The New York Herald Newspaper, April 24, 1860, Page 10

10 ne THE GREAT FIGHT TUE EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND. Writs for the Arrest of Heenan y ond Sayers. THE CAPTURE AND RELEASE OF HEENAN, ‘Tremendous Applause on the Dis- charge of the “Boy.” ABREST OF SAYERS, THE ATTEMPTED APRIL BOAX IN THE LONDON PAPERS, ae, ae, &o. Oar Londen Cerresponde: \. : Lonvon, April 7, 1869. Beeman Moved Again—Precautions for Stopping the “ Ex e@ursion Train” —An “April Fool” Hoaw— increase of the Odds—Eatracts from a Sporting” Paper—Mr. John Morrissey— Provabilities About te ht — Profits on Sale W Tickets, de. Beenan, like ‘‘Joe,” in Dickens’ ‘Bleak House,” seems estined to keep up a perpetual “move on.”’ Sinco I last ‘wrote you, warrants for the arrest of both parties, on ac- @ount of an anticipated breach of the peace, have been \¢ weed, and both have been obliged to use the greatest de gree of caution to guard themselves against arrest Heenan has moved again from his quarters near Bath, and tbey are both now said to be in quiet retreats, where the eye ofthe law cannot well tind them nor its arm each them, and ‘hey are industrioasiy at work preparing for the Hight, and are both said to be in elegant condition for tt Bor eeveral days pact, | learn from good authority, po: Remen haye been stationed for some taree miles on one of the railroads leading out of Loudon, and the one on which it was supposed the “excursion ttain’’ would pro Dabiy go, who have been furnished with a concerted set of signals, by which they could communicate all along to ‘Mee conetadies of the various counties through which the rate would pass, and to the one where it would etop, the fact of ite approach. But the “excursion” will not, proba- ‘Diy, take this route, and the fight will probably not take Plwce on the day named, not before it, but within two days after tne 16th of April. On Tuestiay no little excitemert was caused here among @be pairens of the ring and the backers of the men in the ternational combat’ by the genera! circulation of a weport, which gained general velief for a time, that the fight had actually taken place the day previous, aud that Sayers bad pet only defeated his adversary, but had Droken one of his lege. The Morning Star swallowed the story whole, and published a short report of the ight, some wag bad sent in to them, giving the particu jars of the round# which were not fought, and of several Witle incidents of the encounter, which did not occur. Tae ‘excitement caused by this imaginary resuit is a foretaste enly of that which will be exhibited when the real one is Keown. !t is almost needless to tell you that the stoty was an ‘April fool’ hoax. ‘Fhe odde in favor of Sayers are increasing, and two to ‘one bes been offered the past week without takers. Sul! there are not a few here among the backers of Heenan who exprese great confidence in him and a firm faith that be will win: and there is a considerable degree of belief tbat eome of the movements, which appear on the face of them to be unfavorable to Heenan, have been vesily made by his friends, who are quietly taking the edds. 1 cannot inform you better as to the state of feel- fog bere upon the coming fight than by giving you a cou- ple of extracts from the last number of the Sporting Life, which gives twice @ week ail the news it can gather in re. bation to the “great international contest.” The first ie in reference to the attempt to stop the fight, and is as {ol- dows :— Zs The isevue of warrants for the apprehension of Heenan ‘and Sayers in certain localities bas caused a sensation ia Dagilistie SS MPP UP sAsted even greaier Vigilance men. It affords us pleasure w state that both are by Me time beyond the reach of these it) devised and un- popular measures, fo that any positive interference with ‘he maich need not be feared. It is perfectiy outrageous thai a few provncial Dogberries thould be permitted to | <rfere with a contest of such international importance, Tre pe promeclves up asthe arbiters of taste through: PE mingueen, we woe 3! ere i Not A man, ‘womsn, er Child tn England at the present moment tuac Gore not wish to kee thisencounter brought to an tasue, ‘anderen thore who affect to abhor the principle of the P. R. secretiy long to witness a mill, but let their pens and, tongues play truant to thelr candor. The wildest rumors have been circulated as to how, when and where the fight shall come off, so as Yo obviate any hindrance, and some persons, bave expreeted an ‘insane belief that the combat’ will take place on board ahip. Itis needless to suy that ail there conjectures are groundiess in the extreme, for, al- hough the greatest precaution will be observed, it is’ not probable that the usual course in such affairs will be de Parted from. Should the magistrates sueceed in serving Weir processes upon either of the mon, there will be mothing leit but to abide by the law, as far as England is concerned, however overstrained and however perverted from ite original intention. The “ mill’? must and will come off The world shall not be disappointed in ascer- Tf i i 4 ~NEW oom, *’ 4h only half s dozen wiineeres. Tekeis wil! be | prominent anong whom wete Prince Albert and the edl- told. ‘sowever, at the unusual price whith 1 mentiened » | “TF of Bas Life, called out to him to keen his courage eat iD up. He retorted: ‘That's easier said than done.” "ou in my last letter (£8), and whether the fight comes | Heenan punched Sayers im the ribs so terrifically, that off or not, the combatants will each make a very “000 | the oshore-ch ie Landen Damehy 7 Fi S tot Btepper ‘ware ma thing” out of the sale. If the people who start to wit Spediaeat tan es and rapeened. tat Os nese the interesting amusementare “sold,” they mo8t | International 'unch , im compliment to this feat. pocket the lors, while Sayers and Heenan wil! pocket the Round Third—Time ‘Was Called and both men came up proceeds. The tickets wilt be ready for del very on I'ri Palmereton slily slipped a bottle of Si. Julien, day next, and already I learn that more than a thourand which bad been concealed under his coat tall, witn a corkscrew ready fixed im the cork, imto Heenan’s hands, Pamesbave been ‘booked’ for them. It will be a great relief when this long agony is over. aN Se 8 and the Boy drew the first claret. The crowd set up & great shout, which seemed to please Benicia better than it did Tom. Mr. Dallas, the American Minister, Low offered to bet two to one on the Boy, and the Jord Lien- tepantof Ireland at once took him up. Tom showed great rage, and struck the Boy with a large club, which knocked bim d Round Fourth,—The combat now became really must cal. ‘The brass band near Benicia struck up Yankee Doodle, and the one by Sayers, at the samo moment, Rule Britany Sayers now went at Heenan in earnest and hit bim under the right eye, and bruised it 80 that Boy had to get excused, and goto an "gebop, about a querter of a mile distant, and get some court plas- ter pat on it. Ween he came back he wicked, Sayers out of the ring, snd a Way through the crowd. Hound Fifth.—The ‘Setting Was now at odds in favor of the Boy, Sayers said he was tired, and propored to flip up cents and thus decide the contest. Heenan would not consent to this; bat young Prince Alfred, in order to stimulate Sayers and keep his courage up, took him round to acorner grocery and treated him, aod he came back feeling better. m Tom got back, George Peabody, the London banker, entered the ring with him, and held a emetiing bottle up to Tom’s nose. The Roy knocked Sayers down, and as he fell he yit Peaboby and knocked him down too. Round Sizth—The seconds of Sayers stated that it looked like raining, and unless the men should hurry they might get wet. Benicia said he dkin’t care. Jt was ar- ranged that there should be no more pretending to strike when they were not gto, and that they showd not Godge each other’s blows. They wrestied, and both fell together, neither of them hurt. Round Seventh.—Before beginning this round the Boy went into ® store and got weighed. He turned the scales only at 172, having lost twenty-three pounds since the be- ginuing of the fight. Being so much lighter, he became more active and lively, and sprang upon Sayers with the agility of a cat, bearing him down to the ground. T omit the details of ‘the next twenty-two rounds, for fear the Atlantic telegraph wil! break down before I can get them over, and come at once to the round which de- cided the contest. Thirtieth and last Round.—As soon as they entered the ring, the Boy brought his two flat hands together, one on each side of Sayers, and reduced the British champion to f stato of jelly, in which unhappy condition he was borne from the field, The American eagle then spread herself. ‘The Benicia Boy bas been offered the choice of several principalities, four popular hotels, an admiralty in the Kureian navy, and the situation of fighting editor on the London times. He declines them ail, preferring to enter upon public life a different way, and will to. morrow morp- ing run for Parliament on the Newmarket course. A COMPLIMENTARY SCPPER TO HEENAN. A complimentary supper was given to Heenan Inst evening, after the fight, when a number of letters from distinguished men were read. Much digappointment was expressed at the absence of the Hon. Horace Greeley from the fight, as it was thought that ke might have given Heenan some useful bints on bome protection, * ‘A long letter from Gen. James Watson Webb, was re- ceived. The upehot of it was, that the true way to fight was to avoid fighting. James Gordon Bennett, Feq., wrote simply that he did not write for apythivg bezides the HeRaLp, except the Mew York Ledger, and, therefore, he could not send them a letter. Judge Douglas cent a long essay on squatter area ty; but Beenan and Sayers both seid they would prefer to fight anytime rather than read it. Ab express freight train of thirteeen cars arrived loaded exclusively with a letter from GovernorfWise, in which his Excellency stated that it was the eleventh of the same length which he had written that day. Henry Ward Beecher wrote a very brief note, recom- mending to Heenan to use & Sharp’s ritte. Skunk Hutchinson wrote that he would serve one side and cheat both for twenty shillings apiece. - Lieutenant General Scott sent bis compliments to Hee- pan, recommending bim a hasty plate of soup before be- gipning, and a stout heart through the fybt. ‘Wm. H. Seward sent a letter in bie own hand, warmly |. urging Heenan to stick to the Hyer iaw,and Sayers would fare ae Yenkee Sullivan did. A letier from Charles A. Dana, Eeq., was recieved. lt was written in German. Heenan handed jt to the Dutch Minister, who translated {:,and informed Heenan that i wae a request for a sketch of bis life for the new Oy clopedia. THE CAPTURE AND RELEASE OF “BENICIA BOY.” (From the Manchester Exammer, April 9 } Doring the whole of Friday evening Heenea held a “levee” in Mr. Buiton’s (head constable’s) office, and bad the honor of introduction to some of the leading gentle- men of Derby. There was also a large mob outside, wbo gratitied their curiosity by looking at ihe gas lights. On Saturday morniog Heenan was brought up before Dr. Heygate. He was represented by Mr. 8. Leech, froma the office of Mr. Gamble. There were also reveral of his friends present, who had arrived that morning by mail tram from London. The members of tho ‘‘fourth estate” were also in great force. . Mr. Whiston, magistrate’s clerk, addressing Heenan, exid—You, Jobn Heenan, are brought here on the information of Jobn Shaw, who says, from information tbat he has received, namely—that a prize fight ‘s likely to take place in the county of Derbys between Thomas Sayers and John Heepan, and that a is likely to cecur in the said county, he requires that the aii John Heevan, who !s now residing at Long Eaton, in the said county, may be required to find sureties for good be- wer for the preservation of the public peace for six months. Mr. Leech, addressing Dr. Heygate, caid be appeared on the part of Heenan, baving been requested to do 89 by several gentlemen of the town. He (Heenan) request- ed him to state that he bad never broken the Foy in this country, and Had no inten! of 80 doing. is true he might bave made use me harsn language, Dut it was done in the excite! of his capture, when his passions would patarally be aroused. But when they considered that he bad been “hunted,” as it were, owt of eight counties, and his opponent, Sayers, was allowed to go on with the im- punity, Le did teel sore at the treaument he was receiv- wg. It at any time he made use ef expressions that he cught not to bave dove he was sorry for it. Two re- spectable gentlemen of the town were present to give bail for his good bebavior, and it would be for the gistrates to fix the amount. The amount was always ded by the station in life of the parties called upon to find it, and be begged to inform the bench that in Ame- rica Heenav carriei on the trade of a blacksmith. He hoped the bench would not assess the bail at a large amount Mr. Whiston (magistrate’s clerk) gaid the bench had srreed to take Heenan’s own recognizance of £50 and twe sureties of £26 each, (Loud applause followed this an- nouncement ) He would aleo add that the authorities bad no teeling in the matter beyond the preservation of the public peace. The Leicestershire Inspector of Police said he wished Heenan to understand that if he or Sayers came into bis county and broke the peace, they would be taken. Mr. Fox, chief constable—It extende to every — in Fog- land. “Mr. Leech—But they cannot now interfere with Mr. Heenan in any county unless he breaks the peace. His sureties were then signed, and Heenan left the court with his friends. A great crowd assembied outside the hall, and remained there for several hours. Heenan was quietly taken the back way, through Mr. Hilton’s house, and acab being in readiness, be drove off with his friends, intending to leave for London by the next train. Great praice is due to Mr. Hilton, head constable, for his kind treatment of the celebrated pugilist, and also for meeting the wishes of & Jarge pumber of the inhabitants who were anxious to have an interview with this would-be champion of the world. At an early hour on Saturday morning, an Ameri- can artist was buty taking a sketch of the Town Hall, Mr. Hilton's house, the lock-up, Heenan and Mr. Hilton, &c. [From the Bell’s BO In our first edition we stated that Heenan had been arrested at Trent Lock, near Derby, and conveyed to the lock-up in that town. After that eaition had gone to press we learned that Mr. Faiklaund had sot been with Heeaan fora fortnight It is clear, therefore, that he could not have advised the Benicia Boy to take his sudden journey into Derbysbire; and it is equally clear to us that “The Boy”’ himself cannot be censui for the selection of his quarters, a8 he must have been mainly dependent upon his attendants in this matter, and, moreover, cannot have any intimate knowledge of the country, Jack Macdonald has since calied upon us; he says he left Derby on Friday night, and travelled al! night to set himself right with us and the public. He dectares he eelected Treat Lock ag being on the borders of turre counties—Nottingham Darby THE and Leicester—and withiu easy accese of any of them. Colonel Fremont wrote Heenan to give Sayers Jessie. He and ‘s friend had taken sueh precautions as [Here our despatch was abruptly broken off, the cable they thonght would render everything perfectly | failing to work.) safe, and had employed a fellow to sound the polica, and ascertain what was the feeling, and whether anything bad been done or was intended to be done. This felow, whoee expenses were paid, and who had re- ceived all sorts of presents, declared positively that all was right ; apd itnow turng out that he had played into the hande of the police, and it was through him alone that the officers obtained information as to Heenan’s whereabouts. Trent lock, it seems, is the place where Dick Hall and other Notfingham men, including Bendigo, Path¥ Watt should have been selected. We are giad, for the sake of all parties, that this matter is cleared up, and we are pleased at being able to express our opinion that neither of the men, nor their friends, has had hand in the busine The warrant was originally issued in Leicester shire. We have great pleasure in gratifying a request of SHIPPING NEWS. Port of Sew Yor. *=-0 92 1980 GLEARBD. Ship Zove, Fullerton, Quebec—Delano & Capen. Sbip North Atlantic, Graves, St Jobn—G P & P ¥ Lunt. Ehbip EG Barney, Barney. Apalaohico!a—R Poet. Bark Celestia, Hawes, Cadiz Bark Cherokee, Hopkins, Charleston. tacong and a Mr. Falkland in stating that the rumor ag to Heensa’s'| BH Joby Boyton, His takt—J M Beokh, arrest having been caused by Tom eee or his friend@, | & td an ony Hinchey ert de-Leabe—- Hinsley did not emanate from him or fromany of Heenan’s party, Brig Irene. Hal), Aux Cayes—K unbardt & Co. all of whom have the highest opinion of Tom Sayers, and } Brig Harriet, Congdon, Turks Isiands—H J & C A Dewalt, bates hum wrt noepale of puch codec Eu Beam Ecuceteste 22 Fate Brig Sout, Stickney, Galreston—D C Murray. Brig G Bayles, Noyes, 8t Marki Karl & Co. THE ATTEMPTED ARREST OF SAYERS. ieitclige! Bt ari eeaicpe Bae £0. ; Brig Tannet [From the London Chronicie, April 10.} vk Captain Foster, chief constable of the Isle of Ely, in an | Schr RRe DA. 2 rane, Ata axe Miller & Houghion. a. ine (Br), Marvell, Helifax—H official report to the quarter sessions, states -— wass—D KR Dewolf Having receved information that a prize fight was about to take piace in the Isle cf Ely I made application to the Whittlesey bench, with the view to have the intended com- batante bound over to keep the peace. The warrants Chase. were granted. (ne enperintendent was despatched to ‘Sehr Garland, Parsons, Machise-—Simpton & Mayhew. ae to apprehend John Heenan, the American oop Baryon! orve, rrov lense Uinaier- pean Pugilist, who had left. before the arrival of the officer, | Slcop Apolio, Freeman, New London—Master. Sloop Phenix, Shepherd, New Haven—Master. ARRIVED. Another superintendent was sent to into custody Thomas Sayers, the Eoglis! wmarket to take Ay Sage He re taining the relative prowess o{ these champions of the two hemigpheres Some extraordinary expedition or ex- wareion may be rendered necessary; but, at all events— and we epeak advised!y—tbe men will fight, even though they bave to form th rena’’ on the the apex of sir. Albert S aito’s littie ann Mout Blanc. Speaking seri eusly, however, the backers of Sayers and Heenan are regoluicly determtnea to bring their men to the mark, mot only on account of the large sums involed, butin defer- ence to the wishes of nearly all vigorous, manly-minded people of the New and Uld World, The cext is a bit at Mr. John Morriesey, who, it seems, Ja looked upen with a little euspicion on account of his ex. Bibition of anxiety for Sayers’ success. This is it. It omer in the form of a communication to the Sporting Life~ ‘Em—The glove trial, in which it ie said Ike Baker bad the felicity of drabbing the Benicia Boy, cannot, in my epixion, warrant the conclusion at which many of the Sriends of Sayers have arrived—that they may now freely aad safely lay any odde on him. A few there are since the trial who have bet flye to one that Tom will defeat the Boy in less than ten rounds. They bave predicted the eafety of their investment upon the account which you gave of the bout with the‘ buifs’ in the barn. How- ever much I may be anxious that our valiant champion may strip the laurels trom Heenan’s brow and set them Diaziug on his own, I do not feel justified in making the iris) referred to a criterion of his certain suvcces im as contest with the “ bunch of tives’? It may or it may not be true that Ike was the best man in the barn battle. Hoeenan’s friends claim the yio- Sory over this third-rate English boxer. But as you have Yeeponsible authority tor your publication of that littie event, I feel inclined to believe that Ike did come off ‘firet best.” Let no one, however, be driven from his proprie'y by that occurrence, no matter in what way il resulted. There may be & metnod in this private affair mot comprehended in the philosophy of a goodly number. I am rery suspicious of all such agreeable accomm). ationg, and view many matters that are transpiring with reference to the mill with, perhaps, a super- abundant caution, Absit invidia For the life of me I cannot comprehend Mr. J. Morrissey’s peculiar affec- ton for tbe Englieh cham: ‘8 succese—his fligety Bnxiety to put Tom up to Heenan’s mode of fighting— weach bm ea “thing or twa’ that must lead to the Gefeat of nis brother Yankee. J would not for the world regtrict the members of the fancy in their hospitality o the 160 strangers from Yankeedom who have re- Sently found their way hither to enjoy the great sight. Bat Y would mort respectfully intimate to some of them, who ecem to be affected with the diarrhea of tattling, that their overweening desire to haye Sayers conquer their gallant bg bese oftensive, and looks 80 much dike treason to their national obligations as to excite our Surprise apd disgust. Mr. M., however, may care but Ettle about the national character of the contest, and, Tike many of our own istic heroes, may have ‘some pertonal feeling to gratify. Yet, asa looker on in Lon- don, I cannot but regard the course pursued by some of our Yankee “ cousing and brothers,’ as well as by some of our mative ‘‘ pugs,”’ as open to criticism and cangure. I trust that Sayers will have az litt!e to do with the gen tlemen from the “t'other side of Jordan,” as bon sistent with hospitality, and by no means be influenced by their advice. Above all things, they should have no foreigner to act in any way for them in the ring. If these Americans be allowed any active part im the preliminaries, or be engaged in any responsible wapacity during the fight, (so far as Sayers’ fluty and in- dorest are concerned.) should he win, it wil? be at'ribu- ted, no doubt, to their timely interference; should he ove, to their chicane. If Mr. Heenan can find Englishmen to do the emall work he may require, let him @ bo account be impertiaently interfered with, especiai- dy if he feels himself independent and safe in their pa- Sriotic Keeping. But for the sake of comer pas ational ‘feeling, hope Sayers’ friends will politely eechew all foreign help. | This I write without intend! 3 the Teast ‘ot to Mr. Morrissey and his immediate friends, who should be thanked for their good intentions; but, at the ramo time, they should be made to understand that their sesistance, under the circumstances, would be alike de- trang bog them and to oureelvee. It is very cheering to Sayers pursues the even tenor of his Apiat se pugna. ‘ough it is a liberal sentiment, ‘May beet man win,” I cannot heip Adding to it, by way of xplicitness, and may ‘the best man be Tom Sayers.”’. After all the expressions of assurance on the part of the eporting papers and the stakeholder, 1 think it by no means improbable thaé the police will succeed in prevent- ing the fight on the day when the combatants first meet, and In preventing it at allin public. That it will take Place there is no doubt, but it may fake place in a private ports as follows :—“Mr. Benyon was in the town, but Steamship Tammonia (Ham), Schwensen, Hamburg, via refused t backthe warrant, stating that tt was a siretch of ihampion April 10, 7. PM, with mdse anit 420 passengers, power: the man had ccmmulted mo offence; as chicf magistrars | ¢ Kunbardt & Co. Arrived st Sandy Hook at 11 AM, and off Kelantan Ria mcg toe nell | Se Pact et a ga ee eee aad Newmarket. Treturned to Ely, being powerless. 1 did | GATEO,Of ,steamebip, Borussia. ‘ 15n 5655. pagoed brig North ern Belle; 224, 1at 40 87. lon 69 $3, passed steamahip Edinburg, hence for rh and 19th, 20th, and 2lat, experienced a heavy ale from WHY, Steamenip Coiumbia, Berty. Charleston, 49 hours, with mdse nd pascenzers, to Spofford, Tileeton & Co. 22d inst, 9 AM, cit Cape Loawons, sigoallzéd aveasnatip Marion, bedce, for not see Sayers, but no more nolice is taken of him in the place than of any other man.’ THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH REOPENED. FIRST NEWS OF THE GREAT FIGHT—THE BENICIA Charleston; 25a, 11 AM, passed bark Casco, of New York, BOY VICTORIOUS—EXCLUSIVE DESPATCH TO THE | bound N. : NEW YORK LEDGER. ‘Bea: Chceapenke, Crowell. Portland, with mdee and {From our Special Corresponpent.] Lompox, Aprii 13; 10 P. M., 1860. ‘Your offer of fifty thousand pounds to have the Atlantic telegraph reopened, if it could be done in season to for- ward you the first and exclusive intelligence of the great international contest, has proved su 1 just in sea- gon, the firet communication with De Santy, at Trinity Bay, having been made ai six o'clock this morning. I send you, therefor, the first news of the great combat which leaves the shores of England. At a quarter past six I wae informed of this favorable reeult by # note from thowresident of the company. Tbe note was bronght to me on asilver talver by Lord Palmereton. Breathless from haste and heated with excitement, .the noble Jord, as be rushed into my aparimenta, stumbled over Lord” John Russell, who, knowing my rooms to ve the headquarters, bad requested permirsion (0 sieep on the floor, near the door,soas to get a the pews, and know how to bet, and bad not yet waked from passengers, to Bb 0. Bafk Maury, Pani, Amoy. Jan 22, with teas &c, to A A Low & Bros. Passed Avjier Feb 23, Cape Good Hope March 4; crossed the Equator aprill. Have bad light winds the entire presage: bave not furled s royal since ee Amoy until on taking 8 pilot; eince then bave bad strong NE winds Passed anjier in company witb ship Florence Nightingale, for Callao, Feb 10, let 9 69, spoke Br abip Juanpore, from Macao for Lon- don, March 9. Jat 30 06 8, lon 1215 K, signalized Br ship Robert Henéerson, from Whampoa for London; 90th, lat 2228, ion sie W, ep Br ship Flying Cloud, from London for Monte video. Bark Rdward Hill (of Newburyport), Arey, St Jag, 20 daye, with sugar and melado, to master Brig PC Warwick (of Bul imore), Lanfare, Rio Javeiro, 49 days, whb coffee, 10 F D Morgan,’ Haw experieieed beary weniber. Schr British Queen (Br), Johnson, Nassau, NP, 8 daya, with fruit, to.J Eveas, Schr Arn Elizabeth (81), Phioney, St Andrews, NB, 10 day with Inth, to HJ & CA Dewalt. ‘Schr Potection, Davise Machias, 10 days. Sehr Cherub, Bailey, Gardner, 2 dase. his slumber. Lord John, as he ruobed his eyes, evident chr Onward, Prencomd, Sullivan, 10 days. ly yet half asleep, shouted at the top of his voice, ‘Three Schr Goverror, C! ston, 4 days. chcers for Sayers!’ “Three cheers for Sayers!’ And ae ae Ibe Gionciater 5B as the exclamation escaped him a second time he came Rebr P Bilzabet nonseaier. fairly to his sens, and Jooking up at Palmeggton, who be knew had been betting heavily with Lo ‘apoleon on Heenan, be felt deeply mortified, and apologized, say- ing he was half asieep and dreaming when he screamed Sehr Mary P Matar, Wheeler, (ionzester, $ dave, Schr Lalinh Rookh. Crane, Weellieet. 3 days. Schr Nathalie! Chase, Desne, New Bedford. et Tourgee, Provider £0. Palmerston drew me aside and said, in a whisper, ‘The Tine ig open; we can make a bundred thonsend pounds Yet by getting bets from the United States, after the fight shall bayo been decided, and before they know the re- Bull I told bim T should like the money a¢ well ag he would, but that your orders were that I suould have nothing to do with the betting, as you disapproved of the practice. He looked disappointed at first, but remarked a moment afterwards that he would not offend you om any account. He then said, “Let us etart.”’ Lagreed I and Palmersion immediately got into private coach and drove round to Heenan’s training quarters, and took bim in ; and in five minutes we were tairly on the road to the fighting ground. Innumerable policemen, as we drove past them, sbovted, “* Good luck w you,” and most of them volunteered to protect us if we were assailed. e In a sbort time we reached the place. I got out first, then Heenan, and then Paimerston. #We marched up to the ring, all abreast, and arm in arm—TI on the right, Heenan in the middle, and Palmerston on the left. Sayers came up and shook hands with us, and his se- conds did the same. Palmerston then went back to the carriage, and wok from the top of it @ osdar pole about thirty-five feet. long, sbarpened at the butt, and tied the American flag to the little end, and then stuck the big end into the ground, about six feet north of the ring. A large bull was then led up by Disraeli, one of Sayers’ time keepers, and tied to the flag staff. The whole crowd a sent up listy cheers for John Bull and Brother Jona- an. ron. y, Alpany for New Bedford. et 2 days, SaRLED Ships Swordfish, Hone Kong; Ril Jobn Bengon, Ponce, PR; and others. Wind during the day SW, light. Telegraph Marine Reports. HIGHLANDS, April 23, suneet—One bark 8 of Highlanca bound in. Wind §, light BANDY HOOK, Apri 23. sensei—Ne inward beand vessels Weight, Ship Ellen. A usin, tor Liverpool, cleared te bar at 11:18 AM. Wind BW, light; weather eloudy. FORT LAFAYRTTE. a 23, savset—No inward boand vesseladn sight, Wind W, ght: weather cloudy. Miscellancous. STEAMSHIP AMERICA, at Boston {rom Liverpool, was ia con- tact with echr Star, Brookings. from for ‘Gardiner, at 12:80 yesterday morning, of Bird Ieland. The Star had bow stove, and both maste and jioboom carried away. Wnrate Snir Canavan. Bragg. irom Tabi, of and for New Bedford, was at Montevideo, March 1. condemned—no further particulars. The C bas been from home 3%¢ years, and has taken but 67 bbia ep and 6) do whol and it is stated had she arrived home would have She was valued when she sailed trom bome, witb 0 000;and fosared im New Bedtord for $14,000, A ship was seen off Siciy Irlan¢s on 2d inst on fir®. She was apparently an Am cotton ship. Her masts were all gone, and re BriG 8¥ Foam, &t Baltimore from Matanzas, night of Lith Inst, in Bampton Boggs, was run toto by echr Dashaway: lost $33,000, if, at $34 i ACCOUNT, OF THE FIGHT. Tn a few moments it was announced that all was ready. aye and martingsle, and started catwater; on Thurstay The Ben'cia Boy entered the ritig, went good naturedly off Thomas Point, was in run into by ® propeller, Up to Sayers and shock hance eth Rime. ond down, and bad ail aud chanpiates carried Before gveing you the details of the fight, Tiiay as well relieve your impatient curiosity ‘by stating that after thirty rounds the Benecir Boy conquered, and Sayers, three hours before the proud and boastful champion England, was carried home ina common water bucket, a mere maas of jelly. ‘The number of spectators preeent ia estimated, by care- eaican tana Se are iy ol to eleven sad a quarter millions, besides if and Palmerston. But to the fight. ides m r Round Firs.—Heenan seized a fifty-six pound Bric Canoxt, from Darien for Havana (before reported), waa wrecked on Long Bank lsh ult She had s cargo of Tumber and ebingles. which was sold at public auction a: Nas- fauion the Bab for $400. The ull waa wold st tbe same time for Bric Guosk, Hughes, of snd from Pbitadelphia. bound to Buenos Ayres, putinis Bermida on tbe sreungot 13 uit ia ciety before reported), encoun! a gue een ioeusnd when betes oct, wed sprany viaak, which bas kept the pumps going ever since. PackER—It will be recollected that it Ei Scr AL Pa Opet weight, from the counter of a neighboring gro- way, of the achr A L Packer reported that los, and slruck Sayers equarely tn ‘tho face.” It | tet sed eat of the Seatee Boy: win two ment were aver han, Gestroyed Sayers’ | countenance ; nothing } hin, Iteeems he was picked up by the boat, and the whole but the back site of his head was left; but Sayers | inece made their way tacely to Horton's TL with only said it did not hurt him in the least. He fell, however, | one oar, through © Reavy sea. They , O%, OD merely through compliment to Heenan, and to saye ex: | Friday. §0 the only person lost by the collision le Frank eerines ie 'SOCRDA ot he: Seba DA tobe SS aca) icibtete vaperotadhne’ aa tog Sah telegray 5 Round Second —The two champions, as they came to | Bar, NO, bas been floeted of, after throwing overboard some the scratch, leaped over each other's heads. a ae caught bis foot in the rope and fell, but Heenan be!ped 7 foun Bata Prox, Gardzer, from Providence for Jackson- vile, pat into Norfolk 2b inst for repairs, baving lost jibbooms gad centre board, and =i} enlla, Curing @ beavy blow on tae nigh of ibe 112, him up and kindly inquired be aidn’t want to strike him. Sayers answered with a blow, which knocked bim half out of the ring. Tom looked bing, Sia backers, Bonn Dasoone Wars, Benseit, at Charleston tre Reckport, bea beck. oul seus, Gammaged rigging wee blown of! the ecast for 22'daya. Hewrsreap, 8 County, LI A) 21—About tea days agnscme 200i abiegles were found ‘onthe bosch bear Now inlet apparontty fret the wreck or disabling of some vessel unknown. bey have been brought to the main and. Bompay, March 18" he Santiago, Eames, from Boston, ar- rived bere Feb 29, with loss of topgaiantmaata, salle, riggiDg, quarter boat &c, in a cyclone, off the Island of Rodrigues. Wrivourme, Feb i7—A. portion of the cargo of the Marille, which tour fire bere Dec Sh, hse drifted on shore on ihe beagh esr the place w! ‘Was scuitied. ‘The ship recently built by Turner Foster at Medford bas been porebased by, Capt Welsman, of Cwarleston, BC. Sbe will be called the and tall from thet pect, aad weal be commanded by Capt William Cuahing, ste of the abip Na- olen, "nee ns et RT oa ee m placed tpen the Sow and Pige ledge, Vineyard bound. aed val Femain an that siaion until ibe Ving; ard Sound lighiverse! i repaired. ‘The Belief ie echr rigged. with red ball st each masthead, bull painied red. with “nelief’’ in white letters on exc side She will show every 3! from sunriee to sunset, two fixed tee oN order of ihe Lightbowee Board way WEL ANG ITB, Com /ANGTON SMITH, Com UN. TigMoowee inspector 24 Diotrict, Beaton, April 21, 1860. ‘Whalemen. Sld from New Bedford 21st, abip Williem & Henry, Parsoos, Pacific Ocean. Off and on at Talosbusno 10th ult, chip Hamblin, FH, 180 @0. Off St Felix Feb 11, Archer, Seth, 184 bie oil since iaat report In Bartbolomew Bay, Lower California, Feb 10, Fortune, Lester, 250 bb's; Moctezuma, Tinker, NB, nothlog. in Scammon’ Pieb, NL, 9 whi larmony, Kirby, Hon, 17 do; Lark. . bios, he oe do; Delaware, Kenworthy, do, 9 do; Victoria, ch A letter from Capt Steen, of bark Pauling, NR, reports ber st cutrmen's Lagoon, const of CaLifornia, Feb'28, with 400 bois ‘engon. A lever irom Capt Aldrich, of bark Leonidas, NB, reporis ber at Loando, Africa, Feb 3. with 470 bbls of! al} told, bound Srp whaimg’and hrimpbacking. Expects to be at 8 Fevens in Nov next, A letter from Capt Swift, of ship Cheree, of FB, reports her in Feammon’s Lagoon Feb 23, witS 360 bbls ofl taken there. Reporte, Ripple, Morgan, NL. 500 bbls, and gone to sea; Lela- ware, Kenworthy, do, $2 do, dodo: Harmony. of do 690 do, do: Lark, Perking, 1.800 do, do;, Tempest, , 49) Pauls, Steen. NB, 38) do: ‘New Rogland, Hempstead. NY. 480 do.’ The Sharon was under way for the Bandwich A letter from on board isbip Oemulgee, Greene of Edgar reports ber in Mathamel Bay coset of Calfornia, Feb 12, ing taken 150 bble ap snd 300 do ripsaek of! aince leaving Sandwich lslande. be the 3 A letter from ou board bark Oblo, Barrett, NB, reports ber im Turtle Bay Feb 7, having taken 325 bbls sp oll the past month. Spoken, &, Ship Flora Southard, Webb, from Key West for Bremen, April 2 lat 49, Jon rk’ Tesian btar. Young, from Galveston for Liverpool, April 18, lat 85, lon 74 38. Brig Sarah Elizabeth was seen Apri! 7, off Cape Antonio. ‘Bch Margie Bell, bound 8, april 9, 7'AM, off the Capes of ints, Foreign Ports. Axprossam, April 3—arr E Z, Hodges, Liverpool. Axtwerr, April 4—8ld frow ‘Flushing, kdw Stanley, Nich- ola, NOrleans; 6th, Avgnsta, Martinolich, and sir Roberi Peel, Larrabee. NYork ADEN, Murch 16—814 H M Hayes, Eliott, omange ann (Pu), April 4—8id 17 Mal, Falnenberg, Wilmington, BRouwEnseaven, April 4—Sid Jeverland, Stelimann, N York, ft, Sir Jobo Franklin, Lelar do. pasa a BREMERHAVER, April l—Aarr New York (¢), Von Senten, Wkorks Chins, Schwarz, NOrleans; 34, Ocean Bride, Burgess, ‘eeton. vit anchor off Imaum 24, Leontine, Deetjen, from Richmond, re Buigize, April 681d Annie Robertson, Batty. NYork. Banceiona, March 6—Arr Nneva Teresa, Bolivar, Mobile. Brake, Narch $1—Arr Jazus, Bonje, NYork. 5 Bonnar, Feb 28—Arr Boston (ees Miace! Mogul, Spconer, London. March 6, Babine, Hendee, do; 10!) Cows, april 4-8ld Wm Chamberlain, Knapp, Charleston. Caxpirr, O'’Bries, Vi Li ‘April 8—Arr Mary 4 . Liverpool. Sid 3d, Charles, Detke, NYork; 4th; Lammergier, Coffin, Cal: lao; Revere, Rocko, 4 Garcerta, Feb2>_—Arr Wizard. Woodside, Hong Kong. Cid Feb 28, Ocean Rover. Briard, Mauriti h, Burling. ton, Howes, Cbixa; 2th, Miles Mandieh, Gardner, NYork; 2h, Undaunted, Freetian, ‘London; Mareb 2, Gertrude, Halles, auritive. Drat, April 9-Arr Burmab, from Rotterdam for New York (and snchored 81d from the Motherbank 4th Pembroke, Ward, NYork. Daktuovutn, April 5—Put into the roads, bark Amanda Spear, Cooper, fom NOrleans for Amsterdam Paseed down ‘channel 5th, Crystsi Palsce, Hammond, for Boston. Duxworg, East, April 3—Ships Ariel, De'azo, and Constitu- tion, Biagins, from Liverpool for NOrleans, landed their Chan- nel pilots here this day, and proceeded. Fsimovrk, April 5—Off, sostrene, Clausen, New York for a cape! Jane D. Cooper, Cooper, from Baia- via, very leaky. Gtascow, April 5Slé Compromige Child, New York. S14 from the Clyde 4th, New Empire, Randall, Matanzas; Harvest, Loring, New Orlesns; Drummond, Singspore. Hovrivan, Apl S-Arr lonian, Wade, Apalsehicola for Liverpool. Sid 8¢, africa, Jordan, Cardiff. Haunvgc, Ap) 2~Arr’ Joba vertram, Knudeen, NYorr. Sid 26, Eleonore and Jane, Stebr. NOrleans; 6h (from Cuz’ baren), Sir & Peel, Ji NYork. Bpierionr. Ap)5--8ld Diedrhh Pentzien, Voss, NTork: Helo. ried, Niemann, Phils; Wapells, Cain, Boston; Cadzaadria, Oomkens, do Bavre, April S—Azr Jas L Bogert, Conway, Mobile; Arnie Siee, fise, do: Alma, Baker, New Orleaos’ albus, Nelson, ith, Vandsrbilt (e), Lefevre, NYorg; ih. Cerra Charleston; Gordo, Randall, NOriesve: Omar }ashe, Percy, Savannah. In the roada 5th, Minot from Mobile. Sid 4th, F B Cutting. Pos', NYork; Gutrenburg, Weeks: Jno Bancock, Coffin, and Gambri, Perry. NUrleans, Fenny tern, | ce, Cardiff and do: J W White, Ur; and Lawren .. “Hudson; Dephne, Havener; Arn, Deering; Go Gio- ver; Charles Sprague. Pike, and Portland, Lea’ . witt, Cardi Diatoe: Bib, Coldee S35, MAUI So, SE MSRNS Sab an Clad Gertoania, Shields and Rio Jane'ro; NYork; Mari Townsend NewYork; Priscilla, Newton, 4b, Wim Fi ham, Sieteon. New rabfield, Torrey, NOrieans; asia, Duncen, Apale Sib, Othello, Greenough, NUrieans; Oregon, ' Porter, 4x, April_2l—Arr steamship Vigo, Liverpool via eenstovin for NTOPK hort of soa) LaiveRroou, April 4—Aarr Judith, Brown, NOrleans; Ham- ber, Lenrerion, Mobiie; E.A Soulard, Sule, Serannab; Ct of Belsimore (as), ¥ ork, Nova Sootiia (es), Poriiand. Alao arr (probably Sth), Evening Btar, Jones, NOrleans; South. erner, Bulle, Ba ; Hereypa, Johnson, Mobile. ‘obo Bright, Cutting, from N York; Wanais, Renry tiem Mobil ery. fobile. fd ain, dane Parger, Nichols, and Wabash, Barnes, Havens; JJ Ratborn, Kobipaon, jax; beth Hull, Hill, Autwecp; Ocean Star, Brown, NOrleans, Amelia, acKeazie. ‘and Metro olis, Forter, Charleston: Pioneer, Child, chy Point; Stephen Hotebkies Mulford; New World, Knight, and cyte, Thomas NYoik; Brandywine, Preble, Boston; bth, Clty of Broo Chste, nud Grace Ross, Peadieton, NYork: Gertrnée, Doate, StJobh, NB; Henry duck, Griffin, Cily Polat; Vacie Jos, Piadhaie, do, Anns, Tuthil, Havana; @h, B Grey, Goodwia, Bespey (id 84, Colombo, Bte wart. Charleston; J & Parsons, Crowell, wor: We Eee? Sent te ry ie Pidler, Pal " Tr} , . Palermo ae 0; Columbus, Heworn Boetea; Guivor Pujaam, Say:h, ‘aleutta. Buiout dh, Macaulay, Rogers, Baltimore; Calliope, Good- win, Bosion Westera Ubiet, Wording, Melbournsand Gee- long: Thoe Jefferson, Smith,’ NOriean: and City of Baltimore (se), Petrie, NYork; Vanguard, Norton, Go ent Maren 29 for NOrieaze), Sh, Hortensis, atkins, Phils delphia; Muscopgus, Carter, Urons adt. ‘Lonnox, April 4—Arr Java, Daggett, NYork (and eat ont. wards to return Sth). Ent out 4th, Jacob A Stamler, Young, NYork; Criterion, Harding. Port Philtp. Cid 4ib, John Henry, French Cardiff and United States, 8id from Gravesend tb, Nankin, Hong Kong Mresiva, March 2;—arr Roiliog Wave, Knquist, Marseilles. (7 24h, Grand Mester, Pinekney, Horton; zh, Annie Grant. jeata, do Mavrines, Feb 10—Arr Culloma, Etsssm, Turtle Istand: 2iet, Bt Bervaré, Browne. Calents; J'O Humphreys, uence 4 yres; Calcutta, York. Bosphorus Pendieton, Loadon: , Boston: Fanny Baek, Crockett, N York ib); 26th, Forest Val per. Loudon reported arr 28d); 2th, James Littlefield, Yotter, Bos- won; * Lucy A Mekele, Nickels, NYork; Fed ist, Joha Koox, Ginn, Bumbuldt; 24, Chantilicn, Boumin, San Franc's co: 18th, Mery Whitridge, Creasy do Cid Feb 16th, hem ‘reeman. Quam. Old Jan 26th, Pierre, Soalie, Ssn Franciseo; 2th, Wi'liam, Berry, Guam; 28th, Montmorenei, Stinson London; F Julis G'tyler’ Lowry, Callao: Ut Si i ‘Caliso: 13th. Oriental, Osgood, Crowel), Callao, ‘Newcasie, April 4—Cid Palmersion, Breuses, NYork. Newront, Apri) 4—Arr Jobn Henry, Carver, Liverp20l for NOrleane. Sic 4h Windsor Forest, Curtis, Mobile. Newcastie, NSW, Jan 18—Bld ‘Sebastopol, NeGreth, San Francisco; Feb 5th, Progressive #ge, Holmes, Shanghse. Puymourn, April7—Put in, Gallego, Washburn, fram St He Jena for » ondon. PorTsMoUTH, April 4—SId Cansda, Torjusen, NYork; Chee Noribeote, Anerson, and Fergus, Wooit, do, New ‘York, Dewhurst, Charleston. . peentaNn, April 4-8id Kate Huater, Healey (from Havre), RVEDR. QreENstowN, April $—Arr Sparkling Sea, Ryder, Mazat: lan nd ec 4m for Liverpool): Acbens, Marti, condon for York, with small pox on board; Sth Marthy Kidesut Morme, Moule, eld Sh, Feimsre, Haite'd, NYork; svening star, Tones, Livercool. Svitups, April 4—Arr Mary B Rich Rich, Ghe : St Ives, April <—Arr Glencairn, Gyle. taranna> for Hayle. Sourn FoRFLAND, Apiil 3—Oft, Klizabeth, Samm!, from sa- vannsh for Bremen. jfaeey, NEW, Jan 25 Arr North Wind: M 1h, Actos, at fA in, Fel A e _ Bound. Bid Fed 16, Jose sh Gilchrist. Gilchrist ‘Trxet, April arr Holland, Hecker, N fork [Pur Sreaweair AUSTRALASIAM, AT PORTLAND—By Taeccarn] Arr from NYork, Josepn ne, st Oporto; Forward, at Mar- from Mobile, Bridgewater, at Liverpool. ‘Air from NOrleana, Julius. Wonmow'h nad Canada, at Ha- vre; Bellewood, Aurors, General Windnam, and Marcia Greenleaf, at Liverpool ‘Arr from Galveston, Vietoris, at Liverpoo!. Arr from Key Weat, 8 & MaLory, at Liverpool. American Porte. ALEXANDRIA, April 21- Arr scbre Sarab F Jones, Jone; end Tram Smith, MeG fr ver, jelner, ‘arebam. Gandy, Wi 3 BUETON, April al, PM—Arr Prive bark, George Carl, Ziee- mer, Roti m vik. Portsmouth; echrs Flying Fish, Baker, erese, Rich, Tengier. Cid steamer Ben DeFord, jallett, Baltimore: shipe Electric Spark, Candace, San Fran cieco: Veranilles, Sherburne, British East indies; Cicero, Smith, NOrleans, barks Nereide (Prus), Freymouth, aud Fame (Br), ‘Tilley, bt John, NB; Nueces, Smith. Galveston; Gen Taylor, Brown, New Orleaue; avola, Kevdrick, Charleston; bri W Packer, Lee, Ospe Haytien, Delaware, Cobb, Unariest andover, Crowell, Georgetown, DC, Joba Gilpin, mond, Barvadce, Philadeiphis; ferspb. Ales. @ L. Mary Mackin, Beers, NYork. Sid, Via Alexandria; schrs win Bead, Chipman. well; Cora, Kelley, and wind’ NE, steamer Ben DeFord, ‘2d—Arr ship Seafower, Thornhill, Liverpool; barke Theo- dore Curiis, Brazier, Bavane: MB Stetson. Jordan, Creatiegos; Bgspi coer), Yolmes, of and from Siugsion, sab, sohr Vine! yar, ttubbe. Tap ler. Wd—arr (by teh steamer Kensington, Baker, Philadelphia; bark Sicilian, Dawes, Keanna BALTIMORE, april son, Pi id, Dr Wik, Avery New York: Below, ¢ ASS Amazon, Kirwan, aneiro. * Havana; trigs Echo. hooze, Mayaguez (and nsy Lady of, ine Lake (Br), Ring, Windies (snd sid); Milo (Br), Fougere, Har- L bor Grace NF; Crook, Kingston, Eger, Hardy, legton; keh Laura, ; schrs Goicen Sauces fk Tosaset ‘and m&t; Mayflower, Strong. and A Tirrell, ins. Boston; Alida, Tribbie, Norwich; 8 N Ball iddietawn, Ot. Sis stesmahip Baltimore, Greene, Heavans: ship M C Stevens, (tchbercer, Monrovia; br of ), Belfast, 15 Sebenct (Br), St Johns, BRALOs, ee i2—In p Rusrell; Joe H Toone, Pei BATH Mert Se rebeae rh, 2A rr’ CBARERSTON April 19—Arr sehre Dancing. nett, Rockport: R Corson, Ludiam, NYork. Old ships set, Johnson; W V Kent. Wilcox, and RH Tacker, Vis erpool: Amity, Siineon, Havre; park Yankee Bind Heyward, Sarkiey. Windies: schre Jag Blea, Hatch. and Vilmge Bele, Nicker: thi Grover, Wilvame, erpos 5 s° ry Crosker, 5 ¢ and 3 3 Hull, Holmes, Jackson vije; J W Aumeey, taylor, Jeferson, Ga bark 2b Arr eshr W % Gilliland. Erickson, Bosion. Cid ‘ ‘Lavinia (Br), Roaden, Mecene. Ryder, Prover sr eqver. Jecksonvile. 8K shiva o 6 Cay * . Rechicaw, Hasizer, Liverpool; ‘Amily, Basson, Havre; Joba wana; BY Dy YORK HERALD, TURSDAY, APRU,, 24, 1860.—TRIPLE SHEET. Be Jones, Gponetnd: ries Yuleyrien . Hof % Fae pines, and A rr steamships ‘, Murray, bark put in leaky. for 7. Geek bee oes Encantadora, et ‘April 1l—Arr brig Potnsett, BL 0; ath, ‘bri sanre Rooky Hil. Hitehooot, and D'C Fower, Towisend.’ do; Sncksvert £72 100 + POL ITD, JO Ai Kinney, Ogier, Ni wick; 17th, Ocean Hi CKSONVILLE, April 10— igh Nb. La Plate, Lord er edhan Tau iy Jaze ailace, do, Frankia, Green! Sire thier am, Patera , w Ba srore, hh Rimir, Tepley, Curacoa; Jey, Fonce, FR; 18:3, sohr Maggie Van Denyees, Irelees, York ‘MOBILE, April 16—Arr ship Thirty-One States. xre: barre Gen Warren, Sparrow, Boston; addieon Bwith, NYork; brig Pizarro, y rongbs, Jenks, Portand; Helen, ‘Whelden, Cats, Phuadelp! bye and ro = hea ni 37tb—Arr adie Versi vege, Aden; u} Chase, Cardifi, Sp bark Sunrise. Bolg, Bareelons. C14 abige Chapur. tepee (Br) Arkie, and City of Mew York, Salter, Liverpool; y yee, Matanzas tT Par We 4 i sSierns eer ey Robin: Dev, Savann’ Cla Granada, Harrison, and Tennerene. Lawless, Now York; #N Thompson, Dictman: F W Bi Landis; Allan McNab (Br). Oheyiian, snd Susan Blake, Atwood Lit, erpool,; Chasca, Merrill Bremen; Edw 0’Brien, Fonntain, Genoa; Sp brig Atalayador, Pi h is Ge Sot aed yador, Pages, scar Heartet iib—arr Ferriere (Fy). q Brow, sue Samal Un now. Havre: brige F Larrabee, ‘Towed tones 7th. UB. sloop-ot- Ocean vareb; Bib, ship Baden. bork Bacon Hao ebiae oe ‘Augustus, bark Angelo; 12h, ships Charles # Lua and? Ryers ‘NORFOLK, 4; Arr achr Garcelon, Knight, Saco. sch Aitsed Chase, Winou, Brovidonee ey a ha PENSACOLA, ‘April 9 2 ones i' p Dorr ae Hi Porington, Jackson, N BN Se ekerore PHILADELPETA, April 21 2 22— Arr Howes, ‘Hosion; barks’ soseoh Max lon, Gnest, Reaner, and B Lawrence, forts Roreua, Wiser, Laguayrat A Li eon, uayrm™ Ann lorgra reghacrede eve haekue Wig tne Oat Bani Rap ‘Weet; echrs Ses Gull, Stackhouse, 8t John, NB; J B Plater, Gandy: B Lawrence, Johneon: B ¥ Smith, Edwards ant vid wi Corson, Boston; Shannon, Marts, Roxb: a ae Racker, Newport; Jobn Ponder, Ellingsworth, Ha re! "PROVIDENCE, April Zl—Arr steemer Penguia, Willams, NYork: schre D L Sturges, Norris, end C Whiting, E Pos Holley, and J, Harned. berbpert Hf Lemuel, Velaor, id Bid bark aria, Havana: hig BW. Beybura, Nickel NYork; acbre ts Phisdelphia: BA Walsh, ; c wwrence: M E Wella, Cox, sod Seafower Olark, is; W vis. Eliza Welkin. At ‘York; pioops, Geo H Davis, Dai Bowen. Brotherton; Translation, Hawkins, and # A Jayne, Chzinie, NYork ‘Arr steaweers Gepray, Kenney, and Peloan. Aldrich, NYork: schrs Mariia Moore: Benuett- Mepile: Wm B Darling, Bast lelpbia. General Marion, Osborne, Biizabethport. er, Sid sebr J C Haradon, Haradon, NY RICHMOND, April 2)—Arr brig MT Ellsworth, urry, Hal- Mar, NS. Sid ehre W3the, Futlle, NYork; Lydia ‘Ann, Wea- Yer: Dighton: Golden Bale, Wilbor, down the river. STONINGTON, April 1—Arr sloop Fashion, Young, Jersey April 19—Arr Jobn Freeman, th. cbr Alabama, Van Gilder ao. 7 for Providence, ILMINGTOR, NC. q 5 Cid 20th, Dutch brig Vasco de Gama, DeGroo, Rotterdam; neh, Apr! da, Arrivals and Departures, ARRIVALS. Axoy—Bsrk Maury—T H DeSilver. of Philadelphia. Bexuvpa—Schr Peerlesee—D McPnee Lee. John Mrs Loggord, Miss Loggord, Rev C Lough, Julian Smith. i Hawscng axp Sovtaxrrox—Steamship Hammonia—EUse Kosmer, EC Hammer, Rosalie Zakizewiaky, A E Pinckern- rele, B'Braun, L Witte, H Birsch, B Bubbine. Nassau, NP—Schr British Queen—Thomas 8 weeting, Robert Rose, . ®1 Jaco—Bark Edward Hill—8 H Hall, Paul Radelle, Peter ‘T Tagueche), Auguste Lopez Chaues. ARRIVALS. CRARLESTOX—Steam: ridse. Mrs 4 A Gifford, Werd aod co “Olby, ee Phillips, § C Gibson three children—an: TO New Onteans—Steamenip Tenmessee Mrs J BW: \. Win Velumyer and ean A P Zoller ant nephew, J J Mre® O'Hara, Miss M Collett, Mise Mellow, Miss Wellingley, Mrs Brown, Mrs Craig—and 20 on deck. SPRING FASHIONS. T MRS. FULLER'S New Millinery Peowe A choice selection of BON) Lie At 16 Bond street, near lway. ry MRS, GAYNOR’S—CORSETS AND, SKIETS for $1; Balmoral, ‘te gen; JREAUTY TO LADIES IS ORE OF N. BINN® HAND. a eee with esis and eae ll kinds of Bonnets for ladles and children at the lowest prices. Morning Bonnets Cot Wistwie millinery. 413 Canal street near Sullivan Street, “All kinds of Straw Hats cleaned and \EEAP RICH BONNETS.—BONNETS OF ALL KI CCE ret ladies and children, sibboos Flowers, £2. Milinees pied with Pattern Bonueta, at, BIN} iS Canal street, near Sullivan. Stray; call. all kinds of Straw Hats enlarged and FRRCE MILLINERY.—MRE. J. R. DAVIDSON, 125 Bleecker street, has the honor to announce that she hay just received, per steamer eee ‘a case of rich Paris Hate of the latest mode the following celebrated eslablishmenta:— ble Horan, Molle: Magmier, fae ti reat @’antin, and Bri Rich SBeoentot Gummer Milinery of her own mawutustie.’ 135 Bleecker street |AVILION DE FLORA, Fo. 361 BROADWAY, No. 759. JAMER TUCKER respectfully reminds hie friends and ae CEREMONIES OF LENT ARE OVER, ‘and that his shelves fairly groan with the weight of his uni- FAVORITE BRIDAL SPPOINTMENTS, It mey assis: the economist to learn the prices of a few lead- ing sriiciee:— Orange Buds. Jessamin ‘Be. Our richer is and admiration. The wax figure in the Goo ia very sttractive. W STYLES »BONNES RIBBONS, SILKS, MIL R'Sgery oy rode and iadise dreas trimmings at’ one half the ovat of importation et M. H. LOIHENSIXIN’S, 859 Canal street, corner of Wooster. ra COUNTRY BOARD. juste. The pl ‘shin Bi Ebrewsbury. Shady woods, del'ghtful rambles and a pretty iakelet are smong the surroundings. use fe & In Yall with music siwaye azaiable for rociat enjosment, wit out ‘erms. per week, each person. Apply Mp WAEREN, Tolman's self-ventlating Spring Bed Go-, 678 Broadway. (OUNTRY BOARD—IN A VERY PLEASANT LOCA. tion in Tremo>t, Westchester County. on the line of the Harlem R. R.. 11 miles from the elty, and five minutes’ walk from the depol. Staces wis pass the door ect with the Hariem boats and Third aren Fordham avenue. second house above Twel Clothing Store, 259Sixthavenue, —* Py es BOaRD WANTED—FOR A FAMILY OF wo married gentlemen and iheir wives pad Lares siegle men; also, one servant; ft mm ‘aocessible ‘seliy. address, statin; d fare to New stat a York, B. W., box 2,266 New York Post office, OUNTRY BOARD—AT A GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE, ) one hour's ride trom the , delightfully situated on the Sound, al! the comforts of a g few boarders will be ry . —STATEN ISLAND —T eey ee Ar obiatn Board on Staten Teland Chas years ot age. Adsreas Eosers, box 95 Pos; Sate natin A a eae ee See 4 SO Oates ING.—A FEW GENTLEMEN, OB OUNTRY BOA tele wives, oan hare good accocatanier ‘8 private family for the summer, in a deligmful loce- Scale bem, FARES Polat New Fereey: Bo taken, For particalars yee: Bergen Point, N. J. GLB COUNTY BORD AT SCOTUM YLaine, ur and ter fram Coriandt wre fer: four umes ss der; bowat pope tts Wa: RaANDOL. re: with nient Betel; dopot. Be ranklin Brown, 42 Jobn street HOTELS. —————————e Ouns CONVERS. DaLnORtEs AND vishers can be CHANTS’ HOT eee ener of King ast Soclety streets, QT LAWRENCE HOTEL, BROADWAY AND HIGHTH ree ned on ine Furovean bia Suelo. rome, See Si etconl ane Ret 3 week, egucDe EA, TON i, GOODWIN. ala, |" VERY HA: A Masa leh oon trot TOOLATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. ape aan Ap aU ema een nn A AND ATTIC HOUSE BP daeredatie tae ots ove} SUN McK IBBLN, $48 Fourth avons Bina su ty guearage soe lee BROWN MARR, 158 ‘years old; soued and kind and Harness Sold tor Waveriey piss’ price, pei, « horse for sale. A! work. top Waabstands, Com: ono renee’ seamiel eran any ext Fate, mahogany Sofas tod foe Tesi yaa this dey, Tuesday, a oe rand eee, cornet wi house. “terme cub. OHN REDDING, AUCTIONEER— gfthacie Girone getter EAS Sutth avenue, "A fine senorument new goods YON'S MAGRETIC The old only article to qoieceeients Raw Garden Insects dc. ee LYON’S MAGNBTIO PILLS Exterminate Rata, Mice and all Vermin. Ruildin; Tow and tht Brondway, and sold by all requis tod shoe Beware of imiiauous, = baited. ARTRIMONIAL—A MIDDLE AGED GENALE! ‘with go:d busines and ample means with a kind heart, wishes the adéreas# of « Indy not more thirty, with some meaca of her own, ‘SiTectionste porttion and good soconpllchments, with a view to mat AND ie 4} comm: strictly confidential sopoint.ng an view ; highest references riven and required. Vlesse ada Sincerity, bex 130 Herald office. ‘ASONIO—CHARIER OAK LODGE, NO. 20 members of the above Lodge are hereby wan fae epeth Bouk, atts rclocke warpose of oon oe S o’ pr Oe amcndments to the by Jawa By order, J, OOANER, N. B—WHO HAS NOT BEARD OF THE CB « brated MAULsME PREWSTGR? She bas been eo ea by thousands, in this and other cities, with entire satis Mon: she feels confidest she has no ; ahe telis the future wife or husband: also that of If you the (rath, give ber a call at No. 251 Third svenue, ty-first street Ladies, 60 cents; gentiemen, $1. I[BEATRIOAL—A FIRST OLAS® ARTIET WILL. Gy dresd Artist, Madison square Fost Ofice. iY Ei 16 aia A —— eae THE ner of Jay. muinules walk from Pulvea aed Gaibenee su ferries, with all the improvements. Naasau water and *pply to HENRY WILSON. 416 Broadway, fq 12to Bor to 6 7 oebek. Rent $500. baie LET—TWO COTTAGES ON STATEN IZLANI 1 minutes’ walk from either landing, Sta; are ‘sit partly furnished or pots the rent one with coms is $180. and the otber ie $100. Apply to the owne bree days, 262 East Fourteenth street. Ja —— Ee _—__S HOPS WITH STEAM POWER TO LEF—| lighted and low rent. Maihietrec ZG ROO IOHARDS KINGSLAND. AUCTIONBER. RICHARDS KINGSLAND & OO, will sell at av ALI2 o'close, at 63 Brondway ‘ONS HATTEBS PHRSSING MACHINE AND BLOC! TNERDEEWED PLEDGRS FOR SALE CHEAP, 0 Coste, Pala Vern naa tale to eines Welty. dc. Pawnbrokers’ Tickels of Damon fad sement store 93 Prince strest, one block west of ¥ ANTRD—A PARTNER FOR THE MILLINERY. éressmaking bu: ‘Broad will not be answered: address ‘Millinery bos 179 Hed office, CBRISTOPBER STREET.—MRS. B ‘fal inj ROEDER, ever SPORTING. YACHY, PEARLY NRW. A NO. 1, OF over, & superior 2 ects, cash valuason. Address Hy ‘ a OR SALEF—A HANDSOME rier slut; also a very handsome black and twn re breed. Apply at the herd-vare store six montbe 131 Grand between burg. ‘AST PLEASURE YACHT and 4 teet bold; cabla Apply to M. EL, 471 {PORTING,—FIFTY DOGS FOR choicest snd en handeomest Newfound! plenty of Pope of the os nd and St. Bernard trained. an elegant wi Cr thore: does boarded aad trained, ot 3 i. Deatest manner; ‘attention pi diseases of al! kinds; mo cure no char, Gan 1,576 Broadway, corner GaRDNAR, 1,376 and 1,57 feet, in $300. 1 age FOR with cabin Boboken by J.C, BAXTER 2508, ACH? FOR AALE—THE SLOOP YACHT FAN] tons, found and in order and Y var bostand faa nly Ay 76 Pearl sirect. - SUMMER RESORTS. —e TLANTIO HOU! R. 1.—' fine and well known estublt ATs i ventilation; extenatve ienpro ments are in progress, and large additions of costly furnit} are about to be ‘The hotel wisi re open for the of guesis early in the ensuing moaih of June. The pro torebip having passed into new Danth ibe Semen ae ‘the public generally may feel assured tha: every put forth to render their sojourn agreeable, AApplaal ee ee may to WILLIA! ewport, KR. 1. For fur ‘ther particulars, 4c., 66 fature vertieementa, Tr te ep ogee te open lea ier No. 2K. R. at and ry. 3 and from fost of anid a. Iniding direetly in front of the La —— - = minke ws RAW ROCHELLE —THIS Wi ‘NA raring pvce vio g been newiy painted L* TOURBTTR EROUSB, BERGEN pene sine Biled wih we of the boats and tra served from 8407 P. M. on ate inate Preeti NEW BRIGHTON, WiLL OPEN He ay Tne proprietor Incr prevtred io ns ayy wer LAN Proprie