The New York Herald Newspaper, April 17, 1859, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL 17, 1859. ° Coroners’ Inqaests. Sciows sy Saconsc Hucmur wrra 4 Pusrot.—Coroner O'Keefe was calied upon Friday to hold an inquest at No. 161 Washington street, upoa the body of » German named Frederic Behrens, who committed suicide under had been out of employment during that time, but did not ‘facom despondent; be indulged freely in the use of intoxi- cating drinks, but seldom drank to excess. Yesterday deceased, without giving the inmates of the house any warpi ‘whateoever, Procured a pistol and shot him- elf ey a eee Before committing suicide f wrote & eo rman language, explaining his yeesous for thus suddenly taking leave of thie world. Bed company Se ho assigned as the cause of bis misfortunes. alluded also $9 8 telg which he tock to Caltbeat, wbaro Li-Founpap Rumors or Vioixxcs.—Coroner Schirmer Germany. Founp Drowsep —The body of an unknown man, appa- rently about thirty years old, was found at the foot of ‘Twenticth street, North river, on Friday. An inquest ‘was held upon tho body by Coroner Jackman, when tho Jury rendered tho usual verdict of “ "Found drowned.” Police Intelligence. Baavy Havi wx Pickrockers.—Frederick Leonard, a re- ‘sident of Boston, Muss., while at the circus in Brooklyn on Thursday evening, bad his vest pocket relieved of a quantity of bank bills, amounting in all to the snug sum of $1,850. The larceny was not discovered until Mr. Leonard had left the circus, and was on his way to New York. The police were immediately informed of the oc- currence, and every precaution was taken to forret out the rogues, but without success. Officers were stationed at the ferry gates all night, with instructions to stop all suspicious looking characters, but were unsuccessful in ‘their efforta to recover the stolen money. Comrsaints AGarnst A PoLicemay.—Policoman Bettie, of tho Eleventh precinct, was brought before Justice Steors at the Eseex Market Police Court on Friday, on charge of assault and battery, preferred against him by Volney ‘Wright, of 669 Fourth street, and George W. Crandall, of No, §Columbia street. The complainants ropresent that they wereshamefuily beaten by the accused, while the Jatter was taking them to the station house on charge of disorderly conduct, and that the violence resorted to by the defendant was entirely unprovoked and uncalled for. ‘Tho magistrate held the prisoner to bail in the sum of $300 on each charge. Cartons or Escarap Pxizonges.—Bartholomew and Ed- ward Upton, two of the young burglars who cacaped from the Tombs a day or two ago, were re-arrested Friday morning in the Twenty-second precinct, and conveyed back to their old quarters in Centre street. Cuanc of PasensG Counrsarmm Moyry.—John Gourley ‘and John Adams were taken into custody on a charge of ing counterfeit three dollar bilis on the Saybrook Bank of Saybrook, Conu, The prisoners were brought Defore Justice Steers and committed for examination. ner etavoned WOOD, MDOT £00. NARAGERS OF THE DELAWABE, GEORGIA, RENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES, Official Drawings, by Telegraph. DELAW Ake LOYTRRIES. The subscribers, Commissionort eppolated by the Governor of the Bustoof Delaware io, anperintend the dzawing of a lot. aut by the Laessiature, bering thie day atended eraurins OF the Lary Tor ‘the Benedt of the of Dela- ware, do hereby oer that te Sp folmiog re the numbers Exrna Ouass, No. 235, APRut. 16, 1850. 61, 49, 72, 8, 6, 85, 29, 45, 37, 44, 25, 19, Ouass No. 236, Arai. 16, 1850, 26, 87, 80, 28, 51, 42, 5, 40, 86, 72, 68, 8. Aad that tbe wald numbers were drawn inthe order in whish wiiiages oa our hands, at Frmington. Del thie Saturiay, April GsORGE . JOS, SBA Commissioners, ieee tan GEORGIA LOTTERIES, charrbers, Commusianers appointed to, euzertatend dra of parts a ‘Lowery, do hereby certify ganas ae bo numbers Yehich wore this day draws Crass No. 233, APRtt. 16, 1869, 00, 61, 36, 37, 34, 49, 46, 44, 30, 5, 24, 65. Crass No, 244, Extra, Apnit 16, 1850. 70, 86, 18, 52, 74, 43, St, 33, 72, 41, 6, 60, 25, Ad that tbe aald numbers were drawn In the order in which stand above. wee our hands at i Ga., this Saturday, April a age” { Commtasioners. aii” EP Doga Wilma, Delaws roo, EDDY & 00, | tum, Planar Error.—In Delaware, Clats 234, drawn Friday, 15th, the 3d number should have ear 7 instead of 17, as incorreouy pub- ’s Champion Hat.—Somethin, in the bat line, at WHITES, 216 Broadway, under "A sample caa be seca at Mr. Fhalen’s ‘billiard oom, corner Broadway and Tenth street: also at Collender's dhechampion billiard table makera, sade Wittfh's the pion hatter, 216 Broadw y, under the Museum. & Proch Offer to the Public the peetvelected and choicest stock ca " ypring eioiiag 10 ve found in Brondway, aod at astor ‘They have aiso introduced Z vew cost the Phelan palet Hiah article pao runade and aveee oostume, 1a Brosdway, late Genin’s hat store Have You Scen Those Fine Back puita, made to orde-, At DRUMGOLD & PAOCH'S. 214 Brond Opposite St. ese Fade, For a Fine, Tasty Suit of Clothes call on DRUMGULD & PROUA, 214 Broadway, opposite St. Paul's ‘Weed’s Patent Family Sewing Machines— New ayle, price $50, Office 477 Rrcateag. A Chest of Good Ten for One Dollar.—Also ten pounds of coftes for one dolar, st OHRISTLANSUN’S No. 1 Chambers street. Pi po Bosca! Safes—With Patent and crose bare. Also, fre and burglar pase Th og Depot 63 Murray street, corner of College plane; (former! treet) Pie ager ROBERT MEPATRICK, For a Fine, Tasty Suit of Clothes call on a & PROCH, 814 Broadway, opposite St. Paul's . —n London Cordial Gin for ronvump- 7 on og Loe ag agg ea 4 nsec a ag all druggists, grocers, &0. at (or pas ging. Buy only Charles’. Depot 40 Broadway. Have You Seen Those Fine Black suis, made to order, For At DRUMGOLD & PF: VB, 214 Broadway, . Opposite St. Paul's, London Made Silk and A'pacca Umbrellas, swith naiural bazle thorn and ash hi for Jeet ecivemely lerate prices by N. Ii ‘ot Wi y, DRRBY & OUMPANY, Importing To Tinsmiths.—To Let, Basemen: South street, baring been ocsupled for the last 2 ‘above business for ship work. A. good prising man. Apply on the reraise 10 oe M. Dei, No. 40 Naa th the for ae REST. Tawny SeWiNG MACHT, ‘al Zima grou Aten good an it ‘waa represtated 10 be-N. ¥ ap Horring’s Patent Champion Fire And burglar proof safes, 261 Broadway, corner Murray #., N.Y Glass Shades of all Sizes, for Covering fo ut, sees, fomern guitcas Sontantty on Rant and made voor if You ERR Lee 1 Gaiton DRUMOOLE S PROcH, ‘214 Broadway, Lave Wome de ge ee Hi FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sarorpay, April 16—6 P. M. Tho steamer New York sailed to-day for Europe with $179,000 in specie on freight. Exchange closed firm at 110 for sterling and 5,10 a 5.1234 for francs, but the business cove was light. There is nothing new in the money market. Tho principal event of the day in the stock market was the performance of a very ingenious manmuvre by the bear party. Some twenty-five hundred shares of Central, cash stock, were obtained by the beara, and sold, at the morning bosrd, with fino dramatic effect, by two leading brokers, It is said that the performance was quite natural on the part of the actors. The story given out was that the stock had been under hypothocation, which is quite likely. The effect of the sale, to-day, was tocheck the advancing tendency of the market, which was what the bears desired. They will discover, in all probability, as soon as they attempt to cover their ehorts, that ruses of this kind, however effective at first, are apt to recoil with damaging eflect. The general market showed a tendency tosympatbize with Central, though there was a good demand for government stocks and bonds, aud Western stocks were steady. Panama was higher; Pacifle Mail was rather lower. In the afternoon siocks wero lower, and the market was dull. The following were the cloeing prices:—Tennessces, 933, a 3(; Misgouris, 881% a %; Virgining, 99 @ 9934; Canton, 1934 a %; New York Contrel, 76% a %; Erle, 94810; Harlem, 12% a 18; Hudson River, $334 a 34; Reading, 61.0514; Michigan Central, 5256 a 2; Michigan Southern, 13%, a 3; Mich! gan preferred, 3934 a 5¢; Panama, 121 3¢ a 123; Illinois Central, 6854 @ 69; Galena and Chicago, 673 a 68; Cleve. land and Toledo, 26% a %; Chicago and Rock Island 87% # 67%; Illmois Central bonds, 883, 089; Pacific Mail, 8734 a 87%. The following was the business of the Sub-Tressury to-day :— $118,828 47 81,000 00 225,844 95 099,621 70 Of ‘Treasury notes, $39,149 67 were received for cus- toms during the past week. The exchanges at the Clearing House this morning were $20,917,005 09, and the balances $1,258,336 40. The following dividends havo been declared:—The Min resota Mining Company @ ividend of five dollars per share, payable onthe 24 of May next; the Fulton Bank the usual semi annual dividend of five per cont, payable on and after the 2d of May next. ‘The following table will compare the exports of the seven principal staple articles for the week :— —188— ——1859.——, Weck ending Aprit 10, am’t. Value Amit Value Cotton, bales 1,886 $110,194 6,478 $411,608 Flour,’ bbls. 23,374 115,824 13,178 79,712 Corn meal, bbis. ‘gil 3270 1,157 5,204 Wheat, bushels... 8,000 8,000 pe Corn, bushel 49,964 84,177 2,960 2.702 Beet, bbis. and tes. 2243 60/207 1,685 29,837 Fork, bbls. and tea, 1,182 19/860 3,026 2,384 Petal. <0. ebeve $361,522 872,327 Increase of the week as compared with that of 1958, 220,806 Tne follow ing is @ comparative statement of the value of exports from the commencemont of the year to April 16 — 1868, 1369, Increase. Decrease. Cotton. ....$2,460,169 3,508,201 1,063,122 ae Fioar 1,785,638 85,648 — 819,995 Corn mea 60,112 96,485 36,733 pa Wheat. 852,625 22,975 — 309,659 080,111 53,13) = 626,980 440,614 518,302 72,788 ee} 445,663 443,757 —_ 1,906 ana BAL can: hh AOR AE RO ech Total... 96,594,832 6,508,084 1,162,643 1,769,531 Decrease as comparod With 1858............. 695,888 We read in the Philadelphia North American :— ‘This seeme a strangs perversion of the proper and nata- ral current of trade; but we have advices, by last steam- er, of ebipments of this articie to our port. A lot of eight or’ pine hourand bushels, on its way from Liverpool, now offered for gale by samples, and will probably pay good freight, Stock Exchange. $139,000 U $ 5's. ” 304% i SaTvRDAY, April 16, 1859. 1960 sha NY Cen RR 76% 100 i 30 76 2,600California7’s, 1000 Erie RR2dmbas B,OCOMCRRSpelmsfed 20 Cley, Coll 100 Roading RR..810 330 do. a b wae ‘on RR. 20 Commonw’th 127 Dei&Eud Canal 50 Penn Coal Pa ase cag 816 — Pacific MSS Co,. 88 iD BO. TOO ae iugR RR.b30 10... 1000 Reading RR... 500 50 6 Mil & Miss RR.. 7 100 Mich Cen RR. 00 58 25. 00 abe BSE 10 sb Gorn Ex Bank 101% 16 Del & Hud Can Co wore 60 Pacific M88 Co. 8055 100 Panama RR. ef ux 100 Clov& fol RR. b6O 400 do. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sarugpay, April 16—2 P. M. Astumi.—Sales of 125 bbis. at $6 75 a $687 for both kinds, per 100 ibs. Fiour Las been parchated to the extent of 11,000 bbis. Of all kinds, af, im some instanots, aslight advance on yes- terday’s prices. Wurar,—Sales 3,000 bushels at $1 10 for white Ken- tucky, $130 for Milwaukie olub, amd $1 66 for amber colored State. Coaw.—Sales of 8,000 bushels old mixed Western, in store, at 83; i, WAR Jornay nad Sea'hern yellow at 86}¢0. # 86¢., anv Brmbern white at 840. a +60. Paniay.—t,0 0 bushels California were sold at 800, OaTs and are quiet. Corro.Sales ot 2,100 bales: market tame. anf ah bes declined to 917 9 917 18 for new mess and a 60 for prime. Sales ano’ and beef are in pretty fair demand at uniform Wiskzy.—‘ales of 390 bbis. at 263¢c. married. Dx JAvon—Vamiox.—On April 16, by Rev. Dr. ens as tae ae Jaconvs—Dau0s. —In » L. I, on Tussday, April 12 by Joba Quincy Adams, of the 4 Bee atisheipts D., of coer, N.J., © Mise Orrmum E. siadel tapes te copy . Higoox, Mr. Tuomas Price to [ame fy fou Rora.—On We '. 13, i Rev. s April 16, by the sree ee iL 16, at the residence of his R. H. Sami ay Avi, te rnin of of W. C. Alford, of West Point, Ga., aged 9 years, 4 months Her friends and acquaintances are invited to attend the funeral, trom ber jate residence, No. 43 West Filteenth street, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. Bracx.—On Friday, April 15, Mary Jawe Busck, 3 years, 11 months and 14 days, daughter of Peer fi tack und Seren Kelly, of See ae Kildare, Irelaad. The and acquaintances of the family are respect- fully imviwe to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) after- poon, at two o'clock, from No. 217 Twelfth steset, be- tween First avenue and avenue A. remains will be taken to Caivary Cemetery for interment. Bioom.—Ou Friday morping, April 16, after a short ill- nem, Morxis R. Boom, in the 40tb year ‘ot his age. ‘His friends and acquaintances, and thee of his brother, G. JecTings, are Teepotully invited to attend the funeral, wis (Sunday ) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the resi: depce of bis brother, No. 80 Second street. Orange county papers please se OOpy. Bioxtiam.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, April 16, Mrs. Jax® Buoxvam, wife of Richard Bloxham. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the fune- ral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late resto: nee, No. 487 Schermerhorn street, Brooklyn. Brettnavet —On Friday, April 15, of marasmus, ©. F. Baxuacrt, Eaq., in the 67th year of his age, ils friends, gad the friends of tae family, are respeot- fully invited to attend the funeral, from bis late residence, No, 139 Amity street, Brookiyn, on Monday afternoon, ai three o’ol0ck. Buows.—On Friday, April 15, of consamotion, O:taxD > H. Brows, eidest son ct Moses C, Brown, aged 31 years and 18 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfuily invited to alien’ the funeral, from the residence of 4 father, No. 380 Fourth avenue, this (3unday) afternoon, at one o'clock. cere Friday evening, April 16, Asner G, Bort, ed 37 “tthe Pdutves and friends of the family, and the honorary members of Zephyr Hose Company |, are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, from his late Fesijence, No. 61 South Seventh street, Brooklyn, E. D., this (saniaay) iy o'clock, without further invitati Kowan CLARK, brass moulder, agod 42 years, a native of Dublin, Ireland, departed this life, on Friday, April 16, after a short ilincas, siacerely and deeply Jamented by bis famity and merous circle of friends. ‘The relatives and friends he family are respectfully invited to attend bis funeral, from his late residence, cor- ner of Smith and Pacific streete, Brooklyn, this (Sunday) afternoon, at twoo' et Dublin papers please Connexty.—On Friday, oe 15, of asthma, Ross Con- NERTY, in the 66th year of her age. The friends avd relatives of the Fasoily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 236 Delanoey street, this (Sunday) alternvon, at’ two o'clock. Counsit.—On Saturday, April 16, 0 consumption, Matuew S. Consris., aged 30 years. His trievds, and those of the family, are invited to at- tend the funeral, ‘this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from bi Inte residence, No. avenue B, ‘without farthor inv’ Cracos,—In Hoboken, ou Friday morning, April 15, at consumption, Lavea, daughter of John Hestey o'clock, Croggs, of London, England. ‘The funeral will take place this (Ganday) afternoon, be- tween one and two o'clock, frm. ily, No.1 Irving place.’ Hicr remains Wil be taken to barr a Friday, ‘april 16, PReDRIoK OREL. His friends and acquaintances are res) fully invited touttend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at tio o'clock, from his late residence, No. 43 Park street. His remains wil be taken to Greenwood for interment. Cunrre —On Friday afternoon, April 15, Mr. Francis P. Contre, of the frm ol Togoldsby Halsted & Cuniffo. a is friends, and those of bis partners, are respectful ited ae eseet the aesh ferried, at st Peter's charch, Barclay street, on Monday at balf past ten o’clock, when # requiem high 2 Minee Will inte Gelewensed for the repose of ie soul His remains will be taken to St, Lou's, Mo , for interment. Danxs.—On’ Saturday evening, April 16, at half past 7 o'clock, after a short and severe iliness, Eunamera, rellet of tho late Richard Darke, in the 67th year of her Be. Cor relatives and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, Broadway, between Seventy: -ninth and Eightieth streets, on Monday alterzoon, at two 0’ DarunG.—On Wednesday, ee after a Ii ing iM- nese, CaTHRiNe, relict of Seth Darling, of Smithtown, L. L, im the 6tth year of hor age. ‘The relatives friends of of the family, also those of her aon, Geo. W. Darling, and of her sons-in-law, John G. Beck and Thomas Duyard, and the members of the igige of Antiquity, F. and A. Ancient Chapter No. 1, R. A. M., and Columbian Commandery No.1, of Knights Tom- jar, are respeclully invited to ‘attend the funeral, from ber jate residence, No, 281 Woet Twenty-seventh street, tsis (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Her remains will De taken to Greenwood for interment. Exus.—0n hens idl , April 16, Epwaap C. Eu, aged 2 e ind 4 mont " ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of pod hone No, 69 oe street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half past two orc Fraer.—On Friday, April 15, Taomas Frater, aged 27 jamie native of parisn Clonbronay, county Longford, rejand. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the tuneral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at haif past two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 15 Smuth street, Brooklyn. GituLasp.—On Saturday, April 16, Azaran Gruuayn, only £0u of Garrett and the late Elizabeth Gilliland, 21 years, 2 months and 3 days. His friends, and the relatives of the family, aro invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his brother in- inw, No. 107 Kast Twenty-fifth street, this (Sunday) afver- nooh, at three o'clock. Janvis.—At Millburn, New Jersey, on Saturday, April 16, AKON Jarvis, in the 45th year of his age. ‘fhe faveral services will take place on Monday, from his late residence, in Millburn. A train will leave the Morris and Eseex Railroad Py foot of Cortiandt street, at 11,30 A. M., returning, at 3.45 P.M. His remains will be taken to Cypress Hills Cemetery for interment. Lex —On Saturday worniog, Apri! 16, Wastixctoy Lan, ton of the late William Lee, in the 26th year of his age. His friends and acquaintances, and those of the family, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at three o'clock, from his late residence, No. 608 Houston street, without further ievitation. Limyer —On Friday, April 15, Epwarp, son of Michael and Jchapna Limner, ‘The friends and rolatives are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half past onc o'clock, from his iate residence, No, 176 West Thirty-ointh street. McBuive.—On Saturday, April 16, Rosk, the beloved wile of Patrick McBride. The friends of the family, and thore of her brother, William Joyce, are respectiully invited lo attend the fune- ral, witbout further notice, from her late residence, No. 186 Cherry street, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. Hor yemains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery. McKnow —On Friday, Aprit 15, Makganer Accom, only | daughter of James and ‘and 9 months. The frievds of the family, and thoee of her uncles, An drew McKeon and Jobn Early, are respectfully invited to ‘attend the funeral, to day (Sanday), from the residenge of her parents, No. 601 Colambia treet, South Brookiyn. O'BreN —Op Satuedny morning, April 16, at one o'clock, Many ANNE O'Brimn, aged 22 years, ‘The reintives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from ber late residence, No. 90 Forty-frst street, between Seventh and Righth avenues, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. U' Bri. —Un Saturday, April 16, Dawe 0’ Bris, aged 44 years, | month and 16 days. Hits friends and acquaiutances are invited to attend bis funeral, from bie late residence, ave nue, between Fifty-third and Fifty-fourth sireets, on Mon- bag So! neon, at one o'clock. yaenaant.—On Friday forenoon, April 15, at ten O'clock, Gronck Wasmincton ScumeniauL, only som of J. George'C, and Metha Schmersalt!, aged § months and? aay Tho friends and relatives of the family, as alae the mom- ‘bere of the N. Y. Schutzen Corps, are respectfully invited © attend his fanoral, from the residence of his pareats, ore street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half past one Suretos.—On Thursday, April 14, ‘The friends a intances lizabeth MsKoon, aged 1 yar agate A. husband, are respectfully invited to at- tend ber funeral, from ms, Hines Hise, 168 and 169 nenbers of Bylven reve Lo Roae Fad k id rove ge, and A. and Cortathlan Chapter, R. A. M., ‘ire also invited to i. bo Satur April 16, Many, of Micheal Ward, oa yearn Ire gail toattend the funer: wience, No. 200 Fast Fourteenth street, ‘ne o’olock, Her remains will ‘ment. (aga caeay eran two MARITINR INT RLLIGEACE Ship Orphees (Brem), Wessels, Bremea—Hennings & (os- Ung. eotp BQ Bari ey, Peck. apalachicola—B Post. winner (liam), Sobuils, Hamourg—Fonch & Bark Pet, Theetrup, Havena—J D & Co. bare Ayer. Havana-Mora Bros & Navarro. oy ‘Thariow, ‘Bavaoa—Brett Son & —R P Buck & Oo. Bark Tite aE T Novius & Son, Brig W Hbrvee, Kaige ho Grande —Morril & Abbot. Bre L Hip weod, Posen tase Da Gouthmayd & ore W & Hunter. bugs ir) Toole eaten, Meee Lents. Bebe tate to olan), Finckuee Port au Piat— Saw ie9 (37), Hunt, Bormsuds — rear dork Foruuwe taland Eitri 24> Sao nee Wilbur, W: "NO—MeJready, Mott Mele Cahoon, Wasbicgion, NO Telfair & Hora. bce NOEL Davia Schr far sehr IL morfa pe, Clonrmn t On. Bebr tod. erate, Alerundria—C 8 at = echr Pettengtil, bone ee" 7 ‘donna W Las £0. oo + SmuD, ( Bioemast Dotawaro, Copee’ Piilsieiniias iad 14th—hlp Monsoon, Baker, Callao—A Ladd & Co. ARRIVED. ato Alabama Schenck. Savannah. wita mdse and to Sam) L, Mitchill & Son. with mdse and passen- parsongers. Foster. Ubariesion, gertte Sootird, Ticsion s Go seamanip 1 aD waa On Powell, Baltimore, with mdse, to al lap Useat (of Honton), Harding, Shanghae Deo 1. Arjier Zw. Java Head 2b, ass Cape wood Pere teas. to order a ‘23, int Sos the €q tisk, March 13, with 2 8, lon 5 sporienced @ cvcloce Isating 12 hours, Seren BL Int 207,100 {4 spoke bark Volunteer, from tos- tou for Tiiniond dé Cubs, 19 dare put, ath tout, lak 27 05, loo G06, spoke sche Civn Réck, bone for’ Porta Rico, 9 daye’ out bau ilyht winds wad calms moat of the parsuge. Ship Canvas Back, Viarke, Phanghse, Dec 20, with vans, to, to Winmeronogs Mount, tina bad « coatinucuioa of light bat 1g winds aod cals doricg the heer tery aT upto » Berm Gu” Fonsed aujier Jun 9, Cape good Hove Grae tvtaat, posaca Barmeget i, Dut il biowing hoary, sith thick rainy weather, stood toees again. Feb 6, lat 31 40 8. loo $4.08 B. syoKe Ar ship Dora from Canton. for Lanaon; isth, Jat 83.52 8. lon 13 06 &. spose Br bark Imogene, ‘standiag SE; Mareb 2), lat 1341 N, lon 47 # &, sign od am wheal bark sanding NW, abo wing a burgee jetters & Min it, an f privet of hocooessl red, Srehe and ted, wie extern init 24th Int 20, Jon 66, spoke ship Hindoatan, of Salem, from hip Sir halph ‘Abercrombie Bovd, Foochow, Dee 3i, with teas, to order. Jan 24, lat l ny @ on 94 1, spoxe Br ahip Scrvati, from Hombay for London; March 15, lat 10 39 8, lon » we spose Sr bark Anna Fisher, from Swansea tor Co- wim, A \Soip. Princess (et Boston) Bearee, Gattao, 104 day’, with gusoe. to Barrel & Mulr. ‘Rxperienced light winds asst of the Peni. “ico deavor (of Boston), Doane, Maruate, West Coast of Mexico. gan 16, pamed Cape Lorn Feb 17, the Equator March ‘with Lima wood, to Boss, Falconer & Uo. Marcy igh LB 18 wo 30, lon 82 a aigpalized br ship Prince of the Sea, from pool for Melbourne. 8 ), Porter, Li Feb 24, with mene Pick 806. Had i seg Bark Jenvy Pitta (of Hochland), Packa: pith brandy trait fest iit on Baro heavy weather on the paovage rd, Bordeanx, 69 days, zo, to D st ament Feb 24, lst 34 16, from Plymouth for Unilao; Jan #2 ener br brig Dulon Star moering 8; 14th, off ‘James Kenliag, ecaman, ed of cons iN ‘ieange, ‘Trieste. 69 days, with soegpas oat 2, lon SB, spake Frassen bars ool ye 0 k Osprey, |, Buenos Ayres ee. Feb , with hides, &c, tomanier hid tn company with brigs Helle Sarnard, Coombe, for Boon; RO Weight, for Rio Juneiro, in. ball ‘bark Cropilla (of Searaport) Devereaux, Buenos Ayres Feb 4, and Potot Indio 6th, with hides, wood, &o, to to H D Brookman Bark Honduras, Estes, Rellze, Hon, 18 days, with mahogany, logwood, de. to F ‘Alexan Birk Tyran (Br), Winon Havana, 12 days, with sugar, to oa hark M it Trout (ot Liscolnvilie), Ames, Clenfue sos, Ist {as!, with ougar and molasses, 1 Metcalf ‘Hungarian (of Now Bediora) Maths, ‘Bagua, 7th inst, with coger, fo Mora Bros Navarro & Bark Comet (of Bath), Kogers. Cardenas, Lt days, with ugar to Gricnell, Minwura & Go Gn ihe Lith, 19 ths » utbwars of Barnegat ind s heavy SE gale, during whieh ai lited cargo, Tins been 8 caye North of Hatteras Bark John Griffin (ot Prospect), Park, Cardenas. 9 days, with sugar, to BP Buck t Oo. 9th toast lat 25 10. lon 79, slgaalized t ubip showing # white awallow tail flag with a xed ball, bound Ror: canmo day, was in company with brig Preatiss ‘Hobbs, “tak pnreae, Downey; Matanzas, 10 days, with svgar,:0 Bark Laurens, Curtis, New London, 20 hours, tm ballast, to hie Mary Wilkin Wilkins, uenes Ayres, Fab 10, and the tt - acer des, &¢;t0 RW hopes” March’ 6, lat an bari ward, wOOWIg & red. Ui bie. Tame; Tath inst, Long island besring N 30 mi! in arded ‘by enip Japanna (whaler), 42months out, ‘erg Kxecutive (of Bangor), Lee Montevideo, Fe 13. with ‘on the Sth, and returned hides, to orde: 5th, u's wife having been an os megica ataedazeo, ove don the 10th of b; her remamie are on board the “tho i bas letier bag on board from Para. riled ies (igen), Casenn, Angostara, March 15, with hides, frig © Townend, ir, of Yarmouth, NE, Crosby, fanz, Got ute senate. Ta tam ‘chs Heaiopen ese ee ae *NNW'%6 mllos Kas: bee, Loa ro had vorg fight winds aac va cesta mot Goldaboro), Haynes, Matanzas, 12 dara with suger, Ac. to Tah inst, lat 47, lou 74 80, aw brig master. Eb mond, heace for Aspinw: Brig avondale (of Tremont), Dit, Zaza, March 30, with sugar d yf \, to ma aaa Whidden (HF, of Wallon, NB), Parker, Inagua, 14 days wiib salt. to Tucker & Ligbtborne, ‘Brig Union (Br), Jones, Windsor, N3, 10 days, with plaster, oat Orne ‘Bootto, Hatch, New Orleans, 15 days, wilh mdse, to M ‘Schr Maria, yin Maranham, March 18, with hides, 4c to rn ech (ot Norwich), Rocers, Arroyo, PR, 14 days, wh sugay snd molnaere, to Surges & Co. ‘Bid in company With sob Bus asset, for NYork Behr Aleiope fo Satine Wartwell, Fajardo, PR, 16 days, with molasses, to Culbert. mene, Me eee (ol brook Daveny dma enh melassen, o Culbert & ‘ying, Jo 67 sit iee Rieozl trom Fok fort (0 i Res filled the cabin; 2d iret, off Cape Florida, experienced » ed tbe ¢otiiling winds, alvdtost the fying jib acd gulf toce fea, Wi Behr Waukesg (of Sullivan), Simpson, Zaza, Cuba, March 30, with molasses, to order. 6th’ inst, lat 93 50, lon 8110, spoke schr Bucbantress (of Newbury port, aye, hence for Matsa ze, sme day, spoke schr Benktor, hence for Mobile, The brig Reindale, (oF New York, sailed the day previous, Schr Jobn Williams (or, of Naassu), ey Nassau, NP, 12 days, with Paige to J B.eas. Has the cargo of brig Flora, wrecked in Schr G'S Miller (br), Johnson, Baraco, April 8, with fruit, to Samuel Dc uglase. fetie ark (St Hiatohaur, Halls, 18 days, with Seb, to Jas Hourter Sebr Ucean bird (Br), Lockhart, Windsor, N8,8 days, with plaster, to master Behr Jane F Uisee, Davi, Penntlln, La, 16 days, with au- and molasses, iar L Sere anenbower, retiier, Mobile, 11 days, with mdse, to Oakiey ‘sehr Di eying Canes, Apalachicola, 10 days, with cotton, to Rage ech Ad Rone, Scott, Jacksonville, 7 days, with lumber, to J Gti! = Mohn T Williams, Curtis, yal NC, 4daya. Sebr Wythe, Tuttle. Richmon: a, 5 da: Scbr Louwa Gray, Weaver. Vi gain. Scbr L Hopkins, Sharrot, Virginia. Sebr She rood, Williams, Virginia. Fehr 04 8 Rogers, Johason, Virginie Schr Jobn 3 bush. Virgtois. pd eng ong Tags, Sehr Pizarro. yor | Benr Surno, Hearse. Boson, § days, Scbr Governor, & Bent Mary Manner Rebr T B Smith, Br Bebr Jd Rly mr Bebe Jan Beant ie Hodtord, 2 days. ow ‘Warebam, 2 days sit Eee Hiarbinger, fillings Providence, Schr D Russell, Butler, bebr TC Lyman, Stancard, Sloop & pragne, Gibbs, Wareham, Hteamuer Delaware, Uopes, BELOW. a bh ent! ley! ay Mao Janelro. sb eta (Sp). from Niceragwa. iiino, two Darks and two Drigs. SAILED. Benseblp New York (Brem) Dee A Antwerp; Jamea Adger. Charleston: usta, and B: Favannad; Jomestow: Chall Francisco: nton, and others. ‘Wind during the day WNW. Telegraph Marine R NEW ontbanee April 16—Arr abip aera, New York; bark lois, Philadeip! ‘The North German Lloyda_stonmship New York, Capt Von Santen, sailed yesterday for Bremen with 139 passengers ani $17#,010 in apecie. Purser Jcbo H Tladale, of ateamahlp Alabama, will accep cour thanks for fa seal ELOY DORR prement XIX, dated April 15, to apANnork, haa been recelved from tbe ihe’ publisherar Messra 40° Binnt, | eoniaing s number of new veagels bealdes the usual ‘hs and correstions. Snir reanaey Rezo, from Havana for fore re: ported ashore on hem Balle, rigging and ‘urannre paved. reck Was "io be wold ry auetion Suth u. fr Pacin, Gi exper! WNW, from 810 Py and Milled the ex water to go below. Foacrece, of Ba Nl ttn fasts 1H, before Jarre schooner’: » = ‘a boat, and bas seem very bard usage, as 7 Sprten, die. 7 \ Raresieee. trem Herre toy. NOrleans, March Cpa Mobile, no date, of Faah BOR Certonen tor Portlana, April 12, lat 4016 Wilisge Gem, of Barnstable, March Si, lat 27 16, lon rig “temaaca aa ech ‘a yanortas's pore? non A Yas oe shal tne bee Pah 280041, a ale i hi una > 17, brign Helle spas OS tare a onan ee shout bub. lig. briz Kate, jUrieans apumcne Tst.anns, Mareh 9—In port Cuseline Tucked, O on, and Ailver Star, Wade, or the Cpe e Porri ‘Maich 3i—In port 'D Boone, for NYork, wel ae tr oS Eliza Mallory, Miner, from Bristol, F, for Hauivax, April 9A, Bichmond; ig ee Take 8 a i dumenie. March 15—, aq “it ochre Agate, Atkins, Boston; 16th, JONTEVLDEO, vo daie— Arr bark Lucia Maris, Cheever, Sa- | See Ge RS ate se | from Boston, dieg. i mncaaEno, March S1—In port ship Ophelia, Barker, for Fal: ‘Rata, ‘Aptil I—Arr sor Fat, Potter, of and from New port April 5, brig Coudora, Franklin, of and for Provi. abt ready for ses. pecans Horse, Masters, New ie Packer, Haytien. T ship ‘TON, April 18—Arr pd ro Caldwell, TOrtonast Kelly; George, Wai Tin Daring wee, Providence; Crvetia, Ra Bouher Onerlesions Cid brigs Attivo (sic), Forti, ‘palermo: lyra, Baker, Parent a eerie (ie) Newman, Bermuda; Indus, Siokely, W B Cassar, Romert Bosons as Ruayas. Jeras, NYeck. Bid feig Henry Matlbora, ney 0 beLF abt. 4 pril 6—arr schra Joseph Haker, Wilson, NYork; ith, Superir, Réblnace, do. ‘sid 7th, scbr Tangals, Bramnall, NOrieans via Ancepolla. BATH, April 1$—Azr brig William Orawford, Colburn, New ‘DANVERS, April 10—Arr schr B G Foster, Hudson, Phila ni reg , La, March 2§—Cid brig Orozimbo, Rosebrook, ery, FRA SHEFORT, spell 6— Sid brigs Raosh Bow Guadaloupe; 6th’ Cane Endicot, ict, Startiniyue. ton, April l—arr Isinad oS. CLoucnsram, Apri! Arr schra A. Dyer, Rogers, Jala for NY gers, Gratiam, Ms Sisnaea ice Penta, HiouR, ori’ 13, Pa—Arr schra David G Flo; Rackeit, Bickmond for Re ‘ambridge; 8 Tuttle, Mayo, Bag bor - Velifleet. Ieetarned on acooun! of head wiad, bark B n ight. ‘Isth~ Arr schrs Jas Ag egy aire) Portsmouth for Tan- mler. Tremont, Welloget, for Hag Harbor (and both ald) ike main at 10 ‘aM, bark RH ul t; achra Homer, repg; 8 Tuttle, Texas, D G Floyd; wind W. JACKSONVILLE, April5—At the bar of St John’s River, brige Hen Delayo, Bakes, for Buenos Ayres; Whitaker, Leigh? ton, for Philadelpbia; schrs Castilian, Clark, for New Haven; Tajok. Moore, for Duxbury. There was a depth of 93, feet oa LU SRO, A) April 116d bark Dacotah (new), Bourne, Bt Ste- iit, 90 Parker, NYork pheo, NB; Lb MACHTARPORT, Spt j—Arr brig Mary Capen, Jobnson, NYork. NYor! 8th, schr 'T B Jones, Gateomb, MISCELLANEOUS, A. HITE BAVING SENSATION. Pn gee age Tne hh NOTHING TO KQUAL IT. es 8 8 ALL STEAMERS SHOULD BR PROVIDED. Brery parent an’ guardian ought topravice te children un. ¢ertheir core with clothing ma ye aa LIfe FasbskRVING QUAT and Vest MPANY: . eo. 255 Broadway.” er Al travellers in fear. or enue of outinn should paironige fe compar y. Fora (ull description of life this preserving cluth- 16 (for the young and old of boi sexes), the public are invited te alPat the abose location, where s taorougk and satisfactory expianation will be politely presented DVICE—-LOOK TO YOUR HAIR.—WILSON’S HAI& colorer and restorer is the best and cheapest preparation known. IT Is NOT A DYF, But will turn the gsrent bair to its original color, without akin or hurting the hatr. COLUB, + . . . Tt wit TRE AND BEAUTIFY THE HAIR Wikbout any wouble; ia néed lke water, ant will chance the withoat at njuring the root, fram & LIGHT BROWN TOA. Jer RUACE. The eat hair will nepal cease, a Cat and assume a BrAyeal Host y * black or brat a sold at Daseee arn ane 4 Sores. Principal depot—SCOTT’S ripen York, and by all dr fulee sree err re Usmosburg; Callender delphia, TWATER’S $25 SEWING bay geadd fad aswel EVERY family should bave. Office 403 51 A NEW ARTICLE WOR T THE Sa PHALON & ‘Bons COCOINE Inthe best and article for the hair, For beat mgt bp. cheapest and restoring the hair, the most perf to the public. foie id a8 O17, and 197 Broad: y goods dealers: 50 i tts a's 2% conta, rears for PHALON & Cocolne, e WARE OF OOUNTERFEITS. A New Perfume for the Handkerchie(—Exztract of Sweet ‘Hyacinth. Al. CURANG PAINT BRAUTIFULLY. ANS PAINT BEAUTIFULLY. CLEANS PAINT BEAUTIFULLY. and QUICK. QUICKLY. We mosi cl Che Gage Sold by all GROOBKS, and at No. 253 Oanal street. LFRED MUNROK & CO, jore. 308 Grand street, New tited States; Airs. Tings, 173 ton. 44 Grand sireet, Wi: rd and Walnut streets, "Phils- reserving, bairdreas: USE HOLDEN'S CREAM SOAP. HOLDEN'S cas in SOAP, ONLY FIVE CENTS A POUND. FIVE Chats A POUND, QUICKLY. Have now ready a very large and desirabie assortment of SPRING CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS, Mahufactured by themselves, with great care bestowed upon the style of cutting, making ‘nd talmming, as well as ia the se- jection 0 ‘The grist reputation for boys! clothing sustained by A. M. & Co forteveral years, has given some men tbe. Improraion that boys’ clothing cnly is kept by us. To such we would say that our stock of EN’S CLOTHING, ‘Will be found 1 iomable ana desirable arg equal to any fe she ‘aruicular attention pants, and is called to our business coats and WATER PROOF CRIMEAN SACKS. ALFRED MONROE "3 00., 441 Broadway, between Canal and Grand streets. GOOD PILL TO TAKE."—SIR_ASTLEY COOPER'S “A pared fe tor use of belly apeed | Fiera rashes per For sale by all druggists at 25 cents per box. BA¥42D TaxLos NEW youR'M MERCRUY! The initial | paper BAYARD mnows ) HRW SBRIKS, RNTITL “THE FIRST. JOURNEY rt RVER MADE.” WILL BE READY THE NEW YORK MERCURY, ON TUESDAY MOBNING, At all the news depots, ‘wLABD'S MOBNING CALL ‘ir ovres AND PREVENTS, DYSPEPSIA. IT STRENGTHENS THE STOMACH. it 18 THE Best, REMRDY FOR, SEA SICKNESS. ‘ oJ wa SPLENDID yout. “ IT PROMOTES DIGESTION. I? PROYOKES THE APPETITE. IT 18 THR FINEST COCKTAI. L tard’ 's Morning Can is for sale at all respectable ieee liquor dealers and grocers; and at wholesale at the depot, South Willism street. SESE | capea a PR potas subsortber, previons to Feaioving i 6as Broadway, <lis a DARDONVILLR, 15 Broadway. PLANTS AND FLOWERS OF EVERY Gere Gront trom oe ine ot Kea ‘EueNonesye: catalogues, . ‘OLMES’ , Howat 8 reas ee = ; aenromnee ot delayed td gio” bumanty, going tp oe or Sowa, fr good oF er Tne Pro ‘to! photograblied by HOLMRS, at 289 or 691 Broad Ook AT THIR-8 CAGILL BAS | OPSNED new stock of boots snd yy, and in selling them 2 per cont thie ety, of Wesame gebls’ and bove’. Roanes & BarMOND, ake NEW SPRING Eri GENTLEWR AS CLOTHING, PRESIT FROM Obi Wome hit ad LOWEST PRICES IN THR TRADE. BR. R. ly al (0. i eS comes beth aes OATION, i : iter +] if tit secretions, equalize the circulation, Tht ‘course ta Fevers of every deacrip ‘and of the neve dangerces tapes. tho, hele Pilla are ail wuffcient in ianch cates; fa active im flathanndion is Tessowed br their eves Persons to malartons poiso1 cholera, a bat wa) a1 Ki Relief and al &. K, sear ad eee drsgeicts nod smecebenlé pyers where. 1 BADWAY & | & OU , 162 Fulton strest, New York: after Mag Sugers SEWING MACHINES. o ieenes inerones in: ip the demand for these admirabig Salen trebled within four montas- Viele nro ey of te rantey. Mmoutos~ indicates the re The p Our mochines bas wiew 442 LM SINGRE « Broadwag. Sever STRANGTH VBRSUS EXPENSIVE SPLENDOR. A practical knowledge of an; echnical punk b be sald to be atower of renga ta rowenta aoe Sa it at WM. T. JENNINGB, NOW OF 566 BROADWAY, To furnish the corm: Such ha Dare (ooh tard ou os a rerio. a eicnane tee aur ex, t ts wrk ‘he’ BAe ie oeorer ‘he trade he olaims to be in advance of bis later day contemporarica, and will late day contr poraic, ‘ive to customers ample EWING MACHINES. —4LL PERSONS SS WAS BEAUTIFUL SHE WAS fair; but r; but es the spring came on, and (he miasma began te ear to pale. Eihale frm th arb, Sn tle etaet ei ae etreet is the place to get this wonderful remed; 3 agra SEWING MACHINES, PRICE FROM $4 COM $50 ‘TO $125. For femi‘ies, tailors, and all manufacturing purposes these ma.bines are inequalled. ‘They are more durable cevable of Going © greater voriety of work and of earain than apy machine in ‘The new tamily ‘machines at $60 and $75, are attracting universal attention. 1 M. SINGER & CO., 498 Broadway, GHIQER's SEWING MACHINE, new family sewing machines Eaoung universal attention. Ramesses le bine Tear ooereemcnieraiane 1, M. SINGER & OO., 458 Broadway. Broadway. HISKERS OR MOUSTACHES Zs SIX WESKS; USB ent; price $1; sent an' my onquenl; PR. 0. GRAHAM, 109 Nassau street, $4 ii FRENCH CALF ae ae: AT JONES’. HO. BB street: a ie REMOVALS. N°oRS. OF REMOVAL. Rr ee BALAI =e BROADWAY AND street, Now York.— Accommodations for families and emen at low rates during the spring and summer. it room board, with room, $3 per da\; without Wook bi reduced prise, ‘Primo tableyronsoutmia yy BLANCARD & MACLRLLAM. Denti, WOWENTHAL'S WATER CORE. AND GYM nasivitn, 110 Bleecker street, New York. Transient asd Permanent boarders taken. LPmPoRG, g007L AND, if OLAKENDON HOTEL, 104 Princes street. As Girt clase hotel for sitnatjon, ‘conf oderate charges, the Clarendon exnnot be surpasec elrEr: oreL F. ph ree NO, 2 WASHINGTON Cn,— Heist ‘of apartments just vacsted. Pirate tablon JoaRR'S SYRUP—LET ANY WKAKLY, DSLIGATE OO" femate omb or scrofula complaints try it see ff itis a humbug. .UP.—THIS nee VEGETABLB COM. ted by best families in Peareha ith li oun ore weak- coat jovabds with liver or ecrofwa compl ‘any v, celicate female will try it, ere ts i hina restored the deat, ay tare ‘omes of rheu- AUem. SYRUP —ANY PERSON WITH DYSPEPSIA C LJ general ebulty oF Phoumatiam, try it, and see how mag ILARK’S SYRUP I8 SOLD WHOM. & carte, ee For Ss ea Haven, Brooklyn, aud all over rang ered Se New Jereey. ORNS, BUNIONS fon pdt hatha he | NAILS TREAT | ee sata acetate ae GFTLRPTRLD & WEA w Acer ‘Ghtropodien, S16 Brosd: THE LADIES ARB DALIGHTRD WITH wayy INE—' on tee ‘a Coopaine, a, describe with no cathe wonderful beauty a ober Burnett's Kalliston admired as acosmetic. It is Burnett & Co. rho are aso ihe S saprori eneertanont of new atylee of chandeliers and ‘Our magnificent ane atures YN al abv ante ‘Sx vost, R.Y. UG we & 0O., ‘ot Broad Broome sireet hopes by strict attention to thetr patronage. INTRLSGRNCE OWWICES. MTL, 8, HOTELS AND BOARDING HOU select Gerinan, Hn pac MOR Ig Cons 8 eeabtaament 496 Post ollie. A ac to Browwrny Pout next doo i, Canes, a ATCHMAKER, eee Saas ramen