The New York Herald Newspaper, March 28, 1858, Page 8

Rad Tragedy at Geass Valley. SM. M FRANAN, PSS WIFS AND THRE CBTLDREN POISONED. ‘account of a most mournful tra- bag oocurred ab Grane Valley oo tue Zist uit, Qe terre Mr. Branpeo was @ highly edecaicd and 5 mectea wih the New Yorm press for some years, and as a ‘wtenographer or editor had few equals. He went to Call- Yorvis almort two years ago, to superiotend the oparations ‘@ the Mount Mimiog Company, @nd as soon as he Dad mace the necessary Arraugements seat for bis (amity, te whcm be was devotedly attached. The Mxpress saye:— ‘Aman named Brannan apd his wife degberatsly poison ed themselves and weir three cuildren, two daaghvers | perm, And 4 sou, Whe latier aboot five yeare old, Tas servant a@m) came into the room where Braguan and bis wie were sitting, about 12 o'clock, and aaved what she mould get for dinner. i wife assent Meg, spawerec that they would make out on ‘a speck,” aod that sbe might g# to charch and stay ss long as she liked, Whea ee returned in the evenme, sbe found the whole farmtiy ceai! Braanan was | Peter Van O Linda, of Tyme ov the floor, with one of tue children near om. Mre Brana was ON Une sof, witb avosber Oy her side, apd the third chid was lying by wgelf on the bed ~allcold wad stiff A physician having beea catled in, pronounced em a)! posoned, but with what drug or compound we ave net learned. He bad been ova | tue Jehneon, of ome Auburn, Feb, 10, the wife of Edward M. fall, Hanna.—In San Prancisce, Feb. 20, the wife of M Har. "HpSitn in San Franeiote, Peo, 20, the wie Beary 4. Kees, ofa daaghar. shige ¢ Ta 2an |, Feb, 22, the wife of Charles C. ‘1p San Leandro, Feb. 10, the wife of Augus- a roD. Muuiaw.—In Shasia, Feb, 16, the wife of Mr. Mullen, of oD. NewnavEn.—In Placerville, Feb. 18, the wife of Mr. D. Newbsuer, of a daughter, Papon.—At Princetown, Wife of JW. Fadon, of a dauguier, RosexneiM.—In Nevada, feb. 16, the wife of Max Rosen- of twin daughters, AucuaRpson.~ Ip Henovulu, Jap, 20, the wifo of Mr. Ira Richaroron, of a son, Rowri.— tn 3acramento, Feb. 22, the wife of P. #1. Ras- fe!!, of a daughter, Van Murkx.—At Bates’ Ranch, Trinity county, Feb. 7, the wife oP. Van Metre, of a daugter. Van O Linpa,— At lone, Feb. 18, the wife of the late &son. WaLkER.—In Petaluma township, Sonora county, Feb, 21, the wife of Alonzo Walker, of a son, MARRIED. An Way—Di Him —In San Francisco, Feb 22, by B Car- man, Justice f ibe Peace, Fifth district, An Way to Di The cause of Lule strange and horrible deed is left only | He, both Canton, China fe conjecture. 1) is supposed to have been owing Ww great AYELIrrE-- LaMrHkaR —At Mokelume Hill, Feb. 17, Mr, pecuniary trouble and embarrasmect Mr Braanan | samvel Beary Ayelile to Mise Esther Lamphear. Samed a sarge quartz claim, which was mor gaged, and He bad employed a eonrivera rie numer of banca, whom be could aot pay, ud WhO were clemoring for their wages. Hs was ruined the mortgage about te ba forsclosed, aad saw no dope of rele’, and io #4, of desperation con eta ed to ene Lis Life and bis miseries together. Gloomy fedeed must have been the state of mind wich could hare meuced a husband and a wife thus to tay do sn their own Rives a the ehrine of Deapair, and to sacrifice the lives ako of their beloved and tnnoeen: offepriox. ‘The ages of the parties are as follows:—Mr. Brannan ‘was about 38 years of eee, and bis wife 30; the chil¢ren 4%. 3 aad 2 years. respoctively. We append the follow jag ever, addresed to Mir. Martineaux, ihe secretary of he con; . This wikhout date, Ma Marriwracx'—I leave yor power of ptorneg, will and Dil) of sale, o! ail my personal effec sand tbe house. The oower, ha! you may do the best sou can for yourself, the other too papers, that you may have the house, anich is justly youra, hat you may turn anyding that la mioe ini money, which send to Robert Thallou Henover Bank Burlding, New Wort city, for the use of my mother and wi deatitute.’ This 's my only regr= where i ave no coubt we shall have a better tate je for ushere. I bive written to Thailoa ‘wate, $8 Throgmorton street London, about m: 21,000, at seven per cent, would make -bem ¢ Die. They, snd afew friends might do something for the rich siockhoiere The money the company owes week: @ be, and tell bim what I have risked aud lost, Msi you can that way, 'ts my only sorrow. could I help them, but 4 feat it s quite imposaple Bence For ton years they have bad nodung out what 1 hare seat ibem. If cny money of mine ean be got out of the con sere, send if to Mr Iballon forthe same purpose, Yo I 1 Hf find lisze of attachments confessions 8nd notes in my pocket memorandum book. Sce that Mr. Judd loses nothing by . Twoulduot have ulm lose adollar on my pmem der true aad noble. a: the tame me; did T live and ever do well many would ever ‘would believe ! had acted basely here, avd this would make Rife bitter. There is a hide money, the last | have, tm the ieft Bend drawer of ibis desk. Sead i't Tealloa, forme mother | Brierly, 0d si ter—don'’ mind burial expenser—w rans Valey owes me an) my fn enongbearh to cover as, avd tbat is all better by both by »eing more precias to bis word. think the creditors should st once have the orop arty. @o vot blame bir. have been done under bulf madness. many whose kindness | hace felt. @ny one—(Muscachuretta Hil! is the deceiver)—but they would that I bad done il, which I could pot foreseen for weeks; ing all Icould not too; but there is 0 Kind, with his cheerful. good natured tase. 10 not things. | mysel: ‘Dught to mention with plessure (be Kindnese ot Mr. and Mrs. Atwood dey days, for then there would be noend and my strength might fail me. Une thing pleasrs me for your sske—all will understand when I did not, what Mr Svivester termed to-day, “tke care Of mysel:,” that you did not. In this your excul- Potion may be found Dhrare ot hin Whst ® ot Herence between bis dens and Saive! One th les me—ihat we may be found | Woods, Defere being ls. Thereby request you be let decounp: my body wo tbe surgeons. ‘This I wouks de make of a takes have happened. There wae no date toany of the letters, end no signa. ure to this. {Letter to Mr. Joha D. Boyd.) saver, are left tin leasing. otberwise Tam | Bal yy in gOlDg With my »aloved wife and children, to wban any & ay mother ani mvorta- | Wa) be aforture to them. Suppose you write Sausrwatie Do aaything I could coatiaue the world | Rev. Mr. Brierly, Mr, Nathan Lazeil,’ of ps he bce R. 1 , to Miss Sarah A. Underwood, of W te." No other une Ido not blame him—poor fel ow! {a W¥ing to nave si be would have dooe Ap it is, T But f 1 think bis acts of ihe last two weeks I woutd lize to mention Mr. and Mrs Rush; dat lite airs So omon—ber sweet, good face cutme to he t, Bnowing the vss Thad, in some sort brough: on ber ‘So'eresi: although—like otbers—like you and my sel{—I thought all would be well. ido oo" foe) vit 1 missed or deceived | Spragg to Miss lydia U. much Poor Me De- laoo; Tknow that be can, badly spare his money; yet alway fe: bi Jose if you cam help it I bope 1 may remember thie ana such Lad to leave: and it was cowardly to leave my poor wife snd children behind, 80 they come with me. I 1 do not let my thournts rn behind my Grass Val- Tt almost makes me smile now, that at ony event, as i. is ibe bes use lean cy, thing so uecless fea? tis cyanite us weak, and | Morgan N. Young to Miss Margaret Thompson. 0 do, bui noi do its work. Keep us all many days, AvzeRsts—Prevost —la San Jose, Feb. 15, John Auze Louise Prevost. ciTene I D—Hin.—At St Louis Mill, Nevada county, Feb. 11. Geo. M. Buterfleld to Corgetia C. Hill, Covxcn— Preeti —In Sacramento, Feb. 14, by Justice Biole man, John Church to Mugs Mary Apn Freeth. Cownr—Catzn.—At the Dalles, Jaa. 20, E. J. Cowne to Most Rachel a. Caicd, Cuanmess—Noxpixe.—In Marion eounty, 0. T., Jan. 14, Mr. Jos Charmness to — Rachel eA ae CunysixR—AUTIER.—In Benicia, Feb. 18, A. Chry: Fe icin Autior, both of Saisan City, , Cammax—Rocer.—In Unton City, Feb, 19, Mr. Lewis Can man to Mies Henrietta Rogge. Drew—Cnrossy —In Umpqua county, Jan. 12, Edwin P. Drew Wo Miss Nancy > ‘ockion, Feb. 23, George R. Dingle Dincuk—Gace —ln to Mies Ida Gnge. Fox—Soorms —At ABoghanytown, Sierra county, Feb. 1, George W. Fox to Permetia G. Soles, Hia.sy—Harey.—at Monmouth, 0. T., Jan. 24, Bedford iby to Miss Mary Haley. Barss—Reecer.—In Benicia, Feb. 16, George Hausa, of Sacramento, to Matilda Ruger. HorowaY—Sxinyern —In Alameda, Feb. 9, Cyrus Hollo- to Ann E. Skinner. |ACOR—-LEVY Io San Francisco, by Rev. A. Galland, Feb. 28, Mr. Lewis Jacob to Mian Bertha a Krith— Arwirt.—In San Francisco, Feb. 22, by Rev. W. A. scott, Mr. Wm. H. Keith to Miss Sarah A. Atwill. Kaxsieti—WevGant —Io San Francisco, Feb. 18, Joseph Kamasieli to D ©. Weygant. Keev— Warr. Oroville, Fed. 16, Hamilton J. Keen to Martha A. War xe.—In Yambili county, 0. T., Jan. 21, M. KE, Moore, LAschriei pa Me J. Lancetield to Mrs. M. kK. Tazsii—Usparwoop —In San Francisco, March 2, by the Providence, Milss—RUx —Al Santa Rows, Feb. 21, John Miles to Mise Jane Rue. Moxnis—Yares —In San Francisco, March 8, by Rev. B. Mr. Henry Stanford Morris to Miss Jetty Ann Yates, a!! of San Francisco. Moxtey—Catnoon —In Scott Valley, Yreka county, Feb. 16, 5. T. Moxtey to Sarah M. J. Calboon. }xon—Pumxins —tn Columbia, Feb. 15, James W. Prior to Miss Martha Perkins. Srowsii—Rice —In Portland, Jan. 25, George W. Stowell to Mise Marietta Rice, Surra—Taviok.—In Portland, Jan. 24, James Smith to Muss Mery F Taylor. Srracc—Couakp —Io Salem, Jan. 18, Mr. G. Smith Collard. Sroxek—Aypx—In Benicia, Feb. 25, T. B. Storer to Guesie E. Hyde. : ‘Stew art—Pyrvv.—In Lassen township, Tehama county, Feb. 14, 0 P. Stewart to Elizabeth Pyrunt. Turk—Ahapa.— Ip Sao Francisco, Feb 19, by B. Carman, Justice of ihe Peace, Fifth district, Ab Tuck to Miss Abada, both of Centen, China. Towxsex>—Wayurks.—In Polk county, 0. T., Jan. 21, Thos. Townend to Miss Eliza Ann Waymire. ‘Vicxoli—Levenons.—In Mariposa, Feb, 20, Angelo Vig- nol to Margaretta B Leverone. Wairs—Horyuan.—At Corvallis, Jan. 10, Mr. Edward M. White to Mise Nancy M. Hoffman. Weici—Danunc —In Sep Jose, Feb. 21, John Welch to Haitie D., only daughter of Benj. . Woom—Vinkvann.—In Sacramento, March 2, Matt Sberiff of Yaba county, to Elien G, Vineyard, of Sacramento. YousG—Thompso.—In Upper Placerville, Feb. 25, Mr. DIED. Avnott.—At Mount Pleasant, near Jowa Hill, Feb. 19, Mary A. Abbott, aged 29 years. BLack —At Aliomana, near Havalet, Kanai, Sandwich Isiands, Jobn Black, an American by birth. My peak Jouw eeacburetis bill hae fairly beaten me, by. aed T sim tires Out and dail ot the tature, edhe T take | BUCHANAN —At Mokelumne Hill, Feb. 14, W. P. Bucha- sdden jeave of al) ident see anything worth srugeling nan, Feq., aged 25 years. for. There is clone ov $18,00) due ind T never would feel | Cour —in Monterey, Feb. 2, Thomas Cole, aged about 45 anny Ul oil war paid. If } ever made eney myself | years, a native of England. would fee) bevnd vo 1, 80 Ubere is no very goed prospect C ¢ No man kaews what | bave meeiing so many 1 owed T hope vou may will atten 6 ‘nd my p Gd, be allright. This i have po doubt YOu, ms: bebe od schovifeliow. I must stop a de weak he The fo Bowing note without & dress, cxeept in the t oa BRANNAN. sure we are dowd udd, will you see to thist M. BRANNAN. The hig & poo'al position which the partice kold in our gaKri, and wherever they were kaown, has aided greatly to the tnter fg and interest which the event hi rradu of Trinity Coliege, Dahlin and pools) endowm she Sooke some four or five lan geages, Th Ten were bomatiful, invell eneoing i. They had been resi Valley for t be pet your and a half, Mrs Prenpar |, in po who know he t by & kinaly divpos! ton tween tho butband and both st all times exti for t tren. nite in saying thet » bap- It was this very imansity ald not bear w see the beicgs he versity, that maddened the braic of a vacing fevher, and thus brought oa iw Whe worribie w trople ‘The only reantar which bie friends can eavign for thie veeb act, are thee which he Limeelf sete forth in tae lot fore which i.e hastieft. Hix morbid fear and seusitiveress | © We opprodriamt which pablic opinion might attach to Bite acts in referer ce to the {ll suceers of his miningope- Fatioos the const tat wear of mind occasioned by hia Deavy linbilit’es jn Ghie.place, and the dread of being in adie to provide for the wants of « family he so dearly beret Mr. Branune bas vewided in Grase Valiey about a yacr, wer much resected, and he Circumetarces attending kis Grath, ae migh. be e-cpected, created found eenee- tion ‘n that communiiy. Ke war in good circumstances ‘wher be came tw thi¥ country, but Ou property being Deowily invested in tise aiock of the Company, was avalioveed vp in lowes sustained by the company. The funeral took place yestersay, and was at- fener by almom the eptire population of Grass Vailey, te mance anc pieces of businers being closed. (Iperations o€ the Branch Mint. ‘The operations for the \nonth @ February of this your are as foi Jows —Auy er bullien was received t the amount of 110 68 oun ‘oF, copsicting of mixed sliver coins and bars for coinage The amount of gold bullion received in the ame time fF cowame and imported bare (after melting) war, for col 08, 66,48 14 Ounces: bars, 12/87 05 owners, ‘7 owpeee. The coinage for the month of ieted of 35.500 pieces, in double cagios, value to $700,000. Total number of gold ot th) monthof February, 666. Ooined coring t be montb. © times ond Caavaltios, Tevie C. Bow woe trve name « said to be Maron © Folin, was han, 764. in accordance with law, at Nevada on the sth olt., fe t the murder of a Mr. Morfatt. Lociano Tapa a %¢ Thomas King were nanged at Los Aageles on the 17) 6 Ult., in scoordance with law, for the crime of marder. m. Reynolds was shot and killed on the 224 ult , at North San Jaan, by e € perron uckaown. His offence ©) have bees a Criminal Conpociion with marrie:! Wor.an of that piace Archy, the siave, i¢ confined in the Stockton jail Order of Ptovall. who ie . his master and owner, under Geew.on of the Sopreme C vurt cf the State T indians on the Sot ‘elas Reservation in Loe An by the fries cowoty, revolted on the 24th ult., and refasod to Srmaxnow I e " ‘work or obey’ the ordere of the ®uperintendent. A party | son panive of Rentecny aged a oN siaslaohuettes Of wo\iere frightened them in 10 #ubtinsion, aud the lead exor.—in Marion county, O.'T., Feb. 2, M's. Mary 7% oF the rebellion received f, wim twenty 10 one hundred | impeon, wife ef W. Biinpsos, ages’ Bl yearn, dastent one abs Tn sen Leandro, Feb. 25, Wim, Sloman, xormer- Ab avalanche cceurred near .oort Man's Creek, in Pin? mae county on the 17th ult., om he aide of a stows bill, in yeh @ tunnel had been run for gold mini AMr. ‘Wileon and & iiite son of a Mr. Genary were ified aud 6 Bumber of uthe viflered the your to tbe whan T can never forget in or I will ge | ner of Union street also found among the papers | dow of the late C. Hawes Daves. ly of the noto, as fol- Let de- } an WAS a mane? high wteHectual | lady of very euperior intelectual g00d wensecnd bor perfect uulon exe ed be- 41\ who Rocky Bar Minivg | they f the United States Branch Miut | No wiver was | ¢ Babert and Mary Stevenson, need 4 month and 14 daye Ree hi of Fernsyivania. Of the American ship Wirard, of dysentery. —In San Francisco, Feb. 21, of consumption, Mar- tnd usasicto pay. | v8 F Cobb, formerly of South , Mase., aged 25 ‘A Telano— C eare. apd ‘mou please copy. mead gern, ‘ha | Ooon—as the “Homestena,* Finer eoumg, Seb. 4, » aged 25 years. CLaruy.—In Horoluia, Sandwien Islands, Jan. 23, P. ©, j Cithin, formerly of California, Downox —In’ Sacramento, March 1, John H. Dowdon, | late of Baltimore. Dvxes.—At Price’s Ranch, near San Luis Obispo, on the 30th December, 1857, from accidental crowning, in the Arroyo Grande, Marx Dukes, a native of Huagary, aged 38 years, formerly a merchant of San Francisco. Davis = In San Franci*co Feb. 26, at her residence, cor- and Unioo place, Matilda k. Davis, wi- Domie —At the Sixteen Mile House, on the Foster Bar | road, Yoha county, Feb 15, Henry rae yy of Joseph | and Rosellott Payne, agea 16 years and 6 months. Frank —In Sacramento, Fed 18, B Frank, only son of B. F end Maria A. Aukeny, aged S years and 4 months. wwatr.—in Petaluma Feb. 24, Priscila, wife of Henry | D. Gilbert, aged 15 years and 9 mouths, Baswart.—Ip San Francisco, Feb. 25, very suddenly, of putric sore throat, Lionel Haswell, son of J.C. Haswell, of | Cube county, aged 18 yeare, Herrresay.—In San Francisco, Feb. 19, of consump- tion, Mise Ellen Bofteroan, aged 19 years, Joy.—In Prairie city, Feb, 10, James Loy, aged 5 " Jonwox —On the Alamecta, near San Jose, Feb. 23, Jalia A. wile of Joveph W, Johnson, Kaa, aged about 22 yeare. Jouscone In Weaverville, Feb. 16, Emeline, dangh ter of William and Elizabeth Johnstone, aged 1 year, 10 monthe and 13 days. laom, Feb. 16, Thomas Edward, son of hewmnry.—At dames snd Alice Kearney, aged 3 years and 4 mon’ L ~-In Contra Costa county, Feb. 14, Robt. Liv- orm ore, & native of Sootiaud Lasanos. = At Marti Aged bt years it At Gold Tail, Pistor county, Feb. 18, Har riet N Latimer, wife of L. D. Latimer, aged 28 yeare. Levor.—At the Forks of the Yuba, Feb. 12, Bridget ‘h, wife of Christopher Lynch, aged 20 years, formerly re, Pe , Feb. 17, Archibald Mcfel- —In Sacramento y of Dixmont, Me , aged 26 years. -—Ib Sap Francieoo, Feb. 19, Michael McAa- aged 44 yours, « native of Clare, Ireland. jonrvas — in Sap Frapeieco, on the 27th Febroary, John Molntyre, @ native of Kveck bridge, county Lowth, Irelanl, eged 2 yon Mor et.—Jo Petaluma township, Sonoma county, Feb. 2, Hasnab Josephine, daughter of E.R. and H. C. Maulet, aged 4 yoare apa 1 month. Moueck.--In Dowmeville, Feb. 33, drowning, Mr , Me., aged 24 id Moilock, formeriy of wears Morne —d4 Mokelumpe Bill, Feb. 94, Miebae! Morris, a Pat ve of Ireland, aged 32 years. Menrim.—ie Auburn, Feb. 25, James Murphy, aged 28 yeare, _Nwion At Outeh Fiat, Pacer county, Feb. 15, Jamon «, formerly of Litohfold, New Resipehire, aged yeare, Nevius. —tn Nevada, Feb. 11, Jobn Nevilie, formerly of New York, agad 39 years. -—At Corvaolis, Jam. 18, Fliza F., wife of T. H. ; 2 years ve —Ip Sem Francisco, March 2, at the residence ‘of Thos. C. Hambiy , Esq., Wim. K. Osborne, of Dayten, tansons—in Goky nbia, Feb. 15, of the wile of dropey, ° ©. Paacney.—Ip Mariq” county, 0. T., Jan 22, of consum, bay ely mp - ig en care daughter of Petar axa took t. hase 7 Jaughier of Peter aud & wiv ed 1 Horst —Near Susi, # Flat, 5) Dorado, Febs It, Weeley aged 20 yoars oa Svavely.—At Whiekey ¢ ¥ formerly of Dauphin en wty Srevescon —In Shasta, Fa b. 1 » Feb. 19, Mr. Ui nave. ra, 87 years. b, Aaatow Puter, ‘een of frarey—Atthe bead of I, on Canon, five miles above f,¥eb. 11, John Stak}, aged 38 years, formerly Fistw.—At Masao, China, Noy 29,3967, Capt 1.8. Slath, 31 years. 7 A connty, Feb, 2, J 20 years, a balive of tne ccasoncni le Brasmore —In Tri NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MARUH 28, 1858. : moves every “Bbould auld asquain ance “Dinpa Ve Hear the pe OURIOUS MMILARITY BETWEEN FACT AND FICTION— ‘THE S18@8 OF LUCKNOW VERSUS THE “TALES OF THB CRUSADERS”—SIR WALTER SCOTT VERSUS 4 NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENT. The thrilling story of “Jessie Brown at the relief of Lucknow” bas been published and re-publiahed mm the newspapers, dramatived and re-dramatined at the thea- tree, amd repeated at the fireside as an incident in real life, unparalleled im history and unequalled even in the moet celebrated tales of fiction. It may, however, bes maiter of come surprise, that notwithstanding the general creéence with which the story bas been received, it is not noticed in any of the official accounts, aud bears a striking resemblance in its tenor to an incident in ‘The Be- throtbed,”’ one of Scott's tales of the Crusaders. Ofcourse, like all skilful plagairiste, the author of this story, if be ‘was a plagairist, knew enovgh not to steal the verbiage— and, indeed, the circumstances forbade it—as in the one mstance the expected relief was the Norman warriors of Constable De Lacy and in the other the Scowh High- landers. “ The old Norman warrior, Sir Raymond Berenger, who, for etimes beaten, sometimes victorious, but never sud- dued, had in spite of Gwenwyn’s hottest incursions, main- tained bis castle of Garde Dojoureuse upon the marches of Wales, a place strong by nature and well fortified by art, which the We'ch Prince had found it impossible to corgzer.’” But Raymond of Berenger had, by moans of a rash vow, been induced to contend on the open plain in front of his castle with a force far superior in numbers, and had been vanquished. Relief was momentarily ex- pected, while at the same time the Welch were looked for every instant, to endeavor to storm the castle, Eveline, the daughter of Berenger, attended by the daughter ofthe good Fieming, who had been entrusted with the charge of the castle, unable to sleep from the intense anxiety, deter- mired to wi upon the battlements while those in com mand slumbered from fatigue, The following is the des- cription of the recognition by Eveline of approaching sounds. Tho intelligent reader cannot but perceive a similarity between the general idea of this incident, and that of the alleged story of ‘ Jessie Brown of Lucknow.’” Perhaps, if either has the preference in thriliing interest, itis the fiction and not the so-called fact. We give the two in parallel columns:— THRILLING INCIDENTIN THY RR. THRILLING INCIDENT IX TUE IJK OF THE RESIDENCY OF RELIEF OF TI CASTLE OF LUCKNOW. GARDE DOLOUREUSR [Calcutta Letter Oct.8,1857.] [Scott's “Bets othed,” 1825. On every side st After a deep agony in face; no human many minutes, it seemed ug in the skill could ay itany long. that the sorrows of Eveliae er, We saw the moment were assuming a more com- approach when we must bid posed character; her con- farewell to earth, yet with- vulsive sobs wor out feeling that unutterable for long, low, profound horror which must have sighs, and the course of her ‘been experienced by the un- tears, though they still dow. Dappy victims at Cawnpore. ed, was milder and jess vio- ‘We were rezolved rather to lent. Her kind attendant, die than to yield, and were availing herself of these fully persuaded in gentler symptoms, tried twenty-four hours all would softly to win the spear from beover. Theengineershad ber ho aid grasp. “Let me said so, apd all knew the be sentinel for a whilo,” she worst. We women strove said, “my sweet lady—I to encovrage each other,and will at least scream louder to perform the light duties than you, if any danger which had been assigned to should’ h.”” She ven- us, such as conveying or- tured to her cheek and ders to the batteries and throw herarmearound Eve- supplying the men with pro- jne’s neck while sue spoke; visions, especially cups of but a mute caress, which coffee, which we ao porter expressed her sense of the day abd night. Ihad gone faithful girl's kind intentions out to try and make myself to miniater if possible tober usctu), in com ‘With repose, was the only answer Jeasie Brown, the wife of @ returned. They remained corporal in my husband’s for many minutes silent and regiment. Poor Jessie had in the same posture—Eve. been in astate of restless line, like an upright and excitement all through the slender poplar—! , Who siege. and had fallen away encircled her lady in her visibly within the last few arms, like the woodbine days. A censtantfevercon- which twines around it. gumed her, avd her mind = At Rose suddenly wandered occasionally espe- felt ber young mistress cially thatday. whenthe re- ghivor in hor embrace, and cvilections of home seemed that Eveline’s band grasp. powertully present to ber. ed her arm rigidly J tbe At last, overcome with fa- whispered, “Do you hear tigue, she lay down on the othing:”” ground, wrapped up inher «No, nothing but the plaid. ’T sat beside her, of the owl,” an. promising to awaken her, swe Rose, timorously. when, as she sad, “her +] heard a distantsound,”” father returned from the gaid Eveline; “I thought I loughing * She fell at heard it—bark, it comes Fongen into aprofoundslum- again, look from the bat- der, motionless and appa- tlements, Rose, wi 1 re.ty breathless, her head awaken the priest and thy resting in my lap. 1 my- father.” self could no longer resist ‘Dearest lady,’’ said Rose, the inclination to sleep, in “I dare not. What can thiz spite of the continual roar of sound be that is heard by the cannon. Suadenly I one only? Youare deceived was aroused with a wild un- by the rush of the river.” earthly scream close to my “IT would not alarm the ear; my companion stood up- caste unp * said right beside me, ber arms Pyeil rased,and her bead bent break your fath forward in the attitude of giumpere, by a Listening. A look of intense mine, Bat, hark, bark—l ¢eligh vroke over her coun- hear it again—distinct amit tenance. she grasped my the intermitting sound of hand, drew me towardsher, the rushing water—a low and ¢xclaimed:— tremulous sound, mingled “‘Dinna ye hear it?—dinna with a tinkling ike smiths ye bew it? Ay, I'm 6O orarmorers at work upon Greamin’; it's the siogan 0’ their anviis the Jighianders We're Rose bad by this time saved—we're saved |” sprung up on the banquetie, Then, filnging herself on apd fiiwgiog back her rich her knecs, ebe thanked God tresees of fair hair, had ap wih passionate fervor. I plied her hand behind her felt utterly bewildered; my car to collect the distant Fglich ears beard only the sound. “I hear it,’ she roar of artillery, and I cried, ‘‘and it increases. thought my poor Jessie was Awake them, for heaven's still raving, but sbe darted sake, and without a mo- to the batteries, and Ibeard ment’s delay.”” ber cry incessantly to the Eveline accordingly ‘stir- men— red the eleepers with the “Courage | courage | hark reversed eno of the Ince, to the slegan—to the Mac and as they started t> their gregor, the graudeatof them toot in haste, ehe whispered, a’. Bere’s help at inet!’ in @ hasty but cautions To deseribe the effect of yoice, To arms—the Weich these words would be im- are upon us |” possible. For a moment ‘ Whnt—where?” said Wil Whey ceased firing, and eve- kin Ylammock; “whore be Ty sou! listened {n intense they?” arxiety. Gradually, how- Lieton, and you will ever, there arose & murmur hear them arming,” she Of disappointment, and the replied. Wailing of the women who = The noise is but in thine hac Hocked to the spct burst own fancy, indy,’ said the Out anew as the cclonel Fleming, whose organs were shook Wis head. Our dull of the eame hesvy char. Lowland ears beard nothing acter with his form and ‘but the rattle of the mus- bis disposition, “I would ketry. A few moments I bad not gone to sleep at more of this death-like sus. all, since 1 was to be mse, Of this agonizing uwakenod Fo soon.” pe, and Jessie, who had “Nay, but listen, good again sunk on the ground, Fiammock, the sound of sprang to her feet, and armor ecines from the cried, in voice go clear nertheast.’ and piercing that it was “The Welch lie not in that heard along the whole line, quarter, Indy” said Wil “Will ye no elieve it poo? kin, “and, ides, they The slogan has ceased in- wear no armor.’ deed, but the Camphbelisare =I hear it—I bear it!” com! Wye bear, d’ye said Father Aldrovand, who r* At that moment we had been listening for some feemed indeed to hear the time. “All praise to St. voice of God in the distance, Benedict! Our Lady of the when the pibroch of the Garde Doloureuse has been hlauéeras brought 08 gracious to her servants as Hoings of deliverance, for ever! It is the tramp of Bow there was nolongerany horse—it ia the clash of doubt of the fact. That armor—the chivalry of the sbrill, penetrating, cease- Marcher are coming to our Jers pound whith rore above rejicf—Kyric Eleison ‘" ‘all other sounds, couldcome * ~ ° -y S weither from the advance of The monk tald his finger the enemy, nor from the on hus lip in sign of intelli werk of the oy No, gence,and they parted in it wae indeed the binet of opposite directions. oach to the Scottish bacpipes, now roure the defenders of the sbrill aod harsh, o# threat. castle, whowere soon hoard ening vengeance on the foe, drawing from al quarters then, in softer tones, erem-. to their ports upon the wells, ig to promise succor to with hearts ina very differ their friends in need. Never, ent mood from that in which wurely, was there such @ they had descended from seepe af that which follow. them. The utmost caution od. Not» beart in the resi. being used to prevent noiee, dency of Lecknow but bow. the manning of the walls ed itself before God. All, was accomplished in silence, by one simultaneous im- and the garrivon awaited in pulse, foll apon their knees, breathless expectation the and nothin ‘ag heard but success of the forces who bureting and the mur. were rapidly advancing to apured voice Of prayer, aheir relief. Then all nroee, and there The obaracter of the Tape out from .% thousand fornde, which now loudly lion a great rho ut of joy awakened the silence of this which resounded far and eventful aight, could no wide, and lent nes vigor to longer be on. They that blessed pibrech. To wore d: Nishable from our cheer of “Goda avethe the rushing «ft ® mighty ied by the river,or from whe oo ing soand of di, tant thon. Soot to tears, der, by the can, ‘end an: FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Sarcepar, March 27—6 P. M. ‘The stock market wee altogether better to-day. Witha few exceptions the ten ency of prices war upward, and a Pretty active business was transacted. At the first board California State sevens advanced 34 per cont; La Crosse Jand grant bonds, }¢; Canton Company, 34 ; Cary Improve- ment Company, \{; Pacific Steamship Company, 1; New York Central Railroad, 4; Erie, 3s; Hadson River, 34; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 1; Panama, \; ; Galena and Chicago, %{; Chicago and Rock Island, %. Reading Railroad declined { per cent; Michigan Southern, old, 3; do., preferred, 34; Cleveland and Toledo, }{. In State stocks there was more than the usual ac'ivity. Tennessee and Missouri sixes were well sustained and sold to some extent. The movement in Panama today was particu- larly buoyant and large purchases were made. It opened at 105, seller sixty, and left off at 106 4, seller th rty duys. The most favorable accounts have been received from the ‘Isthmus relative to the traffic on this road, The receipts } inone day amounted to more than $6¢,000 and in two days to $92,000, The road is said to be in most complete order and as well ballasted as any track in this couatry. Asa permanent twelve per cont stock it Is very evident that it is eelling at very low prices, The movement in Galena and Chicago has for some daye past been quite moderate and prices have remained without change. The roa! is doing more business than all the other roads combined ronning out of Chicago. The daily receipts of protuce at Chicago by the Galena line of roads are greater than the aggregate of all the rest. Hudson River was a frac. tion better to-day, and closed with an upward tendency, At the second board the market was lower. Rending Railroad fol! off 2 per cent; Cleveland and foledo, 5; Michigan Southern, old, %; Chicago and Rock Island, 1; Harlem, *{. Other stocks closed without change, The market closed dull. ‘The transactions at the Clearing louse to day wore as follows :-— Total exchanges. + $14,848,256 11 Total balances. 1,089,239 60 502,000 00 ‘The North Pennsylvania Railroad Company announce that the April semi-annual interest on the 10 per ceat chat- tol and real estate mortgage bonds of that company will ‘be paid on thatday. The whole amount of this caattel Joan is $500,000, of which but about $186,000 hare been sold. This interest having been paid in October last, and is now again to be paid in April, looks like establishing it a6 @ regular interest paying security. We are glad to learn ‘tbat the winter business of this company has deen gute satisfactory, the revenues being about $60,000, resulting in 48 per cent of profits over and above expenses. The business of the half year, wo understand, will show about 55 per cent of net revenues. Business is reviving among the manufacturers in Wind- bam county, Conn. At Putnam, one of the most impor- tant points on the Norwich aud Worceater road, moro than half the spintles are now at work. At Danielson- ville the mille of the Danielson Company commensed operations two weeks since ; the large mill of the Quine- ‘aug Company started a little earlier. In the east part of the same town, where on asmall stream there were afew days since half a dozen inoperative mills in the space of a mile, a week hemce will show the same number in full Operation. The large cotton mill of E. S Young, at Caest- nut Hill, Fast Killingly, started on Wednesday. Tae same improvement in business is noted farther south, and in Norwich every will is runpiog on full time. In Westfori, Copn., a glass factory was put in operation a few wooks since by a joint stock company, with a capital of $20,000. More than that sum has been ex pended. The following table exhibits the amount of «po tal of the Boston Insurance Companies, and the rate and amount of dividends paid since 1862 — Divivesps or Boston Lwsuran: Companies. 768. 754. "66. °56 '6T. Av. Bys. Offices. Capital. p.c.p.c. p.c. p.c.p 6 pe American, $300,000 15° 18 Ty 16 16 fis 10 308,000 6 0 0 o 9 2830 30000 6 4 0 M16 8 0000 O09 8 FT 6 B&B 5810 200,000 0 09 10 10 10 6 300,000 20 20 20 24 28 22410 300,000 10 12 12 1 12 11210 200000 0 0 0 0 9 0 00,000 30 20 10 25 86 24 300,000 10 8 9 10 5 8410 500,000 16 8 16 18 16 14810 500,000 11 10 12 *12 14 118-10 300000 6 0 O 6 iL 4410 200,000 7 10 9 10 10 9210 00,000 — — New. 7 7 — 008 60 0 & 10 1 «6210 woo 8 0 G0 8 © 340 200,00 0 © 0 0 & 2 20 per cent extra. The foliowing is a synopsis of @ bill in relation to fore- closures upon railroad farm mortgages, just introduced into the | cgislature of Wisconsin :— Sec. 1. The right of defendant in case of foreotowure to ® jury trial. sec. 2, The right to inquire whether the railroad com pany bad « right, under their charter, to take farm mort- geges and sei) the same. sec 3. The right of a mortgager to introduce testimony in regard to the consideration received for such mortgage; and 1 becomes the province of the jury decide wheter of not a valid consteeration has been given. Sec. 4. The last report made by such railroad company sball be suilicient notice to all persons who may nave Deught farm mortgages of the means and liabinties of said raiiroad company, of the property held, how far the road is built, and all facts connected with the con struction and condition of said radroad and railroad com- pany. Sec. 5. The defendant shal! have the right to bring ev) } dence, whether or not said company or the ageats have made fase representauons in procuring ‘hose morigages Tespect'pg their means, prosperity or ability to build tho pro d road, or in regard to the route or locating of said road, &e, Tf this Dill should pase it will be difficult to enforce the mortgngos, $19000 U.S. 5's "6. . 100 9000 Tenn 6's, '90.. 2000 dO... 4.06 2000 $000 do... 42000 Miseouri ¢ 26000 sea BR 6 609 Il Cen RR dar. 7000 LOre&Mil 1 g be 70co do. . a . 36 “5 she BankotN York 107% 205 Merchts, Pk scrip 107 140 Am Fx Bank.... 104 200 Canton Company. 224 26 Cary improv Co.. 450 Le 22 Del & Hud © Co.. 16 do... 100 Cum Coal Co 100, do. 5 Pacw 90 4g Co 78 + 78% + 105 M'Stmp BOARD. $2000 Br’kiynOlty 6’ $6 200 sbs Reading RR.. 503, 6000 LaCraM }gbde 84% 100 do + Oi 10 sha imp &TrsBk 994 400 ao. 50 19 Pac Mal $8Go,. 784 100Ciew & Tol Ri). 45 1¢0 Penn Coal Co 100 4% 0. . 50 Mich Cen RR. 830 100 Del & Hud Cl Oo. 110% 6% GONY Cent RR..b90 855, 150 MiSOMNIARR.. 28 100 Gal & Chi KR. DOO ‘ bio 22 150 Erie RR. 200 2% C1, Col & Gin RR. aged ‘and b lash Mirths, Marriages and D cathe, os Polk county, Sans 18, Jan\es Taylor, age’ be forgot,” Ae. After ,that 4 of os tess ° arts ninrns. In Portland, 0. T., Jen. 14, Avion nothing else made an im mingled with the deo, * bas : ye Feb. 26, the wife of Joba iam F. aad Trial Watson, ‘aged Pe Eee ee a, iearen\y ff te horses’ Fapid , “Ad xt, ‘ Sane 'se oe Hnasmanrmn —in San Francisco, Feb, 19, Whe wite of | of Mr James Woimte emuneb or rend Malone, wife | 5 sesie was presented to the of the sounds, tases, id Eh Be evs s eas oN Mr. Joveph Brandensteln, of a son Years.” Tublin papers please copy ns? Tease’, eed 40) .'neral on hia entrance inio , new, aod the extort sp fey, | Hedeon iver ‘an wo Lotta sx 's° ~[n Trinidad, Jan. 27, the wife of Tt. Cy Ging, . 7 dr WE by all present, while were eatinfled that the REPORTED SALES OF BONDS AND ®TOCKS AT AUCTION, sin Compo Seno, Fob. 1 . an ¢ the . “Ute ocune an etn ge Leg ot {$00 Duboque City ieee NO san, waden 61 Drake, ot 8 son. pit Reomaetebedcy Te: Judger Hofman teanes entrust and eer ‘etataliar "ai ot of horse weal 10 Tow of eri arin nt don a Dumere—a Folsom, Feb. 94, the wile of Wilianr Pierrepeint , anal lag, “C8790” 84. 018 Crosse and Milwaukio RR e reer of 8H Maw 2° —Goorge Caldwell against Robert Taylor. — Zoo Milwaukie and Horioon RK. Int mt : ee le Poleom, Feb, 26, the wife of John Dons. Order sdirined with conte . Bet residence 1,000 ae a & f ome against Jeremiah Sack : i Dhskk — Ai Campo Been, Feb. 12, the wife of A.T. Drake, | mtirmed with costa Sromah SNOW Oh ah—Order | oer county, Va, “etthe 1h amt, ad waa Duvet. wan | 3480041 eX. ¥. and Phila ™~ Th gdee - a svivwuus Ward against the eame.—Order affirmed with | military honore by | “¢ Barbour Bluce, Joon. B. represent. ba sane and Milwaukie RA, n rie —lo Maryeville, Feb. 12, the wife of KE. Dupre, | coms. ea Randolph county ” ™ "e Legislature for twenty one vr bef 1. yO ‘ ames’ Bloytor againat J. Bryce Smith et alJudg- | years. oumiee io Sheela, feb. 17, Mrs & A feb, of @ a eee a ee from are inal) te affirmed, Mrs. Sinry Farow, of, “OTth Roading, Maes, died in that A danghte ; ae = years, 4 months and 20 day children, the Gas : te emento, Feb. 9, the wife of James "ewe, sesoa Hh Cube Order afirmed soak whem le 70 yearn “ws f= aoe ares bane © deog re ys The Gongral Torm bas s4journed for the She also leaves 22 grandchiire ® ree number of great Irs children and nine of ihe in, *G*eration. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sarvrpay, March 27, 1868, Frovr—The market, in the absence of private letters por ‘Niagara, was very dull, and common grades were lower. The sales embraced about 3,000 a 4,900 bbis., including common % good State at $4 20a $4 25, and extra do. at $440.8 $455, To force sales of common grates 5 cents would have to be submitted to, and purchases cou'd not be freely made at jess than our inside quotations. Wurat —The chief cale consisted of 1,500 bushels good Western red at $1 20,and 500 do. Southern Mediterranean at$i 15. CorN continued firm, with estes of 40,000 50,000 bushels, mcluding yellow and white at 68c. a 690. PorK.—The firmness of holders checked sales, which were confined to about 200 bbis., including mess at $16 40 @ $16 85, and prime at $135 70 a $13 7b. Corros —Sales of about 1,500 bsles on the basis of straight lines middlin, Wuiskny.—Sales of uplands at 11740. bbls. were made at 22);c. MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. ve — — morn 7 23 Arr at'New Redford 26th inst bark A: ‘Ovenn, Tatearnano Nov end sold 210 bbls wn 01 45 W, Copstitation, Winslow. Nent clean; &, 'on 46 45 W. Franmiin 4c, Howind, ®B Janeiro, bound 8, 40 bbiasp oll; lat Alto Lewrence do. NO MbIa in want of hoate AL Et Thom ss 18'b inat, Charivs A Edward, Ralter, of Dart- mouth, wlib 100 bbls, ap oll—would be at bome in Aoril or May errant Taleshuano Jan 24 ships Fi Manter, of agar- ic ve 5 i. 5 gin dam bias Pheer ee ete hark Grasttuds, Cornel), N 8,000 bone, & et ow, ship Fatus, 8m th NE fom Her Bonne. NS, 125 *p 5 wh: Lanten, wb, Sth ship Uregon. Roney, FH. Wap, Widpenney. frem a eruise, tose old. $14 from do Jan 27 shipk Ku-ors, Manter, or Swub, do, bark halen know Wye do; Feb 10 ah eon, Dorman home; Tehmaroo, Robinson, cruise, Geo Howland, mise; hips ero an Fpekrn—Jan 2, et 86.698. loa 73 25 W, bark Newa on @ cruve, 6th lt St 4, 8 lon Bt 20.8 hark Bllen soow of NOs = 0.18 8 ton 87 '9, W bark Gipsy, » 1 20 W'lon 83 40 WE i welt, br A boat from the schr Tekoa, An- 57 @ays from Stonington hound to latttade of River La s the captain reported tha’ bia chronometer was oat of order’ and was uueble to repair it~ (by the Hildeabelm, Son Francisco). Spouen, we Ebip Herbert, Freeman from Havre for Mobile or New Or- lear), Pet Nat 4888 lon 22 10 prciresit Dorwegian ship Kile from Liverpool for Baltimore, Miron 8 lw! 38.46, no lon, Besk American, fom Witmingtoo, NC, for Cuba, was pass- ed March 21, no lat, 4c. Foretgn Porta, Annoro YR March !11—Io port bra Reotbaw, Plaree, for Porton, Wee only ‘Am vessel, Sid Nth brig Orlson Adams, ork NYO. Hama Feb 1-10 port bark Bik of Rowion, sold, Dakasdons, Fen (back oule)-Ip port Faien, disp: Derk Almens, “20: orig Bovalsty Ronin sen, do rebrs Wilham A Crocker, Turner, Aun» Hinks, Fia- ney’ and Monie Cris —. do rey Tows, GOH, Jac 18—tn port ahion Fleatenod, Dale, : Onward, Fiande: . bark Geinabok, Mayo, for Hoxton ayo aime taee- pees Dea. Murch 7—Arr Martha A Nott, Jordan, NOrleans for Londow, Rddyatona, Binbla. NYork’ for do; Bt Uverpoal, yy Margaret HS *, }, ferme, ane Jonsnnes, Brons, do for C0: ‘ohle, 20," Haake, 5 10, Uripnell Pleteber, do fordo SRE Het eres Kastnores® March 7—Off, Silver Star, Wade, from Sunder+ Gusaartan, Feb 26—8td Wo A Banka, Bartlett (trom Mes ning), Philadelphia, Avéubon, Herdy Grom. Palermo), Bos ton? Josephine (=r), (from do). 8 York. Onaxp CarMax, March 16—No ‘m vensel tn port. Es neers waarmee Howou010, Tan 2—To ioe Polynesia Port of New York, March 27, 1858, John Martti, Pendleton, un bark Merrisae, Tong, do. a — Vavne Morch7—Arr Noyihtand Flitwar NOriaans, "Merl. CLEARED. dian. Charlasicn: no daie, Rt Nicolas, Braxdon, NYork. Steamabtp Black Warrior Siniib, Havana and New Orleans | | Lvenroot March8—Arr Morning Star, M’ cenzle; Alilance, —Livineston, Crocberon & Co. Detorrest and pt | Ww. ton, . Charleston; Hy Bteamshiy Florida. Crowell, Savannah—ST Mitchih. Senin meee: pnd Sed Rie Orteons; as deaso ate ‘Ties | Wr reha | Uren’ Ramnels and Oniverr a ry Ce a NYore, Lone, Fates, Klesvar Watin:chicwg Chane Wilbur Steamship Jamestown, Parrisp, ao rae, Robinson; 4 oe ee e-Fe s eainrtany moll ith Fld, Ropest, Humber banning =e wees ean ‘curler Perneer, and Po'imac. Re 4 Ship Morning Star, Foster, San Fran: WT Coleman & hrvulentn, Arie anda Roear. Gon obi ie arow, ice, Trott. Vepbsr, King; Arthur rook Skip Cemprouise, Chileg UisericksBercen & Co. Wiebe Jas Wakehald. Butler: Holyr-od” Jordaa, and Beer: Ship JK Keeler, AUen, Londoo—§ B Morgsn & Whey. ern Star Henry, NOrians. 1th, Baroaben web, ‘Watta. do; Bhip Mediator, Cofin, New Orleans—W T From Beare Te tas, Boe Sealwart, Lucas, oe es Gores re en Conan, Bow Caeene-e Stents & | Te Resieen. Mamie ee, telien ok Hee” Bark Cadet, Guide Belize, Hov—Jostah Joo. Goinp in Wh, Rochester, RY NOrleans; Teaac Bark Deney, Averill, Cardenae~ HD Rrookman & Co, Bark Lone Mar, Dizer, New Orleans—Robeon & Fosdick. Bark Alnah, Nevers Klizabethport—Tappan & starnnuce. Brig Sea Foam Price Rio Janeiro—Sifiken & Lronvides. Brig T B Watson, Darnaby, Laguayra—Dallett & Blas Brig Jas Perk, Park, Cardepas—Waleh, Carver & Chase, rig Gov Brown, Axworthy, Pensacola—Henner & Deake, Brig J Jones, Mills, Charleston—Dollucr & Potter. Brig Julia Ford, Griffin, Bucksville-—Walsh, Carver & ne, Sehr J Tinker, Booth, Curscoa—Dovalle & Co. 5 RN Gott Brhr Tennessee, Wooster, St John, NB—Breit, Son & Co. Schr Geo Davie, Phillips Charleston—Dunham & Mimoa, Schr G M Smith, Smith, Wile ington—J Rmi-h & Co Bepr Napoleon, Simond, Ne wbern—Davis & Holmes, Echr § P Hawse Mason, Xichmond—Van Brunt & Slaght, Schr Davison, Abrama, Norfolk-—M Bedell. Schr Amelia, Marvel, York River—Van Brunt & @ aght, Schr Jomestown, Latourette, City Poiut—Jes Hunter & Co, Scbr A V Bedell, Ryder Alexandria—M Bedell Schr Presto, Hawkine. Ralimore—serrill & Abbott, Schr F Elmer Smith Philadelphia. Schr Jro Castner. Jonnson, tlizabethport—O B Levoridge. Schr B Rodman, Puller, Néw Bedford-—0 Tt Leonard Sobr American Belle, Hallett, Roston~-8 W Lewia & Co. Rteamer Thos Swann, Post, Savannah Steamer Memphis Watson, Charleston. Steamer Locus: Point. French. Baltimore, Steamer Union, Cundiff, Bal:tmore Sveamer Boston, Sellew, Philadelphia, ARRIVED. Alabama, Schenck, Savannah. with mdse and ngers, 10 8 L Mitebill, pansei 19) AM, off Hatteras, exebanged signals Wish steamenip: |, henee for Charles = wn. Ms Stenmehtp James Adger, Turner, Charleston, 57 hours, | Signal for two verbe ‘with mave ana ers. to Spoftord. Tileston & Co. Rbip Thomas W Sears (of Hosion), Jones, Penang Teo 8, acon. ayy ey Good Hope Jan 81, with mdse, to D. Ist inst. Int 31, lon 6Y, spoke bark Quiney, from Taole Bay, CGH. for Bost ‘on. ‘k Sareb H Snow (of Boston), Higgins, Foo chow foo Dec 12, passed Straits of Sunda Dec 26. with teas, &e. to order. March 16, lat 22 25, lon 61 2), epoke ship Thirty one Staten, from Newcastle for Havana, 44 days out; 2ith, lat 3546, lon 73, saw abip 8B Lamb, steering Nonthward. Bork William, Vatierson, Malaga Feb 10, passed Gibraliar Feb 14 with fruit, lead, Ac, lo Galway, Canado & Teller, Feb 26, olf Madeira. spoke Alfred Lamont, Anderson, from Aurtrsiia, . ° Londen for Port Phil Bark Courter (i ey, Rio Janeiro, 88 daye, with coffer, need very Deavy weather; to Geor johe & Hias ¢: Joa two topaaile, foresail and spanker sn: cargo. a Feb 12, via Bark Virgin‘an (of Ricmond), mill Hemp'oh Ronda March 25 with rotter, er. Bark Charles Brewer, Dean, Stick ne od, Caribbean Sea. via Bam) ton Ronde, 2 dave with rusno to Ubaa J Gil Dart, vessel to Meicaif & Dunean Lost overn ard on the out> sence, Jan |2 ——~ Kerry, seaman, of New York. ward ry. 3 Bark Mustang (of Mystic), Greanman Matagoraa Bay, Th Bat. with cotton, wool, Ae, 0 B Brower & Co. rig Caroline, Whitbury, Aepinwall, 23 days, Ip ballast, to | JF Joy. Schr Arcade \f Rupee) Carle, St Croix, WE, 13 days, with rom, to TA Serford. 224 inst. Int 36 10."ton 74 40, spoke bark Luey White, (rom Montewiden for Haltimors Werb, trver, avd Am Union, Hubbard feom NYork, palo aun Henry Olay, Cauiking, and Great Western, Par ber, BYor TONDONDERKY, March 6—Arr Zered, Corish NOrleans. Mrrnocry® shout 'an4—In port barks What Cheer Baker, for San Franctseo 25th; J K Mora Rt Are at do Dee 2, Tu Lawrence, Patten, da (m Mataszas, March Jl—In port hark fooeka Cbarch. for Falmouth ff, justeommeneed Mes brigs Cmndova, Frank- 1p, to lond fae Providence; Ieix, Monroe and al fornia, West, of Bris‘ol_wte, Pont at Piatt, March 1—In portacor Wlog of the Wind, ce. PRraw ‘Feb 24—In port Brbark Eliza Greves, Greves, for Phi nd ST . Piywonrt, Merch 9—Pnt back. the Marianne. from NYork (perhaps Marianne Notiehohm from Antwerp March §). Ri. Feb 14—In port ship Gallego, Wolfe for New York I, Ham 7 all, ——, w lord pion. Roada Prose brig Pan) sngnet, to load for NOrleans. Also in port barks Rainbow, Kerio 4. Pilot 4 igh, ——, for N¥org, \de; Sally Mager, Clemente, for Rickmood. Baltimore) do; alao the for/ign vessels Rpartan, for NYork, do, Vankirk. and Johannes. tor NOrleans do. San Bias Feo 1d—In port bark Rosette, Pearce, from New *Qronry NSW: Dec 30—Arr Hescerian Blanchard, NYork AYDNFY ee 30-—Arr Heave ‘ork, ta GADERDAND, March 5—B1d Commerce Boston, 6h, Wursa- 1 Bre (W End) March 1$—In port schr Saxon (of Ban- gor), Mack, for NYork, I4e. Tavie Bay, CGH, Jan 2—Arr Fleet Eagle, Lindberg, Bes on. — March 6—Sid Mariba Post, Thompson, City iny, Kio Janeiro aod «mi bark #t Ms ys ot New York) Mithken, Havana, brig santiaco, H Aur Cayes: s brs Fearless adans Cape Havtien: Lacon, and Florida, Kelley, Philadeiphia ld, wind NW, st breeze, shipa Arizona. Onward, barks Jaco Prentiss, Chee- ter: brige Septingo. Boston =D ORKSPORT, Mareh 23—Retarned. Urig Houlton, lesking badly. TELE AST, March 19—s¢r sche Tangala, Bramhall. NYork; 2st brig Charles Edward, Hemel, Cardenas (eee Mis). Bid ‘Mid sehr DK Arey, Flowers Nerfol BKISTOL March 2th—Arr sloop Artist, Forrester one eee si me, Davis N York CHARLESTON. March %3—Arr ship Rulzley Ross, Be rebr S D Bart Hart, Rockport, Cld abty ‘John Henry. rit, Havre eanre Sete wet, Hal ett Ralimore; Dew Prop, Kulend. Windies. Sid ship'Chase, White, Liverpool: Sp pal Copocida, Millett, Barcelona; schr Dew 1 rop. tuiand, W Indies GSAUO Raat Zag Octet Flizabe bport, sloop Kxe-l. Thompson. " fork. ‘Mth—P id ech: erra Nevada [)- burt, and Florence, Peck- bam, N¥ork in the bay, com’ng up & lare~ abooner, sno- poze to be the Iram Smiih, MeGivern, from Bakimore for re FRANKFORT. March 10—Arr sehra R RB Pitta MoCarty, en 2th, J Farwell, Packard, co; Zist, Kubicoa, Jones, B—Arr slovp Fashion, Young, N fork. lor Somerset for NYork Sid Febr Tsane Coben Herts (of Rockland), Rpotior’, Arroyo, | HOLMES’ HOLE, March 4 PW—Arr achre BP PR, 14 days, with sucar ond molesecs, to Metea’ & ‘Duncan’ | sen Tarem. Phitadelobia for Boston, laden Wook perks in company wih brig Orison Adame, Yuk, for New | ton Me. for Char'esion: Oastavia. Jameson, Portisad (or Sac Ratled ¥ rork. Sebr NJ Knight (of Provincetown), Law, Grand Cayman, | 16 days with encosnute and 2) turtie 1 Master Sehr Biizabeth Ann (br), Rosa, Cornwallis, N&, 10 days, | with potatoes, to order. | Schr Riizaheth How iby (Br), Rry, Wilmot, Na,8 days, with | NYo patators, to Wm 3 Walker Echr Pilt’s Bride Pierce, Ga 4c, to G LBateh & Oo, Schr Ken, Fisher, Charleston, 5 days, with cotton, Ac, to 8 Powell. Schr B'N Hawkins, Griffin. Cha and rien. ty Wee Mort & Co. Sobr) W Webster, Nonnoit, Charleston, 5 days, with cot ton. €¢, to Seranton'& Talman. Schr & J Waring, Smith. Charlonton, 6 dn aton, 24 days, with cotton, 2 Rehr Howard, Denis, Georgetown, 8 Rebr Hanson Price, Butler, Hichmond, 4 days. Sebr Ann. © Point'# dn: Rebr Claremont, Jokoson, Nort Tk, 3 tayn Sehr FH Abby Smith. Norfolk, 3 days. ide, Boll, i 8, Virgin Schr J R Franklin, Townsend, Vi Schr Nhie, Simms, Virginia. Almira Vopkins, Virginia for Bristol, r Silas Wright, Rogers Alexandria (or Newburg. 7M Prion Chambers, Alexandria. 3 days. Sehr Evelyn. Wuilicma, Delaware, 2 avs. Schr Alabama, Savin, & George, Del, 2daya, Sehr Ram! Lock wrod. Perne!l Delaware. A Hemmond, Smith, Philadeiphin Kehr Joeeph Porter Adams. Philadelphia, 2 daya. Schr John Rogers, Kilia, Philxdeinbin. 2 days Schr Sarah Lavinia, Morton, Ege Uarbor. Rehr Kedron, Sbeviard. Gree 1.9 daye, heavy Weather, lost j) ‘soll forenall. Behr Marcy Tay lor. Nickerson ton, 3 dave. Bobs Oyrne Chamberlain, Hallett, Roston. 3 days. Kehr Orientnd, Holbrook tor Virginia, 1 ache Bee Drifi, Simmons, Plymouth, Mass, via New Haven, ays. Schr Geo Shattuck Phattuck. Province’own for Virginia, l!, Barnatad’ ¥, Kehr Wil owe, Wiggine, New Haven for Firgiain ir Owe, jew Haven for Vir Fehr M ASmith, Seat wriek, New Haven for Vitgini. Rteamer Perel Arey, Prov Steamer Chas Ongood, Had very ence Smith. New Loudon, BELOW. Br brig Grandec, Dakin, from Matanzas, SAILED. ‘arrior, Havana snd New Orleans: Flo- oe Swann, Savannah: Nashville, and Memohts. abips *Win Froth R Keeler a Warren Pisber, Pbitadelphis ‘Alnah, Rlizabethport, NJ: brige May Queen. Philadelpbia: “Marine,” ——: Rarab Mills, De- merere via Long Inland Sound, Jghn Castner, Aspinwall, and othern, ‘Wind at sunset W. Miscellaneous and Disasters, ‘The obliging purser of the steamabtps Alabama. from Ba. vannah, and James Adger, from Charleston, both of which arrived yesterday, have our thanks for favors, . Mason, from Chipch+s for Cowen, before reported at Rio Janeiro in distros had been condemned and prvioun to 14th alt. Rare Cnas Enwanp, Hosvel, from pe mn y= ~ el ‘ nen. Went ashore on Shee) Taland Ser Soruste ot tok ates.’ ed inlay’ cokenee’ janet Senn Paras, Hillman at Kockiand from New York, struck on Beer Island Ledges. Miscie Ridge Channel, esusing the vessel to leak, when the crew abandoned and went to Spruce Head, leaving Capt Hon board, but soon returned, and with the aentetance of parties on shore, she came off the nest tide, with four feet water in her hoki, She has ® cargo of corn and flour. Senn dames Bannon (of Mi Desert), , for Boston, with wood, struck on a edge in Fox Island phasage, and Fag the te ef wer a capnired an Ale The ren cuter Faokerm nemlated her, a ‘oun, joes of aboe and mow! of deck load. © 0" ‘ne Hal Bodh. with fenn EC Jonxeow, Murnett, at Charleston from Philadel pia carrie Sra unmant ind bend of foremant Zt ine, An towed to Charleston eystone before reported. Jue sey The steomehip Pmpire Oty, of the mall line, will lonve this fort on the 2a April ensut for Aspinwall. io xi his passengers may be here ‘iaie. The fare Rerecued aneeernat Whe re will probably be no op: vate ‘Tho Moses Taylor will follow ‘on the Bh, her ‘The steamer Osprey. Intely ashore on Plumb alan, wa- {aken on the Serew dock on Friday for repair. he hia re fcired considerable dumage, and will have am entire new hottom phin Golden Btate was yesterday taken on large Sectional dock for repaire, superior Late: tb, fi a nnebonk, a AT SCHED DH, from War we zart Kennet : high decked brig. of 41 ton febay WA Coys im Lord, str, and others, to be commanded by Capt of Faco, to Mariners. Notiee is horeby given, (! the N (piu Penve beteng N vi re 4 with be rep: i fet he pdt buoys now. eng ‘elt’ mations, removed, The work he >| me on Lat. BY OEE ANCTON SMITH. Lighthouse Tasp, 2d ds Roston Maret 26, 1858. Notlee te bepeby ot bat the Nuoy Dae been replaced on Maybe Te fe as be mouth of Baepawell Sout Ye'Liehth age Roerd. ON, Lighthouse Tospector ist dist. Posdend, March 3, Wes. —- ston, & days, with cotton | venoab: Frederick Keed. Blatchford Sasioor for Alex Rorfole 1 dria; 8 ~ Are brig. k for #t Jobo, Ph ed son mM 4 Snow 8a) S6th~ Arrechrs Wi tam ( Mershon NOrieans for Boston; ov'sa Gray. Marta Phisdelphia for do. Lasin a (Br), Cole, | Corpwadislor N York; Olive ——. Bastport for do. Sid eohre | Frederick Reed, Granite Lodge, alabamaa, Olive and Pi- mrro. | In port at 10 AM. wind N, brige Keoks, Triad; aches Lodus. | Kia, with hens of foremost dorung Dindem, t'eponit, ide Ki aviv, Round Broek B Pits, Resecea Knigh', mapedite, Wm © Merenon, 4 neinda (Ur), Louisa Gray, and J Grierson, Harding for Pbi'adelphia HIGHLAND LIGHT, March 2%, 2:9 PM—Pessing in, Comm: from Liverpool for . Oavelde, & 5 P—Passing in, hark Gea War ‘ve unknown snip ie 8 fons, painted blace @lARTrORD, arch 26—-Arr steam scbr Uncaa, Bates, « a ANS, March 2—Arr (hy tel) ships Wm Stet- ton, Jordan. Liverpoc vot Gligatrwk, Lapdon, Shew- mut, Figging Boye Z coming up, shine Prank Pierce, Leach Harvest fon, Arno Deering and Wm Lord, Jr, Brown Pool Wabemo, Doty, from Kottercam NRWPONT, Marchi 3/—Are achr WH Daly, Peterson, Phila- éa'pbin, thi NAM-—SI4, wind N, schrs RIT Adama Adame (from N¥eciord), Raluwore; Kmtiy . Henderson (irom socksport) Savannab; Aljniazar, Dorfolk; nevia Brown (frum St waorge rd) Wood if Bockiso}) NY¥ork: Seraob (fro York. Teun on), N¥ork: Ohag uoklin (from Rockland), Richmond; Luey hits, Arey (from do), NYork; UD. Barward an? Hrauchamo, Me- Intyre rom Rockvort) Norfolk; Argus Bhven (from Kom. erset), N York; sloop Harves', Corwin, Providence for NYork. gite itd ters Amelia Starkéy, of Harwich; BF Reeves, of ie, NEW REDFORD, Worch B—€14 ach» Henry Gibbe Snow, pee Harwich Dolpbin, Cobh (from Wareham! Norfolk, Thomar B Smith. Briggs, Repablic, Soule; Ann Salter Fish (Crom Warebam). sod “arvest, Lawrence, N York; Splendid Mabsn, Cold Soring ‘el previonsly an’ revurned). NEWRORYPORT, March 25—sid sche Amelia, Pieree, Mavegnes Ne® BAVIEN, March 25—Arr ochre Reaper Ipabel Dart, Quar es, and Sterting, Mill NYork Fizadethport; Bid by Robert Mows Rouns, Porto Rico; scht Grace Caroline, Var © Lyman, NYore Arr s hr Sarah Flizasoth, Smith, NYork. Sid schre T Mareen, and + radrift, B Yor! NEW LONDON, Mareh 2—Arr ship Round, Stevens, Mon=lutn We daye PROVINCETE WN, March 20—Arr sehr [ean NYork for Glonerstor _ #ia da scbra Cape May, Virginia via Hyan> “ThE VIDENCE [Murch %— Arr stonmship Petiean, Aldrich, NYork: rehr john Farnum, Baker. Philadetphia, Bid scbra be Gall, Rowland, Baltmore Rdward 8! Bayles, Nor- a IETLAND, March 25—Arr 2th steamer Oherapeake, . N¥ork. Old 26" bark Mary © ox Goocing, Car: Je O Field, Harriman Bavane —Arrashe Mery Furlong, Halifax, well, Mobjack bay, to for New , March 23—Arr steamshio Auguste, Wood- bark Big Aulivan, Newry ireland, Cid RICHMOND, Warch Fla ad HS Oreutt, Po or SAVANNAN bull § York. beg Rien I “2 295 Fa 37 23 2 = ss yin; Moonilebt, Ste’ ton; Ingomsr. Case § Hiawatha. Bhoppy Ch Fomperth ont Enon Renver, Stoddard. Bos: m iia Pa sanders, Ireland, NxOrK; Jeaton, Maria Plekup Boston; bre 1B Davis, O' Neale, Boston, Cia 26th, sehr Storm Cloud, Higbee, NYork Weeks LRET, Merch 22—Sid pobre Rebecea, Dill, Virginia; Gamaiiel. Whor!, do. 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