The New York Herald Newspaper, March 4, 1869, Page 7

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FROM ial PARTS OF THE WORLD luz REVOLUTION 1 REVOLUTION IN CUBA. | SPAIN. Arxerte of Contst, Lentontrinaastunt Vegas ‘ar Material Discovered and Seized. MADRID, March 3, 1869. Seven leaders of the Carlist movement have been Pasian im Arragon. A quantity of arms and ammu- nition which had been concealed by them was dis- covered and seized, and important papers and cor- seqaneemen also fell into the hands of the govern- GERMANY. WRelease of American Prisoners | ro x--King of Hanover Protests Against in Havana. ADMIRAL HOFF’S FLEET. Sailing of a Filibustering Expedi- tion from Nassau. REOPENING OF- THE INDIAN WAR, One Thousand Braves on the War Path. CUBA. \Arrival of More Troops frem Spain—An American Prisoner Released=The Brig J. D. Lincoln Clears. Havana, March 3, 1860. The Spanish man-of-war Cadiz arrived here to-day from Spain with 1,000 fresh troops. Orders have been issued for the release of John M. ‘Utley, Consular Clerk in the American Consul Gene- val'sofMfice. Mr. Utley has been in prison for nearly @ month, not for any political offence, but on ac- eount of some trouble with a coachman. The American brig J. D. Lincoln, which was de- tained here for taking cargo at Sierra Morena after \ that port was closed by Dulce’s proclamation, finally seeps @ clearance at the intercession of the Ame- nsul. Dental of the Surrender ef Arango. Havana, March 3, 1869, The Voz de Cuba (newspaper) denies the report, recently published in the Diario, of the surrender of “the revolutionary General Arango, pronouncing the ry “impossible and untrue.” The Diario has ly become exceedingly sensational. American Citizens Relcased—Movements of the United States Squadron—Arrival of More Troops from Spain—Rebel Prison- ef» for Fernando Po—The Clergy Aiding the Spaniards—Activity of the Insurgents Around Saqua la Grande—Departure of a Cuban Steamer from Nassau. Havana, March 3, 1869. Utley, Lanzea, Leon, Roseas, Cahas, Pintado, jsrritet and five others who have been in prison here tor some time past, and who claimed to be citizens of he United States, have all been released to-day by order of the Captain General. One-half of the vessels comprising the North At- ‘lantic squadron, under command of Rear Admiral | Hoff, are here at the present time. The Contoocock ius im port. The Penobscot is at the mouth repairing. ‘she leaves to-morrow for ‘Cienfuegos and other ports “along the coast. The Gettysburg has gone to Key ‘West for the purpose of coaling, after which she will Proceed to Nuevitas and several other points. Ad- ‘amural Hoff is displaying considerable activity in the ‘work of protecting American interests. A steamer arrived to-day from Cadiz with 100 men n board, 1 ost of whom are marines. The brig /. D. Lincoln has finally obtained a clear- @nce and - led, ‘More truop@ have been sent by ratiroad to the interior. The Spanish steamer Monctezuma has gone to Nuevitas, and from thence will cruise along the coast. She has on board $50,000 with which to pay the troops, together with a considerable quantity of munitions of war. A ship has been chartered to carry 300 rebel prisoners to the island of Fernando Po. The bank, by authority of the Captain General, limits the exchange of notes for gold to ten dollars. The authorities have advertised for horses and other animals. ‘The bishop has offered one-sixth of his income for bree months to support the volunteers. The Catholic clergy have offered one-tenth of theirs, elon the various Catholic brotherhoods are subscrib- funds for the same p' of te Zvensa anges the soquestra- opped and tured a train of cars. They ae a train, captured the engineers and some emplo; and Look possession of all that was of value, insurgents were very active on the Intelligence from Nassau tothe Ist has been re- ceived. it — that on the 16th ult. a Cuban steamer full and carrying @ large number of arms and a consi —_ cee of ammunition, left the island for the Cuban coast. An Insurgent General Captured and Sen- tenced to be Shot—An English Naval Officer Havana, March 3, 1869, An insurgent General has been captured and taken Seen been sentenced to Commander Spencer Huntley, of the British war steamer Cherub, was recently drowned at Nassau by the upsetting of @ boat in the surf. Havana Markets. Havana, March 3, 1869. ‘The sugar market continues dull and inoperative. ¥.xebange is a shade firmer in tone. re ILLINOIS. Briving a Legisintor—Attempted Marder. ‘i Cuicaco, March 8, 1869. Asensasion was created in Springfleld this morn- ing by Reprosentative Munson’s announcement in the Miinois House that as chairman of the Printing mittee he had been offered{$400 as @ brive , $200 which He handed to the clerk, oonel John Van Horn, an ex-Alderman of this was arrested one m he ‘or . Ses ‘the peace. held to bail in the sam of 30,000 to keep PENNSYLVANIA. Philadeiphin Societies at the Inanguration— Prices of Eastern Coasting Freights. PHILADELPHIA, March 8, 1869. Accommittee of the City Councils, the Baxter Fire ‘Zouaves, National Guard, Weccacoe Legion, Good ‘Will Engine, Harmony Engine, Taylor Hose and Re- ye Invincibles P yd left the Ay for Washing- in to-day to attend 1869 freights will it was eed that during Sol ve carried east Cod_ for less than $2 60 = ton, and to Rhode vihand | for less than $2 per EUROPEAN MARKETS. —Lonpon, March 2—4:30 Lonpon Mongy Mark’ P. M.—Oonsols closed at % for money and count, American securities closed br and steady. ‘United States vere hondi 1%; lilinots Cen- 4%; Atlantic — a Grane Wostion: 4; Erie ea bs ‘BOURSE Panis, Mi Nar 8.—Bourse dull; Rentes, Tif. 2c. Faars re ih y phere nd Poe 34 Even. .—United five-twenty bonds closed at for the issue of 1862, or TavEnpoot. Corre Corton in get hart | March Sune apna an Tid. ‘ maine Mt Oren, 1244, amhe eales toot wp LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS AND Faoppos Manger— iayesrocs, March 3,—Qaotations of yesterday re- asters een, Mane gee” br a vening—| eum, refin lo Gd por owt. Linseed cakeaa 610 10 the Confiscation of His Property. BeRiy, March 3, 1869, A document has appeared, signed by ex-King George, of Hanover, protesting against the confisca- tion of his private property by the Prussian govern- ment. ENGLAND. Death of Viscount Gough. Lonpon, March 3, 1869, Viscount Gough dicd yesterday. He was nearly ninety years old. CENTRAL ASIA. The Disturbances in Caboo! Exaggerated. Lonpon, March 3, 1869, Later advices from India report that the affair at Kohat was not as disastrous as at first stated. The War Office has advices to-day stating that only one of the British soldiers was killed and two taken prisoners. MEXICO. Letter from Mr. Romero on the State of the Country—The Puebla Outbreak of Small Consequence—Its Eurly Suppression Confl- dently Kxpected. WASHINGTON, March 3, 1869. Mr. Romero writes to a friend in Washington as follows:— MEXICO, Feb. 9, 1869. Knowing the interest you take in Mexican affairs gives me pleasure to inform you that the condition of things at large continues to improve in this coun- try, although slowly and with some difficulties, Un- fortunately we have yet, now and then, some military mutinies which, although easily sub- dued, cause us trouble and continue to character abroad. One of took place at Puebia on the 8d inst. under Don Stigubl Ne Negrete. He succeeded rH causing a squadron of troops which was on duty there to rebel against the government in exacting some money, using the most violent means. He left the city a8 soon as he heard the government forces were about the town. A sufficient number of pcg have been Cay ae in pursuit of the and it lieved they will not be able to keep their ground more than 9 few days. This result shows that the military muti- nies which on former occasions have caused so much harm to Mexico are of little consequence now. It 1s Likely this will discourage other parties from embarking on such undertakings in the future. THE INDIAN WAR. Iudians Congregating on the Staked Plaius— 1,000 Braves on the Warpath—Disposition of Sheridan’s Forces. es Sr, Louis, March 3, 1869. Aletter in the Republican, dated Camp Suppiy, Indian Territory, February 14, gives the following account of affairs in the Indian country:— 1 left General Sheridan’s headquarters on the beeen KS the 10th inst., en route tor General Carr’s on the San Francisco creek, @ tribu- ryt the orth ae of the Canadian river. On ~ leaving General Custer turned from his rultiess search for the Gheyenue camp, hear the mouth of Medicine Bluff creek, at the eastern extremity of the Washita Mountains, about 165 miles west, finding the trails fresh and ali the Indians going rapidly south and west toward the headwaters of the Red river and the Staked Piains. There are now about 200 lodges of Cheyennes, ninety lodges of Arapahoes and sixty lodges of Co- Manches on the warpath, together with a few parol Apaches and a few Kaws and the Dog soldiers, Fall Ball, cief of the band, numbering in ail pons 1,000 warriors, General Custer is now under orders % move west with his regiment, the Seventh ited States cavalry, and the Nineteenth Kansas Volunteers, under Colonel Crawford, to Bim fork of the Red river, scouting the country from the head waters of that Se ae aunt aa E. A. Carr is to move south, locating his ton the main Canadian river, near the 101s 4 ridian of west lon- gitude, moving chence south. Colonel Evans moves also south from his present command, on Monument creek, near ed 100th meridian, on the Canadian river, having under his command the Third United States cavalry and a small detachment of the 'rhir- tieth infantry, while Colonel Brooks marches from bo ‘west towards the same region, draw! his sup- from Fort stanton. The intention of the Gen- oeticcumanaing 1s 00 drive the hostile savages to- wards one common centre, until one or all of the commands can reach and chastise them as they de- serve, or compel a surrender and submit to a settle- ment on their reservation on the terms proposed by nment. jor Ini Assistant is now en route to General Sheridan's new supply department, located at the mouth of Sweet Water creek, a tributary of the Elm Fork of the Red river, with a train of two hundred and fifty ae loaded with forage and subsistence stores. Supplies for General Custer’s command are being rapidly forwarded from Forts Arbuckle and Gibson and the Indian cam- paign must be brought to a close yong the next two months. itis to be hoped that this may be final. Bio the oo are taught what every army officer bordination to L pened authority, then and not till then will hostilities The Tenth United States cavalry, peed inv Kidd, is to be stationed at the new lished near the mouth of Medicine Blur creek, int the Kiowa and Comanche reservation with good animals ready to strike the Indians whenever they leave thelr reservation. ~ CENTRAL — YORK. A New Railroad to “Lebanon | Springs=—“Up the Hadson by Daylight”—Preparing for the Summer. SHARON, March 1, 1869. A railroad will be completed by July 1 from Cobleskill to Sharon in connection with the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad. Passengers, and espe- cially invalids, can take passage ‘ap the Hudson by daylight” to Albany, landing near the depot, and thence, without change of broad gauge cars, to Sharon, avoiding the long and tedious up hill ride, as in past seasons, by coach, On the return trij day boats wil be reached withont the pitt Ay! of leaving Sharon at an unseasonable hour in the morning. By the com! letion «i the Lebanon springs Railroad visitors to Le! d the White Moun- tains can avail themselves of an new and comfortable route by day boats to and from Hudson. Death of a Catholic Priest—Circuit Court in Binghamton. Brneuamton, N. Y., March 1, 1869, Rev. Patrick Lynch, an accomplished young Cath- lic priest, died in this city to-day, in the twenty- aixth year of his age. His remains will be taken to Syracuse for interment to-morrow. He was born in Kerry county, Ireland. ‘The remains of Font, C. H. Platt will be removed to Lyons, Wayne county, where they will be buried = Masonic honors on Thursday of this week. Balcom is holding a re court in this ign tne Jurors were sworn at one o'clock to-day. Several important cases are on the calendar and much criminal business is to be disposed of. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS. West Virginia ratified the suffrage amendment to the constitution yesterday. Ned O'Baldwin, the Irish giant, was bailed out of the Salem, Mass., prison yesterday by James D. Shea, of Boston, and two other gentlemen. Yesterday morning, by a vote of sixty-two to twenty-nine, the constitutional amendment was rati- fied in the Wisconsin Assembly. W.E. Smith and Abraham Clarke, of New York city, were arrested at Buffalo Fn > 7 ¢ - with forging @ check on the New Yo Bank. ‘The charter elections in Erie county, N. Y., have resulted the same as last ss There is @ repubil- can majority of three in the county Board of Super- visors. ‘The Ilinois Senate on Monday passed Mr. Fuller's restrictive railroad bili. “tu the railroad men make ho objection to it ite passage by the House is certain. ‘The Wisconsin Senate on Monday Sones bya 7" t -one to CI indenatt floure 0 submit tthe pe eon in 180 the question extending sulrage of the ‘aiegel ‘vite - soeet, Sa rucnbut Mac which had been “s journed until morning, was, at the request ¥ the Attorney Gen eral, ral, again S.atponed until Wed- nesday, the 241 Bese De Rete, s0es nine years, was drowned in a det R. I. ‘on 1.4 About the time two fell ne roof of a butlding owned by the father of young De Blois. One of hers, snr, Clarke, received injuries which ‘Will probably prove fatal. The ott iitam Car- Denter was less soriousiy injured. ‘The March Statement Compared with That of tm Corresponding Month of Last Year and with the February Statement of 1869. The following st ~ent of sal public debt on the Ist of March has just bees src from the Trea. sury Department. We compare the Sgurc# With the Statement made at thé corresponding time ws year:— DEBT re sont INTEREST. 1863. March 1, 1869, Five per cént bonds. . me “oat 490 $221, 889,500 Stx per cent bonds, '67, Six percent bonds of 81 289/076,000 289,677,400 Six per cent 5-20 bonds.. 1,407,321,800 —1,602,587,250 Navy pension fund...... 13,000,000 - Total bearing coin int..$1,026,160,991 $2,107,854, 050 DEBT BEARING CURRENCY INTEREST. Six per cent bonds...... ery Three percent certific’tes — 25, 585,000 $57,140,000 ‘Three year com. in. notes 46,244,730 * - Three year 7.30 notes,... 202,951,100 Navy pension fd, 3 pret. - Zotsl bearing cor’cy in. $297, 250,880 $71,140,000 Matured, not paid. 10,630,158 6,422,463 DEBT BEARING NO INTEREST. United States notes. ber! pean }356, 021,073 Fractiona! currency.. 82,307,94' 26,781,547 Goid certificates... 25,609, 775, Total bearing no int.. $414,105,054 $421,678,180 RECAPITULATION. Debt bearing coin int. ..$1,926,160,991 $2,107,854,050 Debt bearing cur’cy int. 297,250,880 71,140,000 Debt bearing no interest Gone 421,678,180 Matured debt not paid.. —_ 10,630, 6,422,463 $2,606,904,673 63,937,000 $2,660, 934,684 AMOUNT IN TREASURY. $106,623, 375 $98,741,260 21,754,082 16,853,529 $128,377, 457 $115,594,789 Det less cash in 'Tre’ay, 2,519,829,644 2, 545,336,904 Increase of the national debt since , 1868... Patio 25,507,282 VARIATIONS FROM LAST YEAR. Increase. Debt bearing coin int... $181,693,059 — Debt bearing cur'cy int. — $226,110,280 Debt bearing no interest 7,413,126 _ Matured debt not paid.. - 4,207,690 The following table compares the February state ment of the public debt with the previous one made on the 1st of January:— DEBT BEARING ytd INTEREST. Feb, 1, 1869, March 1, 1869. Five per cent bond: $221,589,300 — $221,589,300 Six per cent bonds of 81 283,677,400 ‘283,677,400 ‘Six per cent 5-20 bonds. Bn stein 350 1, 602,587,350 Total bearing coin int. $2,107,8 854,050 $2,107,854,050 DEBT BEARING CURRENCY INTEREST. Three percent certific’tes $57,410,000 $57,140,000 Navy pension fund...... 14,000,000 14,000,000 Total bearing cur’cyin. $71,410,000 $71,140,000 Matured, not paid...... 6,910,936 6,422, 463 DEBT BEARING NO INTEREST. United States notes. + $356,021,073 — $356,021,073 Fractional currency. 35,511,127 36,781,647 Gold certificates... 82,659,520 28,775,560 Total bearing no int.. $424,191,720 $421,578,180 RECAPITULATION. Debt bearing coin int... $2,107,850,050 $2,107,854,060 Debt bearing cur’e: int. 71,410.000 71,140,000 Debt bearing no interest 424,101, 720 421,578,180 Matured debt not paid. 6,910,938 6,422,463 $2,610,362,707 $2,606,994,603 62,017,000 53,937,000 $2,662,379,707 $2,660,931,604 IN TREASURY. $88,732,716 $98,741,260 + 17,441,333 16,853,529 Total in ++ $106,174,049 — $115,694,789 _ Jess cash in re'ay, $2,550,205,858 $2,545,336, 004 Decrease of the national debt since February 1, 1869........... 10,968,754 VARIATIONS FROM LAST MONTH. Increase. Decrease. Debt bearing coin ms $4,000 —_ Debt ‘cur’cy ini _ $270,600 Debt bearing no interest 2,615,540 Matured debt not paid... - 488,473 The debt of the United States, less cash in the Treasury, Was as annexed at the undermentioned dates:— March 4, 1861. $66,180,855 Sept. 1, 1867. .2,492, 783,365 Tuly 1, 1861... 88,498,670 Oct. 1,” 1867. .2,495,277,446 July 1, 1862... 502,921,408 Nov. 1, 1867. .2,491,504,450 auy z ++ 1,008,484.000 Dec. 1, 1867.20 206,761 Jan. 1, 1868.2, Pesstorassis 1867.2, 530, 763,889 Oct. 1, 1968. .2,534,643,718 + 2,523,428,070 Nov. 1, 1808, 2627 120358 Dee. 1, 1868. -2,530,031,844 june 1, 1867. .2,5 Jan. 1, 1869. ..2,640, 707,201 ne 1, 1867., .2,511,800,013 Feb. 1, 1869. ..2,656,205,658 Aug. 1, 1867. 2,511,306,426 March 1, 1869.2,645,336,904 ‘The warrants issued by the Treasury department during February to meet the requirements of the government amounted in round, numbers to the following sums:— 3 miscellaneous and foreign inter- Interest on the Dubite a debi: War Department Navy Deparvme: Interior, pensions ‘and indians TOUAL. 0... .ceeeeeeees 14,657,500 The warrants tasued for | the redemption of the public debt are ne not included tn the above. A CVEEREUL COMRADE ON A SwOUTHNG EXCURSION. A Man Shoots His “Brother-ta-Law Fall of Bird Shot. [From the Louisville Courier-Journal, Feb. 27.) Farly Lg morning two young men, Marquis Stamper and George chia, the latter aged about twenty-one ee the former between twenty-five and ue ye with guns upon their Lani fn sport in the woods, near New Al- junting on Silver creek, in Floyd coun- yy 3 some two miles from New Albany, =f pam some time, guided 515,615,937 ‘ated, and after being ben the report of thet fowling pieces, they graduaily drew hear together. At about ten o'clock A. M. they were within afew of each other, when Stam- Rita fired at a bird and immediately afterwards saw hilds pe ashort distance from him with his gun aimed at him, but as Childs was a joka = playiui fellow Stamper had no idea he going to shoot. Berore the latter had time to er out of range, however, Childs pulled ron ia gaine. The contents of his were di- rectly towards r teen of the shot envering variou: od the side of his fore- head down toashort distance below his armpits. ‘Three entered his chin, one struck his forehead, one his tempie, = gue his ence, four pierced lis breast and ot in the right eye, just above Ho pupil, a ite to the left. So much was Mr.\Childs rised by the accident that it was some moments betore he could recover his astonisnment aud realize what he had done. Mr. Stamper was 80 se- riously aay that he was carried,in a wagon to his residence. ee was called to administer medical aid, who expressed an opinion that the right eye had been entirely destroyed. Mr. Childs is@ brother-in.law of the wound = and had just returned from Omaha, where he been for some me. Both parties had started on a frolic in cele brating Child's return after so long au absence. GENERAL NOTES, The shoe business “down East” is at fever heat. A New Haven velocipedist has killed a $300 horse. ‘The bad land in Vermont ts 4,389 feet above — level, lepsy is considered a good excuse for murder in i ‘caren State Department expended $400 for soap last Cheap. ‘The wheat crop in Middle Tennessee presents & nena appearance. Accompany has been formed in Melbourne, Aus- traila, for growing cotton in the Feejee islands. ‘The value of the Mepee d at the aoe, a Mint, Phiiadeiphia, during Fe! ry was $197, Debates in the locus Legislature are S conaunind ona in English, partly in French and sometimes in "a ichoet teacher im Chi be for pat a little oi Sepa, ey "Ooi, one convicted of murder, has sentenced to be hung in Jefferson couaty, Ky., on co apr 30, oy 0 shi sevent; ht bushels of wheat in b rein he a fen snippea ia 1868 Was upwards of ung “Sata ing "st in i, ow 3,000,000 pounds of spun cotton'y ‘The weather wae er 4 ot Caliente next year will be a dry one and sary to get breadstuis trom the ttinnue States. Congress and the lature of Massachusetts are sald to be the only legisiative bodies that adhere to the old custom of engrossing bills on parchment. on are about 10,000 Indians in Minnesota—all Sn. a live on @ reservation in the ern part of the State and cost the government $500,000 annaally. Mrs. Helen Ekin Starrett, of Lawrence, Kansas, ts anew ker on the —, and capabilities of ‘womani poe the press of that State mention with the highest praise. She ts described as ponte, handsome and un-‘ minded ;! — for woman without belong bitter ‘against man. van fifteen dollars juge she broke the State some time It ig understood the troller will immed. institute criminal proceed- with & view of attempting to recover the fw wd it te intimased wat Cede of the have veen, Dut shumed throat 82 Se managers oF } the in that end of the State. Memphis | 18 certainiy ge‘"!?2 tore than her eaare. The school fund, it seems to as, ‘Was suificient ¢@ divide around, without resorting to other modes to “raise Union, Feb, 26. —————— ee SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York---This Day. 6 30 | Moon rises. .morn 12 05 5 55 | High water...eve 1 20 Weather Along the Const. Bert shen Fhapmsnetr Fialgter Cove. ‘ PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 3, 1869. Herald Captains and Pursers of Veetels arriving at this port wit please deliver all packeges intended for the HmRAup to our regularly authorized agents who are attached to our Steam Yacht fleet. The New York Associated Press do not now collect marine reports nor attend to the delivery of packages, as will be seen by the following extract from the proceedings Of the regular monthly meeting, held March 3, ogee Resolved, That onand after April 1, 1! Press will dis tinue thé HE joagense Press will discontinue, the jon’ of a afvalip news ta tne news in the B@ The office of the sbaphe steam ana Jamrs and JEANNETTE ie at Whitehall slip. Alt comennaiontions from owners and eonsignees to the ‘m inward bound ves- seis will be forwarded free of churge. CLEARED, Steamship Hatteras, Roberts, Norfolk—N I. M a Drew, Alexandria—J Hand. Seamsiip Acushnet, Ki Kelly, New Bedford—Ferguson & Ship Faroe Marshall, Gardner, Liverpool—C H Mar- Bark Wavelet (Br), Ware Bg, Bio dene Janeiro—! Bark T Cushing, Walsit & Carver. Raa Ellen Dyer, Lelund, Matanzas—H D & J U Brook- Bros. “fark Lavinia, Davis, Matanzas—Brett, Son & Co. Hark Flor del Mar, Killmam, Stockton, Me_-W Ingalls. Brig Bessie (Br), Hodge, TriestoG F Buller. Brig Hastern Star, Fouts, Barbados Bish 10} oe Bachelor (Br), Cariow, Barbados—J Poyaton’s Son & “Firlg Helen A Hoyt, Cranmer, Kingston, Ja—A H Solomon, Brig Valencia, Strout, Ponce’ PR Miller & Foughton, hton, CardénasSimpson & Clap Adame Matanzas Miller, * Houghton, Pitts, graye J DeWolf B Gager. Miller & Hou Schr Paul Seavey, Lowell, St Crotx—D Trowhrid 0 Co. Schr Alice Oakes, Masson, inagna—B J W Ser Anna Susah, Henderson. Mobile D Hurlbut & Co. Sehr W Hones, Line, Fernaudina--A Abbot. Sehr B H Jones, Davia, Jacksonvilie Van Brunt & Si Schr Hamburg, Spragud, Key West via Ellzabeinpo raway & Flym sebr A ‘D Scull, Scull, Charieston—N L. McCready & Co. Hawkins, Charieston—N_L McCready & Co. Washington —Thomas & Holmes. Schr y W Knight, Plum, ee B Cowperthwaite, Newbury, Baitimore—Van Brant Sent Hvelyn, Burger, Stamford. Steamer Millvile, Renaur, Philadephia. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. Steamship Australasian (Br), M MeMlicken Liverpool Feb 20 and Que Queenstown Slats with, my id 318 passengers, to E Steamship Caledonia (Br), McDonald, Glasgow Feb 12, and Movilie 12th, with mdse and passengers'to Headerson Bros Steamship Bienville, Baker, New Orieans Feb 30, SW Pass Havana 26th, with miite and passengers, to Living. Fox & Co. Was detained 48 hours at SW Pass by fo5 experienced heavy northerly gales from Havana to Cape Hat- teras, Feb 27, at 2 PM, off Cape Florida, exchanged signals with a bark showin, white a border and letter H In centre ; 3d inst, 9:30 AM, off Absecom. exchanged signals wath a bark showing wihl’dag with black ‘circle ‘and in centre. sie be ane New Orleans, with mdso and pas- sen, has H Mallory 4 Co, jp Alabama, Limeburner, Fernandina, Fla, Feb 24, with mdse and passengers to the Florida Raliroad Go” Mareh 1,12 Fey lat Sh lon 7, pamved steamship Flag. bound south 19M, of Cape Haiteras, passe: wiek, | Dens worth. sta deer Soy matip WNC, R.. Sane peavenee Civts, Cs Chichester, Wilmington, NC, 3 ‘Stcarnahi ip Louisa poe Ml Wallace, Senbern, NC, with modap Ferrie & Ci " an and amen, ‘Howes, ee Piliadelpbia, with mdae, to ict Dirigo, tepeioamaa with mdse, to J F ¥y ivgepedt via Hol; 5B day with ith an yew Has ‘had heary.westerit Fah ti ma EEN ja Portsmouth Jan 14, with epee to Seine ‘Minturn & Co. Has had Roary gales the most of the pas- sage; Jan 16, on Beane W Seman, was washed over: bord from ike jioboom end drowned, ‘Shi yp ears Ne Leaingling edge er road Iron, or pass: a YP a xander McNeil, Andrews, Vena @icily), Nov and dioratar dan 6 wih ea hur ald rags rear ‘amo a8 ne weather mi: pasage. i March as bark Hornet, from Messina for B fon, 4 Bark Cm Palermo Gibraltar dan Sis trio Samos Ward & Go. Hd ae weet weather Upto Berinnda; since strong NW and Wogaiee Bark mts Wag Fs “lad dno: weat 0, 15 days, with sugar, to fie ine weather most of ine Pagan’ hrwuct (Bee (Br, Jekeese, Bogen Sagua la Grande, 9 Fong had with Dog of ater wit to Way iar AS Has been Conan vie Gibraltar een with fruit to Dull & cos Had Seary ‘and NW gales the pone FH Todd (of Myoeng Poyme Messina Dec 81, pnsaed SF Jan 14, with Lawrence, Giles & Co. Has wy wenterly ‘gion oh] of the aaa Leng 4 Th fees the passage: daye N of Hatteras with ee 1 Maran , Cardenas, 10 a Forey! art of the heavy y thers has been 4 days Nof ate ator ce br Florence Shay (of Reootnrert Palermo. 58 va witty 4 da i dase, i, to Winchene ian ‘reaterly gules most of Teint 34, fon tty exchan als with bark Hi efesron, a for ETT a Ri ay on or ‘Schr Kalmar (of East Machias), Moore, Carthagena, 2 PS cei ‘Has bad fine weather Scue rin i iy Plaga tnd San Blas, 18 days, with cocoa n ad"dne wealbnr todt Othe e pas ‘oft ‘Bockton pore, Br} nin one moderate weatt 1y weather. Y fs Snr Gem ones ‘Wilmington, NO, rela with naval stores wat eke, i Bayees, Georges’s Banks, with haitbut to Cr ‘Davis, Millstone, Me. “ter Fanny Harner, ‘Cab es, Rockland. Ponder, New Dury, fen, Wrightington, Fail River for Phiindel- Pati Motto, Morrell, A Rehr Jd nego Locka Bay. Sehr Enterprise, Heraty, " Behr Sarab L Merritt, falcons re SAILED. Sveamehips Colorado, Liverpool; Samaria, do; Hatteras, Norfolk; Virginia, Alexandria. Wind at sunset W. Shipping Notes. After due examination the owners of the clipper ship Game Cock decided to strip off the old sheathing, recanik her bot- tom and give her anew suit of yeliow metal. The Harlem steamboat Sylvan is on the People’s dry dock baving her bot- tom cleaned. @The tron steamer Carlotta, 649 tons, belonging to this port, is on the sectional dry dock foot of Clinton street, The Cleopatra, 1045 tons, in F Alexandre & Son's line of Vera Cros steamers, is on the great balance dry dock near the foot of Pike slip being caulked and metalied. ‘The British schr Bismarch (formeriy Gen Sheridan), of Hawkesbary, NS, Capt Angus Grant, built in 1866 at Kenne- bunkport, Me, is on the Boston floating dock, near Erie ) paint sien A Marine Disasters. AN Unknown Vitests On Fine at Sta—Capt Baine, of the bark Cardenas, which arrived yesterday morning from Palermo, reports failing fo with, on the Qist of February, in Jat $0 50, lon 69 85, & vensel on cole The bark approached hit arter of a le of the by jng craft, which was in Zilare fore and Ternained ot ‘te eink, unl eirihy iter matter soins, wing’ hwe ehip epcoen nerere ‘the sprung & leak, Baw Hala Sean Gem, Boston), from Portland for Buenos Seow | into Glonces- Ayres, t of 24 Inst, apparently In rder, with the ‘exception of the leak. Ca lerrili, althn: teerten bis Temained by hin vessel and — ay in! ie be to and Lizzie Thomproc, of Kewburypors: about So mutton ts NW st deo Ya North ib Boa, boa bo with foe Treat ot water ia ‘oe hold, and each ac ve ay oneal, ad the two latter schra towed er. ins Her cargo of Tambor was ahi ipped by 3 & A E Spring, of Portland ; $50,000 worth of f fumite ‘sb by she was palate hopper by Sere cant abo wal ers acura to ton. She is alr i at eee Scoun W H Trexs, from Cienfuegos for Philadel- pila, before fhe Pes put into Charleston 28th ult for hades yd ‘and northeast g: ead heary northerly and snes pete of Eastport, anit and Sebary sod, with hoary gales, which car: ried away the main and fore boom, and leaked so badly as to Keap the pumps steadily goiug, wits the les soustastiy in- Scun Frances SArTERLy, Tucker, from Providence of and for New Yor«, iased mays on , Saturday, night, while beating down the bay, an id. went ashore just below Dyer's Maand and remained dnt! Monday ight, when abe was (owed teamer a pul proceeded on ber voyage. ey Scne 8aML Eppy, with tackle, ri wed from her, were sold by auction’ at, Witmin mae Ce Eats eae Warden. The wi tackle brough and php ytd 9855, several parties betug the he oy Scur Magaig Quin». Ki of and from St John, NB, for Salem, ashore at Coffin's {net sronks was gos OH Of eal tad st taken alongside a wharf at Annisquam. Her botiom are somewhat injured. Teraporary repairs ing made without ‘and she will proceed to Siem whore Pomnanadcomerce etl be wate Bile caoad, Se Feb 15—Eight of the crew were saved by life boat, and the ing four in their own boat, from the Koyal Arch, Staal from Philadelphia for tais port, which was siranded ‘olson yesterday. ee Netice to Mariners. U 3 Lienraouse Lg gi TOMPRINSVILLE, Staten Island, March ‘The Spars buoys painted with white and’ black perpen Jar strives have been placed to mark the channel of the bai (one outside of the bar and the other inside) at the entrance be Rockaway Inlet; but the buoys must not always be relied pon by persons bound across the bar, for the channel is sub- feo to changes, bys bv and none but those eexperienced inte cnierat te Idattempt to use By order 9} the Liga nthouse Board, W CASE Lighthouse Inspector, 34 dist. arThe, Weehawken on Lightahip (No 31) bas been this day (Feb This wemelt is ipainted red, with one mast, from which ts shown a red ‘By onder of thouse Boi EDWARD E STOWE, Liguitouse Inspector, 24 dist. Miscellaneous. Soun Jou W Brit. of Stonington, has bes « ties in Taunton, and will Rercaiver batt f “1 trie — Whalem Bark Cornelia, Shiv rick, of NB, was at sea Dec 19, lat 6 63 Ny inet 10 W, clean, all weil. ry Spoken. jpSp Atla (Bo, from Shields for New York, Feb 5, tat 4, bs Foreign Ports. Canvirr, Feb 17_Sailed, pants Martin, NYo rk. re peed bind Baer Loring, NYork, Miler, = orks _ Perry, jacob F ries ic aired, barks, Andaman, Otis, Boston: ‘arlisle, Galveston: rown, Kean, om Ns OD" hincola’ Merriensn, Sierrs Morcan? atoamship Morro Castle, Adams, ith, steamships Bavaria (Ham), byt Livi ‘Teal, do; barks Shawmut Lney Upton, Nork’: briga Carmen (Sp), Mada do; (Br}, Wimera, Boston ; schr E A'Conant, Brandt- Mary's, ‘ork. Slbared th, bark Sp), acer ga; 5 2th, eh Aine, Ml tals New ¥ Kennedy, vile sect ivador ‘B. Corian, Jackson Feb 17—Aarri Margaret Re; naan, ne York? Enoch Talt }. Mobile ; Mi y Brat. New urieans; 1 t, McFee, Baltimore. "yom jladelphia; Astres, Cal- vin, Havana; Mauritius (a), Carry, Mobile: Aquia, Evans, Rio Janeiro; Monsoon, Chilton, Mobile. a Eitered out With, Zim ‘Woodworth for Reston; Acti fmily MoKear, oat, Boston: Gity of roklyn (3) Brooks, —\" 4 Mirsen " . LONDON, Feb riba Jane ane Gage Hil NYork; 1th, it Farquhar, do; Ame: ouaeares noe Ti Galls, (a), Glewdell, NYork; Ish, Kadoah, ‘Pnteted out Lith, Amorican Congress, Jordan, NY Hee ea Pet dh dalled, barks AcocIn, Robinson Bal- peg hee 8 Stickel Philadelphia 5 brige Martha & Ber- Chase, NY ork Z . Adama, Philadelphin ; miter je, Hansons NY. RYork; schr Carrie Douglass (Be Bi ¥, & port north of rout’ Feb iarrived, bark Eldorado, Harding, R, Fob 131 bark Elyerton, Benso Humacom, t) duleh diag; brige, Water Wi kanya a Arectho; bg Ai for yw sail loth; schrs JB oad. for. Baltimore; Louies Smith, reat a areciee, to les “ot ioad‘or' for ayers Adolph Huge Sr Jou “FareDan, Arrived, brige Maria Wheeler, Wheeler, NYork; Bat’ M ie Chase (7), Portiand: ‘ad, M A Herrera (Br), Havener, Salled David Faust, Lord, a port north of Hatte- ras; Mth, bark eTrinidad AY er a ge Benny for or- ry a Lizzie ‘Conner, Simos. ‘: a Ports. yAPPONAUG, March 1-Salled, ache Treasure, Arnold, New POBTON, March 2—Arrived, brig Arthur Eggleso, Doane, Genon ; sch Henrietta, anette Baltimore. Cleared—Hrig Deborah 8 Soule, Soule, Havana: schre Sa- and Annie E Glover, Terry, Chariesto: Wing, Hellespont ; beige Cari Angi, barks Norton (Br), Enslow, London vi Welty Liverpool; Sighal, Woalth, Measias | java (Br), Macauias, N' La go 3 Macs 3 irived, bane Crimed (Br), Es 2: brig Cia Fry, St Joba, Geared=stenmai hp . <r bark Lapwi lo Janel" ‘@ market; schrs Bitekoun: Virvous, NYork; J. Vansant, eanetty New ila- 2. lary Allerton. HH CREEGTON, reb27, Salted, score NW Sraith, Tooker, NYork ; Narragansett, Edgar, Boston ; GC Morria, Avis, Jack = led barke Ciscar (Sp) Oliver, Barcelona; brigs Ye vidal, do; Joven Garinelte (8 ae Roldos, do. cae lew York. net RIVER, iach LArrived, schr Patire, Kinnear, i ialled— Bohr Maryland, Green, NYork (gt Philadelphia). GALVESTON, Feb Feb Arrived schr LB Ives, Snow, M Ueared Bath are Gy ot Duthie (Br), Eynon, Liver: vai ate at 8 ts Te-Cleared, schrs Mary, Gil- yrint, Belfi Wiehe, Mount,’ NYork; 20th, brigs Dembat 0; 2th, Chas Wesiey, Nichols, se, ogra E Reet, Babbage, Bath, Me. HOLMES’ 1 HOLE, Marci 1 FM Arrived. schre R_R Hig- is, Paine, and ‘Smith, Pierce, Tangier for Boston ; Wir Himervon, Dorr, or, altinoe for Ellsworth. wes, re Rehan Be og French, Row jaria Hall, Rockport, Me, for ee ‘Gridin, St Loh ‘Me, for'do ; Fair ‘Amboy for Boston. MLB (Be “Tan acre Mary Loulea, © W Thotepeon, Se ee rt iw ng, Adaline Hanlin, : a ded i. Lay n, Burprie, Snaan —¥ Rg PES h Vatigan, 3 Tin ilaiatiay Valean, Biack Birdy —In por shen fat Tape; Venilia, WT Emer- rin tilow om Ae Bullwink! 5 Robt Robin- MOBILE, Fed Arrived, My 2 Metoaship Lodona, son, Havana; pest 5 Ri ORLEANS: Pep Se-ArrH Peon, Liverpool Mol Pegs NYork; berks Foulelke (Br), war's Tasker, Allen, Genoa, et es mnie A Artisan, Smithy frem rk Govan from “Cleared. Steamnahl Ip, DE Soto, Raton, N¥ork via Havana ; stip Chari NO), brig Vencedor (8p), Barcelona ; schr Bi be billy Bu Bute (ite), Howitt, Mayagaes, Migron arrives, seamahip United States, Norton, New ‘Pass AWOUTRE, Feb 26— Arr Anna Lyons, Bos , bark Franbiias nae w BEbrU! joa, Pi tone ne Havana; 500 Phi Sodberg aD, Match L-Sallod, nebr Med‘ord, Horn, RT, March 1, PM—Arrived, schrs James Neilson, silica Neunloe tor NYors; Beulah 8 Sharp, Coie, Warren ‘a f fori So Srgaeere, re Amold, Abr ne Boston for Norfolk. ech iicanel ork, Wind NB, light. oT I , sehr Uneas, George- thogp Mary Gray, NYork. U 8 revenue cutter Campbell Ly | NYork for Boe- Geo. Ate’ Yor Proviaeaces titanrille for Provi NORWICH, March Gare ‘sehr Rave Caliana, Btiea- bethy Trento: Beotley, MrHNRACOLA Feu the Artived, bath David Nichols, Wye “hd "Sloarea, barks bing, White, Saarpnese, Bi ; Omoa, rer, reas Ci gee PArrired Y jarding, Palermo; ten Havana and New Or- agra: Bi Marys vii anah;sohra R; Pedro A Grau, Lake, Car- de Balle, Jones, from Paterno: witewes, Del, March 1 satiny Breaks ie oammenip Utility, ares al jon T (Br), 28 ton 7, i tas Bri, Acker, from a; oes ow, ' ‘i ory, alucrdiee, frown Mi Joan's, Ps Havana,” Weis U9 sen, brigs Mary Grane, for Harry Stewart, for Matanzas; scbr G tworth, for CPURTLAND, March L-Arrived, brig Java Br), Fowler, Matanzas; echt Albion, Shaw, Rockland for NYor' Sa—Arrived, steamships an (Br ew) yatta, Liver. pk via George (Br), Jones, at L George (1 taten nonce Hattie s ‘weller, Ban, Pierre. Li 1 Canadian ParEDENCE March 9—Arrived, steamship Hunter, Kar. by? ‘ared—s Meyer, Matanzas, SailedSebre Morntag Star’ Koowles, Nansemond, Va; 8 ‘oor! Eqvert, NY. el F as FaaRtrse “1800, Mare E-Atrived, dulp Herculse, Lin- coin, Phi led. a | Remenease Sone aby Pitman, Lom ard, Wood's Hole via Newport. Sidared-—Brig Baran Gmore, Cliford, Phitadainbia; she Win flustee, iarnes Jailed ative Lavty Havelock (Bry, WeNad, Liverpool; Ma: | & NG), Taman Maniatiaee: a TOhigg in Mover, co! sith, Lora Baltimore (Br), Entneaerse Bi “sod Rambler, Sit 3 WH Bi nmorn Se do do. in pow. # sailed, james Neilson, Staples, atone Sailed, schr Eastern Belle, Snow, 4, schr Oneida, Davis, Savan- WISCASSET, March 1—Sath, “2B E Sharp, ®NYARREN, March 1—Sailed, se NYork. itt i, 1, iS 1,000 tS BSE25 : re IoOOOSCO! SS FLU! HOW TO The genuine has the name blown pay 2 asa counterfeit has not. 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