The New York Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1861, Page 8

THE WAR. - (PONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.) say 1 wow say of the mails may be re attempt on ewpply Fort Bumter, to view? Bere as an sit SSuor part to cooree tbe governmet, Ai puts ila’ ae srbbety Upon teen, EFVKct OF TOB NKWS IN TUE NORTH ‘TRP WAR NEWS IN NEW YORK. TNE AXOITEMENT IN TAR CUSTOM HOUSE, NO FELO, CTRERT UOURNERS, CLUB ROOMS, THEATER ° Bre., kTO ‘Ihe anpoarcement tha: Yooth Carolina had crossed tn Rebiorm. ano Gat civil war bed seen insuguraved be- even ths North and «be South, whicn was first promal- ¢x'e0 tw tie city thegugts the vas of thy Haas.» on Pricey ovenwg last, fell ike a thunderGole upon the en- we commonity. Notwipsanding tnat the coarse of esrrent events was continually ponting to this dreadfal @eranwstey, and sepite of the fact that the prose of the @. try Ned bern cons'aatly prepasiog the minds » the people or the dive eve pt, the Ort aovounvemeot of the g10 mM) Feality Cons nearcely befuily srerited or bellevet, Bot all hopes, eb 8, destrea and antorpations were eeltpred Dy tbe fetal Oeepatcd which was received at chis wher ip the eceong ond ammrenmtely givep to the pad. be Rotors ho pabticution of ims retabl) inveliagendd; te Aity was HOW ith wi) kinds of abeard ramors and Soeculuno 8 A deep-teh from Wushig'oo hal previ- easly Haply wervureed that fightiog vad begue io Charleston harbor apt open this sopstratua some in Sustriov8 newsouper qnidnanca fonnied the seful rut avenre report Det the city of Coa leston bei been hom. barded b+ the flent, and was at thas very moment being rapidly reduced to asher, Prope wh) naderatood the peat ion of the city of Churlest.n, and the leale of ie fertcations, sw that this buletin aunoancement was @ berefuced canard, The nite 0 exer ement canged be the issue of the Aeaaty otra wag 80 iy Cone andaxtcunsing that it may ne almost "maid to he oererihadie, Crelightomg presses bad scarce: off their Uirst impressions when the 4 Wioskaned and beleaguned by a crowd, “thweting for ‘be earlier sheets, Swiftfooted news Des, ever rreacy t» be on the wing lke the eral! of the g-os, were t> be seea dartmg along rotme stree sof tie city in every posable direction, wid immouse pies of extras in yline Of the caduonas of Mercury It 18 vations to aay tbat these indnstrious eye found the rae 0” papers, auder the peculiar circam- ares, a very demrabie avo pe table oc-upation, There Sus searcoly a part of tha ery waere their active forms Were Het te be seen or tetr shrill votes beard, yrostaim. tag the apnovrcement or interpecie strife Ou the cars, om tbe stages, on tho stevs of the cabs, on the pAvewent-—everywhere, tn short, these ubiquitors messengers were w be seen In this way toe wows began to spread throvgh the city with the epeed of thooght, and fa 400% an boar afterwards deerme the roe thewe of conversation and comment, Be the bar rooms and ea ing B+lo008 there was a tempo fary cremation of the formidane attacks on meat and @rwk, ond the usuatty industrions operators on the good @ings of this lite bewok themselves to the reading of the extra GzsaLv. io the billiard tooms, the players fata down ther curs and histened attentively while ao 2xtn.pore steptor read aloud for the edibcation of the mul- Mtuce, The clob rooms, libraries, routing rooms, coffee boveer ano other places of pudlic resort wore tn hike man Ber crowded with greedy listeners or anxious nquirers, atl mek me 10 allay their extraordiaary curisity touching his ? orrible bartle of youthrul giaats, It would be dull sult 'o estimate the pomd Fr of extras that changed hinds fmm «lately aitor the publigation of the news, The de. maod for them Was coustvnt and ababatiog, mg tts where under the street amps, in front of the thestros, im the veeribules aod on the steps of hotels and dwellings the one theme was oppermost, The fret impalse was to doubt the news, Some thonght thet it was a ,mero fuveption to get up an excitement in the city, A few tixed the imp-ition on the newsboys, and went £0 fer as to sfer free bets thas the whole thing would be contradicted next morning But slowly ond reinetantly dhe ‘ull force of the trath began ty Dreak pon meo's Minds ‘bat there was two much rea- gon to believe the despatch: s; and, however unwilling they wore to acmit that thy Cempie of Janus was shut at Jevgth, and tbat from its portaptous gates “grim visaged war, © 'th wrinkled fropt,”” hed gome forth with backier end spear, end Gre and sworo, the solid fact, with stor- Dorn ea: nestwees, drove out every futue conjecture and procinimed the desolatiog p@ednce of the bloody genius ef fratncica: war The military element of our oty war no less anxious to fay the Settoring avetion to their eonls that the news ‘wee prewature, Im teveral of our city armories our volunteer troops wore un*ergo'ng their regalar d:ill, aad whep the isrepreesiti« newsboy presen ed bimeelf with the “Extra Byraip,” the intrusive youngster was at first regarded as ap impostor. the arst company of the Seventh regiment was on @rii} mm their extensive rooms when the news first reached hem. Like other folks they were siow to believe. The cri) of the evening reieg conecindet, the Hmraup de- epatebes were fully and intelhgently discussed. Men instinctively glanced at the po'isned rifies ar- rapged in their cases in apple pie order, as at in- #tremenis whore use would sooner or later dea terrible “But certain pecvesity. The sympithy with Major Ander. san, 80 far as heard by our reporter, was altogether an dieguised Men of every party and every shade of poll “Wes freely confeseet that be was worthy to be the de. fender of the star spangled baxper. The South onght to ave heen restrained yet a little longer, As the news gained ground and conficen, and there was no longer gpg reaton for doubt, the serims importance of the strvggie began to be caovassed with mach earaestners The best friende of the administration and of the Union were w doubt as to the ultmate snocess of the exped! feon, anc complat te both joud and deep wore made that se much time bad been frittered away in the Navy Yard fm Siting out the veesels of war. The position of the Aimevin administrat‘oo was regarded as nt vetag particu. terty enviable at ihe present time, and more than one emazen velar ed that they could not foresee how accuma. lating difficulties were to be overcome, On the other band, the great mase of repablicans and many democrats expressed the fullest sympathy with and gouftidence w the sdmnietration, The former consoled themeelves witb the reflection that the Southerners bad precipitated the conflict, and that the govermment would be Tolwe to its trust if it failed to meet the emergency reso Jovely and fevarlersly; and the later, whye making no effort t dinguice their eau ing wowarse che south,’ streow gusly declared that there wus no other coarse left to the North ont waseert rome dignity aud to evince eome na. Mone! spirit in the presenee xf 60 great a criss. TH FEELING IN THE COSTOM HOTS. The news of the attack vyon Fort sumter sevmod con. pletely yreterday to peratyze the efforts of almost every ome Ht buiiding. Atew doubted the eruth of the tn tolligence, but the majority seemed to think it was m deed too true, The clerks left their desks aud # ood About in groupe, in deep comvarnation relative t) uhe war “1 ive sick wt beart,” said one, ‘and cannot the news has so upwet me." w tis hod,’ waid another, ‘bat they should bave let tho nigger alone,” “Yhat » .ot the question now,’ waa the remark of a Abird “1: |e, shall our government be suste‘nud oF ave’? “Te bo ute tacking about governments,’ meserted the Gretepewker, “ori ear has begup, wnd where will 1% end? can't stop it now,” 100 pot boieve the news,” chimed in @ fourth, Gaverpme With 6 laogh. “14 18 wil bogus.’ Ae he wede ‘he comer’ » clerk came ia with the extra thas fort Sumier vax on dre “What's ty burn!” waked the last epeaker, “Ob, there tk pe oF un,’ Was the aoswer, retursoda third, yuk a deetroy ing be gum currhage alincing to Aneorson Or the wood work of the fort har been set Gre to by shells,” wow another parkon’s remark “TL hope he will blow ap the fort,” raid another, “The next place that wit) be attacked will be New York,” war the remark of an outgxter, “tite 6 horrible state of ature, but it can never reach New York.” “pecuiations wero made by the varions parties aa to {he modus oprandé that ovuld be adapted to javade New ‘Yor «nd while they were diecomswg this knotty ques fons person entered the building with the report that ‘We Herriet Love bad been sunk to Cherleatoa harhor Expressions of sympathy wore thon uttered with regard Ho Coptain John Fenvon, for alt believed, if tho vessel hed gone down, he certainly had gone down with it The worde of ‘your Fuunoe” could be beard amost at very step. The merchants and brokers, ay Vhey transacted the small amo'wt of business they bad to do, shook their besos as they talted over the vews. There was no dis- putes about tari—it was all war. It mattered little what was the pok@os mode of thinking of the parties ta question, they, one and all, seamed to regret the sad tate of affairs. There was no vituperation against acy Politics) ty; nothing said but a fow regrets that such things should be. As the afterroon passed along, Pumors af all kiede were ctrewlated around the Custom House relayive to the pro- grees of the war. The clerks and others began reqerk- ing relative to the recent sailing of @e fleet from this ae When one of the clerks avserted taut 1: had been ~ton ef the erement to vision the the inter. 4.” sald that “if so pay ly tuing, how » DOs. “vequired over a thousand men, besiice ane ib abet 16 6 eo Nartele of pore ped pocded er tac @a9, were the vasjons different wan oaevert, § ‘*fa) news, The feeling con. tp: e* unti long after the agua: °08ing bowrs of the de. partm: pt, when the officials duper Dances, a8 if they dreads d the future. PRIVATE DESPATCRES, But few private despatches were received from tho fou bo Friday. A Southern gentleman, stopping at the Astor House, received a despatch about two o'clock from Charleston. It gave no intimation of firing having com- menced. A deepatch, however, received at stx o'clock hy an in- tiwut: tsoucherner etopping at the Metropol'tan com- munrs ed the fect that at half. pwt four o'clock tant wet y Fart Moultrie bad opened tire on Sumter whien baving been replied to four other batteries opened, anda brisk }re as Deing mawmtained at the time the despaich was oetng vent off. The dearth of intelligence to Sonthern resi- 4@-n'e here 18 ty be accounted for by the fact tbat the ro iine, Malea ah weg vere dvmniged along the Soul 7HE NEWS AY (He FIFTH AVENUE HOCEL. 48 this Rotel is a great resort of Jouthernors 6 joura- fog w the city, it was the centre of no saall interest yeeterdcy. The tel graph office was cons‘antly encircled by a threng eager to learn the latest news from Oharles- top, | ulletts were posted near the telegraph office at te ervale, giving brief abstracts uf the despatches to the aewspapers At eight o'clock the following despatch was received by a Southern gentleman stoppiog at the betel: — For hes been bombarded all day, been hurt on our side. This despatch created the greatest interest in the crowd, No one has and wes one of the incidents of the day at the Fifth | Avenne Hotel. EFFECT OF THE Wak NEWS UPON PLACES OF AMUSEMENT. ‘The war news and the storm oi yesterday combined to diminish very materioliy the attendance at tneatres, concert salons, &c., last night. The Opera managors were quite disheartened, they relinquished their matinie, and postpone’ indefinitely the production of ‘Moses in Eyyps”? at tho Brooklyn Academy. The theatres were qnite deserted, and the centres of attraction were the Brondway ‘otela and newspaper offices, Tho grand drama of real iife pow being enacted at the South monopolized public attention. THE FKELING aT TH& BROOKLYN ACA DEMY OF MUSIC. Roselni’s great masterpiece, ‘‘Moses in Fgypt,”’ was produced at this house last night to a fashionable, if not avery full attendance. Owing to the continued iliness of Ferri,the opera was not @s effectively sustained as it would otherwise have been, Signor Dubreuil being but @ peor substitute for that favorite artist. 80 much de- pents on the support of the barritone in the concerted pieces that he was seriously missed. Were it not, in tact, for the atmirablo singing of Stigeili and Wies Philips, the resalt would have been, as 2 whole, unsatisfectory, Miss Binkley not being up to the mark in Apaide, and ‘usini singing at times positively out of tune, At the close of tha third ac‘, Mr. Wyman, onc of the directors of the Academy. came hefore tho curtain and stated that a despatch had just been reoeived announcing that Fort sumter hat been retaforced, aud thatthe Stra and Stripes still waved over it, In consqnenco of this beppy news be had the plearure to inform the andience tha: Miss Hinkley had kindly consented to sing the “Star Spangled Banner” et the close of the per formarce. The first part of this announcement was Tecetved with three distinct rounds of cheers, and a scene of greatexcitement prevailed for several minutes. Tis was renewed when Wiss Ainkley came forward to sing the favorite national atr, and but one feeling appeare! to pervade the audience, that of rejoiciug that the gallant Apderron had been relieved. [tte needless to say that the director, the charming voca)'st, and the andience, were deceived as regarda the facts concerning Fort Sumter. THE WAR NEWS AT ALBANY. ALBANY, April 18, 1861. The excitement over the war nows from the South con- (inves epabaced, Although no one doubts but that the ring has commenoed, yet they have no faith in tho re- ports of fissures in the fort, and especially laugh at the toea of the South Carolinians being knocked down with balla and ehelle without being injured; and immediately to commence fighting again. Many of the Albaaians re. mained up untila late bour this morning, waiting pa- Wently for the latest news from the seat of war, What. ever may heve been the opinion of parties in regard to the commeneement of hostilities, but one opinion pro- vails pow that it bas begun. THE WAR NEW6 IN RHODE ISLAND. Provinence, R. 1, April 13, 1861 Governor Sprague bas tendered to the government the kervices of the marine artillery and 1,000 infantry, and oflers to accompany them himself, * THE WAR NEWS IN BOSTON. Boston, April 13, 1861, ‘The war news from Charleston creates a profound sen- eation in tbia city and throughout the Stato, The general septiment 1s that the federal government is right and thali be sustained. Boston, April 13—P. Mt. Intenee excitement was created in this city this after- born by the recelot of the despatches from Charleston. The fica! a nouncement of the surrender of Fort Sumter ‘pot believed by many, while others proneunce the Jo story of the bombardment a hoax. A more detailed account of the “bloodless battle and sarronder”’ ie apx\ouely awaited. The Adjutant General's office was crowded this foro- Boon with officers of the state military, tendering their commands to the Governor, An extensive war feoling has beep aroused. Gov. Andrew leaves for. Washiogwoo this afternoon. THE WAR NEWS IN PHILADELPHIA. Purapeuema, April 13, 1861. The people of Philadelphia, with their proverbial in- cresvlity for facts, piace very littie confidence fa the tm portant mwa of ty day. There are large nambers who refure even to beliewe that hostilities have hom com. Menced, and almoet everybody boots at the idea of fort Sumter being on fre and Wajor Andersoa surreadering The exe fement, however, ie intense, notwitheteo ing their telegraphic intoelity, apd the demsvad for extras a'm st Unprececented. On the announcement of the 41F render of Fort Somter, all the ne«up sper establishments threw their eolora to the winds, aod the Stare und Stripes were hailed with most enthusiastic cheering A beacy shower this eventog fara to sevtter the crowds that are gathered to hear the isteat news, only ta curre and belie tt when tt comes. [tia event, how. ever, Unet If the Conestoga wagons, on hich Peonaylen pia bas always placed ber reliance, #hould confirm the telegraphic report, the war apirit will be rampact, aad u bort of volunteers he raived op the moment Several private Nghta took place durmg the day calveg the crowd, iB whish secersion advocates were tnvarabiy whipped. arresten and fined oF imprisooed. Two regiments of the Washingtoa brigate mot to- night—one German and one American. They will be realy to maroh in five days. THE WAR NEWS aT LANCASTER, PA. Lancaster, Pa., april 13, 18 The war news has ereated intense ox sitemnat Tho stare and stripes wre being displayed at aiff points, in honor of Major Anderron. A call for a menting on Wednesday, to sustain the government, is numer ously signed. Volunteers are being enreiled, ‘THE WAR NEWS aT CINCINNATI Ciwewsam, Avril 18, 1861. The receipt of the war news from Charlasten caurod a partial suepenrion of business bere—publie attention being engrossed to & great extent in discussing the news. The money market is very unsettled. EFFECT OF THE WAR NEWS INTHE SOUTH THE EFFECT OF THB WAR IN MON TOGOMFRY. Mowtoomeny, April (2, 1891 An tmmense crowd serenaded Preeitent Davis and ‘ont NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIT, 14, 1861. ‘The former is not well, and'did not appear, Socretary Walker appeared and declined to make a speech, but im a few words of clectrical eloquence tld the news from Fort Sumter, declaring, in concinsion, that Defore many hours the flag of the confederacy would flost over that fortress. No man, ho said, couid toll where the war this day, ¢ommenced would end, but bo wonkt prophesy that the flag which now fisnnts the breeze here wou'd Svat over the dome of the oid Capitol ot Wasbipgiow before the lat of May. Let tom ty Southern chivalry avd test the extent of Soathera r- b= pee might logs eventually ever Faneuil Hall f As I write, Judge Reagan, of Texas, ths Postmaster General, is speakwg. The people are greatly exci'Ad, especially since Secretary Walker's speech, giving the late and favorable news from Fort Samser, aod appealing fo their military capacity and resources. Mortaowvey, April 13, 1561. ‘The President hes appointed T, Warren Morso Judge for the district ov Lrnisiana. General Bhadrégerd ton'SP@phed to the Secretary of War. ‘ate last night, that there bod been hewy dring all Friday; that four guns on Fort Sutter na, bern dis mounted; that the Confederate bitterins wore all MO; tbat nonody was burt; that four steamers were off thé bar, and that the sea was quite rough. Nothong of today’s date has been received by the War Department from Charleston. Moytcomgry, April 13—?. Mojor Chambers, of the Alabams army, bes arrives here from Pensacola, bringing Lieutenant Reed Wor én, of the tederal navy, as prisoner of war, H» was dewror Of despatches to Fort Pickens aud the federal fleet off Pensscola bar. He ig held by the Secretary of War, who Bent a detachment to arrest bim. Lieutenant Wordoa has been compelled to give mp to the Secretary ef War his despatches from Lieutenant Slemmer to the government at Washington, The At torney General’s opinion is requested ns to tho Jaw in bis case. Be violated his promise to report to Goveral Bragg, and carried in secret despatches to Fart Pickens, showing to General Bragg other despatches, and failing to report, himself on his return. Txepatcbes from Governor Pickens to tho Secretary ot War he: « were read by the ierk of the War Department from the exscutive buildings, in presence of President Davis and hic Cabinés. Seven guns were fired in honor of the victory, and thore is great rejoicing in all circles, Fort Pickens was reinforced last night. It is undertood that Charleston harbor is blo-kaded. Tho news of the surrender of Fort Sumter was received with immense cheering by the peopie of this city. Great crowds ure gsthered in tne streets w-night, and the Confecerate and Pa metto flags are flying every where Cannon are firing, the bells ringing, and great rejoicing ia manifeated every where. THE WAR NEWS AT WASHINGTON. Wasnixeron, April 13, 1961. ‘Tho war news is received here with deep fevliags of re. gret. There is no excitement, but the prospects of the future create a general fecling of depression. THE WAR FEELING AT NEW ORLEANS, New Onzeans, La., April 13, 1361. ‘Thero was a grand muster of the city voluateer con. panies thie morning, and preparations are making to de fend the mouth of the Mississippi river in the best poss)- ble manner, THE WAR NEWS IN BALTIMORA. Barrmone, April 13, 1961. Aman mado his appearance on the strects in tais city this morning wearing a large secession cockade on bis bat, Ho was pureved by acrowd, and had to be pro tected by the police. 4 Intevse excitement prevails here, and great anxiety exists to learn the aews frew Charleston. ONE HUNDRED GUNS FIRED AT AUGUSTA. Avavsta, Ga, Apeil 13, 1961. One hundred gurs are being fired here in houor of the surrender of Fort Sumter. THE WAR NEWS IN RICHMOND, VA. Ricumony, Va., April 18, 1861. There is great rejoicing here over the news from Charleston. One bh ndred guns have been fired to celebrate the sur rencer of Fort Sumter. Confederate flags are everywhere displayed, while music and iItuminations aro the order of the eveniag. * Guy. Letcher bas jugt been serenaded. He made a non- ootmittal speecd. the street are crowded with people, and the utmost en. thusiasm aud excitemest prevaiis. EFFECT OF THE WAR NEWS IN NOVA SCOTIA, THB RECEPTION OF THE BREAKING OUT OF CIVis WAR at HAaLlFax, Haurax, April 18, 1861. Intelligence of the bombardment of Fort Sumter reached this city by telegraph tus forenoon, and caused @ profound sensation, The Legislature which was in seceion, amidst intense emotion, passed the following unanimously :— Resolved, That this House has heard with deep sorrow and regret of the outbreak of civil war among thar friends ond neighbors in whe United Statea; thet thie House, without expressing aay opinion upon the points in copireverey, eincerely lament that those who speak tt langunge and share their civilization, should be andi each o-hers’ blood, and desire to ol-r up thelr farveot re ers tw the Father of tho Universe for the restoration peace. SUPPOSED RELIEF FOR FORT PICKENS. The steamehip Philadelphia, Captain Kittredge, nas been chartered by the government, but so sooretly hax the matter been arranged that nothing was known of it li Friday, on which day preparations were made tor the taking in of stores of all kinds. She is now lying at the foot of Morton street, North river. On Friday all the “elegant fittings and fu:nitue were taken out of hor, and & large number of laborers wore engaged in taking ina quantity of coal. Carts wore continually going to and fro with provisings, consisting of vast quantities of pork and other articles, with which the pier in tho vicinity of tho vesee! was completely covered. Yesterday morning work was suspended im eonse- quepee of the rain and the general bolscerous state of the weathor, as the articles about to be shipped were of & nature to be spoiled by wet. About turee o'clock it cleared euiticiently for operations to be commenced. Accerding'y the hatches of a ematl schooner lying along- side were opeced, and a large quautity of soldiers’ cloth ing, camp materials, axes, and utensi’s of various kinds, were hoisted from the hold and trar ferred to that of the Philadephia = Amovg other articles wero several coils of new Manila rope, which induced a looker on to observe to the cartman, * That's right, old fellow! send plenty of it on; they wil! want it down there, The packages wore eveb marked — QO OCE LOL PLELLPELODPOD EL DE OODEDOLEDE DE DO DEDE HE Cavtars Ro teenies AQ Mf Cor. D. D. Tomrxivs, A, Q ix. Gew'n., New Yous Orr. Qonererneennenearee De eenereresrse rs rrseseserere brane There was very hittie bustle on the pw, and nob bac plightert enalety war evinced toh tho bading A littie distance off was a lighter, loaded with heary ord nance, sbet, shell, grape and exnnieter, ena other mant- tiene of war, whieh will be takou « board to day, The wame eceresy was observed in repard wo the death pation of the Poiledelphia ber t salimg, and the paturo of her cargo, Notbing. in these rerpocta, cold be pained from the people on bourd Tho eargo, how. ever, wos apparent from the marke oo the cures, A few of these bore the magic words “Fort Prewens,”’ rendering it ¢ mt that etroaghold is ber destination, aad that ber mission ig to shrow to aupp'ies for the defenders of ‘he g.rrwon. So far ail seems clear enough; bat what 9 cin tert equipages be pnt to in a fortress? Here conjecture pulate to Texas, whicber it i# probable tho Philadelphia will procees, after landing the supplies at Fort Mokens. Tt ia not ta probable either that the TLikidelphia may taky oo some of the troops belongiog to the lute command of General Twiggs, which were brought by the Noatzaooalooe. The Philadeiphia is a strongly built ide whee steamer, constructed of onk. She is of 1,258 tone burden, 200 feet tm length, with 90 feet brearth of be Sho wae butt at Philadolphia, and belongs to | Toston, . MILITARY MOVEMENTS 19 NEW YORK. Departure, of the Troops from the Cant+ Zeconico Ther Destiantion--«Affatra at Governor's tatand—No Orders Recetved— Arrival of the New Commander, &e. The troops thet arrived at this port on Thureday morn. Wiseor & Go, of deen Kept tthe stream opposite Jersey City atl the night, were on Priday landed at the foot of Warren street, where the vesnsl ie now lying, and from thence des- patched to their diferent dest nations. The etcamtug Rupe Catlin cgaveyed Company I, First infantry, Captain fames 4. Commander, to Fort Hamisop, Leog lakand, where will await further orders. Companies D and H, of the Second cavalry, have been ordered to the city of Washingtea, for waich place they loft yesterday, @ sbort time after ark og. went by the Camden and Amboy route to Pbi'adelphia, They are commanded by Captain I N. Palmer and Lieu- tapant W. P. Chambiise, both of the Second cavairy, Ccgppanies B,G, 1, and E, also of the Second cavalry, left the city yesterday, via the New Jersey Central Mell Toad, for Gxyz)isle Barracks, to whish point they hace been ordered. They are commanded by the followios ofticers:—Commepeing Officer, Major George H. Thomas; Captains, George Stougman and Albert G. Brackett; Lieutcpante—First, William H. Jenifer; Second, 4. M- Kimmet. GOVERNOR'S ISLAN% fy The new commandant of ‘the island, Major S P Hold- lesten, of the First infantry, arrive’ at his post ystar- dey morning, and at once took command Licutouant Woods, who took command of the island after the resig- nation of Major Holmes, hae been promoted to a cap- taincy in the regiment to which he belongs, the Ninth twfantry, With these exeaptions there ia nothing of importanes fing On at the irland. It was expected that some of the oom panies of eadiers brought by the Coatzacosicos wuald Dave heon quartered on the island; bat no duabt the War Depart aent did better by sending the men to where thay wero more wanted, Fort Hamilton having been dostitat- for Rome days in consequence of the number of men tna’ have been sent South. The arilling aod careful tastroc ticn of the reeruite that arc daily received constitate the chief business among the suldiers The vers-ls that w bamed yesterday, and which were loading, are still at the duck, but wili shortly give way to others om slight improvements are going on about the island, but little or nothing of a military nature. ARMY HEADQUARTERS, ‘The office of the Quartermaster of the United States situated in State street, was perfectly quiet yestermay, nv crowd or excitement being apparent. As there ara bur few eoldiers here, no orders were recewed up to,a tate hour yesterday. The whole force in our viciaity woul not exceed a Jew hundred men, and many of themare but raw recruits, THE RRORUITING OFFICES were all closed yesterday, it being a geacral holiday there were » few applications {for eniistment, but shere aro never received on Saturday, and therefore had) to be turned away. The news that has startled the city may have some ef fect upon those offices, and bring a number of fresh ro- cruits into the army; but after all tae country must de- perd upon her volunteers, who no dovbt will pour in, when their services are wanted. A NEW ORDER. Anorder,to which we have not ne’ore referred, has been issued by the War Department, relative to the en- iieting of men for the army. It was the custom furm-r- ty, when a man offered himself for evlistm ut, to tell tim what branch of the service he would be employed tu— whether he would be mate a dragon or have to foot it with the infantry. This rule has been changed. A man now offering bimeelf to dofend his country and tts honor knows not at what point his services may be needed, nor what sort of a soldier he is to become, the governmeat reserving to iteelf the right to put them where it p.eases This may affect the recruiting offices, as tnere are very few men who like toenlist blindly. They all like to know something of the future, and very littic satistes them in such cases. IMPORTANT FROM VIRGINI\. THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION, Ricawonp, Va., April 18, 1861. ‘The Virginia State Convention reassembled to day. In Committee of the Whole the first three sections of the propored amendments to the constitution were adopt- od without material amendment, A new section, offered by Mr. Wiso, providing that compeosation be made in all cases where property “in pereons held to service or to labor” bas beea or may be ‘akon for the public use, as in impresament, &c., was adopted. Tho fourth section was then adopted. The Gfth eection, probibiting the importation of slaves, was taken up. *, Numerous amendments to it were offered, and finally it was adopted, with an amendment providing that noth- ing herein contained shall apply tothe Southern states wh ch have or may declare their separation, in case their separation be acknowledged and continued. The debate then turned exclusively upon the surrender of Fort Sumter. Mesers, Cariile and Early deprecated the action of South Carolina in firlog, and expressed devotion to the Stars and stripes. Zleading eecersionists replied, and applauded the gal- lantry of South Carolina, and maintained that, whatever the Convention might do, the people would now carry the State out of the Union. : The committee here rose, when a communication was received from Governer Letcher, enciosing @ dospatch from Governor Pickens, dated Charleston, to-day. The derpatch gives an account of Friday's bombard. ment of Fort Sumter, and says that not a man on our bat teries if burt, It aids: ‘Fort Somter was farious in ite fire on os. Our iron battery did great dimag: to the fort on ita southern wall, Our shells fell freely into the fort, and the effect is supposed to be rerious, as they are pot firing from the fort this mo-p. ing. Our battery dismounted three of the largest of the columbiade of the enemy. We will take the fort, aat can sink the fleet, if they attempt to force their way ap the channel. If they attempt to land elsewhere we can whip them. We bave uow nearly goveu thousand of the beet troops in the world, and a reserve of ten thousand on the railroads. War is commenced, and we triamph or we perish. Please let me know what Vicgiaia will co.”” 5 ‘To this Govervor Irtcher stated that he replied that the Convention would determine, Mr, Wyson offered a resolation, in view of the late in formation, recommeading the people of Virginia at once to unite in defence of their institutions and make com mon cause with the Coafederate States. Without taking activ on this resolution the Convention adjourned. Tt was openly stated in debate that the Southern army would merch through Virginia to the North and the vhonranc s would join them Mr. Karly said this would be invasion and should be re- polled. SHIPPING NEWS, ALMANAC FUR NEW YORK—TRIS Day tN RISKS 52 JON sete eve 1 more it 1b Wort of New York, April 13, 1861. CARED. Pteemeahip Borussia (Thum), Trautmann, Southampton and Hamtura—Kunhardt & Co. a — Fionds, Urowell, Savannah—@amuel L Mitenil) oD, ‘team op North Oarolina, Powell, Wilmington. NO—@ B Cromeil & Co. Ktenthebip YorMlown, Parrish, Norfolk, &0-—Ludiam & Het. nepen. Keadiship Mount Vernon, Wateon, Portlan¢—f B Crom ao ©, Ship S Ourling Gilehrist, Liverpool—Sno# & Burgess, § hip Garba Bmery, Phiiadelpiia—c Adame Rark Setorine, “oper. Antworn—E D Huribut & Co HD srookman & Co, iat R vow, Q nor Palm oath, ok’ Perkins, Gadiz—aimpsor & Clsop Brg kweian, Drinks ster, sarbadue-—HD Srovmmen & Co, Brig J Sevens, wuliken tavana—O & J Petara, Brig ME Milliken, worden, Uardenas- U0 Gager Brix Knat, ———, Mobii—Layun & Surlbut ’ Tap'ey, Vilmington, NO i sanford. cng te, oaltimons - Merrill & Abbott, Ndrervor, Fiizavetbport- Brett. aon & Oa, a J Ryder, Kiizabethpurt—T A sanford, Rene n Chuae, Oca’ Inagun—t 8 Chase bebe Dan mith, Miller, Nae au—i B uager Fehr Wm Mavyck, Covkiia, iarbor Island—los Eno. Rohr & MMler (Br) St Jobne, NF—D R De wolf, Sehr Sunny Sunte, Weeks, Charieston—Dollmer & Pottor. Behr K Baker, steeiman, Newbero—J D Abram: Behr AV¥ Haves, lob! nahington—J ° McKee, . Kobinson, W, ig Sehr Bprighthing Sea, Myrick, Eortolk—Sturgos, Clearman Co * Bebr W Collyer, Rayoor, Philadeiphia—J W McKee. Behr [iemend, Norvon Erhiladetp i. Bohr F Hoaramen, Crooker, Philadelphia—LHicks & Bell, Bebe Riecta bands tol Kenny loop WH mn, Providence—L Kenny, Steamer Ann ‘hiladelphia, Btearoer Tueony. Philade'phiie, ARKIV ED. Ship Rancho Panza, Hate, Poochow, Jan 2% Inve Head 25th, Cane Good Hope he Equator Mareb 1s wite Ons ae, to Onry & CO, 4 17 0 Jon 116 10K. Oxverionced a iyphoon whish law ed tor le horre. vearing from b to Nand NNW, laying the upper a ater, lost ap entire Ault of salle exes yt d rail wore erything eff the starboard side owen rewond, Ae, garboard b kwingiog boom, mariingnie and everything abou Doom, sprung bowepri spilt rdderbead. elove pin hease, re ound &, showing a red lithr P. Was 9 days gen Tiverpool, via the Ralize, Mis ailuat, to J UW Brower & 7th @ ©, epoke ship Idaho, from New Orieane fees eo rane tes vin ve from 07, on a above the ‘ited + MeNth «iiltope tot Fath Géxtwin, Ravanbab, =hy tof Fath, balun ted Beker #0 eae de Rurk Old: nburg (Olden, Wragge, Bremen, 43 days, tn bal inet, oF) ger Brow otk Athena (Nor), Larsen, Lisbon, 35 days, in Dallast, to master, bark Penn‘s Ramiten, Waa, "uenog sy7e8, feb 19, with dee wor), dat reckand burch. Mamb 2%, vis St be 5 veasel to Bixbo: & Bre Uy. hark ‘New Orleana’, Wateon Havens March +9 with sugar, to Robert & Will March SL la: 25.60 bon 940. war bewided 1y the U4 rtoresblp supply, B nce (6 days, Sih test, Int 96 A) Jo 74 6 @oke bay Lizzie akGord, 0! dow te tor Pbilsdelphia 1th, passed 8 with ngar, y Tak Corer: Mime, Bertlonan, Matonzer, 16 days, with ao- lene ee Bark * Colcord (of ert, Coleord, Cardenas 13 days, ith auger, to RE Huck 2 Rh inet of Haitenas, spike ark Lt Carter from Cardenas. or New York. Hark # J * oleord (0° Hoxton), Col» ri, Cardenas, 13 dave, with cigar, &e, 10 waleb, Corber & Cha: Ba seypton (oF Yhomsion), Miller, Sagua, 10 dave arte | W Kiwell & 6 "Hashed heavy waacher Ming porn of Uatteras ath ew y eastariy gal Ri: ‘&o The orig Caroline & Ker'y, Pote, for sYak, 6 1D compsny- Merk Yourg america, Collins Sagna, 13 days, with usar, to Ronert & ¥itlinms / k John Paybon. Terry, St tego, 2 oave, with suger, to J &T RWerster Had heavy sea be Bark Merning Star, Stirling, St . ago, 12 days, with sugar, to Wardell & 0. Bark Trout, Ames, Trinidad, Warch 20, with «ger to Metall & Tunean.” The rig * 2 derey for or mean sid March 7) Shree Sivers Pokham, for Ham neg aniled Isth March 27 lat 24 8 low 80 35, spoke an p orial o ho, of Sew Orlenne, steering % py %. ts', it 8228, lon 75 Wi a spoke bra Target of Foathbay steering ath mark = Vi reer Sooper, dJermuda, Lt daya, with p> ustors, to er & Lighthourne, Brig alten (Pr, of barlottetwwn, PFI), At ater, Naples St daye, with fruit, to Gomez Taille &eo No cwe, lat 37 21, ton 41 25, spoke sbip Jobo spear. from Rozaland for apres sry John & Cotton, Crawell Mes tna, Fob 21, and Gib-al tar, April 10, with rags, de, to Master, No date, lat 32 loa 41, epeke eip tar of the Union Baabesn #davs, sinw croe ing the Gulf tream, im lat of Oxpe Heory, with feartnt “¥ goles Oth inet, saw @ steamtug steering for Caps dat eran Brig Mary € Jones, Jones, Kio Janeiro, Feb 10, with coffee Oo Degrejr bt, aglasto & Go 2d inst, Lot 19 lon 72 49, ap ok + brig Farpy, of’ Portland, fr “ardanas. ‘tan bean 14 dave ae ‘aueras, with covtinus! Rx winds aud swrmy weather. Brig Civde (Br, of Maitland, Ne), Campbell, St Thomas, 2) days. tn ballast fo PJ Nevins & "on 3d tum. lat 96 1€ lor 73 90, spoke bark Auron 1 Harvey, ot and from Philadulphte, steering rig Robin (of « herryfield), Wallace, Arrovo. 2) days, with de, 10 ‘Thompson & Tuner, Hus expeiieacd «ome heavy wen"her, Due Cure, treat, Ponce PR, 18 dass, with sugar to Tb mpsor & Bunter Pig Helen tare, Hayden St Domirgn Sire 20 daen with furtie &c, to HN binith & Go. 'e inst. 1.t 2843, lon 7440, poke sent Charles Hil, steering; 2d, tat 2967, lon 76 45, br g Sooneht of Boston trom Balimore for Matanzas tad 5 dnv> of heeve NE and F ‘off Cape Hstieras, with a vary heavy crosk sea rapping fn the Gulf, the Jecks ware ¢ nun. as fh und was compelled to carry « heavy press of sail N of Tlatteras to keep off a lee shure Frig_an over (0 Botton) kk fron, Tamatcs via Kev Wert, 1s daya with loge od to Keener & Deoke Avril 9h Jat 30 20 1s 74 BO, spoke sbip* hapin. 0” Moston, aterrt ¢ +F. Uff Chincotesgue, saw propeler Unwe Ken tor Ubaries- top fing © R Aven (of Harrington) Rav. Gavana, April t, with ugar, 10 master Had strong hE gairs the who e posaage, rig Wa: poo of Lincolnville), Wilkinson Watanzas, ISdaya, with ugar te Wa) h, Carver &chas-. tb inst, of Beate pen spoke bark Old Dominion round ¥, Brig | couard Kerry, etesle, Cieoty gos, 14 daya, with ta smith Jones & CO ' Kailed im company witn Gr brig , for down “Ar scar oul ot very heavy weather: on the night of irped ® beavy ‘sea which atur:d avers: ed with very beavy ‘hunder, lightaing ard "a's; (ff Clenfurgos. at Mi” w, spose brig “Wess eimo (uncerstond)-frem Demerara bound ty Krg aroline (ot Machia-), Norton, Neuvi as, Mareb 27, with sugary. to Simpson & Muyhew rig grab omes (of Mount Desert), Raymond, Ragas, Warch 29, with eugar, 7, to wan er Fengun ( Bermuda, 12 days, with pote- Bri Conyer toes, % Mivole op A “ Brig A Dun har, Kock well, Biixabetbport for A-pinwall. Rebr 8 J bright (-f Wilmi n, Seb. Smith, Porto Uahelly Maren 2, witt coffee to Dailett @ Blivs thas een LZ days Of Hatioran with beavy Ni geen robe B sanire (of Greenvor), Squires Mayaguez, P “Sie Tae ORs Pera, 3, aay wt chr Lene: Br), , *tann’a a, Ly aram be, t0 Atl olom'. Wazch 36, 18 gilaas fron ape Gor rieptes, saw wabip or he k‘pparently American) axbore. ull the mas gor eexonnt foremart un which the four yarda yet ted Dise& anemed to lay radv. aide to 5 phe was pain’ soa not breaking over her near by, on th the te beach, 8 or hute, avppored fr the craw, &o; sere two small kept» good lookeut for siznals, bit nou wre made (the ab ve vasatipsvdith beforer : same day, 8 # aamall res. point o* te rently @ brig Ou . ath ar che aslsire Ree , 3. miles SW on night ot ey; Siw, at O18 oo O50. Tei Rt Phoraas for ode sehr Klvira, of Thomaso, Florian p rts 2a inat, lat 82.90. lon 77 14, spoke sehr “nrietiaa, of \armonth, Mo. from Saguator sew York; oth, lat to Jon 75 £0, W ope of Gul: Eerecte 44m Janeen thie, ap parently Coda bbde 7th. off Cage Hatteras, sas briga Panola, of New York. and Kilzabeth, 0” « amden | workini ward, wind N+, Since yarch 11 the Lane hes Vv} E wes ther, sometimes blowing violently; sustained da: mage to rigatnpand sate Sehr Nautitus (of Thomaston), Tracy, Metenzes, 15 days, wich suger, to sturger, Charman 800 “, r sTeen | ar ) a, wit mo to bemnson & Hunter, ae Jansen chr Ripley, Vincent, Baracoa, 22 days, with’ fruit &c, to T Giimarin. Atbr Chae (of Provkbaves) Miitn, Rarson, March 29. with froft to T Gilmartin tas been 6 days orth of Hatt ras, Aprii8 to 2 beevy earterty g le: Inat jibboom tore salle £0. Behr Marta - Wood (of biladelvdia), Bester, MobUe, 15 *8thr TM Gepacahall. Triton, acksoovt'le, 17 da ir Ne q Fehr hed ‘Thempean, Charlane, 4 anys, with nittan and bie De Pf at wes oy 1 12th = i jon LJ la lansan lie for Moot in tal Ps ge Byala eek aed Sot nee. Rebr W A Ellie, Nichola, Charleston, 4 days 10th inst ar 3 Pw, lat 34 40, lon 76, passed @ U > revenue cutter. aivpnmed the Harriet Lane, steering SW same day, 6 PM, Att res 8 15 miler, reseed a sehr with foremast gone, suppo e ber wo be at unchor, wind fresh from NW hr Henrietta, Kavmond, Char'eston for Hartford, Sehr L P mith, Hillman, Wilmington, NC, 12 deya, Hat very heavy the entire ; hen neen Bdays N of Hat. Wid. ect leare Bisqqentea ioeeneoeoeme 7 oon, Sebr F dward Slate, Roroen, *timington. 80, 14 dey . Moras, Witmingron, PC Gordon, Newbern, NO, 6 days with co'ton, 0 Sebr Or Tiauak, Weevtagare, m7 30 dage, ir Oregen, Kran wel ‘n, ‘ Kehr torenh Guest. Raluver, alerandrla Schr 7+ Keker Durham, Virg nia, Bebr & mi mith, Maxwell Fehr Rc arer, Linnell, Virgin BebrA | paen Cherm. behr A Curtis Todd, Virgin’ ferro U Venhouren. Vonhousen, Virginia, Rehr Whistler Baker, eo Sehr F.C Curtin, ——~, Virginia for Boston, Belir Charmer, Cheney, Balti Fenr blige Vetter Fou Schr A B Hammvnd, © tenr J Mather, Nicker dn Sehr Prowesa, Jnckaway, Poiladelphia for Boston, inks r tty, Walrott, > Serr njamin, F iivabe thport olooit, Elizabethport (7 Ocean Port, or Cambriige. wovan. Elizabeth port for Providenoe Seofiel. & taabe bport .or Aliya # Point, Sonr War . mith, Providences. 2 dayn, Behr %) Norte, Oinamere, Mandattanvitie for Por‘land Sloop Translation, Hawking, blitabetis ref or Providene Siocp MF Bayles, avis, Elizavetnport for Sreidence, lop Surplos sherry, &tizsbet) port for see Haven Meridian. Mekeraon, Eilzabethyort for Newourg. wher, @s tumors Htimore 8 TLanghl a. hile‘elohia, Stoemer # Kurdon, Looper, Phitedetpbia. Ateomer Perguin, Williams, Pi ) kit Ship John Haven, from Madagasesr, 90 days —By pilot boat David Wit-dell, sok, Prg (tenis, from Porto Rien Brig GL ckpem from Mxtanzas fer Martha sYehols—and maay others, Retousen—-Prie Regina (Re), “kelton henoe 7th inst for Queenstown #4 ly whet 10UR tak. Int 800, lon 72, Io ah €, shipped n nen I, aprund mliek, Joming cloked, concluded to return for SAILED Ftoamehios Norh Carcliua, Wilmington, NC; Yorktown, Rorfelk, 46 Monrt Vernon, Portian 1, ‘Wind very light, with fog, at unset, Mikeettancoon The steamecipa Kangaroo for Liverpont; Joho Rell, for /+@loegow, avd New York, for Bremen, are all anchored at Quarantine, ‘The ateemebip Angueta, for Revannah, will ail at 9 o'clook this morning the particu'ars of the Siiy Wrresicnarn the follwing Ip Witeheraft, nyt fort, from Jalian Jo | ashigron, ©. April learn resohed Net 9,00 the, oon 00 Unickamenormlc, °f We rom the Chinoca Is «nda Fifiven persons ad (hid mate waved of the offionr= onl 80-1 ines, and very bkely the ebip ital ; ta oe, or ia (mn oleoes of The © Witeberatt, Fhe captain of cour, mM! ID ON Men! Hates ti the beach = Perhars rails acd raul @ vara, in 1860 ‘Ad cera]! DVO tobe reg ater, ow'lt at Unelsen, Wass, and owned in Saaton , @iihama, from Port an Prince f , wae Taleo who ato al Daring SW by W b to sneha and cud er gone aad ona Cop ed bret Foe e a he urammer Marstons Sate, from .BaFl-ecvn, whiah, ew abd ca ted them 10 tle lpia veseel took off the Ra hh Coy tan } heme violet pate from close reeved waite, lot ) invent ene then ip seven fact and all attached cleared away anchors and Wr gn, Dis PM envered the breakers, breaking over mss h ohn Balto Zeress, e 0 of Corie for New York, Douvt 7) dart, sone opareharsonis elt tur EP eafet she ie regimerdat atgo: 2) t na, built im Boston ete owned +y Zer ge & 9. of thiv on Launcuxp— Meme © B Curr & Co launched from yard at Newpburspor. Apn tub, # foe ions, tuily viager and operied. |b Am ty Meso EB ry ww lider ded for the halt 2 new ane hee ntiful prig, of a Ha, wee launehed trom the Bhipy«'@ of morning of the Mth hat.” he & inten ved for the freigh ne. oni will be @ommenied by Capt Thomas ob, WHAle met - Ar? at New Redford 1th tos. -bio Montery) ‘ are te . hepo'uln sov.3 A by Ootacke Ler 7 « U0 Is bons ent dome ‘OM he M went tn NZealand, rough did vm story; cruved i; DAG Lot seD the montof RY eM and 2).622)>* hme f om a and 4045 ira bone ‘rom ark sy Went erliep Bt Mbytontw, p no’ bing ei Weaving be +h Sew ap @bs oro at Jurvie Lee SF, let 48468 bon 199 30 +200 need signa s wh Gorge Ps aed a = Bory through the *t 2b; ke Lge toa 56 jan 2 whe on ome spoke ship Jet reer» bunting cent aan doer oft ce bari iweb alind - was | Sy tine ied pone lo en april® at mes, 540 from relnty, wi 10 DbL- wh ob on hoard to, Sen the vovege 100) Dols wb il, 692 ba bine ew Lenton, ApH |], bark Temoest, beatin, North bbie wa oll, air Preitc Ocean. Hononin vov Ib, with 2400 101d hxe 260 0h & wh un hoara cla London Aprilé, bars Lark. Penney, Sonth A Pussed down Vineyard seund April 4 ship Omega, San. born, of and for Pegartown Ar itan Diego March 2, eho Oceas, Clark, NH, 200 ap, 2070 wh. oll +_letter from Mr Wilham H Firwiow, seend o*ecer o bark alice Frazier Ni daved Inger, Boete Jan 9 1861, fayo:—* be stip is lost, and we are ail’ sebo-e in this to # shiga in ome in next wasn im the Bay be ship ey the fee med and brik» up, tablog the] ehiptoren all haras] aving her the first crane; it wee tn thy midole 0 Leowmber and the ‘hermometer ai 2 ond mr helo” ane The a F bonged ‘0 L Sollnk de] Bon and otbers, wax 406 tons, saiht 72 1869, at shich time, wih ouifts sho was the wae l-st ep ried in the Ochotak Fea sant 23, ing wk none of but os Wiker intanded to} of em eprin, red tr $2 ST a! toe wren Manel ere 678 ot Re Mutuel Marine om'oe: and Capt Walker, who] wied 24 6he van insu ed by Wiliam | Brownell $9000 The venéition of the eeyage mpor which the ship sailed were pecuiler, | ap! Walker agretrn vo pay be ere 0 irteraet ov "hablo, after whieh he wae DrOBte 0” the voyage tsb-ben, of ht Kensington, N, rag Ip ay Ty Woods +h oll aines leaving Sdney; "00 mp, 100 w Ww Fallon a crate od home th soteemner spoken" y ihe Mary & biD-on a. San Prancisco)—tan 28 off ' ape Horn, bak ‘ery & usao Howland, of NB, Menthe oul, with 4 Dash Ob board, waresge Sores rt CR Profit, fay 0 Ena. Kine, mig ™ ber a Inbsber po Burros AYRFS, NYork, dx 10 wa, Jhasee, + homes; ''3 by bai Gr gory, for F Utah for Roenrt pee eee sqhitacon, Marsh 38 In port rach Bquatr, for WY \ CrENrURGOS, March %—In port hark« Chas Ri we lag: Fe J Pu on, Low Amign or nso k d Iman Senne Ard Mere tor Phy fe Wig tnd cthern” Getrg in brig sated, Recbardemn, trom tYork ‘Tacves, "i, March 3—In port wobr Frade, Wind, sau fen NOK An Nanye ; RUvITas March #7—In port whia & ote pmclerdom Ids; "ign Gratude, raed fe mare Tiley fer MVok Mg Crean Travebor Geen, Fettmg'll, for do 49; abby BViok arr 2h dig sehr | om © TY ae ‘or Pe month on t= rati vark Pentnoker, | trom Nak for Louden rea bres Queena Vie- wend, tb) for Tor Baltimore next “ay; eady Cagis from xara’ ab, dug; Gress jaeen, Jorcaa, and Mareia sar 60 L, a thar seen asd ; el * ; ; ur oJ winxp, oltias: Tem lotan, br Nominao City, +mintpap. March 2—In Arpinwst for Farmout, cher 19" Alnsh, ford ,dtg briga Marv ¥eans, ‘thbeta for do, jue arr; Macbals, +doppy, from do, in quarentine; seme ‘Satlett, 10° Philadeiy btw 23d. ¥ ‘ " Pana msVER, omertcab Ports. A , April +—d -chra © 8 Watson, Helire®, and’? indem, Lodicm Fltzaheth sorts 1h, sehen teen Dare tea Davis, @ Southern port; lesee Anderson, Hemingway, peAsPron ROADS, AprA L+—Arr (by tel) ship Paragon, BHAKTPORD, Apri! Sid sohrs Venkee Be tly D, rs ¥-nkee +f New York, Charles Goover, coper do; ith a G go: J. walowls, Bailey, «0, steamer Sopsis, Wooux, Voces Rates, Nverk, sshra Oypthie. Jane, Hennett tre Haserd. Bt lard | Our one hake a Pe “eter mt : ‘eid 12th, senr m ‘April # veknoe, Geo Warh'ngtop, si bard on, Havana; brig Mere: Duran rarorlona: EW ORGANS, april G—acr shi; Liverpool, tol: nd” (=rem), Messina sehr E bot Watling conta ‘Sp, Gly. Barer] na, Adeliide ell, - ohertann, Bre- mer: Kae tuner, Beale, ol ba ke Gloria’ Cov), oi ‘arvana; weDox, ; orig tom. Sulal in and brig Venondor VLK. April arr (by tel) ache Soa “Dette, PR, tor S¥ore Mt Ponce, NEW FE DFO, Apri) Arrsehr Stranger, Black Rancwiek for SYork | Sid achrs Corelli, Maker Reon hewpor! Mary Elizabeth, "rom 'Provincetowa), Tork Hone ay an. dr pana cial nate SEWPORT, # ps1 B—Arr eons <anrah illete, Parson Patadel phi: -eeflower. Inti. 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