The New York Herald Newspaper, May 6, 1859, Page 8

— GINIA POLITICS. pessoa the downfall of an ancient mosarohy in Extope. T have constitutional egentative goverpacat stabliabed. ‘open its ruins, and in eighteon short years L Bpecch of the Hon. Wm. C. Rives—He Advo~ eates the Burying ef the Slavery Question Ls ‘op that goverpment subverted by a revolution, to make way, after ‘a brief and convulsive period of an- arcby, for a military di ‘What occasioned the and Condemns the Cor~ fall of the re] ive government, of ao 0 Felted) tents stom, doo. | rezee? vey as ‘political corruption, waderiniaing it yapiien of the Present Administration, ‘at its base, Louis Pbinppe and his 8, of resting on the victue and intelligence of the country for suport, sought to rule it by an and ebameiess sys- tem of corruption. The elective hise being confined to a comparatively emal! ‘raction of the nation, and that fraction being itself corrupted by the government, he nuts of tho people could right themselves ouly by revolu- tiou; and the government fell. It is a remarkable in ree of the certainty with which eifests follow their causes in the political world, that Mr. de Tocqueville, one of the most profound political philosophers of tis or apy other age, appounced from his place in the Chamber of Deputies, while wil seemed sure and etadle in the eyes of the government, that the country was sleeping upou a volcaro, aud thatarevoluion Was at haad, And what was the gronnd of bis prediction? There had then beeo no popnlar tumult@—no public disorters., He pointed alone to the depravation of the public morals by the mal- practices of the government--to the system of political corruption it bad introduced and on which it relie! fatat cause which mpst inevitably brivg on s cphe. Now, follow extizens,I take upon myself, With some knowledge of facts in bota countries, to say that, great ag were the abuses then committed by the go Yerumentof France, they were in no respect groater than those wbich are this Cay revealed to us as habitual ly, Systematically practised by our owa government. F atey for 0s, our political institutions have, ig the general right of euilrage, furpisbed the people of America ‘ith ap etlicient instrument for the peaceadle correction of these buses, if they choose to make use of it. This pret right, Mr. Jefferson bas emphatically told us, 8 ECIAL REPORT FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD. Ricumonn, Va., May 3,103 P. M. ‘Moe Hon. Wm. C. Rives delivered an address in tho Africanfobureh in this city to-night, before an immense multitude, consisting of not Jess than three thousand per- gens, Tho church was crowded to excess fully three- qvarters of an hour before the time appointed for the mpeaker to commence (eight o'clock), while hundreds Were excluded for want of room. Tho galleries were peserved for ladies, and scores of them availed themselves @f this ;rivilege, exbibiting quite as much enthusiagm end faterest in the proceedings as the most ardent politicians af the sterner gex, At tho appointed hour the moeting was called to order, apd R. T. Daniel, Esq., of this city, appointed chairman, ‘On motion a committee of five, coasisting of Wm. B. Mac farland, Wysdam Roberteon, Robt. Ridgway, Dr. Robt. Maxwell and Marmaduke Johnson, was appointe! to wait on Mr. Rives and conduct him to the p'atform. Tae com- miltce proceeded to execute that duty, and in a few mivntes retured, having in charge the orator of the night. Be was Joucly spplauded om ascending the platform. As Boon a8 order was restored, Mr. Daxrex rose and in a few vemarks mtroduced Mr. Rives to tue audience, wbereapoa is the avpropriate ana ‘peaceabie cosrective ol Mc. Rives came forward and addressed the audience at | \homes winch! in’ other countries are lopped. by the eword of revolution.” Bub if the people, en- tizens—The habits and pursuits of my life for 8 past have removed me entirely from scenes @f political excitement. I bave bad, I need no; sip % you, ro persoual desire again to engage in them. Waile I bad a public coty to perform I endeavored to perform it isihtully, honestly, and to the best of my adility—more aoxious to rerve than weroly to please my eouewtnents. Cherisbing wish sincerity the principles Which I brovght with me into pubic iife, I could not, as ge bonest man, cbange them at the mere bidding of party. GAppiacse.) My services were no longer acceptabie, and have since lived a private citizen, contented and bappy, ‘with no complaints to make or regrets im the past, aod ‘with no aspirations inthe future. (Applause) Bat, fel- Jow citizens, I should be sorry tray tuat | bave lived an ‘anconcerned spectator of public everts. In a free coua- try every c.tizen, the humblest and most obscure equally with the highest, bas a patriotic duty 10 perform in watch. ing over and delending, according to bis opportunities, ‘the precious deposit of the poblic liberties Cundor com: pe's mo to deciare, fellow citvens, that from time to ime Thave seen much ‘cause for patriotic anxiety, but never as much asatthe presenttime (Applause) It is this eonyiction which has induce? me—I may say constrained me—not without many stivggies against the force of Babit, and that love of retiremeat wi@ch grows stronger ‘ery day’s indulgence, to sppear betore you ia ovedi- to the flatrering coll that mas been made uvon me. Tknow how meapable 1am of adding, by apything I can alaved by their pariy leaders, will not appy the corrective, it is the same thiog as if they had it a we musttben, like other nations, rao the risk of reactions and revolutions, of which few can fore seo the issue when they are once catered ugon, Wo have had impressive admonitions that these are not mere visionary speculations, even in this jaod of the largest liberty. What bave already been the results of the hee} Jers exercise or of the party enslavement of the right of suffrage in the bands of certain postions of the American people? Have we not seen vigilance committees forcibly superseding, ip geveral large Communities, mantsipal go- vernments that sprang from the forms of popalar eiec- tion, but whose abuecs and corruptions were go groat that the most virtuous, and, in genera), peace-loving citizens co operated in their overthrow; aua even thogs who gave €xistence to them by ther sutlrages looked on, and re- joicet in their downfally And what is this but revolu- tion? And may pot what has occurred in your cities oc- cor, in proces# of time, on the theatre of the nation, if such euormous governmental abuses as I have exposed to you this day be perinitted to go on, not only uncorrected but accumuleting, and acquiring a more daring boldness by impunity? Leave not, 1 beseech you, fellow citizens, ‘this dear native land of ours to the cruel alternative of a tame surrender of its liberties, or of a fearful resort to a. revolationary vigilance commiteo et possession of werent at Washington No, fellow citizens, orgauize our legal, constitutional, salutary Say, to the force of the many able and eloquent appeals igi committees at the polls, Let us throw ‘Wat have been already aduressed to the iatelbgence and | off the debasmg shackles of party thraidom and waphneas of the country. But powerless a3 my voice is, | acrert the majesty and sovereignty of the I fee} that I should be recreant to the duty of @ good citi- | popular will. Let us resolve, by the potent voice wen if I were noi to raise it in such a cause while there may be one of my countrymen willing to listen to me. Applause.) Ido not appear before you to plead for the sumph oa party. No, fellow citizens; it is a far higher @acee whith now demands the exertiens of us all. A beld and uoblusbing corruption has invadei every de- partment of our national aoministration, which, if not ptly and vigorously checked by the sovereign re. Boxe of ibe people, must soon engn!pa the public liberty, ag is is rapidiy undermining the public mora's. (Applause. } ‘The wisdom and valor of our ancestors bequeathed to us mobic, free institutions, which were intended to place the bic liberty securely under the guardiansbip of the pub Tovistuc. iis these voble inetiturioes which darivg ofii- eis] abuses, emboldened by impunity, would pow pervert Ho the destruction of hberty, by undermining every gua- mavice provided for its security—even the virtue and pairiiism of the peopie themgelves. (Applause.) Shall we not,.thep, rally to their defence, one and ail of us? Seal! wo be told that this is the cauge of a party? Believe me, fellow citizens, it 18 the vital cause of coustitatioaal freedam—ibe common cause of every American citizen, Gemocrat, whiz, or by whatever party denomination he may baze been hitherto known, who values his birthright and is manfully determinee to defend it. (Loud app'ause.) That J hay presented to you no exaggersted picture of our public mtuation is, unfortuoatvely, too welt cstaviizhed by facks now Of universal nowriety. Revelations broughtoat during thee late ‘on of Congress have placed it before the public in adform not to be questioned. (Applause ) Look at the report vpen pubic printing, and yoo will ceo then how elzborately and iogeniously in that large de partment of the public expenditure corruption bas been | Orgonized into a system to muitipiy bribes to the em- of ovr svitrages, to exciude from the high places of the go- verpinent those, whether individuals or parties, who have in any manner sanctioned, participated in or been acces- sory to the grove and daring abuses which dishonor the country, while they imperil its liberties. I know there are mavy of my democratic friends who loathe and detest these official iniquities as 1 do, Isay to them, then, re- speetfully but earneatly, do not make yourselves reaponsi- bie for and acceseory to such abuses by giving your confi- depee and support 10 those who practice them. Stand up in the virtue and manliness of your own freedom. You are the rightful masters. Do not conseat to wear the tar- bisbed and dishonored livery of your servants. You owe no allegiance but to your country, and she now calis upon = to perform your duty, your whole duty to her, fear- jeesly 28 patriots, copscientiously as men. It is the fatal doctrine of pagsive party obedience and non reaistanco—a doctrine s0 lovg and successfully inculcated by the party in power—that bas brought the afuirs of our couatry into their present ceplorable condition. They have assiduous. ly taught that the firat, and, indeed, only duty of every moan, in the exercise of his civil and political fanctions, is to follow and obey his party leaders; that the prodomi- bance of his party, under ail circumstances, and whatever be the consequences to his country, is the one paramount and abeorbing object which should engage all his zeal, to tho disregard of every dictate of conzcience and of every call of patriotiem, hia mercovary and slavish doctrina bas been enforced by the terrors of excommumication on the one bene, by the lavish promises of reward on the “To the victor belong th. 13 of victory,” is the zoned on their standard. Theofiices, the em- of the government, longer, in Weir oyer istored for the publi. plozen and supporters of the government (Applause.) sud pion, from the high- ry coutraet, whether for paper, for printing, tor i the | booty of a con- wrapaing or fer engraving, bas been £0 managed as not | quering party, to be dealt out in large: and rewards ‘only to yield a Fick byrvest to the contractor himself, but | fo ita followers. Tbrov gh jobs, through contracts, to-he officer of abe government who awards the contract, and to the intermediate agents emoloyed as brokers 10 procure it, Thus ia @ single job made, by its ramifica- ‘Kons, to enlist and romuncrate a dozen or more political Ubrough the prodigal snd ubscrupulong expenditure of the Public money upon every poesible pretext, the treasury ig Celivered up Lo pilloge, to stimulate the activity, and feed the cupidity of partisan hordes. Tho starting abuses, Whica bave been recently brought to light in the varioud Prices allowed to the contractor must be corr branches of the public administration are not accidental gly bigh to enable him t> pay the cu: ‘Y | or occasional, or simply personal; they are the necessary, tributes to Dis patrons and associates. Aud this sae inevitable results of the syevem of political mo- rank eource of corruptian has been passeng under the very | rality embraced, and, indeed, professed, by the party in ose of the government in the city of Wathicgton. One power. If the government jg to be administered solely of these Jeviers of black msil—one who received the | for the beneiit and soliish interests of a party, then, fei- modest sur OF $39,000 for his good will and patronage in | low citizens, your rulers have not been upfuituful to their the eale and brokerage of public contracte—was bat the | creed. And who, permit me to ask, according to this other day owner ard condnstor of the oflle'al organ of the | modern eystem of politica’ tactics, constitute the party? government, and is even Low, we are told, public printer, | Aro they the rank and file—the great body of worthy Shoogh not inrame. (Applause.) Look,now,atthe huge | and rcepectable citizens who do the voting—that constituta report made upon the operations in the navy yards of | the party in 2 practical senee? No, fellow citizens. We Poladelpbia and Brooklyn—s document gigantic in its | all kuow—and I em gvre that mapy of my demooratlc proportions, but yet more gigmte and startling in the | friends will eustain mo in what] say—it is afew adroit Official iniquities it reveals. J have neithor the time vor | political toanagers, who for the most part make a trade of the patience to enter into the diegusting details of these | politics, that constitute the real party, in every practical, revelations. But one glaring and monetroas fact appears | influential sense. It is they that make the nominatione— from them al—the systematic employment of contracts, | they that make the political issues—they taat construct for every variety of work aud materials ia both of those | the party platforms; and the govereign people, however ‘vost esiablisbments, and tbat with the direct approbation | their consciences and better feelings may revolt, have no of the government itself, to reward partisan services, and | option, under this new martial law of party discipline, to debguch the suffrages of the people but to obey or to be shot as @eserters, “Is this, fel- {From the point where Mr. Rives first referred to the | low citizens, the syetem of government which our noble corruptions in the Phijadelpis aod Srooklyn navy yards, | and free born ancestors bequeathed to us? Is this a govern- Shere wero Jong pauses at the close of every few worde, | ment of the peopl? Is this a democracy in the virtuous which Were avidently the result of embar, : © | and honorable eense in which only a free people woald ac- wade several e‘forts to rally, but in v e or is it no; rather an oligarchy of the worst aud yeached that point in h's. speech where I have just left off, | x grading character—a sordid oligarchy of merce- he gade an apology to the audience, and took bis seat. I | wary a'tice holders and office seckers? I have tho satis. ed this sudden breaking off was caased by | factionto knox that there are democrats in Virginia, at 2s; Sut his own explanation, made scvecquently, | Jeast, who repudiate euch a system—who will not perwit Proved that impression was erroacous. | themaclyes to be manacied with such vile fetters—who Mr. J. T. Trorstow, of Prince Edvard, who wes on the | will asser! their privileges as freomen, their diguity as g@atform, was loudly called for, but Le dectined tospeak | men. In a free country 6 Will bo, there must be until ane Mr. Rives bad coueluded, Tiia announcement partice. Butto be virtuous and niin ep to merit was followed by DaUBe Of eeveral minutes, when the | the support of the people, they must be founded on princi- ple, and honestly puraue the public good as their aim—not ‘the acquisition of power for mere seiiish and interceted egiis. See, fellow citizens, bow this natural and legiti- chairman, Mr. DanizL, arose 60d informed the audience that Mr. L i. 'Chandler, of Norfolk, who waa aled 00 tho plat- form, would oceupy their attention for a short time. Mr. Cnayp1 4 ‘accordingly came forward and engaged ‘2 eppstitution of partics has been perverted of late, in the saarmbly wit a Speen upon the local issues involved | this counicy; by the corrupting influences of the new ay3- in the present canvass in State. All ho gaid,and | tem of political cicis taught and practised by the party in power. What were tho distinguishing principles of the several reports of the Goggin 4 ‘gced, in the days of its purite * democratic party professed, ys of its puri jou heretcfore. At the giose Was embraced in the my s3dieees which I farhisnca pied half aa hour— {ye great founder, J “19% — et aad and said—My feliow citi- | econdiy in the public exn~ cinocampulty and zens, I bave to make au honest confession to you. I never | executive powér=A sacred’ s., eget emecipeay oe clections—a stern prob tion of all official interference with them—pear* * 4 honest friendship with all nations. With 4-thocratic traditions, and ever professions of sim- yucity and economy, your last twe administrations havo, in Six years, carried ls annmal expenses of the govern- ment from forty to eighty millions of dollars, (I speak ap- prox matively and {a round numbers.) baving exhausted & surplus of twenty or thirty millions, and now living from band to mouth on the beggarly and ruinous expedient of Joana; while, at same time, we have seen cratic members of Congress, by an act of unprecedented cupidi ty, and in violation of ail decency, as well as the epirit of © constitution, doubling their pay, and voting the in- crease into their own pockets by a retrospective provision, apd turrounding themselves, at an enormous waste of the public treasure, with luxurious accommodations and ¢x- travagant allowances that put to shame all we read of ori- ental magnificence and relf indulgence. With like profes siona of democratic jealousy of executive power, your Pregident modeatly cails upon the representatives of the people to tranefer to him the power of peace and war—to give him, in effect, the sole treaty mzking power—to place millione of the public money at bis discretion, and to ia- vest him with military protectorates over foreign Stat With the same professed allegiance to democratic pri ples, be tramples under foot the sacred regard inculcated by the founder of the democratic party for the freedom of elections, and brings the whole patronage and influence of his high office to control elections in the States, from the bumbleet representative trust up to that of S-nator of the United States. Sueceeding to the democratic maxim of peace and honest friendship with ali nations, he throatene all by bellicose denunciations, in order to’ keep up the flagging spirit of party devotion by factitious appeals to national pride and honor, Can such a party as this be said to be founded upon any public principle? If it iz, it ig upon principlee directly the reverse of those wich were taught by the author and acknowledged oracle of tbe democratic faith—which gave that great man the confidence and support of the people—and which originally established the ascendancy of the party in the councils of the nation. Will the intelligent and patriotic people of this country permit themselves to be duped by a mere name, seductive as it may be, when every principle which belongs to it, in its propor Inter- pretation, and in its ancient and honorable traditious, is openly renounced and disregarded by those who now agsume it? But I may go farther, and agk if thore is a single principle of any sort held in common by the mem- bers of the more dominant party? The favorite and pro- minent measures of the present administration are tho thirty million Cuba appropriation, the trauefer of the war making power, the Mexican protectorate, the Pacific rail- 1a Dow wrote out a political speech in my Ife; but on this ‘ccasion T did 80, rea Tfeit that the questions to be presented to your consideration were Of so'grard a charas- ter that the worda of the pertca Who presumed to address ou Btould be well weighed, While I prepared my speech forchand 1 did not Commit it sufficiently to memory, and consequently 1 broke down. Will you permit me ‘now, gentlemen, as I have been for many yeare out of the pracuce of public speaking, to deliver my discourse with the aid of notes, and although it may lose some of its vivacity and effect because of its delivery in this form, it wil be a guarantee to you that whatever is said haz beea founded upon mature reflection and deliberation. Mr. R. then proceeded with bis address, referring occasionally to notes to avoid the embarrassment from which he had just recovered. He said, when my memory failed mo i was referring to certain corrupt practices in connection with ‘the operations in the navy yarde of Philadelptia aud Brookiyn. There you will see contracts involving Ierge amounts of public money directed by the govern- ment to be given in open violation of law w the highest, instead of the lowest bidder, from the sole coufideration of the number of subsidized voters in the emp'oyment of the preferred party, whose suffrages wore required im the critical moment of a contested election. So minutely and systematically was this policy carried out in one of those establishments (Brooklyn) that democratic members of Congress representing tbe aijoining districts were formally constituted by the government its authoriz- ed agents for making an equitadie division of the pablic spotis among its eupporters, and in this manner the yard was filled, to the uuomber of several thousand, with worthless and incompetent men, whose only claim to eu. ployment was founded on political eerzice, and amoog whom, in the language of the report, ‘idleness, thef«, ia- subordination, fraud and gross neglect of duty, prevailed to av alaiming extent.” The developements made pro- sent the government as moving in a constant circle of cor- roption. First the government, with the public money, corrupts the contractors and their employes to vote for members of Congres; then the contractors corrupt the members of Congress, with a stipulated per centage to procure them other coatracts; and finally the membors of Congress, by one species of iniluence or another, corrupt the government to bestow the contracts which they had stipulated to obtain. But, fellow citizens, 1 cannot follow Out thee revolt ng details, Thare they are upon record, where you can examine them for yourselves, and poader ‘on the mournsul degeneracy of the public morals they dis- ese, and upon your solema duty, as mea aad patriots, to zebuke and correct the evil, I bave referred to these things with the deepest humiliationas an American citi zen. 1 sincerely wish, for the honor of my conn- try, that they could be shown to bo party | road, a protective tariff, and, until lately, the Lecompton ome: fog uatortusately the facts are too noto- | constitution. Is there any union of ophion in the party ; the knowledge of them is too widespreai ond universal to admit either of denial or suppression ‘<The whole air is filled with them. They are propagated 0 the winds to the corners of the carth. What hag mad» ‘Washington, as tho central scat of government, the pub lic offices, Congress itscif, a byword and reproach with the yet uncontaminated mass of the people, but the belief that corroption festers there, and is thence diff’ ‘need, like @ gubiie poison, through every branch of the public admin- upon @ single one of these moagurcs? No, fellow citizens; there is division and oj-zension upon all ot them—flagrant intestine war upon some, and upon others it is hard to declde whether a majority’ of the party agrce with or dif- fer from their President and chief in the measures recom- mended by him. But st:ll, with rare exceptions, they adbere to and sustain him. As the living representative and embodiment of the party he is to be supported at all hazards. The political ascendancy of the party—the istratio.. depending upon ii? Have not Senatora* of the wer of disposing of the offices, employments, emolu- dominant party, slevated by tote character us woll as | ments, gol somal ‘bensfila of tho government is not their posit on, openly procieimed in the Sonate chamber by indiscroet scruples about matters of their solema? conyiction that the government of the United | g0 little comparative importance as principles and the States, of which they form a part, “is the most corry now exuting on tho Rabitable globe?” Tne tine is come, thea, when patriots aid g00d men of all political denomi: nations must seriously “elect upon the duties which taey to their country, irrepective of mere party conside- vations. If we mean to preserve tho noble heritage of freedom which our ancestors bave transmitted wo us, now ie the time to make the effurt. Public morality i the only general interests of the country. Sach, fellow citizens, are the results of the modern system of party discipline, of the code of political morais inculcated by the party in power. What Je it but to proclaim, by their own act, tho justice of tbe sentence pronounced years ago by a distin guished statesman of South Carolina, \‘ that they are beld together only by the cohesive power of the public plun- Ger.” One of the chief acts by which this party has 60 base ou which free metitativns con stand. If that is | long held possession of the governmneat, ta the serious in- difice itself maant rumble to thelground, | jury of the cowntry cad ja apite of ths reprobatioa Sn juattebtive observer, fellow cit zona, | Of thoir moasure a large and uns anblo majority 08 parerd in other coumtsies G8 well aa curowa, | of the propia of the Univet States, i@ the fedrieation during tho eventful epoch in which wo Live, bare wat- 6 of sectional sever, and the fomentation of sectional jealous NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1859. H Hoess}, Mra F Lemma, 8, Mre i aholwm Me Cul-bim B +s to divide the country, and to prevent pum ‘are. Ov8 masses OF Virtuous aud 8 mep tn both soc- tops, who cordially be ed in detestavion aye abyred brJve Govutrook Charles on Wh Nel, Mra Nelt, Paronaai Me Cy hoyden, wife and twoch'idren: Mra Coog, oe oa Tom ubiting i any efficient co operation to dis; tem | cor sin; T Wriabt, B Der fll, Mi ws ‘rom power. eat Inseroment of poputar delusion | Iszenin’ si Lovin’: Merrem an? hich they wield for this and to which alone ‘ort au ; ord wey owe their wnpatural foodold ia the South, is the io a1 Chenota ccebant abd pernioious agitation of questions counected with slavery. Tbey pot themselves forward as the spectal ond exclusive frevos of the rights of the e'aveboidiug officousiy vglunteer to make political issues and when bY means of taese factious asues ‘hey bave tntiamed the South, and secured her votes, cart ot them eqnivecate about the meaning aad import of their pledges, and others Detray ber into false aud uate: owble positions, where she is doomed to hunalliaiong do- feat, and where, werse than all, she fa shorn of thu whi h bos Intherto conetituted her obief and in itvelf iu vipobie atrengib—the prestige of a character for high moral pripeiples that would disdain communion wica ‘rand, unfairness of ipdiscretion of any sort Lot the taro. cemocratic eclatrcissement in the Senate of States on the tye meaning and import of tho Kaasas Nebraska bl!—let te humibating hietory ani sequel of the Lecompton consutntion and of the Engtish bow far this representation $s justified by facts. low cit 76u8, bever should Us South conseat to barter he piipeipics and honor for such missraola, such delusle: upport as tbs, She bas never guived apy bing— never eay gaib apy thing by unhaliowed political bargaias. Keariek Senki A Be a ie Dr'é Grddings Indian, . P MeVonays, Corads; Mrond “rasuuvdera, Turento; J 2 Harcis, Mra ar nee; I M det ervalol, Brazil; is Pierce, Pare36 B® Soloman, J JeQoreon New York; # Power, ~ Fower, 8 A White, J ixles, safun; 8 Harvey, Demme HARITIME INTELLIGENOE, YORS—rmi6 cay. WOON BAT... 00} moe Wares. ALMANAC FOR SEW 454 mors 31 ST seeeeO¥O LL SL -Port of few York, May 5, 1859. CLEARED Bleamship Moses Taylor, Gray. Aapinwal!—M 0 Roberta. pbatk Mary Lusreds, ible, Caale—wataay, Caaada de sel er, Hark P Demtil, Hoey; Savannah—Demill & Co, Sack Lilhes, Harden ‘City Point Metall & Duocan, brie Times. F htovey, Ser illa—ariele & How y. Hig Carssuda, Helge, 8: thomse—H 5 Viwing, Brig Beatrice, Sina!), Hermuda—smitr, Jores & Co, Kirig a Gidert (Br). Wiley, Cornwally—D & DeWo {hey are written in the constitution of tho | Rrip F By Ver. Bartlet’, Kavgor-T H Sandiord, yare moregnable. Le, us atsdain to Rebr Emeveld, Frebill Burio—a Leary. ny Bebr Alma (Br), Feott Ft Jobn—A rmilbers & Oo, bene Wyibe, Putee, Kicbm nd—O H Prergon, tcl Jamestown. Latoureve, Ofty Polnt—J Hunter & Co. hehe arctic, tela Alexandra—Sattora & Dod, Behr Marparet avn, Kbwebart, Paiiadelpbia-J W Moke, sloop WH bowen Wate, Providence—Master, x m | Floop Fheoix Sh. pberd, New Havea—B bs backer, the panoply of the national justice. Ou each succes: Sicawer Boston, Sallew Pbiadeinhia, (bestion involving the rights of the Souther 3.ates, Steamer Barab, Jones, Philadelphia, as they Dave sriseu—upen Lye constitutions! ooligatir ARRIVED. and yaidity of the fugitive act; upon the right of travafe Lancoment ae. Buttock, New Orteane ath va Bs trom ove Siate to another free from the contre! whicn aed | ¥ane 30-b ult, with andse and passengers. to Livingston, Croc! been claimed under the power of regulauing camauisce | ff Aim. MAYA Nat AS loa 6 ox hangoasigonie whbateaia, among the States; upow the limits of Congressional power | gei'es routh of Absecum, with steamship Florida, banee for with regard to the common Terntories of the Usion--on | savannsh ssme day, 12 miles South of Absecum, with brig all theee queations the supreme judicial trivunsl of tae Lilis, bound North, P bh, Bich i ESS United Stares bas, by its solemn and irrovereibic judg- |. Sweamanin Jamestown. Parra mon mdeo ents, svrrounded the rights and institusions of the Sasa | MAC paskencers. to Ludiam # Helgeken, a a im the only pomts in which they have ever bean supposed | pCromwch Corn thea <iseaiescecpaganad tobe open w imvasion with an impassable wal! of defeuce. Bark bmele & Fernard (¥r), Verre, Rochford, 75 di with He who would, under these circumstances, !adulgs aay | wie, brandy, &¢, to master, as bud ther, ferious apprehension of encroachment, either trom Coa- Mh Seem Foray mp tae berger Sega abiteied grcee or the other States, on the rights and institutions of brandy, wine, do, & Caylus: iter i the South, wust bea very credulous or avery umid man— | Birk Heide (worm), Rostrup, Marseilles, 76 days, with such a man as Dr. Jonson gaid the mo Popery alarmist in | R54 Wines of the Moving (Br), Wileon, Marseilter, 61 days, his day would have been—apt to cry “iire’” in the mitst | with wool, leas, de, to order, April 22" lat 37 10 lon 7373, of the upivereal deluge. I trust, teliow cittz st, lat paw bark Chester, of Boston, sieering 8; 24 ini 3830, Jon no gon of Virginia who would go further in defence of the | 7420, spoke Norwegian bark Huldisweim, fron for covetitutional rights of the South, in ease of any Dew York. ger, than I would. But, 8 I cherish her hosor—as | Bark Yankee Blade (of Gardiner), Jackson, Malaga March 10. Vallie ker rights—I loathe and deprecate all simulated pa and Gibreliar 12th with fenit, to Tras & Oeerdorn. april 12, lat £922 N, lon 47 W. spobe sbip China, of Portlaad Me, 41 nics to “fright ber from her propriety’’—to seduce hor from her ancient loyalty to the cause of pure aud day» frew, Liverpeo}, abort of provisions, being sbort ourselves coal hos supply tein; Bh, nt 39 OB, lol B14, apowe auhp Go uncorrupt government, aud to enlist her in the oDedient om, service of a party that would practise upon her fears only Jombia, 14 oays from New Urleans for Liverpool; 40 SL, lon 70 50. boar: ed the sshr Amezon. 8 days from Bich to beiray ber principles and interests, Fellow citizens, there 18 One real, ome pressing, one ovorsha towing and nopd, of and for Halifax, NS, who kindly supplied us wish 60: imminent danger whick threatens the whole country. 1k rovisions Hus experienced covstant geles from NW to BW rom Jon 40 up to 60, aplit salle, stove bulwarks, boats, ac. a cand an ceive 1 O lek A Fertig. On tas yerna ot the 23th ig the Ganger to the pudlic iberty—to the public morais— | wood and cotlee A Fermi. On the nooa to our free matitutions themgetves—from the widespread | Ut. Ws up to lst. 89, when on the evering of that date took a corruption and abuses Which have invaded every depart. ment of our nationa] administration. To reform these abu- ses, to purify the government from its pollutions, to bing 'y beavy gale from NNE to NK, with much raia aod very it beck to its accountability to the people—to repiace tao Blave we so soon forgotyen that be wag obtained ner vows the at as was “Norther man With Soatbern prinoip es rwarcs tuo bead and Pregidential caniidate lee son party? Her rigots have a far be Y guarentee tMaa any politcal combioa- “eth bold wher by apy Jower tovre, Political agitaton do them potLing ‘but barm, Thoy aro uader the sacred suordiapebip of a tribunal instituted for the defence of copetitutioval rights—a tribunal which no politica! agit reach. That tribunal, in the serene aad aodis rose of it lofty functions, hes covered wb ld, and continued fur three days, slace which Ume has had watark Virginia ab (of Charleston), Gorham, Cardenas, April irk Virgi AbD ), Gor! b 21 with sagar. to master, = public liberty upon the drm pedestal of tho public morala, Fig Kuropa (Br. of Windsor 8), Frances, ®t Lusar, Mass) fo “drive the money changers from the temple”—thia 1: & | Wy cork AS sender, Rp Ee Ad a ard bigh and holy work of patriotiem, which demands the | sey, which star ‘air, stave bulwarks and split covering, union and best exertion of a!l for the honor and interest of all. It is the coumou cause of gocd men and patriots every where, ip the Nort! @ Souin, the East, the Veat, ted main barre ae ia ros peers yrnsy aries mpterpeeye Me et, experienved a secon and was ed to heave to; apd op the 19th, bad a ale om WSW to aw, dug s if t jug Ww! jas] docs» awept aud cabin nooded. Ist inst, ‘lat hall we permit ourselves to be diverted froai go vital and | 26 which Bu! decss nem! mud cab | Bratch, of St Joba, ex gent a work as thi, by ihe stale device of the adver: | 39°"lon 71, pused Baral stevmahtp Saxouia, hence far Bary in ult wwpting to sow divisione among the friends of | Himbury.’ Krom April l to 2l, bad a coatination of savy honest, responsible government by the revival of extinct | westerly gales and " -and pestilent sectional issues, for which there is no exist. Brig abby Watson (of Sedgwick), Watson, Pe pe Innes, ‘Has 8 wg foundation, by the absurd cry of fire, in the midst of | 35, with engasand mclnsnes, to Neamith ° Son. abe deluge of corruption which overwhelms the nate Wo | pa af with ave recently heard & most honorable and truthful voice | tomato © Smith, Jonra & 0 from the North (Governor Hunt of New York) spoak | Jona). « 7 gale Wome MB and wus bhiges es ing in the name cf a numerous, cnlighiened and patriotic boty of our fellow cit.zens there, declaring their willing- ness and earnest desire to sink, benccforward and forever, these mischievous and dangerous iasuc3 in our national — po: From opportunities of infor mation which le visit of a wholly priva’c character to that portion of the Union afforded me, I gin- cercely believe that this is tho unequivocal, the deeply felt septiment of @ large majority of our fellow cilizeus in next day, e&W A vessel's spars win salls fclr Heindcer (of Brookhaven), Kinner, Remedi, April 22, Whebr Guvercor tof Seeawih), H Cleatuegos, Aveit 1 r Gavercor (of Sedgwisk). Hooper, Clea April 15 with molosser to Sanhope & ‘Avery? 20th ult, lat 36, eae saw echr Naria & Elizabeth, of Waretown, wt, hove too. t bury port), Evans, Matanzas, April " hzabethoort for Hosion. the entire North. cept the peace olturing, thorn Light Willa Rusia $anue’ 0 consign to tho tomu of we Bey Rate. Wer octane 8 ae tbat alroad Hocking. 4 days, ‘ et Packart Kock.and, 4deys. which, by the impunity it has hitherto ingured to unexa Bostow, 3 dave, seph Rogers Rogers, Pordand, Ot, 2day: » Miudel Post Poa nd, Spiaiaaaandan Steamer Wamsuita. Nve, New Bedford. Bicamer Albatross. Willams, Provideace. BLOW. Park Worron ¥ishar, Gallagher, 14 days from Havana, Bark Gelaen Rule, Whiteberry, 24 daye from Aspinwall— ot boat Janes Avery. from Clenfuegiie 1 from Clentuegos, ig: ED. Cilcial aouses, bas brought into the extremes: poril these gisious psututions which the wisdom and rthern aud Southern men united in establish which their descendants are alike interested getnating? At all events, fe engaged in 2 Dodie ellort to vindicate the houor and li ties of your country. It isan elfrt wo r fame of Virginia—of the beat day# of her’ patvictiem aud renown. ‘The spirits of her grea men, who consesratst their lives to the cause of conatitutional freodum, look down with approving smiles upon your struggle. Phere Steamabip Jy ? p Jura (Bx), Liverjoo}; Ofeamtan (Bx), Galway via can be no parer, no higher glory, than to be tus siviours, | St Jobne, NF; Moses Taylor, aspiawail; ship Bavaria, or élse the nariyre, of the pablie liverty. Bark Jubhr Benson, Haven, A aBiP Baw pike! Mr JonN'Y. Thoxsro, of Pinos Kaward county, then | Windduriag the day 8. cauwe forward, in respouto toa call from the ancioioe, aad delivered an adress of some half or throe-quarters of an hoor in length. It was chicily devoted to Jonn Letchorand | _gaxpy HOOK bash meet rete end one brig 8 the Ruiiuer pamphlet. of the Highlands. Hound inno aigoals.” Thre barks and (hee The aseembly dispersed about halt past ten o'clock P.M | Frign at anchor Iusiae the Hoov, Outward boual. Bbip Hitsamer Queen, for Liverpool, passed iis barat 9:30 aM; Br steam ahip Gires estan, for St Jobns nad Gulway, at 2:30 PM; ship Savaria, for Davre, at 3:15; sbio vonticent, fc » | Wind'S, moderate; weather clear”) Melourme, @ 5:15 Pal, SQUAN, May 5. sunset—No im reagels Wiad Sk, gut; weather ‘clear. shia eran spay Ditscelianeous, The new screw steamship Guatemala went down the bay yea" erdey morning on a trial trip. De wank Ove. Gariey (of Dubtin), Halpia, sailed from Port Spain, ‘Pri 4, March 13, for Dubiia, wid acargo a su Bar; on the Jet april, lat 33 43, lon 5¢13, eveountered » harrt. cane from NW, and tbipped ei. which stove bulwarka, broke open the after baich, going into the hold, dieabled pumps, washed c ifthe cebin. broke the wheel, aleo killing the helms: man. Robert Owen, of Dublin, and orcaking both thighs of the breskitg a leg of one of the seamen and iojuria; mp cnn id Pa ie ei wie Washed Agena yan! otangie fae wheel ch: 4 ceeded tn gelling on board again; algo sprung wleake and los matotopmest mizz»pmast and jibboom. April 4 sigaalized shi; Ann E Hooper, Hooper, from Liverpool for Baldmore. Capt aents Lost wih hie urst'ana third offivers and those men, by ‘bom all bande (fourtcen) were reegued, and placed on boar We 2 oDG Ken More, Br mrig Vestat. from Pernambuco for Baltimore, with r, is ashore near Cape Henry. Br brig Giaour, from do for do, ha a'50 ‘asbore near Cape Henry, Aasiatance has been 220 Br Baro Lavy ov raz Lake, Newman, from Bermuda for Baltimore, was spoken at7 4M, 4tb fost, off the Potomac, with Jona of m.sintopmaat and head of foretopmast, Bur Vesta. from Boston for Galveston, was spoken Aprit 28 ol Orapge Keye, and reported abe had Veea talore oa tbe jabama Souk Senan Jane, reported ashore on the Leach at Lewes, Del, 29th ult, was from Seconnet Polat Dyryen nes with & cargo of fish: She parted both chains while at anchor near the om the night of the 27th. Personal Intelligence. M. Boudousqueé, manager of the now Opera house at New Orleans, le't that city on the 27th April, en roule for France, to engage artists for the next coason, Postmaster Genera} Holt and lady are at the Everett Toure. Gen, Cass continues to improve In health, and it is thought Lo will be able to resume bis duties at the State Department in a day or two. The Houston (Texas) Telegraph of the 15th ult. eays:— Gencral Houston was in town yesterday and the day be fore, looking in remarkably good health and spirits. Ho found many old fiends here, who, a3 usual, were glad to see him. There was some curiceity on the part of somo to kuow whether he would go into the political arcu again. We thivk those who songht information were satia ficd that he was looking to sume more pleasant field in which to spend the evening of his life. He gays that his friends baye hitherto refused to excuse him, but now that he has been once defeated he osrtainly has a right to bo excused from further participation in office of any kind, Sheep raising is more profiiable any way. Tho General is about improving a place for q home on Galveston bay, and is now giving hie attention to it, Hon. Jobn Hemphill, of Te: G the 26th ult. from Wachingtom city toe SEER, s 7 } Way of Havana, nee oe & paral Unitet Sates navy, has resigned. Sickie ONY On) Ce cette says -—\ The mother of Mr, 2 was formerly a resident of Sunbury. She was boin at Croton Palla, Westchester county, New York, her maiden name being Cook. At the ago of fourteen ycars Brandywine, di he abe was adopted into the farpily of Alonz9 Daponte, in| Genii made a coutfactio: get er olf for BAO A. deepoich New York, an Itaiian celeorated for his literary and | from P! tua Of 2d inst states thattebe had been got off and musical acquirements. Mr. Daponte came frem New York | arr at the city. to eas where he resided for several years. Upon Exrraonpinary Desratca—The American abip Noemie, the return of the Dapontes to New York, Mis8 Cooke mar- | Capt Johnson, arrived bere on Saturday last. aad docked on ried an Tinian muaig teacher by the nanse of Bag ol.” Bupday. sa Beauiay Aoge, Having Ga board 190) bales o€ Gna, Hon. R. C. Winthrop, of Massachueotts, and Hon. J, M. | under tl Poe as of Mr Love, the warehouse Kunkel, of Maryland, are in Washington. keeper.—[Liverpool ‘elegraph, 4 pril 20. > Hon. Liag Boyd, of Kentucky, is lying sick in Philadel- hee plane afar Co, brokers. in their Ship Owners’ ‘of the last month as fol- ve the sales of phia, A Massachusetts Duly A1)« sbip, 27 ons, I years old, Since the death of the late Judge Bibb, Richard Rush, of & Massachusetts buitt Al siiip, 618 tons, 10 years ol, Philadelphia, 1s the oldcst living graduate of Princeton Cal- Hamsacreeete bahia ae 13. nd ck 1, lege. peony $19,100! a Connection: Dullt Az bark, Sil tone, Yo years ol3, At the MetropoMan Hotel—Gov. Massachusetts. ba er as ve LS. Randall, Wisconsin; Danlol Boa ‘& Massachusetts built AS schr, 223 tons, 4 Barrizon, New ‘Urieans; Geo. A.B. Blake, U 8.A.; Hon, Wm. Bakimore built A? schr, 156 tora, 2 yoara cld, $5,000; M Churchwell, Tennessee, (ico, 53. {htetson, Mass. ;7Manuel ore butt AZ echr, 110 tons, 2 years. ‘old $1000; a Bal- Belz, Bavana. {more bullt 22 schr, 108 fons, 2: yours 4 old, 88.00, ail in order From New Orleans and Havana, it ip Cabaw for 6 a new brig of 210 ola capacity, a bard Reno ION ledge ro ae Nt ea steamshtD CeNeTT: | timore ae launched, for $12,000, fn onatraota teroaild’ we aro advised of butone, that jora in Baltimore 210 tons is ton, for $12 000, complete oe J Parker and servant Capt Sabatar, R Rolx aud ] Ship Kaxle Wing, 1174 tons, built at Medford in 1858, has been rison, O Voorbies. M Barnham, Mrs Mie, Mrs Bre gcd daughter: J Menard, wit servant; Solin D fo, wo children and , Jobn Shelton, Mies M Cash, Mrs © \ awronce, five chil- | #0ld at$¥5,000, dren and two servants, C Lavrecce, © Borgon, Joba Oour- | Lauxcnen—At Kant Boelon Tuesday, by Messrs OF & 1D roge) Mre Moutt, J A Lum, J M Endil and lady, fies Gamble, 3ire Brownson aud two daughters, Miss £ L Phillips, Y Kings" bury, M Field, E Billeux, Mra adams, tid Stony, K Nixoa, A C Richards, W J. Korrson, Dewitt Croswell, Me J W Nearmy und ton, Mra 6J Kearney Mra MB Pick,’ two Misses Kea: ey, Mies W weyers Mrs J B McConnell sud two Children, C Hamburger, M etosinger, 18 th, Geo Hank lam: Gardner. a fice sbip of 1200 tons, called the Leaping Water. Bhe is wo be commanded by Capt H D Gardaer, and will tit for Londen, ‘Whalemen. Arr at New Bed‘nod 4th inat, ship Hesper (of Fatrhavon), Hamblin, which sailed from this port 220 ult, for the Pacific ocean, (che having put back returned A Hora, © de Sanches, Geo Beith, A Ferman and N Quesada Teaking.” Reyorts com monced Juuking Gay shor ieh poet with four children and three ser vanta, it Pouvent and family, J Tor: | » reefed topsuil breeze, making 70 strokes per hour, and con- yan and lady, Mise Bown and brower. A Olns, anto2io Pla, | tinued to insu enso to #0 sb oken per hour: on the 4th day out, JS Buther snd lady, aro Jarvis, 2usebins Perolls, M Kodri- | lat 37 N, lovg 63 W, thought ft best to return, On the return, ict opr aap cay, broker S arpualey | bad lhl WW winds leaning from 190t0 250 strokes pee AB Quido and lady. E Turner, Tocanans P ae] etisase bark boners air KR 4 Jou Smith, ¥ P Ruasell, J B Whiddio, & 1) surnham, FB God- dard, mre Queenda ard two children, A Guerm, H A Rusenburg, Mi Bryant, M Rodriguev, F Mandillc, J M Abesola ond ebild, A Sauza, M Henenn, |. Camus, Nianjelia WM Mila Mre Sanches and ron, Luis Mine C Black, J Bededu, Algo arr bar! Mendall, Indian ocean, Tool Bay Cet 2 St Helena March’ 1, with 20 bbls ep 210 do wh ofl an 1200 Ibs bone Reports, wld from St Helena Feb 27, Rands, nd for New Bedford, with 1,300 bbis ine, and would be at home mar of May. Cid at do ship Harveat, Manchester, Pacifisccean. Sid bark Pamelia, tlocum, indian ores a, fd'inliy) s Custae. Cont donneaet aa eat a | pid stoma New bedford 3d it, barks Micabeth Gwist, Chase, 5 : i ste Ocean; Millipoket, AUaitie Uconn. ‘Thompeon, F Geruty, J stuart and friend, Mrs Busber, F | ?Sa'trom sippiown 21, sebre leetrieve, Hatha way, and Jama, Betancourt and serv , OJ Kori ohild, Alexan- der Boxe, N Nobr. Oe a eS Haney, Atlantic Ucean. * Arr et sin al lu feb 2t, Montezuma, Boman, NL, fm wind Frem Bichmond In the steamshtp Jamastown—A W Hall, O nde; Caravan, Bragg, NB, from Huahlac, 23 C Baker Ubea Wate, DJ ieseary, das Boos », Jon Bal - Uth, Adelaide. Nye, san Francisco, 26th. Ma- ton leaac hobinson, Mra M U’Brien and three children, ao zard, NB, nothivg the last cruise (wad eld 23th for % M Hopt, MraG Kay and sop, Mra M Wiley, Mrs © Dilton, | be North); 2th, Gay Head, Lowen, NB, trom 7 360 Mrs J Davis, Mra Sarah Lavm, Js Freeman, Jr; Miss B | wh 2,4(0 bonc thie senon; 2th, Polae Star, Weeks, do from do, Haynes, sre K Murpby and child, Dr AD Granter, FD) Foy, | 50 wh 1,00 bone this season; Maria Thereea, Coop, do, noth fb Mouthard, Mrs Win 1! Uhapmian and two cbkdden, Mra X | bg tbie cease (ond sid forthe aorthy; Med Auuccata, Taber, ‘rost ard two chidren Mrs K Uoles, 8 |, from NZ by 8 PEABO! Lt Hawee—sud iin We sleersges ee eee ee NB, fiom NZenland, 10 ws 2000. bo.e thie'season; ech J. DD parr, 2.600 bone from const of California (tender to bark From Cienfuegos, in the brig Abby Watson—Mr © R Stan- hope, of Newport, . if C Black Warrior, logs); ith, Caroline, Povtus, Greenport, from NZealand, (50 wh 6,000 bone, seaton; Sth, Maratoga, slosum, NB, from’ Zealand, 140 wh 38 bone this teason; Java 23, Ka: nor, NB, irom the line cif and on, 50 ep this season (sid 12th for ‘the Forth); 10h, adeline Gibbs, Withington, FH, f-om DEPARTURES. Yor TAverpool, in the screw steamship Jura—Master W Playkenstyp, F Layton, Milwaukie; Mr and Mere 7 N Dore, Mr sv) Mew FS Harris, Win Side DH Weeks, Mr | Zealand, nothing thiseeasin (and ‘ald lh for the ‘Uchotsk); and Mre David bondley and two'd Miss M Jacod. Mise | “Sth "Gro Howlaud, Pomeroy, 41). from NZeatand vis ttshine: Isabella Jacob, New York; Mr ard PK Thomas, Jr; Me | ps0 ep S00 wh 7X0 Lone; Wm’ Tell, Austin, 8H, iassfrom Ka’ and Mra T evan, Bal rogers, Peruvian Lege | waitne, 180 wh op board, 75 wh S00 bons this Beason; Un Hon: Mr ard Mrs AC Arcelli France; Mrand Mrs A Genella, | Ducg, 8B, irom NZes'end via. Hnebine, 50 9p 400 Vied sburg: 6 boddis, Milwaukie; Me France; Master | eid Yoh for ihe North); & 1. Front, Long, from aot Rushmore, De ian Dunglison, Philadelphia. Landers, Natt, from Huabine, 400 wh 0 sp all told, + For Liverpool, in i) Keg coae J aren treat ae otl er, Mrs Thayer, Masier Thayer, 4 ‘and servant; we Potter and wile Bintrevich, Raw reworth, Mostera Austin, sivingston and Herbert Wadsworth end servant; WI tame day for the North); 15h,’ Hillman, Littie, NB, from coast of California; 125 wr; Tehmaroo, tabinamn, FH, from NZon Jana, #0 ap, 6% wh tht tensor; isi, Faith, from oasis of Call- fornia, 1160 wh season, Fierce, Mra Merce, Misa Pierce, pra ca BS tid irom do 10th, South Scemen, Norton, FH; Nimrod, ¥ W Thayer, Mies’ Phelps Mion kM Gamncr W thwiog, | Howes, Nw: Abm tterker, do; lath’ George, & Mary, Wat, Hise BL Tbeing, J ttetson, WF Nichols, A sumuier, A Oller! ker, NL; 10h, Adeline Gibos, Withington, FH—all for the % A Kaymond, Rev Gm Ranéall, t Chess, TU me | orth. Ip port, Merch 16, Sharon. Awitt, FI; Pols a BB; Bay Bead, Lowen, do; J Darr, Scudder, aay shared Geo evd Mre G4 Gardner, J A Kichardson, Mrs’ Geo Blaskbara dauphter, Mra HM Onstel. t , B45 Ver um, Hiceton, OF Hop; Florence, Warcen; Caroline, Poa'ua, Greenport: 2 Miles, owlone, Pomery, is; 1abmaron, Robinasn, Fy tlarmony, Y adntnt Kelly, on; bibermia 2d, «dwarda, Nis; Baratogs, locum, iF Bde Arran dos aligustd, hater, Bt Contest, Ludlow, NB; Fak, Nor: ev, Siratrrse, © Quiet fh D Van Rentestnor ne Feb 19. ahip Wm Rotoh, Kilison, XB, from Vn Repestlacr, Séies Yon h Jal, Abi Barker, Blosum’ Go fran New Zoe a seh for the North); 2d, adshae. hing tole ceagon (and eld with Howen do fom the Line, no Fish, Ni. from Marguerite M J Thorue M “Ke Ob 3 AO? Hantlog and Bh Laceaster; W © Ve A b 1, im 60D} oark Argh “RM Morgen, 3 21 for the Mortht ands, nothiog this from coast of Caliturala, Leb whale er j aoeb, Wyatt, Warren com onast of ‘season; 9b. bark Pdi na, Steen, N by, ih. ship’ Rob Edwards, Wood do’ fom aeon; bark Neva. Hand, ureen- wh ‘Om Marqueass, clean, a vay 3 ‘Of Barvetet (hy pilot boat James Avery), abies lyn, Rove, or and for New Loaion; James Mwu-y, Curry, of and tor New Bedford, oa Sew Zealand Grcund, no date, Jires Sift, Mari, NB, 1 Ke. fbip Ratier, Almy, ab 2h for an Tats eM ioe ny, het Mavob 21 for daa Francisco, March Lip Cea ant Leekia, form Boston Yoh 4 tor Point de Galle, arch ‘not April) 14, 10 23.8, lun 8366 W (by bark t New Urlenne), "i Uearista, som Selmore, bound 8, March 28, lat 22 35, Bark “farah Jano” (prosaby the Star King, Avvenfor Poritand, Mad ® Kt 1018 doe Thee? rom Buenos ‘ork ezor, Burke, from Hoaton for Payal, April 28, lat 39 10, Jon 61 pile Vesta, from Boston fur Galveston, April 23, off Orange rs bp 4g Acme, Porter, from Gliagow for Boston, April 4, lat hele Ewan Qverar, Crerar, trom London for Howton, A pelt 46 20 # wrechipg sobr Orienta), Hoyt, bound to Nas- erey lelands. reaan Ports, Avennas, April &—Sid hogua, Peterson, Amerion, Baruesurver, apr ldo della, Rioklels, 5 York; 15, Jopenpa Wiibe laine, The man, » ean BKEMEN, April 15—-9 rr Weaer (a), N ork; Union, Horstman, 40; & Vou Gogera. Nort x Nectric, Newman Fabiwmore; 2uth, henea ‘Cid 26: rk Willard, Miter ella Fredann Moston. ip port 2th. brig Leonard Berry, Frith, for NYork May 2; pobre Wili othe Wisp, Lunt, ior lo next day, silawadks, for 10. a0, #, April 20— Arr briga Forest Cty, Paioe, Port- Fyler, Bo: lew,” murray Demarara; finder, £ te viuidad; 2th brig Moraucy, rk; 1, Gain, Phtlatelpata S, april 2i— arr bard Kebencs (’rem), Klockest, oud for NYork; sobr H Perkins Kooerts, Hav Jae Yours Coiling, York; O adem bby do; Moralog Conant, Hath; Gea Bangor; 26th, bare ork; 27th, brig Galveston, Whitisid, ds, UNGENESS, sprit Pasned Viewria, anderson, N Ys businone April 4—Arr Jane Parker, Nickels, NYork for Christiarstadt FaLmovtm April 17—Sid Gulteruy, M’Ktnley (from Shields), Bangor, Blectnie, Pbillh land, Wicke, do, G roat, Bt Joba, NB, for 12; %6 by York, Por'land, Liabt, Sunt, Wi farba!}, Peg ui Pid 24). wet og Re Fiying Eagle, wetOD. Sort Atwood, , sebr LD At>sEy, April 16—arr Ldward, London he Capt having mistaken Guernsey tor the Isle of abt). Gortexnvna, Apri! 13—Arr Sollde, Paulsen, Charleston. Ginzartan, Apri 5—Arr Guinare, &mith, Almera for ‘Bos ton (ard eld 10th); Angela, Paris, NOrk th, jew- hol), Possen, Nalaga (end cld (or NYors); 12th, M Williamson, Sebittorth, lobule tor Trieste, Cid 6, Borelia, Keraa, 84° vanpah. GoNatNEs, April 1i—In port brigs Nortbern Belle, Paine, for Boston 2 days; H O Brooks, Skecril, from and for NYors 6 05 ; schra John SUiot, Wood, for Boston 5 daya; Eben, Sawyer, DOW Cig. earn, April}é—Arr Themis, Sctutte, Mobile; 16th, ilbe, Charieston. Boxoury, March 12—8)d ship Rea Serpent, Whitmore, Hong Kong (betore revo. ted in port 17h). Bavana, april 1—are brig Heyward, Barclay, Charleston; sth. bark ‘slbertine. Barton, NYork; bres M Kendall, Nor eel top, Portland; Reudo'pa, Lutkia, Per Paouy Fern, Briggs, Mobile; 2b, hark aberdeen Cochrane, Phils eelp hia: fteamehip Siar of the West. Gray, NYork (sod aid 28th for + spipwal)); bark. stele PT Ryder, do; Linwood, Clemente, Norfolk; brig Anetraita, Wylie, Wilming! echrs: ; 23th. brig J & EL Peter Morrell Nelson NOrleat schra W Bi bs. Jenks, N¥ork; Nonparei Yih, bark aranac, Bigley, Maria; brig ‘Tucker, Bat , big Lillie Mills Weeks, San Pablo de Loindo; sche ins, Roberts, Cardenna (and {a reported arr at 0 27tb, barks Ades, Mcrryman, Cardenas; Ahoy, Sagni 281p, barke Boward, Musans, Valparaiso; 29, Rialto, Chorl, NYork; Kiberta, bicnbore, Sagua. Lariatsa. March 18—in port slip Ubapin, MeOrilla, from San Frenoiaco, arr7th, to load ot! for New Bak LAVERFOOL, & pril 19—s1r Samuel Fales, Young, Bombay. Bld leth, Belle of the @ceaa, Commm; ont; 1th ward, Peter Maxwell, Marsball, Melbourne; G F Patten, Woo: Norleave; Globus, Bianke, Balumore; Kobert Treat, Trest, and Bysautivm Bilton, New York; Kdw Thompson, Treguc” then, Virginia; Dopperstag, Braun, Boston; Susan & Howell, Bardeaty, Corparvon, Inthe river oatward bound 19ih, C-own Point, Cook, for Cal- miab Thomoson, Blake, and Great Western, Furber, 3 Poy Hott, for Boston (cld 18th); sloulse, ‘(old Ith). atthine, Stoedel, Bosion; J A Westervelt, Austin, York. Eptered for loading 18th, North Atlantic, Proctor, for Cal- cutta; Jobp Crabivee, for NUrieans: Empire, Coombs; Burbire, Jones; Trigune, Swive, and Martha's Vineyard, BoD inaon, tor NYork: Emma Jane. "Wood, for Bombay. Lospox, Ariii 1—Entered inward, Ashburton, Beadieb, NYork; Lawsous, Wright, Maulmaic; Norden, Willander, Da rien. ‘Arr at Gravesend 1th, Rhine, Moora, NYork. Maura, April2—Arr Monte Cristo, Noribap, Gibraltar (and aa 7h fr Palermo). Matanzas, +pril 25—-Arr brig RR asking, Boston; sobre Fancy Kk Hagan, Griffin, Port and; Rocket, Collins, Nassau; “U arrange,” Boldwin, Norfolk; th, brige Emeline Haight, Beebe, N dork; J Uarver, Curcer, avd Aliuretta, Bibver, Port land; sshr Felen, Kelly, NUrleans; 2th, brig MW Srott, An- derecn, NYovk; 23th, birk “Aline,” sorel, Phi adeloh's £10 2), brigs Waltham, Ciarke, Richmond; Zuleka, Gro aier, Portland, MANSANILLA, April 9-—Arr schr W Sargent, Sargent, NYork ous ee cage 16th, brig James Ruse, Adams, a . Qewront, April 17—Sid Camilia, Aolmes, Wilmington, NO. Navviras, april Sarr bares Painphylla, Wilkins, Bava naj 1h, Mary H Keoda 1, Shankland, do. Foursmovin, Api 18—Peesed Guiting Star, Hale, from London for Caleuta. pazttanavco, april S—In po:t sshr Roanmond, Owens, from ore, Four av Paxce, April 15—In port briga Isabella Banr- wann, Tames, for NY org, ldg; African, Butwn, from do diag; May Queen, Williems, from Philadelphia do;, sshr Sacah Bur: ton, Hoskins, unc Renevios, April 2—Arr schr Ocean Ranger, Tibbetts, IIa- vena. Surnva, Apri! 4- Sid Sultana, Jones, Pelermo, Sr Jaco, April 17—Arr bark Jacob Merrill, Hack, Asptawall; 19h, echra fred Reed, Pendleton, Pessscala; ‘tb, Kams dias'o, Mayo, Boston ir dons F, April 16—Arr Br brig Victoris Ursula, Le noir, po | NB, May 3—Arr (by te!) abi Leucotfa, Eldridge, }08'0D. ‘TniesT®, April 12— Arr Caroline, Kengrush, and Camillo, Luiz, Forieahe; 13th, Lucluga, Smnt'h, Movile guhkmad, April Tarr bark fruvette, Plokham, NYork; S0th brig M'&J © Gilmore, Eldridge, Boston. VERA CX pri 22—1n port brig Fanny Lmcoln, Parsons, ‘rom Boston. arr 2lat; sehr Pinta, Latham, for Pensacola 223. Zaza. April !7—art barka Pride of the Sea, Urann, aud Cla: regs, Potugrew, I Yor vuh, brig Vernoa, Bartlett, ten, ‘do, (Pun Strausirr Nragsna, av Hartrax—Truzorarme J Ast from ROrieans April 2. Hagland, and American Union, at Live: pool; 1%b, Avon, at Marseilles. Arr jrom Mf th, Reformer, at Liverpool, Arr from a) oh Ith, Blackness, at Queenstown; 2ist, Fmily Gardver, at Liverpool bid for Nyo.i tarch 15, Kuropa, from Calcutta; April 12, Mary J Hoyt, from Lerwick; i, Gutenburg, from Ham: burg; 20th, Byzantium, from Liverpool, 2iat, John Gloucester, from Sunderland; Coloniat, from Bristol; Great Western, from 40; 224. J Thompson, from do, April 20. Fezpy Fern, trom Cardiff, ; fadelpbia april 20, Flouls®, trom 1iverpool, Sid jor Baltimore Apri 20, David Stewart, from Cardiff, Sid for Boston March 8, Harrlot Erving, from Calcutta; April 2%, Weymouth, from Liverpool. br Viola, Treworgy. Portland. Sli NYork; «chr Louisa Johnson, Al- Home Ports. (ALEXANDRIA, May $—air schr LP Pharo, Oranmer, Pro- vidlence. sare scbra Wm Tyson, Whlidin, Boston; Fairfax, Mott, BOSTON, May 3, PM—Arr Br bark Eva, Perry, London; sobrs Wedge (81), Cook, Bathurat, -Atriog; Lither Unild, Kel: ly, Baiimore. Cid schra Kwpirestate, Atwoou, and Ubarles A Bicbrcher, Biudbe, Phiiadoljaia. Bid, wind BNE to Se, stoann er Eastern State; bark Tom Corwin.’ Bark Howland slarteg, butanchoved below. 4ih—Arr steamer Joa Whitney, Howes, Baltimore; shly Hor- tense, Earnes, London; brigs Wm Puriagton, Peterson, Go patveo; Civilian, Dyer, Phutsachphing schrs John Ko; uot, S otde, Taylor. and Jos ' Reed, and White Squall, Brown, 49, Wien, N¥ora. At Quarehting ship Eagsmorg, Gernah from verpoo!, Eignel for a brig. Cldships Versailles, Shorpurne, indies; Raduga, Burditt, Honolulu; xone Btu dish, Hutshins, 81 Jobu, NB, to load f r Valparaiso; Kdward & Wi me (Be), North, Musquash to load for Hull,'E; barks Radiant, Fiion, Rotterdam; , Tufts, Goree; schra B Frink, ph: ty, Baltimore; Saugatuck, Kelly ond Plymouth Rock, Norris, ‘ork, 81d, wind W to Hard BW, steamship arable (at 12M); ships Harpswell, and Sowall; bark Helen Maris; aad from the Rones bark Howland. Gh—Arr (by tel) ebip Impersgibile (Aus), Howzer, Greenock; berk J W snorews, French. N york; brigs Storm Nymph, Fos ter, Bopsire; Luuri.ia, Lavender, Cape Haytien, aimbross Light, Bryant, Remedios; schr May, Hobart, Galveston Bai MORK, May 4—arr steamship Farkereurg, Powell, NYork, berk Fu iote, Harriman, Cardenas; ‘Teanessee, W coster, Eastport, bidad, Db of Bwan Pont, ship ann i Hoopet from Liverpoo; achbr Judge 4 ‘Cottrell, Ct sleamehip Petapsco, Layield, NYork; ship Milton (61), Fors est, Liverpool; bare Cliton, Lewie, Ko Janciro an a et; Kliza, baber, West coast of ‘South ‘America; Manni | Kure, Sevannab;’ brigs Annapda e, Hatch, Sale; Alo Grande, Guoningbam, Bath; Castiinu, Marwick, Pordand; achra John :now, shaw, Boston; adriava, Sinke, Boston; La- con, Hearse, Hosen; Florence, 'F Nerwich; Juiletia, Chsee, NY ork; W A Hammond, Cain, Frovitence; Montrose, Wall, ¥ Bedford; aleo cld_ brig Abby Hllen, Gilchrist, Boston. tld ebfp Arey, Wiison, NYork; bark H A Stephensun, Fmith, Kingsten, Jam; brigs Ossetian, Marwick, Portland; Belona (Br), Buowiton, Cardenas; iris’ (Br), Parser, Halifax, N 8; Sy lph (Br), White, Tri idad "BANGOR, April 29—arr bark Corinthian, Winches‘er, Now York via Machian, brig Edinburg. Barileit, Pbiladelpnia; eohrs Ohaa Henry, Baker, Rondout; 50th, Gertrude Hortoa, Myers, NYorb; May 2, Nourmabal, andrews, and John Adama, ave- rill, do. Old Shen, brik © ¢ Bulings, Cort, Barbados and @ mkt; schr Mayflower, Kuborp, Balumore. May 3—Cid achrs Howard Putnam (Br), Demarara; Fannie Michell, Sherman, Charleston. BATH, May —Arr brig Virginls, —, Virglals; schr Mary rewaler, NYork. BAKEWS LANDING, May 4—Sld schr A H Brown, Endi Det Othe date Poke enacneee’ dasa a Ore. echr LB Lavi, Tovide ace, JAGHION, May 4—Arr sch’ Jonas Chew, Bugbee, Eliza or FALMOUTH, May 2—Arr schr Emblem, Kelly, NYork (and 2d for Holmes’ Hole). piihl HiVaus, May 8-814 sehr Richard Borden, Araoié, le de} GALVESTON, April 22—Arr_oshr La‘h Rich, Nickerson, Phiacelphta; 2atb, brig Empire, Muller, New You’; 25a, bare wid ace Soh eas eee PE Aas bee aay 28 ee el “ss toned to be tas Goldea Age. Sid 224, schr W H iveomo low, N¥or! bark cover, Crow An Lort 26th, ships. National (Beem), swarth do; bares Ban Jaci Bone (gefore'reporied Kurope); 7 pad {oun frnatons Ski ge ancover, OrSw: ell, tor ready; i ‘Greenough, (or Howton 1d Geranium, NYork idg; 8 T Norcross, Dyer, disg; Ainuie Mor, White, do; sehre anna Bhopherd, Dicxérann, eee ine catrying 40. camels for which no market ould Inst week. ve found here. } May 1—Arr achrs H Hooton, Gilee, Boston fo a mies, oe Philadelphia; North Amea- y Jopesport for’ NX or! ne Weir Rw 2, PM—arr brig Wm C Clark, Wall, York for Whecueset; schre Vash Sharp, Bhurp, ostoo for Savannah; Nellie D, Haley, do do for Kicdmond; Bengal, Hix, AockJand for do; P: Wiliams; Jos Farwell, Packard, and: Justina, Emith, do for NYork; Oda Fedow, dracy, tastport for dor Joriata Dyer, Fortland for #bilade)pbia rig Ambrone Light, sryant, Kemedios for Bos- fecha Almica AnD Kicharavon, James wiver tor do; The cher Laylor, Wixon; Baitimore fo Danciog Wave, Boa- nett, alexandria for do; J Grisreon, Hoeding, and Willow Harp, bowhand, Kondout for do; Lucy lake, Kellar, N York for eo; Mniubow, Atwood, do lor Weliflert adutcah Trofe then, for Dover, WH; alotdpa, Wardwell, sondout tar Bangor; AN Aldridge, ‘Bateman, Poiladeipbia for salou; Alexander Herderson, ‘la toe pore, Centurion, Biamey, Cal Sid aches Guiaen Gate, Vaenth = ES - 8 Sharp, Nellie Jow Juniata ce May s—arr aud for Heston: ach ¢ Kone, We Bart, NYork for do; ‘port; smerione Chief, Wilder Pett” Pbiladelpbia fer Hox” Clark, Ambrose Licht; cb Davowg Wave, J Grierson, dow, Acmiral, ‘Aleiope, a M #0On. > coving at B aM, robe D lartaye. HARWION PORT, Apra tt arr eshe Seraph, Allen, Glow oe OBILE, Avr 39--C1d ‘lp Part Boston , AUF «hp Parllament Leach, j bark Be Shar, Vein, Havabe; soar Henriedta, asreinna, Bhatan 8 N’W ORLEANS April 2], P—Uld ship Oharies 3 P Meieher Liverpool. , eae wth~ary ebips Julio pan), Falta, Baycelona: Barrtaburg, Wiawell, and bey Blste, Trowell Morton; Mex orle aj Basso, Tespan, schrs #meliae MoLean’ Buck! SB Wherier Beaston Fbiisdelpbin, Old antpeObarles A well, Willtwmn 1 Marquee Waua, Liverpuol; Bamberg, Ward, pe, Bremen. ) Fan ; He 1a Creo'e, Oro W W barknesa, Peterson, Tonasca Geiow, Kicberdsov, Vewls. from wouteckleo suur HS Lanhur, Ray- mond from Mioatilan Cid saips america, Howe, aod James Nonmith Walt, Liverg oi: Vauchies, carsey, davee for or- dose; Bolla Vurcongado (cp), 1tl-ta, Cadiz, Stwley Obludow (Rus), Bases, St Feterayirg” barks. zat, sam22 Golfo (Sto), Culotta, ‘Falermo and Mae; Uoeaa es Pensacora; briga tifautivian, #oolnghaum, susta Plummer, Buliimore, May Sarr (uy tel) sbio Yousia Wagle, wittle, Gusto, Klo Janene Teay Uristal, wegiinn, soaker, Hemourg, Hail Queenstown: New Ur- leaps, Wich and wdw OP sre, Kountala, Ha Biba rr Fark Grageshut wily 0 ‘Towed to sea 2ith, ahtos Jou: Avierk, Te Ath, Mataro St hares, argo, Liberty, b *t, Souter Jobuay, Goatteace, 4 Normapay ap¢ Marataon, n Homovon 30nd (by tel) sity Ona- orders, Ni hOROKD, May 2 - arr acbr Voltw, Casa, Port Ewen. ©'d bark Robt Pennell, Haw Nw anzas fd~ areeckr K brown angrabem, York, Sld bark Robert Penvell; acbr Philadelpbla, ohare, Ha'timare, LK, Mo ecnasta, from WB 4h— Avy sehr B)ize dane, buyer, NY ork. NANIUCKHT, a prti29-Sia eehra Panthen, Potter, Dela- ware Cily; May 7, is B Adams, Adama, Batinore, SAWBOBY POT, Mey 2-Arr ache Hiawatha, Disney, Phi- lagelphia. eld 3d, echr G thurs, Fling, Balumnore. NéWPORT, Mey 3~£ld schrs Ciuzen, Kliaa veh; sloop Thor Jeflerson, almy, NYork, 4h, 7 PM~ In port actirs Richard Rorden Arnold. from Fall River for Balumo A B Ere wa, Endicoit from Baker's Land. tog for Fhiladelp Margaret np. barton frou stizabeth. oe Dart, Philips, trom ‘iauoton for Woodbridge, NJ; and olbets. kW HAVEN, May 4—Arr echra Miranda, Wttard, Port Rico; James Diverty, Garcoll, Ehzsbetbport. Sid bark Hen Trowbridge, Friebie, Barbados; schra iol, and 4 Mt Wright, 7 York. PALLADELPBIA, May 5—Arr steamer Kennedeo, Hand, k; bark Florida, » und: rig gesex Binvett. Matan- za; schrs D B Bervard, Hoilses; 8 P Hewes, Mason, and JC Bester, cabcock, NYouk; 5 L Urocner. Prearey, Tauaton; A mond, Pa'ne. Boston; Almon dacop, Wi'lLame, Midale- ; Tresaurer, Fisber, and R Thomvsen, Lioyd, Goaton; M Wrightiogum fall tiuer, Old brig Black Squall, Burns, St Jayo; schre 8 P Hawes, Mason; LH Nicker- sca, Baxter, J U Baxter, Bebcook; J Cadwallader, May, aad R Love, Bouton; Fly, Cheesma, Nantacke!y Hun: trons, Disney, Newburyport; 4’Bacon, Willams, Now Havea; © Hadden, Forces, Piermont; Neptune. Rodan, Hartford; JH H Jones, Sheldon, Uold spring. Hornet, Henley, and Ann, Blake, Portland; C'Belt, Shoe, Taunton PORTLAND, May 3~are Be abip Kalos, Vaujhan, Liver- pool; brig BK taton, Gilkey, Pbila-elphie. PROVIDENCE, May 4—Arr ste «mer Pevel, Baker, NYork; achrs Shenandoah, Hewitt, Piiladelpbia; Mora, Nelson; NI - Ta, Gerard, and rcience. Glacdivg, stizabethoort; T J Seckat, Sbefield, Roncout; s'oop bh de tslaa¢, Carr, NYork Sid sche Amie, Gandy, Philade’phta, sloops GH Davis, and af Dal- oF RICHMOND, May 8—Arr bark Willard, Mitchel), Liverpool; schrs Medway 'Belle (Br), Norio, Halifax; Hamor, Belabury, dustport; MS Purtridue, its, Rockiana; OM Fren:b, hud, Rio Janeiro; 8 sreprey. (opted abips Zok ‘err prev (by ts!) ablpa Jobo x.) Valpbraiao} Mannou, Boney: SaLhM, May 2—Arr echr Sarah Olark, Grifiz, Delaware: City. “Sia’brig Honrieo Para; setr Louisa, NYork: Ci aie May 4—arr sloop artist, Forrester, Wood- ee, pi SIUNINGTON, May 8—Arr schr Watchman, Beojamin, N th) Fb as ‘York for Providence — Arr brig Tiberius, Lecoeq, Phi- bore, and Fate! Boston; Crevs! FRANCISCO, Avril » New York u ry WILMINGTON, NC. May Jadelpbia; sebra J T Williams, Curts; WA Abt Jobn Price, Sears, N¥ork WasT HaRWICG. 4 pril 25—arr sobrs Alfd Chase, Wixon, Yortolx for Boston; 24th, 8 Barnes, Raymond, Gloacescer- for NYork (ond eld 29un), MISCELLANEOUS. ANTEDYEREPTIG AND INVIGORATING CORDIAL, pada oar) ter gates ae . ° G. LEDIARD’S MORNING CALL ei peas, Snes sprue! glee wees ee . © ep Mtregand prevents dympepma; | || ‘It strengthens the stomach; Cy SIME iia an ei It is the best remedy or sea sickness; . cers tench go ana a re dm WON Htisacolencid tonic; We ers ee. keer gues Ter | Cay CM eda tonite hole eret ser ile cana pipe a _ It provokes the petite; i S Iv I8 THE FINEST COUKTAL, s peete eee tama rele Distt son ane sae © LEDIARD’® Morning Call is for sale at all respectable druggists, liquor deaiere aud grocers, aud at Wholesaie at depen, 3 ‘south Wiilwen street on ID YOU MOVE ON TBE 18ST OF MaAY?-IS D)PRosio an tee upride dows? Ie everythiag out ot tee and aliin confusion worse copfounded? 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