The New York Herald Newspaper, February 21, 1864, Page 5

INTERESTING FROM KEY WEST. Arrival of the United Sta Steamer Arago. CAPTURE OF BLOCKADE RUNNERS, Reo Roo ke ‘The arrival of the United States steam transport Arago, ‘Captain Gadeden, at this port, places us in receipt of dates from Key West to the 16tn instant. Our Key West Correspondence. Kev Wrst, Fla, Feb. 14, 1864, ‘The Peauregard Jakes Lhree Prizes in One Day—Activily of Her Cap'ain—Sale of Part of the Cumberland’s Car- 9°— Another Blockade Runner Leav:s Havana—Stili an- oth r Preparing to Leave, & minding, belonging to the East Gulf squadron, In my ‘ Tast I mentioned the ¢aptnre of a prize by this sch oner, have now to report her having taken no fewer than ‘three prizes inone day. Only think ofit! Why, if tne Kast Gulf squadron goes ou capturing prizes in the mdi + mer it has been doing for the last few months, those re- spectable gentiemca who make a business of running the ‘blockade will have to abandon the coast of Florida altp- gether as the th’atre of their onerations. * On the 4th inst,, at half-past ton A. M., the Beauregard ‘being off Jupiter Inlet, Acting Master::#. Burgess sent Acting Master's Nate.H, B. Colby, with a boat's crew, ‘uside the inlet to bunt up blockade runnors. At nine o'clock the same night Mr. Colby discovered a sloop, which he boarded, She proved tu be the British sloop ‘Hope, of Nassau, on ber way down the inlot to Sand Point, en route to Naswau. She was taken possession of ‘as a prize, when she was found to have nineteen bales of cotton on board, After captumvg the Hope Mr. Colby took a sharp look ‘around, to see what he could pick up in a small way. He was rewarded by getting possession of the Hritish sloop . Garibaldi, bound also to Nassau, with twelve baids uf cotton on board. But the insatiable Mr. Colby’s appetite for prizes Seemed to grow on what it fed; for that same night he “pounced ncontinently on a’ little® boat called tho : ioe beund ‘to the same place as her larger sis ‘and- summarily made a prize of her. she couaiied just two bales of cotton and five barrels of turpentine; but whetber, it was worth while wandergoing 80 much for go littl as the charity boy ‘ding to dir. Weller the younger—when he had the alphabet flogged into him, is for those who made the ‘venture to decide, Some idea, however, may be formed sof the payiwg bature of blockade rupniug: when wen will ruo the risk of capture and coufiscation with so small a curco. The three vessels were taken alongside the Beauregard Oa the mornin of the Sth, and they were towed into this NEW YORK BERALD,,SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1864, of the speakers, and did orable view of view ihe one itwoif. controlled too much by a class of pd dat ey every Senate, who go ior paying men who have Selves at a groat expense for a particular profession re thus enabled to do whatever are a that line in a remarkably short time, by the same as they would a common Ial The Governor has signed only faitasa bills wi ont time. That is tour more than at the t year. He has fiiteen bills in his hands not signed. HLH ee ie Religious intelligence. SBRVICKS TO-DAY. At the Universalist church, corner of Bleecker and Downing streets, the next lecture in the current course will be delivered by the Rev. Moses Ballou, in the even- ing, on «The Methodist Church—its Doctrines and Prac- tices.” Mr, Ballou preaches also in the morning. ‘At Westminsterchurch, Twenty-secoud street, between Sixth and Seventh ayevues, Rev, Chauncey D. Murray, pastor, services will commence at half past ten o'clock in the morning, and at half-past sevea o'clock in the even- ing. The eighth of the course of sermons on the Liturgy will be preached by the Rev. J. Cotton Smith, D, D., in Quite a plethora of luck bas recently befallen the United | Trinity chapel, West Twonty-fifth street, pear Broadway. States schoones Bauregard, Acting Master Burgess com. | Subject—The Liturgy a Basis of Union Among Chris- tians,”? Services to commence at half-past seven o'clock this evening. ‘The Rey. Stephen H. Tyng, Jr., will preachin the Chapel of Rutgers Institute, Fifth avenue, betwoen Forty. first and Forty-second streets, this afternoon. Services will commence at half-past three o’clock. Morning ser- Vice in the same place at Bt hal(-past ton o'clock. At the south Paptist church, Twenty-fifth street, be tween Seventh and Ei. hth avenues, e Kev. Thomas Armitage, D. 1), will jeri ‘he seventh of tha series uf Practical Sermons at half-past seven o'clock. Subject— ‘Tho Cuurch and Soul Lie.”” i The Rev. ~amuel RB. Bell, D. D., will preach in the Fiftieth steeet Presbyterian church, between Broadway and Fighth avenue, at halt-past ten’ ard half past sev. m At st, Ann’s church, Eizhtecnth streot, near Fifth avenue, services at a quarter ot eight and half-past ten o'clock A. M.,and three and haif-past seven P. M.—the afteruoon being for deaf mutes. The Rey. S. H. Battin, rector of Trinity church, Columbus, Ohio, wiil preach in the evening. The Rev. Wm, alvin Bartlett will di mn the sud- Ject of Sanitary Fairs at half-past seven o'clock '’. Mi, ut the Broadway Tabernacle. rreaching also at halt. past ten o'clock A. M. Sabbath school at nino and balf- past two o'clock, The Key. br. Junkin will preach in the Presbyterian church, corner of Greene street, ten and three o'clock. The Rey, Jas. £ Phillips, a native of India, will lecture upon the Manners and Customs of India,” {ilustrated with native idols, at the chapel of the Christian Aulinvec, 720 Broadway, at half-past seven, Children’s meeting at three o’ciock. Prof. Mattison will preach in bis church, in Forty-third strect, near Sixth avenue, at half-past (én and bal? just seven’ w'clock. Morning ‘subject, Ezek. xil.,10—Walls built With untempered mortar,’ Evening, Itomans, iii . 7 apd 8— Ihe Ministers’ protest and benevolent rattling.” The Rov. G. T. Flanders will preach in the Universaitst Miesion room, corner of Flity-seoond street and 1bira nal street halt-past port yesterday by that vessel, which lett them opposite tho fort, trom waich plice they were towed to their an ~chorage by a tug, eli: pinecone ecablomns rriment at the “AUMIil’S OUlCe as they pas: Captain Burgess roriehe, with him fifteen prisone: ‘Captured on board his several prizes. This‘ officer is one ©. Lue most uctive in the squadron, and seems me to be deserving of any mark of appreciation the Department may think at to confer upon him. ‘Tho ‘passengers on the Hope and the Garibaldi ‘have tendered to him and Ac‘ing Master's Mate Colby ‘their thavks, im writing, :or their kiud treatment of hom during’ the run to this port. They also bear test to the promptness and fidelity witu which both aa lemen discharged theirduties. The document is Signed by Jacob ©. Johns, KR. Q Kendrick, M. vei a4 Ore Greeley, J. Clarke Grosley, J.C. A. Gerry and : ae will be seen by the foregoing that, as Ipald in a previons ist eer Ip earsedl apn & piace of noto- (wiety. If the ein larerie continues such sharp practice, fv conse oad dieckade running there will be 1 have to correct an error4o bh cg 9 The ves- oe a a coamnnes wx rerecrien not "Ot beef, flour, butter, &c-, which ‘she must have taken oa. ‘at Hivaga, was ‘adid by auction, at good fetching ‘avout $32 por ticice, pork something pei ‘Fite 923 per barreled doce auontaie is really «fine vessel. Her cabin ac- eae: ‘tions are excellent, and she is baudsomely Another steamer, worth eta after, loft Havana this day week 10 order to rum the blockade, On-the day of ber departure a number of secesh temales drove about Cho city, with rebel flags flymg.and made themselves, Tidiculous geverally. bere is yet another fine steamer to Havana about to atart on the same meritorious errand. on the Cumberland ieft four New York on a sailing The new astesmer Admiral arrived today from New ‘York, with a large number of naval officers and sailors on board for the several squudrons. She called in to Port Royal on ber way. INTERESTING FROM THE STATE CAPITAL. is Reported and Noticed in Assem- t to the City Charter— Taxpayers Sue the City—Another Rail- Froad—Intreduction of the Harlem- Broadway Ratiroad Bi Scarches in the County Clerk’s Office in New York—Charges Dinde Against the Managers of the New York Asyium for the Biind—C ge Lands—Number of Bills Signed and Before the Governor, diec., Ke. Aunanr, Feb. 19, 1864. Both houses were very thin this morning, many of the smombers having taken the morning train for home. Both ‘Branches of the Legislature, however, went through with &@ large amount of routine business. The bill to increase the salary of clerk in the Surrogate's office in New York was reported adversely, That authorizing tho Belt Rail- word to ehange its track from one street to another, for @ ‘short distance on the Hudgon river, was reported favor- ably. Also the South and Grand Street Ferries Railroad -bill, Several other bills were reported, but none of any public importance, Notices were given for bilts to abolish the District Courts of the city of New York; to amend an act reiative to improvemonts in the city of New York, passed April 15, 1526. This relates to the Harbor Commission line oo the ast river, between Fourteenth and Thirty-cighth streets To incorporate Wild’s Steam Candy Company; -to amend an act to"inevrporate the New York Kye In- Girmary. Cue or two city rauroads were noticed. A Dill was introduced or & railroad in the lower part -of Broadway, commencing at the intersection of Cham. bors street aod Broadway, down Broadway to Bowling ‘Green, through State sireet to Whitehall street, to Soutn place of begivning—the fare three evnis. that the constraction of this roud will re- e Broadway effectuatly of much of the jam be- low tho City Halt Park. Among the names in the Dill are those of John Anderson, H. T. Witter, D. W Talcott, A. J. Russtnise and Henry Smith, A bill was pre-enied relative to confirming the Harbor Commission liwe on tho East river. Au aaendment of the city coarter was presented, authorizing the Mayor to appoint a com- ynission of three to investigtie the charges againat offi. scials; they to form @ court aud report full facts to the ‘Mayor, and he to remove whevever (acts justify it. Also bil omeuiee taxpayers to sue the olty tor miscon- ance of the Common Coun- a we the wea te ooprin sem |. and ve printed. ante metee | bat he did this at the request sof rome of be sent who nae BF ag = ‘but with no desire . Weiead eight votes, The” ill thea Wok ite. Gsbal course, and was referred to the Committee on TRadroads, whero its Cove Be it to go. “ho bil 18 somewhat lengthy, having the ordinance of the Common fe incor porated in ft; but the synopsis ygiven in my letter of yesterday contains all the points ‘ot the bill and the several provisions, which will as -correct an idea of tas a more extended copy. \pearance hax catised quite a commotion here, as up to the “ete of ite notice yosterday but tew suspected that it ‘was to be presented. In fact, some of tie opponents n: commenced & movement to heoae a measure in the AS <sombly for « reverse objec it tlie notice of this bill, coming hike a thunderbolt Anet them, has so upset theit i TIC that they bardly know where they staod. bill relative to the fees vd searches in the County . It provides that it shall be the receipt of an order directing to be made and to.certity the ae Rah he ita by com| be shal feit all fees allows “faire we pee recet' wo orca shail to make &® pertoual search without sey clare uroier, and aieo the Vie Clore fino of twenty dollars for rey, y iver ertit Bath aay anda ih ey an order LA meee the a ttm avenue. at three o'clock. The Rev. D. K. Bartlett, of Stumford, will preach in the North Presbyterian church morning and evening, ser- vic. commencing at half-past ten and half-past seven o'clock. At the Protestant Episcopal free church of St. Matthias, Twenty eighth street, just west of Broadway, Rey. N. bk. Cornwall, L). D. rector, a sermon will be delivered by Rev. A. H. Vinton, D.D., of St. Mark’s church, at bail, past Seven o’cicek. ‘«Who are the Disunionists of the North’? will be the subject of discussion at the peuple’s meeting at 187 Bowe] ry at three o'ciock From two to three. ‘clock, “A Con sideration of the Different forms of Governmeut.”” At the Mariners’ church of the New York Port Society, ;| corner of Madison and Catharine streets, the twenty- first of the course of Sabbath eveniug sermons will be delivercd by Rev. J. L. Shock, D. i the Lutheran church, New York, at half- past seven » Preaching at balf-past ten o’ciock in the mornit Rey. a. Me- At the Memorial church, Hammond sfreet, corner of bebo piace, the Rev. Dr. &. J. Hawley, rector o Grace church, Brooklyn Heights, will presch ‘thts ev: Services at half-past ten, balf-past and The Rey. G. ¥. Flapders will lecture atthe Historical Society's. utlding, Second. avenue, at Mall-pust seven o'clock, Subject—'The Book of oom, of Hell in a Com: Al ’? at eleven o'clock, sul i—" What a mercial Christian ia made of.’” Mr. W.H. Mitbura will deliver one of his course of lec- tures on the ‘First Christian Century,” at Irving Hall, at half-past seven o'clock. At the Christian chapel, Seventeenth street, new Sixth avenue. Urban © Brewer, the minister, will preach at th usual hours. Subject, morning— Attitude in Worship evening—*tenching by Parables,” being tirst of veries on the Parables. At-the French Episcopal Church du St. Esprit, West Teenty second street, uear Fifth aveune, morning ser vices in French by the rector, the Kev. Dr. Verren, cum- tmenclug at half.past ten o'clock. At the Central Presbyterian church, Broome street, two blocks east of Broadway, preaching by tbe pastor, Rey. James B. Dunn, at balf-past ten and balf past seven orclack. Evening subject—*The Land of Beulah,” a cou inuation of te pilgeian’s Progress.” Suoday schov! at nine snd two o'clook. At the Church of the Mediator, Lexingtoe avenue, cor- ner of Thirtieth street, the Kev. Stephen H. Tyng. Jr., rector, will preach this evening. Serviees wilt commence at half. past seven o'clock. Atthe Twentieth street Universaliat caurch, near So- venth avenue, Re’ G. Brooks gives his — sis. course on Representative Characters, at three o'cloc! Subject—*David, the Man of Morul Inconsistenay.’’ Mori {og sermon at haif-past ten o'clock By special request, the Kev. Francis Vinton, D. D.. will repeat his sermon on the Liturgy this evening, at St. Joho’s church, Hrooklya. Subject—+Universaiity and Primitive Authority of a Liturgy.” Services to ¢om- mence at half pust seven o'clocic. At All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal chureh, corner of Heory .and Scammel streets, services at haif-past ten aud ball-past seven o'clock. The rector, the Rev. Swmuer J. Corneille, will preach morning and eveving. At the Athen@um, Brooklyn, the Rev. Matthew Hale Smith will preach at half-past seven o’cicek a sermon on the Tomb of Washington,’ in commemoration of tre father ot bis Country. Services as usual at hall-past ten o'clock. The Rev. Henry J. Fox will preach at the rooms of the New England Soldiers’ Relief Association, No. 14 Broad way, thig afveruoon, at three o'clock. ‘The pubite are iu- vited to attend, ‘“¢Washington—God’s Providence seen in the Story of his Lite, and tte Lessons (or Our Tunes;”” will be the sub- ject of m discourse in the Murray Lilb Baptivt churet, ‘corner of ThirtW-seventh street aud Lexington uven ‘this evening, by Rev. 8 A Corey. Preaching ia the morning at Dalf-past ten o'clock, The reopening of St. James’ church, of which Rev. James G. Breonan ts pastor, will occur at baif-past ten o'clock this morning. Its renovation has loug veew under the hands of @ most accomplished artist, und for interior embellishment and appropriate adornment it is seid by competent judges to de(y competition with apy similar Structure on this contingnt. Today there will be a geand high mass, at which the pastor will hirfselt oii- ciate, and many Catholic clersymen ure expeotod to be prosent and take part in the ceremonies, Mrs. Cora L. V. Hatch wilt speak in Clinton Hall at three and haif-past seven o'clock, Subject for after- noon—*Sileace,”’ Eveutng subject chosen by the sudi- Interrogations answered at the close of the #is- Our Iron-Clads. OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE. Unrtep States IRON-CLAD ATLANTA, Orr Newrort's News, Va , Feb, 15, 1864. } Trip of the Atlanta from Philad-yhia to Harayton Roads— ‘The Storm at ScamHow Sh+ Behaved in a Gale, &. As considerable mterest is felt in the movements of this vessel, I have deemed it worthy to give you a few facis in relation to the voyage of the Atlanta from Phi Jadelphia to Hampton Roads. Our ship, it will bere membered, was originally tho British steamor lingal, and subsequently was cut down and converted into a very formidable iron-clad by the rebels, and was called the Atlanta. She was captured in June last in Warsaw Sound by the floating battery Weehawken. We sailed from Philadelphia on Thursday last, at three o'clock, un- dor the convoy of the doubie ender Wyalusiug. Lieutenant Commander When about three miles out the Wyalusiog collided with a tropeiler,and sas. tained so much damage ts she was obliged to return to Philadelphia tor ‘ire. We went on fincly to the mouth of Delaware jot Knowing Whether we should go to Bea or not without a convoy. On arriving of cas Honiopen the weather was so in- viting that our captain could not resist the temptation to go on alone, aud we made the necessary proparations for going to Hainpton Roads aione. Our batches wore put on, {he ports closed, and we went slong nicely until mid: when a hoavy sea began to got up, forced aguinet us by a strong head wind, whiok at times compicte y submerged us. As it moderated a little we opened the alga hatch; but the water rushed in with tremendous flooding the decks. Those who bad turned in furaea ‘out quickly, fearing the vessel was about to foun. der, as did the Weehawken. But we bys! ie mm P hangings, and there wi abn ‘Oast- wigs ep Salen in that way. Wo could net the hatenes again so tightly ut that a large Bier) of water came down; but our pumps kept ber at Monroe last night at byes) having bee t iad to make a voyage ar Matte Reeds th his morning and st up ‘Vo Newport's , whore we are now at anchor. Wo are now y time aud under all ‘vestowed on THE FOOD QUESTION’IN THE: SOUTH Important Confidential Circular ef a ebel Commissary. The Rebel Armies Suffering for Want of Food, &., &.. &e. ‘A Rebel Wati—The Handwriting Al- ready on the Wall—Imporiant Confi- dential Circular, &c., &e. Ovnicr OF Care Covnniaaary, Quiver, Fla., Nov. 2, 1863 It bas been a subject of auxious’ consideration how I could, without injury to our cause, expose to the peoplo throughout the State the prevent perilous condilton of our army. Todo this through the public press would point Out our source’ of danger to our enemies. To see each one in person, or even a sufficient number to effect the object contemplated, is impossible; yet the necessity of geveral and immediate action is. imperative to save our army, ud with it our cause, {rom disaster. The issues of this contest are now transferred to the neople at home. Ut they fatt to do their di and sustain the army in tts present position, it must fail back. througt our present line, tae wave of desolation way roll evento theshores of.the Gulf and Atlantic In disci- pijne, valor and the skill*of ite lenders, our army bas Proven more than a match for the evemy. But the best ‘sppointed army cannot maiutain RF ern witbout sup. gy at home. The people should never suior it to said that they valued their cattle and hogs, theircorn aad money, moro than their liberties and honor, aud that they bad to be compelied ‘to support an acmy they had sent to battle fe their doience. We hopo it will not become necessary to resort to tmpressments — & people fighting for thoir existence, and in defence of their homes and coumtry and institutions. We prefer rather to appeal co them by evory motive of duty and bonor—by the love they bear,sheir wives and daughters — by the memory of the heroic dvad, and the tutu’e glory gud independence of vherr country, to come to its rescue im this darkest hour of its peril. A country which can afford to send forth in its defence the flower of its youth and the best of its manhood, can afford, and are iu houor bound to sustain thom at any cost aiid sacrifice of money and property. They havo sacrificed home and cage, and suffered untold hardships, and with their lives are now de.cnding everything we hold most sacred, Floridahas done nobly in this coa- test. Her s0ns have achieved the bizbest character for their State, and won unperislabie honors for themselves. Tse brave men ave now suffering for wanl of fvo!, Not only the mon from Florida, bu: the ‘whole army of th Sou arc in this condition. Our honor as a people demaniis tiat w: do our duty to them, They mustbe fed. The folowing extracts from official letters in my possession do but par- tially represent the presept condition of the armiss of Generals Bragg aud Beauregard, avd their gloomy prospect for future supplies:— Major J. F. Cumming, who supplies Gone al Drazg’a army, writes:—"it is absolutely aud vitally important that all the cattle that cun possibly be brougtt bere saall be broucht as: promptly as possivie;’ and again, ov the 6th of October. he says:—'4! caunol too strongiy urge upon you the eoussity, gee, the urgent ncessi’u, of Sending for ward cattle promptly, It app allother resources are exhausted, and hat we are now dependent upon your Sate for beef ‘for the very large army of General Bragg. 2 kaow you will leave no stone unturned, aad I must gay all is now dependent on your exertions, 60 far aa beet is concerned. dn regard (0 bacon, th: stock ts about exhaust et—hence Weel is our only hope 1 know the prospect is very discouraging, wnd it only retains os ith those of us having ciarge of this most important work to do all we can wo exhaust our resources; and when we have dono this, our conntry cannot complain of us, If we fail to do all ‘that can be dove. and-our cause shall tail, upon us will ress the responsibility: therefore let us empluy every meaus at our command”? Again, on the 6th, he says;—‘ Major ‘A. cav explain to you the great aud ‘absolute necessity for prompt action in the matter: lor, Major, I assure you that nearly all now depenus ou you’? And 02 the 1%b October he says:—‘¢aptain Townsend, A.C. 3, baving a leave of absence for thirty days from the army oi Ten- Bessee, | have prevailed on him to see you aud explain vo You my straieoud condition, aud the imminent danger O° our army Builbring for the want of beet And on the 20th October. he wrote: ‘of beef, and I fear in a few days will have nothing ‘Dut bread toca! This ts truly @dark hawr with us, and 1 canmt see wha: is to bedone * All that aw le: for us 10 do is ty do all we can, and thea we will ae arclear coo acionce, no matter what the world may gay.” Major Locke, Unief Commissary of ia, wrote:—'« 1 Pray You. Mujur, to put every agency in motion that you can to seed cattle without # moniiui's delay towards Lhe Georgia borders * | 7) Charteston are in extremity We look alone to you for eattie; (hase nm hers gta are erhawded.’”. Major Guerin, Covel Commissary of South Carolina, wrote:—+ We are nimost entirely dependent ov Florin, and it is of the last importance at this time tuat the troops here should be subsisted.” Aysia be says — “as i! 4s, our situation is full of dinger, from want of meat, and extramdinary efforts are requered to privent disaster.” Andon the 9th of October he Bajs—" We hav: now 40,000 troops and iaborers fo subsist. Tue sunply or bacon im ‘hand in the city 18 20,000 pound’, and the cattle furnished by this State is not one-tenth of wha! os required. My anxietws and apyreinsions, as you may sUpnaxe, are greatiy excited.” Major Mullen, mush, on the 10tl ef October 1 , that the stuck of Bacon aud von oderate States 6 uOW Ox: we must depesd entiely Uem what wo ther weekly. Starvation stares the army ia the Va the 26th Uc. “*From the best ioformetion { have the sources of food (meat) of both the Teavesseo wud Vir- Exhausted §‘1bia remark now applios to South Carolina aud Gourgia, apd tho army must wenceforth deyeud upon the evergy of the purchasing commissaries, through their daily or weekly collections. / nave “rhausted the beef cutlle, and am now Olneged to kill 8 ock cattle. From these you perceive that there ig too muct cause for the deep solicitude manitested by the writers. They should excite the fears und appreheuaivns of every lover Of his country. ‘Truly tee respousibility upou us 19 great, when we are expected to feed these vast armios, whether the proaucers will sell tous or not Thy slightest retlece tion would: teach any one that it is iunpossibie to provide for such armies by improssments wious. The pople mus’ cheerfully yield their supp ves, or make wp thear muy face—the hundwriting is on the wall.”’ minds to surrender thar erwse. It ts thote cause, it is bet the cause of the government, The government is he army. the government, you und |. smdbeovery ything we have, ure staked upon tis con Hi, is otal asd irretrievabie rain, uniwersal thing, ant alject ani ignomini ru: submission and slavery to the most desproable and tnvamous rice on earth. Whoover has any other thought but to light oa, us any cost of If@and proporty, until we achieve oar tadependence, or all perish iu the struzgle, deserves to be the slave of such am enemy. But, under the guid. ance of Providence, our cause 18 sae inthe hands « our ray, provided we do our dut “athome. But Provideace will Dot help a people woo Ww. sot help themselves. Cur euemics have Bo hove of gonquering us by arms. Tacit only hove is, that we will be untrue to ourselves aud in tbe blind pursuis of gain, lore sight of wur cow Uye perieh. es Of Termeswe are last to ws; the hog cholera another causes have ext short the prospet m Georgua aml other States. LL is arcertained that the tast war's crop ef bacn 19 about exhausted. and i v8 certain thal the crop of this wilt be wench eht “than that of iast year. ww twodarge arinies look glmost solely to Mardi to sappy ono entire article of spbgtstence. The entire surplus ot this year’s crop of Aacon throughout the confederacy, even when husbengéa wish tue utmost ecodomy, will be madequate tou nds of the goverpmen!. Ibis makes it the duty Of every man to economise as much us possible—to sell ROL @ pound to any Ohe e@ise Whilst there #8 any dan ger O ovr army sulfering, and to pledge at schedule Fates his urpins—baeon, beet, sugar and syrup— to the govornment. J sal mnly' Believe our couse t: hope less, unless our people can be browgat tu thit point. L have thought it my duty touddress this confidential €ircuiar to the principal men in various sections of the State, and invoke their aid and co-oporatien with tie pur chasing commissaries aod yoveruiment agents ia their dis trists 12 inaugurating aud puting ww operation sume ayatem by which our eemies can be more promptly sup plied, nnd alt of ooF resources which aro necessary Sequred to the government. The appeals to m: and more urgent every cay: the prossure upou is very great. Showld she pow respond to whe call made upon her resources x8 she bas upon the bloodiest battle fields of the war, tho weaswre of her glory will be full But if we withhold cor sappiies, we cripple our army. and render it impossible for them ti If the enemy break | te most signa! vievorie: meeives upon a war feoting. This they have-never yetdoue, They must sow und plant, and gather f government. ‘Thea, and not will then, will tbe Faye of peace break through the clouds of war which overhung us é P. W. WHITE, Major and Chief Commissary. P, You are specially requested not to.atiow this cit- cular to go out of your posses<ion, but to.read it to such persons #8 you know to be true und prudent, and to begin She work contempiatra immediately. Restrictions on Wuod. CURCULAR, , 1864, justructions trom department head- quarters, of December 25, 1863, aad with the urgent re. quest of Major P, W. White, ©... for the State of Florida, acroes the borders of the State (except for army cousumption) of Ai whieh make part of the army ration, without special permit, is hereby prohibited, except in cases maaitestiy for family use, or tinder circumstances which relieve the traosac- tion from the Possibility of bomg a parchase for specul»- tive purposes.’’ The permit im the caves mentioned will be applied for of tho District Commissaries. No pur. chases will apes Lan pag be ‘by com. missarics oF thei agents from jc , except der trom Major White, ©. 8. for tho spate, low jm the bands of speculators, middle men Under oa allowed Srolicares be ay will be —— ler orders irom By order Brig. Gea. 1 FINBOAN, Cat, ra A. G, The Ice Blockatte in the 2 Potomac, Ae. Barriwone, Feb. 20, 1904, » & despatoh from Annapolis this morning saye the stedmer Louisiana, trom Fortress Monroe, arrived at Seven A.M. Six escaped oflicers could not get to Balti- more on account of ice, The boat is all right. ‘The steamer Cotumbia and thirty other vessels are lylng off Greenly’s Point. An fcebound regiment of colored troops bas just ar- rived from St, Marys county, we certs one eee baits g200,000, ou whlch Wonre a an igouraace @¢ 9100000 Pa | Personal Intellig ‘The Paris correspondent of tho “ae the 24 inst. says:— ringtom, Assistant Secretary of tho United Dow in Paris, alter a flying trip over the Sootinent| and is about returning to tho United States. I am idformed that the bavkers of Fran\fort have bim 4 lous of @ hundred millions for the United governmen,, but that be hus informed them that be does not think it will be required. Mr. Harring- ton, during his atay io Europe, has bad many opportuni tes, whicb he has not neglected, of convincing those who doubted, and confirming thoee who believed, im tho sta- bility avd sounducss of the United States. rooy.of the rebal cruiser Florida, is en- ee use tee geet things of Paris for a few days provious to ture on a cruiso, which may result in his being brought over atmoug detested + Yankees.” He is cer- tainly,for & “pirate,” as mild mannered and gentie- manly @ man as you will seo iv a day's journey. fe Sipwiog Urloanist- mat The Copat de Paris with the I jarie Isabella; Prince Philippe of Wuriomberg with a Bavarian Princess, sister of the Empress of Austria; aud Prince Philippe of Saxe Coburg, 600 Of Princess Ciementive of Orleans, witb an austrian Archauchess. MM, Thiers and Berryer received ono day, in Paria each about four thousand cards, @ sign of the strong ap- proval their speeches have met with. it ig apnounced by the Polish national goverament that Miorcglawski has coased to be tho general ygrganizer abroad of the (orces of the revolt; but that gonoral is aid to be pone the less busy at Liege in providing arma. and other supplies for the insurgents. Col, Simon Levy, of the Independent Battalion, N. ¥. Vola rs, Who has been under arrest for ove hundred and three days, hua been tried hefore a court martial and honorably discharged, the court finding no cause of action. isw York Hanatp Pig Secret of Mak me tre Most Exqul- te fragrance imperishable has been discoverad. PH ALON a'son's Serkes of the Nizht looming Cereus not only jo perfumes in luxarious richness, Ld wwibata sib easton ref the stmosphere, aud ceneety DS Ometal Drawings ot Murray, Hady & o,"s Keatucky Btate Loti ‘BeNTUOR: Exrna Oudss 183 Heb, 20, 1354. 69, 23, wee . BL, 38. 45, 9, 39, 42, 12, 15, 40. i: 66, 23, 18, 75. oY, Gusts 1%4—Fen. 20, 1804 lage seat free of c! », by addres ar snag Av ML. 70, 69, aD 58, 68, 69. FED DY EDDY & CO.. Covington, Ky. Omen! Drawings of ene one College i ToWery of Kone rea Ova Bt—teb. 2, 188 42, 7, 29,25, 2X. 1, 40. 37 58, 4, 43, 31, 17. Crass fe, 20, 1368. 76. 26, 14, GO, 37. 51, (6, 78, 74, 64, 29, 56, 69. Ciroulaca by adtressiag 2%. & SIMMONS & CO, __ Sovington, ‘Ky. 1 Drawings of the Linrary Asso- rv of Fi ome ciation Company a on A CLASS bs W. 185b, 51, 56, 32, 69, . G3. 47, 53, 28, 23, 37. Ouass tae sb, 20, 1854. 29, 32, 3,°24, 76, 73, 28, 46, G7, 45, 18, 19. Gureniags sent’ by aildressine FRANCB, Eulls & GO., Managers, Oovington, Ky. Messrs, Simmons, Rogers & Co. are authorized to rece! od make collections on our account. ik. BIMMONS & CO, Roya! Havana Sce officia: drawings of Fe! on another page. TAYLOR & CO, Prizes Cashed in Atl Legutized Lotte- ries and information given. GALLAGHER & BENJAMIN, Brokers. 310 Cheatnu( street, Philadelphia, Prizes Cashed in Alt Legal Lotteries.— Prompt aud reliable information given or sont J.B, CLAYTON & O., 10 Wall street, N. ¥. Prizes Cashed and metion Fur- nished in all legaitzed lotteries. ALECK & CO., Brokers, 33 ine atvect, N. ¥. Tickets Ca of the nhove Lot- teries, and 1aformation given, by ANTONIO, 174 Broadway. Cashed in All Legaitzed JOSEPH BATES, Broker, These formation given. Lotter. ¥ Lotteries. In 11 Wali sireet, row N. A Beautitai Complexion. — Leird’s Bloom of Youth Miained a celebrity of having ao equal for preserving and bea! ing the complemon. 433 Broad. way and drugytsta every where A Qarrt Demtiohnot 0. K. Bourbon fer $1, $1 % and $1 50: 1815 Nrandy, vopy fine. $2 9) per battle; old Naver e Brnndy, Anest im, market, $3 50: a few vention, . 82 0; wlew ether Wines nice beanda, nt DRCKASR'S, 1,260 Broade rly-tirst mireet. A Dozen Cartes de Visite, $1; Life Sine Photograph, in oft, $38. Tait all unt tt waited VAUGHN, 228 Bowery, to Smoters,—Pollnk & Son, 7 ome atrect, near the 1c and retail Pipes cut to nted. Address Meerxchaum manufacturers Bowery. well goods at who e order, repaired, boiled and n An Officer im the Army Writes:—At tosneetion F noticed “that w lure proportion of tie men's Knapseeks contained @ box of Troches, being generally used by there for colds, &c. “Brown's Bronchial Proches” should be in every noldier's knapsack or pocket, to be used upon first appearance of a cold of cough An Elegant ane Ch thy and dvwable —CRONDAL’S Patent Prepared ing A large asa ortment ol Mattrewes and Purnil fous. ‘seats for Coaches, Theatres, &c., Lif ing Pil lowsand Boat Kents, Saving Pads, c., constantly on band And orders tilled a’ the ahurtaat witice, TH BROADWAY, 706, Al! Those Afflicted With Rheumatiom. Nervorvand Rheumatic Headache. will find great dd crmfort from using CRONDA.’'S Patent Preps: Gore Stulfed: Mattresses, Seats. Cushions. Pillows, Se. 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Sold 25 cents a box Chambers Stree’, 115—Depet of the Ex- otalte Torlet Articles of she Societe Hygiesique de New ork. Do Try the Tot Art a of the Societe Hygieniqus dyiew York, .. depot tts Chambers strect Deatnes:. Bitndness, and all Defects of Sight and Hearing treated as usual, 7, Dr CADWELL, & Chnwon plan i ighth street, Olle hours frou 9 tos, i:x- atuioation: EB. Mendes, No. 6435 B: Bleecker and Amity streets.—MEN D! my, Between Chocoiate im recom. mended to > of the most delicate health by 1's bene ent ant nourishing qualities. ‘The celebrated Chocolate weil repates Tor thelr excellend taste avd {li erave ') muy Other candies, wi ye ealth First Annual mr * DE! 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Super ‘every other paration for the >air in appearance it mire teetega of ike dull, Se dyes, so that the See. cor aoe most theta Ahn. tt be fm 4 ‘entire! rercom: ths ba aa Xs “ ous uve o¢ preparations contain: RiaL © no to CREAN browa or black. Sree ne HOYT &CO., 10 University place, W. ¥ ue Bort ty of the © rare To! Wah Productions’ General agency, "Us bees Job Printing < Che Spruce street. Orders No Wore oOLe sass AN haitsataan a No, 11 age 4 Ceapcaloctnn te ae eek Notice te Deaters in LORILLARD'S SNUFF. alk: Saeco eee cents per pound Fa a P. PrLoRtLuAnD, * sid N «Feb, 9, 1804. 16 and 18 Chambers street Plies, Itehing Pites.—Use Rossman’s Cure, It never Laila, Bol by all dr ee Patents: Patents! Patents are, MUNN & OO. publishers of ibe SCIENTIFIC ANENTOAN. continuete det ea Atlermors for socueine Pe. Messrs. Munn & Co, ad seventeen yea: wie 49 soliciting Patents, and have acted as "Avorneya for more than 20,100 inventors, containing the Patent Laws and other impor. 7 , furnished free on applica. tation and advice free, Address MUNN & CO. Corner F aud sever 37 Fark row, New York, or, ots, Washington, D. 0. Smokers, Attention.—Sarbrag, No. 220 Broadway, hason hand the finest lot of Virginia Smoking and Chewlng Tobacco in the city. To the Ladies, Both married and single, the ol cidest regulator for females, DR. CHEES!MAN'S FEMALE PILLS. They bavi been used over a quarter of century, They ang of renewing taterrupted menstruation, aud are the only medicine marricd and single ladies have relie@upon for many years and can rely upon now. bags Bold by druggists generally. Bent promptly by mait $l ver box, or six for$5. All orders addressed HUTCHINGS & HILLYER, Proprietors, nit a Cedar street, New York, &C0.'S sen, Hetnatto 8 psd ip Bg Speci Tady attendant, White Virgin Wax of Antilles Beautt- Ses and whitens the complexion without injuring tt, Re io Wax, manufactured by member, it is Pure White Vir HUNT €CO., e133 South Seventh street, Philadelphia. Sold at 715 Broadw: i iste here. Wiga, gon Matr Pye, Hate reine and Moldavia Cream, for beautifying’ the fair, at W. BACHELOR'S, 16 Bond street. eoler & Wilson's Highest Premium ke Sewing } Machin 6 Office 505 Broadway, w lock Wilder's Patent Salamander Safes: ae best Fire Proof Safe inthe world. Depot 100 Maider jane. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Saturpay, Feb. 20--6 P. M. The share market was feverish to-day, and the New York roads broke down. Some of the West ern railway shares also sold lower. As compared with the sales at the first board on Friday, Read- ing Railroad advanced 4, Michigan Central 5%, Illinois Central Fort Wayne 1%, Alton and Terwe Haute 4%, Chicago and Northwestern 3, Cumberland Coal 3%, and Quicksilver Mining 244. New York Central declined 14, Erie 3%, Erie pre- ferred 2, Hudson River %, Harlem 2, Michigan Southern 4%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 1, Galena and Chicago 1%, Cleveland and Toledo %, Chica- go and Rock Island 24, and Toledo and Wabash 1. Government securities were lower, the five- twenty coupons being quoted at 1067%, the regis- tered 6’s of 1881 at 110, and the coupons at 110%, and the seven and three-tenths Treasury notes at 110%. The quotations at the gold exchange to-day were as follow: 93 o'clock A. M 9% o'clock A.M. 10 o'clock A. M 10 4;-0'elock A. M. 12 o'ciook BM. 1 o'clock P.M —The market was dufi, and the iiateton aro merely, nominal. During the debate on the proposition to'sell the surplus gold of the government, it was stated that Secretary Chase had not yet asked Congress for authority to do so, and we presume the Committee on Ways and Means, upon this statement, were in- duced to report adversely upon the resolution. If the Secretary has not sought the power which the resolution intended to confer, let him do ao at once by all means. The proposition is a good one, and if properly carried out would have a salutary effect. Any amount above six or eight millions thrown suddenly into the New York market would smash the gamblers for six months at least, and cause the greenback currency to ‘approxi- mate to the value of coin” more suddenly than Mr. Chase inhis most sanguine mood can at present hope for. The business at the Sub-Treasury to-day is thus reported: — Amount on band Receipts from cu: 159% 2 o'clook P, M $91,793,339 From other sources. . 2,008" 11 Total. +$40,010,613 Payments. 170.661 Balanoe .. $31 230,002 The total ‘value of ‘the importationa (other than dry goods and specie) at this port during the week ending on the 19th inst. was $1,734,832. The Eighth National Bank of this city, to be lo- cated in the vicinity of Broadway and Canal street, has been organized, with a capital of two millions of dollars, 1t will commence business on a paid in capital of five hundred thousand. The following is of importance to parties®inter- ested in the Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg Railroad Company:— Earhings in January, 1864. Ernings in January, 1803. see ee BEL OTO fo... 86,046 Tocréase™. . + +++ $16,628 The transfer agency of ‘this company has been removed to the Mercantile Bank. See advertise- ment. Stock Exchange. Satenvay, Fed 20—10:30 A. M. ~ 12004 830000 US 6's, 'B1,con 110% 200 shs Erie RR.. 30000 US 6',5-20¢0u 107-4300 do. 5000 US 6a, '14,c00 102% 500 do. 1203, 7000, endorsed 100 ry do 12035 6000 usoe ly rece oN do.... ..810 1201) 5u000 do... 9954 400 Erie RR pret. . 107 10000 Ill war loam.” . 101 100 do, sbi 15000 do... tal 100 ao.. tts 4 15 Louisiana 8's. 60 160 {810 112% $000 Californie 7'8.. 126 200 Reading RR. ..b10 128 80000 Ubio & Btiss cer 39 128% 30 om tos. «125% 600 dos... B80 1284 400 do. 8 24 Mich Cen Bt 2000 hele Sth m bde 1214 260 do. 10000 Hud z4-m 8 fos 11645 on Mich So sf bds 111 10% 300 11 Can bd 1284 9000 ANATHZdm pref 90 4000 Alton AT Hin. 96 $000 Cui & N Wisk 90 $000 Chi & N Wada 000 Cleve ie dats 10000 Miss & Mol g 10000 do. 7000 P,Fewachidam 15000 American gold. 159 20 shs Bk of Com... 107 8 American kx Bk 109 5 Hanover Bank... 1003 100 Canton Company 424; 10. BIO 42% 200 petaatud nal Co 19 10. bi 600 MS &N Ia gtd. 4 er full stock. 134% do. -D10 194% na m ba Ri ed iM 116 -b10 116% . Gg <b10 11655 “Bev doi ci RR 160 0 ‘@ 600 Central Coal Co 60 Cumb Coal pref... a . 400 2500 of 1800 se, 19% 300 Chi & Alton Bt 200 [880 11932 600 Chi & Alton pr ° 200 b10 120° 44. Cin HA Day RR 200 - 830 120 50 Mins & Mo RR “OK 100 +10 120% 60. Chi & MILK... 65 Sales at the Pubite Board. ut THRRE O'CLOCK P. Ma. $10000 Mia &Molgbs 72 134% 100 shs Li! Cent RR 15000 8 RCI &O1m.b15 = 200 do. 3 do 100 Erie ~ A 300 200 do..... 300 iat 160 Chic & Rk RR. 100 Chic &N WRR “50 Quarts till (Co a 100 It Com RR 134% Pore of New York, xk, February 20, 1898. CLEARED. Steams) ip Morning Star, Courtenay, Havana and New Or- leans—James A Raynor. pale Baushice (ir), Hayden, Matamoras—Smith & Dum Ship Hamlet, t Collins, Boston—Mayer & Penb p Snip James L Bogart, Hodgson, Liverpool Trask & Dear. rn. Bark Satem (Br), Powell, Montevideo and Iuenos Ayres— Tames & Wile: Bark Der Ringende Jacob (Prus), Waller, Bristol —Funei, Meincke & Wendt. Bark Ricardo (Ital), Califane, Cork—Holmooe & Belcher Bark Glen Ciune (Br), Turnbull, Glasgow—James Har. voy. Hare Ealing Grove (Br), Finlay, Ha T AR Webster Jo, Bark Evelyn, Patterson, Blizabethport—Walsh @ Cowon. Brig Mountaineer (Br), West, St Pierre, Mar- urst, WCA,—Bierwith & &8on. pe le Emily (Br), StooKe, Bat ‘riz Rapid (Be), Marshall, Halifax—G Wheeiright. Brig Felipsn (Br), Peterson, St Thomas—Jones & Louch wns W Eaton (ir), Coallleet, Kingston, Jam—D K De Brig Velocity (Br), Darrell, Havana—Darrol! & Co. our Olive Hayward, Barbour. Port R T M Mayhew. Schr Nathaniel Chase, Doan, Turks I -T B Chase & Co. Fone Julia Franklin, Van Name, York River—T J Camp- Schr Whirlwind, Jones, York River—T J Campbell. Schr LO Foster, Howes, York River—Crowell & Payne, Hehe Free Wind, Robinson, Newbern—K D Hurlbut & Co. Sobr famusl Bmith, Kianor, Baltimore—Merrill & Ab- Behr Charmer, Fuller, Newbern—C Goodspeed, mance General Banks, Ryder, Washington—Godfrey & lolycke, Schr Ann, Bedell, Baltimore—Merrill & Abbott. "hr Auteaman, Nickerson, Baltimore—Berriil & Abbets. Scor C Lawson, Newbeck, New Haven—M Briage eit Ellen T Louisa, Snow, New Haven—Hotchkisa & Ham- nd. "iSloop Art, Decher, York River—T J Campbell, ARRIVED. Steamship George Wnahington, Gager. Kew Orleans, with mdse, mails and passengers, Cromwell & Co. SE eee Saciatacd 12 noura Ou the river: sue in the river, doing up. UB gunboat Arizona and, nd U Fi Anderson: pansed of, ick of Agth tng 196 miles rtermaste, The Ai ‘AM, Feb 11; ernie at are ay Wea at “AM 20th; aun at a erat 18th; pail be enccen 8 9°30 Maine Volunteers and the Ist Maine hatery te Pink Neti & Co. whip Onward, cursor ol. Dec 14, with mdse. te ‘Wal hase. Experienced heavy wester'y gaice saa! the’ patence: 5 ont head salle and receive 30, lat SY 40, 1 ¥ American ship bound E, showing numbers 23.8 o et iat Soir Lucy Drew, Wakefield, Portand for Baltimore, chr Telegraph. Meintyre. York River, oysters. Schr K A Crozier, ——, York River, ovaters. Senr Tunis Depew, All Bebe Friunph, ch ebr O1 Schr Rislog Daw: ree, New Ber , Schr Frederick Eugene, Crochet New Bedford, bal'ast. Kebr Menona, Ryder, Boston, aye Rich. Boston for Forwrens Mi lomroe. N&D Scudder, Higgins, Providence for Patuseat ire Nene C B Jones. Freeman, Portland for Baltimot Beir Jouiun Hamblin, ich, Provincetown for Virgiols, Schr Col Lester. Perry. New Bedford. Scr Ram! Gilman, Burgess. Pratt, Baker, Bi Baltimore for Fall River. iia Frances. Counel, W pe peteo, Burr, Boston, 3 days, with mdse, to FO ‘G'Sicele Steale. a mer Mart Ricamer Ospray. ali The steamship, Karnak, Capt Comsiogs (not Cushing), rived Friday might, from ‘New Orleans Feb 11, ‘raporia Pe x lat Jon 84 52, parsed ateamship Bent nce for New Orlenue The Karnat haan bourd, eiEht 6 iets and Sightv-alt men of the ath Massachusetts artillery. who have come home on furlough. City Sicomab! nteames Detentt and D H Mon City of itew . Edward O' Bri rack oom seams, Railtimore. idence. and Morning Star; sips White Berallows Kleinworth i Aone pai Pe ri Robie Ena, and Ban Juan ag need 38 Welden, 91 . T A Crook. srenarssee, Fliza Angeline Van ©) m A Kili, Avon. Uanover, sue Pranklin, Sarah Maria, Maria. F A De Hart. ‘Wind at sunset SW, very light. Breawante Orry of Wasmixotox, Inman line, aailed yesterday at noon for Queenstown aa@ Li Sryawsnte Monwtne Stax, Capt Courtenay, sailed yoster- day for Havana ahd New Orieans, The Italian frigate Ie d’italia has goae in the Bast river, aud now lies at Ford's wharf, Brookivn. We are indebtod to the Purser of the steamship George Washington for favors, Now Haven barbor fs frozen over nearly down to the light house. Passaca—the British Minnehi Quice Passage 8 a pac ip iaaenatny Capt Meora J Kuox & Cos Fork pesasnget line, which salled hence, Jen. W, acrwved oh Londonderry on the morning of Feb 1, making the vend in the tinnanaliy abort apace of fourtecu and a hail dave. The average of her last three passages In lene than eighteen tt rt counts. A p was despatched to her relief from Baitimore on Thursday, and would no doubt succeed im get- ting her off L m Nerassa for Philadelphia, weas ashore o1 Tinicum Isiand on Wednesday, Will be got of when tide favors. without damage Brig Sworprisn (Be), before reporied ashore Rocks, got olf yesterday mort.ing and returned to Boaton. Scr Axwa Etwes, before reported ashore on Peaque, haw gone te pieces, Son Nxws Hoy, of Boston, a market fisherman, is ashore at Beach Point, full of water. Sone Ronent P. Wantnc, from Portiand, of and tor Bitte worth 1th inat, went on to Crabtree Point, Fox Island, 19 & snow squall on the, night of, the 11th inst, and Becarne ta- wreck. RP WW was loaded with freight for par- tien ‘a lisworth, Foreign Ports, Harsvax, Feb 19—Arr Sultan, NYor! Naacav. Jan LS—Aie steamer Presto, Horeey. Wiiming- ton. NO (and cid 29th for 8 John, NB); brig George F ion, eit (Br). White, NY mis heh kk (and cid 19te A Northrup fist), Gardner, Anne aie Branscombe, do (and effi Feb 6 for do): 19th, ace ‘no, Adatns, td West (and tae i, CY Des} maa Key Witiningtoa, er La ny 13 foe “Bizonn BB: id old N Vearee. hey cy ne RC (and a got Alicea Wiltal ice, ———, Wit a 7 Sidoba, NBS: ‘steamers Governor York Bayley ntuine: Nor (and .eld Oth for St Thome), Georre Olympi ler do: achr Mary Clinton, Reeve. do) Sd steamer Mary Ann, Dert Wilmington, NO; bee rie jen B Mer; n. Lith, bisa, Ke “ c anti Araica. at HAL Arr fro aoe 1 Continesiat Cadiz, 14 Me vin At rentina at Cork; Sth, Atlan a Fed a. Ocean, from Androssan: Sth, Mane ete te Clyde houiniaan, Prom Queenstown, ok? ship Columbia, from Liverpool for New York, bas putt (Latest via Queenstown.) ‘Art from New York, no date, Gardiner, at Oporto; Queseo, American gl BOBTON, Feb 19—Arr steamer Pi roe. Returned, brig Swordfish ( off rs trom Hull, and. wae Fixer Pi Huron, ane CO Duneae, riman, eee ‘Ones Bre Rue up scant ft Sipe Vaat Teen fest aga aa ore H Premisrn fox Wale por left the Brenkwater om areday maoyuing