The New York Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1872, Page 10

dutles by enoh citizen are te” tor the evils under which we That we are oppose 2.o@ found tne surest suiler. -4 fo {rrosponsitle commis- 42 ‘whose election our people ~-u@ defers of our prosent laws are POLITICAL, Rhode and Repablican Convention—Graut and Colfax Fully Endersed tor Re-Election. PROVIDENCE, March 14, 1872. The Republican State Convention met at eleven o'clock this morning, at the State House, in this The Convention was full and enthuslastic, Generali Ambrose E. Burnside was elected tem- porary President, and J. M. Adderman and Ira 0. Seamans, Secretaries, After the roll of the Con- vention was completed General Burnside, the tem- porary resident, aud temporary Secretaries, were made permanent oficers of the Convention. sed congratulating the re+ pudlicans of New Hampshire on their victory, ‘The Convention then took a recess until haif-past PRESIDENT GRANT ENDORSED FOR RE-ELECTION. ‘The Convention reassembied at hall-past two ML. ‘The following resolutions were passed unani- mously:— BROOKLYN'S BURDENS The Bulwark of Liberty To Be Held Invielable. fie 1 Seen The Committee of Seventy-five Render an Account of Their Stewardship. Glaring Evidence of Criminal Vio, lation of the Law. ‘ Annee Bleven Thousand Fraudulent ‘Votes Cast Last, Election. at large have no voice. any convention at some legislation, and a 6 48 OnLY teaghag to del i alf of good local defeat our’ present Resolvet, That wy endorse the efforts of onr committee to da, to yuniah the offenders, ‘und eilleient re; charter whose provisions shall our municip?, ail airs under the wise check of direct r pie. ‘Moat ‘we call upon our Senators and Assembly- men inthe, State Legislature to take earnest, immediaie and etfielent rection to secure the passa: ster gubntitted by the Committes of Seventy--live. ‘Ths reby ee ves to the cause of 4s city and that we will not support any man for of die ollice, Who 18 NOgin favor of the principles ‘above set a ‘That a copy of these resolutions be ‘transmitted lorney Britton aud the members of the Legisia- ‘ture from'the county of Kings, Mr. SAMUEL MOGRAN was then introduced, and sald that in November last was assemolod the largest meeting of citizens ever held in Brooklyn, appointed the Committee of petrators of gross to bring the to secure the passags istry law, and to frame ngure the administré of the regis'ry taw and A resolution was Hesolved, to District “Att and ‘that meeting Seventy-Five to ferret out the Trad upon the ballot box an patties to justice, The report of the lavors of comumittee had just been laid before tue people and had met with:commendation trom all partes. -then reviewed the provisions of the act providing “for the constitution of a Board of Election, peratively required. Out of 000 | votes were traudulent; one vote in every six was & fraud, and one voter in every six Was a conspirator. Not @ ward in the city but was found evidence of conspirators. It would seem that this was too dark a pictute to give of tne City of Churches; but he believed that the adage was true, that ‘ne nearer the charch the further trom G ciated at their Resolved, That the aationsh atom Lehrer il andl lo and reafirms eo cipl {nistrations of Presidents Lincoln and Grant, “fosolved, That we highly appreciate the di nent sol he er, ight Pp) jagistrate of this great 0) 0. jon and re-election to the nt of the United States, DENT COLFAX FOR RENOMINATION, law Is urgert we fi flee of Preside vat in ise Colfax we recognize an expe- Thirty Indictments of Offer/a- | ers Procured. lcer of the Senate of the ht and intelligent magistrate, sommenges god rerseeton ident of the Unite a sclally consmend the aff United States an and that we cordial! to the office of Vice Resolved, That we especially comm dent Grant'to secure integrity and economy in the adminis- tration of the government, to reduce the burdens of taxation upon the industries of the cow and to honorably discharge the debt whl the sulvation of the nation. SETH PADELFORD FOR GOVERNOR OF RHODE ISLAND, An informal ballot for Governor gave Seth Padel- ford 43, Jonathan Brayton 31, scaticring 34, On the first formal ballot Seth Padeiford, the present in- cumbent, was nominated, and the nomination was ade unanimous, mpardon W. Stevens, the present incumbent, was renominated for Lieutenant Governor. Joshua M, Adderman was nominated for Secretary tat Willard Sayles was renominated for Attorney Gen- ral. : Samuel Clark was renominated for General Treas. urer, ‘The following weze elected delegates to the Na- tlonal Republican Conveation at Philadelpnia: ner He Burnside, Hanie Hs Ter Na- joa.” If we appre- ne “est Sow oui ato) legislators = had Speeches of Samuc! McLean, Demas Barnes, Gclo- nel Davis, A. A. Low, 8. I. Woodford and Distriet Attorney Britton. ‘was incurred jn there were many indictments which remained un- tried, and asked the audience if they would say to the District Attorney that there was no business on his calendar as important as the puriiication of our stain of fraud and corrup- The undlushing attempt to defrand the honest eitizens of brooklyn out of the inherent right of cack sovereign Of this republic to give expres- ‘Bion to bis will through the ballot box last fall called forth ‘an indignant and overwhelming outburst of popniar sentiment on the part ofthe people. The tidal wave of justice and reform started in New York, swept across the stream which separates the two cities and washed away the ignominy and dis- Brace, to a certain extent at least, by bring- perpetrators of Trial and punisnment, cjty irom the damai uon; that they heid him to an exact and responsibility, aud according to his actions would ms _ claim to honesty McLean then related the features of the proposed new charter and said that it was the dut honest people to urge and efficiency rest. the passage oi all the bills roposed, He alluded to the opposition they woukt ve to encounter irom bands who were Warring agaist their pockets and thelr property. icLean continued—It ts for you to whel for this fight—lor u n and pecuiation; whether you are with political gamblers, Applause.) I am een on our part the frauds Immediately following the announcement of the returns from the districts and wards long-headed citizens moving in the po- Jitical arena of the “repubiican side of the house,” Jor the greater part put their knowledge boxes to- gether and commenced to compare the figures re- turned by the canvassers and inspectors of election With the census and the preceding year’s returns from the same districts. In many instances the increase of votes returned was so preposteronsly ‘out of range of reason that it became evident on ‘the face of things that heavy stufing of the ballot. Taere were also General Ambrose than F, Dixon, Alanzon Steere, Et man, Nelson W. Aldrich, William D. Brayton and Latimer W. Ballou, The delegates were empowered to Mill vacancies. The State Central Committee was appointed and authorized to fill vacancies 10 the State ticket, The Convention adjourned sine die. aro. prep frand, corruptiol prepared for this fi ot unmindful that tere ave not unmindful thas there sins of omission; that there has been indolence on our part by which the machinery ot elections has passed into the hands of unworthy men. I am not ignorant of the fact that by criminal the wind and reaped che whirlwind, and as revolutions are the most complete and most bloody when corruption has been tne greatest, 1 believe that the Joaa under which we have been suffering must make this revolution with us perfectly overwhelming, ause.) I believe it wili be overwhelming if you, the people, so decide. If you say that we shall have An honest, pure and responsible government we the example tL Us JOIN tos have sown The Cincinnati Liberal Nationnl Mass Con- Sr. Louss, March 14, 1872, The committee appointed by the ltberal republi- can mass meeting held at Jefferson City, January 24, to gclect their delegates to the Liberal National Mass Convention to be held in Cincinnati, May 1, have reported a list of delegates. Among them are Brown, General Jonn MeNe.l, Charies P, Johnson, Enos Clarke, Henry Louis ex-Congressmen), George W. Anderson, and quite a number of the members. of the Legislature, Lientenant Grave vox had been spnumerable auspicious action of of election, policemen and firemen. shall have it. of the reformers ot our sister city, ether and determine that we shail do our duty onestly, bravely, wholly; that we shall maintain our repubiican institutions; that we shail vindicate them from the diauribes of scoflers and scorners, from the tears of the timid, from the doubts of tne wavering, from the sneers of the unbelievers and from the assaults of the robbers, stain from the fair and once honored name of American citizen, and let us point with pride to our martyr’s words, that the government of the peo- eople aud for the people shall not Ex-Congressman DEMAS BARNES: followed. said it would seem from the vacant seats in this andience that there were some persons who were still mdifferent to their rights. the fearful array of evidence snowing the vast ox- tent of political gambling under which the people uave labored, it Is full time that every voter should awaken toa sense of his enormity and mamtain the integrity ef the ballot. Mr, Barnes perused several points or the évidence adduced by the committee to illustrate the giaring outrages. Everything that can be des.red by pers sons Who would defraud you of the right to express your will through the ballot box has been done, ‘Phese trauds emanate from those high in authority and low in authority, and are not cuntined to any parucular party, Colonel A. C. Davis followed in a stirring speech. He alluded to the great frauds at the last election, and in speaklag of Weldon ana Mcuttf, tne convicted inspectors, now in the Penitentary, sald that they were merely the tools of other men, who ought to be in prison 1n thelr places. He appealed to the people to stand by the District Attoracy in his effort to arties to justice. ould pass the charter aud registry laws, and that the people should take @ deeper Ine terest in the primaries aud elections. A resomtion teudering the thanks of the meeting tothe Committee of seventy-five, and requesting them to continue thelr exertions and organization, was thea oflered and adopted. Mr, A. A. Low Was next introduced, and sald that he thought ne had ot, she power to eaify the although, the spirit vas willing. suMicient had not beer shown tw stimulate them he could not add anything. exposition of facts before them was more eloquent than any tongue, He had had an ultimate trust in the sound hearts of an educated people. ease they bad been contemplatia; reports treated, many of tne behavior of certain “What is to be done about tu?” was asked upon every side, until finaily it was @2termined to call the people into council in mass ameeting, and there have them speak for themselves. A call was issued in accordance with this decision, and one of the most enthusiastic assemblages of eitizens ever congregated in Brooklyn met on the evening of November 10 at the Academy of Music, was expounded by prominent political leaders irrespective of party; the palpable evidence of baliot-box stufing, laid before Senator Schurz, tl he peculiar Haarstick (all St. the alternates are Secretary of State Weigel, ex- Cougressman Joel F, Asper ana several members of NG NEWS. Let us wipe the SHIPPI! Ahnanne for New York=—This Day, The sitnation’” When we review Moon sets...morn — — High wate morn OCEAN STEAMERS, DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL. Jalse counting, Sun rises.... iy io put down the ana wealth was selected to “examine into the frauas upon the ballot box; to bring the perpetra- tors to trial and yunisiment; to devise measures to ‘be presented to the Legislature for enactment for Suture prevention of frauds, and to take such other Steps as in their judgment seemed proper to guara the rights of the citizens of Brooklyn.” ‘Tuitlee set to Work with a will to faithfully perform the duties devolving upon them. The progress Made has been published trom time to time in these eolumns. Last evening, as per public notice given, ‘the committee assembled at the Academy of Music and gave an account of their stewardship, Shortly after eight o’clock Mr. Fraxkiin Woop- Burr, Chairman of the Committee of Seventy-five, game forward and read a brief statement of tue ‘work which had been performed by the committee Avout oue thousand per. gona were present, and the reports were each re- “ecived with expressions of approval by the au- }2 Bowling Green ?] Bowlnz Greea © of Washington 7 Bowling Groen Hie urged that PORT OF NEW Youu, MARCH MA, 1872, CLEARED. ip Oreacent City, ‘Van Sice, Havana—Atlantic Saf ice its organization, “ie mn r ee Livingsten, Cheeseman, Savannah—Livings- 0. coteamalip Georgia, Croweil, Ubarleston—H R Morgan & 0 Steamabip 48 Terry, Salyear, Newbern, NC. neato iors es What more Deputy Comptrolier R. M. WatT1Na, Jr., secretary of the committee, came forward upon the couclu- remarks and B report, sowing that the irauds on the part canvassers, &¢., @ stringent Sicamsmp Aibemario, Walker. Norfolk, City Polat an Richmond--Oid Dominion Steamship Go. a Stoamship Glaucua, Walden, Boston—it k Dimock. Slup Enos Soule, i Bark Jan Van Bark John Zittioren, Witkinson, Brig Fdwin Rowe, Baown, Brig Mary Knowiton, » Soute, San Francisco—C Comstock & Co, Kelly, San Franciseo & Co, Brakei (Du.ch), Do Roet € Of which these was @ deep malady, undermining the structure in which we lived and brought dis. trust to the hearts of people as to the perpetutty of our institutions. The stability and conunuance of our government rested upon the virtue of the people, and if vice were to take the place of Virtue vicious men will place vicious men in office. Unless the ballot box can be made more secure than im the past Jife and property caunot be secure. The remedy for the evils laid with tne people. In speak- ing of general corrapton he referred to the recent Erte war and the startiiug procedure by which a large corporation had been wrested irom those who Were appointed as its government, as its directors, We did not shrink 80 much from the mode, although to nis uilud it was clearly in contempt of law, because law had brought contempt upou itself, Mr, E. L. SANDERSON, Who 13 not a inember of the committee, nere moved that an opportunity be given to those who desired to contribute towards carrying out tne work of He announced that he would The sollowing subscripuows were then made:— A. A. Low, $100; Franklin J. Woodrull, $10 Clafin, $100; Samuel McLean, $100; A, John F. Henry, $50, Ex-[jeutenant Governor Wooprorp said that the ) iraudulent voces spoken of did not begin show the wumber of votes tat were frauduicntly returned atter the iiegal baliota were put into the The people of Brookiyn do not be; themselves, ‘There Was not an official elected at tue Jast election waose majority equalled the faise votes You don’t Know that there 1s @ city or county oficial 12 ofice who Knows that he 1s in office by the voice of the peopie. Taree years ago it was Mr. Britton’s duty a8 a lawyer to detend those who were at that time inilicted There are fifty man who on ver, Amsterdam— necessity of of the persons wno had committed the frauds had been punisned, and the commitiee were in- formed that others indicted would soon be tried. AS a means Of provection in the future tie commitiee had prepared and forwarded to Albany an election Jaw, and asked the approval of it from this mce Ung. They had endeavored to act in the interests of vie ‘witizens in the charter, and not in @ partisan spirit. The committee had been forced to considerable ex- Penditure, and as there was considerable indebted- pess yet an opportunity would be given to this aceting to contribute toward its liquidation. @ Prosecuting Committee was £0. W. BENSON, and in opening Set forth that the committee lad entered upon their ‘work in the midst of great public iudignation. Tue aommittec, having no legal power to enlorce the attendance of witnesses and obtain documents, they | Were restricted to the statements of those who came | ward voluntarily, Marscilles—Jas Henry, Sierra Leone—B J Wenherg. Lothrop, Pernambuco—H A Swilt & 0, Brig I Howland, Freeman, Demarara— Brig Charlotte, Whittemore, Carden: jon. Brig Gazelle, Cole, Galxeston— Schr krnest & Marie (Hay), G Van Bokkelin, Snr Chariea P Stickney, ni ier & Houghton, ‘Milier & Hough- ‘now & Burgess. Kingston, Ja--C A Mathews, Wilmingtom Del—Over- Schr OC Acken, Mead, mer, Stainford. dwin, Waterbury, Stamford. Viihams, Stamfora, Steamer © Comstock, Drake, I’ ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HRRALD STEAM YACHTS, , Hains, Liverpool March 2 and pagtenzers, to Ch 29, passe: Natt fname slay, lat 45 34, 10 bar! n 4 ith, 20) milea east of Sand 185 mies east of do, a Gul Liverpool Feb roseviting the fraud. | steamship Abyssima jueensiown 34, with mi $th inst, lat 45 y The report gave credit to unty Clerk Herman, City Clerk Bishop and others Aor their courteous conduct and their willingness to lurnish documents irom their respective offices. ‘Gut of the B81 inspectors of election only five had given any information of fraudulent acts com- Mitied under their opservation. In many districts Where gross frauds were committed the inspectors dalled vo detect them and retused (6 give any iifore Mation to the committee, The frauauient vote, amounting to 11,000, cast last. November, demon- strated the urgent necessity of obtaininj present Legisiature a siriagent registry law. ‘The committee had discovered Dy ed storingliip, do ard steamship, d teamship City of New York (Br), Jones, and Queenstown March 1, with mdee and 49 to Joon G Dale, Maréh 5, «lat 484, lon 132, slgnalized © er bound eurt; bth, sip Jacob A Stamler, from 43-44, lon 45, @ national Lip City of Mexico, Timmerman, Vera Cruz March Havana 9th, with mdse aad passengers, url, Morton, Havana March 9, 1:45 sengers, to the Atlantic Mail Steamship Mercedita, Marsbman, Fernandin: ers, to Jaines Hand. 1 brig Henry H Seavey, bound south, Savannah March 9, with lew York; 8th, lat steamer bonnd cust, pat into tho ballot box, Steame!iy> Mi with mdse and Co, and conviction, ‘The testimony in these cases ano the naines of the witnesses were sent to the Disurict Attorney between November 18 and Decem- ‘Twenty-\pree indictments were tound by the Grand Jury, and of those six were tried, one of the accused being acquitied and five convicted and sentenced. The report then went on to charge gross violations fome Of who were dru to be done by those who Repeaters from New York angs, and respectable citiz he polls Employés of the Water Board sought to induce non-residents to vote, Jum at New Utrecht we Jowed to vote, cry a with mdse and passe: Lookont, passed for election frauds. Were midtoted ay hold office, If the District Attorney will within sixty days prosecute these men to conviction the ple will say, “God biess him,” inevitable deduction must remain with the Dis- trict Attorney during the balance of his oilicial life. The oid republican party, to Which | beiong, Was founded for rigat and liverty, aud in its holy name No such crime should be committed, and its repre - sentatives shoala scourge from their miast any man olluted haud upon the ballot box. He Was notentitied to speak on benalt of tue other ) ig made for District Attorney Brit- who Was Beate, on the siage, that gentieman quarter to eleven o'clock appeared at the front, and said that he had not come there for the purpose of making @ speech, but called upon as he had referred to as he had Af the speakers, he could not well refrain from saying @ few words, gentlemen who they would give him to bis position. and passengers, to'R Lowden. yanoke, Bourne, Richmond, City Point and in mdse and passeugers. to Old Dominion Stean- Steamehin George B Upt Point and Norfolk, with m If he did do tt nk and left the counting remained sober enough, famed about the city 1 ens were driven {rom ‘on. Roberts, Richmond, Chiy Ise and passengers, to Washing Bark Virginia (Bry P t augur, to Monee Taylor & sou foe Se, Been W days N of Hi carried nway maintom passed the wreck of a ve: between 110 and 115 feet in les coppered and from 01 Inmates of the Asy- re taken to the polis and gh Some of them had not been Atlempts were case such an knocked down The committee cailed attention to © poli lista of eight election districts ‘he County Clerk's office, as re- committee have other facts Toper not to disclose at pre- Ht read the report ing that they iad a who lays his . 4 apparently a abip oF ngth on the keel and pearances but a short time in that severa! small spare cy gal wing at the time scovered, rendering it impossible for us te learn r= e bribe inspectors, ‘attempt fatied, and arrested, the fact that th ‘Were never Hii quired by law. which they deem it p; went. n Ex- State Senator W, Of the Legislative Committee, stat ronan provisions power of the new Board so t ‘Of the Common Council in ¢ Secondly, a stringent electios with particular reterence to the } delegation of P| ‘mitiee on wore referred. The inspector Bark Carlota (Pr), Dixon, Cardenas, 15 days, with sugar to NW gales the entire passage; Leon 9 ‘Vesey, Bermuda 18 days, with pro- }4 days to Cape Hatter d inst, lat 84, Jon 73, hi agin 4 hours, ‘url Sth inst, Jat 3d, lon for Port) Rice, ‘Trinidad 88 days, with days N of Ca) Wark Bliza bi duee, to Middl with constant NW and sW. Violent yale from ESE to N were hove to under bave poles schr Peeriess, from Baltimore Brig Aroostook (of Boston), sugarto Ygnaga, det Vaile & (bo — ver Been 18 days uorts of Hatteras, wit! been blown off the coast three time ere hurricane from E to NW, ich lost water canks, stove rail, Oke brig B Inginac, hence in reported having been in night previous with a Spanish brig and supposed sunk, with all on boar more (of Stockton), Clifford, Matanzas 23 to LB Amsinck & Co- vessel to RP Buck with fresh NE and NW ales: lost and spilt sails and had several of the crew frost- niten; was blown off the coast three times, Matonzas, 2% days, with veasel to P.’ I, Nevius & Sons, Been 16 Hatteras with fresh gales from N and NW, Duuton, Ponce, P Ry BreadAater, 24 daps, with oranges to D'J M: to BJ Wenberg, experienced age baw been Jon 76.10, had a sever hours; lost jib, foresall and storm tryanil: at three times and was blown off again; %h inst, lat 38, lon ned a sebr's spare with sails and rig Elza ‘Thompson, for New nd March 10; echr 8 P Hail, for some MeMillan, Bara- Co—vessei to BJ Wen- not require the riorm the duties of Whatever the vote might have been in the city, he believed that he was the recognized District Attorney o1 Kings county, When he took the oath of ofice he meant that he would honestly and faithtally perform tis duties, Me had lived mm Brookiyn seventeen years aad he lumen who knew him believed shat when commissioners Il be the agent pte AY all Ros h vecnhar necessities an amended charter, the commitice rice; the eap' his duties, Me thought that this would be the last ume while he held that offic before an audience and see iis acts. Upon this making an explanation, rich explained that since ‘this report was written the amended chaiter been reported by Senator ad ulso introduced the Elecuon law ad obtained @ jayorabie report, n considered in It was to be feared that this t sight of by reason .of the intro. istry law applicable to all the cities The commitiec believed that the b' roposed by them should ve passed substanually in As to the charier, there had beena Bsion on the part of the publi oe - a ers the ope ir of ls new charter created, but merely. the old one amended, power ip the hands of the May 1d confiding to them control of the heads Irrespousivie oflice: possible all departments to ich should make contracts, ug of double offices vy ie ce that he would appear mM to Rpologize tor any of occasion he felt justified in He thea explained that he could not try the cases before, as in the first month f his term there was no Court at which these Court of Sessions could not be Oyer and Terminer could not or W 3 of the City Courts did not desire to r reason was that office remained to He explained all this to a sub com- they would purpose and va N of Hatteras and it would be soo! of the whole Senate, bill would be Jos: duction of a regi of the State, lays north of Hatter; i | ANd the Judge: re hurricane from NE hear crimimai business, Anotne: the accumulated business of the be disposed of, Bit, Se witnes: msiness to try these cases office of District ‘Attorney, @ iiticlans vr Dot, he wou ties, ~ Men were not to | their promises, for men to make promises, as he laa extent, All he said to the citizens of Brovslyn was to juuige of him as they should jadge elseo—2) their acts, aud not by their li eeling shortly af MACE AND O'BALDWIN, The Meeting Between the Agen ‘ugilists Postponed. PHILADELPHIA, Maret 14, 1872, The contemplated meeting between the agenis of Mace and O'Baldwm, to settle the preliminaries for a fight, haa been postponed nti to-morrow, on cath of a daughter of Mr. Monganan, At WhOH iouse Ibe meeting #as (0 We held, was up to Barne- iw present form. 4 Lotal misapprenes to its purport, had been ado; Feb 2; Iza, for Southern port March 20. Schr© if Hodudon (of Provincetown), eon, 16 days, with fruit to E. Pug & thead gales the whol I¢con- | tne without fear or favor, id falvntuily perform his 1 im these times It was easy to @ certain ments; avolished Subordinated as far as the Common Couuclt wii forbade tue wold Tra0n, £X-Congressman Joun Ww. hours, in wiieh ios! Vantanr. cook, of drowned; was up to the Talk was ch om; during same blow Antone Washed overboard and ‘s 12th inst but got driven ‘ones, Wilmington, NO, 6 days, with bebr Cuoddy, Fannin, Philadelphia for Portland, d Through ite BOUND sourt. Steamshin Cheanpeake, Johnson, ud passengers, to J F An of everybody Y » aves eatlales j naval stores to ES Powell (he Mnances, showing that ved irom all sources was 33 had been expended by easurer suggested that if wards adjourned, the commit 1Z6u8 felt disposed repay Beitora for New York, on & We it, City Isiand for New Newport, RI, 34 days, of the Two @ following reso- “ or) Sehr Winner, Cole, Maracaibo via for New York, with coffee to # T: ony Jolinnon, Provid ved, That Dallot as bave bee against the purity of the once brought to jn Rot yet tried ‘bould be at efor Elaabeth- overnment, in the enfor: : . | accoune oF me ¢ 0 HKG VerKOnAl dixchurve of rel vealstry law and | tbr Helen M Woodward, jlervev, Providenge for New NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1872—TRIPLE SHESt ws YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1872.~thiiiee Senr Reading Railroad No 42, Dunbar, Providence for New York, om eur ar , Gurney, New Haven for New York. eli Jou Maufove, Hallodk, Providence for New Yor, Scnr Wm L Peek, Bunce, Providence for New som dobr Tanne i Harden, Bad. Nomar ior New Tors: Sehr Isaac C Keen, Groy w Yor: Schr Mary Weaver, Weaver, Providence for Philadelphia, Schr Emma, Hyatt, Taunton for New York. (Ail the above schooners have been icebound in Hart Isiand roads since the commencement of tue late cold snap). BOUND EAST. Steamshin G1 Walden, New York for Boston. SUir'Ney, Brivas, New York for Fall River (loebound off SAILED. Steamsbips City of Antwerp, for Liverpool; Westphal Hamburg; Crescent City, Havana; H Livinfston, Savannah Georgia, Chayieston; Blien 8 Terry, Newbern, NC; Albe- marie, Richinond, &¢, Shipping Notes. Captain George Barstow, Jr, the second mate, George Ma- thows, and aseaman named Inlger Blenanchy, of bark Vo- lant, were drowned on the lst inst, The bodies of the cap- tain and second mate were found on the beach, 12 miles cast Of Progreso, as.aiso the poat in which the unfortunate men embarked, On the passage out of the Volant # seaman ueined Henry Farpant died and was buried at sea. Marine Disasters. Suir Cissy (of London), Spencer, from Foochow, sup- posed for New York, ia reported as having put back to Foo- chow Feb —, having been ashore. SurP RAGNA (Br), from Savannah for Dublin, before re- ported aa having run on a wreck while proceeding to s¢a came off 12th fnet, apparently uninjured, ( Bank STEFANTNO (Ital), Lave from New York for Penarth, before reput ‘ put ‘imo’ Bermuda 25th ult in dis- irene, having eacodutered & severe gale on the cub, in lai 587 90, lon 7430, which caused the vessel to, leak badly ; was compelled to throw overboard @ portion of the cargo; she was discharging 8th inst, BARx CARLTON.—Sehr S J Gilmore, from Bt Jobn, which arrived at Cardenas 7iH 1.6, reports having fallen th with the British bark Cariton, from Baltimore for Belfast, in lat 85 15, lon 71, with rudder head gone, ‘The captain ot the Carlten thought be would be ready to proceed on his voyage in a few hours, ft a BARK CARLETON (of Yarmouth, NS), Durkee, from Bal- more tor hettase T (setore reported at Bermuda’: anchored in Five Fathom Hole evening of 26th ult leaky, and with loss of rudder head. She arrived at St Georges 28h and remained in port 8th anat. OF BARK Ruenrzer (Nor), Mathieson, which sailed from Charleston 84 inst for Beanfort, 80; to load for Queenstown, ‘was reported lying below Beaufort Lith in a leaky conaition. Steamtug Pilot Boy had been sent to tow her bacs to Charies- ton for repairs, ; BARE ANNIE MCANN (of Yarmouth, NS), Cann, from Leith Feb 9 for Boston, was found abandoned Sth tost in lat 43 06, lon 61 16, by steamship Peruvian, at Portland, Bric Parra (Br), Swafin, at Belfast, ireland, from Bal- timoro, reports:—Atl PM, on 24th Jan, in lat 87 N, lon 68 W. ship running ‘under clone-reefed topsaile, foresail an toretopmaststavaal ing KE. wind WNW, with increasii ale and a heavy sea, Johann Larsen, boatswain, a native 0 Prussia, was warhed overboard by heavy sea which broke on deck, We brought the ship to as soon as possible, when we used every exertion to save hin, but we regret our endeay- ours proved futile. Experienced’ very heavy weather to the meridian of 40, aud since then had the weather more tavora- ie. BRIG FL.ORENOF (of St John, NB), Dickens, from Matan- zasfor New York, with sugar, Was wowed Into Bermuda 22d ult, with loss of foremast and nearly all attached, and vessel leaking badly, having encountered a terrific gale on the 1ith feat. Was compelled to bear away for Bermuda. Sho remained &h {ust repairing, and a portion of her cargo dis- charged. - oy a ‘A (of Digby, N8), Dakin, from Machias for Cioniuegos, with tumnber arrived at Bermuda 23th ult, The captain reports that on the 2ist he experienced very heavy ‘Weather; lone part of bulwarks and stanchions and sustained other damages; had to throw overhoara part of deckload, She was repairing bth inst without discharging cargo. Brig Rio GRANDE, McLellan, which arrived at Havana 8th inst, 19 days out from New York, reports, in lat 2904 N, long 7108 E, she enconntered a severe s:orm, which necessi: tated the throwing overboard some of her cargo. BRIG Many O RosevELr, from Satilla River for Bath, in oing into Vineyard Haven 13th inst, struck on Hedge Fence, Gut kubsequently cot of; damage, if auy, not reported. Bric Henues (Br), Lees, from Philadelphia for Laguay- ra, put into St Thomas lu:h inst leaky, Scur FLORENCE 1 LooKwoop, St Johns, arrived at Nor- Walk. Conn, 18th inst, reports: —salied from Wilmington, NO, with rosin on the Jth nit, for New York, on the Wth, Int 81 12, lon 74 0, experienced a’ heavy SE gale, shifting sud- denly to NW, blowing heavy and heavy cross sea running; drifted into the Guf Stream; storm broke up during the night and wind veered to north and east; Marci 1, wind east, made ali sail and stood to north and west, Int 35.55, lon 74 5), at midnight | barometer down to 285, weather threatening took in all light sails, two reefs all around and stowed jib; March 2, at dA ip and fo eastward; blowing ‘& heavy gale from northeast; at6AM gale still increasing and’a tremendous sea runniny; being close to shore, had to keep forestaysail on to make vessel's headreach off shore; ut starte1 by sen and washed off; also quarter board, vessel shipping large quantities ot water; at 8 AM, barometer 29, heavy cross sea coming in from southward; at 10 AM gale moderated, and hauled to southward, blowin; heavd; hraded ve sel west by north; at PM heavy squall from WNW; blew away jib; split the two-reeled ‘apankes nad started reef cringles 1n foresail and mainsail; beat miz- ventrysail, three ree(ed foresail and mainsail, and hoye vessel to; midnight, ga'e still contined, Wrhh heavy sen. “March Hat 8 AM gale moderating lat at_ noon 23 26; 4th, 8 PM, weather looming threatening and baromer falling tapidly, handed all light sails, thre reefed all around, and hove to; lay to until Saturday, March 9, during which, ‘on the Sth, heavy sea struck rudder and broke tt off; onthe 7th vessel strained and making consid- erale water; took hatches off and threw over 100 bbbi rosin; on the #th gale moderated some, with tre mendous cross sea ‘running; sent down mizzen- topmast to make rudder; Saturday at noun finished Tuddder and made sail, wind NIE; stuod to N and Wi at? P M, blowing heavy, continued on voy: Sunday, at 12 mia night, made Gay Head, bearing NE, 2) miles distant; Mon- ta AM, wind NH, bowlig heavy and snowing: ‘oint Ji Ay, a reefed all sails'and ran vessel for t Judith; at 8A heard woistle on Point Judith ; at 11 A M passed Little continued up the Sound for New York; found ice blockade up to Hart's Island, and put back to Norwalk fora harbor; arrived at Norwalk Wednesday, 13th, at PM; as soon us re- Hitted a Tittle vessel wll proceed on her voyage; wsteamtug has been sent on to tow her to this port. Rier.F, from Limenburg, NS, for Boston, of mackerel, wont ashore at Squibuocket, west end of Martha's Vineyard, on the morning of the ith ins! She had previously been blown off the coast in the heavy (ed which have prevailed, ond onthe 9th inst spol New York piot boat which gave her the course as W by N, steered the course, and before daylight made breakers, anchored and rode until9 AM, when she dragged and strack heavily; si{pped chains and let her ashore. ‘Che versei’s Keel is start: ed. ‘The cargo was landed ana will be reshipped, Sonn EMMA BAcon, from Boston to Baltimore, arrived at \ineyard Haven Lith inst, having tn tow ihe ache Malabar (of Belfast), from Port Johnson for East Cambridge, dis- masted. The captain of the Mala%ar reports:—Took the wind from ENE suine nvoning. off Nanseli, and put back and anchored in Nyavnis outer harbor in’ three and a half fathoms of water; at 2:30 PM 12th, ported small chain and commenced dragging: cut away both mast, and at bP drought np about one mile from the Horse Shoe, Her sails wore saved. She will await orders before repairing. Sour WALTON (of Richmond, Me), from Philadelphia for Bath, with @ cargo of coal, lett Vineyard Haven Lith inst. and ancnored in the Eee of the same night near Cape Page; artet small chain, and to avoid dragiing ashore on the rocks sipped large chain and ran ashore at4PM. On the 24th, about one mile south of Sengechontacket Opening. The captain has contracted with Edgartown parties to get her off, Soi ML Sx Pinine (Br) from Newport for 8t John, NB. eraured her anchors at Vineyard Haven, 12th inst, aud got jn contact with the schooner Alice B, of Barnstable, dam: ing the latter badly, carrying away her head gear, broke jit boom, etarted forecastie deck, broxe cat heads, tc, The M Lt Pierre damagad her whecl and davit.. The Alice B will probably proceed to New Bedrori for repairs, SOUR NEW ZEALAND, of Deor Island, Me, from Hoboken for Boston, with coal, went ashore during the night of 13th inst at South Truro. "The crew nre safe, and the vessel is Ugbt. She lost both anchors and chains, and lies about half a ‘mile from the other schr New Zealand, before reported ashore. Scam Wat KENNEDY, Androws, loaded at Baltimore Feb 28 by Thomas Gemmell, with a cargo of coal (180 tons) for Burlington, NJ, was caught py the ice on the night of the %h inst, and forced ashore between Pool’s Island and Sassafras River, where she now lies. she will robably be lightened of her cargo and brought to Baltimore for repairs, Seng WM D Hinton, Weaver, from New York for Baltt- more, ran ashore on the suocia off the wouth of West Rit on the afternoon of the Stu inst. Sbe was gotten off’ by the United States revenue cutter Bronx on the 9th inst and towed to an anchorage under Thomas’ Point. SouR WALTER InvinG, from Baltimore for Belfast, Me, with corn, atrack on Barnegat bar sta inst, but came oit after throwing over 1500 bushels, and was taken /insive the inlet, where sne remained 12th, leaking slightly. Sour WHITE Sw AN, from Calais for New York, beforo re- ported ashore at Cape Poge, had been floated off on the lith, and efforts were being made to get her into Edgartown or Vineyard Haven. ScHR PIONFR, from Mobile for Providence, was on the 2d inst by brig Mary C Roseveit, at Vineyard 12th, with foretopmast gone ana sails split. Scar Ip B Sinsner, Newton, which was ashore on the beach at Lynchaven Bay, nas been got off, and arrived at Norfolk 1th inst. Scun HELENA, from St Marc for Boston, put into Bermu- da 8th inst, with (oss of sails and leaking badly. cay Sour LatourA, from St Mary's, Ja, for New York, put Into Newp ort 18th inst in distress, having lost safle, &, Brisror. (Pill), March 1—The brig Rufus, Sorensen, from Wilmington (NC) for Bristol, in anchoring in Kingroad on the night of Feb 2%, foule! the bark Vixing, Genties, from Alexandria for Bristol, carrying her cathead, &c. ‘The Rufus iost her maintopgallantmast arid starboard rigging, CROOKHAVRN. Feb 10—The master (Crevin) of the Rich- ard, from Baltimore, before reported. as putting Into Crook. haven, reports that on Jan 27, in lat 46 60.N, lon 39 45 W, ex: perienced a heavy thunder storm, daring which the mala. mast was struck by lightning, and on the Bat encountered © hurricane from the WNW, with a tremendous sea, during which lost bulwarks on both sides, and the lower foretopaatl 80 strained that it afterwards epiit; and on’ Feb 2 int 49 N, Jon 214 W, it commenced blowing from the SSW, and thé ship was thrown so much onthe port side that the car; shifted; and onthe 84 the foresail carried away, and the ship would not answer her helm, so she broached to and was thrown on her beam ends, and’ the remaining bniwarks on the starboard side carried away, and the cabin stove in and filed; found 2 inches of water'in the hold, Cargo supposed to be dainaged to some extent, Canpirr, March 1—The Jessie (of Miiford), Morgan, from London, wasin collision last night, in Penarth Kuads, with the bark Rainbow, of Nova Sco.in, hence for Galveston s tho Jatter vessel was much damaged, and is leaky, and has lost powaprit and foretopgallant matt, The Jessi has 10 board bulwarks, deckhouse and foreyard, Both voss docked, ForTnrss Monrog, March 14— cutter Bronx, arrived to-day from a the brig Pastor from Cienfuegos for » her vow: sprit catwater and bulwarks were gone: she is’ bond (0 Baltimore for renairs, The Bronx yesterday towed into the Pia ie capsized schooner fore pent iP before reported off the s.r of Wrawr, Feb 29—The Phenix (Sweedisl Stromberg, from Middiesborongh tor New York, has, pas here, having on board the crew o/ a French fishing mack gnth which sho was in collision at 5 PM yesterday, near the Start Point. The Frene crew, except one mah who wae drowned got on board the Phenix, but the mantero tee latter reports that the smack had but very iittle damege. The Phcrn\x has no damage beyond a plank or two chatew _Liventoor, March 1-The Spirit of the Dawn, hence for Newnortand kan Tranciseo, reported Jan 4 as wrecked tn Crogill Bay, floated 27th ult, but abe drew too. much water to enable her to come out of her bed; two salle were parsed under the ship, stopping some of the leaks, and aquaniity of bal.ast was being put out, QuEENSTOWN, March ¥-—The AO Vinge, Olsen (m from New York, has put in here leuxy. bs bracing: The Oneca (American, Haskell, tom Callao for Cowen for orders ‘has putin leaking, and has been towed to. the Victoria Docks Passage, Ourk, for repairs. Miscellaneous, VAMBHIP TRIPOLI, from Liverpool, arrived at Boston sterday with the passengers and cargo of the steamsliip artula, which was disabled by collision, as before reported. Notice to Mariners. The pilot boat Mary & Catharine, No 6, came in from sea 2 5 ae Geb 29—Arrived Northam! Sebeiballion, Levaek, red 29th, Areturus, Ziel! Leiru, Feb 3\—Arnve fles SBF of the High- ip channel buoy adrift, wrong Pel on the Lightship wiationed at Saybrook, Ci, is romerdey ana ro bein (a), Falter, New Dora, Braun, New Orleana. Feb 22—Sailed, Laurel, Tayior, Savanpah, Lrtoava, Feb 13—Arrived, M, Lisnon, Feb 25—Arrived, LONDONDERRY, dich, New York via Queen Steamship St Patrick, from Portland for Liverpool, March Rendieton, from Liverpool tor Cale ‘armouth, NS), 82 days from Liverpool Of provisions, and was 84) Bark Ada Gray, Ri w.4 Jan 38, int 34 8, ton Brig Dante, bow Arrived, Treci Dubrovachi, Po~ own. MIDpLEBOROUGH, Maren 1—Sailed, Thela, Ramelof, New York; Mary, Baltimore, fled, Susan’ Bergen, Dav Tucker, do; 28d, Ortolan, sher, Philade'phia, Chapin, Bunker, from Tieste for Lege EVIDEO, Jan 16 Arrived, F A Darrell York ; 20th, Gladstone, Brown, Darien ; 224, E M - Balled Jan 26, Rio dela Plata, Charleston; 27th, Wahsach, NeWroRt (Mon), Feb 29—Cleared, Polar Star, New York. Sailed 2ith, Kary Lawton, Rose, Be ia. son, and Adelaide Aladdi: quam Dormio, Cousi lao, Jan. ‘Ship Repupite Sor nd was supplied by steain- 4c, from New York for Buenos Ayres, nd west, March 8 tat 44, 1on 47, Forelan Ports. Pi labeandd Feb 28—Sailed, Northern Queen, Doilar, New Jan 24—In port bark Ferndale (Br), Frazer, King Arthur (Br) in, Now Yoru’ Imperador, Pil Locke, New fia, Fulton, Be for New York. vensen, New York; 27th, ‘arsons, for do, to Ran; ‘Boston lig; Dr’ Str Entered for Id “aumron (Pil}, Feb 20—Arrived, Kalos, Quinton, 2it ¢ ), Fel —, - h; Perse ‘Cook, Chariesion, aan , Emily Lowther, Earle, trom Balti- werdam. ‘28—Arrivea, Granada, Smith, Doboy; Pa- al'ed, Jannetje, Schroder, Gude, Due, for New York. 1--Cleared, Fr ico lo Svevo, ved, Gardner Colby, w Orleans; 27th, Wm Yeo, Hor nittwourn, arch 1-Pat in, Luce Radman, Karg, fromm At mo, F Dh ied, Mercury, Thomas; Escort, er, and Hvdrantha, Down, Ni QUEENSTOWN, March 1. Pensacola for Cork ; 2d, Oneca, Haskell, Callas; York yepure, Walker, Mobile, Marla Melanie, Richards, Jie, Sears, Creeimany Off Swanage 20th, Alpine, Hynes, frou Hartlepoo! for Bale RDAM, Feb 29—Cleared, Amalia & Hedwig, Gebm, irdal, Hampton = rab, RR ead SWINEMUNDE, Feb 2 jArtived, Loreley, Miedbrodt, and Cleared, Countess of Dudley, Hampton Troptc Bird, Mor nah; ver: BRixH, Feb BELFAST, Fel tria, Swadia, Baltim BROUWERSHAVEN, Feb 27-1 Mi man, Philadelphia. jew York. BUENOS AYRES, Jan 21— Arrived, ived, Arther White, Murpbyy. Lord Claret rendon. Laven. , New York, |, brigs Richmond, Powers, York (and cleared Ist inst tor Cuba); scbr Portland Nelson, do (and cleared 29th for Turks . Bailed 25th, }» Doane (from St John, Nis), rig Marion (Br), Collins, Rockport, NS. anada West (br), Feb 29—Off the Wi from London for Cardiff and Cie rmstrong, Pensa In port 8th, schr Helena, from St Mare for Boston, ar red Sts, m distress. - CARDIFF, feb 37—Salled, Rainbow. géth, Bisie0. Torgeson, New York; Cleared 27th, Wexford, New York. rea] Richard, Crepin, Baltimore. Capra, Feb 4—Arri a Campenas, Mar 1—Arrived, echra land; China, Navril, Winterport, harks’ Lavinia’ Dyer, St one arks’ Lavin! er, St Johny brig B Young, Fitmmer, Aphalach w ortland; Gi, ac N ‘1 RIO JANEIRO, Fi feb, led, Zopgailant, Puilips, India; 4th, Aeolus, Hardin, ‘SIEERA LEONF, Feb 18—In on haecon ‘Graves, Bost OR, Jan ‘a! by GAteacona, Feb is—Atrived, Mary Elise, Austrieb, New TrizerR, Feb 28—Arrived, Honduras, Sutton, Philadel- Pee iaKETORD, March 2—Arrived, Keystone, Liverpool for American Ports. 18—Arrived, U steamsh! Higgins, Bath; Huram? 7th, bark Gan Eden, Greenleaf, Portlan or Eaton, Elwood, New Yor hra© © Bearse, Hod, d, do; L'T Warren, Johnson, Lagua Hatteras. 4th—Brisa F B Toda, York ; Ethel Bolton (Br), Haney, north of Hi Sth—brig Eudorus, Cummings, New Or- ‘Brig Pert, Perkins, north of Hatteras, CAIBARIEN, Feb '26—Ai Blanchard, Havana; schr Electa 27th—Bark Neilie May, Biair, Havana; ‘schrs James Smith, 28ch—Louisa A Johnaon, Mabiman, 18 8 Davis, Bishop, New York, ‘March 2—Arrived, schra Veto, Henderson, Burroughs, Norton, do; 4th, L J Holway, Salled Feb 29th, brig Sarah, Nichols, New York; March 1, bark Ann Elizabeth, Phelan, a don, north Hatteras; : venue, cutter, Mabons 1). Bare, Liverpoo), chor » schr Maracaibo, Hen- from Elizabethport for Rockport, Mass. ‘eared, steamer William Kennedy, Foster, Baltimore via in Nesutan, Schibye, Hong Kong: Austrian bark schr Southerner, Thatcher, also cid, steamer Holmes, Eldridge, Wand St steamers, Wm Kennedy, brig Erie; schr Bonny Boat (two anchored in the Boas aa oraapr at earey ; Temata “ r_ Nepiune, from ‘New York; schr le. ‘March 1§—arrived, steamer Wm Lawrence, Hallott, Boston’ via Norfolk; schra Wm D Hilton, Weaver, NGoaret Ship Gray. Eagle; Collin, Rio ee Par Guatamala via Nassau; Win Allen, Grant , Boston. St for Nassa; Wm Wilson, for 4 CHARLESTON. March 14— Arrived, brig Mercedita, Clen- fuegos; schra Old Chad, McClintock, Havana; Anna 8h South “Carolina, New York; brig DB March 18—Arrived, steamship Ashland, Pa Maren 2—Arrived, sclr Franklin, Clark, MTOMLE, March 9—Cleared, brig Antelope, Rumball, Pas.’ March 9— Arrived, HicG Cimnon, Liverpool vii (spy Alzied, Havana, i Gantit. Helows coming up. ships Reunion, Cur Liverpool; Solan (Nor); Jansen, from Matanzas; sobt David Wasson, Jones, from Mavanzas, Neneser (Han), Nelison, Hamburg, Mare’: 18—Arrivei, schr Florence I Look- wood, St Jolin, Wilmington, NC, for'New York (see Disas- ters). ADELPITIA, March 18—Arrived, achrs Georgs Ht gauinse Haley, New. ork, Manantion, Cleypole, Province: Borden, Allen, New Bedf« red—Bark Carl XV (Sweed), H Fennel, Favon, Savuny Elie Allen (Br), Alle , Wi Cy uayra al ena: Sleeper Car ienusy Althea, Smith, Haven ‘all River ‘i M acer Ward, Boston. a ch 13—The pilot boat Cope reports passed LET Tat day, urige Nosea Day, and Hobe Mokey 5 the latter from London. Ship Wyomiug went to sea Behe Julia, A eoksr ‘ terday; Micuteamer lackawacne. left tor New York.” Revenue cute ter Colfax asrived an Philadelphia lag. evening. schooners. remain. ales from Pawunkey River for New York’; lost Jeck load rae. onto Md—Arnved, steamship Peruvian, 0 NCISCO, Mhyoh —Cleared, ship Queen of the Stoddard, Newcastle, NSW batc Harrington ( Bry McKenzie (from Portland, 0). Q ed, bark Archibald echr Welcome R Beeb Bark Lothair, f Edwards, and Li . Fia, March 6—Arrived, scbr HC Shep. % York, aD MAVEN, March 21—Arrived, schra Arthur jurton, Jacksonville for Bouton; Alice B, Rockport, Me, for NK. rf Salied—Steamer Verbena, tow for her station ; aiso all is Saflea 24—Sc! Patiob, Hnbbar: ‘Ki: * Gosutien, New Yor! Gan Poin aud "Richmond Whelden, Philadelphia; se! ; ME Amaden, Lavender, iT ley, Smith, Philadelp! Hodgkinson, Ce Achilles, and Aries: yutward bout Drige Malaga’ Edo, do? | # Gade outward bour jannon, Singer, P Lottie, Wells, fro BALTIMO sn Br), Morris, New York; owry, St Stepnel DEAt,, Fab 28—Of, La Belia, Christensen, borough for New York. Arrives Sith, Echuballton, Levack, New York for Lonaon y Feb 27—Of, La Gloire, Wiley, from New York for Aniwerp. DEMARARA, March 12—Arrivi Alexander, New Yor! GLABGOW, Feb 2 York (and lett K, ‘el GILRALTAR, Feb 29—dailed, stea araellles, &c), New York. ARTLEPOOL, Feb 27—Sailed, Sarah, Guilson, New York; » Cook, do; 28th, Pallas, Visker, ahd Dagmar, Koblstrom, do, : MAVRE,' Feb 27—Safled, Gen Butler, Chase, Caraiff and Untied States; Autocrat, HE States; L @ Bigelow, Raymond, Baltimore. Hamuvra, March 'll—Arrived, ship Lathiey Rich, Mitahell, ived, brig Prairie Ros Reed, Carvenas; O harieston; 8d, Vraia, Mason, New Ori Boston; brig A G Jewett, Robinson, St Jobn, if ; and W E Heard( Br, h, Megunticook, Hemingway, Bos: r Gardner. Providence, neiro; achre J Taylor, Hoepman, , fghr Helen A Bowen, Kk. 8-Sallod, Columbia (8), McKay, New Arrive, Hope, Fra hip Tyrian (Br), Law- EW ORLEANS, Newport and United ITAVANA, March 2— 4th, bark Norton i New York; sebr Mary G Coll th, barks Prote Raymond, New York; ton; schré Ralph Cariton, Dunn, Wiscasset; Anna, Whitmore, Mobile; ' 7th, bark Mar: Boston; brigs Koala n, New York; schra J Conservative, Sterlin; arks Marasita (Sp), ; Almira’ Coombs, athon, Donnell, an Grande, McLetlai Maitland, Colcord, ‘Salas, Savannah; Galofu Hansen, Sagua; ‘Thos Borden, Allen, in on Monday, brigs » ew York via Cal ork; brigs Gea Prim (8 Beard (Br), Carter, New Yor i Waterhouse, Deiaware Anna Walsh, La line, Hutchingon, New Orleans; J nic, Nichols, Portland ; Oc Breaky je Houghton, Woost Helen @ Rich, Strout, M ser, Reed, Charleston: 6th, before reported off Fen+ left for New Yor, Arrived last night, Sag do; Nourna (Nor), Hansen, New brig Gilmore Meredith, Ayres, Baga nia; 8th, bark Sally Brown, Matthews, do; steam: Mia (NG), Franzen, New Orleans, farch'9—Arrived, brig Hajcyon (Br), Dunham, ‘ori, ~ buck 1tn, briz Arabel (Br), for New York. Arrived 13th, ‘steainship North American (Br), Miller, Liv- erpool for Baltimore, INGSTON, Ja, March 12—Arrived, Queen, Maury, Aspin orl 'VERPOOL, March 18—Arrived, barks Othero (Br), Mo- ir ; James R Boyd (Br, hr Mabel F Staple: stown. Tuller (Br), Kite, Li rrived, steamship Se mehip Ocean 1 (and sailed AM 13th foe New Perry, Savannah, with the Shovel Fn ew Orleans; Othere, ‘ore r Al fn 14, Golconda, Davies, McGregor, Charleston. Arrived at do Feb 28, Uhto, Gundersen, Wilmington, MeNair, New York: uéth, Jol ritish Queen, Pitts, do; Scioto, Ds. i wreer ions Lowther, New Yore; Devonshire, y a. dope, Dexter, for New York. 29—Ainved, Northumbria, Fuller, New Ben Nevis, Petrie, New York (and sailed jh). Salled 28th, Humboldt (s), Barandon, New York. Lisbon, Feb 2J—Arrived, Whampoa, Vogelsen, Dordt for Stockton, Grifin, Rio Janeiro, Feb 17—Arrived, MoViLLE, March 1¢—Aurive jand for Liverpool (and pr LVORD, Feb 27—Suiled, Ar Te cngal Annie & aecveae 2 jengal, Annic Henderson, G A Parsons, Bedabedac, ki 13th—Arrived, brig M: Bath; webrs J 18ith--Arrived & Bragdon, do for Sailed 27th, Kate Bi ‘Vandusen, FE J Heraty, M Rright, Hadley, and ‘ary © Rosevelt, Satella Ri joveph H iiuddell and on E Davin, Newcastle, Del, for Danvers, irs C8 Grove, Boston for Baltimore; J 8 Richmond (Jost apehor on Nantucket Shoals th). =) ve arrivals, and bries Amos M Roberts ary C Rosevelt; schirs Sarah C Smity, Rinneedeh Cal- one E Stevens, J Vandusen, ‘on, JA Parsons, Bedabedi ; Joseph H Huddell, Aitce By ived, sera Moses Williamson, Philauelphia for Boston; Emma Bacon, Boston for Baltimore chaving In tow the achr Malabar, of Bnifas in, Henrietta Simmons, Ceorge A Holt, Norton, Va- yr steamsifp Hibernian, Watts, from Port Johuson for Kast mbridge--see disasters); Mary Riley, Boston for Wilming- ndled—Schra EJ Heraty, Alice B and M L St Pierre, , for Savannah; Lalia, for A, Feb t—Arrived, ship Templar, Fersenden, San ne!sco. MATANZAS, March 3—Arrived, barks Jennie Cobb, P ard, Galveston; Abbie Bacon, Merrill, New York; 5 7 Price, Linnekin, ‘Pen ; lew York; MeCilvery, Nichoin, a joughton, Wooster, ‘ith, Strout, Havana; Mariposa, § 4 MISC SULA V#O THE HERALD ALMANAC FINANCIAL, comme . dd, ici, Look, New York lerce, Linneken, Pensac Br), Dean, New Yor! Sportsman, Mori ams, New York; AND POLITICAL REGIS 1872. THIRD EDITION NOW OUT, TED bhp boa ate SUCCESS. READ, THE HERALD ALM E 01 Heirs, Mariners’ Guide, W Promment Events, Poliucal Keference, wore Expedision, Lever, ‘oud Securities, Presiden from the formation of the Uovernmenty American Wars and their Cost, Census Returns for 1870, by aypared with 186( schr George A rt, do; tn, brigs iam Elbott, Florit, Mobile, Ent out, Gardner Colby, Dunbar, for PROGRESO, March 8—In port bark Volant, from New York, anc; brig Therese Butler, Blohm, Rio JANFIRO, Jan 27. States; St Ursula, Dick: berg, Hampton Roa latteras: acnr Wil NEWrort, Feb 27— 2 tor New York, letta, Decent, United , Alice Tainter, ‘lor, New York; eb 1, Lord Baltimore, ‘ived, steamship Main, Oter+ New York for Bremen (and proceeded). OTA, Fed 22-—-Saiied, bark Ibis, Overton, New York, Sv JAGO, Feb 23—Arrived, scir Hanson M, Williams, Gu- bark Evening Star, Chick, New York. h 1--Artivea, brigs © A Bernard, Willehy, ht, Havana ; sehrs Syl + 8d, bark Rein ters, Leth New Orleans; States aod Counties, col Vopulations of Principal cultural Exhibits, Linports and Exports of the United ronment Departmes Personnel of ail eal Iuist of ail the Money Great Britain and Irland, Chronolo, Astronomical an’ Mean Time Tab with the Presidential Vove for 1868; Products of the Different States of the Ui Valne per Acri tates, with 4 gare: and State Oilcers, Sub-trea Value per State; Governors Mints and United States 1%, Oticers, Political Statua'of all Sketches of the Members of the Seni Representatives, American Ministers Abroa ters and Consuls to the United States, Admirals in the Navy y, law ittelligence—Times and c, att, do; Daphne, Fountain, jailed Fed 28, achre Fi Foreign Minis and Generain in the Army Places of Holding Courts, & this varied iutermation is contained in KRALD ALMANAC FOR 1:72. all News Dealers. Price 25c,, at which price & ¥ mail to all parts of the United States, TA REGULAR MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIO Reform General Commictee of the Twenty-iirat Assem- ty held March M4, 1872, at East Side Hal, corner of Third ‘avenus, the following genue- mani President; William MoManu erker, Recund Vic ja; 4th, Pau! Len derson, Henders: NB, March 12—Arrived, briga Lone Star (Br), Martha Ann Palmer (Br), Matthews, Sa- March 1—Arrived, brig JB Kirby, Bernard, Sd, schrs Sauos, Howes, Bosion; Oriol, Mc: lie, Tracey, New York. Hida (Nii), Ida, for Philadelphia next (Br), Campbell, for do, lig; and the above ar- WrYMouIn, Feb 28-Of, Fanny Berteaux, London tor New York. . [P?YR STFAMBIIIP ABYSSINIA.) ANTWERP, Feb 29--Arr. ved, Simoda, Goudey, Philac m, Beck, Wilmington; Gloire, Wiiey, Johanna Engel, Loudon, dos Sar'ed 29th, St Patrick, Acora, WA, Jan St—Ai leeward; 'Feb %, Dawn, Gre New York ; 6 OWN, Kenealy, Boston; Davison, trom President; Frederick A. Ki James F.’ Manchester, Correspondin Patrick McCauley, Sergeant-at-Ari A. Thompson, Wiliam Hayes, Th Charles Tucker, Joho rman Handel, Ucket was electe! by a vote of 36 THOMAS MACKEL gart, New York. rrived, Manche: ay, gory, do (and both remained ip Salled Feb 1, Seagull, Plummer, RHAM, Feb 29 Uf the Start 27th, Shields for New York. Butwro1 (Pill), Match 1—Arrived, In port Idg lat, Ocean Home, Sobst, ror Darten. YRE8, Jan 27—Arrived, Nonpareil, Finn, Port+ il, Wright, Now York, Tived, Emily Lowther, Earl, Feb 27--Arrived, Leopoldine, Haesloop, Feb) 1—Arrived, Lidoxjalf, Knudsen, Go- 2—Arrived, Amable Antonio, Vila, COARDIFY, Legg Satled, Wexford, Patterson, New York, dabl, Hendrickson vachi, Vaecheti, Ne: OOPRNHAGEN, F York for Stetun, it, Tnit, from : Executive Committee. eas and 22 nays, WAR, Chairman pro tem. IMPORTED REAL Chandeliers, purciased from late id net coat, Call aud examine, WEE & PUINAM, 601 Broadway. GETHER THE CHEAPEST PLACB ¢ es, Chandeliers, Brac 8 61 Broadway. Come to headqnuriess, without interven KULEWEE & PUTNAM, 601 Broadway. --A.—A.—AT 601 BROADWAY MLUWEE & PUT. al Prismatic [luminations for day and ental. Call and nee, WHE & PUTNAM, 61 broadway. LEGALLY OBTAINED IN Desertion, &¢.4 suMcient cause, No it) divorce gi PM AOUSE, “a 7, 180 for leeward; Roebuck, Demetra, Rone, from Rufus, Sornsen, Wil- sale, offering at ou gains in Chiva land. Balled Jan 27, Mary A Marsh BROUWBRBHAVEN, Feb 2v. tion of gasiitters, BREMERHAVEN, 8. Boren, Jan (? thenburg' for P BAR rkling and orn y BSOLUTE | DIVORUES . Jorgensen, and Celvertl Yor Ty nde Feb 27—Fassed, Molus, Berding, trom New | Pia wily require 16—Passed uv, rk; Norina, Kamesch, do; Horace Scndder, Vien, Adler, Nie- Petite, London for UNLIN, March |- Arrived, Ebor, New York. Fatmoutm, March 1—Arriy for Philadelphia, free, Novwry Habit om nlssl yaar ae aay h 2—Arrived, Ben Nevis, § AND ACTIONS oF-at-Luw, il Wali street, N.Y INS IN TEAS, COFFEES, GROCERIES AND AiG neions; warrautedts sult. the palate ante poeKele 4 260 Greenwich atreet, BSOLUTE OR LIMIPED DAVORC! rela’ ing therein recetve 8) l, Alliance, Larsen, London GEORGE WHITE, Counsel Sheeeows Feb 29--Arrived, Corwena, Evans, New Or- lean Lag = Lamlash %6th, Colorado, Litteny (from Andros. ', Bosto Arrived, Monitor (6), Leghorn (and Towed through the Straits 12th, Jonathan Godfrey, Sears, from Messina for Boston. Jan 29—Arrived, Feb 2 for st Safled Jan 29, Jen Pare (8 Surmont do nd United States, led 26th, Hannover (s), Uimbeck, Havana and New Or- HAMuURG, Feb 27—Arrived, Hammonia (s). New York, Sailed 29th, Pontiac, Lewis, Cardiff. on from Cuxbavea 28th, Hi ork. Liverroor, Feb 29—Arrived, Fi York; Skiidaw, Pot Henry, Norfolk. ther, New York; Cleared 22d for New Yor! ATER, ABINET AND MERCAN MANUFACTURLK, 68 William atreet, Net (COL, DAVIDSON & CO, 638 BROADWAY—OFFER Chandeliers and Gas Fixvares Blass, gilt or bronze. OF SHEET MUSIC throw away money on high-priced misic ? Call and examine o1 NTILE FURNI« Strickiand, Boston jb 6 Arther Kggleso, (at Wholessie prices), im pieces now ready. gneiss atm fF hird avenue, neuy Tih jolsatia (#), Barends, New rancisco, Matarzo, New mg), Cis atv! New pie GERMANIA LIFE INSURAI 290 and 29% Brondway, Now York, Ja now insuing nina” (Orem oe COMPANY, lew Orleans; Waterloo, Low. sGampoall, Henry, Boston; 4. Fee toy Aroith, Havana; Tris, Rowien- burg, New York ; Jennia Armatron 1. pit our ah, City Gist ere ‘ saton Cuba car Mood'e, New York} M is Corning, Higuens RI , for New York ; avis ia), Murphy, non-forfelable iad meuntestavle, Assete January 1, 1872, $4,510,708 BL,