The New York Herald Newspaper, April 18, 1862, Page 8

Appeal for Aid for Sick and Wonnaea Soldiers. "ME EXPECTED BATTLE 4T YORETOWN AND THE GANITARY COMMIBEION. ‘The Sanitary Commission has made arrangements with ‘Whe Wr Departwent by which 1t engages wo be prepared» whenever required, completely equip, provision and furnish flosting hospitals or tracsports for the wounded, for one thousand patients, and at sbort notice for @ much greater pumber. It has already in Washington the larger part of what is wecessary for this purpose, and Bow calls upon its aux) aries io the Eastern States to send forward such suit able additional sivres a# they have collected, of tan at ence collect, without delay. The Commission bas recent. Ay sent a portab!e storebouse to Fortress Mource, w order to De able to increase its reserve supply of stores at that point, from which articies for the wounded aud sick iD the line before Yorktown are daily forwarded. Two members of the Commission’s regular staff of surgeons, ‘with assistants and means of land transportation, are also on the ground. The design of the Sanitary Commission is, in all cases, professional are kept io daily communication with their headquarters, by whose advice aid can be directed intelligently, and without unnecessary expense or waste. This was the cage with the forces which won the battles of Mi!l Spring, Port Heary, Fort Donelson, Isiand No. 10 and Pittsburg Landing. ‘aid supplied by the Commission in these cases was immediate and most important. The Com- mission, at Simeeses tanepane ‘pro‘essional agents beadq and at Ship ‘sland, to each of whom supplies are shipped as often as it > ie that ee be. letges se are maintained Db; Commission ‘Seon, shwich board, mn peg . ow 5 an meena: are provided Sra Special as aie it. Soe for the care and assistance of the wounded and sick are made at Chicago, Cincinuat! and other points. For these and other purposes ef « similar character the Commission needs to make large expenditures, and urger ‘that in no other way, and through no organization less geveral and comprehensive in its scope, can mosey be £0 well expended in behalf of the sick and wounded ‘The Commission is at this moment in especial need of tle means to enable it to aet confidently and strongly wherever occasion may present itself. Contributions of money are requ odeue to be sent to the Treasurer, Geo. T. Strong, Esq., 68 Wall street. ‘The Commission congratulates ite associates on the paseage of the bill for the reorganization of the Medical etaif of the army, which includes provisions proposed by the Commission for the purpose of securing a greater degree of systematic sanitary precaution in the aiminis- tration of the army, and greater diroctuess and elficiency in the ‘*regalation”® ‘supply ‘of the wants of the sick and wounded. Reference is made also, with pleasure, toa recent most enlightened general order of the Major Gene- ral commanding that column of the army where the need for such an order was greatest, in which was incorpo- rated the most important part of the advice the adoption of which during the last year the Commission has been striving to obtain. From this success it takes courage Lf renewed zeal in the good work committed to it by \W OLMSTEAD, Genera) Secretary. ‘Wasnrveren , reat 16, 1862. Im addition to the clase of articles previously and usu- callel for, the St lps be now gratefully re i ‘ecived. They may Jn New York m4 “he ‘Woman's Contra! Relief Associa- 20 , Third avenue. ‘Iu Philadelphia, to the Pennsylvania Branch of Sanita. ae 1 Low ‘Chestnut atrect. New England Women’s Auxiliary +> strect. a Flannel, by piece. Raxors. if Fans. Cotton batt ‘Soa 6 Hand basing. D Indiarubber cloth ey sab- Twine. stitute. Tape. AN APPEAL FROM THE LADIES OF NEW YORE, ‘We sup Epivgn or gus HuaaLp:— ° ‘Woman’s Caxtral Assocuanox ox Rainy, No. 10 Coorza Union, TaiRD AVENU! New ‘Your, April 17, 1861. tan—Twe hundred boxes of hogpital supplies from the ‘Write States Sanitary Commission reached Pitsburg the day before the battle. We now wish Yo do.as much for York" tewn. Mr. Olmsted has just sent a despatch calling upon to sid in fitting up fleating hospitals for this purpose. are very much Feduced, and we need contri. ‘Dutions of every sort ‘without delay. ‘Will you be kind enough to give mA tian @ prominent Place in your issue of to-morrow morning, as we hope ‘that all who read it may feol it to bea divect persona! appeal. Respectfully, MR. 8. W. BRIDGBAM. DR.W.. H. DRAPER. oonarms on suvruEe.—Mise E. Collins, Mra. R. Ml Biatebford, Mrs. G. L. Schuyler, Mise Wm, Febows, Mre ‘Rebt, Colpy. Court of Common Pleas. Before Hon. Judge Daly. ACTION AGAINST AN INSURANCE COMPANY. dsaac J. Oliver ws, The St. Nicholas Insurance Com- gany.—The plaintiff sues for the amount of a fire in- surance policy which be bad effected on rome prioting materials. It appeared that the poticy was sent to the defendants’ office to havea transfer tnade, snd was not returned until after the fire. The defence pleaded prior insurances on the fame property of which they bad pot had notice. Verdict for plaluuf, $876 71. Court Calendar—This Da; Suraeme Cournt—Cincvrr.—Part 1].—Nos. i 4050, 4534, 5156 , 5402, 5590, 5712, 5854, 5860, 6024, 6614, 7118, 7126, 7204, 7208, 7220 , 1248 , 7360, 7374, 7396) 7410, 7462 Arrivals and Departares. Pi Prince Brig Kiny gBictbere=m av Pace) ‘i ten M ones, JP Willan, Mr Ai <eaapmceeas We Para—R A Fisher—Marcus arg United a Amry DEPARTURES. Lavexroot—Steamship Niagara, from Bostou—S R Spare. jeg. Mr Chamberlain, Mrs GW Simmons, Miss Edith W Simons, Charies C Evans aud wife, J? Burr. HP Ammi- down, and George W Ryley, of Bostoo; LM Wheaton and Wife, of Norton, Masa; John E Riier, of Portsmouth: Major Holmer, of Aitieborough ; VC Antoiu, G@ MeCormick, of New York: Ben, Huady, wife an daughter, and E Andrews, sige ia; Thomas De: nap, William G Bartle and ew daughters, Mrs Lucy Daniels, Mrs’ Smith “and Thomas A pe, ~geee Mrs Uniacte, H Welden nd two eervania; G Fead Lamont, v! British Arn J M Carson c ife, of reaton, CW, Fred Widder. wi'e and two daughters: Mri K Gimeraa, Mie C Cameron, of Toronlo; H Bus, of Gueiph, Cashel, on; J W Hoyt, JF Turnoe, rnburn and Br hopes 6 Liverpool; C Sawyer hee wd and Archibal! Stewart, of fn, land ; Mra Roberts, reland; Leonardo Ygarairdes, of Porto 'Riv.—2. For ifax—Hi C Alesworth, of Boston; Mr McAubf and T ‘Hai T Bullitte, of Kew Yorn; Hi fae of Philadeipbia gona Whitelaw” of Baltumon; C8 Buver: Wer Tenn Ws Lawson, Jr, J 7 Weld fe, CHT Bymonda, WJ Cole man, Wm ane wite Wr L Stewart and John Ruch, of iali- ft moe Clark, of Cornwall lajor Windum Lawrie, John, of Mon- Army, James Mitchell and eeeal, ‘Thomas Rob, of Newfoundiand , 6 bibley, of Pictwon— 2B. Total 85. —_—_—_————_——__——————— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tuunspay, Apri! 17—6 P. M, The money market continues very easy. Cal) loans are quoted 5 a 6 per cent; good paper, 5 a 7; certificates of indebtedness, 9734 a %/; seven- ‘thirty Treasury notes, par. The banks are free lenders. We hear of a loan by a bank of $90,000 en $100,000 government sixes at 6 per cent. This és ag it should be. A foreign merchant, now in this country, writes to express his great surprise at discovering from our colamns that our banke exact a amargin of ten per cent in Jending on government securities. He saye he thought we ‘were a smarter people than to do business on such old fashioned principles. In London and Paris banks are glad to lend om government stocks with @ margin of one percent, and the consequence is that speculation and investment in these stocks are encouraged, and the banks keep their money con- stantly employed. Where the lender ie attentive to his business, and the borrower responsible, @ margin of 2% per cent is ample security for loans on United States stocke. ‘There is very little doing im exchange. Bank- ers ask 112 a % for sterling and 5.06 for francs; but even at these reduced rates the inquiry for bills is slight. There are a few produce bills in market, which sell at 111% a %{. Gold in lower; it sold at midday to-day at 101%. The stock market was better again this morn- ing, and there was an increased desire to buy. The severity with which the bears in Pacific Mail have been punished encourages the bulls in other leading stocks. If we should suddenly hear any very good news the stampede among the shorts Prould be exciting, and the losses of some of the mare reckless among them severe. At the first oan governments rose %, Paci ide Mail %, To- lodo 3, Mlinoia Central %, Erie 4, New York Central %, Erie preferred %. State stocks likewise bettor. Tennessees advanced % and M souria 4. Between the boards the market was firm. At the sooond board evorything was better and these was quige an active competion for stocks. Ab trapepired doring*the afternoon that the diffical- ties which have stood in the way of Major General McClellan have been removed by the firmness and agacity of the President, and this imparted tone to the market. Governments were }¢ better, and the gemtral railway list wae likewise higher. The market at the close was firm, the following being the last quotations:—United States 6's, rer do. 6’8, coupon, 1881, 93% do. 5°s, 86% a 8734; Indiana 5’s, 76 a 78; Tennessee i 57 a 58; North Caro- 50}; Patitie lina 6's, 63 a 64; Missouri 6” Mail, 10434 @ 105; New York Central, 83¢ @ 24; Brie, 36% a 37; do. preferred, 6144 a4; Hudson River, 35% a 36; Harlem, 1234 a 34; do. pre- ferred, 30 @ 31; Reading, 43 a 44; Michigan Cen- tral, 5534 a % Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 22% a 23; do. guaranteed, 46% a % Panama, 122% a 123; Dlinois Central, 61% @ 62; Galena and Chicago, 67% a %; Cleveland and Toledo, 42% a %; Chicago and Rock Island, 6544 a—; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 61% a 62; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, 26% a %; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 114 @ 11: New York Central 7’s, 1876, 103 a4; Erie 3d Michigan Central 8's, st mortgage, 997% a 100; Illinois Central bonds, 1's, 87 a 88; gold, 101% a %. ‘The buginees of the Sub-Treasury was ae follows mortgage bonds, 92 a * oe The exchanges ‘at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $19,576,657 26, and the balances $1,122,526 14, The statements of the banks of the three prin- cipal cities of the Union for the last week com- pare with the previous ones and the corresponding time of 1861 as egal Deposits, Specie. N. York, Amen 3: ott & 98,759,063 34,594,668 28,076,717 isis 546 5,912,870 = 9312 5a 187 183, 52.380 619 49,19 4 13); fase 54,318,483 18,822,075 ‘The Chicago Tribune of Tuesday says:— Exchange remaing as last quoted—par a 3 0. selling. These-prices have continued without en- rachment for four or five weeks—a condition of things et unprecedented, at least for several years aa in ity, Gold ig nominal at 1igo.a 134c. 1c. a 2c. selling. There ig no demand for moid—there ie @ great plenty in the market. there is no demand, is attributable to the condition of the market in New York. Good paper, with the proper ¢ laterals and ee is wanted and 10 per cent is the ne- Treasury notes are rather scarce, the bankers holding all they cap get at par. They will sell them at 4y @ 34 premium, The Cincinnati Gazette of the same day re- ieee Phila, April 14... ‘The light rise, when minal rate. Demand ‘There was no drawing 4 premium, and 1-10 premium was paid toa greater ‘extent than on Saturday, though par was still the nominal ay rate. Gold is firmer, with a moderate Hxchange iga ebade Srmer. Stock Exchange. pg nae ri "Tuwuspay. April 17, 1862. bar gold, ,b30 0 101%, *t00 do. 600 US6s. 1,0rwiy 9495 500US6s810rw), Zz 1000 1000 ©, BA QRREped 1000 Mich So 24 m. 5000 Tol & cote: ry ble dte gn ™ 22000 American gold 11s $0000 dO... Gane ba ry £35000USee BIeoURLO 93% 100 es Pacific MEBCO 10474 do. 9355 " 50 wien Genital RR. Chi RR. 16000 do. 7000 Miseouri 6" 5000 do. 1000 Mo6’s | tH&SIR 59 = — So 8 fbds 60 {000 NY Gea ba 16 10% 2000 Tol&Wab 2mtg 4954 5000 Clv&eTolsfb.D60 86% 10000 Am'n gold.b60 101 3 60 she BkotAmerica 102 5 Bank Commerce CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Taunepay, Aprill7—6 P.M. semee.—The market was steady: a sale of 60 bbis. of pots was made at $5 623¢: pearls were quiet at $5 50. Breavercrvs.—Flour—The market for Western and State brands wae again heavy and lower. Sc. a 10c. and ite. per barrel for most descrip- The transactions embraced 7,000 a 8,000 bbic. cloning within the er of the following quotations: — 50 * 350 Cl&Tol RR ex. 60 Chi & Rk is R ake Superfine Western. i wie oa Common to choice extra Western. Southern mixed ‘0 good enon Extra do....++... Good to choice family do. BRSSSSSSIS Cowncenne Sssaess Lane Fox and t and Capt wou and wiserit | Com meal, Jersey and Brandywine, —Canadian Gour was again heavy, whi! was fair at the concession, with sales of 1,700 bbis. at the above figures. Southern flour was again easier, while the demand was moderate, with sales of 900 bole. at our figures. Rye flour wae firm i our acmenlet with sales of 250 bis. the above figures, with sales of eo. bole. pom oy yan ‘Wheat was EF & lar The sale 27,000 bushels, including Western red Michigan white at $1 38, and Milwaukee club at % 3 red State spring at 2 18, roll Caneiia club at h without decided pri reat at 68c. # 0c. for mixed in store ang delivered; = for Southern yellow, and at 70c. a 7le. for choive ‘an in good request and prices frm, 000 busheis of Rtate at 79c. on the pier, tie delivered. Barley was in active re- quotations were wi Barle; Oats were firm, with mode Baler, at og a 30c. for Canadian and Western, aad at 400. 8 State, wren.—The market war quiet, while prices were steady dy and unchanged. Cogrom.—The market was excited and acti further advance of full gc. , closing midsliing uplands, ' while some holders Faoous.—W ida the Limited pumber of vesseis ou, rates rr Ie wheat were ex was quiet at $1. Ib. The ssies embraced ob the basis of 290. for demanded 29 }4¢ ) 208, a 208. glen nein. park and 200 boxer cheese at f0n. por! at 36., and 1.000 bbls. flour at aa. ‘To Ginogow 100 Pola flour at 2. ; bg ces beef, 100 bbis. — 130 boxes F, 860 boxes bacou at te. To Lovien 90 bbls Campeachy wood at ie €4., Hay.—The ae was steady, while rales were mode. at ibe, and at 860. for city vee. gallons Cuba were made iv and 600 boxes cheese at Nasmes A sale of @0 bhde, Cubs murcovado was ‘260. at Nava Storms —Sales of 600 bbls. spirits were made at £m se seer ene. Common rosin wasecarce and ‘The market was again heavy, with the turn of the market in favor of purchascrs, with sales 9$12 75, chiefly at $12 62)¢ for 0.4 nod at 7%@. for abort elenr do. easier, with anlen of about 1,000 8340. and extraat 834¢. Butter an of moment and gales moderate. ere lems active, while pricer were without ‘The gain embraced about 350 hhds., M paluaing & small lot Porto Ries at 8}¢0. of Cuba museovado, noxtly within 26-4 Nod YA boxes Wore Kok at market pay ome mn oman” foles of 500 ckagen at 730% cheese were with maindes consisted of the range Of 640.87, 7 NEW YORK UERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1862. Seance Sales of Real Estate. By James M. Maller & Wiliam Konmelly. Flouse and lot 6. s. 48th st., 120 ft. 0. 7 fh nt leg 18th et., 326 ft. House and eB rm it 2 at in ‘20th si. , 182.8 fh. w. 6,000 House and lot n. 8. 20th st. 166 ft. w. Ist 5/000 House and lot Oth ay., 25 ft. s. 400d sl 5,400 mane house and lot p, &. 23d st., 37) {t. w. gun ons 2 lols #. 8. d6uh 81.) 208 fie. 1th 2:00 aetna fs at. 5,000 House and lot No. 546 Pear) st 5600 MAR| o ‘Hartford, Conn.,on Thure- day, April 17, at the South eburch, by the P. , Gro. T. Barrenton, to Maria, young: ‘Goodwin. Havock—Pruxreaat.—in Brooklyn, on Thursday, April 17, i Rav. C. D. Foss, Mr. Exumat Haiiock, Jae Captain James sow = North Collegiate Duteb ae by Rev. Joseph Cu ARLEB WARDELL, © Maky, daughter of Alex Dodge, aq. , all of this city. » April 16, at the Died. Bowman.—Afier a short illness, Damm: Bowman, aged 27 years. ie. Bowman was one of our principal news agents on Staten Island, where he had a great mapy friends and relatives. Brown.—Od Wegner & Ss 16, co N. JL, Mrs. Saran Brown, in the 82d ear of her ‘The funeral will wake place’ on oo Saturday’ morning, at ten o'clock, at the residence of her oe ‘Mrs, Catha- vine Van ‘Ness, 44 Day atreet, Orange. relatives and friends of the family ‘are invited wo ong without fur- “Breas ease nm papers p! cop} “i Jon ‘thureday, at 17, Maria ADRLE,. Scalp Pr of De Witt C. and Kate Betts, aged 1 year, 7 months and 19 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, ‘No. 53 Carroll street, South Brockiyn, this ies afternoon, at half-past three o'clock , ve lthous urther wmvitation. Huske.—On Thursday morning, April 17, Henry, youngest son of John Makewen and Frances A. Biake, Aged 2 years, 8 months and 23 days. ‘The friends and relatives of -the family and those of his uncles,8. V. and J. L. Dodge, are respectfully in- ‘Vited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, West Fifty-fifth street, first door from Proad- ‘way, on Sunday afternoon, at two 0° "clock, without fur- ther invitation. ‘CARROLL.—On Wednesday, April 17, Marrna CaRRot, the beloved wife of Patrick Carroll, aged $2 years and 8 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at half-past one o’clock, from 220 West irty-sixth street. (Crown.—On Wednesday, April 16, Grorncr W. Crown, son of the late anthony 3 and Susan’ M. Crown, aged 20 years, 1 month and 26 days. The relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from the residence of his cousin, Mrs. Coan, No. 3 sheriff strect, Dear Grand, on Saturday morning, at 10 o'clock. CLare.—On Wednesday, April 16, Exny Lovma, the be- loved daughter of William and Margaret Claré, aged 7 years and 8 monthe. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, this (Friday a a one o’clock, from her father’s ovina Fitth avenue, between Fifty: sixth and Fifty-seventh streets. Drrriceson.—On Wednesday, April 16, Grorcs H., son of Samue! B. and Ann &. Derrickson, in the 18h year of Dis age. His fs frieuds and the friends of the family, including his clase mates, and the students and professors of the Mount Washington Institute, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from No. 320 — street, this eat ee eae at half- Loco ten o’clock. His remains Dinxex.—On do Thar, Ape 3, vy, aitee a short and se- vere iliness, Mrs. MaRcAREr years. Her friends and acquaintances are Label rs invited -Wattend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'cloek, from her late resi No. 44 Hamilton street, Frogt.—0n Tuursday, Apri hoi Ya aaa ‘VIRGINIA ine 4 months and 7 faire ' ae The relatives ny friends of Peeters venenice to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon o'clock, from her father’s yw ocr corner of Bushwick avenue and Forrest street, army Garwor.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, April 17, of apoplexy, Conmetia B.GRriswoup, daughter of the late "Bd mund Griswold, tm the 53d year of her age. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, frem 24 Wyckoff street, without further invita- tion, on : Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock. Hover.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, April 16, Ina Lasixg, only child of William and Lasive Horner, aged 3 years, 5 mouths and 4 days. The friends of the feily are invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, No. 308 Navy street. Jackson.—On ‘Tuesday morning, April 15, after lingering illness, Henny Jackson, aged 68 y The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral,from his late residence, No. 16 East ‘Tw om street, this (Friday) afternoon, at Balt past three ockel Kxuy.—On Wednesday, April 16, of congestion of the brain, Horace Greeiey, infant ton of Joba E. and Eliza J. Kelly, aged & months and 9 days. The relatives and friends of the faanily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. 168 West Ninetocnth street, this (Hriday) afternoon, at one o'clock LevesspGn.—On Wednesday, mim 16, Baxzauuy C, Le vespGr, M. D., in the 63d year of Li Lz Parv.—Oo Thuretay > April ii, GxORGE Laonarp, son of Augustus L. and Charlotte J. Le Pard, aged two years and two months. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu- neral, from the residence of his parents, 209 Spring street, this (rriday) afternoon, at two o'clock. earn New Londob and Springfield papers please PT iovaw. —At Ciarémont, Hudson county, N. J., on Wednesday, April 16, Rowakr Lawiaw, in the 64th year of his The frends ot the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from bis late residence, on Saturda) afternoon, at three o'elock. Carriages will be in ‘oatend- ance at the ferry, Jereey City, at two o'clock. Myagrs.—On Wednesday, April 16, of consumption, Kary E., daughter ‘of Gilbers Byere, deceased. ‘The relatives and frience of the family are invited to attend the funeral, without further invitation, from the residence of her brother-in-law, D.C. Hays, No. 5 West Thirtieth street, thie (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘Tbe remaing wil) be taken to Greenwood for in- ment. eioomsncs.—2 Troy, on Wednesday, April 16, Pane McComnce, @ Dative of Queens county, Ireland, ‘aged 65 7 ehe relatives and friends of the family are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, this Pe ') afternoom, at three o'clock. from the resilenee of bis brother, D. Cormick, corner of Atlantic avenue and Adelpb} street, Brooklyn. McNamans.—On Thursday evening, Aprii 17, Mr. xcs MeManana, of the firm of 8, B. Chittenden & Co., The flende ‘and relatives of the a Teapectfully invited to attend the funeral, from Dr. y eburch, Twenty-eighth street, near Third avenue, this (Friday) afternoon, at two 0" cloea. His remains will be taken to Binghamton, N N. Y., for interment. Preanp.—On Wedneeday, apn 16, Jegerm AwRABELLA inant daughter of Jeese and Anuabella Pickard, aged % months and 16 ‘The funeral mu take place at the residence of her pa- rents, No. 134 West Forty-ihird street, this (Friday) af- ‘vernvon, at two o'clock. Friends and acquaiatances are invited to attend, without further invitation. Rurity.—On Wednesday, April 16, after a long and se- vere lines, Euraxon C. Reauzy, 80 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully savited to attend the funeral this (pricey), afternoon, a at ney, Ne ter furtherastice, Whitney, No. 186 Rivington street without fa notice. ma Brooklyn, Mra. Keruxm Rouenss, Rovents, aged 68 wen friende of the family are invited to ge the foneral, from the residence of her son-in-law, M. Earle, 19 Pierrepont street, Brooklyn, this Pridaj) after: noon, at four o'clock. ‘the remains will be taken to Hartford, Conn., for interment. Snanxey.——On Weduetday morning, April 16, from y. bers of the Metropolitan Police Department, are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 91 Perry etrect, thie (Friday) afternoon, as balf-past one o'clock. Spe /cnax,—On Wednendi iy, Apri 16, ro @ lingering tickness, Ronmrt M Stractay, aged 45 yx ‘The friends and relatives of the tamnily are t reapectfully savited to attend ‘be fuporal, from Brooklyn City Hospital, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Soorr.—-On Thursday, April Fuzasern McMasve, wife of Jame Scott, in the 62d yeur of her age. ‘The relatives and ‘rience of cae are respectfully her late residenge, Friday) after: noon, @t two o'clock, Th@ remains wil) be interred in New York Ray Cemetery. Torxey.—O8 Toureday Sirius Waepercta’ Tiowaren, only son of Jobo Hinrich and Catrina ‘Torney, ‘aged 8 yoare, 9 months and 12 daye The re relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at. tend the funeral, o Saterday afternoon from his late rovidence, No. 65 Adams atreet, York, brooklyn. Tattmavar.—At Plainfield, N. J. Tad shor yom egal po wie of Joh — Stille Manning, chen ay The relatives and frieudg of the farn? no invited. to attend tho funeral, at the Metenchen ctiurch, this (Bri day) aftarncon, at haif past two o'clock. Cara leave by New Jersey Railroad, foot of Cortlanat street, at twelve ats tthe reridetice of her son-ia-law, in Fliza foth, N. J, on Wedneslay morning, April 16, Mre. Consents Wrain, to the Oth year of her age. ‘The relacives anil friends Of the family, and those of hor sons. in-law, Sumuel Pierce and Charles Blonden, aro respeotiully invited to attend the funeral, from the ra- pidence of Samue! Pierce, No, 164 Pearl atreet, Fiizaveth, f J, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'cie "The twelve Golek train iron sew York Will arrive ab Elizabeth in tine Bost papers plense copy, Wim --In Sew Hayen, Conn, on Thursday, April 17, Enzauemu T., eldest daughter of Hubbard and Doro- ity wreoe, da dnd ogni ihe and 17 on. ts ou the family ; iteat the funeral ‘The remains to. ar Geeks arriving im New York on Gig zee, by the ‘quarter-past ten o'clock New i Red Bank and Frechold papers please SHIPPING NEWS. ‘ranciaco. te, Galas—Snow 2: Burgess, AC Adama, Harri to) «8B Walke nes sane Hon Haughton. Ries eT & the Lake (Br), Hill, Bermuda—Middleton & ‘Sehr ne Belle (Br), », Goadeall, Demarara—) E LMM m, St Martins, to-TB Chace & Oe Schr Alma (Br), Curry, St John, NB—D R Dewolf, Alexandria—i Bedell. ° Conklin. noes J Hill! Behe Mary Ellen, whia—H 8 Ln marr Celestia, varices r Elizal Pi hr F Shaw, Janes, onen Fh Riek MeCroady Echriivi oa, [aS sow Red Bank—A C Havens, F Cio, Mee, Milivilie-Master. eer Whistler, r, Preabrey, Founton—) Shop Harvest, ‘Corwin, ela Meatey irene Som. Hoyt, ive! beter Ne Steamer Beveris, Pléree, jee Fern Pmanaent, H 8 Rackett, jenbury—H 8 Rackett, Harve Charlotte yaad eu eed : aa 45, Hag — at eat, Tom 30° ha Cs ee, Delano, Havre, March 2 gers, to Bi pape Victoria (Br, of Dublin), Conway, Dablin, March 11, with iron dc. and "4 passengers, to Barclay & weather, in Levanter (Br, sv ot Narmouth, NS), Raymond, Gibral- feludeor (or Ram Fanaa), Wellingiens Mi ce with molasses, to H 11 weed er; susained some dams ee p20, Demarara, via’ 8daym wihtnakt 4; to Jouu M Sinith's Sous, March 3, in e, spoke French bark Gustave, of Cherbou: ‘inst, lat $4 30, lon 74 80, brig Argyle, of Fedway, from Cardenas for Poriiand.” sid in company with sehr Greyhound. for Boston. ig Mvatery (Br, of St John, NB), Wade, Malaga, Jan 24 Smal Hantmast, split sails, rung head of fore toy ifax), Macaon, Rio oJanoiro, 40 hantieleer (Br, of Hal sali ‘coffee, to. Brown Bros & Go. 1 ead winds inost of the pas: bark Ent, of and from Pl adalpbint nt lat 26.48, 1on 8740, pe. Br brig Eastern from Maitland, NS, for Brig R A Fisher, ‘Sbackford, Pa 19th, ith rubber Be, to Burdett & March 15, teft the River of ae Jay Waring, Porto royo for New York. Heroine (Bi, of PE, catier. <p Carthagena, March 13, ate bya pes bout; ih rina off male: ce ‘for Hook, had a paary 8 rok eee ag id jin ene ‘tor P Portland, and con supplied saan , Aspinwall, March $1, with F iiton 1490. passed bark T blag, hence for Mistanese; same oe ) Brig, Hi Hallock, King, Arroyo, March aa with sugar &e, to ray, Jr. raeery eat inst, of ot fee &c, hn hr Jos Glee ence for Pol Port au Prince, ee th, 100 mil nick tasted Bp Deore, ‘and was a Deacatch (Br, of Liverpool, N8), Henderson, Ponce, 3 "a Mevfus vue, n of Dewarars) Je Jelley, Cienfuegos, to Bi Ann can Br “oest loon, NB). Tb days, with sugar, ‘Sons. ‘i Brig H C Brooks, Miller, Savanna-la-Mar, March 29, with rig AB mn £ Cl ie: St Croix, Aj zit inet, at 29, Tape apeke Be sch? Sa fart Pexn ar = gg 078 60 ap 5} Sy ‘ot BUS Jahn 00d, to P I Nevi weer wwe bulwark, is, NB), Delap, Jacmel. 25 wall, Wind Leavy weather Schr Dwine, Cit of i gtJobn NB), Martin. on on Prince, mith lonw 'F Whitn iat le from N ‘3 iw, during ‘which Of deck, move ‘bulwarks, car Si Mare, 22 days, with log- ache = (ir of DE Be a i), Hou yGols, Port Ra “. Nowber uv Cratefords ai days. laridge, Halteras Inlel,4 days. Rehr Inland Gity, Caulking, Alexandria, 8 days, bh, Brown, Fortress Monroe, 2 days, F Mott Bedell, Ryder, Fortress Monroe Schr 8 H Smith, "Friend, Portre Sea Lark, Snead. mS at gaye. ‘hsevoort, Baltimore, 4 days, nk Baitlmore, 4 ‘anya. ‘thport for Boston, port for Boston. port for Somerset. | for Dich a, Schr Meni‘or, Be Besse, nner, Elza Sport for Warrhasn H De} Lewis, Elizabethport for Providence, in eller, ros pla yn Sisters, Schr Mexican, Gotta Bat Schr Prastieon, Key, Portiand: tre Schr Mariette, ——,'Harwich, 6 days, Gcbr Snow Drirt, Snow, Gioucéater, br & Heaton, Brown New Haven. 2 dave, Baar Gertride, Wells, New Haven. M rAford. Sehr Willow. hints Mantattanrilie rile for Pembroke, Bloop London, 3 days, Bieamer Oygnet, ee Philadelphia, roneidee, Vandervee: Steamer Falens, Jones Providence. aye “te Stal tow, eit, ith, iat and ing bu 6 with white letters, and a signal fh Blue ground and red border, ‘oquare; 12th, lat 36 08, lon 71 48, at 10 AM, saw a fore anda ‘teschr to windward running for us under bare poles, it bl heavy at the time and we laying by under short the sch: lors union 1 er, when he proved 10 be the A from Bt Domingo for New Y« ht, with bulwarks stove, head " dacnage, a leaking 1600 strokes per fluid, twine and duck nd , saw brig Barab M New. Fails split and pplied her sir aaln 14th, laa heading (by the bigey'- ne Bark Wilhelmine, from yeah Indies. ‘Wind at sunset SW, light, ers’ Association, No 6) Watt Staxet—Roome 23 anv 25, ‘The following approved offlcers have ‘received cerificates of this association — Captaing James J Danbam, schr William; Ichabod Sher oat Thy abip Webster; Abel ‘Blanchard, bark J Chas F Springer, ship Bairson, ey ad Me Low, oh ay Bt Heicna and bart ore ohn u, Livingston, ship R 8 Ei mate in ship West Point; e Miscellaneous. Sm Taynry-Ofe Stars, stranded near V: Rockport, Me, 1p 1686, hailed from that po "ener corene ter received in Boston by © Pearson, Becre Board of Underwrivers, Port 6, states that ship Conquest, pr stress, has completed re and abe ready for sew in about wt Bm ¥ Prince Atrnep is now on the marine railway at Judith, tier rect bad bow abo iihree feet avove ee sustained while ag! je. uearly the whole length of the versel, rudder damaged Scan Locr 4 Oncerz, 8 Sweetland, hence at Key West, ro- 'y westerly galer the whole pas- Piha eran ‘ina carry in foretopeail ai worsionet mt maar Bet bape on tet retope ore TG See Ontyen Fi from Georgetown days out, inden wi aes a Men pYotey wea noted invest Georges, Bermua, 20H tll, by. the soatner Admiral ch, vennel foll'its with hie On the previews day. ote in her bull and ri the Confederate batteries on the nerell in wan dom the LBA ult, im lat 2600, nt, in iow of the U 8 e oat her amoke stack, boa to Philadelphia to repair (wher steamer Saxon had Bronight ar wld pioked up a portion of the crew of bare, whieh had foundered at sea rectiees gt Sqn Gronar & Many, Lord, of and trom Boston, Del, waa lont' on Fenwick’s Istand, H ashore with preat difficulty with Wit ig @ total ios, no insirance. worth, 137 tons, and owived In nd tb Was the most severe one ctomae, Bhe fel a udder 0 the Vermont, for Wilmington, of the winter on the soamt of Maryland. Great credtt i {0 Capt Lord for his braver: au devi in saving bis ¢ {np his boat when even the life boat not put olf to th Soyx Busca Ma Orland, from Dome, eon Perit: at of Orland. from Ratan for 8 | $2 haved and taken of the wreck Marc poo the w. 2, by a ship bound =] FisHING SLoor Quicxster, when teavin, os xone ae Horbor at Jow tide Mth ii teoanee oe the bar an t Caleb Hayden, Mr Asa reon and Memon jeraia eae, eee oes nd narrowly escaped ett somethin i fike half ‘an hour they were rescued by two Wy Fresinan Siow, Frank Hopkins and-ot cetpany of men succeeded ‘in getting The new row steamship Gen Burnside, has arrived at Philadelphia from Wikniagion, Bel, where abe was built will go into the service of the'U 8 Quartermaster, under Seemand Of Spt DL Wileaz. Be i670 fen, Jong, 38 fons deamn 1736 i holds and negistare Cov ions, Bue Is owned F an cox, and is said 9 be a very su) thr if pt wo ya Pe wit raed List says:—We notice the molact Az bark Moun. wearer tons, built at Wiscasset, in If 12,000; were iikina, 266 tons, built at Salem, ans, in 18D. fash sand ‘A2 schr Lightning, 285 tons, built at Baldl- morein 1887, on private terms, # ip Seconet, of New Bedford, 400 tons, has been bough pret Sictatern Ad me Tertieemcas oe natale teres will come to this'port. ‘The wreck of schr Thos © Bunting, as it now lies at Narra- ragansett, RI, has been sold for She will be broken Up, not béing worth the expense of repairing. Sloop Victory, of Providence, has been Whi oa Cole and dthern, of Warten, Rly Go pettole are abe ‘ow bails from that port. Notice to WRECK OFF HASTINGS, bu ary Marate 20, 30 a Notice is hereby given that a Green word “Wreck” has been laid 10 fathoms RSH of the wreel of * yeusel sunk about 4}¢ miles off Hast ‘The Buoy Mes in abcut 10 fathoms at low water spring tides, With the following compass bear Fatrlight Church, N%4' xtreme Point of Beachy Head. W bv N. By or-er, Y. H, BERTHON, Secretary, Seem m, deo Bark Eveline, hence for Cardenas, March 23, lat 26 39, lon 3 from Norway for Philade) alo ‘se oF Bandy iy Hooke by pit ee Wm L Springs, Adams, f italia for Bhtp Eaairigned » sceumeraty saldaer ERY ‘rats ‘wellvand in. be rut u 1 j | tenvet to pa put into Key Weat for repairs. ASPINW, March 31 D port steams fromNYorky'arr March 51, with machinery dan Agnoyo, PR, March 20—In port bark, B Giucin *, Young, for Liverpool, ‘une; brig L Mariner, Atkine, for NYork April ; schrs Howard Putnam, Robbing, for New York Sih; John Bull, MeParrell for New London, une. xen 29—In port bark Malina, Benner, for ork, 1d. ‘Batavia, Feb 1— Are bark Nestor, Howes, Boston. Berxvna, March 27-—Arr brig 8 P Brown, Haminond, New ark: Bothy Princess Royal, Newbold, do’ sehr Mf Monson, ayo: anes eb 24—In port ships. Ci y ‘aLcurta, Fel n port arles Cooper, Jordan, and Lizzie’ Moses, Austin, for Boston (both get Siz. fot weight and measurement); Panther, Gannett, for do (has 1000 tons engaged at sane rate); Rutland, Foster. for do, at $12; Comper, “Thomvaon, ‘for’ do (gels $13. per ton, ror Eowly weight cargo); Daring, Simonson; Charles Small, National Eagle, Matson; Lady iilessingion, Be nett, and Geneva, Barnes, for do; dood Hope, ‘Mill Arainingo, Cassin, for N ‘Avgle-Baxon (Br), for H for United States (loads a cargo anny doth on English account at $16 per ton remplar, for Bt Helena for orders, for NY of London; Garibaldi, Emery; ny M'Henry, Smith, Rorerors, for Lendon: Continental, Johnson, for London, Liverpool’ Bos. ton or NYork; Gem of the Ocean, Williams, for ‘Bombay; Maulius, Bras, and HM Hayes, Upton, ior Mauritius; Jolin Haven, Porter, for do: Indian, verill, for Melbourne; Alme da, Maling; Regent, Hamlin ; Paragon, Howes; Champion, Bi Wee. Clttaan Sird” ind; ileika® Giovers Slariigh’ Tigivea Bilra, Kemmeriiie, Dashaway, Coster and 1 Walte Wildes, tune; barks Patmos, Spring. for NYork; Lictie Bon’ n, une, 1d from Saugor Feb 8, ships Haversham, (Br) St'Thomas Babine, Saiter, AkyaD: orton hy Symmes, Emerton; Fane 1a CAnva Thertrap, Port: Louisa, 8) 1, bark Iottai,”” Chase, Fortiand: we York; orig 3d, bark Eveline, Patterson OW ting Con bela, do; 4th. bare Tonte, Haten hinsn, ton; brigs Lau- were , Philadelphia; JD. Webber, 405 Web- ster Kell . Bermuda; ¥ You He, Libby, and a oak c 8 Ea warda Grant Bpiiaaely Pala? Baibersalte Maloy, 4 Narrangansa! ty Weat; Campbell, ArKIsright, Bos: von 9th Fire Gen Harris, Stowers, Portiand via Matanis ‘Sth, barks Almira’ Coom Drinks Chartens’ Means, Pordand; sehr White Ben, en Hien, Cod and a market; 6th, bark C B Hamilton, Ci brig J & H Crow! Bile, N¥ork; moar A Heath, amy, Portland; 806, bar te,’ Brown, York New ig wr Biaveas, dos MB Thosspaon, Maveurr, Phliadce phia. Ciuxrvxgos, April 1—Arr bark Laura Ruse, Gary, NYork; brig AG Catuil, Watson, PBllndelphia; 24 2B Y Shar, came Li rk Brothers, Mariner, NYork; brig Wave, Wintiowd cy Sid March 21, boig Alfaretts, Bibber, NYork; April D ne, Dav ali a ae br an 7 oa a meshana, Man fn port brig Danie ‘ge. ‘or Vorio Hico 26th; Brschr ‘Sun, from NY ore, ‘Foachow, Feb I1—In port bark Nordstern (Ham), Sonst, Hoxg, Kono, Feb 14—In Newbecin, roped. arr 4th; Gnilde Harel ae for New ner: Torrent, Carlton; owell, ay Thoun, for San Francisco; Lote. | ‘Leek for do (arr from "Whampos Sab Lrasrstie, Harding, for M nila and San Francisco: F P Sage, Ingersoll, woe; Don Quix. ote, Nott, dings EP Willets, Henderson, for freight or char. ter; barks Kate Hasti . dodo; Melbourne, Bur- row. from Seueeok, 8 ar Cg disg; ‘Almena, French, from ny shi; s Phantom, Sargent, Wham Con- cao} ao; Tirell, Morgan, Hogland: 4th, i Mandaria, . Wham; Tatas, Aptll2—Arr ship John $ Harris, Harmon, New. Nelly (con‘ed), Moore, Charleston via F Artin, _fegnted ed), Fowler, NY KC dos brigs Voie th eCardity iE Wheeler Tinie: ham, Portland: schr Ned, MeKee, Phi adeiphia; Bib, seu. Le Mesurier, NYork via Nasi » Poriland; brigs Sacinaw (Bp. rk: ‘a (Br}, Spencer, Baltimore: schre Vapor, Bedell, and Ellza (ir), Doyles NYork; Fannie, Vance, Philadelviia? ro aeamer Eliza th (Br), Johnson, N Orleans; brivs P R and Harriet, Titcomb, Portland; schr Walter Rateigh< oriitiipe ps, Newpo th, steamer Fox (Br),Reinhardt, NOrleana; schr Win 8 Low 8 lark, Topeka, Church, NYork: Clitord,Carditt; brig (BO Medio 8, NYork; 10th, steamship Puiladelphi on, Key We Sid 2d, bark Celestina, Howes, Sagua: 8d, xchr Senator, Linnekin, NYork ; 4th stip Rica,’ Freets, Sagua; bark RA Allen, Paiten, do; brig M Jordan. Berry Remedios; otha 7th, barks William, Berry, Sagua; 9th, Lillias, Gilmore, Remegions 10th, Arlington, March, Sect Lith, wy Remedios; bebr Bmith, Sa, Cid dh, Sagua; 1th, Martha Metborsand, Si¥ork; sehr Dolphin, herman, Ned ord. nenkare, Match 21—In att » Dyer, Boston; thr Bani Wind) ed. fan eh ere Andover, Lapreile, New Kincston, ae ia 26th no &n outport); 19th, schrs Debonaire (Br), Bradshaw, Philadelphia (and sid 21st tor an gutport). LiveRroot, April l—Arr ships Amelia, M’Kenzie, Philadel- hia; J J Boyd, Thomas, New York; 24, George Peabody, In the river outward bound 34, sbips Cultivator, Russell, for NYork; Dreadnought, Samutis, for do; steamship Persia, fof awpow, April 2—In port ships Josiah Bratice, 1 for Boston, dg; Atwouphere, Harris; Plymouth Rock mond; Quickstep, Waae; Amazon, Hovey; Patrick Weary, Moore, and Cornetius Grinnell, Spencer, for NYork; Ben Bangs, Bartlett, for Callao, balisating; ‘Emma, Any, ‘ani Cuerabim, Skinner, laid up; Noonday, Henry; Kuropa, Reed; Autia Decattir, ‘Alden Napoleon, Cushing: Bornes, } Atalanta, Eastman; United Nickerson: Tanne aha fe Young Dorenetion (Br) det Toman ‘Drinkwater: Belle Creole, Knowles; Fanny vege Law renee; John nn Porter, 3 Nei oyntor Mill Milton, ie flee; tact Cure, Maton! N, Reymicn, Mier, and Acaipo, March #7-—1u port bark iva, Durie, for NYork a ‘W days. Mavacuss. April3—In port keich Commerce, from Balt tnguty April SAT? barks James B Ward, Tibbetts, NYork: Phiizne Winslow, Portiand: B Jens Wo Wood Robinson, Povecelphin: 4th, Model, J Mth. ach Origatal, Grin, Pea flevens, toa Bid 34, brigs Chas Mathews, Giikey, Holmes Hol barks Vivatrance, Hil, Cork Wash Butcher, Coil! rH ian, Marwick barks Ellen 8 lowe, NY: i Mary © For, F fcks, Falmouth via Sereenes; bri ia, pas eno NYork; 10th, echr J SMacaern est ye Conquest, Sears, trom Calcutta for Blondel. Milliken, for Dath « iF abba tr from Calcutta. for or Dah ue (cid); Mereury, H Cal to Gua dag a8 ldg; Frau SATE clreanir, Raed onde ned, ces, Barlon, "Arr atdo Feb 20, ihe ‘an Belle, Brown, Tata (and probably remained March 6). ANILA, Feb 4—[n noni ~y Palmer, Low; Tropic, Ma Sinjth, anil Tornadsy Feb 14—I ship "Raven, Nye, from Hong le, freight or chatter; bari , from Hong Kong, arr 6th; - Sapte Ema aker, Bataria. wont, Ma Perry, Lot Parunuoy March 20—tn port bark Sinyrmioicy’ Weston, for Boston, to sail next rae Pavano, Jan 16—8! Jenking, NYork Porto Casetuo, March 27- rt brig Low east for NYork next day. tng fictotre (BO). Pula. Piport April 1, bark White Wing, Esling, for Philadelphia. Poker au Puincx, april 4 (back cate) —In port bark Willer: mine, McEwen, for NYork 3 days; brigs Elbe (Br), Dousett, for Boston same day; Ada, just arr; sehr Belle (Br), Perry, for Boston same day. (ld about March 31, bark Carniola, Hopking, St Mare, to finish ldg for Europe, Pont Sears, March 19—-In port Br brig M Morton, Reed, for Jamaica next day. Yoxcx, Apri! Tn port brig Florida, for Halifax few deve; achrs Mazgie Vondusen, for Philadetphia same days Arctic,” FenRevoriSsd: Mulsrave for Baltimore few dey Raxcoor, abt Feb 1—Arrship Mary B Calapbell, Morse, Lives SonbeRiann, Api April 2—1n port shipa gngusia, Norwood, ir), Eagleston, for Fel seb atin por port shi Fro 3—In port ships Horatio, La ae for New to, Upton, for york arly; Burontra, Klugman, for Hong’ iy, Burra, 1 for pence, une; Honnd, ‘Nash 9 Bier ld to Britieh ; ba GiSiew. Ballard, for or KY ork es ae A end, iGoateay 4 a now do; Dom Pedro Ll, Lew in, arte Rar H ° ver,’ Walsh, disg; na eg ag i ting; Frank, Cor from do, arr Feb Cam rn for Foochow, arly; io Garland, Preston soon, Win webre (Dany? % ae oe wo Tar. se ner, for Bangor, 10g; | eich “iking, ei A Morning Star, Stirling, New York; imily Fisher, WavaRNA La Mat, March 20-—-e Am vessel in po kn rt arch Sieber brig Koutsley Peteron, Philadel FW itanro Pow 14-10 port shina Sea Servet, Pike, tor Yorks om, from Hong Kong, ‘arr Sh, { Hyot, Testor, wnoy bark Hougua, Cartwright, Jabpec, Carrell, a eee rc are Ur F es ton, Bares be York M ‘ton, 6 Pri the Fentoa ie, Palin baa) Bandrup, do, 514 ah 1 71 lnevest Home ae. Sua Prout ia Tremos Haare B Crenfrecos Marshal, Gore Howes, Cardenas, © M Carv’ A D Torry, my Ben, Remedios; é ‘Hopking, whe, ahi Basi , Jeremie American Ports. pratt April Avr shlp Tropley Nowell Ha Wyman, Lineoin, Surinam lonia, P ftapeon, Clente Cardenas: George us Kinueil, Tongier: Gegie Bhatutok, Freeman, awd Mar ‘erena, Meore, Tangier: Bllen K, Burgos Kaltmore:, Foce. hont Berry, Pbiiadelphia; Ann Gi er, Knowl nha, and JC Caatwanader, Clay tan, do, (buiigazipnio: Rin Grande, Alien: B Motchtiee, lade) in Gran ne, iano Blizavethport; Roanoke, kangiborn, do} Beneca, Phin gee Chase, Atlantic, Wass; ‘Linnell, betuperr od Willems Buait 5 Ried. (af Aimon, NYork: peas Tallies: wn tes Pelton, bu Br), Cook. tal and oom bog ind 8! bd hm a shina Dolphin. = bry on ti bark Edward ae ath brig brated Bourmann, Fass, Yorks | Fou » Wharf; Western ‘Goodspeed, ‘oung, Tan, ari, Molen, Harvey, Reno in 8 Brown, and JM Birce, Pilladelphiay 2 rues pile: Flor onan, Bak n NYore itor y, and Geasn, Wa Bank, Tiethe Bae hank Gen We Cld br aso) ; . n ‘Warren, Matthews, Philadelphia via Fortress, Monroe; ship’ Ohare Davetrar, Kelle; 1, bark Bebra, Crookes, Cardenas; schre fomah, Lan hore, and James Stites, Phliadelphia; Win H Rowe,’ Harris, #18 Isube! Faulxlin, NYork. ail, Sicamabip ayer AMD: ste mer pricy shi ship Bet oto. verpoo! eaten on 88, ove, Bey, i Maecorsde (Br), BtJohon, Fi Lo Hil, Smith, Erato, Joa NL tchell OW 'ebotatd, ei pet, om, Rnight, West Luiien; ton. Matanzas za; Adela Susitaia. fork. Sid Br Hoseway eile, Carter, 81 Joh BRISTOL, april PR. bia for Somerset; 1g Arce dames mee elieabs lupo delphia for Somerset; Entire, Kiunier, po Paneer usner NYorx; nooks Willan, Wilistouy doy Providence for CAL AL: sie 18—Sid schr Mary & Susan, Eaton, W: mington. Braintree: "thorn and Sarah Clark, Gritfin, Roston eat eves Golde en Rod, ‘Bishop, Bath; eal REV prilld—Asrachra Paki Barber, i ; Sea BI jase, N Toth--Arr echr Orion, Dav s tabethoor Sid achra Cor prime Mackey, and & Wr ‘Seaman, Elizabetbport:; Rk a Borden, Collis yrs fo at 15th, athr Charzer, Mahan, Elizabethport, ‘6 sehr CL Huiat, MeGar, Elizabethport}. 16th—Arr schr Bcaman’s Lride, Guise, Philadelphi Bi sare LD Girard, Treland, Philadelphia; Sea Bird, ‘Yor! GLOUCESTER, April 12. chra 8 T King, 0: xa Calis? Marietta, cH Tor Rockit; ue y, Calais for Philadeiph Louisa, Y.aton, fend for Nvork; Gol Hllaworth, Phttadel pita: brig Burman, icra Cola tar oa Fatal yoond, und Gace, Kelly, NYork. ea OEMES HOLE, Apri 16—Arr brig Marebail, Coast Alrica for Bos A HAUTFORD, Apr) M—Arr sloop Genius ‘Jones, bethport, Skischt BF Braiiard, Brooks, NYork KEY. W ri 9—Ln port bark Tease R Davis, from, Niork, air fin; sobr Lucy A Oveutty Bweetland, fe NEW BEDFORD, April 1S—Arr achr Ann & Salter, Pisbg eos id 16th, US seh Gathrie, Springel exo K EWPORT, April 4—Arr schr Maine, tor NYoxk, sidop Pearl, Coblvigh, Bl izabethpor 1Sth—Arr schrs Dr Rogers, Adam: ‘lncola ite, Fontrers Monroe; Vendovi Bray, Calals ign PB Wallace. Siaples, Taunton for NYork; C Fall Swe tes reer roomy fee 5 ‘16th—Arr schi Philadel 11, Hodges, 5 echrs Maine, ie from Bu eekedon tor W york ne oa ZF Wallace W 3 Jenkins; sloop Van Buren, wins trees Pawtucket foe ¥ NEW HAVEN, april Arr schra Liberty, Johnson; ‘A Cromiey, Mungey, and New Mexico, Davis, oops Glaner, Sedinan, and Phantom, ‘Bullard, dor rly, UEORE RO DUAL, March 25-Ary brign Prine of Wales, Rane a is Ds more; nie Morten, Green, Trinidad (and tw “Apr Star Poirot # s 1b-. barks Reind CE LLADELEEDA, orate ath Reodat Se ire Cabello spe, or ng Ram ete Cael das CW rosktbey, Yonan, and Pose ar jenfuegos; Hamilton, Jarman, wrens begs pei tan, W teat Park, Matanzas: (Br) ‘Windsor, N3; schrs juegos Seek i Ngo; teias, Orr, Fortiand: Chatles Hart, ‘Ro “Heock port Balimcre, Dix, Tremont. Below brig alice Fr Cardenas.’ Cld’bark Areviusay Hoover, Key West; =i Beet, Afeoker, Ship islands ence, Wateon, and n 1 sland; . peat Lwreuce,' Bane, Boston; Burrows ©, Cate Pe LAND, April 15—Ary barks Arab (Br), Bostons Mos! woke ‘der. do red janzanillo, Bartlett, ee Tees Ba< lem; sehrs Tl Baker, Webber, do yiaNesparts ris Parsons, Philadelphia; Maryland, Kaight, jtimore f ala siuetsxourn, April 15—Arr sehr a nk Sands, Bradbury. 2 Wih—Arr ce eae mney Nore, = pair rown, Crowell, Philadel ‘a Fe eee ee Bitty and ‘Ue Hazan, Me N York. wand: organ th: Co oan, Wicalana. Sid nnd MALES Abr ai iG—Air bark Warren White, Nelson, We CROMERSER, ‘April 16—Arr schr James Neilson, Burt, Phi j te Bean oale rita fren part otes, Wveck foe Marebata, dian Brown, and fDi jC KLLA! |S. AXES PIPORTANT WORK OX PHYSIOLOGY, AC. 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