The New York Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1870, Page 10

10 ~ HE BATTLE OF THE BEASTS. Fight Between Wall Street Bulls and Bears— Immense Excitement in the Gold Boom Circus—The Bulls Beaten Badly, but Not Discouraged. + Itis a fortunate etreumstance that stringent rules Pronibit the gencral public from witnessing the an- Ucs of the bulls and bears in the Gold Room circus. Could the virtuous couutrymen who make periodi- ‘cai Visits to see the clepnant and take a neur view of sin see Lhe Wall street animals furiously fighting for the gulden apple and hear them war, we would surely lose whatever couptry credit for common sense we possess. Although perfectly invelli- gible to the initiated, the bowlngs of the bankers, brokers, and clerks engaged in gam- bling ior the . precious metal is perfectly bewildering to strangers, The “bulls” and “bears”? have a language of their own and act more from the promptings of inetinct than of reason, ‘There fore those who go to the trouble of getting Uckets of admission to the Goid Room trom members of It, and enter there in te hope of geting a financial “wninkle.” rarely succeed In geting anything but a pain in tne head, Yo auy one, however, who heard and survived We great Boston concert, who nap- peced to be brougutup iu a well filled bediam or who Was born deaf 1118. 4 bigbly mteresiing Wana- . merie. Wud canards fytug about the town on Tuesday nigat presaged a Huaucial stocm in the morning. Lt was Wiispered thal grecuvacks had finaly suc cumped anit sunk bencath the Weightof geld tbrown on the marKet, and Liab prowineus brokers, Known to fame and (he street, had Ned trom their aveus: tomed places of business an Wild despair, ihe mor ing brought confidence, Lowever, and at ten Wall sireet, Broad stiect, UXchange place and every place where b ers most Go congiegate was thied with cager muiutudés, realy to transiorm themselves into bus Or pears as We OC- casion might demand. The wil-absorbmg que tion was tle stare of tue money murkel and the intentions of the government, and tastead of Un customary “Low d? do,” Wes leara Ou every sid hiow’s guid”? ‘Lhe Ceawe Gold KOOI; Ihwas tae ivda- stone tbat arew, Crowds 10.8 porlaas, Ultisile it, On We sureci, SHOULiNY. ShOVIng, Clapping ana Choer- ing, @ MU Litude U1 bears, With a lierd of LuLs, Feared aud piucged, ad luside, arouad the inagle circle, -Were W ve seen Bn aiyaY OL Aniiaals OF Superior vebreed and r leroclly, Zesdvuialing, SW -ADd groaning With all LheL if ever Wi @xcene of excitement sit riday Was vot an EXCITEMENL DEgOL OL I Far frou it Op the juces ol tue crowd ho Luiwe OF aisdisn cous be lound, no dread of Lie iubure belrayed. A *ae)l may care,” bupoy-go lucky spItib prevaiied, @nd thousauds were jost and won goou-numorediy. Tvavas uly Une strangers in the gaiiery Wuo looked g@uxious, It sceued that bot garded the contest for wich poi sides were Walle 20 tie samme gal as Irishuien aie supposed to -very excitiog and daagerous, bub di Picavaat ju the-eua, Brokers ace, and ha accused of Want Of patriousin; bat Luere we: misiaadole Signs i Lhat sungiag, suoulng, laughing cvowd, iat We near apyreach ui value of soveru- iment paper to gola Was hatled With pride and saus- ce, alMoUg Lae Ibarkee Was leverisa dy, wod buks ans bears were equally in tue dare as (oO What tue next uour might Brig forte, there Was no panic. It Was curious Lo watch the onset of the bulis when busipess was commenced; it Was aunising to uove oi the bears, A roar as of a herd of pulfa.ces, closely pursued by wnooping Sioux, ‘Was tue sigual for the atuicK Of Wie former and a hhuarse grew! of rage indicaced tue acthiow oF tae Javier, A jew minutes of Noise ant Uproae and tuen 4 iuil took place, a3 Sudden aud uM AUNTAD @ BS the veyinnivg Of the tumult, At wenty min- mies pust oue P, M. Lhe mdication “showed that we fight had cowmeaced, It carne apidly irom point w poms Jn respouse to. tie changing leatdres of tie day, and tuere Were scrong ‘Ropes ladulyed by te oears that gold would go down Wilh & Tusk. Intense excueiieat prevailed in the room for half an hour, and ween at leugth te indicator pointed to 11044, We lowest polny reacued Yel, a wild cheer proke from the exartine bears, aud We buiis reared 10 aeslance, Zuea tae coutes: became ower; the bulls butted Nard agamse manifest des- ny, and dic actuady succeed, alter a tearius emouut of reuring: yelung, in seading up tie urive to 11134, al Which pot It remained unui late ta the evening, When Ji arAln fell InlO Lhe bens, = Phe fyut Will bedoube oe reaewed with fury tus moratig. THE EXVELOPE GAMS. Marshal Vooker After the Swindlers with a Sharp stick. ‘The indefatigable Marshal Tooker bas jug hands full of business this week. The number of eases of swindiing by means of the “envelope game” which he has disposed of since Monday 18 unprecedented. dt is satisfactory to know that im each case he has succeeted in causing the swindlers to refund the meney obtained from th vietuna, The following 4s a list of the latest case. , of Chicago, against John McLaughlin Of No. 16 Cedar sireet; Compiaduart tost $90. Kob= ere Spook, Of Lafuyetic, bussex county, N.J., agalust Coions ‘& o., No. 2o3 Browdway; com plasuian Jost 3100, Wiliam T. Smith, of Queens, Long Island, against the same firm, locateu ab No.. liv Broaaway; complaiuant lost gis. Jon Jones, of Harew, against Henry Howard, of No. 407 Greenw Street; compitinant lose $90. Jolin B, Acker, of No. 4 Vaudam street, against George uth, of No. 4223, broadway; complainant iost twenty dollars. Joun Kelly, of Lowell, Mass., against Charies Campbell, of No, 275 West street: compainant lost ninety doilars. Josepit Gull, of Louisville, Ky. and Pau Driboe, of Clark county, ind., against James Campbell, of No. 163 Cedar stre complainaat jost seventy doi- Jars. donn Harter, of Fort Wayne, Ind., against Joun Leo, No, 111 West street; com- plainant lost thirty dollars. Simon Beyeriey and 4. Siler, of Baden Baden, against James itodg- ers, of No. 60 West street; compiamants 10st twenty-eigit dollars. Peter Dicks, of No. 202 Green- Wich street, against James i Of No, 68 Cort Jandt street; compiamant lost thirty dollars im w cies ventured, Garrett Wail, of Monmouth county, Ne J. agaist Joun Lewis, of No. 207 br s complainant lost fiiteen dollars, George Hoboken, N. J, ust Jona Meltviile, of No. West street; compitinant lost thirty doilars, ARMY INTELLI WASHINGTON, March 9, 18 neral Sherman promuigates in general ord the following decis!on of the Secretary of War reiative to the résponsibiilty of officers for pub- uc property and the action of the boards of sur- vey:—“‘An officer who turns over stores to another for transportation in the best condition in which 1b is possible for him to put said stores is relieved from any furcier responsibility concerning them by the receipt of the officer to Whom they are entrusted for transportation. Shoula t r Lo Whom te stores are consigned discov: mde deficiency, sucd as 18 deserived by the Reguiahons,’ he will y jor a board of ‘whose members shall charge of their duty, erned shail be heard in person or tter, ‘The board shall ascertain and determine the ainount or condi. uon of the stores actually delivered to the receiving officer, who shall receipt to the officer entrusted With their transportation for the amount and quality so determined. ‘The latter offcer shall be held re- sponsible for all damage or deficiency unless relieved therefrom by the report of the board of survey, duiy approved by the reviewing authority.” Secona Laeutenant Charles G. Eckhart, of tbe Fourth United States artulery, las resigned, WAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Boston, March 9, 1870. The United States monitors Miantonomoh and Terror are under orders to leave the present week, the former for the West Indics and the latter for Hampton Roads. Brooklya Navy Yard, It is expected that in afew days some thirty men ‘will be discharged from the construction room of the Navy Yard, a8 the fands in that department are nearly exhausted. The torpedo Roaring Gimbict goes into commis- sion on the 16th. Her oiflcers are all ordered on board. The spar deck battery (nine-inch guns) of the steamer Colorado 13 now being changed for short trunnel guns instead of long tranuel guns, A WOMAN WHO DARED. Among the passengers by the Silesia yesterday ‘were a man named Hessler, and @ woman who ts the wife of Michael Mortz, now in Strasbourg, France, ‘The pair crossed over together, each having left a partner in the wedded ‘state behind. According to the statement of the woman the separation between her and her husband was mutually agreed upon, and as her husband 1s very wealthy she toox with her ample means for the journey. The pair were ‘arrested in Hoboken on an affidavit made by @ rela- tive of Michael Mortz that the woman had stolen some of her husband’s money. This relative, Who resides in New York, states that he recetved a des- patch to that effect. Mra, Mortz was taken before Justice White, to whom she related an evident truthful story, admitting that she had several thou- gand franes, but that it was her property, and was taken with the consent of her husband. ‘The par aus aud beUrs re: | NEW YORK HERALD, BOARD OF HEALTH. The Docter’s VourmA Firsts Avenue Nul- snnce—Bergh on Dumb Laberera—Swill Milk. ‘The Board of Health met to-day, all the members present except Henry Smuth, Drs. Crane and Car- nochan, ‘ ‘The attorney reported that Dr. Strachan, of East ‘Tweniy-third street, who keeps the sporting dogs in his yard, had called, representing that they were quiet animals, never made any nolee--indeed, did good service in keeping cats away. He submitted a petition from persons residing in the neighborhood, who state that they have no objection to deciare that the dogs are not creating a nuisance. Dr. STONE announced that an investigation nad been made by Dr. Morris, Assistant Superintendent, who had called upon Mrs. Puray, wife of Dr. Purdy, compiaimant, and ne found the complaint well founded, Dr, Stone further stated that Dr. Purdy catled upon him and concurs 1a the cuarge that the dogs are nuisaaces, Mr. Manterre announced that Strachan bad called upon him aod made statemeats that, atver hearmg from Dr, Morris, he peieved to be untrue. ‘Tue attorney was ordered Wo prosecute the owner of the dogs. CANDLE FACTORY. Dr. SMITH, from the Sanitary Commitiee, reported upoa the condition of the candle factory iu birst avenite, against which complaints had been made, and ib Was relerced to We utlorney for an order, Which ne subsequentiy suodmiited. KING FOUNTAIN to be stet ub the corner sof First ath streei, aban expeuse uot Lo Cx ayenue SMOKP NUISANOES. to whom Was relerred the complaint Teearig Gig toobas & Co.'s tills th Baak strect, Which [irows ONL Vist YOLULYs Of BmLOKe, reported Liat 2 bs feasible Lo ce ct factories Lo colstiue inert own Sato Ue suvmitved an oranance pro- nog Unt shail be so construcced as HESuIMe 0 smoke. It was referred to panitary Comat aier Ws approval by the gneer tid Saunary Superintendent, | WILL, MILK. preseating the swill muk interest Kiym asked tub permits be giver to une piaces auill the 1st or May, W they ail proposed wo Lhe matter of their remova: 18 ROW 10 hugauion before the city courts of Brooklyn. Mr. 1 opposcd the proposition, and de- tabl@s As Lhe greacesy NUISANCES Mm tas of bie dertax fue request was denied and the swill milkers re- tured aisuppointed. eROW'S LAST. wo the President:— wily request 3 since vy tie Meii Mr, Bergh write: propUuus for yurces, and ar reiresh= ‘owata vy the society have ot suxpen ing olferings for « siugie day. The profou waich L dally experienee at bebolding our thirsty ¢ lnvorer ge thelr months into te ovectlowing basin it Wouid be dilicult to describe, 4 have the honor to be, dear sir, your obedient servant, HENRY BEIGE, President, Re 4 vo the Committee on Fountains, with orders to “let chem ow.” POLICS IRREGULARITIES. Shielding a Ceiminal Politician in Harlem Compounding a Felony—Alleged Cowardice of} uv Officer. Commissioner Brennan yesterday heara evideate in about tweaty complamis against ouicers of the police force. A PRACAS AT HARLEM, Roundsman Raynard and oiicers Palmer and Dicien, of the Tweltth precinct, were charged with improper conduct. It appears that on tbe night of Maren 1 Alfred Pitt, conductor on car 96, Third avenue line, had @ quarrel with one Caytein Bowen, proprietor of the Wallack House, in Westchester county. On the followmg morning, about ten o'clock, he lay about the depot at Harlem fur the conductor, stabbed him in the hand and took refuge tn Black’s Hotel, close by, Wiere he was found by @ crowd of railroad men. The oMcers and, it is alleged, refused to go in and witnont @ search Warrant. Several per- at the omicers did not make suilicient the oifender, but arrestea him at one Mi thie ternvon and made a simples charge of assault at the desk. The defence ved by severai politicians and others that they earcned the house aad could not find the man Lowea. The evidence was of a very conflicung cuaraccer aud was referred vo the Board. COMPOUNDING A FELONY. The case Of oflicer Minnie, Fourteenth, charged Wiitt cuideavoring to induce one U’Connor, who Lad been sot at by Aman named Frye, wo withdraw Lis compiunt, Was called up, When Justice Dowling testuued tuat after Minnie had arraigned bis pris- ouer Delors ait he stated he had been unable vo fud the pistol He heard Mtume saying some- thing to O'Connor, administered) an oath to O'gonnor, Who staed thas Minnie bad askea hin to withdraw the complaint. Minnie stated that before the arraignment of Frve, O’Counor wisued to withdraw the charge, and he objected. When he went down to make an ‘afidavit peiore the Clerk he (Mme) asked him why he had changea his mind, ‘The hearing was adjourned. REFUSING TO MAKE AN ARREST. Captain Jourdan charged oiicer Flanigan, of the Srxtu precinct, With refuse to arrest. it appears that a man named Miller, on Sunday even- stabbed in Chatham street in and 1s now in a dangerous condi- we oilicer found him, and he (Miler) says, refused Lo arrest the man poiited out as the odender. Captain Jourdan aod = roundsman Clinchey tested that Muller reported he had pointed out nis assatiant to Flanigan, who refused to arrest Lim. Flaugan produced witnesses, who swore that Miller was uuaole to ideuufy any one in the crowd, aud that they saw Fianigan jump into it, put his hands upon several and ask fl eitcer of them were the offenders, CLUSBING AN INVALID. Serious Charge Against a Police OMficer—Dis Examination Yesterduy—Alleged Creel and Inhuman Conduc: Oficer George W. Wultney, of the Twenty-second precinct, was brought before Justice Bixby, at the Yorkville Police Court, yesterday, charged by one Francis McDonnell, of 746 Tenth avenue, with beat- ing him ina savage and cruel manner. If the facts alleged in the complaint are true the ofi- cer deserves swift and condign punwhment, lt appears from the affidavits produced that on the 6th of March, about five o’clock im the after- noon, McDonnell, between whom and officer Whit- ney some misunderstanding bas been existing lor gome time past, Was standing at the foot of Filtiewn sleet, North river, in company with another young man, “ve oMcer approacued McDonnell and told hima he wanted mim to accompany him to the station howse In Forty-seventh street, JeDonnell cousented to go with him and Walked along with him, He did not go very jar, however, Whea he became very faint aud feil down. Ivappears that lor some time past McDonnell has been suering from disease of the heart, and that the least excitement causes pros- on ol the body, ‘The officer then drew his ciuy, supposing McDonnell Was playing false, and struck wim tivee or jour times, He then be- nsibic, and the orticer ultimacely re- moved Lin Lo the station, When he pre.erred against him a charge oi Gisorderly conduct, At the siation house McVonnell recovered iis senses, and on stauing the cicumstances under which he bad been arrested Was sent home by Sergeant Murpny, Who was on duty at the desk. McDonnell in his affidavit gives a full Statement of the above facts, alleging Unat oficer Witney cracily and imhumanely beat li whiie under arrest on no charge whatever. He had no sign of 1toxication atthe time. He al- leged that bis arrest and the tl-treatment he re- ceived at the hands of the officer endangered tis. life. A certificate of Dr. Smith, of No. 227 West Forty-ninta street, was presented to Justice Bixby, showing that MeDonneil has been suffering from disease O1 the heart for some time past, for which he Has been In attendance upon bim, and that the least excitement would cause such a prostration of Vitality as night endanger his ife. Yne oMmeer re- quested an adjournment of the case unti next briaay, which was granted. In the meantime ne has been allowed out og parole to appear when caiied upon. ‘She case 18 to be prought under tho notice o1 the Police Commissioners, Who are also to luvesuigate a charge which has been preterred against Sergeant Murphy for taxing upon himself ine iiberty Of aischarging a prisoner, MIDDLETOWN, N. Y. MIDDLETOWN AS A Oiry.—The people of this vil- lage held a meeting a few nights since and decided to obtain a city charter if possible. The idea ts favorably received by the people, and it is thought there will be no remonstrance. The peiition will go to the Legislature next week. ANOTHER COLLISION ON THE ERIK ROAD.—One freight train ran into another, which was standing et the depot in Goshen, on Monday night. While the wreckers were at work clearing the track @ man named Smith was seriously and, it 1s feared, fatally injured by part of a car falling upon him, Hei jyig in a very critical condition. DESTRUCTIVE FInE.—A destructive fire occurred near Howell’s depot on Tuesday evening, about elght o’clock, by which the lurge woollen mills of Mr, James Taylor were totally destroyed, together With a dwelling house and some other small bulld- ings. ‘The fire was communicated from tne heater, and in asnort time the whole of the factory was in asheet of lames, The joas 18 estimated at $40,000, with @ very light insurance upon the building and stock. Between fifty and seventy-flve operauves cume Insc will be detained, however. for jurther investigations | are throwa out of work by the dre NEW YORK CITY. Minor Items of Metropoli- tan News. ‘The following record will show tke changes in the temperature of the weather for the past twenty-four hours 1n comparisoa with the corresponding day of last year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hud- nut’s pharmacy. HERALD Bullding, Broadway, cor- ner of Ann street:— 1360, 1809, hd perature yesterday. . mperature for correspond John Bowen, of the Newsboys’ Lodging House, yesterday fell into tne cellar of No, 19 Ann street, eoenuee his skull and was gent to Bellevue Hos pital. General J. Watts De Peyster gave a breakfast yes- terday morning in honor of Captain Frederick Say- bush, of the English army, tt being his 105th birtire day. General McDowell and a number of prominent oilicers of Whe army and militia were present. Mr. W. H. Seward has accepted an invitation tendered by the New York Historical Society to de- diver a lecture under its auspices on the 7th of June at tue Academy of Music, ‘The invirtation was tendered ou behalf of the society by Mr. Erusius Benedict and Mr. C. P, Kirkiand. James E. Montgomery, chairman of the Rxecutive Cominittee of the Grand Bazaar in aid of the “Shel- tering Arins,” to be held in April next, cauuions the public against certam swindling imposters who are going about the city soliciting coutriputions of goods: aud moaey in aid of the enterprise. Mrs, Sarah F. Norton, the workingwomen’s advo- cate of this city, will deliver her popular Jecture on une ‘Rag Pickers of New York” at the Newark Opera House on Tuesday evening next. ‘ihe subject 18 a highly entertainlug one and vie material of ibe disconrse was gleaned irom actual observation among the class uf persons of whoa it tresis, The following resolution was adopred at the ses- sion of we Kniguts of Pythias, yesterday:—Re- solved, That the Grand Lodges of New York, Vir- ginta, Neoraska, Connecticut, Caltfornia, West Vir- gina, Ohio, Iino, Kenuicky, Massacnusetis and Indiana be aliowed six Past Grand Chancellors, to be elected from iheir Past Chanceilors in good stand- ing, at tuem nexe session.” The managers of the Beach Pneumatic Company baving generously placed their works uader Broad- way in charge of the Union Home and School for Solaters and Sauors for exnibition, the cicizens are Invited to inspect the tabe, and, by 80 doing, satisiy their curiosity and help & most wortny charity ab tie sale ume. The number of visitors lo Lue Works yesterday was about 1,200. Mr. Horace P. Whitney, of the Sunday Mereury, accompanied by hs counsel, Thomas W. Pittman, yesterday morning appeared before Justice Suaud- ley, at Jeiferson Market, and was allowed to go on his owi recognizance unt the 22d Inst. at two P. M., appear and answer the charge of libel pre- jerred agatast him by vr. Sherman, the tacts of which have aiready appeared in the HuRaLp. Mr. Whitney states the charge was made by the doctor as an advertising medium. Last eventing the Sunday school attached to the Bleecker street Universalist church gave their thirty-second annual exhibition. The church was crowded, there being scarcely even standing room for those who came Jate. The declamations, ad- dresses, songs, choruses, &c.,swere allrendered in most excellent style, and itis not too mucn to say that the whole tuning was a decided success and reflected great credit upon those having it in charge. ‘The funeral of Seiior Paul, the late Minister from Venezuela, tock place yesterday trom the Church of St. Francis Xavier. There were but few persons present. The church was appropriately draped in black, and @ requiem mass was sung by the Kev. Father DeLuynes. Tne iollowing gentlemen acted #8 palibearers:—Royal Pheips, Jose Valiente, Ant, Hernandez, 't. 'T. Tracy, Consul of Peru; D. 8. Micha- jena, General P. M. Arismendt and Antonio Flores, Mivister Plenipotentiary for Kcuador. ‘Yne remains were taken w Caivary Cemetery. On Tuesday night last Captain James Bowen, pro- prietor of the Wallack Hotel, in Westchester, was turned off car No, 69 at Harlem, of which Andrew Pitt is conductor, for insulting a lady passenger. ‘Tue following morning, it iQuleged, Bowen awaited the arrival of Pitt's carat the bridge, and betore tne latter nau time to get off mis car Bowen jumped on tne platform and made a lunge with a long-biaded knile at the throat ef the couductor, who suddenly threw up his arm and the blade went through the palm of one of his hands. Bowen was arrested sub- sequently on a warrant iasued by Justice McQuade, and held to bail to auswer. ‘Tne Third Avenue Kail- road Company’s counsel will atiend to the prosecu- tion of the case, The Fox false pretence case came up for further examination yesterday before Justice Ledwitu, at Essex Market Police Court. William Daizell, of the New York and Baltimore Transportation Company, which fas its office at pier No.7 North river, made a Jormal affidavit that Wilham H. Sexton and John B. Fox served upon the company a forged order purporting to be signed by Piumer% Co. tor 200 barrels of flour of the value of $1,350. ‘The flour was delivered and subsequently taken by a carman to Atkins & Co., at No. 412 Washington street. The order was proved to be a forgery, the truckman swore the prisoners bired his track, and a member of the firm of Atkins & Oo. testified to the compiatn- ant making an arrangement with him to have we flour stored in his promises. Justice Ledwith heid both prisoners for examination. Jane Wiilisms, the English woman who on Tues- day morning swallowed a dose of Jandanum with suicidal intent, at her residence, 37 Mulberry street, as heretofore reported, died in Bellevue Hospital tae following evening. Deceased nad long been of in- temperate aud depraved habits, and concluding that life had no further charms for her bought a few cents’ worth of poison at the drug store of Dr. Greene, 97 Park street—after first making known her intentions to catherine Burke, 25 Elizapeih street— and drank it. Dr. Greene was called to attend the sufferer, but did not succeed in removing the lauda- nun from her stomach. Jane ‘was sub- sequently taken to the Sixth ward station house, and 4 police surgeon soon in attendance recommended her immediate removal to the hospital, which was done, death ensuing soon atterwards. Whether prompt and proper measures were resorted to to save the life of deceased alter she had taken the fatal draught may be a subject tor Investigation before Coroner Keenan, who holds an Inquest in the case to-day. Deceased had no perma- nent home or means of support and her remains wii be interred at the expense of the city. TH Measures for Relief at Washington and Albany=A Compromise Rejected—Thunder for the New Quarantive Commirsioners. A reguiar mecting of the New York Shipowners ana Captains’Co-operative Association was held yesterday afternoon at the Mercantie Marine Exchange, Pine street, Mr. G. A, Brett in the chair. After the usual routine business had been transacted by the new Secretary, Mr. Cornish, Mr. James A. Van Brunt re- ported progress on behalf othe Committee on Ptlot- age, stating In the course of his observations that in comphance with the request of the association the counsel to if had prepared ® bill for the State Legisiature agatust com- pulsory pilotage, which, as it met with con- siderable opposition at Albuay, was remodelled for presentation to the Senate, whore it is now under consideration, The pilots, who ure now in strong force at Albany, feating the passage of a bull to de- feat thew ends, sent the following docuiaent to the Es hia representing ie shipowners’ interests there:— vessels |nto and out of the iu chapter 137 of the laws the fees (or such plioting until Jawa of the Logivinture, any- TBiL of the laws of 187, oF jihat such fees wail bé In ng. thing in the in any other net ii force, to the contrary notwith _ BEG. 2. No master of a vessel sailing under a coasting li- inthe coasting trade by way of Sandy Hook shail be required to employ a lic 4 pilot, but i the services of a pilot shall have beoo given tae p eniitled to the rates ax now estabiishod. SkO, 3. Repeais all conflicting acts or paris of acts, On a motion the President was instructed to in- form the counsel to the association that such a com- promise would be unsatisfactory ana contrary to the intentions and views of the members, Mr. BRETT,,on behalf of the committee appointed to confer with the new Quarantine Commissioners, stated that negotiations ere pending towards an entente cordiale between them, and that he was of opinion that they had now a fair and square body of men to deal with and that all measures ‘ObnOxiOUs to commerce would be removed, i at VaN BRUNT then offered the tollowing reso- jution:— Wherers, the shipowners of New York law of the State of New York enforein; Conaee poeage upon vessels arriving or departing fro York by way of Sandy Hook’ and witersaa thet! proposed by Mr. Lynch proposes to abolish the same; therefore, be it Resolved, That we highly appfove of that portion of Mr. Lynch's bill abolishing compulsory pilotag “Resolved, That a coumittee of three of thts agsociation be appointed to appear Lesore the committee of the Howie of Representatives and favor its adoption, ‘The resolution having been carried and the com- mittes appointed tn accordance with its provisions tue me cling adjourned. THE LIBERAL CLUB. The American French Academy—Ninete¢uth Ceutury Savaus—Vague ‘iheeries of Vague on. The New Yerk Liberal Club, which threatens to ‘disclose all the grand discoveries which will tran- ‘spire in the coming twenty centuries, met last even- ing at No. 23 Tuird avenue, to sweetly breathe the pleasant aroma of pestiiential wisdom. The room ‘was filled by gbout 100 of the wise and great, dis- posed about in whe humole apartment in the most Oareless indifference and quite regardless of any of tue vulgar notions of regularity or precision. A long table siood fore and aft in the front parlor, and surrounding were the high priests of the Liberal Club, It required little discernment to show that most of tne savans there last evening were either eloquent orators of some saplent debaung clubs, or those fervid followers of the deligatfut theology of woe Fox sisters or Davenport Brovers, An eldely savan brauished a dangerous aud ime mense looking flaming red handkerciiel, bappily of that convenient tint whicn, if iL did not conceal the odor, did modify the color, A slight ilutter was visible when the stentorian voice of the secretary Presto in tones that might have drowned jagara’s oar, the highly importaut intelligence contained in the minutes of the last meciing. Tne resident, When the proper parliainentary une had ae) rose and introduced Professor Charies au, who EXTRICATED HIMSELF PROM A MAS3 OF MANUSCRIPT and proceeded to give a continuity o: rhetorical fig- ures on the instructive subject of archwology. ‘Tne drojessor opened with beautiful description of nature, and really at the outset got of an exordium that mignt have made a Tather proud of @& schoolboy son. He coutnued, going into tne early geological, Zoological and other deparvinenis of the architecture of the world, and uso regarding its lease oy whe — dierent Classes of imuabi- tants, Te spoke of the mortgages wilich anvwals of the abteduuluyian era neld upon the world and traced the foreclosure of the same. A yood deal about (he prehisvoric his- tory of Europe followed, he gathered vuluavic facts from the caves of Kurope, suoWing that these subterranean cathedrals were the resorts of hunters aud Wild men. The deposits 10 Wiese caves Were bu- man bones and evidences of civiizauon, which iets no doubt that these localities were iormeriy places of hugan navitation, ‘Tne Acavemy adjourged, after moat Of the nembers were suiiering from a violent attack Of meutal dyspepsia, consequent upon tue rroiessor’s Some inquiries have been made as to what the maebiedne: 1h as sald th { Brooxtyn is at the present time, but 4s no direct means OF ascercaining. ‘Thomas Kinsella, one of the members of the Water and Sewerage Board, has resigned ols position. His term of ofiice would not have expired In four years. The body of Lieutenant Colonel Henry T. Head, of the rourteenth regiment,jof Brooklyn, was buried yesterday at Greenwood Cemetery wito fall military honors, Tne ruaeral was attended by @ large num- ber of promment military oflicers, Oscar Cutter, the captain of the canalboat Fannte, lying at the foot of Court strect, fell dead last night fm the cabin of his vessel while playing cards with some friends, Coroner Joues was notiticd. ‘tne de- ceused Was & nauve of Trambull county, Obie. The Exccutive Committee of the Repub'icun Gen- eral Committee met last night and organized for the ensuing year by the election of Alderman A. B. Thorn as chairman of the comuittee, ‘The chairman ap- pointed a commitiee in relation to the Navy Yard, authorizing them to go to Washington and commu- nicate wihthe committee from the New York Re- publican General Committee. ‘The names of the committee-arg as follows:—, D. Webster, Jacob Worth, John Williams, George ©. Bennett, A. B. enoen, A. M. Bliss, 8. 8. Dutchor and S. M. Blavch- ord. Colonel John Wilder, editor of tne Journal of Commerce at Kansas City, Missouri, was killed yes- terday by James Hutcainson. Death was instanta- neous. ‘SHIPPING NEWS. Abnanue for New York=This Day. Sun rises. 6 20 | Moon sets....morn 12 59 Sun sets, . 601} High water..morn 1 32 New Yo Wilmington, Del Washington Fortress Monroe. OCEAN STEAMERS. DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH. ling Gi \55 Broadway. Mareb 12. Liverp 59 Broadway. [March 12::1 Bremen, 38 Broad street, March 12..|Liverpool,..... [15 Broadway. Mareh 18,.| Liverpool March i9..|Havre, &c. March 19..| Bremen, &: March 19..'Gias; March 19.. 7 Bowling Green '15 Brondwa; Chtyot Washgt’n Bremen |slaren 24 84 Broad st Nebrasl March 29 Broadwa: Anglia. |Mareh Bowling Green Bellona. 3 Broadw: Deutschi 68 Broad street, PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 9, 1570. CLEARED. wall—Panama Railroad Co. rt Morant, Ja—Campbell & ayer, Belg Monitor (NQ), Wilse, Oporto—Funch, Edye & Co. Brig Virwiula, Johnston, St Pierre, Mart--H A Vatable & on. isilg Wim Robertson, Shepard, Kingston, Ja—A Hf Solomon 2 &Co, Brig Helen G Rich, Strout, Cienfuegos—W Ray & Co. Brig Laura Gertrude, Walsh Mobiie—E D Hurlbut & Co, cht Alice G Grace, Gilchrist, Oporto~H W Loud & Co. Sunith, Trinidad—Overtont & Hawkins. Hunter, Orr, Port Johnson, LI—C L Hateh, in Laurel, Atherton, Savaduah—Bentley, Mil- Bar! Bark Bolivia, Chapman, Bark Agatha (Br), Bastain, oman. : Koda Holmes, Soper, Brunswick, Ga—T M Mayhew & Co. . Schr 8 L Rusaoll, Smith, Charleston—N_ L MeCrendy & Co. Schr Grace Gardner, Smith, Wilmington, NC—Overion & 1S EJayne, Collins, Richmond-—N L McCready & Co. chr A Chase, Kelly, Norfolk—C E Staples & Co. Sclir M Plata, Blizzwed, Wilmington, Del. Steamer J W Garrett, McLaughlin, Baltimore. ARRIVALS. PORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YACATS. Steamstip Fanita, Freeman, Philadelphia, with mdse, to J Lorillard. Ship John Clark (of Boston), Ross, Calcutta and Sand Heads Nov 16, with linseed, &c. to Kirkland & Von Sacha. Passed Cape of Good Hope Jan 2 and crossed the Equator Feb 1 in lon 36 W; been 17 daya north of lat SO N with strong NW wind: 16, lat 24 18 8, lon 64 W, 5 ship Emma, from Cardi for New Orleana, (The JC nchored outside the bar.) Ship Celestial mapire, Taylor, 20 Oct 25, with guano to oraer—vessel to C H Parsons. l’aased Cape Horn Nov 20; thence: 0 8 had a succession of heavy westerly gales, faw a number of large fcebergs in lat 42 8, lon 33; from tat aU $ to lat 14 had light northerly winds; crossed the Equator ia N, lon 7), experienced strong WNW 8738 N, lon 70 41, in @ violent aqualliron 8, e dd Tore.o pin ast Ia foreanil, which lasted abou one 8, lon 38 1 p Joule (BF), ‘ay for London; Jan 2 Iat 26 28 8, Jon 2% won Bi wing Ist distg pendt, No 0 bth, Jat 24508, lon 29 ating ist distg pendt, No 026)—both ip Ahanuac, from San Francisco lat 28'S, lon J, 89° a Ayres for Antwerp $s bark s 16, a British bark, eae eves 8; nlao, same day, shi for Lilt 3 (ital), trom Bue: Oth, lat 225, 29 0, ship Sit Charles Napter (Br); 17th, lat 16 8, lon 2 1 avi Garibaldi (Br), trom Carditf for Montevieo; 18th, lat 11318, Jon 24 25, ship Gariisle (Br), bound SO og aoa Ohinchas Ship Reunion (of Bath), a r Nov 18, with gnano, to J W Elwell & Co. Passed Cape Hora Dee 19 and crossed the Equator in lon $3.10, 76 days out; had fing weather up to the lat, of Bermuda, since a ales {rom WNW to ENK; Jan 3, lat 58 8, Ponds 28h oxo A'signals with a whaling bate, show! ng white flag, with red latter § In centre, steering north; Doc 3), 4 27, saw 10 large icebergs, one of them lat 60 58'S, lor fout 20) feet high. (The R is anchored ontside the bar.) “Ship Orpheus (of Boston), Crowell, Altate, Nov 6, with mus to F Weld & Co, was 20 cays to the Equator in Pacific, and. crossed in is W Cape ‘Horn 29 days; from there to r Auantic, 89 days, and 34 days from the Equat making the sage in 1223 days a Haye been i8 Jat 80 N ion 72 W, with heavy NE, NW aad W wi days N of Hatteras. ‘Siti James Foster Jr, Hatton, Uiverpoo! Dec 22, with mdse, toU H Marshall & Co.’ Was id'daya getting to Laskar; Dec 3a, encountered beavy gales, blowing away lower topsnil; Feb 8, encountered a fearful gale, again blowing away lower topunll, sea breaking over the saip; Jan Bl, experienced another heary gale, in which a allot, namod J Higgins, fell from themalnvopentivard, striking oh deck, kalling bish tue siantly; Feb 15, lat 41 27, lon 63 15, # steerage passenger, by the name of Robert Lemon, aged ‘BB, died; since Feb 19 have had heavy from WNW to NW, until March 6, since which time have had tight easterly winds and tl owy weather. Ship Amerioa (Br), Bartlet, London, via Queenstown, 38 days, with mdse to J'W Elwell & Co, Had moderate easterly. wi heavy NW and W winds. (The A upto the last 12 days, then is anchored outside the bar.) ‘Bark Athlete (Br), Churchill, Loridon Jan 20, with mdse, to Boyd & Hincken. Came the southern passago and had rough weather; Feb 4, lat 4%, lon 80, encountered @ gal commencing at SW, going to WSW, which continued 4 creasing fora period of 2) days; lost foreyard, foretopgal. Juntmast, stove forward house, fore and main hatch, und Jost aaiis Feb 26, James Veno, seaman, of Halifax, tell from he maiutopsallygrd to tue duck and was insiaally killed; THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1870.—TKIPLE SHEET. a from PRT tay owe 00 Renee Bae, re ark Queon of the Fleet (Br), McLeod, Rotterdan 29 with railway oo, Kestoonder "Had moderate weather. { Anchored on the var. ricl, Bremen, 59 days, with mdse, weatii Bark Jeauy (NG), Schwoon, Came’ the southern passage; had and W gal j since strong NW (> fattcras, Fels 27, Int iA 56, lon 7) 40. spo! Calcutta for ‘New York. (The J ls an- cored outside the bar.) Hark Putlena (of Stockton), Rose, Cantenas, 18 days, with sngar and molasses, 10 Brown Hros—vessel to Miller & Hongbton, Has beed 9 days north of Haweras with heary nds. Bark Eastern Province (Br), Smith, Zaza, 23 days, with mips ta Breen Rosties Atoccrenta loner tins" been 7 days north of Hatteras with head winds. Lirlg Eastern Stax (of New Haven), Foster, Barbados, 29 days, with coffee, €c., and one passenger, to Bishop Hros, of New'Haven, Had beavy W W gales, aud been 13 days tteras. ——— tor Boat Ordway, from Havans for Baltinore, Mithe Brig mine (NG), Hillier, Matanzas, 19 days, with su- gar, to sen, in & days north of Hatteras with strong head winds; lost foresail and sustained sume other triding damage. Brig David Buzvee (of Stockton), Stowers, Matanzas, 15 days, with sugar and molasses, to Carver & Barnes; ‘has been'10 days north of Hatteras, with strong NW and NE Gales. (The D B is anchored outside the Hook. Brig Thos owen (of Portland), Guptiil, Trintind, 26 daya, with sugar to Latasaa & Co—vessel to ‘Thompson & Hunter. Has been 1 days north of Hatteras with heavy NE and NW Schr Rebooen Lane (of Vinathaven), Whittemore, Pa 87 days, in ballast,to LE Amsinck & Co, Has been 9 di north of Hatteras with atrong head gales; apilt aalis, tc. Schr Eliza J Staples (of Harrington), Collin, Demarare days, with sucar to Harvey Has been 83 Barnes-—veasel to 'F Talbot & Ue days N of Bermuda with successive northerly lea. Scbr Minnie Repplter (of Philadelphia) Conover, Carden: U1 days, with sugar to Gandy & Co—vesnel to Brett, ‘Sone Des. BAe ae daysN of Hatteras with strong northerly Schr Marietta Stoclman (of Sag Harbor, Steelman, Matan- za3, 9d_ yg, with sugar, toOverton & Hawkins. Scr J H’Stickney, Fooka, Savannah, 9davs, with yellow pine, toJ H Bussey, Hasbeon 7 days N of ‘Hatteras with strong northerly, ater, Schr Jeanie 1! Smith, Willfama, Wilmington, NO, 4 days, stores, to Bentley, Miller & Thomas. Schr © A Johnion, Johuson, Washington, NO, 3 days, with navel stores, to EK Hinman, ‘Schr Geo lt Squires, Simmonds, Richmond, Va, 4 days, with mde, to Overton & Hawkins, Schr W Lockwood, Sharrot, Norvolk, Schr Mott Bedell, Bedell, Norfolk. Schr D Davidson, Smith, Norfolk for New Haven. Echr Nellie Flotcher, Jones, Alexandria, Schr Barbara, Hed ‘ginia. Schr GI’ Carman, Mitéhell, Virginia, Schr Ocean Wave, Steers, Virginia, Schr Sarah Quinn, Lee, Virginia, Sclir D E Sawyer, Soper, Virginia. Schr Snowitake, Wells, Virginia. Schr Stephen Morgan, Van Ciier, Baltimore, Schr Maria Pierson, Grant, Baltimore. Schr Vapor, Newberry, Baltimore. chr Edward Slade, Soper, Bal imore. chr Southerner, Baker, Buitinove for Boston, Rehr M E Gilderileeve, Colburn, Delaware. Sehr J B Connor, Clarkson, Delaware. Sehr Sussex, Magon, Delaware. Schr N it Benedict, Eliis, Palladelphia for New Haven, Passed Tarough Moll Gate, BOUND sobra. Steamship Chesapeake, Johnson, Portland for New York, with mdse, to J F Ames. ‘Scir MJ Laughton, Laugion, Pembroke, 8 dave, for Naw York, with lath to Jolin Loynton’s Son & Co, Schr George, unt, Rockland, 7 days, for New York, with lime to Canda’é Pressey. Sehr Gentile, Kennedy, Rockland, 7 days, for New York, WecurMary Bulwer, Mili, Rockland via Strate uu chr Mary Bulwer, ckland via on; aga, for Naw York with Iitae vo J-R Brown, eet chr Panthea, [1ill, Somerset for New York, Schr Thos Borden, Wrightington, Fall River for Philadel- ite M'Schr J F Durfee, Perkins, Fall River for New York. cbr A F Kindberg, Chase, Providence for Philadelphia. Schr Zulette Kenyon, Buckingham, idence for Eliza- thport, ‘Schr Wm Gil'um, Buell, Providence for New York. Scbr © EE Smith, Hanson, Norwich for Philadelphia. Schr Dr Franklin, Shep! ‘Millstone Point for New York Bohr Maria, ‘Smith, Niantic for New York, with granite, to ec e. Rehr O.iver Spelman, Smith, Lyme for New York, Schr Paugusset, Waples, New Haven for Philadelphia, Schr Yankee Boy, Dill, New Haven for New York. Schr Brazos, Harper, New Haven for New York. Behr Mercer, Wasson, Bridgeport for. Coreg City. ‘Behr Youemite, Mott, Roslyn for New York. belir Enterprise, Martin, Roslyn for New York. Schr J H Booth, Harris, Greenport for Philadelphia. BOUND BAST. Brig C H beatae Dodge, Elizabethport for Portland. While passing throuh Heil Gate, in tow of tuyboat E Pal- mer, struck on the Middle Ground; damage sustained not as- certained ; she proceeded. Brig Nazarene, Murphy, New York for St John, NB. Behr D Davidson, Smith, Norfolk for New Haven. Schr Southern jaker, Baltimore for Boston. Schr Annie dias Schr MJ Bi with naval , May, Philadelphia for Koston, ir jrooks, Hughes, Philadephia for Boston. Schr N H Benedict, Alien, Philadelphia for New Haven, Schr C Merrick, Hand, Philadelpiia for New Haven. Schr § 8 Ellsworth, Goff, Port Johnson for New Haven. Bchr M M Hamultoa, Green, Johnson for New Haven. Scnr Mary Tice, Tice, Port Johnson for New Haven. Schr Oregon, Wilson, Elizabethport for Providence. Behr J Anderson, Doyle, Elizabethpor t for Providence, Schr Alida, Knowles, Elizabethport for Providence. Schr Brandywine, Penzaw. Elizabethport for Providence. Sehr C Lawaon, —, Lllzabethport for Providence. Schr Daniel Morria, ——, Elizabethport for New Havet Schr Gen Grant, ——, Elizabethport for New London. Sehr. lon arete blizabethport for Mystic. Schr Mary Anna, Burns, Eli Peete or Myatic. Schr Tempest, Shropshire, Elizabet ate for New Haven. Schr Edward Lindsley, Hodgdon, Elizabethport for New laven, Schr L Robtnson, Robinson. Elizabethport for Bridgeport. Schr © A Grainer, Harvey, Bilzabothpoct for ——. Schr J C Henry, Milla, Jersey City tor New Haven. Schr 8 Williams, Van Houten, Hoboken for Providence, Scar J_A Tate, Tate, Jersey City for Bridzeport. Schr Eugene, Ray, Weenawken for Boston. Schr Geo Hotchitis, Racket, Weehawkeu for Providence. Scur J Ponder, Brown, Weehawken for Newport. Schr J K Mundell, Howard, New York tor Georges Banks, Schr Jesse Carll, —-, New York for Boston, Schr White Sea, Tay.or, New York for Boston, Schr $ K Lane, Fulfer, New York for Yarmouth. Schr I M DuMleld, Raynor, New York for Providence, Behr TP MoColley, ——, New, York for Southport Schr J 8 Sivan, Knapp, New York for Oyster Bay Schr Alle Oakes, Pullabury, BELOW. cop plat bot OW dime Mole a! wah mise Mflot boa int, Nol ‘Birk Stampede, Giikey, from’ Sagua (by pilot boat Ezra Nye, Nod). SAILED. Steamships Russia, and Nevada, Liverpool; Tyrian, Glas- gow; schr Retorno, Gampeneby, &c. Wind at sunset W. Marine Disasters. Sure Hupsey, Reed, sailed from Akyab May Falmouth, 5, with a envgo of rice, and has noi heard from,” It is feared that se {s lost, with all on board. She regisiered 113) tons, rated A134, and ‘was. built 1n 1362 at Batb, Me, where she was owned by J Patten & Son. SHIP SorntEREN (Nor) fron London for Providence which put into Piymouth, &, Nov 25 leaky, repaired and sailed 19th wit to resume her voyage. ‘The $ has been report- ed condemned at Plymouth and cargo aald to be forwarded by other vessels, Suir Nornexs Dronxrx@ (Nor), from Newcastle, E, Feb If for San Francisco, which put into Cowes 241 damaged by colision, hus a cargo Of 3H) tons pig iron and 1165 tous coal. 22, 1269, for since been ATK SYRA (new, 600 tons), Pettengiil, from St John, NB, for Cardenas, wus dlowa ashore on a rett in the harbor of the lutter porton the 18th (? 95th) ult and sunk, She had on board a quantity of stavex and 10 tons ballast. BARK E WILLIAMS, from Mobtle via New London for Boston, at Stonington, ‘while going through the Reef off Watch Hill, atruck on the Middle Ground, causing her to leak some. Buia Rawpont (of Banzor), Coombs, from Oporto at Messina, collided witn a vessel (name, &o, not telegraphed), sinking the latter. The K has to pay damages, BuiG OckAN San (Bri, from New York for Cadiz, which put Into Halifax in distress, ropaired and sailed for destina- tion 7th inst, BcuR TR0sAN (Br), from Ponce for Boston, remainod ashore on Third Cli, Seltuate, 8 AM 8th inst. She lay heeled Oi! shore high upon the beach’ vessel in good order, with no Water in her; not much sea on'; 1L bhds molasses remained on deck ; cargo to be discharged same day. Steamer John H Pearson was’ at Scituate, but sha could render no aseist- ance. Sonn Prarere Brep, Camphell, from Havana for Boston, ran ashore on Cape Poge about 5 AM of the 7th inst. She was hauicd of same day and taken into Kdgariown but litte damaged. Scar ANN TURNER, at Philadelphia 9th inst from New York, lost bobstay, jibboom and small auchor in a gale on the ad inst, Sour Joun © Baxrzn—Rey West, March 9—The bn Adele MtLoon, from New York, reports Feb 27, lat 81, lon 7 dourded schr Jolin © Baxter, abaadoned, with 'ralis and rud- der gone; saved some goods. These goods will be turned over to the United States Marshal. Sonn A MippLETon, Je—Fears are entertained for the safety of achr A Middleton, Jr (of Providence), Capt Ames, Dqund from Georgetown, SC, for New Haven. She was spoken off Cape Hatteras Feb 7, by Capt Smith, of bark ‘agste MeNetl, with four feet water tn the hold, as before reported, Capt Smith lay by her four hours and his crew henisted in throwing off her deck load of lumber. Cavt ‘Ames taen thougut he could get her into port, but ale has not since been heard from. She was an AZ vessel of 217 tons, built at Milford, Del, in 1857, and was in excellent condition when she left port. Pior Boat A Lraazrt—The Coast Wrecking Co have gotout anchors and hawsers to the pilot boat Abm Leggett, Rehore near the Highlands, and expect to get her off In » day or two if the weather continues favorable. Bueurn, March 8—The bark D H Watjen (NG), Captain Doetjen, from Philadelphia, has been towed up to this port badly damaged by ice. MoxTevinzo, Jan % -Bark Lindo (Pr), Carmichael, for New York, nfter having completed loading, sprung aleak, and will have to discharge cargo. Misceilaneous. Sour R, of Dennis, has been sold to partics in Somers s, for $180), She wilt hereafter hail from Somerset, aud be employed J connection with the seine fish- ing business. Notice to Mariners. Notice is hereby given that the first class fron nun Buoy placed to mark Boon Island Ledge, Maing, broke advift from His moorings in the gale of the ISB uit, It will be replaced as soon as possible, eae, order of the Lighthot joara. 7 LI Inspector, Ist district. ‘JB HULL, Portland, March 5, 1870, Whalemen. Schr Arthur Clifford, Dyer, was at St Vincend Jan 25. Had passage of 18 days. Would sali next day for tho evs. All ‘Sclics Ada M Dyer, Dyers and Gracie M Parker, Dyer, were at St Vincent Feb 8 ould sail next day for the Keys, Spoken. Taylor, trom Calcutta for Roston, Dec 20, lat ‘Ship Lydia Skolfeld, Skolfeld, from Calcutta for Boston, Jan B, lat 96 % 8, lon 2 67 EB. Ship Merrimac, Jacobs, from Bremen for Rangoon, Deo 5, lat 29 20 8, Jon 25 60 W. Bark Inveray (Br), Huiton, from Adelaide for Boston, Deo at 31 8, lon 39 E Mire Dr Petermaan (NG), Friedrichs, from Hong Kong for New York, Jan 1, lat 808, lor. 89 E Bark Sachem, Kerlvan, from Salem for Zanzibar, Dec 30, Jat 49 43 S, lon 40 29 8 Brig Callao, Coggins, from Falermo for New York, Feb 16, at the entrance of tue Straits of Gibraltar. Brig Adelaide, 40 days trom Port au’ Prince for Roaton, March 8 lat 4) 2), lon 75 10 (by pilot boat G W ssiunt, No 11). Foreign Ports. ANtWenr, Feb—Arrived at Flushing 24ti, barks Laila REET A si a non Rook (Be, Sutbenan ; mtn, John Campbel (Br), i pene Philadeipnia; » John ip GAKYAH Jan'IB—In port ship Arlington, Newcomb, from BORDEAUX, Feb—Salied fro , bark Sirus (Nor Lund, N York ; brig Mornin: a gran a a cate fox dgwo the river 24th, Urig Heimudahl (Dau), Hansen, for GREENOOK, March oe . warner peayaanie steamship Iowa, Hedder- BRALTA By beth, el cick ay a le , Covandony Vives Havur, Feb 26—Arrived, bare Plor Me arices Curtis, ed 25th, bart Wentworth (Br), B 5 ‘ Havana, March 9S i atentaip. so PStonvelly Walt ork, TATAPAS, h #-Arrived, steamsbip Etna, Look- c head, Liverpool for Boston, Bailed 7th, brig Ocean Star (Br), Carroll, from had (bav- ing repaired), Cadiz and Malaga; schr Victory, NY: sce OP Wiout, Feb 24—rassed, abip Lia 8 Thayer, ‘Thompson, from Havre for Cardi. LONDON, Feb 24—Arrived, Adc Balled 23d, B W Stetson (not a rd, Portland tor Liverpoo! Are tontLLey, Feb 2 Arrived, Brig Uioaue (tal, Cacaoe, f NYork. Mc Sravrp0, Jan 2%5—In port bark Lindo (Br), Carmi- Sxxeino, Fob 1--Satled. previous, bark Mindors, Bar- , Baltimore} brig Frances Jane, Jon . OUTHAMETON, March 9—Arrived, steamsbip Main, Yoo Oterendorp, NYork for Bremen (and proceeded). Amperican Ports. STON, March 8—Clenred, uicamship Palmyra (Br), Wate ool via, RYork; bark Hancock, Oollings, Fort john M Fiake, ‘Chase, Kingston, Ja; - rH, Savanoab;, {da L, Hearse, Philadelphia; Gran- or Burges jurden Reach, Pride of the Port; barke Ada Carter, Marino, Wayfarer; rips P Larrabee, and 10 schra, unknown, started, and all anchored belo anchor fa the roads, bark Jeu, outward bound. ‘n—Arrived, steamenips Oriental, snow, Savannah; N tune, Baer, NYork; ahip WA Campbell, Curling, Liver; Below, bark Eliza Aveliou, from Loudoa, Bailed—Steamahip Palmyra. LTTMOR, March 8—Arrived, brig Nellie Mowe, Merry- BAI man, Matanzas. ‘Schra © Terrens, Cater; © Donner, Smith; 0 C Satterlee, Brown, and RV DeWit) Harrison, NYark; May Chilton, King, Plymouth, Masa; Myrtle, Woods, Newburg, Jled 7th, barka Bertha Templo, East Lomond; &th, steam- ship MoOlelian; bark Yamoyden; brig Lady Bird. yl Cet patel) Ga, Feb 26—Arrived, schr Mary Mankio, ler, NYork. ‘Sailed to March 4, bark Rjukan, Andreasen, Amsterdam, In port 5th, ship Moravia, P n, tor Callao; brie Nellie Mitchell, Nelson, for Vera Cruz; WB Andrews, Wills, for Kio Janeiro ius. ee ‘UN, March 5—Arrived, schr N W Smith, Took- er, NYor! 6th—Arrived, schr L A Edwards, Marshall, NYork. Cleared--Schre Azelda & Laura, McIndoe, Baracoa (and ed); Henrietta, Leavitt, North Weymouth. Burk Fi (Fr), Exmelin, Liverpool; brigs Min- d Jennie Morton, Gamage, a port tb Cuba. {th—Arrived, steamship Charleston, Berry, NYork; brig M E Dana, Baths M gury POINT, March 1—Arrivea,achr Banvard, McGee, ‘ork, EDGARTOWN, March 8—In port schr Prairle Bird, Cald- well, from Havana for Hoston. FORTRESS MONROE, March 9--Arrived, bark May Queen, Chapman, Rio Janeiro for Baltimore. Passed out--Barks East Lomond, Liverpool; Bertha Tera- BeptJoha NBs Yamoyden, ito Janeiro brig Lady Bird, ‘cst Indles; sch Ethan Alien, do. FALL RIVER, March 5—Salled, brig Geo, E Prescott, Buckminster, NYork: schr RL Keaey, Kelly do. ‘ NGALVESTON, Feb 25—Arrived, acht Gamima, Kennedy, or March 1—Arrived, bark Etowah, Campbell, Liverpool; orig Hattie B, Dapueti, joston ; schr M i Rankin, Fuller, do. Cieared—Steamahip Tillie, Partridge, NYork; brig Ava, Ol. sen, Liverpool, GLOUCESTER, March 8—Arrived, brig Jas Biatchford, George, Cadiz; schrs Arctic, Whidden, Kockland tor N York ; ‘Sam! E Sawyer, Cushing, N York. HOLMES" He jailed, bark R B Waller; LE, 6, AM. brig Hvanhoe; schis Jas Salterthwalte, ME Graham, R 3 Whilldin, Prairie Bird, Chas Comery, Ella Brown, E G Irwin, Lucy Ames, Geo Nevinger, Elvie Davis. R K Vaughn, Clara Davidson, Maggio Vandusen, 8 K Nightingale, Chiltan, Hia- watha, Jas A Crooker, Edwd Kidder, R 8 Miller, Sam! B Saw- yer, Daj light Joho M Adams, J G Babcock, Heape Lue ‘A Greutt, AJ Fabens, Water ‘ily, Mary Haley, Lewis © Ben Nevada, John Soup, J S Hewitt, R W Tull, and Adele ‘ork for dell. M—Arrived, US steamer Leyden, Sanborn, NY Boston; schr Orion, Osborue, Belfast for Philadelphia, ith, 9'AM—In. port brige Wm H Parks, LW Eaton, Con- stantine; schra Caroline Young, Adrianua, George & Albert, Orion. JACKSONVILLE, March 3— Arrived, schra Charter Oak, Pool, Rockport, Me; Senator Grimes, Gibbs. Savanorh. Cleared Tet, schrs TT Tasker, Allen, NYork; ge Ella, NYork; Sarah B Sanborn, New Haven; NE Russell, Mebaffey, Hartford. ‘NEW ORLEANS, March 8—Arrived, steamship Concordia, Hedge, Boston; ships Baden, Nellson, Havre; Alicia, Stu- grt Lverpool; ‘Ann Gray (br), Baxter, Mobile; brig Josle, igre’ ared—Steainship Bienville, Baker, New York via Ha- yanai ship, Charlotte (NG), Gatzin, Havre; bark Susan M Dudman (Br), Trefry, Liverpool. 4th—Arrived, ships St Louls, Hubbard, Liverpool; Helen Ginton, Sprague, Liverpool; Leamington, Bell, Liverpool; Favorita Span), Cassabella, Barcelona; bark higen.nd Birkeland, Bordeaux; brig M E Rowiand, Rowland, Bai more; schr Anna C Warner, Rich, Ruatan Islan jelow,, coming up, barks Francis, Kelly, from Boston; William (Bt), Hurding, from Cardiff; William Rathbone, Doane, from ‘Liverpool. ‘eared—Shipa British Lien (Br), Gillis, Liverpool; Sara wak (Br), Richardson, Liverpool; Gertrude (ur), Doane, spool: brig Hermann (NG:, Lange, Cronstadt. SOUTHW esr Pass, March 3 Sailed, ship Joaquin Serra. PAss-A-L’OUTRE, March 8,12 M—The ship Island Light te at anchor off the bar waiting orders. (EW BEDFORD, Murch 8—Arrived, schr W D Mangam, Chase, NYork. NEWPORT, March 7, PM—Arrived, schrs Grand Island, iteanethport for Providence; Sarab,’ Kennlston, Wareham for NYork. NORWICH, March 7—Sailed, echr Chas E Smith, Hanson, or NEW LONDON, March 7—Arrived, schrs W W Brainard. Tribble, Elizaberbport Sami Miler, Sable Bank for NYo PHILADELPHIA, March 8—Cleared, bark Margareti (NG), Riekeles, Cont or Falmouth for ordere: achrs, Florence jowell, Fenniiaore, Caibarien; W 8 Doughten, Tatem; Bon ny Boat, Kelly, and Vashi » Boston, "Unwae, Del’-Went to sea eth, bark Scottish Bride, for les. PORTLAND, March 7—Arrived, steamship Hibernian (Br) Watts, Liverpool via Londonderry, bark Jane Adeline, Hutchinson, Matanzas; schrs Hattie E Sampson, Sherman, ‘homaston for NYork. Cardenas; Nettie Cushing, Pres ‘Clearea—Bark N M Haven, Hi: Matanzas. PORTSMOUTH, March 6—Arrived in lower harbor, achrs % ‘A Payne, Jones, Eastport for NYork ; Mansfeld, Acorn, Dig- by for do; Delmont, Gale, Havana for Portland. PROVIDENCE, ‘March %—Cleared, brig Henry Perkins, Di: E ‘ork. Eledona (Br), Smith, Matanzas; Matil James River, Vai schrs Gread, Goodspeed, Tanglers cher, Thatcher, and Theo Dean, Babbitt, Baltimore; Amos Paikenburg, Terrell; Sarah A Hammond, Westgate, and Chas L Hulse, Lisle, cpg ed 1.C 8 Watson, Adams: Wm Gillam, Mehaffey; Benyal, Hatch; H 8 Billings, Bilings Wm Capes, Baker. and Benj Strong, Brown, NYork; sloop Harvest, Corwin, do. RICHMOND, March 7—Arrived, steamship Isaac Bell, Bourne, NYork. SAN FRANCISCO, March 1—Arrived, bark Sarita (Br), Guerello, Valparaiso. 1 9th—Cl maid bark Cerastes (Br), Brunton, Liverpool, with 000 sacks wheat. cated rat Hall, Callao; bark Kenilworth (Br), ak ie, iverpool.. BOAVANNATL March 5—Cleared, ship Julia (Br), Baker, London; brig Woodland, Mankin, Montevideo for orders; sebr Annie J Russell, Chapman, Doboy. Sailed—Ship Clara Whecier (Br), Wilmarth, Liverpool; barks Atalanta (NG), Hogemann, and Industrie (NG), Hilken, e; GP Payzant (ir), Knowlton, Genoa; schra John & rr, Darien to load tor Port Spain; Annie J Russell, has E Paige, Doughty, Boston. mships Montgomery, and San Satvador, NYork; brig B’Young, do; schrs J Ingraham, do; Sarah Thomas, do; Jed Frye, do; Jos Baxter, Boston; Nellie C Paine, Wood's Hole. Cleared—Schra Richard Va ux, NYork ; ST Baker, Charles- ee chra R W Tall, Robbins, Phila- and Nevada, Davis, Elizabeth: w, Rockland for NYork. Arrived, bark Epbraim Williams, LIFE BALSAM. ‘Rheumatism, Neuralia and Goul, in their worst stages, Serolula, King’s vil, Lrysipelas, old Ulcers and the worat Blood, great Debility, Liver Com- eulin, €C., dec, are inost certainly ouriier. ‘It has been tested by the It has cured a hundred thousane taken ag directed, It is a certain 5. It cures tue foulest become caries. public twenty-two year Eases, and never fails wine curative for Fistula in ull curable old ulcers, even where the bone oy oven CHRONIC. IE HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM cu: gedian, Park Theatre, Brooklyn, tiem, after fatiing of cure in most eminent medical pra SCROF( HYATTI'S LIFE BAL: Greenwich street, of a Serofulous Uk the flesh to the bone. Mr. R. bas be out any return of the diseas Principal depot 248 Grand per boitie, or six for &, BSOLUTE D iisnois, Indiana, &e. everywhere ilo AC, fuiicient catae; no publicity; no fee in advance; alvice free, M. HO! ‘Attoraey, 74 Nassau etrest. ATISM. dF, B, Convey, Esquy tra , of Chronic Khetma- pe aud America from the erke OUS ULCER. M cured Mr, Jacob Roth, office 42 r, which tad eaten cured 15 years, with- Sold by druggists, ®L 8! us, JEWELRY, PLATED WARE, &C. 9 gh ST, NICHOLAS HOTEL,' ling Watch Chains, . Lockets, "CED PRIC aps, Napkin Rings, ey prices. ATC SILVER AND ‘The subscriver will m: 513 BROAQWAY, UNDE ‘about May I, am e farrings and Solid * se pane note aif the usual prices. By FRENCH JEWELERY, ENGLISH JET JEWELRY, FANS, OPERA GLASSES, &C., at one-half the usual prices, paniee ay, one door below Canal street, and 1, ween Twenty-sevonth and Twenty-eighth sree \HURCH STREET, BETWEEN CORTLANDT AND C Dey.—Trusses, all kinds. The Riggs bard rubber Truss nicely adjusted at Very low price. Always managed the most alineilt canes OF TUPI DIRFENDORF, late Rizes & Co. TRAORDINARY BARGAIN’ i* RAORD TT aia marked in plain Ogures. ‘Call and examine the prices, STERLING SILV Exp BELOW COST. ed out before Ist of May next, and Our stock must be. chumued after. that date by our subces ul x AVIDSON. at 638 BROADWAY, sore, Mesers. NICOL & DAV AUGHWOUT & CO., Corner of Broadway and Broome sireets Our Store, 62x100, to let, either entire or the lofts sepa- rately. pal iTAWS GOL! 30D LT E aaa rae obtained from fresh and healthy livers, and un , duced, Sold by all respectable drug- aged By any Jet Py TE TLAUS BONS, 15s Broadway. KHAM’S HAIR BAZAAR HAS RESUMED SPRCIE pertterit imporier's stock of Human Hair Switches acing off at retail, 151 Grand street, near Lor & Taylor's, Hetween Bowery and Chrystic streets. Chatelaine Braids only 83. ELLING OUT. s= ‘CHANDELIE! in GLASS, ‘aL and below co V. HAUGHWOUT & C oy Broadway and B: ER OTD. ry ND GAS FIXTURES, AND ORMOLU, HOMA . AG: y York, ha: ur and all « } sfous to the gold standard