The New York Herald Newspaper, March 17, 1864, Page 3

2 INANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, pec , March 16—6 P.M. The stock market today was firm, but mos buoyant. Compared with the sales at the Grst board yesterday, New York Central advanced 4, Hudson River 3, Iilinois Contral 1, Cleveland and yittsburg 13¢, Pittsburg aod Fort Wayne };, Alton and Terre Haute X, Pacific Mail 1, od Cumberland Coal 1, Erie Raliroad declined 34, Erie preferred 54, Reading jg, Michigan Central };, Michigan Southern 15s, Galena and,Chicago , Cleveland and To- ledo %. Chioago and Rock Island 1, Milwaukee and Prai- rie du Chien 14 In the afternoon the general list was not so strong. River Railroad shares, however, sold up at the seoond Doard to 157, which was a clear advance of five per cent since yesterday. The closing quotations were as fol lows:—New York Central 137, Erie Railroad 1234, Hud- son River 156%, Harlem 144%, Michigan Southern 108%, Minois Central 137%, Chicago and Northwestern 63%, Galena and Chicago 110%, Chicago and Rock Island 123, Pittsburg and Fort Wayne 1301;, Alton and Terre Haute 783<, Cleveland and Pittsburg 1243¢, Pacific Mail 234, Cumberland Coal 84, Qricksilver Mining 623{ , and Canton Company 64. ices of railroad shares at the first board to-day com- ith those obtained ou Wednesday of last woek as fotloy March®, March 16. New York Ceotral.... 133% 1375 Krie...... 1235, 109 155 his 108 \% 138 123 Galena and Chicago. 6 n9 Cloveland and Toledo 149% 146 Chicago and Rock Island.. 124 Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien TO 13% Toledo and Wabash. 67 65 Pittsburg aud Fort Wayn 12934 129 Alton and Terre Haute. Iss 19% Chicago and Northwest 62 63% Chicago and Alton . 91 886 Pacifie Mail ° 231 Cumberland 84% Canton Company... 65 Quicksilver Mining 64 The following were the quotations to-day for govern. ment securities: — Five twenty coupon bonds, interest on. Five-twenty registered bonds......... Seveo and three tenths Tressury notes. -108% 10935 412 Registered 6's of 1881... +112 Coupon 6's of 1881... +1123¢ One yoar currency certificates. 99% We roferred yesterday to the Canton Company as being one of the gambling stocks op the fist of the Board of Brokers. A statement was recently published, which emanated from interested bulls, that Congress would pro- dabiy purchase the water front of the corporation and a jarge portion of the land, for the purpose of establishing a navy yard, This} like the hundreds of rumors that have been apread before the public for the purpose of in fvencing this stock, is simply ridiculous, and has no more foundation than a report that Congress was about to cs- tablisb a navy yard in the moon would have. The port of Baltimore, with the most favorable tide, cannot be entered by vessels drawing over twenty-two feet of water, and it ofteo occurs that vessels drawing nineteen feet are detained a number of days for want of a sufficient depth of water; and, besides, a bar makes out in front of the Canton Company's grounds opposite Fort McHenry, which alone would be sufficient to set at’ rest any idea of ever establishing @ navy yard at that point. The statement fad its elect, however, and the stock rose on the report. The gold market was in a bigh state of excitement to-day over the government surplus resolution, and tele grams flew thick and fast from Washington to this city, aud the wires were loaded with opinions and conjectures On the probable passage or defeat of the resolution. Those ‘who bave heretofore been considered knowing ones in the vicluity of Wall street were gatisfod that tho offect of the resolution would be to reduce the premium, and, being «ander the impression that it would eventually be adopted, ‘they quietly pat their piles on the market and took the Dest bids they could get. The consequence was a large in- crease of cash sales, and a great addition to the usual ag Gregste amount, giving to the market during most of the day a lively appearance. As will be seen by thoquota tions bolow, the preminm at the opening was 63; but by twelve o'clock it fell to 603%, from which point it took ap upward turn, bat did not get above 61}¢:— 94 o'clock A. ¥ 1X o'clock P. M. 9% o'clock A. 2 o'clock P. M. 10 o'clock A. 246 o'clock P.M. 10% o'clock A. 3 o'clock P. M.. 10\ o'clock A. M. 3% o'clock P.M. 11 o'clock A 33, o'clock P. M. 114; o'clock A. 3% o'clock P.M. 12 o'clock M. 4 o'clock P. M.. 12 2k P. 4 o'clock P. M.. 1 4 \o'clock P. M..... 1% o’clook P. 4% o'clock P.M ....1614, Storling exchange was dull, and owing to the fluctua- tions io gold the market was unsettled. ‘The movey market continues easy at stx per cent, with a fair demand. Capital continues to accumulate, and thore is now a large volume of the interest bearing lecal tender Treasury notes in this market. The report of the Assistant Treasurer to-day is as (ul bows — Amount on hand ecaipts from customs... rom other sources. $42,202,649 197,000 273,609 Total Payment Balance Bers ey ees Acircular bas been. } inted explaining the conditions upon which the preferred stock—amounting to $1,500,000 0” the Harlem Railroad Company—was issued. The terms of the covenant which the directors entered into with the subseribers to the preferred stock require that eight per ceut dividend shall be paid to that class of stock holders before the owners of the common stock can be entitled to any returns, The latter stock may then re- ceive eight per cent if the net earnings should be sufll- cient to pay that amount of dividend, and if a surplus ould still remain tbe two descriptions of stock would ‘be upon an equal footing in regard to the division of the Dalance. The shipments of gold from California this year up to se date of the sailing of the last steamer, compared with the exports during thejeame time last year, were a3 lows: — January 1 to February 1863 +++ $8,000,146 Jeuaary 1 to February 20, 1864....., 11,110,039 INRGNO ici vies dvesceundvsciee aoa $3,109,883 ‘The last reports of the country banks of Massachusetts compare as follows wilh former returns:— January 20, — Mar-h 5. Loana «$55,698,179 67,919,185 Specie 1,583,244 1,496,339 Ralsaces 5.072926 6 ,646,9.6 Pevosite Liss. 12'973,927 —13;109.682 Circulation. 2.38 sec. 21,819,205 215,724,409 A comparison witb the corresponding period of the last two yours preseute the following changes:— Loan, — S| Deposits. Cirewlation, March § 1964 . $57,919,155 1.494, i Fob'y 24, 1363. 5 442 J 13,123,608, March 1! 1862 1 6.851.566 ‘Ihe exroings of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railvoad during the month of February, compared with the receipts for the suine month last year, were as fol- tows — Fobruary, 19 Fevruary, 146 $451,886 366,597 Tncrease . $56,288 —The receipts stace January 1 have been $742,561, ag +inst $703,048 for the fret two montne of 1463. ‘Tbe Mariette and Cincinnati Railroad earned during the first week io Mareh $21,724, which is an increae over the receipts during the same week last year of §7 192. ‘The receipts of cotton at New Orleans during the first wook of March were 2,731 bales. The market on the 8b jost was dull, with very /ittie offering and only a limited @owand Stock Exchange, Wepwkapay, March 16—10:30 A. M. EB ie RR “RR sdsou preferred. 10 iver RR. oe 86D 97 Sane Cast Go. ait + Gopake tron Mines I “~ do. Be do “0 oiey. Gal & Gin, RR is 2) Geen & Obi) RE. 18), | the malicious statemevt NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAKUH 17, 1664.—WITH SUPPLEMENT. 10) Canada Copper Co 9 Fee ape gel R °F 25) Central Coal Co... 9 do % 40 American Co. 1 1) % 138 Cumb Cos! prot... 20 apesecens eck ae . Bur & 60) . ay TO MMs re du 1100 ip A GOTO A Wabash BE io “Al 1984 Bet da ack 4 W RR 28 . = ol ® ip - : we om ree viWachicngs = 12 3 40, o do 100 MaryiandCopperCo i Ion 100 ao 80 i 300 Quickst 4 300 Alton & Tila: nT ™ . 79 aoe ae 2 Chicago aN WAR 63 100 Cen Amer Tran Co. 5t 63 uo do. cS ™ i eo 200 Chi ion RR. BA} 0 qhcak Heute pref 96 20 Chic & NW pref... Bt BO dO... -0e0D¥0 BLY / oa ioeet SMe @ do. vce AD 100 biG Bt 4 Bt vy 1 Long ane ae oh 10) Miss AMisouri RE. 63 measa. aiOxaon. & %. Bes alt ali a at in io t re 10 £3 & Wah i bio ‘e ‘ Misa 30 Cumberiasd Coal. 100 AM Galena & Gi it ees Mg G 109 Chie £ Bk iid RR. OITY COMMBROIAL RBPORT. Weonkspar, March 16—6 P.M. Asans.—Receipts 65 bbls. Stock light and demand fair mainly for export to France. fearis have advanced to $10 50: pots are Grm at $8 8735 Breapstorrs.—Receipis 14,438 bbis. our, 1,525 bbls. and 1,634 bags corn meal, 4,354 bushels wheat, 6,74 do oats, 4.368 do. cora, and 600 do. barley malt, ‘The drooping ten dency of the market for State and Westeru four noticed for some days past continued today and thoagh prices were not decidedly lower, yet the bulk of the business was on a basis of a reduction of Sc., and to realize on large lols, par- Ucuiarly of Western brands, a still further concession would ave been necessary. The ruling quotations are. wo high asto reclude experts, aind the day's busi aes, which comprised In'600 bblas aa teholty to therhome irate, There rasan tive movement in Southern flour on account of government songrat at prices favoring buyers. The sales reached bois, within our ramge. Canadian flour git and heavy, with 600 bbissoid, Incora meal and rye flour there was no quotable change, and 20 bbis of the Pal and 175 bbls. of the latter exchanged bands. e uote gu rine fae and Western flour, +86 5a 645 xtra Si 2 660 6 75 - 6808 705 615 a 715 Geetteeanien as 720 800 Extra St. Louis.. 79M aw 0 Common to good Southern 69a 70 Good to choice extra do. » 74501050 Common Canadian. ~ 6708 690 Good to choice extra ao. -70a 776 Rye flour... . 50a 6 Corn meal, bbis. +525 a 6 20 2 Da 29 00 ighi, owing to the ere aud sellers, Tae low reduced indisposes ices, which exporters and the local millers do not feel warranted In of the day foot opty 30,000 bushels, at $1 for white Kent wo , st i. for aaiitte Micinigan, quoted ‘nominal y Or variey 100 buswete wer repot State. and $1 60 for Canada” West, live and nominally at $1,568 $1 60. Com how decided es, 86,000 bushels at $1 S0a BI SI for a Western ised in shipping order, aud $1 2¢a $1 26 for rop Jersey and fare vellow; included in the vern mixed, dy Auction, and {prices tended dow: q ge at Bc, Benw an. Sales of 4,000 tbs. (part Southera) at Stic. a Smrcony was in good demand. Sales have been made of about 200 casks granulated at lic a nd was held higher, [x ee was Orm at 37'.c_ Si if 20 Mara. 4s7 and 71 bb! and 1.00) bags St. Domingo at Sze. a $3c.. all ¢ Stock of Rio in Spat York, 32.699 ba; Corrox —The market was steady, at 75c. a 76c. for mid- dling. Seles about I c R SEED.—Sales of 1.000 bags at 11/c a 12c. Davis. Further aales of 3.00) Ibs California mustard send at 12ige ; 250 bales gambler at [1%c, and 400 bage enteh at 9e. Panere onkenes very dull, with no en, four or wheat; ‘Te Liverpool. ver American ork at 20. $4.. 40), boxes bacon at ITs. Gd. ments ot ae 94., 220 bb bags t steamer, 200" corer at “de e balew; 25 caska neat's foot oll is 108 To Lond American 94: intter’ rate’ for ta box se gine quercitevn bark ‘at Gil, sae pk ae ind, per pettral, 100 casks ashes at 45 franes, and tallow, sugarand lard at $0 franca, To Antwerp, par neutral, 2x) tiorors lard 27a, 64 To, Hambu iy ee , lard Aad measurement goods 508 an i ia rates tend upward We quote measurement good: fadweghtlc else A Brilish Urig waa ‘haftored eo Jamaica at (Sc, per barre!. A bark to Barcelona, h ihre States (euled) $22. Toro slip (rom Baker's Falmouth, for orders. to Hamburg, Rotterdam or Antwerp, ano, at £3 128. 6d.; ove from Chinehas to Cork, for or ment jers to & port ia Great Britain. £3 15a. all free of war rie: 8 Sbtp,, O78 tone, from Bangor to Montevideo, 3M tons, from Elizabethport to ‘and back from south side aa bark, 171 tous, from south side Cuba to uoder and “and beck ugar, Sic and molasses $475 artin $1 per ol * fart 8fe., and back from Raracoa. frilt on. private terms: & schooner, 170 tons, to New Orleans, 81.500; a bark, 234 tons. and a brig 198 tons, to Port Jefferson, Fla. bricks and lumber, $10 a active eatee of OY quart #8 Giberta at 15¢.. and 2, 4 at auction 3.105 boxes Palermo, oranges hrought $175 & 2,516 do. Jemons $3 35 a $34: eady, with sales of 40) bbis, New Orleans at , and 50 hhds, museovado on private terms, and at auction 50 bbis. New Orleans brought from + 46 to quality. 0) mats No. pi dat $125 37%. 385 bbls. pork, 2 packages beet o 4 Th market for proviaio nearly all kinds was quiet, not t say dull, to-day. and prices aa ® general thing tended in fa. vor of the buyer, Por pork the demand continued moderate, though we quote no marke The dealers Teported the market, “91 f was steady and unchanged. Beef hams were quiet at yesterday's Bacon was in moderate demand without fo prices. Cut with demand, There bat the | market was less bo 3 moderate demand and prices a shade e advance noted yeaterdi 1,509 bbie at 871874; a B22 oti a $23 75 for ores sardines $45cash; and 56 dressed hogs. prices, change fair a 2 mest vane ‘er 75 for thin meas. Beef, for'piain. tess and. $16 a 817 for extcn do: aca. tlerces $25 & $26 for Western. prime $28 a $29 for India Breas, Cut meats, 480 fackages at 9!s¢ a ye. for shoul ters, Te. for short cut hamyand tc, a 14's6, for fong cut do; a 180 phils: Western, bref tongues at 828. "Bacon. 1.000 bas .c. for Cumberland cut, 126. for extra city do. and long Hobeds ite bbed. and I2c. a 12!,¢ for long clear, the Intter for 1,000 bbls. and tlerces at 134c. a 1354. for old and 13',e a 13\c. for new, the latter an exireme pric, Prrrot rem. — Receipts, 2.349 bbia, heay aud lower for all kinds, with but rate At the decline. The “dT The market was dull le disposition to ravity. Sic. a 31 or April. buyers retined, Bic; 3,20 bbls. 59 for light . for tight stra 4 Glo. @ 62e. 3 66. for prime white. on the apot, jay, buyers’ option. “Calls” were done, and reported \as at Slice tor May, 60 bole, beuriae wold at 3%. tor Womtern a 1z'c. for aity refined. 1MENTO, —Sale: te Buein was hrm faalce 200 bolt al tee el. f08 Qube 4 15'cc BBs. for N 12 hi © “Gnd 6 0b) bage Manilla on p iiinda: New Orienas brought I acks Live’ ad gold at about $2 17. Sine market Fes or with sales of 31,000 ibs, for inferior to coad. Market steady, with H ite bbl a Arecelpta, va Oriya bhin. a int 8-0 Ne Cor Western, including old Western at 95°. a 9c. ve sales of 1,5°0 bbia. for Sta’ GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS. overnment contracts were awarded. to- bole, meee beef at 815 39 @ $i7 8. 250 4¢. for April and Pee. sfofewing a Colonel 20 Sor bbls. “extra. 49 215 at $16 pound Bacon at $1240 9 $1337. 8.100 vite corn meal 05, 0 bbls, 95, ourbon ca {200 hola eet: ner apa: ih T7, 20) uoenets a split pes 125,000. pounds hominy at $3 84, 16, 5,000 bushels bean' po ig teste pounds Rangoon ‘rice at $ Bar bl. oF $F 36 per bust 488, an) Sales of Re 1 Esta) By A. J. Bleecker, Son & House and lot 8. w. corner 6th ww. and 57th 16 500 Two houses and lots corner 6t 9.90 One lot, west side 6th 3,800 Two lots, north aide 1 890 Houne and lot, weat side Grove at., No. 11. 7,300 Qe Louse and lot adzotning 40. : soa Lot and batiding. 19 Belt 6,50 BY Attian the Mules, House and lot 116 Thompson a « 8850 Two lotsa. #. 125th at, 185 + 18% Two lots do, ajo 1,825 One 10% northeast » 690 Chey Intelligence. Tar Late Drowying Casvanry in rim Kast River. We bave seen a statement signed by Mr. Wailer Weeks, the boatman who had charge of tho boat at the time the melancholy accident occurred, and in it be deniog that the late Liout. Hunter was ander the influence of liquor atthe time when the boat was swamped. Mr. Weeks had been io the habit for some time past of con ng Lieut. Hunter from Port Morris to Riker's Island, and he solemnly deciaros that he never once eaw the slightest apne of Liquor upon him, We cheerfully make thins state mout, as an act of justice to the deceased,'as well ax hie farente and (ricnds, who (oolfgomewhat mortified at all made by somo unauthorized rounds of tho press. still polug th an Provix.’=Mr. Jobo B Gough will fotiver a lecture aw “‘Pecujiar People” at the Academy of Masic this evening, under the auspices of the Mercantile Library Association. Thore must be something peca | harly Attractive about it, ag wo ato informed on good thority that all the seats in the parquotte, bileony and we circle (which wore reserved) have already boou WeWS FROM SAN SALVADOR. Manifesto of the Seow President. Advices to tho 25th of February from the ropublic of ‘San Salvador, report the country as quiet The sation Congress has passed a decree sancti: the deposing of Prosident Barrios aad confirming (ho #p- pointment of Dugoas aa provisional President Me is ‘vo tho supreme exoculivé power, aad (0 retain command of the army until a Prosideat ba reguiariy elected ac- cording to tho conatitution. Senor Duenas bag published @ message, io which he altacks tho character and policy Of ox-Presideat Barrios, dociares that Bogtand sent agents and tho United States fitibusters to foment troubles in San Salvador; reviows the revolution there and the part that he (Duenas) took iv it, and implores the blessings of Heaven on the politi- cal regeaeratiod of the republic. The mossage is datod Febreary 18. The Presidents of Salvador and Guatemala had mado * joint Ststo visit to the city of Sonsonate, whore thoy wore recerved with public festivities, Address of Gov Peop! or Bramicite to the if Kentucky. Lovwvirca, Marob 16, 1864. Governor Bramiette has just issued the following ad- drems to the peopio of Kentucky — FeL.ow Cinizens—in view 3 tbe isorvene, ca ihe popular mind, produced by the carolment of the army io Kentucky, it ia deemed prudent co ce tne Pahewies Suggestions for the benefit and guidance the loyal people of Koatucky. Your indignation shoud oot move you to commit acta of violence or to unlawful ce, Standing as we hi stood, and will ever “for the ae the Union and stand, the enforcement laws,” we “must repel the efforts of rebollion to overthrow our goveromeot by our gallant soldiers in the fleld, aod meet and correct unjuat or unconstitutional legistation by Jogal appeals to the constitated tribunals of the govern- moot and through the ballot box in the constituted modes, ‘This is the only true mode of maintaining the constitu tion, the Uuion and the enforcement of the laws. The mere act of cnrolling the names of slaves does not affect any right of the citizen. No draft hag beea ordered, nor do we koow that a draft will be ordered, It may or it — not, Weshould abide by and maintain the law, aud piraue the modes Provided for the remedy it affords, If any violence or wrong to the person or property of the citizous be committed any officer or goldior against the knowa the land, make your accusation in the mode prescribed by law, and if the com manding officer refuses or neglecta to use the utmost ea. deavors to arrest the oMcers or soldiers uader his com. mand 50 accused, and hand him or them over to the civil magistrate for trial, Soon oti ciel nay imadotind fects, tbe Executive of tho State will prefer charges and demand a court martial for the trial of the offen: To the ‘ under tbe constitution, and in accordance law, assert and urge your rights. I¢ im our duty to obey the law until it declared by judicial decision to be unconatitution: The citizens whose property may be taken under it for pub- lic use will be eutitied, under tbe imperative mandate of the conatitution, to a just com. pensation for his private property as taken for Public use. Although tho present Congress may not do us justice, yet it issafe to rely upon the justice of the American people, and an appeal to them will not be unheeded or unanswered. Poaco restored and the unity of our government pre. served, the people will drive to an ignominious dis- tance those who, in the agony of our conflict, per- verted their sacred trusts to the base uses of partisan ends and favati ueposes. Upboid and main- tain your government afthe one constituted, and obey aod enforce its just demands, as the omy hope 0: per- Petuating free tostituttons. THOS. E. BRAMLETTE. Genoral Kilby Smith. TO THE BDITOR OF THE HERALD. Biarog 15, 1364 Will you permit a constant reader of your world-wide circulated paper to correct your correspondent in the name of the galiaot General Smith, of the Seventeenth army corps, which participated in the recent graod Sher- man reconnoissance? Your paper had it, in the admira- ble history which you gave ia Tuesday’s sheet, Kir! Smith. It sbould be T. Kilby Smith. Kirby Smith is a rebel general. Thos. Kilby Smith is one of the most brave and gallant commanders of the armies of the South. west, as the jous reports of the many sanguinary bat- tles of that quarter wi!l abuvdantly attest. He is tne hero of a hundred fierce conflicts, inning w Shilob. where, as the Colonel of the Fifty. fourth Ohio Zouaves, when a cwnon ball killed or disabled bis color bearer and guard, breaking the staff and flirting the loyal emblem high up ioto an adjoining tree, leaped from his horse into the Itmbs, seized the Stars avd Stripes, with their shatter. ed staff, threw them across his charger, sprang upon them, and, with his clear, ringing voice resounding above the din of the most bloody field that the pen of history can record, cried ‘Don’t falter, my comrades; I will be your standard bearer," and dashed with his Draye and never defeated Togiment into the thickest of th ‘Many and many again aro the stories which jated of the Noyal daring of General Smith, and it scems to his nomerous friends and fellow soldiers to be vory culpa. ble neglect iu correspoudeuts to confound 80 procsinent and brave an officer with an unscrupulous and uncompro- mising rebot. {The error alluded to was typographical, and not tbe fault of the correspondeat.—Ep. Herat. | The New Harlem Bridge. ACTION OF THR WESTCHESTER COUNTY SUPERVISORS. In the Westchester county Board of Supervisors, the report of the epecial Committee on the Now Harlom bridge was presented to the Board by the Moa. Joho B. Haskin, signed by himself and Supervisors Wm. Cauldwell, Wm. H. Bowne, Edward Martin, Dative! Hunt, Ethan Flagg aod James Wood, the most of which we pub- lished yesterday. Mr. Lockwoop, moved a recommitta! of the report to the same committes, with instructions to examine Hon. Fer. nando Wood and himself. Hig motion was lost, and the whole report and conclu sions, with the exception of the ninth, were adopted by the following vole:— Affirmative—Supervisors Bowne, Cauldwell, Gray, fat stead, Haskin, Fin, Hunt, Huntington, Knapp, Reynolds, Taylor, Teed and W. Negati —Supervisor Brown, the ninth conclusion, which recommended action by the Grand Juries of Westchester and New York crimi nally against the Commissioners, was lost by (he follow- ing vote:— Affirmative—Supervisors Bowne, Cauldwell, Maskin, lor and Teed, egative—Supervisora Brown, Gray, Halstead, gill, junt, Huntingtoo, Lockwood, Kaapp, Reynolds, Suther- land and Wood. So all the report and conclusions exceptiag the ninth were adopted. Court Calendar—This Day pnawe Cocnt—Cuevtt.—Part 3--Nos, 964, 152, 1110, 330. 383, 1134, 1142, 1146, 1148, 1154, 1160, 1164, 5, 1158, 1174, 1188, 1190, 1194, 1196. Special Term— 1 Nos 11,13, On demurrer—Nos, 191, 160, 152, 181, 156, 298, 299, 400, 301, 302, 3 304, 305, 306, 307, 308, 309, 310. 3 . 35 Nos. 1822, 380, 3282, D06R, 3190, 1062, 3, san, 2258, 3386, 3400, 623, 44d, 3336, 3438. ND MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. In Beha ts on Tuesday, March 15, - er. Father Franciola, M. J. FY. eldest soa of Colonel Buras, to Janne 1G sta A. Dee, daughter of yer of Brooklyn. ™ Rant Osnpwen. —On Tuesday e ening. March 15, at the residence of the bride, by the hy Nr. ard. Dr. Hasee B Kynt cy Mrs, Vincinvs P, Ganong allot thie cig. MILL s=PumasanT, wey Tu esday, Mareh 15, by the Rev. W. Moa'Mater, Me. Wittiaw H. MULLS to Mist Sanam A, Pasa: both ot Pexrtei.p—Minotetox.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, March 15, DF the Rev. J. 8. folmes, Rowako PF. Fasvisup to Livora, daughter of John Middicton, Evy, of Brooklyn, bf. 7O THE RDITOR OF THR HFRALD he marriage notice of ‘Tate=Peacock,’ Marday's paper, Ws incorrect, tal ‘New’ ore, March 16, 1866. Bonns—Haroy. ehure St. Peter’ published tn chy marriage having BDGAR TATE. bos .—In Jorsey City, on Tuesday, March 15, Freo- py, (win son of the late William and Sarah Birkbeck, aged 3 years, 8 monthe and 13 days. The funeral will take place from the residence of hie mother, this (Thursd At Throgs Neck, on Tuesday atu 1s, at half past one o'clock, Joux Bourn, a the ‘7th year oft The funeral frill take place this (Thuraday) afternooa. at The friends and acquaintances of the familg to attend the funeral, from hi Westchester county, Mareh 15, Ww. “Bnowy, a native Sweden, aged 43 years and 17 day mh ns tives of the alo tne —- of Pelgam 210, offhand a diss rela i No US TO. nt OF Work M.,and the fraternity in genera the Seamen's Boarding House Keevers’ Association aud the members of Company H. New York Hussars, are feapect: fully invited to atten {his (Thuraday) after: t two o'clock. from his siden 30 Bair. On Wednesday morning. March 16, Ares ¥, jdest son of Thomas and Margaret Barry, aged 4 ‘ad 3 months, The funeral wlil take place from the residence of his unck Joseph KR, Wheeler, 235 Bleecker sireet, thie (Thuend Atternnon, at one o'clock. The frients and roiativas are re sngeifully invited ta be ectfull) dence, on =O Tuesday, March 15, Many, the beloved wife of, George Byrne Her friends and those of her brothers, Patrick, Johm and Dennis McNamara, ais those of ber brothers in-law, Joba. and Michael B: untied to auiend the fineral, f odbu\l street, South Brook: c at Lal? paat tio o'clock. morn, sday, mornigg, March 16, BM and friends of the family are reapeott uit; nd io nitend the funeral, on Priany cafeeuieee atone from the residence of her com in-law, Wil wife of J McCormack, No. 175 West Forty street, Cuore —On Tuesday, March 15, 7 A. aioe Of Witla and Mary A. Van Name, Tate, and day relatives aud friends are r from An. os fo the 27th year o The gtem tla for tn terms ‘Donuay. 08 Wednovday, March 16, Macare, daughter ot | Edward and Mary Dur ny Sew eet ra Custom, of Mrs Tie ee to ~ lender bade we we ‘ep jave ‘acap'd eg Krone of “ While we oue moucatul gia ke: a They i) “gonial oti The relatives and frieads of the ‘am Wy "are raviied 4 the funeral, from the residence of Lemp a Fourtecatl street, Uns Phureday)” feruvoa, ine ° Dulin and Carlow (Ireland) papers Pau on C ARUN Pacvon ‘The fries gilend the (aaerat, from the residence of her parents, 80 Bast Thirty. ng @ireel, thie (Thursday) afternoon, at ball. ©., on Monday, March 7. ©. aad Lizzie A. Ford, aged Tuesday. Har arch 16, at eight o'clock, Weistan oy 16 age: c funeral will take place troetTAt. Alban's church, wine street, between “yt and Lexiagton avenues, this Guang — Oa i iron is, eee. boned agest soa of James L. Grant, 44 Stanton street, "yo, aged 4 yeate and 22 i u jake place this (Thursday) afternoon, ere 15, Waveas, son of Theodore othe funeral ry ral tro from the IAT if parents, Sout south N. sorate’ of Palimade. and Bergen area "tae hiretay) orning, at eleven o' rgca ant a care pas ihe Sears inating Goruieat cite eave erat ten mates Boras n= Afters liegertog illuces, Mrs, Ann Horains, sath erdintives and friends are tavited 0 attend the f (qa totale reaidence, Ho 02 Bedford street n* “usenet: an 16, Louisa, larch ter of acerge Da D. and Elisabeth Jane Higgs, aged 3 yeare, 9 months ‘The great pepe “ty A bore, ‘An angel bright did To. our lit nd frends a that never ens ‘The relatives and friends are reapectCully lnvited te attend the funeral, w fee y) afternoon, at two o'clock, frot the realdence of her parenta, No. 82 Devoe atreet, Wilitame. bura, without further ty Nuvitation. Hucars.—On Tues March 15, ahora) lingertag tilness, ars’ Muny Hucae in the Oth year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 134 Broome street, this (Thuraday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Hart.—Suddenly, at St. Lou ‘on Wednesday, March 9, May Louan, youngest daighter of Robert D. Hart, of th elt clea triende st e famfy are reapmettuite. invited to at- tend the funeral, (rom the residence of her father, 89 East Twelfth street, thiy (Thursday) afternoon, at three o'clock. HeYDENREICH. Hethichom. Pa. on Tuesday, March 15, after a short illness, Exiim Hevpenreicn, ot Rev. LN. Hogdenreich, formerly of Strasbourg, France, Hagax.—On Tuesday ‘evening. March 15, iy eae I of William and Maris Hagan, aged 2 years mont! ‘The funeral will take place from th cor yf Yatlerny h 16, e only hid of esi aad at Kettle, aged two "the funeral will take place from the reaidence of his parents, 362 Seventh avenue, this (Thursday) afternoon, at ‘look. ‘eins Oa Wednesday, March 16, Cnarsttan, 70 et Kar son of John and Mary Karst, aged 3 gears, 2 months and and friends of the family are respectfully a ee funeral, from the residence of his pa- 324 -second street, .between Bighth aud Ninth avenues, this (Phureday) aftertoon, at two ovlock. Lyxp.—On Tuesday afternoon, March 15, after @ painful ines, Marv &. Lywp, daughter of Honoria and the late Joho Lynd. The relatives and (riends of the family, and those of her ames @., Join and Robert, are reapectfully tn vited to attend the funeral, tois (Thursday) al ern noe. at two o'clock, from the residence of her mother, No, 136 West ‘Thirtieth street. Tenants —{n Milwaukee. Wis, on Sunday, March 6, suade Licciam, oniy daughter of Heary W. aud Lucy Eivingeo . formerly of this city, aged 8 months and 12 nym "Nxx,—Suddeniy, on Wednesday, March 16, at No. 9) wast Wan nga ioe, Wak Mancionte Luss, ta we Tad of hi Bi fice of the the dag of funeral io meget pe 2 aper. Levey.—On Wednes March 16, Leary, a native of Cooting, part ft Bate county Loug- ford. aged 88 708 i gout reat 10 pe ‘The friends and acquaintances of tthe | farally ae dM to attend the funera!.ou Priday atternoon, hal! one o'clock, from his tate residence, 112 2 Bigath Pepe A Cal vary Cemetery for interment. Moria fa Brooklya, on, Tueaday, March 1, Baio the beloved wife of Michael el Moylan, aged 65 years, a ot on Ce arish of Clouaey, county of Clare, Ireland. re funeral will take ‘place today (Thursday), fom her late residence, Ni pet tot hurch of mption, corner of York and Jay streets, Brooklyn; teen to che Cemetery of the Holy Cross, ‘Fiatbush. The re. latiwes and friends of the family are most respectfully in- vited to attend the tunera: at Pid ay Ming kLers.—On Tueeday, Mt ce. Ni 18 Washington piace, Jaxy, wite 7 Noa Douglass tirrie lees, in the 40th year of ber age. ‘The remains have been removed to, and the funcral will take place from the residence of her brother in-law, George M. Mirrielees. No 141 Franklin aveaue, Brooklyn. on Friday yn at twoo'ciock, The friends of her brother J. Chatmers., dnd of ber brother-in-law, with the members of New York Lodge, No. 330, F. and A. M..care respectfully tne vited. —On Wedo ad March 16, Many Mawow. mother atrick, Franca ani John Mahon, a native of county Wexford, Ireland, aged 70 years. The friends and relatives are reapectfully vited to attend the funeral, from the resideace of her son, No, 96 Cherry street, on Friday afternoon, at half-pasb o'clock. The remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery or rater ment, Ohortin eta Brooklyn gn Tucsdas, Maret 16. B the beloved wife of Mich: d 66 of the parish of Glouney ¢ Log T ace ‘ne fun will take late resid ee, "NO. ‘8 Church of | the | Assumpl Brookiyn; then to the Cer Given, Flatbush. ‘The relatives and frionde of the fmatly are most resnecifully invited to attend the funeral. Mc&wore—On Wednesday, Match 16, after ‘short illaees, ANN, the by vite of Bernard McArdle, aged 45 years, & paitve of Carnagh. op: My Armagh. Ireland. The frinnda of the are respectful tend the funeral, from her late residence 30 Uta CTburaday) afternoon. at two 0 ¢'90 % vy. March 15. id your of hi tances, and those of her brothers. Thomas Shanaon and Thomas vited toattend the funeral, from enti avenue, thia (Thursday) nd from theuce to Calvary Cemo invited to at Monroe street, “Barocet, wife of The friends and sogu {ntaw, Roger Monagh Clark, are respectfully ‘oc! tery for interment. ‘McConwice. On Tuestay, March 15, Many Laney, wife of John McCormick, a native of the parish of Movitle, conn. ty Donegal, Breland The funeral will take piace this (Toursday) morning. nine o'clock, from the residence of her husband, 141 Siroet, batwsen day and Bridge, Brooklyn, to. vie Church of the Assumption, corner of Jay and York streets; rom theace to the Cemetery of the Holy Cross, Flatbush. for interment, The friends and acquaintances Tespeetfally invited to attend. Penky.—Departed for the summer land, on Friday, March 1), Many Buizaseta, wile of Frederick Perry and only danghter of Heury ana Jane Moore, of Woodstock, Weat Farms, of puerperal fever, age1 29 years, 9 mouths and 4 ta “Bheweoint.—On Wedn pornr, in the S6tb year of The friends and relatives of ‘ihe family, and those of her son, Win H. Pierpoint, and aon in-law, ew Flynn, are invited to atiend the ineral. (ram her late residence, 198 Twelfth street, on friday Afternoon. at one o'clock. | The remains will bé taken to Calvary Cemetery for intermnt, Porter. —In Brooklyn. on Wednestay, March 16, Hosier tant. Jr., only aon of Homer ©, and Emily Sanford Potter, 4 li monthe and 14 days Latives and friends of the {family are invited to at neral, on Friday morning, at ten o'clock, at No. 44 Tornpklo ce. South Brook!y a Roovnts —(n Monday, March 14, Riemann Caswect, son ot Henry and Mary Roberts. aged 3 years and ¢ days He has gone from bis earthiy hom®, bat his blessed memo. ry will lee in the bereaved liearts of those who deeply loved at By ys March 16, Batocet Pier. a and mourn his loss. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully d to attend the funeral. from 171 East Pwenty seventh this (Thursday tone « le eaienly. on Monday, March 14. Mary Orts, in the 52d year of her age. friends of the family, and of her are respectfully invited to attend the in funcial, ai the Madison eauare Presbyterian church (Rev, brother, 8. 6. Her jay) afternoon, at two o'clock, Dr. Adi earth cate, Cr et "Bowrne con Wednes: aday morning. Marca 16, Many Pos. coe only daughter of the late George W. and Mars B. Sum. oFuneral to take lace on Saturday morning, at ten o'clo>k, from the Church of the Incarnation, Madison aveaue, cor ner of Twenty-eighth sireet Ban Francisco Portland and Bos'ou paners please copy. Surcrirre.—On Monday, Marc ENRY THOMAS, gyearandé menus, and oo. Ti ai March 15, Grace Eliza, aged 16 years and8 months, chilitren of Pipi ‘aod Hien Sutctiffe. Eitineral from Christ church, Claremont, N. J., (Thursday) ‘morning, at eleven o'clock Prenae or fhe ited to atteod Family are lor *Guceday, March 15, Jomw Scmarse, aged 4 7 months. lati ‘and frieods of the family, also the active Maa relation Tents of the, famuty ala the acing faitend the funeral thie ace, 78S iv) aoe at one o'clock, lave resite ton at Ly won Ti arch 15, suddenly, Marca. ‘eidoat a daughter Or Joseph and Sarah Torkingion, aged Toyears and 8 ‘he funeral wil t take place from the Sevenwenth street Methodist Episcopal church, this (rpureaey) Sirerneoe, at one o'clock. The friends of ‘the family and the members of the church are respectfully invited to attend. Tav.on.—In Brooklyn, 00 Tuesday, March 15, of oonoume, tions Joneu He only eon of Joseph W. Taylor, aged en and frlende of the family are ceapecttul ‘eine iatitend the funeral (rom hia Fai reetdence, 267 ernoon, at it Mim Hoon. At SI ford, Conn., on Monday, March 1 after a short illness, Wittiam Van Hoos, of this city, aged ‘die ti friends and those of the family are Invited to reat he al, thls (Thuraday) morning, @t_ half paat, * of the Ascension, corner of ‘pitth se and Tenth street a eT aor —In the service of hie country, Corporal Wirttaw Compan 1, Boventy third Feoiment New. York Brae Voinn nd, fe Zouaves), aon of, Alexander and Frances 419 years. 9 mouths and 6d ‘The relatives fod trlenda of the farntiy. and ‘hoes ot ‘his Henry, William and Archibald Wilson: also, the oMicers and members of ‘he Second Fire Zouaves and the e ifully, invited to attend the Piaceleion netne: Dutch urch, Sixth avenue, opponiue Temity ntreeks thie (Tuuredes) arvernosw. at three Oe On Monday, March 14. after a short {iIness, Mrs Many Wasr, wife of Daniel West, aged 67 years, 5 wont .d 25 day a, “the fF nd relatives of the family are respectfully Javived to attend the funeral. (rom ler late restience, N 23 Wi Ubis (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock evtit'be tnerred tn Gree Demelory rH it wemente Of Gcoan © (oye Malle a) forwarded by every ee he regular lines, The « ee fer of from Lavacpoet atl nt Queenstown, ex: z Lad "canadian line, whiel all, \donderry. ‘The for or from the Gontinent. call at nam pion vROM sUROFR, eo Beep ois daverpeot: wer Oley ot rit xz eeeeeseae? Pr ere Moye Bootan.,, MAVANA, NASSAU, M. KINGSTON, JA., AND NOW ia ORLBANS. - Vek yRinastON, Ja, £o—~Gteamshio Gaiedia, from Now Fors x ten HAvaea—Steamship Corsica, from Mew , from Now Yon 4 debate Re Vey os ces Outzans—Bleamahip © March 23, at 3PM iP coole. roe how York MBlegmeitp ip George Washington, from New York March 26, Steamship Thora, from New York, Mi 3 Bighmattp George Cromwell, from few York April 9, at OPsoraL Nottos. alt Laaters and packages intended for the Naw Yous Heraco CLEARED. Steamahi Siton (Br), Martyn, ‘Queenstown and Liver. PSlontnship te George (Br), Aird, Lt 4 Glasgow: mE 3 itt TE ove epee apne vat lumore, Let ‘ashing j—James Han Btoamebip Potomac, Sherwood, Portland B Oromwell ein, Waar Kiog, Woodworth, San Francisco=W T Cole- Bhip Thorsuone Welle: LiverpoeleWithsure & Guien. ora es tion Ship Jona Gladstone (Be), Gilbert. London—0 Le Wright Bark Goethe (Por), DeCruz, Oj Hagemeyer & Bruna. Bark Mary be rer, Wallace. “8 Peck. Oburc! Brig Principality (Br), Bvans, Penarth leans oceen r marie Caritao (Ital), Dodero, Cork or Falmouth—Baetjer & Ren) Maracaibo (Danish), Scandella, Maracaibo Pavea- Br Resolute (Br), Fotseon. nS Jaga war dell & Oo. “ie Agile (Br), Smith. St J wey & 92. Bie taen Beli (Br), Taylor, St Johns, NF. g Schr Phebe, Momow,, St Pierre, Mart—J Pearsall. Schr Madeira (Br), N beat, Jacmel—D R Dewalf, Schr Onward (Br: Halifax—D RB Dewoll. Schr Susan Jane, Cu aingheas, ‘New Orleans—Simpson & ton, Schr Satilla. Kelly. Port Royal—8 W Lewis & Co. Schr 3 E Brown. Laforge, Yorktown. Schr RO Russell. Hudson, Guincotengue=A C Havens. Sehr Ellea Baker, Jeffers, ‘Chincoteague—Haines, Hallock Schr A Mason, Terry, Washington—Bentley, Smith & Co. Schr Josephine, erbury, Baltimore —Vao Brunt & laght. sehr B Browning, Lampheer, Philadelphia—Bently, Smith Scur J W Hall, Cain, Philadelphia—C T Dodge, Sobr W McCobb, Chipman. Philageloala—y W McKee. Sebr 0 M Brier. P Buck & Co. Sloop Kita asin Criitentem Baitimore-@ ff Kremer. Stoop J Adams, Hallock, Middietown—H $8 Rackett & Son. ARRIVED. Poynton Gracie: Thompson, New Orleans, reh 9, with Kers, to budiam, Heineken & “Gloamshtp Danior Webster r .U] 8 transport), ‘Sherman, Port yat via Fortress Monroe. to master. tesa aaa pone, Liverpool, Jan 21, with mdse, Feb 5, with mdge and wot Ship Coumbia Store and ae lon 6¢ Liverpool, 366 passengers, to C rahall & CO. Feb 29 lat 4407, fell in with large quantities of ior, and cleared it March inat, Peter J Woodbury, ef Beverly. Mass, eee verboard and lost; 10th, lat 41 05, 1 nate sawae with sails and rigging attached. iene. (Brem), Henke, Havre, 8, with [oon to Boyd & finceen ath "nak ed tw mers dowd E, sup the City of ‘Litidon and ducmontacone bark, the other ah ip i lth, lat, 40, 27, lon, 67 57, ateamadip Asia, bound lat 4) 14, lon 70. ship Am Congress, bound EB. Bark agey rs jaf (okies eo Rio "Janeiro, 61 days, with coffee, to Holmboe & Bal Ror Aid Br. Goggin Pare 32 days, with rubber, to H orniny Bare Beiwell (Ber; Churchill, Havana, March 4, with en. gar, to Boyd & Hincken. 10th inst, off Hatteras, aw a U! steamer steering 8. Bark SR Chapman (Br), Dor. Bermuda, March 5, with mdse and He oaneri a to Joba 8 Hill rig Me aigoe Bay, Nov 18, and Cape RO ‘Janeiro, 48 days, with cof- 2T days, with cotton N of Hat- eras oe Ww W winds , ie Now Fork, ‘with loss of wo mala rae lanimat ‘and mizen- Antonio Mathe (Br), Maranal!. Tlagatalpan via Vera reb 28, with mahocany, 'o F Alexandre & Son. Gircasslan (of Buckaport), Hammer. Havana, 9 days, with tolasson, to J B Ward aCe Hed very ad weather; ails, &c. Big Warren (of Orteans), Smith, Philadelpnia, 4 days, with goal. to Nickerson & McKee Buenos Ayres, 90 Schr Hrofessor Kaiser (Hol), Tere days. wih hides, vo Krag & Gaudelo (Hol) Repperun Buenos Ayres, 82 days, ‘Gorsera'k Go. oC a ec Ackley, Klogston, Ja, 22 days, be Leisita, “Underhill, Baracoa, 8 days, with fruit, to J nent ivy (Br), Lake, Parrsboro, NS, 16 days, to Duryee & Rehr M Hand, Brooks Paitadel Senr Sarah & Julia, Gilley, Bucks Schi nge, Kandel, rewster, Rockland, § ‘ ope, Malbro, Rockland: d Schr Lalla Rookh, Precmans Weilfect days, Schr Mary Lontsa, Snow, Fall River, 4 days. Schr Charles Henry, Ferris. Providence. Sehr Thomas, Preaton, Norwich, 2 dave. Steamer Haze (U8 transport), Bolger, Fortress Monroe, fag jast, to U 8 Quartermaster. teamer Shetucket (U S transport), Remocy, Washington, to! i 8 Quartermaster. Steamer ——, Wilson, Mystic Gea Bi BELOW. Brig Wm Hen: & ‘rom Malas. Brig J WW. . from Havana. Bile Jam James & Mary: from Ne rhe Sehr Eureka, from Carthagena. Orieans. SAILED. gifth Barts Magdalena, Thomas, Norwood, Clara, Juila, Toth —Sicamors St George, Westera Metropolis, Sidon. Wind at sunset NW. American 5) mantors’ Assootation, No 51 Watt Staeet—Roous 23 ano 25. ‘The fellewing approved Masters and Odicers have received commissions from this Assootation:— Robert Guan, bark Valetta; Charles P Hupp, schr Hain Sands M Lane (mate); Theophilus Chase, schr Magno Luther A Buck, bark Carrie Davis; Samuel J. Brookm: bark Staffa; Herman 0 mre Franzen: ‘Daniel P ton, bark DC Murray; Daniel © Child; George B. Loring (mate); Cyraa A Brewer, brig Charles Miller; Isaac Hop- kins, achr Mischtef; Peter Petersen, brig Re Bare Kelley, achr Sauila: Thomas Haley, brig foun: Fi Liud; Peart R Durkee; John G Wit Miscellaneous: Steamsare Sivow, Captain Martyo, of the Cunard-Gulon line, sailed yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool. Sreamsatr St Gronce, Capt Airt, sailed yesterday for Liverpool and Glasgow. America’ Ltovos—The Supplement to the American Lloyds Rogister of American and Foreign Shipping for the 15th inst, ts now being delivered to subscribers. In this No weave but Sresurveys, all the rest, comprising a list of 5) vessels, being new names. The enterprising proprietors of thia truly valuable publication cannot fail receiving their re. ward for thelr arduous labors to bringing it to nerfection To be had at 35 Wall street. Sure Wixnsor Forrest, Curtis, burned at sea Jan 18, ald from Cardiff Dec 28 for Bombay. She was 1226 _ 17 built at Bowdoinham in 1864, and hailed from Bath. Sur aspen aed anew on the Balance dock, foot of Pike street, for repairs. Bar St Lour uilt at New York in 1850, hae be Co, of Boston, and Joha P Dole, Of Gold Spring. Li, on private terme, Senn Lancoos Gtutwone, from Newfoundland for, New Fork, was wrecked on Sable Tsland sth inst, and with ber otal lon, c ard hase, a8 496 tons, ontit fn 1856 at Belleville, downed iu New York by BC Murray 201 A Li a of Bath, Me, 8 years old. 896 to im Wileox. ot ‘New ‘Botton, Sonn Wrarnee Gavae, McCuish, from Boston for New. foundiand, was wreeked on Sable [sland 6th inst. Song Jovta BAReR, an oyster vessel, was ges bv te rebels owe ingt, ia Nansemond River, belonged to Edgartown, Me. Her captain and crew (who were asicep at then mime) w wore captured, with $2000, StRAMER ALcovow, Byrnes, from New Orleane for Mate- while going down the river night of Sth inst, when Fre 2 T # yatk B alddloge. Sar about from the city collided with steamer Buck, from Philadetphie. the A sinking immediate ving time, mo carepe in the yaw! uit in N faced under the Mexicali ws of lanier on the Rio ‘Grande. “Not e to Mariners, ARANTING NoTICR Heatra Orricen's Quanantine, 81 Pilots and eaptaing of vessels, ih the ousting trade Nease observe that between the Int day of Aprii and the Lat Gay of November au ‘reasele rt trom any piace,n America, tn thoy pass Soutl I TART EEN, | hat any no Hector refusal to etn ly with the direct a regnfattons pres wy ae aaa Ld Te woud tobea pad we aud ftapeisoumen Se ae WOUNN, M MD, Heatth Omcer. DEPARTMENT OF FHRGINTA ano NORTH CAROLINAS HARBOR REGULATIONS. Orrics or tax Captain or AL ig: Ect: } Fort Monnor, Va, M: All vessels, of every Lond syed i Be transiort service t) ie account, pase Fig" the Guard Woot within. the. life or this ‘epartment, the Querd Boat wi {emediately, on their arrival, roport at this oflice, aitimore what All steamers anchored in t a to o Fomplen re prohibited from thro ae Again red or in such chan: ash oe ream vy ‘violation or the navigation to and "ssrrea wrote Sica on reel vi0g king stich position as may be de- Red mast be juoge oF sie At atu, no's otf AY ARD TINEYARD SOUND TOTS. heer, the Port. arpies pe etiam hatonagg Blogs sor sm iene removed. ASTON, Lighthouse [napactor. Boston, March 1 oe, Seip Olirer Geyoker, PS ws ens many most Thursday evening, by Broadway. bare Union, of'and for See and bark Th: wi aes fost for Atlantic Osoen’ was at Bt lielena Fob waa at Barbados stir Py 01 since leaving was at King George's Sound 5. lat 83 §. Tou. (in the Pact), ite Elon, Onegee. trom Falmouth for Bombay, Jan tl, onrea Nichole, hence for Panama, Jaa 3, lat 2610 freee Javergeol ja Payal for Ph Crest, Tobla, aeiphva, Bt ‘Maron 11, lat 42, ton Foretgn Ports. Beawops. March S—[o drive 2, Bi Btokes, kee, fpaen Bre: cy ‘aoe Ayres for Baston. ides, Siatreas: Cubit, Bradshaw. (rom Halifax are 27th, sche My donee. | Dakin. from Di woe rath, ta. distrena, Io |. Delano, 86 days from Pater. motor’ tor =i eam a March 7—[0 port eohr Sarah Maria, Underbill, for nian ‘dg. L, March 2—Are Fawn, Nelson, NYork Cor Londom ana ‘oiohored). < Fatwourd, Ja. Feb 27—Are Be sche Nzmph. Nort. cour, tor Now .4sg0w, Maron 2—Bid Bazillai. LO Lethe 25—Arr Oorelia, jession York Rudolf, Genoa for Fie hin, ai re ‘Albatross, McLot wrport ; 2. Goatinentaly & Boas, NYork: Abm Barker, ‘Scartfuorth, is0Ra, Mazen 1-814 Urania, Pinkham, Cadiz and Gi Oe tnderom, Ja. Feb —Arr brig Sa | Lindsay, Clark, Tay eae March a tae 6: sggn, York ‘ik; 2d, 0 — war ERrOOG Marek Farr Edith, Garrison, Nore; wan. Lawler, NYork; March Pa Obancelior, 24, Bdinburgh (a), Raskell py ria, Killam, Philad ola 24, Dame Dard wefasen. “Balle ae for ldg 29th, Aurora, or, and Webster, Morris, i March 2-Arr Coronation, Edwards, New River, Clit, Gidesitag. Re Porta, Sunderiand and bg Lancasn, id Queen Victoria, ‘ork. M ARSRILL ‘yeb 20. 29—Cld Bllea McDonald, isttoa, New Yor! Mesaiwa, Feb 17~Arr Wallace Peck, Leighton. Naples. Mannas, Jan 27—In the Roads, Chris Hall. Freeman, for Amherst; Strickland, for Calcutta; Saxon, Low, for Catingpatam Maxaxwant, Fob 16-—Ln port Nor brig Dagma, for NYork. Para, Feb 22—No vesaal in port. Qoxsnstows. March 2—-Are ship Wild Hunter, Baldror, Mauritius, City of Cork, ror_Liverpoo! , Birmpus, MeMickan do for doy 4th, Nour of 8 Washingtoa, Brooks, €York for Li " Ri Feb 2—Sid Br vragto eu toa, Randle, & Thomas, sth, PO Warwick, Scott or ana. Raat, Feb I6—Arr Hager, Fae "New York and ral 3 Phila delphia; ship ele Pattee, NOrleans: bark Fredonia (Br), Bu Brothers, Hall, Nansemond Willard pury., I cr Non} ing yner, N York. "Biograshens bark 8. W Holbrook. from Remeding In the bay, bark Wma, vouue Measina; bei; Koight from Oardenas; Abby Watson, from Philade! hee Al @ Ship, bark and soven br id steamship Canada (Be). Moodle, Liverpo a via Halife schra Loyalist (Br), Goven, Barba lin (Br). Hopting Remedios: 8 F'Brown, Sid, a4 WNW, US steam transport brigs 3 P Smith. and LT Knight, Cardenas; sehr Free: iragoane. poor, abip Annawan, from Callao; brig ‘Mementa, rom Marseilles. weeate: ‘March Il—Arr sche Ocean Ranger, Braaiey, Balu t TBRiSTOL, a March l4—Arr sloop Polater, Nichols, NYork for Provi DA AveRS, March I—Arr gir Ada Herbert, Crowoll, NYor DIGHTON, Maren 18—Arr sehra T Benedict, Ki mon Washburn, thier and H W Morse, Gardner, Sal Deering, NYork. — iphi ing, s ‘ALL RR, Mi: Is-are! ‘schra R'S Dean, Dean. Phis lade'phia. ee neh tenet Fountain, Davis, NY¥ork; et 0) ye LiND eth Cape ood obtaren 16—Paesing in, 180, ‘for a man rihir sell; A Bartlett, Hitrerasn Poss: Philatelpiia for Boston? D do for Quincy. Also ie te 1s Enterprise, A Hane: sche Fieetwing, Two Forty, W ron, Att ‘Saral ntworth, Richmond, Bliza B, stlre, S'S Hopking 8 4 Lalla Rook arch S—.Arr bark Emma 1, Cogain NYork for Port- Ignd; bilge Teabel Bourman. Small, and Ahibboleth, Cob Philadelphia for Boston; schrs Wm © Atwater, Rackett, C Loeser, Laws, do for do; Monterey, Sprague. Delaware Gily for do: Mountain Avenue, Baker. Boston for Balt more;, George Wd olbrook, Rockland for AAtexan Atw: Monterey, George W Glover. and ifighlan “aa AM. "wind light from WNW. In port tachrs Mountain von! eo MYSTIC, March 18—Arr schr Staten Island. rip Eu pabathvort Bid sche James Biss, Hatch, Phiiadelphia, see RLEANS, March 6—Arr steamships Geo tog: Cw oe NYork; eutiey. Buck, Bartlett, otiadslputs, vie Bilton lead and Key West, Tth—Arr haa es jonah nirolat Bennett, A r, Texas; ships Garatiae Nestattn, Consias, N York: S3hin Baltimore: barks Alamo,’ Burnetl, NYork: as: Compenaoa (tal. rola, Pal ‘Waliace, Philadel hin brigs Bam! Welab fo; toonard Myers, Mun: John Robbing, Wiel or Olga Gibbs Nore; sche Vieioria (Br), Dunbar, Maia noras Cid bark. Anna, rate Mile. Cardenas; schre Won Gibson, Bartlatte, do, tt Brewster, NYork via agers Hunter, Eldridge. BthAre steamship Plane d Key Went; Sleamship ‘Weybosset, Bra brig Herald, Gray, Bo Below, pot ir awards, from PI tn teip phias Cli whip Harnpden, Pendietoa, Boston; sche Tam Durere (Br), belo tpe re jassau, NP. to sea 3d instant, bark Joho Wes'ey, Okolona and H P Riseell. NEW REDFORD. March 1S—Are_sche Thomas Potter. Rarkett. Phila telptia "SIT Lith, achrs Henvy Gibbs, Snow Dr Kane, Ryder, and Julia & Mary. Royal, New York, 15tl Potter, Philadelphia: $A Apnteton. 8 isbur} Keltey. and Malabar, Welsh, di rr achts J S Hopkins, Newcomb, Wellftet for’ Phiatelphiay Lasoo, Baeer, and, Ren). @ Wright, Brown, Boston for Baltimsre:, Thomas ft Thomp son, Kelley, New Bedford for, New York; Telegraph, Hi gins, Boston for Baltimore; for Philatelohia; Choctaw, Hard York: Chariea, Norris, Taunton tor dos sloop Oho, Norcutt, lo for a SAM, wind WNW—8id schr DG Floyd, Rackett, y Philadelpiie NBW LONDON, March 15—Arr schrs Albert Thomas, Thomas Baltimore; Jane Maris Gear, NYork. Sid achrs GT Hubbard, Williams, Kate Thomas, Preston, New ore slang fatent. don age, do. NEW HAVEN, March 15—Arr schrs Lamphier, Terry for Philadelphia; Editor, Dickie; 8 Lawson. Newbrick, Ger- trade, Hill: i Emeline, Griting; sloops Wasp, Nash, Eliza. eh. PHILADELPHIA, March 15—Arr achrs J May. Rosa, Key Went; R Warren, Pickering, Deer Island: J McGloaky. Cra, well, and Isaac Rich, Crowell, Boston Cld ship St Peter, Spracue, New Orlonas: bark Champion, Gerriah, Bogtoas Tal brig Nuovo Providénza, Ruggiero, Trinida ne neus, Walier. NOrleang; Ida L Howard. McDuttic, and WN Farnham. Nicholson. Salem: F Arthe- mus, Coffin; Barbara, Leland; Pocahontas. Berry, and P Frice, Adama, Boston: D W Eldridge, smith, Portsmouth; Gose. Froviden ech fear sioamshing Jura (Br), Aiton, vat Point, Hoffman. NYork Cid beig Char iurann; schre Hammionta, Crowell. am {tye na, Gardner, Washington; steamtug W E Cheney, Hicks, NYork. PROVIDENC: fh I5—Arr steamers Sea Gull, Kon ey, NYork: Pe! ht le, Bs Fremont, Clare. Megathlia: y, Morris, ad iabetnport: Honest onp rederie Brown, Uarr. and Pointer, Sieh York, Sid sohes ‘Spredwell,, Robbing, © Decaiur Oakes, Oakes: Ackiam. Hooper, and Pace Pon Xow York, Mary Shields NYork via Fall River AWT! March IS—Arr she Excelsior, Newman, old Spring, LT. ae oy = 3ESCO. March 14—Arr brig Admiral, Smali, New Fork. a svws ". ae Elite NYork Sid sehr Lucy Robinson, Davis. NGTON, March lt—arr schrs Jane Ann, Nicker- oon, and and Henry Gibbe, Snow, od berpport . NYork. March 1l—Arr ship’ Mayflower, Goodwin, ibe Borge. March 13—Bld schre Hunter, Cashman, New anda Powers. Bullock, do. WAR York ICE GEMS 3HED CP ektets Gilford, Hart, Mek nice, Hubbard, Cropaay and ha inent im our sch: id om to be noi: SINTZENICH, at ‘ih egallery 635 OHN BRIGHT..ANY ONE WHO BAS A GOOD Mg) raph rot er small Portrait of the Hoo. Joho right, M dts willing to sell it or se it in caret handa for a few days will comfer a fa olitring, proprietors. Of the. Rebellion Record, 441 Broadway, hey Wish to eograve a copy for their next issue, W5. ARE TAKING PHOTOGRAPHS SUPERIOR TO those made at toa? preen. this city, without exception. Caner 79 Fifth avenue, reets. ite. PREDERIC Bowen Tweuty second end Pitwonty nied at NEWSPAPERS. __ JIPRCIAL NOTICE —THE SUBSC! RWILL Pat RIBER two copies of the New York Herald of October 1 a hal ‘Addrone. B., box 5,269 New York Post “WINES, LIQUORS, &. r WINB=1,000 CASES CLARET WINE. LOW Orr, ta boi y WM. 8, TOOLE &00., 170 ton street. 14 SALS—KINETe BARRELS OF OLD KBNTUCKY Fob ske7. pure ang unm! It 7 tbelows a coneorn Darts 8 Liberty foom 12, from 10 KGARS AND TOBACCO. Fes, SALE-@RVRRAL LOTS OF CHOICE SBOARS, Btareasouable price, Segar Agency, NO O Liberty AVANA LEAF TOBACCO run AND File lers by the bale. Also Spanish Ribbons; ati under im. port Lets Cail at 130 Water street. OAL aly oA 1-83 AND $8 00 PER TON —IN CONSE. «| igned offers the batance of Y r amare 2 iin iow prices for ty la. ail Blove: #8 per ton. Apply al Porance 1ST, 139,Firet avenue. halen a il ou wait! S| ake, igh ge Wal CRNTAM'S FURNITURE Furniture Bi preset Berane, 2 ee