The New York Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1870, Page 12

Defence—Important Bvidence Touching the Prisoner's Mental Condition— The Triel Again Adjourned. Before the trial of Isaac Van Wart Buckhout for murder of Alfred Rendall was resumed tn the of Oyor and Terminer, at Woite Plains, West- @ester county, yesterday morning, Heury L. Clin- ton, of New York, addressed the court, stating in @@ect that be and bis associate, Thomas Dunpay, Baa been retained by District Atvorney Dykman on the preceding day to assist ta the prosecution, and @8 they bed pot yet familiarized themselves with the see be askea, in behalf of the prosecution, that When the court adjourn at the close of the morning @eu0n—in view of to-morrow being election day 1p We county—it adjourn until Wednesday morning. Justice fappen said the request was whoily at Variance with the distinct understanding on Satur- @ay that nothing should sgam be interposed to @nuse @ further delay tu the trial; that a postpone- feot now would be unjust to the witnesses present, Wo the jury and to the regular Duainess of the Uircult ©ourt, mach of which would have to go over to the Bext term. jo View of tiie state of facts the Court felt constrained to deny whe request for a postpone. ASSISTANCE POR THE PROSECUTION. Actna‘ed, peruaps, by some suggestions which Bave appeared in che (imRALD since the commence- Ment of this trial, the District Attorney bas deemed 1 prudent to secure material assistance, as, in addi- to the counsel named abov District At 4000 8, Bates ts now also arrayed on toe side @ Whe prosecution. The District Atworney called one More witoess for tne people, as foliow: Mary E. Viison, being sworn, tesuticd—{ lve in Hollow aud know te accused; also kaow r. 2erks; be lived ina poruon of the house ovcu- ey, Buckuout; Was at the rom of Mr. Zerks on Year's moraiog; it Was sboat a quarter past @loven o'clock; Mts. Weeks’ daughter went with beard iWo reports of w gun: they were in quick ould HOt say exact.y What time I beard had oven to tae house about half an hour; Rutee 06 Of some person running: also heard ing and # Qoor slam: sat \uere ater this apout We MDGS ANG LNeu WEL OUs so Lhe Iront part of house; saw CBaries Kendall coming iroa Buce- "0 gate; ME WAS ALL OVER BLOO: ‘Went into (he house and saw Mra, Buckhont lying fm the kitchen, Rear Wwe door; saw Mr. Kendall im the car, Mis veet were crossed; Charies Ken- at ibs lime vad come iu aud’ wae moving on the ula: got some Water ANd Washed Mra. ‘a face, she wes groaning; left ail the ‘es in (Oe sAINe position and ran home to tell my Ue a" gone abvul len Nunules; on ny return fooud and srs. Weeks in the house; Mr. Ren. Was wt) sitting lu (he chair; THEY LAID FAB BODY ON TRE FLOOR; ‘Wer there when Dr. Seriveer arrived; saw Mr, Mra. Ween ve the body of Mrs. Backhous the place | Brats wit; she Was dead when the @ooior arrived; were when she died: they Moved ver befor Was dead; did not look tow Bbe bad been hajured before LHe docwr came; wiped We viowdl trom Her face, Baw the guo;M was in (he nm; dou't know what pariof the Kiteaea; ibe was Oroken. THR DEVeNce. Freucis Larkin, in opening Woe case for the de- C8, Joresuadowed Weir theory of mennity, whi eaid Was proved alreauy by the fact that Um on bat ialied fo show any motive ou the of the accasea lor te kilimg. If buckpout was sane MAO theu be slands WithOUL @ paralie: iu hin- tory; Dut tiey Inleudou co prove to fie most Miler Qnemien, to those Who Were thirating for his b.ood that We accused Was Wholly Insane aud Lherelore punsivie Weel HO committed the de, loravle eed. Alllougs Mrs, Buckaout was hoown to be Variuous and AS CHAPTR AM ORGANS Wire, AN UNETOUM Ie.) KURpICIOR Lo Lhe Conurary had eo Toaght avon (We mand of the prisower ae to sab- jt his rea aod When (ho nawes of certain par. Ges Wore Mentioned In Bis Vexence Nix disordered WM was gowled IN Avsolaie tivahdy. Aer tue prose of buckbout's Meauiy Daa been suormmities doubt remmued ig the minds of the Jury as to Whewer ve wos Neaue oF Bo Uhose persous of Hie then he wa: Bi oF twat downs ah wit de Brat wets Brown, woo when he deprived uurled to the bene sud Wie Jaw requires taut they 4 by the detenoe was Willett \— sworn teeuited—i lve in OWN OF Mount P ond nave Kuewn Bock- rt aut a Carpe. Weaver vy trade; Wy Lowes wes aout two myles and a va Of the ace e cue Lo IBY house one eve prti, 140y. and asked me it | woud keep WW GayR; told Hin | could; asked bua Moat; he said mar ne had NO HOME 1 what he 60 90) Gie Of tie lot for about three gours; when dinner Waa really 2 colored woman went oul and apoke to Bia), and aiter a Mite while be cawe in; nextday he Wanted 10 Work that he UKUL Keep bie WWIDA OC Cupied; he msisted on helplog tue to weave and alicrwards © ; We stayed With te About five w aliy while ac diuner he Would sop eating and commence to iaugh; when Bsked What Was the watier We Would answer “Hot fog;” le one day took op a paper, and afer reading AD Arucle cut it One KaYIDg bat st applied Lo ws @ase exactiy: luoked at ihe articie and void Baw it @id Dow; Wuile at my house UB ToLARD OF KIS WEP y ald she Was unfaithful to him; he sand ones that he @Xpecied the Suen was aster mm; he became @uite irrationa: vefore leaving my house; his look- te i) A KOPN IDANDEF BOM Lie Costiessness OF made me ratber fearful ul him; told hia he ant to gO home; tat it looked badly wo leave bis wile sod hie fa but he di he would never @o Deer e ngain; finally left between cleven and twelve o'clovs AL Dight; although lt was cold and ramy he omy put OD & pair of Lim OVera Js aud @ ligbt jacket, saw fim At Ine House next day; Mra, Guckiuut Was Kiso there; Re kaid he had thought it belles Lo Lollow any atvice and go howe; bis wile was crying, aud he seem to Jaugh at her; nex, saw him about two weeks Qlter; his wife saul to mein bis Prssepce that Isaac bed old people that she was unfeitnrui oj 8b Bald it was A GREAT PISTARR: Met if she aid not ive bim Khe would not have Ieidon the ge nigot atter night crying because Be vad leit lis home; on Luis occasion Kie Cried Very much, and Bucknout laughed at her; i way not lis petural iaugh, Mrs. Elizaverh Jenxs, betng sworn, testified—My Busvand and | live in a partof the ho! a by buckhout; my husband worked the fa mH had been living on the farm when the lather o1 the a@coused died; after that event he di! pot seem hike the same man; he had fts of meixacooly; saw him meal al Yea’s moruing; his eyes looked rather As the annual town viections are being heid to- Gay, the court adjourned until to-morrow morning. UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. Confiscation Under the Act ot 1862—Title of the Heirs Atirmed=states Authorized to Tax National Bank Stockn. WasHINGTON, Mareh 29, 16 CONFIBCATION UNDER THE ACT OF 1802 Bigetow vs, De Forrest—Error (0 the Supreme Gourt af Appeals af Virginia,—Ths en was Drought by De Forrest in ejectment to recover pow @ession of confiscated Jand under the act of Juiry, 3862, The land was proceeded against in rem, the then owner being engaged in Wie rebellion, The present @uitor claims ea Deir of the original owner, who * Biuce deceased, Motion was made to transier the ease to ile federal courta, which was denied, and ‘the Judgment of the Sta’ Court was for De Forrest, Mr. sustice Scrong now delivered tae opinion of this @ourt, Dvlding that the action of ejectment being a Teal action, Was not one of those whove removal from State to federal courte was coutewpiated Dy the act of March, 1 ‘oat act eppiled to per song) and not 10 res! actions Un the merits it 18 held thet the proceeding and aie im contiseation affected oniy the titie of the owner during bis life, Qua upon bis demise the fee aesecuded the same aa ff there nad been no decree om contiseation. The Jadgment of the Virginie Cour of appone was Srined. BYATH TAXATION OP NATIONAL WANK STARA, The First National Bank of Lowseilio cx. The Bale of Kentucky—Error to the Cour oy Appente whe State of Kerntucky.—TDO Question in this cw ‘Whether a State may levy @ tax On Lhe Gonal banks ani colorce 11s Ccolieetion ty tbe Dank. This court held, Mr. Justiog Miller ering the opinion, toast the property i & bane @aled a sucre is distinct rom the cepa Of the bank, and that a share, as the property of (ne sdarevoiders, may ve taxed, aihougn the stock She vank may ov all tuvesied in United States rities. The raw requiring the bank officers wo pay the tax does not winke ha tax on oF agatust 14 Bock, A national bank, as an trumeut of the general government, may, witha certae bmita, be Wave jiable wo pay suco a Jax, otherwise au in- strument might be so created as to invade the Mgnts of a state. These vavks ars suyect to State Jaw jo respect of the (ax ov (he shares of shares holders, aud ihey may be wompelied to pay 1. They could garnishee jor 4 pers mal debt of a stockholder, and to make them stinilarty responsit.e for Low tax te the virtua! ettect of tho State law. 1 {odsme t Of the State court was aMrmed, The Cuibi Jusuce Ole-ented. VEN POR RRPAIRS OF VESSEL IN FORRIGN PORT. The Steamoout James Grey ve. Young Tol— Appear Fran tle Circwt Cruvt jor the Eastern Dh trvet of feo York.—'the deciawon of tis case sustains the for repairs on a veasel foretzn to (he port where Qbe repairs are made, where charge i@ mace } not at the owner, and 18 Sonar “ee ine rm 5. ee The North German Schooner Catharine Aban- doned at Bea—Arrival of Her Crew in New York. The American brig Amy A. Lane arrived at this ort ou Sunday last, having on board Captain F. E. E. Janssen and the crew of the North German schooner Catharine, trom the Rto Grande for Falmouth for orders, abandoned at sea February 12. ‘rhe following 1s Captain Jangsen’s report:— Lefs Rio Grande on toe 22d of January, at eight A. M., in ballast, and set our signal (15 Palme) for the bar, and at ten A, M. got the steamtug to tow us Out to sea. Passed the bar anout half-past eleven A.M. and struck on it several times, so violently that everytmng shook. Tried the’ pumps and found po water tn them. At hall-pust eleven the tug left ua, when we made gail aud proceeded on our course, wind northeast And One weather. We had variable weather until toe llth of February, and stiff breezes, witb squalis, from east northeast, the ship pitching heavily. On the lath. im south latitude is deg. 9 min., longitude 35 deg. 21 min. west, nianned the pumpe aud found the ship aleak. At three o'clock P, M. the pumps were ompty, We let tbom rest for one hour, and at four P. M. found two feet of water in the puinp well. Set both pumps going and tvok in sail; had a schooner-brig on our lee, six mules distant, Stecred for her and about six o'clock spoke her and told her that we Were aleak and asked ner to stay by us duriug the night, ‘fnis ane agreed to do. We had then four feet of water in the hoid and kept both pumps going all might. At daybreak had six leet of water in the hod. Oailed oar people wogetner and it was decided Lo leave the vesse! while help was nearus, Launcaed our boat, taking with us our clothing @nd some provisions, and at eight A, M, on the 12tu of February left the spip in a sinking condition, and came on board the American orig Amy A, Lave, Captain J, A, Corver, trom Buenos Ayres, for New York, and landed on the 27th of March inside of andy Hook, aud on the zéth of March in New York. The Schooner P. M. Wheaton Waterlogecd aud Her Crew Rescued, ‘The pilot boat J. W. Elwell yesterday brought the schooner P. M. Wheaton, Captain E. W. Wheaton, found waterlogged at sea. Her captain reports as follows:—Schoouer P, M. Wheaton, of Philadelphia, gatied from St, John’s Inlet, Fla., March 28, and bound for Lynn, Mass., with timber. Experienced strong northwest and north-northwest winds. Ves- sei commenced leaking badly soon after coming to sea. Men constantly at the pumps. March 27 ex- perienced a strong easterly gale. Hove schooner to under close reefed sail; at eleven A. M. obliged to Wear sbip and scud, finding it 2 matter of ipossi- biaty to keep her tree of water; scudded her uvul one P. M., when she became waterlogged. broacned to and hove down on veam ends, partiaily righting to carry away and sweep decks of everything iorward of the quarter, musts, sails, ac. Crew obiigeo to shilt trom oroadside to quarter ina very few minutes, Maron 23—At six A.M. apoKe and boarded py the pJotboat J. W. Elwell, crew being eviirely wora out, and ail fresn water and provisions washed away. Deemed it advisable wo eave Witle & cuguce osered. ‘The folowing is the report of the pilot boat J. W. Biwell, No, 7:—-Marcn 27, experienced a heavy gale irom the east souvheast; boat hove to, unuer lore and main try sa! March 2s, one A. M., wind died Out, amost a calm, Win a heavy sea running. Four A. Ai., Wind bauled weet; made the Higuiands, bear- ing West by north, twenty-five miles; at dayught we mate a wreck. boaring notuvast; steered to her; and Wook ner grew on. phe proved to be the schooner y.M. Wheatoa, of Philadepuia, from vacksonvilie tor Lynn, with iumoer. She was wateciogged and dinmasted. After taaing her crew off we cleared away tne masts trom tre hull, We sipped tbe an- chor aud took ler iu tow tairty mules east by south irom Swady Hook. furee lV, M. got the agsistance of @ steumluat and proceeded safely up to New York. Destruction of the Hampden Paper Mill at Holyoke, Muse.—Lose 8250,000. {From the Apringfela Union, March 28.) ‘The brititant Ngut in the north seen by many of our citizens ac an early hour tls morning was caured by ite burning ofthe Hampden paper mill at oyoke. i Dts intl! was situated on the bank of the Conbectioul river at the ferry crossing between Holyoke aud South iiadioy Fails and flanked by the Valles paper mil, a@ jarge orick structure, aod the Albion mili, a wooden affair, not elve feet irom tae budmy ourned, The Hampden will was ownea by J. C., 5 Moses emit Jamos Newton, St.; Was erected in 1867, the ain buriding being 1.2 hy 84 feet and coolam- ing Uhree stories and @ Casement, witha borler house aud eogtne room in the rear, Last year two large Wills. One Oy OF 32 fect, were added for an oitce and repair shop. Business nas been remarkably goud, about lour tous of paper bemg turnet out Gauy’ by the 160 hauds employed, who are now, of course, idle, The precise cause of the Hre is not maniiest, it was firat discovered at twenty minutes past eleven o'clock, during Lhe veinporary absence of the Watchman, Who fad gous w arouse several ern- ployes Whose duvies required their presence at the establishment The fremen had started the fires at «n e’clock and bad a goud amount of steam, and wuile preparing Ww Uru it on about tne oulding he Roticed tat @ ventuator overhead was m= flame He immediately gave tbe alarm, we Watchman at te gasworks, whose stien- Won Was also aliracied, Shouung abouc the same ume. Two boys Who Were sleeping iN a rooin in the upper story Were aroused, und the vuliding was #90n Wrapped im Names, ihe fre departmenc responded prompuy to the alarm. The Wind was blowmg a hvely gale, Yet, Alrange to Kay, the Albion mili was saved and a wing of the ilenpden. Whetner the bre was caused by spontaneous com- burton. neat from tue steain pipes or & spark from the ooiler Iurnace is & ioalter of Conjecture. ‘The Joss is CotiMaled AL $20,000; inBUTEd tor $105,0 O— 65.509 on toe VULdlYgs $4),00n Machinery and res and $28,000 ou Lae stock, Wroughvand raw, The tnsuragce, with the exception of $30,000, on whieh the policies had pot been taaned, 16 divided as follows:—Norwicn, Conn., $4,000; Pulnam, ~Harvord, $2,600; City Fire, “Hart ford, $2500; Niagara, New York; $5,000; in- taruptional, New York, $5,000; Hartford, Hartford, $7,000; Previdence, Waatungton, Providence, R. L, $6,000; atianue, ke 3, $$800; Mercban Tek; Narraganset, KR. 1, $5,000; Premoat, Bos. ©; New bnaland, Boston, $5,000; Equit- yuuiic, $5,000; First National, Wor- Firemen’s, Boston, $2,500; Coin- meree, ny, $9,000; Bay state, Worcesior, $2,000! je’s, Worcester, $2,600; Altna, Harte ford, $5,000; North sritish, §10,000; Imperial, Leadon, 0; Corn Exehaage, Kew York, 7,250; Philadelphia $4,833; B: $4,453; Prremen’s Fand, Oathornia, $4,838; Hanover, New York, $2,500; Suifolk, Boston, $6,000; North Amencao, Rurtiord, $5,000; Gerunanta, New York, 95,000; Market Pure insurance Company, New York, $5.00; Franaiin, Potladelphia, $5,000; Manhattan, New York. $10,000, Mesera, Newtoa had been tu the paper business at ty Albion will In baat year. manniaccored tne writing abd paper collar paper, Che mail will be rebuilt Womedimcely. and tbe employes will doubuess find temporary employment meanwatte, Hoiyone 864, Starting the ry Fire at Warwic N. Y. On Sunday merping a2 incendiary fire destroyed several houses and snop# at Warwick, Orange ooonty. The total loam ia estimated at $7,000, which is partially covered by the mearance, The primcipal loser is a Widow mame i irWia, Fire in Philadelphia, PHILAPELMIA, Mavel 28, 1670. A Ore this evening dumoyed the cheese warehouse of Koons & Brother, 118 South Wharves, to the ex- tent of $90,000, Orange County, The Police € a in to Tie the Victim—A Newspaper Advocates Killing Him, {Prom the Springfield (Onto) Arivertiser, March 22.) On Tuesday Mr. Haley was found to be rapidly be- coming weaxer from the growlag frequency and vie vience of the hydrophobic epastos, ta the afternoun he became so Violent atm Was found dangerous to be I The Yoom, aud Lhe Comned enorts of four men were required to keep (he madman io hie bed When the spray were UPON Git, lr, Adams caled Upon tae Mayor ip the alvernoon aad ted BONNE police force to ead tu tying Bim Several per- sons Went (0 the house aud succeeded sn securing tom, During HIS aUoKS the bydrophoulat scratched One of Ris persons who was with we ulmost slara it was proposed was ia eu aevaten. day afernooa that lh Would be proper, an ergeacy weceusary to give patient at a8 by rt hie Cusiroly Thie person ° chioroloria to ach ah ea | of ailbie moesery ia thus word. Tous his famuiy would alow, aod the peuent hes, up wo our facet dying ageurs, fo take the life of arrounded WIL Loe Bravest re- Toe io ainetances tiast O@ (He ot 1 quly dove ween it m necessary to or es & pe tor crime. in the pS iALIO®, aiaraung, ® preserve. Dres-ut coi ine fomily GO every oUber persaa that 4uy Of pecemmiy caile mear the petient are in danger, To pave the horrid disease sprcad yn thes s ‘ £ g| g = z SESESsaTshcccccceeass2Sissese bo GE" BESS SO EsaSEPARESAAPSRrirErrereS ETEEH EetscerPekeesees sanSgcgratssAsssess po TeeSSEESSSESRGES satcehebtetes teSREF ESS 2 COMMUAY, EVEN Lo The EXlDT OL OUe Cast, seems fernbie Ww coutemplale, It i mercy ab times to take life wen « i lnevianle, aad te presént Instance seems Wo warrant it, [i a question taat the family aod (he euchoriies mast devermine. Past Trorrive ow low —"Shoo Fiy,” @ horse woos owned by Wm. i. Solr of Harviora G Tare upon the We at Midd } the exccaordimary Une of uit, 2: is tue best “shoo My’ We have heard of —suston Mor. aid, Mareh 2, MUSICAL REVIEW. Ditson & Co. publish the following:— “& Solemn Sound,” song. Rovert Frans. 4 Youching, viaintive theme, which is eliaptiony seeit, Worked up With an accompaniment wortny of Mon delssonn. ‘he Gold Beater.” song. A. Randezser. A bold, Spirited, dashing theme, of the tarantelia order. ‘be Broken iting,” song. teury Smart The most characteristic music to tliusirate the subject Wo bave heard tor # jong time. Bota melouy and Accompaniment, are fragmentary, but exquisitely worked up. “The Garden Maid,’ song L. Badia. A charming little work sn mazurka measare, full Of grace and artiatic beauty. ’ Whither Goest Thou, Little Bird f'? Theme, with variitions, J.C. Hess, A good exercise, eepectally in repeated notes, “Immonseikoff Galop.’ ©, H. R. Marriott, A good, “danceable” saion piece, Made Up of ordinary themes, “Silver Bell," morcean brillant, J, Eggbard. One of the most graceiui aud delicately wrougus little works we have met with for some time. It is tm the Mendelssonnian spirit. “Under Fuil Sail Galop.” R. Peifke. A really, atirnog, brilliant piece, and within the reach of any player. “Epb and Flood Polka Mazourka.”’ Excellent tor dancing. “With Droopiog Sails,” song, Robert Franz. The beautiful verses of Heine could not have a more ap- propriate musical casket, Louis Dacuauer & Uo, publish the following:— everie.” Schuermann, iis ts the fret puinber Of a series Of classical and romantic pieces selected from the works of the great composers, ‘ihe ‘Ke- verie” 18 too well known to musicians to heed aoy comment, We should bave more of such music nowadays. “vous Belteve a Word of It,” song. Bassfurd. Simple, coquctush aod cuarming. “te Loves aie! Loves se Nuv,’? song. Basstord. Another gem; one of tuose spontaneous themes whicu charm vy their very want of euort. ‘he same house publishes tne scores of all the French, laian and verinan operas, As tho opera o: “Qveron,” by Weber, is to ve brought eul im this cily for the Mrst time, a lew words w0out the music Will De appropri. ‘here are, We LhINK, Moe murke of care aud nis mn this opera than even im ‘ver Frewounts” or “nury- authe,” ‘she overture is an oid favorite here, and hasall the weil known brilliaucy and fresuness of ine composer in every measure. berou’s” open- ing air, “Fatal Vow,” is a strong test tor a singer's drauutic power, aa it depends euurely oun one manver in Wilicu itis musically decialmed, U we may use wwe expression, siuod’s air, “velga, Fair Spirit,” with we accompauying chorus, 13 charui- lng, Out whl tax tue voice of aw tenor to the Ulinost, if sung im the original key. The succeeding aria, which also occurs im the overtwe, 18 equal in melodic beauty to we rss solo of Max in “Der Frewcuutz.” Reza has @ beautiful wir also ta wie first act, “Yes, my Jord, my joy,” admirably suited ior Mme. Parepa Rosa's voice. Fauuoe has a simple, exquisite song im the second act. “A lonely Arab maia.”? But tue jeature Of tue entire Opera 1s Kelza’s alr 1D UIs uct, “ycean ! tou mighty mMouscer ! one Oi the grandest efforts of Weoer, it ie in music uke woul Byrun’s @pustrophe to the ocean in the last cauto of “chide Haroid” is m pocury. There are some ToUlarKAbIe COnCered vieves scattered through the vpera, aud ower ars of no less uusical value than tose we have mentionea, bus we duail reserve our remarks on then until the production 01 Cue Opera at (ae Academy. ‘fhe choruses ure In some instauces very complicated, and will require carelui aud thorough rehesisul. Lhe orcuesirauon is Webeis cat, and nas ail that Variety aud delicacy 80 Cusracteristic uf suCa a Composer. ‘Tie prodac- ton of such a Work Wilt be of rare taterest to the admirers on “Dec Freiscautz,’? Auver’s “Buick Dowino” has all the sparkle and popular character*ol *-ihe Crown Liamunds” and “bra Diayolo.” it 18 full of beaulurut meiodies of the Most caching Characier, and sae choruses and I- strumentation sparkie with brilltancy au over. POLICE TRIALS. Transfer of Capiatus—Visriissal of Police. The Board of Police Comuusgsioners yesterday traus(errea Captain Cuaries Ullman irom tho Turd to the Eleventh precinct; Captain John Dixon from the Eleventh to the Thirveeuts, and Captain Bennett irom the ibirteeuta tv ine Third. Onicers Carpea- ver Brown, Twenoty-eiguin, for imsubordinauon; Sehofield, Fitveensh, abseut without icave, aad EK. W. rrindie, kourth, for bemg off post, were dis- missed from tue force. F. Zikom. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT lO@NORED IN Urau.— Corinne (Utah) dates of the 17th have the subjoine The United States government fa Utah was ignored by a federal judge yesterday in the United Scates District Court at Sait Lake City. Chief Justice Wu- sun decided that the Probate Courts of the ‘Yerritory gione have jurisdicuion in all matters of divorce, al.mony an guardiansnip, ‘Tne prooate juoges of Utah are ail Inshops of the Mormon Cnureh, and are selected by Br eee Youug and ois couactl. The case Is appeaied to the Supreme Court, where tt 1s velieved the digawty of tne federal courts will be vindicated. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for Now York =-Tils Day. Sun risea....... 5 49 | Moon rises...morn 4 59 Sun sets........ 6 21 | High water....eve Weather Along the Coust. ft. - J MAROH 28—9 A. Thermanvar. Porvand... Boston. 42 above New York + 45 above Wimington, Dui 46 nbovo Washington 46 pbove Fortress Monroe 52 above Richmond. ......» . a7 above New Orieant 55 apove Key Wei 71 above Havana 13 above OCEAN STEAMERS, DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK roR THE DATE OF MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL. Olfice: Manhattan. iLiverpool. 29 Nroadway. Lafayette. 4 Havre. 58 Broadway, Chor Brooklyn Liverpool......|16 Broadway. Aurtra'in H +|7 Bowing Green Comma. 4 217 Bowling Green Bellon: «185 Broadway. Rhein. c +1108 Broad gt, Yennwylvania... -{Tverpool, 6 Broadway. Oty of Boston. {|Liverpoo 15 Broadway. Minuosota.....e + |Laverpool....17|89 Broadway. Hana. 2] Bremor 88 Broad Columbin’ AGIaggOW 0062-17 Bowling Green Atalanta. pr ‘Longo +153 Broadway, City of Antwerp! April Liverpool...... {18 Broadway. DOA sr reeveee *|Bremai «183 Broad at. Itaho steel +|Liverpool......|a9 Broadway, Vile de Paris... 58 Broadyvas Europa... 7 Bowling G. Ch 15 Broadway, Bremen...0....(88 Broad at. Liverpool. ..../}15 Broadway, Nevada...... Liverpool... (29 Broadway. New York....0. Bremen, {88 Broad at. |London....++.. 155 Broadwa: Glasgow. 217 Bowwng Gr Liverpool. +ss..[13 Broadway, PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 28, 1870, CLEARED, qbisamsbip Saxonia (NG), Hebich, Hambure—Kunkardt & 0. ‘Steameb{o Franconia, Braze. Portland—J F Ames. Ship Rhine, Jordan, London—Grinnell, Minturn & Co. Hp, John’ Bertrain (NG), Peterson, Antwerp—Funch, Eye & Co. Hark Josephine Mart, Fickett, Cronstadt—Warren Ray & co. Brig Clarabelte, Tracy, Oicnfuegos—-Niller & Houghton, ubr J L Leach, Dowdy, Bronawick, Ga—T M Mayhew & ¢ & Blaght. Scbr A R Wetmore, Bogert, Richmond-—-Van Brant & Biaght, Sehr Leader, Haldrook, Port Johnson. : Fehr HM Woodward, Newcomb, Boston—B J Wanberg. pelir WW Wood, Kelsey, Stonlngton--Hackalt & B10, Rehr ML Davis, ‘Davis, derby, Ci—Rackett & Bro. Bleamer Kare, vrumly, Putladélppia, ‘hone Adelle, Loveland, Ricbmond Van Bri ARRIVALS, REPORTHD BY THR HERALD STAAM YACRTSE, Steamship City of Brookiyn (Br), Brooks, Liverpool March 17, au | Queeostown Téth, wita indee and $05 Daarengers, to J Dale.” March 30; lari 02, lon 20 82, paused anip Fred Mar- tin, bound Bj 24d, fat45 40, “lon 43, a bark rigged steamsbi do} 96th, 66) tates E of Sandy Hook, ® Cunard brig rigged steamablp, do; 2th, 18 miles E of Sandy Hook, w derciict febr, wat rlogsed, with @ iarge quaolity of deals floating ad ber, and plot boat No 7 alongside of her. insnip Doren (Bry Smali, Palermo March 4, and Gib- ravtar stb, with frult, &e, to Henderson Bros. Had ‘strong W the Whole passage. March 22, lat 9, (on 54, exchanged # with echr Frank W, bound W, ‘Bivoamship Crereent City, Norton, New Orleans March 20, with mse and passengers. to Frederic Baker. Tovk tho tae eae 26th tnet, at noon, of Cape Hatteras, which in- creased reached ita height Suniay, at 11 AM, 210 miles N oO: Hatteras, wind from EtoSE. 251 nat, Sombrero W by 3, Get aot 2) nities, fell In with bark Beil (of Blythe), from Mat tanras, she having about two hours previous collided with Dirk New Yore, of and for New York from Matanzas, carry. ing away the 8 headgoar and foretoyinaat. and cutting ver down to the water's odge on the port lie; ollered assistance, which was refused; she would try to get back to Matanz: the damage to the N.Y was not aacertained. 2th, lat 32 jon 1748, signalized bark Irma, from Matanzas for New York; Hib, 7:10 AM, passed steamsbip Missianipps, bence for low Or eana. Psamum Geenge Waskingion, Gacery New Orieans March 22, with mdse aod passengers, to ti BUromwell & Co, ‘a beavy & weather and high sea. did inst, 25 miles RW ur Foruiens, passed stoamnsbip Sherman, bound Wy 26th on ‘passed w Lush clase caR bucy adrift. painted ‘#Mb, saw eveamenipe Gan erin ec Shes Keer ME oy org fas pega, ike Sean s Me, Biskeraa, Risnmond, City Foint and Norvolt, wifes Danyens to the Oid Dominion, sehr steering’ N, with loss of Goth top- ‘of ber sails; tate’ no siguale for assist. Panite, Freeman, Puiladelpbis, with mdse, to ati E i boip Quver Hong Kong, Deo Zin mies, to Rreretl 4 of Hoston, Pastod Aujler bas ¢ Good Hope Jan'l, and crossed the Zquator Feb in jon 9 W. heavy from all quarters for the leit 18 days, Deo 18, saw blp Whiriwind (ir) (rom Hon ‘Kong for Melbourne, ashore on Brewer's Reel, Java Ben, an ber io getting of. me roestute site Hee atthe tate hy wand ersened. the, Equa’ b ia OW, lon 25 A 0 North; etnoe ry yale from NW was ited cargo and damage: ved 1h as SS, lou 40 87 R, efchanged slant Sectland’ (Br) hence ior’ Maurice, with ince 9 lopgallaut mast; Feb 14, lat 16 37 8, lon 42 55 E, for Port Taibot; March aianala with a brig centre, steering 888; ae Perkina No 13.1 Hawiey, Havana, 15 tas been 10 days N of NW gales; 27th fost, durin, the boary locker dragged her anchor and fouled ui ‘and royal masts, cutwater a1 Brig Amy A Lane (of Rearsport), Carver, Buenos Ayres, 08 days, with wool aud siden, 49 Walsh, Field'& Way. Crossed we ‘eb di, in lon 8190, Has been 14 days N of with heavy NW gales, Feb 17, lat #18 {"from London for San lnstanty kiled, and was buried at ee; Feb 12, lat 16 U9 8, lon 36 23 W, felt fo with brig Catha- rine (NG, t Janson, from Hie viranie for Falmouth for orders, in @ sinking condition; took captain aod crew (7 in umber) of, and browsht them to thia port. (see statement or pris Edun Br, Olives, Pe wambace, 29 i th ie it ', Oliver, pam jays, with suger, Gromsed in toa S04 W. ges 27h, ta fcresall, upper, tovaall, tuaine warks and skylight, (raz), Duprey, Percawouss, ¥8 days, with very heavy wanther tho In comiug in the Hook 41th tnet wag atruoc by thor dar Brig Jabostao sugar, to HH swift & Co. Has had last 3 weeks, Pigg FI which carried away head aad dor di larch 22, Jat 36 0, ion 71 , aaw bark Wavelet, sicer- img B; kame day, saw a boat stove and boitom up, with tare r Jim, and a large quan’ roken Bours a ed wiite; sled several ploses of ‘deck plank, oue plese of 3 largo patel, curved ike the after part of © veasel’s round ouKe. Schr Penobscot (of i Coombs, Arroyo, PR, 9 di with sugar, ae, to wiles & Houston Mae ‘tan winds Jo days; since heavy W and NW yalvs; Sih inet, while an- chored in the lower bay, lost an anchor and £5 fathoue of chain, Behr E D Endloott (of Baltimore), Loveland, Saga, 12 days, with sugar and molasses, to Van Brunt & Siaght. Had heavy weather; was > days N of Hatteras, Sehr Loretto Fish (of Thomaston), Bimpron, Pensacota, 95 days, with inmber, to master. Has had heavy W and NW wales the eutire passage, and atove boat. Murch 7, Io Fiorida Straits, spoke brig Clara Adams, from Matanzas ior Fort: and, Schr Charter Onk (of Wiscassett), Poole, Jncksonvikie, 10 days, for Boston, with lumber, to master, Had heavy weather, Behr P H Wheaton (of Philadelphia), Wheaton, from Jack- sonviile for Lynn, with a cargo of yellow pine.’ Duriag tho heavy easterly ' gale of the 27ih inet got dfsmasted and ‘wateriocged; th, near Fire Island, was {allen ia with by pilot boat. J. W. blwetl, No.2 who took the crew--exxit in number—of, and thon took het in tow and towed her up near the lightahip, whea she was taken in tow by steamtug W A Hennery, Capt Hennery, and towed te tie ety. te jour Jobu, Koliins, Wilmington, NC, 4 days, with naval stores, to Blossom, Haynes ¢ Co—vessel to E 8 Powoll. The cargo of bark Goorge Becker. from Yokohama, which arrived 27th, in consigned to Heinemann & Payson, Pasecd Through Moll Gate, BOUND souria. Steamship Neptune, Baker, Boston for New York, with mane to Win P ciyde, Steamship Wamsntta, Fish, New Bedford for New York, with tadse and passenzers. to Ferguson & Wooa, rig Yankee Blade, Daly, Provideuce for New York, in bal last! to master. Schr J AF Strickland, Clark, Georges Bank for New York, with fish to Heary ttogors, ¢ Schr Geo W Kogors, Rogers, Georges Bank for New York, Bel Potter, Con New York, with potatoes'to W £! Dur, Bertanx &'Co. ci Schr Alaska, Clark, afluchias for New York, with lumber to Bimpson « Talbot. Schr Mury, Kichardson, Calais, 90 hours, for New York, with lumber to muster. Sehr Clara Jane, Callup, Calnts, 7 days, for New York, with lumber to Simpson & Clapp. Sobr Allie Uakes, Pilisvury, Rockland, 60 hours, for New York, with iime to Candia « Prosse Schr Hudson, Post, Rockland, 7 days, for New York, with lime to master. chr Elfzabeih, Knowiton, Rockland, 8 days, for New York, with lime tod K Brown, Gehr Pacife, Ging, Kockland, 6 days, for New York, with lime tod K Brown. ‘Sput foresall. bchr Belle, Howes, Itockpor, 4 days, for New York, with granite to U'Cadett. Schr Alice B, Arey, Camden, 8 days, for New York, with ice to Knickerbocker Tee Co. Lost foreboom on Nantucket oats, qfght BS Sherman, Lovell, Parker's Head, Me, for Newark, 10. Sour Granite Btate, Burgess, Quincy, 8 days, for New York, with granite to Crotéa Aqueduct Department. Schr Kobt_ My! ster, 3 days, for New York, with tish to 0. York, with mdse to R W Ropes. Sehr Hero, Kelly, bebr Restinas, Baxter, Boston for Philadelphia, Behr Sarah Clark, Grifin, Boston for Puilaleiphin, 5 New Hedford for New York, Jus Backingham, Austin, Fall River for New York. Schr treasura, Arnold, Providence for New York. Lost mainsail in yale of Sundas Schr Hrveze, Bartlett, Providence for Eltzabethport. Scur Ninntie, Greene, Pawtucket for New York, + DT Wiletts, Disvro, Stonington for New York, Schur HoleA Mar, Rich, New Loudon ior New Yori. Scar Belle Seaman, Allon, New London for Elizabethport, Schr Julla A Kich, ‘Thatcher, New London for New York, Schr Geo B Conover, Terry, Norwich for Lilizabeth..ort, Sclr Oevan Wave, Tibbotiz, Norwich for New vork. Sehr Cerro Gordo, Pierson, Norwich for New York, Sebr Panthea, Hill, Norwich for New York. Schr Spray, Bartielt, Norwich tor New York. Schr Hunrlotia, MeGlinn, Norwich for Ellzgbethport, Schr 8 L Thompson, Hlil, Cilaton for New York, Behr Mist, Munson, Besex for crenvon. Schr lpple, Every. Now Havon for tilzabsthport, Schr Reading KR No 44, Stiner, Hurt(urd for Eliaabeth- port, Schr B F Brainard, Anderson, Harford for Hariem. Scbr Crusade, Davis, Greonpart for New York, Schr M F Wille, Sralth, Deep Kiver for New York. ° Smack Reindeer, Kackett, Tuwnevnd, Me, fur New York, wita lobsters to H 'Rogerw. BOUND BAST, Bark Windsor, Cochira..e, New s ork for &t Jobn, NB. Bark Cynthia Palmer, Minor, New York for St John, NB, Brig Crocus, Coluurn, Port Johnaon for Portsmouth, Brig Maria Ferguson, Stephens, New York for —, Sour Nelly Mar, —, Virglula for Greenport, Schr Traneit, Rackett, Patiatciphia for Gioncsster. F Neliie Brows, ——, Philadelphia for Koston, Schr woddens, Kelly, Phitudal ybia (ar Lyn Solr A E Satturd, Powel, Pailadeiphia tur Fall River, Schr M Smith, Prescott, Philadetohin for Greenport. Schr © Wooley, ——, Philadoiphia for New iaven. Behr & 8 Dean, © Paiiadoiphia for Fall Kiver. + Vermilion. Dickerson, Port Jonaton for Norwich. Sclir T 8 Jackson, Abraham, Port Johnson for Whitestone, cr Warrington, Dogg, Port Johnson fur Portiaud, br R Thomas, Dogg, Port Joonson for Portland. Behr CC Peitinjail, Smtth, Ehzabethport for Salern. Scr F C Binith, VanArsdaie, B (ese for Wickford. Schr J 1 Youmn, Yatn, 5 izabethport for Fall River, Schr M R Carlisle, Northup, tlizabachport for Providence, Schr Saran Elizabeth, Bonds, Elieabetaport for New Ha- ven. ‘Schr A Keily, Jones, Blizabethport for Suiein, Sehr J fn, icGar, Elizubeisport for Providence, Sebr Niger, Thompson, Ehzabethport for New Bedford. Bonr Angier, Besse, Eilzabethport tor Warebamn. Sclir Cherub, Fletcher, Klizabethport for Boston, Schr John Cadwaliader, -—, Eltzavethpor$ for Schr Evelyn, surger, Esizabethpori cor Stanford, Behr J Auterson, Duyie, Etigabethport tor Provideuce. Schr © A Grainer, Harvey, Ezabethvort for Providecce, four Jax bngliah, Barker, Wlizabetnport for New Bedfor Schr Nellie Bloomied, Hobbie, Blizabethyort for Stat ford. Suilored considerable dam ige in the yaie Sunda; Schr 4 Jane, Kenedy, Uaverstraw for Providenc Schr J Laverne, Avery, Hoboken (or New Haven, Scr Col Jones, Strang: Hoboken for Portsmouth. Schr Reading RR No $7, Burke, Hovoken for Tanaton, Bohr G Matitiews, Lunt, Hoboken for Newbaryuort. Schr Maury Jane, Nickerson, New sork for Shelburne, NS. Schr W W Wood, Elsey, New York fur Stonington, Schr W L Peck, Bunce, ‘New York for Culiauriag. Sobr Haze, NaN ameo, Now Yor tor Green slob. ry ty Thora, New York for iiallias. Schr M L Bartiett, Ricker, New York for Goose Island, Bohr V Barkalew, Holmes, New York for Greenwich, Schr Kate Church, Lord, New York for New Lonvon. Behr nergy, Martin, New \ork for Boston. Sehr Salite Burton, Falmer, New York tor Stamford, rah Jane, Gardavr. New York for Newport, Rideaut, New York tor Boston, Schr Ralnbow, Phillips, New York for Boston, Behr O C Ackén, Hobbic, New York or Stamford, SAILED. Btearnshlp City of Prussels, Liverpool, Wina at aunne® W. = em for New em, Marine Disnsters. STRAMSHTP MONTGOMERY, from Savannah March 96 for New York, put into Charieston 27th inst with screw loose, STRAMBATE TONAWANDA, from Philadelphia 26th inst for Savannah, has returned. She was disabled Roig the late gale off Hatter her boilers broke loose and het ro pipes broke, filling the L with wt nd scalding soma 0; the engineers and fi in, The 1 algo caught ore, but by the etreuons eflorts of the crew and pasnengersthe flaines were autbdued. The T retulned to Delaware bay un- der #all and was towed to Philadelphia 28th by a tug. Suir HFLIO8 (NG), Kralt, while crossing the bar at Pen- sacola on the ist inst, outward bound, ran ashore on the bar, and as the sea wae very heavy at the time tt wi feared abe would be a total loss; but on tlie 2 d, with the ald of two tuge, she was hauled into har or, The full extent of her damage was bot ascertainea, but it was reported abe bad lost her false keel. BARK SARall K1NO, of St John ,NB, from Sagua la Grande to Philadelphia, before reported, wit cargo of m foundered at eea on the Véta ust, off Hatteras, on orn edge of the Gulf stream, caused by the vessel's pamps being broken. Crew taken on board brig Arinida ‘awe iy from Rio Janeiro, and arrived at Baitimore 4th inst, . BARK IRoNstpFs, from Callao, below Baltimore, was run into AM of 28th by steamor America, and had bowsprit car- Tied away, BARK Biancue Hows, from Remedios for Boston, put into Savannau 28th inat leaky. Brio ice a Matanzas, is ashore five mies above Mispillion Creek, Brig MattDA, Dyer, from Pernambuco, at Baltimore 26th, reports had beavy weather on the coast; Jost boats, bul- warks and stanchions, SOnR J8AAO BAKER, 823 tong, of Boston, Pervere, from Mantazas with 564 bhes molaeses for Philade was aban: doned at sea, March 20, lat 85 39, ton 73 v2, io a winking condi tion, Crew saved, SonR Svup, from Baltimore, with corn and flour, for Providence, is ashore at Squam Beach, Assistance hasbeen sont by the Coast Wrecking Uo. Soun Wm A Vatt, from Tampico for New York, fs ashore at Indian River Inlet. She has acarga of cocoa, tobacco, ke, and Is breaking up. Anotier account saya the verse! | full of water. There is another schooner ashore at Indi River Inlet, name unkuown, with anchor out, apparentiy Bot fn a dangerous position. Soun ANN DAVIDSON gunk at the mouth of the Creek, Lewes, Del, 27th inat, athe NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1870—QUADRUPLE SHEET. Sous Tannnsens, trem Philadeiphia, at Savennad BATH, March %—Arrived, echr Bila Fish, Wiley, Satlile inst, stove boat, a galley and Biver, sa otber alsaut 4 siteras iota tast, pa pie SR RMT Rettinn, Padelphies tor New set sacear tat Pech ‘on Sunday | Suzan ‘Mth Arrived, sloop Oregon, Wileon, Providence for Kew both anchors and 16 fathome chala, York, Seca fe ining stron Morris dock waiting anchors from New York. Balied—Rebr Minerva, Collins, Matanzas, Ba terk Laura Waris (rom New Korte tn Kingtond tar | arp, dactunan for’ NYort, with woree. tneea sake Castel Gloucester; reporta:_-Latt New Xierica, and Mand Websier, NYork; MinnelaSe, Cardenes rk, Jan 77; experienced ve pasvase, and on Jan 3). severe burr for Newport: Nova, Matanzas. on evens face ‘by several ‘boas, which carried ay “hailed cay res } Manhattan, NYork; Marian G: bulwark, stanchions, &¢. Georgeiawn, 80: & A Hooper, Buckarile, 80; Dr Ki dence TARE Gis Mare Top, May ety mivich arrived. fram meguass NARROWS, March $8— Arrived, schr Joa Hayy Fepor more. Wikich Sommtoved ‘in ictitade at oN, lon Ui Wy atees and eats March 25- @ailed, echr Senator, Smith, New Waite ae abs acu OF 60° Feb 11 experianced ine end ot | FERNANDINA, Mare 4—Arrived, echr Helen M Conden, NW to WSW, with terrific fo: NYork. Bailed—Steamship Mercedita, Starkey, NYork ; schr Hattie Ellen. Dix, Marti 18 hours, then veeaed to NE, and ended in wy bong re PORTRESS MONROE, March 8—Arrived, bark Winifred, gales from tot iy Mite yeaee EE et oe struok wbip, 1g to in ry lashi bie, gripes of longboat, Rattle, Rio Janeiro for Baltimore. sending all to lee sua gpl we louzboat in piocon Had Passed tn-—-Meamehip Cubs. from Havana for Baltimore to throw the wreck overloard to sevure the cable. brig Uncas, trom Demarara for Yc ‘ainsi Ming BC mati GSM CH Aoutbard, Woodworth, from, Newport: | sor New faveat Horuet, for Nayaguers Mary Oliver, ‘orl ins leaky contigon. ©? "™OH PM ‘Waat Indies, Miscellaneous. FALL RIVER, March 22—Salled, scare HOA Rog Frambes, Philad phing 334, J B Cunningham, Kelley, ied SrzaMeulP City OF Conn, at Halifax 9th, from Liver 5 York ; RH Wilson, Harris, Sar irs. ‘Livey J Baltimores pool, reports ran considerably south tn an unsuccessful tetas jorded, Hadwia: Now Yores Aguess Renyon, Eline tt search for the missing steamshio Olty of Boston. ‘Bith—Asrived, sobr Cabiner, DeWolf, Eitzabethnort. Sute Venr08, Vesper, from Guanape for Antwerp, before reported by cable as having sunk off the coast of Belgium, 1s now stated ia a despatch lo her owners as having arrived at Gostination 24th inst all right. ANOTHER PINE CiIPPER P.4854GR—100 DaTs FROM SAN FRaNc1sco—The clipper ship Rricason, Captain Kelly, has Just arrived at this port from San Francisco, having made the passage under unfavorable circumstances in 100 days. Captain Kelly roporte winds o light that he carried royals nearly all the way to the latitude of Bermuda, since which ‘5th—Arrived, schr J Ponder, Jr, Thrasner, Eiizabethport, Ralled—Schrs Capito}, Staples, New York; Luna, 81nith; W eatiey, Baker, and’ John Grockford, Davis, do; We Wind, Townsend, Phitadelphin, GALVESTON, | ‘starch X10 port bark Marbiehoad, Cot- vvidence - pe ORUETOWN: fe, March %—Arrived, schr Sussa orl KEY WENT’ March 25—Salled, steamship Cuba, Dukehart (from New Orleans and Havana}, Baltimore. MOBILE, March ub- Cleared, bark Fenwick (Br), Foye, reaver, Pascag BNEW ORLEANS March 18"-arrivot, Drige Annie B Sto- ver, Brent ; Sarah E Kennedy, Duncan, Havana, bas encountered heavy gales and head winds. ‘The Ericsson | “Cicsrst chip Rochester, Clough, Liverpgot barks comes consigned to George D Sutton, Pratt, Kilbura, Cronstadt; brig Frutgjatole, Montaste LavNourp—At Noank, Ct, March 96, from the yard of RB & J Palmer, a frat jouible deck achr' of 80 tons, length 120 feet, oreadth 29 feat, and 143g feet deap. She is named Wm © Boe, and will be commanded by Capt D Chester. Whalomea. Salled from Zanzibar Deo 25, brig Para, Worth, Dennia Inland. of Provincetown, Martla, Livarysot ‘Bonk! Dio Fratelli (Ita), Messina, Malaga; brig Isis, Boston; echt Maitie F Raker) Kelley, to. eit baile, stesmuahip: Western’ Metropolis, Quick, New Smthi—Arrived, steamabip United States, Blanchard, New York. NORFOLK, March 25—Arrived, arbre Magnolia, McLaughy Unt ie Wahler Cobbe Hil Baran, Avery, sod WH Rutes, a eeaeg Hark Arbrpdle (ir), Brows, Laverpeot red rodite (ir), Brown, " NEWBURYPORT, March -5-—Salled, sohr Nadab, Cheney, Phiiadelphia. NEW BEDFORD, March 26—Arrived, sehrs Thos Potter, MaieA hehe Hiniy Bele, Kelley” NYork ivl—Scbr Emliy Belle, Kelle; q Poy ot Fano 344 ech 'm T Clough, Dew, Phil ja for Braintree. EWPORT, March 97—Arrived, echre 8 A\ aod Hi Huntley, New Bedford for NYork; Planter and fone Abe, Tisbury for do; Dayiight anc 5 Learns, Portiana for do; Hero aud § J Lindsey, Rockland tor do; Nil Desperam- dum, Eastern Light and 58 Bickmore, Boston for pi] May Day, Camden for Charieaion; Jace L Newton, Trintd for vostob ; Nautilus, Rockland for Richmond; Wm Movood! Portiand for NYor«; Plymouth bag pene for do; & Be Falmouth for do; Albior yannis for do; Fish, Hawk, Harwich for do. Wind E, blowing a gale. NEW LONDON, March 95—Arrived, schre Ui ap. man, Eljzabethport; Ruth Ling A Perry, do for i$ ‘burg, Westcott, Philadeiphla Tor Norwich Foam, i Trenton for dd; CF Beebe, NYork for ‘Hank. NORWICH, March 25—Arrived, sche Waris Bane, Bora ives, do; A L Mala, Rik cleared, shige Rotheny (Bey ial and Palmgre aa Arrived at Guanape Feb 18, achr Agate, Atkina, St Vincent (and sated 25th to cruise), OW Ascension Jan 24, brig Hschol, Cottle, of Beverly, olt not reported, "Arrived at Table Bay, OGH, Jan 99, brig Myra, Babcock, of Sag banal Fob 2, Pocahontas, Fisher, of Marion, off not or rrived at St Helena Feb 2, brig Abbott Lawrence, Clevo- land, of Fatrhaven, all not reported. ‘Arrived at Honolulu Feb 20, bark Aretie, Gray, from New Bedford, with 130 bbie ap oll. Revorts, on Off Shore ground, Doc 28, sp ke barks B Colcord, McCieave, of Nantucke Bay oll aiace leaving Pananias Arad, Cole, NB, 8) bbie 4) leaving Tombez ; Said-Bin-Sultan, Holmes, of Salem, 1p Oil ince leaving Tombez. Balled froza Honolulu Fed 14, "brig Comet, Warren, to cruise. A letter from Capt Briggs, of bark Wave, of NB, reports her off River Ln Plata, Jai vib, lat 3330 8, lon 47 8' W, hav- {ng taken 6 bble speria oll this season—135 sperm all old— all well. A letier from the first officer of bark Mattapoisett, of Westport, reports her at Barbadoes Fob 27. The first nine morths out saw no wiles, and then saw whales twice and took 42 bbls sperm oil. Spoken. Ship Pocahontas, Oliver, rom Liverpool for Bath, March 5, 2:0 miles W of Cape Clear, ton, Elizabetbpors; Moy N dos Oliver Speliman, Pelton, N 1 Sutp Amity, Merrill, from San Francisco for Live ws pee, ass, mere. Fpool, Pe le aged March 24—Arrived, achr A M Lee, Difkes, Ship’ Hudson, Pratt, from London for New York. March 10, | "*SENSACOLA, Maroh 19—Arrivet Jat 49 20, lon 20'19. Ship Hiram (Nor, Thornsen, from Pensacola for Leith, Maroh 10, tat 50, ton 1 Ship Coldbeck, Stewart, from London for San Francisco, Feb 6, lat 18 48 8, lon 84.08 W. Ship Ceylon, Tilton, from Honolulu for New Bedford, March 25, off Biock Inland. Bark Dakotah (Br), Kirkpatrick, from Mobile for Liver- pool, March 14, lat 8441, lon 73 16, Hark Ladye Love (Br}, Gladstone, from San Francisco for Queenstown, Jan 13, lat 26 8, lon 24 W. Bark Chateaubriand (Fr), Rotiter, from San Francisco for Queenstown, Jan 15, lat 28 Su 8, 1on'17 W. Bark Purabjeim (Ras yOundbiem, from London for Phila. sobre Teaser, Hanley, Galveston; Hattle Baker, Crowell, Mobilo; 21st, ahtp Cathet rina (Nor., Pedersen, London. Cleared 18th, ship Marian‘ Hr), Armstrong, Liverpool ; 3leh echr Gores Robinson, NYork. PHILADELPHIA, Maron 38, PM —Arrived, bark Ano abeth, Phelan, Zaza; schra Beasie Morris, Allen, do; Mi: Triton, Miller, Navassa; Ossuna, Haskell, Providence. Cleared--Brigs Bomerset,, MeBride, Hamburg: J Phelan, Cardenas hra Lottie Beard, Perry, 3M Amsden, Lavender, Marblehead; Sandy Point, Grant, Miltoa) the rick, Portinad. 28th—Arrived, sclirs susan Vittery, Cole, Pernambuco; 0 # Richi mare i Lewis janet, from Cardenas; echir Ootars Youns ‘uegos. & from He van deiptia, March 43, Int 47 16, ton 7 6? (elnce reported wrecked). | “"y 138 james abRTe Fear Harding, trom Boston for. Melbourne, Jan 26, czars, Del March 35 Aine reatwater, brig at 6 N, lon 86 We ‘24th, AM—Sailed, ship Jobn O'Gaunt, Dorman (from Alepe The “M Peterson, from Callao for Hampton Roads, 6 | yyy Nyors, f; 24-—Amvea, brig Wenonah, tone pl days out, Jan 11, lat 24 58 8, lon 38 20, Forelga Ports. ANTWERP, March 14—Arrived, Ella Moore, Masters, Phila- ORTLAND, Marob Clenfuegos; schr Mary G Farr, Crowel,. Cleared--Bark Warren White, amb, Cardenas; brig, A jaide, Wilson, Savannah: fohta Hattie # Saimpaon, delphia, Cardenas: T Binntcksou, Dickerson, Philadelphia; Wm Arrived at Flushing 16th, Ventns, Vesper, Callao; Lynet, | Cobb Arey. and 8 Is Stevens, Studiey, NY ork, c Sailsd—Brigs Lily, Aurora, Ivannoe; schre Delmont, Ocean Belle, Georgio Deering, Orizimbo, Gen Banks, and others, 26th —Arrived, brig John Sanderaon (Br) Coiter, Clenfue eon; tel Snow Bird (Br), MeLauyhiln, 8 York, Clearod—Bark Gussie Truman (Hr), Anderson, Cardenas. Salled—Bark Warren White; brig Adelaide; schra HB Sainpson, T Sinnickaon, W McCobb, 5 L stevens, and others, PORTSMOUTH, March al—Arriv. |, schre Bb Gresary, Thornaike, NYor¥; James G Craig, Maxwell, Baltimore} 01 Clifford, Blizabetuport, Sauied ak, schrs Ji Whitehouse, Shannon, and EL Grego- orn ork. “LAWIUCKET, March 25--Arrived, achr James Parker, 6) Ellzabethport. Salied, schrs George Kilborn, Stanley, Philaielphia; Jas Parker Sr, Kelly, NYork. PROVIDENOR. March 20— Arrived, schra Shiloh, Hubbar@ nH Dennis, Lake, and JB Jobnson, Bmaisby leiphin; Ann Eliza, Caswell, Blizabethport, Suiled—Schra BF Reoves, Reeves, and (eo Tanlane, Steal: Philadelphia; WH Maller, Murch; Alida, Lombard§ aiid Amykon, Johnsen, NYore, Brisrot. (Pi), March 14—In Kingroad, Laura Maria, Wishcka, from NYork for Gloucenter; 16th, Arlington, Bart. loth, trom Bristol for Mobile. RET, March 28—Arrived (6:30 AM), ateamship Pereire, Duchesué, NYork for Havre .aad proceeded Hotpeaux, March 11—Saiied, Siclly Jultette, Laporte, Philudetpuia, BARCELONA, March 9—Arrived, Eufemia, Salas; Magia, Guardiola, and Juanita, Puig, New Orleans. BOMBAY, Fab 19—In port ships JP Wheeler, Harris (or nd for N vor) mour, Spooner, uno, Gycione, King, Souraba; Cowra, March 34— Arrived, Helle of the Sea, Spear, vin Peroambuco .and saj.ed Vib for Hamburg’. pGAkDry, March M-Arrived, Kong Srerté, Marcussen, ork, Cleared 6th, Ella 8 Thayer, NYork. Bot out 12th, Atlanta, Eastman, for Monteviseos Furopa, Fulton, Rio Janeiro. Certs, March 11—Balled, Hermann, Rieck, NYork, Coi.omuo, Feb Iv Sailed, Choice, Harrison, NYork, Clarfasa Allen, Hate; Wm Hone, Torrey; George Hotchkiag, Cav ura. Feb 1$—In port ships Carisbrook © Racket, and icale Nerantoa, Palmer, N York NYork. ray, Galveston; sohre ; Foam, Homan, Trem ton. RICHMOND, March 24—Below, achr Pawnee, Weaver, from NYork, in tow. ‘2sth—Arrived, schrs Yankee Doodle, Malsbury, NYork i Chickanominy; Uriah & Tabitha, Gibson, do vis’ Oraney I and, Mth—Arnived, achrs L & M Reed, Steelman, NYork; Fran Pole, for NYork; Hereford (1 Ravnes. for Boston; St Albans Doxtord (Br), Rubinaon, for do; and cthers reported later. Deal, March 17—Arrlved, Stanley Castle, Dougall, NYork for London «and proceeded. ORT YaRMvurH, March 18—Salled, Wm Frothingham, Biack, Cardif, having repaired, ted March 14—Sailed, Verein, Apreck, NYork, after repairing. jardner, for do; ), Pike, for doy td BXOA, March 11—Saited, Masonic, Morse, Philadetphia; | cls Hatoh, Falea, Rockland, 15th, Eacdrt, Baker, Pomaron, ‘ith ~Saiied, eleamship Saratoza, Couah, NYork. Ginkavran, Match 5—Arrived, Julla Kelly. Knight. Mes- | SAVANNAH, Murch 21—Cleared, nchf Coguetia, Cruice, sing for NYork (and was towed through the Straits 0th); Alt, 8teoa, NYork (und cloared th for Marselties'. ‘Towed through the Staite #th, Barraconta, Kimme, from Messina for Boston. MELvorr, March 19—Arrived. Embia, Jensen, NYork. HAMBORG, March 13—Arrived, Haydn, Bteifen, New Or- leans; 14th, Dr Barsh, Breck woldt, NYork. Sailed 12th, Tautoula (a), Winzer, Havre, Havane and New Orleans (and cleared at Havre 16th). HAvny, March 26—Arrived, Repnblie, Upton, New Or Nassau. ‘sBthi--Artived, ships Ivanhoe, Liverpool; Warhawk, Hows land's Island; barks Blanche Howe, from Remedios f Boston, leaky; Maria Lindal,, St Vincent; briga Lney snow, ‘Boston; Long Reach, NYork; achre George B Wage ner, Koston. ‘Clenred—Ship Mont Blanc, Cronatadt Say ‘STONINGTON, March 95— Arrived, schrs Bay State, from St George for NVork ;J Bordan, Cold Spring for do, chr J Ricardo Jove, joann. Balled—Schra oulaa W Birdewii, Latham, NYork; Richard Bailed 14th, Aline, Lopetit, Jacksonville. Law, York, Philadelphia; and the above arr Hone KoNG, Feb 11—In' port ships Niagara (Br), Pray, | TAUNTON, March 4—Bailed, scbr (da, Phillips, NYorks for Say Franeitcoi Wm Wilkoa (Hr), Welbura. for do;'Witck | sloup Clio, Wllase, do of the Wave, Batchelder, and Maiay, Clough, for do. ‘LM! N.NC, March 96-—Arrived, scbr D V Stree s Safled 10th, bark Ville'de St Loo (Pr), Dudola, New Orleans ider, NYork, (not N York) teamehip WP Clyde, NYork, HALIFAX, March 36 ~Arrived, steamship City of Cork, Al- len, Liverpooi for Nv ork via Boston (and sallad 27th), Liveeroo1, March 14—Arrived, Eleano, Browa, and Pac- tolus, Toney, Ban Francisco; HJ Burton, Boasance, Wil- mington, NC; Lith, Edward, Hatberstadt, New Orleans Mur- garct, Koach, Savannah; Onward, Filhn, do; Bridgeport, organ, aud Pomona Brown, Galves'on; Georgina, Shaw, New Orieann; 16th, Kalos, Wilson. do; 0 Blanchard, Ledain, NYorks Adept, Grossart, aad Now Lampedo, Crunk, Mobiie! Jas Jardine, Mathias, Savannah; 7b, Honry Flitner, Dicky, Galveston; Henry §,'Sanford, Dumply, Savannah; Rowan: troo, Lew!z, New Orleans. Satied 1¢th, Mayfower, Call, New Orleans; Holsatia, Rhode, Alexandria, Va; Ornor, Storm, Wilmington, NC; 15u Jumna, Taylor, Sbanghue (wud pat into Holyhead 16tn)} \6eln, Welvetin (a), Griggs, and Minaesota (3), Whineray, New March 24—Arrived, achra 8 § Smith, Snow, Emerald, Hooken; Glien Barnes, Harris, dno damage, as previously reported. rn dene MISCELLANEVUS, MEDICAL WONDER. HYATI'S LIFE BALSAM. Rboumation, Neuraigia wud Gout fa Scrafula, King's Evil, Eryaipeias old Ut cases Of (Diseases of the Blood, great Debiiiy, Li plaint, Kldueys, Sait Rheum, c.,46., are mos cured’ by this sovereign puriler. ‘It hus been tested by the bic twenty-two years. It has cuted a hundred thousand cages, aad naver {nila whea cnratlve for Fistula io all cu York. Cleared Mth, Nellie May, Blair, Havana; sth, Nimbus, | ld ulcers, even where the b Koy, Phiiucelphin; Whitington, Purdy, San Francteco: CHEONIC RHEUMATISM. HYATT'S LIFE: BALSAM cured F, B. Conway, Ee gedian, Park ‘hoatro, Brookiyn.N. Y., of Chronic Rhv Vth, Mogull, New York. entered out The IWano 6), Pris anes England (s), Web- See uee ee 1) Wirtouy Bossancer Maitiaga ana | tit, alter falling of care in Hurope ald Amectea from the Windsor, NS; Win F Storer, Bryant, New ‘York; Toth, Ki. | Mosteminent medioul practitioners. | || eAnOs Brown, Boston; M B Reéd, Kdmoudson, Wiiming- ton, ia Lonvon, March 16—Arvived, Cyclone, Forbes, Phitad phi; Sylvanus Binnchard, Mendy, Callao; Arconaut, He: doraon, NYork: 1ith, Océan Kover, Hammond, Colombo Goo Treat, Ginu, Venaug vin Payal; Mary Eduey, -Flindt. Boston, Cleared 17th Abby Ryerson, Dennis, NYork. HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM cured Mr. Jacob Roth, office 4 Greenwich stract, of a Scrofulous Ulver, which had eat tho flesh tothe bone. Mr. It. bas been eured 15 years, wi out any retura of the disease, Principal depot 248 Grand street. Bold by druggists, GE per bottle, or alx for $5, Ent ont lisp, Cel Gleadell, for NYork. ORNS, BUNIONS, FRONTED FEET, DISEASEI MALTA, Munich 4—Arrived, Coradonga, Vives, NYork. J Joints, Bad Nails cured without pain, by Dr, W. JAM. INA. March 1—Ariived, Ciara Jenkins, Coombs, Ga- | JAMES' EXTIRPATOR, for corns, bunions, &c. ; 6c. 81 ‘arolive Rddy, Veaale. Lexhorn; 8th, Lenoir, Lenoir, | box. No. 474% Broadway. do; Veteran, Suaw,'Sarseilivn; Fotos, Coflill, Genoa; Bmyr: i ae niote, Mackey, Boyrout 5 < Sailod Gib, Wt Anderson, Drummond, Phtiadelpaia; Ha | fi}, ¥+ HAUGH WOUT fuer roadway sna Grctok iets He B Lodge, Freeiaan, and’ Spcedwell, Patten, NYork; 9th, pall continue er SHAE WHERE ont Dorchester: Reynoldsy Boman i calcutta a tue OULMYIy, Jan 9 ~Arrived, Onward. Hewitt, Calcutta, Nayoasttt, Kutout, Bokraia, Jacobsen, tor westclote convene Nv ork. China, Glass, Gas Fixtures, NEWPORT, March M—Satled, Nortcap, Bock, Savannah, Biiver-platod Wure, Bronzes, Clocks and’ Mantel Bete, Ovonto, March 10 Arrivad, Engeata, Larrabee, NYor! Call and eanouine tbele peice PALERMO, March 7—Artived, unter, York, Marset SAAT el Read GaIGHrCOee 8th, ‘ail i Chien. do; Statira (e), Way, Messina (ani in plain figures on each article, cienred $y) ‘or Cleared Feb 26, brig Giulia (Itel), Pedone. N York, In port Mai i sehr Mary. M’ Kee, Sharp. for NYork lag. QueeNatows, March IfArrivod, Titan, Berry, Baker's Infaad; Marsala, New Orleans; Kate Uarding, darting, do; Thomas, do for Liverpool; Seringapatar ‘aco.a; Bath, Colorado fe), Willams, NYork PR, March 7—In part schre Arctic, Norris Jr, fron Meliesure diag; Fliote Bhiae, Biatohforas trou Nore, do. TRizsre, March 10—Arrived, A Lincoln, Cxfiero, NYork. Venice, March 9--Sailed, D M'Pbersoo, Mason, N York, YoRONAMA, Feb 28--In port steamer Arie, Timmermann, from NYork, arrived 13th, nue; ships Jeunte Eastman, \iet- chel, from Newport, K, do; Cour de Leon (Br), Hiller, for Nicre, barks Cymbelive (Be, After Ist May their Messrs. Nico} & Davidsor will continue (he business at 6% Broadway, near G: Jones street. ee Er ro" BACON BAYS MAN'S BODY 18, OF Aly thlnge in nature, most susceptible of remedy, all diseases, having thelr origin from the non throwing out of the body de ‘Thus Uleerations, Infammations, cayed or worn out parti erysipelas aud perbaps all Skin Diacases are at once relieved ‘Be, Fay, tor do; Br _ anid soon cured by a few dosos of Lucas, {ordo; Aipbooaine (Fr). Henry, for Boston; Var GREE rLees Gan Lorentian, for Baa Frenotecuy achr Chas ‘© Leary, hel igh Snes rete i e have dascinat, Jan T—Arny He Giids, Hathorne, Aden | They Wiilmake fast friends whore their virtue (and sailed 24th for Salem); F fSactes, Kerrivan, Salen Ceaited Sth for Aden, aad returned Bh opportunity of a trial. fied Ibee 98 (not tou bark. Suerllag, Pond, NYork, + 7 : : TAeA, Mares {3 ln port acute Taylor’ & Malbin, for Dela: eee oD nana. beth Usaree ‘an unknown bark for Sandy HooK for orders, Rol T MILHAU'S SONS, 189 Brondway. Americas Ports. BOSTON, March 96, PM—Cieared, sclir Clara, Baxter, Alexandtiv, Vay 27th —Artived, ships Raiubow, Thayer, Meoung; San Car! (Guat), Strout, Valparaiso, brigs Therese Butler, Butler, Gal- vesion; Tua, Reed, Newburyport for Mayaguer, PR (put tn fora barvor}; ach @S & E Corson, Brower, Georgetown, 8 T J Tratt Dame, Wlimingtoa, NC, J Aunio, Davis, Jackaway, Piiladelpiia for Bash par« ER & PERRINE, Warren street, one door from Weal atreat, otter at low prices Extra Moss Bloater and shore Mackerel. Extra Georges Bank and Marblehead Cod. , Saimon, h eanen and bor: altimore; WoW Pharo, : T Allen, Risey: American Eagle, ; : a harp « Shaw: ¢ Boles, Adams; James Marlo, Aacdediner, | Spoies Factory mild ani sharp Cie coe, ,and Margaret Reinhart, Hand, Mhiiadeiphia, R Choice Lard in pails, tu , Pe ir tabetha ti ariel crime Hoboken ,H Genuine Cer Vinegar, arp and fine Batoeees J Kaymon lisworik, an pator, Fraiitin. i e - - —--—— — — ~ wan ‘Tarifa (ir), from Liverpool. NHOMAS RK, AGNEW, 26) GREENWICH STREET, BALItMORE, March nt Te York, has reduoed the prices of Teas, Coffees, Sur BALIIMORE, March 26—Arrived barks Loretto, Jacobs, Liverpool; C 8 Rogers, Morrison, an cae: brig jatiiaa, | gers, Flour and all Kints of Groceries, Molasses and Provie Dyer, Pernambaco, & i Crowley, Crowley, Mayaguez, | sions (o the gold standard Armida (Sw), Hiodaivom, Rio Janeiro Fry, * hosp — ct Si Johns, PR; Concord, Kelly, Matans ME ONLY CORRECY LIKENESS OF KIERNAN'S Lyon, Nvork; Gertie Lewis,’ Hougdoa, Bbaaks, San Andreas; Lo C'S MoLollan, Farr, n river; Lf Vharn, Leis, SYore WS Baker, Phillips, Boston; NH Benediet, Henry Finob, Bunnell, Jersey City; E Rockport; AG Ireand, Townsend, NY: oy WU Atwater, Pi Nyork, Below, ship Aanie Callao; bark fronaides, Gilbert, ao. eared, ark Union (Br) Rees, Liverngol, NS; brie Ea “DESTROYING ANGEL, WITCH PASSED OVER THB HOvsE OF ISRAEL,” WIL BB FOUND IN THE TELEGRAM CARTOON TO-MORROW. Look oT FOR THIS IMMENSE BIT West Indies, sehie J W Romsey, Cran- arm, Studley, do, A H Benedict, Bilis, yer, Jersey City. Mary Hampden, Harriet; chr J A ty “EDNESDAT'S oi igatcarn nM te Nh, irtenen, eee Ser ue Saiaena » MeCormick, Matanzas; Era, 95 : TELEGRA gelire Jennie, Jacobsen, St Dominga: RC thoinas, Crochet, BVERING i 8 Potter, Potter, PORT, March 3! ‘ Car. CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES AT RETAILS denas; achrs J's ial ba ‘arren 1.000 From #4 to #25, at the manafacturers depot Roblason, Philadelpht avilion, Parker, N. ork. LEWIS P. TIBBALS, 458 Broadway, ‘Wd—Arrived, ech Commerce, Torrey, NY¥ork. Datweeu viand aud Broome sete