The New York Herald Newspaper, April 18, 1871, Page 9

TR HOUSE RIVOLE. Herald Special Report from Paris. Continued Fixing Botweon the Communist and Government Troops. HEROISM OF AN INSURGENT. Engagement wiih the Pontifical Zouaves at Neuilly. Invasion of the Belgian Embassy by a Mob. PARIIANS PREPARING FOR A SIEGE, Pormidablo Works Erected in Various Quor- ters of the City, The Versailles Troops avd Prussians to Tavest Paris obsonae Blanqui Contrelling the Affairs of the Commune. TELEGRAMS TO THE NEW YOIX HERALD, Lonpoy, x, April 17—Midnight. The New York Henarp’s special corre- spondent in Paris telegraphs me, under date of noon to-day, as follows :— FIRING CONTINUED, There was firing between the insurgents and the Versailles troops all night, and it gontinues this morning. THE ELECTIONS. Last night, at nine o'clock, the forts and ad- vanced posts sent in io t:e Communal author- ies the result of the vote of the troops, The urn containing the papers was carried by an officer, escorted by a force of National Guards. The procession was” headed by a ced flag, and as the men marched through tho streets there were loud cries of ‘Vive la Commune.” HEROISM OF AN INSURGENT. Yesterday, at the taking of the Church of Neuilly from the government forces, a youth of sixteen, in the insurgent ranks, planted the ved Ang of the Commune on the summit of the church amid a shower of balls from the oppos- (ng army. THE BELGIAN EMBASSY INVADED, The Belgian Embassy was invaded yester- An imme- diate inquiry into the outrage was demanded, and the result was that several persons wero arrested. PREPARATIONS F OR A SIEGE, The inhabitants of Paris are engaged col- tecting provisions in consequence of the report that the city is to be invested by tho army of Versailles and the Prussians jointly. The report has caused great excitemeat, FORTIFICATIONS, The barricades in the Rue Castiglone have bcen demolished, erected at Batignolles, Beileville and Mont- martre, and other preparations made in these quarters to resist an attack. TOE WAR ON THE CHURCHES. The Church of St. Jacques du Haut Pas was surrounded to-day by a body of National Guards and the clergymen attached to it were arrested. During vespors yesterday the Church of St. Vincent de Paul was surrounded by the insurgent Nationals, who pillaged it. At the present moment there is scarcely a church in Paris opon. AN ELECTION FARCE. A despatch from the New Yore Heraip correspondent in Boulogne gives additional intelligence from Paris, Your correspondent says that the communal elections in the city were a complete farce. Not one-tenth of the registergd voters appeared and voted. In eight arrondissements, containing 17,825 voters, only 1,130 voted. DESPATCHES SEIZED, No despatches were received at Boulogne from Paris by the aight train, Your cor- respondent at the former place understands that the courier’s dospaich was seized by order of the Commune at Paris, Evgagoment with the Pontifical Zouaves at Neuilly=—The Insurgsnts Successful—Bianaut Controliing the Affairs of the Commune— Methodical Requisitions Upon the People of Paris, day by a mob of National Guards, Large works have been Lonpvox, April 17, 1871, I have received the following intelligence from Paris dated to-day and forward the same for the information of the New York Herat :— INSURGENT SUCORSS AT NEUILLY. The despatch states that last night pnased quietly, The Pontifical Zouaves were engaged at close quarters yesterday at Neuilly by the Communist troops. The latter were successful and captured some colors, The spirit of the troops is good. BLANQUI CONTROLLING AFFAIRS. Ii is believed that M. Blanqui now controls all the affairs of the Commune, REQUISITIONS ON THY PEOPLE. A Communist decree provides for methodi- oal requisitions upon the inhabitants of Paris, street by street, A LITTLE CONFISCATION, Another decree convokes the Synodical Chambers, in order to draft/‘the statistics of abandoned workshops, and to arrange for their reopening by workmen who are not proprietors. THE GERMANS AT ST. OVEN, The Germans have occupied St. Oucn- sur-Seine, two kilometers south of St. Denis and seven kilometers from Paris. REPORTS PROM VERSAILLES Paris Given Twenty-four Hours in Which to Surrender. The Government Forces Arming the Terrace at Meudon. INSURGENTS SURROUNDED AT ASNIERES, Another Circular from M. Thiers Explaining His Policy. The Authorities Temporizing for the Purpose of Gaining Time. MASSING NEAR PARIS, PRUSSIANS M. Cremieux’s Wife Potitioning for His Pardon. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Lonpos, April 17, 1871. Ihave received the following despatches, and forward them for publication in the Naw York HERAtp :— PARIS SUMMONED TO SURRENDER. A despatch from Versailles ‘says the gov- ernment has given Paris twenty-four hours to surrender. es THE GOVERNMENT FORCES AT MEUDON, Aspecial despatch to the London Zimes from Versailles says the Prussian trenches on the terrace at Meudon are now occupied by the government troops, and that sixteen guns pointing towards Forts D'Issy and Vanvres have been placed in position there. INSURGENTS SURROUNDED AT ASNIERES, Marshal MacMahon has succeeded in sur- rounding the insurgent troops at Asaieres with The cannonading on Sunday was less continuous than for several days past. A COMMUNIST DISASTER, The correspondence of the Indépendence Belge says the end approaches. The affair at Asnieres was disastrous to the Communists, whose lines are filled with their dead. The Versailles forces aro within one kilometre of the Porte des Ternes, ANOTHER CIRCULAR FROM M. THIERS. M. Thiers issued a circular on the evening of the 16th as follows:—‘‘The Paris insur- gents are emptying their houses and selling their furniture, The government continues to temporize for the purpose of collecting an irre- sistible force and also to allow the Parisians time to reflect. The insurgents say we shoot prisoners and intend the overthrow of the republic and the suppression of the subsidies of the National Guards, These statements are false. There was some cannonading to- day, brt it was without resuli, Otherwise military affairs are quiet, and nothing of inter- est has occurred.” THE PRUSSIANS MASSING NEAR PARIS. The Prussians are massing a large reinforce- ment to their troops in the vicinity of Paris, THE COMMUNAL ELECTIO The elections at Paris to fill vacancies in the Communal Council attracted but little attention. A large portion of the voters ab- stained from the exercise of the franchise, BEGGING A PARDON. A despatch from Marseilles says the trials of tho Communist leaders are proceeding, M. a strong force from the Versailles Army. " Cremioux’s wife has sent a petition to Presi- dent Thiers asking the pardon of her husband. RUNNING NOTES—PERSONAL AND GENERAL. Democratic State Convention im Ohio Junel, in Columbus, Louisville, Ky., 1s putting ina claim for the next Democratic Nationa! Convention. The Clevelana Herald asserts itto be a fact that a teaspoonful of salt taken in water and the same qnanitiy deposited in each stocking, next the vare feet, just as the chillis coming on, will effectually cure the fever and ague. It does not cost much to try the experiment, at any rate; but we think Con- gress ought to take the duty off salt, there will be such @ demand for the article in certain suburban localities. ‘The right of women to vote is soon te be tested in a United States court. Ex-Governor Denison (republican), of Onio, is out in favor of universal amnesty, The Chicago Republican wants every gambler in America to come to Chicago and ply his vocation. Perfect security and large profits guarauteed, New York can spare a few. General Thomas Ewing, Jr., says that he will not accept the democratic nomination for Lieutenant Governor of Ohio, but will support the ticket. The Baltimore Amertcan states, on the authority of an intimate friend of Andrew Johnson, that the ex-rresident has gone back on the democratic party and declares himself a subscriber to the republican policy, and wants to bo taken into the party in fall standing. ‘The Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle very ‘properly thinks that the appointment by Congress of a committee to investigate the political and social condition of affairs in the South, to act during the summer vaca- tion, and to report daring the next session, cannot prove detrimentai to Southern interests and charac- ter, The Chronicle adds:—If the investigations are to be conducted with fairness, with the single de- sign of bringing out the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but tie truth, and free frem political proju- dice, with an eye solely to benefit the country by a frank, candid exposition, we ought to congratulate ourselves that at length a fair opportunity is afforaed Southerners to display the outrages—the enormous outrages—which have been perpetrated upon the people of the South, under and by virtuo of recon- struction and in the name of “loyalty,” LATEST PROM FRANCE. Reported Successes of the Government Forces Near Asnfores. Severe Fighting at Neuilly and the Porte des Ternes. THE FIRING NEAR Foreign Represeutatives Urging the Com- mune to Accept a Truce. Municipal Elections in Paris Decreed by the Assembly. TELEGRAM To THE NEW YORK HERALD. Lonpon, April 18—3:30 A. M. I have received the following intelligence from Versailles, dated yesterday (April 17), and forward the same for the Herarp: — DEOREE OF THE ASSEMBLY. The Assembly has passed a decree order- ing municipal elections in Paris on the 30th inst, REPORTED SUCCESS OF TRooPS. It is reported that a sharp engagement took place this morning near Asnidres, and thal pl thi M4 As , and that Tm GOVERNMENT the government troops carried the Chateau Beckon, commanding the village. REPORTS FROM PARIS. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Going On—The Sound Nearing Representatives Urging o Fighting Pav is—Foreign Truce—Miscellancous Item, Loxpon, April 18, 1871. Despatches from Paris, dated yesterday (Monday) evening, for transmission to the New York HeErazp, report as follows: — THE FIGHTING NEARING PARIS. Cannonading and rifle firing is going on at Neuilly and the Porte des Ternes, and the sound seems to be nearing the city, Neuilly is still warmly contested. URGING A TRUCE, A rumor is afloat that the representatives of the United States, Enzland and Italy are jointly urging the Commune to agree to a truce, MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS, Menotti Garibaldi has been elected a mem- ber of the Commune. The Commune has instituted a general coy martial, CUBA. Awethee: Defeat of the Rebels. Hanana, April 17, 1872. Three hundred insurgents, who invaded the juris- diction of Remedios, from Moron, had an engage- ment with the government troops, and were de- feated with a loss of thirty killed, DOMINION OF CANADA. Finances of the Province ot New Brunswick. Sr. Jom, N. B., April 17, 1871, In the New Brunswick Legislature the Provincial Secretary presented a statement of the expenses of the past year and the estimates for the ensuing year. The estimated available income is $448,000; expen- ditures, $436,000, The latter result is only obtain- able by the strictest economy. ‘The steamship Assyria. of the Anchor line, sailed on Saturday for Glasgow direct. She discharged and loaded in less th an five days. Personal Intelligence. Governor R. ©. McCormick, of Arizona, is stop- ping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, Mr. George F, Lincoln, ex-Mayor of Boston, has arrived at the Hoffman House. General F, Hayden, of the United States Army, bas taken quarters at the St. Nicholas. Ex-Governor Bullock, of Massachusetts, ig at the Fifth Avenue Hotel on a brief visit. Mr. Koopmanuschap, the Postmaster General that is to be, 1s lording it at the Hoffman House. Dr. D. Thomas Vall, of Troy, is stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Vice President Colfax and family left Washing- ton to-day for their home in the West. A RUN ON A NEW HAVEN SAVING) BANK. During the latter part of last week a rumer was circulated in the city to the effact that the Town- send’s Savings Bank, @ well established bank in the city, had become embarrassed and was about to sus- pend. Sy Saturday afternoon the rumor had guined a wide circulation, and yesterday morning the effect of it was to send @ large numoer of working men and servant girls to the bank at an early hour, The bank, which is in the best condition, immediately placarded a notice that it would remain open tillsundown to “receive and pay deposits.” Notwithstanding this reassuring notice many of the poorer depositors called for their money and received it, Fathers O’Brien and Hart called at the bank and assured many of their parishioners of the sound condition of the bank and deterred many from taking out their deposits. Others could not be persuaded. The bank remained open until sundown and paid ail who called for thetr funds. During the day Mr, Townsend, the president, received nuwer- ous offers Of assistance, all of which he declined. Toe source of the rumor is unknown as well as 13 cause, TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS, Twelve convicts escaped from the Nebraska State prison at Lincoln on Sunday night, Four mon were drowned on Thursday at Sauk City, W: while trying to ran @ raft under a bridge. The house of Matthian Karle, at Germantown, Wis. was burned on Friday, and Mr, Narle and his wife perished ia the flames. George Applewhite, one of the most notorious outlaws of Robeson county, N. Cy was killed by a party of eitizens on Sunday. ‘The Troy Conference of the Methodist Eptacopal Church, which had been in session in Troy ror several days, closea Feaerday ahera0c8. Ferry L. Hart, of Pike county, Mo., on Saturday Inst sliot and kiled Willlam Dayton, tof alleged criminal imtereurse with Hart's wife, Yesterday morning a workman named Wilkinaon. fell from the roof oi the new City Hall fn Baltimore, a distance of sixty feot, and was instanily kilied, Commissioner Pleasonton has decided that a discharze In bankruptey freee the bankrupt from all labilities, tacluding indebtedness to the federal government, Ben Wade fs the choice of many prominent republicans Cor Governor of Oo, and strong ellorts. will bo male to induce bim to accept the nomination for that ollice. Henry Harris (colored) bas been convicted of murder In the first degree mt Marion, Ark,, for killing J. D, Crockett, grandson of Davy Crockett, some months since, The body of Ferdinand Veschorit was foun ware river atPhiiadelpita yesterday. 1n his found lotters written ia German from friends York and Boston, The Nebraska State Lunatic Asylum at 1 buraed yesterday morning, Two inmates are hate perishes th (ie ruins, one of whom Was obal cell. Pose 160,000, Insured $100,000, On Saturiay mighty about four mile east of Circle Onto, Voter Lets teen years, struck his father Grtie'an aXe na aevered the spinel cord. "Whe som saye Faxvor, wo deual, atruck bim with Ws weapon, in the Dels jocketa wel living in Ne ENGLAND. The Labors end Probable Results of the Joint High Commission as Prezented to the People. TELEGRAMS TO THE KEW YORK HERALD. ~~Toxpos, April 17, 1871. The subject matter of the proceedings and probable resulis and international {afuences of the Joint High Commission in Washiugton is canvassed still more earnestly by the people daily. The public press treats it as essential matter for Parliamentary consideration after the recess. The London Times to-day has a leading editorial upon the report as to the result of the labors of the High Commission, It says:—‘The case of the Ala- bama has always created a feeling of insecurity in England and has demoralized American politics. We hall the possible settlement, and’think that the arbitrators will acquit England of responsibility for the deeds of the Alabama,’’ The Times writer adds that the Alabama wes “partially fitted out at the Azores, and hence Portugal 1s liable to our expert- ence;” but the 7imes ts evidently not sanguine of an immediate settlement of the question, for it warns the British public that “it 1s very uncertain whether a treaty will be ratified by the American Senate." ‘avor—Movement sla eds.” LONDON, April 17, 1871. The public demonstration in Hyde Park yesterday, which was made after a due share of placarding on the dead waiis of the city in favor of the Paris in- surgents, was a failure in all the materials of an outdoor meeting—numbers, imdusivy, wealth and Freneh Kadicalism Out of ot the Li 2 had been notified to the people under the tile of “A Great Republican Demonstra- lion, to be held in Hyde Park on Sunday, April 16, in Honor of the French Commune.” A proces- sion, with bands aud banners, was to leave Fins- bury square at haif-past two o’ciock via Old street, Clerkenwell Green, Pall Mal and Piccadilly. Pro- ceedings to commence by the chair being taken at four o'clock. The prociamation of summons to the Convention was headed, “International Democratic Assoclation—Liberty, Equality, Fraternity; and at the foot the subscription, “Long Live the Univer- sal Republic, Social and vemocratic.’’ A meeting of the members of tie various republl- ean clubs in London was held at Kirby street, Hat- } ton Garden, Mr, W. Osborne in the chair. ‘The chair. | man, after speaking of the “lamentable state of France,” which be said “had been brought about by the determiuation of tyrants to crush the people in their struggle for fair representation and liberty,” dwelt on tie ciforts being made to stop the republi- can movement in England. He satd that “since Mr. Bentinck had m the House of Commons called attention to the movement there had been a system. of terrorism practised by the police towards the proprictors of houses where republican mectings had been held, The police had patd domictifary visits to these houses, and told the landiords that if they per- mitted the meetings fn future they would lose their licenses.” The speaker went on to say that there was “a determination oa the part of the people not to submit to tis iyranuy.’” The Weaiher—Proay 4 for the Tinrvest. Lonpon, April 17, 1871. Accounts which reached tiis city during the later days of the past week, and this morning, from the uliural centres of the Kingdom, agree pretty generally ia reporting “the weather wet, but favorable to the growing crops.” (IPPING NEWS SH : Almanac for Now York~thts Day. O17 [MOoM Ps. morit 5 05 6 42; High Water. ...eve TAS OCEAN STEAME un rises... Sun sets..... NHW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1871—QUADROUPLE SHEKT. a nn sine Jantie! F fall, Kidd, Frankfort for Rondout. ¥ Treat, Shaw, Frankfort for New York. Parsons, Gardiner for New Yor Beh tate c ‘iain, Golden, Rockiand for New Tork, with lime to Haviland & Co, Lucy Baker, Baker, Rockland for New York, with lime to brown & Oot Sehr O & Vandovort, Phinney, Portland for New York,with tum’ er to Holyose « Mur'ay. | Bohr Wm 0 Irieh, Terry, Boston for Philadelpbta, Sohr Remsen, Fullott, Boston for New York. Schr Mary Pottor, Potter, Nantucket for New York. Schr Mary Eliza, Handy, Rockport for New York, with stone. 8 ar DM Lng Shields, Rockport for New York, with stone to Johnson Schr 8 8 Smith, ‘Snow, Wareham for New York, with nails to Parker & Milla, Sehr GW Cummings, Boult, Pigeon Cove for Drook!, Behr Minnesota, Fulnney, Naw Bedford for New York. Schr JW ell, Price, Taunton for New York, Schr Chancellor, Ferguron, Cheiden Island for New York. Schr EB Legzett, Baur, Providence for New York. Behr Baker, Siow, Providence for Now York. Schr Sunbeam, McQueen, Providence for Trenton. Schr Westinoreland, Rice, Providence for Baltimore, Schr A G ‘Lawson, Fitzpatrick, Providence foc Croton nt, Sent Wm D Cargil, Wail, Providence for New York. ae F Elerman, Gb |. Providence for Rondout, br Sarah W Biake, ‘sake, Portsmouth, KI, for Haver pi. cht Marta Ra:ber, Nelson, Westerly for New York. Schr Cabinet, Lynch, Newport for New York. Schr Willeie, Cheseboro, Stonington for New York. Schr Ella Crowell, Crowell, New Haven for New York. Schr Elizabeth B, Hogan, New Haven for New York. Schr Haze, MoMamee, ‘Greenwich for New York, with Schr Falcon, Wheeler, Staiford for New York, Schr Margaretta, Raynor, Glen Cove for New York. Behr Elmira, Haggerty, Glen Cove for New York. Sehr Racer, Howard, Cold Spring for W: land, with rick. "Sel President, Rradiey, Venice for New Yorks BOUND East, Stoamshio Franconia, Bragg, Now York for Portland, Brig Myzonns, Higgings New York for Oporto. New York for Boston. Vinsinia for Fall River Georgetown, DC, for Provi- Pot £ Bog MM Will Williams, tiga in, Risley, , Waterman, Georgetown, DC, for Provt- Rehr Edward Kiddor, Baker, Baitimore tor Boston. 8cit Goluen ayle,’ Howes, Vhilatelphia for Rockland, 0 Schr James Raynor, Bruce, Philadel Schr veka, Philadelpa Hovey, hin for New flaven. or East Greenwich, Philadephia for New laven. Schr G W Parnoil, Provost, Hackensack for Stamford. Schr V Rarkalew, Holmes, Port fohnson for New Haven, Schr I M Ridley, Brockinthige, Hovoken for Bridgeport. Schr Memento, Maa Sehr Alley, Hurling, Bi Bons Grialito Satta, Perrin, Aibany for "t otieheater. Schr Adrian, Emery, Coxsackie for Sal Schr Delaware, Kellar, Rondont for Bath. ¥ Sea Flower, Chase, Rondout for Providence. 8 nr Sliver Spray, ——, New York for Bridgepor Sehr Abby Weld, Brown, New York for Vicksboro. Schr Eliza A Anderson, Clarke, New York for Middletown, Schr Fxcelslor, Murphy, New York for Cold Spring. Behr Mary & Ned, Greet, New York for Providence, Sehr D Kabn, Stocking, New York for Middletown. Schr S P Godwin, Waterbury, Port Morgan tor Stamford. Schr Progress, Russell, Greenpoint for Ovater Bay, Steamer Dons, Young, New York for Providence. Steamer Metis, Davis, New York tor Providence. Wurreston®, GI, April 17—7 PM. The brig Milwaukee, Strout, sailed from Colleze Point AM of 16th with a portion of cargo for Greenpoint, thence to Sta ten Inland with valance of carg 5. SAILED. $hipa India, Liverpool; A & B Lovitty Queenstown; Eugenie, Pictou, Gaivehon: Wind at sunset N, light. Philadotphia; barks j brig Vrank Clark, Marine Disasters. fBANE Cire ov Hamtrton (Br), Philipm at Philadeiphin —!rom Feb 37 to March 7 had he fale NW, with squatls and hi 14, lat 35 45, lon 9903, hud a gale from W to tinued next day with'increacing severity, wit the N, ship laboring mach ant'gome seas sir Reroubly; parted band around bowsprit, lett nner boo. Sing and akronds wariftt 3 f gale trom N by W; 2ith, lat 38 06, 1on 69 00, had strong ‘rato tron NNW. to WNW, "with hard, squalls, ram and Tightning, ‘and high seas; March had continuons gales, wind changing from WNW to 8, and back to N, ship laboring ily; ApH, iat_ $6, lon 6t bi, wind ranging trom 8 10 \ and N, severe gale, very heavy seas striking the ship and at times partly filing the deck with water, anil washing part of bulwarks away; April 2 wind N, at midnight veorad to Si, pale increased. with a heavy rain, barometer 2970; A My Wind changed to 8 and SW, blowing a urrican; be 2915, sea striking ship with great force, w bulwarks, ‘Mitog decks aot carrying away a great deal of runmng tigzings April (06, lind galea from WSW to NW onthe Sth a sea’ struck the ay ae aactoutl ele, sacred bulwarkwnnd stanchions ani shook the ship fore aud att ag i siviking a rock. Bank R Mow Ay Jn, at Now Orleans 13th Inst from New York, reports having p a lat 83 Of, lon 70 01, an un- known bark abandoned, with white lower masts, bulwarks stove in and sails ail gone; appeared to bo waterioxged. Bang Waswat H (of St John, NB), Kerr, with sugar for London, ran ashore at Kingston, Ja, previous to April 16, The hull of the derelict Swed aud {8 a’ total loss, Bank Kani Dyurna- h bari Karl Dyberg, a8 sue lays bottom up near the St Georg Ssoends, wi a to be sold at St Georges, Bermuda, on the 1 inst. TANK KATE SMTTi1—The Coast Wrecking Company's scht Kapidan arrived from the wreck of the bark Kate Smith thie (Monday) AM with 2000 pigs lead. Scie FAK Nov, Wilkinson, from Bangor for Saliebury, Joaded with lumber, in attempting to get into Newburyport barpor op Friay afte eqaoon went ashore on tue North rect, nyt owas fying it a bad position at and. it was some: What dowhttl bout her coming off Not on board, although they spoke her outside the ‘bar, ut they went on noard after sue struck and rendered such asslsiancg as was In their power, DATE OF DEPARTURES Fnos LOM NEW YORK FOR THE ____ MONTHS OF APRIL, MAY AND JUNE, Steamer. | _ Sails Destination. | Ofice. “| Broadway. +120 Broad was 7 Bowling Green 68 Hronaway. 68 Broad st. PORT OF NEW Wee eet 17, 1871. CLEARED. Steamship Franconia. Bragg. Fortland J F Ames. Ship Aminta (Br), Myler, Liverpool—J 11 Spark: Snip A & E Lovitt (Br), Goudy, Phila eiplia—Boyd & Bark E'Invidia tal), Cafiero, Dublin—Slocovich & Co. Bark Eros (Nor), Turkeisou, Kouigsberg—Funch, Edye & Co. Bark Adalen (Swe), Sanawin, Konigsberg—Funcb, Edye & ie Gtulia (Ital), Pe Syra sais orders—Sjocovieh & ua ‘Priest £09. ae Mont gett, Cuhasenes + ‘ard & Co, mela ” Geleuting (Ital), Amoden, ‘Naplea—¥ ‘unch, d = Goodwin, Craig, Cardenas—Jas Hi Brig Gua, Wilkins Cardenas. Chas Licugiaume & Co. Brig Bismarck (Br), McCulley, Sydney, CB—J ¥ Whitney ol! Brig Orinoco, Knowlton, Bydney, CB—Crandall, Bertaux & Brig Mary Grace (Br), Mills, Halifax—D R DeWolf & Co. yet Solon, Jasper, Fort aui France (Martinique) —F Tal ot & CO. Schr Angle Amesbury, Jones, St Kitts—J § Ingraham. jpfoht Hila L Tre‘etten, Clark, Harbor island—James Dou. ‘Schr Water Lily, Meating, St Georce, NB. Sehr Chas & Paige, Doughty, Savannah. Scr Naney W smith, Tooker, Chariesto ‘Sehr Altoona, Fitzgerald, Wilmington, N Scbr Dante! Pierson, Pierson, Alexandr Schr Pioneer, Lathrop, Georgetown, DU— vans, Kall & 0. Sohr Freddie Is Porter, Small, Georgetown—E Crowell & 0. Sohir Addie Osborne, Mathieson, Provincetown—B J Wen- ergs Schr George Wasaington, Peck, Stamfora, Schr U C Acken, Mead, Stam!ora. Sloop Geo H Davis, Dewart, New Haven—Rackett & Bro, Steamer Annie, Call, Wilminston, Del Steamer Mayflower, Fults, Steamer a stimers, Davi Steamer D Uuoy, Davis, P Steamer Tacony, Nichol jacked rie eiphiag s, Pind ARRIVALS. EErORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACATS. Steamal “a P23 Greig, Trieste March 3, Marseilles 1%th, Peleeho Messina, vi via Grbraitar, 261) hy with fruit andi i pnanengors, to Henderson Bros. Experienced rough Stenmihio Ariadne, Pennin Galveston vin Key Wes wOHMaoysca ye wit nid passengers, 10 mi Wm P Clyao, varker, Richmond, City Point and’ ‘Norfolk, with ‘mdse and pasusogers, to Wabingtou & a William Tapscott, sense Lonaon, 16 days, with Morgan Boe he northern passage and srperlegeed heury NW and SW. ates March 5, lat 48 40 N, lon ni 20 W, ry gale, had decks pb of everythin, 'moveabls--three- boate, water anks, atch houses, akylignt, wheelhouse, poop, Balwarks, with stanchions, also part of the main rail. Since above date bad a eee al ca the eon Aprils; of George's Ty pasted the ate frame of & Jars has be 30 of the Clomented Many "Kely, 45 days, with railway fron, to Boyd & Hinoken. ook Deribern pa passage and had asncecasion of ‘and NW gales. 6, lat why oll Ky heave io 4 daya during a Doar eae in Ae ‘int 89 $0, 1on bu 38 W, had Hobjom, foretopralls’ Toretopeaaat, oer Tor bboom, foretopaall, foretoy jaysail, aod sti ore ard house and quarter all; bas been ti days W of the Ban Wark favestigator ao Searsport), Ford, Bremen March 1, rver beet ue Barnes, Toek the northern parsage al ni8days W of the Banks; April i i Bout nuel, passed brig AH Curtis, from Portland jor Cuba Bulg Hyperion, Woodbury, St Crotx March G1, with sugar, &c, to. D Trowbridge & Co— Vessel to Winchest eater ne, Apri, lat 1866, ion 69 20, saw chr Melvine, of ‘paatport atecrin Tiriga)-& G Wright (Br), Wright, Matanzas 11 daya, with molasses to order—vessel to Heney & Parker. Had ine wea- ther; 6 days north of Hatteras, {ileh (of Provincetown), Remedion, 8 dars, with to order—vesset to James E strong E be wi no dave, ae @ up t9. Hatteras; thenge light vara at 87, 1on 79 19, apoke schr W 8 Mills, from Havana for New Meir C R Moody (ot Frankfort), Abbott, Para, 22 days, with Tubber, do. to Burdett & Pond vessel to’ SWonburg,” Was been 7 days N of Hatteras, with strong variable gales, eur Evleating, Phares Virginia, Schr MR Hickman, Price, Virginia, Rohr $3 fort, Forty GrorgelonD, DO, Bohr Lotte Ki \icott, Georgetown, Di Bel K'M Baater, Watermain Georguowa, DO, for Provi- ‘The steamship Olty of New York, arrived th inst redorta April 8, lat 4 55, ton rigee bark Chandric, er, trom for Montreal lon 8729, an Anchor fine feamer: Hound XS: Yoth ata 90 ton 981 sup eins Xan “amer, boun jon ship Pring A ‘dy fom Hamtbirg for New York, Passed Through felt Gate BOUND sovTa. Machias for ps York. jaa for New Yor! Gehe BG Hattnaeg, Lic Mortor Sour 8 C Loup, Hall, from Rondont for Boston, bt coal, atruck a sunken rook nizht o! 12th Inst off Block Taian ortiy after. The crew were taken to New Haven Hath by Gant Rely, oF act Sabws. Sonn SULTANA, of Gloucester, sated on a codfishing vo; axe to Bay of Islands, NF, in November last, an: a it ae sent, having got frozen in there, A few years sinco a sehr belonging to Capt Chas McDonald was frozen in at the same piace, ant did not get thawed until May. Scur Eastran Lion, Beaton, from ar ‘oucester for Grand Bank, put into Liverpool, }, let inst, leaky, LivgRroot, April 16—The bark Conqueror (Br), Davidson, from San Francisco (Nov 80) for Liverpool, ia ashore at Cork (Queenstown). Misccliancons, BARK Cremona (of Mystic, Burrows, at Liverpool March 10 trom Galveston, made the run in 25 das Lauxcnrn-— At Salli Me. 7th {nst, from the yard of John Simonson, sehr Angoia, 96 tons, owned by the binder and othera, and to be commanded by Capt Michael Ewe of Ellsworth, 6th inat, from the yard of A as Dut TorO J Notwooks of Ree. Notice to Marincrs. PHILADELPHIA, April 17—The buoy has gous alrift fi the Hen und Chickens Shoal, (freak ah Whalemeny yuh oy Bark Mariha, Gartiand, of NB, wat at Tateahuano Mare 3, with 620 bbie'sp, — wh'oa board 450 sp, 15 wit last ae Spoken, Snip River Krishna (Br), Rich, from Newcastie, B, f Franciseo, Barca Zi iat 8 f2', Yoo 28 <0 a ast ahr p Advance (Br), Morrlaoh, from New O 96) for Liverpool, no Wate, fat 36°25, lon 4127, rene CMaroh Ship Alex nilra dir), Brown, irom Savannah for Bremen, wiark Jose fldred, Harriman, from A f r Hares farriman, from Autw Bosto Maren iat Le petepsarasaiet cs ar in (Sr), ltou'ston, from Savannah tor Moir kdiity Ran dali, from Moblle f feoacary br ith, Randall, from Mobile for Amsterdam, it lat 60 56, lon 15, pa tithe Foreiga Ports. Baravta, Fen 23 In port brig Juno (Dutch), Stoekhnzaen, for Padang and New York, rep, oie 5 HAVANA, April 1i-—Sailed, steamship Juniata, Hoxie (from ‘uiiadelphia), New Orleans. AX, April 16— Arrived, steamships City of Halifax, Jamieson, St Johns, NF; 17th, Trojan, Thompson, Loudon} ship Forest King, Merriam, do. LiveRroos, April 15—Atrived, steamship Java, Martyn, New York: ships Caledonia, Carter, New Orleans; Lizzie Fennel (Bry Mahoney, Moblie; barks Minnie (Br), etewart, Obarleston ; Fora 18 sp), Liaca, Savannah (before reported arrived Maroy 22); ith, snip Neptune, Qualoy, New York. Also arrived 16th, ships Adept (ir), Grosart, Mobile; Argo (Br), Mitehell, and West Derby (Hr), Wren, do; Hasson (Br), Anthony, avd Jon Parker (Br), Searboro, New 0 ; Prisetlia, York, do via Fayal; Island Hore (Br), M Charletton; ‘Algonquin (Br), Jordan, New Yo barks “Leonidas, Gates; Catharine Scott Punjaub (Br), O'Gonnell; Parana (Br), Ske Clelfand, and yohn Geddie (Br ell, Brave (Br), Lucas: Unicorn (Br), Horay and Mina (NG'y A Mohn, Galveston; Milas (Be, Higgins, and. Beltste: Cit, ielson, Charieston; Acapulco (Br, ria (NG), Lindab (ir), Masters, B: ton;‘also steam Hinde, New York ; Mat Lorenzo (Nor), Lund, and Georgiana itimore; brig Henttette (Bi en aeen (Lr), Thom: ‘ity few York; Ith, Colorado «Br, mp David (Br), Brewer, Mobile. Feb 25—In port brig Bogota, Roberta, for NOR, March 27—In port brigs A J Ross, Wyman, for Boston, wigs Alpha (Ir), Burks, for doin 2 days; Wenonah, tor Baltimore li SHANGDAE, March 13—Sailed previous, vark Stanfeld, Cor Cuore, Maret St--In_port yacht Josepaine, Day, f ST + Mare! in pot josepuine, rom Maruiniat ‘to gail Aj ri oe Havana,” bap Salied March 20, schr Bila Brown, New York. St Jonx, NB, jril 16—Salied, sieamshiy Assyria, Smith, Wisronta, VI, March 28—Arrived, bark Columbia, May- hew, San Franefsco, to load for Australia, American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, April 15—Salled, schrs Anme May, Bos- fons Chariey Woolsey, New Haven; Weary Pinch, TYorsey HOSTON, Apri, 15, PM—Cieared, ship Joan Tagelow (new, of Fortamouth, thas" 1178's. 1roeba tons), Jacobs, Calcutta; bare M dalled ‘Gare Farts Topan rigs Pot and alled—| ; ng Voge: otf <a Vith—Arnived, st Neamsahipa S ‘Norman Philadelphia; Nereus, from New York: brigs Mary, ‘A Dav ‘A Bevin, Tucker, Bu nos Ayten; Annie R Storer, Benner, 3 “Aiad arrived (ith, Meamer Wiliam ‘Lawrence, Baltimore; barke Helen Sanus, Londen; F's Allon New utieuns BALTIMONE, Apri er iriveds ie Daron (ir), tngtia, Matai yt 6" Br), Whitoey, Havana ariotte, West, 8: mndeklip (Br), ran, Kio Janeiro. Cleared--Darke Joh Boulton (Bf). Llu cany Lagwayr: 2 yia New York (and sailed); Pembroke (ir, Kaling, St. Sohne, PRi. Dos Justo, Rowterdam ; Urig Bachelor (Bry, Curlon, agua; nebrs Indies ni a fd of the, Mis iouthora; Kurcke, yo, Koo! asd; A Bartlett, bury,’ Boston; Rubt B; ron, Gar be ita ‘New Li ‘ sehr Off York Spit 1p, bark Ornen, for Penarth Roads, Ou Cove Potut 19iu, a brig, supposed tue Marine, from Cabariet G0) OR, April pears why babed Aretic, Woodman, Bal- timore ; tag ket BRISTO) rit Hi oar ear one ‘Gipsey, Crowley, Fall River for New ‘ork, Satied. Frederick Fish, Davis, Georgetown, DC; Sob Montrose, Allen, Cala arenas te rit 17--Arrired, schra Koret, Crocker, Baltimore; rb iumper, Pres Pond; Mary Bacon, Reading Spring Cold Springs Kila Janey Alieu, New Yor: rs road N 0 80) Me oh Devitt, Pulladolpita, +f pet ARLISTON, v April 14—Clearea, brig Maria Lutsa (Sp), Pares, Barceloua. artiett, aud Ciara Bell, Ame New Have ‘Vth Arrived, steamer Fall River, Pnilacolphia; barks Fr. mina, Now Fork Surien Star, doj brig Normanby, Dema- meth a Grace, New York. led—Hri Black Swan, (Georgetown; Marla Louisa, Barcelons; achra Georgfetta,’ Piva northern pi FALMOUTA, April 1t—Arrived, sehr Emille Belle, Jones, OhLvE ESTON, April 10—Arrived, bark Motus, Gabrielsen, Garaia scbra Carlotta {82 javana ; WF Burgess, be biG i blz m Mallory, Jr, Burrows, New York; schr puta; Maryland, for a ee teats Bin aan mf ry Fenmasotn. Hily Tadgewoud, Derrickson, aad Jolm Bell ince 9 EN A TT NT Lsmig Fth, brig Lisabel, Talbot, Boston; sehr © H far ‘Trane, ait Bt baie A chine Wiiant Cha rs Hattie, McIntyre, New Yori; egg April 14—Arrived, ache Josie, Look, New ori. pat gArriveds barks Maggie MeNeil, Smith, Liverpoaly INDIANOLA, April spat Ponsa aht T-Cieared, sche Haitio A Rutléry WIST, April’ —Arrived, Menmahip Wilmington, nit procea ted). tr dP Pacland, Collam, Ror Cole, New You: for Galveston MOWILE, April 16—Arrived, ker, Hoston: Wroning aiahies orton, Loudon; Nivel, Doane ‘and Rochester, yy Westmoreland, Heron, Liverpool; barks Hather, tuo Ing, New York; Victor (Nor), Ferjeseny Cards; brig M @ Hate Haskell, Rockland; schr Nellis Bowers, Stackpole ‘amden, Me. Below-Coming up, ships E Sherman, Sherman, from Bow ton; Adorna, from. Liverpool; Charter Ons ‘Tukey from Lavexpool, barke Voluntesr, Mitaker trou Boston ; Tamusco italy Tulknere, f from Genoa; Eva (Span), Dominica, from yo de Cu ide the bar—Waiting orders, ship © A Soule, Soute, Itimore. Cleared Ships Antarctic (Br), Firnn: Sarawak (Br), Riche ison, aod LL Sturves, Linnekn Liverpool; barks M: M— (Br), Mischa Hamburg; Thoa Cochran (0) Kn Evverpool) brig J M Burns, Wrman, Vers Cruz; schts D Everett, jorton; ‘Ania Lyons, Kemp, Antwerp. Voth allo i alexa a foie Whitehead; New York. Mth—Arr George Cromwell, Clapp, New Quick, New York. algsippl, Henry, New Yorn. 8, i ships ae Barth, Bockwollt, from New York: Southern’ Chiet, Higgins, (rom Liverpoo! | Freeman Clark, Bosworth, from Savannah; bari Brothers, Lang, froin W W BERN, NC, ADA IS Arrived, sche J W Hal, Boxe * ‘New York. h—Arrivad, steamship Ellon § Terry, Bearse, New York. x ba dda ig RYPORE, April 14—Sailed, scbr Amelia, Post, fewenstle, NEW MEDFORD, A i, schrs Henry A‘Taber, Bowman, Philadelphia bh, Marcena Muuaon, Jr., Payton, and Minnesrts, Phiniey, New Yorks John’ tt Perry e] a9 Patiade! Nee PORT, April 1h PM—Arrived, rs Robert Petir, Ris, Providenee for Norfolk ; RS Dean, rcean Taun- ton tor Ballimores. Luther § CRaso, New York; Henry Gibbs, 16th, AM—Salled, schr Portland for New York; J Chartre, iy’ Gerth tay ° Be, Pi Florencv, Fargo, Providence for do; Wickford for do; Sarah W Blake, Blake, Dighton vereke keepsie; gions Herren, Corwin, Bristol for New Yor! H, April 14—Sailed, «chr Elien Perkins, Netley. New NE Wit LONDON, Apri! M4—Arrtved, schra A J Queprmeme Kelley, Dennisport for ses Funtle {Christiania Richards; Gilson, Carman, an ew Hay EN, Apri 16 Arrived, sche Mary Farrow, Bag- Ni ley, Viegint oleae Sera Addie P Avery, Baltimore; Sarah Milisy laggele and J Payne, New Yor! HLPUTA, Aprit 15, PM—Arrived, harks Bachal, Norton, Cardenas; Brett, Nicholson, New ¥ brige ‘Julia. F Carney, Goll a Elizi ATSNel ty Sl aj xchra Celeste A Hendrick, Greeniaw, Baracoa; Bt pith, Boston; Gnickstep, Smleh, Port Jolferaan, a Glpsey jucen, York,’ Havana; # P i Lawrence, Calbairen; Adele McLoon {not as roe, Cardenas; avira’ Maricttn Miller, di froy, Sears, Jacksonville; Restless, axter, Boston; Fran Herhert, Crowell, dar J A Crooer, Chase, Angusiny So, {sth —Arrivod, bark City of Harnilion (Br, Puliilys, Bons ‘Tih—Arriced, steamer Roman, Raker, Rost Lewes, Del, April i, A bark Bn “in at8 AM, Steamers Fastern Queen, from Maurice river, and tha America are in the’ liurbbr, Steamer Rattlesnake, nexs wont Lo aut this moralng. wita, went up to-day. mers: reporen [tg rd, for O} t to sea Dp) j Gaeta annah, for st Atary's rigs J Ney for Laygrayray att A violate, eels Bri Avia loft at noon for Hark bo, for yesterday. is Cienfuegos ; Soarkny tran & B Atthe Broakwu i, schr Florence, Norwell, from Porta ico for Philade'p) Went to sea Ith, bar k Be hitler, for Bremen; betas Adeta MeLoon, for ;J3 Cc Chase, rk, for dos Gea ry 8; Ciprey Queen, for Havana; 1th, bark: Vantaer, for Londonderry ; brigs Sussex, for Mateinznn: Lizzio Wyrnan, for Sagua; ils, sailed 18th, PM, bark Patria, for Hatm burg, PORTLAND, April 16—Arrived, bark EW Cahoon, from steamer Peruvian, Duston, Liverpool ; bark Sarak ite, Cardenas; brig M A perry Chase, Havana, 4, sche LA Johngon, from Windsor, NS, £08 inrks Marathon, Donnell, and Wavelet, Scott, tN & H Gould, Chase, Georgetown. ‘AWT CKET, Apri 16—Sailed, sehr Horizon, Newman, New York. oa vi OB, April M—Arrtved, acre Joanph W Wilzone Georgetown, DC Weidin, Crowell, and Mary i, Weaver, Puuadeipia; © P Scuultisy Young, Jersey brs BS Young, Cobb, Norfolk; 8 W Bunn Beet Gearretown, DEY Maggie Mutvey. Ravin Balt more (of Georgetown, DC); Clyde, Haiiswarss en LOWie DC; Harmona, Bursese, Valtimore; M: Lr bakes iveharte bmi) Philadelphia; Wm O Irish, Terrill, PI intel My 5 ‘argil!, Hall, Hackensack, NJ; Heary Allen ; tive, Dehart Yankee Boy, Hugtison; Win B cet tt, ie and'Elisha E Rmith, Harvey, New York; sloop lda’P. Ve Norion, New York Isth—Satled, schrs West Dents, Crowell, Baltimore; A G@ Lawson, Miizpatrick, Croton; FE Randolph, Steelman, New York; Ueile, Simpson, Now Sailed from below—Sehr Ralph € Garton, parties Matanzas. RICHMOND, April l5—Arrived, bark Eliza & Maria (Br), Rallott, New York; brig Mary Allerton, Brown Boston. ee ‘ pete atawamteaiy Lord, North River; Justina, ‘ennisior ‘A n, Are 13. _firived, schrs Fannie W Johnson, Marts, and Lou 2 Bliss, Strong, Boston, Vith—Arrived, ace Welcome ft Beene, Cleared~ Bark Queen ot Hem schr Oliver froma Delano, t ! Southa Byrne, Liverpoo!; bark a ‘nd Jatualgay Wooauiiigs do, Fy wT Ap Pritbiy sehre tlate, Baker, Crowe ie} Haris z Cal, tyler, Phitadel - emit alti, enh Anna, Serton, Pink. Phitadelph BTONTUGHON, April —ay-see4, schrg Porte, Shamotay Brown, and DI Willetw, Uheseboro. from Rew Mork; uleabeth’ M'Sunith, Chase, Harwich fr New Fixros, Apri: 14--Satled, sehr R S Dean, Macomber,” Baltlm: WILMINGTON, NC, April 14—Aerived, jew york (pat in for coal). oe, Lee, WAWEIAM. Ap 14 Satled, schre Henry Castoft, Dow m Philadeiplia; Lith, ly Antrim, Carter, ‘S Smith, Snow, do. steamtug Laokar — ’ New Posture, A—Pialon's Nqw ae peta. i LOtu xou. For pe 54 ai cregitels A.—For a Sapertor Tat Go to Espenscheld, Manufacturer, 118 Nassau street, In the pring and Sommer, Meni tite, Syn tem should be thoroughly, pur ng ie 80 ita the Romney ae HEEMSOLDS GATA NBA GRAPE FILLS, after which uso MEUMBOLD'S EXTRACE BAISAr heaith and vigor, causing 10 > grip ng palus, and They invigorate ‘the aystom, infusing new lies, , nfustng ng ne = by —— with ee safety a At Aoweta Ty kit 3B tins. Parnlabed Rooms for gentlemen. Hoxie and bath open always. ington aveaue, corner Twenty-Oith street, *, A.-Herrlag’s Pate OHAMT ISN SAFES, 261 Broadway, corner Murray street A.—Tho Celebrated Russian Vapor Daths, 2 and 25 East Fourth strect, are open daily trom 7 A. M. © P.M. Ladies’ hours frou 10 to 12 A. Me Those W! ho Derive 1 Beitit: ancy cy of Com| fon should beware of cheap patent oie or areas contaloiug calomel and mercury. BELMBOLD'S FOUID. EF RAC a Sans, A ARILEA x and HOLDS CATAWBA GRAPE. FILLS. Component jane Fluid Extract Rbubaro und Fluid bteact Grape uice. For Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Kilious Affecttons, Dyspepsia, Sick or Nervous Headache, Vostiveness, &c., the Pilis are uuequailed. Ratchetor's Hate Dye.—The "Rent In the world, The only perfect dye; harmless, reliable, instants neous, Factory 16 fi Bond atreet. Brownell & Coy aye opened at 209 Hrondway, Exolusively Merchant Vatloring. Christntoro’ A unYoodetea Hatr Dye.—Sold and applied at nl seaip factory. No. 6 Astor House. hore. fs Not Sach « Relinblo ge HELMBOLD'S CATAWBA GRAPE They sro eafe, pleasent end edicacions, and. exase ‘olives dausea nor griping pains, MELMBOLD'S SARSAPARILLA, the great Blood Purl Eureka Mineral Water, Saratoga Spripesn. rior to all others in dyspepala and diseases of liver amd 8 kidneys. i geal "xo. Hudaon River Railroad Depot, Varlok aiteot Enstern Trevellers Speak in Very cone mentary terms of the new Palmer House in Chicago. Ki thing about it is pew, and it 1s kept in a manner whlet de> Tigts a woaried traveller. German O20! for Costiveness. 3 cents; sold by all densa There is No Article in Materia Medica Which gupersedes cantor oll, mingnesia OF waite equal to HEM. BOLD'S CATAWBA ORAPL PILLS for ing ‘rom the: system all supertuous and worn ont matter,” For Bilous Seove Syearet Sick or Headache, ar ae tty cause neither aceon nor gry ng pion sitet wrblob purity and take New Biood by ‘ialng Wika BOLD'S 8. AP ARLLL, L. T. Browne New York, FRED Tonnes wat, X. hoe Wil receive thelt friends and tue ‘publig at No, 299 Broadway londay, Oukclusively Merobant tailors sciaiely era KH. STILLWELL, Jersey City. Pure Ont Humors of the Blood Mort 1 a2 s dose or two of AYERS PILLS, aad you will learer heads as weil as bodies. Professors and Amateurs of Music and the Public are invited to test a magnideent Stodart Grand Bat Gar com ere, at the warerooms of D, R. STANFORD & corner Great ve omachee aire To Insure Health and ane entiow Vor. shoud We HELMBOLD'S CATAWBA. G are er hey are com) of Fluid Betyact Bh wud Be: irnst Gatawon Grape Julce, ibey oasis rH sees and invigorate the system) and ‘purge out ail ho a row and raukle Lathe dood, THER ATBO LDS 8 RELA maces Now, Presi ata Healthy Bi the Compiexion. How It Is YonreelfVos, pet onde Rvery ‘one dora. All confess to wis Ugh) ‘use of denying it. | Deny log wi Hey dt Ma Mdead on stylien Have this Spring, a alwaya iat Broadway, coraer Fuiton street.