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10 WASHINGTON. NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1871.—TRIPLE SHEET. cinnsilsetn cre gion Territory; Joe, Palmer, gent at Rifts Washingwoa Territory? am Agen a Te Nominatior.y Sent to the Senate, ‘The following ne minations were Sent to the Senate to-day by the Pre adent:— Organization of the Forty- second Congress. N. P. Chipmay, to be Secretary of the District of Columbia; S. &. Brown, A. B, Mullett, A. R. Shep~ berd ane Pablic Works Lincoln, d ¥, Verdi, H. A. Willard, Joba M, Lough: ton and Joan Marbury, to be the Board of Health or tic bist t of Columbia: Nurcisse Connoyer, agent te the Tudiaus of the Umatilla Agency ab Janos A. Magruder, to be the Board of 3 for the District of Columbia S. to be Washington Territory: Edwin Eells, to be Indian All the Present Officexs Re- nominated. Agent Vor Washington Territory; Join Smith, to be Indiaa Agent ab the Warm Springs Agency, Oregon; Alfred. BL Santh, Postmaster at Poughkeepsie, N. Ys Republican Revenue Reformers Refuse to . ‘Coalesce With the Democrats. Popularity «ff the Nationnl Loan. New Effects of Reviprocity on'Canadian Commerce. WASHINGTON, March 2, 1871. Repevlican Cavens—Toe Old Odl-ers of the | Hoase Renomiuated. Tre repwdiican membcrs elect to che ensuing Congress Beki © caucus to-nurht in the Hal! of the House of Representatiy for te mommation of oMicers, Governor [tair, of Michigan, in the chair, ‘end Representatives Ambler and Maynard acting as peta Speaker Bluine, Cierk af athe House MePhersen «and Door | keeper Bexton e severally nomtnated by acelxmation. Se tat-Arms Ordway was | nominsted on the first Ordway, 76; General Herr member ‘of the pres two oailote for Posimas incumben!, was veing—tor | ; 1, Of Miclitgan, 27; Cyrn | Hawkins, 12, and A. , Rowa member from North Carolina, 11. Bemocratic OCnacus—General Morgan unted for Speaker. Thedemocrats and conservatives held their cau- cus tm the old Hall of Representatives to-night Hon. Fernando Wood was chosen chairman, ané Representatives Adams, Getz and Shober seere- taes. Seventy-six members elect were present. There were twenty nt Mr, Kerr, on the pert orthe commitiee heretofore appointed to Inquire to the credentiuls of certain members, made ar Nanti- | Port of the facts with reference to the members from Misctssipp and to the case ot Mr. Tift, of Georgi On motion of Mr. Kerr P subject was, aftera p delat to the commitiee om upon the oI y may deem @ of the Tennessee commuttee wi Representacy York, paving x, of New in gmomina- tion for Speaker, Mr, Randall, on vehaif of the Pennsylvania deieg: nominated Ge, who, however, declined the nomination, e ing his thanks for the compliment, The caucus batloted Mr. Morgan | received the higher number of ballots, when the nominaiton red nnanimous. The toliowing gentiemen —_ were then nominated by tion:—For Cierk, Jam G. Berrett; Sergeant- Doorkeener, Owen Gales; Chaplain, Ignatius IT. Cooper. On mowon of Mr udail it was unantmonsly re- solved that the Forty-second Congress ought to journ the Srst at the earliest practicable lime, and that those now present would continually Vote to inat end. The caucus then adjourne The River and Harber Ap viiation Bill. Nicholas Jreabury; ne; Postmaster, Seaton In the evening session of the Senate the River @na Harber Appropriation bill was taken up, amended and pa: Among the amendments were those reducing the appropriation fur the tin provement of the Ea-t river from 00 to $200,000; appropriating $ Delaware river below | the Filteen Mile F 000 for improving tht dentown, und $15,000 the Connecticut 1 Yrousie Over the islative Spproprintion Bil, | The conference committee on the Legislative, Execotive and Judicial priation biil failed to agree alter three or jour meetings, They were ac- cordingly discharged and a new coutere ordered. The points 2t issue amendments to the bill § tnerea ries of the United States appropriation for the ne ang and for extendiny grounds, These involve the Circuit Judges, y State Department build- na improving the Capitol iltogether about $2,000,000, | and the House manag: refused to accept them, Ii is probavie that some sort. of a compromise will be elected, so that the pill will be saved. ‘o Repeal o: the Iucome Tax This Session. Mr. Huoper made another tnesfectual attempt to- @ay to bring the bUl to abolish the tax on incomes belore the House, On a motion to suspend the rules and pass the bill the yote stood yeas 91, mays 116, not even a majority in favor of it, much less twothirds. This settles the question for the session, atleast. In tne new Con- gress Mr, Hooper has an idea he will meet with more sticcess. Compromise on the Southern Pacific Reitrond. Tue conference commitiee on the Southern Pa- cific Railroad held a protracted meeting to-day, ‘The conter ended 14 @ compromise agreement. The House managers agreed to let the Senate have one branch read, irom Marshal, Texas, to New Orieans, It was alsu agrecu that the new road should connect at San Diego with a road run- point ning from that to San Francisco, and owned by the Cent: ific Company. The ques- Nion of the gauge of tho read was reserved for als- + cussion and settiewent at a future meeting. Tne confererce report will probabiy be submitted to bowl houses to morrow and “tbe Senate at Werk on Appropriation Bils. There is. good prospect to-night that the Senate Will be able to get Bills before noon of Set both bow govd w priation evening a nt anda and imduerent, wil li will be accom, Avoitier itien! Col The co and others, York bun sangeme mall per rect to the tu August Efforts ot Revenne Reformers to Secure QGontrol of the Ways and Meaus Commit- ‘tee~-Republican Reformers Refuse to Coar lesee with the Democra A qutet fignt hes been Polng on for the past two days between the tarlif men on the one side and the revenue reformers and free traders on tie othe about the organtzatren of the next House of Reor sentatives, Several prominent revenue reformers from New York, Chivago and othor Western cities are here doting what they can to secure men of \netr way of thinking upou the prominent commitiees, ‘The Ways and Means Coxamitee Is of | course the bone of contention. The revenue re- formers are anxtoas to keep men like Judge Kelley, of, Poansyivaia, from being placed at the bead of the committee, They do not expect vo get aa absolute ought at jeast to have a mederate tarid: man—a sort of hav and hal!—and they name General J. A. Gare fold, of Ohw, as their choice. Gardcideans strongly stood and expounded by David A. Wells, late Special Commissioner of the Revenue and bis followers. An aticmpt vas made to get Speaker Blame to commit hinwelf upon this question befere be was nominated by the republican caucus, Vatious means were adopted to wring irom lita mm advance the nae of the gentleman he intends making chairman of he Ways and Means Comunttee in the next House; but Blaine was too sharp te commit himself, and he was too siroag as a candidate for Speaker to be compelled to make any promises in advance of his nomination an@ election, It ts, there- fore, pnkuown yet what he will do, It 1s stated that laemcrers of the new Hoase to come over and organ- Vi itis With the democratic strength it would e@ required only twenty republt- canis to have accomplished this ; but much as the revenue reform republicans hate the tariff men, they cannot very weil afford to de iy party discipline aod virtually throw the organi- Za 4100 of the House into the hands oi the uemocrats. ‘The gentlemen mentioned in connection with the Chairmanship of the Ways and Means Committee He is generally regarded as an extreme tariff man, free trader as chaurman, but they argne that they | in vke direction of revenue reform, as It is under- | democrats made overtures to the revenue reform | © the House im the interests of free trade and con- | ere W. D. Kelly, James A. Garfleld and fienry L. Dawes. Of these three Kelly is the only one who 1s now a mem- | ber of the Ways and Means Committee, THE SAME OLD The Union Republican General Committee Hurl- ing Back the Charges of the Enemy— The Vowards in tho Camp Who Want to Compromise — Indignant Patriots ‘Who Know Their Own Virtue, The Union Republican General Committee met Jast evening at the headquarters, Twenty-second street and broadway, Sinclair Tousey presiding. After tne reading of the mmutes of the previous meeting Mr. Day’ ‘jected to a statement therein, that would imply the unanimous adeption of the ‘ad- dress presented at that meeting, and denied that he, for one, had voted aftirmatively, Mr. CoNovER informed Mr, Dayton emphatically that he (Mr. Dayton) did not yote in the negative when the motion was gut, whereupon Mr. Dayton rose and ailirmed positively taat HE DID VOPE IN THE NEGATIVE. Mr. MANIERRE, also, had a say against Mr. Dayton, and, on the chairman putting the question as to tho disputed point, Mr. Dayton was beaten by an up- roarious “aye.” Then General CoenRang, chairman of a commit tee appointed to prepare a reply to the charges made by the State Contral Committee against the organt- zation, and in consequence cf which charges te sub-committee of the State Central Committee had recommended tie DISSOLUTION OF THE UNION REPUBLICAN COMMITTER, read a lengthy reply, taking up each of the three first dastricts and proving that the allegatious made concerning these districts were utterly unfounded, and inierrng, therefore, that all the other charges: were equally devoid ef truth. ‘Tue reply Wok an che entire dispute at present raging between the two | siuves of the party, ana in stroag and vigorous terms upbeld the purity of tie organization aud deveioped the malicious desigus of ie malcontents,” Wao, it was alleged, Were im conspiracy With the State Central Commitive. Atthe conclusion of the address J. 8. RITTER | BAND moved Lis adoption and*tnat a copy thereof be | Sent to each member of tne State Central Commitee. SINCLAIR TOuSEY then left the chair and opposed the motion, A week trom now the State Central Comuittee Was (o meet in thls city, and Lhen they WOULD SHOW THEIR HANDS | more plainly, and this comuuitee could be better evabled (o act with precision, He did not wish to accuse tue sab-courmttee of the Stave Central Com- | Iniitee with anything that could not be substane | tiated, anu Whatever Was to be said conld be beiter | said after the meeting Of ihe State Ceuiral Commit- wwe than now Mr. bKO of the Twelfth district, thought that part of the address was too harsh in is language. iu bis opinion the word “ ROTTENNESS”? i was a little too severe for a brother republican, and be would prefer seeing tat sort of tung reserved Tor the co enemy. Mr. RoTYERSAND then consented to withdraw that part of his resolution which referred to the priming und sending of the reply to the Members of the Staie Centra: Committee, but moved that ine address be auopted. Genera be carried CocHRANE again urged that the motion its original form. There Were charges made agatust the organization; the reply was slin- ply the refutation of them, and he would never suru ‘rom upholding though le says he 13 in favor of a judicious tarit not ligh, and of @ large reduetton of mternal taxation, Me is ia favor of tne the tax on incomes, and many of the obnoxious annoying taxes now the Internat Revenne act, Garfleld 1s haif tree tariff, bul he is not considered quite ‘on the matter of reductag tateraal he does not want the place, and Dawes 83 would pref ant Commitiee on Appropriations, His views tariff are those of the majority of New land me! Eng: in the House, action of the republicans to-night in renomi- ng speaker Blaine by acclamation, and the fact that novuing was said in caucus about revenue re- form, leaves Blaine untramuielled ia lis arrange: ment of Reduction of Iron and Duties on Sali, Lumber. and Means Committee agreed to-flay to 4 bill reducing the duty on salt to tmrty-three and one-third per © r ton and on lum thy, of New York, v to report It would seem that the committee was to this through fear of having a joint reso- The W: forced iuuon pushed throush the House abolishing the j; duty on salt, just as the duty on coal listed the other Gay by the flank Fernando Wood. r. Ree had prepared such resolu- uon, with the iniention of offering it at proper time. Mr, MeCarthy, of Syracu: is largely interested in sait maunfaeture, happencd to hear of Reeves’ resolution, and, ip order to an- ticipate It, had the bill which he proposes to offer agreed to by the Ways and Means Committee. Mr. McCarthy did not report tne bill to-day, nor does ie jatend to report it uniess he should be forced to do so by the appearance of the resolution of Mr. Reeves. The pig tron and lumber was put into the bit with @ view to securing such a combination in the House as to prevent a twe-thirds vote, even shouid the bill be reported. Of course the Pennsyl- vanians have no idea of allowing so heavy a reduc- tien of the duty on pig trou, nor will the Maine men and those from the northwest interested in umber allow so heavy a reduction im the duty on that article. Treasury Disbursements fer February. Paymenis by warrant for February at the Treasury were as follows:—War, $712,602 15; navy, $1,253,056 30; Indians and pensions, $5,610,842 03; civil and miscellaneous, $3,368,314 40, The above sums do not include payments on account of interest or principat of the public devt. Commerce of the United States and Cuba. The commerce of Cuba and Porto Rico with the United States 1s 79,186,979 tons; with Great Britain, 29,183,350; with Spain, 24,500,796; with France, 16,076,815; with Bremen, 3,358,621; with the British Possessions in North America, 2,975,869; with Bel- gium, 2,653,763; with Holiand, 648,807. The com. merce of the United States with Cuba ts 968,048,623 vons; with Porto Rico, 11,138,356, Our imports of | merchandise from Cuba for the year 1565° was 15,707,913; for 1830, 82,489,980; for 1865, 30,080,350; for 1879, 53,777,108, Eifect of the Abrogation of the Canadian Re- ciprocity Treaty. The report of Mr. Bouchette, Canadian Commis- sioner of Customs, of the trade aud navigation of the Dominion for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1870, was received to-day at the State and other ex- ecutive departments. Tue following paragraph trom the report astonishes some of the advocates of reciprocit With tue trade nited States, while the sum total of the . imporis and exports has increasea by up- wards of 4,300,000 the Whole of this 2icrease has been In our exports to that country, the imports from i having, on the contrary, Jalen of ‘The comparat.ve statemeut of smporig from and the ex- ports tothe United States Jor tue years referred to | 8 as lolows:— eratic C probab’ to morro Bonded One cf gener aud Erie Raie to-day Proceeding to boed t azing the transpor: appraisement, oats riptto te the New Natioun! Lo Phe First Nattonal Uartk of New York has sub- { scribed for $1,090,000 of the Lew bonds of dye per | went, Jay Cooke & Co, offer take $109,000 of the now bonds, payable tn coin. Some of the Western wavioual bapks lave notufed secretary Boutwell of dietr intention to subscribe for the new loan tn | dargeamounts. Tho books wili be opened on Mon- t aay next. 1 was a nm regard to th road vuder the 1 go0ds withent Nominations Confi:med. ‘The Senate in execative session to-day confirmed she Jollowing nominavions:— stiles N. (’. Chipinan, to be Secretary of the ct Cowumbia; 5 S. Lincoln, T. 8. Verdi, 4. A, Wulard, Jovn M. Langston, colored, and Jobo Marbury, Jr., ‘9 be the board of Healtn for the District of Volamvia ‘ander the previsions ef the Territorial bill; Norman Steattun, Civil Epgiveer at the re nee; dase ier plugs, “of “Aresnsun, Coosa af Sante “Gras aw. 1 nsas, Ci 5 Wailkow J. Lessig, Surveyor Geueral for Colorado; Puvwes J, McKwney, tendons of Indien saad oot Wi Bi i jae, Ip- ie havied out peemeetr td dn a ince a ‘Bo seswlepon sexys! pres IMPORTS, EXPORTS. | 1808-69.. 477,975 1868-08. 840,461 1869-70. 28,465 1869-70, 32,954,652 Decrease. 809 Increas 35,138,191 The retarns would thus show that our trade with not been m jally, amd cor. tain-y Lot injurion ected by tie abrogation of ‘vea'y, The aygregate amount of i tween Ue tWo Countries has been pretty efeudly masmtained, indeed, increased, while the laUve POS(UGUS as ‘importers and exporters have a rey nited States, under the Kee) pro- as a gencral rule, been the yer exporters £0 the British Nort Apierican pro- nile Canada has, since Wie abrogation of , Imported jess from the United States and to hat counwy considerably more, ‘Thy result 1s contrary to the prevalent belief as to the eect of non-rectproctty entertuined in this country the United states Du WAVAL INTELLIGENCE, The United States sup Supply, Lievtenant com- mander George Dewey, Dutted States Navy, left the Navy Yard at half-past eleven o'clock yesterday morning, and was towed outside of Sandy Hook by the yard tug Catalpa. The Supply will gal direct for Havre, France. Sune carries 3,200 barreig of flour, eorn upd beef, donated prinelpaily by the citizens of New Yorn; alse a number of pact of seed and clothing donated by the Shakers. The Supply has ordere to repurn te New York as soon as discharged, Upon her val here she will be loaded with naval stores f01 juadron in the Euro; waters. rt wich has been in session on the California bas finished with all the cases brought before It. 1 ‘The Caltfornts peceived Ber. ae aa on Meade, is now repeal of | meorporated in | r to remain as Low—chairman of the | who | THE PURITY OF THE COMMITTEE, | against which, at that mowent, there were serious charges going the rounds. He would hurl back these churges and tet the people of Lis State know | that this orga on was maligned aud abu Mr, TON believed that me sure Ce: | mittee had no power at ali to tterfer | commuttee, which was the legitimate a | the vepublican comuutices tuat had gone be.ore, } He thoaghe that 1 Was aitogetier inconsistent | with the digatty of the commiiiee to reply to the | charges in auy iorm. The comnpitee should pursue the work that belonged to it by virtue of its organ. ization, and | NOT HEED THE “MALCONTENT! | He was not in iavorof the sarcastis which were contaiued in the address. It was their duty to strive | to put down the democratic ascendancy im this | State, and the committee would be beter emypiosed jin doing tat than in listening to the elegant phraseology of such addresses as had been read. olouel FARMAN thought that whoever, when eu of serious crimes, SlOOd upoit Lhe platform is wignity, stood pon A VERY NARROW PLATFORM It was a foregone conciuston that the party be broken up i tis elty in consequence of enue troubles. He knew that at the lust elec- Sixih Congressional district tere Was an up aud signed by repuolicans in of that Gouble-dyed Imported or transported | indiviaual, Congressman Cox, and this to deieat | Horace Greeley. le was'in favor of scnaing the iy to the diate Ceftral Committee, | Mr. Conover also spoke in favor of th and Was toliowed by Mr. SINCLAIR who be- lieved nat the reply would reach the LEAL } von pe LNerHaiy, aud Lue sending of Ab to Uaeu | formally was THROWING DOV of battle, General York as the reply erely a report of progress. Mr. CONOVER & urged the motion, and, on the ca! | for the yeas and nags, there were 47 yeas Lo 42 nays, ug. therefore, Ci Dayron then moved a resolution, which was adopted, censure the republicans in the Legisia- ture who had voted for the bill giving extraordi- | nary powers to THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, fna characterizing the biil as a fraud and the re- | publicaps wuo voted for it as recreants. Aller a resoluuion was passed calling upon the istrict associations to invite republicans to mem- bersitip in their respective organizations and the an- nouncement ox the different comuittees for ihe en- Suing year, the Committee adjourned. i | indeed. Ly jt Won in th e motion, THE GAUGE # onposed the motion. THE HAMILTON OPERA HOUSE LOTTERY. There ts @ good deal of excitement prevalent tn this city at present in regard to the recent drawing of the lucky numbers i the Hamilton Opera House Lottery, which took place at Hamilton, Ohio, on February 25. Many who have paid five dollars apiece for tickets are extremely dissatisfied that the name of the winner of the first prize—the Opera House at Hamilton—and his residence have not been given by the managers or agents of the lottery, and others declare that THIS PRIZE HAS NOT BEEN DRAWN at all, and that the scheme isa humbug. There was & report that a Jerseyman had drawn the prize, No. 28,889, but this story was originated in the purely imaginative brain of one of the clerks in the Central Agency, In Wat! street, who is noted for his ample supply of ‘chin music.” A Jady from Greene Strect, in Unis city, who refuses to give her name, was fortunate enough to secure a prize of 81,000, | and aclerk at the St. Nicholas Hotel was also the winner Of xnother $1,000 prize. P.O. Deviin, of No. 2 Wall street, who is the prin- cipal agent tn this city, in answer to inquiries made by a HERALD reporter, stated that he could not give the names of the winners of prizes. as almost in- variably those who won sums of money in a lottery were both ashamed and afraid te nave it so stated in public print. Great numbers 01 people have called at Uhe office in Wall street during the past few days to ascertain who had won prizes, anc most of these peuple were actual purcnasers of uckets which they were informed had turned out blanks. Oue miadie aged lady, who calleé with a ticket which she fad bought, Was quite indignant because there was no prize for her, and she stated that she hetieved that the thing was & hambug, and that sie did not tuimk that any prize had been drawn or that the Opera House ad been won by any actual | hoider of a ticket. The Imaginative clerk, how- | ever, gave her such @ heavy dose of biarney that the lady lest the o: Wishing to be convinced, at any raie, Forthe informaiton of the readers of the | HeRay the list of prizes drawn 16 given below and | | aiew specimen letters from people who ) dently drawn blanks. Itis to be remem ave evi- ed that )pera House at Hamilton 1s said to have cost $238,000 to construct, and would probabiy bring uu- der che hammer one-half of that sum. LIST OF NUMDERS DRAWING PRIZES AT THR NAMILTON OPTRA Le DRAWING, HELD AT HAMILTON, UMi0, FEMRUARY 25, 1871 Davd Gibson, Cincjnnat!, Ohio; Alexander Jonnson, Cou- nereviile, Ind. ; “sonny reer, Dayton Vhio; D. B. MeMal- len, Newark, Obto; John W. Carr, B. N. Andrews, J. A. Her- mann agd Samuel Daviceon, Hamilton, Obio, commuttes chosen by the ticket holders 10 conduct the drawing. BOILER EXPLOSION IN JERSEY CiTY, An explosion occurred yesterday afvernoon in Davis’ machine shop, No. 124 Hudson strect, Jer- filled wita workmen, named deaiy ‘as weil as it faa somewhs ‘@ingular that no fire followed the ‘which was an experiment 1 | the = ey THE NEW YORK HERALO IN TENNESSEE. {From the Daily Whig and Register, Knoxville, ‘Tenn., Feb. 24.) The New YoRK HERALD is one of those cosmo- Politan journals that, like 18 contemporary, the London Times, furnishes the public with everything in the shape of a newspaper. The ex- pewaieare: of money is Tavisn in both establishments, ‘and both spare neither pains nor expense wo secure early and accurate information, In lis telegraphic news the HERALD is now particularly successtul. Much oi the transatlantic Intelligence given daily to the country 18 origiually obtained by the HERALD, and by it furnished to its contemporaries of the Associated Press. The wonder‘ul ability of James Gordon Bennett as @ newspaper man Keeps pace with every improvement anda maintains his journal in the front rank, SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York -This Day. +. 6 32 | Moon sets...morn ' High water.morn OCEAN STEAMERS. DATE OF ‘DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF MAKOH, Sails Destauatvon, Oi Sun rises. . 439 Sun sets... 523 ‘itasgow. 7 Bowing Green cor Liverpool, 15 Broadway, Helves Livervoo! 84 Broadway. Amerie 168 Broad st, Cityof Baitim're| Mar 7. 15 Broadway. Wyoming. Mar 8 iverpool 9 Broadway. re Liverpool 15 Broa iway. Has. ow, 7 sowling Gree AY Broadway. 29 Broadway. 22/16 Broadway, \t Bowling Green |S Broa iway. Broadway. Bowling Green | Glasgow PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 2, 1871 CLEARED, a jy Steamabip Siberia (Br), Harrison, 1 vn. Steamship Virginia (Br), Sum Steamsh'p Cc Steamship Steamship Co. Steainship San Francisco, Reynolds, 1 WH Webb, Steatosbip H Livingston, Cheeseman, 8. ton, Fox & Vo. cdteatnship Georgia, Crowell, Charles °. Steamship Albemarie, Blackwood, Norfo! Richmont--Old Dominion Steamshiv Co. Steamship Benefactor, Sherwood, Phiiadelphia—Lortilard Steamship ( Steamship Chesapeake, Johnson, Portland —J F Ames, Steamship Neptune, Baker, Buston-—-H W Whitney. pity Mariborousit Br), Armstrong, Liverpool—Snow & urges. s@lst® Diipussund (Br), Jones, Loudon—E E Morgan ons. ork Lady Elizabeth (Br), Corbett, London—E E Mor- gan's Sons. S\kark Arizona, Conant, Hamburg—Funoh, dye & Co. Bark Harrisburg, Howes, Havana-—J & Ward ¢ Co. Bik Carolina Port), Goncalves, Oporvo—Hagemeyer & bruno, Brig Mach\as, Jobnso altar for orders-- Jas Henry, Brig A icus, Hand, ona—Jas Henry Brig Jeunie A Cheney, Arey, Moutevideo T Hughes. Robert Mowe, Abbott, Demarara—H Trowbridge & pool—C G Franck- Liverpool—National vana -Atlantic Mail rro Castle, Adams, : vilton, Bermuda— ah —Livings- ton--H R Morgan & City Porat and and Buenos (Br), Chase, Matanzas--Wardell & Co. i Miller & Houghton, Rowley, Rowley, New Orieans—R H Drum: I Brig mond & © Brig Uruguay (Br), Kimbal! en, cAthr Ella Frances, Bulger, Falmouth, J arys, Ga—Boyd & Hinck- —E H Solomon & on, Ja—B J Wenberg. ‘and Menan—K J Godwin & Schr J J Harris, Davis, Ki Schr Bloomer (Br), Geering, ( Son. hr Lanra, toberts, Jacksonville—W_ Ray & Co. chr Ben, Davia, Wilmington, NC -E 8 Powell. eur Gld Chad, McClintock, Baltimore—W Chalmera. Scr T Sinuickson, Dickinson, Philadelphia—baker & Day- ton hr Lizzie P Simmons, McKay, Boston—E Croweil & Co, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAOHTS. Steamship Russa (Br), Lott, Liverpool Feb 18 and Queenstowa 19th, with mdse and passengers, to C G Franck- Wa. (Phe R arrived WM Ist inst, but was inadvertently .) Steamship Charleston, Berry, harleston 43 hours, with mdse and passengers, io H it’ Morgan & Co. Ist inst, at § PM, tat $73, lon 7440, exchanged aigha's with steamatip Jas Ader, hetiee for Charieston, hip Wyanoke, Bourne, Richmona, City Point and with nidse and passengers, to the’ Old Dominion Steamedlip Co. Steamship George B Upton, Roberts, Richmond, City Point and Noriolk, with mdse ant passengers to Washing- ton & Ca Ship Osceola (of Boston). Walden, Whampoa via Hong Kong Nov 7, with teas, to Peabody, Willis & Co—veasel to Vernon Brown & C3. Passed Aujler No¥ 20 Cape of ope Jan il, and crossed the Equator in the At an- Bip lon 303" had ine weather up to the last three during which had strong SW and NW winds. Dee 31, Jat 29 26 W. ion 42 36 i, svoke bark Hollandstrouw (Dut Batavia for Amsterdam, 43 days out; Jan 4, lat 82138, is, ship Lord Macaulay (br), from Manila for Fal month, 66 days out; tth, lat s3138, lou 9425 Ks, brig Racer (br), from do for do. 54 days out; 1th, lat 3 03 8, lon 19 a4, ship Aun Millicent Br) from Calcutta for Liverpool, tt da: out; 1th, lat 34 35, lon 17 44, ship Metcalf (Br), from Coringa from London. Ship Alexander Marshals, with mdse and passe: the northern passage Gardner, Liverpool 34 days, gers to CH Marshall & © ‘eb 16, lat 46.N, lon 4720 W tloe ice; hauied the ship to the southward 9 hours to get ciear of its Feb 25. lat 61 £0 N, lon 63.40 W, passed bark Ada, from Cardit for Boston; Feb’, in lon 68 20 W, took a pilot from bout Francis Perkins, No 13. Bark The Cedars (Br), Stonehouse, Amoy Nov 8, with teas, to order, Had heavy weather down the Uhina Sea; passed Java Head Nov 2, Cape of Good Hope Jan Il, and crossed the Equator Feb 6 in loa 39; had very light wings from lat 20 N to Hatteras; was 4 day# north of that point, with fine ‘weather. Bark Monitor, Eatot mou De V! days north of Bark Union (Br), Foulke, Zaza 17 days, with sugar to Caibarien 9 days, with sugar to Si- o Lunt Bros, Bad tne weather; 3 Brett, Son & ( Brig Kossak, Eliott, Cienfuegos 18 days, with sugar and molasses to Brugiere & Aviles—vessel to F Taibot & Co. Had variable weather. Sailed in company with achr J W Vaune- man, for Philadelphia, Brig Proteus (Br), Vincke, Cardenas 9 days, with melado to order—vessel to Wm Ingails, Was 4 daya north of Hatte- Tas, with sirong SW and NW winds. Brig George Giichrist (of St George, Me), Gilchrist, Ma- tanzas 9 days, with molasses to order—vessel to SC Load & Go. | Had heary weather and started cargo; 4 days north of jatteran. Brig Cascatetle (of Richmond, Me), Carlisle, Guantanamo 12 days, with sugar to Moses Taylor & sel to James Henry,’ Had tine weather the entire passage; 8 days north of Hatteras, Brig W W Lord (Br), Babin, Inagua 12 days, witn salt to Darrell & Nash—vassel to O B Swain & Co. Had heavy wea- ther! was 4 days north of Uattaras, Brig Suwance, Simpson, New Orleans 15 days, with mo- lasses to BH Howell, Son & Co—vessel to ET Smith & Co. Had fine weather. Scbr Miiton (Br), Horman, Rio Janeiro 48 days via Dela- ware Breakwater March 1, with ouffee to Wright, Browa & Co--veasel to orJer. Crossed the Equator Jan 2% in lon 3649; had strong NE winds and squally weather up to ion 60; wince variabie weather. Schr Angle Amabury, Jones, Cardenas 9 days. with sugar, to master, Had tne weather ; 3 daya north of Hatteras. Schr E K Gakes (Br), D'Arcy, Cardenas It days, with mo- Jasaes and asphaitum to Moses Taylor & Co—vessel to PT Nevine & Son. Had fine weatigr; was days north of Hst- eras. Schr § B Wheeler, Lloyd, Wilmington, NC, 5 days, with cotton and naval stores, to E $ Powell, ‘Had heavy wea- ther; 4 days north of Hatteras, Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Nereus, Eearse, Boston for New York, with Dimock. rge Temple, Brockwith, Georges Banks for New fish to master, Schr Venliia, Baton, Belfast for New York, Schr Plymouth Rock, Cates, Boston for New York, with mdse, to S W Lewis & Go. Sehr Geo F rowan, Gedney, New Haven for New York, Schr Lizzie, Taylor, New Haven for New York, Schr Caroline Kienzle, Adams, Providence tor New York, Sebr Uncla, Godfres, Providence fur New York. Sehr A D Huddell, Long, Providence for Philadelphia, Sehr rwin, Jobason, Providence for Philadeiphia, Schr J W ifine, Lane, New Haveu for Phiiade Schr Belle, Simpson, Bridgeport for New York. Secor James Jones, Jones, Sridgeport for Baltimore. Schr 8 P Godwin, Waterbury, Samford for Nuw York. SebrO © Ac Mead, Stamiord fo fi bie, Stamford for N. or New York, Spring for New York, Steamer Doris, Young, Providevce tor New York, with midge and passengers. BOUND E&srt, Steamship Chesapeake, Johnson, New York for Portland. msl Neptune, Baker, New York for Boston. apis Aylesford (Bri, Kirkpatrick, New York for St Joba, NB Schr Fred Tyler, Terrill, Jersey City for Providence. wit? Bloomer (Br), Geering, New York for Grand Menan, Scbr Fila, Sammi, New York for Northport. ur Warrea (ates, Smith, New York sor New Haven, Schr Margaret Mabee, Brockway, New \ ork for New Ha- ven. S&ebr Gold Hunter (Br), New York for St John, NB. chr Annie Martua (Ur), MeLaughtin, New York for St aw, New York for New Redford, Dibbie, New York for Providence, » New York for Boston Steamshi Sebr Ned Sumter, Seur Rovert J Merc Sehr Ida Rebr Lizz’ *, McKay, New york for Boston. sen, Nye, New York for Providence. BELOW. fcbr EH Oakes, Darcy, from Cardenas Fab 18 (by pilot boat J ¥ Bennett. No 6). SAILED. Steamships Stberin, for Liverpool; Morro Castle, Havann; San Francisco. Bermuda; H Livingston, Savanna; Georgia, Charlesion ; Albemarle, Richmond, &c. ‘Wind at sunset SE, Marine Disasters. Brio FAvan-a-BALLAGH, of Halifax, arrived at Kingston, Ja, 2c Jost, with masts sprung, loss of boats, cargo damaged, and master harrowiy escaped drowning, hariag experienced a heavy gale, which was prevailing —— CUxHAVEN, Feb 18, AM—The Am bark & H. Purington, which arrived here ey has been cut into by ‘ani S08 oft while lying at auchor, Je very Jeaky, and, being full of whence was tor had Towed ashore at Kratzsand, sans ad Wace Nordgren, early this morning by the Rel F. Feb 16—The Swedith brig A Seen ae ek toc Haare tae pat in With Wea OF Beals bas gone nt Whiteha- Nawporr, Sore bes inne aground below the x ye (Br), Malzard, from Pig! rat Borch 5 See- Georges may be paved, —' Ne deals Be Ran NLP Dot Wi ‘Om last night, 100" gh Mae Wartkrrorn, Feb. 15—Among the marr casks of petroleum ploked up on the bd, 28th af, OM, tO and int February, aod landed here, are * Peg et Maw 9 carbon 0! Aiihant Of W. A RUSTON? &” agai atura, Lyons & Co 34.0. 6. 0.0. Brooks y Nereus, from 8a , prancisco fipataeme aoe “Waite deodorized ex: au Miaret aancous ‘There wrrived at this F ore trom toreign ports during the month of February, 414 vessels, of which 59 were steam- ships, 88 ships, 9F bar’ ¢s/147 beige and 119 schooners, SonR AMELIA F Coxs, of Provincetown, 85 tons register, built at Eases, * fase, in 1887, now at this port, nas been purchased by Capt Nehemiah M Baker and others of Well- peeks saa" sttes In Providence, on private terms. She will hereafter “gail from Wellueet, under command’ of Capt Baker, le 4¢ of schr Maria Therena. FAS" /Sa1LiNG,—Schr Frank Howard, Capt Dermott, which tre ad at New York February 2 trom’ Para, mads the pas- " jays; the round voyage occupying but © Aimed to be the shortest on record ‘tied a Norwton, Feb 28--The steamors of the Norwich line came up the river to their war? this morning, for the first time since the closing of navi jon. Notive to Mariners. _ BRISTOL CHANNEL—WREOK IN PENARTH ROADS, Notice is Lereby given that a green buoy, mares wich the word “Wreck,” las been laid about 20 fathoms SW of the sehr Fonmon Castle, sun in Penarth Roads, ‘The buoy lies in 8 fathoms at low water spring tides, with the followlag marks and compass bearings, Vi pyle Peak of Sally Island, on with Laverncek Pointt W y gcnast end of Steepholm, on with west end ot Flatholm, jonth, Penarth Church, N 3g W. By order ROBIN ALLEN, Secretary. Tarviry House, Lonpon, Feb 15, 1871. VINCENTE DE LA BARQUE- nD RED 1 POUT DE LA’ SILLA, The Spauish government has given notice tht from Feb 1, 18:1, 8 hight would be extubited from a iiuhthouss recenaly erected on Point de la Stila, eutrance of the harvor of San Vincente de la Barquera, The light is a uxed red light, elevated 142 feet above tho fea, and in clear weather shoud’ be seen from a distance of 9 miles. ‘The jiluminating apparatus is dioptric or by lenses, of the sixth order, ‘The tower, 140 feet hi;b, is built of stone, and 1 attached to the keeper's dwelling. Position, lat 43 deg 23 min 20 see N, lon 4 deg 25 min 50 see West from’ Grecawich, je All bearings are magnetic. Vartation 10 deg westerly in By command of thelr Lordshipay GEO. RY RICHARDS, Hydrographer, Hydrographic oice, Aduiraity, London, Feb 7, Iii, ISLANDS—LUZON—MANILA BAY—ALTERA- SION IN MANILA LIGHT, The Spanish government has given notice that n new ap- paratue hag been fitted to the Nghthouse ut the entraace Of the Rio Pasiz. Manila. ‘The light is now a fixed red light, aud in clear weather should be seen trom a distance of 9 hules, ‘The siluminating apparatus is dioptric or by lenses, of the sixth order. By command of thelr Lordshins, GEO HENRY RICHARDS, Bedrographer. Hydrographic oltice, Admiralty, Loudony Feb 7, 187k. PHILIVPINE BRITISH COLUMBIA—JUAN DE FUOA STRAIT—FOG BELL ON RACK ISLAND, The Governor ot Britis Colum sta haa gwen nottce th: fox bell has been established at Hace Island Bighthouse, ft «ie Fuca Strait, woich will be used as occasion may Feyulre, . By command of their Lordshi GLO HENRY it WARDS, Hydrographer. Hydrographic ofice, Admiralty, London, Feb 4, 1871. Spok Ship Alea‘raz (Bri, Jan 9, lat 5, lon #1 Burk Restless, Boomer, trom Roston for Cape of Good Hope, Feo 1, on the B juator, lon Sehr $8 Hudson, from —” for Roston, negat (by pilot boat JG Bennett, No6.- Foreign Ports. Axtwernr, Feb 15—Arrived, Kiong Oscar, Hansen, New York; kisinore, Clark, do; Venus, Davis, do; Thomas Har- yard, Stiteklanil, New Orieans » Abyssinia, Christian, piphis. Suiled Vth, F Chapman, Boreham, New York, Arrived at Flushing itth, Newenstie, Armstr: and Oak- land, Merril, New Orleans Dapaue, Weisser, New ork. BRIXHAM, Fed—OM Lorbay 6b, Adriana, Saulberg, Maren 1, of Bar- —At anchor off the Foreland i6th, Wm indon fur New York. REMERHAVEN, Feb 20—Arrived, sup Wallace, Jordal Grieans, BROUWEUSHAVEN, Feb 14—Arrived, Bavaria, Lowe, Bul sher, do. T, Jan’ 2i-In port, bark Burnside, Pender: York, disg, to proceed to Licata to load for nDIrF, Feb 16—Salled, Galathea, Mortensen, New wid San Pasjuale, Pozzio, Philadelphia; New York. timore; Nancy M, M BRYKO York. ntered out Ith, Mozart, Cochran, for New Oriear Hunter, K CRY F Leth, Idaka, Wabi CAviz, Feb &—Arrived, Anna, Wifsgaard, New York. CALOUTT A, Jan 23—Arrived, ship Lucy 8 Wills, Pritchard, Liverpool ( before reported without dates. CARDENAS, Feb Y—Arrivea, brigs Rio Grande, MeLellan, Portland; uid, B F Nash, Owebs, New York. Saied ist, ‘brigs Daphne, Fountain, and Minnie Miller, Anderson, @ port north of Mattoras; scour Frank & Nelli Bean, doy 22d, bark Cardenas (NG), Keller, Queenstow! 28d, sebr Hattie K Ross, U Portiand, PUEGOS, Feb 2)—Arrived, achr J Yonder, Jr, Hudson, it. rig Barracouta (Br), Kinnoy, New York; ule (Br), McDonald, 'Portiand; 234, brigs Cen: and Fliza White, Mahoney, New York; Jessie Hall, Boston, x At acehor 17th, Burmah, Churchill, Philadel- phia tor Bre Arrived at do Ith, City of Hamilton, Philadelphia and anchored); 18th, Hel do or Boston (and anchored); DuNoENESS, Feb 14—Passed, Louisa Maria, Wyn, trom Savannah for Amsterdam. quit 15th, Preciosa, Lindgren, from Balumore for Amster- am. FAtMourn, Feb 16—Arrived, Augusta, Norderen, New York for Hamburg (see Disasters); Chineseren, Moller, Bos- ton (and safied 18th for Loadon). Sailed Ita, Ida, Johanssen, Dieppe; 17th, Augusta, Von Rarten (from Baltimore), Bremen; 18h, Golden Horn, Cut- ting, Bretnen. GRIMSEY, Feb—At anchor 16th, Lilian, Capstick, from Savannah for Hamburg. GLASGOW, Feb 1s—Salled Marie Louise, South, New York. GREENOOK, Keb 1%7—Arrived, India’ (s), Munro, and Europa (s), McDonald, New York. GENOA, Feb 13—Arrived, Maria, Savarese, New York. GUANTANANO, FebI7—in port bark Morning Star, for New York ldg; brigs Kichmond, digg; Renshaw, wt. Hayne, Feb 16—In the roads, Semiramis, Gerrish, from San Francisco. HAMBUG, Feb— Arrived at Cuxhaven 1th, Mary & Ida, McHenry, New York: R Ul Purrington, Crossiey, New York: HAVANA, Feb 24-—Arrived, steamship City ot Mexico, Tim mermann, New York, Sailed 22d, schr Four Sisters, Shearer, Baltimore; 4, brig Martha A Merry, Chase, Matanzas; achra Grace Web- ster, Orr, and Emily Curtis, Barbour, Cartenas: Kate. Rane er, Martin, New York via Uardenas; 24th, brig John Pierce, Tu port Sith, barks Harry Booth, Ch And in port Sth, barks Harry use, and Andaman, Otis, for New York, Idg; brign Wanderer, Simpson, and Chief (Br), Gammon, for’ do do; Clara Jenkins, Coombs; Juno (Br), Williams; Clara M Goodrich, Lock, and Atlas: Hodsdon, Yor do do; Ellen Maria, Hoxie,’ for Baltimore, do? |: Nereus, Gibbons, andJ Howland. Freeman, for Boston, do? hra A H Edwards, Bartlett, for do do; Sylvan, Clifford, for New York, do; HB McCauley, Beading, for Philadelphia, do; AM Bird, Merrill, and Mary A McCann, Whitmore, for Baltimore, do: and others unc. HALIFAX, NS, March 1—Arrived, bark Linda, Abbott (Br), Scobey, New York. Isck oF WicuT, Feb 17—Satled from the Northern Bank, Minnio Campbell, Haakinson (from Poiiadeiphia), Hremen. INGBTOWN, rrived orlor, Nereus, Duggen, San Francisoo (see Disnsters). ei) KINGSTON, Ja, Feb 12—Arrived, bark St Devenick (Br), Brown, New York; acht Mary H Lanks, Baker, Jacksonville (to eat! for New York). Arrived at do previous to March 24, bark Cornucopia (Br), Sterne, New York; schrs O M Marrett, Reed, and Frank Treat, Barker, do; Western Maid (Br, Kissoe, do. Sailed Feb 13—Schr A Tibbetts, Nash, New York. To port Feb 14, shina Bonaventura (Br, {or Mobsle; Soumi (Rus), for Pensacoia. Lrvenroot, Feb 1'—Arrived, China, Fernald and Ellza- beth 10, Scott, New Orleans; ‘Belyravia, Orkney, do; Peer- less, Allen, Savannah; Nile, Worden, Jo; Etiana, ‘Scott, Mobile; Sabine, Breaker, Calveston:’ 1étu, British Queen, Francis, New York; Jessore, Sanford, do: Clementina, Penty, Savannah; Challenge, Cansebrook, and Pomona, » San Franciico; Giles Loring, Painter, Mobile: 17th, Minnesota (s), Freeman, New York; Augnsta, Raynes, eans; Annie W Weston, Dawes, Maker's Island Great Britain, Chilcott, Darien; Lottie Warren, Lucas, Sa vapnah; St Pau}, Serre; St Louis (s), Gillan, and Monsoon, Chit New Orleans; Essex, Smith, Galveston; 18th, China. (¢), Macaulay, New York; March Ist, Italy @), Grogan, New OF. Sailed 16th, Emma Parker, Brown, Cuba: Helen Drum- mond, Trogarthen, Matanzas; Attie Durkee, Marphy, Ha vana; Fras Carville, Moriarty, Demerara; Emelin. Gron- Philadelphia; Protector,’ Falch, Pensacola; 17th, Nel- ‘all, do; Maggie Keynolds, Smith, Philadeiphia; R 8 Haseell, Clifford, Car 'on: Cleared With, Noutrent, New York and Syduey, N Orleans. ct ith, Roston; Centurion, Darby, W; Win Cummings, Miller, New t ont 36th, Walton, Edwards, Boston via Bangor; homson, and © ‘Anuwerp (8, Lochead, corny Lewis, co; Aurelia, Lothrop, Mo Atmosphere, Oram, New id senion, Woolerton, San cott, St John, NB; Manitoba, Dough- ton, Buenos Ayres and Calino, Arrived at Holyhead Itilt Jane J Southard, Bishop, Liver- Poo} for Canifl and wi u Bishops 15th, Norseman, Hellam, Liverpool for | icine ‘Off NW lightship, 1:20 A M 16th, Prosto, Jenkins, Livers WWI Until pool for Boston. Ol Point Lynas 5 PM 15 for Puliadely Jd, Elis. Liverpool New York. Nara Louisa, Baker, Bosto: 4g Leh S—Arrived, Trinkiad, Rayo, New Orleans: Maguire, Gibraitar; Helen G Rich, Strout, do (and aunah, Torres, Boston. Feb 15~-In port, bark Manitou, North, About 18th ; "brit Harriett, Md go: a Hoiway, Thompson, tor do, ldg; 7 Or C0, Wie. ‘Aino at do. 16th, barix Kemdeer, Wellington, for New York, lagi briga Towner, Rice,vfor New Maven, do: Werks, for New York, wtg; Halcyon, Duncan, for Bosto do, tosnil about W8ih ; Maydala (Br', Upham, for St Johns, P! Wii; aolire Hattie M’ Hower, Howes, for Providence, Id Anole Bell, Elkins, (or New Haven, wtg; Hamburg, San born, from Hucksport, do; Jos Oaks, Oaks, from Wilming- n, NC, disg, ATANZAS, Feb 21-Sailed, bark Satellite (Br), Torrent, New York; brig Mary E Pennell, Eaton, do; achra J Morton Br), Sralth, do; Lizzle Batchelder, English, Philadelphia; ‘mT Cushing, Cook, Baltimore (ull of the above except the teliite have been reported as having sailed on the 19th fe d With, Harry Warren, Adie, Liver- | € ee Bava, Feb 19—Arrtvea, brig Keystone, Barter, Nuovites} Knowle Wnbwies, ieay West Beited brig i: Stewart, Holland, Pouladelphia; 18th, achr Windward, Els, Porcand. In port 19th, brig Chariena, for TEXB!, Feb ib—Arrived, Lduard, Haibort Louisa Maria, De Wyn, Savannah; James Muir, Rogers, do; Alpine, Hines, do. oun Feb 10—Arrived, George M Adams, Manson, Warr AVEN, Feb 17—Arrived, Egremont, Rodgers, Danen, Ga. American Ports. BOSTON, March 1--Arrived, schrs A P Higgs. from Tan | do; Hattie Fierce, Hawes Joi Alltee, ‘Shannon, do; Fin- Frial vile 'Biue, Buekuloo, do; Hannte Cleared—Steaners Parthia (Br), Watson, Liverpool vie schr Fred Waltod, Rich, New Orleans; also cleared, steamer ter, Va; Winged Racer, Ceweom), do; J 8 Hall, Cahoon: ck, Graham, d cath, Simpton, Baltimore; J 8 wae Thi ‘oy, Kuseell, do; Annie Barton, Westbrook, Littejobn, Elizabethport; Ambrose Light, Hig- gins, Wilmington, N New York (aud sai.ed 24); Aries, Wilden, Phitadewwhias brig. Loniaa (Danish), Hansen, Cork or Falmouth, for orders; tone, Ls id Norfolk; ship’ Anauuac, Spau ding, Hanibayrbig Oriata (iri Davne, Sf Jobas, Pit; sehr Alles Myrick (Br), Parker, Tark’s Island. fulied, wind SW--Steamers, ‘Nconderoga (US), Blackstone bark G PP Qd—Arrived, barks I Powers, Loando; Josephine, Haven, Buenos Ayres; bri; Plorence, Rathburn, Galveston. ‘Also arrived 2dy bitk Zephyrine, from Demarara; brig Henry Perkins, from Portde Paix; achr Clara Bell, from ville. IMORE, March }—Arrived, rise Cleta, Hopkln Mayaguez; Ida"L Kay, Braciord, Matanza: schrs Harrlel Thomas, Vancleat; Jennie A Sheppard, Wilbert; A Denike, Jones; Jas A Parsons, —; Daniel Hoimea, Rulon; Clara, Cox; Stephen Mocyan,'——;' HG Hand, Hand; Helen & Hoyt, Cranmer; W G' Dearborn, —; fiya Bell, —» and Richard Peterson, —, New York; E M Sawyer, Kelly, Providence, Also’ arrived, brig Hiram Abiff, Tibbitts, Car dinas: schr Gov J Y¥ Smith, Poston. Cleared—Steamahip Berlin, Anduteeh, Bremen (and. jled); brig Dauntless (Rr), Smarien, Cork or Falmouth; brs Emma J Prindall, Willams, New York; Kureks, May Charleston; A © Lyon, Lyon, Hoboken; Clara, Cox, dot Danl Holmes, Burr, and Stephen Morgan,—, do; Annie Amsden, Bangs, Boston; tilza B Emery, Clayton, ¥all River: also brig OH Kennedy, Do ige, Portland, BRIDGEPORT, March 1-—Arrive 4, sohrs Julla Tate, Tate, New York; Belle, Simpson, Hoboken; Josephine, Bayles, “lvzabethport. led... Schr Wave, Faikingham, New York. CHARLESTON, March 2—Arrived, bark Columoia, from Savannah. Satied—Steamsh{p South Carolina, Beckett, New York. DARIEN, Ga, Fed 21—Cloarea, schra Mavel Hall, Bart- lett, New York 22d, Rios Holmos, Bragg, do. Ti port Mth, ship Norden. (Noe, Haaratisen, for Sunder- Jpnd lis: bark Hos (Nor), Jensen for iver Plato, do achrs Young Teaser, Slocum, for New Bedford, do; 8'& Burus, Crosby, for Jamaica, do; Adie yller, Henderson, disg. FORTRESS MONRO! , Mare 2—Passed in, ship C H Soule (Br), Sinnett, ¢ pe; barks Frigg (Nor), Olsen, Liverpool Manitou, Nori, Ponce. PR; brige Minnie Miller, Anderson, Cardenas; Harriet Miller, St Johns, Pit; J Sands, i sche Windsor, ——, (ail for Baltimore). Passe out—Steamship berlin (NG), Undeutsch, from Bal- timore for Bremen, GALVESTON, Feb 27—Salled, steamship Ariadne, Pen- nington, New York. GLOUCESTER, March 1—Cleared, sehr C B Maaning, Knowles, New Yor HATTERAS, Feb $7—Arrived in the Inlet, achr Delmar, Ireland, from West Indies, Outward bound—S hrs Nelly Patt HOLMES? Louis Mobile and Sturd-vant. HOLE. Feo 38, PM—Arrived, scira Mary Simpson, Sazua tor Portiand; Ia Lewis, Heustia, for Hoston ; Hiram Tucker, Curtis, Elizabethport for do: Hannie Westbrook, Littlejohn, do for Portland: City Point, Trott, Baltimore for do; 3 Davia, Hatch, Province town for Philadelphia; Mille Washbura, Snow, do for New ‘ork. Salied—Brig Ambrose Light; schrs Georgie Deering. J Hl Stickney, Loule F Smith, M: te J Chatwick, Sidney © C4 ler, M W'Drew, Adrian cht of the East, A Calo, Farragut wyer, Joshua 8 Bragdon, Chas F Atwood, Lookout, J J Little, Winged Racer, tia Lewis, Hannie Westbrook. March 1—Arrived, schr Henrletta Simmons, Godfrey, Philadelphia for Boston; ME Grahame, Foustain, ond Kayley vey, Baltimore for Portlant ; Plitay Clarks New York for AM Bliss, Boston for Jacksonville; Sophie Wilson, Walls, do for Bruswick, Ga; Boice, Adams. do for Riel mond, Va; kJ Heraty, Meredith, do for Washington, DO; ‘ Senat’y Grimes. Philbrook, ant Anna Leland. Bennett, Port ae or New York; Maggie Cummins, Smith, Cohassstt iHadelphia JACKSONVILLE. Fi ‘combs, Charleston. MOBILE, Feb 34—Arrived, ships Carolas Magnus, Smith, in (Nor), Pinerson, St Jago; sehr Sarali Philadelphia, wei, Garrison, Portland; 28th, brig Arrived, sehr Johu Griffith, ie hva H Fisk, Emery, Havana, ouinahipe Liberty, Blanchard, New York’ slip Aulsa, Anderson, Piymonth, Et achrs J H French, Burgess, Vera Craz; L.dy Woodbury, Woodbury, Utila; Frank Lueas, Hulse, Bonaco Vay, Cleared—Ships Lowther, Liver poo! ; Brook- ville, Thompson, 8 Hartet m, Cork for orders; Florence Shay, Coombs, New York; Ohailenger (Br), Woodville, Cien‘uegos, 26th—Arrived, steamship Havana, Pennington, New York via Havana; shins Pocahontas, Oliver, ant hompsot Thompson, Liverpool; Nonantum. Prat. Monck, Barrow, Ha ashr D Gifford, Steelman, Char'esto: Ella Fish, Buckston yey, Wall, trom New York; Kate Brigham, MeNeas, from joston, Cleared—Barks Punjaub, MeGonoell, and Kentuckian, Knowles, Liverpool; & A’Kirbail, HoiTses, Geaoa; Kath= leen, Lester, Amsterdam. %5—Arrived, park Wimburn, Me- SOUTHWEST PABS, Dougal, Parka Isiand NORFOLK, Feb 38—Arrived, schra Wm H White, Smith, New York; Allen Lewis, Lewis, do; Neponset, Wiley, Bath, Cleared—Hark Antelope, Davis, Barbados; brig Samuel Muir (Br), Hicks, Demara: NEW BEDFORD, Feb 28—Sailed, schr Nadab, Cheney, Newcastle, Del. NEWPORT, Fe! Thompson, May: Wright, Brow: wick, Gage, 1 Velimington, NC ank Atwood, mith, do for en; schrs Benj S Mageie J Chad- Ty.er, Barrett, do for te F Smith, Orie, do fur New York; igsins, do for Tansier; Emma F Lewis, ‘comico River; 8 © Davis, Rich, do for Tan- ¢ Florence, Rathbone, Gnive schia KS Newcomb, ‘Hipg Robert Pettis, do for New Yor! on, via Mystic, 4 Proviaence for PHILADELPHIA, March 1—Arrived, brigs Hunter (Ir). Wilton, Taspan ; Harold (tr), Stuciair, Matanzas; schra Car tie Heyer, Poland, New Orleans; E Nickerson, New York; Joseph Baxter, Baxter, Boston: F E Freemans Paine, Danveas pringer, New Bed JD Mo" ¢ Jease M C Nowcas- en wich. axon, Koges, Boston; barks L @ gelow (Br), Corning, Antwerp; Richard ¢ repin, Stotrins Odin (NO. Oto, Wilmington. NO; Mary’ © Fox, Zaza: brigs Mechanic, Dyer, Cieniuezoa; CV Wile %, Thompson, Sazta; achra Siby! (Br), Fleming, Port Baymore, Burdge, and J Sattert#waite, Kitamey, ew York. 2d—Arrived, steamship Kegulator, Freeman, New York; schrs Mabel Hall, Bartiett (not Elwell), Darien; ER Gra. ham, and Jutia A’Garrison, New York. Lewes, Del, March 2—At the Breakwater, brig Helios, from Pernambuco, PORTLAND, March 1--Arrived, brig Almon Rowell, Ath- erton, Philadelphia, Cleared— Bark Rachel, Norcon, Cardenas; brig Kite, Mou- rant, Point Pitre. PROVIDENCE, March 1- Artived, schra Wild Pigeon, Endicott, Baltimore; Theodore Dean, Grinnell, do; Dick Wiliams, Corson, do; Wm Tice, Tice, do; J N Hh id. nickson.’ Philadelphia; Stepien Morris, Hotel Chancellor, Ferguson, Port Johnson; Anthon; jurton, Johnson, do; lsaac Anderson, Doyle, do; Ellen Dufield, Raynor, New York; Galeta, Durtee, trom —— (put in Lor & harbor)’; sloop Fred Brown, Giil, Eltzabethport. RICHMOND, Feb 27—Below, Albert Mason, Rose, from New York. Sailed—Steamships Wyanoke, Bonrne, an Geo B Upton, Roberts, New York; brigs Village Belle (ir), Funchon, Nor. folk; Leopoldine (NG), Wilmington, NC; ‘schr H Nichols, Dupuy, New Haven, SAN’ FRANCISCO, Feb 22—Cleared, ship Michael Hut- chinson, Lowry, Valparaiso. March L--Sailed, steainship Grent Republfc, Freeman, Yo- kohama. ¢ AVANNAH, Feb 96—Arrived, bark Colombo (Br), Swen- fa, Martiniaue (and sailed (or Charieston); schra Coquete, Crulce, Baracoa; Hatile Ellen, Dix, New York; RC Tho: mas, Birds’ Reet, Mih—Arrived, barks Glenalbyn (Br), neiro; Albert Ellward (Br), Thompa March 9-—Arrived, steamship anip Chance (Br), Elmes, Liverpool Cleared—Steamships Jen B Hastings, Rio Ja- iverpooh, icksbury, from Boston; Mallory, New York : Sa- raz for Baltimore; schr CS Groves, Charleston, Sailed—Steamanip Alhambra, for Boston; park Irene (Br), Hughes, Caernarvon. OOD'S HOLL, Maren 1, 7AM—Passing by, steamship McClellan, Howes, from Boston for Nortolk MISCELLANEOUS, AW YOU CAN HAVE. 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