The New York Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1871, Page 10

10 The Work Done and Yet to be Done by the Legislature. THE NEW TAX LE Goodrich: Erie Classification Repeal Bill Again Snubbed in the Assembly. A Startling Arraignment of Fi and Gould. THE PROPOSED PNEUMATIC RAILWAY, Protests of Broadway Property Owners. ALBANY, March 20, 1871. ‘There mas been a great deal of talk, ever since the Vegislatare me:, about what A SUORT SESSION ‘Were was to be this year; what a terrible amount of Dusiness the two houses were determined vo get through with before the end of the present month; and yet how much has been actually done so far? Absolutely nothing. True, during the past week or two there has been considerable hard work gomg on in the grinding committees of both houses, and | the way bills have been disposed of by the dozens in Committees of the Whole has drawn forth high encomiums from the country members, who never Jook to the quality of the business done, but simply to the quantity. And they have good reason, for nine out of every ten measures that have already gone safely through the Senate and Assembly have been redolent of country interests, of oats, of hay, of rural bridges and village claims innumerabie, There are now on the files of the Assembly nearly six hundred bills, and almost an equa) number on the files of the Senate, and barely one-third of the whole batch has #8 yet been touched upon tn any way. Isn’t it about Ume, under the circumstances, that the weekly adjournments should come to an end very soon? It may be urged that the votes of the mmonity are to blame for the adjournments; but they only follow in THE WAKE OF THE NEW YORKERS, who are always the most 2ctive to carry the “Well, I want to go home” motions, the most energewe in drumuiing up rural votes on the minority side of ihe house to be cast for a homeward march, and the loudest criers about the way things must be hurried up so as to let the people know what a democratic Legislature can doin a short time. So far New York city has had @ very poor show of it, notwithstanding the fact that her representatives present more bills and resolutions and make more bad speeches than all their fellow members put to- gether. The only bill of any importance in which she is interested which has become a law, up to the present time, is the pure and wholesome Water bili, about which 80 much fuss has been made by the powerless Putnam county folks, and the only city measures that have been introduced which are cer tain to become jaws, are the Irving Drag Clerk bill, the bill relating to the way physicians should make up their prescriptions, and HE NBW TAX LEV it is Lardly necessary to mention the various street ratiroad bills, lor every one of them is a job, without @ solitary exception, and] don’t think the <aty wil be much benefited by any one of them. Now the only really important measure betore eituer house in which New York city is more deeply in- terested than any other section of the State is, were- Sore, the Tax Levy bili, and the great question ts, will it ever become a jaw? We all know that, had it not been for the apsence of Senator Graham the other ulght, it would have passed the Senate, and its pas- sage in the House the following day would have been a foregone conclusion. There can be no donbt that there are many members of the Assembiy who do not like the tea of taking out ef their grasp the old iax levy system—the rich placers so endeared to every member vy tue corruptuons of former years; but | have the Very Lest reason to assert that hot one of them wil dare to kick against the pricks | when ail are put to the test, »one Las @ greater est in the oid iustioned =way of making up the tax levies than the country demo- crats, for, as a general rule, they are always poor as church mice, alld ten umes more eager Lo pick up a apd there, even though they have to rough theilrown and their neigubors’ con- cee 10 get at it. AB for the city medibe ? can’t help themselves in the matter, avd Wiil Have to do just as they ure told, and even should two or three of them make wn attempt to Jump the traces, thely places will be easily filled from te ranks of the country republicans, In whose eyesight a do! Js as big asa capital dome, aud a sinecure Of a lew hundred a year the heigit of their ambition, Of course, a8 tite Oil is @ Senate measure, 1t will ha to sail safely through that easily navigable strea: bejore the lower House cau have weir sav on wie subject, 10 is just here that! am reminded of now Senator Graham has kept away from the Senate ver since the bill Was ordered to a third reading, ani how @ very unreliable sheet, published in New York city, has given 1t outthat he has kept himself aWay on principle, Let me say, im answer to cis, that Graham is a politician, F pubic, Who, no doubt, lake no small mterest in THE PRESENT * HITCH,” 1 wonid Mr. Graham’s absence: but. as it might do more harm than good to himself, I will refrain for the present. However, neither wilful opposition to the aneasure nor a desire to make a strike out of it has sofar had anything to do with his being abseut. Everybody knows perfectly weil that, if he was op- posed to it, he could do more by being prompuy on fiand co vote on the passage of the bill taan by stay. i ng awa night fixed for its consideration would fetch him, even If ¢ bill us called up. While upon tis subje mark that one of the strongest poiluts advanced agaiet the passage of the bili in the jower House by ceriain menibers Js not that it will remove from the clotebes of the members a facile means by which they and ther friends can make a good tung every oy return ior” it, b boli in the lower Hou: enab: poor to pay their way out of their own pecke hope to mn, by suuggerics that can be smu e say about th ally todependent of the Legt Ne. York members would b ehup thelr fingers at the Uireats of THE POT HOUSE POLITICIANS ature, as far as the i they saw ficinthe future to give their mfuence able men who would be and respe wilin the city in tbe Assembly ana tbe sa y their own way. Wonid the Tx Levy vot be a godsend in this partie there abe ‘men wh: cowing bere for we hover of the for What they can make out of sin mating come, SOUL pe venied. At least they should not be pr ye New York ret winning to think tof the thing seriously, and new Tax 1 system woul’ h ter of shaping the staadin, the City representatives im time to come if one Of Uke strongest inducements tuey have fo bring 11 Hbout as BOON as possilt Mr. Goodrich came very near getting his ARKEPRESBIBLE EBLE RESOLUTION before the House to-night and fom Fields purposely jed tim og tothe Uellef that he would at last be euecessiul, by making ® MoUon Which uppai gave Hl a clear Way, but, to his uticr surprise, Kiggs county Was reacheo in the regular cai Fiagg, te Chairman of the Kailroad Commuttee, in and for a)\ (age Spolied his plan. The explanation was that the committee had not as yet heard ali the argument | im (he case, but would certainiy report during the attempt to have democrats on the record on the Erie question his original plan, he offered the following pream- tose aud made au explanation whicb sent week. Thus dé.eated in nd resolutions ; * Jay Gould and James Fi top ar directors of the Erie Rall J967, at whieh time the stock of sald compan: trol of war # have been made upop ite stoc! uence of sald directors, ap act of Feuinle we wae pened ip JEU = hind preveuig their rewoya) NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1871—TRIPLE SHEET. from New Orleans for Liverpool ; ty +bip Jarnestown (of Richmond), ‘from Liverpool for Mobile; ‘Vth, off Fenwtck’s Island, steamship Wm Lawrence, trom Boston for Baltimore, reept by an action to be brought ehttorney Wenaral ia the Suse orth people ; there- Resolved, That the manoer tu which thewe two oflicers have ed @ great trast is without # parallel for wickedness tn story of this country; they have used their oflicial pos company to secure thelr private the substance of the widow and nded vast sims of money, they in litigation, whicu resulted’ from it discred't upon have made it well capital in the development f tne Leciotature for ¢ hails of the atu odject of which was to protect the: from punishment or to continue them tn power. debauched pubite sentiment and detiantly set at naught the | ttl poghahg govern honorable men in their discharge ot ndiviary * “Kesulved, That their longer continuance in the office they have so shamefally disgraced would be ruinous to the inter- ‘ents ‘so insult to the community and an eeful villany whieh ahould never be pre ‘onth of our nation. the Attorney. (ienerai be «trected forthwith to commence an action iu the name of the people of this State for the removal of Jay Gould and James Fisk, Jr, from the offices of Directors of the Erie Railway Company. ‘The reading of this tirade was interrupted by the “aker at the close of the preamble, on the groand ts Impropriety, but Goodrich iasisted that the Speaker might come to the conclusion, when they had been read throughout, that the resoluuions were quite proper.g The reading crea:ed QUITE A BENSATION, and Mr. Fields, at the close, made a few remarks and about how when fish wouldn't nibble at the bait offered them by some peo) Was the custom to spit upon it to make It his opinion BA hg im the resolutions, spat upon the been trying to catch fish with so long. Goodrich deigned no reply to this rather severe cut, and the Honse soon afterwards adjouraed, toned that by a vote of 16 to 4 the Senate th.s even- ing refused Wo refer back to commitiee 3A ENRUMATIO TURE RAIL BOA bill, so that arguments mig! ei agai The protest against the construction of the road, Tequest was made was signed by A. T. Stewart and other prominent Bro: claim that the rallroad com- any 18 ao irresponsible one and that the road will ty to the extent of millions was one of the four who endeavored to have the bill referred back. ‘TAS SPOIL BAG. ‘The Supply bill, that cess; ruption to which everyb houor, will be repo! eerie ee, THE COAL STRIKE. ifesto by the Minors of the Bituminous Regious—No AMitation with the Anthracite Strikers—Steady Work at the Johustown TR STATE CAPITAL, (83 tion and the means of thi fortunes; they hay wAth, with mdse, tO Gooa i ; had strong bm 39, lon 71, spoke bark Abbie Thomas, bence for Amaver- on JOHNSTOWN, Pa., March 20, 1871. miners at Johnstown, Pa, having seen @ report that the miners here had united with the Workiugmen’s Union Benevolent | Assoclation of the anthracite regions and elected officers, tke this method of contradicting the re- So far as we know the committee who visited this place met with no encouragement We have an open charitabie organi- of sick and miners, which has been in successful operation | for mauy years, withouta dollar of cost for offices or agents or management of the fands. We have no idea of abandouing our own organization, which we control, to put ourselves under a foreign organt- controlled by strangers, We have had steady wr the last fitecn years and want the same in We tear that the strike iu the anthracite region may be the cuuse of the removal of the duty on bituminous coal, Which Will injure the miners of this region and the miners of the whole country :— 4. Russell Bone, tichard Ellis, Dauiel S, Jobn 7. Jenkins, Joseph Dennis, Thomas Fraucis, ‘Thomas ‘homas, alichael G. Thomas, John Willa William Tremeiien, Owen W. Davis, David Davis, William H, Harris, David Reese Jones, Even- | ezer Davis, Oavid Evans, James Gildert, Edmund Bishop, George Price, John Kenbertn, berthy, Thomas Yelland, Daniel Jperter, Richard Johnson, Thomas Murphey, John P. Davis, Francis jamin Jose, Willian ‘nomas H. Markes, their own wrong’ our securities both athome apd atroad, an nigh impossible to eulist forel; of American ent suaconefally beset ‘of measures the only they bave bron ‘Yhe undersigned | 4, with teas ther the entire to Carver & Barnes. Exper high sens euat of the Banka, thence moderate weathei w the foretopsail yard overboard, and was drowned, Downs, 35 duys, with coal, to order—— Co, Co, Came sout) about “fishin Int 86.85, lon 71 80, spol | way tron, to order—veasel to Funch , Edre & ( Goodrich had, Southera peer end bad variable weather. toa P Fr It may be meo- James Ken- Casey, Anthon: Phillips, John Markes, Thomas J. Markes, Bet H. Staple, William H. Markes, Seary Wiliams, Henry Wilams, Jr.; Michael Cute, ‘nilip Flemoiing, property owners. The: Thomas Waters, John Baker, Patrick Shanahan, Michael Hanghey, Heury Fredoff, Fer, Vernick, Patrick Kelley, Thomas Lewis, juivage Broadw: rs of doliars. Mr, Michael Hays, Join Kalangua, John Turner, William W. Piker, Adam Riey, Wiliam Warden, Ricard W. Jone os ee ware i Daley, Williaa hite, Peter Hugos jag! aley, Wi! john D. Peese, David C. Davis, Reese Reese, Richard Zacheriah, Wiliatn J. Williams, Isaac Evans, Peak, Jonu 8. ‘Fog! Edmunds, Reese D. Davis, James W. Davis, donn O'Neal, MeManon and hundreds of others who will sign the above if necessary. The Situation at Pottsville Uncianged—No Immediate Resumption—Miners Becoming Tired of the Strike. PoTTSVILE, Pa., March 20, 1870, The situation remains unchanged in the Schuyl- ‘The general feeling among the coal operators is that there will be bo resumption till the middie of April or the 1st of May, unless the Luzerne or Legh men break from the Workingmen’s Bene- In that event there would be 4n immediate resumption. Advices received from the above regions represent the men as unwilling to continue the strike, and there is much dissatisiac- uon amon, them. - THE NEW JERSEY LEGISLATUAE. TRENTON, March 20, 1871. In the Senate the Jersey City charter, the re- districting bills and the act creating the Fifteenth ward of Newark were passed. The bill creating the Fifteenth ward was brought up for similar action, but the Senator from Essex discovered that the spelling was the fourteenth ward and argued that the bil be engrossed. the spelling in many of the Assembly bills would disgrace a schoulboy. Mr. Henry 8. Little took the oath of office as Clerk General Lewis Perrine and T. D. B. Bodine were his bondsmen. In the House a joint resolution was offered by Mr. Joy that every officer of the State should repert to the Governor prior to the 15th of November, ferred to the Judiciary Committee. The Newark Park bill was lost. The Justice of the Peace bill p: | bill to divide Roxburg, in Morris, passed, 36 to 3; also the bill relative to births, deatus and marriages | A bill to appropriate State Prison was reported. The Legisiature did not rise until eleven o'clock. THE ROCKLAND COUNTY PRINT WORKS FIRE. Losses and Insurances. The damage caused by the burning of the Rock- land County Print Works proyes to be much greater than at first reported, amounting to about $250,000, The following 1s a full list of the insurances:—Lon- don, Liverpool and Glove, $60,000; Imperial, $26,000; Lorilard, $20,000; $20,009; Royal, $20,000; tan, $10,000; ‘Corn Exchang arialic, $10,000 New York Hquit Standard, $10,000; Firemen nattonai, $10,000; Republic, $10,000; Commonwealth, Yonkers and New York, $10,000: North American, $10,000; Atiantic, $10,000; x, $10,000: Cluzens’, $10,000; Continental, $10,000; Emptre City, ders’, "$10,000; Astor, 1 of jobbery and cor- ly hereabouts does such in detail on Tuesday, and from the time it makes ite appearance until it ia passed the political vultures will be flapping their wings about ihe Capitol day and might. morrow to the end of the session, therefore, things cannot but be lively. NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. Avan C, Davis, William ‘iam Wiliams, James ‘Thomas Lewis, Rob Jonn = Slone, ALBANY, March 20, 1871. jall-past seven P.M, BILLS INTRODECRD. By Mr. HARDENLERG—Incorporating the Association of the Bar of New York. By Mr. CAULDWELL—Incorporating the Immaculate Con: ception Total Abstinence Beneficial Society of Yonkers, By Mr. GRAHAM—Regulating the fssue of bonds of munis cipal corporations and requiring the consent in writing of The Senate met ai kill regions. volent Association. ir. CAULDWELL~Incorporating the American Acclt- matization Society. BILLS uRPORTED, Conferring certain powers on the Children’s Fold of the city of New York; ainendiug the charter of the New York Association for Colored Orphans; to improve Ninety-eixth etreet, New York; to improve First avenue; further to pro- vide for rebuilding and repairing sewere in New York city. THE FINAL ADJOURNMENT. Mr. TWEED offered a concurrent resolution to terminate the session of the Legislature oa Saturday, April §, at iz M. Laid on the table under the rule FUR PNEUMATIC RAILW Mr. BRADLEY moved to recommit ti Raliway bil. Lost—4to 16. Tbe bill, with Assemoly amend- menis, was then laid aside. ‘The tollowing bills were ordered to a THIRD READING. Relative to the publication of the laws of the State, To provide better accommodations for passengers on the | rd Avenue Railroad, Phenmatic Tube The Senator said that Gibraltar 33 days, with fruit, to Lawrence, Giles & Ci to Evans, Ball & Co. Cane the Northern Passace; had fine, | pleasant weather up to tie Wi 40 W, rough, variable weat! of Sable Island carried away Jibboom, fortopmast and split sails in » heavy wester! es, fa prorons to losing our ALBANY, March 20, 1872 ‘The Assembly met at hall-pasi seven P.M. BILLE KEPORTED. Amending tbe act regulating the sale of ‘To release juvensie delinquents from certain disabilities. Reorganizing the Brooklyn Water Board, Amending the ebarter uf the Long Island Bridge Com- »000 vo the ‘0 extend the distribution of Croton water. Incorporating the Lower California improvement Com- BILLS INTRODUCED. By Mr. Gooprion—Regulating practice in appeals in marie courts, New York. by Mr. FIkxLD8—Making regulations for courts of record in By Mr. HITCHMAN—To incorporate the New York Menner- By Mr. FLAGG— Amending the Mechanics’ Lieu law. By Mr. CooN—Reiative to the assesam at and collection of By Mr. Hayes—Reguiating the standards for measuring y Mr Huesrev—For sengers on the Fourth Avenue Rai! with lumber, to Pe Co, Has een 6 days north of Hatteras. he better accommodation of pas- oad, New York. $20,000; Security, Excelsior, $10,000! President of the under what law dou asseagers who uo bot procure tickets prior entering the cars. “Mir, HOWE called up the resolution to take the tolls off tatoes and apples and other exculents. Pir, ALVORD moved to reler the resolution to the. Canal Committee, which was agreed to. Mr. MONTANYR called up the resolution to print 1,000 copies of the Auditor's report on nuances tor his use, it being the usual number ordered. Mr. FRIELDS regarded the report as # stump speech against | the management of the democ enough had been printed in the 1,500 copies already ordered, and therefore moved to lay the resuiution on the table, which | 0 was then adopted. Mr. BUNCE moved that the Kairoad Committee tiquire Jato the practicability of substituting iron for wooden cars for the transportation of passengers Mr. Bronati—Calling on the rt within ten days lechanics and Traders’, $10,000; Hanover, , $10,000; Inter- Furtield Counts, lew York, $10,000; Fulton, $10,00 0; Overton & Hawkins, was lost by 84 to 62. reports left Penzance January Guion, SW winds to iat date, lat 19, lon 63, bound west, 900; Guardian, » railroads, which was ASSL, $5,000; anes’ $5,(00; Mar- 4,000; Star, $10.000; Oc- co, $10,000; Commercial, Williainsbuig City, $10,000; New Amsterdagn, $1p,000: Clinton $20,000; ket, $10,000; Tradesinen reports north of Hatteras days and on soundings 4 days, with BRAZIL. Conspiracy Among Ring!caders—Fears Negrocs—Arrest of the for the Fature—Opinion of the Pre Rio JANEIRO, Fed. it has recently been discovered m the province of Minas Geraes that a combination existed among the obtaining of their liberty by force, and that, in pursuance of this aim, 300 slaves belonging to some fazendas adjoining the goid miues of the English companies tn the province bad attempted to induce the large bodies of slaves with them the stand- station—whether wi . | weaterly gal Ullis Lewis. wrlabie winds in the Ailantier been jate Cinef Justice of the Su- preme Court of Pennsylvania, died on Sumlay last at West Pniladeiphia, at the a years. He was the first judge elected by thé people, and atthe expiration of his term declinel the re- nomination on the democratic ticket. Judge Ellis Lewis. whose object lon 7247, ahip Sunrise hence for Galveston. the benefit of the | jn them to ri | urd of liberty, in the | grounded or notis yet unknown-—tuat Other fazeudas would rally at once to their flag of | liberty and that the mo: | tend throughout the empir | before the arrangements for the projected insurrec- | uon were matared the plot was discovered, and soie thirty of the ringieaders have been arrested, thus stopping the periious movement for the pre- STEAMBOAT BURKED. NEW ORLEANS, March 20 1871, The steamboat Rose Franks, with a carg of 700 burned at Turnbull's Isand, on ‘Olives were lost. lumber to Jed e very much to state the trath about | nent would speedily ex- “ Holyoke & Murra: Fortunately, h wever, | bales cotton, Wi the Mississippl. cargo are a total loss. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac ‘or New Yorik—This Day, The bat and The Anglo-Braziitan Times says, however, is greatly to be ieared that the intended imsurrection is, though abortive, too ominous an indication that the end is rapidly approaching to us; for it has, in ible to conceal from the t only in Brazil Besides, a cail of the House avy day or rain dvors had to be broken down to get lum. Depend upon it, during the ensuing week Granam will not be amoug the absentees wien the I may re- truth, been utterly impos slaves of the empire th American continents are there any human beings held mm bondage. DOMINION OF CANADA. 6 02 | Moon sets. 3; High water. ..eve 8 York. OCEAN STEAMERS. DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FQ THB MONTHS OF MARCH A} oil to master, rand give nothing. in it that 1 may in great part change the complexion, or rather standing, of tie men Who, as a rale, have represented the metro- or years past. Take Wie present Assembly, for example. With but one or two exceptions every New York member hoids some uice fal sinecure th ine city, the revenue from which him to pay lis way during the session, ‘Thowe Who do not bold sinecures and who are too 3 ke things even and more than profitavle ried Into the tax jevies for their benefit, if the oid system holds out this year. This being tue case, 1t can be easily seen whai 4 change mignt come about if the new Tax Levy becomes 4 law. The sour men who would have matter would be hereafter Removal of Restrictions on Vessels E in the Lake Trade. OTTAWA, March 20, 1871. The Tunes (government organ), commenting on the national policy adopted by the Dominion goy- ernment, says:—*Until last year there were com- paratively ho charges on American vessels trading at Canadian ports, while our vessels entering Ameri- can ports were subjected to such heavy charges as | ferriage bustoess in the Yr our goverument D Reed & Co, 7 BowlinGreen to Virtually pla hands of the Americans, Placed a similar tax on Amerie. snit is a cireuiar from the $ of the Treasury | i Such charges on al) Vessels engaged in | PORT OF YEW YORK, MARCH 20, 1871, CLEARED, concerned, and could “SHOALS OF SEALS. Good News for A delegram was receiv Curry, ship broker, of South str steamship Walrus, which left the port of st. John’s, N. F., on the ist inst., had jost arrived with a full | cargo of seals (15,000) taken off the about a week ago. jers and O} Men. d here yesterday by Mr. 1, stating that the a2. Portinnd—J F Ames ng Foam (Br), Christiansen, Liverpool—P@ody, mae, Liverpoo!— are capable and desirous of 1d bot | Bark BH Dovall Br). Larkin, Amsterdam , ures given as a | guarantee of their young all rignt when they do plain of the Walrus re- | ports thirty sail of vessels in te same ice, all of | loaded and bad » Captain also stated her surrounded could see, and pre verhard Delius (NG), Herboth, Brermen—such, Fonch, Bre & Grunberg, Elsinore—Fanch, Edye Co. tar for orders. ia Barbados—Paul F Gerba, Harriman, Havava- James Bard Bark Freya (Swe), Petterson, Cronstadt up for Lome. ‘k Ceres (N as far as the Bae icts au unusually prosperous The Weather during the sealing expedition the larger masses of | sling the feet to encountered Bark Harriet (Br) Hark GW Roseveit, has been very mode ice lay along the shore,’ thus en. void the dangers whic! | there at this 8e: and Gibralta HJ Nordail & Trevo, rd, Curry, Palmas, Major ? are generally x ‘This Wil be the ¢ jug season ever known in Newfoundiand, EUROPEAN MARKETS. Sehr May Manroe, Hai), Mayaeney, Dobb. Kennedy, StJouns, PRI Weerg. ir Ann Dole, Bunce, Jacksonville Sebr Speedwell, Smith, Norfolk © E jomex, Matthewn, Beverly Schr Helen Mur, Ward, New J Scnr Eveien, Burger, Siarsford Steamer black Diamond, Meredith, Chester, !'a, : + Monitor, Jones, Philadelohin, chols, Piiiadelphia. , Davie, Philadely ARRIVALS, HW Jackson Co, Loxvos MONEY MARKET.—LONDON, March 20— Cousole clowed at bonds, 1882, 02: Erie Ruiiway abares, | and Grem Weacern, 43. OLTON MARKET. 1) 30 A.31.--The cotton market opened quiet and seauy at the Tgd. «7944, ; mnidahn Swamer ACR ois Centval, Lh REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAOH, | Setitrany, beginners eee to DEL back to Steamship Merrimack, Weir, Rio Juneiro Feb 24, bh M Sth, Vernambueo March 2, Fara 6th, and. St Thomas 4.6 VM, with mase and passengers, to WR Garrison. ad pleanapt weather all the passage. spoke steamship South America, bouna up, ail wellint 9/10, 10n 70, passed a bark steering north showlug ted fing, With woe letier T in contre Fleece, from Martin Steamship Zodiac, Middling uplands, reaps, Tid. a Tied. The sales of the . Jr, secured their Company in Octo: y amounted ded debt to about B15, (HK), 000 ; have sivoe thal time secured the company, and have k to 8,000,000, during which tne, of suid road bave exceeded its expendi- Nanket.—LIvERrooL, per cental for Call- fornia white, und 10. 10¢. a 118, 8d. for lowest grades of No. 2 to highest grades of No, J new red Western spring. LIVERPOOL PRovision® MARKET.—LIVERPOOL, March 20—1:0 P, M.—Pork, #78. 6d. per bbl. for Eastern prime mens. Beet, Li6s. 6d. per tierce of | for abort ribbed mi LONDON PRODUCE MARKKI— Cusie raped. wip, ol. a oie, OW mouth of Paraver robably bark Geo ana 6 days, with ise ue for New Yor! to Jas E Ward & 0 Partridge, Galverton March & ‘and pasnenge re prime mess. per owt. fur Cumberland eut, DON. March Weal. West 14th, with m: 1. 10 © H Mallory oc. 25 26, lon £420, swoke qhix Asma Valley |. off Bombrero Steamship Isaac Bell, Blakeman, Bichmond, City Point and Norfolk, with mdse and passengers, 40 the Old Bomin- fon Steam#hly Ce. re Sbip Free Trade, Bursley, Caleutta Oct 25 and Sand ead entire passage; March 14, of Ship New World, Champion, London Feb 8 and I Wight uh, with make and 90 padgengors, to Grinnell, Minturn Co, Had variable weather. Feb 15, ‘Day'd Buckbee, sea- juan, a untive of New York, died of inflammation of the Ty Ship Antronom (NG), Klopper, Bremen 54 daya, with mdse to Cokart Co, Mad strong westerly gales; was 14 days weat of the Banks. Hark John Worater (of Boston), Knowles, Whampoa Dec i Ae, to Varuou HM Brown eae Had tie one passace, the topaails not having been lower tice they wore set im Whainpoa; been within. 100 miles of Sandy Hook the last four arts with calma and light batiiln, winds. Passed Angter Di Cape of Good Hope Jan 2 and crossed the oot Feb 92 in lon 28, Bark St John (Br), Ryder, Liverpool, 54 days, with mdse, uced strong westerly gales and een, hin 70 miles the last four days with calma and bead winda. Jan Oi, Jas Young, a geainaa, of Liverpool, fel from strong gale blowing at the time, and the night being intensely dark, were unabie to render hiin any ald. Bark Udjus (Nor), Olsen, Newcastle, 80 davs, vin ier easel to Punch; Edge era ‘and had tine weather ; ith inst ke brig Nellie Hl Nash, hence (or Cuba: Bark ‘Aladdin (Nor, Kvensen, Cardif, 58° days, with rall- 0.’ Took the wed, Sandin, Alicante 60 days, with mdse, cin--veasel'to master. Passed Gibraitar Jan 81. Had varlable weather. Bark Marlannina Galatola (Ital), Romeo, Taganrog, Oct Bark A 20, via Constantinople, Nov # with’ wool, to Hanemann & Pagson, "Passed iloraitar Feb & ie ar aria Ital), Lacasta, Palermo, 6 days, with fruit to order—veasel to Sigar Co. Passed Gibraltar Feb 10. Bark Giulia (Ital), Pedone, Palermo, 81 days, with fruit to Soobel & Day, Gibraltar Jan 25; had strong galea in the Mediterranean ; variable gales in the Atlantic. Bark John Zit Fickett, Messina, 50 days, with fruit; to Jobn K Deviln -—weasel to Warren Ray & Co. Passed Gibraltar Feb 16; had bark Harvest Moun, for New York. weather; sailed in company with Bark Mapdelean, Grito, Angostura, Feb 2, via Demarara March 1, with sugar, to order—vessel to D M de Lima. Satled in company Dark Union, for Baltimore; has been 4 days north of Absscom, with light winds and thick fe 'g Caprera (of Stockton), Blanchard, Palermo 60 days, with fruit to Lawrence, Giles 4 Co—vessel to Walsh, Field & Way. Passed Gibraltar Feb 6; had stroug W gales tn the Mediterranean ; iost toretopgallantmasi, sprung maintop- tnast and split saile; bad strong W gales on the coast forthe last 10 days, Brig ‘Agulaneek lof Newport, RI). !tizley, Messina, Jan 30, ult, to JE Devlin & Cove .u KD Hurlbut Co. Passed Gibraltar, Feb 1; had stro. ies. in the Mediterra- neat, light winds and calms inthe A. ntic. ‘Brig Kosky Glen (of Newport, Wi). r. Messina, 73 dare, mi trult to J E Devitn & Go-veweel «muster; passed Uib- raitar Fe m of the passage. Feb 96, lat 94 BIN, lon 85°28 kek Vintun (Nor, from Liverpool for Philadelphia, 48 days . «5 days north of at Brig Springbok (Br), Nash, Messina, 72 davs, with frult_to Berlin & Co-vemtel tod'F Whitney & Co; passed. Git. raltar Feb 1; had strong W gales in the Mediterranean, fine weather in the Atlantic. "March 16,15 miles ESE of Sandy Hook, a large quantity of bulwark stuff. Brig Florindo (Ital), Caplero, Leghorn 98 days, via Gibral- with mdse and two passengers, to otder—reasel to Slocovich & Co, Had strong W gales the entire passage. Aah Jat tna Woe’ fay Wik ert ie yres, Jan jont with wi an le: to” Keynolds ‘and Cushman-vensel to" Baker & Hurlbut, Cronsed the Equator Feb 8, In lon 40; nad rough weather 8 of the Equator, fine weather. Feb 19, lat 14.538, carrier dove flew on board, having ed to its neck & Dlece of paper, on which was written, “French bark Eman. uele, Capt Penco Giuseppe Dirett, from Dunkerque, France,” and a signature, which 1s 60 blotied as to be unreadable. The bird remained on board three days, when it took fight again, Brig Mary Celeste, Fowler, Manzanillo, Cuna, 18 days, with mdse to J De Rivera & Co—vessel to JA Winchester.” Had fine weather: was 4 days north of Hatteras. Brig J H Dillingham (of Stoekton), Mudgett, Cardenas, 12 days, ‘with molasses to Wylie, Knowles & Co—veuscl’ to Carver & Barnes; had some rough weather ; has been 8 days north of Hatteras, with thick fog. Brig Dirigo = Harrington), Rumball, Cafbarien 10 days, with sugar to Danford, ton & Co.-vessel to F Talbot & Co, Had moderate weather. Sailed in com) any with schr | Jas Young, for Boston; was 4 days north of Hatteras. Brig MJ Williams (Br), Acker, Sagua 11 days, with sugar and melado, to J F Whitney & Co. Had fine weather; was 4 es = north of Hatterss, rig Nellie Cliford (of Bangor), Littlefeld, Savannah, 6 days, with lumber, to John Boynton, Son &'Co—vessel to Lunt Bros. Had some heavy weather; lost and split ealls. Schr Georgetta Lawrence, Robinson, Palermo, Feb and -vensel rn Islands, from thence to 48 BAW a phenomena of wo balls of fire; the first about two feet in diameter which exploded between the main and mizzen, with a report as heavy asa twelve pound cannon. The concussion was se- The | verely felt (4 all hands on deck. The second was about half the size of t! e first, and exploded at the foot of the fore te. From 70 W had light, variable winds and calms; 0th, 9 a Ai, took pilot from boat James G. Beanett No. 6. Schr Luz (Er), Putt, Messina, 44 days, with fruit to order— vessel pp) Goorge F Bulley. Passed Gibraltar Feb 17; had tine weather; Feb 24, off the Western Islands, passed schr H W Lawrence, from Palermo for New York. Schr Helen M. Woodward (of Provincetown), Atkins, Be- | Mze. Hon, Id days, with ivory nuts, cedar and 6p: rs, | to has been 4 days north of Hatteras. tiliam Jex—vessel to B J Wemberg. Had fine weather Schr Starlight (of Boston), Robinson, Pensacola, 20 days. ‘ola Lumber Co—vessel to § © Loud & Schr E D Endicott, Endicott, St Marys, Ga,7 days, with Jumber, to John Boyuton, Son & Co—vessel to'Van Brunt & ry ‘hr Ridgewood, Dernickson, Potts Bluff, SC, 5 days, with Raval stores to Doliner, Potter & Co—vessel io E'D Hurlbut & Schr Palma, Rankin, Georgetown, SC, 5 days, with naval stores Dollner, Potter “& Co—vessel to Overton & Oahr Mary Loniaa, Gaskill, Wash NO. Schr Mary Louisa, Gaskill, Washington, NC. % days, wit naval stores, to Zopher Mille es uae Sehr John Bull, Jones, Richmond, Va. with mdse to Over- | ton & Hawkins Schr Jacob Kienzle, Steelman, Yorktown, Va, with wood, to Overton & Hawnins, Se r Isle of Pines, Scull, James River, Va, with wood to Sehr LH Hopkins, Predmore, James River, Va, with wood to Overton & Hawiins. The steamship Holland, which arrived 18th from Liverpool, had 170 passengers, The ship Lady McDonald, which arrived 19th from Bremen, is consigned to Williams & ge and had strong NW and from thence light variable winds, No poke bark Vesta (Nor), irom Bremen, me the sou hern pa The bark Sunny Region, which arrived from Malaga, Had tine weather the entire pi ber have been ‘alms and fogs; Feb % in lat £0 N, lon 20 80 W, saw bi rabtree, from Malaga for New York; March 20" while proceeding up the harbor, with a steaming ahead anda pilot in charge, t about 10 minutes; took in aftersail and set outer jth, when she paid off clear of the danger and proceeded up tlie harbor, @ ship was struck on the ground heavily for The brig Julia Kelly, arrived 19th, reports had violent va in the Mediterranean, tine weather and light 3 days north of Ber- oke brig Flosse (Hr), ‘out; 14th, lat 35 43; 4th Inst, lat 3018, lon 56 40 ‘ort au Prince for London, 22 Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND souTH. Brig Proteus, Church, Newport for New York, with jumber to Simpson & Clapp, Sebr Inabelia Filer, Fuller, Yarmoutn, NS, for Ni Seur HL Welioan, Wellman, ‘Calale' for New Fork. with Co. r D & © Kelly, Kelly, Portiana for New York, with lum- Se ber to Simpson & C P. ‘Schr Parattel, Smith, Portland for New York, with lath to Schr Annie J Russell, Portland for New York. Schr Diego, Suow, Portland for Philadelphia Bebr Lochiel, Haskin, Rockland for New York, with lime toJ R Brown. Schr America, Kinsella, Rockland for New York, with lime to J R Brown. Schr Mary J Elliott, Boston for New York. Schr James Martin, Baker, Boston for New York, Schr West Dennis, Boston for Baltimore. Scbr 8 J Bragdon, Snow, Boston for Bal Schr Panguaset, Gloucester for New Y Schr Onward, Terman, Nantucket fo Schr arab, Thorp, New Bedford for New York. Schr Henry Gibbs, day, New Bedford for New Yore. Schr Sauwitel Warren, Wheatley, New Bedford for New jimore, lew York, Sehr Saratona, Weed, New Bedford for New Yorks Schr Fair Wind, Burner, New Bedford for New York, with Sehr J B Worthington, Tet New Bedford for New Yi Behr Stephen Watermat, Chase, New Hentoy Tor wow York. Schr L P Farrell, Farrell, New Bedford for Nortolk, Va, ybchr Isanc Cummins, Dunbar, New Bedford for Norfolk, ay Schr Ebza B Emery, Tice, New Redford for Philadel Schr klizabeth Kaker, Kerome, Wellfleet (or New fore Sebr D J Newton, Wellfleet for Norfolk, Va. Sehr © G Nickerson, Snow, Wellfeet for Norfolk, Va, Sebr Jos Maxteld, May, Fall River for Georgetown, DO. Schr Richard Borden, Martin, Fall River for Georgetown, Ida, Deering, Taunton for New York, with nails to § Sehr John Stroup, Stroup, Providence for New York, Schr Washington; Leonard, Providence tor New verk, Behr Ann Elizaneth, Providence for New York. Sehr © M Partridge, Dorr, Providence for New York, chr Caroline, Stephens, Providence for New York. Sehr Eastero Belle, Mott, Providence for New York. Sebr Franklin, Brewater. Providence for New York. sehr G Eddy. Hopking, Provideuce for New York, hr Sallie S Godtrey, Hobbie, Providence for Newbern, Schr Annie Cranmer, Cranmer, Provide ee for Norfoik, a. Sehr Bilzebeth B, Hogan, Newport for New Yor! Jonu Manlove, Smith, Newport for Philad rJ Trueniwn, Trueman, Newport for Philadeiph Scr Wm Perry, Ogden, New London for New York. Schr J W Roberts, New’ London for Baltimore. Sebr Wm M np, Hood, Derby fe Albany. Sehr Rena, Bishop, Fairhaven for New York. Schr Svivester Hale, Coleman, Fairhaven for New York, with natis to Old Colony Iron Co. Sebr Fair Wind, Iograbam, New Haven for New York. Seur John W Flite, Kelsey, New Haven for New York Sebr Florence Bailey, Bulley, New Haven tor New York. Schr Albert Lawson, New Ii for New York. Sehr Panther, Hali, Bridgeport tor New York. Sebr Eichard' Law, Eldridge, Bridgeport for New York. Schr Reetlett, Hill, Bridgeport for Pbliadelphis. chr L.A Tolies. Day, Norwalk for Rondout. Sebr Dart, Wi ‘Stamford or New York. Schr J H Yong, Deering, Cold Spring for New York Sehr Julia A swanu, Knapp, Oyster say for New BOUND East. Steamshin Francovia, Bragg, New York for Portiand Sieamabiy Neptune, Baker, New York for Boston. rig Merriwa, New York for Portland, Sebr Joba Rausiin, Davis, Baltimore for Plymouth, Schr N 1, Lavell, McLean, Baltimore for Waltham. ir Memento, Macey, Port Jobnaon for Providence. Sehr J H Tripp, Nickerson, New York for New Haven. Schr George Wasnington, Peck, New York for Stamford. There are a large number of Sonthern bound scuira an- chored off Whitestone, imable to proceed on account of the Jntevse dargness of the night. Wil atdaylight. Wind NE, blowing strong. Heavy rain. ill probably get underweigh The following veauels, which passed through Hel arta ving encountered atrong bead winds :— Brig Merriwa, New York for Portland. Brig J Leighton, New York for Portiand. Bark Satelite, York for St Jobn, NB. Bark Eliza White, New York for St John, NB. Brig Torrent, New York for St Jobn, NB. Brig Ciara K Goodrich, New York for Boston. SAILED. Steamebips Fiamsteed, for Liverpool, Rising Star, Aspip- land wail Wand o4 sunset B. fresh Shipping Notes. Within the past few days alarge fleet of vessels have ar- | 31 rived at this port from the ports of Palermo and Messina, all Inded with fruit, and notwithstanding unusually long pas- ‘sages, bave delivered their cargoes in excellent condition. Many of them have been seventy-ive, eighty and even nmety days out, but yesterday there arrived the schooner Luz, Cap tain Putt, and bark Jobn Zittlosen, Captam Vickett, from respectively ; very good The Jobn Zittlosen was built on nd, and this completes her third running voyage. Messina, in forty-eight and fifty day comparatively. , Torrence, from Coconada (Bay ot Bengal) for London, put into Barbados Mareh 7 leaky and with pumps broken. HEVPARD, from Philadelphia for Clenfuagon, to Philadelphia March 18 reports —1ith P M, lat 87, long 74 80; bark sh: id ESE; weather hazy. 6:15 PM man on lookout ints-on lee bow, but could ee tose by the wind, same way or atecring Irew close the other owed her red lights; being then too close to. put our helm down, but were atrack by the main rigging on wt carrying away our fo no light; kept our veasel other vessel to be goin; we} an we gradually ‘ard, foretopmast, topgallant royal maintopmast backstny, PmAs staysail to pieces tatn deck — plankshire, interlocked forty minutes. as soon as cl ht flahed foreyard and nectited the rigging us le. On Wednenday morning nailed boards and eanvas on the aide, At 6:30 P M 1th, made Cape N Wj shortly ater a thick fog onme on and we Were obliged to head of shore; tt remained thick all night. Thursday, very thick fog all aay; wind 8; at 9 P M mado Fen- P M made Cy anchored above the Ice pilot on board, The vessel which ran into us proved to be the bark Caro, from Palermo for Philadelphii. Ttal, 420 tons), Fiasconare, from Havana ‘ar, was wrecked nt Had 6 feet water in part of main rigging, resail, mainsail, rainto; ig us town to the Wo remained well a8 posaib) BEG AQUILIA for Qneenstown, of Mareb U5 on Fi bold at last accounts, Buia Paursrno, into St Thomas in sold March 1, Sonn Burwan, reported ashore on Whitestone Point on evening of 18th, being unable to float off, tug 02 morning of 1! from New York for Seville, which put distress, bas been condemned, and was was hanied off by inst. _ Having received considerable to her keel and huli while on towed to dry dock at City Island for repairs. from New York for Charleston, was north of New Inlet, NC. The vessel cargo materially damaged. Wreck- rocks she was Sout WALTON, ashore 18h inst 16 mil will probably be era are engaged 8 O P BINNS, from James River, Va, on the 16th inst Bennett Mason, overboard, and he was Soun Lizzix A Warrson, from Cardenas for Philadel; ashore on the Joo Flogger and full of water. Partics have contracted to get her off, Scun L P PHaRo, ashore on the Gridiron, trying to get her off, BIEAMTUG Wr from Providence for New York, is Hell Gate. Wreckmaster Brown is 'OMING fs ashore on the Gridiron, Hell G: ton in makin ‘which she had tn tow. the schooner's bow, her off at high water. Tue WREOK a) passed March 5, anding, foremast bboom'gone (prol She now lies under and efforts wii! probably be made to get of a vessel of 200 or 200 tons, was Jon —, waterlogged ; had mainmast ne about’ 15 feet trom the deck, and bly brig ij F Dunbar, of Searsport, be- Burst, March 4—The car; Liverpool for Philadelphia, which leaky, 18 partially dam: gon the extent of of the Pekin, Dakin, vessel putin’ here I but as the discharge is still damage cannot as yet be esti- E.stxorr, March 2—The bark Minna, last from whien lett the Fonds torday, took the ground off ras asainted o} C Fiindegrand ‘or rix dollars, and towed GIBRALTAR, March ‘The sehr Carl (of Hamb from Newcastle (or New onawee York, with coal, foundered Liverroon, March §—The on the alil of the Waterloo Doc’ night's tide. She appears much'sirained, mainmast forward, which gives her the aj down at the head. St THOMAS, March 13— charging her cargo of oil. JC Boynton, which stranded k, was got off March 3 on tha being twisted from ppearance of being ‘The Hatfeld Brothers is now dis Coming out very bad; bali of the The Britisa achr Umbro, 99 tons, J. Smith, here on the 8th inst in distress, l from St John, NB, bound to P has advertised for master, entered on her voyage yr estimates ft: f tae Ste ates tor repairs opened to-day at the ite, Eatimated to coat between No decision has been made yet. ship (whaler) Commodore Morris, 833 tons, Borden, last from Barbados, with ru, arrived on 11th inst, rudder shat- lung her rudder and will repair it without any of her cargo. etis, Capt Denova, entered to-day ‘age from Laguna, bound to Liv- She has been out 64 ail her boats and poop house Survey will be held to-morrow. ‘She encountered the gale near the £00 to repair her. of New Sedfor cout 700 bbls of tered. She has unsl Eng, with cargo ot days; mainmast, bulwarks, gone, and is leaking badi, tost overboard, SrmaMsutr ST LAURENT, from Havre for which put into Hatitax, NS, ‘17th inst, The case of smailpox on bo: completely quarantined in the ship. had been supplied ard was mild aod Cousins, from Liverpool for Mobile, Feb ppoots, from London for New York, no date, Ship Benvenue (Br), Mutrhead, 1st G48 to Oh Se faine, antec isnt? Bo Ge ee m Savannah for Bremen, no ayronus, from Messina for New York, Feb 2, lat Foreian Ports. ARDROSSAN, March 2—Satied, Hannah G, Smith, Vortiand McDonald, Phila- Arrived, Filie de Air, Wiliams, Rogers, Savannah, Passel by, Kingtaher, Hong Kong for New York; 19tb, Jungtrau, Jo: pore for Boston. NIIGUA, March 3—Arrived, achra Watan, Washington, NO; 4th 4 6th, brig G M Morris ( Bistor, March 8-10 port, New Yorx, ldg. BREMERHAVEN, March 1—Arrived men, Philadelphia; 34, Nailed 3d, Buitimore (#), UWEKSH AVEN, t (and satled 4th for New BATAVIA, Jan 23--Sajled, Aleyone, BUENOS AYRES, Fed 13~In port, and Mary Goodell. Sweetzer, dis ell, and Serene, Oliver, for New York, lig; Silas Fi arrived th; Kinrara (Br New York, (Idg); Katbieen (Bri, L Taylor, Doane and Archer, and G M Tucker, Tucke and Emma F Hail, Phiney, unc from San Francisco for RDAM, March 2— New Orleans; James Muir, Elizabeth (Br), Campbell ANJIER, Jan il Coldrey, from | Movie: Nevada, Davis, Jacksonvill nes, from Sing- Br}, Bousrel, ee brig Annie Eldridge. Phil 5 jombersutid, Nielson, for | {Om,Piiladeipliias Nereus, trom New York Sobibye, do; Coal -Coriolan, Von Lre- Norcenhoit, New York. Vockler, baltimores” 7 S—Arrived, Braato, Nillsen, Patterson, Padang, jevada, Giikey, | 3 Barks Helles ws Orleans from, Brooks, from do. McKenzie, for ©), Mockler, for do, do. Tibbetts, une; Sadie, i brigs Mary A Davia, ; Clara J Adams, MeFaddea, Rolla, from New ; Bertha (Br, Brine, andhard, dis; ‘eb 28—In port, bark Evelyn (Br), York via Pernambuco, arrived 1th, di une; schrs JP Lundwalt ( rewater, Goodall, from Pernambuco, ding. Banwanos, Feb 25—Arrived, hark Gasell March 3 for’ Demarara); acl Island (and sailed 9th on’ return d sailed 27th for —); 3th, bark Hyac Jersey City: Hasbrook, Koper, do: Franiclin Bell, Bréuster, do;' Nuati- coke, Peters, Nor Chattanooga, Jol Sanderson. ols (Br), Falmon, Guadalou lonteviaeo (and salled 2 losephine, Dayton, Fall River, Ei bth, bark Atlantic (in) Diekinnon ment et fer, Annapolis, Messenger (Br), Hansen, Buenos in for provisions and Liverpool, NS; schra Alert (Br, Jones, Bear River, N! 10th, Armada (ir), Coveland, Bear Also arrived at do March 2, fax (lost foremast and main (Br), Jarvis, Liverpool. Sailed March 6, schr ith, brig Autumn (Dut Anthony, New York; In port March Il, Dick Hav Diekinson, New ¥ land, Port Jefferson, 'S (and satled for Crowell York, iver, Driga Rover (Ht), Flavin. Hali- | Saiied_ Bark Minnie wor Siero topgallantmast Feb 15); Leader Lucy vehi eo Cole, 2 urinam ; ‘schr Emi th, bark Maria (Br), Foster. London. ‘chr May Morn, from Jacksonville, ‘March 10—1n port, barks T rk for Galveston, Union (Br), Green, for Antwerp ; Potomac, for Demerara and Rio Janeiro Emma Lenwood and GG Curtis, for Boston; Lizzie Smith, for Salem, and a fiset of coasters. H Armstrong, to from do for San }wendaen, from Phiia- Bowers, from New Yo: Maine siip for repairs; ig for repairs; Thomas (Bi delphra for Queenstown, do do; from Savannah for Liver Knight, McAllister, Union (Br), Holm, orders; John Randolph, CARDIvF, March 4--Arri Sunbeam, ‘Holmer, Bristol for New York (an: from Norfolk fo m St Domingo ow, from San Bigs for do d , Mary A Way, r Demerara, reldg; Robinaon, Liver Russell, Dieppe; Breaker, Liverpool; » Mozart, Cochrane, New Orleans; Mutlab, Riley, Cleared dd, Hugin, for New York. —Sailed from Saugor 2st, Kadosh, Crock- Jan 26—Arrivea, Nebemiab Gibson, Smaiiey, Port brig MS Leighton, Leigh- Duggan, and Cut- ported arrived Feb Barks Gazelle, Black, from d rk ; St Lawrence,Steed, from Silas N Martin, Brown, from and b 27; Julia Blake ork, arrived 4th’; schra MM timore; Annie Whiting, Butehinson, from a arrived 2d; New’ Dominion (Br), arrived 6th, une; Northern I Norfolk, Va,arrived 3d, une; also in port, ne’; brig Normandy, Also in port 9b, bri Boxer (#r), Luckie, for Halgers, Bremen ; ‘Athen Genos Lyman, Bay Islands, Hon; Stingray, Harrison, Pensacola’ steamer Austin, Brown, Pensacola,| CALooTta, Fel CAIBARIEN, March 9—In ton, for New York in 6 days. March 4—Arrived, Nereus, grater, Hallett, San Franciaco (before re Bewenar March 9—In rrived tth,for N and for Baltimore; or} for New York, arrived and for New Y Pendleton, London. New Yor! (Br), Blake, from McCoucher, from jaght, Plummer, from (9th,bark Chanticleer, Otg, ftom’ Tayport, arrived Guiseborough (48r), Potter, and brig Queen of the West (Br), a her return); led March 8 on Boston (and sailed Mare Marchant, Baltimore cand ai Salled—Feb 27, March 1, bark Rees, Baltimore: 8d FALMOUTH, Ma ‘Mth, Mikslasipph, ship Victoria (Rr, Henderson, Pensacola New York; zd, Union red, Dover, Sti Feb 18-Sailed, bark Alberte ( , Jan 30—Paseed by, schr Ontara, ship Bertha, Humphrey, from (was reported sailed for Galle). HAMDORG, “March—Arrived at Cuxhaven , Lincoln, Trotty, New Orleans. KONG, Jan 16—Arrived, Naples, Mott, Saigor; 19th, 19tn, Lady Bonay, In port Jan 25—Shipa Sea Serpent, White, n elen Morris, Nott; Highland Rhiniey, Wilicomb, ‘une; barks Kandos (Dan orensen, Bangkok, for New York ; tiolden Hind, Hatch: 2 forthe HERALD ut the Brauch Office, (removed from 1. Fulton street to) No. 4 Court street, City Hall square, same building with Brie Railway ofiice. “This {s our only author ized Brookiyn office, and advertisementa are received at Regular rates, without extra charge of any kind. “Open {row lyn Wood (Br) Jamieson, for Homer (Br), Rogers, tor tp Sumatra, Mitien, For San Fi » Millen, for San Frat . ., Feb 22—Arrived Spearwater, Port Gamble vin same day for Hon, (ir, Stewart, Auckian , bark Mary Belle Francisco (and sailed teamship Wonga, Wonga , 8% ‘and left 26th to return). 18, sehr GM Ward, Kickman, Guano Isiands, March 18—Sailed, schr Golden West, for Phila- Isr or Wronn, Lambert, from London for 1, March 5— Arrived, Van Dieman, Robinson, San Francisco ; 15ti ih, City of Baltimore Crasader, Jenkins, ‘uxine, Owens, Savannah; BOM, Seaview AM, Liverpont, ALD) handsome Switches ries, New Yor! Delamotte, and Parthin do; Ann Gray, Baxter, Mobil rodite, Reid, New ‘York, lansobrook, San Francisco Joonbenm, Field, Boston bs, New Orleans ‘ota (#), Richardson, Baltioore Curtis, Key West; ¥ B Cuthing, Tyron, Lewls, ana Anni mB (Dot San Francisco direct); M sphere, Oram, do; Nova Savannab; bt Yates, New Yor New Orieans; Ena Mobile: Almira. Gr ‘dyspepats, cousumption, consti Pe tee oPine blood ana ait ant vot fevers ena tae aber re. Sold in ti se A £000 168 Wiliam sirerd New Feet, Se DU BARRY «nd erocers’ Great Western, Wm F storer, bryant, ‘Smith, do'via Bangor; Scioto, bawron, runswick. Ge. via Newoort, ‘British Lon, Bowie, Mobfle Anguota, Ragsed, New Cont «ireat Eritefe, Chl mew, Bower, 4 san) Sattheokee ) Mase; te a Ent out 4th. Avondale, ‘vaca, for Baltimore; Lothair, Lealie, New Yori mired a olyhead 5th, Exploratore, Lorgobardo, Liver- w Yor! PVONDON, March 6—Arrived, Yangtsze, Smith, New York; Ariel, Courtuey, do; Annie Braginton, dale, Boston. MOVILLE, March 20—Arrived, steamship St Andrew, Wy- Me, Portland for Glaszow cand proceested).. ANILA, Jan 20—In port ships Archer, Power, from Hong Kong, arrived 17th, nue; (olden Fleece, Adame; Monte Rosa, Thomas, and Kiidonan (Br), de Lonie, for New York; bark D Carlton, Freeman, for do. Seiled Jan 9, bark Chattanooga, Fre Mrsutva, Feb £5—Arrived, Burnalie, Ballea Mth, Levant, kiliott,’ New York. Maxeerties, Feb 27—-Salled, 9 8 Smith, Howard, Par lermo. MALTA, Feb M—Arrived, Alngika (#), Maury, New York via Marseilles for Hong Kong via Suez Cahal, MonTEVIDEO, Feb 2—Arrived, bark William & Anna (Sw), Neigligh, St Marys; St Genevieve (Fr), Coguelin, Sa- vannah for iuenos Ayres; 10th, brig Aurora (Br), Graham, New York; {lth, bark Fremont, Carter, St Joln,'NIs; lath, Berard Ath Cp. Sera 2 won tir, Flinn; Atlantic n port Fel ark Scotia Qui r), ; (Br, 'Mokenale? Geo Lisson (iin MeLean, ‘and Sarah Bloan (Br), Sloan, for New York, lz. MARTINIQUE, March 1-In port, brigs Ida, (Br), Bi from Georgetown, arrived th, une; Kattie E Wheeler, Bat gon, from Portia do; Altavela, McClellan, for ew York. Arrived at do Feb %, bark Golden Fleece, Rhodes, Barha- dos (and satied March's tor Point a Petre): 98ih, achre HG Bird, Drinkwater, Baltimore (and sailed Marott Tl on ber re- turn’; TS MeClellan, Tarr, Barbados (and sailed March 7 tor Foint Petre). Balled Feb 24, schr OC Bearse, Hodgdon, St Thomas ; 25th,. brig Jenny (Dan), for Porto Cabello. ANZANILLO, March 1—In port schr Hattle Haskell, Young, for New’York in 10 days, RWvORT, March 4—Arrive!, Lepanto, Bell, Antwerp to load for Gulvaston, Balled 84, Emma, Smart, Galveston; 5th, L H Clements, Kelly, New York; Jeraaea Neilson, do. PAGSABOEANG, Jan 12—Arrived, Metis, Smith, Probo- ii "Balled Jan 9, Galveston, Bri: Holland. PeRNAMBUOO, Feb 22—Arrived, schr Anna Wheaton Stk 234, rags. Nornen (Nor), Mathieson, Bal- 10, James, do, Harmonia (NG), Sparke, New York; 2th, P M Tinker, Barnard, Boston, In port Feb 21, brig Gilpse, for Hampton Roads; Rifle- man, for Philadelphia via Macelo, , Pont Sratn, Feb 23— Arrived, brigs Favorite, Duel, New Falcon (Br), from Haltax; Ethel (Br), from "Lock~ ort; Mtn, HB Emery, Smalt, Boston (and ald’ March § for ‘inidad, Cuba) ; 28th, schra Comrade (Br), Bale, New York (and sld March '6 for Barcelona); March 1, E J Palmer, Bmott, Baltimore and ld 8th for Porto Rico)? 2d, ‘brig Jobu Givan (Br), Mayo, Liverpool via Barbados; 4ih, schr Genc- ral Connor, froin St Mary's, Ga; 9th, yacht Josephine Bray- ton, Barbados, Batlea Feb 27, brig Wm Nash (Br), West, Turks Island ; March 9, bark Melbourne (Br), Quecdstown} schr Rocking” ham, McCormack, St Thomas. ‘QUEENSTOWN, March 5—Arrived, Queen of the East, Stod- dart, San Franeitco; John Ritson, Wi Hoy: do, RANGOON, Jan 24" “Arrived, St Paul, Martin, Singapore. Rio JaNEino, Feb 13—Arrived, ship Montpelicr, Diser, Callao for Cork,’ for orders, leaky; bark Alico Tainter, Los’ berg. Philadelphia. Balled Feb 12 bark Traveller (Br, Penfield, Hampt Roads, with™,003 bags coffee; brig Uranus, for Galves with 8,00 do; 15th, barks Adelaide Pendergast (Br), Nelson, New York, with 4,628 do. ; Skimmer of the Seas Br’, Hamp* ton Roads, with 380 dos" brig Brothers (Br), Vivert, New York, with 2.60%do0: achr Mary Rics, Pratt, Haltimore, witb 3,000 40: 16th, bark Doris Broderson (Dun), New Orleans, with 5,000 do; achr Steriing (ir), Philadelphia, with 2,790 do; 18th, bark Burns (Br, New Orleans, with D874 bri; Myalig (Bri, Hampton Ronde, wita 3.500 do; Wth, harks Jembytd (Nor), Hampton Roads, with 4,200 do; ist, Jobim Boulton (Br, Lindsuy, Hamp:on Koads, In port Feb %8, barks Ethiopian (Bri, for New York. lig 6,000 baga; Italy (Kr), for do, with 4,500 do (cleared); Fox Glove (Br), for Mobile, witn 8,00) do; brig Agatha (Dutch, for Baltimore, with 3,000 do;'schra Jeannette (Duteh), for New York, with rosewood, Se; Sultana (i'r), for do, ‘with do; Alpha (Br), for Gaiveston, with 2,600 bags coffer, Cleared 2th, Star of Wales, for Hampton Road RIO GRANDE Do Sut, Feb 12—In port brigs H Tl Seavey, Lee, from New York, arrived 6th, disz; Queen of the Scw (Br), and Tre Sos re (Dan, tor New York, ldg; scbr Chr. tine | Dan), for do do. Salled Feb 7, brigs Flora (Br), and Jeune Edouard (Fr), for New York; th, Waix (Br), for'do. SiNGAPoRE, Keb 1--In port ship Simoda, Johnson, for fat gor ehtr; barks Polly Lewis, Johnson, and Victor, Wass, sor }oston. Salied Feb 1, bark Willy Rickmera (NG), Stolt, Hong Kong, SHANGHA, Jan 15—Arrived, Pekin, Seymour, Nagasaki: 17th, Juno, Percy, do. Tn’ port Jan 18, sips John Nicholson (Br), Webster, and. Maincea (Br), Bouttie, for New York; barks Stanfield (Br), Cummings, for do; Pekin, Seymour, and Witch, Burs: ley. tine; Adele,’ Friend, and Edwards (NG), Sobst, Bafled ‘Jan 8 Helen'W Aliny, Freeman, Chefoo; 16th Athera, Pearse, Montreal. SAMARANG, Jan %—Sailed, Rocket, Dill, New York. Sounauaya; Jan 7_Arnived, Fanny, Baton, Saimarang. Bulled Jan 16, be . Burkes, Holland (has been re- ported Idg tor Bosto: St THowas, Marci 1—Arrived, brig Wiley Smith (Br), Rogers, Barbados (and xailed 8th for Monte Cristo to load for New York at 3s gold); Pever & John (Br), MeLaughilg, Grace Bay (and sailed $d for Cuba); 3d, bark Hubert (Br), Norran, Demerara; 7th, brig Pedro, Bahrs, Martinique (and salle ‘th for Vignes and United states); bark Wm Patterson (Br, Allen, Demerara (and sailed #th for Pensacola); 8th, Eleano? Dodson (Br), Mudie, Sunderland; M A Johnston (Br, May- nard, Demerara; brig Mohawk’ (Br), Murphy, do:’ ser Hampton, Fletcher, Martinique; 10th, Brig W A Rogers (Br). Herman, ‘Berbice (and sulied ‘for Mayaguez and Unite. States);" Tit, ship Commodore Morris (whaler), Borde! Barbados; brig John Richards (Br), Robbins, Buenos Ayr 22th, achrs Howard, Wooster, Antijua; Mtb, Grace B Wes! Lord, Barbudos. Seiled March i—Brig Wm Mutr (Br), Ford, Fajardo; schr HT Hedges. Franklin, St Johns, PR: 2d, bark Hannah H. (BP, Kerr, Jamaica ; brig Masonic (Br), Parsons, Arrayo, R;'schr Kate Foster, Harnden, Fajardo; 7th, Mary Patten, Cumminga, Cuba; brig DB Doane, Veazee, do: sth, achr Geo H Bent, Smith, Arrayo and United States; 9th, bark Jas Primrose (Br), MeKay, Curacoa and United Stat YeNton,March 2-Arrived, Veloce, Romano, New York. WHAMPOA) Jan 25—In port abip' Competitor, Matthews, for New York (another account says she sailed Jun 21): hark, Adelia Carlton, Carlton, for do; brig Stephen Bishop, Foote, ‘or do. YoROWAMA, Jan 3—Arrived, Success, Kirby, Shanghae. Salled 6th, Spray, Buckmaster, Nagasaki.” American Ports. BOSTON, March 18—PM.Arrived, achra H Atwood, Fow ter, and Emma L Rich, Jenkins, Tangler, Va. Gleared—Steamer Roma: Philadetp barks New Engiaud, Baxter, Phila’ nce, PR delphia, Sat'ed—Rark Constance, 19th—Salled, wind NW, bark Moorhill ; and from the Roads, uch— Arrived, steamers Orlental, from Savannah; Norman, % ship Nesutan, rigs A L Palmer (Br), from Calbarien; Joba. (Br),'from Clentnegos; Lucy. W Snow, Hall, ‘New achrs Black Duck, from Porto Rico; James Young, barien; Thompson, from Mosquito Inlet; HG Also arrived 2ith, brizs J Howland, from Harana; John Avelles, trom St John, NB, ‘The bark Ira Farnsworth, from Penang, arrived below the port recentiy and was ordered to New York. BALTIMORE, March 18 Arrived, bark Andes, Davis, Cardenas; schrs Ethan Allen, Blake, do; Whitney Long, Hayes, New York. ‘ared—bark Georgiana (Br), Marsters, Liverpool; schrs », McFarren, West Indies; Tookalita, Refd, and Geo B MeViellan, Reed,’ Belfast, Me: Whitney Long, Hayes, and JV Weilington, Rooker, Boston; Four Sisters, Schenck, do; Ida Deliatore, Davi Somerset; Jas Burgoyne, Burdge, and leck, New Haven; Marla Pierson, Grant, jtephen Morgan, Vancleaf, Hoboken; Helen rth Carolina. ‘hip Camilia; barks A Fredholm, Windsor: brigs in Wesley, Potomac, Cieto, John Boyd, John Sailed 17th, bark Caroline Lamont, BOOTHBAY, March 16—Arnved, bark Gan Eden, Green- Sailed Ist) leaf, New York. BRIDGEPORT, March 18—Sailed, achra Fannie G Warner, mn, Conuecticut river; Silas Brainerd, Buell, New Patron, Brown, Long Island; Flora temple; Row. a#h—Arrived, steamer Susan, Grumley, Philadelphia; achra I W Hine, Lane, Philadelphia; Caroline and Cornelia, Croly, Somerset; _£ Brooks, Hawkina, Newburg. ‘lla Jane, Allen, New York; Elisha CHARLESTON, M: rch 20—Arrived, steamship Geo: ‘Punageron eae ‘Bark Minnfe (Br), Stewart, Liverpool; schr JS Clark, for Jacksonville. FORTRESS MONKOE, March 20—Passed out, brigs A. pha, hrs GALVESTON, March 11—Cleared, bark Hattie G Hall, Fisk, Cork. KEY WEST, March 7--Arrived, achr Dayheok, Beebe, New York. Arrived at do 19th, teamsbip Wilmiagton, Cole, Galveston ied 20th). 4th--Sailed, bark Mona, Collins, Liverpool; 6th, schr Wm Flint, Pot ‘orteone Island; \ndine. Grif T Bay? ith, Franconia, Jarvis, Chiltepees weg Wren, wee den, ramps; 10th, Gertrude, Ingraham, Nassau. ‘9h, GW Dell, Hol- MOBILE, fabs} Seep Yc ae Robineon, jsehr ar » Nev rk. MILLBRIDGE, March 14—Arrived, schr’ "Josephine, Brown, New York for Calais (and sailed 16th). NEW ORLEANS marek 14—Cleared, ships Uhlan (NG), city of Richmond, Starkie, Liverpool’; (Br), Carter, Bremen; brig L M Merritt, Eaton ‘cbré JnoT Manson, Manson. Antwerp; Win Fishery ‘I8th—Sailed, steamship St Louis, Whitehead, New York. 1sth—Arrived, steamer Geo Cromwell, Clapp, New York. Sourawret Pass, March 17—Arrived, ship Louis Walab, NANTUCKET, March 14—Sailed, schr Onward, Gorham, NEW BEDFORD, March 18-Salled, schra Sarah, Cobb, Philadelphia; J Truman, Gibbs, do; Saratoga, Weeks, New York; Stephen Waterman, Chase, do; Albert Jameson, Can- PIAUADELPHIA, March Is, PM—Arrived, brig Ennis, ADE! i, a a 5 Hopkii ton. » Malaga; schr Henrietta Simmons, Godfrey, Bos: 20th—Arrived, steamer Leopard, Hughes, Bostor i barks Hiram, Tellesén, Liverpool; Pahteer, Tergesen, London + ache MR G, Bvaris, StJonn, NBo we? Tereesens London Lewes, Murch 18, AM--The bark Caro, from Palermo, assed in on Friday. Arrived, schre Emma Green, from Vardenas, and Ring Dove, from'Porto Rico, both for orders. The schr Atta Vela, for Brunswick, and two rigs Bound BP PAPE ACS, Rogers, trom Cardenas; brig HA Barnes, rom Cardenas. Also ‘lying here, botnd’ ont, Beaut; Planet, Williata Robiasom and Mingle ‘Treaty een? Ricords. Wind ENE. Minnole Traub; schr PORTLAND, March 18.-Cleared, steamship Scandinavian, er Ballantine, Liverpool; achr Agnes, Blair, Card ‘0th—Cleared, steamship Chesapeake, Jooaen, New York ; ara, Sprague, Cardenas, SAN FRANCISCO, March 20—Arrived, steamer Colorado, from Panama. SAVANNAH, March £0—Arrived, ship Arracan, Spencer, Charleston; barg Wm Patterson, St Thomas; steamship America, Baltimore, Cleared—Ship Tidal Wave (Br), Hatfield, Bremer nie L Barker, Pinkham, Liverpool, bark C2 SC ES oS MISCELLA NEOUS. UR BROOKLYN PATRONS WILL SERVE THEIR own interests and convenience by leaving their favors BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED PROM the Courts of diferent States. No puch. 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