The New York Herald Newspaper, March 27, 1869, Page 10

10 THE STATE CAPITAL. The Complimentary Resplution to Mr. Davie Caucus of Republican Senators—All Modifie cations of the Excise Law to be Opposed The Ship News Bill—A Dog-inethe-Manger Protest—Mr. Hitchman’s Personal Explana- ” ALBANY, March 26, 1869. ‘The fact that this is Good Friday has not inter- fered with the business of the Legislature, A great dea! of business was done in the Lower House; but perhaps the most touching incident of the day was the farewell tendered to Mr. J. ©. Bancroft Davis, the member from Orange, who has just been appomted Assistant Secre- tary of State, by his colleagues on the floor, Mr. Davis is a republican, and the fact that the reso- tution congratulating him upon his advancement was introduced by a democratic member, and was supported in the most cordial and feelmg manner by democrats must have been most gratifying to him. The resolution was offered by Mr. L. M, Kier. pan, of New York, and wae § ken to by Mr. Bitch: man, Judge Campbell, james Husted, Judge Muller, of Seneca; Mr. "Heoum of Brooklyn, aud Colonel Murphy, ‘of New York, in terms of the ‘highest approbation of the character and career of Mr. Davis. The resolutions read as follows:— Whereas it has pleased the President of the United Staten, Uiysecs &. Grant, to call to a position of high trust and honot ur esteemed friend and learned colleague, J. C. Bancroft avi j Resdlved, That the members of this House, without distinc- tion of party, have heard with feelings of pleasure of Mr. aris’ meried elevation to the duties of Assistant Secretary a ¢ United States, and that we his appoint- ‘ment as me only eminently fit, but as a st Scknowiedgmeut of pis talent, integrity and echolarly al Resolved, That we tender to Revie on kia departure from our aikist the expression of our bighest esteem and the assurance that he curries with him our most fervent, hope that those facnities of mind and heart wl e en ‘him to us wil etul continue to, gatuer, arguing iin hosts of friends in bis new and enlarged field of usef Mr. Davis, as might be pe ea as greatly moved at this expression of good feeling from his political oyponen and replied briefly, but with ome emotion, when the resolutions were adopted Dy a unanimots vote. Loud applause, not usual on floor, followed his farewell speech. A caucus of republican Senators, held last night, had under consideration Senator Creamer’s Excise Dill, and decided to oppose that bill and everything an the shape of a modification of the Excise law which may come up before them. The committee Yeported tue bill adversely this morning, Whereupon Senator Creamer made a speech tnat his colleagues lg the repubiican party wili remember for some ‘The protest presented by Senator Pierce of the Senate Committee on Commerce and Navigation in tne Senate yesterday against the bill now before them, oe the quaranune law with regard to the collection of ship news, which passed the House by an almost unanimous vote, and which when it ‘was before the Committee of the House, received be commendation of a delegation of the ship fina! | of Néw York, is a very ce dog-m-the-mange! document, As you will see by its face, it comes trom parties wiic will not-go to any trouble or ex- pense to furnish the New Ycrk commercial com- Munity with ship news themselves, and are not willing that anybody else should do it. 1 send you thediocement for your edificauon. New Yorn, March 18, 1869. CusrEMaN OF THE COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE AND NAV- ZATION, New York State Senate-— Bas Sih: —Pre undersigned editors and publishers of ‘als in the city of New Yor, respectfully beg leave vw or fr 1g you, and through you to the Committee of which aye the head, aud to the Senate, against the passage of ssevadly bili No. 154, entitled “An Act to Amend an Act Sbllahing, ® Quaranline, Defining the Qualifications, ides asd Powers of the Health Oticer for the Harbor aud ft-of New Fork.” ‘The bill proposes to give authority for the boarding of in- ward bound ressols in the harbor for the collection of # ews, entirely independently of the health oflicer, where: ‘Wader the existing Inw, uo one 1s allowed to communicate with veesols uutii after permit to pass the boarding station shall have been died with the Mayor of New York or Brook: Ayn. Werespectfully submit that if the proposed amend- Ament #8 to be enacted into law it will be Ba wise to abolish We entire system of quarantine. It is a farce to make Pa Meiaece of checking the“ tntroduction | of | peat: we from broad by quarantioing ships, and by Sppdinting a health ollicer to guard agalust that evil, if every Wan who can obiain a certiicate as a marine news collector 48 0 be allowed to board an infected ship and communicate With tbe sho /e free of all restrictions which the health ofticer essen finl. We desire to say on our own bebalf that we S68 Mot the, slightest occasion for the proposed amendment. ‘The press ir/weli served with harbor and marine news under ‘uistin g arrangement for its colection by a reporter ng v/Ith the health officer and under his control; and a NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, They report that ttiey have not directed the transfer to Ward's Island or elsewhere of any passengers of said sbip; also that the Board has not had under Pnigage 9 angen finer uhe question of establish- Ward’s Isiand or elsewhere for ing a ine detention rs atone has had 20 such action tn contem) To repeal the ast 1 olshing tl tolls on railroads; to aid in the extension of the izing the Dry Dock, to “extend consolidatit ey ies; for the consideration of the railroad com House; allowing reads not parallel to consolidate ; Incorporating. the, Depository? Loan nattacon of New York; tncot peporsaing the Dime Savings Bat the Suffern'and Winte Plains Savings Bank and tne Equitable Savings Institation of Now York and the People’s Savings Bank of Buffalo; for the payment of certain claims against Richmond county; the sup- plementary Excise bill for the State for considera- tion; amending the Quarantine law; relating to the Electic Medical College of New York; for the exten- 2 ca Maden arcane: Ie el i the act ee ene as) avenue, rooklyn; neo city of Cohoes; opening Ann trot, Breokipns to amend the charters of Astoria, ima ma and Maral i ekg ees dae gaa ina re No ‘tne urt of Oyer ot Terminer of New York for consideration: defining the powers of the Commissioners of the Land Office; extending the exemption from distress for rent and sales under execution; to incorporate the Knights of St. Patrick of New York; rien the completion of the Buffalo and Corry Ra! for the extension of Union avenue, Brooklyn: ry in: corparate the Fire eeing a of Binghamton; to additional powers on the amend the law confe! — inepection. of pa incor] rating the American Moseum of Natural Hanon: carried toa third reading; to incorporate the Amsterdam Savings Bank of New York. On motion of Mr. InviNa the bill Underground Railroad reported last evening was re- committed to the Raijroad Committee. COMPLIMENTARY RESOLUTION TO MR, DAVIS. Mr, KIeRNan offered a resolution to the effect that members of the House, without distinction of arty, have heard with feelings of pleasure of the ion, J. C. Bancroft Davis’ merited elevation to the duties of Assistant Secretary of State of the Unite »/ States, and that they regard his appointment as n gt only eminently fit, bul as a just acknowledgm jot 8 talent, int ity and aabolariy attainme aia; that we tender to Mr. Davis, on his de] ure our midst, expressions of our highest esteer oa assurance that he carries with hum’ our most! grvent> hope that those faculties of mind and hear’ Aynich have endeared him to us will still continue ¢ 9 gather around him hosts of friends in his new and epjarged sphere of usefulness, Mr. KIgRNAN supported the resolutior » and was followed by Judge Campbell, Messrs. Se’ greg, Hus- ted, Hitchman and others. On motion of Mr. SELKREG it Was rdered that the preamble and resolution be spread ym full on the journal and ao engrossed copy pr gsented to, Mr. Davis, The resolution was adopted gpanimoustly. Mr. Davis acknowledged ine ympliment, and bade his fellow members farewell. “sie was greeted with hearty applause on taking his ,geat, PERSONAL EXPLANA .40N, Mr. HircHMan rose to a quest’ on of privilege re- specting an article on the New; york Board of Edu- cation in Harper's Weekly, COT dea of which had been placed a hago & ee re his an ligtous princtpies 1 @ warped his judgmen as to the best interests of ed ecation. Mr. HARTMAN Introduced 2 resolution to regulate fares on the Harlen and ‘fudson River Railroads, the companies to charge, But two dollars between Albany and New York at 4a proportionaily for shorter distances. Adjourned. THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE. The Dog Nuisance, “J. R. A.” desiresysome one in authority to give, if he can, a reaf@m why dogs should be permitted to ran about the ‘streets with so much freedom, and would like to kn ow whether they legally enjoy any greater immun)fy than pms and cattle. He thinks the city authorigaes er the Legislature should take the matter in Mand, Leitertug Loafers Insulting Ladies. Another currespondent calls the attention of the authorities ¥ @ nuisance in the shape of a lot of fel- azstora wi sich, whie entirely ealts(actory to the undersigned, the sar pe time ts io harmony with existing legisiation an the quarr mine policy Jong since established and maintained, Worespe ctfuliy submit, should be satisfactory to all the prese Interest the pending amendatory act professes to be Nery respecifully, VID M. STONE, Editor New Yorks ‘Que of Commerce. BROOKS, New York Pie HARLES A. DAN New York Sun. fi HORACE GREELEY, New York Tribune. D, BANGS, Publisher of the World, 1B. J. BA’ . J. RAYMOND, New York Times. ¥ rr. Hitchman, of New York, made an able speech do- day in the House, defending himself against an ati ack made ae. him in a weekly illustrated paper, @+ sopy of which was deposited in the Post oifice box of every member, with the offensive article carc- fu Ny marked. it had reference to the Common S school bill. Mr. Hitehman pronounced ail the alle- @ ations faise. He denied that he had ever advocated By legisiation in javor of placing public education U der the centro! of any religions sect. He had de- T panded that the charitable institutions of the (Murch to which he belonged, and which he ‘ gonsidered it no sin nor cares to be at- ‘mched to, should have fair share of + gach donations as were given ae charitable purposes to other churches. Mr. Hitchman was listened to with great attention. There was, perhaps, nota jmember in the House who did not feel that the ae was wholly uncalled for and untrue, and that Ir. Hitchman was amply justified in defending him- if upon the floor considering the circumstances of the attention of his colleagues in the House having £0 conspicuously drawn to it. Mr. Hartwau to-day introduced a bill providiny ‘that it shall not be lawful for the Hudson River an Harlem Railroad Company, or either of them, to charge for the conveyance of passengers between New York and Albany a greater rate of fare than 4wo dollars, nor any greater rate between inter- mediate points on the line of either of said roads, in Proportion to the distance between each point. NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. SENATE. ALBANY, March 26, 1869, BILLS REPORTED. Appointing commissioners to revise the charter ‘Buffalo; to amend the charters of Leroy, Cortland \and Newborg; to amend the act relative to altering ‘he map of Brooklyn; authorizing towns in Oneida eounty to atd in butiding a railroad from Clinton to zing the Board of Water Commis- ‘b; incorporating the Central Sav- 1. Og@ Bank of New York; jaying out a pablic park at t. be yenction of Ninth avenue and a new boulevard at Sixty-third street; incorperating the Eleventh W ‘ard savings Bank of New \ork, THE EXC wy Mtr. FAN Parte, trou the mittee on Internal A 1 ture, for a majority of ihe committee reported @ 1 versely to the bill modifying the Excise law, Mr, "tw eed dissenting. » &. CREAMER moved to disagree with the report an d' to commit the bil to the Committee of the ‘Wi | ne. | 1.te vote stood 13 to 13. The Lieutenant Governor gw ‘1 the casting vote In the affirmative. 1 fr. Mattoon (rep.) voted with the democrats in the af ri pative. FRAUDULENT NATURALIZATION PAPERS, M ©. FoLGRR gave notice of a bill to punish the fasu ing, procuring or use of frandulent or spurious cert ifigates of naturalization. Tt ¢ bill amending the charter of the Young Men's Chri, ‘tan Association of New York was ordered toa third reading. HILLS INTRODUCED, By . Mr. Prence—-Kepealing the act for the exten- an 0 f Prospect Park. By & fr. Beacu—Incorporating the Margaretsville Rewea for the insane. BILLS PASSED, struction of the New York and 0 3; iucorporating Passenger w York and Brooklyn; au- pfiilitoaa Company to ex tend thear tra to ze the or an com. pletion of the Willard. i e Asylum amend ‘the act revative to the drainage of Brooklyn, THE CENTRAL RALLROAD CONTEMPT CASE, A report was received from D. Torrance, Vice President ¢f the Central Railroad, in response toa reanlution of the Senate. Mr. HAT.e Moved the reconsideration of the reso. Jntion adopted yesterday, relative to attachin, President Torrance, of the Central Railroad, and bringing him to the bar of the House. Carried, Mr, HaLe.offered the folowing substitute. Whereas D. Torragee, View President Central Raliroad, baywng made t Yation of this body, of the date re ved, That ail proceedings agaln mature of contemst be aod the fates are Adopted. Factit ‘ating the ¢ Midian’ Raliroad— Transit 450i pany of thorizing’ che Avenue of the New York ort required by @ reso 2, Torrance, ip the by discontinued. MISCELLANL OVS, ‘On motion of Mr. Hane, the YHllfor the more eftece ‘wal suppression and punishnieut of bribery was made the special ofder for Tues \ay evening next. Op movon of Mr. Folger it w.4 resgived that on and after ‘Tuesday next the Senate will bold sessions from ten o'clock unull two o’ciocs, and meet again at four, The Senate then adjourned until Monday evening. ASSEMBLY. ALnany, March 26, 1869. DILL INTRODUCED. 4 Mr. Lon introduced a bili to aid in the construc- tion of the Port Jervis and Monticello Ratiroad. THE QUARANTINE QURSTION, The SPeagRR presented a» communteatton from the Metropolitan Board of Health in responee to a wesolution Ja referqage to the ship james Foster, Vice | lows who regularly congregate in front of a saloon at 455 Sixth avenne, and who use disgusting lau- pease and ‘insult ladies who happen to passing. le thinks some of them are already well known to tne police and should be allowed an oppartunity of reviving that acquaintance. ‘The Slaughter House Difficulty. A correspondent, writing under the name of “Catholic Church,” asks if, inasmuch as we have called the attention of the Legislature to the sheep yard nuisance, which the Board of Heaith is so ‘anxious to retain for their sy ial benefit, the atten- tuon of the Legislature might not be profitabiy di- rected to the Jewish slaughtering house corner of First avenue and Forty-eigtith street, in which, it is whispered, some of the members of the Board. of Health are also interested, The Gas Monopoly—A Remedy Suggested. “One Who Has Been Bled” sends us a communica- tion on the subject of gas companies, and in giving his views suggests what be considers a remedy for the evils that exist in relation to them. He says all that is requirea te bring the companies to their knees is unity on the part of consumers. Let them for a time do without and use in its stead safe iliumi- nating olls. In thirty days the companies will snc- cumb, or if they still hoid out let consumers do like- wise. When the collector calls for payment of ac- counts now due, tell him to cut off the gas, aad that when he returns the deposit money for the meter his bili shail be paid. New companies would at once spring into existence, The plan has been tried in New England, and successfully, and with unity in the metropolis the same result could be reached. A Felloe Feeling for Cartmen and a Warning to Our Vigilant Street Commissioner. “M.”" writes in a truck-ling vein as follows:—The ‘Street Commissioner does well in compelling store- keepers to remove their obstructive signs, because they are not only useless to their owners, but are offensive to pedestrians generally; but I trust that he will not be so tyrannically cruel as to force us poor cartmen and grocers to hire stables after having permitted us to occupy the streets for so longa time, It is true that in some neighborhoods we nave eight or ten elegant trucks, carts and wagons all on one bjock, which occupy nine- tenths of the road; but the convenience and expenseiessness to us being far greater than is the nuisance to the public, I feel confident that the Com- missioner will think twice before issuing an injunc- tion against them, It is aiso true that we occupy the sidewalks in various parts of the town with our trucks from sunrise till sunset; but this is significant of commercial prosperity. And if men aud women do have to walk through the muddy centres of streets is it not a proof of our freedom and Leng —the cartman free to toad his cart just where he pleases, and the pedestrian at liberty to climb over the tail of it or walk through the middie of the street, exactly which he prefers todo’ And if a man hire a stable large enough to accommodate eight horses has he not right, as a free American citizen, to be four hacks in the street, clean them there and slosh water about to make sliding ponds for young America’ If, however, any edict should be promulgated against our ancient prerogatives I would respectfully suggest that @ mass meeting of cartmen, grocers and hackmen be held in the Park, and that apple women, peanut merchants and beripatetic confectioners be invited to attend, in order to protest against any interference with’ our Tights as citizens Of this great metropolis. GENERAL NOTES. Cape Cod is washing away. All the New Engiand States fast on April 8. Pa 616,579 of imternal revenue last ear. There are 211 working Masonic fod Carolina. Mori, the alleged murderer of Dr. Hershe, of catine, ta is to be tried in June, a: Metn: apers assert that a negro was killed in that city recenuly by halistones faiiog on his head. A State Woman's Suffrage convention js to be held at Des Motnes, Jowa, about the middie of April. The bail in the Dan. Noble case, at Elmira, N. Y., | has been fixed at $26,000, but has not yet been re- | newed, it costs but $1 08 per week each for the board of conviets in the Maine State Prison, and §7 per annum buys ciot! Mra. Fanny Morse, of East Weare, N. H., was 190 years old Oh the 12th inst. She ‘are @ pension as the widow of a Revolutionary soldier, The Maine Legisiature has passed a law imposing $100 fine or one year’s imprisonment on any person Who, by design oF carelessness, injures baggage. It is estimated that the snow in Tuckerman's ravine, in the White Mountains, is at least 1,000 feet deep. ' Hopes are entertained of a magnificent snow arch there next August. The owners of ny all the Portland (Me.) yachts | have met and have decided upon a cruise together. ‘The time is setdown commencing on the 16th of June, ana to last four days. The course laid out is much the same as that sailed over last year. The committee of the Pennsylvania Legisiature, witch has been since January engaged in trying the contested election case of M. R. Thayer, republican, asec ca tone k, democrat, for Judgeship in Phila phia, on Tuesday agreed to report tn fav of Thayer. boat Pe bs There are 1,010 Indians diatriputed Into tribes, and those not directly connected with tribes, scattered throughott Massachusetts. ‘There are 1,241 in clasat- fied tribes, and 369 not connected with them, and for the /ast ten years they have not materially mcreased nor decreased, Florida has the credit of another murder, which qeourred @ Belleville om the oth instant, A desper- in North MAP,CH 37, i869—TRIPLE SHEET. ate character, named Andrew Jackson, shot and killed a planter for whom he had working, named George Bell, the latter having demanded the return of some money, In the Rhode nna Legisiature om Tuesday the House ted to the Boston, Hartford and Erie Company the right to ‘puild a railroad fro ae Providence to the Massachusetts State line, to ¢ yn. nect with the company’s present road to Bo: 4on, thus forming @ second railroad between Provi' snce and Boston. print ba Damlenlare of Slate, Mrs. Shoat, real stron s farm ten miles north of Fort Wayne, We ,s shot and ath inst. So although it is Y aay have com: Indiana h papers. killed by an unknown assassin on the Wi, far the case is involved in mystery, conjectured that @ surprised robber + mitted the deed, “SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac tor ‘tor Now ¥, y fore. Day. Sun rises. 5521 fitoon rises...eve — — Suv sets, 19 / High water.morn 7 59 pa Weather , along the Coast. Key W Hava MARCH 26-9 A. M. Port. Piaister Cove. ee Reale Thermometer, 33 above x” a “ pry rr & Ricumond Charlestor 7 . Savanna’ , 68 New Or ‘“ 6 %6 78 Fst Tort OF NEW YORK. , MARCH 26, 1869, Herald Packages. Captains and Pursers of Vessels arriving at this port will ‘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 regular monthly meeting, held March 3, 1868:— Resolved, That on and after April 1, 1 the Associated Presa will ‘discontinue the coliection of ship news im the harbor of New York. Passed unanimous! Rg The office of the Herald steam yachts JAMES and JEANNETTE is at Whiteball slip. All communications from owners and consignees to the masters of inward bound ves sels will be forwarded free of charge. CLEARED. Poa, smga Caledonia (Br, Car Carnagban, Glasgow—Hender- TOR. Steamship Northern Light, Timmermann, Copenhageg via Cowes—Ruger Bros. same American Union, Grant, London—Grinnell, Minturn & ark Reunion, Dunbar, Cronetadt-—-Miller & Hough! Bark Anna M Knight, Knight, Cardenas. Brett, Sou mb Oo. Bark Alex MeNeil, Plummer, St Joun. NBA Jacqulmot. Brig Alfargga (Br}, Rutherford, Gionfuerves? i Neves & Brig Undaunted (Br), Jackman, St Johns, NF—Maitland, Phelps & Co. Florence Shay, Hulse, Cadiz—J H Winchester. Sebr Annie Gardver, Gardner, Demarara—Miller & Hough- ton. Schr Alpha (Br) ee Liste Glace Bay_G H Brewer. Schr July Fourth, Co sonville -W fay & Sear Nalad Queen, Ballimore--Bentley, Miler & Schr Willow Ha i Davis, Baltjmore—Baker & Payton, Schr Star, Crowell, Newcastie—W B Vondersmith, Schr Mary, Rogera, Ellzabethport. ey AL Fitch, Yates, Lynn via Port Johnson—J S$ Ingra- athe J B Cannio; ham, Kelly, New London and Norwich— Bentley, Miller & Sloop Harvest, Corwin. Bristol—# W Jackson & Son. Steame: Mars, Grumley, Philadelphia. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. Steamship Siberia (Br), Martyn, Liverpool March 13, and Queenstown, 14th, with mdse and. 3:6 passengers, to B On ard. March 22, iat 42 13, lon 65 16, n Inman sieam- er, bound E; 26th, lat 40 27, lon 70 48 at 5:00 AN, ateamalip Palmyra, and a North German ste ip Leo, Dearborn, Ravanoaly, 6 houre, with ae wan Daasengers. to Murray, yore eae March 25, passed steamship Virgo, hence for Savanna, Steamanip James Adger, Lockwood, Chariéston March 28.2 PM, with mdse and passengers, to HR Morgan & Sa casi off Cave Romain, passed steamboat City Nor olk, steering Steamship Wm B Clyde, Morgan, Wilmington, hours, with mdse and Jae Hand a Sevag Pan Shoals, spoke ihe lightahtp, wno reported being auodt cl provisions and tobacco.” 3 Fleametiy Brunette, Howes, Philadelpbia, with mdse, to Ship City of Sydney (of London), Brown, Calcutta, Dec win a ve, to Spring, Nott & Co. Sees the equator on is l4th ‘Deo in Jon 88 E, and have had exceedingly Arm winds fand fine weather all'the e pagange until arriving off Cape Good Hope, where we experienced a very heavy days; rounded the Cape Jan 26; ‘hen’t had ‘ight SE cae St lelena, where we called on the 9th Feb, and sailed on the Wth, from thence light SE trades to the squsior. which was crossed on the 224 Feb, in lon 30 hen light, Seine and squally weatner for three days, when we got trades in int 2 $0.8, lon 38 W, which coutuned. igh fine until March 12.’ in iat 25 N, lon 67 aoe theace very light airs and caims for six 4a ‘rom the Ieth to 2d March we experienced a Ley he _ ale with Se ‘iene ning and Donen sea. On the aah ~ eats r cleared reeze from the N on the asage of 110 days from pilot to lon b Es brig Para (Swe) 19 days Feb 23, iach min N, lon 31'W, bi rd Buenos Ayres for Antwerp g,clympin (Br, bound SW ; 224, iad 4 uy orig Mary De Adama, steering 8; a lon 7330, bark Ebenezer (Norw), 42 days from Caraitl tor New York, ai] well. Snip Pactolus (of Thomaston), Tobey, fan Francisco Dec 3, with grain to Sutton & Co; vessel to Jas W El aC Ship Rhine, Kommeriing, Loudon ‘Dec 12 ¥ Feb If, with indse and 24 paasengers, to Grinnell, ‘Minwuen & Ship Hermann (NG), Lange, Newcastle, 42 days, with coal, he, to H&A FW Meyer. Had rong westerly winds mort of the passage. March 6, lat dl, lon 28, saw bark Elizabeth Ha- miiiton, pound E. Bark Unison (Br), Walker, Nagasaki, Nov * with tea, to up tao! pilot 0 ‘on board afters pilot. "Spoke Fev 1, lat 37 Natal for Lontion ; ED Morean & Oo, ‘Passed ‘Anjicr Dee tis ghape of Goot Hope, Feb 7, and crowed the equator Feo 94, fu ton 20 14. Has had moderate weather. Mai Jat 96, lon 71 30, spoke sehr Fortuna: from Oporto. for New Yor Bark N Struve (NG), Struve, quil, 100 days, with coffee, &c, to Edye & Brod! sed the equator March 1.1m lon 30; bai! fine weather most of the passage. Feb 2, 1at9 8, lon 34, spoke bark Paullac (Fr), steering 3; same time, bark Lux (Br), from Newport for Islay. k Velox (Serv), Olsen, Newport, paar, with railroad frou, t order. Had heavy gales from ‘Jan 210 Feb 2 from the WSW in lat 41 50, lon 13.20; took the southern passaze; was as far touth as iat 21; encountered another beavy gui from the 20th to the 22d inst in Int 34, lon 72 30, Bark Evenezer (Nor), Jacobsen, Kewport FE PB, 8 dare, with railway iron to Funch, Meineke & Co. rhe southern age, ani had moderate ‘weather up 0 Bermuda; since Peavy NW and NE Winds. Bark Alexander (Swe), Ante Antwerp, 63 days, with ite to Funch, Meincke & Co. Had strong westeriy gnice the whole passage; carried away fore yard and foretopsail yard. Bark Uno (Rus), Weekander, Mareeilies, 59 daysy with mise to Funeh, Meincke & Co. Had fine weather, Bark Joseobine Martin, Pickett, Leghorn Feb 8, passed Gioraitar Feb 17, with marble, raze and passe ‘to War- Hiad heavy sreather. Tun inate iat ‘Tat lh, lon 653, ha British bark, from Buauos Ayres Poteus, Taganrog, 194 days, with wool to Heinnetnan « Payson. fad bea hacen em Jost and aplit an! Papark Annie (ir; Peodieton, Havana, March 9, with « o HD &JU Brockman, March 2 ak 39 2 Yon 73 iy hala heavy gale from SSE to SSW, aL GAM hove th, the abip ying ith Imaty rail under seater; at 4 PM aaw aschooner iying to. heading NNE, with foremast bead gone; since then bad changeable weather and gales from weat to north. | Bark Ocoan Home, Brandt, Matanzas, 12 days, with sugar | to James Ea¥ard A Co. Hi heavy weather most of the pas- sage: veen 6 days north of ark Colon (Br, Mart Cardenas, 12 day " with mo- | Ineses, to Hatton, Watson & Co. Had'strong N and N winds most of the, Passage. Brig Richmond (of Bary t), Powers, Castellamare, 60 Gaye, ‘with fruit to Miller & Houghton. Had moderate weath- er up to March 1; since strong Westerly gales, Brig Christinn ibe 1X Dan), Sonne, RS Janerro, 47 dare, pith cover, ty Funch, Meineke & Co.’ March 25, Int 3s 40, scar FC Young, steering bt " ear'y (Dan), Lauret eens Porto Cabel 14 days, wit to Boones (raves # Co.’ Had fonry vontoat ®, iat 31 12, lon 72, exchanged cageais w mina bark owing a whive fag with red ball Inéthe eemure, bo “ore Nellie Antrim, Wallace, Rarbados, 16 day SRS sugar and molames to Warren Ray & Co, fad heary weather. Brig St Peter (Br), Grimes, Cienfue: iS dayne wit ‘with tno asses to Fowler &Jova. Had hear = moat of the north of Hatteras % miles ‘exsel’# Lovne painted white, 26 a heavy NE and NW north of latteres, 20 days, with sugar, the pas Jes rnowt of the passage ; "org Ceres (Br), Wilson, Ge nano, to Brett, 80) Had heavy weather most’ of sirens i ith sugar to HI ie Bice with sugar to Wait & Co. ther "Sariag the passage; 4 days north of Hatteras, Brig Harvest Queen (Br), Sbolte, Bermuda, 5 dara, with at of ebip Conateation'y onrgo abd product, to Middleton Hila Irene, Ford, New Haven for Elizabethport, Bebr Sarah Louisa (of Boston eelingy, St Annis Bay, Ja, Feb 7, via Nassau March dy with hogwood apd pimente to x H Solomon; vensel to 8 Merchant, &Co. Had heavy weath- been § days north of Hatteras, thee Crowe int (of Newburypant), Boardman, Baracoa, , with be &T Pearsall; \veasel to BJ Wenberg. Clare, Clentuens, 28 days, with mo- Umphray & Co. Had beavy weather; apt shile and jort 4 bhds mola vot deck. Martin, Matanzas, 16 iat, ign wins Assage; been 6 days north of te (ot City I aries MeClennon, Benr ol Jones; Smiths Norfolk, Behr A 8 Oakes, Rideo: Rohr Jeddie, Bri gene Kimpir st chr AJ Chapman, 8B Mii — New Redford for Phila deiphia. Providenc New ine, Bail, Bridge or azard, Clark, Bri fhe cat ker John Orser, Simpaon, Btepeport, Rermien, Aten, Bri Behr sae By Burton, Patmer, Br Sevort, . Behr Drew. Mit i Bridgeport. = Mati ea Sieenwth nar, Rinith, Green: Bene § ghar, Lewis, Portiness § Buckin Bont EH Hubbard, Jones, Port Sehr BF Brainerd, itt), bore I, Schr AM Acken, Hale, Norway Sehr G W Purnell, Sitney, Stamford, Rehr Splendid, Phinoey, 7 Siarat ord. Behr Paloon, Wheeler, aration Kehr Mary Teabet, Baromis, Ne Behr JG Prorwon, Jones, Nortuyott. nd, Ch ok Schr 512 Bartel Greenport for Philadelphia, os a HW Jonson fom oe ‘Ovmnstock, Great Neck. ¥ gind at sunset SSE. Shipping Notes, The English bark William Turner, 421 tone, builtin Work- ington in 1862, is on one of the screw docks near the foot of Market slip baving her yellow metal sheathing patched. The bark Gazelle, 198 tons, new measurement, built in New Haven (to which port she belongs) in 1852, and owned by H ‘Trowbridge, was on the small sectional dry dock near the foot of Rutgers slip yesterday having her yellow metal sheath- ing patched, The ship Energy, 928 tons, built in South Boston in 1860, and belonging to Paul Spofford & Co, of this city, will be taken up by the greater sectional dry dock, adjoining the above, this morning for examination. ‘The bark Atlanta, now on the great balafice dry dock near the foot of Pike slip, is owned by Messrs Thayer & Lincoln, of Boston. She is to be caulked and newly metalied, ‘The ship J P Whecter, after examination, bas been ordered stripped of her old yellow metal sheathing, She isto petho roughly caulked, trenailed and remetalled. Extensive repairs have already been given her. She is on the balance dry dock foot of Pike slip. The American Lloyas’ Register gives her date of building as being 185%, but her owner, Mr W Nelson corrects this and gives 1806. The old Babbidge balance dry dock, heretofore lying at the foot of Gouverneur street, was yesterday taken by the tugboat Frank Woodruff to her new berth at the foot of North Ninth street, Williamsburg. This was tne frst dry dock of its kind established in this port, and was originally stationed at the foot of Jefferson street. Somo twenty years ago it was used asa “place of amusement,” having 00 exhibition a large whaie, The Harlem steamboat Sylvan Stream is to be taken on the People's balance dry dock at the foot cf Gouverneur street this morning, ‘The brig James Crow, 203 tons new measurement, built in Truro, NS (to which port she belongs) in 1662, has been on the Erie Basin dry docks having her old zine sheathing stripped off and being recaulkea, The bark Johanne Maric, 728 tons, built in Bremerhaven in 1862, belonging to the port of Bremen, and consigned to Messrs Funch, Meineke & Co, of this city, is to be taken up at noon to-day by the sectional dry dock at the foot of Clinton street for Underwriters’ examination, Marine Disasters. Snip Booman cnaaf frm vata for New York, at Bermuda, would leave on’the 19th. Sutp A M Minot, Lowell, at San Francisco, reports that when leaving New York a man (name not given) fell from the maintop overboard and was lost. Of River Platte expe- rienced a severe pampero and lost some sails. Bnio FANNIE LINcoLN, bound fro a Demarare for far Cuban ‘thence to the United 81 sideral aed by fre at the former port on the biry ‘nat. they was spe: if loaded with ice and vegetabl nd the fire broke out in the night between decks. About 100 tons of ice was lost. A sur- vey estimated the dai to the vessel at ‘ebe could accomplish her voyage was uncertain, Brig J A DRVRREAUX, from New York for Havana, Bi = unos ‘26th inst, with one man injured and a are THOS JEFFERSON, Bri from Baltimore foi nah, before reported ashore near gers re tons, was Duilt at at Baitumore in 1857, and hi Sone Lizzie THOMPSON, Martin, yet serrate a ee inst from Georges Beare metas 9 ke, ry inst, janks, scbr Joanna W! from Porto Rico fe Shelburne, Na with loss of fake “f and her mainmast sprung: ‘The Joanna White losi three men in the gale of the st. Sour W1Lp Burer, from Martini reported orn into Bermuda ‘lth matom: jatteras on the &th inst. NORFOUR, March 25 -A wrecking ‘steamer and lighter left 2 PM to-day for the Norwegian bark Firkloverct, ashore Bea Ca Cape Henry. The caren may be saved; v proba- ly loat tetera ” ue for New York, before F repaira, lost Qorexerows, March 1 Th ship Scotia (Br), Captain Burgess t wo days out from Liverpool, with salt for Boston, bes ity In here, the crew refusing to do duty, alleging abip in aleaky state, ichard Robinson, Robinson, from Liverpool for New york, is atill in harbor. Miscellaneous. ‘The purser of the steamship James Adger, from Charleston, bas our thanks for favors, We are indebted to purser H Haskell, of the steamship Leo, from Savannab, for bis attentions. STEAMBOAT META, belonging to the Manhasset Bay and Port Morris Steamboat Company, after being thoroughly overhauled and handsomely fitted up, has again taken her place on the route, running toand from Manhasset Bay and intermediate landings. New Ciipren Surr—The new clipper ship Highlander, now loading for San Francisco at pier 11 East river, is well deserving the attention of those interested in the growth and prosperity of our shipping interest, Sho was built by Samuel Hall, Esq, one of the most successful builders of clipper ships in this country, and her entire construction evinces a thorough knowledge of the requirements of the present day, the models now being constructed having for aim capacity as well as speed ; and the Highlander combines these two quall- ties in an eminent degree. He length ts 191 feet, breadth of beam 38 feet 6 inches, and depth of hold 23 feet 10 inches. Our space does not permit us togo into all the minutiwe of her construction, but an inapection of her by those of our readers conversant with marine architecture will well repay them, as we consider her one of the finest models of modern tmprove- ment in shipbuilding that we have secn for along tlhe. Bhe is owned by Benjamin W Stone, Esq, of Salem. Whal Arrived at baie! potters: ‘Mth, bark Midas, Drake, orotate . Honotniu, wit! iP, 1885'do wh oil and 9500’ Ibs bone. Sent hor 48 bbls sp, 1500 do wh on and 2600 her most of the webr ‘Arizuba, Goo’ Goodspeed, of At do Mareh 16, b ae oy tas, Fisher, refitted, and would pre pdout 10; . 1 tisore (of Boston), wit with $5 bbls oi al ur Antarctic, Hill, with 200 do do, ready ‘Arrived at Ria Janeiro #&h ult, schr Lisle P Simmons, Dunbam, of Provincetown (and sailed 20th to cruire) A letter from ae ‘Stetson, of Urig Ross, Baker, of Bos ton, Teporta her off Pernambuco Feb 28, with 70 bbls sp nly taken since leavin, ‘ke Jan 27 schr Simmons, Cook, of Per ABR a wit 20 bbis, who reports about the 20th of Jan ship Jerry: Perry, rooting thie season; barks Anawam, Russell, do; Oak, Cl do; schra Louisa A, of Boston, with'no ofl since leaving Fayal as Simmons, nothing this season; L P Simmons, 30 ‘bbla Alcyone, clean. A letter from Capt Newcomb, of bark Sarah, of NB, re- pire ber at Barbados March 4, baving taken nothii ince feaving ‘Fayal; would sail same ‘day, and be at Fayal ln Oc- or Tetter from on board bark Xantho, Beebe, of N der of Bouro, Banda Sea, Dee 1, with 1140 bia A letter from Capt Gifford, of bark Port feports her going into Ternate Jan 3, bis'sp oil last cruise —560 bbls wp 0! Foreign Tine ANTWERP, March 11—Saifed, Sabra Moses, baa New- port. Sailed from Flushing @th, Kate Daven; rang; St Peter, Woudwin, "Newport, Bee Which, ‘rani t Anat Jan ‘U—Passed by, Margaret, Bepdixen, fecal “Buistot, March 11—Sailed, Constance, Lord, NYork. Pg in Kingroad 12th, in, Olsen, NYork for Glou- SBoRoraux, March sated from Rovan, #th, Machas, Gau jew Orleans; Georges, daurier, Sun Francisco. by CE 7 i, March 1 Salles Ceres, Boe, NYork. BuruEy, ‘March 10—Arriv Anion, ¥ ‘Fricke, Galveston. jalied 9th, Ohio (%), Bosse, bom os Ayana, ‘eb 13— ior Provincetown (oil not reporwed) herxce Avw mt ee Mead n Lewis, Bre feb aos 9 Homaras, fs Huxford, do diene, Cofln, sg, from ‘York, arrived J Iw ‘fib’ Bostia, arrived Sea sh asr bass cet ake, Gere fromm from Rosario, do; D R ‘Stock wel Bangor, via Monteviteo, ‘Jan 3, do; echt a Rien Bowen. for X York, to anil Fev 1 we ‘a Salied Jan 14, barks Scotie Queen, Grant, for Antwerp; Vith, J B Bradiey, Bi i skh, brig'see Gui, fan: bn fore in ball Cornia g, Biau- A Juba ‘inal Pratt, London; ‘Feb 6, barks ions, ‘Gueapver, Autwerp; th. EA Souder, Pa a do} ulma, Hew tt, Havane: 1th, aera Treat ins in pe 1y, 00% ship Koomar, ona, hes hon, Wilkion, NYore; Toabel, Mt Jordan, Bostoa. *pEukuDa, March 17—I0 Larerpoo: for NYO, to ani Batled 1 THA Pits, for NYork. CARDIFE, ware 9— Arrived, spite: Se hog es ; Jobo Barbour, an, Antwerp ; It th, Havre. Saiied 1th, ndvpenceare, banellano, Niork CAB IA, Mirch 6 Arrived: MGanie, A’ Genk, Ray, NYork y ar; Vth, E: Morning Light Waiter, Boston. Drat, March 1l—Arrived, Cora, Henderson, London (and sailed for Philadeiptia). FALMOUTH, Marc! bo Put in, Arego (a) pal Deg Pp men for NYork, for # supply of cou! 1d procecied fisinore, 10 land a sick Tain, Speed, Larkin, Puiladeiphia for =. GLasaow, March 12 Sailed, NYork, Ft eae, ichero, NOrleans; ih, Harris, Allen, Vile Sailed #thy Providenza, rier, GORRE, Feo ie Arrived, bark Zingarelia, Strickiand, Bow ton, 20 day GENO. larch 4 Arrive: Nore: Sth, Jas Booth, Kelley, Alle: ya. Goaraxamo, March ¢In port echre Nellte Doe, and Al i burger, for NVork in 3 day NO ame March 6— Krrived, J 8 DeWolf, Liverpool for “fated Ith, Storm Bird, Schella, NYork. RE, March 10—Cieared, N Thayer, Crosby, Newport and Dotted Stat ten. HEtvorr, March 10—Satied, @ Palmer, Smith, Boston (and Dungeness 12th). HAMBURG, March 10-Sailed, AM Palmer, Skoifield, Go- alta tax. NS, March 28Arrived, schrs Somerriile, Mas ‘ork; Annie (irleve, Norfolk, Va; 24th, steamship iy ot Bi Halitar, Jamieson, St Johns, NF (to proceed 26th for mnie ‘Mtb, brig Marco Polo, Pitts, NYork; sehr Agility, Ht _ POOL, March 9 Cleased, Ringdove, Lioyd, Singa- Nesta, Tellefaan, City Point; Pennayivanin ( meta NYork Pawnes, Anker, Erotic, RT baltimore’, Kewer Wid idgren, ¢ jor Bisham and Scandia, Bockel Ph fanith, Galveston; Lith, Kepler, Lanckeman, Scotin, Boston (and put into’ Queenstown); N Mosher, monte ty, seledertia; j Aunel, Vaughan, Boston; Pocaboutas, Wee! Entered out 10th, Robt Goal Leiten, Galveston War Spirit, Por , for NYork; Ith, ary, Jenking, Phila jaroh M—Arrived, Ann, still, Wilmington, ny Jupiter, Jonepheen, NYork, ‘arch IArrived, Evelina Schroeder, Pruete jadelphia: J & R Walsh. Herbert, do fot NYor March 2-Sailea, Wild Gazeile, ‘is, Borton ta, ‘otter, NYork. Bw pony March I1—Arrived, Glad Tidings, Thomp for aiied sith, Adelaide Norria, Reed, NYor! PoutewotTn, —e 10—Pat in, rete Sage, from bd Si ‘ork for Antwe: Pass March 12—Arrived, Herbert, Davison, NYork ata vad 2% Arrived, © B MeNell, White, Genoa; March Mabon, N York, aested” Harris, NYork ; March 6, Dashing Wave, Asn00, Feb 23 Passed, bark Aquidneck, Cheso- drone hy from Baltimore for Rio Janeiro. iT fants March 10-In ott, brige Jessie ma Fre from Boston, arrived 27th ult, for Trin eed Hib; M A Bensou (Bs), Gaudin, from Boston, ar eon Mareh 10-1n port brig A B ese arr “Balled Bd, Orig Hermas, Wlackart, NYork, STOWN, MISCELLAN! : fe ar et at ara ante aan a, wee aM, March Johannes, Leander, MEARIE AND HOME. Rusknio9, March 18 Tn port brig J W Drisko, Eaton, for No. 15 NOW READY, ia * Evameniany Mare Vigilant, Shields, New True to the day. rng Suoken = to every interest of family and country. rasta Jan 9—Sailed, int, andattene Cand Boston via ee to fateh 1 bal qe sailede a Dark Alice Tarlton, yu want a good lai jast’s picture of a ors Day in HEARTH AND nor, Boston. vino port ‘7th, bark sky ry ye Boekent te Beak for Boston Ae tay 4 HOME, rived ai; sche ‘Siriaas Cole, Fir dosti dn. fun peg sont be ‘TRIRST! Lo) Lei Wfospir’ Gant NYork. charming rer Pianin HEARTH AND HOME, Zaza, ig. Carol cag Rose, Hampton queryi out the Potatoes to p ae Ay a ct A f if week's HEARTH Al iD HOM, * 2a Shvator nh ve aint, talants, Williams, St Mare, Ha Renae Be Do you think a lightnin, rod i donirabie? ‘the is Loo of ¥: ates Sy ed Pees pt tae Derk John Ht Pearsoh, Fay ci ie mi ler i Do you wish to know h s Pee daciatk | ee Teuew melhod im this week's HEARTY AND WOME, Wie? schre "wary Show, | ite Pato eed Kelley, Ph talk of scoing Bot uth? Baila, Wind NW, brige LL a ‘and Mr. Jacques? Southern e saa are steamer ii re ear ep NYores ship ane this week's HEARTH AND HOME. ane fol ans; rane, King, Liverpool: ster fs | Doyou think of vlanting iroca? Cone, Crocker, Norieanes bois arse Aan, sSiatiarn Ber Bee’what Mr. Gree reeiay anys ‘of that matter in this week's ude; e ston, HEARTH AND HOM rs los; thi fon ¥ eet fe : Are you a house rita 1), King, Barbados; ea an out a Mrs! Hunnivee ans suggestions in this week's Maite Holmes Tepley, Saga Dard a fama, Sou eg sopeetlee ee Hale end Be vuiftulen ook ear “pm 239 700 planning 2 Dea, in New England in this week'a ting, Nope Lacy Dy mont | HEARTH AND HOME. ry ence ales below. Eom saoreos Bini fod anxious about ir seed une, Mataazaas brig Concord, Kell, : What HEARTH agen? says of good and bad ih Areed bark Lair rae ih, i brig ak sna ales Carton, fe Joa Hatt Bo you like eprin greens? ii, Perso, Bath Prane my Alleoy Providence. W ‘Rum: at Scommon sense Mr. Wilkerson” has to aay 1D seh, Green Wn inert join Foraythy Apple nis weel's HEARTH AND HOME. Sal yer einer terres debi ee re Sb in a hn eee Pa sto eolinent physicianot New for nos \eacia, Robinsou Matauras 2 Oe ee AND Hoe” ‘25th—Arrived, an ips N Barry, Rockport. cl ae fnvana und New Or- | , Do. you want to know bow s man and wife can keep house leans via Key W Howto ‘New York ‘month folks “rig dt an peice onus, Pi via More | ass tence of actual perience in thle week's HEARTH tpg the ante ale Boner’ Cae Saga A Can AND HOME y Wilbert, Jersey aT As Beal Buingell, Do want to see how a | ecvakeed conquered bis ape Revenant a Pierce, Beu! | petite 'D R Graves, Jerse} son, NYork ; Jos cher Bieta, Pr Sailed 13 3 barks cuca la BATH, aro 24° Sailed, rl Micpariee - ee Ghea Great mate ee coors mabe Wiking Read Mrs. Davis’ story in this week’s HEARTH AND HOME. rou want to please your our wife and the obikdren, and the BRISTOL, March Marri - | neigh ho borows the. er ilaabetiper es ii sts ratiar Crock: | OREO wae e HEARTH ANE TeRD HOME. CORPUS C City March fd sareaas chs Vernal Per- | It was never better, and we mean it shall never be worse. an pba OHA LES LESTON, Ny March 0 Sslled, sip Grahams Folly, PRICE 10 CENTS. 8 Annie 1 FOR SALE BY ALL NEWS DEALERS. E Vancleaf Jon Jon Heckport Leni ae mats Hal, Matanzas River, Ga; WH MEDICAL WONDER, ALSAM. |—Cleared, schr Montrose, Knudson, NYo! Te oak imatism, N¢ ja and in ther we Sailed—Schrs ir Magaolin, Dewar, W¥ork; JH | sae! King's Evil yaipelas, es cer and as aed Sanath Be diseases of tne great Debility, Liver Co Wi ood, Eines. Salt Rheum, dc., &c., are most med by ths sovereign puriher, "It has been public wenty-one it bas cured a, hen never falls when taken as directed. Ii is Coafrey, dears Providence; 3 Flying moe Mine Arrived, steamshi Pearce, wei Courier, Port Talbot; Mansanilla, Rockport! ches ‘Aiclda's tone Wy. Laura, Meindoe, ‘Ja; Dexter Washburn, New or- | oasee Abd ates Te curea teane Falmer, Lily, A awards, and C8 E Helier, York. Suess stokes) even wktas the este bie teeouasearant Boston; AE Glovers do; Hanger, Pore Wier: ‘ithe fe Balm docs tot Contain «particle of mercury of Salied-—Steamahip Magnolias NYork; ne "fir. D. Pearsall, now Inspector of State Prison at Prentony! ‘ N,J~ waa cighicen years Bince_aiticied with uleerous ert i ip Charleston, Ton Se"throat tongde and sad note; wae treated with mercu J A Devereux, NYork for Ber 5 ati es disease had redi face to imaged; Stan, Pa enh, iat fel of From ile own welght, uk MONROE, March erred ia Talis- oe en old. ‘was induced by Joseph H. man, trom Rio Janeiro for orders; WH Abderson, from wi HW give too Lite Kaleem atrioh; when tt {one 2 Sein Passed in for Baltimore, bark 1 Benson, Bethe een $08, Ghyt rete — ghd rane ie be from Porto Klco; 14 Lizzie Daniels, Bray, from Maya- win, Broadway, near Fortioth street suet Maggie, Miakelfy, trom arroyo; sohr Lotte, Jobason, lack Dy ll ships Sinapolia, ee 1001; CHRONIC RHEUMATIEM. Fran bark or Mal 4, From F. B, arage eatre, Broo! Kon Gari, for Londonderry; Sarah Crowell for Pose nick: | Yite: Fiecrn rare piiae goby Clara Smit, for Cardeuas In the ‘Roads, bark Fem: | “Dark Hua" et both to yourself and also ficted with that distressing dt testimony in favor of t others who ma} broke, for Mataa: FALL chronte Tbeumatiem, to RIVER, larch ‘%4—Arrived, chr Cornelia, Shea, to add m: Elizabethport ; Phil Sheridan, Murphy, NYork. raluable medi Life Balsam. For years I 2éth—APrived, schra Thos Borden, Weithington, Pbiladel- aay pore eee tn ite moet agyra phia Annie Annie a May dos ted character. "I tried to obtain relief from the moat eesin Sunftty do; Fannie barney, Gable, do” NYO": Senator, | modical pracltioners both he ted the Ee aa te GALVESTON, ‘Maran i9—Arrived, brig Grace Darling, Mas tniactioun ine word,'Thave never ey bara Liverpool, Rid, Derri Lekson, Ps Pensacola, turn of the dis: ease, an showing’ the wien ee ber eae an evel HOLMES" HOL- eemond Derr oP ce in which I have same reault Sree Yon are at fPetect bers sores Sie commen nication in any way you please. Yours most grate New Yor 7 or, ‘ean "BS CONWAY. P Hart, Fales, Sata River, Gi for Bein: Meuatieo Gane Piuladelp hia for Boston; J B Austin, Di sw er, ete ido for Salem ; RH fi ere ote 23 mS hannon, Dilk Princtpal R'dratd street. Sold by’ druggiete; BL; for Pi & Go face o'for Glow. per boi or aly Tor 86, “ent ee, gd 7 ara a eon, Thomae, as, Hvork for Ueitast; George ie Brad- 's Inza Snuff, 1S cents, permanently cures Catarrh, ‘ 2 fue Ghetians, ‘Congress, York, Elizabethport for. Port. land; B Segur, Grogan, do'for FoFtamouth Spartel, Smith, Pome A i do for Saco; Daniel Webster, Con: Nantucket HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM. with loss of foresail; Seneca, for New | ,Jtheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout, in thelr worst at Bed rofuls, King's Evi En neque old Uicers’ and the wr Sailed—Brigs H Houston, John Aviles: ans hrs Susan Steteon, RET Liver Cot Alvarado, Susan Center, Jas A O) Statesman, Nelli ddneyas Sal iow ‘&c., are most c Ring, Parana. vi Crabtree, rarmian, Wm ster S| ee cease Ti ees Hee es Seaod rn Gratton ae oe and never falls when taken as directed. BSS Aten anther tem Gags or Ron; | Selene taunsnd chance ra " ivory, Lyan i Fhilael ladelphia for do; (ira, Ha Saene ji eee ure f¢ Balsam does aot contain a particle of mercury Sailed—Schrs JO. Hen nepal dy it, 46 Grand street. Sold by druggists, ‘Tinker, Guia (Br), Ppa meee jBomter, 3 ottle or six for 86. Sent everywhere ing ores segue Oe! Capne H asses, JT. weaver, he se arid Poliyaits Tnza ’Soufls Sc., permanently cures Catarrb. Saka St Mates Ib arivea bose) Bhd, Squires, HOUSEHOLD WORD BUY YouR ina, iver KEY eerste ater ig peg el Hattie, Grant, NYork. | Tablo Cutlery, Cooking Ulensiia, from Mobilé, 4: pclae. ma Mobile Meat Safes, 80:4 for NYor dn from Fenaacol greatl; luced prices, : spt scr 3 W allen, Doane Brovideness or small pa ey ony ASSFOR Al . Pane jarch 10-—Sailed, ‘sche Desorte, Clark, Aspin: Picerase teste, wall. Several rode March 21 Bement corner of Astor pl brig Alice Sterret Havana; sch: LW Wheel + Aneta LRXQUISITE mati Ca ier Baltimore via A eahales frou = ni with BARRY'S TRICOP! Havana; sh ships ie ortham Meaty: Atrica, Berry) and EROUS the only Serre Which combines the pro Gen, 5 bo aiveepon ‘baka ra Pa taber bi wer~ | erties cleansing, ving and ren renewing the humen ba, = tas Ot my stent Victor, Gaten Yor incon Principal aie, a = Hzabeth ¥é ‘Newport, Wales; DW Chaptnan, Mil | —OFFICIAL DRAWINGS ier, Boston: Calliope. Taskers Liverpool; schr ED Finnes tucky State Lotter: fie. ae Waititg orders, ‘ship Brinda (Br Al. rea Guase 38h, WAnoM 31s Cleared,—Steamship Fire Queen (Br), Williams sei eetet Oy bark Columbia nepal, ra ae oh, 26, 42, 1 45. remy terson, Cardenas; C ennedy, KENTUCKY—EXTRA OLASS MARCH Staples, Mata: = rn a Sk 16. Sdurnwest PAS, March 21 Arrive, stem eerste Mestad ia cae Witae, Mas ey ler, re ‘er a Baitod Deel rareoss J “e vi 2 ois |—-Steamers *ioneer, Juniata, Vicksburg, Ge jeade, WG Hewes; ship Young Eagle ; brig Proteus, Nelle Sou? — BEDFORD March 25—Arnived, achr Geo 8 Adams, kexroony case F ba _lntaimttlon Yuraisbed' ta the"above end a0 Royal Hed ory J. CLUTE, Broker, 200 Broadway and 153 Fulton street, LACK WALNUT PORTABLE RACKS FOR PARLO bedrooms, “stores, saloons, Ac. ; bold nl dn Eagle, Howes, erry, articles. t WEMY: No. Phiiael a aeiphias DG ofr 4 Mreedens os Datteer bewale place. Sent out of ihe ony by express on receipt of price. Elizabeth Kel NYork;'R HW’ j Hunt rd re Bacon, mara Elliott, or Sehes: RT, Mara 23, Pu Arrived “bark Nora, Gibbs, cesses MATCHES.—THE enol WONDERFUL I dm tion of the aye. The beat a Tortugas for Boston. in existence. lighted, ext! 24h, FI PM—Arrived schr James M_ Bayles, Arnold, Eltza- | wind of rain. Dumpuses an atfect thomas’ Wor for poe Terms, cash on delivery. Price, $200 per A Salted--Bark ope oer Tortugas, iste hundred boxes. NORWICH, M. }—Arrived, ‘sche John Walker, Davis, a. TENNENT & CO. Baltimore. fl ome Kat Callahan, Avery, and Billow, Rose- | Box 67 pon of “a act: Pa i Pear bytes iNew Tork 4 Pearl street, New York city. NEW TIAVEN, Mech 25—A posed chante wlio su a EW HAVEN, coo fait Louise (Br), Fuso, FA cuoocKs HALE, DIME MUSIC, PRINTED OW Bermtude'some time inoe tn distract. (The Leon een ne heavy music paper, 4 pages, colored ‘titles, music n nce in ongzvonrd. ramen Jaiee | MeContey 5 ead words; price 6 cents tact ine whole 64 mailed for a0 Onctios Hysaaia, an) Arrived, sehr Clarence Barelay, Ko. 64 Five o'Giock Inthe Morning. ee Beet hart Alar Micols, Wrmen, NYork; sche | Ho. Et Zhove Tassels on the Boots, MBIILADELPHTS, March 33 Arriven, No. 61. Sa Jauvterin Hero? bs (Nor), Thomsen, Caraf; Amazon, 8vi nford. Liverpool; | #0. BY. Call Me Thing Own. briga Eagle (Br), Dicerson, Ito Janeirs: Kagenia, Coombs, | No. #2 Le Sabro de Mon Per Castel amare. Prtba jer, een ‘St John, NB; No a Bonne Waltz and Polka. er. Maskell, Penaacola: a ae Miler, Bath. rakara ra, 0. Prete Sou oi ‘ath Pearl, Brown, 3 George al Littie, Proviaenice. ~— 0. 48. Ve pYazoo, Catharine, Havana and New jo. & Gen Gems from Orphee. Belles of Bron iway, Flying Trap Power of Orleans: brig kM Fenel Savannah. - ding Star, Carter, Trimads sehr AM Fi ores, mia, a vpobs AM Fla Hy er ‘Chital, from Rio Janeines Bute apa se Pee 8 Blo pnt Nera nn Bec ene reife Credit [ast troop ‘Newell, Barbados; Ga. The MeKeni Matazas; saa Manatee) $TaS Beg SS, Barks Onnt, 1, for Riga; Palestina, tor. Caracon, wat tb i a Siig Taos Schr are ‘athe Breakwater.” MPORTEAND. Mare x ~Arrived, steamship Hibernis Smith, Liverpoo via Londonderry ; brig: Sen ‘Carlos, S| i pie Sehottteeb. a be wen ati Poessssss eee Reotins Hatti$ Bishop, Webb, Matanzas; t—| fo rel fat JD Lin- Bp “HOV BENGE, Mash 25-Arri hy BL Waltzing Down at Long Braneb. 4 sehra Abbot r rence, Ober, tora NO; Vrancty Me Tort Tara — Ridis wn Broadwa: Lon oh a Dane Brown, Grinnell do; Daniel oreiand, im; amelie Charen A ar i" ‘Fahand Est ue 5 HU Sassoes HERI FSH SSESBBERRANE SS EASE SNe esABs: rs Cut old PALAAAAzezzzzzzzzzzzzzz zzz zz-zz Tey? : nee Holm ria, do Mina Home? Torre 0. Lore Shinen Over Al Sacred. man, Bhan Yorkfor Pawtucket; sloop yes Gued. fo. 18, Ms ‘arren, Re te Whistle. 0. A . semen Seben, Warren, wiimte Ro. 1 Com Me Baby, My Darling. 0. ry ind, Fr 0) puny Hotrhen, Ertriige: Were dineacts. Pin rey NYork VouTRAP Lb, Scott NYorks “listeite, gre Raver Hagan, Bunker, NYork; Ophir, Ro. i f ‘Kealiy ‘Dow Think 1 Shall er Be Mare ‘Arrived, steamship Tense, Bell, No. 6 Good Bye, Sweetheart, Good Bye. Bourne, N' ijn Acker, NYork, to fniah io. 6. Not for Josep. loading for Wto Gran neh Wilson, Floyd, Resour eo 3 ee Mi Arrived, sour Yacee Doodle, Mal ninbury, NY ork. No. ¢ ter Bide @ ain Arty wv nobrs allie Brom i ins, and Ramuel » pate Jake Me Why, Robin? . avina Jan ODURPORE, Ma Me, Me, Man io-Balled, sehr F Pathway, McKi- we enn be obtained at the music, book and pe wee, Philadel hia. stores, of by enclosing the price (five ce "BAN FRANCIS0O, Mch 25—Arrived, steamship Sacra: niaber.’ Other choice selections will raat ‘ollows mento, from Panama. Balled Ship Ercort, Wtm: SAVANNAIL March slid, rene ‘Henry Allen, Tatem, Darien to lon for NY ‘2ad— Arrived, sehr Ween Star, Crowell, Wood's Hol Pane Neared—Ship Mariont:merson (Br), Sheidrake, River Sailed.-Bark Union Sree ae bo Lng 26th—Arrivea, bark R PValker, Roy 8 Spring street, New York. , BROKERS, 174 BROADWAY, ON! m Maiden lane, —Prizes cashed in Kentocl and Missouri Lotteries, 12% per cent allowed on all plays, © MORE MEDICINE!-HEALTH RESTORED TO a iith~ Arrived, brig Php artibes, Bo Boston: “nehr Donna | dhe most disordered or enfesbied without medicine or expense nom, Car — Banled.Shipe D Delft bw NYork; Abyssinia, Liverpool; | by DU BARRY'S delicious by +2 A page St Jon EM, March f-—Arted, sche LA Danenhower, Shop nt (fled, achre Whistler, Keefe, and REVALENTA ARABICA FOOD, Which has effected 70,000 cures of Dyspepsia, Constipation, tri TNs Raton, Ne Re, Moh Arrived, aches Fannie F | Diarrhowa, Phthisie, Cough, Cold, Fevers and all Nervous Hall, Ginn, Belfakt; Thots Boy, Somers, NY ork ; D Town: it, Risiey, NYork; Seville, Chase, Boston; J'N Baker, | Bilious Liver and Stomach disorders, It saves fifty times ite n Nyork ny Robe, York 8'& E Corson, Brew mi Aw Hdwards, ariet, NYork; Stephen’ Morga een? John Pil, NYork. ett hae kohrs Gen W H French, H Seymour, Burgess, cost in drugs. Prosvectus gratis, Tina, one pound, $1 26, BARRY DU BARRY & CO., 163 William street, Nev .- WE BEG TO prone Ay Lat ad THAT have ai sale pag age " nth en avai Matchen to 3 nent & Co 2 i Ne a | UTE ,DILORS SLEGALLY city. ord and correspon jeate op the aiferent Statees | publicity : ‘no charge till aivorce be nddreneed to them, Hee thet advertigg obtained, sag Uikote mmitsioner = ts becaeee, wm wot le manutacturera a nd patentoen, i A PSOLUTE DIVORS OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT States without pu here, Desertion- ety HOMAS R. AONDW, 800 ORRENWICH STREET, COR: ner Murray reat, New orks is of basis task dal ‘oun of” Groceries. wod ye Ac., sufficient cause. ‘Advice free. ‘aesau eireot,