The New York Herald Newspaper, April 11, 1855, Page 10

of John B. Holmes for the Homlolde of Extal ‘ COURT OF GENERAL SBSSIONS. Before Hon. Judge Stuart. BRBCOND DAY. 10.—At the opening of the Court this morning, ‘. ips, for the defendant, sald that befere the Court rendered its decision on the po'nt submitted yes- terday be hed still anotber objection to urge against the reception of dying declarations as testimony. He ob- jected to them on « constitutional ground, for the con- @itution provided that in all criminal cases the party ecoused shall be confronted with his witness, Mind the constitution, therefore, in this respect, abrogate i the common law in relation todying declarations. The point bad never been raised before in this State, but it has ‘Deen sanctioned in Georgia, (the counsel quoted a rele- vantcase,) and is entitled to the serious consideration of be al said, that, in the Ist Wheeler (Mass. Re- ports,) the point had been decided adverse to the posi- tion taken by the counsel. Ilis honor, moreover, ruled east the motion of the defendant’s counsel, and per- ted tne introduction of te conversation that paised between the witness (Sheehan,) and Gourlay, on the morning of the latter’s death. ‘Michael Sheeban was then recalled, and his examina- med. ba ‘By Mr. Heobe—Will you go on with the conversa- tt passed between you and Gourlsy on the Sua- = oe that he died. A, Tasted as he said he was going tode, whether he struck Mfr. 105 pre- bei tabbed. vious, Philips i did not tell him again that he would TOM. Beebe—Gourlay said “No,” ing low tone, in answer to my question; that was all he eaid; I saw his body at five minutes past eleven, ia yhe dead house. Q Where was the wound’ A I 't tell; [did not see it at all Q. Have you bis coat? The witness here exhibitel tof the de reased ar Mr. Phiilips—Was that coat proiuced at the coroner's jury’ A. [can’t teil; Iwasa witness before the eorezer’s jury; I prosorec that coat in the station house; it bas been in my possession siace Jangary; before tha! it was ip the stacion house; I saw that coat om Gourlsy the night of the affray; I did not exsmine it tt. Phillipe objected to the production of the coat in evidence Mr. Beebe waived its introduction. PEQuesticn by Mr. Beebo—Wbat was the language used by Holmer at the time Colls was under arrest, wh+n Holmes rescued him? A. The decoated told Mr. Holmas that he bad rescued bis privoner, and said: “I'll se you for it to-morrow,” or wor's to that ; this was all that peed between them on that occasion; at the tims ot the arrest of Callagban, Holme: called me ‘a bloody sonofab—h! I got youon the police, ani I'll break you;”’ be mare another rem-+rk that [ am ashamel to express in Court; he called ms a “lousy tailor " Crogs-examined by Mr. Phillipe—I will have teen on the police two yearn next September; 1 have been inthis country since 1847; I ceclsred mp intentiony in October, 1848. d bee natucalizd in June, 1863, two months vefore I was appointed on the police; on the night of the 80 of November, { went to the ste- tlon house before p o'clock; I had uot been im company with Gourlay before I went there; I don’t haow which of ua arrivid at the station boute first; we leit at suntowa together—some eighteen or twenty of us; Gourlay and I were tide partners; it was about a quarterbi o'clock that we heard the noise at 66 Greenwich until then we had been patco'ling; Thad resa Gourlay about a dozentimes in theintrval; I believe I called into three places during that’ tour: 1 was in a basement at 61 Greenwich street; I was also in No, £0, a porter house; the third place was in Rector atreet: this last was not 4 porter house; I do not remem ber being in any places except those 1 have mentioned; I drank no Liquor that n'ght; I can’t tell whether Gour- lay tad been Crinking; I waa pot under the iafluence of liquor, nor was Gourlay thati could see; there was a ublic meetizg that night, and a procession by the friends of Mr. Diamond; I was not opposed to Mr. Dia- mond; i belong to no party; I voted for Mr. Brown oa tbat election; 1 cannot tell’ what party Mr. Hoimes be- Jonges to; the bar of No. 56 Greenwich strect was kept by Mrs Malone; Ido not know that Cols lived thero; @ lady lived there, but I do -n:t know that abe was his wife. Q To tbe best of your knowledge and belief, was not that Coil's’ residence? A. Lomly heard be iived there; I had ressor to believe it was bis residence when he went up for the club. 'Q What was the character of the coise that attracted youratwnion’ A. There was shouticg aad quarreviag. Q. Was it not shouting for the candidates? A. I doa't know: we heard them for a whole block; the shoutiaz for different candidates continued until near 12 o'clock: sidewalk when I firat saw him; when I telling deceased that be wou! all door of 56 Greenwich street was open, and half a doz+n p-ople were iaaid was there aching her husben4 to go up stafrs, and that was Collis; I believe Mrs. Malone wus there, but I cannot way. &. Dia not Coitta say thet he wardoing nothing! —that be was ntendtng in front of bis own residence, mod had @ right to be there? A {did not hear him eay 0; I sold to go up ptairs with the woman; betel op that ‘he would doas be pleased; I ans not do what he pleased; Le said could red that ‘were; we were on the sidewslt then, about two tect from the sioop; Collin wae standing, and grabbed him by the neck-haad. fercbief; they bad» quick jostle, and ‘both Collis and the deceased got hemmed up by the crowd; they justied ‘then into the hall; Iw prisones by tte lsppgl of the coat; his cap was boccke’ off, snd so wis mina; I was about a foot inside of the ball; I held tte prisoner and bad my lub in my hand with wy clob in front of my body: while thus Holmes caught hold ¢f me; Gourlay had a club; I cannot tell whether Collis haa a bat or cap on; I baye no impression about it; he bac on a black handkerchief; J saw his face and had hold of the Jappel of bir coat; to the best of my belief he was bareheaded then; I did not hear Collia then; | don’t know what hind of a c'ub Co'lis had in hia hand, it was a cmall black stick, a caneI should juige; there were about six or seven personsiin the cro #4 there, exclu: ive of myself and Gourlay; there were four persons im the bail beside two women, Mr Caonivan Mra. Ma- Jone’s son in-law, was there; Mr. Landy was there, and a JOUPE mon need Cura, abd Calloghan were alss the may have econ the females who were there sinca: I know Mrs, Malcne; I did not hesr Holmes say “for G sake do net strike thet man cn tre bead,’ I hid lifted club up when Holmes serve it; the club was in my righ hand, ord I bad hold of the prisoaer with my left. Q. Livd you not your club raised, and did not Holmes catch it a it was descendirg’ A. No; he might ha: «made the ebove remark, but I did out bear it; I cano far how wide the hall’ wax; about four feet, I should Q. How Jong were you in that hall? A Atont five ot six minutes; when Holmes caught hold of my club { asked him to let it go; I had to let Collia go in order to y cut the handkerchief and reieayed the pritoner; Holmes was then on the ti’owalt. Q. What was the coniuc: of Collis that night? A. I mew him do no other act than what I have stated; iy laghan th: and roid T ; my band then to bis breast, snd told him to goboms, mj touch purbed him into the gutter, into which hs fell; he ten roe and wi m® a:rozs the stree!; 1 followed and arrest? d bim for being drunk snd disorderly. Q What was he doing at tre time you arrested him’ A. By was abusing me, and forced one of that party. Q. Did Callaghan say © word to you in the hall? “A. No. Q. When yousay that party, do you mean the Di mond party? A. T don't now what party they wer took Callaghan to the station house; he walked quietly, Govrlay accompanied un; Holmes was standing at his ow: dcor; he said to me, ‘Go slong Jim, and I will breac you to morrow,” Holmes then resiie) in 63 Greenwich ataent nese opposite No, £6; 1 con’t know where Calta: han oong ity) aboot lon minutes at the station se after having brought Callaghan there; on tha way to the station bouse nothing was said between mo and Gourlsy about locking up Ho mes until after the elec- tion; when we were coming back the deceased said toms bound to have that resened prisoner (Collis); it juiet when we returned; there were a few per. ball way of No. 56 Greenwich street; they was standing on in com with @ young man; it was not exactly in the nivale of the street that he was stand- i the sidewalk of N some time aresidi nt of the First ward; 1 believe Holmes’ office w 161 Broadway; he was an enginser and city surveyor; Holmes remained talking with the gentleman tora few minater. @ Did Gourlay go up snd arrest him whi'e he steol there with his bands in ookets? A. Yea. in whieh Gourlay arrested ¢ arreste! bim, Gourlay nut his hand ci. Holmes’ shoulier, raying, ‘You bay 4 7m bound to take you in;’? I did not bear ; Gourlay made the above remark bs fore ke put bis band on Holmes, I was five or six fost off; they then jostled—Holmes going towards his own houro, and dour following bim What Co you mean by jostling? A. Holmes sprang end Gouriay followes him up; Gourlay kept his on bim all time; he hac his club in bis hand, coat hanging on his arm; [did no! heat if L have done anything, can find me from the tims that Gourlay laid his on @s' shoulder until J saw Holmes ia bis own re 1 did not hear bim my ‘a word e When did you sya blow struck on Holmes? A. 1 saw no blow struck till rtruck hm myvelf: I believe { struck bim on the head; I strack hrm three blows on the bead with elab; tis club was 22 inchoa long, Y, inches thi! I strack him as bard & 1 could om the bead; Holmes wae rtandiag ap when I struck bim first; he fell parthily a: record blow, and altogether at the third; at the second blow he stagger, and the third prostrat Lim entirely; 1 saw no bicod flow from these bio w: la taken to the station house, and [ wert in! be was lying om the floor in biv room, ; he said he was : Dit you hear him a ting about making his A J only beard bim ask for tok and paper; 1 scores n't Sate aS apy thing » : there Di Mou a e. a Wasa jit was ight; Holmes had neither beots, cont on when he was taken to thertation house: it war afcing whem ke was remove! ia (h!¥cur I io, S$ o would let ns see what he could do; he then went up staira, aud returacd with a club; I saked him what he brougit the clab for; he answered, to protect himself from such whelpr as we be Ceceased then went up to the step where to help decessed, and caught trig round my thamb; at that nomrnt Holmes made bis appearance, and I brought ay any hing NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1865. ITIME INTELLIGENCE. nodes; wane ‘A No; I don’t think that 4 Holmes, I believe, ii night of the » tal, examined by ir, reception of petteentn tet ben a ~ moments Varin fe m ® wound tad faire ribs, on the left woun¢s upon him; one on the lett cheek and one on the back; the last two were flerh incised wounds: W. Derby, House nent the City Hospi- . sed — ber t! mS H a T did not think much of the wounds cheek; Gourlay was prostra‘ed when ke was brought in, and bad a difficulty in breathing; h» died about mid-day on the Sth of November; 2 post mortem ¢xamination was made, at which I was present; the wound in the chest penetrated through the second and third ribs, and nearly through the left lung; that wound caueed hisdeath; a dirk knife would have =. duced # wound of that description; a knife with a blade three or four inches long might have produced such a wound, Cross-examired by Mr Whiting—I ¢o not remember whether the exterior parta were ri ; it wae sacha wound as might be made with « kn fe with a large blade; Trecol ect from the lip of the wound that it was a clean cut. Q. Frem the appearance of the wound can you say whether the kuife came in contact with the lang when the air was in ity A. The lung was collapsed. Josiah W. Brown, Alde:man of the it ward, de- sed—1 knew Govrlay in bis life time; I know Me. olmes slight!y; Iremember the night that Gourlay was wounced; I was on the opposite side cf the street at the time; I was passing 66 Greenwich s'reet, ia company with Jacob L. Smitd, on the night in question; a number of perscns were on the stoop of that houce talking loud ly; Lobserved 3clmes and two others standin; airet just after; nd Mr. Smith had p: a short cistence, whem heard a rap of a stopped, and Mr. Smit anced to the parties; I then Leard one of the policemen, im reply to a queition of Mr. Smith, say that Holmes had rescued « prisoner of Lis, and he intended to arrest Holmes; with tuat the po- licéman proceeded to Holmes was stancing, and then I Leard a scuffle all across the reet; I heard no conversation; I remained where I was until I saw a per- son leave the crowd and rua info a house next door. I understcod that Holmes lived in the bouse into which this mao ran; I croased the street, and heard a groan from the mon who wasiajured; I thea wont home; I did not recognize who the policeman was; I was uot’ cear erough to know that it was Gouria: Cross-exomined by Mr. Whiticg— Mr. Sinith and I ware going down on the west nide of the street; we passed the -yot where Holmes stood; Holmes ani two pereons with hfm were standicg a few feet fron the curb; I recognized Holmes from his voice; 1 could not say vat I bnew him by his face, for it was dark; 1 cid not hear distinctly what he gait; the crowd on the other side was a liit'e sbove where Holaes stood ; my impression is, that on going down I passed Holmes be’ore I passed the crowd; thers was no such noise in the crowd as to attract my atten tion asa ocnrervator of the public peace; there’ was no occasicn for my interference, Ponce M. Nichtern +xamined by Mr. Beeve—I am a physician, and have becu im New York twenty- one years; | bave beew pocliens physic fi'teen z in the month of November last I resided at 57 Gri wich street; I remember the night of the 3d of Novem- ber last; I heard a disturbance that n‘ght; [ was sitting in my cffice, reading, and heard a noise incessantly going on; | paid no attention to this, as it was election line, until I beard the rap of a policeman’s stick on the pavement; Iopened the window and looked out; it w. & thick, beavy night, and there was a lam burnin; the juncticn of 63 and 55 Grsenwich street, on that cf the street on which I lived; I sw two police officers, with a men in charge, going to the station houve; the disturbance still continued at No. 56; | heard ices: of menand women together, talk msn standing in the hull door, in b ing the most noise; the officers after belag absent five or ven minutes returned, and went right ‘nto the crowd agein 80. Did thin ling continue until the return of tte officers: A. Yes; this happened about twelve o'clock; a sbort scufiie then ensued in the crowd, and out of the crowd came the two officers with a aan in front of them across the aircet; the man had Lis back towards me aud his face towards the officers; I heard theofficer say ‘You are the man we want”; the man revisted so as not to be arrested; when he came right under the lamp the man who was followed by the officers received a blow; while crourirg the street they bad no‘ boldof one another; when two feet from the curb stone, wader the lamp, 1 hesré the sound and saw the motion of a blow; the mo- went he received the blow he reeled across the sidewalk in front of No. 5é:,he fell right iu front 0’ the store, fall- rng on the grate, co that he was half lyng balf sittiag; at that time the officer on his right followed him up; he coped down then, as if to arrest hie, and at’ the tome moment he reeled round, sitting down, and say- ing “1am stabbed,’ ‘Oh how it hurts’ and “I shall bave to die’; I saw the blood on the sidewalk the vext_mornicg; at that moment the min on the pavement got up and ran into No. 53; the other Officer, who was near the one stabbed, then rappod for sesistance; it was net the oflicer who was stabbed who struck the blow; the man who was stabbed stooped ovet the cne on the grating, 98 if to tike hm up; in the act of s’coping he was stabted; I have no doabt inmy m'nd tbat a blow first struck; I saw ani heard it; Tean sey that 1 saw one blow struck for certain; I did not gee ia the the man who was stabbed Tecould not see there; the man who got grating ren rapidly in'o his house; it was iy Nght for me to recognize the faces of any not able to dutinguish any wespon, but [ netly the cound of the club, 4 Icohirg out of the window of story; the accused was nearly under my bs 5 1 wan cn tle eant side; it waaa little to the left, about three tet ray; the lamp port was about 2% feet to the left of mo, so that (he raye of light were sufficient for me to see when they got under lamp; when the officers returned they ran across the stres i other persons when the officers came back were ding on the steps of No 56; did not hear the man treat mg ray anyt the oficers said that trey wanted; when they followeo the man vp to side of the street, one of the officers struck h'm, supposed, on the head; saw the motion d snd heerd the sound of the blow; the maa struck with the club fell partly om the grating and step; there was no bow struck after the mao raixed himself up and said he had been stabbed; saw the woisture of the blood that night from my w.ndow but the blood came irom the ‘man that waa stabbed; I never saw the man that was stsbbed af- ter he was taken away by the officers; saw the nan that ‘was struck with the club taken away froma hoare by the policemen; he nada reg around his head and was carried away. Q A blow with a club twenty-two inches long aud one inch thick strikings man in the haad,what would bs the eflects of such @ iw? A. It would bave two effects perbeps, exciling ani stunning him; tke firet effect might induce the man that recsived the blow to do semething Cerperate; the latter would only have the efiect of rendering him senseless. Jacob L. f1sith ceposed that be resided at No. 1 Broadway ; remembers the n'gbt of the 34 of November; I bad Leen mm Greenwich street from five o'clock until twelve that night; was in the neignborhood of 56 Greon- wieh strect at the time of the occurrence; about 1134 o’clock on that night Alderman Brown myself were going home; coming past No. 56 Greenwich street we saw some five or six men at the door; I heard rome fast walkirg behind uv, and tarning around, we saw offizer Sheeban and Ceceased coming up; Holmes was there, stocd pear the gutter; [told oMecer Sheehan that there wos nothing the matter; one of the officers arawered saying there was something the matter, that Holmes bad rescued a prisoner from them; at that time Mr. Holme: middle of the ow, and I will was walking towards Bolmes, th rosa the way to Mr, thelly'# cotton’ store; the deceased walsed very slow towards Holmes; 1 then saw Holmes put his i into his pecket; into bin breast pocket: I sung out to deceased to Jook out for a pistol; I don’t thin’ he heard me; the next tbing Isaw wos the cecea :ed falling on the sidewalk. R food were jou standing’ A. In the middle of the etreet? Q. Did you continue to look at Ceceased and Holmes up to time ceceared telly No | did not, but I saw the de- conned falling; 1 then saw officer Sheehan baying tussle with Ho'mes, and when I got up to the officer: help Isew Holme: raising himeelf from the ground; when he got up Isax adirk knife in his hand; did intend to take hol! of Holmes, but seing tho knife in his hond I thought it waa better fo leave him alone; Hoimes then got up snd ran into bis own houge; Holmes was not on the ground until after the deceased fell, @. Before Shechan and, Holmes got together was Holmer vp or ¢own’ A I do not bnow, Q. Well when the tussle was going of was {olmes up tr down? A. He was down; [did not seo Holm: from the time the Ceceated approached him until be had the senfile with Sheeban; when fiolmes ren up to his hose L followed along wiih cfficer Sheehn and on entering Holmes’ rocm, foena hit lyingon the floor ast: iok and paper; I then went to where I raw Gourley and there «poke ‘ou saw the knife in Holmes’ ha pe character of it? A. It was dirk kui about four or five incbes long fa the blade, Q. Did you make any earch for the knife? A. I did, but could not find i , -exom ined.-Q What were yon doing out so late attbat hour’ A. I never go to bed before 12 0'c! a the rtreets for my own pleasure; Ihave ‘yment aince April Jast, when aw's Steamship Company's office as & supsr- Mende nt Q. Did tho cficers have any other conversation with you cther than saying that Holmes had rescued @ priso- nerfrom them? A. No. Q, Was there ony trouble among th: none P irg before the ‘teeta Saget rs sat Q Holmes? A. I did. Q. War the any one with him? A. I did not see any Te weT® SOME PETHO: but none were near Holmes,” ‘Be loop, Q. After you had told the officers there was no trouble, rer the officer replied, yes there was. that Holmes had cucde policeman A. Tae, saw . ‘men go back wards or forwards corp aaaroeeee whe A. Let AC atcha . a bear say anything to the officers? 1 da not” rei rise You know where t om? Aw Chas Lo" p well, Chai 801 tirana Sen au met beemere as Holmest” a. Ihave ape not say that he to have been indicted instead of A ‘hen the officers carrying Mifeke the son ‘ Pot pean A. No; on the Q. @id ycu teil them this? A. Because he seem- Has Sp it i i 4 i F 3 4 Rather fact. see any blows struct? A. I did not. ¢ officers following Holmest A Yes. glad A. No; one was quite a distance that was the tussle botween Sheehan and Holme! pe ~B eee ce Fs A. I did net see the tussle; all 1 saw was Holmes ge! up off theg: and running off into his house, Q. Did you se knock down Holmes? A, I did t, ba Cculd he hava done so and you n>t seo it? A, He wight. Tose b Petty, being duly sworn, was examined, as fol- low lived at No. 6 Trinit; ia November last, and at that time bnew Mr Ho! 1 als» knew Gour- lay I was not prerent at the trme Gourlay was stabbed, but remember bearing of it the next morning. Q. When kad you seen Helmes peekions: to Gourlay’s ut three days previous. Q. Where? A At my house cokes Space Q Had he a knife in his possession at that time, if £0, what hind of a one was it? (Question objected to by counsel tor deferce as irrelevant, and waved for the shen pi t time by the prosecutivg sterner.) James Marshall, beicg sworn, deposed, in the direct examipation—That he was a policeman of the First ward; remembered the night when Gourlay was stabbed; m: beat was West etreet; I came up towards Greeawic! street, and just as I did sol eaw a man with a white ecat runping into 58 Greenwich street; I cde rep, and saw Sheehan, who asi: that Holmes had stabbed Gourlay; 1 asked him where he went, and he raid he thought’ he went up stalrs {nto his own room; I went up there with officer Collis, and fouad Holmes there lying on the floor talking to bis wife or daughter; Be asked somebody to go atter Mr. Diamond; I thea | eame down etairs and went to the station house, end saw Gourlay lying on his back; I asked him how be felt, and be sait he felt bad. Q. Where ¢:d you go from the station house? A. I went according fo Mr Ganuon’s direstiona, to Hylmas’ bor and helped to convey him to the station house; ve bim ina carriage te the Police Court the next morning. Q. Before ‘you Jeft Holmes’ house, did the doctor come? A. fe cid. ; accompany him to the station house? A. I con’t brow. Q Did you hear the doctor say that there was no dan- ger of Holmes’ desth? a. Leia. Councilman Charles Ganvon, sworn, Ceposed He was acquainted with both Holmes remember the n’ght Gourlay was stabbed; 1 there about fifteen minutes after the occurrence; I was stani- tages: the corner of Carlyle and Greenwich streets, when I beard some one ssy that Gourlay was stabbed; a saw hima there lying on the is will; i Gonrlay for: years; went (o Holm+s’ nou: ficor; he arked for pn, ink and peper to m he asked some one togo fer Mr Dinmocd and Mr. An- thony Bleecker; I went to the stat'on house, ant fouad | Gouziay there; I then went to Holmes’ house again; eaw Dr. Movel there; gave directions to have Holmes token to the staticn house; be wes carried out on 4 mattress, one officer having boli of each corner; | told them to te careful with their prisumer, Axre Gourlay, the widcw of David Gourlay deceased, = then placed upon the stand. ir. Whitiog wanted to know what was meant to b> proved by the evidence of Mrs. Gourlay? ag Beebe ssid he had nothing to prove by the wit- ness, but only wented to see what the counsel for the deferce might want to phove by har. Mr. Phillips said they did net want to Prove soy thing by the witness. Ihe witness then left stand. Tacod Roosevelt, of No 14 State street, being sworn, | Cepored—That he saw the deceased at the Hospital after hehad received the wound; saw bim on the Satuclay merning stier he bad been stabbed Q Had you any conversation with bim? A. I had Q. What was it? A. He said nothing about bis dying Q. Did be ray anythiog in your presence? A. Ho cid uot, that T can remember. about his prospects of ving. The court was bere adjourned util 11 o'clock the next morning, when W' ‘for the defence ars com- manded by the Court t 0 attencaxce, The Ntearagua Transit Case. Before Jadge Duer. The care of D. B, Allen and others against the Micara- gua Transit Company came up yesterday afternoon, at t'o’clock, before Judge Durr, upon moticn of the plain- tiffs to continue the injunctiin ggainst the company, and toappoint a receiver for the moneya of the company. ‘There were present at the opening of the case a large number of ttockkol‘ers in the Nicaragua Compan, interested ip the result of this case. The plaistiif Zz r. ared with hit counsel, EH. Stovghtom, Keq , and pion, avd the cefencants vere represented b} Mr. Jo- sepbh L. White, ebo wis beard through his counsel, Messrs F, B. Cutting ani Horace F. Clery, Upon opening the case, Judge Duer aaid it woull be a waste of tine to heer further argument in the case. He cou'd rot decide that the de‘endat cenced their powe the company w ‘ade a party in the brought into Court. Upcn the case, him, be shcu'd deciceto dissolve the inj the company and dey the mution to appoi and he skould do so without expressing vpon the merits of the care, aod without any prejudice to the plaintiffs, to whom the right should be reserved to amend their ccmplaint, and bring the Nicaragus Ccmpany, 95 a corporation, properly into Court. ‘Ibis decirien, after some debate, bsingadbered to, the defenconts spplitd for corts, which were ¢en'ed. « A notion was then made by the counsel for the de- fendavts theta reference be allowed, to ascertaia the amount of camtges an? cots susta ned by the defeai- ants by essen of tbe injunction ‘This motion was allowed by Judge Duer, after which the Court acjourned Sapreme Court—Cireult, Before Hon, Judge Mitchell. ALLFGED LIBEL ON A SHIP'S CAPTAIN. Aren. 10.—Silas Reynolds vs. Charles E Beebe and Twenly-cight Others—Thia case has occapied the sourt for revernl bs past ond pas been already notice: in the Hynato, It wan en acticn for libel brought by the P'a'nt'ff, coptain of the steamer [slans Cty, against th defendants, who were passengers on board thi Enoch Pen, when a colbsion occurred between those two veatels.” ‘The defentants subsequently published a card condrmning Capt. Reynol: ig been guilty of carelercrese, 8c, 9 Justify the padlica- tion. Verdict ‘Tor Sort Texte Srxeet Freary.—Workmen are busily engaged in putting the slips and bridges of the Zouth re et ferry in readiness, The company bave Jeared two tx, and ancounce their intention to have them ronning regularly before the close of the month. Daninc Tuert —John D, Eden, grocer, corner of Bi- vision avenue avd Seventh street, had pis horse, wagon and a quantity of groceries stolen, in New York, on Moncay. He left the horse ani bom a standing in. the street to make weedy urehases, and oa returning they ‘were not to be found. Jobn Hayne, grocer, corner of Third and South Third streets, was served im the same way on Saturday last, ‘The horse and wagon bas since been found at a livery atsble, but the groceries were mias'ng. Porter Exp1osion.-Yesterday morning, in the distil- lery of Charles W Ison, corner of Flushing avenue and Sk!ilman street, the boiler exploded, badly scalding « workmen nemed James Kirkpatrick. Rrsctep FRoM Drowsixng —An unknown boy, about nine years of age, fell into the dock foot of South Fifth street, cn Sund ‘tternoon. The boy was rescued by Patrick Quipn, and taken to the bouse of Mr. Farley, No. 4 South Fourth street, where he was attended t Dr. Smith. His reccvery is doubtful, Personal Intelligence, The Albany Register of the 10th inst, says:—The Senate went mto Executive session agen, yesterday afterncon, at 4 o’clock, and continued with closed doors about two hours. It is understood that Governor Clark chetirately refused to sendin the same of Mr, Murray egain, for Harbor Master, though strongly urged to do ‘80, with the premise of confirmation. The reason, an it ‘es uncerstood why Governor Clark refuses, is that Mr. Morray is charged with asrociating with gentlemen sus- pected of Hindcoiem, lt in smong the rumors afloat, that John M. Bradford, of Geneva, is to succced J. J. Chambers at private secre- tary to the Governor. It is also rumored (hat Frederick A. Seward, one of the editors of the Journal, will be private secretary, At the Metropolitan hin, Mexico; lon. Chi ch Capt, At the Howard Motel—Col C. A. United Sater Army: J. W, Hak ‘, J iy‘ a omy aD. Terge tante, 1 Rev. M. M, York; D. 8. Washington; E L. Pros Mentarhip Parues “aa Mi f ft lady, Me. and 2 ebildzen, x i mercy, D Butterfield, J Wine, 111 White, FE Phelps, JN Wilton, &M Wright, Maetor Stigker—aod 8 tn the stecrage, From Sa} in the steep Knoxville~s B Lathrop and servant. att Bowne, Mrs Beck and daagh- ter, Henry Hall, $ MePh ws rton, JB 4 rd Crosby, Geo 4 rR twin, Wo tan, Ja Wild, Fee ae rete eh tate th fo ren, latt. Cay ¢ a ¥ror & a9, Ca, rig Volante—Me 8 Boureets k Expreve—Mr Thos Kerr, wife and N ar in by vi Raia: rah hen sree 4d Erank Aptoino, sent bi @ American Consul, oh Tee, co “be ch 1a Ppt, tate om tee Get Fy z ry 4 foretopgaliant mast, with yi the had to throw over deck load—ab Bric Vewvs, at Boston from 8: us a (of Georgetown, 8 C.) from lost on Georgetown bar Sbip Aer How Griswold. jeans, Eagle & Hazard. wrence. Arrowsmith & Moss, Grando, Dow, Loua wwer, Plummer, Sagua {a Sarah Daniel: Brig Gen Tayler, Ranma’ Card be Breet Scbr Geo Kil Rumil, Schr Maria Jane, Schr Careline Stone, Boynton, Portia ranite State, Basect! jarthe Mi: ms it had encoua- 2th, when abress: of the ne of vessel and car, arbor, who stal follow him ip, and ruck and pounded liged to rnu ashore to v in,” Hawkins, Provi stor. edonia, Morley? Balt ‘Cromwell's line, ton, with mdse da} Uy insurance on cither vos: Sonn Connecticut, Day, from Newbur: York, with « cargo of cotto: itores, encoun! LY ‘les, ripped bo NC, bound to N at, mainsail —put into Norfolk uth lth 3. out of her, which was to be sold on the A Sonn, on her beam ends, wi k Po by the A Tirrell, at Philastel, her, but could ynct avcertain her name; took about one-half of her standing rigging. Whalemen. Arr below Warren April 8 ship Sea. Sowl a imbuco March 2 with 134 bdls bone on Lonard, Sent home on the ‘wh oil, 70,000 Lbs bor nf Sturges, Charleston, 6, ‘Int 36 47, lon Moria Mcrton. from ile; Camden, hence for C! co for Derien; oti faw the mast bead an Bark JM Worales, to Sturge& Co. M frem Cienfuegos some time in tha’ SSE Plate, Cionfuego: 5 a ston, 5 days out; ‘4th inst, Int 3), lon | Exhaira Nov 3, b 10, spoko bark Virginia & Estillina, Wilkins, 13 days irom Cienfuegos for Pbiladelpbia. jouth), Weston, Trinidad, Mare Has on freight 176 70 do from ship Speed: ‘om birk Covington, of Warren; 63 do irom % Jo from ship Bowditeh, of do; J Hoogley, of do; 5 do from ship John Coggeshall, of FI ship Ocean, of Warren; 199 do U13 oaks oil frm shi of do; 63 bls hone from ship Fanny, of NB; 130 do. f NB; 150 do from ship Gov. 7 = with rngar an wright & Co. Experienced hea bulwarks, and split two topeails an of Hatteras. Zidon (of Lubec), Hoyt, Trinida and molasses, to Brett, Son & patrk Express, Boss, St George, of N68; 141 do 410 bdls bone 6 oks ofl from a, Cuba, March 24, Co. 80, with sugar, &c, to c ‘« DR DeWolt (Br), Holmes. 8: Jago, Cubs Feb 1, with suger, to D R DeWolf, Sailed in com; els, some of which bad been w ere barks Pentucket, Lewis, for New Yor! brigs Milton (Br), Kenny, for Halifax; Char NB; Spanish Main (Br), for Hali- great deal of contre di up, of NB; Bs do Feb —, off Cape Hora, ambuco Fob 27 Mercury, from Paciie for Now r refreshmouts, ‘Thomas March 28 bark Orray Taft, frics, out 4: mos, put any with a large indbousd 10 day: Bedford, trom coast of A’ had on Loard 150 bbls sperm oil and 10 do black fish, which Arr at Newport April 6 ship Mechanic st reported nt Roratonga Deo 2, do wh oi Below N Bedford March 7 schr Alfred, Dexter, from Atlan- tic Cocan, last reported sld from Corsico Bay Doc 1, clean. Air ai Honolulu Feb 16 Shi Cld7th Benj Ri ise. At Rio Jnreiro March 1 bark Ripple, Morgan, NI, to sail Spoxxn—Jan 26 off Falkland Islavds, 8 A Waterman for Stonington, 1800 bbls oil; Feb 15, lat 3) 10 ‘ard, of ‘snd for NBedtord, with joss. of head of foremast, and’ with jury forctopmast ympia, Russell, from Saad- 8643, J Bragion, Swain. NB, last 22, from Dominiquo, bbls ep oil, to ship home from lotte Smith, tor St John, NPactic with 3’ bbls sp 100) dittant, lost jibbocm, by bei clore reefed Fails ¢ Bark'A B Sturges, Langthora, Bormuda, 9 da’ ¢, to OL & A Ferris Sto NW W cn the ath, 6th an ni % R Wk Gamble, Powers, St Marks, with cotton, to Smallwood, Anderson & Co, Bri Fort), Conoe'ra, St Ubes, 45 days, with salt and corkr, to G Sale. £2 (of Ellsworth) erionced heavy gales from ), MoFarland, Trinidad, io C & EJ Poters. ‘y, Trinidad, 22 days, with , to Vietor & Duckwite. 23 Br brig Banshee, fro ool; Sth inet, lat 94 30, lon 75, spoke Cula for Bristol, RI. Bris Bornie Bird, Snowball Trinidad, Cuba, via Newport e put in on account of heavy weather), with sugar and molasees, to crder. Briv Borneo (of Jacksonville), Rogers. Neuvita x " Repel avy arried away in lat 37 20, auamo, Cubs, 12 days, with ma, PR, 3t day reds Jou lap 68 8, ee a wich Irlands, 0! sugar and molasses, A mgegh vot Sandwich, March jandwich, Marel ‘Thomas, with 120 that port and to refit, Ship Amaron, Pratt, em. New Orleans for Boston, 6th 6 miles. Hallowell, trom New Orleans for Livor- Jon 80. « eather, Saws brig with foremast 6 hy jehr Saxon, of New Yor! damage (a8 before reported), 22d ult, lat 27 50, sugar, to G B DeForest; vescel lo inst lat 39 42, lor 020, Ca s#oreign Ports, New York. who kindly mupoiied the © with provisions, ‘Fhe Maree 2t ship Ragar P Stringer, Wood ritish government to convey troops to the rt March 31 steamers Star of the South, ‘ork 10 ds, arr 26th, for Kings Gray, from Havana are 2th, for d —In' port abt April | barks Nashua, Pensacola for NYork, are 17th ult, im distr, Dhu, Lindsley, hence f March 26 brig Transit ( Kite, put into B in cons squence of the illness of formar cap- pynter). jarch 9 brigs Devonsbire Cth, off Nantucket, ina gale, fe il, received other damage. sail, foretopsai wn (ot Wells, Bartlett Port au Pri wood. to AC Rosaire & Co. rig Victoria (Br), Lightburne, Nassau, NI’, with cotton, Bermuda, 32 days, with arrow m7 |, Hutchinson, Sierra Leor Cientus March 20, mn Saoliss voosel to. Wr Etwoll 6 45, spoke the J W Lindsay. for Now York, with loss of (of Rockland). Johnson, San toa 5 3, three mast jew York, reports cing heavy weather, lost sails, deck lot ing to get int Asrinwari—In Fo. Be), Williams ‘Balthmsro (from St Baltimore; 13th, with sugar, to K: bark Mariel, Ifill, a & Vor il 4. let 32 b2 lon Lev in Berlin, 1 carter B 6 we Hivey to loud fot Now Yor harter; je write, appeared to | faRtag Sid Maroh 3 ship Versailles, Henry (fm Sydn March 11 ship Eazlo, lies to the Chincha Islands CaRrpynAs—Arr March 31 bark as, 20 days, via Now- to BN Spon pril. 2, whil ying to ina gale shipped a sen which stove 30 or-40 hhde (of Brltimore), Graha u & Co, den, from Curacon for New Schr Hotriotta (of Bangor), Gilman, Attakapas, with su- March 26 ship Telessar, endleton, Noyes Virzinin for Now Maven. Costar, dint Seleson u # Marshal Ney, Lillis, Carnatic, Devereux, York, do, in port, March 8, bark Race Horse, ConsTantinorL. Sehr It W Godfiey, Gar We od fey, Schr Breeze, Nis Sebr WP Cox, ore for Dighton, Mase. nie for 1, ingeworth, Milton, Del, fowell, Leipsic, Del. st Macbias, 10'days. port March 19 brig Veron Demarara, chartered to load St GR Dix ill, ta, Rockwell fri Niven. beth, Chapman, for Boston 3 jarch 28, brig S HI Hill, China, Leman, Catmito; rd, NYork; Yermouth, F 2 barks Ve Cote Elli 1 Sebr Yentic, Kell Fostor, Machias. MitcheD), Machias Schr City Point, Madd i Sebr Sarah ——. Schr Southeruer, Ic tr, UANTAN AMO (Cuts) York. Bavawa—Arr Mareb 31 bri; April 2, barks Hebron, man, Matanzas. Portland; Comoro, Varker, ie bec. Belfnat for Kingston, t for City Point. Put into salle, Rockport for Virvinia. port for Virginia. Schr Jolia Frances, Sehr Robert Miller Wil Sebr Barnstable. Fish, Barnstable. Sehr Si able. quartered St, it tress, (Br), for Se Govton, gece’! York; box, carries 1,2) i all Drover, Newport for Philade z ‘ew port, for Philadelphia. ier 700; Penobee 109. port, March 1, ship Ocean Star, Morrill, for i, Ja—In port Merch 27 bark Cabar; N unc. Sid 9th, bark Mery 5th bark Aquila, Nowell, from Norfolk, n. March 37, ship Ballard, for N yn, for Boston soo erina ork; Tevere (Sard), do. APRAS—In port, Feb 12, ship Fleetwood, Dale, disg for t, March 13, sbip Milan, Bi 13, sbip oe barks Ardennes, ‘one, Crowell, from gti g the Mary Ht uaroh 17. bark Hyperion, Griffin, for of . Me pire, Bragdon, from aad for Nilaven, Maxzann..0—In Rert, March 18 Bos! hr W AD: renner, March 29, brig Ran nd, Richmond. ianee, ‘homas Swan, J: BELOW. clipper bark, with loss of jibboom; sleo, ip Hindeo, Melbourne, tJ D Whitmore (rot Moore), late of the Tingqua, goes 1 of ahip Serpent, eld 9b for San Francisco, SSE, with rain. Wind during tho ‘Trapani for NOrleans arr Ith; Panebi The above, exce; count of strong Me ‘The seamen elon: ing to the tI 9 ton Ith been transferred from brig Two Friend ships Ini md bark Marels, 0, 4 PM~Arr bi s Joni rie, Do: (Ay Ki ‘tnsin, Hopkins, , Bath; sobr Mary Il Banks, ry NYork; Corsies, dom, Crane, New Sia'27th, brig. Hewes — iswell, for Falmouth, ‘Macrh 13 bark Mary IL Vose, Crowell, Swe Reverve (of Ba from ® Butoh arrival at ani would make for Scilly, ves ®, "ery different Indy porswagers,” oad pet inte se two day out the crow NOrleans, which was Peni Fangedy tnd. the Fe Srrived at NOrlen a : Philadelphi Dat are, Phila: ‘error, Kendrick, Boston; prev to 8th, Blizpbeth, Young, ‘ork. Oy 4 ppanad Jan 31 Sardinian brig Pietro, NYork, assav, N P—In t March 26 schrs Blizabeth % > eg for Nyork 3 dey; Byzantium, Mase 28 brig Florence, Ray, hance; t= In port March 23 ship Gulf Stream, Lord, fora lverpoo! to for NOrleans. Pai a a ‘bai rte - Hye remainger of the tne, Sight aye, corn ing that tlme to ru: yh Cork. Findin, impossible to reach it port, it six a the ebij ms the rej fe to allow thom to r Consul ordered them to ey will be rent hi din thelr places. rt abt March 18 brige Frederic, Bakor, aman, of Salem do, in port sh 6, shi; sent Atrisa, ah Siaret Tr tiie Fitiig Cid 224, brigs Win Punton, z * Mont. ata Ma Finland, Gardner, fm dive! aad be ry —) AS ng 08 immediately arrended and fen wore secured and tak ‘arrival of the ship. i eigile from Caloutts, on 2d inst.* prison. T to prion immediately hia; Jul Ray, Boston re ‘to iPod, to the weetard (6 19° to Int 21 I ber of whales ench Surp Bowmay, at Boston from Cal Y ‘boa “Mirch as tar Qiete 2 Share, Rulingwood, for €o 2 day: Cynthia, rat ae ath sob Tomab, Paine, hence, just art (not as be- Fob 19 bark Wyman. dv valiont for ilo 5 chmond 9) uays, omy anager ef bar RK nd 70 days; *. bra aera PP reebok Martin, for NDr'ewas, | N York via G! NYork ne ht, would be found Sharp g Tana Naanva, of Now Yi ‘2.000 feat of P. to New York, pu! ; being in @ very it, with ie » Goorge’s, Boruneda, 17th in wat of walls 4 i fonpton, tor Drige Torrents for NYork Sew. D Suurte, do. do aiakas Hav-nin pore Mareh — ship Avondale Fry diag. ALIN AS BAY—ILn port — ship Avondale Fry, Suynwa—In ort yh 12 be ui by, Nickerson, fiom Constantin for Boston ; Sultans, Watson, for do wtg wind. GAPOKY—In port Jan 24 ship Chilo, Deshon, from Ma- ni hid Penang in two days, to logd cargo of ship Plato, for rt March 25 brig Globe, Roberts, for Phi- jond gal s-Jn, pork March, 28 steamer en} Franklin, wtg orders; ships JG Tylor, Lowory, from Baltimore for Liverpool, taking in carzo, having repsirod leak; Norma, Risley, from ARyat for Paimouth, rp,; barks Aaron J Hae- vey, Barnes, une: Cathariae Angusta, do; brig Charles Bd: ward, of Bangor, wig ord:rs, ‘At do March 15 sehr Dolphin, of Baltimore foe Porto Oa- hello 16th, having sid 11th aud'put back with loss of Caps Parker and first officer overbon Sxpxxv, NSW—Arr Deo 81 bark Acadia, Hnzeltine, Sam Franclsoo, WArr Jan 6, chips Mandarin, Perit, Richmond Sept 1, Deo Sh; Mth, Lowell, Knowles, Boston Sopt & hip Ashburton, Taylor, for for Hamburg: mond, Pinkham, for for do, lie, ane —In port Mareh ke Crusoe, Bur, 23d; J Stevens, Voters, hi Stockham, Oliver, for London, for Boston, ldg (had lost ' Sid abt 19th brizn Mech: [3 ‘ortland; 24 Kennedy, Corbett, Boston; schr St Andrew, Kean, Charl ton. At do March 17 brig Willie, Foster, fm NYcrk, diag; sobe Susan, of St George, fer Pliindelphia, ANAISO—Atr Fob 23 ships Sea Nymph, Harding N 17, (nnd sla 26th for San Yrancisco); Akbar, Vae ora (sld 26th for Boston, and put back 2th leaky), ‘Taylor, N York (Sept 30) from San Franciago. ( least $Id Mth sobrs Greyhound, Snow, Melbourne; Pride of the Sea, Hodges, Sydney, NSW; I6th ship Alort, Bursloy, Bos- ton} 19th bark Nakinukeog, Arthur, San Franoisoo; Ocean Penrl. Sanrs, Sandwich .t At do Feb 27 chipe riet Thompse», Johni Crowell, une; Scot! Yowell, and Danie steamers, Polym Home Ports, ALEXANDRIA—Arr April 6 so! York; E Townsend, do; 7th, J Fors G Gree, Bristol. ‘Sid uth, brig Eli BALTIMORE arr April Oat and Piedmont-Post, NYork; b neiro Maron 1; brigs Helen,’ Clay enas 13 day 8 Charlos Whiting, New h, NYork; Loobs beth, Boston Locust Point, French, wing, Kelly, Rio Je 1, do Fal - iu ty Marcena Munson, Jr, Bi riana, Ricker, NYork; + Di dence; Mi ‘McGivern, Fall River, well Binty, from NOvleant, dlamatted. “Also below, & sobe, name wvknown,from the Caribboan Ses, having on board the crew ct » wreaked vessel. Cld brigs Mery E qnomnies, Grant, a; Lealor (Br), Larach, Harbar Grace, scbr Hannoh Matilda, Brown, N York. BEVERLY—Arr April 5 sohr Lady Suffolk, Baker, Phita- delphia, DUETON—Arr April 9 steamer Titan, Parsons, N'Y ork, to tow new ship Good Uope to NY; Calcutta Nov 28; Champion, Wilson, Mobile; h Weston, Singapore Deo 5; May King, 19, via Pernambuco elphos, Soule, ry Kiizadeth, Ryd nah; J Nickerson, ‘Nickerson, oiaaslsa neste bu mye, ADIr80n, Sazua Marah sobre Sarah & Ji illey, St’ Domingo city “March 10; Smith (Br), 31 Joremie via Provincetown; Vi ‘A Hawkins, Cobb; Elouiso, Thao jiadetphis; Plymouth 2 Ff Rook, Hatch, a Marth er, bington, Bhatt, Minton det degen ena 4 i er 5 fora brig. Clad Th Mi 4 E hlttier, Cate. NOrleans: Suffolk, Edwards, (new, 1295 tone) and. for NYor aL ‘Batavia, Farnham, Matanzas; rohe yes, Sd ships Cape Cod, RU Dixe; from setow, smo Ipdependence, DRISTOL—Air Apr. 5 Hoon Angi Louisa, Bonnett, New ‘ork. Sid sloop Harriet, Brichtman, NXok: CALATS—Sid April 3 schs Black Hawk, Kovizsob, Phits- delpl ing Roanoke, Dinsmore, —. DANVEKS—Arr ‘April 6 schr Almatis, Bearsc, Phila- ASTPORT—Arr March 23 schre J Farw: NYoek; 2, Velocity and L \ahes og 30, Mf Langdon, t~t w Back Smith, Alexand i Age! Sschr % A’ Paine, Saddler, Sld March 2) sohrs Boston, Phillips, Phila N pril 2 schr Edward, Benuet, Bal- us, Bailey, do R April 7 sche W A Griffin, Borden, St C Fowler, Palmer, Mobile. Sid April 6 sehra iow; ME Matthews, Shropahize, and George Chester, Philadelphia. GLOUCESTER—Arr ‘April 5 sobrs St Ge HY for Virginia; Pallas, Meintire, ud, N York: Avon, Clifford, Searsport fir gars C; Le 3 Iand for NYork; Lydia Brooks, Belfast for do; ¥ A Cum- Camden for co; Peru, Waldoboro for Philapelphia. wehee Almem Bano, Philadsiphia; Honesty, Appl jadalpihing Aen MARBLEHEAD Ate March Crawley. Vhlladelphiay an NANTUCKET—SI Giaasbio 2, NEW’ BEDFORD—Arr April 7 sobre Aw Hamblin, Baltimore; ae R Sawyer ape ts NYork: i: bark Pumelies Reynard, NYork, to At for whaling. Sid April 7 schrs Maty Nowell, NYork; 8, Dolphin, Cobb, Norfolk. NEWBURY VORT—, Are ‘April 5 schrs Emma 1 Cottrell, Cottrell, Mutchapinzo, Va; Ada, NYork. Sid April6 sehr Aretio, J Norfol NEW Atiil 7 @ 8 bark Brothers, Copeb, Mayagues, fohre John, W’Adam (3 maste@, oi 22 days; Phila rmstrong, rocket Eien Perkins, Chapman, Alb 0; B OH Parker, Varker, do; Madoran NYork, Sid bark M Trowbridge, Lent gehrs W CNeleon, Leods, Philadelphia: 1 Vigginia; J C Lyman, Stannard, 3 -Arr 9th brig Aolus, Knowlton, Maynguex; rohr W % ington, Walle, Guayamn, sain a ee £W LONDON—Ai Island Oct 26, vis Zoe, re; Fixancier, Hi tchre' A C Brewer, Keller, Machias for Lucy Whit Torrey, ny Sta art, Bt George ‘Bear. Tilden, and Mary J. leome Retin, Al edo; J Free be Mit ‘lgon, St George for City yy do for de; Pearl, Kelley, NB2dford are; Nimrod, West, an Betroit, Cammett, Pro- Albany: Win Bacon, Hulse, do. for Brookhaven; Briggs, NYork for Bath; Chas Pitman, Deming. Albany for River; Lamartino, Farnsworth, Cardenas for NYork. Sid Jt ebm, the above, and brigs Bonnie Trinidad) NYork; Pacific, (from Providence) Sa- v and a large fleet, which have been detained by head win Went to sea7th echrs Sea Gull, for Baltimore; Ham! Philad hia § a" avont 3 ‘schooners, that ngretemes, ‘Astoria, April 4 sche Whiting, San @ 1000 Toe Retabor, 78,000 shiSglen, 98 F D Wolfe, for San Franciseo 8 soon: G ana, for Sand Islan PHILADE: PHtA—Arr April 7 9.5 steamor Copes, NYork, ship ae, Bird, Foulkes, k, Pernambuco , NOrleans; port; Witte ‘Showman, i$ m, Sno te Aroturus, Tilt, Nive port. Cla 7th steamer M jurlington, Michaels, Lond Pernambuco; Warren By St Jonas, NB: jo Albert, York. ih, ew bus thy Woodatock,. La Emily, Crofton, Provi- ork, Matthews, Bos. ier Msembged ob port; echra Mercy Nin’ Hood Greene Boston, 1 +, Wordester, Providenee, ; A B Sailor, Pratt, Hannes, JL Pega Hileaass Avy 2S 7, Boston; Py reveonnt, Hil, NY ork: ; Panny, Vineon skill Boston; Geo » Turner, NHaven; Boston. D—Art April 7 brig P R Curtis, Orr, Cardoass. jOUTH--Arr April 6 sebr Luther Child, Balti- H ore. Arr 7th J A Payne, Freeman. q I CE—Al ny reg iy Gibbs, Bart, Baitimere va pang amit Dilla 1 ‘Nawse ere, ‘imo ‘baro, Pi ‘Seastor, dakeon, “Taylor, Work; sloop cksione, Rey! ‘ork. ‘MOUTH—Arr March 21 sebr Havnah D, NYork. Sid “te do. Lien go ‘a Mas aye orn font, Maen York, adbing, NYork., vr sow Amerions 6» EKLAN D—Atr March 31 schr Charles William, Boyd, Slet sebr J Camden for Richm it JOCK PORT—Sid March 28 schrs Rockport, [1 c Chis Williams, boyd, City Feiot? Apel Sy Barn, N DW 1CH~ Arr at Cohasset Narrows April | sobr Mary Nowell, Pack: 1, i. pits eam TS aaah, peek, Mae phin: Cl ‘ee ity® Hy aN eM face Sth 0 Monch! Bateman, doy atten: Port March 16 ship Cloopaten, SAVA “Art Apel 5 achr Trident, Pierce, NY. Leo eee ite Gia cogs TS ‘ome ra, Voiladelph i . r Urien Tovey, NOrleans;acl'r Wartiohead NY ork, —f id April 7 shi) bet Foruiptore, apatechigt! tate neg hooks, Boston: Faay What- om, NOrletay: Myev'vee Hortea, Bos gq.