The New York Herald Newspaper, May 11, 1859, Page 10

10 ven THE THEATRE OF WAR, he Belligerent Forces—The Axmten and Mavies of Brance, Sardinia and Austrian de,, Ke. ARMY OF FRANCE. ‘Whe following are the statistics of tho Frouch army ou a spanco footing for the present year (1559), taken from the mort recent authorit/ee :— WOR FIVE MILITARY DISTRICTS AND MANDANTS. ‘the North (the Light, the 2 and 31 divisions hoad qusriere, Paris). Commandant, Marchal Magoan. ‘The Bust (the 4th, bb, Oth and 7b divisions; aqua ter!, Nancy). Commandant, Marshal Caorobe The Sowideast (Sth, Mh, 1¢un, 17h ¢ivisions Preaiqaarters, Lyons), Gominundans, Marsha: Coant Cas ayy whwest (Lith, 120h, 13th and 141b divisions; hoad qua ters, Toulo’ Commantunt, Marshal Boaquet. the West (16tD, 16th, 18th, 1h and Bist divisions; | end quarters, Tours). Commandant, Marsual Count Bara head- | aod 20ch \ gesy d’'huiliers The dispo shan: w of the coming war dhe army i¢ at Lyove, Grenoote, Besancon, ant the wity of thee posts, whence they were ready to march for | te cxpocted Italian campa'gn, By list accimote some jon of these troope has been recently and the swength of i were in motion for the theatre of war, and some had | weached Sard Marshals, Beverals cf (act: 90 Comaiasariat er) Orne Offloers Of Aumiuistra (reserve)... Bice resannsdinn 20M Gevera’e Corps of Sinte Marie, 2,899 uve Veterinary rr) on sera nov in a servic THE iMrE Grepaciers 6894 Wolgeurs seeee _ 0,102 Tira Befuvtry of the line 194,917 Coe pt Qwareeurs (foot, aap we ne 1012 Mowaves .... 6. officers and é Might infantry of Vetoraa Fusilters 242 Afric ats ‘The above consists of 137 regiments, 6,024 compan CAVALRY. ‘Foo Buntred Guards. 221 Husrars.... @udbivcers ... +. 1,824 Caassears of Afric: Lis . ee tor troops... Total jate of 64 reg Wider. 200.2 Te foregoiw PNOINERR ( Armorers. Vewerans. — Total c 580 8,282 590 congists of 10 regimonts, 245 battalions. 4,688 Baggage aod ammunition train (6 equairons). ed 0 5 ‘Admwistration anc mibtary jastico * RECAPITULATIO’ ec THEIR COM | auoually, and the number o° eimitar sbipa pow on the | cocks this year shows b> 8 keeping it up. } tog a | Continent the prestige of the Aritieh navy is very | that syetem, and the Eog)léh have been OAV ALR | @ regiments (4 of the line and 6 light)... + 621 ARTILLERY. 8 regiments ... teeeeeeesersercereess 4,058 NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY ii, 1859.—TRIPLE SHEET. sioire, tho Tariseible, aud the Nuraandie, tbe Gide, ees tbe Marsene and Oa! tous | Taviocrbe and be Sosmandre | de Lyov, 900 borne power ead; aud 800 each, The Gloire, the r he ure butding oo tbe hed @ dhe Napo'eon raz 6) sud ave to be sueubed with ick iron phatos, ordes for tae | hie, the Prietiaudand | works have nob yet Conversion of two other ships of the | ths Bayard, bas been issued, bus the Deen commenced, From the foregoing farts '¢ appears that since the sa- preme power of the Frenets vation bas Deew ta the hands of Lovis Napo'eon the Preach pay) has received au ave rage increake of from four ty five steamships of the tine } te have co ala med ¢ven @eoh men as the Oy) al Sir Charles Napier, that io a letter to the lirat Lord of the British Admiralty, padlished in the London vimes, dnring the present yoar, he destares that 0a the These f | | ach | damaged, if not jost.’’ Leaving out aseless vessels, the materiel of the French and British mavies may now wy: contivered equal, Since 1857 bosb mations have b oo Abeir crews, aud couverting iato swamors Lie Eunperor initiated | compoited to fol jow him. The invention of steam bas readored usciens ihe old sbips; and the javention of the pew arms, auch as Aymetrong’s gun, Will render uselese aim oat the whole of the naval artillery. Sit Charles Napier refutes the ilew | that at te owing to deficiency in ships or weight of mesa! cr the bravery of the en, that the British haye hitherto | | beaten the French It was the superior exverieuce } | of the British, their rapid firo and better aim. He | im this respect the nations beve chavged poeiti pushin, best of their euiling ships. Tho Frenc | tays umber of | no ports bug op on Aartria bas not ovly male progreas ip regard 19 the er, wer wenscla, but also in ahoir quality. eF ae Keneraliy well Lurit and well armed, c ‘the bucget of the imporial navy bas been mnorensed, and it is avpounced thay it will Btill be tocreamed, Mt ip faid (oat the Auatrian goverpment wants to have snares line of battle ships and fifteen frigate 80 prope i Dy serew, This will certain): maportag’ result, Dut when obtained will oply pace that Power, in # mari- time pout ef view, Jo the fourth rapk~—thwt is to say, after France, Epgiond and Rugsia, It la true that Agetria bas . @ Hou, whe Adria‘ie, aud sho has drawn from her limited sea coast. she Pena aaa vatot few years, creuicd a nuyal arsensl at Pola, in Diyria, avd it will, gome future cay, take its rank aaneng Vie Bandsomest Institutions of that kind, Put in the event of France going strongly into the etrug- gic, the navy of Austria will be of little eervice to her. Her ships wi} only become the prey of Louis Napoleon, ‘Tho Russian navy consists of 85 sailing ships and 73 mers, in sl) 188 veseel#; the Prussinn of 5) veesels, carrying 200 guns, manned by 3,500 men, ARMIES OF THE DUCHTES. ‘The armies of the Dochies, which are now occupied by ustrian troops, are a& followe— Paxws —8,663 meu on peace footing, and 5,072 in war. Monewa —B,200 men, aud 14,656 of militia io reserve. Tescany.-17,206 of all arms, ARMY OF THE STATES OF THE CHURCH, Tne army of the Sovereign Pontiff, in 1858, number 15,266 men, with 1,850 horses. He has no navy. ARMY OF NAPLES. The following is an account of the army of Naples, or the kingdom of the fwo Biciies>— e orience at sea—their } Horses. Men. | and now the French have most exporie ~ peaportion | Jofantry of the reyal guard oer 9,608 | #hips are always cruising, while a very large pi . Infantry of the } —_ 85,306 of the Fog)ish veasels are rotting inthe docks. Besides, | Cayaiy - 6 xd eve: arullery . o> 1,047 © 6,828 | etoam bas alvorod overy thin ol | Fors e es 2'80 | | Active army + 8,097 92,586 | Renerve infantry. ¢ _ 8,600 a | Aitillery esses _ 3,000 3] Pinas 2 | am the beginning of 1868 the fleet of Naples cousisted of —— | Tl sbips, carrying 746 guns. If the war goes forward INFANTRY. iments, 80 battalions. leurs 10 brig’ 10 battalions tral Chasse! nies, 20 re ENGINEER CORPS, Directing officers and sappers. t On the ieland.,. sees Aides.de camp, orderly’ ‘officers, palace guards veterapg, invalids, doctors, hospitals, battalicn of workmen (659), Veterinary surgeoas, &C........ 2,556 Total officers aud troops... eeeee AT OLS The troops are officered by 3,152 superior and inferior ofticers, Besides the foregoing, there are 7,699 horses. ‘These statistics indicate the strength of he Sardinian | army last year on a peace footing. ‘The army now aum- | ‘vers about 70,000 men. SARDINIAN NAVY. In 1888 the statistics of the Sardinian nary were the | following:—¥he personnel consisted of 2,022 mea; ove | Vice Adiairal, two rear admirals, goven captains of shipa, | eight captains of frigates, eight captains of corvettes. Tae | materiel, Six steam frigates and four galling frigates, three | steam corvettes and four with sails, three eteam advice | he army on peace footing..... 9 To 186, in the time of Louis Philippe, it consisted of 940,000 men, and 81,609 horses. On a) var footing the French army would probably num- her threc quarters of s million, or fully as much as the army of sWastria; and there ean be little doub: that it has Been quiet ly increased toa very large extent during the Tast year, ‘The standing army of Russia numb | Pokeo, 577,8 69, wikbout baggage trains or gendarmerie. Bagiand’s ar Wy is 222.871 men, with 222,825 boreez, be- sides, in India 92,750 men and 12,644 horses. Prussia’s armwy.2n0 163,000. FRENCH NAVY. ‘Me.sichiowing’ ere sho statistios of 1858, the last pad Bebod Dy author ity:~ Guns. Sips of 120 540 Sipe of a S0ips of ny é ose 760 Frigates of &) cun8..e 0 Frigates of ~ 1,168 Frigave of te 0 GCorveties av @orvetier of 73 aud 14 Brige and bripantines. « Beboonere anc gunbowt ¥ Bravepor ° Oune. 2860 300 1850 00 100 ~tepmerz.. oc egecvson & end brigantines and 0 bow Bedconers and guns. 2! 4 Viowk ¢ batreries ae. Bu Fransporia.... ac 002200 sau 60,000 carrying 12, W0 gunsyand a steam In Abort time the whole eamers, force of 90,060 horse power. tf the saling ebips will be altered ato screw 6 OF the personnel there ore 2 admir te, 21 vice-adairale, ve) and 18 (reserve) rear admir wie, 20 active; 18 re- gerve. Cuptaing of ships, 110; capte ine of frigates 4 Bevtenants, 650; ensig: 100, with n, emer other ot) ere, making with the sailors, a total of 56,620, The toa! gearine troops are 29,967 men, makin ¢ @ grand toir) of £6,016 men The greet neval dopot is Toulon, the Plymouth of ance following facts will show what progr tae the proge vier ofthe French bas made in enlarging \he navy, per rly in tho important point of steam, it bc tng sow woh, that the old sailing ebips are oo. wparatively eee. \ the Ist of January, 1860, the steam navy of France lated. of 29 aver and 86 corvettes and de: pateh vee OF the ‘rigates two were 650, two of 540 wad 16 of 360 b wee power cach: of the smaller vecsele one only w2. ov mo " i of them were of Jena tb ship the ver in @ st @aus ugines of 149 horse power only, Two em.\ thor corvettes or despatch yerale-—were 1 ke- ved in 1850. Doring the year 185i no ships of. “pofrigates wero added to the French nav,v; veeals formed the aply increas D t, 1861, therefore, the ne in Decembe. ‘y J851, , i oouepestng’ § tt navy was 1i¢ in au sbips of-the-1 horse power, each of 450 b ‘266 horse powen wer, ® lac fina floated in Fr Fleurus, the Peir ville yersols—e wise laanct: and and the corvettes and ‘our 3 Arutlery . 94,262 Engincers + 7,693 | Bageoge, 4,688 Troops of admin'tion 6,93) Military jastic . 5,060 | Doats and four sailing, three steam transports, one steam | tug—total, twenty-nine vessels and 436 gure, The Sar- dinian navy bag incresged consideradiy since these sta tistics were announced in the budget of war to the Sar | Ginfan Tegistatare in 1868, The Admiral of the Fleet is | etationed at Genoa, the principal seaport of Sardinia, which is also well fortified. The naval arsenal ir at Spex | | | { THE ARMY OF AUSTRIA. The reneral staff of the Austrian army comprises four eld Marshals, namely, the Archduke John Baptist, Prince Windisebgratz, Count Nugent and Count Hageue Wratislow; 18 cavalry generals and Feld Zeupmvis‘res; | 312 Lientenant Field Marshals, 130 Major Genorals and | 260 Colonels. The Austrian army on active sorrive coa- | } plate of:— } Perce infantry Footing TH 400 Siaty two regiments of Di | Fourteen isonuer regiments | Ove chasseur regiuient and’ twenty-fiv. } chesseur battauons............0.5 ; | Fourteen companies of infirmary inen.... | Cavalry | Bigh | Exgas ai Twe + 40,000 cuiragsior regiments aagoon a bu fleid artillery, with { 4 4,864 borees in ume of peace, and 1,843 gone with 29,544 horses in time’of war; ope regiment of / for the detence of the coast. Engineers, batialions sappers and miner ib Of pioneers: | armerie, comiain’ 3,985 men, nor the milits ; | grusity political | be taken of this portion of the | wo otllces long aince abolist | ehip nt Bellovue Hospicat and | were fixed at $1,200 each, | worth lees { eMoient cis { vestige 0 ‘the whole of Italy will be involved in jt, and Naples will provably back Austria. Board of Ten Governors. ANOTHER SPICY MEETING AND PEEP BETIND TIT SCRFEN—PROTEST AGAINST THE ACTION OF TUE MAJORITY, ETC. Though the evening was story there was a quorum of the Ten Governors at their meeting yesterday, and qui a congiderable lobby. Doubtiers the outsiders mustered in the expectation that Governor Gunther would do soime- thing towards redeeming the promise he made atthe last mecting of “laying out" Governor Stnith ‘‘as the meanest while man that ever stood in the Board.” When the fortnightly requisitions for the varioxs insti, tutions were read, Governor Townsend said he had a pro- test to enter against the proceedings of the majority at the last meeting, end he hoped the Board would extend to him and Governor Smith, by whom it was signed, the courtesy of having it placed on the minutes. The follow. ing is the protest :— The undersigned, members of the Board of Ten Goyer- nors of the Almsbouge, respectfully protest ugainst the action of the majority of said Board on the 3d day of May, | 1858, and beg leave to have the same entered on the mint 1. ‘That the law passed in 1849, committing the charities of the city to. a Board of Ten Governors, coatemplated an equal division of the two great parties in the Board, aud an equal division Of any patronage the Board might pos- sees. This law bas until the yery last movting boen faitls fully carried out. 2. That the spirit of the law hag been disregarded in this, that a combination of six members—three democrats, two Know Nothipgs and ove repuvlican—without con ference with the remeivivg members, and in defiance of the law of the organization of the Buard, violated the good faith which has been studiously observed by (heir predecessors, and rendered a wise regulation of the statute a dead letter 3. That without notice or invitation to take a prelim nary or advisiog part in the proceedings aguiast. which we protest, we have to say that the six confederates voted znd resorted to secret mectings away from tho business place of the cepartment, and by wnusaal forms and pledges bound themaelves to the performance of tue work they performed at the last meeting. —* 4 That the monstrous spectacic of removing the first and bighest ificers known to the depart cause alleged, without changes wade, and without rou plaint, or offunce, or censure, and that, too, in the face of their annual praise in the report of the departm only be accounted for by a desire of the confed: WR OF W SubRErye Personal purposes. That theve confederates, in order to carry out their plans, increase two salaries in the rotunda $250, and by way of smothing the pillows of the fated wardens, somo- thing was added to cach of the salaries of the subordmats pinces to which they were removed. Then, it becoming apparent that there wero not oflices enougn for new and rising men, the confederates determined, a4 eare should oman family, to ox ‘These offic prove to man (ue iv, and denonnee jit na a fraud upon the treaer werease of cx aries by thie change being $3,450. 6, We protest that the removal of Messrs. Sterns, Pitoh, Keen, Anderson and Tappiv, in view of their able and ach npon everything Like sair deal’ and especially do wo consider (6 abso- mote dismissal fiom the employ of the department of the venerable warden Sterne, then abd Low upon hie dest) ded, derpicable in the extreme and totally divested of any humanity or decency. ISAAC TOW) VASUL a Lic eitive bolde pertment. There were two republican wardene who bad 0. year euch, snd two democratic who hat $1,500 each; and we raised the low ealaries and diminished the bigh ones, and se eonridere! il fair dealing. 9,412 etrong, in time of wi allitary establishments, with 6,350 mon the invalids, #ix condemned companios, &. Taking the toto] number of mea in military gorvice, } the total etre of the Austrian army on the new foot | ing may be put at 400,660 men, andon a war footing a 00. commandin chief ig in the hands of tae Emperor, and, i big absence, ix those of Archduko Wil liam, his cousin, who ir 22 years of age. Lately two bundred thousand mon were in Lom\ar on the left baus af the Ticino, the boundary of Sard and might cross it at any moment. Besides, oighty thoa sand more were despatched from Austria proper to the comtiict, a we learned by the Niagara’a news By the news reecived this week it appours that tie Austrian troops had crossed the Ticiao, and tut bostilitiva had comunences, i AUSTRIAN NAVY. trian navy 18 of rocentcreation, aad the ¢ impreesion is that she bse ne navy atall. But she has been eflontiy and stem increasing it; and <he coming struggle hae elicited extraordinary facts relating thereto. The folowing article which we tranalate from the M: teur de ta Plotte, of the 22d of Apyil last, will show what | cigantic strides the Emperor of Austria has made of Jate in p & powerfal navy :— 4 nations of Europe are uew organi: atest care, and increasing thelr navies, felt that tho meritime power of the re times to play an fmportant and en We hay Ta! times bad occasion to | trian 5 ; ¢ improvement of ita nay speak on that interesting sabjor d ec.ontitic point ofview atiet han on the A hing with the Med; 4 ¢ Landsomest possess The frst is the motion kingdora, loved at the atic and it tho north by the Tyrol aa carton of > Gr #, at the west by the Kingilom of Sar. divia and Switverland; at the south by Sardinia, tue es of Parma and Modena. No country is more ctered than Lombardo Venetia. A po sorfot »yWatere the southern frontier, and runs into daic, which reccives alo the Adige nud nuniaroue ing, a | | we wid te ir tho Ady. watch eH 400 Lorae powor eval. | other emailer rivore, The rivera and the lakes which, ie next year, 1854 inoraase of five tine-of- | with the Po and the Adige fortilize that large country’ de wile slips; one of pofne | are the Ticinc, which separntes it from Piatmont; tic } bp tban | ® olner four | Praue, the Drenta, the Adda, the lonzo, the Tagliamonio | of 650 Loree pow WW, compr: ; and the Lamers, the Lakes of Como, of dro, of Lieo, of ere og Wagram wut the Bo f | SlanAua, and the Lake Maggiore, ew Fiber vessels romait @v stct/onary The recond i the Kington of Ilyria, bordered ut the | Tass te inocease in the ne or yey j south by be Adriaiis, which forms two gul&—that of Ns ‘ Redoutabie, the Arcoie sad the | te and ysernero. ; tie Ea ee with engitics Of 200 horse power ee of fath Pt reer at new band Breslau, conmorted #1 Ips OF £4 The ghird { tke Kingilena of Dalmatia, the narrow nod eo Tin. is your, the Lavst active pear of oo into Ruswan | extended hee coast of which ie out in two places by the } each. Th prought into existence Bve jivaing batteries, | Ottomar territory, Thotdriatic watore at tho south, the | wer, 180 =, and 14 serow trangports. ly 185 yen | const of Dumatia, and ngmerous channels separate it from | Bgunboak pof.battie ahipe wore floated, of these tho | the many Jelands near the const. qaanional It the Alexandre were new, and of Gand £2) | Zhe leapevial navy of Austin has made great progroes Wmporiai.and “gpeetivoly; walle the Louis Gnatarzo, the | during these last few youre. On the at of january, 1843, ane Ronee rs -y Troma, the Donawerth and the Bauer. | the number of iis veckels war #8 followe —8 frigatce, O06 Ot Were cor ver horse power from frigates, five of the and the number of dooed by 10. Tho nn ‘oats remained to ean “faced the same until a rotadded to this yoar. renne, exch of 808 hy were the only Iinsot wore igerensed | (20 to 40. During the same year 12 | m of 800 horse power, wero added, | orvettes and deapateh vessels was ro- | vader of floating batteries ‘and ran 20 as in 1865, and bas, indced,con © ow. The screw trausoorts were ‘Uhe Ville de Parks and the Ta. | wor, and the St. Louls, of 460, | “hipg added tn 1857. Tae fri. he Corvettes by one, and gates ar. ~ mt Se tranaports by six in ar. In 1858 the Ville de Nantes, of. 900 horse pc a mronoy, of (150. ‘woth new chips wdc with y citer and three | wore launched. If the foregoiny numbers be Sn ” org ese renting that tog th atia, since the of the c7% works for the Empire's thonder—ths an ipa of war has been more that. 914 in January, 1852, aud 250 in Josnary amber of steam Ine of baltvie ships rain} dirty: two. To complete the wiatemento’ tia o pecoesary to atd that ab ibe prom ac w @f the line and twonty-flve frize” ft are patiding in the French Jockya edfpe are the [atrapite, the Ville de Bou or, thoy | ou rled (being ted, and fitted with engines varyiaz io | of which w: ehvaye stationo? at Venilia, yy bouts, 1 steam despaten boat, spor" 1 anda special Speen : stages Dierosi Now, at @ distance of eleven years, the Austr! y compriace 1 line ofbatue ‘ahip-thc Kader ceommpinte Z and énotine—'be Austria—om tho eozca at Pola, Bserow (lpates—Adria, Donasan! ad Radetvsk)—nt & walling frigavea-—Veilcsa, Jano, Novara, Venus Schwartzenberz, Ssteam sloope-Oomle Daadolo, archifnc Pro Imperatrice Fizaboth, Haute Lacia, You's, pnd 6 aa age eae Carolina, Diena, Wtpzig, Minerva, nia. 8 steam deepatch botte—Achileg, A'noch, (xp \atone, Cortozea, Prinee Engene, Honr!, Taurus, 7 brige, 11 echooners, 50 gunboita, améng which 09 propelled by ateain and 3 steam transperts. it appoare from these facts that Aaatria, who hel | ag baltic ships ia 1R48, hae two at present; that sho ptad but three frigates and hag now elght, thres f which are rcrew veterls; che has now eleven sloops in fc vd Toaving aside the brigs and the Schoonors Co anes of 9 war verse! which Bag nov tako? | A conasious S piace ia the modera fleets, she possezved at the time we Shea of leven gunboats, and hae fitty of hem now, fie. period of shorter duration: for this information wlll hereatver be eu masta *, apd it 39 premmed that all wilt nisbed fp, time to commence thir report by in a stitution, May 99. y Governor 8. F. Pinckney condemned the language in the protest, said the statements in it were false, and thas 80 Jong ax tt did not properly reepect the views and feet togs of th J them confederates, it 70 not be ¢ iM demanded to have the inted ont, opt with the proceadings r they now asked eliould avin— 16 a was done ii ember when the.chicf business ertain insurance oiice in this se mean for any riate matters, do, I will hotd you bie for it. [Hero thore aroze some noisy excitement, tae members doth the speakors to order. } ded that the gentlemen would bave to confine thomeeives to the subject before the Board. » free debate wae, however, indulged in for some time afterwards not; stunding the deciaioa of the Chair, and the Board at length yoted against pl the protest oo the minuter—Governors Dugro, Oliver, Gunter, Maloney, and B. F. Y’nekney voting in the negative; and Smith and Townsend iu the affirmative, G or TowNseEND then suid that Mr. De Greck, ove of the partics appomted to office at tho Iaet meeting, waa not legally eligible for the position according to the statate, as he bas been and is a roeident of New Jersey. The matter wae referred to a committee, avd the Board adjourned, The nomber of Inmats in the institutions is 6,979, being a decreseo of (4 on the number in them last week. The number admitted during the week was 1,724; aud those Who,cied, were disebarged, or sent to otter walitations, Brooklyn City News. The Brean Porsoxmo Case. —Tho investigation into the | clroumatances attending tho deceaso of Mrs. Mary Beemer, whose death, as charged, was caused by poison admin's tered by ber band, was consladed yesterday before Horton. The ouly remaining wituess examined Allingham , who made the analytical examinstion » stomach and content. His testimony proved that no tracer of a poisonous subetance wero fonnd, and that tho evidences were that she died of consumption. A ver dict in accordance was rendered. Mr, sly Beemer (the late bugband of deceased), who had been arrested Shd committed to await the result of the investigation, Was thereupon discharged from cuetody. was of ‘Our Long Island Correspondence, Rivenskap, May 9, 1858. Serious Bire and Loss of Life. A bovuse wea burned two milee west of Greenport, on Saturday nicht, belonging to 2 Mra, Baker, widow. Sho wos tnrned up tn it. Nothing found but some of the bout 6h! nging About 2 o'clock last night a two story bousa bolo: to Copt. Boury Horton waa conmumed> The lowor part was occupia! 88 an oyster saloon and the upper part by two females, who barely escaped with their lives. salitadiscatasnisiasialcnseaisie Navai Intelligence. Tho new United Aiatos steam frigate Lancaster wus pot put in commiesion at Pliladelpis: yesterday, in consequence Of the ecverity of the weather, Hor marine guard, togo- ther with a detachment for the new :Yeam corvette Hart- ford, preparing for eea at Bostat, arrived at Vhiladelphia yertorday morning from Wesbingt 9 undor the command Mosc ‘Tatnal). Trigate St. Lawrence sailed fam Boston yesterday morning for Philadel; a | ot phia, whore eho is © be examived ‘ ae Posr Orvice tasters 10 Revort Newest or Livres We understand that the Post Office Department, with the view. of obtatm- {og accurate and roliable information aa to the number of lotlor® transwitted in the maile, baa vo clangod @s¢ blank form of tho * account of mails Bent’ ag to gacure oMfistal fotrieg therein of the number of lotvers gent fromt ech Port Oitiee—@hug to enable the department in fatare t0 °0- Port the aguregate number of lettera matted throughout ¢ United states in each fiscal year, or during epect The now bianka calliss: Hed to Post. ave Yoon fur- . Any Porm. téters not ro eupplied should fers ihe seater additions! column of the blanks now in ue3.-—Ton- Reaveg.ATION-—VPoat The Opece and the Theatres, ‘Mile, Piooolomin) will sing at the Acalemy on this even- ing, for the fret time In America, Adina, in ‘L’Elisie @Amore,” the moat plquast, sparkling and pleasant of comic operas, We do not remember that this opera has ever been sung at the Aomd my, but {pn any vent the first ‘appearance of Mile, Piccolomin’ io a rdle so eminently suited to ber idiosyncracies w attract a full house, ‘The new opera, ‘The Martyrs of Donizetti,” is in re hearsal, and may be dove next Mouday, Tue story is that of a Roman maiden, heathen, who is afflaaced to a Christian youth, aud who is converted to the true faith, Both lovers are put to death, The opera was given Ipst season a) ibe Malieng, Paris, with Mario and Penco. Tt was quite encceesfa wiul, Briguoli and Amodi>. The season at the Academy will be closed on the 30th of May, instead of the Sd of June, a8 before stated, At the Theatre Frangaia to night there will be an ex- J ere it will be sung by Piccolo: | j traordinary representation, for the benefit of M. Labs. | ¥. Camellias” will be acted. ‘The present season at the Metropoliian theatre will ent on Saturday with a farewell beacht to Mirs Davenport. On the Monday following Mr. Mareizek, who has lensed the theatre for two weeks, will open it for ® seagon of Italian Opera, with the new prima donna, Cortes, Succeeding the Opera there wil) be saromer fearon, under the direction of Mr. F. B. Conway, The company wil, on dit, be a very goot one, and will include Mrs, Barrow or Mrs. Hooy, Mr. George Jordan, Mr. Blake, Mr. Brougham, Mr. Walcot, and otber excellent artiat and Madame Gaszier will alng, and ‘La Dame aux | Biormentp Augusta, Woudbuil, c | ie this Pat b: steaming Huntr Mr, Waliack’s season will close on the 84 June, and Migs | Laura Keeno’s about the same time, Mr. W. J. Florence has engaged Wallack’s for the summer, and ie is probable hat the Migses Gougenbelm will undertake mavagerial | duties at Laura Keeno’s, It stated that there are to be two new theatres up towt—one om the lot corner of Thirteeuth street and Broadway, to be built by Mr, Gibson, and leased to Mr. Wallack, and the other on Fourteenth street and Fourth avenve for Mr. Bourcicault. Theatrical affairs are stead: ly following the up town movement. Coroners’ Inquests. MELANCHOLY TRAGEDY AT THE CLARENDON Horet.—A sad affair occurred at the Clarendon Hotel, corner of Fightecnth etrect and Fourth avenue, yesterday mora- ing, which cust a dcep gloom over the entire houszhold. About seven o’clock“one of the guests, Mr. Francis J. Q. Umated, a lawyer, doing business in Wall atreot, arose from bed in bis usual good spirits, and commenced drves ing himeelf for breakfa After teMing his wife to arise also, he took from a shelf a pistol cage containing a Coit’s reyolyer, and commenced examining the game. Mrs. Umsted, fearing that some accident might happen, re- quested him to put away the deadly weapon, but he paid no heed to the advice. Ina fow minutes afterwards the wife was startled by a loud report, and on epringing to the sice of her husband to see if ho was harmed she foand him gasping in the Jast agonies of deata. A stconm of 000 from tne head #howed that a vital spot had been | Bebr © & N Rogers. fohnaon, Viry tonehed, and upon examinavion Mrs. U, found that the | bali bad entered the right temple, and had passed ont | through the cheek bone in the opposite direction. The | unfortonate man never spoke a word after the faal shot | wae fired, but died in the arms of hia wife as quictly as | though death had been produced by natural canker. “Tho | screams of Mrs Umsted for help soon br of the boarders to her aaristance. 3 physician was promptly in attendance, but medical skill could avail no. thing, ‘Life bad tled before the doctor entered the room Oncier O'Keefe held an inquest upon the body of do- | some hovre afterwards. when the wife of deceased. inined and testifed to the above siste of facts. Mrs. Umsted also stated that deceased was in the habit of frequently examming bis pistol for fear it might become rusty, and ofton times handled the weapon such a manner as to cause her great alarin aud uneasiness. Mr. Umsted had never threatened to dertroy binself, but, on the contrary, wag a man cf happy tewper and cheerfol disposition. Atthoagh no 180 Whatever could be asrigned fer suicite, still tue po. sition and nature of the wound rather precluded the ivory of accident, Deceased vias 26 years of age, and was @ native of Philadelphia. afew years. The versict of the jury in this case was— “Death fom pistol bot wound at his own hands, but whether from aceident or design we aro unable to say.” fi Ptoskp SGE AT Me LarARGE Housk.—A young man who registered his name as Simonds, at the Lafarge House on Monday night, wae found dead in his room yee ht anamber | He bad “been married bot | } terday afternoon, under circumstances which led the | Coroner tosuppoee that the case was one ot anizide, Ta he Dedroom of deceased was found a bottle of laudanum and a tnmbler, which had evidently contained some othe poisorous substance. Deceased was in good spirits the provions, and conversed freely with some relatives ed at ibe hota! to see hi Simonds i said to bo ly connected, nnd to be & young maa of wealth. a brother residing tn this city. Coroner Jaskmar jewed the body it postponed the inquest vetil this morning. N> papers or docoments were found on the erson of deceased which could clear up the apparent myskry which surrounded his fate, Farat Ratnoay Accpeyy.— Cornel man in the czaploym\ Callaghan, a Gag. ent of the Harlem Railroad Company, stationed at 169th street, was run over by a train of cars | n Monday afteruoon, and @> Q sriously injured that he the same day at Bellevue Hospital. Coroner Schir held an inquest upon the body of deceased. The evi Went to ehow that the mater waa pt @ jury rendered a yerdict to that eitect Founp Diowxn.~-A man well known about Washing- ton market. by she titleof Sammy, waa drowned yortordag ' the foot of Fraaklin street, North river. Corose: O'Keefe held an inguest, and, there being no marks of violepee upon the body, the jury brought ia a verdict of “ Snpposed drowning.” James Cregan, a child five yeare old, residing at No. 265 Tart Twenty-tiret atreet, was found drowned at the foot o° Tweaty first strect,on Monday afternoon. Deceaged hat cd away from bis home, and wandering to the river fe) overboard. Coroner Jackman held an ingsest yon the body. Pexgoval Intelligence Comptrojier Church has fully reeo sre ilinees, Ho was in hia of Pref. Denison Oimetead, of Yale College, is very ill, and itis feared canoot long eurvive. His digease ia neurwlgi.. {a the stomach. Hon. Caleb Cushing is to deliver an address betore the PI Beta Kappa 3ocktty of Dartmoath Colloge Hoa. Jetiorson Davis, of Missisaip9i; Hoo. J. H. Jewett, of Kentucky; Hon. D. A. Rnaliey, of Vermont, and Hon Tue. Corwin, of Obio, are in Waahington. ARRIVALS, Ate Bveret Bouse—Couct and rand two servants, Bavana; I doeton; Mr. and Mes. W. H. Rosa, Nicholas Hill, E. . HI, Albany? 2 Hartiord: ra DP. smock end gon, niece, Comp; FB. Cooley, B.. Van Renesolaer, aibany Bah mj W. B. Weeson, De: From Savanna, in the steamship A fofent and obiid: G Gerts, Indy end on Saturday. a Mre Ti Archer, Ming MCC Robingon nal jedy, 3 i; Mra G F Sate! rmmann, J © Leary and lady, W ior her, Mra Kl Brown and ebis, © y wid obil': Min Bastceh, Wee Pome, infant ad ebild: Mie wren, Mrs Hawiyne, Mrs Sshoecd*argar end Intent, Mra Parker, A Fraser and lady, Mie Jane Kel, irs Hauning, Mra iS i Hart two children aud servant; 2 Cany. 65 lady, F'A Rerauton and lady, Mian Fouuy Wileos, ies Mevlon Sze Mes reser, 1s George PBoilonl, W Aspiawall E Medopp GF Daccate, G Leticre, H Vonie newateds, GN Kingsle*, Fisher Jobn Blair, L, W Keen WW Wester, Was D Hempstead, Jon Knight, Jv Trippy ¥ henwio, t, Feheue 1 Cares, N Joel, a Moss, J’ Kroup, Win Lingea, Win Does tes, Ee Hohrens C0 Hi k DD vets W Walden, indy Wi Spring: Walder, J P Humustar, & G Usuriney, sy, J Freemen 1G Fe'ton, Wa Bi me) Harkey 2 aid, JH Lefter, JR Gregery, Mrs Martin. Wm and «has oe ; tes al Ox ves wer, MT eter it Q Oan- field, 1. Jerger, J Roight. dae Hagan, & & Moore, Mr Ingram, Thes Beoves an’ aly, Wan Dibblecabd ARy ta the atoerage. ely accidental, | ed from his recent | da | when it again ecrnmenced a series of he: | wih shovt intervals up to the Cape, Carri | pine tos T P'Rehr # | kebr O Whiting, Inman, Alexandria, 10 days. MARITIME INTELLIGBNCS. |» erence ecserestaeerear ee Pe ee eg) OOM ART. cee M070 7 05! man wares. CLEARED. Anserson, Liverpool—B Cunard. Bieasanip Norwern Light, Tiokieyaugh, Aspinwall-D 3 » Bicimadsp Newbie, Murray, Charleaion—Spoffort, Tlesten Stonmahtp Parkereburg, Powell, Baltimore--H B Cromwal) ra. * eamahiy Chegapeake, Crowell, Portland—f B Cromwed 2 bo. fil? Margaret Rrans, Warner, I, ndoo—B F Morgao & Bleamabip Africa (Br), Quebec —D Torrance a: Mor teviden— a B Howe. | mberland Hs bor—J & Bacon, Moblie~Starwes, Clawrman & Co Prigd W Sawyer Ormubell. Cudia~ Thompsna & Iauter. Brig Wal Treat, Pare, Boltinore Bure & Oo Bohr 8 B James, Robbing, Torks Tdanda—Post & Smatl, Kebr Patsport, Hawking, Lavac~#eCready, Mott & Uo. Sebr Presto, Hawting, Feroandina~i bla & Ruvce, febr Alida, Chapman. Philadelpbis—J W kebr Bnlire, Demares: Newark’ ~ Master, Bear Fire, Hays, Boston Master, Buamer ion, Sellew, Phil ARRIVED. } davannaa, with rdve and penengers, oS i Mitebfil & ‘Orb rnet, 10:30 AM, bat 37 55, & 7422, pasned bark Tejnce ot Rearapart, bound Nocta | Bhio Dreadnony “ pool April tt, with mdee ‘Waa towed into quaran- Cunt he Bark Southerners, Viiftord, Messina, 65 with fralt, to Draper # Devito, Los hada succeasoa of and BW gales | wee April L. \ ome ‘rl (Pros), Bvert, Und), Eng, 52 days, with mdse, to order, Apri) 18, lat 42 lon 47, apeke Be bark Ursula, ma‘pby, of and from Li for Halitex, 23 dave out, tall of water; took trom Cact M and crew, 16 tn number Vat inet fal 42, loa 63 30, spoke sbip & M@ Mall, ap? starges. from Palgouts for New York, aud travaterred to ber the captain, 32 officer mad | 8 boys of the Urauta, retairing the remain of the crew and brivewg them to thivecity Whie borrding the Ureuia the Cul came tn coliisian and bad her bolwarhe and rail re, ataried carried avray fore nnd main typ it back | avd received ower damage. 20, *pril #4, with sigan, to any with ‘brig Bliza, Nel Jobson, Sutton, tor NYonx. altred brig Riis Reed, Tuzo, | and S28 peanenge ‘gop, for Charleston, an: 40h ingt Int $8 57, len 76 22, shy | from 8t Jago for Philadelphia. * { |, Brig Sypenment, Williame, Matanzas, April 23, with sugar, d eche B « 6 22, seed reed: ; eee Uae, ear OF Hateras wih rly ¥ eather, lost wal 0 “*Rrigkyrene (Br), Creaar, Harvey, NB: 1Odive, with free stone io iba Central Purk Co; vessel to Pi Neviis. Brig J West, Wooster, New Haven for Hondout. Brig Lady of the Lake. Dash, isondout for Soston. Brig Olara Bilen, Haskell Box Jout for Boston- of e Schr Caroline V Oucey, Cudworth, Port au Piatt, April 2t, | With mabogany, dc, to 2a Degraw: | «Behr Ha ngor, Mash), Wade, St Johns, PR, April | 22, with mngnr apd molasses, to Rivera & Hell. che Nerwan (of Bangor) Coline, Guayama, PR, April 2, and mol a8. to 5 gchr ar 8t Kustatis, Carlbbean | Ben April St wih potsioen, ua Rox & Phillips SAD 25. We a, to Knox 4 | ‘sche WP Wiliam, Aikes, Jacksonville, 9 days, with yellow rie en, Moves. City Point, $dars, Rebr Homty Jane. hidridge, Alexanditn, 4 days. Sehr M F Jones, Jones, Alexan/ria, 14 days. sine 2 daa Schr Ms len Hicbardeon, Virginia, 2 days. Bebr Banvard, Green, Virginie, 2 dave Sebr Sopbropia. Van Name, Virginia 2 days. Sebr Pauline, Soper, Virginia, 2 day Sebr Pawnee, St Jolin, Virginia, 9 Schr Ave p, Woodman, Virginia, 2 a Sehr JB Spoftord, Kilwarde, Virginia, Sehr Montezama «Baltimore, 6 days, r Ketel. }-avie, Baltimore 6 da: Kehr Sea Bird, Jenes, Baltimore for Hartiord. Rehr Higblander, Mayhew, Vienna for doston. Rehr Victor, Se#re, Philade’phia for Boston, ; rele Preaty, ariaheo, Neching, 6 tay 6 Sehr Presto, Hale. Calals, 8 days. Rehr Mesiord. Venzie, Bangor. § daya. Schr Pay Stata, Verrill, Kockiond, 4 days, Sebr GL, Lovell, Bo ton, 3 di Sebr Ohainpion, Hale, Hingbam, 3 days. Sebr Ohver Spelman, Syettnaa, Providence, 2 dayn Sehr F © Clark, Clark, Portland, Ot, 3 daye. Sebr Yanbee Bird, sckoriy, Albany tor Wert Farms, Rebr Pmpire, Mason, Albany tor Providence fohr Almatra, --—-, Rondon for sn Kastorn port. Schr Mary Abn, Hail, Rondout for an Kastern port. Rebr Potomac, Clark’ Port Ewen for Boston. | Schr Wm Stevens, Bird, Port Kwon for Silem, ‘Athatroas. Wall Bleawer Hiams, | Beamer Oscoais, Smith, Norwich. | BELOW. Ship Lancasbire, auchered in the lower bay. | Bark Trajan, Conant, rom Sague spril | ‘Also, one ship and ode bark, outade. SAILED. feamsbips Northern Light, Aspiawal! Wind NE, hazy, with rain. ‘We! Navhvitle, Charles ph Marine te BANDY HOt 0, antaet—Two ebiios at anchor the Hook, bound in ‘Two barks and one brigare at anchor | near the'S W Spit, bound out_ The steamship Nashville, f ir Cherlerton, outover the bar. Wind Nii, fresh; weather thick and ra ning. ee Bary Poo, Merrithew, sailed trom Liverpool 27th ult for New York, with n large number of passengers and a valaable ‘cargo, and wea lost sime day near Wexford. Ireland. The P was 1200 tons, built in Boston {a 1856, and belongs to Howlend & Frothingham, Vessel valued at $60,000; freight $12,(00, and the cargo about $200,009. Brio Manta, Ingraham, of and for Bristol, RI, from Sagan, with a cargo of molarses, went ashore about 12 o'clock night of Dih ington the beach opposite Patchogue, LI, Crew saved Bhe went well up on the beach, and may possibly be got off. The cargo will probably be saved, ‘The attentive snd obliging purser of eveamshin Angnaia, T | ‘M Hempstead, Faq, has our thanks for full files of papera. Br Bark Uesv1.s—The Prusstaa brig Carl, Capt Evert, which azrived at this port yesterday from Hull, Eng, rescued the | Grew of the Br bark Ureuls, which was in a einking condition, and brongbt part of them here; the remainder were transferred to the ship RM Mills, from Falmouth for New York. Mr John Sheridan, firet officer ofthe Ursula, reports:~Sailed from Liv erpoc)} March 15, with acargo of salt, bound to Halifax; had cod weather until &h April, when in lat 52, lon 18, took a eavy gale from W, which started the vessel leaking, at on the 1/1), took snother gale from the same quarter, which open ¢: the verse! more, when she leaked ro badly as to cor rat «il bands to deep atthe pumpenignt andday, The pamys dasliy became chose'l and were unelers —'Tbeu commenced thro overboard ihe cargo ip order to Jeasen the leak, but it was i no purpeee At] AM of the 18th saw a brig to lesward be we down, whick proved to be the Prussian brig Uar!, Cay: Avert, from Hull for New York, who Jay by us 1d houra, and succeeded im rescuing all trom the wreek. At 6 PM elt Gants Were sate)y on board the Cari, and the Ureula was ectiling Last, The U wad bullt at Maryport, and was 16 years old. Star Lowa, Nason, trom New Orleans for Boston, put toto Gavannab (th inst ia Gisirees, having sprung mizentonss ruil | der head, and leaking badly. It nad not been saceaiained | Bhethor her eargo of cotton, dour and pork bad received ny jamare, en sre Youns Aweeica~Toe following is an exirs lenter dated Ajo Javetro, March 19, 1869:—" Che Amert ip Young America, Capt Nat Brown, Jr, catered this port Yeetersay in cistress, having carried away her wain topmast, fap and top, with all the sails, spa rigging attached thereto; also mizen toppullant mart, ac, when tes devs 09. | from Now York. Capt Brown states (athe does not (aiak hie detention will exceed fifteen dsys,”” | 4 fnie Yeu Sronor, from Caleutta for Boston, got aground March but got o returned to Caisutta, very Teaky. Joun B Ryexsox, trom Antwerp for Trieste, before pporte's ashore trde aandbank, bas boon got off And | sowed into Leghorn, Bury Faaxx Jonxnox, before reported condemned at &t He | lena, hed been sold previous to Moreh pts Ww G Bane Avior Frazier, at NBedford, to coming out «a 4) wes forced to run beck to the anghorage duriog 8 dark remy night, when she was ron over the reo!, bumping heavily, bu large 4 wells hove her off and she eseaped with ow! serious dam: No date, in lat 58, lon. 147, experienced nrrieshe wiuch eplit raalmtopsal) asa; b to cut the mainsail from the yard to . Bhloped many heavy seas, and the decks continaaily fi } Washed off tbe after botch’ard teok much water below—st the raze ime lost | Jost much of the Dalwarks Meera were busied beneath ’ pong bbout ae de > om weeding outboard where the | bulwai by 2 Hghter ee eves reachyd 8 were gone eadtug them off from that quarter; (9a blilow pt Newell on the top of the cabio, and enough of it worbed over the house to fill the starbosed past. slave be and kretk dorn the forward davit. The wiod i hesvy gale for 24 houra adter the hurricane. Carried westerly winds doy to Tat 82, lon 110, with weather less biuatering, avy gales, comtinning, ray a maintoy- ruil yard while seidis, sulle, making niné epliton the pafsage. Fished the broken yard alotl will four lieht pars, ond made it Inst round the Caps, with a double Feesed topaall eet upon it, Finre Cuarraviooca, Norrta, sailed from Rs Yaneiro Marob, 15 jor Paitimore, and returned to port agais on the th, owing and split saveral of | to sickness. For Oolifornin, 4c, in the stem “Lt & Fe Worner V8 A; Mrs f Ring. Ellzabeth J Hogan a W KI, | wie and child: Mrs 8 © Tully, Mian 3 Tally, W# Wall and | MrsCaptJ Eniterson and chid, Bre 8 rose, servant Fox and lady, F Mybr and indy, WJ Myer, 5 Woodman and lady, # $ Tagham, forr Jonn ADAMs—Roston, May 10—The sobr John Adamer mora 336 we: thip Jobo A Parke, hich, ‘roms an te onino, where abe bad | Lesvitl, ard. Bvergiade, Wein, fi | ie | Lind, Melejlap for NYork 2 n, | Paobet Hi Pr sehr Dort, 11 days from Ealifsx for Jamalea, April 9, Jat MEN lon AF 40 3 Sehr Pocahontas, for NYork, May 5, lat 85 46, Jon 74 90, Poreign Ports, Bvaxce Avnas, abt March 15—arr schr Burditt Mart, Tho- CeuFs ISLAND, near West Cort of Mexino, no data~Tn port Leen log guano wee aking in Davids faiandeto-Unhafdg Vast? SRG wou sail tor tee SREENAS AuUIT Mh To port havea TM Churchill, Hiimen, for Praukiovt, l0g: Farsb » Nickels, Nicko's. for Portland, do; ym. have, Hall: Feith Keons, and lndian Bele. To ney. for Bow on, dg: Grandes (sr) Crocker for Myark, did pb ebecea (Bem), Kiuckest, for 8Y wk lig: 0 Thompson. + i eoott, ppd Bay Bate, Sparrow for Baltimore, Ha: Lo ormen, aed emerionn, Wortoger, tron bin’ elpbis. Young Ammerion, folltow, wha: heig J Conatnn "” (ormbad! hark ¥ Cushing, Hickborn,) from NYork dag: Dota Geyer, and argo. anid. for ind Ker; Rivira Stewene, an Faustina, Berry. for x York id, calm Comnwaltis far do, do (usicre reported far Boston); cht loeth Maruwa, for Philas delpbia, die (uefore reported for Kisbavmd); Jas, Davis, Step em and Z T eering for Wiloingtaa, vi de Sontberner, 18, wera; MG "Leon: mob: tH Perkins, Bebe keine; for Richmond; Ra se OiKe, DeManana. @pril20~ 1 port hark Prinsaton Bewley, frong NYork, sre 7h; brig Marotta (Bn, Seed. trom Baltimore, Oleg echt Win a B Vizgs from Norfolk. do, Sid 20k, bris Montross, Hoyer, St homes Gvavata, PR,» pril 22 - No. Am vessel In port Matanzas, #ay 1~Sld sehr Asa Hideo. Lowden, Savan rah, April N—Ty port brig New Era, Walker, to axl for Palermo. 1 a for 8 Vor, aU Me str, Apr 2!—1a port sohr Hanover, Browa, rs, 16 peli \7—e1a bare Daniel Webster, Guayanilla, 10 Jond for New Haven Rio Janeino, March 2—Tm port ebice Young Ameria, Brown, be for San Franeeco ;_ Therese, Wallace: Northern Kagle Mek tonay, ond Russell, Voorhees, ask Bit, McKee, irom Kicbaowd, arr Wh! disg, Buiter’ Fowler why: are others Arig Ghavianooge, Norrie had eatled for Balvmere March 18, and pat back agatc. op the 26th, account of mek n SrJouss PR April 25—Jn port brige R RK Ktevland Kaight, tor Haltimore 1 days; Capella, head, for New York do, sche Ven'vo. for do lég, ar Be Apri %—I pore brig Hum- Sr Rostarta Caribheap Eos oy toler of and Baliimore vext da; ig ADO, ett, Hendon, for cha Wiatbrop, brig Sat S* Ja00, Aprit2é -Ip pert barks BE Sw NYork. ldg: Jacob Merrill, Park, for do do; Webster, trem Bonaire. Ib cletreas, wig orders; ier" prike, Pulndle for & York, tg: soars ¥moe M: Wost'n, clep: Fred Read, Pendlewn, frog ‘24th, brig Eliza, Nelson, Charleswa; selr & inay, #pril 18—Tp port lunwer, Grif}in, and Gi mw for Savannab; Can next o P for NY« Foxe) 12. yutton, Peosscola, C Johoson, RG W Dodre, Jarvis, dise Widater: Soyer aace Bra do;. jarvie, eeper C4 a peiia, Burne, frie N York. ere (7th: brige’ Wm btoore, Baton, for Philadelphia; Josiah Jex Muoson, aud 0: diag. ome Ports. QAPALACHICOLA. april 23—Cid shine Joba Bangen, Ni- ‘uba Gpcoreciy reported yestertay yar! Brononniny zh "Wasdale Parven; Hilza Morrison: Carey. and jenry. Clark. Brown. Liver Rawk Bowe ana Fised, Souen tor ah do. eobe Nort Me wen ano Finiaps, Somes, tor arhei Revell for Providence do, Kate Merril, Slorr, frown York srr 9 o ot! 3 RORTON, May ‘de arr steamer Phineas Spr ue, Matthews, Pbilededpbin; ship Art Union. Grant Caleutta: 8 Oriental, Pasker. Padang: Franklin, Miteb< Trinidad; Br brig Bay- mopd Raymond. Cadiz: ochre Mary Baiey. Hel ad ere £0; Chief. hidridge, apd Lucy Awen Jameson Norfolk; Geo W Comings. Whildin, and Charles M neal Henderson, sudria; Broadtield, Fisk, Balttmore: Polly Prise Adama; 14z- zie Mrull. Lake: Letina Gray, Marts: DS Mersbom, Artiog- ten: 8 VW Bimmona Godirey; Jon Cedwalater May; Smi Tule, Emith, ned amelia, Rockhill. Pbilsdelubia; Marlon Gould Gould, Deisware City: a ibert, Wass and G By- Jdridge Elzabethport; DT Willem, Baker, NYork. At nilne, sbip Georae Wosbin, from. Liver. Signal for a bark and two urrbaw, Havana; harka Tepai Frazces. Jones, co: achr Chae 8 Carstairs tomers, Pl phia, Wind NE toEN®, wih rain at vight Ship Cal snd hark TI Gregory etarted. apd avebored ia the Zoade Wib-arr (hy tel steamer Wm Jecine. Hallo L fatimore; sbips Indeyentexce, Chatwick Islas; Thomas Jefferson Billy NOriears; berks Tally Ho, Wella, Messiaa: Koitog (Pros), Rental, antwery, Foue, ® ymon, Trapant; #ival (ir) Kiltaay, Ardrossan: 14m1 (Br), Johnson, Cardiff: Neirde (Br), Frey- month. Shields; 4 dvonce (Fr). rdroeaan: 8 Bamiton, Chase, Cardenas: brig Protege (Br), Hameoad, Ardcoasan} io ewan Crerar (Br), Crerar, Ll EST hE gk V—arr steomsbips Potoman, Watson, Dharieston: Potansco, Lagfield. NYork: ebly Banaten, Mal-ean, Kio Janeiro; baris F EB althans, Pawles, Tongoy; Flying Clond, Beauchamp, Pernambuco; Wa Viermia Fonte, Kio Janeiro; brigs Frapcen Jane, birch St Jonna, PR; Masoove- 60 (Br), Thorson, Demerara: chr Oapitot. Co'son Frankfort, Me Cid barks Union, Kendrick. Obarleston; Bad'ey, Bent, orton; Felsh. Goud. brig wary ZaMine (Re), Biud rol, Ba'Vas: sobra BB Sharp Mayhew, Roeton: White Foam, Mulibin, Providence. &1d barks Union, ¥ endrick, Oharleston5 Radley, Revt Boston. From below, brig Standard (Bz), Bim: i Da. lexe ron, amare. 1005, dope, Bost p; ens, Goree, WE BOOTHS «Y, Moy 2—Arrechs Loulea Dyer, Jamesn, Bock: lund for Kickmond; $d, brig Vinsennes, Lové, Calaie fie New 97) BATH, May 7—Arrechr J W Mailiand, Speed, Portland. ld Sth bark Pict Fisk: Boyt, Havana CALAIS, ¢ pril 20—-arr echre Geo W Snow, Torrey, snd A: z00 Torre, ide a Se oO Deine. ‘Wooster, Phiisdeipht May 2, dv dith Somes, Freeman, Carcenan DadVens, Voy P—Arread tw 0) Fecter, Haden, Philade phia: Niger Fondant: 'T H Thomp op, Ga¥er Nor! FALL RIVER, May 6-6lo brig Mary Cobb, Moatgomery, Pew York; schr Clinton, Borden, Philadelphia: via Paint Arrschra S M Sherman, fherman, Baltimore tor Prov J Piano. Fiera» and tarthew Cird Smtib, Bliz rr at Rowepville 6th echr fona Lozier, Pizabetl d up 9b. sloop Sarsh, Lincoln, from N York fo ‘anpton, FalhiJ AVEN, May 9- rr achra Kate Thomas, Tuttle; Farner, Bares; ‘Arietta, Rabiogon; M Salto, setaworth: B Browning.) onfalr, and Gil Clas, Bradley, Virginia; win Fort Petty. do. GALVESTON, April %~Is port shio Pational 4 Goies for Liverpool lag; brig’ Lavaca, Farker, from Bostg FORGETOWN. DO, May 7~ Ci prev echra Z Stratton, Hh Jey. Vobascet LP Phar’, Coanmer, Barton; Chester, Som sCambricge: Buena Vista Providenoe BOL MKS’ BOLE, May 6, PM —arr schee Caria Hoes, Flin Boston tor Baltunora; North Parise, Mercw: T Lake, Seal 5H Bisley, Foyce, do for Philadelphia; Plymouth Rocx, No ig do for N¥oik. qh—aur bark Oak, Rydor Boston for Philadelphia: sohes J Horton, Elwell Pbiareiphia ter Boston adeitse Orowle: Baliimore for Lynn; L Walsh, Pame Kilzabetboort for Ports mouth: Fidelia, Wheston. Ges'oa for Phiwielpbia; Champion Bioadaro, do for NYork; Govelli, nacon, Gloucester for do; Bu Biante, Verrill, Rockland for do Georgia, Sweet Ipswisd fo Piiladerphia,’ Sid bark ny schra U1. Wrie, ebion. D Towa send. B Frink, Presto Wo Carroll, Sarab (tor Rockland), ie Hoes, Norih Paciic, Thomas Lake, Joveah A Ris'ey, Pl mouth Rock. George Glilem, A J Horton, adelaide, Pie (8 whet B Gibson, Chempion, Corelli, Bay State, and 7g! Scho Arr briga Rolersor, Orlando Penereala for Boston; rolina, Charles, Sceton for Phiadelpbia, Sid drig stolerson rebre LW DW Nidridge, + Hoton. %h—Arr xchra BW niwood, Smith: @arah A Baumond, Pane, and bya Relis, Tilton, Soston tor Paiadelpbia, In por AM, wind SW, the ubove arrivals of to day; driz Carodna at sebr Patilion. JAE! VILLE, May 2—Arr bari Storltsht, Richard, Baly timore; brig Rodrey Garr, Oliver Stonington; sobre Fashion, 3AM Bartlett, Sertiets New Haven; BL Berry, EH Perry, Lampson, NYork; Oyel Si, bmg Cimes, Drew, 8 brig ‘Cuba, Sawyer, Port Spain; ath. ecur'Un' Portland. Jn port sth, bark StorNaht, Richard; briga Wabash, Hodsdor Rooney Corr, Oliver: O ines. Drew, ecita boreas Irena, Baker; Boxbury, Frown; Joveph Nolmea Matthews; D Hal Conklin: Jaues Jones, Jones: Unward, Leland; Lontes, Ha lock; David Grown, dobre; John Warren, Lozier; Lat Joy: Onwsrd, Stoddard; « M' Bartlet. Burdett; Bt Bern Weaver; Cyelene, Pacdock; B Mkerry, Lampaon; Pashia, Jones und Flag, Townsend ROBES, May 1—Cl4 abip Criterion. Harding Livarpoo berke Wave Crest, Harmon, Persacola; Jane » Bishop, Bi Bestop; brig Mstia B Davis U'NeU, apainchioola; scbr Cube Eteurvs, Truxillo and Bele. AY ORLEATS May 1 tre. ships Shamrock, Doane, Li pool: £thene, Bullivan Boster ‘N Bteteon, Tre oe pieo, cbr Troreit, Lous lag Chatieaton. a 2%—Below, ships Jobn Howels, Appleby, fw Bristol; Joh @ Richerdeon, Lewis, from Montevideo: echr BS. Lantea: peak Ferllere (erherichri, Sepier brig wane VoMee ton 0] ‘er r) leche maples; br! ent Ipdiun, Co Botan Trinee; sebse-a Ti Manchester, Power, tevana: 8 ge fietic, alexander, and C8 Knudson, Sjulren, Yori, Cir ton, Bysn. Mobile, th—Arr (by tel) ebipa Emily A Hall and Anva A Thomp fen. Liverpool, Kearsage, Havre; Ravelook, loaton: 8t Lind Bork: Cerro Gordo, Baltimore, owed tosea april 26, sbi A enkeived (0 ee 8p: thips Maraibon, Volant, J H Jarvi NORFOLK, Mey T—Arr schr Serab, Upton, Porilsad. Onl jardner, Harding, Bomou; Tt C Seo0r, Lennis, § BEDFORD, May §—A2r arhr Sarah, Benaon, Del ware Ci; Oth, atexander Blue, Hathwway, Philephia. | ‘ rT eee a; fea sebre Hay SnD ( Ms is es ; Caroline, do; uD AT, » Phitsdelpbia; # CJches Jackwan} Bondout. ‘Ald eeby Neon Welle Bree York. NEWPORT, May 7—Arr echre Protection, Wal Willard Daker, New York tor Hosen ched’ wiles. ea brig Mary Cobo; schra Vintage, Oliver Spelman. $ih, Sa M—Arr bark Lucy An, Carrigan, Cardenas; & Diszcond, Norten, + hiladelphia 745 P M~ arr brig Tangent heed, New York tor Fort and, schra Benj Rog'ioh oven. kmpire, deme Philadelphia’ FJ seott, wirdeell, Dela City Mave mich, Port wen for Bristol; Democrat, Peed ‘on, Fal River for New York sd bark ‘Marika ata, Bab . Cardenae; and bl the vessels pa bound Berd Ww. a hid irom Dutch Taland harbor 9th, sohr Bliza & schrs Arn G, York, from Portlend for Boston, went ashore thi mornm¢ on Chel’ Bea beech. and will be a total loes; crew saved. (Dy llozraph fo Ritwood Waker, Fea, Fecretacy Board of Underwriters) Ronn Ainamena, ot Roston, before reported ashore on Rouihs mpton beach, ts advertised tor sale av abe lice on the 12ip Price, from Providence for Charleston; Hunn oF tbhropehire: Ontario, Vangine + ebenae doah Mewioe ee dJouen, Crowell, and’Almira I, Gandy, from do for Philadel his; 1) iva Pharo, Cranmer ¢o for do; Harriet Gardner] brigb'map, from Fall Biver for do; Ieabella Thowp: lady and el Biancard, re George, Mre HW Anckley, | inst. Her ctrgo or bas been brought to Sag Hardor for | ten for Ca; tos Pe Y: OND * do: rye Mra O Teloand child, Mim Holdridge, Mrs’ PB OMe, Mrs shipment in centnation, “The veseel ieee emabeddead ta oven | Brows, nad Rentake Batters Seca cneck Hoe eee knee Brown Tioaker'aok Nar ideudantnaate WM had a: GH fecteand, highend de. Nevin denen ite Ten Fomine Reval Demise, iacy and von, Mies M Cooley, FC Leabentcrandingy, | fe 0R Ustcx, before reperted sunk near Grampus Lalse, | Sewn bron deckeon ames eecan Rib eee J Staples, Jr, R Cro key, wife and child; © Fingen, aly nud | WS Paled jth, and towed! to Cobseset, York: sivop Southport, Gikowin do. Below. a deep laden te tofant, 0.3 Greer and Wife, Mrs Bloom, Miss Kennett, H WI- ‘The Milwaukie Sentine! of the 4th tnet, states that the sokr rigged brig supposed from Fngiaps d with coals i PN Piatt, OT Late, J Mardy, Misa § Marsh, Perry, | Aade. of 09 tona, Cayt Citford, was woading a curgo of black | SANESOGLA, AeHl Bs Ary beck Cutiotans. Kiasam, Gal F Martin, B Teed. 8 Rood, MN Keéed and Indy, Motride walnut and cherry inmber wt Bt Joaenh'e river, o- Providence. | veston:, ecbra Willing, ', do; 26th, Niearod, iid grid indy. | Fotos. laty and ehiid: « Thomas Indy and | RE. The trip will be made via Lake Michlyan, Welland cnaul | Prarkiin, La: 20h. Mary © Terbeli. Oole, Lavacn,’ Ont Sha 2 children, M Jones, f Waiters, Mrs Brickot, NMcJuilla,J Cand the Rt Lawrence to the Atiantic. sbe cargo isshlopod by | gebra dae Tew ‘ood, “Atta ; 29th, Columbia, Davi wile Fri, NO Chadwit Pounds Cw Wad S hee Hyuviteneet Rover taeoker wis eager sone ioe | BaANE By GINO, FeO Mo Jf , ink, y sm,L 0 Bar Providence. Another schooner, wit abu [ bs Pum 8 Winchester, Pade Mr 7 Keltsober au ul, tbe mane partioe, nee soon lofollow tho adda, ee oF scary Woae ake Or A Hardin Sintter Beare 3 h Le Romer, W 2. e aod Iedy, — Lavncitao—At Baltimore 6th iat, a bark alder eh Hend, NYork; brige Sam! Welsn, Oo © Morgan,’ BH Koapp, H Thompson, Mrs HV Ste. , ™*rded by Capt Wingate, who suporintended ber construction ib Benge Horn G Brown G Williams M tlyap, 8 Grail and Gdy, | | Arrat Warren ‘Sth inet, bark Pell, Smith, last from Indian | Parke NW Wrllge, erauuk Budazns’ B OhursbUl beninkod peerite Pure, Kale Burke, F Hxbich mac Indy, Migs 3 Ovean, RH tera March #9. with 060 bola ap ofl. Lefeat St Be- | Cardeuce; brigs Sarda, Grant Gusdaloopa; Moustaia Ende b Miler, UP hibehmam aca bak, Saari Cruise: Driruckls, Manel oF Wreeeoes 83)'op_ Remit | Thy Rezpeghy Bennet Wendbary, Harsne: Trent, A Peder LF guhy, VE Brows, at Laania, G'tvon, | Fan Ranrac,o° aid to NB, 49 $0 bean told Govt | en are beng, Siig Creed, Blut! Port, van ne Roach, eohens. |) nry reports epeaking, 40 '. Mery . vim 1 Yentam, DR Pinck, Mra.J OStroug and tofaat, 1.0 Ball, | BB davw ous, bound to. the Pacite ucenm all wati, clown: ap } York noe Wan bon an Welle nto Blacksou 7 D Bennen, W MoCarton, 8 Roo, B Jonbree and | Resolute: Holt, of NYork, in ler way itt iolens, | do vis Mristcl. id brig Watson, Tinvels, Pht D Jonbree, N C King, Misa KE Natmou night of Mch 19, caine afonlof the Hojle und awny the | gor, according to wine); achra LW 4 yer, Upton, AN Runyon, M Dannembeum and lady, | bboum, dying ifoboom, fiying.iib atuy, broke ard | York, wocordme to wind); aloops 8 Hall, Toteot, ere, I Mra H Van fleas or, J Sanit + shalue, and cid other damage. ‘Moh 2, spoke off Wood wick Hon, Bmith. N York. { » Cornelia Spooner, of . sp on, board; Capt s re ‘Sth—arr sieamer Pelican, ; Rebre Mall, | pri ee proton, duane, iat OO Pelion | 4 bd New Maven, Gin, idea EPoun ley | datner ue Hither, ep, oO wh; Raaawes, Haig, recs | Racket Port won; lory Auttond eat, Fooles dav dalla Aut) i avis, Roxdout, norerin, rae (fi Moutiwl 7th inet, bark Oregon, of and for Greenport, | Brown, Brows, Putchogio. 84 are Bayer Gerard; New | with J0C0 bola ep and Bp oll H ht, Peovell, and Adventurer, NYork; sloopa | A lotter irom Capt Silva, of bark George, ot NB, ees Bprogue, Gidts, ‘and Farmer, Balloy K, BG | on New Zeuland Gronnd an Ye baving taken Gwhs, that made | PRrpkUe, Clots. nnd 4 Haminond, ‘Cain, Baluimore; Elec +78 bble oll; hod been fant to3 others Dut lort them. 1d; 8 A Mount, Hodgkinson; 1, Savi Corwon; BC Wi Hr fipemen- March, 20 Gy abip Krab. at Mautapclan). on € | Jota dScanpucm, dod Meey mi, Philadalpblas Ip | Catharines bark Leouldan Aldrich, NB. 1001, boaud toto st | Teaier. acd Sea W Mie But Boren; sloop Paskiog. Bo | Catharines; Fob 2s, of River Plate, Roscius, Howland, Ni, ol | sid sehes Bile 5 i A Heat, ni} Teta | ee. mpoken, doc. op bee pence i Robinson, J Lasts, | _ Ship Moi from NOrkonne for Bewinen, April 37 hr schrs Mary Ann (8r), Lang, Bal , 4 | Tents by Reo sion oe | sere Oertie Ramee ud 7 Olreaselin, Hatch, Rastport, 81d HT ghbip "Mary ¥ Cumnbelk” repcetat from NOrieann for toe | echt AM fs, B a April 27, of Toringna. | RAVANNAH, Mny6—Arrsbip Lana. Mason, > | thiy Gaietingeavitt, from RYork for NOrieans, May 7, Lut | Rostonsstn dlatrona: bark. Globe, Rodiagn, Glaago: | 3145, jon 72 Grom: i | Booket, Colina, maa; Lily, Fi bianca Bark Indya, penn, Irom New Ovlonne for Rio Jansiro, ship hamernida, Meldrum, Liverpcol, brig Amooaowack, O} A Honamis Ayam The Troy Wihig relates | *Binx'Patadin, Wivon, trem Baltmore for Monte:tdeo, atay | MATES May 8—Are rche Forrest, Perry, Rl 4 cago of Binding dead infant in fobs Poestonkili erosk. | G, uo lente beuring Wirral ee NSS aun bork Le Plats (new, of talem, 497 tae rowel Inquiry developed Ne fact that the mother of we clild | Bark avn Dorotheo, for Cy Polat, wis seon Mry 8, 15 snlieg | (rot Laveia, an ieiepraphes), @us, ache mM At ‘ Vhiladelyb' ‘was a davghter of the Wife of Wichaol Gillaghan, am’ thes Gillaghan was the fatie% Of the ebiid. The girl's nine won, Mary Jane Halpin, Cilaghan took away tho ohld be 4] Was hever geen aunty @UId "eag, He hes been ay~ segted. | a 7 ary Luerctia, May Jat 29 jon 7140, Rela Lanraretie. Bi ct | ; rig Lanter ee, parrielan, in Howton for Canlenas. May Rohr Rosamond, Owenr, from May 8, 15 wilige # of Cape iivary, ‘eroamboeo for Baliimore, | AUNTUN, May 7—01 ochre B Thrasher, Phil ade bias SIUM Padeltorne & 10 Mbaapeins Merk tuvecrs Wadia eer Chai, Cod WM Ea fork, Ol wl wi Boot, York "