The New York Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1868, Page 7

| TRLECRAPHIC NEWS. ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. FROM ABYSSINIA. General Napier Assaults Theodorus’ Worke— The British Storming Party in Light March- img Order—Break in the Field Telegraph and the Result Unknown. Qu A letter, just to hand, from the special correspon- dent of the HERALD attached to the British army ex- EEN’S HOTEL, LONDON, April 20, 1868. ‘pedition in Abyssinia, dated at Ashangi on the 19th of March, in the evening, conveys the important in- ‘telligence that he w@s moving to the front, as Major General Napier had arranged and given orders for. tmmediate dash on the defence works of Theodorus at Magdala whenever the main body of the army reached within two days’ march of the King’s camp after passing Ashangi. Despatches have just been received from Abyssinia dated at Zoulla on the 2d of April, and the telegrams report that Napier had started forward and the con- templated assault had been made by a British storm- ing party, his men having been equipped in light marching order, but the result of the movement was then unknown, in consequence of a break having oc- curred in the field telegraph wire near the army post at Senafe. MEXICO. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. Speci Exports—The West Const Troubles— Indian Inroads—Suppression of Some Port- foliee—General Items, Havana, April 19, 1868, We have received newspapers from Vera Cruz to the 16th instant, Forty-five of -the passengers by the steamer Panama are for Havana; the balance are in transit for foreign ports. The steamer brings $220,000 in specie, A conducta of three millions of dollars had Jeft San Luis Potosi on the 9th instant for Tampico. There were Island. The Vi two British men-of-war at Sacriticios irgo had not arrived. A project for the navigation of the lake and waters of the valley has been approved. ‘The anniversary of the slaughter at Tacubay 1859, under M: yin resi- jarquez, had been celebrated. * dent Juares was present, a8 also a large assemblage of ladies, who strewed flowers on the toibs of the victims, i; The schools in Tamaulipas are obliged to teach the new political catechism of the constitution. ‘The official journal of Sinaloa publishes the adhe- sion to the plan of Elota. General Martinez, when government ordered the surrender of his forces, beg- ged the President to revoke the order, and stated that im accord with the orders of last February he will make his obedience; that he is not inimical to the institutions of the country. The brigade of General Arce are in the field at Iguala. Two cavalry generals lately with General Jimenez have offered thetr services to General Arce for the pacification of ‘Sinaloa. An American bark caught in contraband trade at 1a Pas had been confiscated. The closing of the port of Mazatlan had been disregarded. The Mexican treasury had ordered all holders of the twenty-six the expiration per cent bonds to present them before of one month for payment, Suspicions were entertained that aris would be landed in Upper California to aid in a rebellion, Five thousand bayonets for Mazatian had been put ashore at La Paz. Eldridge had gone to San Blag, Schumacher holds a letter of credit against ex-Governor Vega for $60,000 on account of arms, ke, troubles, A committee Vega is supposed to be conniving at the Sinaloa of Congress reporied in favor of in- creasing the salaries of Ministers to $8,000 per year, and of suppressing the secret service fund of the State Department, subventions, &c. They also medi- tate suppressing the Ministries of Public Works and Justice and Instruction, A naval school is to be established at Campeachy. Accounts from Mazatlan report Vega to be in accord with General Lozada. The steamer to keep order. The State of ‘Tampico had been ordered to Yucatan Querétaro has approved the opening of # road to Tampico. An Evangelical church has been established at the capital. Minister de Castro has resigned his portfolio. The Comanches were continuing their depredations in Coahuila, and were advancing to the borders of the State of San Luis Potosi. Government has asked ‘Congress to authorize a military occupation or colo- nization of the border of both States, General Gar- cia will comply with the project. Some American officers have recently been visiting the Commandant at Mazatlan. President Juarez was recently anwell, but had recovered. General McCormack, of Arizona, had arrived at Crea, to condole with the Governor over the oss of his son. He had @ consultation with the dred and fifty of their arms had the subject of the transportation of Hi ao pedi lay for peace. un- secured ina been ‘charch. The balance of the arms Bn down were taken of and brought to of the Indians attempted a re ensued, one ha! jum, but some when & battle indred and Lak by iy es were killed, and all prospects of peace blasted ‘The Election GEORGIA. Quietly—Negrece Re- Prcquensiii ported Voting the Democratic Tickct. The election ATLANTA, April 20, 1868. is progressing quietly, and there is much er cone with both parties. There was a Sup Goraou’s day. Bullock is ahead in this ‘lends axe are not generally voting. It is said that at Marietta one hundred and eighty negroes formed in line and voted for Gordon. The election in Macon has proceeded quietly, the negroes having the poles pretty much to themselves to-day. Sixteen hundred and fifty votes have been — only a few hundred of which are whites. The election ‘The negroes, w: Avovsray April 20, 1868. is progressing without. any collision, ith a few exceptions, voted the radical ‘ticket. They marched in squade from the country ‘to the polis ‘Bullock. Pathe is needed to bi pa votes have bee te args ‘The total Tegistered vote by 5 ‘The election PR a Al which Ow with banners eilit excitement te ‘tet but ttle ae about a fearful collision. About , nearly 2,000 of which in the county Bnd April 20, 1868, 7 April 20, 1868, rae vote were radical and 407 Sogpervauve. Many negroes voted the + aemorratie Ucket. SOUTH CAROLINA. Political Returme of the Vote on the New From the of yesterday. A rs te bes been Te a Gekko from Canby Brae cate soo vote partial octal) nine fives 18,490 fer the conetiration, and 6,747 that Ghose recacee me aint ion yornts on near the railroad or z telegrape q ” Rewelt of the Election in Charleston. eanore ORARLEaTON, 3 868. far as 4,000 voten tnt, wad viet ie revaa : NEW YORK HERALD, ‘TUESDAY, APRIL 21, ‘1868. ST. THOMAS. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALO, Contract with a Diving Company—Sale of an Amerioan Wreck, HAVANA, April 20, 186% Murphy's contract with government allows him, besides @ money remuneration, the brig Columbia with her contents, for removing the obstructions in the harbor. The steamer Columbia is worth £20,000 sterling if raised, as she will probably be. Very great efforts are made to raise the dock; they will probably prove successful, The American ship Sarah Herman has been sold for $4,000, ® VENEZUELA. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALO. Rebels to Attack Guaryra—Falcon at Puerto Cabello. Havana, April 20, 1868, Reports from Jamaica state that the rebels intend to attack Guaryra, Marshal Falcon is safe at Puerto Cabello, where his partisans can, ats moment's warn- ing, occupy the Dutch island of Araba, Falcon has purchased gome property there during this adminis- tration. ENGLAND. The Clerkenwell Explosion Murder Trial The Fenian Prisoners Arraigned at the Old Bailey. Lonpon, April 20, 1863, The trial of the Fenian prisoners—Desmonds, Eng- lish, O'Keefe, Barrett and Ann Justice—who are ac- cused of having caused the Clerkenwell explosion, came on this morning at the Oid Bailey, before Lord Chief Justice Cockburn and Judge Bramwell, of the Court of Queen’s Bench. The prosecution will be conducted by the Aitorney and Solicitor General, assisted"by Mr. Gifford, The following gentlemen will appear for the prisoners:—Messrs. Sleigh and Straight for Timothy Desmonds, Keogh for English, Green for Barrett, M. Williams for O'Keefe and Ann Justice. All the prisoners will be tried together. The jury has been sworn, aid the trial is now (noon) pro- ceeding. The court room and approaches thereto are densely crowded with people, who manifest great interest in the proceedings. Many policemen are present to preserve order, and the authorities have taken other extraordinary precautions, Burke and his fellow prisoners will be tried imme- diately on the conclusion of the trial now proceed- ing, probably on Friday next, The Crown Case and Testimeny. Lonpon, April 20—Evening. ‘The Attorney General opened the case for the prose- cution. He said he expected to prove that the crime of murder had been committed upon the person of & woman, one of the victims of the explosion at the Clerkenwell House of Detention; that the explosion was directly brought about by the prisoners at the bar, four of whom, the testimony would show, were members of a Fenian organization; that the sald explosion was part of a plot to facilitate the es- cape of Burke, a Fenian leader, confined in the said House of Detention; that in the confusion incident to the explosion Burke was to make his escape; that a fund of money was raised at a Fenlan meeting in Holborn to provide for the expenses of the conspiracy; that all the pris- oners in the court were immediately concerned in the atrocious attempt, except perhaps the woman Ann Justice; but that the prisoners Barret and Murphy joined at a late date in the conspiracy; that & man named Falon, who had not yet been arrested, was known to have bought the powder for the use of the conspirators. The Attorney General continued, The execution of the plot was fixed for the 12th of Decemner. Burke was to be warned of the lighting of the fuse outside by a ball which was to be thrown over the wall into the prison yard, where it was expected he would be taking exercise ‘with the other prisoners. But the attempt failed on that day. On the following day the fuse was lighted by Barret himself, and the conspirators succeeded in producing the unfortunate explosion which cansed the murder for which they are now on trial. A short time before this event the‘woman Ann Justice was seen talking with the Desmonds, and she was arrested after the explosion, while fying from the scene, in their company. ‘The learned counsel concluded his speech by announcing that Vaughn and Mullaney, accomplices in the crime, had become Queen's evidence and would give thei stl. mony before the court; but be warned the jury against accepting their evidence as conciusive unless — by the other witnesses produced by the wn. The witnesses for the prosecution were then called, Format testimony was taken as to the nature of the wounds received by the deceased. The informer Mullaney was then called to the wit- ness bar and sworn. He testified that all the male prisoners were regular members of the Fenian or- fasizntion; that Barret was a Fenian Centre; that held went consultations with Marphy, who was an active agent in the affair; that all the ers at the bar were well acquainted with in all its details; and that Bar- Tet had boasted of being the man who had fired the ae, In the course of his testimony the witness to an important letter, writien in “invisi- addressed to Pe we Thompson took the stand and swore said Murphy could not be found, but that the letter en of was from Burke, and contained an to effect his release. At the cone jasion Pose! oS of the testimony of Inspector adjourned until to-morrow vee e sourt room was crowded with spectators until ne adjournment. Most intense interest is taken in the frat by the people, especially by the inhabitants of Clerkenwell. Parliament in Sesslou. Lonpon, April 20—Evening. Parliament reassembled this evening, but after a short sitting adjourned until to-morrow. The proceedings in in both houses were unimportant. « EUROPEAN MARKETS. Lonpon Moxey MARKET.—LONDON, April syne —Consols are firmer, and close at ‘oas a 93: ims higher. ‘The closing figures for the old issue are 753 * Panta Bovrss.—Pants, April 20.—The Bourse closed Rentea 60f. steady on Lavgeppos, CoTTron Maxi. Livearoor, April 20—5 P, M.—The market closed quiet slight de- cline in prices of American descripti ang ome wales have been 13,099 bales. on. following are the closing quotations:—Mid tayo ‘on the spot, 12\4d.; a Orleans, 12) sd es raiaianing uplands, afloat, ivan Corton MangeT.—Havre, April 20—Even- .—The cotton market closed firmer and at an ad- vance in prices, ordinaire, on the spot, 1511. wy cwt,; to arrive, LIVERPOOL BREADSTUPYS MARKRT—LIvERPOOL, April 20—5 P. M.—Corn is duil and has declined to ‘898. Od. Ss quarter for _ (foe Lng iz firmer, and red Milwaukee No, 2 has = 6a. oman fang hee 1d. bushel, ome ‘ahs, per 604 Ibe, Flour, 37s, per fue bat for Western y caral. LrveRProo. — PROVISIONS et aan Mg ok Apri! 20—5 P. M.—The market is general! Bone na 145¢, per bbl. for extra prime mess, eo for Rastern Ligh mess, Lard, 6ée, Cheese, 54a, for the best grades Of Au Bacon, 448. per owt. for Cumberland ent. Livgenroo!, Propvck MARKET.—LIVERPOOL, April 20—5 P, M.—Navat stores are dull. The sugar mates ia quiet at 266, 6d. per cwt, for No, 12 Dutete at standard, ‘Rosin, 72. per owt. pt eatin, Carolina and | for 12s, for medium, rpentine, ct low, 458. > 4 owt. Linseed oil, tom Re en. roleam, oa |. per Fe incase oa re, mia ite por ton for tata ovlung ROLEUM MAREWT.—ANTWERP, April 20—Even- tng.—Petyoleum dull and wn ‘unchanged, EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS. atoemeTe dk! Pat amet, es New conn on ey inst., arrived here jate y: teraay ou ana’ & Liverpoot. 20.—The Fin Mg ven iene ae ork onthe wine ah hing arrived a ea yestentay on a 1, April Tem Lord Dalh onthe Fa wnt sate on the 18th Mi eae Sa arrived at this port “G ic ip Arcadia, of the pee ES Selook Vala ee ae | ae eae sae (RELAND. Military Review by the Prince of Walee— Brilliant Scone and Immense Crowds. Dusuin, April 20, 1868, A grand review of the forces in and around this city took place to-day in Phoenix Park. The troops were under the command of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge. ‘The Prince of Wales was present with a large, aad | to brililant stad, and reviewed the troops, wh by in new uniforms, made a fine 6 appearance. ‘he dis- play attracted vast crowds of ple, who covered the elovated ground and the bi ines ‘in the vietnity of the scene, LOUISIANA. Counting the Votes In the Election—A Close Contest. New Oxveans, April 20, 1868, The conoting of the votes in this city is not yet completed owing to the number of independent tickets, hg officers are divided nearly equally, So far hew 4 from the democrats have a small majority fn the city and parish of New Orieans, Kast and West Baton en gave 000 ma- jority against the constithtion. ie vote is very close, and the reault can probably not be determined before to-morrow night, CANADA. Rumors of the Fenian Conspiracy to Murder McGee—Trial of an Alleged Abortionist in Montreal, MONTREAL, April 20, 1868, Rumors prevailed in town yesterday that the gov- ernment was in possession of information respecting the Fenian conspiracy to inate McGee; that the conspirators, forty in number, drew lots and the execution of the deed fell to Whelan, Notman’s trial commenced to-day, The prisoner is camaet with administering drugs to procure abor- Tyursten to Longneni! and Lapraire. commenced their regular trips to-day. DICKENS’ LAST READING, Mr, Charles Dickens! farewell reading in this coun- try was given last night at Steinway Hall before a very large audience, who were most enthusiastic in their recognition of the best points of his portrai- tures, The pieces chosen for the entertainment were “The Christmas Carol’ and the “Bardell Trial,” from Pickwick. In the Carol’ Mr. Dickens was decidedly dull and leasened in his oral description of that very beautiful work the feelings always enter- tained of it. The sentimental portions were rather uneffective and unimpressive, The reading of the “Bardell Trial’? was much more effectiv and perfect, Mrs. Bardell was good and so was the lawyer, but Winkle was decidedly injured, Pickwick played out and poor Sam Weller 40 decidedly killed that old Toney himselfwould not know him. To praise Mr. Dickens would be to speak of the exces; sively good description of Sam Weller in his work; of the peculiarities of that young gentleman, 40 well sustained in the same; of his actions, comicalities and low witticisms, 60 well iljustrated, and all these deserve and merit praise. But Mr. Dickens ruined the character in especial by his readings of it, and not a single @imirer of the loving and loyal Sam could really have been said to recog- nize him last night by Lis creator. Mr. Dickens, like other creators, fulleg in reproducing what his readers have themselves many a time and oft imagined, and, like 80 many Frankensteins, the creators have had reason to feel dissatisfied with their work. MR, DICKENS’ REMARKS. After olosing the Pickwick reading, in which he had excited the risibility of his au- dience, as he portrayed, in his tnimitable way, the success of Mrs. Bardell and her treacherous af€orneys, Dodson & Fogg, against the THE OPERA BALL. Brilliant Affair at Pike’s Opera House, The first bat dopéra at Pike's Opera House, thouga probably by no means the last, was given last night, under the special auspices of Mr. Pike, and was an affair -~ diene soolal éclat band brilliancy, both “ re- of patrons: as regards their quality. ‘he weather was peculiarly unpropitious, the pluvial Jupiter, a8 somebody is the habit of cxpressing him- self on all occasions, having all day devoted himself to the poe promection of the moat impertinent drizzle of at ever afflicted the devoiees of the pot with the prospect of a thin house or & possible postponement of the affair aito- gene As it wax, tho guests were rather tardy in arrival, and the ball was hardly begun at half-past ten o’clock, though, [ve this tardiness, the amir has not been sui spect by apy he eat preliminaties of flosrug, been engrafted upon the generally very con- venient ma in some respects, ouceeainaly romantic a of the Opera House within, the quests en- as on previous occasions, ‘at the furthest wane nity -third sireet door, and funding their way to the bali room by a route icas direct than that afforded by the main engrance, The floor commnittee consisted of the following genmemen: viz:—James Lukeheim, Grifith Thoman, ey F. Harrison, A. EB. 5 r, Jerome Buck, Samuel! Martin, P. J. Randolph, Jr, and F. A. Curtis, The arrangements for the preservation of the most Punctilious etiquette of order were a8 admirable as admirably carricd out, nothing being left undone and no pains being spared to secure the utmost degree of convenience and ease to the general rons of the Seperate Psd grand opera o Be new ne programme appropriately con- sisted of operatic selectious, the thuste: being ander the direction of Mr, L. M. Downing, of the Seventy- first regiment band, with Mr. G, Weingarten as leader, ‘The order of dancing was in fourteen pieces, exclu- sive of the grand seiection of honor from “Crispin and the ry." There were morceauz of muste from “Romeo and Juliet,” from the “Jewesd,”? from “La Belle dione,’ aud from a belt ‘a dozen or #0 of other sources, inciuding the music of Abt’s exquisite “0 Ye together with Donizetti's “Daughter of the Rogiment™ and other ea. Of course gayety and fashion, bomowhat en-masque, ruled the hour, and of course the joy of the reve! reigned supreme in all hearts, while tootfalis, light aa if the feet that made them had been shod with slippers of woven wind, had no. other thought than to keep time to the cadences of quadrille waits, polka and gulop, though all this has sald before of every ball of the season, and #0 peek sald that the phrase las become a sort of com- mon hackney, which is supposed to apply to all suit- able oceasions. ‘The festivities were continued to late hour, when the dancers were dismissed witlt the last word of the programme (‘Home’) staring them in the fuce tn very large aud exceedingly promi- nent caps. STABBING AFFRAY IN THR TENTH Waxp.--Be- tween eight and nine o'clock last night # disturbance occurred at the tenement house 319 Broome street, in the course of which Peter Voorhees, one of the tn- mates, was severely stabbed in several parts of the body by Stephen Gray, a fellow resident. The wounded man waa conveyed to Bellevue Hospital. His assailant escaped, and up to @ late hour last night had not been captured, SHIPPING NEWS. Ahanunc for New York-—This Duy. 51S Moon rises. morn 4 48 . 6 45 | High water ve 739 PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 20, 1368, CLEARED. — Steamship Etna (Br), Bridgman, Liverpool via Halifax—J a stestusbip Hammonta (NG), Moicr, Hamburg—Kunhardt & eamshto Franconia, Sherwood, Yortiand—J ¥ Amos. Steamship Ashland, Hoster, Boston —W Clyde Ship Ttalla, Whitmore, San Francisco—J O Baker. Brig Atlantlo (NG), Bubr, Bremen—0 Tobias. Sun rises, Sun sets. Brig Eastern St. ‘outer, Barbados—Bishop Broa. Belg Tally Hoy Culsham, Kusvitas-¥ Talbot «Co, Brig Laura (Br), Carmictael, Halifax—Crandall, Umphray Co. Brig B Sinith (Br), Morris, Windsor, NS—Peniston & Co. pete, F Frankli; Swain, Indianola aod Lavacca—Tupper & Pst Com itor, Childer, Mobile—Conat, H, Wireoktng © 0. Schr W H Jones, Line, Fernandina—A Abbott. re ecb Wm Hone, Neison, Baltimore--Bontiy, Miller & OTA. aie Western Star, Crowell, Baltimore—-Bently, Miller & more Pickwickian Parker, Mr, Dickens was retiring, | T2 when he was led back hand in hand by his friend Doiby, and the applause which was following him off the stage came back and started with fresh vigor as Mr. Dickens entered, and, after a bow and another acknowiedgment, spoke as follows:— LADIES AND GENTLEMEN—The shadow of one word has impended over me ail thi# evening, and the time has come when the shadow must fall. It is but a short word but the weight of such things is not measurable by their length, and tho shorter words express the whole round of our human existence, When L read David Copperfield here last Thursday ng I felt that there was more than usual signiti- , for me, in Mr. Peggotty’s declaration, “My future life lies over the sea,” and when 1 closed my book just now I keenly felt that 1 was pres- ently going to establish an alibt that might have satisfied even the elder Mr. Weller himself. The relations that have arisen between us in this hail— relations at least sustuined on my side by earnest devotion of myself to my task, and sustained on yours by the readiest sympathy and the kindest encouragement, are now to he broken for ever. But 1 entreat you to believe that in passing out of my sight you will not pass out of my mind, I shall often recall < canally by my winter fireside and in the green Engi summer weather—never as a public eudience; always rather in the light of a host of per- sonal friends; always with gratitude, tenderness and regard. Ladies and gentlemen, I bid you fare- weil, and I pray God bless you and God biess the lund in which I leave you. The whole audience gave their applause as Mr. Dickens bowed and retired, and so ends Mr. Dickens. in New York. ary INTELLIGENCE, THE STEAMSHIPS City OF Paris ANY CURA.—The steamship Weser, Captain Wenke, of the North Ger- man Lloyds, arrived at this port yesterday and re- ported that on Sunday morning at eight B'clock they Passed the City of Paris 219 miles from look, and eo an hour later ghe Cuba 2063¢ miles from the int, the latter being six miles south of the mer. a bege were favored Fest me ro camgig pubig al ‘the rate of iaiy tutes we were vg Seok es per hour. These 3! denote that each vreeal had ‘tveraaed bout bite ef, hour afiet ve a al les per hour afier leaving the Hook. SALE OF THE Lars Mr. Lovi.Lann’s PROPRERTY.— ‘The conservatory, liprary and other effects of the late Mr. Lorillard, at Bronxide, are to be disposed of under the auctioneer’s hamm@er this week. ZeNo BURNHAM BEFORE THE Mayox.—Mrs. Mayer and Mr. 9. Barker made complaints yesterday morn- ing before Mayor Hoffman against Zeuo P. Burnbam, the pry oe = Koren bens? money under false pre- Se See wipe try the ee to to District proven pode com- mence an action st mn oy a WR SWINDLING EMPLOYMENT AGENCIRS.—Among the worst class of confidence operators who prey upon the unwary in this city are the proprietors of so- called empio; it meiex, Their plan of operating is to induce, = advertisements of first class help wanted, fy bookk pursers and pursers’ clerks, hotel clerks, &c., young men to svply to them, who, upon paying the fee called for, given letters to other jes in collusion with the agent. The letter delivered, the bearer is informe that the vacancy has just been filled. He returns to the office, is again provided with a letter, the same vesult follows, and again, until, tired out, he finds uimself swindled and calls no nore. THE LATE RAVY YARD ROBBERY. | Marshal Murray aud Colonel Wood ov Trial for Megal Arrest and Imprisonment. The case in which Daniel B. Wright ns Ne J of the safe in the Treasury Deratineat of fae rons Navy Yard, prefers certain charges against Coron ‘Wood and Marshal Murray, came up for hear- ing yesterday. The indictment c that ho. de. fendents, on the 2d of April, did unlawfully seize the complainant and convey him outside the jurisdiction of the State; that he was a juentiy taken from his residence in Astoria to ihe Ludiow street jail, then sent to the jersey depot. where he was embarked to Washing- tou and confined tor A ye days, after which an attempt was mede to get him on a gunboat; that fined for eign conveyed to Alexandria le was con- fined hteen days longer, and then set at liberty witout tne! or examination and without being ine an, Cia what ground he had been a al. were examined and the evidence aired ao to show bey thre og | had — for the robbery in question. The case has pot concluded, ‘THE WOLLYWOOB-KEATING PRIZE FIGHT. [From the Evening Teleg Telegram The even if the fg! nn comes ttle will, nev ferthelese, be fought, but uot probably this week. COURT play — Ble DAY. —Part 1.—Nos, Ul, pore gts aa 1080, 1075, bi Si eh Bt ee 0006 Ten, Ba wit wana Almira Woolsey, King, Philadelphia—C H Mallory & +. Clyde, Gage, Philadeiphia—Baker & Dayton. Steamer Elizabeth, Fowler, Philadelphia. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. Steamaahi Feipoll (BE, LaMensurter, Liverpool March 90, vig Rowton Ay mése, to B Cunard. Steamship east (NG) Wenke , Bremen April 4, via South. fgmapton 7th, 6 PM, wit passengers, lo Oclrichs S'Uo. “Uxperienced strong westorty ables eat Bia sens the entire pasnare; to the eastward of ‘Newfoundland Hanks bad very wild, nasettled weather, and high, confused seam: April 19, at 8AM, passed rteamaly City of Paris, and at 84 AM Ginna Guba, both hance for Liverpool. ‘Stoamehip Fing, Baxter, Fernandina April 16, with cotton, &c, to master, Steamahip Rebecca Clyde, Chichester, Wilmington, NC, 60 hour, with mae, to Jaines Hand. Stoamanip JS Green, Chichester, Alexandria, with mdse, to james Hank aesmahip ‘Glancus, Waldron, Boston, with mdse, to WP’ Op Pp Arracan, Spencer, London and Portsmouth, Feb 25, with mdae, to EK Morcah & Son, Took « pilot Isth inst from pilot boat Francis Perkins, No 13. Bark Templar of Baltimore), Wilson, Baenon days, with biden and 4 passengers, (o EF Davison. Wind'hne “Bark Traveller (Br), nr ented, Rio Janetro March I with coffee, to L. Vhipps & Co. Sailed in company with bark Lord Baltimore, for New York. Bark _R Murray Jy Wilson, Port au Prince, 10 days, with my Murray om the An ine Kobbe (of Searsport), (Cn) vara gr 12 days, wil bar and And molasses, to J JEW rd Aprit 19, Int 99, lon 74 e bark Blanchard, {vom Néw ork for Gardewan.. Bark White Cloud (of Providence), Freeman, Jacksonville, 8 days, ce low toed to HW Loud & Co. April 15, lat 85, a. py ‘i gale —— oo lost foretopaatlyard ‘and centre Bi habe ‘ond strat fe veasel slightly, causing se to leak La stroken poclkows ming tin, Gremor, Palermo, 7 days, with (ruil, to Brig Vielorla Amelia (Br), Ferrio, Palermo, 56 days, with sulphur, £c, to master. lat 28 lon 73, spok “hi Cen yeiton tte Yee ee oe Brig Ettore (Aust), Deaalohell, Trieste, 5 days, with f to slotarich & Smith, oy Wan Seay Bria Jeannette (NCD, Pune, Rio Janelro, 88 days, with cof- fp te oars (NG), Lasakaas Angostura, 18 days, with aT H hideatio Co. : vies Marte Fel Holton (Br), Pettigrew, Clenfuegon, 11d rit sie! a es ifr bo. Had ¢ecy' reate Wenitter oon of | Smet Teun} days orth of ‘Double Headed Shot ‘rig Vicginia, Wood, Cumberland Harbor, 16 days, with wae i Victor Re Wolo, ia reported, yesterday), of Mo 14 inssee, to P Hevlief Pos ‘tong W nnd’ SW'winds auriee ike a t ye EE ra (Bi, Haver, Sogn, 17 day, with im chr Velo! saenmgeBeley.” Wee irnaie. ‘ve Beaks, hed bard ones ogueaes Tostia ( ‘of ce re ony Mageaie, PR, 1¢days, with “Snr Ee & ow t =) Cardenas, 11 days, “ear Toon he Foon “Winona, reals a for New Haven. Eres Van Xi Ao ve + Belle Sehr B wine ict Sobe K - Growoll, Sievenson, hr P A Shannon, Crowetl Albert Sawyer, Philadel Sie re Garrat Putnatih ray =e or Boston. Bebe dom Maraeth Sehr Kate, Sever’, Sehr James harset. fn for Namvoket. iphia for Pawtucket. vor Providen and. Read, Arnold, Portland. Gary mats ead ae, rv new, Po i Star Joma Ci Rtas. alin tee Neveaste, Sobr Chas 8 Mayhew, Randall, Boston tor Botimere. Mary Jackson, Gibis, Robt a La Bul Mori Sarr Freeriok wens. ene Lucy B Brana, Bracke New Bene Moniio:, Rovbina, Wi Sehr Chas Carlton, Chase, ‘Wareham for Port Jobase. Sehr Tithe, Anderson, Dighton for Eli port. Sehr Bunter, tm, abe by aly aeiphie. ebrd 47 Collins, weneer, Fall Riv Sebr Gen Grant i hives, Sehr suet free opie You Rive: ge oy nett, . i River for Bur, obeth pork. Cole, Pall River for Elizabethport. sr at sir smaoieas wiucket for Phliadeipbia. oe Soenta Gg = peers He rr nit London for Rondont. pagtee fon jewhury. urgens (of Bs paras, Rich, ‘New Haren, to iosd Rona Acad Bye ren tr Palade } Hi amen Newman, New Haven for Phila- del Grifin, Mi Sche Ware, Hubbards Wem faves for Nes ramet te Behe Alvatdo, Whitmore New Haven for New Brunswick. Haven for New Brunswick, ‘4 ap, New Haven for" Ni Sor Gave Bramsae Reak, Morris ae ew Brumewick. engi Harlot & Bafaby Warren, New Haven for New Bruns: i Rohert R Watson, Allen, Now Haven f "Soh sh wee Mien, New Haven for Port Johnson apy Now Haven for Lieabethport. Rualing Schr ‘Wind Bal an wemyae Haven for ltitabethport. James Hofman, Alexander, New Haveu for Birzabeth- Schr P F Braty, Hale, New Haven for pe oa Sehr Maring famnill, New Haven for Elizabethpo: Schr Mi 2, New Haven for Bltzabethport. ” Bui: Behr Marthe Jane, rermeee Bridge) Schr Charles Schr Ellzabeth Sore Prison dane fa, Bri hate seport for mn Elicabethport. a Schr Barab Jane, Foley, Bridgeport ‘fork Eliznbethport. Schr Lizzie & Toles, ew Ra Bi ye Schr Win E Bird, Merrill, Ni ik. J Tinker, stanley, South Norwalt: for Elizabethport, Geor Smith, Minas, Ct ula Pore doa hr Alice Pearce, Lon catroet, ety from wreck of brig Hiram ADif, ashore at Long Branch, Schr Ida Grant wrecker), Brown, Faulkner's Island, I 4, from examination ot, vessel’ supposed. be the'alaop E Sprague, bat which proved to be a schooner loaded with con The bark Union (Br), Cerrior, which arrived om Sunday from Shields, 18 cous ated to Lh Halton, Weaton, & C {pate ‘The bark Abbie Thomas (Br), Raymond, from Seaup, er reports nlonot nigra, inaNE a NE gale, ehifted 4, saw & aie at pli boxes, 4e; picked some ney among them al saaton ‘es *'No 4, Bt Paul chures, Movite, ” = cme marked “Or- American Shtpmasters’ Association. NO, BL WALL GTRERT—ROOMS 23, 25 AND 27. The following approved masters have received conimissions from thié assoctation :— ing—H127, William W Brooks, brig Colorado: 5490, wilh Ouien, tohr Arete; BRE, Miller rown, bork OK F Wharf; John Valpey,’ stenmabi Thomas Meson} Ait) oahu B Libor, bar Henry Eadson, tent Joseph. Maxteld, as Bo barter owas ewe tesa tf or, Hall; ferent eiee brig Agenora; 484, Geo Brooks, (oie, schr James M Waterbury’ Amaziah Brown, brig Mal wankee; BAI, Horace ¢ Aller en, chr J Allen: re Mosher ; 5408, "Edward tt eae 3 Goi le; Tunes Burtess bel A Milliken Wm Vickerman ; overt Gilchrist’ Bas "rg ‘Ged ‘Gite nist ; Sie, Nehemiah A Strout sche 3 A Ba a, Androw Wil fon, ship Koomar ; 54 John ‘Ameya homme E Evans; in ohn W Thacratt, sehr Jul Marine Disasters. Srp Atria, Lawton, at Now Bedford, reports picked up, Dec 18, iat 19 8, Ion 160 WW, in an open boat, the second an third officers and tive of iaes crew of wrecked ship Annie Dougherty (of Liverpool), from Victoria Cor Sydney, and landed them at Borotongo.’ Bux Dowa (NG), Ohisen, from Rio Janoiro for Delaware Breakwater, put into St Thomas 6th inst leaking, with loss of stanchions, sails, &c ; would have to discharge cargo. D, Robbins, of and for New Bedford from St Helena, which put into Bermuda in distress, remained Ith {nst, abandoned, and would be aod. Soe Stpwex Purcy, fm Zaza, Cubs, for Philadetphiay before reported ashore on Babia Hon is despatch from Key West to have been si Sonn be Sh ln (of Gloucester, 85 tons), Captain Rowe, from Greenport for George’« Bank, mistook a house light on in Meme ‘or Tarpaulin Cove, night of the 17th inst, and ing Up, as wae supposed, to enter the Cove, wont ashore on the south aide of the island of Cuttyhunk about 9 0% ‘cx0ck. The people of tyhunk hauled the Humane Society's bn acroas the island acd took off the erew, the sea runnin: that the men had to be taken off the yibboom. When they hi’ the vessel was tight, but it was too rourb AM of 18th to do anything about getting herof, She ts insured in Gloucester, Soun Rrvp.e ‘of Trenton, NJ), Conover, was run into white lying at ancher in New Have harbor by the schr Helen Augusta, of Portland, Gt. Oarried way bowaprit and opened her forward, cansing'her to leak, ‘alee. broke ®ampson post and windlass, besides other damage. The R was loaded with coal and bound to Essex, Ct. Miscellaneous. ‘The New York Submarine Company are putting a new bollor in thelr steamer Resoue, and are having her thoroughly jauled and put incomplete order. She will be ready for aotive operations in about ten days. Suir AupuuON, #2 tone, built at Warren, RI, in 1863, has been sold at Pliliadelphia for the coasting trad Sonn C OCLARK, 121 tons, 244 years old, boil, nh eetnel bunk, und hailing {fom Portiand, Me, has been purchased in this clty by Mr W 8 Crook, on private terms, Notice te Mariners. WRECK OF THE STRAMBHTE QCOTLAMD OFF GANDY HOOK. Hook. She is moored tu 7 fathoms water, about half a mile from the wreck, and ona line pie Lo ond the main Ii nol Handy Hook, the latter beariny compass won, Bandy Hook, Nie byw by Wi iin. lands of Na Neves Lighthouse, SW 4 8,” and Sandy Hi Light 8. Tigntveond! 15. schooner i with round eae, work day marks at onch maast hoad; wit show two. red isnte one above the other, which should be visible under ordina tate of the atmosphere about lx miles; a fog, boll wil be tolled fa thick or foggy weather. She { ry with “Week o: Scotland” painted in cach nideand =o a0" on the tera, ¥ By order of the Lighthonae Bo ‘A LUDLOW CASE Tutti Inspoctor, 34 dist, FIXED Lignt = art ISLAND, Sorte ent ISLAND PA8S- jE, BAMAMAS, WEST On or about the! Ist of June next a ight will be exhibited from a lighthouse erected mae pot iW end of Castle Island, at the southeastern entran Srooked Island seme The lait will be a fixed Ets Sinbe, ee feat above hig! ter, and should be seen in clear weather 17 miles by an ob- server elevated 15 feet above the level of the sea. It will Minminate an arc of 340 degrees, the blank portion being di- rected towards Acklin's Island. The ah | a, is dioptric, of the second order. The tor pin Temes gf and stands within about 270 yards of th vibe 3 FY rater, and tte bel me of tho island; its base is %4 feet inbove b it base to vane 114 feet, in bulll of native stone, of whitish color, alternating exter: nally with three bandsof red brick, which commence at the othe keepers? dwellings stand on the NE and NW aides of the lighthouse. Tuat 22 6 40 N, lon 74 2040.W of Greenwich. Magnetic varia- ton 8 degrees By command of the Governor, C'LENPRIERE, Colonial Secretary. Whalemen. Bark Johu A funn, arene, of Sag Harbor, sailed from 85 Helena Feb "iB to « Bark Globe, Tripp, of NB, ealled from St Helena Feb 13 to crnise aud home. te Diack letler® on ‘coming from sea ‘Atrived a New Bedford 18h, ahip Alpha, Lawton, North fone! Ave eg with 550 ad 100 be bone, Sent ie 3 raya Fan os an Bere ak a: sey pince leaving Hi Ohio, Btapleford, hey Ocean, with asobieeg rer rit on, the vopage ce bbl gp 308 do wh porta ald trom Prince Moreh’ 90, in oS Boveri Stetson, vit gel agrd ne hes Macy, Salam, tor home in toes ‘all ares este | to 0 da March aang No, Hawes, N1 rived at Hon bg ned ho Milo, Hawes, NB, and Arrived at ritony ore Sih Inet, bark Tropic Bird, French, NB, from a cruise, with 180 bbls sp oil. Spoken. aia Beeeret trom Sen Francisco for Liverpool, Jan 23, Bark Falke, Kassebotm, from Singapore for Boston, Jan Fyone from London for New m4 Jon IT 13. Bark March 99, lat 48 Bark George shgman, Eldridge, 98 dara from New Yor! bo aml ‘Jan H (before jan 18), lat 11 13 8, ion Bark Rathbone (Br), from Cardiff for Philadelphia, April Boston for faerese, ‘april Ii, tet 22, ton Foreign Ports. AREXDAL, March 25-Salled, Albion, Jobeeu, America: 26th, Zingara, Jol por + Serie Passed Uy. TF by, Writes at att from sii ‘Sbanghae for do; A Homer, ’ You le, Walker, Aden ; akg tea! C Rune’ March 3, Susan A Ba lontevide, nny March li--Salled, Brot, Annerley vente Bi Buck, Nickell, Ba noo isa ‘Merch 6—Arrived, David Miller, James, Pernan- Salted 7th, Pavorite, New Orleans. Canpirr, April 3—Arcived, Norwegian, Musana, Rotter- Morgan, dam. , March 9-0 port ships Roswell 8 Se amy Hage, Fer Aor, ‘ag Calo Calumet, 'c Sor London do ; os for or Colombe ed eld; mate ‘ Teac tron Saugor ‘The The Mount ‘Wash eee ee Egan; Mh, Flower of he Porat tani Oliver, NYork. DUNaENze®, April S—Passed by, Goetbe, Deetjen, trom ‘0 remec. bat ry roh 29 Arrived, pk, 44 Collins (Br), Mills, Measina nailed same day for Mahon Bd, ark Dasiel Webster, Crosby, Messinn ; 96h, rig ‘Ollmor Meredith, Arm Malte; 260, va Daniel (Br, 0 _ ol rem, bark Actin (Be), Swall Alor (hey eterno, trom al an Pied ame mein fo for ty quaran- tine; Jombna & Mi Mertyman (Bri Allen, hi Br fenbty, a ‘ing: Uncle ‘Som, Peane Penneli, repg: taununo, Aj yf} 3-—Salled from Cuxbaven 86, John Ber- aye Apel $c Holep Angier, Staples, NYork. Hoxe Rona. Ped Te Balled, Jue Guittin, Sorkson fan Francisco; 1h, Ceres, Lorenzen, York : 26th, supply, Con havax it 11 Arrived, ar Freeman, ra ‘of the Macy New 1, New York; Stara & is, Beara (Crom 'Bomton), York for led 7 $a whek, Hi March tf, Burgermeister Stora feat Het itinean or wisn, Heiwlug, ‘Owens, Baltimore: Cleared pred Bal “iene ron it derah Phillips, Baltimore , Alaypae, btladetphte | Jemima, Savannah ; Princeton, North i Volunteer, Ci atom Th port March BI, bark Edith Mary, Johnson, for NYork; Byloged Lindobl (Norw), for do; James Davidson |, for Baltimore, Philadelphia or New York Francis Jane, Norria, for Baltimore; Linus (Bri, Evan ad Orleans; Ans (Dan, Brink, pon Pac NYork; roe ‘or do; sobr Alli: Hol }, Beck, SouThaMPron, Atri 4 Artved, Borla (s), Undutech, Bremen (and left for Baltimore). ea REDS, eresa, Suanawae Fob If Arrived, Ooutser Dickey, Toochow. poigearons, Feb 19—Arrived, What Cheer, Ainsworth, Pe- TE THON AR, April 6—In port ship Alice Ball, Colson, - ‘alparaiso: bark Dora (Prus), Obit from Rid Janice ‘. Belgware Breakwater, put inth in distress; achre. Mary Gage, Hopkins, wrecking; sloop Champion, Cox, trom New for wer, jo Jegetro soca, rep "ia = 29, sehr aras0g- Passed by do M6th, bark Wairens Averiis rom Montevideo, “Fibers, Feb 12—Sailed, Ceres, New York; Mth, Fide- American Ports, ALEXANDRA, April 18—Arrived, schr EH Furber, Coble, pind Sehr Ww Wm Arthur, Andrews, New York; A Tridett, Ron Ne AD il 18, PM. tou, Bt Youn, mii tare, i) cy Ree ene, ae eae Putman, Atwood, H i aches 8 Finda Ea aR a ips Oriental, and Ashland; brig Poinsett; echr Wm es ved, achrs Fisher, Eldridge, and Rachel Seaman, Seaman, Philuidlphie; & 8 ‘Conant, \—put In for a harbor. ip eben. ‘0th—Arrived, steamer Nereus, Bea: k; bark Fenny Atkinson (BP) Li Liverpool: bi ponding “Blliow, Dexter, Clentaegne ;Joale A Devereux {Alex Mill Ken, Rend, Rend, Newbare Ch rie Maly, Lam Low, Gala id Spring: renege Uhlitepee : Marte Mara = WD blckraed ‘Aux Cayes; David red Fon, “thee fae, mery, Adatin, Low, v4 rican. ratte reir Mismehabe, ‘Clasttegea; Laer = Yo Wey Walker, Caps Hayton; Bolte: Bette Apel ict me came oases A sc Piae iy Nera (Be Mackie, Martinique; below, echr son, Clavell, from ‘Cleared chee inal Diamond Fou Salem ; Lola M: we Pe , rovidance Ocean "Ben 7, do. ; John eS Er Na epberale loan red), RLPART Apri iS. Guliedschre Joseph, MoCarty, Wash- ulger, gan nate ‘April’ 16, Maite, schr Alice Flora (Br), Johnson, Nassan. 2h Saiied, abip Hannah Morris (Bry Liverpool, PHASTPORT, April 10-Cleared, schir Balsimore, Duoa, FORTRESS MONROEK, April 20—Arrived, bark K @ H Rice and schr 8 F Bvans,'trom abla, for orvars, GEORGETOWN, SC, April \0—Arrived, schrs Susam Wright, Mount, NYork : <ghe W Watauga, Munro, Charlestom, ig NY ork. Klonred Vous achr Wale Dil “English, Norwalk, C4; 14th, brig Roamer, Yordaa, Bath, OUCESTER, Apr IB ‘Arrived, steamtug Robort J Getty, Sherman, NYork for Portiand, KAY WEST, ihpeit LL-Arrived, brig, Samos Crosby, Rald- 12th, steamer Tillie, Patsy, do for alves- chr Kate he toh, ‘Adama, Minatitlan fot NYork. ‘VC Berry, and 8 B Merrick. pmol, § Apt Arrived, dy ship Aracana (Br), Stewart, F Montrose, Megeo, Havana. NYork; Of vANs, fori vod stonmabtpe Leith ¢ verpoot ai Vor’ a, para ie Nokon, NYorks slip’ Wallaoe Carney, Liver. ‘k Fanny Ealer (Br) j brig Wlid Hu (Bre derson, Ports Rico; schra Eline (Br, Johnson, F Reed, Howes, Boston. Below steamship Oleopntra, Louslon's aohr Panny Keating, Dantos, from Cartenas. Sowrnweer' bane, Apt it, 6 PM—Barometcr aromets Bad rind UTR Ka? FAs, M— Si strong. A Pi Mundelle (t), dale, Livocpoo! Saline anf Atti ae W oy nm mine Earthy obs M Hl Rest, Hetson de’; ‘Tryady Boule Thompson, und Jobin © Baxter, Jones, NYork. POwT, 18—Arrivod, =H oe pantie) ‘or Now Haven (put in ‘ors provisions) Phi ‘or ‘Jarah Gardner i Pay Cicer ‘4 Point. eer imore for Allyn’ 18—Arrived, U 8 schoolship Sabine, Ey HA iow ; brig Bilan Thomp: 2; Dx W W Powers, Hawkins, Hobo- ten’ Freakin Piero g; Hlodguon’ Ad Smith; Dantes Hemingway: MM familton, Green; Stranger, Davis ihe vid, Elizabeth, Monson, Ellzobeth- Parkers Fark Baltimore ; Addie P As ee ot Mary! erate J ioc, Sarre ae Puanbe Bi johnson; Tolma, Nor! Seder Late ca Toomped ie cane thao pated songs ahchomia 8, ‘aio David oa eT TLADECEHIA, Apri 18, PM—Below. bark r, bark Paaiio (Bete the rl dachnrg cargo Mi a (arrived at Chester “. tangas; V Brige | Paragos, bry ge) Mie Thompsot Trinidad ; schra W B tas; BV Glover, ersoll; Mery, fel Bitar Ragland MA Bde ry Nay, Hac tA A Watsén, ‘Nickerson, Norvalk thos T Tasker, Allen, PAWTUCKET, April 19—1 ert schr Benj Butler, NYork. Pg RR 'y ore; ; Slinmons, 3 (ayo, No lly, Kappa- Norfolk ; fake nan "A Andrews, a Daniel ‘simmons, Mayor Coli Ne ie 5 Biel Lith Corin, Te, Puliielphie? Jaren Elizabethport; Elisha T Smith, ree Rita d Htayuor, Hutchison, Bt ve Ella Pw Elizal port, ‘Batlo-Dick Williams, Corson, Baltimore: pea ete ‘ibang rg ter ae York; Globe, ‘Deering, jew York; sloop Commerce, "Tyler, ond» Arrived, schra Nellie Doe, Ryder, magtgonrite® Bile A Richardesn, eet ot iia er, Philadelphia ;'S P Bates = era i owiee,' Willard ane Ta ticains ickerson ; J John Yon Fonder, Je ‘Dorrell rea star mid ira pad jendid, Phinne; Ce RL A 3 wick, b Seles, ship Bt 5 ra PRARCTIOO, March 2. ae, =a A Pmt be bet 2 ‘%4, ship Audubon, mae wi i reeds AMP Werden, yi Wicing Moree a aaa April a —_ E &A Lovett, Hatéeta, au end Jackson, 16th —Cleared, bark | were ke Ay ‘Gen gharace, NYort; back Jere Roan lcated rr Chitton, Vera Cruz. Witte IN, NO, April 17—Cleared, achr Nellie Belle, je. ‘steainahip Wm P Clyde, Powell, NYork ; sche ee ved, stecmer Fairbank prraererratas American res.—The Collection from the American Art ee eat, Hold at auction thle apa to-morrow evening, ($88 Broadway. 108 the, Wind, com oun ‘omaph rough mpm 5 cha indiet s blenieh on Desuly'that PHALON'S PAPHIAN POTION wl not ren ‘remove, A.—Ward’s. Perfect way and Union square ; also at Tae gl jway. Collars and also wholesale and we oy ‘Ws Cul Broadway and ‘equate; reall ‘at 387 Broadway. wey sew ntique Stone of rare the brani mtn eat otly Se. For crerywhere. 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