Thro eke te Porta ITED LS tarda, orn a sah oan nrply ‘on board, wheen ie, at ‘he of- Broad PR! NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICI The United States mail ae pes HOANOKE, il} leave the following ms aT) een se ¢ fo morni ‘rom Norfol Bouth proceed by Tailtond direct. wth Walden to Wiimiaaton, Ang ‘Aug seat ve ye Ct 7 stoornge bait Pelee. throng stato Lyn rt ht Ai r0et UDLAM & PLEASANTS, $2 Uroadong. or RICHMOND” AND NORFOLK—THR STRAM- NOKE, Ceptain & i soading shmond mad Nort, poral 9 eck. m the ry oto a4 ‘will be borne by Oe ould neglect 4 sire evs my within the Sve days, & onvidered forfeited ty the corporation, a be sold oven sean for the bencit of the city. Bantivovowew 3. PURDE, a ¢ Supplion. _ Commissioner of Reva: i ecaeiranciie “PLAYING CARDS. ‘YING CARDS FARO Ph. BE AYING |