The New York Herald Newspaper, April 4, 1871, Page 7

| CONNECTI A Close and Well Contested | £heeet--: ey Election. CUT. THE RESULT UNCERTAIN. Heavy Republican Gains in New Haven and Hartford Counties, Bloderate Democratic Ga Elsewhere. - ms fall tittle under 2,000, The Blessed Wiggers Vote the Straight Radical Ticket. One Democrat and Probably Three Repabii- cams Elected to Congress. TSE STATE TICKET IV DOUPT. ‘ton. Marrronm, April 1871. You bare already received the returns of the elec- Al this late bow no news arrives trom the towne yet ankeard irom, Tae majority of Governor Kagiied is, teorefore, uncertain, Tae federal gov- Promen'! did not interpore ity authoriy with bay- Phela, gunboats or ariiliery, in the Connecticut elec- fon, as did a New York aad Philadeiphia, but ertheless i Was strongly represented ty 4 United States Marsalis, Custom House | Geteotives, & gang of pretty hard customers trom New York and ® fair share of money, bat they dit fot effect much, apparently, The spectre | Dt Reidy the Blacksmita,” according to the radical paper, # De seen tu ail parts of the State dur. Jang the aay, Aitting about with the “cwelve tempt Vions? of Tammany in tis hand and a cohort of re. Peaters an roughs at his heels; but tt happens that, xcept th the papers, vovedy exw this frightiui Poectre. The agents of the federal government, on ‘Yhe contrary, were brassy and frank enouge to boas! Tat they Had Horm men and moNeY here to Infurnce The election, Both parties Of jubilation, each hoping Mt has w dng (0 claim a decisive victory, PETALS OF Til: ELECTION. are in a mixed copaition ‘om, yet not dar A Fall VotemThe State Ticket In Doubi~One Democrat and Three Republicaus Elected tat srese—Keturus by Towns. Hanrronp, April 4—1 A. M, ‘The election in Confecticut on yesterday passed of quiety, As will be seem by the returns the vote ovas unusually fli, It will exceed 00,000 or an ine crease of 3,000 over the vote of last year, THE STATR TICKET . DOURT. At the present writing it is diMeuit to say who is elected Governor, The Pattadium, of New Haven, claims Jewell’s election by 500 majority; but this ts mere guess work, Returns from all bat twelve towns have been received, and if the vote of thes towns is Lhe same as last year Jewell is elected by 80 majority. ‘The returns, however, are not oMetal and hha tt 18 evident that the State is exceedingly close, the oficlal vote may be required to decide which eu. mldate ts elected, THE CONGRESSIONAL TICKET. The members of Congress elected are Strong wep.) An the First district, and Starkweather (rep.) in the ‘third, distric The vote, however, is very close. THE LEGISLATURE, ! But few returns have been received of the Legis. lature. A New Haven despatch says that A, ft. ‘Woodwatd (republican) is elected State Senator over Ki. A. Woodward (democrat) in the Twellh | disrrict by about one handred majority, THE VOTE OF THE STATE. Barnum (dem.) 18 chosen from the Fourth and Kellogg (rep.) probably in the second, i.The (ohowtag are the returns by towns, arranged under their respective counties, with a comparative tubiec showing the gains made by both parties over phe vote of last year:— Hartford (© Jewell. ' q0Wwnss Avon... Rloomticid, Canton.....+ East Wiudsor... Farmington. ew Britain. ocky Hull Southington. Sulllei Weathersfeld. Windsor Locks... Berlin Bristol... Bast Hart Enfield. lainviile, imsburg. outh Windsor. Vest Hartiord, Windsor... ‘Hartford city. 110 wtYe —t English, Rep. a6 = 184 186, wi 209 702 87 395 331 192 85 maj. 2m 432 304 ota 0 101 168 au pits 260 3,546 Tiber elSsrigd ‘4 n 6 w» i “wo a i The yote of Hartiora county, complete, gives Jewell 9,639 aud English 9,671, being a republican, gain of 72 over the vote of last year, New Heven County. TOON New Haven. othany,. .. Branferd., Oheshire, Guilfera, Hamden, Madison. Meriden. Milford Prospect, Seymour Southbury Wallingtord. Waterbury, Walcott... Woodbridge, New Haven county complete gives Jewell 10, and English 11,786, belng a net ‘Tepubtican gain « 73 over the vote of last year, Toett. Engtish, B20 8,267 143 uz 216 626 226 29 oi. 217 78 2st BS 1st tit 15t 55 207 18% Yew London and Windha Towns, Towen, Norwich. . wv eoee LOO New Loudon, + 729 Lebanon wee BO Bazran + loz Nast Lyne. + la Woodstock, . , Stonington . 6 Scotland « OO Punam, + O24 Voluntow a. + Io Hampton. bbe Sterling . ay Griswold 240 ‘Thompson... o09 Franklio. 84 Windham, 4g0 Viainteld, ay Salem ...... i ae fort Stonington. ishon, .. Sprague, it Lyme ‘atorford Ledyard. Lym. Brookiyn. Killingly. Hagtford ,.. Ashiora, ui A 108 182 lw 408 mw English, 1,442 132 129 Sa 186 166 608 oo 140 86 ct} B Lid 148 1 201 1% 8 Lt 66 250 205 vor 19 210 160 wt 1s out Lod Andover, iinet i ON. Mansilold. Homers . Stafford, Vernon WiitiOgtone 68 209 18 230 i 545 We ‘onatic: a—-alis- Rep. Dov aL Phot Srerertnde $ Httitlealt les riint Za eaS ete l Serb Srli | — Gans. — To: Jewell, English, Rep. Dew, Middletown. 808 942 6 er) Haddam. 155 295 - Be Chatham, + 19 184 ~ 1 ML ” 1B - 200 doz 1 = Cromwell, i7t - u 128 t — B02 208 9 _ ay 140 _ 2 1it 61 3 12a Ws ~ wb 246 191 16 ~ 146 410 - 4 1 $1 - Ww O80 MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS, INNAM, April 8, 1871, The majority of Davis, republican, for Mayor, will majorities for the Secretary of State amount to 532. ‘The republicans claim that the whole republican elty Ueket is electod, not excepting Camp bell, ror Prosecuting Attorney, conceraing whi ve Mave been in republican ranks great ie: CLEVELAND, » WT ‘The repubiteaus have carried Cieyeliand by a heavy Majority. Pelton, the repubtican candidate tor Mayor, is elected by about 1,599 majority, The Gemoeratic lovs from 1869 is oyer four thousand, ‘The Votes are not all counted yet, ‘The republicans gaia two Counctimen and perhaps three, Reports from the Inierlor-Liitle Change from Last Election. CLEVELAND, April 3, 1871. ‘The republicans carried Wooster, Lase fall the olty went by about 200 majority democratic. Youngstown went democratic by a small majovity; the republicans polled about half their vote. ‘The republicans carried Ailtance by their average majority. The whole republican ticket was. exeept for Marshal. The indepen candidate was elected to that ont Cauion Weut democratic by 62 majorty. Massillon gave tf usval republican macority. Nuorras corporation elects two Connetmen on the temperavee Ueker and one on the relorm ticket, in Bacyras tow nehip hall the demecratie and half the retorm ticket were elected, Wie the entire people's ticker witn the exception of one trustes and as: Hlected two republicans and one The Dajance of the ticket ts re- ted ab Akron, ul repubdtican At Lima the entire democratic tteket wos elected Wy an average Majority of Lie voles, a sinall aemo- craic en ‘iyria voles @ republican majority of about wo hundred, Toledo mes Seney (emocrat) for Judge 2,500 majority over Fite (republican), Th Mansfeld the Aemoorats elected their Mayor and gained over tie vote of the last fall clection, yor Elected to Sandusky, va ee SANDLERY, Api 3, ish. ‘The election in this city to-day turned on local isstes, The democratic candidate for Mayor is elected by sixty-three majority. The repudiicans have a mayority in the ee Connell, the city mars shel ond the aeessors, Judge Fitch runs behina eket largely, the ety giving neaviy 409 majority for Jeney, democrat, The republoans are as jubl- lant as the dem oerats over the result of the election, INDIANA ELECPION, 8, Ina., April 4, 1871. Wiliam Baker Was re-elected Mayor by the repub- tieans by about 860 majerty, together with the whole city Ueket aud eight of cleven Counciimen, MICHIGAN ELECTION. Dereort, April a, 1871, Very Utle futerest was taken tn the electron to- day. The republican candidates on tho State ticket are clected, bal the retarns are toe meagre to give any figures, The democrats have about 160 majority in this city. Mrs. A. B, Gardner vor in the Neath ward of Detroit, aut Mary Wisou voted in Balle Creek. KENTUCKY TOWN ELECTIONS, CLEVELAND, Obie, Apri The Danvine and by wre (Kye) city resuiled in favor of the republican MENCOIPAL ELECTION TV AVVAPOLIS, ANN AR Md., April at At ihe municipal election to-day the repablican ticket, Mayor, Aldermon, &c., Was elected by ten to twelve majority, with the exception of Judge Tuck, democratic canditate for Counci!tor, and Hanay, democrat, for Alieruiwn, who Were elected by a ma- jority of four. Abnapolis was republics majority. Ti A last fall by over seventy JERSEV CITY GOVERNMLYT, Gillette Blected Chairman of the Bonrd of Public Works=lumsted Brushed Aside ihe Police Commission Lostalted, The new government of Jersey City is fully organized, The Roard of Public Works, the most important commission in the now administration, met veaterday afternoon for the purpose 0} geting the machine In motion. Bumated, who intended the formal aonounerment would be made that he wae duly elected chairman, This wae his ain dream of lie late venand for this he prayed and fasted fd waiched and one greary days and nighis a0 Trenton the” ol to ty agony. But, nian! for the of human ra. Within one brief hour all these hopes biighted. ri 8. we paket Gomayy cbairman, aud on rst . Gillette received three "ge Rem. ” the Cag by wed (our aod Hameted three, Mr. Gill om taking iy ir, delivered a few very appropriate ‘remarks, aod f aey I be f the result. cota man in ener yw af presiding officer ex nary powers wil! manifested against the the barter, He retects tend te on more Ponition thap tot position dows on bin. Hank Newkirk was rected clerk 994 Jovathen Diton counsel to the board, the T reeriting 9 Unspinous vole in recegnivtven of bis ser in draiting tie charter, Tt Gepaill bad only obtained « fomthead i ihe Board pout Ransom woald oot have been contig olive The new Pi loners took formal porsession of the First precinct station house ia the evening. All the old Comulasioners wore to atieadanc oe at speeches wei » 6. chairman of the new Roas wil: be maaite for soveral cava, Tl Wee lee be tween Bea Van River aud detective MeW iiiams DEPAATMENT REPORTS. ‘he © ja aecordance with the prerogative of his alfler, has isrued the following cirealar to all the beads of depart ments create! an cer the pew elty Charte - The Mayor purposes (0 send early im May ® meaen ominon Counell ureuance Of the provisions o| apceai celerence to the workhgs of the uring tae year whieh wil (hen here trans tron your Jopartment an anmwal ‘de of raai!g. thie tepork, apa what i shall com- Wr that fv report should 66 furwhed. by the beet Mi. nd in mae f tee Teas SCS rope Wee cok Sepeedeee Wl coe the Com- any the message. Pie mensage aad the reparte wilt, after pea imon Council, ba printe! ae ducamente of the Cominoe Coun: cf, and may be bad vy the departments, bowed in one vol Unie OF mor, OF separately, wecordingly RO desired bp each MeUiCOL ike BrP. bs dete dogigmete, in aemtable digest of Ydesites these reports order thet be may trepare, irom i contents, Wh great repeal, very Walp years, CARBY HALL, WUATHER REPORT, War Derarrwnnr, OFPIcr OF THR CHIRP SIONAL OFrtcen, Wasco, , April 27:30 P. M. Synoveta for the Dest Twenty-four Hours, The area of low pressure Which was Sundar evening over Lake Michigan Is now over Lake On. tarlo, The pressure lias varied slightly, and is now somewhat Nigher in the Soatawest, I has risen in the extreme Northwest, and is now falling, Clear and clearing weather bow prevails from the Gulf to the upper lakes. Brisk and high winds have been experlencea from the Missourt mver to Lake Huron, Threateoing aud rainy weather has pre- atled to-day ou Lake Ontario aml in (he Middle States, Prohabiltties, Ibis provable that gente winds, with partiatly cloudy weatuer, will on Tuesday be experienced from Pennsylvania, west aud south, to the Misats sippt valley; falling barometer, with threatening and rainy weather, in New York aud the Bastern tates, chic: G0 AND ALTON NALAOAD COMPANY, CaICAGO, April 5, 1871, At the annual meeting of the Ohicago and Alton, Rail Company, heid thiw day, J. B. Blackstone and Jona B, Drake, 0! Ghicano, andgh. Willis James ot New York, were elected diveciors for the ensuing Uiree Yoaray ‘The republican losses of the | - NisW YURK HERALD, TUBSDAY, APRIL 4 1 HAYTI. Opposition to Aunexation =T! Lifo Toreatened=Salv of Steamer Hornet= Rapid Advanie in Gold=ngage- ments on tho Vominican FrontierGeneral Bacz Milled. Jamar A, April 8, i871. Advices from Havti to the Ist inst. annonnoe that there 18 much fecliug against the President, becavse his Secretary favors anuexatic The President's lnfe 18. threatened. - On tie receipt of news of the tertafnation of the War in Envo,e the exportation of the productions of the country to France aud Germany has greauy increased, Me Haytion merchants bave purchased the steatser Hornet, and the crew has gone to New York. Captam Hudson and his mate, disgusted with the meictoney of the leaders of the expedl- Hou, have also gone to New York. Vhe governny being considered unstable gold has advanced suddenly from Quu to 4 ‘There were several engagements Dotiiutcan frontiers, ln one of these a general, supposed to be Vaez, Was killod, a dnel was iouget at Port an Prince betmeen a Domintean tnd a son of the Minister of Finance. Both were wounded, Tie country is cipe for reyotation, ently on the JAMAICA. Rising Star Accideut—{mprovement in Whorvea Determined Upon, KINGSTON, April 8, 1871. In consequence of the damage inflicted to shipping by the Rising Star while attempting to make her dock recently, and which has proved more serious than was at first supposed, a conference hag taken place with the Admiral of the Port, who recom- mends that the docks he extenued and that large inera be pronip'ted from mooring at private ves, The shipping is increasing, ‘the CUBA. ‘The Orpe Crus Lighthouse Again in Working ‘ Order. HAVANA, April 3, 1871, The bark Elia, from New York, arrived on saturday. The Ughthouse at Cape Gruz, which was de- stroyed by the insurgents two years ago, 1s again iiluiminated. ii ip ic THE NEW UNITED STATES LOA Secretary Boutwell in Towa=—The Loan and the Nationnl Banks. Secretary Boutwell received at the Treasury Department a number of the most prominent bankers of this city. Among those admitted into his presence were Mr, Jay Cooke, Mr. Morton, of the fira of Morton, Bliss & Co.; Mr, Howes, of Howes, Marcy & Co.; Mr. Belmont, Mr. Lukey, of A. Belmont & Co.; Mr. Henry Clews and Mr. Jchn- Thowpson, of. the “National Currency Bank, A Hirvatn reportir had a short conversation with tha Secre- tary, who communicated to hin whut Is already generally wn. that about fifty talltons have thus far been rived, Mr. Houlwel quite sanguine | that the remainder will be taken up vers sbortly. | Those who subscribed the first two iundred millions would have the advantage of obtalulng five per cent stock, with the in- terest payable quarterly. ‘The rest of the loan could only bo Lad on combinations of four and a half and five per cent stock's, and upon which the interest will. on'y be pald every Aixmonths. It would.be of the greatest advantage for the national banks to participate in the first two hundred mil- lions (continued the Secretary), tor then Congress would ereas if probably not preas upon them ‘the remain.ier hey kept along now—"But,” sald Mr. Boutwell, wish to hold this out as a threat to the national bank! y would, by action of Congress, either be made to take what remained of the four anita half and five per cent combina- tion or possibly lose thetr franchise, THE OMENTALS IN THEIR HOURS OF EASE, ‘The calico hop given last evening at their house on Fast Broadway by the Oriental Club in celebration of their first anniversary was a magnificent affair. The issue of cards ad been confined to the members, and this limit just afforded attendance enough to fill the spacious apartments, and 80 made the occasion in every way select, comfortable and reaily enjoyable. Many of the Tad leparted from the rule that kt should be a strictly call co hop and were dressed tn the riebest material, while the greater portion were also exquisitely attired inthe most fashionably made but mor e bumble prescribed domestic goods, The display ot jewelry Was in every instance in Tage good taste, The apart- ments aasioned for the dancing were the wo parlors and the adjoining billiard saloon, making a hall of about nmety feet, he saloon was very tastefully decorated with the ingentousiy arranged, and the portraits of jandiey, the President; John Pickford, Jr., the Trea- nd Marshal Tooker were bung in consplen places. rear of the saloon was placed ityron Pickett’s bust of tal covered with xreen cloth, and a irda were pendant trom chaude- » The supper table was on the second floor, running its entire length, ard was profuse'y supplied with every delt- cacy. Among the more prominent of the members present were suas Shandley, his brother Michael J,, General Wiliam: M. Tweed, Jr. ; Police Commissioner Smith, Kichard Tweed, Excise Conumiasioner Wiliams, Assemb!'yman Campbell, Bernard Smyth, Vremdent of the Board of Education; Coroner Keenan, Judges Cox and MeCunn, Inspector Jame- son, Captain Adaire and Alderman Healy, PUGILISTIC. BENEFIT. Upole Bul Tovee, the old, white-haired veteran “master of ceremontes"” and friend of ail the boys who love and interest thomaelves in matters concerning the “squared circle,” will tekea bone't tonight at Professor Clark's, West Houston firect. Tuose of the fraternity who have been helped by “Billy,” and those who have been entertained vy him these many Fears past, wili remember the “old yet" in the hour of ie Bene SHIPPING NEWS. bavonal Almana’ for New York—This Day. Sun rises. . OCEAN STEAMERS, DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL. ee |, Patina City of Wasb'Un) April ¢ Colorado. “Abra +» 589 | Moon rises....eve — — 6 28 | High water.morn 7 31 DATE oF [15 Brondway, 29 Broadw: City of Pavia... April 15. Poonsyivaata...| Apri! 13. Woser, SMapni 18: City of Wikia pe) Ay etl 1.) 2|\6 Broadway. Wyoming. .....| April 9. .°\ Liverpool. -....]28 Broadway «| Ginagow....2.2217 Bowling Fereire wt ‘ 68 Proaawa: Mivursote [Livervosi 29 Broadway. PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 3, 1871, CLEARE ip Siesta (NO, Traut D.. wn, Hambarg—Kunhardt 4 Co. Sleameabie Prancon's. Rrage. Portland—J F Ames, Rark Wecin, Seow, Rotterdam—-R P Back & € pane Cortes (NG); Drummond, Bremeo—I os ark MeC@iiwery, Nickels, Havana— Walsh, Field & Way, rt Marathow, jonne, rtinntPeavody, Willis & Co, Hrig higi (Nor) Lawsoa Lishon—Wendt, Fetens & Hock: man! rig Kase (Dan), Townsend, St Croix—P Hanford & Co, ig Maurtes it erieon, & Thomas Penimton & Co, Brig Sarah Crowell (Hi Morris, St John's, PR. Bria Kode, Downin Matauras—P Talbot & 6 s Formgbok (ir), Melaastroon, Hg tiax—J F Whituey Co Beer 1 SC Rr), James, Hayle, BG F Botley. Fear Poot's bride, Brewster, Humacoa—Miller & Hough- 'Sowe Prmok Tras, Marker, Kingston, Ja BJ Wenberg, Sebr Mewry Midweton, Brower, Nasean, NP—J Douglas & Bone teane thie, Bryant, Bleathora- BS Wenberg. Fete Lanes A Dodd, Mainly, tlevthera—B J Weavers, Fetiengilly Kinney, Elenthera—¥ J Wenberg. ence Sbay, Coowos, St John, NB—Winchester & Behe Arhur Godirey, Go av rey, Indianola and Lavacca— ‘on, tae ESREPE Clotson, Dirty, Witmington, NC—Miller & Housh- fom ‘Zine Thos Boon, fomera, Georgetown, DC Overton & Meee tL aavtenser, Uolemen, Weshington—Bater & Day. Heany, Raitimore--Wm Chalmers. Bebe . Bears, Gloneester—R J Godwin & Son. Bebe Granite Mate, Burgess, BRoston—S W Lewis & Co. Kioop inene, Parker, Cherryatoue, Va-Smith & Lock- ion \Adietown-Rackett & Bro, Bee Eee akeed, Wercanhs Wimineton, Bel steamer & C Pierrepont, Sbropebire, Philadephia, Fleamer Bristol, Wallace, Philacelpina, pieamer Sarah, sones, Palladel yim, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD BTEAM YACHTS. Steamship W an Ww La March 22, _ TNE TBS at ge meager We Guion. Mareh , rs dO; {game day, & Guiod nip Cuty of eo TREE aya March AS CCN pa eee bot nd By wat, 3S Sa sadell tee “ an Anchor line steamer, . with red gee, ai) going BE. camahip Cleopatra, Phillips, Havane March 2%, with mdse ad passeeeere, to F Alexa’ & Sons. the bar March CARL a pane Yr? watery 4S 2,0 ml ‘SW of Matteras, caw a eel wing ‘with red borer and red letters FR ert ¥ hy fe Reishi wemstiat Tl ke a irom BN! NW, bavo jw scurs Hattie fiaskell, and Morning Star, bound Ny the former with jibvoom gone 2h of Barnegat, parsed araft, made of lenders, planks au three wi sh stove, Recker Chatteston March 3 i Morgan @ Co, Agril its water casks lashed on tt, Stoamehty South Carstina, Wish mdse gnd vageooaesy, ty 1h I 9 Beith Hetane We estore Mev Geran 49 emtien pasvet stean: sphere Metowpeite, Mnce foe Bow Orin ‘ romebip imac Fel. Biakeman, Riohmand. Civ Point and Nertoil, wh wie ans pasecaerry Gs Use Old Doma: fou Steagn bie huchmona, Cay Potrt Aicemerp ¥ v Oper rere Get Boriets, with mése cet yarsengere, to Washington & Steamship KC Koient, Junneen, Geargeiows, DC, wii twdae Unt pase gros, tos Meer Meomeriy Od, Mexerar, Tauadeipteta, with mage, to the Lorian! Rt-amat iy « te stab @ Pei ow th Lowen, Det, with unos, to the, Kew York ane Der » Co. | Mark Hiabors'ad Nar, f ad @h) fut, to Joke h Dewte vonen to Wemit, Toten) & Fockr no wether | i the Mester seen te Jem OR thew light warts vie winds aed Berk Paws Sor, Cormen Palecme, 6 4are. | Werteren, < Co-teaet to Went Tetons & bi | Passed Ui esitar Penge, Lot Yarkehte weather, March Il, lab 87, om & wpowe turks Wok © =~ Ee Dee Ten. Bask Molly ial, Ruse, Cesttamere to dames K wa at Poem! @ salts dave north of Nevers, wth mrog & ) § Hare Th avas beets with coilee, bi'es, fr, and two paswongers, to 4 Co. Hes ethery wit’ im the Carnulan Sea, from thence to Fictierss atrons ¢ table winds. been (9 days wrth Of that polut, with strone NW and Ne Hark Nashwask en La Wie days, with sont to Bimon de Vpomr heavy weathe. Sdays marh 9 Brig kien ity), € Carter melado, to ¥: wease! t Hr, Wick, Porte Cal sine, / nom, via Wavane 12 | venenl order, Mad tateren j =) devs, oth coer end | a lveter & Oo led 16 days. with motasses, | on Bir), Paaget ¢ Howe! to ‘terem, with & Annie Whitin cvthson Demerare 1S dave, ¢ Bo, Mat beury weather b da, Hath) Metn anon, St days, with A Rovlasom, vessel to 8 C Laws & Co. Had x Caves 12 days. vith | hathenry Raow NE | % panmage; March BA lat 24%, low 7 ‘ord irom Surinam for New York ; Mich, | sehr Tropic Rird, from st Lago, for Viviin i $3, toi sey Queen, Cram ee aud loqwo wiles moet “of 1. tow Ph brig Wild Hanter, BMareh ah. re iclir Geo Washingt, Pinkham, Baracoa, 1% days, wich fruit, to J & T Pearsall. ‘Mad modepave wealner, Sehr Israel Snow (of Rockiund, Peasy, with froit, tod & T Pearsall; vessel to B moderate weatler 4 daya north o; Haters, Schr Rio Grande (Hr), Wate, Matertay 13 day to masicr. Been stays norh of Hatihras, with Strong ead winds. Secor Ailoona (ot Boston), Fitzgerald, Matanvag, 14 days, | with molasses, to order--veasel to 8 © ‘ : days north of Hatteras, with heavy NW and Nk winds. | Behr sontia Bowen (ir) Haley, Sviney, OB, 4 days, with coal to C bs Swain, Son & Co—vessel to master Mad astro, Wand NW gates. 4 “s Sehy John F Chand is, Ship Harbor, NS, 6 With amber to ded —veasci to D & DeWall & O: Sehr Kate Grant, Grant, Jacksonvide, 1s days, with lumber, to Alson & Clark, Schr James Veidren, Cayilier, Jacksonville, 12 days with lumber to RT Parrebild. Had heavy westhe Schr Nellie Potter, Mathews, Wiltingto: naval stores, t Inman, Schr Ida A Thayer, Cole, Vir gini Schr John Howord, Dorsoe, Virgi Schr Garrett P Wright, Schr Ida B Silave, Newton, a Schr B F Wooley, Johnson, Virvinia, Sehr D kt Martin, Peterson, Virginia, Schr Wm Henry. 'Van Name, Virgtala. Schr Fxce), Ludium, Virzinia. Schr John James, Snow, Virgin Schr Ramuel Wood, Wood, Virginin, Schr Lettie, Linwood, Robin, Virginia for Providi Schr ET Heraty, Meredith, Alexandria for Lyn, Schr Charley Woolsey, Parker, Georgetown, DU Schr R Vaux, Whittaker, Ba'timore, Schr Oakes Ames, Edmond, Baltimore, Schr J A Carson, Young, Baltimore, Schr ME Gildersleve, Fatiey, Delaware, Sehr E Enulisn, Crowell, Philadelphia for Boston, Schr Win Tice, Tice. Philadelphia for Boston. Schr E Nickerson, Nickerson, Philadelphia for Boston, Scbr NW Mogee, Ketchum, Philatelphia for Boston. Sour Richard Law, Kidridge, Philadelphia for New Bed- ford, Schr FF Meany, Lowrfe, Phil iphia for Providence, Schr Ocean Weve, Bryant, Philadelphia, Schr Anna Barton, Frink, Philadelphia tor Boston, Schr Vaikenberg, Johogon, Philadelphia, cas William Gillan, De Hatley, Philadelphia for New aven, : Schr Lizzie Rice, Godtrey, Philadelphia for Salem, Schr Quickstep, Smith, Jelphia for Port Jefferson. Schr Tatand City, Allen, Philadelphia tor Boston. Schr Titmouse, Townseu: arbor. Schr M Wooley, Prink, Boston tor Baltimore. Sloop Flying seud, Young, Virginia. Sloop Addie Watts, Watts, Chincoteast The brig San Carlos, which arrived on the Ist inst, reports 8 days north of Hatteras with strong NNW gales; was oif the Highlands on the Ist, and was obliged to hani off on account of the heavy easterly blow and thie weather of (hat date, Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Glaucus, Walden, Boston for New York, with mdse, to HF Dim Schr Abrer 1: with lumber to Simpson & Sian. Schr Caroline C Norwood, emont, Muchias for New York, with lumber to Simpson & as Sehr L E Wentworth, Dodge, Machias for New York. Sehr Maggle Cannon, Smith, Cohasset tor Philadelphia, in ballast, to inastor, Sehr John J Nye, Wiley, Providence for Norfolk. Sehr Beulah E Sharp, Decker, Avponang for New York. Schr G Stanc!iff, Frane, New Haveo for New York. Schr F E Hallock, Railock, New Havea via Northport for Georgetown, DC. Behr Kichard Morrill, Davis, Greenwich for New York. Schr David Pearsall, Egan, Stator 1 tor New York. Schr Mile Franks, Edwards. Hortoa's Potnt for New York. aracea, 1 aay Weaver with | days, with ee, yor, Pendleton, Machlas for New York, r, O'Brien, Liovd'’s Neck for New York, ‘0.8, Day, Northport tor New Yor! Peck, Mott, Huntington tor New ¥ Schr F G Smith, Finley, Coid Spring for New York. BOUND East. Steamabio Franconia, Bragg, New York for Portian t. Bark Altsed (Br), Marebildon, New York for Quebec, Schr Mury Standish, Rick, Georgetown for Boston, Schr Davidson, Smith, Washingion for Providence. Schr Ana Twidill, Edwards, Baitimore for Northport. Schr ilighland, Lynch, Baltimore for Rosi Sehr Rappahannock, rg, Balthaore for Stamford. Solr Alexander, Habcock, Philadelphia for Hartford. Schr Reading RK No 41, Lynch, Philadelphia tor New Ha- ven. Schr J W Bell, Carr, Trenton for Taunton. Schr Edward Wooten, Chase, Amboy for itoston. Sehr Quickstep. Smith, Hort Johnson for Brookhaven. Behr $N. Smith, Springer, Elizabethport for New Bedford. Schr J Bayley, Bayley, bitzabothvort tor New Haven. Schr Laventine, ——» Ron ‘out for Bangor. Schr A.J Russell, Miles, Rondout for Naatueket. Schr Thos Jefferson, Bincksom, Rondout tor stamford, Soh M W Hamilton, Green, Fire Island for Hartford. ir Massachusetts, Kenniston, New York for Gloucester, 1 Willie Perry, Oxton, New York for Boston. Schr G W Pettis, Brooks, New York for Provincetown, Schr N H Hall, Murphy, New York for Plymouth, Schr Herbert Smith, Nickerson, New York for New Haven Schr Goodspeed, Gorham, New York for Hartford. Schr C Stewart, Murray, New York for New Haven. Schr G E Semashire, Wiliams, New York for New London Schr Thos Ellis, Kelly, New York for — Schr Leonatto, Whitiemore, New York for Now Haven, Schr Panthea, Hill, New York for Hartford. Steamer Metis, Davis, New York tor Providence. ‘The brigS D Hart, 5 days from Vinalhaven for Whitestone, with granite for Fort Schuyler, put into Vineyard Haven 28th and Te Vat mnchor for 24 hours, during the preva- lence of a ‘The achra Abner Taylor, from Machias for New York, and Mile Frank, from Horton's Point for do, put into Fiusiing Bay, where they anchorea over night 2d inst; had not passed througi when previously reported. BELOW. Bark Harry Booth, Chase, Havana 12 cays, with sugar, to Moe! E eae Co (by piot boat J G Bennett, No 6), ‘k Alic _——: Briz Leong, from Matanzas (by pilot boat David Mitchel! No 3). een Kolon, from Demerara (by pilot boat J G Bennett, (0 8). Wind at sunset, SE. Shipping Notes, Since the 9th of March last up to yesterday there have ar- rived upon steamships and sailing vessels at this port thirty- four peraons sick with smallpox in various stages of the die- ease. This ia the season when cases of this loathsome malady are to be found in the several vessels carrying em!- grants, and, under the circumstances of weather and all other incident matters, the exh{bit is very small. When storms upon the ocean necessitate the closing of hatches of steamers with Iarge lists of stecrage passengers, thereby pre- cluding a sufficiency of pure air, smallpox and diseases alike to it are certain to be developed, if the seeds of such are con- tained in the systems of any-on board, The first vessel hav ing a case of the disease was the steamship China, which came into port the date named. Since that time the follow- ing have arrived with one or more of their steerage passen- gers or crows infected :~ Steamers Europa, City of Brussels, Idaho, City of Dublin, Algeria, Holsatia, Holland, Thuringia, City of London, Manhattan, Tarita, St Laurent, Abyssinia, City of Washington, Java, Erin, Wisconsin; schr J J Spen- cer, from Matanzas, All of the patients were at once taken in charge by the Quarantine authorities and immediately conveyed tothe West Bank Hospital, where they have re- ceived the best possible treatment. But four out of the thirty+ four hava died, and these cases when received at the hospital were beyond medical skill, as the length ot time each case haa been sick precluded the possibility of » favorable termi nation. Seven of the number have been discharged as cured, and yesterday twenty-three were under treatment, although four or five of this number were convalescent and would coon obtain permission to leave. Marine Disasters. SiRAMER Virarniys, at Porto Cabello 1th ult from Maracaibo, stuck on the bar and sprung a teak. Bark Joun Brrent Cf Yarmouth, NS), Fare was wrecked on the night of the 17th ult on the reefs off th and of Le Vakhe. Vessel and cargo supposed to be a total loss. All han aved. - 1h tio r1G JUNO (Dutch) Stockhnsen, from Batavia for Par: annand New Yorks whieh pat back 10 8 Jan St in distres remained Feb 7; would have to discharge for repairs, Brio Vinorxta, Bell, from Sattit which struck on the bar in leaving port (at Went arhore on the South Breaker, both bar a bnoys being gone. Got off by losing de load and part of cargo inder deck, and was leaking badly; would go to Balti- more to refit. Brie AsHonr—Norfolk, April 3—A brig, name unknown, {s ashore on Currituck Bea Assistance has been sent to her, Sore ANNIF HABPer (of Ellsworth), Wood, from Bri shear, La, with live for Brooklyn Navy Yard, during a henry gale off Hatteras, shipped a ten, which, carrled away dowapFit and both masta, with all attached, and ripped up th deck. Capinin and crew remained by the vossel until 2h ult, Fiten ail hands were taken off by sche A Hunt, Captain Petersen, and landed at Lewa, Del, Ist inst. ‘The A’H was a good vessel, one year old, owned by Isaac M, Grant and Sthers, of Etlawort ; which was sunk on Casolina Shoals during ‘been raised and was towed to Wiimington, NO, Slat uit, iy damaged and will soon be repaired, Of the cargo there was a total loss of 75 barre! roafa and 18 casks spirits, while the peanuts are all ina da- maged condition. Sonn 8 J Lixpaay, of and from Rockland, with time, went ashore on the flay in Edgartown harbor 26h ult, but was get off 28th, after lightering cargo, Sonn DH BAtywrn—The entire cargo of the achr D IT pelawia, sunk of Black Rock, Ot, consisting of railroad ma. fatal sa been recovered hy 1: H Rowe, audmarine diver, of ‘eat street, New York. ° BOMR CLANABELLR, Teported ashore on Gridiron, Hell Gato, AM of Ist int, off at high water same day with the jon of bulwarks stove in, she was not seriously Buisrot, March “h-The Petula, Johason, (rom New TL—TRIV LA } Of the Amertean bar! i 7 Se ee Re NT me RTE AND March & OW, Yotewam, Thomas, from Pensa piter, kierks, Bow York, wed, Resehate, Browns, of fmabpox of boart), \Noteid, Olsen, Porthind, 0; Lona t Matiey A Liteh tent, Sy Hurst, San Frans T. York, which arrived here 9h tnt, had y s aR ex's toat jibboom, safty Heoowrnawaven, March 2¢—The China, Jordan, Crow | Bremen (ar Rai vain wich pu ia here vary" ky, Nis been towed t Dordt alter being Mghtened of about 300 tone ¢ | ,OROOKMAVEN, Mareh at-The bark Frances Boarnouf 9! | Ferment, NS). Ouver, from Ardrossan for New York, Put ty bers inet micht, having been disuasted Ath jas, Th | vemos is also leaky, | Dents, March 2tThe Hightand Mary, from London f Boson, reported Maret 17 a5 haying been’ bron! emobarge nad repair, after putting into Lo | daamge, is discharging hor enrgo in a very bad ¢ 1, March 21—The Huron, Kiichen, £ ‘a arrived here Feb: was ti goliiston en, hkeh OY coneiderabie van + ‘SRerss s, | New York, 3 whan. | Judy and | aM W Nov Was BUDE Bremen, © ier, ony BOSTON fee amid a ebing alifax, WS, as before report. , March 9 The American bark Levant from | r Gaiveston (railway iron), bas put im wilh { mitronmase gnd al! attacked, starboard side stove tn, tir eoimon with au Baglish vessel of the Smalls, The 1. Wasatch, and waa put on board the © her vessel, aad six-of the crew also jumped on board. ‘i | men (one # mate) of the brigantine Emily, of Swansea, f¥ Pomaron wor Liverpool, avalsted the Lepanto lato this tabria’ fr). New York Blue Birt (Br, a Bac’ al Sonad, a! r; was towel up to the city, d—Ship Janet Fercuson ; algo thren brim and. aovorad *, outward !ound, remained at ancuor in cue He nley, Mataaa, Marco 1the bark Margaretha Bianca, of 1._-Arrived, steamer Met Donteie, from New York for Beyront 38 daya, a tithe | Boston: barks O' Moray, Storm, Messin vonls to~dlay, with loss of deck toad (deals) and buiwarks | Bre a Fry (Nor), Albro stove. Was supplied with nt proce rdet, | Enrteten ol Srertr, March 13—The American Fagle, Biker, reports, | Matanzas; Magiute (Br ; whoo ix days off wk experienaed a very heavy ontiteet, Havana: Alice, Borner, St Jago, Cnbie gals, carsying a (staves, aid was obliged lo Ward, Ward, and © W'tHolt, Lint, New ¥ or fui Pulwarks, rigylag aud aia, pared . Bliatol, Fe brign 8 Mescetinneous. We are indebted to purser & Datdwin, of the tro tounastilp Havana, for favors, Notice to Marineva. © ed x iN BFA P os Root 8T Low Mare 21 1571. | Baltimore for Belfast ( buoy, marked wilethe | ATH, March 9—Avrived, sehra PF Tractor, Taloey, Wal home SW of « jenn, Gardiner for Mow York tomore: Marion Drape BEVSRLY, Maroh ork. HARLESTON, analy: sehr 1fl achr Alice 8, lies in “ f ithe fog maran 3 Rock Beacon, midw at Mona, W by Wi - Arrived, ateamshiv Paotber, from toma WF Oe @ “VORTRESS MONROE, April %&Satled, packs Annie Remeana titer teks | avon, Hermutay lick Mines, St Sohn, XH; brie Ghimpae, | altinore, Misilaspp)y Deuarara; anda flee. al comtern. i ros, M 7 —Arrived, bark Sappho, Wilwam 1, Vainor, Boston; wthy Dark Pita Dry By order, ROBIN ALLY JAVA SRA ROUT VRS AT Un th, bark’ Cann 0 Soot. Hudson, Liverpool ; 97th, + Theil, won OMT RNTRANOE OF Aniaterdann; scl’ Francominy bes WOURAHAYA : Hybaoeuarnio OrricR, ADMIRE IXDIANOLA, May In port, brie Belle epic peated vous E Noyes, for New Yo sehr Neike Cron ve Netherlands government bas given noties tha! te xiibited from @ ligtvessel at the northern Ha golie Mary Of Soturabaya Siralt, cane March an. ‘The Loht in adaed white light, elevated 28 feet above the feo, aoe in clear weather should be seen from a uista 10 hie, ‘The! vevnating apparatus is dioptric or by lenses of the winah onl Tae Nigh ts moore! fn five fathoms at low a NE 4 miles (rom Pana Point, and NW bCW miles fa Hie buoy; she tw palrite on Wer Fides. Position, lat 05% GANS, March 20——Arrived, barks Ophir, Chater, Bingcio (tab, Guyheimios, Palerme | Mowe Agai (Nov), Wis ikrafne, Melk ared-—Ship Ailsa, Anteraon, Liverpool; barks Abbie’ Franklin, Hotbrook, 1 ma Donne (Br), Brows, v vive: Helen (Bri, Liverpool, sohiw Linda, Shisa, Vera Cena; Marth Heath, New YurR (ca- ot he exhibited a lantern ly wel & gong BOUULe He, snipe. i Janine F (oredd in disiress Crom: Corpus Chritth. RY RICHARDS, Ifydrograpner. April i-cAvrived, hnik Cclesta Clark, Payne, Liverpdbls Whoatemen. Sailed —Steamer Cortes, Nelson, New York. ad. fer, New York. Arrived, steamer Geo Washington, ( Ship Jireh Perry, Kidder, NB, was at Mauritius Nov Js, per Gen Meanie, Saap with 18) do wh'oft, all told. 'y amer Crescent w York. A letter f ships Rowan- Lore repor Kk Alab, v) Kron Pring, i bare Alte Campbell. Catherine, Hares ant hrs Constitution, Smith, ‘on, Ader, New York. ,tieamuahip Norwich, Siiyear, frou Newbern (or New York, wattlng tor more water ou the Swash, NORWICH, March G Wiley, Wilson, and Old Za : NEA LONDON, March at ‘ ve Eva, Sherman, New York for reyon, Perry, ant Mount tope, i ckland for New Yori; tonfé,’ aud Mary Shields, r do. is Minnehaha, Jozeph Hall, and J M Brainard, for New York. PENSACODA, March 29- | Wade (Br). Cockrill, Hull; A letter fro at Tale: of NE, roports her bin ap oll wince leay- 1m oll by barks Plating aud Sald Bi Bultan. A leiter from Capt Bahoock, of brig Myra, of Sas Harbor, reporis her at St Heienw Feb 14, with 120 bolas ast a 220 ap and 300 wh on board—720 sp and 60 wh ail tol he in expected home in May, om Capt French, of brig Highland Mary, of Sag Harbor, reports her at Sydney, NSW, Jun 3L, havin’ taken 800 bbls Byok vil Last Beason—FOU hiptic Wend H!M'ép ail sal rived, schra Baltimore, Sierling ; w You Spoke e, from Newport for § Ship Glove (Br), Jay lat 16S, lon a Sitly Bridgewater, Murch 12, lat 62 40, 1 Ship Atmvusphere, ico, Sisson, from Liverpool for New York, lon 17 from Liverpool for New Orleans, Mar Arrived previous, barks: Harriet ado (Br, Colledge, dO; ahip 14, 12 unites NNW of Bardsoy Tsana. Victoria (Br), Henderson, Demerara, Wari Warven Ordway, Unyt, from New York for Rio Ja- y onsoon (Br), dtrendson, London. 1h, tat 088 8, to 10, oeth uaa ( Thomas, Montevideo. © Bark Templar, Hudgins, trou Bal.imore for Rio Janeiro, PHILADEDPULA, Apri 1, PM Cleared, brig. Harey vit~ fare! 6, lat ud N, lon 48, den, Ceiling, Galveston; eehra Hambarg, Sanborn, St Laueta A Edwards, Bowland, New York; i Englisl, Crowet, Forelan Porras Boston Altaveliay Joye do: Vein Wilson, Jenkins, Salem, Briston (Pill), March 20—Arrived, Mermaid, Olusieve, Arrived, U rriet F Tivewy, Ulmer,” Liverpool; New York. brige Unto (Rass) lon; Gotlinder (Br), Sailed 20th — Ha ‘aund, Nieiaon, New York. ide, Matanans; & ett, Lawren: ‘ardenas ; Hate Bancr, Pujol, New Or- | tie 8 Bishop, Webber, Cai ? Adelaide, Wilson, MAtaw teana; 10 ‘atalima, Sin, 1 Alice B Dyer, C: Charleste dd Arrived, ates BRouw Storkers, Erikeen, | Glowey Queen, York, New York pula Kis, Phalaitelpitn, soung Mary J. Adams,’ f CAnDiFY, Maveh 20-Sared, Mary A Way, Rus Sagnay JA Kk; Washington, Chase, do. Clyde, € ‘Lourist, New York. Matana KDRNAS, arch 24—Avrived, r Went to sory ships Eugenia, for and Lavinla, Menery, Liverp: for Cork: bark n! Havelock, Havana; 25th, Fannie, Cary 1, for Cienfuegos; weir Mooking indy J PORTLAN pool. Suiled 24th, brig Emily W: Arrived, schr Delmont, Gales, Mag achra Mary B. Whitama, Kel | agner, Pit. 5‘ i fon, do. i Qd— Arrived, aehe L Howard, Harrington, New York. CLEXTUEGOS, March &4—Saited, bark Neptune, Beat, | Jd— Arrived, brig A MH Curks, Merriman, New York. Boston. | Cleare 7H Kennedy, Dodge, Havana, DawtMoUTH, March 170 the Start, ship Can | PROVIDE {April LAr schrs Helea P, Jc Blance, from Newcastic iw Ve | Win D'Garg.ll, Hall, Blizabetip ort; Henry Gi HAVER, March 17 Arrived, Alett »New York. | Chase, New York. a HAVANA, Marcel 2)—Arrived, bark Sharps’ ay ' ‘ailed—Sebre J Clark, Dix, 8t Johos, ary Sao y Sith, bark Triumph, Cheney, Portian | liven, Norfoik: Ben} 8 Wilght, Browa, do; Jane © Kk, Lipphtcot, Paladelpita; 2h, sche M son, Brown, ertown, DU; & A Baloves, Le ‘ Ulutladelphia. Ui Whittemore, Robbina, New York. Sal 25th, brig Addie Male, irs Raven's Wing, York, Philadelphia; rly Storfurat € tin (Russ), § bark James (Sp), Cabana: lo; sehr ‘Berth Winfloid, Miller, Ne Ruwsel, Brazos de Sentin-o; BL x #), Plitladelphia. Wooster, « steamers Franels Wright, Hercules, Doaghiy (tron ve Treat, Stovtty {Ocean Belle, BAVANNA Liverpool; schra BAL Hooper, Hoo} New O1 | Hooper, Bueksville, 3 2 Ly! Dot, April 2—Arrived, steamers Ci SALEM, Maré Charice E Raymond, Allens Maho, Price, and Algeria, La Mevsuri« , Vining Pendleton, Port Joh 3d, Dark, Sarah A Staples, Stone, Galy Ff Banyo L1—-Arrived, acbrs Thos Hix, tall, Rockland for New Ke; Richmond, Ds ot New York ; Montezn- lugar, € rege Machine York; scur bite ; pore for di Weld, Brown, Rockland for do. SUONINGTON, Mare 31— Kenyop, Huison, XV: Rtwh ‘Thomas, Dari. ‘ Safted’ Mareh 2, Maria leat 0, Phitadetphi Escort, Waltman, ‘New York; British Adnural, Koed, 3 Franettco, Cleared i8th, Britt¢h Admiral, Reed Jackson, Kelly, New Orlean Re ern, Lewis, do; san. tore? Out eh, Parthia im), Watson, osion New Loy ived, achre Susan & Mary, vtinnd for New Y Mary Lawton, Rose, Boston via Ardrossan: Trix, | New Tork; & L Wentworth, Dodge, Machias for do; slvop Curry, Boston; Wyouling (4), Whineray, New York: City of | Josephine, Saunders, New Y é Balthnore (#), Delamotte, do via Halifax, Lije, Ht nn, VINEYARD [fAVEN, April LArrived, bark H Knight, NB; achra Maggie ‘Puiladelphta (and sailed Providence for St John, eotown for Gilke: do ylfonsides, Motlardy mina, Smith Prov Morton, Portland; Roska, Sto Savannan, LAMIASH, Maret: 16 Saried, Savona, Pascetto, Savannah, | John M Fiske, Chase, do tor New York (and sailed). Lisnox, March M—Arrived, Veto, stiples, New Vouk. | | Aveit L—Arrived, atoamahiy America, Baltimore sche Tt 1 MALAGA, M. 7- Arrived, Rosario, Vre!l New Orieane Fay, do. MAYAGUPZ, PR, March I6—In port bric Geo Haris, for | Cleared Ship James Jardine, “Roberts, Liverpoo!; sche New York, to tall (7th; echras P Hall, Chipman, tor do ith, | Catharine Thomas, Charleston: TS McLellan, Farr, for do sth. WILMINGE (C, March il- Arrived, bark Jazon (NG, MAT ANZ AS, March 26—Arrive is, New York; brig © C Van Horn (Br), Coil, Battar bark Walilo, Pres erpool: 27th, ‘schra Mary D Trelad, Ireland, St M: gio D Maraton, Balthin: ers, Philadelphia Sulled Mth, hark Abbie Craig | Sportsman, Morton, Philadelph Donomore, and Sabino, Currier, New York; yn (Br), Atmstrong, ahd Oring (Br), Knowlton, ‘do: sehr John Grilin, Foster, do. T, March 19-Satied, Fred, Akelsen, New Y 0, Marel 18—Suiled, Ingham & Whitaker, Libe ABELLO, March 11—In port, briga Fanny, for New 3 Ronnoke, for Philadeiphia Lot QUFENSTOWN, Mareh 20--Arriv Louiae, Wie York; Loveld, Olsen, San Francisco; April 3, at tavia, Sowerby, New York for Livery os (and pros dt). yenvieLs, ‘March 12—Arrived, American Kagle, Baker, New ork. Sacva, March 2—Salled, ser Tropic Bird, for a port ‘nies north of Hateras, . Pm TEXEL, March 19--Sailed, Nicot, Amesz, Baltimore, arte Grants Fe Les vere ; wv 20th, Josie Miltred, Harriman, Boston; 2lat,’ Lanvas Lasting ad wbb nena Burt ett, Mobile, Sailod trom Flushing Roads 12th, Annie, Burns, New wing, Cardenas; ache Sinina Brig Altaveta, Cuarieston, Herring's Patent : wCHAMPLON SAP 2h Broadway, ner Murray streot.., | A Specialts.—Gentlemen’s Sik Hats, §& Broadway styles at about halt Broad prices. 0. HAT COMPANY, 12 Cortlandt streaw A Rox of Dr. Cheeseman’s Female Regulate Pills to be had at all drogeists, 0, New mer Bax .=Milton Cold Evropran Watch Company. 256 Broadway, oppose City Hall, f Knox» » dacatiee tia ewner taste, We can know @ Moth Patches, Freckles and Matciy * York; Rover of the Seas, Petersen, San Francisco. MOTILAND FRECKLE F day ION, Depot, AMSTERDAM, March 18—Arrived, Adeline Elwood, Haw trent, New Vouk. Sold.by druggists bere. kins, Montle; Rio de la Plata, Lander, Charleston. i BRisvor (Pil, March 21—Arrived, Isabella Margaret, trom =r s ff Dress lint, Eurepean New York (before reported arrived at Foreey wilh damage). nek La PEM HIRED a. ta Nasene etree call BELVAGT, Maret 21—Arrived, Frie tilel, Vogt, Baltim: so fa Hugi BREMERUAVEN, March I8—Arrived, ‘Maggi New Orleans; America (#', Buasias, New York, Sailed 18th, Gremen, Hellnerg, ‘Galveston; 19th, Ciara, Probst, New York; 20th, Latiley Rich, Mitenell, Cartiit. yeteboa, March 18--Atrived, Muria Crowell, Perkivs, ‘ork. CaRpter, March 82—Arrived, Liverpool, Mosher, Ant- werp, Satied Ines, Allen, New Yor‘, Enc out 2st, Ocean Weor', Hugland, for New ¥ Crrtr, Mare Arrived, Le DEAL, Maret 2i—Satied, An DUNKIRK, March 20—Arrived, Ceres, Thue DAxta10, March 17- Arrived, Minna, Last, Fanmovti, March 2-Saiied, Topeka, Blanchard, Bre | men. GLOUORSTER, March 2%--Arrived Seraphina, MoRw Ks YG FENOA, March 16—Arrived Edw Hyman, Prooks, New Or. | leans; 17th, Giussepe Ls Guasaow, M . A. Hnyes M.D. Stnte Assnyer of M asm sacbusetts, pronoruces HALL'S STCILIAN TRATR “Rit. NEWER nv elicient preparation for cieauaing the skin a of the Lead. promoting the growth and restoring the original color Of the duir When it has become gray. At this Senson of the Year no 2 ersoe dt “so King the RUSSIAN (VAPOR) BA Vit, at bi ntal Soest Fourth etreet, one bloek eastpf Br ondway. The most extensive tgcurioua maxble bat «im the United States, Oper dally tivm 7 A.M, Wa 82S af, Ladion ours 1 to 12 A.M. Raichclor’s Hair Dye~ (Special) aa* ol wander St. ¥ icholas Hotel mole moud= Hane lt m ALLEN, Ob Bi Y rt Diamonds, Watches nod Jewelry for Sale Fy GEO. © ALLEN, O13 Broadway, dndert ge St. Nicholas Hote. Eureka Mineral Water, ™: Superior to all others ig Dysprpats and | and Kidneys, B.v. LEVY, Agont, No.7 nd depot, Varick etreet, w@ ra Springs ceases of Liver otaon River Reale Orleans WY cove March 18--Arrived St Jamos, Hatfhelt, Baker's , Chbria (8), Haack, New York. Washington, Kopper, New York. Cnxbayen 2st, Daginar, Jensen, New You Si Ise oF WiGi Murch “lu, Auule, from Antwerp {: = mee Coe Ne ork. lors Ne Le Nim uroot, March 31-—Arrived, Qyda, Levold, New York ; ere cw ators Take Le Meespalt of Corsica, Havener. San Francisco; James Aiken, Welsh, acd | Davila, Gamble, do; Caliater Haws, Minkea, Penaneo! Muirhead, Sua Frangisco; Buchanter, Byvue, th ‘ " feutbeon Legg oso" Li ae MeNen. VALE miled 2ist, Helen Angier, les, Portion: lox MeNetl. BR HAIR contains the only vi bis Kelleran, Boston; Nova Scotian, doj Andrew Jackson, b YOR TH) a Kolly, ana Lydia Skolfield, Meleler, New Orleans; Maria i —— wrey bait, Fvop ite taliiug and in- Lawton, Rose, at Kilza. Evorett, Dennve, Be ton i Ars ponte ee ES SERENE, di Great Western, owls, an RENE ATMO, Now York, 224, Tronsides, Mouiard, Suvainah; Penuayt | Missiqwol Spring Water.« -Infallible Remedy Yanta (0), Webster, New York; Staffa, Brookman, Boston elney Jieoases ant yy se8 Of thowland, Cleared ab Lacy Hh Gibaon, Chasey Boston bles & WY KY, No. V Vollege piace. ny, Kenor, eutta; Marianna VI, Sant ore; = ¥ tolua, Tobey, Philadeipbia ; John Sydney, Bari'eut, Savannah Reyna! Havana Lottery -— Prizes Cash Tre Mary Lawton, Rose, Boston via Ardrossan; Ironsides, M: tT Douvlwong, lard, Savannah; parr @ Reed, Weit, Havana; 22d, Aa! Kalan, Ger toot Ske Sioncente, Mase Vir- inia (a), Webster, New York ; eC My ow - pans; Willinm Rows, Ross, Piiludeiphin; ity of Stanchester 2), Jones, Trieste and Venice, ent Marcb 10 for Balifmx ; 22 y Burrow: ue on; Maria W Norwood, Waat formation {uralahed The hig TI — NT Rees ‘6 Wal atrect. / The Miltou Geld,Jowelry Company, at 751 Broadw ost opypiaite Astor plagh, will “open today © On asell, Crawford, Jo; Heiress, t Stock of . Le we New Orient i Mose aaa cy Of Rie. | magnificent Stock yf Goods taat Nevived from England by wert (#), Locheut, New Yorks Admiral, Philadelptia; Wil: amine, sot, do Nestoria (8), Atray Poviiand ; Lock Dee, ilar, n wired a thd, RB Gove, Harkness, Liverpoo! f bi sh ‘at Holyies rn “Loxpos, March %—Oleared, Paraguay (4), Wiliams, New York (and satied 2%) . New last steamer. The Kadina’ Sots, Beaceiets Aunt Opera Chaine Are the handeousest that have pat bern ayloned. 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