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12 a absurd mixture of absolutism SIXTY-KINTH AT RECEPTION. Ce a aber, wercteaty ine righ of the chiees and seam BS the of mann; third. Aye Org coteery n° Right years ago yesterday the Sixty-ninth New fhe principles of equality, *ataied in’ their democratic | York regiment took their departure, from this city SUSU, ARs, Somtlone tk Mnvtlcipallty ehd the prompees; | @Mmid the fourish of trumpets ta protect the Union gud sisthiy, that i destro ey ae nee flag, which was being assailed by armed men. ‘he Protest of King George of | gercies of ine rorciition of schution the Spanish peopie ex. | events that followed that march have made the Six. Hanover Beale eta er ere Srenouennrer to | ty-ninth famous in the history of the country. Last 5 1 ‘The Reforma says:— ‘The reading of the projected constitution, it a necessary to confess, has effects in all 4 The Syanish Constitation Criticised | t= on The most sorta aad tape an by the Madrid Press. malifest 10 terms more of less decided, taelr determination not to recognize it when it is passed, aay The Novedades thus reviews it:— Ta his project essentially democratic? No. Does tt, under al jute AW YAIRSIN ENGLAND ~Pne sicamsh!p Holsatia, Captain Ehlers, Hamburg Yme, from Havre the 10th; the Pereire, Captain Decheene, French line, from Brest April 10, and the The Regeneracion hard ti ar- ticles but pre relgioun onan t tango: aoe Russia, Cunard line, Captain Lott, from Liverpool ace Bet - pect menre. While other, creads. are authorised it | Oc ud Queenstown the 1oth and 11th inst., arrived here | all. Let F ioe exile (ee yy Spun may Reet‘ fa yesterday. They bring details of our cable telegrams Honk a“ A _S a the erene-se =} have, ‘son ‘the mi! diverse mfp to actient the ibe eacerretn of Catholic unity. a The aperanen and Pensomiento poke cy come lemn, as naturally mans be ox e tole bi of other iat The Jberta closes a siong article thus:— ‘We accept the base and spirit of th 4 onl} - ¢ form in which some of ite diapasitfons'are presented above all, the irresolution end the fear dig layed in various Of the articies, ‘We shoud have desired tore. decision, energy and clearness ia the plauting of hberal priueiples. GERMANY. Protest of King George of Hanover. The following protest has been addressed by King George of Hanover to ag German sovereigns, against the sequestration of his family property by the Prus- sian government:— Monsieur Mon FreRe—Being fully aware of the in- terest your Majesty kindly takes in affairs and those of my royal house, I have taken the liberty, in my let- ter of April 8 of last year, to inform your Majesty of the protest which I was obliged at that time to lay against the ordinance of his Majesty the King of Prassia, of March 2, 1868, which sequestrates the property of my house that is within the range of Prussian power. In that letter Ihave shown, in an irrefutable manner, the evident injustice of that ordinance, and the groundiessness of the accusa- tions by which the royal Prussian governmeut tried to pailiate its proceedings. I beg leave to repeat briefly here once more that the accusations of supporting a legion on French soil, and of provoking hostilities on my part against the Prussian State, break down by themselves, The Hanoverians, who withdraw from the Prussian milt- tary service, sought at first “an asylum in Holland, then in Switzerland. In both these countries Prus- sian influence succeeded in rendering their sojourn impossible. They then went to France, whose hos- pitable soil gave the same protection to them as to Other political refugees. It is, however, impossible to form in times of peace upon the territory of another Power a ijegion with hostile intentions against a third Power. And how could a number of about 700 to 800 persons, all of them, besides, en- aol unarmed, endanger the safety of a State like ? How is it possible that in Berlin the ne- conte of self-defence could be asserted ? This much only is true, that I have not left these Political refageea unaasisted. ‘The other accusation mentioned provocations on May part to hostilities ust the Prussian State. It referred to a speech, in which I had expressed my confidence in God and in my right, at a family feast in the midst of my guests and those belonging to me. Nobody can, and no one will, prevent me testi- fying this confidence; as it has not been the firet time I did so, neither will it be the last. Both accusations on the part of Prussia were therefore unfounded. Butsupposing even that they Were well founded, the charges made therein against me didin no way ailect the obligations which } had undertaken by the property treaty of September 29, 1867. For this treaty has been concluded, up to dates of sailing. The contingent of 100,000 men was unanimously -voied in the sitting of the French Senate on the 9th anst. Dr. Jackson, on the Sth inst., was formally en- throned as Bishop of London, in St. Paul's Cathe- dral. The mandate was executed by Dean Manse!, with the usual formaiities, and the several oMicers of the cathedral made the customary promise of oanon- cal obedience. The dliferences between the directors of the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden and Mile. Nilsson ‘have been satisfactorily arranged. She will appear st Covent Garden early in May. it was reported in Paris on the Sth that the Figaro ‘was seized, and that several public meetings were forcibly dissolved, owing to the violence of the lan- guage made use of by the orators. There was a brilliant ball at the Chinese Embassy, Shue del bei Respiro, Paris, given on the night of the ih inst. by Mr. Burlingame, ree stories of the hotel were thrown open for the reception of the s, among whom were all the American nota- as weil as of the Parisian world, There appear to have been disturbances having ® republican origin in Roumania. The Common Council of Bucharest was dissolved on Thursday, the Sth inst., by Prince Charles, on account of its “revolutionary attitude during the elections.” The Levant Herald says that the Cretan chiefs who have been for some months in prison for taking part im the late insurrection have at length been sen- tenced to fifteen years’ imprisonment, with hard labor, and several of them have already been trans- ferred to the gaol where they are to undergo their punishment. The Brussels correspondent of the Herald says that there is a hitch in the pourpariers going on at Paris between the Belgian Premier and the French government. The return of M. Frére-Orban, who was fully expected back by this time to submit to the king and tothe government the names of the Belgian members to the mixed commission, is de- layed till a period still undetermined. “Most of the sovereigns of Europe,” says the Paris Constitutionnel, “have charged their repre- sentatives to offer their congratulations to the Pope on the llth April. A letter from Berlin even an- mornces that the king of Prussia has just givena private audience to the Duke de Ratibor, whom his majesty is going to seud to Rome for the purpose in queation. by its gba and ass, without any pol : ical clause or stipulation what: ‘ Disneartening accounts are given of thestate of] 1 have, even petore entering. evnto the the cotton trade at Blackburn, England. Nine mills, including several of the largest, are entirely stopped, and others are ranning snort time. It is stated that the Poor jaw oficials are oyerburdened with appli- ations for relief, and that the appointment of as- sistant relieving officers will be necessary. The Levant Herald makes the announcement that Miss Bardett Coutts has proposed to provide Jerusa- Jem with an efficient system of water supply at her own cost, and gays the scheme which embodies the details of her munificent offer has been laid before the Council of State. The Preston cotton strike is likely to go on. The masters generally insist upon the adoption of the wheel system, and the men are equally determined to resist it. This step will greatly extend the dimen- sions of the struggle, and from 6,000 to 7,000 weavers, 4n addition to those previously out, will be added to the large number idle yniess some of the masters withdraw “the Blackburn wheel,”” The Jovrnai de Paris contains the following about the rumored triple alliance:— It appears that M. de Beust has thought fit himself to deny the rumor of a Franco-Austro-Italian alliance. The Correspondant de Nuremberg, on the faith of a letter from Vienna, announces that tne Chancellor of the empire has just sent to the repre- sentatives of Austria abroad a circular in whicu he shows whet little foundation there is for the reporis circulated respecting that alliance, and affirms that “the Austro-Hungarian monarch, far from tuinking of launching into enterprises full of peril, endeavors, as far as it can, to assure the Maintenance of peace, of which Austria stands in such sore need.” What is very curious is that the Press of Vienna an- mounced on the same day that, following the example of the Auswian Premier, the Itallan Prest- pet M. Menabrea, had also despatched a circular to hia agents abroad to den rumors of the Bliance. According to the P Vienaa the cir. cular of Menavrea is co “th ju exacily the same Yeriis a2 that of Baron Bact preliminary negotiations, declared expressly and decidedly that I would never admit any condition of @ political nature, and when the crown of Prussia, during the course of the negotiations once more tried to introduce a political condition, I refused to consent, referring simpiy to that declaration which I had ire before the beginning of the negoiia- tions. In consequence whereof the crown of Prus- eee tus condition without the slightest ob- jection, I thought myself, therefore, justified in hoping that his Majesty the King of Prussia wouid, after due and impartial appreciation of the established facts, and Yielding to that sentiment of justice which never dies entirely, return towards the fulfilmeat of the treaty, which I on my part have fulfiiled in its whole extent and in the most honest manner, by immedi- ately handing over to the Prussian plenipotentiaries the ied of value, to the amount of nearly $19,000, on which had been sent safely to England. This h ope seemed to be the more justifiable, a3 the ordinance of March 2, 1863, left it open to the Kin, of Prussia to re-establish the violentiy-disturbed state of iaw and equity at his own option. But my confidence ih the loyalty of the Crown of Prussia was again sadly disappointed. The Crown of Prassta has not kept open the way to re-establisi: a legal state of things, or, rather, it did not wish to do so, It placed tie said ordinance before the Prus- Sian Diet, which, supported by the Prassian govern- ment, still added the proviso that the sequestration of my family property could not be taken off, except by Way of legisiation, that 18, by the common con- oo of the government and the two houses of the tes. The first adviser of the Prussian Crown haa pleaded for this new act of violence at the Diet. Part of the accusations by which he has done ny are but a repetition, without any proof, of the tended facts of a legion and the provocation of Ulities, which [have mentioned above, in conjunc: tion with Ure equally renovated fletion of conditions and suppositions of the property treaty of Septem: r 2, 1807, which, by the spirit aa weil as by the tex of the treaty, are proved not to exist. ‘The other partof the accusations are inventions of similar valine, They are those of the existence of a com- mittee in Heitzing hostile to Prassta, which does not exist, nor never has existed; then of the attempt to recruit Poles in Switzerland. These statements are so inconsistent that they do not waut to be seri- ously contradict it 1s also below my dignity to mention the way and the manner in which the first adviser of the Crown of Prassia has brought forward these frivo- lous accusations, J only state the fact that smpertal Europe has loudly proclaimed its indfynation; and [ can ouly express iy regret that, on the pari of his Majesty the King of Prussia, no disapprobation of ENGLANI The Hudson Bay Comp: torial Rights to Canada, [From the Londoa fime The liudson Ba any Bilarge majority (be terms | sed by Lord Gran- thé hehavior of the first adviser of the © Jrown has Ville for the Geslon of thelr territorial rights to | come to iy Klowledgs, Canada, We believe the shareholders have mad¢ @ His Majesty the art of Prussia giv ing his saue- thoroughly good bargain, byt mot the joss 1§ thé 4 tlon to Poject of jaw concerning the sequest decision creditable to thelr common Sense, for there | Won of my family property has created an obstacle was much both (o try thelr temper and misiead their | On that road which still permitte! him a return to ludgment. Nobody liked a pereinpt imindhs to | the falliiment of the dates of the treaty. For he “stand aud deliver his property, evel for a conside- | has made the {uldiment of the duises under. ration; and to the Hudson Bay suarcholders it | taken by the treaty dependent upon a foreign will. Having already formally protested against the Koyal Ordinance of March 2, 1363, concerning the seques- tration of the property of wy house, I again see my- self now obliged solemnly to protest against the law Pablished ou the 16th instant, which renders more diffleait the re-establishment of the lawful state. was specially anboying to see their shares sink- “Ing in the market in con: noe of the open canvass of their tiie and the ysure of t el in Rupert's Oo take umbrage at “th * of the Colonial Minister, to raise the cry of o spoliation, which just Hoping that your Majesty will also receive the 4 so dolefally far to our ears. Lord present communication with thatsympathy of which ville had no option bat to act in the matter. | Your Majesty has given mg 80 many proofa, I am, Imperial interesia, great enough to utterly with the highest esteem and friendship, your fits of the company, Ww y°s moat friendiy wrother, tne riet rig! involved at fo have, stood el ewpecially ins efforts of bi pabie, GEORGE REX. 1869, z BAK VIENNA, Vet OUR INDIAN AFFA ¥ he could not ac mge Wich, for the sake Of a company perty migit be bought tn the mar- 300,000, deprives the British subjects in Muperi’s Land of a reg government, | Letter from Mr. Vincent. Cotyer—The Indian cramps the eneries of the newly constituted Reservations Preparing=I a 7 a Dominion of Ouiiady, and embarrasses the relations | Araval of Mix iendned geet Selected of Great Britain with the United States, Equaily val of andred Arapahoes=They useless was it to inveigh against the conduct are Ready to be Civilized=Measures of Canada. The con\ has no reason to be alous of Canada. © nerciaily, Canada will not ave made a good \urchase, It will be many < Adopted by General Grierson. The following despatches havr been resolved before she is recouped any part of tha: | by the United States Indian Comimisioner in oy oo tm AY = Pay honey i eae ea this city from Mr. Vincent Coiyer:— simply to make the sett: je! cf and invit- aah jug—she will have to lay out a large sum, perhaps Sovran Isngax tenutron My TAIN Hy ) from twenty to thirty tha usand pouads annually, Vie KANSAS a)" a999.' Epwanp Cuomwent, E No tgs. Brod street, Now oryhtrired here yesterday with the garden seeds, hoon, t., by Colonel Boone, and was cordially welcomes iiazen and Grierson, the olicers of the post. It is, of course, to the poh'tical consequences of the transaction that Canada loa ks. The Fertile Heit, once her own, will 1m the course «of a century add taiilious to the inhabitants of the Dominion, and, mistress ’s Land, she thay eittertain the project of a ~ é my Steal delantic und Pacific’ ka lway turougn British Haten, Colonel Booue sd mye rine ea a territory, which, ifonly it can b ° executed, will estab- | sett joughs ia motion and selected the location for tha dish with her own borders a g."eat emporium of the Tales f schools, <4 b———] oaceras pil oxo va bens: eres of ric om land, trade of Eurepe with China and Japan. Ceerbunaed fy Cocke ereoks Ones Gane ee mm, land, trees near the base of tho Washita Mountains, Cheyenne warriors arrived yesterday with the mesange ti sixty lodges of the tribe and ninety fodges of the Arapah were coming in day or two. Indians from the Plains suow the greatest Interest ia al! that fe being done for them ant ennwanty inquire, when ( schools will open; but General Hazen is in want of the Indian Appropriation bill having falied at tne last session of Congress. Myrinds of grasshoppers, have ag on the prairies hereavoute, VINCE: Mevicin® BLurr, Waenrta Mow vest pril 4; Vin KANBAB OITY, April 20, 1560, i oar Cromwent, Esy., No. 193 Broad street, New ke The Indian ehiefs Roman Nose, Little Birmouth, Yeliow Bear and Old Storm, with 600 of thelr peop e, the Arapa- ¢ in yesterday and report emnse FoR Ae ready to ‘on their new reservation, north of the Cameron river. At a ot General Hazen | had e talk with their Mile Rover. told him. what th SPAIN. Powments of the Madrid Press ou the New Spanish Constitution. An may be judged from the following’ extracts the Spanish press regard the proposed new constitution im any light but @ fayorabie one, ‘The Discussion, a republican journal, #a78:— Cortea the projected con: a debate (smong ite 8 we expected Iie eatgatnl doctrinal, It rece) pat monarch; Pr irre leresponaty ‘Se Stn, he King the (acuity. iets and 4 Ansoving the 4s two ine Theft |. jaan tr =” face ot ‘Riana iegaltves tadi. about it trom bli meeting. hiky ot ie and indf Spam waye; wou! Noa and treat ‘thera ae trata ve in cree ‘a a teachers on tbe sveleome ol od brothers, General Cirieewony in command ere far recognizes {1 aie rid Lisa indi nal A Fighta,_ bi bait " the revolution it Sd 0 fad 9 tbe ait and leaves us to the caprices of « Friesen over the streama, I his new post and is nipping a of jad weakness — is contradic: | in tix’ bud all licentiouspess in the eyINCENT coLyer. another republican paper, speaks of re. nt manner:— N An actompt was made to roba bank in Lima, Y. morning, The, = discov: sons Y alter they oye vault, but before they had Cae aie, of citize.a4 Were collected Wi! yursued the and fred upon them. “ynoir: tools were Vhoy were tracea to Rovheeter, sophistical and doctrinal doen eae ete tiaty any of the diverse f 0 eat Mw comporetive National Lexembiy.. When we te sy IsAiN OF ity Whieh will be when It fe die- | 4 we will prove ft ts, fire!, nothing else | mo. foreign oomatiowleet and old ouee of | Hat It ea poltical code, umjwet amd ar Caplured, saw a she asked him if he fell, to whicn he answered ‘Ye: he fell; she said she did not think he fell; ald testified to his having been in the saloon at the time Haggerty was there, and saw Eagan take out. He said he told therh he thought it was a shame to use a man so; he was afratd, however, to say any more for fear he might be used the same way, and he left the place soon after, leaving Haggerty there. ‘This witness was held by the Coroner to awalt the result of the investigation. ing. Law Seiool on Tuesday night. navigation yesterday. train was sixty years of age. mond, Va., for several Gays and last night was not expected to recover. the bank witha check for $1,000 on man drew the money and decamped. Tuesday to attend a railroad meett to consider the practicability of building a railroai from the former place to Muscatine, lowa, on Tuesday, for the purpos? of organizing a State labor league. labor against capital were presented. The attend- @uce was not very large. town—E eamsht wists i Stearn Co, Wilttame rt Gaton, James Hand Ferris jteamship EC Knight, Denty, Georgetown, DO—Phillips & P Agres' Meineke & © Co. Bark Ibis, Oxadireo Car Sehr Ocean Star, Co. t aware Breakwater, ali Pi day Steamship Rassia (Br), ently Liverpodt April 10 towa IL 3 9 oF © evening the aunivervary of their departure for the seat of war was celebrated by o@ grand ball at the armory, Essex Market, And what a change was there. No Corcoran welcomed the guests; no Meagher poured his biand- ishments into the ears of the fair ones, A few sturdy veterans were all that remains, of the brave old Sixty-ninth. It was impossible Tap one $0. ase on the acene last night and resist the conviction that he looked on a skeieton; that he was reading an epi- taph, Autumn strews the thick foliage of the woods on the earth, which soon swallows it up, but autumn makes no r havoc than the harvest of the last eight years, which. red in so vast a crop But there is one consolation in the re- good and true men still remain. daeutonsn nant Colonel Har- ve their guests a greeting ia evening. Captain William Smith On O’Brien bears @ name eeierad le to tain John Kerr was as faithful asa . acutinal at Bost, alged by opeei Michael O’Rorke and Lieuten- ant Mortimer Sull ivan in promoting the amusement. General Mcivor, Colonel Nagle and many other mili- tary oillcers of ‘high rank were present. THE DEATH IN THE BROOKLYN CELLS. Continuation of the Inquest. The Coroner's aud District Attorney’s investiga- tion touching the death of James Haggerty, who died in the ceils of the Forty-third precinct station house, was resumed last evening. Several witnesses were examined, Miss M. T. Roe testified to having seen the officer club the deceased three times on the head while he nad Mr. Haggerty in custody on the evening in question, William Dunn, a boy, testified that he saw the man picked up by the omc, and that the man seized oficer Hennessey by the belt, When he strack him shree times with his club over the knuckles; did not see him strike him on the head. Mrs, Dr. Kissam testified that sie was passing the liquor store corner of Smith and Union streets, ih the evening of the 12th, and heard a meee. i, ane upon looking around saw his fall length on his back, See his head on the sidewalk; man standing in the doorway; it looke as though he had been pushed out, Michael McDon- him to the door and push hin The inquest was then adjourned antll this even- TSLEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS. Twenty-eight students graduated at the Cincinnati The Welland Canal, of Canada, was opened for John Dowle was ran over and killed by a freight near East Kingston, N. H., Tuesday night. He Ex-Governor Henry A. Wise has been ill in Rich- B, Merkel, a butcher, of Cincinnati, sent a man to Tuesday. The A company of capitalists left Fort Wayne, Ind., on at Henry, ¥ ile A labor convention was held in New Haven, Conn., Resolutions supporting the claims of SHIPPING NEWS. Abaauac ‘hen New “Yorke pals Day. 511 €46 Moon sets..morn 3 16 High water.morn 4 52 PORT OF wit = APRIL 21, 1869, CLE ARED, Steamship Java (Brh Le ‘Mesurier, Liverpool via Queens- Steamship France (Br, Grace, Liyerpool—National Steam- ogeanau? Nebraska (Br), Guard, Liverpool—Williams & lenry Chauncey, Conner, Aspinwall—Pacific Galveston vin Key West— Steamship p Baragoarm, Recor, Charleston—A Leary, Steamsht; iyde, Chichester, Wilmington, NO— Sieamship Louisa Moore, Wallace, Newbern, NO—Murray, p_ Virginia, Kennedy, ‘Stexinehip Acushnet, Kelly, New Bedford—Ferguson & a Washington Booth, Gunby, San Francisco—L W Os- Bark Guatave (Ita), Trapani, Penarth Roads for ordera—A (Aus), Morettina, Cork for orders—Funch, Bark Blomidon (Br), Cowan, Havre James Edmiston & nas—Tupper & Beattie, Bark Ocean Hi ra HE favenn ed E Ward & Co. Bark 3! cory. Au tereon, Matxngas 3 F Watney. £09: Brig Golden Lead, Dow, Sagus in Grande—¥ falbot & Co, Brig 8 V Merrick, Lipptheott, Carden H Wart Cs Brig Scotland (Bt), Crowell, Sarbadon-oie T Smith & Co. Brig Kilvey (ir), Kenward, ‘st Johns, NF. * Lugano, Johnson, Demarara. yet & Bewghton. Boyd, Cartonas—W aydetl ard, Harbor ieland sos Ea 1, Inagua—B J Wenberg. rowa, Hleuthera, Bark ‘Ataeta ‘0. poy Smith, El dAlet. Bohr 5 ¥ Tarner, Otavea’ Kaasee 33 Wenberg. Schr Sctagawa, Bryant, Baracoa—¥ J Wonbors. Sclir Montross, Knudson, New Orieans—N H Biigham. M> Modson, Hicumond—Van ‘Brunt & Dajton, Aor Rhodolla Blew, Vaunaman, Richmond -C H Pierson rae. Woodman, Wilmington—W 8 Brown & ect Harriet, Crowley, Ellanvethport-Snow & Richard- eee Sarah Bernice, Proctor, Kiizabethpori—H W Loud & ‘Schr Eva May, Richards, Biixabethport Miller & Hough on. » Machias—J Talbot & Co, unningiam, Providence, Aridgeport. ARRIVALS, ALD SRAM YACHTS. 1g pilot HH North, Washing: 12 hours from Del- res for the Navy Yard. wii take in stores and return to Annapolis in a few earsbip DG via Atmapolt ‘with mdse inet, lat 5] mn company with 07, lon 69 19, passed Kease for Havre. Liverpool April 6 and a French ateamshlp Ville de Pa: Steamabip Manhattan Forsyth. Gueeanown sth, with imine and 1007 passengers, to Williains Had d moderate weather and denae [oy XJ tor ; Sth inst, 100 miles weat of saw yeah ; 20th, 150 miles east of Santy Took, nited ns hip D Darian (Br), bated, ins and S14 passengers, to Henderson Bros. Experi trong yroterty winds and gates almoat ie enlire pessage’ 44. 1on 62 passed sche TH Miller, heading south ich inh 3, jon 5, a London Stonenatile, bound east; 17th, lat 41, tink ‘mad Ronee’ tothe B00 PMs lat M1 10, ton bound ent, 4, Hamburg April 7 via Havre asseugers, to Kanbardt & Co. passed Bremen steamahip ts 3 PM ta mes fon 28-49, steamship. Saxo- viata | 10, lon bé 54, a! steamship of the Kunbar ved at, Séndy Hook At7 AM Gist; bad strong west- uy Th 25, Bahia dn, Pernambuco April LP Ttth, with Te) and ‘passengers, to W R Gar Steamahip Arizo s Baer. Asplavea pei in with mdse jail St * Pacific Gr ® April 17, with Tiavaus Aprilia, with mdso and Passengers’ to RM Punkoueee eee AP i Stean z, Alavoma, Limeburan, from Fernandina, Fis April. 14, with P tote and mdse to Florida R 3 rd 10 A M on the Sich, 18 miles north of Cape Hatteras, p: arifing to the northward, aeylindrical tron buoy, Patmed iy Seay | top. - manip. Voiuntes anianimanip, Volunteer, Jones, Wilmington, NC, with nav Bteamsbip Aibemarie, Conch, Rrehi 4, City Potot and Norfoik, with mdse and pasachgers, to we Uli Dominion Steamattip Co, niennithp Dirigo, Johason, Portland, with mdae, to J F theaman Ship Frederick (Br), Armatrong, Manila Dee 1, with Beck &o, to Wm F Weed &, G0, pte Bowton. Pl assed Anjtor Deo I, Cape of Good Hope Fey verge the the Equator March 111) lon 98; Jan 6 Int 198, lon 90 By fell In with & boat cyntatoing the captain and Y tnen of ship Adele, of and from Bremen ‘or Rar goon, which. vessel had boom flestrored by ure Deo 24, and the been in the boat from t time until picked up; the remain’ dor of the crew, 10 In gure: ber, had lert in two other b ’ Feu and laeges je the of re 1 crew ‘The F touched at Port Natal jark Paliaa (NG), Y ord. a pe chiama 104 days, with teas, to “Aniwerp, 96 days, with mdse Bark Josephine (ir), Pitman, At wolan ine op (ot Bt J 90, ne Troop (of Bt John, Ni, 1 Jatanzas April 6, with sy Sas W itiwell & 05, a ao Able trode and weather eae a pt at fas;" on’ that date on: Squared serie eu from N’ it '‘saila and received other damay ‘north of Herriatn: 9 dayn, oMfark Cactie Bhp & Long fol Stockton), ark, ‘dave, with a) the bar hark Wary. ke ata mtn tie Matansas it days, rp. Ct) in gy 1 3 are Fresh itreoze (Hr), Me: ony lavana, 8 dayn, with fy cor, tod F Whitney & € Ch, rm He Brig Mary J Wisiame (bin Lyous, St Domingo City, 18 Had some Boston; Bist, bri dee to 9B Wola & Co, L Wika, Wen 2° eV a Ws chr Masel Sah, 20:8 K ‘York ene 3 Ap cr Sirus eeruegoa, 18 days, with sugar, Wit nas ae m, Gardens, ardent, do: Zephyr, MeN, Hrinidad sclrs Coperthwant, New ‘Sen jones, wren: wir, Geers B Geers, Quakiia, Clentoagen, If das peer Mis? age (Bry for Bald Sieur! Nat ry M Willan (Picket, Saga, 10 dag, with | more, ey ‘J Strout, Hammond, f ‘ttle Enid in intonnany rg it, 2 or New York j Union, rouigtixonn, April 6—Arrtved, Rpeed, Larkin, plane sta Paso Ta 4 with sugar, to ‘ALMOUTH, April 8—Arrived, Sarah L. Hall, Davis, Ma- | prook gone, Jersey City: Wm Falstre, LS aay wii "eGo. Ts ree ae at Hook. : ean; th, Guerburgermelster von Minter, Nort: Kinsonvaad 3 rh Wkamuey, GrocaNE see) Ove pes jd a heiae at heen FoocHOw, Feb &cArrived, Falcon, Linnell, Shanghae TOBRON, Afar ime ‘rived,’ echrs Josiah with, fe Some be io sth, Forest Belle, Bryant, Chefoo ; 17h, Western Chie‘, Hi ng, Norfolk John McAdam, O'Neil, Yoomico, covers ary Tana weather te hepa of ware, iS hy eein Jaen, inden wi, dohn Woower, | it odor, and 5 anon Shei, Faulaaelpting Ue in dene f¢ Knowl ort: J 8 ng Bao ulton, “Bradford, Klizabethport; Snow Squall, aaa eva ay voi rig Wale ional of Row vor, Guascows a Iowa (#), N¥ork. iuson, Hoboken . spok é GourR, March 11—Arrived, W Mason, Small, Madeira. i ate ition bark Ploen, Knatzer, St John, JB mag iri be Slt ean aya | 2 terse ke paren rc He Arte. rie one Rave Bow: | ries foralle yam Wiliams, Gal veaton sary Tari Rice re 5 steamship Ways, with wrth gar, Be No Frade & Cop vessel Havana, 4 Batt briga sue Muchet, Nore; Mur, dit pool via NYork; bark darriagton’(Br) si (ak tonsa, nia a raw rks’ Jennie Ellingwood, Ellingwood, Schr Jan Ponder (of Miton, Del, Townsend, sass eae more; ab they Sipe, jhe Havre; Morag, Walter, Cadiz; brign feviot (ity Low! beta ‘sugar, to pcp aa er (ir), Shi don; Mary Allos (Br), Gienfuso4; Arabrose Light, Higgins, pine to John na pleas x Borst Shape ee i WwW ee sslerra 3 ‘Morenss | re) BLES St BOW, A April h-cagrivad, be big N Nathaniel Stevens, aachr Bird Gurr, Wicks, Jacksonville, 9 days, with yel- Liber Thos New dalled Tees; ng coi aie term Bt Ge ai Se ae ont Jones, Red Beach, Me, via 8 W Orieans, (and “Erk nin oe "falled cbr fohr Veld: Davis, Catbarien; 1 bark. War. Bitte fst acl cite, Fiburtocs tration: Watsstagt ren iB “ap Sa Boston; wel Neva Br), i ity ton, NC; 4 Hammond, Wiley, North Weymouth, BELOW. john. | m3 ibarien i barks Frosh Sail a: Sones wa sit Roser @ Northern port; Wm Snip Emerald, Nickell, 71 days Leghorn, with marble, Mendota, ° Pray uf Ar be ‘Puig, NOrieans; Ly Braalley, pnd Marae Mars, eat, Georgelows, 80+ rags, tc, to Howland '& Frothingham, Was boarded 20h | 18th, brig Bi Span), Bigue, Bt Mary's, Gey 15th, bark, nates Hoctiey,, Wizainsion, rs (Span 9, Bt Mar ils GALVESTON, April 14 Cleared, anly Hampton Court, wt off Nantucket oy, pilot boat Cha H Marshall, No Albert {BB, Tawalte, i brige Chilianwal: Moria, Liverpos}; sty Daring md pans nL Brown (of Yarmouth, HB), fro :. Hamburg wh . tan (F y Small, 3 asje + Devereu ak, do; achra eet apd jordeap, yoepstowo, Way avoken 18h fiat ta at 4 y | aoe Bean, do; Neill Bowers, tackpoles oaton § Sane Hailes yt Be ‘Delane shee P burg; brigs Morning Star (Bix Ryder Baltiaors; Broutien, | pGEOBGETOWN, eared; welt hell, Pou, SAILED, Morgan, Sierra Mensan, sah G TW May, Kinney, Portland, Uth Arrived, sehr JM Richards, NYork. a:Stgamabips Henry Chanaoey, Aspinwall fara Ue Miuerray Collis, Botton: Job Jottaan, Stoiride, Maan: | as, Wien Plankaiasl Ve, for Bona Jess Wileane Moore, Newsern: V Virginie, inlay, Galveston Give, Wile | Nell, Caibarien; sober bret a C'Adains, do. ew Te jou ingon, an sega ele Susan Ph viel wpingien, NOs NO; ships xcetator, St John, Noy a ‘Swallow, Sac Kixasron, Ja, 2 March 3 ‘Arrived, ‘shes relly o Paino, | phia for do; H W God! Beare do i for Porson ih rade ranclsco ‘ec jon (an Inland); 28th, Havana; bathe Geraboky Melbourse; Bhiwelly —t an Parte Leonard, Banker, Nor? | fem Hone $e romans eal, Meret as others. afanatook, | 8 Leis Sinaley, ‘Rockitad for NYork; George & a Marian Dianeterts Harbor: afb: ache Ene Garson Pht Ear it (Bragarah A one agit Ror Inge Vena, Aadte Feng aH : Sure Nevin HaRping—Penzance, April 6 The Nellie Nrtgd aod aS Canines ras Soe on Harding, Michell, trom Antwerp for’ Cardi (in Balaat | Aor aoe en ra a N¥ore'l Dig’ Harbors eae cae ic, Mae an ar torah Piah, Masp @ Which came ashore at 4A. M., about one ilo east of Porth: | Oktiney, Nvork via: Fore worn te bag naga Mo pagel 4 Albatron (Br, Both iy even (as before reported), is @ vessel of 1, Donal Philadelphia 8h, ‘chr BL Leonard, Bunker, | aot for at dohna NB: Siete Parke measurement, and meas new, Ihe crew were’ all saved ies hans ra " aatphia pie an BOE ay ing by the people, on | ah fil a eB ris Bare rx Mary & Zon Zig se ts, for Boston, | Darien tor ckennebink say Sarah Wated, a ciate aa DM. ie iy veh bis inn ove? on ber hey ‘Kroostooks Began ot for Trgtaad a0 Guba; Bonito, | WP Phelps, Cranmer: 0 W Locke, Hunloy tutte A Gages Igwing fara Dy the chiof ofleer: On Monday evening mee tt, for NYork;aclre Hel Hoyt, Oranmer, for do; | gon, Amith, , Philadelphia aii pend agen Seerey the Neate Harding was nbrent of tho Tizard light, “Recing | Mi for NOrPsnY a rieeq, Pauline Dar Onto, Pensa- | 42 Fenn, Davis 9 for Wal igbora: Joe Me Pls, Hart Vie & Hght afterwards, the pijot conclu cola; Dr Kane, annah ; 9th, Charles, fechers, Inia for Crowell, sBhliadetphie fot Portland ships, and mado a éourse tor the Briatol Channel, where oe San 'Franclsoo; Mataura, Stewart, dot’ Hi Macioon, | Mary L Banklex, rate er, do fo" Wingham: 1 Ao on board supposed | they were sailing with @ fair | New Orleane, Lammer er, Serine, an sarganal 10 ith, ichard 4p fr yon Mary Wonver poy tI hae sion eae ta ae ae Busted Knowles, San Frahcl Austrian ( An bers B Hawes, My Walid \; Hedendo, Waitimore, we rm Gg Opes ge a or serihe stand 5 City of yet London bat, Nore South Antvoy for ait, mab, Higgins, Salem Wars ihromil areenaiarinee na te deoknene censhed th " sara ulsiana a! Thombs, NYork; st ett for Tangior? Fale Wind Stauth, Lllswsria (98 Now Fares Tee Siena eateasience: asiina dere ese abi jon, do blah, Mahoney, do to den | ad Ram MOBILE, April 16~Cleared,’ sohr Angle Amsbary, Rogers, Sue BADEN, Nellson, arrived at Havre 20th inst from New | tha, Lowan, Phimiepeiae MARBLEHEAD, April 11—Arrived, schra Saxon, Hatch, Orleans via Ferrol, lost her matnmast, £e, flee ad Ty Nonantur, p Horton, Calcutta; Oth, Bavaria, | rilzabothpart; Hl, Charles Jackson, Mlackmad, Philae PAN oe ce aaa tl oat, at Baltimore hooters Moredo, Blandéond, Wvorky Felpoll (ay dmondsos, dos NORFOLK, April 17—Arrived, aches General Scott, Cobb, z Entered out Mth, Cltyof Paris (9)' Keanedyr fot NWork York: Carrio P Rich, Mich ; Edward lich, Bakor, aud Lacy Bark CELESTIAL eg from San Fraticisco for | Palmyra (s), Watson, Boston and NYork; Uape Clear, San 4 Kooler, Freer on; Sparkling Ginagow, which patito Panama fa distress, dacharsed fer Francine; sth, Pauling David, Osto, NOrleaus; Nite; Ayl- | Rilicktanc Woe NYewey 5,990 Haat Sato es Hothvork cargo, waa surveyed, and condemned as undeaworthy. Her | ward, NYorl Arrived, sche Laay & Day, Hickman, kerpe cargo would be forwarded to Liverpoul. LONDON, April 8—Arrived, Grace B Cann, Cook, Boston; | _ Sailed~Setrs'Blue Jao Let Bey Grant, Demacrarny Lottie, ped L Pam (Be, Pre, from London, for Philadelphia, | Pieri, Ld tin Toeteae, Mudget, 43; Naullus Ha | Sonneon, Barbies OO vets echr Linn pire reporte inst, wdagund, Jon Onith Ba March, in 0 , tency af the Rarting of ‘Batra polar I Eliza’ Tainlya, Boston; 10th, Abby Ryerson, Gites, Calbarin, oa. Belay coming up, sibs Adrian ear am ‘front ‘oom fell. fro seaman, Deni ; Fours of age, of Moncton, NB, wre ry from the effect of | Entered out 7th, Comet, Petrie, for Philadelphia; 8th, Jo- from Ligerpols bt Stig Nora, Pilshets from. Havas’ ion ihe blow Atri] 1 The’ vente! had generally experienced | henn Benjamin, do erdigns a und, Behrend afiorom, Frovuléncs Nuova, Bounauen, trom Havana; Adioinste, Honora fo en ‘0 northwest, w ; ints By ton 08 wan streck by a beaes squall from BBW! | (hot shitidey, Phistetpuie? Newey, Hagar Nor ‘Oleared—Steamnships “ater, Bator, Now York via Hae fae ttmearayoey ont aut arg ashy | onrowotnn apts Wil mun | oe raat Mea nye Brat, ie Be next day, when ft moderated, part of of the cargo being thrown SMAngErLn, April7—Sailed, Merry South, Chase, New Pagal (tal) he aqua, een ras! Newcastle, Arm- overboard during the blow tolighten the vessel. i strong Liverpool; brig Alice M-Puidam, Atwood, Mataatasy inet was fallon ia with by steamship Qrien rom, Boxion eitzsaixa, Maroh 81—Arrived, 8 Pietro, Lauro, Trieste for ‘Marengo, bongs, Suntan; Anta Leland, Barnet. ‘or New Orleans, wich ‘an ork. brought her 10 port, Dore {The latin of the steamént Orfental pbtiled, 27th, Mayflower, Smith, NYork; April 1, John Mat. ane Pass, April 18Arrived, bark Regina, Cum- ‘or towing the e into Charleston has erred ‘stoamsl : tothe wing he bl Ragihte cf Comte Neh tes kan | ine 1s_Arvived, Fortuna, Taylor, Calcutta, MILA DELPHIA, April 90 Arrived, b rie Bae el Welsh, met yesterday, 2st). . Batled Feb 21, Kentuckian, Teeaone Pensacola ae A Bialadell, Gariel bya, brie Lente Linds- ‘Bostout ship Parasr MotEao Biy, Ja, Marc Cle ker, na na at 2 Ha peerage ee lay, Parrott, NYork. ” Pa ‘Sumner, Cork; iba Andcong (Rt) Taylor; beig How. feet keel ; bottom covered with copper paint ; apparently: ‘but lonrEviDEo, March 12—Cleared, bark Eugene (Br), Den- Freeman, ath 108; ‘M Roxat na, More "set fae ng bine dine ig pit, N¥ork (erroneouly reported aalled from Buenos Ayres | J.J Latte, Ford, Hingham Night tingale, Be Boobs, New jew bedford pare Dees from Philadetp! fore reporte ouatacan March 24—Arrived, schra perk ae Satta, Now pee » Portland; 8B whe eee ler, Trinidad 9th cnepea off Cay Blanco i it ol mginte rleans; Sarah A aaa Hofinan, Phila 26th, | ton; Robbie W Dillon, Ludlam, do; Hall port ana waa lghfered of her dectload betore getthag of Stig Altaveta, Thom mn do drschrs Laura Pouce! | denses so eats Walker, Hin ham? Guatie Wiwsony ped ot Poca ANTE att cae aL Balak koe Inia RS Goes Wotnbe Mew ita BEE ei ree ata henner a (or encoul . eater Lab palied area of Hatta tae eee ee betes Li Masked, AUS Sales Soo ten ‘Burmister, PRANGISCO, April 21—Arrived, ship Franklin, Drew, and split sails, and caused her to spring aleak. ’ Capt Keene ‘ork. Nore; bark Bvangéline, from Yokohama, rigged temporary rudder and brought the veasel iy into Matanzas, anes arama bark gg reo Bn 8 nd SAVANNAH, April > sepiaed steamships San Jacinto, port, Ske was towed to Norfolk the same day for repairs, Ung, Baltimore: prige Dis Kimbalh, Eat, oat aes and Huntaville, from N York. Drats April $-The Bessie North, from New York for Hoxio, NYor * Harmon CBF). Robinson, dos Pe re te tines, aeiGen ae Askrerpy sepcried On shore yesterday in fs Mi ae 13 BVandwens Young, Ph PAllnielp aM e rey luMtGtOm, 8 NC, April 18—Arrived, brig John Pierce, came off on the flood, and has been supplied with an ancho? ns Hall, NYork; Mary G For, Seorubend: Ravana. and chain in lieu of ‘thoso lost. She was in charge of an un — ror Melee Eres (Br), Dinsmore: NY. licenzed pilot Lye oat Tagen ‘and there was a fog. oa raenoe Ayres; 12th, bark Pia Pinte athe Holt Duutay, Fe rane ans shore on | more; ath steanor Lodont sal paced ie MISCELLANEOUS, the Kish, hate Apt mh vie ie Britis, wt riazetto, from Ware, Ware Caseatelle, Carlisle, a ra bro sears “WONDE pr peed e master di assistance or jure Jom corp Long, Pe HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM aunty, aud abe remains on tee ben Pear! ;. 16th, bari Froior, re Blane Ree ae vacation: ee ‘oom ee GIeTALTAR, March 8 ~The Frank W, in Larsen, from Sailed 9th, ‘bark Brotier's Pride Saba, 7 ees 7H oe es ae aa Gout Red dq the Measina for New York, bas putia win'rudder damaged | cestiion Of tt Ber Br ba Gai E Loug, | Scrotula, King's 1 Evi Reg tinge SoM ee QUEENSTOWN, April9—The bark Enchantress (Br), ont Park, NYork; Berry, Colson, plant, weudneyay 8 sae tne io cn, &c., are most certainly ward hound from Cardiff for Boston, with railruad barks Arizona, Carver, s NYork; Jas Welth CE (Br), do his ecvereign purther. "We has by the sumed her voyage to-day, after being well calked in upper | Loulsa Jewett (Bri, Hunter, Garde nas; briga Bouthern Sse nace iS die Cenete eeu works. A new master (Crawley) and crew were shipped } (Br, Brows, 5 omen 2 atawabe, Pender, and, Bye vA ne chiles Neha telson, naditeaiea’ Win mransinae: eee lath, bark Barah Hobart, Coster, NY¥ork; ‘cht HE a: E Sampson, crallve “cor Fistula in all curabie cases. Ttcures the Tou AUETIIUS, March 10—The'American whaling bark Cleon Orr, a port north of f Hiatleras; bark Gertrude, Atherton, ulcers, even where the bone has become Ce lam from Tristan d'Acunha, encouatered heavy weather, an. NYorl RC Wright, Walker Phitadelphia; W R Chap- “rhe a, Balsam does not contain a particle of mereury OF put into Mauritius for repairs. man, Ea; et, Mork; ae ia Lyons, Kemp, Baltimore; [oo am Dr Fonsealh ‘now inageslor of State Prinen ob tesakem, Sxouemey, PAssinacang se ‘Meow Dax’ mado the Geseedti Wik Kil, Ln gt santana | 2 Tae mercy shortest sailing on record from New York to St ‘ot tj Saul the disse hast seane Ly face te Thomas, being ‘ouly gon and twenty hours from land ¢ NATAt Feb S=Arrceds Fath, Donny, Algoa Bar... | mash of ragged flesh, that fell off rom ile oe ral wu y, Turner, an _— wii to give the Lite Balsam a irlal, winn in’ four days scSiRE Sts See Sts sored ws Bar Evie, a aot tie Raman cee eth Serf an fe commer fu. lng he wag loa ult from Toba; wi le. baaltit it ats enlihe Oak, Chadwick, 0 cana Arnved at Barbados | 6th sone Hat i te i; efor adap do for do | Godwin, Broadway, near Fortieth strest. ALAL 0 Tat ved, Bethia Thayer, Bark Hadley, Briggs, of NB, arrived at Barbados 98th ult | Carter, Gallas for Nantes” Frome. Bo» eyes at aciviea’ te in bullast. PEBNAMHUCO, Aprill—In bark Traveller, Penfiel Sone SN a Th en ei rae ar onc l Schr Carrie Jones, Cornell, of Boston, arrived at Barbados | from Baltimore, arrived March 7th, for Kio Janeiro in am “Behe 1 we 75 bbls. ‘hr U D, Batee, of FH, arrived at Barbados 8d inst with wo aby Anny April B—In pot ale Europa, Fulton, une; Ce- wee se Briggs, of NB, arrived at Barbados 4th inst bth Arsived, ort Paser aa Fre Bowditch, Central Ame- Brig Rosa Baker, Steteon, of Boston, arrived at Barbados | “Gaiied sear gnlane Farnaworih SanFranctsoo. pe, bat 1 val aint "P Giaimons, Danbam, of Provincetown, ar- Doane, N ar ws (shee Boy, be Bo oy, Port ot yee trod the Balu, tn he eck rived at Barbados 5th ast with 50 bbla. ra) iT ont th, rl (Br, f, Sait y ome was niracuiousy 3 in a word, [have never ex; 7 are Cleared at New Bedford April 19, bark Addison, Cornell, | we fio ndetp ia; brig Amelia, Ni tara et showing the curs to be r: Brey ae fn pay ork eeu recorded. You are at ertectitberty to use this commu ‘Spoken—April 6, lat 17 N, lon 75, bark Ps froi ‘ Francisco, of and tor New Bedford, Lab days ous’ 7 M*P | tt Por eat etd vied bree Norma Bey, | Bigeeon Ja any way you west. Yours ‘FRE GONWAY, Spoken, for ees a for doy fonda sok Prlacipal dapor S08 ‘Gran atreet. Sold by’ dr art b x fe Bont everywhere by scores ee ‘ Carling, Morris, frora Callao for Hamburg, March Pour AU ince, ii mo ‘3 t brigs B Inginao, Fol. | PY rote iuen Shull 15 cents, parmancany cares Calarth. Eastern Star, Grtis from Calcutta for Borton, Feb | Engle oe }, Baker, and G MM 7, Morris, for ds: tae: Cape of Good Hops dove wie for do, 4o aall Tiths ire Fetces L Smith, | QEE THE NEXT TELEGRAM CARTOON, = Arabia I Hinckiey. from Batavia for Falmouth, Feb 10, Bunker tor weir rk; Vilage Belle, Rowe, for Roston. ane oi Bn te na Santonty, from Bordeaux for New York, March 93, | tor "Brows BE iyi eonNs pcan. pete, Sh Ps oe 8 Std a tricks of Political Magicians, “NOW YOU 8HE If AND NOW YOU Don't.” sine PR, A ean rt bark Josephine (Br), Day, f NYork: bi iAdmat tem Bark Mary A Troop, from New York for Antwerp. March ]—Cleared, Fredrick, Hendrik, Meden- 29, Int 47, lon 24. MAb ead Foochoofoo for Boston, no date, off Rorienos wag hYork Bark Veloci Cape of Good Hop RANGOON, April 2—Off the port, China, Jordan from Bre- Bark Nt Nymphy fr frora Japan for New York, Feb 18—by the | me nmeoo% a Frat turvhh, Fo og Kone “ Gunges, at St Helena. March dcaraved, | rig Redwing, Benaett © — —_——_—— Bare jobenliagn, from Poochoofoo for Boston, Jan 10, 1m sailed 18h, on her return, with bage —- the Away = egg is, fi Shéillins the Newt Cin ¥. ny, th bot A most remarkable feat, now creating in this city Brig Carolina, Davis, from Mossini for New Orleans, no barks Anns Krelll (9), al date, off Cape de > Gate” i etgrguet (rh bawnon, tor: kn ing THE GREATEST SENSATION OF THE AGE, iri Horalto. Litilefigid, from New York for Babla, March Br Choatney, $On brig alan (he Molsamie, Neve presi 10, Ine 2 N- lon 4. ; 12th, batks L Bruce 28 (B py Cover ‘do; Washington Shown up in Hrig Mose (German), from New York ior Antwerp, April 3, | Bucher, Nickerson, do; 1 th, Winttred,_ ‘MeLecd, Baltimore; ome Int 44, Jon 10, 14th, sclir Musca (NG), Worthan hmann, Jo; 16th, barks Brazil SATURDAY'S TELEGRAM CAKTOON. Cane ton peporiet American), standing south, March 23, | jera'(NG), Wessels, an C. Warwick (Br), Chichester, tenes = = enthde, ci nine lat WX, lon 17 Nore; thm, Aquidacok, Cheese Baltimore; brig WORLD WIDE REPUTATION HAS BEEN GAINED ¢ Netlia, Collum, from Montevideo for Antwerp, April 1, Bortha (NG), Graniger, NYork ;echr Avance Thon Sverdrup, by Dailey's Magic Pain Extractor, for ita elicacy in 3 fon 9. do; 19th, bark Pcl ior (Br), Jones, Norieans "aim, or briga | curing Piles, Corns, Binion Bruises, Cats, Felons and Skin the Buphfo. from New York for Cape Town, March Oncar (Sioa), Alen, NYork; 324, Goodwin, Diseases, Retleves pain in a few moments and always beale ay, lat 33 N, loo A bark ‘Titania (Br), MeNab, Seore | Roads; | without sear, Sold every wi rere, 25 cents per box. Foreign Ports. a4, ‘irlge salaneson (Dan), Netlson, do; Senorita, Loring, ; = Saye let Satied Transit, Drinkwater, NYork: | Pinner ignreh ay burke W reader en LES—SMITHS NEW YORK PALE ALE. ih, City of Bobile, Cool for aitimore, arrived 1th, huge: Bafatette (NG), ‘ iM r or ‘ork, wit! do (and the sodas ates clenare ‘AwOe, Feb Ld—saliea, J pei SV 3 ‘Ferat. for Hampton Roalls); brigs Senorita, Young, for Baitimors nand, Mever, do h bétore reported In p ort Feb 2. ° Cath Feb egies, Chariotie, Peterson, | With 8212 do (clearod’ imma in (Swed), Olsen, for ALWOA BAY, . tana NYork, with 4,09 do; vin (Br), Orsoto, and Rove Yd and Stor, Krainer, Sindy ff ; ASPINW Alte yy ai 5 ‘Arrived, schra Charles EB Gibson, Ls +. for 9; toe ~ ran (Baa Niel nao tnd ran, SMITHS* Thatcher, and Landell, Taylor, NYork ; Sth, brig Pla: New or gs (clone eas! Haters (Br), NEW YORK net, Max 1,00 ‘ia ark Crusde, Mix, do ; 10th, sche General To Ge. ‘SUL March 1—n port, schr Isabetia, PALE Aus. Pisani ightons | ‘Soca dei Tord (and sailed Ith for St An | git) ‘or NYork, about 4 days; she made two passage out draws to i A H in 56 day KITTS, April 8—Cleared, Aiping, Barrie, San Francisen. pagtety, Avril 8-0, Express, Darmer, from NYork for tterdam, Bi fir.exA, Mareh ¢<-Arrived, Hotspur, Sioddart, Martras mn ton). Sailod Si eche‘Eteetric Spark, Smith, for the Const; 12th, bark Idaho, Chapman, NYor! ANTIGUA, Mareh Arrived, brig Balear, Benson, New york (and Sailed April 94 for St Kitts); April 6th, scbr R M rookings, Dougias, Norfolk. Prize medal awarded, Paris Exposition, 1967, (and nailed 5th fo , Vance, Boston. Browary 240 West Higatoonth street, ar tonte ‘Gresre; Baltimore; 8h, pbtNearone, Fob $1—Cleared, Amy Warwick, Belbia, Bom- betweun Seventh aod SRighth aventes. Maataton Ab Avril —Atrtend, Alsen, Gromach, NYork. ws Tuovean A pil 3-—Arrivety bet ied euro SMITHS’ NEW YORK PALE ALE. Borve. ‘| rom Paniliac 7th, ra! ni ‘and sali jor 1o 10 to los ork); z Williams, Row, NOrieans. 6 3, Two Marya, Marshall do (and ralle ea oth for Arecibo BSOLUTR DIVORCES OBTALNED IN DIFFERENT HREMERMAVEN, April 4—Arrived, Smidt (a), Schweers, | load for NYork); WA s (Br where, Desertion- tates without paylietty. Lag c., audictoat cause, No cha leary, Demarare, tb, Joun Richards fot Fajarioy PR, cba Davia. a im “navance, “Advioe free. waited 7th for “Attorney, 74 Nassau stroot, F (Br), Kimball, to load for Baltimore) ; NYork. BUFNOS Aynts, Mar sen, NYork; Oth, brig ger: Mio to lob! fos N orth: vor Pate (and walled ti Oth, aching Nettle. Bi Sailed, bark J F Rearson, Mo- Lite Riry, Cinotn ham, do, rt 18th, bark A W Goddard, Randall, for York, Guadaloupe (and aailed ath for Porto too): © D Bods, Dit VOROES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT “th cun's ISLAND, Feb 1=in port ship Shatisbury’ wh, mars, Trinidad, {and sailed 6th. for Arcayo to Teed for AmpinTe B paraetty legal everywhere, Desertion, for Cork for orders, Id ph et Me ey fe, audicteht onnses no charge il divaron obtaine |; advlos ‘Arrived at ‘lo Dev If, bark Garstang, Grimes, Honotaly, | gated, 14th for “Mayaguez "to load for Philaletph frea. L'KING, Counsellor at Law, 98 Broaitiway. fend ralied Qoth for Liverpool with a Callous Sth, bark Palostine March rrived, bri plore York | guilod Math for Ponce. & Met tnt ‘. 0 RAWLINGS BARBanos, ‘arch “i—Arrived, brig Iris, or ‘01 wall je for Pot to for i al DRA ‘and aniied April 4 for Laguayra); 2ith, Dark Nonparell, afton, Martini que (and anfled Mh for Boston); 12th AL OPFIgiAt Naaourl and Kentucky State Lotteries. sin Rovario (and satied for Boston); Sst, echr piers Fo- wis, Guadaloupe (and aatlel Lith for Mayagivea (3 RETRA CLASS Bil, APaTL I, Ls Nyork (and sailed April 7 for Porto Kico) ; April 1, brig rN Yorks anes Jassie Sones sy Wow Conan #, + iat ih 3, 14, 25, 13, 1% a 37,9, % 1 tH Nash, McBride, Georgetown, & Of and salted fora! ache {ath uly, Weat Const Arion MiasoUmt—oL ay Sid, Union, Layton, Brinewick, Ga (and was ding 9th) ; 2d, briga \d patied neat Lath for Pe (ing 63, i, 46,1 68, Bache lor, Carlow, NYork (And wan diag Oth): 24, HB Emery, wailed Th, sclrs Li Munroe, dior txs load for KENTUCKY —EXTRA CLASS bat, ath a1, 195%, mall, Boston (do do); 8th, Torrid Zone, 8: Gambia [or Susan, Reet, mm NY rk, 15, 49, 54, 35, q 1048, 3, 18 Nvor palied bd); Bit, Uriah Louise ae Young. mewadondo se ati! Mi, 199%. Balled March 9, brige Tutt, from Boston, | low for Roston’ ‘Themes 44h Ronton; imal 6, having repaired), Africa; 8lat, Marla White, Ia tae A Li Chase, » Coltine. Arroyo; i Kann Sooty. do to Tnformasion turulsiied | {n the above add also Royal Havana cinday Haase NYork; achra’ Palos, piacttordy Toad for Boston ; Lith, iene nian moet fualpa and con- | iotori J. CLUTR, Broker, 200 Broadway. Keath Daniels, Sombrero; April rp ce voy steamer. Maranon’ for Ragged Tatand. NB. -Wilt remove lst Let of May t roadway. ec, Sharp, Narnas In port Ith, ship M Ban Laverpoo! for ico; Hattie KE Dodge, Fi ‘ork; Bh, Boston, redtting barks Mary, storing part of the Qurore YOU HAVE Your rere ACTED ter, 40; Jane Bell (ie), 01 Mary cargo ‘Hoibraon, for New York, reauing | FZEORE, YOU MAYS, NOOK of Se, inaty. oth Avett Hy dito Billy” Puna, * Parcel ty tail May 1s Achrio (At) Mokenaiey from Lan Passage (OF of 100 dally extracted, even the moat palatal, as long a8 Now York, redtting to sali in ten dayas ty Atalanta (Bre ‘Mow foots are wan bd save b iting ant onda pS ARVON, A ft p-_Satled, Walton, Roberts, Boston, Milian, disg, unc; schr Jeasie Jones, Mardenborough, ine. Original shape and beaut; ont pata. A jnlled, Frigga, Ohison, NY¥ork; ib, 1 Uruguay (#r) et from N¥ord, just | Fath inserted over the 3 vonae Askur, Bri wed; Belle Walter (Bry W alters Barbados, arr | slates, Thousands of testinonins on Room praia Gants, April S--Gallet, Snaste, Brown, Rowton. Ta to sail Lith for Ponce to load for N Gan be seen at the Inventor's omlice, 37 wt AI a sen vt a Ariel tH Jon . NYork — ie very scarce at St. need is in mach de- near F Fifth aveune, ' jornes, Philadelph eeclores ns GALLAS, March 38 Arrived, sh John Sidney. Barta, “oT JAG March 29—Arrived, barks Annie Auguste (Br) D JOINTS AND A Gan Francisco, B34, Unived States, elroy BAUM, 'N¥ork; April Buh, Garden West (81), Brown, 8 JORNS, UNIONS) ENLARGED Dr. 2 We Coringa (Br), phetiots M bonrne: Emily ‘Auta (Bj, Wet 7h Kondwag fers, Kaan, ih, 0 ion quando, (HH Uilions Carcchee: € Ratna, iat, At Ate ptt, Er neeice B Rowiend, ew See 5 lo. ‘mis nol ywian’ ‘or Baltimer p oo acon, for 7 Monnt Washington, Titcomb do: Alexander (Br). Raleton, m, do; Hack Ayam, Pet ue ork DedsB he Bisa ana Hinginnd Btn, Charter Trak Nagtee cota. Hi fatto itt ac ea Work; B Young, Colon, Sage ith aden evan Bitous, Sry ond , nnie Lincoln, Hop: nee, do. ing, Hoda: {ati Atlen Cir), Portfnd' sohe Rate’ Wek ont, “mt ee vo aratisg os oy fe Fash A Hes ibe A a a po pattan ys more CARDENAS, April area helen Prairie Rove, Grima, | % achre via tterson, mire; AbDIC ingelis, a ARDEN AR April A Arrived, briga Pratrie Rose, \ Batterson, ‘ galis, Ki aw York, AND A py UROUERS ila BE cerpsctieertirssieeinenstmemtesientineniaial deipiia; Almaoh Rowell, Davis, Baitimores vokre Keele Saova, April 10—tn a Tai ey Raia baka Pz 7¥8 CASHED IN ALL LEGALIZED LOTTERIES} ton, Lamb, Phiinde'phia Western Star, Crowell: Sar rane, | brig 1 Nowe, (Oth, ache ‘CA Jones, Gritin, NY care Heng do; er cera prod, ok, Leavitt an A we % hue Bic on a haat iyi re days; ret ea, ikon, for SHIPSEY 4 co., Baer dovt trom aiden lane, 1 ! okinghaim, Nickerson, Win: | HAR Te NB o_arrivedyeche Louisa, Philadelphia, | mn Me; Eliza B Robinson, H Th barks Onn, NB, Arrived, ach Lavina, Philadaiphia. Sore tn an ae Eas rg pete Meera | oe Meg Oc eg rn ; Kn 1 Kenan 1 vores ‘rleus (ie lovons Havana’ sion 4 Yor are (ch 1, New Orleans, Parman, Padang (and pata role of’ Grtertie, and a One. 0 for York} Waited wth, bri Frank H Allen, Clark, Portland Sailed, Feb jzanbeth, fant, fOr Wp f Hatterae? Lon, Riven feet 2 Fuitbany, Abr teemrdired, br eras June Riya, Runner, | _BAaDuagteRg —waNTE annie Butler, hare do; Ah Tabtiry 7 cary, Fatiagetphia Rin, tate ante Wyman, ee, ese Mark Por: | rpv0 paar go tobi Martin Ana, Hariy Mo loblie; 14th, brie Tats tues Polar Hooper, Mawane inh, coke binge, Shep: ag oly Baca Darin 8 of Hatteras’ 160%, Isubel ft ir), Murrey, fo do, part, Clearhe, tra cane natn Sor evan Aganiy Le Marie Olothiide, London, a Yio, oi cart Orton Masson Richmnd, | | ranningnetween New York, Nowy Arrived, Welsford, Ban Francisco, we | Bota for y ting Ton repalen (en, AF retarted mp Me 4 Apis. “on ‘Adoiphine, aaa ree Vo toa for NYork; brig Retriever (ir, is ae, yt Turulee pA tg peti ago a oi raed 3 seas (Br), foi Boras anid Taloahwuano to | West street, New York, ate if a ae Fee Mee es ey oye tr, S| TE onan fbn or tt yee | Rona ‘ne Gongents it: Posuanskl it huthorive 400 aaa ty be ST | WA POANANGKE. New Your, Aprit iam, vids Delaware Break. to fae A atu peg il Md, Lasex, Newooinbe, ho ing wa Sy Ps Sulled 4h, rig o" v 1 York; 6th, webr Geo D Soi waler. +1868,