The New York Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1872, Page 10

xu THE STATE CAPITAL Doing of Legislators Who ‘Wax, Fat on Three Dollars a Day.” Material Amendments to the Seventy’s Charter, Shall the Rate of Taxation in New York Be Increased? The Governor to Sign the Erie Bill. Religious Consolation for Pious Souls in Prison Dress. Stray Jottings and Quick Judgments on Metropolitan Affairs. ALBANY, March 18, 1872, Some of those who opposed” the amendment to the Ene Classification Repeal bill, providing that no director in the Atlantic and Great Western Rail- road Company shall be eligible as a director in the Erie, have been endeavoring to impress upon the mind of the Governor the idea that that clause will render the bill unconstitutional. They have Thad a faint, lingering hope that he mignt suggest that the clause be stricken out before he affixes his signature to the bill; but it 1s generally conceded that the plea of unconsttution- ality is, as 1% was characterized in devate, alto- gether too thin. There need be no doubt whatever that the Governor will scon sign the bill. Now that the Erle matter is practically ended, the SUBJECTS THAT ATTRACT MOST GENERAL ATTENTION here are rapid transic and the proposed new char- ter for the city of New York. When the Committee of Seventy’s Charter passed the Assembly nobody supposed that it would pass the Senate in the same shape. Leading republicans in the Lower House ‘who voted for it were avowedly opposed to some of its provisions, and it was sent to the Senate in order to get rid of it for the time being, members knowing Well that at least some of its objectionable features Would be changed. The indications are that it will Not be acted upon very speedily in the Senate, The idea seems to be to postpone the serious considera. tion of the charter itseif until some other measures now before the Legislature alfecting different de- partments of the administration of the municipal affairs of New York shail have been disposed of, 40 that there may be harmony between them all, The opponents of THB SEVENTY’S CHARTER ag it stands at present have already presented their views before the Committee on Cities of the Senate, and, a8 I have stated heretofore, the committee in- tend to materially amend the measure. Meanwhile ‘the other bills, some of wiiich were introduced last week, are to be pushed forward as rapidly as possl- ble, and the character of the charter to be reported by the commitiee will depend, in many important Particulars, upon the action which the Legislature may take on their action, On the suggestion of sev- eral members of the Legisiature a number of prominent republicans representing the CUSTOM HOUSE AND GREELEY FACTIONS met in New York yesterday for the purpose of ar- Tiving at some understanding with reference to municipal matters in the city, The meeting was ins formal; several members Of the Legislature were Present at it, and an arrangement was effected Louching legislation, as above suggested. It was Substantially agreed among then that the sine qua mon ofa charter tor the city is a limitauon of mu. Bicipal authority and power to the ute most extent consistent with the right ‘of local self-government, and that nothing not absolutely requisite under a strict interpretation of the constitutional grant ght to local self. overnment siowid be con: by the uew char- r. Thus they design to exciude from the proposed charter the provisions concerning the docks, the police, the Board of ilea.th and the Fire Depart- ment. There are bills vefore the Legislature for the Teorganization of those dep: nts, THE COMMERCIAL DISTRICT BILL, Dow in the hands of the Commiliees on Commerce Of both houses, which takes m all the Stale ofices Jor the port of New York, provides also for the ad- mainisiration of the afiairs of public docks, Tne bill mmtredaced by Senator Tiemann jor a new Police Commission, Non-partisau in ciaracter, io consist of six members, three republicans and three demo. crats, to be chosen by the Legislature in the same manner as the Regents of ihe University, and which Proposes to include Brooklyn, Staten isiand and part ot Westchester county, as well as New York city, will be acted on belore the Charter, and if adopted the charter Would be aiiended in accord+ ance with it. Tne same may pe said concerning Senator Weismann’s biil for the APPOINTMENT OF HEALTH COMMISSIONERS, which was introduced on the same day as Tie- miann’s Police bill, both being very similar in their geueral features. ‘Tne latter includes the mnspection of buildings, the reorganization of the Fire Depart- ment and other branches of the city government. dt was talked over at the meeting. It was deemed desirable to secure the retention of such municipal officers as they considered to have secured the pub- Jic confidence, and whose displacement, in weir opiaion, would give no assurauce of a better a@ ministration; but, on the contrary, might result in ihe substitution Of those from whom a worse acministration might be expected. This is intended vo apply parucuiarly to THE ELECTION OF COMPTROLLER GREEN, Commissioner Van Nort and tue present Hoard of Aldermen, so that in order to carry out this plan tue provisions im the pew charter wich removes ilese officers would have to be stricken out. An- other conclusion of tue caucus was the necessity jor the displacement of such oft as they be- lieve have not the public confidence, ana this they consider calls Mayoralty election to GET RID OF MXYOR HALL; provision for the reorganization of the Tax Office to get rid of Tax Gomimissioner Sands, and similar provisions to cut of oiicial heads in the Dock Commission; Tom Felis in we Park Commis- sion; Vell and his associa in the Charities and Correction, and Hitchiman and his in tne Fire Com. mission, Ji was further resolved that if was de. sirable, as far as possibie consistent with public interests ana party expediency, to conform to the Tequests of the reformers, aud that ail these several Objects would be promoted by the passage of we bills proyiding for 4 NEW AND NON-PARTISAN METROPOLITAN POLICE BOA & new and non-partisan Commercial Dis partment of [ % pus tue } BLOOd What de oard of Health, and the rict bill, which embraces the De- Ss, The plan of these politicians 18 age Of these bills, and it is under- purpose, Both branches of tie Logs ature met this evening, but the atioudance of 1 vers Was not large, and only routine business was transacted, Among te bilis ordered to a third reading in the Senate was the bill to increase t of taxation in New York city irom two per us fixed just year, 10 two and two- Fepeal the act providing for THE NEW POLICE The Assembly was cu consideration of general orders, ¢ acts, mostly local and devoid of general in were progressed or ordered to a third reading. Mr, Huvtea’s bill permitung CONVICTS IN THE sTATP PRISONS to have the ministrations 01 clergymen according Ww their respective religious persuasions, whic passed the Assembly three years ago, bur was #iiothered in comumitiee of the Senate, was waau monsiy ordered to a third reading. Vhe bill to punish those Who engage in the SAWDUST COUNTERFEIT MONEY GAME ‘Was aiso ordered to a third evening. Ju the course of a few remarks upon a bill pro- Viding ior addiuonal Compensation for deputies aud Clerks in State oiices Mr, Smyth made the signiil- cautremark that members of the Assembly were waxing Jat and wanton on $3 a day. SOW YORK LEGISLATURE. Senete. ALBANY, March 18, 1872. At the evening session of the Senate the following Feports were made :— To amend an act to establish regu); port of New York, passed April 16, 1867. To prolibit steamboats from throwing ruvbish into the river, The following bills were ordered to a third read. tug = An act to Increase the rave of taxation in the city Of New York to two and three-quarters per cent in- of two per cent as fixed last year, To, repeal the act providing tor a Police Court House in we Nintir Judicial district of New Yorks ‘To release the Ute of We State a Kuen Of land jons for the s from the city will ve here | Inds per cent, and the bul to | NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1872—TRIPLE SHEKT. joinins Five House of Industry so lone ! Schr Menawa, Dissosway, Baltimore—Wm Chalmers, arsand cave sailed thence on the yt mt lohan at ie AMUSEMENTS. Sehr Adriana (Bry Klteabethportded Frve & Co. | She trom the tk tant hon 3,08 10th fast en- ‘The Senate then adjourned. Schr Henrietia, Twi Uncasville “HW Jackson & Co, | countered « violent gale from SSW ani lost ‘eck load of log: Schr Geo Washington, Peck, Stamford. wood; on 13th, during northerly gale, stove bulwarks ‘Asscmably. Italian Opera—“Faust.”” Bd Francis Ann, Carpenter, New Haven—Rackett & a wen iat tee) pauses captain and one man sick; crew used The House met at half-past seven this evening, and, by resolution, took up bills on the general ro. A crowded house, fully up to the standard of the Steamer Philadelphia, Dare, Philadelphia, season, abundant applause and an eminentiy satis- | Sicamer jar Janes, Phiadelonin. tactory rendition of the two principal dies on the U Walker, bherem, AvBANY, March 18, 1872, SOUR WILLARD Pauzon (three-masted), Howes, 16 dave from New York for San Francisco, put into Fixe Fathom Hole, Bermuda, jenced heavy gales, Fatiadeipate, td ad decks twept, oe wuts aid was oinerwins dannged. orders tor consideration. ‘The following were | Part of the prima donna and tenor marked the ARRIVALS, for Porud, aatoresom, eee SrueRaahi, Lom ur fa nok rd herwise | #2al representation of “Faust” at tne moana y last . worth the of off. The cargo and materials ordered to @ third reading, unless otherwise | yignt, Niisson’s Marguerite and Capoul’s Fauss uEronrep ——, CHTS. probably will be aa ‘ee noted:— 4 will be long remembered with pleasure by our opera- SY SRE RORALD OTBAN TAs Sour EDWIN REED arrived at N ing of 14th tide IRcorporate the St Agnes Cemetery Associa | Yoers, and Miss Gary's Siebel and Jamev's Meplusto | ,.fSamahip India (Br), Munro, Giaagow Jan2?, via Movile | was Ir days’ from Baltimore, bone fe Bonen Bue was be are very enjoyable performances. ‘The chorus does , larch 15, with mi and passen; blown off twice, and suffered in sails and spars; lost over- Authorizing the extension of severa: streets in | not call for auy special comment as praiseworthy, pony oo Bee, oe leans Sg of very sever? | board a seaman named Christopher Dresic. penses of the same, Brooklyn to the river, and to provide for the eX- | anu the mise en scene aud appointments were, a3 endous sea, oe! or lost teres boats and | ScuzDS WILDER, zus for Philadel- a carried rudder, Kenny, from Matan Providing additional compensation for clerks in the Depariment of State, coh M sustained Other damages on deck; Feb 21, signazized | phia, went ashore on Berlin h, Md, on March 15. The sebr Joseph Chandler, of Gloucester, and was steered ‘oast Wrecking Co's steamer Lackawana has been sent to alifax, where had rndder replaced | her assistance by the Underwriters, before, unworthy of an opera house. On Wednesday Nusson appears as Mignon for the last time. tial by Ler into the port of Halltax, where Authorizing the Brooklyn and Coney Island Ratl- and damages repaired, which occupied 20 da} March 17, road lo construct tracks in Church aniovuer strects, Miss Apna Meblig’s Farewell Matinee. lat 40 10, lon 67, signalled’ bark ‘Norma (NG), from Bremen | ¢ SORE ANGRIINE VAN 0) uae’ weer Oly. Tone.’ No per. ‘To provide a supply of water for Peekskill. This accomplished pianiste bade farewell to the | for New York. tieulars, rs the city taxes for five years. It being stated that y the: GOvaFMOR lash Ghee wetoes ee fiaiine pill, | Of her admirable piano recitals being given in Stetn- | C9, Exempting manufactories in Poughkeepsie from | New York Public yesterday afternoon, the last and‘ Nortol wiih Tadd and ropa in lard Sou Jxssx WILLIAMSON, at Vineyard Haven iéth, from Heboken for Beverly, was in contact ith another schooner salle, and sustained other damage. Ship Pacific, Fons, Ne 5 th to | night of 16th at Tarpaulin Cove, and had main rail broke: at the suggestion of Mr. Alvord Mr. fast- | way Hall (the large hall), before a pretty large wilt Melton 3 bat Foceh tie atetongnorthecly Dalwarks stove and foresail ailly torn. man mov Progress on the bill in order to | audience for such an entertainment. ‘Tne ladies | winds the entire passage arch 13, lat 87 38, lon 7% Song CHARLOTTE Fisu, at Vineyard Haven 17th, from inquire the views of the Governor on It. flocked thither despite the blockade inthe streews, | 8 PM, fell in with the brig Minnie Miuter, Captain Darien for Bosten, lost boat and siove bulwarks on the 2d Kequiting the Wardens of the State Prison and | and testified thelr appreciation of the fair artist by | Leland, from raigianses for Tblladetphie, 37 days out, | inet, Penientiaries to allow the sacrament to be admin- | continued applause. It 1s no small trinmph to | frem*Ngr, Aud took him tn tow: bth there was a henry gale | op Marcie Rogs, Wick, from Cardenas for Portiand, istered to prisoners when they requesi It. secure an audience, and an attentive one at that, tO | the morning of the 16th: took her in ‘tow again 18th ; High laden with molasses, arrived at Hecallion, Bermuda, Wh “|, Amending the charter of the Young Men’s Chris | listen to one pianist in @ programme of the most | lands, ing NW by W 92 mules, was spoken to by steam inst, with loss of deckload ot 24 puncheons of molasses, some and brought Uan Association of Poughkeep: severely classical kind, “ihe Lovely Moontight jus a ¥ Welcott, an he took the brig in tow 8 Amending the charter of tne Grand Lodge of Good | Sonata,” a few of Chopin’s nocturnes and waltzes Ly. Souk JUSTICE, at anchor in Newport harbos 16th, had jib- Templars of the State of New York. aud Liszt’s fantasia on ‘Don Juan’? were the Bark Japan, (NG), Hozer, Singapore, 148 days, with ene, boom and head of bowsprit carried away. Fixing the rates of wharfage and dockage in the principal works perlormed, and were worthy of the | !0 Frederick Sprin $00. Passed iprer Eee ae Cape 0 Scnr Cannie W CLARK, at Vineyard Haven, 16th, from st. A cities of New York and Brooklyn, To punish counterfeiting and tne issue of circu- git reputation of the arus' ‘oF | St Domingo Cit 126 days for Boston, reports on the at inet, Hope, Dee 3! Feb 6 in ton 31; had fresh NES trades up to lat 20, from thence | St Domingo Cl strong variable gales; has been 18 days north of Hatteras; to Bw and NW. lost her dec! . It de JAPA DEpDORAG to Sell counlertest smonay. Last Soiree of Mosars. Damrosch and | March if, lati, lon 12 $8, apoke sebr Annie Mersey (ir), | MAnOKANY, on ion Gib inst in C08 Ty ton 78 Ue ans Pruckner, Hark Jenny (Rus), Snellman, West Hartlepool Deo 10, | Wreck and judged her to be @ brig with one mast, sencing The small hall of Messrs, Steinway was well | Mii ne L iy ier en "emel {0 Funch, Hdye & Co. | toreach her; saw & schooner ‘near the wreck which had OBITUARY. filled last evening, on the occasion of the farewell | weather’ and succession of hoary. estar. ates to Bavvot |. Erouaniy: bead CO nestmaee ree open OF iad ere eer soiree of chamber music given by Ur. Leopold | S#cayi took the Roainern paarage ee yras on parallel | we could get across; short of provisions. James R. Whiting. Damrosch, violinist, and Herr Pruckner, pianist. | 53W c@ gales of wind every 48 hours from 8W SOHR ALEXANDER MILLIKEN—Captain R B, Galianary of The death of ex-Judge James R, Whiting, which | They were assistea by Miss Sterling, contraito, and | 22,52 to NW: March 1, in the Gulf Stream, parallel of schr ene ym ot Elisworth, Me (before repo! Cape Hatteras, in lon 74; March 2, experienced @ cyclone Beach), writes that the schr went ashore occurred at his residence at Spayten Duyvil, on | Mr. F. Berguer, violoncello, The programme con- | trom ESE to NW, with terrific sea sunning mountain high per ies inst, and two of the en ware Wilcox, of Saturday night, was an event not wholly unex- | Si3ted of Very choice and rare selections from the | ff9m all quarters and fearful squalls; ship under bare poles, pe oiten cted, activity with which he devoted himself to his pro- | performance was generally very satisfactory. ‘These though he was when the disease attacked him, and | alaudable desire to let them see the full range of | had no! greatly prostrated by Its rapid and acute progress, | this actor's power, _ During this season he has cer- + BOP] he retained the possession of his mental faculties to | tainly filled many anc important roles, not without z thd babs eas 8 aw York Dine ‘on board, 12 miles off Fire HALIFAX, March 17—Vessels arriving from sea report the last, and, “life's fitful 1ever” over, passed away | honor. The impersonation of Sir Edward Morti- Bark Antelope, Davis, St Croix via Turk's Island 18 days, | heavy weath with tranquil and hopeful resignation, lacking only | mer, which he essayed last night, had much in com- | with rum, salt and hides and 3 passengers, to Roche, Bros & The sone C a few weeks of being sixty-three years of age. mon with most of the characters in which Mr, | since then have experienced strong and violent gales from the | !gged, succeeded in reaohing Angus McGinnis, of worth, Me, were isbury was the first man to land, and by great ded in saving the rest of the crew, except the wife and 0 ‘ortland, Me, zt Bal laboring ‘and straint de. more. water lost, Capt Sa n, Henselt, Liszt, Schubert, | tynal: ga. managed “te get’ cancia Te’ olfecey, “inn, | exertions suocee in on. the 8th, in lat 87, lon | menabove mentioned. David Wilcox leaves wishes to return his than’ works of Beethoven, Bi Advancing age and the almost untiring | Vieuxtemps, Mendelssohn and Damrosch, and the k March 4, wt artists should be heard more irequently and in a hunder storm Ughtning, hall ant rain mereorologe | people of the Cape for thelr kindness to" himscl”- and crew an 5 nin, 3, rol = a fessional duties, in addition to the supervisory care renee quently Cal Iiphia St Leben ar eat aS ER eta: | He feriher otaven teat the horses an the. recks are not suited of his large property interests in this. city, nad der passing right over oes ay the bolt striking the fore and | for She Reeccnren tence OF comfort of Wiese Laat Ore Big | mizz theads, sparks of light. b 5 bin | are neither supplied with water, wood o freatly impaired the robust vigor of his constitu. Edwin Booth as Sir Edward Mortimer. was closed and waa nearly flied. with fulpiurous stmeliing | tinge this matter should receive the prompt atiention of the Uon, His tilness was brief, He died of- pneumonia The selection of “The Iron Chest” for presentation | smoke; all the crew on deck felt a heavy shock through va- | proper authorities. after only @ week’s sickness. Physically debilitated | to the New York public was no doubt influenced by | Tus parts of the pody, but providentally no seriousdamage | Cuaritam, March 17—The bodies of three men heve been Stream, as well as on the coast, | found on Chatham Beach. One was that of the second mate Te a ean eee: with tremendous high cross | of bark Gaetano. One of the others has the name ot © H urin, ie Insi ol 16 voyaue ; ub jas ee eatin G Bare of, the voyages | Trussell on his lett arm, ‘The previous report p was Scpenencesy, int Jas Avery, ral America (Am), Roberts, from Bath, Me, « and became nearly water- Ho, Had variable winds up to the latiinde of Bermuda; | fOr Cardenas, ta ag orn ee ad ee eae duh Inet, west, distan Few men have heen more prominently before the | Booth has achieved popularity, and yet differs essen | West, north and northeast; havo been 9 days north of Hat. | VeLr mines iced m from, Bermuda, arrived to-day, reports on if acl teras; Mar bear! a a Public for the last thirty years than ex-Judge | tlally both as to intensity and as furnishing distinct | miles: fell in with a lot cf wrecked aut maine the aoc tie, | the 1bth passed. bri Whiting, municipal progress and politics and its varied | trayed. Not, indeed, that we can look upon Sir | Brig Wm Gordon (Br), Irving, Capata Bay, NG, 37 aye, aoe of pecvisiqne: and atnntiad thes, Rees - Eadie igs lestapaedig! the | Edward eaany as Coleman drew him, as other days north of Hatteras, with heavy Nand NW gales, Was ‘ont, as it naturally @ younger and more | tian a stage-wragic hero, No doubt men who mur- daring, impulsive and sinewy element, have suc- | der are ginwed by papas of conscience; but we have | 24 days, with sugar and molasses to'Hicks & Fabing—vessel | And owing to the ceeded in Keeping him in the background, The | evidence euough la our own more advanced eivill- | t? Miller & Houghton. Had stron, greater cifort to keep him down only inspired in | zation that those wio imbrue their hands in Me him greaier energy of wul. Regaraed by many as | biood seem to bvar the stings of conscience bravely, York for Jacmel, 25 days out; the Al has the remains brig Rainb< hich vessel lost op Burbuda, is expected of the Don Quixote school of euthusiasts, and figut- | and to be chiefly concerned to escape the hangmau, | the late Dr Bryant, of “Boston i rca aed bere get srance of the apecte oe rose A re eggs eg as Berd Us tons of these two characters, the others being sim- etuous, determined as ever, These remarks apply | piy stuflog material bunglingly enough put to- i more particularly of course to the time, 80 to speak, | gether. Iniruch the. playsis atthe deepest tragic | Mostly from the westward; one thing after another Scie |e Maton Ee Be ee iruiuessly expendea in what plainly fore- shadowed Itself ag a hopelessly lost cause. Fignt- | man, no Wanuing in physical courage, should bear | deiphia for Antwet a dondoned ; supposed loaded with {re er ae aoe. londoned ; su; wi mologses. Same day, ap: four AM Stoekham, from Georgetown, Me, for Philadelphia, Schr Ann (Br), led from Annapol: 8, 2d inst for Digby, and during a storm same might parted her chains and aa wih aecar ed aoeladeea ea Angas sArecelbo, FR, | Mad owing to the shore being Nocky’ aig slove. her boston, kK. northerly winds most of | Tendering her a total wreck. She is of some fifty or sixty the passage; has been five rth of Hatteras; Feb4, | 100 No insurance. 15 miles north of Areccibo, spoke schr Laura, from New | St THOMAS, March 7—Captain Marshall, of the British The march of events connected with our | and understandable cause for the emotions be- | 1F43 can buoys; received a pilot from boat A with mahogany to 8 L Dickerson; vessel to master. ton, on board, who died at Are- | here on 12th inst with the baiance of the specie saved. After ing windmills, he yet fought with a lustiness of | But of course there are some men of extremely | cetbo five years ago. paying expenses, there 1s some $18,500 remaining. The pro- purpose and honesty of determination that elicttea | sensitive organizations who might feel very much Brig J’ Williams (Br), Williams, Matanzas, 10 days, | ceeds of the sale of cargo saved amounts to about 2,000 | Coimendation of tis heroic endeavors, though | of the anguish which Sir Edward is made to suifer, | With sugar to order; vessel to J F Whitney & Co. Had he Amelia Ann 1s now discharged, and 1s undergoing re- from the remembrance of their crime; but thata | Aine nonnery winds mest of tho passage, 6th inst, Iat | pairs, , from Phila- | — Brig Thos Camabell (Br), has been taken in the Marine ey * rp. Repairing Slip and some airs mace to her bottom, she ing against odds was nis element. No amount of | niuself as Wiliord 1s made to do 18 beyond peliech. rig Minnie Miller (of Portland’, Leland, Matanzas, Feb havin Tun aground at windwar fj deiea's daunted him. Pushed under at one point | Tue principal interest of the plot turns on the rela: ptlicth sugar, to Miller & Houshton: was ‘bound to Phila- Bark Harry Booth, Chase, from St Nazaire for Barbados, fel Iipbia; had very good weather until the 25th, when up with || laden with Wood, hemp and staves, was wrecked on the Cape Hatteras, sinch which have had a succession ot gales ‘| Cowles (near Barbados) and became a total loss. awuy, but succeeded in keeping the spara in until March 1 He auction to-morrow, 8th inat. ‘Tonnage to carry for- when he was in the zenith of his reformatory | dye, but is, notwithstandiig wauung in interest. | at7 PM, tn Lat 88 50, Jon h i measures. or the past two or three years he has | Ivueed, when li 1s over We can scarcely nelp clink: | foretopmast ba } Jon 71 00, when the chain Plates of the | ward the cargo of ' oil, ‘cousisting of 6701 oes enjoyed comparative obscurlty—an obscurity, hOW- | ing that tie author hag beer somewhat wantonly | the weath ever, more lus own election than the result of the | harrowing our leelings, and are inclined to blame | to secure them, but as there was a. ckstaya gave way on the port side, which was | of ergpene, was advertised for, and the | Bh side; wore shiv to ring them to leeward so as | kehr Morford 8nd Fyabee, Qherea eat £8%, cargc 39 avy wea at the time | alongside and tnkéd trom Yeusel free SY expense (0 vess te strenuous opposition he had tocombat. There was | him for not disposing of his story in one act. Reenaine idgcts would go and fall to windward, and, for | This being the lowest tender was accep nd the schooner thie soubriguet “Made Bitters” applied. to hin, | acefigagots “cluueation of the nervous Sir Edward | fave orders weit ihe wearer ueexataya tat nse | AERNStR dette whart, where ihe ol is wored to-morrow je suv i! ortimer was certaiuly one of his best elforts. ¥ : # ‘aba noo: was the popular recognition of this strongly dom ly 8 that could be done the spare fell to windward | to Genoa or Leghorn. ‘There was less of the cold, unimpassioned manner- | and come with a crash across the rails, ghorn, Brig Startled Fawn (B: I a sisted a om ae cs Om the M: bee Repairing Slip ; Haut trait. Kmolttered like Timon, and Mis conil- | sm of tne eiocutionist Which interferes 0 often | tn the slings, breaking tie terme ante tone eetag every yard cence in politicul imtegrity shaken, if not wholly | with the effect of bis acting. Preserving nis usnal | both boats, forward house, &c. m aouatied auaahlag nooids. lost, he voluntarily exiled himself from political | well measured delivery he threw a good deal of force | but found the vessel to be making but litile more water than Cid * ous. sirlie, jnto his portrayal of the remorse ana fear of the | Usual; cleared the wreck away from the pumps Laps Davis, of bark Antelope, from Turks Islands, has our se ) election, Alter resigning as Supreme Court Judge he became | eXveedingly droll, Some of his poliuical + sndidate for sayor. He was pretty much dis own | Which the buriesque andidate, however, and put forward as the ex- | laughter, The stavbing sc | ponent of ultra reform. He worked hard, giving | To mention one incident:—Amid wild shouts of tr- | forthe New York and Brooklyn Ferry Co. She is very | !0ni8t (Nor), Baarsrud, Charlesion; Onward (Br), f ma - } acl | | 4 } te sion told. Seventh ward—a portion of the which he resided twenty years, Tnat he gave sat- | Sneez istaction to his constituents 1s shown in the fact of } tul and enjoyable part of the programme, Wind at sunset SW, fresh. his having been irequently solicited to accept are- | Mr. Dan Bryaut impersonated the two opposite : ‘i The life record of sich & man as ex-Judge | couscience-seared murderer, We think the picture | Bef out; at daylight next morning commenced clearing th, Whiting, so fuil of activity, exvending through such | overdrawn by Coleman, but the reuderiag bra tho oape, yherhirenee gtnpel ds eine Shane of rigging, De, payee @ period of years and so inumately associated with | quthor’s idea was {ull, forcible and eliective. We | 1! 'M the scar G Fivouey eee nae fall eck. many events of stirring character connected with | canuot speak with much praise of the other gentle. | fuegos for New Yor! te past history of the city, 18 full of interest. To | men. Mr. Morton, who played Wiltord, bites lis way | but™ could render no agai eplvomize these events is only necessary, of course, 12t of & man so widey known. Born in tne city of | his action angular. Nor does he seem to possess the Me he ee Brovklyn ou the 230 of April, 1809, and having en- | power of feeling emotion, certaluly not of repre. site aah Dee aNE..” sual jurymast d and set; Joyed ine educational advantages in nis youth, he | senting it, Miss Mary Young, wilo appeared as | M, lat 38, lon 79”, se vessel was unmanageable, At 7 P | aW spmmon law, ang Maritinie and ‘ilernational te twas tid oy; ‘ aad master the spirt as well as tue letter of the law, to | The long promised “Lalia Rookh” was“proaucea | *et,a0g,sond in for th on 1ts moat intrioate Subuettes, to make mere precedents subsidiary to great underiying principles. % He pursued wis law studies in the oles or George Proved to be in sober Crénesh ‘as the adver- | dc, to master. Was lU days north of a those days tle” ever a Were far less the formality they are mainly nowae | cle” (ever displayed on “ue Syertcap stage. ‘The | but sustained no dam days—and entered upon the practice of his profes- | under auspices most britlantly promising. His Success at the bar fully sustained the hig | acute in cross-examinatio; sharp to detect tie most assauable points on the | Opposite side and always keenly alert to the advan tages Of unexpected issues and contingenctes pre- Ug Tapidly acquired ab eXtended Such was his growing ¢ ypular young man he W)s elected District Attorney for th 9 city and counsy of New York. ie het anh peat. conclusion last might with the 200th performance, | _ The brig Uaion T, which arrived 17th, is consigned to PI | Leydon was unable to yet within five miles of the buoy, and hon tor uudluy years, and inthe discuarge of lis | &lVen for the benefit of the stage manager and lead. | Nevius & Sons, and reports h: dutles as city pre Tevyatation a8 an eloquent and forcible advocate, While District Atioruey he conducted some of the Most interesting trials that have ever taken place | !can boards enjoyed such deserved popularity and daring and successtui forgers of the period. He | night, without any maternal change, and will Schr Watchful, Gill, Somerset for New York. after tus reurement irom his prof publte appr " ‘ate, » Y je were poorly paid then, and he could make vastly | theatre was all that could be desired in the | Schriulla A Tate, tate, New York fof Bridgeport More in the practice of his profession, Kesigning | way of variety, ‘The first part included a “grand Schr Hester, Davis, New York for Providence. as Judge, he entered aga: Few lawyers tn this city have enjoyed larger or | #¢stO munstrelsy by Mr. Dan Bryant and his brother pe more lucrative practice. He wus arepresentative | Performers. A very amusing feature of the enter- Schr Reading Railroad No 43, Reilly, Elizabethport for lawyer of a Class now rapidly passing away, and | tauament was Lue burlesque ballad rendered by Mr. rovidence, | enjoyed the reputation tn nis day of being the fore- | W. Hl. Kice, in female attire. qually fuuny was | © Schr Ada, Belye most criminal lawyer at the New York Bar. Mr. J. We M wa lne political career of Judge Whiting can be briefly | Charcoal Man, and Mr. Dan Bryant in tnat of the Atone time ne was elected Alderman of tue | Colored Druin ter in wh jen oF STRAMSUIP ScUD (Br), which lett Falmouth Jan 22 for fs Captain Rlcharders, week: af | se Join, NB, via Bermuda, put into Barrington last night re down (i {rom Clen- | short of coal, ae he was’ hime? | Goop PAssaGe—Bhip Glenhaven, Evans, from Philadel- ; another “gale from | phia, arrived at Liverpool March 19.’ Having left. the Dela- ih moderate weather; suc- | Ware Breakwater the evening of Feb a le wae made im about 18 days. Four years azo the’ Gleuhaven made (er passage from New York to Liverpool 1018 days 8 Uurougn the dialogue. His delivery 18 sudden and | fisabled; | on o S etl, selected the law as his Brgvegsion. He av- | Blanche, was quite refreshing, acting with a naive/é | leans for Nv. . v4, was spoken by ship Pacitc from New Or- | hours, actual time, plied fimseif with {mpaselone zeal to his legal | and ua ‘uraluess Which contrasted pleasingly with | sidered? | -w fag) who offered to take us in tow, and con- SLOOP MATTIF E Davis, of Stony Brook, has been pur- ateaal 10, Kev mabme naga, AL the branches | the perfowange of the other ladies or the company, | DEA y wan peaiy accapt onertie ake Aue ENS ves on | ehased by Caleb T Smith, of Smthtown, ful for BAND), and fa of legal lore he embraced in his currigulum—the po wb =. HT ae await | Taos BE from Barnegat in a gale from NNW was obliged to York, under command of Cant Hawking, NOW let go from the ship and aT night; next morning tie 1b) ship aga? wayne by us all | Surpnvi.ptNG—At Norfolk, Va, the Norfolk "Manufactur- 3 enti : ing Company are now building ance boat for Cochran « a i . about 15 miles to the eastward of Fire Island Snvthe mong | of Baltimore, four barges for a party in Washington, DC, an last evening, at the Grand pera fouse, and | Ingof the Isth took a pilot from boat M'H Grinnell, Noah.” | & steamer for Messrs Harvey & Co to navigate the waters of rig Orlana (Br), Doane, Manzanilia 24 days, with melado, | the Neuse River in North Carolina, The Keel of the steamer 1 Hatteses, with eeialo: | was laid on the 28th Febraary, and she will be completed on ile sed a brillant examination—for mn | tisements announcea, “the mast, gorgeous spec- | U8 weather; gth inst, lat 35 30, lon 74, had a violent hurri- ‘the 10th of April. Contracts have been made to build several ‘ ra : . other boats, among them one of the length ot 100 fect. aminations for admission to the bar Sel cueeateed tenants veerinn 10 BW, lasting 18 hours, | Sonus the bonus maw belek bent ions Gestened to semanas age. Maguilicence of Ue scenery, costumes aud ap- | “Schr ben Fisher, Reynolds, Apalachteola, 24 days, with | foF the prize of 100,000 offered by the State of New York lor pointinents indeed fairly Wook ‘away tt ove: el'ow pine to Snow & Richardson, Had he Weather, | the best steamboat to run on the canals, OF experienced nlay-gours, Pee Nicene fear dibavenoste orice. ‘ad heavy weather; | “"Mesers Short Brothers, at St Stephen, ND) are preparing to titally analytical ana he sought as ve J “Lalla Rookh.” e ede a ° fiver, T. ' build another ship similar to the one built last season. She expectations. An adept in te law, fluent Orageecne Rionoas weve green ee — tue Banner | toy W Russe A; wedael tered Whew eae days, with lumber) witt'be about $00 ton. @ gracetul speaker, & cogent reasoner, sharply | ‘There Asgtat here jean Luous applause, Schr Palma, Rankin, Wilmington, NC, 8 days, with naval Notice to Mariners. ‘a Roonk” will be & | stores to Bentley, Miller & Co, eer success And will draw full houses for montus Schr Cari ‘ Guick ae 'reparine, D B Hodgsaon, of United States steamer Mosswood, states Hi P A ‘Wientiey, Faikenderg, Wilmington, NC. 12 | that the buoys ou Jonesport (Me) bar are outof plaec, and ‘al stores to Murray, Ferris & Co; vessel to | one has disappeared, ome, days; with ni Bentiey, Miller & Co. baa Ho TheatremLast Night of ‘pi. | _ Schr Louler Newton, Williams, Beaufort, NC, 10 da; United States steamtuz Leyden arrived at Charlestown 0, Navy on last Thursday evening trom her attempt to secure themscives 1n the progress cL @ case, he Fifth Av: naval stores, &c, to Thon.as Holmes & C y that while yeta e long and brillia n “4 a 2 and pow lies on the NW end of Billingsgete Island, at the en- y @ S0d BRISHY Fun OF Divorce’ ‘came x0 harvor. Owing to. heavy feld of fee tae Schr Chingarora, Ryder, Virgina, trance of Weilfl vite & Song, and reports has been 10’ days N of, Hatterag | Feturned without it oh b with heay, and er ri tnd cutor added new laurels to nis | ing member of Mr. Daly’s company, Mr. D. H. Har- the jiighlange three times Dut were blown off again ct ior Seen Tose aED he Bane tne, (below Hew, Bettord) has s : 3615, lon 7440. Ate. weal oF en forced into the Sound, up abreast of Cuttyhunk, There kins, No regular play has ever betore on the Amer- | earh cadet soreness, wreck of @ vessel lytug on'uer $8 n0 1ce west of Quick's Hole in the bay or iu the Souud aa jar as can be seen. in this city. Conspicuous among these was the | Atlalued such a lease of life for one term, “To-nixht covers intone my aeLerntes Spoken. trial of Jonn C. Colt tor the murder of Adams--tue | Mr. Griffiths makes nis New York début in “Old BOUND SOUTH. Ship Eliza Mc! |, Mills, from New York for San Fran- murder, as will be remembered, having been com- | Heads and Young Hearts,” and on Wednesday Miss | Sehr Wm A Crocker, Baxter, Boston for Philadelphia, cisco, Jan 30, lat 13S, lon 34 30 W. ml Led 1n a room oceupled by Colt at the corner of | Fanny Morant takes a benelit in “Fernande,? Miss | Schr E H Atwood, Narris, Providence tor Battinone Bark Florence Peters, from Sazua for Philadelphia, March Broadway and Chambers street, now Del- | Mary Cary appearmg for the first time in the title | Seit Samuel Uiliman, Weaver Boston for Putter hia. OBC Renwick es aleat. f monico’s. He cunvicted Coit, ’ though the | role and Mr. James as Andre. Schr HG lrwin, Jondson, Norwicn tor Philadelphia. sein ye Tom Cienfuegos for Boston, March 8 lat latter ‘cheated the gallows’ by suicide. ang to Waddell @ Gd.” runt for New York, with head- | "pris tellen Maria, from Clenfuegos for Portland, March 13, Be alte Rais pr cate of Bante St. James. ‘hr Virginia, Bearse, Boston for Phiadelphia, qo ron es ised coca tor Bi i pi ‘d¥, the noted » Securing his conviction Schr H V Cook, Cooke, Providence for Ne: chr lel, 8 days from Surinam for Boston, Feb 23, lat and ridding the community of oue of the most | “Monaldi” reappeared at this theatre last | Schr tradewinds Ingraham, Srecidne ee Roe vor. 1437, lon 58 50. . Schr Bowdoin, from Baltimore for Matanzas, March 1, lat Schr Maria E Hear: 11, Jon 58. Was never so happy as when he convicted a “Ma . Morrell, Greenwich for New York, SeMONSY, ab i Wan G0.4ee leak or Tae conducting | P@ Continued for two woeks, “Marriage” is, we | ScurG A Hayden, Harrwon,’ New Haven for Philadelphia. foreign Ports. his prosecutions with s' : 4 ‘ Schr Orion, Smith, Stonington for New York. ch bitterness of spirit that | Velleve, indefinitely withdrawn, as it was found Schr Won Berent’ ay seryrmted hah Sa York, Woah beste alan tere brig Carrie Winslow, he optained the sobriquet of “Little Bitters,’ ree | impossible to educate an audience suMciently Schr Frank Herbert, Jones, Providence for New York, ferred to above, and which clung to hin through | to make them admire quiet, natural acuion, | Schr B Mahoney, Tice Hrookuaven tec New voor Gartenas fof Portiand; Tithr bark Elvana tite Tite, Wicks his long years of protessional practice. Shortiy | unity of plot and certam elegance of dic. | Schr Henry Cole, Cole, Huntington for New york. Darien tor Sunder ; Pasaniee 100 brig. Prote I, e District Attorneyship | uon in the dialogue. It was too tame, and there | cr Daniel Simmonds, New Haven for Norfolk, Philadelphia; schr Witiard’ Patton, owes, ei for ss1ONAL Merits received a Jurther tribute of | was nut cnough-of rushing Irom one end of the Con. | Schr Niagara, Perry, Bridgeport. for New York. San Francisco (all in distress—see Disasters’. iatlon through hig elevation to the | tinent to the other, which 18 the modern way of in. | Scbf Breeze, Collins, New Haven for Trenton. CIENFUEGOS, March 7—Arrived, bark Axphodel, Norton, q 7 Steamer Doris, Yount, Provitence tor New York, with | Cardiff; brigs’ Alexand: Supreme Court Bench, This nigh post of judicial | troducing action, The public seem, however, to | mai id passengers, to 1 Odell if perdi; | bri lexander Nickels, Peterson, New York; honor he did hot long retain. | Mis pecullar qualiiies | be steadily recognizing te merit of tis litte |” "4 Pamensers to Wnans Calo York? {ge Heme sto eke ejackesny GuAneeaey, of mind “did not find here congenial develop- | theatre. Sieactinse eabondik: & Wie ves brig Jennie A Cheney, Asey, Boston. srt ment. It was too Get tedious and jormal, eee beth hmuiy Be ‘ea Bran. w Yor! ‘4 enn. Nailed March 6, bries Perez, Foster, New York: Persia too siow work for one of his Fostless, Impetuous Bryanv’s New Opera House. wa ee ee ere tee mae, a Hinckley, Ester, do. 7th, bark Haliaen (Nor), Domehey, activity 0) mperament. esides—and that may " lo; Sth, brigs Faustina, Belfast; Wild Hunter (Br), Lan- have been a more potent consideration—our judges The programme presented last evening at this Schr Mary Weaver, Weaver, Weehawken for Providence, glois, Boston ; 9t! urdila, Physom, Halifax. iste CARDENAS, March 9—Artived, bark Hesperus (Bri, Wil- ‘ew York for New London, lock, New York; brigs S V Merrick, Lippincott, Phiadet. ize, Harding, Port Johnson for New Haven, nis: Almon Rowell, Atherton, do; J H Lane, Cute, New ria, Ne ; Sehr with renewed ardor : introductory overture” and operatic choruses, 1n Sel plier, Weeks, do; lth, brigs M A upon his legal practice, He continued to practice hr Ella, Ferris, New York for Huntington, Berry, Berry, do; Jennie Cobb, Packard, M: his profession up to recent illness, though tor the | Which ail the members of the company wox part; |> fat rare Ghurch, Hal, New Hotiosd faq en, Sailod ‘thy brig Kite Mt Tucker, ‘Tucker, north ‘Of ifatteras. Tuost part of late years as advisory counsel aud at- | also various comic songs sung in the best style of | Schr Emma, White, Now York tor Proviagncg te ay DEMARARA, March 14—Arrived, brig Silas N Martin, torney, and seidoin appearing in ihe trial of suits, Schr A J Bentley, Robinson, New York for Providence, ph Be GUANTANAMO; Feb 21—Arrived, bark Robert Murray, ‘al a, CHONG KoxG, Feb Arrived, steamahin Great Repubite, New York for St John, NB. TLAVANA, March, 8 Arrived: bree Aiken 5 i — Arrived, brig Alberti, Harriman, Si Dilks, Philadelphia for Greenport, John, NB; schrs Fannie HM Bucklin, Bucklin. Bultimores ——— Helen Hastings, Aubrey, Wilmington. NO; 10th, park Annié ad - s LE ray, Eaton, Boston; schr Emma Green, ' Wilmington, jor. ‘fhe performance _ con: is aS pare ate Nout i, Meanighips Victor, Gates, New Orleans; Roles steamer. nois, t] tar; 7 »» Ne Bi s “d - r,” which | constituted the most murth- | gan Francisco. t’ Cratteri ship Enos Boule, for & ph a Mit, ache Tempo, Cardenas. i edocrag led thy barg Cephas Starret, Babidge, Sama; 9th, steamship City of Merida, Deaken, Vera Cruz; lth, schr but which he as Inequently dechned. | characters of Cassins and Mare Antony, and was Shipping Netes. Rit Wom Oneecce Charleston ; 11th, bark Enrique (An, 8,77 With ¢ ' 4 nds, called forth shouts of Mesars C & R Poillon will launch from their yard, foot of asa y bavebnany Day eye eg 4 de, wry he Was very itdicrous. | Bridge street, Brooklyn, at 6 PM to-day (19th), a ferryboat | York: ‘Yiannan Fart (Nor), Hanseh, New Orleans; barks Co- ches, one of specially memorabie char- | UmMph one of the conspirators rans of to give ‘tne Jennie 8 Barker, Waite, do; Erna (NG), Schutte, Galveston; te Old Bowery Theatre, of which he was | particulars of the tragedy” to the evening papers, | thoroughly built, and will be finished in thefr usual style of | Maitiand (Br), Nickerson, Savannah |, sehr Auror (Dan) Schr Geo Wasnington, Peck. New York for Stamf Andrews m the character of the | Schr # H Shann ty by the way in | cluded with the burlesque or “Julius the owner, and promising, Mf elected, to iniviate | Wille another proposes to prepare a Saturday car: | excellence. When completed she will be the largest ferry | Jensen. Gaiveston. many needed relorms In Une administration of our | toon for the Evening Telegram, But more wildly | boat plying between the two cities of New York and Brooke municipal government. Tne puyiie, it so | absurd than even ts was Mare Antony's oration | lyn, MACRIO, Fe happened, Was not so ripe for reform as! over the dead body of Julius Sneezer, which is sur- me Was that he polled but few votes, His purchase, in | grand wuuling up by @ “terrific horse 1306, of the street cleauing contract awarded ‘for | ‘Ihe large audience present seemed to ve highly | carried out to sea oy the floating ice in the severe storma, | more; Ith, ji years to Messrs. Brow r MONTEVINEO, Jan 81—In port bark Saml B Hale, Mat- thews, for Koston. b3—In port bark Celeste Clark, Foster, for nd the | The United States Lighthouse establishment has met with | MYerpool days. | ombat.’? | Severe losses this season, many of the buoys having been | son, Philadelphia: mma tn, chr. FE: Le Hal, Gagan ee . chr Binma L Hall, Gayer, ‘Balt. thiitider,, Cousin, New York, 7°" Balt last erection, and the — result | ronnded by a gang of Sixth wara rough: Sailed 8th, bri John Brightman, Hanson, New York; Devoe & Knapp, | amused by We whole performance. These buoys cost, when equipped with anchors and painted; , : elle (Br), Holmes, Baltimore; Sth, sehr ‘Le Ol hardiy appropria to ve set down as from $300 to $1000 cach. New York; ith, bark Jennie Coub, Pekar ictenany jorming @ part Of his polluical career, is certainly brig Nereus (Br), Kerr, Balumore :! ” | , e. j anepisode ia is later ive that cahnot well be | SY TP PING NEW S esr ne Diane AVAGUEZ, Feb 1S—Arrived, schr TS McLellan, Antigua, } passed over without mention. ‘ihe dissatisfaction e Bark E.eayor (Br), Chapman, from Darien, Ga, for Cleared 20th, schrs Eveline, Pearce, New York ; 24tn, Ju- engendered by Ms manuer of doing the work is as ia | well rew by tee i 1 tal lie wudertook to explain tun prints; but, as is well Known a Leg was appuint ough we ti r of Jodge Whiting for sterling integrity, it cer- Sunderiwn with timber, put Into St George, Bermada, 't hiet, Newburyport. just, in distress, ae ea eta port ster mbered, It was believed he would do the : bark Elverton, Benson, for Baltimore; brig ‘tT work a8 it ought to have been done and us required Almanac for New York—Thiy Day. Bane ANNIE M CANN—Steamer Peravian, at Portiand | Toler {or New York sehr Frank B Colton, unc ‘ the contract; but he disap ed the public. —— from Liverpool, before reported as falling in with bark Anoie York. as Salled, schr Keokuk, Gates, New 4 4 4 ~ - M Cann, from Leith for Boston, hooked on to the wreck, 1 iin the public | Sun rises....... 605 | Moon sets...morn 3 25 | abeavy'sen parted haw! hour afterward Site lative commit | CO) var 6 11| High water.morn 3 56 | _ BARK Ratwoow pnt back to Penards Rosds 9d inet a, si u fe tees er. “ ui nat on ao ase, and he sub- Be is or 5G | count of heavy gales prevailing, Wine lying there at and NANAIMO, March 3~—Salied, bark Shooting Star, Austin, San Francisco, J to investigate the steamship Gilesia (NG), equently resold the Contract to the original owners. ——- a large bark in the night time run down u ind proceeded), Actes sg oh , . * a Y Jo pon her, carryin { yl d Ho respect Would Impugn the charac OCEAN STEAMERS, away bowsprit, jibboom, topgallantmast tearing’ un fone argo (was quaseaungl taste owed | her arrival). castle and generally uyuting the ship; pard £100 to inly Would have been mach better for his reputa or DEPARTURE ¥ " ‘ clear: now in dock; ship tight. All the loss will fall on th ROsanto, Jan 22—Sailed, bark & i nye be a u A YEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FoR tue | 6, > abahe . 18 WARIO, Jan 22—Sailed, bark Reunion, Tucker, Boston, ond oa os x —— mixed up with this street MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIZ. thought te wares Would nowhere ts be tineeoete sks fran Gane Sn a pee all 'Uelematy, Coveyen, hiting Was a man of large wealth. The Steam | 8 Destinati BRIG Rowert MCKAY SPEARING, at Philabelphia 15 St THOMAR, Feb 25—Arrived, schr Western Star, Boston. he leaves is estimated rn —— ape Pomnciiinhemen (= peril from London reporta:—2a inst, oi! Hatteras, oxperiencey | _ Salled Feb 1%, brig Amor (NG), Naguon foundation of tus fortune he laid’in his prote Wyoming. ......) Ma Liverpool. heavy gale, in which sprang nboom and had lowor top. 19 r Island Belle Sona: practice, though its lar ~ ame rote Ofiy of Limerick. |Mag 2! sails blown awar ath inet north of Matteras, saw two origa (Br), St Kitt gréatis owing to eens jar accumulation C of Washington | Mar 23, and one bark, all with logs of jiboooms and the bark fiving a SAG “is March 5—Arrived, bark ‘EA Barnard = (Br), Seadied » Judictons tnvestpents mn real estate, oe {Ma + TBowiing Groen | fag of distress; one of the vrigs was going to her assistance; | Willeby, Phil sehr L T Warren, Cardenas; 8th, ile owned a oid Broaaway ‘Theatre and built o Haris 2/54 Broaaw: nextday saw a brig painted blue, with bowsprit and both | Schr Parepa, Packard, Havaun, vores 0 upYiNY 11H site, Me leaves tour | Minerota..e.. %8 Broaaway. topmasts gone, poalied 7h, bare Glennevis (Br), Cummings, Delaware Who iuberty the bulk of | ri rly. ANIC... . rom Way, 1G JOHNSON, at Newport 1s! : ze Sudge Whiting was 'n mic, DUK Of lls property, Brio JonweON, at Newport Isth inst from Mobfle, waei6 | sr Jago, Feb 28—Arrived, schr Commerce, Tobin, New in private Mie the most geniat and iverality, and ++/29 Broadway, days north of Cape Hatteras, On the Ith inst she spoke tke | York. wi companionaole +|19 Bronaway. br Swan, from St Domingo for Boston, which had Sailed March 2, schr 11 M Williams, north of Hatteras. * slapl of amen, 53 Broadway. been blown out of Boston and lost part ot ber deck load, eb 12 r 3 a waver O i -—— Jounson supplied the Black Swan with provisions, toa Sentral ined seared GREET te Pe A RDERS, on’ yew " BRiG VILLAGE BELLE (Br), Crane, at Halifax 7th Passed bp 12th, schr Bismarck, Bowden, from St Johns, L 0 PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 17, 367% | som New York, experianced Yoary neles tories petite | Rata va i ane WASHINGTON, March 18, 1972, i fig yabed a bes adds Maroh 3, 38 miles avuthwest of American Ports. niin y 1872, rom ma orges, passed a brig with love of lower topsall and \. p Passed Assistant Surgeon M. C. Drennan, aetacued CLEARED, topsail and a foresail and two reefed mainsail set, but oa CN match LOSE Arrived, schra, FH, Oaicres froin the Naval Academy, has veen ordered on board | _steamsran Franconia, BragarPortiand--) F Ames pe emia fa f delphine : ’ ; scott : amebin Franconia, Braga, ~ 168. 1G MINNIE MILLER Carn or THANKS—Capt Leland, Cleared—Steamers William Crane, Howes, Baltimore via the Portsmouth, to joia the Lancaster at Rio, «Ge dace, ndel (NG), Wachter, Bremen vin Philadelphia | of brig Minnie Miler, wishes to ten his: thanks to Capt | Norfoik; Norman, Nickerson, Phuadelphia! bark Helena, Passed Assistant Paymaster Goo. W. Long is | | Hare Jasper, Webber, Canary Inlands—Yates & Porter- | Minty tn kacitc, for bls kindness fn itn a Mg ll alli i, W 4 ; ad 16 n our distress, an ie Captain's wil A oly ordered to the Portsmouth, ‘The following are or. | "lt (on board of his ship, where she would De Bale, en ee | eae eterna orig. General Prira dered to the Portsmouth until the arrival of that vessel at iio, where suey will join the Lancaste Assistant Surgeon, b. F. fngineers, Aruiur Price and B.C, Gowing; Second Assistant, Warren G. Batley; Boatswain, Joseph Mat. 4 Bene & Os BRIG PROTEUS, Hall, 29 days from Matanzas for Philader. | Roads, ship Nesutan (latter, passed out by za Barss (lr), Vests, Harton theeota tite. phia, experienced succession of gales; lost entire suit of | Mjj fehe Eucy Holmes and 4 schrs unknows, 1), | 30 et paile; running rigging chated and Broken ; leaking wome in | ghia Arrived, ste amt LeO eT ieloa, Vax, Repioeat! sickmore, Bickmore, Matanzas—H W Lond & A a and cargo loose; put into St George, Bermuda, 1th ‘Wil pode “obn M Hall A my Fang yaced TAL johnaon, Fossig; First Assistant 0. 1 f Brig L M Merritt, Harri bu Corson, Port $.U e! ler; iimaker, 1, Iman, Trinidad—Jas FW, Brio Iva ©, fi St M Feb » Me } aetaticd from (he Wasiugton Navy Yard, Bebr AC Lyou, Lyon, Baltimoree Bak into Turk'e Islnd on 19ta Vo arenes sostlorseut wine aieo Ete, Willems, Be Micbael's; bries Mi 4s B; Trinidad; Sappho, Aise acrived Wath, steamship William Lat from Bal- timore ; ship Tidai Wave, ie ol; barks Norah, from Measina byri Onent, from Etzae bethport; brigs Amos M Robe m Bonair; Samuel Lindsey.’ from. Cienfuzoes: rs Alice Myrick, ‘from Go- nalves; Carrie W Ciark, 1 t Domingo City; Montana, BALTIMORE, March 16- Arrived, schrs Geo W Whitford, ‘¥ ed Eddy, Aguadilia, PK; RO Th: , Crockett, Savannah, Glare wakes, Gayat f, Davis, Gardner, Boston, ‘Sailed. BRIDGEPORT. March’ 18 » Murch’ 18—Arrived, Gust, South Amboy; sloop Proof Gass, Dewar wew Vorke Salled-Seur Josephine, Ball, New York, CHARLESTON, March 15—Cleared, Pinkgem, Boston. Idth—-Arrived, steamer Maryland, Baltimore; barks New Republic, London; Heinrich ‘Bjorn, S:igo; bri; aun Minnie Abbie,” Boston; rd, do; Ocean Belie, New Yorx. Hutdell, Wiimington, Del Ex Dresser, West Indien javch 1L—In port a (Sp), re erson, do: Sallea—Schra A ardson, Fernand! Any DEAL'S ISLAND, M. ara Gov Cobb, trom and for’ Providence; Carrie Crosby, Huma 8 git. ‘Marcu 14—Saaled, schr Warrenton, Thomp- -EPORT, March 3—Arrived, bark Grace Roberts, Dab- San Francisco. BORTRESS MUNROE, March 18—Passed in, bri Witen, for Baltimore from St Thoma Below, Baltimore, from Hampton Roads for Rio for orders. Passed bark Mystic, for Falmouth brig Winmab, for Maya- mez, SPALL RIVER, March 14—Arrived, schra_A D Henderson, Henderson, Savannah ; Prudence, Halsey, Elizabethport. LVESTON, March 11—Arrived, brig Wm Mall sehr Maggie McNeil, Cramer, Phil jomers, Townsend, Boston; 8 M Rich, and BS Wri, EI GARTOWN, son, New York. FRE! out, orig Lord N bark Exehange, GAl . rows, New York Cle leared—Scnrs Masy K 3 ‘Tice, Pensacola, jena: Leonat jer, for Cor! for Matanz brig Kila Fabens, Bragg, Savannal Kmwma C Kommeil, Kisiey, ks Chanticleer, Baker, Sayannah ; Fleetw! (Br), Jones, Cardenas; schre A Hiiton, Weaver, Providence; Hoboken; L B Cowperthwaite, --Barks Chanticleer, §: a wing, Bos tons brig Kila, Cardenas; Loh, PM, brig’ Rose folk, ene for bark Evant GEORGETOWN, SC, March 11—Arnvea, schrs Snsan Wright, Mount, Charleston; 12th, A I, Cutler, Smith, Provi- oerenred Sth, steamer Elsworth, Matun, New Y¢ ple y 5 ‘01 5 Sail GREENPORT, LI, schr Moses ratte! NEW ORLEAN. hh Fla Orleans (Br), Houston, Antwerp; barks Hel Br), ‘Tregerthen, Matanzas; rig Gen Prin (Sp), Bunzas, Havana; sehr Grace Lord, St Martins. 'Below-coming up. on: schra Nelo Chase, % field, from Horo Island. Clecred, steamships C W ‘Lord, Rogers, Baltimore, via Havana and Key West; Garcta (Sp), Erezuma, Li 3 Alexander MeNeil, Kelleran, A\ ning, do; barks Hattie G Hall, (Nor), Jensen, do; ¥ tan Guma Ne, Nuevitasy Mal (Bri 16th—-Sailed, steam: 1ith—Arrivea, ort “Baile Sournwest Pass, March bark Uman; wal Spirit. PAs8-a-L" ‘rom Gal iJ L Som 3 Vi Jey, Leitch, Ruatan. NEW BRN, March 17—Arrived, steamship Ellen 8 Terry, Balvear, New York. NORF ton: ers, Pitt irtuosa (S| rt ; Cortes, Whitmai jodSieamahiy Geo Cromwell, Clapp, New Yo! i hips Lydia skoltela. snd’ A Thompson, tall ‘ind to sail i dia olnel an ompson, park Uman; waiting for orders, ships Southampton and War UUTRE, March 13, PM—Arrived, bark Liains Castle, Wuliams,, Kingston, Ja; brig Eudords, Cummings Cardenas; schrs J O Craig, Conno the Val- atwerp; Lisbor Kc, Croustadt; Ting + Met 3 Frank’ Atwood, Ci Vebby | till, ship United States, Crowell, New York. are Gen Meade, Samy in, do. tila; Liky of ‘OLK, March 15—Arrived, schrs Nellie Washburn, Freeman, Provincetown tor Pocomoke: Nellie M Snow, Snow, New York. Sailed--Schr 8 B Franklin, Mull, New York. 16th—Cleared, ship Livin; BEDFORD, March 16—Arrived, schrs Joun H NEW P Kelly, Philadelphia? Laura, Robinson, Robinson. New York. Salled—Schrs Wm Tics, Chase, New York; Matthew Vasser, Jr, load for do. NEWPORT, Mareh 15, Higgins, and Amelia # C Jesse Murdock, Caristie, Jacksonville for Fall River; Young, Young, Savanuah for do. Schr yames Hollman, dence for New York. Return Fe PORT GAMBL) sou, Honoluli Indianola, PHILADELPHIA, March 16~Arrived, steamships Aries, Wheiden, and Achilles, Colbourn, Boston; bark Iant Burton, ‘Antofogasia;' brig Caroni (Br), Page, Lockport} achra Abby L Dow, Young, Sagua; David ‘Trinidad i James Ford, Ray (on, Mataizaa{ bar N Smith, Smith, New York ; F Nowell, JT Weaver, Newton, Providence, pipiens: Cleared—Steamships Hunter, Harding, Providen man, Nickerson, Boston ; ship Margaret (N Walton Partin ei Baltimore; WD Man; re} 7 ‘ch 7—Arrived, bark Noxbwest,, » March 7—Sailed, bark Camden, Robert.” in. PENSACOLA, March 14—Arrived, schr Indianola, Bloom, nhimore Fall Ri Keord, Havana; schra iG Will iorence Nowell, Fennimore, Fall River; J T Weaver, Newton, Providence, Salled “Bark Carl XV (Swed), Stafverin, for Belfast. 18th—Arrived, steamship Jun! Havana, Matanzas, for 07 Sailed—Bi New York, Sailed—Stea PROVINCETOWN, March 17—Si Boston for New York, 1u tow of steamtu; PROVIDENCE, March 16— Arrived, 8 ¥ Smith, Chase, Mobile; Robert Pett Rappahannock River; Elwood Doran, vin Alexandria; Sarah L Simmons, Gas, Baltimore ; Fegso Wilson, Connell 1 a rl mouse, Handrei Philadelphia mG 2 Smith, Bactison, (49. 3 re roukey,” Rockett, "Hoboken ; Min eatuerst Yvacomire, do; James Engen, Barker, r do; Mary E Coyne, iummer, Hazterydo giant, Hate T7th—Arrived brig S_P Brown, Tinker, Hoboxen; sebrs Pioneer, Blatchtord, Ell Grin Floyd, Brown, a Cloud, Catt gon; Bakir, Knowles, Carlisie, Novhrap, ‘Anu, Marshall, do; Ann Dole, Ban Bunce, do; Surprise, Seaman: Eli Townsend, Nichols, do; C Hattie M_ Howes, Peck, York; Chas H Youmans, hel Jane, Taylor; : RICHMOND, March Walker, New Yor) SAN hte a Newcastle. NSV Kulth; New York or Winterport 2 ;'Grand island, do tor Bel Panlied Brige Anion M Roberts, and ML B; schrs Sophie, George 0 Parker, Carrie Morrison, G W Ley H Pierce, J 8 Watson, Annie Amsden, Eliza B Emery, C'S Graves, Gene: e. elle, Walters, from New York for Marc, Hayti for Boston; schrs . Fish, Darien for do; John, 8 Delwilier, Phila- ‘Or Boston; Lottie, Beard, Mobile, via New Bedford, for do; Brainhall, Port J ongun {or do; Herald, Norfolk for New mbroke; Pathtinder, ‘Hoboken’ for Prescot, Port ‘Johnson from Grawford, | Ellzabethport for Danvers; “Sarah B Butnam"” (of Beverly), from St Ma ‘New York for Portland: GM Porter, Lynn; Terrapin, do for Salem; ar Calvin, JH’ Hu Grant, and N W IWth—Arrived, briga ti Annapolis, N 8; Ida Chariotte, ral delphia do; ht Boat, Day, ag for Bes Gloucester Provincetown ; for Beverly; lercy, eed, Virgini Meady, a a Salled—Steamer W! Frontier, Morgan, Fernandins, Fia, to Ne Clifford, Littlefield, do, to load for Piummer, rt Mair & Cranmer, del Port Johnson for Philadelphia tor Portland ; Edward Kich, B $ Youn, W Alton, Emma A F Cole, hiertie Pierce, M ton for Virginia, Het for do; De Lewis, | Belfast land fo Nathaniel Stevens, J Smith and John Farnum, Baltimore:for Phu Sea, Newburyport for do; M M_ Chadwick, Georgetown for do; Everglace, do for Brunswick, Ga: Nellie © Paine, ao ‘alnis, for Philadelphia; George P York; Ltght of Home, Portsmor for Richmond; a ) Portiand for Baltimore; x do; Mary E, Amsden, Boston for do; Addie Walton, J M Fitzpatrick, 8 & E Corson, H W Foster, Vanhaman, Anna Barton, Elhs b delphia; White th Newburyport for do; Grace Guilder, 1B Jones, New York for Glow: Portland tor New York. ark Hancock ey Howes a Stage Julia, @ Mobile; fford, Elizabethport; Jol nj Surong, Gulliver, do;'Amelia, Terry, art, Amboy; wa, eet, Por jonn- Decateor Oakes, Berry, do; MR John Warren, McGar, Weekawken ; Hoboken: ¥ Merwin, 403 Purvis, Lisle, ao} Huntley, do: ickson, New Beiow, sobre J abethport; Lucia B ives, Miler; Ra- 04. Albemarle, 3 CO, March 9—Cleared, ship Agres, Yates, ‘hip Prima Donna, Lunt, Newcastie, NSW; bark jowea, do. SALEM, Wdarch 16-—Arrived, achr Adrianna, Duntov, Ho- boken. “VINEYARD HAVEN, March 16—Arrived, schr Casrie W Clark, 8t Domingo City for Boston in bet eases, Philadel hia for do: 2 jagee, ausethe Hoooken for do, Charlie & Wille, New York for fi mn; N W Magee, iPad oe Bi Legg) Faunie & 0 Cc, St ry for New York. PORTLAND, March 16—Arrived, schr Teazer, Hamilton, tian (Br), Wylie, Liverpool. FW Stare 17—Salleds, park Kismet), from lida, Knowles, do: Helen Mar, Ward, do. diet'Steamer Whitiwind, Shernan Philadelphia ; beige i joston ; Net- load for ‘all River; scl Darien, G dela Newkirl Paine, York for do; Emma, ICR Higgins, H Atwoots, Addie Mite Siecle and Litzle D Banker, Bowe Mary E, Wharf and Ida R Freeman, Well- ‘Snow, Provincetown for do. Lark, Trigg. Gloucester for New for do; Nadab, Rockland for Norfolk, Va; © cester; Ida L Howard, Salled— Brig, Mar ish, Keaatec, Hart, Joseph &E Henderson, Emma Bacon, ‘bible, Adelia Island, Bertram, 18th, AM— Arrived, br ton; achra R&S Ow Weehawken do tor Cain 8; Jobn, N B J Ware, Phi Sailed, wi for’ New Yuri deiphia for \ r Mary TER HARBOR, Yi + Nathan ror do; Lookout, do for Nortotk, Allea tephen Morris, Port- ¢ Rosevelt; schrs Warrenton, Samuel arian, Sidonia, @ Kawiey,, 3 don, Ger Chal hor arch 8—Arrived, schr Sea Lark, Guptiil, Red Beach for Phtindelphia. different States, public! vice fr required. BSOLUT relativg t GEORGE W free. No} Prov: of the milion. Oo re 2 OR Mise ies Pan ee BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED BA » No charge M. HOUSE, Attorney, 180 VORCES AND ACTIONS ve special Jounsellor-ate! A eee DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM the: 7 arts of diferent States, No pal 'y Public and U Lut BARS NS IN TEAS, 8, BUNIONS, NAILS, ed without pain. | Ki corna, bunions, naila, £¢. idence, Dr, RIC} <W, VANDEWATE « OFFICE, CABINET TURE 260 Greeawieh street, New Yor, ENLARGED JOINTS, Ac, J res By mail 600. Patients attended at ‘210 Broadway, corner Fulton street, rion, &e., suficient cause, ‘until “divorce granted, roadw: n nissioaer for ev. THOMAS RK. AGNEW, W'S ANNITILATOR cu i, MANUFAC 4 68 Ann and 163 William street, New York, hereby noted to ST. PATRICK'S MUTUAT ALLIANCE PF Ss Association, —Th ‘and University place, on Monday morning, March 18, at 9. Wolock Ac M., to participate in the celebration of Irelands Patron saint ‘The Alianee bers to the Pal ia rel harp, a8 also t ee will b at LL o'cloc! for noa-atten ‘catalogue. _ GERMANIA LIFE URANC aids an: J. TRAYNOR, Prosident, near Thirti COMPANY, 208 and 29% Broadway, New York, is now issuing ABSOLUTE POLICLES, Bon-forfeltavle and mcontestable, ‘Assets January 1,18; $4,540,768 31. brig Rosetta rh Nor- Martin, schr Chas Comery, Water Fe. Lord or hia. rk. led from Mapes’ Fs SUTTER, amet Hernan Pennington, Havana, via Florida Ports; abipe Maid lien Drummond osina, Hansen, New York; ; eat, ship War Spirit (Br) mee {Bp: an ter, Barcelona; Sebase oleman, pson, New ne (Br), McMullen, Liverpool, . a ‘Kelly, Marion, tc: PM—Arrived, schrs RS Newcom! Cobb, Baker, Providence for Virginia; james » Shropsbire, ®, mom Provi- the (Br), Ky Miller, Toothaker, ond, Sagua; Emily ‘Curtis, Bar: Haven, Hail, do; schrs Mary E enh ‘all lor G), Breisch, ‘Ham. Willard, inta, Hoxie, New Orleans via. LEW, Del, ae 18—Arrived) schr F E Scammeil, from: era, ~ Governor James Is, Norfolk; Tit jar Castner, Jr, "Lake, », Maul, Milyillo, juas, Heany, Ger- oe Elta b' Sylvester, $M Tyler, Borden, New York; Marion ;'F F Randolph, Steelman, do; Atlantic, Hateb, do; Darius Eddy,’Hopiins, #0; dail, Savannah ;. Jesse Williams, Hobo- or : ; AT Cohen, and Pau- for East- J L Pierce, "Sarah © Smithy jengal, M Richard a lie & Walit ennie & Edith, 2 A Paine, Grand phia for do; David Nichols, York tor do; iduntresa, ieorge G Jewitt, St er for do; Mary OCERIES AND andthe vockets D MERCANTILE FURNI OTURER, rages NEVOLENT e members of the Association. ave wembie at the corner of Thirteenth street, and, who will escort the Brook. t Hall, will report to the Marshal special aids. Fines Strictly enforced. JAMES, WM, O'CONNELL, Marshal, QO) PERCHES OF SHEET | Must 20 throw awny money on high-priced rave Pieces now ready. Call and exarnine or encio W, HITCHCOCK, Pr Phird avenue, FOR) $1.—WHy ? Over 700 stamp for