The New York Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1858, Page 8

‘VEE REVIVAL AT BURTON'S THEATRE. & Full House and an Interesting Meeting— Burton‘s Chambers rirect theatre was agsin crowded yesterday, between 12 and 1 P. M.,on the occvsion of an- ether revival meeting. The parquetie, the family circle, @rens circhs, orchestra, private boxes, and eves the aisles ‘were filled, many Iedies being among the andience. On ‘the ovtside of the theatre were posters imviting all to enter and join im the exercises. In fromt 0! the leader's ‘table, on the stage, was the following noti-e:— penne serronnnnnnnnece KXBORTATIONS AND PRAYERS NOT TO EXCKSD THREE MI- NUTER THE LEADER WILL CALL TIM WHEN TIES ROLE 1S DIIKEG ARDED. ‘On tbe curtain was the following: — ronmennnnnns tone pre nnnnnnrees cere ne noes ‘MO PERSON TO PRAY AND EXPORT ON THI SAME DAY ALOE LOLOL OOO DOOE TE DOLE And at the side-— ree nernonnnonnnense £6 YOUNG MEN AND YOUTH MOST FEEL AT HOME HERE, AND NOT HEAITATE TO TAK PARI. PALIN IOOL DOODLE LE TE. Rev. R. M. Harvimup opened the exercises by prayer, ‘end asking that the 76th hymn should be sung. He shen veada portion of the 19h Psalm, and stated that about ‘we came rules would de observed at this meeting as at the ‘ethers, and called especial attention to the rule of three minutes’ limit to the speaking or praying of each ‘ndividu- ei Prayer, be eaid, was especially and pre eminently needed, and it must not be forgotten that the Lord’s spirit would only be obtained by the faithful prayers of ! ‘Shildrea. A request had been made by a mother whv ‘sired the prayers of this assembly for the conversion of an unrepentant son; a wife desired th prayers of this eopgregation for ber unconverted husband; a young man who was secking the Lord requested prayers for himself, ‘& young suster anc two fellow clerks. Daily prayer meet fmgs would be held in the rooms of the Young Men’s Qurisnan Association, from quarter Wo eight to quarter past ‘eight every morping. The mecting would be open w ali ‘upon the singindlef tbe 243d hymn. Rev. Cuanize DENNISON, Upon the smnging of the hymn, gaid tbat be was glad 10 be present on this occasion, for be bad, be beleved, been converted from pelag an actor, He bad been attached to the oid Lau- reps street theatre, and woula never forget the day on which be b d been impressed to ieave it. He went home and found that bie mother was on ber dying bed, and he Always Deliewed that is was ip anawer tO ber prayer that be was Drought to see himeelf a sioner. Io copciusion ne prayed earnestly for the spirit of God to be poured out ‘upon the meeting He besought that God sbould hear ‘Hem not ony for themselves but for those who had de sired tq. be prayed for. He prayed that God’s spirit might take possession of this city and of the natioa. ‘Ap aged man in the parquetie prayea for strength to @arry op the work for those who were Weak; that they might be baptised in the spirit of prayer. They needed more prayer. They needed to pray notonly there but at bome, in their ciosets and at their firesides. Rev. Jouy Q Apams, fromthe stage, gard that he re- men. dered the time when two young men entered tacir ames for an engagement at Nivlo'e, many yeare ago, in ‘tthe corps de batice One of them, however, became im d wita God's spirit, and left tne engagement, while the other went on and filled it. From that time ter Sourses were different. One of them became ®& minister of the Gospel, and the other coptipued to play, and pecame a last ao fwOdei. The minister stood before them to day aad asked ‘Meir pray: rs for his brother, whom be hoped would be rowgd: to w sense of the truth nsation ) WM Buran, from the audience, prayed earnestly that Ged would biess His work in this city and pour down His grace in all its length, oreadth, depth and richness. ‘Ap aged brother nthe family circle exuorted young men to embrace the opportunity to secure eternal iife whule it was not yet too late. He warned them soiemaly to beware, beware of oreathing away the spirit of God. A brother ip tm family circle, and another in the par. qnetic mm: ¥ under him, arose simultaneously and commenced speaking The brother below, bowever, got the preference, aud exhorted the drethren to “behold bow good it was for breturen to dwell together in uaity.”’ He wougbt there must be now sweet music M heaven, for there was ‘‘music over every sinner that repenteth,” ‘and many were Low repeating. Qaptain Naraan, from the family circle, said that tree years he had come to this place to see @ play, and bad sat near the very spot where be Dow stood, an unconverted and wicked man. He was ‘Wanksu! that God ba wake care of him, aud brought him imto the right faitn at last Eowin Forrest, it was sail, bad beep converted; but what were Mr. Forrest's sins to Bis own? He believed that uf he could be converted one else could also. A brotber in toe parquette exhorted his young friends to take the time now wo repent. Ae had himself been oonverted rixteen years since under the iate Spencer H. Cone, a converted actor. He bad heard it said that Chris- eans were crazy, Dut, for himself, he wished he had been ‘orazy fifteen years before. God would help ail that asked ‘mrivtance, and now wae the time fur young men to seek gaivation. An aged brother suggested there should be more prayer. A brother in the parquetie prayed earnestly, thanking God for the opportunity tor this revival, and for the unani- ‘mity with which ali denominations came together on one emmon platiorm for the glory of God He prayed espe cially for thore who had asked for prayer on their own and otbers’ behalf. A young brother ma private bex prayed for the suc. cess of Gods work, and especialiy thai ‘the Presideat who presides over this mighty land might be brought iaw fhe fold of Christ” ‘A middie aged brother In the parquette exborted for venty for toe cry of “ don’t go w the theatre” to be changed to the cry “do go to the theatre of Prayer.’ He had come from New Haven, where the news of this revival in New York had caused great retigions interest, fo that they held four meetings every day, and it was im- Die Ww etop them at the appowted ime, because the Cicthres and rwsore would keep on praying. Rev HaTviemp uitered @ fervent exhortation for 1 Wen to sieze the opportunity aud save their souls. Be ntvreneed upon them the efficacy of prayer, and de- clared that if be had any prospecta in life—any friends, @ay reputation or position—it was due to the religion of (Carst, which be had embraced. Christ was able to save to the udermost,’ and that should be a hope wo we most bardened sinner. The exercises closed with the benediction, and were deeply affecting to all present. FIREMEN’S REVIVAL MERTING. MEFTING AT THE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH — ADDHBHHES BY REY. A. A. WOOD, PasTOR, THOS. AMMITAGE AND K. M. HATCIELD—THE NECESSITY FOR RELIGION ON THE PART OF FIREMEN, BTC. ‘The Contra! Presbyterian church, Broome street, oppo- she Centre Market, was filled Inet evening by the firemen ‘Wf New York, in accordance with aa invitation extended Dy Ube Young Men's Christian Astociation, printed copies Of which were widely circulaved, and which, after be- towing a high eulogy on the department generally for @he Dodie heroism displayed by ite members on all eoca tons, drow attention to the fact that many among them ot bav.og the moral and religious advantages possessed By others in a different epbere of life, were lax in their @ttendance at the house of God, and in view of the in creasing interest manifested by all classes in spiritual eiaire, eipressed an earnest hepe that the department ‘wou! 1 attend in full force, whether in firemen’s or citi wenn’ drew ‘Toe Rev. A. A. Woon, pastor, alter opening the services fiale the object for which they had assembled, and re- ‘marked that they met on aspot on which a few years ego & Couristan sane had become the prey of the de- ‘Vastacing clement, on which occarion they had not only ahown tbe greatest devotion in endeavoring w save the q@acred building iteelf, but aleo the buiidings by waich it ‘was wurroanded ; oo that e tore Apyropriae piace coud goarcely bave been selected for their present exercises Be was aware that the issuing of the invitation was no @ommon thing, but they were living in no common daye of commercial embarrarsment and disaster, ‘which a few months overwhelmed them—when seemed suddenly wuched and crumbled w & war sink before this wide spread feeling of rel of the most important hours uau- lo business aifairs was Dow «pent in the ‘And he did not look apon the Class of men by whom thie viewed with the hoar it aaegee efit He 535 3 i 958 ay Ts HH i 4 LY and earnestly ex ot a be if ry thorn to-night aiming te yoar of jubilee to every aapive. He epoke of the Shaler ot religion, which Aimplicity wee of the greatest difficulty in the way of ite aimpemm ston, men baring to be reyuyenated before they tate it, and cometoded by urging his hearers fe gather into the ways of righteousness. jv. RM. Hatrorun, of the Forayuh Baptist church seald If any man felt av intorem in the welfare of the Ne “York Sremen tt ehould be tlumseif, bie church being « grounded by iheir residences: and in thie connection passed bigh encomi.'ms upon them for their uniform quiet aod orderiy bearing, Mentioning the fact that #houeyer by an alaria of @ Sabbath day, uover a wiue them whitkt passing the holy ae other mea had ! comary for s claae of men exp.wed daily Wo perils o y deseription to be ready to meet. heir Judge at any moment. How many thovrands of them no * yo Aad z Heriment might soon be expected (0 belong to‘ le then Desoaghs the prayers of this meeting for their sal The closing preyor was thes pronoysced, and the as We did not nowce that apy of the firemen appeared m THE SCOTT LIFE GUARD AND GENERAL SCOTT. ‘Ths corps assembled at the Mercer House om Toceday evening last, and after the reading of the minutes of the Previous meeting apd the disposal of some other busi- ness, the Secretary read the following communications:— Maipesameame, Scorr Lire GuARD, Lieutenent General Winrieip Soorr, General in Chiet of he United States Army, New York:— ‘Sik—The um |, scommitiee appointed for the pur. pose, beg leave to announce to you that tke above naines ‘Sorpa has been organ ted and 20 named an a token of the List sonsideration in whch you, air, are held by the persons son- storing tbe same, #8 well as to tuare the memory of the various acuone in which they ‘the honar to pariicip ste while under your command in the war with Mexico ‘When awa’e of the of which this association ie ex climvely composed, namely—ofiicers and soldiers who served ae above mentioped—you, str, will deem any raace OF thetr luating esteem as quite superrerogatory. Stull it is the duty of the committes to state that your patrooymic Was natu. Tally suggested amd unanimously, adopied as pati ot he ttle of th ‘wrth the bope that your valnable life may red to ‘ion for many years, and that, when ume y tbe remains of that army whose «ffoo mm mon were cementet together, it may ed at tbe final reveille in a glorions immortati:y ‘he Commition have the honor to subscribe thy mselves your obedient servants, WARD B BURNETT, Col. N. ¥. Vol B EAT, Col. La. Vol. y ‘hie Vol, HENRY G. tN. ¥. JH MCBART WARD, lat G. F MIN ABD, 24 U.S, arty. JOHN MACGBERGOR, $4 U.S. Dragoons. BUGB McDONNELL, WU 8, arty. New York, March 15, 1858. Vol 8. Inf. | Gexrurwex—I have the honor to acknowledge your letter anpouneing the formation of the Scott wife Guard, ae a token of tbe high consideration in which ita members are p! w hold me. ax well ss ‘0 perpetuate the memory of ‘he actions im which they participated while under my commani in Mexico This fisttering testimonial 1 am happy to rece've from my late brothers in arms, now dispersed in the walks of civil ife, amd to whose pairiotiam and valor] owe much of the credit with which I sm honored by our common country Reciprocating the affectionate wishes of t» corps, I remain, my friends. ever yours. ™ -[eup'soorr Gen J.B Hosart Warp, Captaine .oanding Scott Life Guard, and others. The communication of General Scott elicited much en thusiaem, and when the rrespondence was read the members rose en masse ar ave nine hearty cheers for their old commander. In thus organizing themsoives in #0 creditable @ body the members of this corps deserve much praise; the fact of their having defrayed all ex. Peoses wncurred up to tbe present out of their private means, speaks wel! for their ability to make their associa. tion a permanent body. Had the New York Voluateers acted with only one half the spirit and urbanity thus manifested, they would have served themselves more apd won a larger meed of sympathy from our citizens The next meeting of this corpe will be held on the 30th inst., when it is exvected the final arrangements will be made for a grand d-ess parade, to come off on the 1th proximo, being the anniversary of the battle of Cerro Gordo. Tux Wairuxn —The thermometer marked 68° in tho ade yesterday, and the day was as pleasant as though we were enjoying the “leafy mouth of June.” There was a starving display of fancy dry goods and millinery on the trottoir, and from the appearance of way one would Gna it dificult to believe tbat we ever had hard times in New York. Trim your vines and put your flower beds in order, Summer is coming. Tw Sak ov THe Cows Sreamers—At noon yee terday a large number of persons bad assembied on the Collins dock. It was announced that the well known Col ins steamers Adriatic, Baltic and Atlantic would be eold by suction at that hour, and it was in expectation of this event that the crowd had collected. Judging from the ap- pearance of those prevent, however, their interest in the tale seemed to be confined to the desire of satisfying their curiosity. Neither George Law, Commod sre Vanierbilt, or any other steamship speculator of any note was to be ecen im the neighborhood of here the sale was to take place, After waiting half an bour for the arrival of the auctioneer he at length mate his appearance; but, to the evident mortifi cation and disappointment of all present, be ooly came to state that the sale would not take place until the lst of April. and to put 9 potice to that effect at the entrance to ee immediately under the one which advertised the ‘Tuk RUNING ASSOCIATIONS. —It will be remembered what as hudbub was created a few years since by the building associations and what numbers of poor people were in duced toembark their means in these enterprises. Un Ger the influence of the excitement the Legislature passed & general act under which they might organize, hold pro- perty and the lke Since the pass: this law puolic — with regard to the value of these institutions has ebapged very much, and now a strong eflort is being mace to abi the law. The following is a form of pe- tition chat is being extensively signed:— Your pectioness, reaideute of he city of Brooklyn, respect fully represent associations which have’ been or- ganized under the law of 1A51. entitled “An Act for the in- corporation of Building, Mutual Loan and Accumulating Fund Assoclaons ” in thelr o: iniou, operated ua justly and oppressively upon an ¢: munity. Convinced that the whole ciple, and cemirary to & sound public poliey, they requem {Cur honorable body to repeal the said law, ‘nnd take auch urther steps as tay be proper to close up said associations. Tae ANTAL MreTING oF THE St Davin’s Soumiy was held last Mouday eveulng, whea the omeers of the society for ‘the ensuing year were elected. From the Treasurer's re- | port it seems the society hae $5,246 68 in money and pro perty. The society was reported to be in a flourishing condition, and of much service to our Welsh popuia- tion. Namionat Grarp Dam —The right wing of the Seventh regiment went through the regular monthly drill on Mon- cay evening last atthe City Armory The wing is com- Rone xe follows:—Fighth company, Brevet Col H. C. yumway, commanding; Fourth Company, Capt Riblet; Fifth company, Capt Speight, and Second company, Capt. Shaler. The exercises were ‘condncted after the practice lately introduced, known a ‘‘Hardie's tactics,” ana closed half past pine o'clock, greatly to the regret of a host We observe a new feature at the drills, and that ie the isening of printed tickets to |, aD arrange- ment that gave riso t much dissatisfaction, from many ladies and gentlemen being refused admission to the room. The left wing drill on Friday (this) evening. Admission by tickets only Scicox BY ARsENIO—Dastirenion THe Cacem.—Coroner Perry held an inquest yesterday, at No 183 Hoster street, upon the boty of a German, named Charles Meyers, who committed suicide by taking @ dose of arsenic while in aetate of melancholy produced by destitution From the teeumony of a daughter of deceased it appeared that a afew months ago a fire distroyed ail her tather'# progerty. Since then he has been outof employment apd bas suffered much in a pecuniary point of view in con- seqaence, Their rent bad not been paid tor two months, and the.r landlord bad threatened to turn tem out of the house. Verdict, ‘desth by suicide.’ Crveury To AxrMarls.—While the opposition Irish pro. cession was marching down Sixth avenue, near Twenty- sixth street, on the morning of St. Patrick’s Day, a one borse car came up, and on passing the band the horse became irightened at the music, and prancing out of the lime knocked one of the drummers down. in ver tural proceeding on bebalf of the beast excited the ire of one of the gailant soldiers ip the procesmon, who valiant yy from the ranks and buried his bayonet im the Uronst of the aniteal killing bim inetactly. This heroic deec was witnessed by hundreds of people, but there was bo obe present appreciative enough to reward this kind of valor by having the soldier arrested. Who is her Valor luke but should Bot pags unréWarded. Ping is East Terme Sraeer.—aAbout half past one orcoce on Thorsday morning, a fire broke oat in « frame stable located at No. Past Thirteenth street. It was totally destroyed. Lona about $100—no insurance fan te were occupied by Bernard Kelly, and owned by Tooley. To THR EDITOR OF THE HERALD. New Yo March 18, 188. ‘Will you have he Rindness to insert thia > et peenaen It in stated te paper of this morning that I would not admit the gentleman in my store inst Mun?ay evening. Such ia not dT not being a ph one near by. Mr. Huwood, ® was in my store at the time, naive class of the com. ‘stem is wrong, in prin- io the case—ihe geatieman SKEXEKEEKEREREER per 444 * 4a aan 4 42| a2 i438 ” Memphis, Teno. . Nashville, Tenn baa! Front evens Comrem.—An Irieh fight took place at the Catholic grave! at Lick Ron, near Cincinnati, on the éth inst, over the dead body of W. F. Tierney, One ely wented the corpee into @ vault, and the other ‘nvivted that it should be 4 in the grave, which war Delf Oiled with water, In the melee the coffin was tum Died about, broken and covered with mod. The laties, - (ing the widow of the deceased, took refuge in the cArringee Our Neve .¢ Correspondence. Une BLOOP-o7-WAR Varmauis,} , January 7, 1858 ‘The Batraordsnd py Shore Bun of the Sloop.of war Van" dalia o RY, Janciro—Health of Her Crew, be: Wo arriv’d hereon the Ist inst, baving made Cape Frio the day before. To which pomt the passage would be co”sidered made by some, but we claim only the fact Vat, from anehor to anchor—Portemouth, N H , te Rio— our passage ie the shortest on record; and were we to count merchaptman fashion, leaving out the day of sailing and arrival, we could claim a twenty-eight day passage; bot it is fair that all the facts be known. We erossed the equator in less than twenty-one days, in longitade 31 deg., having mado the parallel of 10 deg. N. in 29 deg. W. Ido believe, bad it not been for our standing ngging stretch” ing caneing us to yup under shor’ sail uutil et up afreehy that the pasrage would have been shortened several days Our ebip sails eleven knote uncer rdinary circametances Sbe is comparatively new. The crew as a class are eup? rior, and vow, only stx weeks in commission, can handle the bartery and the duties of » man o’-war gene rely, in @ manner creditable to a ship one year in com- mission. We are all very well, delighted with the ship contented with each other, and made constantly cneerfal = ctecnanenes: of the Sve, yas orion system a rentaee, jopied Secretary avy wel “4 ‘Wo were fearful that the yellow , but were happily disap- potnted. It 9 quite 3 [We have before mated the fact thet the Vandalia sailed from Rio Janeiro for Valparaiso on the lith of January.) Personal Intelligence. From St Thomas, in ihe brig Mery Stewart-—Captatn HP ‘rom in M wr O Ha baway, late of bark Kmpire, condemand, 1 W Lanford, of New ford; J H Faller do, D T Leavitt, Boston. From sichmond 4, ip the steamship James own—Miae MJGrebam MreF Kellam, Mra Talmage, Jobu {i Huff, Mre Simpson ond child. Miss Page, Mra CH Weston, Jas Buckley, AJ sobing, Sam] T Prewon, Eli Kull, Wm Davis. M Hosen beim, D Setzer, a W Monheath, T McKinsey, 0 wyor—and 21 im ibe sieergge: DEPARTURES. For Liverpool in steamship Europa—Mesers O Wm Bird, New York, B Jovephi, do; B Strange, do, 2 G Front, Mississippi; JH Rrefer, Switzerland: Wm Krefur, do; Bourcart, Paris; O Verrepuy, do; Mrs Nelson ‘rowell New York; Mr apd Mrs M Bartey, do; Mre T J Curtes, Boson; A & Petrie, New York; E elvermann do; (deo Burgess. do: P ‘V Ceasar, do; Esteran Bhinakoff, 5t Petersburg; Jno P Mey- 40; R @ Moulton, Mancheaters ork, er, New York; Jno i ewsna) = rang son. dive Lenses sm g Beil, irbe: earer of Ges; le we Yor! be o do, Capt Barvey Torol!. Pngland; Mr and Sirs Wan hooks, New York; Mrs Clivbors, verpOol; Mesara 8 8 Butlun au two sons, Am Cayes, and Mrs Frea Edge, plan¢ Fanny Richter, New York; B Behr, do; Peter Kelle: ha'menier, do; Lawrence, New York; J ana; Kaw Alecas, Iowa; B Aleeas, E aleeas, do; Chss Gumpertz, New Yoru; David Cairnes, Liverpool; Geo Scott, New York; Br- nest de Mawey, Waliforaia, Fred Sichenieya, St Louis: Dr and Nre Ridgway apd servant, Kngland; Mr ‘Thompeon, Bos- top. Tot FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. ‘Tuorspay, March 18—6 P. M. ‘There was rather ahoavy feeling in the stock market today. At the board lower prices ruled generally, while in some stocks the decline was of an impor'ant character. Tennessee State sixes fell off *{ per cent; Virginia, 4; Missouri, 34; Cumberland, 4; Paciflc Steamship Compa- ny, 34; Hudson River Railroad, 3%; Reading, %; Michi gan Southern old, 3; Chicago and Rock Island, 234; Mil- waukie and Miesiesipp!, X. Erie bonds, 1875, advanced 2 per cent; New York Central Railroad, 4; Erie, % La Crosse land grand bonds closed firm at 39\ per cest. cash. Rajlroad bonds generally were better this morn. ing. The great mass of this clase of security is well held, and it is very seldom any large amoun; comes upon the market, The orders for La Crosse land grant bonds come from all sections of the country, and the purchases are al- most entirely for investment. First mortgage railroad bonds, when issued upon @ proper valuation of property, are considered by our most cautious capitalists one of the beet securities of the day, and thay are mostly in strong hands. Bank stocks aro rapidly and deservedly losing character. The frequeat enor- mous defaications exposed, and the many that are covered up and are kept close by the officials, have weakened public confidence in this class of swcks,and the daly rates at the Brokers’ Board show that many holders are clearing out. State stocks have for some days been quiet California State 7's have been almost entirely withdrawa from the market. The low prices which have ruled for some time past have attracted a class of purchasers, who have absorbed all the amall lots afloat. The most impor- | tant decline to day was in Chicago and Rock Island. It opened at 78 and sold down, under pretty sharp ham- mering from the shorts, to 753 per cent cash. It soon partially recovered, and sold between the boards at 773¢ cash. A few day® ago this stock was in active demand at 88 per cent. This great fall will be very likely to bring in a strong party of new buyers, and @ rapid recovery is not at al) improvable. At the second board the market ‘was slight'y better. New York Central closed at 92, an advance of %; per cent; Hudson, % higher; Milwaukie and Mississippi, %. Michigan Southern opened at 253% cash, but left off lower, selling at 26, buyer 90 days, Michigan Central {ell off 34 per cent; Reading, \; Galena and Chicago, 4. Erie was pretty firm at 30 per cent at the close. . The Assistant Treasurer reports to day as follows:— Total ments, The receipts to-day include $67,000 from customs, and the payments include $5,000 on Califormia drafts. ‘The operations at the Clearing House today were as follows — $21,285,217 10 . 1,535,808 58 The directors of the Cary Improvement Company have declared a dividend of fifty cents per share, payable on the 20th of April to the holders of the stock on the third of that month. The Philadelphiw, Wilmington and Delaware Railroad have declared @ semi annual dividend of two per cent, payable April. At @ meeting of the Board of Managers of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, held on the 16th inst.,George Talbot Olyphant was unanimously elected President, in place of John Warts, resigned. The movement of the banks in the four principal cities of the Union, in which weekly reports are made, as shown by their last statemeats, is as follows — Speckle. Circulation, 92,961 076 6 655.958 7,889 O88 5 201 549 5,448 She 2,077,967 10967 228 6,000 769 $195,715,491 121,804,012 6.906 598 99,001,20 19,907,087 119,887 191 54,446 8/8 19 '459(645 The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad Compa ny for the first week in March, were — Loans, Deposits ¥. York, Mar, 19. 8105 28 1 Aisi ‘Moreh 15.. 62.069 742 18'909 6x2 20 622A ¥2,691.547 682, 181 nilsde iphia, do. N. Orleans, Mar.6. | 16,660,756 pany Fastern Extension first mortgage § per cont bonds. ‘The mortgage is only $10,000 per mile, and we learn the coupons have aways been paid punctually, the last baving been paid Ist of December, during the recent criew, The road is an cast and weet lime through the beart of Lilinois, and it in stated that ite earnings this win- kie and Watertown road due Ist of March instant will be paid at the Bank of North America on and after the 20th day of April next. The Milwaukie Sencinel of the 10th says— lowing table, as compared wi 1866 1867, From Pitteburg Pid From Oecinnau ‘2 From lows Prom Fehon From | ben me From Prar' To Minnesote river, ‘The firet rteamboat in 1467 arrived at St. Paul immense resources of Be ragieae the Pall capeeny of railroad lime to do the business. The grephical porition of this road whe Rt yd aad cometituting as it will, ft mast command the trade. ws 5 a0) . The Commiesioners of Allegheny county, under autho- rity of the recent decree of the Supreme Court, have oxe- cuted ® power of attorney to Gideon Soull, Charlee Oxm- bios and Malcolm Campbell, partners, under the firm of Seull, Cambios & Co., of Phi'adelphia, enabling them to ac cept the surrender of the county bonda issued im payment of stock in the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, together with the interest cov pons thereto attached, including such 4 are already doe and unpaid, so as to embrace ail claims of the parties hulding the said bonds, or arising from and dependent thereon In the Supreme Court of Penneylyania Chief Justice NEW YORK "qERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1858. Lowry bas just decided on @ cage Heated between the Oom- mopweelth and the Cleveland, Pamsville and Ashtabula Railroad Oompany. Where @ railroad company incorpo- rated in another State is authorized by an act of Assembly of Pennsylvania to construct a portion of its road within the territory of that State, the stock of such company in- vested tn that portion of the road within the limits of that State is liable to taxation, both om dividends paid in cash, and om dividends paid im additional stock. The Court bolds that, in assessing the tax, no difference canbe made between dividends actually paid to the stockhokiers and stock dividends, which are profite added to the stock of each corporation. Steck Tavrapax, March 18, 1858 ans Erie RR... DIO 6 Missouri 6's .. 835 Erie RR bs,’76 68 HRRB 3d mt 68% Cen 9496 11 Cen J*y ri'ts, 103 2000 terre H&A 2m 4634 19000 LaC & Miligb 3936 be00 BLO 8934 ar BSsSSSssszseees Ov aes oS 20 Gal & Chicago RR 400 Cleve & fol RR SSRERR gee me z % 50 do, .....03 77% 20% «660 LaC A MIRR.. 10; { 29% «6 Milw& Miss RR. 32% 90°” 18 Reading Railroad 575, CLOBING PRICES. fered. Asked 83% 83% Mich Bo &N Ta, 24% 25 Do 4955 50 Galena & Chic.. 934 9334 Cleve & Toledo. 46% 4735 Rook Island . 77% 78 Milw’e & Miss.. 320 33. | Mbobigan La Crosse & Mil. 1034 1034 Diinois Central. 95 $10,000 La Crosse & Mil. R. R. 7's .. Tat. added 65 10,000 Seinta & Hoos ing ba R. RT's. “ ~ 3 2,000 Watertown & Madison 8's. ae am Esssesesyes t af Q fil a! salea were made yesterday by A, J. Bleecker, fon & Co.:— pe fn stone basement house ani lot No. 80 mirest, 16x08... 6... $10, Past ev 00 Valuable brick store and lot, 124 Poarl at. mad 28,000 “ “ «| a8 Water f One lot on routh aide 14th st., opposite Adiemy of Music, 25%106,,..,..... oo ‘east 2SSSS8S emer ae * Port of New York, March 18, 1858. ‘Trask, Ne & Co. BHD Paructcur Lesch, New Orleans Bacon & .8bip R Robinson, Robinson, New Orleans—Snow & Bur- M A Forrest, Gillespie, Babia—Geo Moke & Co, Bale enisehenaee erent pu = Mentachy, Nichols, Richmond—Walsb, Carver & Willisms, Belfast—Orinnell, Minturn & 8 B James, Clark, Mobile—G A Ferris, fir kW Brot, Derr Wilmingion-J Smith & Co, leree, i Schr Czar, Hammond, Alexandria, 4o—W W Baker. Schr Neptune's Bride, Cillew, Maliimore—Mailler. Lord & Bebr J W, Faulkiin, Boston —| 3 Bloop Polnter, Fowler. aa Steamer Union, Cundiff, Philadelphia, Steamer Boston, Bellew. hia. Steamship Jamestown, Pi wits mase and passengers. 0 Ludlam & S,w in Heap. ton Roads. bark Crusoe, from Sombrero island, with guano, Suip Havre, Asking, Havre, Jan 23, with ménc, to WS Drayton. Experten strony 2.8 lea the entire pas 2k 8 pilot from boat JM Wwerbury, No 10, on the thip Florence (of Bowton),’ Di Bhanghae, Deo passed aniier Dec 24, Cape Good Hope, Yan 29, with tens: Ae, Wo Care: orkti? Borneo, Rawards, Singapore, Nov 2 with mdse, to er. Bbip Elvira (of Boston), Andrews, Callao, Sept 39, with ano to Barreda Bros. ‘Touched off Cape Henry for orders. ‘at into Valparaiso Nov 5\o recaulk upper works, and ald Uth, Touched at Pernambuco Jan 2j for provisions and to and sid 3st, Had moderate weather from Cave i: to Pernambueo. Dec 7, lat 64 658, Jon 68 31 Bea Lark, from Callao ‘for Cork; 4th, lat 55 50 8, lon 64 89 exchanged signals with Brehip Argyle, from Callao tor Cork; Jan 5, iat 29 15 8, lon 26 ae oF ezemeege g ale with Br ship Wm Peel, 12th, lat 23548, lon 3005 W. exchanged si; bed brig Lig = ope aby gets fd, ed 57 Hope; same day, spoke Br ajesty, ow for FE Gnas ew Crten tage, wits nte, © lew 's, w ‘Frost. apg bear yt bas pean 16 days nor b Of Havterua. Merch 1 lat 34 47, fon 76 30, spoke whip Kalck erboekes, from New Orleans for Liverpool; 18ib, spoke sehr Pilot F, and for Hoaton from Gonaives, wich loss of maiD! feet above deck, and foretopgallant mast, woul get into pd York Uf possible—was 36 deye out aod had been ays. Ship Martha.) Ward, Storer, New Orleans, 28 days, with mdse, to J E Ward & Co. Ship Sultana, Barret, New Orleans, 9; daya, with mdse, to Wm Nelson & Sous. Anchored on the dar at 1:30 PM 18cn, at #50 AM 18th, saw wherm brig on Barnegat Shoals with aij sail set, tbe sea breasing over her. apparently just gone on; judged her to have had mol deck. rh Imperador, Hupbard, Pernambuco, Feb 15, and 8t ballast, toH Kibby. 18th inat lat 21. lon ‘Thomas March 4, {n 6919, spoke Dark Amazon, from &t Johns, NF, for Porto Rico Wildfire, Campbell, Vera Cruz, 34 days, with hides, 4c, to Hars oun’ Bros Beer 17 days Not Hatierss, experi: enoed heavy NW gales. March 14, [at 37 17. lon 69 50, spoke sebr Pilot Fish, of and for Boston, with head of mainmast gone and loss of foretopaail yard; March 2, lat $148, lon 78 21, ex ed signals with bark Mary C Fox, of Portland, bound N. 18 Bark Kate Lincoln, ( Demarara, Feb 18, tn ballast, to John Smith & Co. Feb 22 lat 14 11, lon 6002 spoke ‘ship Maris”, for Barbadoes, 22 days out; Ith inst lat $202 loa 69 25, saw a hip showing a white signal with a red ball io it. Bark Price of the Sea, Urann Arroyo, PR, Feb 38 wih malsco, to Yznaga del Valle & Co ohne Eaton, Ponce, PR, 18 days, with sugar, Bark Ula Dominion Powell, Clenfucgos, 16 days, with su- gar, to Robert & Witliams. Bark Mary Chipman (of Boston), Hill. Cienfuegos, 30 days, with molasses tomasier. Has experienced very heavy wea: ther. Istinst, off Hatteras in a gale from NW, whic! 12 days, lost desk joad of 6) hbas molasses. nit sails, &c. ‘& Ainab (of Portlana), Nevins, Ti }, Cuda, 21 days, with molasses, to Geo 8 Siephenson: Bark W O Alden, McGill, Cardenas, March 6, with sugar, to F Alexandre. Brig Lauretta, Dunbar, Para, Feb 7, wih rubber, &c, to Burdet: & Noble. Feb 8, in the river, passed bark Fleur de Vere, avd Br brig Isabella, bound up Brig Thomas Tileston, Mocrel!, Carthagena, Feb 28, with mdse, to P M Spofford. Brig King Bird, Brown, Porto Cabello, Feb 21, with coffee, 4c, to Hamilton & Co. 4th inat, lat 21, lon 74, spoke brig New vitas, Nelson, ‘rom Mayegnes for New en. elo, Feb 18, with Bx lepeed nothing but brig Tb Watison, , Porto cottee and hides, to Dallett & Blisa northerly gales from tbe Passage up to Hatteras; lost suileand started bowsprit; from He teras lo the Highlands had light 8 ‘nds and thick wea bomaa, condemned), \o master. ig Croton, Biye, Port an Prince, 2) days, with logwood and coffee to 01. 4A Ferris. Brig leabella Beurmann, Tames, Port au Prince, Fab 2, wood, coftee and honey, to R Murray, Jr. Fe> 2, spoke schr Iraabee,”” 18 days trom Machias, American colors, with sveeerng ENE. Thol 8 Dut strong weaterly wind with squalls of rain an 1. Brig Philip Larrabee (of Bath), Auld. Port au Prince Feb 19, with coffee, &c, to master. 18tb inat, lat 3 15. lon 71 30, spoke schr Pauline—bad lost deck load, boat. bulwarks, an ‘Woe leaking badly; lay by ber until dark, when we lost sight her; are were under close reefed fore topanil ah the me, it ‘a gele from 8W. Lincoln (of well), Pinkham, Mayaguez, ih enger, io) W Riwell aco, sd io compan " , and Fredonia, for New York @ Chaloner (of East Machias), Thompson, Gun} company with schra Ruby, ‘Tracy, for Dowion, and@ Back, sebrs Ruby, » for an Coombs, for New Haven." 7 Brig Lanaarotie, Harriman, Arroyo, PR, 20 days, with au gar, to master. Brig Orinoco, Ray, Ponce, PR, 25 days, with sugar, to a Brig LW Anger (of Belfast), Toothacher, Ponce, PR, 26 gaye, with sugar, to HD rooksnan & C._ 10th ins, Lat 38 44, jon fe ship Thos Jeflerson, Sictaon, 10 days from New Orleane for Liveapaol; 16h Int 34, lon 73.18 spoke back Ma- ryland, Greene, from Zanzibar for Pravidease, 81 dayeout, Brig Ernestine Giddings of Buckspor!), Rose, Cleufucgos. 16-daye, with sugar, te KP Buck & Co. Brig Handy (of Goldaboro), Handy, Cienfuegos, 82 days wideugar, ‘Thompeon & Wanier. experienced bear) 9 5 white monkey rail and painted has experienced from la! 24 no! ‘and when in lat 30 N had heavy r. Brig Futerprise Grindle, Trinidad, Cuba, Feb 11, withaa | gar, to H D Brookman. Brig Luey Hey wood (of ), Po Feb IR, with sugar, \o TH Baaford. orman, Colina from Fran! ra, Trin'dad, Cut 24, int 24 50, Jon 7 e schr Kfors rig Mary, Gibbs, Trinidad, Feb 12, withaugar, to 8 Ste: | eon. Brig B Yonng (of Calais), Colson, Trinidad, Feb 11, with molaases, to Renauld & Francois, Has had very heavy’ wea- walla, Bo. Brig Favorita, Michener, St Jago, 29 days, with augar, to Moses Taylor & Co, Has had heavy weaiher, split walle’ Ac, Brig Three Bisters, Robinson, Neuvitas, 's. with mala- do, &c, and 2 pansengers, to Neleon Placn, Brig’ George Biockham (of Bath) Hill, Matanzas, Feb 28, molannen, o master. Brig James Davia (of Stockton), Staples, Cardenas, 6ub inst, to Hl D Brook Nickels, Cardenas, March 6, 2th, lat 36.04 lon 7428, spoke Henry, from ( for Philadeiphin. Eliza Ann (of St George), Tracy, Cardenas, Feb 1, with sugar to master. 14th inst, lat ‘Sh 0, Jon 72 3%, spoke sehr Fmma Y, of Providence, from Gonaives for Boston; (Sth, Jat low 72.30, spoke sebr Georgiana, from Cardenas for * biladely bia—; ied having experienced heavy weather, feck loath, split foreaah and ‘was shor\ of provisions, rr. F tarted with which we supplied her. tims 9] Brig ir), Pearman, Berm Brig to Thom peor q Brig Lydia Biever, Gates, Wilmington, NO, with naval ars Palace tof Cot bia), Leighton, Ji il, Feb a ‘am bia), , Jacmel, Fe eo Mayhew, Talbot & Co inker (of it), Rio Bache. Feb 2), with wood, Ac, to Brett. Bon > 28. im the Cayoos Passage. spoke schr Quickstep. from Jacme! for Roston. ‘Rebr jardner (of Boston) Rarding, Bagua la Grande, Fen & with sugar, to master Pxperienced hoary weather, apiit salle Ae; heen 17 daye N of Bobr Richard Veur (of . Frick, Matanzas, Th inst, with sugar, to PN Kehr Orimen (Br); Tobin, Halifar, NR, 12 dayn, with Gah, to FI a bia, SALLED. Lt NB Pope, from Quaraniine, shipa bese Java, Glasgow; The sloop David Van Name, Capt Squires, hence for York River, Va, was capalzed and sunk at 10 o'clock yesterday morn: ing off the Quarantine station. The captain and crew were resened by @ boat from the sehr © P Sanders, hence for Wil mington, NO, and were transferred to (he boate of the U 8 Tevenue cutter Washington, who proceeded immediately to Uheff nasistance, and took them on board of the cutter, where they were provided with dry clothing, Breawen Worcesran, lorwich —— of the Ni - to Snihe Bry dock tor repairs. ‘The ste e ber pines, line will be will tak StRaxaen Osrnay, of the Providence ti the night of 16th er went ashore on Pi (que partioulars, (Hy telegraph.) Snir Star oF Horr—A enter da by Guin 4 the ahip Star te 4 3 "1 yeater ome ek owner on fy 1 of Hope, ton Roads, - Bara We Wrisson, Farrell, at Philedetphie from Blo te, 15th eiro, bad heavy wesiber, and was from. ihe Ist to uring the fog om La, Gilkey, before reported below Baltimore Ap Kanth MFRe apa see for lighter ‘four Oarrtam, at — from Jacksonville, lost deck Jond, boat, aplit sails, Ae. ssovnne, Bpear, from Mew York for Frankfort, pesona tity tnee len south of Ger Laat, 2 oupes Tug) tod'aunk by collision with schr Gen rae. before repor ‘earie.) Grover, at Providence from Mobile, experienced ny cekce the entice don the J inat, off Higilerss, durion's violea} gale Spow NW, lot bow, it eae, swept deeka Ac. | ina, Dusbar, Darien, 16 days, with yellow pine, & unter. The pilots at Charleston state that the Toner Bi Channel Bar has gove adrift and that Pumpkin Mit uo fave sinking condition. cbr Be Hatha Cid at Gloucester tel way, of Sippican. to ft for whaiing. egpecaiond baa! donoinia ‘Deo 34; South Beaman, Norton, FH, ta er At Hilo Dec Alice Frazier, Newell, NB, had shi 12/800 Ibe bose bone by sehr Lincliso Tor Houshaus PPO Spoken, dic, Ship Westmoreland, Decan, trom NOrleans for Liverpool, 4, off Cape F Ship Harpswell stecring ‘'N " no date, lat 26, 1on 68 42 (ahi wana). for Boston, Bai fel po Be alo trom Troop Jan 7 for Hat fil Josiah Bradlee, Harding irom Calcutta Feb Zi—by the bark Todue, at Baltimore from Rio Janeiro. Bark Wialfred, Munson, from Rio Janeiro for Pilg Webnior Kelley, Mi from Georgetown, 80, f¢ Kelley, |. from , 80, Guadasoupe. Feb 12, fat 24 08, lon 69 85. <a Rehr Life oat, from Mayaguez, PH, for Boston, March 15,! Ofek Kate weevil Wicks, from Wilmington, NO, for Boe fate Merril ton, Marck 16 Cape Herry NW by W 20 miles. Echr Chase. from NYork for——, 7 days out, March 2, Ing 24.38, loo 73 10. = Aux Caves, Feb 1¢—Ip port brigs Lion, Berry, for Bostom 14g. Geo Woah gion, Reaver, rin Witting oa, NC. dogs achr Oleons, Leonsrd, from St'Thomae, arr Lith, uno. CaLpena, Jan 23—in port ship Harriot Krving, Manning, for Boston as Kvangelive, Olark. for do few dayas ; Dar 1@, Nickerson, for do via Flamenco next day. Rat. about Jan 28—1n port ehip Jas eld, Lees c for Boston lig. Port schra Fearless, Care Hartian, Feb 1 and Mary Clovelans, nonsritne! den a delta, Coot, Boston DeMAKaka Feb 19—In port barks ¥ F gyod arr 16 b, ding: Kate Wheeler, Grunt froma Mecttas one rani we reported tor Eur brig Humb Gamag tre Tihrand o'bersas betsre, © UUme2Ish sees Grxoa (not Cadiz), Feb 17—In port bark Carlo Mauran, Orleans, parly discharged, uneertain w' Andros. from N bere and. Guatama, PR, Feb 28—In port orgs Renshow. Pierce: Orion adeins. Yor! Judge Bian ‘ana Danich Molony, Steelman, tor NYork, e * #arrar. C Hertz, scofford: Sahwa, *mall, Louise 28 Brows, Brown, for NYork do. sid. lag, Mt Menus, Freworgy. ; 3 Niaven do; nepr 4 ‘ind. Rea Boning Rogers. for doco: Walsh Paine and J Tth bark Davies Webster, Ward NGa ‘ea: 26h, achra Rab; Tracy, Los'on; C Buck, Coombs, NBaven. “ ye Havana, March $—1n port dark Laaerk, Upton, for Cork anda mkt, to load molaraes at £210. carries 650 bhis; bs Crimea, btinson, fo- Cardenas and NYork, to load sugar 9G $44 per bb wnd molsanen on ‘deck at $2%; lanthe Mablmang for Cardenas to load for Moston, geis stce Fates; Jacoh Docks Thompacn, for do and B mat N of Hacieran, gets sane rates achr Panthes, hoper, tor Matsnzas ‘0 load molasses for NOr= lean at $239 per Jacunt, Feb 22—In port achra agate Atkins; Qairkstep, Bush, avd George Millard. Snow, «li from apa for Boston F days. (The Quicksiap Was apoken FD 28 1a Cayoon 0.3 pizsounss, Doc M—arr abip Samuel Lawrence, Patieny oeton. Montevinno, Jan 6—Arr hark Stevens, NYork Matanzas, March &—In port barks New EB». pire, Randall taken ap for Falmouth st £2 7 6, carries $300 boxes; Topeka, Church , co do, carries 200 boxes Mayaguez, March 4-5id origs Neuvitas, Nelson (sinoa spoken), and Fredonia, Lord, NYork. Pour av Puixce, Feb 26—In port barks Orlando, Connor, for Bos on dg; Ema Cushing, Lix0n, from Portiand arr 17. Clara Windsor, Mckwen, hence arr 224: Chas E Lex, almel-- from Kaltimore arr'2tth; Ariel, Cheeseman heoce srr 2h Medora, Kennerson, from Wibnington, NC. arr 24th. Going ip, sebr * Iraadee,” 13 days from Maohiaa; also an un-: Knows fore and aft ache. Pana, Fed 7—In port brig M Shepherd Wiliams, for Saleny ina month In the river, ouund up, bark Fleur de Vere, ang Gr brig Isabella Powce, March 10—In port bark Laura, Wright, for NYork Ann, Tho weller, Sargent, dg, orgs CB Alien Jobnson, hence ding, mas, from (supposed) Norfo k do; Ocean from Norfolk do (has been reported for N York); arab P. Lord, from Wimwgion, NC, for NYork do Keoka Ti Boston 2 days; Kobt Mowe, . Niiaven Mag my Parsone, an? Elias Dudley, kine, for NYork. tbo, Long. oc schra Ionia . for NYork, 4 Harding, and ary Alice! Welsh, bones, ups 2 e 7 ‘arah. Moore, to load for ata port bark Freier union pedes im 4 Frulier, Uawen, Stam snd George Thomas, Hearn, wig fet: brige Walcbam, Tasha, Mitebell; Nuiad, Lela | Misc Hawk, Raine k Xquall. B Randolph ‘Lufkin, Dani 40 ney ‘Swann, Colins, Rio Jaxeino.Jau Sd th p iniane Queem, Hugelea, New 10 JANEIRO, Jan 3'— 5 juggles, Ne! Orles: ported for U'states). ‘A Cords, Tisles si Br Jaco, Feb Lew: ate dell; Blac! ryan fe Beagan Bastern Star Acserley, aod Thomas do; sehr J Hi Toone, Pennington, une 1—In port bark J W Horton, for Cadiz, ygnet Lam n,for &1 Jouns, PR March ¢—In portechr “Ellen Benner,” Carr for Bristol, RI, 2 days. TRINCOMALEE, Hindostan, Jan 25—In port bark Helicon, Cole, from Cardiff arr 17th. tor Maulmetn after diag. hb S—In port bark Frankiln, Mitebell, for ywly. Titamps, March 7—No Am vessel i Vauranaiso, Jan 3i—In port ships Morning Glory, Hobbe Callao, Raving repd). for Cork enoat ready: oO loKay, for Callao, do; William, Berry, for Corumel vo load for Ban Francisco do, Marcia © Day, Chase, sad Geo Hurlburt, Cr chartep; Atias. Brigh man, for charter: Be- Monroe, do; Sarah Marep, Pmery unc; barke cher, do; Lamon, bartiet, aing, for cht; sche Emeline, Blum. une. port bark ae fr New Vana Cnvz, Mared 6—In York 10th; achr Trinity, Inte of NOrieans, Home Princess Katahdin, Lizzie Ha ward, bark Raw’ Cavdsce, Active, America. Bart d nat sa‘! 12h, ag reported +LIIMORE March 17—Arr ship Versailles, Kldrdes, so via Hampton Roads; barks Maine, Parnbam, Matanzas? Thompron, Kio Janeiro; »mazou Kirwan. St Jobas, brie My rs ‘k. Bain, Cartenss; George Lohse, Hatha- Tho Towaend, Mutansee, jaee Gots, Hamereds ' na, Townsen tanz.@. Jol ‘once. Moore Smith yi ‘as M gacblin, Jacksonyi':o, Heroine, Champlin, N London, steamer Jeckson, Talis: Coma, Rotterdam, wig Romer Wye dgeryesawee a, % or man. KC, sohre Hunan Cannon, Moles, Havana, Oces Bird, Gibbe, Jefferson, Phillipa, salem: WA Dreesar, Providenoe. 1 Hated, Charlestyp, ld beig Sarah Wilzebeth, Raynes, O fchr Geo 8 Adams Chase, Kiagston, Ja. CHARLESTON, March 13 PM Ar seamahte Marion, Pos- ter, NYork; brig keopire, srowell, Bomon: sears Dew Drops Ruland, Baracoa, Jonn Bell. Hallett, St Pierre, Mart, in Thomas. Sid echre Connecticut, Nelson. Havana; b Hart, | Thomas, Darien. Ga Msth—Arr brigs Preciosa (Sp), Pages, St Johns, PR: Wia- | yaw, Wyman, bucksport, M1. hig aoe Russel Condy. x | Orleans, barks Valet (Gr) McMonsele, Sordésus, Mary Elizabet NYork, Min Ms Bareeilo: sebr Wm Abdo". Smith Jacksonville FALL RIVE: 1j--Sid schr B 8 Dean, Cook ( ortoik) on. Atanshor below, schr Minerva, Wiaalow, ‘which ald 16th for Alexandria. GRORGELOWN, $0, March 5—arr schre Amy W Leola, Wilson, NYork for Pensacola in dis'resn, %h. 8 iraea, Dow- | tag, NYork; 10h, JT Grice, Rodgers (barlemon; 11th, orig: fini Webster, Williams, do; sehr Caroline Orant, Shute, dot ‘Cid 13th sehr F Nickers mn Good! fo GLOUCESTER, Mi Norn: Clarion, Morse, ; Neptuna, mall, Machina Hater, Gookin. “Bobutn,”’ Stimpson, Camden’ ibih, brig Rebecea & Frances, Colon; for N York: fone tor HOLMES’ HOLE, March PM—Arr bark Charles Wil R, 3 Pam a um. sbagannal for otra “Alfred Chase non; e Doane, ‘Harwiab Norfolk, DW tamingnd, Wren, For land for do haere Tes, “peeen, ont fd sche Alfred Chaao, " Baker pp * and 0 W Hemmond. . rae Wth—Arr Frances Ellen, Matanzas for Portland. lea Witllum, brign N Atowors, Fran In port ve ml Eee tase renee land. 1B GT Ward, Hay} Now sorks chy ; Olontie Drak: iin, La wig ie) N b Boyn . ny OS at eipelenpany BEDFORD, Nd ache Smith, Kelly, rob ioAre woke Th WYore Aan , March 16—Arr Martha Anna, Babcock, erates ater fant, et Epear do: tor |, Cot, fro BP MARKS Mmoon 3 NYork. nex TLMIN' it a * grt. No ew (0, March 16—Arr sohr Luey A Orowg, ee