The New York Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1861, Page 8

i 8 - Sv. PATRICK'S DAY. Bemarks of Bishop Hughes on Our , Domestic Troubles Gecture at Irving Beli by Avrenbtihep Hughes—Irish Devotion to the Uatholic Fatn—The Cathclice and the Crist, ‘Tho Right Fer Bishop Lynch, of Charleston, was an- tave last evening at Irving Hall on the eud- MomDeed Wo 2 feet of tho unwaverwg devotion of Ireland to the Cxtholie faith, At the eppointed hour the spaciour hell was well Miled by a large audience, but the intelligenes was soou after conveyed co them that the stoamship James Adger, tm which the reverend geatlomen was expected, had rot arrived. ‘Their informant stated, however, tuat Arch Dihop Hoghes would lecture in his Shortly after eight o'clock his Grace came upon the platform, accompanied by Vieur General Starrs, Areh- deacon MoCaron, and a number of other cistuguished @ergymen. He regretted, aid, the absence of te falented gootlemen who bad bean announced to leetare to tom ‘The twilight of auocher Patrick's Day had cloved around them—a day whvee celebration was more uaiver fed, porkupa, than w oligious®essival in ube by mea who were otnes world, 1) was a vay bela deo fast penctatuy mio & quarter of the -globe, serryiny with them the smog other customs @f their vattve inod. The reverend geatiomaa reforrea. to tbe ancient condition of Arolund. Boi: St Patrick no ang of bis diveipes bad met with mole ta! m (he iwhebitants 4 martyr’s blood aad were r mots pe whon she! by forein in- finenc idence of frewnd’s deve tion to her feith thar no layman. povest or bishop had ever deeome 2 heresiarch He vonclu.ed by s ying ust ta our own conniry, where there bad ve-n tately 4o mich sxcitencn—ali of which he trusted woul: teriatate japplanes)—for every man, North aud South 'F calied it North and South), though they talked sbant wemaud ct bla ip ty was but one rule for a Catho Me wherever he was; that was vo do his doty—to de his @uty asc citizen. If, living pourh of Mason acd Dixon's Was, he toovght those ox that side wore right, be ought 0 Hight there: and if we here thoagdt the ott we would fight too. (Applause and laughter, maticr bow deep aad wide they might contrive to mak» the chosun dividing the North sad South in thet politicar yelations, they could not divite the Catholics on horn aides of the line; tor, though ther migh* not be vory @etinnished engineers, so far ae elyioa was cance ned they could throw a bridge over the charm. (Grout ap lsuse and langhter.) Services at St. Pau ick’s Cathedral. Solemn high meez waz colobratel yesterday at St. Patrick's Cathedral, in commemoravion of tha birthday ‘ef the pairon saint of Ireland and of the cathedral, which Bmomed aftor btm. The anniversary, faliiog ae it did thie your u,oo Saniay, of cvu wided greatly to the selomn'ty of the occasion. The édidcs was densely crowded there Deing acarcely standing room in any part of It, and 4 large number of poopie bad t go away, being uoasle to gain & position where they could gee, or even hoar anything. ‘he rea gon of the great crowd was partly owlog W the fact that i was wnnoanced that the Right Rey. Dr Lyncb, Bishop of Chuleeton, 8. C., would preach In this they wero dtrappointed, however, owing to the mon-arrival in this Bishop Lynch, the steamer in whic he is a pas senger having been detained, it is euppozed, by the snow storm of the pest fom days At eleven o'clock the ceremonies commenced. The Mos: Rev. Archnisbop Hughes olliciating, assisted by the Very Rov. V.car-Genoral Starrs, as assistant priest; the Very Rev Archdescen MoCarron, and the Rev. Mr. Quinn. as deacons @f hynor, the Rev. Mr. Woots, and the Rev. i)r Movlynn, ga Devcon and sub Deaoon at the altar. The cvremonies ‘were copdvetsi by the Rev. Fraucis MoNierney the pre gent eecretary of the Archbishop Among the clergy ia the sonctuary were the Rev. Messra Driscoll, 8. J., and Darthaler,S.J., of St. Francis Xavier chuceh, if Sixteonth, Breet Dering the servies the Rev. Dr, Starre announced that thee would be no rermon tintil after the conclasion of Se meen, ae Biehop 'ynch might: arrive at sy m men}, ut in cate of his failing ty do so, thit tho Rev. bir its of the cathe tral, would deliver the pmegyric the Sait, The bishop hot having come at the éloae of the services, the Rev. Mr. Morrough aacemted the pui- pit, and, after again explaining the cause of the change, preceensa to addrese the congregation. Ke took ha xt from one of the epistles of Si. Pacl: ‘Ve are al! trans. formed into the same ‘mage, from glory to glory, by the it of our Lord” After gianeing over the early life St. Patrick, and depicting bis immense power of iat s his own great faith, he ailued to the aint a8 boing partisularly stroog, from the fact of the impressions that he provncei being ao Jasting and £9 intense. Ireland, said he, is the only in tance where the efforts of on» man jet t) the conversioa Knowledge of it s Redeemer +t diatem of the church. He pr pd to speak of the strong and unwavering faith of the Irish people, and the ory, im which they had kopt that faith inreugh every hat bad been raiset to break it down. aever forget—never chaoge. No matter whether in a Strange lend or in their own home, that faith shines Horio: forth, and will never be eradicated from thew ant gem in Dedication of St. Joscph’s Roman Catho- lie Church, Brooklyn. Yesterday morning the detication of the enlarged Roma Catholic church of St. Jofeph, Brookiya, took place before an immense congregation. The bullding was growded in every part, insomuch that \t was impos Bible to find standing room for even soo more, ert it was with the greatest difficulty that the bishop, priests ant oolytes could find their way slong the aisles duriag the dedication. The church Is situated in Paciiic strovt, near ‘the corner of Vanderbilt avenue, io a beautiful suburban strict. Formerly it was a strecture ninety feet in length by forty-two feet in breadth; but the exigencies @f our increasing population required more eccom mogation, and the pastor—the Rev. Father Mo Neil—with commendable geal, determined op an enlargement, which be has at length effected The present building is almost new, and is in ‘theform of a Latin crows, measuring, with the vostry, 146 feet in length, with an extreme v. through tic trensepts of 5 fect. The central tower is 19 feet squnre ‘and 560 fees bigh, inciuding the spire to the summit of the cross. Uncer this tower isa vory Goe organ, aut a deil we’ sg byewad Pounds; there is nlso Pry. with oor owls corner were are octagt of 66 fot, ano contain winding stairways fg t Jott. Tho'vectry is 40 foot by 32, aud two stories in eight, the lower conte uing tne caeristy, and the upper a room deed for the mestings of the Sosiety of 4. Vincent de Pani. The sanctuary is 40 feet wilo, dud contains toe tar, richiy emreiianed and beautifully lahted, Wo Bi 10 altars—ore dedicated to St Pate: i x aud the stber to tbe Bleesod Vi ain Mary. The tuary are beautifully patvted in fresoo, 2 Preto emblems and mottoes in gol en Lettors Are paintoo {a imita ion of variegeted Soagiio, bracae’ and white marble and gut. Phe high atur has two Ife Size statues—*t. Joseph, the patron of tue courch, aod We Immaculate Krcepton There aro egntesn’ grit Wandiesticks, lighted with gas. The sive altars aro deo rated in the same way, aod one hae a siatue of the Vr. Bin, ond the ohor ove of St Patrick. inorder tht Dothing in the way of improvement stouli be left o> , the Organ was enlarged by the addit stope and a swell, roniering it & powerful ‘The entire cost of the churned 18 $24,000 A 20 icesble fes tare ie nat the entire work haa acen done by day lavor, for which Mr Honry Engeloe:t, of 800 Broadway, the archite:t, deserves great e wdtt The codioution was celebrated by the Right Rev. Dr. uy Bishop of Broosign He paseei alow the b chureb, bearmg the pastoral aul, | slowed , Dearing the cracifix ant With great ditleut:y the our faith! Bishop and hie ater sante made their way througa, ow tag 1 othe throp; At leagth, however, the weremony = was ltd, whe the right feverend father cmeea «=the «©. yregauion, ox preseng his gisdnesa at ther enlarge mont aod bis regr be wild aot reaain longer wits them, but he hoged they would all join ia the Carist« Becritice that was aboul to be offered, and increase mors fad more tn Christian vir Solemn high mass wae t graenced, dariag which the Rov Dr. Cabul ap: te die alvar and add-saeod the congregation, He mad th | es to-day was tho aunt- weresry vi St. Patrick, ito Address bis Cong een and be wou be hap + 49 app opriate dey to on the bisory of tha saint, Bie Dah hips, ov rich © day, cn eurhae bu ae the akar is superior tb) the ‘Would, 00 tbh 8 Occasion, Wupere io Ub d be Ou the aucriior of eramrwk whiot tue nygrey ot y eto it). (wes an Ameroun awk Grown Oa Irish god. (Uangater) th noctor then wen, tate his subject, arguing (hit io ut Parharvt pody and nlood, aoulan! diviuliy aro t the siewenta of Preed aud wwe rererved tu the sacra Mant of tre niter, and, «fare praimioary “ianrtat he went on to prove 11.8 pa tina fom the Following tox At dubn, Matibew, xav'., 1 Oprunth avs, xi, 23 From these texte he. tog Monhor, and with« wmieal aie oriwp * Dad bot studied ho wea that tru. 9 Was aot voly a ut, Hon’ measure, of reagm dy wuelwes with an ives to fathers acd mothers. The sree wie Ba toUla ly bard on 08: tain eeeue of philoso rebut perhaps 4 two hata OF tovm@ewid Hut age rule thor owe eirvn, pit ate to Keop a alury, pare, themeeives t +06 their own micat, Et ome hide » os aa ne (oho i) wea thes 4 eoussic, os a weat oo Mo bpenk of the devawm « Ong wn Was 22 and b6 Wouls say he wd ad mpoken to thot pastor of his “Do 5 0u #09 this buscar ' TN tel you what: the brie> girl Fe bere’a the hii inetr Apeke aan ser, 00 Seriously cud jo: with awa o om Batnrot brogue, that it as (Mp we bo Cor eh mae Somes oF sag man or qwoman a OF 0%, WO a busin Crom ivightor, * imp aaible to give an id ao’ the Doo @rorre, Vie style is dM yeent from wil tbo proaches ¢ chat are sccurtomed 0. It # arguueataive, bn Culhquial, out betty; teneal, 8 NOt Ohaus; , Bub pimple, eeholar'y, bas plain. Ia a word, i, tor that waatior, 2 te entirely different from the style of al! pulpit olo- quence extabt, and impissible to be put jn eny whatever, AB A to fect, Dr, Cabill ‘ie bi his own parallel,’ The ts for Te-Day. Je birthday of the patron saint of Ireland falling 02 the Sabbath, the als ba civic parade was posiponed until today, The otvic societies under the command of Grand Marshai Owen Keenan, and the Sixty-ninth regi- ment, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Nugent, will form at eleven ollock A. M., in East Broadway, the right resting on Grand street, ‘The route of procession will De a6 folluwe:—Down Bast Broadway to Obacham street, through Chatham street to the east gato of the Park, thence through the west gate of the Park and up Broad. way to Twenty-third street, through fwenty-third stre to Fourth avenue, down Foerth avenue to the Qooper la- stitute, and there diemise, The following is the offictal programme:— ue 1 EE EEEATION 1 OF or ST. PATAYCK’S Day. wns ray SATS hd arrangements for the co'e- The m! under command of Lieut Col Nagent, will form ‘int Cr ‘street in the f t— ‘Nugent and stalt, right om Last Bi Acting Brigadier General Lieut. ‘yroop Ly brigade Lancers, Oapt. Bernard Relliy 6ix'y-ninth regiment, ‘noting x esc ort. ty-vlath regnnent, National Cadeta, under eommand of Moj ¥ Jemes y,'will form right’ resting ea Division ‘A Duttalloaof the Seon: t New York Atate mit ands command of Capt. eiante Bendy, will forte at 0 img on ieft of Siaty-aigot regiment, A equadron of Cavalry of the Firat New State militia, under comminé of Capt Wb. C. ‘Minton, will 4 regiment, form right ceatiog on left ot the battaliun Recon The Noxper Tand, Artilers, of rooklya, under ommand of Capt, Mobert form code Sgpadron oF cow Tat regiment ira regiment of the Phawnix Brigade, under command Lieut, Coe WD, tanith, will Tora Phebe fosting om ieft othe Supper Tandy Ai be tan f of the independent comnantes unde #mwand of Col Casey, whi form, right resting on left of fe Pheonix Brigade ‘The societies will form tn East Broadway, and will take post at Do'eiock A M, im the following order: Exile Club right resting on Grand stront; Irish National Grenadiers, t resting on Scammel Benvolen: Booiety of -& Peter and Paul Chareh, Hrook- yo righties. tee ‘Gouverneur street. “Gousty onus n Bocia: Ciuh, right restiag on Montgomery ree Apctent Order of Hibernians Morrisania sad New Jersey, 4! Dupganuon Volunteere of, New York, Kings coanty, Testing on Clinton street, right seating on lert of “rainer Mathew Total Abstinence Society, right restiag oo eft of Dungannon Volunteers, Farry Benevoluut doelety, right reatingon left of Father Mathew Society. ot n Beitevotent Sox iety, right resting on left of Bur- ent Sacto Weer ane ie agher Chub, right resting on act of Ht veruian Rerevolent sack Benevolent Society of toe United Sons of Erin, rigit resting oa left of Thomas i, Meagher Club, gQir'sbin Guard, right ret ting on left of the United Sons of ees rFymen’s Union Protective Gesioly, right resting on iaft of Toughlin Guard. eiiiberpian Ouivernal Benevolent Society, right resting ou of wae ©. F. Abstinenes Soclety, right resting on left buena Guard; right resting on left of Gt Jumen’ 80. i agrhcremen’ a Union P Society, right resting on left of nen Guard Pibe following companien having declined drawing for pal: tions, will elther act us escorta to societiea or join the inie- pemtent, named St. Patrick's Brigade: —Garryowen Murke- wate Sgr tm Uluee, ‘SersGeid Guard, Rmerald Gua ard, © National Guard eighth ree! meni), #rooklyn Ibe Prowaix Musketesrs, 1 Gusrd, “AION. stock A, Mt precisely the military will break trio oolumn ‘and pasa ia front of the line, different divi: ions slil break toto column as the divicions ding them anal! havo passed thelr right, and take up thelr line of muaroh tn the following order, viz:— Acting Brigadier General Lent. Col. Robert N agent, Troop L, ber vinth ees mand of Capt Lancers, nnder com- jernard Bley. acing ae escort ori ‘4 Purat Band ‘Drum Corps Nxty-ninih regiment NY 8. M., under command of Major James Bayley. attalion of Second rw Ayuadron of Ce Napper Vander Ai Band. at, under command of Captain ames uader command of Capt, D.0. Minton, ery, 4 command of Capt. Dodworth's ad Band, fret regiment Phoenix Brigade. under command of Lieut, Battalion of Independent Companies, ramed St. Patrick’ Brigades unter commana of Col Cassy. Tho colimn wilt'mareh dewn Fast Browdsay ava Chatham rect, passing i frvmt of the Clty Hall, wil 6 reviewed. by abe Honorable the Mayor and © P ‘nrough the west ga'e of the Park. will pross:d up Broadway to Pventy-third street, through Twenty-third street. 10. Firet svenve, Gown First avenue ty Biehin street, up Eighth sirvet tothe Insiitute and diesmiaa, ROBERT NUGENT, Lieut Gol, Sixty niath regiment, commanding ro!litary. OWEN KBENAN, (Grand Marshal. Wo inadvertently stated in yesterday's paper that John H. Kenney is the Grend Marshal for the parate of the It shoult have been Owen Koen as Firet Alia to the Grand Marshal, Irish bocietivw to-day. an. Mr. Kenney act Surrogate’s Office, Before Edward C. West, Surrogate. WILL OF SIGNOR MAURO ASSONL. The will of this Lutian gentlensan was e-'mitted to pro- bate. It commonces ia the ancient I:sfian fashioa, as follow ‘ In the year of ovr Lord one thousand eight handred ond eixty, and on the tweifth day of December, a! cigh: o'ckock in tho evening, in tho city of New York, in the State and county of New York, United staes of America, tha beororm havir ga window looking towards the east, anisituated at the story of the honge number two, Eighth rtreet, in this ety, and kaown as Bubler’s Hotel, which rocin ia now occupied by Signor Mauro Asaon’ the deceased iu Italy are boqueatned t: io his personal property, constetiag of mementoee, is iviced amongst hia immediate friends, WILL OF MARY WHITWORVH. ‘The will of Mary Whitworth was aley art bate, The deceased wus a very wealthy boty be beqneashe several lots of and at Fordham to the St. Vincent's Hoepital, under the charge Mother Jeros and her successors. To Archbishop &../ea the san three bu idrec dollara is beqaeathod tov .r¢ds the sapp rt of young men who are beleg trained to the calnistry of the Roman Catholic Chnreb. The residue of her vetate is left to the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum. A cURIOUS WILL. ‘Poo will of Frederick William Wehrmana was adm to probate, The will is one of the most intor ating t has been offered In the Surrogete's Ofllee for some time It is drawe up by the Jecoased in bis own handwri tng, ana cowcre twenty-eight pages of closely written foalseap The deceased loft about thirty thousand ie ia ted policiestof fe insurance companies in thie city. He appoints ex Juoge Whiting and P. G. Clark as his @recatorr, In his wil Le details the mode in which there p sles are to be recovered, together with other amounts due to him pe property is left to his parents in Saxony, for whom he app: tre to have cherished an unbounded affection, and after their death to bis simters and toeir children, None of the property, however, is to be given to aay of hia beirs or descendants who may foreake the Lutheran re- higion, or diapate the provisions of bie will, whieh the dooeased states wae Orawn by hunself and may contain irregularisies, Ta his will Ue cecnnsed airec's that Germau inecription, written ia the will, shail be placot over tis tmbstore, which tombstone must not cot inss than ope bendred dollars. The entire will is characte- rized by a toep :ctigious fervor, which pervades every page. AN ie fe character of the man and bis will may be gathered fron the folowing extracte: Lirake those previstons wi. the ardent wish to bring and eleva. our fam 'y ome taste Ms I give my soul to the Got a em T never doubting that Tha: 0.op tbe account of my life event a I aware of my fralliles yt (fro with my Bed-emer, a KOON 4 Le ay grave, sud aitor i b nls wha € stati sue gone before me or hoes Gor shal cal ¢o ima a/cor | bave Sa thar divine’ re velation ws Writien mtu LOOK of ail booa if no empty re Hermie believing shops "9-0 wih. my. dewr ather and my bel urther im shat realm where no u'lev, Doma Siew Aha: throw ae? brings men to ruin) are knew grave eeeply believing that 1 Which T always believed. — My vther, forgive me all tho wouble, a? gt pert ee: T shail be ae f dear father snd my Auxiety abv! care 1 may have caused (3 you both, | f embrace Licies you 'p any epirit, aud oid you adtou. I leave ym tor better © ori« with you, ‘aher and moth: r, ao age free from i care and full “¢ werentty *bich sou" past Jife guaranieea, When alone, in thore quiet regione | salt look down upon you waiting for our meeting loge ther. ton, the ceceaeod recommends his parents f his eiaterr. Supertor Court—Part Ferst. Bofore fon. Judge W. otrait, CURIOUS MONETARY TRANSACTION—-a Wire SUES FOR MONEY ALREADY PAID TO TER RUEBAND, Mancu i6--Hitcoboh J. Van Eten vt Cornelis C Row moge —It appara that the pinintiif in this case marriet Mr Von Ketea (a native of Belgium) in 1864, ta ki@ soun try. A low day fore the marriage Mr. Van Weten oan veyed to $20 000, which, at hor request, b a nthe Ba sofPhuadelpha Mr. Van Reten sb Aoquently phioed the money ia the hanv# of the decan 4 (®hO i Conpeot » v © to plainti’), aed eeted Wem to nvest it in the purchase uf locks, be nut to allow hie ra:ne to appear, Tho mooey was 4030r ingly 80 invest throug? » broker, in Covelwnd and f ledo Rat'rox and " ventment pr to be was drawn out by Van Keten feo 1400, too resent eu Mra. Van Lotes, to recover th ta nine handa of the ds fondant ae her prey eadant aidaced testi my to Phow that no tutimation wae giver ty him of th & te Duptial Coptract, end slowed by canooile | chocke, the Ler doa to Voa Kater cr bie broker for the full amou.t Upon thie atate of facts cramee: (or pial the third oy of trial, emitted to anonsait, a, lerton fer plantif’, he, Laroque for dutendant, Naval intelligemee. The elyp Jotun A’awe, Comman ter Borrion, and gan dowt Davo an, Commancer Rudford, wore at Hong Koog Java y 16 the fing etorner Hart ord, Captain Lawn “0d » .0out Saginaw, Com: top Fiver meaner Richmond waa at Mospina 16th ult.; the Jroquote arrived at Naples January 90, end, thore At the iaat aooounta, ) Wore at Can Cars, SOR HR Br etR Covrmenor In Ronn CAROLINA A special a ‘row Charleston states that the staw Convention been oxlied ty nbeot on the 28th jaatent The object is.“ COkeRor She constitution of the Conteds- rate government, NEW YORK K HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1861. The patente Law. THY GERMANS PROTEST AGAINST IT—INDIGNATION MEBMIING IN THE BOWERY—@UNDAY FANATICION DEMOUNCED—TESTIMONY OF LUTSER, ET). of $587,639 from the week previous. The Sub- belance stood yesterday at $6,720,806, | Sgainst $7,524,697 at the close of last week. Add- For nome time past a great deal of controversy has ox- | ing the Bub-Treasury balance to the bank average, sted with ovr German fellow citizens on tho 6: he Bunday Liquor law, and meetings have been nel by | them to give vent wo their epinions—all, bow:ver, against she closing of one day in seven of houses in which such mild liquor as isger bier can be oid, with the emception of » mecting in the Cooper Institute on the 10th instan’ at whieb certain Gerroans endorsed the 0. ve Surdsy laws. In opposition to this, another meeting wae held yesterd4y evening ai the Stadt tavatre, which was filed to ower- flowing. ‘The meeting wes called to order by Mr, Aadrow Lotz, «bo calied bir, William Kopp to tne chisir,» at after ho had stared che object of the meeting and app inted a seorciery and other ofhcers, the meeting was acdressed by several gentlemen, , the Sanday laws. They were folowed by Mr. efléck— SPERCH OF ZKV. MR. HATH, Mr. Hateh commenced by revo aking that the speeches end resolutions of the Cooper Institute meeting in favor of Sunday laws did not faiciy represent rbe epiri. of our German population, nor yet thst of true L)herasiem There were, he att, mors than forty German and Lu- theran charches ia tbie metropolitan district, aod come of these, he knew, bad utterly refused .o be led by the Now York Sabbath Committee intoa movanent #9 fo- reign to the free spirit of the Germaa mind an: Lathoran religion. Some of them bad been drawn into tt by the gros misrepresentations of the Sabbath Comm ittes, to the effect that the opponenis of Suniay les desire to make the first day of the week a carnival of erime and y But most of those ‘German Luther ms who wore chere were p-ooably & of whom Rev. i'r. Maen gpeake im his chic wor “CLuthersuism in America a4 “infected with Puritan ism.” Under tho imflueno. of Puritaniam Dr. they have presumed to pluie “the view of the Copnfesewen” wih regard to Sabbath observance Viet of errors’? and to toach that thy requirements 9” the law of the Old Lie rae ust be transte*re? to the Chriatian Sabbath,” aa it ia called, or L< This class of tainted | Latharans, the larger part of the Cooper ing, Dr Mann informs ‘s growing beautifally less. Mr. Ha oh . toquote from Luther and Metancthon, to fhow ‘het they held the Sadbath to havo been abrogated. d oays in bis larger catechian, that wh! of daya is not necersary” ot ie woll that tend during the whole week to thoir labor. serve Sunday, ‘'80 toxt choy may have a day fo and recreation.” We say a0 i900, and Luther js with ow us is nos ‘u this matter of Sunday resreation, and ot with the Bur more than zard to “sabbath Cominittee’” aud thetr olique. this, Luther, as qaoted by Coleridge, aays wih? Gunday, “if anywhere any one sete up its observ. auce on a Jewish foundation” (4 e. on the grown of the fourth comavndment, as the Committes’ and ail tho Puritans do)" ordar you to work oA it, 9 ride on it, to fenat on to do anything that shall reprove this encrozeh ent on the Obristian epirit avd liberty.” Lather then. sid the soeaker. 1 witb va in our oppasition to the movemunt | whieh tho * Sabbath Oomuriites ’ are ongag: and wo are only following nis Injuustion when we ride aud dance aud recreate ourselves upeu the Jab ath, coure these anti Christian bigots en te: from doing itat all, Mr, Ha’ch proweacet to show the falaity of nome of the stetements made by of the Cooper Inattiute meeting. Mr, Gustave Schwab, acd by Rev. Dr. Mitchoock, one of the speakers on th at 007A. Bion ; and xt tho clore of the meeting he aa har he would make a further expose of the misstatemen toe und oy Sabbatariacs ip that place next Sunday SP. M. At the close of the meetirg Rev. Mr Harch gave no tive that be would deliver a freo lecture in tbat place pext Sunday, at 3PM, ia which he would thoroagt'y expose the groas miaststemsnts of tary Reekman of the ‘ Sabbath Committee,” at the Irvicg ‘Tail meeting. Fuarp Taos at Lovrsvitie—* Nonooyg prospects for business at Louisville, Ky , are 6° dissoir- ing that many of the lewiog m+ rob inta of thst city have pubbshed an appeal to their landlords to -e tuce the price of rents. The Journal says:—Cwo years ago tenwts would heve been far more able to pry doub'e the prices now paid than they can no# afford to pry the present rates Every bvsinesa mun feele the pinch oosasioned by the preecpt deplorable sate of alfa s; for months they have bien boping daily that the politios! horizon would brighten up and allow sunshine agair to revirit them, but their expe: tations have beor disappointed, and the moss discouraging uncertainty hangs over the futare. Froer vor mi Passoven.—The Baltwinaville (N Y.) Gazette notices that 2,100 berrels of floar are deing ground at a mill in that place for the Jews of New York, who will use it for making unleavened bread for the Passover. An ogeut of those who ordere? this flour is at the mi}! constantly during the process of griading, and seals cach barrel with bis private mark in wax. Spring what i¢ used in makng this floor, Ferns —The Borton Comm-reial_ Bulletin reports the following:-—Pincus Jacohs, Boston, dey goods; 0. EB Rowen, Bovton, boot ant JW. Corton suspended &Co. ‘'Natic ures: Isanc Hacker, Lynn, shoe manvfact i ih, Salem, carrier, Ste- vene Trothers, Haverbili, hat fmanufacturores, David Howard, North Bridgewater, boot and shoe manutac- turer, Fie IN Strrim.p, Cons. —On the 1th’ Inst. the segar factory of T. H. &L Spencer, at Suffield, was burned Jown, sed with it some $00,000 segars anda qaintity of tobacco. Lars $20,000. It was the work of an incea- diary, an \peepdiary attempt on the Baptist chorch in the rame town failed a fow woeks ago. Neonors 1v Onto —There are 34,849 colored pers: Ohto. In four of the counties not a negro sould be & end two counties contain only two each. Arrivals and Departares, ARRIVALS. Cue niestox—Steamship Marion—R'ght Rev Bishop Lynch, JW MeMorray JB Oven, K Boyce, James White Cater: Johp Hailowell, Wy Sicat, Charles Terry, albert + Har. ton and lady. Mra © Hyams ond ohtid, Rdward ¢ Cateaon, 1 Fvane, Conviautine Lengner, B Hern, WO Jenes, and 18 in | the stenrege Ricwoxn, ko— Steamship James own— Obendofer, and 4in the Lirsnrooi—Ship Great Western—P B Heughwant, R F Brower, MyorDoxy Ship Palestine—Mrs Fougan, Mlae A Foggan, Deni , ni Frederick Sykes, 0' jon) Wheeler, A WJ Halsey, Mr Douglas, S Watson, EC Searle— steerage. FINANCIAL AND COMMERC Scspay, March 17, 1841, The feature of the foreign trade of this port last week was the failing offin the imports, which were less than half those of the corresponding week of 1860, and much less than those of the corresponding week of 1859. The decline is duc, of course, to the commercial disturbance caused by pending political agitations, and nmst continue for some time to come, however the present trouble may terminate. The event and the pros- pect may be viewed ina gloomy and also in®a hopeful light. A decline in importations implies a falling off in trade, which, in one sense, is the greatest disaster that can befall a commercial port anda commercial country. On the other hand, however, a decline in importations implies a de- crease of consumptio decrease of indebted- ness to the foreign world, and—production proceeding on the usual scale—an increase of wealth retained in the country. Thus, while, as we said, we took from the foreign world last week only half as much as we took during the corresponding week of 1860, and our total impor- tation since January 1 is nearly $13,000,000 less than that of the corresponding period of last year, on the other hand our exports last week were # million in excess of those of the corres- ponding week of last year, and onr total exports since January 1, $11,200,000 in excess of those of the corresponding period of last ir. By just the product of the addition of these two sume— say $24,200,000—4s the country’s account with the foreign world better than it was at this time last year. The fact euggests am inquiry. Ef the heavy exports and moderate imports of 1860 have sed foreigu exchange to rule so low in New Work that we have been enabled to import over twenty millions of specie, what will be the consequence wh OAL, yeor at the rate of 21,890,000 in leven weeks? The following are tke House tables of the trade aud wince January 1:—- Turon, comparative Custom of the port for time woek 1999, we. Dry gow Bamon 946. 36 General 8 1,610,060 6 Sean 250 17 46,906 241 97,014,472 30,675 047 1861, 2 880,867 ‘ounly reported. . 23 918,596 nce January 1... 0610,190,469 16,008,980 24,700 662 Exports or sync, . 1369 1860. 1961. For the week, $1422 66 Us 473 185 376 Vrevivusly repo 782.271 2,002'190 1,174,805 Sines Jannary 2. ‘9077003 1,800,181 There have been some large receipts of gold from abroad tince the last bank statement was made—over $2,000,000; if the Mint has iasued as mnch 6s it mast have received, the banks should show an increase to-morrow. The Sub-lreasnry, too, has lost money to them. [Last Monday choy showed a specie average of $33,892, 758- a decreasg , who spoke te the pe ‘Dae shown above—we are impravigg upon! ject oF | we find that the stock of specie in this city, hands, exclusive of what is in private amounts to over $40,000,000; at the corresponding date last year the banks and Sub-Treasury together held about $29;800;600. Further additions were made to the stock of coin in this city by the arrival last evening of the North Star, with $515,524 from California, and of the Arabia, with the Australa- sian’s mails, and about ¢),200,000 in British gold. The course of the foreign exchange market ren- ders it probable that, after next week, the flow of coin from Europe will cease. At the same time the season is now approaching when gold generally flows to New York from ail parts of the country. Unless the usual course of trade be reversed this year, we shali witness an accumulation of over forty millions in our banks by June next. The bank loans swelled, according to last state- nent, from an average of $121,893,963 on March 2, to an_ average of $122,705,004 on March 9. The increase was caused by the award of the government joan, large amounts of whieh were hypothecated in the banks. M seems doub fal whether the statement to be published to-morrow will show a farther increase. The banks are rnking great efforts to secure all the good peper that is made; bat liquidation proceeds ko fast that even by running the discount brokers ont of the field, it is doubtful whether they will ucceed in keeping their line up. We are going to witness a period like the summer of 1858, when money waa worth four per cent, and bank cashi went into merchants’ offices to beg for single name paper. The money market exhibits no great change since last week, though cupitalists find it perhaps rather more diffieul: to piace their funds. Several leading commission houses which receive money on deposit aid allow interest therefor have as much and more than they can use left with them at five per cent. People who go in quest of money, however, contiaue to pay 5% and ervept, Paper is very scarce indeed. A few ptional names go at 5 per cent, and what is generally known as first class paper at 6 a7. Se. cond class nawes, and names generally known to be connected with trade in the Gulf States, pass with difficulty at 12a24 per cent. Though the money market is infinitely easier fhan it was, it cannot be said that mercantile confidence has in- creased. The price of all leading articles of mer- chandise is nearly as low as it was in the worst period of the panic, and very heavy losses indeed must full somewhere. We lear of bat one failure, however, during the week—-a commission house in general merchandige. We have to report a further advance of 4% per cent in foreign exchange since the close of last week. Yesterday the closing rates were, for sterling, 10634 a 2% for bankers’, and 105 a °y for mercantile bills; for francs, 5.30 a 3394 for bankers’, and 5.33% a 35 a 37% for mercantile bills. Southern bills are more readily sold in our market than they were some time since. The Southern banks have been remitting pretty freely of late, and the difficulties about clearances being ap- parently removed, there seems to remain no reason why they should not recover their old position in our market. At the present rate of exchange it does not pay to import specie from England, the loss of interest being greater than the gain flowing from the difference of exchange. The following table shows the course of the stock market during the past week and month:— Feb 16. Feb. 23 ba" 2 oi 9, Mch. 16 é 8. 42 we ry 82% 55% 8 Bly 87% 73 8Lig 12 ik oT o8 13 8 2 > 43g _ Predie Mal! ag 855 «BBG 8B As the above table shows, there has been but litle change within a week in the prices of the speculative stocks. A few. are higher than they were a week ago, bat the advance is quite slight. The feature of the week has been an active de- mand for all classes of federal securities, which bas caused the new loan—awarded at 90%—to be sought for at 96, and the 12 per cent Treasury notes, which the banks were so reluctant to take at par, to gell at4 per cent premium, Whether people have come to the conolusion that politi- cal matters look brighter, or whether the low price of federal securities is at last attracting public at- tention, it may be difficult to decide; but people certainly seem bent on investing their money in United States bonds and Treasury notes, and from the look of the market, it seems quite possible that we may witness a forther advance. In any event, the general government is good for all it owes. Even if the border States had followed the example of the Gulf States, the Northern States would be abundantly able to pay the whole national debt, and would not hesitate to provide the interest, Thess are the considerations which seem to be influencing the pablic mind, and lead- ing to the appreciation of government securities. We hear of no attempts to place the new loan of the Southern confederacy on our market. It is understood that five millions have been taken at New Orleans, and with this the friends of Preai- dent Davis in this city seem to think the govern- ment will be able to get along for the present. It will have been remarked that the constitution of the new confederacy, published in yesterday's Usrarp, contained in the preamble a distinct assertion of separate State sovereigaty, implying the right on the part of each State to secede at pleasure. The creditors of the Confederate States will therefore have to rely upon the honor of each State individually for the repayment of confede- rate loans. How this will affect the credit of the new confederacy Femates to be seen. crry COMMERCIAL REPORT, Ss rurpay, March 16—6 P. Wf. plimam—Selee 60 bbls, at former prices, Stock 254 o's Buxapercres —Fiour was in good diamant at a fur ber advanes of be. a 10e, Tne aa ott to 16,900 ble, state and Western, 1400 dbis Soutbern, asd 500 bi Ca: ads, closing with ebipp: "% brands #xtfa State at 620 2%, Ghio at $6.60 $5 00. “Rye ud do. do. extra flour and corn meel were un Snpertine State... Extra tate, gr0d to obotoe. superiine Weste: Common to eh Mixed to straight Sutbern “traight 10 good cxtes do.. . Chore extra family ead bakore’ bra: Rye flour. Coro meat, Jersey and Branly wine Wheat ae Lo, higher and active, pusbers at a §) $3 for waite for reo Co $1 22 a $1 25 tor Milwankee.cub and ambe ‘Wisconsin, moatiy as $1 22 a 81 28; Northwestern clus $1 99, no7 Chicago apring at $1 16 a Bt 18; C 24g, and fed Lovg’ Kelaut at $l $8 | Gorn wan} aout d, and eales wore made of 60,000 bushes at Sages. a OLAS. for HOW, aNd 66s w 69>, for old Western mixed; 42540. for old round white, 6lo a 6c. for yol- tow Soutborn, Rye aud Osta wore inactive Dab at aiy Barley wae quiet raves 1,600 budhela State at To a T4e Corros —The mv ket was steady and without change of momens u proces, The malee emoraced «beat t 0 haten, olyaing on the besie of 11%0 « Lac. for middiiag syglanoe = éovounts from the Gult parte apenk of 0 ia F600 hereto fales emoraced 663 baga of Jaman ay 1Dipe a 1246. apd 425 do, Santos (oommor) as Leo, meets FraaeiTs.—Thore was more oifving and ratce ware ” wrek, bo gy Liver poo) 18,090 bushele sro were engages, at 11d. ;€,000 do do, as pie bag, attiigd, and 300 boxes ba cu at ds 6d fo London 500 DoIs ae oN 206 Boxes hacun as 408 , nwt 160 prow lar} ae Where wasa god somand ‘or cnarere Au Aastrian trie yren taken upto wed with 29.000 peoaale aura for Onk aes 8 mopBet Ot 14d. 1 bale, ae) Rome Ovaer Cer. tore were reported for coteide ports, mol idiwg ove oF more ta Cuba. Fou were in better request, with sales of 4004 600 intale Geer ge” Daok dry od utp. t Muckorol ware with Aol 97 400 Doin No Dat $14 76 Morty ware aotive. with free eles meomtly on priv cm terint Prery here was ahecter aemand trom the trad and rawina have beer “ed ‘remy dealt in, with wv torn of the market $f favor of tho purchoewr, olosir Srmatgaie a 20 fr loyor remns sod $1 25 ne Sate B'e; Laqhore CANN: 2a, aa M9: er. 280 0's ourrents oe at Huy. while cer pmay shies orig ams |" afi. embraced 200 balos Sisal at six Per cent, and 260 do. Suto at fod, Six | a wade change of moment is while sales were canted t0 $0 24.30 bales; lots new at 220, ‘cain wih small samples of choice at 30c.; old were Inon.—Scotch pig was steady ani within two or three dayr 400 have hands at $21 50 a $22 60— ix mouths; business doing io other kinds was light. Luap was held with contidence, while sales wore ligat and confined to small lots Spanish at $5 45 a $5 60. Lime was steady and in fais demand, with sales within two or three days of 800 bbis. of lump at $1 25, and 1,000 do. common at of 40 ee Cuba were made at 18c., Hi Mora‘ sia, —Sules and 60 bbig New Orleans at Naval Srorges were quiet, while prices were steady and O18 —Both crode whale and sperm wore in better re- quest, with mere doing, both here and in Boston. The stock of linseed was lig! it and holders were firmer. Sales om wanmete im amall lots at 60c. a 6lc. Western rd was Bolling at 880. a O5c., and tallow do. at sXe. no Olive was firm and in good request. PROVISIONS rk was down to $16 60a £16 62 for mess an! $12 [0a $12 75 for prime, with sa'es of 260 bbls Deef wae ip limited demaud at old rates: eales of 100 bbis. were mode. Lard was unchanged, 640 pick. nges having been rold at 93ge.a 10c. Cut moate were quiet: the Ralee amounted to only 100 packayes at former prices, Butter and cheese were unaltered. hoe —Sales of 70 saaks ware made at Bc. a 37% r Youn —Both clover sud timothy were in fals demand for the country, with ssie+ at full prices. Licseed was firm, with sales at Boston of a cargo of Bombay at 61 73, apd another of Calcutta at $1 723g, and 9 small lot for yy wre pee at $1 70 cash. aus —Sales of 1,200 hhds. were made, chiofly oune 8, at 4c. a be., yd boxes, Havana, at 6c , and 689 hbde. melado at 23¢¢. a 33. Wiusiey —Saléa 1,100 bbls. at 1734¢, a 17%e. SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC YOR NEW YORK--TH18 Da, - 607 | Moos sErs . 609| atom waTER Port of New York, March 17, lst. ARRIVED. Steamabip: Marien Adkins Charleston, with mdse and Pw hengers, to Spattod, Tieston & Uo. ff Hatteras, enegunte: very severe NW gales, ang heavy sea. ata 23 nonrs, Steamshiv Jamestown, Skinber, Kichmong. Norfolk, £0, with mdse and to Ludiam & Heineken. tearaabip ‘Thomas Swann, Kramney, itn mdse and passengers, to H i Oroniwell & p Palestine, Warner, London, and Poriiand Roads Feb 3 an. mnorn 12 22 -morn 12 26 with ase an engers, to & E Moi 2d Inst, la 12, lon 4205, passed bark Jane Degaett, bert, from Gles- gow ang | Grésnock Feb 8 for New Brig Ei Corning. de'3 times, rity. Hanffeld, Vora, Keb 19, with rubber do to mHtad v weather; has been blown off the i ‘a pilot_on board for 2 days. 12th inf, lat 37 43, lon 7128, apoke brig Montioello, of and for Hos ton, with malnboom carried away br Truro dir} Cartin, Halifus, 16 dave, with tsb, to Whit man Bros. 6th fost, lat’ dt 1, 1dn 65 17,'took a heavy gale from NW, which carried away fore topmast and voresaii; 10th, Jat 41.06, lon 66 31, Joseph: Bond, a native of Hallfas, fell over: oard and was drown Rehr Helene, Derrickson, Savannah, 8 day ane Fair Wind, Pras, Washington, NO, 5 days, with cotton ety Sr elieabet, Kelly, Elizabethport for Boston. Schr Adelaide, Lawrence, Elizabethport for Middleton. Sehr Mariel, Harden, Pordand, 9 days. Fob , 7 days. Behr If Baker Hosen, WLca.bet fer Philadelphia. Schr St Louis, Nash, Gloucester, 4 days. Sehr Hudson, Smut ‘Smith, Portiand, Ot, 2 pebr Arietta, Saumid, New Maven, 2 aye si Rance Goonell, New Hasek for Virginia Slo0) ive, Phi zabetbport for Sout teame' Bela sede) Cannon, Philadelphia. i Young. Providenos } a pe, Jones, Providence. Steamer Ospray. Kenny, Providence The steamship Arabia, Stone, whieh arrived yesterday, lott Mare "AM, And Queenstown 34, 7: ed ships Young Asbo, sad 5 Poe 5° 753 pt tin the Chan eg * bout nd in, and Jon! Be, lat 44 26, 13th int 48 12, lon $s 68, exchaty er bonnd aan the night of rom 7 BELOW. Bark Jobn Glesgor, Boo 1, Groeurck 8th, with sydee 28 pase Uyuseangrnn rat Donhawn & Dini ube, fron Boston for savannah, 23 days outfit Into he Lower Bay with head of foreaast sprung, all come op for reper. Brig ipoeas | oa begs rmuda, reportes below on the Idte, was Clown of TA the late gule. “Sho was seen pr viously by Capt Hanfield, of brig Emma, {rom Para, ‘Wind at sunset NNW. Miscellaneous. frup Sreepwet, Radeliff, at Boston from Liver)», expe- rienced revere gales for the last 25 days, n which she lost part of her sails. Bip Hespenvs—A letter dated Hong Kong, Jan Ut statos thet “abip Herperian, Dudiey, at Woosung from Cardiff, with “ might ciguaie pate soos ih nat experienced a vorritic coal to French government (nd doubt the Hes: dridley, from Liverpool with coal, before reported ai shangiae), Caught fire and wasin low uf @ French steamer, would b3 neut Jan 6.” Banx Tow Corwix, Norton, from Boston for Cienfuegos struck on a reef near frinidad’at 1 AM on the 4th inst bi'ged, and will bea total loss; carg» will be saved, The TC was ad y Rann Vvorsel of 20) tona, butlt at Seltuate m 1847, and owned in Boston by Elisha Atkins. Bank Warwicx, before reported lost at Mootevideo, drag. ed her anchors on the morning of Jan 4, ani was drivea oa ome rocks between the Island of Libertad and turrica Sian. where she lost ber rudier and was so. wis of water per hi Asaistan: wae'sent to hor Ducat 3:0) PM the master rosoriad thet the (Argo Was all lost and the vessel no longer #easrorthy. Bank Jvstv, Tripp, at Boston from Messina, lost two top. eaila and foreyard du ng tbe pavaage. Biex tule, Honea Wt reportad at Gloraltar in dis tress, was retiting 22d a but owlpg to the rainy weather the work proceaded slowly. Bark Cristoxta Weront, Plnmmor, before reported con. devined at Gibraltar, was sold for $2300, Brig Many D Lax, betore reported lost, was abendoned 21st ui, in lat 87 £0, lon 7358 The crew were raacued by Capt Hobson, of ship Initana, and arrived at New Orleans 7ta ‘ask The following card for Heal A Card—the undersigned, late'y rescued at sea from bri Mary D Lape, o: New ork, by the packet ship fadiaua of and from New York for New Orleans, sinceraly return than! to Capt Charles B Hobson, Mr Jobn Pidgeon, frst oilicer, end crew, and also to Mr avd Mra Fleming, steward and steward ens, for the prompt aid and kindly treatment thoy proffered to ng while on vonrd of their noble vessel B A GAMDN iy inys, | M Dicanp, frat officer; D Penity, second do, and crow * igs Unanvs, Church, condemned at Gibraltar, has char tered an Austrian brig to take the cargo to Trieste, The would commence discharging 24th ult. Bric ToRNano, Tibbatts, hence for New Orleans was at St ‘Thomas 26th ult !n distress, but of what nature has wot beea ascertained. Brio Manta Waerien, Wheeler, from Pens: ton, put into Newport with satle split by the g« BiG A B Parrenson, at Baluimore from Arestb heavy weather and lost deck .oaa, Sour Pavune, Brown, from Philndelohia for New York With coal, went ashore on Cape Henlopen nigh’ of ith tact She lays easy and makox but little water, and ‘will provably after diecharging Sonn L Warensury, nenee for Ker West, was spoken Sth Snes, mo Jat ke, apd repo ering Vous i in’ gpiligs ith aa ‘unknown vessel and lost Scun J Nickxnsow. at anchor off Harwich eats the Inte le, swung over the bar and thumped her kee! out | She bas Geet Eeuled upon the beach, and is otherwise uninjured. tte a for Boa. 10° inst, ivery Senn Rosset, from Bath for Boston, pni into Portland on the 14th inst, leaky. Sorrvare, March 16—A horm brig bound (> Boston went ashore at 6AM to-day during the NE galoanisnow storm. ‘The ‘and three men were drowned ia a:tempting Uo leave the vessel Axtwear, March 1—The Brilliant, Siager, from New. Tork, wes driv at the Maria, Anza, from Havana, in tnd a both sustained damage ®, March I—Off, Americaa ship Pepperill, 11111, trom Polat for Bremen, 28 days Experienced a hurrixine on Jon 60, bi Didw away eaile shipped a arn, and hor ne ‘away 3 boats anil stove yy rails, broke in quirt# deck, filled cabin, d chronometer and all the stores, broke to'piewe ft the neids of, thecabin, Seabed the mala and shiftet ve opt the decks of everything moveablo, and caused Ship to make much wa Farmourn, Feb 27—A voesl with Camden, ¥ stern, Jaterla dand adand sed, was parsed Feb 6, lat 31, lon 56 W, by H Juliana, Bockboff, arr-ved bere, Prati oy Teh 14-The St John, arrived here yesterday from Savantiab, oot bulwark, brats, malar, ‘satis, Ac, Jan 28, lat 42, lon cys 27ch-—P ut “pret ship Gen Parkhill, for Charteston; now mu'inove—Capt Pyke kitled, and chief meie atabved. | ww arrested. /Roe news cojuman’ Pot hack, the Anne Mary, for San Prenoiaes, wilh | of bo® sprit and foremast hen: Qurerstown, Feb 2m The Amphitrite, Broderg, «hich ar rived here to-day from New Yoek, i# leaky and has lost her boats Ranscats, Feb 27—Put in, Dutch schr Saramacoa, Det rot of ui trom Rotterdam’ tor Boston, CS Itulg boar she re on tl Pa Sand thie morn hant 4 0" sesisted off by the luggers Morning Star and I'stre), w' opp arent domage. Wirrenavan, Feb 27—The Amarionw ark Globe, Hoyt Thier pat nto. this pore Ist inet, was pus on the patont ap thia day, to repair damages, MISSING VESKEL*—The Glonooater Advertiver aays:—Tho tad for: Dodings before rxpressed when pub ishing the loas o* the rchr Fweopmaker—‘hat there wore others of tun deat which would never retirn-—are, itis feared, to truly resllred, hot Sebrenean \ oury ealled fr Gloucester eb 6 far oo 4 Hince w) ich thne there bave baan no dings of har. 1s sap ar he was loat in the gele of the 7th ult, Her tw von ined of nine Prntie Ca foll pwe;—Anthony Aede.re, mas tor. George Mo yoneld, (ra R Swain Nagugl Prev A, Anto- min Oormen, Joa Ant ine, Wm Dennlson” Bdw Nowy’ tos 4 ‘The suaen Young wae a fins vous! of iG tone, ond ‘Him Fasex ip 1854 She was owned by od was insured im the Gloucester Mutua rp suyanice office for $2275. febr HN Manwood sailed from Gloucester Gh b- for George's, and baw ever boon hoard from sabe, h wot glee oetvone in Gorman ‘Cran FSriisud oo Ach ton Warren, ive moon i Henry sa Jou Farker, Gamaliel Stewart, The HN 8 wage fient ‘less vensel of 84'tons, and was owned by Meagrs Liardy & MeKen Pile a) Salisbury dn, tho spring of 1A9p. od on fatual fanlag a ouster on the am day of the above eemela Ter crew consiaied, as henras oan bo i veae of nine pereons he was commanded it Petor olan, of Gl ucester. wba leavers wife and tao 9 obnldren Pho vos gl wan Hs town built in Kaver ta 1354 ond wan tusnred im the ay HDR neurAnce vie tyhe by Meron Late Awaddon or SE¥I% Bho wes onned Notice to Mart INTENDED FLoaTiNG LIGHT NAR TH Imre Hace Lowa, Rob 2 1884, Trad hint ‘witb a vlow ot Indiost ing the Sisal, ard focilltating ts ne R DOWEIRG SOAR, Notice ig hereby gi ition of the Outer vow: Arion of that bank ty, it ta invent not 7 Oorporation gers U treme ‘to be p de of that bhoal, and © doles at mu Beroahibited there figee on we er west ve to the exact position, da, of the ui rl yo sy pag M ‘cna Secretary Provincetown 12th ‘ont che Alexander, Rich, N rece In 2emtbampton “rom bark Nigro, om em sh the ce ae we rad Wied wos has iran a i pees athens ated Gd ba Sky ot 0 al bye hake F biringer, Wood, hence for Liverpool Feb 16, atcha, Bryant, from Liverpool for. NYork, ‘Pods, SSMS | See ae Feb 3, lat 20 Gasoline Fucker, , from the Clyde for Oaleatia, Jan 22, ‘Warrey_ Bizet, Neluon, from Laverpedi for Orleans, molty, Bite intr, from Toginsd, teas waste tak aeee ine Fn om Urea ta Ship A Heien, from Liverpool for NYork, Feb $4, 18 tats Agere, Anderson, frum London for NYork, Feb 19, by to a, MeCatlin, from Shanghae for Foochow, Jan eters BP iasing semester it pistes Per yt Lad oon from reblon Gen Wiliams, Hat- Ean is) pana ‘ork for Bris- Bi ex, Web ain KREMER AT Caraeion Herat 8 uegemne! Wreeer, web wanna, Be L sepi apebengpas Pucheu, NYork; 26th, @ BancutOva, eb “cane i vasa OT enna (Seu eu tt-ash Uapexe conti, 31 Contd. heb Tarr Edward Hytaan, Rei New Orleans; tone, eb 8— arr Fi ing Cloud, Wi aE tii iad ree ‘Insor, pny bong ton, P te Velpariso for Le Sree , Pai . Frcncieco Yor dé; Crimloal seh B Biande Ni for do and three latter procecd vor eb 26th, Passed Gea suicide for ew 3 Sork; tr sig da 4 rewen Duwiing eb) Mk Ave Toke He “ie do; 2ith, loin; do titsreh Lin Hose RUTNGEn ‘eb bere EB Pherweod, all ‘dito dan” Dovst, arch 1-OfF, Pepperell, Hu, from City Polat for Marth 1—Arr Indian Bel guliego, Washburn, Wi ir = gee Malena p, bluren L—arr Lady Bi Ped Mi Arr irigatn, =, Hod Ta ieee ae, a. We kaasou, thee gg Bodg stan, Dizer, snd PY Lge ue 8 Nozleans, | Sie March 1, "Liuce, NY Guoveserin: Pov 36 “ase (net a rg Philadelphia. Gornskuune, Feb 2— Gruvavra. 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