The New York Herald Newspaper, March 7, 1868, Page 8

8 NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MAR“@ 7, 1868. —_————— ern aa = 3 , d ’ yesterday morning, tr , kept off bef wind to clear ai the as barmoniously as usual, To-day, it must not be for- ders that all thor ~¢ Emigration Commissioners ve, te. Mary Louisa, WASHINGTON, | ptcciihe'diana Bothed nt on ner ta THE PUBLIC DEBT. ini et Po joan wie had way near | Fe Aine Mt an hee tat | Sar LATE headin Tepresentations previous bringing forward Cor A wind that a tea: — ‘Ta Belle Helene,” and the matings, at one O'clock, | pp March Statcmont Compared with That of | Sunwine’ ant wif the laland to shift for themselves. | miles of Handy Hook must’ have been blows of the coast | NYork for Galveston (and Proseeied). ach Aithes ne Oe CONTINUED FROM FiFTH PAGE. il soeitiees be Ming 9 She seags evened ef the seedon. the Corresponding Month of Last Yexr end with 1", deus Hi 8 pay some two or ‘hundred miles. frex. Godivey, cprer Mews (ond alles 2681 —- vent ‘Acade! jusic, in Brooklyn, w 68 . BLO’ ts nae 5 enemies, foreign and domestir; that I will bear true faith Toroond with the sparkling music of Offenbach ‘aud be | With the February Statement act ‘on tee Ist rece ters marched to the landing, whence they were | Bark Anne Frances, mahal ret ant of coal (and sail wen a pag ond . ie ; that T fase. this oulgpSon enlivened by the scenes of this gayest of his ‘The following statement of the public = Ss email boatp to She Nan Sore ony tea te SAILED. atons March 6—Cleared, ‘ship Liverpool; brig A operas. Nor will Fronch theatre in Fourteenth | of March bas just been issued from the ‘Treasury Departs sympathy peas ips Emily B Souder, Charleston; Mary Sanford, NORPOLAE March —arrva, codes Francis B ‘Simpson, brig v and a menial ‘reservation oF purpose of e' lon, and.that I wifl weil and faithfully diveltarge the duties ip me those to remain, Steamsh of the odicy, on which 1 am about to enter, So bel; street be deserted, for the dramatic company Will IV | ment, We compare the figures with the slaten.cut The ohne hei oy ule nnd, and the ert Liverpool. Valey Loy hy, ba “ i ‘nade at the corresponding time last yoat:— moved off with the ‘exiles’’ as the police face- NEW BEDFORD, March ’5—Sa: bark White tania sad aber tho word wtajornge® "OS™ | oy ITAL DEBT MEANING) COME INTERNE. yp, | token of God speed” Oa venching the New York aide of Marine Disasters. Sirens geet teat tt co, ele Bos He ganna mito cong Maries, | THE STATE CAPITAL. J, cantons... Singin “nian | Sear, te feria” cougrmted toque mamum | ZanhSurarmares fot atin, Dyaerety | HIMMAUANEEH i Mowat anhr a Dol mean ba msde'bo en fe extant ie vrovioneent ihe itl Six per cent bonds, 6¥, 108 "16,670,441 9 318,101 | 1 Sisouse the merits and, demerits of thelr mistorues. | stated off by a tug and anchored in deep waier, for Providence; Wm F Burdon, Miliigau, Brovidenes for to Joun Young Brown, elected a amember of Congress SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD. ix por cant bonds of "81. 8, T4R 400 283,076,000 | Ang threatened all sorta of vengeance on the heads of | , Baio 8 P Bugw, Whalog. a Wilmington, NC, from Car | Happancanoek River: Daal Hrwie, rion Sal vr er x ——e x per cent . A D Ms denas, ul a hea’ 5 a ;_ Yarmot trie Dawes Splied that auch an amendment would not | Regulation of Telegraph Tolls—The Com- | Navy peusion fund.- 712,500,000 "13,000,000 | Hinek and his assistants, and all others engaged in thelr | fal0\¢r ‘wind and aiag lost jibbooms, fore and main topmasy, | (of Barostable)—all frozen In, Also a fore and aft scbr, q _—-— | ‘voluntary transportation. ‘The police, however, pus | 4, by a collision with H Kc name unknown, from Cuba for NYork. mittee on Investigation of the Erie Ratlway =—_— in en ai é 8 on, and a8 y au unknown bark. ae or yfarch 4. PM—-Arrived, schre 8; “ Affuirs=Passage in the House of the Bill to | Total bearing coin int. . $1,464.865,191 $1,026,100,001 short tie rat way heat iy oad pny Wer dan om the | Brig Mancamre (Haytien), from Port, au Prunes for Bos Brockton : utes for Mork, Lup cee eon Abolish Cr Board. ° DEBT BEARING CURRENCY INTEREST, island they had all dispersed, each person wi Hi tof Feb 1. Nc jacl the Cro Aunany, March 6, 1808, | Six per cont bonds. ...-. $12,022,000 Leptty ry aree way | be thought promised whims the "best paul neal P Fal he fardies, ey rs BEHILADELPHIA. Masck rane’, steamer Brunette Tho Erie Railway is about to undergo an ravestigation | tnrog year com. int, notes 141,908,830 £246,700 | coma’. iroe'itenaten, sia were eat whowmenoten, | Leica tnamanal naman ioe Meniaens PeGleared—Brig G W Chase, Bacon, Sagua, similar to that instituted last year into the af- | Threo year 7.30 notes,.... 632,708,000 202,951,100 | gaged in the riot complain very bitterly of Justice Kelly, terday with part of ‘cargo. and materials raised trom wreck | Lawas, Del, March 2-dHark Wayfayer, {rom Rio Janeiro; —_— =. ri james > furs of the Pacite Mail Steamship | Company: | g.1ai nearing cur'ey tnt. $757,028,900 $207, 250,660 | Imptruat hand” They aay that tho maaorty of those | fhe.nigsief elt natant the’ schooner was flout N¥ore arrived st Breakwater to-day. "Wind N, anow? The object is also skrewdly suspected Matured, not paid......., $14,670,089 $10,030,158 | “sent up” by the Justice were Irish, and that in view of | hump was puton, beard: the sable’ siisvod” andthe veseat | ““EORTLAND, Marcty¢—Cleared, schr 8 E Corson, Corson, propel gg meg merge Bae ten Sa BOO YO RN uy ar | Seatetanee Sees a Uae Sanpete | abet ban” Wate eee, Mee” GMAW | PUI, tare stsen Bovey Hermes hereof to the United st 4 i 6% 5353, 157, ies on Thursday the Irish who pat ry aptain Davi ol whom great cre 6th. jared, bark Excelsior, Bowers, \ ne ee oe Pangea said to be asin Fractional currency, aoole 722 $ 82,307,947 | fight should not have been held to be more guilty tha (ae .cfae ae: Spestionsy 1p eoving the steamer, ‘ee mee PROVIDENCE, March eh org ¥ weve geet bottom of the matter, probably with a view to running | Gold certiioates, 18,376,180 25,699,360 | the Germans, who had as much to doin the riot aa they. i 8 and snowing fast In concn peau area, Wo; Hal Chase Balt bo germain to this bill, Nobody’s name was bape ry | ‘and it wasas applicable to one as to another. The bil was general in its character. He moved the previous question, which was seconded, and under its operation ‘the bill was passed, the House having refused to order the yeas and nays. RESOVAL OF DISABILITIES FROM MB, BUTLER, OF TEN- NESSER. Mr. Dawes next called spose dill to remove political disabilities from Rodenck & Butler, of Tennessee, Mr. Brooxs said he wanted to vote to remove the ‘Gisabiléties, but bofore doing so he wanted to understand the case. All the facts have not been printed, important Vestimony baving been omitted, Mr. Dawzs explained that the gentleman who ap- two hours after startin, ‘started a fresh leak and | more. Below, sehr Richd Peterson, Engiish, So Intenso has two nation- vest ail efforts to keep hor ‘treo with the steam pump, proved | be — —— bad feeling betweon Peared to prosecete the matter before the committee ar- stocl rckas ing im furtherance of Total bearing anee $424, 126,5: 14,165,054 | alities become since the fight that it has been deemed | fruit d in crder to ‘the lives of th board it ing Star, Knowles, Tangier Sound, Vaz Fanged the documenta as he desired aad asked whether | CoN? the sock ane then Bulsiad ite york Cen | be ape aaa advisable to quarter each party HOW on the island in | was fousd necessary to cut her atrife from the wearer and | alituouis'Bencste Baltinores NH Setanen ‘Thresher ‘the gentleman referred 40 the bridge burning? bis plan for & grand ‘consolidation RACAPIET q different parts of the institutions, let her go on the beach. Capt Waters aud the crew (tenin | andJ 8 Simmons, Young, Elizabethport; Mau, Merrill, New Mr. Baooks replied that he did, The speech which took to the surf and after geting about vania Central Rail. | Debt bearing coin int.....$1,404,855,191 $1,920,160, 991 | “prant parle of nedy ally then Yor ‘oolses, fain Tasmmiterscnpund tsi Porn| Datenragcurmaz ie puataee "hig | wa ltin aa, unary sera aon arg | Saleh sri Gad gata | Hpwox, mara ant hr Ce ose, Pa jog no interest, 424, 126, 25,053 | how mattors stood decided to continue the police guard ‘steamer, ROCKLAN! fn Chapmos, Humphrey, Mattoon and Bradley. Tho first | Matured debt not pald..., 14,076,680 10,030,153 | Sotho isang uuu all slgea oF slot aud riotaus Intention | Hones pf nding the steame gy ere obliged, te | | BUCKLAND, March 4—Mo arrivals or departures, Han meeting will probable be held on Monday next in tho Total ODL. soso seve ««$2,000,587,280 $2,048,207,070 will have totally disappeared, It may be mentioned in | 6 o'clock, some of the’ men being unable to walk. VANNAH, March 1—Arri steamship Equator, Mr. Butler made in the Tennessee robe! lature was ‘ontitted {rom tne primted book. The melas ‘was burned by soldierset the United States, e of whom were ar- rested and-punished. Mr. Butler denouneed the burn- ii the leclared ‘tbe had sh i those | After ing five miles on the beach they came toa boat | § r, 8¢ Thomas; will load fc York Boston; ship always Opposed See ceed decir ieeoln troops into | SHY of New York. AMOUNT IN| TREASURY, feno had possion ta eee eo bror the poltee in | Bouse, whieh was broken open and remalued. there pe Hepublle (hn), Fonte, NYork. “Also arrived Feb 29, ‘Termessee and believed that the majority of the peo, le REGULATION OF TPLEGRAPH RATES, $106,623,375 | the riot, that the officers acted w' promptitude and frapa by some of the inhabitants almost perished. Tho rages Dini ttle, N York for Jacksonville, thd"oue ‘mam, being al on boast, "Phe echsoner wenkto | Was Feswice: CBee Williaa: Elerpeul. = vonwons BM ni ‘of bloodshed in which many lives | pleces about half’ a inile weat of the steamer amsterdam. | “Sailed- Bark eguomist tier Vauguan, Liverpool; achr $128,377,457 | would certainly nave been lost. ‘he steam pump was recovered nbxt day by the Rescue and Cepeey, Reerceaehorn. NYork. $2,519,820,622 schooner stripped, wed, steamship Leo, Dearborn, 07 heurs from 4 rien, for NYork, ashore | NYork. bag Scur Lorrie Kxorts, from ; soem | SHIPPING NEWS. | tesusenen ste mecns rachis tiach | upp lianSeuen "tty aay, menton ‘The following bill was introduced in the Senate this morning by Mr. Mattoon:— Ax Act to regulate tne charges of telegraph companies for the transmission of messages and for otber pur- ‘Of the Stave were alec. opposed to it, Mr. Dawxs expiaia Pry Aor ‘the bridge was not burned ‘Dy order of the government of the United States, but by Union mea, in aid ¢ f the cause, and fftoen or so ot Mr. Butler's constituent 3 were brought to Nashville charged ‘With the offence. Intense ‘excitement was-eccasioned when Mr, Builer t eft bis place in the Legistature to in- 21,754,082 | de ination throughout the whole affair that went far ———,, | © prevent a scen Decrease of ig national es. ae 1, Telegraph companies or associations organ- March 1, 186% terfere in their ba’ aalf and tried to save them. ‘The en- | ized under the laws of the State shall be entitled to VARIATIONS FROM LAST YEAR, ler excevt sli; to ‘ground tier, os Faged crowd crie 4 —‘Phere is another God d—d | charge and receive for the transmission of san ‘Increase. Decrease, ‘ aa Capiato, Cowneens. Ky the nea) sp ey pte bl Fe ULIN COVE, Feb ‘ Bemith, bridge burner.” He taken aside and counselled to | over their lines and for all services connected with su: Debt bearing ¢oin interest 461,305,800 aa Almanac for New York—Th! aye Zasraen ae dicherg ng aay. ‘Prospect Cayenne for Ra play are ptr few Mary hea do something to gaye his life. In order to dogo he | transmission a fixed sum not exceeding rae a Debt bearing currency int — $489,778,000 pam see plist fas New 0: for New ¥. ‘WILMINGTON, NO, March 2~Below brig 3 P brown, oan deciared that he mover approved of this bridge re zoeeeean scene, loipee yr borg engin | Debt bearing no interest. . - 8.901.476 dofore reported ashore on Peak’s, Beach, has bulged 34—arrived, brig SP Brown, Whaley, Cardenas, Mr, BRooKe 1% yferred to the fact that in 1861 some of | is sent, and in adddition to such fixed sum such rates or | Matured debt not paid. . ne 8,046, Till bea Stel ions. A contzact has been made with bartes 6th—Arrived, steamship Fairbanks, NYork. regulations adopted by such telegraph The following table compares the March statement ‘the members o ; the rebel Legislature of Tennessve pre- | charges as ub Sour Lorrim, from Carde: rtlans Holmes’ sented Mr But ierwih & eword, which Xr Butter pro. | companies er associations shall require; provided that | of the public debt with the previous one, made on tho a ee See ae ee Peete, LLANEUUS. mused to Wiel’ in defence of the State, such addivional rates or charges shail in all cases for all | 54 o¢ Pebruary:— Sour Joux L Muxnit, ashore at Provincetown, will be SET ewe eww een eeee 8 e Mr. Dawes said that Mr. But ver put his mame te | messages be directly proportional to the distance such got off as soon as the weather permits. The cargo will be a pei the letter of tance ‘there by bis | messages ure transmitted and the proportion betwoon DEBT BEARING COIN INTEREST, Total loss, it ‘being all wot, About 8000 bushels have been © FEB. TH’ 10TH, rebel colleag' jeg in the Le; _ such sansonnr bo phere bongs jistance shall for ive pantoas visite A 1, ed ar Ark yyy landed and Rohe Mr. Broow tle: perform: the | all messages ‘or stances e same. 5 Sonn 8 © Nores, of Newb ah ear Race 1AM part which } = Lay ne ee ee Sxo 2. Telegraph companies or associations which | Six per cont bonds, 9,458,391 9,378,191 Foster Point ie being Qeckarged, sed Wil be gen om bry soon as —— defending 1 ebels, The gentleman bed observed that,| shall make any charge tor the transmission, of any six rcneot bonds of 761. 385,076,600 aan Petal the weather moderates, USING HOFF'S Mr. Buuer take oath truthfully, r, | message in violation terms 16 section g. 5 yj 2 As if about seen on t! ih fi 6AM, : could nel eten 6 Ho (itr. | Shalt be liable to a penalty of two hundred dollars, to | Navy pension fund. 18,000,000” 13,000/000 | Wilmington. Del GAA oF apo tO tons wras seen on, per as A MALT EXTRACT AND Brooks) wt .g quite sure of that; bat Mr. Butler did take the oath presented by the Legislatere.of Tennessee that hebad ne yer voluntarily borne arms against the United ‘States, nc ratany time given aid, countenance or en- courager ,ent to tis enemies, and never sought a civil ort ailitary, under the authority of che from the ahi sgerripin! meh ae cecte Wray from the dock ore, with fot e half way fro1 to the crosstrece. ‘Appeared ‘afright in other, respects, WILLINGLY aDMIT THAT Miscellaneous. IT HAS DONE ME 4 GREAT Harlem river was oponed yesterdays as far as 117th street aurraie by the Harlem freight boat Leader, ‘The ice in Hell Gate is Paper comet be recovel with Coste of suit, by the person to whom —_——-— —.-. [Regier made, for Bors and ovary violation of ‘Total bearing coin int, ..$1,912,368,041 $1,926, 160,991 said section. i DEBT BEARING CURRENCY -INTEREST, Sxo, 8. The provisions of thie act shall not apply to fe tho transmission to the proprictors or publishers of | sieder cent ponds... $22,470,000 $22,470,000 - Confederate siaies, kc. newspapers of intelligence of general or pubiic interest | ‘Three year 7.30 notes... 214,953°850 202951100 thick and heavy. Above that point it is one large field CONSTANTLY FROM SECRETIONS IN: MrT, lied that this -bill relieved the dis- | for the purpose of publication, ifoates, 20,585, PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 6, 1863. Vprnthioivand:heary.. Anove'thas point itis one large Be eas avitiy., “rbudler did take’ the eath referred ta, ‘The | Sec. & Ti act shall take effect immediately. PRR See eti=: SDM > 1 SAEED oe i of lee Ho anlng veel can: come through without grant TRE THROAT AND FELT VERY WEAK,. words’ «with intot amd desire to aid the rebeition”” the Croton Board and empower | Total bearing cur, int.. . Heke NO Fovera oa him in Joing 8, because Ro did Rot des1 20 tO | (ee eee oe at anne Comusimtoners | Matured, not puidsc.-ce.. Sgustassien "510/000 168 CLEARED. Notice to Mariners. AND THERE WAS NOTHING TO BENEFIF aid ir rebellion. He felt no conscientious scruples in | the Compt PP inl cepa Steamship EB Souder, Lebby, Charleston—Wheeler & | Notice twhereby given that the third class Tron Can Buoy, ME; BUT SINCE TAKING HOFF'S MALT EX. Doing —_willmg to take the Congressional test oat, which, | passed the House to-day with comparatively few votes United States notes. $300 100,127" 167,747 Linnard. z laced to pare He one Ledge, approach ner Penebscot 5 sone 0m, the Commitee on Hiectioas ssid heceald net in opposition, Srectneslionnaey r 246488 pea srt aeamiento Mary Sanford, Moore, Wilmington, NC—Jas Ys xe bes eee re ft i its moorings, will be re- TRACT WITH MY MEALS AND BE- 6 thought he was leading the House to cast a 32,007,08 . Se: placed sath —— wes, SN, Tee, a “aiken ee Oe | now dee Spm sbeumnne nares pun pacman | sage rr ii —aeearee eee | Rage Beil Gt Eng BS apres tes racine gevan- foster ui ie ARETE FAR. = fool that he was not dischargin: low York from ol “eAAQGA atk GLI TAORE it B YIXED LIGHT ON POINT Vi TAMITL ISLAND. ND A auy * pe teticted shat such mea os Gauls Holdem | passed the Assombly, aud’has gous to tho Sonae for | Totalbeariag no interest, $418,024,845 — $414,105,054 | SSB ne sack. Rarbados—H Trowbrldge’s Sons Hypuocaraio Orrion, “Aowitazzy, } STRENGTH, AND AM HAPPY TO. | | and Patton, who went into the rebellion tor a short time | concurrence. RRCAPITULATION, Bark Floctwing, Davis, Cardenas—Brett, Son & Co. Loxpox, Feb 1, 1868. § STATE THAT 1 ENJOY THE « avd believed in it, but who had renounced their error, ADDITIONAL COURTS OF SPECIAL SESSIONS. Debt bearing coin int....$1,912,363,041 $1,926,160,991 Bark Heres. meee (Brem), Places, Lough Foyle for or- 1 beat pe yt sovernmeet has given her that arom is pda te bo uid be drawn by the strongest possible cords to the A bill introduced by Mr, Hartman enacts that Courts | Debt bearing currency int, 303,708,630 ‘297,250,880 ae es aon Bin Belfast—Slocovich & Henan zt areraty pen: wy Pegi ¢ be poe aan canst ct" BEST APPETITE, AND . Sup port of this government. Tho minds and influence | of Special Sessions shall be located in each of the Police | Debt bearing no interest. 418,024,845 414,165,054 | g iit Lear Tehitl eland, dia CORR BARE: + of such ren were absolutely essential to a healthy re- | Courts of New York, the Judges thereof to be the sald | Matured dobt not paid... 12,288,169 10,680,163 Brig Orion (Norw), Peterson, Hamburg—C Tobias, ‘The light 1s a fixed white hght, and m clear weather should . cot istru,ction of the Southern States Without thisin- | Police Justices, who shall sit according to regulations Hig Memphis (Br). Sanford, Greylowm Nio—-H J DeWolf | be seen from a distance of 18 mlles Ly. PLEASE fle bnce it would bealong time before the mass of the | which may be agreed upon by the Board of Police Jus- Total debt....... The {lluminating apparatus is dioptric or by lonses, of the ‘ ce BaeROeE Fah: 193,668 207,000 eon Robt Mowe, Dickinson, Demarara—H Trowbridge’s | third order. Pe opie would come up to the support of the govera- | tices, Thore 18 to be no itional salary for such AMOUNT DF ORY. Nea ORS En Fa SU 2 Popeye n, ig in lat 1729 48 8, Te Ae onaraeiia teatha wan plac evade eencag il. © ayatmmscnd Acsune leailnaaOcrepmae piven til tate: 1G + $08,491,168 $100,629,3%5 | “rig Anchen (old», Meyer, Bremen-—H W O Bare, top ta of Greedvicty nn A, aie cscs 4h .htir ag veitber for the rebellion nor for the Union, duced by the same gentleman, is authorized so to ex. | “MTF@ncy: + __ 25,678,150 21,754,082 | | Schr Annie Amsden, Bangs, Kingston, Ja—A H Solomon mnuCTIONS—The Artemise ban! rom Point light, distant 9 miles. When comin; om the south rt ) 313 + cor Warren Blake, Meservey, Cardenas—Wichester & | or southeast, on openig the light a vesse afiouta ‘not steer MRS, SASSAU, 199 FOURTH STREET, N, ¥- + $124,060,313 —$128,377,457 | poade, fo the west of north until the light bears WSW, when she | 74 yeopoLp HOFF, cs ancl twas + $2,527,315,373 $2,519,829,622 ‘Schr W F Cushing, Cook, Nuevitas—Goldthwaite & Over- | may alter course to west, passing to the northward of all . . Mr. Brooks caid tue gentieman was making an excel- Pente pecch, but he did not exactly understand his meta- 7 physi ics and law, tend its trac! in fact, to make two distinct double track roads ae erie through Firat and Second avenues Total in Treasury... to Harlem river. Debt tess cash in Treas’y, J Z Mr , Dawes admitted that his metaphysics never were A WARNING TO “D, 8.8”, Decrease of the national debt since Feb, ton. the dangers aud two miles from the reef off Point Venus, DVS TES ava a cats eee mee ae) * wor h anything, but he asked the gentleman to take his | | Mr, Irving's Dill providing that wif a person hiring or Wj MGT eseseeseveciecercereree sores $7,488,751 | Schr Ooean Traveller, Adama, St Jago de Cuba—Gold. | All bearings tre magnate Tee ORDS, disarographers Rodis sas HESTON TE Ns nseinltn ihainanteh pee leasing personal property si sell or convey the same VARIATIONS FROM LAST MONTH, chr Kate Carlton (Br), Lamh, Remedios—Bryan & Pease. =- Mir. Brooxs wes understood to say that the gentle- | or any part thereof, or shall pawn or pledge the same or Dewees | SRT See SD do Roar Tetras ‘satel ean Teichaieiii the fect? ome person advertised that he will give $1,000 mantel, Jan 18, 1868, if Bo except his wili cure pain in five minutes. Now, Tor Dr. Daniels logic was not im accordance with Paley, but "does not use peppermint water tmixed with al- am accordance with Mrs, Opie’s work, not teach- Increase, an; t thereof, for the procurement of aloan with- | Debt bearing coin interest, ji, — | Co. Di Out the written’ consent ‘of the owner. oF lessor, and Debt bearing peels int, marae $11,520,760 | .,Schf John Ferris, St John, Beaufort, NC—Thomas & | Notice is hereby given that the Demarara’ Lightship hav~ the body, first with » bruh and then ing; lying, but showing how dodging may bo profes. | without informing the person to whom the same is sold | Debt bearing no interest = 31850,701 ALS. ing been ordered tn for repairs. about the, end of March | Sfannel cow, until it rubs the kin all off; but he has to5 sic mally conducted. or conveyed, pledged or pawned, that it is so hired or | Matured debt not paid. es 1,658,016 ARRIV. ‘ing a square blue flag by day and a fixed light on her | Vented an article called “Pain Spouge,”” which isa a Mr. Dawes disavowed anything like tergiversation on | leased, said person shall be punished by fine not exceed- The debt of tho United 8 lees eeah a pe “ the REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAOHTS, ram sunset to euntise, from roots, barka and herbs obtained extracted the We: tie part of the members of the Committee on Elec- | ing tive hundred dollars or by imprisonment for a term Steamship Atalanta (Br), Dixon, London Feb % and | _ By order of the Commiltos of Pilotage, of Demarara and pede nga ipl Menge gees yy rg wr ihe aul in as Ds. not exceeding two years, or by both,” passed tho As- | Treasury, was ag annexed at the undermontionod Barro Ith, with mdse and $59 passencurs, to Howland & | Bssequebo, JAMES B SIMPBON, Secretary. wt ere, ease enrutee, Ene ONE auntie! seceAien gale “ereey single, witpem pecegne: by. ibe, | Spanbly to-day. ont ‘Sieamship Cleopatra, Philbps, Savanna, ‘wiih udse and NAVIGATION OF THI DOWNS. Jato all aches and pains in three minutes, and can be had Trrotesiant to prevent Mr. iutler irom taking bis seat, March 4, 1861. .$66,180,855 April 1, 1867. $2,523 428,070 | Passengers, to Murray, Ferris & Co. Tuinire Hous Loxpon, Feb 18, 1868, | of all druggists and the proprietor of the artes Datel with one exception, believed Mr, Batler to be a true NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. July 1, 1861....°88'408'670 May 1, 1867.°2'520,786 090 | . Steamship Niagara. Blakeman, Norfolk, &e, with mdse | Notice ts hereby given that the Bunt Head Shoal having | De Grath will cure any, cave of desinene Wat Tose sty ‘Union man during the rebellion, Yet the record of his af July 1, 1862. ...502'021'404 Jun i, 1867.2, 20,786,096 | and passencers, to the Old Dominion Ste es shifted to the southward, the Buat Head Buoy has been | Oil, where it’s cased ‘All pain will be-cured, free Ce ee ey =) 4g LHe 30n.44.000 July 1, 67 Nomatomeat | antennae Mande: Nomen, wih meee | orem et Lew is HOt matoe und compass | stare mth tee Fat pga, had allasna datapts aea as could be. If Mr. Butler had faced the bullets of the + ea “Va " Sy ‘end passengers, . water spring tides, wi ‘will be cured with the Electric Oil, free! aaersy Ginse fe wana mecibes of teen Lagiierate te SENATE. July 1, 1864. .1,721,847,934 Aug. 1, 1867. .2,611,206,426 | Steamship Somerset, Childs, Baltimore, with mdse, to chronis rheumatism will be cired with the E bearings:— Pain 8 ; July 31, 1865.2,’ 2 Balti 1 Ohio Railroad Co, Upper Deal mill, its width open to the southward of Bt | of charge. They are sol Apany, March 6, 1868, a, 1 ee <= aes Ua ery Steamship Franconia, Sherwood, Portland, to F Ames. | Savlour’s shuret We iced Bene eee oth Becond street, seas and Sige BILLA REPORTED, ‘Aug. 1, 1868 ..2,633,000,276 Nov. 4, 1867..2'401,504,4 pathmship Giausus, slorgan, Boston, with mdse, to Wm ppt George's chureb, _Pamagate, in line with the Ramsgate Tok see 31 Park row, New York: " - « o3 5 508, 12 ith teas hant & Co, Passed Angie: Dec 14 an oy. distant 1 4-10ths mile, NGS Spain tee dene Se Mow Seeks etree . 1, 543'840,748 Feb, 2, 1908..2627,815'373 | Gxpeof dood Hope Jan 1% Had light winds and ane | South Sand Mead Lightesel, NNE, distant § 720ths | A Qeie Gitte aN NoS OF THE mens’ Protective Union of New York; amending the | march’, 1867. 2,630, 763,889 March’l, 1868,2,619,829,622 | weather 2p to Cape Hatteras, which was passed Feb 26, | miles, ROBIN ALLEN, Secrewary. KENTUCKY STATE RXTRA—CLASS 211, MARCH 6, 1868. charter of the Brooklyn Trust Company; incorporating since whi les from NE and NW. 3, 17, 33, 68, 57, Sl, 15, 25, 2, 5 a. wauld vote to relieve him, but his reading of the tes- tumony did not show that be even faced the bullets of the enemy, or even heard the enemy’s canon on asingle ie! Mr, Haxpina, (rop.) of Til, knew that there was an umbreiia here large enough to shield all the rebels that ever fought ag us, He preferred to take the bold men Who took ground agaist us rather than the miser- Bark Arcos (of London), ‘Amoy Sept & with WRECK IN THE GULL STREAM. iss 212, ‘wancn’6, I able sneak who weat into the Legislature of Tennessee | the German Turnveroin of Brooklyn, Eastern District; THE RIOT ON WARD'S ISLAND, nto Weatray. Gibbes & Passed Lngier Nov Trusiry House, Loxoox, Feb 18, 1963, as hkl Nat a a Cee ee een een Cae perenne | $0 facititate the construction of the New York and Ox. sty f 1, Se? Seen iS days W of Hatterne, with asuccension of NE | wi Swrece® has Neen Inia. nbout 13 Zaihona te. the NW SS RD MRS Cas " Y nm fa N ol al es ol Ca 07 nm abou! ra Ly 1e Lt — Confederacy for the purpose of destroying our govera- | wogo Midiand Railroad. snd NW gules, with snow and intensely cold weather. Jan | fa vessel sunkin the Gull Stream, about haif's mile sw | meta! Drawings of the Fiaguos® Lowery of Ken ment, 6 Mr. Huwparey reported favorably a bill authorizing | Feeling Among the Rioters—Several of Thi mr ke ship Marmion, hence for San Fran. i hi a9 a Bu aeR ls iat a De ad | wham Orin and inane Wy a telegraph abs | “Seatenced ‘byw Mualsratc—The Mlsters | SHO} e ih ae Ra Lean arty | wiedenians mgmmeatinzcnergne Wien wih | OY OS OY Batak Ge ao ee eua hiscupnerton Ms Bauer's | 9m this Stato to Fraaca, | a acount | Bautluhed from tho Island. re Trmataull of Mexioo'for heed, "ot | eee e Lawrence church, just open to the westward of Pugin’s 2, 0% 1 1S Bob! COLTON £00! Menngers, military record, but as a man. - Thanks to the police guard which Inspector Walling Bark Lucy & Paul (Prus), For Circulars, &o., in the abor dress Scheel, Antwerp, 76 days, with | Tower. insured by fre insurance companies evidence of the ‘ise to Fauch, Melncke & Wendk, Hed RW gales all the | St Peter's church, Sandwich, just open to the northward Serer saogrepartydeniroradieyrite. had the foresight to station on Ward’s Island the night | Mise te Funct to,the Lightship eb 2, but vein blown of of Nou Batts ay a s si piri BILLS INTRODUCED, after the riot and during yesterday there Rranesince then have had a continuation of gales, wit ‘Upper Deal mill, on with the Time Ball Tower at Deal ——————————————— nyt By Mr. Wicks—Authorizing the Poor Man’s Gold and _ was ro disturb. | TE "old weather; have had a piloton board S days.” (The | ‘The Gall Ligetveseel, NE, distant tale. APSOLUTE, DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN Lotteries adi MURRAY, EDDY & CO., After further discussion the House passed the bill Covington, Ky, yemoving the political disabilities from Mr. Builer, on the basis that he performed honorable military service in the army of the United Staies from September, 1863, | git) Si Nd. and | ance among the antagonistic emigrants yesterday, Had | Ltove vessel was reported as herived on the Istinsy as | The Northwest Bunt hucy. 8 by K distant 9-T0ths mile. to May, 1804, by a vole of 87 10 28 ‘The following is | culver Mining Company, of Idaho, to change ttsplace of | |. | os at cen pisced in posseeslon, 90 to Bax ot being, outside the, bar—our report was, from a ot oat The South Brake Buoy, BW by WW, distant Dis | Zo sro tulfigntoniae; no publiiyy 9 charge until die wing ‘board on } the'vole in detail : By Mr. Beacu—For a ferry across the Hudson river at | tho island, thero would no doubt have been asocond | the th Feb.) tho lower mast heads of the wreck show at half ebb, and | Joh Obiaineds advice free. M- HOWES, AWlorney, Row 7% Yeas—Meesrs, Ames, Arnel, Ashley of Nevada, Raker, | Catskill, battle on Thursday night, the results of which bi Bark Moss Glen (Br), Cutten, Havana, 12 days, with | are ina position so dangerous to navigation that a vessei Banks, Barnes um, Beaman, Beatty, Beck, Blair, | By Mr, Kensepy—Authorizing towns in Onondaga ie which might | susar, to master. showing @ bright mast head light will be moored immedi- CIRCULARS AND INFORMATION FURNISHEDIN Boyer. irooks, B ootmall, Coke, Churchill, Cook, Dawes | and Oswego counties to issue railroad bonds; autnoriz- | havo been far more serious than were those of the frst, map ron Se api rg ened ie el I on A i ie a MS AL ar egatizen lotteries roker, ‘eley. 4 , Bl . '. " lor 10; vessel J ‘al a ; | u fit, Uetz, Goilsdy, Gravely Gr oven, "Halgat, Hawhtes: | 196 the city of Syracaso to make a loan to the Syracuse | aftor the police, under Captain Bennett, had by their | $205 Gayw north ot intteran; from lat ton 2000, ‘ane | ™ "Sy order ROBIN ALLEN, Secretary. 176 Broadway and 189 Fulton street ae paar pee ae ag eh and Northern railroad. courage and determined action overawed the belligor- | bad heavy northerly gales, Wha Huribard =o! Y., Hunter, Ingersoll, Jenckes- ‘BILLS PAGED, Bark jie Hust Maloney. A—A.—A.—GREAT INDUCEMENTS 0! . Trinidad (Cuba), 23 : = adhtivotzig she Supervaors of Kings county tog | ents the more bot Leaded of oth she partis who had | with maar gt Seat Son & co Hen 18 dar et evieg rom Honolult Deo 8 ahip Mo Hawes, of WB, to | JA. apartio jan to hguekegiog and We publi for poor purposes; authorizing any two or more tteras, and blown back into the Gulf three times; 1s f . r cent, reduction. ‘or youraelves. Eitizeus to ofganize Under ‘the general aw for bgodling | Cvs very ‘the iocjriy—acceocd ne earn on | Inet wae within 38 miler of the Hook, but was compelled to | Arrived aS tsieus Dec 2, bark “Allantle, Wing, of NB, 000 Worth of China, Giass aud House Fur grain by stationary or. floating clovators; amending the y—Adeelared in the most em- | haul off on account of the vessel being iced up so badly and | last reported at Reunion Ialatid: no report of oll, Goods fo choose from. EDWARD D. BASSFOR : 1 of the crew frostbitten, lost and split sails, 4c. } Bunaae, ? charter of the city of Hudson; for she suppressing of | phttic manner that aa soon as the police wore | “retalof the cre res tinn, a cedars: oassed | with 1,000 bbis ap aud 88 do'wh oll, all told All well: coiffans ounekogpers’ Sazaat, Cooper Inaba,» the circulation and trade in obscene literature; author- | withdrawn the “difficulty,” as they termed the origin | Gibraltar Jan 18, with fruit, to Chamberlain, Phelps & Co, ic fit for home. s re Jenson, Jones, Judd. Kelley," Kelsey, Kerr, Kitchen, Koontz,’ Latin, Lawrence ‘of Ohio, ' Lincoln, Longhb'ldge. McClurg. MeCornsick, Morgan, Morrill, Mun- rs, Newcomb, Niblack. Nicholson, ‘O'Neill, Paine, Poland, Poisi omeroy, Kaum, Robertson, . Saw yer, Schofield, Sitgreaves, Stewart Taber, Taffe, lor, Trimble of Ky., Twitebell, Upson, Van Trump. Van ck, Wasbburo of Wis., Washburn Of Mass., Welker, the erection of a Town Hail in Morrisania; to aid ith fark Oxford, Baker, of Fairhaven, was at Barbados Feb and Wilson of Obio—8r. : fe the poustruction ofa newaboys' lodging house in New | Of the riot, would be seitled so definitely that thore | fin "erY heavy gules with furious snow storms the last 10 | BSE OS hie gp oll, Was bound humpbacking. avd | ABSOLUTE DIVOROES LEGALLY OBTAINED 16 Oaeth Die crag. false York, would bo but ittie use for the interference of any legal | 4 Bri ree ey eT liana k Gare eeey | Rome apout the 1th of July | to: APFb and would be | annees or desertion js suficlent cause: no publicity, , of Pa., Mallory, Mann, M 'y ERIE RAILROAD INVESTIGATION, : » a bynes a y in advance; adv ih Fee Oe ene lore, Van Horn ef | The Passwerr announced as a select committee to in- | CUDority; in other words, that the party that would be | head winds throughout, ia: inst was within 35 miles of the | Ship Europa, Mellen, of, was at Cape St Lu. ‘Counsellor at Law, 261 Broadway. having taken 70 bbls ofl vestigate the affire, of the Erie Raliroad Company | used up in the anticipated ght would be eo thoroughly colt anther was oliged te haut the vem siorme sad | one oe stag ne fsiands: Bound te Maris idiends, “Goh ANNOUNGAMENT OF SIE ORGANIEATION OF THE ExATE mero | Messre. Pierce, Humphrey, Maitoon, Chapman and | crushed that thero would be bat one nationality upon | 0 dally at one time that it put her down two fect by the | ship Almira, Osborn, of Edgartown, early in January, 1p ee ET eee eee Areva 20x A COURT OF IMPEACHMENT. Bradley. the island, In this charitable resolve the Germans | Dead: lost jib and lower staysail, burst mainsail and sprung | Turtle Bay, with 200 bbls wh oll since leaving Honolulu. Mantly on hand. It is without am equal for cuts, ca: During the discussion the Impeachment Managers ap- PRO RATA TELEGRAPH TARIFP, ethene ei Gabemaalind i bs ee ey} 7 Wins Whee: in Spoken. pa For sale by all droggists. 60 cents a. peared before tbe House, announcing that the Senate | Mr. Maroon introduced a bill requiring telegraph com. | Were evidently as determined as the Irisn; but that the |, Bris 1: & W Arinstiong (Ot New Maren), tor. Maries | _ Ship Aurora, steoring S (perhaps the Aureols. from New | BOX had orgauized tho court and that the Senate would | panies to adopt a pro rata system in their charges for all | good intentions of both parties were not allowed to.bo bound, Has experienced heavy N, | York Nov 1 for San Francisco), UIST'S WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS ARB order process to {ssue against the President to appear | messages. carried into practice nay be considered a very fortunate les; been 12 days N of Hatteras, Foreign Ports. “ because reliable.’ Plant them once and before the court, returnable op the 13tn inst, IMPEACHMENT OF CANAL COMMISSIONER DORN, rg }, West, Kingston, Ja, 95 days, with log. * & wen ve Raf a JOM YOUNG NKOWN. Messrs, Jacobs and Underwood, of tue Assembly, ap- | circumstance for everybody but the coroners and under- | woods to Henry, de Cordova & Co. "Hesa 10 dayaN of Hat. | CAMTEACIE, Feb G=No vossela in pork 2 0 ae | mill plant them/always, Send, for Bulat's Garden Manuat nd Garden Price Current of peared within the bar of the Senate and announced that | takers, Serna with strong gales from Nand NW. 1 ag. Seeds, mailed free. We deliver all orders in New York the Assembly had impeached Robert C. Dora, Canal % Brig B Inginac. Gray, jaro (' Dy Fob 9 with 1og- | “Ei vava, Feb 28—Cleared, schr WI, Burroughs, Housden, | freight paid. Address Robert Bulst, Jr., Seed Grower, Commissioner, of high crimes and misdemeancrs, aud | _ About five o'clock on Thureday evening three of the ready 8k Murran, Je Been WAdays N of Hatteras with | wow Orleans; 27th, bark ‘Brunswick, Minot, NYork; ‘ih, | Philadelphie, Mr. Mcyoe introduced a bil! to relieve John Young Bro vn from political isabilities, which was referred to the Committe on Elections. AMENDMENT OF TUB NATIONAL BANKING Law, that in due time articles would be presented anda de- | Emigration Commissiovers arrived on the island, and ‘Brig Charlotte (of Bangor), Stupell, Havana, 22 day brig Mary E Hastings, New 8. Mr. Seuss (ro.) of N. Y., Introduced, bill mand made vast the Senate take order tor the appeat- | later in the evening went to work fully to investigate | with sugar, omusler, Hadstrong Nand NW gales moat pecan March 2A ep Bey thompson, Now | Je Seucke st the auction rooming No, 3 Neen Wintec! tory.” th an Dorn be CO York. street, Household Furniture, consisting of Pier Glasses, Clause which rosteicts the aggregate ‘clreulation’ to | Tue Puxsipar replied that the Seuale would take due | ‘be rievances that ware alleged to have been the cause | | rig Julie F carnoy, Carney, Cardenas Feb Mars Me, | Leanonn, Feb 16—In port bares Templar, Potigr for New | mahogany Sofas, Cottage Sults, marble top Dressing Busi $300,0 10,000, and deciaring sbat there be no restriction | order in the premises, of the distu ec. It was ascertained that the primary | Most of the passage, being 15 days. Nof Hatteras, York ¢ lesve carly in Harch; Devonsh ee Drinkwater, for | reau Washstands, Parlor Plimpton Bedsteads, oak itens as to khe number and aggregate capital of the banks to The Senate then adjourned until half-past seven | cause of the riot dated as far back as six months ago, Hrig Emma Ives (Br), Lorway, Sagua Feb 12, with auger | Poy aye and others, | nS NOM Bille. Cor New York | sion Dining Tables, gear, and Hocking Chairs, a 7 be formed thus, returning to the well tried principle | o'clock Monday evening. when several rows had occurred between the Irish and f to Grinnell, Min aC to Mase & Ward. Been Mataca, Feb 18—Cleared, bark Maria Augusia (Swed), Guacetaan at teeaer: ‘purchasers, os Bicles wale te tanned of the New York free banking lawe; nncond, ee she Germans, ia which some tines one party and some. ma poy fn patties, juccession of strong gales; Farpberg, NYork. ro uit teaae ins cloth, black walnut Bedsteads, Spring Mattresses, orale repeal: the thirty. section, whic! com. ASS: 5 imes the er came off victorious. ‘ne men, ¥ ASSAU,. , Fel in steamer Jas ly, Patter- | Pillows, Bracke Clock, Pillows, Fish Kettle, lot ol pols the banks to keep a roserve. in legal tender notes RMBLY moreover, of lato ha d Helene (wre), Haettartind, Rio Grande, del Sul, 74 | gon, from NYork for Montevideo, bark Restlens, Shel: | Tables,'and also oue 7 octave upright Fiago. Cash ie considered themselves slighted | ag, with, hi &c, to Geo Moke & Co. Aunany, March 6, 1988, | by tho’ officials, who, they d ebowed | this sonst with n continuation of gales from all pointe. WILLS PASSED, great partiality in providing for the inmates Schr Julie (Br) Plaatje, Enews Is at Feb 9, with co! He EB L ¥ 50. Be ‘To amend the charter of the Greenport Savings Bank; | hey Miege ehh orale WON eae ears, RetiOR, | Pe iiatecras with, NW ales and very cold weather. y equal tof fleen per cent and in certain cities to twents five per centof their circulation and deposits—a usel and uoneoossary logs of interest, and no practical sec don, from Demerara for Philadelphia, on the ways, rope: | required. Pateamo, Feb 7~Arrived, brig louston, French, a BOGART, AUCTIONEER—THIS DAY, AT: 1h Balled Feb 1, ship Rattler (Ital), Costaazo, NYork; bark + o'clock, at the auction rooms, No.1 North iiss, rity to the billhoider or depositor, The third provid work to do when there was any | Of Hatteras, with NW gales and very cold weathar, Cerene ({tal),'Dominico, do: brig ‘Nuova Providenza (Ital), for the redemption ef their nates in New York city to increase the compensation of the clerks of the State | work to be done, receiving many little favors 10 a eg ee ne! to work he sells, eb Manganaro, Haltimore; 7th, sche Lite Dorrite (Br), Var: ee 2 car be of rane Goods, (i ali the barks et par, which is in effect equi government; for the better protection of persons letting | Which they (the Irish) were strangers. Tuts assertion | ‘Gcus sea, which awept overboard deck load and everything | Joes aston: Sth, Urigs Volant (Br), Kdwards, New Yorks Seu the: Gen ne Peet: eens hicseiagss Wenctenaes specie payment. The fourth authorizes @ new loo | o nicing personal property; to regulate the sale of | (he, Micials pronounce to be falso in every particular, | morable from the decks. 26h, off Hatteras, was Incom- | Puitadeipnia; apr Viciotla ‘Amelia (Br), Tersio, NYork: | Show Gases, Gouster,” Shelving and a variety of olor pay, principal and interest, in gold coin at the presen’ ndg WitHoN ightest homeopathic shadow of @ | pany with b satl of aa re rigged vosscls bound N. 4th I, Dark, Concettina ‘Ital), Gallo, S195 inque Sorelle | goods. ALBERT Sait, ‘Assignoe, weight and standard, for the parpose of redeeming all the legal tender notes in excess of $200,000,000, when reduced to Wuat sum the remainder to bo receivable for customs dutiee, to be payable in coin and to be toissued to creditors of the goverment who may desire them, ‘80 Wat the limit of $100,000,000 ehafl not ve exceeded. hay—lost, 40 to 59. [Mr, Madden moved to reconsider | foundation to gi’ trath, They inst, off some of her spars. Of the emi- | “stir R W Godfrey (of Dorchester, NJ), Garwood, Clen. ¢ Tnserill Sr Tuomas, Feb 10—Sailed, bark Prairie Bird, Cloutman rom Muscat), Boston; 20th, schr Adelaide Taylor (from York), Maracaibo. Passed by 20th, brig Sea Breoze (Br), Williams, from Re- dondo for Baltimore. In port 22d, ships Sarah Newman, Briard, ashore, dis; AUCTIONEER—THIS DAY, AT 14. the auction rooms, No, 1 North William, al's sale two boxes Clothing, Feather Beds,’ lea’ Dress &c. OHN H. HILLIER, Marshall. ‘and to lay that motion on the table, which was carried.) tutions On the télacd are treetee, Altes, Som, le A ego, 19 days, wi to NL’ MoCready & Co, Had To prevent obstructions of the streets of New York by ys bave been, but that it was impossible for S enon; 0 Gage, win ane te lesmusely soll weathen the railroad companies in the removal of snow from their | them to prevent the trivial collisions that have from | last JU days; been 6 days N of B tracks; to amend the act relative to the Croton Aque- | +! lume occurred between the two nationalities, Schr Carrie Dougla ey, Tho bili wae referred to the Committee on Banks and | duct Pepartment; relative to the Commissioner of Taxes | T mans and the Irish, they allege, on that island | With molasses, to Brett, Bon & Oo. Alice Bal a, taking cargo of ship Sarah Newman; : H any) Jes all the passage; lost ; ; wy P H ATIONAL LOTTERY OF MADRID WILL © Basking. sed Aneecamants 66 te teep Ok WO Tete have always been jealous dne of the other, each tuink- | NW gules all the passage Crest of tie Wate, Allen, irom Newport for, York,” ree; Neat a Srmrtiony aeeieee ween, Soe oe ecleenn etes Tamla, Ronaeen Prizes cashed and information furnished by WILLS INTRODUCED. The House at half-past four o'clock adjourned, tho other got a bigger’ share of | “sour Mary E Smith (of Philadelphia), Smith, Trinidad | DArk# HD Brookma $$$. 4€0 © y 1g Sancta oR ) il ‘ the island pap and favor than was justiy his | (Cuba), 21 days, with su rion & Co, of Philas TAYLOR & CO,, Bankers, 16 Wall street, New York, gy Mt. Sxxmue—To ropoal the Niagara Frontier Police } a, “sag, fudging sfrom the evidence. of pete | Geiphis, where she wan bound. $d, anchored off Cape May for St Jobh. NB; ating: Bri d Seether lla AMUSEMENTS. Hy Mr. TRaixen—To incorporate the Palace Bazaar | ® 0 know o: what they ailirm and who contend | 7 five fathoms water, walling for an opportunity to go ato | AObking, wrecking Prat, | — IOH AND INTELLECTUAL ENTERTAINMENT FOR: ne Goripany af New York. be 4 ay 1 Lowe og Justice to all men” om the | ee rete oe. Scuppeiting ber. to eiip’ the caahor ite EAT,)400 Feb 20—sailod, brig Bhelleld, New York; schr soar grass sha “Soumien: °” , arent , By Mr. J, L, FLage—To amend the ect relative tothe | land bas been aud stili is the moito of the officials, 18 | 45 fathoms of chain, and obliging her to run for this port; | Bilen, do. tf March 8, Th Pree's.Orena Hovss.—"Fra Diavolo” is not a now | , By M > operative Uiiem would seem that there was no reai ground for the dis- | snesuntored very severe galon afl the passage; eplit gaits, | ST Mawc, Hayti, Feb 9—No vessels in port, be ag cect Pied ah mg opora, beta pretty well worn opera, and yet the music Hy Mr. McKiever—To repeal the charter of the Sot. | ‘rbance on tho strength of partiality shown to either | broke main bonm and received other damage | 2d inst saw American Porte. ' The Museum Firo, of Auber and the fun and romantic brigandage | diory Business Messenger Despatch Company, by the igure party to et ee See ee POSTON. March 6 Arrived, steamer Pes Baker, bed my oA al @ one was suffering hardshi c . ‘orl rk Fury, Wilson, Messina; ‘xpress (Br), ¢ Briliant Serials, of 4he story have made this a rattling opera, By Me. Hantuan—Helasive to the Oourt of Special | o1..08 ine otner was the cause, and that this Dekat wea a - The Original Stor! Sewicns in Now York Sebe © Classon (of, Brookhaven), Coombe, Husrites | Brannon, Mal and probably will hold it for years t0 | “hy iis. Hanrwan—-To pormit the Second Avenue Rail. | t° principal cause of the battle on Thursday. The | fon7y id spoke brig: tasvel Heurmen, Brown, from S come @ very popular opera, It is, porbaps, } roné Company to extend their tracks, iriabinen, moreover, have of late considered themselves | for New York, waterlogged with sev jen, n The Spicy Anecdote ho Piquant Bditort A. mer City of Port au Prices, Jackson, 81 f (Br), McGregor, 8t Thomas; sclirs Cleared—s ‘ ig T feo water in the | Holines, Ellis, Haytien; Broadfield, Crow . Be., €C,, ‘ in debt to the Germans for the quarrels of past days | hold; weatber looking bad and heavy sea; took off captain limemeret: _ : most popular $0 sn American audience in the Eaglish, | oo, cewise corte construction of a raliroad fp avenue | tat nad resulted by no means in thotr favors ao, like | and crew, and lay by-her ail night: 20h, boarded ber aad | ™2itiea_Brigs Tonzer, and Secrok MnCNtWiet ne eee ee oe but is js good im tho more pungent and jaw-eplitting Gers | © and orver wth + honest creditors who were loath to make application for | Boys ard 70 hbds sugar nd pumped our bi rived, ship St Petersburg, Kresolback, London; oe cs Heeler ptndae bay <A la lief to ® court of bankrupte 12 Inches waver; at night, went 6 fine, the captain, herito, London; Alexanatinn, Clenfuegos; rigs INDOW SHADES MADE man, whilo in the Italian the bandit fe on his native | 10 opening and extending Thompson fins OF tent ey tected’ code en = mate and three ‘men concluded to go on board and try to get Gibbs, Wilson, Palermo; J & O Wright, Glasgow WINDOW SHADES MAD! hoats F a as Zorlina, it might be aupposed, | 4° *mend tho act for the better regu! rt, 'y resolv and particularly | jer in if I would accompany and assist, and take them of if London; Sophia, Strout, Ponce, PR; Sullivan, P WINDOW SHADES MADE TO ORD: oath again, Parep: Da, * | Hrookiyn; to amend the charter of the Inebriates' | *fter the scrimmage of day before im | necessary; 27th, weather continued fine; at night got sight , Mobile; schrs Starr King, Jacmel; Rebecca Flor WINDOW SHADES MAD! RDI would bo eather a full pattern, but in her meat peasant’ s | Home in Kings county; for the bettor regulation of use | ‘9 waebbouse, to put fan end tothe | of land off Port Royal, 8. C.; the weather fine and wind | Bish, Moblie. . CRETONNE CHINTEEE AND. URN: f f subdued colors abe appeared a very accept- | Brookiva Fire Department; to create au additional jue. | ™MOoted questions existing betwoen them and the Ger- | fairiorun for Savannah or Charleston; water reduced to | | BALTIMORE, March 6—Cleared, brig Nelile Mitchell, | CRETONNE CHINTZES AND FURNITU! 1k costume of subdued colors abe appt r p nt; to crea j mana by giving tho Initer, to the best of their ability, | £0ur feet In her hold and did not appear to be increasing | Marson, Savancah; schra LJ Warren, Hatoh, Belfast; Mary | CRETONNE CHINIZES AND FURNITURE TWILL. able Zeriina in figure, while in the music sho was | Hee Of the peace in Brooklym. sometting even etronger than that which Vaday is aad Pain Brews wens ht yt gt ned Kal 8 Lun| Brown, Salem ; Idaho, Davis, Providence; Mary A | CRETONNE OHINTZKS AND FURNITURE TWILL. superb, Roneoni as Milord Rochberg, or Allcash, as : to have given the drum, Although this resolve bad | (ence arrived atCharieston. wee ba Br), Demarara; Gtutin; bri Wee w COMNIGES IN EVERY ST understood by the Itaisn, gave us, with his accus- MARYLAND UNITED STATES SENATORSHIP. evidently been made with @ firm intention of ite bemg | Schr Mary R Samson, Samson, Now Orleans, 29 days, PE bang Bt gb 5 Prins WINDOW GORNICES IN r tomed epricltiice:s, an amusing exhibition of the Elector ‘Gem Georne 2 . carrjed into execution by the Irish, the Germans on | with mdse, to Vernon H Brown & Co. Been 12 days N of TON, March rrived (not cleared, tele. WINDOW CORNICES IN fussy aud consequeitial Engiebman on bis travete, lection of Gen. George Kt. Vickers in Place of | Thursday morning were the first aggreesors, and thus | Hatteras with heavy head gules, splitaaila. Ao. graphed), ship Sedbergh (Br), Kneale, Liverpool; brig Ma WINDOW CORNICES LN Hateimen 0a Fre Disvolo, gsven ie the German, Waa & Mr. Philip Francis Thomas. placed themselves wrong on the record from the vary | 4 hinFfpcvaniron, Cozens Fae eeen om Barnegat, spore | 10,4) Br). Agnew. St Jobt NB, re Savannah; Victoria WINDOW, CORNIG 8 AN good apecion of to. gentes! brigand, as they under. [Feom the Evening Telegram of pesterda; start, It was they who drove the Irishmen in the mora | fo: 4" Une trom aavannah for Baxton, CB reas ata beh see, A gavervedi Ace AND ROriINGHaM { stand him in Germany, and he sings, acts and looks the Wasninatos, Ma ing from the hospital basement without any immediate | “soir Naonta (of Ba th, Georgetown, 8C, 90 | fated seit hwo nny Anderson, Liverpool, LAGE ANI Ropingia part very weil. Upou the whive the piece was neath: From Aunapolie, Md., 1 ha t received tl Provocation, and thereby inaugurated the grand battle | days, Been 17 days N of Nand NW bth—Arrived, Liv a LACE AND ROMINGHAN executed, aod im some pagences brilliantly, ing information:—A caucus was hold last night | of the day, be Willie pin, Boglial rehrad Oy iio 6 days. CHATHA ° ‘wohr © C Clark, Fos. LACK AND NOTTINGHAM host in herself, was excellent throughout. im the House for the purpose of endeavoring At an early hour yesterday morning twenty-seven of | 5th inat, 12 miles 8 of Va Ln vd saw fields of ice as r, from Baltimore for Portemouth, LACE AND, NOTTINGHAM ‘ood one in quality and quntity, To- to unite on some one man to succeed Mr. P. * the rioters who were c! ed by Superintendent Hi “a Peers coma et ven aie. eoeaRtowe, Feb 20—Arrived, sobr 3 Sumter, Lord, eet | ny) page] bh oe Varera tic the matinge) 4a her gre Thomas as United Sites Senator from the State | with baving been “ringleaders” in the disturbance Sehr Chas Mebouald, Baker, Virginia NPORTRESS HON HOks March 6-Passed up for Balti SLOrH FIANO OovERS AN itl can! as Pollio. of Maryland. The caucus adjourned with an under. | taken before Justice Y. at the Yorkville Police Pilot boat Abraham it arrived up to the eity | bark Mindora, from Porto Kico; brig St Peter, from Garde: | CLOTH, PIANO COVERS AN Frexct Turatre.—Thanks to the propitious weathor | sanding that those present would anite in favor of | Court. Thomas McMahon, John Barry, Patrick Handl to-day. Bhe reports \_Helea'op s cruise Fob We, wind NW, | nam UPHOLSTERY GOODS OF EVE General George R. Vickers, and Patrick O'Brien, all natives of Ir i March 1, 2 PM, lat 8395, lon 79 25, » thi In the Roads, schre 8 P Ba’ UPROLerSe GOODS OF EVERY iN, the court of the Grand Duchess wae more fully at At twelve o'clock the Senate and House of Delegates | tenced to three months each on Biackwoll's . r PM put a pilot on board the brig Em New Haven, Napoleon, OEHOLst ¥ GOODS OF Tg ESC TON, tended inet ovening than at any previous xecoption since | went into general assembly, and the fret vote rosulied | John Naylor, Jobn Moe, Michael Crovin, Thomas Kenny, 6 PM a heavy rain atorm, wind E, blowing hard | York ‘om, PHOLSTERY GOODS OF RVER: SCRIPTION, < as follows:—G. R. Vickers, 40; Puiip F. Thomas, 81; | Wm, Handley, Jobn Coplan, Jerry Quinn, John Gorman ing; March 2 wind NE, fain aterm and blowin ‘A NENB AND TOWELLINGS. tue return of Mr, Bateman’s brilliant company from | oe twagn, 22; & Hambleton, 1; Ht. MeColloem, 1° | Patrick MeMurtney, James Ieid,, Patrick. Malone, 7 Ae PU Dest sates, Sound Wilaves; | Woo ABLE LINENS AND TOWELLINGS Washington. The Grand Duchess herself was repro- Fifty-one votes being necessary to a choice, no weles- | William Clay, John O'Donnell and J Se eae tot an boned Heamahip Guilt 10 PM ABLE LINENS ABD Wy Nas. senied by Mile. do Felcour, whose fresh voico and dis. = = — Viebers receives 67 of Ireland , hauled round to the penibwrest sad 8 roe fan, to for Boston: (i ILLOW é sings an tinct enunciation elicited applause as they have repeat dase Cy vote ive |, Thomas 29, | Will ne ig IY pom cermasys pe any Te ai Ry ate eS ce heyant ‘ Mos "yvorn ‘Commerce, orga pos PILLOW GARING AN cste_co iemeen eonseons Whee tne ener Leica tee Maen rare nme a | ian inthe fos ware | pee, At news at MIM loath, ALA pane ce | geen ec Recor SAAS Rag Greer avons Tot |. TILHOW CAMINGE A to personate the character, The rival Generals Boum acd {| Thomas Swann was withdrawn, and the vote reguited ag | seut' to Blackwell's Island for ono month each, Joho Ss en passed & aseoonge Yo by) a hove to, | Portiand; 8B Wheeler, Boston for Phitadelphia. The above, pet, of my own importation, are offered at Frita, the princely Priuce Paul and the Barons Puck { followe:—Vickers 69, Thomas tenes Red wv, Jamog Foy and Thomas Quinn were disch id. | head to the northwest; wind NW al ht, blowing heavy. L wind NW. Ip the above arri- | prices undeniably fow. and Grog, a8 well ag (ve inimitable Népomuc, wore in Generai George RK. Vickers, of Kent county, was ac. After Jastice Kel iy had meted ont to each of these per- | Mareh 4—Wind NW by W, biow, hs yy the loaded J ae = Ry ty fi neat oh aon 1, B. WALKAVEN, 8) Wheir glory, and ihe whole company seconded them | cedingly declared eloctod, sons the punishment jie copsidered due to thow offence | down with ie. At noon, , tong 724 W, sours Nora, Vlive L Rourl 008, roadway, below Fourth street,