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

8 INTERESTING FROM PORTO RICO. (rouble at St, Johns—Revolt of Spanish Troops, déc., die. ‘We have advices from 8 . Johns, Porto Rico, to the 5th inst, It reached St. Thomas in the steamship To- viot, and came thence to us. It appears that on the night of the 13th April the bat- dalion of artillery were stationed in San Cristoval, one of the strongest forts belonging to the fortifications of St. Johns, took possession of the castle, which they held during the night, firing with small arms on the town; they, however, surrendered in the moraing, on condition of thetr sives being spars’, and to the number of three hundred have been divided among other regiments, in the town, without arms. The artillery counted on theas- sistance of another regiment in the place, recently ar- rived from Spain, in which cae the revolt might have @ssumed a more serious aspect The circumstances had occasioned a great deal of excitement. OUB ST. THOMAS CORRESPONDENCE. Sr. Taomas, West Indies, April 20, 1855, Steam and the New York Herali—A Spanish Revolution— False Alarm—Dominican Doings—Fate of the Ben. Franklin and Catharine augusta, dc, Although this is usually rather a dull sort of place, still we get up a periodical excitement, such.as that oc- casioned by the departure of a steamer direct for New York. Only think of it! Although the English steam- ers swarm here once a month, and have literally infested these seas for the last twelve or fifteen years, we, the smartest nation in ail creation, can’t get up & single line in thia direction. There’s something wrong. True, there have been abortive efforts without number, but the parties didn’t goto work right. Where’s Vander- bilt? By the way, bas ‘Live Oak George’ blown off bis steam, and quitted the “shipping mterest’’ forever? I have been so long in foreign parts that really I have quite lost the run of things, end if it wers not for the Hesaip, which luckily tarus up everywhere, a fellow would, upon returning to “the States,’ feel quite Rip Van Wirkleish. Some of us were stirred up the other day by a prospect of a rew in Porto o. We hud sews of a revolt im the garrion at San Juas (the capital), and the varioas con- sus wrote here for the wen-of-war of their respective nations There are a few filibusters hangiog onin hope of some {bing offering in ther line and it was observed they brighicned up prodigt,usly upon reeeiptof this news, In- deed, # couple of them were seea to jump immediately Into a boat, and pull Geoperately off to those long suspeated vensels, the Ben Framsio and Cathar.ae Augusta. Upon this warklise cemeustration, the Consul of her tholic Majesty rushea frantically to the Gover- nor, with @ protest aguinst shove seas pion beiag periuitted to goto sea, (there are three man aud a boy aboard of each ) The autuorities, in their anxiety to preserve the neutrality of De omark, forthwith cruered all the guns at sll the forts to be dounle shotted, and sent a message aboard (be dreadful voosels to the effect, that if they attempted to leave they would be blown out of water, at least such was the report current that even- ing emong the quisnay-s of the colle bouses and bil- liard saloons. It shows, ut least, that tho popular im- prese'cn abzoad, (at least m St. Thomar,) is that any outrege can be commi:tet upon oar citizens and their property with impunity. However, the Porto Rico af- ir proved a fizzle, it vas only a family quarrel be- tween some of the troops and the Goveracr, the former claiming their ciseharge on the ground of heviog per- formed their lawfvl term of eervice. They shut them- selves ce iaa ious: but eing starved out, had to cave in, anc there that Spanish revolution ended There bas also been a similar fuselfunk to the fore- going in the Dominican republic. {t seems a parcel of asses got togethrr and trieo to get up a revolution in favor of the return of resident Baez an exile at = ce, The pronunciados were captured to a maa, & ole thing ended most furcically. So Baez is s' it and howsoever hr may feel, he certaioly looks the character of Scipio A‘ricavus most admira aly. It is row said hers that those troublesome vessels above mentioned, the Ben Franklin fembipterg co deo gusta, are finally to lenve us; snd I have tolerably reason for believing they have been sold to His Mos’ cy rere Highness the Dictator of Mexico, and that they will shortly Jeave tor the Pscific, being destined, doubtless, for thé blockade of Acapulco. They are fine ships, with 8 formidable armament +11 an immense awmoant of mi litary stores, ano we fear their srrival out yonder wil be a terrible blow to alvarez and the federsl'sts, You may regard the Cestinstion of the vessels as certain, thoogh it little nncertaia to whom they will belon; upon ikeir arrival—San‘a Acoa or Alvarez From all account: the former may well cry out--‘‘Help me Cas us, or I eink |” NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS. (From St. Thoms Timea, April 8 ] At the sity of Porto Fico en attempt onthe part of a etacoment of the artillery corps in the fortitications to terminated in a failure. It would appear from the reports now runuing current here thet those men bad claimed to be absolved from the two years rervice which the army of Spaia during the late revoluticn in that country had been granted from the regular term, on the ground that they formes a portion of sad ‘army. ‘The -nfantry of the island remained steadfast 1o the goverement, and as the art:l- lerymen could have no recourse to the ammunition, it became pisin to the authorities that their atempts would be futile. As 1s common in all such cases, the inbabitante of the city became reriously alarmed, and Excitement reigned supreme for a t'me, many even fool. isbly leaving the city, At the departure of tha steamer, however, everything. it is said, had assumed its usaal quiet the eame opportunity we learn of the death of J. legren, Esq., her Britannic Mejesty’s old ant much respected Consul of the i«land His son, Charles Lindegren, Esq., temporarily fills the pret. The Cuban Question. ‘The Macrid correspondence of the Paris Siete dated April 6, contains the following stat*mint:— Tue government has received ecmauni rent date from the repr Waskicgton This Mn good in of bis relations with 1 sh:ogton Cab net, which has aga'n jvat reiterated to i's agents in all the ports of the Us.on'f(rmel instruct'ovs to oppose every attempt at an expedition agairt the island of Ouba ATTSCK ON GENEBAL CONCHA IN THE SPANISH CORTES, [Extract from the dehate on the sitting of the 2i April.) M. Frisoo SoroMavor Deputy of Orense, dsveloped an inter psllation, of which le bad given not ce, relative to the late events in*ubs, but which had, io reality, ao other object then to attack the goverament of that island and defend bis own colonization exterprise. He energetically attertc General Jc wt Ia Concha, whow he reproached with having subver fonised a journal for the pur pore of disturbing public orver 1a Cubs, and with having been in reiation with the consprators. The proof was that there has been circulate’ in Havana a portra'tof General Conosa holdirg ta his hands the book of the constitutk o LuatniaGa defended, in general terms, the conduct of Ger eral Concha. The Marquis px DceRo, brother of the Gensral, intig. mant’y refuted the ersertone of M Solo: ‘, whom he, eed of being an inhuman epeculstor; for n, he eaid, had induced some poor gallicians = 9 onsigrate fo the veleno of Cuba, by mauiog them ta remizrr and paying them but five piastres a month, bavi int the negroes (7 not earn less than twenty. ‘The seeident bad no furtber result, M. Sotomayor bay. ing retracted a portion of bis charges The Tart. UNION COURSE, L 1--THOTTING. The tr ttimg race for a purse, postpoues from the day previous, came off yesterday oon, between g. g. Union andr. g. May Fy, Adeline veiog withdrawn in consequence of her match with Mark Maguire. The woathor was against fas: time, the wind blowing a gale uring the atternoon, sweeping the dust in clouds over the course. May Fly was tbe favorite previous to the start at ten to eight, notwith+tauding that he exhibited & slight lameness in his scorivg; and after the frst heat his Iamenees became #0 spparent, that those who backed him at the beginning were very anxious to hedge ow acy eacrifice, He grew worse, aad was with- drawn from the contes: after the second hest. Heat —The horses tad a nice send off, Union takizg the tead, on the inside, around the upper turn; but when he reached the backstrefch. a few yards fron the quarter pele, be broke up, and Me front aif acozen lengths passing the q' forty two seconds) Down the backstreteh = very finely, closing up the gap within a couple of lengton of mie pole—time, 1:23. (n the lower turn the reached the roan. and swung on the homestretch nearly ¢ lsmeness of May Fly becams nd (ell behind two or thi pat the draw- ate, instead of being able to go up and beat him to fe score, be also brose and floundered about without Biact Bie effort to win the paia in the leq seeming to rently. Union won by thirty-yards, in 2:46. Frat xe nendres twenty offered on Union ee vtineuttahcrs ‘The horses went away side and mene kept tozether to the quarter pole, in forty- wo seconds. Then the gray began to open a gapon the ros nd by the time be reached the half mile pole, yards abead—time, 1:23. The roan now ‘lame, and could not extend himonitot at all, farther and farther to the end. gray in 2:46, = = yg then witharees, and the race ended. 18 ‘4 J is. summary — *"(eron Coumae—Frrpay, April 21.—Parse, mile heats, entered Union...... ae oe meen Hi Es May FIy...-.. 2 dar. r line New Jersey Ratiroad. 10 THE EDITOR OF THR HERALD. ia it thet the New Jersey Railroad advertise to ors in the 10 A M_ train to Balti tale more, ead upon application for through tickets, are told bat that vm t was changed two weeks ago, ant Sarees oe office of the company, Shanta change, are also told that they know nothi @beat it, but one must orpiy st the Jersey office ? Buc! SS, unpardonable, and a travellers to ch inconvenience an} expense. ch changes * it ia 0 more than just that the public. should “eof the same, A SUBSCRIBER. A cveccs by the Legislature of New Jersey ert of roe consag of the inhabitanta of ho min cise us a pence, COmmening ta 1868, Intelligence from Braztl and the South Ame~ riean Repubites. OUR BIO JANEIRO CORRESPONDENCE. Rio pe JaNErRo, March 23, 1855. News from the Brazilian Squadron to Paraguay— Chances of a Peaceable Setilement of the Dificulties— Navigation of the Amason—Gold and Diamond Minzs— Coffee Trade and Freights I forwarded a letter per the bark Gry Eagle, which left on the 20th, at which time we were informed that the United States ship iissiesippt would touch at 8°. Thomes on her homeward trip, but now learn that she will positively steam from this port to morrow direct to New York, and improve the opportunity to forward the items from here, with a list of American shipping in port. > The steam packet from Rio de Prata arrived on the 13th instant, with dates from Baenos Ayres the 34 and Montevideo the Ith, bringing most important news fcom the Brazilian squadron. This intelligence informs us that there is every Probability th that the questions exiet- ing between this empire and the republic of Paraguay will be amicably settied by diplomacy, without a recone to arms; but all do not credit fully that these questions will be so easily aye ee atill they desire to see dij setilo their dificulties as to their right of navigation of the waters of the Paraguay, which cuts off come of the boo stra Brazil, and her correct boun- daries established. ry wish also for their rights to be represented at the court of Paraguay on peaceful be Tn the Journal do Comercio of the 14th you will fini long currespondease of late news of great interest, but too extensive for my limited time to pccplrecel ‘Arrived from ports in the North, the pssket Guana- bura, on the 21st, with dates from the Amazon to the 16th of February, Para 6th of March, Maranhao 9th, Cerar 11th, Pernambuco 14th, Bahia 17th, an} political news of but little importance. I ee that the Amazon Steam Navigation Company are going ead with fally as much prosperity as they anticipated. Ihave come to the coaclusion thet the benefit accruing to the United Statea in the opening of this immense river will be that we can enjoy the commercial rights to enter the port of Belham Para a3 before, and purchare with cash the products of the Amazon, and then pay export duty for the privilege to take their products to our own prosperous maputas- tories in the Uaited States. Tre vewe from the New Fldoradoof Tarr Assu, near Maravhao, is encouraging, but the companies are not yet in full operation A friend of mine and # large trader in this city con- nected with the diamond mins, informs me th dia- mond ha: ut been found at the mines weighing seven octavas, expects it in this city daily. City news nothing of importance. ‘Thereport of the coffee trade from 1st to 16th March i Despatched for United States, 43,992 Philadelphia ‘Total : - 43,992 Fefore the arrival of the English packet Solent’ the prices were 4,160 to 4.300, After she errived sold tor 4.0/0 to 4150 for United States. A‘ the beginning of the movth superior quality of coffee was sold for 4.200 10 4,450; but after the steamer arrived it went for 4.100 to 4.200. On band, 60.000 bags, but is very ordi. navy quality Superior quality none on bawd. Freights, 5c. and 45c. to United States. F. HS. NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS. We have received files of the Corrcio Mercantil, of Rio Janeiro, up to the 17th of March. The hostilities cuntemplated and commenced against the republic of Parsguay, promised tobs amicably set- tled, and it was supposed that the Brazilian fleet would soon return irom its warlike expedition up the waters of Parana, It was reported as an evidence of pacific sen- timents that the Paraguan war steamer Tacuary had proceeded to the Corrientes for the purpose of accom: paying the Brazilian ships to Assumption (a port of Corrientes). The birthday of the Empress was celebrated with all éue ecift en the 14t> of Marc! ‘An illustrated paper hai appearance in Rio Janeiro. There had been s ministerial crisis, as we have before announcsd, in Uruguay, arising out of tome offensive articles puoshed ‘in a journal of Montevideo, at which the Brazilian overa- met took ofience. The Prime eter, Mr Hordenaaa, who had declined to prosecure the publisher, was rée- placed by Mr. Chucarro, who had directed the proseca- tion. The President of the Republic too, Gen. Flores, came to add to the yeneral excitemeat and alarm, by proposing to ret're into private] life. At least the ramor of his intention to do so had gained curcency aud belief, and had a most unfavorable effect on the public miad, depreciating #tocks and lessening the national coufidence Several senators epd members of the Arsemb!ly had met. and appointed a committes t2 walt on General Fiores, to request him to reconsider thie matter It was thought the commusicn would be suo essful, inasmuch as it was shrewdly suepected that this was only # russ of Floves, to get extracrciuary powers vested im him. A patioral bank was about to be established at Moate- viceo, with a capital of $5, 00 a Kure A certain Me. Mone had also arsived there to" to the govera: terms for tu» establishment mr avother bank, with pn capital, the plxu of which was formulated in ris. ‘ALewevening journal bad made its appearance in le i NEW YORK HERALD, Supreme Court—Cireutt. Before Hon Judge Mitchell. SUIT YOR DAMAGES AGAINST A RAILWAY CONDUCTOR. 21.—Francis Huber vs. Nicholas DeHart.—This is an action brought to recover damages of the defend- ant, (who is a conductor on the New Jersey Ratlroad,) for ejecting the plaintiff from the cars, between Newark and Jersey City. 1t appears that the plaintiff, who is a German, in company with a friend, neither of whom could speak English very well, netben bt tickets at Eli- zabethtown from that ae aly of New York. in tl bad previously go’ pier Ke ae poner ‘Be fea mm News: low thia the plain demurred, but bus Saal it is alleged, tant dered to the conductor fey beers for their pastages. Bot ag aneesonee stor had stoppea ejected the plamtiff from the cers cia nee as the Plointf alleges, that the leg of the plaintiff was broxon = ra. 0c to the ground es claimed to the amouat ‘The case has been twice before—omce the we belicve on a question of amount of aoe and ‘tnee other time toe f awarded to the plaintiff the full amount ciaimed, 5,000, + nga verdict ‘was set aside on appeal, on some Tegal poi Mr. Jobm Yan Buren, ap for Prainti, and Mr, Wim. Evarts, for defendanis The Jury baving been out about two hours and a half, rerdered a verdict for plaintiff for $4,000, to which the Court 2d¢ed an allowance of four per cent. Superior Coart —Part It, Before Hon. Judge Camp>tli and a Jury. APRIL 23.—Etienne D’ Buller against Hyacinthe de Ga- | laup and Leon Preaud —This was an action brought by the plaintiff, a Fiench gentleman in this city, against the above defendants, to recover the sum of $722 62, which plaintiff alleges Gefendants owed him for two hun: cred and fifteen boxes ot Bordeaux or clarst wines, nold ‘them by plainti? on the 30th day of Jun, 1854, on a credit ae toes five days. Plaintiil io bis complaint and through his counsel, Mr J. T. Brady, alleged that t defendants fraudulently conspired together to purch: the wine in qve-tion, with ‘the intention of defraudin, the plaintif ons of the value of the sams; and with suc! intention the de‘cndant Galaup plaintiff his promis- He | note, Es bie forty three days after date thereof, that at the same time gave a n of one Alex. Le- mor'e for the sam» amount, due in the month of Septem- ver; that in the month of Juty, nd betcre the maturit; of aid notes, the said Lemonte becime bankrupt an failed; and on the 27th of July the defendant Galaup gave tbe plaintiff, as additional security, in consequence of said failure, a bill of exchange on his wi fe, in Bordeaux, for the sum of. 3,756.48 francs, ich was protested for non- ment—the defendant Galaup not living with his wife the time, nor having any right to draw upon her. Pitine tiff pew brings Bae suit to recover the amount of the H. Morsnge contended that the defenda: not interested or connected with tho defendant Galaup confessed judgment as gainet himself for the amount in controversy, and did not defend on the trial this action. ‘Verciet for the pla-ntifl egainst both defendants (with- out fraud) for $760 82, the amount, with interest. Personal Intelligence. Americazs registered at the office of Livingston, Wells | Paris, April 12, 1855:— & Co., ooth, B. F. Smith, J. B. ‘Tut tle, C. » D. P. dun, Rhode Tiana 3 Jando, Texas. ABRIVALS. At St. Nicholas Hotel—Capt. 8. W. Sawyer; Dr. H. Richard:op, Boston; Rev. Thowas R. Lainvert and nay, Boston; Lucius B. Marsh, Boston; Henry Gilbert, Mic mee At the Metropolitan Hotel—len. Jno. P. K iy, Col, F. M. Renick. Lonis; Don Senor Amar, Mexico; Paul eae Phil a 3 Dr. Stunner and tawil/, Boston; ieago; Col. W. ¥. Bartolo, inuati; Washington. “AU the Atta? HouseesDE. U, Parsons, Providence; Cort. N_B, Patmlee, Stonington; JM Wright, Uswero ton, Boston; FW. Paul, G, W. Laplam, Canandaigua; H. IL. Rogers, Balti From St Thomas, in, pare Teviot—Mrs Potts, four 1 Ir Chase and lady, Mr Dibble and lady, Mr fall, lad: id Sind servant, Mr ‘Talk, Mr Koche, ‘Miss ‘Wood, Mr Moi Rabebins Mr Ball, Capt J A Risley—two in the stcorage DEPARTURES. via Nicaragua, in the steamship erie ‘argo & Co’s mesa, Adams & Co’s mess BW noe aud» wife, J H Brown aad 4 Holmes, Jit in Wao E Smith, wits ol infant, O A Bur. bay wife. aed obit ‘Wm 8 ¥ pear; wife and 2 servants, G W Kretiny cr, wife snd 2 children, A Buck, wite and infant, Miss Jane Holmes, 2 sisters and 2 brothers, G A Jussol and oom, Mrs K Cohen, J W Foard, JD Ryan, E ish, Mies © Lewrd, W Morrill, J Latin, Mrs M J Nov eli ahd intant, Charles 8 Wheeler, ic 8 vives Van Kurhink, Jas diyerr, G W Sandford, and En dren, J HBrown Mies HB carleton, ¥ ¢ ‘one n. Owais, Win sheridan, Mrs D Parks a chit Mes E Dis- For Fan meanest ern | ight— Well Hawer & Co’s me on M5 D W Morrison, erty Miss i, Doughert; Ww hi Hy ughes,, Miss M A Gaiwin, 3 ytd cH Liache, Geo A Simm: ry, J Lotsperch, Mrs’ Bul- jie, WIL Scott, Mi: rvan' Mra Joe Lawrence and cl v1 Gro € Colbuen an fund servant, JR Myers, Mra KG Noctn and Harding ‘and chi Fike Lootet and ‘ouild, Aire Mcore aad child. Mtoe J Triplet Smith, D Reynolds, B 1B 8 Cooper, Montevideo entitled Diario de Avisos. wv The confederated provinces were at pei It was romored that ecme digioutey y haterteve be- tween the government of Paraguay ant that of Jorrl- entes, snd that some forces of the latter governm-nt had marched for the frontier, Ix the Argentine republic nothing of imp:rtance had occurred. Vice Adwiral Johnston, of H. B M. squadrov, had ad- dressed a note to the goveromest of Bueaos Ayres, in which be avked its acthorizatvon and co-operation, ia so far us that republic was concerned, In a work of explo- ration. ecounaence und prepar ng of charts, which the Eoglish poveroment had directed to be undertaken 10 the portion of the Paraua and Uruguay whick bas most reat ops with the Plata. The goveramert of Buenos Ayrenconceded the leave required, aad promised ail the sid in its power. The mail packet Solent arrived at Southampton (Erg.) on the 10th instant, with south American mai's, Her dates are:—Buenos Ayres March 4; Montevideo, 7th; Babia, 2ist; Pernambuco, 23d, She left the Count and Countess Tersen, Viscount Uruguay and suite, Viseouat ‘umto Amaro, Jady and suite, his Kxeellency Ise Paal Machaéa, Governor of the Western Islands, at Lisbon There is Little or no political news. At Bahia a survey was proceeding, upder the super intendence of Messrs. Vignolles and Matthews, fur a projected raitroad from Bahia or St. Salvador (the capi: tal), to Juoseiro, bordering on the banks of the Rio Francisco, ‘a distance of avout 90 ‘eagues. St, sclvador is supposed to contain 250,(00 imbabi ts. The Buenos Ayres correspondent of the London Times, writing on Maren ¢. says:—It is uot to be expected that anything from thie quarter can afford you much ia- terest in the present c reumsts ces. With the exception of sn under current of party rancor, the curse of these young communities, we are nominally ano appasently at peace, and = the whole the pons of vilities of peace preponderate. This is the effect of a tho-, rough exhaustion. We require a sesaon of repose, aad durng the respite the march of material interests and the daily inoreasing predominames of the foreign ele ment may Jesd to something better and more stable then we bave seen fer the last thirty years. We are involved in a very serious commercial and monetary critis, caused by excossive overtrading; and we fancy foreign importers are destined to receive a les eon that may serve as a warn'ng for the future. We have uniformly Fe ge out the dangerous rock on which they are now fultly stranded, ‘and from which they can hardly eecape without serious damage. ‘The latest news of the Brazilian expedition left the imperial squadron to the porth of Corrientes—that on the very boundaries of Paraguay. henge) ‘speak of immspse preparations tor its ee tes ster. m'ned resistance on the part of the Paragusyans—a thirg rendered more probatle by the successtul repulse of the North Americsn steamer Water Witch. We daily expect news of the first encounter, and look forward with rome anxiety to events that gf compromise for a time the peece and prosperity of those young States. We believe Buenos oo will make every effort to pre- serve a strict neutrality. We continue to recetve a fair proportion of Basque emigrants, who find ready employment and high wages, und’ scem destined, in course fow ye ‘the aspect of this State. it is a pity, as pol interests and commerce, that our adventurous rth countrymen should sacrifice Ahir just claim to s share ae rich harvest that settlers. the first enterpri-ing Theatres and Exhibitions, Acanray ov Music.—On Monday evening Verdi's best ‘Trovatore,’” will be produced for the Airss t pin Signor Amodio, from the Roy i Trow! 0 Amodio, ened! ‘Roce, Qe to yon Broanway Ticatne.—Mr, Forrest appears again this ovening in Shad play of “*Coriolanus.” This piece bas been produc ‘ed splendid scenery, au: with rr rmanece takes ep the cee 3 the . there will be no aftorpiece, Mr. Forrest will be Mosers. La rergen Whiting, ‘Lemtingwell,, Davidg Abbott and Mis’ A. Gougenheim, in pro \cns. Schmidt, 1¢ pieces: elected are dintey ‘AS he pee Boy" —Mr. Charles in two baekati sey and Mise Charlesin six. Donron's TearRi.—The manager of thie theatre on nounces # bill of great variety for thisevening. 8 ar “Comedy of Errore’ is the first ‘Burton ishet and Jordan as the two Antip! ‘ee al Lt leading oharacters, The will follow, amd all the two tng: Turatee.—Th ow comedy of * Ble ments night. Brougham, Viacant, Mrs, Hoey, Mrs. Bro Mr ® mughe: one Cinovers Ehe comedy of the. Bold D Ba) Silt clude the amusements. Several new pieces are in propa: ration, Ascrnican Museum canno fail to draw drama of the “Lady of t! Mestayer in the print ond the apie” and " Woop's. Mixetnens—The programa consintn of negro minsirelsy, and the Afviennived ing Minstrel. Prennam’s Mixstr ate announce an entertainment of great variely—singing, instrumontal pieoes, dancing, and the burle que of “Jim Brow & DALt.—Those who havo not 6 Europe, particularly Setastopo jeoe selected for this afternoon ware i sie seen Smith's Pano ehould J Pinedo, Mrs % Forsythe ees o Was Me merscn, Willson, WE Colson, ILC Konyoa, BF Hoye, 1 BC Dake, atte Mary A Sallivan J Saundsrs, loss, BB L Smith, J W Williamson, Airs & Ryan, J LS stand wit, Miss. A Dow, JJ Huntley, J. Smuth, ‘ice Maroc met, F Fay, wito and turge children: Mrs Fciher, H B Allen, @ M Gardner, James Duncan, Geor, oy Ravb, tL Johnson, U Sharp, JN Lensing, WF Surry. W Rigmbn, B C Turuer, JF Barret, J Goldstein, J Matting, J Kelly, M Rahm, A MoFall, J ‘in, wie and four ebildren, Robt Grier, wife and shroe ehil- aren, Mi Det ¥ Simpson 7 3 ‘Simpson Gilnere Dean, Col EC tad Siig, Miss Compe "| two children, Geo D Hi Cupane» Darreb, ‘sre Willen JM "McDonald, ‘Geo D hey Mies AC Jr, J Le M French D Pavenport, MreM A Mord ‘and child, Mra S Drow G Dauat and and four children, W coleman, KS 8 Coloma: wite A Danskin, J Davekin. u Danekin: BB Androp, b alin he wre M MoKay, Mrs ys Mel Ganley, H Reyrolds, J HeCrare, ea D Rohinron, 8 MeCiure, Miss Sarah Gordos vit, Mra Jones and daughter, Mrs Platt, Mra ¢ Davenpo Mire C ephons, W Kinsmitn, J Stophe Eddy, CA Tuite ick, BN Noénest, G H Ow! ings, ‘ier, Joke, 8 Andvows, Maur, Ib Byrne, Sear, DS: A bloomer, Wd Weed 1 Goolk Knowlton." ¥ Larst ca, Pri Eekard A Hooper, J I Irwin, A R Mitchell G Coleman, J HM Ewart, E Hussey, AJ Walker, Is Nicholl, W MeCariney. J Brewer--and a full steorage, —PARUTTAB INTELLIGENCE. Port of New York, Apru 27, CLEARED. Pm id Northern Light, Tinklepaugh, San Juan, C veil Horatio, Crocker, Hong Kong, Grinnell, Mintarn & Town, Siffken & Iron- Ship Ieaak Walton, Burslor, Cai Oc sked £Co. Walsh, Carver & ae Wellington, Barstow, New Orleans, Stanton & Bark i Letiane, NoNiel, Hull, A Loa Eéwird Wuteb), Kleimbowen, Rotterdam, Bark Ley J mann, Kellar, Nenvitas, Place & Watts. Bork A H Kimball, Sloeper, Cicntuegos, J W Elwell. Bork Ventuchet Levis Trlnidas Yana;a, Dolvalle & Co Bark D K DeWolff (Br), If ‘Halifax,’ D R DeWolft. Bae Peincott Hill, Segue tn Grande, HB Brookmen- Brig Velaxte Sewall, Guantawamo, Shiff Bios 4 Co. Brig Martha Hill Limeburner, Berninda, H D Brockman. mi Brig Cardiff, Carle, ington, mas sche a5 De RB Roses it, Brewster, Wilmington, Doliner & Potter. ‘Sebr M Robbins Newbern, Davis & Holmes. Senr M ‘or, Nimmo, Washington, J H Matthews. ees Dixon, Gaskill, Washington, ‘Garnes, Bateman & ry Sehr LA Edwards, Hartick, Georgetown, Dolinor & Pot: "Sohs Era, Shermar Jamestown, Benton Bro Schr Wide W orld, don ton, Dolin Sobr dM bloop Neptune, erieaaee Br Weet India Mail steam eumen Teri, Bay April 20, with passengers, to R 1 Maitl Pet for renatte. hip Si Tobert Poet, sree Londo: Moreh 28 pith may ane agers, Ship Defiance, nations Cainer Is Lismpton Roads, yiebayene, te Sbip Gray Feather eine hia New’ Orleans io Oe Bar Vth with indge, to Smith & Boynton, April li Key West, spoke brig Abby Wateon, from New Yor? Frig Curlew (Br), Card, Windsor, NS, § days, with plaster, to marae febrd (Br), Goodwin, Paler March 4, with frait, to IS Layrenct. March 17, £0 miles E of the Rock, epoke bare Core, from Palerme for New York Schr Humming Bird (Be), oe ge Whiten s NS, 10 days, with plaster and petateer, to JS Sek Gumsberisnld (Br), >, Windsor, NS, 1¢ days, with lester, to master. URChr by Gieen ‘in, Jobuson, Cornwallis, 12 days, with rotatoes, te D KD, Fehr Nos a iGeodrei, Beets Sehr ©! in, Brewster, Kconle Schr W Woodbory, Marning. Roc! Sebr A Jameson, Jameron, Roc: Schr Apa Denman, Wood, Roc! Sebr Shop Carpenter, Bearre, &: Sehr E, Franklin, beste, Warol: Stir Eatace, Mrintste, Rondout foF Boston, loc p Rieng!, Durie, Ean Bi Steuer Wertera Port, H St omer Shetweket BELOW. Br bark Actress, Cair, from Greenock, Feb 28, is at anchor the Bar. fark Br Brunette, from Mareeillss— Uy pilotbout Julia, SaTLED, Steamship 1 sige ro Light, ton, New Orleai + OT Hay Were co!d at Boston 28th, sob: cathy Act 2A tour, 16 Sen ent at’ Barnsead Miserwe ‘ peneLa—Park Av, Yona, 215 tons, for $29000, 4, ige $078 onth: and Aw , for BAB, cash. a Cart Swonsen, sd from New York about Feb 17, for St M ud had not are at last ecoouncs. Back Magnolia. redon, At ay fer devstout March 4, c:1 ashore on Loo Key fot Cand proeseded 246, Let had not arc as Laat accounts, Up to Bith iat, ~ ur- | stock of the best . Hitchoock | ly, C. M. s| Sen Fran anni ae Vis dolib dayet brige 3 days; A ore anew oy Cid shi] alan oh Ree in aad fa thes Ph meuth, tae aro, Cope ni 7 me New York, Mat oa SreamsniP ene: c. Elwood anaes nothin heard propeller North Carclina, ‘The master erof the Robert | a aot extended bie protest or made any depositions, though cal on repeatedly. ‘The protest of he captain and crew of the Most& Canatinn go forware by ‘his Wrans T Wnraron (of stock, w totaly lost Both ails nose Sante, Gras, rranciseo; crew saved, with, nothi wi they Stood in. Capt Comstock arr in San Teauolese F) further particulars have transpired. The Teuschs ctuted to be tavetea te this eye Waxxsure WARREx, of and for Holmes’ Hole, from the Sandwich Islands,went ashore in Vinoyard Sound 25th inst. Sto has on freight £00 bble wha'g oll and 167,200 Lbs bone. @ agent tor the Boston ot water, Sebr Saraby’ of eaten Was despatched Tete wate <aening of 250 fs fully insured at ship ans are N ‘Bedford. St Beamer, Ei v) th, from the wie Saris but ee a storm, "About 1200 Dandies of bi t inevitably go to pleces, Sub of 1700 on beard have been igahargod fom her an | taken to Holmes’ Hole in Ughters. No oil has bee cat, About 90 bnodics bone were ‘discharged morning of 20th, after hich tho we n 60 ruggod that o | tions were suspex down sohr nee, The un- e steamer eck, The ship is fully covered partially, for posh Smoosygr ashore on mee med, was built at Bast 1843, 500 r, owned by Mr Geo Bulkley of eels ot ORS and ‘einer inthe and is insvsed in Wall street for $18,000 | to Elwood Walter, Esq, says she ir Wnbodded Nix fost i ind, with three fect water around her at low water; eb qatar In the bold; could not tell whother part of the kool seat a ‘Tt was expected she could be got off for of and from Bost: for San discharging 200 Sir Oswego, tont at Stirrup Cay, was an,A2 ship of 630 tons r gister, built at Modford, jase, in wned Mosors Joriah Macy's Sons and ir insured in $24,000 on ver $i,000 on freight. She bad an assorted cargo, worth mares! ‘350, Soo, which is also prinoipally insured 7 city. Sur Ge to have oo of Welling! the number o | beon allowed to whilo the ship is repaired, which i ig dono by Duilder. The Duke of Wellington lost’ ghee foreya swinging boom, the whole ot the fore and. part 0 chains, quarter gallery and hammock nettings, brenking the bower anchor, and driving the sheet auchor from its berth into the gangway. She roturred to Spitherd, and would be detained at Jeast 10 or 12 days to repiir. Bank Cuxnoxxe (of Wiscasset), Captain Coffin, from Boston for St Jago de Cula, whon 14 daya out ran on NE end of Maguora Reef, during a fc nd would be a total ‘he cargo had hoon eaved ‘ork, TL The er c rr 26th om Inagna. Capt C remained be- to make some disposition of the cargo and wreck. Banx Eprsro, from Charleston for Boston, before report- | ed ashore at Chatham, has moved 50 fect, and will be t off in di Buic Crvintan, from Sagua for Boston, before reported near the Highland t, has been got off by the d Lever Company of Provincetown, and taken into maged #1 arrived here in | Serow fol: | Provincetown harbor. | Baie LavnA Porny, of and from Halifax for Portland, | which had been ashore in Semtro harbor, far off and sailed again, went ashore on Misery bench, ne inet, and Lecame a total wreck; crow saved, (eugar and coffee) and sll the materials savod. Sour King rece at Maracaibo for New York, was struck by lightning prev, to 7th which cargied awa; her foremn it is doubtful wh hi supplied with another, “If theta detained there the will be condemned by eine worm his for Boston, nd her cargo Soun Boston, of Cay asbore on Cold Spring. Le ‘would not pay the expens« Spoke ip America, from Boston for Liverpool, night of St miles from Boston Light. iH le “Ebip Golden City, Canfield, hence Nov 27 tor San Francis. ¢o (since supposed to have been seen Fob 5, lat 56 60 S. lon 72.18), Jen 26, «ff Cape Horn, Ship Flying epil Nae ae wae from London Got 26 for 58 Gaye hence for San Fran- Mare! 2, lat 10N, Ship Atalanta, cuttas Mareh 28, Iat 28 Cobb from Liverpool March 28 for Cal jon ih ioexe lignes ship with snise skysails (supposed the Tor- nado, Lenco Novi for San Francisco), was secn Feb 22, lat W118, lon 8427 W. Bark C C Fowler, from Fall River for Matanzas, April 23, off block Island Bark Route. from Boston Deo 7 for Melbourne, was passed Dee?7, lat Serr deve Inet ence for Guadaloupe, April 18 lot 24 lon ta Fore! Benstwna—Are April 13 sehrs GM M Robertson, Morrow, NYork: Mth, Sarah Burton, Kelly, do; 16th, steamer 0: }rey, GreetFam, St Thomas. Cld llth, brigs Ada, Chase ith carpofof Br bark Evro} ‘ Fe trig BR ° #00; Lay of the Lake,’ Dandor pe ld, for do May 5; G M Robertson, oer N York 30th ry Crexrvrcos—In porb April 10 bark Lysander, Snow, disg 6 for Boston; brig Napier (Bn, tor 60 ldg. vanrioriy:--in port March 29 berks Race Horse, for Malta next day; BM Yarrington, Gorham, for Emprnd 4x days, to fi sk ldg tor Boston; Vesta, Perci- val, une DeMARAR A—Atr March 19 schr Gen Scott, Stokely, Bal- Sate via Bermuda. Soldan, Boars ‘Tapani to loa Ri‘abty Browns Brows, for Trepens soon: varks Wen Wood- tide, Causland,” do do; "Jax Briant, Lov it, for Messina to finish Ide, supposed for NYork; schr Melita, Foster, from Boston via Nayal 19th ult, just arr. Sid 7th; sohr Chal- lcpge, Manson, J ales nd Boston; prev to 7th, bark Moneynick, Smith, M rand Tenxerin port April 10 brig Sazf, Carleton, from r Siladelphia for Cien'uegos in two days, put in for medical aid tor Capt C, who bad injured his hand. HavaNna—In_ port April 15 soips Ma’ Cares sogns {Thoe Church, for do Id; (as Charles & J mouth, Frecman, 2 Hams, (old); Glen: tor do ldz; Topeka. Chi for Mai 8 burn, We rt and Cornelia, White, tor NYork soon; N W Bridge, ‘Butehineon, for Boston, do; David Nickels. Sweet, be re rin brige Bx Ellis (fro: 7m, Coatancoaloos), tor Nkork (eld wr is, Martha Washington, fo Cooper, Fi Fernald, dieg to cau pair Poll harleston, Havng—Are April 11 ship Ra’ Her, Brown, honge Mareh27 HALrax— Age APH L 17 Fahey Ga in, Ridser, Baltimore; Mari 224, bri Clements, Balti- Stil, “sohrs Elllg Now Yok; Le Marchant, epee aio, Bs ol » Gore Ss brig ‘Growell, a. Fhuadelptia; core Galaxy, Cucningham, NYork; Auroro, Crowell, Baltimo Hoxoxutv—In port March 5barks What Cheer, ee: Qcena Bird, Wiguins, and Golden Fleece, Wea beige Leverett, or Sean dg; Agate, Coliin ‘am Jackson, K ne; se foster, Lecnonw- 1% pri bark Litas, Vewste ah acaino Ix port my eae Kingfisher, Hooper, for NYork—s0e Di 1 13 brigs, Joseph Park, Park, ang wel ster, Tay Taye tor Foston ore Nr ‘Fomuamageon, Hall, fin Jeckronvilie, Feta aicchen ra Mavacuy—In port abt April 1 Briss Rainbow, Nelson, ‘rom New Haven, wtg cargo; Indian Queen, Brown, from St Thomas, Mama~In port Fe Zehip Golden West, Curwon. tor York abt Sth; Fear seebabiyf mm San Fransisco Deo 3, ary dan 27, tolo ‘oly for Boston. Mussina—In all, tor Boctes ea abt March rs ‘bark Mary II Voso, Crow- ie Palermo, Ao Bnd 9) otbert. Panenso—ln } ore Marel ka Fern: Atkin, trom G ‘lve for Bost m ‘Teylor, from Malta, ech art, for do; Soienc: pao Nyon 3 Br brigs Landscape ult jor do. fh Pr: In pert March 21 ship Tame Gardner, bark V: Bassett, Rene alate lagi cone Dupent, C Corson, for Cotingui d 50 pekgs cotton of her inward car- Ur states, Ate Irth sblp Juniper, Proceede . as—l 40 ship Keystone, gto etn from etn sen Bin Frabelses, arr an a vars Aaron J Harvss, Burnes, for Marnenigo soon and by another account aerial Nba bg Ms ay ‘Nelvon 5 sehr eis onthey dei 3 ther ‘aun, Horn, Nyon. No Ai rey Ex doux NB- ser a Hival, Durkee, Sa- ark yupnats Warelie Richivsons do; brigs Cyeuet, Campbell, yor auso—In port Maroh 16 ships Alfred TIL, Baker, tet Chnet (oaganrto ona ond for Ei ay. Crbaby, Boston; barks Kleber, Crowell, Tor ant it ab it bate he inson, for freigh' Sackotterds dieg ig Dest, Bowers, for San Francisco. RICA, AT BOSTON.) Anpnoseax—in pert pert April 18 Br’ bark Cecilia, Cann, to load for Boston. NYork, anew wart apt oe ‘ates, iicnaddsen,. Gharteston; nif ens a Ie so bean Mrlanne,, Baltimore; 9th, Kosmos, and Robert, NYork. Fs ouwaianavasAre Apel 9 Lali, Stafford, NY; A Bovinger, do. — ‘il 10 Macedonia, Dillingham, Fea ners ata trom tke Woudl Cth; Fividal, cisco. Agel 7 Chavalier, Knight, Havana, Cld uth Sect, Maxwell, Caedifl, Cosmo, Quterbridge, N March 27 ship Equity, Nason, Alicant, to sex, Wolah, Trapani; 90th, Hazard, ain aw ley, Maloney, Ch: eplez, Meleney, Peres, inger, Wood, Lon: Sth, lire Warwick, pate UR Are April 6Saml Appleten, Doa for, ‘Korth of Eure pe, h Chas Thom) as dy fesatlin, Amit, do rin Crloans. hb Winohell, 33 from Antwerp, rangers | Jobu Ht Jarvis, rab F APRIL 28, 1855. Fy ce gre Mar 81 Gams Sane, forage gia for sBpeedvel onesies Oo les): Sp wren. i setae do for ani ‘hel- for N 10 York; jay Heanor do fot aot Cla Mar 39 , Moses, Giascow—In April 13 Br bark Thos Kitiaw, for Bos- ton, . Saee ‘scow—Arr April 7th Glance, Gillespie, NYork. {n port April Tish Moro Castle, Turner, and Harmonia, Doane, fer Petree rete el Sah Som petit RAVESEND.—. 1 aneiseo; itohell; Curdenas vin Falmouth; Hoon dah tbe and York! ae SN York; Se Joba,’ en. 5 ki Pring Aug lew York; soar ATA tte ie a Tat Simone batavies 7th, Howard, NYork, 9 Hervont—Arr ‘April ‘ fee eae Emme, ‘¢ Ghacason, In PTavaeesld Aprild Rio Grands Fg tm “Cardiff; 6th {| Epramid, Henderson, ao.” Cla 10sk, Metropolis, Jay, Now ork. lvica—In_ port March 1 bark Alvarado, Bunkor, for * ork nearly ede. April 6, bgt Rather kat wi O18 Gensdeetiue Maooauek, ae: Pilgrim, Hi chacdson, si John, » B; Mth, Art! Batement, XUrledas; 5 Lise, Buxten Chonaten ton; 12th, Cambria, berey ook Wes cae vil pareil, Cla ith dae Kee eid, ea ae Wedge, do; John Merrie Fistnés, Bi NU: Grteans; Mid ler, Tries Empire, Wi Bat ith Tdas, 2g, = SG NOrleans; Sarah Park, Pondlston, peeron iin Guidivg Star Hale, nas Vouk Genuite wi by oes an D1C@; Gr ent Panudel hia; Pro Galivetor: Austin; and L bogerts Gouva ter, Humphrey, Castine; lth, Enoch ‘Train Rich! NO: Jeans (ao nck éovernment not having been Stini 18th, ocmeere e et onancsobl consu In the iver outward bout for Constantinople; Redwood, itoss, ‘Trieste; UI Hor, butunas, aed Ureat Duke, Saapses, ‘Orleans MoBurnie, Mobile; Lastera, Queen. Emery, Char Miadlesex, Parmalee; City of New York, Moses, and waa gee ‘NYork, a ia (8) Lott, for Boston _ ose ‘Em ma, Agry, do 1th; den ‘Star or maces for NYork 2ist inst; tic Great ‘Western; and do 2th; Dresduou tantine, do with di 20th} Mary Adelin i Mar, st he ith dispatch: arois Neemith, dot Melbourn: ey i Tag eh Cerone ah ew, Onenae) Starita Brain, Athen Gor Froeman, NYork; 10th, dine, Macaduces NYork? Geo Weebioees ing Stax of Bupire,’ Boston; 1ith, The- Fere, Jott. Halts; Asterion, Goy, NOrleans: Empire Sta Brigey Wm Kathlone, Pratt, and Sohn featie Zorks 12, Mary aud gad Adeline, Morte, Charie Queen, Your 2 My tory, Matthews, Bombay; Oosan ibe, Jones, oad Bairlie, Kiohard , lor, Chincha ‘vis Hamp: etaing Wolken, 13th, Win brain a atte, ies and U: ‘aimo: ‘Zono, Ellis, Newcastle and NYork, in ballast, D ); 12th, Bagle oli, Hong: kong, Macao aud Shanghae; Hex wos tle and Boston. in port 8th, Waban, Newcomb, for Boston 1dg; Liverpool, for NYorx about ready} Southag pron, Pratt, for or Ashburton, Bradisb, Grinuell, Heteher, for do Mey b; Nobene. Bactlotey au G B haar, Moybew, for do dg; Jano Hudson, Lawrence, for hlledel: wih do;'Geo Law, Ferayth, tor San Branciséo do; Volant, biting, for Bio “Janeiro do; Geo W Bou , fOF ‘do; Cygnot, 498 tons, built at Medtord in ish ) for Lissox— Arr Mar 90 San, Leslie,N York. Mavaca—In port April 4 brig ‘Azslia, Morrison, from NYork, arr 90th ult, for Palermo soon. Brig Martha Worth- ington,’ Freeman, from Boeton, arr 27th ult, discharged and sailed 4th inst tor Mestina and Boston, Br brig Saml Kil- Jam, Levitt, from Mescina for Boston, touched $a for water, d protably prosecded same day. “Man snuee— In port April 1W brig Abby Jones, Holkins, Tatil Mar 25 Rapid, Piko, (from Bio Janeiro) Con- slantin pople. Manei.a—Are Mar 20 Envico, Palmas, (ond sla: 28th for NYork); 2let, Hetty, NYork. santana nw Arr Jan 21 Ella Frances, Mitchell, ney. \rwront—Arr April 7th Burmab, Davidson, Savanuah, sURBEORE, Rein pect Apeit 4 ship Gulf Stroam, Lord, r NOrleans, “PonrsMourM,—Arr April 7 Stontor, Fraser, Savannah; 10th, Archer, Thomas, London for Calcutta, put in on ao- count of strong head wind; | 12th, Victoria, Champion, do for NYork; Mary Bradiord Thompson, Havre for do eit the Wight sth, Coldenvot and for Bromen, 24 days za Charleston. Querxsrown—Arr April 8th Pomter, Sturdivant, 31s tanzas (and ld same day for London), Sld 5th, A: mons, Car Tut in Pra 7th Graco, Kelly, from Ardrossan for NYork, icaky, baving borne vp from lon 30. Sababa- dar April 13th Fuchéle, Brown, Sunderland, to rf STRANRAGR sid apse 4th Majestic, Durant, Ardros- ean, to load for Boston Shonatam—Of April 8th Prosident Fillmore, Nelson. fross London and for NYork, and Ianded her pilot, Off sho Start April Gtb Therscholl, of and for Hamburg om NYork. Bourn FonsLanp.—Of April12 W F Schmidt, Soars, of Me WasAnae- te Apel Gia Cole, NOrleans. ba. Nagar E— Ary yugons, Cole, Tarini—in ore Marah, 2 ship Heteulons, Chaniberiain, for N¥orky BP brig Chss M’Luvghion: for Beato Tenraurrs—Are Mar St Isoae Carver, Clark, N ork (and ‘Minietne Jn pert Ape) 8 ships Wm: Sprague, Bowers, and ‘RiEST E—) n port or) ips Wm. yue, it Jarvis, Collies, for Venice to load semp for Devon- rt. ba ri—Arr April 8 Fosca Helena, NYork. vil 10—The “Cultivator, ses m ship) for. Now ore in the river todey, but was towed off Livenroor, Ay York, drazzed without damay Apl 11—Tho A; noe, (uri) from Cardy drove foul of the Sirocco, for Punledelp ay during the night. Tre Agues lost main topmast, but the Sirocco ustain any damage. Lonpon Ap! '—The packet ship ‘Northumberland: i; Spen- of and irom New York, which enoountered.s heavy male ‘after her departure from that port, and was obliged to throw over part uf her enrgy, has arrived in the river, Her cargo in the lower hold 1s reported to bo considerabl wail she having bad no lees than six feet of water in he hs ae to make water. Fairlie, from. Now York, is very leaky aun bas'ceteived tonsldegahle dstange- Fauwours, Avril S—The Lady Franklin, Smith, from Mantanzas, mot with kad weather on her passage, and throw over about 300 boxes sugar. Axtweny, April 10—It blew a perfect hurricane to-day at ncen Jurlog witch the Aum bark Matilde, Leer broke. from ber mocrings in the Grand Basin and won adritt,. breaking the bewsprit of the Lion Belge and the masts of Swovballast lighters; the Matilda has sue some dam: April li—The Am ship Henry Reed, Dearboriy which ar- ‘New York this morning, broke ry the: Salgen oop deck, ae, The Hi cccanie Apia, Hhetaertand, Sram, tom Chasion or Liverprol, wi in hore Ww! cotton inet Gvervoard, will be condemned, and hor oargo forwarded ¥ Liverpool ty obben yessls. from aay fee 3 SS. ALEXANDRIAC Ar Apa 25 sobrs © Maria Jane, Crosby, Bastort, P Wand do. in D D osiwns eat River. fd brig Aba’ EE eb; Boston; sehr Aun'D, New ‘Sa ALTIMORE—Arr A) il 26 ships Fanneil ay and picket angele, By¢ (eng iailett, ee barks Herralia, ‘Orleans ¥: do; Sa sh fark tobias ahet pus tay ha, bodies, Eldridge, Pal ba apie 16¢ ia Caribican Seaj Standard (Br). King, Ber hrs J Hammond, New York; Petre Suan, San Blas. Cld wecin pena Oh nese, rig, Bolle (Be), Campbell, Hal sohrs H Laurens, could, ret Munson (Br), biog. bb, Ber Boston. $16 bari BATH—Arr Spell 74 brbve Actakapas, ce Philadol- phia; Wim Crawiord, Perry, Alexandria; 26th, Forester, M? Carry, Balti i AY — Are April 19 schre California, Ro; Friendsnij for NYorks der do Carter, Botfrst for do; 0. cee a ey Afjom, Hacraon, Liver. oe ian, Toke wee arrup at B80, AM; ge ede he anchors, Here) Peasssete; sours et, Mereinn 4th ult; Jeremie ath iow: Gion ©, Oar Wr, wen’ wow PM a adel my he A York.’ cla beg Jobn aver Sher. gel at jeep Caléntta; barke MP Stetson, Berek, Nays cardense; Paladin. (rete), NB, to Lond for Londons hos § Bax Perking, Walls, Darien; bri cole; sehre Geo Bi Ky idad " i 4 reed, Somers, Nowhern; ? x in a Cel ‘Cobb, Phil sdelphia: othe: Copy, aenISTCL— sta lia Hen CoB Phot Hall, 1 ‘Hull (from Pro- youu ARISCORTA—Arr April 28 schr Sarsh, Manson, DIGHION—Arr N—Are April 25 echre Fannie Crocker, Crane, Baltime: Phileael st i GREEN WICH™aAsr April 2 schr Sarah L, Smith, “yAuL RiVER— Ate J Ajgil25 gohr John L Rodney, Baal cott, Pbiladel sh sel jartha Wrigh' Wrignttagton, PMinde\phie: 20th, MG Duciee ‘Semen Kiex” ww LONDON—Are April 25 sloop Agent, Chapman, N FHILADELPHIA~, mm, ue Cid ee 26, BM, schr ferstors, ee Toutes, Brown, Fan: SS ile aera ra do; ca ae for sme | ie Haskell. tilacelp na, Camden for ol Piilscelphis. tor peat oebr Che 1 ‘hoya CE —Arr April 25 bark ket cobra rt Steele, Snow, Netreti ne Ket; Bridi Superior, Yeaton, ‘ork; American sea teen a an NYork: 25th, B mesre Shs Main Smelt & Tee eek, Richmond Sara Ang, ireland, Alex: ‘riladelphia. April Weoks Seq ull, Biewtond, Beith more for Provdvess, i ‘$13,000 f an and the Missiesippt, than twe hundred ‘mile? mah ‘here is at one more link te be finished to afford » continuous railroad trom the city of Washington to Montgom: pen f the Bg oe through a region with & variety of most faluable nature, such as lead, coal, ‘ir ‘all of whioh oxisti m frost’ thorto neglected, but which are no the prospects of the sit hasbeen by the State, and. aul a ‘of Virciuia, with 40'l sy actor. ‘The Company have nt, srch rd are he amount of | rests of the Ct iba Pe Full information wiil be nected with the ficancial affs! derived by partic Rerian i. ne Ee ‘sont, sealed, and mi Railroad thes will 7 aeash tis believed no, secur rity bas boom Eke ofr ompan: ‘he d in bank, to ee dell rored whon the whole ,? ee Vofore the 2th di HN ROBIN Noi f Directors are trata sk aa pea abanisace, fast b meta that they ean, be conveyed to market. at ad are flattering: amd for actual! ir foe bday of May next, President vars. and MTonsousee The Board o: AVIS. THOMAS L. DERESTON, NDERSON, Fhursday aes ‘2th di resence of the si of the ones Wu. T. Al h me eat till three o’clock of May next, to be them 0: ident, or some other wu ae aa MULLER, 38 Wall treet. B held York, 6th April 1806, $750.000. Ponds, part of an issue of one million, a iar; parcels on the line of ¢ Wortgags; the branch Bivoe Sith wharf and ground betaine rolling et Stock and furniture of the ro of February This issue, added to the first, wi its cost up t wry a8 DOW, 1s for all or an; iam B. Draper, tow K.—Phit New Y 1 ‘and. thirt ‘ork, is the cit; ether ‘gross road now jew York. April Sa. 1855, amount of real estate in | an to’ Port Morris, on te thereto, and all the th interost ¢ coarons attached, pag ‘and August in each your, eimbursnole-on the frst day of ge is made to the Farmers’ Loan and f this city, an trasteo for the bondholders, an@ Coninany, st ‘fn all the coubtios throwsh Which the road padaes make the, mortaageta- cumbrance dpon the road four million dollars—lose than it ‘The progeods of the NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAth- faa second morissee J 7 per cent al Ht it of re- August. of the bids is riervedet if set fe for ompan: or PN ea “peak, Fi the contre of the ae oe Sad all tio trade of 16 grow , and all the trade o of thet of the North. Te now exceed 01 The e $600.00 merobandiee F, tack o —MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS watches, jewelry, sora, Pisnofortes, erty generally, bey 4 and executed Seompiiye at fice. FLORENCE & CO. 78 Nassau street, % ‘HOM: & CO., Nassau ‘treeks corner Pot ‘Aun, room No. 2, seo a] 0005 pred LOAN, AT 7 PER CENT, ON May real estat roductive or Retrednctive this bis cry or Brook ta sums fro! ‘0 invest in RX COOK, Jr., No. Bi rerchese of asoregag Wail street. office No. poly to $50.00 and upwards y 70 LOAN ON BOND AND MOR on improve r Appply to SS RIRER, in sums of : 50 Nassau street rte $35.00 of securities and all ne s, voal estate, ‘mere! SUSEEN LYON & CO. 15 William stroot, oom 10. ~All transactions strictly coufidential. —MONEY AbyAncED ji ALL KINDS ai watches, jer hee tens WANTED.. “ont Saaggrare 3 RES— $70,000 gate kava Address. 8. $10.00: Flee Soy vt al tia! wy eten an at fT teanenations at |. Apply at 334 Broadway, room No, 2 4. insured for $80 bo $1,000 aN paiaatoa ‘EN PER CENT, a ur times iy amo onus KEn s OptRahDE ASH ADVANCBD IN RSA rr he Kana eased ot ents Diamonds, Wa ba 69 Fulton, oor, front room: 9 A. Me teoreh os ADNANCED ON THE MOST Sgt bags autem, on watches, Jewelry, diamonds, dry 4c farnitare, or any otber confidertial office, 304 second floor, room lied upon perky, ab the ov way, corner ae Coane ah No. 9. ‘The strictest honor may be Moar erty AnmeceD ARES, BERNSTEIN Honoers, 51 Liberty street, one door from sels, real estate, furniture, lett with us for sale, ONEY TO LOAN.—t' ynv'eg Se TEMPO- my ye ated > Pictures, merc! advances on Teal, iowolry, planctorten, ay eds Borses. cauriagee and descrij of socomt Bemoved from personal pr .perty, prom| Lf Envie bo Loan Cy, a ane bf ganey ofhoe, & PHILLIPS, aac merchandise, &e., ie Fre tg J INDERSIGNED ua PREPARED To. ne 0 pA it of drafts Meesrs. is Says holders of such deaftuee presont the Sree. at the Ban! day, 2700 inst, rae Coohim fa 0 Bee LOAD’ SLE 7 ye LLWAY At PTANCES AND BUSINESS PAPER Rune Aah ate by JU i -e B. MURR, ed 44 Wall street, over Bank’of No insurance # port. T° raprevomgat Compan coe AND WISCONSIN om offer 0 onpitalists foe it f E.por coat bonds, (B20, ie Gevicncard Parner tat tia tae hats at retire oes Fervent et tonne office ar sFibe company ty Wall sires, Le“viuad ee - | ya MEETING.: ean DRE £ACKSON bE Nk Toot are at ti ernoen, commeneing eee Fete le Ah ‘to attend. son pete teas meee 7te9 c'olock. Disbellevers Admission aa y die foe oul Soecute WATCHES, JEWELRY, £0. OGRE, ka MY Re gt} AND THE ee mye Tustitase to-morrow (Sam So’clock. Seate free. = Stan —— TXONARD & aw. « oe ere Egnorenns. fi by 1 My fer ale Pos eRe erin ae Torsale