The New York Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1865, Page 8

THE RITES. ‘CONTINUED FROM FIFTH PAGE. ‘Wrave soen them (in every State, save Virginia), I wxow yea. would th nk 1ke me, and would pray the Almighty ‘tocreate in the Northern mind a sense of right and justice (even should it possess no seasoning of mercy), and that’ e would dry up this sea of blood between us, which is daily crowing wider. Alas! poor country, is she 49 meet Wer threatened doom? Four years ago I would have} given a thousand lives to see her remain (as I had always! known her) powerfal and unbroken, And even now I would hold my life as naught to see her what she was, @h! my fricads, if the fearful scenes of the ‘past four years had never been enacted, or if what has been had been but a ‘rightfat drea:n, from which we couldnow awake, with what everliowiag hearts could we blees our God and pray for lis: continued favor! How I have loved the ld ag ‘an never now be known. A few years since and the| entre world could boast of none 60 pure and spotless. But I have of late been seeing and hearing of the Wo dydeeis of which she has been made the embiem, and would shudder to think how changed she had grown. 9] —we, who are here met tw do ‘Oh! how I have longed to see her break from the mist of dlood and death that circles round her folds, spoiling, her beaity end tarnishing her honor. and oppreseivn, till now (in my eyes) her onge bright red, Stripes look Like bl-ody gashes on tho face of heaven. 1 Jook now ypon iny early admiration of her glories as ai dream. ¥y love (as things stand to-day) is for the South mvuc, Ner do I deom it a dishonor tn attempting to make for her a prisoner of this man, to whom she owes wo much of misery. If sucess attend me I go penniless § to her sid. wh ch tke North have so long derided and been endeav- @ring to force her in, forcetting they are our bro- # thers, atl that it is impolitic to goad an enemy to mad ness, Should I reach her im safety, and find it true, will proudly beg permission to triumph or die in that game “ditoh”” by her side. Confederate doing duty upon his own resp naibility. J. WILKES BOOTH. taB OMRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH THB LETTER) WaS REOBIVED BY MR. CLARKE [From the Philadelphia Ledger, April 19.) J. Wilkes Booth, the wreiched assassin of President] Lineoin, in January last left a-lotter, in a sealed enve-M lope, directed to himself, at the house of Mr. J. 8. Clarke, his brother-in-law in this city, with the stat ment thit: they contained oil stoeks and bonds. They remained at the house anopened until after the crime of ja Friday ni ht, when Mr. Clarke opened them and handed: them over to the United States Marshal. id Mw This letter is undated, but it could not have been 4 writien later than January, and was probably written inf Novémber. secrvey till ho had Wiken some ste the faly reasun for opening it. « edly havo joined tue rebel army at the begining 0 the war, if it had not been for the firm opposition of his; family, and the grief of his mother, His Edwin and J nius, considered bis declarations tat th rebell'on was right, as merely tho wilt talk of a reckless youngman, His opinions and fo-lings were so dit from those of bis family that a virtual separation & + came unayvidable, and be has visited neither his broth nor brother-in-law since Jax CAPTAIN BEALLS NO RELATION OF THE BOOTH FAMILY. We aro authorized by Mr. Edwin Booth to state that the assertion of the Buifulo Courier, transferred to our columns yesterday morning, that Captain Bealls was connected with his family, is without a shadow of foun- ation. There ts not only no relationship of any degree, Dat there has never been the remvtest acqua ntance with dim on the part.of any member-of his family. ‘The Attempt on the Life of Mr. Johnson. Wasmixeton, April 19, 1865. Tt was stated in the Hsraup of the 17th inst: that’ Senator Farwell, of Maine, was the first to apprise the ‘Vice President of the murder of Mr. Lincoln. This is an error. It was ex-Governor Farwell, of Wisconsin, now which would give of the Patent Office, who boards at the Kirk- ‘wood House. Governor Farwell was at Ford's theatre at the time of the assassination of President Lincoln. He heard eome person give the name of Booth 2s the murderer, and the reward offered some time ago inthe Southern papers to some person who! ‘would kill Lincoln, Seward and Jobnson, and perhaps the: Oadinet, immediately flashed across his mind. Leaving the excited crowd, he went as rapidly as possible to the room of the Vice President, at the Kirk wood House, aroused him and obtained admission, and apprised him of tho terrible tragedy at Ford’s, On realizing the astounding fact Mr. Johneon | evinced the greatest emotion. Both gentlemen being much aifected, d&nonstrated by a spontaneous warin }3 embrace and @ nervous grasping of ‘the hands whict seemed diticutt to separate, Directly .comprehendin, the immense cansequences of the foul deed, the V Presideut exhibited great coolness and presence? of mind in deliberating upon the best means for mecting the emerge’ Although Mr. Johnson expressed no appre Farwell immediately oor until sion for his own safety, Governor sed a guard to be placed at the tie took proper precautions of th nature. iis, anxious for his safety, } Visited Mr. Jol ruor Farwell went, at Mr. Johnson's requ to the house where the President & was lying, and to Secretary Seward’s, to ol informa. tion of ‘heir condition, wrning, he, witht Major O'Byrne, of the provost guard, accampented the Vice Pres dent to see Mr. Lincoln, Who was sible, Gov rnor Farwell expresses the highest adm tion of the remarkable pres of mind and depth ¢ thought Vico President, thus startled | at night from profo nd ye. wit © of sucha territie aod wm us choeracter, Pooth's card, sent? dirk and pistol FI aboutthe ko that of Mr time, all intended for Mr. J the inter; « Johnoon was alone in his een calied to his door on any MEETINGS OF GONDOLENCE. Meeting the Fire Department. At axpociel meoting of the Beard of Reprosentatives re Fire Department, held at Firemen’s eagay evening, 19th imat., the regular on of business was dl la number of highly how th Linevin was is averied roo pret apensed wit yroprate resolutions, cone! a8 ‘Tollows, were adopted :-— Revolved, thet ar we her t k anddadder t Rasolved, Kew York Henao, Tinea Tri Bicreury nnd Ation Rovere, Ghat in. vonea ie Ji,And OULOL reapeyt to hia memory, (he Board do now L adjourn. gs Meeting of the French Residents. A large meeting tho s repch residents of the city of ‘New York took p! it Delmonico's on Tuesday evening, Baron Gayldrie Bollea, Consal Geaeral of Framee, being walled to dhe chair, offured a few brief end appropriate remarks, in Which the ties of friewdsbip existing between co and the Unked States were foclingty alluded to. e following reaglutions were unanimously carried :-— Rosolved, ‘hat the eamasiustion of Abraham Ldacotn, Ens the pois sinter d the) gan: 1 OF tha French roxidonts of this city Be us! ‘hat we tender to the A peowle the ex an ur heagtfelt eyanpathy in this the hour of the hation's berenvemneat, soaubeay we offer our sin ae, und tor the prosperity of th Ar isber for an try ander the n von. depl the murderous attempt on the fe the general anxiety felt i bia vehall, iat we leo condole with the faanily of the ident in Its deep afliietion. Hosricrd, That the present reso] stiaua be forwarded to the French Legation in Washington, for their commuumeation to Bovernnens of the Untied Slade, to the family of Mrs woolit, and to that of Secretary Bei Sympathy of the Natives of the Baste At asmeeting hold at the residence of Mr. Oscanyaa\, of Constantinople, the following resolution was adopted :—' That we, natives of Turkey sojourning in Ame. Resolyed, rien, deeply lament the hich thi try has anetained do tie sudden tnd victent Jeata of "Abruaaa Laineoln, the But no, day by g @ay has she boon dragged deeper and deeper into cruelty § ‘They say she has found that “last ditch” BJ tion for the worse than cowardly ussaul BY wittch needs him so much, an B never be forgetful of his sucritices and sufferix It shows that if John Wilkes Booth did not ij then contemplate killiug the President, be had at least hy revoked to Ad the rebellion in some striking and start- @ ling way. It is probable that he was then bound by anf oath tw obey some secret band of: consp rators, and his ¥! object in addressing the letter to himself was to ensure (4 £0 strong were his" expression to the fe patiies for the rebel cause that he would undovbt- | President, the following resolutions were adopted :— & brothers, & ES the emigrant, und exerted bis intinence both over. till Ingen. bo 4toctive Order of Boatmon of the flow ng r solutions were unanimously Pe a o in Walker emg oh pany Se ee cee late ai il be held this afvernoon, ym bt erly bnckaded sigbene York; ; » Rangoon; Con- meeting of the officers Thirty-second In- hes into the posseasion eomy ae NYork; 28th, eee ee ea etek nner os eee 130] : for all practical purposse Corron.—Salee to-day 6,000 baloe of which Big GRaxDe, Jan FA aero an thous Albert, Broadway, on Tuesday, the 18th inst., at two o'clock P. ict Hoge ee {tts urged that the confederacy ation bi Riscoga, Fev Boar Halla, Patten fisiol; 24th, ‘Enoch ™., Sheridan Shook, Esq., Collector, tho Chair, and Hj morning. Dr. Thompson’ pea’ commemorative of fl and that consequently vessols Bonner. Benner, Akyal, phat} eee oe. Richard Kerr, Secretary, s committoc, consisting of f™ Abraham Lincoln is ‘to the day for public com- i flag are not in @ position to ida at, Weetena te, ee Messrs, 8. Shook, &. P, Gilbert, K. H. Gouge, P. Cleveland] tobe appointeg by poe are (bernie Cee) ioe, 1We April ¢—oft, Honges, trou NYork for f % ‘tof At the Bleecker street Universalist church, corner of eee eUIEN eil —Hn port Forest Eagle, Sleeper, for NYork and B. Kerr, was sppointed with discretionary Power 10 Deering strech, then Wii ‘be ‘enreines Shs oe (Taste: fg crement seek, in fact, to and Callas, oe Teols Hano), NYork. bio honors to the memory of ue late ea to. this tt) of Bangor, Matne. Mae OY phere: Rimes ErVingar, OY, Match 2A Qacasa, Nickels, Cardiff. Por: Chesed, cor- JM can have cleared from Sig March $3, Hadith, Glohrist, NYO"E: thompson, Lampher. committee on resol scmaiating of Mesure, F At the Synagogue Congegation Ahawath Cleveland, GW. Smith, EH. Gouge, J Costa and D. jeer of sveumne O eat Forse streeh s very ath, sent Cocprat' parks Mary «Dyer, Portland; 7th, bark o ‘mon was felsch. reverend Mimay be in many cases to det Zu oh , Philadelphia, Sid 7th, bark H. Print| srgaered. the Lp ae ‘Times, entleman alloded ‘A the life and sctions of the late peered | by tnt r Simmons, and Aviad adne (Br . feaner, iors: b a Manone Bena rribune:: dent, and in woeful expressions lamen' abode den, NOrleans; Lith, brig Cares (Br), Wilson, New re ork; 12th, bark Yumuri (Br), Johnson, do; brig, Maidincot the country and to from a serene and cloudless horizon has aang ro a ee ot chat -maurder moet foul, Ag sor the occasion, were sung by the choir, Strangeend unnatural,” which is now bot = beta rg ae ol row, ‘ wich subliee energy Tor the solems duties which must fol R E ow this mghtmare of grief and horror; while men of all s exeeds und conditions ‘are seeking resslon of thelr abhor-| mance ae Veneer of in fiend ta een shane. who heen’ “this deed of dreadfs "an sore fot te Chatusler and momory of thia great leader ‘of the people, who v dete beter mrt The Pennsylvania and Persia at New The. deen dataset cuor f tke Ukustrious dead, York and Belgian at Portland. may 4 prapalaiely avail ourselves of the occasion to mingle oat esr or jeutice which Ty inging through dye country nnd echoing in the chumbers of erery loyal heart; and echoing in rore Resolved, That we look mm the brutal sssasaination of jelteholved, That we leak upon ihe bits oaoeno ge THREE DAYS LATER NEWS. ‘was the honored head dnd Chief, emanation of that Teehich haw marked We progrend of that gigantic oun. shirwey against the government of which this plece of ruthless utebery a, be eee i: Forearm and climax— 2 moat arch deed of pitcous massuare That ever yet this world was guilty of, ; a nu ee RN PUT AA ane oa OUR RELATIONS WITH PORTUGAL. f, an, of -4 providence of God, inspire the hearts and nerve the arms of 4 more than ever tnited and determined people, for the over throw of the inonstrous treason which 1s Indirectly answera- ble for this and other giant crimes against God and hunanity. 5. That we have no words in which to express our fndigni- ‘60 miraculous! help. own, The Commander of Fort Belem Dis- missed for His Conduct Towards the Niagara.and Sacramento. thwarted, upon the life of that great man, in his utter lessness, whom the Empire State is proud to call her and whose relations to the President, and government rendered his Ife and services of incatculable valu® at ure, with the whole nation, we “breathe j freer end deeper” at the cheering prospect of the recovery of the distinguisued Secretary, as well as that of other mem- ta irc tea eae: THE UNITED STATES FLAG TOBE SALUTED. this terrible jun Uon of Proviuence in restoring him again to. that hig Bes to which he brings qualitie: The people will the conviction that so exalted und an experience so valuable. 4. That we flud courage and strength in fq the mautie of Abraham Lincoln has fallen’ upon shoulders Rd not unworthy to wear it; that it is the duty of all good elti- England Will Not Revoke Her“ Belligeront” Concession to Jeff. Davis. zena, irrespective of creeils or parties, to extend all ald, en- Courugement, ehurity and support to. Andrew Johnson, who, m ¥ the will of Heaven than by his own'choice, assumes the uwhul and trying responstbilities of the chief magistracy of there United S.a:es at this oritical period in our history, We reverently invoke the blessing of God upon all his en- deavors to revestatiah and preserve this blood bought Unjgn and retore permanent peice to our distracted country. “A» ‘hs day so may his strength be.” 5. “Lat to the oilicers and man of the two great arms of the body ‘politic, the army and navy, who have so gallantly and heroicsIy led our nation through the wilderness of this right. ul stri’e, and planted it upon the heights of freedom nd inevitable triumph, we owe a debt of gratitude and honor stimate. She Has Wot Wet Heard the Wews from Richmond. 1 Gestiess all hum . 6. That onr deep und sincere condolence {s tendered to the cruelly bereaved family of the late President, and that with & ail aliecion and sympathy we commend them to the * Wid: ows? God and the Father of the fatherless.”” That in token of respect for the memory of the great and good man whose loss we deplore, we will wear the usual, badge of mourning for six mouths, The Intended Fenian Invasion of Canada and Ireland. ¥ THE CANADIAN DEFENCE QUESTION, &o., &o., &e. Action of the Commissioners of Emigra~ tion. s Ata special meeting of the Commissioners of Emigra- ff tion held on Tuesday afternoon, at Castle Garden, to give ff ugs of the Board at the death of the 4 Queenstown April 5, arrived at this port yesterday after- ‘That this Board, in-common with our fellow citi. fj 2000. i re msnity Atel has befalen the coun- EJ ‘The steamship Belgian, from Liverpool on the 6th leath oF its Cluief Magistrate. nam Lincoln by thefgand Londonderry on the 7th inst., arrived at Portland, 1 aasiasnin, at a nooment when peuee was dawnln, t Me., yesterday morning. i, we are called on mourn the loss of an . : Captain Wylie, of the Belgian, reports as follows:— Resolved plo. whose admi elogs lest Ys ng devotion to the public welfare. i balan a’ Senne ana iteion, of the Beore- Fg ship Milan, bound to Montreal. On the 17th, in lat. 42 61, ‘ate, Wm, HL. Seward, in 101 of pnb « Jpviee hte shown the warinest tuterent forthe welfare of pong. 60 55, spoke the steamship Nova Scotian, bound t home and if east mission abroad to promote the great object of this C awakens the deepest sorrow and indignation of thi slved, That this Board tender to the famll President their sympathy and condolence in this thei Ff ere Cote oo thoy may find soasaiation in £3 Queenstown on the evening of the 9th of April, arrived asa ue whole pet with them nnd sah oy i enter. any S99 at this port yesterday afternoon. feel the greatness of the loss. Resolved, That the recular meeting of this Board, tot The Persia brought £10,085 in specie on freight for’ Py New York. held on to-morrow (Wednesday), be adjourned, subject t The news hy the Persia is three days later. the call of the Prestdent. ‘The offices of the Commission and the whole buildine ff ase tastetuly decorated in mourning, ‘Among the passengers by the Persia is Mr. P. McD ant Asso- ff Collins, the projecior of the Russ scheme, Mr. Collins has succeeded in concluding the final convention with the Russian government for the lconstruction of the connecting link of the line through Liverpool at eight o’clock on the morning of the 8th, and Meeting of the American Prot elation, Ata meeting ofthe worthy Grand Lodge of the Ame-| rican Protestant Association, held on Monday evening; ut 835 Broadway, the following preamble and resolutions} were adopted :— Whereas, it has 4 almighty God to remove from « lorious usefatness his Excellency brahaim Lincoln, Pres! lent of the United States; and Whereas it fe meet thal, so faras may be, we would ex- press our deep and heartfelt sorrow at the. deep damnation of ue ; therefore be it taking off; solved, dastardly assassination of our be. for the purpore of setting operations through that cov ntry. Cobden should be placed in the Marseilles Museum. that by the loved Chiet Magistrate our country has lost its brightest Ornaient fis foremost statesman, and ite purest man; ‘that 7th inst., at Lavington church, close to which his coun try residence was situnggd. A large number of mem- bers of the House of Commons and other leading men were present, and the scene in the country churchyard was solemn and touching. Mfr. Bright, who was one of the pallbearers, was most deeply moved. The weekly returns of the Bank of France exhibit a BF decrease in the cash on hand of one and one-seventh mil- lion of francs. r order, since: praying that He who bereaved us will lead President Joh son to emulate the manifold virtues of the departed. Resolved, That « copy of these resolutions be printed in-the New York daily papers. ‘w York State Soldiers’ Depot, 50 and 52 Howard Street. The English iron works in North Staffordshire are to be: The large hall at this place was yesterday densely Hf reonenod at once, the men engaging not to assist those crowded with soldiers and citizens, to join in the religious Fo, strike serv The Rev, W. G. Hawkins, at short notice, Ff 11 paris, Connt Walewski's life had been in great dan. preached an able sermon, and a volunteer choir of young f3 ger from sickness, and he continued seriously indis- Jadies and gentlemen gave some choice music. The hall Fy oooq Fey tthe comntonancee of the coldiers: ancefy 18 the Belgian Chamber of Representatives « motion Hove, had taken place. ‘They weep liso ellidron, py that the Chamber should express regret that the govern- ok exceedingly grin and caruest. They have given {% ment had not absolutely refrained from taking part in 1p aliking about “going home ”’ and the “war as 5000 BY tne Moxican expedition was lost by a vote of 55 to 67, —— m the Chamber maintaining its vote of the 2d of Septem- Company A, Twelfth Regiment. a ber Inst. Twelfth regiment, of the National bf War has recommenced in New Z w York, Captain James A. Mandevilie fy troops had su amdubsbiie oes commanding, have adopted resolutions deploring in sult M4 afr, Howitt, an Englishman, had been solzed by the vie terms the national loss; but humbly admitting the by chincee rebels and assassinated at Honjg Ko i of an overruting Providenco, “who has seen ‘i i9] ‘The General Correspondens of Vienna denies the rumor are ei chocen as ite ruler,” ad, expressing a hope gy tat the Minister of War had informed Marshal Benedek or may b: enabled to bring 11 expected revolutionary ontbreak in Venetia, prada prevailing ph in tad again attracted tention in the British Parliament, and Sir George Grey tated that govern ing precautionary step: Win the matter to check, if possible, its introduction into England The postile The English Univers | Oxford boat by four lengths. ‘The Paris Bours was quiet, and the rentes closed on E4 the 7th inst, at 67°, 80c London News quotes 4 Bombay to the effe merchants had snbecrit land, and the British afely out o ting of the Boatmen of New York. Ats x of Manbattan Lodge, No. 1, of the Pro. y of Now York, held of April, 1865, the fol nt was t mee at their lodge room, on the 18t St. Pet # abating ty boat was won by the olved, That int wth ntimely mourn the loss of our great chief in, we feel, as ail Ameri. id : was struck at ow laws, ad well as at the civil and religious liberty of ® mercantile letter from he native, wealthy vher twenty-five Jncs of to buying cotton in statement, that a nimber of oli 1, That while we 6 our sorrows and England at the exi h ever, is received witt The steamship City of 1 York on the 6th inst GUR RELATIONS WITH PORTUGAL, Satisfaction by Po Stntes=The Gove Dismissed and t Saluted, &e. dd nadnest, + affieted femily of the illustrious dead rtfelt aympathies in this their nz that the wi averpeol for New gal to the United jor of Fort Belem Union Fiag to be ANI Le Hoxatio N. WaLken, Becrecai See Second Page for Reports of Sermons Yesterday. Lisnox, April 6, 1865, The difficulty between America und Portugal has been q amicably sett! The Governor oF Belem Fort has’ Pi been dismissed, and the fort is to salute the American flag to-day with twenty-one guns THE CHURGH SERVICES TO-DA vureh, Bi suunte, witht ones The Rev. Dr. Tyng will St, George's church, this moruing at eleven o'clock. preach. Atthe Church of the Puritans, Union square, public service will be held this morning ateleven o'clock. Sub- ject of discourse—The Providential Appeal of God for Justice," At the Canal street Presbyterian church, in Greene street, near Canal, services will be held this morning, at hialf-past ton o'clock, by the Rev. Mr. #. 8. Finney. ‘The public are invited, At St. Mark's German Luthoran church, No, 50 Sixth § atrect, betwoon First and Second avenues, religious ser- vicos will be held in reference to oar national bereave. ment, at half-past ten o'clock this morning. Rev. Mr. Ragener, pastor. At the Pilgrim Baptist church, Thirty-thind street, west of Bighth avenue, moeting for prayer will be held this mort at ten o'clock, one bode aug Sta ne Be os At the Middle Reformed Datoh church, Harrison street , Brooklyn, appropriate services will be held this «morning! at eleven o'clock, and in the evening at cight o'clock, The pit will be occupied by the pastor, hoy. AB. Smith, D. D. At the Cony Portaguese F The Lisbon Juurnal Hehed the following a an of « “The two federal steamers at Belem, much Hf below the cround they wished to take, because the Porta guese guardship prohibited their approaching mearer to} the piace where the Stonews Next ¢ when the Cont seo! had aailed, they’ weighed anchor, with the intention of coming up the river, but did not notify the guardship of their Intention, and this caused the Governor of Relein Tower, whose or- ders were precise, to fire Into the voxseis, It is explained that the federal ships steamed towards) the bar, in order to take the turn up the river, and there is no doubt the whole difionity might Lave been obviated ia ad they sent previous avtice w the Goveenor of Belem: Tower, It i# Gaid that at the first shot the Niagara lowered her} flag half mast to show ehe accepted the intimation not to| go out, and this signal appears aot to hove been observed at the tower, which fired six more shots at the frigate, and it is said three balls struck her side. The commander of the Niagara complains that blank cartridge was not first fired to give him timely warning. rt of the Outrage. of the BOth pub- count of the affair: — al a ancl ored erate tion Bikur Cholim, U. Kadischa, No. 63) ‘Chrystio street, New York, tho obsequies of the lamented The Rebels as Belligerenta. Chief Magistealo will take place this a(tornoon, at t ser o’olook fu oration wiil be deli wo WILL ENGLAND BEVOKE THE coNcRSaT recisely. by the Rov. Dr. +9 Waterman and others, fr ervioa tn Su Bai * * — Bat during the ‘wooks the London Post (government organ) April ve cumstances hinro prey Wii W dy Cab 96 ‘The steamship Pennsylvania, Captain Grogan, from P4 fa On the 8th instant, im lat. 55 20, long. 11 16, spoke ff ‘The Emperor Napoleon had decided thet a bust of Mr. Bi the world. Several hymns, suitable i exist as tothe line 4 Af nity of writing a letter in reply, and w * ‘The Cunard steamship Persia, Captain Lott, which left f¥ arrogant demands of a federal minister he has an oppor- fy ithe Amoor, and is now on his way to Russian America ei foot the commencement of ba f The funeral of the late Mr. Cobden took place on the % % and a fitting regard for the national hor, (Br), Balumore. ‘The ‘principle hag neither been acknowledged nor r ‘Svuixam, Mareh 23—In port bark E Dwight, Nickerson. for lathed Goat Atrtg Ue Petant wher then ached piece os ied = 2 Hunt Bossa € Gaye; ache Puce of Wales, Quinn, from Boston, sand Sepastonne feces. Enea prt were necemary to; Joux, NB, April 9—Arr bark Queen of Bcois, Lockhart,. entitle a cruiser, bearing the flag of the confederacy, to Bm Th Philadelphia. pb wit NYork. claim the rights’ and privil dental to the character: Jas Gi Povey Cy ee oy eh grey, of a vessel of war. for example, though fy, B Hatch, + Mine phia; Ubiumborazo, Warren, SYork; Sth, bark Alméner, Lan. built Beach, John W ORLEANS, April 9—Ary steamship George Crom-- it in England, was admitted to Deter ener rane” the r of a belligerent State as soon as & Vaill, NYork. Mr J Pearson, ‘Mrs WH ley, Misa C si Perigee: ueel oe @ cruise! ‘eredited officer of the Confederate jent read his loth—Cld brig Sarah Peters, Lord, Cardenas, commission on board and hoisted the flag of the republic All Liysuroor—Steamshtp Pennsylvania—Mra_ Gran ee orae malin Cakertbae Mork via Florida Portas: in whose service she was to be emplo} Smith, Master Grant, Rev I H Berins and ja Oa bd barks: Pathaudery Robinson, Rockbands Mone pick, Seaith,. i take iy ‘ayne, Lon; a Peace, y La) My habe had, ie ens eee ty <antd aa fa the steerage: " Gardenia Cia barks Annd Walsh, Goomba, SYuek: Mary a Dunham, Matamoros; . Rgott, Mata shown tha presence in a : Hage Air ek BA Herrin Herr fe eee v + NYork; J by rs ak 5 ick erate SHIPPING NEWS: Rete oe ee eee vonfederacy. If, a he f 2 Majest} ernment were (AC FOR NEW ‘in, fro Bordeanx; Sunshine, from, ~ vinent that fhe a o the " aA pow mums. oseessessesn ti Moros; ‘brig Aurate, Clark, from Phiiadelphta, ais doce nat ify the EE Melee iota ne = — ag he h ra ee eee Port of New York, April 19, 1865. A MISCELLANEOUS. oe fo veselt of @ belligerent power. Bu prac i ect 3 ee es aaa, A Aas ae cunes, cont na which, for all the world knows to the Goxtat ny Sig A Steamship Persia (Br), Lott, Ligerpool April 8, via Queens- Ff white, Gents? collars, $5, $7 and 39 yer dozen; tamples. only temporary—of the seaboard of a belligerent e FM town 9th, 4:08 PM, with mdse endl paeeagees E Cunard. $9 mnailed, S0c., 7c. and’ $l; snow wile ions, siitched, docs not deprive it of its maritime character; and if it be fi 9th inst, 6:45 PM, 12 miles W of Head of Kinsale, passed Fg} 25; ladies’ do. embroidered collars, $1, 50; cutis, St conceded that the South, with sea) in its jon, pgsteamship Africa, bound Bi Tee an sen? BO) eo ie JBANERES, 3 Nassitu str (could legally employ cruisers which had never tet tan ss ba ship Bllen-Austiny fr Y w York: M17 Ry TO LOVE: OR, DR. S, M. LANDIS) VERY CELE. lien Austin, from Liverpool for New York; d hologic those F435; 108 83.04, shi the City keels in its waters, it can do the same thing w! ports, though in the hands of the enemy, may Private Lecture on Psy ssed a screw steamer bound 1, suppose 1 to charm those you loves cause brated, Infallible Fascinations, just out. L ‘of Lon recaptured. We deny, however, that the South has lost ‘Steainship Pennsyvania (Br), Grogan, Liverpool Apt 4. FE persons at any distance to think of you, £e, crete Ws its seaboard; and at the present moment nothing would fq via Queenstown 6th, with mdse and 430 passengers, to Wil Hg Rhowing, Send 25 cents to Dr. Landis’ Medicul Otfiee, 1.31 be easier than for a Confederate cruiser, built in'a foreign 4 !4ms & Guion. Experienced variable winds throughout the bg Chestnut street, Philadelphia, and it by return taal. port, to approach within cannon shot of some portion of fa 2asstue. 18th inal. lat 43.40 Jon 47 20, passes, Aeamienih Dt z ea ERE Ts That vast ‘pktent of coast which reaches from the Gulf of ag muancte from Tortland tr Laverbools 278 steumenip ‘eu bd Mf =MORIAL BADGES AN TED Mexico to Ch thus quality, if it were Bil touia (Ham), hence for Southampton and Hamburg. 208 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, facta, nor’ the of a elie th a eeanee eter te iyotked: ison aCe, MANUFACTURE OF HENORIAL pOEs with mdse ni : . : poe ND. Seeks noe the a ee aasines sare ae eee teamship Continental (U8 transport), Sumner, New Or- Phe cnmerealeuneracnce fas been 80. great in New York: erin severe ot IRS, (0 ay MM cans, April 18. with mdse and passengers, to U 8 Quarter that it has been impossible to fill our ovders ux promptly Woy that tt will not be 7 master. 17th inst, lat 32 28, lon 77 67, passed two French Le as ee peel have inoroused my Tore, #0 wren, the London Herald (Derby organ), April 8.] _ Pysteamers, steering N, one fs aloop-of-war! the other a. heavy pw att {ould den Uy return eS cedar it ere is a report afloat about the relations between Bg igate. oy anus, Young, Charleston via Fortress Mon. pq 1 have » beauiiful satin Dage, om ott i this government and that of Mr. Lincoln, which, for all camsbip Ocetn parsongers, to taster. On the second aphn TY SOLN: PRIL 15, 1865. we know, may be well founded, but which really seems day out from New York, A B Swift, greaser, caught his 34 yo absurd that we can scarcely credit it, Mr. Soward is (MM left foot in toe machinery. and it was badly crushed; on ar- ee ate Gib per IW. sup] to have gathered courage from the seeming EM rival in Charleston, a US surgeon was called, who ampu- & ‘Also, usillanimity of Lords Palmerston and Russell, and topg tited part of the foot; he is doing well. ‘The sum of boo fi A BEAUTIFUL PIN, WITH A LIKENESS OF OUR LATE: ave put @ strained construction on the ‘Alarmist aq YS Taised by the passengers for him. PRESID: se ehich hater eum pabileted 40: ie word ti Stermship Catharine Whiting (U 8 transport), Cobb, Wil- $6 per 100. s) “ast nm PI 0 EM mington, 6) hours, with cotton and 104refugees, to US Quar- FA bits i 4 5 the course of the debates in the House of Com i termaster. FJA CRAPE ROSETTE, Willi A LIKENESS IN THE: mons on the defences of Canada, Imagining that §M Steamship Mary Boardman (U 8 transport), Jordan, More- CENTRE England just now is in a yielding humor, and dis- heed! Clty, NC, 3 days, with passengers, to U'S Quartermas- bi poi ati St ee : kd wa posed conal “fag ter. AY Ana an and to make almost any concessions for the sake Hi '"E samsnip Thomas A Scott (US transport), OBrien, Beau- py Ana ® beau! Lae eneeid Of peace, he has chosen the auspicious moment top rort NU, 8 Quartermas- put forward demands which but a short time singe would Bd ter. Cae h Sicamship Nevada (U § ja (Fortress Monroe, 23 hours, to A SIGH THE ABs! CLAIM, THE DEAD R. AD A PEAR. And on the opposite side, ave been scouted with indignation, and which at any transport), Gates, Alexandria, 43 6 we hat, as the RM hours, in ballast, to nartermasier. a On a PERCOLN, oath hanno" fo ts “a ie Confederate navy is a EicemaniD D: cates vero ae ti ener oa Alex- PRESIDENT. Or, THE UNITED’ STATES, 13 * 10 reermaster. TD AP itiLe 1b, 1863, fiction; that, asa majority of the Southern States have M4 iT Warjen (Brem), Julichen, Genoa, Feb 27, passed by the banda beon overrun and conquered, it is preposterous on the BM giiraltar Mareh 13, in ballast, to Chas Luling & Co. ne Re part of any European Power to recognize the South any #4 | Bark Marla Morton (of London), Woodward, Trieste, and $i longer as. belligerent. Mr. Seward, we are informed, F4 days trom Gibraltar, with, make, to A Jacquemot & Co. fl Together with all the ait! has demanded that henceforth the coramon privileges of pM Had heovy weathers lost head sails, split sails aud stove Wit Ey refuge, repairing and coaling shall be refused in all the f gare in at Ce Hae « Bye oes Eatery = ports of Great Britain and her colonies to such vessels as Fd tie Gi 4 5 A som the Gul? passed large quantities of spars adrift, The Shenandoah and the Stonewall, which are to bepil “hark Robert Leomerd (of Yarmouth, NS) iiton, Leghorn the only medicine thut ¥ RE x eure SONSUMETION, treated as pirates and regarded a8’ common enemics. 4st days, passed Gibraltar Feb 13, with mdse, to Bduiiston 4 SCHERCK'S PULMONIC. SYRUP We tru that w English statesman world entertain for GBg Brow oes sonn, wm), anderson, Matamoros, 26 fg" the only medic will eal D Sometimes medicl: casion the death of the paticnt; | the eireulation of tne blood, ‘keme faet, clogging the action of tht very cough. LIVER COMPLAINT and DY two-tiirds of Ue cases of coustmy now complain’ ig with dull pain ia Wes too Low ‘momen’ such a sr:ggeition as this, e * * © If the federal government has really pre- ferred such ahurd demands we it supprse that even Lord Russell will yield b them, He wil] have an opporta- e trust that he willy not be slow to avail himself of it. His letter-writing if powers area cause of terror tb srberminded y when f they are called into play on some subject in w h Lordi Russell has placed himself so egregiously in the wrong that the long-winded rhetoric with which. he attempts tof furbish up his blunders places him and his country in a more ambiguous position than before. In reply to the y ballast. to Miller & Houghton, “Sa CD Robbin (ar Naas, ‘Perkins, Matamoros, 27 days, with cotton, to BJ Wenberg. iytig Garaons (or Bermuda), Bright, Havana, 21 days, with sugar, to Renauld Francols &'Co. Firig Lots (of Granville, NS), Fawner, Matanzas, 14 days, h sugar, to Brett, Son & Co. wiprig fol jassuu, NP), Johnson, Nassau, 14 days, é 4 ' i , to dos Eneas. i times costive and Yados), Cathotrt, Para, 26 days, with FG ile shouldor blade B soir Claia cit tie, Cornwall, 22 days, with potatoes 5 So they pteeoant Ay Schr Adeline (Br), Petit, Parsboro, NS, with potatoes, 10 Bee oer C gang that caused We A are the cnuse of Persons who are i somne= tongue coated, pain im very restless and at taken es very heavily wtdity and betel i yh E4 condition of the stomach Duryea & Ilyde. “ ey tak. 0 hea a 1 fq tunity of retaliating which a statesman of polemical in- #4 schr D Gitlespte (Br) Smith, Windsor, NS, 19 days, with ete tess eek ne featuale Peer ges ret bad Reaper ig stincts might he eager to seize upon, fa plaster, to D R Dewolf & Co. '@ stomach clog, and remain tovpid wad inactive, and, before the: z Stiegl hr Albert Mason, Brown. Norfolk, 3 days. patient is aware of his situstion, the lungs are a mass of 4 Schr H W Morse, Crowell, Virginia, 4 days. Pa sores, and ulcerated, aud death is the inevitable result, ‘The Fenian Iny: nm of Ireland. Schr H © Bartlett, Card, Virginia, days. if ’Sciienck’s Pulinonic Syrup is an expectorant which does not In_the House of Le agg Oy the 7th of April, Scbr William Thomas, hite, Elizabethport for Boston, = Mi contain any opium, nor anything culeulated to check # cough Mr. Wurrzstpz asked whether the Foreign Office had re Sobr 3 M Dyer. Bie, Bangor, a suddenly. ceived despatches or any infortnation relative to state-pa Sort ora, French, Rockland, bg It acts as food, mixes with gnstric juice of the stomach, dl- - re aera Re a Pn bo Schr Exmpress, Kmery, Rockland. ; iy, nourishes the system snd creates a healthy el Bl ments tately published to the effect that encouragement BM Schr Vi-ueburg, Hodges, Rockland, A Scistion of tue blood.” But sometimes the aretem in so dabill- bas been given by emmont political individuals in the ‘Schr Havriet, igging, nd AF tated that a bottle of “Schenck’s Seaweed Tonic’’ is nece: Amorican’ telegraph f& United states tou confederacy of Fonians dosigned tof Sobr My Tall, Hov.tin, Rockland. fA vy and when the bowels are costive, akin aallow, and ard atiack Canina, a invade Ireland, and to make war when pce a at Spent, Dackiand. dient is of = bilious habit, a box of Schemck’s Mandrake Pills. B rerdy upon Evyland. chr Suy af required. PAYard gald the attention of the governmont had fg SCRE Superior, jiateh, (rockland. more, en Teg muah cannot be sali tn furor of the curative powers of 7 bern called to a meeting of Fenians, at which strong’ BELOW. Foe ean crale dorpid bowels or dived Pehla te toe fooge against this country had been used. ThereR Bark Thicpa, of and from Nalaga, Ej requently the primary c.use of a broken down constitution uy two facts eg om ener bapbepes zt Mar; ty Dyer. 9 eye ae ‘Cuba. of the ae, cotane, one. often ctr n eens ‘ viz: Umt plone! ab- rk Sut ne, low Bay. | consum| mn, when disease exist at or ea ee eeanely of the Potomncliy Brig Minneuuba (of Maitinnd, NS), from Cienfuegos, dock, in readily curable by s proper attention to restoring « 2 ‘3 SAILED. healiby setion of the stomacl ‘and ether functions, urpuse of being present at the meeting, and thay eee ee viacy tc te 10 elinsinate and onary off tne Subealiny de” i ‘A vorney General of Louisiana presided. _Herf@ Steamers Tonawanda, Evcort, Dudley Buok; ships Adele, Ba oocits which clog and render sluggish the wheels of the ani- Majesiy’s government had asked for explanations on pg H,ven Brabant. Caroling Nesmith, Americ; barks Tieton ism. hore pointa, and Mr. Seward’s reply wns that ColonclM Ones Irene, DR DeWoul Simcoe, WW. Lom, Harriet, fal often speak of special medicines to purify the Loosoin wadentitied to leave of abeonce, and did noth Geen 'yite idk Severs: “Anane TA Taye fl blood, when the truths, wat ifthe somach will property chain tt ia order that be mnight ritond Ue sanesing, end il Momtesume, Our Ma ehrs Young America, Sohn J Hou! eigest She, food, oad Sie totes nye ye bt at the Astorney General of Louisiana was responsible (of ton, Mary © Town, a oughkeepate, , 1 Ri that State, and not to the federal government. Robert. A Kelly. Vapor, Maris, Sarah Mingle, Jou Nlckeracn, er ee hee ey eienke sed ieimad eine eae ally Ann, Hi Hrewster, R Mason, H Cole, © i Vickery, W B iby and "uncr, beck touts Sid v mas, B an Le A Bavles, Wanela, Qogun Wate, E Ratton semsetiieg to soap The Defences of Canada. 8 Pouer, Rebecoa, HB Metcalf, Stedman,’ J Paine, Dantel MM othe tiny eden of tne liver, tl 7 In the House of Commons, on the 7th instant, Lord F¥ ra ‘Sargent, tong ed R 7 liu, J C Hine, Jno Wright, Ba Son. a4 the ciscalation natural and all therbid matter in the lugs oF elkewlior, must ripen aud, come off SCHENCK’S PULMONIC SYRUP te sure to bring about healthy action, and by persevoging in is uae, cured scrofulous diseases acre at home, in Philadelphia, Etcne moved for the correspondence with the Canadian government relative to the proposed defences of Canada, and tho share of the total cost which i to be respect: BS Sherman, Ann, wag rg a Honolulu, Algomar, Boston, ee Brice, James Nel- ‘T Fogg, E Baxt Susan, aon, Compromise, G ‘Wind at sunset 8. ively borne by Canada and the imperial government. & . He deprecated the project of erecting fortifications in Mixcellancous. Fnetdirecdions, whlch accompany eagh botue, ‘ell when the Canada, ‘which would only have the eflect of inviting M gure Taoumvut. McCallum at Akyaty is reported by tole- fl SEAWEED TONIC and MANDIAKE PILLS are required. the Americans to make Canada the battle nd 5 | ‘aph from Calcutta April 3 to have been burnt. (The T was! Dr. 8. has a number of persons in ths city thet can be re- Whoreas, the real defence of Canada was to attack Aino’ BM butt at Mystic, Ct, In 1800, waa 856 tons register, wud was ferred to that have been in the last stages of consumptl rica cisewhere. Fe owned by Post, Of this cy.) ae ae malt , edicinen. He does not wish 0 ve der. , 7 teed AWG Bank Cantorra, 279 tons . built xt Baltimore in fare gone he can mak new ones; bt 4 ha yor alt 8 Ste Saeanel hand ae 1951, has been sold at San Francisco for upwards of $15,000. ‘may have quite u cavity in fy try for the defences of Canada consisted of £200, a Bang Frances Pater, 802 tons register, built at Robbina- fg it, itean, by careful treatment, be ‘Tipened, and diseased Giedee and £100,000 for Montrent. Ho received yester- Bl wou init and owaralin Sn Prasclco, aa been ald at tie B matter cried of. and the paulo ge wr gy Hlay an oificial announcement that a deputation o1 tter port for about $10, Price:—Pultnonic Syrup and Seaweed Tonte per bot. 1 up and one of four members of the Executive Council of Can- 5 oa f < San Miser re Fe fons Hee gaa eee iy * A la " rr “Ot h| x, Ct in }, has been sold at San Franciseo, rey box. ea at proceed to | England ce ghee! Fi Ee, ported iq EE ee veer pind “oy ane Mf 'Scun Mataxzae—The report of schr Matanzas, axbore athe Y any. trom 9 arrangements necessary for the defence < ‘anada in PR Cedar Tree Neck, being fall of water, is incorrect. She was PMA. M. untl3?. M. Ali advice gratis; hut for # thocougis tie event of awer with the United states. Tt was not in§§ perfectly tight at 4 PM 17th, and lighiers were alongside tuk- ff examination of the lungs with his Keapirometer ois charge SIT B niiy of making the result of it known to Parliament, his power, nor had he any wish If he had the power, tol pind (le Country without the fall Knowledge and cons: nt Bg of Purliataent to any particular cours*, As soon as the Rl confercnce was over he would take the earliest opportu ng out cargo. The probability was Wat she would 18th should the weat! reontinue winderste, wufort NC, night of Thos A Scott Yuh, sup. ‘got off Ba Is $3, bg DEMAS BARNES & CO., 21 Park row, wholesale agents Ra for New York DR. SCHE! at bis room E GREAT Kheumatiam. GOUT and RHEUMATIO Pius. ee as the most safe und effectual remedy ever olfered to the pubile aud Lave be versally used In Kusope for many the London, Eng. » 15 ahd M7 id off by th 4 Moun| in Wave, from Bos. with damage, has ll for t THE LATEST NEWS. Liverroot, April 8—Evening. Whalemen, Ship Herald, Honeywell, eld at New Bedford 18th inst for: Auautie Ocean. a Spoken, &e AS, M I \t, 229 Strand, WELLS & reet, N. vk. amen (Am), be 4, lat 3.8, ton 2590 W r Majesty’ Commissioners have authorized the name The London Daily News, alluding to the reference in Frege!” (Am), b PT lat’ 285 N, Jom beg AMLaddress ot “Thomas Prout, 29 Strand, London,” to be impressed upon the government stamp atlixed to each box ot Uh ine medicine. House of Commons last: night to the Fenians, ridi- of Amorica ever going to war to please a og arkiuo (Br), bound SW, was signalized March 21, lat 8 46 8, ton 82 40 W. ‘An Am brig, showing No 5198, Feb 27, lat 3, 4 the idea ‘yy see BALSAM QF WILD cH RY of men of foreign orizin and ide: o * Heri Foreign Ports. . . Official French despatches from St. Petersburg repre Axrwenr, April 6—Arr Liber ° ° : . 4 ° sent the sanit state of the city as deplorable, Axyan, Feb 30—sid (not ¢ . . . . . ° , pus 26tir, Mutic, Klein, Macao; 27th, Cures COUGHS, COLDS, SORE THROAT and Liswox, April 7, 1865. Tho Minister of Public Works has resigned. Honpeatx, April &—Arr Const Bussos Aynes, Feb $—Arr Manor, Jolnsat lotta, Wilkins, do; MA Mh Wiswell, Antwerp. bark Katharine M tant : every affection of the and Bldw sth, Gi THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST, Sold by all druggists. Commercial Intelligence. LONDON MONEY MARKET, i DRY GOODs. ARGAINS, names BARGAINS, N©O YG both of the her Au antic, Fe Idhusen: Cy mone OOD. és m, satis Ac) N iihelmine, * arias ae bot a soltimore, Nid 4th, Dorett and Ain. ns hw a dull N hh, Tadustel a ltimore. ikon, a partial ti G—Arr Isabella C Jones, Shaw, 90% « 90%, « declin 90%, they closed at 9 the Oth of May. There was a (ull discoont demand at the bank to-day, previous to the payment of the dividends, which com: ; and, r actly for money, and 90% {0 Avr Black Susan, Podger, Algiers, Bd A Sherwood, Smith, Buenos Ayres, Columbia, Maller, Boston, PAPER MUSLINSat Is. a yard. CAMBRIC MUSLINS. at I ota a BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED MUSLIN, Is. a yardy EST PRINTS atl. and April ¢ 1 VK March pril O—Arr brig Ali . ctia, “Taylor, NYork; . aces to-MOTFOW. 10th, Dag 8 W Holbrook, Small, Portiand: AC Small (Br), —s vreign securities continue their downward course, Bj MeDos mia, Hoston; Annie Sherwood, Padel trerpoot TICKINGS, DENIMS AND HOUSEKEEPING LINES and the Confederate 6 ES Stewart, Philadelphia; tn, Ai proportionately low in price. altimare, — ; . ks Union (Br), Sparks, NYork; Manitou (Br), 4880, ilway stocks bave been inactive, hime Win Laueaster (Br). YEE An immense stock of PLALD PLANNELS, WINITE PLAN. ne of the Bank of England show a I ioseo (Bry May, end Vehan, Moore tet i NeLS, COLORED FLANNELS, AND FANCY FLAN. ry J) rile Line h. Ve yr n the bullion of £103,666 sterling brigs Fan: ba, Sd.; dollars, 4a i Boston; Export (Br), Mi,’ do; 8G Adama, ‘Philadelphia; ser Mary KE Smith, Ls, PRON THE AUCTION SALES OF THE PAST WEEK, a’ a F ALEDUCTION OF 4 PER CEa7 NYork; Ht ( land, and “ida M Carney, Fs AMERICAN SECURITIES, ‘Aubewas, April 1—Are bark Mea Purchasers should cal ne our stock, ax our prives Wortinger, Matan- pon the arrival of the ast telegraphic nows the prteol ras: brig Badhelor (ry Afullen, New Yorks ia he oH are below those of any staUlishment in the city. of five-twenty bonds was fora moment pushed ap to 59 jams, Portland. Sid 11th, schr Antelope (Br). TAGE ©, but it has now settled down to $745 « 68. Other fig Dobro, NYork 19th, rigs Nig , Sowers, aud Despatch CRYSTAL, PALACE EMPORIUM, * remain quiet, and prices chiefly nominal, EBriegig (8). Grorter, do, . x SN aad.” Hino Getral, OOM 861. LAAT ADtiLS—Arr Uni, Joe, NYork; Oth, Celibatatre, Vee. Sosants. thwaite’s ciroular of the evening of the Sth inat. Tal |, April Arr Pe n, Wi RESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS, says there {6 av «and active business for Ameri- wa hone Peb aie-ia ‘port shipa Kingdah ay Freeman, FROM AUCTION. ean secur ties, twenties improved to 64%, but atl Francisco; Helios, Bratt, fot do. A SUPERB STOCK OF the close stood at $8, Therw is a atendy disposition tof, Havana, Apel i2—Arr brigs Katahdin, Saunders, Port. ap TANCY DRESS Goope: take nols shares, which remain very firm at 6144. Sr yd - oe , do; Math, Torrea® Ronan. Bena ire ac ae latte CUM jane aie anata, MoE COLON tepGAR TE VERE ARR Ax two dollars, There a wever, large purchases being’ RRPOOL, Ap Peruvian (s), Barland, Portland; CALL AND SEE. made in them for English account. Buyers are freety ME 7th, Wm Tapscott, ‘York. ARO supplied by importers, There is also an active inquiry Sid Stu, James Jr, ‘Abeol, N¥ork; 7th, City of BLACK AND FANCY SILKS for Atlantic and Great Western bortda RAT, REDUCTIONS crystal PALACE SRFORTUM, do, Loxpos, April 8, 1366. tiland, Soule, Portiand; 7th, Str R Peel, Console for money, 904% a 90%. John Bi De MY Iilinois Central shares, 6014 061; Erie shares, $3 » 9314 uate inane (o4, Sos; Loemane coh W.-K. ROBERTS. Five-twention, 5755 9 58, Premdleton, do; 7a, Peruvian (4 = ncaa Quebec; Monarch of the Sea, Kirkal- LOST AND FOUND. THR LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Liverroot, April 8A. M. The brokers’ circular says:—The increase of business the cotton market on Thursday last week was fol ian (a), Kerr, Portiand. Mary Alice, Sook, Boston; Hudson, artiff and NYork (and ald dy, NY ork; Nor ONNON, April Tarr * AD N ONE OF THE NINTH AVENUE RAIL Cid 6th, Meridian, k prey road cars, a Pocketbook, whielr the owner can have by F this expense and proving property. lowed by greater activity on Friday, accompanied by amy Vout skh): Bin, Jossie Cotte, Comin, Hietliey: ek; Jameat Pee inne ond KAIK, 179 Bast Toventy-second street, marked advance in long stapled doveriptions; but on he ‘Cheaton, Bryan, Baltimore. r NDA POORER? 3 Oe sepodky AD BBLOKG turday'the demand fell off, and prices have sindedrooped, J Sid {rom Gravesend Oth, Southern Cross, M'Dowald, San ONDA POCKET ROOK, SUPPOSED TO, BELON( and closed on Thursday with a further general decline, fi Francisco. fe reageued to Gallen tbe’ Peed eter oe coer Thovgh American hae been in improved demand the: a are partially reduced about od. per lb, Sea sland is mach neglected, and hae declined Id. a &4. LONDONDRARY, April S~SId Huson, M’Cay, Philadelphia, rerun cet Anda, Morgan, Yeon Maxita, uo.date—Arr Oliver Cromwell, Hong Kong (and was ldg for NYork), ril i2—Arr brig Britannia (Br), Cables, Bos. 0. East Kiver, between the hours of two and four y'clock I on next Friday or Saturday. SILAS T, RUBBI A SMALL scoTcn during tho last fortnight. The decline durng the week Mat. Ay OST-IN BIGHTH STREET, on other descriptions ranges from Sgc..n Jd, por Ib. Bton. ‘aa titi, bark West Wind (Dri, Allen, New Fork; beige |4 Terrier, A reward of $5 will be paid to the finder at 6 Sales of the week 42,480 bales, including 4,780 to apecu- fi Wim Greenough (Br), Campbell, and Northern Aight (Bi Clinton place. do; rk Sea Kagis, Howes, Philadelghia; bi lators and 6,040 for export, official quotations are) jonah, Graffam, NYork; schrs Alexander Blue (Br), Cor O8T—ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, THREE SHEEP. as follows :— mn; Arrow, Port Royal. The finder will be liberal), ded by brit wll. Fair, Midaing HA "Vrisanavcs, Fob 3i—Arr Hofal at, Walker, NYork; March(ll ing the wherenvoute of them nt 6f Pet avewuee in. the Tr one, ist 16}gd. ne Da Lg tid, 14h fe Liverpool) ca sirughterhouse, by Mr. Lowenstein. bs - ny Digget, el m enny, ‘aeiae f; 4 Byenos Ayres. O8T—ON THE cor kh OF BRO, AY AND 1a. be Pana, Warcli 2-10 port brig Prince of Wales, in quaran.| Houston stron, a Blank and ts Slay iar actica | ; Fewrrd Will be pi market continued thE Kio Jawerno, Fob 10—Arr Guapo, Merry, NYork; 12th [8 at Overton. & Raymond's Giking rovmm ‘The styck, om am 920 MA Witeh of thy Wave, Todg, Callag ‘oy Vork} 22d, Helupicn: Ml wtrogt wud Hail place. rm ¥