The New York Herald Newspaper, March 24, 1867, Page 7

' NEW YORK HERALD. SUNDAY. MARCH 24, 1867. a FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. THE PRIZE RING. tartans SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE WERALS. A Prize Fight at Chicage—The Arrangements Suddenly Made and Seem Ended—The Con- ae. test Decided by One Reand, aw. SOUTH AMERICA, Thestoamsbip North America, Captain Timmerman, from Jo Janeiro, February 24, arrived at this port yes- “terday Our thanks are due the purser for the prompt delivey Of our files and despatches. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD, Conmued Bombardmeat of Curapaity—In- erase of the Brazilian Army—Explosions an Collisions Among the Allied Vessels— Abed Reports ef Events—Lepez as an Abo- lipnist. } . Rio Jawzmo, Feb, 24, 1867. Igorder to “come to time,” as the pugitists say, as ‘meaas possible, consequent on the short month of Feb- ‘wuay, the mail steamer for New York leaves here at ten o’ckek A, M. on the 24th, instead of three o'clock P. M. one 25th, © ‘be news from the seat of war, as for several months «pai, is hardly worth recording. Our last information ‘thace ws dated from Corrientes on the 10th instant. The ocesional bombardment of Curupaity still continued, ‘emis, perbaps, being kept up tothe present time, A foidays ago the report was current here that its walls ha been destroyed, but it has been subsequently ascer- ‘Galed that the damage did not amount to much. Before “thj bombardment, which was carried on by the fleet, the wailuce in the Paraguayan fleet was such as to astonish ‘aby new Admiral (Ignacio), who consequently ordered a @eonnoissance by eight iron-clads. It resulted in the ‘dainty thatthe enemy was still alive. The vessels ‘db not suffer much, but the affair resulted in the loss of 0n of the best oMcers of the Brazilian navy—namely, ‘@h captain of tne iron-ciad Sitvado, Beyond occasional piket firing the army has done nothing, though inces- ‘ently haragsed by the Paraguagans, who are ever on the alt the intervention of the United States in this war, ‘though the good offices of Minister Washburne, is again ‘taced of, but not generally believed. ‘ Reinforcements continue to leave this city at the rate fRhree thousand men per month, but the commander- anchiof thinks—and very properly, too—that it is not tine yet to commence operations. While the Argentine troops were leaving Corrientes an epiosion took place on board the Marquis of Caxias, ‘casing forty deaths and injury to eighty more, Another eplosion took place on board the Fior de la Libertad, binging up Oriental troops, and some perished. The Agentine war steamer Buenos Ayres was run down by te Guarany, and the captain and three men drowned, Tie reason assigned for the Argentine troops leaving Orrientes was the necessity of putting down the revolu- tba iu the province of Kendoza, which is said, however, t& be nesrly extinguished. Many arrests have beep made in Buenos Ayres. Tclip the following from the Anglo-Brasilian Times, a per in the government interest, und generally well in- initiate others, but only on consideration of secresy, and when the time arrived for starting early two hundred of the fancy took the horse cars and other means of conveyance for the region of Camp Douglas. Shortly before twelve o’clock both principals began to strip. Hurley stood fully six feet in his stockings, is does he impress one as possess Dagilistic any great, doxree. -The coataet proved thas 0 is in no a match tor his tail and wiry " Some time before Morley was able to appré- ciate the situation, and when he did so, he declared him- self as entirely satisfied. ‘No more such fighting for me’ expressed the state of his mind. Meanwhile the police had become informed of the contemplated fight, and about two o’clock a large foree from the armory, re- inforced by an additional number from the Twenty- second street sub-station, hurried toward the sceno of the supposed conflict. But they came too late, The fight was over more than two hours before. Both the princi- pals were arrested to-day and will be held for trial, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Bunrctary is WARREN Sraset.—Two boys, nineteen and twenty years of age, named Joseph McNamara and Morris Moore, were discovered prowling about Warren, Chambers and Murray streets yesterday afternoon ina suspicious manner, by Captain Greer and Detective Til- ley, of the Third precinct. Suspecting that they contem- plated committing a burglary the boys were followed, and at length they stepped into the hallway of premises No. 77 Warren street, occupied by Mossra, Cohen & Hy- men, but whose store was closed for the day. In a mo- ned :— On the 2d of February areconnolssance in force was made by the squadron at Curupaity, aud by the cavalry at Tayuty. era perl Wp due wae Gee, ae ae That made by the fleet took place in the following manner:— | ment when it was sup} i Tie couched Bolle formed the heat’ of the veil division | Droke in the glass and sash of aside window, through Bf the squadron, and advanced, followed by the ironclads Barize Colombo and Tamandaré, in such order as int where that of the fort which they inserted their hands and stole three pieces of dress goods from the counter. The boys immediately left the place with the plunder, and on reaching the side- fo deliver thelr fire from a fould scarcely attain them. When they came to the stock- | walk were arrested by Captain Greer and Detective le they lot minetves drift with the current to the oj Site side. The same. manceurres were practised by the See. | Tilley. Justice Dowling committed the boys to the $14 division, consisting of the ironclads Barroso, Silvado, | Tombs for trial, jerval and Cavral, and repeated. In this mode a brisk can: | ‘Tyee of Corton rrom tie Erm Rariway ComPany.— A carman named Daniel Halleck was yesterday arrested on the charge of stealing four bales of cotton, valued at $600, in charge of the Erie Railway Company. Mr. Andrew Mc. F. Davis, who had charge of the cotton, made oath that it was taken frem pier 31 North river, on the 28th day of December last. e prisoner confessed tbat on the day named he was employed by a strangor, whom he met in West street, to go on the pier and load the four bales of cotton on his cart and convey them to astore in Dover street. He did as dit |, and do- livered the goods to John Brosner and several others at Wonade was keot up from six P.M. for three hours, the Pn ty ee and Araguary, | the place in Dover street, For this service Halleck re- Pie bene resent Pedro Agiunso and the fat Mercedes, whick | ceed $10. from his employer, Dut ‘he does not know fire from the | his name or where he can be found. Brosner was arrested Senrgegsd os_| appearing th couse we deciod all ‘kuowiodgo ‘of tho other bat ‘and gaid he never saw Halleck before in his spears on. ee life. The whereabouts of ‘the stolen cotton is still un- =A and tbe that it will never be re- Tae Bel elie: peinocies for ex- i sustained ‘a Sete re de | roy ‘® Dative of egg ye at dropped ost: nae: was owned by Mr. C.B. Camp, merobant, at 130 ih the tater D. ic: -Rossury.—About twelve o'clock . ‘cannonade upon the camp at T , and ANGEROUS RT —! RY. —. ib ti cl Steere ts threw fandgrevedes intoicandiiat ofthe | on Friday night Henry Wologerbor, reaiding at 163 Latest accounts state that on the Sth a part of the iron feisgerber identified Thompson as the ted and robbed him. The latter was he had likewise disposed of eight tons to dif- my by ferent assigning as a reason for so doing that he we beca in uired new lines, ‘Tustice Kelly held the accused in are $000 to answer. InstiGatinc a Carp To Sreat.—Catharine Hogan was arraigned yesterday at the Fourth District Police Court, femeasinge cbarged with the larceny at various times, or the receiv- we ing with a guilty knowledge, of divers sums of money is army. ‘mounting in the aggregate to $92. The complainant, dances Daniel Culhane, corner of Eleventh avenue and Forty- second street, stated that the moneys were taken by a young daughter of bis, who admitted this fact, and said Hie isi i iF bodied tives, who taking Sree aha ees an rouse shoanthae vole + ~ ayrncegdnstnenmnagisoncsarer mae THE ST. PATRICK'S BAY RIOT. An of mino says he overheard | Some of the Alleged Rioters Before the City oo ontere t ert ion ot Leper “t Ping Sp cacees won, Gen be, tes od Hon ‘Yesterday John Wall, James Ryan and Thos, McLaugh- in were brought before Judge Russel, at his chambors, in Nassau street, charged with being implicated in the Tiot which took place in Grand street on St, Patrick’s Day. It appears that Mr. John McKeon, counsel for the accused, applied to the City Judge for a writ of habeas corpus; and, in the meantime, Superintendent Kennedy, Journal de Quebec, of March 20, pubi his Lonor's office for the purpose of receiving a prelimi- foow'ng letter from Ste. Marie: — mary Oe igo aig ad Eat thd emcees, Sam ©, 20st, people and examined the witnesses, and Mr. McKeon go yo may, is am invention—a story to amre pews seekers. does not moreover, sol a ip saenion Ls Pipe tases riding to and froin an excited manner, with of it, and cha say nothing of it, ' As to the inta- | * drawe emord in lus hand, striking persons Tat - me you have to expose on his part, he is not | Atel crowd, and that in one instance strock eure what you cag bave to ; md as ina FY on the head with his sword while he was ee cmnal cls yor tne teen eae, Seok won ves es the tens iyag ta the puter IncLangS- ae ~-7y yon fe, 0 ‘explana- | jin was in the crowd assisting the ricters, As soon as the casas resumed yesterday morsing at ten o'clock The natre of the case and iarues involved in the present triabave been already fully sated in the Henan The Sarvnpay, March 23-6 P. M. # met ious ee eis 0 1 100 Mariposa pref. 50 do... i ¢ 900 Pacific Mail 58 Co.. vr do.. “Fr By SSSSSSUSESESEE ¢ Fee SSSSSeSESeSE a: sedate sof fre ‘The railroad share market raled dull to-day, bat com- paratively sweady. New York Central and Michigan Southern were the strongest stocks dealt in. There is a mid feeling om the street, although no violent fluctua- ons cccur, Governments are jess active, and barely steady, Goid wm remarkably steady, and has been so for the past two weeke Money is easy at seven with trans- actions at six per cent, and even less on undoubted secarition The failure of a clothing firm in this city is reported. The week, however, has been agreeably free from such calamities, The extent of the Broad strect fatiure, Yesterday, wes greatly exaggerated. It ‘Ubat the liabilities are but $200,000, and it As not believed the lomes wil! exceed $25,000. At the ten o'clock seasion of the open board New York Contra! sold at 106 « 106%; ; Reading, 101} 8 §; Michi- gan Southern, 751; 0 70; Cleveland and Pitsburg, 78 a X; Rock Istand, 97; Northwestern preferred, 655¢ ; Fort Wayne, 9644 (b. 3). ‘At the Grst regular board New York Central closed 3 higher than at the eame time yesterday; Reading, +; Michigas Southera, %; Northwestern, \; do. preferred , 46; Obio and Wississippi certificates, }¢. Cleveland and Pittsburg was % lower; Rock Island, 5; Fort Wayne, 3. At the one o’clock open board New York Central sold at 106 (s, 3); Brio, 684¢ ; Reading, 101% ; Michigan South- ern, 7634 @ % ; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1934 a 34; Rock Istand, 97 (4. 3); Cleveland and Toledo, 119 (a 5); North- western, 96 (b. 3); 40, preferred, 65%; ; Fort Whyne, 96. ; Pacific Mail, 125; Ohio and Mississippi certificates, 27% ; Western Union Telegraph, 411. ‘The market at Give o'clock was dull, under the follow- ing quotations:—New York Céntral, 105% a %; Erie, 67% 06834; Reading, 101}; a %; Michigan Southern, 75% ao 76; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 78% 0%; Rock Isthnd, 965 & 3; Fort Wayne, 9554 a 4%; Northwestorn, 3 do. preferred, 645; a %; Pacific Mail, 124% a 124% ; Western Union Telegraph, 41. 413¢; Ohio and Mississippi certificates, 27 a '{; Mariposa preferred, Mining stocks wero generally firm. Atthe first board Alameda Silver closed 10c. higher than at tho same timo yesterday, selling at $7 75; Corydon 40c., selling at $4 20. Quartz Hill was 6c, lower, soliing at $3 45. Consolidated Grogory Gold sold at $3 90 (x. 3); Atlantic and Pacific, $3 05; Columbian Gold and Silver sold at ‘There was no session this afternoon, in consequence of the death of Mr. S, Pool, am active momber of the board. Gold was lower, but ruled remarkably steady, the total variations not exceeding { per cent, The steadiness of the market during the weok can be seen by the annexed table, The total fluctuation was but 134 per cent, the highest rate being 134% and the lowest 133% :— ke isbe ‘The highest quotation reached this month was on the Ist—140% ; the lowest was on the 7th—133%. The high- est quotation during the month of February was 140}; the lowest, 1353. Tne highest in January was 137% ; ‘The total export of gold during the past week amounted to but $74,742, altogether the smallest weekly shipment since the commencement of the year. ‘This being steamer day the foreign exchange market was dull. Bankers’ bills on England, sixty days, are quoted at 108% a 109, three days at 1005 a 10034; com- mercial bills, 107% 103%; francs, sixty days, 5.17% 95.28%; three days, 5.13% # 5.15. American securities and consols were quoted as fol- lows, according to the cable telegrams, on the London Stock Exchange at the noted dates:— Mar, 20, Mar. 21, Mar, 23. cn ie ir 7374 ay 80% «8: 30% ot o1 OL dante $7,152,781 $111,656,328 357,914 111,576,165 iam aati ‘67 109, 501 18,008 : Seisians Maren 23:77, 229,000 8,682,842 2,620,828 ‘The Bank of England return for the week ending ‘March 6 is a#follows, compared with the statement of ‘The returns of the Bank of France for the woek clos- ing March 7 show the following results as compared with the previous account:—Increase—Cash in hand, 18,330,000 francs. Decrease—Commercial bills, 74,000,- 000 francs; advances, 500,000 francs; notes, 52,300,000 francs; treasury balances, 100,000 francs; current ac- counts, 3,000,000 francs. The extraordinary increase in the coin and bullion continues, while the decrease inthe discounts and circulation shows how general is the fall. ing off in the business of the country. Governor Geary, in vetoing tho bill authorizing the Pennsylvania Rauroad Company to increas its capital stock and to borrow money, gives as two of his objections the want of a limit to the increase, as also to that power ‘being vested in the Board of Directors. He thinks all corporate powers should be limited, and that the power to increase should be vested in the stockholders. The capital of the company originally authorized was seven and a half millions, with the privilege of increasing it to ten millions, should @ mec‘ing of sharcholders so de- vermine, This mode of increasing the capital the Governor thinks entirely proper. Subsequently, by act approved April 23, 1852, the capital stock was further increased to thirteen million dollars, May 6, 1852 to four- teen millions of dollars; March 23, 1855, to eighteen mil- lions of dollars; May 2, 1855, to twenty millions of dollars ; and March 2, 1966, to thirty millions of dollars, Com- menting on this, the Philadelphia Ledg-r says:—‘In these particulars the Governor is unquestionably right, and it is probable, even should both houses pass the bill over the veto, that a supplemental bill will be passed, making the law conform to his views.” A new bill has since passed both houses of the Peansyivania Legwlature, authorizing the company to issue three hundred thou- sand shares of stock by authority of its stockholders, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Saterday, March 23—10:30 A. M. 190 shs Welle, F&Co'sEx 66 1 Del & HudsonCanal 145 E ccecee < aSeseeeksetets gee See RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE. Services To-Day. A sermon will be delivered by Rev, Alexander H Vinton, D. D., this evening, at the Free Church of the Redemption, on Fourteenth stroet, The rite of confirmation, will be administered by the Right Rev. Bishop Potter this morning, in Dr. Dut hy ow Lexington avenue, and in the even- ing in the Church of Our Lord, Eighth avenue and Rev. F. Preaches to th ion of the late Hv. De, Hawks today oh ths University. Rev. James B. Dunn, pastor of the Central Presby- ‘orkville Episcopal church, in Eighty-fourth street, Rev. Wm. Dymond preaches this and Rev. Stephen H. Tyng, Jr., this evening. Bishop Snow, the will preach this afternoon at three o'clock, at ihe Gaara His subject is “The Great Trumpet and Gathering of Israel.'’ Rev, E. 0. will preach at the chapel of Rutgers Tnstitute, Fifth avenue, this morning and evening. Rey. Chauncey Giles will lecture this evening on ‘Marriage as a Means of Regeneration” in the Swoden- borgian church, Thirty-fifth street, * Right Rev. Dr, O'Connor, 8. J., will ing, at oalf-past ten o’clock, in St. City Hall place. Rev. Charles B. Smyth lectures the clergy on “The- atrical Representation,"’ at half-past three this after- noon, at Argus Hall, Broadway, The Excelsior Praying Band spend the Sabbath to-day at the Central Park Methodist Episcopal mission, on Eightieth street and Third avenue, Rev. George W. Bacon will preach this afternoon in the church of St John the Baptist, on Lexington avenue, The festival in honor of the annunciation by the Angel Gabriel to Mary foretelling the conception and birth of the Saviour will be celebrated to-morrow in the Catholic churches throughout the city. WESTCHESTER INTELLIGENCE. Taz Toomey Triar.—The trial of Denis Toomey, charged with having caused the death of a man named McFadden some time during last fall, at Fordham, came offon Friday last, at the Westchester Court of Oyer and Terminer, White Plains, before Judge Lott, The jury listened with marked attention to the evidence adduced, and on its conclusion, after mature deliberation, brought ina verdict aainst the prisoner of “guilty of man- slaughter in the fourth Ky cana ‘He was sentenced to servo three months in the County Jail and to pay a fine of $250. It is stated that the prosecutrix purposes in- atituting a suit for damages against Toomey as soon as he has served out his sentence. He owns some property in the county valued at about $3,000. Burcuary mv Metrosx.—About three. o’clock on Fri- day morning the residence of Mr. Edward Fisher, Cort- landt avenue, near Milton street, Melrose, was entered by a party of thieves and robbed of a quantity of valua- ach this morn- drew's church, 16 furs, ry, He cg eck a be a Pe RE RE Be stolen taken fron the room. ‘by Mr. wore and bis wife, meither of them were MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. eoersiasa and obos Married. Rav EG. Brooker al the Tesidense of ths. bride's pee pana on D. Ronerts to Janz Eames, oldest dau John G. Curtis, of Bridport, Dorsetahire, Eng! The relatives and of the Invited to attend the funeral. oof herb two of oda or pana toes caer tp hmercemr Aad The friends and relatives of the family, and also the members of Bay ire Lodee No, 64, I. 0. of O. Fare re- ternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, No. 176 - .—On Saturday, March ie aaa ee Paice, infant oon of Edward W. and 3. Brunson, of Bristol, R. I, aged 1 year, 5 months and 28 days. Notice of funeral hereafter. Crawrorn.—On Friday evening, March 22, after a short and gevere iliness, of congestion ofjthe brain,gMarcaret Axx, the beloved wife of Stephen G. Crawford and daughter of Peter C. Ci , aged 24 years and 24 days. Troubles no more ; For any now her path do cheer. The funeral will take place from her late residence, 264 Second street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. The friends of the family, also the friends of her father, are invited to attend ‘without further notice. The remarns will be taken to Cypress Hill for interment. Deas.—At Bloomingdale, on Saturday, March 23, Cuantes [nas, artist, in the 49th year of his age. His relatives and friends and those of bis brother-in- law, Dr. Robert Watts, are respectfully invited to attend the faneral, at the Church of the Ascension, corner Fifth avenue and Tenth street, on Monday afternoon, at four o'clock, without further notice. Des it On N. Y., on Saturday, March 23, Denison, and daughter of the relatit friends of are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, alyrtle ave- Dorm. loved wife of of Tyrone, Ireland. aged 2 years and 4 The relatives and from her parents’ a Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, Finxey.—At El the triumph of faith, of YIDERE Finny, F. Horton, Heligate pilot in the ‘The es and ofan tay ar bering 9 ye at Mount depot jends of the fi are illy invited to at his daughter, Mra. Adaline Shook, 361 WestPhirty-fourth street, this (Sun- day) afternoon, at two o” ‘The friends are invited day) afternoon, at three from the Weat Tenth areet, ANOS 5 months and 18 eifolly invited to pres pid spring sirest, this une Monax.—On Friday morning, March 22, Many, wife of Michael Moran, and daughter of Patrick aud Brid, ‘cough, i the 41st year of her age. The relatives and friends of the o" from ey papa iyo, oo rn 22. Pay cif ith aH ih iH 7 i if i f é ef i i ment. ‘Weexs.—On Saturday morning, March 23, Hexrr C., only son of Amanda G. and the late Matthew Henry Weeks, aged 2 years and 8 months. The friends of the family are invited to atiend the Tieocions kis remeron) care ft Nove, No 208 Tesidence father jo, East Fifty-third street. § oe ‘Wioxuey.—On , March 22, Macoanune, widow of ‘ie relatives and friends of the fam iyfare ! ¢ relatives and frien the familyfare respectful invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, Liberty avenue, near Jamaica, this (Sunday) afternoon, ‘at two o'clock. Wrs1amsox.—In New Orleans, La., on Thursday, Fob- Tuary 28, Amor J, Wittiamson, in the 44th year of his age. ‘The funeral will take place from his late residence, Sixty-second street, between First and Second avenues, this (Sunday), at twelve o'clock. His friends and those of the family are invited to attend, without further notice, His remains will be taken to Cypress Hill Cometery for interment, ‘The members of Pyramid Lodge, No. 490, F. and A. M., are hereby summoned to attend a special communt- cation, to be beld at their rooms, corner Twenty-fifth streotfand Eighth avenue, this (Sunday), March 24, 1867, at half-past ten o'clock, for the pu of attending the funeral of the late brother Amor J. Williamson. By ft JOHN SCHREYER, W. M. Joux P, Wensrer, ‘Witu1aMson.—The members of Normal Lodge No. 523 F.and A. M., are hereby summoned and required to attend a special communication of the lodge, to be held at its rooms, No. 604 Broadway, in the city of New York, this nee morning, March 24, at ten o'clock pre cisely, for mee attending the funeratof our late brother, Axor J. Witiamsox, The members of the Masonic fraternity are respectfully invited to attend. WILLIAM F. COSTENBADER, Master. Axprew Biaxs, Secretary. SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR NRW YORK—TAtS DAY. PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 23, 1867. Steamship Merrimac, Slocum, ‘St'Thomas, Rio Jabéiro, &e fina Sem eige Saat Ae *bemee Ramiro some ene For & iW ' Bieamship San Jacinto, Atkins, Savannah—Garrison Steamship Granada. Burtley, Oharleston—A Leary. ase dan, Witmington, NC—J Bteat Valley City, Tomlin, Alexandria—J R fice Gree ieee eecenes Gate ip Nereus, Bearse. -W P Clvae. oa maid Acushnet, Kelly, New Bedford—Ferguson & Ship (Br), Liverpool—ChasL Wright & Co. Sig baat mete eee aaa one Betty (Brem), Nutzhora, Bremen vis Philadelphis— Adelia Carlton, Talfrey, Melbourne—Mailler. Lord & ‘e James Duckett (Br), Reynolds, Liverpool—G F Bul- bark Walatara (Meck), Molchin, Cowes for orders—sio- I teabeth (Dan), Nielson, Konigsberg—Panch, Men rig Orinoce (Br). Norton. St Jogo R, DeWalt & Co. of Aylesford Ca Dodge, » NS—Brett, Son & Brig Webster Kelly, Haskell, Charloston—A J Bentley & Schr Kolon, Jasper, Savanilla and Santa Martha—F Talbot 20. Schr W 8 Baker, Pierce, St Pierre, Mart—H A Vatable & Schr E A De Hart, Lowe, Matanzas—B J Wenberg. Schr B L, Sherman. Lake, Jacksonville and Pil Van Brunt & Slaght. Schr Vicksburg, McCormack. Jacksonville—W Ray. Schr Enchantress, Blatchford, Sarannah—N L McCready 0. Schr Bon, Jones, Witmington, NO—E 8 Poweli. Schr Napoleon, Nichols, City Point—Van Brunt & Slaght, tehr Rescue, Kelly, Phiindelphieiaker & Dayton. Schr Arctic, Henry, Salem—R W Ropes & Co. Schr R Bullwinkle, French, Salem—R W. &Co. Sclir Sterling, Ellsworth, Providence—G R Racket, Schr Evelyn, Bu fe Schr Gelesits, Shephard. Hartord—G R Rackett. Sloop Blackstone, Jackson, Providence. Sloop Oregon. idence—Srranaban & Jackson. . RI s Sloop Emily Allen, Bridgeport. Arrived. Steamship Australasian (Br), Cook, Liverpool March 9, and Queenstown 10th, wich mdse and ‘passengers, to E Cu- miles east of Sandy Hool nard. Zlst inst, 188 ‘saw a spar sta abou! 49 fathoms of water; same day, passed a Cunard a nd BE. Prep Aamir Ti Rio Janeiro Feb Pet hb Y Pernambuco Sd. Pare. 8th. ‘and St Tho- “mas with and ngers. to Garrison & Allen. NA was detained off the Hook 30 hours by Ship Orient, Hill, 19 days from Liverpool. Marine Sur Geo Gatsworn, Pettengill, from Rio Janetro Feb 22 sR e's Ny gs fas (ot Robinson, from Savannah Put inte St Thomas Huh inst, leak- bales were Lary! overboard burot Pass, Apain- burnt, vessel wag Sout it d was ot red. fire is st Marsing soot Troms (us ber. oD ‘i aimost i SeLR cae ae Sk Miscellaneous. ‘The following steamers cleared yesterday, bat in ali pro. ability have not sailed, owing to the strong and high sea, which continued until sunset —Caledonia, Columbia, Car. sien, Ville de Paria, City of Baluimore, Denmark, Granada, Taterpe, Rebecca Cipde, Releign, Marmion, George Wash- ington, and Ban Jactoto. Mr William Stocking, the New Jersey and Sandy Rook pilot in charge of the Bremen ‘Ameri¢a, which STicstsodiescl apabelan tefl by her to Bre. eo 14 cLusequonce of there betug boat ouside 7 —E the mous atthe time the beary NE gale being too violeus for her to remain there in aafety Spoken. &c. 1 Groene from New York Havana, March fa, 3 “ist op fon—by ascamer Mathias ohakt rv ‘ta: “tip a hal Trond for Madras, Feb 13, lat 28 N, toa Bhip Tanjore, Hi from Melbvourue Dec is fi - don, Fun 34 iat'a8 8 Ion 30 60 We mepernerena Schr Joun Bright, Hi . from Boston for Valparaiso, S7 days out, uo date, lat 38 42'8, lou'46 30, all weil, foreign Ports. om fork. Axrwenr, March T—Sid Ss, Beterieh. Mew York; Buenenaver, Mares Aowaar, Feb 1s 1a port Pullerton, for Li joumar, Fel a port St Jamon, i vor. m0 pl. lag: Tennyson, ‘ood, do do; May Queen, Penny, for ampiry, March rr J R Keeler, Croot 6—Or C: fen Pe ry ty had Constantiwor.e, 24—Arr Tancredl, Cacace, NYors. Cia 2ist, Fi Lewis, Giltan, Boston. 1 'Vob Bela port ships, Belle of the Sea, Hame- monk “kYork, i We fi do; or » Ids irom ds ‘orter, ae Fatwourm, March 8—Sid Warrior, Pi ananare arr ait hitadelphia, - fc horn): Malaga foe NYoriS: Soh, Merrimac. Marshall Nort Havay, March 7—Arr Red. White & Blue, Hudson, Loa- don. Sid 7th, Atalanta (0), Pinkham, and Mercury, Stetson, bi 5 =f A Heurosr, March 7—Sid Moses Day, Eldridge, Philadelpata. ginnscane, Feb 4—Arr rier, Cardiff. pessagawa,’ Jan 16—Arr previous, ship Cordiliera (Br), oA Livenroot, March r .. Watson, New Y and’ ot ou to rats raat x sshinetoa tii Rostells ‘ " oe wi 4 aod ay, Chi 's). Harris, do. Sid th, Energy, Onuikins, NYork via Cardiff; Teh Blacks Hawk, Crowell, NYork; Sib, Panoy Atkiusou, Atkinson, F for Gloucester Mass, and for, , Mase, a) Dution, Portland; sib, Cuiitva Mikaxiuixs, March §—Sid Alceda. Overgaard, NYork Mataca, March S—In port bi Charles Pool, Sherman, from Savannah and Cadiz, arr 4th, to load for NYork. iB (Malabar cosa), Feb1—Arr Southern Belte, erry (and ald 8th tor Tellicherry and Callout): Newrort, March 7—Sid Good ae Miller, NYork. Quexxsrown, March 7—Sid MJ Wilbur, Robson, Wilming- St Jaco, March 9—In vort sehr Valeria, Conklin, for Balti- more, to sail 10th, Vacewcta, March 2—Arr Bosphorus, Blanchard, Callies (aince reported lost); Western Ocean, Grifliths, do, ‘Yoxouama, Jan &—Arr ship Alice Ball, Row, Hong Keng. F, MARLESTON, March 19—Arr U 8 steamers Harriet nee; H MoCullock, Merriman. and Felican, Clark. bid schra Thos T Tasker, Allen, Georgetown, SC, gE n, Corson, Witla! mn, NC. iy fleet Mareb 12—Cid bark Ernest Wilheim, Par- MOBILE, March 13—Cl4 Ocean Wave, emaiens pee in Cuba; sebre Chas MoCarthy, Godfrey. and M ht, Bush, do; Amelia P Howe, Burgess, Tampico. NEW ORLEANS, March 16—Arr ork Fanny Baler, Pee- ins, Gleazow via ‘Queenstown, Below Devonshire, ja) noun, Liverpool; brig t_B Gove, ness, from Philadel echr Thorn, T fi do, Cla steamsh Cromwell, Vail wana, Pi and Al; Has 3 Fung shiey, Crowell, NYork: Cortes, Henry, Providence; ee \ Sentes Turley, Liverpool, bark Punjaub (Br), Mola- SEHIGADELEHIA, March 22—Cld steamship Stars and Pg Se GS 1, Matanzas; 3 = achts Inetia, Katon, Galveston; E K Dresser, Barnard, Tan- fk Graig “Philadelphia, Cld bark Washington utcher, Nickerson, Havana, SAVANNAH, March 19—Arr echr Emma D Endicott, New on. “Gis saat Monticello, Miler, Boston ;brig'Blton 1D FOR IRELAND. — A Lecture will be delivered mare i ena mren Neston ot fe aiute, p- Wednesday cfeaings Marek’ Ey o'clock. Bubjeot—"Theobold Wolfe Tone and the Cause of Ireland.”* Neuots cat be ned at tho Central Ofice or from members of the Brotherhood. RTANT LECTURES DAILY—TO GENTLEME! [Minty ot the New York Muscum of Amat Broed Sete opts teton BILLIARDS, &C. eo Pig yg ‘Wall House, Williameburg. en ope WINBS. LIQUORS, &C. ce Me ale bene LZ a) WATCHES, JEWELRY, €c., APTANCKS MADE OX WATCHES, DIAMONDS. BW. script. JT Satie All Grand cress two docee wens of Broadway. [A DYANORS MADE OW DIAMONDS, soe de, Se bought Tor tach’ Terms moderate. 3.8. 738 Broadway, nearly opposite Astor place. AWNBROKER'S TICKETS BOUGHT FOR DIA- monds, Watches, Jewelry, Soneeeaten de, Also the same Iss afand street, near Mi ~ Pema wn hon AWNBROKERS' TICK KTS BOUGHT, OF DIAMONDS, ches, jewelry, silks, &e., or the goods bought for cash, ‘Also, money advanced on ibe - kD) Bowery, up stairs, near Grand street, YASH WILL BE PAID FOR BOUNTY AND ALD. other claims net the government. REUBEN VOSE, 68 Wail street, N York, and 198 York street, Brookiya, eo or Rid ag eg pouty TO nm 63th, Tadd esas Soehe SATR Al ‘Toih eke ah thin New sal stat gent GORGE W, Wel tiRy Atm gn Navy iatbeg No, Wo Sent ee ened hehearee neh ofice 63 a mre, corner of Cava! ul iy SBT OF TEETH” IN THRRE TO FIYR HOURS.— WA Wye Appearance. . Tecih extracted without pain with nitrous oxide gas. Xo charge for extracting teeth are im: serted, at VAN VLECK’S, 176 Sixth avenue. Satiafction Guarantecd. f \yene FIVE Fiotwartn Piling dovage auMo- coun eve, [eumnmmngaee tee ores fa serpin Mutat bi natal bona A BEAUTIFUL SET OF TEETH, $8 TO $15.—ALL OP. erations: skilifutly’ performed. All wort warranted. Dr, MICHAUD, French Dentist, 462 Sixth ave- ue, Near street. TARTIVICAL reera at DUCED PRICRS.— WOT seinen cits at al f-~ be. without Die Wi CE ete — pnt MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.—TEETH without pain. Sirs jarcotization). Laug! Gas al : J ia VILLERS, 155 Grand street, neat Broadway. MA TL tn tA tw SF BAUTIFUL, CONTINGOUS GUM SETS OF RUBBER , all work to $16; ‘extmcting with gue without charge; DENTAL A! ATION ORIGINA! Onmatbeto use of hes oride eee ceriainly do it without pain; 90 Pp tp te Sue ae SPROULE EXTR. 1TH. at Bible House, cornet of Ey} my and ird avenue. One dollar for the first and for ‘onch additional tooth. ; whem STEOPLASTIC AND PURE GOLD FILLINGS, FOR Ors ee a Seee nee ees imonials, Discoverer's rooma, Fourecntn 8: TPME, ONLY, ESTABLISHMENT, WikRE | TRETH ave been without past ares Iwaghin 4 th ott ‘Grand street, ‘ARBLEIZED SLATE RLS—SUPERIOR IN the price, of marble, a , ‘Thirey-fitete Mi Sees ‘ARBLE MANTELS AT Ri CORD, PRICES—A FINE M Saiection on had at wk Ben's manatartory, $4 A ‘iat avenue, near Third sirect, New amine. nein ARBLE MANTELS.—300 Batt! 0 ft 2, Miter edraataceAod Qantas ww Third