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10 ’POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE. THE CONNECTICUT CAMPAIGN. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD. Politics im the Seventh District—The Fare ragut Sentiment Developing—The Canvass at Its White Heat, NEw Lonpon, March 26, 1868. ‘The first earnest note of the canvass in this district (the Seventh Senatorial) was sounded last evening by the great democratic mass meeting of the season, “More than fifteen hundred persons were present, and the usual campaign enthusiasm was at its white heat. The addresses were made by the Hons, A, 0, Brewster and James Brooks, the burden of the argu- ment being opposition to Congressional reconstruc- ‘tion, and the Presid«ntial imbroglio forming an acces- gory and secondary topic. The movement of Congress against Johnson and the present trial of that func- tionary by the Senate seems to be rather popular than otherwise, especially among the republicans, while ‘the democrats as a majority regard the question with @ sort of sublimity of indifference. The eight-hour ‘question, which was one of the democratic cards of ‘the last campaign, has been circumvented by the Yepublicans rather artfully, by the nomination of a candidate for Governor (Mr. ‘Jewell, of Hartford), tacitly committed to the interest of the Workingmen’s Union; and very little, therefore, is to be expected by the democrats from this issue, so vital to the cam- paign of last spring. +9 A movement counter to the Grant clubs has been Btarted by the democrats, with the baptismal name of the Jackson Society. The organization of some- ing like twenty clubs has already been effected, of which are located in New London, The organization is modeled upon the plan of a secret poco, bound by oath to cer- tain formularies of political significance, the principal of which is sworn adherence to the Constitution of the United States as framed and interpreted by the fathers of the republic; and, though organized too late to elfect a great deal. it is, nevertheless, having its effect upon the campaign. ‘The late editorials in the HERALD suggesting Farra- gut as the democratic candidate for President in op- position to Grant as the republican candidate seem to have set the democratic leaders in this State to thinking, and the inception of a Farragut movement in Connecticut is likely to result. The masses (demo- cratic) have received the proposition with exceeding favor, as I have found from a careful canvass of the question wherever opportunity has been presented; and, in spite of the influence of the copperiiead wing, which is clamorous for Pendleton, if the people have their ry, the Connecticut delegation will re- port to New York on the Fourth of July committed to the nomination of the hero of New Orleans. In the meantime the campaign is being prosecuted with unwonted vigor by the republicans. Hardly a night passes without mass meetings in every dis- ict;_a better class of speakers are being employed than those who figured the campaign last season, and the partisans of Grant are simply deluging the State with greenbacks and national currency. The issue in this State is, in fact, to be simply interpreted ‘as a test of the popularity of General Grant in over- coming republican conservatism and democratic Majorities, and it may be as well to add that, as to the former, the name of Grant has thus far proved a to the uniting and harmonizing of the two Wings of the party. With Grant as their card the radicals have it ail their own way, the conservatives having permitted themselves to be effectually fused for the present into the ranks of their late opponents, The result in New Hampshire has, however, some- what daunted the friends of Grant—the reaction against the democracy not having been as complete as they had expected; and, though fee PATHERDS of the great military leader are putting forth every effort, should the republicans lose Con- necticut on the issue that has been made there is a strong probability that Grant might be shelved by the Connecticut republicans in favor of a more dis- tinctively republican candidate. bis view, there- fore, in Which I but reflect the views of leading re- Roneeans, it is of the utmost importance that this tate should be carried at the coming election, Other- wise, it is likely to be argued, and with some show of justice, that Grant’s military (vanes has been overrated as an effective political element; and other candidates, really more acceptible 40 ew jeaders, are likely to be talked of and canvassed. It may be added here that the democracy are dis- bursing very freely for campaign purposes; and, should the ut movement assume shape in time to form an efficient campaign element, the contest will be between the democracy with Farragut and the republicans with Grant—a contest in which the democrats are sure to win. Miscellaneous Political Movements in Con- , . necticut. General Sickles, Governor Blatr, of Michigan, and General Pleasanton addressed a republican rallying meeting in Bridgeport on the 25th inst. After the meeting the generals were serenaded by Post No. 3, Grand Army of the Republic, and a major general's Balute of thirteen guns fired. Senator Doolittle spoke ‘to the democrats in Bridgeport last night. Agrand republican rallying meeting was held in the Music Hall, New Haven, on the 25th. Addresses ‘were made by gN. D. Sperry, General Burnside, Senator Williams, of Indiana; Major James Haggerty, of New York, and John A. Foote, brother of the late Admiral Foote. General John B. Cochrane spoke in Collinsville on ‘the 25th inst. Mr. Richard O'Gorman addresses the democrats in ‘New Haven to-night. Hon. D. W. Voorhees ts speak- tang nearly every night in some part of the State. The republicans have published a programme already for about a hundred and fifty meetings. The @emocrats present a list of only seventeen thus far. + The democrats in the First Senatorial district have Dominated N. Be Stevens, of Hartford, as their can- aidate, New York Town Elections. The Orange county, N. Y., town elections have transpired. The Board of Supervisors stands eight republicans and thirteen democrats. Last year it stood nine republicans and twelve democrats. The. republicans gain Cornwall and the democrats Wal- ‘kill and the town of New Windsor. Political Events to Occur. CONVENTIONS, March 31—California, Republican, Sacramento. April 8—Nevada, Republican, Carson City. April 15—Illinois, Democratic. ringtield. April 20—Nebraska, Republican, Nebraska vity. May 1—Louisiana, Republican, w Orleans. May 5—New Hampshire, Repubiican, Concord. May 6—Illinols, Republican, Peoria. May 7—Iowa, Republican, Des Moines May 13—Minnesota, Republican, St. Pai May 19—National Soldiers’, Chicago. May 20—National Republican, Chicago. June 10—New Jerse: nocratic, Trenton, June 18—New Jerse; ublican, Trenton. July 4—National Democratic, 4 July 4—Soldiers’ and Sailors’, N STATE ELECTIONS. April 1—Rhode Island—general, April 6—Connecticut—general. April 6—Michigan—new constitution. April 6 to 8—rlorida—reconstruction, State and federal officers. Aprit 7—Wisconsin—judicial. April 14, 15, 16—South Carolina—reconstruction, April 17, 18—Louisiana—reconstruction. April 20 to 25—Georgia—reconstruction. April 21, 22, 23—North Carolina—reconstruction. May 4, 6, 6—Florida—reconstruction. THE FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS. The first regular nomination for the Forty-first Congress was made by the Oregon democrats, March 20, viz., Joseph S, Smith, of Salem; and Oregon ‘will elect the first representative—doubtless to be, ‘98 now, 4 republican—in June. The reformed prac- tice by which, hereafter, each new Congress will ‘meet and organize at the beginning of its term, on the 4th of March, promises the desired uniformity in the election of members without the further interven- tion of Congress in that (behalf. Kentucky, Tennes- see, Maryland,and California have appointed for No- verober their representative elections, which other. ‘wise would not have occurred until the autumn of 1860; and New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Connecticut will dowbtiess follow suit. Thus, of the 193 seats recognized in the House, 126 will be filed simultaneously with the choice of President, and oc- cupants for the remainder will have been already chosen, The Sonthern States, doubtless by that time reconstructed, will swell the November total to 176; but even without.them a greater number of sentatives will be chosen than ever before upon the day of a Presidential election. THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. The National Repybiican Convention, which is to conveye at Chicago qn the 20th of May, will comprise 634 deleyutes, inciusing those from’ the Southern ng i _ already a Cer ae D «be elected m the followin States:-—H)inois, 22, Mey 6; lowa, 16, 7 Mine nesota, 8, May 18; Kansas, 6; March’ 25; Nebraska, * April 29; Nevada, 6, April &; California, 10, larch 31; Oregon, 6; New Hampshire, 10; Delaware, 6; iVirginia, 20: North Carolina, 14: Louisiana, 14; Texas, 12, and @ reinainder of the Alelezates for Meine and Massachusetts, in which Blakes alone is tke district system opserved. There a@rethreatened contesting delegations (ig whole or in _Pary from Pevnsylvepia, Maryland and California, j PROGERSS OF RECONSTRUCTION. r Virginia,—The Convention has attained ita seventy- fe day and is drawing to a close. The registr ; Alavama, 16; wndergone one revision (with another promised) @ the election. North Carolina. Election for and under the new constitution being April 21. Candidates for Goyer- nor:—-Williain W. Holden, republican; Thomas 8. Ashe, democrat, Election for and under tie new South Corolins. constitution begins April 14, General Rovert K. otween the “natives”? and so NEW ‘YORK ‘HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 2 $$ ne eee tation begins April 20, Candidates for Governor:— | W sates since pasing Hatteras, and lost foretormast with | 4 T¥s.2O0t Ne, ace beartge, low water spring tides, with Rover, Gregn, fan Prancingo brid An- _MISCELTANBOUS. ___ ufus jullock, republican; Ay CON | Te eh Garces laf Laneainvitie’, ater, Bagna 1 day Usk Lighthouse, NNE. 0 Also | remedial operation of proper vegetable invigorania when ig i mY Saran, dete Bryan Fouue ia tee NE gale of Enalish and Welsh Grounds Lightvensel, § by B- Hany Howet, Baltimore; schra Myro- * Election for and under the new constitu | fit wax blows irom han 74 to lon 72, Pistholm Lighthouse, BW by 11 94 0 Loew, nd W ta sald Snip Sbetoo aid bark Meteor conjunction with cholle ns ey Harrison Reed is the republican ‘Brig J W Spencer of Machias., Spencer, Trinidad, 2 days, By order, _ROBL |, Secretary. p meee sad tae ats: juni @ fine alcoholic stimulant. (and thus far only) candidate for Governor. with sugar, Le, to Th: nt Hunter, Had heavy weather, WRFCKS IN THR GULL STREAM. Gen NYork. y eas Lime es before Congress, with Font and sphitsafie. March 15, tat 2014, ton 79 15, spoke brig Tuxity HOUSE, LONDON, March Vt, 1868, oi wed brigs Mountain Eazle, | ‘The next question is, docs such an invaluable compounds pre of scinianigt. elie rie Uhton: a Ratou is, NS, 17 days, with pota- Notice is hereby uiven tak a clear ae bh CE, See fathoms at Semen, javana ; Brookiya. (Br), Gardner, Demerara; — ? id will Frama ita tanate next week, | testo A&W B bury LO a ETI tee aa eetim, the, notices from this auth Arvived, barkeaesnoe a (Br), Emory, Li 1; Ca- | exist? We claim that it does, in the form of HOSTETTER'S! and will prob: conclude its labors next wee! Schr Jas Warren (of Addison), Drisco, Santa Martha Feb | Temoval of the wrecks wl: rit be i en ively, the ia (Brera) Christaiton Bremen; Tiago le (Bri, . —_ j General B. B. Exgleston, President of the Convention, | 90, andBavanilia March 4, with hidew coffee, icy to de | House, dated 18h February ant Sts, March rospucOney tee | Bomath Uarbadoss Sars Crowell (Brie Messeuser, st Joune, ms is the republican nominee for Governor, Mole. Iu the gale of 20, just was Blown from Clincoteagne | Fete od ty mark te samo at might by the extubition of a | PR; aches Whitney Loug, Hayes, Glenfuegos: United Broth: | STOMACH BITTERS, Inmaliag this assertion we merely. B, neo Ener ion, for and under ae an con- & ke 69, a distance of 250 miles; hag been § days north of ber cht masthead Mah now removed. - a Mew wand a Grant, Fitzgerald, do. pais . ee renee eet cop celeaas Janes Gait, | _ Beir Azelda & Laura (of Georsetown, Me) Metndoe, Bara | Te wreck buoys will remain for oe present, gue | caibauien; Matiiey Oran Ge Maryrh Kiver, Fi; sche place on record, for the consideration of men, the OEE Eee eae ect eat esresident | cea, tbdays, with frut, to James -Doulass: Encouniered a | By order LE, Secretary, | Cre ghanks ‘Curecuat Baiai’ Hieron; earaeld,, Bay- thinking ‘pendent re ent | guocession of bi Tea: split for ‘and jib; In the gale ‘ re ' sa of the Convention aid is a native Loulslanian.” The | of theft ine was dive wake | sie ye terete i Mig ig "BRONSWICK, Ga, March 16—Cleared, brig J Leighton, | opinions of thousands who have had experimental proof of! question at issue is b call “ t led Taliaferro while dec! Teras,—Convention just vened, Arkansas.—Election held last week; result not sulle and opened the hull ba: known. General Powell Clayton was the republican, | 7745, spoke brig John Pierce, from Charleston for Cuba, N poke ; rs,” and the democrats favor | port for Philadelphia, with part of bulwarks gone. nee, ing to interfe ‘Schr Virginia Price, Blanchard, Nuevitas, 13 days, with Merch Mom the Ist | Providence. the fact in thefr own persons. It is not necessary to enlarge a ui instante taka | , The Dante guverament na ven nolo tna emits, | Patel ips Gorlla Br, Jonen, and JA Wrighh pawns ih Hbited from the Drogden, or Dragor Light vessel, | Morse, 1 ‘Liverpool, elected but not yet con- | Mie Hii gate, wich continued 8 days; Lost 'W by N of Sandy Hook, 6} Taaac Hall, 20th inst, off Chi inockang ys. onde | day of M we bulwark, split the light. 1 arried iron, bobstay, ‘sto openet the hull badly forward; 18th, Int 32 90, HYDROGRAPHIC OFFIOF, ADMIRALTY, und. : The fixed light hiyherto shown will be changed to arevoly- | ner, NYork; L's Smit jon | southern entrance tothe o: bh taining its greatest Drilliancy every 20 seconds; | Salled—Steamer James Adger, NYork. Leighton, Boston. Lonpon, Mareb 10, I i CHARLESTON, March 28—Arrived, schr H Allen, Tatem, Arrived, schrs CC Pettingill, NOrleans; D B War- | upon this point here, For twenty years the publio: and only, candidate for Governor. days out. fog ieht, attaining its greatest brilliancy every ‘evel of ina | DARIEN, Ga, March 10—Salled, schr Union Flag, Maloney, | have been reading iatimony on the subject from distine, of gt penntticen Pep y we rennet, ave Pe. i‘ Remed, TONED Be RANE: oe an arolina; Scott | brig Lonta: West Indies for Baltimore; 25th, lat $842, | miles. is a native of Pennsylvania, entered the service from | jon'73 St, achr David. G Floyd, from Newport for Philadel. | 1 The new light willbe placed on the aftermost mast of 1 mh Ohio and is in ch: of fi reedmen’s altatrs; Bullock | phia, wilh all the starboard is a native of New York, resident in Geor da before Sel and during the war; Reed was recent hr JP AM yf Sonth Thi Allen, St Jago, 20 Feith augur, focorter,, 224 inst, Int 9880, 10h, 72 40, spoke t veRsel., ‘ition of the reenwich, warks washed away. r Maggie (Br), Rittey, Halifax, NS, 25 days, with fish, to Eot sea, and in clear weather should ve seen from a distance of 10 | Providence. leared to 17th—Schrs Ida May, Drisco, Matanzas; or iit ettmahy Hal tralia, gchar 208; | cuished citizens in every walk of life, and they are therefore’ ‘DIGHTON, March 25—Arrived, achr Theodore Dean, Phil- — Philadel phi: pone nocd j MRS eRNANDINA, Fla, March 19—Arrived, schr WH Tower, | a@ familiar with it as the = eeehepassumenannea light vessel Is in lat 55 344 N, lon 12 4344 tly a Wisconsin | MSery Ish the light exhibited | Driver, St Marys’ River, to complete loading for New York, editors "Wilesom Meteaiies'ac New Yorks wien | yeetiangahD; Hickman, 8 John, 1B, wih tunter, to | Fanaa eth ct ue tsesing | Wanlsiges eure wert my ry sae copa rn | alven Taceency of te Bar mal ht hs tered the military service from Ohio; Warmoth is @ | “sehr J W Turner, Graves, Norfolk. shipping. BEQRTRESS MONROE, March 28—Put in, the, Caper for ters ia a matter that 2, native of Illinois and entered the service from Mis- Schr Nettie Cushing, Percy, Delaware for Boston. - 7 command of shete Lorde NCHARDS, Hydrographer. Baltinore, Dries fares Sep alt emaihe ene bg Teg pes poy a madre (Of: PODRAY INA e enteceO | Eee eel prense, oCran, Bomiuaaners (ce treats 2 h Hydrographer. | fom Paietmo; Pashora, (?), from, Cardenas. Passed out, | since passed beyond the pale of argument and become a fize® biped a tla Behe WF Phelpa, Cranmer, Elzabethport for Boston. MEDITERRANEAN—S0UTHOOASTOF TRANOR—ADDITIONAL | Dark Antioch, for Boston; brig Heho, for the West Indies = ARREST OF AN ALLEGED FORGER, Rad ¥ Clair awards, ireland, Mitesbethport for Bowe cages Chfrbnoguarize OFrise, AMAUUALTE) ePALL RIVER, March 24--Salled, schr Caroline & Cornelia, | and established truth. f ¢§ ‘Schr V Barkalew, Holmes, Elizabethport for Stamford. Lonpon, March 8, 1868. Crowley, NYork. — Some time ago a man by the name of Thomas | Schr John H Perry, Kelly, Elizabethport for New Bedford. Cassidy, it is alleged, sold a diamond ring to Mr. Schr Deborah Jones, Baker El Hooley, the proprictor of Hooley’s Minstrel House in | Schr Mary A Miflin, Davis, Eltzabethy teller then objected to payin ground that head not know whether or not the man | Schr Neon who was presenting the check was the Cassidy re- Schr Zoe, Hall, Pawtucket. lyn, who was unable to find Cassidy in his searching pore Modesty, Seaman, Bri: travels, although he assiduously endeavored to get Schr Susan hold of his man, Yesterday afternoon a gentleman Scbr Sarah Mari TECrY met in Broadway | Schr Glenwood, Richardson, Brookhaven, the 1 who was cognizant of the fo 7 in aline. homas Cassidy who | Sehr Lodovick Bil El fine ae eee. pei! Beseings are magnetic, Variation 13 dege westerly in amen whom he contends is i forged the check, and at once called upon officer ‘ 1, Warren, New H Ludgate, of the 'Fifteenth Schr Helen har, Meycra, New Hay After being arrested Cassidy was taken to Police Schr Elijah HE Headquarters, where the gentleman who procured Schr Dorette Kabn, Stocking, New Haven. ae arrest sc . charge ental Let ; fein eonard had him locked up. The ‘plaintiff alleges Penton. Hy! that the prisoner some time ago obtained $2,000 eke Cload, Reman, ay eaTee ear iizabetb port worth of United Statés bonds from two maiden ladies Schr Pizarro, Sears, New Haven for anvesh port, at whose house he was boarding, which he sold in his. Schr T U Lyman, Hi ¥ ‘The prisoner did not deny | Schr RM Clark, St izabethport for Wareham. tebe Basen: day of Febir Rehr Debora Jones Baker, Ellzabethport for Providence, | iUited from th thport jort for Warren, RI. -| of the Rhone Schr Andover, Chase, Fall me the. uney on. the nF Nel Wells, Ryder, Fall River, pf RAE Schr Artist, Forrest, Somerset, pifilao, that troe stol. i Hiizcing, Stonington, ‘Murphy, Norwich for Schr Mary Hand, recinct, to arrest him. | sehr Helen Mar, Meyers, New Haven, fubbard, Jon Schr Julia S Willets, Hall, New Haven for Elizabethport. pethport. iil, New Haven for Jersey ockdale, Middletown. Strait of Taugar at a1 tue lighthouse at Carmague (or wits ‘The light is fh amall fixed white I t, placed on the platform GLOUCESTER, March 25—Arrived, schrs Bessie Gardnér, | especially the constitutionally feeble, who live in localities! Ar i Lei the 294 day of January, 1868, the lightex- | NEW ORLEANS, ‘Ma: rection for entering Port Corsini would be | Whitman, NYork; United States, Norton, dog ship, Jupiter, ip f, brig Francisca. "ifhe iltumninating apparatus 1s eatoptric or by reflectots. NORFOLK, March 28—A: i ‘The tower is wood, pentagonal shaped at the base, and | man, NYork; Sarah Mills, Tuttle, NHaven. Philadelphia. painted a dark color, ‘Mth—Arrived, sbi Augusta, Rayne: 3 ‘The mark for entering the channel is to bring the two Mghts | for Liverpool; schr Jno By \d of thetr Lordsht BY oqgnmand (nO HENRY RICHARDS, Hydrographer. uty, Sturgis, Contuitpor Schr Success, Richards, New Haven for Elizabethport. JAPAN: NORTH COAST OF NIPON—SINGAPORE RocK— | — Balled—W R Beebe, Lozier, NYork for Gibraltar; and all With reference to Notice to Mariners, N ity. 1867, reapecting a sunken rocl ment has ice that from the 1st | — 25th—Sailed, chs Aun § Cannon, Cobb. Philadelphia; Netty —— a rFebraney i email ‘edaiional tight would be ex- | Potter, ‘The chief purpose of this article {s to impress upon all, and’, ve I —_ Somers, do, ‘araman), mouth | GALVESTON, March 18—Cleared, steamer Euterpe,Sawyer, i Rohr Sengatucy, Aloe Elisabell pork foe Non weve of the tower 87 feet below the principal light, and is elevated | Gardner, Liverpool for Boston; Veto,’ Harrington, York river — a Brooklyn, for which Mr. Hooley pala the seier | Sur Nira giitheuaan ehecaipan or nora, | 9 ft above the opel of these and fe'anr wester | for Rofpantans Mary ann, Soow, oernd or STI | snc to be vstations of epliemle and endemic dh ,000, tendering in payment a check forthatamount. | Schr Justice, Taylor, Eliz nt for Peacedale. jould be seen from a distance of 3 m: rank Howard, Tui br do; » Hill, nan eniomnie Giasanen x * Fong ‘The light is exhibited fo prevent the Carmague (or Faraman) | Elizabethport for Saco; Z Stratton, McFadilen, do for Ports- Cassidy, it 18 alleged, after recelving the check,| felt Bat 3 bagler Vous Haaipor ante ing mistaken in thich weather for the Planier sland | mouth; Lyndon, Shackford, Baltithore for Fortland? Gentile, | 4. seceatty of tnvigoration. ‘he public, withthe knowleden changed the $1,000 to $2,000 and had the check cer- Schr Albert Jameson, Gandy, Rockland, ight. Henderson, New York for Portland; Gen Marion, ‘orrey, do ration. know! Bee ans Averill Boselacd ITALY, WEST OOAST—GULF OF NAPLES—LIGUT ON ST VIN- | for do; Gertrude, Caldwell, do for Machias; Z A Paine, Fo 4 tified at the bank on which it had been drawn and Behr giles Wright, Adams, Rockland, REND CRNT'S MOLE, HAPS ie ee donse, ae. ire Enal rt; William $ Baker, Pierce, and BaY | 1 145 perore it, may safely be be left to select the 9 for, yank 7 cl é cl Portl: 1 wernment has given not! hat ‘om the te, Carle, ‘ork. meant q BSR eae NO. Apoeter/ Dene 0 DroouRe hesmngney. | Boke Aen ee Uomo eee day of February, 1884, the green light established on tbeex- | HOLMES’ HOLE, March 2%, PM—Arrived, schr L M — 1 ‘The paying teller sent the check to the first bank to | guy Neiie Rich, Rich, Gloucester, tremity of the St’ Vincent's Mole, Naples, would be moved 77 | Strout, Veasey, NYork for Portland. is the aseousiplishasent of thal ea) ascertain whether or not the certification was cor- Schr D M French, Jones, Boston for Philadelphia. yards further out, 25th, AM, wind pe ort, brig ile coum 5 sche Alme |. . It was, of course, pronounced correct, but the. | Sts Seraph Ryder, Dighton, in lost weather should be sean from a distance of Satin | “Stuedescurels (Ap rocaps bears ‘la edatapal pode Bohr ee Recor, Hobblne, Oosui Fath ADHIATIOMITALY, EAST COAST ALNEEATION IX, LIGiT | | MOUICE) March 24 Arrlvod, ships Tuscarora, and Tri Perhaps there Js no ailment common to all climates and! PORT CORSINI, ¢2 mountain, Liverpo 0 nto and Asrare, Dobie See Gee ahi Jueites:, | countries in which a wholesome stomachic and general invige ferred to on itsface. Cassidy, however, soon satisfied | Schr Concord, Pearce, Providence, moved 875 yards from the great light, and 24 yards fromthe | (Ham) Hauschild, ‘Bremen; ship Vanguard, Russell, Havi H him on this point’ and succeeded in’ obtaining the | Sehr Annie Euwanda, Hol, Providence, extremity of the jety to the southeast. | 4) | bark Florence Pelers, Hooper, enon schre H Babsot, Hulse, | 5,414 6 go essentially requisite as in Dyspepsia. Without money. Mr. Hooley some time afterwards, on ascer- Bobr Gonoare, Senses Proriaeaee. i Via decal oes ten Cra Mis Light, goraind f ing ay liar poops I eptaaig ‘ackard, leston; Ann 5 a chr Quivet, Higgins, Provid hport, , i Hee ee Sec ecKotactivg In Brook. | Sehr Connecticut, Siephenson, Providence for Klizabeth fistance of 5 or G millet. It ievisible from between the bear | | Bouthwest fas, March 21, 6P M—Salled, bark Dirigo and | 4:5 5 medicine the complaint cannot be cured, Regular exe rrived, schrs Anna Eldridge, Hick- ef Newburyport to load | ercise may do much, dieting may do much, pure air may do alker, Butler, NHaven, put in with { 8. NEW BEDFORD, March 25—Arrived, scbr M H Reed, | Much; but we have never Benson, Philadelphia, WPORT, March 24, PM—Arrived, achra James. H Dep- rt for NYork; K C Thomas, Crockett, Providence for Matanzas (and sailed 25th). Joss of ancho: acase of chronic dyspepe sia cured by these alone. They are accessories, not eee (Hill STRAIT OF TSUGAR. before reported except schirs Thomvs P Cooper, Weeden, for | There must be direct action upon the stomach itself, and upom ‘DBOGRAPHIC OFFIOR, ADMIRALTY,| Elizabethport ; J P Wallace; Martin Van Buren, Harding, for Lonpon, Feb 2p, 1868. Elizabet! port.» a io lated Nov 98, NEW HAVEN, March 25—Arrivod, schr 8 Bickmore, Bar- | the secretions, to eradicate the malady. ik lying off Toriwisakt in thé | ker, Pouce; X H Darley, Lamphear, Elizabethport, bound to 5 n assumed distance of 2° miles N by E Boston. a own name to a broker. E from Low Island, and on which the steamship Singapore | \ Cleared—Schrs Superior, Everglade, and Sallfe Burton, ( It may be said of medicines as of trees—by their fruits yer his mame when requested to give it by Inspector Schr A'Gurany, Gumey, Béldzepor for Rondoat fas wrecked in Septet, 180, on her ‘voyage from Yoko- NYork Dareta, Kahn, Phobe Elizabeth, and Phamntxy for ora onard, but refused to make any statement con- s ‘i ama to Hal i inal rt. bps? permite thie Gharue pretarred agaisastdmy contending | cache atin aiairiatoe Information has been received that the locality of the wreck | PHILADELPHIA, March 95—Arrived, schra Isaac Bell; | #ball know them. By this criterfon the BITTERS have been p ia sts yen ean, has been lately examined by the officers of HM Perseus, | Crowell; A Turrell, “Atwood, Fall River} ‘Triumph, Chester, thaé when he'would be brought before @ magistrate | Bohr Geo Washington, Fock, Alamford: and the rock believed to be the Singapore Rock was found to | Nonuk; LB ves, Bowditeh, Sag Harbor, “the matter would be disposed of.’ ae area gn Wel ae Yo N 30 # (N by E.G E), distant 14 nile from the centre of pigarel— Briss Messen ae Cull . Halifax, XSi, Five tried, and the verdict {s before the world. It is not our pure Boke Daviecty San Ss sonore Tris situated near the extreme of a sunken ledge of bank | schre C’McCarthy, Barclay, Marseilles; ME. Gildersiecves TERRIBLE CONDITION OF THE ERIE CANAL —We |’ Schr Mary E Mills, Murray, Northport. extending from Low Island, has6 or 7_fect of water over it | Lolli, Norwich: J Vaugta, Vaughoy Washinetony ‘Tran: | Pose to comment upon a decision that peaks for itself. jearn from a reliable source that the Erie canal, be- | Schr Wm Davis, Ackens, Sag Harbor. : ws ama, 1s | Bebr0 H Hawiey, Randel, Sag Harbor at low water spring tides, ahd is only from 9 to I2feet In ex- | ait, Kacket, Gloucester; F Edwards, Botco, Sule; John tween a point just north of Cohoes to Amsterdam, Is | Behr 0 1 Tay eetey Port Jelfereon. tent. ‘The soundings around it vary from 18 to 21 fathoms at | Slisman, Banks, Boston; J L Malloy, Russell, do. 11th iutions that have transpired within the: ina most wretched conaition. The channel is not ; 3 Ys the distance of half a cable, excepting in the direction of Low | — Carn IsLanp, NJ, March 93—Two ships and one bark | Among all the revolutions that D' only filled with ice several feet deep, which was chr Ove Branch, Whelpey, Rotihport. aS a teat Marga ‘puspicen mua cok lana ie URE ee cacuallinc thee Pua =, yank fy 19 soundings alon; 1@ les ween the rock an Ow EWR! el, re] —Bar! fornwallis, from lel- ae: ray a Senta Gonrieal cara waalice SWAY See We pine brome Huntrton Inland vary from 6 to17 fathorns. nia for Antwerp, returned to the Breakwater on account of | last Sfty or sixty years, that which has taken placot , : : z ton. , r ib Oven with the bed of thoriver., Undersheae circum. | Schr Sarah Elieaeth, nyen, Gold Boring. CAUTION.—The rock is surrounped to a considerable dis- | bad winds, and remains with schr Arctic, from Savannah for ; Rear erate Glen Cove: tanc® by the most eonsdicuous of the overfalls and rip- | NYork. Brig E Fullerton, from Matanzas for Pulladelphia, | 4. 4 eg es ag ee ee stances we cannot understand how any ono can 10k | Schr Lanretta, Curtis, fom wreck of steamship Crecte, at | Ples.existing in the viclulty, all of which should be carefully | left heretoday. ‘Wind $1! and moderate. Bs Se era LT fe to = Cad opening: of our ep , he Squan Beach. i avoftied. PORTLAND, March 24—Cleared, brig Selma, Mapenny, subject is one that shou! at once occupy the atten- tion of our business men. Albany Knickerbocker, ‘The bark Mary A Way, from Baltimore, 1s consigned to | amined and found ut Walsh, Field & Way. boats. ‘The schr Mary Augusio, Lord, which arrived from Trinidad | | [All bearings are The channel between Toriwi-saki and Low Island was ev- | Matanzas; schra JC Brooks, Burgess, Philadelphia; Aunté insafe jor vessels and scarcely safe for | Freeman, Ree’, NYork; Addie, Drown, do. ‘The old alliance between the doctor and the apothecary Safled—Brigs Geo Burnham, Ellen; schrs Wm Arthur, magnetic. Variation 240 westerly in | Annie Freeman, J C Brooks, Eldorado, Addie and others. | * hy virtue’ of which the former played Into the hand: Died. 25th, was consigned to Bryan &'Pease, and cargo to Latassa | 1 Arrived) steamship Nova Scotia, Aird, Liverpool. 7 By command of their Lordships. PROVIDENCE, March 95—Arri ed, echr Alida, Eaton, by their rooms, 181 end 783 Ei nth avenue, on Soturday Bark Cubs, Sundberg, from Matanzas, to Jas E Ward & Co. Piles ayaalomens ped gamers, do; GF Stickney, Matlnows, Philadelphia Abigail of the patient, has been dissolved. The faculty now consists morning, at half-past eight o’clock, to attend the ir » Emery, sai m Provincetown | Haley, Pierce, do; E 8 Conant, Hammond, do; Oceanus, Sat- Smeg id pere funeral of our late respected ‘member, Patrick aistnnatiee mew yore ED. Cotumbta, Havana; a | 9th inset for Atlante Ocean, i CH, arrived aust | Ugg NYOre} Sainuel P Hawes, Jackson, do, of high minded men, with too much professional and per O'Conner. Livingtton, Savanna: Manhattan, Charleston; Mary San- | cgiherinen sania, with 35, bbls sp ollYand eafled 1dth). “Put | Dreyer, Botan tno RYoro, Se? SMP SO CMV | goat honor to drench the sick and purposely delay thelr ro~ By order of J. P. FRAVES, President. ford, Wilmington; ship Edith, Liverpool; bark Florence, | {n for repatr of rudder and supplies; all well. h—Sailed, steamahip Oregontan, Panama, ae iary benett of a third party and their E. L, Lorp, Secretary. Zanzibar. Arrived at Barbados March 11, schra Thriver, Swain, of | SAVANNAIH, March 25—Arrived, brig Nellie Mitchell, Bal- | COVeTY for the pecuniary Boston, ofl not reported; Life Boat, Caton, and Geor; timore ; schr Herald, Darien. [For other Deaths see Righth Page.] aeeaien Beatbiiy of Mewburtport onda” : “aaa Nace oe ni Glenved. Steamatitp Gen Harnes, NYork; ships Hampden | °WNs and no druggist of any standing would nowadays rk; ship app a aS Marine Disasters. Spoken. Heise Hemme oar storci Bareetona 22% Pate! | tend himself to such a conspiracy against health and life. S H I Pp Pp I N G N E W S STEAMER NonMAN, of the Boston and Philadelphialine, | _ Steamship Caledonia, from Glasgow for New York, March | WILMINGTON, NC, March 4—-Arrived, schr Susie Pres- | wre world moves,” and in the right direction. © | which has been ashore below Boston since the 10th inst, was | 10, at 8980, lon 19, cott (Br), Glass, St John, NB.; 26th, @eamer Rebecca Clyde, ann off night of the 25th, under the direction of Capt Moses B Marche R180, 108 SOa0? TO Portland for Liverpooh | NY. epoRT, March %2—Arrived, achr Trople Bird, Mc- HOSTETTER & SMITH, Al for New Yorke=This D: ‘ower, by means of chains and lighters, and brought up tothe | ” Ehin Rainbow, Freeman, from Padang Dee 18 for Boston, | Dougall, a, big , manne for New Yo! LY» city. The wor of geting per has been one of great dil- Jan 34, off Cape of Good Hope, is 1m | Dougall, Cardenas ocean, opting, Hatinort Pittsburg, Pa. culty. The vessel fs ba ered an, ner ease: Ship Edward Everett, from Clyde for Rangoon, Feb 4, lat WICKFORD, March %, PM—Arrived, schr Benj Butl Sun rises....... 5 52 | Moon sets......eve 9 56 | auire extensive repal See ween, | ® lon W ees aa é é4 Fowler, Elizaihport : ved Schr Benj Butler, | For sale by druggists, grocers and storekeepers throughout Sun sets........ 6 19 | High water... .eve 10 50 | «Sz™MWinum Tuvetiy proviouiy fepottad ashore, ae | FeDRin a Kinde ee oe Mverpooh | Gallod-—Scbr Ell Townsend, Gardiner, Newburg. the world. —— ee rm ns at Lee ods this evening. she was got off safe Rect oe Armitage from polledel hia for San Fran- * © © SARSAPARILLIAN, * ° eau id. with very little dama; cinco (no reported), Jan Mt, In on ; = an ee Slee io s Rate, NOUVELLE. HeLyErte—Wexford, March 11—Tho | . Bark Mary Anny from Havana for New York, March 17, at | ——————_~ CELLANEOUS. +, akmociaund with outer powerful eovetable,Insredients MAnCH 26-9 A-M. | wreck of the French. bark Nouvelle Helvetie, Capt Bernaird, Jon 13 38. 4 North, March 18, int 8440, on 1550, | AQ NEW MEDICAL PHILOSOPHY. coat tothe worst caves of Chropte, Scrofulous, Syphilold and Biabove. | before reported, occurred early this morning, on tue outherd | Gai kate Gur itod, {100 New Work for Hewedion, March oa Urinary Diseases, as well as Skin Discases. conat of thin county, neat 4 re e8kin Se above: | hill, on the burrow of Bal yteque, @ place which has con the | 21 lat 23, lon 72. mene ‘Yes, wehave a new medical philosophy—rational, easy of | A medical gentleman inquires if the Resolvent is.a cure for M above. | Wreck of many a fine cral ihe was bound from New er re Spermator Impotence, and Discbarges from the System ; York. PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 26, 1868. saving a considerable portion of the cary rion § by gmploy- BrLrasr, March 13—Arrived, W H Hauris, McMonagle, borhood, Norfolk. Steamship New York (Brem), Dreyer, Bremen—Oelrichs & nfuegos, got ashore on Poplar Island 23d, P M, and was leans to Liverpool with a eargo of cotton and and was owned by Messrs Grimard and Verdois, | tish Chief, Rue Castillon, Bordeaux, There were eighteen hands | NYork; WH Mood: and two passengers on board, all of whom were | ALIoANTR, Marci celver of Wreck; John Fanning, Esq, and Jasper William | Annesley Bay). Walsh, Esq, Agent for Loyd's, hastened to the rcene of the | BrouWEusilAVEN, casualty as goon as it was known here. They succeeded in and 4 ing every available hand in the netg! the ann weather continites fine the whole cargo will be recovered, but | BREMERMAVEN, March 10—Safled, Lexodia, Wenke, Balti | this idea, but all enlightened ph; CLEARED. there is no chance of saving the vessel. more; Dorothea, F' NYork; Port < Hi m Wutrxry Lond, Hays, at Baltimore 25th, from vatin towed off next afternoon by U 8 revenue steamer Northerner. Indian corn, Antwanr, March—Salled from Flushing Roads 10th, Scot };ORDEAUX, March 10—Sailed, Josephine, Forbes, NYork: that threaten dissolution, ac. enneby, Savannah; ith, Orpheus, Wessels, | Comprehension and proven to be true, Itis simply this, that | ‘THE RENOVATING RESOLVENT, when under y'parkes, England.” Pm —_— S Tn this city and else- the old process, cured pany persons. in this ; Rivet Pos, Boneh, Chastenton; ly bi ah it placed th saved. The coast guards who. sre stationed near the | Tereas, Oliver, New Ori the vital principle, in ite struggles with disease and the | (eT wiior from, scit-tbasts Me were cured, wad since oy Ore eg ee ot Ee pon! ra minerigl aa, Bava. cRuaras ule coos wridanoe a Ha rocket appara! . DE! j— vec ns lout for poe f urative and fruit efficacy, William’ Coghlan, Esq, Collector’ of the Customs ‘aad Re: | Annesley Bay; Mat, quando, Williams, do (ahd left S24 for | Causes of disease, requires to be fostered and sustained. POT ood purider tt is superior tora) Gareaparilios-thees decoctions are mere washes compared to the powerful, stimu- lating, strengthening and lfe-lurigorating edlects of the true SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT. So quick is this remed; in passing into the circulation that it may be detected in t) bicod and urine in ten minutes after it 1s taken. In ordinary Pimples, Blotches, Worms or Insecta in the logic, The surest way to Kill an-invalid is to make persist. | ee ace ert nt eee evouth ant heatig ns ere aul March 11—Sailed, Eduard Halberstadt, | Ooinions may differ as to the best manner of carrying out ans agree that it 1s sound iambeck, Charleston; Amaranth, Von una, Freytag, and Georg, Arfman, Gal- pe. 1 Steamship Columbia, Van Sice, Havana via Nassau—Atlan- Polar Star, Rich, NOrleans. In aggravated Diseases of the Skin, Sores, Ulcers, Fever tig Mal Steamstip Co. : Lasagne hl CAuDITF, March 12—Sailed, Egeria, Starrett, NOrleans. ent war upon his Arength and stamina, Whoever questions | sores Saltcheumn, Syphilold, Secondary or Primary, thia reine Steamehtp H Livingston, Eaton, Savannah—Livingston, | ,ScWR PUILANDER Anwsrnowd, Peterson, from James Cowks—Oi the Eddystone March 13, Daniel Webster, edy cures permanently; and has cured after the treatment. of Fox & Co, a hteamahtp Manhattan, Woodhull, Charleston—H R Morgen | Haniford Bar, about 1 mil 1. Steamship Mary Sanford, Moore, Wilmington, NC—James | Was 240 tons, owued in N lan Steamship Sat Richmond—! Steams! Ship Alexander Marshall, shall & Co. (Cleared 25th. Bark Elb: Bark Catalina, Bark L H Jacks: 1h inst, and became a ved, Smith, Philadelphi Chas rion, St Jago—-}. ‘Thompson. hae, ) Marwick, Philadelphia Brett, Son & | , SCHR ALtor M Rrnaway, before reported sunk on Fish- | "Gi ssqow, March 11—Salled, Caledon! ing Creek Shoals, near Oape island, NJ, remained in the same ith ine wood, Went ashore on . north of Cape May, at4AN, | Pirusurpe- March Sv Asrived, achre Emma, Graham, | the propriety of a precisely opposite course is a half century | fy loss. All hands sat She ;_Sineloa, Smith, Machias; 12th, bark ay we Ricord, Velpeau, Du Bary, of Paris country failed. (For t new medical book, “Fal w York, and there was no in- rewer, Grant, Havana. many other diseases not pro surance on her.. For thirty-six hours after she strnck her fla; Nalled 12th; brig Chimboruzo, Cook, Bristol, RI. behind the age. Histor “but oo poeta ratoga, Alexander, Norfolk, City Point and | Was firing asa signal of distress, and, though within sight of | Tn port 14th, bark Eliza (Br, for NYork ld: brigs Hiram on who formerly had no faith in Sarsn; L McCready. the lifeboat station, no assistance came to them. Abit, for do do; Tally Ho, for do do; Mary © Mariner, for ba sack tne t terested in its wonderful effects, ax reus, Beare, Boston—W P Clyde, Sonn H. G. Brey, Jones, has been gotten off the beach at | Boston, do; schr Hamburg, for N York, do. Many of us can recollect the time when it was considered | in the SARSAPARILLIAN Ki 4 Marshall, Liverpool—C H Mar- | Body's Taiand by Messrs Lewis & Oretlan, of tee Coast Wreck- oe 18—Arrived, Homeward Bound, Gilmour, pares 4s tn aetenewiednet wwhd aienners fe — a . x Vo., and brought to Norfolk. The sehr justal an Francisco. is acknowledge a superior, a eafer an re rapi Peterson, Matanzas —J E. Ward & Co. tefary: bing as sustained no | Sy ocuow, Jan Arrived, Forest Belle, Percival, Shang- | “£004 practice” to give violent purgatives during the Preva- | cure than leh, | ualpen, baba, Turpentine, Copatba, tex, re in Bladder or Uterine Organs ceration and Degeneration oi for ali diseases of the and tha only suze cure for 8), NYork, 0, GRESTEMUNDE, March 10—Sailed, Carl Georg, Arfman, | lence of epidemics, as s safeguard against infection. It is {uneys. Dr, Radway has for several years given spe- Brig Cosmos, Parsons, St John’s, PR—-Simpson & Clapp. Be ee bate ek ek en ee | Garren i$ be ! —_ ‘attention to diseases uf these organty ‘ac ‘hte frente on Brig Alex Nickels Rosebrook, ‘Ctenfuegos—Thompaon & eee ee oe GENOA, March 10—Arrived, Ebe, Bartolomoe, NYork. * hi Kidneys, Bladder and the Urine 1u False and True is the most MEE aan, Bacbaran, Reais Thrgeen & ater. | oA WR NAT) Memes aT Rater CO IRI | vere ens teaerese ay He ER RR. | wees ounmanvora thee and capi of aay Eason ia Ci , Bu » Nuev \—Thompaon lunter, ut 2 et sa Co, of Norfol ‘et lermo for fork); cm 2 ~~ Brig Ospray (Br), Poltras, Trintiad-J Eamision & Co, Rota Jou Warxne, from New Haver, for Maryland, for | (tal), Fiasconars, RYork for Legtorn: 8th, Mtn. (Br), Hoke — THE SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT fs the best reme- Brig Catharine (Br), LeBlanc, St Johns, N¥—Hatton, Wat- yrts:—On the 20th inst, at 9'P. dy for | der, Messina for Philadelphia; GF Peniston (Br), B do | Under such circumstances, fs to invite an attack and to in- Gz, {a the wweetment of Consumption of the Lungs and Bro’ dl fon «Co. cutis Nancy (Br Putnam, Wilmington, NCJ F Whitney & rc Co. - 3 ry y Dierchetheten testi, Pert-Chesnnm tO Henry bore west by north, distant 73 miles; put in for | ,18 port th, briga U ay Tet gO. ith’s Island; at 11 nd upset windlass, with wind northws f for NYork; EH Ric ns, on, tho 424 Cape Schamyly Grosby, Meauina for Phfad oak | Palermo for ‘Boston; is, It purities the blood and loosens the phlezm, 80 th lelphin. oration is easy. It supplies the waste and deany of 1 incle Say Dennell, repg; Franklin (Ital) crease the probability of @ fatal issues Within the recol- with new and healthy material, and repairs the emaci- Schr Helen 3 St Joln's, PR—S = Rie pork Bh Dark Daniel Webster, Crosby, from Bosto chccke tte waste aha diaolutlon of the tuner AP few doves an fila aleve impson & | Scun JANE (of Westerly), Mall, with a cargo of paving | pri Githa Merny, heres, teem Niko? i | lection of persons much younger than the “oldest in- | {n Consumption willdo goods Se RehE A Dentke, Jones, Zaza—Van Brunt & Slaght. stones, for New York, parted her moorings in Stonington Auuna, Marcb._Satied from Cuxhaven llth, Anna, bee: mae —, in Schr King Bind (Br}, Johnson, St John, NB—P 1 Ne- | harbor during the late cale, Sail was got on her, and abe was | Schjetnan, vine & Son. Ward. Ty ic Mary Elizabeth, Chase, New Bedford—Ferguson & | Meadows on Staten Island, 'was got of on the 25th without | | HONG KONG, Jan G¢—Salled, Galatea, Hatfield, NYork (and Schr Pallatiam, Ryder, New Bedford—Ferguson & Wood. (Cleared 25th.) Schr Evelyn, Bars Sehr Nellie Bloom: Sehr G Washingto Steamer Chester, Jones, Philadelphia—J Hand, ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. Steamship China (Br), Martyn, Liverpool March 14, via neenstown 15th, with mise n arch 20, lat 47 36 for Liverpool; 24 ateamer, bound ship City of Cor! ee late NE, Bark Scott is the radical (and thus far the onjyfcandidate for Goveri MeorcitmRigetion for ond under the new conatt | galas the entire passage. Steamship Tarifa (Bi wn 4th, vin Be i Bark Aatuin tot ine, wher took nN Bark gar, to Waydell & Co. with atrong NW A driven off ito on 80. Ma Edith, from Havre for Mobile, Brig Haze (of Providence), ’ Hall, Got ampton March 12, with mds & Co. Bx) ced hi, 9 AM, ‘25th, 3 PM. henee for P omton Stamford. |, Hobbie, Stamford. Peck, Stamford. ma from thence fine weather and northerly winds, March flat mdse, to Funeh, Meincke & Wer to the Banks, and split sails and stove bulwat ‘weather kince. Balen. Had fine gat, to M Hatteras with strong NW and Ni gales. Bailed with brig Chimnborszo, for Boston, if josephine (Br), Mi sugar, to Fowler « Hatteras ; been 82 passengers, to E Cun: lon $8.59, passed steamsbip France, no Int 4116, Jon 6107, an Inman lat 46 $46, lon 70 02, steam. Aver-pool. Steamship Circassian, Ellis, Liverpool March 4, with mdse and passengers, to Etnest ‘Fiedler. Had strong west Murphy, Liverpool March 8, and Xu, with mdae, to E Cunaril. Steanship Botussia (Ham), Franzen, Hamburg, via South. ise and M6 passengers, to Kunhardt days 01 | ead FALSE AND TRUE. Send one letter Francisco; Max, Mallgrave, do. Re to \. beached on Mason's Island, A portion of her cargo was -AVUE, March T1—-Balled, Cella oni jeadell (from London) | habltant,” patients suffering from intermittent, remit- | RADWAY.& CO., No. §7 Maiden lane, New York, or to GEO. Schr Mary A Holt, Holt, Satilla River, Ga—Dearborn Bros, | lghtered on Monday morning, when she was hauled off by | NYork. Schr Mary Collins, Collins, Union Island, Ga—Moss & | Steamer Florence, having sustained no serious damage. Cleared—Europe ( Scun FRANK & Emty, before reported ashore on the | Sam damage. from Wh: fear the Narrows, Staten Isiand, on ‘the morning of the the North Atlantic Wrecking Company's steamer Rescue night of 25th and towed to the city, where she will goon the ‘screw dock for repairs. Poole, from Shields for Bombay, put in cargo in her lower by deck cargo bad been ere Feb Bostoe; and ot! being pumped out and the cargo being discharged. age to mainmast, main rigging, &c. her | Laurens, Goff, ancbeh The ¥ put book to Geevestog,’ fed toatl Cleared cLiyRuroot, March 13--The ship Columbus, Adie, hence for Rangoon with about ions coals, t Dec tered iat 128, 10m 8 E. Meine in | Entered out ly gales to the Banks, and Surveyors, comprising the inspector the Board of Under: | ham, do do; Mary B Antwerp, 40 days, with t. Hnd ‘heavy weather up chased by Captain Charles Norton, of Edgatto ployed Jn carrying briek from Kodring Brook, Wineyardy vo | galled Jan jew Hedford. Higgins, NYork. ea, 8 days, with ENGLION CUANNEL—WRECK NEAR WORTHING, NA March #1— bark: freely bled with lancet. Pitot Boat EpMexy Buvxt, No.2, which went ashore tor AY ork Beanie Parker (), Mg rrmgt le ees] id with the lancet, As a matter of course, Stat instant, during the late northeast galer was gor oftby. | BUkeot Wellington (fr), Bolton, and idadelphin: Rolling Wave, Snow, Boston: Alma (Bri, Gals "7 Arthur Burton, Frohock, for Matan: Cartcut, Fe M—The, John Watt shin, of Bath (Me), | Gov JY Smith, Crowell, for N¥ork: Minerva, Collins, for wit! jd on fire. 'After some of the ‘tween | JEREMIE, March 2—In port, achr Atalanta, une. Paration for a change from healthy to an unhealthy elt- out, it was found impossible to pro- | | Livenvoot, March 12—Arrived, Anglo Saxon, Lehey, Mo- ceed with her discharge, and she was beached and scuttled. | bile; Abby Ryerson, a and The scuttle holes have now been stopped, and the vessel 18 | nah} St John, Williamson, do; Mobile. Drat, March 12—Tho Venus, Bent, fi Salled 12th, Cordova (s), Leia aivet of ais pace Mion te eeattafor | Joly, N¥ORe. Annapola rday with the Colonist bark, of Liverpool, and recelyed | WA (8), oar ivess’ Stetson, Stetson, Bombay; Wertern | stances. It is admitted that unwholesome air iseminently | Guring three mon The Lit Ocean, Halliday, Boston ; 13th, Rosalte, Grandison, MOrieans; Niobe, Rowers Pied » as eae ory exertion was thnde wo extinguiah ity | Rowe Hastio, Norieane; City of Hooton (8), Roskell, Nore trees, ‘Attridge, SANTA Mauhta, Feb 99—No vensold in port. SAVANILLA, Mafch 4—In port sohr Annie Leland, Bennett, 6—Arrived, Chief, Bartaby, NYork (and sld . ¢ GoopwiN, No, 38 S Hanover street, Boston. dnformation rth thousands wi ven you, joe of Z tent and other malarious fevers were sometimes | SARSAPANILLIAN, #1 per bottle or #10 per dozen. I 's), Rousseau, NYork; Jacob A Stamler, MEDICAL WONDER-HYATI'S LIFE BALSAM. Rheumatism, neuralgia and gout, in their worst stages , Kaye, for Matanzas ta oad most of those who were thus treated died. Even yet | Kiineys, saltrheum, &c., &c., are most certainly cured by this Landoro (Br) — 5,40 sovereign. purifier. in, for NYorky sehr HYATTS LIFE BALSAM cured Mr. Joseph McLaughlin as to’ lod for NOrleans; | Setive purgation ts sometimes recommended as the best pre- | of mercurial scrofula after it had destroyed m part of the ose and eaten holes ¢nlircly through the ryot of the mouth, He was then (1887) residing in Philipsburg, N. J. The physi- fad abandoned the case and hia friends thought him in cAribur, Sevan — ‘one bottle of which enable: ave bis be Yih, British Trident, Hatdeld, | Mate. Such stupidity, however, is fortunately rare—tonic and Leonie to thiscity, ‘in one ‘month he was entirely cured. . — inguire at Street, San Francisco; Unt — HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM perfectly cured Mr. William Eetnbay Baltimore: iat, ‘era: | treatment being the approved formula under such ciroum- | springer, 18 Broome street, of Iaflaminatery rheumatism of ‘Lancaser, Jackson, Philadelphia; aa so severe a character that he became deranged. He could hot lift his hand to his head, and was confined to his bed the, fe Balsam has been tested hy the public durin sighteen years, and these are two cages out of an hundre bas It is a certain om J = Fistula in all curable cases, jelphin. Eastham, Leech, for Ch depressing and devitalizing; and therefore any medicine but proved unsuceess(ul. The crew, twenty-three in number, | Peruvian (s), Ballantine, Portland; 18th, Hunt Cron al de} vee 6% lon 84 apokenearhip Deutecland, beuce for bre: | tahioned her nwo bout and ale having been five NYork iat ap aes operating in the same way must be considered an ally of | _olu'vy druguiste: #1 per bottle, or atx for $5. ‘Steamship Tillle, Partridge, Galveston via Key West, March | bound to this porh and which took them wo within eight of | york eo 2 a — A tne Cae 18, with mise and passengers, to CH Mallory & Con,’ Expe. | Port Elizabeth, Cape of <iood Hope, where the crew land- ‘Arrived at Gravesend 14th, Venus, Bent, Shields, for New | ™Alaria, not a protection against its pernicious influence. «all \ 1. Key Keeney enry wesw vP co lt $4; was bore to fords | Shey lisedas Ponrhinadal Pen Dreseeren caer waraee: | TPE RULCMEY aeons na Mettannn, Potr, Ca — aateee TOT ORETaEC Th ire of he * y “ i Le » bo ged OTE DIVORCES LEG! Steamship Victor, Gates, New Orleans March 18, and the | ‘in wonld return to England in the steamer Roman. ‘The Lagukres, March S-Artived, bark John Boyfion, bind- | But when itis conceded that a genial tonic, and not a Dg ee ER bar Toth, at 2 PM, with nv nd paseangerey t0 CH Madory pi a] cealanave? ‘Me, in 1863, registered 1108 tons sy Philadelphia (and proceeded to Coro); 6th, brig Hermes, posal sufficient cause; no ubliatty, no Charge ‘until aly 3 ob- Do. | lens weary we lnya. ‘pool a o—, t ‘tree. WES, Attorney, jassa' Steamantp, Key Westy Rerdoit, Surantan, with maso and | Lewss, Del, March 23 —Contracts hare boon made by abe | invert hb; fark White Wing, Pike, for NYork, Mig. fleree cathartic, is the medicine indleated by reason and ex. } {tined: advice iz: Jee nice "Rtentahip Praveen, Sherwood, Paring, with mdse and | Broots,andihey wil commence Neckarstng the merece | , Manseilte, March 10-ArHred, Haltyon, aaa Mi — ‘A RROLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY ONTAINED. TW " al rocks, an: ey will comm lischaral ARSEILLI lew Wy %, Y O passengers, to J F Ame. : tounorfow. ‘The wind blew bard from NW yeaterdy. York, a Perlenco as the best meane of preparing the aystem to | APN‘, itso from States waere honsuppor drunk a orn toW Pcipae Morgan, Boston, with mdse and pas- Miscellaneous. iid boas Were ot, Fd Boren, McComber, NYork. a ennens or desertion fs suflicient cause, No ye fatto fevs ‘hip Loreley (Pris), Schenck, Whampoa Dec 20, with mdse ‘o have received No. 8 (for March) of the Record of Amer- | _MAYAGUEZ, PR, March }i—In poor schr Mischief, Keon, | Fe#ist extraordinary causes of disease, the question occurs, nai Counsellor-at-law, 261 Broadway. fo Ruger Broa. Passed Anjier' Jan, Cape of Good Hi fean and Foreign Shipping, published by the A: Ship- | Of tnd for NVork lig (would be ready to sail about the 16th). —______ 7th, crossed the Equator March 6 in lon 8&8 W. Feb 7, Tat 82 m4 PING, Pr by merican Ship- |” Napies, March ved, Lydia Varwell, Mills, Phila- | op, HOUSEHOLD WORD. Poe Liver sboR, tl EBA, eae ale Pacha Tony | tana reporte of O60 veaseln, Wish: the fa set ynet ter fon | “Sone March 18<In port brigs Philip Larabes, f tae) Rae ee eer Reece A cohen China, Gt fos ‘pool ; 6th, jor ship ja (Br), from rules for URVITAI In ee for 1s the time to purchase Refrigerators, China, Glase Adelaide for London, assignment of the rates of vessels, the 1 f the Board of 3 Coombs, do do; schra A ef ory Ship Adtairal (Brom), Heed Peto, te Pas tear “kage, Coombe do Rate Wentworth, , oa arr | Possible, will not answer, Tt ie an excitant, and nothing | Ware, Cutlery and Kitchen Utensils, PORD'S' corker them best and cheny writers, and of several of the lar; marine 4 saecraie | panies,’ Itts a valuable number, sed sormenende heat a rrenLDnwo, Feb $9--Arrived, E A Barnard, Coowell, Genoa; —— stores, Cooper Inatitute, New York, confidence of the maritime interests. March 1, John Pree Baker, do. * | more, and ite action is inflammatory, not invigorating. In FFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY Bark Speedwell, Patten, Messina, 39 days, with frnit,toP | SoH HANNAH BLACKMAN (of Philadelphia), 980 tons, | Sailed’Feb 28, wing Oremor avert, a State Lottery :— anther the entire passage ; experienced the | new measurement, DuIM nt ‘Tuckahoe, NJ, Ih 1A, tina been | , QUEENSTOWN, March {9—Salled, bark Welkin, Blanchard | 904 4 9 not a KENTUCKY STATE EXTRA—CLASS 245, MAnOT 96, 1868. stained no damage. Purchased by Captain Wm B Lawton, Captain Sanford and | (fom San Francisco), Dublin, baygng received temporary Lips : i fi, 6, Bi, Ba a8. Aisin cof Buchan Hewitt) Marsotin Fob with | Bihern of Warren, i,m pricave term, Sve ent hereafter | epee = N ivtoont svaze-cr. WwaRou 96,1 y deanes Hoary. Had Se wedthrr up to the 20th inst, | hail from Warren, under command of Captaln Jones. IiIRLb8, March 12—-Salled, Jouiah L Hate, Nowell, Cel- | woes ie that the wite asd oughtful practitioner des 41, 47, 40, 1% A, £2 &.% tale rep perogs yee Cele, ScuR ARGO (of Norwich), about 70 tons, has been pure | ete ta se MURRAY, & COL, Managers, ik, Catbarien, 10 days, 5 pur. SINGAPORE, Feb 7—Arrived, Catharine, Grain, Boston, — Pad of Rentucky :— ‘been Cronted Renouf, NYork. 1 D Oficial Drayings of the Paducad Lott to preseribe as an antidote to infection, when infection fs in EXTHA TOL ARS watt be eee i as. Ty 18 4 1h BS, et a oi 98 teas bay MARCH lurphy, Clenfuegos, 21 days, with | Prot Boat Davin Mrronent, No. & h ned | for NYork id A re Jota Had Fery heavy ‘eather ninth of | from meruine of loays to the sgubward, uring wifes tine | Rontvaa, March Bon port bark Verduniging, Schmit, for the alr? Simply the best possible combination of vegetable My OB od! COLION'S Col, Managers. Hew 2daysto the northward of it; split foretop- phe encountered a serrine ealeot wind of & hours’ duration, Powe s Gare; ‘brig Alice, Godet, from do, arr 18th ult, to'sall For circulars, &¢., in the above Lotteries address companied w 0 ‘or do , = tae Bark Morning Star (fir), Wangh, St Jago, 19 days, with eu: | bdrometer radging from 29.50 to 25.00, antgieric, "See Salled Ath, brig Premier, Crowell, Boston, tontes, infused into a pure stimulant, the stimulant being pds er Boringion kp. Maa heen b days north Gf Hatteras | ibeloss the bout carne out of’ the same wifaout ihe least | 8? Foun’ ek, March 1—Salled, brig J & H Crowley, = sy t ‘ork. rots 14, Int 26 07, lon 79 40, spoke scr Notice to Mariners. Br DoMtNgo Crry, March 1—ArrivedP chr Vicksburg, | Shletly used ae a vehicle for diffusing their effects rapidly Ry, he highest price for Diamonds, Watehe seuer, vances negotiated. ISAACS, T NO. 19 WAVERLEY PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY—t 4 100, March a. lace. Jogwood, toAS& WG Lewin. Soh inst, tn aw TuLNizy House, LONDON, March 10, 1968, ‘ through the system. The same tonic juices, incorporated .| Waverley place. fi oe = ead ir, epilt ondla and Tose partt aoek Joadat logwoods Sagch | Notion te hereby given that buoy, marked with the | °F Cadi Amertéan Ports. wi — j = oe — “o} : ff, the ba 76, spoke brie New Era, from Clentnegor for reck," has been laid 20 faihoms SSE of « — PHYSICIAN'S LETTER, IMPORTANT TO EVERY Boston, 12 re Out; Wd, John Robinson, seaman, fell from k near Worthing. APALACHICOLA, March 11—Arrived, brig Ellen Maria, | with water, would be comparatively powerles. The alcoholic lady, also to young men, on any error, sent postage wretop to the deck and was badly injured. ‘The H ia Hes in 6 fathorus at low waterSepring tides, with Horie, NY AR (and cleared 28th on her return). — Apply to or address Physician, 191 Stanton street, ond to Bowton ; put into tole ort for a harbor rmpane benrings: yeh na Citnred Mt nets Pinta, ‘Smith, NYork; I4th, Victory, Pen- sarinies - a , UIMT'S WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS ARE “POPC. brig N Stowers paton), French, Cardenas 14 d , distan miles, % inciple the stomoch to al them, oa d le 1 habeas wer Wield & Way. she ae took e hecte Northerlyy distant 31g miles, ‘BOSTON, Mrigph %--Arrived, bark Rebecen (Mock), Ritt- rite he: ee 1 ACCOMPANIES | ROT Tce AR RANTED GARD them once and you will gale, commencing NE and going around «a NW, which laste | She mast heads of the wreck are visible at low water, RAE, Trghnroy! ta Constantinople ; brig Anna D torrey,, — lant them nivars. Sood for Bulses Garden Mainal and Pobwy ewept water casks deck and filled cal a4 By order. ROBIN ALLEN, Secretary. ‘artis, Carden: bre MC Hart tart, orfolk; Jonathan’ | them in thelr progress throug the system and predispores | Almanac for 1s ‘and Gardeners’ Price Current of Seeds, honed with water; 2th, $00 miles 8 of the Capes of Virginin. _ May jeal, Philnd ja; 2B in, Davin, Newcastle, Del; —_a mailed free, We deliver all orders In New York freight paid. inate veatoe aag, apeke belg eadse Wheelers fens Genes WaSPRINETY ROUGE Go orn azeh 18, 1008, | Bh le AArbor, COUNTS b C reumvons War Artingi ‘shag: | every orgua which they roach to nentntiote ihe Sn rere eee inwsta; kate day, spoke fat weler, from C: DUBE, LONDON, Mare! ver Magnet, Watac' ny Morgan, and in wi reach to agai them. _ ~ oe — for Pontan nee Tm CAPIONAS | Notice ia Here y given that a xrten by, marker Sithethe | wick, Chaplin kiss Getbporty Convoy, Preteb, RYork ; 8 — CORSS, BUNIONS, ENLARGED, JOINTS AND. ALI Prix Udolep)Vbittemore, Nuovitas, 18 days, with sugar ang | word jiWreckds been laid 40 fathonte NNW of a vense! | L Léneh, Jameson, and Sardinian, Molbrvok, NYork for — / diseagen of tine fect cured by Dr. ZACHARIE, 760 Broad Pryan ees, tn eon A Hooter, Has lind heavy 8k and X | Sunk Io tire SW Pateb of the Welsh tirounda. @lockland; Mary M Mur ‘ay, NYork. Here, then, we have the philosophy ef the preventive and | way,