The New York Herald Newspaper, April 1, 1870, Page 10

THE STATE CAPITAL, A QUIET DAY IN THE LE" Satu, The Young Demoorac’y nies a Com- promise After ‘geing Whipped, and ‘are Snubbed. Legislative Proceedings in Both Houses. Moeting of the Democratic General Com- mittee and Defeat of Samivel. ALBANY, March 31, 1870, Order has Come out of chxos and the excitement ‘Which prevatied here during the past few days has Spparently subsided, at least so far as New York ‘ity maiters are concemmea. Business is rapidly Progressing and prospecta are in favor of an early adjournment. i U8 HEELERS, | or a very large number of tiem, have goue back to New York, aul this town 1s asauming by degrees its usualdull appearance. Yesterday it was nece¥ sary to keep several policemen engaged in clearing a wangway, 12tront of the Pelevaa, through the gang which crowded on tle sidewaika on either side of ‘he street. Rough az many in the crowd, seem to ‘we they have thus fer conducted themwalres quite ‘orderiy, wad Lave pot disturbed the paldie peace or Goae anything to wring down any comdomnation on them. THE. ‘(RVING HALL PEMOWRACY have accepted ‘tm result ana, with few exceptions, have bowed gmoetully to the will of the majority. The *new gsowiers,” 10 whem J referred in my let- ter of yestemmigy, have been sasured that ME, TWEE P'S FRIENDS MUST BE FRUIUNDS OF MR. SWEENY, ‘They have, therefore, *dropped) on themselves,” ; an say nehing chat can tena to make any new Tent in the Gem ocrave cloth. Ja conversation with moveral of the * gictors it was given out that CONCILIATION “was to be the policy of the Tammany leaders—that ‘whey were wi Aiag to reeetve tne late Kickers again if “they would promise faithiuliy to be good boys and “behave “the mseives in the future. Some of the “youngsters 4” however, scout this wea, but seem in- ‘slined w dc ) nothing now vo widen the breach which they have ¢ dready made. But while New York mat- ‘ters ape be coming quiescent, AN OFFER TO COMPROMISE, Mis sold, was tendered to-day bythe youngslers to the Temm any leadera. The young democracy were Willig to return tothe ranks of the faithful if the eharter \ vere amended so as to save the preseut Common Council, This Councti, however, the Tam- many pe: pplebave regardea as the.head and front of whe offe: ding, and they immediately rejected the proposa', The republican leaders in the Senate seem favorab ly disposed towards the new charter, and there C:an be no doubt that it will pass the Senate -with 80 me twenty or twenty-one votes, BROOKLYN 18 LOOMING UP and thi sre is vexation of spirit evidencea by some of the prpminent Brooklyn leaders in both branches of ‘the Legislature. The Brookiyn Police bill, for which Jacobs and Cullen fought and worked so hard in the House, passed the senate tuis morning by a vore of twenty-two to six. This ts reguiar; but Jast Bight, when the Brooklyn Water Comuiesion bili ‘Was up Senator Genet succeeded in baying it altered #0 that, instead of droppiig the names of Kinsella and Bliss, and leaving those of Northrup and, Fow- Jer, as ine Brooklyn folks wanted, Biiss’ name was retained and Northrup’s cut out, This action made WAR HORSE MURPUY SICK; So Bick that he felt like leaving a vacant chalr in the Benaie of the State. Jacobs is aroused, and as Jacobs’ ladder is raised and he is climbing tt very Fapid'y he can drop some very heavy stones oa the ‘heads of other bilis which don’t suit him. Besides, there 13 i CAMEO CULLEN ON THE WAR PATH, vowing destruction to any pet measures of Genel’s ‘Whteh may come before the House. Cullen’s feavhers are yuiMed to day and he mesns Sight. He told Genet @8 nich, and he promises to keep his word, He Voted to let the New Yorkers take care of New York Matters ana he and his coileagues demand that-the Brooklyn folks shail be aliowea to manage Matters connected with the City of Churches as they dcem pest for the interest, aud according to tne ‘wishes, of their constituents. So there is tun in more for the boys yet. Senator Pearce to-day latro- duced 2 bill in relajion to THROWING LIGHT ON BROOKLYN, in accordance with a resolution of the Brooklyn Common Coancii, which provides that the work of ligitting the strects shall be a ward matter, and making the necessary accompanying provisions. Senator Cauldwell inwwoduced a bill providing for REPEAL OF THE METROPOLITAN POLICE LAW forall por-ions of the Metropolitan district outside of New York and Brooklyn. The biil does not make any provision for estabiishing any other system of police regulations, but is solely to repeal the Metro- politan Police acc. In the House, to-day, THE EIGHT HOUR LAW, which was introduced by Mr. Hennessey, was up in Comuiittee of the Whole, and was ably arguca for by Mr. Bergen, who had facis and figures and fancies to demonstrate the utility, practicability and advisa- blilty of the méasure, and the abjlity to explain it. The bili was lightly amended, and was reported with a recommendation for its passage. In the Com- Mittee of the Whole there was also discussed the bill in relation to procuring a cabinet of natural history and placing it in charge of the Regent of the University. THE ONONDAGA GIANT of the House opposed the bill, and thought that in shis practical age ihe cabinet as a@ charge for the Blate was useless. Mr. Rowan, of Albany, assared the Mouse that one giant from Onondaga nad aiready found sheiter in the State Museum, and Messrs. Flagg and Littlejohn argued in favor of the bill, and claimed that the state should take a pride in having in its possession a collection of specimens which would help science and which was connected with the condition and growth of the State. The bill was finally ordered to a third reading. The bili introduced by Mr. Flagg, of Troy, in relation to BORROWING MONEY and allowing the lender to charge ten per cent In- stead of seven was also in Committee of the Whole, and wasdebaied by several members, The view gen- erally taken was that this might do well enongh for ‘Wail street and professional borrowers aud ienders, but that in tle country pisces and among those who bad morte gen on \ieir homesteads it would have a bad effect many whose mortgages had run beyond their term, but who were permitied to continue them by paving the tterest, would be asked immediately to bay of thé mortgages, and ji they wished torenew them would be obliged Zo pay ten per ceut per annum for the necessary Yoan. Mr. Husted, of Westchester, moved to re. commit to the Judiciary Committee, with instruc- tions to strike out the enacting clanse. This was too hot for the Trojan Ff and he the little Bald Eagie to withdraw bis motioy id he ‘would promise not to cail the matter up again, Husted was inexorable, aud tie nail was driven by @ heavy biow into the head of tbo Usury “William,” and it died the death, The Governor to-day re- ceived ~\ A HEAVY DOCUMENT in the shape of a set of resolutions, beautifully én- and peen tr ae Lae Bh are - ations adopted by the sacheins of Tammany the reuurement of Mr. Hoifinan as Grand Sachem.. ‘They were ht to this city by the gentleman Woe gid the quilling, Commodore’ Ben isruaj, ana were by Grand Sachem Tweed, wno SPEECH BY MR. TWEED, Mr, or, 1 wish to present to you, on behalf of the Tami Society, @ series of resoiutions ‘adopted society, which will explain them- Selves, and which 1 resp wd ask you to accept 4m the name of our it order. KEPLY OF GOVERNOR HOFFMAN. An | those are beautiful; very handsomely executed, indeed. Well, Mr. Tweed, I can only say J thank you-and the ancient order which you repre- Sent for their kind remembrance and complimentary testimonial and the honors that a have so often eonlerred on me, and that I shall take care to pre- Berve this asa memento {o which I can ever look With pride and gravfcation. (Turning to Commo- Gore Brady). This is your work, is it not? SPEECH OF COMMODORE BRADY. rem, wir?” She delegation, consisting of Grand Sachem Prem ‘Tweed, Mr. Brady and a few othe’. then retired, talwortit FOUnT Mau COV veyed nial to & geoure position in the ";xecutive Chamber. ‘Khe Governor to-day sent to tw ‘TWO VEIv in relation to conve! to | Geor; so William Chambers roca! tothe State, TY ¢ iona Bashrond and certain lands be- rounds for the vetoes at the Land Co’ nmigsioncrs had already, in 1 the meceasary steps ; that If these are to ayia ties ty ‘w the frat case Senator Lewis, of sme individual; and im the second MEETING OF TY (y DBMOCRATIO STATE CENTRAL COM- MI The mem’ srg of the Democratic Btate Cen mittee met? nis aivernoon at Mr. Sweeny’ , ume and place of ‘holding the Nomina- ention for J r tl lately ‘there were preseat seventeen of the nime- ail the appearance of whe true interests of State, The venerabie Sath souy’ - Antorttal discussion on ol Me, Sweeny m accordance with law, An Unose and other sity’ grant what has alrea cessary, and if inte’ re iepronee ieay as sustained by ’ 4 yote of 16 v0 1, Ene, betug the I jae x by @ vote of 19 *eroom tO de> Toon me’ avers, and. ss * nen, represent present conéition joved to have the «ventious for nominatiag the aew judges, and .9 for vomiuating State officers, in tie lal, The snerabie boy did not like this, and wantea to have for holding the fall meeting leit o) some tature day, views were overrul: adopted, which shows thatsaimmy nas mot the ‘uence inthe country he Was accredited, hol@ the convention for nominating juages on the 270 of April ‘uniess the Legislature sheuld put the eleqon eif until a later day, then the be held about twenty days in advance. An advisory ee was appointed to consider she question his committee comprises Messrs. ‘Til- ee weeny, Snow, McCouiue and Colonel or SENATORS CREAMER AND GENET ‘ed deiore We Commitee on Munictpal Af ‘of Who Senate this aiteragon for the purpose of Aung tue wew Clarter; but the censideration oF tise matter was postponed until Lext Monday aiter- It was-<decided to cenvention to INSURANCE COMPANTES Senator Preece, of Brooklya, intveduced to-night @ bill in relarton Lo insurance companies not orga ‘ized under the faws of tms State, and wivch tran sauce business in Uns State. such Companies inast ve subject to the same rules and reguiations as are prescriped by the State Insur- ance Department for companies organized un- the jews of this foreiga companies J amount a8 such compames sheil poatt in the Siate Department and such other invest- ments a3 ukey may lave in dood and mortgag unencumbercd real estate, the same supervision as State companies aud when proper, authorized Javestigation inte their condition and allaivs 13 to be made they must subinit to the usual rule and in case of a refasui they shali be de- barred Lrom doin); vusiness in this State, bilof muek tmporvauce to home wsurance interests and will no doave pass wiihou' THB COLORED FOLKS ARGUING OVER THE FIFTEENTH The vit prescribes that The capital of They shall be subject to t much Oppositiol A sainte of 100 gnns was tired here to-day by the colored citizens in honor of tie Mitcenth amendment proclamation. NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. ALBANY, March 31, 1870, By Mr. Murrpy—Incorporating the Masonic Hall Association of Brooklyn; also amending the act relative to laying out streats in - Kings county; also to authorize corporations to change their naines; also to amend the Revised Statutes relitive to jury hsta; also amending the act relating to cruelty to By Mr. TWEED—To amend the charter of the Iron Tubular Tunnel Company tn New York and Brook- 1yn; aio relative to Laterpretation In justices’ courts By Mr. BANES—Regulating the storage of petro- Jenm and its prodncts in ciiie: aiso to divide certain warda in Troy. By Mr. KeENNep¥—To amend the charier of Og- denshurg; also adversely, a bill to prevent kerosene accidents in New York and Brookiyn; agreea to. By Lr. Prexce—To Micorporate the American Com- mercial Association; alsv Ww prevent encroavuments in the harvor oi New Yors. The Assembly amend: ments to the Brooklyn Police bill were coucurred i and the bill flaally passed. BILLS IN‘RODUCED, By Mr. CavLpweii—To abolish the Metropolitan Police district outside of the city of New York aad PieRCE—To regulate the manner of lighting streets 1n Brovkiyn. BILLS PASSED, ~ Providing for the incorpoxati A geueral bi providing for European system of steam towage ou tue canals of Amending the act relative to the publication of the ‘dis provides that ope 3 political party slia!l be selected tn each BXECUTIVE VsTOES, The Governor sent in vetoes of two private bil's relating to jauds held uuder pateat from the Staite. ‘The vetoes were sustained. 7 YORK SOLDIERS’ HOME. After a long debate the bili appropriating $300,000 for the erection of tke New York Soldiers’ Home was, on motion Ol Mr. HARDENBURGH, relerred back to tne Comunittee of the Whoie. UENERAL CANAL APPROPRIATION, The Generai Canal Appropriation bill came up in Coaruitiee of the Whoie. ¥F, SANFORD Offered an additional section giving the power of appeinting subordimates to the canal commissioners on each division. Mr. HARDENBURGH opposed the motion, and asked that it be referred vack to Messr4. PARKER and KEN» giving the Canal Commissioner, Who 1s responsible for ihe condition of fis division, the right to remove and appoint subordinate officers. Mr. sanlord’s amendment was adopted—i3 to 11. EXEUUTIVE S¥S3i0: After an executive session for the confirmation of notaries pribile a recess was taken tll ball-past geven o'clock. aiversely agrecd lo; jon of villages, the introducuon of the session laws. Canal Committee, DY argued in favor of Eveuing Session. By Mr. Tweep—Autnorizing a donation of lands in New York to the Hahnemann Hospital. Ordered to a third reading. Confirming the titie of the Mayor and Commonalty of New York to certain lanus in that city, incorporating lute and health Increasing the salary of the Cann} Commissioners to $5,000 a year, and ailowig $1,000 for traveiing Mr. LonD offered an amendment increasing tne salary of tie Comptroller to $5,000 a year. Adopted — Amending tue act insurance companies. Iucreaaing the salary of the Canal Appraisers to $3,000 a yeas and allowing $1,000 for travelling ex- ASSEMBLY. ALBANY, March 31, 1870, GENERAL ORDERS, The following bills were ordered to a third read- Appropriating $49,250 to the Willard Asylum for the Insane; providing for the payment of the cortifl- cates Issued to the survivors of the war of 1312; piacing the State Cabinet of Natural History under charge of the Regents of the University, and to be called the New York State Museum of Natural His- THD USURY BILL. Amending the Usury law by providing the rate of interest shall continue at seven per cent for the first year, &nd at any amount not to exceed ten per cent which may be agreed upon for an additional year. ‘Fhe bill was supported by Messrs. Flagg aud Van Selkreg and Littlejohn severally Mr. Fietps stated that the Judiciary Committee had reported the bill merely for the consideratiou of en out of the bill on amt Messrs, Moseley, denounced the bil cting oli NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN FERRIAGE. ferriage between the Seventeenth ork, and Brookiyn, fare av three cents for adults and xing the rate of wo cents for chil- Fen. : On motion of Mr. Borys the race was fixed at two ee! for chilaren, The vill readin, the capital stock of Ke Her Insurance Company to $150,000, THR EIGHT HOUR LAW. Fixing eight hours as the time for a day’s work REEN moved to strike out cight and insert ns Messrs; BERGRN and HENNESSEY opposed the ameudmens and sustained the bill, Mr. LYON moved to amend by inserting an oxcep- ton where parties may contract for a groater or lesser number of hours, Mr. GREEN withdrew bis amendment, and Mr. Lyon’s amendment was adopted. Furtner debate was had, wheu Ment wos reconsidered and voted down. Several amendments were made with a view to d It Was then ordered to @ third cents for adults and one © was then ordered to a thir fecting the bill, Peading. REPORTS. By Mr. Fie.ps—Provi for the disposition of ig from foreclosure of ; @iso relative to fees in New York Jus- new trials in ccertain ‘Terminer; also reiative ssioner of Jurors. that the Conference Com- ve agreed to the amendments louse. the Baffalo assessors to assesa for 000 for city expenses; also to widen & portion of Washiagton avenue, aulending the charter of Pougnkeep- By Mr. BALDWIN~ Authorizing the Southside Rall- road Company of Long laland to construct branches, joneys acoumulal cases in Courts of to the Kings Count, Mr. FizLps annoy mittee on Excise made to the bill by th By Mr. 'near—Allowi By Mr. LitrLesoun—The ‘Syracib and Onondaga Hillis Railroad Construction bill; also authorizing ‘no Syracuse and Nortkern road Compahy to ‘build a branch road to Lui! By Mr. BuRNs—Anthoriging the Now York Life In- surance Vom; pay certain moneys to tne Wads- worth Norman School, uli balfpast seven P.M, Evening Session. ‘The following bills were referred to the Sub-Com- malttee of the Whole:— ae relative Ru arts in Bieckinny ts open Herkimer act $ place, Brooklyn; to close part of Clove road, Brook. 3 to Booure religious freedom to convicts in State risons and penitentiaries; ‘to incorporate the Man- attan Dispensary, New York; to Irving place, New York, Ina yacninerly Girection, By Mr.'PaTRicK—Incorporating the New York Ar- cade Railway Company in New 3 algo the East River and Bushwick Underground Ratlroad bill. By Mr. BaMLER—En¢ ny construction of the Sch By Mr, Fuacc—Adversely to the repeal of the clause inthe New York tax levy in belatl of secta- rian schools, Loeld on the tabie.and ordered to be prinied. The report was signed by four mombers—a mi- nority. Mr. NELSON reported in favor of granting the seat for the First district of Wayze county te Mr. Wood, the sitting member, who is a repubiican, ‘The report was agreed to Unanimously, Mr. NBLSON also reported 1a favor ef eting the seat for the First district of Albany to W. D. Murpuy, the sitting member, who ts @ democrat. ‘ne report was agreed Lo. Mr, ALVoRD moved that the committee report on the Goodrich va. Joues case from Brooklyn by tie Sin of April. Mr. NELSON made @ statement svowtng that the commitiee bad Jabored assiduonaly on the cases be- fore them, and would now take up this case and re- port as soon ag possible, Mr, Alvord’s resoiution was tabled, BILLS LODUCED. By Mr, Jacons—Concerning the Brookiyn and Rockaway Beach Railroad, allowing the coxwpany to build @ branch. by Mr. O. MunPHY—Authorizing a railway in Whicchall and other streets in New York. By Mr, Wuirmn—To consoidate the several acts Telative to New York Districts Vouris, By Mr. ALvorp—Amending the General Railroad act bsg asto allow municipal corporations 40 take BLOC! by Mr. LitrLEsouN—Amending the act extending owers Of the boara of Supervisors in New Yor aud ings county. By Mr. !LAGa—Amending the act incorporating telegraph companios. By Mr. Besnerr—Amending the act to prevent frauds in sciling railroad and steamboat tickets. by Mr. O’Kkare—Leiauve to opening streets n Brooklyn. THE BUCKHOUT MURDER TRIAL. The Defence Rest Their Case—Rebutting Testi- mony for the Prosecution—A Clergyman’s Opinion of the Prisoner—The Accused Denies His Identity — Probable Close of the Trial To-Day. Shortly after nine o’clock yesterday morning the trial of Isuxc Van Wart Buckhout was resunied in the Court of Gyer and Terminer, at White Plains, Westchester county. The testimony of Dr. D. Tilton Brown, Superintendent of the Bloomingdale Asylum for the Iusaue, was continued:— The symptoms deserined woald inaicate au insane delusion; would prefer not to call it homicidai Mania; regard Dr. Ray-asa very high authority on diseases of the mind; the facts of Buckhout be- lievivg his wife to be guilty of infidelity when she Was chaste, algo that the pheriff was after ium to “ob and kil him,” taken in connection with ali the other sy:nptoms as descriped, would lead me to believe that the accused was laboring under an in sane delusion; would not regard tae Cragicai act as anytithg eatraorainary for aa lngaue imap; it would not be inconsistent with insanity. Croas-examined—1t would not necessarily alter my opinion It the fact were proved tuat tie accused had good grounds for suspecting bis wife’s guilt; would attach more significance to his declarations olay to the homicide tuan to those made atter- wards, The prosecution here entered ito a lengthy examination of the witnoas aa to whether in his opinion /ucxhout was insaue, to Walch the answer was given that the actions and manner of the pri- soper prior to the wagedy would warrant the sup- position that he was insane, Dr, Seti shove, beluy sworn, testified that he has been & practising physician for the pat Joriy years, und that he fully comeided witn the opinions of the preceding witness regardimg the state o: the prison- en's mind, The teaumony of Dr. Grow t Was also concurred in by Dra, Lous, Peiton and A. M. Clark, boti pratising paysicians of mauy years’ standing. Here the deleice anuowuced tual tuey would rest their ¢: FURTHER TESTIMONY FOR THE PEOPLE. Caleb Horton, being sworn, tesniied—l am ge- quainted with the prisoner; nave known ium six or eigui yours; bis conduct Was always rauonal; know Ira Miller; de tod me that when Luckaout came to hig house alter commitiiug the murder he (the prt. soner) sata, “Pm a ruined ina; I have shot Charley Rendall,” and whea he said, “it can’t be possivie,?’ the accuses answered, *Yoo true, too true; poor fel- Jow, J ave killed them a)i.’’ Noh tH, Briggs, being sworn, testitied—t reaide at Tarrytowu; ha Nowg the prisoner many years; have seen him dint jiyuor irequenuly; never no ticed Lim intoxicated; saw himon the day belore Jast Christmas; be Was drinking ia a lquor store; Vought some potatoes Irom bisa in the tall of 1860; we each had a claim against the over; he made ous the account at the golticwent; lus dgures were correct. nS OQNDUCT WAS ALWAYS RATIONAL, Rev. b, Guilbert, beng sworn, cestided~i live in Tarrytown, and am pastor of St. Mark’s Episcopal church ab that place; have Kuowa the accused about two years; Was in tue habit of seeing him perhaps three or four times @ year at his house and about as often at church; last visited him in a pastoral ca- pacity during November, 1819; always conversed with him on religious topics; ne uvariably asked me to read aud pray with iis family during my visits; never noticed any change in his manuer bejore the iwagedy occurred; Buckhout seemed ‘deeply im- Pressed by the death of tis Jatuer, ia April, 1869, aud always referred to the event with much feeling; his conduct and conversation were always rational; on the occasion of my last visit to te ticuse of tie accused Mrs, Duckhvut talked @ great deal about bis conduct; BH WAS CRYING BITTERLY; the accused had gone out of tue room at this time, bot retutued shordy aiter. Charies 4, Miler, being sworn, testified ~I live tn Sleepy Hollow, about @ mile from where Buckho' resided; have knowa the accused about niue yt bud a conversation with him duriag November, 1: he mentioned the name of a young woulan ID the neighvorhood, and said tie “loved her beter than any woman he ever saw;”’ asked him if he aid not except his wife; he answered “No, not even except- ing her;” he also spoxe of having seduced the sume petson, for whtch act, he said that a suit had been brougot against him. The medical testimony for the prosecution w: probably be given this morning, wien it 13 unde atood that Dr. Gray, Superiutendent of the State Asylum a Utiga, and Dr. Andrews, of the Massa- chusétts State Asylum for the iusane, will be placea upon the stand, Arather ludicrong incident transpired quietly 10 the court room yesterday, in which the prisoner played @ prominent parq ft appears that a phy- siclan who bad just arrived for the purpose of tesil- fying was anxtous to have the prisoner pomted ou by accident he dropped into a chai poaag UCK hout, who was sitting near his counsel, and addres: ing the accused in a whisper, asked him if that was the prisoner, pointing at the same time to the court stenographer, who gut alone at a simail table near the beach, buckhout (whether unwitting or now sald ‘yes,’ which caused tbe doctor to regard thi gentieman named with a@ lively mterest for a con- siderable time ere the Mustake Was regtided. r “arg creed ITALIAN <FERMATIONAL MAGITIME EXHIBITION. CONSULATE GENERAL OF ITALY ; IN THE UNITED STATES, NEw York, March 80, 19/0. To Tur Epiror or THE HERALD:— It may be interesting to some of your readers to know that an International Maritime Exbibition will be held tn Naples from the 1st of September to the s0th of November next, when gre silver and copper medals will be disiriouted to exhibitors judged worthy thereof. The objects admitted to the exhibition will be all those relating to naval con- struction, steam engines, ports and maritime estab- lisnments, wood, meials and combustibles, articles and materials for rigging and rope ates in general, implements and arms for commefcial marine, pre- Parations for salvage, victualling of ships and Gailors’ movables, fisnery, scientific works, &c., &e. Son be ores to ey ee cee a Tae matter to any pi applying at my ofjice, No. Broadway, between tweive and four o'clock, FERDINAND DE LUCA, Consul General of Italy in the United States. MEETING OF INTERNAL ACVENUE ASSESSORS. The Internal Revenue Assessors of the city met yesterday at No, 108 Leonard street for con- suitation. A ieee, from Assessor Van Wyck ¥ Commissioner Rolling on the gubject of the lability of partners for assessments was read and also a letter from the Intter in reply, stating that “when a member of a firm sells bis undivided in- terest in the partnership merchandise vo another tmoember of tbe same firm, in fhe act of dissolution, Who thereupon commences @ fresh business by hi self or in conuection with 9 new partner or pa ners,” such a transaction shall not be regarded as a Galo within the weampg Of Wp laws Almanac for New York:Tuls Day. OCBAN STEAMERS. DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YQGRE FOR THB MONTH OF APRIL, + = >>> Eee EEEEES SES: et S EEEEE 3 >> >>> >>> PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 81, 1870, CLEARED. Steamsbto Siberia (Br), Harrison, Liverpool via Quoens- lyn. » Délanoy, 8t Domingo—Spoiford, Tilestan ‘teamahip Morro Castle, Adams, Havana—Atlantic Mail 0. okt Livingston, Cheeseman, Savaongh—Living, Co. Stenmuhip Tennessee, Chichester, Charieston—-II R Morgan 0 by tone, City Point and Rich- ip Co, (Br), Wayeott, Antwerp via Philadel- phia-—H J DeWolf & Oo, 8 Progress, Cousins, Mobile—Nesmith & Son, Smith, Bristol—E FE Morgan's Sona. Proteus, Chapman, Cronstadt -W Ropes & Co. Bark Jenny (NG), Benrici, M1 Bark Bessie North (ir), Faulkner, Mavre—H J DewWoif & 10. Bark Teresina (Ital), Viola, Gibraltar for orders—Law- & Co, town—C G Franck! Faas Tybee Bark Montreal (Hi Bs ug —Fred Scawoot. Bark G W Roosevelt, Uarriman, Havana -J E Ward & Co, Brig § P Smith, Bodve, Lisbon—sbiler & Houghton. Brig Bolus (x), Ferssins, Gibraliay for ordera~rett, Son & Co. curs D Trowbridge, Crowell, Barbadoe—D Trowbridge & 0, Rr), Tungby, Matanzes—P I Nevius « Son. » Loring, Matanz: Nesmith .. Bena, Rovertsun, St John, NB~—J A Hor- 1G # Somes, Bray, Manzanilia—Moss & Ward. » Puerto Pinta—B J Wonder 8 br), Dickson, Hivitfax—Brett, Son Schr Freddie Walter, At.zoud, Nor. Jc—~C Ee Staples & w—J Talbot & Vo, faven--Rackett & Bro, Sebr 0 © Acken, Ho Senr Dart, Johnnon ord, Steamer Faanie, Fenton, Philadelphia, ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAC'I?s, ‘Steamship Helvetia (Br), Grigs, Liverpool Mareh derate \Y winds; 27th, 28th 3 wilh a very lich light, passes ibe hy, Liverpool and Queenstown an Prince, Jackson, Port au Prince 234, with coffee, cotton, logwood and 25. ngere, to B Marrray, Jr, teamsliip Rapidan, Whitehurst, New Orlean |. with mdse and passengers. to Livin: Co. From Marchi 24 to 27 experienced very heavy NE to ENE and NW, accompanied with heavy sea, (The R Steamship Volunteer, Jones, Wilmington, NC, with naval storea. to 4 Lorillard. Steamship Wm P Clyde, Morgan, Wilmington, NO, with indse and passengers, to J Loriliard. Steamship Tsnac Le, Norfolk, with mdse ain a, Queenstown Tith, to 26th, bad mod and 29h, E winds; 26th, a strong E arch 1, 18’ uailes of Fire I wreck of a schooner's apara, Steamship Tarifa (Br), Mw via Boston, with mdge, to © ¢ Richmona, City Point and’ myer, to the Old Dominion Ship Elizabeth Dougall (itr), Rowland. Shanghae, Dec 13, wiih teas, to Wetmore, Uryder & Co. Had very hoavy wea: ther on the coast. Ta Sunda Straits was in eompany with ship Horatio, from Snanghae for New York, food Hope Feb TL, and eroased the Equator in lon 83; same day, spoke ship Countesaof Kent- ore, froin New Zealand for Loudon, ip City of Sontresl, Daggett. London and Tsle of Wi mise, to Thomas Danham’a Nephew & Co. was 13 days tothe Banks, lost and spit salts. Newport, 34 daya, with rai Passed Anjier ¢ had fine weather rgos, Linnekin, and was drowned Datch), Guweland, with eofee and Feb 12 ‘and crossed. the fine weather up to lat 25.N, since sirong westeriy gales. Bark Grace ! Cann (Br), Cook, Hartlopoo! railway iron, to order; vessel to James Ex Took the northern passage and had variable weather; was 24 days west of the Banks, with hi t 48, lon 49, saw w large num Bark Abbie Thomas iron, to Boyd & Hincken, Took tie southero experienced heavy W and NW gales throughout; 27, lon 59, epoke whaling echt Cardiff, 28 days, with railway ok the ‘nor:hern passage, and been 11 days to the westward of with W and NW winds, March 14, lac 45 1, loa 20, spoke bark Fortuna (Br), from New Orltwus for Liver- Bark, Hellespont, Crowell, Buenos A; hides, €e, to RW topes & Co. Crossed 11, in'ton'89; had fine weather a cuced aliea'y SE gale; same day, lat 3431, 16n 9), passod a large number of boxes, marked A 1; wiso.a number of water c Brig Zeebtoem (Dutch), coffee and spices, to Vernon 95 K, took the SE tra, re of Good Hove ex, from Province iron, to Boyd & had variabic weather; hai ‘27, when experi- ds, Padang, 132 days Dec 21, lat 98, lon d thom to the Cape. Passed Hejena ith, and crossed tho xhty vaciabie weather most enortern tropics March 11, in Jon 0 of the passage ; passed 58; mnie then had ong Wand NW winda, Jon 10 14 E, spok sip Argonaut, from ark Regina Maria (NG), trom Patang 8, Algoa Bay, 52 days, with Crossed the Eana- lang for Boston 5 Brig John Kendall (Br), Jai to order—vessel to G F Builey. ig lon 8010, Had variable we: t OF her stern sticking out of water, and all stove in, with epars floating alongside; looked as if she had been ran Into by some other vessel, Brig Como (Br), Williams, Messina, 78 daye, with frait to ner, Brown & Finkney—vesse! to H J De Wolf c« ¢ Feb6. Had hight e Passed Gibraltar westerly and heavy NW lat 42.40; lon 64 8), spoke Th “4, 12 days, with wool, “Brig Curacoa (Br), Lockhar Had rough weather, skins, £0, to Jns Youlkea’ Son. Brig James Miller (of Belfast), Thombs, Soi with sugar, &c, to Miler & Houghton, Experiented heavy wenth Balled in company with mn Wolsh and Samuel Lint States, March trom Cardenas ce 8 oul; 2th, lat of Cape or, Smith, trom Sague for Philadelphia; Captain S$ reported having been J¢4 days novth of Hatleras, ‘on of gales, and had lost deck low’, fore boom. i Jost and split sails, eoale, Cienfaagon, 22 for New York, 7 da ser izetta (of Ban ays, with suzar, yp to Brugiore & Avilex— weather, with heavy SE and NW gales; split sail days N of Hatteras, kic, Brown, Machias, 6 days, with lumber, to Tough weather during the entire i Simpson & Clapp. 0 A Farnsworth (Bi molasses, to Be! Had rough weat! Hatteras, experienced in company wit been J duys N of hr Lontsa Smith eh 2%, 2h miles § of Gale, stove boat, de. Sailed y,'of Newburyport. Has ‘aa, f Brooksville), Webber, Arecibo, PR. ‘tubing—vewsel to lon 68 09, had a hoary: g commencing at W and veering around to WNW, lasting boom and gail, stove boat and split d to soutd before it for 12 hours, is, Matanzas, 16 d ol to I P Sherman. rough weather, with strung N winds; has bosn 6 days N Schr T J Prazier, &e, to Dollner, Potter & Had variable weather, 28th inat, 100 miles N, sunken vessel, with ut of water; could not make out what she wi ar, 18th inst, lat 25 08, carried away ma! soine galls; was comy Sebr Joseph Seger (of Btockton), omy 11 days, with cocoanu weasel ta Youn; asse<| the wreck of over (Br), Barnett, daliast, to Duncan Meo, 27th inst, hada beavy gale from 8) hours; lost Corestayaail, Schr C H Macomber, Higgins, Jacksonville, 7 days, with yallow pine, to master, Passed Through Well Gate, BOUND sourd, Schr J K Mundell, Howard, Georges Bank for New York, with fish to Orocker & Haley. r Julia Elizabeth, Henne: for Now York, with Schr Pavilion, Mart, Frankfort for u heavy W and RW Ej was hove to for sy, South Thomaston, & days, Dixon. ‘New Yori, with granite nA ran) 8 days, for New York, albo' ; Ket, Rockland, 7 days, for New York, ‘age, Portland, 6 days, for New York, ry, Portland, 6 days, for New York. with lumber to B Blanes, Schr Mary Marchant, Blankhusen, New Bedford for New Schr Laura Watson, Hudson, New Bedford for New York. Schr Thos B Smith, Bowman, New Bedford for New York. Fall River for New York, lt River for New York, Sebr Ann Fliza, Sherman, Providence for New York. Schr K V Edwards, Robinson, Schr Hannibal. with lumber to Wilder & Son, Schr Cabinet, DeWolf, 8chr Minerva, Baxter, Norwich for Georgetown, Oraway, Connegtiont River for New York, rookhaven for New York, Howard, dreoapert for tow Fone Sel Green} for New Yo Behr JB Johuwon, Hawking, Port Jederson for New York. BOUND EAST. jattie Coombs, Jam: Charleston for We ch ee a eee ne sen wortolk tor Pievideagee 08, Virginia for New Haven, Sehr J.C Thompson, —, Senr F fF hy Sehr J Frankii Schr 8 F Crowell, Howes, a roadfield, Crowell 1 b, Baltimore for Boston. Baltimore for New London, ‘ia for Nantueks jadelphia for New Bed- Philadelphia for Boston. ingame, Philadelphia for Salem, ns for Middie- Schr Menawn, Di Sebr C$ Watson, Adams, Phila Schr Wm H Rowe, Whittemore, PI ford, &chr J H Moore, Nickerson, urlingame, Burl Schr Hiekman, Schr J M Brainard, NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1870.-fRIPLE SHEKY. SHIPPING NEWS. 0 seem ee Sehr Char'és Northam, Pelton, Seuth Amboy for Middle- town. Ruzhnelt, Amhoy for Norwich. Baht Keule Browa, Harnegs, Fort Mona ni for Port. Mor “is, Hotch isa, Bitaabethport for Salem, Bene Cisere Ueant: Kiigapsinoort for tiinhnun. Gen Marion, Thi , Bllzabetnnort for Newbureport. Behr MA Preimoro, Hart, Bilzabethport “or Praviitence, Bebr George & Edgar, Bruith, Elizabethport for Bamford, Bohr Port Rioo, Wentworth, Flizabethport tor Salem, Schr M E Hearn, —, for Stamford, 8 Reranton, Olark, Elizabethport for Middictown, Sobt Mary Fleming, Williams, Port johnson for Taunton. = Leontine, Pratt, Port Johnson for Damariecotta, Schr Ney, Chase, Newburg for Fall River. ach, Newburg for Culais, ee Beaania Neenah seek hamplia, Newbu fol i Pettigrew, Fort Lee for Westcheater, angen, Wweeha f e E E FREE 232) 4 Ly EESESS ers, New York for New London, comb, New York for New London, New York for Westpart, Johnson, New York for Starnfor'l. itchell Morrill, New York for Stamford. Sehr California, Nicholson, New York for Bridgeport. Schr ML Bartlett, Rioke ‘York for Goose Ssland, Schr H M Woodward, Newcomb, New York for Boston. ‘The Spanish tron clad frigate Victoria arrived fn Flushin Bay a6 1b AM bist trom New Yorks vin Long Talend Sound. CSREES: 32 2 3 PERE SeSe28 sat apt SAILED, Steamships Siberia, Lit } Morro Castle, Havana; H Livingston, Savannah; ‘Tennessee, Charleston; ‘Saratoga, Richmond, &o, The brigs EP Swett, Lawranca, from Sa@g for Boston, and Nuevitas, Trnoy, from Baltunore for ies Ca at ie SW spit, weather bound, Wind at sunset BE, fresh. Shipping Notes. ‘The General Transatlantic Company's steamship Lafayette, Captain Roussau, will leave pler 60 North river at 8 o'clock to-morrow (Satniday) morning for Brest and Havre, The Inman line steamship City of Brooklyn, Captain Brooks, will sail from pier 45 North river at 7 o'clock to-mor- row (Satorday) morning for Queenstown and Liverpool. ‘The steamship Pennaylvania, Captain Hall, of the National ine, wiil leave pier 47 North river at 7 AM April for Liver- Pool, catling at Queenstown to land passengers, The new stcamahip Australia, Captain Hedderwick, of the Anchor line, wiil sail at 12 M to-morrow, Saturday, (rom pler 20 North river, for Giasgow, calling at Londonderry, Ireand ‘Tho Merchants’ lino steamship Crescent City, Oaptuin Nor- ton, will leave pier 12 North river at 8 PM ou’ Saturday, 2d Jost, for New Orleana dirget, ‘Tho steamship Wilmington, ¢ will eave pier 20 East river at 3 West aud Galveston, The stoamship ‘tybee, which was to have sailed yesterday for St Doming', was detained to await important despatches from Washington, Marine Disasters. Suir Cras Hf SouTnARn, from Newport far New York, be- fore reported put back leaky, Is siated in m despateh dated London, March i, to be discharging. Bank CRICKET—Two schooners were alongside the bark Cricket, from Rio Janeiro for Baltimore, ashore near © ain Cole, of Mallory’ ‘Mon the 2d inst for K ey ey rl heavy trom NB, Another despatch, dated Bist, says she 18 a tot jo t was insured, but the vessel was not. The captain and crew xine up irom Norfolk AM of lst. Bark SyRA. from St John, NB, which was eunk in the at Havana harbor of Cardenas, has been rafeed, wnd arriy. March Bata GLANor (Bn, Conyers, for New York, sailed from Bermuda prior to Mareh 24, but put vack dismaated; no par- tteuiars. BRIG PRENTI8S Honco, from Messina, at Philadelphia BOth, reports heavy gales on tho 874), trom Fenwick’s leland to the iightship; Bn) casks, and recelved other damage. Brig MANLIvs, from Matanzas for Philadelphia, ashore fa Delaware Bay, was boarded 30th and found to be ight, having made wo Water, Carzo in good order. ‘The woather threatening, but could not do the veosel any harm: (A look later report states that she is in a bal condition). Brie Two BuoTnERs (Br), Dickson, from NYork for Mar- aeiliea, betore reported, put into Bermuda, 15th inst, in die- tress, reports left NYorkou the wlst ult. On the the bight of the same day experienced @ heavy gale that soon increased into hurricane. - Keveral of the satlors were frozen and 1en- dered wait for service. The vessei laboring heavily. During this stress of weather the deck load was swep! away, water oaks were stove in, salle lost, foremast sprung, sibboom materially injured, and vessel sprung 4 leak, making so much water ag to render it nevessary to keep all the availabl hands constantly at the pumps. Captain able to run towards the Gulf in bo; of meeting better weather, but in so Piiiee was driven $10 miles to the east of Bermuda, Vessel sti! leaking aud ths crew in quite a dis- abled and more or less in an exhausted condition. After kuooking about two or throe weeks the Captain succseded fa making the port of St George, the first officer, second ellicer crew being utterly disyualiied for any kind of work, and the vessel coniaining eeveral feet of water in the hold.’ The brig will repair at Bermuda, Buia ALenv (Br), Hopewell, from Ponce, PR, for Boston, nit into Bermuda 224 inst, with rudder brok iy wis bn te 18th, fa lat 33 20, toh 67 10, bigest Scn® buZaDETH—Tuckerton, NJ, March 31—The schr Elizabeth, Capt R Walton, with coal, for Hyannis, is ashore on New Thiet Shoals, Little Eyg Harbor, New Jeracy. Crow are in the rigging. Scur RRxorNo (Mex), Posch, from New York for Ca: eby, put into Havana 22¢ inst leaking. ey Sone Nowa (Bry Howes, at Charleston from Matanza experienced heavy F and NEE gales, Sa witich lost the foresall and two jibs and split mainsail. SouR MINNFHAMA, Sanders, from Cardenas for Ne a RI, put into Charleston for a harbor. Experienced con: Uihed heavy gules from Eto NE, and had but one observa. tion since leaving port. Scnx PocumTvck, of Gloucester, 4 ash wich in the heavy wind of Sunday night and was ried water. The Pocumtuck satied on a Western Bank trip last woek and put jnto Harwich to complete her crew. She will probably be got off. Sonn Essex, Leighton, from Millbridge for Boston, on coming to anchor Monday morning i Portland hetodar ing a heavy blow, dristed toto a schooner hailing from Caluis and broke both minsis off by tue deck. Sue will discharge part of cargo to tit new masts. The other schooner austained ho damage, (The above are tie vessels before reported a5 uuknown.) Scur GRAor Ciirron, of Key Weat, was passe: 28, water‘ogged and abandoned, ow” a# Passed March PutLapeirata, March 31, 11 AM—No report from th brig reported sank off Polk's Beach, Noting can berwens this morning of the schooners ashore at Indian River Inlet but masts out of water. Miscellaneous, We aro under obligations to Captain Jackson, of steamshp City of Port au Prince, for hfs attentions, Purser Oscar Crocheron,of the steamship Rapidan, from Havana, has our thanks for favors, The US steamer Colorado came up from the compass buoys yesterday afternoon and anchored off the Battery. Netice to Mariners. The following notice to pilots and masters of vessels has been Issued by the Health Officer of the port :— QUARANTINE NOTION, Pilots and masters of vessels arriving at this port from an; domestic port south of Cape Lenlopen are hereby now fie that, in accordance with la hey are subjes i by the Health Oflcer from tue Ist of April to tht vember inclusive. JOHN M, CARNOUHAN, Health Oticer, Port of New York, Quarantine, Staten Island, March 81, 187). Whatomon, AtMahe, Jan G1, brig Para, Worth, of Salem, 875 bbis sperm ol) all told. Heard from Jan 18, bark Ospray, Heyer, N B, 210 sp since Jeaving St Helona; Triton, Sneil, do, Kv sp, 180 wh; Piones Hazard, do, 10) sp all told; Minerya'Smyth, Howland, do, 10) wh; Lancer, Macy, do, 100 8p: Globe, Tripp, do, 109 8p all told; Crowainshield, Praro, F H, 20 8p this season, 180 told ; Cape Horn Pizeon, Hazard, Dartmouth, 70 sp 20 wh; E B Phiiiips, Chapel, NL, 70 ep;_ brig Pocahontas, Fisher, Marion, 160 sp; Myra, Babcock, H, 7U sp; echr Washington Freeman, Brayley, FH, nothing this season. ‘The. briz Ab- bott Lawrence was at St. Helena Feb 12, with 850 bbis oll all told, ‘The bark John Dawson, with 1,020 bbls sp all told, would sail for nomo on Feb 14, Arrived at Honolulu prior to th inet, barks Roman, Jer- nezan, of New Bedford, from a cruise, with 80 bbis g oil; Menry Taber, Packard, ‘dodo, clean, The Horoen Feports, no ates, barks’ Conco: jones, of New Bedford, 14) sp; Olivet Crocker, Fisher, do.” 4 Bi Spoken. Ship Mary (Br), from Baker's Island for Amsterdam, Jan 9 lat 56.88, lon 82 97 WW. o Sutp Anriapolis, Lennon, from Baltimore for Liverpool, Feb #1, lat 44, fon’ Bhip Helene (N@), Fethtp' Sabino, Mitchel, from Gi for U. Ship'Sabino, Mitchell, from Guanape for Havre, March tat 32,40,N, lon 34 W. J 5, Ship Centaur, Foi March 8, lat 50, lon L aschen, from Now York for Bremen, yr, from Liverpool for Philadelphia, Bark J 8 Winslow. Davis, from Savannah for Buenos Ayres, Jam 00, iat2.00/Ny lon 27 90 ane rig Protege, Knowles, from Boston for Melbourne, Feb 9, lai 40, Ion 37 00-—all well. me op Pig Novelty, Havouer, trom Boston for Matanzas, March at 85, Jon 60 25, wre G'W Chandler (of Portlahd), March 23, off Little Egg jarbor, A brig ane, red iP with white ballin centre, steer- Sng SSE, March NY, lat 2510N, lon 4189 E (orobably the Atex Kirkland, Martin, from Baltimore for 8t Joun, PR), Sehr Hyne, Giover, from Darien for Guadeloupe, 9 da} Olt, Was Been, no date, ke. “Carlsbrook” (Aum, from Callao for Antwerp, Feb 12, J Jat 26 40 N, lon 40 20, i Foreign Ports. March 19—Arrived, J L Wickwire, Murray, Aladdin, Evensen, NYork. Safled 19tu, J Cummings, Hookway, N York. ARECINO, PR, March $—In port brig Annandale (Br), Fo- ley, for NYork Nig; schr Addie Murch! Dela- ware Breakwater, do. RR March 18--Sailed, D 1 Watjen, Gauss (oF eabellz, Maver, Baltimore. GREENOCK, B1—Arrived, ‘steamship Cambria, Car- naghan, N Yor kK. ceAuiuno, March 18—Arrived, Normania, Roer, Phita- ‘elphia. TNGSTON, JA, March 9—Arrived, schrs Melita (Br), Me- Lean, St Thomas (and railed f1th for Milk River and NYrk); Fie are ae Cle oP Gioig for ‘Trinidad de Cubs 10 port Toth, e Co re yal; sehr Caray ay i ASAT ANTWERP, Philade!phi le, Murchie, for = abevt ready to gall; seb ford, for Philadelph: via Savania-la-Mar, ready; S: looper, from N York, arrived 13th, for Cienfuegos, soon, Livenrod ty Mareh “Arrived, ship Teaac Webb, Morti- mer, 4 « ono, March 30—Arrived, ship Wm Tapscott, Stouffer, ‘ork. LONDONDERRY, March 8]—Arrived, steamship Hibernian, Watts, Portland for Liverpool (and proceeded). Port av Prin March In port schre Five Sisters, Peterson, oud Koret, Crocker, arrived 19th; Louisa Wilson; Holt, from and for NYork, ldg. Balled ith, brig Allee (Br), Godet, NYork; 92d, Henry & Louise, Potter, Bt Marc to load for NYvork. rile; Nora for laverpool (and proceeded). ?, Umer ‘or . eats March 19—In port Urig. tzu & Caprera, for ¥York are American Ports. eAPPORAUG, Mareh %5—Arrived, echr Helen, Searle, 2a DO! TON, March 80—Arrived, achr 1, A May, Baker, Phila~ delphin for Porinad (put i for a harbor) eare ipa Tarifa (Br), Murphy, Liverpool via NYork; City of Cork (Br), Allen, do, 40; PM Tinker, Barnard, Cienfuegos; Barat, Goria, ‘Movile; schr Ann , t BiMiod- Wind NNEo NE, steamshive Tarifa, Aries, and Glancus, The outward before reported, remain at 8. Sist—Arrived, steamship Neptune, NYork; ship British America (Br), tassgows Warts Horace Roulder, Gould, Mes- bina; Orehiits Havener, do; Blelian, Perelval, do; Gneco, MOALTMORE, March 80—Arrived, bark Deborah Pennell Pennell, agegy; sent De Ki ling Robinson, Coma, PR. brig Harry wart eci n ; Kotp, Maimozes; Valeria, Conclia, Uardeuas; Theo Deany a taking ont ear Sith, ‘The Messrs. Baker went 1o her assistance at 3 PS Wednesday. Wind night of 20ih os She had on board 6126 bags of cotlee. The cargo it sails, stove hatch houses and water Figg, “tver Beofield, Dissosway, and Dau} Holn j 4 Nalat—-Darks Soft s A Chom, Lyon, NYork. 8 001, Cornu; sehr Valeria. Kist—Bolow. “sre Rapid (ir), Phiban't, from Martini BESS 0% Gay farch 19-Arrived, sehr Rhoda Halves, 280. sf port ships Moravia, Patten, for Callao; Sven (Hd Kavyiaom, dings brig Udorus, Hawkell, do, pehekav thot, a unreh 13 Areived, ‘acre MO Harty aw! el WW Vater, a Wh wArriveds brig M ff Dana, O'Nelty Charles La rr brig M i ton, STROM Raat teresa rn meneeer, cate paeriyens, Balled—Schra Dr Kane, ‘I idence; Marfan Site SME ATA AS Wig? He, am tist—Arrived, achra Palma, from NYork; Arcturus, Jae maica, Naniled—Steamahip South Carolina, NYork; schr A C Paige, Us FORTRESS MONROE, March 81—Arrived, brig Three Bis-- ters, Knowlto bit ‘at tor Alexandrh ‘rived fist, bark Biack Prince, from Cardif for or ers. ‘A heavy northeast atorm prevails. wa PuiVEIE Masel ey eee Mary Mershon, Mii, Bi han eo 5 ‘or! GALVESTON, March’ H4—Arrivel, acir Addie Blaisdell, Gaifeld, NYork. GLOUCESTER, March 29—Arnved, echra Ben Perley Poore, Nut ‘A Dodd, Beara, NYork, and > HOLMES’ HOLE, March 29, AM—Arzived, brig Monloo, Libbey, Charleston for Boston? * Returned—Brig Merrlwa, ‘ Satled—Sehr Fred Warren, PM—Arnived, schrs Addie Walton, Rich, Sagua for Bostony Jane L Newton, Rieh, Trinidad for do; Mary D Cranmer, Horner, Philadelphis for do; Harrlet N Miller, Miller, Bliza- beth ‘Sou 9 AM—Wiod NE, Dowing fresh. Arrived, schra Chae F Mayo, MeMtlian, Port an Priuce for Boston; It bite ied ¥ inginle. ‘KPieroe, , fangier fordo; A_S Wiley, Newcomb, Vi ‘ 5 iia liven Mala Philadelphia. for do; Gea ‘oole, Yo! Salem, KEY. WEST, March 20—Sailed, steamabip Gulf Stream (from Galveston), NYork. MOBILE, March 26—Cleared, achra JT Alburger, Corson Georseiown; Murzaret & Lucy, Crowley, and Angle Amabur 1, Rogeca, Bennacole. "MACHIASPORT, March, 35—Salled, achrs Neptuno, Robe ingon, aud Willte Harris, Look, NYork. Ni RLRANS, March 23—Arrived, steamship Araneae Corbishtey, Liverpool; ships A!bert Gallatin, Chandler, Mos bile; Genevieve Strickland, "Havre; brigs Buryermelster Stethberg, Rio Janeiro; # G Redmon, Redmon, Havana; sche Mary Lymburner, Lanstl, do. cumships Kensington, Hedge, Roston : Lodon ty Hovey, Nyork; ships Queen of Hearts, O'Neil, Liverpool len, Neileon, Havre. Soutiwest Pass, March 26—Arnived, bark Maria, Pajaly favana. Salled—Ships Richard McManus, Rochester. iene » March 28—Saiied, bark Aphrodite (Br), Brown, iver pool B1st— Arrived, Danish corvette Thor, from St Thomar, pNEWRULYYORE, March 25—Satlod, brig Tu's, avacunz, Ni:W BEDFORD, March 28—Salled, schrs Thomas Potter, Handy, and Nellie, ‘Anderson, NYork;'R H Huntley, Nicker- som, do. 2ti—Arrived, sehr John W Perey, Kelly, NYork, Sallod aelng Louisa Francia, Rely, NWorks JP Wallace, Allen, and Si Vassar, Jr, Christle, do, Gth--Arrived, ship Iolani, Woods, Honolulu; achra John T Wiliams, Newbury, Baitimore; WD Mangum, Cnase, NYork; Nizer, Thompae NEWPORT, March 29--Arrived, rs Oread, Goo Norfoik for idence; J G Curtis, Kit Carson, Jen‘sins, Mary Steele, and Cora, Morrison, Virginia for Bos- ton; Sea Flower, Hoboken for New Bed/ord; John D Grif Eilzabethport for Lynn; CC Pettengil, do tor Salem; Wi tor © Hall, N¥ork for Newburrport; Neitie Cushing, do for rtland, PM—Arrived, achra M. Mershon, Brightman, and Cabi- net, boWolf, Fall River for N Yorke” : Sailed—Bark Stag, Anderson, Cienfue; for Boston; rehrs Jane L Newton, Rich, Trinidad for do; Benj Strong, Brown, NYork; Horizon, Newman, Pawtucket for do; Gen’ Bani Sa'fsbury, Portland for do;’M B Mahoney, Mack, Rocklan for Baltimore; Nil Desperandum, Oliver, Boston for Vir- ginia; Collins Howes, Jr, Harding, Ghathain for New Haven; Eastern Light, Paine, Boston for Tangier; Daylight, Mc dep, and Win MeCobh, Arey, Portland for NYork: Bylvestee Hale, Coleman, Taunton for do; Jas P Foster, Wing, ham for ford; Honest Ape, Conary, and Planter, Hor- for NYork; May Day, Adams, Camden Carroll. Chase, Boston for Stamford; Rockland for Richmond; Hero, Wooa, Crockett, do for NYork; R H Huntley, Da- New Bedford for do; Plymouth Rock, Crodier, for vis, for do; 8 8 Bickmor it, Kelly, Falmouth for ‘Hyanis 3 8 Applegate, Sears, ‘toh Hi Weet, Harwioh for do; Jas Parker 8r, Kelly, Pawtucket for do; Kate Scranton, Palmer, Providence for do; Dr Ro; ‘Arey, NYork; 8 L Stevens,’ Studley, Portland for do; sloop Blackstone, Worden, Providence for do. B0th—Arrived, schrs Senator Grimes, Gibbs, Jacksonville for Boston ; Cherub, Fletcher, Elizabeth fordo; Ida Bud fon, Whooier, Ntork for Fall Rivers Artists Forrediory Bout ersot for NY« NORWICH, Mareh 26—Arrived, schre E 8 Tyler, from , Fhe Chancellor, do; Harriet Ryan, Wixon, New ork, 4:4i-~Sailed, schra Jacob Raymond, Holt, and Harriet Ryan, Wiison, NYork. 2is—Arvived, schra Pela Peck, Avery, and Vermilion, Lord, ns, ae NEW LONDON, March 29—Arrived, schr Kate Church, Lord, NYork for Georges Bank. : Sailed—Schr F F Randolph, Steelman, NYork. graph, Head, Porto Rico for Nor- y Woolsey, Parker,’ Baltimore; Elisha Baker, Jerome, Astoria, to repair; Cornelia, Beckwith, Bank forNYorky R 8 Dent, Cook, Philadelphia for Fait River; Jas English, Barker, Issac Arfderaon, TH Elizabethport for Providence; Sam! Miller, Chapmat, for Weata Bank. NEW HAVEN, March 98—Arrived, brig T Towner, Rice, Porto Rico; gelire Bilas Ruuyon, Wooton; Grioa, Winters’ an james a yoch, Biital ort; ‘Whitmore, Terry, Virylota; Margaret Powell, Fenton, NYork, 20th—Sailed, brig Rising Sun, McCarty, Mayaguez; sobre 3 a annatra, Taibot, Porto Rico; Mollie, Plummer, Aro pRENSACOLA, March 29—Atrived, sohr “Flora, Moe le. Cleared 284, ship Sea Queen (Br), Reevie, Queenstown. bark Apanse ‘Cork. Borrousen. Lansetae ; orig Mary © Rosevelt, Call, Briton; Mth, ship Bleaisend (Nor) Onlberg, Swansea. PuLLADELLUIA, March 80—Arrived, steamsh{p Yazoo, Catharine, New Or cans via Havana; ong Prent Hi Snow, Messina, schrg Orion, Osborne, Belfast; Kate # Rich loughty, Roc! A faley, Hatey, joe, Frainbee, Fail River; JW Driskoy Haskell, dot TF Tasker: Allen, NYork; Jas Satterthwatte, peauer. Boston; P Price, Yates, Providence. Below, brigs Ethel Bolton, from Matant aaa; Lina, from Cienfuegos. Cleared—Brigs Mary C Haskell, Haskell, Trinidad; Bessie (Br), Tower, Cienfuegos; schra G H Moller, Brown, Charles- ton? J © Henry, Henry. Lynn; Ocean Wave, Bryant, Rock- port; Ida della Tor ra River; H Binckman, Jones, Warren; West Wind, Townsend, Providence; © Coop er, Nickecson, sham. dist—Arrived, bark Diligentia, Alicante, At the Breakwater wth, schr Grace Webster, from Ha- vant. ae March 98—Arrived, schr Romp, Miller, Bal mores Cleared—Brig M: A Chase, Dolan, Sagua. She cleared seauabip St Asaee thee Ritchie, Glase OW. SPORTSMOUTH, March 25—Acrived, schr A L Putnam, West, Baltimore. PROVIDENCE, March 28 Sailed, schraB WH Warford, Sprague, Elizabethport ; Michigan, Pickering, NYork. 29th—Sailed, schrs EK B Wharton, Bonsall, Washington, DO; Wm H Wiiton, Brown; Win H Dennis, Lake, and J 'B Johnson, Smith, Philadelphia: Amelia, Peebe; Eliza J Raye nor, Hutchins, and Ann Eliza, Caswell, NYork. 20th—Arrived, schrs © © Wood, Gandy, Charleston; Wm HY Hackett, Robbins, Nangeraond; RS Newcomb, Higaing, do; Oread, Goodspeed, do; rent T Crocker, Harding, Nor- folk; W P'PLIllips, Gomery, Puiladelphia; Kilea M Dusield, Raynor, and silver Spray, Horton, Eltzabethcort. for Paw? it ‘Chas A Gratner, Harvey ;'M Carlisle, Northup Lewis, Taylor; North Pacific, Eaton; J Clark, Fowler; Merwin, Bunce; John Warren, Mc@ar, and’ Fly, Heath, Elizabethport. . Sajied—Schrs Dan Simmons, Peterson, Norfolk; Foam, Homan, Trenton; NU Skinner, Thrasher, Philadelphia; J Burley, Saunders; Jane, Haskell; Watchful, Reynolds; ¢ Mf Freeman. J:ldridge; Gen Howard, Johnson, and Hyena, jardner, NYoris. SAN FRANCISCO, March 31—Arrived, ebip Sumatra, Mufe iin, Hong Kong; bark Gerardina Susana’ (Dutch), Dam, Ba- vin via acnreoere. SAVANNAH, March 31--Cleared, steamship Gen Barnes, NYork; sitp Scroamer, Liverpool; barks Imperor, Bristol; bi NS Re Havre; achr O Jameson, Providence, SALEM, March %—Arrived, brig Nathaniel. Stevens, Saunders, Rockport, Me, for Fortress Monroe; schre Sarah, Grabatn, ‘bastport, for NYork. 2ith—Arrived, Silver Bell, Bailey, Ehzabsthport for New- it; A J ‘Dyer, Dudley, aud Henry Dobbin, Machias: pOMERSET, March 30—Salled, schr Artist, Forrester, TONINGTON, March 30—Arrived, achrs Morgan, Powers, Pullatelphia; Win HC Wood, Kelsey, N¥ork; Joba Connell, s Yo TAUNTON, March 96—Salled, schooner Sylvester Hale, Coles » New York. WARLHAM, March 28—Arrived, schr Annie ‘Viiler, Wit- der, NYork. ‘M6th—Salled, eehr Emerald, NYork. Ruth Balled, schr Monitor, Robbins, NYork. WICKFORD, March 00—Arcived, scbr F C Smith, Van. Ansdail, Eliza¥ethpo AM GOODS MARKED 1N PLAIN FIGURES AT E, D, BASSForD's, Cooper Tnstilute, iSEHOLD WORD—BUY AT “~~ g, D. BASSFORD'S, Cooper Institute. T GOLD PRICES—SILVER-PLATLD WARE AND Table Cutlery, RR ao "Cooper Institute. —_—— mnie es pS) COST—CHINA AND GLASS WARE. “~~ B. D. BABSFORD'S, ‘Cooper Institute, A —SONETHING BEAUTIFUL. tao Neer enegeepet# Only ew White Lireoge Dinuer Fitteen Dollars, mn The Toflet Sets, ete The Tea a mi All other goods eq) re Cur prices beat them all, HADLEY’ Middle of the Cooper Iustitute Block, No connection with the crockery stores of the corner. RANDRETH’S PILLS ” ‘Remove impurities from the blood; thus the weak become strong and the blush of color again mantles the pale cheek, Some doctors affirm they absorb electricity, but we know Dervous diseases are cured by BRANDRETH'S PILLS, “The wonder was and still the wonder grew, Broadway and Broome street, will continue for THREE WEEKS ouly great closing out sale of China, Giaes, Gas Fixtures, Biivor-plated Ware, Sronzes, Ciocks and, Mantel Bete, Call and examine thelr tm pain figures on each article, The jaa iavoloes es nail receive of choles Paria and Ger man now being opene After int their succeseors, Mesers. Nicol & Davidsot will ‘contin to Business at Broadway, near Gi Jones street. Avical, cure, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUSTIC OR from business, for Stricture, Fiatula, Pile Disasee nt the Pelvic Visser’, Diseases and Dsformition 0 ‘Nose, Fase ant Person, the ENON RY A, DANIELS, Mt Di. HA Lext mn ave’ ASR. AGNEW, 96) GREENWICH SrRBly, TOMAS ori han reduced (he prioos of Fens, Collces, Hu" gars, Flour aud all kinds of Croce Molasses and rs ak sions to the gold standard. .