The New York Herald Newspaper, April 10, 1869, Page 10

— 10 THE STATE CAPITAL. Progress of PRA As Railroad Bill in the Senate--The Ixcise Bill Sent to Committee of the Whole-Vommissioners of Emigration Bill Passed—Diision of the Seventh Judicial Dustrict. ALBANY, April 9, 1869. The Broadway Surgce Railroad bill came up in the Senate (o-day, w!\ the adverse report of the commitiee-was rejecte, The bill was then taken up for debate, several amendments being offered similar to those which hve been heretofore proposed when the old bill Was jp, Such proposition from certain parties to pay @\bulous price for the fran- chise, &c, Senator Morgn’s amendment, to put it up to public auction and ake the fare three cents a passenger Was voted own. Senators Folger, o’Donnell aad Morgan \alking vehemently on it, Folger said the pill was a proposal from the Legislature to put its hand shoul- der deep into the propety of the city of New York. This franchise was worth $5,000,000 in gold, and Senator Genet knew tha this sum could be got for it, and yetthey were asia to give it toa few men forever. Senator Murph) offered an amend- ment to the effect that the Legilature might at any tme amend, smodify or repea the franchise. To carry this out Folger proposed that the grantees should be made covporators ad the franchise be given to a co i While his was being dis- i eed moved to but (ne re © rejected, aud @ minor.ty report Frecommet he bill witho@ amendments was adopted d to Compittee of the Whole. Dotwith oppositin of the majority or the chanes of the bil m the S f he 1 t 2 Is whrth passed by a nnan- imous yote in the He was one which, just.at tus time ts v< when acts of br uty and the staple Memes if nd shock the si sy. T allude to the roviding for in- ercased pow rs of Ei} which sy ai privale much heeded—to &. ers as with aguinst igrant sh r other and to prosecute the of jon to whieh our emiz renders every pic then the authority Judge Connolly's judicial district throagh Eighty-sixth street, , Which had its fual p in vote, appeared to be cts urged im the debate that the strict is too large for the conventence of nts. cevering as if does an arca of nearly eu square miles, embracing three wanls pulation of about 200,000. It 1s in the upper part of the district inconvenience, loss of time and ex- ringing their cases’ to the court room in and that parties arrested in the Hject Lo oppressive delay in hav- If thts bill passes the Senate be created in the upper part of ice and a civil justice. ply sueceeded to-day im getting the we extension of licences taken from the jezent to Committee of the Whole. This is nO 1t8 passage. It enables the Board to of May, instead of for the Ty voting against e been Senator Pierce—yored two nvers, by w Une ruani tween the Hons Rit The Sena’ét. It showid ip favor of the budtom Kings NEW YORK 3. E ORK UpgIsLATURE, SENA, pris nerow:3*) APH 9, 1869, adversely to amending the fons in New York; advers24Ve bean route from the Astor Hous? SStablishing tothe Central Park; adversely to Increasing the salK..'o 110 rg men and employcs of the Metropolitan, Depart ment (tabled); favorably to amending ty, yee ae Binghamton and Port Dickinson Railroaa, incor. porate the Wayside industrial Home of N, York: to reorgauize the Brooklyn Fire Departmen\or an observatory in the Central Park; authorizing pointment of commissioners to locate a new\' prison; to amend the charter of the Firemen’s 8 surance Company of Brooklyn. “st THE METROPOLITAN LUISE LAW. Mr. VAN (’/PTTEN, from the Commitiee on Interns Alluirs, reported adversely to the bill modifying th Metropolitan Exeise Law, Mr. Tweep submitted a minort An motion of Mr. . e report Was disagreed te, and ue dill was committed to the Commitiee of the Whole by a vote of 16 to 4, the democrats and Seniors Mattoon and Morgan tn the affirmative and the republicous in BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING. Allowing Commissioners of tsxcise to revoke Neen: t ¢ classification of the Directors Of the New York Institution for the Deaf and Dumb: ty report. providing for the custody and care of insane ermt: Bais; mere ng the p ty for procuring abor- ons; to ine¢ le t Hrughts of St. Pa ck, of New York: ings county to raise $50,000 to reimburse the eimount borrowed for the support Of the poor; relative bo the open: Streets in New York so that the city shall pay a part Of the expense when for the public good, BILLS PASSED. To amend the charters of the Citizens’ Bank of New York and the n Tubular Tunnel Comp Bye and Bar Hospit ic and widening of ’ Savings w York and Brooklya h Chureh to r Amer tonal Gi sUKVacE RAILROAD FOR BROADWAY ANI 4 SI KBE NEW YORK. ; a ittte of the Whole. discugsed ¢ hore the Bycadway aud oPet for to-morrow At ha t-past Thyee o'clock tink ourned Ae BIL To authorize the Platisburg aud Whitehall Ral to take increased fare; to ue for of c tiea Rat! the fare on nd Boston pro vata fr 4s reported oitttle pr Hovity re ame; both ate the At eports were and Fores ad & Kalitoad © to extend the time for the Metropoli- tan district to tg the sa and power of im Ne York to lnvorporate of Charbtte and fiunter's incorpor. the New York bear 3 rel ng tothe House of Merey s Ne powers Of the Sisterh oraiative Presbyterian | New York relative i p for the entorcement of ers on chat erty; for 260 add e4 public 1 ‘ork and five m each of the otaer Assembiy d Fewulating the organization of savings banks venting the use of old and filthy barrels for pra: sugar, meats, Nour, or construction of the Vent Broadway; for wident ninth street; to amend the erage and drainage of Brov the Committee on Cities to re Yuling restrictions against the petroicum and kerosene; to incorporat« dngton Marset and the Brevoort Savings BILLS PASSED. Dividing the Seventh Judiciai of New York and creating @ new distr amend the act relative to the Voi Emigration; \o incorporate the Methodis cern, of New York, REFORT ON NEW YORK SEWERS, Mr. Canpanten, (rom the Health Committee, mad S report on the evideuce takem in tie iny atic of the New York sewerage avatem, The conclusion ‘Of the report of the committee is favorable to the Present system, but it is deemed not suMiciently comprehensive. Suggestions were recerved from leading engineers, ail concurring that evenwualiy there must be a marginal or low ievel sewerage iuto Which the sewers will empty their contents, to be pumped at the Battery and otucr pons, Ordered be printed and tabled. 4 x MISCELLANBOUS, ‘The Conference Committee Improper use of ook Cons le ” m the bil) re mit the leasing of raliroads hy companies reine te State made a report concnrring in the senuie amendments. After some disew Nerenut Was postponed until mM the considera. Tuesday morning BILE, INTRODUCED, By Mr. J. CAMPREL cstablishing a st Fonte from the Jersey City ferry vo ihe Lhirty-fo atreet ferry. RESOLUTIONS, Hixon—That whercas the new Capito! * have disregarded te order of tne f (herr provress, therefore ali work op the new Capitol be siapended until ty Fopurt required be made, Adoy NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1869.-TRIPLE SHEET, URURBAN INTELLIGZNCE. REW JERSEY. Jersey City. ROBBERY AT THE RAILROAD TICKET OFPICcE.— During the absmce of the ticket agent at the New Jersey Railroad depot on Thursday night a thief entered the offie and carried off about $600, It will be rememberd that the oflce on the New York side was reliever of $2,000 in @ similar way some ume ago. CoRRECTION.—he assault on Mr. Matthew Doyle Was not so severeas reported yesterday. There was no stabbing in theaffair. The assailant entered the store while undei the influence of liquor and de- manded drink, With Mr, Doyle refused. The man became abusive anc boisterous, and dnatly deait Mr. Doyle a heavy blown the Jace, but did not seriously tmyure nim. The asaiiant was afterwards held to bail to keep the peacy Nor THE MAN WaN®D.—In a paragraph in yester- day’s HERALD it Was Sated that the alleged assail- ant of a gentleman in abotel on Montgomery street was Mr. Barry, the Denocratic nominee for chosen freeholder of Hudson comty, It turned out that this Mr. Barry was not the Ina, but another of the same Who belongs 60 & association termed the ap’? ‘The Mr. tarry mentioned yesterday able citizeb, an repudiates any connec- You With the roughs concened in the aflray alluded to. The real Barry has noiyet been arrested, and it 1s supposed that be has fledfrom the city. Consta- bie Onsiow reports that he hs not yet been able to find two of the party wouwh they have been seen in the city since the affras The mater will be brought before Judge Kedie & the next term of Oyer and Terminer. Hobokey Bask BALL PRONIBITED.—A the last meeting of the Hoboken Comimon Cound a resolution was adopted to the following effeet:~That the Captain of Polive be directed to instruct ls men not to allow say base ball playing within th city limits, and to si all parties so offending ana bring them before rer, lhat they may be dext with according name A MAN KILLED ON THE RAILNCAp.—Yesterday afternoon @ man named Martin Collins was instantly killed by a train conveying gravel anc lumber from Seventh street to Weehawken, He vas recently sa brakesman on the line, md was step- ping from one ear to the other when’ hc slipped be- tween, and falling on the rails was yun over by ilvee cars, Which mangled his body ita dreadful Coroner While wiil hold an inquest this © deceased was upwards of fifty yeara ded 1b New Yerk city, Hodson ve Tus BEMOCKATIC CONVENTION of Hudson City. over by Mr, Patrick Harrington, succeeded 'y Ucket, as Recorder, nperintendent, Dr. Nobie having declined). CLEVER TRICK ON Tiz JAILOR.—A few days agoa New Yorker, named Funry A. Gruber, was charged before Commissioner Hivfman at Hoboken with at- tempting to pass a counerfeit ten dollar bill, but the Proofs not peing suficieit he was discharged, In settling the account withthe jailor a ten dollar bill Was tendered and the balaace handed over. It was afterwards found that “he jailor had been victim- ized, and the sharper mht Well Jaugh in nis sleeve atthe verdant officials b Jersey who could be im- posed upon with a countefeit, "The jailor desires to get the bill off his hands. Fike.—At half-past one ¢clock yesterday morning aiire broke out mm the dvwiling house occupied by Thomas Murphy, at the cener of Passaic avenue and Warren street, in the fourth ward. The fire- men were called out, but ospite their efforts the building was consumed. Th joss does not exceed $5,000; insured for $2,090 ILthe International Lue surance Company. A rumotwas circulated, evi- denuy to catch the Bohemlas, that the occupant per.shed in the ruins, and se excitement was created in consequence. Union Hill. CONVENTION OF ODD PELLOWS..4 meeting of the members of Jeiferson Lodge, Noa2s, 1. 0. of 0. F., was held at Odd Feilows’ Hall OLThursday night, when the following officers were elsted for the en- sume tnem:—\Wm. Sauter, N. G.; Lajs Mitchell, V. G.; August Schott, Permanent Secreiry; Frederick Ferch, Corresponding Secretary; Mr. barter, District Deputy Grand Master, veral Me hers’ of the Jersey City Lincoln Lodge were presen ang amoag the visitors was General Joe Hooker. Newark. MARKPT RECONSTRUCTION.—For Wes past Messrs, Austin, Stainsby and Rudden, & Cmmittee of the Common Council, have been engageén mak. ing a thorough inspection of Centre Markety this city, with a view to effecting changes wher. convenience of the people and the city treasun m, be greatly improved. Those leases of stalls th p, been heid by dealers and others for five yearsyay. jug run out on the Ist instant, it 18 NOW Propose to efuse long leases and in addition raise the mtg, ue arrangements have not yet been completed. ‘BE’S SURRENDER.—The fourth apniversary of jg St was observed in this city by a display of bu. 108-9: ail the public and a good many of the pr Vatogstais and a meeting at Library Hall of th New y Union Officers’ Association. The meet- ing We called to order abdut lalf-past one o'clock manne Sampson; (the pres and Mor General Gersham Mott, of Bordentown, Poted § chairman, while W. S. Stryker, Adjutant General 6 the State, acted as secretary. Of tne Tegular 1Myhers the i e were present Brigadier Gen- eral Run! E Coionels Frederick Cooper, John rd Jardine, Wm. B. Carts, ‘Robert ah ee Joseph W. Pi fajors William W. 1. Pinips, Lewis W. Oakley, John H. Phillips, yavid W. C. Hough, Alexander M. Way N Abeel, David A. Ryerson; Cap- a Hopkins, R. H. Lee, T. M. kK. >. P, Bowers, A. — . Drake, UO. § “, Miliau Wakeushay, J. Q, Jack- son; Lieutenants G. y. Halsted, William Py — and Samuel Reid. After tie usial routine busine: had been transacted tik rw following ex-ofticers we S F | the county jail; Aaron Cadmus and Lewis Cov grand lavceay, fined each twenty-five dollars an sixty days in the county jail, fhe court then ad- jourbed Uli the 23d inst, WESTCHESTER COUNTY. Bure ary aT RyE.—On Thursday night or yester- aay morning the fancy store of Mrs, McCawley, of Rye, Westchester county, was entered by burg!ars from the rear, and ging! calicoes, silks, &c., of the value of $500 carried of, FisB AT PELHAMVILLE.—The frame building occu- pied asa lager beer saloon and dwelling by Theodore Granville, opposite the New Haven Railroad station at this place, caught fire from a defective fue last ‘Thursday morning, and was with its contests totally consumed in a short time, So rapid was the fire in 18 progress that the occupant was not afforded an opportunity to snatch his little savings, amounting to $300, from an upper story of the house. ‘The building and furniture, valued at $3,000, were fully insured, SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT MOUNT VERNON.—A little girl, four years old, daughter of Mr, W. H. Bard, of this village, was burned ia such a frightful manner last Thursday afternoon that her recovery is deemed impossible, It appears that the child was left fora moment near the stove and it 1s thought while play- ing with the fire its clothes became ignited. The father, who was in an adjoming room, rushed to tear the burning garments from his infant, out find- ing his efforts futile seized_a bucket of water and poured It over the little sufferer, In addition to the childs face and head veing shockingly burned, the flesh was literally roasted,trow its aruis. While en- deavoring to extinguish the flames che fatner had both of his hands severely burned. ANOTHER ROW AT HEADQUARTERS. Sqnabble at the Central Police Ofice—Trouble in the Fire Marshals Bureau. There is likely to be another ten days’ excitement at the Central Office, growing out of serious comp!i- cations in the Fire Marshai’s office. Upon the estab- lishment of the Bureau Mr. Brackett, without con- sulting the Board of Police Commissioners, whose auty it is to establish rules for its management, ordered that its attaches should be on guty from nine A. M. until five P, M. A few days ago Mx. Brackett preferred charges before the Board against the democratic Prk for ab- senting himself from the office before five o’clock, and asked for an investigation. ‘The Board, believing that it is their. province to presc the honrs of duty have so far declined to yield to the ‘ire Marshal's requ He bas, it 1s understood, also made verbal ¢ e8 aguinst the republican clerk of an equally friviious nature, for n which the Board deciune to place him on trial. The Board are satistied that the elerks an three detatied po en in the ofice, perform the greater part of the work, and itis probable that so far from pieas- ing the parties against whom c are made on trial, & ching investigation will be made as to the manner in which the business of this expensive bureau has been administere It 1s said that the imsurance compa- nies have taken the inittatory towards securing a repeal of the law creating it. The official report of the marshat shows that the expenses of the bureaa in New York for the six months ending November 1, 1888, Was $6,748 22, exclusive of the Brooklyn branch, The salaries paid are:—Fire Marshal, $5,000; Assist Fire Marshal, $2,500; Chief Ch 2,500; under Clerk, $1,800; three policemen, $3,600 making a total expense, exclusive of incidental e: penses, $15,400 r year. Since the avlishment of the office in y, 1865, there have been four con- victions of incendiaries, one of which was in Brooklyn. ° THE TWITCHELL AND EATON TRAGEDIES. New Developments in the Twitchell Case—No Intercession in His Behalf by Elis Wile=Ex- traordinary Conduct of Two durors—Eaton’s Death to be Avenged. {Harrisburg (April 9) correspondence Philadelphia evening ‘telegraph.) Several facts of interest have transpired in refer- enge to the Eaton and Twitchell tragedies. It ts fonnd inquiry that Mrs. Twitchell had never sai or written @ word to Governor Geary in behalf of her husband, On ove occasion a closely-velied woman called at the Executive Department and obtained an interview in company with a female frend. ‘The iriend spoke a few sentences in fayor of ‘Twitchell, but the velied Woman, Who was aiverwards repre- sented to have been Mrs. Twitchell, remained both veiled and silent during the short mterview. The only appeal made by Twitchell to the Goveruor was tue foulowing:— PRISON, March 99, 1869, jovernor of Pennsyivania:— to appear before the bar of God, tection of avciety the majesty of t be sittained, yet it does seem very at I must auiler for a crime’ which I know nothing T would ask that, if you might not deem it incons! ficial duty, you will gi e # little time bi ing this dread sentence, for I fei that Providence ome new light on this awful deed by which teut with your o fore execii may’ be enabled to prove to the world my entire innocence of it. “Ho; that you may not deem this request intr el ain, air very respectfully, GEORGE 8. TWITCHELL, Jk. The letters sent to the Governor in behalf of Twitchell were from the utmost variety of sources, Some were sentimental, some legal, and quite a number gave the history of cases im which innocent men had been hung on circumstantial evidence, Among the persons who visited the Governor on behalf of Twitchell was Altgelt, the witness who swore that he saw two mea leave the scene of the murder, Anaunt of Twitchell was also at darris- burg. Not the least singular feature of the mat- er was the conduct of Gibersou aud Dyke, two hf the jurors who convicted the accused. On ve with of March, 1869, they signed @ paper ppropriety tu the trial and Yeon we 27th of March, ley sent a private leter i) nt to the Excet ¢ davs afterwards, punt Geary urging him not to pay any attention 4 vas fbey 6 eit first Statement The pressure upon the *Ovnot Was intense, but the appeals lacked the the feat essential, viz.—evidence. The course of the hecuuive was marked With courtesy and every OPPO rniiy was given to those who desired to PhADShis views. Frou the day of the verdict he has Sno evidence to shake his faith in that. ver- dict, very human probability has asserted the guilt of wifcnesl, In thease of Eaton strong appeals were also Made. -ton Was Lie associate of thieves and Was Me te eee al —Mal. Dantel L himself @anner for gambling houses and au instra- ‘Lieut. Charis Tang ment foreckiess characters. It was this class of , nee Le Oo Se men WhO verted his innocence, aud here, asm the J. Vols.; Nay, Fred? B. Revers ay | Ci#¢ Ol TW hell, all the appeals ror meter were un- Worghai B. Revere, 21 | supported “a ' shadow of evidence. John C, ” Spa Purdy ans “eaeos, TS. | Meenan: thoigilist, and brother of the murdered + D. Proudtir, ee Chaplain an, LeleRTod on Wednesday to tue Governor on pe aed behalf of Ean, but his Excellency deemed the liom jb Ol Saniford B. tiuat, sur- | saiety and gocorder of socicty required the execu- ag see Wm. A. Conover, surgeon, W. | tion. Since th event a thr ig letter bas been 9) Q.; Capt Manning, 14tn N. J. V ved at the cocutive De t declaring that Goh. Enos Fuuratt, - the di ath of Eat will be avenged. The letter shared her, #th N. 4. Vo Col. J e tale v1 manic N. d.Volu.: Col, A. N. Dougherty, surgeon.W. &.Vols.; | "° “*™ WE MS ymous communications. Capt. Mich. 1. Dwyer, cd N. J. caves Capt. 4 TE er t Ist re s N.Y. Vols.; Ist EX apt. Bayley B. Brown, » ist N. J. Vols; 7 Col- Wim. B. Wil- Nichols, lat Di 6th N. J. Vols; Col. Vols.; Ist, Lt. Wim + Morris. Camden » of meeting, after ‘ung adjourned and the members pro- utois’ Hotel, where a sumptuous din- The organization eschews aken of. | ca. ter election, which Will be heid on Monday, ts at present the absorving | topic in Paters After having two conventions, the democrats lave finally settled upon a ticket, viz. tyle for Mayor, Pet flopper for City Clerk and Daniel Zind aster, Although nominated by the Mr. Kyle is running as e's candidate, and will no doubt carry the whelming maj The republican —For Maye . James Nighten- 7 Clerk, Henderson, and | Prancis D, Clinton for P er. Judging from the ity of the candidates, irom au unpar mt, tue appearances indicat that the demo: will me # inajority in the Common Council, Trenton. the Special Court yesterday uses Mr. Thomas W. Noble tom naturalized. Judge ed that as the Common Pleas Cour Reed dec: not in session and had adjourned till May this court was had no riedietion in the matter, As there were everal similar cases pending the action of this court the decision bas allayed all diference of opinion, Pouricat. the Kepubitean City Convention held on Thursday evening the following officers were nominated:—For Mayor, Jacob R. Free, School Superintendent, Dr. Richard R. Rogers; Board of Chosen Freeholders, Join C. Millar, Edward Young, J. W. Corey, William N. Nutt and Witham L. Ashmore, At the Nemocratic City Convention on the sume evening the folowing nominations were made:-—Por Mayor, General William Napion (present incumbent); School Superinvendent, Dr. Cornelius Sheppard; Board of Chosen Freenolders, Wiliam Bamford, John N. Lindsay, Joseph B. Yard, Willan H. Cook and Charles W. Wooley. The charter elec. Uon takes place on Monday next. MERCER COUNTY CoURT.—At the Special Term of this court yesterday the following sentences were pronounced by Judge Reed:—Henry Moore (colored), assauiting bis wife, thirty days in the county ja! James Stevenson, larceny of drafts representing nearly $1,000, ninety days im the county jail; George Conover » petit larceny, thirty days in the county ja raton, assault and battery, ninery days in the Huchard Fitzpatrick, aro ) on SX months’ hard labor in | Jolin Vaughan, peut larceny, thirty vunty jail; Samuel Skillman, petit lar i uy, thiely days in ine county jail; Penk Kelly, re- ig 44 vilieve and breuking jail, ninety days io SENATOR SPRAC AND SR HORACE WALPOLE. Polite F istary Correspondence. (From the Cinénati Enquirer, A lowing tart note to ve editor of the Provid Journal, who had a%eq his late manly and pa trlotic speech in the sé t¢,— 29 THE EDITOR OF ig JovRNaL, PRoviDE’ 1 am in receip th, referring to on that you NCE, 2 of a slip from your paper most Outrageous fora will be answered mm my place in the Senate. As You reflect the sentitenswnd are tied in servitude to (he overshadowing pos iat attempts to cone trol bot the politics and i public seutuments of Khode island, Ishall vive tonat influence the set- tng forth itis entitied to. <r sirike directly at the power of Which you ar ickspittie, you and i those Who control you will fi ieee indeed in terri- ble earnest. ‘Jake, therefore, Ayou now have, the position 11 public that Lhave lon kitown was your Private sentiment. Your presents a jar more hott- orable, If honor belougs to your sture, than your bast dastardiy and cowardly oue ha pe i Show this to Ives & Co. lam, & GENERAL NOTES, Mormonism ts spread An Omaha paper h betrotiuls. Instead of butiding sidewalks an Indianagwn ap- Propriates money to thowe who must use thégtreets with cavalry boots. During the last year the Chicago police atested nine bonstabies, and then faiied to captue all the rogues there are among them, iy! Al 4 recent large fre in Helena, Montana, bareis of cider and ale, for lack of wate the flames to quench ther re ee _—_ SHIPPING NEWS. Almanas ior New Yorks This Day. in Hiinots, catablished @ department of Sun rises. Sun sets... 50 | Moon rises..morn GOL Weathor Along the Cont. PORT GF NEW VORK, APRIL 9, 1869, Herald Packagos, Captaing and Pursera 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 reguiar monthly meeting, held March 8, 1868:— Resolved, That onand after April 1, 1868, the Associated Press will discontinue the collection of ship news in the harbor of New York, Passed unanimously. ‘ag The office of the Herald steam yachts James and JEANNETTE ia at Whitehall slip. All communicatio: rom ‘owners and consignees to the sof inward bound ves sels will be forwarded free of charge. CLEARED, Park Uman (Swe), Anderson, Cronstadt—Funch, Meineke OO, Bark Atlantic, Bicker, Cronstadt—W Ropes & Co. Bark Express (Swe), Petterson, Aspinwall—S L Merchant Co. Bark Sancho Panza, Wiley, Trinidad—H D & J U Brook- man. Bark Union (Br), Marnaand, Cow Bay—Hatton, Watson & Gezustera (Dutch), Ridder, Rotterdam—Funch, Bri Meineke & Co. Hrig Amalie (Ital), Columbo, Gibraliar for orders—Funeh, Meincke & Co. & Brig Henry H Seay; Ponce, PR-J H Winchester. Brig Clara Brown, Begoo Sagua and a market—Stevens & ile. Bry i THA Pitt (Br), Hutchins, Bermuda—Middleton & Co. Schr Crinoline (Br), Davies, ‘Cork for orders—Arkell & Schr Royal Arch, Hawkins, Campeachy, Mex. Sohr Freak Jameson, Jamceon, Bt Tbothas and a market— BS Wenberg. Schr Keokuk, Small, Arroyo, PR-Simpson & Clapp. Sebr Ella May, Allen, Baracoa—B J Wenberg. Schr Race Horse, Hughes, Baracoa—B J Weaberg. Schr Curlew, Turner, Galveston—S C Loud & Co. Sehr Gimnan'D King, Eldridge, Jacksouvilie—Warren, Ray 0. Schr E Waterman, Marshall, Norfolk—C E Staples & Co. Schr Modesty, Weaver, Alexandria, Va—Baker & Dayton. Scbr Loitie Klotus, Endicott, Great Egg Harbor—J W Elwell Co, Sclir J Boynton, Mitenell, Calais—J Boynton, Son & Co, Schr Hero, Poole, Salem—R W Ropes Eco. Schr Ann J Russell, Chapman, Brisiol—H W Jackson, Sehr Racer, Howard, Bristol—H W Jack: Sebr Roanoke, erbuck, Scbr Evelyn, Burger, Stanford. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS, _ Steamsiip Muin (NG), K von Oterencorp, Bremen via hampton, March 30. with mdse and 40 cabin and 601 passengers, to Oelrichs & Co. Passed the Needles MI Sith, and arrived at Sandy Hook April 9 at 9:80 AM. 1AM, iat 43-41, lon S441, exchanged signals with Volga (NG), bound 'W; Sth, 1:30 PM, passed steamship ‘otia, bound B Ste g Star, Conner, Aspinwall, April 1, at 2:20 PM, ussensers, freight and treasure, to FR Baby. April a 12M, of Wathing's Island, spoke ‘steamship Ar: hence for Aspinwall, Geo Mathews, aged 48, a native of Maryland, died on the pi 80D Haven—G kK Racket & Bro, pril K Steamsiip’ Columbia, Van Sice, Havana April 3, via Na fou April d, with mdse’ and passengers, to the Atlantic M Steamship Co. April 4, at 6:30 PM, in New Providence Chan- nel, exchanged signals with Ameriéan ship James (2), steet- ing'W. Steamship Leo, Dearborn, Savannah, 68 houre with mdse and passengers, to Murray, ‘Feria & Co. Ble nip James Adger, Lockwood, Charleston, April 6.2 PM,2with mdse and passenzers, to HR Morgan & Go. th inst, at ll AM, lat 87 61, passed steamsiip Wihnington, steer. fag S. Suip Continental (Bm, Lecraw, Calcutta Dee 2, and Sand Heads Dec 4, with linseed, &c, t0 Harbeck & Co,’ Had lignt winds and nioderate weather’ most of the passage. Dec 20, John Wm Syms, colored cook, died of chronic. dysentery. Jan 30, Andrew Rarisen, seaman, died. 7th inst, off Barne- kat, took a pilot from pilot boat Abm Leggett, No4. Ship Geo Green, Kirby, Singapore, via’ Boston 6 uays, with mise, to Chas K Green, "7th inst, olf Nantucket, spoke ship Ellen MeLaughlin, bound W. : Ship Trimountain, Williams, Liverpool Feb 18, and Holy- hend Jott, with mdse, to Chas uarow. i ong gales aud, heavy sea from NW to WSIV to the Banks: since’ then light battiing winds, March 18, Iat 47 29, lon 3995, exchanged sig- with bark Sabine, bound E. Ap il 4 Nantucket Shoals distant, took pilot from boat Francis Ship Universe, Dutton, Liv 0! Dee 6, vin Fayal March 12, with mdse, to Williams & Guion, Has been Tidays Not bar aise i aden we light Le Ship John N Cushing (of Newburyport), Baxter. Rotterdam, ‘At days, with mise, to Funch, Meineke & Co. Had atone sup tothe Banks; siuce, light, variable winds Has been 12 daya W of ‘Nantucket. March 29, 7, lon 59 20, spoke ship Europa, from Bremen for New US bark Purveyor, Commander O F Staunton, St Pi Loando, WCA, 78 day All well on board. tha eae winds ire passage. April 1, lat 2057, lon 71 16, aaw a Br bark steering 8S! h anowing » white burgee, with blue jeter “W’" in centre. "(Tbe Pleft the United Sates in July ast. Bark Gratta, Wallace, Matanzas, 10 days, with su; ir, Sliapaon & Ciaop.” Had moderate weather,’ Brig Wik Hore failed eaine dav for New York." ri elle (Br), Seehusen, Cadiz, 34 day with te mai First part of passage had light winds: Voie ca strong westerly gaice, ‘Has been 10 days W of the Gulf, Brig Festina Leute (Dan), Herdman, Rio Janeiro, Feb 9 with coffee, to Dymond & Lally. Had light winds andemme most of the passage. Crossed the Equator March IL, la fond from —~ tor Melbourne, Brig Dundee (br), Hatield, Cienfuegos, 16 days, with sugar, rig Iris (Br), Burnie, Cow Bi gm Pe ones ton, Watson eo. voce paid » Georges Banks, with halibut, Sehr Kate Church, Hail, Georges Bank: Schr Allred Hall, Post, Virginiag s Wie balibat, Schr Chingarora, Rogers, Virginia, Schr Light Boat, Achora, Rockland, with lime,to Wm $ Schr Laconia, Merrill, Portland, Me, She Knight, Romer, Rockport ‘otuitport. W.. Feb 2), lat 141 §, lon 27 13, apoke bark Careliva we), &e, to Fowler & Jova; vessel to ¢ bs me? ar Geo W Rogers, Schr EA Groziei, Newton, Virvina, -Brown. Schr Jas Deputy, Sta F408: F Treasure, Arnolis Wickto Schr © Waterman, Chase, New Hedfora, r John D Gridin, Gold, Gloucester, with fil C8 Watson, Adams, Nautucket, ur RH Wilson, Harris, Dighton. r Hudson, Chimpiin, New London. . New London, thets, Chesebro, New London. Schr # A Conkling, Daniels New London. Sehr Sunbeam, Kelly, Providence. Sehr Panthea, Hill, Providence. Schr E Marae, Degraw, Provid Schr Tunis Bodine, Bunce, Pro Schr A Grainer, Harvey, Pro Schr Cora, Kelly, Providence. Schr H P Ely, Stokes, Providence. Sclir Milton, Raymond, Providence. Schr Chief, Smith, Providence, Sehr Wm Carroll,’ Kelly, Providence. Schr Mary Susan, Snow, Providence. Sch Hunter, Crane, Providence. Schr Joe Hooker, Wilson, Providence for Virginia. Schr John Manlove, Stave, Fall River. Schr R Borden, Borden, Fall River. Schr Saratoga, Heath, Pall River. hr Ney, Chase, Fail’ River, ch Fountain, Bennett, Fall River. Sobr H B Chave, Pratt, Portland, ct. Schr Florenies, Stoner: % Schr 1 sgttord, Howell, Norwich. Norwich. Schr Jane Saris, Schr Sparkling Sea (tern), Coomba, New Haven. Schr Isaac Merritt, Ferris, New Haven. Schr Liberty, Johnson, New Haven. Behr Hopkins, Nickerson, New Haven. Schr PP Brady, New Haven, Schr Took, New Haven, Schr Connecticut, Stevens, New (1 Schr J W Hine, Case, New Haven. Schr Srow Flake, Brown, New Haven. Ser Frances Burrett, Allaben, New Haven. Scar J A Crawford, Young, New Haven. Sebr MA Hyer, Bu mae few Haven, Selir New Reg Hall, New Haven. Schr Marion, Smith, Clinton, Ct Schr Henriette, Raskin, So ly Niagara, Warden, port. cht Aietsratde, adds, Here Schr Geo W Purnell, Sydney, Stamtord. Sclir Ganges, Higgins, Stonington, Schr Maria, Long, Port Jefferson, The bark Victoria (NG), arrived yesterday, reporta had trong westerly winds most of the pi |S consigned to Fanch, Meincke & Co. BELOW. Ship Win Wilcox, Johnson, from Liverpool, Feb 19, to Geo Savory. Wind at sunaet NNW. Marine Disasters, wa- Seenews columns foran account of the burning of steamship Thames, from New York for Galveston, Stravanr JRANT—New Orleans, April 7A fire broke out a ast night in the engine room of the ‘ling for New York. Th ta and smoke stack are visible, had on toad 12,00) bushels of bulk grain, 100 barrels oll und 700 bags seed, No estimate can be formed of the damage to her hull, but it will be necessary to raise the abtp. STRAMSHIP McCLELLAN, from Boston for Baltimore, grounded on Hedge Fence Shoal morning of @th inst, but toon came off without damage and proceeded. STFAMER EMrness, from Windsor, NS, for St John, NB, before reported, strack a us M Wed Sape Spencer at 5 PD If the y blow continued she would go to Only $6,000 insurance on vessel. Sir CeLesTtat. (Br), Benest, from San Francisco for Glasgow, with 900 tons wheat and 60 tons manganese, put Panama 4ub ult, leakin jy shat the crew could er free. She was surveyed wud ordered to discharge sunk at wharf’. for repa' Sur Sout AMERICA. The London Shipping Gazette of the 20th nays:—The folowing is @ copy of telegram received foutay, dated Rangoon, March 391220 PM mith Ami rabing gro oming up. (the above may roler to American abip of that name, which left Aden Jan 4 for Akyab, Bure KALAMO (of Windeor, NS), Milla, from Portland, nd to Cardenas, with acatgd of sugat boxes and empty rao ashore on Long Banks on the ith ult. Part of her cargo laving been discharged into & wrecking schooner, she was floated off, and arrived at Nassau Mat for repairs. NWALLAH (of Picton), Small, from Boston, in ballast, ran ashore on a reel near Littie 9,04 the 20h wit, but baving floated off into natde the reef, abe took a pilot and arrived at ‘and eatled auth for destination, Strout, from Granada for Philadelphia, a cargo of guano, Wak Wrecked at Beef Channel, const the 7th lh fa d taken to Nai (ihe $ 8 registered 153 tons and was built at Harring: ton, Me, from which port she hailed.) Bato Prior, Y (Br), Evans, from Montevideo, has be ik by collision with Regarte (Sp), from Havana for Canary Islands, latter was towed Into Kev Wost totay (th), in a sinking condition. Sone Lion (of Halita )y MeLellan, from Matanzas bound to Chariontony with a cargo of sugar and molaxses, ran ashore at Chubb Point, Berry Islands, on the 9th ultt she was et of Dy the wreckers and strived at Nessa Sat. The vessel was leaking and lost her mainmast, main bioin, dc, io heavy weather previous to having gone ashore. fonn MAGGIt MON BIL, at Fortress Monroe, Tth, repot aw on the 26th ait a by ippoved to be Colomdo Keel, E of Cape Antonio; she: her sais clewed up and was trying to get off, Sone Aunita, Munson, from St Dotningo, bound to Bostony jasma 16th wi with a eargo of logwood And cotton, put Into Ni {nw leaky condition. Repaired and proceeded Post, (rom Porto Kieo, bound to Nor 0 of Molaase into Nasanu 28th ult, bowaprit. She repaired and sailed April 1. 1 March 288bip North American, from Batavia ye LU for RotterJam, bas been floated off to-da TheoMictrs of US bark Purveyor will please accept our thanka for attentions, Purser Oxcar Croeheron, of the steamship Columbia, from ia aud Nassau, is entitled to our thanks for hia atten: " tions. ‘We are under obligation® to purser H Haskell, of the steam- ship Leo, (p.m Savandah, for tavors, Notice te Mariners. MISCELLANEOUS. ier Euiny Hatat Lemna, wenn, wm, | {A BAERAOG Eo Sealine ten ua ne 1, 1869. . manulact ¥ Notice is hercby fiven thats Lion Mion marced with | Spring Dress Hat yet in New Yorks, Thi is the the word "Wreck? Eas heen iaid'35 fathoiss northeast jot | opinion of all who salearoom of his establishment: the Bulyboy schooner Leander, sunk in Margate ie ner inte was announced, Call and examine for an lies in 7 feibomas ab low waler spring tides, with | yourselves at 11B Nassau street, ‘ wl cOmpARs ings marks bearings 4 ar a a a Ur cr a vine tr Terrace, 8 oy ous ise “eodevaadaes rb ge pe ot 2 HEARTH jor eorge a. i i Founweightvenel, NX wens ; HOME. By order AN renee ON ALLENS Secretary. No. 17 NOW READY, Spoken. EVERY FARMER, EVERY HORTICULTURIST, EVERY NTA BM. EVERY IN. sorter Y ‘ian ‘CLERK. 0! ALL SALARY, WEN, ccueteaterteree meee, | oa abeeb odusbeaeeae 25 ip Aiea Marshall, Gardner, from New York for Liverpool, Mareh ‘26—-by steamalip Cambria, which arrived at Cowes BEAD IT. Ship China, Weeks, for Rangoon, lat & N, lon & E. 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Do you want to buy a paper that will help you to instract and aunuse you fami Buy tais week's HEARTH AND HOME, brigs Emily Carver, Adama, for St Andrews, NB, waiting See i! wind; TA Donoliy, Payne (from Casto Forte),’ for Antwerp, waiting B win Lord, Babin (from’ NYork), for Ellis (from NYork April 19), Wisg; Cobb, unsold. ig: Ottawa, barkantine Rema del GRANTON, March 25-—Salled, schr At r, for NYork. bcs HAvaNa, Apr 3—Arsived, bark Jas Murenie (Rey rant, | DO you want to show that” you know how to spend yous ‘New Ori ‘th steamship Blenville, Baker, NYork for do, | money and therefore ought ip be rich, Livgrroot, Maich 27—Sailed, Virginia (s), Forbes, Boston Buy this week’s HEARTH AND HO: ‘and N) ork; 28th, Pequot, Hogg, Boston ; Susin L Fitzgerald, Raflle, Baltimore; Bridgeport, Morgan, NOrieans. Cleared 27, Win'A Campbell, Curling, Boston, Ent ont 2ith, Areadia, Delano, for Boston; Britannia, Ken- nedy, NUrieans; Java #), Lott, and Gauss, Steeagrate, New Ililyard, Lovitt, Philadeiphia, PETTENGILL, BATES & CO., 37 Park row, New York. 10 CENTS A COPY. $4 A YEAR, York’; Matilda paudkid LOxDON, March 29-Arrive%, Alpha, Partridge, Philadel: FOR SALE BY ALL NEWS DEALERS, i 5. 5 PiCleared 27th, Bellona (s), Pinkham, NYork via Havre (and MEDICAL WONDE 2 HYATIS LIFE BALSAM. Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout, in ther worst stages Scrofula, King’s Evil, Erysipelas, old ulcers and the wors cases of diseases of tne blood, great Debility, Liver Com= plaint, Kidneys, Salt Rheum, &c., &c., are most certainly’ cured by this sovereign puriler. "It has been tested by th public twen ra. It bas cured a bundred thousan cases, and never falls when taken as directed. It is a certaim curative for Fistula in all curable cases. It cures the foule est old ulcers, even where the bone has become caries. ‘The Life Balsam does not contain a particle of mercury oF any mineral, ; ir. D. Pearsall, now Inspector of State Prison at Trentons, N.J., was eighteen years since aitiicted with ulcerous erup= tion ‘Of throat, tongue and nose; was treated with mercury until the diseae had reduced hie palate, nose and fuce to mass of ragged fleal, that fell off from its own weight. till he was frightful to bebold, He was 1uduced by Joseph li. God win, Esq., to give the Life Balsam a trial, when in four days healing began, and in a comparatively short time he was healed’ completely. City reference to this case—Brown d Godwin, Broadway, near Fortieth street. CHRONIC RHEUMATISM. q From F. B. Conway, Tragedian, Park Thetre, Brooklyn, N Yo. M. H. Hyarr, Eaq. i DRAB SIR—I feel ita duty both to yourself and also ti othera who may be alllicted with that distressing dixease, chronic rheumatism, to add my testimony in favor of tha truly valuable medicine, the Life Balsam. For years I wast compietely prostrated with rheumatism, in its most aggray: ted character. J tried to obtain relief from the most eminent medical practitioners both here and in Europe, but in vai when, fortunately for myself, I tried the Balsam, and its effe was miraculous; in a word, Ihave never experienced a turn of the disease, showing the cure to be radical. In ever instance in which I have suggested its use the same result h been recorded. You are at perfect liberty to use this commur, nication in any way you please, Yours moat gratetully Deal 24th), PTELBOUENE, Jun 98—In port ship Coringa (Br), Fellows, for Callao, to sail Feb 4, MAKSEILL?S, March '9$—Sailed, Conrrier, Mohr, NYork. MALAGA, Mareh 24—Arrived, sip Memnon, Baker, Callao; bark Witch, Hopkins, NYork, . MATHEWTOWN (nagna), March 3—Arrived, schr Gen Put- nam, Knighton, NYork (aud sailed Sth for Old Providence, 3th, brig Annie Eldridge, Cliford, Port de Pais for Boston. NEWcABTLE, March 25—Ent Out, Apothexer Ditsing, Sege- barth, NYork, Nesivout, Murch 25—Sailed, Clara Pickens Rodgers, Now Orleans; 26th, Tranquelor, Barwood. Do; Wd Hatteld? Mure phy, NYork : 47th, Enoch Talbot, Talbot, NOrleans, Nassau, NP, March 15—Arrived, brig Liberty, ‘Devereux, N¥ork ani cleared 224 for St Jago); sehr Alphay, Nunse St Donuago for Boston, in_ distress (and cleared 29h); 21 brig Kalamo (Br), Mills, Portland for Cardenas; 24th, lauwallab (Br, Siaall, Boston for Havana (and sailed Sith 27th, steamer Yara (Sp), O'Connor, Havana for Chatleston and proceeded—catled for coal); 24th, schis Telegraph, Post, ‘orto Rico for Norwich (and sailed April 1); 30ch, Bismark (Br), Grant, NYork; Sst, Lion, McClellan, Matanzas ‘or Charleston, in distres Sailed, Mare! hr Sophia, Cruise, Baracoa; 25th, Star of the Kast (Br), Evans, Porto’ Plata: 29h, Alpha, Munson, Boston (with logwood and coffee); ¥0th, Brilliant, Bethel, Jacksonville. y2gue TaLvor, March 27—Salled, Emanuel, Ramslard, N ‘ork. PANAMA, March 30—Arrived, steamships Costa Rica, Dow, Central Auerican ports; April 1, Montana, Farnsworth, Sau Francisco. Saked March 29, steamship Golden City, Lapidge, San Fran- cisco. In port April 1, ships Celestial (Br), Benest, from San Fran- claco for Glasgow, put in March 24 in distress, repg; Europa, Fulton, disg, unc. RANGOON, Feb 19—Arrived, © A Farwell, Smith, Aden; Martaban, Humphries, Penang. RIO JANFLRO, Feb 36—Salled, Grafin v Knyhrusen, P: New York, Nov. 10, F. B. CONWAY, Principal depot 248 ‘Grand street. Sold by draggiats here by express. NYork; 2%th, Doris Brodersen, Nielsen, do; Catharine Gilt | Pe bottle or six for $5. Sent everyw' s Baltimore; utner, Arup, California - i sal . Hyatt's Lnza Snuff, 15 ceuts, permanently cures Caiarrb. SANTANDE! vec meric: eau, San Francisco,” pbb areats N EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.—DR. J. H. SCHENC! TURKb ISLAND, March 23—Passed by, brig Camilla, New- begs teave to Intorm bis patients and the public that i man, from Boston for Gonaives, oneequence of his increased: practicn and business at hist Taurico, March 29—Salled, schr Richard Hill, Hulse, | principal otfice in Philadelphia he will be obliged to give u visiting New York professionally aiter the next regular viait Tuesday, April 20. Those who wish to consult him please make note of this, as his rooms in New York, No. jond street, wil be closed after April 20. Dr. SCHENCK: Medicines, ‘Pulmonic Syrup, Seaweed Tonic and Mandi Villa, with full directions in English, German and Frene! may be obtained of druggists and dealére everrwhere,, Of hours for this visit will be as usual, from 9 A. M. to 3 P.M. York. I VALPARAISO, March 5—Sailed, bark Isaac Rich, Achorn, nique. WarkRroRD, March 260M, Volant, from Liverpool for Philadelplia. American Ports. BOSTON, April 9—Arrived, steamship Anstralasian, Me- Mickeo, Literpool ; bark Dawhy Gregory, Sierra Leone’ brig Timandra, Hawksworth, Port rince: sehr MS Hatha: Royal Charlie, fro: Alto arrived, abip from ¢ Edward Delisle, from St Domingo; schr MS Hathaway, from Surinam, 2 %¥u-—Artived, steamer Nereus, NYork ; bark Dawn, Sierra Leone: brig Thmnanda, Port at Prince. BALTID HOUSEHOLD WORD—BUY YouR .. China, Glass, Silver Plated Ware, Table Cutlery, Cooking Uiensi's, ‘Retrigerators, at greatly reduced prices, Meat Safes, Aad LTIMORE, April 8—Arrived, ship Moonlight, Nichols, mia ne Maly Merri Yo ‘Sanford, St Jago; Napier (Br), EDWARD D. BASSFORD, Brown, Cienfusgos; achrs Lucy J Warten, Allen, Nassau, Cooper Loatitute, corner of Astor place, AL mi SHIPSEY & £04 BROKERS, 174 BROADWAY, + ove door from Maiden lane. Prizes cashed in Kea’) iucky ‘and Missouri Lotteries. 124 per cent allowed on plays. ‘ P; Young Teaser, Bowman, NBedford; Shawnee, Nesta NYork: Lina Newkumet, Bross, do; Clara Lynch, Thomse john T Williams, Newbery, Providence Boston, 7 Naps Undine ; brig Water Witch; ie. son 2-In portahip Molocko, Hathorn, jebo, Lombery, for do; schr Annié rom NYork, OR SALE.THE NATIVE, SPARKLING AND STILIa wi Businvss, heretofore conducted under the fi gworth’s Wine House,” at Cincinnati, Ohi 1 fixtures and stock on hand, with a lease of the cel rate price, This is the old : 3 . Pi is wi por bed the Unit States. Terms of payment easy. For parti W. ANDERSON! Cinclonat.. lao, Idg: Lewis, Kirby, 1 BRISTOL, Apri! 7—Sailed, sloop Harvest, Corwin, NYork. p Sth—Arrived, achr Franklin F Randolph, Steelman, Hobo: ken. Sailed —Schra Avail, Dibble, Philadelphia; Americ: Shaw, do; Euzabeth i, Hogan, Elizabeth port. CHARLESTON, April 6—Atrived, achr P M Wheaton, Wheaton, Rockport. ITCHCOCK’S HALF DIME MUSIC, PRINTED 0 Cleared—Schr Ranger, Gooding, NYork. jel i cl * music paper, four pages: colored tities, musid adsiled—Sebrs LA Bayles, Bayles, Jacksonville; Annie | 324 words’ price 8 cents each ; the whole 60 mailed [oF Gi ‘Mth--Arrived, steamer Charleston, from NYork. NOW READY, No. 60—Meet Me in the Lane, Love. Bailed, scongus, for Dalhousie, NS; brig WH 5 es Parks, for Buckaville, SU; sehr Emma, for Georgetown. No, 59—Mabel Waliz. “4 “FORTRESS MONROE, April 7 Arrived, brig, Leander, | N° 88—The Smile of Memory. rt from Pernambuco for ord Ho, 6] Sweet i fers. In the Koads, sebr Mary E Smith, from Baltimore for Nas- pay i" "PALL RIVER, April 7—Satied, sohrs Theodore Dean, Phit- | N2- {4—Hive o'clock in the Morning. No. 53—Those Tassels on the Hoots. tps, Georgetown, DC; Sarah Laverne, Averill, NYork} Yail- zm toy reReeves, a0; Jas Engitsh, Barker, do; 3'S ‘Lane, 9 8 as ; No. 50—Cail Me Thine Own. GALVESTON, April 2—Arrived, bark Chatham, Young, ‘3d, sehr Harriet Brewster, 1, Boston. eS Liverpool ; Cleared ‘leare: steamship Perit. Garduer, N York. + me HOLMEN? HOL! April7, P M-—-Saited, schra Cora Morri- aa (eg in Instrumenta), son, Higgi Tang ier for Boston; Leua Hnme, Appleby, Sap need Philadeiphia for do; Bertha Louder, Wooster, do for Port’ | NO. 44—Rt nicholas Galop. land; James Young, Wilson, James River tor Buth; PS Lind- | No {ft Nicholas Galop. Sy, Memory, Porte Amboy ior Bes No. 42—Gens Armes Duc. ‘April 8, A-M—Arrived, schra Right Bower, Rogers, Maya- guey for Bowty Merrill C Hart, Rowley, Bucksviile, 8 C, for | Xo gl—Geme from Orphe Helles of Broadwi homaston’ Seguin, Call, Jacksunville for Kennebunk ; Lath | No» 40—Helles : Rich; Paddock, Georgetown, SC, for Nowbutryport. ere POs ar iiore, Tustremental, at ner, Virginia. Snenn'e Story, hrs tarrie Hyer, Cora Morrison, james Youtg, (fibert Greeny Sh—1 Will Not Anke to Press ‘That Cheek. “3 Lindsey, don F Coke, Mernil © Hart, Right ow: | peak ery John Tylor, Lath Rich, ). 33—Light of the World, Sacred Son, NEW ORLEANS. Apeil 4—Arrivea, brig CH Kennedy, | Norge fight ot the world, 33 * rd S Bragdon, Newcomb, Newport. Ro: Bt ision Galop t April 5~-Arrived, sehr Jabez L White, | No: ay—oivmpie © ks, rwich No. 29—Up ina B Sniitd. Schre Anta E Saiford, Powell, Philadelphia; Reat- | Chart in Spring. ing RR No 48, Anderson, do; Daniel T Willets, Cheesebrougs, ‘onquering Hero Comes, N¥org; Altred ‘Hall, Biusnick, “do (not previously), and hte Heart. ween (oF di “ ing Hel ORULWICH, April 7—Arrived, sch Kate Callahan, Avery, : Tove eg OO Flt rte No. 23—Waltzing Down at Long Brane Kate'--Sehrs EA Conkling, Daniels, New York; Thos t | N° 23— matt B ow Rroadeat No. 21-She Might Not Suit Your Fancy. No 20—Arm-tn-Arm. Polka Mazurka. No. 19—The Rose of Erin. No. I8—Siiver Chimes, 0. 17-—The Old Cottage Clock. No. 16—His Love Shines Over All. Jeymour, Burgess, do; Texas, Ho. Sovw itavin, ‘April &—Atrived, brig T Towner, Perkins, Mayaguex; schra W O'Brian, NBrunawick ; Mary E Simons, dy, Jacksonville; Balt) nore, Elizabethport; WC AC ry Parker, Baitimnare; Lel'sy , Woodtord, Baltimore. HILADELPHIA, April & Afrived, bark Haabet (Nor), Sacred. Pedersen, Liverpool; scars Abbie Dunn, Fountain, Matan’ | No. 15—Magg'e's becret. zas; J Seger, Matanzas; Hannibal, Cox, kport. No. 14—Litte Maggie May. Cleared— stent 1p Jonata, Hoxie, Havana and NOrieans; No. 13--The Danish Boy's Whistle. briga Excolsior, Brown, Turks Tala ydney A Jenk No. 12 My Baby, My Marling. br), Vaughn, Hisinore, for orders; achra Ida F Wheeler, | No.1 It. wer, Saxtin; Jno L Morrill, Wicks, Moblie; Josepuine, | N ating Rink. Polka. Phinney, Providence; T Lake, Adams, Newport; Rappahaa- No, 9—Champagne Charile. nock, Coreon, New Haven; J Dilkes, Lynn; Ad © Hear: th! Ho. 8—-Praine of Tears, Pease, Raynor, Hartford; LF 8 7-1 Really Don't Think T Shs" Marry. ie, New Haven; AN Gibbs, NBedford; J Ford, Da Good Bye, Sweetheart, Good byt nor, Bridgeport ; J Sawyer, Harmer, Providencs For Josepth. M Vance, Burdge, ¢ amber M Broomall, Dow, Eyes. Boston; Florence N Tower, Perry, New Haven; AM Flana Better Bide a Wee. gan, Collins, Portsmouth, on't Yuu Tell Me Why, Robin? ry April Arrived, brig Jennie Clark (Br), Ko- rte, Havana; steamer Prauconie, Suerwood, NYork, ine at the musie, book nnd periodte rig) B Brown, Galo, Matanza ir ty enctoaing une price, ernie each, to the pute April &—Arrived, scr Creole, Stall, Phi ier choice selections will raphily follow. Agen Woodhull, Woodhull, Washi: MENJ. W. HUTCH back Buckavil : ¥ ey nf: “hy «. No. M Springstreet, New head ache Jeddy, Trot, N¥ork. 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