The New York Herald Newspaper, April 7, 1866, Page 10

10 t would promise to send Mr, Stockton back, and alan 0 WJohuson repubiican tn Mr. Wright's place. | Wh) (0 ot the radicals agree to this? Was the election of it Qattell of more importance than the interesie of eral goverammnt? This question and these majggym & now going before the peopl the next ele th Its undysiood that the Governor has not the power to fill the -acancy occasioned by the ousting of Mr. pook ton. Biote iogislates are now going home, ‘There 15.0 great and conviviality among the demo- son republicans, The radicals aren fleop mourning. They wear their weeds gracefully, but evidently do not Ovet them. Soon this hubbub of poll. * tical excitement Wii move off and join the procession of pe ore and ths city of “ger.ous families” will be left to ite verdant nhabitants to renew again thelr acenea of quietness anc good humor. THE GREAT TORNADO. its Kavages in In®ana and IMinois— Immense Destruction of Property and of Life. In tho Heratp of last Monday was given an extended ‘account of the terrible tornade which swept over @ por- Yon of Indiana on Tuesday, the 2th ult, From the \apers of that section, which e since come to hand, \ appoars that the force of the whirlwind was not stayed {thin tho limits of Indiana, but extented into Southern inols, Below is an account of its fearful deatructive- ts in the latter State, furnished by the Evansville WL) Conerier. te were visited by Mr, William Brill, am old and re- “od farmer of Johnson county, llinois—and one of \most extensive in that county—who furnished us \a stceingt and detailed description of a toraado that \f over that neighborhood on the 20th, which caused Volo loss of life and the toial destruction of ery ya tho line of its march, entirely uprooting whol carrying away houses, ‘trees, wagons, and every- Yoove theground, and bringing misery and mourn- tho happy homes of many. elect y did Mt wil bo for them to de hetlt awe who stubbornly refuse | ntioUs isp: ns of ove man to th grill desor bes the appearance of the storm as the Arie ever witnessed or that the mind ean ¢on- a blackness enveloped the valley below Was quite light on the bills around, and this @ the distinctness of the whole. ‘The most ter- rumbliny aud moaning filted the air, and the ®Q.,jphur was very strong. ‘ihe unearthly noise br’) ‘drown the voices of speakers close to each fie neighborhood of Tobacco Post Ofice, and ‘Tho tornado moved in a chose Se of the valley where this tornado passed few miles of Golcondo. 4 to cast, and ined U0 8 noste ” anced, apparently with the modor Mr. Brill observed high in the air t! crushed ho him to be horse torm in donae volumes of dirt ¢ tnextricable confusion, Tho filled with the contents 0! farms, d torn from the earth and folded uj ro taken up bodily shed over} salavion c alley. ‘anced the indteations of its ‘course ring to point i § Jind \yjects that sc & bore fhat. ah heaved omed ist qd sulpharic bd everything in the alley whieh at t 3 med to roll and spread to ail directions. Yi fhe whoie conntry was inundated, and the soil in iny places washed down to Oxy substratum of olay, as dugh the clouds had burst and hoo earth With pans of water at once, 0 list of lives tort and total destruc. T was mortally injured, three tughters were killed outriglt. aud u Yes oe ne. imily of nine, mo led. Hi aject of his aing has sin ything, fflour and meal in sacks was taken nd no trace of it aft rwards found. liars in mone also blown avrey Mr. Bayne’s house was also taker floms. His stock of boots, sli jarried for miles and seatt« fing was totaliy lost. Eaquiro Woriey had nine ji Irs faniity, one of who was Killed, and cight are sunyosel i bo midriphly wounded, Horses aud ever Ju. i 5 OD the place swopt = » 1 | John Jones lost a child. Byer thi Jouuthan Waiers’ fara ws {riod off. Thoro is not an oly | Louis MeGewan’s farm © totally Houses, barns aud everyt Woodson West's farm up and ear Loatroyed, jovorything on at swept off re Orchards were pulled up by | 1 ave males very one Who escaped «io f |-sarpeathc ae wea pnfines ks ore 2 bathe ‘@nod as’ though by soot, Mr, Brill was one of the forty from the route of the tornade, ai. Be loss, e three daughters of Mr. J found dead, were locked in exch Cows, hogs and ig imp) were found at a greatdistance, Of block The Lo lived off sped with a oftorward come eaves, cannot yot be f lly ascertained, but by an estimate not ‘oan be Ro Mqueetion but taut le wea one oF be aoe -Miolont and destructive natural phenomena on record. “Cornering” Railroad Steck. QUUNCTION RESTRAINING THK SALE OF TWO HUN- DUED THOUSAND DOLLAULS WORTH OF SOUTHERN a AND NORTHERN INDIANA RAILKOAD 1K. SUTERIOR COURT—ChaMunns, Before Judge MeCunn. Dantel Drew vs. George Scott, R. S. Capron, W. BE. Strong and J. F. Mervett.—Mi. Dudiey Field appeared be- fore Judge MoCunn, of the Superior Court, on Thuraday, ‘and obtained tho issuance of a temporary injunction ci hern Indiana Railroad Com- 000. ioh the injunction was Mr. Daniol Drew, and contained following allegations :— 1806, Mr. Drew purchased two theusand stock in Michigan pouthern and Northern In- ‘road Company, at $65 per verable in mnoiy daye On the 13th of January he sold two thou- t to ‘ullil a bargain, and borrowed that nom- ng to 8 them when the stock purchased Dy limeel( should be delivered to him. These transac- tions were done through the firm of Groosbeck & Co., aa the ageuts and brokers of Draw, A few days after the borrowing the lender called | Groesbeck & Co. for the return of the two th rea, ard Mr. Drew's agents borrowed two thousand shares from the defendants. Mr. Drew then goes on to state that he believes a con- iracy hav been formed by the defendants, in connec- n with other parties to him unknown, to inake what isterwed a “corner” in the stock, by ‘witholding ‘eharos from tho market, and by baying or to buy up on Lime or other cont i the stock in the mar- kot, #0 giving it a fictitious 0 and greatly ng tho interests of the plaintit by endeavoring to force to pay a higher price than wniicipated. yn Wednenlay last the defendants went to Grocabeck & Co., according to the plaintif, and demanded back the two thousand sbares toaped, but on account of the exor- bitant prico then ruling they agreed to put it off mil Thursday. On that day th made a now de- mand, ant Uureatened t! ck war retarned to them thoy would buy ft in on plaintiff's account at the high price then ruling. The st ‘Dad then risen ten @ent Mr. Drew, therefore, through his — {0 the court for ‘an injunction to restrain the d ta from buying in a they threatoned. Jadgo MoCuna @ranted the injunetion, and the plaint hes made a wupplem-utal complaint chat the defendants with Fiolating the injunction, after due notice of its issn by buying in the two thousand shares of stock. In thi mont Mr, Drew asks that Groesteck & Co. be re- ibstan- nod from paying to defendanta any money bel o Drow, (ae said plaintiff Tho case is aa yot undec Police Intetligence. BOLD STAERT ROBBERY. Oo Thuratey afternoon, ax Mr, Wim. Humparey, of 120 waa standing on the corner of Fourth ave- d Twenty-tecond strect, looking at the working- "s procession, & man came from crowd reverts @ gold wateh and chain, worth pocket ran off with it. The thi nne, and, turning lato Twenty. treet, fled towards the closely followed Humphrey. The fugitive took a very clrouttous in ordor to evade his omy but, finding that Mr. jampbrey was gaining op him, the rascal took refug ‘an alley way in Twenty-third street, near the riyer, hare he was arrosted by Officer Kase, of the Eighteenth inct. He gave his name as Lawrence I’halen, and said ‘was about nineteen years old. On searching the streets through which Phaien had fled the stolen titmep chain were found in Twenty-first street, between Fourth 1 Lexington avenues, where he had thrown thera. he aco wed was yesterday taken before Justice Dodge, And committed for trial without bail, FELONIOUS ASSAULTS. Tho Twonty-corenth precinet police report that on Puuraday night Thomas Donnelly, ving at 29 Trinity inoe, next to the house of John Reod, 16 Thames street, menced q arrelling with hts (Reod's) w Reod . ‘wns sick, interfered to protect her, whon mitted an assault om bim. Resd, as we n knife and, in self-defence, = conplty "a0 @ fide, inflicting’ @ dangerous wound. Donnell @onveyed to Bellevue Hospital, was arrested by OMoor Dowdican, and Justice Hogan committed him for Rover f No. 116 Codar atregt, and , of No, ree ny tet aiMouity, at Binh eCrrog gn) yee igal drow a heavily Jondod revolver and discharged tho aa at hit antagonist, but re of fr micey, Martin, of the Fours pepe M Ge Justice Hogan held him a dati for trial Rew NeW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRS: 7, THE METEOR CASE. Examination of George M. Ramsey, Builder of Torpedo Boats for the Chilean Government, THE CONTRACT WITH SENOX MACKENNA, List of Spanish. Vessels for Whose De- struction the Chilean. Republic Offered High Premiums. Certificate of Stephen Rogers, Chilean Consul. &e. United States District Court, BoforeJudge Botts. ‘The case of the United States against the alleged Chilean privateer Meteor was again up yosterday in tho United States District Court, being the ninth day of tho proceedings, The only witness examined was Mr. George M. Ramsey, of this city, contractor with the Chilean government for the building of torpedo boats and torpedoes for the destruction of Spanish vessels in the Pacific, In connection with the oxamination of this witness the United States District Attorney put in evi- dence the original contract between witness and Mr. MacKeuna, tho ‘confidential agent” of the republic of Ciuile, Thero’ was also put in as part of the case Mr. Rogers’ certificate of Mr, MacKenna’s authorization to represent the Chijean goverumont and a list of Spanish vessels for whose destruction premiums were offer d. ‘These papers witt be found of much interest in consider- ing tho question of the neu‘rality of the United states and the desiro-of the government to sustain that neu- trality, as exempliied in the trial of the case under con- sideration. AMINATION OF GEO. M. RAMSFY. oye examined by Mr, Courtney: —Wit- ness re os at Ng. 117 Waverley place, in this city; knew Beojamin Vienna MacKonna; w also Stephen Rogers, late Chitean Consul at Ge port. Heng te for Hille eet few (ai naw n Rogers, also my own signature; this is a con- ed December 28, 1865, The contracts and papers attached were then read, as follows:— cKenn Chile, Benjamin Vicuna Mi 0 repubite of a f . M, Ramsey, inven- pedo boats, wind also cy lied tor , iy, sarvee to cll. and deliver in fe, to any agent of that govern. saxthurized to recdive tiem, tro ty of the maid torpedo ole that they shall be thus el rate, and that he will de- ent size to de- er agrees to goin com sary skilled men to a*- ot order #ud Yea) iivor with then ten (19) torpe stroy any ve ‘The suid George M. Rameey furtl pe nod wp of suit proviso, that should the prosent war with Spo vro te expiration of phat yeor, then hs fo that (yp ongor: Ramsey still fr redo bowls vice Wie ex rot e, by acoldent or otherwise ond 4 ‘ place of delivery, Moat energetic exe tt is the wadersten » assured and jacKenna, that for. tani ton of the and olief of : that apd pais terminate ‘an Bald the said two thay inay require (9 ahor the goveramurat of Chile to. wu herein implied sad expreased,'with the mutual undormtend places upon the eoast and in all facil ald material the formanoe of thoiz service. BAT cam, iol, to the government of Chile in the United States “Asa ap dix to this contract, it eaedt, & understood by the deciared bet) cl ait before the lat of January, 1600, n:vd the sarpedo boats and not have started for their Hon, « Sr'bofobo that dato, tbat ‘contact become null and vold. SE GEL Ps Bo Repabite at Ohite ty How fork. SPANISH VESSELS FOR WHOSE DESTRUCTION PREMIUMS WERE a iiarquis’ ae ia Vieiiria’: The war Co’ In of the destructior the amounts will bepaid thet are herein offered for their vadonge. a of ehecl of wer which way be destroyed wil tlaa be Paid for by the government sai, Consul for tho or at New York. the case, but overruled. E Examination resumed:—This contract was d)ilivered: ome by Mr. na; the accom anyin; ‘was handed to me by Mr, Rogers of Colonel $ Witness was not cross-examined, und thay case wes: then adjourned till this morning. , City Intellig Peririox oF Gas Consuaitns.—A petition im now being extensively circulated among citizons and ra selving the signatures of vearly cvory pervon intereste d, directed to the Lagislature, asking that body for thy »‘pasoage of an act which shall restrict tho legal proff ts of all city companies to ten cent upon their @ ctna! capital fivested, and do away with the arbitrary rules of the ‘also compolling them to give good at o fair price, without 4 tax orreniel charge very poor illuminating Tem Compmenation oF tax Wan ''—This tthe title of ‘a lecture written by the gifted orstor, they Rey. Henry Giles, of Boston, who is unfortunately prowented by pro- (racted and cevere filmes from resuming hi pices as one of the moat eloquent lesturers in Amorico, Tho lecture be recited by a friend of Mr, Giles, 4. J. Nicholls, sie tpi "10 be given the, author ai All Souls! oh corner of Fe ‘avenue and Twentieth street, on Wednesday evening, Apri at o'clock, the ‘of which be the suffering ‘author and family. The occasion will "be euliveued by Lye | ceremonies Dona tions tothe Giles testimonial + ay made and tickets for the Le the of the Chris. Wf eA 1 & deserving call upon the admirers of genius and the chavitabie, and we hope it will be handsomely responded to. Tae Wann Home Marinek—Thoso who road the ad- vanco programme of the matinee held in this city on ten Monday Inst were lod to expect that Julia Ward Home would read two of her occasion. * prevented her The death of hor uncle, Mr, attendance. Cor Hen Trroat.—A woman, named, Marthe Kearns, living at 216 Seventh avenue, on Thursday night, while Jaboring under a temporary cut her throat wah Py Tor Tabictng vay dopant dngeroas at c A conveyed the Sows! Hospital, 198 West Teenypeaighn Bureok. Fatat Fatt. —Yestorday morning, about seven o'clock, Mn Ward, « widow woman, who lived in the rear hy Chrystie ntreet, on the rey sen Set a aeeee Foun remains of a man whose name is supposed to B. McKenna were found in the dock foot of Hubert straet, North river, Decoased was He rabiswu THE DRY TORTUGAS PRISONERS. Health and Varied Employments of the Lincolm Assassination Conspirators and Colonel Marmaduke, the Rebel Emis- sary to Burn Chicago—How They Look, Talk, Feel and Behave, deo. OUB FORTRESS MONROE CORRESPONDENCE. Formsss Moynog, April 5, 1866. Tho government trapsport steamor Eliza Hancox, Cap- tain Shuter, arrived here this morning from Galveston, Texas, She left Galveston on the 22d ult,, and on the route, moeting with some rough but mainly favorable weather, stopped at Key West, Charleston and Moreicad City. From here she expects to go to New York to be discharged from the government employ, though there is some talk of her being detained as quarantine steamer. Sho brings several discharged prisoners from the Dry Tortugas. By conversing with these prisoners I have obtained full partioulars touching tho preset con- dition, health and varied employments of tho assussina- tion conspirators against President Lincoln, now under-- go ng imprisonment there. DR. MUDD. ; Dr. Mudd, stneo his attempt to escapo by consenting himself in th bunker of a steamer, has not been able to revive the confidence reposed in him previous to that time. He is still kept under closo guard, aud com- pelled to clean out tho bastions in the casemates of the fori, gud do somo of the most menial and dograding work Fequiréd to be done. Instead of becoming recon- ciled to his lot, he grows more discontented and quera- lous. Never very robust, he iz now but little more than askeleton, aud his growing emaciation shows how bit terly his spirit cbafes under bis imprisonment, and how Greply the tron. pierces bis soul, His’ constant prayer is for deatti, which alone can get him free. It is natural he should ‘suffer more than hia collearues in crime. ‘The most- intelligent of them all, and in the qesociations and habits of bis former life greatly Nfted ‘above thom, he is $0 much the more the keenest sufforer now. | Bat there ls none ‘to pity him, All keep aloof irom him, ARKOLD. Arnold {s employed as clerk of Captain Van Reade, Post Adjutant. An uncommonly fine penmau and ac- cupate accountant—his profession will be remembered as that of bookkeeper—and well bebaved and gmodest and yielding in bis demeanor, he grows in usefulness and popularity each day. A guard attends him to his meals, which are the same as the other prisoners’, and a: night he is kept in close custody. His behavior shows that he appreciates his position and that he does not, like Dr. Mudd, intend to abuso the coniidence placed in him wud loge it,’ His health is good. SPANGLER, Spangler is at work in the Quartermaster’s carpenter shop, Already he baging to count the yeers, months and (cheney ef comnlete his term of imprisonment. to te Lubuact an, i ical condition he attribatca, However, solely tolls Being eee ono ay in the dreadful crime charged against him. COLONEL MARMADUK, In striking contrast to the persons I have referred to is Colonel Marmaduke, found Sip of the noted cou- spiracy to freo tho prisoners at Dougias and burn Chicago, He has charge of the réen, In respect to manual labor, no royal gardener has aa casier time. Liko the lilics of the flold, he toils mot. Hic only bust. ness is to seo that those under him work. He has tho privilege of gong outside the fort at any time between revoulle and Sunset. He does not evidently allow, his prison life to interfere seriously with bis health or spir.ts, for both are excellent. In the extent of freedom allowed Lim, he is very much given to putting on the airs of a fue gentleman, and walks and struts about like one he the very best terms with himself and the world, NUMBER, OF PRISONERS, When tho Eliza Hancox. tet’ Key West there were at Fort Jeifervon, or the Dry Tortugas, sixty-five white and nincty-five colored prisoners. Most are undergoing sen- tencor of courts martial, and every day the number is bein: diminished through expiration of terms of im- ment. Under the admirable and humane manage- 13 of Uempanies O, D, Lend M, Fifth United States Brevot Brigad on duiy, there is nothing of which to com- rom the part of prixomers or soldiers. The of tho best aud abandapt, and the prisoners? 4 barracks aro kept clean and healthy. agisier and prisoners eujoy unwonted good healia. Obituary. COLONES, MARRIOT N. CROIT. ‘The.death of this officer occurred in Washington, D. &:, March 18, 1266. In January, 1847, Colonel Croft was mustered into service in the First regimont of New York H Volunteers for Mexico as a first leutonant, amd acted as | reer aud disbursing officer of tho same until its arvival at Puebla, He participated in every battle landing of the army at Vera Cruz until the cap- larly signalized and the taking of the en' oe | diet at La Paz, Bolivia, on the 4th day of December, 1865, Mr, Nellie wili be remembered by our citizens ag “the world renowned won der, bern without arms.” Decne eget sepialonhintih hina Be could write hat be termed a hand, and displayed ‘ DULY an or aaa eae 9 profina aad valentines: scissors. it of his Tormanges with his fest woe truly wonderful. Ho was born in Mohtgomery county, New York, and at the time of his deoth was in his forty: eighth year. His death wa caused by apoplexy. Supreme Count—Chambers. Movany next and” every” micovmling day ont Jay tise Gerke nishes ‘he by it motion calendar he wi! call twontyeases, in order to ascertain which are not By onder of the Court. ‘WM. C. CONNER, Clerk. SHIPPING NEWS. romeo" papa oy mae (AON WIRES. .., Sl Moon morn 12 TON BETH es eeees 6 3h Sage WAGER......10rm # ~~ pore of New York, April 6, 1866. CLEARER. Sypectan pitvene, (Br), Ogilvie, Laverpoo!— National Steam Btoamabyy St (Br), Frocks, Liverpool end Glas EES Ah APR BE, "Ship Samuel Russell, Lous, Hong Rone—A A Low Ship 0 (Br), Tuiton, Pace &£ Gulon. Ship R Bobinson, Robinaon, Liverpool—Bnow & ng Bewoll soy, in - = Se Beatumbeeate' Port Soares, Opatte A. B Amsinck aco, Bark Uanteter (Russ), Paion, Landon—Puncb, Metooke & yo oe ee BS Jane Thompson (Br), Richards, London—MecCully & ‘Grey, Port an Prince—R Ee A « mM Brea iime Landry, eh om eamurarrgat Fulmer NEA Smithers & Hehe Talis (Br), Parr, Bt John XB—D Ft DeWolt & Ser Coaat Pilot Goodale, St Marks—E kaa 6 Homer. Sévannah—Renily, Sanith # Co. 1) Sehr M cbehe WH Mouiton, Randall, Charieston—teatly, Sor oee, Banka, Ryder, Bat Miller Bt omghton KI ingston, do, Baty with tiden and pusseuger’, Wo Wibea & jonterey, Whitman New Orleans March a at Manoa. toamabtp, rh PM, and a2.9,la Que, smth, ab 7:80 AM, with mdse “audamenip Hearse, Boston, nip Keren 0, with mdse and pane me ©. anne ip Vorick (Br) . Lt Feb 19, with mdse, to Nesmith & #on. fine weather, with an easterly for two AN wind wage jo the waren oe e ha, 19 days, with sugar, to 0 ), Bridgeo, (Cw ‘Cay, TT, 11 daya, with ealty Bahn’: Port Royal, 80, 8 days, with Bordeaux, 46 daya, with Bark Lamplighte mdse, to Binvy deo: rig Fatum (Nor), Ai to HG Sehimidt € Co. eigAitranda ano) techy Nuplet, 2° SOE sroke echt Tuseana, trom RioGrande for —; 14, fh yae Cull, sche b ude for — ; ‘A Willard, from St Oroix for New Haven. Yirig Casilla (Ital), Longobard, Palermo, 72 days, fruit, to order, a aris, Veteran (Br), Snow, Messina, 85 days, with fruit, @ ec Hrig Clara P Gibbs (of Bangor), Gardner, Messin, 64 days, with frat, to Miller & Honghton. Brig Favor (Hol), Saunes, Buenos Ayres, 89 days, with Woo!, &o, to order. Brig Anna (Aus roger, Buenos Ayres, 64 days, with nf er. rool and bides, t Witrig Sparkling Sea (Br, Bowden, Montevideo Jan 8, with hides, &c, to Thayer & Sargent, by re spoke bark Princella, of Yarmouth, Me; Feb 15, Jon 34 58, bar! Laer from NYork for RioJanel: jare! 19, lat 20 15, len 63 12, saw a Bremen ship, showing white flag and number 117, steering W; 28th, lat 28 46, lon oke bark Maguola, Morse, trom Buenos Ayres, ‘tor Boston. Livy Sparkling Bea hea Mahe het Te calms the passage traden mort ; Hirig Zinsara (of Jersey), Godfrey, Blo Janeteo, 64 days, to master, Brig Ida (Swed), Gourstedt, Rio Janelzo, 76 days, with cof- fer, ig Tubal, Melnoke & Wandt-> Jan) 28) 268. fon 28 ‘saw bark Peruana (Br), standing SW; Feb 15, lat 11 8, lon ‘$443, bark David Harrison (Br). from Bahia for Tone Island; March 2s, lot 29 45, lon 7189, saw schr Concurrent (Dutch), from Buenos Ayres for New York. Brig Saboatac Carep Cushy Fernambung, 38 days, with suyar and cotton, - Hrig Free Trade (Swed), Swensson, Babia, 45 days, with misés to wreghannt & Wilson, Bie tepella (He) 2 Morac Para, 27 days, with rubber, to ‘orniny r. Conia Ris "Cana, inwall, 18 days, with cocda. at bo F ey. Sth inst, 15 miles 3 of rid Highiands, saw park Mazelion, bound 8. Bye Sdolla (of Picton, NS), Irvine, Minalittan via Tortugas, Ly sa lag gan, fo Thompson y ROR ipo! ae) Q Hsien, Guyamas, PK, 26 407s, with sma 0. Prince Edward Island), Donald, May- p with sugar. £e, 10 0 M Trambull. “Begs Cochran, Havana, 10 days, with sugar, to Brett, Bon & Co. Brig A J Smith, Sloane, Havana, 16 days, with anger, to maser, none Loran, Jarvis, Cienfuegos, 24 days, with sugar, to C & ers. Brig HS Colthirst (of Turke Talands), Emory, Manzanilla, 18 days, with fustie, to Rivera, Cardoza’ & Co, Feb, on the outward passage, James Donnely, a seaman, a native of Brighton, bass, fell from the fore royal yard to the deck and was ki Brig Machias (of Mochise) Cates, Nuevitas, 14 days, with n sugar, &c, to Thomy unter. rig Victades, Davis, of and from Nassau, 16 days, with mdse, to Jas Heynes, F Brig John A Kennedy, Smith, Galveston, 21 days, with cot- ton, to Yates & Porterfield. 1st mst, lat 33, lon 77, saw brig ta Tpit Maria White, Bryant, Apalachicola, 20 th cot Vhite, }, with cot- oe H W Lond & Phar ‘3 haw Bulg Kobin, Hopsing, Milbelage, with tumber, to Simpson hy Schr Concurrent (@utch), De Jonge, Buenos Ayres, 85 days, with hides, &, to Funch, Meineke & Wendt, sehr Oza (Br), Catheart, Bara March 7, with rubber, to 0. Schr Theresa (Dutch), »Wakanborg, Porto Cabello, 88 days, with hides & coffee, to order. March 29 Int_29 24, 100 72 18, spoke schr Indus, from New York for Weat Indies; 24 Inst; '1at 26 08, lon 78 67, brig Elba, from New York for Port au Brince, Schr H P Russell, Nickerson, Kingston, Ja, 28 days, with logwood, to Murray, Ferns & Co. hr Clinton, Holmes, Naguabo, PR, 20 days, with sugar, 4c, to John Boynton’s Son & Co. Schr Keokuk (of Machias), Small, Mayaguez, PR, 18 days, ith malusses, to Simpson & ‘ Schr Horace f Boll, Barnard, Manzanilla, 22 days, with sugar, &¢, (0 Miller & Houghton. Schr Sarah Maria (of Cold Spring, L1), Uunderhill, Bara; with fruit, toJ &T Pearsall. Had h and entire passage. March 23, off Hate De tlenced a strong gale from NW, which lasted 5 days, biowing terrific, with agnalls of hail; ‘while lyin under close reeted foresait carried away’ rudder head, Feb 8 (outward Postage), lat 26.67, lon 6€ 08, John Dean, seamsn. of Swoden, oh frou the must to the deck, and was tustantiy Killed; wad at sen, ith ot Schr Charles Roherts, Manwaring, Georges Banks, with halibut, to George Booth, fer AJ Chapman, Way. Georges Banks Scnr Magme Loutss, Orowaley, Galveston, cotton, t3 mast Behr Wasbingto Wm Mazyok R Mason’ days, with Johnson, Virzinin, niels. Virginia. artling, Virginia. » Prentiss, Eliz bothport for Bangor ‘oFwood, Uni days ale Guptil, Guptilt, and, ‘hos Hix, Hall, Rockbind, Schr Leoadta, Kelly, Sule chr JG Collyer, Oro Boston for Albany. » W Cummings, Bouli, New. Bediovk. naM Edwords, Ellis, Pal! Tiver. Providerrce Solr Z Stratton, Cordray Behr R TT Wtson, Boo Sehr Be: Fe. ber, Bi Schr Wm Riloy, ==, New Loniion, Bebr ene ee Butler, Ne ny s Sog arbor. Sorbulo, Nor reoklaven for. Bohr Willow Harp, Davis, Port Jefferson, BELOW. wees ianscarat, fr0M Ri Jancio, anchored int.ze lower © Disasters. any Socxp—The steamer Clty of pi Smith, from New London, arrived.at this ofty yerterdny morning, haying been in collielon. Capt 8 re. ‘ports thaton Friday morning, about 3 o'clock, off Eaton's» Neck, was ren into by the steamer Monitor, which left this city ot abursday night for Derby, Conn, The City of New London was struck about 10 foet abaft the stem, and cut almost eompletely through the hull, and below the water ; Blapted deck planking, Ao, but haring « tight bulkhead but tittle water., The Movitor was also very badly stove, arid was run ashore in Lloyd's Harbor. Hor passen- era were brought back to the city by the Clty of New Lon- don, Fortauatety, no ome was injured. Sure Cex Witttkee—The schr Cornucopia arrived at Bos- ton yesterday from Barbados 15th uit, and reports a steamer bad arrived there, having on board Capt Hatfeld and crew of the Br ship Gen Williams, from Liverpool Dec 24 for Bos- ton, which vessel was abandoned in a sinking condition. Teak eens eRe So and was to Warren & Co, of Boston. (The @ W was built at St John, NB, in 1856, where she is owned, was 90 tons re sister, and rated A2.) Brio Avonpars, Diz, from Georgetown, BO, for Boston with lumber and naval stores, was dismantied and waterlogged tn gale March 4. The captain and two seamen weretaken from the wreck on the 10th, in lat 41, lon 71, by the sehr ‘Winter Bird, Hilton master, from Boston for Jeremie, and landed at Turks Tsland on the 20th, and the: seamen by the brig Fearless, bound to Porto Rico, The A romtstered 196 tona, was built at Eden, Me, in 1868, and hailed from Fremont, ete occ ERR gat aa Bh am time sre Ne et ‘boing juryronate p in mort after i Sei ‘with a clean bilb@f health. Sern $50 Sena thet IAS — mn Of gales, was of the greater part ‘cargo \o pay for ne- Taek £3 Baten, Stewart Colts, throm Gareit ig Pa ones re sneire trie ve (From Rio Janeiro for New York, Peo amvezan, March Sore is the Pobeiah, ship Lancaster, pecan Filla for Ant and 4 ie Kinren Sm port Derk Marace Basle, for ar newt bed eine i hora ~ bv) werpoo!, big; Matd of O} Past, bark Sores Amity, naan al ee “ nlo'Gen 1g fy Uiluere’ Cumlne, Boma; hte ee, Mi ir Cavourts, Feb 2—In shige Fis heathen fea er Stes = i Roy ) eee Pana, March 7—In J Ami = Passed up the river ate Lon BIO a ( scat neman, for NYork, bark 8 Triton (Dutch), Ban for Boston, do: Fiel (Meck), Gallas, and Sirene anny, fermanus, {oF ya Sr Ana's Bay, March 15—Cld schr Mary White, York, piutt Rex, th, Maren odoin port brig Colorado, Parker, for joaton, re Tead: " dae pia Reena eds, oko banker dor bat Syiph, Monroyia. Below 1 bark, supposed to rom Fayal thatt MHIMORE, April S— Arr’ ba," Chanticleer, Benthall Nava bag Noubtain Bago, Eisaere te Senne, > sors Oliva H Robinson, Berry, Porta, ‘4; Biznmced, Gasol ‘Winterport, Mo; Wm 1, Stockn. % Key Wert cud cinian, Turner, Tiverton, RY; Marylano " via Norfolk, At quarantine, “barks Dels from Demerara; Wavelet, (Br) from Rio Jum Benson, from Ponce, PR: schrs Jonas Sinith, .~°%s Matanzas; Jackson, ton, from 8} also two barks, supposed Atlantic. from Cardilf, Hetta, from Liverpool, and a brig, supposod Harola, fom Liverpool. (Cid athrs) Watchman. Crabiros he if; Siar, Crowell, Salem; Samuel Bédy, Irving, Now Yor CEDAR KEYS, Merch 2—In_ port brlg iy, Monk (Bt), ra Sea from do for NOrieans in disttess; Cl w Pendleton, Church. from and NYork, ready; Harriet Nowell, Gould, for dodo; Emeline, it; Daniel $ Siner; and’? © Sear ineamers Glauows, NYork; Fair Powell; © Smith, Hotham, from SOHAMLESTON, March go—Arr, bark Scotland, Maynard, NYork; Evnlly Scud, do. Cid barks Ieteia, Bew- all, and Albert (Br), © P Stickney, thews, Pilladelphia; Snow Squall, Perry, Jacksonville, Fa, QUT Ate Span brig Dorethes, Pages, Havana, 14 sehr D'S Williams, Sette, NYork, Id sci aing Law, Amabu- Martha, Josie, Savannah, r. Georgetown, vA Aaz abut Mouokp, Marana, NYar, Sit diam, Wilmiog- aim, Yganeman, and Robbie 'W Dion, Lt “Ri—Arr sehr Barah G Miles, Poole, Savannah. Old schr Myrove, Hughes. Havre. ‘VORTRUSE MONROE, April ¢—Arr aches W Wosley, Cra- ney Island. for New York; DO Manning, Norfolk for do, Rohn Forayth, Balmore for do; Jullun, Nansemond river for New ‘Haven: W. Freeman, Craney Island. for Bos- ton. Sl, bark Henrietta, from Liverpool for Baltimore. WALL SIVSR. April 4—sid schra Racuel Seaman, O'Neil, Bailitaore; SW. Benedict, Caso, Philadelphia; Wik P Wil: ‘ams, Nichols, N¥ork, NGRLVESTON, Burch 2(—Arr achrs Villoge Belle, Dekoker, Matamoros; 25th, Wich of tho Wave, Bell, Sabine Pass, €)d.26th, ship Antoluette, Roseman, Cork; 27th, schra Nancy M rabel, NYor!:; WK Klozelt, Soper, do} steumer Lo- dona, Hovey, do 29%, bri Olendale, Monroe, Boston; sel Wild’ Pigeon, Phillips, Wilising‘on, ORGRTOWN St, March 22—Arr aechra Williaa Sut- nart, Searsport; 26th, seer Louisa Crocker, Crocket, on Cid 2d, sehr Aima Odlin, Osgood, Boston; 26th nuonah, Pell, NYork; 27th, eehY Lady Aatrim, Pritch- ard, Elizabeth City, NO. JACKBON VILLE, Muroh 19—Arr brig Alexander, Mililien, NYork; 20ib, schrs Sarah S Watson, Wells, Darien; Jones, Davia, NYork; 231). E Callscou, do. ‘Sid 10th, schre President (fir), Ballentine, Nawau;' Annie & | Borgen Thom york; 20th, Julia Pratt, Brown, do; 28m, an. Are schr Westover, MeFarlond, Phi- Lone York; schrs lda, LA om, ports in Florida; Mary March, S1L—Arr pieamship Carolin Fr bark Bor’ ‘De Lasetie, v . Old. steamships . NYork; Trade Wind, Doane, ora (Fr), Hellard, Vera Cruz via ; Kensington, Chip Boston Havana, Ol omiu ten Quobeoy Cre ia (Span), Pong, Barcelon vi rs TD Wild Coysin, F Boa (Spon), verpoo 400k 5, bari ey at Arr schrs Ani Nelile Potter, with ive, Arr schrs Rebe: 3, Chat ‘Bld s rin the mighty Haltimore ; rs Shooting Star, nia, for Tiefethen, for do; Benj nt; UR Vioke oY; z on, Marks. va Hemrietia, seading RR No a Philadel oer, Sligabeth- A hi scbra Cyrus Posaett, Yor Jaabel, Elizebethport, Sarah Elizabe' aa, NYork, PHILADELPHIA, April Arr brigs Ortolon, Ky, Ma- ; Anna Helen (Pras), Mobrdick, Messina; schr © Car- bhaffey, Middictown. Cli sioamers Prgpontis, Hig- ol; Arien, Orowell, Boston; bark Irma, Cum- ' achrs Dick Willams (néw), Scudder, Hattie £ Wheeler, Guptil. Portland; 18 & LC A Hughas, Salem; F F Meany, Clark, Norwich; Raven, Rose, Bangor. wee aot ele M Grote, Rice, Palermo; schr M D Soult York ; PORTLAND, April 4—Arr steamship Damascus (Br), ‘Watts, Liverpool; bark Andes, Merryman, Cardenas; Gen | i i | i loward, I ona, ligabethport for Auguste PRUVIDENCE, April 6—Arr steamer Lal Rye, New York; sehrs Joe 5 Hewitt, Ross, ryaatsipy Rath aise, Penney, Elizabothport; J 2 Steelman, », Croton; J Freeman, Eldrid rk. Sid shrek bard. Loan: ‘Yard, Craney Tay Piladel- Bui To! Lewis, Blabethport;’ Ontatle, Barber, ai Tienry Cascott, erg oem mee | Le Ce — % oung, do; ‘a hase, do; aloo didbatand Charles, Gerard, NYork. WL ©, Albert go ——— MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS, Board of Counciimen. LN: Pr on ite fan ‘son Green, Bea ‘President, in the chair, Pon ee as fae. Sats Bii(or ibe New York Pupress, amounting to $18 0, for a ow . - ich was referred to the Committee on National Affairs. RESOLUTIONS. . ‘he Breet Commissioner be and he ts authorized and directed to cause, gas lamps to D0 in Sixheth street, between Third and Pourth avenues, have the same lighted with gas immediately. By Cronin Retzaaa— : ved, That the sidewalk in Lexington aveuue, west side, belween Thirty-seoond and Thirty-fourth st be fagaed full width, atid the curband gutter stone rosat Ww ‘already done, under direction of the Street Commis slouer, an tbe ‘ollesing ordinance therefor adopted. Which was laid over. Councilman for Hhecteed Ta ail street, be paved with dono woller the direction referred to the Committee on Lampe and Gas. sex Same Secu bes Tdi hay mf, gens, e jn ruaradag, A mi in gommenoraiin of pau ali tec oath Gus, “GP prshellman Haizonax A Re goanollman Hai — z he Counsel to the Corporation be a1 ishereby a ns and directed to take the nec mmeaaurce (o,caues losct aureak, fro ie Hudson river te aaah gp BHAT Dang itce oa be and the same ts ven to Mia, Louie J ‘and, Siband gutter, und tag sidowats fn front of bor promises BS ‘eet, between Second and Livy’ bata apt de at her oon eupeusé’ Gad under ihe direction: Btreot Commiaaioner, Which was ‘adopted. of rough a came, Bot tae, gir the Minders of fhe.biroet Commissioner, ot ‘was roferred 10 We ‘high was Tn ‘4 over By Cousatnan, tt oun ten, ved, Tha: be angulated, ow and Eaatrivor, bo Wf tuder the azmaval tag refered t fk? Comualian on Roads, 1 iy RNAN— esolved, That the Street: by authorized and directed to mu! the street: sof the city of New York with Angs of the cl founded on sealed bids or ‘shall price, for ead sting regrtatton tune to lay their y the contract. ‘The prov! and exeeuted with the Man Gas a8 far practicable, shall be embraced in the contrdot made tn pu suanee of this resolution, and the term during which the samo 1s to continue shall be for the sazie nul that contract. Which was taid the same— hs An ‘ordiuanes to amend ghaptor one of the Revised) Ondt: nauces of 1800, entitled of the Mayor, and (he oflicers ayer taining to the Mayor's office. , COMMUNICATIONS. M4 1acnaaaltdeg Matament of appurionnent of tence stoner, tran ment of apportionment of agrees fien’ in tho matter of ibih street opening, between ‘Tenth avenue aod Harlem rixer, Whicu was ordered on fle, REPORTS. The Committee on Police prosented a report in favor of over. sying police ouloer Joba Harris $500 for reeaptoring Jobm Sahil the murderer of ofleer George W. Duryea. v yas Lud over, all National Affairs presented a rey fo ie Cor Wilerbaad, tor Musie farataied duly bleh was laid ovor, Tho Committee on National Affutre, presented report tm favor of paying bill of Third regimont, N.Y. 8 N. Quy Soe musle furnfahed on February 22, Which wus laid over, Tho Coromittce on Streets presented « report In favor ef concurring t0 regulate, grade, &e., Ninetieth strect, rom ‘Third avenue to tie Kast Fiver. Which was laid overs The Committee on Donations and Charities presented s report concurring to make @ donation to the New York Lostt- tution for the Blind. ‘Which was lait over. Mortons. nian Haroran moved that the be discharged from the further considy a an Follow’: 0 #10 ittoe om pO Of Re d, That p ‘a3'5, Monrpe to ctire and gutier aud. fag t Walk, aiid grade m front of is premises on 12ith streat, Sue same to be done at hie own expense, and under the Of the Sirest Commissioner, Which was carried, ‘The resotation wad (hen adoptod. Conscimen Keech moved that the Conimitee on O: nanees be: A from the further considerajion of nince as fol AN ORDIMANOE ¥O PREVANT THM INTRODUCTION OF STEAM Dt 8 ‘The Meyor, Aldermen and Gommonalty of the city of New York, in Cominon Counell convened, do ordain as followaz— tor XVI. of the Kevised Ordinances of 185), 1 he by adding the following addition, Section —. No connection with or opening into any sewer or drain sini be waed. for the conveyaneo oF ald cower or arain, of sieain from Any sieam fae, oF from any manufactory oF bi in whieh ‘iviver gonernted or used, uader the peralty of fifty for cash and overy day during any part of wilch such oo Rvoliou oc opening may have bond used for that purpose. 2 ‘reapectvely, of eu owner respectively, manufactory or building. fication of ates Stapuon bercet oy the expiration 0 root Chtamon Co Groton Aqueduct Board are’ 2 connecltons with ‘oe “rb ssino Ww fter said period of fifteen days, be used in violation of aid precoding section, ‘No new’ permit shall be the re-coni of any building with any sewer or the origichl connection of which may have a or removed by said Board in puranance of foned ine er us apte, aad in addition therer ma n A toof auch sum as said ostitoate as the cost of connection, Pauite i E iB; tories bafore" the consummation of Che’ works therefece zi z ‘iat ihe Doard do now a@ 37 FS if ae i bie Say