The New York Herald Newspaper, April 23, 1871, Page 12

ye ee j ORIENTALISM. MEGROLAND. ae are ae Walting for the “Bons,” Whe Doce Not ty ‘entire passage. Come—Saturday Night at the Oricotal Clad | “park Tho St. Domingo Commission from | tense. to grier-—reaael to Kuster, Lett’ dioraar Feb 1; had ad ., Atthe rooms of the Uriental Club there assembled | gue trom NW, a ‘during which Sn ga eee a Md ay Outside Standpoint, last evening as jolly a crowd as one could wish to foray catbes and jinbromewith everything aiaehed: “| “J tobe it, ‘to April 6 bad constant head apd time see. The “Boss” was expected present, bus he see, a hy wasn't, Pickford was fying sbont in his shirt sleeves, steaming hke a well blown horse and full of busmess an¢ chowder. Tooker, the ex-Mar- Tow « Darky President Gave the Wade Commis. won the Cold Shoulder—The Social, Financial Sbandoned ‘berore reparted) ;the imainmast hea a 2 shal, ocenpted the front parlor, parieying | and bowsprit were all xone, sogetber with the rig Totctrme te |e ee hoe ms | ee eee eres mocracy on a Gallagher case.” Judge —_ Shandley hioh was scratch aie writing, as foll ercby im the Past, Hunger in one corner comparing notes with Judge Voorhees, | Were waterlogged aid diamasted, cablu oa forecaatie broken | i wiianes snd Eel of Williamaburg, and his friend Captain Wogiom; | sc ce vit aad inst Bis mearty HA ae reand a And al weed Bassiord, shining like the drigntest of his wares, | then bore away EN; wind was SSW, wo lost all our water, im the Future. were six Wihowt ang, hen we caught a little rain; the gibed the hirsute Inspector Jamieson, who had just punishea seventeen plates of chowder, with a full grown red pepper inciudea; Assemblyman Camp- beil’stood at one corner of the billiard room, endea- capin being broken in Provisions, clothes, books and instruments; we have nothing to eat but o little raw beef and pork, Saturday, Fed 25, (The crew of the South- ern Cross were taken off and janded in Engiand,) April 4, spoke brig Gaiatea, of Pictou, NS, bound 10 Demerara, re- Hnited Stave Consul Conard has just returned to 2 ‘This clty from Port au Prince, Haytl, where he has } 7 hot) coax James Ryan to give a little mustache | ported having nad very heavy’ weather, April 20, lat #3 been for twelve years as a representative of tle | youd. whl Colligan sat quietly contemplating ihe bo rh 1G, spoke brig Joatua king, of 8t Jono, NB, trom idence among | crowd aud stroking his heavy black lp hair. John | “ark Linda cof Philadel American government. His long reé! | O'Connell Lynch was busily engaged in a learned with ugar to ‘Mosca Ta zy ey orw wall ce, ‘he natives of the isiand —— aamnscere sen | Guaquiciinen —s bis apart 4 Seer ee SE and NNW south of Laie: ry for this republ ; Pt , On the re! ive merits of ma C8 lam ich carried away bulwarks and rail, aod lost an Taaue By oneal me ‘iin his reach | chowder, white Free Labor Donahue and Senator | started everything moveable about aeck ; since fine weather; ‘| vast amount of useful information wil . pp ee ea, fm reference tw their relations with this and oiner | Joe Lynes discussed the question of lemale help aD | “ark Cienfuegos, allen, Olenfuegos. via Savannah, 5 dn ae 1 to a | Help from “the Old Man.” As the hours passed on ere abe put in veaky, wha ugar to ‘Pouvert & co, Hed countries, and he unbesitatingly «disclosed aad the “Boss” did not appear it was apparently ‘weather, ey Remaup reporter yesterday morning the result of | mutually agreed upon that he would not come, 80 Bark George Henry (Br), Jenkina, Cienfuegos 17 days, i ve be 'n subjects affecting the he usual Saturday nignt festivities were com- ; with sugar, to Tucker & tburne—vease! to Boyd & Hinck* Rome of bis Observations 01 sun) menced und carried out. Singing, gibing, story tieras, April 16, bad a heavy 3 ‘Imberests of tuis country. Speaking frst of the visit of the St. Domingo Com- Had heavy gales from SW toSE and NNW south of Latte fh," Been b days. north of veiling, billiard’ and bagatelle were indulged In, | &4,¢ from north, tasting for & hours, in which apilt maintop- and everybody was made to feel as mach at home as Krig Carrie E Pickering (of Deer Inle, me), Torrey, Mes- Safi, mainstaysall and fib, % . | Whe owned the place. sina Feb 25, with fruit to Lawrence, Giles & Co—rensel 10 S mlasloners at Hort au Prince nay Agila i ie eters ee LMcrchanl’e ‘Go, “Hlaa Ene ‘weather down the Mosier. qmuire mock penetrarion to discs . } ¥ yancen ae arch 11, with @ strong breeze eI , ess o Y : ine weather fi lor ‘the id= Presilout of Siayt! invited them (under pressure of | DAKOTA LEGISLATIVE TROUBLES, fromthe tne Weather far dato a camer ml < -Bhetr own solicitations) to his palace, he did tt with ~~ Houced severe, stronk gales from 8H 10 NE ash eae “ ‘ ‘ a i cross sea; split an ‘ai Gi ), jon. ‘bed groce, nasmuch as the object of thelr visit | Yawarom, D.'T., ‘April 21, 1871, fo, fell ta with bark Hazard (sw. from’ Havana. for Fal- was knows and had become anpopular by public The spectal session of the Legislature, which was | mouth, E, waterlogged and diemasted; took off the cap- sili convened on Tuesday, was brought to a sudden ter- | {sin 4nd crem, 10 in number, and brought them to this port Reroxree—(o What manner did be receive them, | mination just as the Most important business had yore Harmony (Br), Lock, Havana, 10 days, with sngar to then t | been fimsned. A despatch was received by Gov- ‘“Twelr reception was somewhat after the fashion | €rnor Burbank on that day from Secretary Fish, inviting himeelf to | Which read as follows:—“The Attorney General is vessel to Bromares, Morrell 4 Cushman. April ‘a heavy northe Y which lasted $4 hours; lout ‘since moderate weather, Brig Alice Lee (of Wiimington, Dei), Foster, Cienfue; Jova—vessel to’ Evans, 3B Mt de ofa disagreeable » person days, with sugar to Fowler your cinner (tale, ‘The President ed Te ene oe ee aU LOr IO cer. SSaundarousd to RW! lasting st hours; received ne dnaege cetve? notice of the arrival of the Tennes- | tained thatthe nrst despatch should read unau- bay iggy oh och ey ond cae J nee, ond unserstood from reports in the pub- | thorized. ‘The error is traceable to some telegraph cocoe ne to Owen Bronnan_versel 10 aller & Houghion he pro, guhefed fom Wathingion aNd ee Rers | tee had Dal ha panec bots | fanaa Teme Karine tans hat ue slse from a private despatch, in which the ob- | houses and been slgned by the Governor, | bowsprit and received other alight damage; A\ il 6, tat 24 34 of te Comumission were set forth in detail—at | guthorizing the counties and tewnships to vote a | Jon 8 25, saw achr G H Kelly, bound north; left in port US jects | at 00 {8 : vert: way | tax in aid of railroads. As the session was held in deast go far as-any detail om be secee saa ate Food faith under the supposed favorable opinion of dn the North-and he knew he most extend some he Attorney General, it is presumed that Congress, Wind of hospitality to te when appealed to, will legalize the action of the MACURSENTANIVES OF THE GOVERNMENT aT wasn. | Leaislature, INGTON. ‘When Senator Wade and his fellow Commission- steamship Nipsic. Schr Leocadia (of Portland), Deland, Matanzas, March 6, via Key West, April with ‘sugar to’ Evans, Ball & Co. ‘April 15, ‘Int 81 90, lon 19 90, en countered @ severe rotary storm from the SE to the SW, with a tremendous high sea, while hove under close reefed foresail; was strack by a heavy squ and took the foresail cleun out the bolt ropes, the wind still Increasing with auch, violence we, dare Dot Keep any sail a ny THE BOSTON FRENCH FAIR. in France since the project was inaugurated have affected the result disadvantageously. The receipts are announced at about $80,000, and probably we | met proceeds to be devoted to the aid of the French ‘Will amount Lo $61,000 or $70,000, receive them with presented arms, and a military ‘and Was ip allendance during the interview which sabsequenty took place.” “Pout does not appear to show an inaifference.”’ H Grinnell, No 30, and towed In this port. ‘Schr Raton de'Ajuria (of Philadelphia), McBride, Carde- nas 16 days, with aigar to order—vessel to master. Ny weather to lat 31 N; since moderate; 8 day jatteras; April 7, off Cardenas, passed bark from Philadeiphia, going in. on the ‘vessel, Barometer and «rs iauded tne President ordered a@ portion of his Bosron, April 22, 1871. oe soya ee Barouing, te oe bos f palace & be prepared for their reception. A regi- The Fe ae, sone, aes ie vee | pele} thea gone ~ ue ide et a in i ng i, from st 3 the ci jerate weather; a 3 amend of the palace guards were drawn up in line to | quite successful, though possibly the complications i fneaoe moces Pend Apes hestrate Sanne St ‘piles ] Had jorth of ary C Fox, secretary vo the Commission, and the President presen} ai the first interview. When tie Commis- S ‘Sioners slated to MIM the object the United States government had In sending them, he seemed to 44 “The indifference was nut in the ceremony, but in _— — Schr Carrie, oN Ronn u ores with bites, £9, 10 uy she Janmuaye of the President. When he rose to | NAVAL ORDERS, Hatteras Gaye mort of thal point with ne weather. f rvs Gh 8 omaator 4 4 k reeetve them 1 saw that he did notextend his hos | Commander Milton Haxtun is ordered to naviga- | gee eta iRaner oN A Wilder Bow a Gone and ie pitalty heartily, and his rephes to the remarks of / tion quty at the New York Navy Yard. Passed | , Schr Hattie (of Belfast, Me), McIntyre, Georgetown, 8 i Ben Wade were especially cold and indifferent. | 4. wee i with timber to Jamen Risley—vessel to 8 C Loud & ) ; | Assissant Surgeon £. v. Paine has been detached ‘Lizzie Kvang, Mahony, Washington, NC, 9 days, with | ‘There weré ba! myself, the Senator, Mr. Howe, the | from tbe Jamestown and granted leave of absence. stores tn Zophar Milis; vessel to Thomas Holmes & | Willle Dil, Howland, Wilmington, NC, 6 days, with naval stores, to Tomas & Holmes. ‘Schr Horatio Nichols, Depew, Richmond, Va,, for Bridge- ort. PeXchr Monteru, Lippincott, Norfols, with railroad ties to T MY ORDERS. General orders have been issned from the War, treat te ‘spying out the land’ of the | Department to discontinue Carlisle Barracks, Pa. ister State Dominica—t + Pay | oy Mayhew & Co er it % Dominica—for it is all on the | ag 4 sub-depot for the mounted recruiting service, | Schr R Mason, Gibson, Vircinia, seme isaud—es an infraction of their pri- | Schr Orvetta, Bodine, Virginia. vhieges ond & step which ultimately might | The permanent party, recruiting property, and Schr Anthony, Killey, Somers, Virginia. deac the American government to place its standard on ts owe acwain. Asto the annexation of St. a Donuuxe wo the United States various rumors were \ #irou.e! ed tu Fort au Prince, among them @ current A i and well canvassed report that the peuple of St. | 3 Jromange bed Bo wish to be swaliowed up or taken | 3 ander the protection of our goverament, mucn less | Git Chey desire 40 behold the Stars and Stripes foal tng Above therr public buildings.” “ig pot tole Somewhat contrary to the reports | Pent norto 8’ “Woavever revorts have been forwarded north by Sehr 8 E Jayne, Hancon, Virginia. Sehr Golden Rule, Overton, Virginiv. Sehr Thos Winans, Morgan, Virgina. Renr EF M Tilton, Tilton, Virginia. Schr D Morris, Francis, ‘Baltimore for New Have! Solr G A Hayden, Harrison, Philadelpnia for New Lon- don. fund will be transferred to-the St. Louis Arsenal Mo., and turned over to the superintendent of cav- airy service. Surgeon Wright and the ordnance sergeant now On duty at the sub-depot will remain until further orders, the latter taking charge of the public buildings. Major James Belger, Quartermaster U.S. A., has been ordered to report for duty in charge of the Quartermasters’ depot at New Orieans, La, Passed Through Hel! Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Franconia, Bragg, Portland for New York, with mdge and passengers. 10 J F Ames. Schr Artist, Parker, Gardiner for New York. bebr Celeste, Browne, Rockport for New York. Schr Provincetown, Greeley, Calais for New .York, with umber to Simpson & Clapp, ‘Schr Jpbn James, Snow, Gloucester for Norfolk. SEVERE ON WorKING MEN.—The Delaware Legia- pewapaper correspondents contrary to what I have | lature, at its late session, refused to pass a law ex- slated are void of the truth. They do not represent | eipting $100 from levies by the Sheriff, but did Awe rea) state of affairs.’ \ pass a law attaching workmen’s wages. dered e been, Dic not the President offer to assist them y" | Schr Robt Myham, Noves, Gioncester for New York, “He certainly Tope A ussistance, and 1 | ~~ year somes a Schr Benj English) Keily, New Bedford for New York, have no Goubt, they availed themselves of the orfer | SH N G Ss cl in ‘rovidence for New York. Ore: mi Schr CP Providence for New York. unc prodted by i; but the assistance was not ten- | I P P I N E W . Schr Thos Ell Providence for New York. mm that hearty way io woicb it migut have He is compelled to yie!d to - CHE PRESBURE OF PUBLIC OPINION, pebae opiuion was not and has never been Sehr North Pacige, Schr D Davison, Smt Schr Joseph Baymore, Schr L A Toles, Day, on, Newport for New York, New Haven for New York. jeht, New Haven for Alexandria, ‘arwalke for Port Jobnson. Almanac for New York—This Day. | —-_Z@eorAvE Vo Ube GLyocts OF the expeaition.”” Schr Eveline, Palmer, Stamford for New York: i you tank Senator Wade lovked upon thelr | Sun rises....... 5 10 | Moon sets. ....eve 10 35 oe tp Hint, Browne. Laren liad New York, with recepuoa ¢ame light? 5 at S stone tetprner ratover tie posit: Dyey could hot fai to observe it ana | SUN sete. . +6 AT | High wever.--eve 20 50 ) Tene Sarah Maria, Lonn, Oyster Bay for New York. ido not know With the Commission. Schr Thos H Fales, Philips, Fort Schayier for New York, what has. Mauve to Congress, but 1 be- OCEAN STEAMERS. Steamer Metis, Davis, Providence for New York, with mdse deve they we rewarked the indifference of the — and Lepmegy Po wEA wag wae for M x ¢ Mayueus. sy i8 Oue thing and policy an- | DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE io aseimante a evidence, for lew ¥ork, with other OF everything Was Very iuposing— | _ MONTHS OF APRIL, MAY AND JUNE. Steam yacht In Time, Chesboro, Northport for New York. tae solders, presented arms, the glitter of Destination. Office. BOUND EAST. payonews @od the eulivening sounds of martial ; music—omt I dm convinced 11 was meresy an oui ‘ward snow, ni ty forced rather than proffered.’ “tow did the citizens of ort au Princ: receive whew? “Moc® tm the Same manner as the President. ‘There was no ‘peari’ in the reception.” “Did they express any anupathy while the Com- amigsioners Feiie!aed 1” “Not to my knowledge. Their reasons had already ‘been given in relerence to President Grant's scheme. “Tuey, ke Luers 1 suppose, Were at a joss to under- Hand what *a5 wo be gained by the annexation of BL Domiuge t Wis country. 18 COMMERCIAL INTEREST would be © mere bugatelle. They export a little cote, cotton, logwood and liguum viue; but how | G Brig Orinoco, Knowlton, New York for Sydney, CB Brig Victoria Amelia, Landry, New York for StJobns, NF. Brig Alva, Armstrong, New York for St John, NB, Brix Wilmington, Martell, New York for Sydney, CB. Brig Crescent, Faulkner, New York for Winusor, NS. Brig Whitaker, Houghton, New Yorg tor St George NB. Roberts, Husver, New York for Windsor. Colitus, Buckiey, New York for Windsor, Croton for Brookhaven. H Cady, Wood, New York for Provincetown, Schr Harriet, Crowler, New York for Calais. Schr Uniy Son, Erskine. New York for Gloucester. Schr James Warren, Drisko, New York for Addison. Schr Nellie Bioomtieid, Hobbie, New York for Stamford. Schr Loura H Jones, ‘Cousins, New York for Province. CLEARED. town. —— Sonr Joseph E Potts, Davis, New York for Port Jefferson. Steamship City of Brassels (Br), Kennedy, Liverpool—Jobn | Sehr Cheseboro, Rovingon, Albany for Westerly. Dale. Behr Romp, Fanning, New York for Eastport. sn. City of E ropa. ny ot Dubli ay. 7 Bowitng Green 19 Broadway. PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 22, 1871. meh more “ould be obtained then than Steamship City of New York (Br), Leitch, Liverpool—John | Schr ly Mead, Mead, New York for Stamford. 3 ne {uric Who ts to live there ‘rom, the North, bag on (Br), Wats Tikiiee.seenkel Bohr © Kingaiand, Beene, New York for Northport. . 4 i. ‘amt ‘aragua) Ny ams, ndop—Hor ebr Sa age, Browne, New Yor for New Lon 5 or Whel capialist would go to the ‘isiand’ an Aspinw: - sit Worn Sehr Lvelyn Adison, Crowley, New York for St.John, NB. aval fortune ‘Toere are nO mdacements for such an en- fo fer as Tam aware.”” Wisk jit jor the paltry advantages Steamship Rhein (NG), Meyer, Bremen- Oelrichs & Co. Steamship Merrimack, Wier, Rio Janeiro, 4e—W RB Garri- woueresi? tne , he Menuers 2 Haytiens towards the Com- we meat te agee Eldridge, Galveston via Key Wiasigners auger badly for annexation y’ x cere eDlite public toed IS directed against an- | ¢,Steamsbip Victor, Gates, New Orleans—C H Mallory & | WEARTION, from tie President down, Tue Hayciens | gre nol a commercial, energetic or enterprising People, ond wil! tight Against anything that may | joterfere with ‘holr views. ‘They are nearly ruined by revolutions amd anarchy. Their commerce— ‘whut Wey ai? fave—has been almost destroye Schr E ts hoopman, Eden, New York for Boston, Schr Mariner, Kern, West Farms for Greenwich. Senr Amelia, Meriden, New York for Oyster Bay, Scbr Tillle, Smith, New York for Dighton. Schr Peter’ Ritter, Arnold, New York for Connectient. Schr Sylvester Hae, ian, New York for faunton. Sehr tllen Barnes Perth Amboy for New Loudon, Sehr Gertrnde, Miller, New york for Boxton. Sebr Albert Jamiseon, New York for Camden, Schr T Coin, Reynolds, New York for Hartiord, Schr Olive, Reyuoids, New Yors for Addison, Sear L Daniels, w York for Hartford, Scnr D Sprague, New York for New London. Sehr Oliver Ferry, Murpay,’New York tor Glen Cove. Schr Shiver Bell. Guylev, New York for Boston. Schr James K Polk, Buckley, N Scur Julia, Nash Schr Mary Jane, Fordham, Port Jounson for New Haven, phe J Hotman, Shropauire, Pore Jounson for New Steamship Geo Washington, Gager, Cromwell & Co. piteamabip Crescent City, Norton, New Orleans—Frederic aker. Steamship Ashland, Moore, Fernandina Jas Hand. , | Steamship Gnif Stream, McCreery, Savannah. R Lowden, ir Wneechasi#eare despondent and care nie for | ,,Steamsbip San Jacinto, Atkins, Savanoab—Wm Garr any investments. Theisland has been overrun, and | sieamship Charleston, Berry, Charleston—H R Morgan & ” Fnin end destraction appear in the piace of progress | Bad prosperity. Manusactories and farm houses Lave beech burned. and instead of the elements of wible, a8 they ought, devastation New Orleans—i B Steamship Benefactor, Jones, Wilmington, NC—Loriilard Steamship Co. Sweamship 8 Terry, Chapin, Newbern, NC—Murray, Fer- ri BRECEAR DOLU! ven. hr Wm © Atwater, Parker, Alezandria, Va, for New and pilsery abound. iteatnship Geo B Upton, Roberts, Norfolk, City Point end Haven. THEIR ARMY Rictnovd— Washington & Co. k for Portland, Conn, Had beray wake Watters worse. Apparently they | | Steamship Wyanoke, Bourne, Norfolk, City Point and by steamer In the G “inat, Pave oppose) 160,000 men, but im reality tucy | Richmond—Old Domnuion Steamanip Co. 2 ullen, Alexandria tor bithave {tha umber, for the mstant there 18 orgetown, DC—G B Schr Mary H Stockham, Condry, Georgetown for Provi- dence, br Sarah 8 Tyler, Platt, Georgetown for Norwich. ‘or any purpose whatever fifty per will secrete themselves, and take good | B call for Steamahip Fanita, Doan Philadelphia—Lorfliard Steam. cer ship Co. h op! Dy 0" 0" or N. 3 oat Of the Way, alded invariably by | — Steamenip Emily B Souder, Crowell, Boston—Frederic w Tatyana ca are ae hte eo daughters, woo will submit to Baker. Sehr Crosa Davis, Elizabethport for New Haven. Steamsbip Nereus, dearee, Boston—H F Dimock. writamanip Acushnet, Rector, New Bedford—Ferguson & ‘000 obi Gor Morton, Howland, San Francisco—C Comstock & cheht A Cratdel, Rogers, “New Haves Tor Mildietown, ‘onn. Schr Sarah Laverine, Avrell. Washington for Providence. Schr Ann Rambo, Kozers, Perth Amboy for New Behr Southport, Beebey, Hariem for Madison, Schr Preaident, Bradley, New York for Clinton. Schr Emily, Morrell, Huson for Stamford, a] Sour F Nelton, Kenhy, New York for New London. «\ anyth ug Jn order to effectually prevent the ©) beiag Orawn for active service. The con- cee Od easily unagined. No soouer 1s . Pispor (het the men are required for service ark Stabbestad (Nor), Larsen, Queenstown—Wendt, Te- tens & Bockmann. Bark Harvest Moon, Vidulich, Cette—Lawrence, Gi! TRPAOHPNY, CUNNING AND HYPOCRISY soevade this seFyice, aud thus the ie atowed away in every conceiva- | % Eschr R RK 46," Reid, Baltimore for New Haven, ‘ Bark Montezuma, Hammond, Barbados—T T & F A Sebr LJ Owen, Selick, New York for Northport, # become hon-productive, render- | pwignt £0. Scur Brothers’ Pride, Barulett, New York ‘ur’ Kingston, stili_ more severe upon their fel- | Bark Ellen Dyor, Leland, Cafbarien--H D & J U Brook- | Jatnaica. ition bas done for them what it as for | man. Schr Niantic, Pettit, Caton for Providence. q ; they nnd become OT oad le rd Nuovo Achille (Ital), Furan, Gibraltar—Fanch, Edye ‘ ie io Kk Beet Atars, fp rag ald corey Haven. 4u consequence demoralized.” | . r Charles Cheil, Tallman, New York for Newburyport, “eg worthlessnems of the aA igorae Downs (Br), Lanfare, Demarara—H Trow- acct M ‘ud L Read, Stesiman, Georgetown, DG, for Provi- the antipathies of the peopie weuld have Brig Morancy, Hill, Greytown, Nic—Strout Bros. Sebr Samuel P Goodwin, Waterbury, Hoboken for Stam. creams ale, ‘i Brig Iris, Simmons, Foint-a-Pitre, Guad—H A’ Vatable& | ford. at ie exact situation. Thousands of | Son. ; Schr Francis G Warner, Dickenson, Philadel ue Who have had experience there could. tell | Brig H Wright Mezers, Havana —Walsh, Pield & Way. | Brazepore . Te ae oflt Excelsior din, Harmilton (ermuda)—D Me- oil. Brig Annie Collins (Br), Cochran, Windsor, NS—H J De Wot & Co. Brig Peter Roberts, Hunter, Windsor, NS—Crandall, Ber- taux & Co. Brig Potomac, Cn Boston A Starbuck. Schr Jane Slade, Slade, Queenstown or Falmouth for or- ders. .G F Bulley, the Same tale J dow jayor, Sebr C H Delamater, Letts, Jersey City for Bridgeport. Schr Wille Harris, Merrit, New York for Addisua, Schr Falcon, Wheeler, New York for Derby. Schr R R R'44, Kaynor, Philadelphia for Providense, Schr James Selsey, Jounson, Georgetown tor New Haven, Schr Columbia, Carl, New York for Bangor. Schr Joseph Deputy: Sturgess, Woodbridge for Boston, Scbr H 8 Billings, Bluings, Port Johnson for Boston. ebr Boloria, Hill, Port Jobnaon for New Haven, Kehr Adeline Townsend, Grisley, Georgetown for Boston, Senr Hunter, Bates, North Carolina for Newport. Kehr Mary Eliza, Handy, Elizabethport ‘or Boaton. Schr Jauies M Bayles, Arnold, Elizabethpert for Provi- y that they exhibit 20 INDIVIDUAL AMERICANS, the subject Of annexation and they tora: asurpation”’ In au untriendiy light. CaUO! Crus) oUt the prejudices or stubvorn- ov this matter. They areas idie in many re- | is as thoy stubborn. 140 not think jor an nt. how hat they wish for any other tian mveye tee wost amicable relations with this ory. © ree 18 greatly to their interest to Sehr Hattie Haskell, Young, St Pierre—J E Ward & Co. BO Loud & Co, Sehr JP Wy Sebr Chas © Dame, B Sehr J W Kissam, nn, St Marc good coamerctal relations with us They Schr Meteor. Nicholson. H i—D & DeWolt & dence. oa geaks any w the st deference. Sehr WE Duryea, Nickelson, Cornwallis—D R DeWolf & Behr Bites Me ore, Degraw, Meo aad ~ New Uf © wee: leaving Port au Prince about sixt, Pattersot - ¥ Sebr Millie Franks, jew York for New Londo board the steamer and bestowed aa Ph sy yt aterm, Brazos Santiago—Woodhouse, Seur John Comstock, Teanly, New York ior New London, ougue’ crowns ir Peerieas. Sith, New York for Stonybran mons eee erence aot hea oe) R Wetmore, Anderson, Brunswick, Ga—Baker & Schr G M Patridge, Bunker, New York for Po! uly “ ers. Idabeila, Fisher, Georgetown, 80. ‘ Kebr Frank Herbert, Knowells, Philadelphia DISPEL THE CHARMS ATTACHED | GCRr SOeD A Gridin, Fosters Witint D.Hurlbut & Co. Kehr Ontario, Barber, Port Johnson for PALESTIN ao d . mington, NC—Evane, Bal) Kebr Rovert Sinith, Baden, New York for Portia beauties 1 have not seen them, ‘think I should have missed thei No matter whatever pictures jr however graphic the descrip. wie, those flerce xunexiouists Were certainly notin Hayu. | ‘thal the annexation is & water Schr Constitution, Smith, Newbero—Jonas Smith & Co, sais ony lt ‘Schr Wm F Burden, Adams, Baltimore Wm Chalmers. Rebr Bri, Stuart, Machias—Simpsun & Clap Rehr Nelson, Keene, Machias—simpron & Clapp. Schr Abbie H Hodgman, Eaton, Boston—Simpson & ( Sehr Chancellor, Ferguson, New Haven—Fergnaon & Scbr V Barkelew, Hoimes, New Haven—Rackett & Bro. Sehr Geo Twibeil, Henry, New Haven—Rackett & Bro. Schr Gen Grant, Frauce, New Haven--Rackett & Bro. Schr Juite A Chamberiain, Schr Isabella, Strange, Woolrige for Taunton. Sebr Elizabeth M Smith, Doane, New York for ——, Sebr Fakir, Hunt, Port Johnson for Providence, Kebr Ida Ella, Smith, New York for Bridgeport. Sebr Thames, Knight, Albany for Patchozue Sebr Alida, Noles, Port Johnson for Wrligeport. Schr Geo H Vowell, Bates, New York for ‘et ier po te, sn have siuds ot Schr Gibbs, Chase, New York for Fi = Sehr UC Acken, Mend, . c Tie ISSING PENSION AGENT. Boop Ol, Canse, Norwich Racket Biapa Rew Worl Cow Jersey Guy for Fuwtucs —— Steamer Mara, Grumiey, Philadelphia Ree Ee arora ae yee ene fr nrovicense. A Pesci ef $50,000 Discovered. Kusainer Hever, Perce Philadel Galcop H Brown, Smith, New York for Stenybrook the disappearance of General William A, | “er A © Stlners, Davis, Pbiiadelphia, Sloop Keane, Hayden, Kew York for Middietown, loop Martiwax, Tuttle, Brooklyn for urient “©, he lave Pension Agent, lis successor has ARRIVALS. Yacht Tennelia, Hart, New York for Northport. Steamer Embiy B Souder, New York for Boston. WINTRBTON®. LI, April 29— , The vessels reported anchored off Whitedoue on bight of ergaged in examining the state of affairs he pelde? him. ff bas just been brought to lighi, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YACHTS. sin ; Steamanip Europa (Br), McLellan, Glasgow, ‘ovealed ny 4 0'e'¢ be Pispersmgs BOW 18 progress, that a | scHie'wnh mdse aod bet passcoger's, 10 flcsdctaon Bree, | neha U's tener Tet ae Let Remitehe, to wa 4 A is po 7q bny! i poems, 38 Bod | ie tat 0 o8. om i 50, Dasee, ,eaveral icebergs and aritt ice, | for New York, auchores of Whitestone, mod wil remain Se wnt ef deficit jo the department, The | from 10 1th experienced a very strong gate from K to | over night. di at piteet is paying oe large | NW, witn s big dense fog during the fatler part of tbe |e y ehecks, and the — business | PAs 5 5 \ . teamship Western Metropolis, Quick, New Orleans, Apri) SAILED, i ne ome ‘Aurora (Br, , Hambu days, with mdse, 4 id Ttaly, eoxpea td during the Investigauon of the ac- | to JW Hiwell & bo, Came’ the ndrthern pas Liverpool ; Pereire, Marre; Far wy) bondon s Aust tov Been rerumed, and ever, pee gees I A Of Gaivesuom, Gaiventon via Key We ‘deo Washinton, y ; 5 ! i : on, ‘1 ‘0 on Sol ARMM, te pccurred. The witamate | Mere large quantity of ice; mame date, had a iurricans | Greserys Cir, and Victor, New Orieana; Anhiand, Ferna bab 1) be General Lawrent " ' if an Jacinto, Savannah; Charles 4 a tea rot ert ele Beek NTT ttt Net 4) & lon 44 Ws | Charleston; Beneiactur, Wilmington, NO} Ellen S. Terr ore amply suMcent Ww ke bark Gul woversment SerNaaolher a amt PE RW dastina hd | Newborn: Wyam nd Geo B Opton, Richmond, au; B ww) SE to N, Batons, tourgewowa, VO; Faule, bindelphia, Wind steunset' WNW. Shipping Notes. ‘The Messrs Poilion Bros, foot of Bridge street, Brooklyn, ‘are buiiding « propeller for the Western Union Telegraph Company, +o be used in transporting about the harbor or down the coast telegraphic wire, materials, &c. She will be 60 feet in length, 18 feet beam and 6 feet devth of hold. The Delamater Iron Works are constructing the machinery. ‘The same firm are building a gain elevator tor » firm in this city. The boat will be 80 feet in levgth on deck, 22 feet wide and 6 feet deep. The best of maveriain are being used in her construction and she will be of great stability. Tho repairs to the tron ship Hudson (Br), brought into this port by the steamer Ashland 6th inst in @ helpless condition, ‘are almost completed. The Messrs Poillon Bros, at whose shipyard she is now lying, have fitted her with all new spars, except the foremast, and they entertain the hope abe will be Teady to proceed the latter part of this or the first of next week. The Quintard Iron Works, Mesars Murpby & Co, are doing considerable marine work at present, and the prospect with them is decidedly encouraging. Last week they contracted to construct a beam engine 63 inches diameter of cylinder and Il feet stroke of piston, with boilers complete, for » steamer 220 feet long, 38 teet beam and 13 feet hold—quite a respectable marine job in itself these times. They have de excellent headway on the two engines designed for the iron ferry boats Fulton and Farragut, these being 40 incbes in diameter of cylinder by 10. feet stroke of piston. The two boilers for these boats are also in an advanced state. The Works have also in hand the engine for a steam yacht, 31 inches cylinder by 5 {eet stroke of piston; also boilers for the steamer Almandares, running hence to Cuba; the steamtug Genera! Grant, and the Quarantine Commissioners’ steam- boat William Fletcher. Besides this business they are fur- nishinga boiler and many appurtenances for the hospital ship Tinois, overhauling the steamers Idaho and Manhattan and the steamboats Iuland Home and Continental. They have recently fitted the Staten Island ferry boat North Side with a new engiue. ‘There were in the port of New York, Saturday, April 22, 682 vessels, of which 74 were steamships, 59 ships, 106 barks, 104 brigs and 189 achooners, There had cleared, sailed and advertised for the port of ‘New York up to Friday, April 21, from coastwise and West India ports 133 vessels, of which 34 were barzs, 54 brigs and 50 schooners, Marino Disasters. Bank Hazanp—Capt Fernlund, of Swedish bark Hazard, abandoued at sea, makes the following report :—Sailed from Havana March 21 for Falmouth, K, with acargo of angar; experienced several heavy gales to Avril9; on that date, in Jat 37 80, lon 63 20, took ® hurricane, commencing at SSE, veering to NW, and blowing terrifically for thirty-six hours, totally dismasting the vessel. Shipped a number of heavy seas, which carried away stanchions, rail and bulwarks, stove after house and boats, broke the wheel and washed overboard the man who was steering, also cansing the vessel to leak badly, obliging ua to xeep the pumps constantly going night and day until the 13th inst (four of the men being sick andthe remainder in an exhausted state from constant pumping), when the brig Carrie E Pickering, Capt Torrey, from Messina for New York, came up, and very kindly wok all on board and brought us to this pori. STEAMSHIP SAPPHIRE, from Liverpool for Havana, which ran ashore on Florida Reef last fall, has been got off, taken into Key West, and will proceed to Havana. Snir WJ Harrie (Br), Paige, from Liverpool for Phil leiphia, which put into St Thomas with rudder broken, Tepairing Aprit to eail for destination on or about the 15th. Snir LENORE (Br), Davies, from Callao for England, was towed into Valparaiso March’ 16 dismasted, Bank WAVELET—Orleans, April 22—Bark Wavelet, Scott, from Portland for Cardenas, came ashore last_evenin, doubitul if aho gets of, She ran high up on the beac bas two feet water in the hold, and the deck load of lumber is being removed. She requires no assistance at present, Bank Conna, Bangs, from Cobu Nov 17 for Liverpoot put into Pernambuco March 23, leaky; would bave to dis charge for repairs, BARx CRicKRT, from Baltimore, at Rio Janeiro March 22 experienced heavy weather on the passage, and lost the first oficer overboard, Bank Henny ADDERLY, Hartmann, for San Francisco, before reported returned to Honoluin in distress, put back 12th uit, and reports on the fourteenth day out was caught in which strained the veasel so that she sprun sel being very ight could not carry sudiclent sail to enable her to make any progress on her course, and, leak increasing, the captain considered i best to return to port for repairs. Bui F H Baxon-—Liverpool, April $2—Brig "PH Baton (408 tons, of Caiain), from Mldéiesboro for Baltimore, was the veasel abandoned at aes in « sinking condition, Crew at Queenstown. BuiG HATFIELD BROTHERS (Br), from Philadelphia for Berrout, which put into 8t Thomas March 3 in distress, has heen condemned by survey, and was to be sold by suction April 1%. : Sone Josrrn Hatt, Marphy, from New York for Port” land, Ct, was run into Yist by steamer Pelican, from Provi- dence for New York. and bad her starboard aide stove in, ‘and Jost bowsprit and all her head gear. {ican Noxtnern Liour, Leland, from Philadelphia for (onemotth with coal wuich pu 1AM New Beatornis dic tyean about three weeks aco, haying been diemaste Ann, bas had masts pnt in, {s taking in her cargo, previously discharged, and will proceed to her destination soon. Soun Nrvana, Lusher. from Turke Islands for Belfast, Me, 18 dave out, before noticed as spoken April in lat 38/35, ‘top 74.04, eee es at ton 73, encountered & terrific gale from NE; lost and split saila and received other damage; was supplied with provisions and water by schr Harmona, at Baltimore. Scun Morro, Hewett, at Alezanaria, Va, was ron into 27th inst by w coal laden'vessel and had’ mainmast carried away. Whalemen. Arrived at New Bedford 20th, ship Josephine, Cogan, Arctic Wcean, “Honotuin Deo by Whytooiacke Jan’ 1U with TW bbla wholl, Sent home 348 bbls spy. 2600. do wh oll nd Wo0ibe boae; reports spoke of Whyteotacke: shir Calitne ia, Wills NB, nothing since leaving Honolulu. ved at New London 20b, bark Concordia, Chipman; wilt pail on the 26th for Cumberland Inlet. i Bark Ocean dteed, Russell, with 45 bbls ofl, arrived at Bar- datos 30th ult. Called off Pernambuco at ult, barks Hercales, McKenzie, from Honolulu for New Bedford; Acors Barnes, Jeffrey, do tor New London. ‘At Kawatba March 90, ship Contest, Owen, NB, 100 ‘ Arrived at Bay of Isignds March 2, bark Tameriane, Ford- ham, NB, oll notstated. Salted Feb 2, bark Tonia, Norton, NB, with original cargo and 280 bie on freight from bare aa. qo Attived at Monganul Feb 1?, bark Addison, Sinclair, NB, ia oll. rived st St Helena March 2, ship Young Phenix, Sher- NB, 150) bie ap, £00 do wh oll: barks, Gazelle, itord, Nautilus, Smith, do, 45 sp, 90 wh all told; Sd, brig Fal: Para, Worth, do, Chester, NIL, 430 ap, 250 wh, K Matilda Sears, Giftord, of Darimouth, arrived off Dunedin Head, NZ, Feb 17, with 900 bbia sp and 180 do wh Oil, for the purpore'of transhipping it to the United States, bui finding no vesgel loading ther, she proceeded to the Bay of Inlands. Tue New London Star says that ine Roswell King, Capt Fuller, salied from that port Sune $9, sity for Table Bay Desoustlon Iatands, vea clephanting, But although the vessa bad not been seen by those recently arrived from tbe me region, there is positive proof that ae was at the and im safety in the month of Dec last. ‘The southwest Desolation { indented with deep bays. Royal rendezvous, next west is Swain’s Table Bay. The last of Dec some of the ¢rew of the Golden West went across the narrow neck of land separating Royal Sound ar and op thet aide found postive evidence of ° well King's crew only two There were fresh tracks iD the sand. green cabbage cut down and not wiited, and radely cat onan oid boat the names of George Barnes and August Foright, dated Dec 15, 1870. These men salied from Nlzon the KK; as the shipping articles, show, and no other vessel was elephanting on that mde of Desola- tion the past year, The Roswell lng was to come to Royal Sound early In February, but ali the veasela there bound home left in Jannary, we Helleve, and therefore there ix no deter or report from the King. Tier ewners, however, believe her to be enurely sufe and that next year she will be seen and beara from all right, A leiter from Capt Norton, of bark Ionia, of NB, reports bark Janet, Macy, Westport, 16 months ont, with 100 bole sD 1d Off Cay do; con, Richmond, Salem, 500 sp; bri Soaps ttim, batk EB Phiipe, Cheaters oil. A letter from on board bark William Gifford, Veeder, of N B, reporte her, Feb 4, of Barclay islands, with 1,018 bbis sp and 30 do hpvk oll, all told; would be at Tabiti'in about @ month for recratts, A letter {rom Mr Samuel Stephenson, dated Russell, N7.; March 2, reports at do barks Eliza, Dimond, NB, 1,160. bbl sp and wh oil; Minnesota, Pierce, NY, 1,100'ap and 400 wh; rowninsbield, Praro, FH, 750 sp, who reported, about Feb hip James Arnold, Briggs, NB, #0 ap, since leaving Bay Ji The Minnesota reported off Chatham Naud barks Live Onk, Beckerman, NB, 225 bbis oll; James Peg =— do, Wy dante rae st ry iy do. The ark Tonia, Norton, ed from Kussell Feb 28 for home, vei 1,7 holst ai told = etter from the second oficer of bark Oliver, Crocker, of NB, reports ber at Honotulu Avril 1, with 130 bbis ap oli, be- tween seasons. Had been in company with bark Win Git. ford, Veeder, NB, whieh had taken 76) Dole sp ofl In past ‘our montis, A letter Irom Capt Jernegan, of ship Roman, of NB, re- per at Honoinla, April 1, with 200 pbie sp 60 bpbk’ be- Uween seasons; would ship per Syren, A letter from Capt Cottle, of bark Kathleen, of NB, reoorta her at Sivgapore, March 3, oil as last. reported. Was repairing damages Jan last ken, no date, de., ship Chatnpion, Worth, kdgartown, fn 280 bbls sp, bound to of Honolulay, cian, ‘Ou OM Shore Ground, 18 months out, bark Selah, Howes, onotuln; barks Arcti¢ and Comet, FH, 100 bbls sp all told; was last at Paita, and would pro: ceed to Panama apd sbip ol! home, f" On Of round, no date, &c., bark Engent NB. 170 94 ip scdet be Feb 4c lat 36 64 8, Jon 158 46 with 1,200 bis ap and 1,200 do wh Foreign Ports. BuRNOG AYERS, March 4—Arrived, bark Samuel B Hale, Mathews, Foruinids Gh, rien Duley ir). Buttery St jary's, ja Montevideo; 7th, Gent NG j 3UIn) bark Ba Plate, Crowell, New York, (1c? KOOP: do 40; Sailed hi, bark ship Europa, Nye, NB, Proweas (Br), Hibbert, Antwerp; br Shepherdess (Br), for Queenstown’ lth, barks leabel (Ares Moody, Boston ; 12th, Rinrara (Br), McKenzie, New York. In port March I, bark Serene, Oilver, for New York, cleared 19th; Bade,’ Sinclair for do, ldg; brig CJ Adatus, McFadden, for ao, BARBADOS, M barks Tomas Terry (Br), seeing); Bist, Glad: ry Ciara (Br, Webber, Newfound- 6 for Trinidad}; Aer bark Hie nen yres; Sea Bide (Br Brinton, Philadelpis Joa ‘Br; Areoburk, Port Medway, NB; Lena (Br), Wharton, Liverpool, NB} schrs Morning Light (ir), Norris, Halifax ; Lizzie Cochran, Cochran, New York (and sailed 6th fur AD 84, bark Trople’ (Br), Perry, Vort Acadia, NX aud sailed for —); ath, brig Agnes Raymong (Br Melanger, Aunapolis, NS (and aulled for <==); achr Haitie E Douge, Freeman, New York (and sailed ght Bark Aubnedre (Br , Wilson, Liver- pooh NN; schre, Morford & ‘Rrubes (Br), Foley, “Nor- ik’, 6th brig, Thos Campbell (ie), Lewis, Weymouth, UB; 7th, on hace ford, 'No RP King (Br, Whikie, Liverpool, N8; th, brign Anole (Br), Leary, et ole + Gem, Neal, New’ York; Beaver, Hofman, ortiand, Sniled March 25, schr Ann L Lockwood, St John (Grena- da): Zit, beige Alfaretin, Bissett, Harry '& Aubrey, Bri Martinlaie; 2th, bark Atitelope, ‘Davia, St Coie; ache ine, Pierce, Porte Mico; eAprii 1, bark Atiantic, Dickerson, New York;schr May Morn, Bietson, Boston, se wih? er ce Riri an) store ol ee (Br), 01 yore, mubera; bi Jatsa orton others; bark Zepbyrine (Br), ALC 1 20- Arrived previous, ship Cashmere, Mingman, © WMAKARA, April 6—Arrived, brige Chesapeake, Doe Raltimore: Emily Comer, Anthony, Philacephiay John Rose, Howell, New York, we schra Ea Staples, Coffee, New York; #b, Wor- NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1871—QUADRUPLE SHEET. - 3 Barbe- ontboarg Sage. foes amen ‘oyu neers ga te ot (NG), Bremen; bark Monteruma, “1m pert Apri 6, bark BB” Mulhall (7), Slowart, for Ban HALIPax, NB, April N—Arrived, steamship City of Balti- Br} (and Se eRe ane ores ‘KING t, Ja, Avril ‘21. schr Jas F Lawrence, Tor- pag ty pepe Gardiner, Savannah ; 22d, steamship Wisconsin, Williams, tnd Russia, Cook, New Yor.” ‘MONTEVIDEO, "March 8-Arrived, brig Argo NG), Peck- ns, St Mary's, Gs (and sid isin tor Buenos + 9th, Barks Glare din McConnell, New York and sla «Juan F Pearson (Arg) Oliver, Foriand;, Orgs Min- Jobe Kuna (Dane Nicleess at Ya, Woes 4, Meakin. 62: Ene setae ean (0), Koop rom Bt Mar Buenos apron; larch 3d, bark for Valparaiso; 8b, Atlante (Br), McKenzie, ‘New York; Edgar Cecil (Br), Anderson, Antwerp; Lith, Bdward Albro (Br), Kitoben, I March 17, bark Juan F 4 Outver, for ne ee Pearaon, (Arg), ‘March 19, $ Talbot; Fremont, ——, and Geo Esson (Br), 3 y Ube) MiNelly, for Liverpool bis epita, for New York. “is : MARTINIQUE, April 6—arrive schrs E A DeHart, Sber- mann Now Vert et Bowen hk, ‘Eeatis @ Delos” Pres. man, New York via Barbados, Mixacory, March @—Arrived, ong Water Witeh, San- ford, Baltincres PERNAMBUCO, March 2—Arrived, brig William Anthony, Webb, New Orieavs, Arrived at do jn gh ew oe i Oniver, New York. ied. 98Uh, faboatao (Bras) Bam Roads; Kate. wware Break waver; sebr’“ann Woes ton (Hr), Biddie, do, ‘Pax, to April 5—Arrivet, brig Salinas (Br), Lind, New York; scr Rdward Burnett,’ Pouder, do, Balled to April 5, scr D H Bisbee, Anderson, New York yiport Abril O, sehr Gere Banker, Swinerton, for Now ‘ork. PorT SPAIN, March 26—Arrived. brig Two Marys (Br). schr Alfred, Rich- Philadel- , We th, NS, via Barhad Marshall, Weymouth, N8, vis jou! apelin Georgetown, SC; Byhl (Br), Flemin, pile (and sailed April 8 for Trlaldad, Cuba); (br), Neweomb, New York, in port April @ brig Blavene, for Philadelphia; schra Gen Cambr for dos North America, for Boston.” PORT AU! PRINCR, March brig Jane (Br), for Boston, Allen (not as before), from and for mn, to sail 18th. Ponce, March 27-In port brig AJ Rose, Wyman, for Bos- tony dg, to sail in 5 day QUEENSTOWN, April 31— Arrived, ship Chandos, Emery, Ban Francisco (and received orders for Dublin). R10 JANRIRO, March 16--Arrived, brig David Owen, Chad- bourn, Lisbon; |, barks and Crisket, Kean, Belumore;’ 23d, Dark Wavelet (Br), "McVey, New York. All before reported without dates. Sajied 10th, bark Winifred, Raffle, Baltimore (with 4,052 hang ty ea ed ¥ Haskell, Haskell, New Orleans wi ith ; scbr Electra (Br), Martin, New York (with Sroo dene es barks Sagadahoe, Curt! 4g Bahia; Mth, Ya- moyden, Bt Baltimore (with 8,008 do); Redwin Clarke io with oe, sour Banger >, for de sh i d ford, ‘New Orleans (with schrs Jeremiah Sisionson, Craw 6,200 do); 19th, brig Prestissimo, James, Baltimore (with 4.28 do); schr Johandes Kier (Dan), for New York; 2ist, Sark Warren Ordway, Hoyt, Baltimore (with 619 do)! achrs Tickler (Br), for United States (with 1,613 do); Genil (NG), Kuhse, Galveston (with ‘ship Zambesi (Br), Robertson, Pensacola (in Cleared ‘th, bark Thecla NG), for Baltimores with 8,000 bags coffee, Der Frueling (NG), for New York, wlth 4,000 do. rt Sth, ships 8 L Fitzgerald, Crumley, unc: barks Mendora, Barclay, and Cricket, Kean, for Baltimore, lig; Alice Tainter, Losberg. for New York, dg; Maria (NC), Luebbe, tor Sandy Hook, do; A Annlaon (Br), Crieh- more, for New Orleans; brigs Meta (NG), for Hampton Roads, Ig: teaser, MeGrogor, trom Haller, afr id. 10 GRANDE, March 11—Arrived, orig Ernest, tae aged Portiand, Me; schr Portland (Br), Nelson, Richmond, Va. Sailed Sth, brigs H H Seavey, Lee, New York; 9h, Queen of the Seas (Br), for do. ‘Santos, March 9—Cleared, schr E Shum (Br), for Hamp- ton Roads, with 4019 bags coffee; 1th, bark Netherton (ir), Brokenbar, New York, with 4383 do; 16th. brigs Prisctila (Br), for do, with 8119 do (Dan), for do, with 2281 do. St Tuomas, April $—Arri brig John Jaffray (Br), Mc- Leod, 8t Vincent (and sal sth for Arroyo, to load for Providence); Mth, barkAmelie (Fr), Estaus, Boston; brig Wm Mason. Dunbar, do, Railed 12th, bark Peariess (Br), Patrick, Arroyo, PR, to load for a port north of Hatteras. Io port i4th, brig Palestre (Fr), for Delaware Breakwater, ‘with old iron, to sail May 1; and others, . American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, April 90—Arrived, schre Jesse B Smith, New Haven: A B Cranmer, Jersey City; Albert Mason, Providence; Mary Standish, Boston; J B Vandusen and GB MeFarland, New York. Sailed—Scbre Oliver Ames, Boston; Maria Pierson, Jersey City. BOSTON, April 21—Beiow, bark Neptune, from Cien- fuegos (at anchor In Provincetown harbor); aiso a steamer. Cleared—Steamers William Lawrence, Hallett, Bustinore via Norfolk; bark Olive, Clark, St John, NB. Balled—Steamer Oriental, barks Jehu, and Olive; brig Premier. Kensington started, but anchored in the Roads, where she remained at sunset. The ship William ‘Woodbury, outward bound, remains at anchor in the Roads, with 15 schrs also bound out. US steamer Tallapoosa passed Cape Cape Cod at 3:30 PM. 294— Arrived, Panther, Milis, Charleston; Ari Philadelphia New York; ship San Uar! Btrout, Valparaisg: bark Moonbeam, Field, Liverpool BALTIMORE, April 21—Arrived, bark May Queen, Hedee, Rio Janeiro; achrs Garland, Libby, Ponce; Congress, York, Portiand; Harmona, Burgess, Providence. Cieared—Barks Audacia (Br), Smith, Londonderry, 1; New York, Gibbs, Aspinwall; brigs Wild Horse (Br), Ma- ‘comber, West Indies; Harvest Maid (Br), Godfrey, Diac;schre Lizzie Poor, Dickey, Eleuthera; R & 8 ‘Corson, Coron, Boston ; J W Roberts, Fhompaon, do; Mary E Coyne, Facemire, Plymouth, Mass; Esther. Donnell, Newport. Salled—Bark AM Cann; brig Sam! Walsh; schr Serene. BANGOR, April 20—Arrived, schra Nile, Weare, and Bpeaker, Matthews, New York. ‘CHARLESJON, April 19—Arrived, bark Othere (Br). Me- Gregor, New York ; achr Ida Birdsall, Jobnacn, do, with bow. "Geared Schr Myrover, Brown, New York vl ir , Brown, N 4 $9 OW ahe port bark Bierling, trou Pheais Toland. Bailed_Steamabip Champion, York; schrs Myrover, 40; MC Hi I River. PRASTFORS, April ‘20—Bailed, revenue schr Vigilant, VORTRESS MONROE, Va, April 22—Passed in for Balti- more, bark Bessie Simpson, from Mantanzas; brig Bremner, jens, Passed out, bark Annie M_ Caan, for Rotterdam; brize Alice, for St: Jago; Samuel Welsh,’ Pembroke, for Porto Rico Don Jacinto, for, Matansaa; Baschelor, for Cuba. FALL RIVER, April 20—Sailed, achrs Daniel Brown, Em- @rton, Georgetown, DC; Margaret Kennedy, Ford, New York ; Pointer, Baker, do. GALVESTON, Apni 14—Arrived, ship Teanc Webb, Morti- mer, New York: brig A F Larabee, "Wardwoll, do. 100, park Tiger (Br), Russell, Liverpool; sehr Leonessa, Meyer, jew York. Cleared—Bark Carolina (Br), Thomas, Liverpool; schr Minnie, Hudson, New York. ‘GEORGETOWN, DC, Apri 21—Arrived, steamer Achilles, Colburn, Boston. MOREHEAD CITY, NC, April 19—Arrivea, brig Herald, Hanson, New York ; echr Franklin Bell, Brewster, do. MACHIASPORT, April 16—Arrived, achra Abby Ingalls, Inj ‘Alaska, Gare Helen J Holway, ,Thompson, and jew Yor lavana; ships General Berry, Le: r, New York: Castine, Wilson, New York; Adorua, ,, Liverpool; bark Pariols, Nickerson, Boston. abips Charlotte wate, ia, from Valencia: raves, Antwerp; Formone (Pr), Dusay mM. bark Ser, Mertoage, from Cari a % = leared—Barke 7 (Rus), Store, Hamburg; Carrie E Long, Park, Liverpool; achr Uaitle E ‘Sampson’ Sherman, n Ei Cleared ship Louisa Wal Pendleton, Li Ny barks Ophir (Br), Custer, London; Mary (Br), Goshom, Ama: " m. NEWBERN, NC, April 19—Arrived, achr D W Saunders, Murray. New Yor NEWPORT, April 20--PM— arrived, achre MM’ Pote, Strat ton, Cienfuegos tor Boston; Astoria, Pinkham, from ‘soot! bay for New Haven: Addie Walton, Rich, Boston ror Georze- town, DC; Granite State, Burgess, Rockport for New York, JACKSONVILLE, April 18 Cleared, achrs Anna Dole Bunce, and Annie K'Stevens, Montgomery, New York. , PENSACOLA, April 16—Arrived, vark City of Giasgow (Br), Kyle, Rio Janeiro, Cleared 14th, ‘shi Br), James, Queenstown ; » Hall, E; 16th, bark Harriet bark £i Dorado ( Wade (Rr), Cockerill, Hui, E, ELPHIA, Apiti 21—Arrived, steamship Saxon, Roges, Boston; schrs R' Law, York, ord ; Brown, Crowell, Dighton, Wew ettord; ann 8 Cleared—Barks Kong Sverre (Nor, Marcnssen, Copenha- 3) Forresian (Br), Wright, Cork for brig Ellen aria, Berry, Havana. \22d—Below, brige Royal Sovereign, from Cienfuegos; ES Stewart, from Lewre, April 21—Bark Casiida, from Trinidad, left for Philadelphie at PM; bark went up shout oteiseus nance unknown, sebr Ira Laffriender, from Georgetown for Und- aon, wan here yesterday; bark (rom above, passing ont this AM; Swenty schra remain; light breeze from SW; thermo- meier, 75. ‘M—Bark, with painted ports, and three-masted schr passed out at 9 P! ‘At the Breakwater 224, brig Nornen, Mathieson, from Per- Dam? for orders. Went towea 2st, barks De Geer, for Gibraltar; Nyassa, for Liverpool. PORTLAND, April 20—Cleared, schr 1 A Hunt, Holmes, chr Barriet Faller, Willard, New York, Horlan, Asrd, Liverpool’ brig 4 sehr’ Tookulita, Reed, Har . April 21— Arrived, steamers (alates, Nye, New York; Canonicus, Borden, Fali River; schr Lizzie Florence, Lippincott, Georgetown, DC. Sailed-" Brig Sarah’ Peters. Andrews, Ba.timore or George town, DC; achra Lady Jane, Haggerty, New York; Ma Johnion, Phinney, do; James English, Barker, di Freemag. Kliridge, do, RICHMOND, April 20—Arrived, steamers Teanc Belt, Bourne, New York; WP Ciyde, Parker, do; schrs Seat pours, Hogan, New York; Ame: Rockland. Giedred- Bark Mary Allerton, ‘Bourbe, ilo Grande du Sui, SAVANNAH, -—Arrivedd, steamship Leo, Dear. SON Nicci rE wai Ste imehips San Salvador, and Montgomery, New York! ship Frederick (Br, Armstrong, Laverpoors oark Hot bi pg Oey Gaeta 8, Barcelona. SALEM, April B0—Arrived, achrs Kaic Foster, H: Baltimore’; \J H Wainwright, Abrams, Pailadelphia Keliey, and © Math it, New York, ‘STONINGTON, April rrived, schra D © Willetts, Cheennra, New York Caspar Lawson, Ktoney Creek, yaAUNTON, Apri 2—Sailed, schr Garland, Wendell, New or VINEYARD HAVEN, April 20— Arrived, schre Vi ‘White (Br), Robertson, Cher egos Tort Jobn, NB; Resewe (Br), Hatfeld, do for Bi ; Helen M Simmons, Dyer, Bi racoa fordo; Ennice P Newcomb, Higgins, aud Fin Graham, Tangier for 40; Marv E-Amaden, Bangs, St Helens Souna, SO, for Portland; Annie V Hergen, Thorupson, Philn- " delphis for base, Ingraham, Rockland for New York ; Fleetw 10 for Muvilie, NJ; M Soule, Fris- bee, Calais for leptune's. Bride, Grierson, 'do for Phuiladeiph emus, Fletcher, Shuiee for Bridgeport Tint, AM--Sailed, the above, WILMINGTON, NC, unmond, Providence. ‘and all before reported. ‘April’ 18 Arrived, ‘schi” Moundnock, LANEOUA, ELMBOLD’ HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLE'S HELMBOLD 8 HELMBOLD 8 HELM HOLD § HELMBOLD'S BELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'} BELMBOLDY. HELMHOLD'S HELM HOLD'S HELMBOLD'S BMELMAOD nn er NN RAO HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S HELMNOLD'S br ar @RAPS FILL, @naPe PILL, GRAPE PILL. GRAPE PILL, GRAPE PILL. GRAPE PILL. GRAPE PILL. ORAPE PILL. ORAPE PTL, GRAPE PILL. QRaPE PILL, GRAPE PILL. GRAPE PILL. GRAPE PILL. ORAPE PILL, GRAPE PILL. GRAPE PILL. GRAPE PILL. Gare PILL. GRAPE PILL. GRAPH PILL, @Rarh PILL, HELMBOLD'S ae HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD's HELMBOLD'S BELMBOLD'S HRLMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S HELMbOLD'S HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'B BELMBOLD'E HELMBOLD'B HELMBOLD'S cites EXTRACT SAKSAPARILLA, EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA, EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA. 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One bottle of Helmboid’s Fiuid Extract Sarsaparilia equale in strength one gallon of the syrup or decoction as made by druggists, ang a winegiass added to apint of water equals the celebrated Lisbon diet drink, w delightful and healthful beverage. oa The Grape juice Pill te composed of Suid extract Catawba grape juice and FLUID EXTRACT RHUBARB. Careful in all diseases requiring @ cathartic remedy ‘and far superior to all other purgatives, such as salts, mag- | | nesta, ac. | Helmbold’s Grape-Juice Pill i note patented ptil, put up ‘as those ordinarily vended, but the result of ten years’ ex- perimenting and great care in preparation. SAFE FOR AND TAKEN BY CHILDREN; NO NAUSEA; NO GRIPING PAINS, BUT MILD, PLEASANT AND SAFE IN OPERATION. ‘Two botties of the Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilia and one bottle of the Grape-Juice Pills are worth their weight in gola to those suffering from bad vlvod, poor complexion, head- ache, nervousness, wakefulness irregularities, and to those suffering from broken and deli- cate constitations it will give new blood, new vigor and new: Nfe. THE CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS are done up with great ‘at night, costiveness and care and in handsome bouties, and will surpass all those vended in wooden boxes and carelessly prepared by inexpe- English and French style rienced men, comparing wity th of manufacturing. Au of HT. HELMBOLD'S Preparations are Pharmaceut!- cal, not a single one being patenied, but all on their own mperita. To dispel any impression or prejudice that might exist in the minas of many against my preparations from the publi- city wiven through advertising, and that Iam and have been a druggist for w period of twenty years, and more conclu- sively to prove this, see letter: — (From the largest Manufacturing Chem “Lam acquainted with Mr. HT. Bi the Drug Store opposite my residence, and was in Conducting the business where others bad not been equall into Before him. ‘T have peen favoraby tmirenselt with hi acter and enterpri WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN, Firm of Powers & Weightman, Manufacturing Chemists, Ninth and Brown sireets, riniacelphia. Prepared by H, T. HELMBOLD, Practical and Analytical Chemist, Crystal Palace Pharmacy, 594 Broadway, N. Yo» and 104 South Tenth street, Philadelphia, HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU BAS GAIN A WORLD-WIDE FAME, BSOLUTE DIVOR' AM the Court of different ‘States. No publicity. | Advice road CRS LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM free. Ni Public and Commissioner for 1. 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