The New York Herald Newspaper, March 24, 1869, Page 10

10 TRE POULTRY | Becond Day of the F air—Openiug Addresy by Horace Greeley- .Large Additions te the Exhibition. Yesterday was t? 9 second day of the first annual fair of the New “ork State Poultry Society, at the Empire City Sé ating Rink, on Third avenue, between Sixty-third @ a Sixty-fourth streets, As stated in the HERALD, yesterday, a large number of additional coops Were received in the morning and placed in Position. Still, there were not enough to bring all ‘tue birds semt to the society for exhibition and com- petition into advantageous view. It seems that the efforts of the society, even during the very short period of tts existence, have met with such general encouragement, approval and assistance throughout the State that almost every hour brings new ‘and =m many instances valuable specimens of the domestic feathered tribe, Thus a great va- riety of splendid Polands were received, of black, brown and bronze and even white turkeys, of di- mensions truly astonishing, also numerous other birds of pure breed, increasing the collection largely and adding to the interest of the exhibition. A dog of the St. Bernard breed has also been brought, and there attaches espécial interest to this animal, inas- much as he was on board the Kate Dyer at the time of her collision with the steamer Scotiand in the lower bay, and by his shrewdness, strength, activity and unmistakeably disinterested exertion succeeded in saving two persons from an untimely watery grave. The attendance during the evening was at no one time very large, though the constant coming aud going of visitors Kept Up a respectable array of gentiemen and ladies, never less than seve- ral hundred, anxiously tnsp\ pecting coop after coo] and diligently inquiring. for the distinguishing quall- ities and peculiar characteristics of this or that breed or species, im the evening, about half-past eight, while be- tween three and four hundred persons were in the rink, the main froat door suddenly swung open and Horace Greeley appeared in his provervial drab colored coat and slouch hat with the weil known philosophical kink in the brim and crown. He was escorted by Mr. George H. Warner, of New York Mills, Oneida county, the president ‘of the society; Mr. Daniel E. Gavit, of this city, secretary, some ‘ether oflcers and_ the members of’ the committee of -arrangements, The band on the platform, which Was erected in the centre of the south wall, struck up a lively march, which, however, was not from any opera bouffe, So detested by Mr. Greeley. When the people in the rink had all congregated in front of the speaker's stand the music ce: and the presi- dent, Mr. Warner, stepped forward and said that he was happy to be able to announce that alter much labor. they had at ljast organized the society for the improvement of the breeds of poultry and other domestic anunals, and would continue their eiforts in that direction. After stating that an additional special remium of a gold medal worth sixty doilars for the st trio of light Brahmas under one year old had been contributed by the Delavan House, of Albany, N. Y., he introduced Mr. Greeley, who, ‘“shed- ding his coat’ and coming to the front, was received with loud applause. He said that on'behaif of the society he proposed to give some idea of their ob jects and Lana omg and the means by whicn they seek to sooonge ish them. There are certain branches of industry which occupy an undue space in the world’s attention, like cotton culture, which was enormously exaggerated because it enters into large combinations and commercial transactions, and great fortunes are made out of it. Others, three times as valuable and as important are overlooked, like the grass culture, because the grass is sumed on or near the farm, is carried but little ways, and enters not into large com- mercial combinations. And so the poultry culvare is not properly estimated, because it appears but sparingly in commerce, figures not in Custom House or revenue returns. Yet itis a large home interest and part of the household economy of the country. Almost every family outside of the city Produces poultry, and évery family in and out of the city consumes it. Many millions of dollars are in- vested in it, and it constitutes the larger part of the Sood of a majority of the peopie. After induiging in a few comparisons, he said that poultry was the safest and most profitavie production; that few farmers around us grow grain with profit, but may poultry, for no production is so remunerative, and scarce any so certain. Our grandmothers knew that @ bucket of ashes, fine lime and gravei were all the outlay required for a poultry establishment; no hen house 18 needed, and in the absence of roosts, fences aud branches of trees will serve, while the chicken manufactures choice food out of fejected Material. But our grandmothers knew not the doctrine of selection of proper breeds, which we know and apply in cattle raising. With choice fowls we can make money, with indiferent not. To Taise always trom one stock tends to degeneration, and we must replace it by abetter breed. After telling the audience that before them were choice species from ail parts of the worid and inviting them to make their selection, that in the poultry even the labor of children, of the feeble, the old and de- crepit can be utilized, that if ten times the amount of poultry were raised the market would not ve over- stocked, he hoped that this fair will be a begining to es @ hew impetus to an industry in which the mbiest may succeed. Mr. Greeley regretted that the noise of the innumerabie birds around him did not allow him to speak more at large upon this sub- ject. He retired amid the plaudits of his hearers, and descending was escorted around the several stands and inspected the chickens, expressing great admiration for the beauty of the specimens on exhi- tion. Among the more prominent visitors last night may be mentioned Chevalier de Loosey, Austrian Consu General, and Mr, Abraham Wakeman. The fair will continue through the week. EX-PRESIDENT JOHNSON AT HOME, His Reception by, His Old Friends=a Speech— ‘There is Life in Me Yet.” * (Greenville, ee (March 20) apt normed of the Knoxville Press and Herald.) At half-past six A. M. the special train for Green- ville leit Knoxville amid a drizzling rain, which Jasved until shortly after our arrival at the former city. A large number of prominent gentlemen and oid friends of Mr. Johnson were passengers, and their number steadily increased by tresh accessions at every siation until the train was crowded by the admirers of the distinguished son of Tennessee. Among the Knoxville delegation we noticed those two stanch conservatives, Colonel T. A. K. Nelson and Coionei John Williams. We found a large crowd around the depot in Greenvitle. The Knoxviile Brass Band was discours- fmg sweet music. Platforms and venches were thronged by ladies, while maidens in angelic white, crowned with wreaths of flowers, oc- cupied a covered archway, in readiness to meet the coming guest. The business men of the towns along the railroad, and a nost of the yeomanry of East Tennessee, awaited with impa- tience the arrival of “Andy Johnson.” The depot, Ss cars and everything to which a flag could attached were decorated wita the national colors. ‘The rain which bad faijen in an incessant drizzle since daylight now ceased. The shrill whistie of the engine of the special train, denoting the coming of the ex-President and his pr: created a sensation among the assembiage, aud us the train came tu sight, decorated wit fags, and stopped in front of the depot building, ana the | known form of “Andy” stepped oif the platform, the vast crowd broke forth into tumuituous applause, the cheering, the ladies waving handkerchtefs, aod every one who could lay nold of a Gag waving it vig- orously. As Mr. Johnson stepped on the platform of the depot he was welcomed by maidens in white dresses, Who presented hit with a bouquet. ‘The ex-President gracefully replied to the compit- ment, and spent a few minutes chatting with Iriends. ‘The procession then formed, and the President en- tering a barouche, the cortege moved to the Court House. Mr. Johuson entered, and after a few minutes, in answer to the repeated and vociferous Calis, appeared on the front porch, Major James Britton weicomed the distinguished guest to Green- viile, in befitting terma, The ex-President was tutroduced by Hon. T. A. Re elson. As Mr. Johnson was presented, he was received ‘with deafening cheers. He spoke as follows:— EX-PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S SPEECH AT oe. PELLOW CirizEN8:—In appearing before y #0 long an absence, the reception and coral ‘we wel- come {have received incapacitates me from proper Ss to my emotions, There Place like home. The poet weli exciaime: Breathes there the man with soul #0 dead Who never to himself hath sald, ‘This is is my own, my native iand ? He spoke of the time, now far back in personal past, when yet young, he had come to Greenville; spokes of his early toils and early associations with many of those present, though many more were not there. He said he had always relied upon th pie of Greenville and had never been disap; inted Step by step he had [wy ey omMcial Found, Greenville had given him first office he ever filed—in 1435 as alderman and next Mayor. He then mentioned ail the successive offices through which he had png up to the Presidency, in all of which he ad received their ee capper, le spoke of his career as President. fed to discharge his = regeeaiees. of the consequences to himeeif, he must here be permitted to say, after fons ig all the round of omcial pa ey éled in Raesory, that he was proud to be able confidently to “At whose hands have I ever received a brive araria this whole routine? Ichallenge any — jamutators of mine to place their finger u| stain upon my official by oo” wit conooomences ot having done gy vg can look this audience in the iace and ask, whom have I betrayed} Whom have I defrhuded ” He said he had no intention to make a ving no the nh, On aS, their midst, into the ranks of American citizenstip, he desired to show willingness to bear the bonds now ong Ady them. He felt more honor in his he iy he would feel to-morrow De relay He had no talk politics. No ume. for that now. now. He warned the Fes that danger tution, alread: denied or thrast in the yon the dominant | ewe ae a which assumes ite poe LAS lumit of Pam oe oues ara oe ae Bingermmen New| tl ton tat na in a opie ¢ power ” had betver have a pri or a king ruling over toon th: I Peissnand aL ate “tp NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1869.—TRIPLE SHEET, dea) has been said about s¥avery and sta abolition. He leaving their time to escape WwW detiart teat fr tte abr Tour pears he had esa the Satan ie coms tan a the soe eons sone ore 8 HI P P I N G N E s. slave on e was tohim. If the constitution is not ‘possessed; he had Med tie eonaet teit'te in s unk Emancipation Dy sbi, it te consiation che "Hire rte Ear sais ine Almanac ‘or New Yorke=This Day. : . 5 58 | Moon sets,. morn 3 55 Of . 6 16 | High water.morn 5 13 the land of his youth. He was now at home 3 his w. ihe ‘ ded. He will labor to relieve ‘eather Along the Consi, is etow euizens chine bonds now apon teak ‘ie NAVAL INTEBLIGENCE. MARCH 23-0 kM will lopt Cato’ vice noth ems ane he Wil Fear fo some dabine cave ead ASSIGNMENTS, Commander Charles H. Baldwin has been ordered to duty as navigation officer at the Mare Island Navy ve EES amidst the mmeenes cones ee pen) above e dress, Mr. t some time in receiving Yard. Lieutenant Commander George M. Badle has ve Deen ordered to duty as equipment officer at the Philadelphia Navy Yard. APPOINTMENTS OF MIDSHIPMEN. The following appointments at large have been fection with which they ‘regarded their r | made by the President of midshapmen at the Naval PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 23, 1869, Yasiten tre assemblage for their Linanees, ihe band | Aetdemy:—Jobn Marshall, Robinson, gon of brevet Played “Home, Sweet Home,” and the reception Phiadeiphiay Bamoud Underwood, ‘of New York; Herald Packages. by enero Frederick Van Vliet, son of Brigadier General Stew- | Captains and Pursers of Vessels arriving at this port will ee rivate conversation on the train, I learn from ie authority, that Mr. Johnson said:—‘There ts a a good deal of life ae me yet. If the people of Ten- nessee should require my services I would not feel Justified in them in behalf of tne public art Van Vliet, of illinois; Thomas Benton Howard, of Illinois; James Duane, son of Brigadier General bem J. Jenkins, son of Commodore Thorn- }. Stockett Jouett, son of Comman- oer Fs E. Jouett; Charles J. Badger, son of Commo- dore Badger; ‘Augustus L, Case, Jr., son of Commo- dore A. L, Case. UMTED STATES ASIATIC SQUADRON. please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD 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 ROME SONT sonatas na Mare 3 Haare — Resolved, That es Press will’ diacontinuss thes colton’ a at chip newer tee harbor of New York. Eames unanimor s THE NEWARK METHODIST CONFERENCE. Close of the Sessione=The Appointments. This body continued its session yesterday in the Central church. After considerable debate a report was adopted dealing a deathblow to everything of an anti-temperance character, and it was resolved that “tonics” and all such “patent medicines” should be heartily discountenanced and that the use or wines and liquors at weddings, social gatherings and on New Year’s Day was deserving of the hearty condemnation of the Conference, One clergy- man said he upheld the republican party because among its other good features it was decidedly in favor of temperance. A report of the Trustees of the Hackettstown Seminary, which set forth that the site was al! that could be aesired, and that cash and subscriptions to the extent of $53,000 had already been subscribed, led to a lively debate of consider- able length, the ‘question at issue being whether the work of buiiding should be proceeded with at once or whether it was best to wait until the necessary funds, $100,000, had been subscribed. Mr. David Campbell, of Newark, came forward, and, alter a lengthy address, stated that he would give $10,000 toward the work, provided others would also respond in like manner. Mr. Cornelius Walsh, another bright and wealthy Methodistic lignt, spoke @ second time on the subject and declared that he would not disappoint the brethren in his donation. poe matter was then tabled. A committee of three B@- The office of the Herald steam apie Jars and JEANNETTE ig at Whitshail slip. All communtcations from owners and consignees to the masters of inward bouad vea- sels will be forwarded free of charge. Reports from Rear Admiral Rowan—Another Row Between the English and Chinese Coercive Measures Adopted—Progress of the Civil War in Japan—Death of the King of Siam—Affairs at the Philippine Islands. WASHINGTON, March 23, 1869. Voluminous despatches were recelyed this morn- ing from Rear Admiral Rowan, commanding the Asiatic squadron. A letter dated at Hong Kong January 9, reiative to affairs in China and Japan, mentions that a dimeulty had occurred between the English subjects on the {sland of Formosa and the Chinese residents there. There is considerable trade between the island and the mainland in camphor, one of the products of the isiand, and principally collected in that por- tion of the island occupied by the aborigines. Some English traders purchased a quantity of camphor in the interior, which was seized by order of the mandarins in transitu to the port of shipment under some flimsy pretext. In addition to this some English missionaries were insulted and improperly treated. A demand was made by the English Consul for redress and the immediate dé- CLEARED. Steamship Kangaroo(Br), Halcrow, Liverpool via Halitax— 7 Szamshtp Mississtppl, Slocum, Rio Janeiro, &o—W R Ga- "Steamship City of Port au Prince, Jackson, Port au Prince coun ‘Virgo, Bukley, Savannab—Murray, Ferris & Beeamship Charleston, Berry, Charleston—H R Morgan & rig AH Curtis, Mi ‘Cardeni Brig Ellen Maria, Hoxie, Statanans Bryan & chr Gem, Jones, Havana—J B Phillips Schr C A Jones, Grifiln, ere EBay ‘& Houghton. Schr Samos, Chandler, Catbarien—V H Brown & Co. Schr D Faust, Lord, Charleston—Tupper & Beattie, Schr FI Lockwood, St John, Wilmington, NC—Thomas & jolmes. Sehr Johnson, Johnson, Petersburg —M B Bedell. Schr Ceylon, Thomas, Belfast—R P Buck & Co. Schr Annie, Blydenbirgh, Hartford—G K Rackett & Bro. Schr 88 Thompson, Smith, New Haven—G K Rackett & ro. Schr Sallle Burton, Palmer, Stamford. Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, Philadelphia, appointed to investigate the difficulty in the | livery of the camphor, which was refused. Some ARRIVALS. Methouist church at Hloboken. in the afternoon English ships-of-war went there and landed troops Pe RS EEE of Sr pakiion wiih tenn the RE a in the face of a iarge Chinese force and killed @ | steamsiip Merrimack, Weir, Rio Janeiro Feb 9%, Bahia Of lay delegation, witich resulted in the passage of 8 | number of them, when the Chinese came to terms, | ssl Femmamuco March 2, Farm Si, ent St Thomas By paid damages and apologized. with mdse and passengers, to WR Garrison. Off Bar' vote in the several churches througbout the con- 4 spoke schr E BC iefence and the result stated atthe next conference. | was rte ea ttn ot Rephon | Aki Wat oil al wel opr wuvingansten hea The evening meeting brougnt the Conference to a | to that of Tesso-enemeoto. The Admiral of the ‘Ty- | Selah, o about’ Nov 38; Capt Stewart had died close. Jersey City Was selected as the place to hold | coon has gone to Hakodadi with the squadron and | °, fever: hat 30 bb p ofl ance leaving Fayal, the next Conference. Previous to adjournment, at | some transports full of troops, and has taken the | gisteamslip City of Mesico, Deaken, Vera, Cruz potest) @ late hour, the following appointments were | piace. It is reported that the Mikado’s government pa yy eit anuounced:— ee nae Tas chartered several steamers for the purpose of | 18th mat with severe gales from es! 3 ana 8, vending 8M | (8 NEWARK DISTEIOT—J. T. CRAN' trans him. ‘accor eras Newark—Halsey street, J. M Freeman; Franklin street, ycciig toned Feta he heard of the revo- | from Nand bend seas; ih 8 ‘Am; lat 86-85, lon 79.86, spoke J.0. Rogers; Cilnton atteei, Van, Horn; Union, street, tution In Spato, sent the Iroquois to Manila to look | Beamahin_ Mi Pal wiles, pened eeenokin bovticent John Atkinson; Central churen and Centenary chapel, H Aiter Gan inkereste thare in ens of Omturvance: ‘The | ene, bearing assed steamship MeBride, John Bry fan By arenne, Caaries, ‘Lite: oul do for do. “The C of Meneoret, ihelde of {Sandy look at Ii Trinity, George Paul's, Bel Strawbridge | French Consul had requested Admiral Rowan to | 29d PM during a severe snow storm. and St. John’s, een fe Meredith, J. . Winner; South Market | send out vessels to search for the corvette La Marge, Li jereus, Bearse, Boston, with mdse, to Wm P street, W. 8. Gall Craig. Which sailed from Saigon on the 1st of November for way ; Clinton avenue, A. eee on Scarlet Yokohama. The Juno, which sailed for the same oe place fifteen hours later, had returned to Saigon dis- Ciyde, ‘hip Stratton Audley (Br), Smith, Cal ttn, Dec 9, Sand Heade Lith, with linseed, ta AL Rowe’ Co. Passed y “W. J. - Eape of Good Hope Fadil, Sk Hel i ash cromeat eS ai Basi Sed beefed y's ypnooe ite | inde Behl that ada oat Ste North Bellevilie—Jobn Scarlett. believe that the La Marge foundered. Admird larch 17, Int 82, lon 3, baa ‘® strong wreaterly gale, 10% itiard. Rowan sent the Iroquois to search the Philippine ee gue apt vpn sa = a sysatned other, < me — oe about there, and would send the Oneida | Mii 10, reas wy ESE yg verity te tro be supplied. coast of Hainan and Cochin China. ‘The parted both chains, and went nahore on the Kau Bank eon —To be supplied. heath ofthe squadron was good. satel Gas muevsten; tne an sonoepene nty got ‘of with but Irvington and Middleville-J. &. Gilbert. ‘mong the enclosures in the despatchs is a letter | trifling damage and lowed to the clty Menratoys Yankee, Sprin ela and Millburn—A. H. Brown, from the Prime Minister of Siam to Admiral Rowan | Rescue, and Lackawanna. = 5, Sees i E, ig: Summit—R. z eae announcing the death of Prabal Sourdet Phra Chom alized bark 3 Aptos! ‘SPB ape i) Yiotlo for Chatham pies et. by 3. BB Klow, King of Sigm. His Majesty died on the ist of | Feb}; lat 95 15, lon 17 0B, spol s Dut Lae hs iba Madidon aad anise end 9 sl October, having been sick sinee the 27th of Auguat, Dutch), from do for do, 70 Ye 83 Bs @ ton i508 Whinps ro be suppl He was sixty-four years of age, and had . Bignalized ahi pain 60 days Freon Bae re for le and hockaway Vale —To be supplied. over seventeen years, The otticers whose duty it 1s | Liver a + 1th, lat 1689 8, Hoy at Ch We ialp y PP aren vee ce Hiberai and Sorenvt ile—To be supplied. to attend the royal dead clothed his Majesi days Madras for dc in Bowfell (0,3 da 8 from Tirerpon regal robes and deposited nents ina Peolain urn, which was conveyed in procession to the Grand Palace and p! Lohan EDmoat oomuidinn ee called “Dootcha Let Maha Pras: according to the custom usually adopted with regard to the Went Tashit (ius), 6 for New York, with Joga in in euraary.of of ‘maintopmast and mizi Bark James MeCarty, Hace, Montevideo ry with hides, wool and 8 passengers, to Jas Henry. Has days N of NW gales March I}, Int 80, lon 70, spoke favana, 7 days ou JERSEY OITY vGeorge HW hiner BRIC! - remains of former of Siam. The princes, rela- | Hatteras with stron, Jersey City—Trin: oe acy 4 tives of hus late , and the ministers of the gov- | bie D Soule, rare non for Ha re Tt ae oun nen, SB grnment, both, high ahd low, then met, consulted | mofaacs, io #talbot & Co, Had Reary Pash NW gules the Rergen—Em: ywrie, ler an aus th lit sails, &c; hasbeen 8 days north Greco ron ee anh tin -tammi the eldest son of us late, Majesty to the throne of Seen ramen Con sen 207 ee north of Hat- teras. Schr Ellas Moore, DeGroot, Baltimore for Providence. 10 dispute Siam. There was n put Sebr J T Williams, deaburzs) Baltimore for Providence, Ponte. Ki sie py son Ciay_-sitspooa ch " choice, and pore = traders followed up their te City--Simpaon ehureh, R. 8. ‘Arudt, Palisades church —B. O. Parvit. ‘vocations rosperity, ag heretofore. | £¢br BS Dean, Cook, Taunt ee Se aan teens Tintin daniel teen chr J Crocktord, Batis, Fal at ‘tiver for Elizabethport. Bette Ray Warren street, A. 8. Compton. responded with one of condolence and also congrata- | Sehr Sarab, Strout, Provider Asbury—A. H. Tuttie. pt lated the Ee ayn and royal family upon the happy Selr Joba R McFee, Williams, ? ‘Norwich. ic—R. Harcourt. crowning of a successor, who. he foes wonld pur- ae Goodspeed, Dart, New London. Paterton— aren ene Bakers & ; Prospect | sue the same line of friend! liberal policy | Sehr it P King. Bliven, New London. One ce crehy Part unbats Pitehoa | towards the Uniied States which marked the relgn me Hagiee Brgskhare, race a of his father. Jer, Bal k, New Hi Commander Carter, eve rene the Monocacy, 1n a despatch from Yokohama of December 31 31, states that on a patton, a the United States alinister he expec! “ree on the 2d of January. : 2 Tal Schir Yankee Boy, Reeven, New Have Sehr Gloucester, Hodgdon, New Haven. Schr 8 9 Smith, Baldwin, New Haven. Schr Phoobe Ellzabeth, Hill, New Haven. echanicavilie and Salferus—J. E. Switzer. It was understood that all the foreign ministers | R¢}T Barid Nelson, Stud ee seen and We Gorin wr—J. W. Cole. would have interviews with om jo on the 4th es Breet Overton, orders Koctiand Lake BF, phoning . and Sth of January. me 5 French and | Schr Expedite, Ciark, Greenport. Nyack. -H. Qpavke. Italian Ministers were taken etd in the vessels SAILED. [er rae! ame noes. De J = hag the ogi boca “hnimter ‘Van Valen i alisades ). Jones. rg advi mmander Carter that merican Kew Dover—a: Van Dusan, steamer Mars had proceeded to Jeddo on the 19th of | ,,St¢amsl 00, Liverpool via ie + Germania, J. W. Wiley, editor of Ladin? Repository and member of | December for the purpuse of on 800 | Charleston, C J Moematies Nest soldiers to be conveyed to Hakodadi, and requested him to ae such ee as may be necessary to prevent ~ the contem- ference. a Sing Mi, Missionaries to China, Le Sanus aeeaee ee oo AYERS, Trinity 2 gee, Cont jaldwin and Shipping Notes. her committin; Elizabeth—Eli srenne, B. Ty Fultoa ‘street, 3.8. bi f ifeutrality whic! = vine ‘Opinion of | _ The bark Columbus, on the great balance dry dock near the Boswell Bi Fat 8. Vi van beget oF Ua Wh Biel to Se CRILIGA OF | scot of Pike alip, wil ie morning be stripped of har old and Rahway iret church, J. M. Tuitle; Second church, Jobn and property of American iceman teak aepark, Who | furnished with anew sult of yellow metal sheathing. This is Wood ond rs we fag) to ie Sym og nage “4 < vevie omaaypa the result of the underwriters’ inspection. for immunity from danger. ct ere- Andover and Meluchio-t-C. Thomas. with Commander Carter ‘advised the agents of the | ,,itethir Leranter, €49 tous, bailt 1a Neweastle, Me, in 1852, is on the large Erie Basin dry dock. She is to be stripped of her old and have a new suit of yellow metal sheathing. Marine Disasters. Sur CatrERr0N, Sheldon, from Boston for San Francisco, New Market—T. D. Frazee. Weneld Ta bs pple, Yeasel owners and the contract was thrown up. The Azof, a steamer of the Peninsular and Oriental Company, {t 1s said, got the same charter with the knowledge of the British Minister, She went to — and returned to Yokohama | sajlea from Rio Janetro Feb’ Zito resume her voyage. The E. Gordot with a large number of Jay on | C had twice put back to Rio Janeiro. wire” 2 Raritan “Edward f. Grits, board. Subsequently the Azor North Bank Union, Sktaper, | from ro gg Yor! —. it into fever eng pga = German steamer, went out bound for the vicinity of | Rio Janeiro and sailed for Flemington David alters. Hakodadi. At last accounts trom there all was | San Francisco Feb 8. Reddingtor id Allerton J. W. | thei and dl foreign ey seemed rejoiced at BARK O#MyN, from New York for Portland, Oregon, was ad Kingswood —R. I.E. Bas, e change of rulers. Ce oe of danger | aground at the mouth of the Willamette 2ist ult. sat Pants, G. F: Dickingon; Bethel, was felt either to son oF Buia Rowatne, Card, from Liverpool for Philadelphia Rooney; Woodrow, J, Cowans; Asbut wy Pe Day Grace rts have been erek ths from Commander | before reported at Cape Henlopen, ‘got off mghi it Beane ; Trinity, Thomas nglish, of the iniquolsy pred Manila, December “>a Wiiaken to Delaware Breakwater 2st, 2. nmer it Al Everything was quiet there and had been, ex- Bri@E..en BARvanp, Johnson, poe Boston Sevan, Cirtiatian Union abt member o¢ the Perth aeabon cea roa | 2 cepting. some few minor ofiais who were disposed ny ae, er leat aalary Conference. cow DuNERICT=—cs LAREN, to create trouble, when the fisst news War received wetter oat Slimane toile essa Ae bon Pe, ofac in government ey were placed rollowiny lara of from. Ques Wi Benrinam and Waluat Grove-S. J. M in conslaement, where they still remained. ‘The | faneau'mn nie ite voyage froma Mt nig: te Governor had announced his intentton of returning Peay from Mi “k and Cross Roads—T. Kawlings, fore fore briefly noticed) :--“On the 10th inst ‘was soudding under Ghetter-—0. A. Lippincott. to Spain via the United States im February or March. poles in a heavy gale about 20 miles off New Ve can fpeiet- The American be arrval of pony were much won Soh tras, whek ese So, Gear, be ing ayes. ase’ ; wo the main wi Hankin “E.Clement pleased with the arrival of the Oneida. a the same ik og, over, with “it Capt yea te his jew Gernantown—J. ul. Runyon, OBE tins ond won ‘a seaman Ciinton—W. H, Searles. “THE MODLE RAGES, named AO Mitchell Th brenkingof ike Boom freed treed some Sarees J. Mead. carried th rkxville— DANS. tistown and Little York—A. H. Belles. ©. Win —— Paging, nd the see that took with it the tae down haul, wre coring wit | Second Day's Racing on the Magnolia Course= | ‘00k with ithe mam peak dow nie Fresehtown ani Mittors—J. B. Taylor, ‘ Spirited pect for the Tuscaloosa Stake. hold on. For sbout ten pipotes pe tow gavere of of the ve er yn od Fineavi . H. Mo | with only that #l it on ey ne act ner hove ‘and Bevttehien Moni.8, March 23, 1862 | (ol NG he was able ts regain the deck. ‘The mate, cook and —< wey T. T. Campte The pe, day's races on the Magnolia Course Sane! were never seen after they went out with the wave.” Washington and Springviile—R. B. Yard. Anderson ani Mount Levanon—J. B, Brady, took place to-day, with a good attendance. Scr MANGARRT L SAxP8ox, ‘Sampson, from Trinidad with A K Mount Bethel and eattystown—to be supplied, FIRST RACE. [eivieet, withougar plified vetween, decks, aud remelned Belvidere 5, Dantelan” ‘The firat race was for the Tuscaloosa Scientific and | 15th; would be ready for sea in 2 or 3 days. pe llsyiit, Oxford and Harmony—W, H. Heggerty; one to | Art Association Stake, for Alabama ratsed horses of | ,,oi™ Amstos (Br, from at John, NB, which was ashore Vienna and James’ Chapel M. S. Swain, all ages; $20 entrance, play or pay; $250 added by | to Boston 22d. Hackettstown —J. Flanders and D1 Scum S08AN, Reed, from New York for Valencia (not ¢ Cadiz, as stated yesterday in news columns), with petroleum, put tale 8 Thomas prior to 20th last, leaky. the association; mile heats, for which four started, it being won by &. Warwick's Transit in two straight neats, 7 8 ‘THOS JEFFERSON, Bri from Baltimore for Sa- ont. B. Warwick's oh. ce RaARY® « years old, by | fapeatyrith cara went ashore motuing of 220 Near Harbor NEWTON Disriitor—a, VAN SANT, P. “leak rind dam ‘Prairie Flower, by Sov- ea eee Newton —J. N. Fitzgerald, M4 “4 Souk BELLE SEAMAN, Seaman, fi toy Bp Jobneon for Andover and Roseviile—c. Pe Barnes. Ne Fore New Haven, while going into Cow Bay 224 inst, struc! Stanh pad Weterioo. —W. W. Voorhees, w Conntivs br. f. Molile” ingersoll, 4 years old, rock, staving a hol hotel if bow, eatsti using er toil and sink. orris. by Daniel Boone dam Sigwa, by Epsiion..... 2 2 | she peels isk ny of water. The wreckers will commence ag. N. Bet T. p38 ock’s b. f, Neil! McDonald, by Col- her to-day. Green's ci Chapels. 3 oor 4 on One to be supplied, dam Maid of Monmouth, by Travelier.. 4 3 sure Pauaeieets, from pom nce gi my | 19th, Bisiravown and Jobnsouburg-v. ¥. Dead, PP Wo. Williamson's Lewis B. Siaith, by eves off, Long Tsinns, 000 oF 10,000 Inthe: Big overboar: hue, dam Sea Breeze, by imp. Sovereign..... 9 dr th, north of Hatteras, lost fying J ‘Time, 1:52—1:62, arch 23 The British bark Rapid, reported in ‘The 4 race for u, purse of $500, two mile | supposed to be tho Rapid cot Nasesu) Jackeoncwniee seed second race, for a purse wo mile Din heata, was walked over by ecaptaln net Priva- | {rom Africa for Matatean vo Wan engen, ae fe owned by Crd—C. §. Ryman parties 1m this clty. pong, 5 aie Gece eet rch—C. 8, Van Cleef, veer. taneous, pe cares icon Baer 00 ee oweetie, TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS. The new North German steamship Ohio, Captain Baase, To ve supplied. arryy tinetien tg. i ce ager ny: N, Harris Unionvitt id Went Ti n-8, H. 8 room and 3 ord--1. Thomas and A. Le Smith, “3.8 Kaye, arrived m the Weser 6th inst, and would sail from Bremen 9th and Southampton 11th for Baltimore, ‘The anlvage decreed at Key West in the case of the schrM E Taver, from New York for New Orieans, is $6,600, oe Navigation on the Hudgon still remains closed north of Poughkeepsie. Patrick Hagerty, a laborer, was killed yesterday by @ falling rock at the stone quarry near Baltimore, mos ag," was yesterday held for on en sepat and leave y Hic is ren Mil kboit and Newfoundlend—W. BR. bbie oll. Rasver; one te be.cupption = ss charges of incendiarism. for nats trie by iol ‘the Hf Moore, of Boston, 30 ies tna Htardtogn <0. E, Walton and 8. K. Doolittle. The snow is six feet deep on the level at St. Jonns, ni Spoken. ed ad c Canada, and th Ship “Seminole,” from New York for San Franciaco, Feb EP. Hadey Habit Peak, w yore Conternce, | Sea semesttouk food, “ores “he elwyas 2 Tat bays. Ae te Remote aig a trom Mem | 3 TICUT, seb “oA oe Hitech, committed suloide or Ban Fraaclecd, may have been ih i 4 in Baltimore by hanging himsel For Po: CONNECTIC'! & Hebrew synagogue in that city. Angee, Jan 6— seat ye, pring Wm Wallace (Bn, Oe cece ee The Waban Mits, for the manufacture of sheathing Rianne for for NYor! a Bridgeport. Bapet at Neeanam, Maas. were deatroved by fire on Misthous Marl March said, Koton, Jasper, Clenfue- Pouiticat.—The republicans nomgnated their can- Loss $25,000; insured for $20, sa ‘in oy Fog Robert Noble dhe), Or didates for town and city offices on Monday night, Not much interest is manifested in the canvass as The Supreme Court of Philadelphia poses 10 fased leation for @ writ of Mi or Twitenelh t thus finally disposing of tne ease rar peg fs miarided of do M jarch 1, brig La Cayenne (Br), Doherty, ay m only two speakers, both on the democratic | "seven inches of mow fell enterday at Concord, N. Be Famer it, igelg, Cot t of the «4 KM FE 18 ay and fourteen at White iiver Jonction, and the n poe PE Moore, for 404 meF ery Drs Dromigenty. The toad wil storm a ul continues fast night, All ratiroad trains 8 Herriman rea ge hia; Peete ite, Tor by the and New Haven peuresn oe " Baler Lennon, % pI ite friends Ri a. y ihe Boston Board of Alderm Bi oabtediy urge the nan rae gaging Aldermen have reamrmea ¥ cht ( i Cu iris th ~S — ding for the Peace Festival on dul ‘ iin barhe Demon! Witten’ and’ Habel, Moody, Common The~ contributions in aid of the Deornvorive Fine.—Htil & Hubveli's lumber yard | amount to $04,000. at Norwalk was burned on Monday morning, with negro named William atin Jaconet, | nami Beh Fa tee ie Baird, test from Per. Joss of between $80,000 and $00,000, on which there | WA Arrested in. Philadeiphia ay, cha gave, pin er Mare ‘for karan raeua)y Monte- Was an insurance of about $90,990, Some tenement arine Carter, allas Kate mare ® resident of | schre'J.M Morales, jetacs tate moos or earn H houses near the Danbury Ratiroad switch were con- ena street, New York, March }, brig Micinac (Br), Foster i sehr Mary 4 Steamship Albemarle, Couch, Norfolk, a Point and Richmond L MoCreaay. ; ‘Steamship Neptune. Baker, Boston—W P Ciro ie Me ean nk ater wt N¥ork; ea rn ole) for BeNlts trom NYorss oa jal Sete Er nr Hopkins, disg (before Fat $34) . Grunairag, ‘Feb 96—Passed bark Abbie Bes- gona, from Megsina for Boston; Ha PRE tae Bishons Pose, avi be art Salle, steamship Saxonta, Kier (from mein, ‘i far arch 10—In brigs Ossi) Twom- or, Horton? Golden Lead, Tso, agg ‘schrs Em. for NYor mares Adah sch ae ‘relia Atari aetna ne ee yLirmroot, a Mterch igen abip ‘Timbare Sitiey, New MEL DOUREE, no date—Arrivea, ship Coringa (Br), Fel- eiSneron Bay Dec %2—Sailed, bark ok _ ga a Quicl SPaoeio, feb ate ti for NYork, Ly ay goer pay Arrive 8 yee Fish, Bos- ton for San Fi barks Tomas wrarret ir), Crosb: Mary's, Ga: jit, Atl i, (i) Makenzie, Foland; Sebulz, Ruasell, Pe: neacola ; 12! E Brett, ‘Nickerson,’ st Mary for Leger Tes (and Cagmereg Alonzo (Br), Dun- e*Biihod Oty be Jomn Werley, Ford, Nore ‘ord, Tn port 18th, bark Engonia (Br), Den tir York, oun Hannon de ia, March 10-Salled, ates, Free man, Bostor PERNAMBUCO, Feb 14—Arrived, schr Tigris (Br) p Mors tt York; 1th, brigs Venedey, Muller, do; Pe oc ee en mare Seton at a mr Feb 28alled, sehr’ Port AU PRINCE, Fawn, Lane, Bos- ton (nines tpoken, Foported for NriOs Four ue Patx, March $—In port brig Annie Eldridge, Clifford, for Boston via QUEENSTOWN, Mare ved, steamship Manchester, Jones, NYork via Mallfax for Liverpool PRO Janno, Feb 9_Arrived, schr Annawan, Kimball, Rio ty bits 2 ed (Br}, ina ina ‘ein, Ae | of NYorl me “parks Notos (NG), Staten, Inide, Hahber er and Mindore, Barclay, Paltiorenes Brant ey ‘NYork;’ Amazon, Chapman, Ballim ol ack 1b | vba a Bal best for Baltimore. Balled #ib, bark. Union, Skinier from N¥org) Sau Fran- a iradie ros ri ar Falta ‘Anderson, Dn My ‘Roads, aes ae fenrich Nall ONG) aah jit ac Mi iar" Bry Corp, do 14th, barl Wautlian (haves) Davi CBr, ve Selleur, do; 16th, bri aii (Br, ahi Grey, Hag Col ‘arrel ork claco 5 r), Oliver, (from Boston), Sai indley, Bal prc New Orleans: lat, abip Criterton, Sheldon { ‘park John Boulton (Br), timore. barks Grafin Knyphausen (NG), Pabst, NYork; mshaw, New Orleans; brigs Hebe York; Salier (NG), —,'do, Broderson (Dan), Nielsen, for 2); Washington Butcher, Nicker- in NYork, (wit fon, for do enh ron) Friden Re a ——; for Hampton Fanny pJoergeaseny je Swe, Ms for rong Mtns 8, ai am, f “Gil for Paonia fronat “sek ‘Avance (Nor), Bverdrupel, for St THOMAS, March 16—Put io cnn NYork for Valencia, Our correspondence from St Thomas failed to come lerrimack. to. vy the steamer M¢ Yoxwonama, Jan ow. rt eure S bave-bewas™ PMieltin from Cardiff. ived Jan ‘Br), Meldrum, and John Norman (Br), ee ner, for NYork, Id a "Alc) one, Staples for aodars Sig a Baltimore, arrived Sailed Jan 18, ship Caractacus (Br), Murray, ais American Ports. BOSTON, se i Oot Bounding Billow, Vidu- Mech, Messina; brig OM Reynolds (Br), Dick, Ponce; schr sets non seen | Eelkeen, etersor, fer Rit Mr ryt, Algon, Burina weer ie Pee Nex or Istos (1 "0 no rina nectt, Edgar, Washington, DG; Oe pha lied Barks Kate Cleather, and Wasp; bi i i le en aaa: Constantine. and Lottie Warren be —— ‘ntariea, but anchored the Roads and remained “asdearrived, at P, Romany, Baker Baker, hia; shiva Wealth of Nttiona ton, Sprague, do; Themis, iy London reyes a via a Payal: aarino, no, Blood, Clea Ay tan in, Barbados; enaacola ; schrs Gon Canner, Covsion, rising: Noreen Light, hg fo ae gt fat as are; Me an Gastelic. do; Lottie Taylor, do. Cleared—Bar! Pipes (Br), Skaling' Matanzas; bap Chowan, Forbes, Rio Janeiro ands market; Almon Rowe! fatanzas; — Bark tormerty Herratian rebuilt $4484 ton a) Hanae 2 hieline my ht, Wen fo Taig: 4 Balled -Brigs an ip ‘ountain, and G all, ver a for 'NYorl Pr serdinies” Holssook ; aes? Hi El 4 HHardacrablte, Jones, do for'do,, Bani March oar ved, schr Daniel Pierson, Watts, Koval Landin, "yarch 92—Arrived, chr Elizabeth Cowell, BRISTOI Kempe Elizal RLESTON, March 19--Arrived, bark David ag tea ‘McEibenny, | Liverpool; schr Mary Ella, Thomas, Bei- inst, Me. jenred—Ship Grahame Polly, Burgess, Baltimore; schr A Diy Beal fatilln River, 2? Se Arrived ete Mag corns Garden jagnolia, ‘orl Cartonas tor New ¥ York Jeaty : HX ages, N amabip, ‘Champion, achr Mary atanzas, Beiter Steam ips James lia, Cone on? 3 sehrs ire Rachel” ft bark Fleetwing, Kingston, In, for Saweed, NYork; Lockwood, and M Beaman, do; W W God- Moonlight, M GHTON, ‘March M1—Arrived, echr Lottie Beard, Pe Philadelphia Y bina EAST MACHIA 8 Alamo, Chase; Parnn, Clark, 6 aap Mere ewell Gents Ror FORTRESS “MON n 23-Arrived, ‘bark Kong Carl, Baltimore for een Sailed, steamer Kaffraria; = Gorilla (from Norfolk), Liverpool; brigs Etta M Tucker from Sagua), Philadelphia; Romane’ (from Philadelphia), 'FALL RIVER, March 20-Sailed, bries HC Brooks, Bri Maiansan (and lett x ier Ge Bist) TW Woodrum Wacken yea io Lg i Davie ‘teas mao Marie Lavlsa, Suow, and Livas David Bla H Borden, Hadwin, NYork, GEORGETOWN, oars G3 Arrived, sehre Lath Rich Paddocl 1 Boatol St Thomas rm fib. ong WM Nash Melrl fe Lee Crocker, Currier, ‘brig Ospray, Oul Barbados! iBth, schre Abigail Ha ser, ir, Hen NYork’ uth ‘oe Merar land, i Paiste HOE tare PM— echra Ida. Drake, York for Hoxton Aivarai arn‘, Hani, eabeth por Fletcher, Tracy, Portiand for Alexandrin. fee ogy Marz Pinker Hay Foquaon for Siete ork MJ Laughton, broke, pi 40; Estghton, Peal Caroline Kai icox, Hues for do: Hate W sie Ward, Calate, for do Mary vitt, do'for me Balumore L Tetaen, Oat ‘AW sock At Atnacastarn, 3 W Got Cott, tam ee ope sing ‘Pickering, Queen of arrived earn tame, ‘kin, ee Jonesport for do; ty ra ly We rs Agrcedl ‘centre, eae Fale Pe len Merck seal iy ner, Calals for ul for Prien MJ Caroline hai ‘Gieitic W Mayo, Mary Louisa, Henrietta, Busie Pres, gasoy (Br ‘Br | for ye enue Fae, sg a los for ons fs ‘AM Arrived, sehre Wm Thompson, re ceeaets At id Kr echinen Pail je!phia for Boston ; Har: aS iar uaes tat tn oo Arrived, schr 8 B Frankiin, a obra Alligator, Wooster, and John Somes, "cio HARROR, Merch 0 Nyorx for ‘Virginia A NYork; cee Gardner, from findelphis; Carrie Holmes, 'Brindey, from wai Jeonin ee Marsh a tg) schrs H M Rowley, Rowley. iE i BANS. Panky ie Arrives p ae tgete Bete x4 aon ar ieee no 4 Monitor, Eaton, Matanzas; scbr Anna Ly- LB ELS co fl 5 rr )) Starkey, hy mr ‘and Aon "eae ahet » Sete | ———__= Puianer, Fe " John ila y pM De Wolk, Biisabelbpor? prt eM Myrick, mp manawa aoa Good+ Teel, 2 Mane a? Ohara A gaa art i ork; Thon B a aera Moker en Se Wale on, Teer York f or eccie "are mostly golng Cleared, brig Forest State, Shute, ne cea apse — faire ne enn br) Sone i Houston,’ Hein Gairo (Bry? Carroll, aches Holder, St Joins, NB: E were: ; Portnnd: Bea See’ Nymph; Co "Conley, Providence; TH Moore, N Fadley, Beadiey, Derby: Palestina (Br), McCullock, St Thomas; oer Cardenas Mt ‘Curacoa; E ndicott, Barbar Boston. Ne rw) Eaten, be Lenton eaten’ fipaac 0 Hert Gray, (og ay ey alana: ; brigs Hunter 35 Tpke hemia, Grentue go J Bic, ‘Crawford, ame w ;Rr tng Rastrond Ho rie Anderso! ‘bark Eldorado, Thompson, Cardi(?, Lewes, Dai March 19, 6 PM—The following vessels remain ikwater, head winds:—Bark oe for Halifax; a to Philadelphis: schirs' J peerite deiphia tor Boston; Thos do for Fall iver iia, NYork. ohr Garnet left to-day, for P iladel: pie with os eeeon tbe veetioen! ims omaine romaine tight and will Crary 4 ‘be hove off to-night or to-morrow. night of 20th, bark + B Haws, for St John, NB; uae Mation. for New Orleans, and most of the fleet be- m0 fore 2 36—Arrived, brig JB Brown, Rain, Matanzas: schrs Topar (Br), Watins, Humacoa, PR; Celeste A Hendrick, Hendrick, Baltimore;'J_H ent ‘crowley, Calais for NYork sateninet Dirigo, Johnson, N ist —. a. brigs John Lewis (Br), ‘Bennett, Matanz A Sue El abettport. itley, Cienfuegos; schr Ruth Tho Arti Merriwa, Waterhouse, Sagua; Nathl for Charleston, larch 18—Sailed, schr Ceres, Trefethen, NPROVIDENGE, March 20—Arrived, schr Surprise, Patter- jock River, Va. waded ache Buta M Story, Bills, Norfolk; John, Warren, eebe, and Rachel Jane, MeGarj Entire, Kinnear; Arlt ett jus Eddy, Hopkins, and ‘Thomad Shue North NY st Arrived, reeks Adelia Kelley, Godfrey, Baltimore; Es- Atantio. Stubbs, Wilmin; tom NC, to load for iaabebporte BL Rich, Philadelphia; ‘Nicanor, Han- pan El Eliza ; BLSherman, Phinney, New York; Sa- Tare ior achra Lucy Holmes, Darien, Ga; Traasit, Faring, olds) hia; Free Wind, Frisbee; Charies'L Hulse, Lisle, iza, Caswell, Elizabethport; John Brooks, Fox, .3e oly j,Gaanection® Stephenson, Hoboken. Coan, Ivigtut, Green land: Wilart ¢ Caswell, Elizabenport wRIGHMON Arrived, ‘schrs P Boles, Adams Czar, amino Sn Hos Myetiod sa Wiley, James River to lond for Maine; W aaaaeerelte ‘Baker, Osborne's Landing to load for NYork. Arrived at Osborne's Landing (James River) 19th, schr L Hopkins, NYork, to load con! an NYork, JBM: Wilsor BAVA! 19 Arrived, arks Caro, Beals, ved, bri Stevens 3 Gedee f ‘sehr. NAH, March 1 New ae Union (ta), 8a Bchotte, ‘Bremen’ aches Richard Buliwine bs Fron Ryo land ; Oneida, Davis, Wiscassett ; Whitney hg, May or} ‘rived, steamships Huntaville, Crowell, and San Ja rf cinto, Atkins, NYork. 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