The New York Herald Newspaper, April 11, 1858, Page 8

Alieged Biack Malling by a Lawyer and s Gambier. EXAMONATION OF RORBRTS AND DURBAM BEFORE THE MROORDER—MOTION FOR QB DIECHAKGE OF THS ACCUSED DENIED—MR. ROBERTS’ EXPLANATION OF ‘RB AFFAIR—INTERBSTING STATEMENT OF 4 BROKEN DOWN GAMDLER-—GREaT AMONG THE PROFESSIONAL GAMBLERS, ETC. ‘eo preliminary examination of Cyrus P. Durham and ‘Mathanie} W. Roberts, who were arrested on naff tavit @ amdrow W. Dalton charging them with oxtorting sume ef money from him under the alleged pretence that they ined inftuence with the Mayor’s squad of police, and could ‘The Turf. UNION COURS, L. 1., TROPTING. pieced at the bay. it having been shown that he acted ip seM-defence ata fight in Tammany Hall, the City Judge The trotting season began on Thursday last, at the | suepenied sentence. Union Oparse with 8 race for a purse for roadeters, mile Wm. H. Bartlett, indicted for grand larceny and bur- eats, best three im five, to wagons, There were five en- ; tries, four ef which came to the post, viz :—Mr. Con way’s Dr. m. Lady Jane, Mr. Rodin’s b. m. Milk Maid, Mr. Lovett's #. m. Lonesome Phebe, and Mr. Farrell's br. m. Lady Cavin. The race was very closely contested by Lady Jape and Milk Maid, Lady @avin being distanced the first heat, and Lonesome Phebe withdrawn after the third. Lady Jane bad the call tm the betting previous tothe prevent his faro establishment at No. 1 Park place from | Stark The track was heavy at the start, and much worse Being broken vp was continued on Friday afternoon be- towards the end, from ihe rain that fell during the race. fore Recorder Barnard, at his private office in Chambers | The time mace under the circumstances was good, sect. The room was even more crowded than on the previous occasion, and the spectators are said to have First Heat.—Onnsiderable time was wasted in sooring, the majority of the drivers being amateurs and not up the ‘tricks of the trade,’ When the horses got awey Dees profesional gambiers The proceedinge, as will be | Milk Maic bad the lead on the insite, Lady Jane second, seen, were unusually interesting, made by the accused parties before the adjvurnment as- fantied the spectators. The counsel for the defendan's, m® an elaborate speech, moved for their dis- eharze, arguing that the evidence of Dalia was ineviticient to hold them. At the conclusion of whicu the Recorder decided that there was sufficient tesumony et ore hum to warrant him in bolding the parties to await the @ tion of the Grand Jury. His Honor fixed the bail at $1,000 each, 401 woile preparing the vecestary form of eommitment was asked by tne defendants if they could beve ibe —- of making a statement of the matter, to whed query Recorder replied ia the affirmat aswurm (hem that he was willing to hear what they w say. Ip answer to the usual questions, Mr. Durham said he was over 40 years of age, was born in Saratoga, lived in Breekiyp, apo wae a ra iroad contractor by profession Mr. Roberts said be was 44 years oid, was born in Bassasboectis, lived in New York, and was a lawyer by Brefesrion. They both said they ‘were innocent of @@arge preferred against thom, and after signing tue legal @veaments addressed the Coat. SPEFCH OF MR. ROBERTS. ke of this man Dalton in my life came to my office with him and introduced him asked him to be seated, when he introduced his by etating that bo understood I was well up in to the descents that were ma- ‘upon gambling bouses; that be wanted to deal faro a; No. 1 Park piace until the Grst of May, and Wat if I would agree w give bim information when ® descent was to be made upon him he would pay me $25 then and $25 per week thereafter, 80 long aa be | best th Lreplied’ that he (Dal. | D Pajur e showld deal without interruption. fen) was a stranger to me, and that I knew of no Com- | Mr. Redin entered b. m. Muk being made against him; but that a { should be em- ed to craw an affidavit against him apou which the ition in another sense would z H A 9 which I positively and perem) dectined: ftmy office. Abouta week after this time, on: Apr, Daler came azain to my office and called @ back reom, in which no person was then pre- ere he sould see Capt. Purham. I be was then sitting in the front office. I spoke x 3 § EUELE Bees ae Ee Fi room of the office, conversed toget! and Dalton teft. On the following day I met Capt. Durham, Da'ton and Wyant on the sicewalk, a few doors from my office,in John street. Dalton said, f hare given Mr. Ourbam $25, and will let bim have $25 merrow.” I replied, * if Durham is satisfied I am of soorse,” and parsed into my cilice. At the first intro. deetien of Daiton to me, the conversation took place at i my deek, in my usual place of business, and was . queun +s cc in my Pie Tel: end ‘on, not in ap undertone, but wsea] manner. No mention wharever was made by Dal- ton er myself of the May: squad in any of the oonver- ations | bad with him. ‘¢ never received a dollar of mesey from Dalton, or any other gambler 1a the elty of | §)\°C'r 7 Few York or elsewhere, either directly or indirecty, for the porpore of infiuencibg my acuion against them or in Seir favor. CANT, PURIAM RELATES HIS EXPERIENCE WITH THE GAMELERR, Durbam, the otber defendant, at the conclusion of Mr. Roberts observations, then rose and addressed his Honor in an incoherent strain. He labored under great | ; meatal emotion and gave vent to bis feelings in tears, and a times, canted even his alleged victims, who were eur- roonding him, to repres# their feelings He said, your Henor must be aware that there is @ cause for the assem- Diage of eo many gambling men in this room on the present @easion. The Recorder—I do not know, Mr. Durham, whether hey are gambiere or net. Nr. (urbam—(comtinuing)—There are many gamblers | 5... ef eifferent grades here, | Know—(casting ocaimour glancrs | 4" 2. - sound the crowded apartment). Cambing has been one ef the great errors of my life. Idefy every man in the world to say that [ ever did anything wroug except that I frequented gambling houres. it was @ passion with me ‘whi | could not very well get over. ‘the time I was im eecceseiu! business 1 would come to New York, do the Doniners that was required (and I usualiy at. fended to that before 1 would gamble.) and after 2 had done Dusiness, as @ business man whonid do, then the money that { woul! have in my ‘ket and the leisure hear thet] would have to spend would almont av certain as I irved spend in one of those gambiing hells, and most iovariably lost my money. Sometamer ! wou, but ninc times outof ten! tozt. Iwas first indeced to £0 to these ‘places when | was in billiard sa- loons and eating houses with these genulemen—(excuse me for calling them gentlemen)—with these men; but I do net Wish © mention names. They ptgeoped me Into ‘here places, whore I wue robbed and plundered of what | Thad. Tbave not lost a very great amount of money, aceording to whats man who lived in the city of New ' York wou'd consider a largo eum; but I have lost all that | Ihave made for the last ton years by gambling in this | eity, For the last six months I have been out of business wet I have a family. During w porbon of this time! emaid fend my childreg to the best schools ia Brooklyn, | and | associated In good society; Dut I became retuced a 1 continued to jose money. I was not successful in the Jast contract I took. ant the con noe was T met with Beavy lorses, which, with gambling, has reduced me to low pecuniary clreumstances. I eppiied firs: vo Charles Mancow, & gatadler, for assietance, and met bm by ap pomtment at Florerce’s Bote). itwld him I was out of Daswens, that T ied © claim against the Swa’g of New | INTEREST York for & considerable amount «f money whieh f ox pected to get, and whieb if secured would enable me fo refund the movey. Hy did not reader me maswtance at that Lime, but promised to do so ata subse qnent period. When we wit agnin he said, “You have Dees seen talking with Counsellor Roberts, and Tam not @epored to assis you.’ He treated me very weuitiogly, called me a bieckbearied scouncrel. From that mo- seul taste tp my mind to prosecute gamDiers 1 in formed the police of hie establishment, aad they mate a Gescent upon it, took bir checks and arrested him. | hare ever spoken to Ransom from that day to this, that is one canse why the paucblere are ko much exaeperated aguinet me. 1 dety the gamblers to say that I uve ever rece'ved any compensation from then 1 never demanded aoy mmeey from # gainvier ts tuy life, and never lost @ oiler web a view of suing to go: tbeck. Lerked @ M. Hor. ton for the loan of $100, saying that Iwas “hard up” Can't do it. Captain,” seid be can give you $50, for which 5 ve me your wateh as pecurity, which I did. “ Toat with the exception of what! reo from Dalton, wae the only money | ever received from gam Wyant informed me that there was s game of faroat No. 1 Park place, and said has be thought the parties would pay somethiog not to eve it broken op. Dalton called on me and said if | would co inform agaist me. “How can i make « complaint against you, ‘when I wae never in your place?” I replied, “and aa for teforming against you, | might bave information and 7 might not He eaked me how mach | wanted, | told him $200, said he,‘ 1'U let you bave $150 and Til ve you $56 to morrow and $08 week afterwards, and the game is lucky I'l! give you $200-"' the next day we met and be gave me 26 more, we bad another interview | ‘at Delmonico’s, where he paid me $25 and at the same fume bad me arrested; Mr. Roberts has uot had $1 from me except what | borrowed from him, and there was no arrangement between Hoberts and myself that I should have avy money, I have done wrong i admit, but not in- tending to co it The Recorder —I)id you never make a demand against man for money? A. No, sir, ao help me G—d, ex sept hat | might ask for # ioan Q Ind you never insutute «criminal prosecution against any individual for that purpose) A. Never: if | bad been euccessful in business I should oot be in my present posi Mr. Purham proceeded in « mild an! weoberent manner to enumerate hie lowes. “1 & contract,”’ said he, “ee the New York and New Haven road, which was eu owefal; I would come the city pomotimer with $500 fe my pocket, and on meeting these men that I see bere Qhey woul. taxe me w a quiet ealoon, where | had no ise tat rambling would be done, est their suppers with me God would win money f What the the reason, ! used to may whe charge. since | bave one bail, an owner of a large ¢ Dall for $60,000 as woll ax 82,00 1 came out of my cell: rays ho ya gamblo, Mr. Durban!’ I did, Mr. H.,enid 1, but not on the profes evonal ride of the table. | gambied in places where | found non I hare osly #9 all grades of men—merchants, clerks, Iawyore and all sorte, I found be was a religions cid fory, ard that | was degraiing myrelf to ack him to bail me. | wae sutiaiet, ard bave not spoken to any ome #ince upon the @ulject The Recorder aeked Mr. Durham if he ever saw law yore bave money enough at thee tables to gambie’ to which yuery the captain replied that he bad, but di4 pot know where the money came from. He wae pretty cer. tain that they did not get it by cuptracting for railroads Mr. Dorbain, in conclusion, eaid he did not mean to avply bislremarks t ail gamblers. Ie was convinced that tere wer who ware sick of the Pusines:, and ff they pom would abando damned heartlons vill: audience to Inarbam te }geerets of the and to havea “good time generally: butt ation exper leLond by being eur. rounded with th ¢ inetroment: of hw downfall, and the melancho!ly resection that his future proapecte were Diasted, caused Mr. Durham to remain laslurn, and 6008 after the audience d The Recorder promised to aire the cave af Qiention, and remanded the priooners W te ew emioere. wer Inves- ey of the Conownn’s Isgtrert ox Prunay.—Coroner Gambie held aw inquest on Friday at the New York Hoxpital upon the body of a young man, named Leonard Gibson, who died from the effects of soaide accidentaily received by faMing tmto a vat at the New York sugar refinery in King etreet oo Wednesday, Verdict—"Acvidental death.” Deceased was a native of Ireland, and 19 years of age. An inquest was also held by the same Coroner upon the body of a atill born child, found in a privy attached to the year of the prowines No. 142 Cherry sirest, which was thrown there by the mother in ignorance of the law of Dura) Verdict in accordance with the above facts. ‘IT um @ toser; bot Tn } Nathaniel W. Roberts spoke a+ follows —I am innocant; | hand, y could, but the majority | him be would assiet | | j { | | master | 4 man,afriend of my family, to become my | | | Judge euspenced sentence and the developemente Lonesome Phebe third, and Lady Cavin on a break. Milk Maio kept the lead throughout, although clovely pressed all ibe way by Lady Jape, and won the heat Dy a iength. Phebo war just within the distance post, and Lady Oavin just witbout. Time 24845 Second Heat. lady Jane got the best of the send-off this time, and avon wok the inside of tae track. Sbe coa- tinued 6 lead all the way round, notwitnatanding the Many efforts made by Milk Maid ‘to get io frout. The driver of the Jatter was ip too much of #burry, and forced the mare to® broak adozea times in the heat Wben (bere war not the elightest nevese'ty for such haste, Bad he trailed unl he reached the homestretch, aud ten — polled his mare out im straight work, aod maie a steady rusb, the chances are be would heve won the heat. The driver aio not vaderstand his business, and hence hia de- feat Time 244. Third Hoot — Lady Jane got the beat of the start sain by the good management of Pafer, ber driver, ant waa pever Deadeo daring the heat ilk Maid wae band) sd With lers judgment this time, if possible, than tm tbe pr+- ceving best, aud was beaten’a couple «f leugihs. Love Sic Phebe was besten badly and withdrawn. Ime” are Fee Mr. Wheinles: now took the Milk Mai¢ in and by judicious driving managed to win thia neat by 2 couple of lex gts in 2:50 35, WAjth Heat.—-A¢ the start Mik Maid broke np and Lady Jane took Ube iasive track, which she kept until she reach. ed the lower tura, when abe in tura left her feet and gave the lead to Milk Maid. The struggle that ensued up tae homestretch was very epirited and the race finely con- tested, Lacy Jane winning the heat by a neck onty. Time 2:61. "The following is a eummary — Tuvrsnay, April 8--Poree for road horses, mile beats, {B five to wegona. eared br iw. Lady Jane. gsiz1g33 Mad.......2 2222 Mr. Lovett entered s. m Lonesome Phebe. $ 3 ¢ dr. Mr, Farrel eateret br. m. Lady Cavin. Hi. Woodratf enteres b. m Flirt, Time, 2:48 4 —2:49— 2:47 62:5. 35: The trotting season promises to be unusually intorest- ‘one, for it implied that I would betray my | ing. The porses that have already been filled up exhibit never did. He still urged me to accept | the names of a number of capital young horses. Several matches, some of them for large amounts, have also been made, among otbers the following: —A match between the Bashaw gelding Lantern and Tartar, (formerly known o3 Sleepy Bul, of Canada,) for $5,000, mule heats, best three ‘and \utroduced bim to Dalton = Toey sat down | 19 five, in harcese. Tartar is the horse that received forfeit ashort | from Prince John last summer, Two matches for $1,000 each between the Philadelphia horsee Haphazard and Whiskey , mi.e heats, best three in Ave, in harness, wili come off cariy in May. eo matches of $1,000 each have been between Sam Webster and Lady Cudney, and will come off in June and July. One of the most interesting events of the season, particularly to breeders, wil be a match between four years old, tue get Papan Allen for five buotred dollars. beats to 460 1b wagons. Thi match comes ct! on the 20th of Jane, aad be comsidered a tcst of the merits Of the tock of CLewe two popular stallions. Mr. Wheipley selects one fi ie the choice of Khaw Allen's get. that we have seen or heard of are promising eve the moet ordinary dams—tney are all trotters. ie had, however, last scasan, some very Hine mares, among others the finest Rashaw mare in the country, from whom something more than common may be expected As regards racing prospects, we can say but little. The jockey Clu have not yer selected a location for the now race Courrn, but are adxiously endeavoring to do so. They have bad ap cx eneion of time granted thea by the Legis- lature, on¢ they will probably bo able to 1. aks @ selection uring the coming reason. understand they arc in Begotstion ipr tne Ceotreville Course, woich of ali others in this victMly m the most suitable for either running or trey: 4 Proeck hae ent over Charleston to Englan@. nie would Dave been sent also but fos ent to the tendoos of her foreiegs, occasioned by pewiog inthe etable. Charleston's prospects in England May be guctred at from the following resume —He made bis debut on the Warhington Course, | ston ,8. C., Feb. Tuary 6, J1S¢, and won the South Carolion stakes for two year ol08, B Le heats, for which there were seven entries, in 1:59-2:05 5,204 3, beating Hero, and distancing b. ¢. by imp. Yorkshire, and ch. c. by hutaw Shark —two others para tories, ase tbe third nominstiow was cancelled, in copsequence of tbe death of the owner. Oa the 2d De- comber 1olowug, over the ee Couree, Columbia, be Won tue sweepstakes for three year olds, milo ; wod bees Sea Breeze, in 1:62—1:08. Toler, Mon- O Kate Hanter paid forfeit. Februa'y Hulehioson taker, mile beats, over sey Charleston, 8. C., ia 1:494— boat eb. f. by Revenae, Nichoias Op 24 February, over Tafeyotte ‘a, Ga, bo deat Ada Tevis for the sweep. beate, in {MB—J4Y. March #1, 1857, he boat catsper for the cult stakes, mile heats, over the Chattahcochye Course, Columbus, Ga., m 1it— 146—14b5—1.47), The first heat was wou by Charies- bop, the #eoved & dead heat between Lim and fon Juan, ¢ beat, and Coarievton the fourth. 3 >y Sovereign, out of Millwood, by imp. Necod te cutof Fanny, by Eclipse, out of Mare Wert, toe dam of Wagner. He is now four years Old, His covet ts dark bay, Reigbt 164; hance, black fogs, mone aod tai, and i* of upexcemionad € fa throughout, Hue action is the poetrF OF motion. beat teiro, Ava Tevia, Court of General Sesttons. CASE—THE RECORDER'S n@ trial of Oscar M, Thomas alias Mason acon Spaniding, charged with inveigling & colored man, out of this State and Riehmond aa a slave, was concluded pester day in the Genera! Sessions. A"ter coungel on both eides summed up the cazem The Heoorder proceeded to charge the jury at length on the facts and the law applicable tothem, He sald thatthe defendant bad been indicted under the section of the Re vised Statutes which provides “that every person who sha!] wibout lawful authority forcibly seize and confine another, or shall inveig'e or kidnap any otber, or cause such person to be secretly confined or uaprieoned ip this Btate against bie will, or to cause euch person to be sent of Ubi Suto against bis will, or to cause sach person to be roid as & Hlave or ia any Way held W service against his will, shal! be gulity of a felony and be punished by the Gourt in torir Gecreven.” The indict ment cootained three eS vobn Higgine and James Shea were pies oder Pee nai ‘Warts fem Tt. to kaa geome a and was rent tothe penite + ry for four months. d'to"tiree months tp oumeat' ihe ky piso Wm. and Cornelius Quinn, father and « 2, pleaded gnity to maps'anghter wm the fourth degr «, b»ving the dessh of Jebp McLinden. Judge Ru ‘tl said that an ex- amination of the papers had satistie hin that Cornelius Quinn had no complicity in the homici i» fe was therefore disedarged, but the fatber was senten ev to six months imprisonment in the penitentiary. Decision In Adantralty UNITED STATSS DISTRICT COURT. Before fon. Judge Betta. LANDING GOOD8 WITHOUT 4 PERMIT—LIGHTERS—VORPEMURE. he United States ws. the Bark Papress—The United States ts. Two Hundred and Forty Bundtes of Segars.—Tnese counte—Gret for kidnagpting; secondly, for having invei- led bim to leave the State with the intention of selling im ape blave: Nod thirdly, for having invewled and kid Papped hom wth the inteptto cause him to be wold ace slave. It would be unne: for the jury t regard the firet count, for ip tus Honor's judgment the testumony did not What on ofence had bee commutted, because he did not actually Kicnap bim etther by himself or by others. The eworree of the witnesses for the prosecution showed tha: George Anderson. sometime during the month of Janu- ary ye ih the city of New York: thats man by the uame of Shaw Walier curled on Thomas to see bim ip regard to taking care of clrous horses; that st the second oF these contersations an arranj it was made by which he wae to enter the service of Thomas; that sometime after, Wal- ter, by tbe cirecti an and at the request of the defendant, tock anderson to the cars at Jersey City, and from thore wept South. From there be was taken to "him Jeiphia and Richmond, where be was sold to Rufin Hagian asa siave, for $400, which fact was teatified to by the purchaser. In order to Gud the accused guilty of the second and third counte, the jury wuld bave to fd that he inveigied an derson out of thie “vate, and that when be did so be had tbe invention to se!) him as @ slave, whieb must be derived from cireumetasces. The defendant stated tw Alice Wil son, tn Riebmend, that Andervon was his property and that Waiter bad found him in New York. Thomas kept Ancerson ip bis room meat of while in Philade|. phic a1 d theo put hum on the slave bieck aod sold him as & fleve time of hie being told the suctonesr wieted that be was «© runaway slave and was sold by bie The defendant, im the presence of witaenses 1 the proeecuu nana Anderson, bad #lated that ue was his runaway eave, dhat be run away from ft Lowls that be | war even him by bie father, and that he weed Walter wo decoy bom trom New York for the porpeme of getting bim South The Recorder instructed the jury as matter of Jaw, that 1 the defendant formed the intent in this Stave to sell Anderson elsewhere, where siavery existed, be it was & presuinption of law that any colored co Kuata war free, and it Was (ucumbent o@ the Show that Anderson actually and really be. longed to the defendant as bie slave, aad bad eacaped from some winve State. It also devolved upon the defen dant to rbow that the colored man gave his voluntary coneent to be removed from this State ‘be acfencant’s counsel desired the court to charge @ bomber of points, which bis Honor embed in hw charge te the jury After an absence of halfan hour the b ® verdict of guilty A mourn fur en arrost of judgment was made, and a0 ely the prieoner wae remanéed till Saturday, the Thomas wit is anid, very reapecuably connect #4, and » nomber of his friends have been in aiendaace uring the trial, warching ite progress with interest. \CACLT AND BATTERY jury returned * Micbre! Burne pleaded guilty to an silempt to steal & horse, end wae sent to the fiste prison for two years. James Bughes was tried and convicted Of ap assault and battery on officer Thomas, on the 16th of January Inst, ip Knickerbocker Hall, highth avenge. He Will be septenced on the last day of the vrm. Patrick McCarthy was convicted of a Fioleat assault on Henry Dern sen, and wae alko remanded for sentence Jas. Fitze mots, alias Jas. McHogh, pleaded guilty to an ateempt to commit burglary in the third degree, wae went to tbe Sate prison for two yea! Martin Weaver, & youth, was arraigned at the last term of thie court on a charge of grand inroeney and upon talee representations made to the Iistriet Attorney the City Tt seems that hess the amc ciate of notorious characters, and me To, in a bouve ‘with intent to perpetrate a larceny was brought up th eo on the previous charge, ant afer |vtaning to rome wholesome words of advice from the Recorder, who «aid be was anxious to give him @ chance w retorm, be wns rent to (be peni The court Wen adjourned Army 10.— The City Judge and the Recorder were on the bench thie morning, and sentenced a few prisoners. Thee charged with assault and battery wag ya ( were proceedtr gs to forteit both the vessel and the segars which were brought in her from Havana, oo the groard that the segars, exceeding $400 in value, were anioaded from the veseel witboat any permit from the Collector, con‘rary $0 the 60th section of the Collection act of March 2, 1857. The informatious dismissed, and vessel and re- gare ordered to be discharged. TOWAGH—COLLISION—NBOLIGENCR 2 cocarioned to the ‘barge Dy being towed againgt a pier st Tivoli, ov the North river, b+ which she was sunk, with ber cargo of coal. 4parge was one of four bargos which were towed about 50 fathoms astern by two hawsere, the Norway being We starboard barge. While tbe tow was going from Post Ewen to Tivcli, a small sloop was taken up and at- tacbed by a line of about 100 feet im length to the barge pext to the Norway. Some objection was mace to thie sloop beng #0 tailed on, but on all the evidence it appeared thet when the masters of the boats engaged their towage and took their places astern, they were aware that the was to be added to the tall of the line, and that the objections to it rested with the master of tbe particular boat to which she was to be attached. Held by the Court—That the brig ie not to be regarded ag eubject to the liabilitice of a common Carrier or insurer. The volot in contestation is w! there waa pegligence in the mavagement of tbe brig in coming to at Tivoli, and gettin: caderent again with the tow. the wg when to go ahead did so in the usual manser, bearing off diagonally into the river, and getting the wnole body of the tow gradually in motion, and the stero tier struck, etther because ita distance from the shore had been ‘henaed by the persons en or because suilicient alacrity and sktil was pot exe: ie controlling ¢he!r course, or because of the action of the sloop raggie astern of them ‘That for this loss the tug is not responsible. That it was plainly the duty of the master and pilot of the tug t bave stopped her on notice of the distress ef the barge, and ascertained ite actual condition, and applied all means in their power for ite res- cue or relief. Toat the brig is not responsivie for the origival collision, aad the libel is thus far considered dismissed, but the ifveliants are entitled to a further hear- ing upon this latter question. COLLMON—DUVY OF STRAMBOAT John F Buckley, et.al vs. The Propeller Pelican.—The bel m this case waa flied by the owners of the sloop James K. Polk to recover the damages occasioned to ber by a collision with the propelier pear Hellgate. The wind Was ligbt from between North and Northeast, and the tide ficod. The sloop was deep loaded and about two- thirds across the river, bearing up to the -. with the and of her sweeps. The propeller coming from the Sound undertook to croea the bows of the sloop, though there bad meme erga a proved rata iting her, T outand doing other . by the That there is nothing in the proofs e) the pr ller from the ebwerrauce of the plain and setuled and expecially in using steam power, to avoid one under capvass ly when close hauled or beating the wind. The duty was on the propel prudential meane in scason for avoiding the sloop, and she ‘was po way justified in relying any expectation that the latter would or could leave her track to ayoid her. Decree for coats. “setinguiehed musician i: to make his dé- Gresing Mr. Thalberg, Mines D Aner by evening. Mr. ri . D and a or- pr force will contribute their be Ty ing this aa” most delightful entertainments ever Broapway.—Mr. and Mre. Waller, who have made many friends bere during the past week are to pervonte | the principal characters in the 'y of *“Machoth” to- morrow evening, for the benefit of the lady. The amuse- ments wil! close with the farce of the ‘“Dyncing Barber,” in which Mr. Rogers bas a good part. Ninto’s GaRDEN.—Gabriel Ravel and the entire pato- mizpic corps will perform to-morrow inthe ——- piece styled “Jeannette and Jeanot®’ Mille. Rolla and the bal- messes toappear in ‘Les Abeilles,”’ after which comes r popular romance of ‘“Raoul,’’ one of the best pieces of he kina ever produced bere. > Bowery —The lively local drama of the “Three Fast Men, ’ in which the sisters I ncille and Helen have won such uproarous applause every night during the past two weeks, i ogein announced for to-morrow, when it will be followed by the exciung drama cajled the ‘‘suliot’e Re- venge.”” Buxtos’s Mr. John Brougham is tore appear here to-morrow ip bis famouse extraveganva of “Columbus,” weich be bas revised so euit the tmes. He i also to por- form with Meesre. Burton. Fisher and Smitb, and that | rest favorite, Mr. Charles Walcot, (whose return will also gladly welcomed), n the comedy of “The Rivals.” Watiack’s.—A grand gala performance is to be given at thie house to morrow evening. Mr. Edwin Booth ie to ap. pear as Ingo snd ur ELL, Daven) ‘Ouiells, in Shaks- pere's grétt tragedy. Tf thie am cement does not pack the theatre from base to dome with the friends of the legi- timate drama nothing will. Laces Kueve’s—Tom Taylor's exciting play of “Plot | and Passion” is to be revived to-morrow evening. The chief characters are in the hands of Miss Keene and | Meesrs. Burnett and Wheatleigh, cousequentiy superior | ‘acting may be relied ujon. By way of an after piece we | are promised the charming romance of “Me Elves." | AvrnicaN Mcsrem.—Anotber new drama, by Mr. Wat- 4, entitled the ‘Heart of the World,” is to undergo tte initial representation to morrow afternoon, Ita desimn is to impart a wholesome and instructive leason, particularly to the young, “Joan of Arc”’ and “Family Jaret” will be performed in the evening, Tux “Simen Trve,! embracing @ beautiful panorama and very laughabie farce, in which Geo. Christy and Geo. Bolland have prominent characters, is to commense the fourth week of ite career at Christy and Wood's to-mor- row night. Itwill be preceded, ae usual, by negro bur- leaquer, songs, &c. Tar Bryanre have overhauled their extensive reper- toire of ox micalities, and prepared a freeh programme for Vomerrow oveing Sas preteines tockine co Sass ane. ment can bly desired at one sitting, The amusements C' with the peculiar burlesque of “Bryant's Great Show.” Marr. Pemi’s Camrumt Moeereets, whose Rtblopian do- Uneations have for some years bees highly Isaded inthe | South, are to commence Operations at No. 444 Broadway morrow evening, when the public may expect some- thing both novel and pleasing in the “colored opera’’ line. Miss Axxa Vast, the popular American vocalist, has NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL I, 1858. formed company, consisting of the Hrothers Moilen- bauer, the favorite violiniats, and Herr Schreiner, the talents ¢ young pianist, and will soon gite concerts in Nor- folk, Petersburg, Richmond, Lynchburg, and other places ip Virginia and the South. Personal Intelligence. ‘The Hon. S. S. Marshall, representative in Oongress for the Ninth d'swict of Tlinow, bas published « letter, ia whieb be makes public that he will not be = candidate for re-esecbon. DEPARTURES. pion and Havre in steamabip Vanderbih—fol F Wert Dr Talbot Bullard. Mr Manly Labo, ; Rush arniz, 7 Harrison, Semon Gullman, Friedmann, James Alien. Washington Hiddmann, B A To- berson. Miss © Alves, Mre & Wensworth, Mr Flecenhina and Indy, Hlenj Kellum, Achiile Lund, Mre 8 Womann and ser. tant, Mre jor and servant, Mr Morris Door, Mine ® IT Hayward, MrT Mclean laywatd, Dr Labarree and lady, W balodin, H Half, H Coble, Mrs Etheridge. A Gerstein and wife, John T Augo, Wm Wameor, 8 Wade, f Seiomon Mre Orwald, ¥ Peieraro, 1 Gevans, T Eckhard Torardo, T Perncam D Laepett, P Ohincaperre, Mra l, Miler and infant, 0 P end wife, TW Welsh, Miss Buliett, Mew A, Doubet, Mrs Brown, Mr Dorge. Mra Dorge and infant, W¢ M Barry, TC Fooie, William Berk. B N caro, T ri Ming apd i? Rermenn, Wm } rederick+ Reed Fabbrie, Mine Ber ty John Brnest Rev T Ep 4.1 Rebnelder, § Hirseh. eon Ascier Mr Prederick. F Rubach, Mrs Lite, hii Little, ham, P Everts, LChaiard, A Riek, Mr Winter, y Tourhwake, Mre & Biever, Mrs Ouhwaie, Mra Tollincer, € Weimann, John Mullwer, Mesars Sehunw hae wards, \ Guerin, A A Taseb, T Vier Heh Hoe end ber, & Kaufmann. TB Grommet (wo infanta, BT Pirsehibe in A Orurepoti er. © Weber. A Bepenecheid Phsinger. € Or, T Doey ferta, Mr lteecher, RobtH Holling ene twiy, Rev JM Bannet and lady, Mre Paris, Josephine Parcus and infant, Mre Bro den. Mra R yrne FW Unwn and incy, B Lenber, Fred «Lucier Bonard, Chas Rerlain, Mrs Oppenheim, Paul F Fretarore, Ade Tranie, J Artretta and yer’ Jobo Cronin. Wiliam Berbisner, © FB Reanet, John Lang, 7 Bunn, © Miller, Jes Uogerells. PC rele, Hi Knap, Jacob Metrger. T Demivil Pando, F Pi Mra Benedesl, Aug. B jah! HON Retche, G Lange Andrew Toubert, A Reishall, John Kuz, € Ruethe, 1 Ren. fing, G Marino, FB Murilio, (hax Oxwald, TB 4 Polgsei, M Funge, TY ' we F rod Reuter, Lave Samiy, 1 Weis end wie B Mantery, ¥ Harte ¢ Reicher HH Bewehelor P Lemon. | Yougere, PW Fom gere,},Sameon. H iliker. Wr Volker, © Wit. Kiair, T Rieh art, B Rumen, T Rolld, Wm H Lackett —Total, a8 Por Liverpool, inthe « whip Cy of Baltimore—Ire Tomitua, Mra Kyre, Mre Pe ire And Miew Alder, Mre But wrvorth, Mr Knsebt, Mr Wild, Mr Sunerner, Julio Baltere, CM Tise. Robt Darley, Thos Biss end wite, HB Jackson, Wm Herren, Mr Beyward and ebtid, Mr Colquborss, Beste! Fiun', John Davis, Dr G Van Archer, Pedro nck: son, Mr Campbell Dr George Tavior, A Atall, Mrand Mre nnery, Joseph Mayor, Jaa Brown Miss © Miss Crongber, Mrr Joe! M Price. Joreph © Parsons, ‘elland, Mr. Kerlgan, Mr Wild, Mr Hughes J R Bout, Mr Letteb, Mr Cruickebank, Mr Harlow and chi ire: ure, wife and three children: Mr Poole, wife and child; Mr Nieoll—and 17. in the steersce. For Savannah, in the sieemship Florida F Cooper, 8 Mumford, Miss Mumford. 1 Straus, © Kautm ep ‘onda, WD Renton, J M Sawyer, aston, B Perrin, Jr, fetxas, JC Waters, 8 Gackhel A G@ Woodrntt, TA ner, M Reis—and [:\ in the steerage. For Richmond, Ae, in the » Jamestown—F Wi wagivanus fesich, Jeaegh Riasidver Boaare White, WP Rredieg sulle H “f Indy, mue! Cook, J 5 os L Meyer and child, ha) ineman, rs Dann Temes Cordon, A ro FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Saronpay, april 10—6 P. M. guilty, apd was sent to the State prison for ‘There was @ very active and a very buoyant stock market this morning. At the first board the transactions ‘were to @ greater extent than we have noticed for some days. The leading railroad stocks were all in demand, and the advance realized ranged from one quarter to five per cent, Missouri State sixes improved 3 per cent; La Crosse and Milwaukie land grant bonds, 3: Canton Com- pany, 4; Delaware and Hudeon, x; New York Central ‘Railroad, 1%{; Erie, 2%; Hudson River Railroad, 134; Harlem, 134; Reading, 134; Michigan Central Railroad, 134; Michigan Southern, old, 1{; do, preferred, 5; Cleve- land, Columbus and Cincinnati, 3s; Galena and Chicago, 1; Cleveland and Toledo, 3g; Ohicago and Rock Island, 14. The probable success of the opposition ticket at the elec tien of the Michigan Southern Railroad Company has had a favorable effect on the market value of the stock. The present management have so little interest in the stock, ‘80 little experience in railroad management, and 60 little efficiency generally, that the stockholders will be grated in making a complete change. The old management is far preferable, and will, without doubt, receive the mecessary support. The anti Jervis ticket will probably be elected. New York Cevtrel Railroad was particularly active this morning, and closed firm at 68 per cent. Chicago and Rock Island opened and ciosed at steadily advancing prices. At the second board the market was active, but prices ruled at lower poiwts. New York Central fell off 1 per cent, Hud- son River Railroad, 1g; Harlem, \; Reading, %; Michigan Central Railroad, 3; Michigan Southern, old, 3; do. pre- ferred, 2: Galena and Chicago, (; Cleveland and Tole lo, X. Chicago and Rock Island and Erie Railroad were with- outchange Pennsylvania Coal advanced + percent. After the board prices improved again, end at the close the market was much more buoyant. The spirit «f specule- tion ts epreading, and i looks very much as thougha strong upward movement was about being inaugurated. ‘The transactions at the Clearing House to day were as follows -— 12 yr} by The Metropolitan currency certificates ameunt to $282,000. The steamship Vanderbilt, from this port for Havre to- dag , carried out $235,000 in specie. The Arsietant Treasurer reports to-day as follows: — Total payments. Total balance $06,307 69 104,162 64 969/128 90 The receipts to-day includes $44.00 from Custome. ‘The anthracite coal trade is brightening up a little. ‘The Schuyik'li canal has brought down 24,893 tons this week, and the Reading Railroad 21,261—in all, 46,154 tons for the week. The deficiency on the railroad, however, is large, compared with last year. ‘The receipts of the Harlem Railroad Company for the month of Marck were:— + $93,147 $8,559, . tee seve $4,588 ‘The operating expenses wero $18,000 this year, against *6,0CO same moxth last year. It ts proposed to call a meeting of bondholders of the La Croese and Milwaukie Railroad for consultation, Ac., and holders of the bonds will be notified of the place and time of meeting by sending their addresses and the num- ber of bonds held by them to hesere. W. & H. Ward, No. 47 Excbange place. The Philadelphia Ledyer df the 10th inst. says:-~ Monday next is the day on which, onder the law of last banks of this State will have 4000 Tern 6's, 60. 19500 Virginia b' o.. 1200 City 5%, 1000FrieRR Sdmv’ 5600 Frie. RR bds,"75 1000 FrieR Reon b'71 2000 N Y Orn KR 6's 10(0 HarlemRR 2¢m_ 260 MCRSpet mef cb 2660 Dl Cen RR bai 2000 THA Altonzmt tee CQOOTCroa& Mil Igbds © Be OD... sates 21000 Mile Mise?) 0d ‘19 «bs Dk of America 108 2 Phepix Bank... . 100 5 Pk of Stateof N Y. 102 6 Sankof Commerce 102 MABITINE INTELUIGEN CR. FOR CALIFORNIA, ETO. Oshawba............New York....April 12.,Havane &N. 0. 8TEAMBRS TO AND FROM HAVANA AND BW ORLEANS. Erinn Orrr—Vrom New York 2d. arri ah and New 10th arriving at Rew ork 280, C4awea—From New York and New Sh, arsiving at New York 82. nnapeurnia- From New York 17th, arsiving at Havana 204, and New Orieane 25h, "From New Orieane Sth, Havana fib, arriving at New York 1%. Tiack Wankioa-From New York 27th, arriving at Havana Int und New Orleansid., From New Orleans aa, Havana wee Srl Pons Onariesion aus amd 160 due at Havane Sib ei--F rom an al vane and 284, Prom Havane 10th and 20th, due si New York 16 and 3ist. ‘Wien the above dates fell on Sunday, the steamers wil aa ou Monday, exept irom Kew Orleans. (AN packoges end letters tntended the New Yous wesisadaate ween er ALMANAC FOR NEW TORK-—THIS DAY. SUN RISES. . 5 26) Moon Rises . ‘OUN SETS... 6 $4} meu waren. Port of New ‘ork, April 10, 1858. CLEARED. Steamebip Florida, Crowell, Sevannab—S L Mitcbill, Steamship Ne Ate wamship Nashville, Murray, Char 4 ‘Bice Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, Norfolk, &c—Ludliam & Ship Rabob. Baxter, Shapghae—Cary & Co rhip Hkylark, Follanebee, Ban Francisoc- Sutton & Co, Ship Sir Robert Pee! (Ham), Jurgens, Hamburg—L I Am- Ship StCharies. Conway, New Orleans—W T Frost. Bark Comet, Burr, San Francisco—s B Babeock & Co. Bark William Yaitreon. Malaga—Galway, Cassado & Co. abe Clara Windscr, Mckwen, Port au ‘H Bocker TERVER, peck Selon e Parker, St Jehn, NB—J 8 Whitney & Co. c Bark Wenaam, Wedge. ater, Brig A Means ‘Herrick, Rt Pierre—Nesmith & Sona. Brig L Berry, Berry, Pouce—Waleh, Carver & Chase. Brig F Linooln, Parsons, Darken—W A Ellis. Acbr Brontes, Powers, Seville—I B Gager Rebr Kate Weston. Elia, Bt do—I BGager. ox George Byron, Ford, Cienfuegoe—Walsh, Oarver & chase Schr Sarah Maris, Underhill, Barsnoa—Thos Giimartin, Sebr Montrose, Wall, St Joba. NB—C A DeWolft. Schr Saperiar, Rodineov, St Jobpn—G L. Hatch & Co, pighy tareerct Alice (ir?, Simmens, Corawalis, N8—D R Wo! cbr Pearl, Weatervelt, Newbern— Davis & Holmes. Sebr SN Binith Smith,’ Georgetowa—Doliner, Power & Oo. Schr Rugene, Parker, Philadel jan Hand. Di Ssndford. Sebr Arcece, Carle. cor" . rican Portland—@ L Hatch & Co. rannah Schr Ames Chief, Pressey, Bteamer Thos twann, Rav Beamer Memphis Wateoo. Charlesion. Breamer Caledonia, Laviield Bahimore. Steamer Kennebec, Hand, Priladelphia. ARRIVED, Steamshin Alabama, fohenck, Bavannak, with mdse anf paasengers, toS 1. Mitchtit bhip Surpriee, Ranistt, Bhonghse, Jan 7, with teas and silks. Was towed into Quarantine. fhip Grahams Polley. Heyden, mdee, to Laytin & Burdbut” Had Ship Wesiminater, Wamaek, Ni dese, to Rtanton & Thompaon. saw ship Sunbeam, of Bath, bound F: "same day, passed a ‘unk or chest painted drab’ color, The W has experienced beavy E and NE gules during the passuge. Ship Andover, Kerry, New Orlesns, March 21, with mds, to Win Nelson &'Son. “Has expertenced heavy weather. lat inst, ina heavy pale from ESt;, lat 4940, lon 79.30, lost quarter boai with eversthing atteched; Gth, int 36 03. lon 74, signaled sienmoxbin Moses Taylor, hence for Aspin ; New Orleans. 174 hove on beam onda for sia hours, and ebifted cargo in lower hold. Jan 29, on the outwerd passage, lost overboard Her- man Jeckron, seaman, of New York Bark Zingarelia. Sinker, Rio Janalro, Feb 17, to Aymar & Co. Has lost” two passengers, and men down at one time with yellow fever. Beneca (of Baltimore), Feinbacen Buenos Jen 1S, via St Thomas, March 2), with bidas and wool to Marsh 1, Cape Hatteras bearing master 'W 120 miles, took heavy WNW cae, and was hove to 10 days, during which Ume drifted of 500 miles; the provisions short, aud the storm salle beginning to go, bore up tor Sermuda, but meeting wilh a pale off (bat port, was eompelied to goto Be ‘Themaa, at which place abe arrived on the 19th; 0 Bt to 2th March was becalmed; Mareh Mth, lat 31 Pare. spoke schr J H Hofman, from loea ols foremest bead; 2d in jon a BE gale, shipped « s Gabi, Ac: Oth ivat, lai 37 20lon 71 Li spoke ‘A Lag! Walrcboro, frem' Cuba for Now York (probably brie ‘sm breve Light Bieknes, from Havans), ‘The S Bas been 10 days N of Hatteras, with teary gaien. i Bara, Stevens, Bavanilla, Mareh 20, with fuatic, hides, Ac, 10 Voss, Livingston & © for New York Waiie ‘was run into by a bark, Ralied In Co with brig Olive, nobor Inet night tn the Lower Bay, ch took off the jihboom — March of Cape Tiburon, rpoke brig Youth, from savanille for bre: men: 2¢ inet. Int 22 40, lon 72 15. spoke brie Pemoroke, Mun- roe, (rom Warhingtop, NC, for Gradaloupe. Bark Princeton of New Uaven), Berry, Demarara, March —, With kink, &¢. to Routh Tuttle & Co. (of Tosion), Coloord, Havans, March 24, Bark MJ Cole. 20. ). Birout, Macanzes, 12 daya, bo. Haseaperienced heavy 0 with eugar, 10 Mey he weather, ston, 15 days. with cotton, te, to J of Havana, was boaried bys boat ar Pty: . Bark Coilla, #8 . 1 days. with cotton, Ae, to Storges, Cearman A Co, March ! , brig Charles from Cieatnegoa ‘or Cork; sane dey. off Key | West, spoke ebip S R Mallory, Lester, from New Orleans for Liverpooi, S4 inst, LU miles fof Liatteras, spoke scr aK | Addiera from Bermuda for Jacksoovilie. (ot Bev Park Radiaz on), inn, Savannah 6 days, with | Durbam & Inne. do. aoe Cauurac (of Boston), Wella, Ponce, PR, i 12 Metropolitan Bank 10434 60 Mich Cen’ Hit? *. 654 Capases (of Bosman), Wale, Tonee Fh, | +S American Ex Bk.. 10534 785 MichSoANolndRR 244; javelin, rlecding BFS eaume Unie, #3 vip 16 Pank of NewYork 108%; 40 do... Tt in ecaup nay sh vale Hidalgo fo , . 22° 900 do 243 am Hemton), Perse, Arroyo, PR. 20 days, bod PASTS S|) meee sie, inom Arroyo tor New Haven. Lett 500 do. 60, do ,.... 30 100 Panama RR, .860 eo 200 G0. .4., DOO own i Brig Win M Rice (of Rosion), Loud, Galveston, 29 days, and 50 © B & (uineey RR Jbet.basek with cotton. 4.10 Heauings, Muller & Gow 176 Mil and Mies RR... ling. Had heavy weather © bulwarka, de. 25 do, . Brig Lyin Frarece ‘oi Damariscoia. Degrett, New Or jenne, 26 days. with suger, to Robert 4 ". a Unik Bandy King, brows, New Orleans, 15: uit.cotion, &2, BOARD. to Laguna far! Experienced some heavy weather. shs Erie RR ..... Brig aK Dealir y West, March 2, with mdse 25000 Missouri 6's... 83 Hudson River RR to Benner & Teak: pe Fear ering # miles 1060 NY Cen RR 6's 91 6 eee DOO on » asm ee 500 NY Cea RE 7s 102 werd bow y clear of everything eway F damage. No date, lon 74, spoke bark Hy Warren, of Ibath, Chase, 19 day 0 Mich * 100 Mich S & N Ind RR & MichS&N) ‘215 Gal & Chi 50, do,. . 200 Cleve & Tol RR. , 280 do... B80 hy 1€0 Mil & Mine RR... REPORTED SALES OF BONDS AND STOCKS AT AUCTH Ny A. H. Nicolay $5,000 La Crea@e and Wilwaukio RR. 77s...Int, added 8434 2,060 Virginia State 6 por cent bonds,... do, 90! 13,00 Keokuk City 8’... ‘QU8 49 Sacramento City 10% 1,269 Sun Matual Insurane: o8 shares New York an Sim 69 La Crosse and Milwaukie {American Fr press Co 10 Welle, Fargo & Co '# Express 200 Ose eee JOSS, | The OF badexperienced rome heavy won hor | 89 Tiinols Gon Hits; O4yg | eign Wi ie, Trinktad, Cubs, 14 Clov, Ool MORK. oF vardeneg 25 daye, with | 296 Gad & Chi Ri 90 m, Navarre Apo” Apri 2, Jat M4, | 400 do,..,.b30 9g, ton i o pale from B rs Lhipped & heavy | 5 ulwarks, deck load api water ean. | iso Clev SP0iRE.. 48 + Anchor (ot Bath), Dunbam, Caréenss, March 29, Hi, Loud, ior New Hoven pest day Coftla, Trinidad, Cuba, 2 WACO Ist pat, of Hat m Trinidad for N¥ork. elir Be: Penpiman ici Machie Brig C ig . days, wih sugar, to May hew teras, spoke brig Minnie Mill b sugar, to master. Brig J i Sewyer fof Demariscotia), Sawyer, Cardenas, | Maceb 24, with sogar, 10 Waish, Carver & Chase, Selled in oo wih brig May Queen, for Foriund. Brig Fistor bogie, Lawrence, Curscon, March 22, with sut, to Koll & Persubn | ort), Kmery, Kingston, Jam, 4 days, | imaentc ene, Kwrwond, io A Ii Holomon, March | mM wpoke ebin Ocean Ranger from Fal: | Tih, int 34 40, lon 74, spoke brig Bei wv New York. neh %, with ection Ac, to hurrisane from ES" for Brig Nortolx ‘ot ith coffer, n. | N¥: TH Horden, Coiling, N¥ork Matanees for Uork: the having on the Ist inst, took a vory heavy gnle from Nit to E, and lost 20 hbds molasses. Rame day spoke brig Proon).« of Rowton, McLellan. 13 éaye from or ht Jom, NB: the having on we ist Inst, expe tr ard drifted over Frying. m NE ‘on the Shoals but recetved 80 rig Rerneo, Craig, Jacksonville, 17 days, yellow pine, to Ping Cranterd tot Bing), Rmat!, Jacksonville, 12 © fot Fast |, Jark a dane” sith vollow vine, to Marcy & (0; Vessel lo Mayhew, Taliot AC . . ‘Tebr U Ulover (of Camaen). Meemaa, Aus Cayes, March 17, with log wood, to Meten!t UNO. ete Lewin Waigh (of Calais), Paine, Ponse, PR, Mareh 16, with molasses. ‘0 Teller & West. Beit ces lt Tows-ond (of Hrockbaven), Culver, Guaparas, ar ard moiarses to 1B Gager. bailed for Pattimore, 24 inst, lat 2 30, ale from eP e nr c; Sth, Int 833), lon 7220, reat and ‘of ed for Nbediord, 6 ha out from the Sandy ich Islands, Sehr Spencer D, Mapes, Havana, March 05, with fruit to T Gilmartin. Tad very heavy weather; Ist inst off Charleston, ina besry gale from NE BK, lost deck Imad of oranges, boat, Hhhoom, ae fey Berea = (of Witmip P R, March 27, with » in ecmpany with brig M lon 7045, experienced ® heavy ip she Howls KO), Gorgon Carden eh 8, with arch 31. in the Gul Eocon. ¢ Derleneed a ga K, during whieh shipped « 10 away fore boom, and lost 100 bbis molaases from with the deck Pehr Morace Maybee, Tottle, Swan Inland, 2 day goane. to Jonas Benkth & Co 50 Fast River Bank, Sebr @.} Miller (Br), Joknvon, Baracoa, 9 days, with frult, 2 Fulton. to GJ Diller. 10 Nationa tet Otese (of Brookhaven), Jones, Rarscos, April 1 with ruit, to Thos Glinyariin. aco wih eee J er, plaseion Schnwon, tor Rew York By $59,000 Chi. St. Pou! & F. da Lac bi 129 ebares Marine Bank 60 Goran BaDk....... 20 Niagara Fire insurance Co, woes 145 Qs CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Sarcrnay, April 10, 1868, —The market wea dull under the influence of the end wales limited to 4,000 a 6,000 bbis., in erfine State at $416 a $426, and extra at $4 40 0 $450. Weeat wae irregular and inactive, with sales of 1,400 bushels Southern red at $1 20, and 200 Virginia white at sla. Coms.—The market opened at 75c. for yellow, with solos A 16,0004 20,000 bushels, but closed nominally at 74e., Pork was lower, with eT 56, and 200 prime at p. t.—eaid to have been otei4 Conox.—The market continued firm, with moderate wales. Wirexry.—Sales of 200 bbis. were made at 21 ie. Movements tn Real Estate, By A. J. Bleecker, Son & Co. ; ~ ty Antory baick Fuglish basementhouse & lot 182 Lex. fete Gaia nt Mel ani ie BY. ,DABEBP. ss esreeceeees Re} Sonn, Oliver, Clark, , Setory basement house and lot, Schr 8 B Howes, Smith, Ni Be WAR Gh, VRID. .c.serrsvrorseressusrssersses 8 Echr J parka, Rogers, Alosan 4 story brick store and dwelling 240 av. H, 20x44... 3,760 | Bohr A eMiA B story brick basement house and lot No. 160 Kast Bebr Leggatt, Gihson PAD Bt, BOXTOD, sr seececeeeevepeneneeere ves Bebe Ocean Wave, Zales irginia, ‘ ‘ a Joss, | 7 ool & ry too aex 1 * o. i T 1 &, , do. Con Rit ate 44s : 600 sebr K Smith (of Chatham), Kelly, New Orleans, 18 days, with flour to Wade & iro, March’, of Mataniila Reet, hr Frances 1 York .) 2 wo, 1 lat 82. in which lost the boat, rienced a gale warks, and carried away ra Bohr Francis Rurrit! (of Weatport) Fartiek, NewOrleana, 9) 10 omar, Smith & Co, ine experienced Jowt part of deck load of molasses, split daye, with wm very envy w aaile, de, a Schr LA Ward, Cramer, Jacksonville, 12 pine, to Peek & Choreh Sebr Raalte (of sport), Fowler, Savennab, 15 deya, with yellow pine. tod Hearne & Uc Behr Paura Gertrite, Pliwood, Aavannab, 6 dage, with eot- ton, Ae, to DC Murrey , Thormas, Darien, 7 days, Charleston, 4 days, with cotton, ya, with yellow Jom, Charleston, 4 daya, man. Charleston, 1 days, with cotion, A Sertckeon, Charleston, 4 days, with cotton, Ac, to Dollner, Potter a Co. fcbr) Ireland, Steelman, ‘Whiminaton, NO, 8 daye. Schr 8 Waison, Roliting Newbern, Ll daya, Sehr Hampden, Gast NC, sebr Runny Routh, Wisk on Rehr Rentiegs, Sinith, Waabt ig Gi ington, NO, #daye Acadia, Barry, from On Bark Ara Fieh. from S¢Markn Brig John Btevens, from —. Bt ‘Vanderbilt, peg imore (Pr), ‘eame! a verporl: Florida, and Thon fen. Seren gman Ce a pempee, Coasienon, ci menor. Nortole & mare; abipa age, Melbourne "Anglo Saran Bae. Fr cisea Maratbon, . Ori. . Ivira. a Hendures, Relfze Res'leos, Banta. Mar Leong Banta, Marla. Wy en. Wobile: brian Three story Matis Rawaimee Moe Bent relia, Georgetown; echre M Taylor, and Bor ita ‘Wind during the day from WNW to NNE, Mo- Miscellancoas and Disasters, The steamehip Vanderbilt, Cept Lefevre, soi'ed at 7 o'clock: yesterday morning. for Southampton sad Havre. She carried! a lurge number of passenger, ¥ bore names wt!) be found im another © Jumn, She 140 teok ou’ $795 000 » apecie, ‘The British stesmebip City of Ral! more left at noon yestere day for Liverpool, with 56 cabin passengers and 173 steerage, Bhe took $5,000 ip specie. Suir Fanart Iopxims—Apalnchioria Apri) 3-259 ba) top bave been got ont in a dame ped condition. and wore at an avernge of $6 per bale. re quantity of looas cotton bas nleo been raved, end sold fer nearly $1400. But very little more can be saved, » the mud. being now sewed fen ‘Eliw er Eeq, Sec y Soard cf Under: Rarx Nicnoras Corwis-—Savennah April j—The bark Nie ebolas Curwin, ‘rem Matapzas wi'> surar for Falmouth, Bng- jand, in reported near Tybee, in diav (By telegraph), Wrrex—Sel rr ro nar Dt of, , Burehead reprerented a fol! enc woman with an dress, trousers Wed around the arkles, and choos with tamed up toes. foun Jane C Dovonry, ashore North of Brigantine Basak, bes eal etripped, and it is suppored we v easel will proves, cnx Lity, Francis, at Roston from Charleston. font, at 4AM,’ #truck on ibe reef R side at tho Vinegar came off at next flood without dame ce, Notiecs to Moriners, MEDITERRANKAN-—COAST OF SPAIN—ALTERATION OF LIGHT AT MALAG Oficial information has been revetved at this 03 Molster of Marine tt Madrid hoe given notice tees tee hen, Rither o exhibited from the light tnwer on the Hast Mole At Malsea Ban bean replaced by a fixed white ihe, verlag by Ped fineher every two mirnter. and visih'o from iho deck of & Vegeel tn clear weather, at edisinnce of siinen mallow ¢ new illumteating apparatus is catadioptric, or b: of ths third order a ry lenses, the Tighthouse Roard THOWNTO By order of Roan ‘Wasmrxcron Crry, Mareb 31, 1858, ‘But but ‘JENKINS, Secretary. @ See Port arrivals. yor. Feb lg sg Milew, Risley Tro. Ox Caves, Mai P—Im port bel ! . Corn walila, for Porton soon: Abbia Forrest, Mauversnm for do aa. Cauccrts, Jan B—Arr ship Grace Gordon, Rabeon, Cow Rid from Saugor Jan 30, ship fahine, Hendee, Boston; Fi 2. Mary Bridges, Landon: 34. Telossar. Lovell Works ee RacOa, March 22~In port harbe Kagie. Baker, for New York leg; Yok Parsons, for ao to: brig Normsn, for une Dewanana, March —In port ship #eth Spragne, Protea for Obsrleston; hark Monteriima, Mov roe, tor NYork, GRAND ToRK, TI, March 19- No am veasel tp port. ATaUrax, Ly S1—Arrachre Margaret Greon, Richmonds Pi Uncle Tom, Harpel. do Cid Bist, schra A Steele, Bears, UFtates; Orincen. Snow, Philsdetphi Arr at do $b, 8:30 PM (by tei), seamen Liverpeol for Bosion, and sld 4 Boston for Liverpool, and ld at AM SinGarone. Jan 24—Hid Palestine, Hower, NYork. Borin am, Mareb 14—In port barks Clarn 0 Beil, Power, for Rowton i; Glen, Prentiss, ércm Portland arr 7ih’ brig Mar- tha Worthington.’ Center. for Nosion 2 Ben| Cushing (Br), Somer, from Gyoncester just arr, Sid 24, bark Arethusa, Ho ma RaVANILLA, Marsh 2—In port achr Larnkeh. Bro from PS aad for N York 10 aye” Sid Mb, brig Olive. Hallahans ork SrJony, NB. April $=Arr schr Ternossee, Wooster, New York: “*h. brie Triad. Bailey do. Cltoa brig Ava’ Bene Bit paella! 7, seb c Moores bwiryer, da. tm port america, . , Niagara, sohr Peru, Thomas. for ork Ob. Home Ports ALEXANDRIA, April 10— Arr (by tel) abip H A Harbeck, Liverpool, with ra‘iroad iron ” . ON, April @Arr bark Tronte Rird, Con'er, Surinam; 1 « John, t rt, Clemfurws: mire. Hell, W Lovitt (Br), Burne, Gracd Turk: Antover Nerry. drin; Cronatadt, Herrick, Gleuces*: > to fintah lig for 8 schrs Agate, Akins. Jacmel; G 1) Kioc, Wooster, Menfaegoa, Meron” Cardecas; RW Dillan, Marta, Hine Crowell, W Seator am, New Freeman. ard Esstern Light, Freeman Tanviar; Sears, Georgetona, DC. via baniy Hook: 1H Bears, Baltimore; Fiten Halevi, rium: h, artic: TC Runyon, Kpdicoty L Audepried, Corarn, M Filmore, Tuttle; hee Parker, Webb: Silver Magnet ‘Perry ont Cem Kearvy, Mogathiin: 1 ‘ Noble: RH Wilaon, Panderscn: Sehwa, & Robinson; W Sime. ™, Hodgkinson, Phil Del; Eunice Rose, Small, » ‘Woodbridge, NJ; Thomas Pot abetbport; David Cox, Jones, AYbany: Tomab, nd Hurd, Smith, Rondont Isabella, Fauitiin: New York, Go daeil; Fanover, Hush Neill, apd Koewnth, Coker, NYork C1) Knowles, Havana, Granadilla, ker doksouvilte: DL Stur- jorris Baktimere; Fran Sto 8 Eand NW, with BELFAST, pri Arrechr ® 8 BATH. Apr G81 whe Gen Seo CHABLEETON, April webaport Te the ofl Liverpool, and 8G Hall. (of Yarmon mae Corb Neaky.. Cli aohra hc Peltor, MoCatlum, NYORR: AMBAs zon (Sp). Amengval, Windier: WH Dresser, Hateh, Jack- sonville Fla. Siishio Mooniain Ware Haltete, Bos Glove, Robltsop, Liverpool, d ie Tergier Pend towh 80: rohre BO Peltor. Meco lus. NYo Apra N¥ork: Challenge. Pendletor . ®lm! ENGARTOWN, April (—A4rr hark Rob Jl, NYork for Portland. brig Lucy Heywoot, do for fears Mary Farneworth, vert! do tor do: Hurt, 9-4. Colo Wowon, Ids Frencea, baitsmore for Buekapark, the ahowr, Fal RIVER, April &—Arr «chen Richt Porden, Arnold, Phiindelphia: Joa Lybrand, Warren, @ilzabethport: aloops Hy LEeadder. Wilton, Albany: John Werry, Phtlipe, Staasab ang jh, Chief, Marbles Fiolmea, Chase, vacy Stonington, brig Velona, NYork Keli, do for Rookiond; a Farwel Lewle t, ¥ Bu (rom Semerset) NYork; sloops Aun Maria Loniea, Cum: Go: Marien T f moe Lawrence, Alien, do . Ald eelira Rebocom, ii Pizarro. Stb—Arrachre Emblem, Jonee, Tangter for Boatan; Joba Cadwallader, Godfrey, and Vast! Stary Sharp, Ph for do; Mary Fletcher, Crosby. do tor Yortland: Maine Law, Packard, do for Beth: Elizabeth Ann (Yr), Koss, NYork for Ki John, WB; Fiying Fish. Kemp; Joba Mechow, Swett, and Fophia Parker, Pier se, Boston for Tangies; Mary Cleav Goodridgn; % Linley, F) ght, Huntley; Atmira Ty, Gendy; fora L, Pmith, and Alfred Barret! Costes, do for Yhiledelphin; Louie, Chase, and Wm ong, Scott, do N D Bits, Hewoard.” Po M cei Walt, ken ; George for Rappabannwek; Medora, 2bowd BYork: Ai Kolley, Machin tor do Vert ert Bil beige ‘Charlo Mansanilia, Robin; sebre Fin 3 © Rupyoo, Josep! ona Ruggles, Auten Mictinon. Jf Mary Pictcher ant filebadh Anne Beye Mary Abn (Br) Cole Ooms . NB, for Mh—Arr bri NYork: Tipsia frover. ‘Cates, Prriiand for Wilmington, ; sobre Charlen A Greiner, W: 1 Githert reen, Weaver. Phila ie! a for Homon: Aretic, ae Norfolk for do, Eliot, Weaver, Fhilateiphia A je reea C, Gandy, do for Newsurypor!; Pavilion, Kelley, NYork for Narwieb; Richerd Thomepen inyd: uel Korwou!, Robert Corson, Corson, and Kellie TD, A. tom for Philladelebia: Gen Peavey Tnnt Lubes for 8 Tork; Wreath, Cofin, Machias forda. tid aches Hay State, J Law: renes. bh ‘tying Tish, John Mesbow, Bophia ‘Almira T, Alfred Borrett, Eile Wm Hone, Louise, Carkale, ‘Amanda, Pavilion, Richer Thompsom, Coeiner Nellie D, Maicohn’ Gen Poovey Oru trafic, Rhen Herbert, Rarah 1, anc Wreath. 9 A routh, with rain, HIGHLAND LIGHT, April 9, 12.90 PM—Passing tm baste Arctic, from Onleutta for Boston, with loss of foretopgallant oe S HARTFORD, Fachem (, Theeahag, 3 et April S—Arr_ scbre York: Ben) Butler, Crosiey, Port Fi h: Fes D Waters; Chas Cooper, Cooper, and C Sin) Rood, Xe EW ORLEANS, April 10—Arr(by tel) ships WF Schmidt, Greenock ave, NORFOLK, April 10-—1n Hampton Roxas (by tol, abip TB Wales. from Callao: brire Ave beth from Porto Ricos William R Tibbey, from the tombrero Isiwuds, ache Pastfic, from in NANTUCERT, April 6—Arrechr RB fimiih, Kelley, New York baht adh iT, April 88d sohr CW Holmes, MeRl- worth. Philedelph VeWwront, ‘april t—Arr ache DY, Hammond, Chase, Bal- {imore to discharge: Mary Clark, Howard, Providence for imore. Stb—-Arr sehr TH . Kidrides, Poston for Norfolles neh gh ans By +9 Myrick, Jo for Philme Dhber, Depris for NYork: Science, Giad- Kerren Happuch, Kelley, bennia for do; fomers:t for do; sloop Willard, Korren Happnchy ad o' hers. Mm pot tes DL Hammond, Hy Payeou, J © Wale cobpbiay Fapire, ding, Prtatol for 4 Chief, Marble, of and from Bear RAM eid, getre Botence, Rmptre pate aceon tilor Caaiean Chee fivers, ary Clark, H i! Baecom, drop: end others. April & Arr prova Cham Ongood, mith, See eee oma thetrcket, Geer, do tor de scht Penne ey iounin, Ladd, Port Ewen tor Pall Fiver, aioop Mariah, New Tork for Norwieh.. Cid grhe Yeleraph. Fargo. Ralimgre: NEW RAVEN, April 0—A\rr echr Sarah Elizabeth, Smith, wey Teele SH Warren, Changren. NVork, PORTLAND, April®—Arr brie Wavneb (new, 231 tone) Hodadon, of and frem Kennebunk. steamer Ch Crowell, NY¥ork. Bid ib, brig Lucy Ann; sehr Baraby a oiberrs. ROVINCETOWN, April 1 Arr echra Cinderetia, rere win Weligeet, Anna D. Hamien, of and eK Ih for Norfolk (nnd eld 24); Minos, Muy, Wolldeet, for UEhovipaNce, ApS Cie ntermer Westchenter, Clarity NYork: sino on Hal ull, do. EXVARN THT “brite Arr eenmehip Angnate, Woodbmll, NYork: echr Comeo, Facthrook, Credenas. Old barks prole, MeNen, Witmingten, Ted; Marin Morton, Bulkley, or Bib— Are (hy tel) bark Peter Demill, NYork; brig Mary Far- ba HORT, Merch a1—€1d sehen Avon, Park, i Alvite FOMFRSET, April )— Arr ache Argus, Norris, NYork. BALeM Ari ba bark Reamew, Marke, ARoen; brig edetp bia. America. Ropblon, Philadel STONINGTON, April 0— 4 brig Queen of the South. Chapman, for Fertdackson, Mississippi, wih stone, ready for ren Tat NTOR, April B—Arr sche Rosoius, Weatgate, Rliza bethy , he Franklin, Green: tii Ninaton, 90, Apa ia Art ile ranklin, Green ‘ nbn: Ranger, Piewny ‘Paltwin, do: or, Poston: brig Dels mon! Locke, Reid, Cuba.