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Yrving do against the pressure fhat confronts him? He might as well take a hand in the mill about to come off between Joe Coburn and Jem Mace. Muke Jem Mace and Joe Coburn members of the next Assembly. They will setile hostilities and pugilistics without recourse to legislative action. The muss in the Assembly is a miserable muss all round. The people will find that ruffianism finally In- vokes its own reward. Coal and Iron in Nevadn. We give in another portion of the paper 8 letter frem Elko, Nevada, a town on the line oft'ie Central Pacific Railroad, containing the important information that coal of excellent quality and very rich iren ore have been dis- covered in that vicinity, If this information is correct, and we have no reason to doubt it, the immense value of these deposits can hardly be estimated. Rich as Nevada is known to be in silver and gold, they will sink into insignifi- cance, comparatively, sheuld coal and iron be found to abound. The Central Pacific Rail- road Company wiil be greatly beneflied there- by. It has been obliged to depend upon woed cut from the Sierra Nevada Mountains or from points distant from the track to supply its motive power, and the latter is neces- sarily very costly. All the — coal they have used has been obtained from the Wahbsach range of mountains in Utab, on the line of the Union Pacific Railroad, and has to be hauled a long distance at great expense before reaching the points where it is required. Ag coal has been found at Elko, nearly the central point of the former com- pany’s line, the probabilities are that it wiil be discovered at other points, until all the fuel required for iocomotive and other purposes can be had at a very low figure. That iron ore of fine quality has been discovered is even of more importance, and, as the writer of the letter says, smelting furnaces will soon be erected and the value of the deposit fully dosted. The demand for iron on the Pacific coast has heretofore been entirely supplied from England and the Eastern States; but now, if it cna be had almost at their doors, its yalne for railroad and mannfacturiag pur- e..lenluble. poses will be found mvera. The Book C The Methodist Book Concern affairs ara at last, it appeara, to be investizated. The Rev. Dr. Carlton, agent, having demanded the fullest investigation of his offisial manage- ment of the Concern, and the Book Commit- tee’s sub-committee having, from canses already published, filed to appoint experts to examine the books, he has himself selected three well known accountants—aamely, Messrs, J, Van Vieck, a Methodist, of Brooklyn, chief ; Charles Callender, a Baptist, of Newark, and F. W. Gunn, a Presbyterian, of this city, assistants. Mr. Van Vleck had bsea unani- mously selected by the committes, but was objected to by Dr, Linahaa’s counsel becanse he had been attending to this work for some time past. Their instructions are most liberal and strict, and they are not only authorized to examine the cash and other accounts, but to qnestion the employes also in relation to any and every matter which may come before them. Thus, without any more subterfuge and “whitewashiag,” this whole mystery will soon be cleared up, and the Church and the public will be able to judze whether the allegations of ‘‘fraud and mis- management” are well grounded or otherwise, This action of Dr. Carlton shows also that, his accusers to the contrary notwithstanding, he is not afraid of an investigation. Although made upon his own personal responsibility. bis action has the approval of the Bisuop and the sub-committee, who are only too glad, of course, to get out of the saarl in which they had placed themselves tins easily. WASHINGTON. Wasmineroy, April 10, 187L. Tue Reduction of Tax uions The resolution jutreduced by 5: 7 Sherman to-day, tnstructing (he Senate Finance Committee to revise the Tarif and Internal Reveaue lawa durlag the recess, will probably pass, although objection was made to it today. The {deaof the Senator is that at the next session au elxort will be made by | the democrats and what are known as tue revenue reform republicans to reduco taxation, Fé thinks Tt better wat [his ould come from the republican side, through the rezalar channel | of the Finance Committee. This resolution of Mr. Sherman's, taken im conneciion with the remarks of Mr. Brooks, of New Yors. in the House to-day, ‘5 regarded as an indication that at the next session of Congress there will be a large reductiou in taxa- tion. Prespreta of the Amuesty Bill. « There 1s no chance at this sesston for the passage ofa General Amnesiy bill, The Seaate will proda- bly not even take the Monse bul up Lor considc ton, It requires two-thirds to pass tt, and the opivion of Senators usually well Informed 1s that wt cannot secure this vete in the Searte at present. Yhe disposition seems to beto alluw at to go over until the next session. Its success then depends \ greatly upon the manuer in whtct the Sotithern people conduct themselves during the coming re- £068, The Seizure ¢f American Fishing Vessels by the Dominion Aathorities, In July, 1470, the schooner J. TH, Nickerson, of Balem, Mass., put into a Canadian port for bait and wator, and was seized by the Dominion entter Ida K., for violation of the fishery laws of the Dominion. The case was regarded as beyond the province of the Dominion autherities, and Minister Thorn- ton, without ony notification from the State Department, at once meade tngniries into the cause which led to the seiznre of this vessel. Application was subsequently made by the pwners, through Collector Palirey, of the port of Salem, for the release of the Nickerson and tie pa- pers reverred to the Secretary of Siate, Noting has been done In the ease, and the owners recently pressed the Secrotary of ihe Treasury for an answer to their claim, The following is the reply of the | Secretary of Sinte to the loquiry of Secretary Bont well: BATE DRFAREMBNT, April §, 1871. Sin-—In relation to proceedings in the case of Tho Schooner J. i1, Nickerson, Which was seized by the Canadian cuiter Ida K., In duly last, the Nickerson appenrs to be in the custody of the proper court of admiralty, awaiting judgment upon the libel Med Aginst her, in sach a position of the case it is not jowable for this government to interfere. or to ask the interference of the British government with the | roceedings of the judicial tribunais, Very 1es 4 Nyy HAMILION FISH, Secretary ot State, The Movements of the President. ‘Thero was no seseion of the Cabinet to-day, the | Preatdent accompanying his famtiy and a number of Jady friends to Mount Vernon, where the day was agreeably passed in visiting the numerous localities eat. by Sumner's Radicalism. Benaior Sumner will probably make a speceh on the Ku Kiux bill, wherein Le will take the most ad- “vanced ground of the radicals. Shonid the Senator | Trades and Labor Cutoas throughout the countr NEW YORK THE COAL MINERS’ TROUBLES. Important Session of the General Council of the Minery Union—The Wages Question to be Settlod by Arbitration—Immence Politico. Industrial Organization—A Now Power Forming in the Land, Mavcu Cavnk, Pa., April 11, 1871. ‘The Genetal Council of the Miners’ Union resumed its session this morning. ‘The firat business brougnt before the meeting was an tnyestigation of the re- ported outrages at Scranton, Several delegates reported that they nad visited Scranton, and were unable to discover that the miners nad engaged in ‘ny outrages whatever, It was admitved that several hundred miners had paraded tna streets of Scranton with an American flag at their head. Some say it was an Irish-American flag, whatever that may Le. It has been proven no one was Killed except the iteutenant and corporal of militia who were accidentally shot on Saturday night last. Some of the delegates to the Tulon moved to make no oMicial inquiries or investigation tll they were officially informed by officers of the law or their association that outrages had been committed. They had nothing to go by except rumor. JOUN SinzY, president of the Schuylkill region, moved that the investigation be proceeded with, ag the press of this region and New York had coutnined reports of the outrages. He said, “I believe the money or powerful corpora- tions has becn used to incite the miners to riot, I have not forgotten the language that nas becn used, by men holding leading positions on ratlroads tn tuls State, when ono of them, Franklin P, Gowen, said that such a howl of indignation would arise through the land that we would be forced to accopt thetr terms. I wish the matter investigated, I want the se-calied Scranton riots tuvestigated, I believe it susceptible of proof that ratiroad men and operators connived at what they are pleased to term the out- rages of the Workingmcn’s Benevoleut Association, it cannot be expected that we, as an organization, are above reproach. We tive as big scalawags in the Workinginen’s Benevolent Association as the worldcan furnish; yet, sir, I question if there can be found in any other association of fifty thousand men more regard for law aud order or better conservators of the law. The miners claim that there has been no actual rioting, and whatever has been done thus far has been secretly imstigated by parties whose interest tt is to heap reproach upon their good name.” The matter is to be further investigated, The Guestion ef arbitration was broacnel this afternoon, committee wa? uppotnted to drait sultabie resolutions expressive of the seuse of the mceting on this vexed question, They returned at clock and reported as follow: committee, appointed to draft resolutions. &e., re- commending some means of aeltling the present dificulties by arbliration, conci!fation or otherwise, do respectfully sub- mit our majorlty report :— Reavived, ‘That wo recommend, as tho best means to settle the present diticnity, a Board of Aridtration, to conniat of ten members of the Workinginen's Kenevolent Association anda like number of coal” opera axrse upon an umpire 1f neceseury, interested party, . 8 JOUN N. EVANS, LUKE BRENNAN, The minority of the committes, Thomas Mullery and James O'latoran, oerged teave to subinit a minority report, and were given Uil four o'clock to Jrame # report, When they entered and reported as lollow —Our association ts founded on the prinatples of polt economy, and its govern:nent is democratic, aud, acting 1 Matractions, we bay (our vows according!y, oud—Believing that by the sweat of our brow we shall eara uur bread, we counider ita right to demand the highest price fur our labor, tastvitualiy or tively, provided that we uve nothing bul equal means ant aim at nothing but law: ul ents, Thivd—We are opposed to arbitration, because used no- where but in despotic governments, where those who labor liave no voige ia the government aud are nothing better than seris. Fiucth—That because it appears to ua that, as black slavery haa boen wiped forever frow the page o¢ American hisiory, {t ts intended to esta lsh a white Bystem instead; and, th'view of ali this, we have voted agatust arbitration fu iree and Indepeadeat America. JAMES O'MALLORAN, THOMAS MULLLY Speeches were then made for and agalnst arbitra- ton. Mr. Siney, the ablest among tem, made a Joug speech in (ts fave use he thougit the miners would recet usiice from arbitration, for there 13 too mach to contend against, Baid he, The representatives of this $390,00),000 of capital array. ed against us will se ect their ablest men as arbitra- tors, while we, on the other hand, will scud as our chaimptons only ignorant, uneducated miners; and how song can such men stand beiore Gowen, Brisbin and otuers of that stripe: Nor do I wish the men to hope ror iaLinediaie suecor from the writ of quo wars vanfo. Ttinay boa year, it may be cighteen months before the Supreme Court wil act upon tt detinitely. What are we to do iu the meantime? I recommend arbitration because I think it tue best meaas in ovr power to heal tho dittculites for the present. Mr. Siney was followed by Speakers from the upper, or Luzerne, and from tne lower, or Schuyl- kill, district, each tn turn airing his views and the 3 of Wis constitucnts, peech-making finally broke up Ina motton to adjourn Ui seven o'clock, which Was carried, { would mention—par parenthes:s—that Mr. Siney iniorms me that in the event of the miners accepting the terms onlered by Mr, Gowen he will put the toils at $1 85 to Philadeipiia, ten per ceut of which, it 1s understood, he wii give the iron manufacturers aloug the route a8 an inducement to resume operations. ‘A vote Was takea at seven o'clock, The delegates’ Names were called, aud they answered yes or no as thelr Conselences dictated, The votes were counted, wud 1ouud to be fifteen tor and ten against arottra: tion, both Simey and Kealey voting im the amrma- tive, Whereupon it Was declared that the miners had accepted arbitration. Tho only thing remain. inz {9 be done Is (9 determine the Mode of arbitra. ion. Charles Foley, an iron montder, and member of the Luteraational Trades Union, addressed the acet- ing at length ou the political poriwanee of the Miners’ Association. Ae dwelt very bitterly on the action of certain jes mg: Nery of the Legta- Jatnre darlug the late Investigaiion ot Ba esburg. “Let us repudiate politics aad eleet workuisn., 'o can go to the Workshop or the mine and select men who Will make bettcr and more honest laws than all te politic. ans in the country, Let us, tien, stand by the worklogman and tne worklugman’'s friend.’? Copisase) he speaber (wen meanened! off an Sinan: Cial topes, and adverked to the Weesaity Of Zockat and finauctal consolidation of Warkmen's Unions throughout the Union. He said there weve about jons of members of Labor Unions in and edvised the mixers Lo co-operate with Amer “Cnite our mouey—say a dolar eacu—and our labo: and these combined Will boat ail che capital the rail- r * (Loud applause), retary of Luzerne county, replicd In Gttiing terms OD belali of the mniners, aud pledge! thei hearty support’ and co-operitton to help the Navional Trades Unions, hota poiltically and movatly. Speeches were made by other members of the Union. Sata ove of then he bondholders ¢re our enemies, an‘ We must fight them at tne poils, The son of tou produces the mouey, and the bondholders use It, We are asked In tie time of need (ov protect the flag of our country, and we are alzo required to wy the interest on the war debt, white the bond. olders, relieved from imterest on these bods, loll back in their easy chara, and Jook at us with con- tempt when we ask our simple rights at their hands, We have a remedy; hereafter we will make our power felt at the polls. (Applause.) * Shas ia Ut! @ beginning on tue part of all the labor untons to consun Ste Mone great whole and work harmoniously at all fc!tre cjections, both Presidential and State. From preseie Spied. ances it looks as if the miners meant busine Suiariing under what they believe to be gra tongs, they have concluded to demand in’ future what they have begged in the pas: Condition «f Affairs at Scraatou—The Monee polists Determined to Crush Out the Miners—Gloomy = Forebodings—Arbitrativn Rejected by the Workmen Scranton, Pa., April 11, 1871. I am sorry to report that the prospects of an amicable adjustment of the Issues beiween the companies and the miners are not so favorable now as heretofore. There was another confer. ence today, and the result proved anything but satisfactory, It 18 said the representatives of the companies have wetermined to a here to the programme foreshadowed by the local journals, and will consider no terms of setticment, except an uncondittonal surrender of the miners, which inciudes an abandonment of the Union, a relinguishment of the demand for basis and resumption of work at eighty-six cents per dia- mond car. From this it would appear that the com- panies do not propose to make any concessions, and wilt waintain the arbitrary and uncompromising attitude which has been tietr character toward (he workmen «ll along. ‘he iupression prevails that, in the recent move- mon pretending to ve an equitable adjustment of difficultics, the companies’ representatives have re- sorted to “ways which are dark and tricks which are vain" to deceive the public and hoodwink the miners, There is a feverishness in the city to night and an unsettled feeling, and one of alarm that eliver tnis speech he will take occasion to reply to © the aspersions which have been made upon him as n, and to demonstrate to the satisfaction oe nnee who enterttin doubts upon the sauject that he {9 a9 sound in the republican faith as any Oo! those who have seen proper lo question bis party NTS more serious trouble is near at hand. The hopeful sentiments which pervaded the community ae vegan to fade out, and many of the more coufle are becoming @ Tt must be admitted K and funprowmising, but it ly Ou hopes for the present. Nighy seeine ty be that the com: HERALD, WEDNUSDAY, APKIL 12, LSIL—-QUAUDKUPLE SHEHT, nies, relying upon the military, are still disposed egg the scheme to crush out the Miners’ Cnion, even i the streets ran with blood before the end is accomplished. This impression ts replay faining ground, and mucn of the sympathy whic ad been turned away trom the miners in conse- quence of recent events ts being restored to them. Tals feeling ts showed by the mutitary here to & great extent, People anxtons for peace now say Vhat the companies can afford to yield the prices paid last November, and that they should give way, and not the miners, when so much trouble can be 80 easily avoided. It 1+ not believed that the corporations will yield anything now. The disposition to tiumph over the miners ap- Pears to be stronger than any regard for the peace of the city, and it is probable that the policy will be to crush rather than consider what may happen. In the present temper of the parties the miners may be driven into some other overt act than to riot, and then conflict with the State troops, The result may be l:nagined, not described, The people are waiting wit anxiety the developments of the next few hours, and earnestly pray that the rays of hope which began to shine on this distracted clty may not be swollowed up in the gloom of despair, ruin and bloodshed, The miners are still peaceable, and the city was never more quiet aud orierty. ‘There are 260 seidiers: here. Gheneral Osborn returned to Wiikesbarre this evening. The various alstricts have voted upon the ques- tion of arbitration today, and rejected it by im- mense majorities, In one case the vote was 390 to 5, THE ULSTER COUNTY MATRICIDE. Povenkrrrsth, N. Y., April 11, 1871. Moses 8, Terwilliger, who choked his mother to death at Brunswick, Ulster county, on Saturday, has been lodged in Kingsion jatl and has made a full confession. He entered her room In the mtddle of the night, and after killing her placed her body in the cellar and set fire to the premises. Some men in endeavoring to enter the house were met by the murderer, who knocked ove o2 them down witha clnb. Terwilliger had been insane for some time. His mother was cighty-three years of age. EUROPEAN MARKETS. Loxpox MONRY MARKRT.—LONDON, April 11—4:00 Py M.—Conso!s closed at 93/4 for “money a: American securities quiet ani steads. United States tirenty vonds, 1862, 99765 1 1» 92555 1887, 914; ten 10m, BONG. Lrvrproot, COTTON MARKER—LIvELPOoL, April 11— 4:20, M.--1he cotton market viosed guiet; midditpy up- Janda, 7344. a 73,2 midding Orleans, 7d. ‘Ths autem of the day have been 10,030 bales, including’ 9,000 for export and speculation, TRADY AT MANONESTRR.—LrvERrooL, April 11.—The market for yarns and fabrics at Manchester's steady, LIVERPOOL, BRRADSTUPA MARKET.—LIVERPOOT, April U—1:3) P. M.—Wheat, Ws, Gd. per cental for California, white, and Is, 4d, for red winter; Lis, a 19, 6d. per cental for lowest grades of No. 2to hizhost grades of No.1 pew red Western apring. Oats va. Sd. per bushel. The receipts of wheat at this port for the past three days bave peen 4,000 quarters, of which 27,00 are Amerfcan, Corn, 3a, 6d, per quarter tor new. LivERVOOL, PROVISIONS MARKET.—LiveRroot, April N—P, M.—Perk, 7a. per bbl. for extra prime mess,’ Reel, 109s, per ‘tierce Of 204 Ibs. tor Eaaiern prima mess, Lard, 663. per cwt, Bacon, ia. por ewt. for Cumberiand cut. Lrverroor, April L-Evenin a2, 698. te Livenroor,, April 1— chi per cwt. Bacon--Short ribbed middles 463, Liver PRODUCE MARKE: Eventng.—Common rosin, LONDON Propuck MatKEr.—LONpo, April U—Even- Ing.—Tallow, 4k. fd, per cw. | Rerinet petZoievm, 18344, per galion. “Calcutta lnseod, 63s. 94. ner quarter. Linseed oll, Perrontcm | Mannnr—ANTwrne, er ton. April 1, 1871. Petroleum, 4f. for standard white. VIEWS O% THe PASI, arnt 12. 1864—Fort Pillow, Tenn., captured and its negro garrison massacred by the rebels. 1798—l'atle of Montenvtte, Maly; Bonaparte de- feated the Austrians, 1732—The Fritish feet under Admital Rodney de- feated the French feet of Comie de Grasse in the West In 1777—Henry Clay born. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New Yoru—This Day. Sun rises....... 5 26 | Moon rises,.morn 1 42 Sun sets........ 6 High water....eve 2 34 OCE TEAMER: DEPARTURRS FROM N MONTH OF APRI Deatina DATE OF y YORK FOR THE OF Wiaconsin, + /24 Broadway. Towa. 7 Bowling Gres Oceanic Liverpool, 19 Broad City of Paria... }.. «| Liverpoo! -|ld Proadway. Pennaylvania...|Aprli 15...| Liverpoolss.ee [68 Broadway. Werer.. April 1§..,| Bremen. ..1.-+2|58 Broad. ty City of B'itim’re| April 18...) Liverpoot. +|15 Broadway. Wyoming.......| April 19..°| Livern wl. 120 Broadway, ‘Australl: April inagow. 17 Rowling Greeu Peretre. Apri 22... Uavre. Broadway. Minnesota pril 26.. 29 Broadway. PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 1, 1871. CLEARED. 4 Segamabip Wisconsin (Br), Williams, Liverpool—Williams ton. Steamay{p Allemannia (NG), Barends, Hamburg—Kun- hard: & Co. cattaiushtp Vireo, Bulkley, Savannah-Murray, Ferris & 0, Steamship Isaac Ball, Bla Richtaond Old Dominion § Steamsinp Wm P Clyde, Parker, Norfolk, City Pofnt and Richmond—Washingion & Co. Stenmshiy I: Cid, Nickerson, Phi Steamship Co. Steamanin Gaucus, Walden, Boston—I # Dimoe Bark Mindet (Nor), Ingebretiscn, Anjwerp-—Funch, Edye Co, Bark Udjus (Nor), Olsen, fontgs*erg—Funch, Edve & Co. gghtth Lemis T stocker, Bibver, Hevana—J B Philips & on. Bark Lucy A Nickel, Coffin, Sydney, CB—Atlantic Mail Steamship Co. Bark Nashwank (Br), Bian an, Norfolk, City Point and ship Co. e}phin—Loriliard ydney—S © Lowden, ee mes 15 Krest, S fy Philadelphia—Brett, Son 0. Rie Dundee (Pr), Bray , Windsor, NS—D R De Wolf at Schr Georgetta Lawrence, Robinson, Clenfuegos—Evane, H & Co, Bene John Moascr, Avrams, Eleuthera B Hutcblason & Co. Schr JF Chandler, Pettis, Windsor, NS—D R De Wolf & 0. Scnr Bay State, Seabury, Boston--8 W Lewis & Co. Schr Kate Grant, Grant, Gloucesier—Johu S$ Ingruham & dleton, New Haven—M J Somers, fy Stamford. Sarah, Jones, Mhilade!puia. AC ra, Davis Philadelpht Bigismer EN ld, Trot, Pbitad “ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACTIGA, Steamship City of 1 Mirehouse, Liverpool Mare! 30. via Queenstow tab, with ot to Joho G Dale. 1si inst, 10 miles Wc rietta Klazina; 4b inst, 829 miles E of Sandy Hook, a G steamner, bount E Steame'ip Nebraska (Br), Gnard, Lav neenstown O6%,, with mise and 1 imion, March 2% at 49 hanged signals with al! 4&.E Gardner, from London for New York; April, at PM, steamship City o! okiyn, bound ens Stoamvhip Rising Star, Gray, Aspinwall April 2 Kingston 5th, with mdse aad passenger Steatashtp Co. ‘Steamanip vin to the Pacific Mall iatharine Whiting, Mow Fernantina 74 hours, with mdse and to dames Hand. Of Fry- Jog Pan Shoals passed wrvod, henee for George: town, SU; off Hatteras, steanranip Minsiesipp!, henes for New Orieuna; Lith inet, Ou Barnegat, echr J Wane, bound north, Bleamship San Sa rador, Nickerson, Savannah April % with mdsq and passenyers. to W R Garris a Lockwood, Charleston Apri! & mile and nassengers, to ]i K Mogzan & Co, Nen 8 Terry, Bearse, Newbern, NO, 60 houra, pas-engers, to Murray, Berk (BE) if mdse, to WF Weld & Co, Pareed Angie? Deg Good'Hopa Feb 2, Rt Helena 19; crossed the 74m Jon 295 fret par} of the passage ine weathe and NW gales for t Jan 16, lay 27128, 10 5240 F, spoke bare Malacea (Fri, from Singapore for Bor- aur; Feb A lat 24.19 8, ton 310" E, bark Minnie (Br), from nochow for London, 7 Ways March 5, lut 0024'S, lon 28W, ship Matchiess, from San Francisco for Cork, 87 days out. ‘ Bark City of Hamilton (Br), Phillips, London | Feb 1 and the Downa 21st, with mdse, to SL Merchant & Co, of Phila- deiphiny Passed the Lizard Macch 1, The Clty of Hamiiton je hound to Philadelphia: came into this port fora supply o water ; expericncet throughout heavy westeriy gales; carrie! away several chain plates and bobstay; washed away of bulwarks; 2a inst, lat 37, lon 65, eucountered burricans ke gale, veering from 8H throngh W to NW; barometer Howe toy 137 3th, Int 33 08, Yon AGO, had w wienllar gale. Bark Rudolpa (NG), Paske, Havana 10 days, wilh sugar and melado, to. W Elwell & Co-veenel to Went, T.tens & Bockmann. Had fine weathe + Brig Niagara (Ital), Bartolomeo, Palermo 4 di fruit, to Lawrence, cilee & Co—‘easel to master. 1 Giraitar Mareh 1; had strong, variable gales throughout; PM Prigkars (Mot), Sikken, Cephatonia Deo 30, via Gtogaitar with currants to Galway. & Casado--vessel to Wend , April Seiween tate 30 and 41, lon 67 experienced a severe gale irom SW, WSW and W, lastiog days: "no dammege Hiren Pettegrew, Catharion 10 dayr, with augar and melado, to, Banton ;,Roow.ton & Co—reriel to on & Clapp. ‘Tad fine weather. Sire aaat ith btat ira dapat aut to Younge& Co—veanel to Crandall, Bertang & Co, ifad strong north gales in the Flot ta atraite, thence ine weather; has been 5 days north of Hatteras, N with fish, (4 Schr Meteor (Bi Ha experienced days, how and 8p 1B days, Bail Co. Had fine waathor, Schr Eva. Adell (of, Stockton) days, with lumber to Show & Firat night out experienced a gale from S e weata tout tattle Klien Dig, Hrunewick, Ga, 17 days, with Tum ee tO ater, sigh (of Roston), Willey, Darien, Ga, days, Haskina-veavel 49.8 C Lond & Co. stores, to Dollner, Potton & Co—reanel & D Hurlbut & Co. joy, Homers, ‘Se Behe Willow tary, Davia, Georgetown, DC, for Hudson, Pasved Through Hell Gate, BOUND SOUTH. Bohr Wm Pean, Willy, Bath for New York, with lumber, to moar rma Ham, Rockland for New York, with , ray igeke Veto, Waits, Kogkland for New York, with lime, to Browne a chicola 14 Ito Master, w BPE ee A ee ae ee ee Pe ee ee ee ee ee ‘Ww Slater, Jobnson, Roston for New York. FOLKSTONE, March 2 Off, Queen of the Fleet, McLeod, hr Senator, Noyes, Newport {or New York. from Hamburg for New ‘ork. Kehr Wm H DeWitt, Barker, Newport ror New York, with | GLoversrrs, March 25—Arrired, Wm Yeo, Howes, Sa wood, to master. vannab. Bene Rainbow, Rozers, New uiaven for New York, GREENOOK, Murch 24—Suiled, Towa (a), Ovenstone, New hr Woodall, Dix. New Haven for New York. York Schr Olive Everly, Everett, Bridgeport for New York. Guanp CANARY, Mare’ 16-—In port, Carrier Dove, Fish, Schr Eva, Jonian’ New Haven for New York. une. Behr Abbie Well, Browne, ymouth for Now York. Schr Clariaa, Oxten, Briageport tor New York. Schr Ricbard Hoy'ster, Bishop, Cs in for New York. Schr Bryant, Hennume, Providence tor New York. ScbrA Gureer, Gurney, Providence for New Sobr Thow Hull, Rover's, Stonincton for New York. Senr Pacife, Keyon, Fatchaven for New York. Sehr Port pore, Hagett, New Haven for Philadelphia. Sobr Wm i Macahaue, Siler Nridgeport for Phitadelphia hr H Mlackman, Arnol', Providence. for New York. Sohr Pearl, Cooke, Provitence for Now York. hr panty Smith, Port Jefferson for Philadelphia. he § RB Smith, Baldwin, Stamfor. for New York. Schr B H Shannon, Mace, Provitence for Philadeiphia. Schr EK Grahain, Smith, Boston for New York, Sehr O Carroll, Chase, New Bedford for New York. Schr Mary Allie, Dolan, Providence for New York. RebrJd Li hat Biifott, Greeaport for New York. HAVRE, March 25—Arrived, Hnnter, York, New York, Cioared’25th, Homeward Bound, Gilmore, Havana, Hamevne, March 25—Sailed, Lizzie, \t'llaune, England. pdipLvorn, March 4—Cleared, Albert Dewia, Dewls, pllAVANA, April 9-Arrived, bark Ocean Belle, from joston. Sailed Ist, bark Rodolphe (NG), Paske, New York; sche Fannie H Suckha, Buckliln, north of Hatteras, Cleared tst, barks Mord (Nor), Sembe, New Yorks Sagua; 4th, N Lf Kundtaen (Nor), Peterson, New York; D i . Rose, Baitimore; brigs Clituer Qian. Army, New Alberti, Harriman, Caivarien; § Merrick, Lippin- Ra sebr Narr: eit, Haskell, arden: Wiistrom, Jr Swed), Engrebechte, for New York, Ligt Alpine (ir), ortantia (Nor), Knudsen, for do do; Lalia Potladetpbta, ao; Torryburn (Br), MeKen- ork. In port 4th, bay and Collage (N Schr Reading RR No 43, Buchannan, New Haven for New Now Orleans vin Saqua; brige Framat (Swed), York. dj, for New York, ldg; Lena Thurlow, Corbett, for do Behr Laura tume, A: nploby, New Haven for New York. arten, and other Schr Ageiaide, Smith, Sag Harbor for Jersey City. Ax, NS, April $—Arrtvod, schr America, Patten, Bebr Josephine, Finney, New London for New York. New York. Schr Fair Wind, Bowman, New Bedford for New Yo KING Ja, March 18 Arrived, achra Lutaita, Under- Behe Jonepa Maran, Smith Bohr Ann'# Salter, Bot Bohr 1 Froemai, Fr chr Nelson, Sweewe New York, Schr Surah Jana Jackson, Newport for New York. Bohr AG Hazerd, Hazard, Eaeet for Brooklyn, Schr John Ingraham, Nickerson, Midd:eiowa for Philadel- phia, Clarke, w Haven for New York. ” Fair Haven for New York, Harwich for New York. New York (and sailed 2th for ‘Suvanna-la-Mar. whore midg April 4 for New York); 28d, GJ Rendersony rvon, Borton (and sailed Sith tor Clenfuegos); 2d Samuel Lindsay, Lindsay, Boston (and sailed April for Clenfuegon); sclirs L Barns, Crosby, Darien, Ga (and remained April 4 une), Alles Myrick, Parkers Boston pri 4 is for Boston): “Apel ay Flaw. jortolk, to proceed to Cuba to load Sobr Justice Clark: », New London for Brooklyn, . wap epeketet hs Schr Garland, Libby, Branford for New York, Sailod March 18, brig Haides (Rr), McDonald, New York, Sehr Lilley, Smith, Iichton for New York. via Port Antonio (and was Idx at that port 4th ingt); 28th, Schr Harriet Ryan, Nixon, New Haven for New York. Rovert Bouk (Br), Alkema (from Buenos Ayres via St Schr M Perrin. Holton, Rockport for New York. Thomas), New Orleans; April 2, sohr Ontario, Nicol, Clen- Schr Niantic, Wilson, twunton for New York: fuego i Schr Margaret Kenney, Ward, Milford for New York, At Falmouth April 3, schr Ella Frances, for New York, lig. achra Mary H Banks; Wyatt, and Schr Mary Healry, Healey, Norwich for Philadelphia. At Montego Bay Apri Schr Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, Newport for Haverstraw. | Martha T Pike, Howard, for New York, lla, Schr Kate Scranton, Adama, Providence for New York, At Milk River April 3, ache GD King, for New York, Idg. fete Revding RK Nos Adams, New Haven for Pailidet- neon, April 10—Arrived, sleamahips Fire Queen, Day, Now Orleans; Cal: 4 Je ‘ork; Schr M W Grifing, Grifing, New Haven for New York. Morteaclo (Bri: Uitaen: Gelvectnne Chimeras. eniee Schr Emma & Ellen Fox, New Haven for New York. McClellan, Mobile: Alfred (Hr), rev, Savannah; RC Win: Sehr Henry M. Hackett, Orient for New York. tiren Heware ¢ harleston Swendaen, Gal pl barks Niord Schr WF Burden, Adame, Providence for New. York. ton; "elani : A Schr Davidson, smith, Providence for Clinton Point. Itow Ignores tie ile Be me Behr Sea Flower, Oakes, Providence for Rondout. Fer fchr Addie Blaisdell, Guefield, Charieston. Suiled, March 28, Swallow, MeLauzhtin, New York: Jes: Schr Romp, Fanning, Lubere for New York. sore, Sundvord, and Marlann Vig Mente i Pella at hoes 34 Chasboro, Roberts, Milford for Albany, Brown, and G Reed, Winsor, Sau Franclaso ; Alico (#), Kle Schr J W Wellington, Barker, Rochester for New York. hs, New Orleans; Francis P Sage, Cronk, doy May Queen, Sehr Oliver Perry, Murphy, Glen Cove for New York. Boh Treasure, Miler, Aviiangh for New York. ‘Schr Jennle Rosaiine, Baker, New Haven for Phitnde!- | Ross, do; Margaret Pollock, Mitchol. do; Lace it oie phia, a , Chase, Boston’ tinea reportet mute by. soriteenr stoke e Asher Parker, Cox, Now Haven for New York. Baker, Spear, Savannah: 27th, Amoy, McKenzie, Gioucea- Sehr George Hoyeti, Hoyett, New Haven for Virginia. faton, New Orleans vi Cardut, ir Mary 1) Copne, Facemtre, New Haven for Baltimore, ; Ltje Honghton, Po we Boop F Browne, il Fall kicks tor New York, poilocky Nitebeil; New (reas Paid titer sembes amer Galatea, Nye, Providence tor New York, with | Boston? Jennie Prince, Prince ad q muse and passengers, to & A Daniela & Co. i lose, Epo nee Peinoe, Eonare; Wale palit for lig 5th, Rant Ay ericlea, Snow, for Bombay; Ca! Steamsblo Gtanons, Walden, New York for Boston. Alarmta (n), Mee, for New Oneuuy; Brig Gem, Dixon, New York for St John, NB. Gydin, Levold, tor New York; Bohr G Lawson, Fitzpatrick. Virinta for Providence. Pltiadetpltn; China (a), Macau Schr Jacob Birdsall, Vatkenburg, Virginia for New Maven. | Jenkins and Alvinn, Waeletae Schr James L Maloy, Rusael!, Richmond, Va, for yEBNDOM, March’ 24 ork. Entered ontward 21: maccarro, McKenz ¢ Satled from Gravesen BOUND Fast, ‘arto,’ Delano and hy Mar Jehead, Collins, tor y, for New Yor! ner, for slo, rrived, Dilpuskand, Evans, New Chancellor, CoMn, for Boston; Bat port, Schr Onrust, Heath, Georgetown, DO, for Providence, Schr Artist, Forrester, South Amboy for Provictence, Schr B Banner, Wilcox, Port Johneou for New Haven. Sobr 5 C Lond, Hall, blz sveth port for Providence, Schr Lucy, Mab!man, Eilzabethport for Eastp: Schr Weed, Fox, alany for Fait River. Schr Celeste, brown, Albany for Nortuport. Sehr W 8 Rutan, Millick, Voekskltit for Portchester, hy, th, Pride of the Ocean, Cooper, March 0—Satlod, Jeven Thomas, Het seu, New PRN, March °1—-Arrived, Crusader, Lewis, Mar- seille: Schr Mary Eliza, Buriom, New York tor Littte Neck. MEAENA, March 15 Sail cian (Ww), Bs Sehr Elmira, Hazouian, New York for Martfor | and New York, oS Sallel, Dacian (#), Latrd, Palermo i wansey, New York for Hartford, ALTA, Mareb 15-—Arrived, Leader, Humphre Schr Phebe Elizabeth, Crosby, New York for Stamford, for Constantinap Pritea: Deaden, Hutphrars New York Rehr OU Acxen, Stead, New York for Stamtord. MELBOURNE, Jan 6 —Saitled, Matilda, a ROURNE, Jan 68 tilda, Biake, Valparaiso Francisco.) Schr Boston, Phinney, New York for Boston, eft Rehr GP ms 22 for Newcastle, NSW, and San zabeth, Crosby, New York ior Providence. Schr J M Ciark, Koltins, New York for Providence, OVIA, March 7—In py Hr Alcora, Dénuison, New York tor Calais, anguor Yi Maroh T—In port, Fanny Lewis, cltian, at Schr Caroline ", Davia, New York for East 3 hing. ATANZAS, April 2--Sailed, ba et Ni role Scbr Edaha Brooks, Hawkins, New York for Northport. and Progresn {Bre Letohign ene tee ee er oR Doian, New York set NewoAstTEY, Mure NH: Martha On, Mareh 26 nt out, Courser, Marden, Ports- Curtis, Philadetph tok Woodsite, Edmone PLYMOUTH—O® the Bolt Head 2 from Falmouth PULLAG, Mareh 2 SATLED. 1 Hamburg; Virgo, Savannah; Cid, Palladetphia, Steamabtpa Allemanny , Galves- Isune Bell, ttenmond, Wind at aunset NE, light, Oth, Sonoma, Ridgeway, tof Hope, Petersou, New Ree York. Marine Disastors. PALPRMO, March 20 Cleared, Tyrlan (a), » New Sarr Ponttac—The xehr A M Chadwie's artived at Boston | York; Eugenia, Boufante, Puilalolphta; 21st; Northumbria , Fuller, New Yor! April 11 with cargo saved trom the ship Pontiac, trom Liver pool for Boston, before reported wrecked at Lookout Bria Virdtnta Dans, Bell, witch sated from Satilla March 14 for Montevideo, and was damage! while crossing the bar, arrivod at Baltimore April 9 for repairs, c RNANZUCO, M Anderaen, Now York. Panama, M T— Arrived steamers Guatemala, Howes, ntral Ainerica; Aprill, Constitution, Lapldge, San Frant -Arived, brig Sleipner (Nor), Bata Unto, from Havana for Baltimore, passed Fortresa | _ Sailed, March 27, steamer Covta Rica, Dow, Co . Monroe April li disinasted. fon cramento, Farnsworth, Ban Fretelsen eet Sonn Jars Jonys, from New York for Cape Henry, ar- |p PONCF, March 25—In port brige AJ Ross, Wyman, from rivod at Lewes, Del, Wth inst, with loas of mainsail ‘and jib; Boston, arrived 7th; Alpha (Br), Burke, for do; acht ( land, Libby, trom Barba/tos, arr cs had been blowo off 13 days, Dover, March 2.-The bark Hotiog, Mathieson, of Grim. stadt, from Harnburg for Boston (US), cargo, arrived off here veateriay, having been nasisted off Dungeness by two Whitstabie diving eutt anda Deal boat. Ag ment £100. She received no damage and proceeded thin altsrnoon. | w Frrprrxsiavs, March 24—From 1,200 to 1,50 enska of petroteam, market “Ha,” with other mar washed ashore on the west coast, PhyMourit, March 25-Tho Arlington, ship, a American, was passed March 14, lat 45 N, ton 20 Wy d NE gale, by the Kntgh:on Riddell, ved Lith, to londfor Bi QUEENSTOWN, April Arrived, Abyssinie (3), Mains, New York ceeded.) TA Liteniiel t Mar: Pyman (from Car fil), Bos ‘alle’, New Ovleans, P Nevaita (a), Gre we Liverpool (a1 ant pro: "ith, J rman, New Spaulding, Revel SHleLDs, March 27 \ny, March 22-0M, Susan M Dudwan, from Havana for Rotiertam, Sovrmt FoRz:AND, Mare 24-OM, Dagmar, Hansen, from Hamburg for New York, ring arrived off this port from eutta the former wosael wag stocring about WW, but You tt% March 2-Arrived, Annie Ada, Moore, New aa it her steering gear were dataage), [sits At | YR peo stan SS Se fora |g tERRA Lor, Murch 15-Ia port, Wayfarer, Rosers aed ST HRLeN a, F gon, Mantla for d Feb al, Prince rrived, bar’ ant Paring, MeDonald, Port- Patterson, Havana; briga Vhitadetpbia; 30th, Omega (Br), Miscehaneous. We ere indented to Purser Thos K’ City of Paris, from Liverpool, for fa teras. Pureer Mallory, of tue steamship Rising Star, from As | yoke et March 2S—Areived, F A Munch, Bernston, New pinwall, will accept our thanks for favore, Tee Arrived, Distgo, iar, New Orieans, We are indebted to Pursers Wm Hathaway, Jr, of the | sitet March 9—An vara Wenonah (Br), Steamship San Salvador, from Savanaah, andy F Garnlse of the steamship Champion, from Charleston, for their at- tentions. B eigorne NS, April 10—All Nova Scotia ports are now LAUNCHED—A schr of 103 tons burden, of fine model and Duflt in the best manner, a few days ance, from the yard of Cyrus Burcham, Salisbury. She is owned by Messrs, El- t TrAMSIP Cry or ANTWrnr, March 29 - Arrived, Coro! Philadel- ‘Longatat, Boater sth-Nettie Merryaian, Roiting, New York; Au- et, Boston. Helmuth Mentz, Waltz, Poston. 28—Arrived, Asia, Moller, Bulti- ARIB.) ft Bristor (Pu more. Brest, March 2—Arrived, Ismailia (#), Brown, New aide ¢ Douue, O¢ Chathan avd fe to be engaged iniaek- | ygrk rei tishing, wader the command of Capt Alonzo Bears, of ¥ ‘ 2 the same piace, She Ene been christened Wile Irving, aud | Kee EMARUAVEN: March 26-Arcfved, Slefpner, Anderson, will receive her spara and rigging mmediately, Whalemen. Sherman, of NB, and ¢ iden West, ‘Rogers. w 1 4, alt hound to New tondon and ro ady f 4 from Zunzibar Jan V, brig Fale Bale, 200 Wis sp of, hortnd ho dyes A letter trom Capt Carting, of shtp Governor Troup, of Mis, raporte her nt Albany, Nit, Jane 10, having take 100 Dbig sp oll sinse last report-1,0.4 sp, 400 wa all told, Went BoRpEACK, Merch 24—Sailed, Ville de St Lo, for New Or- loy Rich, Mite%o%, ire Chas Col- et Table Bay a Richnond, of ma, Davia, an ailno. rive! nil, Burna, for New @ of the Ocean, London for . Blizaheth, Parrow, Boston, on neconnt of Thoians Steward (colored) having bru PEMA ne ee higteg, Would be at Anjier in July neste oovns broken Bee eer red, aul Bei A letter from Capt Ox of bar's George, of NB, reporis > Salel, Aulbors, Becker, Phila her at San Jone, Lowe: bbls hook oil @ leaving San Francisco, A telegram received In Sew London reporta bark Romam of that port, nt Turd’s Ix'ard, 7 months out, with 170) bbly en elephant oil, ‘alicornia, March 5, Raving taken 150 Safed, Ide F Taylor, Anderson, atbersield, Kayle, do. altimore, tarkoddor, Ramo, New Blanche, Grant, rk: Dacian (ay 7 2ih, Tyrlan (9), New Yor: 24, Ricardo, Lolaared f0 Spokett. Ship Tilton, Berry, from Cal York, Fe 17, no gle A—WAS Spoken by | Jat 22 26 8, lon 50 66 EB), ‘ood, from Caleutta for Boston, Feb 17, Int, be (by gulp Ph, Arrived, 19 —Salie rt, ifindelpitn. enayaon. A\ 7 20.8, lon 9 38 1, BAWHURG, March 36 Arrive, & (a) Sehvtensén, Ship Sat) G Reel, Winsor, from Liverpool for San Fran. cleco, starch 2, 6 AM, 25 miles NW of Hardacy Ielaud” (wind arc - Arrived, Mente i Bakers Spy from Liverpuol fer = ‘annab, 9 lapel —— rd FALL RIVER, April 6—Arrived, echr Andrew Stowart, Gilbert, Albany, Ath -Sailet. brig Mary E. Danna, MeNeal, New Yor! ‘crs Fountain, Bennett, and Isaac fi Borden, Hadwin, « Arrived th, ache Walter H Thorndike, Hail, Chariesto: Bay State, Hart, New York. Mh—Arrived, MM Merriman, Babbitt, Plymouth, N Wort Wind, Towasend, and Richard Korden, Bordea, George 1th —Arrtved, ach Laura, Roberta, Jacksonville, Satled—Scha JB Clayton, Champion, Philadelphia; Ans qrew Stowact, Gtibert, and’ Cynihia Jane, Gardner, New GALVESTON, ApritT—Arrived, brig G Boston. bth-—Arriy ot and a YB brag ay Polley rk, Li, Apri 6—C eared, b; C 8 Bremen,’ ssibese P ark C D W Swe), Raaia, NE ORLEANS, April Arrtved. ships Chas Patten, Savannah: Joh f. Taylors New Tore teh, Webb, Liverpool Below, coinlag i ship Corpo, Cary, fro ; barks Concertinn teal te M, ratto, from Palermo ; leento (Sv) Walll, from Hae vona, mdale, McIotyre, n, Newport. e'Crowell, Crowe +) Capells, Penancola and Milton; J Prince, Howes, Cleafurtoa and Grant Caymans. Zth—Clenred, Gates, New York; bai Mary B Libby, Libby, Hamburg; brig Semi (Aus, Sterk, ‘quire. fouTHWweEsT Pass, April 6—Arrived, sulp Glentower (Bri, Lewis, Liverpool (and sailed for Mob Sailed~u{p Coronet, Nimbus; bark Reterence. Pass-a-1/00T®, April 10—Arrived, ahip 1 Sonle (Bri, Soule, Haltimore. wok OLK, April §—Arrived, achr Adeita Small, Robbing lew York. NEW BEDFORD, April 9—Arrived, achr Young Teazor, Slocnm, Philatelphia, 9th-Sailed, achr Richard Law, Eldridge, and M H Read, Philudelphia; Fair Wind, Bowman ; Sarah E Jones, hi, New York, {p'Tolant (Haw), Ropes, Honoluin. nity iedachrs E Sinntoki more, Boston for Charieaton ; Joh Lozler, Trefethan, Tai ton for New York ; Malabar, Harding, Belfast for Ballimore ; Alien Gurney, Gurnay, and Surah J Gurney, Gurney, Prov! dence for New York; ‘Treasure, Taylor, Fall River for do; ‘alco, Cabour; brig Bearl, Gockin, l’'rovidence io; Mevsenger, Doan, Taun- ton for do; sloop Fret Brown, Gill, Fall River for do, Also aobrs Ann S Salter, Chase, New Bedtord for do; Niantlo, Green Taunton for do; #8 K Lane, Fuller, Yarmouth for do, Caroline & Cornolia, Crowley, Som: rset Tor doy Angler, Beese, Wi do; Ninatte, with, Providence for do: Lizzi Smith, Jones- Voro for do; Charles Carroll, Chase, polsett for do; is, from Cotul.port for do; Sarah 0 jor & Hooper, Bradbury, Haver- AW. ADT. 8 AM—Pasned up, ache $B Franklin, Mall, from charlesto on H, April 8—Arrived, achr E F Murray, Philadel pola. yiniled Sehra Roger Parmalce, and Mary Haley, New york. PHILADELPHTA, Apri! 10—Arrived, bark Franklin, Hasall, London ; brigs Rio Gi McLeilan, Cardenas; Boxer (Br), Luotie, Demerara § Ponder, Nash, Cienfuegos; Juliet Kenyon, Luckingham, Chester, Ct; Raven's wing, Young, Providence, Clevred rig Hattie 8 Bishop, Webber, Havana. LEWES, Det, Went to sea Lith, bark Augustine Kobbe for Cronstadt: atoreship Reile At Breakwater, achr J) (See miece'laneon ‘Arrived at do, th—Stesmor Fastern Queen, New York; chr Clara Elwell, Pouce for orders. PORTLAND, April 8—Arrived, schra Freacdhe Walter, At- wood, Ta! ohn Farnum, Berry, Baitimore a well, Pailadetphia; Brambhatl, Ha a, New er Chesapea, neon, New York. Croared teamer Austrian (Br), Wylie, Liverpool (and anilod). April &Arrived, schr N & Il Gould, Chase, Baltimore, ‘Wth—Arrived, ra J W Woodrall and © HH Spotfors " Jnis for New York; WC Hall, Rockiand for di Geo Prea cout, Vinalhaven for Philadelphia. Jones, New York for Cape Henry Cleared —Schr L Benaulct, Crockett, New Yi . PORTSMOUTH, April 8—Arrived, sehr Cicero, Cookson, Bangor for New York. April 10—Arrived, brig Isis, Anderson. New Orleans; achra Sally 3 Godfrey, Newber NO} Harmon, Burgess, Baltimore; Senator Gr brook, Baltimore; Mayle Mulvey, Allen, Ba'timore; Manan- tico, Glaypole, Phiiade pit ‘ potiied: Schis Ellon F Jones, Norfolc; JH Bartlett, Harris, ilateiph PAWTUCKET, April 10—Arvived, sehr Annie J Russell, Miller, Rondont. SAN FRANCISCO, April 2—Salled, ship A M Smuil, Pack- or, Queenstown. SAVANNA, April 7—Salled, bark Onward (Br), Fling, Liverpool. Tith--Atrived, bark Arago, Cape de ver Moxservy, New Orieans; Somerset, Baracoa. New York; brig Va Steamship Loo, Dearborn, mall, Arroyo, PR, , April Arrived, achrs Nellie, Treat, Sawyer, Machlas for New York ; 9th, Florlla, Jordan, Surry for New PROVIDENOR, achrs Irena KE York; Abby H Hodeson, Faton, Harrington for doy © Dame, Beveridge, Rockport tor do. STONINGTON, Apri 10—Arniyed, scr Oocan Bird, Ket- ley, Baltimor While Wing, F jew Y ; Sunhean, LM,’ New York it, brig Wm R hi's Lamartine, 1, Rondout for Maudie Vandiaen, froin do for Providence; sioop earl, Litt for Newooit. VINEYARD HAVEN, Bawyer, Pink Machina for Butler, Baltimore’ for Boston Welington, Barbar, New York ford m Haitimore for Lynn; Chan & Jackson, Cul en, an Win Walton, Sharp, Hoxton for Baltimore: Lizzie Ray nond, Lord, do for RU tor Richmond hea ', LI; Sardinian, Holtrook, Roo ¥ Son, Haskell, Gardiner for Now levy Joncaport for'dy; Chas $ Rogers, , for do. ‘Addle M Chadwick, Coan, Beaufort, NC, for Boston; Hannie Westyrook, Littejobn,’ New York for Portinna; Parallel, » Boston for Sa vith, New ¥ Also arrive: - dule Murehte, ork for Cr tadt; schr Balbmore fur Portemouch; Alice C Fox, Adama, Tan: wler, Va, for a Bailed-Schew Lizzie Smith, Montezuma, Bengal, Welling: ton. Magule Vandusen, Addie M Chatwick, Parsilel, Haunit Weatbron Ey brie A_D Whidden (Br), Moore, Grand Turk, v1, for Portland; sobre Mary Ann MeCann, Whitmore LB Coperthwatte, Gardner; TH Curt 1, Ganty, ant Josiah Whiteaoure, Far Boaton Island Belle, Milly, rd Ballwin ch, Norfolk tor &: Ethan Allon, Bla’ Haskell; C'BW Win E Barnes, Powers, New York for Beverly; J K Wood: ward, Woodward, dofor Gloucester; Day Stat (Br), Davide won, NS few York; Osprey, Crowley, Addi- son for do; Caroline Young, Youag, ree for George: towa, DC; Hiawatha, Lee, Newburyport for Philadelphia; Lucy A Oreutt, Hart, Rockport, Me, for Jackxonvill Barrie Walker, Warren Sawyer, Stephon ary, R A Shanooa, J K Manning, Rache: Vana- M Fitzpatric na Hunter, Wm t jon, John Thomas Heild, Abby Weld,’ ary HS Billings, ry (Bri, W Kkson, Wm Walton, in, Mary Aan, Chas 3 Northern Light, Gs Harcia, Richmond, Lizzie Raymond, Sardivian, Roxera, Hi etta, Lucy A Orent! 10th—Arrived, schra Frama M Fox, Case, Boston for Phila delphin; Gen Thomas, Rockiand for New York. z if reat—Satied, hare Norah, brig A D Whidden (Br, ra A Virreti, Lamartine, Addie Murchis, Alice © Fox, Mary Ann McC » Ethan Allea, LB Coverthwaite, H Cure tis, OB Wood, Tetabt Belle, Josiah Whitevonse, R Bullwia- “dy Tabmiroo. WILMINGTON, NC, Aprii#—Cleared, schr 3 T Baker, Davis, Arroyo, Pit. WAKEHAM, April 9—Arvived, sche Fawn, Maker, Baltt- more, WARREN, April 10-—Arrived, sche L F Smith, Crie, Alex- and Elegant It rer, 118 Nassan t Go te ESPENSCUELD, Manuf i. Amilerring’s Patent CHAMPION BAPES, 201 Broadway, corner Murray street, Roots an BOYS AN ST OF PINE A.—Perfect Witting an! Elegant SHORS FOR ; CHILDREN, "tH oad ©, A.—For a stylish cpiices go to DOU and Elevant Hat at N, 10s Nasaaa, corner of March 34,6 AM. off Hardsey isan Freeze, New Orleans; Hetress, Ship Alice Vornard, Hriwubrey, from Liverpool for Cat- ton, Davies, Boston; 29th, Vir eutta, March 2%, lat 61°, fon 8 Wea oo es i seg Ship Exeort, from Liverpool for Now York, March 31, lat | Cleared a ntgen, (aly © H Southard, 4635, Io9 038, Fis, Cutten. Borland Ship Hlizahe: ‘eo (Tr), Scott, from Liverpool for New ayilower, C ‘or New Orleans; Parepa, Orlexne, March 20; lat 44, lon 5, 3 | WH Jenkins, Se in via Arivos: Phip American Congress, Ghteelin, trom London for New om, Duial!, New Orleans; City of, Brussels (a, Yors, March 23, tat 49547, 161 12 20, Cley ot New Vork (8), Latte, and Minnesota (3)) Ship Roswell Sprague, Lewis, from Cardi’ for New Or- Watsoa, W tinington, dy MAD, eg Fre ly, Jeans, no date, Int 90 50, Ton #7 3 DON, March W--Cleared, Trojan (4), Thompson, St Ehip Mary Dar: herland, from Cardiif for Bal- | John, NB. limore, Maren 23, Ent out2:th, Latoga, Willey, for New York; 29th, Cam- Ship Aga Fldricce, » from New York for San Fenn- | bay, Smith, Boston of Bae xi no lat, &o (by the Agra, at Queenstown 24th LRRW Fair Isie 25th, Norman, Nordenholt, a Ke Ship Ivanhoe, from New York fur New Orleane, April 6, Paolina, Ferrigni, lat 344", lon 74, eee » Rhea Sylvia, Philadelphia. 5 A ship, showing sigual J V TG, bound east, Apri %, lat 47 MPSSINA, March 18—Arrived, Hazard, Lewis, Boston; T 07. ton 20 Smith, Howard, Palermo; auth, Belvedere, Flinn, Newenst ¢, Bark Rosuit (Rr), Baker, from Algona Bay, CGH, for Bos- | Sailed 20th, Northumbria (8, Fuller, Pelermo and New ton, Fob 15138174) S, lon 4 York. Bark Fanny Lewis (Bo, Gillan, from Accra, WCA, for Boston, March 6, Iat 027 N, lon 1203 W. Bark’ Emta (Br), Forbes, from Philade'phta for Ham- burs, March 12, tat 43.52, lon 38. ark ‘Vatay, ree, ite Porth; fow 3 y warn ih Moin tap ‘ortland for Buenos Agves, Bar) ate, Brown, from Boston for Melbourne, el tai 404 i S438 We i ‘a pi syne) i hesford, il \. ‘ch 5 wi ns vem Machias for Havana. March 90, Int Sehr galia R Floyd, from Baltimore for Galvenon, Apri! 9, oft Nag’s Head. is sti anerer, Olen, New York. Marcu 23—Clesret, Morena, Mopkins, New Ne, Wilkens, for 2i—Ent out, Ocew Mf the Bolt Head, ewroni, M York. PLyMocrn, M » from Londos vwiphin. ‘OMTLANT, March 2)-In the roads, R Wi mington, NO, for Hambary. PALEENG, Match 22-Sailet, Bounding Bat New dor OWN, March 28~ Arrived, Shamrock, Sav Uncle Tobey, Staveus, and Alexandra, Labi Dinse, from ow, Revnolie, Foreign Ports. ANTWEeP, March 25—Arrived, Dirigo, Blair, New Or. leat Bash- ea, for New York. ore, New York. “Arrivel, Fredaaea, Bronland, Balled 25th, Thos Marwara, Sirioklan !, Kogtand; noll, Mayo, Ty: AKYAB, Fey toAtsOa BAY, on, AconA, March 1--In port, Lennie, Marks, for Boston in a faw dave. ASVINWALL, March 99—Arrived, brig & © Show, Herrey, hingston, Ja (and «id 27th for to Bello), 24th, sete Sophia, from Bao del Toro (and sid 25th for San And Rallod 284, schr Occan Helle, for Pearl Key ARzCtNO, March 2 In pert, brigJobn Ri ing, from’ Buenos Ayres for Bosto Wyatt, for Portland. BAONY HAD, ch 26-08%, London, Ramary Pensacola for Sunderland, BREMERHAVEN, March 3—Arrived, Rhein New York; Frankfurt (=), Barre, New Orievns, ' Salied 24h, Argonaut, Steongraie, New York ; Betty, Nute- horn, vad BORDFAUX, March 23--Arrived, Rugente Desirre, Lecters, New York. HOULOGNE, March 25—Arriys ‘edergren, Boston, CARDIFF, March 26. Pern, Thomas, London, Cleared 2th, Midnight, Hatch, Satied 4th, Magdaia, Evang, Callao; Bxee!, Davie, Wile mington, Nc , Sunbeam, Holmes, New York, Ent oul Mil, Ablgatl, Raymond, New York; st Mary, Mal- lowell, do, CROOKBAVRN, Maren 27- Arrived, Maitehorn, Frazier, Ca 1, Freeman, Singay 0 F Perry, En american Ports. APPANAUG, April 9—Sailed, nehr Bl Balttmore. BOSTON, April 10—Arrive!, achr H Peterson, English, Philadoiphia. Cleared. Brigs T Howland, freoman,st Pierra, Mart ; Susan (Br), Svott, Sb sohn, P It. failed Wind SW to Wand NE, ship Empire cnt, pasced aps Cod at 4:40); brig Tdaita (abd anchored in the Roady) ; anit from the Rowis, brig Lucy W Snow. ; Vith -Artived, ships John Clark, Rows, Calen'fa; Tennyaon, Atwood, do; barke Rocket, Dit, Samarang via Newport; Charles P Perry, trou Algom Bay: sarah Hobart, White, inenon A} achrn WL Bradley, New Orleans; AM Chad? wick, Heanfort, NC, Also arrived, bark Archer, Tibbete, Hueaos Ayres; brig Abby, St Marcy Haytl, ‘ BALTIMORE, Aprit®-— Arrived. bark Le Rio Janeiro; beige foo Latimer, Wilknn, Br Je Rice, Prati, Rlo Jauciro; Industry Br), Gidord, d (ry, McLeon, Mayaguer, Toth--Roinw, bark JL Wickwiss, from Mid flesboro Cleared Wth, eteamer Wm Kennedy, Hallett, brige Harry, Setenly, West Ineties: Don Jacinto, Ray, Ma thice (BF), Coalfieet, Windsor, NS; Bride (Br Hrooks, St Thomas; scnrs Allen Lewit, Lewis, Reravit Taylor, McCahan, St Thomas; Abbie, Cleaves, Portiand, a 8 Pottes, Potter, arta (Rr), Rob- hie Kenduekeag, | from *), Meyer, fins, faery Lo. A.—The Palmer House, Chicago, Ti). Batehe! Nair Oye.—The Best in the world, ‘The 5 less, relivble, iastantar neous, Faet Christadore’s Unrivalled Hatr Dye.—Sold and applied at his wig and sca'p factory. No, 6 Astor House 9299 tor U. s. Pian fn this issue of the Herald oa Tw For Sale—A New and Improved Waate Lage torn, with 100 diaso'ving views, ail new, and all necessary ape parntus for a first class Meerary, seventitic or minecal exh(bl tion; will bavoldeveap. Inquirect H, M. CLARK, 53 Paci ew York. From the Tourual of Commerce, March 9 On, Mr, BIRD, No, 49 Nassau street, who bas announced hie new styles in our payer every for more yeara than our 4.can remember, to say tat in reduc- ed the quality of hia firet class covering to all heads, wise work, bi r ont themeeives fur this purpose at his or otherwise, he Newest Styles of Firat Clase at Importations of Curtains and Lural L. RELTY & CO Proadway, near Fourth stre Gents’ Eight Dollar Dress Hats for Seven Dollars. Small profite—Quiek return, Gentus and activity aak oniy square emmnpetition, ‘Gur Hava apeak for themselves . Broadway. %. ARNOCK & CO. Boys! aud Youths’ Mats at mouerate pr German Catharsl for Costiveness. 33 ce Professors nud Amatours of Music public are favited to test a magnificent Stodart Grand Pinno, Just completed, at the wareroome of D. BR. STAN €O., 64 Broadway, corner Great Jones sirect. $200 for U. S. Pinuor—See our ¢ fo this isene of the Horald on Tweifth page. The Sunn has Crewsed the Line, and, tn the enjorraent of he victory of light over starkneas, by Jed bigh, Sepecialiy those crowued by the spring ‘Hate:-of the renowaed KNOX, of 20) Broad matrect. ihe present lesuo ot Knox precedent in the history of hats Cor is if are carrl tes au: HAVES, Maron 23—Arrived, John Bertram, Peterson, fai 1 Brig Harry. my myles and & ‘sirable heudgea uallty. CoRFU, March 18 Arrived, Voyager, Varwet!, New York. Tovana. ag RSE FTE ee CARDENAS, Mi Bl_ Arrived, bares Tenry PB Lord, BRUNSWICR, Ga, April 3—Arrived, astre Martha, Troublesome Conghs and Coldy Sore Throat Plokban, New York ; Cynthia Paimer (Hr), Swith, Havans; | Dean, New York: 4th, Harmon Curtis, Harrington, do and Hoarsenece are sperdiiy cured by Pr. DJA xX. brigs Antlies, Theatrip, Portland; Julia & Arey, Coombs, | Anna Tipbitts, Alea, do; 0th, cel Frye, Klaguer, do, PECTORANT. It gives tinmadiate relief in ali alfectiona of and Fannle Butler, Nickerson, flavata. Suiled bib, ache Sophia Witton, Waits. ite, ” the fungs by producing a free expectoration of the pile; 2st—Salled, brize Maria White, Bryant, and Mechanic, | BRISTOL, April &-Arrived, sloop Harvest, Corwin, New | which obstructs them, thus quieting the cough, relloviug the Harding, N fatteran; April 1, bark ‘Alexoudra (Bry, | York. i Titammation ant giving the diseased organe' a chance to Bell, Matanzas; 8d, brigs Confederate (Br), Mullen, and | b-—Arrived, scbr Frederick Fich, Dawe, Georgetown, DO, 3 Lily (Br), Ryan, do. CLENFUFGOR, March %—Sailed, brig George (Br), Gre. ham, New York: sche Chas K Gibson, Thacher, Boston April 1, briga Navasou ker, and Tereaita (Br), Hill, New York; Empresa (br), Neiie DRAt, March 36—Arr Tilley, Lon- don for Philadephia (and proceeded; Veteran, Thomas, from Pensacola for SunJeriand (and anchorest.) Of do 25th, Hellos, Mathieson, from Rotterdam for Bos- ton; Bremen, from Bremen for Charleston, 1Oth—Satied, selr Mi arg Adelbert, Fitch. Arrived, steamy Virgent!; aebr Mote N ie Oing--Brig Black Swan, from ‘ imo, Duvia, New Haven 18, March 20--Cleared, sours Mary BE no tdy, Fanning, Philadelphia April ps New York ; Sist, Swallow, Carlow, New York Mentross, Allen, Bristol Dover, Match 14—-O, Washington, Pump, from Ham- | DARIGN, Ga, April 6—Cleared, schr Lore:ta Fish, Willey, bara for lew York, Now York. < Of the Wight 23d, Nicot, Amesz, from Amsterdam for FORTRES: YNROE, Apili 1 Passed iv, brigs Unty Baltimore, Tatts, from Hi for Bakimore; Maggie, Morgan, Ar ‘Agren tor do; be FRARA, Mi 3 —Arrt a jarch rive butter, = royo for do; Messenger, a, Bae New York. sehr BJ Staples, Comin, M Ciark, Bartlett, Savancah for do} leaved 734, Guisboreugh (Br), Potter, New York. do. LATNOR! arch $1--In the Sound, Dometra, Rose, from Meme! for New Yorss sebr Fanal out -Barke Arthur, (or Halifax, § ) i ec, steamer Liberty, Real, New Orleans via | D6 t heal, Sold by all drugs! _——————— ee OT hy navel? What Cores? Aver’s Cherry PHOTMIEAL tre a cough Ay ies PILLS for &. purgallve, aul AVER's SARSAPARILLA for the com laiote taat res quire an alterative medicin f f Rest Scotch ‘Holtaad. Window Shades . ica st KELEYS, 723 and st with ¢ Broadway, near Fourt S. Tianos—4eo @ id on Twelfth page, Woed Hanginga—Patent Perfected. War- rauted ¢ pat oa walleby KELTY, 782 aad (it ov pear Astor gece. 0 tor U. jaauie of the Columa 8 ta tht