The New York Herald Newspaper, March 28, 1869, Page 12

2 SPORTING. Exciting Wrestling Match Between Homer Lane and Henry Grace for $1,000—The Contest Undecided. y Last evening Homer Lane and Heury Grace—the latter an Irish wrestler of note—conteaded In the well known arena at No. 600 Broadway for the sum of $1,000. Being the first important occasion on which Grace had come forward since nis arrival in this country there appeared to be much interest taken m the manner in whic he acquitted himself. The competitors were very evenly matched, and sel- dom has a more interesting, sclentific or well con- tested display of the Kind been given in this city. ‘The marvellous rapidity with which the various move- ments were executed and the vigilance exercised by both, created both surprise and admiration. The roceedings Were to have commenced with a wrest-, Rw match between Michael O'Counor and Patrick Evans for $260 a side, but the latter not appearing, owmg to an accident, it was postponed. ‘Then the contestants of the evening appeared, being loudly cheered by their respective supporters. Both men appeased. to be In fair condition, healthy, muscular and vigorous looking. Harry Hill officiated as um- ive for Homer Lane, while Lewis Cole performed hat office on behal! of Grace, the referee being James Center. The articies of agreement made on the 18th inst, set forta that the hoids should be collar and el- bow, two out o! three fair back falls to determine the issue, After the usual preliminaries having been gone through the contestants grasped each other and commenced operations in a tively style. Considerable caution Was at first observed, each ap, oer en- deavoring to tempt the other off aard, Their toma 19 were entirely eon of the usual tugging, hogging and kicking which nerally ¢ aracterize such exhibitions, Grace tried fre ‘toe lock re peated!y, is opponent being very anxious to get the grapevine lock, which he several times almost succeeded in obtaining, Lane now began to force matiers but, Grace neng. oxteotinayy Wary, his vigorous efforts were carefully watch Nearly half av hour was consumed by a very excel- lent and exciting display, the audience at umes ving vent to their feelings in loud applaues, At ngth, by a lightning-like move, Grace got that vine lock on Lane, and, atter a desperate tug, the Jatter was thrown, The next innings was compara- tively brief, although nevertheless well contested. Elated, doubtless, with his success, Grace attem; to force the wrestling; but Lane, Who hopped al as nimbly as a ballet dancer, got the fatal pie upon him and Grace iell. There was now but one fail to decide, and the excitement be- came immense. It was Carine | admitted that co better exhibition could not be witnessed, and the os Sane & which marked the contest much en- Nanced the interest in beholding it, ‘The last was a struggie. Muscie, selence and activity were agnt into requisition with a determination that piaaly evidenced the feelings of the competitors, cores and scores of times one of them was almost gone; but a sudden jump or a plunge would just saye him. At lengti, by a very rapid twist, Lane fel}, Grace by bis side, The fall was properly dis- uted and the referee, on beimg appealed to, held hat it was not 2 fair back fall. The wresiiers then Tesumed operations; but Grace having sprained his ankle it was agreed to postpone the contest. It was certainly a most determined and well matched event, and doubtless the next struggle will be looked forward to with interest. In the first mnings Grace had the choice of holds, which was sometiing dn his favor, a8. It was aiso the case with Lane, he having his favorite grip in the secoad mnnings. The Prize Ring. The much talked of encounter between Allen and McCoole wili scarcely eventuate im a satiziactory de- termination of their merits, considering that nothing but pecuniary motives prompt the backers, It is apparent that prize fighting has now dwindled tu a mere money speculation, and the sooner pugilists and their supporters turn to honest modes of living the better. ‘rhe several legisiatures throughout the States are beginning to adopt such measures as will — check pugilistic encounters. Among others a Dill has Leen passed in Michigan providing that auy mn Who shall hereafter be a party to or enzage aa nize figut, of any other fight in the nature of fight, in that State, or who shat! aid or abet poating shail, on nvietion thereof, be pun- ished by unprisonment in the State Prison for a term not exceeding five years, nor less than one year, or by a fine not exceeding $2,000, nor less than 3100, or by both such fine and fmprisonment, at the dis- cretion of the court. It also promises severe punish- ment for trainers and all persons interested in any way in pugilistic exnibitions, * There are at present very few engagements tn contempiarion, among them beimg Vie following:— March 31—Patsy Davis and S. Herron, in Brooklyn, for #100. April 3—l/an Cavanagh and Edward browning, in Connecticut, for $25u a side, 1ith— Michaei Foley and John Lockwood, for $240 a side. 3S8th—James Gordon aud Michael Evans, at Briage- ort, Conn., for $100, 24th—K. Small and W, ©, iammond, at Oneida, N, Y., for $200 a side, May Wi—Mike Burke and Harry Stephens for $390 a side. Billiards, © ‘The approaching tournament to be held tn this city will probably ve the most interesting exhibition that has taken place for years. There are now eight contestants, and as the prizes are worth competing for a most scientific display may be anticipated. It bas been decided to make the games 1,509 pomts up, andy a afour pocket tae. Each carrom wi count three points, and the pusu will, of course, br barred. Over thirty games wii probably be played. Vermeuien and Houovan are to play the next match for the Lilinois championship. Jt bas been proposed to offer a special prize to the layer Who in the tournament shall make 1,609 points In seven runs, or Whose best seven rugs shal! amount tothe most. A inatch between Roberts, the English champion, ana Dutton, was piayed at Windsor, Eugiand, on Mou- day eveniug,March 5, A match of 1,00 up was p.ayed, a8 above, becween these two old opponents, Dutton Yeceiving the usual start of 300 points. The contest throughout wab very interesting, as the resuit wii show, and the exhibition of skill was highiy appre- Ciated Ly the spectators. Roberts, as in the match at Grimsby, won by sp nts, @ils Chie! breaks bei 108, 92, 53, $4. and 51. Pufton made 87, 71 aud 67. Shootin; Payne, on behalf of the marksmen of Rhode Is'aud gays he is willing to nawe aay match from one to five men from that State against a similar number from Illinois, for from $1,000 to $2,000a side. In auswer to J, Travers, Payne challenges the best man he can produce to shoot against him for $500 ide. ‘Tinker has exce pted Taylor's proposition to shoot at Riverside Park, Bostou, at 100 birds each, for $100 eride. A match between Stevens and Conrad came off at Hunter's fomt on Taursday afternoon. Tne con- testun's slot ot dve single birds each, #ixte: ards rive and sixty yards f li, Conrad was dec the Winner, Who disposed of five birds to Eteve: Aquatic. A challenge has been issued on benialf of Theodore E. Graidin, of Jamestown, N. Y., to row any man from the dock in Mayville to the dock in Jamestown, on Chantauqua Lake, @ distance of \weuty-one miles, for $1,000 or $5,000, A new boat ciub, called the fsland Boat Cia», tas been organizéd in East Boston, and the foiiowing oMcers elected:—President, Alexander Given; Vice President, Archibald MvSorley; Secretary, George MeAndless; stant Secreiary, Alexander McPher- son; Treasur mes Cochran; Assistant Treasurer, James Stevens The following are among the contests announced to come oif:—April 1—Henry Vsgood and Join Wet- merrow, five miles, at Hariem, lor $250 aside, 19th— 4. Meiching and Heaury Waldron, at Harlem, for $200 fide, 29h—Jolin Minor and John Fields, on the Harlem river, or at the El{sian Fields, for $250 a side, ay —p—S. Waterbury, of the Avanta, and H. Spear, three inties, at Elysian Fields, for a fity doliar prize. Asth—John Colins and Buck Hayes, Caree miles, for $100, at Portchester, 2oth—Hadson Amateur Row- ing Association regatta, Hobok: WORE STOLEN wONGS. Several Arrestw—Exumination To-Day. A case involving the larceny of nearly $100,000 in government bonds aud other secarities trom the Pequonnock National Bank of Bridgeport, Conn., about four months ago, was to have been investiga- ted at the Tombs Poliwe Conrt yesterday afternoon, but it was Jaid over. It appears that for some days past Captain Petty and detective Field, of the Fifth Precinct, have been engaged in “working up" @ boud robbery, somo of the particulars of which have heretofore been developed. The bonds the officers were in search of form a part of $90,000 stolen from the Peguovnock Bank Bridgeport. in the course their investi- ations a $1,000 registered bond (No, 11,662) w: ‘Ueced to the possession of David Rosenstein, a ( man living in Forsyth street. Rosenstein’ stated that he received the bond trom Auguatts Moro, for- OY fe Pine Lani g and in ex- ed japtain in Petty and ontamed WO $1,000 bonds Jrow @ man named Ignatias Wasserman, former yoy 4 Merchant on kighth avenue, According to the alement of Mr. Waseerman, be received the two bonds at the office of Kernard Rice, a commission Merchant at No. 74 William street, who npon being Visited in relation to the matter, declined makii any statement concerning we bonds until firs! consulting with his counsel. The men named were Bho appeared voluntary and: festsniny afternoon oluntarily, ane fea pa I ee b ak ogee, Mr, Hotchkiss, ic aan & lavit as to the larcen, ohne Hands seculities; but, owing to the ind the case went over till Monday took place on the 30th day of weeks two men were tain Speight, of the “i one or two of his of one of the prisoners the bonds sivlen from merly a parkeeper at } ation he acknowl NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MARCH — 1869.-QUADRUPLE SHEET. THE UNION LEAGUE. Impertant Meeting Last Night—Congress and the Legislature to be Invited to Look Inte Public Affairs in New York CityAdoption ef Resolutions of Reform, &ce ‘The Union League Club of this city held a meeting last evening to take action in reference to certain bilig,and measures now pending before the Legisla- ture at Albany. The meeting was organized by the President of the club, Mr. John Jay, in the chair, and the appointment of Mr, Glassey secreiary. Mr, Jay obriefy stated the object of the mect- ing and enumerated the several acts now before tne Legislature having reference to the interests of the city of New York, which they were met to consider. One was an act in regard to the Board of Police Commisstoners, another related to the Commissioners of Education, aud a third to the Commissioners of Taxes, The clud, subsequent to its formation and the accomptishment of its original purpose—namely, the preservation of the Union—had adopted a new article, tn which tt pledged Itself “to resist and expose corruption aud promote reform in our national, State and munictpal affairs, and to eievate the idea of American citizenship.” He referred briefly to the action which the club had taken in pursuance of this article. Heretofore it bad pa: some rather strong resoluuons tu refer- ence to corrupt practices in our Legislature, It had Opposed the appropriations last year for the support of Roman Catholic schools, of a private character exclusively, and later the naturalization frauds last fail in our city and State. The following resolutions were then adopted:— Whereas the select committee of the House of Representa- tives appointed upon the memorial of this body to investigate tho alleged election froude in the city and State of New Yorks having accomphated the digicult duty imposed “upon it with great Ulligence and skill and made its report, thereon, With the testimony on which tl me was based; and whereas by the said report it afirms that “appaling = ‘Ss and startling election frauds have been in our ast hintory they are all surpassed (n some respects by those in the general election in the Stet, and espocially fate chy. ie yo New York on the 34 of November, 198, ‘These nds wero the result of a systematic plan of portions stealtnl_y managed and boidiy execute y bandi of degraded desperadoes but with the direct sanc, Yon, approval or aid of, many prominent oflciale and tizens of New ‘York, with the shrewdiy concealed cone Sivance of uibern; aid almoet without an effort to. die- gourage or prevent them by of those im whose Interest and political party, associations they were success fully executed, who could not fail to have cognizance of them, gud whose duly was to expase, defeat sad pantah them. were aided by an immense corrupt and corrupting olla patronage and power, which not only, encouraged bat nied "and | protected the gulfy principals “an th jers: frands are charastac’ that’ ” Char e* eomprehend’ Known ‘crime against the elective. franchise corruptea the inistration “of jnetioe, degraded ‘the judiciary, deveated the execution of the iavis, subverted for he time Being in New York, State the essential principtes of popular goverament, robbed the people of that great State of hidir rigtfal cholee'ot Blectors or President and Vice Prest. dent, of a Governor and other olllcers; disgraced the most populous city of the Union, encouraged the enemies of republican government here and everywhere to ae our institutions as a fs and endangered the the ree public by an attempt to defeat the will of the peop'e in the cholce of their rulers; and whereas it is undoubtedly trae, as declared in the said report, that “power obtained by fraud. will not wcraple t. perpetuaie itself by Hike means, and the people of the State of New York, whose’ sovereign will has been thus overborne, are utterly unable without the assistance of Congress to protect themselves against a similar conspiracy in future, Sad the ‘matter is one that deeply conccras not only people of the State but of the enti Now, therefore. resolved, that Cons sought'to give to ibis subject their united and tion and to ordafn at the present session some sche turalization which, while oWering all proper factitiies for the, naturaization of allens, will preserve unimpaired the high ignity of Ameriean citizenship, which has been So shamefully degraded, by frand and perjury, and which wil at the aame time wipe out tbe fraudulent anil'couatertelt cer iineates of of ‘onturailzation with which this State an te couns try at large have been flooded from this ety, ia violation of law and justice, and by the means of which, if they are not anaulied by Congress, the abettors ofthe late conspiracy bope to perpetante their igotten power, jensived,, That ©. Copy oF these resolutions, signed Uy ke President and Secretary, be sent to each republican Senator and member of the cten of ae. resentatives as a reminder of he exceeding urgency of thie case and of the grave danzer that would await the republic were Congress to ac- aoe by their sience ta this fraudulent destruction of ie purity of the franchise. Some discussions took place between the members as to the Board of Education, some holding the view that the law by which the present board was ap- Pointed should remain, while others beiieve It would be for the interest of the city and the republican party to have a new law passed. Under the present statute there was a smaller proportion of republicans to democrats than under the bill now re the — Legis. lature. A member of the club stated that he had been personally promised by members of Tammany Hail in high political standing that the republicane shouid have an equal or fair repre- sentation in the board tf the bill was passed. Another gentleman stated that he would not tras¢ the political honor of any member of Tummany Hall #0 far as to aceept a pledge of this nature as the basis for passing such an enactment, On the subject of the Police Commissioners there ‘Was also some discussion. Mr. Daring offered the following:— Resolved. That this club remonstrate to the Legislature of this State against the passage of the bil kuown as the Police itt. It was passed unanimously. Mr. Vance moved the following resolution, witich was also adopted That this club disapprove of the pass: re tue Lezisinture of thle 8 of New Mr. Weeks then. offered the following, which was adopted:— Whereas the growing demoraltzation exbibited in the con- duct of the public busivers baa juaily excited popular alarm, and the republican party, by whom the existing abures have been worparingiy condenined, stands pledged under the lead of President Grant to @ through and practical, reform Ia thie particular of the governmental science, therefor Resolved, That we cordially congratmiate t Grinnell on the opportunity afforded him by I as Collector of Customs at this port, to reform looseness, irregularity of wrong may bave crep ‘ge and Imporiant department; and to {utrodace into every branch thereof, for the protection of the honor of the govern- ment and the rights of the people, that strict integrity and s.ern Fecponatblity wrich are demanded ia) the manazement of their own business by the high toned merchants of New York, of whom Mr, Grinnel hue been solicited by the Eresi« dent as a prominent and honore? representative. The meeting then adjournod, of elther the two je relating to the GENERAL NOTES. Moose are quite plenty in some districts of Maine, Minnesota does not allow any of the school fund to go to schools from which colored chtidren are eX- cluded. Pilatka and Tampa (Florida) papers state that the orange crop in those sections promises a larger yield- than ever before, Over $600,000 have been subscribed to manufactur ing stock in Columbus, Ga., within the past few weeks, all from the Souch, The Rhode Island Legisiatnre has granted power to the city government of Providence to lay out and construct a public park at Field's Point, There ts a movement in Illinois in favor of remov- ing the State capital from Springfic!d to Nauvoo, the home or the Mormons tn their early years. ‘The Wallingford socialist communi Connecti- cut, have bought a spool factory in allingiord, and vrul at on once vurn it into a silk manufacturing estaly lishment, At the present term of the Supreme Court at Au- gusta, Me,, Mrs, Serena Shaw, of Waterville, recovg ered $1:641 against Dr. Charies I. ee of Ken Gail's Mills, for malpractice in reducing a dislocated leg. The triai occupied Ove days. The Amerteus (Ga.) Republican of March 22 states that between $30,000 and $90,000 have been sub- scribed at that piace fora cotton factory, but the directors are anxious It should reach $150,000, The depubtwan thinks the money can be easily raised, A boy and girl at Goffstown, N. H., aged respec. tively sixteen and eleven and one-half years, are ald to have got married. A clergyman whom they calied on sent them to a town clerk for a ‘stitkit.” nina Ae A matried ape for thirty-seven ") now attends so} talks to her playmates abont her ond Tanne? porey ‘The oldest Mason in the world is sup) resident of Glies county, Va., Mr. Davi eatone Tne Parisbarg Gadetle says he was born in Ireland, but doea not know his exact » He has, however, three diplomas—a Bine Lodge, Chapter and Knight Templar, They all bear date in ty the year that Mr. Baton emigrated, The Knight Templar diploma states thas he became @ Knight Templar on the 7tit of February, 1790, a itue over seventy-nine years ago. fe cannot remehiber How Jong } he had been a Mason before he became @ Knight Templar, bat he thtake eight or ten years, t years, and 4 has beeu a Mason eighty-seven years, and as must have been twenty-one years old at his me tion, he is now 108 years of age, TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN O10, A Wife Kills Her Husband. (From the Sidney (Ohio) Journal, March 19.) The people of this county were greatly last week, by learning that Monta, in the north- ern part of the county, had been the — of a most horrible tragedy. cadens short distance from Montra, was on Fri 7 iog terribly mangled and milea by his wife, we fre informed that Fowler. had bout she was in his wife, an @n advanced ancy, had kicked her in ich she has been ate the stomach, from the effects of wi hever recovered, and for nine months past has confined nearly ‘all the time to her bed. During this tine Fowler has persisted in his unkind treatment— po tie ae nese in ever ate aay ‘hea . ie Wednenda: u wi killed they had a bitter are tue, refused Lo occupy the same bed w on afer tn morning Mra, Fowler got , 3 toons four o'clock, while her husban’ was «til! «| coping before the fire- Place with @ little son about eight years of age. she noticed the axe dnace the bed ant ay somed told her siv k Geo 1d AAS 801 er she must kill Taking the axe ane ftruck the sleeping man some eighteen or twenty blows on the neck and ace, wile ing bin wore ana ror him tna wig | manner. Atter the id blow the boy rushed from the house and gave the arm. ‘The miserable woman is now tn jail awaiting the trial, Her appearance fully proves, we think, the charge of starvation and abuse. She is a young Women and of rather pleas ing looks, (rough much emaciated, ‘teamship Cortes ‘The following comprises the business done in the foreign department of the New York Post OMice with Europe and the West Indies during the mouth of February. The number of letters received from Europe 10 that time was 352,443, on which $46,357 31 Was the postage collected; from the West Indies, 47,696 letters, postage received $5,976—the total num- ber of letters being 400,139 and the postage $52,293 31. ‘The letters sent away to Europe amounted to 377,885, the postage collecied on same was ald 55, and to the West Indies 43,986 letters, we $5,051 Ol. The ‘grand total was 822,010 letiers received and sent Way, and $108,021 87 postage collected. RECEIVED PROM bye Postage. British... $16,655 04 Bremen and Hamburg. 7,481 28 North German Coniederecy French. Beigiw Netherla Switzerland. PORDE c esses ok « 852,443 $49,357 31 Wis INDinS—IECEIVED. From sundry ports.. $5,076 00 1! MAILED TO wUHOrR. British ........ Bremen and Hamburg. 73,197 North German Confederacy..... 43,535 French, 56,024 Belgium, 2,829 Neth riai 5,308 Switze.tand, Italy. TOtAl.....seesereeeee 7,585 MAILED— Waist INDIES, To sundry ports. «43,985 Grand’ total—Letters Teceived and sent ‘away, 822,010; postage collected on inward and outward malls, $lvs,o21 8 87. THe BOSTON BARK DEFALSATIOA Martin, the Defnulting ‘ing Cashier of the Hide and Leather Bank, Discharged on a Pardon ef President Johuson—His Subsequent Are rest on Other Charges. Boston, March 27, 1869, James D. Martin, of the Hide and Leather Bank notoriety, made application through his counsel (Mr. A. A. Ranney and Mr. R. M. Morse, Ir.) to Judge Lowell in the Circuit Court this forenoon for his dis- charge without sentence on the charges for which he was convicted at the fast term. He put in as his plea the pardon issued by President Johnson, claiming that the document was legal. The Court immedinte- ly ordered his discharge. Mr. G, S. Iiillard, for the government (with whom sppeated Mr. Hyde), stated that there were also two indictments sul pending against ihe defendants, one for embezzlement and one’ tor couspiracy with intent to defraud, issued against Marlin and Felion conjointiy, and asked that he should be held over to answer those charges. Mr. Ranney, in appeating fora smal! vail, wmought the circumstances of tne case bad entirely changed since the previous conviction, and urged as the basis of the plea the uncertamty of the government prose- cating on the charge of conspiracy. ir, Hillard said there would be no greater tuconvenience in the defendant's obtaining & large moive in the fature than in the past; but intimated his willingness to leave the sum at the discretion of Court, tf, a3 stated py the counsel. Martin’s circum- stances had altered materially, Mr, Ranney called several witnesses, among them Mrs. Martin. Sen., ail of whom testified to the state of Impecu! — under which the defendant at present labored, and, taking these circumstances Into account, Judge Lowell! thought $20,000 would be amply suflicient to secure - attendance at the next term, Martin was then formatly bound over in the sum named, with sureties, to appear on the 15th of May next to answer the charges preferred against him. The former bail was stated to have been $60,000, Martin ap- peared careworn and sick, and apparently relied upon a friendly arm to walk across the court. RAILWAY EXTENSION, Erie Makes a Throvgh Brozd Gange Counece tion With Chicago. Yesterday arrangements were completed by James Fisk, Jr., on behalf of the Erie Railway Company, and the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Ratiroad Company for a through broad gauge tran- sit route to Chicago, The latter company offered Erie a lease of the right to ran their cars over the Mictugan Southern iine untt! Octover iu, 1869, with privilege of a renewal! of the right alter that date at option, on condition that Ene would construct a road from Akron to Toledo, Onto, a distance of ninety miles, ‘The conditions were assenced to and the survey of the proposed new nk will be com. menced iminediately, thus securing the uubroken broad gauge line to the metropolis of tig West. ‘This connection was previousiy aimed at and the ‘ment entered into, but was restramed by an injunction in the Sehell suit, reme Court of this county. m compromised, nied by the su. ‘That suit bas since SHIPPING NEWS, e New Yoricces als Day. Sun rises........5 51 | Moon rises...eve 738 Sua eects. 6 2) , High water.morn 8 47 Almana: Weather Along the Cars: Mave 27-9 A. M. Port. Plalater Cove. Halifax... Portiand. PORT OF NEW YoRk, MARCH 27, 1469, Herald Packaves. Captains and Pursers of Vessels arriviag at this port will please deliver all packeges intended tor tae Hraarn to our Tegulariy authorized agents who are attached to our Steam Vaebt Geet. The New York Associatet Prensd9 not now collect maring reports nor attend to the delivery of packages, ‘a8 will be ren by the following extract ‘rom the proceedings of the regular monthly meeting, hold March 8, 1858:— Resolved, That on aud after April 1, 1864, the Associate? Press will discontinue the co vo of slp news ta the harbor of New York. Passed uoanitaously, ee The offce of the Herald mteam y: Jaure and werrr is at Whiteball slip. All comm ‘ations from owners and consigaees to the masters juward bouad vee ela wi'l be forwarded free of charge. CLEARED. _Ptoamship City of Paris (Br), Kennedy, Liverpoot Toby @ Baie. i Steamship, Helvetia (ir), Thomson, Liverpool—National ‘Bteamship. Rapidan, Mallory, Havana and New Orleans— Livingston, wor & Co Boy nlp Bs aterpe, Gates, Galveston vin Key Woest—C Hf oy, Galveston via Key West-—Spof- C H Mallory & Steamship George Washington, Gagor, Ni one Pee re! ston, Gager, New Orteane— uB Biewaahtp Gen Graat, Quick, New Orleans—Frederie ‘steamship Alabama, Limeburner, ‘lorida Raflroad Co. Stenmsnip San Salvador, Nickereon, Savannah—W R Gar nN. Savannnh—R Lowden, podhuil, Charieston—H R Morgan ‘Stearaabip Tybee, D ford, ‘THleatop ko. amsbhiy Lodona, Hovey, New Orleans. Fernandiaa— Steamship Monteomery, 1 melip Manbattan, W & Co. Strmmehty Wm P Ciyde, Morgan, Wilmington, NC—James etext Ellen 8 Terry, Chapin, Newbern, NC—Murray, err) pricmaltn aang Beil, Rourne, Norioix, City Point aad phtoamahip 6 Knigbty Dents, Georgetown, DC—Phillipa & Stoamshtn Giancus, Walden, Boston—W P Clyde, Stonmenip W a, Fie, New Hodford—Porgueon & Woo m Ship David Crockett, Burgess, fan Pranctsco-Mutton & Bark Von Heyden Cartlow (413), Specht, Ci tor orgerse Purch, Welgoke KO. eet nk oe Paneth Hare Y Rubinndcel (tal), Cesteilano, Napler—Lawrence, 71 Mallory & Co, ler & Houhton. ompaon & Muster, iy Major, Mermuda—D Mecoll Brig Helen (Bir), Dodge, Harrington, N& Brett Son fe Co. Brig Jane (Br), Pierce New Bedfori-W K Wilton & Go. fant Kalmar, Lambert, Santa Martha, Savanilia, &o—F bat felt Mabiska, Bray, St Kista and Blue Weegee, Fehr Susie aoa ti Ghasa, Bt Goor Small, x ‘Kew Ofienne ei fr m, Behe RW Brow toa J Sn « th Lewwle shin 5 Staples Bent Midnight, Hopkins, Washington, DUO B Staples, Cro ty Ainoneon, Haltimore--al.-B Bede. a4 B Mahoney, Cofin, Newer Hie. NB Vouderemith, if Red Incket, Averill, Salem. W Lopes & Co, lying Fini, Spottotd, Gloucester, run, Conery, Boston-G K Rackett & Bro. ‘arr, Reeves, Moston D Mangam,' Chase, New Bedford—Ferguson & Golden, Xi ch oA aah Hoye, aiaintort. a neha ie Painmery dtamfrd, Floop Rhodes, T idem HOW Jack Ls Bionp Od 1 Dytr, Mystic GK Reckell & Reo ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY Tit MERALD STRAM YACHTS, mab |p Mein (Br), GN), Liverpool via Bowton, with mite to F Canard. as wit with vine ana and fl letalaet onesid Th eemmenip, Deutschland no, and Ciasgow, via Movitie March 0 Henderson irom, Ex: o geanener westerly winds tbe entire pam ; March nase’ eae peseegy eres | ‘here 6 hours by fe on. Neyne vor, Bremen vin Bouth+ 1 to Deiriole & Co ra ch ah, fison, ‘yew Or 8 4,00, a Sao Be rs itabatae Folly, roa Charleston Res one emcoermenae ale (NG), Fortmann, Loaton Feb % via the with Fhoneae Dresbarn'a: Wan Says \ebe Euctah Chanwe hoary easery gules; Bark crown level re. Corning ie ale 83 days, with Maitront irea,t0. Bord « iiftickor Took Th cae aud BAb Sue weethers Feb 25, lat pple ln ee Farge rig Matetiogged abd abandoned; eould Bot vase ous Brig Emma Dean (Dutch {Atktazon, Curseoa Mazob with mdse, «9 Theo Pome. You Carried a at anima ; 15, lat 25 Dd low 68 80 bark B lyon, Humacos. F8. tor Tor B isgaeae Fi tnd 3 yan showin, nite vate ae ant out Lia nee eite ehrips Ff lat 81 were a 4 ‘lon, 7, ee blew aye main a ani 224, blowing serge vl Gi ae mi nine mis, Parrons, Arroy 2% days, with and moluen, to Shajson d Cupp. Had tg iy winds and calms up to Bermuda; since thea tot wf David Owen of Rath), Ch par to Miler & Honghtun thas boon ¢ dave north of ewarse wile banty en eat SS days, with sugar, $9 HJ De ny Ma 5 ‘Had ‘moderate weather? has been 4 days north wal tl Lye’ je Houghton (of Portland), Morton, Matanzas, 11 ver with molades wo Miller & lodshton.. Has woou t days oR of ieee Brig TH A Pitt (By), Hutchings. Bermuda, 10 di raltoad ioa, rag Ge wool end 6 bsp tof Mor an Sous Vvessal to Middleton &'Co. Esperienced 1 envy waaiber. Beh Itaco Horse (of Newburyport), Hue! a Raracom, 10 days, with feult to boiner & Poller, veusel 60 Bd Weaber, Schr Skylark (of Boston), Loring, Cantenag 12 days, with sugar, to Brockway & 1. Mareh ion 78, eape- Hlegeell a hoavg ENE gale, with, heavs crams ame. whieh ise ed %4 hours; shipped # tremendous sea, which broke bow- sprit, swept decks and iled cabin and 'patwren-decks with water: aplit salle te; same time, Nelso Linbun, seaman, of New York, broke his te, Scur i F Lowell (of Biddeford), Abbott, Cleafuezos, 16 aya, with sugar to Tucker £ LighiBoarne, vowel to C Loud 40%. Had heacy weather most of the pasaag Schr Margaret Ann (Bs), Whelpley, dt Jona, NB, with lath to Kinney & Martin. Sehr Delmar, raat Newbern, NC, @ days, with muval stores, to mnanter, Sent Farragut, Clark, Pembroke, with lath to Jed Frye & ‘Schr Susan Center, Pales, Thomaston, with ime, to Can- aie Li Pressey. Sehr Ruth 8 Hodgdon, Lord, Rockland, with ime to Wm 3 Bi : Schr American Chief, Snow, Rockland, with limo to Candia MY a Sehr Nea Sumpter, Higgins, Rockland, witlr lime to W 8 Brow ‘Schr Planet, Platt, Rockland, with Ime to Candia & Pres- sey. Schr huey A Blossorn, Chatfetd, Rockport, Me, Sear ‘Trofeihen, Po-tamonth. Schr Daniel Methee, Bentth Boston, Schr Restless, Lunthewd, Bos Bohr d Pale ftichs Bostoa tor ( Gly Potn Beir Starch, Crowell; Boston for Philaelp tae Schr MM Frebinaa, Howe, Boston for Philade!paln. Schr Maggte, Cummins, Cohasset for Philadelphia. J G fant nuton, Jones, Cotatt Port, Schr Almon Bacon, Godirey. Cotait Port Schr Mare Johnson, Phinney, Cotult Port. Schr Livaiey Taylor, Cotuit Por F Wiladt Saujghury, Handy. Gotnit Port Schr HBS Meteath Rozers, Gomit Port, Schr Plough B. Elliott, Cotnit Port, Schr HR Gingoa Lineal, Wetifeet for Phlladelplta, Scor Ieabel Fuller, Faller, Yarmouth. nut Bebr Floretta Bont Ghani Witte, tuoman, Vinathaven for Philadel: Bears, Cape Ann, phia, Pischr @ Ly Sehr Cohasaot, Gibbs, New Beafors for Phitade’ phia. che RH Huutley, Nickerson, New Hedford for Philadel- Rehr Saratoga, Weoks, New Betfor. Sehr 1H Perry, Kelly, New Be (cord for Pilindelphis. Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Kelly, New Belford for Puiladel- ila rise che E A Elliott, Nickerson, New Bedford. Rehr LW Birdsall, Latham, New Bedfo: Schr A Heaton, Phinney, New Bediord. Schr Kate Thomas, Gibby, New Be ttord. Sehr Ann 8 Salter, Baker, New Redior i. Schr Adrianna, Eastinan, New edfors, Schr Cabinet, Brewer, New Pedfori. Soir J Ponder Jr, Springer, Warcham, Schr © W Weniley, Haxer, Wareham, Schr Wistler, Kee‘e, Taunton, Beitr James Nelson, Macom! Schr Senatos, Sratth, Dighton, Schr Gipsy, Horden, Fall Rive Sehr Fanny Barnes, Staples, Vall River, Eckr Marla Louisa, Snow, Fal: River, Belit Elen Perkins, Kelly, Providence, Schr Com Kearney, Philcrook, Providence. Sehr Rachael Jane, Cook, Prowl eI Taunton, Schr Tunle Bodine, Bunce, Providence for ‘Diradethport. Schr CT, Hulee, Lisle Providence (or Eilzabethsport. Schr HA Deming, ~~, Providence. SchrJohn Brooks, Fox, Providence. Schr Witiard, Caswell, Providence for Elizabethport. Schr Allen li’ Brown, Smith, Providenec. Schr J 8 & F L, Fowler, Provitence. fohr Thoe F Cooper, Siceper, Providence, Schr Adele Felicia, Endicott, Providence. Sclit Ada A Andrews, Kelly, idence for Philadelpila. Schr Globe, Wiltcts, Providence. Solr Jnlia Baker, igaker, Providence, Schr E Cowell, Kent, Bristol. Bebr Elizaheth B, Hogan, Pristol, Gen WH French, Lowe, Wickford, ‘ gc iF Hainbow, Crane, "Newport, (1s atiehored at Riker's f Sehr Pallas, French, Norwich. Wheolor, Norwich. hares New London, e, Hora: w Lond Schr tenwrood. | DS Horton's Point for Philade!phia Schr Cragaite, Davis, Milstone, hr Marian, Pacon,’ Clinton. Sehr L8 Haich, itd, Harttont. Sebr JP Incratiam, Dickinson, Hartford. Scord.§ Curtis Fok, Hartford: Sehr i BW! . Middletown. Katie J Ho New Haven for Baltimore, Be Schr Jam w Ha Sehr Ephraim & pen can New tiaven for Philadel- mi cbr Mariner, re Greenwic! rH Ely, 8 r Haze, MeGint y, Green: +8 F Godwin, Waterbury, i lohnadn, Stamfors, EatongNoank. 2, Chitty Northport. Sehr 8 T Winos, ital ine, Port Jgerson, Schr L A Johnson, Hawkins, Port Jederson. ‘The following veesels are anchored in Flushing Bay Brig J W Woodrat, Haskell, Fall River for Philadelphia. Schr J H Burnett, Crowiey,’ Calais, with lath, to Gorbam age it Ansel, Kelly, New Bey a, cnr bo Via “Wheeden, New Bedford for Philadelphia. Schr Emma, Strange, Fauntoo, SchrJobn Lozier, Macomber, Taunton, Sebr a Hateh, Providence. Schr Nancy R Hi Schr James Bliss, Sehr Ontario, Ferri tamford. . Schr Gen Scott, Norwond, Providence, Rohr Michigan” Plekerine’ Providence: Schr Samael Nash, Elwell. Provite: ebr Warrenton, Jobnaoa, Provriens Schr Ophir. Kelly, Providence for Phiindelphie, Schr NH Seymour, Burgess, Wickford, BELOW, Bark Pailas, (rom Belize, Hon, to PF Slezandve & Sons, SAILED, Stearnshipe City of Parts, in, Northern Light, Bremen dee, und Buterpe, “and Helvetia, Liverpool ; Cota * Teapidan, Havann wbern De Prom Qusras Eng! ad (By Lon. Wind at sunset NW. Shipping Notes, Tho ship Energy, taken up great goetional dry dock yesterday morning, after examination of her bottom was ordered to be steppes of her a metal abeathing and caniked, She will have a néw pu ot vaetal. The dpuble-ender Mattidesset is on the dock near the foot of Pike slip. Sbe ie io sheathing taken off, after which she wili be caulked and con- verted into « barge. The schooner Edwin J Paliner, 197 tons, new meosurement, bnfit in Baltimore, to which port she belongs, in 1865, Ison one of the serew docks near the foot of Market allp. The pilot boat Edmund Driggs Is aleo on one of these docks, During the flowing of water into the Jarger of the Erte Ra- tio dry docks yesterday moralng, for the purpose of floating off the ship Levanter, an accident occurred to the pontoon wate, whereby the rush of water was greatly auymented and the ship suffered slight damace. She was soon after success folly taken ont of the dock an! placed on the one adjoining, where an examination of her injuries was substituted. ‘The wildeat rumors prevailed at one tine concerning the accident, but the affairamonnted, upon careful inquiry, to no more than is above reoorded.. ‘The old Babbidge dry dock, which was removed trom her moorings at the foot of Gonvernour street on Friday and taken to Williamabarg, was the first of tho kind ever mm use, She was designed and built by Citbert, and was owned by the firm of Giibert & Secor, which firm had it in successful opera- tion from 1840 to 1648 at the foot of Rector street, North river, ‘The Gret vessel docket by them was the little Dateh ship Carolise, which must have been email indeed, as the dock is not over 195 feet in length. During the latter year she was removed to the foot of Jefferson street, and was after: wards by Merere Foster & Whitmal. she subse- quently fell into the hands of the Inte Captain Babbidge and was taken to the foot of Gouverneur street. The dock at the foot of Pike street and the mammoth one adjoining, belong ing to the New York Balance Dry Dock Company, of which the well known lawyer, Sanne Tildea, je President, and James B Nicholson, Comminsioner of Charities and Correo (ton, i Superintendent, and the Meople's and Neleou & Town- send docks, at the foot of Gouverneur street, are ail built on the Gfloert pian. ‘The survey on the Bremen bark Jobanne Marie, taken up Inst evening by the sectional dry dock foot uf Clinton street, will be beld this morning, Marine Disasters. Srasume, 2s Oe Pind The oa for Le eagal wee ARK . ees Ea ater We eee eae | and the stem: up. Bamaged com wae of her cargo would be anved. yt Tapes ot vianeanay before reported wrecked, com ive security. egy eer ia ae ity to have been ieden with om gow Kieitian ache with tone of etter, fn 8 998 rom & tous of deca joa. sha ai iiuah pene ying Sone Vinersra Puros, Mannan, Somat”, te Bureanern Jane, A om Norfolk for tana slgauy Pana Tain es nenw ‘Ayietiay" on the ton. a from Boston for Charleston, arnived at Fort- rege Monroe Sith last witaasts stitiand Dalton! stoves bey bday HA MAY, 8 at Plymouth 20th from Boston, Jost foremast heads ae . Misstva VAsskLs—Schra Aggie, E Price and Martha A Rees celes | from. ye aes, for, Ged oor ‘s Eat Sour wee! and scl fay Daik), aud iia Coheed were: lost fa the storms of Ue Oh inst. excep "Phe rest of the vesse’s ot i ith se Uon'or the A ie Androw faable and md Abmeidoned have ae rived in port, ‘The sehr wm aotennos at & ot eaten oun Out four weeks, and great anxiety ia felt for her ,. Miscellaucous, We are @ter obligattons to Captain Hutenings, of the brig T HA Pitt, (rom Sermuta, for iate papers. Notice to Mariners. DRLATOL, CHANNEL —WSRCE BEAR CALDY 181-A¥D, wat teneraby rena gs) moti ottoe ts 0 oy marie Wit “Wreck” rn tid fs faunonns oms’ BW of the wreck Or tbe ache ‘ize, soak woar Caldy Island, ‘The buoy tes th 7 fathoms at low water spring tides, with the 6 fallawiag marks and compass beari ‘Tho Priace Consort Moanmiegh at Tenby, in tine with the ead of St Margaret's eae ie sane 1 8.10t0 mallee distant L $104hs mile. le of the at ean bea removed, the other remains broken off about 2 fathoms under water, By order. ROBIN ALLEN, Secretary. SPAIN—WFST COAST. - HYDROGRALMO OFEIOR, ADMIRALTY, LONDON. Feb 21, 1869, Spanieh government has given notice that fram the 1ath aay of ure, Ween aight el exhibited frou w lighthouse recently erected on Rua Ielan‘l, Arosa Bay. ‘Tho Tight will bea Hxed White Tigbt, clerated 73 feet above high water, and in clear weather should be seen trom a aise ake iiiatinading apparatus is of tho fifth order. e minatl ng apy ns is of tho 1 ‘The tower ia round Dillt of gra uy sanite, and 68 feet hich; Jt is artached to the Keeper's dwelling, which 1 of thesame color as the to oronitien ‘as given, jvm lat 43 69 60 N, lon 8 5526 W from i peti re whe tm pistes as a guide for vessels entering or leay- ne As ‘By commaud of their Lordshing, GEO HENRY RICHARDS, Hydrographer, Whalemen. Schr AL Putynan, of Provincetown, was at Savanna-la- Mar 27th wit, with $0 bbls blackfidb oil, Spakea. Schr Rebecca Fiorence, Rich, from New Orleans for New York, March 19, lat 22 40, lon 74 (4, Foreign Ports. ee saeraas, March 4—arrived, Progress, Olsen, NYork for ANTWERP, Mareh 12-—-Satied, Josephine, Pitman, Lag ate Buna, March ‘Arve, Bieetrie, Jun ¥ erence aaareh 7 Tailed, J) Ellingwood, wae from Hi: (rpaRAcoa, Man schra Edwin, Luisi, Seta BaRAcoAy Magch 16—In Bert, gawa, and GW Stecie, for port ahip Koomar, Grifin,, from we wailin 4 days; BERNUDA, March Luverpoot. ide N York, Eliza’ Baras, Conyers, from and_for NYork, sretsad jit to malt 30th schrs Geo Brown, Smith, {rom N ork, arrized 18th, to eatl oon. on her retara; W tid Brier, McDonald, from Martinique for Lares Ta port Iti, ung Sarah Ann, Onterbridge, for Roston, with cargo Por brig Ida U, condemned andi sold at Berm ‘Caceres March’ 18-10 po ship Nesutan, Sehioye, for Calcutta. dg: Aline (Br, Lurney, for Ban, ‘Alicia, Stuarts Jonn Baroonr (Bri. Chapman, and Ieabelia Sanu: Cites fare ig MMA, Bis for New oreo i, 8 Caroli Samuelson, for Nyork, do ‘Nona Mehul Lhd io instance (Be), Diss on, for Bostor Oe March M-Sailed, Behrend, Kohler, Providence, March 9-Sailed, bark Helena, Jackson, Boston; big i Rich, & Hopkins, 4, Catourta, March 9—Sailed, Colorado, Doane, N¥ork. oO gtacosy ‘Mach 10-—In port brig Sir Robert Peel, for New lean GLasvow, March 13—In port ships Misgourl, Bradburn, for e ork Vig: Woodhull (GF), Whitle, and Ktidonan (Ln, ‘or San Franels ius Mutoh 18-10 port bark Ingleboro (Br), Swinton, for ork.” Uutvorr, March 18 Clea: Johannes, Leander, NYork. Hawiucns, March 12--Arrived, Mon’ lin eked Be ker’s Island (before reported at Cuxh: . HuMACOA, March rch Ita port achr iue, for Baltine« re, te LIveLPoon, March 14--Arrived, bark Eclipse, Wylie, New ork, Salied Uth, ship Kenilworth, Austin, NYork, fn port 1a, bark SD Carieton, Tupley, for San Franctsco, lag. irasiea, March 8-—-Arrived, brig Mystic, Hoepman, Rated éth (not previously), barks Wild Gazelle, Lewis. and yong pak Small, Boston; brige Charioue, ae Tishy De Aupetla; Hostoe; Garuline,’ Davie, Rew OF vetn port 6th, 7 American and 9 foreign vessele for the United es. MaYaGuez, March 10—Sai’ ae mat ones br NYork. In port Py bark Mayflower, for NYo1 Gem, Rell,and HH Seavey, Leo nd sehr © : McParland, and Ri Neweaatuly Fe avg ttn or ‘itp tga, for New Or- leans: barks Verela, Apreck, for New York’; Atodinl, for pont, Ey March 18—In port exert anwi Peso Tranquedai ard.and noch Talbot, Talbot fi Gries, Ides le § DeWoit (Bi gn, m0, for Norte 405 Star of" the West, Perrys § etharaton Smitbwick ‘Tiines, Thomson { Rie dal i Alnska, Small an os W.vinuiela (Br), Murphys for NY Concordia {Nor Johanenon! Mokanna (Rr), Mel ‘Atiantic (Nor), ncobeen, and Br ima J pa do do; Desi Uiiene kaw jew Orleans, do; brig Clara Pickens, Ro Onance Baye Je Fouarta ta brig Nellie Clifford, Lit- tionetd, for NYork in 5 days. LYMowTM, March 1—Arrived, schr Moray, McDonald, NYork for London. eangoose Feb’ S—Areived, ship Cutwater, Creelman, jong Kon SOUTHAMPTON, March 2%, 1 AM—Arrived, steamship Cinbria, Barends, NYork for Hambur: rf Sr 'ALoaws HEAD, March Il-Ot, Havelock, Madden, from SALERNO, March 7--In veh Losi Leonard Meyers, Hicks, from NY ork, ready to dlachary Srmmna LEON?, Fe Boston in 10 days brie ene Trieste, March Mr VALENCIA, March 8—Arrived, Bravo, Frassen, American Ports. ALE: Haskin Nepean M—Aritved, ae John aneigens ne's Bride, Chase, Bost Set etved, trige Wa ‘de, Sagua; gare Aen "eo Quierbridge, Hermndas sobre ‘anata (in H_ Stetson, port hark Dawn, Gregory, for = ng York. NYork, Rya Lena dg: HY Slay otek nad we Lee Rice? aod he rey py Kk, Bi 4} racy Bi ey an oH Mery hey dad Mary G Farr, Maloy, do; Alvarado, Hersey, ligabetipert: Jone DORN, Gould’ Nor Hemed—Barks Fredonin (Br, Burk, Payal: avy M Nyon magia D Marston, Marston, Hitler’. Als cleared, Competitor Me ey Hong. Kong via foorars rig Queen (Br), ‘iim: ingtor Sniled-—Wind S to SSB, bork pacity %th_Arrived freanerhip Cava Bt), Moods Liverpool; bark Warren Marks, Accra; brige Ire, from Hari Amelia “th tava re Emma Vcr d Herbert Manton ture oALTIMORE, ‘March: SecA randd t mig ivertoty — Humacos ; brigs oo rod memes vy wa 4 Maggie, Mincelty, Agrero; oo tery B y of Hon a Tas; Sea Queen, Gaye Gainles aya obnson, Sacues Mott Bedell, Wedetl, NY ork; % ‘Suow, ‘Thovadies Portlan Lock] Ba) tines am i Alennd tov ste nd, dia paar 7 in at "tog George Ht ate, Sm i Ranlal Hotties, nian, Hoboken pas a nbaldl, Johnaun, NYork : L 4B Compertawa Newvuspacs LH Stickney, Fooke, Provt- oerailed—Brig Alice; bark Giiita, 284 inst, 2h Avrived, stenmaship Onto (Ns), Boxee, BRISTOL, March 29—Arrived, chr America, ay Reynolds, CHARLESTON, March %—Arrived, vr; , seis cesbiork Piestwing, Tutha) aYer eBoy , Tuatha’ chr Lucy A Orcutt, Haskell, Hae Now York: brie Ms rosport, He, Foot, Hareelons via Hucaaviila, 8 aith— sehr Magellan, sahara Ralied ), Barecioua; schr My Bid 1 March 2 —Sall Philately nas nj euler Lt & vark Cor ih javerstraw, dy achr Deiphi, Allen, Now y Stal Ns ne Mantove, Stabe, Spry po Tart, NYork. Ne pee rede Pa ‘or, New ) or eee wiht Mller (itt, 13 ‘aroline vome, Youn hy and anni pe Shurtey, Wiliams, do toF ike; G'ts Lewis, Gloucester for Now ¥ goth Arrived (and sailed) bark See, Peter. oon, Boon for gee RY ose’ Melecoe Doone, st ergo for Bai ay ; eohee marries rae — hare vB a4 pate a PAR A sar Lee See a Jones, Nice! oy iu ich, Ntorks sene verginday Bow: one schra Mary £ Simmons, Gran‘, Nifaven; Pret Fry Ck Yore. "i Oni, sate Sem Cleaced, bark Bon (8p), Julla, Bar- PORT, March 1#—Salier, oben Al q Pen an I ric Newell, Gowles Parany Clark? and’ Ala yY. axew oO ya Lowe M%— Arrived, steamshin George aE EOE Ruby March 25—-Arrived, achra Sarah, Cob! Philadel Roanoke, M: Mauerman, Sandwich for Row me sobre Angler, Bosse, and Vigilant, Nickerson, NEWPORT, mee PM~— Arrived, achrs John C I: J NYork; Delphi, Al! ens Pall iret Jones, Acie loop antl Cobleigh, Kleabethort Wicif, rch Arrived, sehr Panthes, Hill, South abaligh eehee Dr Franklin, Scovill, and Adele Feltcta, El. MAHA LONDON, March 24--Saited, echr Mit Ny jed, achr Read, Benson, sit shined ay ain od vapveat i anak K 4 wate mage eau, ties ve Sapna ’ F Hart, E cau A baci Car Wilson, : Mat A, 19--Arrit od wip iM janeiro’ eckr Wila — ‘Crane, NY. ca Wal, rah 8 Wig ew London 3 i aharp, herp; ot pe iterpoot sche 0M — Wark aan itor Cardona renee ws Thomat ( tH Boy soy hen a ae a ean vesiden's th s deta c sate went 0 =] rom the brenkwoter today. 4 An We a ea peta arma and N ; Cag i sires See titaaetige inc en Pal st ge Mareh 26. Arrived, schra J HY. oumansy oi Kilzabethport; JM Freeman, 7 PROVIDENCE, Murch 25—A tri aa He Weaver, Port Roy Va dane Ls Newior fiok nants Albert Pharo, Philadeiph Ellzabethports apie ‘Aun, Colamec, ie re ‘Native, curs aig Star, Harding, Nansemond, Va; M Sewal Frisbee, NYores KOCKLAND, March’ 19-Arrived, scbra_Mlnnle Oobby tn- sraham and OSean Star, Woodman, N Yor, Balled sth sth, brig Timothy, Field jalveston ; achra W Kim N 8 Hoda, Hf do: Sardinian, Holbrook, ble, Jones, aud Juno, Meteall, dot 224, Deuanons I Nosiolk! GW hover i Holbrook, re fe N FRANC! archi 27—Arrived, ship Pekin, fits etary ue eal ip rare ork vis Mazatlan, ris Mouteyhop: Aangart (Or Sh inate wena ts ont 4 FeFShinder, Len ith—Al ods hares File a Kr ; in ig fn meget, Londen) Kong bierre, etmatipa Ha = eu ite ft do; ning ca pees ‘Mare ved, Schr est ct sopaticy oS Willan, ianaloar A yaks Acme TAUNTO! rived, ic E Joveriag, sacle and Gatien’ Pitltpas Wobubes y ary 2AihiSalled, ‘schre ‘eohra Ja James Nolison, Macomber, Hoboken; John Losier, ‘ork. WibaliNG ngs N NC, or ttaren 2 Arrived. achr Kate E Rich, Dougherty. and Mary A\ Lord, N vork. Siskin woamuhip Faitbastn, NYorE: MISCELLANEOUS, Annie DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN different States; no publicity; no till divorce Obtained; advice free. Also Commissioner for every F. 1. KING, Counsellor at Law, 338 Broadway. —*** CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED *** A, » BY beings here eS SEAWEED Bchenek’s F Famonte a "| for = cure of coughs, colds, bronenitis and ever; Bsr BY mption. ‘The peculiar etion of Ce coi Be nytcae peae ihe the'u rulowes in the lungs, and motes the \pt_ matter by expectora- tie ers of beng Seemed. Te will frequently an all-got sppeti W, at ali events, sauiaty the Patan hat ee is aus atte A RO food rome ‘meal; it prevents the ‘digests ais with the free use Mandrake ate ato nach Erelesnod ous sudiaraveacs appetite now being fn such » meetentad iperrn ct her mast get fat. Beaweed Tonle is one of the moat pleasant bitters mada, ‘he fact is, to cure Consump tion » beaithy tone must be to the stomach and a yond appetite cr creased, watch ‘are only meane of producing fev SCHENCH'S Mandrace Pill, one of ths most vata able medicines ever Giscnrereds Seine a valuable aubstitute for calomel, and having all the fea ascribed to that gore without prodaaing, cany ot of its injurious effects. ‘To these three medicines Dr. SCHENCK, of. Phila- delphia Sues bit unrivalled success in. tno: (rontasent of Ful moval Consus leon. ‘The Puimonte ing Blood fue bid matter, dischargen it nnd puriges the blood, The Man= drake ill act upon th be liver, and remove all obstructions, ‘also a remedy for all fntermitient system by soatiens b fie erm, fore corer, Be neot fev a ‘an, men fovern, fagae or any if Ms a, hearly dinner, and feels duil and overloaded his stomach, and taken more than can ‘Take one or two plusto hurry it along. Uf diarrhovs seta to take four pil and phy jan ha been out in company and § abet too moet sett and walaket, ek take four or ix pille Lefore retire physic off and be wil feet well 1n the morning and ant, 1 they will take « wineglasse ful of Seaweed Tonic, it in pol thes tiosebenin teat dition that they will ot hanker after any sifmulant during the whole Dr. 9 BoHENOK'S cath ge mt Lager be Be North Sixth street, h ("New York. ck profaasionaly 3 Tueaay, April by Abel, after which tims Ble visite ts" thle oy. pan Bogn Account of Increasing practice and business at eesrtee rineipal ollice In Philade)) his. Dr, SCHENCK rooms are at No. 8 32 Bond street. Office hours from 9 A. He gives advice free, but for a thoror ph examination 9 yf ‘he. tonge with, his Respirometer the Price of the Pulronfo Syrup and Seaweed Fonte, cach @ ade, 5) per bottle or $7 Su the balf dozen, Man- ara per box. For aale by ail drugglste and tere A MEDICAL WONDER, tif ok, Cay ae umatism, Neuralgia and Gout, in their worst Serofuis King’s Bull jpalasy old Ulcers and, the worst Debility, Liver Com- pinta Kidneys fare most ci cs certainly cured by this woverelan puriner. it has’ been toated 0; public twenty-one yea Ithas cured a hundred th and never fails when taken as directed. Itisa fred Wve for Fistula 'n all eurablo cases. It cures the foul oud ‘ulcers, even where the bone bas become carlos. Life eence coon not contain a particle of mercury oF great ineral ry 246 Grand street, Sold by druggists, QL it rw SE a ate ee TELEGRAM. THE GREAT PRIZE CARTOON. BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFEREN? States without ae avery where. 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