The New York Herald Newspaper, April 24, 1856, Page 8

Teast 325,000 souls. We have recorded at various times the Guring last year in cultivation, and we a peidy “d ‘satisfaction of stating that the crops in course anaes garnered exceed in quantity and ality those of any Previous year. To cistant readers, who are but little ac- quainted with our sgrioultural districts, a suecinct state- ment of a general character will better convey an idea of agricultural progress than the specific statements which reach us from those Iccalitier. gee is estimated that the erea of land under cultivaticn this year is at least double ‘that of apy former year, and that the produce will be equal to more than the quadruple of any one of the three Fe tenth nel The proportion of w! Somes to other increased, and, ortatoas Cae with the eatension of cul- ‘ion, flour milis are being erected in anticipation of aeteen ‘ard the population on the gold fields will ‘this tak mt draw their au pies partiy from the cont einen the enormous expense of cart- oer fm Matenene Geelong. We look forward tos further inerease of cultivation this year, and alreaty ‘in seme places the plough i ly at work in maiden Beil. We desire also to men' tha: a numerous class ef small ferme:s have lately settled on land purchased from the crown cut of their savings, and appear fully sa- ‘tisfied with the results of their first experiment, while mart ers have this year de-ived a greater profit, whole. than during last season. oe Cae Company fulfiiied their promise to the people of Melbourne, On the 1s; of January, 1856, gas was sup- Pilied to all who had made preparations for ita use. The ‘mndertaking bas been a gigantic one, and befure the ops- rations are cempleted no less a eum than £160,000, it is esloulated, wil: have been expended. MARKETS. Mexnovese, Jan. 25 —We have no alteration to note 1 the gold market. The entri-s for shipment at the Castom Heuse to-day consisted of 1,140 cz. 6 dwta, for Sydney; 24 o8. for ara ad 6 cx. for Mauritius, and 2 oz. tor ve pene arrivals for the week ended yesterday include two ships from the United Kingdom and four from the United States of America. The immigration for the week has been principally trom the neighboring colonies. Adelaide floor hand freely, and, with our own in- eoming ha: Must scon reduce the price to £25, waich ‘was the rate ‘anticipated for the end of January by well ‘informed dealers. ‘The escorts from Mount Alexander and Ballarat arrived at the office yesterday, at the appointed hour, ani drought the following returns, viz. :—Gold, 40,127 oz. 10 Gwta.; cash, £75,344. The Late Battie in Censral America. (From the New Orleans Delta, April16.] ‘The intelligenee from Nicaragua cast a damper difficult to desoribe upon the hopes of every friend of the Nisara- quan movement. A morbid curiosity a} learn all ee particulars of the ent reported to have ed between the mall on corps under the command of jor Schlessinger and a detachment of the Costa Rican army prevailed in every section of the communtiy, and many were the fervent wishes expressed in behalf of th» noble cause espoused by the chivalrous Walker. Tae followirg letter. which we publish, froma scurce which may be considered official and authentic, places the mat- ter ma different point of view, and reveals the glaring eseagecstens of the acccunt. We commend it to the 1 of the public. ‘We repeat the opinion expressed by us on the receipt of this inteliigence, that little reliance must be placed in the version of politics] affsirs which reach us ra Aspio- ya Not only 1s the pariailty to the arms of the Cen- $ral Amevican al ics strong and cecided in thet locw'i'y, but there ore | alec avd personal interes‘s at there, the realization and ruccess of which depend great’ measure upon Walker’s overthrow. ‘Thcge who dream that the star of Nicaragua’s regene- ‘ration has reached ita culmina‘ ting point are lasoring un- der a delusion whien 1: will on'y require a few days to ‘Gispel. The forces under the command of Gen. Walker consist of the éli’e of the young men of this eountry—ar- ent, chivalrous and high minded—whist many of the officers are bronze viseged veterans who have seem hard ‘gervise and acquired celedbri yon many a European bat- ‘tle feld. His colciers way be fw im number, but they are strong and invincible, fo: they are aware that their cause in @ just acd holy one, and that the attention of freemen is cirectet to thetr efforts. They know that their individual eafety cep: nds upon their courage and ye oluticn. They feel that to make any retrograde move- ment at this period would be to dampen the hopes of patziote, and to retard for years the progress of Ameri can civilization. Acting under there consideratior there fs no fear that they will prove recrsan‘ to th Guty cr cower before the hosts gee erie serfs. Theirs 8 a noble mission, and right well will they accomplish it. ‘The following is the letter alluced to above:— NicaRaGvan AGENCY, ) No. 16 Royat Srexer, April 15-3 P.M. The extract} published in the evening papery, taken from the Panama Siar and Herald's correspondent, beat such 3 mos'ice and falsehood ee that I would be derelict in my duty not to correct it by stating ‘the truth, as reseived at this office from the headquarters of the Nicaraguan army. In the first place the command of Col Soh'essinger consisted of 260 men, ins’ead of 400, who were ordered to progeed to the line or borer of Costa Rica, and there await the arrival cfa second Nicaraguan detachment of 500 men. ‘The Costa Ricans were assembled near the line, be tween 2.000 and 3,000 strong, instead of 500, (falsehood No. 2) and pereeiving Schiestiger’s position, attacked him before he eeuld be reinforces; and is it to be wonder- ed at that he rearca'ed to ( Jusn with the remainder of his noble little band? Th- regular army of Costa Rica 44 pear 6,060 strong. ard that 500 of them should attack 400 Americans is 80 preposterous a: searcely to need 8 con- Lacte sg to one who has any experience in the Mexican ebaracter. United States Circuit Court. Before Hon. Judge Betts. Avnut. 23,—The Filibusters.—Mr. A. A. A. Phitipe presented to the District Attorney some a! which sstisfied him of the intention of Mr. John Creighton to return from Nicar ‘The District Attorney then said tbat he would not move “to forfeit Mr. Creighton’s recegnizances. On ia iea fon of Mr. Phillips, a motion to reduce the e other parties charged with an unlawful expe- Sion to Nicaragua was cet down for Saturday nex’. CHARGE OF MURDER ON THE HIGH SEAS. The United States ve. Wm. Baston alias Preston alias Bathford —Ibe prisoner in this care is indicted for the murder of James on the 18th March, on the high peas, on the rhip Victoria, by stabbing him in the lef: breast with akni’e. The Untied States District Attorney ard Mr. Joachimesen sppeared for the prosecucion, and Mr Sreeeee ie ree aa named Demp- wey, to the tr which it ap- = that the trunk of the prisoner had been bro- oten, and some altercation ensued between Bim end deceased. On the followiag cay they were both tm the fo.ecastie of the vessel: Baston had his knife open, and Reed was stancing over him. when ons sudden de- eased cried out, ‘I am stabbed,” and soon afer dled. The District Attorney, under the circumstances, would withdraw the charge of murder, ani as there was an ab- sepee of premecitation, would accept a p'es of man- slaughter. The @burt approved of the course, and Mr. Spercer, on bebalf of the prisoner, consented. Sentence ceferred Theatres and Exhibitions. ‘We annex a briet ontline of the mulufarions aitractions Offered to-vight ~ want of epace excindes de‘ailed particulars:— pT Dom r. and Wrs. Barney Williams play in the le- sender ce of the “Fairy Circle” and the Emusin: taress ia and Out of Place’ snd"“Sarney the Baron _Ximmo' The Bi Basle prodace their charming pantomimos d the “Red Gnome and White and Wie Hotert appears in the new "Festival Dansan‘e.” Bowsnr.— the well played and exciting drama» called the “Surgeon of Paris.” and the “Rebe.’s Daughter,” having both been enthusiastically received, are to be repeate qaivtten's —‘Those sanderd favoriog, | The ronal Family” “The Toodler,” are to be played together. A crowded “ satesied ‘suaiiory will doubtless be the remit, x’s,—Sbakepere’s “Merchant of Venice,” Mr. Wal- lack es bhyiock and ibe comediita, called “Love and Charity eoprtitute the bill. ‘Those who desire genta ahould go Lava Ketx’s.—Tbe pew drama, the Marble Heart.) wt' presented for the second ‘ime. ‘The “Awan Coliage,” in ‘hich Mire Durand bas made qnite @ hit, is the aiterp e0e. Buoapway Vanteti¢s —The drams of the “Golden Farmer” avd cperatia ectived the "Maid of Minster” aw played. by 126 wondertul children, are having a fine run. ‘Woon’s MINsTaris tender songs, dance: cessful new burlesque styled “Nicaragua Bu Persona Int ABRIVALS. From Havre and Southamy'on, In the steamship Arago — Hon Jamer Busbenan, iate Mir ister Plentj the Court of bt James, and sarvant; H Dubois land to the Uniied States; Mins Lutz, Mr Herth, Lous K Bridre, George Kreiler, 4 Aeeoi nt. J Woodberry, A Mar- finer ¥ Liviogtton. Mrs Reynolds, P Aincy, F Reliers and Dickenson and nephew, J W Tucker, F Dubos, laty Ultra she A Coben and ady, Dr a Adams, L Ring. or yee pemuth, Me Legrant, F M Brani Mrs Coben and six children, W. Stone din, J Cartigny, L Bennsler, M Macad J nivier, RB Prolerr i Desulle, ‘A Alexander. Mrs pete: and tve child ‘Wyienbach. J F Norrish, 8 Pen ‘J Borman, C Wi Winicell the: oie, Mra Dodge, N York; ‘4 ryt ;.L Kierneur, B Ore: oa fedy,'Ly Brogust iaay nnd fy and child; B Launay, Isdy and child; Mrs shmidt, © Duciose, W Guttrieh, ‘Tenb, Germany; Mra Pia ie fod servant, spain; W “amr W Oaig Fe er, ‘oater. filebrend, Rngiend, v Dari JB Lancasigr- Com J 3 yet iran ae a—Oapt Cook Je. I Palestire— Sie Jane Davis Mise aloe walt eet Ralph Bales, David B 4 Po in wee brig Boblo—Mrs J J Laughton Re oe Pay jatthews, G A Arnoux. ‘cefotk. tre eamenip, Hoang Jacob Noting. ma OF stg MeReaiy, Genera Wyagierca sewood 3. 1, & B Belles, Ataplevn, TWH Lesnrops 6 200. me ‘ped ie Ihe stearane. Tae Visors Smancn Law.—The Norfolk ‘announce that on application of the ptiots of fifty muskets have rent the pyeuoest from Richmond, with the tha’, if neces- eury ) bh avier calibre will be semt to enforce the Or cule os dae Semcek law, NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1856. FINANOIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MOREY MARKBE?. Weowmemat, April 23—6 P. M. The stoek market continues active, but prices appear to be generally decreasing. With two or three excep- tions, lower rates have ruled to-day. At the first board Virginia @’« advanced 5; per cont; Michigan Southern, i; Chicago and Rock (su&R, 4. Cumberland Coal fall off 55 yer cent; New York Central Railroad, {; Galena and Chicago, 34; Cleveland and Toledo, . There were sales of Milwaukie and Mississippi at 83 a 83%{ per cent cash, and 85, buyer sixty days. New York Central, Erie, and Gleveland and Toledo were the leading stocks on the mar- ket to-day. Michigan Southern was firm at the ed- vance, with very small sales. Galena and Chicago opened at 1153¢, and closed at 1133, per cent, with the sale of only fifiy shares. There was moderate movement to- day in Nicaragua Transit, It told as bigh as 14% per cent, buyer sixty days. Reading was very dull this morning. Two small small lots were sold at yesterday's prices. ‘At the second board the market was moderately active, and more buoyant. Galenaand Chicago advanced per cent; Reading Railroad, 34; Erie Railroad, };; Cleveland and Toledo, 3;. The market is ins very sound, healthy state, It is utterly impossible to get any of the leading stocks down much. Money is easy, and amy amount can be raised to carry good securities. The bears are daily getting Ceeper and deeper into the mire, and if they do not get out between this and the first of June, it will be a Gifficult matter for them to do so with out serious lorses. The bears bave suffered some lately. ‘The market has for come weeks been gradually appre- ciating. The apprcaching summer bids fair to be a good time for the bulls, and those whopave looked far enough abead have already fortified themselves with good lines of all the leading securities. The banks must soon turn their attention more to loans on stock, in the absence of demand from other sources, and that will givea great impetus to speculation. On the lst of Jane seven and a haif millions of specie comes out of the Sub Treasury. Most of that large sum will go into the banks, and thus form « broader basis for an expantion. A. H. Nicclay’s regular semi weekly auction sale of stocks and bou¢s will take place to-morrow (Thursday), at 123; o’clook, at the Merchants’ Exchange. ‘The steamship Cambria, from Boston for Liverpool to- Cay, carried out on freight, $512,000 in specie. By the arrival of the steamship Arago at this port, from Havre, and the steamship Arabia at Halifax, from Liverpool, we have advi:es from Europe seven da; . The folitical invelligenoe is int:resting. Financially and commercially the advices do not vary materiallytrom those received by the previous steamer. Consols had advanced a fraction. The money market remained unchanged. Breadstuffs were a little better anf in more active de- mand. Cotton was quiet at previous prices. This is about the gist of the news. ‘The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as follows:— Paid on Treasury account + 8176 963 68 Received . 185,281 00 Balance ‘ 1 9,234,036 60 id for Anay Office... : "2587 19 Peid cn disbursing cheoks + 27,188 34 ‘The New York and Frie Railroad Company have put forth the following notice regulating all transfers of stock on and after the lat of May, 1856:— New York anp Eri RAILROAD CoMPany, TRANSFER Orvice, April 21, 1856, On ard atter the Ist day of May next, no’ transfers of stock will be alowed, un!ess upon previous surrender of a certificate representing the same. All ehares for which certificates have been surrendered, may be re-1 red the same day, wi'hout the issue of certificates. Certificates will te issued fer all stzek uncovered by certificates a; the close of the transfers each day, and be ready for delivery the succeeding day; and the company will es hold itself sisble for any claims arieing out ofe ay tranafer tor which certificates sbal: not have. calied for the next day. NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary. ‘The Michigan Central Railroad continues to show & large increase of earnings; for the second week of April the figures are:— 1855. 1856. Increase. «$30 673 91 $35,323 11 $4,649 20 24,881 84 29.136 79 4,264 96 Freight,.... Totol............ 955,655 75 $64,459 90 $8,004 15 The warrants entered at the Treasury Department Wasbington, on the Zist instans, were as follows:— Passenger: For the redemption of stocks $57,704 02 For the Treasury Department. "707 00 For the Interior Departmen’ 16,422 16 War warrasite received and ¢1 On acceunt of the ravy... From miscellaneous sources, Frema From Lands.... The carh balance in the, bands ‘of the ‘Avatatant Trea- surer, Boston, on Saturday was as followa:— Treaanry account $2,827,234 0 660 12000 Erie 24 M Bis. 96 060 4000 Ere Bda, °75.. 913 200 do..... 890 66% 1000 Erie C Bis, 82. 87 500 do. ++ ba 56% 4000 ChARKIR Bs. 95% 50 20 sha Hanover BE. 97 60 Hudson fiver RR 34% tenes hea 6 14 Mich Cent RR... 953% 250 Mich So & Na RR 08%, le Bin cn i it 630 923 ie Min iti: [060 86 36 83 BE $5000 Virginia 6's... 96 1000 N Ia 1MGor Le. 853% 25 sbs Market Bk... 108 3¢ 200 Mi S&N Ie RR,e€0 98 BO 98% CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Weoxrspay, April 23—5 P.M. Asus were qaiet, at $6 623, for pota. Breavercrrs —Flour—The merket was heavy, but sales were mace to a fair extent up to the period! that the Arabia was reported below at Halifax, when transactions were checke?. The sales embraced about 4,000.0 5,000 Dbis., including commen State to gad State at $6086 12}4., and $6 25 a $6 373¢ © $6 60 tor extra State, chiefly att inei¢e figur mixed and common Michigan to ocd Western, at $5 8735 0 $6 124 nv ic » good medium extra brands of Western, at $6 $7 S734; exten Geneceo, at $7 50.090, and extra S:. Louis, st $7 608 £10 25 | Caradian flour was quiet, and rales confined to 4(0 & £00 bbis., at $6 3735 a $0, the Intier figure for chotoe southern was in good demand for exira brands, and ma braced from 1,200 to 1,609 bbis , chiefly fanc; at $7 500 $8 75. Choice extras were unchanged. Wheat—The market for ell except choice qualities was dul). Ai mall lot of Tennessee red sold at $1 70, and 500 bushels peor Perneylvania sold at $160. Rys—Sales of 1,8(0 burhe!s New Jersey were made at 80¢. and 2,000 do. prirre Noribern do. sold at 6c. Corm—The market was ull and lower; the rales embracedjabout 20,000 a 25,000 burhele, including eommon qualities, at 6c. # Glc., and gecd scund white and yellow at @c, A parcel of 4,000 buebela cf prime wiite Southern was reported sold at 68e., which was to criterion cf the etate of the. market. Onts were plenty and dull at yesteréay’s pricer, Corr —A tale cf about 2,700 bags Rie was made by auction at 11s. a 15 average about 11 66; 600 mata Jove, to the trade, end at 15s; 100 begs triage and La- guayia, private terme, and 300 do. Rio at 11Xe. Covton —The sales embraced about 5,000 bales, closing firm stabcut 10 for middling Uplands, FREIGHT ~-Fogagementa were mocerate, while to F lake ite there was a rather firmer feeling. About 2, 2, ceo bbls. flour were engaged for Liverpool at Is, 34., ard 100 bbls. pork wt 26, 34; bacon was repOHted, D fill up, at rather easier rates; cotton was at $d. a 3-164, asted for rquere bales, and £0 bales Sen {x'and were teken at \d.; fer grain, 43d. in bulk was demanded. To Havie, cotton was at %.a Me. To Giaegow, 260 tierces beef were ecgoged, at private terms, Rates were steady ter Lerdon. Fret --The esles embraced 500 boxes M. R raising, at £5 26. 500 de. halves, aed 600 quar'era do, at about halt and quarter the ‘price; 600 boxes of iayers sold at $3 £0, and £00 do, prime Valencian at $7 25, Bay -~lhe market renged from 70¢. a t0e., with mote- rate rales. Morases.—Salea of abort 860 bb's. Now Orleans, at he latter for cht ice quality, ‘and prices unchanged. of 250 © 300 bbls, mers vere $1576 w BLO cakes Enh HE = 6 .—The hes Cuba while sales footed up wale, at 6%Xc. a Oc.; sc.; 50 Porto Rico, at 7: o., and miners — Sale ‘of 160.0 200 pols. Btate prison were stout 800 a 900 hhés. 120 boxes, at 74; ae NEW YORE CATTLE MARKET; Wepymspar, April 23, 1866. ‘There was an average advance of 130, per Ib. on beef cattle at Alierton’s to-day, predicated upon » material falling off in the supply, as compared with last market day. The quality generally was fair—the offerings in- cludirg some very fine beeves ieee py rather predominating. ai Seca se rc ea were rr ited. in Hoa cde ee 100 ee Cane RS from Baltimore, were in fair condit twithstand- ee bar een voyage. Tb e total non, ne = sale di a the day was 1,684 poor—the 2, sappy cae rinel- head, gee @ total for the week 1,741 of which but fem, if any, it was believed, would bove Dela: and Hudson coal, = are supposed to have been indi- 60 calves the fow received naving been sold at Veal calves plenty and genous to Jerse; uf about previous prices. Gal, at from $Xc. to 66. per Ib, live weight, as in quality. Of ewine, O44 were sold at irevious pa a Beef cattle, extra quality, per + 100 Ibe Do. vod quali 0 ssaasre sesseze Sheep ard lambs ee ‘The following table shows from what try, and by what lopnyeys nee Harlem RR.., cattle, Cows and calve: Sheep and lambs... .27 ‘There was a fair Cemand for all kirds of stock at Brown- ing’s, witha mcderate rate Transactions at about last week’s prices, exee about 60, a 750. 164 beet cattle, $9.a $11 50; 80 cows and ca 99 veal calves, 4c. a 634¢.; 1,627 sheep and lambs, $6 40; Sates by}James afcCarty at Brownin 20 Sheep & lamba, $1499 60 Dal oa. cas, Bears a On foot, beeves.. account of the Rapes 50 Sheep ‘& lambs.$237 50 16 do 468 50 Averege per head. om 8a es of sheep by Beachsmith & Jud for the week en¢ing April 2, 1856:— 68 sheep sold for. 2 do. . x eansacrcemm SSLRASSRRSES 127 $5 5436 ‘At Chamberlain's there was’ a fair supply of all stock, with a good demand at about last week's, prices. Salk beef cattle, $80 e $11; 68 cows and carrer, $25 40 0 $60; 2,187 ‘sheep fond lambs, 3c. a 6c.; 79 veal ca'ves (live weight), 3c. a 6c. supply of beef cattle Corn an aa fcliowe:—157 ‘There was a arm ard prices were a little up in con: calves so'd about $5 better, and the was pretty ‘The rolls were as follows :—84 beeves, aaah 16 cows and calves, $28 a $60; 44 veal cal REOAPITULATION. Cows Beeves. ee be Married. ‘uesday April 22, oe ee Lid bride’s ‘father, No. st }1 Madison street nelius M, Sheeban, of acd Pratt Pressey James M, Sapeuan, Many, daughter OfE. D. Coal Wednesday, April 23, DERICK ESkNWEIN to On Wedzesday, April 23, Mr. oe M. Kwevirt to Miss Fi Rr Menday, April 21, by the Rev. John D, Wells, Mr. J. Wasuincron Hunt to Miss ADELADE A., daughter of M1 of Williamsburg, N. pril 11, by the Rey. Mr. More, of George's church, Herapieeess ‘GzorGE A. Comswett to Mise CLaza Accvera, daughter of Capt. Thomas O'Bryan, a freight agent of the steamship Georgia, of New On Wednecday, April 28, at St. Ann’s church, Brook- ae Mazcvs Downs, of Milford, M, youngest daughter of the late oD. core D., Cordoer, by the Rev. Dr. Haight, Fre- Harriet Graves, all of this city. the Rey. Alex’r Leonard, GRACE O’Coywor, both of Jcbn Deen, Feq On Friday evening, ‘np., to Canoun Henry Dikeman, Er On Tuesday, April 22, Samcer T. Eee son of Ri- chard sterlirg, in the 25th year of his ag The relatives and friends ut tke fay. are invited to this afternoon, at five o’clock, from No. 8¢ East Thirtioth atreet, near Lexington avenue. Gn Suncay, April 20, tative of Castlepollard, “counts Westmeath, Ireland. On Tuerdsy, Apiil 22, Susan V. McGcme, ‘aged 17 years, 7 mcntbs and 14 cays. ‘The friends and relatives cf the family are respecifally invited to attend the funeral eervices, this afternoon, at ene o’clock, at the residence of her stepfather, James Proud, 103 Fcurth street. After a short ard severe illners, ALEXANDER, younges' ecncf the late Samuel Leucen, aged 12 years and 6 tha. ‘The trieads of the family, and those of his uncles, Jo- seph ard Robert Louden, are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of bis m enue, to morrow morning, at ten oMlock. , daughter of Joseph and Mary Corson, aged 15 years and 9 montks. The friemcs and relatives are requested to attend the fureral, from the residence of her father, N strect, to-morrow af.erncon, at two o’cicok. , April 23, Lewis H., only son of Lewis ‘bree, eged 4 yoars and 3 months, nd friends of the family are requested to attend the funrral, to-morrow morning, at ten e’clock, from No. 104 Forryth street. In Breoklyn, on Wednesday, Aj davghter of John ond Elizabeth ays. The frierds of the family are respec'full attend the foneral, Wusor, aged 77 years, & we H. and Martba een, aged 4 years iy invited)go at. tend the funeral, this afternoon, at two o’elock, frc residence of bis oi aii of Park avenue and sal In Brocklyn, on Toons morning, April ieee iliness, ALumnt A. The e relatives and friends of the family are rs met invited to at:end the funeral, from hie late residence, Ra. pelyen tree’, veer Henry street, this afternoon, at three o’c.ock, without further notice, Sereca eounty, N. Y . Rogers, in the 541 +» and Consec‘icut papers please oo £2 Drockiyn, on Wednestay morning, ng April long end severe illness, which she bore fortinude, ELLEN Fostar, wie of William Fost The ‘rienda of the family, and those of her me fuibe, Jobn Moher, are reqnestd to attend her funeral ‘two'o'elock, frcm ber late residence, Nery Prospest rookiyn, on Tuesday, April 22, at the residence of lowe, Josera J, WaRD, of ral fea tak take place to-morrow afternoon, at two o’cloek, from No. 4 The friends cf the family terd, without farther Taw ‘ation. ineenwood for eee nt. ho Tuerday, April 22, are respeotfully invited to a His remains will be oat H. Cansart, aged 39 F aperel from his Jate residence, No. 411 Atlantic lan Brooklyn, this atterncon. at threeo’clock. The mem! of Naviau Locge No. 89, 1. 0, of 0. vited to attend, ‘On Weenesday, April 23, Haney Rrury, Wilhelm Theodore s Elizabeth Groen 7 mnths ond 19 de ‘The relatives and ‘Biends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, to-morrow afternoon, at three o'clock, fom the resi¢ence of hia Gowanus, first house from Lorg Island, on Wednesday morning, Hansen CROOKS, Inte of Yorkshire, Kage Inca. sped U6 years. 8 ken J., Jaxx, Caughter of Joseph Wood, in espectfully invited to at» , exe reagesteally a oungest son of enta, Twenty-firat street, d avenue, without farther the 20th year of ber sge. ‘The friencs and relatives a1 tend the faneral, to-morrow afternoon, at one o’clock, frem ber father’s residence, No. 25 Garden street, Ho- On Wedneeday afternoon, April 23, Louis M., son of Fzebiel ord’ Aba L. Fitzgerald, eged 11 years and 6 months. ‘The friends of the family are invfted to attend the fu- neral, this afternoon, at four o’clock, from his late resi- dence, No. 106 Jersey avenue, Jersey Oity. At Stratford, Ct. cn emp sm 2, uz Kewerrt, MARITIME (INTELLIGENCE, 48 weston Post of New Work, April 23, 1856, CLEARED. Steamebip Boutherner, Hwan, Charleston—Spofford, Tiles Steamebip Rosroke, Skinner, Ricbmond—Lfidiam & Pleas- nie. 1 bhip Donan (Bam), Trautman, Hamburg—E Bech & Kun- , Havana Bark sur ars, Benne), Hew jew Orleans—N B arn ane Isabelia Jewett, Chipman, Mayaguez—H D Brookman an Daaber (Br), Dolby, Halifax—McAullff & Wheelock. op Excbanizece (Br), O'Brien, Matand—J 8 Whitney & Siutg West (new), B , Maw Orleare—t B Gage, Brig Ultaton, ‘Thom peat, Cl Bug N Thaxt ther, Wisv peony Ces - j= eilabusy “kBantiord, Coral Kini SoHo) W Bw Beat niverva, Rovinsce, Matansar—J & T-Pearvall, cbr Cotservative (Br), Bettinson, Halifax—McAulf! & 'beelock. Echr Indiano's, McMurray, New Orleans—Laytin & Huribut, Sebr J birdan'l: Birdaall amp Pinkey—Gilmore & Co. aco WH Gilliland, Krrickeon, Charleston—Doiner, Potter ‘chr nohantress, Jayne, Cherieston—MoCready, Mott & Co, Ee Mestezuma, Penny, Rewbern—B sloteom "EBon, Betatort— Davis & Bebr M1 Weeks febr Teabe ia Faulklin Bostoc—Dayton & Soraguo. cbr MR Benepeerd Wright Bey New Haven— Master, poh daren—J H Haven. x Gandara a "1 Fropeler ‘Caledon! er, Ba tanore—Cromwells Lins, eller erase Eblidelpbla & W Briggs. Propeller Bristol, Aen, Phi'acelphia—W Hi i ARRIVED, abtcamebip Arago, Lines, Havre, April 9, and Cowse morn: ‘with mdse ana passengers, eather; came to the Bouthward of the Barks end ‘April 17,9 AM, exchanged eg wihe Hemburg ship steoringl®, sbowing a blue fiag under her igh, with three towora mn the centre end a ster in each cor- ite A bri er me tone treightand 129 pasioagers. *Faip Bmeraid ca, March 1B, with me an Pe 8, to omar Wealber to lon Gl; mas b in Georses hoes, pencer, Loudon aud ale of Wight, March 18, Seer ee eer agow, Mach etic), Manwaring, Glasgow, Marc! . to W incater Kxperiencad heavy weather, eplit salle, ‘stove bulwarka, & Ship Splendid, Elggise, Bo ‘Bermuda, 8 days, with mdse and 79 bar Ata to Wm {Bak Wiliam Kisker Fruv), Baback, Sunéeriand, Jan 20, ih coat, to Barclay & Livin en avy Wee ther, epitt sais, lost bead, &c. “a 4 Bark Van Horée Dutch), Vander Hoeven, Rotterdam, March9, Mee ere Oe La aoe ‘March 28, lat 46, on 40, saw Am ob inet 1, seat as sigxalized en Am c ipper dustinguisbing pendant No renee apark Clucteleer, Pierce, vice. Matoh 7, paased Gtbraitar, oth, with salt, fo M'M Freeinaa &'Co, March, 15, at 31 10, lon 16 48, Passed Gnd exchanged eigr als with ship T ‘Gilderaleeve, Bark J BT ancaster (of Philadelphia), fomers, Bio Janeiro, March 1, with coffee. to E D Morg an & Co; weasel to master, Gtk nat, ins 39 48, lon 66 40, spoke ship Russell, trois “Boston ior New. Bork Jobn Bird (of Rock'and), Ulmer, Cienfuegos, 84 inst, with sugsr ong molasses, tod W kllwell & Co. Sid in com Pany with bark Louise Baten, Eddy, for Pertfind; brig Klociste (Br), = si Berk Eliza A Cochran (ot Searspert), Coohran, Cardenas, ‘Apri its ry sugar,toR P Buck & Co, Sid incompany with bark kv en Fide for New York. pete SC, Mebols (0 Searsport), Nichols, Cardenas, April withevgar to master. bg (ot Progrect), Patridge, Cardenas, 10 days, wih eugar. to H_D Brookman’& C Hark ¢ beors, Peles os acu Grande, 10 days, with surar end molasses, to Hobert & Willams. ‘Sid in compaty wih Big LP brow. Apri 2, Wm Denaro, seaman, of Yariouth, NB {el from te jiboocm overboard. arid was, N'G sichborn, Raucol, Gagua la Gratde, April 14, wilbebegr ond oles to Walsh, Carver & Otaso. jercy Elen. sisi mab, fegua Ta Grande, April 12 wit atgar end molasies , to Francis = ples. arah B bale lot, Porta), Cowther, Trinidad de Cate. 16aaye, with sugar, 46. to 1 Barsciol & 00. “April 10, Cf Cave Antonio, spoke schr Je , Gr "rom facaalon for Boltimcre, 16th, ‘lat 30 64, lon 79 19 spoke bark Louisa Katon, from Cien‘uerce tor Boston, 13 days out. Bark Lelernte (of Baler), "Rogers, Tampa Bay, 18 days, with E "Brig Dol ‘Salphin att teh, Di Pr Feb 17, assed yu ), Dujong, tole ey ‘el pi Gibratar hb, wil ‘suimac, essences, Ac, to Chamberlain, Birs, Siariight (ot Boston), Cornell Buenos Asres, March 8, with hides, &¢, to Bersett, Bacon & Co. 20th inst, off Capes Sr Delaware; a, equalt irom LW, canvied aay ‘tore yard; ist, Randy Kook bearing NNW 90 ii es, epoke schr Ju.ia Bo- ors from Porto Bico tor New York. Brig Arcena, (Prus), Scbunemane, Surderiand,, 117 cars. with Coel, to the Menbatian Gas Company. as had Wraiber. “Feb oth, during a gale, lost ‘Trervoard Joun Jolles, 8 bor. 9g ‘aged 17, bel ongiDg 0 overt Wing, Bras, Cardsegena, April 5, with {nals rubber Seto Buacel & Bacon: ‘Brig Putnam, Murday, Carthagena, April 1, with hides, fua- tic aa, to Byerett & Brown. ig Boblo, Rice, Port au Pris.ce 12 days, via Fortune Is- taba Seite coffee sei lon wood. 10 & Deiate Brig Milton, McEwen, Port au Prince, 15 days, with cofee and logwood, toBecher & Graeves. pore Ante aS wen, Ray, Neuvitas, April 12, with sugar, to es Brig Ta. Bie Amsbury, Remedios, Cuba, 11 days, with su: Tar, Brookman Phe Panama Cook, Goasives, 14 days, with coffee, wood, Ac, 10 Becker & Gri ‘brig James Wakeherd ( (of Batty, Alen, St Marys, Ga, 5 dys, with yellow pine. to H P Bush. ig Mary Farrcw (of Belfast), £ Beltaat), tinker, Darien. 8 day: with Jeliow pine, to of Frovidenoe. ‘id in.com Fae en cine oe Here ) li Seramah, a dave, 7 ry ver), ys, ir fumber, 10 W. Webb, vernal io Chase &, Small. Sehr ‘Ter: a (of Calais), Nelaon, » Black River, Ja, April, with Iegwcod, Ae, wo H 8 Henry Co. julia Rodgers (cf Hamp¢en), Perkins, fuinas, PR, bth oes whh & ar a = beat , + Gimhy | & Esccriaza; ves 1 8th, Wm 8 McCobb, of Waive, ies On the 2ist, a 1 PM, when tn . 50.50 to 29 40, followed by an in- slant change of wind end heavy squalls; at'9 PM was boarded by a see, whieh started cee Jon Sebr Carn'e Sanford, McMuon Curaooe 1034 dave, with ma- bogany ard ites to Diego Sutil. 2ist 224 inst, expe- rierced @ viole rom NEtoSK. sid tn cempany with Thr Pupbemie, Eidniége, tor how York. Schr Ben’ i Now Haren), Chiace, Baracos, 9 duvs, with fruil eorsall. Fabri +r) Cunsinghsm, Halifax, 7 days, with fish, to J Hunter & chr Kastern Bel'e (cf Buckspor),, Wiley, Tampa Bi wiheuger & molasses, to wmtilwood, Anderson & ood chr Lenra FE Jobraon, Jotnron, Bewvors, NC ES. 4 ee ae 2iet ler of Brigwstine Bion'a, saw a euniren. sehr, main becm out of water and the eee attached,” Echr Mery, Robbins, Newbern, Ni Schr A J DeRoreet, Brewster, Wiimington NC, 5 days. Sebr Job, Ber tor, Wilmington, Ni Schr Marine, Powell, Wilmin s6n. ‘ko, S days. Fobr Rebecca, Woglum, City Seth Wiliam’ Poble. Genrgviowsa: | Bebr Ellen, Nickerron, Phiadelrhis. Schr G Bolan, Nokereon, SE sta Echr Gilman K Ring, Trimble, Calais, Schr Texan, Tucker, Fastpor! Echr Bonthérner, fiicting Lubec. Mary Ann Roe, Bater Boston. BELOW. ye ares Son bet of the Bigh'ands, 10 brig Belfast. = SATLED Steamehips Southerner, Charleston; Roanoke, hips Ps ero, tan Fransisco: Fecort, Liverpool; Guy Man’ ndothers, The ship Men phis, for New Orleans, Quarentine. Wind during the day 8SE, light, with sbowers, BREMDDA, April lecteur Repavic, Saom requ », April 14— ube, Baow. requires a sult of sats an seme caulk to to dock and topsides. ‘Whe wil Corea acess fae bens hove os. stripped, and will 6, Green, re wi be,thorouabiy ‘caulkbd.’ ig Pauline, Lawrence, is diseharging; 50 tons of her coal reed m sales suct on to-dx, A Challenge. of Yarmou'h, NR, Utter, is repairing. The set sppears te be in tne bottom. the wil have to dlecbarge; dvertized for sale by auction today. She is CRA bound to Bonton cargo soit ona wine. Brig Abrasia, Paine, irrepeiring, ener dlecharging bout two fl of ber cargo timber) the "erk ceased decks needa thoroug! eed) ir gj, bowepett Hah and i of the standing. risgto bcund to Barceicna, ai Spb be ready erie Ship Splendid, Higgins, has aired, avd will be ready for sea to-morrow. She wae from Havre, bound to New .York, arg came in bere leaky. Ship Fea Lion, Chase (before reported bere in distress, from Charleston, bound to Hrvre, caigo colton and rice), has’ been dlecharged, and many Laie] Fyitty ee we wet. ion cua rice, bamaged, were sold ach of the ing ri the centre the staunchicn. Several of the knees fon, and others appear to bivé worked, and the fastaniag is one Foromant aud bowsprit sre sprung Surveyors ri e hull as forged, or cut or shape, weak and ad stenined, and requires to tetGhen cut of water. placed on blocks, ‘refastened and srepgibeneé with edéiticnal knees nod amber Brig Fentiago, Hadley, ed, and ealls to day for Bee the wa froka Mace ales aid came in here leaky, voremast sprung and calls gone § Ehip New hampshire, Sheltov. bps ig att suit of salis, ard sides ard decks cau’ked. She was Glasgow bound to New York and willbe ready (0 provead in seeuts west HM steamer Argus. from Havans, with yellow fever, ign quarartine. Five deatbshave occurred on board sincs arrival here. ‘Phere are aaid to be now only tou the erew. ard orly one of these Gee The sip lies Ferta Teiend, and has been discharged clasped rineipe of Savannah, Crawford, having repatred.eall ed on 41 it Meden, trom St Thom nevived on 7\h lus, Fobrn General Grant Hl, from Trintlad; Medora, Masters, from Barbadobe; brig Hope. White, from 8t Vincent, snd orig onebire, Wedd, from Wilmingt in, arrived lo-day:8 at Wille of erie Hope, reports that Fort a tthe ge ra quar: Tere he, wow dents cn the 250s ite maine, close to parrecks, containing «large quanity {PON eer report to-day from HM steamer Argus is, that he ‘crew are convalescent, and that the skip will soon leave ere tcr halifax. ADELPHIA, April 23—Arr brig Henry Lawren Martine Prov asbrm Sarah, Benen, NWeaiord; Jesas ‘Wi)liameon, Worse, Doan arab De Sper! Larkin, Lamot Dupont, ‘Corson, N Yor! arab |., Smith, Newport; abets Arcularius, Elleme, Fraukiio, La. C4 ehip Barone. Roterwon, East Indies and a market; B Martin, Wainwr ti, Portamoule out, i; urer, apie toh Willlamaon. Wenamore; Sarah ie hihi jont, Coreen. Boston; Hanns of 4 Korres Dune Hone, Miler, Went Fume, NES U.8, M. sleamer A dust Dovid LinesDear air: from # avre to New York oapnot, in Jon farewell without expressing Welz a iF senee’ of your conduct, ‘As rreamer esrotgbext the lst, voyagn. Whiley our seaman- and devoted aifention to. your duties shiD, saepired them with the wimort ‘confidence, PASS |; ard ar manly beariDg 1 our social Inereourwe, have be ail our pereonal fri ‘We with yoo with allourboaris, heaith, proeperiiy aid happinerss It would be unjust wore oe eercluce without paging & triwe to the alserity and Thin with which the cMfloern and crew have at a'l men obeyed yeur commands. Irdeed: there could not be s better ordered Foor cinder Providence, baa produced a perfect wense onecurty iS, UN‘GT tun sumla the duagers Of the sea. ‘Yourm oy Ny. uchanan, Henr! Charles Dubois, Geor, s ickingea: 40 Adame, BT Tick!nson, F A Livingston, JW Peontmen, K Bridge, ( Krelsler, azd all the pn coher, Rowe ‘The schooner Carrie Sanford, Capt McMuan, arrived yeater- éay from Curacoa, with & full cargo, in the unprecedented passage of ten and ® half days. ‘The brig Gem, of Salem was purchased by Mesara Tapscott a oeteneet 00 tone 4 montha old, bnilt a’ Demagiecot's, ons, 4 mon! a 1 ww Lahey uty emniaion i Boston 324, for 800% qual, x ‘Three fourths of shi we as oe ir eainon, | 667 tous, was sold by euc- ‘Lavuncu.—Yesterday morning, Mr. Wm. H. Webb launched from his shipyard foot of @ixth street, East river, the shtp In- twepid, of about 1300 tons burthem, built for Buokton & Cram of this city, feterded for gemeral freighting, and to be com manced by Capt Garéner, late of the famous clipper ship Co- met, which was eleo builtby Mr. Webb. The Intrep'd, al- though; of large freighting c»pacity, bas the appearance of be- ‘aga clipper ship, and is rid of the sum rons old fashioned cutwater. Bne is to be fitted throughout in the most thorough manner, and will have extra topsall yards slang below the cap. In about a week se will be taken on the lerge balance dock, foot of Market street, to be coppered. Next week Mr, Webb will launch the steamer Guatemala, At Bow’cinham 2st inet, by Mr M Berry, a medium clipper ship called the Bea Dog, to be commanded by Capt A Cutter, Eup Hioururen—The Hartford Times of the 22d inet eave brother (NM Wacerms of that letter whlch, positively nd is repairing at Hi ion war tet pariios terested ta tiie rolation to her safe: that Capt Waterman’, clty) hae just receiver the Hightlser is inthe fact, It fe & it ‘have bot recetved any information in if they had, no doubt they would bave made it publie, Snir Aguone; Ragariown. April 32 Fishing, arasot Ocean Queen (of New London); Harris, arrived bere Bunday, ‘of about 1200 tons ashore on Rose oul, about 12 miles from Nantuckel, and throwing over car- and ¢91 he succeeded tn get twbarco, tae ot aeeahifey cone comgsersaie & emi 0 pcted tobe Dourd to Bosion, ‘ Barx Swan. reported yesterday abandoned on ae (iarines to Babs, was 245 tonn re Philede'phla in teal. rating A'2 owned by W Valued abot #16, nnd seared ia New fork. Bang Wx SCoROEDER, at Bortos trom main and mizen meat in the ga'e af 2lt aod de stable Bay. Anctored off tandwich, sale, with ‘nga of one anchor. Was boards ‘bo charged $200 for carrying a Sern or lymou'n pane Wx Laxnanee—Extract TiS Rerk Wan Larrabee (of Boston tor New York, etructen ons of the March, and was totally wreck this place by @ wrecker; inatorala cause of letter dated Grand Loria, an Clentuenos Heels ightor Lith and crew were brought to ortien of the cargo aaved y be accounted for bv e strong inset of ourrent, which the wreckers ray is 20 malles t9 the southward of tho reeln, There lsne ocoaul at tbls place and through the kind: ness of Cept Plummer, ef achr Virginia Gr! #1 Baliimore ) the capiain has been erabled to eend home the w, he remaining on business, q2itG Ouauiexce, Ut ey, form Cadiz bound to Boston, out 80 wanhivg provisions, and in a ea Méith, (sinee arrived alate, arrived at Bt almonds. Bho Scnr Caco Ballewell, put into laco), Norwoo4, from New York ‘fF barted both her cable* Niged to run for Salem. ialem 2ist, baviz Gloucester, outer harbor, aid waa ol Bcur Many Axx, Beod. from Machias for New York, put in- to Balem 2ist. with joss of part of desk load. bate Sonn Susas Outzax, at tn wich lost ibbocrn. eave, boad gonr, fore tabd gafl end bad most of the pails split Scum Froes. trom Kingston Ja, for Kew York. was at Ror. Dont 12th inst, in dietroaa. leaky. Th arrived here yesterday, brings 4 of ber Drsiengoe Listerssing Surpwreck—In the northeast day “afternoon, 8 British at Providence from somone ‘on the 8th eehroner, with a at The Jifeboat was manned to save the lives of the crew, who were seen veesel’s eide; Yet es waa the ‘fur end her re with diffeu ty waved b eeveral fishing amacks which hed atart- ed to the re'isf of the echocuer. ert themsrlver to rescue the crew of the seboosier, ‘but she drtfied into the high. and atte: eevera! of them were on Als imminent dangerof b being lost at (bey rerurnes to Cio that the crew ol the echooter all perisl toree or sour sees miles eaat of Sere four meu oe arbor sized at the entrance. ‘The emarks continued to ex- Tt is understo rd. ree ihrer ce Bar Barclay statted with severe But the sea ran co belied toreture after reschia ‘hat the schocver wes from Boston Advertiser, April 23, A pisuasten vEsseL waa below tow of boats, supposed the Nova Sootia schr eapsized off Glou- cester, where masts may have beew subrequent!y cut away. Tmnar BBLE FLOUR were picked up cn a Fishing Ri echr Ocean Queen, of New wr 20th Inst. She’ also isports bales Rome time saw a bark ashore ubsequentiy assisted by amuck B B Coleman, Boat Lost—From echr J G Collyer, on the night of inst. off Saybrook Bar inted green and bi 0 hig! Boker’s ‘dead, ‘usket, N 8, Hemeon, master.— ww Balem mornivg of 224, in Newport built yaw! boat, outsice, greea and lead ce eee ‘o stars on the tow ard five on the stern. Any Picking vp raid beat wil es suitably rewarded by giving totiee to the iddjesex Quarry Ocmyany, Portland, Conn. Notice to Mariners. ‘The buoys in to me Charnol_ (Charleston, 8 C. MANIGAULT MORBIS, house Inspector, Bixth District. Charleston, April 18, 1 Spoken, de. oe JP Pewee frcm Liverpool for New Orleans, March m 2: sip eay € spree Wright, henog fer Few Orieans, April 6, on Big Brevtitne, from Wilmington, NC, for Boston, Apri! 18, Sam, off Frying Pay Stoal. Amos lawrerce, Tap! ichmond far Boston #8 ot forerall and fising jib, previous te April 20, off hipa Esther Mav, Howes, for Caloutie; Chas Buck, Keng ey. for Loncen. Banacoa, about In port nd of G Miller, for 8 hyore 10 for Byori gare; vein Barce! in 6 nd ot tohrs JW hese for Boston Fai ae for saa same Buez. brig Van) Huntley (Br), for tebra C B Knudson, Squires, facia Pike ‘Xuninth do do. xa» Apri pril In port brig & K Haskins, for NYork ACOA, BbOUt "Kpril 11—Sid schr Euphemia, Eldridge, ¥ Fortune Istanns about April 12—In port echr Fides. from In poretioa 9 Wr Ware hon Us aresconncon, are 1—In port ‘at the bar Oa, Marc Eilza Mallcrs, W vd no ‘date, ship Gen Berry. Keaves, GineaTaR, Mach 2 ‘Arr steamer Union, Adams, NYork 14 days for eet LEGHORN Merch BT yerie!). for Boston ldg. Cray, Boston Pazhneas, ‘April is 15—Cld schr Mason Rogers, Farren, NYork 1 12- In port bark Pride of the Sea, for New INCE. about aon 10-In k pext Sitadeiphia 2 da for Piladeipt yet an hee port ship ene for London, eat th: barks Burlington. Tibbetis, for Boston 4 ee Ausus, Elms, for N Mg Howard. Btaa- aye; Gov ee ee ee do: Baca tA Ghanpe, "Apri Yor? dg; Jonchard, bard, err At do 1b, ee Heston, ave} ‘Winthro; le; Yeabe Beurmaci et C3 Perkizs, NYSE aid sie, re STEAMFHIP ARAGO.] April 6—Arr Milton, Bradtord, Galveston; Ki leston; Mouvtaineer Wilson, N¢ Tews; eed Esege. Davis Bone, Robert Parker, Pri: ana hh ecal 6th, Geo Hurlbut Pout do; ‘im, vay oa Air oe We P McLellan, Nanies. Sid Sd, Volant, Whiting, 1 BANGRLONy ee s8—Arr Buenaventura. Mi lett. N Or- Rortennes som Cala ee Fabrigas, do; Curr, felis Amengual, do; Paquette do Biiges, Bose, Bracny Brap, April 2-Of, Rado'ph, Dickman, from York for Hamburg; Neptune, Bahls, from n, Cowrs, April 5—Arr Hermann (s) Crabtree, NYork - NOrleans. Gusta’ pril $—Arr f° Niatehuman, NYork; Lovis Napolson, Wie: fo} Gerla acaieen’ 3 aid i Gallert, Boysen, April 2—Arr Margaret, Frothingham, Holmes, Smith, Mobile for EY bevonshire, ord, Lo Dorin, April 4—Of, Seaman's Bride, Daniels, from NYcrk. April 7—Passed by, Nidar, Hine, NYork for our, April $~Old Protector, Stephenson (from Or on cite 5B Dinmoenk Gueceld, Monies yl ¢—Paged by F ‘M de Emhii, Pe: Daxtuoutn, apt i Fiuxoorn prit Lana tsEND, April &Arr Watags, Walford, Calcutta for a x, April 4—Arr pobre, porns Aromiate, Het Mott, wy eee, Wi Bro’ pots a Bapnockbarn, Bruce; Brown, Norte Sih, Pdmoureg (#8), ‘Cumming, NYork, 81 Sth, Royal Aroh, kenny, do, ri 2—Arr ferich, Rich, NY. M'Near. Horeanas eration ore Lipa, Nason; as lor, Barton, i) fat Sass NYork: Fiore Penthurdy Day, Roeant; Ruoenor, Soule; Chas D Merwin, M ee L. ard Hera d, Oremm co's, Matepan, Collier, NCrieaze; Husricas irre om, Morin, ond, eta ep finwyer, Apwacht: Falmouth, os mi tom "Twi, do via ‘and Cotton Planter, ieviog Sun ‘sbolfield, and Rhine, “ellsreon, Rove; Hero, Btattord; Ouro, jones, nd Bout ‘Wilaon, Hagar, NOrieann: ft Protector, ‘Miller, Mol aibonee, Hiliphen, NYork, hid En ae Fossa. N York: . Drummond, Satria bet He bs the ‘Marathons Tyler, sud Haein FIT6, cm, Gparienon sadn 3 ony haps sae: ae a, Uage Tek Boule, Pienter ey, for ‘or gaa nlards 12th Mulhouse, perashoola 10.45 "haga Dior, Bodewn os jurricane, ply ae ce Bremen, + International, + Gen yr. Flo “ee aceTAy, 780; Hora Gece sic be ny orgs * Gat fe eek sor oo ens Yio do; wee een, Philadelphia; Cnbor Waits ‘and Win Sisteon, Jordan, NYork; iat Se ‘john J Parsons, Pieteee do; a tal QnDON, April Kot iny arde Golden Staae ia; Boepborur farren, Iquique: Pendleton, do; Fegle et Sectest Orleans Bu Sumler iiumph fey. estou; 6th, Nee” thteghes tia; Ubarles Kean, Chaltta, Ho Grande: in York; Yemuscee, aah Gherleston: Tis; Bkimaser of toe bee, Salad lioher irrecmen, oe ane, Cures. ara ‘and ‘natn, ena, BYorb; 6%,’ Equinox, Ling eas, ath, Scrosmor, Fhoibeld NGrleane: {oth Archer, Thomas, NYcrk; romance of the sel Sut th, Sovereign of th eae, Muller, York; 7th, Sum. Bumphrey, Boe tin, NY ‘ilnamitan Apri tw ies Kate swectiand, Bartlett, M@r- a a Ef fRawres.” Apel 6—‘are Macilla, Char'eston, Newror' We gl ee aE ichordoon ichardson, Lewts, NOrieana; , Noyes, Baiwnarer, aprill~ Arr Lilla, Tinebin, NOrleang. Pormmourn, April d~ ‘Putin Dr Knelp Lorentz Ne York tor Dantlic, with loss of eails, cargo ebified, —Pul Clara Anderson, tor York: Ath, Daw, from NYork for Ret- SErRTOWN Ay pee are com & fan Da a aid cy and Byrie, Taylor, York; of Win Patcn, Chara Off port 4th, Biize Keith, Sargent, from ‘eneaeae aeqed tut ‘Wareh S1—Bid Czarioa, Davison, NY. pemms AeEt ri {Ent out, Livea, rok end Oi Cuda; Tih, cooeem Fs Pignian, ‘April 6—Off, Koopbandel, from NYorts Yuirere, March $0 —Arr Fanny Hearick, 8mith, NOricans. AICHE, of the, no date, Col Outs, roms WOrieans tor Amt Antwenrr, April 4—A echooner of atout 80 tons lying om ber beem ends wee paseed in lat 39 N65 W. Her nane could not begeen, but nearly the word Savannah” was eligible, Cork, tiemsighal wel 3- The brig Hehe sine iy hauled tnte the Roy ral All peeey Dock, atter discharging cargo into bonded stores, repairs. ‘The fargae Seca of NYork, and ship Monterey, hauled out of the dry dock, after being resaulked, Dear, April 4—The ship I Morris of NYork, from Oat received some damage in spars, 4c, while at anchor in the Downs from bark sais, running afoul of her, Donxinx, April—The Reubens arrived from Oalcatt 3, lat 14 31 8, Jon en TAa 12 #, (ot Prarie Cn in oe i aap Depo 4 (betore report ), Groab by of bow- Spriland radear curried snd all tbe creer erenasten the pur ps. With muck Pea got them all on board, 24 im number. On the 12th, 64.24 K, transferred belt them to the Am ship Bt Mouls, trom ‘Maresiles for Mausiiuy RoR andon the ét 28/8, on, OL, 21, the remainder to Oe Joehius @ Quiney, from Calcul to Boston, Dunuix, April The Nalive, arr March 23, lat St 40, loa 1g 2avepoke ‘Ars brig Jehn Badger, Calcutta for London, short rovisions and leaky. Was supplied ty HB atsamer Nep- tine with provisions avd men, and when last seen the two ves- 20's were sieaming E in company. Faumourn, April 7—A cask was picked up March 16 lat 32, Jon $4, marked Pawterey & Massey, Phiadelohis Brewery, No 24,431, Similar packages were passed Mero 22 and Lryerroot April 6—The Thessvly, Wi'lisms, from WOrleana for ths port, was fallen in with March 17, ape Ue fad ef Cope Clear, with ‘axe of rudder, ad leaky, and the crew the Nor jorthland, Fittner, arrived here. forem: cured, ard ‘caused eb!p to make a ‘jth—‘2be Osprey, from New Crieans, arrived at this port, bas fost bulwarke. &c. Bry, Apri 6 Captain Lambert, of the Americau ship Wooe- cock from New York tor Loncon which Bot antore tne ts Durgeness Lighthouse, on the right of the 34 inst, sailed from New Yosk on the 234 Febri . 22, made st midnight under tui] eail. ‘of 34 made Dunger canes ie zie wind sw and bys to BSW, mS 8:40 eather Bese about 4 we the a miles from tre kept her in NK. AtQo’clock sup’ be two miles Miistene ‘to the north: to bring ber on the starboard nd zemalned fat om shore on Arriv Beoptsegel att Tere eels at Server: men; Jonvan at Brakel; Herman and j900, a Sena: New York at Wesar; th, Jemes at Li 1; 9th, Enterprise at do; Jupiter et Gebelde; 1th, Helen Francis af Deals ‘Laver 8th, Seama: Havre: 2, Siooria at ved from Boston, 7tb, Tosca at Androrsan ‘Arrived from Priaasipbi, ith, Tusoarera et Liveepcod. Arrived trom Charleston, 9th, Manil's off Lazare; Argyle, Boral, Victorte, at Livercooi; 8th, Amelie at Barre. from Savannah, 9th, Yank 5 Macy or United Kingdom, at Del en; 9th, Pate | alll at Liverpoo!, loth duriita at Go; Por Star at dor tite, nicorn \sud\ Horizon ‘st Liverpool; Grambian at Olvde; Bd- Bi Texel bin: Jupiter at An werp; Leonleas et Biavro; Tie rap) werp; Louise Biles et Mersailies. oS eS Sere’ sctee eer te thea thi Zerus, Weber Hi sors oe. Rnd el at Liverpool: 9th, Mok rat do; SEE ttestorsie’ at ‘at Havre; ‘Ninovab, ei Mar- tellies. Boiled tor NYork 8th, Royal Arch, from the 0 Ovego. from Von eh 10th, toma "Webb, aan ‘ed for Bostom 9th, Romacce of the Sea, from Gravesend; Jong, Siar of Empire, from Lverpso's bik, Hlindoo tress Aum Balled for Raat 10th, R A Lewis, from Lt . Ballod for NOrveane loth, Zeroamar, from Deak ‘The Sovereign ot the Seas bad ber bul M <—<o- Folision with sugieer’ vessel Oo tha wes ficat casks 'd March 12, in ma ral on Was passe: a 36, by the ut ven! hi as. ito 12-014 rev bark Waltham, wheeler for Bomont brig Golda 0 rer tart, York, we port 12th, sbipe isbn Deniecn ‘Wiliams trom Ant , wig; Bliza Perrie, Evans, for Liverpool; Ma Bkolteld for do: Orown (Br), Carey, for Philadel tec beces Herry Buek, Fendieten, for 5 o8 (BD, Liverpool; #1 Gamble, Powell, for Boston; Harriet Frances, . frem Bi FP Beck, E Remi on eemet F Boston; echr Mi geet Ann, from jem! 5 ‘op; Havens from New Yor! Rael ALE BXADDELA, “oul Snare bask on, Sable, Hama Bocdier Been; Spree Eason Wey deni ‘Ba LTIMORR, Avril 22—Arr steamabi Green, Borton; Totten, Morley, New air Rew York: ship foots, Mersill, Li Secret, ston cri dete ord rae rich. New York. Cid'bark Samos, Basford, T de ‘k Samos, brig Jas Br Brown, Wallace, Hath; sore HW ‘aan ange, Nor: Nor- Hock Wi'siu, Boston: Jos Gaeet Rew Yon aa Side, Bayles, New York. id parks Lin- iverpoo!; OL Bevan, Keir, Po fir Big Sanetro wo went to sea ne ‘nah x Arr etesms! I"; New eke Matthews, Phils rus bara Lissa, Yasamor saga nigeberg, via Foun, Kg: Dank Wa Behreder, r, Up. juran, bint _Bearee, NYor ihe Ronde. O'asbrige Pa a Michset (Dan), users, Bt ie: Hey. 3 ny pecees inland; it ame a of - Ship Middlesex and bark irinity remained 0 Roads aod fy eg Bolt Have, previously re: we Xs lon, Ba'l, re, re" iy ei moain’ sole Sem ‘Krk, orm lumbia, Siurgef, Bremen. 7 “rola, See ae ene auntie, ia Wm Wileon, Farrell, Philadelphia; Spen pod Ninf, Gann ‘Rio de vaneiro, Sid’ schr N W Smith, Wyatt, ort rebre Henrietta. Gilmore, wrayhes foran ae Redeooa paitbieart for. Botan Coombe NYors be 4 Le oaeass Rone okt iba schrs Bea Bolles Barstow, Worthera port; Be EZ lo. jth. Mary dare, Trae 90) ¥ Newion ES 4 gr on, | Papdiej el Pp ove, ees rf HARTFORD, April 19-Stoam sche Sences, Chalker - York scurs Wes Coflver, Beyaer, ‘Phi phia; ‘adele Folleta, Pulan. do; James May Ce Gp hems Joneptnes Grumiey, don bid 10th sioans eehr Buguemn, Thresher, WY geamer Rough ord Ready, Pelton, Phiadelphis; echr A. MEK SONVILLE, April _9—Are, brigs Caronl, Shourdy 3 York 10h—Birobard ‘& Torrey, Bermuda; schr Le Mk Strout Suout, B Yorks 11th b MOBILR, April 1f—Arr sabe Ploet onthe 1th aa Bs, Crowell, Boston. Baty ba el April 46, PM dre ship Robt M Soma W Poultney, cos hued ‘Tidal Wave, Hardy. Bom ton; ‘Clementina ie), “orn, Paermo; Sgr We OC ark, en ae eg TR cam einen 8 poare, Cummin Cardiff od Boy ‘Apmnterdaan: ieee rene ae Sar, St Jago a4 Cube. © poe Bx nbnrg\ schre hoe Bishan Hh ieee enburi oe, Kellys Balize, Honduras; WW 1 fae yaorea to rea ships South Carolina, Nica bert PIVANTUCKER, April 18--Arr schr I, N Yorke. NRWR SDVOMD. Apes Bsa bark Wear Poasall bite im lava NiW W HAVEN, Aprit 22—Arr achr Cornelia, Hoover, Bram “PORTLAND, April meta | Br ghip Fieabeth, Bibby, Live, ip Vs ad fork for Poe OWIDENGL, Apriiz Are womans S | eee septa msermenins Qovecle. 4 ke ‘inter, Fhiladelpia RICHMOND, April 2--krr soarser Jamactown. P BYerks brig Union, Perry, do; schrs Chaa D Parker, Comet ton, Boston; Camelia, Risser, SALKM, ‘dont 21—Aar schira Caroline, Norwood, 4Xork tow Ballowel, aoe Disasters); ; Mary Aun, Rood, Mechiaa for ‘or m7 toad). BIORIN NGTOR, vp 21—Arr sobre J B a" gas, Aiest, Orevey Tn ‘a, for Wellfleet; River for do; White Glows, Hawes, "4 at ‘oem, ke, Matthews, ton, put im fi fare barbor yosterda7, end went ou! mogping, ~