The New York Herald Newspaper, April 22, 1862, Page 7

They could be bappy and undisturbed, nobody from the commonest foldier up, showing the least desire to offend or annoy any one. One of the latest im- Provements is the commencement of the rebuilding of ‘the railroad bridge that the rebels so uselessly and wan- tonly destroyed, The proper parties have taken hold of 36, and we shall soon have a complete railroad communi- cation from Beaufort to Goldsborough, as that place must, im courne of time, fall into A, nands. 1 visited the chief hospital here yesterday to see how our brave fellows were getting on, and am happy to have it in my power to say that, owing to the kind attention ‘Shey aro receiving from the surgeons and nurses, these buildings will s00n be empty, The men are in the Dest of spirits, and are supplied with everything that they can desire, with the exception of the presence of (heir friends and relations, Dr. Page, the Sanitary In" @pector, has opened a very neat little reading room in he town for the use of those who are convalescent. It 4g well stocked and well patronised. ‘The troops have been blesecd with the presence of a umber of paymasters, and the consequence is that the office of Adams’ Express Company has been crowded by the men, al) anxious to send home to their families such portions of their pay as they could spare. Many of them Jeft themselves but a few cents, in their @enire to send assistance to the loved ones at home, Buch generosity must mect its reward, whether in this sphere erin the next, To give an idea of its extent, I may state that the express company sent home by the tant mail 5,300 money parcels, the total amount contained im them boing nearly $450,000. These figures speak wel} ‘for the men, and show that their money is not wasted “by the way. Weome of the people of this town were to suddenly Yeturn now, I think they would be rather surprised at the business look that the town has assumed since they Jeft it, Such a number of fine vessels, and such a quan. ‘tity of stores, &c., never before greeted their eyes, al- ‘though Newbern was always quite.a business place. Nothing of importance has been heard from Beaufort or Fort Macon ; but we expect almost hourly to hear that ‘the ball bas opened, and that Fort Macon is ours. Neweran, April 15, 1862. A Private of the Toenty-fifth Massachusetts Regiment Drum- med Out for Cowardice—Capture of Bighty Rebels a Elisabeth City, dc. , dc. In consequence of a delay in the mai), ] am enabled to add afew more interesting facts to my letter of the 14th. A circumstance occurred here yesterday morning, Perhaps the most impressive in a smal] way that the people hereabouts have ever witnessed, and I trust that ‘they may never have an opportunity again of seeing such a sight except in their own army, where there is ample scope for such things. Patrick Cronan, a private of the Twenty-fifth Massachusetts regiment, was drum. med out of the United States service. The following are (he details of the affair :—At the time of the landing of the troops at Slocum’s creek, this Cronan hid himself, ‘and was not seen for many daysafter. He had no ex use to offer, and he was court martialled for cowardice. At the trial be was found guilty and sentenced to be con- fined in jail fora period, and then to be drummed out ef the service. The latter part of the sentence was executed yesterday morning. The regiment ‘was drawn up in front of the Provost Marshal’s office, end Cronan, with his head closely shaven, was marched ‘sut, and his sentence read to him. He was then marched up and down the lines, with a large placard attached to his back, on which, in large letters, was displayed the ‘word “Coward.’? Two drummers preceded him, and at either side of him were two of his late comrades, with , arms reversed, while, bringing up the rear, were twe more, with bayonets charged—the whole forming a pic- ture that fed you with pity and at the same time Ratredof the man. He was marched through the princi- | pal streets, followed Dy an immense crowd of spectators, oam@then taken back to jail. He besalways been a very bed character, and prided himself on hia quarreleome pre- | penaities, but bad not the courage fave a battle. His Aerribis Giagrace did not appear to.oppress him in the ‘Weast. Such a thing as this must have a geod effect upon She citizens, and explain why they are defeated upon avery side, when they see the way we treat cowards in the United States service. We are continually having small.expeditions starting from here on secret service, of which, of course,! can say but little; but we had one that is now past, and therecan be no possible harm in relating it, taking into considera- tion its signal success. The party Jeft Roanoke Island and proceeded to Elizabeth City, with a force of Ove hun- dred men, consisting of twe companies of the Hawkins ‘Zouaves and three of theSixth New Hampshire regiment. ‘They landed, and had it not been for an accident would have taken a large number ef rebel soldiers prisoners; Dut as it was they captured some eighty-four, and Drought them away. Were the towns worth holding it ‘would be very easy for our people to do so; but, as they gay in your city, ‘it would not pay.” Although we are somewhat wound up in ourselves out ‘im this region, we still watch with the greatest interest ‘the doings of the division; and I need scarcely say that the late glorious victories have had this one effect: to make us still more anxious to add fresb laurels to those ‘we have already won. Our Beaufort Correspondence. Bravyorr, N.C., April 13, 1862. Desertions trom Fort Macon—Rumor of the Desertion of Colonel White—His Illness and Disaffection of the Rebels Under His Command—Brisk Engagement of the Fifth Bhede Island Regiment and one of our Blockading Vessel® with the Redele—Letter Found on a Rebel, de. On Wednesday last it was reported throughout this vi- cinity that Colone) White, the eommanding officer of Fert Macon, had attempted to desert from the fort, but was Bred upon and brought back byhis owns men. The rumor ad ite origin in some fring which twas heard near the ‘walle of the fort; but it of course obtains no credence. On the following (Thuraday) nights lieutenant and eight men deserted from the fort, and, coming within our Hines, gave themselves upas prisoners. They had a hear ing before General Parke, and stated that Colonel Whit- (who, by the way, is the Magruder of North Carolina) had been taken down il] with one of his usual fits, and the garrison was pow 1n charge of the second officer in com- mand (one of the captains). Considerable disaffection ex- isted, and a great number of the men were desirous of having the fort surrendered. To increase tis feeling, & letter was sent within the rebel lines next morning, reiterating in a fow words the sentiments contained in General Burn" side’s proclamation te the people of North Carolina, ‘viz:—That she Union forces had not eome to destroy life, ‘anless necessary, or pillage or waste property, but to restore the authority of the federal government in all revolted territory. The letter contained, besides, an expression of @ desire to attain this end with as little Dicodshed as possible. It was observed to be carried off by the rebels, and no doubt it has worked a beneficial effect by this time. ‘The position of affairs in the immediate vicinity of Fort Macon invests this letter with some importance. The garrison cannot complain of any unfair conduct. Their subjection is merely @ matter of time; though, should i+ bo necessary, our gallant boys could carry the. fort by storm atany time. But such an achievement would in- volve bloodshed and a serious lone of life—a thing which it is the policy of all humane generals to avoid if possible: Matters are now rapidly approaching a crisis. On Fri- day Captain Wheeler, with ® @etachment of the Fifth Rhode Island regiment, and under the supervision of General Parke and staff,and Capt, Williamson, of Gen, Burnside’s staff, set Out to drive in the rebel pickets, preparatory to the establishment of the hostile lines dur. ing the approaching siege. A signal wan made to one of the Diockading vessels to open fire abead, and in a sbort time her shells were bursting among the rebels in a most lively manner. Then our forces advanced,and a rather beisk skirmish ensued. From sand bill to eand nil, from busb to bush, our soldiers drove and pursued the Oying rebels, until they were within short distance of the fort, which, in the meantime, had opened wrth shell, and kept the sand flying ip clouds around them. Singular to relate, no one was injured on our side, and no traces of biood would indicate that the rebels had been moro us fortunate. This little incident is but the prelude to the drama which is soon tocommence here, Tho actors have taken their places, and when the munie of the first bom® rings up the curtain, then will begin the tragedy. Lot us hope that the obstinacy of the rebels will not make ita 100 bloody one, Isend you the following letter, whick was found upon the person of a rebel soldier mado prisoner by our picke' between here and Newbern — Fort MAcos N.C, March 24, 1862 My Drar Many—With great pleasure | sot myself down this morning For the Last tam afeard. 1 think 1 shatl take a shot Trip to the North Bofore I sea you; But I hope 1 shall sure Return to my Dear Howe Mary let mo stay Long or Short Dont Forget your Dear Joseph whoe Loves you as he Loves his own hart Mary the yankee aro at More head on Caraline City thicker than Fiddlers fo hell But we are the Poys can ten to thear Cav Will sune no What Will Become of ue our Liveing hard as, hell Nothing to yoat But old hors an vlour Bread But Wo Can stan it fora While the yaukeo are Pickets of the Enemy—Names of the Pickets of the Ninth New Jersey Regiment Captured by the Rebels, dc,, de. Another skirmish took place on Saturday, between the Pickets of the enemy anda reconnoitering party of the Eighth Connecticut. The rebels were driven back, but ‘not without loss on our side. Two of our men were wounded. Ove of them was Captain Sheffield, Eighth Connecticut, who was dangerously wounded by a mus- ket ball, which passed through bis body. In a previous letter I mentioned that some rebel caval” ry had made a dasb upon and made prisoners of a picket of the Ninth Now Jersey regiment. J send you tbe names of the soldiers s0 made prisoners:— Sergeant David Done Co, B, Corporal Blakeney , Qo, Corporal T. De Hart, Co. B Private Wm. Dapsbury,, Co. B. Private Theo. V. Hu; 1, Co. B. Private Dani. Cosgore, Co. B. Private James Mui poe-B. Private Wm. Moore, Private Henry Lah B. Private Warren W. Sweezer, Oo. B, wounded im side severely. The rebels had been guided to the rear of the Picket by some treacherous farmers living in the vicini- ty. In the encounter the rebels loat two kitle@; but they carried them off before our reserves came up. Bravvort, N. C., April 15, 1862. ‘The Investuwent of Fort Macon—Armament of the Fort—The Rebel Lookout, de. ‘The investment of Fort Macon still goes on, and be- yond a little skirmishing and picket firing there is nothing new to write about. In a previous letter I stated that the armament of the fort consisted in part of two ten-inch columbiads; but in action one only will be available. The rebels fired the other a few days since,} but it was dismounted by its ‘own recoil. They remounted it upon the carriage, but it again went over, and they have abandoned it. It now ies with its muzzle pointed skyward. Our pickets have advanced to within three-quarters ef mile of the fort. The dividing lineis a small ereck, known as Fishing creek, and the pickets of both sides are frequently within hailing distance. The rebels oeca- sionally come within musket range, and ery out, ‘Come on, you damped Yankees; come on and we’ll flog you.’, Buta volley or two sends them back again out of range. Our men are strongly posted among the bills, and the rebels exhibit signs of great indignation at the prox imity, if we may judge from the frequent discharges of shell at the unoffending sand banks. These missiles have proved harmless #0 far, though the escapes of our pickets in many cases have been almost hair breadth, A rebel in the fort keeps = constant jook-out in the crosstrees of the flagstaff, and, from his elevated posi” tion, indicates the position of our men and directs the shots. His dark form upon the narrow pole is plainly discernible, and, though the range is great, some of the soldiers have amused themselves with ‘drawing bead ‘upon him.” Yesterday morning quite @ brisk skirmish occurred be- tween the rebele and the pickets of the Eighth Connecti- cut, The former came boldly across the creek, and the fort fired a few shell, which temporarily drove our men from cover, when the rebels fired a volley which inflicted alight flesh wounds upon three of the picket. ‘The fire was returned, and with our glasses we observed the rebels carrying several wounded back to the fort. Lieutenant Marsh, of the signal corps, haa established a station upon our advanced Jine, where bis ‘cootness tn conveying messages across the Sound has alreaty madd: ‘Mite services been 80 necessary Or more useful than here- ‘Séations have been located so that easy comniuwfication is had between Gevera! Parke’s headquarters, the block- ading fleet, Bogue Island, Beaufort and Morehead City. THE VERY LATEST Opening of the Bombardment on Fort Macon. [Telegram to the Richmond Dispatch.} Wruauneron, April 18, 1862. A private letter, dated 17th inst., says that the enemy (Union forces) attacked Fort Macon last /, and have been fighting two days. Colonel White sent out a part of his men on the beach, and found three hundred ‘Yankees. They killed fifteen of our men. We then re- treated to the fort, and Colonel White fired canister at the enemy, killing a large number. The enemy have erected a battery two miles from the fort, on the beach, and bave planted mortars and large sized siege guns. Eleven large ships are now outside the barbor. The enemy have sent to Newbern for gunboats to operate in the Sound. They have been committing every imagina- ble outrage in Carteret and Onslow counties. The fort bad not been taken on Wednesday. [From the Richmond Dispatch, April 19.) From the North Carolina coast we have intelligence of the enemy’s attack upon Fort Macon, and of the gallant resistance of our troops up to Wednesday evening. It is supposed that our forces may be able to hold the fort agains the assaults of the invaders. We have also a telegram in relation to a skirmish near the city of Savannah, in which the enemy were repulsed with some loss. We refer the reader to ine telegraphic bead for the latest news up to twelve o'clock last night. THE NAVY, Gatxns.—The iron-clad sloop-of-war Galena was put into commission yesterday afternoon, in presence of a large number of spectators. She carries & picked crew, selected from the crews of the Cumberland, Congress and Reanoke, and her officers are all young, active and intelliggnt. Captain Meade, the indefatigable commander of the receiving ship North Carolina, did everything in hie power to put a crack crew on the Galena, and we venture to say that no man-of-war ever left this port with a braver or more able bodied set of fellows than the blue jackets sent on board the Galena yesterday. It was thought that this vessel would not be ready befor® Wedne@day or Thursday; but Commander Taylor has burried up the work with euch energy that there i, every probabiifty she will sail today. Our Wash. ingtom despatches state that Commander John Rodgers bas Been ordered to the command of the Galena, vice Com. Taylor, who is ordered to the Charlestown Navy Yard, Com. Rodgers is an active and experienced offi- cer. Massacevsrrts.—The United States despatch steamer Massachusetts, which sails from the Brooklyn Navy Yard about the 24th or 26th inst., communicates with, and takes the mails and stores for, the North and South Atlantic blockading squadrons only, not going beyond Cape Canavera), cast coast of Florida. The Massacbu- setts carries five guns. Annexed is a list of her officers. — Lveutenant Commas . Hi. Cooper. Acting Benjamin Whitmore and ac). Tiiletield. Acting Master's Mate—). H. Cox, W. Henderson and James McDonald. — Pirst Assistant Enginerr—S, N. Hartwell. Assistant Engineers—Riobar2 Ashoroft, Augus- tus 2 cpp Acting j Phird Assistant Bngincer—Jobo McCluskey. Drowned at Ogd: ae N.Y. Cotammncas, A , 1862. J. W. Hopkins, editor of the advance, and George Church, a law student, to run the dam at this lace this morning & # boat, which was upset. Goss Church was drowned. Hopkins was picked up thirty A} rode free the lighthouse, insensible, but will pro: bably recover. The Steam: hip Aa Adriatic. |AizPAX, April 21, 1862, ‘The steamship Adriatic, which has Been #0 long froven imat Sydney, has arrived, and will soon leave for England It is unknown at the Port (Office as yet whether she will take a mail. ‘The weather is One, and farm: ni0g bas co 3 Court Galondar—This Day. bnew) | ores Ciacurt. —Part 1—Oyer eo ‘Torminer. Part 2— 860, 1654, 1264, 1960, 1962, 1964. 1968, bisy ine, ore. 1986, 1988, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, Common Piea®.—Genoral Term. Surmnion CovRt.—Part I—Nos, 1721, 1412, 2789, 1187, 1163, 1033, 2181, 1121, 3006, 660, 1730, 293, 1828, 97 797, 1767, 1229, 867, 1093." Part 2—Nos. 1808, 1660, $84, 3498, 2770, 1034, 1848, 3618, 198, 1382, 1416, 1740, 1762 Arrivals and Departares. ARRIVABS, Pont Rova1—Stewmship George's Creek—Capt It Wiltve, Maranzas—Bark Ellen Stevens—Edw M Smiti aril G Ray, of NYork, Hornce B Brown, oy RP can Brig Chicopeo—Wm Righy, Joba Cowleson Atexander Tawes. . Beruyos—Brig Breoislor—P M Brodie, Mr Patten, Uaot Bowall, Mire Pach aug child, NEW. YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, ; Sehr Tannel, ia SHIPPING NEWS. QQEORGE LEVY I 18 IN TOWN—WHITE coat. her lover, can give you all particulsre you Address ARLE, Box Py, Broadway Post Ode, Bast Broadway. prom ATION WANTED—OF MICHAEL DONNELLY, from the parish of Oran, county Roscommon, Ireland’ who arrived in New York on’ the 7th inst. in the’ Emerald Isle {1 Liverpool. His brother Thomas, at Nineueth street, Yorkville, or at Castle G Movements of Ocean Steamers. 3, OF ¢, Queens county, Ireland, or of his brother-iv: law Prank | Merman, will be thankfully received by Michael Jo. F, First Regiment New York Volunteers, New- THPORMATION. v WANTED—OF MR. GESHOFFGIEK. this should meet bis eye, he will conter a favor by wending his address to Louisa \ F JEAN PRA! Wentz, box 195 Herald office. O18, SEAMAN, WILL CALL AT THE ollie of Samuel Warburton, shipping master, No. 108 Bouth street, he wall hear of something to his advaniage. ¥ THE WIDOWS OR HEIRS oF LAMBERT, Cha Morehouse and A. Paville, of i. Mott's bat- tery, killed at Yorktown, will call on Robei well, 21 Wail street, they wilt hear of something to thelr advan ¥ THE PERSON WHO TOOK THE ART! the house in Twenty-aixth street, last turn them by expreas, he will reeely Worth to lira and no’ questions aske brings them, I..* iP W.—YoU WILL FIND THREE LETTERS FOR + you st station D, Answer immediate HAVE YOU BECOME DUMB? oR Cellean” permit you te speak? = thea rotect you. Port of New ‘Ferm, baa 21, 1862. ilson, Aspinwall—D B All e fio ene Port au Prince—Wat- ning, will re~ as they are the cm who w. WELLER. HAVE BEEN “HERE A WEEK. T suppone you know Mr. —=—— is here. | He got the start am very impatient to see e can't A ew write? ELLS, Stu. THIS MEET THE EYE OF MR. WILLEAM ineer, who left Queenstown by the sbi Etna on the lath of February, aud at New York March 2, he is requested to write instantly to his wife, at Landsdown Cottage, Tenby, South Wales, and remit her the money for her passage, with her children, to New York, or any otber port where he can meet th 3 & ARRIVED. Pm ry irre maak; Matthews, Boston, 4 days, in ballast, to Bark Dunloe ‘sir, of Shields), Tate, Limerick, 38 days, in baltnet 0 Montgomery Bros, Has experienced very neavy em. MARIA TOSHASH. “ieee or 4G LIAM W. HOPKINS WILL UEAR OF SOME- poursye (ital, Casi tn, Palersee, Feb 20. Pe aa WwW: thing to hisadvantage by calling upon Boyd & Hincken, Teeth lat 12 15, lon 66 23, fell in, ‘with Br bark Edward, from Cas. 16) Peart str att for New ‘York, in a sinking condition—took from he» the crew! 17 ta numbercand_broague-them to this | ]()(), » 2 & #8 40, & (424), 10, 2 Tat 31 30, Jon 60 30, pasted La brig steering SE, Pa wi 200. 4 TTR 5 r, of Sunderland). Smith, Rio Janeiro, Feb 20, 9994-7 pein yayo END FOR A.M. , fe Avmar & Co, Mch 19, at 1) 22.8, lon $0.4 pase: wh ain aie a Boston fo r Batavia; inst, — “Lost ‘AND 1 FOUND. Lot me NEIGHBORHOOD OF CORTLANDT street ferry, or between New York and Newark, N. J. aGold Watch and Chain. ‘The finder will be liberally’ re- warded by leaving it at the ollice of the Stouington Steamer Company, 115 West atreet, corner of Cortlandt street, OST—A GREYHOUND, ON PRIDAY MORNING. going down Eighth sree, between Second and Firat ave- nues ; wert towards East river; whoever has found dog will be liberally rewarded by returning him to 27 Stuy- vesant street. Color of dog, mouse. mr, for Jon 72 12, puke ‘bark Seneca, from Baltimore for Rio ret Louta Laundell (Fr), Renaud, Nantes, 49 days, in bal- too Biig North Point, Johngon, Rio Janviro. March 8 Salted in com Ks, Sophia, for Baltinnore, and Wilhel- for New York. 4 ins 53 20, spoke whating bark Civilian, Burch, with 635 sp, cruising. Brig Rainbow, Laat Cardenas, 11 days, with sugar, to }, Tinker, Remedios, April 12, yp. Sailed in company with Casans Brig. ‘hisaieo (of Bos Br of ‘Bermuday, ‘Talbot, Bermuda, April ith potatoe ost—oN “THE 1TH INBT., IN A GRAND STREI Brig Sea Bi ‘framitons Hartford. tage, « Far Viclorine, ‘Tho Sader will be rewartiec: Hy Senr Ocean Br, of Windsor, NB}, Lockhart, Nagua- returning to P. J. Fish, corner of First and South Seveath bo, “April 8, w streets, Williamsburg. te oan to D R Dewol Schr "Henry Elliott (Br, of Maiuand, NS), Douglass, Aux ‘OST—IN GOING FROM THE Conner OF BOWERY ae care ‘Br, or Live’) toh NS), Rourke, Turks De id Broome street, down the Bor to Roosevelt street, Taande, 9 anya, with abt. vo W wright. ia i; Bracelet, wi ‘Sebr M Van Name, Vas Name, Porvess Menroe. FE. V. N.” Whoever Schr H Yeoman, Peterson, Fortress Moni sueet, will Behr M Johnson, Rickeradh, Phiedelphia for Bos Boston, Schr D'B Brainerd’ Broan Eheatetnport for Hartford. r tnport for Hast fo Harwich 3 days, Lethe rey aig A SCOTCH TERRIER, BLACK Sehr Hannah D. Nickerson, and gray color, with ears and tail cropped; uh swers to some Bowie, Beis days, Canad fe MY Byeusest Tweuty.t0 fourth street End fined Doe meta Sobr 8 ‘dritis’ Boston for Paitadciphia. = Boar 8 Clark, Sew Petre Lees ox Line AAS ROAD FROM FULTON Sebr Anos Bodford, 2 hosts, is Pateron, 4 A say’ % mall “Gola Weick ‘and Geo M Providence for Philadelph — “uaenes ‘The finder will be suitably Schr Bullrush, Dewey, Newport. Beekman street, cai Benr J Goodspeed? lew London, 2 dip Sehr A Powers, ‘Robinson, Hondout for Bostong one OR STOLEN—FROM NO. 8 BREVOORT Sloop Ja Ward, Norwich. small tan terrier Pup, with hie ears cut. A re- Sadun Ww ine, Foster, ve im to the above address. Wind at ouveet NE, treab, with rain. qe etek aor neha oe rao Miscellancous. Br Banx Epwanp (of Liverpool, Eng), Laing, from Cardiff for New York, was fallen in with in a sinking conditien on the 15th uit, in lat 12 15, lon 64 23, by the Italian bark Lyour-. gus, Capt Castro, from Palermo, who took off the officers and crew, 37 in number, and Drought them to this port. Capt ‘Laing reporie:—Left ‘Feb 6, with s cargo of. 727 tons coal for B Cunard, of New York. On the ith bad abeaty gale from. NW, during whith shipped a sea that stave. bul LOS?, ON THE ISTH INSTANT, Newfoundland Dog (mixed breed), with white spot on the breast and forehead. T reward Will be paid on returning the Dog to Ne. 81 Forsyth atrect, bark Lycargus hove in sight; seta signal of distress, when the Leent her boatand took ue all off the wreck. When abandoned the E bad 5 feet of water in her hold. Pa Drsorak Pern areal heh bas been ashore for seve- ral das oop Cre 6 eee ‘and will be towed to Pl Bx Baia Evzncnazx, before reported ashore near Holmes? Hole, nas been Soated’ of, and the rallway cargo ix n0t da- maged. (By te Sonn Oxvia, "Bush Sethe night of the’ Lath tn taal amuse her tore x berty street, room 12, will the Ww. WAN ‘AERNAM, of and from North Haven, Me, for Ja- maica, on tne 22d of Feb, When within, 80 miles of her desti- $750. sera dtsen fe the ton exfone sont — bya nquall. ‘The masts wereout | Hulton siret, the following Bonds of the Chi o,and North wan found to be fant difing; the boat was lowered, afew ar. | Western Railway Company, viz: fifteen (15) Fund er Bonds numbered as follows. —Numbers 40, 810, 828, 1 160, Heles put in, the crew left the vessel immediately, and had | Tf 171 160 weal ier 00; bers mn ahe sank. The crew were | Se7/ 476, dad, ‘M0, each $2N, numvers less Tale A, each Also seven 7) unde Interoat ea 366, each $1,009; ne number, Fira ge nde, co} mbera 465, ‘mumbers each $10, seat 24} ater, when'the ‘The vessel was loaded with fisi insurance on vess*land cargo, The ves- bel was owned ¥ Messrs James and Albion Frye. nee Vesser—Fears are entertained for the safety of 4,273, fary Sawyer, which sailed from Boston Feb 4,285, 4,286, 4,287, 4,738, 4,7 (842, each $1,000; number pine 1 with @ Cargo of ice, she not having arrived 2,206, $600; number 1,’ 00. Also one ae United States it accounts Six per cent Bond paysble 1967, numbe: 000. The 80 beng pts to Mariners. 4 e Sow ani P tea, The followii its on her sta- From Seaconet Hen and Chickens, Round Hille Light, pe! pry ty Gay Head it, SE by Land, 8E by Noman’s Land, April 15, 1862. Lightboat has been are the bearings and sury Demand Notes, Bank Bill Id. re te ward will be paid for the recovery of the same or in pro on for any part, The public are cautioned against pure! ing or negotiating ‘Re S06. ER HOWE, 64 Fulton atree ton it. New Yous, April 21, 1862, THE FIRE. ‘OTICE.—THE acTty ‘AND HONORA ERS Of hioce Company No-3, and the fire Depart in general, are raquent fosuiend the funeral of dar inis force man, Join Lec. from his, late residence, 286 West Thirty- 1 les. ILLIAM SLOCUM, — ‘Taumty Hovusr, Buovage and Beaconage Department, ‘Koon 1303} Notice is hereby given thats Green Buoy tarked with the Trord “Wreck” bas bees laid 20 fathoms NE of a wreck on the Tat of Sand Hale, ‘about half way between the Sand Hal Buoy (No 1, Red) ‘and the ee aie with the fol- ing marl Bona Nook Beecon, 8 ‘ [eet ile ighcrwe, Lait ta a n atlow water then lies in about 7 feet Biter, eerree tens ont ‘By order. WARD S WILSON, Secretary. Bee iv oe alas arrival — jpoken, dc. Brig N Stowers, meeting & pril 17, lat 86 89, lon “415, Ports. Yorks i Tyincees Royal, and Rea Moreh tee lence, seventh street, at 2 o'clock P. M..en Tuesdiy, AMES GLOVER, "haniiant Foreman, __ WINES J OTICE.—1 a THIS D, ing persons, who have my caske.and are filing thev with the same as my manu. of rreptitiously sn alc of interior ‘a ame aS ‘none genulne un tnt te York: sae 4, 1862. Wi tk Rete Ae ae raat apis Keying, of Be of Ne HEREBY that ay ale repreacating ita be of Pi RRivaauly ibe pap PHILADELPAIA ALE. presenting it to be of aig ite rt Br Feagete, for, for NYork, ia Met, brig be Andes, Boston; | lower price, by Mr Toe. be rose, pri Sei erry. Rey eat at brewing for ene ar ‘for tie past ten cores “ordand; eres: Pulton, Suirtnxin to, tond for foola qualified be (can. in faal, if"not sig 4b, bark = ‘or Bartlett), Falmouth, superior, to anyibing My Hindman can produce. ‘Call and Pag for ae crest, a HENRY C. 1 — — is wcuEs, April pegs WANTED-AN AGENT TO SELL ON COMMISSION ‘das per cask. None ease ee, veal ia or APRIL 22, 1862TRIPLE SHEET. SALES AT AUCTION. ALBERT. NicoLay, AUCTIONBER. fag atteome, How Household —, te onder, by Belter an ‘ort, at auction, ALBERT ti NICOLAY wil sell, Wedoesday, April 23, at 11 O'clock A. M., a6 East Nineteenth strert, between Broad- = and Fourth avenue, handsome Household Furniture, in part of superb rosewood Parler Suit, cove: with green satin brocatel, cost $475; clogunt black marble inate, Clock, with two Vases to ‘ont $180; rose Sop Céntre ana Cephyr Ta vet Medallion and Brus- sels beautiful large Vases and Mantel Ornaments, Biue and white satin Drocat:|. Win Surtains, rosewood | Piano, made by Chickering of Boxion; mahogany Sideboard, marble top rosewood Blagere, Lace Curtalna. a aoRans Dressing Bureaus and French Bou rads, rosewood Writing Denk, w glass door; Papier Mache Centre Table, Fovetiood Hat Saka, Ol! Paintings and Engravings, Spreg Hair Matiresses, Dining Koom Furniture, handsome Gas Fix c., &e., Logether with a lot of Cina, Glassware and Usendilat with which the sale will commence." Cata: n morning of sale, and terms cash in bankable mo- Oitice No, 62 William street. A. %, TUTTE. AUCTIONEER —OFFICE 130 BROAD. * o Lionel way—Assigines’a sale of Books, Wednent sey, rai, will sell on W store, the entire stock ‘assortment of work ngs Bacon in Lan suit the Glass Cases, re Fi inte: de. ; to be sold Deremporil Horeash, by yonder ofthe Asaiguee, Catalogues now read, M, CRISTALAR, AUCTIONEER —AUCTION SALE + of Household Furniture —A. M. CRISTALAR will well on Thursday, April 24, at 103g o'clock, at 226 Madison wureet, the Furnitiire contained in said house, consiati Parlor of et Carpets, two large French Heads, Beds and Bedding, Washatands, Bureaus, Chairs, Tables, Oil Paintings, Engra- Dining ‘Room and Kitchen Furniture, Cooking pekery, Glassware, &e, d UCTION NOTICE.—E. ROTH, AUCTIONEER, WILL sell thin day (Tues tay), April’ 22, at 10% o'clock pre- Gisely, the elegant Furniture of a family leaving the city, ay 74, corner of Sixth avenue smd Waverley place, consist. Furniture, Vel 180 ing of wo eles Parlor Suits, covered in brocatel and gees wilk reps, each suit consisting of Sofa, one Arm, one ception and Your medallion back Chairs:’ also the Furni- room ; ture of a parior, three bedrooms and dining China and Sliver Ware, Table Cutlery, Brussels and ‘Ingrain Carpets, Mattresses, Beds and oe Sale positive. All goods must beremoved twenty-four after the sale, UCTION SALE OF FURNITURESIN WILLTAMS- ure, by > auctioneers, on Wednes- A, at 1 cB (us south Becond pureets rosewood Par. i Sul, makozany Chamber Furniture, Beditesds and Bed. ding, Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, Olleloth, Heater, China and Glass Ware. ASSIGNEES SALE MAHOGANY. ROSEWOOD, WALNUT AND OAK, BOARDS, PLANKS AND VENEERS, and a gener al assortment of other woods in great variety, nh MC RIBIALAR, ‘Aue ie is well worthy the. attention of buyers, Catalogues to be had on the) premises, or at the office of auctioneer, 23 Bowery, ou Tuesday, 22d inst, "ASSIONER'S SALE QF READY MADE, CLOTHING — RISTALAR, auctioneer, will sell, on Wedues- Hg o'clock, ‘at 23 Bowery, & large assorument hing, comprising cloth and cassimere Frock gnd Business Coats; doeskin, cloth cassimere and sutinet Panta; ailk, sat joth Vests; also, a large axsort- ment of suinmer Ciothing Coats, Pants, Ventas also, Cloths, Cassimerea, Satin 1, Musing, Aljaccas, &c. By order of GEO. SAMUELS, ‘Assign Agel SALE.—S. HERMAN 4 CO., NO 13 Latur | ‘will sell all the Stock and Fixtures of ‘the old establish: jrocery and Liquor Store, No. 137 Clinton street, corner of Broome, on Wednesday, Apiil 23, at dy o'clock, A. M., without reserve. By order of C. F. Ki ANIEL A, MATHEWS. AUCTIONEER, MAS HEMOVED TQ THE NEW SALESROOM, 0. @ NASSAU STREET, BETWEEN JOHN SIREBT AND MAIDEN LANE. AVID D. ‘EGAN, ‘AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS diay, ab 2 olelock: st 436 Canal street, enamelled Suits, marble to) also Bedsteads, Bedding, Sofas, Lounge ‘Extension Tables, mi posnegen and inet in Carpel tga ty and Ini new an second hand, and ying comprising Household Fura ‘Cooking Stoves, ins, dc be had. Wie SHENCK, AUCTIO! SECOND HAND FURNITURE. LAGE BALE. 72d instant, at bis aM, faces, » bc. To. be ae hie eee to eee e rf pe een gears 20.3. OT Fister. One re my n sDusban -AUCTIONBER. —CHOI 3 T, o’ Hee sin Brosdway, near Broome sireet, (he entire La AND CURIOUS ORIENTAL Goons, teenage of eplendia’ Shella, Vassa Fase, been, © ‘cles of a decorative nature, mat y'of which are entirely to this market, Also the 5! Pages, Fixtures anda Valuable Oil Paintings. On exnibition ibe day before ROTH, AUCTION! cRER. . AN EX®RAORDIN HOUSEK KBR ERS AND TH ON, ‘Thies n day (Tuceday), Ape 1m at i, 3 lock Dose =) the ds Giterey place, east of ‘Sixth a ‘ren: te Brussels and ‘Three-ply Carpe Bray "hree elegant Pia artor Sut io rich eat en ree elegant Parlor Suits, covered in satin broca- re] ae hair cloth; rosewood res, with mirror ; Centre and Pier Tabies, —. ‘Curtai oval French Mirrors, rich China Vases, Painti RY. Capit ge! FOR TRADE. and mabogan; by ro tresses, Beda an Mirrors, Tea and Esteneton | i Dining Buffet, Shades, a and Exten Oilcloth, Stair Carpets, Chandeliers, &c. Sale ive. COUTON, AUCTIONERR. HOUSEHOLD FURNI- re,Carpels, ws, Mirrors,Beds, Mattresses, China, Glassware, this day, April 22, at 1036 o’ oclock, at 6 Elizabeth street, near Lei the entire Furniture of the House comprising in part of Bofas, mahogan: Chats Dress- ing Bureaus, marble bles, Carpets. Oi Mirrors, Feather Beda, Hair Mattresses, Dining Tabies, Re! Kitchen Furniture, together with the entire Furniture of the house. Sale peremptory. EORGE HOLBROOK. AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 599 Broadway HOLBROOK & CAGNEY will sell this day, at 1 scec, ail the fine Furniture contained in. the firat class use 88 West Rinth street, near Fifth avenue, phe ee] rons rosewoad peven ota we Piano, by nine pieces, in plu , Walnut and enamelled M Feather very best Reds saad Sms 8 fine lot of Sheets, Comforters, kets an pus neni Carp js; Brussels, Three. hme Plympton Bedstead, coat SL10¢ Wardrobes, tains rosewood Hall Ou. Extonsig Table and ning Chairs, with & fine lot of Gi and Plated Ware. hive catalogues Sale pos ive wikeont negara fe re EO. HOLBROOK, AUCH AUCTIONEER, OFFICE NO. 599 Broadway. bane a peat all sae beuse eet aurea, consisting of oo Dining Room and Kitehen raiture. ‘Cotslogues at iris esfraaee aa room ' Furniture: EORGE HOLBROOK, OOK, AUCHORES! pe HE a. A LEEDS. Made by Helter to _BENWY it Le D8 April 28, at Fifth Prat and Sixth avenues, Beller & Co., the Dining way, consisting of rich Foner green —_ brocatel; heavy, ices; Pier and Mantel Gi Sots Cachient, ric arian Statuary, om poy raed beonie ol Bin sai rrurs, Embroidered ures, Velvet, Medallion and 1 Carpets. ining Room of oak, made by Hobe; carved Baffe nk ned backs; Sofa, En ravings, Suit in rosewood ered maroou plush; super maroon and gold Dinnes ertect order, 300 plecess richly engraved Ulass Table ‘te. urn! Be 4 ‘ashio' seahenes, Ward: rt ing back Chairs, in delaine; Sofa and Chairs, embroidered. seats; Embroidered Fire rosewood Sult{ covered embroid« rye Centre Table Cano Bedstead and other Furniture, all fn complete order, Property of a tamily leaving fot Europe. Hie AUCTIONEER. NGierUAG MALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. HENRY Ht. LEEDS & CO. will sell at auction, on Wed iti 25° aL lOsp o'clock. at No. 7 tween Fifth ph tray renues, Velvet and Brussels » carved rosew ood Suit, carved rosewood marble toy gilt frame Pier and Mantel Glasses, Brocade Win Lace do., rosewood marble top Dressing Bu rosewood marble top Centre Tables, rosewood marble tresses, Bolsters and Pillows, rose natn, & heen tb Carpet Etager in hair cloth; Tete. 8, in hair Brussey: Biair Carpet, Stair Roda, Refrigerator, uted pag tyes] Glassware, Cutlery, &s, The ‘atove is all araiturey 2 order, assort: cnumernted iat "ise oh BOGART, AUCTIONEER. —BY 8. BOGART, ‘Thursday, April 24, at 1034 o'clock, the a dade re Pasion, imber and Dining Row Furuiture of ihe #lare gomner of Walker street and Broadway. consist ting ‘og peel a8 Mirrors, rosewood tay ,, Brussels ge Bed primi rosey and mahogany Parlor and Ingrain Carpets, mahogany French and steads, large Gas Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures, Hair ané Pisaw Matiresson, Buiansion and einer ‘Tables; Chairs, Hofan srl Ea of Bedding, Steam an res, Crock: a hing Were, ke, ie,” Catalogues ready ox and may be obtained at the ofee Sf the Cera No. T North Wilam street, BOGART, AUCTIONEER. —BY 8. & J, BOGART. + Tuesday, April 22, at 103, o'clock, at 246 West Fifveentt ighth uvenue, genteel Household Furniture, Parlor Suit, in satin brocat * ‘Curtains, clggant Velvet cloths, mahogany Hat Stand, Gas Chandeliers, Chamber anc Kitchen Furniture, &c. BOGART, AUCTIONEER.—BY 8. & J. BOGART, ge ofice No. L North William street, will well, on Wednee April 23, 1362, at 11 o'clock, on the premises, Nos, 68 and nk street, ur Coaches, one Brett, one Gio teat Leather Top Wagor, four Light nt Wagons, ‘mine sete Single and Double arnese rRobes, Stable Tools, office, Pur Biture and Fistures, &c. "Also, Lease of the premises. The Sbove anle is worthy the attention of livery men and. others As the property will positively, be sold without reserye. Term cash, and the property to be removed immediately afverthessie. tive catalogues may be obtained on Tuesday at the office of the auctioneers, BOGART, AUCTIONEER—BY 8. & Fee, Wilt oll oo Wednesday, April 23. at J o'clock, at No. 5} by virtue of a chattel mor the one undi- Vided bait in and to one Horizontal steam ai one Boil er, two pair Hulling Stones. three rom Pots three, Propel Jers, two rice Brushes, and all the rier g aaa sereco, Piojed io the bustases of Hecienaing om tne above prem yed in the busins cleaning 01 Trea. JAMES SULLIVAN, Attorney for Mortgagee. woGEe: ‘AUCTIONEER.—BY 8. & J. BOGAR’ es J. BOGART— iT, at 103% o'clock, at No, 12 Charies Street Wi nigel Hertechola Furniture. Friday, Bib, ‘at No. 88 ‘hirteenth street, genteel id Furture. Saturday, ny x rye ‘o'elook, ai the auctio yn rooms, No. 1 North Wi general assortment of House. hold Furniture, ee ae. J BOGART, ADOTIONERS. ig 5 ry BOGART, eat’ Fouriee i” 8. io. 201 Gooking Uiensis ae: Soci aliens ‘The goods must be remov: dents inday gift ol wt Van Ranst'e ainble No aed ‘No. 373 merna iia a g... BOGART, sped gu oc Wednesday, oe Se toms ee ee ne ete | Ser Be caesetnee pt hs Boao, ot AVOFIONESR. WILL THY! |ONBER—BY NO. 8. seal AUCTIONEER — AUCTION NOTICE. Household Furntture.—GE! sell on Wednesday, Apri 23, at ie ole Pat 6 Went Seven teenth street, between Seventh th ater sarat iistetecaton the Feraiture, contained have house, consisting id part of Brussels and clothe, any Botan, Rock ble top Centre le Pier Fables, ‘Table Gulery. Lo le U I. ‘either Trunks and Hsaee e a with which the sale will co fsommnenee. Also one gold ae other Chairs bar, tle Clocks and ‘OSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER, 'BDNESDAY, ‘April 3, Kio ortook A. M, se Henry atrest. between Baltic and jarrison stresia, Brooklyn, general assortment of Household Furniture, French Plato Satstand, walnnt Baten: - wainat Exten: 18, Otleloths, &e. DAY, au pes erane M., at No. 16 Clinton street, near Fulton, Furniture, IE DAY. At 2o'clock P.M., at 264 Gold street, ‘between Jobneon street \d Myrtle avenue, Household Furniture, &c. yAWNBROKER'S: yr et N. ag auc. Gold and iver Wal ps a Pistols, den ke. Bale 10 commence at 103, o'clock. AWNBROKER'S SALE.—W. N. fet AUCTION- oer, wil eel, this day, at 103% AM Bowery, up ‘assortment of Women's Also ab two family Sewing Machines, order of We 4k. Simpeon. R. fate Setedorive axp. HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, 4c succeed! Dat Ariat ae And every « aes ae ‘Senmencing HAZE! Ar CTOREER, PEREMPTORY SALE ot vent mEAZORS:, sorsa0Rs, SHEARS, ac, GUN AND GUN MATER Shes IN VARIETY, Broadway — asa, Apr 1—Arr Br schr Prince Alfred, NYork reday Farnit The sale will commence ¢ with Gun Materials, Powder Welden’ Matansaa for a mn dist nec misting Parlor, Gham rand a Fiaaks, Shot Belts, Percussion Cape, Ac. , wi , in Franklin street, near Hudson, Board- Catalogues are now read yand c can be had at the oflee of raja bi fe se re, Re. the No. 188 Broa Ne darks Trajan. Bab COO! NEER.—ASS! "8 SALE < dc, Dries Marron a. ee New G®9rgE,o Fence ihe day, at hp o'clock, at lat S Seabee: HERMAN, & CO. rk 3 days; ‘Trenton, Atherton, for Boston, Sid 12th, brig @ “BONA FIDE ASTROLOGIST. THAT EVERY ONE | Broadway: a stock of fine Fufaiture Seng made 1H a at 1036 o'cloc! 43 Bleecker L Bucknam, Bucknatiy Boston. A "Rd teperd on, is Mine, WILBON, who. tlinike objen | private sale, con Parlo of various sireet, all Sr itevena, March I—Arr ship ship Mazeppa, Weeks, Cardiff | of your visit as sooh ae yoo enter. be past, pre. Ir Bi ures, Contre via Loango for Akyab (and proceeded). seit and future of your fe, and warne you of dangers, and bles, Lounges and superb Bedsteads, B Ly phy Miouanis, Feb 6—Sid brig Hampden, Nickerson, West | Grings guccess out of ‘most. perilous ngs | reaus ‘and Washstands, of tosewcod, black walns, tule Seiad American Ports. tween How a IES Walnit “and. mahogany; fertension Dining Tables, Hail | ble top and 7 Washsihda, mahogany nd lack wink pBRISTOL, April IbSid see Entire, Kinnler, Eluabeth- | for ladies and gentleman, 60 cents Stands, Yall Chal ton Bue, Ee Bg og og a ton ed pardsalars pleate ave . lows, Bolste Gntheare tebe Oraton, Gite, Bieabethport; sloop Harvest, | “, STONISUTNG!—MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH | hich wil be poshive Pata Giicioth, Cro skery, Ginerware. and slr aged Corwin, NYoi idence. % - ELIZABETHPORT, April 19—Cid schra JC, Allen, Pert | tow En JOA foresight; = Ils how seen sod G. HORTON, AUCTIONEE! orncs 2 CARMINE tenails ; also tw: hoe Sewing Mi Frito Copy, Barlow, Sandwich; Wakefield, Ai Very thoughts, Or be b pare ee | street —By Ht. B. DRL will sell at public | £0. This sale is wel well worthy the tentto Sacketi, Greenwich; § Smit ph Mg AD harmo free, Fat | section This day (Tieeday), Apr ‘April 32, at Fir Mise A Hous | tere, anthe furmiture ie bat itue uacd. To be sold’ poet operation—Is4 Ludlow street, below Houston.” Frice ap | $8 June street, ong Dudycoal patent Als, Pump, ope, Ghiah | tively for aa —— eenta, Gentlemen not admitted. ted ceecage nod expennce, on avsbust OC Hisller SCarmane? HERMAN, AUCTIONEERS. HERMAN & CO. iieabety 19th—Arr echr Bela Peck, Gardner, Alexandria, Sid schra = ‘Arnold, and Charger, Mahan, Elizabethport: sloop. apie wim do, PORT, April 18Arr schrs Geo M Smith, Milla, Provi- HAT WONDERFUL NEW BOOK—THE LL Silent Friend—closely written, convain' with recipes for manufacturing all the Ia money making articles of the age, postion of dence for NYork; Roscius, Lar, Taunton for do; Bnuire, | all the tricks, im Lions and cheats practised in ard out of Kinnier, Bristol for do; Maine Law, Amesbu 1 Rs large cities. Mailed tree for 8 Agents wanted. | idress for dot Catemban, Bacon, Providence tor Hayeratraw. N G.T, Mortimer, Jersey City, oor Lady Washingwn, mr} and nd Orenen Rhoden, do f You Returned on account of nehr Govern Shase, from Ebzabéthport for Boston (and ald again 19th Sid schr Sea Bird. Wb arr this AM. Wind WNW tp NW, fresb. Sia sehr Pau hea. on port at 8 AM, Br brig bad of feed, on the cee rail. ndergoi it Washing re) Bo, fo ifotey, Frevidgnee Yo or Bienes pan rx b, Dighton for 0s ovtin Dineasoa, be-- of Dogs,” icedicines Tor all dlecesse, ng, Tra Doge boarded: trained, Brorb, Pall Hives for 1 Pouce, th Burley. Avaite end Uncen, R SALE—THE FAST SAILING, SLOOP RIGGED Coit, Biizabethport; Sarah Jane, Gardner, an loops KF “s o 7 Hetty Hate Th Mie tarde Vien, Oo Werte yacht REBECCA. “Apply for paruicuiars, at the Merald +77) gh. om é “ny other douh-arr brig B Young, Cook, hare for Pembroke. Atl eign Apri U Arr ‘rie Neuvitas, Wright, M. pe. ra Mora y Ghaltotge, Bre. JOR SALE-TWO DOUBLE BARREL au: Reilly & Gogg, makers, Loadoo, Address Guns, box of) Herald vilice. myer meres Wilmi alienge, Sne- ard, Noersey ears Ae. R SALE BLACK AND TAN TERRIERS, VBRY es ry small and bandsome, and coe heres w Fewster: Sra ay, a ul ing but five pounds. Inquire in th store, 80 First etenue soups oy Viena i oping ira Reel’ PORTING.—SKITTLES.—DON'T FORGET THE fey, NYork; Lexi ion, sh Pi ae Cid epee Great Skiitic Matches to come off to-day, at the Reform, heneict, Ma dy of the Lake, orting event of Fhilate! tid, RP Chase, and Saran OLBAVER, Mexico, Pky 8 ae a hi, ih Risa, on Shines. a “PHiLADELPRTA, Ae 19—Arr bark White Wing, Be barks Eliza 4 Cook, Bel AMILY HOTEL.—WALL HOUSE, WiLLIAMSBURQ. jan fa Name. ‘Key Won; 4 Jarman, Thin Gest clans family hotel if now open for the reoep- Jr pO, 'Y, Salem, | tion of boarders. The borise is very pleasaatly situated, cor- sobre Hla athe Dinte k ~ x W Goatrey’ ro ner of South Fifth and Fourth streets, LO in five minutes? ; at City, Lovell, Cs walk of all the ferries, EB BEDELL. sion Mi mie and G Hubba. Wil lame, Fal ive! lem iny Bristoi uderron, ¥ + French, Hart artford 8 rnc New Rochelle; Union TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION, Voluntéer, do, bey: wimoreta iS dedants fer Giae- PLYMPTON BLACK WALNUT SEORETARY BED- ay it Prince; brign Eaglet, and Dun. & stead, in fine ore J but Little used, forsale, Price irk, both for Dara mas; Birchard for Porsland, Apply ot We Went Twenty-crsond sree with paverel soy tio sen yesterday. 2" PROVIDENCE, April 19— Arr steamer Pelican, Jones, New CauIroRNA AnD PIKE'S PEAK TRADE A GREAT York; cane L H Bndicott, Leeds, Philadelphia, Sid 'schra gentle demand fe Presta, Robinson, Philadelphia or Machias, according townnd; | Purnitu Chase, Mie i, ley AN, Klizabethport; Diader hi (Ay, " ji ‘otter, nit Kae, avd : | humbug. Ci oa sion Agen, aioe. between keonard and Franklin streets. Ladies attend. ‘Wib—Are st Dapray, Kenney, NYork; eehra Wm F Ta by Mire R. Gabog, and gentlemen by Mr. 8. Gabay- dy AY on, Ei me Prunpores Delano, a to P ilararst, K OR LIVERPOOL —THOMUSON’S | BLACK | STAR Hpeaker, Rondlout for Paw ane =the IRIENT, at anchor in wiremrn, aails tO tucket; Thos Hutt, Hull, NY¥ork.” Sid schrt HT Deputy, Lew on xe From 0} i or draiis ou the Ji, Slizabethyort; sloop J Yiuil, Wilcox, NYork, Royal Bavk o! Seviaud, opply ot 276 Year! street, or whom it may concern.’ H Bs JR, UCTIONBER, si ¥' WOOD & T frie Bi cor A838! ANT ©. vELvER, TaPherit “AND, BRUSSELS ca eer jair ‘Mattremses, Catalogues at sale ENRY B. HERTS JR., AUCTIONEER, ENRY’ WOOD & 0. BXECUTOWS. SALE of murat toned ronerood Pianotories, on Tuesday, April iene ‘at the salesrooms, 430 Broadw: cab, ate peremptory, without any reserve, Y B. HERTS, JR., AUCTIONEER. _— . HENRY WOOD & 00. RIPP'S HALE. OOLLEN SHAWLS, HENRY, WOOD & CO. will sell “ya Puetday, Apr Bt 11 o'clock, at the salesrooms, No. 450 Broadway, a large lot Woollen Shawls. JAMES LYNCH, Sheriff. BNRY B. | HERTS JR. AUCTIONEER, HENRY Ww HoUSBUOLD TURNITURE: &¢., STREET, AP NO. 86 ALLE NEAR GRAND, On Weapeniay, oma aha 10% ‘o'el comprising Brus pels and Ingrals Carpets, Re isiends, Bu ras, Chairs, ‘at Ay se! og lanotorte, &c. Also Kiteben Utensils, Olielotha, Ac., Ac.’ Sale positive. Terms cash. ENRY B. MERTH, Jit. AUCTIONEER, OUD & PEREMPTORY SALE, CALECIAR CATGMAGE AND OUrE HENRY WOOD & CO. will ait of Taesday, April 22, at 12 Oclock, at their galemooms, 1) Broadway, one #iperd Ca leche Carriage aud one Od inge, but litte msed; made originally for a Buropean unter by the best city makers, Terms cash BOGART, AUCTIONEER.—nY & & J BOGART, oJ. this day, WT o'clock P.M. at room No. 26 Merchants Bxchange, Hanover street side, handsome oak Oftce Far ture—One doubie Sitting Deak, one Standing Deak, aix Oftice Chaira, High Stool, two Revolving Chairs, lot Oicioth, Stove Pipe, Mais, de. s. ‘gall on Thursday, 24th inst., at 1] o'clock, at 29 nth street, the remaining Furniture contained in paid Rowse, epnsiating of carved rosewood Parlor Suits, in crim. rood at ‘and a son pliveh; rosewood marble top Tables, rosew: y Wasbstands, fine ros:wood seven octa French plate Fler and Mantel Glaases, richly git ‘rit a nd erp 3 * H wehbe Edoking Giasees, Martel: Clocks, ‘tietlag and other Ghrirs, Crockety and Glaseware, carpe ‘ac; to gether with large assoriment of Kitchen od Furniture Positive for cash. HERMAN, Ppt pl ld ye Ly xX THURS, |. day, April 24, at No. ry Sori Fra piel Furbiture, atten Ghaira pests, be 5 large lot of Hair M ate wereckery, Sicewere ac. Al at 11 o'clock me, baler creek natruments, unfinis! work, Tools, fouetrooe and walnut Veneers, Paterna, Skins, &c. GAFFNEY, AUCTIONEER—SALES ROOM & CEN. « tre street, will sell, om Wednesday, 1 2, at 1036 o onsen the St and Fixtures of the fret class noril ones oreee, of aiTBaglon Boer pe and Six ivavenue: an excellent pre t r Pump, eplendid Counter, Chandelier with faucets, Screens, Barroom Stove, Boules, Demtjonns, £e TAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE NO, 4 Ww! way—Will sell this day, at 10) ces the Stock tnd Pit Fixtures of the Groeery and Liquor Sto re, No. lt place; fine Counters, ini dead, 5 Screens, i ravor, and ail ol + aaturen, Se LIA BBOTT, AUCTIONEER. MORTGAGE TEIAM, Wednenday, at 10 O'locs Dreciely, at the ‘auction rooma, No. 4 East Broadway ‘iltard Tabie, nearly 10% Tiki. : Furniture, Py iLLiAM ABB AUC OF; NO.4 TEA Ae ‘als on Wetneniag, it brorelcca the Siock and Fistures ot the lange grocery Aud liquor sore t Thirty-fift ree Beer Pam Bae Candles, Starch Liquors Awning, and ail other fixtures; five Also the Fur niture, &e. ii a M, WITIERS, AUOFIONEER, WILL SELL ON Wednesday, at 103 o'clock, at 161 Hudson stroet, all the genteel Furniture, &., of the above house, compri ort Room and Kitcien Furniture jock, at house in Thompson street, Parlor, Chamber, Dining On Thursday, at 103g oe Furniture, & w* WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THis ‘day, at 134 o'clock, at the dwelling, # Beach’ street ‘arpetm Furniture of the above hous: the enw 1 other Bedstedds, Mair M mahoga: Beis, B rans, Wast Paintings piture, With whiGh the sale Will commence Pine