The New York Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1863, Page 10

BACRED MEMORIES FROM ANTIETAM. Phe Graves of Union and Rebel Soldiers— Mew Theixy Ashes May be Recovered— james and Regiments ef the Dead, dc. ‘The following is a lst of the names of alarge number @ brave and faithful Union soldiers who fell in battle at Antietam, and were buried on that memorable field. We are mdebied w Mr. James 8. King, of this city, for ‘this most useful and consoling record of the last reating places of so many of our honored dead. Nor are the Jewly gravee of our rebel kindred forgotten in the Net. They, wo, have their friends in their Southern land, and we shall be greatly pleased if the columns of ‘the Hexaip shall serve as the indicator to the tombs ip which their ashes now repose, Mr. King informe us that he went wo the battle field of Antietam in eearch of the remains of lieutenant of the United States army—a friend dear to him ia every way. ‘While pursuing his search, with the aid of proper guides, ‘who were thoroughly acquainted with the country, he was impressed with the klea that he might be useful to his countrymen, North and South, if he could prepare a et of the legible names of those who slept on that field, He accordingly resolutely set to work, and, after much aabor, trouble and expense, the result of hie generous labors appears below. Fach of these names represents a grave in which some Beloved form now moulders to its origiual dust. They @an, however, be recovered if proper steps be takeu at the proper time. Tho graves are ail marked; but how Jong these distinguishing indications may remain is ap other question, The ravages of cattle, the force of wind aad weather, and the irrepressible law of natura) decay, may change the present aspect of affairs at any day. ‘Therefore those who are interested in these sacred re- mains, and who would desire to transfer them to conse rated ground, must move in the matter without delay. Whe bodies are, for the most part, buried only about twelve iuches beneath the suriace of the earth, They are ot enclosed in cofting, but, like the remaine of the immor- ‘al Sir John Moore, have becn carefully wrapped up in their martial cloaks and blankets, and thus they sleep se- renely on their Geld of fone. Mr. King, in the course of his reeearches, opened several of t gravee, and to most of them he found the remaine compnot and ow A fair wtate of preservation, Many ef the wounded an! mutilated corpses had deen tenderly wrapped up ia their woollen and India rubber blankets, which so well auswered the use of ‘eoffing that no signs of putrefaction were to be seen names which wb give below, whether of friend or foe appear just as thoy were copied from the graves ther. selves. Wherever any apparent discrepancy or omis- sions oceur, they must be attributed not to the gentiemsa who supplies this valuable information, but to the igno- rance of those Who buried the dead or to the unavoidable ravages of time:— NEW YORK REGIMENTS. Regiment. P. Lockwood. Corporal Rolivge Peter P. Floss. W.3. Pollock Rufue Warrenger.. 10 David Bennett. . ae Corporal in Go. B (no 9 9 34 34 : 34 Lieut, Cok Batitson,.”. 50 Janes Murphy... fy David Fleming Corpora Kory David VanGott....... 9 Jacob ivaiser Nicholas Jackeon...... 9 Mose Oevero. 20 Sergeant G. W. Loud... 51 — hors. 20 J. R.P, Miller... 51 —sebmidt . + 20 Albert Kichemaner..... 51 Witham H. Le: + $4 Edward Miller, Heary Daily. - St — Higuins. 3. RK. Dution, 49 L. Reynolds + 49 L. Thomson 77 P. Quegley M. Keeve T. Connerty. T. N. Stockwell. R. ©. Dall — Watson — Kensing. A. Ebert, vert, Sergeant Louis Newb: — 8h : — Mann - cohrey — Lick Gilary. — Wagni Sergeant Bichl | ‘ — Ritier. Samael Lowermes oF — Probeden. . . — Mecbach. . & ‘tia 89 A. Jam... 2 20 Corporal Hi: side 21 108 — Huntington 2 Corporai Walker... . Louie Witt.. . Charles “agi ©. P. Seigerd. . 5 James eae: 4 Louis Thor jerman. d Water, Wailer’ or tpcmes (DO regiment). George Parr. Captain Angell © a Michael | onoly Lieut. C. Smith, 63 F. Heekman 108 Lieut, Hill, Co. H. a“ Lieut. C. Smith 63 Jobn Sullivan ol Samuel Brayman ol benny Carvey, Co K... 104 N, Crawford ,Co A a Corp.8. F Reynolds CoP a H. Schwerin, Co. G Sami. Wasee n, C > Corp. Dunn, Co. 66 —Stapt, Co. B.. 82 Cornelius Murfey or veg, oe A oe Corp. Carrigan . oe ‘Charles e-ne Almon J. Stoddart, D. H. Winship. ree — Fish... . RUODE ISLAND REGIMENTS. Sullivanfuchas 4 Robt. Bwheger, 4 William Wiicox. Wm. Mosowan — Stacy... a Stephen A. Burdick 4 —Jobuson.. . Benonie Weaver... 4 Jno. Handy, or Hardy. Henry Fieh, 4 Jeremiah ston, Edwin Tyler. ‘4 Henry Roberts George Bullun...... ‘4 Patrick = A. G. W. Abbott. 4 B. Burdick... a RUG LAENTS. . James Bh wale 12 38 M. M. Ingall 22 85 Calvin Jones ee | 28 Thomas Cushing........ 12 William Quinn 28 C,H. Tarbox... 5 Chauncey ©, Knowltom.. 22 BH. M. Drew... 0. ..cese Jacob Snyder......00++ 20H. O George. James Lewis 20 Wm. Hackowt....000002 Charles Verry . ue — MeDoval..d. Ladwick Kober Anare John Ritey.. BF. Beruick. James Mersey Isaac E. Allen Charles MoWeil. Geo, W. Porter Thomas Cuspin, Alden Richards. Richard Porter, Maurice Foley B. A. MoCarthy.... Corpl. Miner W sarreya 8. B. Richards,. 1 H. Leavitt. W. Davis cownncro0s REOIMENTS. Pemoth Glad: Jofm }. Kent. SslSssssasae tattle acy Oliver @ZORGLA RRB! 2. G, Hagons 63. Ww. i hounar 83 8. Ocrue..... 63 Jonn [10 Opt.m?@itosb orl! monk ie John + 10 8. C. Greer.......- J. Low .. 10 J. W. Cobb a aw. +20 1 H. Bi 12 2 7 pas Fi ‘B 2 4 - 20 4 10 ey, 10 ss 0 24 % 10 - 10 + 68 10 a) 10 — 10 - w - Ny 63 10 Lieut. H, B. Brantl joy. + 28 10 A. W. Gower, 24 10 J. 6, Wright a) NORTH CAROLINA REGIMENTS, 46 L, C, Cotlies, ‘ W. 8. Aspray i Lieut. J. G. Fleming. James Shinph.... Paul Sanford J. W. Noir... SOUTH CAROLINA REGIMENTS. E. B. Goin...... 3 W-R. Lindsey.......... 8 ao Crain, or Grane 3 J.C. Morgan. we Wm, Franklin... 8 1B. Boyd. ‘ 2 M. J. Shuber... 8 Lient. 8. Robingon ae Y. Lieut, & N. Fuller...... 2 3 B. Rolling, Fret 3 _ battery. Lient. G. T Abernathy. 3 W. HL Willingham. 12 T. McCoy ........00.. 8 A. Douglass . 6 oi porat J. R Haris 3 R. D. Crawtord. ineapud 3 A. ¥. Byrd. ener oe as 3 LOUISIANA REGIMENTS Reuben Kodwa 16 Captain MeFarland.. 1 4. Af. Vhifer 2 1. Oger 6 J.8. Kearney © 2 J. Cornett or Cornell. 7 William A. Snead....... 16 7. D. Savage r W.0. Rean, - 15 M. Anker TUB, 3. M. Leak 15 G.E. Clay 4 &. W. Brook.. 15 Charles —— ey aes A, Talley 15 W. J. Scoggins... 0.) 9 : 1 Lieut. 8. T Xobinson.. 9 8 W.0. Price... 9 8 E. B. Legget.. 9 * 6 TH. Clack +16 W. Wagner . 16 YB. Fgan.. 16 P.N, Duplesig.... 8 Lieut. Jas H Mcbride.) 2 Philip Batter... 14 Lieut. M.V. 8. Swap... 2 G. keller or Zeller, 6 W. J. Jobonon Rar M. Little 6 — Atkins 3 Wm. Clark... - 2 —Duber ue J. Thompson... 10 Sergt. Juo. F. Mayes.... 3 Cerporal Louie Heintz. 6 E.R. Marto - Captew di. B. Kitche. 6 = Charles 6 MISSISSIPP1 REGIMENTS. 3. B. Smith teres 2 Lieut, H.'T. Eason. .... 13 4. D. Cochran... 17 G. W. Carbin or Carli G. ¥, Buuford....., R. A. Wagoner. ie BR. BH . R. B. Davis... ... 13 J. W. Wright... W. 0. Capapbell.. 18 cp as eae C,H, Clark. 1b H. H. Wood XK. N. Tayior i Ja. W. JLM. Twitliom, oF r Til J. 8. H. Hem. n Dr. 0. E. Powe, or Howe. 13H. Turner........ 1 Jonathan Seesions,,.... 13 Capt. J, K. Morton. ib W. 1, West........... 13 Sergeant J.C. Baker... 11 E. R. Kilpatrick 18 F. Kossler.............. n Liewt. J. M. Roberts... 21 James T. Sullivan. . n J. ©. Proite or Burritt... 21 — Gones. tee Lieut. J. C, Kreigne 2 C.D. Gardner.......... 18 M. Blalvek or Balok... 21 SENNESEK REGIMENT. Jamon P. Fielae, .... 4 VIRGINIA REGIMENTS. John Stokes... 49 James Phelan Mu W. A. Renoe. M.U, Anderson ot George Able. Richard ‘aylor. 30 J. G. Rod, or G. W. Pollard. 88 D. W. Johnson. 49 Lieut. J, Anderson. 30 ‘Thomas Chitwood. 42 HP. Alsop D. W. Tecter 42 E. Wood T.H. Marrow.. + 82 ©. Malicvat. Corporal F. Lander 32 B.S. Francis. HL more. or Graves & W. P, Wilson G. M. Hanger. 27 John B. Wright. _- D. Coughin a 27° Lieut. Jas Dye, or bein $2 Capt. T. H. Wynne...... W. B, Vineton.... 15 James M. Browa 5 T. J. Wilson J. Brygon...... Jobo Allen....... Lieut. Jobn Homes. Charles Booker Sergt. W. Walton M. M.B—-.. G. Young - J. W. Reed. 3. H Jeste.. - B.A. Lucar... ‘ALABAMA. REOIMENTS. J.P. Snipes... 15 Lieut D. A. King.. 4 G, Hadmane. . ARKANSAS REGIMENT. J.N. Densenor Benison. 8 Sergt. ~ Keenec 3 BE. L. Hyatt uy H Jamee Hall 3 Wesley J. Hoge The guides who es Mr. King were men well acquainted with the fleld of Antictam, They accompanied this gentleman through the whole of his trying search, and did everything in their power to discover the body for which he so anxiously searched. His efforis were, however, attended with but little success, so far as this particular body was concerned. In closing this notice we are requested to etate that the principal of these fuides, Mr. Aaron Good, may be addressed with perfect confi- dence in reference tothe recovery of any of the bodies named in the above list, Mr. Good will do all ip bis power to disinter and forward them when properly natborized to do #0, Hie address is ‘ Aaron Good, Sharpe- burg, Washingion county, Maryland.” The other two gentlemen who aided oan sigo be addressed tn rofefence tothe same matter. They also accompanied Mr, King through the field of battle, and their names and addrose fre:—‘Jamee B. Myers and H. § Beard, Boonsboro, Washington county, Maryland.” , We have not the slightest doubt that if this advice be promptly acted upon many bundreds of bodies may casily be recovered and transferred to the burial plaecs of their ancestors or friends. Death of Brigadier Geneval Cooper. Curvenamp, March 28, 1863. Brigadier Genera) Cooper died at Columbus, Obio, tha morning: * TO THE MDITOR OF THE HRRALD. The Henarp of thie morning gives the foliowimg item from Washington — Subseription papers are in circulation te pay for pam- phiets pene | Gen, McClellan, They are to be gra- tultounly circulated. Will you not suggest to the patriotic getwer up of this enterprise that he would probably double and treble ube number of his subsoribere in the clase for whom he writes, wore be to inclide in his pampbiet oertain pi quant asgault# on our Generale of the old tine; take for Inetance the spicy pamphleteering against Gen. Washing- ton, in the days of the famous whiskey insurrection. and better even than this, reprint the Collin handbilix’” which did such excellent service against Gen, Jackson just before his election a® President of the United States. New Yorn, March 28, 1863 Se Mr. John Va 10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. The papers of this morning publieh @ notice of a meet- ing to be held at the > Asatony of Music, on Thureday next, to be addressed by myself and others. This is an error. I cannot attend the meeting. Please publieh this m your paper, and add, to prevent misapprehension, that 7 am nota member of any league or association of which Mr. Charles Hing is chairman, Respectfully, youre J. VAN BU New Youn, Mareh 28, 1860, » Superior Court—General Term. Before Fon. Juages Robertson and Moveli. MARCH 28.—Jas, C. Wallet, Sheriff, vt. Theodore Gaitiard and others.—Order overruling demurrer to complaint af- firmed with conte. Gro. W. Allerton and wife vt. Wm. B Long and others. ~ Jodgment for plaintif’, with coms. as. Harteck vs. the Mayor of New York.—Judgment for plaintiff with conte Adam Van Allen ve Gro. Jones —Judgmont affirmed. Abraham Fowler ws. Peer Moiler.—Judgmen\ and order Trac M Milbank: and others vt. Alexander Dewnistoun.— a for defendant, with costs. G. Scott ws. C. B. Guthrie and others —Judgment j ® Rew trial granted, with costs to abide the . Before Hon. Judge Barbour. William Niblo os. George Harrison.—Order entered di- reoting the Receiver, who had been appointed pendente tie, 10 pay into Court all collected, lees muanion, and . such sore A tobe vernes.—A handsome testimonial was raised on Friday Jast for the family of the late Hy. A. Boyd, who lost his Hife in the discharge of bis duty as Firrt Agrietant Engi neer of the steamebip Ela Warley, at tho time when she ‘was sank off this port, through a collision with she North Star, The sum realized is estimated at abont $600, clear of expenses, and was raised by means of a ball at the Apollo Rooms. The assembly was attended by @ bighly respectable company, and profesror McPherson preskted: over the dancing. The various oommittees were well soleoted , and everything passed al enemy, ; Aupany, seek 28, 1863, The water in the river here is still receding. The Cen tral, Hodson River and Troy and Greenbush railroads are ™ perfect order, the trains arriving and deyarting on time. ‘The ferryboate are running regularly, the river being clear ef ive in front of the city. Arrivals and Departares. ARRIVALS, aUWEnrooi-Stenmship Asia—Mesere 7) O Harms, Oilon ao Ey Poynter, R Renton Chas Menke, Le bath dane B Omit Preibe, 8 T Baldwin, & Fuller, Me veri Baron, F de La eteran. J de Cracke, m i John MuLean, Me- Dermott, lady and infant; Mre Vandenruft, Messrs J’ Mid- dieton Jr, Ehm. Harrison, H Somes, Capt Lane Fox, Merars F B De W Perry, Chas Salmon, Mrs J Edwards and infant JJ Helebmand, Kettiteimer, Geo H Wells and lady, Joseph Spencer, J Rosenwald—Total 36. Liverroor—Steamship Etna—Captain Webster, Captain Jordan, Captain Button. lady, two children d tain Mo ep wy Austio, Sar Balloch, tI Phuip ‘Arthur Walters, Thomas Power, GA Baten Hi Mr Berger and Mrs Tuker, Mra Ronenthal. lady, three children, and tu Mra Walker, Mrs Burfly Mrs Delis ryer oltita, Druué, RF Watson, Mur Laurence, A Rursak, Giles ‘Upton, Jokn Pierce—and 119 steerage passengers wad the Uniced Biates male Maunune ann Sournameton—Steameip Saxonin—Lugene Schnabel, C Grouland, N Rgrosky, CT Mme Kemer Gior and ihre children, BT Garrett, David. Soloman, Mes Miles, Mr Miles, notte Silberd:y, Oscar Rettvery, B Haas, Rachel Frank.’ Tobias Stenerna,ol, PTH Matthias, Sieg elicycs, Markus Haas, G Schak, © inund Braida, ch Heinsheimery M triester, Joh. and e Hergmann, M Lay, AE Irving, # Obered Mr Sadler, Cathai inter, ‘ohn, Coun aad chile Henry Sturm, Huk W Reuters B Soreniz, GB dy, irs Picant and dp faut (born gn te pastas), ) dacs A Gage, Gustay Lot Chas Kie! 6 La F res ana lady, Ji ny Albrecht, ‘tala Totad (and 129 in tbe sieerage. Havana—Stoawship Tubal Cain—Louie Shalman, A de Poger, D Gonzales. Kudolph Leibmana, J DW Granagham, Henry Samson, C ingon, Mrs Samson DB) ARTURES. Liverroor—Steamship Edinburg—Mrs O'Neill, Mrs Dillon ang child) 8 Bush, Chis Harris, Louly 8 Brwihy Fhouas Walker, J P Richardson, % Mayo, Geo F Lutberry, Mr u ley, Mr'Bloore, F Gibla, Stewart, Capt Craig, Caltuness, RH Garret, ‘Thor Gray, doin Kinase, Wes Tage lor, § Kingan, Jonathan Cordukes, Mr Exhain, Mt Warring. ton, how ve, M Stevenson. WM: Dr A Mageotte, Fredk Phillips, Juo Lud.ow, Richard Wall, b W Evans, Jas pCullon ) Wife and infant, B eebees Capt |) ce Juler Payen Mis E P Sonu ‘two child Luey M Cunningh the bteeray Nuw Oxscanasteamahip arin Piatt, NSimon, J Leman, © 7 Cheney: AM Avslasior (ied Mupuivel Brooks. GH Laycock, NDalshlemer, HT Dav Mrs A Vanderhott, Mrx ra Gueanel, Jamon Have ole. A Wobast, rw Callaghan a ed itohell, + Kerr, D bang i Chas a erinesu, JW Randolph, B ¥ Berry, Goldman, O Czarnowski, WwW DrE Mrs James Tzard, Miss M’R Par tou ‘Hinman, © Sanarens, G Epner, M Cullagan, Nassau any Havana—British deiphia; Mrs Hundt, Mra Batters! neen—Mrs Brown. Phila. rg, New York; Col Brad. fords maid servant, George T Taylor, Eriglahd: Nicolas Alfred Baw } Gol Brad- "B Sterret, Josephine Sinitn, Dr MB racuse: ones Mewilrabeth Linki York; ‘aint veri HE poo! y,Porter, Edela Montague, Pennaylvani Hundt. BJD Bacaion, JM Roberts Chas W Garis, New York, L Hniberstndt, Th mas. D Holl New York; 8 Haser, Bigland, UG Gave mendier, Balt Wm ‘Grove, New York; A Arnold Maine, ohn Nixon, Br versey: Mi and Mra W il Marin, W H Racey, New York; Joseph Knight, Havana, KH Eccles Bpecie, $61,330. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Marricd. Burcess—DeourTi.s—On Wednesday, March 18,at the residence of the bride’s brother, by the Key, Dr. Cox, of Calvary church, Oscak O. BurGas, M. D., of Rochester, N. Y., to Mrs. Axxm Doourrux, of this city. JAQUES—De Forerst.— AtSomerville, J yee A Marob 26, by Rev. Dr. Messier, Dr Caartes B. Ja Kare L , daughter of Jobn J. be Foreest. No cards Mc@reior—DuNpERDALF.—In Alba aby, on Friday, March ai, eons Duncan McGREGOR, of the Second lowa » to Mites Josartine DunpeRDALE, Of New York city, No cards i DY—MESALER.—On Wodnesday, March 25, at St. Mar ‘#8 church, by Kev. 8. M. Haskins, James G. Munpy to Ouvia De OC. Meskuxn, daughter of Joba J. Michaels, Esq., all of Williamsburg. NRAI—MACLAINE —At London, England, on Thuredry, March 12, at St. George’s. church, Hanover sqnare, by the Rev. Charles Bridges, curate of St. George the Martyr, Queen’s square, and nephew to the bride, Epwarp Hawry Near, Eeq., son of the late Hon. M. L. Neal, of Dover, New Hampehire, United States, to Lady Euzanera Mac Lain, widow of General Bir Archibald Maclaine, K. C. B., No. 68 Cumberland street, Hyde Park. a RE os —On ‘Thursday March 6, by the Rev .O. Flagg, Mr. We. H. Skavex to Mrs! Saran Jane Garws, allof New York Died. Auxnx. —On Friday , March 27, after a short but severe illness, WilA1AM AHERN, the beloved husband of Margaret ‘Ahern, of Mallow, county Cork, Ireland. ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock from Bis late residence, 76 Hester street. Phila lelphia and New Londou Haars plowse ee Wednesday, March 26, Wu1am Pag ot abe fume, sso Led meng Stave ge, and the order gene apectfully igvited to attend the funeral, from’ trom’ bie hate residence, 198 Naseav street, Brooklyn, this (Sunday) af: ternoou, at half-past two o'clock Bunua.—Sudden , Ob Thursday, March 26, at haif-past six P.M, Jonn W. BuwKen, Snndy Hook Brandt Tho relatives and friends of the fam’ pilots of New York, are respectfully invited to attend the fune- ral, from his late residence, 67 South Fourth . street, Brooklyn, E, D., thie (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. BRowniNG. Wednesday Browning, in the Tist year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are r invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, ‘West Thirty-fourth street, on Monday afternoon, at one o'clock. without further notice. Brapy.—On Saturday, March 28, at twelve o’clock, of Aiptheria croup, Mardaner ©. Bravy, daughter of Peter and Mary Brad; aged 1 year and 1 month. ‘The friends of the family, and the members of Franklin Hose Company No. 18, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from No. 3 Whitehall street, this (Snuday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Bakee.—On Saturday, March 26, Jowxrume, wife of Beajamin A. Baker, late of Laura Keeno’s theatre. Notice of funeral in to.morrow’s papers. Casweit.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday afternoon, MARY Huzavera, eldest daughter of Solomon 1. and Elizabeth Caswell The relativer and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funcral, from the residence of her Yo. 6 Montague street, on Juesday afternoon, at three o'clock. Cartanas.— 10 Preok!yn TRUDE, eldest daughter « 5 years ana 6 mouths, Tho friends ané acquaintances of the family are re- } Spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi deuce of her parents, No, 245 State etroet, ht three o'clock on Tuesday afternoon. Philadelphia papers pieare copy, Coammmm.— At Communtpaw, South Bergen, N. J., on Saturday, March 28, of paralysis, Mites Onasumrs, a tive of Nottingham, England, aud’a reaidont of New York nearly fifty Fre aged 73 years, 2 months and 13 days Notice of funeral in to-morrow's papers. Caldoruia and Nottingham (England) papers pleare saturday, March 28, Gun- cca and’ James Callahan, copy Re ues.—Oo Saterday morning, March 28, at even pte ay wd Jane CULLEN, youngest danghter of James and Eden Cullen, Se oh af, Lmonth and 6 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from the revidence of her parents, 313 Houston street, corner of Greenwich, thie (undag) alternoon, two o'clock DeMorr.—On Friday, March 27, Gaxnerr N. DeMorr, aged 32 years, 3 months and 17 days. ‘The relatives and fricuds of the family are respectful requested to attend the funeral, from the residence of Wt brother bdo Broome street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at bw Exaiano,—On Thureday, Merch 26, Racin A., — Aaughior of Edwin E. aud Rachel Aun England, year, 4 monthe and 1 day So fader the lovely blooming fower, Frail, siniling solace of an hoor So soun Our transient comforts fly, ‘And pleasure only bicoms to die. The relattves and friends ot the family are ie oe 4 invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) atternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 10% Wert Seventeenth street Ls i Brooklyn, on Saturday, March 28, Groom Fucers Fear, only son of John and Ellen A, Kaen, aged 2 years 6 monihe and 28 days, ‘jonds of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No, 177 Jay street, on Monday afternoon at throe o'elvck. Fancvron.—n Friday, Mareh 27, Jonm Feaauron, aged “My The foncral will take pineo, this (Sunda one o'clock, from bie late resi yh afternoon, at West Thirty- seventh atreet. Guaworw —In Brocklyn, os tities eens; dawn, | * ef bee jally invited to bt ftp Griawold, in the 02d ‘The relatives ang frieuds are ixty secon @olock, Loon, witheut further notice. Haxcaw.—On Saturday, March 28, uaa Jan, daughter of snes and Womifred Hargan, aged 2 years and 4 mon ‘Phe friends of ibe family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of ber parents, 26 Burrew street, thie (Sunday) afternoon, ar two o'clock. landonderry (ireland) papers please copy. Haxron,—On Saturday morning, March 28, Wituiam BRITTON, only fon of Beujamin and Sugan C Haxtup, aged 8 years, 6 months and 11 days. ‘Vhe relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend tho funeral, from the residence of bis parents, No. 44 West Eleventh street, on Monday alternoon, at five o'clock, without further notice. Jew —On Friday, March 27, Ema C., daughter of Joho W. and Wilhelmina Jenne, ‘ged 2 years, 40 months: and 17 days. The friends und relatives of the family are invited to attend the fnneral,from the residence of her father, 141 Goerck street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock. ‘The membors of Covenant Lodge No. 36;1.0. 0. F., are respectiully mvited to attend, The remains will be takon to Connect iout or interment. Jarvis.—-On Saturday, Mareh 28, Kare Culsrmn, wife of George K. Jarvis, aged 27 years, Notice of funeral on Monday. Keypais..— On Friday morting, March 27, Tuomas Kay DALL, ip the 16th year of his age. ‘The relatives auc friends of the family are iayited to attend the funeral, at No, 169 West Fortieth street, on Monday afternoon, at one o'clock. Lawrkens —On “aiurday evening, March 28, R. Aveus- 7a, wife of Willam Kitingham Lawrence, and daughter of drew Hi. Mickle, in the 35th year of ber age. , March 28, James, con of Thomas ‘axed 6 months, og «nd friends of ube family are respectfully ithe funeral this (Sunday) afternoon, at rom the residence of bis parents, 439 two o'elock, ‘Shird ayenve. Morr,—0n Friday, March 27, Saran Kuma Morr, only child of Hioury W. and Laura W. Mott, aged 4 years, 9 months and 18 aye. @ relatives of the family are invited to moral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from tb residence of her parents, 17 Bast Sixty. xecond street, between Third and Lexington avenues ‘The remains will be taken to White Plains, Westchester county, on Monday morning, at quarter-past eight o'clock, from the jiarlem Railroad depot, Twenty-sixth street and Fourth avenue. ‘MoGrnis’—On Friday, March 27, Mary Euuen McGinis, only daughter of sir. James MeGinis, aged 6 years, ‘the fuueral will take place from ‘the resiaenee of her parents, 174 Duane street, thig (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, O’Bwen.—On Saturday, March 28, at hig residence, Park avenue, vear Clermont avenue, Brooklyn, Samum. J. O'BREN, aged 76 years, O’Mara.—Killed, at Suffolk, Va., on Saturday, March 14, Micuam, O'MARA, a native of the’ parish of Abington, county Limerick, Ireland. His triends aud Acquaintances are invited to attend the funeral, from the resutence of his brother, 35 Park street, this (8 ‘mday) afternoon, at two o'clock. He remains Wil be interred in Calvary Cemetery. Purpor.—On Friday, March 27, after a liogoring ness, at the residence of her brother-in jaw, James MoGiven, No. 274 Fart ienth street, Maria PURDON, aged 22 years, 10 months and 7 days, Her friends, and those of her brother-in-iaw, are re- spectfully javited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) af- tornoon, at two o'clock precisely. Quixy.—On Friday, March 27, of consumption, Jann, wile of Michael Quinn, in the 40th year of her age. The frieuds and relatives of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 168 East ‘Thirty-firet street, corner of Second avenue, this (Sunday) afteraoon, at two o’ciock. The remains wil) be taken to Catvary Cemetery for interment. ry Dublin papers please copy. Rarevvk.—On Friday, March 27, Mr. Gzorar B. Ra rEtye, in the 79th year of his age. ‘Yhe relatives and friends cf-the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from Grave church, Broadway, without tur: fher invitatior RUCKGABER.—On Saturday Lape March 28, at ten o'clock, Laura, wife of Max Ruckgi The friends of the family are Feapsettally invited to attend the funeral, ibis (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, 296 Cumberland street, Brooklyn. Raxsom.—On Thureday, March 26, Wiss Ransoxt, aged 4 mouths. The relatives and frion@s of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 22 Dominick street, SMERMAN.—On Saturday, Magch 26, of consumption, ., Only daughter of Captain M, and Rachel Sher. he funeral services will be held at No. 6 Charlton t, this (Sunday) aftervoon, at haif-past three o'clock. fF remains will be removed to Catskill, N. Y., for inter: ment. Scumupt.—On Saterday, March 28, at his father's resi- dence, 572 Third avenve, Jonn Scamipr, aged 36 years. For further particulars see Mondav’s papers. Sims —On Thursday afternoon, March 26, Sanam ANN, wife of Bernard Sims, aged 26 years, 6 months and 14 days. The funeral will take piace this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her father, Jaunes Cunvingham, corner of Forty fifth street and Fifth ave. nue, The relatives and friends, also the members ot Ficok and Ladder Company No. 16, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral. Weiisne.—Suddevly, on Friday, March 27, Joun 7. ‘WELLING, mM the 68th year of bis age. ‘The friends and relatives are invited to attend the fu- neral,on Monday morning, at eleven o'clock, from the Methodist Episcopal church, Wasbingion avenue, corner of Green avenue, Krcoklyn, The remains will be taken to Jamaica for interment. Wanx.—On Thureday, March bors of the Police Department in invited to attend the fonergl, this street. SHIPPING NEWS. ALMARAO TOR HEY TORR—TRIS DAY. AUN RISES, SUK SETS. Pert of New York, March #8, 1863. ‘631 | om war waren. Steamedi Kiang, W. rth, Shanghae, Breamantp ewe | Queen Bh en rr, Resean and Seneanp Eugen a (ar Br). Petrous, =F utehinson. a Steamebp George ington, New Orieans—B B Steam att rel , Lavender; Port pelea 1 MeCready eamenio Obesepeaks, Willetis, Portiand—H B Oremwen Ship North America, Coilier, kare yt) yi 'B Coolidge & ee! juion, Bark Cambria (Brem, 5 halle Bark St + ibdew (ie)! Davi, es aaa tt (Br), Horton, Gal Eat a tea m, Lenoan, Duvean & Co. ), Nelson, J Pete an Ciaenat— E Warde 00. Cardenas Trujillo & ‘Vining. Rohr Providence (Br), Brown, Matansan—Maater sehr A Baker, mt ‘Barncoa—T B Chase & Co, Tangier. s, Routh, Washington—Bentley, Smith & Co, io, Davia Washingron—Bentley, Smith & Co. Washington—Bentl:y. Smith & Co. i, Fox, Washingion—Van Brunt & Slaght, Sehr @ B Amick Soper, Washington—C Frerson. Beli EJ Scott, Roethe 1, Wasuington—C Ht Pi nab wi Haiomond, Wixon. Baltimore=Benwey, Smith C Schr J Tiden, Davie, Philadetvbia 0 1, Hatch Sebr JG Collyer, Orosby. Borton—H 8 Racket & Son, Sehr & A Steve: erson, Hariford—M By gee & Co Steamer Baition t, Wakhington. Steamer M Stevens, Dougherty, Haltimere. Steamer Fannie, Fenton, Philadeiphia, ARRIVED. French gunboat Renaudin, Commander Le Cardinal, lesion, 3 days. meh ip (Br). Shannon, Liverpoel. March 14, one gueenstorrn Tsth, at 4:15 PM, wiih mdse and Schr Btna, Dyden, Serr J Jon Corb: 1th lust. 3:18 Py of Boor dead, saw steaca ship Canada, bound in 27h, 11/AM tat 40 9, 100 68 82, steam ship Avalra using, hence foF Liverpe Stearnshi Eenit Merck (s y ted julsty Liverpool, 26 elucke & ¥ tart (e prize), Acuing SUasier Lewis, Key AY me (Us 8 transport), Snyder, Washington, US Quartermaster, Ip National Gary, Master Wm Lee Hays, Mareh M4. ul heavy B gales ten dowd hl A He) war "Breakwater, and put in from strens of w to master. In lat 30, lon. a Stearn Dip ia 8h mai p.Castilian (of Newburyport). . Mantle, own Jan 8), with hemp dc, Anita Owen, hence for ere eatern, Burk pool, Mi on mugers to it sara P torte ty faqnaiised Say oped a te t lat 44 lon 49 to 50, of Orleans, Te, Sven, Feb 3. Greenock aint mde, 10 1oW ANotsch.. Had W gales most Morning St Br, of Winds NS), Smith, St Th an Maren, th ballast, od PWhiney aco,’ th o hip Bt iar ‘Wevster, Alexandria via Fortress Momroe, wUS fermenter, Pinkham, Palermo, Feb, 12, passed cit ? oe bs ship Piymauth Rook auerge and several jumpa of ice uh inet iat 4218, lon 60 1b, woke ehip Lice, as Currie, New Orleans, 43 ays, im ballast, to | Bark Carina, bas 4 19th, with y Peck & Church. 20tn inst, D, lon 19 44, re Enueryriee, Grindle, from Mea a for New York, thcrived 27th) | Bark J john Carver (ot Heaton). Carver, Matanzas, March 16, | with molasses, to Walsh, Carver & Chase. 27th inet, 40 mies BE of Sandy Hook, spoke brig Canada, from Cardenas for Port “sporty, Nicholas Cardenan, WR Buck & Saiied \p company r “ior Boston! AM Roveria, for Frank. fort, | Mark Bhamroek, Berry. Sagin, 16. daye. with svenr, to HD | Boeees, & co. Is to Palm pe very rung 10 this port for -epaira Commer, Rb nso, We Dheaaa, 16 daye, with | man. Hol), tenia. Amaterdam, 72 Lvneb. vies. 2 dawn, ar ke 10 Metralf & Dy Jobenea Lig mai tor pater dvenmnsend ‘Damestelio, Palermo, 08 days, with ndse of ), Jones, Messina, 56 days, Sten Piet iron annie Young America (of Plymouth), wm. Toge: Maranbam, with hides, Trummncsd: Gession Sisinwall 16 days, wit ), Nelson, Minatitign, Feb 24 Alexandre & Son, (of Ne » Bice, Mi y, Maroh rrakwater ei toD Trowbri ils), Conifect, pi sear Di 8), Lennerton, Clien- wolf, Ywauree, Newvitae, March 15, ee in company with brig Brig Randolph (of Boston), Halleck, Sazna, March 17, with sugar, hegiape. yi ane company with brig Ot Seat ce wankers -aperenen, agen; Mate a, Mai 1S with anger, to, Br So, re gon & Co. St i ‘Chinco- fra Burt, Sweetand, New Onieane 16 days, with sugar do, to manter. y Bri Lent, Speed, Port Royal, 80, 22 days, in ballast, to F * Brig Drozimto, pa Philadelphia, 2 days, with petrole- um, to rene Behr mith, Rio Grande, Dec 19, with hides, to BY Sunall’& Gor "tn lat 195,100 Bo poke ship Alvira, (OF Beht Oriental (of Machlagpart), Thompeoa, Arroyo, March with sugar, to stm Clapp. iad, NB) i ‘MePherson, St Johus, PR, March ~~. with suger toH J'& © A Dewolf. Bebr Marine, Goal odfrey, ‘New Orleans, 22 days, with sngar, gz F Lzovell Had very heavy weather the entire passa st, off Absecum, was run Into by an unknowa schr, ah anv i Fi M it Banvard, Longstreet, Fortress Monroe, 2 days, Sehe Caroling ie & Carnal Nia,’ Greet, Liumpton Roath, 2 days. Kinner, Atexandyia, 6 days. Pat paces Alexandria, 4 ‘ayn, Georgetown, 1 Sdays, ~ Sehr cece war DO, for Boston, Sour Fora | faghington, 4 days. ‘own Bebe timore, tes, Bal Battimores 6 days, Sehr You Kehr Jamestow' urette, Baltimore, 2 days, days, hehr L A Bayles, Bayles, Baltimore, Bebe Knight. Wetmore. Baltimore for Boston Beor W Drinkwater, Paterson, tera for Lynn, or RP Chase, Trim, paieaey, Md, 12 daye. Behr Vermilion,’ Hulse, Philadelphia. Schr D Webster, Perry, Philadephia for Norwich. Sehr Ann Amelia, H. oak, ‘liabeti rt for KS w London. Schr Urbana, Wilcox, Elizabethport for Hartfor a Schr Canova, Elaabethvort for Fairhaven. Schr Nad Su Providence. Schy Young America, Barber, Stonington. SAILED. 27th—Ships Bunker Hill, 8t Lonis, Sonora; barks Salem, Nord Amerika, Lacoi Anita, Blanche Maria, W H Wail; pee Englet, Elbe, T Wright, Augusta, Admiral, Thos ‘Owen, Entneoss Royal; schrs Echo, ‘Oriesualy aud 21 otiers; steamer rT) 25th—Steamnabipa Edinburg, British Queen. Wind at sunset SE, with rain. Miscellaneous. Sreadsmy Enmoung. Capt Halcrow, sailed yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool, Sreanstr Britian QuexN, Capt LeMesurier, sailed yeater- day for Nassau and Havana, Snir Princeton, Wamack, from Hamburg for New York, which was ashore on the Watt, got off at bigh water 11th inst and anchored. bn Sur Buxxmeim—Queenstown, March 11—Ship Blen- heim, trom Liverpool for NYork, has put in here with loss of foreyard, foretopgallantmast, rw Jibboom. She has landed the mate and three men of MeLellan, from Liverpool far Gtoraltar, with which versel’ she had been tm contact at 4:0 A. M. on the Sth, about 1Gor 20 miles SSE of St David's Head, when the above men xot on board hi (Tho A W MoLeltun was picked up and tiken into Aberyst- with 10th.) ARK E1iza, Ham, trom Charlestown, E, 027, put dack to Plymouth 13th i decks Awept, lost boats, buiwark# and stancheons, and sun: dry other damage, with one man’s leg broken, Bank Anaio Saxon, Pennell, from Cardiff for Leghorn, in company with Br brig Ravelid Paige, on Keb 16, in the Bay of Biscay, fell in with'Br bark. War Hawk, abandoned. after having been in colliston. Capt Pennell officer, Mr Gibbons, with three men, and Capt Paige his first officer, Mr Buchanan, with two men, aud they arrived safely at Gibraltar on the 34 inet. Br Bax Mania G—Falmouth, March 1l—Bark-Maria G, Drobiiia, from Cardiff for New York, which put tn Sth inet with rudder damaged, has been surveyed and will take out a part of cargo, Sonn Mary Anice—Tuckerton, March 27—S8chr Mary Alice, of Chelsea, from Ponce with fruit, came on the New Inlet Shonls yesterday morning, and most likeiy will be lost. Scux Yorxtown, from Baltimore, wiiile coming up the Bay Zesterday, went on Romer Shoal, but was cor off withont da, » by tke steamtug Blanch Page, Capt E Barry, and towed up to the city, Sone WB Fexavion, Mors, from Boston for Baltimore, strack on Falkland Isiand (Long Island Sound) 26th inst, and filled, Notice to Mariners, As soon after tho Ist of April as possibie, the Spar Buoys that mark Spring Point and Stanford's Ledges, will be re- moved, and their places supplied by Can aud Nun Buoys for the summer season as heretofore. Also, notice is hereby “aN gy ors that se Upper Bar Buoy, 1 to mark thi ¢ Approwc! Me, has broken from “ ings and gone adrift, It eat be replaced a8 soun as By order of the Lighthouse Board HK HINKLEY, Lighthonse Clerk. Portland, March 26, 1 What Bark Hndson, Fisher. arr at New B wiford 26th inst, gonth Pacic Ocean, Bay of talanta: Dect? with 1590 bole spol. | Sent none and sold 290 Dols sp oll. Reports. Dee miles N of Chatham Falands, experienced & heavy tout ests ype. Im which Lowe waist boat San 3. at 544? W, saw @ great deal of ice; 4th, fine clear w in maigbe ae far awconld be gen from ‘the mai SW; 45, lon 133 3), at 3 PM, passed ci fee: Wik, at D4 87 8. lou 10 3 awa large weber: Lah, ‘a: 56 95 8. lon 89 30 W, spoke ship Young Australia, 25 day: &, for New York, from Peyasus Bay for eevtand (who reported, off ‘Chatham Islanda, no date, ship Alpha, Caswell, Nant, ot prizen reported ; Feb 8, lat :8 36 5, lon 37 30 W, spoke a Br brig from (who feported day previous brig Par ‘ng taken two whaloe three dav aiso saw Feb 4 bark Mattapoinatt, Heeb, Weniport, Bil wok wtated): Sth, lat 2520 Bion, SAW. spoce bark Uslen, xter, NB, 115 sp on board; 16th, ‘barks ras, tt, I wh; ‘about same time, Lafayetts, Lewis, N Seo opal wid: 18 wh Rowell King, Tripp, Fi, 180 spo: cr oat, e, 30h, barks Ohio, Flanders, N sp, Feb 1, SH, 17 ‘oon out, 150 sp, The Hiudsou took 60 Bois on e home “Sip C Howland, Dougherty, arr at New Bedford 26th ‘omn Vacitic Goean,” Bay of Isiauds, Dec 27, with 1209 sp and, 280 do wh oll on, bound. "Reports at Bay of Islanaa Dec 27, (just arrived) ship Desdewoua, Bates, NB, eae Osceola 24, Barker; also arr from Indian Ocean, Mauritius Nov 19,'8t Helena Feb 5, with 920 bbls sp oil on Boa: rd. Rey a “op 10, off Fort re a, Sa eat Phinney, id ding, a6 Hav ane Heasd from, soos am 2 thm joseph a Rt well, Penney, nal Ay an Sea "Breeze. 700 sp; Thomas Winslow, Cud- worth, do 50 sp. Onde us diay, barks Messenger, Giffo NB, oll as last reported; 8H, 42) xp and ‘wh—William Bowser, the (ira ql hat dea at St Helena, Bid 27th. bark Roscias, Hunnewell, Atlantic Ovean, m Bark Pool, ree, from Bonro, Malucea’s with 4 bbl so and 100 Wh, was at saiavia Jao Bhip Thos Pope, Robbins, sld from Cape Town Jan 30 for a cruise ae home; 1000 ap. Bark North West, ‘Dunbar, of NL, was at Mauritius Feb 5 of bray wasat Zanzibar in the ‘oil—would crui Auante an June, Had off not Peper ibs. March 2—Anchored at this 28th ult, ship Hee. bs Chase, NB, froin Tombez, nothi Phi Zepal spoke on Of tenet tive, Pat at oy pe “net “toreane heat 7 a ° rd i | » Hovland, NB, 3 iJ cenit ch Darimocth, £00» fo do: Anaconda, Paunt do, no revort, I Cort wg this season} Roscoe, Macomber, do, co" he Cy C Jones, Foie. ry ares Bue | cured me. 1 hope those who are a‘tiicted will try them, Ta gut be Yeshipped par A Adams, | wi | P33 eo satan Mant, on a i all ‘Dee ion adi from Néealend for New Bedford, rae $5"ip mites BSE of the Highlande, 1 Preroa fem Bea F for Liv: | Shi — ‘rain, 10 Francisco for Liv: y, dau 19, Int 04 90.8, a gu 6 9. abi ‘iran . Jace bs, from Liverpool for Caleutta, Pes ul Rain Sige from Liverpool for Cxteutta, | : Peship, Miche Bi wide, 40 days from Bristol for Calcutta, Feb Tat 9) 30 itp King Pail, Bickford, hence for Acapulco, Dec 2, iat LJ wait rosiuh L Hale, Graves, from Callao for Cork, Feb 24, iat 26208, lon 43. oe hig Thala . Orid, from Callao for Antwerp, Jan 26. lat | 2 Pap tp Harpewell, Rogers, hence for Montevideo, Feb 6, lat Bark Peryores. Musans, from Callao for Belle Isle, Jan | lon re Pit! days hence for Point Petre, Guad, March 7, lat Schr “Erro,” from Cienfuegos for NYork, March 19, lat 29, ", March Li—Arr Vancluee, Nelson, Rangoot netry, Regers, 9 en Olausen, York.” 8 ‘Sid from Pisa 12th, NYork. STERDAM, ooh ae, Hubert, NYork, Aerio tare Yarrington, Gorham, New ‘Kuow, Jan 20-814 * ip Sus NYork. atnero, March 10— spor Martha, bert, for New , March 12—Arr Princoss Alice, NYork, Baterou a March LSld Black Swan, Rodger, Car- aim, ingroad, M Greenjeat, Merriman, NYork, rete Bivigne, Maruineas, York. ne, Pas Ronoeavz, March ear Bancetona. March 8—Arr Constituncto: tegetor. C ‘owan, San Francisco, Devonport, Prebvie, Rio Ja- by bbe nte — rk; Mary m, Leigh Remn, Balch, f at i Tih Cog ‘elsert tah Mast be ‘Dust, March 11—Are John Bepant Gardoer, Landon (and pug apeute ihc w brant t bendin, Bos Riguet (nod ' | “Gap oth, Julian, Birlcker, from NYorx for or Bremen, D tey. | CAPR yp the 3 Jan In vie hb dood Calentia jor Bat: = er. Too- 1a Art poeodwell, W arch L.—sid Malta, ri la Hi MeDonowgh, N York. Gismantan, Maren | OArr S Hs Waterman, Hetty Cains . an, Leghorn | ‘an ator NY nk. (an lor. ‘ai | he vt ier Morrm, NY | srug ark, tiarcing, Mi I-ArE Colamuo, ¥ is, Mares 18 wareh Lele, sai Noweouhe, NYork; 18h, eter, sagen II i Watch ten, Baltimore; Catharine ‘Maude, ‘Acne, vay fh vi ‘eld abe ‘targa, ayy Ale PR zc | re TRMALR nivatc ray: saapoaf Report ire (ss Buletlaet, Bho Jangira i a house, and B Bernard Rio Janeiro via Candis ¥ Virginia, armetro nand iramm, Vor, Sai 13th, tierald Bish, and Cultivator, Ruesell, RN York; Bani mob, San Franciaco, Lonvon, March 13~Arr HE Spearing, Indian, Averill, Calcutta. Rogers, Danetie; id Bich, Liverpool. Chamberlain, bet Real Pogues Pr "eet, do; Byivanus nchard, Mead, ano Eat oat |3th, town, Meyer, for (og rom ‘ore nd 18th, Thos ian (oe Loven Fovik, Moreh 13—Arr Nova Sco. a), Portland. gery ae Clee oe, rain Pe bens. Joh: son, and Istoc} Ralcurieh, ‘or! 900,” Hard, Boston; Win Van Name, Cook, NYork, ‘Sid 9b Alessandro, Ctlento, NYork. ‘Murasnxa, Ma Arr Sicilian, ot Borton; Racehorse, Munson, Licata, sid Fi Johm aren veth, onronie Bailey. Mrork, see Serres Le for Fhuiadelpuia)s Marek 84, ‘Electric RA, March 2—~Arr Heimdahi, Norberg, NYork (aw aa for Lisvon), B raged NYork. agen, ‘Murch $—In ort Br big Marla, from N¥or) Minaritiax, Feb24—In port ech Vapor, for NYopk only Ain vease! 01 oon ttt March 3—In pert ‘bark Sami Tarbox, of io exstown, March 12—-Arr Cephas Sia and Columbia, Dietien, NYork; Centarion, Fanny Lewis, Wilutoxton, NO; Joha and Mary, Fl Baltimore; Mth, JM Thurston, Gtikey, Matanzas, bia Blenhevn, Courtney, N York. Stonsowsy, ‘Maréli 9. Sid Bessel, Anderson, NYupk, he a fn d NeRDERL SD, March 12—8id William and Jame, Woo: York, SHnGuan, Jan 15—Arr bark Cossack, Gray, Singapore StJouns, PH. March O—In port schr Fred Howelly Norv from Bultimore, dig. Tenenwry, Jan. 7.-—Arr Azor, Howes, Fayal, (andpsld 37 for Cardiff); Feb 19th, ‘hlice T Johnson, SJohn, ry 28th for NYork). Wartervorp, March 12.—Sld John L Dimmick, Howar, London, [Pen Sreawsmip Asia—Tite Lares.) Arr fram NYo! Minatcgs nad Adelseat Aucwicp; My tic, M Stetson, Rodert, and Royulsion, at Cadiz; St Charle at Kingstown; Harvest Queen, at Liverpool. American Ports. BOSTON, March 27—-Arr US junbont Cambridge, Cor mander Parker, Fortress Monroe; sears BE P WOOT Kemp, and L M Stay ro Wiley, Tangier, TG Curts, We com, NYoric Lowe ship atid a trig.’ Old, barks Sumu Humphrey, Mu: cis. Blanca“ New ( Gren eens en re i ; ‘Gro Ww auingion, Osea! Nenfucgos; weirs Roxbury, Crowell, Washington, “Growells NYork. § NW. bark ati hd brizs Northern Belle FALTIMORE, Mareh 2 ker, York River, NYork; ship Sir John t Ma! ca, Pe rat ateamahiny Potomuc, Y toa Franklin, Derpanx, London fie 8 dy Hook; Brem bark Gaus ing, Liverpool, br rances Jane, Martin, St John, PR: Orig Tanthe ¢ Bh ledon. Mos fdas, de rinveton, Wel Spear, Thomas DB Bayles. Ja % OW the Hoyt, Cranver, New Haven. Sid to rea oth, bi.» Chattanooga, Bebo, und Lark. or, 6 ID ‘Leveadia. and National, Mayeh 26—-Arr schr Watelman, Maras RYork. HIGHLAND LIGHT, March 27. 8 AM Pocahontas, Lawrence Brown; barks An ington, | 11 AM—Paming by, sieamer Yalapsco, York for Portian NEW BEDFORD, Mareh yy rpm J ¥. Niderw ” Nickerson. Balti: oF > Pmt RT, Mi . Nestor try Ne) = beter, Chester, Portsmouth "Si th—Arr schrs Magi B F Carver, Rumuill, for do; Naty H Millin. Giadiing, do for NYorw. Bs Cd don, Gout, do tor ‘Willard, Lombard, Brisidl or ¢ Sid sehre G Curtis, Neotens, NYork for Boston; phia P nolia, Chase, Providence for Mio for Philudeipnin; Ainelia, He-be, unzi sons, Lui kins, do tor Gloucester; Village Queen, Bawki Baltimore for Boston, {Tih Sid brig Redwood, Boyle, Sava; schrs \Niea Hinks, Havana; Caroling #f Wilson, Harvey, NYork. Ma) Tare! Harmona, Tei, Alexandr ork, McFarland, Washington, DC.’ Flying Dri ph andria: Victory, Murphy, Nanticoke rive: NYork; Z A Paine, Jones, Philadelph mons, Atkins, do; Emeline Haight, Bearse, Newberm, dohn' it Maciery Grr, Baltimore’ Pasket, Downs NY Bremen, Frenct, Fortress Monroe: Bay 'Siate, Meserv Alexandria: Alice Ann Bandell, Alchorn, NYork, Paswed Point Judith this AM sehr Sarah Mt Sherman, oom pee iphia for roe NARR. 1), Mar 26- from er ih orig Abby F Lar rabeer Carlsie, from « PHILADELPHIA, March Cit gh oD Liverpool; sey Mor Tron: ‘Ansa fore Bn Givin Burt ete an 'KYorks Un Vaion, Russell, NYork; Euphemia, Buck Re gC worries’ Artis, ‘Boston rson, High, 1 Royal; Quail, Hrewsicr, Silem, sid steamship Toots, Beott ew , Snow, Port Royal PROVID! ENCE, March 25—Arr steamer Ses GuildKens) NYork. be La ts Midd) Jr, Sippie, Maran. Magnolia, Chase, di F Cai rill, Philadelp| ia, Beebe, dos Phy, Condes, Gow do (or NYork); do; Smith. Gardiner, NYork, ‘estchesier, Nve, N h—Arr steamer nia, Dili, Bal'imore; Constitution. ‘Sirou hit, Goodspeed, Tangier; Georze Fr! Nickerson, P delphia; Ontario, Andrews, Biya ua nase, Mihis, ve Gynthig ss, sloops las, Gibbs, ‘Manbattanvilic. NY; Pol Gholk NYorks, Nangattions Hawsin, Bilewseuh achrs Mahlon betes | Endicott, Philadelphia; Allen Mid ton a le, Ma NCISCO, ‘Stared 1 (not 24)—Arr shi 44 tb, / rr, Howes, "ewes, and sid Fa for Paget Sound, Arey. Ni 27th, sve ship Hornet, Mitchell, do. 26—Arr xcir Palladium, Ryder, S¢ ahd Br brig Harriet (f10 » St An.irew, NB), NY¢ ‘Wiscasset, Alexancria; Angeline, ekland), peo, oN ae ngs 3 P.M. E, or ‘Boman: Pilot isk, from RE |ATISM.—WHO HAS I’ Janey ack 4co-I yy auifered for the past from Chron! matism, thi seeming to'reach my case ntil T tried one pale of 5 lectro Galvanic Inaolea, and after a short time effectu tnd to their, ast ON bo relief from year pain, R CONNO! Tal Last Twenty-seound { Rm aaa Oftce, 420 Broadway. Bend Ticornee R. AGKEW, 2) GREENWICH STRE asioniah corner of M: again ed New Yi by selling ug Sears Raa, Cte Fh Flour, ene Ibe cing Cha eer: Reblog ne nes hig ag al ‘make room (er Dew st nan ROUNFIOALn | "ig Fanaa, ge man ay any La A corner $i ys aneurin On URCHASERS WANTING FIRST CLASS BILL. Tables, with Sharp's patent Srey superior to now in use, wi an assortment at his ‘manufactory, Fulton street, which be offers low forcash Also, & few cond han Te nial ie ‘WINES AND LIQUORS, _ Pepper's celeb: oa, ‘Por sale by 1 5.000 ee im i copper wor Poer doublers. actag all the tual oil trom * EER otis doubled tilled). For sale ee R SMITH. Jr 88 role agent for THOS. MOORE, Pittsburg, Pa, aay MEDICAL. OLD STAND, Const rations palny Dr. BARROW, author of “ilvman F street, folie doors from Macdougat N 3 T)R COOPER, 14 DUANE STREET. MEMBER O gO 7 1 A of pode and Burgeou sof Net a | Bice aneS tally @t hie oaice, from 6 10 the mn rT in the @ D* stern LINES, Bh 1 EAST THIRTERS a STREBT, BT, NE ‘Second avenue. aareat, N Estabiisbed i oer ‘ rooms ain. a priva Py topes at si D*, et ag ni | gogreice ‘18 AT NO. 3 DEvts R. JOHNSON, 4 DUANB STRi ay Mo sree ht all anaes of Scertsin chien, Ft Thi HF cures to All come under bia charge.” © clock at night. Po Cd SoRURER or THE 1 ROYAL COLL vee eS eonsthet ‘at lite office, 12 La ght auree {nal from 9 A. tive Mm se a Dat see ri aical ‘Companions, treute all ae 4 at bie old sucr@as: ul near ‘T)R CORBETT, MEMBER OF TH R. CO) | OF tHe Was NEW TORK Ay aah Olt ean years Re? Soest ies ie od > gaa HAM. to Mice RESTELL, yemala PHYSICIAN. CAN BE. v2 HE au Le AEE avemue, Bight ot