The New York Herald Newspaper, March 31, 1870, Page 10

10 TRAGEDY IN HUDSON CITY. An Old German Barber Uses the Razor on His ‘Wife's Throat—A Chapter of Domestic Mis- ories—Banished, Dispossessed, Starved and Driven to Despair—An In- terview with the Murderer. ‘The following case will show to what extremities @ man may be driven when the most sacred ties of home and family are outraged. Fifveen years ago there lived tn New York in flourishing circumstances & German barber named Charles Schultz, and nis tamuy, He possessed house property in ‘Thirty- first street and on the Bowery, But the relations between him and his wife were Rot of @ pleasant character. ‘Dificuities fre quently arose. she insisted on retaining all the Dank books and in having a portion of the property transferred to ner. She made home a0 uncomfort- able for poor Charley that he left about two years before the outbreak of the rebellion and went to California in order to enjoy some respite from the Yexations ot his married lie. He had the reputa- tion always of being a most peaceful man, and he hoped that time would work some change for his Rappinges, ine property which he owned was leased so that when the ground rent became due he was jegally ‘@isposseasea and the Wile took bis place. She after- Wards bought and sold real estate, aud speculated even in Jersey. After an absence of several years Schultz returned and found that he was without houge or home, to use an old phrase. His wile gave him the cold shoulder, and heid the lash over bim, Jest he might seek to recover his property. A year and a half ago the family removed to Bergen- wood avenue, near Paterson street, Hudson City, Where Mra. Schultz had three houses, properly betonging to her husband, and the latter went to live there, Dut as @ beggar, for he only received the crumbs that fell from the tabie, At last life was be- coming insupportable, ana he left anda went to earn @ subsistence at his trade in Brooklyn. His sight Tatiing him, he was discharged as unfit for labor any longer. ‘The miseries he endured since tn his own house and from his own family would drive many men to self-destruction. At last the acme of despair was reached, and the hour of retribution arrived, Op Tuesday night, between eight and nine o'clock, he was sitting with his wife, when she poured on nim ‘the usual volley of abuse, scorn and contempt. He es up, seized a razor and drew it across er throat almost from ear to ear. Forty: nately, however, the blade did not sever any of the arteries, although a deep gash was inflicted. Mrs. Schultz staggerred out to a neigh. boring house, where she now lies, Her husband ‘was arrested and loaged in the Hudson county jail. Yesterday morning an examination took place before Recorder Aldridge, aud the following testi- mony was given:. Emma Schultz testitied—J reside in Bergenwood avenue; last evening I Was sitting in the front base- ment and my father aud mother were sitting in the back room, between eight and nine o’ciock; suddenly my mother came into the front room and my father Tan after her and put his arms around her neck Trom behind; he drew a razor with his right hand across her throat; I saw the razor; it was bo soouer done than she was covered with blood; Joscph Donaghue was there and dragged my father away, threw him on the floor and took the razor from him my sister Sarah ran out and called out sor a police- man; officer Warner came and took my father into custody; I went to look for my brother and a doctor. Sarah Schuitz corroborated the foregomg and added, “my father and mother have had quarrels occassionally about family affairs; my lather did not ave anything to eat ac the table yesterday, nor did 1 see him there the day betore; we have all lived in the same house for # year and a nalf; my father has been away trom ue house about three-fourths of that time; my father does not collect rent por have control of whe money at all. Dr. Hammond testified that he made an examina- tion of the Wound; found an incision of the throat; there Was a cut downwards and upwards, commenc- ing ab the angle of te lower Xtending CreLs- versely six inches to the opposite ‘angle; the intega- ments Of some muscular libres were cut, but no blood vessels of any extent were divided, as there was but little hemorrhage. The danger will be trom Subsequent Fesitits. MELANCHOLY REFLECTIONS IN THE PRISON CELL. Schultz, who 18 now sixty-five years of age, was committed tor tral. He ts a man of more ‘than average lutelligence, ratuer calm and self-possessed in bis demeanor, and rably unpresses an ob- server, He Was visited by a HERALD reporter, to whom he recited Mis melancholy history during the last decade of years. He wound ap with these re qmarks:—*Now, sir, ] ask you what you would have done during ali those triais if you were in my place ? ‘My daughter admitted that my habitation and my ortion Was tha: of the dog, while my property was ing used for the comfort of ull other members of my famuy. Why, if aman had @ particle of spunk he would take tne remedy in his hanas jong ago. | have been very patient and peaceful. 1 will put the question to the jury in this way: ntlemen, let each of you suppose himself in my place, aud then say what you would do, Many of you might put the Pistol.here (pointing to bis head), and, pul ! fare- ‘weil to the miseries of !ife. 1 can ger bail, but what is the use? Where sbalil go’ I have no house, no home, no friends. I am a stranger to my family and my property. Better 1 had left thls world twenty years ago.”” He has four daughters and two sons living, the youngest being sixteen years old. Mrs. Schultz 18 ‘weak, but she is notin a dangerous condition, 1t 18 expected that she will soon recover, Since her hus- band Was arrested no friend cailed to see him, and his wretched, forlorn condition aroused the sympa- thy of Recorder Aldridge. How he has survived all his misforvunes is indeed @ matter of great wonder. THE SLEEPY HOLLOW MURDER. Isaac V. Buckhout’s Crime and Trial—The Green- Eyed Monster—Dissipated Habits of the Ac- cused—“‘Suspicion Poisoning His Broth- er’s Cup” —A Pathological Expert Fa- vors the Prisoner's Insanity. - Ag usual since the trialof Isaac Van Wart Back- Aout was commenced in the Court of Oyer and Ter- miner at White Plains, Westchester county, the court room yesterday was replete with spectators, among whom, as on al) the previous days, were numerous ladies, whose interest in the proceedings seems to be even greater than that evinced by the sterner sex. The prisoner still manifests the same unconcern, and since the introduction of testi- mouy uf tis behalf his features have assumed a more cheerful appearance, which ts increased occa- sionally by a self-satisfied smile. Tue testimony for the defence was resumed. Ira Miller, being sworn, testifed—I live at Sleepy Hoilow, and Have known Buckbout a long time; am well acquainted with tus habits aud characteristics; noticed a change in his manner aud appearance on Monday before. New Year’s day; weat up to his house on New Year’s day; when I went in Backhout ‘Was situng in a chair; Mrs. Buckhout asked him to brush his é refused ana she gota comb and Uxed his halr, after which he said he felt better; she said to me, “Mr. Miller, what do you think? there was a young lady here tis morning, and Isaac re- fused to ome with her; she then asked me WT did not think “HE WAS ACTING STRANGELY’? of late, at which Bucknout jumped up and said, «What, do you think me crazy? it don’t run in our family to be crazy;” he then left the room andin a short time returned with a pistol in tus band; his wile asked him to put it away, but he reused; he then turned and stooping towards me said “the snertiif ig after me;’’ he said he dreamed the night before that he was in @ jail; his actions were irrational; during New Year's day went out with my wife to shoot at a mark; when I raised my guo my wile said “Here comes Mr.sBuckhout;” fired, and Just as 1 was lowering the gun Buckhont fell against que; he appeared much excited and cried out VE KILLED CHARLEY RENDALL; too true, too true;’’ asked him why he did this, and he rephed, “My wife, trouble, troubie;” asked hin af he would take a ride with me; be consented, and i drove film to Tarrytown and gave him in charge of congtable Lawrence; he only spoke twice on the way. Ira Augnstus Miller, being sworn, testifed—I_ am @ son of Lhe Jast witness, and Nave Known Buckhout Tor ten or twelve years; saw him when he came to father’s on New Year's day; Buckhout was very nervous and jooked wildly; when he arrived his hat was on the back part of his head, bis hur hanging over his forehead and HIS ARMS SWINGING ABOVE HIS MBAD. ‘The witness aise fully corroborated what his father had testified to regarding Buckhou\’s conlession of me kilupg. John £, Stilson. being sworn, testitied—I am ac- guainted with Buckhoul; have known lim about a year; worked On Nisglarm for Mr. Yerks from april, 4869, to November; from woat he said or did | was , never induced to watch or notice him particularly; his conduct, 19 my opinion, was rational. Cross examined by Mr. Clinton—Have seen him Angry with hit wile; sie sometimes spoke cross to i i; Was at his pouse once when she asked him to gey' & pall of water, and when le refused, she said “wou are a lazy devil; he appeared at that cme to be dullen; one day ne was TALKING ABOUT THE LADIES, and (sald he ‘did not velteve there was an honest woman in the world; he was then aliading to bis wife; Wye seldom worked on the farm, but spevt most of his Kime hunting and fishing. Alfred, Lawrence, being sworn, testified—I live in ‘Tarrytow m a town constable; have known Buck- Nout abov't six years; have sometimes acted as deputy shell; was at my house on New Year's Day. when @ nethbor came and told me tbat Backhout Was at Barken’s hotel, and that he had killed dia wife avd Alfred Rendall; acting on whet Mr. miller told me Jf procured a carriage; Buck\out was sitting in the barroom when { went in; Ke Was looking down on the floor; approached and tapped him on the shouider, saying, “coe, Isaac, let us take a ride; ne said, “Yea, jet Bs go.” did not handeaff him; when we got into the Carriage he wat Clowe to We And put his arm in mame; NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, Be onl; ke once on the way to White Plains; | very heavy vile from ESE and was ob! to carry a heavy when we arrived ‘opposite the jail he looked nt of pra of bao age ot rags em spt o ry “ ; f Koo jardenas, the carriage door and sald, “This ts not my bouse;” | good frank £ Nellie (ol Mockiand), Bena wild; tnougut he had hae Se iarack OF DELIRIUM TREMBNS. Croge-examined by Mr. Clinton—He seemed differ. ent on that day {rom what he was at any-time be- fore; have seen him frequently in Tarrytown; as lar as {could say wy all que rters; lost f ‘eaail, jib ri jib, sali eaita of mins om of ata sane, wun J Vel Dy by deat, to © H Mallory Oe ied strong. nortueriy aud west- erly gales most of pa Ben Borland, Biatadei, Caariesion, BO, 9 days, with ‘ lumber, to B ¥ Metcalf, ‘Mad heavy weather. HE WAS A DRINKING MAN; ‘Bene Witt Ae ‘eth hae never sav nim stagger; he drank a great deal of palnres, Ppa nome. Bee satort, Hi ve leary wet uor. 2 er all the passage ; lost a portion of the deck load of nav: Ire Betta, being sworn, testifled—I am ac- | stores,» PAMAS®: loss portion oF the Schr © T Hubbard, Loveland, Richmond, Va. Schr WD Ebbits, Law, Virginia. Schr Thomas G Benton, Corson, Virginia. Schr Lily, Jones, Virginia for New Haven, Schr Heuty Clay, Soper, Baltimore, Schr DC Scribner, Doane, Baltimore for Portland. Behr © E Jackson, Cullen, Baltimore ror Boston. Kobr Broadfield, Broadileld, Baltimore for Hyanis. Sebr JJ Pharo, Soper, Ballimore for Providence. Scor Wainwright, Abram, Philadephia for Boston. Sehr 8 J Hoyt, Cranmer, Philadelphia for New Haven. The brig RC Wright, which arrived 29tn from Arroyo, PR, is consigned 108 L Merchant & Co. Passed Through Hell Gate, quainted with the prisoner; bis wagon broke down dhout two or three years ago and he was thrown to the ground; the back of his head was cut by the fall; next day I was at bis house and bis wife, who was dressing the wound, said that the blood had run down to his boots. Mra. Phebe T. Buckhout, beg sworn, testifiea— I am the wife of Benjamin Buckhout, who 18 a brother of the prisoner; knew Mra. Buckhout and was always ou good terms with her; never saw nor knew anything that caused me to doubt her virtue; have heard Buckhout inmate eight or nine years ago that he suspected his wile, ue at ine aay. ane mora or cic lon, de! al nt us the ip Di J Portland for New Yor ith defence favoring the prisoner's insanity, and predie mien oF rage ip faecds li ; Bri Bee Breese, | jerrick, East Greenwich for New York, aig Princely ‘Wells, New Haven for New York, in ballast ‘Sargent. ‘Schr Romeo, Matthews, Belfast for Philadelphia, Lge Aid rpms my fomuaney 8 days, pe ‘New York, with lumber to Holyo! mrray, Sehr Daylight, Stevens, Portiand for New York, with lum- by FS He kee res oa Boston for Richmond. Sehr Jameson, Ny for Ric! 5 Senr Plymouth Kock, Parker, Boston for Now York, with ne Lewis. mSehr Flowboy, Hallett, Cotuit Port for New York. Schr H Bacon, Crosby, Cotuit Port for New York. Schr Boston, Sturgis, Cotult Port for New York. Schr Mary Johnson, Phinney, Cotuit Port for New York, Schr Fish Hawk, Adama, Hatwich for New York. Schr Albion, Luat, Hyannis for New York. SchrJohn Fuller, Simpson, Yarmouth for New York, Scnr L 8 Chase, Kelly, Dennis for New York, Sehr Kiily Belly Kelly, Falmouth for ichr Hones nary, Tisbury for I, Wareham’ for New York. ww Kedford for New York. 1, New Bedford for New York, Schr Loulsa Frances, Alien, New Bedford for New York. Scnr M Barker, Christy, New Bedford for New York, Schr hil Sheridan, Murphy, Fall River for New York. Schr Lucy Jones, Huntley, Fall River for New York. Schr Sylvester Coleman, Taunton for New Y sehr Jas Parker Sr, Kelly, Pawtucket for New York, Schr WH Denni Pi nee for Philadelphia. Schr E J Raynor, Bayaor, Providence for Philadelphia. Sehr & B Wharton, Bonst idence for New cating the whole on the supposition tuat the facts related bad been proved to the satisfaction of the jury, asked the witness if those symptoms, in his | ., opinion indicated the existence of mental disease? ‘he witness replied that there were things in the masa of supposition embodied in the question to which be would attach but little significance, but the general symptoms taken tuer would iead ta believe that the acct was of unsound mind, ‘The hearing of medical testimony will be resumed this morning. ‘SHIPPING NEWS. York, Imanac for New York=Thls Day. Teer . Behr Emerald, Caawel Moon rises...morn 5 53 | Scir 4pplesnte, tusse, eve 817 5 AG 6 23 | High water. OCEAN STEAMERS. DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL, Sun rises. Sun sets, “a : i 1) Pro ‘ork, tn Steamer, | _ Saws Dedinaion | Oem ballast, to Thomas, Holmes & Co, Wiil load for Washington, Lafayette.......|April 2...) Havre, {EB Broadway. hr Alida, Lambert, Providence for New York. Cityof Brooklyn| April 2... LAverpool, . [rai Oe Schr Lucy A ‘Slowta. Chatfield, Providence for New York. Ansisellh.o +-o| AREN ras] Giemenwoeoeceets Eo wine Gre Schr Harriet Ryan, Wixon, Providence for New York. Qotumbia...+..- | Abr eden. eee ey *? | Scbr Kate Scranton, Palmer, Providence for New York. ren Poecnaessnnt: EE areee ae” Schr Thos Hull, Brown, Providence for New York. eit Rivernneh, "lee aenatten Sche George Hotchkiss, Rackett, Providence for New York ¢ ty Pen | oes ana bf Sotto oe Schr W Hone, Torrey, Providence for New York. g ity of Boston, [Mote meee) oh ory ag Schr Horizon, Newman, Providence for New York. bee Bromaaleperendee’ Schr L Blew, Barrett, Providence for Philadelphia, Borie “ “prone con | Sehr Union Hing, Fleming, Providence for New York. Solara 88 Broateay. Schr W H Mailler, Murch, Providence for New York. Ohy of autwer ‘TS Broadway, Schr Daniel Russell, Miller, Providence for Elizabethport. onee La “\8 Broad ate Schr White Wing, heabury, Westerly for New York, Idaho 99 Broadway. Schr J B bleecker, Kose, Stonington for New York. Ville de fe Breedwey, Sehr Chlef, Smith, Norwich for New York, Be ache ‘]Pgowling Green | Sehr E andoloh, Seainan, New London for New York. fee 15 Broadway, Schr Keren Happuch, Ellis, New London for New York, Mate eS Broa ee” Schr EM Wells, Kelsey, Hartford tor New York. Cityoi se Schr Storm, Cobb, New Haven for Eltzabethport. | chr Edwar ‘win urns, New Haven for zal nome, Schr Shaan & Marre RF juker, New Haven for New York, Schr W H Voight, Fisher, New Haven for New York, Bowing Green | Sekt # Runyon, Young, Kew, Haven for New York. chr § J Bright, Long, New Haven for Eltzabet 15 Broadway. Sehr Alpine, Marshall’ New Haven for New York. Schr Orion, Winters, New Haven tor New York. Schr Evelyn, Burger, Stamford for New York. chr OC Ackeny Hgpkins, Slamford for New York. Sehr § A Falconer, Wilaon, Southport for, New York. ohr Little Charley, Reed, Greenport for New York. CLEARED. EOUND EAST. eamsbip Manbattan (Br), Forsyth, Laverpool—Wiluams Forest Home, Winters, Balttmore for Roslyn. & Gnior, Schr Highland, Layach, Fort Johnaon Yor Rox.yn, Ship Cleopatra, Doane, St Jobn, NB—F Hatha Schr E Rickeraon, Nickerson, Port Johnson for Boston, Bark Queen of the Seas (Br), Havener, Cape Schr Success, Richards, Port Johnaon for Providence. Stugapore-r Spring & Co. Schr Daniel Webster, Packer, Port Johnson for New Lon- jar} te PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCA 3), 1870. mn and Nantid (Br), Prentice, London— don. 0. oe ndon—Peabody, Willis & | “Nenr LW Blake, Blake, Elizabethport for Dighton. hark Bllza Barse (Br), Vesey, Hamilton, Bermudn—JN |. cht, Samuel FP Godwin, Waterbury, Eltzabethport for arve amford. Bark Moss Glenn (Br), Cox, St John, NB—J W Elwell & | Schr DJ Anderson, Pettigrew, Fort Lee for Weatchester, Co, 1 © 8 Vandervoort, Kelly, New York for Wareham, Brig Gipeey (Dan), Bernbaum, St Croix—P Hanford. Scnr Whistler, Keefe, New York for Taunton, Sehr J W Douge, Taylor, Point-a-Pitre, Guadalupe—J A Schr J Dt Strickland, Clark, New York for New London. Stetson, Schr George W Rogers, Rogers, New York for New Lon- Scbr fda May, Drisko. Kingston, Ja—Simpson & Clapp. don. es Wak ft hs hildon, , New You ‘Jon, ate seer le, Gaiveston—C W Adams & Co. he SP Mili iN ¥ {aN ‘Cond ‘Schr Minnie Repplicr, Conover, Galveston—Tupper & Beat- | Schr § few York for New London. 7 tie. si i PP Schr M J Mead) Thrasher, New Yora for Taunton. Schr Ben, Jones, Wilmington, NC—E S Powell. Schr J B Clayton, Clayton, Baltimore—N L MeCready & hr 8 $ Lee, Springer, Philadelpbia—Ferauson & Wood. wear © Le Vandervoort, Kelly, Warevam—Fergason & Schr $ Waterman, Wood. jp 8igep, Haavent, Corwin, Bristo! and Providence- W | the achr Wm Deming is on the dry dock foot of Gouver- “Sloop Fred Bowen, Wixon, Providence—H W Jackson & | neur slip, having her bottom painted. Co, ‘The brig LL Wadsworth {a on the sectional dock foot of Steamer M Massey, Smith, Philade'phia. Ciaitan curse natnesizan dal vortatson! ‘The bark Nettie Merryman was taken on Rutgers slip yes- terday to have all necessary repairs. ‘There was nothing on the large balance and sectional docks yenterday. The pilot boat Edmund Driggs is on the small screw dock at pier 87, repairing. Also the pilot bout A Leggett ; the repairs on her will be completed in a few days. At Pollion’s yard, foot of Bridge street, Brooklyn, the fol- lowing steamers are undergoing repairs of hui and frame: SAILED. ships China, and Manhattan, Liverpool. Wind at sunset ENE. Chase, New Bedford—Ferguson & ksupigrena Shipping Notes. ARRIVALS. REPORTED RY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. Steamship Java (Br), Cook, Liverpool March 19, and Queenstown Sth, with mdse and 427. passengers, to' CG Francklyn. March 25, lat 48, lon 39 80, passed atermsbip Denmark, heuce for Liverpoo!; 26th, lat 43 47, lon 46 20, shi Armada (Br), bound E; same date, lat 43, lon 48 30, a Cunar steamer, hence for Liverpuol. ‘Steamship Hammonia! (NG), Meyer, Hamburg March 16- ro Lath, with mdae a aaaengers to dt ap ea Eto i eriaced rong wind from Bas by and NW; | Work:—Geo B Upton, C B Whiting, and Tilile arch 2, had # gale from SE; 26th, Int jon 87 10, pasaed Marine Disasters. ; SB, dat Jo we er ge ‘se, ed istand, { STEAMBITe VENEZURLAN—Capt Peace, of the steamship stcamahip Saxonta, henge for Hamburg. Camilla, which arrived at this port yesterday from Palermo, Steamship Arcadia (Br), Lees, Palermo Feb 9, Gibraltar Marl 25th, via Bermuda March 24 (wliere abe put in for coat), with reports:—March 16, lat 38 80, lon 43 10, spoke steamship fruli,to Henderson Bros. Vind trong westerly guide the | Venezuelan Br), from Liverpool for Barbados, with rudder entire passage ; were ya under canvass alone and beat : aire pases greta 1h CAT aa. oat nd post carried away and after compartment fall of water; Steamship Camilla, (Br), Peaces Palermo 94 days, and { at the request of Capt Crowell, of the V, received on board Gibraltar March 1, with trult, to Henderson Bros. Ekperi- | the Camilla the malla and 15 persons (passengers); » strong enced strong gales frax 5) W the whole passage, ex; | gale blowing and high searunning at the time, it was with great difficuly the passengers were got on board with the as- istance of the lifeboats of the V; as no other assistance was cept about 18 hours heavy SE gaie on the 27th inst; March 16, lat 33 80, lon 4310, spoke steamship Venezuelan (Br), from required, proceeded on our voyage; the machinery of the V was all in good order. Liverpool for Barbados (nee Disasters). Steamship Columbia, Van Sice, Havana March 25, with Steamship Co, with | STEAMSUP DinrGo, from Portland for New York, put Ku, | ‘nto Provincetown goth inst with boilers started. mdse and passengers, to the Atlantic 3 ‘Steamabip Mercedita, Starkey, Fernandina March 26, with mise, 10 the Florida Ratiroad Co. Steamship Manhattan, Woodbull, Charleston March mdse aod passengers, to H R Morgan & Co. 29th inst Suir PorrLaw (Br), Rice, from Liverpool Feb 7 for New York (was reported sailed for Philadelphia), put into Ber muda lat inst leaking. She experienced very heavy weather during the entire voyaze, causing the vessel to labor heavily. ‘The lenk has been running for 84 days, and at the time of the Hatteras ight bearing NW) exchanged signals with steam: ship Virginia, hence tor Galveston. Steamship Ellen $ Terry, Chapin, Newbern, NO, 60 hours, with mdse and passengers, to Murray, Ferris & Go. Steamship Washington, Wallace, Newhern, 42 houra, with indye and passengers, to Thomas, Holmes & Uo, Had heavy | ship being anchored there were 4 feet of water in the bold. weather. Tne pumps had not veen sucked for Gdays. she was dis- Ship Tabor (of Bath), Otis, Manila Dec 19, with sugar aud | charging 24th inst in order to undergo repairs before proceed. ing on her voyage. SWRnIsn SHIP ——, went ashore 29d inst on the north reef of Bermuda and was abandoned by her crew. She afterwards floated off and was picked up by some of the hemp to Weston & Gray—veusel to James W Elwell & Co, Passed Anjier Dec 23, Java ‘Head 2th, Cape of Cod Hope Feb & and crossed the Equator March 4 in lon 35 W had fine weather upto March 20, since strong westerly ion Jan 23, at 28.5, 1on 44 15, poke abip Furness Abbe (Bre iBdays'tfrom Calcutta for Liverpool; March 14, lat 30 | Pls and in going thio Bermuda struck one of the cora) Ny ion 69 W, steamship Duchess of Lancaster (Br), $0 day et e from Liverpool for Port a: Prince; 10th, Int. 26, Jo8 63, brig | , BARK CARAUSIUS (Br), Chisholm, which left London Oct id by bark Laguna, at Havre, on the 4th of February, iu lat 37 N, lon 67 W, apparently ubandoned, with nearly all her gaiis aloft, and a'boat on the davit. Tho veatel has a valuable cargo, on whfch there ts alarge amount of insurance at ollices on State at, Boston. Crew had proba- bly been previously taken off by some ship that had not yet reached port, After leaving London the © received some damage from heavy weather, and put into Lisbon for re- pairs, whence she sailed Dec 24. Bark Cricket, from Rio Janeiro for Baltimore, went ashore about seven miles north of Cape Charles on Sunda: night in a gale, ‘The crew and eight passengers were landed. 27 for Boston, was pi Morning Light, frora New Haven for Porto Rico; 28d, lat 8), Jon 67 40, scar Watauga, steering 8, Ship Western Chief (Br), Hil, Manila Dec 4, with mdse, to Funck, Edye & Co. Pasued Anjler Dec 19, Cape of Good Hope Feb'l and crossed the Equator March 1, in lon 8 35 W had tine weather up to Hatteras, then took @ heavy SIs gale for two days; Dec 16, in Gaspar Straits, spoke sbip Dun- donald, from Shangbae for Londen, 17 days out; 19th, passed ship Arabia, from ——; 20th, in Gaspar Straits, ship Cer- vantes (Span), at anchor. trom Manila, for — ships Araby, from Shanghae for London, and through the’ Straits, bark Senwpell, frou Ban 4 24 days out ; Jan 24, Int 30 8 lon 28 28 E, brig Alice (N@), from be a total loss. sugar) will be saved dry. BANK BLANcH® How, from Remedios for Bost put into Savannah, was leaking in her upper works al have to discharge. Bure Two BrotHERs (Br), Dickson, from New York, Feb- rary 18, for Marseliles, put into Bermuda 16th inst, in dis- tres, and remained 24th. Bria L & W ARMstEona, Wright, from Ponee, P R, for New York, before reported overduey put Into, Bermuda 16th {nst in distress, repaired and cleared 21st for destination, Sonn OREGON, McCracken, at Alexandria from Baltimore, with satt, was blown ashore at Nanjemoy. dragging both her anchors and losing them. and her rudder, and springing a lwak, It became necessary to throw her cargo overboard. Son WINGED Raoxn (of Provincetown), from Boston for Tangior, for a load of oysters, parted ber chains and went ashore at Horse Hummock, Tangier Sound, in the gale of the 2ith inst, and now lies in4'feet of water at high tide. Capt Smith would proceed to Norfolk on Tuesday for assistance, nnd the vessel will probably be got off. Scum Linenry Hes high and dry on the Meadows, Staten Island, where ahe went ashore in the gale of Sunday last; efforts will be made to float her by digging # canal around her. Selirs Thos Potter aud Mall will probably be got off the next high tide. Sch Iskac BAKER, before reported abandoned in a sink- ing condition, was owned moutly in Boston by EH Atwood and others, who have no insurance. ‘The captain Cape Cod, and was part owner; bis interest 1s unde: be insured. The vessel In said to have 830,000, DIsaSrer.—A quantity of drift atuff, eonatsting of 15 bed sacks and pillows, meat and vegetables, short pleees of can- dle and a cabin door catue ashore at Monument (Buzzard’s Bay, Maas) on Monday morning, the 38h. ‘The sacks were made of bagging, with wide stuffed with straw, and variously marked “W G," Delancy” and “Jenkins 4Co," and evidently came from an emigrant or passenger Yeusel, which, it is conjectured, may have foundered in Bos- ton Bay during the heavy gale of Sunday (27th) night, March 10—The bark Kingfisher, which arrived hore yesterday from San Francisco, took the ground when of the East Mer, drawing at the time 22 feet of water. Havry, March 30—The ship Martha Cobb, which has a rived here from New Orleans, rej passnd the sour Joun © Baker, abandoned, with sails and rudder gone, Lewes, Del, March 30—An unknown brig sunk off Polk’s Beach afternoon of 37th; her yarda are out of water. It was Yeported Tuesday night that the crew were still In the rigging, unable to get off. ey Hong Kong tor Hamburg, 45 daye outs Feb 1, at Sb 828, pf eri eng tee a ae a aa rar ce a lat Bank Sau (BN, from Remedios for Falmouth, E, before d cenbani, TA A ge reported ashore on Conch Reef, went. on inst, and will Ship R Robinao inson, Liverpoo! ays, with mdse, Much of the cargo (802 hhds and 248 boxes of to Snow & Burgess, Boen 13 days west of the Banks, with heavy weather. Ship Abigail (Br), Raymond, Middleboro, 33 days, with railway iron, 10 Boyd & Hincken, Came the northern pas- nage and had ale weal Feb 28, Jobn Sumth, sea- tnan, of Hamburg, aged 36 years, fell from the jbboom over- board and was drowped. Bark Sterling (of Boston), Pond, mise, to Arnold, Hines &Co. Pasi Jan %; crossed the Equator Feb LW; hada heavy gale in the Mozambique Channel from $ to’ N, then back to RE, and10 days heavy westerly gales, with heavy sea; had very light SE trades and lost the NE trades in 20.N: had heavy gales from NW from lat 27.N; March 27 had avery heavy gale from ESE, shipped a heavy sea which stove bulwarks, companionway hatch and booby hatch and Washed Charles P Johnson, chief officer, of Danversport, Mass, overboard, who was drowned. “Hack Martha Radman (NG), Berg, Shields, 80 days, with iidse, to H& FW Meyer. Came the’ southern passage and had fine weather up to Bermuda; ve stron, Wand NW gales, and been 2 days and ‘west of that "point; started foreca stove water casks and lost and api{t sails; Marc ult, saw @ great quantity of wrecked atuif, cons boxes marked “+H L L” and vessels’ planking, & Bark Harriet, Hoyer, Rotterdam, 68 days, with mds Luling & Co. Off the’ Channel had heavy westerly gales for Vi days, and therefore kept away to southward; found wo trades until in lat 16; from Bermuda to the Hook had went- erly gales; March 27, off Hatteras, tind a heavy SE gale, blowing for several houra a perfect’ hurricane, with trembn- dous seas; 20ch, Wook « pilot from boat No 12, Highlands bearing about WNW, distant 30 miles, when passed large quantities of planks, Feb 19, Int 24, lon 19, spoke bark La Pinta, from. Glasgow for Buenos Ayres; Ist, lat 27 49, lon 10, bark Jonge Gan (NG), from Kotterdym for Batavia; th, Int 39 46, lon 23 42, bark Trople (Swe), from Cardiff for Gulla; 2th, brig Juno (NG), from Havre for Santa Martha; Mareh 6, 1a¢17, lon 38, abip Eraemus (NG), from Para tor Rotterdam. ‘Burk Elwood Cooper, Dyer, Marseiltes, 68 days, with mdse, to R Murray Jr. Came the southern passage and had xtrong wrsterly gules ret part, middie part moderate and. calms and no SE trades, latter part strong SW gales; March 27, in the northern edge of the Gulf, saw & large quantity of lim- ber, apparently but a short time in the water. Bark Flor del Mar (Br), Wiswell, Buenos Ayres, 80 days, with hides, Ac, ad two pasaengera, to Wim Ingalls.” Cro the Eqynator Feb 10 {n lon 39; hus been 80 days from lat SUN, with heavy W and NW gales. Bark Christianshavn (Dan), Prieme, Santos 70 days from the Equator, with coffee, to order. days west of Bermuda with heavy NW gal the Guif, saw a quantity of wrecked stuff consisting of 1m ves- soi’s knees, planks, &c.. apparently some tine in the water, Bark ME Corning (iin, Goudy, Cardenas, IL days, with sugar, to Boyd & Hinckén, Had heavy weather; March 25, Tat 85 22, lon 73 59, apoke brig Nebo, from Porto Rico for Bal- innore, Sailed in company with ackr Capelia, for New York. Hark Caro (of Buckaport), Carver, Cienfuegos, 20 days, with sugar and molasses, to R P Buck & Co. Has been 10 dye north of Hatteras, with strong northerly gales; lost aud split sails. which ihe will nzibar Dec 28, with Cape of Good Hope in lon north ROTTERDAM, March 17The Ventus, Vi for Antwerp, which got ashore in the Schi yesterday, was towed oif the following day. Miscellaneous. Weare under obligations to the purser of the steamship Columbia, from Havana, for the prompt delivery of late Cuban papers, &c. Bark Ibis, Crabtree, Sagua, March 16, with sugar, to Spence, : eee ocwantal bo harper k Bomitia. srsom 1h 0S urser John R-Moffett, of the ateamahip Manhattan, from 2h, at B50 28, Jon 7210.60, heavy gales from NW; Zdto | Charleston, bas our thanks for favor: 2oth, lat 24 to 36, lon 7480 to 16, very heavy gale from north, o1oR WorK-—The British bark Nantib, from China, con- mn Y7th, 9 AM, tucked Routh fi sighed to Messrs Peabody, Willis & Go, ‘was discharged & in 16 water, it blowing « fe: few days since at Harbeck stores, Brook Her cargo, in and sleet and the mort fearful consisting of 8000 pkgs of tea, was all taken out and put in gale broke at 10 PM, abip in 1 fathoms, | store in the short time of nine hours, Thin shows what can Spoke nothing end lout nothing. be done by # smart stevedore under favorable circumstances. Henry Trowbridge, Leighton, Ponce, PR, 14 di ‘The large, roomy docks connected with these warehouses Ee dle a ii ac Nm OR bp furnish ample facilities for the rapid handling and sorting of March 2/ kad a heavy S E gale which insted 45 hours. | merchandise without incurriug the danger of being run into Safled in company with brig Angelia, tor New York, | » | and damaged by horses and drays. Notwithstanding the Bed Pra w Armstrong (of New Haven), Wright, P et P | rapidity with which this cargo was discharged not a single R, via Bormude, 7 days, with suger and molasses, to & | package was broken or even soiled. Messra Dixon & Brother e'Armatrong, Wad moderate weather, rere the atevedores. Bnd Pedro, Babrs, Jacknonville, 15 days, with Inmbet, to 1s z Nelson—veasol to master. Been $ dayn N of Hatteras, with strong gales. March 27 had a heavy BE gale; lost and apiit na Schr Mary & Eliza, Aylwood, Ponce, PR, 26 days, with mo- inases, to H Trowbridge’s Sons, Kirst’ part of passage | pool, Jan 26, lat 29 8, lon 36. had easterly winds and {ine weather, and Ship Derby, Gott, from New York Jan 3 for fan Francisco, tue gsi ten days violent gales, Murch 27, Int G7, lon 75, bad a | X days out, de date, lat 83, lon W. r, from Callao off Borsclen, Spoken. Veet) San Francisco for Liverpool, Jan lou bb Ship Clifford (Br, em, from San Francisco for Liver- MARCH 31, 187!) 4.) i Bark M A Dizon (Pr), Dixon, from 8% ” | SHEET. ay WEST, Mareh 12—Atrived, schr BO Knight, K ool, Merch U1, fat St N, lon 20. i " oe h--Satled, brig Adele MoL.oon, Monroe, Galveston. wat Bigdand Marg Filipe, trom Mow L—arrived, sehr Good Will Lagrahau, Nasaau. aabark Se naa Haron trom ow Orono on Amal. | A Roane or hdl ates “attees om Oar Buk Chas ogee th, sro, Bavaunah 0s Mrssesie pQHILE, March 3 Cleared sche Sarah © Smith, Banks, Feb 11, lat 88, lon 67 NEW ORLEANS, March 25—Arrit f hie ary Lay Libby, Libby, Matanzs P). Miliet,, Caren ; Maynguesana (Sp), Fiold, spbolite (3p), Blo Clentuegon. Below, ship Genevieve Strickland, Riticklan ie Havre; brig Burgermeister Selterburg, Haratmaa, from janeiro. Brig’ Alice’ Franklin, Havener, from New York for Ant- werp, March fiat 45, Yon 27. Hens Geo W Chandler, of Portiand, March 26, off Little Bag jarbor, The Peter (2), York, wie ester (2), from Whampoa for New York, Feb 15, lata Baltimore via y West and Liste en Cale AEE Ee eee Ccloulta for Naw York, Deo Post, Havre: barks Halfden (Nor ‘The Nelly, 7 days’ from New Orleans, short of provisions, | Olsen, Hamby Mali which were supplied, Maren 1), lat 0 Nylon 19W. 4. | Chitiue soreile are artattan ochre hee @) from Charleston for Liverpool, March | 1,009’ Pabuke, Cabello, Pruxiiio and Omoa, 2, las 89, lon 95, Foreign Ports. Soper nad Tape March S-Salled, wip earn Bright AXDROMBAN, March 1--Ratled, Lillian, Williams, Prove | dan MGMine: That eae F Raek (NG), Denker, B dence; Fras Bourneuf, Oliver, Boston. haven; brig J homil, Mayaguez, PR; Bison, March 18"-arvived. Poler Star, Bairnaon, New | A'Tioh, Hols Matauaes io v ‘aly Hobbits Bath York, Coover, Nickerson, Harwich; E W Pratt, Kendrick, Kdgar. ra Mary Charles At the Pill 16th, Arlington, Bartlett, for Mobile, ton; Ida Della Torre, Providence? 7 BREMMRUAVEN, March 1b geted Bremen (a), Letst, alt broridance; Oaninn, Haaxely Providence, Pen janie, be in, Eliznbetbport ; ance, Bui joaton ; BAaRORLONA, March 12—Arrived, Engracia, Marsal, Mo- | Cnmmings, Smith, Cohasaett; Facemire, New bile; Nuevitay Domenech, doy lain, Mastuel, Pares, Charles | Bedford” ceca peg ton; Union, iga, do. Cleared— Ha (Br), Harding, Kingston, Ja; schrs H 8 BkRMUDA. March 16—Arrived, brig L & W Armstrong | Marlar, Win jnldad; Isaac’ Rich, Crowell, Portland; Wright, Ponce (aad cleared 2lat for Nfork); 22d, schr E ‘J W Maitland, Leighton, Boston. Sawyer, NYork. Sth—Coming up, barke N Churchill, Murphy, from Liver- Cleared 1¢th, brig T A Darrell, Pitt, Montevideo. 1; Diligent, from the West Indies; brig Praitie Kose, from dn port Mth, ship Fortiaw (1), lice, trom Liverpool for za. NYork, put in 21 t in distress, disg; bi Two Brothers (Br), ‘Lewes, Del, March 30—At the breakwater, brigs Ethel Bol- Dickson, from Now York tor es, pat in 16h 16 | ton, from Matanzas; Lima, from Cienfuegos; scr Grace rere ebster, from Haran: a a. i an or ‘ork. Cleared 17th, Mt Pleasant, Brown, King George's Sound. SAN FRANOISGO, March 80 Arrived, anips. Valbufaiso, Ol Manson, and Governor Morson, Nowland, N York, SAVANNAH, March 29—Arrived, barks Maria, St Vin- cent, CDV; Blauche Howe, Remedios for Bosto: leaking: 'W Snow, Boston; Long Reach, NYork; achre Pagan, Boston's Wm Jones, Rockland. Cleared—Steamsbipa Alhambra, Boston; Leo, Dearborn, Canpnwas March 10--arrivsdsbrigh Pantin, Patte : rriv , Philadelphia; 294, 8 V Merrick Lippincott, and. shannon PoE ei ae cro on 5 D¢ 24th, brig Cantar, Combs, Portand. e Salted ith bark ME Cummings (Br), Goudey, NYork; | N¥ork. Jonephine, Brown, and MK’ Marinér, Mariner, Po 80th—-Arrived, steamships San Jacinto, and Huntsville, land; Hattie Z Wheeler, Bacon, and Little Fury (Be Cun- | NYork; schr David Miller, do. ningham, north of Hatteras; Neva, (Br), Fisher, York; Cleared—Ship Almira, for Bronswick, Ga, to load for Li schr James Young, Wilson, north ot Hatteras; 1h, bark# | erpool; schre Eagle, for Satilla, to load’ for Brunswick, M Woodland (Br), Gent, and’ M W Brett, 1 York; Howell, Nassa' brig Croton, Bickmore, Caibarien; schrs Maggie Loutse, W: eR NS PERT EST son, NYork Bagaduce, Mead, and James Ponder, Jr, Simi perth of Hatteran: 224) bark ‘Alfred (B Hareliza, Yor c! MISCELLANEOUS. 108 ol atteras ; ir ar wren alates int eer: 2) son, NYork? sith, brige Charles A Jones, ridin, 'Bagua; peer POROUS PLASTERS, Aauiidneck, iigley, north of Hatteras; Casiilian, Long, Ma: = CIENFURGOS, March 15—Arrived, bark Auguste (Br), PERFORATED PLASTERS, IN IMITATION OF ‘mail, Portlan brig. Mtoe AY Darreil, Demerara; schrs AP Avery, Ryan, NYork; Sallie B, Bateman, Philadelphi: bark Augiita (Br), Small, Portland; 19%h, schr Maggle Gray, Fillavary, New Orleans; 20h, schr Eliza B Emery, Philadelphia; Brig Abbie © Titcomb, Marston, Samat barks Cariton, Trecartin, NYork; Clotilde, Miller, Bosto schr Curtis Fulton, Hughes, Santa Cruz; 2ist, schr 8 4M D Scull, Steelman, N'York. Satled Lith, briga Rhone (Br), Dougail, Boston; 16th, AM P(8r), Landtey, do; Lone Star, Ki aly New York; 17th, barks Prince (Br), New York; M_} Stetson, Selmers, Bos: ton; brig Alfaratta, Ogilvie, New York; schra ‘Josephine B Knowles, Consing, do; Anna Leland, Bennett, Boston; Ag- nes, Blair, Portland; 18th, brig Win Mason, Small, Boston; achr Sarah Watson, Smith, Philadelphia; 21st, bark Alex- andrina (Br), Mitchell, Boston; 22d, bags 3s warino, Blood, | ALLCOCK’S POROUS PLASTERS, are being offered for sale. Those we have seen are a prepa- | ration of “lead plaster” and calculated to induce paralys! costiveness and cholics, iI | To give relief from pain ts the object of ALLCOCK'S I soe Porta egnces Hopkins, do; James Frazer (Br), Mathe: | poRoug PLAeTER, which is warranted to contain ‘Dover, March 18—OM, Progrest, Simons, from Philadel- ao phia for Antwerp, DuLiin, March 16—Sailed, Bessie Harris, Allen, NYork, eo. ‘Arrived at. do 17th, Kingfisher, Coldray, San Francie 18th, Rosedale, Greig, NYork. FALMOUTH, March 17—Artived, Frethandel, Wachter, Philadelphia ;’ Chateaubriand, Roliter, San francisco, FoLKEsTONE, March 1$-Ou, Annie M Young, Hilton, from Boston for Antwerp. NGLQuonsreg, March 1E—Arrived, Laura Maria, Wiachke, ‘ork, GLASGOW, March 18-Satled, Columbia (#), Dumbreck, ‘ork. GIBRALTAR, March 8—Sasled, Drigs Alf (Nor), Steen (from NYork), Maracillen; Nellie Hastings, Hall (from Palermo), NY¥ook; Barraconta (Hr), Kirmme (from Messina), Boston, ‘Also sailed March 2, barks Maria Mercedes (Itat), Gulotta (from Palermo), New Or eans; Victor (Nor), Salvesen (from Marscilles), NYork; Olimpia, Pons (from Hareelona), New Ori brigs New ilessing’ (Br), Walker (from ton; 6th, Julia Kelly, Knight (from Messina), NYork. GENOA, March 14—Arqved, Eroe, Mastellone, NYork ; 15th, New Orfean » Emery, Boston, HELVoEs, March 15~-Cleared, Helena, Samuelsen, New York ONLY INNOCENT DRUGS, || without a particle of lead or any mineral whatever in their composition. Wehave made them for twenty-seven years | and will always prepare them as heretofore, They are | & harmless; but for local pains nothing has ever proved 80 \ Ss vastly curative as.an outward application as the justly cel brated I | POROUS PLASTER OF MR, ALLCOCK, Even atricture of the bronchial tubes, dropsy of the heart, io. led from Cuxhaven 16th, Ellen Goodspeed, Preble, Ra- ker’s Island. Havue, March 17—Arrived, Narragansett, Hamlin, Savan- tumors, internal and ovarian, are said to have been cured by this plaster. But in all the for @ strengthening plaster rived at do 30th, ship Martha Cobb, Pearson, New Or- i and local pains we have the testimony of the ‘and for nervo! ed 1th, Teutonia (8, Winzen, Havana and New Or- leans. HONOLULU, March 5—Arrived, ships Horatio Harris, Lc jan Fran vo for Manila (and proceeded same day - nt (Br), billoty RloJunciro; “Entice, and Genero,” from for Baker's Island, tier, WHAYANA, Mareh IY Arrived, brig 8 P Brown, Blackwell 5 beat Vilmington; echra Constitution, Smith, Newbern; Eliza: " Neth Taing, Moblies Suth,” seamanip’Concordis, Hedge, | HOw great the comfort to have a suffocating cqugh, to have NOrleana for Boston; bark Sbarpxbury, Conant, Boston} schrs Clara Smith, Smith, Portland; Young Teazer, Bright Than, Charleston 21st, steninelith Rapidan, Whitehurst, New Orleans tor NYork; 224, briga Ella Maria, Berry. Yorttand; Jobn Balch, Gardner, Wilmington; sehr Ketorno, Poch, New York; 284, steamer’ Pioneer (Br), Shackford, N'York;’ bark Syra,’ Pattangall, St John (NB) and Cardenas; 24th, bark aiy A Way, Russell,” N 2th, brig Five Brothers, Thurbur, Philadelphia. Builed 14th, bark Ocean Home, Brandt, NYork; achra CC Bearse, Hodgdon, Boston; Mediator, Gage, Charleston ; 20th, briga Emina, Smart, and Maggle (Br), Pennington, NYork ; Waltham, Hammond, Boston; £ O Redian, Redman, New Orleans; Mary E Hinds, Hinds, Saga; Chotce (Br), Brown, north of Hatteras; G G'Roberts (Br) Vance, Remedios ; I Br), Hatfield, do; schra Mary H Banks, Wyatt, Baltimo ‘rank Jameson, Jameron, Sagua; Annawan, Presas, Ma- tanzas; Mary Grace (Br), Morrison, Portland; Valero (Br Murray, NYork ; 2lst, brig Josephine, Linscott, Sagua and port north of Hatteras; schrs David Watson, Watson, Sagui Arietis, Lowe, Charleston ; 224, Nelife Tarbox, Conans, Phil deiphia; ‘Ralph Souder, Millan, Boston; 23d, steamer Con- firet physiciana of the United States and of Europe in thelr sharp pains of the chest, queer, creeping sensations around the heart cured by the simple remedy of a clean, flexible, entirely unobjectionable plaster! But internal tumors, con- sidered of a fatal character, are also cured by this mild and innocent application, which, acting Ike a second skin, pro- duces a steady pressure, by which absorption, resulting in ease at once, and ultimate cure, is obtained, FROM THE REV. DR. BEATTIE. ScoTCHTOWN, Orange county, N. ¥., Oct. 20, 1869, THOMA® ALLCOOK & Co., Sing Sing:— Your Porous Plasters are a great blessing. My daughter | | cordia, Hedge, Boston ; brig Belle (Br), Donte, NYork; bark ; Soin Grittas Downey, Ho; sobr Fesrel” Curtis: Mobile! sam, | erecta bad whooping coagh some twelve months since; bregelm peepenay, north of Hatteras; schrs Lena Hume, | when the severity of the disease abated she still for six months had a distressing cough, and became very weak and thin. Finding internal remedies of no avail ap Allcock's Cleared #24, bark Qardenas, Surdberr, NYork; brign Golden Light, Anderton, NYork; Godrgia, Miler, Baltimore. in port Ist, steamer’ Pionser (Br), Sbackford, NYork; sehr Mary 3 Harris, Bradford, Baltimore. ISLAY (Perv), Feb 8—Arrived, bark Emma C Beal, Dawes, Porous Plaster waa applied to her chest. The cough was re- Boston. LivERPoor, March 17—Arrived, Alaska, Higgioa, San pivEnroon,, March, 17 Arrived. Alsske,,Higsine, ,San | ered trom the day It was puton,andin one month was Galveston; Kate Scranton, Rose, St John, NB; Castilla (» Thoman, New Uricans: Arzilla, Wren,and Gathering, Dreyer, | ¢ntlfely cured. faa do; E C Scranton, Williams, Mobile; Lady Hulse, Robertion, | yam yours, truly San Francisco; 18h, N Mosher, Mosher, and Elizabeth Yeo, J D, BEATTIE. Scott, New Orleas Muscongus, Groves, and Hope, Ure, Charleston; Leonora, Griflln, New Orleans; Euxine, Owens, Pensacol: bane Emmons, San Francisco; Australia, Cur- ran, Savannah; Henry Pelham, Vickery, Savannah ; 19th, Pernambuco, Wapp, San Francisco; Kate Harding, Hard ing, New Orleans. Mf do lth, Adelaide Baker, Sutton, from Savannah; Wm Yeo, Howes, from Baltimore; Zadock, Priest, from San Francisco; Antoinette, Rosenan, from Galveston. Sailed 18th, Mogut, Freeman and Constitution, Dutton, NYork; Nimbus, Kelly and Wallace, Jordan, Pbiladei- phia; Alex McNeil, Kelieran, Boston. Cleared 17th, Emma C Litebtield, Crockett, Cardenas ; Ivan- hoe, Harriman, Calcutta. Entered out 17th, eee ), Browne, Boston and NYork; City of Antwerp (8), Leitch, NYork: 1th, Nile, Aylward, NERVOUS AFFECTION OF THE HEAD CURED. For two years I have been # great sufferer from neuralgia inthe head, and found only temporary relief from all the | various remedies that I have tried, untill applied one of Allcock’s Porous Plaaters, I cut ft into three strips, placing one under each shoulder blade, and the other over the small of the back; and for the past three months I have had scarcely @ twinge of the old pain! NYovk; Henry S$ Sanford, Dunphy, Philadelphia; Peruvian — (8), Sp Portland ; Castilla (8), Thomas, Ti and New Tadvise all’who suffer from nervous diseases to lose no Orleans Breeze, McDougall, New Orleans; Onward, ; time in making a trial of the wonderful Porous Plaster. A. ¥. STERLING, See'y Singer fg. Co. ¥ Fijun, Savannah; RS Ely, Lombard, Carditf and Rio Janel: ro; Highlander, Foster, singapore. Of Holyhead 18th, M Hutchins Francisco for Liverpool; Atlantic, froin — for do, ‘LOxDON, M —Arrived, Meridian, Lenz, Philadelphin ; 19th, Stanley Castle, Wyatt, and New’ World, Champion, NYork; 2th, Paraguay «#), Dixon, do. Cleared 19h, W Tt Randall, Richardson, Bathurst, RG. Ent out Ith, Geo Treat, Ginn, Boston. Sailed from Gravesend 19th, Ceo H Jenkins, Corning, Phi- Indelphia; Abby Ryerson, Dennis, NYork, MARSEILLES, March 1b—Sailed, Mary Gibbs, Whittemore, Bonton; Harvest Moon, Bartlett, New Orleans. MxkssINA, March 1l—Salled, Caledonia (8), Ovonstone, Pa- lermo and NYork; 12th, Giles Loring, Pinkham, NYork, MANILA, Jan 31—In port ships 8 G Glover, ‘Miller, from Hong Kong, arrived 2th ; Peruvian, Thompson, for Boston; Panama, Pettengill, wig; bark Samuel Larrabee, Thompson, for NYork. Sailed Jun 28, bark Adelina (Br), Cairns, NYork. Maurintah, Feb 26—In port brig China, Arensburg, tor Baltimore ldg. MATANZAB, March 18—Arrived, brigs John W Hunt, Hunt, Boston; H F Eaton, Reed, Fernandina; 19th, schr Harriet Baker, Webber, Baltiinore ; 20th, barks Geo 8 Hunt, Mite! Portland; lst, Sarah B Hale, ‘White, do; 29d, brig Mag Gross (Bt), Grows, do; barks A Kobbe, Carver, NYork ; Em- ma Parker (Br), Brown, do; achr Moses B Bramhall, Stout, Beaufort; 2d, brig Walter Howes, Pierce, NYork; bark Almoner, Garry, do; Mth, bark Ellen Stevens, Howes, ao. Salled ‘sth, bark Arizona, Carver, NYork; schrs WH Steel, Buck, Charieston; Hinbro (Br), James, Boston; 19th, brig 'D CU Chapman, Knight, Baltimore; schrs Nora (Br), Howes, Charleston; Oatharlae John, Hammond, NYork; 2st, brig J Brightman, Gray, N Hatteras; barks Triumph, joney, NYork; New York, Gibbs, Baltimore; schr Mary Munroe, Hall, N Hatteras; 224, brig Sparkling ‘Water, Hitch- born, NYork’ 284, briga Proteus, Hall, Boston; Sullivan, Perry, Bouton; barks William Van Name, Craig, N¥ork; Fan’ | im, nie Nichols, do; schr MA Johnson, Rose, do; Mth, achr Ab- bot Deverenx, Rich, Philadelphia, Cleared 19h, bark Savannah, Scaife, NYork; achr Mal- vina Jane, Smith, Boston. Newport, March 16—Arrived, Ocean Express, Horton, from Havre for Bahia. Balled 17th, F P Sage, Cronk, NYork. NEWCASTLE, March 17—Ent out, Osceola, Walden, Hong Kong; Annie Burr, Wheeler, NYork. nEitvoure, March 18—Sailed, Washington, Richmond, ‘ork. hot Mavoo, March 18—Salled, Wave, Elis, New Or- jeans. PENZANCE, March 17—-Sailed, © V Minot, Healy, from Mo- bile for Havre. QUEENSTOWN, March %9Arrived, steamship Palmyra, Watson, NYork for Liverpool (and proceeded). Arrived at do 18th, Nebezaiah Gibaon, Smaliey, San Fran- citco; Monsoon, Swensen, Pensacola; Suez (#), Pinkney, Galveston for Liverpoot, short ot coal. Satled 19th, Ravenacraig, Dunlop (from San Francisco), Liverpool; Ladye Love, Gladstone (from do), Sifgo. Sou THAMPTON, Mark 30—Arrived, steamships Frankfurt, Kuhlken, New Orleans via Havana’ for Bremen; America, Busstus, NYork for do (and both proceede: n, Ditchburn, from 8: New Youk, June 8, 1868. Gaiystown, Ala., Nov. 27, 1868. Meseas, THOK. ALLCOCK & Co.—During an extensive practice of ten years I have been @ frequent witness of the magical qualities of your POROUS PLASTERS. I can cer- tify that they are all you claim for them, {0 fact, I. have | never known them to fail in giving relief in local pains, or to impart support to the part where applied, Send me atx dozen at once. Yours, ROBERT E. CAMPBELL, . D, yys they are the best mo- Dr. Myer, of Savannal chanical supporters for weak muscles ever discovered; that by thelr warming properties they bring power and health, until the strength of the mu: les are entirely restored, That he knows a case where Allcock’s Plasters cured a gentle man of aweak spine, That he daily preacribes them in his practice with the happiest results, and desires us to refer to Dr. Henderson, of Fariville, Ui says:— ‘The counter irritant effect of Allcock’s Porous Piasters is | produced in such a mild and gradual way, they so invigorate | the circulation around the parts to which they are applied, | and exert upon all nervous disenses such — great sedative in- | fluence, that I place them confidently at the head of every plaster now Sn use. Dr. Johnson, of Hartford, | My dally experience confirms the very superior excelience of your Porous Plasters. At this moment of writing a map applies {or one, who, by entanglement in a shaft of ma- chinery, had both his legs broxen, apine severely injured, and was for nearly year entirely helpless, ‘This man found re- SOILLY, March 16--O8, Betty, Nutzhorn, from Philadelphia for Antwerp. Bataan, Feb 7—In port ship Rangoon, Congdon, for Yoko: | lief very soon by the application of a plaster to his spine, He ama Idg. — oon enabled to work and now he labors a8 well as cver. her if Sr JAGO, March 15--Sailed, brig George (Br), Guantanamo | w and NYork. (ereste, March 12~Arrived, D McPherson, Mason, Ve- nice, | He would cheerfully pay five dollars for # single pli American Ports. they could not be had at a lower rate. Surgeons should make BOSTON, March 29--Arrived, bark Young Turk, Small, Messina; brig Colorndo (Br), Sponagle, St Domingo, Cleared—Shipa 3 A Lorenzen (NG), Jessen, London; Susan Hinks, Arey, StJobn, NB. Sailed—Wind Nto NNE, brig Henry Perkins; barks E A Kennedy, and A MeNairn, outward bound, remamed at anchor in the roada. ‘B0th—Arrived, steamers City of Cork (Br), from Liverpool ; Blackstone, from Baltimore; ante 8 Vaughan, Shaw, Liver- Roots barks Young Turk, Small, Messina; © A Littledeld, ichols, Antwerp. BALTIMORE, March 29 Arrived, fhnig Unens (Br), Bart- ling, Demerara; schr J W Cofling Upton, St Pierre, Mart. leared—-Steamship Win Keawedy, Hallett, Boston; bi Manitou, North, West Indies; schrs Martha Skinner, mondson, Boston; M M Freeman, Howes, Providence. FORTRESS MONROE, March 50—Paased in, bark J Steele, from Cardi?’ for Baltimore; brigs China, Arenbury, from Went Indies for do; Maria Wheeler, Wheeler, from do for do. Algo passed in, bark Canada, (rom Cardiff for Alexandria, M FALL RIVER, March 25—Sajied, schr Phil Sheridan, Mur- phy, NYork. GLOUCESTER, March 28—Arrived, bark Guesle Trueman, Portiand{for Cardenas; schrs Laura A Dodd, Bearae, NYork} Ben Perley Pore, Bartlett, do, HOLMES’ HOLE, March 3 PM—Arrived, schrs Sea Queen, Rosebreok, Baltimore for Gardiner; Helen M Waite, Booth, NYork for Pembroke. Salied—Brig Merriwa. 20th, 9 AM-—Wind lij | use of these perforated plasters to the exclusion of ali oth as their flexibility and adhesiveness are greatly in advance of all other plasters with which I am acquainted, while the per- forations peculiar to them render them greatly superior to ail others for ordinary surgical uses, Knowing the plasters to be my sentiments should be J, W. JOHNSON, DROPSY OF THE HEART CURED. Gixx Ripe P, 0,, DELAWARE County, Pa,, March 16, 1968. THOMAS ALCOCK & CO.—Having been troubled 80 useful, I have no scruples known. with heart disease for a long time, and after doctoring with our physician for months and obtalning no relief, I gave up in despair. I was troubled with sharp pains in my cbest and loud sounds about my heart, and often felt that death would t from NE.-Sailed, sehr Mary. be a blessing. At thls time I was persuaded to apply one of ‘At Tarpaulin Cove, brig Deborah 8 Bouie, Soule, Matanzas —- for Bost your Porous Piasters. Within afew hours after piacing one JACKSONVILLE, March 22--Arrived, schr Gov Burton, —- Sedman, NYork, on my chest I felt vo more pain, and all throbbing ceased MISCELLANEOUS, about my heart, apd I have felt like a new man, Yours, Fe spectfully CHARLES BaTTY. $5,000 SOLD BY ONB DEALER, Mesars. J. BALCH & SON, of Providence, R. 1, write No vember, 1868:—"We have sold the Porous Plasters for twenty years, and, at retail and jobbing, must have sold twenty-five thousand altogether, ‘They are well liked.” LANE BACK. Kaw Yous, Nov, 28, 1880, ‘T. Aucock & Co.—Gentiemen—I lately sulfered severely from @ weakness in my back. Having heard your plasters much recommended for casea of this kind I procured one, and the result was all that Teould desire, A aingle plaster cured me in a week. Yours respectfully, 2. G. BRIGGS. LAME BACK. Coors’ SronE, Rockingham county, Va., = Nov. 30 bane} Mesure, ALLOOCK & CO.:— lately suffered severely irom @ pain and weakness in my back. 1 tried many applications prescribed by our destors, but without doing any good, At length I tried your Porous Plaster, which benefited me at once, | Yours, ERASMUS NEFF, A MAN SAVED FROM LAMENESS FOR LIFE, ‘A gentleman, from placing the heel of his boot on a plece of orange peel, was suddenly thrown down and violently sprained bis knee, He was six months confined to the house, though he had the best medical advice, At last be applied an ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTER, and in less than two months his knee was perfectly cured, CURE OF A BADLY CRUSHED BREAST. May 7, 1864, GyntLEMEN:—In December, 1863, my breast bone was crushed and badly injured by being struck by a heavy spar- I was taken home senseless, where for weeks I Jay at the point of death. My doctors could do but little for me, and I suffered continual pain, The doctors thought biister plaster would bel if put on the breast, but I thought I would try, instead, All- cock’s Porous Plaster. I put one on my breast and side, and from that time began to get better, and in one month I was well, free from pain and able to attend to my business. Any one can call and sce my breast and I will show them o e | | modern miracle of cure. J. R. BUCK, No, 2 South Fifth street, Williamsburg, L. L | | ‘THOMAS ALLOOCK & Co. A child eight years old, son of Mr, Draper, of Sing Sing, fell out of @ loft, some twenty feet, He was sadly bruised. ‘Six plasters were torn up and applied to every bruise, The next day he was out playing as usual, and in @ few days the plasters were removed and be was perfectly cured. CROUP, se ocourred of severe crop, where no doctor could be A bad before morning. The mother bethought of some Porous They were slit #0 as to ft Plasters ahe had inthe ho around the throat and che ‘he whistling breathing soon abated. Ina few hours the child no niga of croup remained, ASTHMA CURED, Mr. Wm. May, of 245 Spring street, New York, writes, January 1, 1856:—“T have been aiiicted with asthma for up- slept, and in the morning wards of ten years, receiving no benefit from medical men. I was advised by a friend to try one of Allcock’ Porous Piasters. I sald I bad tried several kinds of pla ters, withont any benefit, and supposed they were ail alike. My friend gave me one of Allcock’s, and urged me to use tt. Idid 0, and bave now worn them steadily for nine months, and find myself better than I have been for many years, To all afMicted with this awful complaint I say, give them a fair chance, and you will bless the day you frst put one on.” Mra, James H. Burdsell, of Whitlockville, Bedford, Weat- chester county, was thrown from her carriage and had her arm broken between the elbow and the shoulder. After ber arm was eet and the bone had fully knit she continued to suffer great pain at the point of fracture, and passed many suffering days and sleepless nights, nothing relieving her un- til she applied Allcock's Porous Plasters. After using them was completely cured, She obtained great one month 8 relief the first day they were applied. A CURE FOR COLD FEET. S, C, Smuth, Esq., of the American Hotel, of Babylon, L. T.5 had been troubled for many years with cold feet, He had seen Allcoek’s Porous Plaster used for whooping cough with great benefit, and be concluded to try one for each foot, cut to the shape of the foot, The relief was immediate, and be has never been troubled with cold feet since. Their application, after purging, cures fever and ague, ague cake, the spleen, and pain of the left side, just above the hip Joint, is infallibly cured by ALLCOCK’S POROUS PLASTERS. ‘They are now widely used in hospitals, both in America and Europe, and approved by all physicians, They give im- mediate relief in lumbago, aa well as in pains of the side and back, whether they procesd from weakness, fatigue or other causes, RHEUMATISM OF THE WRISTS CURED. From overstraining and other causes I lost the use of my wrists, Tapplied an Alscock's Plaster around each wrist, ‘and fa a few hours they were c: lal | B red, I tuiak workingmen, especially mechanics, should never be without them. JOHN HYLAND, Carpenter, near Albin{ avenue, Sing Sing, Dec. 6, 1869. Mrs, Richards, a well known person of Sing Sing, wae | Ss | cured of rheumatiam of the wrists by these plasters in» few weeks, | | If you need a plaster be sure and procure one of Alicock’s | Porous and you will get your money's worth, and BEWARE OF IMITATIONS, AGENCY, BRANDRETH'S BUILDING, AND SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. MEDICAL WONDER. HYATIS LIFE BALSAM. Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout in. thelr waret etages Scrofula, King’s Evil, Erysipelas, old Ulcers and the worst cases of Diseases of the Blood, great Debility, Liver Com- plaint, Kidneys, Salt Rheum, ‘tc., &c., are most certainly cured’ by this sovereign puriter. It has been tested by the public twenty-two years. It bas cured a hundred thousand cases, and never fails when taken as directed. It isa certain curative for Fistuls in all curable cases. It cures the foulest old ulcers, even where the bone has become caries. CHRONIC RHEUMATISM. HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM cured F. B, Conway, Eaq., tr dian, Park Theatre, Brooklyn, N. Y., of Chronic Rheum failing of cure in Furope and America from the moat eminent medical practitionere, SCROFULOUS ULCER. HYATI’S LIFE BALSAM cured Mr. Jacob Roth, office 43 Greenwich street, of @ Scrofulous Ulcer, which had eaten the tlesh to the bone. Mr. R, has been cured 15 years, with- out ny return of the disease. aa by a ‘ rincipal depot 446 Grand street, Sol ru per otile, or six for #5. ee 2) Y. HAVGHWOUT & CO. ie corner Broadway and Broome atreety will continue for THREE WEEKS only elr t closing out sal o China, Glass, Gas Fixtures, Silver-plated Ware, Bronzes, Ciocks and’ Mante) Sete, Call and examine their prices, marked at and below cost in plain figures on each article. After Ist May their successors, Messrs. Nicol & Davida continue the business at 686 Broadway, near Gret GOLDEN COD. LIVER OIL, Purl IML ‘and reliablo, obtained from fresh and heathy livers, and unsurpassed ly any yet_ produced, Sold by all respecte ble drugaiste, J. MILHLAU'S SONS, 188 Broadwa: ‘OVEL AMUSEMENT FOR THE FAMILY CIRCLE, All kinds of Conjuring Tricks, Magical Repository, 748 Broaaway. MPHOSE WHO USE STIMULANTS, Those who nse stimulante daily have arterial blood, approaching in color venous blood. The fact is It acquires ILHAU'S: Hartt | | too much carbon. Now this may occasion sudden death, but by using BRANDRETH'S PILLS the blood becomes dia- infected. If we take wine or strong drink over night, by taking four or five of BRANDRETH'S PILLS before going to ] bed al! the effects of liquor will be gone by morning, | | |