The New York Herald Newspaper, April 1, 1863, Page 8

ante? ™ 2% INTERESTING TROW PORT ROYAL Ae the United States er Arago. The Monitor Keokuk Arrived Out in “afety at Port Royal. @ad Condition of the Citizens of Savannah. arri Farther Operations of tne Negro Brigade, Ron ‘The United States transport steamer Arago, Captain B. A. Gadsden, arrived at six A. M. yesterday, from Port Royal, 8. C., bringing advices from that plage to the 28th wit, thus making the rum in three days. ‘The Arago brings sixty-five first and one hundred and forty second clase passengers, government stores and the ‘asval mele. ‘The United States transport steamer Ericason arrived @@ Port Royal on the 25th ult. The Moniter battery Keokuk arrived from New York on he 26th. On the 26th of March firing was plainly heard at Hilton ‘Head, the sound coming from the direction of Charleston, Sapposed to be an engagement between the Union fleet ‘and the rebel batteries at Stono Inlet Ken ase Our Hilton Head Correspondence. Huron Heap, 8. C., March 27, 1863. Later News from Savannah—Starvation Among the Rebel Froops—The Women and Children Ordered Out of the City—Arrival of Deserters—The Keokuk at Port Royal— From the Negroes in Flortia—What the Retels Think of Them—Another Regiment of Negroes wo,be Organized—Col. Hall Among the Evil Doers—Review of the Troops by Gen, Hunter—Deaths of Soldiers—Local Items, de. wrote you a day or two since of the alarming destitu ‘ion existing in the city of Savannah. Since then we ave received into our tines several deserters from the febel dofences at Canston’s Bluff and Thunderbolt, who ‘ore (han confirm my statements. They affirm that the daily rations of the troops consist only of four ounces of Bacon and seven of corn meal. Soldiers on a diet so @im cannot be expected to fight and thrive. In conse- quence of their privations very many of the rebel troops are failing sick, and all aré fearing illness. A panic is mthem. Starvation stares them in the face, The last batch o: deserters who came in assert that only for the fact that they are kept on inside post duty, the entire regiment to which they belong would desert. From what isdeemed to be a source entirely truat- worthy, I learn that all the women and children have bean ordered out of Savannah. They left the city on Monday and Tuesday, This measure was induced not mere by the fear of an attack than by the inability of the commaading Ceneral to subsist his troops while so many Ron combatants were to be fed. ‘The iron-clad steamer Keokuk arrived safely last even- ing She came up the bay under ber own steam, making excellent time, From the character of the ‘vessel, aod fiom the reputation for dash and gallantry which’ her @.ptain, Commander Rhind, enjoys, we are ied to assign ‘the K eokak an important place on the list of iron-clads in this department. Her arrival has brought a good deal of Feiie! to us all, for the weather bas not been very pro: Hitious of inte, *and there has been some degree of anxiety about her. I learn that the negroes employed in the Qnartermas- ter’s and Commi: mis, who by the ierms of General Orders No. 17 were exempt from the conscrij oy are to be drafted into a regiment, to be entitled tho Bouth Carolina Volunteers. ‘They are to be detailed, id ever, to perform the same duties that they are at present perocming ‘The drill and discipline of a military organ ization will keep them in better subjection and make them more efficient as laborers than they now are. ‘This draft would have been ordered before, but for the fact that soldiers detailed for extra duty have received an extra allowunce of forty cents per day. The recent Con- grees having repeated this regulation, the Lae orey ig re- moved, audali the darkies must ‘come in out of the ‘Our now Provost Marshal General, Lieut. Col. James F. Hall, is creating something of @ panic among evil doers. Bis method of dealing with them is as s ‘ax could We desired. The captain and two mates of the transport Nellie Baker are in the guard house for selling whiakey to @oldiers. A free negro, who was tmported here by = officer from the North, was recently caught at same business, and hotwithstanding the earnest She French in his behalf, was kept in irons watil to-night, when he was placed aboard the Arago. Colone! Hal! even scents corruption from afar, and is now pee heading off the gang of speculators in Florida, nw wegen apommactel ¢ it will be through no Colonel Bisbee and Major Baker, of the Ninth Maine Volunteers, have been mustered out of the service, in con- @ejuence Of the reinstatement of Colonel Rich in com. mand. ‘They were promoted before he was restored, and fad the privilege of shoe, hy? Sage grades oF quit. fing the service, ax they might ‘The wife of Captain L. ion, of Company M, First ited States artillery, ‘died at Beaufort this morning. General Hunter reviewed the troops on St. Helena island meaty All the troops, with the ex: on of the inety eighth New York, displayed ives to good vantage, bat the Twenty- -third and Twenty-fourth Mas. ‘sachusetts, One Hundred and Fourth Pennsylvania, Tenth Connecticut and Eighty-first New York Volunteers, were Particularly deserving of mention, be command is excellent. The deaths ‘among the soldiers in the entire department have not Fey ny since the reinforcements arrived, more a or Jess than one a day. The following is the pane record for the week just closed :-— Corporal M. R. Musselman, Co. C, 176th Pennsylvania Volunteora, March 21, typhoid fever. John P. Ray, Co, I, 62d Ohio Volunteers, March 23, “Sorry 8. Lg te pahire Volunteers, \ nich Ham olunt Marob 23, ulceration of the bo ‘The tax sales in South caoneae have been postponed ‘watil fall. There isa feud between the Commissioners, Seo haat their business rather bung Rebe) News. @ESFERATE CONDITION OF THE CITIZENS OF SA- VANNAH. {From the Savannah Republican, March 25.) me the Fal Talironds to fete Tegsgrzes eae utr 3 Brigade of Georgia troops, ‘and bad demanded that the “Yankees” should evacuate the city; but our forces “couldn’t see it.” On Monday , according to the Savannah Sa an engagement took place between the Con- rate I batteries and the Nredoral gunboats. The Reyublican says:—“We have no particulars, except that there ws no loss on our side, and we poured the <hot and sheil into the enemy for a considerable time, it is hoped, ‘with 00d @fteot.”” ‘The Jtepubliem of the 25th bas also @ leader upon the recent operations on the Georgia and Florida coasts. It says:—“From the nogro raid into Florida we look for nothing serious We ouly hope that the enemy will take it into their heads to concentrate thor entire force of ‘American citizens of African descent’ ‘at Jacksonville, It will prove a great convenience to the owners of these deluded victims. They will then have some prospect of recovering their stolen pro- porty, , provided they enn be got far enough (rom the gun- oats Wo be caught. The idea of their doing any seriour Sghting against white men 18 simply Tidiewlous. We hope ‘Thayer will rucored tn his scheme of Florida col. niza- tion, and that he will accompany his colonists, in order that'we may bag the whole party, white and black, with: ont going too far to bunt for them.” ‘The fond hopes of the Savanoad editor abeve quoted are im a very fair way of realtzetion, So iar the biack ps in Florida have decidediy the advantage of their enemies. They have bad several skirmishes with gan’s forces, diving them on every occasion. if “ the whole p: white and Diack,’’ the valiant cmt ag IE their number to be illed i z x / reach ridding the Georgians, Py why —— Ty has been six men Ang boon Hoskell's batt ’ on Friday night, are have been captured by the enemy, tint AH NEW? :¥ORK HERALD, WEONESDAY; | APREL :4)i (286%; 1 Impertant to Qas Uensumers, SUPREME COURT—GENERAL TEKM. Before Hon, Judges Sutherland, Ingrabam and Clerke. ‘The Manhattan tas Ligh Company, Appellants, «. Oharies Ely, Respondent,—By the Court, Sutherland (P. J.)—This action was brought to recover the sum of $578 58 for gas supplicd one H. 8. Crocker, from the 20th January, 8860, to the 18th of February, 1860, and for rent of meter @uring that time. The action was Drought against the @efendant as surety. The complaint alleges that Crocker applied to the plaintiffs to be supplied with gaslight and meter, and that Charles Ely became and was surety for tho payment by the said H. 8. Crocker for ali sums which wight be due and owing by him jad gaslight and meter furnished pursuant ody ‘insists upon the statute of frauds as a defence to cry: * ther defence, denies that the plaintiffs, (rom the 20th day of January 1860, to the 18th day of February, 1860, sup- plied the gaid ‘Crocker with the quantity of gas mentioned, or with any gas whatever, or with any meter, as in com- stated. And the defendant: im the answer that ‘the plaintiffs did not supply Crocker with any gas after the Sth day of June, 1859; that before the date last aforesaid Crocker ceased to be proprietor of the Gramercy Park Ho- tel, and that since that time the gas had been furnished to C. W. Woodhull, who then became the proprietor of the betel. It appeared on the trial before the referee, and the referee found as matters of fact, that Crocker paid for a the gas furnished for the Gramercy Park House from the time of the execution of the written instrument mentioned ae the complaint, to the month of June, 1869; that in June, Crocker cedsed to be the occupant and fandiord of gaid house, when Charles W. Woodhill succeeded him. ‘Taso facts the referee came to the conclusion that defendant was not liable for the plaint, assuming the legal validity of the agreement as set forth in the complaint, ‘The judgment of the referee affirmed. defendants eal Estate Sales. By E. H. Ludlow & Co. House and 2 lots on 46th st., near 11th ay. Lot coruer Ist ay, and 47th at. 25.2 by 100 feet 1 lot north side 734 st., near 34 av..... 3 lots n. 8. 76th st., near 2d av., each lot 20 by 100ft 1308 House and 2 lots on 119th st., 50 by 100 feet. ‘House and Jot on 58th st., near 24 8} House and lot No, 203 2d’ a eee MARRIAG ES AND DEATH Married. Detiavort—Brown.—On Saturday, Maroh 28, at the Church of the Nativity, by the Rey. Mr. Everett, Richakp DELLAMORE, Second Lieutenant Fifty-ninth New York Vo! unteers, of Baltimore, Md., to Miss Euzanem Mary Brown, daughter of the jate John William Brown, J. P. of Umagh, Tyrone, Ireland, and aunt of George H. Crawford, Adjutant Fifty-uinth New York Volunteers. No, cards, Baltimore papers please copy. jo eg Y., on Tuesday, Euorr—Les.—At Croton Falls, N. March 31, by the Rev. James Sinclair, Wa. St. Grorce Exuorr, of New York, to Anne R. Luxe, daughter of oe late T. R. Lee, Esq., of Croton Fall. No cards MoCommack—MoCormack.—On Tuesday, March 31, the Rev. Randolph Foster, D. Daf Sing Sing, Mr. wi, aM G. McCormack to Mra. Mania MoCormack, both of this city. Ons—Lvpiom.—On Tuesday , March 31, at the residence of the bride’s father, by the Rev. Samuel Cooke, D.D., James Oris to ADELA, only daughter of Nicholas Ludlum, Esq., all of this city. iw Hovrex—-De Honvr.—On Tuesday evening, March S1, by the Rev, Peter Stryker, Jon H. Van Hovren, Jr., to Miss Axe. Dx Hoxpr, both of this city. BusKMAN.—On Monday, rey 30, after a short illness, {eta Maar Boman, daughter of Albert and Cathrina M. Hunken, aged 15 years, 11 months and 26 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the famulf are respectfully Invited to.attend the funeral, from the residence of her purents,No. 323 West 24th street, corner of Tenth ave- nue, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, ‘The mains will be interred in Greenwood Cemetery. Barer.—Suddenly, on Tuesday evening ‘March 31, Fayny A. McCarty, wife of Charles J. Barker. Notice funeral in tomourow’s paper. San Francisco papers please cop) Brown.—At Bayonne, N. J., on Monday afternoon, March 30, Taomas CLARENCR, infant son of T. G, and ‘Annie T. Brown, aged 1 year and 6 months. The relatives and friends of the family are ly invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) morning, at eleven o’clock, at the Baptist church, Grove streot, Jersey City. His remains will be taken to Paterson for (ptermen’ Baigy,—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening, March 31. Fran Invixo, only son’ of N.S, and Fannie B. Bailey, feet 7 years and 2 months. jotice of funeral on Thureday. Ciarg.—On Saturday ,. pmeen 31, Wu1am H., eldest son of John W. and Susan Clark, in the 2t8h year of his 8 age. He was killed by a shell while in the duty and in the service of his country on board the United States steamer Keystone State, off ‘leston bar. ‘The funeral will take place on Thu afternoon, at two ovelocie from tho residence of ie 8, Jacob man, No. 158 Wooster street, ‘Tho friends of the family, and ‘these of his uncle, *Tiot S. S., and also his cousin, George W. Beekman, are tfully invited to attend. The remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. Connweit.—At Schraalenburg, New Jersey, on Tues- day, March 31, Warrangap Connwau., formerly of Flush. ing 1. 1 1. im the Toth yea ear of bis age. friends of bac family are respectfully invited to moet at Mr. Wm. Jamaica, Long Island, on Friday, at twelve ovclock, Cuase —On ‘Tuesday, March 31, after a short illness, Auxxive 8. Cuask, only daughter® or Surgeon Charles Chase, United States Navy. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, without further ong on Linton § aftern.on, at ake-pant to two o’clock, from her resi 107 Ryerson street. Groor.-—At Marysville, California, on Saag, For. yy m, Ave ists De Gnoor, formerly of Stat ten Island, N, Davinsow.—On Sunday morning, March 20, Davip, eon Samuel Davidson, in the 88th year of his ae His frieuda, and thoge of his family, are Teepeoitully tm. vited to attend the funeral, from the residence father, 123 Washington street, Jersey City, this twednes, day) afterneon, at three o'clock. ondon (ing.) and Paris aes please copy. Daxors.—On Tuesday, March 31, Caturring, the beloved wife of Andrew eae inte of Mullingar, county Wost- meath, Ireland, ag years, ‘The funerai will take place from her late residence, 488 Bixth avenue, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock. The relatives and friends of the family are reepectfuily invited to attend. Fox.—In Broo! So a lige March 31, Makcarer Fox, daughter of Bridget Fox, ‘agod lyear and 2 months. The funeral will take place this (Wednesday) at two o’clock, from the residence of her parents, No. 22 Summit street, South Brooklyn. GatLacner.—On Tuesday, March 31, of consumption, Caantes Exoerr, son of Charles and Bridget Gallagher, aged 21 years -_ 6 mouths. lay his soul reat in peace. Garowrr.—On ee nt ll, at Petersbury 4 21 § for two years Miss Davia A. Gakonsn, hor victim of the rebellion. . H funoral, at “the residence of her ) afternoon, at one o'clock. hour. * sin Hoboken, on Tuesday morning, Linas, JR., son and Eleanor Lil ts, this (Wednes- leave Jersey City March 31, Nie. San Francisco papers please cep: Lovoaxpyck. —On Tuesday, Meare 31, of dropsy, Rosax- waut Le elict of Lucas Lougendyck, io the 67th nce ot her son, 46 aver Ulster county papers please Marerry.—On Monday morni rx, aon of the late Robert as O'Brien, are respectfully invited to at- eal, from his Inte residence, No. § Madison stroet, this (Wednesday) afternoon at two o'clock. ‘The funeral of the late Artnoxy J. McCarty will take piece on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘The friends and relatives, also tho members of Templar Lodge, No. 203, F, and A.M, the active and honorary the pany generally, arejinvited to attond the funeral, from is late ~esidence, 31 Vandam street. McNavort —Oo Tuesday, March 31, Taowarma Mo- Navent, youngest daughter of the late’ William H. Me- the relatives and friends of the invited to attend the funeral. feeen | from. 1 street, on Th Hie friends and James ety wos ily inv funeral, (Wedvesdey) afternoon of from his Nokon, or ul 4 further invitation. few Orleans please copy. peta Tu ~ ion nat hmeonan fon of ‘The relatives aud friends of the feanily "are reepectfalty invited to attend the frneral, from the residence of his <a 28 Tak street, on Tha afternoon, at two O'clock.’ The remains will be interred in amps ter: ia ~In Brooklyn, on om Oawuny, son of Hoary and Japnotta Fv Ba 0 a at vento ahem reopen fv a iver iv are ttyl invited to attend the funeral, on ore jE ont from tbe render of hs paren, 184 Adame ‘street, Brook! Puxporne.—tn Pooters, on, afteraoon, Merch | soo Casale, Pama Ane wile ‘the late Geear P, or, aged B2 years and 2 mou! | remate Wile fakes to Norwell, Cona., or nter- ‘ment, on Taursday. Eze — 1p Wom ‘2, a Tate een. of | ) Gemomaneeas year, 7 months and 4 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the are respectfully Tuesday, pe. ee cae, pon of S00 * and rane Ohie, aged 1 year, the The friends of ay family, and those of his brothers-in- law, Christopher Beyle and John Matthows, are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this ] afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of the pa- rents, 179 Kast ‘Twenty third street, near Second avenue. Puvsxter.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, March 30, Rose, wife of Peter Plunkett and cousin of Patrick Gilmore, a native of Ballylunan, county Cavan, Ireland, aged 28 years. May her soul rest in peace. ‘The friends of the family are Tespecttully invited to at- tend the funeral, from her late residenco, corner of Four- teenth street and Fifth avenue, without further notice, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Saye, On Monday, March 30, Emury Pumpy, aged 65 yea: The friends of the family are invited to attend inerne ral, from bis late residence, 264 East Broadway, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Puayt.—At Branford, Cono., on ey. afternoon, March 27, of typhoid fever, Fui4s PLamv, aged 89 years. Utica papers please copy. Roex.—On Tuesday, March 81, Fimira, wife of Wm. BH. Ruck, and daughter of Jno. ‘Cornell, deceased, aged aa yeh ‘The friends and relatives of the family, also the mem- bers and honorary members of Engine y, 17, are respoctfully invited ‘to attend the funeral, from her late residence , No. 271 Rivington street, on after noon, at one o'clock. Ray.—On Tuesday, March 31, ANNA Massed Januces, ee ees Mary C. Rey, aged 8 years ays. Sewanp.—On Monday, March 30, Dasis Sewaro, spect the parish of stlyns, county Cork, ireland, aged 35 years. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to ‘attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o’clock, from the residence of Denis Lynch, 527 Third ayenue, ‘SreeLw.—On Monday, March 80, at his residence, near Annapolis, Md., Henry M. STsxL8, in the 63d year of his age. Srory.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, March 31, Prrer D. Srory, 20 years, ‘son of William fees oad anno aged Of the late Peter pet ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funerhl, from the residence of. hia grandmother, 135 Hicks street, Brooklyn, on Thursday afterneon, at two o'clock, The rematus yeil be interred im the Ceinatery of the Holy Cross, Flatbush. Tayior.—On Tuesday mot , March 31, after a brief illness, Huxen, daughter of the John Tay! ‘lor. The friends of the family are requested v0 attend the funeral, from hor late residuece, No, 102 Waverley place, = Thursday afternoon, at two o’clock, withoutyfurther no- ce. Urton.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, March 31, MaRGaRet E1izy, only child of Henry and joria Upton, eged 1 year, 7 months“and 17 days. Flee, little tender nursling! Flee to thy Dest; ‘There the first flowers chal blow, ‘The first pure flake of snow Shall fall upon thy breast. Tho friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 67 President street, South Brooklyn, this (Wedneyday) after- noon, at two o'clock. Vax Kurnck.—0n Monday, March 30, Anice T., daughter of Rev, R, B. and M. 8. T. Van Kleeck, apo 18 Fears, The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral seryices, on Thursday afternoon, at half past one o’¢lock, from Calvary church, corner of Fourth avenue and Twenty-first street, without further invitation. The remains will be taken to Fishkill. Warkixs —On Tuesday morning, March 81, E1.a, young- est child of James Y., Jr., and Jane FE, Watkins, aged 3 years, 1 month and 20 da; emerelatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from ‘ile residence of ber parents, 22 Henry street, on Thursday afternoon, at two ‘Wasox.—On Tuesday morning, March 31, Jann he orent of Miramichi, New Brunswick, in the 40th year of ber The friends and ‘acquaintancts are invited to attend faneral, from her late residence, 22) Fulton avenue, Brooklyn, on Thuraday morning, at eleven o'clock. Wrvs.—Ou Tuesday morning, March 81, rw only @naghter of Richard and: Hansa Webb, aged 8 the teletinae eat ds of - relatives and frien: bay ay: are res; invited to attend te, funeral, th (Wednestepy alter, noon, at half-past one o’clock, from (Reser Te parents, No, 7 Leroy street. SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAO FOR am rons soup —sine Date 2 mon wa Pert of New Yo! rm, | March 31, 1863. BF Willets, Williams, 8i hac—J CJ tt & Co. et sneer Sebra Crooker, iluedela, “Oportonti oD Brookman Sere w H Gaston, Parmelee, Barbados—Bishop & B: Black Hawk (Br), MeLeod, ‘Demarare—Tyaes NBrig Anna B Jordan, Partridge, Havana—H D Brookman 4 Co. Br on (Br). Walls, Clenfuegos—C & EJ ai Brig New Usher, New Orleans—N ig lew Ori sean hon ot Cherry , Baker Washto NLM . anders, are» Metre mith Schr Rlo Grande, ‘Aten, gobnsrare Smith & Co. Behr M Plater, Blizzard,’ Wilmin Schr Governor, hase, Philadelp) Behr Elizabeth’Ann, McFadden, Ronr Jaue Maria, Ward, Norwich—H 8 Bieamer Wm Woouward, Cundifl, Balt ARRIVED. inst, off the Ces Coast ot te Hersfall iuon. 14th |W gale, was struck by a sea which oder ‘Sead ahd since then had to steer with 44.90, lou 44, aw steamship Ara Sa Fem Bonton tor Live FPO, Bteamabip St George (Br). Wylie Glasgow via Portia: my 2» days, wish mdse and 9 passe cra io Ft jacDouaid & Scgamship Hana ton ba ten re ‘Bremen, March 15 ana Southampton with yodee at ‘300 passengers, to Oclrichs & Had fair weather and variable winds. 25th peirhene FO’ Jon 41, saw several ice! rounded with innumerable icebergs an. 1e8 of lield unt] sunset; saw the dast in lat 44 53, jteamship Cit ff Washington, Morehouse, Liverpool Mare gh, Qidensionn ap lite, with merchands dive aud. pas sengers to John G hem Steamship Seine Lrunsport tr 0S an days, The 4 Gommander en, and mounts 4 Cruz via aaa at sean fe spear ai ae | master. ampehip Fl Hi ony ome ized steam: rea Hi My Philadel ‘Miller Bout Aum Cur tia Todd, Yor R ther Schr Mary Ps me rowell & & Payne, Rackett & fionste Wi Isis tame Ch 7Nw eres; ext day was sur. Jaures. Vera eo 1000 Bt Jay with, x Cape tw re sipark AntonUonther. (Olden), Bitdosen, itn "ark Kens mB of Yarmouth, NS), Cornin Feb 7, with md: to Thos jo date, lat Bark Cragee. ¢ es, sss to Crocker, W San | in ta oe! Nees piece teas Silver ae cal ao wie Sliver Cloud (F bye gis, or Torn, 0 1H, Jan 25, ota See ease ear rae oe ‘2 Double Headed Shot keys, ihe {9 Bangor), Pleroe, Remedios, March 0, iimoe’ Meredith (of Baltimore), Snow, Trinidad, OH with to minates, “Toh Rdward Lameye Had ‘Neavy NE gales di more. ae Ce oar uit, Rader: Baracoa, 9 days, with fruit, tod & Behr J W Maitland, | poy Sap at Port Rozsl, 6daya 6, with mo. tiring most Behr Pennsylvania, Lad: Behr N Holtnen, Clark, Providence, Sehr Emeline, Gritlin, New BELOW. A French frigate. Brig Georuia, Danish Siso, ove bart from Rie Janeiro, and one brig, unkinn SALLED. ‘th—-Steamers Che Kinng, Nimble, Manhattan hannes Kepler, Humboldt, Southampton, City of ork, Calhoun; barke Mary Jane, Jullay Chition, Engie, J Benson} brigs TD Wagner, LM Merritt, Mozambique. Wind at sunset N. Miscellaneous. Smir Gorpen Eacex, Swift, from Howland’s Ilana for Queenstown, has probably been burned by the Alabama (See ews columns.) pang, Manta-theodare, L Parker, at New Bedford trom Rove i chip Merl ia Clare a Ca ACE = on the mornlt st abe went ashore on Absecum Sock presale aes 0 Saal tea alee ee were saved, the passengers throwing thelr effects overboan, which Deated ashore. Suir Kate 1h lelbourne, Jan 2+—Ship Kate er. of Halimeen from Hong Rong (with vefuabs miei whilat fabout 30 tons, ite ign tone, was partial): x burnt ‘which bad been scuttled ie ‘aboui ‘the vessel is naman (ove of the eg Lk hence at Liverpoo! mn ‘ner, Perry, , hed ap be Dee §) from Sar Onaga cir Syeeey warks Ae, during «gale ‘inte 38,ten len Guar Faxwy MoH from Liverpoo! purine gi a March 16 with Fudaer aco Brur Usere Jon, Nichola hence for Hav 1 Thorace ‘on the’ Aus rarnnich Put ate mst, had thrown everboard « part of Baes Ouye Jane, Kallock, Yorn, wae burned rate steainer Ai | Bawx Leer Jonxson, hence for China, which was as ore | at Table Bay: was sot wliont. taign nyon ibe yabent ip ti roughly repaired, and launche. Jan i3.0@ the Savon. Barn senguecunmahiy Coe or o Orienws, 00 March V8. at 31 ports aabore on the reel 12 mies Banx 8 M Jone: Wesdvurn rt, at Ldeerpe fon Bait bad throws pact 0! Or jue becmasseepina aut don tiatite Meaper (re partes from Bordeaux J*n 20 fo- On the ZIM Of February by tive Cons mA, American) mile 6 of Tameui, end the | arettitarueen so oeetea, ee | baie Banus Xilems, (00mm Bete Boman Many | Avice. oTuck x. P., Her cargo cousista of 218 hide, and | cheons: and some litde fruit, } bE lormack, ws | peanten baranen snd congay ite Mork. ie vee a of | 180 tons. ster, built at Machian ned by 8 Scur W B Pexcuson, from Boston for Reimers eters ashore, struck on a bar off Faicon (not nd) Tsland, pear Guilford, Ct, night of 36th, aud knocked a hole through her. ‘On the tho cargo of apples, potatoes had been mostly taken out, and it was thought the sehr co! be saved with good weather. Sone Mixx 1 1d, built at Bluehiit mE MiwE AR ae, toe, 7 senre 0 eth at Pine Saken of Kennebuawy Biody Avmuid, of Wick tons, hag been sold to Capt James Kelley, of aut Deane for about $100), and Bi Cu is MMS the stater Island fer has been pares he has gone (o be Navy Wart oe Will day, April2, at 10 4 Trom the yard of DE Bayles. u ine, tons: measurement. mot yet named, owned by the s beliser and others tatcnien for ponaral irelght- Ang, and to be commanded by Capt R 8 Wells, of 8 B. | Teported From a resord kept by I. H. Upton, Secretary of the Ame- viean Shipmasters Association, we have compiled the follew- ing liat of total losses and disasters for March, 1863: * TOTAL LOSSES. STEAMER, Npmes, | aawer. | where | wae | 3 Bio Bio. ........++../Drew......|New York.|NOrieans..| 960 Total... Jacob Bell. Liverpool. 2 ‘Baltimore..|Kingsion, J :[Connautoa |New York.| Matanzas... PARTIAL LOSSES. ‘Those marked C, collisions; J, jetsam of cargo; L, leaky P, put into portsin distress; 8, stranded; I, took fire and hore in Chesay Bay 10th ult; X, arrived in die Trems; "took oy OLY i, captured by Retribution tress; *, Look ire at Jerae, and reléased on bonds. Bruale lid.|N Orieans.. Boston... .|8 Praneiseo| New York: Shangnee. Manila. a Topgucte Teme. . retioriing: Ne 7 Yon: Triton (Dan)... Bawnbeck. ..| Pisagua, ‘ork. |Key Went. renee phodengs ana. Paritic ent.. New York. - [Gloucester | Fishing. ... . |Noyo River|8 Francisco Li |New se ‘Jagita’ Gre: |Washtugen, - easinr a west ee eat was ot Valparaleo Gon Sonat a : Ss Henry. a rt babe uhew Iie, Cleveland, NB, old from Valparaiso uv ener at ED eter Haat sare &e. moraep yer hemes for Aspinwall, Mareh 16 ie bat rgovernmnt stree for New ort, prowe Trisoma Cape Henry under sail, March mp Rr tantie, Gearon, from Calcutta for Boston, cmt RG Giver, Malbon, from Boston for Madras, Feb 1, jon 2 w. ‘maiin Gar , Evans, from Calentta for London, Feb 12, Int aN. Siyp ‘Detroit, from Callao for Cowes for orders, Feb 12, lat sn, perma p Elvira, Andrew, from Callao Oct $0 for England, no joush L Hale, Graves, from Callao for England, Feb ion nklin, from Cienfuegos for Boston, March i6, off Go St, from Baltimore for Cape Town, March | on | hr it 38 on Light (Br), for Boston, March 25, off tho Highlands id abip Surprine, Pak Frere. tn yt, ise, Weeks, pore ; r, London, 2ith, Contin: How xpounder, irving, Antwerp; TW Sears, eb i Tn port ship Longfeliow, Titeomb, for earULcoy [siands to load Tor antwe 0 sell pest morn! ’s. WOA, Feb 10—In port Goutareaii, Moract, D Godfrey, Hall, ane ‘Asrigwact, March I—In port bark Xantho, an, wir NYorte ih fo Auraie, Clark, about Aaya. tot ms, Mi Art Anna, Rashen the ah Tana Hoven joshi, Sunderland, 1nlh. OF Oe: she ane Cassebohm, NYork. gro: isa Hermano, } Lone Water Wit.b, Clark, 8 digurosa: “i gutat, Aree ‘arta | Er evociscorsine “ eee a poner Aramote farks Bia White, for we York, rine Mantiva. ine, (Or Psat 7 Moonthgn pi 148. brig@ BetliDne ( ineciaiph a, hie. | oh Lowion (anil #4 for N¥ork); ite chard, Bend, ip cand si iar Cigoy: 180, Frumatie Chase. and res Fill ore. Loy tage & for Lowden: Joba 1 Le ed Harwoot, Oalee fer do (and alt thee on Conway, NYorie March He-Ace Be Monies, Georce Divwdas, Dram sp andy Peb Denar Re arte bois Renate teen tase | Joba nth Avail Baa. Franco Watt, Winchell Basin be) ‘shi rerpod jan, pulps Satin ae ‘Cush Sirap. from oie, th Rapid: Dunham, fro ‘ok, arr 16th; Storm ee ‘Tim arr ay nin fie tor da e barks Gataipa, Allen, from Jako are yr, Leckie, ati“ ‘Cora, ‘Chander. fom! Shanghae, arr 24th; Hoi H right from NYork, arr, 24th, for. Fooeho nelra, arr ith, for ‘Shan in; What ‘Moore. ite Cloud, and Taakow: wn Arr Piving Sud bavanro hain ‘ort! Harvest Wout ae ee Hameralda, So Meldruin, New York: Young Sam, een, ae io; WL Burroug jolmes. do: Western Ocean, gr Philadelphia: Aunt. "s¥ork; New World, Knight ot itt h. ay ith ¢ .’ Southampto: » 40; Mist roraesene ig Kong art dist, for Boston. Sid Jas 10, she Oakey Boston sid Jan i son Os m. Gofirel, Bn Fraucaco;i8t, ‘Mountain Wave, Har. ter RLDOURIR, Jan 2—Arrships Hydra, Gray, Manfla; 9th, Ceylon, faa tbr entobcr hy oo or ‘Webster, Hong Kong; no date, ship Norwester, cl Gave Otway Jan 23, bark AH Badger, Mitchell, eal Mo. ». Je — Mt pe ohnvest i) 2 pete brig Alfred, Bullock, for Bue- Mavaavez, P' 1 brigdl & W Armstron, Bouns, for New Haven? dayan Pon hid i Newrorr, March 13—Sid-Bieanor Chapman, Thompson, Pond, trom ‘sate eta et ee em Ee PLywove. March 14—Put In, Lo hag veaux, from Havre for NYork (and proceeded wishing si PensnG; Jan 25—Arr M. Howes, ‘Hin phreys. Amey. ‘ont SxcuRO, Bight of Benin, Feb barks Man- chester, Rowley, and Tidal Wave, Golda Bane Pxunamaveo, March I—In port bark from NYork for Boston 20 days; brig ienlivit ‘Bi from Bt John, NB, for NYork 2 day ore ‘March 20—In'p Bort bark B oleord, Colcord, fo rat ley, for Boston 4 days: ", for vr, om Peaches i Pre fh, from oi ortiande plas Sh ISAM Hocklight, Hadley, Callao; b G—Arr brig Marshall, Nicholson, Bos. tom via St Nicholas (amd ald 13th far r Brena Vista), Binoarowe, Fob 2=Arr able Mary” Rass ae i hi Mowmein, b Sraatcoctinay sPetuumcodbcninacas Lane Jan 26—Arr ship Kingfisher, Freeman, San aro, NSW, Jan LT md in, Boston. Sieres Leone, Feb 18—1 ar berke An Bi Baba, Nor- ve, for River a aoe abt 25th: inne for poston in abt 3 weel rig Ann Tiabeths ey Tor ‘a do in @tew days; schr Carrie Hughes, Seeman, from do, arr ‘St Mance, March 2—In port sebra Ji York: Mar tha, for Beaton few dave seat Parte Hew nowas, March 17—In port from NYork for Havre, Teloading; Anna FSesimiiay worn bly, f ‘ton for San big me repg; Uncle Joe, Nicks eS atta SSS for Solemn, reloading; aind probably 9 17th, Br bi Grenadiné (late Am brig Sou her) Phir. Manzahilio. ito 8aGva, March 18—In + bark Liv B Waldron, for pate Hattie ‘Wheeler, for. Phitaiel pata J Ross, Kennedy, wtg. Sid 17th, brig Sen: 0; iain port Sith ahip Marth Bowker, for Falmou in port jartl parle Beran Home, for WYorkt dase unr gt 3 “Font Feb Sis port ship ‘Susan L iy Green, for eet bdo Fy, (iibbs, for Boston g.aapes ig Tepes, Hal er rNvor S Bi altavela, Ha for "2, ‘Stone, for rom, Colson, for ees bi ry on Hong Kong arr ih, Tor Noe Bia eta penne fromm Ph. Yoxouawa, Jan 8—In port bark Moneka, Mayo, for Shang- Pe jan 8—In Me for ican BOSTON: March 2k, PM—Arr barks Florence Ingale | Sara (Br), Fridy, Bathurst, River Gambia; Czarina, mee Hobe, Aux Cayes; = nos Ayres rah Burtoy ‘Lane, lelen, Cai 4 Lochi tar, Poitingen, London via Calais; Wicomb, Melbourne; bark Radiant, Finn, was, “sd = he, ed in the oduct ‘where 8) 28th—Arr ships E wien Fay, Wiliams, Aa <3. Foste: and BR on Bel ge lie ao herman: ns, Hanincrabtin. firenory. hard Lave, TLeese?, kaward Maxtciay yi ‘bvrrelly Higa ns D & i Koliey ss Hammond. ; Prinersa, Lovell; Lady Ellen, Godfrey, and A Coll Harriiran, Poiladeiyhla; Harriet Braid Keller naa Fiori Kelley, sllznbethnort: Bivzaveth i Burgose: Bion H Gott, and Gentile, Geiehell, @ bay, two briga, steamer Saxon (and passed Cape "Cod atll AM); Drie john John Dusfus. ratt Norman, Baker, Philadelphia; sohry Em Br), ‘acon, Jacmel; Bi (Br), Horton, Bt Jago; L. w erce, Loving, Bal Baithaore Prank Herbert Parker, ‘ani BF Sparks, Maihe‘aon, 4 ‘and Rachel Frowpeee, Sid iy ni Electr Seaman, Phitudeloiias N itor, Gould , Crowell; do: Bllsabeth rt Bio Emery, and D mth ad ome ship, three barks. NW Wall, Hamil mouth, Ps, Gamers, fi, wind NW, Br steamship © Nickels, Ocean Rover, and Bait. or fm) Sumter. Radiant, HM ‘Atabli West; an he i and fom the reeds ship o Lark and bark Reatiess. ALTIMORE, ee rr ship Roland (Brem), Wici Valencia; brig V: Borers ‘eel hie Gienwi Blaplen, Tia New : New York: i iach Fh ickerson, Fort- ety Alicanet; brig schrs Fred Howell, Norris, Heald, Fall River; Flying ; gras. Cron, Boston, elle fi Miles Sta eg de Cate “aco 8 i iat F7 aH Worden, Borden, rt Fall River. sid ries wana; Chowan, Lon, ns, NF. Arr schr Heury Ganoit, Albro, New ane aie ON, March 27—Arr_ achra Roanoke, Pi NEORT, om Niaot 14, Bridgeport, RT, March 18—Arr schrs Neal, Holden, and M: Mork, ¢ Whoo. Mofadden: dot 2ihe Ce. Cid 18th, sehr 2'AYulne, donee, New EMiadea March 28—Arr echr J sheer} Kel ey, mili, ~ Tapers alia ee march 27—Art Fountain, Bearse: rua nto Balle Bri GWeebon Worn san & B “one peti A AN An & . a, ha Gerad, Blunt, Elizabethvort; Hote. gr; Simmons, and Ninetta, Wilson, New York; ‘sioop Aut men, “ta ae Mrchr ‘Thomas Borden, Wrightington, Phiindol- HOLMES’ HOLE, Maren 3)—Arr bark 8 W Holbrook, Cuba for Pordant. ‘NEW RD, Mareb 28—Arr schr Mines nee B Pallades pha, veh shi Richard Mince, Wool, Nore? nt James Nickerson, Steed, Barnatnble for Phile cI GH tingions Lovell; Ore: mn. Bates C Mary © Tare, Handy, Birnstable for tert Bi apy Sid Wh. sours linha Brooks. Bilis, Huntington, James we rey ved, tele Mary Bn ladely hia NEWPORT, March 27—Arr sehre E Townsend, W i LO Fuster, Eldridge, Dennis for NYo ler. Presvrev, Taunton for ind, sel fame, furned ob » cont of ead | BL Condon, Harmona, HM Mayo, Victory, Fakir, ~ | Mary, Bay Sinte, Packet. Sid sctire Magnolia J le White 2ih—Acr brigs Vinginia, Pratt, Havre de trace, Ma Newburyport; . Kerry, Philadelphia for" Boston; wchrs davies § ait Latee for 8 N¥ork; James Bnelish, Ken Philadelphia; Amazon, Wixon. Nantucket Portland for Fernandina, Fins n, Fortinnd for NY ork, Sami uel von, Baltimore ior Boston; E Arcviarina, Jackson, “Diamond, Brown, Philadelphia tor do re achrs Mary Cleaveland, Taylor. 3 Festus port ror Atwood, Foster, y-dky thin (oe tanger La acon, acer. "Goarguces, Sid rAnepor: Atra@n- DO, for Hoston (and std A! Wersier, Chenter, Washinton I: 3 —are sche jane. Gariner, ‘NVork for Fall River, All the wind bound vessels hare gone ent, except sehr Ama- orn, remen, efor ay: Wash rep It-Arr Cuahem, Prot. ant Uverpaot | rou ingame part 2k mone, A ad BL Tg brig { 4 ol cor Tinted, Bolas i | 1 “i MAE He Se BO. Band thnare eaeee | saan Eleanor, joann mth, do; Active, sia: ‘ork io ie one ‘alee ‘ctr Rich ud, schew Foe, New York; Johl rahe me r hary Ty A Boariinin, ious Fornaedinay Lawes Proser, Grasstese, "Porwress ee Atr Ericsson, Lowber, New York; 28th, sche Quick: eeery, Norwich, Cono, York: 3 Bonvant, Ke yy 8 ieton, W's gucen." ‘arnack, N' i ll ae a San ar one iia P Baton, 8 bay ee ah ship Tape ‘Tmperit 4 Huse! os . Harding, Cobi sc ‘oung, hs, , Sopwith, “do; pton, Bruce, ailty Floyd, Dearborn, NYork; 14th, John won ry Nath Excelsior, Swift, NYork; 16th, a Kin, Sout! ‘Austin, do; Nova Scouian (a), Gre Lo 1) Mi a DON, March ch Me-—Asy Progrena, Woodward, rere; FW et | { ' schra ‘Nicanor, J F Carver, | qoreennacks!) and | % jucamecher, Gu Crandall, Yates, aud Sal eB. Poieman, Port ; Fran! Ln Bel Robinson, a Abip Ines White’ dee, Lith Weaies sos: Argus ve sotene sia! Rog Nick NYork: Minerva, Siiferan Fail River n ley, NOrl wy from K Nee, ds one bark andere yoht eee brig. Old Hee endiatot Than's, Bins eetuogoas Berry, Matan: Liverpool; St Geo org Bartha’ a lagen, Ande tom, Philadelphia Packet, Hatch ; P'S Lind Ww kell, NYork: Mon: h—Arr barks Pilot Fish, Chase, Phit ia; Gi s Hunt, Woodbury, NYor«: Br brig @ D Rotbtns obi fare fa nae oud, Clark, Havava; Teiegraph, Mi ni CB, March 28—Arr steamer Petrel. Rey achrs WSeutsbury Hiadson, and George tiene veet Ti Champa, Fhnagetphia; Midine, Baker, Elizabethport, Stal Biber a anne or Pelican, Baker, NYork; schraM J ta Lott, Neweomb, Deal's Island; L Audenried, Bartlett, Phil dell poe ee, Baltimore; + cok we mid Ra x ee, fills, Blize seat JOKE Mach 35-arr debra D M Meeerole, Abrem, Laie Ng ree ay nN aoe IN FRANCT! 28—Arr ship National Eagle, Matthews, Piiluaciphie eid ship ‘Minnehaha, Whitman, ‘Arr Sth, ship Rangoon, Boyd, NYork. SALEM, h 23—Arr bi NYork; ety Dyer, Rogers, ntlan far" Alesana en, Wiscasset or ‘do: HO arriet, cane ror for NYorks aioe for do, se ee Clifford, Shute, rietia. Jone Alexandria. Lesage MISCELLANEOUS. ATTENTION ONE THOUSAND, DOLLARS IF NOT TRUE. Cane Nek FaLMouru, Va., Mareh 1, 1868, Dr, Tostas:— Allow me to return my sincere thanks for the box of Vene+ un Liniment which I ordered from you. It has been ine valuable to us, and Ido not hesitate to say it bas been the means of saving the lives of many of my men, and] cam safely say, alter two years service in the army, it in, withous exception, the best medicine in the world for diseases incl- deat to the camp and march. Yours, res) ecttally, ED' inetenaey Co Bw 16th Regiment Michigan Volunteers. Dr. TOBIAS' Venetian Liniment sold everywhere, 25 and BOcents. Depot 56 C Cortlandt street. Hest: (THOMAS R. AGNEW, 260 GREENWICH STREET, corner of Murray, “haw axain astonished Kew Yorkers, by selling Sugars, Teaa. Coffeen. Flow W0e., Molasses, Syrups, Soaps, Starch, and everything else used in every fami- ly, cheaper titan they cau be bought by the cargo, Everybody shouki-call and get bargains, which will be offer: d 10 the pale for ae inh day, to make room for new stock. jor 5 THE LECTURE SEAS Me J. o. TLETOURE ein? 4 TURE at the WESTNI NSE CHURCH, corner Pirst place and Clinion street, South Brooklyn. Supject, 2,000 — UP THE AMAZON, Tickets 25 cents, __To commence at 73¢ o'clock. OBIN HOOD AND WYCKLIFFE. A popuar Lecture will ve delivered hs Ae REV. RICHARD 8, STORRS, D. D., of CHG evening, April 2, in the RiFORMED tT Dot CHUROH, corner of Bioccker and Went Tenth atnoets, —ROBIN HOOD AND WYCKLIFFE, or the BARLY POPUL ‘LAK ELEMENTS OF ENI coe 3 paees orem, at 7% o'clock. Lecture to commence a 8 IVE DOLLARS WILL BE PAID AT NOONAN'S: bookstore, Bt Nasssu street for five Front Seats to Mr, Oscanyan’a Lecture at Cooper Tassitute. ee REBELLION. Asti, QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE, CORNER Twenty-neoond stce De Gand vet, Washington, 1, A863 Will be gold at public auetion, on Thursday, ihe'Hd of Apel 183, a¢ the Corral hear ther Obwereato number of i Horaen and Mules, otdenned a Hit tor n pubs er belonging to "Quartermaster's Department eominence at 1 H. TOMPRINS, ) G, ‘ in Alstetant Quarveruisater, woaurail's ti wavstosters nt EPUTY QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OFVICR, Philadelphia, Feb. 9, 1963, Qe wanted tum ‘immedizuely: to CArry coal te the following fortugas, ‘est, feos hors i lew | Oo. Port Roya 8.0. Capiain and Asetetant Guastormaster, INGLISH ENFIELD RIPLES | t aeg 8ALB—70. Guards patiern, quite new. idrexs Riiles, box i jew York Post oflice. COLONEL F. X. BRAULIK.—RE- DBrENDEHa, crults wanted immedutely: $75 bounty. | Alaa two Lien tenants for Company A. .J. DUNLEVY, Captaln and Recrulting Otico’, ids Contre street. 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