The New York Herald Newspaper, April 23, 1863, Page 12

eee eet eae a nine PaMeD, Petattve to bichways and bridges im Yueens and Suffolic eoumties The Now York Fuilding and Liew act. Incorvoraiimg the Jewish “ynagogne of Oswego. Passage of the Broadway Rail- {movrporating the: ADgio-Airtoam gavings Bunk of the city ‘ork. ibe annus! fax DMM. Te levies a tax of 69 mills. road Bill in the Assembly. ‘The Mot Haven and Benth Stvect Key tnereastive tue eolary af the Commis Kings count Repeal of the City Railread Clause of) sh y bili, rs of Jurors ip mending the Excise law. oF Was cable Providing ior the care and education of indigent deaf Lost. A monon to recon- ) Motes. the Harlem Company’s Charter. cee SG. ECM RP Fouling. A motion to reconsider .he vole, by which the | bill was so ordered, was iaid on the table, | Recess, Commotion Overthe Broadway Railroad Grant, WILLE ORDERED TO THIRD READING, Fir the rolie( of Andrew Mcintosh, Cowan and Reese, Potley and Mabee. Yor the continnation of the proceadings suspended by | the death.of Thomas Carnley, late Sheriff of New York. For the relief of Andrew Gossman, Henry A. Norman, Bumors of the Arrest of Members and the | fou tiur'hort, Morgan Lecisy Waite & Titehiason! Hlisha Smedley, William A. Sutton, James Ray, S ewart i Excitement Caused by it. Nichols, reeman Noon, Andrew Yitzcerald, Samuel Bur- i dick, vid aut Charles Kohler, Michael Noll, simon Waltor Johneon and [saac Miller. Incorporating the Market Savings Bank of New York. Empowering ube railroad companies to employ police. Mr. Ggwon reported bis concurrent resolutions pro- Posing anendments to the constitution allowing soldiers to vote. Ht was'tubted on'motion of Mr. Low, by a vote of 8 1016, Live Oak George Before a Police Magis- trate on Legislative Corruption. EVENING SESSION, BILS ORDERKD TO THIRD RRADING, For canal bridges at Migginsvillo, Corning and Monte- zama corporating the Hudson and Harlem River Canal Cmpuy, For the reli’ of John Hunter, Andrew Kingsley, tra Gasman and James Vroman A‘journed. The Amsterdam Charter Pi) has been vetoed by the Governor. Members of the Assembly and the Third House Summoned to Ap- pear Before Justice Cole, THE STAR CHAMBER INQUISITION, &e., &e., &e. Assembly. Aunany, April 22, 1863, The bit! relative to the enticing away, desertion and harboring of seamen was recommitied. ILIS PASSED. Establishing a quarantine and defining the powers of the Healt Officer of the port of New York, Establishing a law library in Brooklyn, Providing additional means for the relief of disabled soldiers, The bill incorporating the American and Mexican R. il read and Telegraph Company wae reconsidered and pass re... ative to the taxation or moneyed or etock corpora- 3. ‘The Assembly concurred in the Sonate amendments to the Dill relative to York city neve % the aypointing of miarshals iu New Relative to the arrears of taxes and assessments in the eity of New York. The negative yote was reconsidered , Aunany, April 22, 1863. ‘There is an intense excitement here this morning, All manner of rumors are afloat about the arrest of this and ‘M@at member. The third house is ina general state of commotion, some with long and others with smiling Saces, The “bear” portion is feeling “= happy as a clam in high water, while the “bulls” look as though they had ‘been cleaned out and a general collapse had taken place, The first thing that 1 heard this morning was that a wamber of persons had been arrested, and that about half of the Legislature had been summoned before a police Jwatice. The first report was that the Speaker was ar- Tested, and afterwards it was stated thatsome of the ‘embers had been arrested. It was evident from the bes rment that something extraordinary had lake gen EWS FROM EASTERN VIRGINIA. Our Fortress Monxve Correspondence. Forrarss Mowrog, April 21, 1853. What is Thought of Cur Last Capturs—The Baiery Formerty Under Frewont—Rear Admiral thes Intends to Withdraw ‘ie Fleet from the Nanscmond—W hat the Aduiral Has Aco mplished in this Department—Arrivab of Major General H. W, Hulieck— Visit to the Portsmouth Neva! Hoxpital--Names of the Killed and Wounded from the Plot Up the Nansemond River—the United States Co nioa! Jiniuta, Captain Ctite—Her Unworthines as @ Man-of War—Henry A. Wise Retired from Service—His Successor, dhe. ‘Yhere is nothing new to report to-day from the front, aud it is supposed that the heavy raing that fell lastnight prevent any active movements with either army. The coup eat of General Getty in capturing the battery of five guys, and the party working the same, 's very highly spokeDgt by every one, ‘The whole thing was ac- comphehed ina very ghort space of time. Some of the guns were marked ‘* 1} John C, Fremont,” and the rebel officers eay that (he eafire batter mes » tured from Fremont ip Western Virginia, Jam informed on the highest authority that Acting Rear Admiral Lee has decided upon withdrawing the gun from the Upper Nansemond. Reason: that these vessels get hurt by the enemy’s batteries. This, certainly, is @ very good reason. Thus far tho young and dashing officers of we flotilla—Lamsgon, Cushiag, Harris and others, and Captain J.C, Lee, of the Smith Briggs, and Lieutenant Rowe, of the West End—have done im- ense and invaluable service with their vessels; but the Adiviral seems to think that gunboats are not made to be battered by the enemy’s guns, but ought tobe put in glass cases to look at. How the orders to withdraw in the {ce of a powerful enemy, who has for ten days been Prevented from crossing the river by the con- centrated fire of the gunboats, will be re- ceived by the young officers may be imagined. Sbame and disappointment, if not mortilication, are but mild expletives im describing the feelings these officers myst endure by such a humility. But Lee in not a Farragut oF & Foote, and ie a worthy successor of Commodore Goldsberoy, ese do-nothing policy must Still be fresh in the rou thé public. Major General Dix seoms to be very much annoyed at the conse pur- sued by the Admiral in relation to fing Zeot in the Nanse- mond ae will, we hope, lay the facts before the zsh Se ~ For weeks past the rebels have been fortifying the James river. Fort Powhatan is being gasemated, and already the third battery has been finished. ‘These facts have been made known to Admiral Lee, and at the begin. ning one of our gunboats could easily have shelled the yebeis trom their position; but the fact of the Rong OBSEQUIES OF COLONEL KIMBALL. Imposing Military Procession—The Ex- citement in the City ibject, Ke. ‘The funeral of Lieutenant Colonel Kimball, yesterday, was quite an imposing affair, having been participated in by a large number of most respectable citizens as well as three regiments of our city militia, ‘The romuins lay in state in the Governor's Room during the whole moruing and up to the time of the moving of the procession, Thousands of people again visited the placo to view the doad,and the grief expressed was the most genuine and degp-seated that was ever felt, perhaps, at the loss of a public man of Colonel Kimball’s rank and position jn society. His friends im this city were legion, and their attachment to him was almort of a romamic character. His unbounded generosity and noble-bsartedness as a private citizen, added to nig Ywilliant courage ag a soldier, were qualities that naturally wO@ for him the esteem and good wishes of all with whom he “me in contact. The great excite- ment occasioned by hi® Puexpectod death is not, there- {078,15 be wondered at; Or ing that his many friends, in the heat of La pm should indulge in intemp ening the cause and circumstances of ‘/ The fecling n thé sal since the publication of the rencontre with Gen. Corcoran, Yesterday the exctt ent ‘was still greater, but far more excusable, considering t. occasion, When the present high state of feeling shal) have eubsided full jastice will undoubtedly be done to both parties, and it would be, well for the publig to sus- pend their tual judgment until then, A large number of military men, several ladies apd many distinguished citizens were »mong those who visited the Governor's Room yesterday. One lady Drought a basket filled with beautiful flowers and strewed them on the colin. Private Westfall, one of Kimball’s favorites injhis regiment, was brought in on crutches to for the last time upon his old com- « mander and friend. The true grief depicted upon the face of this poor soldier mude a deep impression upon all present, ‘The dog of the gallant Colonel, which had fol- lowed ite master through all his campaigns, and was still “faithful and true,” was crouched beneath the collin, desolate and inconsolable, not the least subdued among the mourners, About balf-past two o’clock the coffin containing the remaing was closed, und a beautiful American tlag was wrapped ip tasteful. folds around it. Shortly after the military, composed of the Seventy-firet and Sixty-ninth infantry, and the First cavalry, formed ont- side in the Park, in front of the City Hall. The coffin soon emerged from the corridor of the old civic building, aud was conveyed out into the open air by six war-worn feos ‘Zouaves, while the drums beat a solemn salute and the military went through the cere- “py of presenting arms. Minute guns were also fired by be \me Of Goodwin’s breeh-cloading guns, stationed in the Pa,;K, and added to the solemnity of the occasion. The rorta."8 Were carried in proscesion to the hearse, where they Ww,2r@ deposited with suitable pomp and cere- 4 pdb each to Richmond being’ intrenched similar to t mony. ste ghee. Dp Ny» T smertained: that,» St reeatay ae tt, Lost. A motion to reconsider wan | Si88i0b1 bad no more effot upon the commander ef the | . The procession Ube" YoUund Out of the west gate of the of co MPtion against the —Legisiaturo | tublide 7 Arlpnsle Plepkading Squadron than water on & Park zd ‘he follow TA, ci Ganda Ate Mem juck’s ¥ jence 18 it, im case , H ci, imate, aia embers soe es = ett, bil Siewing i Wo vote was passed by yeas, | route should over be needed by ihe government, it will | First Regiment N. yu 8. ,,”)+ Lieutenant Coloned summoned to appear bofora Mr. Dean’ resolu ing amendments to the con- } St ® thoneand or more lives te ton, commanding-~— -andiag, with ‘i % “mined, it " noon General Henry W. | Sixty-ninth regiment. 1 Wi aQeausver. One member appétfed to be mined, and | stitution, go ap to natdiarh to vote, was adopied by Fo eh seeder ore ge pg al Teiment, fiajor Bagley OMe sgt ho wanted to testify, and that he did not weu- oeag, Stag hrrived here from Washington on board of the steam. oat Tratfora eommanding, Spear the odium cent MO kBeW or was cognizant of cor- | ~, “Sie scaias ie trrio Martin, Tue abject of i. vsit i. 8 pnts sulci Dear : eee , viele ‘ . % Be ta art i ay iat | ion eet SN mete | Re aan, | METIS eter oe “alaiod that thero was no chargo agafost anv Fergon, but | Zone ing the Union Trust Company ef New | General wif": : é “siltation with Sor } "in mourning, tanked by the pall bearors cco PO s Yesterday pea it to the naval » } at Ports- Roome, Varian, '. Mason, Fisxte- this examination was for the purpose of ascertaining if » “Se Now York City Tax Levy was passed, mouth, Var, which is it fo ‘aospital at nant Colonel Grant, Lieutenant Colonel Burke” ~~ ‘an indictment could be found against any one. The 1, “*4"ay Railroai bill was reported complete, and, ee the sup-intendence of Dr. . “Grom the proceedings, ind thus, while pretending to be a on motion ot 4. His, was read the third time and Tho Juatice, contrary to al) law, excluded everybody | Pa cunt. 5g. a road through Broad. sitting for the purpose or seeing if any members of the | Company allowing them to v Tygmas McClellan to the i ture have been violating law and their oaths of | WAY. It also adds the name ot Solomon Sharp, United States Navy bill contains an amendment re. | *ouBded sailors who were hurt or, “ine Nansemond river. I must say that the naval hor~ pealing that fart of Ma of the Harlem Railroad | ang comfort, and reflects th: eae latter are to gee some of the the super- Among the 4 Kighest, credit on intending piysician, as yf, Ne! Br? soneph giver Burnett nnd Dr, Wales, re inoorporators, ‘The following are Page heat ac bink tines, Holding a “tar Cham, Adjourned. ‘ the ght on tho ~ 4 Uke ogg of wounded sailors from wee iiarened George Law before them all the = City Intelligence. _d2" golly af, pilot steamer Mount Washington, leg fg. Whxt has transpired will probably be known ‘Tam Nanonat ACADEMY, or SCENoRS.—This body, re- goon 2g the first sexsion is over, notwithstanding the cently provided for by an. act of Congress, met for the “a jam, stoamer Commodore Barney, arm am- puta ‘uplawfnl decision of the one horse Justice. It now ap- 7 r— “< ‘* Mark, pears that after two hours’ effort to pump George cam frat time in this city Yesterday, at the chapel of the ‘i John Suir.) was let !oose, the Star Chamber was opened, find the } versity. The following members were t,<“Hen. putartad. Balance of the witnesscs notified that they would | Henry Wilson, of Maseachusotts; Professor Louis Avacaiz, | Gillen.” soit (colored), steamer Stepping Stones, woynded. the sent, for when they wanted thew This 1OK® | 5 alexander, A. D. Bache, ¥. P. Barnard, J. H. Coffin, J. | 20¥. Downey (colored), steamer Stepping Stones, wounded. ag though the object is more to get up® scare on the bills | 5: oto i ‘dec pana $’ cuel Dean (colored), steamer Stepping Stones, wounded. pending than for the prrposeof members guilty | D, Dana, Charles H. Davis, J. F. Fraser, Walcott Gibbs, } ~ yi Robinson (colored), steamer Stepping Stoves, Of corruption. As far as Ihave been able to learn, the | 5. 4, Gilles, B. A. Gould, A. Guyot, James Hill, J. wounded. ‘omy thing that was obtained from Law after two hours’ | Hubbird, J. » RE. Rogers, J.'8. Newberry,” | The followiig sailors, attached to the Commodore examination was that sevoral gentlemen about the Newton, Ben}, Pierce, Theddore and Joreph” yin, | Barney te Cushing}, were kiiled:—Joseph Collins, peorrey = the Bois of cating at be roams ee ee tock, he mallagtes cailed to eee oy ee Hoy Jobn and Wm. A. weet, ig sniae ve ‘Chey caine said, * morn’ . Law, Wilson, who made a brief speech ex) Dr. and assistants are exerting themsely: when they left thoy said, “Good-bye, Mr. Law.”” Morars. | stances under wich the body was incor; their utmost to make the poor sufferers as comfortable a8 Hadiev and Shaeifer are the Inwyers managing the care en behalf of the Distri:t Attorney. Tn addition to this, the news of the passage of a rosolu. too ye Ra Harlem Railroad the right o lay & track Uhrough Broadway at lirst cussed 9 i gemwinn but ‘Defore the morning session expired it was generally ad- mitted that the action of the Common Council would really Bave uo effect on the passage of the Breadway Railroad ‘Dil bere. As it ts understood that Vamderbilt is one of ‘Who principal managers im the Common Council bill, and Law in the one before the Legisiature, this will be, no ‘@eubt, passed, and then let Law az Vanderbilt fight it ‘oat in the courts, esis ces fine ducts ee] Kepner who . wa t night. speec! Ir. Leslie was a bold one, nnd caused no little commotion, | UMYURS OX“OuvmR Goupeurm.—A lecture.on the life ‘eapecially when he jntimated that members were relling | ‘and character and literary works of Oliver Goldsmith Beir vores; but wivich was said to prevent the bill being | win ‘be delivered this evening, at St. John’s church, ordered to a third reaaing. Piermont, Rockland county, by Mr. Richard O'Gorman. agek temtcaias and ites nee Wan ee, No more apraoprinte aubject for a lecture intended for an “4 rf mu ice cou se! tu ime one Besaad the Assonioly iii merning no vous agalogs it. It | Viiin treats of the author of the Deserted Village,” that the taxes of ‘the State decreased Inst ‘year and ceriainly none more popular when in the bands of porrins 0 (he siempte ‘ack that the tasks dlaposed | ‘ir, «Gorman, Trains for Piermont will leave Jersey ‘thelr State stocks and purchased United States bonds, objects whicb it had in view. chosen temporary chairman, and, change of opinion on the subject ohcuy nizing, the fol!ow- lan of ing committee of nine appolny a to organization:—Professors Caswel Gibbs, Fraser, Proceedings, prepared by their own secretary. The body then adjourned antil ¢ight o'clock in the evening, when they reassembled od held a protracted session with closed doors. Al formation as to their proceedings was and it is found 1) ‘he only way that the State can tax | City at 420 and 6:25 P. M., to returm immediately after ‘the banks in th © proportion that they do ail other | the lecture. elagnes of busiues~ 1 by a bill of this kind. Tt now goes | Granp BruaRp Matca.—The billiard match between ‘to the Sonate for their concurrence. mous in faver of it in the House. ‘Tho bill that passed the Senate providing for soldiers ‘voting came up for final passage this morning. Several motions were made to recommit, to amend, but were lost. ‘The vote om its passage having been taken, it was found ‘that every republican voted for 1t, and, with the vote of Speaker Gullicot in che affirmative, it was parsed, receiv img sixty fre votes to fifty nine in the negative. Mr. Bostwick stated that be believed that thee bill would be of no practica: benefit to the soldier, and only work for evil; butas his constituency thought otherwise, he would forego his own views, and vote for the bill, There ere at least ten republican members of the House who Bave publicly stated that they would not vote Dill if they thought the Governor would sign it: men voted for the purpose of making a littie political capital againat the Governor, who hoids precisely the sume views that they do. The | exclusive use of sick and wounded volunteers of New aavewne: Tepablican members will hereafter be } yor regiments, is being prepared at the corner of Mercer ‘The concurrent resolutions, offered by Mr. Dean, to | and Howard streets, The hospital is to be called “The titution 80 as to allow soldiers to vote, was | Soldiers’ Rest,’ and will consist of two large buildings, p, and every member on both sides but oue | cach five stories in height. In addition to attending to the voted for it. Yous, 112; nay health of soldiers, the rights of soldiers will be looked to . und protected. Sharks who swindle these men wili be arrested and rigidly prosecuted, The hesnital will be ady for the first instalment of invalids by the 10th of The vote was unani. Dudley Kavanagh and William Goldthwait, which has attracted such attention from all lovers of the game, comes «({ «his evening at Irving Hall. The players are so expert and 80 nearly equal that lendid contest may be reasonably expected. Play begins at eight o’cloek. Ev Hosrrtat.—The Board of Directors of the New York Opthaimic Hospital held their quarterly meeting at the Hospital rooms, corner Twenty-eighth street and Fourth avenue, on Tuesday evening. The surgeons, Doctors Ste- phenson and Garris, made their report of having re- ceived two hundred new patients since their last meeting. ‘bis hospital is open every Tuesday, Thureday and Satur- day, from one to three o'clock, for the reception of pa- tents. ‘Tae Sororers’ Rest.—A new soidiers’ hospital, for the Passage of the New York City Tax Levy im the Assembly—The Broadway Rati- | \ay. road Bill Pasacd by the Assembly=—The | Tux Convery Fine Ixsorance Comrany.—Tho Colum- Police Investigation—Disnppearance of | pian Fire Insuravee Company removed their place of busi- a Lobby Member—The Appointments, on Saturday from No, 10 Wall street to 161 Broad- de., de. way. The new office is very commodious, and fitted up in Avnayy, April 22—Evening. arm rae eer. an seneure celebrated es evens bya ‘The New York City Tax Lovy was reporten to-night, | {rand entertainment on Satu: day, between U ies senmdered ta the Comaitice of the Whales ordered to | ‘weve: aad picasa Chird reading, the rules suspended, and read the third ‘time and passed. Several amendments were made in the Professor A. 1). Bache, Superintendent United States ‘Dill by the Assembly Committee on matters overlooked | Const Survey,and Professors Agassiz, Silliman, Henry, ‘when in the Senate. The bill will be taken to the Senate Gould, Frazier, Rogers, Pierce and Winlock are at the to-morrow morning for that body to concur In theamend | Brevoort House. These gentlemen are gathored here for mea. the purpose of organizing a National Scientific Arsocia- ‘The Broadway Railroad was reported complete by the | tion. They are in secret session, and will remain here for Raliroad Committee as soon as the tax levy was disposed | several days. of im the Assembly. A motion was mado that it be or. Lord Crichton , of England; Col. Hamilton, of the Grena. ered to @ third reading, and that it now have its third | dier Guards: Hon. Mr. Crichton and Hon. C, Eliot, of Montreal; Hon, J. C. Gray and wife, of Boston; HenryyFry pn peer an ge te Bonne und 8. Deokett, of Quebec, are stopping at the Brevoort read. Nearly an hour was taken up in calling *the ‘Toll on the fina! passage, a large number the members Hon. W. B. Washburn, of Massachusetts; Hon. John explaining their votes: some of them givihg as a reason | Reynohis, Hon. Frastus Corning and Hon. Chauncey V: or voting for the Dill that they were satisfied that New ork deserved the road. A number of the members od ® perfect battery of eries of corruption, swindle the public, and wany other bitter wes against the . ore wae an exciting time throughout the call- ing of the rol!. The obbies and, galleries were crowded @ overflowing. Everybody was on the tip toe of excite. Ment. Some! the #heecher were applauded, vote having been cow by @ vote of 67 to 56. ‘Thy commitiee inserted a clause in the bill repeating the portion of the charter of the Hariem Railroad Com under which the Commoe Oouncil. last night gave that company the privilege laying a track in Broad. way, thos naling another leg point to adjudicate upon fm the corrts should the Governor place his signature to ‘Uris bill ‘ Tt is seid that the investigation before Police Juation ‘Colo is not 4 fizrie. as it was given ont to day noon: but $8 mow appears that several important facts bave been ob- tained. A lobby man has suddenly disappeared, and it ie paid that facts enough have been alicited to justify the arrest of some of the members, We may have a finale of thie Legislature that few men apprehended The members are carrying home their files to-night, nd packing up, a# though they were about to take their departare—the usual custom the dey before they adjourn, [t now looks probable thatean adjournment wilt ‘de bad to-morrow night. ‘The Senate held an executive cession bard, of Albany ; W. C. Simmons, of Rhode Island; J. J, ert pte | N. Wheeler, of ery et and och, of Philadelphia, are stopping at St. Ni- etfhias Hotel. " me Gen. James C. Stone, John H. MeDowell and Samue Stingon , of Kansas ; Col, Watt and family, of California; R. Tousey, of St. Louis: W. R. McKeen, of iadiana, Hop- kins, of Evansville |. Naile, of the Ua! vy; uded, it resuited in its | Rew. D. F. Banks and ‘wife, of New Hampshire, and [. ¥. Leland, of Ohio, are sopping at the Metropolitan Hu tel. ler, of Elmira: Hon, D. W. ©. Clark and wife, G. Mallory, of Connecticut, ©, Mason and W. Griswold and G. EB. Hotch, of Hartford; A. Wing, of A’ iy. C. P. Plimpton aud J. O. Barnes, of Roston; W.C. France and wife, of Philadelphia: G. W. Dooden and wife, of Lawrence; J. 8. Casen and wife, of Norwich, and R. R Corning, of Concord, N. H., are stop. ping at the Astor House. ‘There still resides in Wasbington city @.cotemporary of Geneva! George Washington, in the person of Major Miner, the present proprietor of Miner's Hill, eo celobrated in this war, The venerable major is now noarly ninety years of age, and recounts with pride to bineelf and in ‘ereat to others the many intervie had the honor of having with che" fmmortal Firet President at Alexandria aod other points. This aged reletof a past and aus. pi tous era wag also among the intemate frends of Presi dent Jackson, and yet continues warm in bis adimir: of theTirinness, courage and patriovem of that stern » in today, nnd had considerable debate in reference tu tho office of ‘Com. | ier and wino statesman. Major Miver is foremont among mirsary General Lot took no action on the confirmation | the loyal. Born in the infancy of the repebic, let us of Mr, Farre!!. It seems quite evident that none of Gover | hope he may be vouchsated suflcient of lite tw enable ue nor Seymour's appoiniuonts wil! be confirmed. to behold once more the Union an indweoluble in. y before the world. Col, D/Utorsy has retained Capt. Jerome Ti. Parmenter, of the One Hundred and Sixty-ninth regiment, New York Voluntears, a& his counsel at the court martial before which hé ie now being tried in Washington. News has been received in Fngland from Dr. Living. atone, to the 20th of November, The doctor had just re turned to Guttimatne trip to Johana for sup- plies—a severe drought Zam \destitution in that region sia iolaiiaala Colone! Holabird, of General Bank's staf, Ne Or. Jedns, if stopping at the Brevoort Hous», prey John Mailan, United States Army, line bo» Ne Arve Commissioner in the city of New ‘ork for *j eer Wollo Pacific Railroad Company in Washington rotory. The company have a working Ca #7,900,000. NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. Senate. Atnasy, April 22, 1868.4 BILLS REPORTRD FAVORANLY. \ Yor the education and care of indigent deaf mutes. Or- dered to a third reading. Authorizing the eontiniation of the proceedings sus (pended by the death of Thomas Conley, late Sheriff. Or- dered to a third reading, ‘The Arsembiy amendments to the Militia bill, to the ).))! appropriating the remainder of the canal revenues, and to the New York Pvorege bill, wore concurped in. night be wes fous in the house of possible, Three sailors of the Step) slightly bruised at the beginning of the difficulties up the river, have been already returned to duty. The United States com Juniata Chi, ie lying off ik to awa! el it ever become necessary open the cities of Norfolk and Portsmou' will st these hotbeds bown is, however, a great pity that so noble a vessel should, necesearily, be used for’ guard duty; but the builders of her engines sre to blame for their incompetency, until the great defects now existing in the meaninery S this vessel are remedied she will not be able todo duty at ea, Captain Clitz is an able and energetic sailor of twenty-seven years experience, and it is naturally to be supposed that he chafes greatly at the worthlessness of his ship. In every other respect the Juniata is a fine veesel. ‘The weather to-day is raw and chilly, with a prospect for more rain. ‘A report reachea bere that the rebel General Henry A. Wise had been retired (for valor), and is succeeded in bis command on the Peninsula by Genoral Hood. The following is an official of the killed and wounded in the attack upon Suffolk on the 17th and 18th instant, viz:— Jease W. Place, 13th New Hampshire, side. Peter Fisher, 9th New York, arm. c tibono, 130th New York, arm. Nathan May, Ist New York, arm. Jobn Long, gunboat, arm. Mathias Rafter, 130th New York, thigh. J.D. Potter, 99th New York, fracture of skull. G. H. Smith, 190th New York, finger amputated, Lyman Mend, 130th New York. killed. Lieutenant Barnard Couren, 13th Indiana, arm. Meredith Fond, 13th Indiana, arm. Levi Spry, 12th Indiana, thigh. James Shields, 99th New York, wounded. John Bomae, 99th New York, through ear. Charles Gill, 99th New York, hand, Duvean Mekay, 90th New York, hand, Lewis Schoeuleber, 99th New York, killed, Charles Fish, 99th New York, killed. James Pomment, 1st New York, ktlled. Zachariah Wilt, 1°6th Pennsylvania, ankle. Hugh McClusky, 9th New York, head. Chas. F. Gerrish, 1th New Lae i thigh. J. H, Dreine, 99ituNew York, thigh. Gordon Copeland, colored, thich ‘Thomas Haskins and John Young, pilots, were killed on the wemond river yesterday. The former leaves a wife and two children in Hampton, Va, The latter is trom Brooklya, L. 1. Both bad volunteered their services to pilot our gunboats during the recent action on the Nangemond. Johu Healey was killed on board the Mount Washington = evening, by going caught by the crank of the en- ine. . The flag of truce boat State of Maine left this forenoon for City Point, with about six hundred paroled rebel pri- soners, including those captured on Sunday night, with the rebel battery, on the Nansemond, Oaptain Chas. E. Mulford is in charge of the boat, ‘Two rebel deserters are upon the Minnesota. They state they belonged to the Merrimac No. 2, that they had recently left her lying at the obstructions near Fort Darl- ing, on the James river, and when they left a large num- ber of workmen were engaged in removing the obstruc- tions from the river at that point—for what purpose is not stated. The skirmishing on the Nansemond ceased yesterday, about moon, and has not been renewed to-day. money, containing $25.00 tn oll, were stolen from the safe of Earle’s Hotei yesierday morning, by one of the clerks, named Fdward H. Howard, and mp to last evening nothing bad becn heard of the thief or bis plup- der. money, with the exception of $40, belonged to the qnests, who had deposited it in the safe the evening revious. Howard obtained the key of the safe from Mr. Earle, under the protence that one of woe wanted to deposit a package of groeenbacks. thus had easy access to the meney. He from the hotel about sit o'clock, white Mr. Earte was yet in bed. Adout ten o’ciock he sent the safe key back, with a polite note, to the effect that he had been called away to sce a sick relative, and it was uncertain what time he would be back. Telegraphic despatches, Cegeribing the person: appearance of fugitive, were sent to all the principal cities b; the police, and it'e believed thas be cannot os, cape. t twenty-iwo years of age, an Foue from the position of ‘bell boy’? 29 that of clerk. He jaa quick, intelligent fellow, and will give the police a long chase ere they can succeed in ring him. 08 in greenbacks and a quantity of gold escaped the of the thief, and was permitted to remain undie turbed. ‘ard is abeut va saiaasinennianys la Brooklyn City News. Merper mw the Nivev Wano.—A man named John Jaf- fonberg was killed in the grocery store of Frederick Mo ran, corner of Fulton and Albany avenues, about ten o'clock on Tuesday evening. The atteged perpetrator ie named Michael Keany, & car driver, It appears that Keumy came to the grocery store in an intoxicated con- dition. He was accompanicd by his wife, who tried to induce bim to return home, when he turmed and beat her, Moran went to the woman's aid, and got into a digit with Kenny. The latter rushed out of the store aud | commenced smashing in the wiudows with stones. Moras went out bya side door, and was pursued by Kenny, } who had, meauwhile, picked up a large meat Knife from ibe stand. Mr, Jaflenberg, being attracted by the tamult, went over, and 00 entering one of the doare wae met by | Kenny, who thrast the kuife jato bis abdomen pearly the whole length of ths blade, The poor man fell on his face, and expired ina ( ~ moments thereafter. Kenny escap- ed. but the oficers vere svon in parsutt, and about mid- relative tn New Brooklyn, having dieruised himseit by potting om a mili. | wry suit of clothing. He was arrested by Capt. Waddy | ani locked up. Jaifenberg was a young man without family. Au inquest will be held by Corouer Norris tuis | afternoon. Court Catendar—This Day. oRPM Cmerit.—Part Lad to done day. Aprib at. | vert deNow, 2014, 2016, 2018, 2020, 20 22, 2024, 1028, 2028, 2930, 2982, WO, 20, 2008, 2040, Bod, i O44, 2048, 4988, 2904, BV0G, South ferry. , 4 where they were interred in a receiving vault to await future disposition, ae * CONTRIBUTION FROM THE THIRTY-SEVENTH NBW YORK | ows a Officers of the First division N. Y.N.G. ‘Duate Detachment es, Detachment of the ball lawkins’ Zouaves, ‘The Mayor and Common Council in carriages. Citizens in 8. ‘The route of the procession was out of the west gate of the Park, and through Broadway, Park row, tham street and the Bowery to Bond street, through Bond street to Broadway, and thence down Broadway to.tbe The remaing were taken thence to Greenwood Cemet Irish Relief Movement. -- VOLUNTEERS FOR THE IRISH SUFFERERS. As will be seen by the following letter, the privates of the Thirty-seventh New York Voluntears have contribu- ted handsomely to the fund for the relief of the Irish Camp xgar Potomac Craex, Va., April 18, 1868, bE cage Carmican, Emigrant Industrial Savings Dear Sin:— ‘the late visit of the paymaster; the irty-seventh New York volunteers, ‘Irish Rifles) . collected. through their orderly ts, 10, for she ciel of KS es ar La Treland: bed sum was yesterday sent yy Adams’ Express, you may Keep it safely ‘until forther instructions. Owing to some informality in the rolls the officers could not draw their pay, and were thus unable to give in their donation, but it is only adeciay. Taking interest in this regiment, as I know you do, F ied will learn with pleasure that dur- ing the last three days the men have sent North, by Adams’ Express, $20,387 60. A little more is yet to be sent. Yours aa . TISSOT, 8. I., Chaplain Thirty-soventh New York Volunwers. No. 88 Buxtie Sur, New Yorx, April 14, 1863. Hon. SamMurL S1osn:—Dear Sin—Fully sympathizing with the existing distress among the poor people of Ire- land, and desiring to express our sympathy in something of more value to them at the present time jthan words, we have tho pleasure to hand you the enclosed check for five hundyed dollars, with the request that you will add it to the Irish Relief Fund, as a donation from the owners of the Old Black Ball Line of Liverpool packets. We are, very truly, yours, Cc. H. MARSHALL & CO. LECTURE BY RICHARD O’GORMAN FOR THR IRISH * FUND. Mr. Richard ©’Gorman has consented to delivered a lecture before the Young Men’s R. C. Association on Mon- day evening, May 4, for the benofit of the Irish Relief Fund. The lecture will take place at Cooper Institute. Subject—"Edmand Burke.’’ h a theme, handled by an orator of Mr. O’Gorman’s splendid ability, cannot fai to prove interesting, and will undoubtedly attract a crowded audience. Supreme Court—Special Term. ACTIONS FOR THR ENFORCKMENT OF LIENS IN FAVOR OF THE BANK OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. Before Hon. Judge Sutherland. John Kelly, Sheriff, vs. Wm. G. Lane and others.— These were two actions by the Sheriff claiming to enforce liens by attachments in favor of thé Bank of the State of New York, and of Messrs. August Belmont & Co., in a sum of $60,000 deposited in the United States Trust Company by the igaves of Lanes, Boyee & Co., being @ portion of the proceeds realized from the assign. e@destate. It was claimed on the part of the attaching creditors that the assignment was fraudulent and void as against them, and thatthe Sheriff by the service of the attachment on the Trust Company, the assignees’ bankers , acquired a lien which he could enforee in this action, by obtaining judgment for the payment of the amount by the Trust Compacy to him. Upon the plaintiffs resting a motion was made by the counsel for the assignees to dis miss the complaint, on the ground that such an action could not be maintained, which was granted by the Court, aud judgment ordered for the def ts, with costs, Arrivals DEPARTURES, Liverroot—Steamship Afriea—C N Fearing, Henry Cohn, lolgate and daughter, Mrs James H Banker. of New Yor Mr and Mrs Jose Albanacn, of Pi 3 Mr and Mrx1.O Low and daughter, Mr and Mrs Georze B Departures. Archer and daughter, of Brook.yn; ‘Chas E Gregory, of J sey City; E Verkins,’ Mra Perkins and two children, of New ™ Low, daughter and maid servant, WG Low, ‘ork; » A ia HE Pierrepont, Jr, of Brooklyn; 1A Macklot, of 1. ¥ Welch, of New York; Mrs C Batehelde: Gilliott and friend, PR lehard, 1 Leeds; A © im, of an MraH_ Hottleston, of + A King, of Baltimore: A J Richardson, of A Well, of Calitornia; Maix Rothsonild. of New York: Robt ‘J Walker and servant, Miss Waiker, Mise © Walker, Master R Walker, Mrs Weech, Nassau; Mrw Kemp, do; 1 Tt Kem do: two masters, Weceh,#4o; Carlos Gutierrez, Havana; Graves, worth, San Fi T homer, r, pia Indiana: Siser’ Alpbensus, lie Ioana; B Weitzteldr, J Kubitshook, New York: Joba Towns. end, Birkenhead; J'® Peiffer, Milwaukie, Bpecie, $24,212 43. Havaxa—Steamship Fagie—J PC Thom; GR dleton, Ee Deporte.) F Berry, MK Goranten, F Amado, B ¢ i E Gree Kingsland, 3 7 aud indy, T nm, KA Merrill, H fit WH Obaundion RD ka 'Monasue T , Major Porter, DA O avi) and servant, Mrs W Pendi rederick ay Soloman 1 P Whilay, 8 K Ri LH FE ganere, Mrs Kodimer, H'Mor niin. Ly Re Fengn, Miro a Vivererde, child and servant; Chureh- an lady;"Mre Hrs Harris, Mise L De Costa, 0 Lirerey, Mise A Ly HE Chur voquet, lady gt LM ge. P Nan chanan, P Horna he Hervandes, M Aciego, TH Sanderson, § Henton, |! Feria: Former aud servant, W Leopold Hosman, Geo England. New Onueans—Sobt Dirigo Chas Chalmara, Mien Lewin Pont Rovat—Steamship Erfaton—Col DC Bi Walter, J Read, GT Lorier, Mr Robie rigs, © P ARRIVALS. nrooi—Steamehip Persin—Mr and Mrs Hatton Mew Bevluman, Mr and Mra M Hartley. children and n, A EB Plummer, etre it ta nvrae; Mrs Hoblen, danghter and servant: Mr and Mra Co- hen, \ children and servamt; Mrs Haigit ond daughter, Mr and Mrs Dickey, 2 ehildees and nurse, Mr and Mee d Lagrave and Schifdren; Geo Beswick, H i Wi) n, Waiter tee Davi Bratt, Mrs Orr, infant and servant: Mise Daw Mre David Watt, Mre © A Merril, c Mire WeWatt, Med ples. EB Po 4 fom, Mer ned Mra L Tt limore, Mn gon, Mr Briguire, Alian Gilmour, Mr aud Fed Mrs Titon, Bar * Herring, 2 dau tld. Gao Heaticn, Me XC Cand, Professor V' Pot iastertan, Alex Lawrence, AH Mrs A de Bresson and bervant, Mr Borthwick, Ber Acne, Mre 2 Muara. lies nF ay R Baltzer, evionan: Colone tenant Coonel Meyrick, Gea Ryder. Mr Lanslye, Mr Nicholson, Biw'd chugres, and sme fF “¢ jawley. ir vm, Donal Sivomnlds Mork Wyld, Meand Ma 0 # Pyrren tae Broci, B Mody, Grawrord. Mr and Mee é by: Caster, ir rs Mr, & vn 0, Ml Bieveos, Mr | | NEW..:YORK. HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1863.-TRIPLE SHEET. Ovituary. LIBUTENANT COMMANDéR 1. M’KEAN BUCHANAN, UNITED STATES NAVY. Taeutenant Commander Thomas McKean Buchanan, ‘United States Navy, who lost his life while in command of the gunboat flotilla at the attack at Rayou Teche, entered the naval service October 1, 1861, and for over eleven years faithfully served his country. His last commis- sion bore the date of the 16th of July, 1862. At the commencement of the war he was the executive officer of the gunboat New London, which was then tho terror of Mississippi Sound. He was often subjected to a the enemy, and was noticed for his coo! ‘y. He subsequently commanded ¢ Creole and Gres Cloud,.and bis name is held in fond membrance by the distressed people of the lake shore, to whom he had shown many acts of kindvess. He ever forgot those whe where the first to come forward and put themselves under the protection of the Union flag 4nd avow themselves supporters of the cause. | On Thursday, the 21st of January, several of the ladies of New Orle:ns wont to perform the pions duty of de- corating his tomb with the United States fag and some choice towers; but on arriving at the cemetery they were dieappojited at finding the body had been removea atew hours previously, and they were thus unable to show the respect dre so brave a man, He was a young man of more than ordinary promise, and universally beloved by his brother oliicers and the men who served under him. THE CONJUROR BOSCO. The celebrated conjuror Bosco, who noquired great celebrity in his profession about twerty years ago, and had the honor of performing before all the sovercigns ot Kerope, has just (March 18) died near Mresdeir, aged 70 yess@, on a property which he hag porchesed, ‘Avot ker of the prominent citizens of New Haven, who had lived’ @ 4 ripe old-age, has passed away. Hon. Hexxy €. Frage diet at his residence on Sunday evening, aced seventy-two years. He was a native of Charleston, S. €., and anear relative of the Alston family, distingnished in polities and graduated at Yale in the sume class with tho lamented Be aly Bakiwin; ane mene terw: gata Wighod bite the practice of the law Naw Hae core pet uae Horall ra tor ly issue vmnerd feral, an eae Pi RE tac icauing crean of tho “toleration party,” which changed tho ree ‘Of the State. He Tepresented the town in the Téxigiature, was Mayor of the city and held other public officés, “>.< Jxase Harnor, of Concord townshin, Champnigne county, Ohio, died on February 25, at the age of seventy-six. He was married twice, and was the father of thirty-one children, the youngest of whom is about two years old. He has managed to give all who have arrived at maturity ‘an outéit of eighty acres of land. Col. J. H. McManoy, formerly editor of tne Enquirer, and the founder of the Memphis Buile'tn, died recently at Meridian, Miss, Ho was Post Quartermaster in the rebel service at MerMian. His family reside in Memphis. Died at Alexandria, Va., April 9, Sergeant Joax CawLEy, of Company G, Thirty-seventh New York Volunteers, in pos year of his age. He was a native of Sligo, Ire Hon Jogy J. Wurre, a distinguished Jawyer and at one time a judge and a member of the convention whic framed the present contitution of Tennessee, died at bi Feridence in Gallatin op the 12th inet, Judge White was Wawards of seyenty years of age,‘ Nallgs rccAeeare ‘DEMANAC FOR NEW YoRK—en18 DAY. 09 | moo: . gee “ Pert of New York, April 22, 1863. ‘ a eee ip Parkersburg, Sherweod, Portland—H B Orem- Ship Magenta, Janvrin, Shan; Jarey & Wo, Ship Lucibelie (Br), Harvey, ‘London—Howland & Froth. 3 inp Richard Alsop (Br), Watlington, Antwerp—Thomas en. “ship Marie & Amelle (Brem), Treviranus, Bremen—Ruger Ship Montebello, Henderson. St John, NB—Snow & Bur- ip Castilian. Cutler, Boston-—Weir & Peabouly. P : mes Tainter (Br), Barnaby, Shanghae—J & N Bark J E Lockhart (Br), Lockhart, Dunkirk—J F Whitney QPAt. BW Gritmth (Br), Drummond, Cienfuegos—J B yi vogel (Hol), Breents, @ibra:tar—Funch, Meineke Brig Kanazona (Br), ——, Rlo Janeiro, ee Aire (Bth: Atineod, Santa Marthe Ribon & Munoz. rue Pedro (Br), Walluce, Matamorox—B F Small & Co. ao ‘H Havelock (Br), Smith, Kingston, Ja—J F Whitney 0. wr Geo Farker (Br), MeBride, Charloltetowa, PRI-H Schr John Ponder, Jr, Crowell, Port Royal W Lewis & Behr. Gear Davis, Pert Reyal—Rentiev. Smith & Co. Behr Minmie Gob, Averil, HewifortoW 8 roth 4 Co, © & N Rogers. Jounson, York River—P J Campbell. Her . York Bi J Cainpbell, ni co W Pierson. nad Chas Moore, Ingersoll, Washington—Bentley, Smith Schr D Townsend, Townsend, Washingion—E D Rurlbut Behr D Oakes, Onke Schr Native, DeHat Washington—L D Piatt. . Chesapeake Bay—F J Campbell. Schr Moria, Sterling. Baltimore—-Hentiey. fmith € Co, Schr KE Pollux, Vallance, Philadelphia—H § Racket & ‘Schr Lacon, Baker, Philadelphia, Ht Schr Union. Libbey, Philadelnhia—T M Mayhew. Schr Dolphin, Keller, Philadelphin— Taibot & Co. Sehr Freneiseo, Kibhr, Bangor—G L I Schr Englora. Lord, Boston—Ferguson Schr MH Read. Kelly, New Bedford. Schr E Brainard, Chapman, Hartford—H § Racvett & Son, Schr Cinderelin, Stevens, Norwieh—Crowell & Paine, Sloop Pointer, Nichols, Providence—L Kenny. Steamer Wm Woodward. Cundiff, Baltimore. ARRIVED. Steamship Persia (Br), Judkins, Liverpool, April 11, 1:45 PM, via natown 12th,4 1) PM, with mdse and passen gers, to ira. 19th, 10:30 AM, lat 4 48. lon 51 46, paksen adn, from on for Liverpool; also ship ; re Gertrade (Br. of London, prize), Acting Master in, Nass. NP, The @ was captnred on the 16th inst, off Harbor Island, py the U8 gunboat Venderbilt, after a chase of several hou “he Gartrrde was bound to Cha ton. SC, and on arriving off that port and finding it so el Diockaded. was on her revurn to Nassan when capty Bhe is 250 tons, iron built, 6 mon colt, 250 bh basa of gunpowder and mi ance shows her to be from Nassau, int to St John, NB Steamship Kale. Adams Havana, Apri! 18, mdse and pas- sengers to Spofford, Tiieston & Co, US steam transport Key West, Eldridge, Beaufort, NC, April 20, baliast, U 8 Q M. Susemehip Bricesen cw 5 wenwpert), Lowber. Port Royal, 4g days. Had the lighter scnr Wallace in tow tramship Baltimore, Lewis, Washincton, 43 hours, with mdse, to James Hand Ship Alex Marshail, Marshall. Ligrrpoo!, March 22, with nengers, to Chas H Marshall & Co, . Dollard, Liverpool, March’ 22, with rs.toK L Tavier April 2, lat’ 47 40, Jon 36 05, spoke bark Weikin, from Matemoroa for Cork, for orders. hip Hermann (Brom). Kulhmann. Rotterdam, 36 days, with mdse and 12 ers to Charies Loli ‘0. Was Incorrectiy reported (The Hl arr e terday.) ‘ShipCremone (new). Gates, Mystic, 16 honrs, in ballast. to La’ Giles & Co, Was tow ed to this elty by steam- Wurrata (Hanoy), Becker, Shields, 61 days, with mdse, to Barclay & Livingston. From March 6to ZIst, had strong westerly galés: from 5th to 7th. in lat 46 24, lon 43 48, Pane, Jon 42 to 49, passed 160 incke & Wendt. Tn lat ¢ id ten, Palermo Feb 24, parsed large quantities of fel A Stephenson, Prindl Gibraltar March 4, with fralt, tod &N Smith & Co, Brig Concore a (Norw), Erpecom. Smyrna Feb I, Gibraltar 16th, with wool, Ac, to Funeb. Meincke & Wendt, ‘Schr Thomas ley (itr), MeConuell, Halifax, 9 days, with fish, to James Hunter & Co, raft Saxson, Commnings, St Andrews, NB, 10 days, with i", to Jed Pry: Schr Virginia Price, Biizzard, Brandywine, Del, for New Haven Schr Banner Tucker Foiedetrhin for Bristol. Forest City. Love tor Boston. Bent Charm, Davis, David's mod Schr Oregon, Bates, Rontont for Boston, Sehr Alfred it. Cornish, Albany for Boston. Sobr Mary © Turbeil, Hanay. Albany for Boston, Bteamer Octorara, MeLangnlin, Ra'timore, Steamer Comstock, Drake, Philadelphia, Steamer Reveriy. Perce, Phiate phe. mer . Pere, Steamer Pelican, Baker, Providence. BELOW. One snip, two barks and two brigs, unknown. TILED, SA 21st—Steamship Plantagenet; #h'p Flora Sonthard; Emblem; ‘Dice Grey. and Mary B Thompson: F'itocuwell, Lucy Baker, Telearaph,” Pragcen, Hateer| N Genin. Constitation, Jol da Torre. son, D Davidson, Lavinia Syiva, G8 Curtis, Chara Palestine, N 8 Rue, Sophia lary He Mitin. Florence Rodger wr rs, HL Orey er, Deivansant, Alex L Massey, Wind at sunset 8, light. ‘The following approved Masters and commissions from this Association -- Geo L Luce, bark Crusoe; Joshur Hopkins, cute Havin H Tracy, be Win Re oaeser J Lark Cornucopia; Joseph Lb Swar Sty. bria Matiida; Wm 4. 0 ne: Charies 8 Marsh, b1 ia <hr Minnie Cobb; Amaaa Arey A Baraham, ship Hellespont; David steamer Fairhaven; Win J Halsey: Wm’ Kilton, Walon: Ernest fDomanck (mates George Bach ‘ateon ; ‘ inelliny Morning Light: Robert Edgerly, bark City of Bangor; Eaton, brig} W Wootrutte m nee Miscellancoas, Lavxen or the Lonaust Steamsoat ix the Wortp—John Englis & Son will launch (rom thelr yard foot of Tenth atrect, Bast river, to-day, at one o'clock, for the New Jersey Sicam. boat Company, the steamer Dictator. Her dimeusione are An follows —Length, 407 feet; breadth of beain, extreme, 33 feet; cepth of hold, 10% feet. She was built for Daniel Drew, Ea, under the superintendence of Captain A P at Joba. She will be of light draft, clegautly finished, and it ie expected will excel any vessel of ber kind. The Dictator wil run fa connection with the steamer Tease Newson to Albany. Steamsinir Crry or Baxtixons, Captain McGuigan, satis on Saturday next for Queenstown and Liverpool, This fine res sel arrived 67 Sandy Hook on the 20th font in 11 days amd 3 hours from Queenstown, having been absent from this eity Dut 90 days on her Inst voyage, On the 7th ta held on ‘The ship ve} y beat bower anchor, and received considerable damage to charged il, The cargo was recommended to be di into smatier vessels, and sent to port of destination. to lat 45 5°, lon 48 12, passeid large numbers of icebergs; had | Rereet, mneb fog. Bark Cores (Pros), Rose, Antwerp, 61 days, with mdse, to to get her hours, ‘rying 9 was biowiug ® gale from the NE ay iio time, and when abandoned was full of water, Bane Asnone—Steamer Norman, at Phidad & bark ashore on Joe Vlogger,, supjmscd wo be fa. rep “British, Igy ia a bast position. : Bu Bure Tarivian--Rio Janelro, March 7—The brig Tallulah, Plummer, from New York, arrived here i days. Feb 4. about lat 88.N, lon) Win wgaln from WRY Whica inereased to ® hurricane, wine say ander poies, with logs Of several salis. snipped 4 heavy ace, thi ing the vessel on her beam ends aud washing overboard seaman named George Willane (supposed Lo belong in 3 Jenn, Mass). with part of deck caro, spalting: the po Water way from break of deel 9: 30 vet joxing bulwark: flooding the cabin and making wuch water, at one time bi two feet in the hold: a! ds Aum Passenger ab work Pimper, balling the cab ak in side wit Old satis, ban ‘kept stor ‘aud siovts; With water rising above tis poiut. Fre for several ayn. wuce the bne in lon plod conutt i 20; since then |i Of the vessel it Ver the following from oi Pham 5 Aah oLFaton’s Neck Light at ab: anchor: the wind being 80.» wenton tie breach, Cut 8 10 hours on the vessel with the sem her, The deck lond, consist shore wiong’ the | st, Me, bound te Alexmuirin, Via, nded with hig, OM yotatoes, The vessel was no in red. Mate pape please copy.’ Capt Horitio S Baker, of Hyanats, te for Port Re on Hoare reek Of a veser! re " on the 6th, and certain articles we havesheen’on the sehr, which leave the ves. a Ap. kivown ie fate | of Me Dav Howard, Capt Buk Notice to Martuers. SAILING DIRKCTIOY: According 10 the reyuest of 1 Yintie, T beg to inform the nay deen estabit bed on the ba Trai ¢ SE point of Beoys, ovo B he Ravehdo Bank, nd ow 4 on the E Bank. The butor ts LR >" idles diatant SPOT the rw.2°" a Vesuels ound for Newdbsrnmg Ohh to pws sulle tala AER sistance gf 14 nile tire siepth of t4 to Ia cathorne, oll HAVE KEpt Ra die Tolanc in the K, vou are to wicer NE and keep the lead going. The depth will gradually crease, With clear weather, in7 fathoms depth there will bey: ble @ small square tower standing upon a bite wountal near the water, Bring t in Sto E, steer Nto W until you have gots 4 thoms depth und cast anciorfand with clear weather % Black anu White Buoy will be in sight. Should no pilot be out, and for that reas obliged to s:op, ster to the B: nd White the E side ot one cable's len tl distane ng about 2 miles, and the Kel und ¥ bit » Bank will be in sieht, which you have co pass on tun W si athalfa cable's tengih sistance, where the depth then w| be of bor? fathoms. Herm you will find good anchors, and every vessel may rest in afety, There pilots at Newelwang, and Weather a veasel will get sk 9 0 side uw bar, There ix high water at the bar in LL moon ats; and the water risex und ‘alix ‘or ee gt low wal ' 13 85 J9W water on the bar, aid 15 10 in Bich lor, : Gop, Rg Whateme: x Ship Nassar Rt lug : Ey Sebotk Honchae Dest aie aise ef and aba he bone, arr at New Bedford 2ist inst. Tat $8.0 8. ton 35 W, san a schoo! of SE." The Nassau carrie away (oretopsn: Bark Morning Star, fro lantic Ocean, St Cath: with 99 bbls ap off 8 months Feb 22. Porancobk € LO bblp AY OL. Ty por' y with dari Jory A Robb, J ‘rom an tS months? ¢rui bis #)) ans! 700 to wh oii. wenia, Hamblin, of NB. wasnt Sydney NSW, Ji ninga, of an with Yonge w at, Su Ni, wag spoken iu Jum, Spoken, Wc. Ship Lady Blessington, senncit irom Boston for Bi Ayres, March \5. lat 4 24 N, lon 36 12. Ship Oy of Mobile, Cole. trom talentta Jan 23 for don, Feb §, lat 8 N, loa 8t B Biilp Oracle, Wood, irom NYork. for April 13, Jon 58, ie A wed fi i A large Am xhip, steering W, showing « bine 9 tow pa ball fm the centre, Mare!) 24, at von, as 43 4y. wit ar Iguat w aie: ‘A round stern bark, siraring 8, showing & ‘square. in the centre, wasseen Marea 17, my la) Foreign Ports. Axtwrrr, April 7-Arr Dui Slewer's, anit lend, Hausen, NYork. Sid Gui, Quvew of the * 01 Desis Beh Av wienee, Fob t-In yort gap kK. from Liv ool Vi 10 Janeiro, to loa’ for + batts CP, April Arr Pad See io, ‘enrich, York: ne, T urstor, Callvowin Coe Peg ro pas Vathilde, Rie, vanua, Laviason, NYork Binwekw ave April "Arr Cueknow, Bonen ic. New Xe fth. Maryland, Hellmers, valtimore. Sl Sth, Jt von Bling. NYork; ih hutie, Baltimore (nd both eh! from the Hen DROUWRMSHAVEN, Avril 7—Eduard, , Saori 4 proverded for Helviet) Barnapos, %G—Arr veh: BJ Tailor, Anauury, XN ork. NY ork, Sle duh, J how Decnam, You RYork: (irenada: Buri Cette, Apel 4—arr Eli ‘on, White, NYork,| Cama, April 4—Arr Amy Warwick, Me ‘York. Cavexxr, March 17—In port sehr Ene) -nty »», 2h a from Salen). just «rr, oe a prit Lo Are Vietorin, Stinson, Tonia (and i Doves, April $-Of, Jacob Arends, :rom NYors for Ro m. Aratwourm, Avril @—Arr Han Juan, Githertwn, Bootes ntwerp. Giacaow, April 9—Arr Daisy Gratton ALE vitt, Perry. and Fortitude, Booth, do. St st And (8),4Portiang and NYork vin \ingstown, Ghexxocx, April 1}0—Arz Oempsie, Hicks, NYork, Gexoa, April B—Arr Ecwin. Nucemt, Ni ork Ginnartan, Maret Y—A vr bare Atoa, Linde for Philadelpinia; Sst, Vr bark Marcaret.” Too pnt, (and ald Avril Tfor NYari ys Aveit 1. big Helle Noombs, Rosten for Mors-1 les (and ald ag ian). Sid ship Ulaf (Norw), Anderson, Quehes: Br bark Allo Wil do, il 4, Br bark Wi Wilson, Pi March 3), ding, Bast win set in fresh 4th. » April id Jobn Spear, Rooker, Havaua, 4 ae i Havur, Arril Are Wry Frothingham, oth ary Barzillal, O'Mudey, do, sid ind Boston 1 9——Arr Detrori wen Sth, Was’ Coneh, NYork; brige John ©! Fiying Eacle (Br), Bo hy. ateams! ip , Harriet ClANt), etencosiip Tubal Cam Be, Bartlett, webrs OK (ir, r + Ravon b do: weainship « (ir? MeNith, § , ih r Rowena (itr), Sher u 2B. ‘Emma Amelia (He) Kew, NOrieawa: Whi ark © . Portland: Irie’ Vietoria (Br, Maisie rita, (Br), Gaminen Matamoros; Ann Giben ite, a Virginia (Br). Brown, do; Leora Dur jenk, do. iv, March 2=Arr bark Avetie, Hammond, Bos for do April 15, Livkroou. April 8—Ait Oawingo, Cord, Philadelphia qnas, Muilinson, NVork: dh, Spiri on. Jordam, do; raciie Dicer Failte: Fee Rema. Hy Winona, ti it, Thin, Mor ive d “ C14 yth, Alpe, Be 10th, Southampton, 2) were im the river | ae, Litee, ce (ay! t xon (o), Burgess, Mentreat shat aon ’ ™ Hata, Drummond, S00 Loxpox. April Sarre Trish oo a Hts, Maria Moet Ent ont gh, F Urquhart, W Btetson, Hurlbut, for NYork: lth, Inceten, 0. April s—Arr Arctic, Zerega, Nvork. Ce aN port bark Monevmek, Sirith, # st, ding: brie Fannie, Lorentern, fr ‘from Bort | ved. efelit, Kren en N ‘. jd—In pert bark Le Pendleton, x ork ag: or ig ey a “ethay, enn tn mag: id le, for § morn, a Gronray Merch 30—Arr Din'vbe. El aru Wack; 4 nha, and Forts ri. de fl eer Auguste, NYork; 12th, Bot jaliran, s no, March 5—Arr bar! s Zingarella, Bunker, > Philateiphin. » ship Ladon Holm, London §ne ore). s Sacco March 3—Arr ship Cromwell, Croeker, en ‘Tere, April 6—Arr J U Brookman, Crorkett, Rancoor American Ports. a u “a Floresta, We Ruretps, April 2—Arr berore). AP BOSTON, April dh—Arr varia Rajciok Dundee; Edwart Everett. Hariny, Mi Wiscasset for Aleran ‘ria. ‘In | 1° brig. Cid barks Scotland, Roll ant on City of Rangor. Edgerly, Bangor to load cor by Wa'son, Alten, Cardenas: sehre MM Freemom, Hoy Washington, D Ti Bille, Reh, and Martha, flo vine, F more; EW Locke, Huniley, Phimdelphin, Bic rigs Baker, Boston, Minnie Traub, and al! a) hored ht be outward bound before reported. B. etc Are hele tatnaway Koieh 2) Jd reat bas Tey, oa «l . Boston. Below, ship Anguet-, Beivast, 1s barkg Cricnet W's Mondamiac 2, Ko Janeiro Olt NF. Sit Dan bark ELI netiiro Blowers Neve iene ‘nm Si:rorkinenion, a hom: ognine, Pil on. > Bank: Maloy Pooer, Rocky Mil; sloop Copy W > Bi eee April 20—Are sehr Richard Boraen, | ‘ORD, April 21-814 wh Ra. p ahip Dani Weber, | q j, S0—Sit hrs Gen Patnam, Ye Sane BY ielawts, Roawhes, san bf festAt anchor off Beaver Tail this WA, beige den, Cardenas via New indo Grey (Be ime, from NYork for Halter” PHILA Ker, Moston: a April Arr see ehtp ship Clyde, Perry, we mimiuh Hetltext Wk HE Goat eh Hia~athe, Dieney, and Whore ices Batler, NBecford, J Baxter, ir arenibo. He vley, dinebor Gfy Cid brig Forest State, I Green wih; Jon a een RT, nediet, Risley Hartiord ‘Cid ship Gat) erin Liverpool; brig 4, Boston: sehr eon, NYorks ils, 4 1 Prane Herber' Haley and , April B~Cla vyy (ALM), THAT tows, bullt ak Waldoboro in | N York asa sli go tees for ag oy terme net NERQUIDENCE, Apel th—Are, evarner Worthen irangpired. ark Bi er . Site Wauren Lon, 1979 tone, built at Richmond, Me, in AN FRANCISCO, Avril A-Arr ghia Waite ! 1988: has been s0id nt Lovton Yor £300. Bhe'roqitees ro: | PURE frie Tv rial futcins, Mme Rotigy ” ‘ Waite Felcon Mey espe. PeeeHAS Rage Bt write Feimenice®, Cari Zee) maser, gos ROE. aoe 00d Bardecrwahle, Srqun Cargill, Woles, for New Yors, oye lngem wequek ag | AYore