The New York Herald Newspaper, April 22, 1871, Page 10

BISHOP GF HAVANA,’ An Interview With Mons gnor Cabral. ang Luperon Still te Revolution. cportornrefinete ond in Ha The na ngents Again Béfore Ame—Atternt to Martinez, A é ‘Why Ho Was Not Pormitted to vana—The Charge of His Havi ag Absconded With $250,000 Reputir cea ais an Test in Madrid—The | Yornnteors His Bitterezt | Seaemtes ‘It will be remembered ALp that a telegram ‘on of the Bishop of Iiis alocese, wad be Of that city, was + columos. Mon: Subject of thi: city, and is n ‘With a view ps _ By the readers of the HRT:. #mouncing that the debar ca. Fiavana, who had revrif.d to au prevented by the authorities a Short time ago published ‘in these or St. Christop Marv.nez, the 4 telegram, arrived yesterday in this © stopping at the St. Nic’aolas Hotel. Of getting farther particuYars @ HERALD aked and epiained admission yesterday Into ET posence of me veneradle/ prelate, Bishop Martine gisaboat Ar y-ive years, of age, has large Diack « wes, g dark c/mplexion, with an expression Of M! guncholy and 7 ajldness in his face, The con- ‘Vers ation was car vied on im French, which the BI gop speaks qu’ ie nuently, and ran a3,Yollows:— “eave I the ‘nonor of addressing Monselior TMartmez, Bishe » of Havana, whose debarcation ‘Was provented § vy force, at Havana ?"? a NEW YORK HERALD. SATURDAY, APRIL ¥2, 1871—TRIPLE SHEET, =. Pipes Neen nanininalennies ST, DOMINGD. pr hear Ree RS SEVENTY-FIR.ST REGIMENT VETERAN DISNEP, ‘Tue Vetafan Association of the Seventy-first, ‘regt- “Lam the Be jnop of Havana,” replied Monselor Mariinez, “ag 4 [ was, by rade force, kept from en- Sering my dior ose; put it would be too long a story fo feli you tae, cause of this opposition.” “I beg. Mr yyseiior, you will favor me with the Account of the whole matter, particularly as we have pull ued in our paper @ telegram from Havana, a’ 4a many pa in this clty are anxious ogee oe @ e cause of this arbitrary proceeding.” Wwaut “to avoid publicity; but ‘ince the affair has deca’ japhshed tar and wide I might as well ve yout ‘ne true account of the circumstances that 110 tht 3 Viol snrreclc bro: step. A short ume after the m- e out in Cuba several priests were, awoog¢ thers, accused of baving romented the re- You ANF sentenced to be transported to tue Island fofar ®doPo. Do you know what transportation to Ferrando Po meats ? IT MEANS SURE DEATH, aa x one unaccustomed to tts climate can survive ob 7 enaiful effects of it. I took a lively mterest in air mbappy fate of those poor men, as in my wally of chief pastor of the diocese I was bound to nad 2 id not believe that they were unplicated, - mg heart bted to see their misery. Ivainly ap nd ed for a mitigation of thefr punishment, and, to viate their suderings, gave a smali present of | mey to each of them. What was a simple t of charity drew upon me the suspicions the Havana volunteers, of whose high-handed ‘oveedings you might have heara. They accused ue of fomenting the insurrection; in fact, calied me nt. Iwas several times under danger of sted, and had it not been for the protesta- Mou of several in ial persons, I should have been thrown into prison or received even worse usage at the hands of these bad men. When the Ecumenica| Council wes convoked I Jet Havana for Europe in order to follow the invitation of the Holy Very soou aiter my departure the cry won THAT I HAD ABSCONDED ‘With the moneys of the Church, amounting to about two hundred i fifty thousana dolars. These ac- cusations were forwarded to the Spanish govern- ment, and on my arrival in Madrid I was arrested &nd Kept in a common prison fur two weeks on the charge of embezzlement. All my papers and per- Sonal luggage were sea’ ched, but notuing round to Budsiantiate this cha’ “Were you arrested by the provisional govern- ment?” “Yes, by the order of Prim, whose death I de- plore, although I must own that he was a despotand roceeded in my case in a Very high handed man- er. Iproved, however, to the compicte satlsface tion of the government that I WAS INNOCENT of the charge, that these tnonueys were still in the bands of the aathorities in Havana, and was hb- erated with an apology and a réquest to keep the atier quiet. Very soon afterwards I went to me, Where, aS you might have read tn the papers, kK & promiuent part in the Ecumenical Council.3 You voted for Papal intailibity, Monsigeiior ?”? “I did, my young iriend. Ah! now 1 deplore the @tep Of that talented but misguided Ddilinger.”” “Never mind Doliinger, Mousigefior,” sald the TFeporter, seeing that the Bishop was shifting ground, “Did you return to Madrid, Monsigeior, after the conchision of the Council? “No, I travelled for several months in the Sonth of France to recruit my health, and immediately after the surrender I went to Paris, where I re- ‘Matned until tue 18th of March, the very day on “Which the insurrection broke out. Had I ‘remained longer I sbould not have been apie to leave at ail, 1 g@ailed from France, and after a good voyage we en- tered the port of Havana. Immediately on our arnvai the municipal Governor of Havana and sev- erai chiefs of the yolunteers boarded the steamer, and eddressing me in a peremptory manner said ahai J was NOT PERMITTED £0 LAND. asked for ea but they would not give merny. But iknow. fbey eecuse me of being an insurgent, and coming without the authorization of te home government.” “So the charge of embezzlement has been dropped “On, yes. There was no foundation at all for that oops now it; but 1t was stu the old charge that d CONSPIRED WITH THE IXSURGEN' “But 1 thought, Monsigetor, that the ‘General might have uteriered in your favor. Fou not appiy to nim?’ “The volunteers Lave all the power and contro! of ‘the island, they force the Governor to do as they Please; but I did apply to the Governor, and ne tel- graphed to Madrid announcing my arrival, and asking for instructions. He received the’ tele- @replic answer that | had not passed through Maarid, but that ihe goverament vernor against me, instructing him, however, vo act accord- ‘ing to the acivice of the clitefs of volunteers. The { Governor therenpon convened the seventeen chicis (Of Havana, avote was taken and seven of them were au favor, ter egainst.ailowing me to laud. All the rates of my «ocese, numbering about sixty esta, aud several inffiential persons of the ital, protested against dus dectsion as arbitrary. what could I do agamst rude force? am hot 6 warrior; Im ouly a Rishop anda man — I aid ail I cogld for the best of the rE Save BPENT $500,000 FOR BUILDING CHURCHES. (Here the Bishop launched into deta tis about these West ments. re ry vr! - Les, sie sad thing for Cuba; shé ougnt to be in €xed to our Union. N'est ce pas, Monsejior?” ann Vel, it sould certainly pe well (here Mon- fefio t waxed Mg! of expressing an opinion) it wou! @ be well if these Wassacres \and atrocities WW horare are ‘s blame, the Spantardstor the Cu- bass #430. to; but of the two the insurgents are the most cruel. They burn everything. The Spumards are also to diame for the indiscriminate and wholesale Bhoo ig of prisoners. But to return to my svery. Seein ¢ dat these bad men were workin against me, [ resolved to return to Spain. ouring my stay fm the port I learned from the papers that Th wi been @leciea . t0 the Senate for Alaba, my province an the North« “ Spain. | snail remain in New York bout @ mont | Ano then return to Madrid in order to wenter | upon m ‘new functio “J sup, 20se, then, tuat Monsellor will never a'gain returu to Havana” “Proba ‘ly not; but Iam sorry forit. I love Cuta and 1 hav: ? been’a father to my diocese. Iknow \ 1 AM BUT A SINPUL MAN, Dut still la Ma bishop, a chosen man of Goa (tin) elu de Diew, \, And this act on the part of those poor mnided men must receive the punishment of, jeaven.’’ tere Monsellor was quite overcome by feelin “7 4 sefior pald a visit to the Archbishop of tnis city * “Not Le. 74 young friend; but I shall pay my to-morrow. ‘I know him well—in od A sintirnate friend of mine.’* Jew other remarxs the reporter thanked for the interview accorded him, and the resient in an agitated state of mind, ‘wory much grierd ‘at the wrongs of the Bishop. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS. snowstorm prevated at Kansas City, Mo., pester. ie were yealerday brought Into Kansas Wr ebersbee nation and suside of twenge iio were re uratgned, waived examination, con. ir errs and sens to prison. Praia: “0 {Gite uoter'a raion ou petit Satta Bld nee oo toni iees's sh nan, of gon ted suicide by hanging uregmetar intents roh* ey plore, in Chicago, was broken into yes- end abo 8600 war of watches and aun orning soien. _—_ named Charles Keefe, charged with g by two Albany ollcers yestertay over was pursued fired at eral (ines, was foal, bs of Internal Revenne bas tnstrneted Co). ae Tendo poccrapace tae gues ea to city of tect fs The embrace under the Direct Portion arowe Fort Jickering. THE NATIONAL BAM The champion Mntuais played their frst game in this vieinity yesterday afternoon’ on the Union their opponents being the Chelseas, a izavon of Wiillamevurg. whoin they jy four innings by 4 svore . uineieen | present with a basket full of locks, and co} bid | had nothing | ) “Ob, poor Cuba! how ¢he fs bieeding all i her pores, her cblidren slaughtering each “surround the TownOperations of Lupe. roa—The, Anhexation Feeling. ; ? a , ms Taoxas( Apr 4, 187. all ve ‘reports, by by last mail from St, Domingo have beén confirmed this time. “General Cabral was surprised before Azua by the troops‘of Baez and de- feated. At the same time General T. Or- gand attacked snd drove back another party of Baez’s forces, By this mail we have dates to the Sth inst, General Cabrat is again in front of Azua, and is trying to surround tt, Bacz’s troops are said to be shut up in the town itself. General Luperon was defeated at Savanetre and had, to retreat. By last accounts it is re- ported that General Luperon had arranged with another general to attack at the same time. When he retreated by the south side of the town cannon was heard on the north side; it was supposed that more fichting was going on there, but the result could not be known, and nothing has been heard since, Conversing with a merchant of Puerto Plata, he declarea that the merchants, as a body, in that town, are in favor of annexation. The revolution ary party here say that the town and people are thoroughly agatnst tt, and, in the event of its beng carried through, will ‘call upon Luperon and figlt it to the end, WEATHER REPORT. War DEPARTMENT, CPFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, April 21—7:30 Synopsis for the Past Twenty-four Hours, ‘The barometer has continued to fall on the Pacific Coast, with increasing cloudiness; bas fallen at the Rocky Mountain stations with a rapid increase of temperature; has risen irom Minnesota to Texas, with fresh north and northwest winds. Clouds and light rain have very generally prevailed on the lakes, although it partially cleared away Friday morning on Ontario and Erie. The clear weather of Thursday night in the Middle and Gulf States is to- @ay followed by an increased temperature and par- tial cloudiness, with fresh northwest and southwest winds, Provadiities. Itis probable that on Saturday an increase of pressure with clearing up weather will be experi- enced on the lakes and Eastern States, and partl- ally cloudy and clear weather on the South Atlantic and Gulf States. THE ILLINOIS “AND MICHIGAN CANAL, Opening of Vvigation for the Season—Im- provements in the Canal—A Great Work Accomplished. CuHIcaGo, April 21, 1571. The opening of the Iimois and Michigan Canal took place yesterday and to-day. There 1s a perfect gorge of boats at Bridgeport locks, white a large number have reached the city. The work of deepen- ing the canal will be completed in about two months. .The bed of the canal bas been deepened oon ten feet for twenty-seven miles, two miles of which haye been of solid rock. This work has been performed at an expense of $3,009,000, It Will not only give us water communication with 5 o river. All the canal of th which has ‘accumulated during the pro- gress of the work. THE NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD SEIZ- URE IN ROCHESTER. {From the Rochester Democrat, April 18.) A few days ago Sheriff Campbell levied on twenty- four locomotives and other stock in the round houses and machine shops of the New York Central Ratlroad at Brown street. For a day or so this rafl- road embargo did not materially interfere with the operations of the company, but yesterday it was found necessary to use the locomotives, either for the trains or to make repaira on them. and the levy stood in the way, As the result of this condition of afairs numerous despatches were sent to and from headquarters, and it is reported that Mr. Gould, master mechanic of the shops, received orders about one o'clock yesterday afternoon to break the locks in deflauce of the Sheriff. The matter went so far as that one of the mechanics was about procuring his toois for the work. The Sherif naturally became alarmed, and prepared to summon his posse comi. taius to resist the proceeding, Before the crisis came am order countermanding the previous one was issued, and all was again quiet. Sheriff Camp- bell took three members 0. the police force with him to theshops about five o’clock to assist him in the performance of his duty. Jatior Beckwith ba tables aud deputy sherits were there also, guarding the property. The Sheriff had placed a chain and lock on the machinery by which the turn tables are moved, and every locomotive in the two round | houses e unable to move. One of the locomo- lives, ” was on the straight track, and, fearing that some adventurous railroader would undertake to ran the “machine’’ off, the wheels were chained and locked to tue framework. Of course, It Was not the slight links of chain that held the trop horse in place; for one might as eastiy tie a thunderbolt with a’kite string as to resist the movements of the ponderous | puter with such a trinket. Law, however, must prevail over inanimate tiungs, as well as such a live corporation as the Central, and the chains and locks were mere shadows of the’ authority bebind them. After consultation with George J. Whitney, a di- rector Of the road, and Edward Harris, the attorney, the Sheri? consented that three passenger engines | shoaid go out of the shops, with the understanding that their places would be taken by three oth and those that were let free on returning to houses couid not be moved again without the order of the Sherif, It ig due to Mr. Whitney and Mr, Harris to say that they assured the sheriff that ne Woald not be interfered with in the exercise of his anthority until a settlement was had. It was stated the other day that Sherif’ Campbell had received security from the road; but we are in- formed that the security was merely nominal, and, im truth, worthless, He proposes now to held the property until he shall have recelved amp): arity in Fh ag bonds or cash to the amount of the Judginents, of suffalo, and other raflroad Mr. Torrance, efiicials were im town Just night, and it 13 said that they propose to secure the Shertif without delay. Thursday is advertised as the day of sale, when, if the difficulty is not settled so far as the county omeer is concerned, the locomotives will be seid uider the lamimer to the highest biader. Tue question is often asked why the ratlroad pro- perty In Buffalo was not levied on. The answer 1s that the Sheriff of Erie county 1s a pariner of Mr, Lanning, the attorney for the Central in that cit: and be would not te just the man to seize the pro- perty of the company. ROBBING A” RAILROAD COMPANY, Tho Grand Street, Brooklyn, E. pany the Victims. The WMlamsburg thieves seem to have selected the Grand Street and Newtown Railroad Company, Williamsborg, for a victim. A year ago they broke into the office of the company in First street, aud D., Com- Cogtany never saw It. Me company was again robbed yester. - ing, Mr. George Wren, the secretary pte Kohaind pany, ran out of the oMce for a moment to ascertain the se of an assemblage of persons across the strect, Jeaving the ofice safe open. When he re- turned, he found the contents of the safe, about $100 in bilis @ud small currency, missing. STREET'S PALACE STOCK CARS, Louis, April 21, 1871, A train f eleven of Street's palace stock cars, loaded nere*to-day, left, via the Indianapolis, Bele. fontaine and Pennsylvania Central Rallroad, direct accommmodate the great cattle trade of Texas and Kansas. vn sonnyLEn Navy.--For some time past the mem bers of the Schuylkill Navy have been making arran,rements for the prt review, which will taxe las 20. 1 Basa rey, at four o'clock, when Commodore 8. Coxe mil, 1 nthe rst tumé since bis election, officiate, There re teal M4 wards of pwenty-five Hee Ag Participate and will il froin tthe O'd routing: i down to Turtle Rock, Fhe review rl take piace, between Turtle, Rock and Girard a Satan aegis nd other offcla i! 12 witness the a niadeine Press, uri lm invited Ambrose Burnside and ment, oinpesed mainly of the officers and wembers ‘Who were with the regiment in the seryice, cele- prated thetr third anniversary and the “tenth anni- versary ef the regiment’s departure.for Washington 1n 1862 by a dinner at the Hotel Brdnewick last even- ing. Atthe dinner, besides the veteran members, there were many of the officers and privates not doing duty in the regiment at present, Among the Guest were Major General Mcloweil, — Harry Ak ten, of Providence, R iL Suet Ne tlemen were attached to ine ut jand regiment that made the famous march 4 Dapolis to the Psapp and which Millard, one of the Seventy-tirst, has handed down to the present lume im song. song was sung with a grand chorus after dinner and. ‘was, in inact, alg or the features of the evening. ‘Che regular toasts followed the dinner, and the affair broke bp at an early hour in the morning. The comuittee of arrangements, of ex-Colonel H. ‘Sinith, Colonel Henry consisting Rockafellar, and Captain James ‘4. Baker, admir- Sy eee formed thelr duties, ‘The affair was a per- ovess, Previous to the dinner the Veterans held their regular annual meeting and elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Colonel, Henry P. Mar- un; Lieutenant oe Charles Henry Smith: Senior Major, Wiliam J. Re pe 8d ire Major, Oliver Libby; A sans Harry Rockalelier; Engineer, E. A pas uartermaster, George W. Roosevelt; mmissary, James T. Sant ford; Paymaster, Philip R, Wilkins; Surgeon, Dr, Charles McMillan; Assist- fant Surgeon, Dr. James B. Keynolds, Executive Commtitee—Ex-Captams Samucl A. Bunce, O. P, Smith, Andrew Underhill, Wm. H. Benjamin, and ex-Sergeant Eben Peck. SHIPPING NEWS.|: Almanay for New York=-This Day. Sun rises....... 511} Moon sets, Sun sets... OCEAN STEAMERS. DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FoR THE MONTHS OF APRIL, MAY AND Jl |_ Sais | 8 Deatination. ‘Steamer. 7 Bowling Green 68 Broaaway. 88 Broad et. 15 Broadway. 28 Broadway. PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 21, 1871. CLEARED, arpttamabtp Ttaly (B), Grogan, Liverpool—National Steam- *Nentiship Tyrian (Br), Grelg, Glaegow—Henderson Bros, Sieamship Australia (Br), Hedderwick, Glasgow—Hen- derson Bros. Steamship Pereira (Fr), Daure, Havre—Geo Mackenzie. Ship Horatio, Hardy, Anjier for orders—V H Brown & Co, RMR EETapley, Tapley, Valparaiso and Ariea—Fabbri & auncey. Ship W G Russell, Jewett, Liverpool—Hewiett & Torrance. Ship Washington Booth, Green, Boston—Fabbri & Chaun- saan Hyack, McKay, Montevideo and Buenos Ayres—D R eWolf Co. Bark Harry Booth, Chase, Hayvana—J E Ward & Co, Bark Wm ame. Craig, Cardenas—Jas Henry Bark Rebecca Caruuaa, Lickegang, Matanizas—Waydell & 0, Brig La Creole (Dutch), Spalckbaver, Curacoa—Dovale & 0. (Brig Rabbon!, Coombs, St Pierre, Mari—H A Vatable & stig Whitaker, Colton, St George, NB-Snow & Richard- iirig Brothers, Vibert, Gaspee—Napler & Co, Sch Julia A Decker, Dunton, Grauada—B a Wenberg. Schr kvelyn, Crowley, St John, NB—Jas Murray. achth! Osprey, Crowley, Bt George, NB—Snow & Richard "Schr J W Drisko, Haskell, Georgetown—H W Loud &Co. Sehr James Warren, Drisko, Baltimore—Snow & Richard: fon. Sehr OS Rogers, Mayo, Gloucester-—A Starbuck. Schr Sea Queen, Moon, Boston—8 © Loud Benr Gertrude, Brockway, Briageport—H W Jackson & Co. Scur Nellie Bloomfeldy Hobbie, Samford. Sloop Fred Brown, Gill, Providence—H W Jackson & Co, Sveamer Vesper, Jones, Wilmington, De. Steamer Monitor, Jones, Philadeluiia, Steamer Mayflower. Philadelphia, Steamer Vulcan, Wilcox, Philadelohia. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. Steamship Northumbia (Br), Fuller, Castellamare, March 18 Messina 20th, Palerino ist and Gibraltar 27th, with mdse and | pass ger, to Chamberlain Phelps & Co, Experi enced heavy NW and BW gales for the last 10 day, ‘eamship South Ame: Marcu 46, Babi Sih Perntmuces pete, Pew Se St ‘Thomas 14th, with mdse and passengers. to WR Garrison. Steumenip Mistour), Edwards, Havana April 1 via Nassau by 3PM, with mdse and passengers, to the Atlantic amahip Virgo, Buikley, Savannah April 18, with mdse neers. Ferris & Co. Detained off the Iguanas thous co dense fog: Steamsnp Georgia, Crowell, Charleston 67 hours, with mie and passengers. to Morgan & Co. 2th ins’, Fateed sienmship City of Merida, hence for Vera Cru fe day, at noon, stexinahip Yazoo, from Phitadelphia for New OF. a a eh gm teamsbip Fanita, Doane, ‘witn mdse, to Lorillard Steamship Co. po deren Ship Mercury (nautical schoolship), Giraud, St Thomas April in ballast, to the Commissioners of ‘Charities and Chip Annie Fish, Yates, Liverpool 47 days, with on! ates, iverpool ied with m tk Yates & Porterfield, Took the Torthera pas Paine. ri@aced rough weath er, with heavy W and3 Mehip Liverpock Lambert, London, March Ship Liverpool Lambert, London, March 4, with m 28 passengers, to Grinnell Mintura & Co. Tok thon ne d had a succession of variable gales; April 2) 60 oH of Racy Took. had w cyclone, Nastione Te Rai tained no damage; Apri! Il, lat 41 30, lon 68, steering to the westward, with foss of mainmasy sail and spanker fet; had been 18 days wes Pon La Duches: 'Oriea: Feb 25 and the Down Vise, to roaster. Male a southera paseage. fh and 6th ult hada very severe gale from SW and NW; aplit several sails; Vth ist bad Shother heavy gale, commencing at east and veering to NG and NW, with a very heavy cross sea, which Kept the decks constant) \y under water; remainder of passage had light ter- rible seins y heen Doren Antwerp, 64 days, with mdse, fi Shi wos ‘ook th he En kins Bark Froy Nor), Bmawecioan, ms Boon 50 day ays, with railway irom to order—vease! Took the Southern stage ard had tne weather. ‘Aprit vis Jat 35 8 Fpoke sche De mont, from Portland tor Fi bpiaompidele Bark, Castelo (Ita), Nonte, Uirgenth 78 ¢ days, with brim- ftone to order—versel to Func! “aye & Co. Passed tar Fey had enviable weathe, 4 bees sé rig Monte Christo, Enos, Mart, 16 4 pugir to HA Vatatld & Son, April 18, tat Ceo, ratty bad n'severe gale frow NE, loeting 12 hours; spt foretop: ga, foretongalantaall, stove bulwarks, 4c; 18th, in the Gu ae Ro A rig Mercedes (Br, Hill, Clenfuegos April 6, with sugar, to Fowler &Jova, April 1S, lat 82,1 came on, with a falling a oats AMeeoe wand Lg vy in the between decks go ship making mnch water Brig Elizabets, Ames, Clentuegow Fowisr 3 overe to H Dad U ook 6, With siygar Pernambuco 45 wed the re Equant her up to lat 80, loo 73 14, lat & lon 73 30, parse Schr © H Kell 20 day woo! and hides, to vied wrottests weather fchr MB Tower (of Boston), Phillie, Port Antonio, a 12 ayn, with fruit to William Wauson—veel vo BIW sli Lat 80 38, lon 73), had w severe Lurricane romn NA, ours; spit maingall Srooked Inland April 9 tu fteering Nj Schr Eula Prances (af Mount Desert, Me), But . Bay, Je, 20 sere, w with logwoed to A H Solomon's ¢ heen | tomaatir, Aprll 16 at £5400 75 96, experienced m severe gale from ESi to NNE and 8, with a tremendous seas was compelled to send before the whad 93 hours; shipped fen, wh ve cabin windows and partly till with water; broke j15boom and grasted off stern mex atier blowing open the safe succeeded in | Jorh, int $693, lon 74 41 i stera moulding. a 74 41, spoke ack? Legon ane Away its Contents, consisting | of | tor hew York, with loss of foreaad foretacuend nearly $1,500 In --g and valuable papers. The phen, quent Fe ), Corson, Cienfuegos tiheves stuibeequen: Put themselves in” com. | 38 days, wih sugar, to Malan, Bhelps & Co—vessel to mas. munication ert ine police aud returned | ter. -APril 16 Ju, RE 2, lon 76:0, hait'n serece burncnas the papers to tem. But if they ever returned apy | fommencing, at BE veering @mund. to ENE, lasting i of he imoney the president o1 tile company (Captain Scbr A A Holton, G "Gorkon, Conpus Christi day huites and woo! ted Ht Brower’ AC bg ae LJ — of ie passage. rt Bia wed ir Mary ‘eankin, ler, Li 2 acto Fapien ‘A Beatric. Baal soe mp i gar ey pea Pie san nb na 1 seer Waa eM timben, to Evans, Ka £ 5, me, ae we Sebr Joh rere Wimtngton, NO, @ days, with naval wi abe Tae ~ chr Hunter, Crat a) Ln 4 . to master, de bound te Newport, 5c 7 dave saith ata ebr J L Merrill, Wic! Richmond, \ ‘chr Justina, Dénnison, Ri Sehr D W Vaughan, Pare vensel to forthe Communipaw yards, New York. The cars Bote Sigal Jennings, Matthews, Virminia, ‘Were lonaed iu from six and ahaif toten mtuutes | Brur Montsrue, Linginesm veri ee Cuch, and will reach New York in ninety-six | Schr}! Simpson, Vail Virgioia. In transit, The old mode of shipment requires 240 | sonra CN seas ‘in i wad hots for the same distance. If this shipment proves Virginia success{nl a company Will be formed here for bulld- nghn, Virginia, ing avd operating them on the roads west of here to pate. ile. Vir Schr Avzie By Voorhien, ¥ trgink Bebr LH Hocking, Prearuora’ ¥irtie Rohr Re ecea Knight, Baruet{, Virginia, Kebr Denle Hastings, ‘iton, Virginia. Bohr Lalin Rookby Ffecmas Virginia for Portamout Schr eorge Motchiie, Baveook, Virzinia ae ‘New Haven.) E 8 Smith, Vanclent, Arexan Scar W © Atwater, P raat owns worn ry Elizapet ih, ‘onder Jr, siraette gett rh Oliyan, Lon, Uiorgeunen, By fanieoy, a bag ‘DO, Ber J W Rucneey, Cranmer, Georgetown, DC, Kenr Thomas Hoot, Somers, Georgetown, DO? Seur WL Sierce, Latarge, Georewwn. ' S82, earky NUTey, opelah Corabelas Beh a oT days, wh Schr MH Stogkhams Irving, Philadelphia. for ston! Schr Faunle Waraie, Dickenson, Philadelphia for Badge: ad Reayon, sone Philadelphia for Provi- Herbert, Crowell, Philadelphia for Cohasset, gone t Tainad city, Ale, Te for Philadelpula, Put in for a harbor. Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Wilbur, Boston for New Y. gitor Re Wauatoed anobored st tart inand Sieraeat of 20th : cs seg at rae, Sipe. ee Hew ‘Sone al y ror 2"Bore Ham, St Jobo, NB, for New York, ra Boreal with lumber to Talbot. Co.” —_ cco Blatchford, Calais for New York, with lum- oir Wi Nit Maiiler iT (new) cer Calais for New York, 7 writs lumber to Jed Fr oh Hall Lawrence, Portland for New York. jenr D elly, Ke! iy, Plymou for New Yor! Bur Be D Mangam, Chase, New Bedford for New York. Scar NH Skinner, ory Thrasher, Dighton for Georgetown, Sehr K: ton, Palmer, Providence for New York. Schr Ellen, Ferkingy Kelly, 'v, Norwich for New York. Schr R McLean, n, Harttord for New York. Sehr Whitman, ‘dinds; Haritord for New York: Schr J R Brick, Wilson, Bridgeport for New York. Schr H Bisley, Buckley, Bridgeport for Hoboken. Sehr 8 K rldgeport for New ¥ork. Sehr Sallie Huston, be ng ‘Stamford for New York. Schr OC Acken; Mead, Stamford for New York, Schr Hazelton, Cummin; Legg oe) for Geo wn. Schr Wm Arthur, pore mn, Huntington for Rondout. Senr EJ Heraty, Meredith, ——— for New York, with pav- ing atone to Cadet & Co. Eieamer United States, Davis, Fail River for New York. Steamer Metis, Davis, =, Providence for New York, with mdse and passengers, to E A Dantels & Co, BOUND East, bs Washington Booth, Green, New York for Boston ut). Otgehe MR Cartisle, Northrap, Jacksonville for New Haven, Schr Mary Alice, Corbin, Virginia for Hempstead Harbor. Behr © Miller, Prior, Virginia tor New Schr Amelia, Peroy, Virginia for New Hi ,Sght Tuomas Potter, Anthony, Philadelphia for New Bed- » South Amboy for Bri der, Port Johnson for Bdceport Bcht Richmond, Dow, Fort Johnson for Hosta Schr Loon, Johnson, Port Johnson for Providence. Schr J PW. linea, Thompson, Fort Johnson for Wareham. Sehr WC Thompson, Port Johnson for Ware- am. Mohr H L Mosher, Mosher, Troy for vovdence. Schr Oriando Smith, Ferris, Albany |. Porvchester, Schr B A Conkling, Pouer Coxsackie ‘or Fortamouth. Schr Jalla A Tate, Tate, Rondout for tsi Igeport, Schr Greene Connty Tanner, ner, Hyde, R rout for Newport Sehr Clara Post, Perry, J ty for Hort Jefferson, Schr W H West, Jersey City for Providence. Schr Mail, Holmes, New York for Greenwich. Sehr Asher 5 Parse Carpet.ter, New York for Glen Cove, Schr Telegraph, Asuby, New York for Noank. Selu George Stirs, Harber, New York for Mystic. Schr North Star, Beckwith, New York tor London. Schr EM Well, Kelsey, Row York pe adie wo, chr eck, Brouce, New 3 Sehr Crusader, egg New Fon eel PARR re Schr Chas Frere, Meany, New York for New London, Echt Geo Dawning, Hutenins, New York for Glenwood. Schr A'S Saudter, Chase, New York for New Bedford, Behe ezeruee, Phinney, New York tor Fall River (not previousl Scr M Vassar, dr, Keily, Now York for Piymouth. Schr Lu Hatch, Hi, few York for Hartford, Schr f Hamilton. Ham, New York for Greenvich, Schr Richard Morrell, Morrell, New York for Bridgeport. Schr ie ¥ Puncan, Bradshaw, New York for New Haven. bebr , Chase, New York for Provincetown. Schr W ‘ate Suntth, New York for Millstone Point, chr Hanna D, Smith, New Yors for Connesticut, chr KP Sinith, Nicherson, New York for New Bedford. Schr Senaror, Badenburg, New York for Hartford. Schr Veto, Box, New York for Thomasto Behr Hotges; Fendievon, New York for B Bettaat | Schr Agenora, Jordan, New York for Franklin, Sent Dein Rook, Creamer, New York for Portamouth, Schr Malanta (Br), MeBurnie, New York for Windsor, NS. Scbr Nye, Davia, New York for Fall River, Eels Fiying Fish, Bole, New York tor Northport Sloop Lafayette,'Kelly, Dison for New Ha Eteamer Dons, Young, New York for Providence. Steamer Metis, Davis, New York for Proviaence. Wutteston®. LI, April 21—7 PM. A severe thunderstorm, accompanied by heavy rain aud terrific gusts of wing Ried this district and raged with much violence from 4 till 6 this PM. With the exception of demo.ishing a few ciate shanties and levelling some trecs it did not cause any serious damage. The shippin; the harbor at the time, anticipating the near approach of a siorm from the threatening aspect of the weather @ short tin Se aes made all sug about their vessels and escaped uatejure ‘Tie ship Washington Rooth anda number of schooners have anchored off the flats, opposite Whitestone. They will probably proceed at r ight to-morrow, BELOW. Ship Aurora (Br), Uttey, from Hamburg (by pilot boat J W Elweil, No 7). Wiad at sunset N, light. Shipping Notes. ‘Phe Twenty-third street ferry vridge at Greenpoint is un- dergoing repairs, which it greatly needs, The iron ferryboat Fulton, deaigned for the Union Ferry Company and to be run on the Fuiton ferry, will be launched from the yard of her builder, Mr T F Rowland, Greenpoint May 10. The sister bot, Farragut, not quite #0 far advancod, ‘will be sent into the water about two weeks later. Mesre Laurence & Foulks, shipbuilder, have removed thetr business from the foot of North Firth street, Willtams- burg, to the foot of Noble street, Greenpoint, and are putting everything in pleasant order about the new place. The tug- boat intended to replace the Phoenix, destroyed in the lowez bay by the eavlustun uf Ler botler, te fast going up under the direction of this firm. She is in frame and will be pushed forward to speedy completion. She will be very strong, very able, and, hopes are entertained, very fast. The new boat is £6 feet length’ of keel, 100 feet overall, 21 fect breadth of beam and 10 feet depth of hold, The slips preparatory to building bridges, driving piling, &c, for the accommodation of the Roosevelt street ferry, are being dredged. The work o! removing the present houses will be commenced as soon as practicable, that the East Raver Bridge Company may begin excavating for the sinking of the New York caisson. Pier No 21 East river is being repaired, not pler Nol, as erroneously avnounced. The latter needs rebuilding. The undoubted success of the Suez Canal has served to make the world dissatistied with all the existing channels of commerce which are out of a straight line. It has acted as the spur to our government to connect the Pacific and At, Jantic Oceans by means of a ehtp canal across the Isthmus of Darien, which, it is to be hoped, will be commenced #0 soon as practicable after the surveying party now on the ground shall have decided upon a route, Other ship canal projects have been inspired by the success of the Suez Canal. One that may be prominently mentioned fs the opening of a continuous waterway from the Gulf of Lyons to the Bay of Biscay—a distance of 235 miles, Another enterprise of simi- lar nature is worthy of reference. It is for the severance of the Isthmus of Corinth, between the Guifs of Egina and Le- panto, to open a more cirect route for the trade of the Black Sea, Turkey, Asia Minor and the Grecian Archipelago, with the Mediterranean coast and Southern Europe, as well as for that portion of ft seeking other countries through the Straits of Gibraltar, shortening the distance to these points by seve- ral hundred miles. There is also another work of this kind spoken of, that being to connect the Baltic Sea with the German Ocean, with the view of escaping the risk of disns- ter attending the passage of vessels through the Skdger Rack and Cattezat, Marine Disnsters. Snip RovAL ARTUR, from San Francisco for Liverpool, before reporied ashore near Wateford, is stated é Geapatch to have become a total wreck. pices Sure W J Hatriecp (of Yarmouth, NS), Bain Liverpool, bound to Philadelphia with'a yeneral car; ri at St Thomas on the 4tb instant fo distress, with radi HIP QUFENSRERRY, Torran from Coer Beugal, WU days ou, pot isto Barvadoe on the eh eat iene ing, and was discharging her cargo. SHIP ARLINGTON (Br), at Philadelphia 20th inet from Antwerp, reporis had s continuation of westerly entire passage, lost radder head, split ‘sails, an cargo. Bark Hewny ApDERLY (Br to Honolulu 18th ult in distress, ready for sea on the 2d SITY, of New London, Ct, owned by Mesars Co, with 200 bUla of elephant Toe Sonia 1, Li foun Agek night of L0tn inst. Toye ‘baveyene te her assistance, but she wil! probably go to pleces, Soun Gro H Benz, Smith, trom Arroyo, was spoken 16th inst with loss of Son NEVADA, fom Turks gis Ye ott cen April 15, in lat urt of provisions. SOR SARAM, from Mobile for Havana, with lumber, pu into Torwigas Hat inst leaking, and sunk th the harbors’ Pt Sonn Eta MATTURWS, at Baltimore 20h inst from Charleston, had Leavy weatuer, during which sprung @ leak; Iso eprung toremast, Hartman, which put back ad repaired and was veariy PR, for Boston, Me, was 25, ton’ 74, with loss of salle wad Whalemen. an Youn Jargn) Sherman, of NB, safled from: Table . OGH, Feb 16, for home. by 9 Kau een, Cotte, of NB, arrived at 6 M se " at Singapore March » Arrived at New Beaford 19th, bark Helen Snow, Aretic Oci ‘Gites an Rov 50 F Lad ian Fel she 283 rd rH ne Be ‘ee By rf arch 7, 8, NB, 2) bbis ep since phy Me Bb miles SW’ of Cuttybunk, bark Sea Fo: bh ort, from New Kedford for “Atlantic Ocean, | Jan 24, Thomas Uliver, a native of Bremen, ship’ pente ‘Aiso ‘arrived 1! bark Alaska, Fish, Arctic Ocean, Hi hufu how J8 Formatde de Novouhe: Marek Mf oni tas thos ‘oft and 4,000 Ibs bone. Bent home 1,000 bole sp ofl. Han freight 760 ble wh oll, from bark Lagoda, Reports Spoken. interes Mauning, from, Boston (Feb 10) for Valpa- ety Baus Garlos, Strout, trent” Taleabs Boston, Feb 98, int 017 8, Jon 8a La, wae ie Foreiga Ports, ABROTO, PR, pon 1~In port brig Evening Star, for Bal- timore In 8 few day Bvexos Avena, March 20-Cloared previous, Sirene, for New york. jPod oat see T Bish Howard, OW ren, sai for do; Fd Rane, ts ce Sat deat ar ee Aleyoné; Davis, and et D eaten Gray Fe rned Duncan (Br), sured yt et sobs ae oo Bhip rayeo, tin Pints ase —~ o- Tarn, ~. Schr 8 R Nméson, Jameson, Georgetown, Do, for fudaon Yh brie Gla Teak, Coombe, We re; 08 sara i inert ta omas, Coarengee, NB Ge oa iit How York: ont * fees es, yatianar i), Manele vane te 2 nn Tv yon D8 Pa Srey son Of He ‘oo iio eait denon, ‘smith, shoei rete he paon (ir), tvs, do f 1h, bi Rion, tie Se, ao och He he maar Heya aol bare ‘Exton, Liverp Br). Alien, 7 Ruth H Bakef, Lo frie elle,’ Dyer, Fauadelpbins ice ; schr Emma fi cap Hanover (NG), imbeo i ey Green, hia; 12th, stea (and sailed ith ives; Peters, Bos satan Wosley: Serra a 0 Morena and eed 14 14th for north at ntigtas) er icra ls wee an elayo doy bark Boatiand ae ‘Roche, Gulls; =e *uaiy a a oa ey cDonald, ywport via St Topkine, Pita aa play Tithe sah 4th go City ae Ms migrant, Yerm Oru era, CPUS ioaail for Now Fore a Send brig Harmon Sinan row Yorks ‘ith, barks Olimpia, ‘Magdalena, (8p), Baners, do; aay ath Pees ig Jamon (Br), Bailent, wis, and Marion Gage, Pebiher Saati orth, eae esi E (Br, Wood, Boston; bg here She nin areinody bad Favorite (Bn, Fe [ALIFAX, ri am ive VO! fea, Livervool beg i Emebne (Br), Morrell, and Arthur (Br), Aswood, ‘Sued ‘PM 19th, steamanip,Trojan (Br), Thompson, St John, Tivenroor, Anril19—Arrived, ship © H Marshall, Mar- shall, New York; 20th, steamship Nova Scotian, nig Benga Baltimore; snips Tnuporter, Dur Durl cna Mobile; Annie Benga} ne. eeeeen ; barks utis, Bearner, and Vesta, lewood, Galveston, pMOYHELE, ‘Avril 21—Arrived, steamshtp Dorian, Young, ew Yi NFLBOURNE, Fob 18—Satled, - Lady Cearns (Br), San Francisco via Newcasile,.. ‘MONTEVIDEO, March previous, Onetda, Mo- Gilvery, Cardiff; Minnie Rootes Arete Yuan F Pierson, Oliver, Portiand; Clara, McConnell, New York ; St Georges, Mercer, Savannal Sntled previous to 0th, Cooper, Valparaiso; At- lantic, McKenzie, New York. MAYAGURZ, Fr April 1 (back date)—In brige Water Witch, Sanford, from Baltimore, arrived Rear rch a disg: Mystic; to lond for Baltimore. ‘North, pet arrived ae (br), oer Sik from Baltimore, "Cleared Marel trig W A Rogers (Br), for New Haven NATANZAS, April 6—Arrived, brigs Maria Wheeler, Wied. er, and Isadora, Rlonda (Br), rus Plummer, New ‘ork; schre R fimogt. Bowe. G04 rexel iT, Rompers Rese ne ine, miaor (ir 18) ener’ “New ‘York Grose (ri Peli Wm.’ Welsh, Spo i ee pitas Harald (Bry Porat doy sehr i a slizabeth. coe Sricase at a pa handle Eciun, ‘Grower, Banor, Rowts ps A Rasen ‘oat a on 7 Tacke?, Tacks boarkling Water, th, stig: Rhrrent Beg Biaiton, ha ay se ipa 24 ail Font NC sinh, ee sure Brighan ristol, RL;'8 B Hume, och ia ae! bark 4 5 To In, Guo, Eelndaaaia brig : J rar ea ew ag riolan, Sean ny Gareo Loago, Bierce, ‘Cardenas asi 4th, bark isopis Wier (BE), ‘Pierson, i York} brign sobre les ee Gisele ‘rites ayy Began 1, one by bark G Colduist New York; Cleared Parana Bi rel and er Andrey Byer, do. Srane ye iy fehre Arc frevurus geodsell, New Nassau, April Baven ‘ald for Havana); | vit, bri jain Fare ee ers AT abt for "Long Infant and New Vere) dat tour Hob Tedder, Key Went (end eld for Harbor tstan be ared 10th, ship Storm King (Br), Coyle (from New York Galveston (having repaired); brig Mary Jane Wilbur (Fr), Maney’ (from Ne: nporc Eng) do do; 1ith, schr Gertrude, Ingram, Ke} ‘Went. NEW bast ‘NSW, Feb 26—Arrived, bark Geo Treat, , Melbour ORtlied Feb 17, tis ships te ated Blake, San Francisco; 25th, Wo Bonner, ‘eon NT 10, Ja ‘April 7—In port schr O M Marrett, “"Surexstown, April zl, PM—Arrived, opiapelld Russia, Cook, New York Yor Liverpool (and proceeded). Racoon, April 1o—In port ship. He Herald of the Morning; Winsor, from San Francisco Viaslugapore, chartered Wo lo rice for'Falmouth, RIO JANRIRO, March 25—Arrived previous, Presti James, Baltimore: David Owen, Chadbourne, Lisbon; Min: dora, Barkley, Baltimore; Cricket, Rean, do; Wavelet, Mo- ww York. ‘led previons to tape JaliaC orp Haskell, New Or- Yamoyden, Raltimor Sagadahoc, Curtis, lark, Baltimore; Jeremiah Simonson, Bal Redwing, Clark, Warren ora New" Orleans rt Rare a rdw (0) _ oa thick, "New "Yorks “Bleetrm, do? stil a Rope, mobile: Raager, Baltimore; Sultana, pak Wy York; Genitio, Kuse, Galveston: Queen of the Fleet, Falmaus, Baltimore; Tiekler, Rourcles, ‘ited States; Jo" hannes Kterr, Hansen, New York; Zamboni, Robertson, Penaacol Cleared preriousto the 35th, Frobiing, for Hampton Roads. Rd THoMAR, sg Aprild Arrived, brigs Osseo: Court; Buenos bee, Staples, B Baroedon, and sailed 18th for i Pits bins 8 Packare: Packard, Conary, and Area for airelbo, PRi achr Sarah’ B, Sanboray Guada- loupe, and satied 8th for Arroyo, P! Satled ath, bri iia aegee New York. Sacu, — Fauny, Purner, Phi may Stk, Avia Havana; co nish, Fiaties Matani ariena, ‘Nichols, Port- Glin er wr Mereaith, Ayres, Matanzas; tour EF Cab ada, hia. Seale ae ‘itge Atlan, Flodedon, Dei son, New York; achr Nilson, Kerr, d tits north of Taueras; "Rensaw, Sylv ms, Thompson, do; scht Ella Amiden, ‘Smith, Philadel- i re G0; April 2—Arrived, brig Mineola, Watts, Balti- wos Ath, hark MeNairn (Br), Fulton, Ardrossan sapere reoaty e: Bunker, sebr Hound fax. NS. ‘ brigs Secret (Br), Anderton, Guantanaino; Pairre dant (Ey MeLaughita, do and Baltimore. ‘pril 20—Arrived, ship Glory of the Seas, Sears joni: brig James Clare,’ Fulton, do; schr Calvin, Clark, New Yor! Cleared alee. a Leading Star @r) Foote, Philadelphia. TABLE Feb. 18—Arrived, bark Corea, Bangs, Cobu (and Pied Ba for ie ecpock oth (~ for suppiies; American Ports. BosTON, April 20—Arrived, ship Francis Hil Walker, Liverpool; schi ndon, Beanett, fi (Br), jewoast) Dirigo, Snow, Baiti- Restless, Baxter, Faliadepaint KR Thomas, Arnold, Philadelphia; Golden ’ Eagl Howes, do; Eliza Willams. Corniab Albany; William M Martha Weeks, Flowers, bndouts Bay ships Ale Br), Mouland, Li Oriental, Snow atin ie TBs Ader Cornite Si Tein, Ray’ Kedeineton, Miller Phi adelphia: sehrs Wark Bra Chase, New Orleans; Annie I; Reynolds, Sipple, Brae ‘also cleared, bri; Unleorn (Dutch), ‘Cook, Surina: Saiied—Wind SSEto ENE, steamship Aleppo; ship Weodbary,, and others, outward bound, remalued at ackor t. mer McClellan, trom Battimore; abi lent bark RF Buck Curtis, ‘iver 601; brig Golednda, Lord, Cienfuegos; ‘chr Hele, fom BALTIMORE, April 90—Arrived, bark es «xa, Kuckens Liverpool; brign Wenonah, Stone,” Ponce, PR Humming Bird (Bri, Macomber, Ari j rebre Matthews, McElwee,” Charleston’ (nee oceans Bente, Robinson, New Haven; H @ orgy Hand, hide Cleared—Steamer Geo Appold, Hor fenrietie rar Hees ‘Albretiiven, Cork Tor ‘orders; (arp Nelson, Went 1 Indies (and cleared); ee (Br Git. fe ‘anelro; Glimpse (Br), Endicotte, “di Wolth, Danap. Maienzas’ nohra. Rerene Jones, euthern $ Watarge, Munro, Washington, NO; CE ‘Ji allen reham; Brandywine, Adama, New Bedf« oes Sailed—Brige Mazdas, wan Addle Hale, Alice, Seth Arrived, steamer Wi jeonedy, liallet, Boston; ster Mchrs Lk LKC rT and Parallel, McFadden, New jogswell, Sweet, ‘ork. BRISTOL, April 19—Sailed, schr Mary B Manoney, Ander. gon (from Fall River), New York or Puhadelph in Beving Fe- POHARLESTON, Hl 18-Salled, schrs Cynomnre, & ham, and Ripley oy Ronee, W Wiley, tg _~ get Atrived, brie’ Ermmestade, Matanzas, 4—Steamer Fall River, Philadelphia. EASTPORT, ‘April 20-—Sauled, revenue echr Vigilant, for Philadelphia. EDGA JARTOWN, April 13—Arnved, bark Ephra! eae ac arts Passed (n—Schr Addie Bursley, from the West Indies for Baltimore. Passed out—Steamehtp Corintbian, Graham (from Balti- mer yESTOR: april M—Arrived, brig Fl Rati GAL April M— Arr jorence, Rathbun Boston (not New York . , Cleared—Bark M E Leeds, E’mondson, Liverpool, 20th—Sailed, steamship Tillie, Partridge, Lg York. GARDINER, Apel ‘Arrived, schr Cherul New ¥eniled ‘Mth, sehr Adriana, gpmaton, New ete 15th, schr PELOUGESIER, Apri 30 “ae red, brig William Steven: ived, ‘ a from Calais for Revark; echrs Herald, tat and janet! Pratt, Rockland for New ‘York: 88 Lewn James Tilden, Jordan, Ellsworth for do; ett, and Abbie § Oakes, New York for Ban eoae 7KSONVILLE, April WecArriveds sear Wm Abbott, mith, Bostor Cleared 15th, sehr 8J Gilman, Donald, New York. wees April 15—Cleared, schr M A Rich, Bowden, Ma- NEW ORLEANS, April tc » ‘tn pri Arr barke H D Brook. Hilton, te sie alae hia. Below, Sadan realy Dark Basjuale a fells ai La Nava, from 88-A-L'OUTRE, April 16—Arrived, ahip % uhasee tree bn fram ‘New York. Gutside, bark Suez, 'M: Ig RouTHWEST Pass, Aprii 16—Arrived, ship Record, Graves, from Aptwerp; bark ania path from Sontenr thiet be on, Rio Jane! any wast ey nel from New York; Charlotte WRORPOLR, “April IA steamship ‘chra, ‘Robert H Felt, Reti sive aot —% ‘New fore 4 Eclipse, Thomy E B Wharton, Honsell, do; wine, acon Williamaburet Miranda, Hardy, New Haven; las L, Hewett, Foster, N: Cleared—Scl 1 Ae JW Allen, Eleuthera. Bailed—Sehr ‘augban, Parsona, New ror EW BEDFORD, April 19--Arrived, echr A Heaton, Phin- 0) Api rg en, ‘urs Storm Kinj wen, Portland Yor New York i; Josephine G Collyer, Levy Giana for do; Tryphenia, Pigeon Cove for do; MB Mahoney, Anderson, Pal ali River {Se Now York (or Phila: ‘alled—{ fee fotiet, Parker, Sandwich for New York, NORWICH, Apri ear ‘SP M Tasker, Allen, Alexandrie ss go Albany arcace! DOW, Apriie—Balled, bark Ava (Sal), Davis, allen, PHILADELPHIA, Aprit 20—A1 me Areted,ahipa Artington¢ Woniiaarttcd: Neate erage iat Garrow, Tota brig Manlius (Br), Todd, Guai sche G4 Erricksan, kK; 7 Pirdon, rien BS do: Pome Hand , Pro Weiah val fall River(eo Dee'ing, iar, poner, ‘inalhavens ‘Quaddy, ahie Calais; Sallie neared Schrs 1B MoCauley, Cala, Matansas; Bedonta, ‘wea, April 20—Arrived, bark Casiida, from Turks Taland. 2iet Arrived, achrs A Hepmont, Ron Ay M eapitsor cl fryer tie pith # i BE , Aprit Oten- TTUCKEE, vei 1—Gailed, sobs Emme. White, Now nee Ee sonrs A 3 i -8 repeat Denis phate We mas Raia See cialis Ske ts Wed icGar, SaicitonD, April 19—Arrived, schr Sardinian, deals, Boy Eliza & “ahd Frank Wales Norfolk; yr ae LE ra ae York EES a “ROCKEAN ood Kautdins | ine ee bars ee src , a2 eeieicayeysaue MN FRANCISCO, Abril te Arived, $i P ware free ht (Ry Brows, Newport; brig -Hi Gate (Br oe Livei Sued vee Catan Sate ig in Lie ‘Beebe, ew urdett Hart, Robpins, New Haven. Phitadeipht ee et Bact fy ret oc Rana ton foe Now 7 Fant, from isi HiGckland for Wimington, NO. York ; Susan, 81 perma, oc ra Ayres, Philadel) ane ifom all Rew Yor se, Aron eeheasiin u wail near ou, id), Jersey City. VINEYAR! VEN a Ty Boson! ch : hon Reilatn, ES ly 3 Boston ; ‘thie Ms jenves, Baitimore for Portland; Hickman, mal ridge, ‘NJ, 3 Rotions Delaware, Kellar, ie for jath ; Korot, Ke eport for Machias; Nol igut, Harper, New Haven for Calais; Wm Wallac Boston for’ ina iphia; Neilie C Paine, Doane, do for Georgetown, ‘verrlll Calais for'Now York; & H ashe cols, do arr ce eee er ‘April 18—Arnved, steamship Regula- tor Freeman, New ore? barks Courier ie ae Bartiett, do; Ocean Mail (Br), Thee, Cardi cits Willie Mowe, » and Jor Oakes, Oakes, New York. MISOELLANLOUS, AS NOUNCEMENT, THE DNIveRsiry MEDICINES “ “rote, “rayontTe PRESCRIPTIONS” ot the sh NEW YORK, MEDICAL, UNIVERSITY, Cineorporated by ties State of New York.) QATATRI NERVOUSNESS, BROCE HEART DiI URALGIA, KIDNKY AFFECTION, ICROFULA, * LOOD MALADI BAF NE: IVER DISEAS. VSPEPSL VE AFFECTIONS, E ADAG! ERVOUS DEBILITY, ASTUMA, AGUE, EPILEPSY, ST. VITUS" DANCE, TUM RS, ORGANIC. WEAKNES3, PARLAYS {ERVOUS EXHAUSTION, Ab EArSIs, EXUAUSTING DRAIN OX. RHEUM ATISM, . SYSTEM, CONSUMPTION, “says s _— “TREATED SUCCESSFULLY BY THE UNIVERSITY, MEDICINES. HE NEW YORK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY, N08. 6 AND 8 UNIVERSITY, PLACE, NEW YORK ciry, THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES are to-day sweeping the country from Maine to Mexico, be- Coming the leading bealth restoratives, and rapidiy superned- {ng the old poisons, nostrums and nauseous drags, and thelr Bale is hhecoming enormous, Foe are now bar nik acribed by over 00) phys! a NO FORGED CERTIFICATES REQUIRED, No medicines ever originated have recetved so many, ine certificates of cures in ao brief a spaces of tine. We are daily receiving letters from every part of the count from patients snd phyncians, rec ing the moat astow Jas cures performed by these remedies.“ Many of these casee had been considered beyond the power of cure. We wi could publish these letters for the encouragement of the afllicted, but ® book of 1,000 pages would uot contain them. OUND FLUID EXTRACT OF CANCER FLANT— Caehcratule, Cancer and all Blood Diseases. Price, wi "Por full description se the 6 Universtiy’ ‘Aimanac. HYDRATED OXYMEL—A positive cure for pergee 3 » with peer foe fall i Seecriptlon sé iversity Aimanac. OXYD PHENYL—The only cure for Deafness extant: Price, with book. ii es ‘oF full descripti iy PHOSPHORUS—The remedy f¢ Wearieg and Hiuaoation, ae with Boge gen For full deseription see the “University Almanac. pLITHIA—A marvellous remedy for the Disease of the Kid- 8. Price, with book. ‘$s. ‘or full ‘description seo c, eae SPECI FI0—Cures | ‘the moat intractive form of Price, with book ez Catarrh, For full description toe the he “Universiiy Almanac.” NEURALGO-RHEUMATIC ELIXIR—Cures cone and Rheumatism. Price, with book.. +082. For full description see vine = Gaivevaiiy’Almauae.* ALKALINE RESOLVENT—A splendia Todtzed Mises Pi janvee! gt fall Gescriptiow ase the “Universtiy Almanac. bedpreegh tNl TONIC OF PERU—An infallible jusness and Debility, Price, ith THE REMY TLEGRR ATED CORLYRRSES. BUSINESS BOOK FOR 1871." Free at the principal ofices and agencies, DOWNTOWN AGE! HUDNUT'S, HERALD BUILDING, ais BROADWAY, N.Y. 1,14 BROADWAY, NEAR TWENTY-KIGATH 8T., N. ¥ LL POWDERS AND OUIWARD APPLICATIONS close up the pores of the akin, render it harsh, coarse aud Gaboy, and in & short time destroy the complexion. 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