The New York Herald Newspaper, April 4, 1861, Page 5

iat to the recommission of the steam sloop-of-war b , is confirmed. Yesterdayyjthe Navy Yard, in immediate vicinity of the dock where the Powhatan lying, presented a scene of bustle and anima- on; = quantity of coal, wood, provisions and stores were being taken on board with all despatch, to a start to-morrow, if she can be got ready time. The ship, from the long time she had been ting about in the Gulf, does not present a very appearance to the eye. Caulkers were hard at yesterday on her sides, and other workmen were on different parts, to make her look as trim as ible, in the short time that will intervene before she be ready for sea. ‘The Powhatan will be commanded, officered and man- d as when she arrived, on which occasion the Hxraty & list of her officers and crew. She may, how , take some additional hands on board. The sudden of the Department at Washington, in commission- the Powhatan the very day after orders had been n to place her out of commission, and to put her on board the receiving ship, has taken all connect- with her by surprise. The officers, who had for their respective homes, could hardly have ‘ived, some of them, when the order was issued re- ing their immediate return; and it is probable that some instances they found the important document iting them. It is not known on board the Powhatan she is bound, and it is likely that she will leave h sealed orders. The impression seems to be, how- , that St. Domingo, and not Fort Pickens, is her des- ‘jon; and a desire seems to be manifesting itself ong the officers and men to “give a good account”’ of Don should he prove saucy. Orders had also beer received for the fitting out of the rig-of-war Perry, and the workmen had done considera. towards her lower rigging, when the order was coun- manded—it is supposed in order to expedite the getting dy of the storeship Release, which yesterday was all taut and presented quite a ship-shape, sea-going ap- © Massachusetts Legislature—A Na- tional Convention. Bosroy, April 3, 1861. The Committee on Federal Relations has just reported a olve favorable to a national convention. Serious Railroad Accident. VE PERSONS INJURED—THE MAILS DESTROYED BY FIRE, PirrssurG, April 3, 1861. The mail train due from Philadelphia at one A. M. was n from the track near Wall’s station, about thirteen lles from this city, by the breaking of an axle. The ‘d car went down an embankment fifteen feet, the thers running off the track. There were about eighty p ers on the train, only five of whom—namely, . Dobbs, daguerreotypiss, of Pittsburg; FB. Car- drover, of Holmes county, Ohio; J. Malloney, bf Hollidaysburg; J. Simmons, express agent, of Phils. phia, and one praesent ibe! but slight injuries. will be able to leave for their places of destination o-morrow. The mails caught fire from the upsetting of stove, the contents of several pouches being J badly dam- bged or’ destroyed | The Washington letter mail escaped. New York and Philadelphia mails were slightly maged, and the Baitimore and darrisourg mails con- The way mail between Pittsburg and Harris- u arg ‘was almost entirely destroyed. Death of Captain Berryman. Pavsacoza, Fla., april 3, 1861. Captain Berryman, commanding the’ Wyandot, died terday of brain fever. i sient Markets. New Oxeans, April 3, 1861. Cotton—The America’s news caused greater fir in some instances an advance. Sales 5,750 at B2xe @ 18c. for midcling. Sugar firm; fair to fully fai 6c. Flour quiet at $5 25a$5 35 for superfine” ight on cotton to Liverpool %d. Sterling exchange M34 a8 premium. Sight exchange on New York % a 5 mium. Momix, April 2, 1861. Cotton—Sa'es soot gb wore at 1244 for middling. of three days, & Wy |, 3,500 bales to Liverpool, 34 per to Havre, le. Ster- fing exchange, 107% 2 108';.' Sight exchange on New fYork 8 per cent premium. jontre, April 3, 1861. Shion Sete today 1,000 bales 12340. a 12%. for ddilng, the market closing in favor of nolders. Ciwcrny att, April 3, 1861. Four dull and demand limited at $4 50’ for super. Whis- y firm at 181,c. Mess pork in better demand at $16 50 16 75. Lard firm at 9c. Norvorx, April 3, 1861. Cotton active and advanced: prime ai 124c.;. eae, eis white, 04340. jel, 30 mized, ele. Staves very te, 64340.; mi wes very C py But unchanged” Nas wal stores very dull. Tar, bl a $1 60. Naval Intesigence. The United States steamer Sardnac, Commander Ritchioc, wes at Ve op the 2d ult., having arrived rom Catlao on the 1s h uf February. The United States am ge war Cyane was at San Blas ‘March 3, bound to Maza Txviesg Bart.—Mr. Bruno Wollenbavpt, with the assist. ‘ance of his brother and other artists of the highest order )will give a concert at Irving Hall on Saturday evening next. Musical amatuers and connoisseurs will find this poncert one of the most interesting of the season. Toxaree Francai—A new piece, “Les Eafers de Paris,” will be given this evening, for the benefit of Mile. Jane Montheaux, a capital actress and prime fayo- rite with the public. Atury.cum, SovTn rRookLYN.—Admirers of the colored | opera wisi be glad to learn that Wood’s Minstrels will per- form there three nights, commencing this evening. Arrivals and Departures. ARRIVALS. Saw Francrsco via Aspinwall—Steamship Ne ent e ‘Genes, A Sch Goin, wife and sister; Mr Beat aiber Branton, Fi M & Sones, Dr Buel, JM from 8 ‘A Mathewson, and’ Gol Hudion, mgererrer ap Bavaxac-Steam R Sparks NG mise A Boott, cae W Merr‘tt. Boots "Fam akervear, ee nnnds W Rela, Cooperman, : Klderkin, B . ghn, H Pruder, Dr Oimate .4,'M Hughston—and 130 Te POOL, vth Loxvoxornay— Steamship North America, mr, Fox. jady and child, isnsign Mooney, Caut e, Jobo Faine, Mla Mosars Frudet, ‘oultart, urawsord, Morris, Hickey, Bea nd 70 in the steerage. are gaa” sagt Halifax Mr Smidt and lady, Mrs and tw ore Mre #u ir G + Menira, Wild, Davidson, Hogan, Groen: jordan, McKean, Blwvaly Peyeer, W Tal anny and lad) 7 oe. 4 lady, Petuad, yee Walt, Kemp ‘and family, ple, root —Stesmahip Kangaroo—Mr Eltiott, Mrand Mrs MoLesn, Dr Pim, Mr whoo, Mrand Me Duckett, F Guema rate, Mr and airs Andrews, Mr spreight, and 20 ta the steer DEPARTURES. —Brig Anita Wwen—Senora Martinez and two Senors Ramos, Mesvidal acd Giuferra, wes Rook, Mrs M Nolan and two caildren, 10 MeCa«, 65 PAdam HW te hor Te nih aR ail®, “BS aad cher, BC Tinley, John Collins B Philips, Fs A Phil Ag “fF ebster and lady. Jom Moers wy oy Joh M Low, B HS exton, Chas MeCarty, See Demarest and others: Court Calendar—T! Corr? or arrmats —Noe. 245, 26 to 30, Userep trates Diernier Gover —Nos. 20 20 35, 84, 06, 41. Scraen® Covet—Cincurr.—Same as before, in both Dranches. fcramon Court —Part 1—Nom. 801, 1645, TIT, 1679, 1681, 1683, 1657, 1691 1705, 1707. 1708. 1711, 9 19, Part 2—Nos. 1160, 1162, 1166, 1178, 1190, 1184, bay 1148, 1164, 444, Mon PLRA—Part 1—Noe 540, 497 704, 807, 818, s, "318 140, 819, 820, 827, 822, 823, 224. 367_ Part 2- Now 398. 246, 247, 451, 966, 218, 686, 472, 607, 764, 17 $25, 827, 628, 829; 830. A Mode. —New Vegmeee. Log A consider tnempe'ven the beat dreraed the ro lo some Teaean for the vanity, sioce they Moar kav . nd KNOX'S Hats, especially th rpring myles. at 7, are most tiles” to found snywne Moldavia Cream Forces the Hair and ETF, is. at W. A. BATOHE- 16 Bond street, pepotont Barclay atreet, and sold by all druggists, Batchelor’s Hair Dye.—Reliable and In- ack Baroiay street ‘applied at W. A. 1S, 16 Bond streak Dr. Fitch’s New Rupture Supporter Tit Broadway. Trasses.—Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure ‘Truss, No, 2 Vesey street, Astor House, opposite the church. eee Woote ROD EDDY ¥T: co., 9 nnagers DELAWARE, ‘wrsenehe sears 4 tgereuree, ‘Dutawans—Burms Crass 200, April Tl, 59, 32, 65, 8, 40, 21, 10, 12, 3 25 ba a 22, 72. DrLawane—OLass i 3, is6t,” 4, 41, 73, 36, 67, 12, 24, 28, » 72, 1d, 26, 44, 52. ‘Circulars. ox "tull’ particulars, seni free of Sirorping either to Sat ere ‘oid Maat, The Drawiny of the 5 oe me jussex County and RB. FRANCE & CO., MANAGERS, ‘=The of the 8t Prtoe & Gos lary soutrc (at Vesa Peta reste sald Bate 10 superintend the’ Grawingy of said lotions, So day:— 1801, 41 The OO, Uae 88 Be Bs, 60. ag saree tener tae ag ‘Witness our hands ai Wilmington, Del., this day’ (Wednes- Espenscheid, Hat Lane mpeg, Passau has just introduced the fashion tor gentlemen's ain bleh, in the cement ties of fine- ees, elasticity, durability and taste oannot be a Hon. John Cochrane has Resumed the legal profession at 68 William street, corner ‘The Studio of the Artist Hatter is Open for the sale of the Sieur. a of Goateners Dress Hats, Broad door trot Walker sitet. Brooklyn fetus tordn) cr rl po Im- patie) Ge Gray eae stands to-day railed in in photography. ILLIAMSON, The Ladd & Webster Sewing Machine may now be had for fifty dollars at 500 Broadway. Wheeler & Wilson’s Improved _ sowing Machines at reduced prices. Ovlice 06 Broadway. ‘Take Notice—Prices to Suit the Ti Times On sn after Monday, April 1, the price of all ex 1 be reduced to six cents, at, Brown's net Freneh, Rea surest a tand oe Rooms, 13 Bi er with Deckers ie oyners Mh Eure at peerage tare be found at BROWN'S, The Time Has Not Come for Domestic Old Tom. Retailers, if you value your interest eell MORRIS’ pure Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou- pres—the best in the worid—wholesale and retail, and the dye Privately plied. No, 6 Astor House. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wepnespay, April 3—6 P. M. Secretary Chase has inaugurated his adminis- tration of the Treasury Department with a blun- der as gross as any that were ever committed by his predecessor, Secretary Cobb. He has arbi- trarily rejected all bids for the new loan which offered less than 94 per cent. He has thus de- clined $30,839,000 which were offered to the go- vernment, and accepted $3,077,000 only out of the $8,000,000 which he requires. In coming to this decision, Mr. Chase has not only laid himself open to a charge of unfairness to the public which came forward so liberally to lend him money, but he has run @ risk which no government officer has a right to incur. It does notescape the public eye that of the $3,077,000 of successful bids, $2,500,080 came from one in- stitution in this city. Mr. Chase must not be sur- prised if people cavil at his drawing the line so as just to render this large bid successful, when a variation of a fraction either way would either have excluded this bid, or would have admitted enough other bids to have secured the whole negotiation. The law, itis true, gave Mr. Chase the right to reject unsatisfactory bids. But was it politic to court a charge of corrupt favoritism’? Was it wise to repel so arbitrarily the aid offered to the government by the public at large? To Mr. Chase, are the national finances in a condition to justify such a highhanded poli- cy? Singular to state, the Washington corres- pondent of this paper telegraphed us on the even- ing of Monday—some sixteen or seventeen hours before the award—that no bid under 94 would be successful. Must it be inferred that the Secretary had really arrived at this decision, and had private- ly communicated it to his friends? These con- siderations are of less moment, however, than the public misebtef which may ensue from Mr. Chase's decision. He now wants $5,000,000 more of the public. At the hour we write, certain specula- tors and moneyed men, in total ignorance of what may have happened during the last ten days in Texas, or the last week in Florida, very dimly conscious of what is going on in Virginia, and utterly unacquainted with the policy of the general government at WasHiington, are perhaps ready to advance this amount. But what if next morning's mail should bring news of a fight on the Rio Grande or at Fort Pickens’ What if the secessionists of Virginia overawe the Convention, and carry that State out of the Union? What if the President should call an extra session of Congress for the purpose of passing a Force bill? Mr. Chase would find, in that emergency, that his friends would hasten to break off pending negotiations; he would be lucky if some of the successful bidders for the $3,077,000 awarded did not try to evade their bargain, as other successful bidders did in October last. Where would Mr. Lincoln's administration be if an emergency of this kind occurred, and it were discovered that there was no money in the Trea- sury, in consequence of Mr. Chase’s arbitrary se- lection of the cabalistic figure 94 as the lowest point at which he would accept loans’ The only defence that is made for Mr. Chase is that by rejecting bids below 94 he saved the gov- ernment some money. It has been computed that had Mr. Chase awarded the whole of his $8,000,000 to the bidders in regular order, the discount which the government would have had to pay would have amounted to about $35,000 more than it would have been had the whole loan gone at 94. By drawing the line at 94, Mr. Chase saved $35,000—rather more than half the profit which the Bank of Commerce makes, at to-day’s prices, on its successful award. The following is a list of the successful biddera:— SvcowssruL Bina, Bidders. -_ Per Cent. W. Beales, Jr. & Co., Boston... 94 00 A. T_ Lowe, Boston... 11100 94 05 Otis Daniel; Boston. . 10,000 95 00 Do. 00 10 000 04 26 Do. OD. sereee 20,000 94 20 J. Vincent Brown, Salem, Maes....... 15.000 94 00 W. © Dougherty, New York ++ 2,000 96 75 Do. do. 2.000 94 00 30.000 94 06 8 000 94 00 10,000 94 06 25,000 94 06 C.D, Matthews, N 6 000 94 07 Chae, H. Lebaron, New yor . 20,000 94 07 Gio A Howe, Troy, N.Y . 1,000 4 26 4. f. Van Viec New York.. 10.000 94 26 JW. Wolcott Boston. 100,000 94 08 Samuel 3.W1 White, undp 1.000 100 08 Bank of Commerce, 500 000 4 08 Bunk of America, N ee 250,000 94 08 10 000 94 08 10,000 94 08 6 20 000 94 08 American Colonization Society... 6 000 08 08 ‘Tete. $8,077,000 The money market is quite easy; the award wil not create much inquiry, so large is the amountof idle money in the street. Call loans are offered everywhere at. 5 per cent; short acceptances, prime, go at the same figure; and longer paper at 6a7. The steady progress of liquidation is re- ducing the amount of paper on the market very rapidly. Nothing was done in foreign exchange to-day, The stock market opened dull this morning, and weakness was evinced in most securities, with the exception of governments. The new sixes were in demand, every one being anxious to supply the consumptive demand, which is revealed by the recent list of bids; 96 was the last price this morning. State stocks were generally lower. All the speculative stocks were rather lower, and closed weak the following being the last quotations:—United States 5's, 1874, 894 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1861. 4%; Indiana 5's, 924; Virginia 6’s, 75 a7; Ten- Dessee 6's, 74% @ 74; Missouri 6's, 65% a 5%; Can- ton, 14% a 15; Cumberland Coal preferred, 74 a 8; Pacific Mail Steamship, 8494 a 85; New York Central, 7834 a 4; Erie, 314% a Hudson River, 45 a 4; Harlem, 16; do. preferred, 41 a 34; Read- ing, 431¢ a +4; Michigan Central, 567( a 57; Michi- gan Southern and Northern Indiana, 17 a 4%; do. guaranteed, 3824 a 4; Panama, 116 a 117 nois Central, 80% @ 81; Galena and Chicago, 7254 %; Cleveland and Toledo, 80% a 81; Chicago and Rock Island, 72% a %; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 35% a %; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 56% a 57; Illinois Central bonds, 7's, 74 a %; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 97% a %; Pennsylvania Coal, 80 a 81. The Cunard steamer arrived to-day at Halifax, with intelligence of the reduction in the rate of interest to 7 per cent, and an improvement in con- sols and cotton. The following was the business of the Sub-Trea- + $1,902,886 36 182,000 00 484/880 24 7,698,170 78 Stock Exchange. Wepwespay, April 3, 1861, = Us Jagd "81, reg an 100 she HudR RRbIo 4546 . Harlem RR ale {oc0 UB oe ,'81, cou. oo 413; 25000 Tr’y 1: hotes 108: 44 1000 Tr’y 1ipe notes * 4000 Ohio 6's, 60 10000 Tenn 6’ 4356 1500 Virginia 6": 43% 5000 N 43% 5000 do. 57 30000 Missou) Cie 4 1000 do. Ty 1000 Erie RR: 87 1000 Harlem tet, 1 1000 MCEpelmafebel 983; 300° do 38% 1450 I Cen RR scrip. 8 1000 Mich S ty PRE eke ve) 80% 9000 Ill Cen RR bds. 97%; 100 do. b30 #1 1000 D, L&WRRIm 95 20 O.......4. 80% 10 sbs Be Republic. 115° 25 Cleve APitts'gRR 9 ian eee Bk. hs Gale & cate He 73 10135 106 50 Del, L & West RR BOARD. 200 shs Harlm RR pf 414; 100 Reading RR. ag = > % “te Mich Beni 10 MsoeNigidek 33 160 Ill Cent ead a” 100 do... 81 81 3B 100 do......... 12% 200 Cleve&Tol RR.830 3534 50 Uhi & Rk Is RR.s30 66% 200° dow... 200 20 oe, 100 do..... 060 57 3 cmnar iin Bx CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Waowrspay, April 3—6 P. M. Barxapervyrs —Flour—The demand for Western and State brands was good, and the market tolerably active, extra grades were frm’ and in fair demand. e sales about 22,000 bblis., closing within the following Seater a bakers’ brands. braced 1,200 bbls within the above range af prices. flour was steady at our figures, with sales o{ 200 barre! Corn meal was in fair demand at unchanged prices, with sales of 400 barrets. Wheat was in good request at steady prices, but was rather heavy at the close, while the sales embraced —— 85,000 bushels at $1 46a 81 58 for white ‘Western and Canada, $1 35a $1 37%, for red Western, $1 44 for amber Island, $1 35 for choice red State. and $1 30a $1 32% for Milwaukee club. Corn declined lc., with sales of 80,000 bushels at 620. a 63c. for new, and 670. a 700. for old Western mixed, and 69c. a 70c for Southern white. Rye was quiet at 65c. Barley—Sales oo bushels State at 70c. Oats were saleable and rm. Corrre.—The market was firm, with sales of 800 bags of Rio at 12%c. a 13%c., 1,500 do. sold yesterday after- noon and 2,000 to-day at 11%c. a 140., 400 do St. Domin- go at 12%c. and 200 mats Java at 17c., and 200 do. Ja- maica at 12\c. Corron.—The market continued firm, with sales of about 8,000 bales, closing firm on the basis of 12%c. a 18c for middling uplands, chiefly at the latter rate from store. Included in the sales were 500 bales in transit. Freicirs.—Rates were easier and engagements mode rate, To Liverpool about 40 000 a 50,000 bushels corn and whest were en, At 946d. for the former, in bulk, and 97 ‘a mH 10d. in gs, andpat 10%4d., the latter in ship's bags. "300 packages tallow at 303.,’ with some lird at Lhe The wheat noticed yesterday was to Gloucester ny 12d., and not to Glasgow. Some wheat was taken to the latter pert at 11d, and tome flour at 38. 64. Rates to London were quiet at 3s, 6d. for flour, 37s. 6d. for ba- cop, and at 408. for cheese. PRovisions —Pork—The market was quite firm, but less active, with sales of 875 bbls., at $17 tor mess, $16 374 for thin mees, and at $1275 a$13 for prime Beef was firm, with rales of 200 bbis. reported at $5 0214 a $6 60 for country mess, $3 75 a $9 8734 for repacked, and $10 a $11 for extra. Beef hams were firm ani 100 bb's were sold at $15 Cut meats were steady, with sales of 140 bhes. and tierces at 6c a 6c. for shoulders, and at 8c. a Sige. for hams. Lard was firm and the demand steady, with gales of 300 bbls. at 10c. Butter and cheese were unchanged. Rick was quiet at Bice. a do, SvGARs.—The market was steady, with sales of about 1,756 hh chiefly Cubas, within the range of 4c. a 63sc. Included tn the sales ‘were some lots of Porto ico, part at 5c. a 5c. See EEnAEnEIEREanenenemeememesmemmmmmmmemmeemremmmed Married. Avseriy—Gotpxry —At Mount Vernon, on Friday, Octo- ber 12, 1860, by the Rev. J. H. | Bexsanax Avatix, of Great, Barrington, to Miss Amma Gouwner, of Mount: Vernon, Great Barrington. Massachusetts papers please cop} Currorp—GiiMan —On enday Ape 2, at St. Bar- tholomew’s church, by Rev. Dr. uel Cooke, NATHAN J. Curvorn to Bara fd daughter of Samuel Gilman, all of this city. Lewi—Dvsm.—On Wednesday, April 5, by Rev. Joel Fk ogld D. D., D. 8. Lewis to Maxm O. Bus, all of New ‘ork. Died, i Ayan —On Tuesday, April 2, Sanam, wife of John J. ymar. Her rematns will he removed from her late residence, 309 West Thirty.fitth etreet, to St. Luke’s charch, where the funeral services will will be taken to Mpa oe for interment. tives and friends of family, avd of her brother, Wil- liam G. Babb, are respectfully invited to attend at the chureb, on Friday morning, at ten o'clock. Huey —In Bloomingasle on Tuesony, Aj T. Breen the belovi only son of J Breen, 2 years, § months and 15 days. ‘The friends of the family are Tempectfully invited to at tent the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon. at one o'clock, from the residence of his parenta, 110th street 112, Jawes jo and Ellen and Bloomin rond. Hia remains will be taken to Westchester for interwent, Bet. —On Wednesday, April 3, Mary Euza, only daughter of Richard H. and Mary Ann Bull aged 8 years, 1 month and 2 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reepectiully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No 8 Fourth street, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, without further invitation. Coase —At mt, Weatchuater county, N. ¥., on pril 2, after a after a protracted iliness, Evrie Onn of Christie, aged 67 years, 10 ‘and friends of the family are respectfully 4 the funeral eervices, which will take place at the Dutch Reformed church, King street, on Fri- day morning, at oe o'clock. The remains will be taken wo emraareawere, 5 , for interment. Comrron =a Verte ‘Amboy, on Tuesday, April 2, Amr eat, wife of Lewis Compton, rat fae TOM Font of at. age, ‘The selativee and friends reapect folly invited to attend the fuaeral, from "nee late resi- dence, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock. Cox’—In Brooklyn, at hw residence, in Marcy avenue, near Myrtle avenue, on Tureday, April 2, the Kev. Isaac F. Cox, Cox, assistant minister of St. Matthew's church, aged 40 years. The funeral services will take place at the church, on Throop averue, near De Kalb avenue, on Friday after boun, at two o'clock. The reverend olorgy are requested to meet at his residence at half past one o'clock. Davasvort.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, April 3, Jous Fornes Davexvort, Jr , second son bf John F, Daven- Dey and grandson of the Inte John Daveaport, of Bermu- aged 24 years, 1 nonth and 18 days, wane vclathees tad frends of 1 family are most re- Bpectfully invited to attend the i, from his late Tesicence, 221 Degraw street, South Brooklyn, on ‘Sunday = at half past two o'clock, without further a —In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, April 2, at the rest denes of his parents, No. 76 Hudson avenge, James Far- ome, in the Slat year of hia age. The friends of the family are requested to attend the foneral, fromthe Ohurch of the Ansumption, corner of York and my @'reeta, thie (Thureday) morning, at half- past nive o'clock. Albany and Boston papers please copy. 5 ‘Huyrixcron.—On Tuesda) rdrocephalus, Rampotra Howaxp, peoond ‘and oly hald of andolp" and Lizzie Huntington, ‘aged 2 years, 8 months and ll fhe friends of a ents wo tariies to attend the fu- of Mr, 8. F. Williams, 101 ‘clocks. Tuesday, April 2, after a short illness. Joux Husia aged 49 y¢ars, 10 wonths and 21 days. sugreerne toe tenes ot the the family, and ‘also the peg Ft avenue, corner street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at half. past one o’ "clock, to Greenwood aa reanesday, April 3, WaiiamM Kexiann, ne relatives and na friend of the family are respectful; tatiaes to attend the funeral, is ite residence, 4 Fitty ninth street, this Thureday) afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘Lancs. —In Brooklyn, on Wednesday morning, April 3, Grorox C. bg rene for many years assistant foreman in office of the Journal of Commerce, in the 39th year of his age. ‘McMasow.—On Tuesday, Ane 2, of consumption, Hivos McManow, in the 25th hg The funeral will take ako lace this (Thursday) ether noen, at one o'clock, from late residence, No. 79 West’ Twenty-eighth street ithe friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Macrgx —On Tuesday, April 2, Caristiam, son of Henry M. and Dorothea Kreischer, after a short illness of coa. gestion of the brain, aged 16 years, 9 months and 11 day The relatives and friends of the family, and those of his brother hey Banry are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of nis parents, No. 58 Goerck sireet, this (Chursday) afternoon, at twoo’clock, without further notice. His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. Mornm.—On Wednesday, April 3, in the hope of a blessed immortality, Mrs. Cuxisrian Mornis, at the ad- vanced age of 86 years, mother of the late James Morris. ‘The friends of the late James Morris, with those of her son Edgar Morris, are affection invited to attend the funeral, from the First Baptist church, corner Broome and Elizabeth streets, on Friday morning, at nine o’clock, without further notice. Her remains will be taken to Manchin, H- N. J., for interment. ‘O'DonnkLt.—On Tueeday, April 2 youngest daughter of Patrick and aged 18 months and 5 days. The friends of the family are invited to attend the fu- neral, from the residence of her parents, 87 Sixth ave- nue, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Her re- mains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. PrAUNKUCHEN —In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, April 3, Curetriva, wile of Frederick Piaunkuchen, aged’86 years, The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from 348 Fulton street, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock Ryex.—On Monday, April 1, Mosxs ©. Rver, of the Twentieth precinct police, in the 42d year of his age. The friends and relatives of the family, and those of his brothers, Washington and Dennis Ryer, also the Police Department in general, are invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 194 West Thirty-sixth street. RypgR.—At Altata, near Mazatlan, Mexico, on Monday, January 28, Mkuinpa, wife of James Ryder, of ship Spark: ling Sea, of Boston. prizs —In this city, on Wednesday, April 3, Mr. Sa- MUKL Stns, in the 65th year of his ag the friends of the tamily are reepeottully invited to + attend the funeral, on Friday morning, at half-past nine o’clock, from the Spring street church, without further notice. Hartford (Conn.) papers please copy. ‘Tracy.—At Oremal, Allegany county, N. Y.,on Wednes- day, March 20, Fxux Tracy, formerly a’ lawyer of dis- tinction, and elder of the Presbyterian church/in Geneseo, Livingston county. Voss.—On Tuesday, April 2, Hevry Voss, a native of Garman , aged 34 years and 6 months. jends are respect{ully invited to attend the fune- et “his (Thuraday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late resicenco, No. 483 Peart streot. Waae.—In Yorkville, on Monday evening, April 1, Mar- cane, wife of Edward’ Woir, aged 42 years, 8 months and #2 a. rae and friends of the family are respectfully fervited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) morning, at ten o'clock, from her kate residence, , Ninety. ‘Becond streot, between Third and Fourth avenues. Wiuiams.—On fuesday morning, April 2, at half-past four o’clock, of inflammation of the brain, ANNA PaUis INE, the beloved ‘daughter of Stephen F. and Anna F. P. Wil- liams, and granddaughter of Anna Hardy. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Inursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from No. 619 Third avenue. Marin O'Dowsxt1, Catherine O'Donnell, MISCELLANEOUS, ee PRICES FOR ‘CHINA, “GLASS, 40., FOR CASH. ‘We have on band leree es of oo Glassware. and other goods, with rich food desirable articles of recent ieaper tauion, which we Fs FOR CASH, amine these Prices. French China Diniug Fintes, of good quality, for $1. per French China Breakfast Plates for 86 cents; Tea Plates, 75 c*Predch China Dining Services, 226 pleoes, for $22, French China Tea Services, 44'pleces, tor . French Decorated Tea Services, 44 Bibena 34 25, ‘And all other goods in pro} Silver plated Toa Beta, 6 pi ty Plated Casters, bottles, ah ives: fair quallty””” Iron stone China Dinner piates, superior Iron stone China Tea Plates, superior quali ‘One dozen each cut glaas Goblets, Champagi Glasees, and patr cut glass Decanters, 38 ‘One dozen each superior quality ivory bandied Dessart Knives, Carver, For Steel, 27 pieces, $9 50; fair qualtr ‘All ioe cover $5 delivered free of charge in New York and Soreey City VINGTON F dong pomry) Importers and Jobbers, Noa. 238 and 24) Fulton street, tn Just arrived a lot of new and elegant lea Trays, wort! pleces, for, ‘a vet, will be aold for $L5. Alto. large invoice of new and elegant Mantel Vases, from $9 Wo $23 per set—about one-half the usual price. Tron stone cbina Tea Seta, 44 pieces, superior quality, $225. large size, su Tron stone Coffee Cups and Saucers, handled, Pertor stu, 34 jeces, from city or country will be Bromaitty at tended to, and goods sont by eapress to Zay part GC tne Utsied States or Canada. All persona sending for goods will be dealt With precisely aa if present themselves. STONISHING ra ae CHINA, GLASS, 4&0. “We bave just received ‘ares. eemaiitien of China, Glass ware and other goods, per row ‘Admiral and Germania, which we are desirous to sell Look at the following bona fe list of prices, and compare them with any bills ever purchased :— Samplee of the goods on exiubition nour windows French China Tra SERVICES, 4 pieces, best quality, for brenen Decorated Tea Services, 44 pieces, for $625, and ard “PM Prench China Covered Dishes, beat quali! " IND OMEN CHINA GOODS INPRO oan Ironstone China Dinner Sets, 186 oe 16 OO Jronatone China J oilet bets, 8 . wo bilver plat.d Tea Seta, 6 pieces, for +16 00 Table Forks per dozen... 36 ” Table Spoons bn 3m * ne Gotten, spoon “ 175 Cut Giang Goblets. 16 ham i 86. er dozen A rat variety of nt js, such as Gas pares, Cut: lery, &e., at equally low 4 ¥. HAUGHWOUT & CO, 498, 490 and 462 Broadway, corner of Broome street. N. Y. NEW STORE. RUSHTON 3 He. {20 Broedway, corner of Broome street, branch of Ne 10 Astor House and'No. 417 Broadway. ¥. V. RUBHTON has much pleasure jo taviting notice to his new stock of Drugs, Chemicala, Family Medicines, Tollet French and Kogliah tums, Cosme. ‘oth and Nail Brushes, and a variety of fine Perfumes, 1 WM. EVERDELL's BONS, WEDDING CARDS AND of the latest styles. 104 Fulion atreet, N. Hntacluted fois. AMOPITE AND, BFFIOACIOUS CORBA OF CORKS and Bunions without immedia'e or subsequent inson- of, Messrs REND« LL, 365 Broome street, have per: mtoreter to the following gentlemen wh nials dig Howse an be seen at the of!ice:—Lier 4, almy, U award fH ‘Dixon Jobn 6 Maihews, Enq. 31 Union aqui and Lemont, Esds, Bancroft House; W. Dalrymple, Feo. 10 Bond street; Hl '8. Corwin, Ba. 900 Brondway , J. Blaier, Faq , 858 Broadway. LL KINDS OF PAYER, TWINE AND PAPER BAGS, at FREEMAN & ROBERTS ape ho F belbuan olen UBERTSON's paper ware uae, GREAT OPPORTUNITY NOW OFFERED FOR bargains in elegant patterns of English medal ion, vel- vet, Brussels, three ply and tngrain Carpeting, Uileloth, Win. Cove Shades, Bualr Unrpeting. Mods, Dutch Carpets, AC, one of (he largest assortments in this city, displayed in’ ten’ apn. cious ealerrooma Carp:t buyers are invited t: examine the stock of BIRAM ANDBRHON, 9 Bowery paaencet, FAMILY] SEWING MACHINE, ey oy NOVELTY SEWING é Pd COMPANY, 419 roadway, corner of Canal atreet, BAaTerrs Bu ANISHED HELIX RYED NEEDLES; Needirs for Sewing Machines of every deac ‘pti n, sell ing at come prices Salenrom 421 Broadway, corner of Vanal fireet, New dork ALLOU'S No, 409 Broadwayy N Now York. \LRABING OUT BALE—WILL SHORTLY CLOSR. ~ DIAMONDS, WATCKES AND FINE JEWELRY. De, PEACOOR, Le OK, London, and 406 Broadway. thing warranted, and poat'ivaly selling belvw cont. Glass Casen Bore Fixtliren and Factory Tools for pale chen | Goa ap Com “hoe AND ORIN GAS woke public G0. 68 Broadway. NY MISCELLANMOUS. —— ™ ee, Bo BUNIONS, INVERTED LARGEL C% apd all Nt dieenaes of the Wye wahout pay the 8 oy inaoureniene by SAGE ARIS, urKeot geons of this city. D*, BROWN’S PATENT BABY TENDER —T! ‘great invention is acknowledged by aul to ‘be “the ining” 10 remtore pence and quiet in the nursery, and to relieve mo- thers and 11 ‘amount of care ‘and an: Call thar ad Rupee of atu oc ao ane for @ clr. Bent by expresa anyw! where. J. 8 BROWN & ©O., 652 Broadway. \NIEL WEBSTER SDDRROING THE UNITED ‘States Senate on Se Compe Mepaaree of ss a tenths marely bon Seminal Srlee of 51's, by Dy BURNEGT mi 80" io Rasa toot, took No. fi, Hew York azrats want UN & CO.'S AMERICAN AGENCY AND MD READING ean papers kept ce. Gh Every informe interesting visiting Loodon. “fo’strand, ‘Strands Londons adatoms Hr LIFE BALSAM. RHEUMATISM, «£0. iccberet eee merrteae also yay the rors’ cane. of im- id ulcers, fever sores, peak int of the Blood, ver aaa tee, general Bibbd'atrost.® "Yooomta par ] HAVE (SOME, GOOD, SPRING OVERSAKCS FOR to $5. pd ae ine @ ner work. nok oats {rors $17 t $6 to $7. Silk Vests, $6. ‘and see yCLANKE. is Puiton icreet, ‘OHN OSBORN, 4b BEAVER & STREET, THE VINE Ghow BRS COMPANY NAC, In soliet 7, DEES This with tal of “three iniition ie company, with a capi Hon Tranom posed of more PESTS rattan 9 aga nang shareholders in the company, ae a it Ste tnforest in ond Watch over Its prosperity nes pet institution es themselves forthe sale ‘of thelr own pare © “Branden and oo towg of ter and ay lament of th a object avi to accom] men’ 8 ol us mission, 18 tly Bound down an cae oles ulations not to ‘any brandy ex P 1y we been wholly, distilled from wine, an: and "be also the 7 duce of vineyards’ Within the limaits of Seoue ‘and therftore, strietly inhibited to admit into its storehouses is, any bran wi which may have had its origin outside ‘As it was owing to a fixed determination on the part of the ost wealthy and influential vine, growers of Coed up hold and 1 world renowned nt of, and the extensive and gro tion which and su y of its past abipments have the prinelpal marke e world, must afford te al the most guarantecs ,that the Vine Growers png Gh in the simple pursuit of ite own inte ite brand mark by the unquestionable excellence of its ahip mente rtation of brandy in Prities, heretofore prohibit et eine forward ited by ont of thi few rational clauses of the Tariff bill of the immortal Mr. M wine merchants who favor the agent of the Gomagaate vit their orders for direct importations, tn their own names, will aap the advantage of that mode'of placing pure Sarat Brandy within rescb of consumers in every part of the two The balanos of the stock of the bottled brandy of the Com pany, Consisting of the eerie years old” and the eantedti rt passage o| present law— orey ye potas sealed with the metallic capsule of the Vine Growers’ Company, the same stamy and the labels cont an erect dessriptlon of ‘the content of the bottles to which under advertiser, may be guarantee and signature im facaimile of 1 obtained of — Messrs, © iT & BROTHER, 68 Broadway. FRBD. 8. COZZENS, 73 Warren street. SACKETT, BeLcuEe & 00,. 38 Reade street, DIXON & CO. 0149 Ghambers street. f ver a OAD WAGONe AND PARK OARRIAGE®, RS & SMITH have now on exhibition at their warerooms room an factory an elegant amsortmnont of sam Road and? (deel iso Pheetons for four and six per- D for Park dri driving, which, in style, fish, tness and durebility, have no superiors, to which they {nvite the attention of gentlemen about purchasing or dering for the com! ia a Broadway, factory 8 89 Eldridge street, New ork. ~ ART PIANOB, STOPANTGRAND, BQUARE AND PICCOLO. The best manufactured. Warerooms, 506 Broadway. SHOES AND GAITERS—A NEW STYLE, AT NES’, Nos. 10and 12 Ann sireet. N. B.—Call and $3, 38 SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC TOR WEY, YORE—TH18 DAY. 6 5 39 | moo: 627 | wan ware BUN BETS... Port of New York, April 3, 1861, CLEARED. Ship Victory, Ainawarth, Liverpool —D Ogden, Ehip Cairo, Wooster. Rottardam—Funcd & Meincke. Brig Maire’ (Ital), Baravese, Gloucester—Funch & Meincke. Brig King Brothérs, Lariaway, Fort au Prince—R Murray. Brig Wenonah, Dow, Cardenas —H D Brookman & ( Brig Gen Bailey, Noyes, Trin itwood, Karle & Co, Brig Blackonh fa, Bavanonh—D C Murtay, Tndian Gueen (Br), Hodgson, Lisbou-i #t Amusinck oo. Schr Harriet, Young, Gibraltar—C & E J Peters. Schr Indus, Stokely, Maranham, Para and a market—Bur. det & Everett. Schr John A Stanley, Jackson, Ponce Sturges & Co Set Emma (Br), Button, St Jobne, NF—H J & © A Dewolf. Schr P'S Lee, Carson, New Orleans—N H Brigham. Schr D A Berry, Voorhees, Jacksonville—Van Brunt & Si Behr E § Chester, Brown, Georgetown MT Runyon & Co. Schr G L Greene, Rich, Elizabethport—Crocker, Wood & Co. Sehr Superior, Robinson, Portiand—G 1, Hatch, Sehr Whistler, Prestrey. Taunton—Master, Bolir Expedite, Lord, Bristol—L Kenny Sloop Hardecrabble, ‘Simmons, Somerset. Bioop America, Northrup, Providence—L Steamer Jersey Blue, Chadsey, Bristol. ARRIVED. Steamship Kangaroo (Br), Mierhouse. Liverpool, via Queenstown #24, at noon, with mdse and passengers, to G Dale, March 30, PM, off the Bell Buy, paawed hip i Webb, hence for Liverpool; 29th, Ist 46 lon 48, ship J 8 Whit ney, ‘of New Orleap: yund W; "ad inst, 70 miles W of Sab e Isiand, steamship Anglo xaxon, from Portland for Liverpool. 2.Steainebip Northern Light, Tinklepaugh. Aspinwall, March with passengers and treasure, to D B Al *yreamibip Locust Points French, Charleston, with mdse, to HB Cromwell & € Bark Dom (Aus), Perissa, Sunderland, 94 days, with coal, to order. Brig Samuel French, Parritt, Turks Islands, with salt, for Eastport: put in om account of head winds and be of provisions; will proceed as soon as the w the Government dock, Sandy Hook. ther; split mails, &e, Brig Mareh 20, jucretia, Wallace, Elizabehport for Agpinyrall Brig Marshal Ney, Darling, Elizabethport for Philadelphia. Sehr 1 Anderson, Heantngway, Elizabethport for Fall Kiver. Bebr Adele Felicla, Cartwright, Elizabethport for Fall iver. Schr AG Hazard, Latimer, Ellzabethport for Hartford. Behr Yankee oy, Risiey, Llizabethport for Hartford. Fehr Mary’ & iizabeth, Tyrrell, Elizabethport for New Bebr Hudson, Waterman, Elizabethport for Aliyn's Point. Sehr Forest City, Emery; Rockland. 6 days. Schr Hurd, Pierce, land for Flushin, Schr 0 C Acken, Beek, Albany for Stanford, Sloop F 8 Warner, Cheney, Elizabethport for Hartford. Bloop Byron, Alien, Bi rt for White Pinion, Wai = Ellzabethport for Newburg. r, Morehead City. Bteamer Pauny Cadwallader, Pierson, Balitmore. Steamer Black Diamond, Allén, Philadelphia, Bteam/ Philadelphia Steamabip Cabaw yesterday from New Orleans and Havana, reports:—March 28 at poon. off the Moro, spoke harks kdwis, Cxroline © Dow, and Hamlin (ot Philadsiphia, bound into Havana; 29h. 6 PM, Int 27 45, lon 79 46, spoke, brig Geo Amos, of Portiand, from Cardenas for New York; 30th, Lat 31 25, ion ”, alized bark ME Trout, steortn day, lat 32 10, Jon 78 20, bark Peter Clinton, steer lat 34.42, lon 75 45, Br bark 23 miles N of Hatteras, signalized a with letter T in centre, Hatteras, achr Marine, bound teras, schr Mary Langdon, bound 8, BELOW. Ship Miles Standish (of Boston), from Liverpool. ‘Two ships and one bark, unknown. SAILED. Steamship —.(harleston; Br abip Sonatitution, Liverpool. Wind during the da} ng nugget, lying to; Lat inst, rk showing a red al ; same day, 36 miles cj ae day, 95 miles N of Hat ViLauxen—The steamship Santiago de Cuba was launched on Tuesday from the yard of J Simonson, at Greenpoint, and taken to the Neptune Iron Works, foot of Eighth street, River, where she will receive her machinery. The Isunch was A very fine one, and well repaid those who had the plea- sure of witnessing it Bank Wranvorre (of Boston), rigs from Smyrna Feb 7 for New York, went ashore March 18 near Roquitas, and will probably be a tocal lows, Crew saved. Bu Burg Neweuan—Br brig Newnham, Capt White, from Rio Hache Feb 13, with a ca'go of Nicaragua woot and divi divi, bound to Ive On the 26th Feb was six miles distant from Pevri Point, in the aforesaid Isiand, and on the follow ing morning was one mile distant from Little Ino nay when a strong Westerly current was observed to be setting U2 the leeward 5 PM of the 27th Feb the East end of little ‘Ipepua bore NE,” four ‘milen distant. "At o'clock FM the weather ‘became showery, the course being then BE 8, and changed at il PM to N by hs, the weather at midnight became cloudy and continued to until o'clock, when she struck on Molasses I Key, routhens! of West Caicos, the boats were hove out and A aifenm anchor carried ont in order i haul her off the rock, but all exertions to ge' te her off were withc 4 found three feet keel floating slop fhite and crew came passengers in by nia Witttam A Drrsern, of Bangor, from New Haven for Ponce, before reported at St Thomas tn distress, had lost fore iymeeh topgallantinast and sails in a gale Feb 4; the bull not Scum Lanvxan—Norfoik, April 1—Sehr Larukeh, from Pocland tor Gusana, Has pit it bere in alstreas, with loss of ‘ke —{By telegraph to Ellwood Walter, Eeq, Secretary of the hoard of Underwriters | Scone Bay Query, from Boston for Eastham, got ashore on Gallup # Isiain during the snow storm morning of 24 inst, but probably came off next high water without damage. Benn Hannan Ma ‘rom Boston for Wilming top, NO, sprung alcak nt sea Maroh fae 2 ard put into Leevwurg, NJ. for repaira, and w ready for #en Gta ia: Sonn Sarreeriwarre, from Phitedelpbia, reports ereing off Deuble Headed Shot Keys a bark abandoned and eet adrift of Cardenas, after landing slaves, Whaiemen, Art at Bydney NEW Jan 5, ship James Arnold, Sullivan, NB, 2,260 ap, Arr at do dan 19, Herald, Reebe, of NB, from South Bras. Arr et Auckiana, m7 Lee 14, Palpbow, Micho ye ok At Randerns Bay (roar San Bias, Jan 22, ships Ploritn NR. 18 moa, 110 bbla; Florida, New Haven, 28 mos out, 1700 bbls; bark Ca'lno, NB, 28 mo, 1180 bbls. At Valpataiso Merch’ 2, bark Ospray, Stanton, NB, from Juan Fernander arr let. At Tahiti Jan 20, Ellen Adama, Thomas, NB, had taken 30 ep aince leaving San Francie, Epoken—Bark Mary Frances, at Newport, reports spoke le EE Brereton, hence F pine rts m, hence Feb 28 for Hong Kong, ff Quill ge Feb 18, lat 22203, Fob 2, los som 10 28.0, Br b ir brig Anne Euan or eae Betton, een regs ‘di bbl whate ew ‘an 17, Jat 67 8, lon (about) 71 pr ) TL W, ship Jefferson, of SH, well pok. &e. unngton, f fom Boston Nov 13 for Sam one March 2, Tat 4026, afr m Masih #6 ter Gad from Newport for Hong Kong, Feb 25, off Ship Elwood Walter, hence for Antwerp, March 2, at 4@ fFom Providence for Zanzibar, was seen Feb 3, Pike, from pcaamageaoagpegey seen Marcie if fore topsall, on poe ea <p nis Mas mh eae ieee on 69. an an from Boston for At ‘Africa, Mareh 24, lon vonnosk, Barnes, 1} days from Philadelphia for Laiaytas lat 25, lon 65. ne Shaw ‘tae New Haven for Ponce, Mareb 25, lat 33 fe wreck Me * Flower, of Belfast, Me, steering SW, March 31, 35 ae Ports. BvENos Aynus, Feb 13—In ft berks Line, Knowles, for Boston 10 days; and others 94 an cae thoy arch 6 Sarmart o1 and sid 12th Tor Gar fee ah ate ‘Bweetland, hinchas: Shaver. do for onters, Sid 7th, ships Juventa, ‘Young. Hamp: ton J ton Rose: th, ohn M Mayo, Suow, Valparaiso in’bellast; In Tath, shipe Mary arr L ide for Fame el tas ag renay White Pent gistan, fod pos Allee Oc oe ty irr 12th, for’ Corks Hucdings eas ia ner unt Hose’ I. 5 ssi ourra, Feb Fedo F in _ ip ARDENAS, March 24—Arr bark § ywther, land; briga Geo Amon Treat, Sierrm Morengs (and sid RYor:; Ambfore sti 7 aa NYork; 5 wv ni tt ‘mi ‘pore: oa ame Wg ry 5 iBinber, NYork’ > a Carver. NYork: + fe ain asin, and ‘Missia~ arch 23, bark E Dwight, Nickerson. Boston; brigs C , Winslow, do; He ‘Queen, Morton, Portland; & Doane, NYork; J Park, Park. do; Kentucky, Gar- “yt ‘h, bark Old Dominion, ‘Johnston, "Baltimore; brigs Tangent, Wylie, Philadelphia; China, Nelson, Boston. ‘Treadwell, chtd at ald 26th for a i Chunrondos, March 24~Arr bark Dublin, Hun , Bt Tho- mas; eh eaniohin? Galveston. Sid schr Bol Dole W Did. on, Mi } 28d, bark J © Nickels, Ni Bos- ton’ brig cash levee, York; sehr it Watson, W by, Dat, March 18—Arr Aurelia, Beattie. C: Doveiy, March IS—Olf, whip" Arno, Deering, from Havre for me oe Feb 14—I1 ‘rom JONOLULU, Fe! in port bark Constitutic Fe Port Townsend arr 8th tor do: brige Agate, Lawton, from McKean’s and Phents Talands arr 7thy uncy Morning Star, Ge- le up. lakopapt, Feb 5—In port bark Kate Hastings, Kingman, cere hacia salen AVANA, Maret rr barks Atias, Bartlett, NY: = Genes, Besta; ey ey, om ee oa a 36th, oan, Hteubern, Liverpel: bares Alberdd Ay, Barton, York; Philena, eta Gien, Holmes, Portland: Pilot ‘Hoyt, do} schrs ‘Mountain Avenue, Berry, NYork, Hart, stene, Doane, ‘Troon; 27th, ship Annie Hodsman, Havre: barks J Carr r, Get, Howton farmon Baker | ‘ork; rent, reat, Fy fort; lerig I a u a 26! Cc dw Dt it] Ro¢ney Carr, SH ah Chae, Be "Taylor, Tapley,' a; Hy Matthews, Kelly Sierra Morena; 2th; BR tas Tangro Ber adi; Pallas, Bidaig,, Matansest or a + Pal Dazzle. Ocaste. jlanzas; brie Cld 26th. brig WC Clark, Daggett, Mina; 27th, ship J Knox, Noyen, farses bake Ore Fataon ork James Cook,’ Crosby, do; Chas Heddle, Jone Nicholas, Nicholas, 4 Cros ‘Allon Ray NY. ork roo len, + on Fising eu, arm ine WYork. asatan Nei are) LivERPOO i —A‘r Jack Frost, Thomas, Coblja. Loaxno, WCA, Jan 16—In port bark Swallow, Lefavour, i ifamartan, March 6—1 hip Spark R JARATLAN, In port sl tt . for Burope, loaded and aay cama Perite dled Tan bo: bor Alert, Low. for ody AL Crariin (40 tates 1, chip Seu'Tark, Wiicomb, for NYork idge Sid 20, sour Wild Hartow. an Blas, hence to Carmen Island and back to port—will leave for San *rancisco about 26t) ‘ot Matanzas, March 23—Arr brig Windward: bare Portland; sobr Golden’ Rod, Collins, Savannah: 24th, 2 Yumart AR Tapreicn, Bind wick, Portiand; 26th, bi yl Vara Sid 284, brig Black Hawk, a ste Portiabd: sehr Pran- & Hall, Portland; 26th, bark Lucy A Nickels, Nickels, mouth, ‘akt, Jan 18—In port bark Fruiter, Stone, for Shang- iF eetianee, Feb 27—In port bark Reindeer, Coutts, fram Philadelphia, diag: brig Ann D Jordan, from Montevideo, re- pairing. for bout 12 days. Rewenios, March 18—In port bark D C Pierce, Harvey, for Falmouth, Eng; buig JP Wetherill, Linnekin,’ from Mobile arr Sr Tromas, March 13—In port sehrs T J Hill, Whelden ft Porto Rico to load sugars for NYork. ve In port Mareh 17, schr Dolphin, Keene, wtg orders. Sauva, March 16--Arr bag Ika’ Hag Tidvana it Amanda! Spear, Cooper, Havana; 22d, od ner. ‘Sr J4G0, March 18—Arr bark Sophi Boston. otintpa, March 15—Arr barks Coles Fol = a jaws anco, Gardner, NYork; Alet Philadel Ly sander, Glover, Boston. gr Nevens, VALPARAISO, Feb 2}—Arr ship Gentoo, Freeman, Boston; parks Young Grenk, Taylor, do! Pati George Hen ; by, Taleahuano.. 81a Feb 19, ship Ci Herradura; barks Lizzie, Nickerson, Feportet chid to load ores for Baltimore); § Oarrizal; 20th, Auckland, Tome; 26th Tquique: 27th, Kineo, Everett, Macriting, Zanzinar, Jan 4—No Am vessel ern Sriacany Aagnica, rr from New JA Bro Town send. at Waterford; 22d Flora, ai Deal Ont W™ ashi from New Orleans March 2, John Patten, at Havre; melia, in the lenaple. ood ad Maud, at Liverpool, pageedeenReRG : Acr froin Savannah March wht 20, Golden, and Murray, at derson, NYork; J M (rl Hu yes repd. at attra Terxonarme: u welds, The fardinia, from Liverpool for Savannah, has put back. The Award, from Liverpoot for N total wreck off Scllly;crew raved N°™ Orleans, le 8 ‘The J H Byerson. from Liverpool for New York, Dartmouth March 21 on her beam ends; bh Dartmouth warch ends; had lost mal The Louisa Hatch, from Savannah, t the lat has not arrived at Intent Arr from Boston, every oh "gad Arr from New Oricans Amelia: in the Clyde: Roane and ‘bartesy| noch Train, (The Carmen, at Malaga, 0 ‘oad, at Liverpool a ‘Ar from Baltimore Heroule, at Falmouth, Arr from Charleston Isabel it Sailed from Havre, BD Shep) re on wre, eppard, or NOrleans; St Nicholas for NVork. nut into Pe Bailed from Liverpool, J W Ryerson, for NYork. Put inte Portsmouth, American Ports. APALACHIONLA, March 23-—Old brig Wm Mason, Gare per, Pens r Kate L Brnee, tone, NOrieans; bark JA ‘Wolfe, Liverpool: 26th, sehr Julia fers Orlando, NYork? bark J'M Hicks, Greenman, Liverpool. Sid 27th, ship Bay Siate, Crowell, Liverpool ae ‘Trumbull, Cullum, for Liverpool dg; Bian, Freeto favre arr 27th, wig: barks GW. Horton, Riser, Tor NV ceR lage Col Ledyard, Sutton, from disg: sachin Wesvern Star, Crowell, Rowten, from NOrteans, wig; Joe Ig. EXANDRIA April fchrs Emeline H "Sid webre Hawkins York: In’ port 27th, Boston, ir Boston ldg; J Bier Siaxdeld, May, for Bowed Arr steamer Gager, bt ‘Bebe and ¢ Cormeli fink Crook, Orvetta, Dixon, Borden, Arnold, Fall River, Wm De 2d, ‘sehrs JL Harned, h; La Ob Whilden: Told Cie, Conklin and eB Tl ottnna ew York, ‘id sehrs Monteven, Falkenbu: idence; ry Crook, vernbasm Cold’ Spring; Lucy Ghuren, ca SSOSTON, April 2—Arr bark # 1d tenm Ayres Halifax: 8 R Sp Gdariew hina Cannda ‘WO Andenou tn Lvicpol a panidi Baltimore ore ealey, Shr beera zag; sehr GD & ERT ihen fo vennel ign Maria remain in the Roads? ea Beek pOOTHMAY. March.) Leeds, Grant, OTHE A: arch Virginia for Thomaat oe oe Fey, JACHEONVILE, March 19—At the bar brig Beronda, Hig: gins. for Portlond? also eehr Louie Walsh, Main, for Salem, MOBILE, March 7—Arr brig Fanny Barton. Warton, leana. Cia’ Br ehip #ifred, finlinee Liverpool or O'Brien, Damon, Pbiiadelpaia; sehr Stephen Duaoen ryler, Dib Arr ship Cynncure, Robinson, Liverooal (and old same day for NYork without estering): Sp pol Magdalena, Maria, rig, Harpe net reported wait ix0, 2 Roriliarr slog Apollo, Freeman, Blizsbeta- NEW QRLEANS, March 27— ‘er ships Guttenberg, Weeks, Povres At Charlee: Conway, NYork: Young Rags, Wriewe, Bristol; Emly A Werk, Liverpool; bark 1 Wilson, Pei Work: Span beige Alerts” Busors, Have a Serra, air Care Reinhart, Peterson, Phvadelpht Emelir . Dennison, Boston, Alphonsine, Peterson. Tampy Ip Andover. Keeney," York: barks Alex MeNeil, So: ri Colburn, Cardenas; A Manderson jevane (Nor), Olsen, ‘St Petershurg; Barcelona schre aptaen rind nll, Alien, Rnataa {sland ‘Arr ships WV Mores, Jones, Sam, Merryman, Havre; brign Chanito (3p), nnd Parc Uava- Da; Qto (Mr), sevens, Belize, Hom, via Rnatan, Cid. oy Bhitena den, Saath Adept (Bb, Campeell nad Greenwoos. Liverpool: William & Ann (Nor), Onterstrom, a Fe: fershurg, Br bark Cartoon, Tegan, Loodye rigs Roaa- », Daval, ercelonat We Kin mod to see 224, ahton Thi Cn ltngone and a . ships Jak Nesmith, Traviata, and bark Pram how; 224, ships Carlyle, and DL Choate, aud bark Fred Lem ming towed to sea 244, sbipa Argo, Expres West Wind, barks Texan ‘enh meres, eh a ae ‘ORFOLE, March &l—Art brig Saginaw, Bean, NVork: tehradna. Wi 1 p> ik 6 Wixon, Young, Harwich; Chas Allmon, Gwynn, Apri] 1—Arr schra M Smith, Smith, NHaven; Senator, Pat- York. Sid sobre Gray , Benton, By ork: Oheyeolite, #mith City Point NENrORT. Apri 1—Art schr Benj Baker, Higvina, Provi ‘AM, the above. a b M, (he above, her ‘gery Frances, brig Wait- MALIEA DE LERE ADELPHIA. Api a a Morrisoa, pri parr bark ofiten Platt, Palermo; wat Post), Da Cunha, Oporta: Pathway, Jackso M Ooerne Paste Kerr hens Piywe rk david (i Floyd Recher Fail River’ Salem. Seratogn, Eldridge, and Wat Steed, Sinith, Wm R Howe, Harris, Newport, ‘arr steamer Wilson, NYork. Cid steamers vi Kel mond; Reston, NY ae, | Richt Crocker, i ship Fl Liverpool, eebra Ann 8 Noweil, ve ell, Demerere: De Rackett, i War Reed, Smith, ane Mary ae iy pvewss = | eoNTta Wb, are} oar Br steamahip Neste ee Ate, ; steamer Pi vou ett brig & Larrabee, ily, Matanzas. Cid brig Bie Bara, Merrt, Matanas PROVIDE NE ari oe 2—Are bert iy A Hambilp, 2 Mansivar, ir Maria Fi bees pad ville #C. oe Boston. aw Ymahetsco, March 16— Arr man, Coronel: ateamel ami a, in tow #teameabia Un ted i wert cle Ham (which trnge Pi ae, Ae oy Aire so, do Sia ata atom’ samahip BA Eva i) l—Aarr seb toni sehr, Mary Hivanberh, Teea, SwtinOARieT, March N—Sld schr Uniom, Ghesley, Sa