The New York Herald Newspaper, May 15, 1863, Page 8

8 BURNSIDE AND VALLANDIGHAM. Military and Civil Authoritice—Petitinn | fer a Writ of Hanboas Corpus—Auswe' Geweral Barnside. PETITION OF VALLANDIGHAM, Unrren Sr irayor AmSRICA, Disrwowor Ono, 33. mas Hononsvis Tur Juvcs oF smu Sinoow Couns 00 SP SPATes WHETIN AND FOR THK iT APO! aa Your petitioner, Clement L. Vajandighaia, suys that Wa native born ‘ettizen of tho State of Ohio, Teaisiog im Montgomery county, and not enlisied or commissic Whe jund oF the naval forees of the United States, nor called into actual service as one of ihe militia of any @tate; nevertheless, on the Sth day o1 May inst, Sohwees Qwo aud three o’chek in the morning ‘of said day, hee @welling house (io which he and bis family chen were), de the city of Dayton and county of Montgomery afuro- @aid, was surrounded by about ene hundred soldiers, farmed and ip uniform as,such, aad acting uuder the di- vection of Aunbreac @ Burnside, a Major General in the of the United States: which saldfers then and there | viorently broke tho outer door aust two inner doors of your petitioner's said house, and entered ihe same, and thea ‘and there seized your petitioner by overpowering nua ders, aud theace carried btm to the city of Cincinnati, in Hamilton county, in the State amd Southero district of @bic, where they imprisoned hum, against his will, wa viding op Second or Columbia street, then used asa military prison; and your petitioner says that he bas over Binoc beet and bow is detained in custody, in said city of Cincinnati under a military guard, of which said Arm Brose &. Burnside is commander. ‘Your petitioner alleys that he was thus violently acizod fe his own house, 1 the night time, without any warrant fspucd upon produble causo, supporied by oath or affirma- eon, and in contempt of is) righ’ as an American citizen. He says, also, that since his 11 ‘jsonment, as aforeeail, @ paper has been dolivered to bim (of whieh a true copy fs herewith aunexed), cape © contain a charge and @ specification asainst him, Longs M. Cutts, Chap Jain and Judge Advocate; on which charge and specitica- tiop he hag been arraigued, against his will, be- fore a number of villcers of the army of tho United States‘, assembled in a room of the st. ‘Charies Exchange, on Kast Third street, is the city of Cia- @imaaii, Ftyling thomselves a military commission, and @esuming to exercise judicial authority at tho instigation ef said Ambrose E, Burnside, as Major General aforesaid. But your petitioner deems that he is not subject to any guch am of arraignment or of trial, and claims that all ‘ings of that description are, in ‘hie case, forbidden the constitution aud laws of the United States. ‘Therefore, and to the end that he may be relieved from Manitest oppression under color of military authority, ‘and .bat be may be charged in due course of law, in this court or some other, with whatsoever crime he js in- ‘ended to be imputed by the charge and specification ebove mentioned, your petitioner moves your honors to om him a writ«f habeas corpus directed to said Am- E. Burngide and all persons assembied to act in obe- dience to his orders, commanding him and them forthwith bring the body of your petitioner before this court, to- — with the cause. if any, of bis capture and deten And your petitioner submits hereby to whatsoever the constitution of the United States in this bebalf may pequire. C. L, VALLANDIGHAM, ANSWER OF GENFRAL BURNSIDE. bau Lyme His’ Omo, INNAT, Ohio, Ma; Zo mus Honors THe po EES pa a Beare WITHIN AND FOR THR SouTHERn Distaict ov Onto. The undersigned, commanding the Department of the @hio, having received notice from the Clerk of said Court that au apptication for the allowance of a writ of habeas @orpus will be made this morning before your honors on Dehalt of Clement L. Vallandigham, now a prisoner in my proreee lad leave to submit to the Court the following wut wer nes to indulge in wholesale critieisms of the policy @f the government, it would demoralize tho army under ‘my command, and every friend of his country would call mea trajtor. if the officers or soldiers were to indulge in gueb criticisms, it wouk! weaken the army,to the oxtent of their influence; ‘and if this criticism were ‘universal in tho army it would cause it to be broken to pieces, the go- vernment to be divided, our homes to be invaded, and qnarch: ign. My duty to my government forbids mo to indulge in such criticisms; officers and soldiers ara not allowed to so indulge, and this course will be sustained ‘Dy all honest men. Now, | wil! go farther. We are in astate of civil war. @me of the States of this department is at this moment Smvaded, avd three others have been throatoned. com- gaand. the department, @ud it is my duty to my country 0d to this army to keop 1t in the best blercondition ; pee that is fed, clad, armed, and, as Possible, to fat it is eogturaged., I ikia my duty ave the duty wo avoid saying anything that would weaken ry wernt adap Cong reorutt from joining tho iy brag the Congress into disrepute, cr a in the ranks, it is equaily the every citizen in the departmeut (o avoid the same If itis my duty to Prevent the propagation of this the army, or in a portion of my department, it is my duty in all portions of It; Jad ia.my duty to tae force in my power to stop it. = -~- Iwere ote Rena aun from the "g country dis. ting iu my camps rice ig their pubic men that & demoralize the troops, or se wee their one dence in the goustitubed entree government, 1 bave them tr it found ah all of yon warfare would ausl aide. “Nhhy should op atte ge {oom our own public men ro ress and public men in a great emergency “preset abo avoid the use of party epithets and bitter hee s H ane tives, and discourage the organization of secret poll- ‘Meni sovicties, which are niwage undignified and disgrace: b= to @ free far ret but now wr thay are aheplbesy Ata J xy create dissensions raat traitor" are comprebensive svi same riot” ans ir’? are com) ive As | before sat, we are in 1 state of civil war, and an ane upon us which wires the operations or @ome power that moves more quickly than the civil. There never was a war carried on successfully without ‘the exercise of that power. 5 ae ee ea ae condemned have in the presence of large bodies of citizens, who, if thought them wrong would have then and there them. That is moargument. These citizens ‘But realize the effect upon the army of our country, ‘who are its defenders. they bave never been in the fieid, mever faced the cuemies of their country, never undergone ‘he privatious of our soldiers in the field; and besides, they have been in the habit of bearing their public men speek, end as a general thing of approving of what they say, ‘Therefore greater poten cae rests 4: on the public men and upon the public press, and jt them to be careful as to what they say, They must not use Hicense and plead that they are exercising liberty. Ia ‘this department it cannot be done. | shall use all the er I have to break down such license, and | am sure will be sustained in this course by all honest men. At all events, | will have the consciousness, before God, of hhaving dune my duty to my country, and when I am Swervod from the performance of that duty by any Racer! public or private, or by any prejudice, I will no jer be @ inan or @ patriot, in Assert that every power I possess on earth, or one given me (rom above, will be used in defence of my government, on all occasions, atall times and io all within this department. Thare is no party, no community, no State goverument, no State legiskitive Pan ‘bo corporation, body of men that have the power inaugurate & war pilicy that has the validity law und power, but the constituted authori- Ses of the government of the United rege -“ am determined to support their policy. I Go Lorapprove that policy, they can chabge tl 4 ge a Sonal minorities of that government, at the proper time “and by the proper method. Let them freely discuss the icy in & proper tone; but my duty requires me to stop see and intemperate, discussion, which tends e t ; w @ latter is in tl pre Or of tho eoemy—it 1b 1 ‘ VN Ae tO weaken craie Ticense could not be used -uye—the Man would be torn io pieces who would atiompt it. There is no fear of the people losing their liberties; we all know that to be the ery of dema- gogues, avd none but the Ignorant will listen to it; all in. ‘Veiligeut men know that our people aro tuo far advanced in the scale of religion, civilization, education and free. dom to allow avy power on earth to interfere with their liberties; bat this same advancement m these reat characteristics of our people, teaches them at make all necessary sacrifices for their coun- wheu an emergency requires, They will sup- the constituted authorities of the government, ‘whether they agree with them or pot. Indeed, the army Yaelf is a part of the peopic, and is 80 thoroughly edu- ented in the love of civil liberty, which is the best gnar- anteo (or the permanence of our republican institutions, that it would itsely be the first to oppose any attempt to continue the exercise of military authority after the tabiishment of peace by the overthrow of the rebeilion. Ne man on earth can lead our citizen soldiery to the es- tablishment of a military despotism, and no maa living ‘would bave the folly to attempt it. To do so would be to fea! his own doom, On this point there can be no ground for appiebension op the part of the people. It is said that weean havo peace if we lay down our arms. Ail sensible men know this to be untrue. Were M 80, ought we to be so © wardly as to lay them down until the wuihertty of the government is acknowledged? IT beg to call upon the fathers, mothers, brothers, #is- ters, suns, daughters, relatives, friends and neighbors of the soldiers in the Geld ws atd me instopping this Ii conse and intemperate discussion, which js discouragit our arinies, weakening the band of the smoot and thereby strengthening the enemy. If use our honest wih bless us with a glorious peace and a Men of every sbadaof opinion have the erest in the suppression of this rebellion; id we fal im the task, the dread horrors of @ er uation will fall alike on all, whether rs tantially my reasons for issuing my re jene- ne for the detenmination to enforce it, aud nico my reasons for the arrest of the Hon, OL. Vallandighain for @ supposed violation of that order, for which be has been tried, The result of that trial is now in my hands In enforcing this order, I can be unanimously sustained by the people, of I can be opposed by factious, bad. tee. In the former event quietness will prevail. in tho latter event (he responswlidy and retributton will attach fo the men who resist (he authority, and the neighborhoods that aliow it. All of which is reepecttally submit f. BURNSIDE, Major General Commanding Department of the Uhio. The Sentenee of Vailandigham Modified, It is reported in Washington that General Bur natde ap. Proved the sentence of the commission in the case of Cle- ment |. Vallandigham, which was that be be confoed at the Dry Tortugas, but that the President has changed it to eevding bim South Court Calendar—This Day. Burner ¢ el t Causes—N i Casey V8. Babcock , 2052, ea Common PLras 1606, 1744.1 ; 1744, 1746, 92 i ie 3674, 1704, 1782, 1733. 7 Te ty Ingelligence, ‘Tus tae Reese FueD,—Mr, Join MeAntitte, Viee Presa- dent of the Knights of 8%, Patrick, wishes to ackuowledge | the receipt of one Wundred doars from Mr. Alexander Duulap, of Albavy, in ait of the Irth relief fund. Fiona: Ccniosrry.-—Daphne Creorum, the largest plant @f this Beautiful evergreen, now m full flower, kk on exhibitee: at Miller's Horticultural Pepot, No, 634 Broad- way, near Ploveker street, Coowing aly ove foot high, and opveret ali the season with bright pink dewers, which ara very fragrant, makes it one of the most desirable plants for the gurden, lawn or cemetery F cemetery purposes known. Interesting from rom Alban ORGANIZATION OF TITK HAKBOR DEI BION—THE DEMOCRACY AND VALLANDION AN. ALaany, afny 15, 1863. ‘The Aizrbor Defence Commission was organized by the | selection of Governor Seymour as President, an Genoral | Teaac Vanderpool as Pogineer «-Cinef. No precise course ‘of action has yet been determined on, ‘The Domocratic General Comgnittee has cated a meet ing Of citizens for Sa'urday, to express indignasion at the arrest and sentence of Valiandighaim, and W protest | against their consuimmation, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tavnspay, May H—6 P. M. ‘The speculation in stoeks is still on the increase. Most of the old Wal! street eNques have realized profits; but new parties,are formed every day to take their place, and the public at large are rapid- ly awakening to the feasibility of making fortunes in stocks. As in November and February last, the public have taken the market out of the hands of the regular speculators, and bid fair to carry prices as far above the figures at which the old cliques realized ne they did on those occasions. The commission houses are reaping a splepdic harvest. Several of the leading firms have as much business as they care to transact, and de- cline new orders in faver of junior houses. At the leading banks and bankers the form is again re- vived of exacting twenty per eont margin on stocks; but we know of a great deal of money which came into the street to-day for employment at 5 per cent on the ordinary t¢ per cent margins. At the first board to-day an enoriaovs amount of business was done. As usual, the market was variable. Erie was firm at an advance of %; Pacific Mail rose 2 per cent, Reading 334, Michigan Central 124, Miinois Central 124, Cumberland 3%, Toledo %, and Prairie du Chien 1%. Southern old wau 1 per cent lower, and Pittsburg fell off 34 per cent. Gov- ernmente were firm. Bonds were in good in- quiry; the first mortgage Mississippi and Missouri rose 124 per cent. At the close of the morning session there was a rush to sell some leading stocks, and lower quotations were established. Parties who have sold stocks appeared willing in some instances to get out a moderate short line? But at the one P. M. call the buoyancy of the mar- ket was fully restored, and a handsome businesa done. It is not uncommon for a man who realizes profits to expect that his sales will be followed by adecline. Butin a market like this it ie uncom- monly unsafe to act upon the expectation. At the second board the market was irregular. Reading rose 3, Illinois Central 3 and Rock Island %. Other stecks were generally 40% lower. Pittsborg sold down to 97 and Northwestern was offered at 33. At the four P. M. call the whole market was bet- ter, and the business large. Rock Island rose 2, Minois 2, Erie %, &c., &c. The following were the closing quotations of the isha Da coupons. or emne Men OS 7.80 votes. Beit oor WN 8 American gold.1i Missouris..... 64 Wa 11g Mich Cenizal” M2 a 1133 Mich Southern 82% a 82% a or} 1 a Ceca At Pits. a 97% Galene.:-+- Mod : us Rook Tal 188 3g a 188 NY Contra. 120 a io ae a 4 enw NW.... ee ek 8 38 Gold continues inactive, and the vocation of the speculators in the metal is gone—at least for the present. It opened at 150, and fluctuated between 149% and 150%, closing at five o’clock P/M. at about 150. There was good inguiry for bills at 165 for bankers’ signatures. The total amount of legal tender money afloat at present is $399,900,000, besides postal currency, and about $175,000,008 of bank currency. Mr. Chase has still $50,000,000 of legal tenders of the old kind to issue, and he appears to be floating them nearly as fast as they are printed. When thie issue is exhausted the new legal tenders, bearing intereat—of which $400,000,000 are authorized— will be set afloat; and about the same time it is expected that some, at least, of fhe one hundred banks which have applied to be organized under Mr. Chase’s act will be issuing cumrency. <A large proportion of the 5.30 bonds which are being sub- acribed for will be used as the basis of new bank issues. The statements of the banks of the three princi- pal cities of the Union for the last week compare with the previous one and the corresponding time of 1862 as follows:— N. York, May 9 susan Tides ghee sts Si ts Ak TOs 9 "7-080: 68 Howton.’ May Tisoaes Teariees Pees a8 Phila., May + 36. 20817 Siooat 781 Bismnsantod 2,901.600, 951 916.279 80,309.! 17,670.898 bet Arar ane, miei nee Hei +809, ie S08 634 18,235,408 The statement of the Boston banks for the last Week compares with the — week and for the c corres} pondtig ¢ sae Ag att fier May 12, 1962. Loans.. te 8.188 89,624.26 Specie 7,864,731 Hanke ser iss its... 31,049,763 31,209,085 iemation. 7,433 406 *e sar 887 The statement of the present week, as compared with the pregeding, shows @ decrease of $155,366 in the items of loans and discounts, $689,777 in deposits, and $6,882 inthe specie, and an increase of $254,737 in the circulation. The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows to-day: — Oey) mene TET Te Total receipts... eee $1,871 263 84 —For customs. ” Payments 108. of April, 1862 and 1863, were as follows :— 1863. $038,452 79 ‘ - 626,009 64 TWOPORBO.... sees eee eee + $312,383 16 tock Exchange. . Tworway, May 14, 1988, $1000 U 8 6'R, 81, reg 10714 : 10000 U8 6’s,'81, cou 10734 — Th B0pcu0KApe 106% + 101% 88 90 67 68 14 106 88 88 Mf 64 10000 10000, do 10000 80000 American sid. ee 32000, 10 she Bk 8 of N ¥! lone 163 Ek of Commerce. 106 100 do. soee 106 16 American bx fix. 110 1000 I Cen bds Fc... 87 24 Continental Rk.. 100 1800 Cleve & PittERR 98 30 Corn Exe ange 10746 300 a DIS OB a 00 dB 985g 25 Park Bank 100 dO... sues OTM 100 Canton Co 600 Miss & Mo KR.... 40 1160 do 300 do. » 40% 260 ao. 15, do. . 396 00 do. 100 do. .....B10 4046 260 do 260 Gal & Chie Bi : 100 do. 10 100 do 16 29 do. oo 40 Wel & ifud 100 60 do. 100 a 104 y 10 do 200 Hew & Tot RR 4 1 Penn Coa 6 do eT Gal NEW YORK HERALD, $60 Cumb Coat post. WK eS | 1 do. em cn atin ani > 99% b20 100 ie co, wey me eg 8 . 18% feo aa a dt o 200 - @ 10 New Jersey “uc. 400 ices’ rp Min'g Co 20 Tol & Wab pref.. 100 AAT Haute RR 685: 200 do. A 08 66 ct 543g 600 ANAT Haute pref, Al 100 Chic KN WARE. 41356 do... .. 30 ed 260 Erie KR 100 do 500 do 500 do 20 de. Wo do.. $50. do. 300 do. 150 Ton-che Ai foo prof 94 $ SECOND BOARD. $4500 T7.30pfenOkAp 10734 1000 shs.Tariem RE. 95 3500 do Veb& Aug 107% 2200 Reading RR Mt eter a 500 do 10060 ‘ean 6’s. 6009 Missonri 19000 Erie 5th m in 5000 P, Ft W&CHISA. 88, 6000 do... 4. 89 48008 coignW atm. os by end Ae lo lg. s 25000 do. 45000 -b30 be 100, Miss & do. lo K! 20000 ARATH2dmpref 95 260 Tl) Cen RK scrip 102% 26000 American gold. 149% 20000 do. oe 9 90 Del & Hud © Co., 50 Quicksilver M Co. Canton © : & Clev aii RR. 100 Gai ach RR. vid 18h 250 ‘ 200 Clev & Toi RE as 220,081 & Rk Is ER. ry do... 100 300 Pita, FtWAC RR. 81% 700 _ 60 Mil & P duc RA. 200 CC ere) 400 Chir& Alton RR.. "8 100 Pac Mail S8 Co... 183 400 Chi & Alton pret. 94% 50 N Y Con RR, 120 do. 95 Ene RR. 200 aie a Pi 64 i Lad 55 ae 96 39 3856 3836 38 $5000 Missouri 6’s.. mes. 200 shs Hud RRR... 128% $00 sbs Cum Coal pref Fd 200 lene 129 600 dO. . 606 DB 200 4 300 do. 63. 300 900 13; mii sri: or » 107 us Bi 00 P, ve wi Got bs do atx HH ae] * 10655 So&NoInd g 112 Cea ex ae do 00 Minois Cent RR. 111 300 b3 11 Es ahi 828.848 ouisiien we S2S22 nt. sees his m1 Taumapar, May 14—6 P. M. Asmme.—Sales of 40 Dbis. were made at 81<0. for pots and 9)¢c. for pearls. Breaverurrs.—The receipts by the Hudson river barges to-day (the first direct receipts by water from the lakes this season) were heavy. The total arrivals at thie port by all conveyances were 20,000 bbls. flour, 224 500 bush- ele grain, 140,000 bushels corn and 61,500 bushels oats. The market was unable to boar such large accessions to the available supplies, and prices generally fell off mate. Tially. Flour was about 10c. lower, with a moderate de- mand. Sales were made of 12,200 bbis. State and West- ern, pre ae peels and 750 Canadian, within our revised Bupertine State and Western Extra State......+. Common to choice extra oo mixed PINN ‘supertine. : Weatern. loss m, ey jay’s sales reac] late pad ee eee for red ated & $1.66 for as ieee olub and amber spr! sists $1.40 for Chicago ; $126 a$1 44 for unsound spring; $1 84 for white my 1 68 for Loe Corn fell off materially, with sales of 130, mixed Western at 8lc. a 860. , closing at 81c. a Dery og sound, 77c. a 82c for and heated, and 83 for all’kinds of mag am cee dull at $1 a $1 3. Oat were down to 7 according to quality. 1,200 bustieis barley mene: ‘ad $1 22940. 8 $1 40. was dull at unchanged quotations:—I 83c., four months; good, Soee 32%0.; fair, 31¢. 231 e. ordinary, 30c. a 30 isc. ; fair to good cargoes, ee Java, mats and » B70. a 38c., Maracaibo, 320: a Bde; Laguayra, 82¢. a 34c.; St. Domingo, ie. bo )ec-, nab Only a fow small lots were disposed of. Corton was very quiot at 60c. for middling. Freigat.—There was less activity in a general wa: wii, ieee ier crs ecto | Es for Li a a 9d, in bul Cargo of provisions for London on p. t., but otherwise the bs org ere unimportant. lat. <The demand was brisker, at 800, a 96c. for North river bale. Hors attracted rather more attention at 15¢, @ 220. Morasees.—The iuquiry was moderate; sales were of 210 bbls. and half bbis. New Orleans Spge pV 4 90 bdde, Cuba seepevade, part at 0c, a d6c., and 80 Porte Rico on p. Ons a sought after, and wore without Pork was quiet, with sales of bey 4 Mote, at $12 0 $12.25 for old mess, $14.0 $14 25 wa new mess ani $10 76 a $12 50 for oldand new prime. wed in moderate demand, with sales of 226 oii , at $9 60 a $11 75 for plain, $12 26 0 $13 50 for ex- ra mers. Sales were made of 1,800 bbls and tierces lard within the yo of 9340. @ 10%0.; 1,500 boxes bacon at eo packages 8 and shoulders at 6c. & us we. Butter was eelling at 15e. a Zio for “sad ldo. ‘a 17, for Western. Cheese continued quist at 100. a 140, Recz.—There was & better domand for East India, of which 2,450 bags found buyers at 8. a8 4c , chiefly at 8c. Srcans were quiet, with salen of only 400 400 hn at 9148. 12'g0. for w Orleans, and 9 isc. @ 10,0. Tattow.—There were 140 ibs sold at Ile. i nie. Tras —Only a portion of catalogue offered at aue- tion to-day was sold, as holders were not satisfied with the bids, The lots old were at #11 a $129 for hyson, | Sec. a $1 35 for young hyson, 82c. fir hyeon twankey, | 84\¢e, for hyson skin. ey & $1 52% tor gunpowder, s trig a Ng for \mper: , and Two. @ BBigo. for ovlongs per 1. Wuiscey.—About 600 bbls. changed hands at 44)g¢. @ dbo. Movements in Real Ketate. By J. M. Miller, | 2 four story houses in 3d ay,, bet. 76th and T7th 18.0NT5 . 6.5 . House and lot in 1284 #t., north sido, 126° feet ast Uf lat av., house 19 0x40, lot 18.9%100.10 House and tot adjoining, same as above 1 Jot adjoining above, of 67th st.. 256x100... 1 lot 275 ft. east of Oth a 2 lots adjoining above, f a 328 (tense of Oth ay., 261100 1300 1 lot on 58th 1 tot on 58th « 400 (t. cart of 8th ay., 26n100 1,400 Hl. Ladiow & Co, ni Tot southeast oor. dist st, and 4th av 3,400 ‘Three bts adj. above on the av. each. . 2,600 Three story brick house avd lot 14 Liaper a It front and 25 6 rear by 04.5° 11,600 Four gtory brick house and lot 149 Fi . 126x100. i085 somes ove 87 | Ry Moker, Wilkine & Co. ROOT PROP H RET Lot southeust cor, Mieke and Nelon «t#., 255100 at FRIDAY, MAY Y 15, 1863. ad}. above, ea. 25.100, each. One lot adj above, 26 ft west of st. Yoxkee Two } ts on Neison #t., 100 f from aed th lot in rear on I uqueee at, each 255100, ened... SHIPPING ‘NEWS. reedbovary “1 YORK —TmIe DAY 4 HP mCON Rime 7 | mice waren... AUR mises... SUK SETS... CLEARED Steamship Arabian (Br). Leacl., Movannes Bon # Co Bteamebip Laeuat Point French, Poriand--I 8 C:omwed | &e 1 Ship Kite Floyd, Dearborn, Valparsivo via Bt John, NB ‘Trask & Deariorn. Bark Mary CB Bark 8 Galcord, Gale: rd. Capde: Brig Alexandra (Br). Hawking Mel! retel, Oporto, Amsingt & ©» ehater | 1, Wallace, Marseitira—Moore As Henry p Kut & Co. 8 zo Rumball” Maby Brigvauoy P Founo (ir), Mt Bri % Henrietta (Br), Doe, Hautiton, Bermada—Metol & Bra JH Kennedy, Smith, Phita Sehr Arctic (Br), Millan, Turks Telyn: Sehr r TP Angor Wright! fh Schr WD Pitts, Rorter, Chinco'eagy ahh, BS Downing, Thoru, Was Scur K De Hurt, Low, W: =t hiweton—Van vent p Rinee Sener Young At ‘on--L Kenny. 8 bre Penaletw Washington —-b Kenny. pandigrd. Batisn-ore st WM. hor Sehr Emil 8 ae Joues, “ae ta) Sn ef Avo. . Berlin, Md—\ 0 Hay Sebr Hattie br even, Fomt ener, Sonny hr Thos Paxe, Sehr J4, Hives Dover, Del. Behr EJ Tatot, Amabury, Porth’Ambor—Hrett, Sow & Oo Schr B Holmes. Hall, Boston—H 8 Rackeit 4 Sou. Schr Prineess, Lovell. Hoxon—8 W Lewis & Co, Steamer Wm Woodwéed, Candiff, Baltimore. ARRIVED. Steamshiv Plantagenet (Br), Bewnett, Kingston weg 8 and Port au Prince 7th, with mdse and passengers, te dent Footh, Bhiv Antelope, Lavender. Caleutia, 100 singe with Apri 26, fat'8 30, tom petre. linseed. de, to Harbec ge er Srouctor (Nori), agg Liverpoo!, Apeit | My with F (Now), 3 fs coniate Fans eineke & Wendt. May 5. jom bu, spoke Norwesian bark Emilie, from pa ie Mor ‘ere had been trying to geton the Bunks between iat 46 Dut could not on account of the iorberge and eld lee 3 jor fell in with great quantities of ice in lat 46 to np Gabain (Brem), Von Hagen, Havre. 27 dara, with md casa 263 passengers, to Clas Luling & = ult, lan 48 18, Jon 12.10, rassed anip Neptune. ‘steering By 9h, Jat 46 35, lou'2 2, sicnal'zed a ahi i ring F, oa ‘Tree): same day, aed th inst, lat 4001, lon hi Bark Margarett te, 49 Gaye, in ballant to Fanoh. Mesneke® Wen Bark This. Match, New Orieaus, 16 days, with sugar, &e, to Tucker & Benttie. wer time wear a i san Cot erat ning, Pernambu- lays, with cotton, at “athe Snow Sijeall col Camden. Me), (Bhgprard, Frontera, Apri with mahoynns and lo;waod: 19 Mata & Duscan. Behr Arctic, Hick es Merete Soe ae sugar, &c, 0 Hn trowbridg Sonn, of New Hi fiche Amelia ir, of Aricuat). Gerrior Charlottetown, PET, 9 daya.,with oats, to © H Teumbull. heh he Stepan Taver, Cook, Pictou, NS, 10 days, with coal ‘gehe Emprent (Br), Outhouse, Sackville, NB, 10 days, with ship kness, to P 1 Nevius & Son, fichr D A Rerry, Voorhees, Aquia Creek, 4 days. Schr Boundary, Davia, Ellzabetnport for Bonton, Sohr § Nash, Jones, Elizalethport for Boston. Sehr Rillow, James, Elizabeuport :or Boston. Schr Counsellor. Wicks. Etizaethportfor Borton, Rohr Angler, Besse, Eliaabethport for Wareham. Senr Capi John, Torry. Hilaworth, 14 days Bohr Lucy Jane, Staritn Ar Taland, Me, 7 daye, Beur Mary, Scih, Cal ayy Behr Contieast. Tracy anwar no Saye Grierson, ‘Gurney. Ware et Kee aa Pall Rivero for Eltzabstbport, ‘ioneer, Shr Chief, Norvis Harneiable, Sehr Albert New Haven. ae Aes Grootett New Haven for Albany. Beara eee Dighton, . nt for of Teves. Provi " in nih in. imore, Nichols, Philadelphia. Niza, Tones, Philadelphia. , Wiliiame, Prov Ship Memn Brie Roark Fee, Weve: 73 dave trou Brence Ayres, ‘Also a steam frigate, Alliance, Dudley Buck, Balti RT er a rg Ne juek, imore; ships Ahoy mp rks Francisco, Ellen Morriaop, Elsie; brige Giore, Mary Gambril, and it wehre % Pigmancoae E, with ram, Miscellaneous. Awsnican Liorps Reaisrzr—We understand that the eoming volume of the American Lioyds Register of American and Foreign Shipping, for the yeara’63 and 64, will be Teady for delivery before the first of June ically Lege Cor 758 ion 46 a eee from Hat a fcebera Fan i tate a Bold very heavy ice, culling ‘tin backing out to cleat it, twinted b The sveather being thick and yaining’ at the time. On ran into another field of ie, and saw in ita large ship with: sails furled, Was afterwi frequently among oem nae bergs until, May 4, and veveral times stood to, sou Clarit. ‘Thoth ice nvtended from lat 47360 ial te. Ie, Spoke May 4. no lat or ion. ship Sylvia, from Liverpool for Boston--the 8 had been tn the ice, “ne a number of other vessels in the same peter “iiay it 4321, lou 8), gaw six large icebergs. Scar Mart, of Providence, 156 tons, built at Bristol, RI, in 1830, now at Providence, hag been sold to parties in’ Gardi. ner, Me, for $0, cash, Scnx NAtav Queen, A2, 169 tons, built at Port Jefferson tn mi 1864, has deen fold at'$ Casa. Boat Many Ann Nicxers, from Albany, with of oats, when jowing around the battery, struck on th largement and sunk. Eximsonpinaxy Sattixo—Our Belize, Hon, co correspon- deut, writing on she 25th uit, saye:—The barks Pailas and James Welsh, which left Belize on the 7th or arch ant ar. rived at New York on the 24th, and again left No Belize on the 6th of April, the Pallas reachin share at 6 PMon the 22d, and the’ James Welsh on night of the 234, the Pallas coming in some five or six “pouralhretes thus making the round voyare faom Belize to New York and back (disc! ‘ing and reloading cee ae in New York) | ta forty-four days, aud leaving unsettled which 1s the best sailing vesscl. Lavacnep—At Charlestown, on the 7th inat, by McKa: Dutton, & tine ship of 1060 tons, belonging to’ Kim of W Stevens was to be tannched at Newburs port 13th inet from Hy bad core of William B —o in & Co. WSis out rthen, a owns , } Gast re Be capt cha to ve encased eet |e Gass tole, unewr'dramans of oo ‘Brot — Pigeons i om « rT ¢ Shi a Re ais a lon, f from, Ochotak, fra mand 7 Honolulu Dec 3, Roro with 33 hl fetpey ta > a o rd, arr AL New ae tak inet, Seut home 280) Bois wh sian ‘and 39000 Tbe ‘bo gad of 8 mn Land, heart Crosb; Gagertown, 9) Bega. ‘Allen, NB, 29) w sp; March 6 'ploricer, Planeta: Ni, 180 ap ge £9.82 W; Awarhonka, Wing. do, % 10, 300 Wid, Kate Cory ers, ie Lowi hb 4 n,m Cw rep ae ‘willis. B altapolestt, Narn i rit a2 & 5, pion “ 30 ‘W, saw another shoal and "Bark Joseph Maxwell (of Faithaven). Jenney. from fndl- an Ocean, with 900 b! ‘Oil, was below New Bedford 12th. ‘Sbii — Pravien Hi y, NB, was at yg NH, Feb 1 th B80 9 as faving taken 300 iy ‘eeason} ule, . wie 80 apt 1508 ie Bey pg beicaatss mm pee oe Wi ig NB, was off Chathom some ‘M4, having taken 150 vble ot te Cy hip Daniel Wood, Richmon: at Chatham ante Tan's 180m, wiih bola yp and 980 Go whe oll all tala, ark Ielander, Cash, of Nant, wae aa Garton March 23, Bare Bepen bbls ‘il well. I—to leas . manip ayo, ‘Winslow, of Nant, was at Talcahuano saarch 257 auil would leave for home next day, oll not stated. Spoken, Ge. Poronst Po Surinam for Boston, 9 days owt tay v2 Tat: "Tat 528 ion 0, Brig Geery, steering 8, was passed May 9, ato" ir jon me 10 10. Foreign Ports. Aux Caves, Ane 22—Arr schre Oriental, New York; 2h, tn J ue ize, Hon A "ADE 1 32—Arr bark Pallas, i Pie. id, and not on the 23d, as tag arr at8 PM Avewrra, April 1. fe presions, ships Grotto, Dax ib erbooh chartered f ToP Houg ‘Kong; Nambler, Carlton, how. | ton Megs ryan, Live! nape. Put back no ‘ate. ship Olarisen Bit Bird, for Mauritius Fpowrena, April l5—No Am vessel NOLULU, April 6—Sid previous, Arctic, Hammond, rr) Fo ngs va ee Reet, here at's | @ an Manoa et ren | — ery a a rapes" apo piensa Pennie, Sears, Mite. Sew Yor. Ketangrvemt to Art ow Commer, Chate?, Marr: brig Nekart, . fe Semn W Doe oo, Se mere Barout Heme @ Parben hm ee | Aon ct i oe or hw thet am a A on Mey er matted » brwtlenreviie, Reape, Basinn | 8 age. Be Bia's'% "snk. ts well, N¥are’ & Powbr, Oiler, dee Stl brig Conant (it). Mtl, Matansan, cone Balle Mena art Wet f J id rg Maar tet Redige by F Nive d take trac ona iia Sota LANDING, May 1d—sid sebe G | acester, Me- iaaber. and Gait Braabethpart, it schre vr. nwt Arthur papeng Chore, Philate Years Ter biel Rast NYore 4m Sarrint & Pie Ceoretown De arin Growl y ¥ Nvork fae sot CW Rentiog. Chase n Compton. hb a ita ISh—Ts the hay shee Otwer TM Booth, P eer from from Georgetown», jd] Darts. do for on, GLOUCHATER May IRSAGE thes, Atontent. Tre sauhen Newmarket. NH Vrewer, 4 Goid Fish, Croktt: NVork for ! mouth: Wer A Dutos . Mave port for Por: | ¥ Glarinds, Baker. Nosoe for NYork; Fiving Fish, Low, § lay 12—Are Pac Port h May Fam 1 Fea ite, Applenan PORD Mav ll—Ar sehr Biles Redoan, be ~ beth De videwn, Allen. NY¥ork. in Narmann, Siriener. Nrerky ‘mum, Allen, NYort. Sid 12th, ship Henson, Philadelphia; Ith, Bsa. 0—Arr schra Fair Dewer, Jone © Raster, de for Amesh M. lon, Det. Sid ith, . Eaton, ‘WYork: Tith, Mary Clark, Ho phia. KEWPORT, May l= Arr echr Jaber B White Pot ' ton for NYerg: Honturas, Crows, do tor fats on Tad a wy. ing Dragon, Daniels Portland for Hatimore: James Wer rete "geen 1, Vinalbaven for Randy Houk (and all ait Toth Are sche Nile, Bilis, Fortune Teland, Tl for wriers, US sehr America, Baker, from blockading feete! Charis: ton, 8.d this AM. brig Conlova, Hawes frotw Someret for galtvncre » ie) Ontario, Andrews, Fail Kiver for NYork Fen sae Harding, i petiere for do. slaope Oregon, York. AV KE z8ureh. Benson, rh! <r 12th—Arr sehr E De: Hormann: sebrs Sarah. Mone for 4, © Ae tort | mannoowe, cane: Soy Be tohn. De tinct doe Gor These: bane day t Be Har Fisher: Phiial JM Warre ren, (anja fever meni eer a ea aes ram, N Coorge, Perking, Mayaenest schre Alters ney A Caroline, Klizabethport: sloopa Bs 0 PRIA. May 12-—Are barks Linda, Mewitt ©» x MeNeill, Small, Loudon: brige Red “Sulla, Siih, NOFeans aehre How: Maria f. Me del betown: egos: Ale: Boyle, Sanus5 Rem: C Lo: i, Cook, Besten; Goya Faiom " Nickorsan,. s my md: Win Loper. Robins Donlery, bea barkee Port Spain Stowart, Nolinud NOreana: Boston: Bmelins Rickey, Thee, f Danverspart; Fidella, Grud Turner, Crowe'l, He Potier, Shejpard iE Dennison, Hathaway, Cohasee iS Roxon; ¢ ra pore nO it Mel He § fen, 40: iekervon.'de: RM Biv ning Gar : H . Salem: Som, Hienel, Nedtora i Ye at TSth—Are beive fl nied Hen. Ne urns, Parsons, Matanras: Whittaker, Mandy. Calais: Eliza Ann, Herrick, Pensarola; Geo Harris, “9 a (oo aoe oe, Fort ey Wat Witsow ear: ia Ford, Br: an, Port W Hail, Cain, Koy West: 8 © Se i @ere0u, Pincli, do; 8 & D 8mall. Co's. and Sctia Pratt Meal, ! NYork: Evergreen, Potter, Niedford ; Rabeock, Bay cock. Hoxton. | | Cl ahy Constaliation, Mutliner, Key West: barka Em. | Diem. Baker, Ctenfus 3 iT wou |. Montevideo: ryt Rae mens 3 aigl J ndersuo, Fi as ‘ ex, Fairhaven; M Craniner, om; | | LE Pratt. Vratt. Boston; Blize & Revec a. Price. Boston; | Martha Maria, Reed, Bonton Neprune, ‘Ore 40; Ocean | Bs SV W Simmons, ta. lox W Saiem ; 2 JB Johnee ee | Scranton, Lowden, Louden: M ation: DW Bilis, Rich, i Mere Taylor Nick do: J BAnstin, Davis, i H a ae MePariand, 4: York. Beam Rover, Seon Br bark Viilafy | to | Satterly, Elizabeth H ¥ . ran bey men bale 4a vere raw: sloups Giper a | mn. Mexint, Whenler. Port Ewen. suf lik, ! “Aviechre Elia. Packard. Phiinte! pte: ‘Char. | Island Helle, ie, TJ Heckets, Robinsons ' Rat | Beuatoz, Vroman: Trenton, Martin, and Eliza Jane, | Crem loops Rhode Remingtrm, Commerce Ty- Velocity, Sealed; Mi eon, and New World, Weeden, N York. ith—Arr achra John P Colling, Matthews, Rilzavethperts neta, Williston. Roudaut. Sit sobre New Reguine Ti lotenn, Hellzavernport: Orlando Bralth. ‘ardiner Bena Warern Canrstel a; tanvetin: Harker, N York; Clacerells, Stevens. do: soap Julia Ann, Davis, do. TAWTUCKET, May 13~8id sloop Golden Rule, Welle, May Arr schre Bremen. French, 8 Clark s Fa Fartlet! ek hill, as Neg ar hey aret, and Com from = Machm: pe: Wenger), Waskicginn. Do; Revolution, oa y 12—Sid ache Artist. Forrester, NYork. 22 George Washi sehr Express ( HW Wellington. ‘“ SOMERS: ae greeny. wort KNOWING. —60 TO THOMAS R. 260 gay street, corner of wines’ rien A inh, eee yey Cag Ge Coffees, W: Lg irr and every ulin nsed In every amity. Por Sugar. O}ge, upwards. and sce for yourselves. Or si BUSIONS. INVERTED, ae pemennton ge Se per bor. "ee y as, ical chivupodia, 32 Broadway, 8. f. Ne YORK oa ON! TONAL, LIBEI nelle Aa pi yn te ou Sle dollars as Hinge Solaee we caine serene ae Cae Sar --4 BENAMEN Ty ci Hal's York Daily one. . Persons in this cll ona vein GEerina to be corved by carriers will leave the office. {THB MEMBERS OF KRY STONE. Lopae summoned to attend at, ri6 MAie'iae 8 rer revonlng. the J6th inst. austentes race of a erty. SRNRINGS, wae Quait, Secretary. R™ Ta dong Gow MO The New York nme douety ORATION, iny of Win, y propose hundredth anniversary, the birthany out ‘LAND'S I8tanD, April 4—Sid ship Fleetwing, Kelley, Brora, awe eo et f B rf ~ ing iat Wie alas hre 4 Colonies ti new! yy an address and ott ar inthe Potala y Rankin, NYork} De | erate procredings. The aidrvas wid be delivered KA ohn rit 22—Arr sche Matheson, Boston; alive of Phitadeiphin: at at thes tad Belt (Be), Peat “aly {Ads Fetteny lowe, Pike, Phi- ‘load for Philadel: th for I ist, sehr 2 leton, Philadel vic) 2 T0e Black River to Joad for, Philadel- Montrose, Hall, Baltimore; May 4, A Bradshaw, iphia “Ross, April 6—Put in, bark Hamtiton, Tay- Poet Mans, ‘Se May 1d ‘Port ov Princk, Outi Bi, bare America Pierov, St Jon's from St Jar Dow Juan (Br for Baltimore, Ma: irageane, tern Star, Rearse, NYork. an ierbilt, t Thomas: .brig from'N York, diee; seh ries, Parton Haletia (itr), fran Philadelphia, Nv, May 9-08 Fannie Keen . Drinkwater, aed to Kuev A a ship, # Ww. 6 n, Cooper Indiitate, ty the ot New York, on Wednes ay evening. the 20th May. 008 o'clock. Each member of the society will receive, on application, wo ningle ickete of admission, whieh must be applied fof | aft ry, oF 10 Col Warner, 546 roadway, on OF before wtay imat, | Mem’ rm i Prete ond, Vestron Frintere, Laka $4 | goendants of William ford who nt int 7. are Lnovin to the eom- City, are requemed to make them | miltee, im order that they | rhe Soveiy will hod & reception @ the Lavrary on Thure- day evening. May 21, a lah jock, Members who wish toaecire incitaiions to the Reception must apply ad abr fmmediately, ¢ number Ie of neerssity very surictly Munlies. and thoy will be isaned in the oFder of application Until ex anate Th, Corporation of Trinity Church—of whieh Widiiam Bra fo'd wasa Vestry man from 1708 to 17—have provided for tie rest. ration of the lombatone, erected to his memory {n't795, ond & epoclal service will be held on the ccsasion, immedi 4 chureh, on Wednes: day af ‘The’ menrbers of the 0 PeMAbees hee pee oat | Fro ehauerer emine ot a TLV! 14 aia A ITIVE ARD REI A PUTTIVE AND SPECIFIC REM A Poslt ve x dD SPECIFIC AERASKS OF THE DLADDER, xuDwys WeLEoae AND DROPSWAD WELLINGS, nur HANH nae HH HAN He Hit * HHH WIP RUMBA UNE OUBURETH re HUH rae HUH WH BEE AUN HAE tne ts am wel ae (aie MEN WoMD Eh} ERRERERR, MeL FBe e “extracr pocey BLM erzrsars NeaNITY AND conse i INRASITY AND i iSet8ie! ANB GoNsUMPTiONt Many ane oware of the couse of their suffering. will cunt on INSANE ASYLUMS, oi consumption, best witness cone ladon, ome tected ORGANIC acoe ORGANIC OKGASIO WEal ‘out mone hie re oO machine we 4 ATRIAL WILL canviNeR | ~ poe oR weer eress RErrsrrts no PAE sao onominhiite 2 or —- fer ek eile gin naew or we r) LJ desire aad gives sean ~ ro a ther ‘ cleee dieekond ond expe iag al Puleroua, and wore mater. Wao ave ee 4 qvacns, Teaed ta yd tem th tee ve fou y were — a the use of “powertai ote Ly 54 atom to break oui |. mereN' Sree RRNAPS = mE # rb ee BBREBSE! USE NELMBOLD vs Extaact For all atcction irenne: Whether exisuug “watt on vawaLe, ing, ond ne master of bow beng Ul thee organs requite 2 lnureties a MOM extn’ t ecu GREAT DIURETIC, And te onriate to hae the dasived toms in all diseases for ‘ EVIDENCE OF a RELIABLE AxD RB pole. HAKACTER Witt accompany the ith aiee OF CURES From 20 10% Wu BAUBS RNOWN i'sciexeR AND VAME 000 00 ove ‘00 00. vO 00 O00 00 wio00s” wa mAL ee exo ar C BEWARB oF 60 UNPRINOIPL: Who endeavor to aati ‘ee YWHERR. 10 OTHER, wend for It, Aud avoid ian (D BY ALT, URU ‘wats ys wht SSAA Cnt ont this advertineneet, | weesion abd imonaty re.