The New York Herald Newspaper, April 6, 1871, Page 10

SS TE Yr eau #8 v Y ST. FOMINGO. —naaogaatiapetnjeee tities COW rINVED FROM THIRD PAGE and the republic of” Rayu, yeyed “ang “marked “by snonumenis ‘bun See ae ago, described and estabiehed +, and repeatediy reuttmd'insubeeueal les, $f yr nich refer to ls aa the undisputed boundary. Ttis desply odded xs aration atthe onal of be. So on a of 1846 Pn whi bi an alm Taal” time, the Hartien sud Domini. = eecupying the disput . OF the Haytiens bave had ly extrol, towns of San Rafael, San Miguel feed, Eas Costes, Banica Valley, east of thees, with bees! Arty 4 ab, ue uty ig abe ft fig a int! is iis : mary the Hay fen ramen ry 4 mt ei oe “i the ‘ternary teatepacs | eee chy his dein which th ine hatte eee ee. Womid be based on en coou Bevis ot =p dean of the Doraini rable, pore ek ory wi 0 by ane " y tation, made underthe Section ‘of Je Comusissionsre Lo be Bid equare miles, Ineady feterred to as having beeh mam!y Bas bo extem of about 1,00 square f this al vecupan GRAFTS AND CONCESSIONS. ston, se Sirested by. ibe seeiation of ‘Con- 2uligent inatiey to sscertain, “what proportion foreign olaims, or by grants iy what concessions and fran- is tee maaan Of the respective Fs é dt * The fojlownn ensed from an official furntehel by iho Dominican Beoreiary of State he accompanying documenta, and fr tHe estimiony, gives an answer to the Inguiry -— 'W. Pabets, or a company orgat tor the 8, 0 Of & portion of the J pace lands, 8 geoloaical survey. ° This is a con” y himsel! oF any company oryan rte toranke e ygical examination and at the expense of the three months, as te tt f i an annual report ‘said comp iny to avlic “lante so surveyed, lands, to be sct_apart as the quar’ Bars oetmnie survey is now es owning the franchise and peyine New York capitalists. The testimony charge of the survey; Professor Gab, giv- ‘thts subject, and bis annual reports, are here- together with @ copy of the original con- . Punkhouser, of New 3 ail steamers between New Dominican republic, with a provision ‘import export ‘on by sald’ line be allowed to the ownr This line 1s now run by Spofford |. Hartmont to take guano from the island asiderativa ofa loan of May, 1808 . Fisher, ot New York, ber 9, 1859, ‘raliroad ‘ffom Sauuego lo Fore or Semane X Monincatine, August 8 1667, renewed and ex- SB Gvncher and Angeoard fora ralroad from Oseama Grangerard, June 8, 1870, for building railroad lame, Ne November ver 5, 1870, for constructing tele- Bear 187, for Tent of salt works at ‘Telesfore Voka, for saltworks at Beata Island. W. 1. Cassada, May anne introduce tuimgrants é eptember iy 1868, for working rock salt y idaing tadhuet theveas trate there ot 10 ae 0 from Alte Vela. (Vold, Taftmos yl, , for building ratiroa igo a aud a abe ‘ura, river donation ‘special “grant. Set ay i : 1 S " 4 F ¢ s October 7, fork and Kew bee gar yey ak ris e Sahu ee aes tail Bag Es veo. S823 th i ae i fice i id road-to apd Edward P. flolister, July 4, 1800, September 2, 1869, to establish a nacional bank. i ger ale i a al ne Me work the Samana coal mines fn should be vyienoe (Vor. pany, ‘November 5, ypper mine at ter bre, St. Cristobal Senuary 1s, 1867, couper teat Monte SL Cristobal, ena t» the same, ‘copper Mane Matuey and at Loma de: la pay Me Diamarte, 1 i, “io” Gambiecs Onn Oc of Al to Cambiaco ™, “ii, ech “" x, mine, at mists do Cuaio, Haina, St Grated to Domi ompany— ok foal Survey Company, February $3, 180—ihe minlog fara, U. per Haine, 8a2 ritabals by virtue I survey; to be modived to conform to gedlogical To Feliz Montecatini, March 17, 1867, mining district in Crisvobai (void), renewed to Sbumacher & Argen- fi, san, Bomin Jomingo Company, September 16, 1670, muning eben | ‘government has made no grant or conces- sion of land wo any foreign government or nition except the ited Staten, To the gravis to foreigners by the government abore enu- ‘merated must be added some by municipaities, Of these ‘the only ones which seem to the Commission to juire Fo we) ere are those to certain parties, cilzens* of the Inttied States, ot lands and lots io the village of Banta Bar- ara on the Bay of Samana, granted by the authorisies of at town from us ty as follows :— neat O'Sai alison Deoesaber 1, 1868, of 900 feet front setae harbor, yee omy instr let feet, rio in depth’ in ferent parts, at slziy-two dollara per me reat, fort twenty-one years; eich -four feet and Ainety’ feet to the same at four pie Fag A ember Il. 1880, these leases are perpetual, provided ho iaw to prevent tbe samme. see dW. Enbenal December 11, 1868, of 1,683 feet, fronting on the partes cy sSeneres at $112 per annum. These erage gover wars 7S unosoupisd available front of r Morons also a lease by the municipal government of the 2 of St. Domin; ad a wharf front, of limited extent and , wo ‘L. Cazeneau. The Commissioners were eon unmiodful “of various rumors which had beeo circulated ou divers occasions that concessions or grante of Jand were made to ollictais of the government of the Uuited tates when the treaty of annexation was negotiated in 1889. No pains were spared to ascertain the exact truth on file subject In addition to an, examination of all grants government. of tbe republic the ‘Turther carried their researcues to all cot from Tabsaoo capal grants by the town of Samana, where rumor bad located the supposed grants. The officers of the mani- cipality and the records were carefully examined. Inquiry wan also made of the authorities ot the city of &t. Domingo. After this investigation the Commission can deciare, without bemtation, that there was no particie of evidence or ceior ef order to be assured that the gov- @rrment they thought it important to examine She original cavetully. to determine whether either the treaty Of ennexation or the Samava lease contained any concession grant or secret clause favoring any United States official, pe they did tp the praxence of t President and bis cabinet ba formal manner which will be found set out at length heir journal of Gate, February 18, J871. It was ascer- taleet that no wuch clause was contained in the treaty oF read also the solemp assurance of the President id's rie as will be found tn their journal of the same mes such grant or concession was made In aoy w @ negotiation or preparation of the nexation desired, the terms and con- ich the Dominicun “government | and ple Gesire to be annexed expressed in Ge yecty nezotiaved in Is. which ‘provided for that republic to the — United In disoneaing this subject the Prert- the guiexation of ie Cabinet manifested a liberal and accommodat- faid:—"We are willing to stand by tat we do not insist upon any particular ip aie A It was drawa up by Jour own gov. jernment. By it we give you eversthing we y G cexcept thie puilc lands, If we were asked. what change she tranty we desired we would auvswer thi hen that as pogo iwled we expected that thi veroment esid ne reed ly turned over to the United States, and so ded that the atinual rent of Samana Bay-—which, ed, would only have to be paid short time— ‘ehites iicted front the million bn & Desnteacen ae Bat a long and b on this government “y Paificnitien, for weary two 3 ould it not be riebt and fair to allow Abatrent tobe “Yor this period of delay without ce This ‘ea a condition preceient, tat reter it to justice and the magnauimiy of the American — of the Commission the Dominican gov- LF ee to modify the treaty to as to devote the public lands to the estabiishment aod uae ait mat ‘wee of common schools in the territory, provided maintens TBiaies appropriate [00,00 ncres of. and > entate theUnite ‘deze or colleges for instruction ‘In _agricnitare, teh & co Waroring and indred savjects. The Commission- Ny believe that i annexation je decided upon - fs more than the establishment of " oo emplaied in this article in the treay Reet OF the great experiment by a b> - Pd ‘resources of the Country, and by taking vwations in that country ful capatle’ of der merican citizenship. TCAN. INDEPENDENOR. been called 0 certain, declarations Ais ‘of the Dominican. republie and thereto, those points were es Commissioner At already ‘aaked, “Ib ease the inde aca Fepublic were poate word you Anawer was, We Angure the sac velopment of | the coming gen oharging the a0 thor Pegi achient of 5 ve i a independence is imponsl- ba ie the result of a true in- ‘W the country by those who know it Yeonclasien 40 which x thoughtful wome, is made manifest by 1 ‘@is:—Historically the Dominican any real indepen. brief period ag H H | i the and pill sepaRhe’ net unter Huy Yea ovtrol more than isculaiy mangmnaes TS. gaa? A or forbearance 0! 4 a ee ‘ana eamtern cusaln, It bas boo. eapendons, 90 oe pose : NEW YORE. denaus, #HURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1871.—TRIPLE | smears cetharanigne Te Ja dependent 08 aig Wie wate iver Sebtated Lo go tarcugh is terete cn ns and sword at the any he" Nor waite RINTat be Chuulslon et © gf tae yet Taek the acceaon of Tt ¢9"‘dlekeartened he peo. ple—! enka Se fe at ~ee mu0e for that republic ever to recover it im colonial be oomunorclal ns of the Dominican, sloan past of the il the = iatad present one, wees Hon not to none eet the island far, tho. tobacco Lae age 4 < ‘on Tre, Me 3) ots fs, empire. ry to e= dene; developed Reelt toa his ‘trade oF as te a Germ: rf an mon The Com- igutonere of German subjects in. im ant be eon ‘and agencies on the nti aide of the Inland toreroced those of any other foreign Power, and theif Induenes Je extending steadily up into the groat central die trict, MELASTONS OF 68. "DOMINGO 70, YRMNLAROR IN SHB WEOT 1s! Bt. 2, Homing, wader astable son eographieall Ht ies ie betwee the two suention, | Geo ly, re he Vast stro greet and Purse moral vie peaghboring_ ‘land ‘lands, It would be aon he ide 9 treesor id gemerny 4 es ercial 1 fnteenoes reas, work “Ureeiion. Be Bt ae et of “Land ischens, In fertity ri Scoraaly rua P surpasses, the nel na it lacven better Suited to the prodnotion of sugar and coffee. It could supply the whole market of the United States with these great pest ona During year the importa of the United Goctina of of slave labor. This trade is the main eget tore hick thesiave pow bas. With liberty. orders shove mentioned seventeen ‘States were and the Iaimigration wich would alin trae ty these mie the 4 duties ey lied fact ‘any Staves on West India discrimination against slave products and would inure to the protection ican free labor. TS headlesnaeeh to Eipeck that BAD emingo mah might be devel * powerful alave'isbor th fhe neighvoriog lesan She ‘oud, by slave ry nel laly ands unprot a the meet lt its ideas, revter the whoie slave and caste ee BA’ ommalasioners, of course, felt a gleep interest in the experiment of scltigoverament wsich the blacks are tryin in Gayth, ‘They certainly wished it ull success. They coul understand any new and close relations Between Bt ‘Domingo ‘and the United States could affect that experiment, ob otherwise than favorably. They felt that it would be to an that it comemplated ‘any. action injurious i They too mi faith in the virtue to the , form utions doubt oe abit’, mr alien lnstitutions in a neighboring act favorably upon republicanism and a Pro jae ta lint, The only soree, to be exerted would bea They knew of no valid claim whieh Ti Tiaytl ‘Sind Senna pe panel canes the ye ease end of the island. Nevertheless they desire to intelligent "ieee, PS jews. Mi: hey desired, and i mec th ‘They Preaident and bis Cone thelr pa ad denen. yf stated tte that wat ip way of ascertai what were the claims of Hayt! upon Bt, Dom what Haytieo Spe with re- roug! ‘were the views and wishes of the that might be jut in the pect bor! bile, but they recelved no encouragement {0 pursue thelr inquities, _They suked verbally, and through our Minister in writin sa ing, for perm! to explore the interior of the faland, but this was met in a apirit equivalent toe fofusal. They content ing such, ,toquimony row upon apon matt me equi th ids elthout tieiag offence. in review! opr eaugations wh divisions of the, lalga*s tre y arg trmly perganded ote he nvisions , are rT at the annexation Boungo to the United States would bard), tothe aa syn than tothe Dominica This benefit would arise—frst, oP the wine ulated, and prosperous State, of that part of | the Tatar ati Se an get Rever seen. second more would ‘arise from be eqults equitable setablisament of a boundary h speaking nations u sud las guarantee bye ‘strong power, ‘Thle would end the ‘exhaling border warfare; which has been one of the greatest curses of Hayt! as wel Br of Ste Domingo, and would enable both to devote thelr ext- ereles, thenceforward to the education of thelr people, and to the development of their resources. Respectiully submitted | oe ANDREW D- WHITE, HOWE. 8. The Pareipent or THR Unirep Sraree THE ELECTIONS. THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION. EVENING Post OFFICE, HARTFORD, April 5, 1871. Our corrected returns give English five plurality. ‘There are slight discrepancies in the votes of two or three towns, but giving English the benefit of all doubts, he cannot have more than fifteen or twenty plurality, and there are scattering votes gronee ve overcome that and send the election to the ture. There is an alleged mistake of twenty-four 4 the couat of Enfleld, which, if corrected, will, on our figures, put Jewell nineteon abead. The official count alone will settle it beyond a doubt, RHODE paaist STATE ELECTION. PROVIDENCE, R. I, April 5, 1871. The annuai State election was held to-day. The present republican State officers, with the exception of Lieutenant Governor, were re-elected by 8,400 majority, Returns from all but one town—Biock Island—give Padelford (rep.) 8,782, Steere (dem.) 6,278; scattering, 104, ‘The question of abol- ishing trap fishing in the bay was made an issue in e choles, of the Lieutenant Governor, an@ a bolt from tne republicaa ee defeats the election, which now goes to the Legislature, which ts largely republican. The vote fur Lieuten- ant Governer stands:—Stevens, republi 6,511; Cutler, democrat, 6,597; Brinly, “hook and line? candidate, 684. The republicans have ali ma- jority a8 usual in each branch of the General bly. Nathan F. Dixon, William P. SheMeld George H. Browne, ex-Congressmen, are returned to the Lower Hous MINNESOTA ELECTIONS, Sr. PAUL, April 6, 1871. At the city election yesterday William &. Lee, democrat, was re-elected Mayor by 200 majority. The balance of the ticket was elected by about the same majerity. MINNEAPOLIS, april 5, 1871. The republicans yesterday elected -E. B. Ames Mayor by about 400 majority, MISSOURI ELECTION. Sr. Lovis, April 5, 1871. Nearly accurate returns from all the precincts of the clty give Brown (dem.), for Mayor, 2,053 majo- rity, The majorities for the other candidates on the Ucket range from 1,375 to 8,325 Of the 12 aldermen elected 10 are democrats, who, with two holding over, wili make the City Council a tie, The total vote 1s less than 20,000, out of a registra- tion of over 28,000, The Democrat this morning attributes the defeat of the republicans mainly to the apathy of the Germans, who largely refrained from voting. The democrats made heavy gains thronghout the State, electing their tickets in Sedalia, Clinton, Chil- licothe, Spriogteld and Warrensburg. GBLTUARY. “Father” Edward T. Taylor. Father Taylor, the well-known segnen’s misston- ary, died at his residence in Bos‘ on, at midnight on Tuesday. He was born in Richmond, Va., on the 25th of December, 1798, and, during the war with Great Britain, in 1810 went to Boston, where he shipped on board the privateer Curley, and was taken prisoner, when his ship was captured, and carried to Halifax, On his return to Boston he became @ convert to Methodism, and soon after felt imbued with @ desire to preach to seamen. Mr. Amos Burney befriended and sent him to Newmar. ket Seminary, where he studied hard and became a ene. n leaving the seminary he went to Mar- biehead and began his clerical career as the pastor of @ church there. He soon acquired fame by bis peep adap and by nis devotion to the ‘rell- = welfare of seamen. Father Taylor married a jady of Marblehead. He leaves four daughters ana oue son—the latter in the naval service, Rev. Friend W. Smith, Rey. Friend W. Smith, a well kaown minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and a member of the New York East Conference, died very sua- denly at Easton, Conn., yesterday, aged seventy-one years. He had just ———_ hus fiftieth year in tne ministry, and was to have preached a semi-cen- tennial sermon before the Conference this afternoon. His funeral will be held at Bridgeport, Conu., on Friday, at naif-past two o'clock, P. M. PRXLADELPRIA INTELLIGEYCE, Banquet to the Virginia Centennial Commit. tec—The Presbyterian Church Suit, PHILADELPHIA, April 5, 1871. ‘The Centennial Committee from Virginia visited the Stock Bxchange to-day and were received with enthusinem, Tye Wensyrer of the exchange handed Mz, Rolls, of “trminia, $306, ae >= the beneat of orane au rahe Lellecsion rte red the ceoatens @ grand banquet at pia fuinental this evening, ‘Williams will ee be) en te-morrow Presbyterian ch morning In the Died. Suirn.—At Easton, Conn., on Tuesday, April 4, se FRIEND W. SaMiTH, of the New 4 York Con- am oye Eki ne neoe at bets a on Friday afternoon, at half-past two 0’ (ror For Other Deaths See Fijih Page.) ;|SHIPPING NEWS. Almastac for New York—This Day. Sun rises. 5 36 | Moon rises....eve 7 57 Sun sets... 6 30 | High water .morn 8 59 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL. Steamer. | Baila | Destination, City of Brook’n. |April 8...1Li ‘ADE ya PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 5, 1871. A ty CLEARED, ofiepmatie Jara car, Martyn, Liverpool via Queenstown— gficamabip Golorado (BN), Freeman, Liverpool—Williams & a. <.Steamehlp Fanita, Doane, Philadelphia—Lorillard Steam- Rip up.John Milton (Br), Le Boutelier, London—E E Mor gan’ FS Sp), Donat, London—Howiand & Aspinwall. sate Avett Victor (Br), Clarks London—Arkell Tatts, tqStlp Zobann Wilhelm (NG), Landie, Antwerp—Wendt, To- eek Ghriste +} <NG), Bockelmann, Bremea—Hermann Koop stip Marianna V (Port), Ferreira, Lisbon—L E Amainck ‘Templar, Fessenden, San Franoisco—Sutton Baik Tale'of Ripe (ith, Camager Liverpook Geo & Pulls & Collins, Bark Gating (Fr), Lectars, Havre Boyd & Hincken. Bari fut Kingaton, Je—G ¥ Bulley, Bare Gazelle, ‘Black, e—H Trowbridge’s Sons, Bark Mary Bentley, ‘carkes i Remedios—S C Lond & Co. Brig Curacoa (Br), Lockbart, Curacoa—Jos Foulke’s Sons, bat Gholce, Brown, Cardensa—P I Nevius & 8c javana, #ennis, Havana—J E Ward ig Volant (Br), Ganion, St Jobus, N¥—Hatiou, Watson ace A Schr Romme, 1 L Porter, Sparks, Sante Martha and Sava- nigchr F Binge, Sueriden, Seemel (Haytt)—J F Whitney & Sehr Mary Lymburner, Laurie, Mayaguez, PR--H W Loud 0. Sobr Gilbert Stannclift, Frayne, Harbor Island—R E Hutch- naon. Schr Vesta, Rogers, Apalachioola—Snow & Richardson, Seht WR Reede, Nichols, Savannab— Pyens, Ball & Co. Schr Justina, Keaniston, Richmond—H P Brown & Co, Schr James @ Tarr, Reeves, Gloucester—RJ Godwin & Mohr 8 8 Smith, Snow, New Redford—Ferguson & Wood. Sonr Harriet Ryan, Nixon, Block Island—Woodruff & Ko- Sehr SL Thompson, Hull, Hartford—Rackett & Bro. Sehr V Barkalew, Ho'mes, New Haven-—Rackett & lio. Sloop Alchymist, Mullins, New Haven —Rackett & Bro, Steamer Frank, Pierce, Philaaelpaia, Steamer Vulcan, Wilcox, Philadelohia. Steamer Concord, Norman, Phlindsiphia, Steamer Mayflower, Fults, Philadelphia. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAOBTS. Steamship Allemannia (NG), Barends, Hamburg March 22, rita mite na Sta to Konbardt & Ce. C8, Expert Hight winds trem : and BE sn eras wreath 3 ay a rat ‘Di ea ree ie =F balanlghaan aon an Tomah son Pp Chy of era Cros March Binal 29th and Ubrane Ap ya Cent ngage hd pane " ~ Sona, 4 seem Sun Franc Reynolds, Hamilt Bermuda, rane! amon, Berm wei sc, Rea H Webb. Had 4 srw Steamy p Ashiand, Moore, Fernandina 4 days, with m to James id. 4th inst, at 9 AM, off in ater, fell in Me ship Hudson (Br), be mone for New Orleans, iauiasted ; too sg in PTE i this port; seme day, at ton, bound south. ‘Steamship Sherman, oer New Orleans Fea with mdue and passengers, to F Baer, ‘Steat feclon omens Witmtngton, NC, 6 boure, with mndue, to the Lori ilizd Steaimeh eipala, witn mdse, to Ship Fieetwing (of Boston, Thacher, Liv Feb $1 and Clear lowes 95th, with mdse, to Ri Balse noribeca as far as’lon 28 W. Evcotntered Ev heavy weaiher; los salltyand crew disabled waa ob eease ‘and came mid re 0 adie pas since, very cl ad Ane weather Warchai, a aL ere wrest gules peared waterlogged, bat sotld nak ai mough betore }, but scould not get. near en night to ascertain if abandoned; Seta by for aia Morning of the 2éth, nothing to he Seen of the ‘wreck. March 5, Peter sehen, © tative of Germany, fell from aes and was drown Liverpool, Toakar Feb 23, wens, Liverpool, passed Tnskar Fe with mdse. to Vernou Bf Browia's Co. Came emtiale oe Hage: March 4, in lat 45 12 N, Ton 95 62W: Look a heary the entire passage; upper oF Salstopenit have sceu'bue one ‘emewney oeey easel took pilol trom boat No.4. April 4, Baroegat distance 30 miles; arrived on bar 1 Pf on the 4th; sail Ine \ company, with sbips Dat Duunteas, for Boston, Fleetwing and raham's Polly for aan tre Irene (Nor, Sorgen, Fort Talhot, 6% daya; with way irot Bark Giovanol Batilste titan, Gugletnalnos Palermo, ays, mith frutt, te, to Jae Robisies eened Gibreltes Fed variable weather 1o Bermuda; been 18 daye aorth of tb pain wan orona bent pis, ani m4 sas largaretta (Br), Hammond, Matanzas, 18 days, w: molasses, to BH Howell, Son & Co—vessel yd Bark Elisa Bares (Br), Vesey, Bermuda pay 25, with produce, to Jones & Lough. Had @ continuation of stormy weather until4 AM Aprii 1, when @ gaie commenced from BSE, inereaning In foree until 4 PM, when ft backed to ESI mendous sea from all quarters. AL KW, and lew with berricass iO eet Seatre ry 28-08, 8, with fruit, ope San Juan (Bi 08, Gilles &’ Co—vensel to B J Wen! Passed down thi Gtoraltat Feb 964 had strong Wt gales Mediterra- ean; fing weather in the Adlaatic to Hatteras; has teens ‘a orth of that Polnt, witb strong variable gries: Tost nod it sails April 2; ou 72,83, apoke bark Hampton UR a wih ir )y ina, Fel with fruit, to Fence, Gtles & Co.—veasel 10 G Ht Bre Laws Nils Magnus ‘Swed), Bamuelaen, Patros 63 days, with pe5. to order—veasel to master. Passed (1! ar F Feb 24; had fine weather up to mag th rth of Sha point, with strong variable gal ng © bianchard (Br), Le Dain, Santon, 59 days, with cof- feorts Pry & Rama; vemseltae dC McArthur; crossed the Equator March 7, in lon 25; bad Gne weather to Matieras, sinee Epa ray 1B wit oe ae jx Mountain jarvis, East Greenwich Mi for Savannah, ‘Apel, a ane, Henlopen, Steouered& 2% hours’ dnrauion, di uring swine time tone F fl, 5 th 1 i which time lost foresail, jth, staysall and split mati bad pumps choked; ret fired to tis Post for {OF repairs. aaa i r Gzar (of. Boston), Terhune, Curacon a days, wit anit, to Woodruff & Rotiivon—vessel to master, Harmer grata, weather; March 2, lat 26 22, lon 8 td, spoke brig Jaroline, from Messina for New Orleai oT been 6 dave north of Hatteras, plabeiiene! ‘Schr AF Watney (of Thi Trinidad 17 with sugar to Shep « oH W Lo Go,,, Had tine weather up to Haiteran b been § capes fat potat, with strong Bi and NE March 2, iat 33 80, lon Brother's Prides from Sagua for iat at tN, New York; 1 Jon 76, brig Rebona, ti gon for Kew York March fine 88 1S F120 ea nlarye asp to the westward, ‘with loss of main and tmazen F Geo B MoFarland, McFarland, Matanzas, 1 wrth alain, 0 8 Howell, Bon & 0. a 8 days, r Jonas Smith, Hodgkinson, Matanzas, 13 da: suger, to Chas Luling & Co- vessel to Jonas Smith & Chen che, Frew forier (of Provincetown), Small. Clen- fueKom, 16 days, with sugar, to Rubira & Go-—veasel oR i & Co, March 27, nt Ba lon 7940, apoke brig Eva N Johpvons trom Met iafanzas’ for New Yoru: Mets int 73.06 mpoke brig Jas B Kirby, trom Cienfuegos for Phiiee Cardenas 15 days, Experienced rough Baracoa, 10, day, with fratt, to nberg. 2d and $d inet enecin: tered a severe gale, commenciog atthe Struct Yeering to and W, E Bmith (of Newburyport), Brown, Baracos » to Dougine & f,tifin-femero 8's berg. Hed fine weather uit to. fiatte pas been four daye north of that point. with heavy Nv ‘and NW gales cbr Britannia (Rr), Ray, Baracoa 15 days, with a fradh te to Doliner, Vouer & Co,’ Firat part of the panaaye ligh and ca! heavy N an nd caline, iattes ry Nw ea; bes'becn tive ehr 8 G Ruseell Rankin, Norfolk. er, Holph, Sete ‘Wieebet wait Deacy ini rood, a ar ont! an ‘cbr Monmouth, Anderson, Virginia, Sebr Ellen Bodine, Rutter, Virginia.” Sour Sarah Parvet, Jones, Virgioia. Schr D 8 Miller, Milis, Virginia, nr Pann Keating (of Quincy), Ka “snr ay Keates (OD ys Fane, 0 Behr J ts Leash 3a ohnison, Virginia, Behr M Wari Ghaing, Vics it rifting, Bebe MW uriting, Griting, Virginia for New Haven. den, arringh, Virginia for . Behr Wililant Allen, Ruddy Aleraudriag, | TO" 200¢° Sehr C G Cranmer, Vonaaten Georgetown, DG, Sehr Jennie Ronaline, Tucker, Georgstowh, Dc, hebr Julian Neleot r, Georgetown, DG, Schr Enoch Moore, Ohambers, Cecryetowh DG, Schr JT Wiliams, Newberry, Georgetown, DC. Sehr Heary (i Crockett, Georgetown, DG. Sebr Belie Halls ‘otter, Baltimore. Sehr Helen A Hoyt, Cranmer, Baltinore, Schr ME Coyne, # jaltimore for Bri Sehr A P Avery; Ryan, Baltimore for New i RETORNED—Ship Hudson (Br), Richard New Orisans March 81 (ove Disasters). erno™ Wenee for Passed Through Hell Gato, POUND SOUTH. ybgbr Harvest Queen, McBride, Cornwallis, NB, for New Bebr Helen 8 mpi rte on pace @ ar Briggn, Calaia for New York, wiih thew my “as 6 we yd Schr Ontewamtrak, Lord, Portland Bohr Addie Wood, Brown, fand for New York: Benr Rooklend't ; Behr Chas cn Bi er 4 abr Jedd bp ‘Rimy ede Leonards Wintlag for Nese rw York, who timber Sebr Jobo M Chage, Pryvidence for Now You Fn gharenne ing aamemaedore Sarab, dout, Ebr anasogent, Pension, Frorasace for Wino, with pate Ola Getty tN Scena, New Haren tor New York. wid Gury a ad aeeieh or New or York. wh Ay York. ao, Greer Hay for No ‘New York, with mdse 1a ay, Providence for New York, wite mdse BOUND BAST. Sebr Jennie hagege? Crocker, Georgetown, DC, for New Bett Ro Ipbia for New Haven. Baker, Philadel) ote Oyate che re Hegtce, J Risks Sorney OH yf jor vue eo a Bed- be Henry A Talaer, Bowman, New York for New Bed- a a Jefferson, per) room for aire a Geo W wm bg Downing, ‘New | bbe for Hunting Bene Yarmouth Baker, Nom York for Mecahamy Steamer United States, Davis, New York for Providence. 159 PM. — Jos oe teamer Thetis, anapanen passen| WHITESTONE, Lt Al Thé heavy northwest gale whicn prev bout the day interfered nat with ihe ‘unvigation of ihe Souud Pasiling craft. There arg’ about 12 schooners anchored olf PT a op eet coastin: ms sloops and some sghognera in Flushing’ Bay, besides some 20 vessais be fwroea Hart and Gity ty Isiande, unwilling to proceed unlll wea- ‘moderates. SAILED. Steamship Java, for Liverpool; Colorado, do. Shipping Notes. ‘The steamboat America. of the Scnuyler line—the second of the season—will be sent to Albany to-night with a- large tow. ‘The steamer Russia was detained at Quarantine yesterday. Among her passengers the Healtn Ofiicer discovered small- pox—s sufficient reason for detention. ‘There is a cry in shipping circles that but few able-bodied seamen can be obtained for our mercantile marine. The reason given is that the usua) annual emigration of sailors from Eastern seaports to the Western lakes and rivers is following the opening of navigation in those waters, and thus that shipmasters are experiencing much diffoulty in making up their crews. Of course the seamen, badgered and kicked about asa football on the ocean, in many cases by captains whose hearts are barder than flint, catch at better ‘wages and lighter work whenever presented, and in many cases accept lesser sums rather than submit to arduous du- ties and the storms of the ocean, We are informed that sev- eral masters have been compelled to send to Boston within the past fortnight for seamen to complete their quotas, and during this time two or more ships have been detained in the bay for the same reason. The Fourth and Seventh wards of this city, where the greater number of seamen’s boarding houses are to be found, are now almost deserted by mari- ners. With the exception of steamboat hands and coasting men few sailors are to be found in their usual haunts, The ‘wages at this port for seamen are as follows:—To all ports to the eastward of the Cape of Good Hope, $28 per month, and two months advance; to the westward of Cape Horn, the same; to the Mediterranean, South America and West In- dies, $25 per month, and $80 advance; to Europe, &c. $30 per month, and one month’s advance; foreign vessels, $35 Per month; coasting voyages, $85 to $40 per month and no advance. This is a slight advance over previous rates, tho Increate baving taken place during the present scarcity. Marine Disasters. Suir HuDsoN.—The iron ship Hudson, (Br) Richardson, which left this portfor New Orleans on friday last, was found on Tuesday last almost a wreck, by the steamer Ash- land, off Chincoteague Bay. Two of the masts of the Hudson were gone and she was drifting saat in a helpless condi- tion when found by the Ashland, Hudson ts an tron vesee! belor na tc iaverpeels at "After i leaving New York 01 rough — Both her ‘1 Her in tow, ead renahod tate pore wih Hudson now Hes in the North’ river opposite joer 38 Sure PRisor.t.A—Li April 1—Ship Priscilla, from New Orleans as é eh ae jae bao cotton zu ir: ken, D Hayti, March 18—I my dr Soha _ fended poe, ‘saved mou: sool struck easting i Folie; ing puter the rene fre ou to tue throng ursent current settil him to. the west d down in bie giant peing lighted, fy previows ‘oom imusteation f called Jour stieutie to this f to which too cannot be the Strtafag, not baving bead ighiod for oes reas eso ho THomas (| Setensod, from Philadelphia for Cork, for orders, rem: St Berm ale i Bre efor creer remained, St Corgan Bermad forward ber cargo. vEARK TB ARMOTRONG, Bowers, from New York f¢ He on, which put info Bermuda ia'citreay has eos on the oaring aring al, sr ‘and coppered and was ready BARK H&LLESPONT—No lives were lost ped the bark Hellespont, from Buenos A: te Hreckees which en wee previous to 3 to March arch 8 repent re ay Banx Eventna Star, Ryder, from Sere for Liver. Pool, which put into Pa a io dis od put mind. ines was discharging Brie P Ps deinteckphy Tineon or Haven, from Pe 360 romsed the equator March 4 in lon 42; has been 10 days snorth of foe heavy weath ‘Mareh % Jobn Silver, wea had Sng weather w tera Tat of mage ul fever, man, of Pico, West Sonn eaanone (ere cll from re, ans, fer Beaton, a pote or two schr Frances Nelson, Piotr Bt Geory loaded with h lumber, ran ashore 0 since, and revenue cutters io and MisGuilc to her = 7 er ae went to fr amsistancee but were un- PA ed tne W Downtna, from Huntington for Lied f some in College Point reef PM Sth inst. She wi ‘aid of a patslog sloop, and wita ¢: tion of having ber ‘mai amast broken was Bot nd rt sreapion of Sour re a Banco, Ove, from Havana for Ni York, betore reported ‘ey West in distres had ‘usehed ir and was reloading eargo 29th ult; would be ready for Sone Lrocapta, Deland, from which rane 5, West in ant, feat re- ‘and would commence cargo Benent day. “9 ta Sone ee from St Domi which toto Berm Jn duatroas, had been abandoned ahd wast) be sold si aue, (on Mareb Fa Soun Honret Ant, before rted ashore at Mentmsha Bite, came off night it id att apai ne off night of 34 after discharging about 16 tons of Cork, March BT bark Allaneg, Ua Larsen, from Hartle- ‘Fan ashore on York, epacinen toe, Now ¥ w Forts for New Y, a), Feported from Guecastown March 2 as having put in there, w leaky, ported, and about to discharge for repairs." ** "SF a 1rDOVER, March larch 34—1 Mi roe ame Maret Me The bark Maury (of Arendal), Hansen, ‘ork (coals), arrived day in tow of the steamtu gs Restless and Middi ashore last ‘night in the East Bay and Midi, ringer GIBRALTAR, March 24—The brig Ricardo, of ort from Kew york (petroleum and sconce, & Soret with part of cargo thrown overboard, Zocbe {add ro loss of bulwarks LIvERroer., March 23—From 3,000 to 8,000 cask: Jeum have deen washed ashore st cinibatte The saree: sa amon, Co, Philadel- King, ‘upper side. Miscellaneous. Suir NevapA—Captain Lunt, of ship Nevada, whieb ar- rived at thie port on Tuesday Inst from Zanzibar, desires us to state that there is no truth in the report (published in the HERALD on the 28th ult) that the Nevada nad been ashore on a rock at Muscat. LauNoneD—Wilmington, Del, April 5—The tron Ap Ba yd for coast survey, was launched to-day at ont Menuebaakport, April, 4—By David Clark, white oak schr of about 130 tons, old Bercerenens, Governor Goodwin, Portsmouth. peat Nore eller Pusey, nt, named built for Messrs Harding & Doane, ‘of rt, 4th Inat, achr Nellie © Foster, of 180 tons Bhe is a well built vessel and is owned bi Dante Foster, ‘ot Beverly. She will be engaged in the Ban’ fishing. Whalemen. Ship Reindeer, Loveland, of and from New " rived at Honolald Muroh 8, with 150 Boia ap off meperuke At Manritive Ca! » ship Jirch Perry, Kidder, NB, with 49 ap, 730 wh, all to Spoken. Snip Elizabeth Yeo, Soott, from Liverpool f March 19, int 49 64, lon 7 18, hipctsall sca Ship Atmosphere, tr ‘rom vLdrerpool for New Orleans, March 22,15 mates N of Wi iain Ww Biorer to from Liverpool for New York, March 18, Jon my elec, ff from Shields for San Francisco, Jan 9, lat a i im pt from Cardiff for Buenos Ayres, Feb 31, lat DM r a To aon ) from Antwerp for New Orleans, March ‘ “eek AA from New York for Galves- » from New York for Bull River, ar iicuercs eh p Buna Hinks, from New Orleans for Genoa, March 10, Bark Shi I , ates aeereeks from Iquique for Falmouth, March 16, lat tals son Ports. ARDROBBAN, won, Rose, Liverpool ila’ Hvorett Donnie’ ae. wat Tawton, pbaiied ‘2d, |, Bureka, Purdie, Brovthones; 984, Young Eagle, ANTWERP, March %—Arrived, PJ Carleton, Luce, New Orlean Balled 23d, e, Cosenety mall, New York. juabing Roads 16th, Wavena, Dart, New York; Lissie Morrow, Jackaba, Puilaaeldhia, Branton, March—Of Shoreham 29th, Zim, Cauley, Ant- werp for Bristol Channel, Buierol, March H—Arrived, M McFarlane, Hall, Kew Yor Passed the Pil 26th, Witllam Yeo, Howes, from Savannah for Sharpness. BORDEAUX, March 10—Arvived, Anbaine, Boulanger, New ‘ork. BREMERUAVEN, March 21—Arrived, Shakspeare, Fechter, pL ng | ‘22d, Meridian, Lenz, Philadelphia; India, nen, ‘BanceLona, March 17—Arrived, Gautteo, Vile Savannah; guna Ged ete Ri, hie ae a, no, 101 a pie oe fim, Frosh, Wobiley Cladede: cd Artived,, ship Wild Rover vie Po p80, W Wait ew urora: be i + " Seem ihere herinane obs oe ea Sait lasoal tarp Moody, tor Boats, “Dabaooa. Maoh 24—5e vorh pbse WI Holmes. Ward, Pu tot raees eee at = habiecdiad for at i MEER sce gt tai P i ior B2ntoay se Pa at aa (Br), Williams, paceaun hin arrived rived tis), ha See sarin from New ror CURSE te” fate at erty Shiied Babes Ari Garwood, Gottrer, Baltimore; Niantic, Rohe eatin oe aha bet TOuleos beg yee ees sar Matthews, vow, yore nice Di; en a naye Matty an Fieahing for Dungainee, Dh te oe a ae er finn Queshatown’ for i Ste 2 Baltimore; Lancaster, BLIN, Mi niall Babr, Bremen. eee “Meroh Bt “read, Cae hon Waite, San Pimaay trom Bf March—Off Beachy Head 2th, Melicate, oe Bare et ae A a York; Sargon, examen, ad “iat ence eae Sr Re a et NSS egmm, nome coor Altata)s Londons aneane§ Ponien kate afew Fore eae Ape brig Milwankee, Strous (from Ma- gilts’ cot Memjechon TOF TAUNTON, April Arrived chr Epryster Hale, Coleman ENOOK, Mi Ropeneath, McConnell allan; Sa es enter, ey armas and Abeons, Hamilton, GENOA, Take Brie, belaer sees Neversink, Weeks, New ecHTEN EURO, March 18—Arrived, Iron Age, Crabtree, Ere a a shot Labocs Ada Allsh, Owes bint Ld 9 AM—Sail ene eS ee pl om i (and cleared, or Conataanopiey TOUR MA Ricstdor De | MWEBRPORT POINT. i ot (WA ond Disasters) fan Road York. Fell in, off Seoonet ter tite Flory (rom Now York), Larache; 18th, ‘vessel, and towed it into port, opens 'N Le Bejrout. sine Yor Bostos. gag Salhi Acai, Casio, MISORLLANKOUS. tonne LL, March 25—Arrived, 8 Vaughan, Masters, New Or- Net ,vorT, March 28— Sail ae tap Matrience, Boston, acy arch SMArriveds Bien Goodspeed, Preble, itiled fom Cuxhaven diet, go wey Kopper, New waves, March niyo Robert sane Atkinson, ges (NG), for San Francisco same day; brig Su- ry ret 5 jarch 6, bark Nabob, Prord:. Hom re Lineal ttie ye ane ae Dai alow eed Georee yore righ F Bain Yreland, Sterra whedler, bo } scnre Silver pa Wnecler, Lewis, ‘Bostony Mores: Williaa son rae eee eu, Atoarashtp City nee Tim. Now York for Vera Gran. sores schra X'F Ramagivor Mayes, Patio: del lb; Boh Anna, Wane TAs ise i ne, Hi iden, We ‘and Osbonne Bi ce ores a UR BROOKLYN Pectin WILL SERVE THEIR (ASMOUNCEMENT. “THE UNIVERSITY MEDIOINES.* | THESE SCIENTIFIC AND POPLAR PREPARATIONS gan be obtatnea atthe = NEW YORK ‘uepicat, UNIVERSITY, Nos, 6 AND 8 UNIVERSITY PLACE. . Physiolang, always in attendance, | : | UPEOWN AGENCY, 119, BROADWAY. Consulting Phystoian, Dr, Ix WALES, DOWNTOWN AGENCY. oun oy denna ig arene? | ° HUDNUPS,, HERALD. BUILDING, Ri ard, drelao, Phusdelfaia; bark romans ote asia. o : Mer by ‘Wiaur, March 81—Off, Rover ot tho ‘4 ~ 9 BROADWAY, top Yaladgphin Oe Fratelae” tah Hr Rin | og ILLUSTRATED UNIVERSITY ALMANAG acute searem M Ther, Anette, fem Doberter |» carsse" poo sonatas fl deren $ ats aan fetal Sa ot yi hag Ea grated HEALTH RESTORATIVES, Free at the principal! Richardson, New York: Universe : ° * 4 Pollan teagy ao: te a Gores mp chareign: | Otis and Agencies t Browa, New Yorks Buia (ep), arvoa, Charleen, DVICE TO THE BROKEN DOWN IN HEALTH, amp “Sonne, a a Robins, ast a den ‘siuangof BaD BLOOD and OLD MAIDS in partioulart«. nat | Hi one dng, be mitissieanae Ree Cenmtsne, ser poe AND JUNE, Poeansa Sade ging, Bond, Goin te a ak | | tates re nee Sage, Cronk, hew Orleans; Bride BELMBOLDS FLUID ane. SARSAPARILLA HELMuSED's 8 FLUID BXTRACT Alize is, Eills, Now Orleans Ge iB ithact sanearaniins idasusd ney, New York: JO. wall, HELMBOLD’S @ Guba (a), Mood EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA Mitebett, % “chases fon § Palock | ewrens ‘READILY INTe, FHE CIROULATION on Fores Hou ray Wallace, g ebard | ELMBO mie ‘New George War: "ELUTD EXTRACT PACT PARES the river Ssthe Ci Piper enter Delamotte, for destroy / fax and Ni Kat the skin of old 5 fax and New jew York; ‘Nebraska (8) paren ‘New York; ‘an 4 aie New Yor: canons ‘fest Western. Lew’ aorarase °F | "eet yacops BLU EXT RACE SARSAPARILLA, room 4PM, Rosamond, Morden, Liv ow Ui, STRENGTH TO OW) eat Se Lona Lancaster, Pritchard, New Orleans, | USUALLY Mal of Arie WIN GLASS ADDED e : Lonvon, March 95—Aarrives, Ladoga, Willey, # OF WATER EQUALS THE CELE Chaneellor, Colin: Dagtaier 1 How Fork; | & FINES Esto DIET DRINK. ERY iy THIe Wa a e for dn Mcbaiughin, Tey, Pade -hin Cnt" DELIGHTFOL BEVERAGE. ara, Jon Balled from Gravesend 28d, Early Morn, for Cardiff, kc. CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS, “ 8 ristio. (2), Nelson, ‘New | HELMBOLD'S ; CATAWBA GRA! Ar ene SAFE, AND NUREEABLR OATHARTIO, * CATAWBA GRAPE PILI Weta in all affections where a pu eene mates ia needed, MoVILLR. Ap! Arrived, Portland for Li MALNO, March pon oat Jan Si—Sailed, barks Merrimac, Nichols, or Liverpool (and nd pigeeoded ihe padomaplonmag, Henry, 3 Biatr, Sereanep. Boston; ‘Queen (Br), Flinn, N Talon: See wnmunien meee sanasen 1S ATOIED S387 EE be £ Ey, site, Baia noo, New Yi ‘ork. pera ae CHILDRENS ‘Br’ ‘BA G Auta. AND (Br), Mele anand SUPERSEDE MAGHEBEA Sk SALTS AND EVERY OTREW OBry, h at bee (Bry Ander, | HELMBOLD'S Averpool. son, for ‘Antwerp, do Lizzie Fox ‘Br i oe: for do do; and CATAWBA GRAPE iN IN ierecr ie MATANZAB, March 29- Arrived, CERTAL AND. BARAT IN OPBRAe Falladeiphin Sth Free Brother, reine, Th Mow: hee voserees: | HELMBOLD'S leUarthy, Norgrarich, Pile CATAWBA G) PILL, ssetphin jai conegr el ele. 4 sel 18 NOT A Pat! PILL, ted doth, otto ney, New York; Sith, | HELMBOLD'S atmes Baker, Pheland, balling ja; bata Wien (Be, iv. ATAWBA GRAPE PILLS via, ray and Brilliant, Sorague, New Angelic, Leigh. | ARE comrosiy 1S exer GORE svicg AND coming, Bost ok Sew York, a aPRING nG AD sae ne MON i . Tonn few a, CI Sap a | LOOD, NEW VIGOR. Hopki ft ce Sey & jnsure asy, LIFE, NEW Viole, a Tphatetphie vhin. two > oy of Nrwtonr, Warch a xa oat ot EE MOOU DS HARE albon a New Yorks Jane J. Soutaard, Bishop, Saranpahs Donsabe, WIGHT IN GOLD. Penny, Portland, fo better investmeut can be made for so small a sum. Fonrenouna, March 28—Passed, Forest Queen, Bartting, BELNSULDS London for Boston (and was off Dartmouth 24h). PLUID EXTRACT BUCHU onexMoura, March 28—Of, Weatfold, Jackson, from New Negeeariet 6 Tay proaas WoRLJ-wipx Ray Off the ddystone 22d, Asia, Stechmanon, lade). tae are PROVED THs to phia for Bremen, +4! Sota ety o mad rarer ) Speak! excess artsing of mer ‘that no is to Extract of arya power ts extra ree so than any oth acquainted with. It is, in the cleat rene, n toate, With this ieeaiaatte ‘that 18 Ie appliesoie fo.e state of the system so sunken and yet eo ir ‘naval. OF the Start 224, Tasmanian, Willis, from London for PALERMO, March Ap -Arrived, Stag, Wilson, New York ‘Nari Pant Goon 8 Be Bounding ‘ition Ror olds, New York ; 16th, Dact poids, New Yor ian (a), Laird, Messiva (abd lett Gleared Ith, J Smith, Howard, New York, ‘is renders other substances of the tonig class PILLAD, March eee Jupiter, Lietke, and Ceres, ae oF injurious, Kuhn, New York. See REMARKS of the GREAT CHEMISTS AND PILL, QuiEnerown, Mi rrived, Loutsa, Evans, New | MEN OF AMERICA. Fork: Ape aC A boeson nie Mobitisy do rand ish fey WM. R. WARNER & Liverpool 5 7 itn, Holland (8) Bragg, do iadd leit tar tte phnlled March 26 Elm Grove, Hursh (from San Franc! Hull; Henry A Litehfeld, Spaulding (or Sleeper), from eet vannah for 7 Shine Lovelds Onan rit Portland, 0, Liverpool ; Carlisle, Eden, London ; Fleetwing, Bailey, Liver: pool. Bro Jawnmo, March §—Arrived, Ota eee Arve’, brie Preatiseimo, James, Satled 8th, bark Lapwing, 133 port, March 7, bark 54 Norra Tuiep 8: Pi A. 7, HELMBOLD:— ee Feoupretuase yon oa. hating the bandermsess ia'dt tne’ ‘ same time the Kost’ EFFECTIVE PILL Tees t have aner Known for the purposes intended, w saya a K, T, HELMBOLD : oe will remark in conclusion that his Remedies resul of jor ‘and careful study. The Fluid Tteecks have “J before Fd twenty years; the sale of them in that wha DRLPAIA, Pa, Benthain Baltimore. apwing, Benthall, for Baltimore Bio bags coffe) rign eu { Atal) for New York (ae | proves theft alae,” al bre bee Been bonetied hem whe ne . ni (dg i ; structions, an Sultana (Br), for New York (dy Fosewood) 16 400 40); SeDE | io tne extent of their ale ‘and UNSURPASSED. brany Mea ig Rio GRANDR, Feb, 18 Pm od, brigs Tre Sosters (Nor), for | cament in the ue of the United sone: Bandy Hogi Chri ooh eres Nom vork. | septing aainge Hikes, HOOT, PLANT of sclenting ares: fe Sea (Br), Pasta tor db do; ites Vines Forum re and puemiada cing, Pramtfatternele: cr ie cua ’ single one, fa 7, 40. sabi hatageamnenind *SALL STAND ON THRIR MERITS, BOUTRAMETON, April 4—Arrived, steamship Donad, Ernat, Bo Pil I have = of offering to the sfflicted for ten New York, for Bremen (and proceed Suretys, March 2—Arrived, Newcastle, Wilkins, Ant- wagtiay March 19017, Bitzabeth Yeo, Soot, from Liver March 25—Clenred, &t Joueph, Bernier, Halifax. are ni and I shall stake my and fa ad fame on thels of veness. The foviting | win Fil txelf ie made, the bottle, label, apie in whic show t care they have been ih or French pre] aid will show greater care, 0 ing! o a dof seaiin realy prow ous-looking, lesaly prepared Pills SWANSE, OBANTANDES, March 1S—Arrived, Poiitena, Larrinaga, Now IAL, March 29—Arrived. achr Frank Jamesot be} neraliy and put up in n wooden bores, and made SAGUA, March 24—Arrived, achrs Joseph W Barter, Tin: | generally or offered by those having no experience as physl- ib, Ellen Musden, Sti do; brigs Raven, Spencer, cian droggista oF or manufacturers of medicines, FT i Antelope, Rumbaii, do; » Arthur, Lamb, 'norib of the medicine peered ey nF obedient wrvaat 5 St Joun, XB, April 4—Arrived,- bark Teresa, York’ brig Robin, Bonglaas do, brs Gallo, New | crystal Palace Dru rs Bioaawey, Rs cae sobr Ada, for New York. Palace Puarmacyy di House, AL Sm faoow, Mi led, Challenge, Cansebroox, San | ninth street, N American Ports. Po 2 head April 4—Arrived, brig Hannah (Br), Jones, widldared—Steamehip Will nedy, bark Shawmut, Lord, Havana’ br manos, Parpoea st Prerre, 1 aan easie! Rhynas, Hall, Asplowall; Meviregor, Clentaegos; sche, XA’ Andrews, Temple of Phar dntinental Hotel, Philadel wi ‘§,—Helmbold's or Extract Buchu bas eieod emesis. BSOLUTE DIVORCES Ne ag Ay hg FROM the courts of different ovary Public and Commie #1. KING Counsel ne ae Sea Kellen Pi rte vine ee sm, brig Mary Ajle ARGAINS IN hi pd FLOUR, GROCE! AND PRO- re faucua, New York. Below, bark Boone 1K. AGNEW'S, 40 Greeawich saw, New Forks ¥ i Fae from Calc alias ORE, A TIM steamer MoCielan, Maren, UTIFUL AND aha ancer ton ; bark: Dav’ or) Lam Beat Freusu det CATE eee Manager < mers, rigs fexfe h-s ‘Day, ‘oe Any tuna, Patterson, Cardenas; Emeline (Br dn Ni tala; gehra Glenesk (Br), Barclay, ancor yh Flora, | By egy 4 IVORY ILLIARD eka 4c ues = rae, A eg RA FOR oeeas ae rR eR BAD BAD way, corner of Fu'ton reel " Oraalailator stot gures borne, buni- ons, ‘nails, eo. ; by mail 600, ps nel Da Ran ORNS, BUNIONS, ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALL QO" Place ot “whe Feet cured by Der ZhoaRtE feb yn GLASSES AND SPECTACLES, 10 STREN Hr na improve the aight. Operas eu Fig na Toure tar "Broad roadway. 10OL & DAVIDGON, J iste’ Glasses, of great power. Broadway. aucoetaors to, V. Haughwout & Bayonne | Squires, Galveston; Koret, ory Bld mer, Cranmer, Jersey City b ‘Bon iauwee Sailed—Steamer Nova Scotian, barks Ocean Phantom, Pleiades, briga Emeline, Concerione. BEVERLY. April 1—arrived, scbr Blondel, Chapman, 1. CHARLESTON, Apri 5—arvivod,. steamship Champio Lockwood, New Yore; bark Angie Kitaballs Suingon, Liver: Ont he port—Brig W Martinigier Neste aK H Parks, from Georgetown, 8C, for SRORGETOWR, SC, April 1—Arrived, schr Idabelia, Fish- York. SRSKSONVILER, April 1—. Elle Hi sop and LB irene 11—Arrived, sobre Eile Hay, Jol E, March $1—Arrived, ship A Gallatin, Chandler, Pye gs N hag me 2 Steelman, Providence, MACHIAS %—Sailed, schrs LD Wentworth, Dodge, and Linalon, Catea, New York; BO, biig Milwaukee, reek aneoed, ay siront New offer at great bargains Wuelr spring tock (now openng) ‘of NEW ORLEANS, March 81—Arrived, steamship Hanover acl (Gy Birnedeck, Bremen shine, Importer, Avery, Liver- French Ching, Glasswhre niu; English Stone China, Gis acaneaniaced Where Sci: | cepa mehr sce Sa ae 95 i , ‘B, Cardiff; Anna, Fran yeson, Gove 08; juidita (8p) on maha 48 ieee, o} it W gecoraad tit de teat, Matanzas; Templar, Bartlett, ‘and Gerlon (S ), Ullyer, 8); Goblets, $1 50 dozen, Haranas” Marieniyat (Dan), Vinge, Liverpool; ou Hele tande to ord wih oe ‘arms, inonograms or initials, ngpvagaar an ae is Soe Goods delivered free in the olty or suburbs. my Huet ‘40. be 4 via, 0 Bog MEDICINE, -70,000 Filadhe an fare se Mit ; Ham lo eras 4 rare oa BAR in Gon NVALRNA FOU Dy je Irma, AOR Brie Col Gonseiins ‘Gusenlon, Cette; Rustad, Webaler pig hae the blood Sticky aoe aoe Balled — Bi vehi Adriana; barks Helen, Cas. | 80. feet, Now Yi py rey H 1 Ons \ aoe ork, aud