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8 INTERESTING WILLS. Tea te Twenty Mullens of Dollars Changteg Owners. Umportant Wits (asce The Estate of Henry Partsh—One Misiiun Five cundred Tnou- gand voliars. SURRO@ATE’S COURT. Before A+xunenr W. Bradford, Faq. LN TIS MATTER OF PROVING THR WIL AND THREE QODICUIS OF UENRY PARIBE, Maxey D1-Toix oe came on for hearing this day. There appeared ‘» te -ocentest in regard to the will— the three codicis a» o ntested. The estate exseels $1,500,000, The e+ sor was s@ized with paralysis and apo- plexy, in Wali strew’ tx Joty 1849, aud from that day to the day of bis death, ia “Ms ch, 1866, he never wrote or spoke. The paralys's w+ up m hia right side, but he had ‘the full use of bir ‘et’ Dane. The codicils affect only the reriduary estaie, whicn, oy the wid, is given to his bro- thers, By the c cisils tt is given to his wife. The amount of the bequens to his wife and her relatives is stated at $1,200 010, to ts own relatives about $165,000. ‘The codicils are coutes‘+d oy his brothers on the ground of ineapacity, uucus ixfluence and fraud. The fur.er bearing of the case was adjourned to 16th april, at 10 o’cleck, The following sre copie. of the four instruments :— Tn the name o Gu Amen: I, Havay Panis, of the city of New Yore mero ent, do make, pudlish ‘and de clare the folio: gs» wy Iss wil and testament:— Fisnt.—I give, ceviee and brquea:h unto my beloved wife, Susan Maria, wwe o ure aca irase of the lot now knownas No. 49 (forty-niue) barcsy sireet, in tne city of Nex York, where {now resve (vaited lot No. 200 in the lease from Columbia (i iteye 10 we, dated the first day of May, ene thousard cight b ncred and thirty,) wih all my Tightand interest », vo and under the same, Aud also, (afier the decease o my friend and relative, Mrs, Catherine Payre,) we t use and leaze of tne lot now known as No. 88 (cigtty-egat) Chambers streat, in said of New Yor’. (in t.¢ l-ase fom St. Peter's enurcn calied lot No. 4£9 of tne cauren farm assigned to me by Joseph Sands, vy sss xece@at dated the second day of April, one thousand «ign haxdred and thirty-one.) with my right and inte +stin, to and under the same. [ also give, devise ami tequeain unto my said wife in fee the following rea: eninie sivuated in tne city ot New York, to wit:—The =. e sna lot now known as No. 64 (fitty-four) Pine st.cer, (hich was conveyed to me by George Suckley avd Uaciel Vakey, oy ceed dated the first day of May, «be thous. eigh: hundred and twenty- six,) and my equal, u-« vied balt of the lot aad s.ore now known as No, 160 ( ue bundred and sixty) Pearl street, the oiber hat of ~aica is owned by Joseph Ker- nocbap, a correc’ ump of which said lot No. 160 Pearl street and also «1 io. \. 1€2 Pearl street, and lots No. 124 @ud 126 Water street. b+ vinafter mentioned and devised, made by Joseph I. Bri ges, City Surveyor, dated the tenth cay of Sey'emser 1842, and certified to be correct B ua wysel’, ie now on record ia the cftice cf the Kegis! the ci'y and county of New York. Isis- give ‘rvs and bequeath unto my anid wife, in fee. th: ‘ol owing real es ave, situated in the city of New Orleans, so woich was aliottsd to me, or fell to my share on a divisicy «' » part of che real estate velonging to wy late firm 1 (issquet, Parish & Co., of New Orleans, whien civiri n was c ace in Marco last, (1842.) t> wit:— A store and tcf gr ond t octing on Pchapitoulas street, next to the c rr of Lafiyette street, and adjoining ground now or (atc of t Binks, cetng about thirty-two feet snd three inc’ e> «ide m fcovt by ninet, and three inebes anc on-- quarter of aninsh deep @nd lot of ground ttusted at tne corner et Iohapi and Lafaye te ntre-- tro: ting on Tehspitauias w reet, being about twenty nr fee and three wehes and three: quarters of an in.’ wice in “ron and ninety fest andsix inehes and cne-q acter of an inca deep on Lafayette street; a lovef gourd tr ntng on Camp atreet osing about twenty tiv. te+t sud nine incves wive in front by one hundred ans fi y { &: (wp; ané three lots of ground on St. Josepb’s tire being eacn about twenty fees and ‘two izohes in tout »y one hn rec ceep. Second.—-I wiso cive, devise ana cequeath unto my said wife ali my houret.o's ta mituze including sli my silver ‘and plate, winer a:c lidra:y of do ka, ail horses and car- Fieges that I msy «wa at toe time of my decease, and also wy pew (No. £8) im Grace church, in the city of New York. Third.—1 give, cevi-e and bequeath unto my exesutors, hereinafter ramed, a d to tue survivors and survivor of them, or tosuch vo’ rem as may qualify and act as such, the sum of two hundred \nouand dollars of my perdonal estate, in trust, ty inves: ep invested that amount nd moitgages om aneocumbered real estate, or ye the cntly «f Ne« York, or of the State of New York, or of the Unit-« States. aad to pay or apply the imter?st or income ‘hereof to ths sole and seperate use of my raid wie during cer vatural life; an] upon her de- etase, to pay cver he said sum of two hundred thousand doliare a6 my seid wifo sball by her last will and testa- ment direct and appoint. Fourth —I give cuvi-e and bequeath unto my nephew and remesake, Kerry Pari¢h, son of my brother, Daniel Parish, in fee, my na: ivided one half cf the loc and stcre now kiown # 162 .cre-bucdred and sixty-two) Peari street, in the rivy of sew York, the other balf ot which 1g used by Joseph Ker-ochan; and also my undivided one- ‘third part of the siove anc lot now known as No. 172 ‘ome bundred aud seventy two) [earl street, corner of & stacet, in the raid cl:y of New York, the remaining two-thiics cf which «1» owned by the said Joseph Kerno- oban ard Dacie! Parten Fifth. —I give, cevier and beqneath unto my mamesake, Her: Parish Ke.nochyx, sou of my frend, Joseph Ker: acct 4p, in fee, my unciviied bal of the ‘two lots and stores now known ss Nus. 124 (one hundred and twenty- fiur) apd 126 (one hundred aod twenty-six) Water street, othe erty of New York, the other haif of which fe owned by the sa‘o Joveph Kernochan. Sixth —igive devi-e azd oequeath unto my friend, Peter Coney, of New urieans, all my part or share of, or interest in the ucc-vi ed real estate situated in tae State of Lovirians beh ging to my said late firm of Goerqeot, Parish & Co, in trust, to convey the same, or Fo cost the procte s tnereof, to my namesake, Henry which Coprey, ron of the in:e Petor C.nrey, @ part of undivided real estate ia situsted in Jefferson Patish, in the saic State cf Louisiana, and the ¢® (about three thousand two hundred acres @f lacc) im Ouachita, in enid State, it being my wish iat the liquidacdng partners of my said lave firm should be alowed, if they should think best, to sell seid undiviced real es'ate and pay over the pro ceeds to the said l’eter Conrey; and in case the sa!d real estate rhould be divides, it is my wish thet the portion aLot-e? or cet apart to we should be conveyed to my said pemesnie: my desire bexng not by this devise or be (uest to embarrass my iat partners in the {quidatien or set- tlemect cf the estate o ms said late firm. feverth.—I give, devise and cequeath unto my friend ae tive Mrs. Catherine Payne, of the city of New the bourse ard lease of ict now known as No. 88 ht) Cuambera street, in the city of New York, by her, which, after her ceath, I have re given to wy wife, to bave and hold the eame during ber natural live. I aiso give, devise and bequeath upto eaid Cattartne Payne an aanuity of one thou- wand dollars > be paid to her hal'-yearly during her natural jife; the first Sve huncred dollars to be paiito her every six months thereafier during her life. The jum of m+uranee, ground rent and taxes of said and lot are during the life time of saia Catherine Pazre to be paia by wy executors. hte. —I give, « evise and bequeath uato my executors fpaf er named anc tw the survivors and survivor of ‘them or to auch «! thrm as may quality and act as push the «um of twenty thoasand dollars of my personal estate in trust to invest or keep invented that amount in Doris and mortgages on unencumbered real estate, or in stock of the city of New York or of the State of New York, or of the United States, and to pay or eppiy the ioterest or income thereof to the sole Tie csseneie us of may cee Aan Poss duriog her patural life, and upon her deceass to pay over the said gum of twenty thouserd dollars aa my sald rister shall Dy her last will and testament or writing {a the nature of a lazt will apd testament direct and appoint. Ninth.—! give, devise and bequeath unto my executors heremafier naceo, and to the survivors and survivor of them or to such of them as may quaitfy and act a further sum of twenty thousand doilars ia trust to invest or keep Invested that amount in bonds and mortgages or unen- ered real estate, or in the stcek of the city of New ‘ork, or of the State of New York, or of the Uniied ané to pay or apply the istereet and income ‘thereof to the sole and separate use of my sister Martha Shermar, wife cf Allan M. Sherman, curing her natural life, acd upon ber decease to pay over the said sum of twenty thousand dollars to her Ia wful issue, the issue of apy deseas:¢ child to take the share of the deceased pee ard in esse my said sister shall die without Wiog any lawful Issue, then in trust to pay over the id sum of twenty thousand dollars as my sald ulster tay vy lest will and testament or writing in the nature of @ last wil and tertsment direct and appoint. Tenth—I give, devise and bejasath unto cach of my exec- s bereinatter named, to wit, Daniel Parish, joreph Ker- Joseph Oelatieid, Henry Delafield and Wiliam De- apes, of to each of them who shail be living at the time By Getved now boretzt decease, the sum of ten thousand dollars to be re- of retained by them in Lea of ell commissions or sation as euch execators, and whieh ten thousand each is to receive whether he qualifies and acts a executor or not. jth.—The provisions herein made for my wife are datended by me, and are to be accepted by her in lieu of tower in my estate. ‘Twoifth.—After the bee ert of two years eh , and af'er all the cing op oem of my will ‘have been fully provided for and complied with, or executors rball te eatisfied that they can fally com- with sald provisions, acd also with the provisions made, if the residue of my estate shall ‘amount to or exceed the sum of two hundred and ten thousand dollars, then J give, ‘evise and bequeath the aid further sum of two huncred and tem thousand col- lars to my executors hereinafter named, ani to ths sur- ata survivor of therm, or to such’ of them as shal: ality ‘and act in trust to payto my nephews John H. and Daniel Parish Junior (ons of my brother piel Parish) acd Jacob Parish and Thomas l’artsh (sea of my brother James Parish) respectively, and to of them who shall be then twenty-one years of age ef ten thousand dojlars thereof. And ifeither of sball be then ad anes years of then in trust to pay or apply int 1 {noome @um of ten thousand 8 to his use until he ofege. Anda» my said nephews shall respectivery the age of twenty-one y then to pay over to of them the seid sum of ten = ee enna dollars. And farther trast to pay or ly to the sole an vane of eech of may riecee, Sarah E. Parish, Mary ' h, Anns Pari-h, Susan D. Parish and Margsret K, Parish (daughters of my brothsr Daniel Pariah) and Mary Loulas wit Pa: + ye ae ap ont rnb Jane Avn Parish (deughters of my rt James Parlebs the interest and income of the like sum of ten thousend dollars ttereot duricg their natural tives. And upon the further trust to pay or apply to the role and aopare te ase respectively of my cousin, Mrs. Margaret F. Kervceban, wife of Joseph Kernochan, of Mre Julia De- lefirld. wite of Je Delafield, of Mra. Harriott Delsfield, ‘chp Devatield, of Mrs, Bites Delafield, wife of Ra Deladeld, of my cousin, Mra, Mary I’, Abeel, wife » tank NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1856. trust to pay te raab of field, Mofor Richard Collars thereot An in case the said residue estate atcrefier the «xpiration ppiaed sease tome aay iain, and after tuily comclying with of wy will, shau not amount to the ea'd sum cred ard ten thousend dollars, then 1 Dequeath the rest, reeicue and remalod: my -aid executors, and w the survivors and su! them, or te such of them as shall qualify eadact, io trust to divide ard ap PrOpeisia, an pay or apply the some oF the ut zest or income in the end to orfirths useof the above, twelfta clause c! wy will, specified #o that each of the persous pamec as cevieees or legatees in this cause of my wii! shall receive, if a male, one equa) tweoty-first part (f such reet re-icue acc remainder of my es‘ate, or if @ temeie, the in.erest and income 0° the like twenty first part of such reet, residue ana of my es tate. And in care of ‘be Ceuth of either of these persons named a6 Cevi-eee or legatees, in wis clause o1 my wi'l, leaving Jastui issue, euch issue is to receive the principal sum berein diec ev to be paid or held for such devisees or légatees; anc in case of the ¢eath of elther of raid per- SoD Bamed as devisees or legateca in this clause, wichout lawfe! issue, ther such principal gum in each cage ta to be cver as "b+ deceanec devises or lega'ee shall by last wil! ¢1d 'eetsmert or writing, in the nature of a last will and t+tement, direct and appoint, it being my inten- the requests or legacies ia this claase of my he ws, ahou'd become tively attain the ege of 3 Q: 5 vested in thex when they resi twenty-. ne years, and not before. Interest is to be paid or all wed cor allo the bequerts or legscies contained in this clase of my wisl, from and after the expiration of two years from my cecease, but not sooner. And my executors #ba Ino be required by any of the devisees or legatees named in this c'ause to psy ay of the said be- quests or bl phares or apy part thereof, until such reason: able time afver toe expira icn id two years from my decease, a8 my raid executors shall see fit, being governed by ‘be concition f my 66 ate, but my extcutors are au- thorisen to pay the said bequests or legacies, or any pi sd thereof, as toon after, hut not before tne expiration of the anid two years ‘yom my decease, aa they shall deem pro- per anc éxpedtent. Thirteeuth,— 1 give, dev'se and bequeath all the rest, re- sidve and remainder of my estate, of every nature and dea- cription {afrer ali the devises, bequests or e8 hecewm before eprcifiea shail nave been fully pald or provided for, and after be preceding provisions of my will shail have, up ali respeeis, deen fully complied #ith). to my brotbe:s, Daniel Varisn ani James Pati-h, equa'ly share and si are alike; and in cage of the decease of either, his share is 0 go to nis Jawf:l iseuo, Fourteenth.—It js my will and intention that all the prop-rty, real and personal, that I may own oF possess at the ume «tf my decease sbali pass under this will whether tue same be now owned or possessed by me or may be hereafter acquired by purchasa, descent, distri- buti-n or ctherwise aud I nereoy authorize my said exe- eutrs and the eurviv rs and survivor of them, or sash of them aa shall quali‘y and ac’, to sell and convey any real estate that | m»y own or porsers at the tame of my Cecease, acd not hereinbefore devized or disposed cf. Fif'een-b.—Ane inasmuch #4 the devises and juests herein contalned cf real estate situated in te State of Lousiaza may prove ineufiicivnt to vest the same as I have hereinbefore provided, itis my wid that wy heirs- at-iaw by whom the said rea: estate would be innerited in exse it should vot pret uncer this will, do release and convey the same in contornity with the devises jtnere of cemtsined in this will, And the devices, bequesw and legusies con'sined in thi will to or for the benefit of my ‘aid beirs-e'-law are mace upon the express condidon toat my raid beizrs shail so re'eare or convey the said real estsie in Leu’ in ca e it should peoome neces- sary or proper in occer to carry my will in respect to raid real estate int. effect. And in case wy sala heirs: law thouls not so release or convey said real estate in Lovisisna. 1 :eweke the provisions herein made for them, ‘ve, devise and bequeath the sums Properiy bevcinrefore cevisea, cequeathed or given to them, or (0 my ¢xecutors for their benafic, to my [hets), exsep! the sum of five thovsand doliars, whicn I give to my anid nacre ake Henry Paris Conrey, in Hew ana stead of the provision bereinbefore made for him. Sixteentn. I n.mtaate ond uppoint my brother, Daniel Parish, ard my trencs, Jorepa Kernocban and’ Joseph Deisfierd, to be three of the execu’ors ang trustees under this wy ‘a-t will avd testament; and in order to give ar litte trouble as prasib’e to my executors, I desire the said three to first qualify and act as tuch. And I siso nowivate and appoint my friends, Heary Delaueld and Wilium Delafielc, to be two acditional executers ani trustees, and I desire them to qualify and act as auch executirs and trust-es whenever any two of the three firs! pamed executors a:.d trasiezs shsll be deceased, or 8 all become for any rea‘on unable -r insompetent to perform the duties of such excntors and trustees, {ts] BENRY PARISG. Signed, sesle?, publisted and declared by the testator as eno for bis last will and testament in our pre- sence who, st his request, and in hia presence, and in the precence of each cther, bave hereunto «udscribed our names and piaces ot residence as wiinesees thereto, at the city of New York, tls twentieva day of Septem- ber, ere thousunc eight hundrea and forty-two. Cuaniss G. Havens. Nos 9 Neeseu st., New York, Ws. Epwarp Saunpers, 116 Wooster st., New York. FIRST CODICIL J, Hunry Parisn, by wey of codicil to my last wil, give te my dear wife in fee kimple. tna following ‘ands, amely, the jands on which my dwell'ng house, conser: vat’ ry. siable ara the adjoiring dweling on Brosdway axe erected, titua‘ec at the corner «! Broadway and Sewn eenth street, in Union squsre, and the rear lot on Exghteenth street. Also the lands ard buildings owned by me in Wall street row kucw ae No 67 Wail street. Jn witnevs whereot v2 sudacribed these presents as & codic!] to my will is twenty pinth day of Auguar, in the year of our Jord one thousand eight onnared ai orty pire. Subserived by Hen'y HENRY « PARISI Tish, a8 a cOvicil to bis Signec oy me, by direc. will’ and deelaed by him tion of A. Parish. as such in our presence, at Dat. Lon, testing ‘he ssme at bis re- HENRY PAR.SH, quest. Tle contents ray his « moack, ing o¢en read to and under- stoco ty bim. E. Hornrook, sortheast corn’r Fourth avenue and Eighteenth street. Niki D. Lonp, Nineteenth atvest, New York city. DasreL Loxp, 26 Beach street, New York. Op this reventeen'h day of December, 1849, Henry Parish again subscribed the above in our presence, it having beer ecain read fo him, and he deciared that he bad signed ii Date. Low E. Hovsrook, northeast corner Fourth avenue and Fighteenth street. SPCOND CODICTH. By this cov icll to my will, executed September 20, A. D. 1842. I, Heary Panash, do hereby devise, bequeath ard dispese as folluws:—First, unto my dear wife, Susan Maria Varisb, ber bei:s and assignees forever, I give wy laxd anc dwellirg house on Union square (known 28 pux ber 26 Yast Seventeenth street), in which we live, and ‘he ana iu the rear to Eighiezm h atreet,on which the stable is built, and also the lot on the corner of Brovdway, on which tue conseivatory is built, and the acjoming lot (n the easterly wide ct Broadway, known as number 8€0 Broadway, now occupied by Mrs, Catharine Payne, the nic: lands ail lying together; also, I give to ni in foe rlmp'e, my land on Wall sireet—ali in the city © ; 8 pamely: one bundred aed fifty-three shares of the stook ofthe Bank of Commerce, two hundred shares of the stock of the Metropolitan Back, twenty-five shares of the New York and Calif roia steamship pany stzcx, fitty sbaree of the Panama Rasircad Company s'ock. and two thousand sno fif y eight shares of the stock of the Phenix Bank, a bond and a of Ne'son Shook, and » bond and mcrigage of Philip Keeley, whish atocks and mort- geges. by my direction, have been put up im her name; also, Lgive ber twenty bonds of the [Hu River Keil? road Comp+ny: twenty-five (tzcome) bonds of the Railroad Company; ‘wenty (mortgage) bonds of same c mpany; twenty-five tonda of the Waterto Rome Railroad Compa York and Herlem Rail: ot the New Yerk and ie the is Company; twenty bends ot the Pennsylvania Coal Company; ten other bouda of the New York and Harlem Mailroad Com- pany; ten bonca of tne Cincinnati Gas Light Company ; f.ur' een bonds ($1,000 each) of the ard New London Rs{iroad Company, twelve ($500 each) of the vame ccmpany; seven bonds cf the Nor hern In divpa Railroad Company; eight bonds of the Covington and Lexington Raiiroad ; eight bond: Michigan Sou hern Railroad Company, which stos! bopds st par ard #ithout intere-t amount to three hun- dred and forty nine thousand four hondred and sixty dollars, Also, 1 give her my acrip in the Panama Rail- ond Comoscy andin the Manha'tan Gas Light Com- y- If any of the stocks or bonds above given should old or paid off in my lifetime, the rame shall be made good to her by an equivalent of other stocks held by me; or, if my estate have no stocks for tist purpose, im mx ne; The ghinin this codieil to my wife are in addition to what is given her in my will; some of the lands given to her in the seid will have been sold. Thi-d—I bequeath to the American Bible Society ten thousand doll-ra; to the Orptan ee 1, in the city of New York, I bequeath ten t dollars; to St. Luke’s Horpitel, in the city of New York, I give ten Vbousard dollars; to the New York Eye Infirmary I be- queath twenty thousand do.lers—all able two years alter my deceare. Fourth—I revoke the appointment of Daniel Parish to be one of my executors (in the seven- teenth clause of my wil,) and the gift of ten thousand dollars to Lim as execu or, in the tenth clause thereof. Tn witness whoreof, I have subscribed this codicil, as a codicil to my lart will and testament and beve pubiished the ame as such, in prerence of the witressen subscrib- irg with me, thia ifveenth day of ar tres in the year ot our Lord one thourend eight bun end fifty-three. HENRY PARISH « ‘is mark. Subscribed by Hemry Parish, whose name was written by the ondersigned DanJ. Lord in our presence; and the codicil being rend to him in our presenee, he, before us, ceclared that he bad subscribed the same as a codicil to bia will, snd athis reqnest we attest the same aa wit- nesses, September 15, 1853. Cu. Acccercs Davia, No. 1 University place Dayrat LORD, 54 Weet Seventeenth street. TRIRD CODITL., By this other codicil to my will (dated September 20, 1842,) I, Hevny Pawan, do devise, bequeath and direct in the wanrer followirg, namely: I give devise aud be- queath to my wife Susan Maria Pariab, all the rest, resi- dos and remainder of ny estate, real and personal, as it shall be at my cecease (after all the devises and legacies in mv will ecodieils which shall actually take effect shall be provised for) to have and to hold to hor. heirs, exeentors, administrators and assigns forever; and in eave ebe shall survive me, 1 revoke the Thirteonth ar- ticle of my above written will. In witness whereof I have subscribed this ccdicil «ubjotned to my anid will, this fifteenth day of June, in the year of our lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-four, HENRY » PARISH, hia mark. Bubseribed an a codicil to his will by Mr. Henry Parieh, in our presence, his name having been by his direstion written by Daniel Lord, subsert! witness; and the oodieil bavizg been rend to him, he declared that he had faven Rail eubseriped it ase codiefl to his will, and requerted us to attest the seme, 1864, June 16. Daya 24 West Seventeenth atreet, New Yorr, Joay Waxp, No. 8 Bond street, New York. Will of tne Late Nelson Robinson. ‘The wil of the Is'e Nelson Robinson bas been filed in the Surrogate’s department, where it awaite proof THB LaeT WILL A)D TESTAMENT OF NELSON ROBIN- £ON, OF THE CITY OF JEW YORK, BROKER. 1, Nason Rowinson, of the city of New York, broker, do make, publish end ceclare this my last will and testa- went, in manner and form follosing :—~ Lorcer exd direct that all wy just debts and foneral ex- perees be paid by mv ex cutors as soon after my death angen conveniently be done. give and bequeath to my wife Susan Antoinette Ro- bineon the eum of ten thousand doliars, which sam I give and dequesth to her in jleu of, and in fall sa"isfac'ion of, oll ber einims to dower out of my real estate, ani al clauses to ber thirds or apy proportion of hers, out of my pe & bal estate on or attr my decease. 1 yive and beqvesth unto my son James Alexander Re bineen, the rumef fifty thousand doers, which # mI berepy crc or anc duect 6] be invested and kep' a: in- terest by my executors or the survivors or survivor of dem on bene and mortgege or stocks of a permazent or predoctive ra‘ure du: Ae the minority of my said soa James, he interest sud income thereof, or so muca sent eof BB irre yseoe or the be sboron tee aie 7r of them svall deem necessary, applied to his use du bis minority, and he principal, with all edbaiecwer ah ye) tnrerest, to be psid .o him on his arrival at lawfut age; ard 1 case of his deatn prior to bis arri’ Jaw'ul age, eeving iawtul issue him surviving, the same, upon his des h. vo be paid to such issue; and in cave of auch death, ‘eaving Do lawful issue bim curviving. teen :o be pail to bys leg representa|ives in euch shares and proportions as ry be laws of the State of New York they would take ond inberit ‘he came, 1 gi-e and bequeath unto my son Eugene Nelson Rob- irecn the sum cf $60,000, &c. (the provisions of this be- quest ert simitar to the Jas’). Th ease I shall herea‘ter have a child besides my sons herrinbefore named, I give and bequeath to such child, if Geon, the sum of $20,600; if a daughter, $20,000. ‘To care! sha!l hereafter have more than one child besides my tous hereincefore named, I give and bequeath to suca spe as I chali be-eafter have the eum of $30,000 each, and o suct daughters as { chall hereatter nave, the euin of $20 0C0 each; andI crder ard direct, that the sum ven aud Dequeatheo to each of such sons as | ahall or ey herenfter have, shall oe invested, paid over, and dis- pores of in lke manzerin all respects as is herelabefore provided for in the caseof my said sons James god Eu- geve icspectively, and thit the sums given aud be- queaibed to eech of such daughters, asl shallor may hereafter kave sbsli be wvested and kept at interest, us fa bereindefore proviced ‘or, in case of my sald sons re spectively, and that my executors, or the survivors or surviv.r {them, apoly tne interes: and income thereof, ox so much thereof as they or he shail diem necessary, to the use ef such davgater during ber minority, an upturhe bali base married, whichover shall first hap- yen, ord upon her marrtage or arrival at lawful sge, (whicrever shall first bappen,) to pay to her #1 the accumulations of interest, (if any there ebal be) Gad if such acsumolations shall not | @ that time amount to the sam of $5,000, | then to make up and pay over to her out of feia prizcipal sum s0 much as shail be necessary to | mske up #md pay over to her the full sum of $5,000, endl orcer and direct my executors, &c., to kee» the eaid principal sum of $20,000, or so much thereof as shat! then remain Investea a8 aforesaid, ard trom thence- fxth pay the interest acd income thereof to the u-e of sueb Onaghter Cel ted patural life. and upon her de- cease, to psy over, distribute and dive the said princi- paisum, or £0 much thereof os shall thea remain, unto #10 mong her lawful issue, in case she shail leave law- ful issue her aurviring, each then Itving chia of hers tehirg an equal shore there>f, and the issue of any de- cessea child who shail bave then died, leaving lawtal i-sue then hving, taking by representation the share their parent we have taken if living, and, in case such oaugnter ehali die ieaving no lawful issue her viving. then upon ber deceaze to pay over, distribute a: civi © the saia principal rum, or 4) much thereof as then remain, unto and amoug the then living brot aud eis ¢rs of such daughter, and the issue of any de- cesseo brother or sister that sha:l then bave died leaving lawfui tesue then living, esoh then surviving brother aad sir ter of such daughter taking cne equal share thereof, the seave of — deceased brother or sister taking py repre- roots the sbare thei: parent would have takeo if VIE. T give avd bequeath to my executors and the survivors or surv yor ofthem, the sum of $50,000in trust reverthe- less, axa for the ures and porposes hereiaafrer expresa- ed @ d ceclared consernivg the same, that is to say, in trust, That my executors and the survivors or survivor of them invest and keep ut intorest, in bond and mortga or stocks o @ permanent and productive natare. the sald sum, and that they or he invest and keep at interest tn like mancer the interest and income which shall accrue the eon, from time to time, during the minority of my raic son James Alexuncer Rubinava, and that on his arrival at lawful ege the skid principal sum cf $50,000 wih ccumulations of interest therecn, be paid ta my tald eon James, in case my executors or the survivors or surviver of them shall, in their discretion, deem it ex- pecie:t snd proger at that time to doso. In case my ex+cutors, &c., sha'l deem it inexpedient or improper to poy to my caid con James at that tice the said principal sum with the raid accumulations, then, aud im thet case, upon the farther trust, that they or he, shall or m»y, in their or bia ciscretion, at apy iime thereafter during te natura! life cf my seid son James, psy to him the whole cf the said principal eum, with the acoumulations which have eccruet during the minority of my said con James, or frcm time to time during the natural life of my said sop James, in their or hia discre'ion, pay to my 822 parts or portions of the sum as wy executors, &., shall ceem ¢xpedient or proper, cr withhold the whole or aay pertef the same ourirg his natural life, aa they shall Ceors expedient or proper upon the farther trust; that my 'xccutors, &e., in case they cr he shall not have paid vo Wry «nid son the principal sum with {ts eafd accumula. ticts om bis arrival at lawiul "fe then and in thet case they sba!l pay the interest and {ocome of the same (and of Fucb parte or portions of the sams as they shail have witbhc!«) to the use of my said eon James yearly, and every year from the time of his arrival at Jawful age until they shail, in their discretion, pay the same to him, cr un‘il his death. In case the whole or any part thereof shail then remain unpaid to bim, and apon his decease. after attainirg lawful ege, that they or he pay cyer, distribute and civide the said principal sum with its « accumvlations, or so ia thereof as shall then remain unto and among bis jawful isane. la care be ruali leave lawful issue surviving him, then paca living chisd of his taking an equal rhare toereof, and the issve of any Ceceased chid taking by reprezentation the share theit parents would bave taken if living: and in cee he should so die, leaving no lawful issue him sur- vivir g, then, upon his decease, to pay over, distribute azd dfvide the same ante and among the ‘then living brethers and tisters of my sid son James; and the leave of any ceceased brother or sister that shall thea have ied, lesving Ja*ful iseue then living, each then survi- ving brother and sister of my said son James taking one equal sha e thereof, and the issue of a deceased brother and eicter of my said son James taking one equal share fherecf; the Ieeue of a deceased brother or sister taking by repreeentation the share their parents would have taken if living. And upon the further trust that in case my 50n James shall die before he shall arrive at law- fal age, leaving Jawfut issue hia surviving, then that they or he psy, distribute and divide the said principal sum and euch accumulations az shall tuen have acdrued toand emong such lawtal issue ia’equalfshares orjprepor- ticns; ard in case of auch death, leaving no lawful {raue him surviving, thea to pay, distribute and divide thasam to and among bis legal repreentatives in such shares and proportions as by the Jaws of the State of New York they would tsk. and inherit the same. i A bequest of a similar amount of $50,000, and eub- to tho fame provisions in favor of his son Kugene Nelacn. Tgive and sum of $6 0 Rebinson recurtties for the sum ot $5,000, on bus ment to pay the inccme ard interest of the same, and such part of she principal aa he shall from time to'time deem necertary, to the use of my untortuuate brother, Lewis Robinson. It ivmy will and desire, and | hereby dizect and order, that the same be so applied atier my decease, and that my executors, &., inves! and keep at interest on bond and mortgage or stocks of » permanent and productive nature, such further sum not exceeding b-queath to my brother Euhu Rodingoa the | . if i Ihave heretofore deporited with my brothor Alanaxn ; $5,(00, which they or he may deem neczasary and proper for tne more profitable maintenancs of my wald brother Lewis, and pay the income and 1ateres: thereof and such tts of the princizai as they shall deem from time to ime to be proper, to the ure of my ssid brother Lewis. In care«f his entire recovery from bia present meatal olrati ity, then said securities and such further sum as may have been so invested, or eo much thereof as shall then remain unappropriated, with the interest, shall se ‘id to him. Incase of his death, leaving lawfal issue im surviving, the same on hia death to te paid to such issue. ifmere than one, inequat shares. In cese of his death withoot leavirg Ia issue him surviving, then the sum to revert to and become part of my estate. I give end bejueath to my brother David Kobiasop the sum of $6,000 in addition to all gifts to and other provi- sions I have heretofore mace for him. I give an¢ bequeath to my brother Alanson Robinson the sum of $10 } Tgive and bequeath to my brother, Daniel Robinson, the sam ,000, in addition to all gifts to and provi- sions I bw ve heretofore made for him. | In addition to all former gifta and provisions I have heretofore made for my sister, Jane A. Perry, tho wife of Miles Perry, I hereby and bequeath to her tue aum of $10,000, to and ‘or ole and keparate use, and free from sil marital control, and all debts and oan of her prerent husband, of any future husband shé may haye. | I give and bequeath to Josephine, Virginia and Et ‘Waehborn, the ehildren of my deceased sister, Sarah M. Weehturn, Jate the wite ot Norman 8. Washbura, the gum of $5,000, to be divided between them in cat pro- pertions, share and share alike; the shares tod hine ‘and Virginia to their sole and separate use respectively, the whole sum to be invested by my executors, the skerer thereot with the accumulations thereon to be paid tonsid Josephine, Virgioia"and Fugene, on their artivi yenpective'y at lawful age or marriage, which first shal ? ‘ppen. nve and bejueath to my beloved and respected mo- ther Father Robinson, the sum of $10,000. asi Ail the rest, residue and remainder, and all my pro- perty and effects not herein otherwixe offectuaily dis- pesed of, I give, devise and bequeath to my children, the other tegatees to whom ies are given in this my will, to be pald, ¢Ivided and Gatribaved ‘among them in the mene peeperon in whieh the before mentioned lega- oles are inbafcre given to them; but for the purpose of eettling such proportion, and Paying, devising aud clstributing the fame, my said sonu, James and ber ag thal be connidered as legatees under the provisions ol this my will, to the amount of $100,000 each, and such proporvion shall be made on that basis. ] nominate, constitute and appoint my brother Alanson Robinacn, and a, Samuel Towrer, of Patterson, Putnam county, New York, and Abraham 8. Baylis, of the city of New York, executors of this my iast will and teetament, and the guardians of the persona and ewtates of my children 4uring ther minority, and I hereby au- thorize and empower my executors and the survivor or survivors of them in their dircretion to sell or dispose of ‘at private eale or public auction, aa they ahall ree fit, all the real estate of which I shall die seized, porsessed % or entitled to and to give gow and cuff tent deeds and convey ances in the ia- torrefor to the or pur. obasere to compr’ mine, one with any er ell wy dentors ‘to su mit to arbitration all and any dis- putes and controversies that shali or may arise im the i Maar settlement of my entate. Hereby revohug al! forwer ard other wil and teste- ment by me me¢e, I declare this, and this ouly, to be my bs nd 'e8 Ament. In witvess wrereot | have hereunto ret my hand and sea: this 24th day of July, im the year 1850, Toe Ceregoing instrument, te thoein, , regoing toree > weribec ty Nelson Robi voy the \estator, and his affixed thereto, on the dey it bears dete at the en? there of, ip the preseoce of us, and eson of us tar ettestion ‘Wi resees thereto nald Nelson 5 at the tire of bis making said sussoription, and be af fixing cf such seal, caclaret the anove instrument ao a> scribed by him to be his last wilemd tee ament. aod we, enc’ cf us retour names hereo an at witnesses, at the request of tne said Nelaag Robinson, the seid tes- tatcr, ip his presence and ip the pre-ence of each other; a: 4, for the purpose of icen‘ification of he foregal g 10. srument, we have svbsc iped our names upon the mar- gin of each balf sheet of the sala tos rumest. Henny B Cows, 0° the city ot New York. Ferv. R, Sumroay, of the ci*y of New York, CHARLES Jong, of the city of Brooxlyn. (Krdcrse.] ‘The iast will and tes'ament of Nelsoe Rob- On. Curious Will Case in #rance=| toa Hane dred Millons uf Frances in a's Messenper, Maron 2) [From ae } ‘The Civil Tribunal has during tLe last six eeeks ber occurted eeveral cays witn a new case reiative vo the immense fortune of the late brothers Michel, whose Lames and carter are well known to al] who have lived in Faris for some years. The tolicwing i¢ an cutline of the ease: — By a will dated the 16ta April, 1801, the younger of turse Michels cequeatbed all bis vast fortune without the diminution cf a sou to bis elder brother; and by a will datec the 15:h Maroh, 1838, the eer, ef er makiag various legacies, but of very s rail amount, oovsicer- wg bis wealth, made hin younger brother his «1 usry legatee,” The elcer cied im Marsh, 1838; the youoger at tho beginning of 1862; and’ tue Iatter by left wly the whole of his fortune and tha: iehertted from his brether to @ young msn Lijeune, whom represented to be his goason, but who was rea'ly his ille- gitimate eon by a female names Lejeuce. ently made to have the fortune, or from tb yourg man, on the Will waa for varicus conrts decided in his fore the sivil tribunal was another atvempt of thir and the form it wok wes a demand to have a codicil purporting to have been made by the elder Michel to his will of the 15th March, 1838, ana dated tw> days later, declared va ic, though i¢ was not previously ka wn to o# in existence, aud taough it turned up uimoxt oy aocident sce months back Js codicil Wasin these terms:— “Trecommend my soul to God, Not beleg abie to bricg myselt to Cisioherit my family, I give and be- qveath ‘a mxth ef ail my property to my sisier; as much to the chtidrea living or having reprosen‘a- tives of my Iate cister; as much to my consin Vic torine Guittou, formerly pupil at St. Denis Cavghier of ‘be man who saved my le in the army. I bequeath the remainder to my brother, witb a reversicn to the liti!e Mare Antoine Mise: Lejonne wro bas been éeclared bis gedson. [ bequeath moreover 100 CCOt. to Mile. Scolastique Lejeune, woiher of that crud; also 40,000f, to the poor of Vitry sur-Seine, and tLerame sum to their church [ only maiutain ia my tast will tue bequests not contrary to thase,”” The story tole about the cocicil was this :— About a fortvight before hia dea'h the elder Mi-hel de- pesited it sealed up in @ sheet of pape: in the hands of an Abbé Lafono, secretary to his brother, but with di- rections that he should not communicate it to h's brother, sho was then in a very deate state of health. and who would probably have been pain’ul'y sffeored by it. When the eldar died. the abe, for some rea‘ou, did no. think {t aovirable to produce the c dicil, and in the years that followed be said nothi-g about it. Arout @ fortn'gat befire his ¢eath, which tok lace three years betore that of the younger Michel, he confided it to a young femsle named Marie Rinquebach, who attenced on him; and she placed it in her trunk, acd thought no more of it. At the beginaing of Iaat year a creditor of the Aboé Lafont had oscasion to inquire about the prcperty lett by him, but to his sur- nite he found that he had iett none of any value Hav- ing been told that Marie Rinquebach had attended him in his Jest iiness, he sought ber out, ana cemanced if the late Avbé had rot placed in her hands money ani p pe! Ske ceried tha! he bac piven her anything, but au quenJy remembered that he had confided to ner a sa! paper, anc, on seeking, found it at the bottom of her Dox. She opened the paper, and founo the coczicil. Not Krowizg the va.ue of the document, she communicated it toa cealer in eecend hand things, nemed Jaquicot, a friend cf the Abbé Lafont; and he went to M Lajoune, and showed Lim a copy of it. Lejeune treated ita: 6 fraué, ard thieatened to have him arrested if he would not give up tce.original, Incigoant at this, Jaq dnot made the yourg woman deposit toe cocic! in tne hands of a notary, and communi.ated with the persons beue- fitted by it They ca led on Lejeyme to execute the codicil by giving up the portion cf the elder Micnel’s property mentioned init, but he reiuse3, and th-y orought their ac- ion. The ecle qresti n. therefore, which toe rivacal had to decice was whe*her or not the codicil was autuen- tc. The parties benefitted by it contended that it must be so consi. ered, for these rrasons:— First, thet it was catural toa! the testator should, when he thought pir celt appromsbiog the tomb, think of bir sisters and otber re'atives from whom he had ali his vite been eeparated, and should desire to secure them @ pesiticn in life; jo that the idea cfall his tortune and that of hia brother, wo, B lng to Lejenne, must have heen extremely diragreeabe to kim, inasmoch ae he knew that Lejeune was nct only tae illegitimate son of his brother, but tbat ke was born in adultery, his pro- ther’s wife being livieg woen he took up wisn the young man’s mother, Leccndly, the Abbé Lafont had, about tho time the ecolet] was dated, written leiters to the rela ives of the tectater, arsuring them that the lat‘e- had uot forgotten trem; ané Baron Séguier, first President ot tho Royal Court of Paris to whom the de-eased bad left pact of bis plate, bud inquired whether he had done aay thing for his family and relatives, and had been ett Age by his brotter that be had. In the third place, the reason why the codicil had not been asted on curing the litetime of the younger Mich«l was ttated to be that the famiy had not the means of going to law about it, and the Aobé Lafont himselt had Lo personal in'erest in doing so, and, besides, faliy ex pected to outlive the junior Michal and to have a legacy trom him, Tre nex: reason which was urged was, that none of the persons benefitred by the codicil could pos- sipiy have thought of forging it, and that Lafont —rhe oniy person who could te suapacted—not being persona'ly bonefitted by 1t, wee pot likely to have forged it. The next was, that the handwriting of the codicil exacuy corresponded to that of the elder Mishel. ‘And, lastly, the icgecy to the commune of Vitry was cited as strong prcof of ihe reali'y of the codicil, for it was said that no one but Michel could have thought of Vityy, ard bis reas:n for thicking of that place was @ very ‘peculiar one; he and his brother many years ego were accused of having barbarously murder- ed, or caused to be murdered, a gentlomsn named Dupetit Val, of that village, to whom they owed several willions, and of having a'so murdered several of his ser- vanta; but it was admittea that, though they wore brovght to trial, they were acquitted. The ¢ribanal was, theretore, earzestly called on to declare the codicil vauid. Tn anewer to all this {t was contended on the part of M. Tejeune that the codicil was an impudent forgery, and that the manner in which it was alleged to have been preserved ard discovered was edsurd. The forgery. it was said, was proved by the fact that the handwriting was evidently not that of the elder Miche!, but an un- skilful imi ation of it; and that, thor uted to have been writien only two dsya atter the will, it was Dot only on paper different from the will, but was in a perfectly Gifferent tort ot ink. Auother proof of the forgery was, that the codici) set forth that Michel recom- mended his soul to God, whereas i: was a notorious fact that he did not believe fu the extstence of a God. Tt was | further alleged that the elder Michel had always enter- tained great contempt for the Aboe Iafent, and would never, Under any circumstances, have thought of taking him so ‘ur into his confidence as to place a cocicil to his will in bis cus‘ody; also, that the said Abd¢ was ® worthless character, that he had long ceased to fellow bis callirg of a priest, that hs had been a police epy, that he was not even secretary to the younger Michel, as he had pretended, but » mere lackey; that Michel, junior, had been obliged to disctarge him in disgrace, and. to get rid of him, to fling his ef- fects out of the window, and that he waa such a notofio liar that anything he might have said or written wag un- worthy of credit, It wea likewise asserted trat the elder Michel cared nothing at ali fur his sisters or their ghild- ren, and that never in his ‘ife had he been heard to speak of Viotorine Guitton, one of the preteaced leratees, so that it was to be assumed he did not even know that the existed. Moreover, it was urged that the two bro. thers, in order to form An immense fortune, which agonld make their names famous, had all along agreed to make each the other’s heir. As tothe donation to Vitry, it was said that the elder Michel had no reason to make it, as it was his brother who had beem more particularly suspected of the murder committed there. As to the story of the deposit of the codicil by Lafont in the bands of yo: og female, and of {a having turned up, after a lapee of y years, by mere acodent, it @as argued it was a fable too grosa for human credulity. To all thia it was added that a M. Casse, son of one of the deconsed’s nisters, and who consequently had the eateat interest in having the codicil! declared valid had fat himself bound to assert, as an honest man, that he consicercd ita forgery, and that he wozld bave no han} or part in en‘orcing it. her the inga bad been concluded, the public pro- secntor said that for his part he was of opinion that the codicil was a forge: and he made some elequent abser- yvaticns on the insatiable lust of gold which bad clierac- terized the Michels, ard on the manner in which they bad dis) evormous wealth. The precise amount of the fortune of the two brothers was not state1, but it may be jurwed of from the fact that so fer back as 1821 the younger wag known to poles five estates snd a vast forest in Berry and Touraine, worth upwards cf 3,000,000f.; an estate on the Knine, Beer, Clover, worth 1,500,0008 i actweeh 8 F and 6,000, 000f. out on mortgage; 5 vested. In the "unde; 200,000, worth of bank share 600 000f in the Civil List loan; 600,000f, in the Spanti loan: and, besides, he always kept between 200,000f. and 200,00 7, for speculations on the Bourse. Moreover, the Kirg of Spsin owed tim personally 81,000,000 , but his Mojesty being unabe to pay, compromised the debt by agreeing to give 13, 00, oor in instalments, But, not- withstandirg all this enormous weaith, his svarice was excessive; he dinec two days runuing, and made his honsehcid do the same, on the common beef fiom which soup was made; he aliowed his sorvanta neither clothes, nor fire, ys ; ae hia nent they were ragred after they were patched: was 60 afraid to Nos his own carri by use, that he consteutly hired hack cabs; he head a real iiing for his borves, and yet whon they wore feeding need to eoateh ‘of oata and hay from thym; bh. employed the Abné,Jafont as hin secretary, and yet ight months never gave bim the value of a pin, af uncergoing operation for the cataract, which did not entirely succeed, he ipylated shortly after, in apite of the b the codidil pur- | i Ets it i gs £ ge if ae i f i i i . i : i E g r mat i = 3 Fi 2 should be durtot beeame the parch or srenger—th uga it i ten oly tw» days afer the will, waea the tes- later wee worse ip heal"h. end nearer death, aod when © prequen ly ‘2d writing sn ud have been weaker; thet it hed been evidently crampled and cirtind to give it 0b Bplen ace qr; lat the a7 a the manoer in whiet it bad be for seveutren years, aud then Cincovere, © ule not be ereci ed; avd thet consequen the pintotti’s demas d was unfounded, end must be dis 1B ied Lb Onte, SARITIOS INTBLLLUBNCR. 2 MOOK RIABS. smern 451 ATER, 66 Port of New York, Aprti | — r yr —_ Bleemsbiy Pervia. Judbine Livarpool— K Cunani a Memesbip Quaker Uy, Boufedt, arena and Move —Saulih Ship Great Western Furber, Liverpool—0 Tl Marvball & Co. tctiont Weleh New Orlesce—iane, L -st & Co. argous @ ir. thers. Baik Georges, naire, Wil ton—cnow # Burges. Brig Yerstine’ Lufaie, Palana, Canary ininndsiivet, «Morne, Trnidad, (Br) smh, Uallfex ~Wheslwright & Co. Brig Fat nie Caapoell Jackscaville—Wm Ingelia. Brig © . Coe, hing Savannsh—Reranton # (allman. ex te Queen 1 the Weet (#:), Kead-, Wilmiegion—Oatem'th verte Ser dovntala Fegie, Doane, Turks Islands Wadleigh & 10x Pop: Yourg America Hattorp, Havapa Robert & Wiliams. gckr A ¢xen-er M, Chrisie, Mobtie M: tht Three Brcibess, cilsey, Georgetows—Ven Brunt & Sis Carolioa, Blinet fend York River, Va—Bacom, Sargent sehr Dapville. Ohesier, Kichrend—C Bi Pierson, Bebr KF Lewis, Berry, Alexvnt:ia—Jaa Gand, Schr J Ba FL, Pero Alesaadris—Veu Brunt & S'agh'. bonr George & Frully, 8 urges, Phi ade.pata—Jna Hand, Schr Morelie, Burlingame Philkde: hia Jae Band, Kebr Acmiral, hihervon, Poiiadeiphia- ina and. Greet Kee Hard r— Van Brut jaghi, th Bost: Mante te rep Sanpard, New Haven—Master, Poker Vein, Ramray, Baitimore—Cromwell's [ar @. Bteamer Western por, Berry, Portand—Oromwell’s Lane. ARRIVED, Bterwebip Auguaa, Tyco, favannah 00 end passecgers. ‘bunday Matas wil sebr-Placdome: Son Sorp W Propeller With inane ex same day, ai 8 T'M,’ exshauge Alia, heres t tigcals with s'eamebips Nevby of Uharieanon, “ S40 PM, with Tlorida, hence ice Savannah Sip Java, Jacknon, Gleaow, 05 éa)s, +ith mdse, to Dua ham & Dimon. Have bat very heavy weather ‘Brig Golden Age (Br), Curls, Matanzee 14 dass, with sugar, to Hs miiten Brot Have erperienced heavy weather and ‘been 9 days fi of Haters: Ion 7? 50, spoke Freneb b Brig Teverrier (ot Key With Cotten, 4c, 10 TL Mak and ‘0. Brig West (new), Bray, Mystic, Conn, in ballast, to DC Mur- bie 3 chr Wm A Elle, Nichois, Charleston, 5 dave. with cotiva and rico. to Lolicr’ATo'ter: Passed the ball buoy cm Poon bekt Hiaielifn: Eephine, Georgetown. & n, Ee cbr W 8 Rovbive, Longstreet, Virginia. ie a 1 On Ter i Behr Revnett, Whalon, Kastpo vir see reece Aga. Baission aatport i Her nn, ion, Le Bebr Kerah, Siaith Kastpor jars. Behr A Powers, Kobingen, Bobr American ( hiet. Preee; chr Nourmehal, épcar, Rockland. Echr Oregon, Hatch, Reckiard &chr Mary Lang¢on Simonton. echr * elsop Wella, Ryder, Gloucester. chr St Loute, Waterman, Glourester, Echr Geatils urenies, Se ‘arren Marbleneed. Scbr Chas kenry, Baker, Boston. Echr Julien, Brow, Postee. Scbr Bay Sia'e, Sherwoxd. Boston. Schr W Toms. Beuy, Werehaw. Sebr R B smith, tr Rehr Stranger, Schr Amazon, Bearve Band sich, Schr Jcbn A Dix, Keliy, Harwich. Behr hie. Reman, Orkood, New Bediord. \Dprent jewport Sebr kmma learre, Btamiord, Os. ge. Schr Tarif’ Jobnscn. btemford Behr W hore Gilbert. New Londen. Bcbr A'ezancer M, Chiisty, Bridgeport fur Mobile Kehr J Godspeed, Weber," Norwich. Scnr Dr Fravklin, Lippie, Borwich, Setr Locine, Reyror, New Haven. Schr Breeze’ Brooks. Rew Haven. Bear Invoice E.dridge, Oriert, LT. Sicop rointer. Fowler, Provider ce. Sicop Midas, smith, Provieence Sleop Teawe ‘Uman, Clark, Pall River. Kimmons, New ven. P Cuarleston, with rive, &¢, to J le Proceller Westchester, C’ark, Providence. the bri Reports before reported eshore ou Point Judih, as belng stripped an epparcntly aberdored. Saw four or five men on de beach tear by. The ve sel was hee'ed heavily to pert acd would prove A total wreck Alro, at} AM lo Cay, saw which wext sebore at Norws k Tuand cn Thursday last. The ropelicr A Clarke was alorgsice end app ured to be work gether. A barge was aro near by at anchor. fropelier Quinnebaug, Hollum, Norwich. BELOW. Brig Hobert—(By pilot best Mary Taylor, No 5). Bream chin Quaber City. Heavens acd Movtie; ships Reinhard (Brem) Bemburg, Admiral, Havre; brig Urania (Prus), Cork; and others. Witdatsurriee, NNE; sunset,SE. Telegraphic Marine Report. BOSTON, Apri l—arr ship Wm Goddard, Mantla; barks Ida Kimball, Cadera: Messenger Bird, Bermuda; Diana, New Orleans; Je!aad (ity, gees ‘The achr Tempter, of NYork, Capt Crawford, from Charles- ton for Zrovicence, was cestioyed by fire on ibe 25th March. The crew bave arti ‘ed here safe. Heraid Marine PHILADALPHIA, April 1—Arr steamer Delaware, Copes NYork; schrs Wm Hone, Bart'ett, and D 1 starges, Norris, Providence; Wm H Santord Buiver, NYork. Cla sleomers Kennebec, Black, and York; bark Laconia, Kearse, Hoston; brig brs BS Miller, Henge Savannah; Cardenas; Abby Lindsley, Nickerson and New Sanborn, Boston, 8 Stetson, Perry, New York Tue U 8 Revencr Corren Wasmixctox-Capt Faucce nf turved to this port on the 30th inst from @ cruire on the coms} for the relief of vessels in di-tress, ducing which time she biG boarded ead spokem 135 veesels and aasisted tiree, one ot which wee 54 days trom Cuba, entirely out of provisions, bav. irg been blown off the cast, split sails, lost spars Ac; supplied her with provisions ané witar, THaving o¢en forced teto the water, acd while Jyirg there ip the gale, succeeded in savirg & vessel trom going ashore (which came in with loss of tachore). by timely reaching her with an anchor and hswaer On the 1th ult, in lac 39 GO N lon 73 29 W, took & gale from NH to NW, which izstea three days; made lee so fast that it required all bancs, consisting of tbirty'mon, to keep her clear. The pumbe® of vessels spoken is necessarily small, from the fist of the eontinued prevalenge of westerly gales, which almost pre- ed the possibility of their gevirg on the coasi. The Waan- ton bas sailed during her cruise two thonsard four bundred rd eighty-reven talles. Officers attuched-—Cxptain, Jokn Faunce; Jat Lieut, Arthur D Ftanford; 2d do; D © Consiaake; ido, PN Jnekeon; 4th do, Richd B Loeke. ‘The sleamship Augusta, Capt Lyon, from Savannah, arrvic§ atan early hour yesterday morning. We acknowledge the re celptof papers from the purser. ‘The sieamship Quaker City. Onpt Shufeldt, called yesterday at ncon for Havana and Mobile with about twenty-five paxvene gers, Smr C corn, was deserted on Saturday night b and two of the Y nied, and before «1 pelled to use his pistol, and rbot n10cA, Hoffner, from Philadelphia for Cork, with ber second officer ‘wounded sedlor WA# sent to jail at Newcastle, and the rest are | in frome. ‘Ticrrss, from Philadelphia for Liverpool, before re tn unk in Bi feat water on Cherry Island Pia being Rivcharged betneen deck, The steain Dump is on if Wr Walker, the wreckmaster, has fm wetting afi the corn out. The shiv wil be raised in aday or two towed up to Philadeiphia. : , wt Phi'adelphia 20th from Liverpool, ex aur ad very heavy wewher, split eal's; was blown talo the Hol Sireem, and could not get out forjiwo weekn, Sip MARINXR, of Boston, before reported lost near Key in Bostom for $15,000 at the American ofice, K sree tnenrel sb ofl Se aT0,000 ut dhe Ca 4 Suatee Cflice, and $10 000 office, x Dvse (of Portland), Pitts, Renee 21st Feb for Remedion, experienced & heavy amlé on the Sith and 2h, and threw over part of [od jg aL hn ‘at anchor found feet water in ihe nfald, whew tik ramalnder o ie ‘hrowe over, rere Hept a the pumps X waa night, but bet at are old, Uae one sn Bath for. nia, tn ballast, lost An MOOR®, from et fs bienercirenirta cn tac ae ae? 01 B 8 reat Pe wi aahore oF ‘he et otices to Mariners. SMITH’S POINT LIGHT Veasel. ‘The Neht vessel which waa driven from er station by tee, olf Seals Point mouth of Potomac River, Va, will be returned Preeeton or abcut the 2sth inat, after which die Ught will be exhibited bight, i 7 (rd iy yon . By ore St PANOCK. Insrocier of Lights eh District, Norfolk, Va, March, 1366. Light Veseel at Hooper's Straits, entrance to Tangier saan, iia: which was lately driven trom her statioys rhos, will be returned thereto on or about te inst, a0'4 the light exhit ted ae usual every night aerwards By order of the Lighthoue Hoard. ‘A MPENNGCK, Inspect: of Tghts Norfolk, Va, March 27, ‘Tre Pog Hell wt Cope Henry, ou Rta i Ubewapenke Bay, -} se Zanzibar Deo 90, bark ope, Waite, NB. 650 bbis ambergris, tor home tow 4 ‘Berk Caller, of Warren, Bl. 40 Dbis sp ol, sid 18 on © Ar at Hilo Feb 10, Chandler Price, Cur, NB, 1000 wh this eeason ‘Arat Payta Feb 8,farab. Swit, Matt 25 Teas o4: Shenae ane ix60 bp report den 8 taka lou 90 W, Sarah Bheate Tobey, d clean’ 23th, lat ISB len led Parser, Taber, do, 308 sp, and boiling twe email onmcathe ar MA, e Ee fe ‘Allen 8B. 1200 0p, all oid; Gotay Wiles, a Gopnaria Krapo. do 4 a 10438 w, ty te Doc lat? tiace leaving Temibe: tp tbinearor, 1000 leavin Pa 450 bi Brg ye a a ‘el hd e dull hy i How lard, do, 560 op; archer, Macomber; oo Heeb Moree ncoee, 1S Go'eps Cacnss Tamica; RB, Lad ep ord wh; Songerce, R dri¢ge, do, clean, Sid trom Paivaraire Fe Dim atone, ‘eb 7, Japan, on, FH, (8 ep, for At Gatipagos Jan 18. hy letter from Capt Simmons, 0! NB, i reporta ber, do ‘Benj Cum: aha | Barinwouth; sore date. on oot sisted ot Syoten- Jan 10, off abe Horn. Virginia, Peates, NB, oleen. 5 Ship North Amevien of N¥o ). 12 dace from Mobile for Boe way netoven apes acd Cast icdge ar eee Wings iv ed and © 6 Lae ‘Was see under a clore watr topsall ve iL g ihip Cavaier, Jorden, trom Greenock for NOrlenes, Maret wise Hatch, from Liverveol for NOrlewss aod was suppiied with provisicns, Marck 12 off Westerd of dt Domings. bbip Jare Pa:ber Hower, trom sOrloans for Cowen, 16 davseut March 17, lat 2947," om 79 * we? Par Weat, trom NYork for FOrieans, March 19, off Koy eat, Ship Cambridge, C bare from Boeton for NOriouns, Marl 29, abt Jat 4087, lon 6-44, Ro p Orpheus, Mitchel, from Boston Farch 22 for San Fras: cigro March 24, Int 344, ‘ton 66%, Bark Futaw, Berd, trom Bost-n for Cape Town, O@H, er, Fae, from Mobile for Gotteaburg, Bark Neth] Cogewell, from Pai.adelphia for New Orieans, Mach 19 60 Key West art ering Sh, thowirg w write flag, with red ballin skeye, Mulien or ard trom Sal 1s for ‘was reer Meyoh 2, iat 36 10, lon 6LLS Mori Boston for Aux Cayes, March $1, off u * Barize, of and tor Boston from Saata Craz, Cuda, March 11, cf DH bhot Keys Seber Mercia, of Saugus, starding 3,\wagecen March %, Oape Oca Wi wiles Sekr Sow Finke of New York, frm Franklin, La, euppocek for } York. wae seen Mazoh 11. off D ti Keys, Geir Meteor ef tridgeport, Conn, 16 8 from Pensaco'a, for isto Jaxeiro, all well March 9.15: 2.7 W, lon 66 13 W. Foreign © Aspmossax, about March ~ Sid DALI Jace Lovit (ry, Ta Banta, Feo 16—Ta port brig Sami Killam (Br), Lorit, fer Boston 4 or 5 a) TEonotsi, Feb 28-Tn port ship Ocean Telegraph, Wills (or NYork atoui March 1. Mxrz0urss, Dec 6-—Arr sb'p Starr King, arpa, Ban Frea- cinco vin Svdrer. 1d Nov ‘Rd. ebice Pa are, Bim- Bove, Calcuite; 25k James Corson, Barry, Akyab; 27, jomiet, Cheever, Guam. In D Raven, Crocker, for im- rosy, ior NYork 1th. March b—in port cark Ormaril, Gordon, from Bos- an tou 32 days passage, for Bm» roe firat wind. Berea, ce? in port bark Mary, Whelden, for Besten, a Masenuars, Merch 12- In port sehr Addison Child, Bell, (or Boston. . Feb %- Fd ship Dublin, Fval’s (from Gowen- ng pul ty ‘orepalr oe ight injury to rudder), Bos- on Yaieawo, March 6—1p pert Canvass Back. Olark, for Keen: vark puter, Waiern, "a eotar cays. bid 3 ochre Belen. }ong, Bostou; Sd, bria Win TH ' , New York: Sth, Darks bilen A Parsons, Webb, New as; Gite, by Bivgm so. Boston Gi March 22, let 755, wr Fuiswa, Coleuita tor Lovee tauviwa, March 1—Io port bark Raceborse, Bearies, nao. Tuer merce 18 port rark Cochituate, Irvine, for lume sexe, to lend Oour for PORTON, March 31-- Ary ships Soueh cute, do; hw . Snow t POreans; Artisan (new, of , ‘Brea.l, Mesins, Danl Webster rs rr reais», Morrison. Trinidad; Helen . Aa TE feces ; Mare’, Fowler, Philadelptia. Sid, wind WAW to NE, mode- rate, ship Eudo k; brige HG Berry, Jerome Knigtt, Mazatian, ‘Trgeton Croozes. A: TIMOKR, Merch 31—Arr steamship Mount Savage, Wetec, York! brig Levi, Lemso, Attakapar; schrs Sasen, wins, ned f ayn, BYork; 3 Roxbury, Brow: , Harding DLIGHP, Cape Cod froma Boemes Ay 7, March ti 9 AM Distp, Bosse, saa mad wD, De, #| } apn: , AJ AW. ent cod HOUMES' UOLR, March 2, PM—Are Marta: Grae’ and i i hie A tor Viesecpet irgian Weel, Seamusert Sharia °: foes Medcra, Binh: Hckinna or’ New Works Sid ech” ADDyS Pe E es ton; Globe, Bad. Toretall'and Wverplik, James € Berure ‘spate for Lorton; ‘Meutran, Connelly, Baluimore for Kennevusk; ven Sisters, Crowell, hp ty iathan, Mf T kieworth ochre HM Jerking, Warrior, Mim Robert Kaikes, Ju ia Sewed, E Wren, nercta, Robert dr, Golden Cloud, Louisa Gray, Charos Parker, "Oe pase, Pay State, 2 @ Waterbury, Cbariotie. eatine Dosne, Whie Cloud, Vilace Bebe (Br). Mu Belle. L Audeuried, Winged Racer, Eastern Light, Leas” od Henvett —Arr bri Anuandale, Hughes, scbrs Ws ye 2 (ous, nore for Robinson, Vhi'sdeiphia for co: J W Gandy, 'Woodrutt Sims, Macon. do tor Saugus; Vi , co fer Salem; Ebterprise, —.do Buckram, smi, m0 for hort i‘ Portland jor Tangier; aw, Alesandria; Naria, Gcok, Calas tor NYork. dale; sehrs Mary, Black Mox ster. Music, Aigoma Mary Ota, Franes Bav kins, Lewis Mu'ford Ti roo, WJ Sawyer, Globe Seven Sisters, Vaebu Sharp, Seaflower, Wood raj) Binks, RJ Mercer, James Freeman, and William. Remain at AM, wind AW, brige Vaciie, Haden. Altioan, Venus, repe: schirw Ophir. Bollvar, FL B Wales, Wakeag, J T Hertine, Mentors, J W Gandy, kuterprise, Kucknad), Festiowes: Maria. and Arinine, NEW larch 24, I'M— arr ships Erte, Knudsow, New York; Thos Jeitersoe, Hil Liverpoo!; barks pin ewsh og aan ‘ oe es atte Lay oy a] Car yeni in), ¥ rran (Br), bark Mary An (Br), Haihrack, Londondesry; Frances, ficimen ‘ork. 2b Arr slesmabip Texas, Forbes, Vera raz; rhips Indue- tria (Byed), Jam hordesur; Louse Liver: 3 » Pertina, Hoston, bark barieston: brig Loules Sears, Kelly, RAY ay I. masted) Mershon, N York. ‘ ‘Colgoa, frosa Boston. Delano Liverpool’ Wm eerie the Yo; Arran (Nr), Miles, do; Yo Marr's weil, Marveiiles; ber, York; bares Gipsy, Molard, do; Lowell, rare ib, AMA: Harriet & Jessie, Milton, Re en cming Op, rch aabavees, Cid Pipe “teteen lanes, NC; eohe | ‘coming Tidingn, Ne Sor: wack’ Wek Boake - Ly ings. Ne son. : 4 NEWPORT, ‘in pr brian Cae iii, fucken ' RC; Whistler Presbes, NYark for rede we rn. from Pall yu in Bolnarey ' Ro-apr 5 Moe Willard, trom N York to se Ob, bark Maryland, White iarows Frovtlanoe “WNW LONDON, March 5 sr ig, Weat new) a tow ot one HAVE gs wee kietando. We zelle, ; ward, ¥ ; Came A to lon = Neth: Sarah Mlsabeib, Smith’ York; Mary Price, Burmads MY an oe Ree ache Thos B Smith, hem for N York. Dey . Cor, br Norfolk's ms Ay — Me Murse: Jemes Leer, 8 a 7 3 iin mn _ PORTSMOUTH, March 2—Arr brig BP Swe, Dustom, March bre ig Yuohte, Peiand, (unde Od Pirthem, Pane CPROvIDE etek ath eae “rg ngteeBae, . ‘ep seers Davion, ohre Vydia Gibbs, Baker, Baltimore: 3 # eae tear Cen B N, Maren Kid lant ulier Morris; ebro Mary * ant iin. Arr this allarnoon, stesmer RB wits m from Gonalves tor Berton, a ww, eh wes on hit. hi 5 TT ONT, March’ S) a Sd-8d ache Dow Drop, Rote wound. N York. BAVANNAH, Mar a Wim Jeckaon, Wermy Liverpool, bark Fn obs Te wot Hy wart (thal sag Bow? PAATEM, March Bin Buary Word, “ane bur Dee 2 WELLYLERT, March St—Arr this wore ix i> . Deciein: Irdiand, Young, and Veleeving te ar Raton it le fo. Boston. SAetie ;